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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-08

Romance and Reality.--ln The Luna
tic ASYLUM al Columbus, Ohio. is a pair
of insane lovers. Mental anxiety of Pc
cular character is supposed TO have de-
ranged the intelIec, Of the young man
who was sent to the asylum some time
ago, cured, il was hoped permanently,
and sent home. While at home be Tell
deeply in love with young girl, who re-
turned his devotion, and they became ten
DERBY attached TO each other. But I'M
happily, The malady returned upon the
young man he was separated from the
object of his love, and sen! back to the
asvtum. Left TO herself, 10 muse upon
her bereavement and the sad destiny OF
her lover, the mind of The girl became al
fected, almost, as might seem, from
sympathy--and it was not long before
she, too, immured within the walls which
sheltered him. They are both there now.
Occasionally they seem to have recovered
their reason. and are permitted TO hold IN
lerviews with one another. In one OF
these the poor girl begged her lover TO
marry her, but he replied with meIan-
choly real enough TO bring tears from the
lis,eners..-" on know that we cannot be
married, Ellen, we are unfit for thai happl-
ness--poor, unfortunate creatures that we
are 49, SqnduSkU e9iSfer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

ia tsp"sias q. lbs return ca-co rnios. ria D,,,.r
wD;i!d discount tie bills receivabr -
IN Blitinorr cargo nf "ufT,. rc, H.. GALL -, 4. 4
and he whole caf@" rrIh"d" on by tn. siiipne. h.
Ing tir notes Discounted ~ the bank, ,hr.r u ~
Richmond il would BIZ work Of time, and the All
per would probnbiy have 10 rctnn much OF the psr
given him Oh the sale OF the cargo until il ber,F
due, from the banks not d'scountlng II.
Ii Id true that OF large capital have receu',
made shipments Gircc; and received here direct O.,
goes: but u;!qncsiionaby their operations would l.
much facilitated if the banking system would .L
them 10 Use their credit IL done in Baltimore T.,
same Is true in regard to direct trade in other a,r
and with other points. Our pr0ductious, in fact i,
nlsh I" the merchants Of other cities the cap,sI,
carry on their business. large dry goods or groc
~ establishment is pcrpeutlly crninpcd in its ons
mons by falling TO have proper facilities given :,
ny The banks here, who cant grant these facilities
cause they have loaned a or greater part of N.
money I" the purchasers living Mt the North. -
In another lctter!he same subject mry be resu,, +,
The views here submitted will probably be n.,sfs
by the Bunk power. and thrca's NAV he ~.
t.;.; the private capital Hpw embarked in N. H.
VIII be WITHDRAWN unless charter be gran'.d ,,:,L
"ut such r"-i'ction-, ~, though odnus TO the Bs,
are thought proper and right by the Lcys,.rr =
but 10 all such threats, DC they aimed NJ tbs r,
ton or cay o,iicr, while acknowledging IN sow
tent The power -! the Banks TO bring distress mad ~
!erinS Oh the country, | would answer: 81 bs,
Supposed mar the c"uisc of the government ougi, >.
=: - '' ~ ''' 'h' 'i Ine power %! the Bank
II such motive could be allowed 10 influence ,s,
!ntlon, or the action Of the cxccu,iv, d4par,r.r,
Tue government, there Il al end Ia the soypr.gn,y II
the people; md tho liberties OF lhe country az y,
once surrendered at The ice, OF - eyed corporso
They may now demand the Possession Of the Duh.
money, or the renewal Of the charter: aud if IN.
objects are yielded Ia them from aprrehensops ofh,
power. or from the suffering which rapid curt a,sr,
IN their part are intlcling on the community. wL,
may they not next require! Will suhmissou rend !,
such corporation more forbssring in its course!-
What law may it not hereafter demand, that il " al
NOT, if II peascs, be able Ia enforce. BY the ss,
means - A SOUTHERN MAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
nncro1,IES OF Irni:E nERRIEN.

tJlbSIllt 10 VIZ UlDHE DIM
Notwithstanding the inciemency OF the weh'i
one Of the largest audiences We have ever 'r.h ~ ~
yanuah on q similar occasion, assembled a. VI
Church II. the appointed hour yesterday ni'ern"'.
nav their last respects Ia the distinguished ana
incnted deceased. \ deep and mour'iul sadness !
vuled the entire assembly, witnessing tho pr"i'-
feelings OF ali at this affecting dispcnsation "i fy
drncc. ltwus cmphGtcally an assembly OF mon
.r. There were none there VINO had not ios' ~
deceased II friend aTd beu.iactor, none ~hod"
tuI,y appreciate the loss which orr cuRinunt!',
Stat. aud the whole country haa sustained !"
death. ~.
The religion. services performed by Bishop b..
Rector Of the Church Of which the Deceased W.
member, aud with whom he had long been y"
most intimate social relations, were Of deepH
prcss:ve character. The civic procession, unati
escort of the Georgia tir,sars, Ut which corps ="
lu.,r;ous deceased was tho INST comlnandth
likewise lar. and solemn. Never before H'
community manifested more profound Sens"''yi'r =.
The high aud noble character OF the decea'rD'
and spotes. IN every relation Of lIie, IA
aud eminent services TO the city, the STATE Al"
nation, with whose history his nane is I"'rp 4
counectcd-a.I. III reminding u. o! Tie inc""
los. we had sustained, served TO impress inS u,, /,
J with deep and a-pervading so!rmu!ty' n,J
| not for Us 10 pursue this theme tnriHei, ,,;In,
| give place 10 those who, longer aud moe "" -,
Gclla.i.iei With lie departed statesman - a,.:
| with more Authority y: MS many virtues Az
| ous serviccs.--f .Saraan0k Georgian, Jan. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
II q (: ~ =
l'l,i' SNlN'.
ny ClAEt SGT M''slN


The suowI the >ioA How ""at ~
I. falls on hill and plan.
knd wsaves ii .hr"ud for summer o"i's
Tina. VIII n 1 come again.
Each tiny fax. tha, part III" ar
With measure! sweep fnd SLOW
Reveals, anil its hrnn'H r"re,
4 gem no king can show.
The snow The sn,v' i,'w o""ntitui
The field, ar. !.,s.'e'! "itN Wh.'c'
NNbsr- .rs, t,,.. N.Y.. hrrrZus swept.
When tr .sS VIII leaves were bright.
But now with NAKED branches tcss,d,
They res. their g;an: FORMS,
And breast, with stern Und fearless hearts,
Tho wInte : blasts and storms.
Thcs snow! the snow How bright aud fair
II gems the valley VIDE,
A. sweeping on before iii. wind
Like oceans -es'l-ss tide.
II twire5 amid tvs wIihcred leaves
That mark the autumn sere,
Ard weGvcs a sud aud faded wreath
To bind the dying year.
The snow! the saow! How light II falls,
As erst IN other hours.
Ere chldhood's hopes bad raased away,
Or withered youths gay flowers;
Each crystal fake seems some pastJ"y
Thatcheered the morning beam,
TEEN faded ere the light of uoon
Fol, on the gliding stream.
The snow the snow! How beautiful
I, falls on Hill aud plain.
And weaves shroud for summer hours
Tia, will not come again.
S,"ru Winter binds the sunny streams
That -ippled sweet and low
sp.i covers earth with feecy robe,
Tue pure and spotiess snow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
THE WINTERS MORN.

Artist unseen that, dipt In frozen dew,
Hast on tho grterias, glass thy bencil laid,
Ere ,rom yon sun the transient visions fnde,
sw il: IL. me trace the forms thy fancy drew
Thy towers aud palaces Of diamond hue,
Rivers and lakes Of lucid crystal madc,
And hung in uir honr trees Of branching shade,
Th., liquid pear! dist: thy scehes renew,
Waa:o or old baris or later fctio:s f,isu,
.. sess OF grottos underneath the wave.
Where noreids roof with spar the ambor cave
Or bowers Of bliss, where sport the fairy train,
Who, frequent by the moonlight wanderer seen
Cuoe with rsdian, gems the dewy green.
ISotheby.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

Hos. Francs T.. RiyEs.-Ihis gentleman Who
will he remembered had hs Grni broken several day.
ago by slipping down his steps while slset was ..
the groanG. underwent the painful operation VI ha'
ing the broken limb unputHted Saturday last
Tie operation WAS performed by Or. Gibson. "t k"'
monh, assisted by d.. John W. Heath and DR. Jam
Dunn, .! this city We are gratited to learn that VI
ltivrs was, .n a-i evening, doing very well under !"
circumstances. His suilcrlngs, slice he met with ~
accident, have been very painful, but sangu'ne mop
IRE now entertained ui his ultimate recovcry.-lf'
tSrsLurg lni.!hcrnccr. Jan. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
"a fhr Edjtors Of The EHyn,rer:

The communication III sour paper Of this mnrnih
addressed 10 Gov. Wise, .Igued "A Southern Mah
on the subject "f the Barking sysetn OF Virgin
richly deserves the careful perusal OF every Eirc
MAN, being worth m0,c than Hil, and every ;hG
c.s,.. hich has appeared in print upon the bicc:
Banking itor or a.anst) and well deserves the ate;
ton OF the present Legislature. A citizen OF V.
GINA, for hi. able aud truthful expose Of the subjec
j tender lim my hearty thanks, aud beg he vi
strike ugGin." NiRGlNlA'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
MIDNIGHT.

THO stars are forth, the moon above tho tops
OF :hs suow-shnng mountains. Beautiful
Finger yot with Nature. for the Night
Hash boen 10 me more familiar face
T'..ga that of man; and in her starry shade
.: din and solitary loneliness,
Ii:arnsd the language of another world. byron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
ClTi AND STATE Ne vs..

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERsoR.-Wm. b T,
liscrro Of Gloucester, Harrison Is. Tomlin Of XII
William, ). Bassctt French Of Chesterfield and ia
l.. kenprr OF Madison, have been commission
iii.S 10 the Governor, ench with tho rank Of Coluu
oI Cavalry. The three first named gentlemen bel
amendments in the Staif at Governor Johnson
In. last named is newly appointed by Goyeruo
Wise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

SMALL Pux ~ RIcHMoSD CouN1Y.-The anal
NIX has been raging with virurpce in liichmon,
rrouniy according IL accounts we have from ,bo
Quarter. Ii il said that Old Old Farnhnm m..,,,o
house is now converted into a small po1 hosp;taI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
v7KCi:iA-IN caANcERY-At Rule. b

the CLERKS Oftcr Of the Circuit Court OF Gov
County, ON Monday, the 81 of Dccernbcr 1855 81,
Vim, W. DuGncy aud Martha his wife, Plain
Daniel Ra,clf aud Maryr., his wife, Emily Jadson'
the unknewn heirs of sophia Davis. 1ho' iprt
oilers, , ,s;n 81 :
The obcc, of This suir is TO enioin and re.tra,a ,h
ferdant, Tnos Hurt, from committing iS'''r' ,.,,
,b ,rar, of Iand in the bill mentioned, aud 10 sell
rights Of the parties TO said !.rd an ali .:; HAHN ;
made and fled that The defendants Ratcif Sha W..
Emily Jud4on non.resdents OF tGis STAG, an"
heirs of sophia Dav:. are unknown 20 the pam RI
ordered ,hs, the said defendants dn appear hss . Il
N b. holden in the sad cour, on the arst Mona.
,usrv ne.. and do what Is uecessary 70 pro'sc'"
etests IN this suit. Ssp$Iy eTT,y, oR Ciei
Dee 2Ar-su4w CIV. D. 'a'1Sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

WYsTFGN LrS.ric AsyLrM.-We perceivs from
the report of this institution Tor the year 1855 Thar
during that period 10 patients We're discharged Of
whom G2 were recovered aud IS died. During the
salne time al applicant. were rejected for wan, a;
room, There are now go male aud l6o fe,ns. "a.
Iirnts IN III. ASYLUM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsuISGr"S, Jan. 9.-Thc steamer Powha:an
five hours coming from Aqua Creek 10 Wa-hIn-
yes,tr,.uy. She encountered much ice. We %
received no Southern mails gre since Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

MoxTIcgLLo BaNE.-This bnnk tlocated at Cl s.
lott, svi.el has declared dividend OF five per erI
tum Tor the last six months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

Snow Is PErERsBrRo.-Tne storm In PetersJu'!
WIS ~ severe III own Immediate vicinity
The sno% was usccrtained to DC twelve inches deer
on Il level, Sunday informing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

PORTSMOUTH, The present debt Of tho corpor,
,inn nt Paramount amounts te si'0,956 SO. Estims
Ted revenue for 1856, S2i,y69 %. Propbable srpsu
,litur.s S!O,g23 ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

CENTRAL RoAp.-Atter being DISTRACTED BIZ
fall Of SHOW, such ns has rarely occurred In iiLi
climate, the track 10 now open "a! the wsy L
S,HuntOn.
The direction Of this road from the Junction b.
ing west, tn. snow which was uncommon!y IicA
and dry, WIS blown directly across the track. and
lodging in the cuts presented mass through wh!c5
it was impossible for an engine 10 force is way
The mails arc now in FROM Washington and
StauutUu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

UABEAs CoRPus.-Mr. D. Mcdaniel appeared be.
fore Judge Meredith Monday morning, 10 answers
writ of habea> corpws served on lin, requiring him
Ia deliver 10 the mother, Miss B:y"ni, !a'7Ht
child eight or ter months olL whir1 size alleged hal
been in nis p"sscssrn az that 81 his agents. from IN;
time il WAS III ec weeks old until :le pte7en; n ..
mcnt While tie coun.. 90 both rides ur .uias The
:rIer:csa,urIgs and Hn-w:rs Mr. %rb let tn- cogr;
room ami in short tine thereafter SIR. Bryant, the
ymu,s !ndy brother, came lnto he court nuf report
cd that Hiss L. had been taken iIO.a the EXcEkes
hotel. This encouragement ,r.ai.t much sacieu..:
and tie Judge n;ior cirerinS The sheriff TO - N
search OF rr aud issuing an attachment tor tie e.:
rest Of McD, adjourned 40 cour: Until to-day. Some
Two hours after this occurr,n nee the young lady was
found sgd returned to hr Of her uote-.
We presume Mcdaniel will appear in court ,o-iay,
and Ee hst,o. corpus will bc t.oceedrt wi.t. IL.
.:sdoy's D.4putch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

FROZEN rG DrATH.-Jancs Robinson, Of Allie
MARIE whose mysterious disappearance we notice.
recently, was found last Friday week, froIeu 70
death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

,pAY-Cit Isaac W. Mitchell and oilers. I'D ~
Amendment, 70 the charter OF Ia" Marshall and VA"
Turnpike Company, increasing The capi;ai s"';t I"
*2l,0n0. BY Mr.. Dr,s"-Or Richard Perkins "GF!h-'
u 7o liiiratnu of the charter ii tn. Lynrhh - )"
salem Turnpike Company. By AIR. TATL"h-o'
sdrv citizens of Fairfax for the incorpor 'tl" :" "
Turnpike Company. BY NJ. DRAPER -oi, Char ,r
lo,te, free negro, for permission To casiavr mrs.,
By Mr.. NrwLoN-Of citizens OF tho town ct rel!er
an l.ciion rr.cipct in sud town. by Mr. ARrEXrEk
mof lou citizens Of the counties of Highland aud b!h
asking the appropriation Of sum ofmonry sG.S,e,t
complete the FRANKLIN and Warm spfn:s Snlr,,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Highland county zoe n Sh
!, E,th coupfy b. Mr. CItvrKr-Ut citizens vi sue
naudoah county for tue incorporation G JOINT STOCK
comnuny 10 colstruc, turnpike ::on Howafds Lick
in HARDY county, to Mount Jackson Oh inc Noua''s
Gap Railroad, in the county OF oheu"nooua'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

DrAp.-C. p. Mckenzie, one Of the oli.st and
Friday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

JcEiS The Pur"M4C.-lls Potomac war nearly
frozen over last FriGay, and the boats ma;s tbeG
way through the ice with much difficulty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

The WALL STREET AFFRhY.-Msssrs Hector Ds.
, ri. aud James Il. lIardgrove appeared at the May.
or's Court Monday morning for examination Oh ;hs
charge of firing Ps'oI- a; each other, in Wa street,
on Tuesday night last. Tn. evidence wa. The same 10
substance MS that detailed in account Monday
No new fact were elected. The Mayor held them
both 10 bull 10 appear before the Grand Jury for u.
dictmcnt Oh the charge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

FROZEN TO DEATu.-Oa Saturday night, rcc'o
man nnncd Squire, the property OF M. Frederick
Anicrsou, i-ozc to death. lie was employed IA
factory in :hs city, and ut u late hour OF ;hc re.
started trou.h III, STORM 20 visit hs wiz. Il VI!
Charles Wakes, In Chesterfield county, bat being
overcome by the storm, .:orpei 10 rest hinse L, tie
barn! aud there remained u.iii nc became irozcu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

FREDERIcKsBukG Rail ROAD.-We understand
that the cars arrived Yesterday af ernoon 81 O'clock
bringing all the passengers who have oecn desye.
ON In. track the three preceding days. The car:
will resume their regular trips this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

" We are requested Ia sta,e thar Mr.. z. "
Braxton has been detained from his seat IN The Sen.
ate. by the ice in the Rappahaanock and snow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

case if the buyer had i'll the first instance, been
PEELED to pay cash, 10 give his note wei! endorsed
And il could be easily shown, that this mode OF bu-:
ness is not only most hazardous 10 the merchant
drawing tho bill, but also upon the banks discount
ing il. No doubt that the merchants themselves
would much prefer to take we'll secured negotiable
note, il the so-cncd course Of trade were broken
up, and such paper becomes readily discountable.
Now, no one would object 10 merchant from the
North bringing money tcpay for what he buys. We
10 not seek TO place him on worsU footing than that
Of our own citizens; bur do object To his obtaining
the productions OF tie South which is the capital of the
South, BY means OF money furnished him by South
ern Banks. We desire that our Southern Banks
should their money for the advancement Of the
buyers aud agents resident in the South, and not for
Northern buyers and agents. Let these last 20 TO
their Bunks, have their paper discounted there,
and leave the small Bank of tile South uunocSted.
Where the banking capital il small rs il il AT TIE
South, the BanHs cannot furnish TO their Southern
customers all that their real business wants require.
Why then should our Banks discard our own citizens
aud give their money to accommodate the citizens OF
| the North! Under the present system not only IL
every line OF rail road made AT the South tributary to
New York, but a!sn every Bank and every branch
Bank; and it may he safely said that these Banks
cnure more 10 the benefit Of the North than 10 Inc
SOUTH SO long as a preference is given ts Northern
drafts TO notes secured Oh good personal security Ii
is time that this should be corrected, and the rights
of the people of the South be respected by those who
have ia charge its banking system.
IN Baltimore and New 1orE merchnnts nave NH
PIE accommodations from Their own Banks, ana ye
/. il well krCwn that by means OF MONEY obsaIneu
OH their acccptances from the Virginia Banks they
have purchased cargoes Of -four shipped to k.o ana
o,b.r and sold before their accrptahces ue
49, 49,. J,, Tb;s trade has given fortunes to many OF
% "a. c;,i1sn, Of baltimore and made her one OF the
largest coffee markets IN america ~ no. -
a nEeiimes matter of surprise that the citizens OF
Richmond should not themselves shP sne ,,bs buS
.o.ys hack cargoes of coffee, and mus, "he pu,u
rec nn their own fortunes, enrich the trade OF the
civ E But h. ought no, to surprise any one who ad
yeIs to our system Of banking. The Baltimore orr
merchant readily purchase the carsoes Q, nIu
Richmond merchant it would be matter OF grea
difficulty if possible at all. In Baltimore the reiurt
oar,,n OF coffee would be sold on ime and these bill
receivable would be at once discounted oy the bank
there. IL Richmond there w0Iss % great o'"cu''.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23
Nie Staot pbilaoelrbia,

Der H8bitapslpbia Snquirer" berihtct, bab
iintrr Dem neiten esiien3. .@sieB, bic Git9 9btla'
bsIptia nur etpd 1000 @afbduIer unp $50 8e'
fiaurants srbaItrn piirpr!--Gjesenwdrtig beftnpg
iiG in tener Stapt etpa 1000 G'alt' unp anOere
SrinfbduIer. .-gs werpen pemha6 in 9btlacCIpbta
sutanftli6 etipa 1850 tprniser Srintbdufsr ietn,
ais bisber-Dag ali6 bur& pirieS prrta6te @es
feb siele SHrscr aus SefaGfttSuhs 9swcrfen irer'
ben, 1T tIar, unp san3 bsIcnperS wtrtt rallclte
fstr na6tbeilig Ittp urreGtmibi8 auf bic pal
ter bon 8ertduIer,. irelfe r1eiitrntbcls> stn9es
panperte Burger FnO: gEGt es ober stn BON
ben Denttrateit paBirte5 @eIeB III, ic tstrb rs
bod wpbl re6t 9rbriBcn werpcn miben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23
RF5H DIR Iop 1T but Gtrlangsn Ginger, bic
Sirer unp pas gnoe Ilr.
2lIIcntaln Qcbrcr.Dercin.

Cyril IA, 1856.
8d tcr pufiptnt ,inb Siet. SreFrent abmrirnS
paren, ~ fubrte Der Sccretar Den SCr1B.
Die Serbancln8en Der sprbcriBcn Grrlamm'
lung purpcn prrIricn uno an9cncmn'en.
Der Gesenitano fir ben gtrnp, "rrr Seri6t
bcs StGnts SppSrintenoents" rourSe auf9ncms
men, unp auf GUrIdla9 au6 ais Der Ge9nitanr
Der ndtitm Seriammun9 fefScirst.
8clsenprr 8cialub wurre pur6 6. Q. @ar'
nrr ongsbCter unp etntimnttS on9cnpmutsn
Sri6tUsen, pab c5 bic @teinGns psrMits
9tieptS pitIrs ScrcinS it, ZAP Gin undbsrtirtrs
Gcve BON g8rtIer5 Oictisnar, ii4 in elmer jepen
SAuliiube bcfiupen ioQte,
gluf Sprihlas pcrtast, unt ilf AM %. Gprtl
mtrper AM nGmL4en Srt ju prriammeln.
q. !. 6ibons, SecrrtSr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23
-1narnolid,e l1rrbred,rr.

GtHts cages in lsBter g8p&e SrrIdafften iia
spei SerbOrtene Sunsen, gfaHenS Snaub anb
Bro 4, ettUa IL bis Ia Sabren alt, @tn9an9
In bas iTCtfpernatrts @assnbaus brs Serrn s8.
@etl, In pie1e Stabt, unS entpenbeten aus Ell
mem &rdmer. gsdSs,, Der ft6 parin brfanp, etrpa
10 dbalsr irsrt6 psrtuBicnsGaps, iammt anpern
Glitter. = Gin Sbsii bet s9daren tpurOcn SrrrH
gBeiI jebc6 tDtebsr 5uscltelt: Sb S6ritte 9ss
tban linb Die a6ater sertatlta Su bsRrafen, bas
ben mir uht perncmmet. - Gs IL in Der Gbat
truuris, tpie srrpprtea Bod man6e snaben ries
fer Stapt lino.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23
t7ctir Sal(tun8 auf Sic eaiton SanF.

Die leBte Gusedtr BON Thompson's Coun-
terfeit Detector ittrlort elite irir JGlI6hn9 auf
bic @afeh Sanf. Sic ipiro dis ctn Ybptp9ropb
bon ben aeGtrn bsI&ristm. .-giBrette; SnOianr
nit Juhsrn = MleeaiQOntcpf an isNer Seitc Der
SSnstte-pcrtratt an jeptm GnNe-10 I'M @dr.
Go tpa iebr iawtrris Icin, bic laII6n Rctrn BON
ben iften gu unteridsiOSn.
Da UisIe een SisIen falI6sn Rctcti i'm llmlduf
finti Il NTH bic fclsFnpe SsI6rritung Scn glus
beu ielh i,SrirBe baS auSrntstns GdsIeEtn Der
gl6ts. Die Qsdttn bdten Gin I6Snrs unp rrttes
anIrbsh bic @eFtter (psnn GpI6t tnruuF Inp)
tubrn rinfii itbsitsabrli@en gIusNrud. Die 5als
I6sn Te6tti taiit tin6 itn66GtOmmrn aus. Oas
papisr il I'M gttlsenrinsn Irbr rinn un6 ttct6,
ino BON ssrtnser Suulitdt. Die @eF6trr taten
lin rptlOss, iaulbisss uup IebIcies Guirten.
(Nrf,,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23
s. { It Dr be NJ:

Sn brr Gebtsn Samtas gta6t, in .BErits
baa Gaunldp, Ge6a Gountg, Serr SalUmo on
Dcrne9, Gin lebr bsltebter Burger isnrs Gauns
Iaips, in einem gItrr pen rtpa SO SaGrrn.
[@in9liunOt purcb rsn Gbrp. 6rn. Sasr:l
9lm 6tcn 9lpril in gtafntaun, Gbutian 5rirb-
rid in ietnem 57len eeteneIabre.
gtm t2trn 9lpril In @acn EaanIfip, geter
S4nsircr in isinem 92Rrn Geteneja9re.
slm t3ten glprtG in SanpSsr, Gcpind ReliIa
9app, I'm 6ten Gsbensjabrs.