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IMPORTANT & VALUABLE INVENTION.

glands AND CUMMlNGS'S BRICK MACHINE.
~ Potent Rights for sale.-MICHAEL NOU
co, ofths city, have been appointed the exciusN
agents Tor the United States for the sale of rights III
the above machine. IT has been thoroughly 'testA'd
and pronounced by practical brichnakers through
out the country to be the best machine for the pu
pose tiat has yet been produced 1t is successfully
worked BY the application Of any motive power,
steam, water OF horse. With two light horses the
clay Is tempered and al the same time six bricks are
moulded in five seconds in the very best manner,
thus eSceng in rapidny OF operation any other ma
chine for that purpose now known. 4.g.r.g.
The issue of the American patent Is only delayed
until the machine can be protected abroad Mean
while, VI. N. CO. are prepared to negotiate for the
sale Of any amount Of territory, and to give good
title TO the same. ll,i II = .-lEH f.H
Apply BY letter, post paid,) or at their Office, cor
OF 9Th and streets, the Post Office Depart
IneDi, jy6
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A SITUATIDN.-rTwo young officers were
travelling in the far West, when they
stopped to take supper at a small road
side tavern, kept by very rough Yankee
woman. The landlady, in a calico sun
bonnet, and bare feet, stood at the head
OF the table to pour out. She inquired
of her guests " if they chose long sweet
ing or short sweeting in their coffee :"
The first officer, supposing that .'long
sweeting" meant large portion of that
article chose it accordingly. What was
his dismay when he saw his hostess dip
her finger deep down into an earthen jar
Of honey that stood near her, and then
stir it with her finger round in the coffee
His companion, seeing this, preferred
" short sweeting." Upon which the wo-
man picked up large lump of maple
sugar that lay in brown paper on the
floor beside her, and biting off a piece,
put it IN his cup. Both the gentlemen
dispensed with coffee that evening. This
anecdote we heard from the sister of one
of these officers. -
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

w ers IN PAPER of all descriptions, No. I4HAN-
OVER STREET, corner of German street. RaIti
more. Md. now offers in lots TO suit purchasers !,
large and desirable stock of PAPER. BLEACHING,
POWDERS, BINDERS, LEATHER. &c r. :,
manufacturers prices. ' ~
Among our stock may be found the following de
scriptiuns Of Paper: w
rrlning, w Htrnr, Colored, Bnvelop, Tissue, Plate
Bank Note, Hanging, Copying, Blotting, Music. sim
fltering, Marble, Hatters', Cloth, SampIinp. Hard
ware, Tip, Manila, Sand, Wrapping, Sheatbine
Match Box, Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
per, &c, &c. e
BoARDS-Binders', Trunk, Bonnet. Straw Gard
and Press Boards. Oa'o
Bleaching Powders, Alum Cards. Card sbae,s
Printing and Writing INK, Russia Skins. &c.
% PAPER of any size made to order AZ sbor, mn
tice. oi' no-
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DAILY EVENING STAR.

JOE BARKER has been enlightening the
Forest City with his choice eloquence.
The PLAIN Dealer thus describes his ad-
vent .gf-0- -..--.
Sitting at, a door yesterday, our at
tention was attracted by parsonic look
ing individual, marching with measured
step, and dernurest mien, up the street.
1t forcibly struck us, we had seen the in
dividual before. As he approached, the
features, the contour, the cane, hat, white
neckerchief, formed themselves into per-
feet semblance of His Honor, Joseph Bar
ker, D. D., and ex-Mayor of the g Smoky
City," whom it really was. There was
the same inflated cheek, the same restless
eye, the same nervous tread, the same
G.. shocking bad hat" 1t was announced
that he would preach on the square in the
afternoon. At the appointed hour, large
crowd had assembled, composed in part
of a number of Irish Catholics. Joe
mounted, the rostrum, and began. His
theme was the Roman Catholic Church.
As he grew warm On the subject and ut
tered few of bis choice and Characters
tic expresSlOns--Our readers must remem-
Der he has reduced blackguardism to
science--the blood of his Catholic hearers
began to boil. They gave the lie to the
speaker, grew clamorous, and terribly in
dignant. The insane rawlings of the speak
er was oil on the fire, and soon matters
approached to climax. Barker dared
the mob to lay hands on him. A number
rushed up-to attack, and number to de-
fend him. By the interposition of the Po-
lice, the affair was quelled, but not until
Barker had his clothes torn slightly by
the mob. He then proceeded with his re-
marks, and ended amid the shouts and
Kisses of the crowd" r..- 49,.
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J0R JAMS
Frederick White SULPHUR Suriuy

>HlS long-established watering place having pas-
sed INTO the hands of the subscribers they heo n
announce TO the public that they are now prepared
Tor me reception and entertainment of visiters An
extended panegyrc of the remedial virtues of these
waters ,hey deem unnecessary, popular opinion, dat
ing back eighty years having approved them
These Springs are beautifully situated in Freder-
lex county, Va. five miles from Winchester, and
one mile and a half from Stephenson's Depot p. o.,
on the winchester and Harpers Ferry Railroad, and
are therefore OF easy access from North and East.
'isHers leaving Baltimore washington &C.. in the
morning tram arrive in due time 10 dine
faeiIlues for the accommodation of guests are
more ample than ever be fore, a large new building
haylng been recently erected. .5.r .e
For the following diseases these waters arc found
10 De highly eficacious. Dyspepsia, liver Diseases
eruptve Affections sc. and diuretic and alter
atwe tliey are unsurpassed.
cocRa a.-.... q, r. NJ. 4 G. N. JORDAN,
VetlstSeP Propnetors.
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY 80. --. p

HARTFORD, CONNECT ICUT
Capital ..u-- :, 100000
Securely invested under the official appro-
val Of the Comptroller of Public Accounts of
this State.
Office, ccrner of Main and AsyLWm street.
THIS Company will issue Policies on the
L Joint Stock principle, and upon the Mu-
tual plan, thus combining the benefits of both
systems at the option of the insured; and
make contracts upon any and all conditions APP
ertaining to, or connected with life risks of
whatever name or nature g.. e....- --.....
Policies will be issued at the lowest rates of
premium that can be adopted and afford re-
quisite security to the insured and perpetuity
to the institution. .s
On the surrender of a Life Policy, the hold
or will receive its equitable value in cash.
This Company continues to effect insurance
on the lives of persons going to California a, at
fair rates of premium and grant permits
for travelling, sea and foreign residence at
equitable rates.
Policies issued for the benefit of married
woman, on the life of her husband, or any
ether person, will insure to her separate use
independently of her husband and of the
claims of his creditors. ...
The Company is managed and controlled by
a Board of Directors, who are personally in
terested, as stockholders and policy holders,
in it's success. .~
Pamphlets, containing rates of premium
and information in relation to the plan of op
erations, and all papers necessary to effect in
surance, may be obtained at the Office of the
Company, or Of any one of the Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL, President.
JOHN L. BUNCE. Vice President
JAMES c. WALKLEY, Secretary
DIRECTORS. gt -arr5n7 r--~-.e-
Alfred Gill. VIM. r. Cone.
OH Jno. L. Bunce. n. HOLSTER.
Jas. G.. BOlles. Samuel Colt
Jno. A. Butler. Daniel Philips
% Noah Wheaton G. n. Humphrey.
rau 90. BOARD OF FINANCE.
GEORGE BsacH, esq, President Phoenix Bank.
D. F. ROBINSON, esq, President of Hartford
Bank .-f $50. = .:f....4 +..s.t e.
Hon. ISAAC ToUcEY, late Attorney General of
| the United States
j. e. JACKSON, Nj d. Medical Exsminer. heib
APPROPRIATENESS, NJ. D., Consulting Physi-I
clam sd' o. sTB-caiG bua .d.Est ct e. q.
! AGENT FOR THE DIsTRIcT or COLUMBIA. "a. p
BENJAMIN G. Worcester, Duvafs Building,
1 over Whitehurst's Gallery, Penn. Avenue. /
! Hartford, March 1861. lIiI jan 81 =
....-..a .-...-..tl F-s ~ o.
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A CHARGE AS Is A CHARGE. Judge 10
nah Joles recently delivered the following
charge to the Jury, in the case of Elm
Crunch for stealing;
Jury you kin go out, and don't show
your ugly mugs here till you find YER
dict-if you can't get one of your own,
git the one the last Jury used"
The Jury retired, and after an absence
Of fifteen minutes, returned with a YER
dict of "suicide in the 9th degree and 4th
verse. = 8.
Then Judge Jonah Joles pronounced
upon Elm Crunch, this sentence:
Elm Crunch, stand up and face the
music You are found guilty of suicide
for stealing. Now this court sentences
you to pay fine of two shillings, to shave
your head with bagganet, in the bar
racks, and if you try to cave in the heads
Of any Of the Jury, you'll catch thunder,
that's all Your fate will be a warning
70 others, and IN conclusion may the
Lord have mercy Oh your soul. Sheriff
get pint Of red eye. I'm awful thirsty"
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY. 4



OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY, g
BALTIMORE. Mnrch H. 1851.
Mrs. B. Il. Norrls+Dear Madam 1t gives me
great pleasure Ill recommending To public favor your
valuable medicine. Cedar Tat,) as an excellent pre-
ventare curative in the first stages of bronchial
affections diseases OF the lungs, and also
very valuable tonic. Yours, very respectfully,
T II. WRIGHT. NJ. L. ,
BALTIMORE. Mnrch 81. 1851
Mrs, B +. Norrls-Madam 1t gives me pleasure
to recommend to the favorable notice of the public
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar.) i'll bronchial
- Thomas owrses, NJ. u.
We invite the attention of the public to the follow
ing certificate from the Rev Augustus Webster D D.,
one of the Pastors OF St Johns Church. Liberty ST,
Baltimore:
BALTIMORE. October 25. 1851
Mrs d B Norris-pear Madam: Having used
your Cedar Tar with benefit to my throat, | very
cheerfully give my testimony TO its excellence.
With respect, A. WEBSTER.
go, BALTIMORE, May O., 1851.
Mrs. Norris-Dear Madam: Permit me TO say TO
you for the benefit of others similarly afflicted that
was taken last November with a severe cough and
general weakness that completely FRUSTRATED me.
For several months was SO far reduced that could
not attend to my business. became so weak that
was not able to sit up for than half hour at
a time, when would be compelled to lie down to
gain strength tried dozen different articles, re-
commended to me as cures, but received no relief
from any of them. Ny cough and weakness increas-
ed, and, in fact, ] was SO fat gone that seriously
thought should die, when heard of your valuable
medicine, the Cedar Tar. tried it, and had taken
il but few DAYS before found great relief sIy ap-
petite became good that could eat anything that
was placed before me. | would recommend it TO
all afflicted like myself, as certain cure, for
slider myself now perfectly well. .--.-.------
- Yours respectfully, -. J. F. MARTIN,
No. l28, Franklin street.
For sale by Druggists throughout the City and Dis
triet of Columbia. .... ..r.... g. .....-
o. Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for %.
Nv S-tf ..,.5 -,-. ,... ..r.
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/. o. Of Rechabites

=, Mount Vernon Tent, Thursday, Rschabite
Hall, corner ID and 9TH streets.
leo. Washington, Monday, Rechabite Hall
=, Eagle, Tuesday, Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Arlington. Friday, Rechabite Hall
Heber Thursday Society Hall. Georgetown,
Eagle. Jr.. Masonic Hall Navy Yard.
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1.-THE New York Dmchmdn says when
you want to ascertain when it's noon,
watch the paralysis which seizes on men
Who work by the day. Twelve o'clock
strikes them as powerless as a mallet
would. We witnessed Greek the other
day while going up ladder with bod
Of bricks. just as he reached the top old
Trinity told him that " time was up"
when what do You think he did 2 "Step-
ped upon the platform, perhaps, and
dumped the oblongs." Not bit of it.
He just let go the bod and tumbled them
all back to the sidewalk. He could not
have taken another stride if all New York
had depended onthe exertion.
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CLoVERsEED.-JoHNs :. WILLIAMS & BRO
- NO o. commerce street, Baltimore offer for sale
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MIRACULOUS CURE OF DRopsY

n MIRACULOUS CURE OF DkOFSi.
Extract ofa Letter from Ed,card Rolciey
Esq, of India Walk, Tobago, dated April
8tA, 1852.
To Professor HOLLOWAY, H'7 .s r~
DEAR SIR-I deemi it duty owe to you
and the public at large to inform you of
most miraculous recovery from that Dire adful
disease, DRoPsY, and which under God, was
affected by your invaluable Pills: was tap
ped five times within eight months, and skill
fully treated by two medical practitioners,
but could not get cured until I had recourse
to your remedy, and notwithstanding all I
had undergone this miraculous medicine
cured me in the course of six weeks. r,...
(Signed) EDWARD ROWLEY.
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These celebrated Pills are aronderfuily ttica-
ciOMs IN the foUo,ctng complaints.
Ague, Inflammation,
Asthma H.iiI' Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints. Liver Complaints,
Blotches on the Skin, Lumhago, w =
Bowel Complaints, Piles o.
Coles, rheumatism "
Constipation of the Retention Of Urine,
- Bowels, -arrr Scrofula, or Kings
Consumption. Evil,
Debility, Sore Threats,
Dropsy, --.. Stone and Gravel.
Dysentery., Secondary Symptoms,
Erysipelas, Tic Douloureux,
Female Irregularities, Tumours,
Fevers of all kinds, Ulcers "
Fits. Veneral Affections,
Gout, ..-sf.. Worms of all kinds, q,
Headache. -. Weakness from what
Indigestion, ever cause, &c, &c.
Sold at the establishment of Professor HoL
LowAY, IA, Strand, near Temple Barr Lon
don, and by all Vendors of Medicines through
out the United States, in Boxes at 81! c., S74
c.. and 81 SOC. each. Wholesale by the prin-
cipal Drug houses in the Union and by
Messrs. A. B. I'D. SANDS, New York,
u There is considerable saving by tax
ing the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each
Box. je 20-eo
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CEDAR TAR.

THE most successful remedy now in
i Use for the cure of t.- -z9 80 1lt -
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. ar
COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA. ..,. .e..
81 IT, DYSPEPSIA, PILES, KINGS EVIL,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER, &c,
Prepared and refined by
Mrs. B. r. Norris, No. 343, Relt. st.,
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IMPORTANT NEWS!

2 l85t-E IWfVhTANT NEWS! IT II'--.--
!; !; ! !:
laan's, Youths, and Servants wear.
; S25-lw -.t- s.s'
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A GOOD SroRY.-A capital story is told
Of Judge Tappan, late Senator in Con-
gress, who is unfortunately cross-eyed.
A number of years ago he was Judge of
newly organized county court in the
eastern part of Ohio. d. .s.-.s -.r ..-,
In those days of primitive simplicity,
or perhaps poverty, the bar-room of a
tavern was used as courtroom, and the
stable as a jail. One day during the ses--
sion of the court, the Judge had occasion
to severely reprimand two lawyers who
were wrangling. An odd-looking Gus
toner who sat in one corner, listening
apparently with great satisfaction to the
reproof and presuming an old acquain-
lance, and the Judges well-known good
humor, sung out :
"Give it to them, old gimblet eyes :"
Who was thatn' inquired the Judge.
1T was this ere old hoss," answered
the chap, raising himself up.
Sheriff." obsered the Judge, with
great gravity, take that old boss and
put him In the stable" ..s. .s.--.-.j
To You've MEN. = Don't rely upon
friends. Don'trely upon the good name
of your ancestors. Thousands have spent
the prime of life in the vain hope of those
whom they called friends; and thousands
save starved because they had a rich
1aher. Rely upon the good name which
Is nede by your own exertions, and know
that liter than the best friend you can
nave Ii unaaestionable determination,
united w.h decision of character. And
remember hat without Gods blessing
you cannot slly. prosper. In all thy
ways acknowledge him, and He will direct
thy paths.EtE>C -, &. o.. r.
q" What is tn, matter with that
2" asked passer-by, as he recog-
gized fellow lying iL the gutter.
He is sletred." p
Who slsw hin e"'.f '.
"Old Jamaica ~ ~ "-''- t''"' % -
FIkI .nf
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CANFIELD, BROTHER g. CO.,
lid BdLTEMORE STREET

~ 5-eosni
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WASHINGTON, FEB. 10, 1858. .-, feb. l,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Gin MiIItpndr ser8 6ttert.-5rau
Scbp, mcl6r in 1882 nit ibrrm 0attrn Srn
Bolton nu9 Snrien atsins, fart in 1895 gu
Drsapatam. 9llS Der Gbrw. 8. 9aylrr Scn
Der Mapura MiliVn I'M pcrtpi6mrn Setruar ben
Ylab unp SaS Gjrab Der Srau Sppp triu6tc, iab
er nit GrIaunrn, paB pas flcine rarauf erri6tctk'
Sctmal nit brennenpsn 2ampen pran9tc unb bas'
Sclf pitIer frcnlmen Drncrin 9brtf Spfer brafte,,
Gjetre an lic ridtete iwc pab man iEr in rCr 9anz
,en llmgrsenp 9Gunpcr 5uIdrtcb. !Sr. Saplcr-
pa6te crit bic 0etcine na9 Dem Mabura WiIipnS
Srsrabnibplabe brnsrn gu laiIm, IA rieS atsr
ben frrmmrn atrrslauben ps5 rinfaltisrn SplfS
nft auftlIrrn wirpc, ic untcrles or rs unb
l6rcitt nun, baB CT gu Dem S6luse 9rfcnImrr,
,,oe Sadie rrm @clfr @rtteS in amerita iu be-
rihter"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
Sn Wcttle 1T has sclte 8ieber oussctrp6rn.
sie gBabrbcit seiaet. s6rauben los.

gBir rntnebmen fplsrnbn 9lrtitcl aus rem
,Yittsturs Courier" etnr pemcfratil6r 3ctuns,
gcbrudt in Der Stapt 9ittSbur9, np cmpfeblsn
pcnIelten alien unIern 2eicrn:
,,g8ir fino feline 9adeiel, tim obne @iz
oerreoe oo5 ju tra9en lpa5 bon Den Wietb=
lin9en elmer oetpifen @lique, Die fi1 De-
mofraten nennen, auf9ele9t lpiro. 0e5z
botb tperoen mir uniere Slo99e nidt fir
~ 8 boma6 s.. Sorfpt BIT ben
Canal 9ommiBioner Ganbioat, aufBieben,
fir oen Wonn Der einiten6 in oer 8cfebz
9ebun9 3u @unifen beS 9tatioi5mu5 uno
oes Gomopi5mus in 9Dilaoelpbia fpra6,
uno Ser iest auf Der Semperenjfute in'6
lmt reiten nil. llnb eben 70 ,peni9 pers
ben mir fir DjTS. 9orter 8 ia no
tep,zE1 Den 8enerals2anomefe fer Gonoiz
bat, fetbten, Der ais fein SDmbol Elm
@6i6feD Barrel ftibrt. 0aju boben mir
;u piel Selbititdnoi9feit uno fiberloi1en
Oie fbmuei9c 2(rbeit 9ernc iolben Sl6tz
tern, Die fi6 i'm 8af6en oerielben 9efol>
len. 98ir moren emit einfdlti9 9enu9 ;lt
otauben, Die 9otitifer meinen e6 ebrlid
nit Dem Splfe, iinb aber bon Dem 8obne
pouitdnoi9 oebeilt unb rperoen oe5balb
fein @erfjeu9 mebr in Den 06noen oieier
,,lpeiiIen Menf6en" ob9eben."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
Sin Wenihenfreiier aefhpiien.

Neu Orleans, 9lusuit 6.-Serr 6. 6.
Sur2 Ypm Sabine YaB beri6tct, paB Dor Spei
g8paen en tlrines 10 Sabre altcS Ndp6en, mic
CT meint, bic Gr6ter peS Sm. Splumpn Sparfs,
Der an Der Miinbms bes aIten StiDer i'm Orange
So. lett, Spn einem glai9atrr cr9rifen tpurre ais
lie u'S QSaHer patcte, I'M Die &Spfe Der Set6It<
lien 3u Iammrln. 8epe 9lrme unp Seinc murpen
ibr ltiitrriIe ab9ctiien unp BON bem 2lIli9atUr
YrrI6lnsen, bis ibr &Grpsr 9lteperz unp leblps
iitri9 blieb. Dies errisnete iib nabe rer gSp9s
nwns prS. Srn. Sparts. Saum purpr 9am Sc
ma&t, ais aud I9pn Der allt9atpr burd einen
S6ub 9stEbtet mar. 0tan Bffnete ben Grib beIs
iclben, unp fanp auBrr ben @Iierern hes un9liifs
l6rn Spfrrs nod 8bcile ben eiurm 9aar Senz
fletrrr, unp in riner 8o1Ae bteler SruAtiide cine
@eINtaI9e nit etipas Gelb. Man 9laubt Rap
bic Srntleibrr einem Mlnne 9rbBrtcn, Der Scr
ttni9cr 3eit int alten 8iprr rrtrunten. n.-Gti4.
3tl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
Die rufiIlb.tirfiIehe 8raae.

Die ruiiilbstirfiIbe Sra9e.
gRan fiirGtet, DAP Der SaiIer prn Jtublanb
feline 5rrppsn nidt aus ben 8iirltentbimrr juriids
SeEen rpcrpr, mic cs in ben 9rpppiitcnrn Der prrt
Mi9tr prrgcIdlaSen 1T, mb, paB in Dem Sale
bic rnolil6e unp fransBlildlc Slcttrn Seicbl crs
batten wiircen, in bic Oarpanellen ctnSulaufen.
Dapur@ piirte bic frirplihe SeilcSun9 Der 3ws
lti9teiten in GpGem 0rdpe SrrS9rrt. 2lm t9trn
Suit 1T bic c9YptI6e 5lctte NIT 10000 Wann
IN Gpnfantincpel an9ctrnmen.
Cine telrsrapbiI6e Deprl6e aus Gcnitantncs
pel pom 20. Sult melprt, zap bic 9fCrte unp bic
Tepr1lrntanten Der @rp6sMG6tc bic 9rcpplittpn
prS Sitrei6iI4rn MniIerS anScncmnrn babe,
pur6 wel6e perfi9t pirp, paB bic britil6e unp
fran,Glil6e 6lpttcn bic Sat ppn Selifa srrlalrn,
lutalp ais bic 9tuIIen bic OpnausSiirI 6imrr
rGunrn. Die 5iirfei wiirpr pann einen @rlanps
ten mad ct. PETERSBURG ienben, I'm gc9pttattps
men ,u erGifnrn. Cine GpnirreuS Der eurcpdIden
MGdte fpl nit 9tublarbs 3uitinlmung in gSien
ocbaltcn werprn. GjrpbrS NiBbrGa9rn it aud
pur6 bic gtadridt tcrSOr9crufcn baB Der &aiirr
pcn 9tuBlanb sincn neuen ufas fir tic ausbrs
Gun9 Spn 9etruten burh raS san;e 9ieid erlaIz
fen BAT, man erblift in pem 9lfte cine &riegsmab
rr9el.
Oas 5iirltsntbum Ntplbau Bat lidI tlr iinabs
68nag BON Der 0tprte crfIdrt lmp rgr9ert lid fer
ncr 5rtbut an bic 6irfei gu Sablrn. Nan erpars
tet, pab cine dbnlife Seircsun9 in Der gBalahei
ocmatt iperpe. GS linp ben Sclpprarrn Der
Mlrlrau lmp g8alla6r Srfrble ertbeit, Die Sir
ltentbUnier su SerlalIen unb ibrcn gSebnlib auf
Dem re6tcn llfer Der Opnau su nebmen.
Dian serli6crt, paB bic @fcrte beabf6ti9t,
Jtu6lanb Gin llItimatum Su irnoen, in tpelhem,
na6pem rem 9ie6ten Der driltlihen llntertbancn
ptS Sultans bic sebiibrenre gl6tun9. Der f4uIris
&C 8eiprtt sr;otlt 1T, bic GrtlSrung semadt per'
Den fol-, baB, falls Der GSaar, tres friBer ipirrers
6pItcn Srrli6ermsrn frieplider Gbii6ten, parauf
briteben irllte, NIT bem &rie9e Su prcben, bic
pfcrtr cntI8lUftn iri, ipl@en anSunrbmen, bab
ater bann bic san,c Serantpprtli6tst auf 9iues
lHuo faae. Sc ipirb ierner serii6ert, bae pieics
Document ben gcIanpten BON 5ranfrei9 Imp
gusIanp mit9etbeilt wirb.
DeutIblano.
Sn gSirn baeen bic SprfGlle NIT Sc6td in
Smsrna cine tieie Srniaticnberprr9ctra6t. Nan
BAT ,u brm 6iiriten Mettcrni4 9cianrt unb brilrn
3atb in 9lnIpruA scncmmcn. Gs wurbe Gin lans
aer &atinrtsratb 9ebaltCn, um baS Senebmen bee
Captains Sngrabam in GrpGsun9 Su 3icben.
Man Iast, rS lei teI9lpGen, BON ben Scr. Staas
ten @enustbum9 unb cine Aenperung Der Sns
ftruetipnrn bes Ser. ct. Gpnluls su Smprna unb
bic lOfcrtise 9luSleferms Spetns at bic Dlhei6i-
l6en SfbSrpfn gu erlan9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
SeraS.

CT 9aIp, ben %. Sutt. Sier tcrrldt Eette
cine 8rcbe 9lufre9w9 in 5clSc zines @eridts, baB
cine partei glmertaurr einen Serfer ansr9riffen
6ate, tint enen brr3 bic Merifaner unsc-
rr6t serbaftetcn surddsctebrten Galifprnier aus
bemIel6eu ,u tefreien. Die SSa6e meritanil9er
Grappen feuerte auf bic slmertaucr unb tSptete
ben Oiiritt 9lttprnsy BON 81 9aIc GauntY, Sers
as. Gin anberer 9lmcrifansr ftlrpe perpunpct,
OaS Gnbe prr 2ffare 1T nr6 niht brfannt.-
Die Merifnner batten gu Den gSafen 9r9rifcn
unp wurprn in Der gla9e Der amerifaniI4rn Start
81 Qalo ere3trt, bic in GpBer @efaAr II.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
Nfeues Npffarranasment.

. Dr3 ben @enerals fmeiitcr III neulid elm
9rtSertras ab9eIdlpHn ipurpcn fir cine oerat'
Iesung in ben 9citratn nd6 uno BON Gurrpa
bur6 bic birette, 5mii9en Srcmen unb Neupprt
fabrenpe 2ne Spn Oampfdifen. Der Sfrtra9
9ins am 15ten 9lu9ut in Strait.
Gpl9enbe GatelIe peet Die portoISbe mad prls
DIE unter peni neuen arrangement ,pcrntittell rsr
Sremer Danpfl6ife" in gStrtlomfCtt trctaa.-
Yortp>Sare fir Sriefe bon einer baltrn llnse uab