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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
8Dnnets 8DnnetS !

Cine berrGi6e auspatl SCnnets. f6idlid fir
bicie Sabrs3eit, ais ale 9trten Strb>, Seibene,s
GRAPE unp 9awnsS sSonnsts, aGIe na6 ben nrueilrn
Nlcbfn, itnp an Ylo 16 Be1 Samiltcn Strase
sum gerfauf auf Sanb. DaIelbf mtro AUDI
SIeiden unp llmanberunsen ssrri6tst unD stpar an
ti[iaen 9reieen. 9isIes Oepartemrnt TT unter
Der auif4t rrr @trs. Dlatitpa Srpwn. Dlan rufe
an bet Gncs gSete.
glpriI 1S, 1855. naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

8ebiensn l4 pieier GslssenEst tbrcn aItrn
Syreuneen, Guneen uilp Dem gub!itum IbeTbaupt
an,u,esen. bae Ge ale Serbinpunsen init anrern
6auier aufJebotea babenL une baB Ie nun ipteper
unter id allrin in zine Q'ei6dfts' 'Srrbinbuns ge'
treten line, uup alio nun pieper bic Stctrses
fhiite an iGrem alten Stanbptabe, Der SbbsSel'
Iup+loale ltrds sssenaber auf alletniss 8sd'
nuns Iertleeen perpen. .t.I ".
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
OnateO O.,

2urer Ybcsptate rrn &aIf unr "ant.
G,,ps ron Der teien Wiits, al ben alIcrnispsrita,
Marftprsilsn, ST. uprrfaufen bel
s. 3. Sobbius,
81 Glib Nta.scS. OtttNaIb rcr Gtr5nut Strafr
shA1l MlR. Yhtl0CEiFHia
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
5Sertt1e .GteiDer.

Cine unibetreffI6e i6Gns quite unb 9rU6s
Iuspabl ferti9e Stleper fir Nlanuer unp Sna,
ben an benz aItsn StanpplaB, 9ic t6. 8ef Sa-
milton Strabe-wpblfrtlsr ais js-Su SertauIsn
Get GnpS SSeib.
gpril Is, 1855. nalm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
Solo (! .SOQO !!
SdDanrmaa unS lleubarG

q Die altr 5irma pirter ieltit i'm 8sIbe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
Der alte bide 8 einr / d,

1T lpeben Ron ben
srOBelt Rartten ;u'
riifssfetrt. uab bat
bed cinsls berrlifsa
Stpd 8iisfr u ttses
bra6t. Nun, iper
ibn fennt Der tpeib
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
Soicber 9elhaut, ibr 9auern !

SCtcber 9elAaut tbr Saiern
,%SA SO. Grtra feline MafreIen unb
FEEEE 8eiBfl4e, MUtaiiea, .3udsr, Saf.
A-z.zafee, 8ris, Seife, Sal,, Sds, trpdeD
ne YfirFde, trodene aspfel. 8pinsn. CHOCOLATE,
Sea5 YattUn jtaffee ste. ges Sir, 5enrs Gdi6s
rcrn, id bin gebunsen pae pieie 5armerS ni6t
piele pUblfeile Sitter alle babsn lpllrn. Sd milf
aud einise pascn batrn. Sleb mein Ser;, if
nmb es Die Senrietta 5srn ptben laben, pab @r.
Strpp ipl6e wctlfeite Spie9el, 5enfer Sbdbes,
6rniterpapier, MciicTn unp G'abcln, SbrrlbHet,
Suiens' unp @lassgBaarrn aui Sanp bat
SBea nnu, MiB 5satbsrabpat, i6 piinIde euh
Sapies ni6t gu itSren, aud pinlfe ids nt6t Sirl
;u ldrmen wrsen tpcblfelen gSaaren, ater uuB
ia9en, baB Stcpp Gud, GaBemere. Sattns upp
epe anpere 9lrt @entemrn's ;3eug fir 5sIen, gSeA
fen, Sempern, 6dncY Stpfs, IaIdentu5cr, fIncp
anc I4par3e GrasatS, Striimpfe, Sio unp tipses
ma6te Sanpl6ube, auf Sanp tat unp wcttfeil
fir GGi6 pertauft. ges Sir, 5enrg SuunperS,
i'd tann bir 1ussn, bab er au6 ferttsc &Ieipunsss
itide Derfautt, ais 8Gde, gSeten, 5rien unp Sems
ben ieprr 2Irt unp Sualitaten, 1ebr woblfeil fir
Gdid. gBeu SIR. @lrswGcr, ipie fpmmt et ba6
Stopp 70 Siel woGlfeiler perfaufen fam ais font
jemanp vi Orr. Snuwncttins i6 Mil pir iuscn ::
gr borat 1etnc g6aaesn nidt aus Iir bic mOrsen
Oper nadite 8o6e Se3atluns unp pann Die 5aIfD
te paocn SerIiert-er pertauft fir Gala unS niht
auf Grebit. Dater fass Id, fommt Giner tpmmt
gtae, unp fort setts nah Sclept Stppp's sDptl.
friIsn Gdl6 Stotr, bort triesen mir aIlc5 mir ta'
ben rcllen, ptne bic au9en3dhnr ;u bremen.
81. .. ga6rtdt prO tiernlit se9eben, bas
Stcpp ppn Eeute an ale leinc QBaarrn wCb1Tet1
serfaufen rrirb, bis peitere Roti3. Gbenfaus baB
Stcrp Butter. Gier, S6uals, 4untpen, ssr1uG-
ntes 5IeiI6, trcdens 2lepfel. 0runptsercr, Seifr
unO Sfmal3 Int austaul6 fir ein Ghsil irtner
tSpblfelen Daaren annebmfn triro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30


8aaren sefauft fat, senn sr III uidarf' unb wer
ttm i6tedte Sitter aabansen mill, muB fra4 mcr'
gems aufseifanhrn len. Gin Serlu6 3u MAIDEN
Die @iter Gier ,u beaanen, prl6e er gefauft tat,
in unmSsliA, unb es mub genus iein gu iaseIl,
bab er ..
Gin oDllifdnSiges Enforcement
Srpfrner<0Saaren, 0rp;eries, auiens~
gSaaren,
unb fur; atle anpere grtitcl bic In einem re d en-
Sto9r ssGalten werrrn, cin9ele9t bat. llnb we
bilig-man fcate es gar nift benfen--e5 III al
les unsemfn woblfeil-ja fe fGnnen unp tpereen
wetfieler ais e Scrfaufen, benn iie babrn bel uns
seteursn SuantitStm einsefauit, unb baber rerS
bienen lie B 0 d ibr Srob wenn lie I6ier gar wes
Der an Soften perta,llen. Nlan mug Ieltf pas
bin seben, penn es ben geutrn in ben ;3ritun9en
besrelIi6 ;u ,naden, mrl6e Bargains ba ssmaGt
werpcn f5nnen, III unmSsl6. 0ett alIc ieltf
tir,-prnn flepersre StoGrtseper inpet man nrsenbS
iunltpp Der alte bide Ssinrid il aud INNER be-,
reit Gu6 CUTE SpGec ;u erjdblen wenn ct nidt ;u
aeidditig lit, unb mas Der 6 bGrleY, init Der
5eber binteru, Str. Gu6 laat, ra t6nnt ibr Gu6
rrauf serlaecn. Srtnabe hattie man bic
ffrtigf AletDfr
Seraeben = ia Iit baten Elm ungebeuer 9roees 2I>
fprtenent 5ertise &Iciper alsr grt fir Mtannsan,
sdse auf oanb ia nraenOs pirp Elm @rB6eres
ansetrrhtn, pelde fe an Ietr titlisen greern teim
groeen unp &leinrn atsulaben riai8 Fnb. @anbs
Stctrtaltrr beiunpers ttmen Ia wpbl be,ablt
MAIDEN, penn lie bel ibnen anrufen uno pcn ibnen
faufen. Die &leper lnO gut aema6t, DrrlaBt
Gud brauf benn rer alte Side 1T Elm piinttli6er
Mann, er i1ett iAarf nad, unp per feline CUTE
artet ma6t, crtatt feline ipeitere Sei6aftisuns-
man fam ii6 paber pctI auf bic g Ute pisIer
Getoer oerlaEen.
preeufte.-Ote 9epS6nli6 in ben StcbrS
ein5enrrn,cn tperpen, trinse man nur ber;baft ;u
itnen, brnn inmrr trjablen lie bic tG41cn 9farfts
rreiie.
Durd 9iinftliafsit urb SiGi9teit tcffen lie lit
cine 6prtcauer Der @unlt res 9ublifnms ;u;uIid3,
ern, pcfir iie h iepcr;eit, unp lei allen Gelesen'
ttttet, bdnfbdr trpelen prrpen.
o. 6cinrt6 Sdnurman,
Charles 9. 9teubarb.
I(lentaun, 9lpril is. nalm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
8urire bid felbft!
Der IaI6en> >GScul0ptuS,
ooer sSe0ermann feln ei0ner NrIt.

gSilliam gcuns, M. D.
,8sn @atsr fclts fd ftbdmsu fsinsm ainbs Gin
GrmpIar pEs @stuIapius su 9ctsn. Gs fam paourd
ren cincm frdbtn 9rats 9crsttct ptroen. 8sin
Sdn9lin9 eccr Sun9frau clts in ben Gbcanb trstsn,
cbnc Den Safhsu @stuIopius 9sIstn gu baten. Nic:
mono bet eintn 9cpllIcn 6utcn lsioct an Gsitens
fthmcrs, uurubiasn Gadtsn. ntrrSftn @sfdbtsn cher
anbcrn bpspcpfillhsn Senaticnen. fcue einsn auen.
bid LANCER iiumrn Den Gstuapius iu ltirn. ,6aben
9srbsirabsts cetr lnpsrbsirotbts ir9sno Gin aebs:
mes lIste. ltitt bicfrs ntethc 9uh, iubem CO fhcn
Sauicnoe felther lln9lddIihen aus psm 2cessrahsa
9eriFtu BAT.
o. G8sr % Gents in cintm Brisfr ieucet. erbStt
Gin grtmptar bitks 8uhss ourtb bic pclt ,useanet,
tosr Grsmptare fir sinrn Sbater.
Iooresirt petfre:
Or. &m. goune,
$40. l52 Spruts Gt, pbilaosIpbio.
Sttc6er %, 1854. uaI3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
WabpgDnp Scneer

mtiIbr f6bEuer 9Noftr, ~ hatEn tti :. Y. sNef
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
NEW-YORK.
llerring's Patent Fire-prOof Safes.

VIE snhsorher continue. Ia manufacture his un'isa-
led patent hfn and burglar ptoof saes warrented
'qhal Ia my, ond superior ot the many which
hve been tested published aud noticed by the press
hnug huu the world t he n.i fifteen year and Il snle
'arlcluro Of .as patent powder proof lock, h"th hav.
ihg received separate medals The Worlds tnir,
london, 1881, md New York in 1884. Also. y
atentee (hy purehase o Jones celebrated patent
binaton and permuaiion bank lock. ~ 400 in gold
VIA placed in the snir, exhibited d the Worlds fair
london secured hy ilas uud Jones lock-. mud offered
IA reward nny who would rek III" locks OF open
The safe within ot, five dnys. aud although ore'nted
upon by sesenl skilled IN the utt of lock picking, M
succeeded IN opening lie hr (nn chnngr or nltern
lion IN tie locks ar KEYS having he.n made dutne the
nfe) but The money nemaee IN snle depository aud
"ns returned to the ptopietnf. nni II medn awarded
iim for the champion snie of IL uorld. Cnnii III
Nom genuine except those having the ruhsctlher hnmr
+, SlLAS G. HERRING,
treen Black, corner Pine aud Mater sta. New York
\ B.-Ghe ahove snfn. nnd laeka can b. hnd tadd
tteght) manufacturer ptises ot bis anthot'a'd
agents, IN a the t,nopn oities in the inlnd States
hnd tanadn
~ rnIr in Lsnehh.tr by tbs Aren--
Jan 3l=dlm !. II. THOMPSON \ 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

FAcETloUs.-Th Albany Atlas is disposed to
be funny and with the following success
Mutual 4tentions.-While Messrs. Little
john and his associates explaining the philos-
ophy of oath breaking to the State Legislature,
Senator Seward is urging Congress to remove
the obstructious at He'll Gate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

Asn over 10000 Paintings. Sfnlnes, Med MIS-, Cbm.,
Albums. Valuable Books, aud Portfolios OF Engmvnga
nnl ing in NIL $50 000 gifts which will be Iii nhuted h
u committee appointed by the Shoreboeof,. md for
.nrdod free of curge hV' he Puhc- ohedicnt
DASHALL& L. co.
4s6 Broni~ny. New York.
Orders fot Engtnvinfs and IA ia thi. yfcnt ~
teprise dnly nlisng lrpm Il puiis oil lhe unird
Stnlcs mud Cannda, which in pom siHF II
very early day for the distribution Applications should
he mnde Immediately, ony certain number Of Tick
be sold Letters. with the money enclosed, IN
be p epnd and the Engraving md Ticket will be ior.
led free DASIiALL y CO.
dc 13-d Mar is6 Broadwny New hntk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

MEMORABLE EPoCHs.-Thore are certain ex-
citing epochs in woman's life that are never
forgotten such as, for instance the first time
she carries parasol, the first time she receives
Valentine the first time she goes 10 an evening
purity. the first time proposals. made to her the
first time she wears velvet dress, and the first
tine she puts wedding ring.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

WARMTH OF AFFEcTIoN,-CoLp COMFORT
Married, cake of floating ice, in the Ohio
river, opposite Rising Sun, on Thursday, jan
uary 30, by the Rev. Mr. Collard, Rev. James II.
Brookng to Miss Sallie Craig, all of Boone coun-
ty, Ky.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
IsyOALL WIloMrT MAY CONCERN
ONCE MORE.

NEW BOOKS &c, AT MORSES
nrT DOORS AT Idtemeld, by vi lis,
~ Ruth IInil-a new supply
Nil> hss Ganrt>hlp-' - md cheap edition.
Gl,a.oo's Pete ria-clegnntly bound,
F IN Leaves second series by Fanny Fern.
Black woods Magazine, for January,
Hunts Merchun : Magazine, To-. lehrunry,
Ernuk Lrsle's
New York Journal,
kaicker',achcr, far February,
l.ond Art Jnnrnal for January.
Song Books-new and iu assortment Also.
In. Account Books. Pas. and Memo. Books. Note
and Bill Books. 4 e. &c. feb BITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

rE,IE subscriber would respectfully call the
\ ton oil those wishing mike their friends pre-
sen for mas or ea Yea TINT will be prized above
diamonds 10 emil at cutlery and select from Iii large
assortment of ewery aud Funey Goods, Just received
for the occnsion Mt prices 10 the times. md hive
them fin, with onn one his inimnitabc PREM | NJ
DEGuEkREOTYPES Remember that GIBBS bore
of on the .lm by the first premium over competitors
at tie loe tHirs at Petersburg and RGhmopd; which
is n .uirrnf guarantees 'fat his Is the paee IN haPe
vour ngc transferred oqunl natIre ~ without much
ndo come along on raronds. in your carriages, or ON
foot all received alike, and you will lind plenty o
roon good fire aud every ,hng make you comic rable
wiile wa g your time of sitting. ln eyely case en-
tire sa.isfaction giyen--or charge msde
AT the sign OF he flag /, L GIBBS.
tRsAIl paper- advertising for me will copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
DISSOLUTION,

FgNI r concern ot Wilson 4 Fran lin is this day DIS
4 ,oIvrd h, Limitations All persons having claims
a. ln. tho on EN- will hem 10 Joseph H. WI
3n lbr pa, nei; tiose indebted to the concern viii
nuke payment II joseph IL Wilson, he having fuf.
asaai J,nas Fr.,ak in Interest in the { lucern.
JOS II. WI! son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
eeptember lst 1854
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
TERMS.

TIE YIRaINI published tally a 3D. and semi -"eek al
Al 5ar annu a. u alyanre paper viii he discontinued &
se II lie ,tion rroprietor uti All arrearages Shai
have paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 30 scnts per sausr" oi
L the first insertion, ani - cts of faeh t
tnannse unless nrlerl weey and then % CIR
per llare be charged each Insertion II he nu'
assertions is not marked Ms, II sll he Fnhishei ai'
deral out, and charged accordingly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
DAILY IIRGINIAN.
FROM LATE FOREIGN JOURNALS.


LETTER FROM CORPORAL OF TIE RIFLE BRIGADE
hardly know how to begin to give you an idea
of our present suilerngs, for suffer we do daily
from tho effect of the cold. Even now while | am
writing, am pershed with cold sitting in the cold
tent. God knows what we shall do if the Almigh-
ty deserts now in the trying time. We areup
to our knees in snow, and you may depend we feel
1t going into the trenches for IL or Ia hours;
and if it is your turn for the advance trenches,
you have not chance Of jumping about to keep
yourself warm, for fear Of 32s,ounder n riho
hall from tho skirmishers in their holes and their
batteries running after you with stunning mes
sage to halt. 1t would cut you to tho heart to
see the remains of our once fine regiment. We
come out here with 900 strong and now we can
hardly muster 100 men for duty. The other
night it showed terribly, and we found about
cry man could muster at about half past four
in the evening, our usual time of mounting in tho
trenches, and they had hardly marched on before
came that half of tho purity had fallen down
quito helpless with pains, that the sick at home
were compelled TO turn out and carry our poor
comrades TO camp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

FINHE sub-clber ha. lust hn-hed Vely E
1 lnrge -orpIy Of SlYersare, embracing lie ga
following articles: 62Aa6b
Tlren ted Table md Trn-poors, pnin Tabie and Ton
spoons Threaded Table Desert md en- Fork, pla ani
thrcuded soup. nnd gavy Indies, Sngnl lenFs
M Spoons Gnke rud Butter Knives, Pie mud Fruit
Knives Sni nnd An-rrrd Spaen-, silver Cups and Cob
Its mud Cream Pieter-, liver Sugar Dishes, spoons
lni Bowls NIL warteuird pure coin.
A l4o. II very hnud-pf ftinent 81 Fin ed Amin
Cns,o,s Cake and frui, Baskets. Gard Basket-, inhle
md Teaspoons. Caude.iint-. Spt,ta d.. Eees'hnds
Water rI hcr. A., all warranted tepresetl"d, Mt
ite isp#r ,#.. f3aeIe TllOS kOWLAN,
dcr a.t. SYennnre a.. Peter.bnrg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

L i to sell privately my house and lot. situated ~
IN franklin Hill, nearly opposite the residence Q;&
Of Mr. Chas. Simpson. The property embraces one half
aore of rich gsrden soil, framed residence W th
s ROOMS, and all necessary houses, including
good Stnble. The neighborhood is good and desira
bic one.
will sell the above named property upon the follow
ing reasonable MS viz: One third of Turchase money
10 be paid in months third in months, and the
balance in L. and yesrs with negotiable paper salts
factorily endorsed. GEO. w. SEE.
dec 90 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
Smiths lnyigorating Cordial

EW CONCERN have a.sne ated with me
' tAe Grocery aud Commission business Mr.. Robt
: Eam. We sha do business nj the same s'lnd Tor
neri, occupied by my sell under the firm afd stsle oi
Miller i Eam
return my thanks for the patronage extended - me.
aoI hope the NV concern nav have foil employment.
". A MILLER,
jno#l It, On Rn4in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

AbgIsD SEED Just u hnud "A ni oi crop
ID Bird secd.-Gana,., Rape und Hemp, very clean
und nir, iof sale b)
de- 2Jfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

FBNtlE OF Mrs kuk pntrick's Seminary for
l.une Ladies commence, IN Thursday, sh feb'y
NJ, ln,trnnvcd II tie lower end # Main st, two
a,nfs below the II rr-bytetiun Church.
f,l, S.Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

TIE YEARLY RATES ARl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

- Every business WIN considers his ltooka and
l'aper- worth Swing should be provided with of
ilruiuel- fi,e-rroot Salrs. lie then feel
asai8-l iaeenlafies a1d burpInrs.
Thase Safes are fot salc manufacturer. prices by
the Agents j II. THOMPSON n co.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-01-18
NO. o..

Pennsylvania State Teachers Association.
This body, composed of Teachers and
County Superintendents, and friends of
Education, held its forth semi annual ses-
sion in Lewistown, Pa, on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday of last week.
4 large number Of members were in at
tendance, and those from this city speak
in the highest terms of the unanimity,
zeal and earnestness which characterized
the session, and of the cordial reception
and hospitable entertainment afforded by
the warm-hearted citizens of Lewistown.
Carefully prepared reports were pre-
sented by Committees, Oh the following
subjects: "On the Importance of the Study
of Ancient Languages, as discipline
for the mind" by Mr.. 0. G. Davies, of
Lancaster; son Physiology, as branch
of Common School Education" and "on
the Ventilation of School Houses" by Mr..
J. n. Loughlin, of Mifflin; "on the CO.
education of the Sexes" by Mr.. J. H.
Brown, of Philadelphia; "on Normal
Schools" By Hon. Thos. H. Burrowes,
of Lancaster. Several of these reports
elected animated and prolonged discus
sion.
Eevening addresses on various import
ant educational topics were delivered by
speakers from Philadelphia, Pittsburg,
and other towns in the State, and the ses-
sion closed with mplimentary enter
tainment, given in honor Of the occasion,
by the ladies of LewistoWn.
Among the resolutions adopted, was
one recognizing the necessity of enlisting
the local press Of every county in the
cause of education, and requesting editors
to provide an educational column" to be
devoted to the subject. The following
preamble and resolutions, offered by Mr..
A. X. Brown, of Scbuylkill, and relating
to rising and valuable institution in this
city, were unanimously adopted;
Whereas, The principal nations of Eu-
rope have wisely provided Schools of Arts
and of Mines, wherein to educate youth
in these important departments OF ma
tiOnal industry; and, Whereas, Such in
s:itutions are equally demanded in A
merica, and especially in Pennsylvania,
in order that our vast mining, sgricultur-
al and manufacturing resources may be
readily and proftably developed; there
fore,
Resolved, That this Association has
learned with the highest satisfaction, of
the establishment in Philadelphia, of the
"Polytechnic College of the State of
Pennsylvania" which comprises in its Or
ganization, School of Mining, of Engir-
eering, of Chemistry and Mechanics, and
in which these arts, and the sciences
which bear upon them, are systematical-
ly and practically taught to the students.
The Association adjourned to hold its
next session in Pittsburg, in August next.
--PNsZaaelpkia Lcager.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-01-18
The Last Drink.

Dan Jones has wife, an amiable, ac
complished. and beautiful lady, who love:
him devotedly, but she finds too many
bricks in his hat. One night he came
home tight, and was not very much as
tonished, but rather frightened, to fine
bis worthy lady sitting up for him. She
always does. She smiled when be came
in. That also she always does. "You
stayed out so late,n she said, /" that !
feared you had been taken sick" "Hic-
amt sick, wife; b-but don't you think I'm
little t-tight." GA very little, perhaps,
my dear, but that is nothing-you have
SO many friends, as you say, you must
join them in glass once in while. y
"Wife, you're too good-the truth is, am
d-drunk." "Oh, no, indeed, my dear
Im sure that even another glass wouldn't
hurt you. Now suppose you take glass
of Scotch ale with me, just as a night-cap
my dear?" "You are too kind, my dear,
by half; 1 know I'm d-drunk" "Oh, no,
only julep too much, love that's alp
"Well, take glass of ale at any rate; it
cannot hurt you, dear [ want one myself
before 1 retire" The lady FASTENED to
open bottle, and as she placed two tum :
blers before her on the side-bord, she put
in one very powerful emetic.-Filling
the glass with the foaming ale, she hand
ed that one with most bewitchipg smile
to her husband. Suspicion came cloudi-
ly upon his mind. She had never before
been so kind to him when be was drunk.
He looked at the glass, rsised it to his
lips-then hesitated.-"Dear wont you
taste mine, to make it sweeteri" said be.
" Certainly, love-" replied the lady,
taking a mouthful, which she was very
careful not to swallow, Suspicion vanish
ed, and so did the ale, emetic, and all,
down the throat of the satisfied husband
After splitting out the taste. the lady
finished her glass, but seemed in no hur-
ry to retire. She fixed foot-tub of wat
er before an easy chair, for which the
husband was curious to know the reason.
A few minutes later, the gulp and splurge
from the throat of the husband gave the
answer. The brick was gone when he
rose from the easy THAR, and he never
after carried one home to his wife.