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n EDlCAL DEP sRTMrsT or GEoRG ETowS
w Coies"-The lectures will November 5th,
continue unti tina mdGie Of March.
Terms TO the fun Including macuiaon S25
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FACULTY.
Noble Young NJ D. Professor Of sutes
cine.
fodoado Howard NJ D. Professor
OF Women and Children
johnson Eliot, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
James Morgan NJ D. Professor of Medical Jurisprudence
Hygiene,
j NJ Snyder NJ o., Prof. snfrs surgery.
benjamin Crag @ d. Professor Medical Chemistry
Physiology
II howard, 81 D., Therspsu
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HAwKEH o" shooting, edited by VIM. n. Porter,
Ill
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American Game in ses.on.s by Frank Forester
The Rod AMI Gun Wilson Oakieish Edfn-
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Muyhew Dogs. FRANcK TAYLOR
Sep ~
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I AVIS Rrbatsag to the Pubiio I.and-.
II Laws United Resolutions OF Congress- nj IN,
Confederation, Tces, spsph aud Other Dseu
the Public Lands opinions The Cons
Of upied aton from M.
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Whites Collection Of Laws Charters and Ordinances
Great Britain, France and Spain reislng cnce. sona
land In their eoon, and the
The subject vols contasnr hso Judge johnson
of AGO and Nanues
Institutes Of the aw rpain.
schmids civil spain Mexica the mora mpor
OF the Mrxcsn congress, vol.
Rock~ei Compilation of Law in rel.o
10 Mines aud Titles Real r. ~ 1
Laws Of the Colonies and State Goy.rnment dow
ward relation Indians Indian sdar- procas
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MAP 81 che Wosid, .n Msrcasorss projection rsors
vi the latest authnnesi BY Charles Cassiey photographer with
enored chart OF the hars OF all nations rollers.
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
Nov no
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MOFlCE--We beg leave our
~ af as usual all open accounts will
up TO the s5 instant and presrnted when Will
forward settle
market, together WIN heavy make
obligatory upon us ~ than ordinary diligence
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JDa MAYS story Of things actual and possible b.
Mary Lens6on Just received Al
TAYLOR MAURy's
Nov Is Bookstore, 9Th
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tIHE FIRE ASSURANCES; COMPANY Or ALEX AN-
DR1A continue insure against generally town and
county, heretofore, the reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
##. Anthony P. Cover, President
Dwight Metcaif, John Is. Dangerfeld
William Gregory, Edward s. Hough,
Robert Jamieson, James Smi h,
Thomas Il. Keith, Ha5 e Violet.
William II. Fowe, Thomas Mccormick
John II. b
Office hours from TO L. and from ~ TO 81 O'Clock.
q. w. WATrLES, Secretary
Jan 9-awly Office King street, near ST, Asaph.
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IN Anticipation OF the approaching Holidays, have
recently made an addition TO heretofore choice
China vases fancy and ssncers mot
Toilet bottles, cigar and lighters
Lamps, grandoas, candeIabras, sprfng eandesleks
And will take pleasure
nae call.
few OF those celebrated German students lamps hand Per
SONS want of good Light would do well
entirely closed
am selling toilet tea and crockerywae generally
cost, being determined close
9. =. WiilTTLESEY,
534 seventh
= s.--AlI bills made with me mus, be settled monthly.
Dec 22--eodawif
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This proposal is made with full knowledge of the distanc
Of the route the weight of the mail be carried and
other particulars reference the and service,
also after ui examination of the instructions and require
menls attached to the advertisement.
Dated
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of proposed whre change from advertisement i
contemplated By The bidder.
I,-----, of ------, county of -----, State of -
propose convey mails from July l. 1855, June 80
1859, route NO. -----, from ---- to ----, agree
ably the dvriseent Of the Postmaster General datet
January IL, 1885, and by the following mode Of convey
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SUpLHIOH second hand PkanOfostes.-~t have on hand
several second hand pianos, which will
Apply 10 las q. McEUIkE,
Dee SIT Auetioneer and Commission Merchant.
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RARNuMs autobiography The Life II r. r. Bsrnam,
ID written by hrsse6
Fer sale a TAYLOR MAuRYss
Dee ~ bookstore, 9th 81
Polynesian., 1855-04-07
Department during the same period, was 453
On sales Of real estate, ia
:" freehold awards, 3S
sc Sc committed free, Z
&C granted free in con-
liberation Of road damages in Honolulu, IL
&c allodial awards, 222
Total.

Il
In January last | appointed commission
| to proceed TO Lahaina, with instructions TO
assess the damages sustained by certain par
ties there, from the opening OF new streets.
The compensation awarded by that commits
sion TO 80 claimants, amounted to 81, l2l !;
and fee simple titles, free of Communication,
were granted to so others, in redemption ol
their various claims. There are still u few
claims yet to be seitled-the parties Interested
being absent from Lahaina at the periods OF
the attendance Of the commissioners, but
which ] have all hope of having soon salts
lactorily arranged.
| would suggest to the Legislature the
propriety of repeating that portion of Odd
section of The Act relating TO the Road Tax,
passed on the Odd June, 1853, giving the Cir
cult Judge of the district where new roads are
being made, The power to appoint commits
sion to assess the value of lands so appro-
priated to the public use, and would recon-
mend that the power to appoint the commits
soners be vested in the Privy Council.
/ append hereto the Report of the President
of the Land Commission, marked + which
will put you in full possession of the proceed
ings of that Board during the past year.
also dppeHu, ", AhC Ahhhdl
port of the Treasurer ofthe Royal Hawaiian
Agricultural Society.
| append, marked |. the Report Of the
ROYAL Commissioners of Public Health. His
Ma jesty, the KING, whilst President of this
commission, ordered great pains TO be taken
TO propagate throughout the islands, the gen.
uine vaccine virus, which, in their philan-
thropy toward the Hawaiian race, the British
Government sent out through II. B. Ms
Consul General. The virus was according
Iy committed TO the ablest hands that could
be selected; but after repeated vaccinations
with it on the most favorable subjects, it was
proved to have been rendered, perhaps
through the length of the voyage or other
wholly ineffective.
In accordance with an Act passed by the
last Legislature, ! appointed, in September
last, vaccinating officers on the different is
lands, and by the Commissioner report it
will be seen that they have labored under
great disadvantage, from not having good
virus at the commencement of their opera
lions, and the difficulty they have in inducing
parents to bring their children to be vaccin-
atrd.
Not having received the Report of the Pris-
On Inspectors of Kauai, am unable ID give
any information of their proceedings.
KEONI ANA,
pr, l.. KAMEHAMEHA.
Con PRESERVE THE KING.
Polynesian., 1855-04-07

ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
The (" Bills Receivable" are sI6,325 90
The Ledger accounts due to the
Treasury, (as per Table c.
are, t''tV 40
The Ledger accounts due By the
Treasury, (as per Table d.
Polynesian., 1855-04-07
Total,
THE POST OFFICE.

l append the Report of the Postmaster,
marked E. by which you will perceive that
the business of this Bureau has been stead
lily increasing during the last four years; and
beg TO bring under your consideration, his
remarks on the working of the Act, passed
by :he last Legislature, authorizing him to ap-
point mail-carrers on the different islands.
THE LAND OFFICE.
The following table shows the number OF
acres sold on the different islands, and price
realized for the same, during the past year
No. Of Patents. No. Of Aeres. Pncs.
Polynesian., 1855-04-07
4,OSs OF
2O.4O3 OF

The table marked " 3 /, exhibits the bal
ances of appropriations, December 3lst,
1853, with the expenditures and unexPended
balances March 3lst, 1854, as on that day
the fiscal year terminated
The table marked " B o. exhibits the aP-
preparations of 1854, with the expenditure for
the nine months ending December 3Ist. leo4'
and the unexPended balances at that date
Both tables are necessary for clear under
Polynesian., 1855-04-07
No.

standing of the transactions and business of
the Department, as the year embraces por-
ton oftwo appropriation Bills
| BY table '' ! it appears that
the expenditure of the first
quarter of the year was, 81, Sal lS
/ BY table {" B 2, it appears that
the expenditure oflhe last three
| quarters Of the year was lex
elusive of that for Bills of ex-
change 253, ,779 40
! You will perceive that there was large
balance of appropriations remaining unpaid
on the 3fst day Of December 1854, amount
ing to S2l3, 5l2 80, and that, although the
cash on hand, and Bills of Exchange, on
that day, amounted to S75, 1868 SO, and the
receipts for the ensuing quarter, which is the
end of the fiscal year, may be equal to those
of the corresponding quarter of last year,
still the Treasury would not have been able
to have met the expenditure of the whole ap-
preparation made at the last session land the
Minister Of the Interior has been obliged to
limit the expenditure in obedience to the 9th
section of-the Bill. 1t is a subject of regret
that the whole appropriation could not have
been expended in conformity with the Bill,
and this must impress on your minds the inn
portance of increased revenue. | would re-
spectfully suggest the prOpriety of imposing
taxes on property now exempt, and perhaps
of imposing an increased tax on some articles
of personal property now taxed.
The statistics of the Custom House for the
year 1854, (marked E to G. are herewith
appended, and l respectfully call your esPe-
cial attention to them.
The Imports are. Sl,396, $50 "a
Polynesian., 1855-04-07
ANNUAL REPORT

OF the Minister Of Finance to he Legislature Of
1855.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT, April z, 1855.
MOBILES and Representafires:-'
In conformity to the provisions OF the con-
stitution, have the honor to submit the fol-
lowing report on the finances of the Kingdom
for the year 1854.
The receipts of the year ending Decem-
Der 3Ist, 1851, (as per table A. were as
Polynesian., 1855-04-07
NATURALIZATION.

During the year 1854 the number of aliens
who became naturalzed subjects of His Ma
jesty was l24, who were natives of the fol-
lou-inU
Polynesian., 1855-04-07

G. II. NARSHALL,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, $. l.,
as removed his shop yard of the store oreiy
occupied by Punchard & Co., and woud respectfully
inform public that he pIePared TO execute any
orders conperage line al the shortest notice ana
on the most reasonable terms Tubs shower baths, and
work Of every description made TO order-35-u
Polynesian., 1855-04-07
CooPERAGE.
CUAS. III. BUTLER,

Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu. -. Il
will coutnue the business oi
CooperBs, in all its branches at the old st1nd ior
meriv occuSed by swain Butler Particular atten-
iion given GaGging ty Guner. -,
~ ChaS H. Butler would Rf1rm his friends and tie public,
he will he az his shop give prompt and imtnedaif
attention thSr orders Ee would also invite them
TO can and extmne stock of Casks, Barrels,
&c EIfhing Imhs. &C. made 10 order. 2ou
Polynesian., 1855-04-07
tuMDERwRITERS. S.

FLORENS STAPENHORsT,
Agent for the Bremen Board of Underwriters.
THE UNDERsG Ed having been appointed Agent for the
Bremen Board Underwriters begs To inform the COM
pubcin general that ali claims against
UnderN rters, occurring in about tins King
dom, in be verified by hmn Masters of Bre-
vessels enterin. this uf The tta-
allan Islands distress requested TO
appiy 10 the al their earliest convenience
FLORENS STAPENHORST.
Honolulu, Isi July, 1854. 9-Iy Office Nuuanu Street
kRCLL s. MOLL,
Agents of the Hamburg and LUbeck I'm
deTwTiters,
Honolulu. Oahu, =. Il ls@i
Polynesian., 1855-04-07
J. A. BURDICK,
An La = l.

VUUVtF9 "ttII"f
avfne formerly occupied by W vincent
Hotel St. viii continue 10 carry on
business in all its branches at tue aO'fe
mentioned place where he hopes that those OF MS iehG
who have hitherto afforded him liberal patronage VIII
not f,iJ 10 give him call y. 800 bhs casks
on hand and sale liberal terms.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-14
snnianifhr @rfanntfha oft.

Der .,G6ic. 5rbunr" bonn 10. :r;G6lt, baB
cine @sIunptI6uft RON ;ebn inpianil6s 5duptlin'
gen ber @innsbascs, beslsitet BON benr Grncral
sylet&er, AM 8. auf ibrsr JldIc mad Dnfains'
ton rur6 Gbtcaso fam. Giniss srn tfnen bat.
ten elm SprnrbmrS 2tusIebsn unb 3sidnsten IIf
purh ibre trdIti8en @slaltsn iebr rcr ben fie um'
setrnbrn tIeinen uno I&pd9ltten rriben Man'
nern aus. Ginrr RON ibnsn, sBinnsIAid, srfann'
te, ais sr duf Der Gilsnbabn nad Jrespcrt ssfom.
men mar, Icslsi6 istnsn aIten Sascbr3irt piebsr
Dieter BinneI6id IN elm Scbn beS alien 56upt'
ltnss reGelbsn Namsns, fpsl6er isin Dcrf auf BEN
ndmli6en glats bdtte, mo isbt 5rspcrt fett
Bel6sn Ginbrud bic Neusruuetn in frtnsr alter
6rimatb uuf ben 9ueisnrr ssma6t babtn, Il
niHt angsssbsn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-14
2StscpnGu.

Eie pr6rien in rOiseenGn.--Die 9rGs
rien in unlerm Staate EabGn n6t bic sunScbsure
@uSrctnm9, ris jenE pm SlnctS, Ohleurt, Scs
ma unp Wtnnriota ; le itnp 8crEtnli6 BON S3cdI=
walpung umfGumt unp icitlt in unlcrn Iprttaerrtns
teltcn YrGrcn inpn f6 man6mal tctrdbtlide
g9ltpyar,rl!en nit Dem itGrtien optpru6ie. Gis
Spenings, ,prlht cinen 9rcbcn 3brtl prs iuolthrn
98tecrnliu bspedrn, pcrrantrn ttrr gessnwarti9c
getalt prr gGirtuns spn iSbrIi6en 6eurrn, weltt
a.en auoern QSIlppud5 ierltDrrR. nit Ausnaeme
Yon Gj6euartm, bic Dem sIIes SrrniGtrnpen Gle
mente ,u riceritebrn SsrmT1rn. Sas jatrltdr
Qcrtrrnnsn riNss iitrrfuifsen Graswuhies une
iirpsrn llntsrtuIArs bat elt SaGTtaaiis.nHern Dem
BCbn Irine yrpputtipnstraft Bcgettn une ben
ieltrn fir bCn YFug rOrtereitet. 9a III Der lang
ipierisc Clearing '9rcyb, ireldrr ncthwrnbtg IT,
unt bic ridbtrn SehwalpunIrn ron Sbic, Snptana
uno glefp2crf inter Gultur Su tringen, utcrfltiI'
ia. Die 9tdtm bat IN S3ieecnFn pieIrn 9rcesf
fir bic aniierlrr Gterncmmrn, inrem Tr rur6 ses
lpaltiae YrSrietrdnre rcn SCrm tiinst unb sugIsid
rem 9Huae ;ugdnsli6 ma6t, mdbrsnr reiien ater
aqerndrts rinen binrri6crren Srrratb pen 9Sal'
punscn gum Saurn, ju 6rntrn unb junt' Srrnner
rrlsrSirt. SirIem llmlanre III aud bic raihe Be
icreluns, Bic frdbe 9trife uno Der lia merfId
bdufsnrs g8oblfanp pirIes Gbrtlss bon sBiSeUnfn
,uiuI6reiten.
Strr,u trntmt atsr nod bic neusrt 9tdtIahe
DAP n6mlia src6e, gan, fdr ben 0raSwuhs scs
rsnstr SDrdrirn pcrhaltniBmdsis nit wraenftrnIt'
gen, bSbrrselrSsnm rnb rem 9fIuse Ssb6risen
Yrdricn in oirler 8Cscn Gtwe6irln unr nab lamb
rirttI6aiui6en SsNirfniiien pertbeilt fne. Die
Scmmrnreiprn Tnb iterau Scrtreffli4 unp Ser
fir ben gBintrr II I'M lleberFuB Srrtanben. ar
man6rn Srtcn batrn Simrttp unp rreibrr 8ler
s8ur;rln erfa6t mp f& in ben rifenen, rpiIUer
prdren eubeimiIA scmadt. DisIe ;dbnren @'ras'
artrn neGmrn Ubne tinFtide Na6bilfr cas pilpG
0ras innerbalb Bis Sabrrn in f6 auf unr
bas reffIide 9anb II beltmmt, in menisen Sab
rrn ;u gBirIen ron Simptt3 uRb Sler iit "sr'
lpanrelt gu baten. CSdnnJ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-14
Sie SifembesSpnferei,;.

Die Dem Gonere6 dberI6i9ten Dofus
mente beBI0lih Der in Sftenoe uno Idbh
oboebaltenen Gonfseny Der Ser. Stao:
ten @sIanoten in eonoon, 9aris uub Mfa:
orio, Die 6trren 8ubanan, @aien uno
Scule, fino febr umfanerei6, uno ents
bilten namenttib idmmtIibe DepeIben
SIR. Soule'5 uno Die Qntrporten oes
StaatsIefretGrs Marcp. Die Cuba An:
neration biloete eriibtlib ben 0oupt8e=
senftano Der oepfo8enen Serbanolun9en
uno mo6t ben pitbti9fen Sbeil Der oiplos
matiIben 6 9orreIponoenten aus. Sle BON
Den 9enannten @eianoten 9emelniam ents
tporfene, uno BON Qo1en, Den l8. 'Sft.
1854 oatirte DepcIbe entb6lt cine unls
fanoreibe Darleoun9 Der beSi9lidb Gubo's
na6 Der @einun9 iener @eianoten 5u be-
fol9enoen politit. Die 8ra9e 1T in JIpel
GbIbnitten bebanoelt, pie fol9t:
i.) Die Ser. Staaten follten. tpenn
m0ati6, Guba pbns Serju9 anfaufen.
2,) SO 1T iebr rpa6rf1etntttp, Dap Die
Reoierun9 uno Die Gortes pom Spanlen
lid, pIia gum Serfaufe errpeifen lperoen,
oa oerIelbe ole b6bifen unO beifen Snterei:
fen beS IpaniIheu Solfes f0roern pdroe.
Sund6it pereen banu Die 9runoe oars
oeleat, wel6e bic Ser. Stoaten beitimmen
Ioaten, Guba onjufoufen, Suba's, ben
merifanifbeu @clf uno bic WtiIItIitppt=
Wdnoun9 beberrfbenoe Sa9p, eer IN les
nen &e9ionen tdolib junebmence 6ans
Del Der SSer. Staaten, Die eefdbrte
Siberbeit oieier, Der auf Cuba berrfben.
De abiolute Defpoti6 6 mu 8, bic bettdns'
big brobenoe @inmiibuR8 frenber Mdbte
in Die Serb6ltniiie Der 0ta6barlt1aten
Der Union, oos Snterehe oes 8eltbanoels
II. {. 10. fino ciuioe Der ju 9uniten oes
2(nfauf5 BON Den 8elaneten uor9ebrabs
ten 8riinee. .
Inter Der Sppiten 2(btbeitun8 merOsn
Der iammerpoQs, banferotte 3uitano
Spanien6, uno bic Seoeutun9 uno Ser:
rpenoun8 Der rettenoen Summd 9eipttrc
oiet, welbe Sponieu ourb oen Serfauf
@uba's erBicten wGroe; es rpiro ferner
oaraetban, tpie in ben beiten 3eiten oes
SeieeS Der perlen Der Qntitlen oiefclbe
Dem Sbase Spanipns nibt mebr otS Ell
ne batbe MtiQion OoQ. reinen Sabrc6s
eintommen6 ab9eporfen babe. 9Seiter
bin lpiro erlGutert, rpie Der duf Den gu
6anern lalfenoe unertrd9libe Orutf tiber
furj ocer lang Die oll8emeine Grbebun9 Der
Gubaner cur Sol9e boben miii1e, rpie fort
uno fort Silibuitiersg sgrpcoitioncn ouf Die
Seine 9ebrobt peroen oirften, Den Gu:
bantrn 5u iDrerSefreiuno, uno pie oer9es
ifatt Die Ser. Staaten He9ierun9 uno
8olf, fib zines Sa8es niht Der Nctbtpenz
Oiofeitentiieben Wereen fonnen, Dem be-
Crudten 8olfe Cuba & 3u 6dIfe 5u ellen.
Dem Qllem, uno Sblimmern peree
ucr9rbeuet i'm Snterefe ber Ser. Staas
ten uno gum 6eile Spaniens, wenn Der
6anoei irpiIdHn beiosn in Setref Cuba &
m0g!ibit balo, uno in frieoIi6er 2Selie
obaeibI0hen pcroe.
Dies 1T un9efdbr Der 6auptiuDalt Der
pielbciprobenen SiIibuitirr= DepcIbe un:
lerer 8eianoten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-14
anbianer.Grd,.el i'm fermen gSeitem

llctcr rie unlSn9t per 5etegrapb scmelbetrn
Snptanrrs 0rGuel in NctpsNlerito cntbalten SIdtz
ter srn ct. GcuiS fclscnpeS Ndbrre: am %.
DcScmbcr te9ingn bic 2lpa6es mO Utah Snpias
ner srper Saanstbatcn AM 9usblp BON 2lrfans
Ias. Die Snpianer SGtlten etrpa 100 Wann, bic
nit Slintcn, NcNcrn ,np Stbla6tdren berpaFnet
paren. Ste I6Harn Ff leiie in bas 0prf unr
man wurbe iie ni6t ebsr setpatr, bic tbr fiirdter'
lidcS StriessseI6rci BEN Gtnwrhnern in bic St.
rrn tGntr. Gs mar ;u IpGt, um Scrtrrcituu9cr
;u maGen. Dad cinem bluti9en Grrifen, unter
bem @ebeul rer Dtlrrn unp rrm gStmmern Scr
SSrausn ,mb Ginbern, 3poen rte Snbianer riepe,
ab unp nabnrn prc Srauen uup stpst Sinrer NIT
sic batten ii @dnner eriala8cn uns 2 tcptlid
| sernpllbCt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-14
g6lus Ses Spnarefyes.

Der Gpnsreb Der Ser. Staaten bat
i9 ni9t am Samitas gtabt IL llbr
pertast, rpie friber beiblpben mar, fon>
bern Ifine Sisuns am Splutag bic ge>
gen 0tittag fprtseieet. Die Newart
3eitun9 fast bariiber fppttipeiir, mas
mir I'M tiefiten Grnfte wteperbplen :
,QBas iptl aus ben Ser. Staotcn tpere
ben, penn bic bBAte pplitiIbr GBrpers
I6aft ben Sabbatb auf ipl1c Weiie
entbeilist, iib befnetrt unb hsrsleiden
l1nfug mebr serri1tet !" Sang Waf@@
ingtpn, bei6t rs, mar an jenem Spnntag
IN 9epesuns alle @irtbsbduler iparen
pfrn unb elm 9eben unb 3reiben ipie in
Der Wp6e. @ir tbetlen fplgenpe S4luB<
tenen pom GpngreIe nit:
Cine unsrtrurs aufrssuns rIsf I'm Rspraitntan.
trnbauIe bic NltttciIung tsrrcr, eas Der sraiis
0lut ttt G0a75 GEipilr OH Oh MI fftrlt ;55ttO
belsat tahs. 9luIs nurbtn laut, ,,Dlan frbe
ben DrdEpruten In gIntlass !" ,,Gs 1T 3ett Sur
9aspoutirn !" u. bsl. Srpbrrm rurre Sas Srtr
auirrtt rrbaltrn, tnbsm lid niht ;tpei Grttsl Der
Stmmen FUR eie Stl ertldrten.
lin baIb nrun ubr CSOnntast) 3eiste es li&,
ba6 trtn Quorum porbanpen. Der Sergeant at
9Irms wurre anscpielen bic erfcrprrlite 3atI Der
DaUonseI4lt6ensn dubutrsiben, mp bic Deln'
qurntsn ins Saus gu brngsn. unterpe6en oers
trirten iia bic @rlesSsbrr in anbertr sseiIe bic
3ett.
Sr. pratt frast, Of Der Ssrsrant at Mrms tein
| Friibiliid ins 6aus brtnaen tDnnte
Sr. 8aIldwIa piiTsn, OBJ gSbisfrs gunfd sre
laubt ls. (aagrmetnss 0sIaHter. Stimmrn |:
Gut gut y
Cine Stimme: .,S6idt benz pratt einrn 3pIs.
Bad" (Sa pa BAD
Sr. Yratt: gSeu, t6 bin bun9rtS
8icle Stmmrn nadrinantsr so i'd" sd
aud 7" ,,llnb idb "m.
I'm 9 lltr fam Der Sernrant at @rms ;uriid,
unS bsrt6tstr, bae CT riRr n;ubI Iusreiber sin5e'
bradt Babe.
Die arteiten purben fur; Sarauf pisber aufse'
nrmten, unp atrrmals cine 9teibr srtbersr uno
tleinrr giQs, rdruntcr bic Gipil uno DIPLOMATIC,
unO bic Iarinr, Budget Bill, purpen pailtrt.
g8atrsnb eincS glamrns9IuIruiss itanb lor. Benz
ton an err 1tIrr, unb prpteitrte, ale rer Slert
Ictnen ylaincn nannte, NIT 9sftecn @eRen 9egcn
ben 9lufruf. GrIasts: ,S d Bin Elm Gr mi t.
gtieb, benn Die beuti9e Stbung IN
Elm 9tbeq auf ben Sabbatt." Das
Srnrbmen Sertrus rirf cine iSrmIi6e Serpirruns
bsrsur, unS Der Sprratr pro tsur. rief tbm 3u er
let auber Srpnune.
Denton: sd Fin trin MitsGirr !6rr !"
Spre6er: rgBenn rrr 6err tcin gdtsIiep
III, tpirb Der Gbtrltsber ibn binauS bringsn.
(9eladtsr unb auSrufe: ,,Ssbr gut !" So
ssb5rt fd'S !" Die Gallerisn fino piGt 9cbringt
nit NrnI6en.)
Die COMMITTEE an ben grGT6rntrn trurbe CT.
nannt, unp bssat it@ nit Der Senat' COMMITTEE
mad prm prisen Saulc.
Die Committee tcmmt Scm g2eiBrn SauIt ;u'
rid uno n,elrrt, bab Der Yrdipsnt DEM 33. Grns
greg feline weitern Nittbeilun9en 3u MAIDEN BABE.
6r. Srr tcantra9t bab baS Saus 10 Winus
ten Dor ~ llbr fl4 eertasen lOa.
DIR 9Intra9 rirb an9encminrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-14
Senentli6e Serfauf
n perI6ulidem Giaentbur1,

p BON perI6ulibem Giesnt6um.
0tsnaags ttn 20nrn Mir, nd6iisns, an IL
llbr Oitta8s, lua AM 5auIe tss untsrI6risbtn, IN
Oteriautpn 3aunId,P, 2sGa Gduntp, isin snn;,r
SauTei.StCd unb @erStbFGol.sn 6Fsnti9 ptrs
tauf rerren, ndnili6:
9isres mrppn 2 glG6rtn fiub nit 6d1en,
i3 Stiif HinpStsb, irpsrn Grubltnss uno efr
gelt SpGtlinse Rnp; G4aafe, f8 SGwtine, 2
Oiuttgi6wriRe une rtt Ger bon scr;islidsr @rt,
9ftrbeBewaIt unp Drrihnnhins, g9sl6tcrnid6lsrv
cin 0dutswassR nit Sops, Elm 3 9iuls slipti,
ifrr Srrinssipassn anb Bcpp. SUrbsr-unb Nftrr
Gsi6trt, 9Fusssf4irr BON isosr 9trfGIrnsnbtit,
3 gFass, Gssf, S4rmsl. uuo 8crbrronetn,
i5infterfrtts Sperrfrttsn, aiihfsttsn, StrpttanE,
5ir6en, 2 Sctts BON Sttinbabps, SHipprn unb
6affr, Gin gleun. glottsn. Sfen nut Rcbr, ;3dsrr,
9Gfsn unb UieIe dntsrs grtttsI, Su ;ublrri4 su
meleen.
Srrn8unstn: d1ts iibtr 5inf 1tdlT, DO
ndts Gubit tei elmer 9lp!s nit gutter Gihtrhsit.
@iQidm 50. @Fierba6.
q. g. GO wtrb llrfngf VerEctsn, trsenb asifti
ss @etrdnTe te Der 0'elcSrntht oui zen 9'runD
~ trinScn.
@larj Z, 1855, nq2m