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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
St1erbeit8< Iilten.
Dir Salamaaotr SihtrbritI &iftu pOn
%biiaoslP Pbia.gegrH bic iprlt
GYan6 uub SO at 70 II,

slERH s tatsn, tG6 tbrG SOfamuuocr
II Sihtrbcts:Giltcn, sntIitb rel:
MS k lis 9titiat boben, CAP fe eas
EAs@AA gl5tzE lino, ncfdr mon fG aufSab,
ka unc oo6 ft Gin 9ouI hdsrer
GS,le atItn eas psr5!ertnpI Cement cas- 6Euer,
NHp:
Wbitaoetp a, 2tprtl II. 1856.
.ScrvIn Evans uuo 9Bat on: = Us 9F'
rabrt mir Die bStb;ts Srtuce, Sud benahribtt9en
an tSnnsn, oaG mir es Der tsbdBtuoIn Sualitit Der
Sibsrbtt5:1ittn. Die itb pot ctui9en SRrnottn ron
Cub tauft. ~ pcroauttn battn, DAP mir etneu 9rc:
i'm Sbtl uutrtr SupSltn, 8dthtr, 9apttrtn, ctt.,
rstttten ipslbe in 5tIabr tanocn Bet etm Stucr an
Dem Rauiisao pagt, an Nor9cn oe5 lltsn aprilS
aerFSrt 81 rtrbcu.
g1suu ruir in 4ttrabt ,iibtn, ba6 bici; Nten in
tem lteu Stcd oes Gjt6iuoes ipartn, pttbeS mir &c
pebuttn, uuo oaG fis ipittrbin in otn oauftn esr
brtunenren Ruintn bnobfIlrn, alIwc Die 6ife c
arcG par bas Oie ms5inlntn pNttcn atfbmcljtn hno,
10 t5nnen mir nitbt umbu Die Grbaltun9 unftrer
DertbpclIsu gBloreu, ais U0trruNtrocs 3tuentB ans
snfsbsn, oaG Cure 8iitsn 9dnSb 5susrfit iIno.
SRit Srsuocn werotn pir btrIt6cu CjsIhaftS:eeus
ten, ais cine ihtre RGIhGeun0 ae9Gn Scutr anems
fhbttn. OcSr5e ~. 5imen5 unS Comp.
pbita0ttpia a, Nprtt H. 1856.
Sureu 9 parS uni Q8 Icn: :-Sb babe
Guh mtiu 5tu9niS ;u Sunittn oer 9rcB'n Sttber:
tser. papitrsn, II. no. 6ei Dem Stuct ON Raultap
Qtaee, gu ctriren n-uno bic Sbatiatbt iu ptrtjnoen,
baB oieit6e NIB in iptt pcn ibncn ptrftrtl9sn Salas
niauStr SihtrbcitS:Riittn tefanoen.
"a oiSIt(bt NON otm 5ttn Stcdtprrt rcn ben Mr.:
titan Gtbiucsn," noe Iis frUber 9sitauoen uno Der
6ise fdr cine lanac 3stt aus3cfe warCn, btro69cfa:
fen iiuo 70 ruar Siotr Der iu9e9n mar als oiCetbG
ss6nst purotn, uao oen Snbatt Gsfbti9ts, bSbt sr;
lfauut.
1rgsn b,nisnio,n bic eirs nepige 91sEbdeuno oe.
fbtn, piros id ibrs 0tsn cbne 8toenten ouem:
pfebku, oa etEIts nun fiber ccIannt9 finb'
y. Y. NletD;n.
Sbttaeclp y / q, 2tpriL II. 1856.
6trrIn evans : uao g8 aticn:- = Sbnt
9ptiftl miro t$ Jbuin tt6 liu ju crfabrtn, bag tb
meiu 8lh. YNitp pen &tribrun9. Gsrtftattn
pcu Slci, uno anrtrt wtrihpeut Dctumentt, am
leettu Srtta9, ais i'd Die sen ibrsr Srma ptrfr9e
GiberbtitS:8itt Sfnctt, in 9utem 3aitanos fanS.
Da i'd wlgtt baS oisitt6t Der ItBr 9rC6sn 5et
aus9eftet par, ptG,bes oaS ,,lrtfan 5t6Gubc" ger:
a6rte, uno oa id rpujte haS iiI pom 3tn Stct ber
uteGaHtn war, 70 tonntc ib, pcr Der @rSfTnuna une
Snlpetticn ess 5nniru nur peri9 6cfTuun9 ba6en,
bab Der Subatt ptl hen i'd eut pcu 10 bcbem 8trtb
bist, ftrnerbin mob ir9rno 99trtb fir MIDI ttIesn
fSnnts. Ol aver bttl. 8tfdrjhmn9cn 9ltdiithrr
W!if NIB anotrs auSmtitu, 70 fdbls id cS as mel:
Bs VHttbt 9t9tn Sic. intttnftib ncn Getraub ibrer
Sitsn Gatn auusmpfbttn, rpcths wirttih ac9sn
sislss firb.erIibe @ttmsnt bsIbiBt gu Itnwtnlhen,
ESmsre 0aefia, 8uhbnocr.
0NT 8t1Yntil auf oono, Qottnt Tulrtr u Dict:
fsits SbIS5tr fir 8antSu, Stcbrs, II. I. NJ.
2fprit 30. 1856. mol 3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
SySS 0rTepa's 8
NcrGreErrte Scnrrz unb poirrbi4te
Competition fir Od6er.

SerprCbcrfe SltGr@ ullp manefPl9lt
Competition fir Od1er.
S6rt Quharfiamtett tptrO cDrrrttettsit ouf biz
cbioc Metbcpe t:tr NSsrfsrti9uns bon DaAwsrtcn
aelentt, lest aetrauLtt N pAitapelpbia unp 9fa4'
barl4aft, unO ausseCr9nt in @sbrau9 in ben
StGpten bcs g8elsns, NJ fe untrr alltn mt8'
den rmlGncn wG6rnp Ger lebten II Sabren
acpraIt pcrbrn. gBir empfsN!rn btrIrlte babe,
Sertrauurosppl rem publitum, ais cine Mrt9coe,
,ur Grrfcrtt1un9 Son Ol6wertelt, unnerpTiItd
1T itorr Se,rBun1. Sie sercint9t III lidl Die pcrtbs
scilm GrfcrUtrniIr Srn g6p9lfrI9cit, OaucrDaf,
ti9tcit unO Si0ugt.t gcBFn 6tucr IcnoD( ais 9e'
gen g8nIrr. Sie nnlmS S4h'!l prn YlNs Gin BON
alen onprrn Dad s2lrten, mo +" t:n9'ta9rt pars
DC, gilt aQscmciae Sifricot9uuS I'M wrp non
2lQcn bod rmpfcblm bic i6re NUBIidtctt 9eF'alt
Gatcn. Die Gi6rr trauAcn cine 9lrgun5 ron
ntdt mr0r ais 3oI i'm Gu6, wcthe5 Gin 9rp6cr
9crtGcit I'M Jaa ppn 5cutr unb gum 1rOfnen 8c'
pdBrt Sie fcmmen wrjt tiQiSer i'm prete nls
rgcnb nnSUc bcnugte DaNrr mO bclpirtcn einr
bepcutsnps GrIparntB III ben &ciirn rrS Saur5.
gBn1Ir8rSben mEBcn aus Dem nimIi@cn Naterial
0cttloct mrrpen, pie pn5 Dad, iu nett 8crn9rs
ren Soften. Sm 5alI rinrs DCfcttS prrr SeIdI.
bi9m8 bur8 irscnp cine llrlaar, 1T frin Dad 70
lciGt 81 rcplrtrcn.
Die Mldtcrialicn iInS mrilcn5 NAtaGtcitcr Der
6ibr oa0rr III fcin Dad 70 ta3l tm Sommcr
nod 70 parm i'm gGnter. 9tejent9e rte ricIr
OG4cr gu 9etrauAcn winIlcn, ipaten ben Spars
ren enen Sal pen m0rfabr 3ra i'm 8u6 9eben.
Z. NJ. IDarrcn uno 50.
Slahpt9cr pcn Q8orrtu uno 8urubam.
Nlc 8orqubar 8uitoin9s, 3Nr Strd, QSolnuE
St.. 9t9sndtIr ocr Grtbau9r, YbitabCIpbia.
nay Der llntGr;ciNnCte 1T an9cIeat ais Q9snt
fir 2C6a unp Carton Gauntics, unr alIe SeitCls
lungrn Iolten an bn sn9cIanet werotn.
Jeirpb GlewrIl.
g(Gmtaun, Sanuar 9, 1856. btiS
B0- 5ptNcnpe 6errrn Daben t6rc Siu1tr auf
pcrbcrscbrnbr 2lrt baden lailen, no fA Seprr
pon Ocm Geia9ten tsfriepi9rn fam, Der bri i4nrn
pprlpridt nGmlt6:
y. Z. Srcrrr, luicu Ct. ;piIb;n 0ttn un6 10
gS. SttHttr, 99ntnug, Stem uno 8.
3. Schlln, 7tcn StraGc.
9ictb uuo G9ot, 4tsn uno 5ttu.
=. 81. 9SclIt, 6ttn Straet.
SSip uno SnauG, 0tRn Stragt.
| Il. 8tcs. Ode linton uno 7ttn Straft.
! R 6. Rri0ht, 4ttn StroBr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
penn(DlDaaia Dtabtwrrkr,

gl9, IS ar9 st., ipII1sn brr 2trn ano 3ten,
(9tStndtir esr Sreoo Sra8')
9NtlaSclpDid.
SkGen, gibStes, Smcfstsn, sapUtacr DRAFT
BON iebsr 9fesforms unp 8teits, iamnt allsr
gtrtrn srmeinrn uno fincY Drabtsartriten.
@awsre setrriute Drdlte fir 6untrn. Sanger ;
3etlen, SanO wo 0raoet S!cten; Yapjermas
6ersDrabt; Gglinrer unb DIneY s8caen, tepedt
auf pie teile Mlnier; Draft mo 6enjcrIbtc.
Yin Ie9r ocrSusti6er Qlrtttct fir iAprrs giri
fer SsbeR-rpie aud aIlr Scttn SiImsrj GrabI
unp Setru,
&aptie, Sarbp S SDuu.
Srptemter 3. 1856. ra3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
.0ngvGa ! &SmrrEn ! !!
gfcvcmGcr II. 1856.

Sir Siel 0Glrb, 8uttrr unb Srtt.
0rlunprs unb fcttc5 Gieb BET wcnip
Sutter.
Sf pctbtFtr 6. g. SJirner, plbcr frtbcr Dr,
~ Oancpstp's Oru9ltcbr prpaltttt, bat ecm
Bunfbe Itiutr picttn Sreunoe cntprctbtn uno III
rpitbcr pen ftrnIn 9Bctin jurud9cfebr UNI tiue jpt
10 punosrbat pirtSnptu uno 6tliibttn 9RioynGu
/ n q / c bputpcr uno ( 6 tn9 n mtnt
nun 3um Husen otltr 28tlt ins Grcgc gu tcrcttCn.-
CT Bat III oicIsm 3pcde Den orcgen Satcn in Der
Sb0feucpSbant in QHsntctpn Gtn9critbtet, pc CT i'm
@rossn uno GltnGn ltinen ,8unoSn abnartcn miro.
Bur StqIemIitbtrt otrirIbtn bat CT Rtsosrlo9cn in
allen NpctbetIn unO Den 9rSgcrtn Strbrs I'M eonec
crrhtet, no bictIbsn arttttl oas Yulotr nit ltincr
ci9enbdnoiacu llntsrlbrtt pirfben uuo has Stnimtn
nit itnem Sic9d unp Bito uuo Ittucm Tamcu tns
Slas tnetbtaItn ih, unrcrfStiht uuo ju ecn 9cthcr
4rtiFtn crbaltcn wtrotu fam pte bier. Dcttcrcn
uno aaecrs Ole firs otttmittd in Src6tn S.uonttd:
Ten 9ebrautbtn, plrotn auh tct Yfinocn btoicnt.-
Stncm @itbpuIuGr bat CT unlt. t.Sm @0untp ju G)rSu
ben Tamcn
LEHIGH CATTLE POWDER
oeae6ra uno empfCbt ss oan defenders wtarn rtincr
ieStm anteru Gatttc 9oiuScr fblcnccu 9rrGcn
8roft o;t ss auf Die Scroauun9spertta9e ousibt,
rcourtb Der arose 8crluit pcu Suttcr,
mtlthrs br Der 0tp6bnticbcn SdtterHn9 nitb pro0u:
Iber oar bic oSftt ausmatbt, 9trettct uno fcmit In
Strfb, Sttt NRdb uuo 8utter oirlpanbclt miro, Die
sintn ausstisibnct fiincn gcIhmad botrn. lItttr
oic a1pincun9 sur ostlun9 utrfbsotncr 8rontbsi:
ten fnbtt man pcue &rtiutsruR9 in ocn Sino6tlt
ptlbc itoer 8rr tt9dI9t fne. Ssin
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT
Fat fb ais und6trtrsffItb crrpitfn bci fimmaibsn
9Rustll: uno GIttntstrautbtttIn, pie Scrrtntunltn
&sr1ouhunecn, Sbpinos, Mbrumat!smus, &ddtu:
uuo Stittnibnicrpn, Srcitttuttn, oas tSIe DING
Rsbt (Sauueer) &cut, Darm9itbt uno 9au; bticn.
oers sur Stirtuu9 Der siErptu uno MustcIn nah
ptr 2Btit eu9cwsnost mic rs b., icecn gctttt tti:
slt8tt 3lttd ia9t. Dtnitni9sn, ptlbru ftnc 9Rsci:
;ineu mob uidbt bstannt iino, wro Elm rn3otr &cr:
Iutb Iaocn mcs fs finr, uSmlltb oc ndelibltcn unt
ptrtbucuitln Sousmilta fir ollie StInre unb pirt
mrins 9RSoi;iutu ;t riucm {o0usmittG MAIDEN in il:
ccr Somitie. YrtlB 25 Cts. has Stdd-5 fir rintr
Sbalr tSt
CO. Sirner, 9tlcntrwr,
unp fstncu I9crtcn.
5onuor %. 1856. rdlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
Gcptt'5
NDt6Dl : Ointment.
@IetNLaa8 eIne .ortrtfiIAe &ur fir Nftrbe.

0Iei9faa5 cine sortrrfTde Sur fir gftrbr.
E@> Sli9er 6. Wrun9. rcn VbSnirpGc,
" SA-,~v> ia9t, eoE or pttt Grfabrun9 i'm .5sttu
Sy&aA I pcn pfcreEn 9sbatt bat, uur fueet, ru6
VI ESF Stcu'S Rr;hSl SincmInt cine Der trlcn
eE=zsSs7 9Itrijtntn IN, bic or ie on9Ctrrfcu bar
9c9su o0e StfbDtrotn wtlbt cine duPtrtitbe GnwCns
oun9 crfcrNcrr.
Samrs Smith, Der 6atttr Der Canal: StSCTc ju
Yricl, penn., Iaat in ctntm 9Sricf on Den 9eetbd=
mtr pen Stcns 8ctbSl eminent, oaF ss Gin unrtr=
ssihlihts lociImittd 1T 9tSen wunos'rrddts Stslsn
an pkrotn, pcruriacbt ourcb oas Rummst corr Ses
lhtrr, 9c9eu @cibpdrt uno anetre 3ufi0t, ptlhsn
bic LanoIsYfroC lc aus9titet far.
Sbi9c OasoiIju piro purb frt9cnes a9cntsn psrs
fault;
Iusntcwn.-S. %. GlrItr, Smith II. Slump,
ard, Gut5 II. Sslfrih.
@ctbts brm.-Simcn Rau, g. :. O0Sncrs.
uuo in Den mtten Stobrs in eetba, 9icrtbamptcn
vno btn onarSnwnotu GauntiSe.
NRai %. 1856 noon
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03

ltntsrSitbnsts tcosnt i oicisr Giett9tnbst ieinen
Srtaupcn nnr einsm 9ctbrkn publttum onju3s9tn
ru9 CT itin Gtihift mob tmmtr an ftnrm often
Stanoplass in SbnIdsuus, 9cro:S8b bsitbaa Saun:
ldp, esba Gauntn, fcrtbttriibt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
DlQtfprn1 9S0Q0en.

Ycn alien SsncnnunSrn, ididG4 fir gtirSclEnts
ucn, II. f. NJ, um Sru, SobIcn, GS unO Saui.
manns gBaarn tterbaupt Su iuiesrn Siuicr
riIttrrn nGts - cine Serc g4aasr 1T scparnt
ri6hg gu Iein, unp wenn pieIrlbs mad einrn Ser
iutb nidt tefrrHisenc 9cfunrrn mtrr, 70 tann bic.
islte pbnc Scittn 3urifSetra&t wcrprn.
D9 Die Manuiathr il am nGten StanSptabt,
ctablirt scr mebr ais 20 Sabrrn, AM Gde Der 8.
unp Otelpn StraEc, philadelphia.
9lbbptt unb Gp.
Nabiplscr Scn Gliicptt anb 9IbEctt
Scpt. 10, 1856 rq3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03

Sci rem 8raube oSs 2trtilon
Gebaubls in philadelphia, am
10. 2tprit, uno in bsm 9rtkn
Scucr in Der g)larttitrafc, ON J..
Nloi 1856, crbictt tis 6tbtt Scr:
ring Ga ft uubelbaot9t: : Die
.5upcICn rrn Gccrec 2G. Simcns
;lnG 8ruoer biE 8d6er, gopit.
70 ct. nnn CiE.ksr unN GgruNr1.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
IlERRINGS SAFE
AGAIN
TNEIE CHAMPION.

Die sjn;9: SSf, (Iuerfiitt csruc 8iite,) mcttr in
itotm Sau lbrtu fimmuitbtn Subot bel rrn
ntuttbtn 0rtgsn 6suGrebrdntsn bGwabrtc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03

Sir Siel 0tilrb, Butter unb 6ett.
0rlunpr5 mb fcttc5 Gieb bet wrnip
Syutter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
StisfcI II. S6us

E1sEHs- "a @<@9 benz unb Sinbrr =
A Stsfel, Manns II.
ssS JSnhten 8TcSons,
patsnts2eber np Salb, Gcnsree Sttsfel unO
@atters, uno cine grr6r SerI6iepenbeit BON ans
bern StpleS.-teOes BON Ieiner eisenen Wanus
faftur unb Sllidr Qrtrtt. .-Debgleta aud
GdeisS, Nibrs unp &iurrr-S6ube.
Sin ausenteincs GIortrment spn I6warScn unb
ccuortrten Sailtns, @aitrrS, f6warje uo flr
bi9c &iO 2ate- ScptS uno Sudefins-alle Or
ten Wcrcrco ShuBsn. - @tc4fatI5 Elm glI.
icrtcment 6rautn,s Ni6rss unp &mprr,5 5Gnry
SAube.
Gums Gums ! Sums
1000 Yaar Wamss, 8citss, 0tibss. unt
SinOrr Gum S6ube, ron alien SOrten
rrIalten unc wpblfeiL Su Ycrtlufm an
80. II Beit 9amttcn StraBe.
toiitc 1tnb Sapprn.
SetNrne MUlr.Stin unb Sru1b Sttc, &cIe
Iutb', Sur, uno g8pa Siits. sin gutrs
2lHcrtrment @le4faQs fdnry &uas
bsnsbiite unb Sappcn, fsin - aI1o
Wannss unb Stnnben YluI9s unp
6ursEafpen, II. (. 10,
GjtsibfaUs Srunts, &ali,cs, GdrpGt: 9a9s, Cat
brns u. f no. bCm Srcgs unc 5ilttn sStrtauf.-
8unben fiuD frtunblthoftlltb ciuetlaotu an;urufr
uno ftine Sitter ju craminrtn, uno ib fdHts uoltrm:
men ti6trjtu9t oog b Ie ,pltoien" fam, bIiccs in
pinlht Der S.uatitdt uno prtiltn. Danttar fir
frdbsrc 6unit6cHuSuu9 bite itb UNI ftrnrrru gu:
lpruh.
GliaS @lcrb.
SicvrmCrr ID 1856. nqtr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
s3writer
SpdtiabrS Gtnfauf.

Der Undergraduate III fcc6sn ocn een Cities, nit
Isnem ;peitcn Ginfauf peu Spdtiabrs=5dtsr jdriid:
9etsbr uuo III nun bsreit sine pslcn Suuoen ju &c:
oicnsn, nit alien osn pcrbiecsncn Stlss uno Grten
oon Sitter in ciusm 9elhdfts:3wei9 = bsim 9rce;
uno StcnsSrtauf- auf-paruuttr iino
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
8 Wbila otlp + a, Nprh Il. Io56

gt,lR 9tltn pa6 pir5'erInHI G!Imsnt CAS- 6Eusr
N1o
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-28
1t is the Last Of Earth.

Men seldom think Of the great event
Of death until the shadow falls across
their own path, hiding forever from
their eyes the traces of the loved ones
whose living smiles We're the sunlight
Of their existence. Death is the great
antagonist Of life, and the cold thought
of the tomb is the skeleton ofall feasts
We do not want to pass through the
dark valley. although its passage may
lead to paradise; and, with Charles
Lamb, we do not want to lie down in
the muddy grave, even with the kings
and princes for our bedfellows. But
the fiat of nature is inexorable. There
is no appeal or relief from the great
law which dooms us to dust. We
flourish and fade as the leaves of the
forest; and the flower that blooms and
withers in day, has not Trailer hold
on life than the mightiest monarch that
ever shook the earth with his footsteps.
Generations of men appear and van.
ish as the grass, and the countless
multitude thai throngs to-day will to-
morrow disappear as the footprints on
the sand shore.
But we shall meet again. The dead
only sleep for the resurrection Of i'm
mortality. In the beautiful drama of
Ion, the instinct Of Immortality so elo-
quen:ly uttered by the death-deyoted
Greek. finds deep response in every
thoughtful soul. When about to yield
up his young existence as a sacrifice
to fate, his beloved Clemanthe asks if
they will not meet again, to which he
replies:
Il have asked that dreadful question
OF the hills that look eternal; of the
flowing streams that flow forever; of
the stars among whose fields of azure
my raised spirit hath walked to glory,
and all were dumb. But while | gaze
upon thy living face, | feel there's
something in the love that mantles
through its beauty that cannot who'll
ly perish. We shall meet again, Gle
manthep {
sour Mother" only sleeps. and she
who rests beside her is not gone forev-
erl
The earth is filed with learned dust.
Greatness and gentIeness sleep togeth-
er. The chorub-faced babe and the
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-28
THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH.

The action of the New York Board
of Alderman rendering the freedom of
the city to the officers and crew of tho
United States steamer Arctic, of tho
ocean surveying expedition, wasa we'll
deserved compliment, for they have
fully demonstrated the feasibility of
connecting the two continents by
telcgraphic wire; and in this circum.
stance the prospective relations of the
largest commercial nations on the
globe, are intimately involved. When
such facilities exist for ready inter.
course as are now contemplated, diplo-
macy may be more safely relied on as
a substitute for the sword, and mer.
camille transactions will not be liable
to those contingencies arising from de.
ley and misapprehension, which now
so often lead to difficulty. The bed Of
the ocean was found to vary but slight
ly from plane, thus effecting a con!
siderable saving in the length Of wire,
compared with what might have been
reasonably expected. The arrange.
ments for laying the wire is not yet
complete, Mr.. Field being at present
in England wish reference to this mat.
ter, but we learn that the telegraphic
connection between this port and St,
Johns, N. F. is very nearly complete.
An unexpected delay arose from mis-
calculation as to the length Of the
wire required for going through Nova
Scotia, occasioned by inaccurate sur.
veys, so that it was necessary to return
to England and procure twenty-five
miles Notwithstanding the whole
length Of atmospheric wire 1875 miles.
This portion is nearly finished, and the
two sub marine cables between St.
Johns and Prince Edwards Island and
across the Gulf Of st, Lawrence-~one
over 25 miles in length and the other
o6-are found to be complete and in
the best working order. The expend-
iture on this important enterprise, up
to the present time, is between 5000,
900 and 100000. The cost of the
ocean survey is betrayed by the US.
Government. We are informed that
the Telegraph Company feel under
great obligations to Secretary Dobbin,
for the valuable cooperation afforded
by him in the prosecution Of this part
Of the work..--N. Y. Journal of Com.
merce.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-28
MEMORY.

Wandering on,the shores of mem'ry,
Gathering up the fragments, cast
BY the surging waves of Feeling,
From the ocean of the past.
Here a shell, and there pebble,
With its edges worn away
By the rolling of the waters
By the dashing of the spray.
Some lie smooth, and many tinted,
High upon the glistening sand;
Others, sharp and freshly scattered,
Wound when taken in the hand.
Here are wrecks of by-gone treasures,
Garnered in our early years;
Gathered now in hidden 'cayerns,
Crusted with the salt of tears.
Every hope and every sorrow
That the heart has ever known;
Vessels launched in youths bright hour,
On this shadowy beach are thrown.
Here are peasure-boats, that glided
Der smooth waters for awhile:
There rich argosies Of feeling,
Freighted with kiss or smile.
Joy that vanished, ,,.e'er twas tasted,
Is but sea-weed wet with spray;
Eagerly we seek to grasp it
Lo! its beauties fade away;
Floating in the distant future
1t was dipped with rainbow dyes;
But upon the sands of mem'ry,
Now in tangled masses lies.
Here are wrecks of early friendships,
Living only in the past;
Vessels which were far too fragile
To Withstand misforlune's blast:
BY them nobler barks are lying
Barks that weathered every gale,
Til! on Death, their life-boats shattered,
They were never known to fail.
Round about are remnants lying,
Ofthe cargoea which they bore,
And on each these words are craven;
"Friend, we've only gone before
Oh it gives both pain and pleasure,
TO reflect that when we die,
Sheltered on The sands of Mem'ry,
We in other hearts will lie!
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-28

THE ORIGIN OF THE TURKISH CRESCENT.
Philip of Macedon approach
ed by night with the troops to scale
the walls Of Byzantium the moon
shone out and discovered his design to
the beseiged, who repulsed him. The
crescent was afterwards adopted as
the favorite badge of the city. When
the Turks took Byzantium, they found
the crescent in every public place, and
believing it to possess some magical
power, adopted it themselves.
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1t was a proverb among the Greeks
that hatterer who lifts you up to the
clouds has the same motive as the ea.
gle when he raires the tortoise in the
air; he wishes to gain something by
your fall.
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At the burning of the John Jay on
Lake George, there were no ladies
drowned who wore hoopsd skirts. as
the skirts filled with air, aud prevent
ed the wearers from sigking until as
sistance was afforded. This is a we'll
authenticated fact.
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| once heard a lady say to an in

| once heard a lady say to an indi~
vidua!,
"Your courtenance to me is like the
rising sun. to' it always gladdcns me
with a cheerful look"
Amerry or "a cheerful countenance
was one Of the things which Jeremy
Taylor said his enemies and persecu-
tors could not take away from him.
There are some persons who spend
their lives as if shut up in a dungeon.
Everything is mad gloomy and for
bidding. They g" mourning and COM
planning from day to day, that they
have so little, and are constantly anx-
ious lest what little they have should
escape out Of their hands. They look
always on the dark side Of the picture
and can never enjoy the good that is
present for the evil that is to come.
Religion makes the heart cheerful, and
when its large and benevolent princi-
pies are exercised, man will be happy
in spite of himself.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-28

OLp MISUNDERSTANDING people like
Newspapers. but few preserve them
yet the most interesting reading i'm.
aginable is file of old newspapers.
1t brings up the very age with all its
hustle and every day affairs, and
marks its genius and its spirit more
than the most labored description Of
the historian. File your papers.
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Coon AND EylL.--The knot Of our
life is II mingled yarn, good and i'll to,
gether; our virtues would be proud, if
our faults whipped them not; and our
crimes would despair, ifthey were not
cherished BY our virtues.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-28

DECREASE IN PoPULATIoN.--The late
census returns, in Ireland, show that
the population has decreased three
millions during the last ten years. The
fact has created much discussion, and
the reason Of it is sought by English
papers in various directions.