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Timers Stock.

Timers Stock.
5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from eto
10 inches
1000 bdis Sheet Iron from No. Is to 81
1000 packages Plymouth Riyets, iron and tin ID,
from s on. TO IL lbs.
900 boxes Tin plate
900 bundles Iron WIRE from No. to No. Is.
90 gross Tea kettle breasts and covers from 81 ts
J. ! inches,
SO gross Pressed tin bottoms from to inch.
40 do do scoioped and plain dinner plates
so do Stove ornaments assorted.
go do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
1856 do Assorted tin ears.
go do Iron tea kettle
rs do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot
40 do Of No. !, ?, and pcuter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent spouts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin in sheets;
Copper Rite;s and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Malets expressly for timers use
Stove Backing in papers or by the key.
CONS rock BROTHERS.
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t)LAlD LONG sHAWLs - just recsned pr
American Express, l0U of new aIH2eiegnnt
styles. which with our previous stock makes our as
sortment more full and complete than at any time
during The season. So Main Street
iUd Dl RkEE Al co
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

#" view of which the Directors again granted i
'r our use. some Of the lo callcll Democrats
nvoWci their determine opposii,u to The meeting
nue az the loh iohc spirits is said to have ursc,
lis courade 10 "taAchis guo. ou3 si,oi ,r,y a.,
id ot0ittons' rhoS stimuli ,oo,e into lie hopac d!
\ young man was offered ten dollars to assist in
throwing cggs,-wlich he Indignantly refused to
do. Among the most desperate Of the mobocrats,
was q brutal old topper, by inc name Of Pierce.
whether or not, he is Il relative of the kiRaappo
General Franklin Pierce, | did not learn. lie was
formerly a resident Of your town, and am tolI,
gives, among other reasons for leaving Salem, the
following; that he wanted to 'gct rid IF lie ID
iLolajonjsts and 7cmyeaHce!'
When the hour Of meet arrived. the house was
well filed with the Lest citizens Of the town, to.
gcthcr with a sprinkling Of the "joser ao,t.' ]
spoke for about two hours in support of the doc.
trinc Of ono union with Shareholders, rcligiously
or politically, " and have seldom had a more attcn.
tive and interested audience. During the meeting
u door was thrown open opposite of where | was
standing, by the rowdics who were lurking out
side, whose purpose it was, to have given us a
showering Of eggs at that time, but friend sitting
near the door, closed it promptly, and thus prcyen
ted the carrying out Of their design. Soon after
two or three eggs were thrown violently against
the door. The meeting however, was not mate
rally disturbed thereby. Having been foiled in
their attempts to break up our meeting, it was said
to have been their plan to pclt us with eggs as we
should come out Of the house. Cur friends and
sympathizers were found to be quite too numerous,
to warrant any such attempt on the part Of the
rowdics, 50 we had no further disturbance.
y good work, ! am well assured has been &C.
comphshcd in this town, in behalf of our cause. |
especially indebted to Mr.. James II. Richard
son and family, for their hospitality and active Co
operation during our labors in this place.
DIR. G. ". Finch, Aicssrs. Winner, Webb and
others also cxertcd themselves in behalf of cur
meetings, and in opposition to the mobocratic
spirit which would strike down free discussion and
free speech.
There is an unusual amount of sickness here
ibis autumn. ~ large proportion of the inhqbi
tants, either have, or have had the fever and aguc.
Yours for the Anti Slavery warfare,
AARON NJ. POWELL.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08
Receipts for the BHglc for The week ending Dc.
Advertisement

RENARKAGLE Cure OF STAMMEEING.-Dr. FRENcu,
now stopping at tho"Farquhar House, in this place
seems to be entirely successful in his treatment of
Stammering. Those who are thus afflicted, may
do well to call upon DIR, f., and consult him in re-
gard to their case. lie has a large number Of re-
liable certificates, from persons who have submit
ted to. his treatment, and been entirely cured. The
following is from a young man well known in this
community
DR. fRENcH: | would, in behalf Of all persons
afflicted with any impedimont in their speech most
cordially recommend you to them, as fully compe-
tent to relieve all cases of suffering and stammcr-
ing. am known to many Of the citizens Of Salem
and vicinity MS n confirmed stammerer, and had
given up all hepes Of being cured, until | heard Of
Or, fRENcu, and was persuaded to try his remedy.
! now feel like u new man, and am confident | will
never stainmcr again. Yours, g..
ALONIO TREAT CARVER
High Street salem, Ohio. bee. 3, lS5'.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

a MODEL DEMocRAT.-D. S. W., a colportour of
the American Anti-slavery Society, writing to the
Llberator, relates the following incident
The colportcur called at a respectable looking
farmhouse in -. Seeing an open door, and
hearing voices IN that direction, he stepped to tho
door and called the attention Of the flmilv to the
business on hand. The democrat that confronted
him was one of the unterrifed-abou six feet two
in stocaings-lean and muscular, sandy hair, and
reddish w~hiskery b~ristlcs extending quite round
the face.
"Colportour-I am distributing some Anti,sla.
very Tracts, and shall be glad to give you one or
TWO, If you will accept Of them.
Democrat -Waul-gorry mol guess ye'i
letter carry 'um long, Putty bi1ncss, carrying
about them things. Growing warm.) Darn i!
21y on ye would grind up a niger for the sake of
the lie.
The coiporteur passed along, rejecting upon
The power OF slavery. 1t can eat out the heart Of
the rudest as well ms the most polished Of the
American democracy"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

ARuIyAL or Mus. CHArMAN.-It gives US I'M
speakahle pleasure to announce the safe arrival Of
MRs. MARIA WESTON CHAPMAN, in this city, on
Saturday morning last, in the steamer Canada
from Liverpool, after a residence Of more than
seven years at Paris. This intelligence will cause
n thrill of delight in the breast Of every earnest
and true-hcarted abolitionist; for who has brought
to the support of the Anti-Slavery cause Il more
selfforgetful and disinterested purpose, a loftier
spirit a more unfaltering faith, greater brilliancy
OF genius more untiring and efficient labor, a clear
or perception OF the paramount duty Of the hour,
and a more tenacious adherence to uncom promi-
sing abolitionism, for more than twenty years, than
this highly gifted and distinguished lady? Though,
in consequence Of her long absence from the coun-
try, she has not boon so prominently before the
public eye IN America as formerly, her labors have
been none the less assiduous and servicable, sccur-
ing many co.workera and generous contributions
to our cause in England, France, Germany, and
other parts Of Europo.-LUerator
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

CoNsoLATIoN,-A Republican candidate who
was beaten in the late canvass in New York, by a
consolidation of the K~now-Nothing and IIardshell
vote on his leading adversary, in "A private letter to
a friend, says:
"If beaten, | have the consolation of feeling that
| have done nothing of which any man need be
ashamed to compass my election. ! have not de-
MED either my Anti -Slavery nor my Temperance
| have made no bargains or compromises. | have
been most fully and cordially sustained by the Re-
publican party. ] think ! received tho vote Of
ecc,y ciergyRaA in my ORR city, and not one rum
seller. Now, | can afford to be beaten, if my
opponent can afford to be thus elected. Whether
successful or not, | shall live on and labor for the
good cause, Of which | have seen the bcg,nninG,
and hope to sec lis triumph"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08
STOOK or V~EPCUINDLcL,
Bop State GbowIs,

OF very Desirable Styles, together with n fresh
supply Of Uoot anil Ct7ioH FiiBaels, leans, Prints,
n,'ngbamS, Hc1i N1aiccas. Giioon trimmings.
HeH B"chies, dc, de-. An Of which we are clos.
out preparatory to removing to our
NEW ROOM"
m Cary's Block. Corner of Main and Ellsworth
streets. one door West of the Butter Store, which
Room we shall orcupy on and after the 10Th day
OF Iebrulry,lSjj, all whcro our customers will
the
"CHElP BOTS,"
on hand to attend to their many wants, n good
light room and an ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
GOODS to show them.
By the last Of the week we will he in RECEIPT oi
a Fresh Case Of EIGHT CENT CALICOES, which
are so desirable for COMFORTS, DRESSES, CIllL.
DUENS WEAR, Sc. Ne.
Thankful for past flvoIs, we hope not only, e
have a continuance Of your custom while yet in
The old stand, but upon removal to our NEW ROOM
to merit II still greater share Of your conf
ieuce and patronage.
Yours truly, ISL GCuiLLING.
Salem, December Sth. 1855.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

Pc, 49, ""-h''ND' NV - 1000
&c " "ee"@2 l"Rt(Fc'" to tie ~Iwarcyde'a q
cH"'LeS.o" ;--lour letter OF Oct. -Ist has been re
J,el'ou' III ""ica YOU tel US that you have witt.
ofa"h rom me lGIner-bnnde on account Of thc
resolution adopted hy the National Convention
mere !S not much to be SAID upon this point. Oa'
c"hhoV wen asa you 10 remain IL the conhecuon, /
5ou cannot "a 50 without ehGanserihg your oW1
existence as II society But, since the reasons o
your Wt'hurn|al haye found Their way into tn
t"D:G journals ana you IN your letter, invite VI
!" MI,nuI'" as you nave zone you have given u
" Nh ~ u StgiA ItGeIy on Tolh 'nese points
ne '1'oiu,'o" max l"e turner's are ortoScd to
si',e'! any n.y. s',lei! c"so"'Io" seems 10 US c"'reiiy
,oILL' , VOUlN' y ! S'.,e JourhHS'P afacuI"fly
~ t" -. ig'T T o'totS-TsGo"9 mao h'"eo II hoGGs'
s"'} =, 'uG turner's 70 ueuhe 'heif position; " c
In.'.STI'1 III ieSoiutIon % mean very pi,"lniy'
"a tni, " ! 10 "lu n'ooNi'S 1t sIiNe'hoiGef' OF desires
y oeCo"'o V"r' sn"' no IonSor Te considered as "
ID =; y "a iU'"e' VINO S4oulu soFN 70 OV supper
. - It'Im'SI ~ tne en'oIceU i"Ior TI otnefS'
TG"tG w VI To,rIVi'!' - uocS not loAGW from
"'' IA d" ! "!He' I'S'oc'atoh mas uIGer'"hei
~ Iooi,st TGa'gtJ "a tle states WneTe II exists Tor
y uJ1 NV ~ " lynn t'o 'o"tT u tho turner's %
~ M hut I: IS pam 'Nat the turner's mus OPP
'oso ~ tension Gl siaEeTry mo lree territory
.',''So '"'S are az irIe IaDCIefS ana must see"
~ 'tIrl,o i'G sou l:r IIco "Jor' ana because IL IS
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

T. r 9,
CO.. ''ln"n' mas 'aKeh a mouse IN new horh
IL , .t tL, ", W. OF h'h>cIi ana ianl'y oG-
;,ia77 Nv, " ~ 'n"t nc may ENJOY greater i'G,'-
Poc;G. ITieH"I,"S nna punli'I'nY 'Ie feI"itS 81 ms
for ,Ic ', r,"H gNT,or".p.', Wha,n VIII ne fGaoy
,ross "' P''SS pe'Te INC adjournment o' Con-
Io.snr. c..a,. r,
.,c1n,,n ( .ii a'E'ML" lo@'Ln WITH JvLL"N'-A" G
on,tn,, ,r 1''Io 9t.u"i "!'" Il lo"a 81 dVi' n"'e' ~
tbe RinLo -" piror " Iu ,S HIc On tHe "a ',ItT Oh
4 ca,t2so5 y "'I" ni't'S mI's rom NI"Di'c'
- '''' ivy anu " uech manu- were drowned
rr,c,-,. u C. M ,
Nartb CornIina h -n' H. AaoI,MA- no 'la,o oi
connt;o, ~ t t'' ' Co., 1a''i i ,UG.e' I,',.5 ~ severn
eun, IS Stsi GOO - - pui'nS u current year. 'He
S.Lo,Iy ~ ii us supioIl u C"h'n'o"
ycors oro "V ~ 9o ap'. 'ne ,e"Hn!y NnCh some
33d"rtin99 : tio sa 'Y.G no'vS 't"Jo'i's "aalr>t ,ne
To- o,,l;, Lto,o ~ t IL. ~ SSoa'in "'S ,1'u S'In''G"t
aj;ro = 7,Io NV; ~ ~ "PJ,','gu :" ut prepared 10
= ,u j. ,,NC ".yG,rS On ne Y.n'r sue should the
t ~ 'a''" "'"'''' I"P"i"r No'e'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08
IMMIGRATION.

The great diminution taking place in the foreign
immigration to this country is made apparent by
the following comparative statement Of the nun
her of immigrants arrived at NewYork during 1853
1854, and the first ten months Of 1856;
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08
THE WESTERN ANTI.sLAvERY FAIR

UW be held il Salcm, Dee. 94A, and 2jdi, 1855.
We make This announcement and solicit contri-
buttons for the Fair, with hopeful confidence of 4
generous response from the friends Of the slave
trusting that no argument for freedom, no plea for
the slave will be needed from us, to secure their
prompt ard liberal cooperation.
Contributions Of money and Of every description
OF merchantable articles will be thankfully receiy-
ed, from this time until The day Of the Fair.
We will repeat a former suggeation-that our
friends would at the time of laying up their winter
stores pet apart a portion for the Fair, it would
then Je ready to be forwarded by the first opper-
tunity.
We would also suggest that articles Of the
best quality meet with the readiest sale.
Boxes or parcels may be forwarded to }. Barna-
Nv or +. Mcmillan. Salem Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08
SELLING OFF AT COSTll

>. j." ~SCIlilLlNG would respectfully an.
lounrc To thor Customers and tho p4blic generally
that they are closing out thoir entire
SToNN or VERCHINDLDb.
at prices varying from COST to n slight advance
thereon. owing to the seasonableness Of the Goods.
AMONGST which may he found II Heic and fresh lot
ct COBERGS, all colors and at prices from 2j to
" cts, per yard. nlsn. n Now Slnrk Of
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

TEL, GROCEPTIND PROTTSION STORE.
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, SALEM, o.
j.. DEMING & Co,
Respectfully inform the public that they have
just arrived from the eastern cities with n choice
selection Of =
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which they intend selling as cheap for CASH as
a living profit will allow. We only ask a fair trial
to convince the public that our articles cannoc 5o
excolled in the country, citherin quality or in pr.ce..
Good Tyson Tea, a cts. perlb.t ~
Prime Young Tyson, Tea, G2l-2 to IS cts. ii.
Superior Black, Tea. 5Oa IS cts. rer lib.
Coco Sugar, y IL lbs. for Loo.
Salem, Nov. 10, 1850.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
Executions and SammOnS for sale :,
this Office, 10 ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

Mary Gray Chapman,
Elizabeth Gay,
Henrietta Sargent,
Sarah Il. May,
Caroline Weston,
Susan G. Cabot,
Mary II. Jackson,
Sasah b. Shaw,
lydia G, Parker,
Eliza F, Eddy,
Eyalina A. S. Smith,
Ann Rchecca Bramhal
Elizabeth Won Amin,
Augusta King,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

Anne Warren Weston,
Mary May,
Anne Greene Phillips,
Louisa Loring,
Eliza Lee Follen,
Helen L. Garrison,
Sarah 5, Russell,
Maria Weston Chapman,
Francis Mary Robbins,
Sarah II. Southwick,
Mary VIII y,
Abby Francis,
Anna Shaw Green,
Amy VI, Eemond,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08
New YORK, Dec. 1.

A letter from Antigua. received here, states that
the brig Lorenzo, Of Philadelphia, was boarded in
the harbor of st. Johns,by the English authorities,
and u colored cook named Ross was forcibly taken
ashore, under p%reteucc of his being n slave re
strained Of his freedom. Ross protested that he
was a freeman, and at last accounts he was in the
hands of the police awaiting Investigation.
VALUABLE BEQUEsr.-The colored people Of
Connecticut have recently become the recipients Of
a gift in the shape of a bequest at the hands of the
late Homer Treat, who died last week at his res,
idence in Lichfeld Co., Conn. 1t consists of zeal
estate to the value Of from three to four thousand
dollars, which amount is to be expended in The
the erection OF II school for the education of coIofed
youth, or to he invested for the provision Of educd,
ton to limited number of that class, at the optiou
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

1t tle Trustees, Francis Gillette. Wa.,cr uuuuar.
\. w. Wells, end tic rcy. !. ". G.. pcmi"g
,on. O.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

The proportion of Irish and Germans is slowl
by the following
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

Los OF 4 STEAMER Loaded WITH CorroN.-Ihe
steamer S|ilie Spaun, with a lead Of 1919 bale. of
cotton, was destroyed hy fire on the 22l lust, on
the Bjgbec River, about ninety miles from Mobile.
a colorcd boy aud Il deck hand we're drowned.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
l1cue t1erfelSunA.

Sn 1osfana fdbrt bic Rs9icruna fort itrc
SSnre an atle Iold)e gu lrsen bic ca Grpiens'
Gtrupet litcr bic r6miIG GstItbcliide Sir4e begen.
Neuli4 parp rieeer ein SbeQsIer uno Nebecr'
fiumrr auecrtcen, unb ibm alstatc an8cceutSt bic
Start ni6t gu pertaBen. Ster Gage barauf, res
WcrgcnS UNI ubr, waro'rr ot9rtclt iein llrs
tDctl Su vernebmn, mcldes in bartrr @rtrit in &cts
ten auf sm Sa9r teitanO, uns au9rnFldIt4 YCa.
ScJrn iparb.
8itelcr. GreunSe Der rcti9iGien Srci0stt, tps
piiroe GuA cine IolGa IeItrrun9 in oteiem ednoe
gcfaatn glmrrfnner. Serna4Idet9et Cure SNtdt
nitt. unp ls9t bic Sinoe il n4t rubi5 in ben
S@OoS bis pOtitiI&er &atbCIiSjsmuS auF5rrcttct
--ia nidt cber bis picIem 8cfd9rIt4cn Setno uns
frrsr 4sliJtonS'Grribsit i'll Zen Sereini9ten Staas
ten brr &0pf 3ertretten ii. 0I6se bod pcr eim.
mel uns baIdr bspabren, ba6 bieie SIbeIpertrcn'
nsr tc in btcIem 2anpe bic Re9icrun9 in bic pin.
hp befnn,nirfi
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
Kcprc6aIien in 6eorSien SeSen Sic per-
luite curd) ,SllIi)ten pen 5flapen.

Sn bem 2rprIlentantcnbau res Stants 0rcr'
Bin ii cine Bill cin0etr1at, ME Die GpIumtialmCS
3triAtet, pcrrn gImagmr paS Signal ju a9nliden
Nabr8etn I'M 9an3en SUccn 9ebrn wtirpe, uno gu
ncurn Wj6tclligtcitsn ;pti6rn Gupen uno 9iorpen.
9ieIe Siq Srrlannt rt6t3 g8en9rr, ais cine
Gntiadrt9un3 pe9en gti6ts 2lusliefer scn Fa9
remlcltsn Staat. in prl4em Der Stlao litb aui0Glt
unc Spn mcIdlem rerIelte nidt ausgclierrt wcrpen.
2Senn ricie MusIirferung njdt btnnen 80 Sdgcn
per06fcl9t isi, nadcem Der GtScnDjinsr ees Slid
tgcn rielslte POM 0Duperncur pe5 Staats perlan9t,
io iVQ ieper Sir9cr mc jere Corporation au5 Dem
trtrcfcnrrn Stdat ais GlSuttgcr onssIeben wrrs
rcn, in pelcn Sctra1 re5 gB;rtlrs ccs Stlapm.
IRt anecrn g4ertcn, Der @iDcntbGmer fllst dis
oann 9cBtn Ctncn Isinrr 0Iubj8er pc5 Onocrn
StdatC5 prer 9c1rn rinsn GlIutigcr rinr5 Orittcr,
unO rcr gStrtb ee5 Sfllpen wirp 8cgcn 2nniQis
run1 Der Sorprrun8 ce5 0Guti1cr5 gettjt.
Die ,,GoIumbia &imc5" warnt crnitlilb prr Der
Aueia5run3 pcrarti8er MaGrcBeIn, bic nur teiOen
lteilen gum 0rBBtcn Nattbeil gsrct6en wiirpcn.
Sic 1n9t, mir tatrn Na0ahuIrtt5 eten 70 n6tbia
ME Manauictt5 un5, mir teciirfen IenCr Slbrits
prcrufte, Waf mIUrs 9lumwclsnmatrrialS.
Ift elmer iOt4m MIGrgd pUrre jeter Grerii
uno pnmt jerer Sutebr SwjIdrn Den teiccn Stdnt'
cit, rcIp. Swjihen rrm 9fcrOen mb Succn eerni3'
tet merpen. SeoeS Sutraucn mirce Itwtnrcn-
man wirOe nur nod Je9en Saar Url4dfte NADER
mpllcn.
81 cS wtrtcn Ietr totO gar feline Stutccn Sr
fintcn Irin, an wcldem f4 Die Stl0vne9r 9rntlUmcl
rnti0lpi9en fSnntsn.
IS itebt 81 trffen, bab bic G'eIrsBctung pirIcn
gntra9 chen ~ wcnig Suitimmt, wte rie Gclumbit
ItmcS. @tit brrnrt8en NcprcfiaItcn iAaCet itd
Der itets am mriitrn, Der IA ibrer bceent.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
1IorS in 1crparH.

Qm atenb nrS 2ifen NOyrmtrrs fsGrtcn cine
Qn;ntt pfrlCnrn tst cincm SbcnfWirt9, in gicrs
arf, 9tlmcnS yt0bcrt Quail, Gin uno trInten bort
Bier. Oils es ans SeSabIcn gcGm ictte, sntfane
Gin Strrit, inocm irntr pcn rcr @clcuihoit rcn
Beutst lieb,n wolte. Sual pldte einen, ghs
mems gtd, trim Sragcn unO rief ieinrr. 6rau iic
iele tbm bic 5nte tringcn. gS 9elan8 rrm
SsfssbalteEen ierrA fA lptjumaden, uno rie
Sdnje 9rleaiAaft lief bdYon. SIatl cerfcl9te
fle, uab bcte sinsn poYcn, 9tdmcnt SNcs. GIsm'
rnts, Gin unc perirstc itm cinm bcfti9cn Shta5
nit cnrm Stein 9egrn bic Stim. Der 0'cl4la'
gene erbicIt zine ,Wei 3,Q IanSe ticfc sRmoc unr
rlitt cine grI6dttrruas pes 0ebtrrt. Gin str;t
'rurpe Isslcid Scrufrn, jccph or mar rAt mcNr
Az rrtten, icnrrrn CT itarb cini9c Stunccn nahter
. Clements mar Elm SrIdacer pcn 0eturt, unp war
et,pa 80 Sabre alt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
Don 1DaId;iraten.

Die g8aIainstcn Union 1T om 25ilcn NcSrma
Eer, pom Stdattpepartemrnt autrrtlirt wOrosn 81
fasrn, bab Srrr 9utanan Swei Gcnferen;en NIT
9cro CLARENDON, be3i8li4 be5 gBeiltnpirn @c'
iHwaSrrs Sebatt, wobei GUrc Clarendon 8rIa8t
bate, baS UcI6maprr Iei in fsiner fttnrl4en Nt'
Edt ge0sn bic SerriniBten Staatcn mtcrncmmen
prrpcn, Icnrern ibr 3prf ie. BEN trittii4cn Sans
rel seBcn ruiiiIte 9roatre ju teld,uBen, rrren
rrci rrrr picr, ME 2rrc CLARENDON crfnbun woas
tr, in gtruscrf ausarjiiet warren. DIR cine ra'
pom IoI bcinabe Itcfcrtig unC Der onpcrc Gin 8rp'
6ss, IdnclcS Sd,iff lein, rrIae5 baraui ttrcdnct,
bic brittiIArn Sbifc, rpstAe autraIiIae5 0jpIo an
8cro babrn, unp eincn Der Gunarr' Oampfer meg
sunebmen. Bur 8estautt9ung cieier gln9ate be-
aca fG 9crb CLARENDON aUf 9liTpdojtS in SeSu9
duf Die Sarte Wdur9, bic BON rem brttjI6al
GonIul in NcuQrrf an 6srrn Gramptcn une pcn
ba an bic tritttlbe Jtc0iCrun9 9eIhitit purprn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
Sbrefliber tITero i'm long JsIaro
Scunc,

Scr eini9tn Sagen iatcn Die Ginpp9nrr spn
Gttgs9 s90lanO i'm Gcn8 SSIanp Spmp bel Mcno.
Iibt sinrn pcrt Icit einigsn Ed9en pcr 2tntu lie.
9tnten Sdcpnrr Iinfsn. wIbrsnp Gin gie9cr In Ell
nsm Spct ba9cn rubsrte. ScfUrt Sermutbetc
man ein gtrtrcIen. ra man Ilen felt eincm Ga9
ben gteBcr allein 0uf oem SAUpncr trMcrttc-m1n
ieBte inn naG unp fl6te ibn i'm 9luBentlit ais Cr
lanprn wrltc; man fanb cine Nten9e 9rUpiIcns
en- im Boot unp &ciOunNsttids, welde pffcnbar
Der WannlAaft gcbTrt babn. @ntern Gags rag
ten bic NaIten reS Shcrners, Der in ~ Saom
BaIer lirst, tei G6tesejt aus rsr Sicfe man
fIhte nit GntcrGatn bIutsctrGntte 8trtper &C.
cmpcr. Surg rs lit fsn 3peiisI, DAP Der gts9rr ret
S6HsfcA mar, bic ganSe Manni6aft (beiletenr
aus IA @ann) Iammt Dem GaritSn ermcrcctr, par
S4iT prricnftr unb ot1pnnn fA ;u ilitAtsn iu1ts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
5pey t5osIide Rifenbabn- -LInsIhfo-
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Gin Correspondent pt5 ,9utlc 9ebss" I4reti
llntern 2Oten JlUofmber ppn !plmburg, Serfa
GauntY, pdb ftb dm oOr9ergebrnpm Gd9e 5peg
mertwarpt9e llugliidSfiae auf Der @tienbdbn, IN.
gefcbr cine Watc ron Slmburg, ereigneten, Die
Orn Ior ;pryrr atttarsr SiirNcr CUR Jclge bats
ten. lin etpa balt mad ubr pe5 Wcr9cn5
Itrf Stremias Sircbp ugefcbr cine lalte MIrc
unterbalb 6amburB Guf pem 0eleiIe Der GtiCnbabn
pabrr, olt Der pen Ycttspilte fommcnpe pl1d9er'
wagerjug angeiubren finn. perr SIeobY Idritt
i4nel auf pa5 anpare 0eeiie binubsr, in Fem
llugentltt ais rrr epn p9itarslp5ia tcu,mrnpe
Srprcb SSa9cn1ug ccrtep pabirtc. Gr rurcs
iWiiheu bic ;meY 94agcn;agcn 9rpadt unp aui Der
Steue 9ctOpiet. Gr wurpe nab leiner nur ttne
tur;e Strede Spn Der Stctle, no fA pa5 tngUd
'utrug, entferntm 9SrhnunB eetr1gen. 9err
9btlip Miuer elmer ieiner NIAbarn, wcldcr auf
etneu 2Sess nah Oem StictAen MIR, iprah rin
unp leiltrte beY bent SureAtma6en pe5 Geidnams
litflrride Sino. Gr teBdb lib odnn nad Dem
StSpthcn unp gas Seridt Spn bsm pur8efllcnen
trauriSen rn9ut. OaGeY beitulpi9te er pls
un9lddIi6c Spicr Der Su 0rrBrn NatId1iigteit,
uno duBtrte ictne Suvrrlitt, paB ibm nic rtn dbn'
Ii6cS llnSluf wiprrfa9rrn wrrer, tnbrm rr tets
icbr YCriidtjg ic9.
gaGrem Strr WhlIrr irire 6jrI9Ifte i'm Stibt'
den pruihttt bate, beSab or iib nit ictnrm Yfctp
InO 9Bl8cn auf Dem !9tmpcg. 9l5 sr teY Dem
1auie rco mglidIihm Sacot9 antam, wurre sr
ccn elmer AnjabI periCncn, wcIte Iitb in Gotgr
pcS lln9Iiids pOrt Scrlammcit Battcn, bur6 3cts
bm unp 9iufen acmarut, nidt iiter bdt 0rlCiie
Ger Giicntabn ia fabrrn; atlsn er fubr Scran unO
bnttc bic anoere SSjte CREDIT, ais Iejn Yierp ri.
nen g8l9en riiipirt5 nuf bus 0cIs,Is I6OG. -
Dur Wtlrr wurpe pom Dem JSubfinger Der Qrfc,
motive eineS bsranoefabrncn g6aScn;uss srfaGt
unp 10 arg pfrlummeIt, rag CT bap card6 tarb.
Der Damn, wst0er leinen Sremo Der 9ta4t1i,
t9teit tr19upi9t batte mp Icncr Siaertett 10
9cpiB fibite, tcgc9ncte 0lIo ietncm Sob ouf biss
iclbe g8eiie, nur wrnt9e Stunpen natb Dem rritcn
lln9Iid, unO trYnabe auf rer GbGrI4wrqs Ienes
6rGunccS.