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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-24
Picture of Kentucky Fire Eater.
from the louisville Hrnocra+l

From the Louisville Dcmocrat
Many a time and oft on the tavern porch.
and by the snug tavern bar, haranguers are
found upon whose ready tongue arguments
and facts proving Northern oppression are
pat. a fire in the hay-stack proves, as it
did the other day, that an attempt is ma
king to rescue John Brown. The Dred
Scott decision is spoutcd in garbled cx-
tracts, and the smooth and ringing sem
teuce, "common blood and treasure" falls
sonorously pn the tympanums of credulous
loungcrs, whose idea of the whole duty of
man is comprehcndcd in Holmes distich-
sNEe want bnt little hero below,
But want that little strong"
Little, however, is o comparative phrase
in this sense. The power and duty of Con-
gress is eloquently set forth, until inno-
cent hearers are of the opinion that it
the power and duty of Congress to regu-
late the relations between master and SER
want i'll the States, as well as the Terrific
rics-a logical sequence to all the argu-
mcnts wc have yet heard from these wise
lawycrlings. Behind these, thcreis q mask
ed battery, called squattcr sovereignty,
whose explosive power is tremendous
The orators father may have lived in
kentucky when Kentucky squatters against
virginia dictatiOn, and when, i'll the
woods, under Il wide spreading tree,
they convened their first legislative as
sembly, with no authority from Con-
gresS or Virginia, or anywhere else but
from God, who gave them free will and
planted in their hearts the instinct of liber-
ty, and the consciousness of c9pab;lity for
selt-government. He, however, in sopho-
moro phrases, pirates of the evils OF squat
ter sovereignty, and denounces his anccs-
tors as guilty OF usnrpation and possible
fraud. He, too, has q flight of most
extraordinary ascent. He talks of the
golden corn of Indiana; the praires rof
Illinois, and regrets that, owing to circun-
stances. 1t may be many years before these
choice soils will receive the benefits of
slave cultivation. He is sure that South
crn valor can conquer these lands, and
urges his aggressive policy as calculated
to bring on disunion and civil war, when
he can flesh his maiden sword in kindred
of common blood and treasure" who
cultivate the peaceful fields of the North.
He is pregnant with resolutions for county
assemblies, and speeches for crossroads
and ward meetings. He is eloquent on
Calhoun, who would have scorncd his
theories, and Jefferson, whose whole
philosophy of government is against him.
The facts, however, do not penetrate to
the infinitessimal rcyicc wherein is coz
coaled what might politely be termed his
understanding, and he is happy and dog
matte in his childish ignorance, aud his
followers, though few, are sometimes
faithful.
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CHURCHEs.



Wheeling baptist Church. south side Clay between
Fifth and Sixth
Disciples Church, Market, between Bfddlc and Third
Streets.
GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protestant Church, west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe: Rev. - Friedrich. pastor.
First German Evangelical Protestant Church, Fast
Wheeling, Rev. Wm. Heller. pastor.
German Lutheran Church, Rev. W. Rucrgcmeir,
Fa-tor.
Jewish Synagogue, Quincy. over Intcllgencer Office
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Cl,apline Street VI. f. Church. east si,Ie Chnplne
between First and Second, Rev. j. L. Clark pastor.
Fourth Street n. T.. Church, west side Fourth be-
tween Monroe and Quincy, Rev. Thomas MI.eary,
pastor.
North Street NJ. Z. Church. northwest corner North
and Market, Rev. l. S. Patterson pastor.
South Wheeling NJ. L. Church.
Wheeling Island CIarsl, Wheeling Island, Rev.
Thomas Me ClC.ITy, pastor
German NJ. f. Church. Erst Side CharliEe.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Frs, Presbyterian Church. west side Fourth between
Quincy ami Monr"c Rev. Henry Il. Weed, d. D., pastor.
S,c.'Ul Presbyterian Church.. Southwest Corner
Webster AMI Market; Hcv. Il. V. Dodge, pastor.
TlrI Presbyterian Church. east side Filth between
Chestnut and fil:'Crt, South Wheeling.
FUurth Presbyterian Church, east side Main between
Adams and Washington; Rev. Alfred laIll. pastor
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
United Presbyterian Church. west side Market, be-
twccnJctcrsonand Madison: EcT.J. r. McIure pastor.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
ST. Iul:u's Church. west side Main. between First
ani Second; Rev. SuuthEate, rector.
St Matthew's Church, south side Monroe between
Fifth ami sixth; Rev. +. T. Perkins, rector.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
ST. .Tanc Cathedral southeast corner IlnmpIen
anil Filth: Right Rev. Richard V. WhGelan, BisLOp;
Rev. James V Cunningham Assistant.
81. AIphonsuS Church. west side Market, between
EillU and Third Fifth WRrtl; Rev. KieUslI, pastor
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ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.
All the lodges assemble MT ODD Fell
lONTs' Hall, corner of Market
and Quincy streets.

EIRGINlUS LODGE, M. s.
Meets every Thursday Evening. John Gouly. N
c. James Courts, Y.G.; j. VI Bickri, Secretary.
FRANL1N LODGE, NO. Is.
Meets every Monday Evening. n. G. Marsh, " O.;
u W. HruwninG, V. e.: W.P. McKclvcy, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, No. IS. Germany
Meets every wcincs,Iay Evening. Simon Hisrich,
N."+ John NJ BuSrsner, V g.; John Saladc Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. so.
Nc"Is every SATURDAY Evening. II. II. RCnuarl,
N e. IL W. Rcdunn. O.: W. ". Berryhill, sec,y
PANOLA LODGE, No. 81.
Meets every Friday Evening. L. =. Bcclcr n. G.;
john A. Vincent, Y.G; w I. Blain, Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCAMPMENT. No. /.
Meets the FIRST AMI Tunp Tuesday Evenings of
each month. James NJ. Hall c. r. L. z BeeIer IL p;
Jei:n Frcw. S. W.; W. +. McKclvey, Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL ENCANIPMENT. No. 81
Meets the SECOND and FOURTH Tuesday Evenings OF
each month. Charles I.nck, C. r; y. Steger, H. L;
+ =. Hoffman, s. W., c. Lobmeuller, Scribe.
CONCORD LODGE, No. 1s4, Germany
Meets every Monday Evening in their Hall, corner
Of Fifth and Vinc-Sts South Wheeling j. G. Miller,
ID; Jacob Itz. V. G.; Peter Zimmer. Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS HALL. ASSOCIATION
TRUSTEEs.-I. Colts, John Hamilton. A. LnripC, ],
Ln"enS j. NJ Biclel, J. Berger G. W. FrNnzheinl, =
-, A. Caldwell. /. CoTTs President
G. BUED, r. Secretary.
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4o~SPEcLAL NOTICES Double the above rates
So Yearly Advertising ON reasonable terrns accor-
gIHS aee 9p9 the number fcidnges'
crs, to bc paid fOr in ddsance
Legal advertisements will lyc CHARGED nj te ,tns
prescribed by law.
business Cards not exceeding five lines 80 per year,
OF 81 Tor SIX months but for shorter period nothing
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons as
well as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
Of auction sales and real estnte sent In by them must
be paid for at the usual rates
10 Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. - -
cases at full rates
Marriages. Notices ofFunerals, and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. noylIJ59
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PUBLIC HALLS.

Nsl"Icon Hall, east side Main between Quincy and
Na<n!c HALL northeast corner Market and Monroe
Washington Hall, northeast corner Market and
Monroe.
Union Hall. west side Main between Quincy and
Monroo
Mhenrum Hall, corncr John and Market
New Odd Fellows Hall corner Monroe and Fourtl
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TrNPAYUN.S or E.IR DB,-us

Il-ViANG1i& or EAR DRE-MS
Which are suitable for either and NIL u,-inf ert
eii IN nv" minutes EAR TEuNPETs Of every tlestrip
iom also every variety of artificial articles known IN
the Worll-a large assortment of beautiful tlurabl,
ARTIFICIALAIIANDS,
With the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL
FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, and Knee-Ioiut Attacl,
ment. ~ ~ N'
These articles arc perfectly natural and adapted Tor
either sex and can be sent by express to any mart oT
lac world All kinds of Trusscs Hernia or Rupture
ot every description, for either sex and Trrlsses mar
ticularly adapted for females in Il weak condition Is,
for those with PROLApSUs U.rrRT 49,
hr lhikce IS one nf the celebrated and skill
inl lysicians and surgeons living IIs fame /,
KNOWN personally III every principal city of the world
All letters directed to Dr. Hnicc must contain ten
cents TO pay postage Gud incidental expenses All
Chronic Diseases can lac treated I,y correspondence
except those mentioned, which will require his per
sUnal supervision.
Esf~ Office hours, from Il. .M. to4PM
DOCTOR BAAKEE
PPTlcE, 504 Broadway few doors above Fourth St.
U'tIl, ~ NEW YORK CRY.
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The Mississinni bv Nieht.

By night the scene is one of startling
interest and magical splcmdor. Hundreds
of lights are glancing in different direc-
tionS from the villages, towns, furms. and
plantations on shore, and from the mag
niticent ''lioating palaces" of steamers,
that frequently look like moving noun
tains of light and fame, so brilliantly are
these enormous river lcviathans illumina-
ted. outside and inside. Indeed, the spec
tacle presented is like dream of cnchant-
ment. Imagine steamer after steamer
coming, sweeping, sounding, laundering
on, blazing with these thousands of lights,
casting long brilliant reflections on the
fast rolling waters beneath. There is of
ten number OF them, one after another,
like so many comets in Indian file. Some
of these are so marvclously and dazzingly
lighted, they really look like AlmddiTs
palace on FIRE, (Which it. in all lllikelihood
would be in America and skurrying and
dashing down the stream, while, perhaps.
just then all else is darkness around it. /
delighted, too, in seeing, as you very fire.
qnently do, the twinkling lights in the nu-
mcr0us cottages and homesteads dotted
here and there: and you may often observe
large wood fires lit on the banks, looking
like mcrry-making bonfires. These, be-
lievc, arc usually signals for the different
steamers TO stop and take up passengers,
goods, and animais.-Lady Wortley's Trav-
els in the U. S.
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WHEELING LODGE. No. 12s.

WHEELING LODGE, No. 12S.
Meets first and third Thursday Of each month, ex-
Teit June July and August, when it meets first Thurs
w W, j. Bates. ". NJ. 7. H. Logan, g W. w. c. Hall,
=. W T. Melvin. Secretary, p. ~ Brentlinser. Trcns-
Tter, j. \ Clement s. D. c. A. Itnclc ]. D., j. Z.
Ee1ns, Tyler.
p,ir MtsrERsI Ga-hoEn, W. ]. Bates, I. H. Viii
'''ns. + 4. BrentIingcr.
OHIO LODGE, No. 1Ol.
Meets first and ti.iri Mondays of erch month
D. D2nell W. W.. W. J. Houston. s. W. A. j. Swec-
~ ~, jas McCluncy, Sec. William Wilson Treas.
T,Ia. w: "c'S"H' s d., Henry ott, J. D., - FlacE,
, P2ST NSsTsEs.-w. p. Wilson. George W. Sights,
= NJ Warden n Murray, Geo. Bully.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 10.
Meets second Monday of each month.
T. IL. Logan. H. r., A. ]. Sweeney. K, S. p. Brown,
- d. AcCluney, Trcas- DIR. Il. Baird, .Ir, Sec.
r TSST ~ III u r-J. Gosirorn, w C. Scott ]. s. Wheat,
WHEELING CONDIANDARY, No. 1.
Meets fourth Monday in each month.
w. r ). R'iSs T. O. T. II. Williams Cen'l, A. J. swee
e !; ". ~, w., W:P Wilson, P, Geo. Baird Jr Recorder
Rates gssF Ec-GoOrge W. Sights, l. H William. W. j.
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MASONIC REGISTER.

Wheeling Lodges meet i'm Masonic
Hall, corner of Market and Nom
roe Streets.
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O. F. S tifel.
NASuFAcTTEER oP
TIN& SHEET IRON WARE
Housefurnishing Hardware.

AOuoSl SlUIuISuIuS HafuWare,
FJAS on HAND A VERY LANCE AsSOpTNI INT
L 81 llou*etur1Iisng Goods. n part of his stock
consisting of fine lot of Wacr-c0oicrs lined with
P0rcc!Gin; Water filters, Walters Tc,canisprs Mas
scrS patent minute FrccZCrs, Oil Dominion COfecnots
rh cages Cutlery. Britannia ard Black Tin Ware Tin
ned and EnaIneitd Hollow Wa!e, Rrlss Kettles lvc
lie requests of his customers ;tul the public .r,;er
ally, particular attention to- HIS WutCr c,ncrs aI,
plten freezer II auy wisrs to save Ice; and tho
soon will pay in saving coffee
Also on hand q very lrrSe assortment of his own
manufactured Tin Wnrc, wholesale and retail ANY
articles not on hand will he made to ut the shortest
notice and Mt reasonable prices
0'FREII GINS LiLEAIiS ON HAND.
10 call him. His articles are too numerous to men
ton thoee who call will find most every article for
fitting ont fine holiseI,aId q y STJEEI ~
Iny23- SD Gm 40. IT3 Main ST. Wheeling IN
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I. o. S. NJ.

OLD DOMINION LODGE, Mol.
Meets every Monday Evening Mt their Hall in the
&elucon Buildings.
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Di'ric' D'pWty Grand Master for Hestcr1, Trr-
9i"iI. GR. WN j. EATEs
IEgi Pricsl, Dr. r H. LOGAN.
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WHEELING, va, THURSDAY MORNING,
9dtlg glntellige1rter.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.=

TWELVE SOLID LINES opINoSpARE1L, ION ONE 1scul OR
LESS, MAKE 4 ScuARE.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

SANTL p. IIII.DNETH, Agent.
~ Office, at tho Savings bank Of ofNEIecling-
prnl: .iN-SlIn..
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Wheeling baptist Church, south side Clay between
Dciples Church, Market between Bi,ldlo and Third
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-20
uno
Ma n.5 d. a p.

III d3i u c n.S d3 a p. ...
Die llntsr,eianstsn bsSirnsn iTdb bisIsr geIs>.
stntet tren 8reunbsn uno Dem 9ublifum i'm Qlis
8smsins anju3siaen, ra6 lls fcrtipdbreno auf 6ano
baltsn unp auf Seaslluns Derfertigen, alle arten
GtanO Dampfmaidnsn Stationary Engines)
BON 10 bis 100 Yferbrtraft mad ben aasrprtre-
rrfrn p1ttrrns. -...,
Ste Fno stsi6falIs tersit ale arGrn ,,-
Gi1erne II. 0tcBinsnr 0irBereicn, 0id4I-
riper unb 0iinir,M Maibincreien jcber
SeibreibunN ictpie 9umpen pom si,>
faher unb bppprlter gSitfitn9 unb gum
Sprcirrn uub Seben Spn 8aBer.
DanlpIfeesl BON jcrsr geIdreituns perbsn auf
9slrtluns aus rsm bsen 90. 5cIStUtIsn. GiIsn
psrfertist unp suarantirt Su letn wie an8egeben.
Str cpntrabiren fir tie 9iefsrun9 BON alien Artrn
8ie9clbabnbr Irbeitsn. Sol;en, S6rautrn,
gBalGns unp ispnlst pUn GjrUblGmieb artcitrR
auf tur,e NnSei9e uno ;u nieprt9en YreiIen.
5baftin9s uno pullice, unp jepe Sorte
BON eisfrunSsn wsrrrn ifnsa anp f4bn ausss@
fibrt.
9rIcnbsre aufmerfidmteit rirb 8sparaturs
unb SCb.Artsiten sswipmst, peIde auf bic fiir,s
rlle anSeiss unp ju Den bilIi9fen prsIIsn VrrriGs
tGt psrren.
Sbre DampimaI Gtrnrn linb duf bic, funagtrea-
ts1e g8etle sebaut unb wsrpen in Se;isbuns, psnR
Srranst, flr etuen billisrn 3eitraurt 9uarautirt.
Ibayer, Groman, milfon u. 60.
@flsntaun. Ssbruar 16, 1859. natp
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S { / ! Dr : E 1T {.

fd6frlscnre 8e6tefSGe Ic0cn scrtTrt rertn
iusr Court. trslde ibrrn 9lnfans rctmcn wiro,
Ncntdss BEN 8. apsuR 1859, in rrr Start
ntaun, In unb fir eefa GuuntY:
Batter .. Sutsr srsen Siram 8. sdanb.
Rrsarn Srpd mp 8rau ct, al. scssn 9bcmas
sBcibnsr.
per Sdracrmei1r unb etabtratt ttr Scr,
alsntaun 9rSen Ssnr9 6. 0Unonrder.
lattan s2bitelp 8s8rn SeHc Srenis.
n9slman unb Fstr 9rsen SiI9bmun IbuatS.
P. unO 8. sdssr srseu Sartman II. Dt'esan.
trmas yeaser uno 6rou scsen 8. Gdirelau.
Palomcn Scssrt ssssn 9l0tHan 8ittrr.
5clspt S6nurman ss9cn Gbarlts MerB.
Der Staat 9cnnfplpanirn fir BEN gubrn BON
1iltcrt @ibpns, Apminirdtcr bee pr,l0rEr.
gtter &rrn, sr9cn Sptn &rn.
prirlts 9sScn SUbn Scrn uno @runetswOb.
B. G. urb g. u. 9cs9 Sc8n Daniel 9Ieu'
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tDmat graSer 9r9rn Oapib S6mrYer.
Pfpies 0aumer 9r9en Deter 9. Griirnrins.
brilidn greb. @arse fdr 9sSmaa e !Rrs-
stssu 8. >. gSiIlOn.
bamrs 6. S&a1 fir rea Nubcn Yen SUtn ..
al Ssscn Daniel ShIau&.
|5imcu g. rrpsrs 8rSru GoUip @isb unb &n'
bsnrp unb Gttus sBisant. @eminilrntcun son
is DidltY 9eBcn Gharles 6Ult.
2itiam Wulcn unp SUtonna ienc 6r1u gcs
Srbn abnspalt, StCpbrR &IcppiuBcr uno
nsl Bower.
bebn Sarrett ss8cn Gtrilian S&anB.
lbam Sslids ssSsn SUnattan 9tst.
5obn Boyer sesrn Ni&ad 0oCrrin8.
EthRrpbsr MOtr seaen GbarIeS MrB, Glias
If unp s8iaiam Mus.
kbsrsia 2aupsr scscn 8ruten Srnfnsr.
'BsIe 9rrwn ssscn Ssmrd HCtb.
peter wlasr Srsrn bic GataiuuQua une GC9eIs'
8ieselbabn @rleaitait.
Samc6 Gacftp, 9rctb.
fSuIi f3. nq3nr
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Oe(taGAatts 1)rrblnOuna.
Cation. Suli I3.

Die llnterSctAncten gstrn tinburh Na6ridt
Rap iie nit cinanrcr in @ricQIdaft 9etrsten linp,
in Der atiitt fiiafti9bn, untrr Der 5irma pen
Sblaul, uno DannCbaucr, rus Grcdcn.
ARhhron Girid,ift- t-nhA rem Rlrer1ns sGirimnfnh
auf cine errbdrtigs gGsIr gu tCtretten, unp 'wdl
dm norp. Titl1cn gts Der SamiltCn unp g6tcn
Sna6e. cocr all SdInuh's aItem Stanrplagr-
alIpO fs paS sccbrts 9ublitum cinlarn 1CIju'
iprc6sn, in bsm pUatn Sswubtisin, pa6 lic in
Smlitt gutter uup ItSncr g3aarcn. du6srit tiIli.
8rn 4rstbtn ~ me piinttidsr SepicnunS ouc
Vptlt0mmen gu ttIrierarn I'M Slanrs linp. Wnn
rife an mO utrr3euse ij6 Icltl p0n ptrIsr SSaHr'
bett.
Sotac tie nod in trn 9teGnun9ss Sd6cr Rec
Daniel s S6Iau6 IduIri9 finn. wrrrcn SufCla'
Strics 0ri6Ifts 98c6iClS bCnahrjdtigt, pdB lr
inurrbalt 2 Mcrotcn abSut5ablrn babsn, inner
balb wsl6em 3eltrdum Die Si6rr an altcnStanp'
plabc psrbIsiten, oter nahbcr Den S1rrm since
grispCnsrittrr5 Iter9ctrn wcrecn.
Daniel 6. Sblaub.
GDart6 9S. DanneDauer.
Stunt 20. ratr
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SDeben 9ubltSirt:
Cine mcue NSctbpbe fir baS 9Jiamp
Eprtc, bnrch Charles (sirpbc.

Sprtc, burcb Gbarlcs 6rpbc.
SO" Nf'ff @9fbSa SsbSahAIB}siS AIB} S5!GOi.i Oiir0 in 1nd'
Gin gutsS SnnruftionS'Sua fir Pas Sianc,
wurcs in rsr Gbat I6cn lan9e 9eietinItt, une
6rr @rctr bat bieIsm YTlanssn nan ensl6 ae'
piafabt, inrcm or Gin gBsrf tnaus9sgrben bat,
peIdes pCls 3uirisprnbeit sitt unb 3u9lsG un'
ltertrefiltG 1T. DaesIbe wirp lIh pbne 3weifsl
alO snes Der alrrbeilen Snilrutticns Si4er far
pas Yianu ausmetIen.
8crsntt man Die 5dti9teitm brs @utcrS, bic
aassmsn tstanut finp, aIs 0sbrer pisirs 3wri8ss,
Dem sr iia 70 gu fussn 3ritIebsns sepiemet bat,
70 tann man prrlihert fGblrn, baB pirIr publita'
ttCn cine berrli6e III, fur pds ptnnc.
Nan fam pas gBrrf pbns Secenten ben Srh'
rtr unO 3SslnSm ansmpfstlen. ais cine Yublita'
ticn rrelde alien dnpern pcrSuiteben 1T. j..,
Der YIan pires g8trfsS ilt Gina Der ,ndmlt6e,
rpie Der in SleenpprlT's g4srtcn INT Spra6rn 81
crlcnnsn. 0afslbs bssinut auf bic sinfafIs 9Ssi'
Ie-tr 5prtIfritt il nttt ju l&nsu. atsr ii9r,
uub Sdtsr .psm 36oltng fm sSertbppafrn.
OirIs WrttUbe 9ibt Dem Sebrrr unptesriprrG'
lid sin Berf in bic Sanb, naG wr6sr cine
Rsnntni6 in Der Runl rss pianripielsns NIT nur
lri6trr Mute erlanat wsrpsn tann, une 3par nod
oo,u in elmer psit tiirSrren Belt, aIs nat ben bis
beriaen @rfrn unp @etrGuGrn.
DielsO Bsrt entbGt 10 sn9rapirte GiSurrn, bic
cine BEN autor pprittllsno, uno bic anbrrn js9sn
Den 3Gstinssn bic pCftionsn Der 9anesn uno
Singer brt psm SpiClen.
Die tppUsrapbiI6e artcit unb bas @usIsbrn
prS 8srfes IN NOD ME in pislem nod in irSsno e'
mem anbnn 2anbe sebutrn tucrren. g..
Gppin wrrrsn eur4 bic po1, pcrtcfrrt, mad
prm @mpfang per otism preibtn, an SOI4r Se'
lanpt, bic pieielbs wuni6m.
zee uno 8olfer,
Seraussster, SO. 722, GReenut Ctr. p9iIa'
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1aigCut0uar SafOOcmIc.

3tBlin9e wrrren gu ir9enb rtner ,3eIt an8fnCn'
men unp besabIen nur pen Der 3et pa lie stntrs'
ten.
Yrimary Der Siutst, $500
@embDnltGs @nsIii6s 3rsise, ~ so bic 90
S6bsre "" nit Grts6i6 unU 0atsiniiG 6 90
a" " mO GranjSfi6 Z so
gtudf, 800
SIR prn @eFrauS tss pianos fir llttun8 2 90
3si6nen. 200
8surruns fir rtn 0intrr, so
Ginige 3SBinss wsron IN Der 5amtlte bee
Srn,ipals onssncmmtn uno Swlr an $40 per
Siertel fir Boarding. g8li6sn unb untrrritt in
allen 3weiSsn, nit ausnapms SCn VfuItt unp
3e6nen.
!. II. Grc8erY, prinepal.
Qpril 20. nalS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-20
gSGn o!Icn Nrtrn GteinFpkIen,

@Spl AAtN NllkH OlbIllptlthv
ron Der tc1n GualitSt gum @rrtauf auf Sanb
balitn wup. Ssnr SOblsn Iinp atIe aubtr
srwa d. N. unp mu6en gang rein iein, etr
lie al 8uneen iiterlsisrt percen, uno penn Itc
Oas n6t iiap, 70 psrpsn iis nod ,usrit eeSen einr
Serssn gcworfen. Ssjns 9retbe Fno babel 70
nierrts, wrnn nitt niscrssr, ais IN ir8enb einem
anrrrn Srt bisIsr Start, uno baber fnprt baE
putFum IS fiber su isinrm Scrttcil &rbltn ron
ibm gu taufsn, inrrm man ririeIte rann gang
lGubsr crbdt. SO tGlt r aud Su alen 3sttsn
9tuc Sortcn pom britrn SrrnnbplI
pirres, IpwUtl wtt unrrrss, serabt 70 mic IS nur
perlanst perpsn fam, gum Ssrtauf auf 9aRp--
unO aud bier iinO feline Yrribe gang bldg.
Sir tsrets ssnObsnt &unpIaaft III rr pantGar,
unp tittrt UNI fsrnrrsn 3uipru6. ben sr il4 bur6
quite Artittl, quite SsbanpIuns unb tiai8e prstbs,
3uSuiItrn i'm Stanpe SuLirin 9lautt.
9lprtl 20. na3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-20
yS1tIen9ert6 Serfauf.

Sn Graft une sufplsr sinrS Srfetts aus Dem
Dalrnacriht pcn Sc6d Gauntp. iUQ Nuf Silent.
idcr &enpu perfduIt wsrren, auf rem VlaBr
ieItlt, . II 4 agS ren 26itrn Suit, UNI Elm
llbr NatmttasC. frlsenres Gisentbum, nGmlt6 I:
9tc. I.-Gin 9etpifer Strib 9anb,
Rrlracn In Siib. 94brtttaQ Shunffp, 2cda Gaun.
lY SrGnScnO an VInper bon 0scrse Srmmrer,
GpbrlIm Widtrq, 9rtsr Nldies uno 8. S&warb {;
entboItrno 81 Ndsr unO SO 9tutten, ecnaueS
NaaS. Die Strts6rrun8Cn parauf itnp
%yA Gin grraumi9c5 ;mriitGfi9tr5
';;;:Ass itcinrrnrs gGpbnbaus,
s=ssEa& nit rtnrr an0ctautn 6iifr ein erpEcs
Wai6baus, nate rem 9Gobnbdule. cine 9rcfe ilrts
rcrne Sdwsi,ers S6rucr. Stwcine .StaQ. uno an.
rcrc GuGer9CtGure. @S britnert I'D, rtrnfalS Gin
ccrtrcffIifer Stitsarten auf Dem Gtsrnttum. unr
rne arcBe ScrIhiCpcnbct anerrrr Sbltiume.
lrautCn. II. T. ~. Gin nirfrblrnrrr g8a6crIrcm
fltcBt aIeidfatls rurh biclsn Qanpllrid. uno ,par
nate an rcm g8cbnbauIe ocrte. Gas 2anb il
in cincm pertreffIiden Gultur. 3ulonre, III in
tcjnc 6clprr ctnartbcilt uno IL untrr euen Sen.
irn. Cirics Gacntbum Iie0t in Dem anaenrbmnsn
Sbctl brs 5aunItpe. etwa Wcilrn ron 4llens
tnun, Meile bon GotoIduaua unp Weile ron
hrdrneaaud, unp rS trinert Tb aud Gin brrrlis
der &aifleintruh rar0uf.
SO. 2.-Gin 9eIpiiitr Strib 0ano,
arinScnb an 9anb ppn GIp locifman, Yctr Nlit.
IrY, Sptn Grrman, Z. SetY, Scbn Shrirrr
@eorse &cmmcrer mO an bic Gataiauquo uno
5cNrleoilc 9iicntabn; sntboltrno 70 adsr uno
100 9tutten, asnaurs WaaS. Dieter Qant1ri6
Iirst nur zine tur;e Stmdt rcn 90. I, ~ IN ii.
ncm tpben Stanbs Der Gultur. urb iii pur6 quite
iScnirn in tIeinr 8slrrr rin9ctbriIt.
gic. 3.-0ie un0ctbeitte SoGtfte cinc6
Strib6 0cljlanoe6,
9elc9cn ii 9icrb .gptdtbaa Gnunlhip. Qr6a Gam.
tY, grGn;tno an 2Gnbrr 1cn Sotn @rUs, Srnos
@rarp, Daniel @rpb. g4ittne Gjdn9cwur unb
Geutrn 0adcnba6 rrtba'tsnp 8 ader, scnauss
OidaS.
Sc il tics ba5 Gtnisrla6tns Iiracnte Gisrnttum
res psrl!crbcneH 9 o MOI Eemm mCrer,
Iegtbn pom bcIlStem Saunldip unb Gaunt9.
Die SeSin9un9en om Srrtaufstass unp aufs
plrtuna pon -
WarD Eenmerer, Nom 'trir.
Neuben 816enbab, I9ent.
Tw6 bic Court
Seas Sausman, S6rrtrr.
Bur nimliben 3cit unp am nQmlidcn
Srt,
ipG ou6 rr6 fCl9cnccS pHItnIiGc Gisenttum IT,
irrtid Yotouft mcrm nlmlt6:
Gtma 4 &laftr 8nti!cne, rir gPtl1dicr.
SGGlcr 70 gut oIS rru, riirrrs 8sGcG sin tup'
icrncr &rbel. Gin 5Idib' 3utrr. zine HCt atcs 81
len unp anrerr Nrtltcl Su wctIduit9 gu mlcen
10 mic Iub rin Strd:2Int9sil pr Yr6a Gaunty
Adutau,0cicu
8euben 8afcnbob, N9cnt fur
Ntarp &cmmerer, Nom'trir
Stunt 30. 1859 rat0