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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07
LOCAL COLUMN.
RgTLe sleabenrlle Herald. Of die sr

ED The ctenoenFNle Herald, Of the Srd
inst contains the following:
I~SFoRNAr1oS WAxTED-Ar. T. d. Ham
ilicn, pr6prieloro Of the Norton House in this
city, desires to be informed of the wherea-
bouts Of a gentleman who came to his house
on Saturday night last. in a buggy drawn
by two horses. aud took lodgings. He was
about the house on Sunday morning-went
70 urch--resmped-too dinner AMI walk
ed out. One Of the servants whs had taken
the horses 10 water, saw him at the upper
end Of Market street, where they recognised
each other. making some casual remarks a.
bout the horses. Since thai time no lidings
hayc been heard Of him. Fearing lie has
rpet with SOME foal play, has induced Mr..
Hamilton to make lhis Rabllcenquiry. The
gentleman's name IS supp sed to be Bell,
and to have resided in the vicinity Of Moore
field, Harrison county. He IS a man about
40 years Of ase, about sil feet three inches
in height. II these lines should reach the
gentlenanin question, or any one who knows
his whereabouts, q knowledge Of the fact
would be a matter Of great qualification to
Mr.. H. The gentleman's horses, two Gne
bays ana buggy, are still in the care OF the
proprietor Of TIE Norton House.
%
Ag-The local editor Of the Wheeling Ga
zette, speaks thus fayofably Of the temper
ancc ladies Of Cediz-
"bApIrs Asp LIeouR The cadiz SEMI
mel says that it has been requested BY sew
eral very energetic teruperanGe ladies Of that
place to SAY that those persons who sell any
kind Of syirituous lilaots-ale included
had better look cut. They say that they
shall be prosecuted 10 the fullest extent OF
the law iilhey DO not desist from the vile
practice, Hurfa for the ladies of Cadiz,
That place can p~roiuea IN among the
best temperance ladies' that can be stirred
up: and ii they take into their hands the SUP
preston ofthe traffic Ia ardent spirits contra
~ to law The dram sellers who deal out the
poisonous draft 70 thcir fsIlow citizens had
tsttsr @Ioak out" We love 10 see the ladies'
ssandup orthgirrigt IL mot what soao cali
"womtn's rights" but for their tights Of
peace and happiness which have been SO
basely inlriogcd b. a set oE aen who for the
"a assag win u TIDY a happiness
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LEGAL NOTICE.

"A AYERS
4ay
SsIssM
-;
N(si53s.:l .ls5z1.!.;I;;3s
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the rapid Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WH00PING-COUGN,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
"Eyisdom shalt bow down to it, and he great oflho
earth, shall knaet hsiore H." &
Never could thisbo said with moro truth, than il
nfw apuliea To this remedy for Affections OF the throat
end lungs. The exalted in learning and powor,
acknowledge its e%uprofnnc ,whileboth the little and
Aie great can feel It's benefits. The l~iberulsminded
among those skilled tocure, are free toyown its n,as-
terry over dietet6pcrs which have hatled their art
Ttosc of exalted stations are not ashamed to testify
toiis virtues, bnt deem it a duty aRda pleasure To-
thus hold oit the lamp Of their experience to theif
suffering fellow mon. rs
Witness the followinr:-
tFranslatiohl
NcfmiltionyiiIe, In, April, 1853.
Mons. lc Dr. ] C.. Yer. have eflats, nTade FREE
qqent use at your CnLRRY PrcToRAL in my practice,
| ard nm happy 10 inform you that in 10 case yet has
il fniled nc. 1haye made come signal cures Of Iii.
ryryitis and Bronchitis with ii. and have completely
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ES-Fhe readers attention is directed to
the advertisement Of TIE ~IIopedae School
in another column.
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Vofmillionyiile, In, April, 1859.
Mons. lc DR.. J C.. Syer;-. have Slate, uIade FREE
qpeui use al yopr CuIRAY PfcruRAG in my practice,
and mn hapryfo inform, you That inuo cttse yet has
il fniled nc, lhaYe made come signal cures of LIE
~ryngitis and Bronchitis with It, and have completely
cured enc casc OF AsthTn, which had withstood oV-
cry other medicipeI could employ.
Accept, Sir, the aasurances Of my ,- s..
distinguished consideration.
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT he subsefihor hna
IN been appointed and qualified BY The Probate
Court Of Hdrris6n cointty, Ohio. adIiinistrntor of
the estate OF Jacob slanbeck, late .of said county.
deceased. JOHN MANBEcK, adEninisIfator
Jan 10, '55 3w
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

DRhCTICABContc, anor. .Whsiesale and Re
4 tnn Dealer IN Candies, Cakes, Nuts, Rnisins
Crackers mt Imported CigaFs, nearly opposite the
bank, SIeubcnYiile, Ohio.
n. B-Weddihg and other parties furnished with
Cakes, &c, on short na.ioo. MAY 10, 1864.
NIcLANEs Pills and hermitage, tho most popu
WI lar medicines oiuho age tor sale by
nov. y lsSs BEALL
BiANcT Scars. PE~RFuasRsrs, etc, a large assun.
j. ment iprgdo cheap hy J. BEALL
april 20, i55O.
1IAsoy's OBlelSAL CHATdFNeE BLarKiNs, a large
w and freshsuppiy f0r sale cheap BY
april %, 1853 JOHN BEALI.
uIIITE, Rod and Black Lead, Linssed Oil
w Lacker, Turpentite, etc, . fresh and large
supply. Ar HPFl 20, ls53) JOHN REALLS.
TNKS-Arnoid's Hoycr's, Hrrrisoas kiorrison'i
l. B.ockson's, &c, largo and small bottles. q tine
sifr,rfo ehorn bvfstyr 10 f.55 JHBEAEL.
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STATE FAIR AT CIyc1xxArt.-It will lie
seen by the following extract from Gen
Worthinstou's 1eport Of The proceedings Of
Che Ohio State Board of Agriculture, 10 the
Seioto Gazette, that tue State Fair Of 1855,
il held At al, may BE- held at C~inciunali:--
"The Ohio State Board Of Agriculture
has adjourned. 1t is uncertain whether a
State Fair for 1855 will be held. depending
upon the action Of the railroads. and he
Board have decided that they will not risk i
failure unless terms as good as heretofore
are offered, to vii: half fare for attendants,
and articles Of exhibition free. But few Of
lae railroad Superintendent attended The
meeting called for Wednesday, and they
agreed The Fair would probably be a fail.
are unless these terms were granted.
Competition in stock, machinery, and
al othev articles, is thrown open to all the
world, as was recommended at the late met.
ting IN December Of the Agricultural Dele
gates from the couaties at Columbus.
"No application was made by the Chilli
Gothic com mittec, and after waiting until to-
day 3 resolution Was posed fixing the loca-
ton Of the Fair, il held at al, 6fst at Gin
%eianati, ifthe usual terms are complied witt
by April lst.; ana next al Columbus, II the
fCincinnatians should fai~I-proposit;oas have.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

Jouy MCLEAN, Agent, DsuEgist, Cqdiz, q. Ais
by GIL FaNeegt II Ia, Mt Pheasant, Harsh *
McCuteheon, steubenyillo, and by Druggists gener,
ally.
RTNoTtcE TO TIE. UNFORTUNATE FEMALE.
Heel liza duty incumbent upon myself 10 declare
publicly tic great blessing Or. Marchisi's Uteriat
Gatholicon has proved ID me. For fsvo years my
health was niiserablei | was almost unable to Walk
fhysicians pronounced my case failing of the womb
extensive alterations, commencing with iluor albus
The pains, irritation, prostratior, and the i~ntolera-
bic ftnld disc large rendered life almost a burden
In this miserable condition, Dr. n T.. Newland 70,
commended Or. MIarcllisis Uterine Cathosicon-
Alter taking four bottles | find myself in perlecl
health. Gratitude for restoration makes m
" desire that all my sex, alike ~nfilortnl
find sure rclieffrein thisipeslim1hle nledi
ELIZABETH A NEyNIAED,
No. lowest ST., Utica, Ny.
The above statement know to be true.
F.P. NEWLAND, nj. ID. ptica, NJ. ".
] have no hesitation in saying pr. Anarchists. utct.
inc CailclicoH is invaluable III Uterine diseases gen
eraEly. lh1ye used itiA Fiuof Aibus, Amennfr4saa,
Prolapsus Uteri, and in cases Of extensive nlcefa.
ton Of the vaeini and Of utefi Itis worthy Of The
notice 6fthe Faculty
John g. 0fRICK, MD. Baltimore, Nd.
R-J.B Marchisi &sGo, Propietors, Central De-
poi, S04 Croadwag. an, ". aug z, '5l 6sn
READY MADE CI0THiNG-fbe best ana
~eheapest assortment ever brought to Gaaiz, fof sale
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Valus Bile Farm Eor aa

HEsabscfi tefN oilers sbT aHlen al ag tsfgH esa
on which row reside SAID 4afsn 8fE8uag #
ftBe east eInt al tlpasfis3 aal cent as4 HSfes
of land IN aefesof waish fgeareaAaa III I'LL 8sa
heAfssaseni tuAtlygdtia5E There is3 u RfuHS esAaA
land Is ot tile best 9uaHly Tr raiss X
KINDS there II water AfSagf II kha L " aFefaf
falling spfiagas tAein9 ~ ga5d tNo sfIfs hssase ndss
~ MeathcifaNfdea a5d paantH4s aisa nfefSA aa
wtole lepgtifaf HIM bs1sAn# twaIxs aHs igs
add abea room on one e49es one H33 rNskgssas
and 4 p4ntfW and ceckflzr9W4 ~ M got
sstable twetlfY AiE fsetta lsagsh a@ A
Hbteadth. Here ~ oae HxfAI{fff 1 k'k #ifn
4baFfY yHsds4E AH hatAa aSa n 6aa3&8 4x
ard na sai1 Earzss pf oNeeAAHt stNits ssN S 2#s
vefvpleaKHHtiY sifglUiMf 0 s r8@8 fi BMsa
aIsos9lsla e ItuSi it'd: I iia a# 84a
and al nndsrg 3od4 fencing. Ina 9sYas4Ei hi kaa
fHffa MILE 10 maze n~a93pKafe
ian lsss EA
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Tcief from IBIS lposlimable med

READY MADE CI0THlNG-fbe best ana
cheapest assortment ever brought to Caaiz, Tor saie
at (ap26.1 JOHN MccnRAfiCK.S.
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FRfIqiEf Mo Az lid " observe fiat
III ffaigIsAg aaahe sseabsuxillc agql Inai.
ana ReGseea W ias ihcrsaEe. IsarRe
srainsse IF asrs aFlisa daily heartily baden
Sls pfoacsS s th MIA egH nsy
sFlls frsigAk = during Nas "A week
saa III u between s19 anl 800 pcf day.
lSmlds
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07
R0PEDALE HIGH SCHOOL.
IAME FHAaaENs- ..f.ss .t'. rt' ss.....H =. DNLhNEA
FEA2TER 81 DREN MEN,
WHOLESAIE .GR0CERS.
]. n. GTAGK q 20

ANDG0MM LSsIOM MERCHANTS,
Mqiltet ST., benweeh 81 mad 4th, stoubeuvigle, D.
Aeh. 2ss isSS-Iy =
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Mgs. SwIssHELu on HYDgopATnT The
eelsbrated editress Of the Phtsburg Family
Visitor
.In IT'S, 4 patriotic fever broke Quit in
this country which becomes epidemic. Our
fath~er-ia.lawy then a yoatll, had a prolong.
"a anl severe attack 81 the disease; and
once he was, with i large number Of The
afflicted, Oh the banks Of the Delaware, ua-
der the charge IF Doctor tseo. Washington
Oae might, she knew By lhe " nptoms that
allaHs patfpuas Would have d gnapoaler
paroxysm IL the morning, upiess some
measures we're taken 10 prevent Ii: and he
ordered them III d plaage into swip % tile
pthes shore and then hal them packed a.
Ways ii wet bIankets until next morning
Seine lIeiIram Tie effects sf tIe treatment.
bat VI The paica ii whom we were most
pasticalarIy interested II resulted IN q con
fnaea astgaa, which dsaendeI u BIS chill
drrni Sosoaf y yef hail. ssts up / co1sh-
JIG apd Wleezing spsa. Utmost every even
ag. nAtis lately when Il begins. be takes 4
few dfoPs d eta Cherry Pecsora
which giYss him immediate Saiof. Thus
we have present expsfisncs Ii oar family
which ha hgu mRssr II ali the
mndigias W require Dller peopls may
need b hing ss.
WS
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MRs. SwIssHELM OF HYDRopArnT The
celebrated ediiress If the Pittsburg Family
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.

RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
A letter, purporting to proceed from St. Peters
burg, dated the 10th, says:
That for some time past numerous relays are
posted at intervals of four leagues from Odessa to
Scvastopol for the purpose of conveying, as soon
as the snow is frozen over, achievements to the
amount of 40, 900 men for the Russian army. It
is expected that the Russians will have on the 18th
of February an army of 100000 men in the
Crimea.
At st. Petersburg complaints are heard against
Prince Mcnschikon, who, strange to say, is ac-
cused by the Imperial encourage and even the
people, of excessive prudence and total want Of
General to leave good deal to chance. He is ac-
cused Of being too faithful a disciple of General
Koutousof who is said to have fought in spite Of
himself the battle of the Moskowa in 1912. and
not to have displayed sufficient energy in prevent
ing the French from penetrating into Russia.
The people are beginning to get clamorous
against the prince, and disconnected even with
the Gar, who, they think, has already made far
too many concessions. To more they will not
listen. Ostcn-sackcn is again spoken Of as likely
to obtain command in the event of Mcnschikof' s
removal, with Liprandi as his second In case Of
change it is not certain whether the Prince will
be summoned to st. Petersburg, or be left in the
Crimea with the duty of defending the city during
the assault, while Osten-Sackcn commands the
army in the field. The letters repeat the aSsu-
rance that the feeling of the population Of St. Pc
tersburg is decidedly for war.
PEACE PROSPECTS.
Rcinforcemcnts arc continually marching into
the Russian camp, and there is now less prospects
for peace than ever.
STATE OF THE ENGLISH ARMY IN THE CRI-
! MEA.
The London Times of the 25th ult, has most
powerful article on the incapaaity Of the War De.
partmcnt, and the incompctcncy Of British off
GERS in the Crmca, from which We make some ex
tracts:
The remnant of the British army might be about
fifteen or seventeen thousand bayoncts at the last
date About hundred day were sent to thu
hospital, never to return fit for service, and nearly
as many saved their country further trouble by
dying on the spot. Here is a regular drain of siA
thousand month against no further reinforce
mcnts worth taking into account. AT this rate
Lord Raglan and his staff would be the solo sur.
vivors of the expedition about the 18th of March,
The weather had been worse than ever, and was
expected to be worse still heavy snow, rapid
thaw, severe FROST bitter north wind, frozen
trenches, impossible roads, hardened to the con-
sstency Of rock ruts trcacherously filled with
driving snow, officers found suffocated by their
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21
CLINTON, louisiana
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1855.

We claim the indulgence Of our readers for the
non-appearsnce Of the usual amount Of original
and other matter in this number Of the PATRIOT.
We are not overly partial to the system of cdito-
rial apologies to patrons; aud as this is the first
occasion of the kind, that we have been compelled
to acknowledge ourselves on the "slow line with
our paper, from the pressure of other business
this week, we hope our readers will bear with us
for the present -
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21

II The St. Francisvle Chronicle of Saturday
last says: The two slaves now confined in iail.
on the charge of having murdered Peter NAYS,
will be tried at the Court house on TUESDAY,
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21

The London Waterman of January cath, men
tons the sudden death, III the pulpit, Of the Rev
Joseph Beaumont, D. D., one of the most ropuiar
ministers Of the Elsglish Wesleyan Church. tt
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21

@ The Pointc Coupee Echo recommends the
nomination. OF Col. Stephcs Van Wrinkle, as can.
didate for Governor. Col. Van Wrinkle is an Old
Fogy, but very clever gentleman withal.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21

The Montgomery papers of the 18th, report a
rise Of eighteen inches in the Alabama river du.
ring the previous day,
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21

DECLINE IN THE UNITED STATES REvENuE.-Thc
decline in the amount of revenue from customs,
&C., collected during the month of January, is
said to be less by two millions three hundred
thousand dollars than was received during January,
1854. The aggregate falling off since the end Of
October, when the reaction of the import trade
began, is $6,OoO,00O. During the first seven
months of the current fiscal year the decrease is
$685., 900.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21

We have received the first number of the
American Exponent" weekly journal pub
lished in New Orleans. The exponent" is a
beautiful sheet, edited with ability and we trust
will prove correct exponent" of American
doctrines. The " Exponent" is edited by Joseph
Etter, long known in the editorial world as gen.
tleman Of talent and ability. Success to him and
his worthy undertaking.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21

gB On Thursday last the sense of the quail
fed voters Of Bayou Sara was taken in regard to
licensing coftee-houses or drinking shops. The
result was as follows:
- AZ
TUE Incense ..."......... Observation-Disclosures. 81
Majority for no license. 4
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21

broadcast upon the island where awaits them the
bayonets of its brave army and the the never
doubted loyalty of its inhabitants. He reminded
the soldiers of the past gores ofSpain, and assured
them that the descendants of great warriors and
conquerors, and the faithful depostarics and guar
dams at the present day ofthe ashes of Columbus,
would give good account of their enemies on the
field ofbattlc Let us fight like good men and
brave, and exterminatc this handful of advcn-
turers' said Concha terminating his speech with
the cry of sylvia la Rena Espana" which was
taken up by the soldiers and the people, and re.
turned with the widest enthusiasm, and shout
of 'Viva el General Concha!" was added to it
The Rear-Admiral of the British squadron accom-.
panied General Coucha in his review of the troops
and is said to have expressed himself highly dc.
lighted by all he witnessed.
The Prcnsa confessed its inability to describe
the scene that followed the PRONUNCIATION of the
proclamations declaring martial law and asking
the inhabitants to volunteer for the defense of the
island. The people were in a state of intense ex
citement, and the enthusiasm was beyond al
bounds. AS one man, they came forward anG
enrolled themselves; and ere the order had beer
published an hour, and before it was well known
throughout the city what steps the Government
had taken, the volunteer battalions were full.
The Prensa of the l4th, says that on the pre-
7ioua morning an English war steamer had left
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21
RUSSIAN LOSS IN THE CRIMEA.

The following is said to be the total number of
Russians put Aors de combat, from the 2sth of
September exclusive consequently of the defeat
of the Alma) to the 9th of December, including
prisoners taken, and deaths from disease or other
causes not resulting from wounds
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21

Majority for no license. 4
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-02-21

~" Two years since few individuals COM
menced boring salt wells at POmcroy, in Meigs
county, and their efforts were crowned with sue.
cess in obtaining greater supply from one we'll
alone than had ever been known
Encouraged by this result they subscribed TWEEN
ty-fve thousand dollars for the erection of fur.
mace, ono hundred and fifty feet in length, upon
the improved plan Of cvaporating by steam, and
in four or five months afterwards it was in sue
cessful operation. Ever since, its produce has
been from seven to eight hundred bushels of salt
daily, and although their first attempt and only
experience in salt operations, they declared div,
idend for the first year of SIXTY FER GEM; and
this present year they will divide SEVENTY PER
CENT.
Since the erection Of this furnace there have
been five others built all of which has been success
full. The salt is purchased on contract by the
Kanawha Salt Company, and their agents pay for
it the fifteenth of each month, so that the manu-
facturers have ready and cash sale at home for
all they may make, without resorting to remote
markets The process of making salt by the pres.
ent plan of steam evaporation is very simple and
economical, and is going forward night and day,
Wheeling Antslyigeneer. Nv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Eie Grnte in DeutihianS,

Der Gampf bnt bic cntfsrntrlen 9faticnet cir'
amber nile seT!at, uab Der bierouS entPringsnee
3aitnnb res Santels nEtbist jepCn Bauer, wtll er
cen wntrIhfinlidCu Yrct6 rsr grpbfrGdtc mn
siniscrmabrn riAtJ trutbcilen, ben Grtrag Der
Gn.e III rrn snHsrntrFca SSnpsrn gu trrudFtti'
gen.
Sn Dsut1htan6 ii na6 amttihm 9su4ten biz
Jlc99cnemte eine mittclm6bi9c iu nennen, Bai3cr
it gut seratbsn uup rie 6artchetn linp etcnfatlt
metrns gut ein8eI6ta0en. DRIP 1T Io rri6Itt
atwabirn as int Satr 1S47. 9ln @adumcn
8irnen mo NrriSl it ter 9rEbte lletsrfub ror'
Danttn. GHnotb il fit her Grnir rcr grris tcI
8rotrudt wicper etmaS seiticarn, in 5Clsc paScn
inp in Matn; unp Mmbem ldVn Rute.ErmgcI
auSartrcAcn unp man ficts nit San9ea DC Ian
gen Ninttr fnt9r9en.
01 nun In 5ranfrridb bic Grntc rpet 0crin9cr
lufgsfatrn 1T, ais in OrutiGlanr, nIIe 3afatec
aus Dem S6warsrn Meer AIR purd, BEN Sfrtcg
atssiGnittsn iiap, 10 pirp Der ean5e Nusfal, ben
europa teparf, UNI feline j1bIreihe Sc9BIterun9 81
ernd9rrn, ans rcn Scr. Staatrn br;c9.n wtrrrr
miiItn. 2ttrr trUB rem UUraus3uicbenprn 9lctb.
fanrr, ii Die guemanprrun9 naA 2lmrrfa letr
aerind.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
DNrciiiAe 2ccrSiaunN.

Sin Brief in cinrr 2rnrm 3itung, iii ipelhcn
bic fur6ttaren &ertcerun0en tritrtetcn uetren,
mrttc Die GbUItra in 6lcren3, Staten, anribtcte,
mrIOct, paB Gins rer Ysrmutbrten Spicr, meIhrE
nit einrr Nn,abl anbercr eIb ruh rrnl Gs9rIts
,ntByIoB erTitrt nurce, pierer letenpA mmrc,
unp nad,pm or T6 ron rr pinnm StpcdunA
prn Ianpisu Grpe, Die iitcr i'm gerrrfcn morpen
rpar, tCfreSt bate Ycrmr6te rr rs nl6 bauir 3u
fricdm. Gr crtlarts nahber. RAP CT 9sfuttt bate
paS pieIe her Vsiten, Die nit ibm tter0;gt wHrpcn
waren, F4 krpC9ten. Oat Orat murpc taraui
ssEfart unp MAN f1up, rab nitt prri9fr ale
jebn Der 2eihen Nb trmeSt tatten, unp rint9r
tatten ibrs 5nscr Sertjilen unb Fb aaf ipniiBc
2peie rerlimnlcIt. Sir marrn jrpGA alr tVrt,
ais paS 0rab gcGTnet murtc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Qauca{fer 6aunfv.

Sn QaneaRer gauntp BADEN bel Der Iesten @atI
bic anertancr ale fire Ganpibaten, nit Musnat'
me pcn 3pei NepreIentanten Sur StaatsgeleBges
bung unc bem SdaBmsifer erwablt. Dtss III
anter ben teRebsnben umlSnben Gin pakrss gBan'
Der 9ewefen, inpsm bic gBbtss 9lei6faas Gin Sis
det I'm SeGoe batten, fir wsl6es ibsr 5000 Stns
men ein9eeetsn wprprn fnp. glstsubrm 1T Die
Sttmme in trnem Gauntp 1000 Stiunleu Iaw6'
der, ais lcBtss Sabr. Die Sttmme fin Canal
Gomu'jbtOner tanO 9iidOIIun 530t, 9Iummsr
5000, unp 5enberlpn 1888. gus jensm Srs
ridt labt ia paber f6cn rntsfiern. bag 9anraiter
Gauntp INNER nod 70 fart Gnti.GptcsGptc 1T
ais eS ie mar. Der SoIf5freunO seriidert pab
renisftens 5000 Btt9s Der gBatI nt6t beige
wrbnt Ieen. S8Cbl faun 9lummsr cine erOee
Wetrbeit i'm Gtlat erbaIteu babsn, inpcm bic
Stimmsn her Uesner pes NtenIdenfeiIA sSnfaufS
in manden Gauntiss Hrter MasIIon. Srnrerlcn,
mb Clearer prrtteiIt waren. Oo6, bel ale Fem
baB unisre ge8ner ge(irst butru, linc in Der abat
itre GusT4ten anf bic YrsFpsntsnwaBl I'M na4'
ten Sabr, gar Tebr tribe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
1O,rtb cincs toStcn pfsrSs

GS tcj6t, olb ua9cfc0r 5000 Yferpc iSDrlt
III ter Stact ?leu.YOrt trrpren, rcer tdsIid jmey
unp swan;is peItes j:pr4 cine llctertrctuna itpr
mag. Sepst torts gfcrp wirp ael6Gst als SIT 81
wutt. Srine Naut wjrp ait pie gatsr pcrfauft
fur 81 80; feline 6achrn perpcn ocrtrannt unN an
bic 3udtr,TnfIaircr pcrt1uft, um gum Nafiinrcr
trnuet gu wcrpen, uno in bic Saurn ais Tin
smSsmittet !; Ictn 6siiA miro aas3epreBt uno pha
Jrtt AT bic Sufrnf;rcr uno gidtScber prrfauft
mG9renr bic Ginsrm;ioe unp ll3trrrsilc ben SAwti.
nen acIiittcrt werpen. nm Stm.t1cIlsiia jam riu-
teimiiacR SrrtrauA 81 rrScugcn.