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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10
Pianos and Melodeons. IT

Pianos and Melode0ns ~The Cheapest and
best pianos in the city. ELY MUNGER 5l9 Broadway.
(St Nicholas Hote have for SALE great variety Of
cheap piano fCrsss from ten to fifteen different
10 also the depot for the celestial double octave piano.
which are now taking the lead with all good Judges All
instruments warranted; pianos and melodeons to let
ELY MUNGER. SIG Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Another Affair Of Honor.
ONE OF THE PARTIES STABBED BOTH BELLIGERENTS
ARRESTED.
Boston, June 9, 1855.
duel fought this afternoon in koxbury, between
two French sailors. Pistols used but failing to
kill, one of the parties rushed upon the other and
stabbed him. bat did not succeed in despatchng him.
Both of the parties were arrested, and are in
CUSTODY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

For EuRorr-The steamship North Star, Of the Van.
derbt line sailed at yesterday for Hsvre direct
with 1872 passengers and sac, 6ss in specie
THE STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR sailed yesterday aftss
noon for Havana and New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

TO the Hatters In the City and Country.
Leland Co., III Pearl street, beg leave the At.
tenon Of the trade to several styles straw
hats just finished among which the Young AmericA'
and hne white Japan hats both of
as durability together with usual large variety mems
boys and childrsn straw hats all Of
st the lowest market price, the or Dozen A. Lee
LAND CO., III Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10
The Portland Troubles.

BOSTON, June 3, 1886.
post norton examination by the Coroner's Jury to-
day. agreed with the verdict of the other jury in regard
to the death Of Robbins, killed during the liquor riot at
Portland. The case then adjourned to Monday, to
receive further testimony TO whether his death
iustiaable under the circumstances or not.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

WfHiamson's photographic Institute, 249
Fulton street, and daguer-
reotype from old daguerreotypes cabinet and
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The steamer Buckeye State Ashore.

BUFFALO, June 9, 1855.
The steamer Buckeye State, early this morning, in
dense fog the rocks at Point Albno twelve miles
from here. The passengers were all taken off by steam
tug from this city Should the present wind increase,
there is danger that the vessel will go to pieces The
Empire State broke double hawser trying to pull her
off TODAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10
Later from Mexico.

BALTIMORE, June Q, 1855.
Advices from FL Paso state that Santa Anna had
ordered the arrest of NJ Sazar Of the Mexican Boun
dairy Commission charges Of dsrespect to superors
| and want of energy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

The Africa's News In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, June 6, 1855.
The foreign advices by the Africa published by
the Associated Press this morning, but their effect
cotton market has not yet been developed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

The Photographic Portraits and Daguer.
reotype 2 50 and 100 cheapest pictures
record their quality way behind
cost Of all competitors. Depot Of art $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10
Country Summer Hotels.

Among the country resorts already advertised
columns are
The Getty House at Yonkers very desirable place for
families and business during the summer months,
among the romantic scenery of the Hudson yet access
BILE from the city at almost all hours of the day.
In Connecticut, we have the Stanley House at Bridge
port bathing green lawns and trees the Sachem's
Head at Guiford, we'll known the Charles Island House
at Milford, the Sound-nice place. and convenient Of
access; and the popular Wadawannack House, at Sto
nington.
At New Brighton, Staten Island, Of the beau
tful of modern villages have Belmont Hail. enarged
and improved and open to families single gentlemen.
At Bath six miles south Of Brooklyn that experienced
host B. Rathbun, has opened the Bath House, by the
sea side. Meals and refreshments at all hours.
At Bergen Point, New York Bay, 2k miles from Jer-
sey City ferry the popular Captain Lsese, announces
the opening of the New York Bay Hotel. Fishing,
bathing and boating.
The Richmond Hill Hotel at Staten Island is all ready
for visitors. Airy locality Mr.. Kellstt, proprietor
The view is very fine from this point.
The Green Grove Mansion, situated on the Lockport
road, Keyper is new and commodous retreat for the
summer. There is bathing, boating, fishing, cunning,
and all sorts of country enjoyment 1t is conducted on
Slan which must meet with general appreciation The
proprietor F. NJ Armstrong has been for . lumber Of
years an atache of of the departments Of this
tablishment, and We recommend him to the public in
general
The Aedhurst Farm, At Centreport Long Island, for
gentlemen families Of responsibility" will be ready
for guests by the 18th: On the bay, two and half
hours from the city. Eligible retreat.
At the Highlands Of Navesink, N. j., we have Thomp
sons Atlantic Pavilion, with q smooth river and the
broad stormy ocean in front, and lofty hills, green
woods and quiet country places in the rear The view
commands great circuit of land and water including
the ingoing and outcoming commerce of New York
Beautiful place. and convenient.
At Cape Nay, there Is that tremendous establishment
called the Mount Vernon HOTEL accommodations for
$500 people, dining $50 feet longa village in it.
sef-open to the public. The largest and one Of the
most complete establishments in the United States
At all these places have no doubt the best that's
going win be provided for their customers, terms to
suit the times. See our advertising columns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), June 8, 1885,
The Journal announces the declination Of Judge Lo
ring the American candidate for Governor and the
nnation of Charles s. Morehead late Congressman,
candidate in his stead.
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Drafts Fraudulently Obtained.

Drafts Fraudulently Obtained.
LARGE REWARD OFFERED FOR THEIR RECOVERY.
CHICAGO, June 9, 1856.
Three drafts for eight Thousand Eve hundred dollars
drawn by J. Robb Co., Of New Orleans, W. Hsge
Co., of New York. payable to the order Of Robert Park
were fraudulently obtained to-day from Mr.. p. He
offers reward of fifteen hundred dollars for the appre
henson Of the rogues and the recovery of the drafts
and cautions all persons against purchasing them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

BOSTON, june ., 1906.
The opera Of Massaneo'' performed at the Boston
theatre, this afternoon to overlooking and enthus
astic house. The company left extra train for
New York this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

A Novelty-ZePhyr Cashmere Suits, SIO.-,
These rsal, beautiful suits combining slesanoe durability
smere OF rich delicate shades EVANS CIothiug Ware
house. Nos. to and 68 Fulton street.
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Pavilion, New Brighton, Staten Isiand,-
This now fully opened for reception of
boarders Persons wishing apartnerts can apply
on the premises, or at s25 broadway, N. Y. "ff's
f., BLANCHARD. propretor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Mss LOUISA PYSE At NIBLo's-Ths really gifted and
char ming lady is winning all hearts by her delightful
singing in English opera. We have heard her during
the present week in Aubers "Crown Diamo and in
Belinps somnambula." Opposite as is the character
OF the music in these two operas, Hiss Louisa Pyne
charmed equally In both. As Catsrna she sang the
brilliant roilddes and the sparkling melodies with
chanting spirit and grace and in addition to the music
Of the opera, introduced Rodes Variations which she
sang with effect truly electric. In purity Of toce,
fidelity to tune and te and certainty of execution this
display Of vocalsm bears comparison with the greatest
achievements Of any soprano, either Italian English
In the "Somnambula" we charmed with the touch
ing simplicity Of the first act astonshed at the dra
matte power and Artistic skill displayed in the se:ond
and by her exquisite rendering of the music in the
scene, terminating with the brilliant inais and were
confirmed in belief that Miss Louiss Pyne IL un-
doubedy the first and greatest English vocalist of the
day In this opinion sustained by the most com.
petent critics, and glad to find that the public are
equally impressed with her extraordinary talent. Eng
sn Opera at Nibos viii be the rage during the summer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

June, lS55.-Chsck marselIles Suits, % So
Zephyr cashmere suits $l0 Masees vests 81; complete
June suits S2 90 and 49, double breasted cloth coats s.
EVANS clothing warehouse 6 and 6S Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Rocky Mounts Silver Beaver Hats, OF the
richest materials and most exquiste finish sold by Es
PENSCHE1D tor only 81 also choice varieties Of Panama.
and straws. Give him . call at lis Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

The New Naval Board.
WASHINGTON, June Q, 1856.
The Naval Retiring Board viii commence their duties
the Goth inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Defiance Baianandsr safes.-Robert N. Pa
ICK the see Manufacturer in The United States the
shove Safes and r. O. Gofns a.
ass and bars Depot le2 Pearl srsst
Al0y Maiden lans. ~.
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Sewing Machines. 900 DAMAGES

awarded TO us In the u Circuit Court in New york
Nay 1885, against the Excelsior Sewing Machine Gamma
n.y. for infringing three Of patents All persons are
toned against buying or using of eror sewing
chimes OF other against which suite
knowedted TO be the best have Just greatly
SO as TO without noise and with half
chimes will perform kind OF work Can and
them. L. N. SINGER a CO.. No 9l2 rro. S.s.S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

plicabe to rergoraors &cImportan5 10 honseksensr.
marketmen rut dealers and ice chests
an improved refrigerator for the better OF Al,
kinda OF meats, butter mlks fruits yegetabes 80 The
patonee desires TO dispose Of the right for
this city Great Inducements offered 20 sny manufao
turcr who already established in tho busines One Of
those rerigeraors be In full operation for fa
days as tbs establishment of Messrs Gibson Rchardson
Co, No 3t broadway whore full sxpi.nation OF the in
vention, In all its sppic,sat,oss may b Ss;alnsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Only So as for French Calf Boots, with
steel shanks made to orderly A. BAKER is Ann street.
Best french patent leather boots IS 10 ST. Gen dement's
shoes CATERS &e from Is to so per cent cheaper than
elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

982 broadway --Lsliss IL you wish a 1,e.r.
full toilet for dressing the b,r keeping clear Of dSndu
msdioated WsfTeDe INDIAN vogeta lila AIs
parent and free from OIL rfice 80 oouss f' 'SAAs'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Rare Chance for Newspaper Carriers
See advertisement of The Life OF Bennett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Aston Reconsideration is invited superior articles
in the eontemens furnishing department. The stoak in
cudes every variety Of under shirts drawer ties
mounted and otherwise for the spring and
trade The prices moderate and the assortment
eduaed " - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Croton Hose. copper Fastened, OF the hest
quality, can be obtained Of James Grths at his fctorv
No. ii ludlow street Division Old Hose reunired II
the best manner and 1T the shortest notice " f -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

CarpetiDgs and OIL Cloths Twenty per cent
less than usual prices PETERSON HUMPHREY, $40
Broadway, Of White street. will sell, durirg
month At the above rates Call and seegreat barsains
may be expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Sinking OF a Canal Boat and Loss or Three
Lives.
EAsroS, (Pa.,) June Q, 1855.
canal boat, having board two men and boy,
went over the Lhgh dam yesterday, and the boat sink
ing, all were drowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

FALsTAFF's REGnENTAL REVIEWS OVER
AGAH.-Eyery one is familiar with Fat Jack
Faistaf's inimitable speech after reviewing his
hundred and fifty tattered prodigals lately
come from swine keepisg, from eating draft
and husks." Sir John acknowledged that he
had misused the Kings press damnably;"
but our modern leaders are not quite SO candid.
II is amusing to see how true Shakspere's
description of Falstaf's review is, aud
how nearly some maD9uvres OF the pre-
sent day assimilate to it, For example,
we had hard shell democratic review
at the Astor House the other day. 1t was
all officers and no troops. A terrible bulletin
was issued, but there are no soldiers to back
it up. The entire hard she'll force met in
one parlor at the Astor House, and could
have been accommodated in any station house
in the city. They only had few thousand
ragged followers at the last election, and it
would be hard to drum them together for an
other battle. We don't think Dickinson would
march through Coventry with them-that's
fat!'
The old whig committee have mustered at
the Broadway House; but what sorry sight"
1t was the same story over again-all officers
and no privates. In fact, all the old parties
seem to be troubled in the same way. With the
Know Nothings the rule is reversed. They
have plenty of troops-a hundred and eighty
thousand in New York-about the same num-
Der in Pennsylvania, eighty thousand in Massa-
chusetts, probably million and half in the
United States; but they are without leaders
No one seems competent to take the command
They ought to advertise for leader at once, or
better than all, perhaps, hire George Law as
their General and Commander. in Chief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Sherbst, Ices and Pure Turkish Casree ,v,y,
be served in true Oriental STYLE at tho Turkph Kaby5 e
Broadway, this Sunday evening, alter O'Clock ~ 80
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04

Sinmrls, rno su Dir nsirrni seiliIiden Satrr, rrs
fibre iA BON meiltsm Ssr;rn Ubnc inittrliden Scr"
tsbalt, bog Seine Seiligteit Ylpit-ter alsc'
SGcrbdllpt trr Satbpll6en rper llniperlai Stride
nuf rsr aan,cn Grbe III; unb pNb or permittellt
rcr Shilsln BON Sintuns unp SGimg, pur9
unIsn Grltier Ssius GbriS an Seine Ssilistcit
ibsrarGeu, Madlt tat febrriide Jtnige uub prins
gen otStIeBrn, ta6 Stautsn, 9icpubliten. unp HCs
sirrn9en, cbnr feline bsSe BCitimmuna alle tn'
gsrbIi6 liRb, uup ba6 lie 4erli6 ale SerlHrt net
ben mGgrn: . a I, gum gleu6erten nleintr
@cmalt Irl uno werre itb beIe 9cbre sertBeipt9n
Icris bic 9ledttn uno @sbriu6en Seiner S5sli9s
trit, 9egn alls Wddtrdu6ern BON feberii4a [oper
Yrptellantil6erl autbrritGt jerer glrt belcubcrs
ae9en rie sbt ppr9ebli6e Nut9prtat unb Sir6e
pom Gngtanb uio alien gnbansern. in SinlIdt pa
bisIelbe ub ba0elbe ann,abcnb unp fcberl6 linr,
I'm gBiberiianb ge9en bic beili9e Ulattrrtirde ppn
9lcm. SD entia9e rnb Srrl1u9ne aue llntertb6'
niSfeit 3u irscnp einem Srsrr, &bntl, 9rinS, rbrr
Staat, Yrptellant brnamt, pbrr 9ebprIainfet gu
irscnp rini9n itrer gernstrsn Seb5reen pbrr Bee
| amten. SD crfldre fcrnr bic 2rbrrn ber Stride
BON Gn9lanp, Der GalpiniIlen, Susenrtrn, une an'
oeren prcteItanten, ais Srrbammlidb, unr ls lsltt
!. I.liuo rerbanmt, unp prrrammt ;u irerbrn Die prs
1Ielbe nt6t SrrlaITn. Sd srtlGre ferner, eab id
in irgcno rnem 2anbe In bentSi6 mid bsTtneen
mag, otten pber irsenp etniscn Der a9cntcn ietncr
Srili9fet, beIftn, tsiIrbcn unb rattcn m,p mein
slsubertes ba;u bsitrascn mill, bic frserifde pro
teIanttlhe 9ebre ausSurrttrn, unp ale tbre prr'
eetli6e @rwalt, tBnislide rrrr onpere, gu serltb'
zen. Sd ssriprsde unb crtlare fernrr, paB obs
slei6 i9 fretBelaiIsn bin, ir9rno rtnes Hslt8rn
fcbcriI6 anpnrtmen, fir bic Seftrbcruna rrr
Sntrrrlcn brr Wutters Stride, idb Die 9tatbi6lass
allrr ibrsr @scntsn srbsm taltrn MIL, ire pieItl'
Ben mir BON 3eit gu 3rit onetrtraut merten mis-
gen, mb ni6t pfsnbarrn, hireet prrr inbirse, burd
gBcrten, Streiten pbrr auf anbrre gSeile, fcnesn,
allsS ausfiGren mas SprsrIdlnsen, mir anorrtraut
obtr pFenbart mirb, bur6 hid, rtrin 9eiRli6er
Sater, Der irscnb rinen birlss briliscn Suntcs.-
9tlleS birIss, f6iptrc ib, q. S., i'm 9lamrn ber
Drrieiui9frit, unb Dem beili9sn Saframrnt, mel
6rs i6 iebt empfansrn icu, ju Gfaaen nnb aui
ncirrr Srite unYrrlebt Su batter; unb rufe allC
bic bntmlii6cn mo bSrrli6en SccrIdaarsn bcf
Simmels an gum 9eusrn bieIer mrtner rrirtlidrr
gt16trn; oielen mrinen Glib 3u balten. 9un
3eusnib baSrn, nebme id, pieles triliaite uno &C.
Ie9nste 9(tcnbmabl; unS tejeuee bafIflte frrnr,
nit mcinrr !SanbIGrift unb meinem Sir9el, II
9In9eftt rirIcs beli9rn @rri6ts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
6litf uuo IinoliIcF.

9tts ant ScriSen 6reitaS 6r. 0anl. Gbrls
ma mutt cinen S,rriipGnniScn 9Saaen Den 9Gois
Ssnpert Berg In bieIer Stort tsrauf fam, begrg.
nste itm cine anbsre SuBre, unp ale lte anrtnanbcr
paBirtrn fam rer bintrre gSa9en tcs Srrrr e. gu
ndbe an BEN gtnno beS Sii9elF, frl binab mS 800
RE pferpe 9iidrGrts init srcBer S6neLt9feit ben
Ileitsn Berg ppn msbr ais 100 SUP bis nuf bic
Gtens bin, we alIrs auf rtnct S0ufcn SuiammEn
Itirbte gla6rrnl bic 9fsrre auS9cipannt ma
ren, fanb man gum SrcBen @rlaunrn eab bic
IrIten fcinen trprutrnpen SAapn. rrlittm Bat
ien-ber g8aacn otcr mar gum Sbsil in Stiidrn.
DirIr StrdBe 1T ntlrroiRaS fiir ben Sutrmdnn cts
tic 9cfGtrti6e unc ic(lte i6leuniSt perbr6trt mcrs
ben. gSoqer bisjeni9en rarnaa isben bcncn tic
&uIiift brr Stra6en dnprrtraut ilt9 Scrr iclls
st,partet wsrbtn Bis eS MrnldenlftSn 9ctpirt
Bat?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
Dir 1ileissn : Saat.

Der "SGte Gultipntcr" madt Srirfe bstannt
BON Sirlcn GauntieS III Sbio, mp ricIe itinuncn
alle parn iitcrcin, bab frr llmfans rrS nit sEei,
scn cinsrISctrn Spprns in jrnem Stdate pcn cts
nrm @tertel bis Su cinrm Ortttcl meuisrr
1T, ais Ipnlt i'm Ourhl6nitt cin9cidct ipurpe. =
0ir1eS ipirp rur6 bic GbatIaGc erflSrt, bae bic
lanse anbnltrnre Grpdni6 Int Spri8rn Spmmrr bas
9fliigcn srn @raslane srrbinrcrte, II. pas loertt,
lGcn mar pobrr auf Strrpclnsunp S9rI16fprns
2anb ts16rGntt. Wan wrr, 70 melt eS tbunltdt
III Irinr 9ufIuGt gum SGsn BON Sri6lin9Sweisen
nebmen pa rS oter nidt srbrdutli& SrwrIen it,
jene g8sisensattuns su siehsn, 70 1T Der Saamen
rar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04

,fatales Iluslih IN cSirpsbpro.

9lm Dirnaas 9lcrsrn rrrisnrte lld in Der RpaD
miiblc Der Serren g. lmp g. Srppfs, In SrpS>
tprc, Gin llnsldd, wOpm4 Spci Yerlcnen 9aBptrt
unb cine brittle t6ptl9 serDunret purSe. 3pt'
I6rn 10 rmb 1 1 llbr, ats bic Maldncris In prl'
Ter SbGtstett mar unb pas srpbr S6punsrab
I6 in idnellem 9aufe brettr, fog pa6elte in mCbs
rrre Stiide, bic nit furdtbarrr GerpuIt tpesFpsen
unb 9tlleS bemrlirten, mas in tbrem S4c9c mar.
Gin rtrpa ; 5cnnrn I6perrs Stiid futr rurh paS
Dad unb fog unsefabr 200 garp ppn ssr Mabs
le, mo es 5u6 tief in bic Grpe Iant. Die Olabs
le mar ;ur 3eit ppa glrtritsr np iurss unSrrs
beirattete Niinnrr Hamens Seiu, Yiinfer, gGm,
Stpffeltsin, g8lliam Slcin ino Spbn 9laael,
wurrsn BON ben Stiidsn Setrpffsn unb SsrrpunSet.
Nntcr unb StrHeltfin l;arbcn EsnIstn gta6mttz
tag uno man eripdrtrte, bae 9idsrl dua lterten
wtrre Slein's SeI9abisuns mar niht sefibrs
lid. G,ls6 nab brm un9lddSfale purrm ale
9lerstc aus Der Na6tar16oft unp au4 bic Dpftps
rrn 9Sallace unb s, 81. 6irher, BON bier. trrbris
9erufen, UNI ben Serputubrten gu belfen, aber ibrr
Saiir mar penisItrns Bet Sprien pergebens. aus
6rr Dem traurisen Ssrtuit Spn NenIdsnleten, bur6
bas llnsldd, baben autb piel 2eute ibre 8eldSftis
9uns prrlprrn, ba rs 6 bis s gGehen i3eit rrIcrs
bern piro bic Mdble m,b NaI4merie wieber su
reparirrn. Der Saapen Der Scrren SrcptS fol-
$4,000 bis $4,000 tetro9rn (Secbadter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
,Scht eie 6ciche in 1sraft.

Go eriTift bei uus Elm G'eIeb wpnn6 cine ger
Spu. spenn Ie ibre 9irre an einen SEa8en 9cs
Ipannt, unangcbunbcn itebcn lGbt, Ii6 elmer Fee
SetsRbrn geloirnfs untcrwirft. Gas eirirb it
mad unlsrn slnfdten Elm 9erettrs; inHcm nenn
Sferbe paSpn laufcn, niGt nur allctn @t9entbum
Ipnbrrn aud gsben parurd In Gjefabr 9eleBt mirp.
@ir ttnb fsbwesen auf ZEN Gepantrn 8rfcmmcn
tisIe Sadie su tsri6ren, neil ont lcsten 5rcitaS
In Der gBrit SamttcnsStraBe 9erare bur9 cine
Icl6e Na6lSEistet i6 elm tleinrS lln8ltt 5uges
tragfn Bat @s lief nan,li6 Gin 5ubrmann icnr
Su6re tntnnoebunren auf tsr Straet ftrten unb
sichs Ieinsn G'rIdSftrn mad. Dtr'5utrc 9ien9
ater Icslel6 ,prbrr at unb Der gBascn cr8rtff ras
Satr,eug riucr unprn @erlrn pae 9erare cber'
balls ltanr, iparf paTeltr um, tta6 en Sab il,
Stiden, unb fG9tr rr6 anpsrn Sdaben lei, rmo
afte tann ren GsrIuA weitcr Su loufcn wrls
DIES iGr ater ndt 9clan9. fcnR tdtte ct robr'
1htihIih nc6 srSerre llralidsfdtlc scbrn miben.
gSir faaen b6brr, iobt bic Statttcamtcn pas Sc
IeB In Se;ug auf bicIc Sadie in Strait lrgcn, rbrr
cs mieperrufrn. Gins rrer has anrerr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
Die eesrnmaurrr unp pie Sr(uittm.

Gs gift in unIsrn Gasen sepibe pclitfer, bic &C
lrtr puntrrt, pel6er pclitil4m Sartlei lh bic
ntten 0rssnmaurrr anlfIieben mb6ten. Dies
III bod fiber na6 mIeren gnli6trn letdt Su ert
rattrn. Die @rssnmaurer fennrn bic Seiuiten
ais GrSfsinrr unirrer 8eItgi5irn unb SoIitiiHrn
5rribrten-ja ais bic ssfabrlid,itr, bur6 bic al
lerHSrffen @ibe suISn,men ssi6wprnr Sebrintr @ee
iellRaft Dielessanbrs. lln0 M bteie sdnliebsn
Stluitcn a%e Zig Sunt lcbtrn Nann NIT trr sofo
5ptp Sart6et tinntcn, 70 trautt bp2 niemanN
payan su rcnfcn, baS bic @r9enmaurrr iid eben>
fails rCr Gptr 5pto YartEd anI4Iiebrn, unp 10
nit ormrnIGaftli6r Sadie NIT benz srfdbrlGlten
a(ler orbemrn 5einrs MAIDEN tuttS:n. Us 1T allo
cine auSssmu6te SADIE, baG bic @rScriDairfr mil
Der amertaniI4en 9mttri fimmsn iperbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
Die 2llentaun SreiibuIcn.-einc Er'
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Die garntaun SreiI6utet 9irnscn NIT crm
Shlue trr lrsten Srdr gu Gnrr, uno om.lesten
Sreituo fant, irie cs ssbrSu6lih H. cine GrbtNtton
6erIelten in Der SppIstirws 9alle itatt. get Der
GrS1nuna trr Gcrrmrnifn ua6te Der 9rrltoent
ter gparr, Serr tei6arp, cintse lGitlidr
Semcrtunsen In 8e;us auf bicicltrn, irprais mir
Yerncnln,rn batsn, pob in ririCr Gtobt rtwaS uOer
700 Ssinpcr III t3 S6ulrn Snllrutticn rrHolten.
Die SrrtrGgr, 9ieeitotpncn unb 0eian9 prr Sns
ber ,raren ppn Der grt, pab ite oa9enteine 3upte'
beubsit adtcn. DAT bic S6ulcn in Dem rbe'l'
serfIc6enrn SaGre wicber um SrIrs Sr6rbrrt
rprten Gnb, mub Gin jcbrr suscbrn-R RriNnpgS
I'm Sinecn batrn prIelte munprrpclle 8Nrtidrits
te aemadt. 0as altr Yparp teitano aus rrn
Scrrcn ScnalBan 8e6orb, Subn Q. Snrnl, u.
Gttinsrr, SpIeFb grun9, s. $. Niartn uKp s.
6. Samurls, unb rirIen Serrcu bat pas btefse
9utlitum taS 8rrtIGrsjtrn prr 36slin8c gu Hrr'
hanfen, iubeur lie lt4 unermicrt trIrett lntrn
palIel6e Alt be,,reden, Die 9ienlscit tcr orrrrn
Gttinacr unc SGnluds 1T nun prrflr6cn, mp on
ibre Stellcn lnp bic l0rrrcn G. M. Stunt uno 81.
$. ae6r, etenIollS ;pri piirpiac unp i6ididc
Nlduner erwGblt. SBir unlrre Sdulcn jcbt ldrn
Iinb, (fcGrn ic feinrn in 9enniYlponicn natbl unp
In has putlitum nur pilens nit rrm nruEn
Scarb fcrtSumirfcn, fc tarm rS ntdt frblm, es
.inii6en alte Srihte paraue erra6Ien.