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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
SPie8el, @rm6Ibc, Supfcrltihe unb
9icturrz8rimeS.
2. 8. e arlf,

2f2 Gbc6uut Stra6c, 9GilaSefpbtn,
bat auF 6onp UNI cifcrtrt az blUisIn prtiBin sum
&9rtaut eth 9rcgtS uuo betrlidts 2Gcremrut pcu
: Sptt9eL prn niutm inO Ttbr Th5usm GtM unc
cHBd9i'her Art (9r III Gub wiHts Srprs fir r:
Jtno 8duiEn gu fuUtn).
Seine Gautrte rrn GjtmaletH gum 3trFauf III
greg lino lntbdtt Irbcit prn cIt CriiSn Site uur
WunIt pcn rem trittn Qmritauti;htn uro Srcmoen
Mtllttrh. Ur bat oeftlbI hciit idblt :mrcrtrt.
Stins GclIctGiru rcu SurfIritithth III Ebr rel:
ltdnoi9 nuo fhGn, uuo ihIcbt ale bic heucu 4ubIls
Satlrn'n Srn Gn9Ienr, Stantrsi5 uno DEutbIauo
IN fCh.
Gsins Yitturs, ptrtrait, gViuiaturt. Daersrrcr:
trPs unc pbctrSropb Srdmss fuc ptr9cest unc
ocrjieTt, uno fchliGBeu ellie 9rSfc in ibre GuJahh
Gr uintmt Sresrs Oh fit Spisaet fdr STSusrts ,tnb
pfsilsr, pelds CT icTgfiIria pctpodt uno uo allen
SbttEu ter &crEiai9ttu Gtaatsn rcrfsnrtt.-9r Ia
HEt 8oucute uuo anccrs cin fIiuen hsrrliehsu GtCd
Sitter 81 unttrfubcr. 8crac6t c5 ni6, Ger Srt in
2I2 GbcSnut SraFc, GGtr ecr stcu, s:scu1bsr Ben,
Girarp pOus, YbiIacdpbia.
Npril .. 1856. rqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
2S. s.. Sluincr S 60,
9 q q @ & 2 9,

9Nob5u ibrru Srsunrcn uup ecm puttitum GGtr:
bauPt acbIun9scpG bGt0uut, bo5 ils cte
8onfz 'rnb gSehfels0 0cI66ftc
gpis TrUbsr ntb tttrtbtr, uno oaG fic ale Tiitni:
5in msibt iit nit lufraarn btsbrSn, prompt uuc
ellIl9 btottUen rptrbcr.
Srt: GnO dustGnefhs ggrart ptrttn u irtu stit
uotb trh dbditn QrurTtu 9Ilisfsrt uno Grtotr i'm
!(uslauo ouf YclInahtsu fStr GSrtbIEl rintolFrt.
tE3" Drifts unb GbtdS auf Goitcu. gEw:gcrt
uno g5;taot;pDia, .frroie ouf ate Gee: uno Snauc:
5tiotr Der @tr. Staatcu, ptrctu prompt tcNtttirt
uno ouSte5abtt an eeu ncrri9itcu Irciitr.
G2it btsber wcrocu bic dbtlhSn 3inltn auf GSlprr
t3obIt bic ouf bClimmtG 3titeu lei urs bsrrnirt
ptrecu.
g8m. s. Slumrr unb 60.
UUtntoun, Nrrjl 2. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
Ginc AbnenmafI,inr. .

Newsg prt, 26. Mdr3. Samfns NaftS
tpurpe cine 5laI6e in bns S6tnhmraer So3n
Sursctt'S 9epprfsn, wrG6e tsi 9Iufna6ht ipfUrt
rrplcbrte unS Sur9ctt teiinnungslcs gu Sprcn
mari. - Scin rs6trr Grm wurpr fait gan; aus,
8crtlIrn unr Iein 9anSer &6rper bepeutenp beItbd|
tigt. Die 3wiIaenpdnee wurrsn nispnseriTcn
unp bic 6eniter henlclrt; Sean Sastif wurte
ais Der mut6maGti6e ShGtcr Serldftet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
lfifenbcin.

Q9ie Sjef Gtcp0aatrn mdileh itrrErn, um una
HnrttScno mtGfcntctn ju Srlorgcn (or Dalton,
Jaertfant in Shciitetc, bcrcdnrt, paB fir tr rprs
tisc Wanufaftur auctn iiNrlA $50 IrnncH n6tbi9
iino, fir 100000 } tie ron 500 glrtritcrn Sers
Rrbritct mirprn. Spcr' nit anpcrn 0GOrtcn
$4,000 3alre - mCfiir oIic minbrltene $4,000
Slrpbantc iibrl6 9citIadtst wcrpcn muiTcn, nr
fir SbcifrN, pOrusseirgt. NIB man etpa 10000
aus9cfalicnc ;9ibue paiir itnrct. .-...
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
Is; c urD n:

Sn frr eCIicn 6cifnrinG cinr5 bcBrrcn Getcns,
IN Der 8Idtbe brcr Sabre, am lrn Warl, an
Der Aasjcbrms, in gidlanO GaunIdIp, Buds
Gauntp WariG, 9p6ter ppn Scinri6 uno Sa.
rab 5rif, in einrm Glitter yon 81 SaBrcn unp II
1a9cr' g.m pdraufFplscnpcn 24ilrn purccn ibre
trNil6s urte1elc Sur Gr9e ttitattst, nobel 3. $.
Sterbpljcr prrpigte.
Gm IrBlm Gpnntrifan in SGS gpEritGau
Gaunifip, Zelda Gountp, bic Gbrsattin bee
8cHben gems, in stncm Glitter sun AZ
Sabren
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
~ a rffb e rid) fe.-
Qreife in 2tllentaun am 0ienlfao.
Sefentlt6e 0enbu.

2lnf Gretta9a Zen 4ten 2tpri,
un IL utr @ittust, fOaeu am 5auis bss prsa
iortensn 8 bnp paul, In Der Gtdrt aueas
taun, fcIserrs 2rtjtst auf tfcutIi&sr SsRba psts
tauft weroen, ndmIids
Cine Sub, cir Sapctt, gfertsssf6trr, 3ims
msrmanHs' SnnbmGtts3rus g8asrn,. .Gntittin,
pffJe, Guiticd.Crt, Gagen. ,ssuIsitsrn, Drsitt.
mai4inc, 0inemd9It, g8stIStcrns sS6aIsr. Spas
ben urp S6tPpen. Gjatsln, Ctne SliRte. Saduhr,
SdIsiftein, unc iSrRsns nod sine ercGs 9sr.
iteesnFrit Qaus0crasGiaaI;sH su weittdaftis Sa
mrIpGt.
Die Sstju9an8en an grrEarfttast uaS auf.
wartUns Don
5,'.?s Spomos 9 PAUL. } cr'ors.
IGp26. nq?a
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
SflapcnIbiF fcfacnom,nen.

SolOn,27. Mar3. Der s6pcnsr ,,D1arte
6. Smitb", rer i'm Yer9an9enen Srmmrr bier
wt9en Scrpatts, Gin StlaYrnifiif ;u Iein, nit
SeI6la9 brlcot, pnnn iretsraIcn wlnpe unN mad
Npntepirrc ie9elte, III 9enUmmcn II. mad 9abca
8ebra&t, priG er perIu6ts, 800 Nrser au Ianprn,
tie sr BON Ifrita tra6te. Gr Bate 500 rprt ec.
Iapen, 180 ater farten auf bfr 8eifP.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02

Sr6ptGYn, %. Mdr;. 6eute trannte Der
StaQ Der SrppttYnsGitY 'Gtisnbatn' Company in
GurmanTt. al. Das @ebdubr entGieIt Elm WaiIr
5eu unR Strpb, unb bic 5Iammcn tatten nit iolr
der SdneaiStst um iI6 ssSriffsn. pa6 man Sop
ben 16 pferbeu Der Comp. nut 3 retten fpunte !;
IS Serbranntsn. 8etm. Qusbrua bet ScuerS
mar tsine rlnsISe gsrion son Der Sspirnunaamann'
1aaft an Srt unb SteGt. gIts man antam rpa'
ren bic 9fsrbs bsrets 70 Serptrrt uuo betiutt pcn
Geuer unp 8aut, paB tie gliemanpen an R4 Der.
aalirben, UNI Iie berausWfiitreu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
-o@~A

BSr SEp cinsm Sranp, psI6r ant Micretu
pom 6trn riClrs McnatS su gleu.Srlcans aus.
trah, wurpe cine 9rc6t Suantitat Saumipollr
BON rrn 6Iammrn 1rrSebrt, Die auf $3.50 900 as.
IdGet pirp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
TrlearapbiChes.

atbang, 81. WGr,. 5pber 96abrn-
rriab. Gin iunsrs 9RiCGen tlasts prr Der
tiefsen Guuntpcrurt scsen o. 9a Grange me8en
Srfiibruns, uter Dem Srriprr6en pcr Gbr. unc
S&man9eruns. Der SsrfiGrer, Gin rnbrrteiras
ttstrr Mann, Der 1Eine 100000 wcrth III, wure
5u $4,000 S6ntsneriab Scrurtbrit init 8ldFtt
auf invertebrates GbI1usnrn.
9as 9itlitum fcnnte nur nit Wlt BON Gau.
tenn 8sifalls5ef6rci iHnerbalb pes @rridtF3immers
at9eBasfn frsrbCh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
Sctmatb cini1cr pHan,ett

Der Sofer tBnmt ron 9fcrO afit1, tsr auo.
gen ans Stbrisn, bic Quite Son Der enGI Sre.
ia, Der Sfllerit aus DrutI&lanb, Ter AirI6taun
BON Der ItipIfen Rlits he's IdparScn Nctrcs, BIZ
3mitt'l aus G0gptrn, rtr 9frfttaum aus Ser.
fen, bic @'urte aus Slncicn. unO peter ltamm
rer &npblau6 2-2lus SrruIalem
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02

Nswort, 30. Md3. $40 Mctcn uuf bic
6armer5 unO Mer4ants Sdnt in 0tibtlctrmn
9cint, q. S., bic aus 81 gtrtrn semoft Tnr,
iinN I'M llmlauf. Oils St0nrtte baten fs 8na.
ben bic ru Yfwp fungrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
E6mpfcrsGrploGen.

GtnctnnotL %. MGrs. Gin Scler tes
Oampfcrs ,,NctrppcIi0" crplUrirte 9ciern bri
9pmrrpp ouf rem SbiC. Oas Boot wurbe nur
IejGt tci6dct0t. Stetrn YcrIOnsn murcen bud
bic GrpIOFcn Srrlrst, Ittent9efisrIsf, 2 ke.
bentIth.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02

BSy- Cine 8ittIdrift itcrraIdte teIsr 5aae
rcn Scnat, weIde 1870 Sup lung mar. Sic mar
ron rtwa feds tauienp prpteitantil2sn 8iirscrn
anterSs6nct 8e9en bic SnrprpOrirunS rsS Srprns
ber 5raneistaner III Gamtria Gauntp. .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02

h6- Der Gbtw. SOtn Saytep, Gin Riteltrt
Der Sir. NctbCpiln Gcnfsrsn,, uub oeiIen irau,
srtrdnfsn scrise g9che in psm Sdmes 5fug, in
tintnl rsr uHtcrn Gauntiss srn 9itgiuith.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02

SSaEre Gbrr ii ME baS @clo es fam tsfIrdt
mrrrcn, unr rs tsporf nur einrs tlctnrn 0Gppfcns
70 srltsint ss i'm SCacm @lan,r; ia, rs Fam
rurfs Gcus 9thcr, unb bIsitt rrh G'rlp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
Col. ,Gorncy 3icbt lid, 3urirf

gBaI9inatun, 81. Mir;. Ntan elaubt
aQaemen, baB Col 5crnes bsut Ypn Der Union
ottritt.-Seme @Crlcbs fir Sr. 8u6anan olS
prdiOenti&aftts Ganrtpatsn Ipa pislen S4ritt
pfranlaiifn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
Int0nte 9d6rt6t.

Sjntsull s Se1epbSrr I'M q n me feint
6rau 2ipia BON Hcr6s sDtsilbal SduRf6is, QS6l
Gauntp, unter rinrr frsrilltsen letrrlGreituus.
eatirt Mdrj "a, 1856, al tbr Gigenttum, teiits
tenb aus lte8rnNem mp psrlgnIi6em ScrnSssn;
gum giuscn ibrcr Grcritrrcn, ali bic llntsrjri4ue>
ten titertro9cn babtn. 10 tuirb birrmit 9ia6ri6t
9c0etm bob a0e lOl4e he NOD an brIastsn 5rsi-
man f&uIt;5 iinO, innrrbalb 80 Eassn atiubcs
jablm tatcn,--unb iOlGe bic nod rrdtmdeist
5Orrrrun8en babrn, Fnp etsnfaaO rriuGt fCl6t
tnncbaIt Der teIastcn 3st wgGIteadti9t rin,us
s6nbiacn an
9aul Ballet; } m,-,
Marj 26, raim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
9td6ri6t.

Die itntrjsi6ntten 9ebrn bierbGT0 NadriGt,
rab iir tct rcrt rddFrn gsrtI. .Ssrnta Der Court
Der sisrtcltahrtern Sisun9 in ,in6 fir astta Co.,
4pplttattcn fir rincu Grldubnibl6rtn, fir ten
Serfauf son ipctnartisen, jpirttuGien, NAL, uup
9cbrouten 2iquSren. an i6rcm Stcbr in 0crbs
sSbritbal aauuiftp, SrrtrTastsp, Ga,,nts n,adbsa.
prreru. -
s. unb q, Urce.
MaTS ~ na5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
9tG6rt6t

Gae btrcni9rn mel6c nod I6utttg fut II ttn
@tabltiitcm res llntrr;c8neten, in 9febtnna.
tn9it GalnIGip, 2t&a Garnty, Tnh ficntit trhh.
lid auf9efprpert, ;niidrn nun lnp rent fen Sus
nj rGhitcns an Der Mdble an;urufrn ihb at5u,
krSalIcn, inpem aae, relGe. pttIer 9tuFrrreriitS
nt6t naGtammrn, llntcaen jIt trrGrten .tattit.
9Iud lna6t ber llntrrSe6nstc tsfannt, toe 1t
irit rcm 1ten Glprit 1rne Gel3dfte n,lr l,a6 ttia
Sar8cle, Spilem serrtftetj ttnp 9td fiiufttgt4!a
paS Grrtitphem nttt msbf sinfabren ipirb.
Gbparc s. Snerr, Mdlltr.
W6r3 10, ...- isa3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
S6arfTcbitBen fcbet Bier

&m Samlas ben stem gpril 1ca Elm erpess
S6ritrni6icbcn fattilntrn ain Ual6auIe sun
S9 Il am 81 . t b, in SoltenSplc, Srirel.
berg Saunidp, Sr6a Gamtp tri lrrld,rr @rlc-
9cnbcit cine Brc6e 3aBl California &Gsrl aus.
8si6cIrl uerprn lolen. &le S4deen finb elm.
ScIaren tcijurrbnen, wsnn fe nod Scr, tatcn
9c9rn bic SrireIGr9er Wnfrmanner int Jelp .u
riiten.
Die SeitcIfcr9ef Sddetn.
Qprl 2. notm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
N q 6 + / 6 t

" V y y
pirb Eiermt eesetcrb Dap bic llntsritrirtrnrn ais
Apmni lratCrn ron Der SinserInfSm|taft bcS rsrs
itcrbrnen SoeOb % et6tngtr lsBtbn BON
S6er'Sauccn GaunI6ip, esGa Gaunts. crnauns
mcrrcn FnO.-9lar ri5cni9cn tater, irtt6e an
bria9te SihterIaiTenI4aft I4utrrit. fnb au|scftrs
bert inncvtaIb 6 gBr9cn ar;lruFcn unb at;ute'
SaGlen. limb Iptde irrlae nod ,s6mG6tss 8urs
csrunsen tabsn mtsrn, ftno rtenfaaO rrfudst lpISs
wUbIteldti9t fir 8rja9iuns einjutdntiesn, at
bic lnterschnrtsr, iprlnbaft in ErIaStsnt 1auas
l4p.
9hontrS Gjetttrgcr } Ms,,,,,.s
~ Scnr9 Sliamt "'" -
NSp 10, ra6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-02
g q M ii 0 t

wirS termit 9sYeEeni rab bic llntuJd4nrten ais
6rerutUrcn pom rer 3lntsrlaBnlGafs tss ptrlcr-..
bsncn 8 bnDau /; leBtbiH ron frr Gtart
Aaentaut, Se6a Gauntp, ernannt mrreen fnS.-
4Qe bicieniasn bdbrr irclfIe nod en- beIaetr pin
rrIa6enl&aft I4uIem, fnO rriuat innerbaIb 6
lRohen tet irsenp eneT Ger Grscutcren, nOtHs
9aft In SicwbsitGaa 6anIdip, Qr6a Qaunty;
ansurufcn unO otiubrsa6lct. tub IOlGr bic nr8
rc6tma6j9c 5ortetunaen b6ber, lnp stsnfalts or.
iNtt lcI&s innerbalt Ser bFia9trn 3rit rpObItsRas
tI9t sinSubSnri8rn an
Sbpnta6 saul } C,,,u.
3opip SirrM - WV
R6r, 26. na6m
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-22
BSy~ The following are the prices of
Flour and Grain at Craig's Morgan
]. P. TANNER.

We call the attention Of our Merchants,
and those in want of Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Bonnets, &C., 10 the advertisement of Mr., J.
P. Tanner, Pittsburgh, Pa, to be found in
this days paper. His stock is very large and
complete, and Of the choicest and most
beautiful styles and qualities, adapted ex-
Pressly TO Spring and Summer Western sales.
His prices, he assures US, shall be quite as
low as those Of Philadelphia or New York !;
and there is no reason 10 suppose otherwise,
as he purchases direct from the Manufaclu.
rers in Massachusetts. He will also take
pleasure in showing this stock, whether you
buy or not. His House being old and we'll
established, would give him, we think, large
experience, and superior advantages to many
Others, in his purchases and selections of the
right kind Of goods for the West. Call up
on him and examine his stock when mex.
You are in the city.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-22
FRIENDSHIPS MEMENTO.

GLOW fondly we cherish the memo
ry of absent friends; and, if the com
panion in whose friendship and affec-
ton We took delight has passed through
the vale that separates us, tenderly we
recall cachrecollection. How earnest
ly we strive to hold on to those memo
ries which present them as still present
with us, and which are like golden
chains let down from heaven, by which
we fain would climb to that state of
perfection and fruition. Who would
torego those joys which have their
birth in sorrow? Who would consign
to oblivion the treasures Of their hearts,
though every memory but recalls the
sundered tie 7? And if there is any
thing which can soothe the wounded
tcelngs-which can pour balm into the
bleeding hoart--it is the possession of
the exact likeness Of the dear departed.
We feel, while gazing at the familiar;
lineaments, that we hold in our hands
an unanswerable proof of Immortality.
If the image, made indellible on the
plate Of glass in q few seconds by the
simple light of the sun, will remain UNI
changed for years--and no doubt for
centuries--we know that the soul breath
ed into this mortal clay by the breath
Of the Almighty, can never die, And,
while we gaze, we can in imagination
see them rising on wings of love, and
soaring towards the Great Source of
Life as the eagle spreads its pinions to-
ward the god Of day"
While the opportunity is present at
our bidding, neglect not to procure the
Ambrotypes Of your friends !; they can
be had at the Daguerrean Car of Mr..
Scott, in front Of tho Courthouse
The Ambrotypois agrcat Improvement
upon Che Daguerrootype, as all may
satisfy themselves who will call and see
Mr. Scott specimens. His likenosscs
are perfect, and his prices moderatos
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-22
REVIVAL.-The Baptist Church

REVIVAL.-The Baptist Church
of this place has enjoyed a revival in
q series of meetings protracted some
ten days, under the pastoral and evan
gelical labors of Eds. Ct. f. G. Conn
and B. Y. Siegfried (the latterof Cam
bridge, o.. On Wednesday last, clcv-
en- converts were baptized in the river
in the presence of a large and solemn
ly attentive concourse of spectators
The meeting closed on Thursday owe
ming, leaving several enquirors claiming
Christian sympathy and instruction.
There will be preaching on Sunday at
II o'clock, at the Baptist church, after
which it is thought the ordinance of
baptism will be again administered.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-22
PUBLIC SALE

DURSUAHTtoa Deed ufrrustci4en bySquire
d CushmHn to EdEarG! Hilsom.to secure the
payment ola sum OF money to Matthew Gay
the subscriber viii, ON
bi0md"yM e'2itA day IF March, 1856,
at the Court Hopso in MorEantowu, Monobgoia
county, Va, sell TO the highes, biddcr,
&iXfy~cigEGi EcS'es cG Hamd,
lying in said county, on the waters Of Crafts
Kun, adjoining lands of Criiield and othorJ,--
Also k3 Acres adjoining the above :.act, cor
Ycyed 10 said eastman by Berjimin bite.
Although said Trust Decd does not au,horize
any credit to be given. yet the subscriber will
require Of tho purchaser but 5000 paid down
and will indulge for the balance 6 and IL months
the purchaser giving bond and security bearing
interest from the day Of s,lo. .e. +"
.-..r ...t EDGAR c. WILSON, Trustee.
February 2, 1856. ,t........ .... ..E.r.r
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-22
DRAMATIC.

At Court House Hall, on the evening
Of Friday, March 20, will Represented
the amusing, interesting and instruct
i've Drama Of SIhe Poor Gentleman
Several comic and sentimental Songs
will DO introduced; and the exercises
will be interspersed with music from
the Morgantown Brass Band, whose
seryiceshaye been engaged for the oc-
casion. Doors open att o'clock. the
performance to commence at half past
six. Admistance 25 cents. 't e
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-22
COURTSHlP AND MARRIAGE ;
Or, the Joys and Sorrows Of American Life.
BY MRS. cARoLINE LEE nENrz,

BY MRS. CAROLINE LEE UENTZ,
Author Of Aunt Patty's Scrap Bag,' LINDA, &c.
Complete in one large duodecmo volume Of over
800 pages, neatly bound in cloth, for ono dol
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Courtship and Marriages: or the Joys and
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tercsting and popular works that has ever ema-
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every character being exceedingly eel drawn.
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TIMES bold and startling, and describes the warn
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Romance and Reality. The Sandns.
ky Register Darratcs the following sto-
ry:
In the buhatic Asylum at Coluthbus
is a pair of insane lovers. Mental anx-
iety ola peculiar character is supposed
to have deronged the Intellect of the
young, man who was sent 10 the Asy-
lum some time ago, cured, it was hoped
permanently, and sent home. While at
home he fell deeply in love with young
girl who returned his devotion, and they
became tenderly attached TO each other.
But unhapily the malady reformed upon
the young man; he was separated from
the object Of his love, aud sent back to
the Asylum. Left to herself, TO muse
upon her bereavement, and the sad des.
tiny of her lover, the mind of The girl
became also affected, almost as 1t might
seem from sympaihy.--and it was not
long before she, too, was immsred with
in the walls which sheltered him. They
are both there now. Occasionally they
seem to have recovered lheir. reas on,
and are permitted TO bold interviews
with ono another. In one of these, the
poor girl begged Der lover to marry her
but he replied with a melancholy real
enough to bring tears to the listeners
"You know that Wo cannot be married
Ellen; we are not fit for such happi.
ness--poor, unfortunate creatures that
we are ~
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Apples, --sales a, 81 so to $500 per bbI
Butter,%-We quote western at i5al7 cts.; com
mon roll l6 to 20; glades, 10 to % prime lSa22
BACON Market less active, prices nominal
quote shoulders at SAC cts; sides, sai0j -
hams, plain, llal2; fancy, 12al5.
BecswaX, SALES at 20 cents per pound
Beans, White 81 ,50al ,75; mixed S / ,O0al so.
Country Soap,--We quote at Gal cts per ID.
Glover Seed ,-SS75, a9 90 per bushel
Cattle,-The Herring on Thursday last was a.
bout 100 head, 600 of WHICH were sold atS3 DO
aS5,60 on the hoof, equafNfo 81 ,OOa9, 90 nett
Corn I'VE fuote yellow at 64a6s cts; white,
54a5S cts.
Dried Fruit,-apples paired, S71Ia$l,00 -
impaired, 50a62 cts. Peaches barred, 50 GOA
$500; uhPsired S GOAL 20 per buBhel.
Deerskins,--Saesa at Is to 90 Cts
Flaxseed Sales at ST. ,S0al ,95per bushoI
Flour, I'VE quote city mills at SIS, 75----;How.
ard street atS6 ,87.-----AdVices from Europe
continue unfayorable, and our market is duiI
and depressed. Both Howard street and CITY
mills arc freely offered at quotations., without
finding buyers. nr
Furs ,--SaIos Of Rabbit at 1a2 cts; led Fox, 5oa
70; Muskrat, CAT; Mink, 62a75; Coon and Grey
Fox, l5a20; Otter, $1a3.
Cinseng,--No demand, quoted at 35a4O cts
Hogs Live $S,25aS,76.
Lard, LII barrels 9a10 cts. in kegs 10al1:
Oats, - Mafylandsoats 32a35 cts; Western Yir-
Rye,-.Matyland sblls at SDa50 cchts.;- w estern
Virginia and Penn'a. GOA 100 cts. per busbel.
snake-root, --Seneca sells at 60a70 cts.
Tallow SALES at lla12 cts. per pound.
Wool,--Unwashed at 1890 cts, woshed asa 30.
Wheat,-- quote Inferior TO good reds 81 40
al ,5Oj good TO prime f50al55; inferior TO good
White, LOCAL go; good to prime, 81 GOAL ,65
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KingWood, Feb. %. 1856.

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IL AIl the above Medicines are for sale by
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Rag The city of Jeddo, in Japan,
one of the most populous of cities, has
been destroyed by an Earthquake !
One hundred thousand houses, includ-
ing 40 magnificent temples, have been
destroyed; and thirty thousand human
beings perished in the awful wreck !!
The earthquake must have been prece-
ded by monitions, enabling the populace
to flee, else the destruction of life had
certainly been greater. vr.aa r.
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