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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
9teue Sitter.

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III jegt NIT rnem nruen unb ausscSei9nrten Strd
Der IASnasn, tefen unO nrumcbi9lten
SGten, Sappeu unb alien 9trten Spdtz
iabrS< unb g9inter<Siitcn.
ssr1etrn, unb trIel6en Sertauien ibre Glitter ;u f.
blligen YreiIen, ais Ie in ben SreltGpten unlcrer
llRtpn sertauft rpcrpsn tSnnsn. Sbr Stod IL
jebt gang uel, unb bic 9lrtifel In ibrem 5ade tSns
nen niGt an Stb6ntrit, Giite uno 8aisfeit dbrr.
trpifen weroen-unp ba fe ben sin;isen politdn,
psen Sut,, 8appsns unp SursStpbr In pieIsr
Start baIten, 70 fam man Ia parauf eerlaeen,
bae iis ale Su win1denbe 2lrtitel In itrsm SADIE
tritSnptS gum Serfauf balten. Sbre 6iten unN
&npprn linp msiltens Scn tbrsr eisenrn 8a6ntds
ticn. uno wer BON iBnen fault, pirp 19 ME &c,
trpsen fnprn.
BaT5ir finb banftar fir bisGer senp7cnr fife.
rale Sunpi6aft, unp bcifen auf fernersn 3uIpruG
rer1etben uno auf einsn 3apa6s Der @Snurr.
Nllentaun, glpril g., na6S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
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Gins btrrtihs Quspabt GSoub papicr-eie orSGts
ibSut uno wcbtfiiuts Die is in Gutntaun mar, IcEr
5Sp SrbottSn unp rieotr ~ plrtautn bti
Ssd, @utD Hna etIIriA,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
SSS Orrem'S
Sfrbre6erte Srurr> unb pGGerbt9te
Competition fir DGber.

SrrbreBerte Seucr< unb pGIIerbt1te
Competition fir Ddber.
Sire Stufmsrtiumteit pIrb s9rertietist auf be
cbise Wetbcpe CUR Ssrfrtisune BON Da6wsrteH
9rlenft, iest 9rtrauft In philadelphia unp ga4s
barl6aft, uno aus9ebs9nt In 0etrau9 In ets
Stdptsn bss Beiens, no fe unter alsn m5slb
den umf1nbsn pdtrenb Der lesten II Sabrsa
srpraft pOrnrn. gDir fmpfrblsn bielstbe batu
psrtrauursssoa pfm Yublifunt, ais cine WetbUst.
Sur 8erferti9uns BON Dn6perfen, umserpcrTiA
IN teper Se,ebuna. Sif ssrfini8t In li bic wert6s
Sclen Grforperniie BON Woblfeilbeit Daurbafs
tistet unb SiaGbsit ssssn Geasr fcwCbl ais gee
gen sBalier. sic nimmt lAnra ben plab elm boa
allen aneern 9a4sglrtsn, no Ie einssfdbrt mute
be, 9ibt dlleemetne Ysfrisbigung, uno prp poH
Ilen BOD empfoblen bic i9re NibliHfeit seprdfE
baten. Die DG3er trau6en cine 9letsung ppn
nt6t mebr ais 3og i'm 6uB, wet&es elm srpetz
ScrtRel I'M 5aa BON 6eurr unb gum Srodnrn gee
wS9rt. Sic fcmmen treit biliser I'm Yreis ais
trsenp anbere benubts Da6sr unb beIpirfen cine
bsorutenbs GrIparnib in ben &rllen beS 8aues.
gSaliersrdben mTsen aus pem nSmlt4sn Matrrat
setilcct rperpen, pie bas Dad, ~ nett aerinass
ren Spifen. SIN Sal sines DeIstts peer 8sIdas
oiSuus bur& irSrnb cine llrlafs, III fein Dad 70
le6t gu reporirrn.
Die Naterialien fnb metlsns Ni6tablctrr be.
9tbe, baber III teia Dad 70 td9l i'm Spumer
nod 70 parm I'M g8intrr. Dieientee bic piele
Od6er ju 9strauden wdniGrn, IUltsn ben Spars
ren einen 5all BON mDefibr 3pl i'm SUP geben.
4. N. parren uno 60.
Nabfcl9er pcn @arrcn uno Burnbon'.
Sc. Suraubar 9uiloiuss, 3rr Stcd. gBaluus
St., ee9end6er ber Grtbau9e, philadelphia.
Bay Der llntsrJeianete III anseaeqt ais Gsent
fiir Seda unb Carton Counties, uno ale SetsI>
Iun9en icatrn an tbn enscIanNt perpen.
Jofepb Clcwen.
gllentaun, 9anuar 9, 1856. h1S
say- 5rlseupe Serrsn 9atsn fire SSuIer aui
Scrger9etcnpe art baden lafien, mo fib Sebtr
Scn Dem 0eiasten krfriert9en faHn, Der lei iburu
pUripridt, ndmlth
y. 3. Srsrlsr, llujCu gt ;pilbtu 9tsu une 10
y. StSttlSr, gBatnue, Stsn Anb 8.
&. 8ebltu, item SnaGt.
Sctb uno G19e, 4ttu uuc 5tsn.
9. 9. g3pus, 6tsn StraGe.
Grip uuo ,Snaub, 9tfu Stragc.
G. itlrs, @te Union uno 7hu StraFs.
". g. g9riaht 4tcn Straff.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Spiepb @ei6' ppblieiler
81 % SIfs g tOb +,
go. 1 1 Befs sSamlton Strasr, aaeutaun.

Der unterSeibnets mabt Dem puttifum i'm aGses
melnen ochtun9soou bic anieias. oaB &C AM c6ioen
plle ncth imnisr eiusn gRult:Stebr bait uno iein
SSaarenla9cr pcn muftatiicbcn Snitrumsntcu 6eosu:
tend permebrt bat. Wlau fnost 6ei bm bsltinoia
auf pano
sSprte tanpS
bon oer brtsn N1anufattur in Slcupcrf, pcn berrli:
Diem iartsm Sen une marrantirt 3ufrsosnbsit yu &C:
ben = lcpie AUDI impcrtirte 4iancS, aus ben bsitsu
Sa6ritsn Dsutfblaupe.
80 % ipnS;
aus oer 6elteu Sabrit In ben 8er Staaen, rcn Der:
Ibieocnsn @jrSBen une prSitn.
Diolinen BON alien Sunlit1ten unb 9reiIen.
Die!incellos bprSi9liher Qualitdt.
Diolous, ober Contra. Slbaeigen.
2ifforoeone, SerI6iepener 0rGBen.
:-5l5tsn mo 9isifsn. SoIInsSaiten
better Sualitdt, Scgen, unp ii6ertaupt ale
trimmings CUR 9pline eet6renO.
Mehingne Slas SnItrumente
meroen auf bic ttirjsfe 1n,eiss uno III Den 4 r:
81 III 8 It c n prsiitn ron ibm seliefert porauf ib
btloenos cper tttebenos SRutbanosn DEFENDERS auf:
merriam 9emaht weroen.
Bc9cns s9RuFs. uno Infauos, 8dbsr fir aIls niuIi:
taltlhs Snltrumente, etenfaIIS immer auf pano.
Oo btr lInterwibntts iib auslbir6lih eicfsm sc
thif mtonet, perlprtht rseuc uno prcnlpte Yeoe.
nuna uno inosm dr bertits 9tuctns llutcrltdeuna
Oonf abatit, bcIt CT ourtb eie Site ltnsr g8aarsn
uno btQt9s Yreie ouf fsrnsrsu 3uprub oss putIi:
tums.
QGs iIno frsuueTbofttitb cin0daSCn auuruTtn unt
ktne Snltrumrns, bconNcrs feline htrrthen 8lapisrc
fdr iib fa6lt ju prdftn uuo Sutturtbtitsn.
Spiepb MetB.
Iprt l6, na6JR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
N10rt6t.

ptrb bIernit 9e9rten baB Ger llnte3eiGurts ais
Srecutcr Der 9intsrla6snidhfs peS pertOrtenen
Scbn Sea, lebtbin pUn gEsiIsnburs Saun.
ldtp, ec6a Gaunty ernannt porpen III. - Ollie
oieieni8n pater wetae nod an teIagte Sintsr
ldbenidaft I6uIoi9 finc, ltno bierpur6 aufSefcr.
bert innerbalb g0paen bet Dem llntrjeidnetcn
anSuruicn unp otSutrjaben. - limb SplAe bic
nod rr6tmdBiae 6crperunsen 0abet, Iino ebsn'
fall5 sriu4t iOlds poQItslatiBt innsrBalb Der Zee
la8tsn 3st eInjabrtngen an
9ltrnham Sod, gr'pr.
October %. 1856 na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Neue GDprz z0e1Gnde.

Die Ssrrfn 9. 6. Srcb 4 mb o. s.
GrerIer in Ntlentaun tabrn Iotten cine nrue
Sammluns Yon UprtrtfIIaen rsutI6cn Gtprse-
IGnscn fir Griltli6e 9emsiuprn sebrudt, unb ros
9sft fcRct MIR 12R Gents. 3u baten i'm 8u@-
licbr gum ,,esGa 9atrict."
g4ir MAIDEN bic Sorinsg uno Srsanilisn uno
anbsre 5rcunpe brS @rlanSsS auf beir nsuen Gee
IGnee aufmcrfIum.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
lfGtntauu, SitcCtr 90.
Oe1NGftS = AuflDIltn0.

Na6rttt ,rirp tisrmtt srseten bnb Die felt
einiacr Sct ber tefanpene 9anreIs' 'Strma, unter
crm Namrn YUn y. SGnot unp SUtn, in Dem G,e.
traipe unO 6utter @eidGit, um 1fsn October
1856, purA beiCcrietise Ginwiai8unS aufssI5Bt
wcretn III. glae pieentgsn rabcr tpsl6e nod an
tsio8te 6tma f6uIocn, inp trrbur6 oufseiorrGt.
innrbalb gScden an eem alten Stanrptabe,
aarc rtc 8i6Cr Lis rabin Serbtcben msrcen,
ansurufrn uno atSuts3nbIm. - llnb iot6e bic
nod rramdbise 6crpcrunsen babsn, iinp etrn.
fails eriutt IclGe wubIteltatiSt innrrbalt Der be-
Iastrn Belt rinjubanptgm.
@rtcr 9rrnbt.
Seter s.. 9rrntt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
2GbieS OreB< Sitter,

pcn alien stptes uno pattsrns - cttbe ats ihparsc
uno @clcrirte SSioe, 9smsine uno Sdntp De saines,
D, Ss9e, fran,SIbe gReriuos, @etur9 Sud-, alpata,
gan, rpcIIcne plaios, Sdnsp, @rpets. Gid Stanneu
ron eoer Sarbc. Giu9bams uno prints olIes ron Der
bstsn IusIpabt i'm SRartis, ncblfe ;u psrtoufsn bel
Gjuth uno Shlauh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
TrDGene 9Sa1ren.

Die lutsrscihnetsn iino icstcn pen Olsurcrt unp
philadelphia nit ensm srcBen StCd ron Spdtiobrs
unp 0StuRr:G6tittr surdd9etGbrt, bctebeuo aus
gdeies Drce 6tlter, ais 0lcus Dslains
perlian Spia, glpaeas, 5ren4 Msrinus, Rat
tune, 10 tpie ale 4rten bon Iawarjem, setrsif-
tenn unp 6dneY SriOen
9 et d ia d :-t1Iannss6hter, ats Gua,
GaIiimereS, Sattinett, Swseo, JRentudy Scans,
9inrieYS, g8eitenSruSe, einsns, Sanpl6ubs
unp Striimpfe,
iufammsn nit siucm alI9emsncn 2tcrtsmcnt, pru oI'
len Irtsu Sitter, Ole stn3bmitb in einsm sutssiuees
rttbtetsn Scbr 9ebaltn wsrbeu uctht lie aLIe an Cen
ntepri9itrn NarttprsiFsn pcrtoufen mcrceu
Grim uno 8eninasr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
@at1en9ert6t8 8erfauf
Spn iebr Ibdebarem lieBenbrm Gt
1ener,s Yermbocu.

cnbaIttno g iituerL wcrauf cine pr6tbtt9c
Dampfmafbins srritbtet it, nit oen 3u9cbSr 9acsen
In pcroca9ttn Sauuibip uno @auntp = 9rdnjeno
on eono pss psrlterbensn Stspbsn 8aQiGt, sntbal'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
SS01aeralsc scSOulrat0I. !.
Cine m mrnutf6rift Fl
slferbau, Gdrtnerei Sbtfulter, 9irb.

S'"N ~ fN"H' I"N'lt INN
9lferbau, Gdrtnerri Sbltfultrr, 8icbs
su9t Sauspirtbf6aft II. I. IN.
ilntsr cOisem Sitd BADEN bic ,IntsrI6rstensn Ics.
ten bic prcbeuummer elmer bsuthen QdsrGaur2rt:
lbrift bsrous9s9cbeu, Die is, pcnn bnsn bic srrFs
oeuths Bepolterun9 unferes eanoes NUT etni9crmaf:
Zen llutsrtteun9 9ep6brt in 5utunft re9emdei9 CT;
lhcinen laBen peroen. Da lest Feline 3etltbrit as;
orudt miro, rpelde h auefbtieGlih Der @erbrettune
9enlrtnndsi9sr Senntnife fdr Die psrfhteoenen Be:
trtebe unlsrGr fIci69en 8spSlterun9 piomst - burd
roeIhe eer 9Ra n Die nsueIten @rfabrunesn, @nt:
osddn9en unO @rfnouusen i'm Idsrbau, Sbitbau,
@artenbau uno BET 8iebIutht, uno Die brape t6aus:
frau oas YeueIte uno 8tlfe fit Die 6auspirtbs
fbaft fsi ss i'm &ctbsn, Baden, @inmabtu, @tIunrs
beIsmttte coer rpas es INNER pcIe betannt merosn
taun, - 70 bat Die beulhs BepSlterun9 nidbt ben
ndmitheu 8crtbCil pie Die enettlbe, Die in allen
SbciIen oes eanocs frbe 5etlhrifru jur eeesnsitis
gen 8debrun9 bdlt uno untsrtdet. Denn es III
ntt ales Sbecrie mas in chen 3sitlbriften erfbeint
lcnoern eas g4thti9tt oarin ino Die prattihen Gr;
tabrun9sn, ote ein Bauer Den anoern mttbeilt. Gs
III olc feline ,gubausrci" icnoern Die Sbeoris unb
prars psrsiniSt CUR anfbauuue 9sbru6t.
S9r 9soentsn eiucn tauslidben 8toattsur anuItels
len uno bann ooS ,,8auerns Scurnol" 70 cousuitattsu
oas es Wicmauo reusn uirb, pafdr uutrrl9risbsu ju
batsn. Die nStbi9cn
Stbbi ilbnn0cn
ur GrIduttrun9 unb bsfIrrn 8sritdnti9uu9 ic(tsu
aub nitbt fsbtGn, unb an Gnoe oss Sabreau9s rpirb
Gin Sittl uno SnbaItspcrBthni6 erotis tcissss:
ben peroeu. Sin Sobr9ou9 eutbdtt 1872 ercee oCp:
pstipoltias Gsisu uno tcltct nur Gin Sboer in @rr
rousttaBlung. 6sin @do piro au9euOnulsn, bis
Die reatmiGi9s psrous9obe be9cunsn bat.
9Ran fsncs sius lncrlbrift rsbt tatO Elm, tim bstc
tStoer bs9inusu gu tSnnsu, an
@lpbr unb Srcrler.
uS6Fs Sbdrs wr SSputGtaucr Sfiirs,
Guentaun, pa.
o. N9ente n rptlbc llnttrfhrei6sr Iauimelu,
trhatttn icoss fiufE Qrmplar fret.
Stt. Is, 1856. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Sie GicfcflGftc.

Stc SC1CDuTtc,
wErern ;uEiinftlih opr ten untsrsetdnrtrn am al.
ten Stanrplags, in Der Stem Strabe, cine fr;e
Snede iueIi4 ron 6a9entaa's 9anbaus fprtsss
frbt, aIlwO is INNER
9lltc Slrten Sutter>Stpf,
he aud nur perlanst prrben mBssn, gum Srrs
fauf auf SanS balten wrrpsn. SIRE preiee lInb
70 billi8 ale an iraenO rinem aubsrn Srt unp es
wtrc fis frsuen rrtt prle 8unbsn anIpre6rn 3u
ieten, msIte le ale Su ibrsr sSaissn 3uirieSsn.
bct bsptrnen tGnurn.
Srrnbt unb Smitb.
Srtctrr 8. 1856. nalm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
NQ0ri0t.

miro bitrmt 9s9ttsn, oo5 btr uter,sibntts ats Gre:
tutcr, pss ltetin IBIeRs uue Sttantnts, oss percr
benGn Scbn Sd9sr, ketbin ron 6sipClber9
Sauufhip, escba 9auntr, crnannt pcretn in. - l(uc
otieui9tn cabtr. Die nct an bela9ts buHra6sufbaft
tbuIo.n fIno oufStfrrpert iunsrbatG gBrhcn an;u:
rufrn uuo o6iu6cublsu, uno lcbs Die nrc rehtniGB:
&c Screrruu9eu BADEN, fiuo sbenfaas srfubt icIhe
mcbbstittSt tnnrrbaIb esr bta9tsn 3sit ein;ubdno'
gen all.
Samurl s. 8itlrr, Gr'pr.
Sttcter 30. 1856 6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Sefentlt6e Sen6lt,
QQentdun 8dnf.

Gs wiro cine aII9smsins SerIammlune Der Stcd.
batter Der aHcntaun 8ant ecbalttu psrpen, on csm
Santbauic ON OtSulta9 Den 4tsu NSpcmbsr nabiisns,
um 10 lIbr &crmitta9e.
@lsi tb { a Il s-rpirb bic iSbrtibe g9abl fir Is
Girsttcren, am ndmlidtu Srt, am Nrntoe ben l7tsn
Sag Icpemter ndhteus, itattfinosn, uno ,par jypis
fbrn Den Smnocn pcn 10 lbr Sermitto9s uno 3
ubr GaAmitta9s Ss5 bsa9tsu Sa9ss.-auf ScfsbI
osT Searo.
6. g8. GrpFer Gabirer.
Sitcgsr 90. 1876 nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
NQ0rt6t

miro birrmIt sesebrn, bab bic lntrrui6nttrsn ale
9tcminttrutOrs rer 6intsrIdBenl6oft res perfcr'
benen 9 Otcmou Steber, lsBtbn pcn Sal,
burg 5aunl6ip, 0e6a GauntY ernannt pcrpen itnp
-9lls oisjenisen baber, bic nod an bsIuste 5inter'
laBenIAaft IAulprn, RnO snflib aufsefurbert in'
nerbalb g4cdsn te ben llntcr,ei6netcn ansurus
fen uno ab,uts,ablsn, limb ict6e bic pod rs6tmd.
bse 5crperunscu taten, fno ebenfuls erIu6t
IoIfe pcblbeitdtiSt tnnsrbalt Der bsIaStsn Belt
etnjubGnptsen an
GbarlrS 90. $. Siebrr }
Senr9 Sieber, : glbp'rs.
SYlYelfer Sicter,
Sctcttr %. nb6m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

MORE VESSELS SErzGD BY TIE vTsgryrA ArrHo-
rHot rs-Two schoorsrs seized under the inspec
ton law al Norfolk Va on the 18th inst One was tho
raj occasions By hsng for Baltimore when bound for
Delaware; the other was the schooner Morning I17ht
which anchored 10 Hampton Roads some days sgo and
reported being from james river bound Bait more
tut vss overhauled on Monday morning, ss davbresR
Cape henry on her way 70 Eew York, and broaghi
haar m Norfork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

Navsl General Court Martial " ordered to convene
NJ the Navy Yard, Pbilsdelphis the 9Th o. January
1857, 10 be composed o. the following officers cts
WIN. J. Mcclvney, President; VIM. ". Gardner, VIM.
W. BcKesp, Charles Lovndes, Geo. ~ Hoiins Jehu
Msr.tn. COMMUNICATIONS l. Lardner. william n.
Hunter HeDyy X. Thatcher. Purser-Sarrett X Barry,
Juoge Advcca'e,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
A Delicious Temperance Test.

Quaker young ladies in the Maine Law
States. il is said, still llcontinue TO kiss the
lips Of the young temperance men, to see
If they have been tampering with liquor.
Jus, imagine beautiful young girl APP
preaching you, young temperance man,
with all Che dignity Of an executive Off.
Ger, and the innocence Of dove, with
the charge-Mr. Ike p, the ladies believe
you are IN the .habil Of tampering with
liquor. and they have appointed me 10 ex-
anime you according to established rules
ARE you wilingl you must acquiesce =
She steps gentle up TO, lays her soft white
arms around your neck. dashes back her
raven eurls, raises he, sylph-lik form
upon her tip toe, and with her angelic
features lit no with smile as sweet as
heaven, places her rich. rosy. pouty. as
sweet as molasses, strawberry ,honeysuek.
lie, suhnower. rosebud, nectar lips against
yours, and buses you, by cmckyl Hur'
rah for the gals and the Maine Law, and,
death to all opposition! .'ra.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
The Man VINO Lowed Fun.

The story is familiar of man, who
took passage In a latbOat from Cincinna-
ii bound 10 New Orleans. He passed
many dreary listless days on his way
down the Ohio and Mississippi aud SEEM
ed to be responding for the wsnL Of ex-
ercise. Superfoially he was quiet and
inofleusiye practically, he was perfectly
good nalured and kindly disposed.
In the course of time the craft upon
which he was ! Iassengerpp ppui into Nspole-
on, in the Safe of Arkansas, for groce-
ries. Attic moment there was a general
6gbt extending all along in front Of the
town., which al that time consisted of p
single house. ol 1st ra HlH
The unhappy passenger, after fighting
and jerking his feet up and down, as Il he
were walking on hot bricks, turned up TO
FUSED up" spectator and observed : "
Stranger, ar this fres fght?' ed
The reply was prompt and 10 the point.
1T ar, and Of you want TO go n don't
stand on ceremony af aE.it
The wsy syfarer'did go in, aud in less
time than we can relate the circumstances
he was literally 'chawed up Grouping
his way down TO the fat. his hair gone,
his eyes closed, his lips swollen and his
face generally mapped OUT lie sat him
self down on chicken coop, and solilo'
| quized thus:
80 this iS Na-po-le on. is it?' Upor
my word It's lively place, and the only
one at which have had any fun since
loft home, ol ai rg tA
InseDsible as tho man was to biz
woands and bruises. we think we once
met with a more striking example Of /
half horse, half alligator fellow, who By
some accident, was cut up by some twtu
" dirk wounds az least, some Of which
aorordiug TO his statement. reached th'
hollow !" On our sympathizihg with his
deplorahle condition. Re cut us short BY
nemafking-'Sgranger don't be alarmed
about these few scratches I've got nigh
I " healing deslll' 'D
The free State men were successful II
Nebraska, at late election.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
TIFFIN, OHIO, FRIDAY, DEoEMBERi2185e.

The dog wagged his tail. and his master
spoke TO the aveuger az his wife When
there was onlya few feet between them,
but suddenly the gallant hound discover.
ed his mistake, and threw himself, with a
yell. upon the throa. Of his enemy. and
bore him TO the ground. The Young
Esgle now deprived him Of his weapon.
ard piuioned his arms; but the next tao.
ment, from an impulse Of generosity, he
set him free, and sent him home armed 40
usual. ..
This was the turning point Of tho sew.
age drama. The shedder Of blood sur
rendered himself to the justice Of the
tribe to otfcrs ransom, or. II tha. vas re-
jected. to lay down his lie without resis-
lance. Az the day appointed, the parties
metin an opeu space. with hundreds
TO witness The scene around. The Eagle,
oil unarmed, was FIRST seated on the ground
then by his.side was laid down a large
knife, with which he was TO be slain IL
the ransom was not accepted. BY his
side sat his wife her hand clasped in his,
while the eyes even Of old men, we're dim
with tears, Over against them, and even
so near that the fatal knife could be easi-
y seized, stood the family Of the slain
Wolf the father at the head, by whom the
question Of life and death was to be set
tied Tie seemed deeply moved, and sad
rather than Ievengeful. A red blanket
was now produced and spread upon the
earth IL sigpi6ed that blood had been
shed which was not yet washed away, the
crimson stain remaining Next, blank.
ct, all Of blue, was spread over the red
one II expressed the hope that the
blood might be washed out in heaven, and
remembered no more; aud last, blanket
purely white was spread over all signi6
cant of desire that nowhere on earth or
in heaven q stain Of the blood should re.
main, aud that everywhere, and by all, il
should be forgiven and forgotten.
These blankets, thus spread out, were
TO receive the same ransom. The friends
oC the Eagle brought goods Of various
kinds. aud piled them high before the
father Of the slain He considered them
a moment ia silence, and then tnrned his
eye 10 the fstkl knife The wife Of the
Eagle threw her arms around her husb-
and's neck. and turned her eyes implof-
pgly full on the old mans face without a
word. Hc hAd stretched his hand toward
the knile when he met that look He
paused; his fingers moved convulsively,
but they did not grasp the handle. His
lip quiyered, then a tear was in his eye.
"FNlher." said the brother, ''he spared
my life't
The old man turned away, II accept
the rausom," he said: h'the blood Of my
soL is washed away see no stain now
on the hand Of the Eagle. aud he shall be
in the place Of my SON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
The I1llIiOnalros of New York.

A correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier makes the following mention OF
the millonaires Of New York; n...
Wm. b. As'or is our richest nanis he
Inherited his wealth. Stephen Whitney,
1--we millions, owes his fortune TO speouh.
tion in cotton and the rise ia real estate
W. II. Aspinwall, four millions, came
Of rich family, and GAINED vast increase
oIiweal h in the shipping business. Jas.
Lonnox, three millions, which ne inherit.
ed The laie Peter Harmony, two mil
lions, came 70 this city as cabin boy,
aud grew rich by commerce. The Lori.
lards, two millions, came from France
poor, aud made their huge fortunes in
the tobacco business, The lat Anson
G. Phelps, Two millions; learned tradeiof
a tanner, aud ma 10 fortune in iron and
copper. Alexander Y. Stewart. two mill
lions, now Of the trJ gools palace; be-
gan bu iness in a Ii Gle fancy store. OF
III pse who are put down for q million
and q half, George Law began life as a
farm laborer, Cornelius Vanderbilt, as a
bottman, John Laiarge. as stewart to
Joseph Bonaparte. OF tie millionair9s
James Chesterman,, begun life as jour
npyman tailor. and Peter Cooper, asa
glue maker. George Bancroft. Henry
James, Professor Anthon, Thomas Me-
Elrath, aud DR.. Francis, are each stated
10 pos, ess hundred thousand dollars
Edwin Forrest is rated alta quarter Of a
million. SO is Sidney K. Nose. Of the N
Y. Observer, VIM. Niblo, It appesrs, has
two hundred thousand Bennett has one
hundred and fifty thousand. But per.
haps, the most remarkable ofa is that
MI Okill has made quarter of million
Of dollars by keeping school lH
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
Pass Him Around.

George CroWthei, merchant doing
business in New York, and residing 10
Brooklyn, L. l., was last week sentenced
to fne Of one hundred dollars and ten
DAYS Imprisonment in the common jail Of
Kings county, N. Y for br0lAlly whip
ping his niece. a young iNdy sixteen
years Of age. with cane, for disObedi-
ence Of his orders as guardian. ~
Judge Morris very properly charged
the Jury thGt the laws OF the northern
S. ates DO not clothe the guardian with
the right to use the lash, aud the res
pectabie' gentleman found the cane much
better TO his own taste than Il was TO his
helPleps victim.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12

DREADFuL AFFAIR-AN OLD CITIZEN
SnoT. - Yesterday Constable Richard
Carthew, an old citizen. residing in tie
West Division, proceeded to serve le.
gal process-a levy-upon some property
be'onging TO a man named Patrick Demp.
sey, residing on the corner Of halsted
street and Milwaukee avenue. Upon 90,
ing to the door Of the house he was oon.
frOnted by Demp Q who Nai a me
with gun, and who threa ened 70 { re- il
he advanced any further. Whether Mr..
Carthew advanced and Dempsey fred
Ihereupon, or that the gun went or aoci.
dantly, is not known; but the gun dld po
of, and the charge passed through Mr..
Carthew's head. en'e ing at the mouth, q
little toward the right side, and oinaina
out a. the back Of the head. The wound
inflicted is horrible one, the hs>h beihg
torn and lacerated l.. a dreadful MAJ ?.
nearly all the front teeth. half h tonRu /,
aud portions of both the upper and lOwtf
jaws. Mr.. Carthew is Of course soa. ely
able TO give any connected statement Of
the affair He is barely able TO M tier .
few disjointed words. At at holr list
night he was in very low condn On, and
Drs. Smith and Ch,nsy think he will not
be able to survive the Wound.--[ CAiO0o
Dem. .' nj
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12

EFThe following is an extract from
a new work Of Mr. Gnmke. OF Ohio. on
4he tendencies Of our present physieol i'm
prpvement:
The more widely physical civilization
is dffused, the greater Wil be the chance
that superior minds will emerge from
obseuriiy. When the progress Of indus.
try and the arts is so low that a small
Of the population is placed in
easy circumstances, n great number Of
such minds may be said to perish anr II
ally, like seed sown on sandy soil. lf, on
the other hand. the comforts Of life are
extended TO the bulk Of the population,
the greater will be the number Of the
educated merely Of the educated at
schools and colleges, but Of those who
have encountered the severe intellectual
discipline which follows. The number
of those who will be thinkers and actor,
Of the age. will be greatly increased -
Physical civilization may postpone the
period Of intellectual cultivation, bat the
longer il is postponed the more ceriaiu
il is of giving birth to the highest exer'
tons in every department Of philosophy
md lieraIure. .-r1 .r'- '''