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The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

Curious WORK OF CALIGRAPHIC q RI
There is now in New York curious work
Of caligIaphic art, being no less than a
complete transcription Of the Holy Bible
on a surface about the size of an ordinary
mantle pier-glass, the words of the same be-
ing so ingeniously arranged.and grouped as
to form the representation of a beautiful
temple, while at the same time no one word
is omitted, no sentence transposed, and the
several chapters following each other in
proper order. AT first view the spectator
perceives only a well arranged architectural
drawing, delicate and exact, but on close
examination (some portions requiring the
aid of magnifying glass; every part Of
the elevation, each window and doorway,
each apparent line and curve of column,
cornice and entablatme, everything in short
about the picture, except perhaps, slight
shading, is resolved into distinct and regu-
lar handwriting. This wonderful produc-
ton was executed by Polish gentleman
by the name of David Davidson, who fin
ished his task few weeks since, after two
years and seven months of constant labor
he having, moreover, so imperfect know
ledge of our language that the accuracy of
the text must have depended almost entire
ly upon his fidelity as a copyist. A gentle
man and lady of Boston recently paid a Wis
it to to Mr.. DIS room in New York. and
becoming much interested in his perform
ance, obtained the promise Of specimen.
Within few days they received from him
what appeared to be their own names pref
tily written on ornamental pc per; one OF
which names was found to embody the
book Of Ruth while the other contained
the chapters of Jonah. Bost. Trans.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

PICTURE OF UNITED STATES SENATOR'S
The correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial, writing from Washington on the
4th ult., says:
| looked in upon the Senate to-day. Gen.
Cass is ponderous old fellow, with mas
sive head, which he covers with rusty old
brown wig, and keeps opening and shutting
his mouth, and sucking his breath between
his teeth, as if he constantly tasted some
thing disagreeable John NJ Clayton is
more enormous than Gen. Cass, and his
face, though fat, is magnificent. He is the
best looking man in the Senate, and laughs
heartily at intervals of from two to five
minutes. His hair is white as snow, and
his big eyes glisten all the time with intelli-
gence and humor. Seward is about as stall
wart IN appearance as pair Of tongs. He
does not weigh more than hundred pounds.
His hair is short, and looks dead, his eyes
are hidden behind a pair of slender gold
spectacles. His face is thin, pale and wrin-
kled, but its lines are firm, and he appears
be what he is-a man of restless and intri-
guing intellect. Senator Butler, of South
Carolina, is the thickest at the waistband
though not uncomfortably heavy. His face
is bright, and his hair, which he wears long.
and IN singular confusion, is white as newly
washed lambs wool. Hale's appearance
indicates that he has been fed literally on
fat pork and buttermilk Pugh, looks
younger when among the old bald, or white
headed and big-bellied Senators, than ev-
er before saw him. A majority Of the Sen
ators have naked patches on the top Of
their heads, and quite half of them are the
opposite of slender. They chew tobacco
very much as other folks, so far as | could
discover, and Immediately after adjourn
ment, several of them lit cigars, and lean
ing back, appeared to feel comfortable.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

MONEY seems TO have a soporiic influence
Oh the inventive faculties! During the
long years that our patent Office has been
in existence, only five Labor Saving Ma
chimes have been produced by men OF
wealth, and of these five, one is devoted to
"new mode of smoking tobacco" and the
other four to easy chairs.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

SENTIMENTAL.-Mrs. Child once heard a
young girl remark to her mother: "Ishould
like of all things to be married, if l could
be sure my husband would die in fort
night: then | should avoid the disgrace of
being an old maid, and get rid of the re-
straint and trouble of married life"
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

New INvENTIoN.-We were shown the
draft of new Rifle Bon a few days since
at the banking house of Williamson &
Dawley. If any opinion can be formed
from the draft, and the very full explana-
tion accompanying it, this box will prove
of incalculable value in working the dig
gings and securing the fine gold of this vi
cinity. The manner in which the surplus
quicksilver is protected from the action of
the water and the large stones is very inge-
NOUS, while the application of simple nat
ural principle secures the amalgum in an
other receptacle. In the whole apparatus
all complex combinations are avoided, and
the natural principles applied in such a
manner as will meet with the favor of every
practical miner. We shall expect to see
these machines introduced into general use,
and predict for the enterprising patentees,
Messrs. Williamson & Dawley, an immense
sale when their invention shall have been
fully tested. Nevada journal.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

He that is taught to live upon little,
owes more to his fathers wisdom: than ne
that has a great deal left to him does to his
fathers care.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

Rss% AT an examination Of the College
OF Surgeons, candidate was asked by Alb
ernethy-
What would you do if man was blown
up with powder?'
"Wait until he came down." replied he
eeolly."
"True," replied Abernethy, "and sup
pose should kick you for such an lmperti
nent reply, what muscles would L put IL
motion?"
"Tne hexors and extensors of my arm
for would knock you down Immediately
He got diploma.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

NEVER trust a secret with married man
who loves his wife, for he will tell her, she
she wiIl tell her aunt, and then it goes
such is womanl
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

A DocroR advertised that whoever uses
the vegetable Compound Universal anti
Purging, Aromatic Pills once, will not
have cause to use them again. Very
likely.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

DETERNINArIoN.-'The longer l live,' says
Sir I. F. Buxton the more certain I am
that the great difference between men-be-
tween the feeble and the powerful the great
and the insignifcant-is energy, invincible
determination, purpose once fixed in, and
then death or victory. That quality will
do anything that can be done in the world;
and no talents, no circumstances, no oppor-
tunities will make two-legged creature o
man without it,
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

THE friendships of the world are often
confederacies in vice or leagues Of pleasure.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
n5-Georgetovvn Presbyterlan Church

H-Georgetoyvn Presbyterian Church.
-E.Ev. DAVID MCCLURE, Pastor--This Church
qrd congregation meet for Divine Worship in the
Town Hall, every Sabbath morning and eve
ming. Services commencing at 10a O'Clock, A.
H., and u P. NJ. Sabbath School in the after
looh at 2 O'Clock.
E8-The public are cordially invited to attend.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

WTELLS, FARGO & CO., Express Agents,
w Cold Dust Shippers, and Bankers, George
town. [Set advertisement 2-H
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
T. 9. ROyburn,
rus4;ea of Tho Peace

OFFICE on Church ST., head of Maiden Lane,
" one door south of Bollen q Ritter's Gun and
blacksmith establishment. Office open every day
of the week from to o'clock; Sunday excepted.
Georgetown, May 24th, 1866. [32-tf.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

Another letter from home! They say l
seem like one gone to another world. They
have planted rose bush at the head of her
grave, and my sister says it will bloom this
summer. Blessings on the sunbeams that
kiss those frst-born howers The little
blushing violet that springs amid the ruins
of temple once sacred to the gods, but
now desecrated by the ploughshare of the
spoiler, who has sowed salt where the holiest
lamp burned, unextinguished, for a thou
sand years, sends forth as sweet perfume
as though it bloomed in Ewes bower, when
she first walked in innocence through the
garden of Eden. [Sierra Citizen.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
Stamps, Type and Ink,

EOR marking Clothes; Metealf make, (put up
y Is sett in package) For sale Wholesale
Retail by the NOISY CARRIER.
l40-lml n Long Wharf, San Francisco.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

II you would be happy, be virtuous.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
Diary of a Gold Diegt r.
THE LETTER WITH 4 BLACK SEAL.
"Ceme to the bridal chamber, Death"

y IL.
"Ceme to the bridal chamber, Death"
at is eleven months now, since [ had a
letter from home. | wonder if they have
forgotten me. Something tells NE l shall
get one this mail, and I'll try once more" !"
Such were my thoughts, one evening
about knocking-of time, and without wait
ing for supper, started for the Post Office
Although ! had been disappointed so many
times, l felt certain there was something for
me this time.
"Any letter for me- Mr.. So"
eyes, sir, [ think there is.'
And then the postmaster began lingering
over pile OF letters very leisurely. Pres
emily he handed me letter, which was ad-
dressed in my sisters handwriting, and so
overjoyed was | that was determined not
to read it until | reached my cabin. Slip
ping it in my shirt pocket, [ started home
ward with light and buoyant step, and
reaching my cabin, closed the door, lit a
candle, and then took out my letter-that
blessed, long-expected message from home.
Turning it over, to break the envelope,
saw that it had black seal! An instant
more and | read the words, "William, Ann
IaliZd 10 uSduJ tISJ UullCu Itf JSSCGtuoy ~
o, it will kill you, know it will!' x
can talk Of it now calmly, and without
one tear falling on the paper while I write
The rock smitten by the prophets rod did
not send forth its fountains forever from
Horeb, but is now dry as when the people
painted on the desert. l know that
1.-THE old wound, when stricken, is the sorest,-
The old hope is hardest to be lost"
but 1 have drunk the cup of bitterness to
the dregs; the bitter fountain is dried up;
the tree stricken by the lightning has no
green branch left to vail i'll the wind; moth
ing but a charred and blackencd trunk
pointing its long reproachful spire heaven
ward, uttering no complaint, but seeming
to say in the mute eloquence of silence,
"why hast THOU stricken me?"
dare not write here the fearful blasphe-
my uttered that night. Looking through
the single window pane in my cabin ours
ed the stars for twinkling so merrily, as if
the whole earth was full of joy; and then l
stayed the execration, for those stars that
hung away in the limitlcsS space, toward
the east, were trying to light up the old
home which was so dark and desolate; they
too, had their time for setting, and one by
one they dropped down into the ocean with
out one of the remaining consultations
seeming to say good night"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
sSriSaocr gsOrratb !
Stun lit ater iitbcr Cure 3rit I.
OeDr0e S, Neber,

S6nsIprr an gtro. 79, s8ct 9amiIt0n Strabe
Der Stopt @Qentaun,
SNadt ftrrn Trtunotn, SuRcra uno rem putti:
fun ttsrbaupt Gsfannt, baB CT icIbeu rem Ibiaest:
pbla jurdd9tfcbrt it, oIIpc or clnGn btrrrbtn
Gtoce FrtIc6cr 0Htcr,
in Kin Eat, rin'bo9tno, une ibidljb fir ris sohrs:
Ait Cin0dtot hot ptIthe or rutotr on ftintm attir
Gtonppl0et Sc. 10, gB!lt pauicu 5tra6t, ;rpiibtn
Gjtcras's uno ba0tnbub's @aiih3ulir, rchIf.u ;um
@trtauf autiitct oter ouf 9tItsUnn9 in .SNlocr gu
prfirtistu ttrsit in. Inter Ger lufht esS Etberi
). 81 ,, OILS Gcrmauu, trtrsibt &C
9ns S6neibcrBcfb6ft
auf cine br ousoitiutt gRGift. uup Ntictr rtu it:
Scr 8fntunuu9 mcrrtr ron ihm ptrftrtj3t Die mir:
atnostrt iitIrtrccn pcrosn tSuusn. 9Rcun ctn,Slt:
Ouna6;dd ridt nab g2unid vast f. traud,t Der Sun:
Dc rs nibt 81 rcbmtu, uno Gin artGrrs pire on of:
fen StGIs verftttt9r. 81 lttlt atst GUT fdr fitnt
Nrtt;t.
AUDI bat CT immcr circr ortGch uue fStIirn.titn
@crratb eEr ttiftn unN wcbtttlIitIn
Scrtiacr Klcioer
ouf 6oue - auh au1 Hrtu G5tttr, um .0tiibir cor:
ArtSn pcn ctn bEItpsrftr;'9n, ltbGntn uno mrSt9sn
Semrrn, &ra0en. GtcdS, 6antIGutr,
SaI5s me GnI9mtlGCr,
uno ubrGaupt ole artittl Die gu rintr rcutSnoiasn
5bnttbsret Gcbcrcn. Gukt nur an, une igr r2trtEr
rutb ijtber utbt tttrc9cn fnNGn.
TGr tIrtt6 9ucgtns lbErolS Slurtifoft. Iiatlst or
biIrourb kinSn un5sIsutdtEn II. bIrs,ih'n Ganf al.
0rNrge 8. &rtcr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
NQNri0t

IIWlVF EW*t
Gtr btctentSM melAe rp6 l4ultts fIuS IN hrs
WablbU6erR peS llntsr5eanrtGn, In MepsrmaS
crn0r GauniGip, 2c9a 6auntp ftp bttHlt srnGt"
lid aufgcfprrcrt, jpii6tn nun rno rem flten Sue
nj nadltens an Der NiGtls aN;urrifti, ar,s atS.
te,abrn, inrem gIe. pelas sisfcr guHrFpstung
ntdt nahtpmmrn, flnftnen ,u erparteu t6ten.
gtuA nta6t Der llntersebnete betnnaf, pab Ct
Irit benz tfen gtprit feline GsiGafie nur na@ tttss
8areclp Spiem perrthttt, Sup aud tiinftisbts
oaS Grrritipittm MD. attr stnfGhren mire,
Gbparb 8. 1nerr, MGfter.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
QSeN1et (Drdft8)
altf 6 urp y a


Sntcm EA Die I1eaIel GrjGGite trr Inter
jrnnctsn i'm SuIanee lpwptl ols rie init GurO'
pdiihm Slntcrs tsreutcnO prrmcBrt babsn, 70
batcn Ie 3ur idnctisn YcfSreumR npn OIncm
no6 europa cinrn mrlr rtrcften 8ertetr rr6FuCt
uno t5nnen eobcr ciscnb6neigr 8r4id autlteucn
auf fNlserre SanftGuier:
2Itert Srimar, in Gttn.
SluFnlan uno S&mirt, In 2sttjb.
8. s. 9enlr. in SerIin.
UrtGarp np 60ut, in g. anFfurt q. R.
8. Atr. @rntbal, in Goifd.
6. 0. GGitncr, in 9Gcmar.
gaFlgirr SAeine rrrceu aut8slelIt auf
Garyiie, Scnrv mO Co.. Ii Saore.
o. rg3e6ld unp 9lIaBier S&stne itcllcn mir
aus auF Garl CIR. Srper in Berlin.
Gnprr uno Splesrman, in Sambur9.
Sultus OrlmcTrfcr, in Garlfrats.
Scbann RcmjnBcr, in Statt8art.
Strnman no Co., in glntrrrprn.
Gssnmau. Orcprt. In Sairlu. ct. 0alIrr.
GtartcS 8erpinanp Gtcbcr, in Strabburg.
6. 6. sBmp, in 3peibriidsn.
SIR panltlj6s SeIcrBunO aIler auItrd0e tir'
gen mir INNER.
90. s.. 8lumrr, rnb Gp.
8antiers In gllrntauu, ga.
Wai %, rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04

fir Gin 2idtt gu btjobten, ptthtS ibn cSEr fit an
bln beictn 2a9tu ctntaiTIn wirr. Glnmollas G'n'
trttts 3idits tcittn l2I Gsntf. 9Rtt9Gtetr Ger
,SGfUfbaft uuo ibrs 6amitiEn iino fret Fpi truRtT
Cine altsemetnt Ginl0run8
III birrmit frtunefhafti6 9srhtst an oGs D0mrn
uno ptrrtu, at ollie @tWuuotrtr bts SthSnsn ron
9etha uno ben anarSnynotn gauntlss, oiGftr aus:
itElun9 tsimpcbnIn, uuo clfs Gttltci mitinNrin9cn
als noIu bIitra9cn uEsGn cine 9ronottk 0arttlIun9
IN Der 3itros tts 9arttrhaus 81 biOsn sHtr mrUSn
uns bier nitbt dbtr rtu Gtnftu5 Ut;btn icttht NuS'
ittllun9tn ouf bic Gjimdtber olItr Retwrhusnten
ausiben, ctrbretrn-otrldte III ioShfats Fthr Grchl:
rhuGnc. Das Sd,Srt uub has @utt hno prn Grtt
3uiamtn9ti9t uuo fSuutn nitbt pcbI 9ttrtnnt rpsr:
OSn; ptr oaS Giut Ece;. taun bas Gnoere ntht
hafln. YIunitn 9lbSrsn untir oit fiiSHicn 3trnen,
eaniit Der Orr ce Grot ibndit; in osm StrbIIt:
uis ruis titis UNI uuIirs irojih1n N9chnln9tn fb
Erbsbsu, uno in fchtn @race als pnftre ettbe fur
oiifdtSn etndhrt wiro, Ntrare in ttmitibcu 0crha;
uiR iclItu mir ernen Gbulit Fin, fir ptthe StSl3
3itrrtn erithaTtn purotn ais biz 9GCLt ncb rein uno
luna mar 60 tommt rInn. Sins unO Huc, gu
Nitfim @tumtu SubltYum GaTt Glt uro Sung.
G'nifs uno 6titert fB pSrIjnIr. nm Su ftintr
5thSnbtt. ,um @er9nd4en uno SIdd Ter GtfsG:
itaft uue ibrtr uiClIu Trcuuet btiliIraatn.
s. s. Shanh grriiccnt.
8. StdAlsr Serrct1r.
MAI 99 ra2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
GGsnIaun, Nlai IA.
SSlDrdl GrbibtttDll

Scr Icd,a GauntY NferbausBtftlIitaft.
Die 2s6a Gaiintp Idcrbau.@eIstidaIt prp
stnc 9rcGe 5Icral Grbititicn bolten, auf ibrem
6airsrunp, AM MittmoG uro OonnrrIas Den
lGtN unp 19trn Stunt nGafcns, III AGrntaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04

IfrtiNrn, Unp rtclcItc 0UT 3rIrIung on ir9sTe sI'
ngn Srt irntm wrrrrn.
Ile g,rtrten prrtrn inter ttrsr dBeurn guf.
Ettt ysrrtrt. unO man tlnn lid ratcr baroui
rcrtaGcn, rab fe nur ben rer trlrn sirt lcn wrr'
ben.
Gie Fnb tnnftor fir brreits 8cnoGsrc 6uno'
fh,ft. mO Te bcTen i6 eisielts fernertin turG
8tutaFtt IintttiGttit uuO bic Gdts itrsr SIrn.
ten ;ujuiitbErn.
StGIs anb 6umtcyF,
Wil?rt1un. GRat "A. ro3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
MatIen9ert0 9erfauf
9pn iebr fbdgbarem ltc9enbeg> @i>
q

Spn 1fDf 1maspafem lte9ellpeE'sSl@
ieuer5>Srrmb9cn. ".-
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g3liIrngcridt ron Se61 Gdunt9, icu auf bHentT
Ii6er Ssnpu Serfauft wrpen, auf Sreitd 9 s
prn 13trn Stunt, nG6ltens. Tim 10 libr SUrmits
tags, am @aitblule Upn s bn 9 dams, it,,
in NorO 's8beitbaa EamlGip, Grha Gauntg
81 Sin grpiber Strib Sont,
sntbattenb 6 Gifcner1, nit bent 3a8rbSr, 9rs
Ie9cn In porbridgtrm 9aunfhip ne Gaunt9 )
grGn,enp an 2Gnper BON Gfsiie Setter, StePben
Ballet, Ybilip StrouB, uHo anerrcs gAao rsS
oertprbrnen Strplen 8atIiet, cntbaIteno
10 gGcfcr unS 8 9iutDcit
asnaues Iaaa, mrraui Ib cine glsperId9s Srn
unIdGbbarem g 1enerS triincct, trfaant als
Gtrpbfn 9aQittS Winrn. Dire 1T bic bette, aus
9ssrbnpel tie unN mdt fr8etsle GjiensGrJ 0rutc
In Qr61 Gaurtp. unp eDt tsinGr i'm gan;cn
Staat pcnniYlpdnCn na6 - GirIeIbc 1T teycits
alddIid unp srgrbi9 fir bttnabe 80 SaBrcn bee
arbeitet wcrpen, une Spar bis gu Der SIDE bon
iiter rs 5uB, NIT riner auEiat 1cii cinem anb1l'
tsnten unp rrBicbiatn Spratb. 9triorrn wcte
ptelelte per eem Bertauietdge in Au9cniGein ;u
nrbmsn winl4:n, rC!rben tet {7Grrn Sn0. Sanp'
tsQ an,uruftn, mplArr nuf rem Gigcntbum wCbnt
Die anrcrn YuecBTUnJcn auf ecm Gt9rnt9am
IsxsA line:
1::HTA Gin unt Ein Galt Strf Grt:t
.si1 .si.sS SrSms Wptnbou8,
SrSm. 5t1a, SAmep G3ap, une anerre nets
,prRpiOe Nubcn1rbGurc.
3Ir namIiben 5cit une Crt:
rprlsn Birntlit vrrtauit rrccn, Sv:t 2caita, Die
ytt6te unp Qriple9jeu juii&ernU, um GIim Gr3
su gratcn eber berpcrjUtrin3en, Ven fCl9cncsn
Gisentbumcrn, nGnid:
Die cine 9clIs 1T Ddtjrt zen 301rn Tn8 TC=
CENTER. i'm 9lbr 1926, unO 1T jmiIhm Yttrr
1rursQ Son NorD'gSJstbaa IaNnIdip, in tCIdgs
tenn 9taa Gauntp, unO Stcp3cn 81llirt uno Sds
muel Sslfrit fir cnth tlItm Aftr ylnp, fir
ben GapSwsi Gfensr, Sa sraten uno bersOr,us
bringrn. - GS ii rEGS Elm Sbeil peI ylnb tth5
pSrluf Yttsr 5rcrru famaI5 rctn.e.
Die anprrt, cine 9ele, pGtrt BEN i6ssn TG1
i5ttrulr, I'm Slbr 1929. iwiiAm Wtb1u 8Ins
nsr, pen Yoro 2S3ritbll IIuuid,;F, 9ehi Gaun'
10. uno Dem ssrtortsntn StIp5c 8lG;et, In.,
far aues Gtieaerj in uO ouf Gem 2anpe uao Gt.
scnttum, oamaIS im 8tfB pe3 UtIletm NItg
8tRner
Gs 1T rttS tin 3hcit res tintrta6 6rsn &crmT.
acns ec5 oerltcrbCnen Sttp Ell y Il | c /, If.
ltBtbin pen ST'Yenn lItmlbip, Carton Gamty
Die 8spingln5cn 0m @srtlufstagt unp @.Ji
wartun3 rrE
aaron Saiict, m,n,...
Jnbn Saliict, "'"' VIZ
Dur6 bic Court,
9. lS. MttfIcD, G&r5ttet.
Wai Z. 1856, ratS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
S}ixRgc GsSSagcr.

Nit liutwWthntir fno uSuh gtn phitaNetphe
nnN Ni,uNcr5 MT oau 9rGRttn uno mtilt ptr'an9itn
Scf lyGrr Writi3cttbrt, rrr t in ricisf Gt1ft at.
W,a pcrttn it, unp GYa:hen ilSan Syu oiIrr nCorrQ
lttu Nrti8'u gum 2EltesrUtytaui aubjIttr. GsrFlO,
btitiBt UNtt 0urtrcln, aW6
gabie9 &wbzOhtcr.
&l5 Gercoe CelaMt, SAalls Dclatns, Tetigct
.Crna SIct5. cinHeiniite unp frau3Efid'c
GiUnS, NlparraS, alien 2trten Oreb Sctten
f3uli,t uc iAwar3 @rint., frirene rnp Gaib'
mre SAows; SNantllcr unp Isipenc 0antt'
las, Gamtrir, SciiIriee. 1t. {. 10.
SIR IsGmn@.9gm3ii0es
Nt9 G0ilimcrc5, Sud. 2tluE, Gdibmjrrtt. Gweerf
Gcttenare uHp Nile 2lrtcn Slumwc lcne
Otter
unN iG:tfaWst fothl Gdtlr, rii sepShntib in otIcr
Srrtm'n &Dlar," StcQrS 9tbattn msroIn. gu rex
taufta uH
Gjrim rnb Stcnin0cr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
gcatiEcgs Sgc'sScu4
Gin nrueS GtabIibrnent in ber Statt
NllentQttlt II.

Die llnter3ei1nrte
tcuatbrihtissn bierntt
pas oaacmcine puglt'
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feufrrbIruprn
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in rrr Statt @Gentaun
mo ;par on 80. 125
Deft 9amiItcut SsraBi
errid,tet baben - aliwr
lie HrIc's 9utrnt Ser
tcberung an nt!Cn 8Im
osn aetyap6rn ticiel .
be ilnmcr an Den nicorig
ten GitY YrcjGcn rer'
DrIriiuT,n on irdFf,h si,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
SPteBel, 0cmdIpc, GupferltiAc uno
9tcturrs8rdines.
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2I2 Gbcsnut StraGc, 9bilaSclpEtd,
hat auf 6auo UNI cffsrirt an 6Iut9sn Yrttgtn gum
&trtauf, Ciu orcgts uUo bcrrhIs AGcrEmtnt ron
5ptc9cL pcn nIusm uuo ltbr ftbSncm &tH unr
prrjusIttbGr Art. (Gr 1T Gusb piIg SreTs fur If;
GGuo 8dumcn iu fulltn).
Stine SanErte rcn StmSIotn gum STtauf, In
9rcg uno crtbdIt artstt rcu Der Griten Cite uue
Runlt rru rem Gtittn ImtUtanilhtu unb SrtutGr
9RIlttrn. Gt bat oisiiltG msf fttt impcrtrt.
Strs Gcncflicn ron &upfsrititbcu III Itbr rcu
itSuc9 uno ldSn, uuo lhcBt ollie bic nSucu WutEt:
tatruiu zen Gu0tanN, SrGntrric9 une DGutftTaub
IN hdb.
Geins Yitturs, Ytrtroit gTinjourt. 0aaucrrcc
trps uno NhctC9rapb 3 ms tine ctr9cleCt pnt
pGr,iert, uno ithIceEn allS GrGfc in ihrG luJltt.
(sr uimmt Srprrs an fir Sricsd fdr 9PGnitIs unt
pfticr, rrelbc CT fcrafati9 psrrodt uno nod alien
SbGiEn eGr @trelni9tin Gtoattn pTfcurSt.-9r Ia
oct 8auflGute uno Anrrrs Gin f,inSn btutjdcn Strd
Sitter ~ urtrruhsn. Glrscet ts tliht Ger Srt if
2I9 Gbssnut Straes, Gbcr Der s,sn, 9s9rntibtr len
G5irorp bous, Ybilaeapbta.
lrrit 2. 1856. ralS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Sanf~ ~Nd0ri0t.

Die ltntsryihnctsn 9stsn biern,it mfrtae ben sc:
fsben pen psnnMtpanien 91ohriht. ooG fs bsatfd,:
ti9en bsi bem nStbitsn Srrmin Der 6eKe9cbuuo btts
fes Staats aniprub iu MAIDEN fir Die Sntorpori.
run9 elmer 8ant in Der Borough Gatalauqlo, 9ttba
Gaantp, unter Dem 9tamsn, Stpt uno SisI pru
vDie gnnf Spn GataIauqta,"
nit attasmsiuen 8auf. uho Distcutirunos:Vrivite.
eisn--mit siusm Gopitat ron ;pti hunSlrt tauirnt
Sbalcr, nit Graubui6 oafetbe ;u pier bunbsrt tau:
ieue Sbaltr ;u permsbrsn, uuo Speracn oniufan.
gen fobato ein buRpsrt toueno Sboter sinUeobtt np
gBn. Wailler, StI9vb Gpare.
9. g8. SulIer, 9R. 6. Itriaht,
ScnaS 9itrn, Sauo ScmblGr,
@tGiam 8Se, Ghas g. ShneUsr,
Scbn Shomas, Seuttn qatterien,
Dapio SbcmaS, Sbcmas Srebtrid,
&. 9. Wlarttn, Schn 8oper,
Scfepb aaubaCb g. 8. 9dtidr,
eamts .. Sdali, Acbtrt QSniam'cn,
eepi fraft. cSrihud bun, r.
g2cr9au emanuel, 9ebn Biaiamt.
Gatafauaua, Suni Is. 1856. naGNQ