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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
For the Placer Herald. .-s
GOLD HILL, March l4th, 1868.


Friend .MitcheN:-I have remained ST.
lent during the last ,hree or four weeks,
as nothing of uncommon interest has oc-
Cured which might be considered as wor-
thy Of notice in the columns of your in
tereSting journal. .efa.. .Ai ts.ts r.Hf
The mines in this vicinity still continue
to yield as usual, and some good s'strikes"
have been made by that class which are
usually termed ''lucky ones" but whose
good fortune depends in reality more upon
energy and perseverance than in what the
world is pleased to term TUCK. Some rich
deposits have been discovered in the fiat
near Orc city, which are yie ding very
fair wages; many of the inhabitants of
the latter place, however, have recently
been seized with the "Australa Fever"
which has carried not few off to seek
for gold among the convict bands of Sgd
ney, rather than remain where ssfreedom
holds her sway;" and leaving in some in
stances their fair Australia widows to
mourn their loss. A i such gentleman
should remember that the period of
mourning in California is short, and the
leaves OF the cypress may soon be eX-
changed for the orange blossom. .
The Rock Creek Water Company com
pleted their ditch a few days since, and
by means Of flume fifteen hundred feet
long convey the clear stream of water to
the highest point Of Gold Hill. Much
praise is due to Messrs Sloat, McMartin
& Co. for the energy they have displayed
in pushing this work through. 4a}f
Several of the miners tents in this
vicinity have recently been robbed Of pro-
visions, Sc, while their occupants were
at work, and it was generally supposed
that Indians committed the acts; a few
days since, however, a John { hinamen
entered the Lafayette House and was de-
'tecred in the act of stealing some money,
by the wife of the landlord, who was
alone at the time; ST e attempted to stop
him, when he pre- sented pistol at her;
hut nothing daunted by this she grappled
him and screamed for assistance which
was readily at hand, and Mr.. John re-
ceived as "a reward, fifty lashes well laid
ON his back by Constable Wagner.
On Saturday evening" last, Mr.. G. Dol
son, who is living about two miles from
hare was robbed of $500 in dust and coin,
which was taken from his vaiise in the
evening; the thief cutsjng a hole through
the side of the house, which was cloth
one, and extracting the dust while the in
mates were enjoying a game of whist
The robbery was not discovered until tie
next morning, when man named Pattef-
son was suspected, pursued, and when
overtaken tried to sspIay the innocent''--
but in vain, as the bags of dust were suf
fcent evidences of his gui and was com
PEELED to "make tracks" hack again to
this place. This morning he was fully
committed by Justice Smith, and ere this
is probab y enjoying lodgings in your Log
House at the State expense.
The Gold Hill & Bear River company
have completed their ditch to this place,
and as soon as their dam is completed on
Doty's Ravine, the water will probably
be ready to run, furnishing the miners
with a summer supply. Yours, G. l..
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

CURE FOR ERYsIPEl.As.-The Salem
Observer gives the pub ic cure for this
distressing disorder, from which no has
been Il great sufferer. He says, "u sim.
pie poultce made Of cranberries, pound.
ed fine, aud appied in raw state, has
proved in my case, and number also IN
this vicinity, n certain remedy" In his
case, the poultice was applied on going
to ted, and the next morning, to his sur.
prise, he found the inflammation nearly
gone; and in two days he was as we'll 10
ever.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

PRoBABLE ESCAPE OF THE IRISH Pa
TR1oTs.-At the late festival in Cincinnati
Mr.. Meagher took occasion to make the
following remarks, which would seem to
indicate that America will Soon contain
more of those Irish patriots who were
doomed to hear the burthen of exile by
the unjust DEGREES of England:
| did not regain my freedom to forget
others. Suffice it to say, that if they are
not soon amongst you as free rs | am, it
is not my fault nor the fault of those who
may assist them, but their own. Mea-
sures have been taken, and means afford
ed, aud | trust that before long we shall
hear that another ship, bearing another
Irish rebel, has left that shore and eft it
under that flag Of the five stars, beneath
which | found I'M asylum in this land.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

IHE lNDEPENDENCE AND HER PAsseN-
GERS LISTS have been published in this
city, purporting to give the probable num-
Der of persons who took passage on this
missing steamer, together with their
names. The number so given has alnout-
Ell to 800. The independence is incapa-
bic Of accommodating more than $50 com
fortahly; but taking into consideration the
great numbers who were at San Juan at
the time of her departure. and The eaper-
ness to get away from there, she might
possibly have taken as high a. $50. 1t is,
however, worthy Of remark, that quite a
number of those whose names were pub
lished as probably on board of her, have
since arrived, and are now in the city
We would therefore advise those who ex-
pected friends by her to keep up their
courage, as it is by no means certain. either
who was on board of her, how many, or
that any fatal accident has happened to
the ship, although nearly month has
elapsed since she was last een.-.4Aa
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

FROM THE WRECK OF THE 'rENNEssEe.
he schooner Taranto, from the wreck
OF The lennessee, reports a heavy surf
rolling n'trssan,ly upon her, aud that she
was rapidly goiug to pieces. The 'Caran-
to lost bot anchors and most nf her ch ,ins
while at anchor near the steamer. All
the express matter and ships tackle have
been brought mp, but in slightly danag-
ed condtion,d The heavierportons ofths
machinery will probably br saved. --aFts.
The Vice President elect, Mr.. King,
is sevehly-swo yeuss ct eye. ---na''' boar
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

1t is stated that at Nottingham, Eng.
land, the great centre of tue lace mum.
thcture, they are now manufacturing a
most beautIlu' article Of lace for window
curta!ns, bed Curtains, etc, of iron wire.
IRON houses, iron shops, and now iron
capes for the ladies' e..t, +r.,..a.r,I.e
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

The seat Of w, II. Carpenter, the sit
ting nlenher of the Assembly, from Contra
Costa. was on Friday evening declared va
canr, by vote OF 81 10 l53 and the matter
referred back to the people. An election
viii re Immediately ordered by the Gov
ernor. - SsSte JosrAoZ hsi3h sham df4A
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
FRUIT TREES.

HAVE in my Nursery choice ,gsx
! variety Of grated Apple trees, al u
80 Inc Antwerp and Monthly Rasher-l7a7
ry cuttings, and Il fine lot of the different
klHnqs i.Hqs 4f p ants-such as Cabbage, Let
Auce, Iolpatoes, and various other kinds.
.rg q, JOHN R. .GWYNN,
fauruvil1s near Miilertown, ,nlar12 At
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

CALIFoRNIA NUTMEGs.-A gentleman
from Ell Dorado county, say. the S. f.
" h'g' has exhibited in this city, species
OF nutmeg, the growth of Ell Dorado
county. 1t is dissinliar IN shape TO the
Amboyna nutmeg, being much longer and
more taperng, but is of superior flavor
ani pungenry We cannot think that the
'''..'"' = 'aa 'w n,nigeuous ~ me sol, oI
California, but are inclined to believe that
it was introduced by the early Spanish
a.E-- ea ..e.. .u
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

The Newport (R. I.) Mercury has en-.
tered upon It's ninetysecond volume. Il
was first established Ivy brother Of Ben
Janln Franklin, June 18th, 1853, and has
therefore been established "a I-2 wears,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
NUMBER 27.
LeoIsLATrow.-,The cost Of the Leoi,la.

l7LeoIsLATIox.-'rhe cost Of the Legisla-
tion to the people and the quantity on
hand, can be very nearly estimated by
reference to the extract below, which il
taken from the letter of the correspondent
of the San Francisco Herald:
From the opening Of the session TO the
4th Of March-two months-the pay Of
Senators amounted to $1o,lIe. That Of
officers and attaches (Strange as It may
seem) t. an equal sum, say $4,000. Pay
of AsSemblymen, s44 4,6O4 Officers. Sc,
$4,000. Mileage Of members, $l5,9ss.
and Printers accounts. thus far audited,
$4,000 making a total, independent of
the numerous incidental expenses Of stn.
tIohery, fuel, pay of witnesses, &C., Of
$l49,G55. The current expenses, indie.
pendent of printing and mileage, accord.
ing to the above data, are, therefore, up.
wards Of $l700 per day, or a loss of ,ha,
much to the State for every idle day, the
number OF which may be rerkoned a,
something ess than half of the whole
number.
As n return for this,- eighty-eight bills
have been introduced Into the Senate. of
men twenty have been finally dispos.
ed Of In the Assembly, onehundred and
eighteen have been introduced, anti abou,
twenty->Ix passed. Besides these, twenty.
one joint and concurrent resolutions have
heen enacted. In the Senate, fffty.pjns
resolutions, and in the Assembly abou,
the same number have been adopted.
hu~, about forty hi Is have been pass.
ed, aud one hundred and sixt, remain TO
be disposed of--aInong which are all the
prominent and important treasures of the
sess'on--th"se passed into laws being in
comparison, of little importance. ua aal
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

SpIRIr misunderstanding to the
report Of the Superintendent of the Ohio
Lunatic Asy unI, there are confined IN
that institution 9twenty-six VICTIMS OF the
t'spiru rapphg>" delnsIon, the number
beng equal y divided between males and
females. oTa b0r ou0syr diit3 adl s'aadi
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

NICARAGUA TRI-MoNTHLY MAL.-A
paragraph in the New York Tribune Of n
late date aludng to the steamer Sierra
Nevada, now hourly expected in ,nis port.
says that she is to he added 10 the icarn-
qua line The COMPANY, the same para
Sraph says, are IN negotiation for two
more f1rst class ships, and will son estab-
'ish trI-monthy line between New York
ard San Francisco, taking the Daniel
Webster from the New Orleans line, and
putting her on between New York and
San Juan. The increase in the travel be-
tween California and the At antic coast
renders these enlarged facilities necessary
1t is stated that the company have reaIiz-
ed II profit of about $50, 900 on each trip
of lhe steamships since they took posses
sion. The Nicaragua Company is also
about to make up mail by each of their
steamers-we presume at the same rate
of postage as Government receive hy the
other route. Mr. anderhlt will, it is
understoOd, soon resume the Presidency
Of the Company.-Atta. o2 l.t.r>Y4
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

Mrs. Hamilton, the venerable widow Of
Alexander HanI ton, was visited by a
great number of persons on New Years.
day, at Washington City, where she re-
sides. This lady, now over ninety years
of age, preserves her faculties in a re-
narkabIe manner. Her memory is good,
and conversation >prightly, and she keeps
up lively interest in the public atfairs Of
the cutiury n lU.. tI-IIf0,I $50 Io
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to m
l. form the public that he constantly
keeps on hand a general assortment of
machinery for mining. Original designs
gotten up in a manner that cannot taIl to
Give satisfaction. RI. FISHER.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
YANKEE JIM'S

StovalI, Cravens & Co.
DEOPLE'S STORE, Yankee Jims,
L keep constantly on hand large and
well selected stock of provisions, liquors,
'and miners supplies in general. Miners
aud others wishing to purchase are re-
spectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves. Goods packed to order.
sept IS my T'-
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

Some peope have, queer way Of ex-
pressing themselves. We heard darkie
say, the other day. thar the first time he
walrzed with ''yalIer gall" he felt as if
somebody was pouring sugar house mo-
Iasses down bis back. a+.e Nslig.l o.ff
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

OLD IOwsER-A PARODY,
Don't you remember old Towser, dear
''N Kate, '1'. ''..' '' i''"" =. Ahia
Old Towser, so shaggy and kind! ''
How he used to lay, day and night, by the
gate, ..s.I -aH 1auIotL
Aud seize interlopers-behind!i sai d.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

TheJcon truction of the Crystal Palace,
IN New York, is prosecuted with energy
and its completion is assured in season
for the opening of the exhibition ON the
2d of May next. Meanwhile, arrange
ments are in progress to secure brilliant
representation of the choiSest productions
of the worlds industry in both he'nis-
pheres. .ro.i uuu gHulilr
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
Ophir, Auburn and Yankee Jim's

4 Il these Offices Daily Express is
"A received from, aud dispatched to
Sacramento-thence to all parts Jof Cali
fornia, America and Europe Y g
Our routes extend to all parts of the
County. t.g- ag13s) Iiew
We are prepared to continue; an Ex-
press. Exchange and Banking business on
the most liberal SCALE u'lso guoar51
il, Our facilities, for obtaining Post Office
Letters continue, as the public has hither
10 found them to be, unegualed and unap-
fWeachable in Placer County. M 4ur1I
d, G"ld Dust bought at the highest, and
forward ed at the lowest rates. [o23-t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
The BATTLE OF New ORLEANs.-We

observed recently, in New Orleans
paper, while criticising work Of Mr..
Headley, the remark that we possess no
authentic account of the military opera
tions at New Orleans during the inroad
of the British in lSl4-'l5. This is a
mistake. In the American Quarterly Re-
view for October, 1885, is an article de-
scribing the progress and result of that
inroad, written, as is well known, under
the eye of Gen. Jackson, and examined
by him from day to day as the work went
on. When completed, the manuscript
was carefully revised by him and correct
ed by his own hand, so that the account
is in fact his own. 1t is well understood
that the author was Gen. Cass, then Sec
retary OF War. .,rsu.a.g hgs.sY
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
RIJSINESS CARDS.

no III. O. RyersOn,
4 TTORNE1 AND GouNoELhUff 1l,,,f
n at Law, Auburn, Placer co. lsllH.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
Edward Field,

MANUFACTURING JEWELLER.
REPAIRED in a ~,
w neat and substantial manner. CaL&
Auburn, Placer Co., Oct. 30th. 1T
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
uale&. Hopkins.

N Hale s Hopkins,
TTORNEYS and Coansellors at
A Law, Placer Co Cal, W III give their
;o;nt attention to adj civil business entrus-
las. E.. HALE, Yankee Jim's.
R. d. HorKINs, District Attorney
Auburn. et''
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
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Gb( WffklD Flaffr yfral0.
Published every Saturday Morning by
IT. C.H. MITCHELL.
..ba HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
a. opposite the National Hotel.
"t-| TERMS.
c,hs,cr;ntion for one year, 600
q" &c 80 six months 400
&C three moths $50
single copies 25

AnvrRrIsrNG, one square, Of 10 lines,
I'D more than lines, first insertion, three
dollars each subsequent lnsert'on' one
dollar and fifty cents. $780,.
For half square of five lines or more
than three, first insertion, two dollars;
each subsequent insertion, one dollar:
For three lines or less, first insertion,
one dollar and fifty cents. ' ''
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

Philip w. Thomas,
TTORNEf AND COUNoELLOh
n AT LAW, Auburns Placer co. sll
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-09
OOrffrntlidle l1en0n.

gm Siterntpntas unb Dienita8, BEN 29len
unb 29len 9fGrs, an trtNen Sa9cll INN 10 llHr
gcrmittass, Icden am Sarle hfS llnter3etdneten
In eynnpiIc Qr6a GaantY, fpl9enps @e8enItdnpr
Bfentltd Srrtauft rerren
3pet 9ferSe, Ssag 8 SSsnens, Sga,Isr' 5eGt
reffe ,tuc 0rasI,nlen, JScGpfen unp enpere SeFen
nit giSbre, slide, StiiGle, Bureaus, &leioer. unO
gd.sarante, sBaI aIAItanps, Satterfab, @'eblfilte,
8ctter ,mO grttlaOcn, Gdrprts, 3 sSmpubren,
giIenbdfen lmp &e1Icl, unp lcnitise 9ats. !mp
8ddens@ s@erattI9aften, Ip pie cine Nn5all 0allrr
NIT Seieer ulp Sripcrpil, unb IdHmtltdlc in Der
8dr befnblide @er1the
Da Der tlnter3eiAnctc 9rlomen Ut nap gSrlten
Su ;eben, 70 fol- allies rbne Stad9aIt SertauI1 ~eF'
pen. =,
Die Sepinsunsrn ant SertauIftn8e unU AuT'
tpartun9 ron
SameS SeibsrItu9.
g1Sr, nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-09
Orffrutlifl)e l)rnou.

Nlcntass hrn 14ten MdB na9Itrns, llm 10
iltr Sprmittass, Ipnrn ant Saule prS llntrrjeiG-
ncten. In gicrSwbeitbaa, ge6a Gaunts, fclSenpe
Mrtitel EfrstliG pertauft wcrpen
0ferpe, &inppieb, S6aafe, strri 4sgduls'
wSden, paYon elm brritrdperiser, elm 1r9aulspa'
oelt, ,tpri attsc 4s@duls>Sarics, 9frrbe8elhtrr,
;poscn @ Gins cin pcspcltrs SudfersGelAirr 1T, A
YHloe, 2 Gsscn, 2 GultipGtors, 2 5rudtrrtTe,
9EeGihtprnmaI6ine, cine NaIftne un sSell6tcrl''
Iaub su ldhneipcn ltnb np6 allrrlet anpere Sau'
trnaerdtte al peitlGuftt9 ;u mtlben.
Die SeSnsanscn am gerfaufsta8e unb auT-
tpartutg Spn VI WARP y Nfetper,
gRSr, . na3u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-09
(SdSlic6t ! 0aSlt6t !

Die Gpctbetle bes 0aSlt6tes lhtp langlt arrr'
rrtannt, ater rs Sebcrmann ;usangli6 gu MAIDEN
mar nur bllr6 errBr GrIeGlIdaften iup IN srrbcn
StGrten mEalid,, tehrd ras allgrnirtne Srrlan'
scn utp bic 5Gbisteit eineS Sepen bic lan9cn
99nteratenbe sltr wtiienidaftliden llnterbaltung
tmb glusbilpun9 su tenuben, niadten elm
9utes, ,poblfeile5 unb bellies ei6t
ibrrall uctbwenbig. Ollie Selc mb 6ttte 9eben
nur prng unp Elm IhleGtes Sid,t lnlb perlan9rn
Elm belfGnotse5 pubeu, pabrr artrardt man jeet
aus16Gc6tb 8erpentns lnp Spiritues seifter, bic
mir in tcItIpielocn @ldIern unp 2antprt elm belize
res, a6er 2lugen llnp qitngen bSffIddples Stdt
orkrn, unc bp6 trt aller Sorlidt INNER 9efdbrlidb
iinp, mic pas bic tdgltfcn gn;ei9en in 3ritun9en
Scn llngltidSIdllen betpeiIen. 0asltd,t 1T paeer
baS elSigr mas alien 9tnfprperunscn rntlpridt, rS
III bns beatr, III Dem 9usc angrnebnt, 9irtt in ets
ner ger6bnlidn 94pbnfube in jepcr Gtle 9tht 9e'
mug um Qelen, Sdreiben unp giGbcn 81 tbnner,
rtfpr6crt trme 9luflidt, lit pbne @rfabr, itctS in
Srpnne, ru,p nrbriger i'm Yreiie penn jeprs ait'
pere. llns I'm hieIc Sprtheile Seprrntann 5u9an9'
li4 su na6cn, 70 empfeble td Dem 9ublttllm n'eln
Grsuspcrtabat 0astibt,
ppEei id, mid an pas Idtnr @rldlr6t unb brIcn-
pcrs an rie Sausraurn wenpe, penn i9nen lit paS
9rpS 3ugcfallen ;u Saue gu tleiben, Sin GasS
li6t, pel6es nltr rpengr Gentr ben sttcnp fc1ct,
erGGlt ptcllei6t Der 5rau bic Gtlralhoft res
0tannrS, balt bic &inper am Sernfn, bic Mdr6at
am gldbeh u,p am SlaSicr, fir lebterrs bat cS
DEFENDERS Sorsdse. Sin tm Jtraer eingertatctcS
SAP nit gGaier, Sebdlter unS 10 bts 20 SUP
OtObr, MAIDEN bic sanse Ginridtn9 fir bic Dduer
SCn ptrllci6t so Sabrcn aus, bic Spn flint bic
Scbn Sbaler tpltrt. SD lape baber ric III Der llns
segcnr Spn bis Oteilen ppbnenpen
Stobrbolter, Strtb5bauss unb Sabrifbes
Iieer
elm, bieIe gtn8eise gu teadten, ba6 t@ ras rrfrrs
perli6e Gas Spn 100000 Sup resclmGBi9 in
bic &cller lieIere. SD labe paber paS 9ublifum
cn bieIcs llnternctmen, teIpnrcrs ba c5 feline Sp,
fer Serlan9t, Su utltrrltiiten.
Sffice: Doctor @. s. 0anolpSfp'S
gllentaun, Odr, 2-nq6S Sru9itcre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-09
0Oetfentlide l1enou.

Ifnfa0s ben 5ten Nar, naAftrnS, UNI 10
l1br Sprmittaes, ell am SauIe brs llnterIdrie-
benrn in giepers sNarltngie ScpnIdip, Srha Gaun'
ts, bfentlitI Yerfauft iperpcn:
5 pfcr6e, 2 bascn linp 5iilla,, Gin 2ridfriseS
,tnp Gin 3sjiBrgts, auA 1T Gin pcrtreffidrs Sat,
telpirrr unp Gin 2ietrt batei bic man ater Ipannen
tann mad telieten, 8npSeb, ror,tnter beinate
friIGmelfigr etibe finn, S6afe, cine Itarfer A.
@Sulswa9en 70 gut dlS ueu Drci6maIdtne nit
pfrprsripalt, cine neue palent geinrndbte, 5
pHtee Gin gBelldtOrnpilus, G9Sen, e'duIssr'
I6trr fir Yferpe, YFu9sseI&irr unS 5liesenncbc,
10 gut alt ncu, sSiinftrrslnp Spetrfeten, 8ibfets
trn s8ascn'gsmpe, YfIusS> unp Strifwaa9en,
Srppeln, G,rubbaden, Steintreter .0cihtr, 2
0aar Seuleitern nit S6entel, SleiI6>StGnrer,
Spren, cine DrlmsSdsr, 2 Setten unp Srttlapen,
1iI6e unp Stiible, lppl,fiIte, Solstfrn NIT &pbr,
Elm &prt, 5lads- -t5e6el, 25ru6trrfe u,p 6'ras<
Icnen, Gilcntriie, @iit< tnp Seu9aElcn, Elm 5uHrs
Iattcl 70 gut ais neu, unp Irnit nod cine grrbe
ScrI6epcnGcit pcn Saucrn>, ,Saus' uno Stadrrt>
@erdtbibaftrn gu tmltanplih su melpcn.
Die Sepnsun9cm AM SerfaufSta9e unb 9luf'
tparhm9 Bon
Salpmpn Orr.
Ertr1tar %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-09
9 d. a bare6
CieaenOes Gigfntbnm

ouf 6fenttiber Senou gu perfoufen.
I Gs iea auf Bifcntli@er Senru perfauft mrrecn,
ouf Bienltaes BEN 22Nen Sag Mdrs, I'M u9r
gtatmittaes, an psm @altbauie ppn Sang wsr
imb % ser, TT Der Stapt alentaun, tpl9rnp
beldricbcnrS Gisentbuui, ndmld:
$40. I-@in eerpiher Strid earo,
acleoen in Giirwbeitball Saunldip, 9eda Gar,tp (;
arSn,enb an 2Snprr Srn Saccb gaurp, Grim unp
aeninaer, paul girubarp unp 9nrrrr er,tbaltenp
5 glfer unb 95 9tutbrn, mebr pper iptnt9cr. Sat
rauf teFnpet l6
Sin portrefHi6er Steinbrub,
belcnprrS serisnrt fir GurbItsnc. Oieie Sotte 1T
tbeiGs unter outer Gultur, unp Elm hetra4tltAer
Sbeil pappn II prG6ti9es Spl3lanb.
gec. 2-Gin 9eipifer Stri6 eono,
aeleaen in trIastem 5aunIAiP unb Gauntg sran'
scnp an 9anb pcn SoIepb 9ieubarp, Saeeb Setper
iInp glnprre cntbaltcnp A 9tder unp 20 Nutben,
reGr pprr rornsrr. GS 1T pies lebr
S66neS @ieienlano,
bon erller @iitr, unb int allsrtslten 3uItanbe.
Gs III btes Gin 5beil pes btnterlaiIenen SermS'
aens pes tpeilanb pertprbencn Dantel u eu'
barb, BON GeIagtem GeunIdip.
Die Sepingunsen am SerfaafSta9e unp suf'
iparttn9 BON
sSa9er Gr'cr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-09
Oettrntlirbe l1enOn.

GS Sptlsn auf BTentlidcr Senbu Serfauft werbert,
Samltuss ben 12tcn Gag Mars nS6itenS, tint IL
llbr Wlittaes, am SauIe pcs tlnterl6rietenen in
gBaIhinstcn 3aunI4ip, ee6a Gauntp, fplsrnbe
Otter:
gier QIerpe, pcrunter lit Spei 5tpet.iSbriSs
Siilen teFnSen, 8mrYiet, S6wrine, Strsi Saucnr
sBGorn, Spa,rrtpasen, pflii9e unO @S9r, Sa9p'
5diittei, pfcrpegri6irr, Spcrrs tme anocre &rtten
gBinbmii6lr, Strcbbant, Seuleitrrn NIT Sdentrl
G6teifltrin, 8GlIer, Climber, 3iber, Gin oebeilen
Scbren, SSara, ,up Siele anberr srtttei Sa unt'
Gtanblid Su melprn.
Die Scriugmsen om Sertaufstdsc tno auf'
trartltn9 Ron ! aepb y ar.
Sebeuor %. rq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-09
Santeute fcDet bier.
SorJd9li6e nib DobIfeite
Gcl)a0fS!

Die llntrrI6rietrnrn pinIdrn berrurs Gem
putltum on;uirigm, bae lie iiuen Der bcltesS
S6Iatbrii6c, ndmtth ferjenisr nabr bci 1rritSS
ler's WaitbauIr, in 93al6mston 2lp., eeGa Co.,
friiler 9rcisnrt spn 9tOter.S un0 Davis, iIterr,
ncmmcn batrn, unp nun territ iinb, Scrsrmaub
nit ben YprSi9li6lm .SNtats, fin Gadbrr unf
ipnIt8c Gnpjwrfe, ;u 8rIeten, mrl6e an ibre,rs
Su0 prer trgenrmp Rem Gnnal rn!lans gu, er-,
Baltrn linp. Sic Gatsn ;ugleib init ben l3e.ffr'
prCe @ut6 unb Gr. In gllIentn,m Gcrtelmtngeh
9etrrffen, I'm, Ipbalc bic Sdiffatrt erFfnrt II,
S6latS nodb ibrem gGbarf an Der 9rGa 3u tcf5r,
bern, irp Irlde bann ctenfalls ,u alien Seitrn 81
taben ine cS tSnnen 6aGer aud jebe Dirt SrItcI1
lrnsrn bel ibnrn gemadt wrrpch ME aud tef
6rn. Sarct Yipirr, 0jrrter, in trld9ter Gtapt.
SIRE SepinSun9cn finp lrbr tillig.
Sofepb Mofer uno @illianS. u
5dnuar 26, 1858. na69E
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-09

g(uf Nlittprhs Den 23Trn MSrS, TIM 10 llbr
GrrmittasS, Iolen am SauIe pes llnterSeidnetrit
In SGpmbeitbaa SaunIdip, Zelda GNuntp, fcl9en<
be 9(rtitcl af bTentIi4er Senpu Srrfauft trerprr,
n1mlih (:
Drri 9fcrbe, 4 &ii6e, S6ncinc, YIrrbrseIdirr
aucr 9lrt, 3 S9Sgcn, p1us unp Gse, Seuleitrul
np S6cmrl, SplSs unp Sagp.S6Ittten, allcriri
Stctten unb @ateln, Better rnp 8ettlapen, slide
unp Stii1le, Desf unp Sneau, SArGnfe, 8 Srfen
nit Jtpbr, 3dtcr, Stanper, 6diIer, fupferne unr
dernc SeiTel, rn6 ipRt nr6 ptele 9lrtifcl su ini-
itdnblih St mclprn.
Oic Srpingunsrt dra gertaufstaSe unb 9luf'
tpartun9 ppn Spbn 20 man.
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