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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15
THE DISPUTED JUDGESHIP.

The correspondence which we publish below eH-
plains itself and relates to important matter Row
before the Supreme Court. Mr. COnor Is counsel
for Mr. Peabody.
THURSDAY, Jan. 81, 1885,
DEAR SIR: In the case of The People, on the rela-
tion Of Henry 4. Dav.es against EdwGrd T. C0eles
the Court of Appeals has decided that any vacancy
existing in the cice OF Justice Of the supreme Court
on the election day should then be filed by the people
without reference to the question whether any formal
notice was or could have been given.
TIE attention of the Court was called to the known
fact not stated in the peadings that there were two
vacancies, and that according to other statements on
the record, the ballots of the candidate, hessrs
Davies, Hilton, Leonard and Peabody, were, by an
inevitable necessity well as BY the express prOvis
en Of the election law void for uncertainty IN not de-
signaling the particular vacancy which the electors In
tended to MI.
Leave to withdraw the demurrer and to answer was
granted my motion in despite of strenuous opposi-
ton by Mr.. Hill, the counsel for Dir. Davies. IL was
only for tie purpose Of bringing this new view OF the
case before the Court that asked leave to answer,
and certainly my motion ought not to have been
granted if the Court lad not deemed my position
sound.
fuller investigation has elected the feet that Mr..
Davies complaint also erroneous in IT, statements
G. to the form Of tie ballots; those given for himself,
Mr.. Hilton, and Mr.. Leonard, are void; those gwen
for Won with perfect precision designated the vacancy
intended TO be filed. Under these circumstances il Is
clear to my mind that you ought 10 claim the once,
and to adept tie best means which circumstances may
place In your power TO procure conclusive JudicHl
determination upon il without delay.
This could be done with tie greatest ease and
promptitude, ifMr. COvles would avail himself Of the
liberty given, and put in an answer.
IL prubable that this VII not be done. Mr.. Dawes
claims that by some implied compact existing between
himself and Mr.. Cowles, that gentleman cannot, with
out violation OF honcr, do any act 10 dsturo the
Judgment which has been pronounced and in this, Mr.
CowIes may acquiesce.
This emicabe arrangement, Ike that which edto
Judgment by the Court Of Appeals upon IN untrue
statement o. the facts, binds 10 but the parties;
Your claim to the office and the tight of the public to
have occupied by the person legsy elected to nj 1t,
remain unaffected.
Should Mr.. Davies enter the Office, quo warranto,
prosecued upon your relation against him. would test
the question and in be should facilitate proceed
mgr ar Mr.. COwles did, decision might be obtained
very early in the next term Of the Court Of Appeals
r. on the contrary, Mr.. Davies should leave yoa 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE WnTCK OF

THE WRECK or THE BRIG WIN. X. STAFFORD.
Tie men employed by the owners Of this weasel are
daily engaged in the work Of raising her. under the
pervi-on Of Wreckmaster Meyers Of this county The
ccrie between the and the Coroner has given
rise to litigation and the former have commenced pro-
ceedngs against the latter for damages. The Coroner
and Joseph T. Brush are, in the mean tme restrained
by temporary Injunction. Yesterday al the parties
appesred before Judge Culver Of the City Court and
counsel for the Coroner and Mr. Brush moved dsso-
luton Of the injunction the ground that, being in
possession Of the property should not be taken away
until the suit for damages L determined. On the other
part, Mr. Window held that the injunction should con-
pue ard conterded that the Coroner had no author
ity inasuuch as the vessel sunk in water within
the jurisdiction Of New York. and aso that the vessel
was 10 wreck, and had not been abandoned by the
owners The Coroner had, therefore, no right to take
il as a wreck.
New-York claims jurisdiction up to low-water mark
the Brooklyn ride, and the vessel, il u said, lies
about 80 feet from the shore.
Judge Culver reserved his decision On the points
raised until Saturday eext-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15
DEATH or A coy BY DRINKING BRAN
DY-THE CASE A MYSTERIOUS ONE.

Coroner Perry was yesterday called to the house
No = Baxter street to hold inquest the body Of
Michael Mehan, a lad eight years and six months old,
wlo died at . o'clock the morning previous. The
evidence Of Budget Mehan, mother 10 the deceased,
vert 10 show that her son left the house about 3
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon to play with some
other boys. Not long afterward he was found lying
at tie foot of the stairs in a state of nsensiby and
apparently grossly intoxicated. His elder brother
was the first to discover him, but could or
would tell how the boy came where found. He
was taken up stains and put to bed and when the
mother came in she sent for Dr.. Harren of
No. 1913 Bsyard street. He found the patient
irson4!ble and breathing heavily. greenish-
lookirg fluid was forced from biz nostrils
at every breath, and he smet strongly Of rum. An
IN etc was administered, but without apparent effect;
and the poor boy fingered till o'clock in the morning,
when 10 died-having never been restored to con-
sciousness. The Coroner used every exerti0n to a.
certain who sold or administered the fatal drsught Of
rum to the deceased, but there evident desire
On the part of the deceaseds relatives to keep back
evidence which might throw light upon the matter
ard develop the truth. Consequently testimony Of
positive character could be procured No one could
tell who brought the deceased to bis parents door and
left him. and in fact the whole matter, a. far as OBJ
tanning the liquor and the amount drank by the
deceased are concerned is wrapped in mystery.
Proof was offered showing that the deceased had not
only been intoxicated before, but that he chewed to-
bacco freely-habts not often combined in one 30
young The CoroDer, finding it impossible to obtain
more explicit evidence, obliged to close the case.
The Jury reemed satisfied that culpabe
in giving deceased the liquor which caused his death,
and they seemed equally satisfied that the parties
possessed Of such information would keep it to
Themselves.
The Jury, after short deiberation, rendered a
verdict that the deceased came to bis death by an
overdose Of liquor. administered by some person or
persons 10 them unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15
JUDGE DAVIES AGAIN TAXES HIS SEAT
TIE COURT ADJOURNED.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.

A few minutes before the usual time Of opening the
General Tenn Of the court Judge Davies took tho
scat he occupied the day previous. In fifteen or
twenty minutes aiterward Justices Roosevelt, Clerke
and Peabody entered the room, which was crowded
almost 10 suffocaton, and assembled the bench. An
oflictr handed the latter chair. Meantime not u
word was spoken or sign of recognition given by
eirhcr party. Silence having been obtained, Harry
Eerheli, the Deputy Sheriff was directed to open
court The Chief Justice then simply said:
GENTLFMEN The Court stands adjourned until this
day week.
Ills abrupt announcement seemed to take the
ncnbers Of the bar by surprise but the court was at
once formally adjourned and the room cleared
Tie meeting between Judges Chambers, Davies
and Whiting in the Special Term Courtroom was
described to be very polite and agreeable. The latter
inyitCd Judge d. to hold the Court at Chambers,
which invitation was accepted, and several motions
were heard ard orders made by the new Judge among
which was an order asked for by Henry Hilton, esq.,
OF bis late political opponents aud granted by tho
now Judge, who continued at his post until after
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Thus the matter rests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15
A CORRECTION.

n, a. Editor Of The n. T. Tyfb~n<
SIR: In the report of the proceedings Of the Tenth
Word Know-Nothirg Council, en- individual BY the
name of jackson Is represented to have said that l,
ss Inspector Of the late elections attempted TO cheat
the Americans in canvassing the State ticket" and.
o. your Reporter remarks he sdded several scurous
accusations" thereto have no disposition TO occupy
more spsce in your valuable columns than can help,
and therefore content myself by simply saying that
lie VII ale charge = e grcss Islander q could havs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15
Total. 456 out OF IL ,675


Thus, according to Official reports OF the usurp-
er's own Commissioners, they examined several
months after the corp dttOt into the cases of 675
political prisoners then in custody in only tcenty
eight Of the eghty-sir Departments. With such
data as these, and mass of the same kind which
can be adduced there is full confederation for the
accuracy of the calculation that, at and after the
coup dtta,, 100000 Republicans were arrested and
imprisoned for some period, whether longer or
shorter; and of that number % 900 were sent like
conyicts to Algiers and Cayenne, or simply exiled
from France.
Think Oft, Americans and bring home the case
to yourselves Imagine nephew of Gen. Wash
ington claiming because of that relationship to be
absolute dictator over you, and managing by the
aid of wealth and the popular ignorance and admi-
ration of his name to be elected President Of this
Union; then, promising as bride to seize the
national treasure and divide it with the army,
finding among its ranks mercenaries enough, and
with their cooperation seizing and iuPrisoning the
Senate, House of Representatives, Governors,
Judges and public officers Of every grade who Of
fer any oppositon striking salutarV terror"
among the people, BY killing and woundlng several
thousands and casting one hundred thousand into
jail; making the entire Union camp, and impress
ing enc hundred and sixty thousand youths a-year
into the ranks of the army breaking all his oa!hs,
trampling upon all laws; appointing set of
scamps and calling them Senate to make new
laws such as he prescribes, and holding the power
to remove them at will; ordering this Senate to
vote him salary of several millions of dollars
year. and pass acts to raise taxes for the support of
an srmy of half million soldiers, and another
army of half million offce-holders and spies; ex
terminating the liberty OF the Press, and putting
spy st every mans elbow; declaring war and max
ug peace, as tho within happens to sisie him; cal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15

But beside these there were other vessels, and
'ne whole number of patriots sent to Algiers that
month was s,4l7.
IN the m'n''err of the 9th July. 1852, appears
report made BY NJ. DucOs to the Usurper, contain
H NY Inc ioiOwng details Of shipments to Cayenne.
We quote his very words;
r, 1oe ngate La Forte was dispatched from Brest
sse Sss persons condemned to transport alton namely,
800 islcns and 80 political criminals
Dot ~ nv. Isys s,'er the tgate Ergone left the
w, political criminals condemned by the councils Of
brOy.SSes aip Dugqesclr, which for six months has
20 'er''cesble as stemporary depot, and whose
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
St0er0ett8< Giiten.
Die SaIamanOer Si3rrbrit, Aifen non
pJiiGNflpbia 8cgrn Die 1i1cIt
e.. evans unb 90 at 1pr
20. eG Cub 4tc GtraRe, 30i1abe1pNiG,

yEU4 ~ N~NV thtV y IANRNT = VFIWNNIFNE
ESQ., toten rir ;uctrtd6i9itr &crfHs
HIN 5fFEsFS erun9 in hen fct9ernCr GSrtjf:
5s5hssBSts s5stsE tottn, toB ibrt Solomonocr
m tt+I: lHsss5 GithCrbcjts:Gitcn, cnNjh rSl:
Kt WIKI IA li9 9Gstot ba6en, cas- hc ta5
ls EzAsss .s44ssss---xF fnp, ptfir man tt ous9ab,
k1IkzaaTs 5Ssa6ss uuo taB fe Gin gang lthUGr
SthnB ntatn nnf rirhesrtnbi Cement. Dos Itnrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
SparE @rCer @e&6
Sin 1te1ter StDDrDQlter,

IN GataIauaun 2cha Gaunt9,
lntlrvthnctsr oiGt birrourb cincm otIaemtincn
Vublitum 9fadrtbt Dos or ncutitb ben Stebritcd
ocs 6crrn 9SiGiom grcg fiufIit an iitb 9rCrOdbt
bat-Sa6 CT cinen Src6sn unb ousrrIelGnen StOG
9trurr unb ppGIfciler Sitter
oa;u cin0ctauft bat-uno tds CT bic 6GfhSftc al,
udmttbtn Srt fcrttctrebcn ptrb,-afrvc CT nun &c:
ret it, uno Su alien 3liten isiu piro. Gle Nniretu:
o. pGFcmntn gu befrisoj9cr. -aue ftine 24aorcn
bier on;utDrsn, Die tin tbr 9rCBsS Idcrttmcnt 6its
Den, III nt1t mS9li6-lc pit 1T CT absr I'M Stsnpe,
in SBabrbcit, gu tsbaupten, bo6
Sein SteG Trefncr maarcn
rcn Flinsm eanrHrbr in oititm nCtb Der onsrarpn:
ccn GduutteS u6trtrcffcn rpiro.-Setees 00mcu ure
oerrer, *aun CT pclItcmmen bcfritoi9su nit Den
6cthprti5 Gre GtoSrprCis GGKr-uno uub ttEpo&
ucbtfIil:r air ties lcutpc 9GIhcbt.-
mStrtf GrO3crcicu
E - Unit oicler SrrafaIt out9c: /S9zEz
NNSN: III, s&bIt, uno CT mtro tnlmcr fFJ,HFi
tJgEe8 ~ Nitflrr Sad ale onosrr II Il hlH
'ssslsssl4 Etctrbdttcr, 3eioes in @ciu9 9Eza4aals
auf njcbrrat GrCgs, ic mic out6 binFduih psr @dtc
elmer u &aorCu, Su dtcrtrEfftn iutbtrh
6urj. ftjt Stcd III scn rtr 2trt, Dap ibm rur nt:
n9c ;ur Stitt atttut ro,rocu tSnnrn, uno tt9rEIff
auts in iih, pos stroSbnh III cincm ednotrbr &C:
hatttn ulrr - Rufit cabtr ar ett Sbr fcnlfrc tdu;
fit, wtnn Sbr Gurtn SnttrtfTtu 9trGu Itin ipclTt
Ct5~Tdr Conference.-The rctretn in Elstoufb fit
u rartn immtr Die bGhltrn 9Norttprciis bs3oM'.
Sir tcrtits otnCTlnr 6untihoft 1T CT bSalt rorf:
Bar, uno or bcft Nurb tuc titIi5c s1vci6e uuo fnr
hirrlltG QEoarcu immtrhin inrn IrthciI ecr Gjunll
ots purIitums 81 trbaltn, pcGr or trcriit eantbar
tin mirc
9(uBuitt5 s. Oittrrt.
Gotaiauouo. Stunt 4, row
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
IIERRING'S SAFE
AGAIN
THE CHAMPION.

Die cjnB9c S&fi (fucrftltc cifrue 3iitr) ucIhe in
icotm Sau ibrCn Iimrttitbtr Snbatt bci zen
nsuicbeu 9rcStn SsucrsGrdutsn bepabrts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
SS1ca)ricaof
Gin Sdyu[ : 0ircftprclt,

Der lntcrjcibuctc 9itt bitrburtb 9todridt. on eis
Direttcrtn Der perlheocncn Sbut= Ottrittc, eaB or
ON Den fct9rnoen Sa9eu unp 9MGtsn 3u0t9tn ein
miro, um ldb nit ocnettcn gu untCrrcecn uuo etbrrr
Su eran,lntrtn, ndmlth:
Am 26ltcu Suti om ,6auIt ron Gtios 81. Sums,
in Tcro:98beitboN.
1m 2trn Gu9uit an Sauf' ucn 9Err9t @cie, in
S6srs 9Rtlfcre.
1m lIWn Na9ut om y5ouF rcu SCbn Stabltr, in
Sbers sSautcn.
am l2tsn NuauF am 6auit pen 2msn 2rPcL in
Satibure.
I'm l3tn Iu9uft am pouF' pcn esnrp Giutin9cr,
in SbcrsNRaur9ic.
am l4ttn Nu9uft om pous ron SSfs SNitItr, in
Sdos2Shtitball.
am l5tSu Nu9uf om eauft pou 5srmon 9. Set:
ter, in 6ancpcr
am IGtcu aneuft am cauIt stn eatcntcn 9. .ptt:
Ger, in TicbT:9Rilfcre.
1m lStcn Nuouit Cdr IGcrtouu uno ocn Golt
g8rr) an Dem iiirtibcu S6uIbuuF in 2tutntaun.
am l9ttn r9uit in Gem GftutIihen Shuthaust in
fer Sroot Gatalauauu.
am 20hsn luauH ON Souit ser Gbortss e..
SnauF. in Nietcr:Matuu9tt.
I'm 2lten 2mgult am !oauIt rcn Sclbua Ssittr
lima, in gRtiGtntura.
I'm 22ftn 9tu9at om po,ft ron CopiO StiitIr,
in Qrrr.
aim 25tsn 2tusuit OH 6aafe ten Senos seibert.
in gcphiu.
atm 26Rcu ,tuguft an ypauc prn 9'ttir gTasr, in
.Sciedttro.
2tm 29flu Nu9ut, om Saufs rtu ,. uuS 6. Ys:
ter, in Bafbin9tcn.
Die gmnre Ger 3ufommcnFurft mirn Fin I'M 9
ilbr &crmitoss oracmttrc @Elwrhnura rH
Dirrttcrtn uno eGbrcr, uuO rccnttrS ntrtnt9'u
pSthe in irarnO Iintm rtr rcrtio9ttn 0EtrttW nls
erhrcr onotiittIt 81 mtrecn wdrihtn, miro cbrtrbl;
iiait ocrHnitt. ?tut lrprtantcn Tlth naun 9t9tn
mIr,o, mitltn rothhtr al mt'ntr NmtS!ubt onrnttu.
nctsi nc pcu ;rvscp4r msbr CtrstrrIn begtttt lju
md@tn.
Gil3Emnn Gjrrt,
Gauutp Superiuttnncrt
suri 1G. 1856 ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
SycasiEcr sSfeagDc

Sin nrurs GtnbliBcnent in trr Stabt
9lltentault. II.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

| Die ltntrr;rihnctc,t
Gsnattric6ti9cn biermit
cas- all9emeine pusi.
fun;, baB IEe cine nrve
frnllerblrnprH
Sc nnu faftu
in trr Gtabt 9l(icntaun,
unb smar on SO. 1875
g8ef NamiltonsStraBe
crridtrt baten - aGnp
fe 2c1e'S patrrt Sers
beEcrurs an alien SIsn-
ben 9ctrau6cn bielrls
bs INNER on pm niceriss
ften @itg 9rei6en srrs
SfRraun8 an Irscnp Gle
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

Sbu8 9t9sn oaS ptrDesrenps G.snSnt, Gas Otner,
mo:
pGtGobsGpGio, 2tYrit 10. 1856.
6crrtu Gpon$uno BatGcu:- @s 9c:
rSbrt mir eis bShitt Srtuot, @utb 0rnotbrdti9sn
VI tSnncr, roF pir e5 Der tCihdsCnocn SuotitGt bcr
SibSrbtitS:GiIn. bic itb rot cini9ru 9Rcnattn ptu
Sud- taufts. ~ rtrranttn bobtn, oog mir etnCn gre;
sen Sbeil uui,rsr Suwettn, Stther, 9opleren. etc.,
rttlttp, pttbs in 6sfabr ltanoCu bct rem Stucr an
Dem 8aulteoo pIaet, am 9Rtr9sn eES llieu NPriIS
jcriSrt 81 wcreer.
QBtnu mir in Gttrnht ;itbCn, toG ticli Giitcr in
Gem 4tsu Stcd res GjttauNcS worcn, mct,bcs mir Us
pcbuten, uno co6 fs ipitcrbn in Den bouftn Der
6rtnncnncn Runen btnabidtu, 0lpc ric loiec Ic
arcj mar, ou5 ots megn9ncp YlattIn 9cbmclScn lno
10 t3nrcu mir nibt umbin bic Grbattun9 rnltrer
mrrthrcutn gEGartn. ais fbCvIGu9cnbcs 9CuNii an:
MfIbtn, ro6 Cure Giittu 9Supttb 6SuCrftit Fur.
gRit TrrutSn wsrtcn mir bjSIItcu Gjcfhaft5:Pcus
ten, ais cine ijtbSrt WCfhteur9 9c9cn TGu,r outu:
pftDttn. OcSr5t ~. 5imens unS Comp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
WbiGutcLyto, 2cyrtt u. 1856.

l6trrln g Sunb gBot tfcr:- SD bate
Sub mIju 3tuQni5 ;u Guulcu Ger 9rcEcn Stthcr:
htit, o2pIbrt "a mtncm 9anEu Stctt Surpteu, Et;
her. Yapitrtn, Il. T. H., bsi Gem Esuc, ON RaulIdo
ptaes, ;u rftrirln-unp bic Stotlahc III Ycrtdrbcn,
oo6 cildbe Ih in ;Utt rcn ibnen utrfIrti9sn Sota:
mauotr Sihcrbtts:Giitlu btfauocr.
Da riGfd6l ctn t;m 5tcu Stcdmtrt sca cen ,,,trs
rifan G'ID1ursr," pc fts frGhtr gcitancsn uuo ocr
oitc flr cine lance 39t ous9ekrt poren gsrotocfot:
len uo, 70 mar Stttr Der irot9tr mar. ais rtfGbc
leE1ntt wurpGn, uno zen Suba GefbtetG, bGebit CT:
haunt
Uatn Sencni9:n Die cine scpift 9rIha9un9 &C.
acu oas tcbEure GItmcnt 6tucr. III crbottu min:
ibtn, wdrNe itb ibr9 NJ1tn cbuc 9tbtntcn orem:
pf:bIsn, oa piGsItl nun fiber rcu1aur9Q fno.
Y. q. nlptgan.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
Der 9}plfSz zStpDr.

80. Al, G6e Der Stcn unb 9Erit 6o>
milton Stro6cn nabe SngenbuH's
0aitbauft, in Qtltcntaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
Ser 9ecuc Sar8clb=GfpDr,

Ser Scene Sar9clb=Gfpbr.
Die untsr;ritbustsu bsno;br,btiscn nas Iuttifum
oo5 e rcben ctnen ncucr Bar9tto Stcbr, nit lautcr
ntucn @aarcn, an ctietm Srt CrSfFnet babGr, uno
taosn 2tGt elm onwrufln uno ibrcu bcrriibcn Stcd
in Quocnitbeiu ;u ncbmcn. OcrIsltc bcltebt aus
Srcdlncn Sitter, GrcYrtirn uno Suctn$paartn.
GGbir6' 0rcB Sitter,
Son alien 9enennnn0cn, Ststcs unp Yattrrns-
ais 1Awar,e unb ccaortrte Setbe, 8emrinc uno
fsurirte Dc Sainef, G6aGi, 2apnS, @n99ams
unN i4parie IIpaco 2uRrcS, II. ~.
gSei6c 81 liter.
Grn alien Benennunscn, tmtrcibcrrb Curtains,
GambritS, Sadcuet, SpiB Wuu, 2inen 2Sce
unb Graing, Snfcrtinss, 2inrn unp Gambrit
Saltttaer, GapeS Gcaar5, SIeapeS, &c.
Sir Mnnn6<2tn,i0c:
gcr,tsIi6es Ghmar;eS fran;tHi3rs Sud-, tIducs
unp braunss Guh, fronjEitIdbe OoeIfin Go6ts
mrrcS, genleinc fdwarje mo fancy cparrtrte
GaBimrrs5, I6warje uno Statl gemirtc Satti-
nctt5, Srtprt Gcro, Scntuf9 Sean, Gperba,
Grttpn uno Ginsn @cirn1cif, II. /. NJ.
6urniibtnB 0iitrr:
2inrn sAcctines, Damast OtapcrS. Slid Glider,
F'uplp Guy \hI'HI !y'NllttAtS @-HtIlSI NtVNtH7
ter uno unsrttridter Wuslin Scn allen grfis
ten, Surniturc Uuo S6uri Gtet5, GidnsS
unp GlduneIt sen olcn Sarten,
Il. (. p., II. I.w.
GGrFct5 D.! Carpets GGrpct5
Ginc terrlhr GuSpabt oiler Srrtcn Garptts -
an S4Dntrit umO Saj8tcit 8ewtg nr8caNtro
Su ittertrcifcr. ...-..
OrD5trcicn.
Egz7z Gin groerr GorrotG ole aE~
SfsIa .., fer Scrtrn Grc5crctcr nlt gFSS53f-.l={A
|; Is H8a 3uder, Saffrc, WolaiTcs, NsSsf1453sM
arinsr uno I6warjer 9tcc
Vcn alcn Sortcn 0cwjrjc, II. +. ~.
GUcrn6s SO aurTM:
Gin irbr srcBcS 2tHOrtamcnt Suecns.8aaren,
uno ait nieoriBcrn prciicn 0ls trscnb Ipnitwo -
ucbrrboupt Fnp ale itre 6Orcerunarn gang bitig.
NNn rufe an uno ttcBeu5e F6 irltf Spn Der
Ba9rteit rc5 OeIa8trn.
0ut6 unb SGIan4.
glGmtaun, Irrit %, robp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23
Ybttotelpbio, tyrit IA. 1856.

YbtlatrGpbia, a, Nprit IA. 1856.
6trrsn Oons uuo q8atIcr:-S Sbuc
3rplifd miro cs 3tnrn Ljtb Fin N crfahrn, coG it
mtin 8uth, @c;n ron &3rFhTur9. @srtiftGtn
ptn Stct. uno onttrt ntrthpCIe Ootumcn:c, am
lcetin Sreiaa, Ots b bic ron ibrer Sjrma ptrf:r9H
5ihsrbcitS:8jits G7nttt, in 9utcm 3ufancc fauo.
Oo i,h Wu5t oo6 oicf;tbs Scr ftbr src5ln 6iet
os9Efet mar, rptIhc6 roS ,2(rtiian @ttSurc" ger:
itSrtt uuo "a jth rru6te ba5 t rem 3tIn Stct btr:
aNatfarIt1 nar. lt trnnts id. rcr Der GrGfnunq uut
Snpcttirn oes 9nntrn nur ruIui9 torfnun9 bottn,
ooF Der Subltt fsttben i cint rcn Ic bcbsm SSertb
hiSlt ftrnerbir nch irqcno g9crtb fir MID ttlBtn
sSnntr. Da oNtr bidt 8tfirhmnacn Stddttbcr
B!iE 6th ouNtrS oU5Eptltu, 70 ftbte id Cs cts mc:
ne pfiht o,9tn Sic, mtdnfltb rSn @etroud) itrCr
8littn 2(utn oniucmpftbt1n, mdtbe rortcb ecocn
NIirs fdrbcrttba Glmsnt tcihdet yi ftin panltbtn,
GSmarS 6ssfin, 8ubbiuocr.
OT@rtanoi9 ouf oonb. Qottut putpcr II. Dist:
fttt ShtG6tr fir Bantrn, Stcbrs, II. II.
2(prit 80. 1856. rql5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-23

Sir Ytel Mitd, Butter unb Sett.
GciunCr9 unb fettt8 8ie9 Bel wrniS
Juttcr.
Sfpcttttlr G. 6. G;rrcr, wttHc7 frabsr Or.
~ DancpStr'6 Sru9ltcbr rlrrpaItttt, bot Dem
8urTbi finer ritIcn Srcunce cntiprccbtr uno 1T
ultncr pcR fritn 3GeiItn jurtdstttbrt UNI tuc jpct
e mnrcerGer spirtGuoSn uuo bSlt1tttn STtet3ineH
II n y Giebpututr uno Sin ment
nun gum 9tustn aItr QHtt u5 Gjrc6s ~ bereitsn.-
@r bar 81 otellm 3uldt oGn erc5tu Galcn in oer
OboEUcDSboul in 2(uiuteDn eip9srihtct, NO CT i'm
@rc3tn uno Gltiucn ftincn ,Gunoln oblportcu wirr.
Bur & q ,cuNhstit rcritlttu bat or Stitocraecu in
allen Nptthtttu uno eGn orGGcrtn Stchrs i'm Canoe
Grribtc rUc fiItttn Grfict, cas- pulpcr nit lsiuer
Il4lnlSnoi9rn lnsrihrjft ptrtbcn un0 eas eminent
nit iirCm Ss9l uno 8ilo uuo itirtm gamen irs
GloS cn9cWocu dibt, UnprfiIlbt uuo ~ Stu sltiebsn
prtiGGn Crbntttu wtrptn fnan njt bier. Dcttcrcn
uno Hnecrs tie tns 6ttlrjtttt in 8rcGGn SuoutttGs
ten otUroutbcn, utrccn audi tt glfdntcn btoicnt.-
Selncm &tebpGIvsr bat CT unltccm G0untp Sg gwen
Den g1Gmsn
hEHIGu CATTLE POWDER
oc6ttcn unO epftht es oor, DEFENDERS rptacn ftircr
lepem onpCrn Gdttlc 9ScipScr flbtHesn 0rc6cn
Rraft Ole cs ouf tIt &troauuns6nwbeu9c ausdtt,
pcourth Der 9rcGe y CT tut ron SuttCr,
rIt;hrs 6t ttr e;rSbutjhGn SGttcrun9 nidt pEroous
ct miro uno tetanntttb Httr brCiahtd lrc;tnt, atc
lbitr oor bic .6ilc ousmaht 9trstttt uro icmt in
Slcilb Sttt, NFlth unO Butter olrwouostt piro, Die
einen aus9ejIihuet ftintu @clhmat babcn. llttrr
Die unptnour9 Sur iogitun9 pcribirotner 6rentbsis
ten rnNet man pcUs @rliutsruna in ben pdnobiaS
ptItht icOer Scr NiiSlt9t Tinr. Stin-
NERVE AND BONE TINIMENT
bat ftb ots unt6crtrtffIitb srwiltu tc fSmmtti6sn
W1ustels uno Gcteutstrantbeitsn, pe 8Errcnfun9sn,
&eritouhuuaen, StbWinoc, Rbeumatisrrus, gddenz
sno Sctpihmsr,eu, Srcitbeuttu, ros t6t Ding,
&tbt (5ouurer) &cllf Darm9itbt ano gang bsfrns
oers iur Stirtuu9 Ger 9isrvtn uno SRastctn na6
bcr gScifi ou9cmenoet ive rs tct itben s3cet bets
9tlt9te 5etttl o9t. Otncni9cn, cdhcn FINE 9Rcoiz
rcn nctb nitbt tcFonut hu6, miro tn einBi9er @erz
fatb fo9tu mas fe iino, udmttdl bic ndethltsn uno
ptrtbocIitcu Sousnlitta fur ole St6urs uuo miro
mtine N1tci;neu gu cucm 6ausmittd MAIDEN in isz
Der 5anc. Yrti8 25 Gts, pes Stdd-5 fdr cinsn
Sbattr bel
6. q. 9irNrr, Nqatrpu,
.-.. .-...-.- uno tipcn G9sntrr.
Sanuar %. 1856. rglS