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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

Seeirner fd bieler Grlssrnteit ibren often
}rsunben, Ginhen unp rem 9ubltum iibtrbaupt
dnSuSeissn. pae fie atIr Srrbinoungen init anbrrn
Sduler nufsebctsn babeni unb bab lie nun rpieoer
inter iid atlein in cine Geiddfts Gtrbiiipuns &c.
trcten linb, unb ailc nun itiebrr bic Stctt9es
Idaftc an ibrent altcn Stubplabe, Der Sepa8 8cls
lcp-Sdllc idrds 9esenibrt auf alIriniSe Tr&s
ming fcrtlebrn pcrrrn. ....... ....
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

Srentsn, 10. sprii. : ge Der icster
aattssfdhSenen Babl siens Der ,,San" le9rcif
aus Dem &f berpor. ..........
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

Gbieasp.9. gpril. -5tnIdnslide Seri4-
tt ron Der @atl iinb rinse9angen, I'M es sur G'e-
tuiBbeit ,u MAIDEN, bab bic gStisr Staats' Sram'
ten in Soma NIT srEerrsn Wrrtcitrn rrpSbtt Ipcr'
6en fnp, ala I'm lrbten ausuit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

2puisStae; 9. gpril. = Se Der AM
Samfas sebaltenrn gBabl erbetten Die gmrrifas
nr einen sldnsenpen Sir9. Sbrr MsRrbeit III
unsrpUbnli6 stob.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18
q flfarapbi(dfs.

INDortsmoutb, Cgirsnru,) Z. 9prit,-
Bst Der gefrigen sebalttnru gBd9l fir9tcn bic
Mmrrifaner NIT einer Wlebrbeit pom $50.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

atdpprt, ii gpril.-Das sursc Imcrifd
niide Gidst 1T dllbisr nit riner tiir6I6nittliAri
Nlsbrbcit bon 500 Stinmsn rrtpdbIt prrprn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

Ginetnnatt; 8 Gprl.- .-aats ii nun bier
rubis. DEM eei6enbesansniB beS Srn. M n.
roe, Der bel Der neul& sebaltenrn g6ltt burG
ausldnber ernurOst wurbr, wpbnten 1000 ames
fititrr III eiiem 6Brper tsi.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

9atlinsttn, gE II april. = IA 3ca
S6nse ii agbier leste Nadt scfaaen. Der 9brr'
npm.tsr ae6t IS iitr 3rp. ......
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18
3wri Gpinba9nicn
MSenaaeric II. Gircns

s3pei GpmbaSnicn
Menagericu II. Circus
Q. y. Soroes, @isnrr.
Wryers unp Mapisans be.
rtibmte Reiter Truppe |!
Sbne grtra Sprperunsrn, 2
Grbibitipnen In giner.
Sur fir Gin Sag. 9ia4mits
tags unb abenbs.
I. NJ. Hiron. Direftcr Der
sulammensciestrn GrbititiO-
fiert, 1F
gu stllentaun, auf Dcmrrs
flag ben 3ten Mai, 1855.
Sn picler Grbititipn werpen
bic gtTbten letenprn @uriufs
tItrn in Dem aan;rn 9bierrri9
gcfuhbcn, rlGmlitb Gin lebrnprs
@ tr a f { unp Gin letenpre
81 + tneceroS, neben ciner
scllsn Collection ron anprrn
ritpsn Sbirren, ale in gutter
@eImfttit.
Sic Circus Sruppc
teltebt aus bem irIgenpen &a'
lent. gIopn ST M W eps
rrs. OiiB 9t pfe M a D.
Iigan, bic furdtlple mb briG-
liante ameritonil6e &iinltlerin,
in itren ni6t eleiCb gu itearns
ben Scenen BON Egquitatipn.-
5erren :. Sing, &c Huc, B.
slrmitrpus, 0iaitrr 0tapi9on;
unp YrpfeIcr 9iircn, init iris
nrn talrntpolIen ;3G9linsrn in
allen ibrsn 9luSfii9rrmssn 81
Yferrr, unb in 2beibrsiitlmsEn.
Die fcIsenpen icItencn lmp
fdDnen &biere seDBrcn 5u Der
Grhititipn
Gin Sra;iIinniIhcr GiBer,
3pci 9lfritWiIdc Sscporpen, 2
q. 9tmsritanii6E Sirrn, elm
Yaar GnstiIde Stride, Gin
itGnc5 ;3rbra. Elm perupianis
i4rs Snma, Gin ipeierr Cancel;
Gin &angarpp, ncbit elmer Ssrs
l6icpenbrit Dlonfegs, parrptSi
9clirdns, Spinen; parapirs
S6acI II, i,w.
Ginla bptsis ;u tripcn
Grbt6itipnen 25 Gents. Sim.
Der inter 9 Sa9rrn alt balls
pretB. Sbijrrn pTtl um 3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

uno Z llbr unb Die SrrIrIlunern tr9tnnen BALI
mad 2 llbr unS ein Srrtcl DUr 8 llbr. ...
E1 Die aascnrcinc 2lu5riituug EcrcS bra Cir
Gus uno brr Olrnagcric Sruppcn, murrc pcjc SaE@
rcSScit kcpertiteui9t, unp Spor in cinrm St9l Ypn
eIr8anS iiErrFabt5 fpitFar unp Fisher rHnr @Iei-
6Cn. .......... .... .......
Die 5eitcrz un6 GciGr6atunas. .&Hnlfcr, Srh
welNen in rCu Sias cine 0cnnue 8eI6rcibuna &C.
frmrcn ipirp, 9e6Gren untrr bic crllrn &aEc itrcr
9rcfreicn, bon brccn @rI6Ir6tcn, unp liub iibrrs
all trtannt unp bcrlbmt ale bic
Stcru Sruppe;
pcn rem Serrinigtrn Stantrn. Ginr splle
Iiilit1riIbc Sra6 Santc
tcNteitct bic Scrttniottn pradtpclrn Grtititcncu,
unp pirb ibdbrcnb Den Gorltclun9cn cine GCrI6ics
ocnhrit Scn nturh rnp IaIblunntltr Stltrn aufs
ipirlen.
Dsy- Die GomSagnic irir6 in riirf Gr5;tbicn,
um ttwa 10 llbr npie Stnot rinsirbenj unp mad.
bent lic rur6 bic Sauptz zShabcn arspsen ii, ptrb
Ie d na4 iGrrm GrDibtiUns. Belt krseten.
9lpri( rs. -..--..--.-.... ........--... no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

8cRtH, II. 9lprl. -Da6 DarsfIaiff 9IFa
sirns teute Spn 9irr nit t59 YaNasieren unr
S690,000 in Speete mad 9iperppol ab.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18
M0rftb c t,id) te.
preiie in 9lllcutamn am Oicnitae.
llrue Otter F! llfnf Otter

.,Stpt uno Sufsrt taben 1T Der Gtart
Nllentdun, unp ;ipar in prm gleuYpf Stpbr, friis
brr sebolten srn Sern unp Slein, @ei6Gite he.
acnnrn unb ttgrsifen nun biele Nletbppe ibren
8reunbtu mb bem 9ublifum i'm aagemcincn an,
suscigen, rab fe int Stanee iinp aller 0dtbswers
tuns in bem Srrtauf BON
Srpfeneit.SSudtcr Grp; cricn,
SuicnS 'SSaarcm II. SGrpct$.
ttoB Su tirten Dits it ttin Sumbus. Siuftt
M uup iitrr;edst gu6 Ieltf-pir rt6nrn ni6tV
fir paS Seisbsn mIrrer @jiitsr.
gSir baben Gin IdDnsS Enforcement bon Gcnts
mer Seioe ali 50 Gents bic gJarb. ...
S6dipls fir ST 25 uRO aufwGrts
Scibsnr para1pls bon rs Gents oufpSrts.
SodnrIdubeu. Striimpie Spn Gents aufpGrts.
prints Sch ,u IL Gcnts.
@ebldhte uno itnsctlei6te 8luslins Scn 5
Gents aufmarts.
Gin al9emciues 9lIprtemsnt Wanns zsln,iac
Outer, II. 10, u. (. III.
Der 6GGHe greis irirb trSablt fir 9nrcsproy
butte i'm Auetauld fir 96aarsn:
9lufct an unb mtbcilet fir Gu6 Irl6R, GS IN
ignrn fcin 8rubsl bic Otter Su ssisfn.
.6oupt uno Stutfert.
GOentaun, Ipril Is; - nG--6Y
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

3rrrfcnrn @oaren StGbr,
an pti8em Srt crBfnst bat allpp or min tcrcit
it, Irtnf &unSFn ale ;u rmpfangtn, uno brnIrlten
na6 gSmId Su rirnrn. Grin Stcf it rin gan;
nrurrr unb brsrctft aarS in ib ipa6 in rnrm ppbts
rin9crittrtcn 5rUdenrn. gSaarrns sStpbr sriuBt
mro. Nan rradtrt cS paber ais utrrfld6is tte
9lrtiteI bier ansuiibren. Scin Stcd ii Gin sanS
nsuer, IL an zen rsdten Yrcibrn cinertauit, unb
CT iptro pcnlrben aud ipiCbcr gang biGis ablaGcn.
er tt oantbar fir tcrcitS gsuc6cne SmSI6ait,
uno mirb Ih bsitretsn immrrbin pas Yubitum ~
brfrepi9cn. &uiet an mt ,irt6dltt fiirGu6 Irlbf.
GnO6 @eiB.
Nurntautt, april is, 1855. ralm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

III Ioebcn Spf, ben
sroBea 9)iirttcn ;u.
riid9cfcbrt, ilnp bat
bod eincn berrli6cn
Stpd Glitter Il it9es
braht. gllm, ipsr
ibn fennt Der ipfib
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18
!6Ollo {! ASOllO /!
Sfnrrman uaG llfnhar6

Die alto 6irma picbcr felbt i'm 8rlbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

fdr 1854, ' 1865 10
Siir etisenltu, u 90
Strafgee negtn tbnefltm Tobrsu, 90
@rlts rom @trfouf ese attsn Gprsenf. 45 81
). s. Staue, BdFrttntt fIr 1854, 2I4 90
S12.6I9 90
Tf.
@srfHicSshc 2uliGtn tuo SuttreTtn &C.
;abt. 1856 81
SCIsud eoius, ectte fir Sprietubous, 1872 25
!fretit uno Masriol fdr Sprgsnb. 1853, 35S "a
@bOrles Sutsr, ouf Ncbnung dr Gin
neuts %. 1854, 400 90
gSiuiam 6crn, ,eebtrnltabd, Sutnr uno
auotrt 0irniis. 81 rs
9scrruob Quoitcrtu, OienitG fir 1853, 10 90
Sdmpcl perm StraPen:6 6cmm9ICutr, 36 50
Scbn !on1cnbutb, be; 2jS 81
Reubtn Smilb. DO. $50 10
Satcb pains, eo. 33 73
Gapr 8lsdnr.. Co. ectba gBarb, 27S 3s
Oanid GSiano, SraEtt:Grbeit o 81
Sam. 6crn, 2urnjes Nrcn ou6uftiutn, 6 62
%. eauosnlblG9tr, elltrnt eamptnptcittn, 100 90
8. &. 9tuht, Bsreu9b Gsuius III nebmtu. rs 90
q. unp o. Stcrtbj Gurbltcine 9t9cniit,r
Dem Gcurbaus uu0 bs 2arf. Snpptrs, so 50
Satrb 8Sltrr; Gurtltsius ;u ttlIrn, ii 65
GIiuS G1trs, &trmtgtn i'm erho NSorr, &c 81
abctpb NtHbath, &irnsetu, 3tibnru ttt. l59 95
8crfbitothe @ibdtfS:@crmeGcr 40 20
SSclspb 3tntnsr, SermslIur9szNparat, $50 90
Sel,Irplu9 ausjubcstrn, ~
:. 8orbsr unp Co., 6cutrplu9, ID 90
e. BttoeIman, 2tusbGgtrun9 4oatrn uno
etittr, G 55
Dialogue unh gcrrit 1000 Sug nclt, 7l0 90
g. Q)cuue uuo Scbn, fir Gcumtia pclt
Gdrrlo9c, Grid ctt. 800 So
SrwiIi9uns fir G'rcppiG 4bcls Gartto9ej S55 90
Sauies 9. Bultb, Ssusr9rdr unb StRtbt, 2l5 81
YliftIin lpanuunl, fir oruden, 23 80
9tumer, Buib uuo &C.,, prudtn cts. IL rs
z. 9S. S9iiirn, orutttu etc. ..... 6 50
Sat. @brs, Icltisi Solor, orf RtthnunoJ Fl6 90
Gli s. Sd9tr, Stbreibtr Cellar, lS53-J4j 105 90
Sttu6en 8Si5, Stbutiar. 1854, IL 81
Gop. 8it, 5taat II. Gauntp:Sor, 1854, % 20
GhOs. WrdeGr, pottlru fur Spannrrs, a 90
CSrmu uno 8tniu9cr, BaorSn fir erdupj 10 81
Satr6 @bri9, Sprtufldt fir bc. 3 65
Sraut. 9eb. tcoteS StbUCin ipt9;uraumSuJ 80
\. ". NRciItr, 6nrtwaarsu, 13 Sc
Safcb Gbri9 GItro Modjts pcliti, = 90
". 81. SS9tr, Staptratb in 1853 uup 1851
gu ncti;irtn, 80
Samuel 8ur9tr, Trtiyn ousidtbdItn, 81
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18
Nclscr SfOi)r

gteben oer SoS: :Ycuorp Oalle-gtt To-
8eit Samilton StroBe-Ser Stdot
..... ... Nllentaun. ....
llnterSCifneter runidt leine 6reunbr rm6 Gin
Seebrtes 9utlifum gu trnahrihtigen rap CT rIntn
glIn3fhetn iteuen " .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

Or.
8llan, in 6dnocn. Iaut lrsttr 3cdbuuHa, Si5S &c
Baat fir pttidiiscthe anISibtn pSbrcn6
Dem Sahr, $500 90
9aat pti, sSiaiura .ocrn, 8crcusb Sat
fir 1853, 81 %
SGat vtu @atb. osbdfsr, 9crcusb Sar
fdr 1854, 1865 90
Sir etisentu, u 90
Strafgelo rpe9tn ltbnelItm Tobreu, 90
@rlts nom Nttfouf ess atrsn Sprieenf. As 81
;. 5: 8taus, @dHtrttntt fdr 1854, 244 90
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18

sSaarrn scfauft Gat, bonn or it rfdnri'' unp irrr
i9m Ihlrdte @titrr anbansrr mill, muB frtb mcrs
gems oui9slanpen lrm. Sin Seriuh Su maiden
bic Sitter bier gu tcnamen, iprlhe CT Sctauft Bat
ii unmS9l4, nb es mu6 9cnu9 icin 81 lascn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18
S0leiffeine

Ycu br tsittu Nrt 81 Butsn tci 2. y. Mcfer
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18
Der altr bidr Soktnri6 i

III Icebcn Srn BEN
-. ZlS\- groBen Iirttrn ;rs
Ann N rid9cfebrt, imp bat
LNESstEKM bod einrn bGrrlidcn
- > klI.zzE1SA zSE1SA Strd Glitter it9es
4Sa'IWSIINSTS[tfIetk\hMM> braht. 9irm, rpsr
LAAAkllE1AAF ibn fennt Der peib
fyFsss fEoaB CT bic rehtc
sSaarrn scfauft Gat, bonn or it ,fdarf" unp tprr
i9m Ihlrdte @Gtrr anbdngrn nil, muB frtb mcr'
gems auissaanpen lrin. Sin Serlud 81 MAIDEN
bic Sitter bier gu trnamen, irrlde or grtauft BAT,
ii unn,Ssli4, mS es mub 9cnu9 icin su lascn,
bab ..
Sin ppllS1inbiSeS Enforcement
Grrfcnrr'8aarch Grp3crirs, Guirne<
ar. gSaarCn
mp ftr; ale nnbae Irtitcl rir in ctncm re G t en-
Stc6r 9rbalten wcrren, dngclrgt bat. limb mic
biIliS-man icllte eS gar nidt pntfen-r5 III als
les ungsmcin wo9tfct-ja ie t6nuen unp wrrrcn
wcblfeiIcr ol5 je Scrtaufcn, prn e batcn bel ui,s
Srbeurrn SuantitGtrn rinScfauft, uno ro6er pers
bieucn Iie db tbr Srpp penn lic Idier gar ipe@
rer an &rltr pertauirn. Otln muB Ieltf pas
BIN gctm, prnn cs ben 9rutrn in rcn 3citunsrn
trsrci1ih ;u MAIDEN, pcl6e Bargains pa scmaAt
wrrpen tbnncn, 1T unmSslit. G,sbt oIIo ielbit
Gn-pcnn flcScrere Stcbrtceper finost man nirgenrS
Ipnltmo Der altr bidr tocinrid ii aud immrr tr.
rctt Gu4 quite SpGBe ;u crjGblrn wrnn cr nitt 81
NrI6iftig 1T, unb waS Der 6 GdrIe9, init Der
6ecer bintrrm DIR. Sud- laat, ba fGnnt ibr Gud)
prauf pgIabrn Seinabr bate man bic
Grrtigr RleiSer
Scr9cBen - ia ift batrn Gin lnseGcucr orcBf5 GI>
icrtemrnt Sertige &lriper allcr @rt fir Mamsanz
Siige ouf Sanp - il niracnbs wirp Gin @r6BCre5
an9etpfen, welde lis al iebr billaen grei6en beim
@rcbcn unp &lrinen atiulaEm mtas iinc. 2dnbs
Strbr1altrr bclonbrrS tGnnrn fd pobt besablt
MAIDEN, ipenn tie bel tbnen anruien unb ppn i6ncn
taufsu. Die Jtlrrer ltnb gut Nsma6t, perlaGt
GuA nr0uf, pcnn Der olte Oide lit elm pinftlidG
9fnnn, CT ltrbt f6urf rad, unp wer feline quite
9rtrit mudt, ertdlt feline pciters SeIddfisung-
man Fam if paber wpbI auf bic 81 Il c pirler
&Icrrr Srrlaben.
preeuftc Die 9rirEbnlih in BEN StcGrS
rtagrnpmntcn wcrreu, tringe man nur bcrSbaft 81
i9nrn, prnn tmmrr teSoblrn Ie bic bEhilen NIrttz
preilc.
Sm6 Yunfttidfetmb Sjaistct Gcffch Tc lih
cine 5crtpaurr Der @un1 bes putIjfitm5 su;uii6.
Grn, wcfiir c lib jepe3cit, ,lnp Lei aQrn 0rfgent
bcitcn, bdntbar rtrtilcn irrtDrn. sd.
G,einrih Sdnurmanj
Charles 6. 9teubare.
9(arntaun, apul IS. .l nqlm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-18
SicEer gcf9nitt, ibr Suucrn !

, SO. 1 Grtra feline Matrrlsn unt
8rtbfi6c, MulaiIrs, s3udrr, Raj
sfce, Heis, Seife, Sal,, 5tIs, trpde4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-22

PsrrTr WonEN.-The following 10
doubtless a correct description Of pretty wo.
men, as one Of that kinG-a rery pretty
onc--requests US to publish it - ss;s..sss;i;s.,
"A pretty woman is ono Of the 'insti,u-
ions Of the country-an angel in dry goods.
and glory. She makes sunshine, blue sky
Fourth Of July, and happiness wherever
she goes. Her path is one OF delicious
roses, perfume and beauty, She is q
sweet poem. written iu rare curlcs and
choice calico, and good principles. Men
stand up before har as SO many admira-
ton points, to melt into cream and than
into butter. Her words float round the
ear, ik, music, birds of Pardi.r, or the
chimes of tho Sabbath bells. Without her
society would loose its uuest attraction
the church its Rrnest reliance, aud young
men the very best of comforts and COM
paHy. Her influence and generosity re-.
strain the vicious, strengthen the weak,
raise the lowly, flannel. shirt the heather,
and strengthen the faint hearted. Where
ever you find the virtuous woman, you
also find pleasant fresids, boquets, clean
cloths, order, good living, gentle hearts,
piety, music, light and model, institutions
generally. She is the -four OF humanity,
a very Venus in diminity, and her inspira-
ton is the breath Of Heaven"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-22

EXCITING IsclDENT.-From the Pit,sbpSg
Post we learn the circumstances Of Vie
following thrilling incident (; The Blairs-
vile train on tho Pennsylvania railroad
was under full hcadway when the engi-
ncer Mr.. w. Willis, espicd something on
the track which hc supposed to bo lost
package, but when within ono hundred
aud seven,y.fve fee, he discovered ii wOs
a little child, Of fourteen months, sitting .on
a cross-tie. lie rapidly Gu, Of the steam
and applied the brakes, while the fireman
J. Snyder, got uponthe steps at the side
of the engine, waiting ill tho momentum
Of tie train should be sufficiently checked
to allow him to spring of, run in advance,
and snatch the child from destruciion.-
lie did so by great exer,ion, gaining inch
by inch on the train, seized the child, and
handed il safely to its father; while the
cars stopped within fifteen feet Of where
j, had been sitting.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-22

SOMETHING OF TAx.-The shippers
of gold from California to New York have
paid between three and four millions OF
dollars 10 the New York Insurance Com
panies in the last five years while the
aggregate losses of the insurers have not
exceeded two hundred thousand dollars
Mcssrs. p. Sathar & Co, Of this city, have
paid for inouraace over 100000. We un-
d ,rstand there is a combined effort making
among the bankers to get the ratio reduced
from l Ia to l per cent, the latter figure
being tho rate at which the English com
panies offer to insure.-N.,Y. Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-22

WHALE FISHING Ar THE CArE.-Great
excitement prevailed among tie whalcmen
at Provincctown, Mass, Saturday morn.
ing occasoned by a whale being seen of
that place. Some fifteen boats immediate
ly put out in pursuit. About thirty min.
uteo after he was first seen he was struck
BY a harpoon from one Of the boais, when
he Immediately commenced running, drag
ing the boat and nearly filling it with wa
ter, bu, in some manner he cleared himself.
There have bean several in the harbor within
q few days past, but none have been cap
turcd. They are Of the fn-back sPecie'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-22

Max Mare,zsk's now book reveals many
funny transactions, "bchnd the curtain"
Once the Orchestra turned out, in huff.
at some fanced managerial slight, on the
eve OF the production of "Maria di Rohan,"
but Narelzek was a match for them. He
says:
II began Immediately to rsvolvc what
wa. to be done, and in halt an hour more,
the only two remaining members of the
Orchestra, the stage manager, Orchestra
librarian, and every available parsonage in
the theatre, had started with myself in
search Of music recruits. They were
impressed everywhere. We seized them
in the streets. Dcscents were made on the
highly moral dancing-hjuSc. FidIlers w,re
taken from the vessels Of war in the harbor.
That night, no>musican wac secure. lie
was enlisted wherever he might be found
AT fiv, on the folio wing morning We had col.
lectcd a new Orchestra. AT seven o'clock,
the first T, hcarsal WIS called, with closed
doors The key was in my brecchcs'
pocket. There was not the slightest pos
sb,lity of escape Ior any one of them.
When ten had stricken, breakfast, pre-.
pared by my orders, was served in tho
greon-room. At eleven, we had the second
rehearsal. Dinner was ready at two O'Clock
for everybody. The third rrh arsal was
called OH at three precisely. When it had
c,nclud d, at quarter after ak, tho doors
were unlocked, and they had permission
given them to retire Tor one hour. At
eight o'clock. the performance Of the opera
Of MARA di Rohan" had commcnced.-
When eleven struck; a complete triumph
over insubornation in the ranks Of my or.
chcs,ra had been achieved, and at midnight
I Wa. in bed and sound asleep after forty
hours of unrcmitling labor and continuous
anxiety You may divine, my friend, the
wrath OF the discharged fdlles. Suffice 1t
to say, that it actually beggars the attempt
Of my imperfect English to describe it,"
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AWFUL AFFAIR. On the night OF Sun

AWFUL AFFAIR. On the night OF Sun
day last a man named WIN. Ewers, living
q, Gravc.end, Canada, was engaged in a
dispute with a woman with whom he CO.
habitsd, and being at high words expressed
a wish shat God would strike him dumb
il he was not correct" AT that moment
his speech iailed him, aud up to the pre-
sent time he has no, been able to speak a
word. Beyond the loss OF speech he is in
no way affected, either by paralysis or
epilepsy, so that there appears to be no ply
scal cause for the imp ,diment.-Rochcs-
ter Tribune.
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II you have great talsnts, industry will
improve them il moderate abilities, indus
try will supply their deficiencies. Nothing
is denie to well.dirccted labor nothing
is ever to b, attained without it. Remem.
bcr, n mans genius is always in the be-
ginning of life as much unknown to him
self a, TO othcrs-snd.it is only after Efro.
qucnt trials. attended iwilh success, that
he darcs think himself equal to the under
taking in which those who have succeed
cd have, fixed the admiration Esf mankind.
,::D- Among .the November elections is
that Of cardinal, which takes place q,
Rome this day, 18th. Lucien Bonaparic,
cousin Of the Emperor is prominent can
dijate, and il he succeeds it will be a long
step towards the papal throne, whenever
Plus vacates it.
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IE TINES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNG NOVEMBER e. 1855

IsvAsIos OF IRkLASD.-"A citizen of the
United States" furnished the London
Times with very dignifed and truthful
answer to the assaults upon this country
recently made in the columns Of that jour
nal. In regard to the rumor invasion of
the Emerald Isle, the writer said To
Irela ID the only invasion ever attempted
from our shores was an invasion in l847
by American ships, which were loaded
with grain to feed its then starving popula-
tion,'
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fail to get understanding
Young men-those Of you who are de-
pendent on your labor for sustcnance, and
who have been left penniless in the world
without any education, upon economy you
must base your hope Of saving to yourself
the necessary time and means TO enable
you to store ur minds with such useful
knowledge Of human affairs as will enable
you to become useful and worthy members
Of society, that when duty calls you
into action, you may be found qualified to
act well your part.
You should use strict economy in your
dress, as well as in every thing else. Buy
only such articles ss you really need to
make you look comfortable. Pay no re-
gard to the fashions for II you do, they
will always keep you poor. Do not bo
afraid 10 beat a Yankee trader down in his
price, nor think it 10 mean to do so, but
buy ss cheap as you can BY fair means, and
remember that it !, frequently the case that
low priced goods opllast those ofa high
price, Hyo" 60" pu'c""'e "a'' '''e'"
a good fifteen or eighteen shilling one,
instead o' a'up'''P hsc OF seven oo''ar ia" >
and wear i, as long a, il looks decent for
Sunday go-to-meeting hat, and then put
il on for every day use. II it last two
yca,s. il will be mono too long, thou h the
fashion OF 'ha' af"c'e may nave cna".''
"al oo1ch '''"es J" ''"' pei'''' anu use
IKE economy III every a''c'o o' o'eSs'
those '' YOU young men, VINO nave
been 'i''hg up 'oyo"' "'eohS' suppose eoc"
commence ecoholniz'hg' ana save '"c heA'
year, ray '"r'y oo''ars' a"' |"'' See VII"
you can 90 Win mat '''''s sum-
No" 1T us suppose case ana see wna'
the result may be. For Instances Joung
man who has just completed his sixteenth
year oil age' has saved th'r', dollars 'rom
his last year 3 earnings ana suppose '''a'
sum be expended as follow newspaper
%; letter wri'lny materials and postage:
IS schooling, - use OF book from Ii
brary' S3 books TO replen'sh private library
50 "a Pair OF shoes Tor some poor person,
Is ana let 'he remaining % oe uePos'ed
10 some savings oanh' ."n a''e''''"s '''
'ne a''''en's 10 Oe 'uaeo '' "',
''i' o"e' NO 'ha' VIII "'a" '"'"P'"Ha
interest,"
Perhaps the young maH may think 'he
% deposit IN the bank o' but nile aceosn
but let us figure upon it, and see What may
be the result. Suppose he continues to
deposit IS year, without drawing cut
any portion Of tho deposits, till he is 81
years old, period OF 20 years, and when
he arrives Al the age Of 80, whsn he ought
to be laying up large sum per annsn'
even IL no has family let him deposit S@o'
and continue 10 deposit that sum in tho
bank every year I'LL he arrives a. the age
Of 90 years. Pe.'oa o. 10 yr.'" "'"'"'
maA'hg any ~''"o's~'"' "nen 40 "'
rves al the age OF 90 suppose no draws
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A Coop REroRr.-A humorous young
man was driving horsc which was in the
habit Of stopping at every house on the
roadside. Passing country tavern,
where were collected together some coun-
uymen, the beast, as usual, ran opposite
the door, and then stopped, in spite Of tho
young man. who applied his whip with all
his might to drive the beast on.
The men on the porch commenced
hearty laugh, and some inquired il he
would sell the horse.
"Yss," replied the young man, "but l
cannot recommend him, as he once belong
ed to butcher, and stops whenever no
hears the calves bleat."
The crowd returned to the bar in 81
lsnce.
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wA.uiSc roS Nrws.-The War panic
is about over az Washington. IL 10
though, that the press furry in England
was intended to try the temper Of the
British people, who have declared their
aversion to any quarrel with the United
States
Minister Champion, !, is said, will sure
ly be dismissed, but the British Govern
men, has not made any counter demands
upon our Government for redress Of tho
insults alleged TO have been offered to Mr.
Champion, in c,nnection with tho Phila-
dciphia trials.
In the Court Of Claims on Saturday, the
celebrated case Of the privatccr brig Gen.
Armstrong was taken up and argued for
the claimants by Samuel G. Reid, son of
,he captain who fought the battle gu, Of
which the claim arises.