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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29
ssg- Why is a thin dog like a man il
meditation? Because he's a thin cnr =

Re9F When you find a lady who had
rather promenade the streets than. the
path Of wonanly duty, and spend her time
getting the becks and mods Of idle simnles
tons in pantaloons, rather than dinner Or,
supper, make up your mind that She wass
either born wrong, or has grown mn e..
Pass her by ON the other side: She Ton,9
dol is "oii
AsA- The disposable income 81 tbe nnler
Of Sutherland is greater, It is said thor
Queen Vietoria's. '''''A
gel Goldfish feed on holsters. Il, oaors
ing one hundred Goldfish, HOLSTERS Jper,,
found IN ninety. ~ M s'le
DJFTalk about the enjoyment of woaItl,
lit never was and never can be en;o s,'lss.
An abundance of money is a bean Of M ~
cry. A man who owns a small bnns ,,''e :.
small farm, small wife. d big dog. q GOOD s
cow, two or three fat pigs and tbTeo o JGu
dren, ought to be we'll satisfied. S''''
~ The wasRerAonlan who stfs,,,; j
to hang her Clothes on Mason and 81 e
line, has been prosecuted for 4 yga a, Issa
OF the last great Compromise. 'is'0"
no. Eli Northumberland. amo.o .4,.y
lower classes, India. rubber il a1nas3 slo
Tersaly called leadeater; Of conys s,ss a AZ:
Its useful property Of erasing marks made sIs
With lead N
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29

BsA James Fitzgibbon, night clerk and
porter in the New York Post Office, was
detected on Wednesday night by Special
Agent Holbrooki in abstracting money
packages from the mails which arrived
during the night. Fitzgibbon had been
suspected of fobbing the mails for several
weeks past, and sundry traps had been set
to catch him. When arrested he had two
packages of-money in his pocket, which
were mailed at Newark, N. j., one direct
ed to Bridgeport, and the other to Will
liamsburg, l.. I: The contents amounted
to between three and four hundred dollars.
lie had other money in his pocket amount
ing to some six or eight hundred dollars
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29
The Charge IS Met by the High
landers.

As. the Russian, cavalry on the-left of
their line crown the hill across the valley
they perceive the sHigllanders drawn up
at the distance Of some half mile, calmly
waiting their approach. They halt, and.
squadron after squadron files up from the
rear, till they have body Of some 1900
men along the ridgeLlaneers, Dragons
and hussars Then they move en- eelteloa
in two bodies, with another in reserve.
The cavalry who have been pursuing the
Turks on the right are coming up to the
ridge beneath us, which conceals our cav
airy from view. The heavy brigade in
advance is drawn up In two columns -
The first column consists of the Scots
Grays and of their old companies in glo-
nv. the Enniskillens; the second of the 4th
Ropal Irish, Of the 9Th Dragon Guards,
and Of the LIST Royal Dragons. The
light cavalry brigade is on their left il
two divisions also. The silence is OPP
lpressiye: between the cannon bursts,
one can hear the champing of bits and the
|clink OF sabres in the valley below. The
Russians on their left drew breath for a
moment, and then in one grand line dash
ed at the Highlanders. The ground flies
beneath their horses feet gathering
speed at every stride,a they dash on to-
wards that thin red streak, topped witha
line Of steel. The Turks fire d yolley at
800 wards, and run. AS the Russians
come within 500 yards down goes that
line Of steel IN front, and out rolls a vol
LEY of Minnie musleetry. The distance u
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29
CONTRIBUTOR.
Jail ADJUSTMENTS IN Indiana.

According to the Lafayette Qnd.) Jour-
nal, the prisoners in the Jail at that -piace--
have jolly, good time every day. 1t says:
F." through the kindness of the iailor they
have been provided with violin, and
one OF the number being q good player;
they have frequent cotillion parties, or.
stag dances, which have the advantage of
being select without that stiffness and
formality peculiar to such entertainments
in higher circles They have recently
made a valuable acquisition to their mini;
Der. An itinerant. Snowman. who had
fallen into the clutches of the law, and.
owing to the tightness of the money mar
ket, was unable to pay the cost, and was
Gagged to satisfy the insultcd dignity Of
the State. He got up an exhibition the
first evening Of his incarceration, and has
continued them ever since, to the amuse-
ment of his companions"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29
Dreadful Accident at Troy.
TRnY Nov % 1851

Troy, Nov. %, 1854.
a young man named John Canolly met
with an accident to-day, at Taylor's chair
factory, which win probably prove fatal.
He fell from the first story Of the building
Ia distance of twelve feet from the
ground-and, in falling, struck a sharp
stick which had been driven into bench,
with such force that it ran clear through
his body until it struck the collar bone.
He was taken immediately to the city
hospital, but it is very doubtful If lie can
recover.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29
Large Produce from Bees.

John Rose, ah experienced apiarst Of
Warren, Mass, has a hive Of bees from
which he has taken during the past year
two htndred and forty pounds Of extra
honey. The bees were fed upon a prepa
ration made by himself ana BY the use
Of which they do far better than when
left to collect their own food.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29

na- The State Gazette says that applca-
ton will be made to the next Legislature for
an act directing all township elections to be
by ballot. M
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29
Collision Of tbs Steamers Canada and
Ocean in Massachusetts Bay.

EXPLOSION. OF THE BofLERs AND BURNING OF
TIVE OCEAN sEIRasEbs Iess OF LIFE,
RocToN Nav 81 I2E1
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29

A BoLp Thief. Mr.. D. D. Howard,
late proprietor Of the Irving House, n.
Y, shortly after leaving his room on
Monday evening, returned, when he found
a thief overhauling his two trunks in
search Of money, &c. x scufle ensued, in
which Mr.. III knocked him down and had
him arrested. Improved to bea notorious
HotGEthief named James Clark.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29

ALLEGED FEsIDuLE 81 sssTociK IsssiT;rs.--
In the Superior Court Special Term, Of
New York, en- Saturday afternoon, Judge
Hoffman decided that the stock of the
New Haven Railroad Company, alleged
to have been fradulently issued by Mr.
Schuyler, is good and valid stock, and
must come in; pro rata. with the other
portion Of the stock, on the capital Of 49,
100000!
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29

Rev. Charles f. Wilson, Of Ifolmdel;l
we observe, was elected President Of the,
Board of the New Jersey Baptist State
Convention, at its late meeting at Had
donfeld.
B 1mong tie arrivals from Europe
by the Ontario, was the Rev. Samuel L.
Southland, Rector ofthe House Of Prayer,
III Newark
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29

p A Canadian colored woman pois-
oned a white and four eolored women, in
New York city, on Tuesday morning last,
by putting arsenic in the coffee boiler. 9
None Of them have died as. yet, though
two Of the women were not expected Is
live.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29
MOMMOUpN Y1BgNIY RgRALD.

The SUGAR CRoP-A country CORES
pondent of the New Orleans PicaYune.
estimates the deficiency in this years SUI
gar crop, as compared with that Of last
year, at 100000 hogsheads. Such conjec-
tural Statements should be taken, howev-
er with very considerable allowance. It
is the interest Of the planters to depreci-
ate the amount and excellence of the grow
ing crop, while the reverse rule holds
good with regard to the SPECTATORS
DEArH or A VENERABLE LADY-We
learn from the: Richmond Messenger. that
Mrs Lucy Brashear, who was the first
woman ever married in Louisville, died
recently in Madison county. She was
present at the seige Of Boonsborongh, in
1776, and wis born in Virginia, July,
1861.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
GnnNrlabrrid.t 1lapifr'e.

Die cpmmcrStrlen Sc5icbun9en, tir i6 NIT
Hublanb BABE antnipfcn wpllrn, Iinp Iebr IhIcht
auserfallrn. Gs mar rurhauS trin GClddft 81
MAIDEN. Die JtulIm warcn purhauS ntdt gum
Sanrel 81 tringen, prsbolb i'd aud rcn sansen
0anprl tolp bid 9sfrie9t bate. Die Hulen inp
ebrn fcn 6ancrl treitenrGs Sult, parum bite i'd,
aud um 9lahGft, wtnn msinc SanplunSrn nit
mcinrn Scrlprcdungen niht i'm Gintlange ltrbsn.
SIN 5ribiibr maren bic glus lidten giinitia, unp
i'd 9a6 mid Der SUfnn0 bin, einiSc 9rldafte in
rullIdcn pel,cn (cin Ststlin9sorttel meiner tlets
ncn Nttcra), gu MAIDEN, weni9Iten5 bette i6
einigr SGutr scrtCn gu fEnncn, ipesbalb Idly aud,
bel 3rittn ben Seirbl sum WeilsrprBcn rrtbeiIte,
abrr lribsr battsn unIrre Semibunaen fcnen Or
fclg; bic Sarrn mp 3otrl paren nidt aus ibrrn
SGblsn bcrpor;ulodcn rer rinSge gIrtitel, NIT
rrm nod rtpaS @'sid6fte Su MAIDEN, lInb bic Sim
nrn uno gapprn, bic mir ais SallaIt init nadl
@noIanp brinncn.
Die 9crbrGernte lit birIcS Satr Iebr Idledt
aus9efalIrn, mir auf fsn 9llanpsinlcln fpnnten
mir einiss pliifen, bic rs id ater faum ber OiGbe
orrlpbnt ;u erpcrtirrn. glu6 paren bic Sraus
Zen bies Sabr un9epTbnlih lauer, rpas pabrIdrns
lid rrm n6rolidcn Slima SuSuI6rriben lit. =
Oieler llmfanp punpert mih nm 70 mebr, pd id
biSbrr inner 9cbTrt Bate, ha6 bic 9rc6en 8ciinen
Gin bspsutrnber Sanbelsarttd tr BEN 9tullen leen.
SD CLAUDE nidt, paB eS ratblam ien wirc, nod
cine Grpsbitipn mad eielem unwrtbbarrn 2anps gu
untcrnebmsn i'd rieinsStbrilS mill mid cher
elmer Grpspiticn sur aufiu6unS SObR Srantns
I'M Gismcsr onlGlieBen, ais mid init ricIrm ruff.
I6cn Gistdr bsrumdr9ern.
GbarIes 0apier,
- 9lsienoer ftir eas 6aus Sobu 9uQ u. 60
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
4QentDWn 9Dltamt.

Secuc Sricfc, welbs bis gum Ottnlta9 an9e'
tcmlneu uno nctb nitt ab9ebrIt parsn:
Nlarp q. 9tltrisNt, Sciepb glltfultil&, ptIip
.. 8irbl Sarab glnn Barnes, Gbas. .. big.
81. Snn, Scbn 8. Drummer, Scbn Gramer, Gil.
Iatetb GUpplc, Sc9n 81. Oeininser, q. 9. GGis
ion, @ipecn 5rss, Sol. G,reicmer, IT,, g8lam
Gjpsler, Daptp gS. Seii, Yrtsr Sangen, glnbuw
8. Spyt, 3. Siltrnbeitet, 9, SO&facsr, Sobn
SeiIcr, Srancis &enimrrer, Winria 9. Sodsr,
Martin Semnlrrrr. Sacot 2sitenlperser, Watiloa
Neler, George Miaer, Sucpb Mi6del gBilliam
Mtuni6, Ncrpne giewbarp, 5ueprid Dds, Gli-
"a gerIcn, gtatban Deter, 5rieprid 0taarl, Mih.
Sitter, George 9. 8Ows. Samuel M. Jtirp. 8.
Stcu, DaYtS Straue, Rarsarsr 9nYoer, 9oIrpb
Stein, gBaltrr S6oGl, Sobn Snypsr, 5enrid
Snaue. Senrp Straue, tln., 8hs. SdSnetru6,
Q. Scrise, SoIab S6ersr, Srsrlcr unp g2eilcr,
Scbn Ercrea, $. 9. Ban Tptc, .. 6. unS ..
g8ppOrtn9, OapiO s8ifrr, y. u. gruns.
S6tffs9rtefe:
petrr Shpahsrr, Stbn Stsiicr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06

Scrtiesune Der 8ela9erune Seboftopols
-6artnddiser @ioerftano Der Selas
eerfen = Srano zines ooipitals NIT
1000 8ranfen uno 8erlpunoeten =
6eftiee Stirme auf oem ibparjen
N1eere; ltnter9an9 tiirfiIber 3rie96s
fbiffe nit 700 Wann. = QuBeroroentlls
DE Rdltunsen in Gnolano uno Grant
reib.-SerIbieoenes.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
0rpfrfrrt.


,,Sab' id Gud I6pn er3abIt. tpis nab i6 mar
tei meiucr Scnatrrwabl purd3ufallen z Ia9te Der
S0ure.
,,M6t, ba6 i6 mdbte,"
,,gluu, cs mar gfemanp ais Sdufeipein bran
Sduo ecprIm, Der frin binret6enbeS S4napsld'
ger Bate. Str mtbt, bic Sauptfdrte unlerer
partci lie9t I'M pberen County s3pfel, tcIcnoers
tri rcn ,,Srmpi itrmrbnern, pie lie beiBrn. 0a
bate idb nun, wibt Sbr, ctpa 5iret Gage Dor Der
5Babl menen Sam 'naufseI6idt su ben Siimpf'
Iern, nit flint Galcncn pom ridti9cn SOrsen'
trr6er,- I9aubsrboiter Stcf-um eincn alten
pfcrremagsn ~ Ssrrsbrn !-caS 2ebte, mas Sau'
ic,prn ScrrGtbia batte.-Gtwa mad Stunben
tcmmt Sam slrtf, Icin @aul I6webtriefeno, er
Ielter in Qnsltm S4rrten, unb Aass brutet al {
rinsn idljmmen Stanp.
,.g8as 1T los, Sau," Ing i6.
Der Seufd 1T los I9reit CT. SIR BAIT bic
@efiible Der tugenptaftsn SumpFcr perIebt lie
I6pGren'S Gu6 ;u, paB, mer in ben Senat nil
ouf brei Slbrc, uno fam niht cinmal 10 8allrn'
en- gSbisfsp aufbrin9en, ras pSre Elm gu ltd6gcr
SurIAe fir ben Ypiten,-ftir rinrn icIfsn mcd'
ten Fe ni6t linmen."
Die Sa6r Itanp triitIelts scnu9! Sur e n
Stcbrteepsr cine 5a9ereiie in Der 8lnbe, uno bas
rin gBbis, Der mir Dor rer SSabl natiirli9 teinrn
Grrpfen pertaufen ptrb j.
,glun, rie fnst Sbr's an 2"
so brrief Icfort rnen Sre8sratb, ,-Ibsrtat
8ce unp mebrrre. 9tce fdlus elm gntIAuloi'[
qunasI6rriten srr-SsrpcrTcn mas Icllte pds
. + n BEN gBbtsteY belfen9 Galet glIlesrsGt
ipar Der Ntaun unS gu belfn-iif immcr pca Nus'
tunftsnittrt. Gr I6lu9 ppr, ben Spiritus NIT 10
picl gGaiisr Su srriebrn, bic es senuS piirpe.-
gcIast, setbau ater wie mir ibn prctircn, 1T er
pirl gu I6ma6 fir unIere 5reunpe Den battcn
ir ni6t binunter getra6t Galeb fragte, pb mir
ni6t NOD onbern S4napp'S batten 2 gdben ibm
ettpa cine balte @allcne gSa6tplpsr.S Shnapp'S-
tinrin bamit sefuitst-Siel su i6ipaf Sam
rem elm Quart Stun, 9cfrn rS paSt-Sam fcltet
-ntdt fart aenug! g8ir 1nb NIT autcm Gatb
su Gnpe. uNcttem 9icTer ]" ruff Galet. Gr
pirb 9ctra6t-ein pfunp pappn binetn-um9e'
rii6rt-Gapitat! mrint Caleb. gBr fpiten ale,
rmo frirstcn fat SlaIru in ber 8eble-'s mar
wabrcS 9tattsn9ift Gam nabm eS init binnuf
Den nG6Iten Gag, crfIdrts, bab Der SiQurr duberit
rar Ic in ref gladtarI6aft, unp paB man eincn
friI6m Scrratb bonn britem altcn Nicnrn9rbrla
babe erit frmmen lniIrn milen, unc luo elm, irine
Scrsiise su prcbrc. Sic purbsn rpircsr pei6,
nanntCn es "pas wabre @etrGnt !" uno id iparp
Senator bur4 cine NebrBrit bon spebunpert
Sttmmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Gnrfifdlc 0etrdudle.

Die Siirfen fsrn beim SpeiIen nidt an Sifden,
tpe mir Der Subbcoen lelblt 1T srpSbnlid ibre
Safel, ipprtber tn Stad Seper cher Gud aus0es
brrtrt rirp, um frel6ss bic SpeIenbrn lib na6
mrrSenlGnpiI6r Site NIT tuntergtlfla9enen Set'
nen la9ern. 9luf pas 9ud pper 9eper pire Elm
triurr nierrrrr Slid cbsr 0reuB sslest, Der elmer
sur rnterlase bient. Sn bielsr Sdaiirl werrcn
bic SpeiIen auf9etra9en. Scr ieoem SptiIrnpen
lteSt meeIduertsS SroS, In @eltalt BON Fahen
9fanntuGen, meldes 3ustei6 Die Steae Der Seller
prrtritt, rrsil risie tsi ben 5iirfen n6t int Gs|
trau6e linb. 9lu4 MsIsr mp @abrt b6tt man
fir iberftiiIGg. Oas cin3ise 0erStb bas fis
brau6en, lnp bSlserne 9bffcl, bic In einem Saufet
auf paS 2erer srlest iinp. sBenn fclte Speiien
aufSrtraSrn tperrsn, 70 lilft man ii4 nit ben 6in'
germ na6.
Die Siirfen unp faR ale NrGomceanrr loGen
iia zen Gcpf bS auf einsn 6aartiiI6rl am S6et.
tel rallren unp bfbedsn lpponn psn tnblrn 8cpi
nit rtner rotbrn wpllcnen Niiise, itsr psl6e Der
5uban arlest wirp. glur Der Sultan, bic Win'
liter, bic bwiirpentrdscr unb 8i6tr pirfn
fd ben Sart podIen laTcn. Die gnrern mil.
len li6 nit einrm Smtrlbart teanascn, ben fs
Itbr pHesen. Die Surbans iinp Der Scpfrut
Der Siirten, jeerdb nun aud Der 6cs. Durd
Die SrrIhciprnen Scrmen brs Surtans unteri6ei'
ben f4 ale tirtl6en Stdnre uno felblt aui
ben 9sdenilenen, bic ramit sesicrt wrrrsn, milf
fen bicIe 5crmrn teitsbnlten pcrpen.
5n Der 5iirfti fennt man psorr Ssfen nod
&hmnr. gRan pirntt Tb in ben 3jntmrrn perr,it'
tsl tupfcrnrrO Der irpencr 5ruerbedrn, bic WanSal
genannt iperpen, unp bic man netrn bas Srpba
lsat. Sft felt nan bieIcs Scden untsr rinen
runpen rprr Sisrsfisen Slid, ben man nit Sep'
piden beprdt, Bon pcnen elmer BON allen Scten
beruntrrrei6t mb bic SiBe suianln,enIGlt, wel6e
bic weni9cn sibrnben Spblcn in bent Scden Srr'
treiten. Cine gepolterte Sanf srbt runb UNI
Den Slid, auf Der mrtrerc 9erirnsn SIob nelmen
ttmen. OirIcr GiI4 Geiet Sanbur. Sctalp es
anfan9t, Fill gu wrrptn, vrrlacn bic gSftrr ibrrn
Gantur ilidt mebr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Marftp reife.
Nreiie in 2lllentaun ann Dienifaa.
sc d M I / 6 t

rpirb biernt srsetsn an bic Grben, Grrtitcrrn unb
ale biejrni9rn, wclde intersbirt line In Den Ter'
m6gen unp Der SinterlalIenld dafter fclgrnper in
2eda GauntY ssrltCrtrnrn 9erlcnen, ndmlih:
Die Jas6nuns Scn Samuel Smit9, @pniini'
itrator pen Der SinterlalIrnl4aft pes perlorbrnen
Saecb 9Beapcr.
Die 9ieAnuns bon gBlliam ecinterser, asirri,>
Der Apminiltrator peS prrltcrbenen Daoio 6ronb.
Die 8e4nung spn 8euten Stdbler uno Gbri'
lftan ShanB, Apminii itratcren BON Der SintrrIai'
leni6aIt ors perltortrnen SUtn S6ans.
Die 9ts6nuns Son Gnrs 9iare, arnIinifratur
BON Der SintcrlalIsnl6aft rrs SrlcrRsnsn seriS
2lpam.
Die Nehnuns Spn Daniel getsr, Grrrutcr bon
Der 9nterlallsnldaft prS peritcrtenef Scbn Bar.
Die 9tednuns bon SEIZE grtm, GUARDIAN srn
Yrter gB. s.. Deihler.
Die 0eauuns ppn GliaS gtcr, Guardian srn
Jleuben 6erber.
Die Nrdnuns BON grtcr unb Jtsubcn SnSber,
Npminillratrren bon Der StnterlaHenI6aft res pers
lprbrnen Daniel SnYcer.
Die He6nuns spn Yrtrr uno 8eutrn Sn9bsr,
@rminiltratcrcn pes Yrrlcrtencn Daniel Snpeer,
wrl6er Guardian BON @errse, Glartha unb
G6arlrs SnYper 9eiprlrn mar.
Die 8c6nung BON Glias Shcrer une Scnoe
S8erer, @pminiltratoren rcr SinterlaIrnI4aft
prs per1rrtrnrn Solomon Sdcrer.
Die Jtednung ben Sacrt Sartman uno Spbn
Snpper, NpminiIratrren pom Der StntsrlalIen
1aaft res pertprbrnen Gbarles Sartman.
Die 8e6nuns BON Samuel Scttel une Scbn
Grbaro, Apmtninatcrcn oun her otnterlollen3aft
pss perfOrtensn SaeOb Grtarc.
Die ytednuns pen Samuel Scttel unp Scbn
Grb0rp, 2lpminiitratcrcn bon Der Stnterlallen'
Idaft res Yefrrtrnrn Saccb grbarb, ipel6er Der
Guardian Scn Grpm 8, SBeanp unb eerpts p
g0iranb, mtnrcrjibri9e &incer RES Serltorbenrn
G9arlcs gBieanp, 9ewrIen par.
Das bic Grerutcren unp Nbmni iratcrrn her
trIastrn SintrrlaIrnI4aften unp Guardians i9re
8c6nungen in Der 8egiitratcrss sNmtslmbe IN al'
lentcpn, in unb fir SsGa Gauntp, ein9etrascn
baben-ipel6e 8e6nunssn Dem SSailen9eridt pom
teIastem Gountg, sur SeIatisun9 Sorgslest tprr,
ben icuen, i'm 9rurtbauIe in tsiaStrr Start, auf
Dienitaas ben 2trn sSaAsas, 1855, I'M 10 u9r
SCrmitta9s. CLNestI
Somupl 'gplper, Ge9iIfrirer.
aIntcpn, 9~s~S. I1tttos 2 nqOe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06

Sn Wl Ii den madbt cine nsue 3rihnunss.
Netbpbe aufirben es psrpm namlb . ttprr
in q ou d. ous9sIiibrt. Die Sadie StrbiGt lia
10 Gin pfisss 9aptrr, Gin EeIer, cine @laeI6ei.
Re pirO pmd Salstspsn.H Hauh rubis senia6t,
nit eincm SoljiiiIte snticrnt man nun rtn,elne
partissn bse JtubeS Der gtrt, bab Der Belle @runo
F6ttar Ttrp; auf bisls s3siie fam man tsIisbiss
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Ni G It orb en-:

Starb ben "a ytcS., in g[lentopn StaSia
Sittins In Ieinem 81. SetsnsjNbre ein Sypbcie
6ieber.
am t6tsr Sttober, in ghppenos @alsp. ep.
coming Co., Saeob S4mibt, am S6laa,
i'm 9lltr pOn 80 Slbren uno 10 5asen. CT
mar frdbsr in ee9d Gauntp rUbnbuf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Str6lt6e Mnaet9e1t.
Euihrrifdle Airmr.

Oeut16er grttrspenIes om Spnntd9 ben t0ten
December, Gtenps UNI ~ llbr. grreist pur6
Yalcr Scgelba6.
GnsliIder @ptteSbienlt Ncr9ens UNI 10 ltbr
uno 9repi9t Surd pafcr S6muder.
Hrf0rmirtr Air6r.
GcutI6rr GottrSpenit auf Scnntass ben IL.
December, 9lbcnpS bel GidtanSiinpun9. 9repist
pn6 palCr Dubs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
GS rbc ira bet:
(Ourh ben 9hrlp. Nrn. 2rller. d

(Ourh ben Gbrrp. prn. 3cIIer.)
gtm IrBtm Sonntas, Serr Samuel g. Sarl,
nit MarY SuEer, brtre Son Nisrer Bilfurb.
3ur leltrn 3eit, Ssrr Srttsnitetny nit Mlars
rtta Rlen beiOs Srn Sal;trS.
Dim 2lTrn gicpember, !6r. Daniel German,
prn Nisper @fasunsie. NIT Gmelna 9ieprr, BON
Gansl6wamnt.
2lm 26hsn gicsember, Sr. Srnntban a(len.
nit Sarab 2lnn 9teinbOlp. BON Sbcr Sauecna.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06

3ei6nunscn ausfitren. Sdon Dor ldnserer 3st
bat Der StiernaIsr ShteiG nertbvClle gilbdtn in
bteIsr Manier, bic sinfr sisentbamii6sn gBei6brit
fabis IT, aussefitat; iebt Bat Der 2bier3ei6nsr
ScAltdtter ciner Mettppe rrflnpen, bic Silper
bur6 enen 6irnb gu firiren. DacurA puroe cS
ibm mSslif, feline Silber In ben Sanbel gu brtus
gen lei 6'ufuS Gilbert in Miin6sn II cine reide
Ausrpabl berIelben erlhienen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
9eba @omtp oe9enieiti9e Seu'rsSer
fiberunos: 9eIellI6aft.

Sei elmer Ba6l, 9eGaltrn ant 6ten NoSemtrr
1854, rurpen folgcnre Seamte rrlpdbIt, nGmli6:
Saccb gGcnner, 9cnneSiGe gJorer, SSrael gGcs'
co, Sacob SGger, gpporc6ObIer, Scnrp S6anb,
Daniel s.. Sailian, SpnatGan Sieter, Siram s.
S6anb, Yctcr 98jdcrt, 9tutenOanner, gSaIter 9.
Suber unp Scnas gBeSrp.
glcSenlter 25, 1854, crpSblte bic Srarb Der
Direftcren bic Srn. SacOb Benner gum 9raiis
bent, ScnnepiGlc gcper gum SetretGr, unb Siram
8. S9ans gum S6nbneii1er fir pas frmmenpe
Sabr. llnp Su slri6er Belt teridtrte Der Setr'
tar, paB Der GOtalsSrIauf peS Ssrii6ertsn Gisen.
tbums bis gum segenpGrtism Datum s20038 sc
bstrast. limb rie @eirui&ait bat $40 pOIiries
prrlidert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Gpurt<Nrpfla pflamatipn.

eInthai Der abtbart 10. arint qr6enl hnr in
esn reesnsn Scursn Semmen qosp eritsn gsrtss
b bsetne aus cen Sdnits sorpnmplor une tsa i'm ao
Tfnnpuanisn, in Rrait tins Nuts Vrreni gr Der
setnen SDsr uuo Ssrmntr une Gsflno
nsgrsoinuna braotsu Sauntss, uuo une :.
Sitthafr ears eebtsrr Ger Suftsn ontr urt asrs
miner e aaaemtntr Ssiananf'e rlte0a i'r rs Gans
oaptf urn aetru @rbreen IN traats ea Sdnip, hrsn
irh midp acrtst babtn rcriu m pi uo
miner ne psrtlobfr SEunG une ScmmSn qISas aubirlntu
pslt ohlsu rtreu isa in etr SatSt anun fur Sas
estbai atif cen
elffen Montd9 i'm Sanuar,
1855 rsss esr aaS Ss 6tiasn DOals IL, unN rtIs zinc
l,cdt eausrr miro
90 fpirp biermit Nad,ridt segrbcn,
ale 5rsrns unb 1eullb innSrba6 Sis hsaNtsn daups
eta, enf t Cam unS eaib m In Vercn nit hrin
RcGs. SsesSe, 5naunsu une snunEsn babtn
um bFsn Qaid,itn pcr sra9tsr Scurt obprarirn.
OeS9leihcn mrrben aud ale pirjrnigcn,
rtlt eqen Stanetu in Gem Stfanen Gee rSda
Rla1sr oer 5slcn atrtfcn hlhn, btdnrlei, caf t fd
albert uunS eat cinnSsu hlbtn citsu suprOaun.
&C linen rtdbt Clinton naa.
saebtu mcnsr SauN in Ger etae aGtnan, Sttn
aas Stesnfbtr I'M Sabre uutrs Strru 1854.
gfatban g4eilsr, SfrrifT.
GSSS trhatts bic Rtpublit!
hd'uta,rr SstsmhtrG. lssS ratS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06

Sbaemeiiter's Ssribt fir 1854.
5iram 8. S6anB, S6usmeifsr, in 9te@'
nuns nit Der erGa County 9e9enieiti'
gen Selihsrun9s'@sirli4aft.
Cr.
Silan, in l51nbrn Dee. 3, 1858, 1886 05
Sntre1eH idais uuf 1886 05 fir tSatr, 50 t6
Saar snrpfansen pcm SefretGr wdb'
rrnp pss Sabrs 1854, 297 90
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-10

FrH arriss Mirror Of Infep.peranes
aud Crime was exhibited In Brookvillc
last Friday and Saturday evenings. =
It's not. rs a work Of art, undeserying
Of criticism. The paintings are not
the best we have seen, and in some In
stances the taste is not good. We
would suggest thatin this country boys
with beard on their chins, wear pants
that come below the knees.
But. with all It's faults. It's exhibit
ton Is one Of the best temperance lee
turcs-if not the best that we ever
heard. We have heard nearly all oil
the distinguished speakers Of this coun-
try aud we never heard n speech that
so affected us as this exhibition. We
hope Mr. Harris will be cordially re.
ceivcd wherever he goes. lie is a
worthy young man and his Mirror will
do good. We will add that We con.
ccivc IL appropriate that Il be exhibit
ed In any church that Is open to any
kind Of temperance address. IL Is
nothing but = temperance address u
Illustrated.