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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

SOME. TWO years ago Coleman and Stetson,
of the Astor House, had pet waiter, who
suddenly, for some unexplained reason, left
them. The waiter was called Mr.. Mooney.
Ths.day before yesterday, MIR. Coleman hap.
pened in at the Metripoltan Hotel, and there,
in the reading. room, he saw Mooney, as
large az life, smoking cigar, and perusing
the morning papsrs. =.
"Good morning, Coleman - said Mooney,
without rising.
"Good morning." responded Coleman, II
am glad 10 see you. Are you here now-I
mean are you located in this hotels r
."Yes, si:."
"Glad TO hear that too. You'll find the
Leland's FIRST rate men; you'll like them
know"
ayes, they're pretty clever fellows" said
Mooney, impudenlly.
"Clsver tello,osr exclaimed Coleman, who
wondered how Mooney would dare speak so
disrespeoful Of his employers "they are
excellent men, and you ought to be proud 10
be with them."
81 am" said Mooney, putting out from
his mouth fresh cloud of tobacco smoke.
swell, Mooney" resumed Coleman, 81
wish you well, and I " ould rather have you
q, our house than see you here--"
"l'll may be come to you shortly" inter-
ruptsd Mooney, with paironising air.
"But, no." continued Coleman, "while
you do well, stay here. Let me give you q
piece of advice, however: the Leland's are,
as said before, excellent, easy, good-natur-
ed men but they do not like to be imposed
upon. If they see You here smoking cigars
and making free with guests, they will mos1
lkly tell you TO leave the house."
"SrW
'.My advice is," continued Coleman, with
a parental look, s'that you never show your.
self here stick 10 your own apartments
otherwise could swear you'll be dscharg
ed.n t.sal
"Why, what the ID do You take me for?'
cried Mooney, starting 10 his feet, and dis
playing an elegant ruffled shirt bosom, ant
cable watch chain.
"Why, waiter, Of course!"
"No SIR, was the reply, 'I'm boarde
here, and I'm a member of the Legislature"
Coleman left, after having made a yer.
flowing apology. He acknow lodged timsel
done-complsIsIy. With such law maker
as Mooney, we ought TO flourish, ought VI
not!-Phila. Sunday Mercury.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

DINNER OF ROMAN EpIcURE.-A dinner
given BY vi,ellius TO his brother, had, says
Sentonius. portions of seven thousand mos,
choice birds in one dish, and of Two thousand
equally choice fishes in another There
stood in the centre q dish. called, from its
enormous size, Minerals buckler; and of
what composed, think ye? Of the livers Of
sacri, the brains of pheasants and peacocks,
,he tongues Of parrots and the bellies of lam
prey eels, brought from Carpalhia and the
remotest parts Of Spain in ships of war sent
out expreasively for that purpose.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14
CHIPS FROM N. Y. PICAYUNE.

ELECTION SToRY.-Ths elections and pre-
paratory canvasses are prolific source OF
fun. During the late contest between Beach
and Gardner, of Massachusetts, Ben Butler,
distinguished Boston lawyer, labored hard
for the success OF the former. On one occa-
sion, Ben, in Behalf OF Beach, was address,
ing the unterrified democracy of H.
Most Of Tie Listeners were (of courss) know
no,hings. Now said Ben, in tone of great
candor, 'thers is one thing I must admit
Gov Gardner was ono of the most useful
members of The constitution convention of
1885," (immense applause from know moth.
ings.) "Permit me, gentlemen" said Ben,
Ito explain. The weather was hot and ex-
hausiing. The Governors house was near
the State House and you could get better
glass Of brandy there than al any other house
in the CITY," This was the dampesl kind OF
blanket, and Samuel subsidized incontinently
Gen. JACKSON once went to hear noted
bsckwoods preacher, named Cartwright, dis
course, and one of his parishioners, as he
entered the church, whispered in the ear of
the orator. .The old Hero is in the congrega-
ton, lay aside your bluntness to-day" Cart.
wright, who was never known 10 whisper,
exclaimed aloud, "Who cares for General
Jackson2 He'll go 10 hell as soon as any
other man, if he don't repent" He preach
ed with his usual blunlness, and in the lhun
derng tones of his native eloquencs, which
ever and anon made his hearers quake. The
sermon being over, a gentleman asked Gen.
jackson how he thought of that rough old
fellow? I? TO which he replied, "Sir, give me
twenty THOUSAND OF such men, and Tll con.
quer the world, including the devil"
The CRADLE AND TIE OLD ARM CHAIR
No house is complete without Two pieces of
furniiure-ihe cradle and the old arm chair.
No house is full unless it has in tia babe a nd
a grandfather OF a grandmother. Life be-
comes more radiant and perfect when its two
extremes keep along with it. The two loves
which watch the cradle and serve the chair
are one. But how different in all their OPEN
inss and actions. To the child the heart
turns with more tenderness and love. To
lhe aged parent, love is borneupon service
of reverence. Through the child you look
forward-thloush the parent you look back
ward. In the child you see hope, joys to
come, brave ambition, and life yet TO be
drawn forth in all its many sided experien-
ces. Through the silver-haired parent, you
behold the past, in its scopes enacted, in its
histories sncased.
= MAN being reproved for swearing, repli-
cd ne did NOT Know thara--was any harm in
it. "No harm in it m said person pre,en,, {,
"why don't you know the commandment,
Swear not at allp" "Why, do not swear
at ah" replied he; 81 only swear at those
who offend me-"
TELEoRAPHIc HoAK.-A joke was played
in Toledo, Ohio, by the telegraph operators,
on Saturday, in sending 10 The hotels and de-
pots about town, TO enquire for trunk m ark
ed "L. E. FAINT" After close search by
the baggage masters, clerks, &C., they all
came TO the conclusion that the Elephant al.
ways takes his trunk with him.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

w THE CAMELs intended for the Weslsra
plains are on board the storeship supply, at
Kingston, for lndianola, Texas. 1t is propos.
ed to keep the animals at that place several
months 10 recruit them. Some Of the ani.
mails were presented by the vicsroy of Egypt
to our Government, but most OF them wets
procured by Major Wayne and Captain PoE-
ter, under the appropriation made for the
purpose at the last session Of Congress-
Some Arabs accompany them to take care of
them. There are 81 camels in tho lot
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

DAVID GARRIcK was fond Of fame, and
equally fond of money; and few men had
il more in their power 10 crafty both Of these
passions. Foote sometimes threw out pleas
antrles on Garrick's avaricious propensity
Being once in company with Garrick, in his
garden al Hampton, Roscius, having a.guin.
ca in bis hand, said, ssI think ! could throw
this guinea 10 the other side Of the Thames"
The English Aris,ophanssl expressed his
doubts, "Though, | believe, added he, s'that
you can make guinea go as far as any msn.''
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

SENATOR JONES, OF TENNEssEE.--This gen.
tleman made speech at the festival at the
Slash Cottage, in Virginia, in honor of the
birth day of Henry Clay, on Saturday week.
He embraced the occasion 10 define his po.
lilical position thus:
am no aspirant for high favors or for po.
litical place or honor. Thank God, am in
a position to expect nothing. hope for moth
ing, I look for nothing. | am in common
parlance an outsider. / do not belong TO
the Democratic parry, thank God! Laugh.
teri do not belong 10 the so-called Amer
lean party, ard thank God for that. CContin.
ued Laughter1 belong TO the Henry Clay
party. lave never veered TO the right hand
or 10 the left. love the memory of Henry
Clay; but never worshipped any false gods
| stand now, Mr.. President, where have
ever stood and where mean 10 stand as lorg
as shall stand al all. am an old-fashion-
ed, old school Henry Clay, Heaven-dsscend-
ed and consecrated Wing. [Grea, Laughter. ]
He wound up his speech by touching
tribute to him "whose last sleep no hunders
can now disturb"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

The waters Of the world are naviga.sd by
l45,ooo vessels Of 12,904, ,esT tons, OF this
the United States have $500, 900 tons, Great
Britain 100000; Germany 1000, 900; and
France Tie, 1870 tons.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

Arrangements are being made to erect ad.
ditional buildings to Girard College 10 ad-
nit one hundred more scholars. When this
is dope about thousand pupils will be IN.
der it's charge.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

Lotteries-A. P. Coburn, C. Sslden, and G.
]. Parker, have been fined $50 each for be-
ing concerned in q gift lotteryin Boston.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

Twelve Questions for Wet Sunday.
/. If it were any other day, would be
Kept a! homo by the weather?
2. Did ever stay away from my busi-
ness, from party, from an amusement, for
such rain or snow as this?
3. If it were public meeting for some
other purpose than divine worship, would
think ii too bad day to go out?
4. Would go TO church if could make
or save dollar by it, d gain customers
5. If my own church be distant, is there
none that is near where ] may be sure of
finding vacant seat to-day!
6. II am afraid of spelling my best
clothes, had not better go in my common
dress, Than lose the benefit of the meeting,
and neglect my duty?
o. Have not overcoa,, overshoes, and
umbrella, tina, will keep me from taking
cold, and preserve my Sunday dress from
injury?
8. Am not nearer 10 the church than ma.
ny who are never kept away by bad weather?
8. If avery one should find an excnse for
'absonss ~ ~~-ii,t- as I-dos tuh -xould, be
the appearance of our churches on the Lords
daya
10. Is il not dshonor 10 my Maker, if
for reasons that would not influence me in
worldly matters, keep from the stated wor-
ship of the sanctuary!
IL. Isno, wet Sunday at home more
dreary day than one that is diversified by 60
ing out 10 church?
H. Am willing that my children should
learn by my example that they may go 10
school, to market, to store, to shows, in all
wealher-but not 10 church 2-Presbgterian.
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!, COLUMBIA COUNTY Pa. WEDNESDAY. MAY IA, 1856

tabIish The ancient republics of Greece
Caiharins consented to patronize the barter
of Bavaria for the Austrian Netherlands at
the same time engaging to support him a.
gainst any opposition Of the King of Prussia,
and the other princes of the German Empire.
Joseph II. left 81. Petersburg astonished, as
we'll he might be, at the strange mixture of
barbarism and refinement which character
lied everything which was presented TO his
view; nor could he conceive how woman,
who seemed capable of leading the world by
her genius, could consent to be SO absolutely
governed by two of her own subjects; the
one as minister, the other as favorite.
y Lanskoi was not only handsome in per-
son, graceful, and accomplished but as an
admifer of the arts. friend TO talent, amiable
and benefeeni. Every one seemed to take
an Interest, in the Soversign's prediction for
him. Even Potempkn feared his influence,
and from the circumstance of his dying with
horrible pains in his bowels, IL was pretend-
ed that Poiempkin gave MIN poison. Csih-
arine in vain lavishsd upon him during his
sickness the most tender cares. She reveiv-
ed his latest breath. She shut herself up for
several days, which she passed in the vio-
lence of grief. She accused heaven; she
would cease 10 rsign she swore never to
love again. Like another queenly Airline
sia, she erected over bis beloved remains a
superb mousoeum, in the garden of her pal
ace. Her affection turned into rage against
the unhappy physician who could not save
him, and who was obliged 10 throw himself
at his Sovereign's feet to implors pardon for
the impotence OF his art.-Hide Secret Memoirs
Of the Court Of 81. Petersburg.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-14

"Why, you fool, they're my India Rubters,
new style !"
Timms can't bear the long India Rubber
boot now, and many share his prejudice.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06
ph rfCiff anScre.

Gmritdni.mNt wtro man&e 9tefcrnsMaGrt-
gcu turbfdtrm uro tat tcrcits idCn manGc
lr,te WlbHtiabt Esiejti9t. SO wurpr, !. 3.
vcr fur}rr 3et Dcn tcn tetrcifcrtcn 9hmtcn
in S,ritV City $4,000 wwtb GgcntDun, Rem
6ra. GY6iArf 0ugtcs gebErtno, 8citA anrcrem
St9rntbum nit 1nren EAest. 0rir5 gigrnt1um
ttitS ta5sr ais &ird)en GRSnt9um pcn alien
Sclaitmacn frtt w;il 9dbmciDi9sn altcn 9lr'
t5dtlrpprrn am gIGetr Die ltdatban9i9tsjt mln'
9,lte rjnI lf8rCtem nuS neil o;cie ppr prn rtm;'
l4sn Yfafen nO SiittFn, eirIcn 9'ttIiten
SssFuInntcn, 81 vel UntsrtbSnt8cn Nfirrft bat
ten. Srit dttr Qmsrttantr tas llsterBt
m6t uno rrn Nutb batru bic qtJdIitSt otr St.
tarung Scn GiBcnttum, pciG:t ais rt:ntitcS
Ru6rn, ,GscrtSUm nns:9cErn wurpc 81 unteriu-
9n, itpm Ft, Dap Die Sti6Sfs PrrIInl D.
Die GiJncr be5 scnNnntm Gi9eutbumS iinr, int
iFnC rcuRufctsG itrrn YTttrn naA5sfcmmen.
gBenn rSmidr @'cjitNae nit Ginp;IIigpnB Won
fat6p!I6sn Gjtmrnotn ecrm Gi9cnttum t.iiBtn
lmo naa ccn s4iNtn res 81 IS apf trlsbiNc
ggrilt tari5er serftScn, pdnn ioI!en iie auh rag /
anB,blltsn rtom bic carauf f&.i!B:a Gnrtn 81
be,lblcn .-2lnt. 3tp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06
6cft,cTcn.

g9r srrncGmcn ea6 9 eOr8r gG. org lrU9,
Gil, Upn 2ancoTSr, orr eUrBcn SamRa9 gtcnr
pom ieinen Steiictn, Namcus Stbter siHsm etra
imGltIGnorR &naten, nit elmer Yiilote III has
Uef6t gei4O1cn wurpe. Die SuaeI rrang unters
tab nrn &uBs Gin unp itBte iiA, lpir man Vcrmus
tbrt, in Der 9r9enO bet SBr5 an. StiAon bic
2Bunte Scn ernlbaf!tr 9lrt ii, trirb fe bod niGt
fir letrnsseI&9rlt4 8etaItcn, unp 9rrr N'&roH
1T I'M Stanpe um9cr ~ 9c6eu. Dteicr Soyfaa icQ
Ii4 suBrtrnscu batfn pa5rrrc eincm Strstt ;wiAsn
Srrrn M'Glroy unp Ieiaer GBet1tfte, Der Matstr
bes SInatcn, wcsu sin iitermSbiDr @enuB pcn
SptrihlSiem bic SerhnlaTng pAr. Der &naEc
pIrrr pertaIset. -CgUFSfr)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06

3. .. Mc@tr, Gpitor bcs "Nmrrfan Gelt''
in gtep Sort, elmer rirI6en 3eitmg, fa9t
ngGr ertliren fegerl6, paB wenn pie Ser.
Staatsn fiA Dem ,Nmerifan5mus" binsstsn,
wenn tbr Gon9rrB unp t5r 9rafpent pieie 9wtbci
ersrrifen-ipjr lte6r unIere rstte 6anp mtrocn
abbausn GaIen ais cine MuSfcte in Der Srrtbsts
pigun3 einer IoIdeu 9legttruuS aufiure9mea.
lBIr stautcn in Der GrtIdrunB pielcr 2lniiGt nIht
aasn gu iteben pt 9cwIenbait Uocr ntGt, mir
Eaten i4altA 9siprpAtn wic Die WsDr9cit un'
lrrer Mt'Qtnwlnterrr fU9lt."
DteIrS IN alIo Die Sprats rine5 Wlnntt, Der,
pie nod onrere Gnulcnpe finer MtsGinwanrerrr,
unter ren 6ri!ilmcn Seitimmm9cn Der 0sIrbe bic,
ist Ghnpc5 SAug scfanOen blt. Damt oter
niGt ;ufreosn, Mil er pic 3iSrl ergreifen uno pat
9anb nnA Ieinem @eidmad rsscrt wt1en, mo
penn picies ni6t scibiebt, wenn Nmsritaner Ieltl
leiten wOlsn, bann IpriAt CT nit gutrifuna feline
na6 Stratb Ihmrdenren gIniiAtsn aus. Srlanr
fir bic GiriIAar, Nncrita fir Die GtriI4sn, Gana'
Ua fir bic Grii4en, oas5 fir bic GirtiAen atsr
niht5 fir Die NmerifNcr, ras iii blt WUttO pte-
ier WWI4enttn6e. .-CAm. NrpD
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06
0Qr1 California.
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4..s.s.saNa-...

3wci 98ohrn Ylcucrc5 ppn Californian.
ltnFunft ccs ,,5tar # tbe rO.f'.
S0f3, ,gG8 in OpfS.
Ter 0Gmrier Star Of t9e gBel" pon San
Sum bel 9lCrtc otgeg1ngen am 49,, Yon &rY
g8;l Na6tc bsn 23., nit S6l3 ,l46 in @rlp unr
260 916lgjcua, E1m am Nltwo9 in RtpsY2ri
al.
Gr natm an Sa6uns bic YIFasrre auf init
weI6cn rer IGmpirr ,,SnrIe Gam" ain ). ppn
2an 5ranciscp abseslnBcn wlE - an IL. pcn
Wm3luiLla, Der fur Nev' 2Crt, Dem sSrlsane
unp gNearausua 8723000 unp $50 paTasers
an 8pro bate.
Der llcbrsans User ben Continent fir 9 ia
sitrs, SlBaSc uno 0dp ge;tab tnnerbaIb %
Stmtrn. Inter rem YdiIagieren brfinpen li6
General SprnetCy unp Capt. NnprIUu Spn Der
9hclragu1 Nrntce.
Der ,,Star Of tie Brl" battr itarten sturm
unb bc@9ebsnbe See ppn NOrouam bic ganje
Ipur pen Sry g8eit ua6 Gap Satttras.
Spn Galifornien 9h6tS, paS nibt tes
uitS i'm Autjug Itcn PER Selc8rapb Scn glrw.
-rIeans am lcstm Slmfas bel Nntunft res DaD
mel gGeblcr5 9smclOCt maze.
Ntearaguo. Die 9rp6e Btrftc in gir.
gin Bay III ven Gart. Srptt, rrm Sraniit So.
9lerntn ppQsuoct mrrpen-iie lit 600 SUP lang
unp Gdmpfcr tSnnrn nun 81 jcrcr 3eit lanrtn
unS SaIa9jcrr unp 6radt init sr6etcr Sitrrhtit
rinnrtnrn uno abirgn. gtle alton 9anbun9cn
iinp YrrIaFcn. GcriSe g8o6e wurtc rin ncusr
Odmpfer tri Yunta 2rcnus fin tea 5lub in Sau
srncmmrn Der in 2 Nlcnatrn POM Stape 8clHi'
icn wsrtm icI. Die giNri6tun8 teiTrIben fol-
brilliant ipfrpen.
Sn ghearasua brrri6t Srt,ben mb S,snung.
Sen. g3aIfsr Dat isPt $50 gImertfanrr mtn
g8afcn mN Htp GfIpruf HdBt; rs tnmmtn
metr ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06
Ge Oa Qotriot.
Mllcntaun ga. 8etrunr 6. 1886.
Senator lttcl;inien.

TeiarnprS 1T Gin 2tua3ul zines 8ricfre, &C.
Ihrieten rurtb GrsSice'YritOent Nthtncn 9on
MiGpurt iitCr bic 3ultGnpr in SanIaS, tlnp mir
aeten benlcttCn bier pierer, uni unIrrn Sslcrn 81
,eoeu nit welhem GtidM bic Iiiptidcn Sflapens
batter aeoen uns nSrolhs 6rribritss SiirBer BE-
ieslt, ltno pie sntIhceen unp btutouritig fc fno.
gu wrI6em Sttubs Die gn8ele9snteten nod d.
Ielbl 9etradt werprn, ii tmmCr ncd) ldmer 81 CT
rat6rn. DpA unirr irGnlihiter SSunIA 9cbt P1.
fin, pab bic 3w1tgfetten cbne wettsreS StutHr'
8it6sn tet8els9t wcrtcn mt9rn. Nars pir5 1T
tetannttt6 YrrMIa6t purA pie QuIbetun8 pcS
MiEoui Compromises, pur4 mlers irsi9e Iawa'
dc 9otpfcfu 8rscrung.
Der gref puroe an ben altwcn 5crau53ttcr
hes "@tlanta Cgeprsia) Examiners" 8ciArebcn,
unb folsla nur fir ben SlNrn Esiltmn't. G'
Esibt tsarin:
"Gentet Cure iunsrn Skinner na4 Sani1S
ater rpbttcwaTnct llbt iie Ecmmrn, nit 0rto
arnug um lie ~ Wrnat lang 81 erRaltfn unO
sntIdlcGen pas @nbr Der OtnSe gu Iebrn. pun
bert ttihtoe Wimcr Iinb un5 mas we.te. SD
Irbe nidt rin, pe mir pen Sir0crfticB Termetpen
fGnnrn. SpmmCn irirO CT. Scne jmblT 0t0'
nate perbrn Scr9ebcn, p9ne pab Slr8ertrir9 Der
flIr66ar1sn art unter uns rtttben p'ro. gSir
riien unS, teretten un5 Dor barauf. 9Sir bon
BEN @rrnSs sGamtie5 linb ,ur 6anb. SSr mttI'
fen bic untrr1dBur0 be5 Sdnen5 baben. gStr
frdten bic SGlaGten bes Sipens. llnIre Sn'
iiituticncn Itno in 0rfaGr. SDr Manncr bort
unten rYcit i'm Siioen, Irib 3par auIrrbalb bet
Sereihts beS &rie9c5, crlirBen mir jcccb, 10 wrf
er f6 ,u @urcn 49tren Yertreitrn, Guren 6cerr
rfaiIsn. gDir brau6en Mlnni4oit, Erpaffnrt'
NnnnI4aft.
gEir trauGsn @Eb nidt fir unS irttR, icn'
bern gum llntsrbaIt nIerer GrsumNe, bic BON pe'
Serne tommen. 3rei jun9e, tapfre D'anner S0r
G6arIrlrn, Sib.Gnrolna, linp iebt in metnen
Sau1c. Gle fnb Burger ppn SaniaS unS met
ben rs tld6cn, bis pas grIhit Res Ghners ent
f6iepen ii.
9a6st Gurre iunBrn Grutc In 5aufet mo i
I6neu ais m5sIi4 unO wpbl bripafn't fNmnlfn
ylur ;uSsriGl1Se Geute tGnRrn mir trou4cn.
SIR n9etener, .. 81. At9 tnipn."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06

Sm @taat gBitconIin wurpe neuItA fcl9cntr
trufI6e S6anbtGat eriitt.-@s ersitt iiA, bab
elm baiclbR wpbnrnpcr Sir9cr rne 9Injabl aufge'
rpa6ienr SSatrr Gut ric CT 8erne SrrHcirottct ies
ten mS6te. Die Sttrle GUGter, Gin Irtr IhIncs
g4eitstip, wcbnte lei encm glaGtG, unp Hat
baIett1 bic 9lufmertInmteit cines StaIieners auf
fG ee,cssn, wcl6er Iie Su Betraben wGni4r.-
Der Sater mar 3u Oniten Der Sermd6lm8, al
Itin tie GcGter wsi9erte iiA ibn ais @eieaI6aftrr
bur6S Gebrn nn3unebmen. .-9cbtc 9Sr6e ricf Der
Stalicner pispsr an tDrrr SSobnm9 an, unp Scrs
lan9te fe an Der &Btre 81 iebrn; ais iie nun pa
erIdsn crrrti6te or e bel Der glaie uno iantt tbr
oteIslte nit icinem 5rpermcber aus Dem @slidt.-
Das arme Mar6n Idrie unb ficl in Sbnma&t.
Orm Seufct im Mcni6en8efaIt 9eIan9 eS titrr
ben MIfiippt 8luB su tommrn, unp man bat
leitbem nidtS mcbr BON inn 9rbTrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06
Sl,rica, Die 7noiancr.IInruben,

Gin eOn Sort Dallas, Slcripa, ansetummensr
Srte bcridtet, er babe am z. .. M. Die 2eute in
rer Ra4t0rI6lft iencs Srte5 III 9rcBer aufreSun9
srfunSm. Sie or9oniFrtrn Ii6 gum ShuB ses
gen bic Snbtancr. Die Ssranoluns Su pieIer
Nufresuns war fotsenps Drri 2eute aus Der
Na6tari6lft wlreu ml6n9it ausJr9an8er, um
2lrrOrp JtOpt 3u iammeln, wobet 3pst BON i9nen
burA bic Snoinaer erIAoiien, unO Der anpere oers
wunpct wurrs, Der f4 abtr nod in ba5 Sort
FitAten tcnnte. 9lm fol8cnoen Gage an9cn 20
Mam binau5 nod Der Stels, no Der Oicrp sprs
orfIlen, spo man beNs 2riAen, nGfr feineS BON
Snriancm Tano. Gin 0tann, Der rtpI 50 MsIs
fen bic &d,te Gnauf fir itA oQetn pobntt unb
nit Den Snptlnrrn 81 bancen Pilr8te, par in
Sprt Dallas onBet0mmer. Gr rrjibtte, bIB Dor
rniscn 5ascn cine Ylrtie Snpianer in irin 9aus
actommen iricn unb w;c 9:w89nIj4, SIhrn pcn
ibm 9ctauft bdttcn ais te fortgcoan9en, iet Ct'
ncr pom ibnrn 3uriidgetrbrt unb babe ibm scia9t,
Ol or itn germ ba6e, wpNe er ism ia9rn, pab er
f4 aus benz Stauts MAIDEN mS5e, pttI ietn 2ftrn
bort ri1t me9r f9er ie.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06
SpitCreS Don t1Ierife. .-Drebcnec
Ecpc!ution,

Nrw.Srtenrs %. San. Der Z dmrftr
srrht lan0te nit Gsrn Grus gtaarittn bis 3um
%. brute bier ali. Sn Mritp trrrfdt nrt
u6rraQ prlfSuri8e gtnar&ir. Sarp 9. 9OIrcS,
bgr gum ltmnurj Der 8e9rrung unb fir Grid
tung zines Jtailcrrritb5 rrniprirt bate unN per-
baftst worten, aber cniiprun9cn mar, tcldGCrts
pupbta nit elmer tortrn @rmts uRp nit &usit4t
ouf GrfrtJ.
Der @rncrlte podt;o lnb SrirsS tnn;tn ais
paiiaQitrp nuf rem Gtr0G. Cir iino wc8cn an
setli6r @rrtineunN nit SaIirr3 ven Der Hr9jc'
runa pst gartea uelwicICr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06
1lfronomif.I,c Gntocduna.

Sn cnrm ncurN 9Grrf, tritct: ,,Crcation
and DeIuge'' murre bic 2lnnntme oufJrittlr,
RAP bic 9tjn0s, meI6e rcn Saturn um9cIca, aus
lGlNcr, Git cper Sdnse ttliNrsn, np Dap Fe
einitua,s auf om 9l:netrn brathJr;m unp ibH
itcrflutAcn tGnnttn. 21iien mir rtris 3bscrts
pattngeicqt ieu, pa pjtic 0tinac aud bic Dtlhtu
tntbalrn fGnncn, aus esncn lial Die jutGnftigsn
Irltlnt,n ptS Saturn biIptn wet0en. Ter be.
tlans, 2titrrncm SIrupt, Dirsttpr Der Stern'
wartt con Ydtewl tci Q,trSturB, Bat pur6 bus
NrrBs WiiN&tncr Iclf5ccp sntottt, pab Der brittle
0na pts Satum cin'6Iuipum lit, uno Dap sr liA
l0m1g ecm Saturnftrpcr 10 genGbrrt bat pAb
sr tn sinjNcn Slbr;c3Ntta ettt NIT Gem 9i1nttm
lid scrrinilC2 tiuftf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-06

Der Mcnitt-y trinDt natb rem Courier Nlrs
tantle rinm 8tritt, wonab bic GrOtetsn in g9at'
Us uc@ imnr f0,tpausrn. Die GrI6uttcrun0 am
IS. DeSuMter, 81 ll9r Morgen5, parce in Ct
ten CStpm gar rtDt, in Stsp etrUa5 lSgtrr YER
ipurt pG6 taDN irtlrm bic grf@atterun8cu
ntAt w!eOcr gan, ouiJetUrt. Si, am Is. De-
iemtrr m 81 ll5r 9ta4nrittasS crfclBte GrItUt-
tsrun9, bic nit cinem tcfti9sn &naa errtunSrn
par, pirp ais Die BeftiBIe felt rcm S!totcr be-
;citnrt. lletrtscn5 ftydtct man, rap geraor i'm
3aauar bic Grpbe6n noA beft9cr unO tiuT5cr
nufnstcn wcrbru penn pe ptrirncn, iptIdlr bic
ie YbGnpmcne lupirru, bctrattsn rieIc 3cit ais
he an ipthrn SIQcn ftudtbaritc", Gs6t rS Gul
S6(uffs pc3 2lrtfrls I'm Wantttur.