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The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
CITY Boot Store.

n P.J. ESPENSCHEID, on the corner
aA of Main and Commercial sts., keeps
- constantly en- hand at his old stand,
large and well selected stock of boots and
shoes, also, small but well selected lot
saddlery, sole leather, belt and harness leather,
superior article of waterproof and polish
backing, Hungarian shoe nails, and all kinds
of shoe finding. Repairing done in both the
above lines of business with promptness, neat
ness, and on reasonable terms. He feels thank
ful to his former customers for the very libe-
raj patronage that he has heretofore received,
and solicts a continuance of the same l4-3m*
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
WsD0Dl, 9ONg1,0ls
For the Journal.
Lines to III. M. NJ


Lines to III. M. NJ
Written at Sea on board the Ship John Barring
BIT D. NICHOLS.
How Oft at night when the starry host,
In radiance filled the sky,
I've paced the deck in, silent thought,
And dreampt that thou vast nigh;
But soon the dream would vanish,
And along I'd stand and gaze,
Far out upon the broad expanse
OF the deep blue ocean wave.
The silent winds would move around.
While lonely here stand,
And my thoughts would wander far away
To my own loved native land
The pleasant valley, where
In childhood's carly hours,
I roamed as free as the butterfly,
And culled each budding flower.
No moro will the sound of thy music voice,
Fall on my listening ear;
No more will the light Of thy sunny smile,
To my aching eyes appear. +
Where'er roam-on sea or land
My thoughts will turn to thee,
And shall think Of our happy honac,
Wherever I may be.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Force Pump.

NOW set up on exhibition at the Iron
In Warehouse Of Cross & Co., Battery St.,
San Fra cisco, powerful FORCE PUMP Of
l8 inch cylinder. and AZ zach stroke, planned
and built by Otis Tufts, of Boston; and be-
l'eved to be one of the most effective machines
of the kind ever turned out fre N his celebrated
1t can be operated by horse or
steam power, and by calculation will throw
1000 gallons per minute. For sale on the
premises. Feb. ii. 1888. ALLOW
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Lark's Fancy Dry Goods
Store.

Main Street. Nerada, opposite Phelps Hotel.
TIME undersigned has just received an ad-
Il dilion 10 his former supply of Goods. con-
sisting of Fancy Dry Goods, suitablc for La
dies uses; snch as silks. satins, laces, shawls,
cambrics, prints, collars. hose, shoes, gloves,
domestics, sc. And also Mems goods-srch
as coats, pants, vests, hats, boots, cravats,
gloves, &c. All Of which, together with his
fsrmer stock, make up the best assortment that
has ever been brought to this ma. ket, and
which he will sell as low for cash as can be sold
In the mountains. Let no one in want of such
goods, fail to call and examine his stock.
Feb. 8, I653.-3m J. LARK.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Provisions. &c.

NOTICE.-The business Of the old firm Of
Borradaile and Burton will be conducted
hereafter by the undersigned fiirm-A. N.
Coleman and Z. +. Burton. Their friends
and the public are assured they will keep
general assortment Of provisions, liquors,
tools, and miners and hotel supplies of ali
kinds, which they will sell at low prices.
They solicit the continuance of the liberal
heretofore extended.
COLEMAN & BURTON.
Nevada, Jan. 2l, 1853. 3e-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

n@. The homestead bill, just passed
by the Arkansas Legislature exempts
from execution 160 acres Of land, or
town lot, with building and appurten-
ances. 1t extends to heads of families,
males and females.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

NNHE undersigned would inform the citizens
Il of Nevada and vicinity that having re-
signed the Agency of Gregory's Express, they
have completed arrangements with Wells, Far
go q Co. by which they are enabled to do all
Express business committed TO their care with
punetuality and dispatch.
Persons desirous of procuring their letters
from Post Offices through them are invited 20
call and register their names, as all lists be-
longing to Gregory's Express are discontinued
Office at their old stand, Main st. Nevada.
MULFORD &. SEARLS
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
+. A. BabcOck,

~ IMPORTER AND WHOLE
IA SALE DEALER IN DIR UGS,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye !Sufs,
Perfumery, Fancy articles, h,stru-
naents, Glase Ware. &c.
Ex Comet, Flying Dutchmae, and Wild
Pigeon-One of the largest and most complete
assortments of Drugs, Medicines, &c, ever
imported, ami offered to the trade at the low
est market rates, consisting of every article
needed by the Physician, Druggist and Fancy
Dee ler.
Perfumery and Fancy Articles.
Just landed, from the most approved Ameri-
can, French and English manufactures, in part
comprising-
Lubin's, PinnuGs Chama's, Edes' Julss
Hanel's and Rousseie's Extracts for the hand
kerchief
Teeth, Nail and Hair Brushes, an endless
rariety.
Fancy soaps, sharing creams, pom,ade, hair
oils, cosmetics, toilet poirder, hair dye, &c.
HcY' Country dealers will find ii to their in
terest to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, as intending to transact
exclusively an importing and wholesale busi-
ness, and having permanent agent establish
ed in the Eastern States, am confident can
offer facilities to the purchaser that cannot be
surpassed
EY-Agent for California, Oregon and the
Sandwich Islands, of Pareilas celebrated Ital-
ian Remedy--never known to fail
Miller's New Orleans moss--for upholster's
use. NJ. l73 Sansome street,
Between Jackson and Pacific.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

n@- A Potato. weighing three pounds
and measuring eighteen inches in cir
cumference, was recently presented to
the editor Of the Wabash Gazette,
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

D@. Four hundred years have elapsed
SINCE the invention Of Printing, yet
books are not in circulation all over the
globe; while the use Of tobacco became
universal within ffty years of its discov-
cry.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
PARISH & ADAMS.

Commission Merchants and Wholesale
Dealers an Liquors, Provisions
and Groceries,
MARYSVILLE, CAL.
M ESSRS. z. & A. respectfully call the
lVl the attention of the Merchants of Ne.
vada and vicinity, to their large stock of de-
srable Goods, with the assurance that thew
shall be supplied at San Francisco prices,
freight tded, &c.
They are constantly supplied with SUPER
fine Chill Flour, from some of the heaviest
importing houses at San Francisco and be-
ing in daily receipt of goods, are always pre-
pared to supply the trade. at the lowest mar
ket prices. 4Otf
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
San Francisco Advertisements
Sign OF the WOODEN SAILOR.
Thomas Tennent,

MATHEMATICAL AND
Nautical Instrument Maker,
Fire proof building, corner OF
Front street and Long Wharf,
San Francisco.
Theodolites, Leveling and
Transit Instruments, Compass
aaa ohaina .ovalliD ~ al q vao
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
New Arrangement.

NeW arrangement.
Stage and Steamboat Line for Sacramento
and San Fran.isco, ria Ndrysrilie.
I'M and after Monday, Feb. I, Adriance &.
" Bnckingham's daily line of Concord coach
es, will run as follows: Leaves the Nevada
Hotel, Nevada city, every morning at o.
clock, A. NJ, passing through Grass Valley,
Rough and Ready, Empire Ranch, and arrives
at Marysvile OF o'clock, P. M, thus afford
ing facilities for passengers wishing to take
the evening Boats for Sacramento and San
Francisco, which leave Marysville every even
ing, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
ADRIANCE d. BUCKINGHAM,
Proprietors.
A. WAGNER, Agent
N. B.--Office, Nevada Hotel, Nevada.
Feb. IL, 1853. 42-tf
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

AN AUSTRIAN HEAvEN.-An Austrian,
upon being asked for definition of Par
adise, said, II believe it to be kingdom
where you can travel backwards and
forwards without q passport"
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Total,
The CalOric Power.


The following are some Of the advan-
tages that Caloric has over steam:
~. The caloric engine burns about
one-tenth as much fuel as q steam en-
CINE; hence caloric ship of the largest
sizs, may circumnavigats the globe with
out stopping to take on coal hence, not
o sail will be seen on the ocean in fifty
years after the success of the new prin-
ciple is certain hence machinery will
be applied to thousand arts which now
require manual labor; hence, the posi-
bility Of that long desired machine
plough; and hence the coming Of that
good time when arduous manual toll will
absolutely cease under the sun.
2. The cost Of the calorio engine is
about the same as the steam engine,
minus the cost Of the boilers.
8. Only one.fourth as many engine
men will be required on board calorie
ship as are necessary for q steamer.
A. Ne smoke whatever will issue from
o caloric furnace when anthracite coal
is used, and consequently no huge un-
slightly smoke pipe will be necessary,
and the rigging will be as clean o. that
Of q sailing ship.
5. There can be no bursting or COL
lapsipg of boilers, for the simple reason
that there will be no boilers to burst
The worst accident that can happen to
caloric engine is for it to stop; nor is
watchfulness imperatively required, as
in no case con dangerous accident oc-
cur.
9. Owing to the extreme simplicity Of
the caloric engine the wear and tear
will be very slight, and tho duration Of
the engine proportionately long"
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

HoRTIcULTURAL.-Mr. Shelton, whom
We noticed as having arrived at Pana-
ma with bees, etc., en- route for Califor-
mia, 10 now in San Francisco. Out of Is
hives Of bees, he succeeded in getting A
through safely, which he intends setting
at liberty on Stockton ranch, Santa
Clara. He also brought with him q lot
Of gold and silver fish, and collec ton
Of seeds of different kinds.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Golden Gate Saloon,

ID 1uhD. Ionl H.
Opposite the Mountain House, Main
~ street, Grass Valley. Best of Wine, Lii
quors and Cigars always to be found at their
house.
teE-X1RA Ham and Eggs, Chickens, Oys
o RS stewed and fried, shell Oysters, and every
ther kind in the season.
DRINKS-Tom and Jerry, Milk Punch,
Hot Whiskey, and all other kinds Of drink
called for.
This house will he open from o'clock in
the morning, until IL o'clock at night. Gen-
tlemen will find this house the most fashiona-
BILE place in tswn to spend the evening. 37-3m
The Restaurant,
Connected with the Saloon is kept in the best
order and Bo riders and Caller may depend on
having served at all hours the very best the
market affords, cooked in superior manner
If ample experience in the business, good pro-
visions, and geo. cookery, ard a constant de-
size to please, guarantees for public salts
faction, the public will be satisfied.
THE BILL OF FARE
will embrace everything the market will pro-
duee. Meats cooked to order. Prices, in spite
Of hard time, always moderate. Another
thousand customers can be accommodated.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

One Of the best things we have seen
in the London papers upon Disraeli's pla-
garism is the following:
"Ben has no heart they say, but deny il,
He has heart and gets his speeches by it,"
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Chairs, Bedsteads, etc.


The undersigned has now
on hand, and is constantly
manufacturing at the Roger
Williams Spring, Nevada,
various kinds and patterns of Chairs, Bed
stcads, Wash Stands, Tables, ETC., which,
being manufactured by machinery, he can sell
at the lowest price. Having had ample ex-
perience he feels assured and will warrant
that his work is inferior to none, Turning of
all kinds done to order, and at the shortest
notice. Oct-2-ly WIN g STILES,
Lumber Lumber I!
ALSO-For sale, in small or large guam
titles, all kinds of Lumber, at the cheapest
cash rates, at the Mill on Roger Williams
Spring. Persons on the Yuba will find the
situation of this mill peculiarly handy for
them, and all persons wanting the article will
do well to call. WIN. C. STILES.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Coon NATURED.- The man who runs a
clean nose against dirty lamp pcs. withsut
swearing.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Gun and Blacksmithing.
]. s. Harris. M. ID

OFFERS his services to tho citizens of
~ Grass Valley and vicinity. Having had
many years practice iu the States he feels con-
lideni ef giy'n sat'siaction to those who favor
Llm with theF patronage. OFFICE opposite
the Enpir. Baths, Main street, Grass Valley
1Aa, i, 1853. yT.eucs%
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Union Line of Ste eamers.


sneA The Union Line OF Steam
ers, running between San
'E85lrt Francisco and Sacramento.
E&HsSES&6 touching at Benicia, carrying
the U. s. Mail, and Gregory. and Wells, Far
go q Co.'s Expresses.
This line consists of the new and splendid
fast running low pressure engine clipper stea-
mers Wilson G. Hunt, F.. A. Pool, Esq, COM
mander, and Confidence, Charles VanPelt,
commander. which are now making daily trips
as above. (Sundays exoepted) between San
Francisco and Sacramento leaving Pacific
Wharf, San Francisco at o'clock p. NJ, con-
Meeting with the Marysville and Colusa stea-
mers at Sacramento and leaving Sacramen-
to for San Francisco, at 2 o'clock p. M.
Passengers and freight taken at the lowest
regular rates. For other information. apply
to the commander or purser on board, or at
the Office of the line, corner of Pacific and Front
street, to Il. CHENERY,
Or at Sacramento, to
l9 d. P. VAIL, ag't.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Lime:! Lime!

THE undersigned takes this method Of
L informing the citizens of Nevada, Grass
Valley, and the public in general, that LIME
can be purchased at the Lime Kilns 2 mile
from Auburn, on or near the road to Sacra-
mento, and leading through Auburn. There
will always be on hand White Alum Lime
and Blue Lime, both necessary for building
purposes. Persons at a distance can depend
on getting Limo at any moment, by sending
their teams for the article. Lime will be sold
much less than it has heretofore been sold in
this country.
For further information, apply to
VIM. GWYNN, Auburn.
Jan. 2s. 1853. 4O.3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
DIR. n. V. BlCKNELL,
Physicinu and SprseOu

Dr. II. v. BlCk " ELL,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon
Office on Broad Street. I'd Door above the
Union Hotel
IL is prepared with accommodations for
IL those who wish to place themselves un-
der his care. DIR. Bicknell is also a thor
ough read and practically skilled Dentist,
and will perform the following operations on
the Teeth to the satisfaction of. all who may
favor him with a call, viz:
Teeth plugged with pure gold, So 90
do do tin foil 200
do do silver. cement, 90
Teeth extracted, 400
Inserted on pivot, 500
Cleaned, for from 81 to 500
His Tooth Powder is unequalled for cur
ing the Scurvy and making the Teeth white.
Jan. 81, 1853. 39.3mos~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11
q G rb bctratbct;

2lm Dcnnritas sbcnr, pur6 9aitpr OubS,
Serr Sprattp 6 + i nj r, nit WfiB Su q ~
ma 6 I e d ner, beiee bon 9lllrntalm.
6TOem jungeu gaare nier better @lfdss
wunId fir tbr tiinftises @ctlcrseben. Sir bas
beideiprne Stiidlein !SpdSststu6en fatten lmicrc
Drudcrjun9cn Dant al lmp 9ratultren.
9tnt 3ten Wai, bur6 Yaltor SIaaf SEP, 9altrr
5etnri4 Su fs, ppn gllentaun, NIT Niib
SuIann OretbetbtrS, spngteabine
slm 26fen alprtl, bur6 9aitpr Srdrr, Sr. 81.
s. Sub nit Niie Gatb. Gigelberger,
teipe bon gheberIauccn, 9lortbanlptrn 60.
9lm Siermontas, SurA @ufpr Spmbrr9er,
Sr. abrab M ~ / tie r, init 0dB Is atb art
ma 6 emmersr, teipe ppn Mebrriaurpn.
9Im t7ten MSr,, pur@ gaIUr Outs, Sr. 8 a.
cpbgung, Spn Ncu>Serley, nit Drip 6 o.
le 1T a 81 o f, pom Stpwbcitbaa.
9lm 29iten @tara Sr. 81 BERT g ens
+ RI, Yen Srdfa 2ip., init 9Rib 6 a tH. Sem
t e rm d, er, ern Sol3turg.
9tm 27ten Wtdr3. Sr. . aSi b g ( db, nit
Ms2Yb a " litter, beire Ron giprpwbeitbaa
9lm 5ten gtprl. Sr.Gep95rep, Ypn q.
gBbeittaa, nit @tb Gfber 9 EBERT, BON
9Ynn.
Clint 1ten Nlai, Sr. aGfret @tlGsr,
Srn 9lcrrwteittaa, NIT MB . tt t q eein=
berger, BON Siipwbcitbal.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11
81 e fp Be IL.

9(m lebten Drnnrritas, in Sdp<gBbetba0, ees
.6a Gauntp, an einem 8iebn, George, Srbn
bes Srn. Aoam Sterncr, I'M 22lten SetenSjabre.
Sci Der Serrpiguna ant lcbten Samltaa bielt Der
Gtrp. Serr Sdecr cine palicnre 9eihenrepr.
5n Sdlem, iprp-Garclinat an, 39lten glpril,
Gtifabet f, g8ttpc reS lmldn9lt psrItcrtcs
nrn @eprae Sdulter, BON Setblebent, 9a., int
9tlter BON SO Sabrrn, 7 @tcnaten ilnp % 9asen.
9n 28lten sert, III SberIaltcn, an Der @us>
,ebrrns, Solomon grrsenltcd, I'M 33fen Sabre.
9lm 27iten Niars, in Siibipbeit9aa, ant Sranb,
gBilliam Senrp Sebler, I'm 7ten Sabre.
glm 29Iten Mdrj, In alentaltn, Senjantin g.,
SSbnfen pom Gpt. Sartman, im 9tcn Ntpnat.
9lm 3f1en 9tdr;, in &0entaun, an Der 9lnis
sensGnt,anbtng, Spbn Sacpt, STbn6en bon Sa.
cob einb, I'M 3tsn @fcnat.
gm iOten glprl, in NrrrpbeitGall, an gtlterss
I6wa4c, SIaat Sarmcns, int 76lten Sabre.
Clint IL. 9lpril, In Siippbeitbaa, an Der BdIs
lerIu6t, &,nd Mtarta, Gbesattn Don George
S6mibt, in ibrem SOFTEN Sabre.
2ln t3ten 9lprtl, In glcrrpbetbal, ant S6ar'
la6febr, g8tlliam Srantlin, SGtnGen opn abr.
Sdr, I'M Stem Sutre.
am 24fen april, in Rrrbwbethan, an einer
Serfdlhtns, Sarcb S6mirt, i'm 40fen Sabre.
gtm 26Icn @prl, in gtcrbpbetbau, am S6Ia9'
fu6, Man.tta GliIabetb, 8Saterden srn @trabam
8Gr, I'm 2ten Nicnat.
am 4ten 9lai, in SiipwbeitbaGl, an Der guss
,etrtn9, Gtfatrtb, Gbr9attn BON GcnraS Mcier,
in ibrem Soften Sabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11
Der GcScSort Ses NpntiuS 9yifatus.

Inter tem Sclfe BON 9Sien, last bas "Scm.
nal cinrS glntiauars," trast man Fh NIT cine,
Sage in Sr3ebung auf Ben Srb res prntiut
pilatus. Die @rIGt6te bat eincn ieltIamer
Gbaraftcr, unS Srrleibct Der 9pcalitGt welGe bic
Sage FcrtpfanSt, Gin pilprS mb cisrntbimlibcG
Snterc1e. 9iidt melt BON gStrn befinpet lib Gin
Won ben 9f6mern erbautrr flrinrr S6urm; feline
Nlnurrn bilprn Gin Siercd uno ertetcn liA su ei.
nrr u,gepGtnli6rn S6bc. Srin @ittcripert iiters
i6aurt bic @rtpIhcr be6 5IulIrS, np bic er6ate-
nrn S6attcn ieineS 9luBeren bdllen bic an irinrn,
6ubc ib winornpe gldnScnbe 6lutb in eipi9eS
Ountel, unb ihrincn mod einen @runpu9 3u rrm
nelantbpltihen @rm1lpe 3u lrfrrn, peranla6t
purtb ben G6araftcr pcr Shat bic bort iitb sll1rz
tragrn tabfn lca. Ter Srt ft6rt pelt 9tamrn
"Tour de Maconseul." gfn6 per 8rel,ialmo
SrIu G9rtiti, te9ab Der I'M @5ciRc nieper9cbeuatc
Stlatu5 fd in pieirn 9burm, um in Ieinen Stunt
mrr itd ;u Scrtirfen, anp feline gSrbtla9en Dor
Ieinrnt un9loubigen Srlfe 81 Srrtemli6en. Gjes
raltlam er1diittert tur6 baS srpec llnrrht, mo-
rim aud ct cine tepeutcnre 9tplle 9eIpclt ;u ba,
bfn th he,Baet ipar, ltiir;te CT Iid in elmer gn.
ipanplung opn SrrSipeftung pun ben hptcn Sent
ltcrn pes SburntcS terab, ,nb rnrigte Irn Srbcr
in pch Slutbrn brr Ocnau.
Die Sdpei;rr baben slei6fals itre trabttp.
nrlle llebrrlieferun9 iiber ren 9pp hes Ytlatus- -
am 8ube etneS Der Berge Der alpa, prr ben 9ta,
men pilatus ftBrt, teinbrt F@ Gin fleine Ser
Ietn 9SaIer III tets unrubis, unb oft bic Scene
9ripaltIamer Stiirme. Dunfel unp Giniamfrit
finb bic @runbitse bieIes unbeintIi6en Srtes,
pel6er nttr cine ipiloe unb nbeilrrcbenpe GrI6ei-
nuns pem auge beS 9teiIenben barbictrt. G6waG
AM S6rper, unp i'm @eiite pbne llnterlaf scqualt
BON ben 6urien eines bGIen GepiiIrns, Ipa pi.
latus ben nferrano rieles Sees erreiGt, baielbn
fd nteper9elest u,p BON ieinem BaRer 9etrunfsn
baben.
SetR bon Ieinem 2anbe unb Grlfe, pbne Sreunt
rcsr Croft, iiberlteb er f6 lenen mclan6cliI6m
Gebanfen, unp ltiir,te H6 III bas gBaiIer 3u iei.
nen 8tiben. Die 9tube Der Srnc fol- felt jenrr
3sit seItSrt pprben fein. Das gBaiIer tpirp of
BON itartfn unp uncrflarbdren 9rpraunaen ilm-
9etrteben, treldbe mad ben 9esenbea bic 3udttnae,
BON 9ilatus 9edn9ltetem G,siite Irin Ic0ei.
Die umliesenben Serse fnb ras ean;e Sa6r
bintlr6 bei6attct, unb bic atcrglGubiI6en ge,
wcbner Der ttm9esenb Serii6ern, ba6 in Der Nad.
bari6aft bdufse @rifererI6einunSen ;u Irtrn, unt
gSebtla9en gu bBren iinp, tpel6r, BON ten Sit.
ti9cr rcr gGinbe Srrd bic 2iifte 0etraocn, In prr
Ser9Ihliinpen alS GGr wieberbolen. Der Sc.
9enfanb 1T friibcr BON GnsliI6en 8eiienten rr.
rdbnt rpproen, une in SusbrS NeiIettTtuitunt
iptrp belpneere glnIpiellntg parauf 9emad,t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11

3d6er bariber ,lnS ;war 70, bae lie fitb In Der,
I6epenen G6tlmsen treu,ten. gr fcnnte bur9
pieIe Senmnilie nidt nlebr Iebsn, ais bur6 cine
Wfatrabe cber pur6 einen GbeIdirrfdle. gfi1ts
beNpmeniger Ipielte CT nit enrm Scrrn aus 9ieips
Orleans cine Yartie 6arten unb Seipann. Sd
batte elb eine balbe Stunbe ,lsor Die beim Spicle
benubten Sarten In eireni eapcn gefauft unp mar
irmit an enen Srtrug nift ;u benfen; cine 1clde
Spee piirpe ppllfonlnlrn leer lnp abgefdmaft 1en.
Wlr. @cppri6, Elm llnglaubSer, bradte bon
Ieiner Office einen Brief. Der in einsn DuBenp
lml9ldge ltedte uiiS belfea Snbalt yiemanb tanns
tc, ais er iel6It. Gr serfpra6 y glauten, penn
@leriS bic llnterIGrift leie. 9lad eini9em Stps
den unb init eiuem fali6en ga6ltaten las or ben
SerI6lriTenen grcf, nabnt pann elm @leiitift unp
I6reb Sirtcr Dug
Dunn rief rr, pbne Sas leste gScrt su spllsns
ben aus "DaS 1T Sietpr Susp -
Die llmfdfGse pureen atgsnonimrn unb Der
Srief ipar ptrflidj "8ictpr Suep" ,lnterl6riebet,
nur mar baS $ einem . abnlia, mas 9tleriS rtnen
Gu9rntlid tGuI6te, bis CT AMI Gnpe pes gSorteS
un9cfonmsa, aaf ben slnfmsSbuafaben surad'
1ab.
Sicrauf sat Ct @usitb6ii, 2lltrr unr @rIdle6t prs
Sinbes einer anwcleneen 5rau NIT auffnlenprr
@snauisfet an. Der glame madte linn unsc.
beuttr S6iperisteit unp bic Gltrrn ertlarten, es
Tel elm tirtil6er 9tamc-"9 "9limar'
Der Gprreippnpent asdblt nc6 einise ben sors
trrgeeenpen Gbnlide prtteR unp fdbrt pann fort !:
"9lleris irrrpe pann sefrast, per bon pen slns
rrirnbrn Der bette &lapierlpieler Iei. Giner sad,
cem 9lnpern bot ibm Die 6anb, CT aber itiee ale
pbne llmitanpe ;urid, Bis bic 9lribe an SuluS
Gcbeu, erlt t8 Sabre alt, fam, bent er ipgleid,
Die 5anp f6ittteltr; Cohen bat AM Gcnlnsatprtunt
bier rrite greie 9ewpnnen unO 1T 9tuber'S "alter
ego" bri Examination scn 36slinsen II. (. ~.
Nleris teihreb banu bas S6auIpiel sineS
S4iftru6es, parin cine anipelenbe Oame Ielbit
cine 9tplle selpielt, NIT folder G,rnauisfet, unp
iclArm @eiite, bab ii6 bic Dame nit ibrr Scds
ter In etnrn ssntel 3riidScSen uilp bbrbar i6luG3'
ten.
Sn bielfm 3uItanbe sertlirt er BON 81 llGr
unp i'd fam mid ni6t rriunrn, bag er irsenO e,
men Der Gripabnuns rertten 5eblcr srmadt tatte
Dian trinst sesen @leris mp leinen masnetildcn
Sdlummsr Dor, pab bm bic afapemie Der Webie
gin 10000 6ranfen scbcten, trenn CT li6 i1ren
llntcriu4unSen unter,rerfe, unb er bies 3uriidses
pielcn Gate. S6 elm IrldsS 2tnrrbirtrn je 9ena6t
,rlrer, tleitt tnbin9etetlt 70 rirl ater II grpiB,
Dap Die 2taprme in einem bfentlihen Seri6te
bic Griitrn; unp Griheinungen prS niasuetil6en
SdlafcS ancrfannte."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11

3u Sobe sebrannt.-2IGS am 30frn
leBten 9lprtl, in Maripn 3aunl6ip, bieIcr Galmtp,
Sr. SIaac esib unp Ietn Sne6t, NIT Stunipfen'
brennen beidaftt9t warcn, ipirlten spep &mtcr an
Der Sen1e, 25 Sdritt pom 5eucr. Gesrn 3 lltr
Na6mittasS madtrn bic Jsinper fid auf ben Seims
neg uno paren ,inscfdtr 1875 S6ritt 9esansen,
als Iie ibrrm Sater riefea, Der psei6 bertrs elite
unb bas altelie, 9luna &sfrrca, in lsAtrn 6lams
men sebGlIt fans. Gbe ss mGgti6 mar eaS Scu,
CT ,u lSI@en, parrn Der Sleinen Die Jtleper rein
som eette sebranrt wlp Iic gang iitrr bis aufs
G'rii6t bu@tdbli6 seGratcn. Sdpn nSd Stun'
ben enprse Der 8ps itrs Qeiren. gGie paS 5euer
IN pas 8tnp 9efpmnrn ipeie Ntemane.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11
sc fQrftpretfe.
QreiIe in 0laentaun am Dienttat
WGBtafeitS <Wleetin9.

9lnt tcmmenren YfnslmUntds, ten t6ten Die.
Ies, fol- AM ,,@rosen 9tof" auf Dem 9e9a Berg,
In Sal;turs 3aunI6ip, cine 8eriammluns Der
peri6tepensn MdbisfeitSs s@eieGf6aftet btsfsr gss
ssnb itattfnOen, no n,ebrsrs ensliI6e unb OeutI6s
Rebner ;usegen fein iperben. Dns 9ublifum III
aGtunsSSolf einselafen tei3urcbnet.
0TDie DsrI9ebsnar Mieisteits. @eienI6af.
ten tpsrbsn fG in Der pale Der Sprben DiSicn,
I'm 10 ll5r Sorntitt1ss, sinFapen, uao ron ro
rad DEM Rrd in einrm aSrpsr maT6trnt.
Nlai If. I'm