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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22

A Know NOTHING TRIcK.-The leading
men among the delegates from this State TO
the Baltimore Convention says the Raleigh
(N c. Standard were Gov Morehead. Gov.
Graham and Hon John ii. Bryan. We all
know that these gentlemen were active coop
orators with the Know Nc:hings last summer
Gov Mo'chead presided at the Ciuilford Know
Nothing mass meeting; Gov. Graham made
a speech at that meeting; and MIR Bryan add
resscd Know Nothing mass meeting in
Wilmington in April last, Yet these gentle
men went to Baltimore Wings to nominate
Mr. Fillmore. It was Know Nothing trick
from first to last. What party DO you belong
to, Gov Morehead, Gov. Graham, Mr. Bry
an ? WHY, come people (the know-Nothings) X
say cur party is dead, but we think not We
call ourselves Whgs. but rote with the
Know- -Nothings What transparent hum
buggery!
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
What a Week has Brought Forth-Grant
Summing up of Results

We have carried Pennsylvania.
We have carried Indiana
We have carried Florida
We have elected Democratic Legislature
in Pennsylvania.
We have elected Democratic Legislature
in Iuaiana.
We have gained nine members of Congress
in Pennsylvania.
We have gained four members of Congress
III Indiana.
We have gained seven members of Congress
in Ohio
We have secured United States Senator
in Pennsylvania
We hrvc secured two United States Scna-
tors in Indiana.
We have gained majority in the next
House of Representatives.
We have decided the result of the next
II csideutial Election.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
LIST Or I.ETTEES.

EMAINING in the Post Ofiice at Ebensiu' z
Ia Pa, September 20th. 1885,
Mrs. Susan Miller, Ef. j. Goerer NJ 'he>, Pet.
Mahan. P. j. Little. James Kane, Paul kinsster
SAM O,IInrrah Isaac Clifford. Michael Glanle-
Chas. Farren. John Fish. James Doierty ,Jul.n r
der. Thomas j Palmer. jacob iiceissemann. El.z-
aleth Stefrrer Toln Callatds John Brady, Thol,.-
as Brown, g. f,ackstrescr E. C. Alien. l.. Alwine.
Miss Annie Z. Wi'narsh. (2) Wark A. Well, Ma
ryNariy Caroline Stein. George Slenaker. VA
an, Roez, NJ, hael Il 81 ", NJ. Hare. NJ Me-
aa,fs - = Nt,,tsUE; I. Al.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
The Contrast.

James buchanan is statesman. John Z.
Fremont is a tnete adventurer, without the
slightest claims TO craftsmanship.
James Buchanan has served his country in
various civil stations, and always TO the salts
faction of the people, for period of more thau
forty years. John G. Fremont's civil service
covers period of tceaty-cne, during which
he represented the State of California III the
Senate of the United States, and, that too, in
manuer so unsklful and Inefficient, that the
people of California say, lis scat would have
been much better racGnf,
james }uchat.au, it is admitted by friends
and foes, Is q man of unsullied private eharac-
ter No man hu, yet dared iupute the slight
est stain to the spotless purity of his life or
character On the other hand it cannot be
successfully denied that John Fremont, in
various transactions with the United States
Government and with the people of California
has brought dark shade of suspicion over his
personal honesty and integrity.
James Buchanan is the candidate of a ma
tional party, with national p5llcy, national
principles, and natiouai Spirit. John c.
Fremont is the chosen representative of Sec
tional party, which aims to array the North
against the South, and to excite discord, ha-
| tired and strife between these two great sec
| tons Of oar common country,
These are the two candidates, between
whom the American people must choose fo'
President of the United States We canDo
so far impugn the intelligence and patriotism
| of our fellow -countrymen, as to doubt tha
| James Buchanan will be their choice by al
/ overwhelming majority Hash. Er.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY Eya
@ N KEGo

I9HE subscriber offers for sale the following de-
i scrbed property, situate in Washington tP.'
Cambria county:
One lot 81 uated near the A. P. 4. r., fronting
on said road, log feet front, with large tavern
stand thereon erected.
ALSO-25o acres cf excellent timber land, o
acres cleared, and in good cultivation, situated
near tle A p RI 1LSO-One lot near Lii
ly's station. Persons wishing to purchase can cali
on the subscriber, at No. 4. A. Z. K. H. fosses-
sion given on the fst day of Apri! next.
Oct. %. 1856 st j. M'GONIGlE.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
ESTATE OF DAVID DAVIS DEC'a

-HE undersigned. Auditor. appointed By u
| Orphans Court of Cambria county, to TX
anime, deci:fs and report, upon the EScep'lo',
filed to the account Of Stephen Lloyd Executor q
David Davis died and also report distribution.
will attend to tic duties of said arfointrnont =
his Office ia EbcnSburg Tuesday the eigl'toet1
tiay of November next. at one o'clo-k l. n
JOHN s. riley Auditor
October s, 1856 At
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
estate OF Peter Ganfner. decd.

LIE undersigneyi auditor, appointed BY the Or
borc, Curt of Cambria county. to make dis
,r;hIton of the funds the hands Of Jacob hoontz
admir- Of the estate Of Peter Gantner, late Of Car
vii township. deceased, amongst the parties cntl-
t,', - tho same hereby notifies all persons IN
terested in said fund. that he will attend to The
Suties Of sid appointment at his office IN the bor-
ruyh of EbcnsburS. on
wgnxrsnAy. THE 18TH DAY OF Nov2MBfE SF1I
a, ono o'clock 2. VI. JOHN ,. hhri'
AT one or IL ,56-4t Auditor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
COMMfssIuNER's y ,sVICa3.

THE Commissioner. appointed by the Court Of
| Common Pleas OF Cambria county, to take the
testimony in'the matter Of the petition Of Green
burg Taylor. for a decree Of specific performance
Of con tract entered into with Daniel O'hcefe,
in HE liietime-hereby gives notice 10 ali interes
.ei that he will attend 10 tie duties of said APP
pointmcnt, at his office. in Ebensburg, on Mon
dav. the j 7th day OF November next. at one o.
clock. p. NJ a. g. MULLIN, Com'r.
Ebcnsburg Oct. 10, 1556-4t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
r.tasc Of Joseph A. Todd. Deceased.

WHEREAs Letters Of AImjnistraii0n n on ,iIs the
,,l..,v T,ownslip. Cambria cot,ntv. deceased have
been been granted by the Register Of said county, to
the undersigned, notice is hereby given % ali
rersons having claims against said estate to pre-
seut them properly authenticated for settlement
and those indebted are required to make pay fuert
without delay. "M. h1 AN, admir-
Oct ], 1856. 6t'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
co,.NIxssxozER,s .oTTCr.

-y-HF Commissioner, appointed by the Court of
! Common Pleas Of Cambria county, to take the
testimony in tie matter Of the petition cf james
M,Coy; for q decree of specific performance Of a
contr ct entered into with Daniel q heeie, III his
lifetime. hereby gives notice TO all Interested that
he will attend to the duties of said appointment.
At his office in Ebcnshurg. on Monday. the 18th
d4r Of November next. at one O'clock, 2. N.
A. c. MULLIN, Con1'r.
Ehensburg. Oct, Is, 1S5G-4t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
AUDiT5Rs NOTICES.
{o - xpGsa.. MI {<ssCN Fs<

rHE. undersigned. Auditor. appointed by The
Orphans Court q Cambria county, to make
disr;iutori of the funds. in the hands Of William
N,Cgoskey administrator If the estate OF Peter
s. M'Closkey decd, amongst the creditors of said
deceased will attend to the duties Of s'ia apoint
r,ent at his office in Ebensliurs ucstav ts..s
sixth lav OF November next at ore o'c.cck J. ht.
JOHN s. RHEY, Auditor.
October 8, 1856. st.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
ELECTION OF PLANK ROAD 90
OFFICERS.

AN election vii be held by the Stockholders OF
Jefferson and Ebehsburg Plank Road Company at
the office of VIM Palmer in jefferson, on Monday
the Sd day Of November next at one O'Clock T.
NJ. for the purpose Of choosing officers for the en-
suing year, WN. PALMER, sffcs !.
October ISIS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
OHIOl
IOWA I i!
MAINE /! II
VERMONT { IL
Efanforal votes

Electoral votes 40
We can add with certainty to the Buchan-
an column, New Jersey and Illinois with their
eighteen votes and, we believe. New Haup-
shire, New York and Iowa with their A votes
Then at the South add all the rest. and at
the north as many more as We can get, and
Won have the result
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
NOTICE

is hereby given to the Stockholders Of the Ebens
burg & Susquehanna Plank Rad Company
that an election will be held in the Court House,
in Ebensburg, on Monday. the Sd day Of Novom-
Der next, at O'Clock, z. NJ, for the purpose Of
electiug officers for the ensuing year.
JOHN LLOYD, SeC'y
EleraLurr Oct Is lS5f-td
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

fsaHE commissioner appointed by the Court of
i Common Pleas IN the matter of the subpoena
to the executor and heirs of Daniel Flcnner dc
ceased, to enforce specific performance OF con
tract entered into with Allen Sharp, III hls liie-
time hereby gives notice that he will attend to
the duties of his appointment at the Office OF Kit
tell & Murray, in Ebensbufg on Friday, the 2lst
day Of November next at O'Clock p NJ.
WM. \. MURRAY, Com'r.
Ebcnsburg Oct %, '56--4t
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NOTICE

6 ,o.ot,. Given 70 the StockholdeTs ottEe LoFe.,
- Plank Road Company, that an election Will
he held at Mrs. NJ. a. M'knzics', III L're.'o' o,'
=. o.ss, - tho sd lay Of November next, at z o.
.aoI."G N,, NJ for the nurpose of eecting officers
for the ensuing year L. ph->A>
Oct "a fS56-td
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
.n,,,,ntstratoFS Notice.

E.rTERS of Administration on the estate :, o.
Edward Hntchinaon Esq, late OF the Dor
ouch Of Ebensburg Cambria county de,easeni
@ baying been granted to the sti',serber, by s .ns
pa p.si "f so;J county. Notice is hereby slver
y, III ,,ersens indebted to said estate 10 make I'M
" ',sd,is navmert ana those having claims agalns
the same, will present them duly au'hei''''''s'
for sottlehlcrt. :, ,Nrr,o ,s,,,r
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22

to Mr. Buchanan for not being suffered to die
of hunger and thirst in the midst of plenty
left MY hospitable entertainer with warm
shake of the hand, while the children, seated
on the steps of the porch, cried Justify, 'A'tr-
rah 5isc,- Book the Germans pronounclng
the like the English double o.
That same night got free bed at Spades
on the strength of coming from the same state
as James Buchanan What good thing 1t
is to have friends ~
A Nur FOR Know NoTrINGs AND SOUTHERN
MEN-In January 1912, Millard Fillmore
voted to receive a petition offered by John
Quincy Adams, Ia favor of an amendment to
the naturalization laws so that alien negroes
could become citizens.
His defenders pretend that he voted to re-
ccirc this petition for the reason that ne made
it rule not to vote against the reception OF
any petition but voted 10 receive all. This
explanation would probably answer a good
purpose if it was true +; but it is not. Those
he liked he voted to receive, and those he did
not like he voted against receiving.
About the same time we find him voting
against the reception of petition presented
by Cave johnson, praying the repeal OF the
Bankrupt law He had voted for the Bank
rupt law, and did not wish it repealed; he
therefore voted against the reception of the
petition praying its repeal.
He voted to receive the petition to natural
ize negroes, and we are bound to believe that
he was in favor of the proposition
Once 10 favor of naturalizing negroes-now
opposed to naturalzing white men. Truly his
supporters do well to preach about Mr. Bu-
chanan's Inconsistencies CarksciUe Jcffe,--
s0nian.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
En- the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Cambria County.

EDWARD BurK
VS.. No. % Dec. Term 1856
Wa Il. Hamilton ad-
mlnlstrator OF Wr. 2nd nj. Scife FacIas-
L.
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o,,oher ~ 1885. G,
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
JOHN w. FORNEY, Chairman.

Gideon G Westcott, James Il. Johnston.
Gccrge Pitt. Alfred Gilmore, William Rice,
n. b. Browne, George Williams. Thomas S.
Fernon, Emanuel Street, William o. KliDe,
William V MGrath. Edward w. Power,
Georse Nqere, Themas j, Tiumons, Jesse
Johufon ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11
To House Keepers.

DAlNTS.-Flax seed oil, Spirits of Turpen-
tine, White Lead (Ground in oil and dry)
Red Lead, Venetian Red, Yermillion Red,
Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green, Paris Green,
Brunswick Green, Rose Pink, Tarradisiana,
Burnt TIMBER, Drop Black, Lamp Black, Prus-
sian Blue, Lithorge, together with large stock
of sand paper, Pumice Stone, Rotten Stone,
Varnish. Glue, &C., &C., for sale at
Dprr Sropr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

.ss OFFICE, WYANDoT COUNTY, OHIO
E 50 vembe
of
Lots the the
and penalty the Court andusky
Wyando Ohio Monday january
unless said and
penalty paid before that time JOSEPH MoCUTCHEN,
'' Auditor Wvandot Co, 0.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

EOR THE TOILET. Colognes, Flavor
l. ing extracts, Hair Oiles, Hair Dye, Toilet
Soap, Ia superior article, BARRIERS Soap, Mill
tar Shaving Soap, Shaving Cream, Lip Balm.
Magnolia Tablet. Toilet Powder, Tooth Pow
der, Pink Saucers, &C., for sale at
FERRIS DRUG STORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

MO credit will be given at my Drug and
IN Book store for goods, except to persons
known to be reliable, and prompt, and to them
only for a few days. In my practice the usual
credit viii be given of course.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

4 LII kinds of Family medicines carefully
n prepared at
FERRIS DRUG STORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

4 YER'S Cherry Pectoral, Carter's Spanish
"A Mixture, Hocfands German Bitters.
Prof. Woods Hair restorative, Helembold's
Extract of Sarsaparilla and extract of Ruchu.
Graefenberg Medicines, Mexican Mustang Lin
iment, Thompson's Eye-water, together with
great variety too numerous to mention, for
sale at
Irpp1s' npI-c srnRF I.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

TNERRIS' Book and Drug Store immediately
n opposite the PIERSON HOUSE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

Price ST. per bottle, or six bottles for S.. De-
1ivered to any address, Prepared and sold
by 15u1 HIT. 3HELAIBOLD,
EsaA Practical and Analytical Chemist,
No52 South Tenth st. below Chestnut, CAS-
Il ~ sembly Buildings. ),Ph Philadelphia,
To. be had Of o. FERRIS, Upper Sandusky,
and Of Druggists and dealers throughout the
United States, Canadas and British Provinces
Ne.@4-1y.-~~-- - -eseEa ,51t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

sGTATION ERY.-A general assortment of
y stationery, Cap, Letter, Note, Blank.
Fancy, Blotting, Drawing, Drafting and Per.
foratcd paper, together with steel and copper
pens, envelops, waters. ink. &c. DC. for sale
at F1.sssz FERRIS DRUG STORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11
NEW GROCERY

nHYSICIANS WILL BE SUPPLIED with
i Medicines on very reasonable terms at
.--.,,E - FERRIS DRUG STORE.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-03
SSic perti cbtlicb +!

Befanntlih baben Ii1 rnlere Grgncr
1T ben lebten g8p6en lebr Itrenge BE-
miibt, ben Gbarafter beS Gpl. Srempnt
tei benz 9plfe ansuIhpGrSrn. 9abei
purbe ni6tS unSrriu1t 9cla6en mas
mbeIi1rr 9Sciie crba1t perpcn fpnnte.
Otan nanntc i'm lpgar rtnen Setrii9cr,
Oieb unb Nttrber-ja, 9craoe mas bic
ndmlibm 9re6en einit ben 9rpBen unb
auten SenrS Gla9 nannten. - 9llles
bies bat ober jenc Serldumper ri6t5
aebplfen, inbem 2tQes ip9lci6 S6WarS
auf QSeib piebcrlegt iperpen fpnntr,-
ia audi ntbt cine etn;i9e 2tnfla9e baben
lie auf ictncn Gborafter bcfcitigen fBnz
nen.-Ooriiber linb bieIe 9teger<Serebz
rer in cine iplbe g8utb 9rrat6en, ba6
Iie faum tpuGten mas NUN fpriter dnSu>
fanaen. limb 3u mas benft Sbr, liebc
2cIcr, baB iic iest ibrc 3uFuAt 9enpm>
mcn baben? Gi,-es lit faum 9laubIib,
unb benna1 1T eS epi9e g8abrbeit, it,-lte
baben Iib ip pett binab9cpiirpi9et t,-ja
ie baben Iib 70 Helm unb gemein &C.
mabt, unb baben ielbit ben Gbarafter
Der perept q ten Mutter frs
Gpl. Srempnt ansr9riffrn gSp 1T nun
mod cine anbcre 0tcnIdcnflabe auf bic
fer 0an;cn pciten g8clt, bic Itb iplde
ibGnbli6e 9tiebcrtrS6ttsf Sbul>
ben fpmmen laBen witrbe? Sfut )
Saamt eu9 SIR bic ibr bic 9pbtcn
nibt ruben labcn fEnnt, unb bcrcn 9l1Ac
antalfen miBt rm no mB9Iih baburdy
mas ouf irscnb cine an0erc g9riic un>
mB9lib Su iein i4eint, - eure III jcbrr
oiniibt Yrrbprbene 9artbei oufrebt Srt
srbaGten. S4anbr! Gpi9r
Shanbe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-03
0ine icb6mc sylaaoc.

Cine 9tnSabl pbilabelpbier &auleutc,
Sreunbe Der sSreibeit unb 0egner Der
9tuSbrbnuns Der SclaSerei, baben cine
1ebr fbbne unb 9rpBe sSrempnt unb
Da9tpn Slasge anfertisen laBen, unp
tiefrlbe an bic SGbies bie1er Stabt iiberz
fanbt, nit ber Sittc bie1rlbe, fir lie, an
ben bieiisen 8rrmrnt>Glub gu periArn<
fen.
Die 0amen 6ielten sufUl9e bieier
Sitte cine icbr tarf beiuhte gerlamnt>
lun9, am Iebten Opnneritag, Bel wclder
man ibereinfam, am nablfen Opnners
ltaa ben 4ten September, um B llbr
Na6mittass, tem Glub bic Slag9c Su
iiberrei6en.
Sbnc 3prifel iperben f6 bic Sescz
benbeiten bes Sases ais interebant ber>
ausitellen, tnbem es an 9uten Hebnern
unb gutter Wiuiif ni6t feblen wirb-
unb baber 1T bas sanse Yublifunt BON
Der Stabt unb bcm 2anbe, unb beions
bers ale 0amen bbfiAIf eingelaten
bci Der l1eberrei6un9 Der Slas9e 9e9clt<
pGrtig su iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-03
Iteberaeaanaen.

Der Staats Council Der Imsrifhner, fitr ben
Staut NUrb- -Garpltua, tteIt leste gSrae cine
8sriaumIuns, BEL welGer bslalceen tpurre Gt!
Der tOntm.ubtn 9Sabl fdr Sames Su6anan, ben
Setaptn' 'glusbsbnunss' 'Gaucteat Su Rtmmen.-
Das ldssn unIsre tteFse siusepanosrte Stimm'
sebsr bier,u 2 SIMMER ndbsr unb uatrr Serbinben
i'd bic fiiolidt amsrifaner nit ben Solos. 9Sr
hatsn, fiir unIsrn StsiI ni4ts anbsrs srpartrt.-
atuG bat man ME 8s6nuns auf ben SiiOen fir
Col. 6rsmcnt ssmaht. Sepc6, taS @anSe sei9t
bas ss Die 9fli6t aller suten nBrpi6sn SiirSer
IN fir S}rsmont unb 5reibeit ;u itimmrn inpen'
man I'm SiOsn gan, fel sntIdlcben III, unb aui
itbtn Jau Iudt Die Sslapsret aus,uOebncn. gSUls
len pbr molten mir In bem glorben nift aud
psr,iuist Ietn9 Sserr quite Sarser mub pisS NIT
ela btantpprten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-03
mellajFernlaub auf3ube,pabren.

Gin Bauer tbeilt in sinsr ldubwirtbi6aftl6sn
SeitIdrift fcl9enpe Ofetbrbe fiji cas Quftcwa6s
rem bes gBrlIhforntauts init, ipslhe er felt Sab'
rem brfcfatr unp ale bic teite empiisbft. SobalD
bas g8elI6frrn I'M SpGtjatr binldnsli6 tif ii
tint rrtbGlit Oustcc) gu prrccn 1cllte pirb Irfcrt
0eIGebrn, unp ierer S6af jun srcb srnus unT
prn einrm Wanne nit lciftrr anllrenging Ncltpft
irtrtcn ,u f5rnen. Gie S60ds 1clItcn nienalS
LANCER oIs enrn Gag in Srlee srtalfrn rerssn,
ocnn Iinb lie einmal naB acpcrpm, 70 fno eit
gunrr( nitt msbr Ir gut nod 70 lrift 3u bdnb'
batrn. Sc1fcr pits cs, menn bds 5ntttr al uns
ter Dad unb Sad, in S6cp's crer S6ruern sez
bnodt wrrtrn tEnnte, UNI es pDlig pcr 9tcSen
prcr Sdnce uno Gis i'm 9Bnirr gu fd,iBrn, ii'rem
rs Surdb bic gtiffr I6irlmclts whb uno tas Vieb
Is taun ndt friBt. Sinb rie Stenacl irtr lang
mt tic S6rdS ifmrr, ir laiIe i'd lic unarfdbr
Incl Sul untcr ter grbrc atbaucn uno bic Stum'
pen aut;iebcn rrrr ridt am @runoe abtaurn.-
Dies crIpart ti: 9Irtrt rec SrimbrIrns rer ifrrs
ren Gnren, wcldr ras Vieb rr6 ntdt frGt, uno
oes mteoer gnGclrns, iie ffnncn chen 70 gut i'm
1eto liresn tleitrn m6 bort fauIrn ppcr prrbrannt
wercen Gimptbg 5eu III am beien gum binren
fer S6ad5; in Grman9stunS prHen ma6t man
Sduper BON Strr6
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-03
Sbre ciu;iae SSpfultn9.

Die eirsi9e Sopffntng ipclbe ltnfere
9esner, BEN SSreunben Der Nusbrei>
tun9 Der Srlaperei unb ben Srinprn Der
Grsibeit, nod iibrig it, rm ibrrn 10
Gents SBberaliiten Slt crpdblenJ beitebt
barin bab iie fu6en eincn Streit Spiz
I6en ben 5Srcmpnt< unb Stllmprc>
Sreunben bcrDrr;urufen pper wenn baS
ni6t be3peGt werSen fam, bic Stllmprr
6reunbe su betpe9en bpb ia fir Sill
mrre at ltimmen. - gStr baben unier
3utrauen in ben a6tb. Otillarb Sill
more bm'bous nt6t SerlrrrrL unb mir
ppl(ten i'm aerabc 70 lisb Snm Srell>
benten Der Gereini9ten Staaten ertpdblt
leben, ais trarnb Elm mberer 0iann
bic1cr Union; aber Dap CT 5u jeti8er
Belt ni6t crpdblt Herben fantt 1T ~
flar tpie bic Belle Come ami Wtttta9c-
unb wrm bie5 mod ntcbt tiGr it, fann
cs T6 Ihpn Iebr letht barauS entjtTs
fern, pcil bic 2pfp 6pfp Sar< rno
Sclasen SOelben gang imermibet fir
i'm rledI6enireu-pel6e8 bph wtc ein
Srtcr prib fiber ni9t gcIbebrn pitrbG
penn iir audi MIR bic grrin9itc 2lbnunS
bdtten Dap er erpdblt tpcrbcn fbnnte.-
gtein, ibre 9lbltbt sebt nur pabtn bic
Observation-Disclosures SIT ser
tbeilen; inbem iie wpbl piBen baB cine
Stmme fiir Siamcre aud cine Stimme fir But
danan III. Die 5rase welde Dor Dem Sclt 1T,
III rinjig uno allrtn bic cb 5remcnt poer Suda'
nan juut ndhitrn Yrriircuten errra9It rperoen
lOa.-gBer alIp in Icinsm 6erSen eessn ben 0
Sent Nana, se9en freirn Sanpel uno 9e9en Die
Nust.eitung Der Sclaprrst lit, gilt ieine Sttmme
fir GUl. Sobn Sbarlss 5rempn ein.--
gBrr aber Slmes 8uGanGu pafiir bslcbuen mid
paG er ben srCsen Senrp Gla9 bat aus benz pre-
iieentens9lmt tetri9en telfen-lnb aud oaitr baB
sr allrS W6glte, einrrlei ME uu9ere6t, 9csen
bic Generate oarriIcn, SaYlcr uno Srctt 9etban
bat-her Itimmt entrsper brett fur Su4anan
uber inbirrft fir ben 10 Sent SGprraliten, pa'
Sufd) bas cr feline Stimme ouf 6iIlmcre we8wtrft.
Daf es aber 1T pisIsm Gauntp 6ilmOre 6reunee
5ber alte gBtlaS bat bic auI rtsIe SSeIe Der par'
tbei Die fvt6t uner 9ano In aiusm SdrSertreg Sers
rdelt bat-tie uns reaiert bis pls III cislem Staat
etipa Al Nliaipnen 5bdlsr in SGalet;, lIno, sur
SSabIuns rSutreeen sarnuf idbrIid bel u%S f'lr
etnen I6psrsn Staatstar Dcrsslrrcden rirs = bic
lhrs Elm arilotratil6es eelsnS'GrrB aufgelaren
bat, rrl6es man6sm Burger letHc fousrprrCiente
grlparmer beraubt. sum Siege su psrheIftn piQens
linO, unp nod gcsen pie alsrtstsn SntrreBer be5
9anpes t6men mir rurhaus nidt einIsbcn.-
Ncin, ale quite Burger t6num iie in bielem wiGtt'
gen Sample ibrs Stimmtn teIResfdtis wrgprIen-
lcuSern psroen Strctnist an bem StimmtaIen er'
l4sinsn urp tEre unsetbsiIte Stmme ir ireie Sie.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-03
Die RaGom 5000 Ibaler.

Ctr btmcfratiIGs Correspondent" Su Cation
N sbrlia ssnus, uuo rtldrt, Oas bic Gusfass
bts ,,unubHdnStssn DsmuFrats,,," in Srtrrff Der
$4,000, bic we ssIast tputec, jener 3situns gee
bctsn ppreen Isin IOlsn, ipthR biefsIbr gu @uns
tien BON Col. Fremont ibre Grl4etnun9 MAIDEN
Hiires, cine Is Enwabrbsit irt unb fiist binSu,
Sas, mann tr bent 6 Of c, 6crauseeter pss ,,llh'
,abbSnaissn Demctralsn." @Iautsn l6snfm ipl'
tt. 70 miiett er Glib auf Glib nttmen, bis iic bic
SsSt Sss SturmrS Der ttutGs refcfntrtsn Sir6c
stlanaG katsn ptrben, umo bant fBhntr er ned
niets anbsrs ttun. als feline g6crte tt;wriTeIn.-
g@On wisbu elm BeIpist, pie ss bic bemrfratt'
[&en 6untsr. Gbitrrsn MAIDEN. Dur6 9etittne
aiaen unb 8srIiumbunsm Iuhm iie bic rsputlt'
VaniIhe TAlrhhti su Idpa6ru,. atcr ss rirp ibnen,
tres egu @dbe, bod ni4t 9sItnSsr,