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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

MACHINE SHOP AND IRON FURNITURE AND
lW railing factory, comprising steam engine, lathes
punches drills, two double FORCES with blast and all the
tools and In complete working order The above
Of payment The factory large and Of the
srabe In the city for convenience and light II required
lease would be given NJ low rent For further nforma
ton, apply TO GARDNER BR0THER'S iron store, cor.
Of Grand and Madison streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

land ponies suitable for children TO ride; also,
pair Of beautiful matched poniesa Of them
ness. Can DO seen NJ 50 Elisabeth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THE UNITED
IT ststes mail steamship UNION. K. Adams Commander,
will leave for Havre touching Al TO land the
mails and Passengers on Saturday, April7 1t II o'clock
from pier No. North river foot OF Beach Price u
passage arst cabin, slD second do SIS Luggage not
before sailing, marked beown No freight after
Thursday April Por freight passage apply to MoRTI
MER LIVINGSTON, IS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

L'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, IN WILLIAMSBURG
Three desirable lots the market; Grand
street 25xOo suitable for hardware, goods, any
spectacle business; Fillmore place and Sixth
street suitable for groc baker &c the other well
for tine erection Of house. improved money
Apply at 30 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

LNOR sALE.-AN EXCELLENT sORREL PONY IA
IL hands high kind in harness. and first ratio under the
saddle Apply At Si5 Broadway, between Thirteenth
Fourteenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

DOR SALE FOR $s,0O0-THAT THREE STORY BRICK
house and lot No. 90 West Twenty seventh street.
$500 mortgage Also, for s. 300 that three tor brot
house A Orchard street Also for $500 that three story
Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

A COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-THREE AND A
"A half acres Of ground, with dwelnghouse 81 by ~
WE'LL outhouses, &e., &e situated the Jamaica plank
road N mile west Of Jamaica. CROWELL BALDWIN,
3ll Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

pr sALE-IN TWENTY. FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
Madison and Fourth avenue new brown stone house,
VA four stories Is feet inches by 90 fest Lot 81 feet
t In modern style. Price less than cost. Inquire
premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

L'oRCHARLEST0H, 3. C.-THE STEAMSHIP QUAREI
II CITY, ,. II. Hodgdon, commander, will leave Phil,
deipbia for Charleston Monday March d. At 10 A.
Cabin passage So stssrase 81 For f-gh. passage ap
ply % HERON MARTIN, Hk North Wharvss, Phila
delphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

HIGH BRIDGE,-FoR SALE Low, 80 ACRES OF
eround with beausifu wooded 'front.' slopng gradually
TO Harlem River, the Weschester side Just the
bridge with fruit and water and At for
more country seats Apply to II. w. Coombs AZ Trinity
Binding.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-26
.iUaatnntg. .iUaatnnetag.
|" All,s welI that ends well !,

-
friend of mine was married to scold,
To me he came, and all his troubles told.
Said he, She's like woman raving mad J"
Alas my friend )" said I, that's very bad Z
sNo, not SO bad - said he =. for with her, true
had both house, and land, and money, too :
81 "ThEt was we'll" said I.
No, not so well J" said he !,
" For and her own brother, '.l -
Went to law with one another; fss} 10
was cast, the suit was Lost, sl5essT9 l3sdg
And every pepnyiwent to pay The cost z"
s5 That WAS bad )" said I. ...;,es.Fy
."No, not SO bad )" said he
" For we agreed that he the house should keep
And give to me fourseore Of Yorkshire sheep !;
ftfWelL then." said ], !" sure that was well for
.-x3 "Eo, not SO well )" said he;
"For, when the sheep I got.
They every one died with the rot
'isA- asz 3" That was bad J" said /.
aeG 5G3 s.sNo, not so bad ,"said he;
g For + had thought to scrape the fat, Z
And keep it in an open vat,
Then into tallow melt for winter store !"
why, then !" said /. " that's better
1z- than before !" sHz izss
No. not so well, p. said he,
:" For having got clumsy fellow =.
To scrape the fat, and make the tallow;
Into the melting fat the fire catches,
And, like birthstone matches,
Burned my house to ashes % e8&
,1tS - s'That was bad )" said I. hss
- = No. not so bad )" said he;
q For what is best, ,+7,..--e-y.--.,.s 49,
Ny sooIDno wife is gone among the rest.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-26

In the first number Of the Carlisle
Democrat, Zen Boyer releases himself
from those who have taken his paper,
without intending to pay for it, in the
following novel and bold declaration ]:
When in the course Of rascally events
it becomes necessary for hungry and
halfstarved editor to dissolve the friend
" bands which have connected him with
band Of yillainous patrons and to
assume among mankind that separate
and just station which his poverty and
independence of spirit entities him, 3 de-
cent respect for the opinions of his hon
est supporters requires that he should
declare the causes that have impelled
him to the separation. 5
We hold these truths to be selfzeyi-
dent; that editors were created like 9TH
er men; that they were endowed with
certain natural propensities that among
them is a disposition to eat, drink, and
keep themselves comfortably clad-to
secure these blessings, laws were institu-
ted among men securing to the creditor
his honest and just dues; but when q.
yiIlainous $500 act becomes destructive
of these ends, it is our right to Institute
a new system, laying its foundations in
such principles, as shall seem most like
" 10 protect us in future from all fraud
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Galts aao SketfBes.
aEN. GREEN,s RETREAT.
Hr 7. HEApLx q {

To undcrstaad the grourd over which
this rsmarkabls retreat was performed,
Il Is only necessary to glance at the map
Three large rivers rise in the northwest
parts Of North and South Carolina, and
Aow IN seathseasterly direction towards
tie Atlantic. The lower or more SOUTH
sfn 6tie, Is the estawba, which empties
into the Santee, the next north of it,
and nearly parallel, is-the Yadkin. emp
Sing into the Psdee, The last and more
5aontbern i the Dan, which soon leaves
e. south-essterly direction, and winds
baekuard and forward across the Virgil
mia line and 6ually calls into the Roam
oke. sssszsszs 80 T
Green was now on the Catawba, or
most southern river, and directed his
steps north, bis line Of progress cutting
the Yadkin and Dan To place deep
river between two armies effectually sep
kFsksE them for some timeAwhile re-
tseating srmy between one and power.
tata6Sefssfy. u almost sure to be ruin
I'd Therefore fhe great effort Of Corn
wallis was 70 oysrtate bis weak enemy
1emevhere between the rivers, while the
,6tltF strained every nerve to keep n
1treaih dividing him aud hisfoe. Green
vs. now across the CataWba, which
S-olle~. ~ kka roeark rains rravanfad
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To this the intruder replied, in the
coolest manner possible
"' Senator from South Carolins, will
yon allow me to look at your hand-your
right hand p
Herose, the cloak fell, and I beheld
his face. Gentlemen. the sight Of that
face struck me like thunder clap, It
was the face Of dead msn, whom ex-
traordinary, events had called back tc
life. The. features were those Of Gene
raj, George Washington-yes. gentle
men, the. intruder. was none other than
George Washington. He was dressed
in the Revolutionary costume, sach q
you see in the Patent Once.
Here Mr. Calhoun paused, apparently
agitated. His agitation, need not tell
you, was shared by the whole company.
Toombs at length broke the embarfass-
ing pause.
Wen, we-s:ll, What was the issue Of
this scene ~ stz# go
Mr.. Calhoun fesufh6d:
The intruder, IS / have said, ross
and asked to look 1t my right hand. = =
As though had not the power to refuse,
1 extended it. The truth i, I fell !
strange thrill pervade me at bis touch /;
he grasped it and held it near the light,
thus affording me full time to examine
every feature. TWAS the. face Of Wash
ington. Gentlemen, I shuddered as
beheld the horribly dead slive of tina,
visage. After holding my hand for q
moment, he looked at me steadily, and
said in quiet way
"tAnd with this right hand; Senator
from South Carolina, You would sign
your name to q paper declaring the I'm.
ion dissolved p saa.ssss ssw z-yj.sg .xls
81 answered inthe afirmatiys. Yes
said if certain contingency arises,
Twill sign my name to the Declaration
of Dissolution : At that moment q
black blotch appeared on the back OF
my hand, an inky bloteh which I seem
to see even now. What is that, said
I, alarmed, I know notwhy, at the blotch
on my hand. s -
"' That : said he, dropping my hand,
is the mark by which Benedict Arnold
is known, in the next world
He said no more, gentlemen but
drew from beneath his cloak an object
which be laid upon the tsble--laid it
upon the very paper ON which I was wri-
ting The object, gentlemen, was .
skeleton.
There said he, arc the bones of
Isaac Hayne, who was hung at Charles
ton by the British. He gave his life to
establish the Union. When you put
your name to Declaration Of Dissolu-
tion, you may as well have the bones of
Isaac Hayne before you. He was .
South Carolinian, and SO are you; but
there was no blotch on his right hand ],
With these words the intruder left
the room. I'started back from the con-
tact with the dead mans bones, and
awoke. Over-worn by labor I had fallen
asleep, and had been dreaming. Was it
not singular dream ?'' @
All the company responded 10 the af-
frmative. and Toombs muttered, " sin.
gular, very singular at the same time
looking curiously at the back of his right
hand, while Mr.. Calhoun placed his
head between his hands and seemed
buried in thought.
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i spn0ULAToR CURED.

/ =
Once on time, = country DutehmA1
early one morning, went to town. Nhszs
By chance he overheard some traders tell
ing each other how much money thsg had
made that morning by speculation; ons
of them hsd made 3 100, 5000, $780, "a
Hans bump of acq1isititsnses was ID
excited that he, without ap4 re1ectichs
forthwith concluded to leave his former
business, which was labor, and try biz
hand at speculation, and on his return
home made his intentions known 60 hid
faithful vrow. Early nsxt mofnihg hs
gathered his wsllet containing hia funds,
amounting to Eve dollars, and Of be goss
post Ratte ind half bent, 20 look Iupse
speculation. He had not ps0ceeded far
when he met WAGNER, and sccOsted
him thus: sGood morning. Mr. Wsgs
onsr, I wants to speculsts I lestle dish
mofnih wid you.,'--s.Well, 6at," said
the WAGNER, ahou do sou want % spec.
ulase.n aYeli," aays the Dutchmaps
..1 will BET you fife dollars you cans
guess What my sog's name ieh. . saT
aealf him up TN I look At him. r.
Joined shs wagner. putohpen: Hs'r-s
Watch, here va-teh; here Ya-tch, "the,
aos tfots up; the wagonct eyes him foE,
..1onsnt and said, II guess his =sune d
Wstch., Daschmsn; 9 O besuks, Mr.
wagner, you has won bons Do mopinh
i yours and Hans returned 70 his cl9
occupation, perfectly satis6sa. Il aisis
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carried through, add the, distance tray
ersed, it stands alone Iin thesaunais Of
our country, and will bear comparison
with the most renowned feats Of ancient
or modern itimessiE It covered Gresn
withsmordglury than, a victory would
have doaesaudastamped him at once the
great commander. "a. Srsys.-. s,-,fE ,.as
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mont; :. !. b;s autv :. ,e.rsie.. sss,;;sh
f-;s.5sb;ns .n,, ,6,Esxvi,dIe new ,vasirla ear
HE fataro The history Of tbsss 5ifasl.ns
!. : ,b,s.o,v ~ yeo,eated injuries and In
suits all having in direct eebisc1 thS
nreoupiary desfruotion Of thsir besE
fr;end and bensfHsfof IA nToVa lhine
let facts he s,,l,ss5ttsa a 4 a.csa5d3id is;nsi
They hayesrefassd. time snd acsia. q
nav. usS the f;fss. continental q a;nrbsts u
althonob eneatealv;oa1lsa mon IS a. nur
They have refused o1suD1ls; -. 49,
corn. oates. potatoes, beam: 1ezn. nnf1.s
and poultry--althouch !. sllf 1srsnISif
were long. loud and pdtkstio4slizin1 N
estimable 10 is and formidsbIs 10 .ssns
Gals only. So. sf
They have refused 10 supply d atitk
any aid whatsoeusr. whereby 90 fkcilE
tate our business operations; fhus rsns
derinr usin /, measure incspzkss sf mn
suiiue With q Iieht heart and b0ognns
spirits our legitimate busiusss : Shs tfs
Gee in the meantime, EXPOSED toail Shs
dangers Of an invasion from nifhoakndd
-oonvulsions withins bes
They have sndearofsd 10 pietsns 90
population of these States, by debfiSinH
us Of the means necessary to feed and
and clotke the Young Nnrfnt1nfufts g
cording 70 our desires. So s reg
They have combined with Others o.
subject Us 20 the worst erisrSisss; fSis
eien 20 our good nature, n5kno1 o11saesa
by our laws. ssx s,s 9 n
Forcuttinr Of our trade wifk parsf
makers. gsz5r..
For iusposing debts on ua 3itheut 6nf
consent. soas1s dBsszs. sssI.
For depfisine M ii faxnt e111s. e
the benefits Of market money. 4
They have piundsfsd ON psdkss5;
cheatedsour creditors, bnfhf our kngsfs.
and done sundfy other cruel tn&
-, ,s.,<-tIs.s fls,a j,fSSaSfeg
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40IHn..
Hesperus.


Hespsrus. ,ezsaiia
A3aks. o beautiful Hespernsh asas ssoa
ANsks fhe day Is done, 81 q 81
Ara ths royal purple eurtains are drawn
Round the conch Of the sleeping =..sn 5.
F1ee Is . hush On file blooming earth. ~
kA01 : hnsf on the beating sea-. iHseFs
A11 tilsnse, too. in the courts Of Henxen,
For theaf.rs an wait for thee, 5E ted
Hesper1s3 sss3 ssax ,siFi.
An iki6gs bs1dtifal wait for fheei szszi
II, the hour for hncy's fairy reign, -
- When the glowfng brain is fraught s5s
seWifh Visions Of beauty and bliss. and love,
That leave no room for thought n q 81
Nfth he light Of warm and glorious dreams
- Thin nalroW chamber Is bright,
And nesd but fhes % sing with me- .assas
- q p9sstept poet ofnighfE .sst1aszz al
Hespeps, esif II al5stzg,,
Open sls9 volume Of golden lghtis 10
10 clambered the mountain height,
1lQ isiiEed 1lth stars in the midnight houis.
iii he faded from human sight -,
TN his brow grsv. bright with wonderful
sssssa light,ses al ans - -
ana ele5 nom .ne ~orle : liae jars,
- = loss y shs sss'ns =. ms Z Ae''1"s
= os.e..ss - .5sslas =
~ h.nssll vas me arrest ~ sss's' 95e
- 80 90 --ssPs.ss = -ss
.t = -. 'ssess - y sne ss'..S =; .. ssA.'1g
- = =. 4 ~. tss....,,, r., at9i
- - .,,s.,,.;,,,l ,,,s,,,;Ts lear,
ss,,l - l,orss a;v;ne,s.
1Tsth w., !, ~, s.. sh.,I bnrn . II
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-26

MISPLACED CoNFIpENcE.-Little boys
when they come too late to school, have
to bring written excuse explaining the
cause of their tardiness. Some days
since an urchin in city school came
extremely late, but without the least
fear or axiety depicted 6n his couDte-
nance. He had scuse.' On handing
it to the teacher, it was opened, and
read as follows: Missus, whale the
bearer for running away" Thu made
scuse vas accepted, and the little fell
low accofdingly admonished in the re-
gion Of bis sitdoWn-upons ,
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guard of the Americans, began hastily
to contract his lires, and make prepara-
tious for fierce resistance.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
t7ebmt'8 al ScrScn .

NSb6rn tatct cu6 Spr iunsrn M1nnrrn. Bon
rrnen itr rciter ntdtS fcnnt ais Gin fcines acubss
re; Iutet euA Dor a0,urGtrauter SetanntI6oft
nit ibnrn; Firtct ibre faprn S6mcideleien unr
bepenFt, baB Elm rcdtl6aTner Saurrn oper 5anbs
,prrfrr Sptn alien 5ltten rnes OGnbits ouipiest,
Der nit elmer 9plrenen Srtte Tim Den loaI0, slalirs
ten Sanpifuben an Rem ;artrn 5Snrrn unp rinenl
feinrn JtUf auf Orm Sudcl, ben CT SirQridt ben,
cbrli6rn Sdncrrr nr6 nitt brjablt bat, climber
lclitrt urp cu4 init 9Iattrn Brrten ;u bctbErcn
Iuht; brrcntt, bab cin FOLDER 2iebbnter eu6 ME.
mails bic dltwlid,e 6simatb, ben Hatb rinrS bras
prn SatcrS, bic 2iete elmer 9uten Wtuttrr unb bic
@cicui6aft Gstcnprr GrI6witcr rrItbrn fam =
ibrr Setc 1T boucrnp, tpdbrsnO bic rnes icl6rn
iunSrn NannsS laun in Den 5Iittsrwr4en I6win'
bet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
t1Iont9omcry Gauntr.

Gclgerbe SriGlu6c Fnp lei elmer reul4 in
MrntgcmcrY Gomt9 9c9oltenrr gctcfCtC Gdun'
tY Dclc5atn @cr1ammIung pabirt wprrrn:
ngsI6tcHen DAP tcinsr YcrIru crIautt trrrs
BEN ira, ibrcn Sib ais tin Oelegat bieler Cons
pentiOn, rnSunrbmcn, tie sr9enmGrti9 Gin Wit.
glisp raenp rintr getrimcn 0slell6aft, 9lridstcl
llntrr mel6em 9tdmrn Iir brfannt it, iein mag,
tcwnr, cprr irin ,rirb, cher bic irgenp cine prrs
ieltrn untertiibt, cher untcritiisrn mag, unp paB
ale Oslr9aten, bic al pieIsr Grnprntcn Shell
nrtmCn, oufaefcrbert lnp, bic brt8cfi9tr GrfI1s
rng. rrS GrfplscS wr9en, 81 untcricidncn."
,,SEr, bic ntcr,ci6netrn Dele9atcn, &C., crs
tIirrn frsiriaig, roB mir init fener getsimcn Ge~
ieaI6oft, pel6e Srnrnnuns ife aud INNER batsn
mag, in Scrtncuns itrbsn, ic 9cfanben
ia ben, rrcr bic 9lbiidt baten, iclde5 Su tbun,
prcr irarnp cine bericltrn untrrtibt ;u tatrn."
81 rie5 feline YrpIcrirtipn pegen pOlitiIdcr
Weinun9? Nrinrn brlr 9rrren 9ee9aten penn
prtI6 mas fc Iussn 2 gGenn ip, 70 fnp ia etrns
faa5 ale 5rsimaurer, SpbfeQUmS, WG6isfritSs
SGbne, Ga9ni6tic, Gtwaswi6rr, @cppfeacws,
Repmrn II. (. ~, II. f. 10, auSgr16lriIcn unb
eS bIrttt Iprom fir jrne Hrben taIp niemanb
mrtr iitria, ais bic &otbclitrn.
Sir Ipl6c 9cricnsn bic iid in rr gtmerifants
I6en 8siten 0cl6lthrn Iabrn, tlcS um ais Spis
pne unr Srrr6tbrr Su f8urirrn ipl6e bic r5
rebli6 grn,cirt lotCn mtgru-f4 a6cr trreren
orsr tsFrdrn IicBrn, rur6 pplttilte DcmasrSen,
rpirbcr suriid;uturtrn, rrcr aWt9eitcBen purrcn,
iinO Nicie 8ci4tdbe tcirurrrS cine tittrre 9fae,
inbrm Ipl6e 3uritd9etrctene pcnicltm nah feline
gcmtcr rrbaltcn, uno nur ficic 9artri' lnIiihrrr
in rieIsGbe rrpabtcn telfrn-ja rur ais gSalIw'
trigger rirnsn Iolsn.
g8cnn otrr ras br g6es III, tnB trn 3urids
grtrrtrnrn ferc 2Iemter mebr anpertr1ut mrrrrn
icln, tnnn wsrrn aud 9cwiB nur 9Erni9r ,us
rud;utrinecn Irin,-nb tann nur cine tIsnr 9lns
SAIL ,urGd9rtraht, wnb rrr nltrn brmrfratiI6cn
gartri on8si6Ipbrn mrpsn, rann it cS i6rr nit
ibrrr Rracntihaft Su Gupe-mc aud bitjenscn
bic bisic Sei6lGBe paBjrrn, werren ipdtrrttn teis
nrn 1rubrl nrstr nit gemtrr Gatrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
(Ginatlanrt.)


Scrrcr Der Th 1rltit 70 nrn.
ncnee Setrpbncr, Der ii6 aud ieltit ;u rnrm
Srtrtiser pber WrincrtSen semadt bat, wrldrS
cr iebt scrne lcugnen mGbtr, up rpa niAt fam,
ii nun tSie iitcr mid 9eworpcn, we btrS sin Sr'
rer wirp Der ii6 IN cine Gn9e srarteitrt Bat prrr
cobin 9rI6p5rn purpr, unp nrnnt mid, i'm Tepublis
fanrr rinen .Sbaafsfcpf. Dir6 mag rr ppbl
gerne tbun-buh piirpe id rs niht Ietrn wenn
er mid etnrn gei6mUllsnen Spunts&epf nrnncn
piirbe. Gr 9riBt mid fsrnsr rinen 2i9rrr, bat
atrr srr9eBsn ;u brprbrn raB iA srlpSen babe,
ullp piro rs aud ME brprbcn. ST Fn9t IN ieis
nrm Sptum Gaumel au6 wicprr ien alteS 2iros
den. pab bic ,,9tihtawi7rr" aeIhworrn ieirn
fItl6 ;u ld,pGrrn. Sir piclcn Auspruf erfIare
t9 tn ober nun ais rinen fre6en 2isnsr unp
;ipar lr lange, tit er pas geidste beipeiBt. Ilp
bier batru mir paS armr elrnoe griGtpf ais ri'
nn QG9ner, ais einen Sttraser pOer ais einen
Wftnrrigen, in lrnrr pabrrn SGbe. limb rn
icldra Sutjett tria nc6 ocn Der Oioral, Der Sis
bel une tcm GGriGsNtbum rrten-ril trtaurtrn
bic 9Imcrifanrr tSnntcu tcnr Gtrilen isn II. +. III.
,Serr Srrai6 tGm rsnn ;r rrB nitbt ipat Cr tGut.
ScIfe i6IeGte amcrtfancr 9etDrsn pann bed Se'
NIP feline ntstr 81 pcm Srrcr, nl5 pir tsnrr Ges
wobntr. Gin Mencipissr! Sa Gin meinriOtSer
NlcniA III bod aenib ouf bic rtrrrritr StuIe Der
menl6Iiden @cieli4uft aeiunten. Gc!t Er,rat'
re baB mir, in &rifIidsr Siniidt, DEM 0tatb
unb ren g8crtcn cincS IrIten prrIrgetrn SSies
mi&tS ioIacn ipatcn, Der lteIcr rcn Yab1 Scn
Jtcm ras Qdno rracrrn, ol5 Ieinr partci In Der
Winprrteit irDs wultC. Der 6innlel trbutc
RAP unirrc ;u Ericlsenpe Gauf6abn bur6 irlGr
ihIctte Wcnifen, bic iiA ietit Res CusE. Sttrus
ODER bcs NeincirS anfIuaen, nicperscIe9t whN-
brnn tpiro ben Subtapien unO bem SsrtanScn
biries @ridSpft 9cfclSt 10 wirp cs baIc un rat
Ghriientbum-ric rrIisiIie 6rrtrit 9eIdetrn ien.
Gin Slmcrifdncr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
Iratlriaes Ilnaluf.

9tm Nprsen res 1 itcn Stunt rrsisnrte iif rr
srSBl6es llnsltd nabc S6amctn, in Nrrttumt
Gauntg, an Dem &rblen BREEDER Der ofrrrr
Zimmerman nO 60. sDie unS beri6tet siens ei'
ner Der aufisbsr, pr. geurs Strtlrp, an pat
Ral6inensBsrt, UNI gu iebsn pb allrS in Orb
nun9 irt. Snpem er 10 tei4Sftist, srsrifI BIZ
NRaIfiene ieinen 8cd unb Scs rcn unsIadlider
Nannc augentIidIi6 in ben BREEDER, unp i6red'
li6 Su iaaen, bura bic NfiibIe ecscsen wurpr.-
Der &cpf wurre bonn Strpsr 9etrrnnt, Q1me uni
Srtnc la9en seritrsut auf Der GrSe berum. nnt
ien 6Srpsr in fIeine Stiife SerriHen, alIes rat
gEcrt cinrS susentlifeS. Der unsliidlids Manr
binterliBt cine SGttpe uno elf Smrer, bas Ifrsf.
l6c Gnre brrs gattrn unp SaterS iu trtrsnen.
-(Nmcrf)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04

Nnscttitbt GrrI9t rsr &sSitruns -S6Iutt tci GRtr=
0ir.-sIttpsrIdst ftr Ss9iSrunssirupptu.-5OO
Scete uno &trlpunettt.
NewsS rGrant, 26. Suni. Ter Tams
pier Sri3aba traf Yrn SHa Cru; nit 8a6riSrn
aus Nterifc his gum 10. ,. W. rin.
Die 8rBirrun9stldttcr mclren rm Sira ter
@cuorrncmrntStruPpm iitrr mrbrre tlcine San~
Rem rer 8epclutipnIre, umo bic RidfeGr Ges lDcl<
prn Santa gtnna na6 Der Sauptfart.
Bon onrrrer Sets stbt jerUt bic gia6ridt Gin,
nap Gissc 9llparr; pie Jtesisrun9struprrn tsi
gRrraltc nit rinem Ssrluite RON 500 3rrtcn une
Ssrpunprten falus. Grrirlte nabm farmer in,
Srrtnrung nit gsn. Grmcnicrt SUaoraa uno
i4lcb McreIia, raS fsjtbrise Sauptquariirr saue
III Nnna't Gin.
;}pidm San euis 9rtcF unb IIratsrrs III
iepe Srtnoun9 unterld9t, unp allr snstssrlhcn
lruppen linp mad 9iurYl 2spn tecrrrrt ipprrsn,
IIm Wcntrrep wirerr 81 nrbmen. Trr 9tsse>
run9s' General 9Bcli mil 3amaulipas unp 0la~
tampras bis sum EeBtn nit ieinsr GOO 9fann ssr<
tbriri9m. (Das 8rrttrin flnn ld, auf bet.
Warlb traebrn.)