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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25

A New AND USEFUL MrrHop or rsrso
GOLD pIss.-We have had the pleasure Of
examining new and beautiful. gold pen,
manufactured at the Ionic Gold Pen Facto.
ry, under the superintendent of Geo.
simpson, Jr., the euterprisng Receiving
Teller OF the Merchants Bank of this citv'
This pen has four points, two Of which are
protected with substance called undium.
These points or blades are protected by the
other two points. 1t requires fillipo with
ink but twice an hour, thus rendering il of
as little trouble as an ordinary pencil. We
nave seen great many pens in our dav
but we consider this head and shoulders
above others, The inventor can now chal.
lenge the world to produce its equal.-Bos.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
New Books just received at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS

Brad! ST., near 81 Davenport,
DWELL Life at Sea, or
= Fun Frgates, and Watching ao
Virginia G"hehihhs, vols, 4.s ] 80
Morning Stars Of the New World q,
Pearl Fishing, Choice Storios Oo
Greece and the Golden Horn 90
~, nne "one3 MAKER, CT
Llh al Aten and Green Mountain Boys, o.
Tales and Reveras or
Why am a Temperance Man, -
ihyhrds Discoveries at Ninovah. 10
rfonner Life in the South West II
nobert Bruce the Hero knk, paper II,
Ned Mnlgrave, fcomic), ST.
fsrien Linn, or Luck IL everything - Il,
Confessions Of Con Cregan. ~
Forecastla Ynrns. D,
Red Wing, or the Cruiser ,,
The FLYING Cloud. ~;
The Rail Road King, q.
80" ELI ADAMS, Agent.
u O,E Colored Note ma I.,.0. I,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
Census OF Rock Island

According to census just completed the
neighboring city Of Rock Island contains a
population Of $500 Of this number 3,l52
are white males and 2,I35 white females
showing redundancy in favor Of the males
Of over one thousand The total colored
population is AZ. Ia 1850 Rock Island
contained population Of only LII.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25

a woman changes her name when she
IS married; pigs and sheep do the same
when they are killed, becoming pork and
mutton.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25

Bayard Taylor relates the following anu
sing incident in his own experience in Ara
bia:
While in Arabia, I had very remark
able experience. There is a drug in the
East whose effect is like that Of opium; il is
prepared from Indian hemp. 1t was much
used by the Saracen warriors, when about
to enter battle, as stimulus. 1t produces
on the Imagination double consciousness;
one part OF the mind seems to study, while
the other part looks on. From motives OF
curiosity, was persuaded to try the effect OF
it on my own system. was in Damascus
at the time. Soon after taking the drug the
effect begant TO appear. saw the furniture
in the room, talked with the company. and
yet | seemed to be near the Pyramid of
Cheops, whose blocks of stone appeared to
me like huge squares of Virginia tobacco
The scene changed, and Twas on the des-
ert IN boat made of mother of pearl The
sand seemed like grains of lustrous gold,
through which my boat ran as easily as on
the waves Of the sea; but the air ed
filled with harmonies ofthe sweetest music;
the atmosphere was filled with light, with
odors, and with music. Before me seemed
to be constant series Of arcades and of
rainbows, through which for fifteen years |
seemed TO glide. The finer senses ere
developed, and all qualification was single
harmonious sensation. Hence we can ca
silly conceive the origin Of The Arabian
Nlghe. My companion huge Kentucki; n
tried the drug with an amusing effect Al
ter looking at mefor while, he started up
with the exclamation, 'rm a locomotive.
and began to cut Of his words like the puff
Of an engine. and to work like the moving of
the wheels. At last he he seized the water
jug for drink. but set it down with veil.
Spying, show can take water into nv boil
er when am letting of steam,'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
The Mississippi river is rising, and nayi-
CATION is expected to open at an eariy day.
Boston Post 0ct "a

-, -, -. . DOsE0F UT, UcE to.
That is news direct from the East The
arrivals and departures OF STEAMBOATS, at our
place VIII average over one hundred ,ceef
u has been inst SO all summer, and bids ial,
to be so till Christmas, While is about the
time navigation closes.-R. l. Repub.
The man who would attempt to correc
the errors Of the Boston Post has hercule
an task before him, even though he be q
the same party.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25

WE are now receiving and prepared 10 EXHIBIT one
w Of the most extensive aud complete assorttncnts
Of Goods ever before brought To this markets consist
ing OF staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS.
Slk Goods, Cashmere, brocbe and Bay State shawls
VeEets, Ribbons aud Trimmings
ofeyery variety and Price; Ladies' and Mis- :es
DRESS GOODS
In every department-Lace and Embroidered Goods
and a faii assortment OF
Cloths, Cassmeres, Satnetts Iihseys. Planneis, 81
DOMESTIC GOODS,
largo assortment Of Gents. Ladie. and Misses
Boots Shoes and Rubbers.
large and General Assortment of
Ready-Made Clothing.
ALSO
Groceries, Salt, Crockery, Hardware,
And In fact more general variety f Goods is NOT 10
be found In an. Store West Of the Mississippi
we are determined Il, sell Goods at the lowest ash
frices, and to do this we are compelled to do away
WIN .he long credit and big profit system We shall
pay cash Tor all kinds Produce aud sell the Farmer his
uoods at the lowest Cash Prices By strict attention
70 business and making ourselves useful 10 the Farm
ing community, we hope To mcr continual Of the
name OF the Farmers Friends.
BURROWS & PRETTYMAN.
Davenport, Oct 25th, ls54-dw-m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
Trussss and shsuldsr Braces.

sI,HE only Prize medal tpr Trxsses VA. awarded !,
i MARsB * Co, "a Maiden Lane, New York b! A
indu s,riai exhibition Of nj, nations at the Crss P
ace for their new Truss, thus giving IL through As
Surgical committee, Professors Parker, Carhoch,tJ
Rcnwick, DR.. Ludlow and othcrs, the emphatic n-
primatur tor whsch the iavcntov has iaborrd so -
last twenty i've years
II has received the universal app obaion Of d
medical and surgical profession Of New Work and !,
considered by them constructed the most ev.
rect principle for the sAdical cure Of raptavc.
MARSH d cos. SHOULDER BRACE,
An improved article fos expanding the chest and pr
serving symmetry At fSsm snd 70 constructed a. |,
bring the bearing over the shoulder so as 10 pres-s
cutting under the arm.
NARsH's ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Which are worn with mach comfort. having no .lts
springs pc rfccty elastic with shape and prear
graduated 10 suit the ease where required.
Sold in Davenport oaiy by FRANCIS JACoB d
Druggist and Apo,hcrssy. Brsd! bet~ ech I'd and y
streets.
Oct. ~, Is5t.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
HARMED,

This morning, by the Rev. J. A. NJ. PgLAxorEGrEs,
Mr.. J. A. lie CLAIRE, Of this place, TO Miss ANNA
NJ. CARMICHAEL, Of Rshway, New Jersey.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
TEAS

FINE assortment Of hsies Green and Black -
N reeeiv ed and far sale ny
ALvokD & VAN PArfkN,
Dayenpsrt Oct 49, Op,,osit.. The Post ors
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25

SPEAKING ALOUD IN MEETING.--I wish
to furnish you with an item in regard to a
boy OF 20 months with whom was acquain-
ted IN Milwaukee year or two ago. He
was rather backward in the acquisition Of
his mother tongue; and at the time / have
mentioned could only articulate spa ,'"Ma,"
and few other words Of one SYLLABLE
among which was the word twhoa!" learn
ed from his father while riding with him in
the family carriage. His father was very
pious man, and somewhat tedious in saying
grace. One day at dinner the little fellow
felt moro than usually impatient to lay hold
OF the good things smoking before him; and
when blessing was about half pronounced,
exclaimed to his fatherin tone quite man
datory for an infant, spa, whoa!" The ef-
feet upon all at the table was comical in the
extreme, and the sober parent performed the
remainder Of his duty with an evident relax.
alton Of the facial muscles and with no dis.
position to restrain the inevitable merri-
ment Of his guests. ! doubt whether more
expressive appeal in as few words ever is
sued from lips Of child. Exactly, and how
often would children Of larger grow tn
in churches, at public meetings or in listen.
ing TO long "graces" at private tables, say
"whoa"' if they were as simple, honest anc
direct as their little knickerbOck
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
Sir John Franklin.

The dispatch froms Montreal in another
column, gives us Information Of the fate of
Sir John Franklin. In attempting to solve
the problem of a Northwest passge, he and
his companions lost their lives. For years
the civilized world has been anxously
searching and endeavoring to find their
whereabouts, and now the fact concerning
their fate comes through the source we have
long supposed it would---the Esquimax In
disns. -sSir John did not succeed in accom-
plishing his purpose His adventure, new
ertheless, will long be familiar to the pre-.
sent generation, and constitute paragraph
in the history of the tines Chicago Press
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
SiIAWI.S.

I'VE shall open to-day tho Largest Lot !
w Shawl. We hive ever opened, cWn6sucinr gts
variety VI New styles and Designs. Particular vi
week. Cal. alj see them al
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Oct - 81 Il Brady 81.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
Davenport Daily Gazette.

The Davenport uj<fHe mas ~ NHSu'
emerged from lis chrysal's Of PREPARATION,
and has como Gu, full blown aud interest
i inc daily. We Wish It the success it mer-
i It's, and hope soon to BIZ able To DO the same.
AT present our business iaen ia Rock lsland
do not furnish advertising enough to keep
alive respectable weekly. We have not
solitary advertisement from a dry goods
dealer in this city, except cur clothing mef,
chants. The Gazette we see is crowded
with advert seme .---R. 1. <adc.
Many thanks neighbor for your kind
wishes. I, is true that those houses with
us that do a large business advertise hber-
] ally, and this is the source Of their prosper
ity, but there are many persons here, as IN
Rock Island whom nature never designed
as merchants and who seem to think that
customers will forsake old established
houses and fly to them to make their put
chases. because they came all the way from
.York," or some ether Eastern city of re-
nown, with new goods. This is mista-
ken principle, they must offer superior in
ducements if they would attract custom.
Without being personal We can give al
illustration of the way in which the adver-
Using system works. 4 firm opened an
establishment here this summer, called up
on us but thought, after hearing our terms,
that they could not afford to advertise and.
they didn't Another started subsequently,
they too called to see u.s. they were men OF
business. ave wish, sir. to eXpend one
hundred dollars this year in advertising,
give u all the space you can afford for that
amount in your tfi-weekly and weekly pa
pegs." We did SO. Often since have We
passed these two establishments. in the one
We never have seen customer, the other
We never have seen without u customer
The conclusion that we have draNn is, that
advertising made the difference.
Scarcely man in our city who can read
but who peruses the Gazette and very few
families are there but who get copy of it,
especially among that class who constitute
the buyers. TIE business that will not pay
for advertising is not worth the prosecution
and if it be already so low that advertising
cannot resuscitate it, better not waste your
energies in the effort to sustain it.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25

Ro>E Colored Note nnd Letter p,n.- A.. -
~ stvles. lust received at TN'' '"e "'es
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-07

4
in einem @eb6l, campirte, einen anbern 9efe9f,
fI4 nd6itsn cages nit leiiiem 9lesulcnt mad benz
untsrn Gnee pcn Wermantpipn 81 te9eben unp
hprt weitre Sefeble gu rrarten., Dcrt fam
| lidmmtIide pennIplpanilde giili, ;uiamuien, bic
| lIb mad Ybilaprlpbia trgab ullb nit &anonen
uno &leingerpebr sinsn gInsriif auf ben 9tuiiet>
gfplen peS Seinres in ben 9lcrtbrn 9i6ertirS
ntadte. Sbne jrbr6 Siel bort auS;ni6tert, ,rur>
ben ie pieper pa@ ibren iriberen saserpIdBsn ;l1
riidbrCrpert, unb Gcl. 9aees fcnnte nur nod feline
eeute abtc;ablen, bis ibre DienISet (@nbr Decent
tsO auslief, tpprauf ie entla1en ipurpcn unp mad,
Sauie 9ngen.
Niit ptigen Speraticnn an Der G6uslfilf unb
Dor pbilabelpbia I6lob li9 Der Stlb,ug ppn 1777
in bie1em Steil peS eanpeS, Col. Sacsy mar naf
Grtlaliung IeineS 8ssimentS mad sineS SatcrS
SauIe In Sudtn9bdm GaunI6ip 9eeilt, mo ct ben
gSinter In 8ube m,o Sriepen su,ubrinsen bUfFte.
9lber berin ianb er lG betrrsen aus Sweierle llrs
la6sn; rrali6, pei[ sr balb piebir an cine neue
purpe ;tpeitenS, neil bic 5pries unp 6lii6tlnge
in jener 0esenb ibm teltSnbise llnrube madten
unp lp9ar Trpbunsrn auSIieBen ibm bas eeben
gu nsbmen unb Ienss Saters Saus unb Mubten
a6,ubrennen, neil sr ibn tebertergr. Der gBi>
berfdnb gegen bic Sadie Der Gclcnisn battr lidb
sermebrt unb bic nabe @rsenipart Der brittil6en
armee madte bic 9cries 70 fiibn, bab lie iid in
bef1nbiser Communication init Der Stabt 9bla<
oepbia bieltsn, tint ben Sritten gprratbe unb
giadridtsn ,u iiber6rinsen, unp 16puren an al>
lem 8ade ;u nebmen, bic, fi6 ibnen pibcrleben
piirbtn. SIS mar in ber 5bat fit einen pfenen.
tbdtissn gatricten sefabrIi6, in Der 9ladbarldaft
gu le6rn unb GOt. QaceY bahte pftnals ernfli6
baran, Ieiner Sbrrbeit wegcn tpeiter ins Snnsre
81 ;ieben. 9tele, lln,ufrirpenbeit berrIdte in es
nem iol6sn 'grate. rur1 pas 2anb, bab gSaI9=
tnstcr, Der nit iencrs glrmre an Der Bailey Serge
lag, in Sislen GdGen srpBe S6wierisfeit fanb, bic
nftbisen Scrrdtbe fir feline Srupprn Su tetcm:
men. Die MiltGrtale mar lrer unp bic Ginwpbs
ner licferten nhtS pbne taare SeSablm,g, auber
lie purpen DurA G,emalt pa;u 9e;pl ngcn. Die
Splpntrn litten srrscn Mansrt al Strcb, inpem
bic ncilens feinbIelsen Sauern in Der Na6Gars
I9ait bes 2aserS ibren gSn,rn ni6t prei6rn mUllz
ten. lin birIen at3ubeIfen, lief gSaI6tnotpn
am 20. December enen Sefebl tefannt MAIDEN,
pab ollc YrrIcnen nnerbalb 20 NieiIcn irines 2as
gers tis gum f. nadiien Mars bic Salite ibrer
getraibe Su rrel6en bdtterL pirrisenfalls nad icz
nem Datum bic @arbe n bon ben Gcmmillas
rrn unp Suartiermeiitern Der armee in 8cIiB eez
nommen unp ais Strpb beSablt rfrpen Mir
brn. (5crtIebung fcl9t)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-07
Der gNhin SaIIcms.

Die sEb9s baben rinen anti 9lebrasts Gaus
Gus 9cbaItcn pnb triAIciIen cine 9lppreIr an bic
freten Staatcn gu erla1rn. Die ,nGrplis
den glnti Netrasfa Ormpfraten, 70 pe Die unats
bansi9rn Oemrfraten 9cbcn init Den SBbisS bierin
Sanp in 6anp. 9Eir erfabrrn aus ;uperldbigcr
Guelle, Dap Colonel Benton bic 2lpbreiir IGrciben
wirb. Der 9lan it, bus Spit in ben nGrpli6sn
Staaicn aufSufcrpern nur lpI6e 8eprdirntunten,
pbne llnterl6iep Der 9artbeien, In ben ndhfen
Gunsreb Su wdblen, bic fir ben s8berruf prries
nsen Gbels ter glebrasfa>&anIaS Sia, peldr
pen Mi6ori Gpmprrmib fir rpnittuticnswipris
ertlart, tnmen werOen. Das Sclf Ioa aud
aufsefprpcrt werren ale rcicnisen Gpnsrcesirper,
ptne 9nrtbetsll n terri B, wicper,uer.
rpSblcn wrIdbe srSen bic Bill 9eitimut baten.
-Gh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-07
asasfieipitfd1 unS shilSsr.

Gin tu6areiiG Correspondent ter SRc. sIplt
I6reitt unterm IS. 9(pril: r5drlt YaSfrwti6
1T bier NIT einrm @efol9c ben prei gennnlrn eins
srtrUffen. Gr ii alt 9eipprpen, bebauptst absr
nod INNER feline Fraife SaItuns, unO feline Gpbe
wrnn aud ma9cre piime 5isur ma4t nod INNER
tntprlantr 9Srtun9. Gs Iinb unter Zen ruidIArn
5rerfabrrn picle tntereIante gsritnli6fritcn, biz
tnterelIantclte dtrr blribt unreitg General S6il-
Der. Sunperte BON glnefpcten eirrutjren itrr bic
fen wunperliden Wann, Der prs Natt5 unp in Der
Odmmerun9 Sificnen bat, uno bann baron lpr1t
ais wdrrn r5 Grei9niIe, bic pirfli6 Statt sefunr
ben. Die Sauptf9ur Ieinrr piionGrrn 3ultanrr
1T Der Sercrtene SaiIer aleranprr, unb er er3Gblt
init frerlaem Grnit Scute 9la6t bat Der &aiIer
aleranprr mir 9ela9t 1t. +. 10. Datsi III 70 Siel
g8drpe in bic Iem unbciml4en &elcn, bae man bic
euf gum Sprtt serlirtt, ,pen man ibn bic I'M
unslaubIi&iten Dtnse iprc6rn bort. SD BABE
ben interefanten Mamt, Der, mic tefannt elm aus.
se;ei4neter OtiIitdr it, nur einmal aus Der Srrnr
srieteE; rs III Elm alter tattIi4r Srrr ben unscs
fGbr 68 Sabren."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-07
Sine lperthppae Mafd,ine

Die ,,eebiet Bailey 1tnws" fet Dor eini>
gen SaSen beiabrn mir bic gBirtuna einer neue,I
,tutenpriati9un9S Mdi&inr, jrtt in Operation,
in Dem SGrtcn Stcfpert prn Srn. 9ulierS Safr|
tprie, in SrtbIsbsm. Die rrfaate NlaIbine nd
eine Grfmrung beS pm. 5raneiS g4oue. unp be-
re6tist ibR 9srr6tcrpsiIc, cine Stclle uuter Sen
sren erfinpern feS sr9ennirtigcn 3ctpunitrs Gin.
iunebmrnr rrnn CT Yrrpicnt 9rpiB virl 9cb iiir bic
Grfnrmg.
Drci ron pieirn @taI6tncn iinb in efclore!der
9Sirflamtcit. &eine anrcre Grfneung Der @rt
par je 3uvur in rsn Ser. Staaten srma6t. Serr
28pIle bat fi6 Gin Yatrutrcdt fir bic Ser. @taa.
ten 5u9rfAgt, uno III I'M Sesriif, patentrefte
fiir Gn9llnb unp sSranfrei6 III rrbaIten. Cine
Waidine wtrb an $500 9eId6tt.
DaS Ddpicr wrl6eS gctrdu6t rirt, ISuIt Bon
elmer grp6en lid auf encr- 9ipae befnclifen
GuhnttGt Yhpier, in bic NaI6ine binrn, pel6e
pas S6nriren, llmrrnpen rnp Rie1em Ieltit Ie4
pirtt, unp Damn In cine srees Bar i1uft, wrspn
pic inrpcnoi9e Sfite purd einr tIenen Sfen ae<
bci;t, no bic Guten gstrpdnrt prreen. Gin 8na-
be 1T bic rinStge Silfe bic ncttwenris H. um Der
Wa14tne dbyuirarten, Der nihts ~ tbun bat ais
Die 9ebSrisen gcfiben nit Jsleiler 81 psrIrben,
uno bic 1uten 3u fansen, ea Re aus rem 1rpd>
nun95s Dcpartrmcnt gum GrbrauG bsrrit, fcm>
men. Cine Ntai6ine ma6t i'm DuGIhnitt 600O
Sutsn per Tag, rrnn man 3rBn Stunpen per Tag
rchnet.
3u elmer bteier WaI6inrn III Gin 1rudaparat
tefeiti9t wvnrit cine Jtarte auf bic sutrn srpruft
p'rprn Gum, cbne suiiBtdc 9Rd6e. s6ie mir
oernrbmrn, linp eini9e ppn pirlen Wa1hincn fir
perIhieprnr Iteilen pe5 2anrcs reriprp6n. Ollie
bic pieie Maidine 9cicbrn, iiap pom perrn gSertb
Itcrjsugt .-CN. Gprrclp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-07
Aus II { w-M efiko.
eInnfdncracfcdt.

Die SerI6iebenen in ben rpetlihen @etieten
idipGrmenpen Snbianerltdmme baten felt lInorrer
3eit iia nift 70 auf9ere9t unp feinblrlig se,egt,
NE In ben lsBt serflpiIenen Wonaten, uno Die In
unp UNI 9iep=MrrifO ilattUnirtens sGcmpanicen Gats
ten Splauf 3u tbun Der 3ct9tlute RsiRrr gu ipers
ben.
g8r entne9men na6Rrbrnb einsm Srrbte itrr
Die pcr9rfallenen Gefrdte bic wihtighen Oicmrnte
mic IpIGe Die u. 9. abrnr;. aus Der Sauta Sc
@aSette ,ulammeneetrat bat.
,,Gnpe Dldr; fnssn bic Snbianrr, tur6 fiir;Ii6
srrunscne Grfrl9e 3uSrrif6tliG grpprrcn, an, ii6
auf Der 9eerIrabe spilaen SapS Wnb Santa Sc
,u ,ei9rn. 9lm 80. mics Der I'M Gantpncmnt
Slnspine befebligenbe 0iajpr Slafe ZEN 2ielltes
nant DasibIpn an, nit 60 Dragpnern pun ben
Gpmpasnirrn F. unb |. 4. Jleg. mad bSm 5sinpe
;u reepa pappseirer. Sas Corps marlhirte nod am
namlt6en abrnb ab. 9lm na6lten WUrsen ltieb
es am au6e Der nBrblhen @ebrsSaboa6ungen
nitt melt Spn bem mrritanii6en Dcrfe Gienesuiaa
arf cine rpBl aus 200 Jtrie9ern teIebenpe Snpis
amer S&aar. gll5 bic Srtppen In Sift fam, ere
tpben bic Snbianer lpfprt paS SriegsseI4rei unb
3ei9ten li6 berrtt, etnrn Sampf ansunebmrn.
DaS Eager Der 9lpa4rn tefanp G6 auf enlr
QnbSbe in elmer Iebr elten itrp f4per iugGnsliden
pplHlpH' SNHts OipiplpH iAV1 pub IW OulHWS
msnitpb niat gu permrpen Irt unp traf pater feline
Waerrseln pa5u. Or lief Ieinc eeute atfsen unb
teate bic Yferpe uutrr elmer fleinen Ssbedlng cts
mas i'm giiden auf. Niit Dem 8eite ieinrs Gpms
mancu'S, ni1t mebr ais so Atann, maGte CT es
ncn 9lnsriT aufn pas feinpli6e Eager. Die Scl.
batrn niirmten mutbis bic 9lnt6be binauf unb
nabuen bic Yoliticn Der glpaden, bic li6 ,urids
,irbrn muetsn. 9lllein falt ausenblidli6 lammet,
ten Fa pieIelten piebrr unp tiirjten lia auf be
Sruppen. gs tntitano Gin fur4tbareS SantSe.
menee. Siebenmal wurpcn lfe suriidJrpprIen,
bod sbsn 70 oft iamnslten Iie Iia tpirrcr mb e;s
neurrtrn ben n9rif.-Cp. Srm)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-07
Serantportli0ftit rer @ilenbabn .Gom=
panien,

Sey elmer firSlid grbnItrnrn SrrIammlung
Der Neusgprt unp 9lrGs 6aYrn Gilentabns Grmpa@
ME tcridtctc Der 9rsliprnt prrirten, Dap tcrrits
Sprp buupcrt tlueno Ibaicr BON brr Gcmpane
anSbcSNblt wurrm uno RAP ned bic lcrncrr Sums
me prn iiirf;g tauIenp Qbllrr aliS;u,ablrn fnb
ais Gntl6GriIun9 fir Srbercperluit mO crlittrne
SerleBwn0en an Fetb uno @Iieprn try rem arps
pen lnglid, pelde5 li4 "a Mpnpllt am 7ten
MaY 1853 sutrua. Die 3abt Der Wn1hen,
pelde. auf Der Stcae ibr 2etrn rintibtcn, trtrug
un9efdbr Scr mp fdnfis unO bic I6pcren Be-
i6ipism9en, wclhe nitt Den COB CUR Scl9c bats
ten, fir prlde hber bic Grnpnnic pernntmcrtliG
acmddt rurce, belief fA pIGrlhrinlih auf bic
6dlfte jrncr 31bI. Wan leB tlcS cine Neri6ts
lidc GId9e bis iu einrm rnplitrn llrtbeiIaiprud
grben, up cire entjtanp aus elmer llneiIiafrt bns
i6tlid5 brS Stlaufs bcs ri ttrnen SAaorns.-
Der id,Wre SdapenCriab weldrn pielr 9pmpas
ME iid9 prrtA pieien 3ufaI ,uSrirgen Bat, III fir
pisIr ipwcbl ais anrrre GUmpanien cine britllme
eebre seweirn uro bat paS 9leiIen auf GiIrntabs
nrn ii:hercr srmaAt ais rS friibcr seprieu par.--
CSUlfsirruup.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-07
Mlittel aeaen Ard dhauaen.

5clsCnrrS wirp BON Srrrn Cooper In itnsns
"gS6rtertu6 Der sGmparSneYfunpe" ais Gin un>
fetltarrS Mittel sc9en Srdbauscn ansssettn
Dian rrbms ,rrey llnStn gummi 9mmrniac, ,psp
lln5rn 9cIteO Sirncnwa6S unp ie6s Dra6msn
@'rinip0n. SrrI6mrlSe pieielten init chamber
uno itreifs rir 9difuns auf weides ecpcr.-
S6nsipe 10 piel ppn Dem 8rdbause bsrunter als
ou tdnnf, lese rann ras pHa(tcr sarauf unp srs
nsrere cs ale swrq serdtn, bis ras Strdbause snt~
Iernt ic9n ipirp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-07
seuotor slacu spu 8spSe c,sfous,

Gini9e Sage ebe bic 9iebraSfa Sia ben Srnat
pdIiirte, Bate grGTprnt Yerce cine llntrrurms
nit Senatcr 9lllrn unp le9te ibm etiide 6raSen
Spr, bic parGuf binausIisfrn i'm fir bic Stll ;u
9cp!nnrn.. Sir" ia9te Der cbrIi6e 8burc Sss
Idnrcr NIT Gntriitun8, lid pcrlan9e frine Gunf.
tcSsuSun9 BON Sbnen np erparte aud feline
atrr wenn Sic mrinr Stmme faufen pullen,
10 miilcn Sie wiiIen, Dap nidt Gclo senus in
gSaSbin9tpn III um pirS tbun 3u tSnnrn !"-(9iat.
Oem
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-07
Sin l(pler aIe Hammer. 5 6optcr.

Gin GROCER 9IoIcr rrurtr pcr einisen 9asen uuf
Der SaurreY beS lCcrrn SrIept 8. Maipn, In
Suffer GauntY. Sir. gri6rIen. Cine rcrtiae
3eitm9 ia5t, pieler 9lplrr bale felt Ginger 3tit
9rrBc SerIeerun8en mtrr Serrn Maipns eiumrr
an9crdtct incrm er TetenScbn brrIelbsn t6ptsts.
DaS 5Ictl6 rer Qdnunrr purbe ni6t BON benz
glplrr Yer5ebrt, lpnrern er madte einen S&nitt it
ben Sals berielben unc iauste eas Slut aus, bic
bic 5birre tcot tparen-Gb.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-07

SUllpwap's giaen. -Girs anbere erbcrtrantbct
spu adtjdbrissr Dauer ssbsiIt bur6 Seren @c-
fraud. Cine Dame glamsnS abSmas, tiir,lib
9stcuimen vpn gEeits Snpien, benadri6tists Srn
gcwan, GHemt ron Sriltpl, rae fe felt a&t
Sabren iebr m9eIunp mar in 6clse elmer llnorb@
nuus Der 9eber lmp bes Wasens unb in yclse ba.
BON 70 ihwa6 sewprbn mar, bab man fiir&tete
fie perbe ME pieper gang ssunr werbeu, bsicnberS
ea bic aussSei&uettsn @rrBtt serfeblt tatten, ihr
bic minpeiie einbrruns gu serl&afsn. 3plrbt,
gleid Sielsn anbern, nabm IL. 3uIuGt Su 6o[lu-
pup's Yillcn anS pisie tra6ten iie i'm @erlauf BON
ipenisen SPc&rn spr teftsn unb rptufsn @rfanp.
belt, atT' .sf'f'