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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

IHE DouGnTY GoyERSoR oY VAScouyEE-The recent
dhcny IN regard TO the occupation Of the Island Of San
juan by American troops afforded Governor Douglas
haghhcent opportunity to make herself ridiculous and
he fully ayaied himself Of H. IL il related by thoso who
we're present when His EKeeency rst received the no
OF The occupation Of the Island that he stormed and bu
tered IN the most alarming manner The Council was
c"hVoked, and Admiral Baynes aud other English officers
were immediately summoned before IT, Governor Doug.
~ was most terribly excited in regard TO the matter de-
honnced captain Picket and his corps NJ hand Of Yam.
ker hbuste-, and ordered Admiral haynes 10 proceed
at once TO the Of action With one or more of II
vessels OF his neet and execute summary vengeance upon
those dastardy hbusters" who had dared tins 10 in
snlt the Tag Of Great Britain The veteran Bayncs WHO
has seen oug lifetime Of active service very quietly
refused TO execute the sangnary orders of the becos
Governor stating that the question was one which could
only be disposed Of by the heads of the two govern.
inents; while far the color title was corerned
the Amercan- had certainly stronger authority for
poss' ssion Of the Island than the English
The Admiral az the time stated that he had seen
his decks deep With human gore but for all bet he
would far rather shed tears than blood or course such
rebuh NJ this quite nonpussed the belgercnt Cover.
nor and probably brought him 20 HE senses for We hear
no more Of any proposal for precipitaung difficulty nv
resorlng To armo. IL would appear therefore, that II
GOV Douglas could have had his way in the matter
the result would have been an actu, collision between
our little handful Of troops aud the English force ercit.
ing anmostes and bitter feeling among the people that
would have led TO gt serious results snch AZ We
viii not now attempt 10 thom. II great pity that Gov
douglas had rot been permitted to remain IN the position
OF chief factor Of the Indson's BAY Company We
commend The Governor 10 profit by the wisdom and the
example OF tho ustOus SanchO aud leave the cafea Of
state to other and more discreet hands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
FROM NEW optr,Ns

NJ" ORLEASs, Sept. lS-Planters residing m uarisb
lafayette in th State, having been seriously annoyed
by outside persons amperng With their slaves formed
vigilance committee feT days since and expelled a
ter hrst administering TO them severe puDisbmspt ,
decision has been rendered IL Of our district coura
pronouneing the new statute forbdding free negroes
from cohgregnng with slaves, except under certain s
we're rules 10 be constitutional
commissioners have been selected for the purpose of
securing the erection Of important evees for the
ton OF large portion Of Northern Louisiana and Sonth
erh AFkansas This measure has been found impers.
iey necessary ia consequence Of tue immense amount
river. '' '' '"' 'i'"'B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
MAINE FIECTtny

PoBTIASb, Sept l3.--The returns Of yester,y. cleo
ton for GovernOr indicate the reelection Of Lot NJ Mo-
Ihl hepnbhcan) for Governor and an increased Repub
hcan supremacy ia the State
one hundred aud thirtytbree towns foot M for Nor
rll 2Le5s. Smith - 100 The same towns last year
gave Morrill, 808lO, Smith ~ SEQ Morrill,. m.ioritv
so lar - os82, against 54Si IN the same towns La,
year-shoWing net republican gain Of ] as The so.
gregae vote Of the State l. considerably less Than l,s,
year but the indications are that MorriTs majority m
reach 10000 '''' '"'
The Legislature will be largely Repubicanabo,, ,t
same a. last ycar-though the representative vote lls
behind that on the gubernaiorial ticket
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

SIRASeE Tmxas TO HsrrES Coycresryrty -"Mv
SON, said philosophical old gentleman IN Philadelphia
when draymen take the temperance pledge and the DO.
lice refuse 20 take bfbes-When omnibus half empty
goes the same pace full oncwhen the laws Of pri-
yae property extend 20 umbrellas aud when bachelors
~ lodgings find shirt without button or then thou
mayt chance 70 find wife who will not object 10 travel
without eight aud twenty packages and Who will show
hercf possessed Of such angelic solEdenial as even 10
REFUGE thine Offer Of drcss simply because she thinks
she does not need it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
ORrIcE RICmIoND rIeE AssocIAr
NOTICE.

(ElNH engagedin Brick work In Richmond offer for sal.
Tract q land Sury county containing 1000 Acre. ahon,
90 oi which cleared and cnnsierahy Improved the
wood and tms most Of which ha been cut o. bat
~ some 1000 or 2SO cords ~ wood
cet of timber spared after leaving f bn ~
poses rh,re railroad miles long mile OF the uod
iAn leading 10 Ciarenon Wharf River whrr gooi
h tse can be got for wood The cleared land
tase N ak rooms kitchen Smoke house and AZ. ne.
out houses on IT, most Of which finely
adapted 70 the growth nd
ana early vegetable and Offers fine
log plenty % GOOD easy Access and several nnr
dow Of which nearly drained cleared also
goa many nice springs Of most excellent water,
healthy. - - fe - wy
also offer two large mills and grst In good run
nnH order one OF ~ horsepoSer the other Persons Wishing
Grove. SurTy County, Va. -'''''''H
fl4ral
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

4 fehoEned clergyman q EeW York lately preached
rt1tT lIng sermon from the text-"Thou art weighed
cation b. hftened about an hoar some began AZ o.,
Wea ani won't ont others followed greatly 10 he
annoyancs Of The milster Ano her person gtsrtsJ
sheIeuPon the parson sopTed IN hs sermon and said
mat right genueme1i ss IA yo1 are weighed
pass oHl he continusd bis sermon 81 some length al
t'T mat but no ons dieiurbed hin BY leaving
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR

fagEPoHT Illinois, sept lO.-The Gllinoi. State Psi
closed to-day, after very successful exhibition IN,
three thousand dollar prize for a steam pillow was mo-
awarded, on account Of the condition Of the groun,
when Nj FaWtes made bis trial before the otecutiy,
committee N''""''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

DisNssAt ~ 4 LTrBSAst IRON SFRyIcr-At the
,Fnera court hnrtal recently convened NJ Camp Foyd
van TERRITORY pur-uent 70 SPECIAL Oriersn from ihs
Headquarters Of the Department Of Utah and At which
Lieut. Vol hsr.hall 3 Howe ID Dragons presided Sc
cond Lieutenant Charles Lynde Of the 5th repimert
e lnaniry arragned on charge Of having conducted
himself 30 manner unbecoming an officer and gcnU.
man and also for dsobedenco Of orders vas found uy
o. two Of The specifications IN The charges and seutepe1
no De dismissed from service which the President AZ
been Dissolved '"' "N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
CONGRATULATIONS ATHAIfV.v

HAiUax, sept IA destructive FIRE occurred IN this
ci{ on saturday morning. Two whole blocks on Gran.
vile street numbering 6ty buildings snd Including thr.
teen extensive dy goods establishments wers totally
destroyed "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
DIED,

he residence Of her father
OF typhoid fever Mrs ISABEL HUrrER wife o
MT T. huier and eldest daughter John doggin Fs1
Mshrsssonry, Neu Jersey, Suddenly HAMILTON
widow OF Hamilton late of New Orleans daughter 81
Roscoe Cole Esq, OF Virginia s "
New Orleans nd virginia pnp.rs please eo,x
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

III ALiFAM OUT HEanINss.- bb,. No Z. 80
- (s'~' f-rFyf eeItd o. The Doct, Tor sale b.
"" FohhLE oLAIboREE ~ n PEAR a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

Inc State CT Maine had en- old War Claim agans; the
General Government. Ii has been pressed for good
many years; and sometimes wh very little prospect Of
eaeecss Democratic Senator from that State, very
anxious TO prove himself suac. than OF his P5ete-
eesoos or eocnpo.arieS offered TO he satisfied if
the Congressional Committee Claims Soala consent
award the State the enormous sum of $500 But this
VA objected TO- the Senator superseded by RePub
lcsa aud he th the aid of his colleagues aud the de-
monstaed Justice of the claim ITSELF succeeded in pro
curing an allowance of 5000 This Is one OF the cpl
codes in the present canvass ia that State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

Tue following letter j. going the rounds Of the papers
uEeon,adieted get We should be sorry and
P5,sej learn thai it genuine. OF all the many
questiOnab!c opinions Of the Illinois senator this would
the least toeEaoa We therefore, for the present
Ircl; It as : hclx.-
WAsHTSGroS JUiy a. ls59
NEe LCCY SToSE-Dear Madam our kind letter u
tLs san inst, wishing 20 be present convention Of
tie ladies OF the Northwest be convened Chicago
the 2,h Of September next to devise measures Tor
IL. promotion Of the happiness and protection OF he
forests AM rights Of tie female sex, has Just been laid
tCiorc You are right dear madam, when you =,y
IL iAke deep interest in all hst the ladies
o. our greLr aud glorious country. And need
alter 4ny years of fi.hfa labor in the of popu-
L.. sovereignty, yoG hat you have in your endea
obtain the liberty OF governing yourselves in your
a. suhiec, only the Constitution OF the United
S,te- She iG confidence at nv undivided sympathy.
dear madam that business Of great importance
VII prevent from being present at your convent0.
J IaH the LIaCr 70 remain, &c 8 A. DOUGLAS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

HANE engaged The services very cnupeept aud sseo,,
p'he lady " take charge ~ uny faraiy M sou5
10 pleased u take ax tlEht
srs tnglshi French Latin the Piano yin bs 10
ronghy taught sud as h object children ine
ted under ny supsrvon NJ viii moderate me
nsNt session ~ The school vii
ssiS-es ~ " BrRyoor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
PARTICULARS NorTox ro .xs

" Notice.-rhe subscribers Ssd respectfully ny
'"e OF Their friends customers and the public generally
70 he spring supply Of Ladies Geneen Boys. s.e., and
ohnens Boots and shoes, Of all latest styles and Of
the best quality both the best Phil
AuphA aud Eastern work All Of the In
oy one OF the nrm with particular being paid 10
'hs eah department. All Of which Low Tor c..h or
10 Puns'aai paying customers usual. b
ALEXANDER HILL CO.
No. III Main street,
Richmond Va.
S-Lsdes' aentlsmen Boys Misses. and ClIldrens Roots
A '"'e' made 70 order. as usual, by VPis A. II. co.
rhA L9dies' Heel Caters at sI.5O and a.
Of L.iir..
-tn without heels from to
Sstsrs without heels, and M
fhey are nrs rate article for the price by
.p'9 ALEXANDER HILL 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
EoR sALE--A PARM OF 1--WE IInNpREn

IL ACRES IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY half a mile RON 90
farm Of 200 lying AemaT rnany on roth ss. ~ 81,
xirgnla Central Railroad within mile Of Gotham d.no
PsgrAm, w. Lewis others The IMPROVEMENT son,. ~
Franc dwelling House. (uhic may be made Comforts.
barn, and g.t MILL With water power ma 49,.
me dSehng house surrounded by situated
The saw and s MILL within ,wsnty yard. OF he yjtg
central Railroad has been hited within YEAR With
me gslneps part o. the scotland Of the farm. consisting Of
soa s ser.s well umbs.ed With Pine. Oak, adjoins
@ sa.ing lumber enough from this woodland bnIidinrs
repil large Surplus VII be len which readily
society cf the neghborood Rsnsss and bsaaS Of he
20, proximity 20 The Depot add Posi- once tobha
Wasiingion Chstoesve stanton and In rev months a,
~ snh NE south"e'i are adyaniaEes 10 unnscsssary
Dor further information sppy personally or nv letter "a WI
kvss Jr Gotham, Absmle county or his ahsne. "a M,
Bod -so r1sy be always fouhd Gotham DEPOT
The shove lard - Be sold public aaeon =, Gotham Demo,
the next suitable DAY. sells -. "a. ''
Il AND ROH sALR.-Hsvlng determined to remove
SOUTH hereby onsr for sale privately the valuable Tr
and Jingin the h1lasiiRs vicinity sIf.S Court us1' W.
nls " sale not effected by the 2h Day of October iss
soid publicly the hghe hdder contains over slo =,
which 20 are Ia ORIGINAL forest. while there much other vai1s
81 W at who familiar Win IT, TO ysry goo-s,ps
good deal that ~ most q t land In this confssdy prode
q vheh ss good Bottom Land, spags are 70 he
oana ~ owe, The,s comfortable setteusht upon
brsdeshe main dwelling situated the opposite ~ ths
Public road or street and directly opposite principal duenV
consisting o. ornoious TWO BRICK BUILDTSG In
sssemen' rooms four 0ces IN s ya'd Kitchen House
sFe House 4nd The improvements 10 T. found nom an
farm snd village lot The dwellings, IN village ana Directly
shan NOT give description 81 This valuable bro
Ierv but ~ add that son, William Leuelen aisay
chase. ivy WV WV MY u'''s 70 p"''
rsISs liberal and rn.de known ~ d.y Of ..s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

= l'ff 1f or HrgrESH asb Twssrt Fggr-Tte
london nars FCpors that 90 the 18Th nItimo e. man
t-.rei H1i seconded balloon from Newcastle on the
tr tH .-.Ti ..uy hyc minutes che balloon deacon
cri l1 tHc arIrttorh90d Of Rodcn about seven miles
'.a Bee fttc nd tei u clover Geld The graphing
lt.l. h2rrtlr 90 noe Keep hold n tbs ground. and
sn. 2 hc oiHi.l hls,ne upset, the balloon suddenly
trr clt m ihs time the balloon rose aud whose feet
ctlrbf iu u r0re' whirlcd suddenly into the air
Icr anlc'neut ~ burg With hs bead doanwards when
forc eot dseuAnyed and he zen a distance IL l.
4utrncj, n iel ieei farmer and son Who Eere Ia
n cile og osRf y h assistance, and be found to
~ 1taes. y ~ t1on afies became unconscious Hc
W. rfnAr Z ~ stoishouse, whore be was immediately
ettfntct ~ furgsoa aad ihough be zen the fearful
drifns mentioned there some hopes that he uil re-
csFeI AFTER NJ Nan throsn one the balloon as.
scneN great hefht and was last srifiing 10
- 0,fmin ocean.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
ur.UcLane,s treaty with mexico.

The telegraph reports that Mr. McLsnes Treaty 18th
III, Juarc5 Government spalAiea that shall PAy Mex
10 mos noney;his time sIOco,Oo0i For this we sre
20 have the rht to cross the Isthrs OF Tehaan'ePeo
Perhaps the Ishmus might b. worth four millions ii sc
could buy i. out ami out bst it strikes Us that sum il
heavy price to pay merely to pSebase right OF way
from Government which is not now in possession OF
tho Isthmus and never hiss been The Treaty probably
does pretend guarantee US against the claims Of
other Mexican Presidents beside Juarez, sHi there
crop Of about half dozen OF them every year.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
Hl
MARRIED,

Nst james Church, IA Inv Rev p.,..
Kin Mt sAM'L H. BoYKIN FANNIE TAYLOR d.arh,.r
OF the late VIM J. TAYLOR, all OF this city. - =
On the evening inst by IN. Rev W., m 49,. ;,
s s OF lame, Lswts Es9 Mr. EDWARD CONWAY Of
On the sthinst by the Rev Hughes Col NJ wHyArIyy
Front Royal - -'''" ~ o'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

v's.s's r''''-. "a 4, :..:. ,sr sssAs orsss-..
wAsHrxarox D. q y,,. "A
Having made osyg~nafsd Sisrs p,,.,s III ~ NJ
osesss or.sn q wlne Va. kne.issrr ssssissi
psss s.issss -y s iy sustain x. s 70
ne proper We hope thai thi valuable remedy nav BE- srss
sei. y al The .fnie.sd
WILLIAM uPHsM US Ss~asOs.Jse~ rsr..e.s
JAMES y sINMoSs, T. s. S..aho~ Jsoa- RAof. Ilr.d
MoSkhkAp. " a s<safo~ ssd Jrsasriy Gersr~or a
LII AsSnLp, Srm,riy eoc,rno~ u Rao.ie Ia,ad
GENERAL DEBLirr OF sYsrEM place /, smons m. m,
wonderful discoveries In medical has sIysn IA
en ns beyond any remedy known er these eompan,s In a.
ssn vowls Co. Boston, Proprietor Sold by their .r,n.
''"S'he'e- so - ssi2-dAsiv
Hide, oil and Leather store.
ID. KrRxrArRIcx Sous, No 81 s. Third ST.. between
MARKET and Chestnut Sta Philadelphia hav. for ,.. pRy Ann
sALrEp SPANISH HIDES Dry Sailed P.ina Kp.
nsr' on Tanners and Curriers' Tools loves, prices and
upon the bestt terms.
~ All kind % Leather wanted for which IN.
highest market price will be cash. or taken far
Hide leather stored free Of charge ON
vERY
PARTICULAR NOTICE To GENTLEuRNf
We would most respectfully call attention Of In
want OF something that nnc v.y Of psaos
Caters, shoes, Pumps, a..ormen, Of spr,ns
aoods Of such quality and be found .nv o,
house In this city They Imported by ourselves drse, nor,
the Manufacturers In Paris For sale low By /
ALEXANDER HILL Co.
Manufacturer Import.rs OF
Boots Shoes
,s No. isI Main s,ress,
ape Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15
20. NEW FlLL AND WINTER gOOps.

LFRED MnsEs respectfully calls sttenion ~ he cy and
N country feHda
Winter Goods consulting Of az styles qualities Usually tept In
h css retail dry good houses w. viii be receiving ever
ssscr direct mo Nev Yerk, additions 20 NJ already ven
sof soct that h s BE- enabied wholesale ana
Retail customer, such inducements fs please buy
ng o Css thereby taking advantage ~ hs discounts
Cash"
snd susn hs promise eel CHEAP DIZZY aluho nav
fayor him Nth call Merchants Farners Tsad,r,
r siu5y n Interest ~ doing place rood Goods
a. bow prices 70 ihe Old established bargain EmPouu 81
sei6 ALFRED M0aFa, Main n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

oFF1CE No poo MAIN STREET
HUDSON will atiend personally AZ the en-. .v. "a
n-shy and Saturday, from !, until ~ 49, ~ WV
D. DAWSON may be found there q al lines ssig-sm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-15

sets ALSRED MOSES. - M.ln a.
ISAmILYsUGAHCU CURED HAMS on superb, og.l
~, covered ~ "Aproof QUITS Percha Cement fo ss by
sele ~ J. q. r. DAvHsPoRT.
RHoYE seAP,-IOoa Soss' ., 500 Ss.,y, b, ,,ls ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-26
$3.50 8elpbnun9.

S6iss 9slcbnmg friro iresnb Semano ausbe'
,atit fir bic @sfan9ennatme unb ueberlteferune
In bas @efdnsntB spn es6a @auntY, bon srst
SrIdnrrr, Namens
Sranfltn MrWabrn unb 9atrif Collins,
pe1Ge tsire nnsettast iinb, Stsilnstnsr an Gem
8ipt Su 8pdoaIe am 19 Dec. 1858 srpsIen 81
sin, Der nit Der Grmrrpuns pom N ies $ &ern
snetate.
SranfGtn W 81 a6en III BON t,llr Gjr.
F6tsfarbe, bat bellies Saar, IN unssiSbr 81 Sab
re alt, stlpa S5ub bod, Don tbGtiser 8spssliGs
felt trus BET ieinsm 5Srtsebsn sinsn altrn srausn
Satinet Rcd nit Cinem 9p6 i'm Garnbugen unp
cine Belle Fade Sappe Ieine !6aars parsn lang
uno trad unb fin @elt6t eel&wullen 5ur 3eIt lei'
nss 5urtgsbtns am 16ten December.
patrtd Gpatns IN etpa 80 Sabre aft
unb bel Sup bod. BON tsasr @sfAtsfarbr, bnts
ts flsire idwaris 8bistErs unb zine gBunbe auf
sirer Sade.
SIR bic QtlisSrruns Der Ssibrn pirb $3.50 fiji
bios @insn SIS SslObnun9 tsJnblt
Gjibsrn Warr,
2eSi Dprntl6ler, GpmmtlF
Sobn 9etrr.
Gcmmiffcnsrs 2tmtsitubs, IGcntaun, San. s, 1859.
Sanuar ~. nqtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-26
Orotse S0r9ailus
9retcQ llN6 MGeGQer.
fir SpStjubr unb g8inter /!
0declt Gds Der ean,iltcn uuo ledshn Straes in

oaect Gds Der eanlitten uuo febstsn Stroes in
GGentauB,
Fno itet oufs asr6se pcrbsrsitst sfte rsdt Su be'
nisnsu, ots bel ibnsn onRretsn. S4ir fno lcsbsn
pcn philadelphia jurdd9etcmmsH init einCm frtibcn
8crratb pen @dtern, bic mir dbsrjsu9t fno nit prs
nsu ron ir9sno sinem anosrn @totligsinsnt In Der
Staot tonipstirsn tSnnsn. gBtr psrfaufen on Den
nisbGrteu 8aar9sIos prsilsu uuo t6nuen niscri9sr
ssrtoufsn otS ale anerru, rueil pir olIsS sn @ab;
preikn eintaufn.
sSertige 6ei6er
BADEN rpir eine bsrrtids luspabl auf 5nu6, Die mir
Iu lsbr biuissn prsilsn fir 8oar psrtaufsu. Infer
etcd bsasbt aus Grads, Dree:, SsIbafss, uno lies
bsrs86dsn BON alien drt'n; Ssioe.8elpet, Seioene
uuo alls anesrn artGn g8ssn pcfsn ucn isesr art.
SpsrbalIS, 8ra9eu. ,ptmoeu, Scds, .polstdber uuo
anoern 2rtifsu, bic aus unfsrm Sath 9s6raut rocr'
ZEN iinlsrs Stsioer psrosn alIs uRter unErsr s:
9snsn aufl6t psrfcrtist.
Sfun6en 2(rbeit
{inb mir AZ alien 5sitsn bsrsit, auf 9sfistm9 gu
mdben uno oa mir nur bic tstrn pGnoe bsftbdft:
gen, 70 tSunsn mir fit ale unlere arbetsn 9ttebsn
Grprel unb Mrtacr.
TNtntauu, Gtpt. S. naIS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-26
sc d 6 + / 6 t

ptrb tiumit ssssbsn, bdb bic tlntsrssidnsttn ale
grprutOrm bss ltbtsn gBillens anO 5slamsnts brs
Seriirrtsnen 3 bannes &5nebru&,
lebtein ppn 9. gBtritbal SaunI4tp. es6a Gauns
ty, anssRsttt pSrben fnr. glIs bisieniesn ba9er,
wflHe nod an belasts Sintsrlafsnf6aft I6ulris
iine, linO bisrpurd aufssfprbrt tnnertalb 6 g8ps
den BET einrm Der untsrseiGnetsn anjurufrn unb
RiGtistet ,u MAIDEN. llnO Spl6e bic nod rrttt.
mdsiee 5crbrrunesn an tsIaets Sintsrlai
6aten, Iinb etrRfals srIuht IcI6e fppbltsIlati9t
tnnrrgaIb triastsr Belt sinsuRdnbissn an
peter Ketb, SaO.Btetbau.
Scnry ScrBell, Naeunsis.
Sanuar 10. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-26

Die sin,lss nlatbssatIte S&uIb hsr gSmpaS
IN Die Bdpbnuns fir ben Ssrl Der 5tbn's SAeS
or anIisrfs, gum 8strass bon $500. sic nd
be lGnsI te1ablt wurben isn, psnn ntdt jtpet Ds
Iunen auf ben prsis 9lnipru6 maftfn, ndmll
BaIam 5ebn unO SObn eatf@aw; uno BITS
ssIGbli& rnt16ebsn ftin pirb, trsr bon ben W
ptn basu bsre9tist III, slrb bic @cmpante I
niGt aus,atlsn. tlsbrr jwei taufsnb 3halfr U
nod bur@ bic @ssnttn ouf bic aGeBmfnts %
z unb 8 su eollsttirsn. So psrIuelit bic yiitsl'
Der aGtunsspoa auf bic uutsn fcl8tnet Dariis
lung Der Nubttcrsn. psI6s bic S@abmstiier, ,8st
nuns na68sleten batsn. Gle seben cline Hare q
sinGaGs Darilslluna BON reh stnseganeenen 0'
bern, aus wsl6sn Suslen Fe famen unb trie
ssrpsnNst tpurbsu, pu6 cine s1isbertpluns !
psrIfIsbsnsn Stems bisr itsrfIiiills 1T. Die 50
Der Mitsliebsr N Elm @sriusss bSbr ale In ls
ten Satr, aud IN Der aan3e psriGerte Brtraa
mas prmebrt. Cine 8ilan3 bon baaren 81 ~
60 bsfinbft IIh In ben Sanben bes SGabmetNel
bic rerlelbs bsrsIt III isintm NaGfclssr Su ltera
zen. gBslass ausS ahtunsspcu scrsslest mir
e. penn 5mitb, Sstrstdr.
@cmetstcrf, San. 8, 1859.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-26
Neue @Iter.
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&C. 25, gReit 6nmifpnsStraFs, Sitleutaun,
III trBt NIT etnem neuen unb ausseSei4netsn Strd
Der I9SnFrn, beltrn uRo nrumort9fen
6Itet 8apprn unb alien &rten Spit
iabr5> ults Bntrr<Sdten
Ssrffben, unb beIslben srrtaufsn itre gutsr 3a ic
biltissn YrsiIsn, ais Fe in ben Ssct6bten unierrr
tlRtcn SsrtauIt werSen fSnnet. Str Stpf III
isbt gang neu, unb bic artitet IN tGrem Sadie fBns
nenni6t an S9Sn9rit, G'tte uns Sitlt8tsit iiber'
trcffea perpsn-rnb ba IIe Zen rtnJsen pcaltan'
btssn put, &apPsns unp 6ur'StCbr In bieer
Sfnbt baltsn, 70 fam man F@ barauf serlaben
bnB Fs ale Su iptnIdenbe Grtifet IN ttrem Sa4t
tsfdnpts gum gertauf balirn. S9rs 9ltsn uni
Sapprn Tnb melens BON ibrcr st9enen 5abrita'
ticn, unb tpsr pOn ibusn tauft, ptrb lid6 ME BE-
trcSen fuben.
I0rStr lInS tanstar fir btsbsr SsnpRrne lttr.
rats RunbI6aft, unp bpffen aaf fernsrsn 3uiPrad
tsrTsl6sn unp auf sirsn 3upaas brr @Snner.
Qllentaun, MGr, 81. nqbt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-26
SMnlz z8ilher.

Die IufmsrthmtVit psu ShulotrCttcren. 9ebrsrn,
Gttern uno allen Srsunosn Der GrStShuns piro aui
Die Sbaatbe 9sIrntt, eaR Die llnterjshnGteu immCr
nctb ibrs Ssries pcn
Sanber'S 8eabsrS unb 9eltpn's Suts
line NtapS
pubG,ireu. Diele esletdher werosn set in bsinobs
oIlsn S6utoiltrittsu pcu esha Gauntp ssbrauht uno
srper6eu Ftb, no s stnssfdbrt peroen, Die wdrmtS
Iuerteuuune Der esbrer. @s III unnStbi9 bic Ser
tbtits sjntr Slsihbsit pen 8d6srn auseiuauoerpfc:
sen, inotm oiSs allen eSbrGru stnlsubtsuo ilt-29ir
pu6Gjrsu steufaus
Wantietb's mb WrgtalI9's Series Spn
Sbul 0rpsrapbies,
wst6c pcn esbrlrn bed scIbSetuno untsr Rem Gbd:
fern Isbr pepuISr fuo. : Sbi9s Sddsr tSnnsu i'm
9uhftCbr eSs ,Yatricts" in Glsntauu bsjcstn rprr:
ben.
Sotper unS Barnes,
81. Rero 3ts Strags, qbtlaoGIpbia.
glcp. 3, 1858. nq3W