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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
Later frsm Fort Laramie.


MIGRANT KILLKD-D1PRUOArI0Ns OF INDIANA.
tCorrsspondsnos Of ths st. Louie Rspublicaa.l
FORT LARAMIE, June a.. 1866.
From some returning CaliforniAns who reached
hoTe ycsterday afternoon. No learn the fsIIoWing:-
A few miles above Tho Platte Bndgo, they met
Mr.. G bsoa's train from Buchanan county, No., who
told them chat, whilst travelling along tho road ct
Deer Creek, thirty miles belo the idge, tho In
disDs came up and askea one Of The hands ct the
head OF the train where the captain was; he point
ca out MI. Robert Gibson; they rode up to him. and
whilst one Of them shook him by the hand, the
other. shot him dead. They then rode Off towards
the river.
Tee next day, few miles below the bridge. they
we've hailed ny some emigrant on the opposite side,
(the rolth,) who STATED that the day previous,
whIet opposite Deer Creek, they were attacked by
eightee q Indians, whilst in camp; one woman WAS
lanced twice. and man also lanccd, and drove OF
sixteen head of horses; the emigrauts pursued them
short distance to the hills where they took shelter
behind email breastwork, male Of sods, and show.
ed fight, upon which they returned to oampl
This 10 the first murder have heard Of; they
have etclen many horses below ar above here; aud
cow they have commenced killing, doubt mot will
keep up.
No trcors yet, and the Lord knows when they
win be hare; had the government sent about fouy
comp snss Of mounted troops here about tho let Of
May, the Indian war would be about over now, for
oil that Is necessary is to kill few hundred Of the
MoIicopjsn aEd Biule bands, and the rest are all
whipped.
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Annual Examination of Ward School No IL
JOhp G. Me Nary, PiIncipnl.

The annual examination OF portion OF the pm pills oe
Ward School No Ill Mr.. John G. McNayy prncip took
place yesterday in the schoolhouse No H. near the
Eighth avenue. This ia nav school house only few
months occupied, and Is OF the finest temples o,
learning in the city The examination yesterday wa,
sort OF review OF the studies OF the Gree Academy
Graduating Class which means the class thu, hs Z
passed the ordeal and who TO the Acace
my in September next. The schoohocm was crowded
to excess by large aueeree Of visisrs mostly ladies'
The School Commissioners, Mr.. John Delsmater an !
kobt A. Adams, present and conducted toe exami
nation. Mr.. Randall, the city superintendent va
also present and took part in the reviewing o.
tie day. delegation OF Uentlemen from tn
s,hecls OF Brooklyn present as guests, an /
'Nrtesstd theiprelyes highly delighted with tn
manner N which the exercises Of the day passed on
Ire TOYS were que toned in philosophy. antony and
eoher branches OF Epgisb education and passed the
bst most ifiumphsnty. In defamation md ton
y sssys The boys were particularly praised and sp
paoetd' Matter Saunders was eloquent in his opening
- ~ Master A. r. 4. Allen called down the house
MIsssionet recitation Of the death OF Mar.
, sna tne delivery Of the yaled Glory address The
Wy we're particularly deserving Of praise, ana
go. ~ 81 horo1 70 their school, Prizes AMI certih
800 soou character handed 10 IarQe class Of
boys ~ commissioner nsamater who had for zach
10Y ~ ne handtd him his reward word OF advice and
tncouisgemtnt The teachers OF this school. In the
maze oepaf 'ment, are John G. McNsry rincpal; Geo
cooper Aon1o Hopper, Rodney a. Simban and ave
their duties to their pupils the sraulnation vsstNr
day proved After the programme was ended ssyersl
xtntsmen we're called upon And soue peeches
.ers mace BY Mr. Dslsmster superin.e ndsrt Esudau
" stuart one or two Of the brooklyn ssoxs,ss AID
@ssIa sitss Hass ~ oanRAaI aAfvs,a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

OF Port Prince of fsvs.
eshr Fred Wording (of Belfast Russ CArNeaas IL days
with sugar and mslassss, 70 master.
oak, 10 Crosby d williams. -
sShr John ee;ten nss Savannah. 6daSA with cotton.
sOhr wa.nsr Hughes. chsrissss.. 4dsys with oct.
sosr SAM - sG as PGSssf chssA:.ss. sdAyS
Schr Chief Hopkins. Wilninseea, Nc, days
Schr Ana D, Oliver. Gsorgstown
Schr Fair, Osborn, Baltimore.
Dohr Alice, Howell, Baltimore,
Schr Baltimore, Slsight, Batiners.
Sohr John, Donovan, Addisen, days.
sohr VandAila Grnneu, AilibrilSs, dAys
Schr Del n orts, Love, xastport, days.
BELOW.
Bark q W Dodge, from Csnfusgos
SAILED.
Ships Ravenswood New Orleans Mattapan, Miramichi;
Exoeisisr Liverpool Aisssspp Baltmorei Agnes Ricn
mond Traveller. St John NB CsSrs Linn. Glasgow;
bark Florence. Bath; and others.
Wind during the day. Light from 3.
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man killed on the railroad near Trenton. j.,
on the 18th inst He was supposed to be from New
that slate and pencil were found in his pc sket He Is
supposed TO be about So years OF age.
The Governor has commuted the sentence Of Mchssl
Hogan, seutencei to be hung the 9Th October for
prsonmsbt for life The evidence upon which ne was
convicted il regarded as unsatisfactory.
grand barbecue given at Paris Bourbon county,
Kentucky on the 18th nst to celebrate the APPLETON
OF the Coyipgton and Jexngton railroad Paris is
eighty FIVE miles frem Ccungtcn. The tables we're
spread in the grove, at the north end Of he ground
They vera nine in number each ons hundred ami sxty
feet long.
match game OF billiards. for s. 00o. is TO he played
in New Orleans. between .~o creole ladies Of the 6rt
resIectahiiity.
the American party in the First district of Georgia
Some patches Of snow stu remain on the northeastern
slopes OF the White Nou ntains in New Hampshire On
Mount Jefferson there is snow bank some four feet
years till the middle Of August. On Mount adams snow
is visible from tie northern sle though ths qusatty
is less than On Mount Jefferson
\ marriage romantic" is mentioned la the New Or
leans Crescent in which stock broker OF that city took
beautiful lady TO church. hundred young ladies,
dressed like eouis acted trademarks and an equal
number Ct gentlemen az grcomsmen They formed .
procession which cistractipg to behold and enter
ed the marital home from street carpeted vita lowers
Last week man named Brown, re,idert of Newport,
ky and An infant con- died suddenly with the cholera
On the 2ad inst Mrs Susan Brown, widow of the man
snd mother Of the boy destroyed herself by pungng
into deep cstern. When discovered she was quite
deid In the afternoon her mother who had been living
with her, attempted self destruction in the Sans man
ing that she designed killing herself kept close watch
her, The old lady regretted that she had not suc.
the family.
Eight usitives from slavery reached syrscuse tbs
goth inst, aRd were puzzled forward 70 Canada
Ihese we're 20s7 arrivals at Saratoga ast week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

TEARING UP RAILS ON THE OHIO AND MIssIs
sIPPI RAILRoAD.-Tbe creditors of the Ohio and
Mississippi road, who ware engaged in taking up
tion to station meu along the line 80 to Inform
the conductor Of the approaching tain Of Whist had
been done. The locomotive war, therefore, brought
to halt before it arrived at the gap. Another
depreciation was committed on Sunday night,
near Xelia, by taking up rail; bu. they did NOT
take the same precaution as was cone on previous
occasion. and one two of the cars were badly In
juIed. No persons on bosgd were hurt and the
train arrived OF nice o'clock yesterday morning.
81 Luis Rsp,sblican, J,sly 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

SEVERE STORM AT KALAMAZOO, MICH.--T4O
HOUSES STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND SEVERAL PER
SONS INJURED Or the l7tn inst, severe storm
caused considerable damage At Kalamazoo, Mich
gan. TIE mouse of Mr.. johnson was struck aud set
on FIRE by lightning, and Mrs. johnson rendered in
sensble several hours. The house ct Mr.. jones,
Bear the Theological Summary, was ikswis struck
ard Professor Puthsm and wife badly Injured, es-
pee ally in their ght, being unable still to bear
very badly injured. All are slowly recovering. A
number Of houses were unroofed, several frames
were blown dcnp, and great many tsautjfal shade
trees were twisted and Frustrated. The storm did
not isst mole than twenty minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
Stock Sales.

PmLAp,IrHIA, July 2e:-Repcr.ed by Keen Il Taylor
Co 6s, V, 74 56o City 6s. 9ass; Loco Cam Am RI
6's s5 days s7l leo shares Reading RR Al leo do,
4sai; go do bswn, 4sai; 100 Co. cash. 4sal 200 Iehgh
lc2 Resv Mead RR, t2,S SO Long Island R 1917 100
90, days, 163s Bank Of AmeIica, 100; Philad'a
Bank, 1857. Betceen Bodrds--160 shares Reading RR
p, cssh, l316. Second Board SIS 900 Reading RR
6s 30 BIS, SO: eco City RI 6s, 93 20 shares Lehgh
Nav, 10; Penna RR Az; 20 Penna RR, 30Ik; do,
s1t4; Mechanics Bank, 49, After Board-Sa 900 Penn
6's LIST mort b. 1907 200 shares Reading RR 1885, 10
BsIk OF kentucky sswn, 1871; 9 DO, 1O7il. Market
EtSo5y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

EAw FLOUR AT FIVE DcLLARs A BARREL IN ViR,
GINIA.-At Weshurg, isss week, q lot OF -four was
offered for 81 per barrel, by an individual who had
been holding up for high price, not being willing,
sone time ago, to take $40 per barrel. The -four
weula not bring thu 81. ard was left on commits
sion 10 fir purchaser. An offer we un iers.and
was also made to fun iss four from new whes. at
IS Per barrel, after harvest but one YVES found
wilIirg to purchase at tsat PRICE Richmond
En0,r, er, .u'Y %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

acd.r, of the Free Caur'h Of 8 aotiand; Cornelius
vac Sc1.Yoort, OF 5sugertiss. N. Y. and An1roK B.
Pstterson, OF West Ne Jersey.
A Fawfer ana Isaac L. Kip. To tho former, for the
greatsst attanmeats in tie natural scisnoes to tho
"a Ar for the best essay on "The Benefits Of .
Ttrroush Mathematical rrsioing." The Brodsesd
,iza "a, awarded e. Mr.. Daniel Rspalje, for thu
e,eatses attsipmeS,s in ths ancient classi g.
TAo yalfdic.ofy addresses were delivered by
s:-.oa A. Fowltr, Of Clsverack, N. Y. These
ar eco q we're wsll rs'ished By this audirace, Il
s.rus responses \, III shape of bouquets and
xrsatls be significant o. appreciation. II seemed
&C snes As vheuss NJ floral shower would mo- be
.,aved. d. ubtless macy mad good reasons for send
ing thsm. Among "a Ne orators, that OF or. KIP
frr vns.t,r ard r,aupss Gss that OF Mr.. Baldwin,
II rom by Mr.. Eryard was also well written,
,,,,as surcs6. ard Jsc- d. Thus closed another
n@rOssbe literary ieseival for the youth of old
III SCI. and the'f friends. Este pe'7Ftua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

FoREIGN CohsULs.--Ths President has off ,ia!!y
recognized Florant Meilne Consul ct the Nesher-
ianas for The States OF Ohio, Indiana aad Kea
lucky, to reside in Cincinnati; and Rudulpa Chris
tian Barlags as Consul General Of the Netherlands
for The United States. to reside ia New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
ANNOUNCEMENT rs.

Dartmouth, Yale and Hobart Colleges h,ld thci
commence is on Thursday, July 20.
Amherst College, Thursday, August ..
Williams College, Wednesday August II.
Brown University, Wednesday. Sept. 5.
Bowdoin, Wednesday, August l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

following ere their pames;.
Wm. De Witt Alexander,
CHARLES James Fox Alien,
Frederick Alvord,
Ju6scn BoardmanAbdrevs,
John Henry Anke.eu,
William ledJ ard Avery,
Acoiphe Bailey,
ItoIArG Abram Bradley,
Lsmap Depnit on Brewster,
Samuel Lathr,p Bronson,
Edmund Woodward Brown,
,,eoTge Buckley,
Nathsn'l willis Bumstead,
JOB q Hisiey Case,
I'm. Fred erick Causey,
Calvin Goddard Child,
Linus Mason Child,
Henry Treat Chittenden,
Sterne Chittenden,
orns'ius Christie,
Isaac Edwards Clark,
Henry Nitchie Cobb,
Elijah Coce.
Edwin Corning,
James lruick shanks,
George Arba Dickermar,
H'y anderson Diekinson,
Jobu King Dunn,
John Z jgsr,
Msrtin Baum Ewing,
Augustus BENZ Fitch,
William Moore.Gay,
Hart Gibson,
John AlteftGrarger,
Lafayette Wash'n Groves,
Josiah William Hsrmar,
HiiRm Lowell Howard,
Van Bprtn Hubbard,
Aug. DeBerkeley Hughes,
David low Huntington,
John Rodolph Jsrboe,
Charles Frtd'k Johnson,
Henry Webster Jones,
William Sheldon Kcrruish,
George Alvsh Kittredge,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

When the degrees had been conferred, prayer was
otred by the President Thus enoed the one hundred
and fifty fifth commencement Of Yale College. At pre-
sent there about four hundred and fifty students
receiving Instruction in it, and understand the number
spplyirg for admission Is increasing every year II
certainly is institution Of which the whole country
ms veil be proud. ]. NJ
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James Tyson Lans,
Theodore Lyman,
Alex McDonald Lyon,
George Thomss McGehse,
James McHose,
JARVIS King Masoo,
Alfred Bolivar Miller,
John Lawieace Mills,
William Lewis Morris.
Elisha milford,
Frederick Webster Osborn,
Charles Ray Palmer,
John Caldwell Parsons,
John HI nry Piatt.
Granville Ioucay Piercs,
Giles Potter,
George Pratt,
Alfred Perkins Rockwell,
Franklin Austin Ssely,
Robert Charles Shoemaker
Henry Richmond Slack,
Emil Spanier,
Anorew Jackson Spring,
Lewis Eliot Stanton,
Charles Pierce Stetsou,
Thomas shepard Strong,
George Stuart,
GeorgeT alcott,
Leander Tailmadge,
William Ho well Taylor,
John Ed wards Todd.
Charles Mellen Ty Ter,
Puny Fisk Warner,
Alfred Tileston Waterman,
William Whe eler,
william Clark Whittemore
Andrew Jackson Wille,s,
William Thomas Wilson,
William Reed Woodbridge,
Patrick Henry Woo iward.
Stanley Trott Woodward,
William Cutler Wyman,
Henry Albert Ysrt ley,
Simeon T. Hyde.
Gaorya I anu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

TIE REGATTA AT NAHANT.-The first regatta Of
the ssason ut Nabant came Of yesterday, and not
witbsianciDg the unpleasant state of the weather,
there was Ia, &c sssembage of spectators, IL hav
ing been previously announced that the race was to
take place, weather or no weather, whether or no.
The scere was very pleasant and exciting, aud the
result was az follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

stsssnion. NBsSford assS, WIN brown Hoisrsot, Boz:
tor; LAWSON Dean, DEnkwater. do Minerva. beckwsh.
AT s4th sohr Ala. nsrohsst, Salem.
26th-No arrivals this morning
PHILADELPHIA, July o. PM-Arr brTs Geo Edwards,
May Boston, Attakayas Haskell cAAi.i Abby Ellen Gil;
christ salem; sohrs Denmark, Crcmweu CALAIS Jan. =
Iii.sbssh, n j Rssdinstos. Clarke, Calais
cid bark Maria Hersey Neyens Portland brgs Geo HAr
ss % .s
Elizabeth Toothaker Boston; Jane Baker Btsekman
do hdysrds NAY ao Rogsirsha% Jacobs d.; Caleb
wrshsinssoS, Fab River; vickery. Ms.toa, Fsxtaoi
et RI Crouch Henderson, York; Juniata. willard,
Portland; Jane Patterson, Dole, Providence.
Disasters, &c.
BARK NEw YORK, l0l days from Sydney for San Fran
CISCO reported at Honolulu 2nd June BY schr Excel
beat out to Honolulu without large
Der Of some ten or fifteen Of whom left her and
Vas LEAKING too badly TO to San and
Decatur sailed the LIST to render her assistance
ecHR s. WILSON, from Washington. for New York,
~ .e in' SsRn 81 s.mos o.s
tact With bark Chsrryaeid The night prsvioas
into vIsr.so IL d.rss and sailed ssan H.y S .sr
repairing returned to v June s. leaking
Notice 70 Mariners
AsprNwALI. N G, June "a, 1856.
To EDfroR N HERALD
On my passage here discovered large bank in the Carb
bean Sea- wbon is chart The bank situated in
to IS lat And S.s WV osrrsss setting miles
hour The soundnss the bank vary from rs to 10
49, I3 TO- 50 and As fathoms sand and
:SsIS -:
my arrival. Yours respe ,ttuliy
Maater IF sCho Pad
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
NripQtz Gerfauf.

Der llutrrIAriebme tietet tur6 Qrtpat9onSeI
tum Srrtluf an:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21

Or. 6. e. s. @ @ufb II Spn gleuyrrt Genfl
Die 2lufmcrtln folder NcrIpnen Yen 2tacntopH
mp Der llmgc9cne, ircId,e SperHtiUnrn an tbrr
natiirliden .3abncn Yerridtct Su bntrn benEtb9i
linn, cper Die b tiinitlid,e SSbne cnrBen su lai:
fen wtinid,en, auf fcine Ypr3d9It&t SperirunsSmei
Ie IN au ben ScriAicprnen 5pei9rn Der 5 ba'
ar5neifunpe.
Ca CT tcrcits cine TrGcnj1tr;9e grfatrun9 it
elmer NrpfeBion 0cnpBen bat unp alie pcrtbrplcu
&erFrlirrn9cn tcnukt, ip mcB CT, raB CT aucn
Yati'nten Die teite 6iIie gu Ieticn permag, pcItt
oteie Stunt permS9cnp 1T.
3eferen;rn: Gtrr. TlUmas Crg1itt, p.
D., G6rir. GbnrtcS ~. Samcicn s. GlarfIrn,
N. D, S0m. llnrr9iQ, 81. D., gieu-Sjpr
GtY.
Seine Sffice TT aegcnwirtin im ,,Gtmcrtcnn
.3ptit," ober @Ntienten merpen aui &erlnn1cr
ouA in iDrcn !62uicrn EcIu6t.
Yf0ccmtcr 8. r1ig
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
SeTcntli0e gSenbll.

2lui Snmtaso rem litcn Germtrr, nm I 2 llbr
WittlBS iolIsn am oduie prE rCriprtrirn 81 d.
nrl 6aUSmau, lcttbn pom gonn Gaun~
itp' yctn Gamtp, icl8cNrc gIrtES aui Efrrt,is
der Tcncu YsrElult wrrpen, nGmticb
3mci pfrrpr, Stiid 9tmtericb, G6weinr unc
SdIafe. 9GdRcn, S.ttcr uno SCtttnpcn, Slide
mO Stiible. Stimer unO 5aEer. 3dter unS lrnt
nod, sieIc 9dut'. Sduern, uur &tidrn Orratb.
itaftrn ;u umidnpih gu mclpn.
Die Sfpin0un9cn am SrfIufStagc mo gIuf.
wartung ron
C5rrrmidS Scuitrrmahrr,
Sames 00uSman,
gcminilratucn.
9irpcnlter ii, nl--3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
piefGn ll1eg, efreunOr !
Gin rrnftc6 gGprt an Gu9 I!

g9iinIdt br cine quite, bauerIaftc, trcGlfiiIe
mb l6bne Sctt Stitle, slr9ante SettsCs, prrr
irscnO rtwas in jtncm 6ad gu botrn, 70 tInnt t9r
berrIi6 bsrisnt werbrn, penn ibr anruft az
9tp. 32, 9Gclt Oaniltcn~Str. 2tuentaln1,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
9icue Xtnte ppn Ruti0en,

Der GnoSbrn0nrte but on9cf0ngcn cine t19Iitbr
Gtnic ppn @cittutihcn ;u lduirn unp ;wAr SwNdcn
V1ncolcr unC 9lsapin9, nit gferCe 8ubrcn,
4np neuen GUncprp &utIhm. Gleie yiuie wirr
9tsrie5 loctel, gturr Queen. SraBr, Ennclter jcs
Den G1@mitls I'm ) rl9r pTIaRrn, CSpnntogs
auSBrnrmmCn.) @jett utr Oregon, Gpbratl
N'rm!ajn, Springs, 0eam1trwn, gIc1mStcmn.
uNo wtro in Jtaom9 onlan9enum llbr 9ttmcS
iejtIj6 9Cnu0 fir rCn 2lbenr;ug nod QDlarttpbia.
3UitdFrbrcno miro Iie SlrtU'E Gcp!cnc !0Iu0 in
9capHA, jeOm Ea2 Ycr0iim, (SrnntI95 ausges
npmmcn) I'M Glb nah 3 llbr 9tldhmttaas, uno
in vlncaler 0nI1ngcn INN bdlb ndth llbr Ntcno5
in 3et fir bic GitIitcn mp weliden lr1inS.
15cnianin t1Iiiblcr, Gigntbdmcr.
9lIouit %. ratp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
S0On nnO 1l)ODlftlI.
SH llntrritrictencn totcn lcetcn sinsn trrr.
liacn Gintnpi gen
9 II t6 er,

y Ii CD er,
Yapcr, Sdrcitmatrrinlcn, Ymfumcrien mc Ger.
lbicpenbciten ousgcrafs, in ibrem wrbticiLrn
Su6iiobr ;,piihrn pcm MlrFtYirrrd unp sd
9ntuh5 Gjattnuo -enen &iutduf mic ME ;us
Hcr--ren mir ducb mrotr an ZEN d!itrttuiBrn
YrriGcn alI1brn wupcn. Gaumtr finp 81
finru
StteIn mp TciiGmcntr rcgtItc uno Cn0liiAC-
son olIcn 0rEBen unp GntinrG1, mt UNI pDs
ne SilrCr, miC man ie piinidlt.
Grtrts mp 0'clan9ttder ven alien @Ircn- 9Hrc'
biatbiidcr uno 0nperc Grtauunge geiariften.
Scnnta9el6utudtr, reutlde mp en9lid'e, Hrn
nucn @rtcn, bic mir IN @liI1pelpAa prcbtn
Iicfern ttnrcn.
61y-Giu rpuitInpiNrs 9tjIprtcmrrt Ser gi&rr ter
gIncrtaniibcn lroftot.G GjcicNiAaft. $50
. an + ii dD cr-Ecr9ers Won 0trn @rtBm,
IaBctUcbcr, @1Gs, Micmpr1rcum unp Ncirtc,s
tIcber, cine unibrtrCff!,ht Nuswdhl.
GcdcttiAcr @crt Nipnn1icS UNI pcrgtcArn, bic
iiA gar nift bictsn tnbcn.
Gin 9rCBgS &NertcmNt S6rcitpnp;er. Y1dpap:cr,
etc, 61ucY mp gcrGAnltbc5 SrjCIPlpcr, M.
teupapicr non jcccr Guli.tGt.
Sricf lmidIIge CGnVTlupca) YNn orcn Srytcn.
Gn9lIWe VNc ArNfi2! S0aItHher 3pR alien Ars
ten, Iplde bic in 2.0l Glmtg 0u3mrin 9cs
brduGt wmCcn- wrbtfeiIcr bier VI batCn ale
tracnrwp icnl oubcrla!H Y9i!arclHEil. Gtcn.
flu5
@CIcs, StaMs uNo @Snir-eScra.
Shw1r5e, rrtbt mr ttaue Sd,rcttjutr.
Itnten9ldbcr, SintcnpulYcr Unp Strciti1rc.
Ocutite no Gn0lidc &alnrcr fur 1856, FNp
tejm Gju3ctnm mp 0'rrBcn ;U pcrfaufm.
glnpfartcn, 2llbum1 unp @ilrer pen outu 2lrtn
mn YrrlGcn.
perfimrrien-ots GG68nc gGaicr, Saars
ii unp olc 2lrtcn fancy Stft.
3abntiiri!Cn, ;30brpuISCr, uup tuntrtcrIci antE'
re 9lrtifCl, bic mir bier rjdt trn1mcn tEnnn.
0<T Stp9rbnitr uno anocrr Yrrirnrn wcIhc
trNcnO CtnGs aus unirrm 6Nde tr1UtNcn, thuN
natl mcn Te tci ns nnrulcn, rrnn mir pcrF1u.
fen mire glrtjfcl o!e 10 wetIfriI wcm ntMt
moNlielrr a!s man Tr ir5cno Iontwo in Der G'e'
9cnp tctCnmt.
&cd, Outs Il. 6ctfri@.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
Sine .6ub perlpren.

S~E7z7NrrgR lem llntcr3eiGnctcn, ppbnbaft
Na.l5s(Sin SeipcltCrB Sduuidip, ee6d &C..
eE. M cntlicf pcr stwn srr Dirnatrn cine
''A42-9>2&@ Sub, Ycn gelr'trMmrr Sarte, ibr
ltntcS Sbr it rn rfnis in Der 9lungr obaeiGnit.
ten aud tat 'fc trumme tinactrNcne 6fmcr.--
9Ser itm gld6rdt rdpcn gilt, 10 pde CT lie rir.
Der erbaitGF tann irIl biLli9 trIp9rt werren.
Spbn 5enitermnrtrr.
9icssmtrr IA. &-3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
30cur Oiitcr.

Die llnscr;rdmcten inb rculid, pcr 9leuncyt
unb 4bilaceIpttl nit ncm artBtcn nre mctlt fd|Os
cuatln StCd ppn GilitCrn 'u,idlctrbrt, ais iic
ie SuYrr battcn, mtlhe i!c an ZEN niIrrnrrriNitcn
preBrn gum Gcrfdui antit,m. Gilr!tS brltcs
fen aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
Vern6 ltnb 9rpreQ.
SScucr SaargcIb

OFuIpl@ Hllp DttglsStpDr
in Ger sit.6amiItcn SraGe, cine 99dre balid
ppn Shleifer's e,afbauIe,
IN AlIcntown.
Die llntsri6rctenen scigcn bemit ben Gin
wrbner Ycn glaGntpwn an, paB iie an ptiacm
StdnOplase Gin neucr Mcbtlobr rrGifnct babcn
no ic fCrtwStrenO ouf 5anb 81 baltcn arpcntcn
iepe glrt Mebl unO 5uttrritcT, wedes fe wpGl.
teller pertauten ais icnif rsenpwo Uertauit pirr,
abrr nur ftir Saar9elo. glui SsrlanSm
wiro ce in bic s8oBnmgen getraht.
Ste be3ablen immsr ben bDblsn Iarttprrs
fir 6ruGt jeprr gtrt.
Jcife :. Scrno,
peter Grerrll, jr.
SttUter 10. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
&duWls.

Ganir. Drt6gI rr. $6aw,s.
Mious re EatnS, 9fag Stilr S41wlf,
2lplcls, Gai6mCrc
Jrcuh Otminc9, 3cfmi
GeturA7, jepe Sortr, Gtcuo
Tctc5cF, Srrd1
Gdtbmrre, IMtt
SNmo3 icicrnr 9Gltcrlor
Srtc 2tt gcfSrtte Supnc, Seircne
gyLle 2lrtcn onrcrc 9GllrC, ais sud-. Gutti'
nets, Gaictmrcn Gcntudp S;ant. 1wcrrS, ctc.
NiuuIiue, &ottune. 6llnn;lt uno IolGc ciUter Nll
im &lgemcinsn ats trodmr Giitcr gchoItrn wrr'
ren-Su ScrsnUftn lei
Gjrimunb 9teninDcr.
NCCntalm, Sttuter 81. ra i'm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21

rIrtge 9Gurcn otertoi6 tcr
SEAss3 Sppfctlrw Saur. oIInc Elm
L. III YcrSiatGts AI0rtcmcnt orn
g"NS7H GtnbGcm etc, jest auf
.--s--s-7zgg4,s II Ionnp 1T, aus ten ollrrtcrn
W. l,Sse.sll4Y ss3asl4Y gRntntIlirn no nadh ren
laA nsucltcn Mppcn prrfrrti9t.- -
IN Die llntcr3cid,uc!en iinc ptl
.1Z..--- VI liz cntIdIpbcn lire Nrtcit elm
nrna mc6'fr;lrr su pcrtnufen, ais irScnp irnihrp
pertauit wjrr, une sur namliden 3cit iprcdcn lie
aud gut roiir. Daber RUE an, wer rtwaS braudt
aus ririem Sad. ...-...
JtriB NIB SiC8Cr.
gfrsrmtrr :. nl3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
0rDBer WdlpntC SAT-.

Ser aNeNCPeNNttFr VlNNo UrfFr, WfIoplon unr
MtuititcNr in rem ScretniBten Staaten,
Sit am l5tIu Sttcbtr 1866, in eIu
80 q pnic 81 c + iubcn,
GEeSmut StraBc, pbcrbalb Der 7tm in Y9ilarcl.
pbi1, 0cITnct prrocn,
Durb 81 b n 0R ar ( d, Den altiuion aotnt
fir Scr0mau, Gjrap uup Gc's. btrdbmts Grlte 6 am;
pano Gttatbmsnt ptGuo ScrtIs, uno 6. ". Stst uno
Sos premium Ny2tlcojcns. SttihfalIs. 4tauc Scr:
tts uno MIlGoicns pru anotru 6sriibmtn QRauufatu:
rltin. 3. M. BAT sintn etalt fir msbrerI Sobrt in
Dem mo9nlfittnttn uno pohtbttannttu 9Raitnit Sc.
tannc crbaltrn alIuc 9cotut rem 9rG6tn Strd rcu
piano Scrtcs, Wltlcorns, NRuiit, uuo muftaliitbc
5ntrumcnts ron allen 8tmnuun9tn ouf oanO ;u
botSn, pElhcs ollSs or fttt cr9filtl9 ausp6bt utn
Sttcbcr II, nblW