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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-16
Coles voyage OfLife.

The recent issue of line engravings of Thorn
as Coles celebrated series of Ale5orical pic
lures enttled the "Voyage of Lie,' is an era
in art, in cur country The originals are known
throughout the civilized world, and have long
been regarded as the best productions of their
distinguished author. 1t is well known that a
half a million of visitors viewed the originals
while on exhibition in the gallery of the Art
Union at New York. Prof. Motfat, of Prince
ton College in his recent work on Esthetics
says, "rhere is more of poesy in Coles Voyage
of Life than whole gallery of equally well ex-
1ccuted pictures, which are merc landscapes"-
'the whole is fall ofpoesy."
The engravinys by Smillie, are worthy Of the
groat work, and reflect credit upon the liberali-
~ and taste Of Rev. Gorham D. Abbott, under
whose ausp:ce the work was undertaken.
We would call attention to the advertisement
in another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-16

or HolIoloays Ointment ani Pills WONDER
fully eifioacioas in Curing Diseases Of the Skin.
Thomas Musgrove, of Baltimore, Maryland, was
for eighteen months severe sufferer with sores
on his face, hands and various parts of his body,
of scorbutic nature, there were many things
recommended and tried, but to no purpose As
the nalignity of the disease did not in any
way abate, he then commenced using Hollo-
ways Ointment and Pills, and by perseverlng
with them for several weeks, the eruptions have
oil completely healed, and he now enjoys the
best of health.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-16
New Wholesale and Retail
Grocery, Provision amd Feed sfOrcs
CHARLES PATTERSON

SHAKLhfS PATTERSON
"OULD respectfully inform the people Of Har.
w rlsoh county, that he has just opened out In
the corner room, Immediately unfer The Sentinel
Office. the largest assortment Of 6ROCERIES ever
offered in the county. His etock consists OF every
line; which he will sell at river prices, wholesale
and retail carriage by the cars only added
The highest price paid fol- all kinds Of marketa.
bic produce.
He hopes by selling cheap, and paying close IT.
patronage.
Cadiz, Ohio, April, 20, 1856.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-16
R REMoVALi

JAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot and
y Shoe Store to the room formerly occupied by
Henry Kerr three doors so tn oi tho post Office.
and one door north Of Stewards store, where he
keeps one ofthe largest and best stocks of Booth
ceived fres STOCK all Of which will be sold cheap
er than ever. Custom work made to order. silva
me call ii you wish to secure bargains A,
JAMES HOWARD.
Cadis, OEio april 49, 1856
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-16
June lsly.
A Valuable Guide For Business
Men
JUST PUBLISHEUi
WORTH AND WEALTH:

'rrhere is a tide in the affairs OF men,
Which, taken at its Hood, leads on to fortune"
fShak
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-16

Established twenty-five years ago by DR.. KlNK-
ELM, corner Of Third and Union streets, Phila.
delnhin. Pa.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-16

CHILDHOOD. .-ToUTH. H.-NANHooD,-oLD AGE
-Four magnificent line Engravings.
From the Originals, at the Spingler Institute, fol
Young Ladies. Gorhsm ID. Abbott, Principal
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

Verbrcberte 0euer' unb tpalerpibte
Competition fir Odher.
Sbrr aufmsrtIamtsit ptrb ebrsrbietisF auf bic
ptiee Netbope Sur Ssrfertisuns bon Da9perfen
9rlsnft icBt aebrau6t in philadelphia unb gla4s
tarl6aft, unO aussebetnt In 9ebrau@ In ben
Starten bes 8etens, tpc fe unter allen mBSli'
9rn tlmadnrsn tpdtrsnb ber lebten l. Sabrm
ssprdft tpcrben. g8ir empfsblen beIslbe babsr
prrtrauunSSsOa Dem 9utlifuml. ais rine NfctbUbs,
CUR 8erferttgung BON Dahwsrfen, unserprfid)
in ieorr SejieBuns. Sic pereins in iia bic fpertt>
Spllen GrfcrbrrniNe pcn g8otfeilbet Dausrbaf.
tsteit unp Si6ebet sesen Ssuer Icipobl ats &c.
gen gBaier. Gle nimmt Iausl ben Ylab Elm Don
alien anpern Da6ssrten, mo lie sn9sfdbrt tcar1
be, 9itt aq9snsns 8sfrieoi9uns, uno pirb BON
allsn bod smpfCblen bic lore NdslI6tet seprift
batcn. Die Dd6sr brau&sn cine 9lei9ung Don
nl6t meGr ais 3oa I'm 6ue, psl6es cin GROCER
TUrtbril i'm 6da bon Ssuer une gum 3rcdnen &c.
pIbrt. Gle toumen nett billiser I'm 9reis ais
trgeno aneere benubts D1her uno beptrfen cine
bepeutenSe Grparnt6 III ben Soften rsS Bauss
BaIIergrGben m6gen aus benz namlihen Waterial
getilprt wsrpsn, tpie bus Dad, ,u rpeit ssrinss.
rem &rRsn. Sm Saa einrS OrfeftS pbsr SeI6d-
OiSuus pur4 r9enp cine llrlaae, tt tein Dad 70
h'Fb So tNFA'tIfh'
Die 0laterialsn FnS msifrns Nidtableiter Ssr
Sise, paber iR tsin Dad 70 tibl int Sommsr
nod 70 parm I'M g8ntsr. Dejenise bic pisIe
Ddctrr gu ssbrau6en wiinI6en, iOlltsn ben Spar-
rem Einen Gaa BON unsefdtr BOD i'm Gub Sebsa.
Z. ~. 1Darren uno 90.
siathfrI9sr pcn 98arren uno Buruban.
So. 4 Sarqubar Builpn9s, 3tcr Sted. gBoluub
e.. 9cssud6er Der Gr6an9s, philadelphia.
BD- Der llnter;etfnete III an9rRellt ais 2sent
fir Getd uuo Carton Gaunties, unb ale Seltd.
IunSsn ipltsn an ibn eInseIannt wcrben.
Jofcpb GlcweH.
@aentaun, Sanuar 9, 1856. HlS
Say Gplgsnpe !osrrsn baben i6re SduIsr auf
SprbsrsebsnSe grt baden la6en, mo ii4 Sebsr
pun brm 0sia9ten tefreet9en fam, Der bel tbnsa
pOripri6t, namlA:
y. Z. Srsnsr, Union St. ;pIbrn 9ttn uno 10
y. Stcttsr, S8aluuB, Stcu ane 9.
Z. ScbtIu. 7tsu Straft.
&rtb uno G9at, 4tsn uno 5tn. =
Z. ". 98cut, 6lu Stra5s.
Stip uno jtnaug, 9Ru Stra6t.
u. Rlce. Ode Union uub 7ttn StroFc.
o. 9. g8riaht, 4tCn StraBt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
NQentQut 8dnf.

Cs piro cine aI9smsiue @erlammlun9 Der Std:
batter Der alItnoun 8aut 9cbaltcn utrotn, an ten
gGusbauit. om 0itufa9 osu4 4tsn 9lcytmtsr ndAtens,
UNI 10 ubr &ernitto9f.
@Itt6faG s-niro Biz iabrtibt gRatt fit l3
Sirtttcrtu, am uimIeben DIT am N)lcutaa Ntn l7ten
Sa9 glcvimttr nihtIns, fattineiu, un0 guar ipi,
fthEu Den Smucta pcn 10 lbr Scrmlttaas uno 3
ibr Nahmiua5s cts btfa9ttn Sa9tS.-auf Stfbl
fsr Sclrp.
:. gB. GrrYcr, Gdbircr.
SiIcttr -, 1886 nl3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
SSS orren s

8rrbrrberte fSeuer1 umb paIerbitte
Competition fir 0d6er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
9feue Sitter.


Sc. 25, GBrt SomiItcusetrags, 2taentdun,
III jsst nit snsm peucn rrp auS9eSeidnsten Strd
Der IaSnlen, belen unp nsumcpi9llcn
Sitsn, 8appen unb alien strten SF6ts
ia6r6z urb gSinter> Siitcn,
SerIeSe,, unb teirl6rn sertaufen itre Sitter su 70
billissn Yreilsn, ais Fe in ben Seeitapten unierer
llRiOn rertadft perben tSnnen, SIR Stod l
jebt gan; reu, unb bic 2trtifel In iGrsm SADIE fHn.
nsn niat an S6Snbet, Site unb Saiefeit Gter'
trpifcn prrbrn-uno pa fe ben etnjiScn ppalidn'
Stscn 5uts, Sapprn> unp Gur.StOtr In bieIer
Stabt battsn, 70 fam man fdb parauf Srrlaben,
bab iie ulIe 81 pinl6enpe 9lrtifel in itrcm SADIE
6elSnbt9 gum Sertauf taIien. Sore Sdtrn unb
Seappen iinO msifens ppn ibrer et9snen 5atrtta'
tion. uno per pom 6nsn fault, ptrp F4 ME Be-
trpssn fnren.
SS~Se inb banFtar fir tistcr ssnplTcne litc'
rale Sunbl6aft, unp bpffen auf fsrneren 3uipru6
eerfelben uub auf einsn 3ups6s Der @0nnsr.
Glentaun, Gpril 9, nqtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
9feue Gbprz z@elQnGe.

Die Serrrn 9. 6. SrUb uup .. s.
Errrter In alentaun bnbcn Icsten zine ncue
Sammluns Ycn sprtrsfIi6n fsutl6en Gbcrge-
Iansm fir 6rifti6e @smstartn ocbrudt, unb rnS
5sft trltrt nur 124 Gents. 3a baten I'M Saa-
fp9r gum ,,ee6a 9atrtpt."
Bir MAIDEN bic Sorfinssr unb Sraan1sn uub
anbrs 8reunbe bss @eiansss aaf birie neirn Oe>
Idnae aufmrrfIam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
9tllt 9trtrn SuttcrsStpff,

9lar 9trtrn 8uttrrsStpft
bic aud nur Serlanst tpsrren m6sen, gum Ssrs
fauf auf SaRb balttn ipereen. Sbrs Yrsse iinb
70 biIliS ais an tr9rnb enem dntrrn Srt. uuc rs
ptrb Te frsusn rrdt oirlc &unpen anlpre&en su
irten, rpctGr te ale ja ibrrr SSatScn 3ufrieesn'
bct brbienen fSunen.
8ernbt unb Smitb.
October s. 1856. naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
0ns ncme &ebmlaeianabMeb.

Das neus fsuti8e SdulseIanstu&, ssnebmist
bon Der 2utbsrtl6en Spncbe bon pennipIpanien
unb Der ScApsutla 8sfcrnirten Spnpee In ben
Serentstsn Staatfn, unO perlset pcn Yafcr
8rptR In alrntppn, III IUrben in einrr jwritrn
mb SrrI6Bnerten @uFase srI6ienen. OtffeS
Sa6lrin sntbdIt pisIe Der fBfli4en &ernlieberH
aus ben aItsn @sIansbahern unp rine quite @us-
nail Der btilrn rrutI6sn &nrgIisrcr. unp l Bee
timmt fir ben 8amiIisnfrst5, IOpis fir bic Or
mrintr. unb SunntagsI6ule. DER 9rrtS1f t8f
Cts. bas Stid unb 50 bas Dussnb. SIN Suas
fctr gum ,,9eal Yatriot" 1T tieles 0sians.
bd6ldn brim GnSrlnsn unp teim OussnS Ju ta,
ben. llnisre 2s1fr In Der 6rrne fSnnen haiTslbe
per ppit ts3ieben. 9ortc 3 Cts. has Stiif.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
0e106ftS : 9lulDIun1.

Na4rdt wirO Girrmtt 9csetrn bnB bic felt
siniger 3eit fer telonbene SnnesI5s5irma, untsr
brm 9iImrn BON y. Srnrt unb Scbn, in Dem Sc.
trace unp 6utter grI6Sft, AM 1fen Setcbcr
1886, pur4 6eiOuIritias GinwIaiSung aufselGBt
wOrben III. 9lae Oiccni5en paber psl6e nod an
tsIa9te 6una Iaulecn, iino bierrur9 aufscfrrrert,
innrrbalt gEodn an Dem atttn Stancplate,
allpo tie 9G6cr lis babn Srbtcbrn msrprn,
anjurufn mo atsute;abtcn. - llnb Iotde bic
nod rsAtmGbi9c Gprpcrm9sn taben, finO eben'
fails eriuft irl&e pubItsfdtist innsrbalt Der be-
Iastca Belt einSubdnNi9cn.
9Ieter Sernbt.
Hctrr s. Sernbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
9td0ri0t.

pirr btrmit s,sthsn, oaG rsr lnnrSi6uttt ol$ Gre:
utcr, Nts ltBttR Q8iltns uub Setamsnts hes ptrcr'
psucu Scbn Sd9er, ltetbiu pcn 6strEIttr9
SduGibip, estba Gauntr, rruaunt pcroen ii. - auc
citsni9cu babtr Die ucb an btia9ts oirttroSIu(haft
libuIOIu Inb ouf9sfcrosrt iunsrbatb gBabsn anJu:
rufsn uup ab;ubtsubtsn. unc irbs bic nrh rrbtmdb;
&c Srrorun9tn BADEN, fiuo cbenfaUs srfuht iclhe
pcbIbstdttSt inntrbaIb pGr tta9tsn 3tt einiubdnr:
gen al.
Snmurl s. Sitlcr, Gr'pr.
Sttcttr %. 1856 6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
9(00rt0t

wtrt Girrnt 8eertsn, ba6 bic llntsrpiGnttcsn ais
9lpmintihatrrs rer Sinterlabsni6aft peS psritcr'
semen SotUmUn Sisber, lestbin pun Sally
burg GaunI@is, 9e&a GautY srlannt wOrpcn inp
Ollie pirsni8cu OaBer, bic nod an 6sla9te Sintsrs
laBeni6aft Ibutpen, iino srnGitb nufscfcrpsrt in'
nrrGalb gBp6en tr BEN llntcrjciGncten an;urus
fen unc atSutr;abln, limb Iclde bic nod re&tmd.
6ise 6rrpsrunsen baten, Fnp ebrnfaa5 rrlu6t
iOIde pObIbsfdtiot innrrbnIb fer tslaStsn 3sit
sin,utdnriscn an
GbarIr5 SO. s, Sietef
6enrS Sirbrr, 9lbp'rS.
SHlpciter Sie6cr,
Sttpter %. nb6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
2S0aacrmsc scSOllrlu0l.
Cine .RonatIbrift fdr
9tderbau, 9drtnerei Sbltfulter, @eb>
sudt, SauspirtbIhaft, II. (. NJ.


Sudt, Sauspirtbi6aft II. I. ~.
llntcr ctiaem Sitsl batru bic llutsr6ris6susn foes
ben bic Trcbeuunlmcr elmer oGutlhen Gdtrbausaitt'
lbrift beraus9e9ebcu, Die c, irenn ibnsn Die 9rcRe
ocutits BspSlterun9 unitres sanees nur ctnt9rnal;
tn lntertdsun9 9crpabrt in 3utunft rr9tlmaSl9 CT;
ibsinen taBen pcrpcn. Da ieet feline 3stlbrtft &c;
brudt wiro, rusi6e iicb ausibteeib Der Ser6retun9
9tmeiundeisCr SrnntniiTs fir Die rerfhteocnen 8s:
tricte unlerer fItiBi9en Bepclterun9 wiemst -eure
ptlcbt eer 9R a n bic nsuCten GrfGbrun9en, Gnt'
oedun9cu uno grfinoun1cu i'm Gdereau, Sbitbau,
9artenbau uno BET 8icbSuht, uno bic brape lpauS:
frau oas Reusits uno Yclts fir Die 6ausmirtb:
ftbaft iti es i'm actben, Baden, @nmatbtu, SeuRr:
btitsmtttl cher mas cs imnrr pclle teannt pcroen
fann,- 70 bat bic beutIts 8epSlfsruu9 nit5t ben
ndmlicben @crbcil wie bic Snaliltbs, bie in alien
Sbcsu rss eanoss cltbs 5titlhrifttu jur 9c9ruiti:
aen 8trbruue b6lt uno untsriidet. 0enn es III
ntbt Giles Sbccre pas in chcn 3eihriften crlbGint
rnoSrn eas g4ithtiels bariu no Die prattiihen 9r:
fabrun9tn, Die ein Bauer Den aneern mlthetlt. Gs
III alic feline ,Subbancrsi," lonbern Die Sbeerie uno
YrariS ptrsini8t 3ur 1afhauun9 9r6raht.
95ir eeSsnfsn cincn tauetiben 8tbofttur an;u7Cls
Zen uuo hann oas ,8luern: Scurna 10 ous kultattcn,
caG cs Titmuno reutn wirb, rafdr unttriAItsttn ju
haten. Die nStbi9sn
ibbiI0uu9cn
mr GrlSuttrun9 uuo 6eiTtrn 8tritin ti9uh9 iclIen
aud, nidt ftbtcn, uno am GnOt ots SGbr9au9s miro
tiu Sitd uno Snbaltsver;cibniB oti s bciar9s.
ben wcrrsn. Gin Sobraan9 sntbalt 1872 9,rfs rcp'
pdpaltiQc SsitCn uno frlct nur Gin SboIcr in @c'
rausbt;abtung. .8cin Gelo ruiro on9tucmnTn, bic
Die rtSrImi6i9s (oGraus9abe bs9cnnsn bat.
sRan tuoe lSins llntrribrft rsbt tnto Gin, uM cttc
b6IoGr bs9inusn Su tSuusn, an
Ntpbr unb Srrrler.
n66Ft Sbdrs nr 8tputtituntr Sfits,
GUentaun, pa.
0ET aesutcu pttbt llutsribrslbsr lammsIt,
srhdlttn rpes fdnfts Grtmpar frti.
Oft. Is, 1856. na3h
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
Spiepb @eib' ppbIfeiIer
~ u e e. g t OBJ =,
glc. II Bsf.Samiltcn StraBs, GIsntaun.

Der llnttr,cibuets madbt Dem publfum i'm 2Wac=
msinsu atbtun9suea bic 1niei9s. oaB er am ctt0Cn
plae mob immrr cinen SRuIitiStcbr bdt uub fsn
Baarrnlaecr pcn muItalilhrn Snltrumeutsn 6eeeu:
tsno permebrt bat. - Waan fnoet 6ei ibm brtinei9
auf pano:
Gprte SSidups
pen bsr btitsn SRanufattur in Isurcrf, pon herrt:
dem arfem Sen uno parroutirt 5ufrieoenbsitju ju 9es
ben - frpis aud in,pprlirts @iaurs, aus ben betsn
5abriten Oeutfhlanof.
Wt % ions,
aus Der btisn Sa6rt In ben Ser. Staattn, rcn Ssrs
ibisbsncn GrSgsn uno YrCiftn.
Diolinen BON alien Sualitdten unb preilen.
Dioiineello8 poraigliher SualitIt.
Dioteus, crer Contra sSabarisen.
afForoesns, srrI6erener 0r5Ben.
Gerner :-5Gten unb 9fstien, SIclinsSaiten
better aualitat, Sossn, uno iiterbaupt ale
trimmings CUR Sipline scb6renO.
We0insne SlaS Snitrumente
wsrSsn auf bic tdricits anytiss unO gu ben Il r.
ttQi9l Yrsiltn prn ibm 9slisfsrt, iucrauf litb
bleenoe eotr btitsbsnos WuFttaupsu bslrnoers auf:
merriam 9criatbt pcroen.
Rc9sn=gpujlf, uno Nufan9s: Sdtbsr fdr alIe muf;
taIifbe Snitruments, rbenfalIs inmer auf pano.
pa btr tlutsrwihucts ilh ausfibtisFtih ciIfan Sc
fbaft wious pcriprtht CT rtclIs uuo prcmpte 8ecte
nun9, uuo inpem CT fir bsrcits 9tnctne lInttrttsun9
Dant a6tatttt, bOt CT purb Die Site liner S8aaren
unN biui9s Yreiie auf ftrnsrtn SuiFrab ess puRIi'
tums.
IGs Hno frsunSfbaftib sin9staocu unpruftn uni
fine Snrumsnte tccnoers icine bSrrIicbsn Slapisrc
fit fh fttlt ~ prdfsn uup ~ ubeurtbsiltn.
Spiepb @cib.
april l6, rajW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
Sptc9cl, 0emdlbe, 8upferitibe unb
Nicture<SrimeS.
7. 8. e at | {,


2I2 GbeSuut Giraffe, @bilasrfpBin,
bat ouf Sauo unr Cfftrirt an 6iui9cu YrriBtu gum
@crsauf elm 9rc6ss uro bsrrlihrs aGCrrmsnt pcu
Sptc9sI, pen neucm uno irbr fb6nsm Stl uno
prBd9Itbsr Grt (Gr III autb ruilIi9 SreGr6 fdr irs
stuo RGumen Ju fiuen).
StinG @aHGrte pcn @tnlilotu gum 8SrtauE IN
greg uuo sntbiIt 1rbrt ron bsr srltsn Site urb
Nuut pcn cen tGitiu Qmerifauiibsn uno Srtmeen
SRtiittrn. CT bat otcfdts msit islbt tmpcrtrt.
Scins GeUtttcn pen 8upfiriiihcn III tbr pcns
itinoi9 uno fbSn, uuo fhlicst oGs Die ueucn putl.
tattcnen pen Gp9lanp, Sronfrrtb uno Deurbtauo
in id.
5tins picture, 9trtrait, M1tniaturc, Do9ucrrcr.
ppe uno 9brtr9ropb & r6me Iino ptr9cIost uno
psr;srt, uuo bIisBsu alIs SrSfs in tbrs anSabl. -
CT nimmt Srpsrs an fir SrtSad fir RantcIs uno
gftitsr, rpsths CT icrsfit9 pcrpadt uno nab alien
Sbtittn Der Gtrsini9ttn Staatcn ptrltnoct-@r Ia:
Oct 8aufIsuts unb ancsrt elm eiuen hsrrlihcn Stcd
Sitter ju uutErludcn. &er9cet ts ntdt, Ger Srt III
2I2 GbCsnut Strass, Hbcr btr stcn, 9r9rrdter eem
girnro:!pous, Ybilaetlpbia.
2prl 9. 1856. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
9ta6rt6t.

pirb Fisrmit sesetcn ba6 Der ltntersci6nrtt als
9recutpr Der SntsrIabeni6Oft hes peritcrtsnen
Sobn Gel, leBtbin sOn 9PeiIenturS 6arn'
idip, 2r4a Gduntp ernannt pprpen III. - &le
psisni9en babcr wslAe nod an tsiaDte Sintcr'
labrni4ait lduIpia iinc, fnb ticrourA auf8cfcr'
pert innerbalb Np4m bst Dem llntcr;etHneten
an;uruien mo at;uG3attsn. - limb SrlGe bic
nod rs&tmGsiae 6Orrerunaen babcn, iino etrn'
faa0 rriu6t irl6e wObItcititi5t inucrbalb Der tr'
ia9tm 3eit rinjubriuscn an
Slbrntom opdr Gr'rr.
October % 1856 na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
0ic NefhGffc,

prrotn ;utiinftli6 Dor ten llnter,ei6nrtrn ant ats
ten StdncplaBs, IN Der 6trn Stra6e, cine fur;e
Strede IuOli4 BON Sa9enbu8S 0aRBaus furtse.
feet, allpp ie mlner
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
of The N, Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF Inc M i. Itouno'
WENTWORTH, n. H., Aug. %, 1856.
We sometimes nO.csst itements going the rounds
of the papers that New. Hampshire iS doubtful for
Fremont and Freedom; but, Sir, allow me to assure
your Thousands Of readers in other States that the
friends of Freedom" up here, in the very strong
hold of the so.called Democracy, have got their
shoulders to the wheel, and will roll up for them
handsome majority. The friends of Fremont are
everywhere sanguine of SUCCESS. You may see by
their apparent confidence in the justice of their
cause the fitness of their men, and the enthus ism
with which they labor that there is no such word
as fail; Oo the contrary, the Buchaneers, in view
of the coming storm, are hiding themselves behind
the mastery inactivity and sins of omission Of
their leaders and party, and crying out, what
have we done TO deserve the castgatiOn we are
to receive at the hands of the people ?" In fact,
nne.tenths of the people Of New Hampshire are
opposed to the Extension of Slavery under any
circumstances, but they are controlled and imposed
upon by their party leaders with the tale that the
Democratic party are opposed to Slavery; that
Kansas can never become Slave State; also, that
the cry of Freedom and Fremont is all for party
aggandizement and political effect In fact all the
machinery of the Buccaneers is now in active
operation to spread falsehoed and suppress the
truth and New Hampshire comes in for her full
share, but all will not avail J.P.H II.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

fortnight since Is quite well now and va. able 10 ba with
Ms. Cumming nearly the whole ,rnC The c. = did no.
want for att ntion IN The least Nei,her bas sny one
that have heard of IN the neighborbood but II 3,
verifying on the few who remain
None OF hose whom have named think of LEAVING
a. present. and are Low dspOsei to t1ce the pus,. az
the dead march 80 lorg a. there seems REASONABLE
chance Of doing anything for Others. Dr. Volum wa
Of opinion that was safer for those who had nee,
here all through to remain provided they had ner, 20
DO -.
Mr.. Charles Church IL Of the opinion that from 500
10 600 could Oe wel applied, fact that i, nbso-
lutely recessary Mr. C. il lchoc Bo7rd of HAM
Yours, FRANCIS EIBERlFR
Fe,f HrnIic~, Aus. p, 1873
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
SETTLEMENT OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN
QUESTION.
F,om The Esenin0 State Resi'ter.

BY the steamship Hermann, arrived at this port
frcn, Southampton, We have dates to Aug. 10 l5j6.
The Central American question has been definitely
settled So far Honduras Is concerned, the matter
has been arranged between Lord Clarendon and Sr.
Don Victor Houan, PlehipOtentiary of Honduras in
LONDON. The treaties drawn up by these negotlator5
have already been signed, and cOnss.:
lst OF general treaty of amity and commerce.
cd. OF convention for the adjustment of all claims
Of British subjects on the Government of Honduras,
ard for the extinction of any Indian Mosluho tribes
within the territories recogzo od pertaining TO Hon
cpras; and
80. A convention for tho restoration to the sove-
teignty Cf Honduras of the Bay Islands.
The convention for the restoration OF the Bay ISL
ands IL that which from the circumstance of their occu-
patton and colonization by Great Bdtain having been
regarded il the United States as tagraot violation
Of TIE Clayton and Buwer convention, first claims at
tentlpn and will excite much interest The cOnven-
ton restores th islands to tho sovereg nty OF Hon
duras, only ttipulsting on behalf of the people who
have established themselves there unoer the British
occupancy, the perpetual enjoy ment OF certain rights
and prvilt ges The ground upon which the reStora-
tion made i. the importance of preserving neutral
the route of the proposed inter railway through
Hoi durae.
Such are the terms of the arrangement between
Grea. Britain and Honduras AID it will only reqlite
the approval Of the Legislature OF Honduras, which
will De givsA, Of course. II should be observed that
the Government Of France HIS agreed to the article
guaranteeing the Honduras Railway, as an appendix
TO the treaty with Honduras already existing. Ii ls
well understoCd that these guarantees secure an
amount Of public interest in this railway which nsures
its speedy construction.
In retpect TO the remaining ssaes in the Central
Am ricsn cOmpicstiop, il has been agreed between
Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Dalla, that the port of San
Juan de Nicaiseus Greytownj shall return under .he
ovsregtty Of Nicaragua, subject, ho yaver, to the
same spUations With tue Bag Islands. The MO7q lit
sovereignty 70 called, s TO disappear forever, ana the
MosqUO Indians 10 concentrate the uselges within
a certain defined territory within which they saall
have fer q term Of years such possessorv rights a.
are accorded TO the Inolns the American Roser-
yations" Meantime they are to eIjoy small an
ndy from the state Of Nlcarasq4 to be fixed By atoi-
v,,b tIoae ha-gcd with similar duties 10 Honduras.
Spcb the f1Al result of the Central nsrcan i'm
brogic, snd VT cannot dcuo; but that 1t vii prove
exception Of Guatemala.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

Te Ginnrs Of Freedom in Oakland County
Michigan, bed II erand rnsss meeting at BrmoghHm
on tie 9s, instant, which addressed by the Hon
Jacob M Ucwmd, who spoke upon the wrongs o'
Ksp4.s aud the suiferings Of its free settlers ""'
en- Bingham slso addressed the meeting 10 'or'
BILE and very happy speech The highest enthusiasm
for Fremont prevails Michigan, and the slave of,,
ve,s everywhere are desp'ndent. Michigan wal r'''
oD glorious majority for Fremont and Freedom
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

Don Patt Of Cincinnati late Secretary OF Legation q
Paris, is out for Fremont. Mr.. p. was formerly q
Democratic Judge Of the Hamilton Common Pees, eod
in the last Presidential campaign Wa sctive ana one'
eotisl for Pierce He has s,vsys hitherto sctea "@
tho Democratic party. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

The Fremont Club Of Stamford, Conn.,, held large
ard epthuasstc meeting on the e6th inst which wss
ably addressed by Gov. Minor Of Connecticut, and
Lieut.. Gov. Raymond Of this city. delegation OF
about fifty from Car aan, Conn., and another Of about
tluty from Bedford n. Y were present.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

psrUpsrLos SocIEIY.-The Annual Convention
Of this Fraternity will be held at Blown University,
Providence, K. l., on next Thursday and Friday,
Sept. and ;. Orator-Hon Samuel g. Arnold, Of
Rhode Islsnd Poet-F n. Finch esq., Of Utica, N. T.