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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-16
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g8enn iret,b Sfmano nod sirsn .Srsfd iiq
bic 3ctbwsnpistet Der SeIaisun9 Der amsrta
ntl6en SnbuaIis, @rpsrbcfIsibSs uno @rteit
gen louts, 70 rriro tsrIsIbe 5ussrIdiiiS burd
Mittbsilunecn seIB1st, tpsl6e mir m6hsntlta q
Die Ginfutrsn Som Nuelanoe in ten biefgea-
fen unIsru Gslsrn SUrsslrst batsn. YbiIap. 4
fen III In Seju9 ouf Smpprtattcnrn lcbr UNI
peu.snD uno bennOG 6abGn mir in Scri9er sSd
;u bert6tsn sstett. ta6 lslbif IN Der Sauptlt|
pes giIenRaatrS, bsIen SdpB unsrI8Ep1 1i6sShI
bon Gilener, birSt, fir $50, ,103 giithpaaren
Nuelano, rinsrTibrt finc. Die @tnfubrsn
9aumwclenmaars tslru9rn 81 Sc, 526, bet i
tenn ms6r, ais ben Sisrten GGsl Der aan3sn :
pprtaton. Br Ididsn unIrre rpHe Saumlr
mad europa, un ie Bort prrarbsiten gu Ia
unb ais Jatritate riepsr su impcrtirsn uno
Qrtsilslctn &c. on eurrpdiIas 8atritantsn gu d
len. gBir MAIDEN us bur4 ben Hutn uni
Saumwc arnpinnersisn uno Wanufaetursn W
pa um metrere Willicnrn tritutbar 81 eas
Ie StauteBtcnpmis 2 SIM bisfSen Safen N
ben ausrrbsm In Suriasr gSofe bonn Nusl
einaefii6rt: Carpets fir S3423, Sruosreien
SS742, @efle6ts fir 81 1 81, SaarttlIsn ftirS2O
Strumpfrpaarrn fir s27 ,0l2, Slanfets furS29
Gisarrrn fir S13.962, srTetenttels Sremer
aarren, lduter Sabrifats, fir bic unisr sano
rrbe Watrtal Islb1 srSeust. Gs lie9ttn Der
tur ter Sahr, bnb Ubne blltse uno 9erchte
tcrRasans, 8citalle unO Ssf&dsuns bon q
Der StaatsSrrwaltuus cine jusenoli4e Snpl
ni6t nit elmer tause Sabre bslletrneen. rurd
graris esaGrftrn unS tur6 melt cer5rrste !
belsSsrtinrunsrn teim rrsclmdbi9sn @bIass
lidertr SnruItris ecnrurrisrrn fam.
DirIe 8eiadBuns fam nur pur6 eineh al
msTensn SdubSoa, Der Suslsif stns srbBsre
Srnue atrrrfm piirtr, psren unfrre yfatic
GerpaItuns 3ur St1rstuns ttrsr aus9abrn
abpsisli4 trparf, bspirtt prrnen.
gBir brabiiGttssn unb bcan1pruGsn nt6t
SsrmrFi6sn 9rpbititiU SarifF, frrbsrn abe
SntrrtGs brs @tmsinputls, cine oussmsIsne
1eurune rsr gtrtitel, tprIde unIne eisencn q
ter 70 gut lieIern f6nnsn uup let bsren Sat
rune bic iun9e amsrifuniIds Snrulre rncr
munteruns unb 9luftiiIfe terorf. gBir w1er
gu mOtl, RAP grubbitISsttle mS BEN &apita
bic Grmr fpsrisn, ais baB mir rrrartises min
iOGten. Der obiurbe1e Ginrurf srsen S&u
fc III brr, ba6 1e bic GrbeitslSbne bTatprii
barln III tsin Snn unb Ssrlone. ipenn ttsIe
ride Setauptuns otcr aud sintssn @runb y
IuGtc, 70 fnb niebrise QrtritsIStns bod II
telIer ais gar fen Artsit unb SsI6dftsuRa.
(pGil. SIeir Yrf6
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-16
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patrid Gollins.

Yatrid Collins, trsl6er ais Sbsita FINER an Der
GrmcrSuns bs5 Srn. W 0 es Ssrn, ftstGe
unlSnsR 81 8cdUale, In tteiem Gaunty, Srrd6t
wurper ansstla9t Rebt, uno auf bic Gr8rcifun8
Scn prl6sm unIere Gnmtys Gomm boHns rs S9a'
Ter gelU9nuns aus9sIcBt taten, 1T, pe mir aus
gutter ausIe bsri8trt itnp, su BIIiamspcrt, QY'
coming GauntY, Sntaftst, unb in baS bcrIi8e @es
fdnSniB enscisst pcrbsn. Gin Gjtrd4t fat ts
atsr nun, taB bic Gountp sGcmmt Birnrrs T4 tpst'
ssrten bic ansetutsrs Selctnuns auSJutrSattm.
g9ir 6Ofen jepo4, unO 3war ie4r trnR6aft, bas
oiss nht Der Sdll III, psnn tpenn es tpirfIt4 pabr
III, bas @pQins elmer Der W6rber brs Srn. 8srn
war,-tmO Irin, Jtesaus nstmeu pirbe babin se'
Sen Su tradti8rn baB sr gnt9ejt oaran 9eGatt Bat
10 rGre ia bteIe Ssrtpstserun9 in cg Ebat unUrrs
,ctli6, uno wirNe stpa 70 Sitt Iassn, ndmlt@ {:
Mlan IUQe brlen Sertrr6r nur laufen laBen,
oGnr f4 an bic Si4T9ett res aa9rnrinen puS'
litums Su fr6rsn - mb Iomt tpare ibm ia pirt=
lttb rtne @elessn9sit sssetsn wrNsr cine d9nlt&e
1Gat Su brsetsn. user nUamaIs, mir Hcfftn bab
ObissS Gsrd4t fA at5 8dn3li4 unge9riinrrs ber'
auslearn piro - unO III rs unBc8riinect, 70 pers
BEN mir ni&t SsrIdumrn Dem YutIitum BET srRcr
@elsssnGdt tunO gu tbun, bab man In SrSu8 auf
oieIe SADIE BEN GauntY GpmmibipHrr5 Elm Der
seEn fat auftdrHsa wUdsn, tpUpVn fs teineffaI5
l4utSi8 fnb. .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-16
ToScetIrfkci1e.

Der S6rrIF ron glassGmy Gaunts rrGid
rise 0pde bic 6corsurtbels sssrn G6rilian
eobi mp GaSiS 9. @pans. 81 prrlas
bas SsrbinsnBvOl OlIs DCfumsntr in @rernpart
rerrr 3sugsn. SacpM bGrte sS liGI6wsissn
bann purrs or SUm Summer iiterrdItiat upp I
tr; als sr fa pirrer ertplt bate, fnsts er
"Das III Su arg bds ii gu arg ~ uno psrfisl
ber in tirfes S6wri0en. gluf gpans Id1ier
Na@riht ttren aNpsrn gnsrud ,u MAIDEN.
CT fs psrrpmmrn battr, faets sr: $50 hin
bas lie gsfcmmrn IN, benn ih rtrrs nun 20
nrm Gidtsr rrl6einGn, Der ilb ni6t trrrn faI
Damn fiiste or nra tsi, bab ss Itm ns3rn
tsrannabrnern Gnpes ni6t lsib lsi. SnB cr
Isner 6inrrr prsrn, sprIisbsn piirpe, nod ld
;u Irbrn. Die grrtutiUn III auf 5rsitns. bri|
NlaY fefscIsbt, unO rs Iplsn bsiNe In terj
Stunpe unp an rrmleItrn @aIssn ibr Grsr|
biiern.
Saectt irirS ron sirrm fatbplii6m pri
unb Grams Don sirrm WcttcpiTsnpubiscr ,urI
fen RsiIe Surtrrsitst, Srips Srrlanssn ale 4
lel, III llerbcu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-16

eirrn fpl4cn geben fam, tpenn iie nur
tuill-pa8 alberne ;, 0eI1wag" baB bic
8epublifaner bieS abbalten, bies per~
lteben Ie audi, unb piBen baB bic 9tes
pubIifauer ni4t bic 0etpalt batrn-uub
serabe baber fnb mir pttIig bab bas
rs6te 9ferb ge1attelt werben fca-ltnb
tpirb eS geiattclt, 70 tpirb bic pempfratts
I6e 9artbei,-tprl6e inns fbpn mebr
ais cinmal Dor @ableu ben sepiinid<
ten SariT SeriprpGrn, atrr un9ctreu
eebanbelt unb uns ben1eIben biSbrr Ser<
tprisert BAT, unb it9er ebrnfalS fcrnrr>
fin sertpcigcrn tpirb,-au9 ii9er, mic
Iie rS Serbient BAT, ,a4 alien bier g8in<
ben Srrltreut, unb 9dnSli4 aus 0etralt
8eieet rerprn.
Spl4e 9leuBerunget fpie bic ptiBrn,
aufsetiI9t burh ben @bitpr brs 0rmpz
fraten,-ja benz 9uten gplfe iplae I'M
pabrbetten Spr5ulesen 1T bB6f unlfbs
| li9, unb mod ME baten mir un6 fpIAe
9ergebunsen su S9uIben fcmmen IafS
fen, 'unb aub ME tperben mir etc5 tbun.
@erabe birIc SerbreGungen unb I'm
pabrGeiten Iinb rs, pel1e bas gutmei>
ncnbe 8plf perleitet bat, bic au6B G.
artete bempfrati19e 9artbei, fpeIAr
uns ii6craQ, 100 mir au1 nur bintltfen,
an ben Ranb bes Jtuins sebra9t Bat,
in @epalt su balten. gtun ba bicS cine
Grpi6brit III, 70 fpQtr man li9 erlt pcbl
Gber3cu9en, ebe man iplAen 6erren pieS
cer Glau6en 19cnft, bem mas ite friiber
oetbm babsr, ba6 orr1uden iie audi
| ictt pirber ausSufiiBrenJ ndmIi9 has
9plf Su bumtu99en.
gtun baben mir Gu9 StimmBeter
9cIu6t bic Sahe beSa9lib auf rinen brz
IbGecnben Sartff flar uno beutliA Su
MAIDEN, 6abcn betpteBcn baB man 1pn
Seitcn brr brmpfrattl1en 9art9et Der
@u6 iu6t np8mals Su bumbu9grn-
unb cS6r fBnnt nun nt9t perfeblen birs
at Iebeu. 0as 6anbrln Glritt jrbt nod
| fir @u6 iibrig. QGcnn Sbr aIic fir
GudJ Ieltt unb Cure 9ta1fpmmen, poer
bes 2anbeS @pbl GanbeIn tppIlt, 70
tBunt SIR niAt ldngcr Die Ip8enannte
bempfratiI4e @artbet in 0ewalt Baltrn
-brnn bic Sabrer berielten Rabrn GuA
fetS binter9angct ttnO bteIelbe Refpl8rn
| brutc au8 jenes 0eihdft imnter nod
8but oter mas Sbr wpltt-pir baten
nun I'M Icre 9Ft9t erfitltt nnb MOTT
S6r bam bic Gurige niat erfillcrt 70
ii cS Cure ei8ene S4ulb penn S9r &C.
brGdt perbet, unb mir itnb burAaus
nid,t aa hfaa,ireit -l1rberleet S9r u6rr
bic Sadie rcbt, bann linb mir ttbcrjru8t
tab Sbr fitnftis6in niat nit trnrr corr
rupten 9artbei itimmt, icnbern muir fir
@u9 ieIb 4 unb bes 2anbrS Wpbl
6antcln perbet-in6em Sbr jene 9ars
tbei BON benz 0tuber ja9t, unb elmer an>
bern Yartbei bic 3Ggel in bic Soanbcn
9i6t. Dies un6 bies atlein fann uns
picber in ben slii6lidIen 3ultanb 1crs
Icern, IN benz mir inns einitens befans
ben-ia, un6 birS altein fam inns Spr
9drStir9rm 9tuin uu6 5 birefter Sar<
iruns retten. gaIb mebr lit 8r5u8 auf
birIe Sabe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-16
eine eiIcnbabn.Rataitropbc perbutct

I'm 10 ll9r in Der Disnaag Nadt wurbc biz
Bride tbrr rsn StCNam.6lub auf rsr YeterS,
trs'uuo Giimtobn wabrlhsinIib burd
ruttpIe Sancs in SranO gsieBt uno SBaia sr.
l6rt. Der S&cn pes Gsuers 5Cg sInisr Gienrr
Ycn rer SsFtuhs hrs Srn. St. g. Sm6am tsrs
bel wrt&e um Gin GiIsubatn l1ngliif ju StrGttcn,
in elmer Gnfcrnuug ocn Mcitsn scn Der Bride
elm grcBcS ScWer anjdnrster. gItS Der Bug trrs
ar9ctrnuI't fam, Rustsn bic SrBrnsure, gaten Sas
3ri6rn sum SaItcn uno erfubrtn son 6n. Bar
BAN ben @runo oriee frurisen @mnunsascarus.
Scamte, mic Yaliasirrc warrn dtrr bic gIufmerts
1amfstt ces 8rn. Sarbam, rprIGe ibnsn gan oaS
Seten aerste baitr, ItGr errsut, bistrn bri ttrfr
anfunit in pctcrtbur9 cine Sibng uno ts1atoIs
isn, ttrrm &dtsr Oura uebrrrdaung zines fItrrs
ntn SeGcrs ibrcn Dauf iu pCttrrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-16
eine tpiatiae meoisinifbe entocl

Gine ruibti8e meei3iniibc Gntecc
tsi4aftiot acscnpartis ale 2lrrsts in Yaris.
rsncmtrte NuFter Sar lit felt ldnstrsr Re
6rsts, unp bic Asrjte 8alpeau unp gicp,
iIdrtsn iein llrtsI fir uubriIbar. 6ir;Iih
Or. Srtss, elm Dsuilasr, aus Subisn ,uriiI
tra&te cine 9FanSe nit, ipet6e CT "Wtttrl
BEN &rsbs" bs;si6nste. DisIslte wurbe
oas geipen Sar'S In glnpentuna eebradt n
mics iia 70 rirtiam, paB Der Srante sBuic
Beirlt II Or. Srtss bat Ifh turdb bic
0edang otsleB Srtlmttrls gu sinrm rpabrsn .
tbatsr blr Wsnlabsit gsma6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-16

Fgru ebcr benz @rattut GaurtS
IN M6gan IcIl rd5 Surgcrtu6 Idpctrn. Gpn
esn tauifno 6dmiIirn, wcIde bort anfibig iinO,
iOl tdum Der Stsrte 2bdl bic Nittst tatcn, I'm
bis jur n66len Grnte 81 Icbcn. Gs wurce te.
rrit5 an bic @'Ittactuns opgsajy!, in Der 1ruGca.
t1 Rc.3 atNDsli:I,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-16

barglaRe eOutsUjIls, Ss.. srI&Iua Der ID
2Birtb Sob. SC6 rsn gtprpSy StmSOr NIT
Art, neil terirIte fsins orau inluItirte.
ittllis $1,000 Sdr9i4afs faE ic!a ssr!at!iGsI
i4c.a91.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-16
Die GcIarn einss lcIaen &unarsiTes rartsn 70

DE 6cI3rn rines lolten GCn8relIes wdroen 70
tserutenO lsin, DAP mir tsnate ftrdtsn mdlIsn,
oab berIsIte ni4t ;u Stanbe tcmmen piro
6bsls pirO sr Iaun Gisr nuf bic @tetGsdttststt
Der Naiortdt Der GrnsrsB Mitslertr ltOesn,
Don eensa Ssbsr feline si9ene Yfefe su (6neipen
tat, ttsils ptrten bic eurcpa&rn 9tesisrunsen
fAcn bur4 ibun munarhiiacn Snltnft raeOr 3u'
ridrustGen. Dag nun pislrr sroBe gntras hes
S6abamts Sstrrtars Grfpla baten obsr ndt, 70
tiIort er bod immsrbin eren wcttt6urnern @e.
Srnns 9rSen ras 8uitrn Der NajOritat Nss GOns
sreGes."
, 1859-11-30

C5 Noticc.-Thc undersigned,
at w the Of It's chasvr made Personally izble
s i.sues Tie uates OF t!s 14nk vii he taken by
On dtpas IN Tie terza Kentucky, Indiana and
<}.t,. N.A TrCKKk & co.
, 1859-11-30

The Emperor Louis Napoleon supports his
fighting characters, known Us Zouures, and
otherwise, on about fire cents day to each
nau. To reduce this heasy expenditure to
about three cents is the dream ot his life. The
soldier washes his own linen, coaks lis own
f,oJ, and, If lie could onty he taught to make
lis clothes, tue end would be. accomplished.
Some years since Ynplee appeared in Paris
with II sewing machine. He sought an inter
view with the Emperor. That, ho~evcr, is not
clnce il sly Of ttsaugers, und the principal Of
the French government is TO keep Louis unsern.
SotLins. however, can bafl. tic Yankee own
CT Of d sewing machine. Through that remark
able specimen Of royal adipose, Prince Aurat,
nbo is forever smeling cut new way TO pay
old debts, aud has bis wits considerably sharp.
cned BY the American school nlarn1, our friend
from New England obtained, without thanks TO
the American L. CATION, his Iong-souyht for pre-
keutation. He toid the Emperor TINT he
had a machine that would makc pnir
OF pantaloons in the space Of ten min
ases, uad he could teac', its use to any one
in five. "Iring it here said Napoleon the
"ho was remarkably curt The machine WIS
brought, 'Sow show me- was the com
n,apd. Sure enou.h, in fifteen miuu'es. the
imperial pauta!oons were complete. Louis the
Little was delighted. lie would te.ch the
seand army to make breecles in new way !;
A1u lQTte Sous CAy SfEuc1 CI1lueHlt5 pps-
sbe. He snnn drove bargain with th. agent
Of the patcntce. He gave fifty thousand francs
| fnr the right 10 use the machine in the armies
and navy Of France, ind closed the iAtcrrie,
| viii, til order for the money. This order found
| its way to the hands Of II. Foulde. Secretary ot
s:ate. II. Foulde is Of Hebrew origin, aud la-
bors under the impression that be j. in ful!
dress when ho puts on certaiu huge diamond
pin. This II cas- tianncier took the order in his
dirty fingers and exhibited symptoms Of repn'
diation. But he bud customer quite up to The
game Of repudiatiou, and who remarked that ht
woull sell that bit Of paper Oh the street it the
Government WAS not ready 10 pay up. Theidet
Of denying Loui+ Naro!eon's s bit Of papcr On ths
Dougse. struck II. foulde, the dirty Minister o
State, as ra1her unpleasant, so the money wn!
paid md His son Of New England sailed il
| the next packet. some time alter, the Frcucl
Government made the discovery that the impe
rial pants lasted just is long as they we're beini
made. In other words. the Empire had beel
dddled.-lfde d. CM.eE FrM.
[The gentleman referred to in the above arti
Gle is one Curtis L. North, now residing a
l'1oomiostou, this State, and who recently re
turned from California. II cur memory s.rrc
US right, the amount stated abore should be on
hundred acd Eve thousand fraucs instead {
| fifty thousand.-Ens
, 1859-11-30

and set on tho face Of the clock, with oil their
variations and phases, AZ in the heavens, it also
Indicates the suns place in the ecliptlc, keeps
an account of The motion Of the moons nodes
around the ecliptic. mud the sun and moons de.
0 tuation.
The Lafayette Courier says that 3lr. Joseph
.Dnuz,ger Of that place. who bud expected 10 be
one Of The passengers with Mr. Love in the big
balloon to Europe, has resolved 10 compensate
himself for his disappointment in the failure Of
that expedition By making u balloon of his own
Of atout 1000 cubic feet for capacity. and OF
q new material which Mr. b. says has been IN.
vented by himself, called ''s,'t RUBBER which
is strong euough to dispense with netting, ex-
oept around the basket, and is elastic enough to
admit the expansion Of gas in ,he upper ii.
without discharging any Of it, and thus prevent
the loss which other balloons must aubmit to Or
"bust" when they" high" lie will haveit
done about the FIRST o! May. Nay be the first Of
April would be more appropriate time.
The number Of immigrants who arrived at
New York during the week ending the Esd inst.
was 2,453.
Baltimore is the account Of q brutal outrage up
on conductor ofn street raroad car. a party
Of eight or ntue rowdies, belonging to Regu-
Istogs' Club, who had been incensed BIZ the
election Of person from the cars on account Of
his being suspected Of robbing Mrs. William 0.
Welch Of a porte monnaie and it's contents,
knocked the conductor down, beat him and
stamped him. bruisiug him very seriously.
0feourse, no arrests have been made.
In1sH EAIcRASrs IN PERr.-Dr. Edward Gu
ken has entered INTO q contrnct with the Peru
vian government Tor the introduction into that
country Of e5 900 Irish emigrants, who are to re.
nuunce their allegiance to their government and
become citizens Of Peru. The Peruvian govern
nient pays lheir eea passage, and gires to every
caluuist about nina acres Of land. ut m eleya.
tim Of about foor thousand feet above the level
Of the sea.
Tue L1ourx1NG REctoSEE--Prof. HutchiDgs,
of New Yurk city. who has acquired the cosMn-
mon Of the Lightning Reckouer." By the rapid
iry with which he dies the work Of addition, can
add up four columns Of figures nine deep in tix
seconds, giring the result NTH uuerrlng e1ac-
titude.
V17a1oL Turow1Sa.-Tbe practice Of y'triol
tlrowing is carried Oh quite extensively in
Troy, y. +. Several ladies' have had raiuahle
crcsses completely ruined By it, within few
days.
, 1859-11-30

"TAe Home Adgazi~e." eaddy which
CONTAINS the domestic gunpowjer.
Gtnfl<aut Of tie Se=.-Atse. al, womau's forte
is her piano.
i 7tetotauers DtfEition--"L Language is
most decidedly oaly given to drunken ,nan to
disguise Ills thoughts"
Hop H.ppy.-Question being had whether
sas Riss very ssa .sas as eea nh
to see ali the police down our road With piprs
OF cigar" !" "Reu,iadioe you" said the spark
ling Brown, "of Lard Macautay's line in the
.irnada:" "Cape beyond Cape, in endless
range, those twi1kling points Of fire."
For s.t in Qaadriue An emlucnt party,
or perfuuer, has said thLt revolution can't be
calIisc on Farini to act, i. would seem that one
eau be made with E4u.de, Co!ogpe-
, 1859-11-30
Mem 33ubltcattons.
RELLS, BELLS, BILLS
The Sabbath School Bell,
The aod popular Sab5.th 6sAot Hnssc Book published
1900 Just Received by
VIM. TOMLIKS0N,
nSD
Mem 33ubltcattnns.
THE PLACE TO BUY SCHOOL
L. BOOKS.
WHOLESALE BOOK AND
s t a t Q n cry H O IL S e.
THE TEXT booKs FOR TIE SCHOOLS
Of the North-W eBtern States.

r {|HTC{IE + N71 prhfiah
~ - ~ " o~f oe
6AEDEH8 SERIES OF READER, SPELLER AND
SPEAKER !. Books
O4tsnxui&n-d for their stFcy pDsrAsre character And
tt S1tes which have selected uniform Aee uy huntreds
Of Town AEd CQ1ty Sure1nten In Htaes Sttes
use 10 the pnepa cities aud In thsn ten tou'aad
schools The Unlted States and Canada and selling at
the rate Of more than ! uiiloa cope1 yesr.
rnn+xSuE,s %Cp,rS nF y. rtRv 1irs 1.nons.
rt i ~, a. -
49, - a TX x ,nt ~ ~ r e1 rsSa.1 ~ y s ,i r+
INC E" 1 ana 1he moss
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ru,,,oo..e cry1rc nC .u,rr,.rrr,,E . p.&-
~ ~ -. = & Z at;.: ;s ,ss lo1ass
E. b. M.rpou1 Fnnespa or Delsrsu Hpt se.ooi' NJ,
W!LLSoN.s sE les y HISTORIES. boot1.
Ihe leat Textbooks OF tt1t05y exfAot- Anthon
New York
FA>QUELLE'S FRENCH SEnfEe, Dook1.
THEY PRACTICAL nscu1courFe pub l8hed- and
aluhe salts the OF M I'D 1fcqup SHED etu
, 1859-11-30

~
IN the lit say q Iai 1c.s. Ger uFtt ara sio
ne hs wife hy d. Vt ihst + cor vssf1 y, - III
s.sue,: I'd kpS.a III. "utdiv C! o"* h't 1t ths
"a i .fl r.. afte<n' -hd 1t*htO
.oota u y - w.nerft.a d.,icn III Cha e,n' ebe.
ia..nr ems, of u - on~ nnne.e> v" s.*s o. ~
49, f,t.t. i. nj L. 81 On t:& " e.t Ans O, @a
md unt eLee ~est et<ts ~ fef tas nFe
eonh hiHy( fret th'ncs tas s@nss ~ *ss nn's ~
sm, nirty ~ Zee fks ttre o. big III 9E VIA ~
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Of iEds a. rag .nths s9fh on ~ 40 ,hs "a
no,e i.h il in pur.na-ee p"wr1 c1n-t sAsa
deed III aes o!e oass ~ - PesG I'd e T., ''
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CnruoratiDu RntiftB.

TOMMISSiOA EKo' NOTICE.
Puc Snttce snee-bv k4r tn Al r~F>on, tnerrsstd-
hat Tie un e:&eI t,emu- anes APP. mic. b. tta I'm
u = ,m.ne = s'ty Il cle :, u ..seTha hs an,
real e>I snGi t- nprnts tt and fer The ~,i q.
!rx 'he soNl l!s.aea IT taec.4ie 81, ~ eseso ..
Jsk-on ~e TO tae nr. !rss. Iar.rl stlc~t y %
the <esI d. OF tse ~-' fas ih= south lie Van 6u.
fx& II the n1ztA LAD alfett. In
eaatan IL ~ att o...el ~ Ela cu.sl Sossna:
Of suc. da.se.. cts1h win tau NJ < e<d'pE-.
npou .h. ts 4 by tasu ds;te ka.sasxd In sropss
p1c Of g.annd pettw L. =! MEET = roen No. I, In
ths C. urt II the &ah dly Of HHve4b<t 1-ss. II
sill 1.aASSrrfrf
, 1859-11-30
PERSONAL,

Hon. Edward Stanley, late Of North Carolina,
but now of California, is about to enter the
ministry Of the Protestant Episcopal church.
Mr., Thackeray is 10 be paid SO enormous a
suns By Messrs. Smith j. Elder for editing their
new sna.uxine that doubts ure expressed Of the
possibility Of making |: pay at the price-one
shilling.
We yesterday saw letter from the resi-
dent ply sician Of the Utica Asylum, dated the
.1st, which says that Gerrit Smith continues 10
inprore. On The previous evening he slept six
hours continuously. lie has begua to Teslsze
his condition fully, aud appreciates the import
11sce Of his medical treatment, as well Us ac-
quiesces in Ill The means used for his restora-
ton. Information from Peterboro is 10 the ef-
f'ct that his family regard his cure Us cettaln.-
:. !. 1tibuhe, eGtd.
at the date Of the ia'est ndrices from him, WIS
1T Vienna on his way home from Palestine Hs
returned trnm III. sea port Of Jerusalem 10
Alexandra in the Uniteo States ship Mncedouia,
aud tFou. thence 10 & port OF deba1 katlon for
Vienna in an Austrian vessel, which honored
hin, By 1isp!a. ing the American fag. His
health has been excel en- even ia Egypt, dur
nu ae expected 10 visit Turin and Genna, aud
to return again to Frauce by the Mcditer-
ranean.
The San Francisco Tina Of the 1th, in al
luding to the killing uf Frederick +ays:
THAT he WAS to fall before the hair. trigger
Of Terry, lie did nut suppose, but be knew vel
enough that il he survived that cl.countcr, he
SouEd be am by some other Of the slavery
extending cFowd. who So eagerly sought his
lie. Alter Le fell. it is known that lie believed
tt,at he was killed. murde,rl," bscausc he
was opposed to the extension Of sfnvcry aud a
| corrupt Admins.rasion-that tle WAS the VIC
tim Of conspiracy. Of the determination to
Kill him of it appears he Was well nware. 4
letter WAS received III this city by well krown
| gentleman, by the last overland mail, from
Theodore Payne. Esq, from wi,tc! We are al.
lowed to make the following extract: "Ou my
| wny to the Post Office met C. h, Garrison.
| an on src1kins Of the death Of Broderick,
Garrison said that Brodcrick came to bid him
! good b. rs lie WIS 1earin. for New York, and
IN st,akin., hands, Brode,i ick remarked Geoa
hye, 4r. Garr;son, you tciH nerer sc me again
/ Aire got to fall by ths A4nds IF to,n<: q
tA4ns.'
An English Lord, one Stanley. recently re-
turned from II tour 10 tic West. Tn SAurday
to luok the cars from Suspension Bridge, AM
displayed such an umount OF self sufciency
AMI inpcrtinence that lie was politely taken b,
1he neck end reduced to proper a1nouut Of dc
|
, 1859-11-30

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I'll sa isee;ss* a, x =: * ia ~. y:
oea In Fueeeenk tay BET < .or VAIL ihs r.
- ts s.. IT,. ~ :: Iii IL; et 10
49, ~ az 20 Il a's! oeeori.s r H.. 'rs 3ei Ii
tnun;, ot to- and 1T 1snts al lhs -.
good. aa ssssn.,ot to x -
t.iutts la1p4 aud 81 afer t'-os osco- na 7afs
ture, lore sna buzz one hssnes. r. n .9tsc,iTs
~ t1sns< anj I'll ng eaahn.hov't. .'a ~ Sf ].
Lmp4. .h. .dt,. veg aud ee:n're5s: :.4siI.S nt,:nd
spo,ovei *eeu ny r.. I'll II 80 dor "
elsa n tzed for I'll uhd cve ao'1 ,nt - ruE
70 % ssnoseo a2@1t o9 va roy " G.NEtLD+
Adule!s ratEex~
HsxRT II. WlLaAhf1,
Aamnua;;i. an Ia " nas k3t t1
, 1859-11-30

NJ CYyCi lk'a 0Gcs Chteaxo. m.. Nov. u, H8.
rn5. Lo.ee l. b. reby xtv th-t III ComEoa Coanc!
ha. vrje. e i'd valA t. be It'd. ,o-
ts* No,th ste aih w.1xf street so l..s's .ttxes
snu,h Usvtl o. is q vte. Ut nh pa4s Ao bear
lnE. BY inrh oak sea1nE let Into ta@
NJ uness The .ae shall b eonat ud IN ths naan%r
r.c,lf-f Ly Urn AntA TstavS to kdtHAAA "a De-
gye 1ha 10 Dss> n e. -. VII b hult ~ me
@trs Comm the cost afttHe sel "a Us PIT.
,',,n M ,nx il. KAEIsNAyy CITY Cls1k.
, 1859-11-30
.iDtW ak NOTICE,

~ City c1-.ks ,'1e-. ''h'eakn. I'll Nov. ID. led.
Futile rota~a lerr j, gwen. th't iae commnn t"n,nn
have vr.ts iI- nix tel. f 0wa: Oa
The Eat dc fJtern aErst Jnsd s&rsst tu Nas h.
y ar IL ths = es4 brsiou nix e~E d. Ct tne: pne
link, lad b. Aftux1 less than b. nch
scAnlins 1t tltot e..h or 'ha xith hed Ia b<tseta
them, " II g. de.
Nx. hEesS tie shall o0ttste1t d IN The Annsa
rr4uft1 by Iht y t1at fesAt t1 alsW las b.
ufe tic IL 3y VI usc. u!.ef l69 N!L IL ba!tt By tbs
Louu.ls onxr al ts 1as ss.t be pfen1ses
.ha1ktAlH thu. ewish. II. khElSAANS.
poIs tus4l t CITY cIesk.