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EsTRAYS.
EDIEAE
GAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE or THE

4 NAWE INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE
- subscriber on or about the first Of 0c- ~xzyzz,
ober last, three yearlings; a red and III SsTA
white steer, white face, sides principally pale EskEs8
red, back and belly white, crop OF left ear LIZ
erhaps frozen o pale hei'er with star in her
forehead and tail about hall white and dark red steer
perhaps fall calf The requested to prove prop
efiy, pay charges and take them away
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Pleasant Prairie, Dee I6 n27 4w
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DISSOLUTION,

TENHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
n fore existing between the undersigned, by the name
OF "a Lewis and Son and Vale in the Single Lsh aud
Lumber business at Muskegon Michigan was dissolved by
mutual consent the first day of December 1856 the
said Vale having that day withdrawn from said Arm and
sold his interest therein to f. D. W Holmes and pro.
vos All of the liabilities Of said firm will be settled by the
said A. Lewis Son, and the successors Of said Vale
A. LEWIS
December 22nd, 1886. 4w2s JOSEPH VALE.
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ffoiiowsy's piiiis---whereverc iyilizaton has so.
straied. these Pills in demand The stomach. ID,
lungs and the nestnes the organs most asssaable By
disease in all climates, and upon these the remedial action
Of this medicine is rapid thorough, and invariable
Sold at the manufactures No. 50 Maiden Lane New York
and No pa Strand London; and BY all druggists at Csc
SO 1-2c, and OIL per pot or box
Notices Of the Press.
From the Boston Times, June 90, is4s.
DR.. VIM r. Hayden is doing an immense business with
his Improved Vegetable Purgative Pills" The sale IL
this city aone for the last months has exceeded frf
thousand bores They not only the cheapest pill in
the United States but the best We understand the
doctor about make through the Eastern States
for the purpose Of establishing agents. and would advise
all dealers in medicines to agency.
T., d. PUTNAM CO, Propretors, Lowell, Mass
y ROBINSON, Wholesale Retail Agent for Kenoshs.
=. =. ScAMNoN Co, General Agents, Chicago
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
szR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

TE3G Gk1EAL 6NIT.JAS9k1 ES1SAAIlD l.
sER JAMES CLAHKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ
Physician Extraordinary the Queen. This invaluable
medicine unfang in the of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident the Female constitution
1t moderates all excess, removes all distractions and
brings on the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should be used three weeks previos to confinement
they ort the constitutions aud lessen the suffering during
abor enabling perform her duties with safe
ty to herself and child.
These Ps2s should MT be taken 9yJemales GurGg he
fJRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to LriRg Miscarriage, but at any ether time they
are agte.
Ia all cases Of and spinal affections pain in the
Back and Limbs heavness fatigue slight exerton, pal
pitaton heart lowness Of spirits. Mysteries, sick
headache all the painful diseases occasoned by
dsordered system, these Pills will effect when ali
other means failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain irsn caome anthony any other mine
raj
Full directions accompany each package. Price, in the
United States and Canada, dollar.
Sole gents for this country
L C. BALDWIN Co,
Rochester, \. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, n. Y, GENIAL AGENTs
y B.-$IGJ and postage stamps enclosed TO any at
horzed Agent, will bottle Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by stnrkweaiher d Co, +. II robinson,
and by Druggists generally throughout the United States
T3u.29l
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Dalley's Genuine Pain Extractor

Dalleys Genuine Pain Extractor
win subdue the pain and inflammation from the
burns scads, in from twenty minutesand that it
will heal the wounds without scar and eGectually fe
sores, piles salt rheum nhammaory rheumatism
and named eyes, wounds bruses old and nveierate
sores scad head, and bunons, eypelas spraius
swellng, feons, chbans bites of insects, sweled and
broken breast nipples erupons and all other infam
maory and Diseases where the parts affected
be reached
Don't increduous about the many diseases named to
be cured by only hingbut reflect, that the few but
positive properties which the Daily Salve alone contains
heretofore fourcan reach alone
the aforementioned diseases, but many not enuera
ted
QueryD0 not regular bred Physicians prescribe Cal
onqel intcardty for scores ofdi66rent diseases!
Each of GENUINE DALEYs PAIS EXTRACTOR has upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature of G. v
CLICKENER & CO., propretors, and HENRY DALEY
manufacturer All others counterfeit Psce 20 cents
per box.
s All orders should be addressed to c. v Cickener
Co, 81 Barclay street, New York.
Sold by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers throughou
l'%C~NSNSO~~~
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STkAYED.

ENROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON THE
n Sth inst, red COW, darker forward 49,,
brown neck and white face, thick horns with sNsETA
the ends sawed off, and is about eight years MN
old Any information Of the said COWS where -A2n.Ea-
abouts will be thankfully reserved person returI.
ing her will be literally rewarded. PETER SIMMER
at the late residence OF Ii wis Rowland
Pleasant Prairie, Dee. 10. n27tf
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New Counterfeits.

1hompson's Bank Note Reporter gives
the following as the latest counterfeits:
los on the State Bank, Hartford, CT,
altered-vig. view of olleges-female
and grain on the right-female and pc
destal on the left.
los on the Rhode Island Exchange
Bank, East Greenwich, r. l., altered
from small notes-vig. two females, ship
and looomotive-train of cars on the
right-girl and machinery on the left.
SIS on the Southwark Bank, Philadel-
phia-vig. two females in figure 81
Justice with scales on the right-Indian
with bow and arrow on the left-imita-
ton Of the genuine.
sos on the Freehold Banking Com
pany, n. j., altered-vig. two females
and two flying cupids on the upper left
corner-male portrait underneath-two
oval dies and male portrait on the right.
IS on the Rollstone Bank, Mass.-vig.
female and grain-female on right lower
corner.
COS on the Central Bank, La.-eig.
three females sitting-goddess ofliberty
on the right-steamship, two mermaids
and 20 on the left.
IS on the Pittsfield Bank, Mass.-vig.
spread eagle, arrows, Z. Pluribus Unum,
&c.-portrait on lower right corner.
IS on the Mercantile Bank, Hartford,
Ct.-vig. train Of cars-female and
scrolls on the right-portrait of Harrison
on the left
IS on the Union Bank, Frenchtown,
n. J.-vig. two circular dies on the
note-5 on shield in each upper corner
portrait Of Pierce on the right-fe-
male head on the left.
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E'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned since the FIRST day
OF December 1856, by the of Lewis Vale" this
day dissolved by mutual consent the said Vale having
Nthdrawn from said firm ard sold his therein TO
Alexander Williams. All OF the abi les of said firm
and also the Liabilities OF the late firm Of Lewis Provost
will be settled by the said Lewis 4 Williams
Kenosha, Dec. o. 1856. 4w2o JOsFpU Vale
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1000 CORDS
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

TENHE BRICK HOUSE SITUATED ON
Il the south half OF block 81 known as the Baird
house the south east quarter of block block -
IS, known the Foster house and barn and on riiI
claim of lots aud 4, block 36al in the NORTH Ward of
the city. Inquire Of A. GIASSuOFF
Kenosha Dec. %, 1856 1Sn2Ss1 at Head U0wlgnd No
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LIST OF LETTERS,

aIJ
Burns G. N. Lnrrabee Cbas
Bacon Miss C. b. Lewis james
BURGESS W E. Lawrence f
BurIlhart Mrs Ann Luvet Thomas
Bentley Mr.. {. Leonard { ID
Brow" Peer Leach Mrs NJ l.
Burns Richard Lansing M
Brown Mrs. Laura Lenling " 5
Bacon Miss Jennie Lewis Ann
Barron Mrs. Dora Lewis Thos d
Butler Catherine NJ
Button Caroline + Marsh Hiram
Bennl@n Moore Addison
Bacon Miss Beatre Mcintyre Jno
Briggs Harvey McNlenr VIM NJ
Boone - Moore II
Beats Be.syA Mckinney Kate
barter L', u VIM M,nef Geo "
bush WIN McCulluch John
Beal' Luther M Siclt ,eI Miss Jane
Oil. M Mn Emily
CiGlN geo "A teD'haid
Callahan j; r. My"rs George
Zoe John 1lcGUugh John2
Cvi I r, Esther McDoneI LIS
Cobb VIM Miller Mrs Eliza
COOK Miss Mary McClaughry Samuh
Coleman mos niaIoney DAVID
CCii"p p[oN ~I1 LINES NJ NJ Nm t:,,oE
Clayto. james Moote Miss hdha L
coloy mrs Luc'hua Mead AIled
Craig Mrs julia Munroe Sylvanus 2
Canny AEce NJ McMullIn
Cuniokey Hugh
CLARK D III Nichols Mrs Rhoda
curtis burun Newton Mrs Mara
Copp 9 u' l, Nelsoh -
Ciark human Norteh Mrs Harriet
Cnalle' Suus " q l. 4"e"u-Na'lh bryan
Chapn .
COOK i1iss Marina . brlen John
Clark George OComner NJ chael
Camp1eHD Osborn Leonard
Chase Sarah ii Osborn John
Oleson Gulick
Dunham Esther
Day Miss hate Horer
Denpster wesley Ilcrce Chaflotte2
Ddsen Peef Palmer w
Dalton John Peck Samuel
| Daley John Palmer I
button Maria Pierce Philo
Dalton Thomas2 Pierce Mary 3
Proud Mary
Eyereti ,,! Mls sI Eliza pendei lis
Edsall Miss Clara Parks Timothy
Evans David L Q
Evans Lewis Quackenbush Miss II A
Emmons Hiran
Ross Mrs Emma
Ferris Geo G Reader Miss Mary
Flynn Michael Rice L
Fry John Richard John
terd Jonathan JtoePS
Karen hos Rounds Elisha
Fisher Frederic Read Fred w
FARRELL Anna NJ Reynolds Mi
Fullerson Daniel
u Stevenson Elisa
George thomas Saline G
Gailey Mlss Mary Stafford
| S SIan' oat',oi u S'hllh MISE III
Gnnn Mrs GO Sn Saw LAS
Giassnu Gee S,anton Mas
Goff Miss T. lane S,anto,, Nil Ila
GRAY Sc smith ArviIIa n
| q bison John T Suervnud I'm NJ
Gr;de 4 ~
E,avOF2 T,r,o,. Ioso,b
| T,bnT.t,nJnaI G.
Haywood Chas Trant VIM
| Hutch ms L Thorn Henrietta
| Halfway Mr. TvI,r Calvin O
| Hey John Turk Mm
| uii q : T.v1or Isaac
t ~ SM - SI.an
| H;nkiny Incinso ToIan Wn
| gaio I,Lp q 'rhnrn Rem;
| uodstrorn r & TtTanv Il Iucas
| uoI,orf l. Tho,nas Richard
| Hoddo, Jomes Tborn Ellen
| urI-;n gs,,,os TrIjnv Mr.
H. Ilicn
| - Win,ofra5 Xouab,, sw
| -. NJ me- ,ib.Ia Ne ~
| I12 Co. Vat H..
IioPNT w
Jackson Henry Warvel Mr.
Jennson Henry VIM Miss Mary
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In this connection, and as possessing
interest, we subjoin the population Of
Central America, which is divided into
five States. as follows:
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THE debt of the city OF San Francisc D
amounts to s2.3s9, 377,99.
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M EBSTER'S QUARTO DICTIONARY
w conts ns three times the ms,ter found in any other
English Dictionary compiled in this country
Ask for Webster's Quarto Unabridged Their. is No al,
ton OF Webster's Unabridged Dictionary bu t,isnona
containing half the matter the illustrative quotations The
etymologes, full definitions. &c. ~
"A Dictionary is the last book which scholar ever wans
have abridged the process being sure 70 cut
MATTER WHICH he MOST VALUES. ChronotyDe
Just Published:
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NICARAGUA AS IT Is.-A map of Mic
aragua shows that that Republic is in
the extent of its territory quite for
middle, amounting in all to something
like $4,000 square miles, is $50 miles in
length, by about $50 in breadth in its
widest part, and this includes both Lakes;
but not any portion of the Mosquito Ter
ritory. The level of lake Nicaragua
above the Pacific Ocean is 1913 feet, and
that of Lake Managua above the Pacific
is l56 feet. The population is estimated
at 900, and is thus divided
Whites, 10000 Indians, $4,000
Negroes, 10000 Mixed, 135, 900
The PRINCIPAL places are thus divided:
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DISSOLUTION.

Being defining and pronouncing Dictionary OF the En-
gish language, with synonyms. Price al 80
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EsTRAX ".

~s.mY Ezy~ CAME INTO THE Enclosure
tDkS EAM OF the subscriber, in the town Somcrs ON
mM"yY or about the LIST Of December, 1856, Red
Heifer, brockled face, with white spot
her side about years old The requested to
prove property pay charges, and take her away.
Somers Dec. D. 1856. n26 4w p. Ii. CASS.
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EST RAW

ESTBAV.
NABiE ON THE PREMISES OF THE
" subscriber the Sth inst brndc stag, six
years old The is requested to prove property pay
charges and take him away. NJ. QUlNLAN.
Bristol, Dec goth, 1856. 4w2s
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EAME ON THE PREMISES OF THE
~ Subscriber about the first Of May last, year old
steer small size color white his belly and
his legs and a small white spot in his face. The
is requested prove property pay charges and take him
away. X. d. BARNS.
Pleasant Prairie. Nov r. 1856 n264w
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WEBsTERs DICTIONARIES.

. WesS'e's Cna6ridgsd 2. Webster's Counting Houss.
, heo@eTs PftmdFy. g. WeJaer's Pocka
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STRAYED

IRON the subscriber, about the lat Of Sept 1856, One
Spotted IIEIFER, white aud black, about lSmonths Old,
horns part Durham blood. Whosoever will give in
formation OF said Hefcr the the subscri
Der, will be literally rewarded.
JOSEPH !. EHLE
Kenosha, Nov. 81, 1856. 2itf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07
Zinc Euriofe 6efd,id,ts.

DaB esute oft ,u SObe sepeiti6t trsrbth, II
ni9tS Nsues, aber 5iIe, no elm fait 5coter burd
YeitIasubiebs rpieber ms 9sben serufen rpirp, nt
isltsn. Cine Stewart 3eituns srSdblt iclssnpsS
Gin lpnbertarrr Srrfalltrus ii6 scfern 3u eittl'
Sails Su, peIslba Gin Nann, 9amens Sbomas
Stanlp, Der Selbfmcrb bsssben wpllte. paburd
ba6 er cine Dpfis gift ssri6ludte unp i9on SSl'
Zig empfinounsslcs mar, pur9 Yeitiacnbiebs ipie'
Der gum 9rben sebraGt purbe. Gr befanp liG fell
mcbrrren Sasen in einem 3uiaupe scn 5runten'
beit unb ais am Scnntas Ncrsen ieine ScGter
CUR SirGe sin9, idste CT su ibr trim gSeSgeben
ct pdrpe ibr feline Scrsen msbr MAIDEN, CT wOIl'
beute feline lsste DUlis nebuen. sic bislt pics
jcpp6 fir leereS @eI6wGb uap sing sur 8r4e.-
Sri ibrer Natbauirfunft faup is jspc6 ibrrn Sa'
ter sGQts rupfnbunselpS I'm Bette unp nebsn i'm
cine tlsine lerre 5lalhr, in Der iib eaupanum te'
funbrn. Der bsrsussrufene arSt rfIdrts, pas
einStse Oiittel. ibn tptrorr ;u eetsn 3u brinsen
iei cine tiidtise Sra6t gut anselsster griti&sn'
tisS. 9pei Mdnner appliIirten lppann pas Wlit'
tel mad bren Jsraftn fir strpd cine Sisrtellune
lang, rpp ltb Merfmdle bon Bieperbsletuns Scis'
ten uno Der Yatisnt aufiab. Go purpe ibm TO-
pann Gin @las 9rSnpp einssssben, wrraul sr IL
S6laf Serfiel. Die geitl4sntur w,ree banr
nc6mals angcprnpst, bis sr wieber 81 octlem BE-
wubtIen fam. Der Mann III nun gang tpisos'
beraeileIlt, ausgrncmmen bic Nahwebsn pon bic.
Ier mscpSbnli4en RM, bic CT nod uiGt Der
l6merSt bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07
t7euverF Einorr fur orn 1oefen.

9lm Disnfas Scrmittas Sins Sr. 6. SraeY
nit elmer nsusn abtbsiluns Spn 36 8incern mad
Dem g4eltrn al, um iie bort unter,utrin9sn. Die
ic 8tnpsr tparsn ibm scn Der unierlusunssss
lraI6ait fur unp ben Five points mission Of
industrie" iibsripisien pOrbsn. - Die Ssrrsn
Brace, Wcep unb YeaIe tr9leitetsn lie bic auf bic
@iienbatn unp sdtsn ben SIstnsn 9uten Ratb
unS bic teitrn 8dnIte nit auf ben Bes. Sir
paren tparm ssfleipet uub man tcnnte fein traus
RIGGS @efibl unter ibnrn Iebsn. Ssle BON bic
fen 8inpsrn parrn sen Der Straee aufssnpmmsn
pcrben, rbpa@loS unp Serltcbcn, bic inmittsn Der
eafer uno armutb, In wslGer Ts lrttrn, umss.
trmmsn iein piirprn, rrenn ie nibt burh iene
6mfreunpli6en anltaltsn srrettet pprpen Uds
rem. Sie warsn ale bonn belen @eifle bsIrelt
unb NIT Der 6cHnuns, f@ einR cine unabbdnsise
Steluns bur4 siSsnsn 8sie ;u errtugen, srflllt
Sutelnb unb Iinarnp fubrrn Te babn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07
Guftur oee Ibcefraud,s.

Sn benz Baltimore Gcueppnoent' tsmerfen
mir, bae RE Yatent.Sifis In @ai6instpn cine
fleine Shrift publi,irt bat. rcrtn itsr ben Qntau
Der Sbeefaube unb bic 9ebanbluns Der 8lStter
iere tpiinIGcnswsrtbe ausfunft seben tpiro. Ser.
iu6e, bic etn 5r. Sunius Smitb In Sdb.G .Garclis
na senadt fat, baben nSmlif srtpieIsn, raB bic,
is YFan,e unIere libli6eu Bintsr ertrasen fam.
unb liG oabsr gum Nntau in ben meiaen Iiplden
Staaten sisnet. Die Stseiaube trdst Saamen
in 5orm fciner gldHe, tpsI6e, ipie gSslidfcrn ses
pFanst, fleine 9aansen treiten. DaS @derbau
Dspartsmsnt Der Yatsnts SfTs bat bieicn Saas
men aus @bina fUnmen laBsn unb IN berst, jsne
S6rift unb Saamrn Sebem unentgelplh Serab.
fcl9en 3u laeen, Der Seriufs NIT psm Gntau Der
5bscfaure MAIDEN ipiil. Nc6 pcr finfjs Sab
rsn mar brr Nnbau bon 8aumpclle in bsn Der.
Staa.rn untsrsuteuo; jsst siebsn mir aljabrlid
weit iibsr buneert Millicnsn Sbaler aus pieiem
einen QrtfelScm auslanbe. Tie g6inslsn neb.
men fir ibren Sbse fs;n G}Ulb, fonbsrn nur Silber
an. @essnwdrtis astrn idbrlia etpa Z OQillics
men Sbaler Silber fir Sbee aus ben Ser. Staas
ten mad China, uno aus Gnglano asben t3 Dill
licnrn babin. 60 IN nift iinwabrideinlih, baG
mir in 3cit Spn ,sbn Sabrsn unlsrsn sisnsn Ssrs
trau6 an Sbse Siebrn, iene Summe @elb iparsn,
unb Sieaeiht pe aus Der Slumpclle, nit Der
Belt einen ausfu9rsIrtifel baraus MAIDEN tSn'
nrtt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07
Elm Brief aus t1iearaaua .

@eIiern Na6mittag ipuroe uns pcn einen
Scrrn ein Srirf aus giirarasua CUR SrnuBuna
pcrselest. Der S2reitcr, lpie aus leinsm Srsft
erfatIid, sebtrt unsmefelbaft Der srbilpctrr
&la1e an, unO ii 9rSenwSrtis in Der armss BOA
gSater. gSir lalIrn naaitebeno wGrtlid ben
Strl peS Sriefss fOlsen, Der auf bic Sorsanst
in Niearasua SsiuS bat :-(SpItsf.
oSirg insS ay, 1. Dec. 1856.-Sst ben
lrBtsn brei6is Sasen iinp bon unlerer armss un.
ssfcbr 400 Mann i'm Sclpitale seltcrten, 100
erlhclen Wcrben, 80 fcrt9elauien unp ibsr 800
lisssn tranf. gSenisr Wepi;insn unp p,sit l6le6tc
@erjtr. gBir babfn au9enblidf6 nur ungefdbr
300 Wann, pelte pirntfGbis iinp. Der 6eint
bat penigItens 5000 unp plrunter sirle quite ers
sr,irte Gurcpdsr, GnSlanper, Deutl6e unp 5ran.
Scien. .-Daraus fanni Ou srlebsn, pelfs Scfs
nunS mir tabsn 3u iesen. gSer bon Der 6rant'
beit n6t fcrtscrafft prp, bat bic tsits ausii6t
pom 5enbe rrf6c1sn gu werpsn. Na6osm mir
@aiIapa gum ,weitcn MaIe ansesriffen battsn
uno nit S::m Serlute pielsr gutter Ssute meerids
teter Saae absebeh mubten, CAB Bllfer Sffebl,
Granada nieoer,utreunen Gnp ale 6rurpsn mad
Sirains Sai California Srdnfts9icgte) 81 leneen.
Das fcnnte nibt auf einmal seldsben. unb teief
Oampfbcpte mubten ,penisltens pierniaI bln' UNI
bsrssben, UNI aQes ;u bclen. g8alfer sins surrf,
unp ba meine Gpmpasnie feline esitsarpe II. sins
i'd, Siellei6t su msinem Slide, aud. Spbalp
bic Suridscblebenen Scloatsn anfinSen. Granada
atSubrsnnsn uno in bic 61uIer Der rei6en Ginses
tcrnrn enSubre6en, fanpsn lie srcbe ScrrGtbe
BON Dem tsilen Brandy, unp natiirlih, all hands
got drunk. Sir srpsi Gage tunnte Sennnsien,
Der epmmanbirsnpe 9eneral, feinsn Ndnn ;ur
grbsit bsfomnsn unb fplslih nidt einmal unlsre
SsrisssSprratbe unp ben Snbalt bss 3susbauiss ;i
ben Soctrn f6affen. NltiirIi6 wurpe Der 5sinp
bon bieier Gage in Senntnib selest, sriff bic
Stabt nit 1000 0lann an, nabm bic gBerite une
l9lpb unsefd6r 200 Mam ein. Cine Siirser'
9dres pcn 80 Wiann, Die liA in sner 5sltuns an
Ger gEerfte befanb, um bic Scpte su bsi6dsen,
wurSe bis auf sinrn Mann rldceen, rpelaer iter
Srsi Neilen tprit tis ;u BEND Dampftccte I6waninl.
gSir baben felt 10 Sasen ni&ts pUn pieisn erutrn
sebSrt unb t6nnsn ni6t ;u ibnen fCmmsn. Die
Webrsdbl IN raGrI6rinlib tubt. 60 batsn mir
sessnwartis nur, Sirssr unb Soloatsu, $50
tampffdbige aeutt. llniers cinSsr Spffnun9 III,
pa6 mir iett selc 8rfruten bsfummcn, psnn nidt
70 linb mir fait alle rettunsslcs ssrlUrsn. Die
DrutIfn rerbsn In Gcla 9ea gut aufsencm'
men," Der S6rriber ScrilsbsnOsr 3eilsn III be-
reits ;tpfimal in Mrarasua Snpunbet pprben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07
6ambrln nit ganers. prsouften:

9ti6ter 6pifman, su gleu 2Jcrf, bat tei bem
lsstcn Sermn pss StsrseridtS pcn NeussJcrt elm
@uta6tsn iter cinsn Sad aussciprchen, wOpurd
entIhiepsn pirb, pab rn arcprp gum Ssrtauf scn
fiinf bunbsrt SGrrsts Sdpeinsfltl6, ab,uIiefe r.
brci Wcndte mad Dem Gcntratt an sinem preis,
;abltar bsi Der atisferrns, prbsi Der S6ufer tein
S6wsineiIsiI9 I'm Ssfs nod unter ifinsr GCns
trrlle batte, unp sS nht bic abfAt Der Yartbeis
CIT mar, bab Der glrtitsl abssIicfert psrpen Oltr,
ipntsm pab blcs Der unteri6icp Swildsn rrm
Narttpreis, wsl6u Swii6sn Der 3eit pss at'
i9lisBens pes Scntratts np Der 3st isinsr auS'
iiisruns belsbsn mG6te, be3ablt werpcn olItr.
BON Der Natur elmer sBrtte lei, mp pabsr BON si.
mem @sri6tsbOfe bsiIen ausfdbrun9 nidt rrStpuns
gen iprrben fam. Dieie Gntideipuns pirp pem
@Gmbeln in 9anbesprpputtsn in 9ea ycrt Gin
gnbe ma6en.-CSplftfr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07
Qllenteun Nfaoemie.

gBtr batten ant 22Fsn uno 23Ren December
fas gsrsndsca ben SorfeaunScn per ShdIrr in
Der bisFsen afapeu,it tei5uwrbnen, uao mir miiis
fen ssls6sn baB mir pamit bS4t erirsut anb 5u'
frieben paren. Der @slans, bic Sprtrd3e, les
BerIebmssn, u. {. 10. rparen pcn Der art, 70 bab
lir ale @ssenipSrtscn lcbsn mubten, unp purh>
aus ii nihts sprsefallen wel&ss aud i'm @rrin9s
ftsn unanssnetm serpsIen parc. .-Ss sepdHrt uns
innise 5reupe ba6 miere Grulfirs 70 sIidlia was
rsn einsn ictasn ssiAjdten, fd9i9en, unb uncr'
mdbstrn 9strer, tpie Serrn q rs8cr9 fit bic
@fabemic auS,upSblen mar bieielte un'
ter beITerr auifht. - llcbsrbaupt fat a0sntaun
SAulrn bic In fciner Statt ron berlelFm @rS6e
In YsnnIylYanien iitertrOifsn perpen.