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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

TWO PIANOS FOR $50: ONE FOR Si0O:
A. two for $40 are now for sale at the-R
Music Depot Of
Terms easy, =. : : = - may u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

FOR RENT-Several large, airy and comfortable
Il ROOMS, in n house supplied with bath, gas nd
other modern improvements, and located on Of
The most pleasant streets of the city. Apply at i7e
u 81, between 81 and 10Th. Also, n CARRIAGE
HOUSE and STABLE for rent. Apply as above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

Our AFTER HOURs.-About two O'Clock SUM-
day morning, one Of the watchmen at the central
guard house, in passing through the market house
came upon a box Of oranges which the owner had
neglected to take away. The fruit Is at the station
house, where II will remain until identified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

LEANED Orion Saturday night had case
was taken TO the central station to be sobered Off
who, on coming to his senses and finding out
where he was. like Yorick's startling. wanted ito
gel out He c0ntrived TO break through the bars
and CRAVINGS OF his cell, made his way into the
trial room, and from thence let himself down 10
the ground through window. As he would
doubtless have been set free in the morning his
labor was rather useless, to say nothing Of the
penalties involved in his wilfnl damage of the
Corporations watch house fixtures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25
DRY GOODS
2l Pennsylvania avenue.
~

FRENCH GOLD PENS.-Imported a few only.
as specimens, direct from Paris, by
may Y ERANCk TAVInp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25
WEDDING PRESENTS, MATCHES,

ITO THE PUBLIC AND PARTICULARLY
TO MIBLINERS--ST BON -
NETS, HATS, and FLATS for ladies, gen SX.N
tlemen, and children, will he Bleached and *
Pressed In the newest French Styles and at the
shortest notice, at the new Grand BleachIng and
Pressing Establishment.
NJ. WILLIAM
may II I'm 81 Market Space bet 7th and 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

BOLD ROBBERY.-SatuTday night the residence
of Mr.. Howard, L. s Mail Agent. on Ninth ST
was entered during his absence by a bold thief
who went through the house. and even into tho
chamber where Mrs. III. was living i'll In bed and
searched the premises, findin" $40 in gold coin.
which he carried eff. The thief was apparently
well acquainted with the premises His face was
hlackencd, as II TO pass himself of for a NEGRO
He was tracked short distance, but no arrest was
made $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

E'Oh kENT.-Seyeral large ROO S, with
Il BOARD suitable for families or single gentle
men, at No 43 street, second door from The corner
OI Itn Street. D 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

"ILLIAN FORSYTH, Esq AS the opponents Of
Mr. Forsyth, the Anti-know- Nothing candidate
Tor Surveyor, are striving to produce the impress
sion that he lacks the necessary qualification for
the ethcient discharge of the duties Of the onIc.
Tor which he has been nOmineted. we make roam
for the following testimonial from the late Com
missioner Of Public Buildings:
OFFicE OF COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC BUILDISos.
Capitol L. =, City Of Washington,
June IS, IS55 \
D'dT SIR: You were Ia nv employment "A an,
eaSlneer and surveyor one year aud nine months
since have occupied the once Of COMMISSIONS
OF Public Buildings During all that time Won
performed your duty faithfully and acceptablv
4 "nf Industry. and yOur devotion to- a profession
ia The PRACTICAL du;ieS Of which few are your
tfudiN, ought 10 recommend YOU To any one who
ur>i4eS 10 employ practical surveyor or engi-
heef and cIIe"Ffully and earnestly recommend
l",! 20 any one who may wish for such services
Very truly, yours, Il. French,
Commissioned Of Public Buildings.
"m Forsyth, Esq Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

REPUBLICAN TICKET IN WAsHIse1cH-The
Republican Association of this city, at a meeting
held on Saturday night, nominated a city ticket
namely: For Collector, Lewis Clephane; Rey-
lister, III. j. SChriver; Surveyor. Daniel r Coed
loe. Mr.. Goodioe, we hear, declines to have his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR RENT-Pieasant-
mediate application will secure a choice of apart
mHnts, IN suite or single. Also, handsome OF
tlCt; suitable Tor lawyer. Apply al 435 ID street
near the lily tlall. NAV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

THE OILERS on the Potomac have had more
fortunate fishing season than those engaged in
seine hauling. The former, who number per-
haPs three hundred, confne their operations for
the most part, between this city and a point TWEEN
ty miles down the river. Unlike very large ma
JOTlty OF all others connected with the Potomac
fisheries who labor in person at the business they
generally take care OF the proceeds of their trying
and difficult calling. Many Of them are duckeTS
or sturgeon catchers at all other seasons so they
may be said TO live the river in their tiny boats
though at least one hundred and fifty of them have
residences In Washington city. A drawer, harder,
and more adventurous set of men we never knew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-25

EOR SALE OF FOR RENT.-The Good Will
L and Fixtures ola BARBER'S SHOP. situated
under the ~; Charles Hotel. Wishing TO dispose of
IT, those wishing to engage in the business will find
u 10 their advantage to call on II. SEITZ, corner of
"a street and Penn. avenue. NAV Sl-6t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10
0eosxe LNstAeev,

VTAvIN0 bergAt ut the In crest Of A. Caste
III viii ceotsnue the 4er h-nt fsil~rtng busiNs
. ,th old stand II .. CAs.eel Co. and h.vtI'
ma ed The srvt - Of Casie.l in the Cntttn
n, avtment. Q et0mese will b nttea nd snitei
al garments eotru-ted = his sst 1he debit ~
e,aiSs o. the late rm u 4. CAstr-l will be u
,en1ed 70 " ~ subscriber. GEO. LA7T1nak.
n at
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

K0s-e61ss Uss1 DOoseettc Dsau
000ee, D0Oeo 0ee1 Shoes,
M0to 01o0 COpo, CJOlk-
~, ETC.,
~OUID invite Ne sttention Of purchasers
w their large and varied assortment We er
oOw epsning our Pail end Winter stock, suitable b
The wants Of this community. W = eae psoSess
un1oree0 oue DetGno ~ e1beIs 0Go1e q
ss1sssle3ssss. wsnsvsssv . 49, - =
041D ooo0Oe
eoaaisltng Of
oilks, NsSieee Iassuesass, yaleseisssss
Losesoe, kneoea re-, oAewb as1
0anst11os n gSoos variety.
Clsths, oasslnssss, ves.ings. Rssdy Msde Closhin
aodWoolen 0sods q ~ htnds suitable fos The On
10 season. Ysnkse Notloas, nsbber Goods, %
DG1e, on Cloths, WinAov Gha6es, orocsrtss. Dresser
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

Trustees Sale.
VxTHKREAS n tue 2sId da, II Uec. nb"r, A D.
w 1855, Francis X IL xps,rick = q Mary F,tsps-
Ick his wife, cut unto Austi. GOrb'n a Trus
&c . c~rta,n deed OF Trust conveying 10 said Tru
tn land IN eco County, %, described n fol
lows, T. Wit: pace, Of nd Ia out lot humble
81 In the city Of bavenpoit, bound d n 10 has
{: mnencii & 1t point n he 1sst SIDE q Harri on
areet. -xt nd q eighty (,Ol feet NoItherly from
SION monu0ens, at the Aorth Aast corner OF ssld
al lot numb ~ 1 81, uunmg theme No The J.
Ion the .ss -ide "A d HART = rect forty go
e.. theace East and par~i Il with the South liu-
.ssa IRA q isni - 81 By A L. C.aire 70 Wn,
a.alel vi h w.st l,ae 70 ty 60 ( IT, theuee Wet
hundred and MY $50 f-t to place Of begin In
u Il ssii convey ancc Wa made " the laid
fitzpatrick and May his wife, ter tn purpose II
SEC ring the psy N ns VI ccrta u promssosy note
and he interest thereon ri ned BY said Branci Y
cay Of December, A D,iS3s for n IN Of hive hun.
dollars du- in six mvnths from date, with int.
rat 1t ten pr ooOt after
AM nov sal l not having berome due and PAPA.
Die and the s.id Francis Ftxpstrick having failed
o pay tn. same, Austin Corhin Trustee as ators
u 'hs shioh b In me vest BY said deed
Of T.u I, will. on Saturday the 10th osy OF Jul
D, 1857 q the hour OF ? oclocs In the afternoon
aid day q the Cour' House door In III, city III
Davenport. exp and orr for sale, At p.blc
iou th' hirh Ut 81 der cash ~ pa'el of land
eisnt TO sati,fy and pS, the amount Of said note
Wth the int sst theron the day Of le, toy ther
9Th h costs and exp no attending taid sale of
this notice aud Truste = fSss. Upon the cempa--
lion - such ssle deed Will beGIveu la accordance
With h. stipulsti q Of . I'D D. Cd Of Truss.
Dated Ii 2s.h day Of June, D, 1851
AUSTIN C0RBIN.
June3odts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

DARe iNnUcgnR r. no AGENrs-ExPgAi
xl8ks ~ Osnv sssIng Az MS waited m al paru
OF sns coau,ty ~, the ''COmpTehenstvc u ograph1
snd Al..or,, tan ut anu avdrru) VI u Wuss
Wosla, frvL. ire car isss ages 70 the present tim
~ D y 60OpRI.a (re,er Parie,.l Eisy snlly OSai
esd sssut.iuiA, illustrated Pric. - sod oaiy o,
Asvpts " vhon - ctai dtssstcss viii be Given. AZ
~ COLTON 4 co.,
uchl7dW III ~ lia0 tr-c N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

HARDWARE.
s4lll 0OoD NDWOrifsA
sseses4
= ag&E TO - 40
Hoesse Kee1pessS!
Tu1 ssAsssiAsn eesss.s,suass eAssss y 49,
! esssness. 80 ~ thaas easBs slssk =
1euSE FURNISHING GeoDs
REDUCED PRICES ?!
Oeasls:tss q anst every sscss thss caa b vanGsd
~ ~ hsuse ksspss. q y ess.ug hseAn
MOUSE FURNISHING STORES,
Pssrs Sllssr ~ vlsd UUrsrs,
Drissssssjs vv,sre.
PlsssssAed Ware,
J1psssssed Ware,
Wooden 3 DvTA0sc W1Wre
Cutlery.
Dssssjsss 0r9vg h6ss6s.
Hssher Dsssleys.
Sad Irons,
- . Z Il n y W II III
Tea zrays.
Bird Cages.
Work Stands and Basksss,.
door and Table Mats,
Cane Chairs. Children. Chairs,
Stair Rods,
WireRods for Window Screens,
Chamber Pals,
Enameiltd Iron Ware. De-, de-, dx. de-, DC
prices and .hs attention Of such a. are IN went o.
COOK STOVE
% serss for both COAL wood. tat We can rscSn-
snena -
Far UPERIOR
70 any ever oG,red In this market.
SMITH 4 REMINGTON,
Sign Big lea Kettle,
Second Street, four doors above Perry.
~.e~~~~~~~N~~~~.~
LADIES WORK STANDS AND
BASKETS
A LARGE assortment just received aud will be
"A old at reduced prices by
SMITH 4 REMINGTON.
BIRD Cages
At very low prices 1t
SMITH 4 REMINGTONS,
Sign Big Tea Kettle
.I~.e~~o~~.>~~e.>
TOILET WARE
DIETER s,d CHEAPER than svss before eaerss
- IN this City b.
SMITH 4 REMINGTON,
Sign Big Tea Kettle
Juncldf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10
Dnpept's GsnpoWder.

DopooC0 Gon poWO0pe
~ uahpfSiRoe1 = ~ duly opp bnee1 aGeat
m 1essvv Dupoas. sfd vlfhsvs oonstsntyo
BOD q ths ysre Presf Magazine, two lilies f,o
he city, The vsrisas brands and qnslite. Of u
"a. brosed VIDE. " bHIJR
O0ce over o .. 1spses o0es, rsrsy q y wesz
"A sn6 IA ~ JAMS y
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-26
Nn 81ufeute.

Gbpin 80. 3rerlcr unb Senas EreEIera
6anbstuo inter BET Sirmapsn
6. @. GreSLer st. @epfSa.s
Wntbsn ocm publitum sbrerbistiait bstannt, ene
fe in ibrtm Baubels pof in Der bomiltcn 9traes.
cberbalb eSr 9tsu, ebspsm . re er's webltss
fainter Stane auf bano bolcu. ate ariifs, Ipeldss
in cine wcbssidGIte 8careparo sshSrsn.- Sbr stf6
tstsbt istt tuiL snm 2bsiI aus fclsenosm 8aubeJ /:
9parts, Ylanten. Sparrsn. SaIten, 9atttn, GtHss
boards, Srantlinss, SGinesln,
uno allen aursrn Grtitcl BIC gu rtim @slha { ssbSe
rem.
gSir taesn eas Tutiisum atbt,nasrcu Gin anurus
fen, unltrn Gtcd ~ unttriuehen uno unisrs preies
iu erhbrsn, sbe s frutpe foufsu, 70 bae nc ds lslbn
pclItcnmcn pcu Dem dbsreussn fSnnsn mas mir cts1
assn. g8r itatten susIcIh unlsrn 8uuosn bjtrourA
uutrn un9eheuhetten Dant ah, fir Nie liberals 1ufs
muutsruu9 Die uns bisbsr Jun, 1bsit pures, - uBh
hrfftn raB unfsr Stcd uno unfsrs prsiss uus cine
ScrteaIsr oerklbsu iisbsrn iperesn.
6. SO. SrrrErr,
SIpnas Grsrler.
1Gentauu, SRoi 13. 1857. nabn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-26
Die 3dbne.
81. s. 6anr, 2ahnor,t,

%. =. panp, 5abnarSt
bat bic Srsuos ju srpabnsn, baG CT fine @efunebeit
peosr 70 psiteransls. oas CT srmahtst it, rpiscsrum
nit osr prars Einr prcffFeu fsrtdafabtsn. Ssins
1mtsltubs III in
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-26
AubttDrS Sn3et0e.
2tus Ntm gaail.nayriht pcn qttba 0auntr

Nus rtm 9Sailtn9Eriht rcn gttba 0dunr.
Sn Der Sa6e Der Tc6nuns ron Owen Dill
Irr mp Sasct Snycer, NpmirilrGtrrCu Ycn pcr
5intcrlabrniGaIt peS pcrltcrttnen Yrtrr Snqtrr,
IrBtbin pon 6drrItrs GauuiAip, ge6a Gauntp.
llnb nun, eIu8ut A, 1857, nuf G2rI6I19 ocs
Ssrrn 9lrrIe, Cruanute rie Court Samuel 8. Giil.
Ter, 0auip 9lcB unp SCtu gBCira, giq., UNI tc.
lastr 8c&nuns ltrrSuisbcn, atersurttcln unp Der.
tbeilunB in pEi9er Saar rrm e'siss 8ein6B ;u
maden.
GiaSN aus rem ilrfunhtu.
GsEhSp Sspu9tt-J 1S. WficefrD, Cdr.
SNnBrnaunts Guritrrm merprn iih Ju brm
SnrSwtd ttrsr Seitimmun0 perIammsIn, Sams
ftaSs ben 5trn September, um 10 ubr 3crmit.
tags, am @aabaule ron Yetrr miller. in
Sd8srsUiGr, V,da Gauntp, ollpo lidb ais Suts.
reBirtc ciniinrm tSnncn, wenn ltcs alV n6t9ts CT.
adtcn.
gIuauh 10. 1857. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-26
Union
GauntDs r1ammlung

DID frsisn Burger pcn 9saa ,gdintp = ten
allen rplitiIdsn 9artbcien-pclts se9en bic jttis
&c &eminifiraticn, unp bic Gntebrurs ter 9ia.
tipnal 9esierung, purd bic Grireitsrun9 her
SeIapersi, ssInnft fnb = gIlle, pelde rafiir
Gino tpirber auf bic rsmptrati1fen republtdniIten
0runpfdse ppn gBaIhngtrn. SsferIcn unp Sad
ipn surtidjutebrrn allie tirisnisen rsl6e rafir
Rnr Die Sr6ten Der frricn Minner. 70 nile Irris
Irteit gu beittBsn limb ale wsIde Su 9unlsn
elmer SeiGdtrn mp ipariamn StaatssSaushal.
tuns ine,-iinp aGtunsepca einBelnren rinrr
eauntp .Seriammluns beisuwpbnen, prlde auf
Samita9S ben 29frn 9tugult 1857
UNI 10 'llbr gormittnss, am G,lnGauIe ben u a.
ron 0utb, in @utbtpillc, 2r6a Gaunty gee
taItcn nrrcrn Ica, fur rrn Gnp;wtd lih fir rem
jesiSrn gBab!fampf ,u. prgariirm, uno bic bellen
unp wirtiamltm Nittel unp 9Bs9s su bClprCtcn
I'm unIsre srrrtts t6tIiGe Sreibctm fur uns unp
unisrf Na6tcnunsni&alt frrnerbjn gu tdsrn.
Z. S. NIrpre, SiIg6man 0ppb,
Q8m. s. Oauslcr, 9tnorrn 9. 8ef,
Sccl Orpb, !ornrs 2Jaegcr,
gipics g8ieanb, s. g8. 6ullcr,
g. 8. &iitlrr Games g8cilrr,
S. s.. 98riencr 9Bm. SO. ailtlcr,
9larrn Sollirt, Snml. StauFrr,
Sebu GultcrtIpn s. s. Stibler,
Slnbrra6 Snrrr, 6. 8romlih.
StcGrnrc Grmmittre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-26
9reinis's 0ebaube.

Sreinig's Oebaube.
Die Gbre wurcs ibm frsunelitb scbiuisss, ouf fol:
ssnee Ipsrrrn uro osren Samiisu Su psrpsiisn, fir
weldbs er cperirts.
Die 3atd Der Sabre, ipslde reribnonesn, I'itoem
tbrs Oprraicnen be9anacn purbcn, uno oereu 3dhnc
ncb erbalten iIne, IN Den reiretnren Nomsn bri1s:
fdat: 9arrid gRalIsrp "a Sabre, Gbtiltion pree 20
Sabre, Or. 9cbu 8cniie 25 Sabre, Rsnion,in 8.
6a9snbudt IA Sabre, 9barles Sdeer IL Sabre, {.
M. 8unt Ii Sabre, Gpan 80. Gdtrt l6 Sabre,
Spcn Sd9cr l6 Sabre, 9lcbsrt &8ri9tt 25 SABRE,
.. 6. een9nedsr 13 Sabre.
Diss ifno BIOS ciui9s Der buuesrts pcn SdGrn, in
weIhen Die dbsmiIhe 3utcrsituns rrn Or. Souo. Sur
8urtrun9 rer faulcn 6Stlun9cn Der 3Sbue, ,9sbrauht
pnrps, nno in tsinem einiisen Gale fbIts lis Die
3dbns gu erbeltrn.
8unilihe 3dbns, prn sinsn Ginirtncn bis ,ur
prusn Set, rta Der ttitsn SualitSt rpsrosn cines:
feet auf Die fhSnfs Manisr unp gu Den nisprisftsn
preilsn.
aaentoun. sunni 10. 1857. noon
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-26
Gdne'S eriter Seri6t.

Die &tr, Staottn @rtnngu Grrtcttlcn Sur Iuffuds
ung pen Cir 5cbn 6'0nIItn, @Hdbrcnp pCr
Sabre lS5O--3l.
Gint ptriSutiht Grjibluua turtb Gtiibo Rent Sane,
4R. D. GIN @ont in Sttap, nit mrbr ats $50
Strip, cnibatitnp 200 SlahEiht uno iotl;thnittc,
cirihlrflitb crts ftlncn StabIltltbtf, rarltcusno
ros Wrulttilo pen Cir Scbn 6routlin, pSm Siusi'
9tu. paS il IN ?tmcrita 9r0rirt purrt. Strntr
cIntr 2tbtnfbricbrdbun9 rcn Sranttin bars
o,ltiut burh 2. Nulitn aubcut. so. grtis
$500 0t,ies 28 It III sdrStieb psrfbitctn rru Der
3putcn Grtuthsn @rpcetr,rn, unb cntbGlt rlclcs
38trlbsrlit uno SnltrtNautc. mas rcrpGm nitmats
plrShrrtlttbt .uurrs. Gs IrlItt i'm Nefs olItr fin
pIltht eii liets grpteicn 9,fauft battn, co 60 Dr.
8ant's g8srfg pcllifiuria mdrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-26
Sir mebr ais 100000 Srrfauft
iunrrbalb 9 Wtpnaten.
Nr, 9nne's 0rpfeS SSerf


Stretic Exploration,
S4iro nun burh msbr ais Suetmal bunrerttauitnb
pcricnsn srlcftn, alt uno Sung, Sdthrte unp lin:
gethrte IS III cben bas Butb, wcItbcs burtb itfcn
Nmtrltaner 9eGiSnet uno 9ttftn pcr' , lclItr.
500 3ettungcn
hnttu ct fit tos msrtndroatc uno wuncrrprnlts
21!rt Crttart, wtItbts it psr6ftnllitht Epurot.
Die fremSrn Spurnate
unc bic ouescithnct1sn Gitbrtcu pru Gurrpo fptn:
Den tbm nas bEhlte ect.
@s III inttrclTar CT ois
Tpbinlpn Grlipe
inerm rs cintn pobrbsits9etrCutn 2tri6t prn @n:
behrun9Cn uno etiecn CurbSlt, Sertn Darttuuue
ni5)t rbnc Sebaurcr purtbcin mtreen fam.
unfre aus9tjcttbnCtlteu 9RGunsr
batcu mittiuanctr 9cwcttcftrt in Der G.I
bcbung finer &trtiEuft.
SrcibmuScrt GtabliliC6c.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-26
Glifba Sent Gane.
Cine eebensbeId
Tnrdh gRlnin CHR

msnn mir bas eeben pcn Or. tame an,si,
esn, lc sauben mir uur zen 21inTbeu pcn Saultn:
Den uno 3tbntaultupen Der Sspunpert isnes srcesn
Wannes SupcrSutcmmsn.
ais Gin psriSuIbsr 6rsuno Sss @erftcrbcnsn, Der
oclTtn Sirtrausu in ciuem bcben @rooS genes, IN
Or. Gtesr mcbl tsfdbist in 8Sus auf pitlcn @ss
stnltoro ctIpas @efricbt9rnees su Iitftru.
Gisfs IHcrt miro bcrous9se,tsn perccu in ciuem
lbSreu Stt0o:9apos. Gs wiro Gin rcuts pcnse:
fttt9ts pcttratt entboittn, ousesfdttt in Stubl,
uno Gu6Srrcm Stabttbt ron fnsr gBebnuns. ltis
nrm @rabr. @tbibnBmtnjcn, ,f.
lin tcm GStrfe cine ercgr GirSulatrn gu pirfhaf:
fen, pirf ss gu Dem nicor9cn grcit pcn $3.50 psrs
tauft rrtrpcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-26
WtQtam Steiner
IIlsemeiner gteui9feit5 9tsent,
tn Der 9ta6t 0(llcntduu,


Slit bicrburh Nahrtht, bag in tinsm Icuio.
tsits:Gmpcrium In Der Slt:loomiIcu Stroee, cini9c
Sbdren unterbaIb Dem Martt;Siercd. fSts fc(aenos
3stun9cn u. NJ, gu erbaItsn Inp, uno ,uar on eSn
6tui9tsn Bceinsun9tn
Die Nep= slcrt tdsli@r Sritunr,
Der New.gOrt tdsIiae Sfalp,
Die Nrw'gcrt tdslidc Gmss,
Die 9biIaOelptia tdsIi6e psnniYlpanisn,
Die Ybilaoelptta tdsli&e 3imss,
Der pbtlacelpbia tdsihe 2erger.
Sarprr's gBcsElp Spurnal, gep. gcrf,
Salpu's EDITORIAL, Bottom.
6rant ScsIes. Sauilrrte 3rItuns, q. q.
Der 9lew'gUrf Qco9cr,
Das gisw'yOrt Suuitrrte 9eten,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-26
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aui Samaast ren 5,cn September nd1jtcns, I'M
sbalee tsi esm sRrlBentuysrr Sbuibauis, nabc
bel Daniel SltinsriS. Cir Stirr pcs 6siis0 pirp
feinsn anfans nebmsn NOrBrns INN 10 ll5r, mn
bic bsitrn @mriHtunssn lptisn I'm g3Ilrc 9smafs
iptrpsn ;ur Scauen li6fct Der Seiwobumpen. -
Die Gtrp. Seum Sdnpel mo SsIiriA wsrotn
8rrm baltcn.- 5ol8enpe Smaid,uIcn merp;u gs'
aenpdrtts Ien unp gIntbriI am 6sile mbmcu -
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@usait 10. 1857 ro3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-26
Hard Times--How Relieved.

e. Every bodytalks Of hard times, and most
people shut their purses, their energies,
and every thing but their mouths, and are
waiting for something, they know not what,
to turn up, to make times easy. This is
the very way to perpetuate hard times
Every man who has money; every man who
has anything tosell, whether it be merchan.
disc, produce, or his own handi-work, or
even his own hands TO work with; or every
one who owes anything, can do something
to alleviate hard times. He who has mon.
ey cpn make short loans, that are perfectly
safe, at moderate interest; the merchant
canreduee his prices small per cent.,,the
farmer is abundantly able, and has hereto
fore received prices that will justify re-
ducton on his produce; the manufacturer,
mechanic and laborer can stand small re-
duction on wages and prices, and every
one who owes a debt can pay at least q
portion Of it, end thus times will be made
easy at once. If corresponding reduction
in prices runs through all the channels Of
trade, no one will be injured, but all will be
benefited. If the farmer can buy his su-
gar, salt, coffee, flour and clothing, at a low
err figure than heretofore, he can sell his
pork, tobacco, hemp and wheat at lower
prices, and have just as much money
Practically, we hasesearcely felt the hard
times in this region, and much depends up
on our course Of action, as to whether we
shall suffer or not. The strings Of trade'
and the strings of purses, must be relaxed,
or we shall feel, as well as talk, Of hard
times. A letting,dpwn Of prices will start
the sale of goods ard produce, and this will
start money in the channels of trade. A
few thousand dollars actively used, will
buy the tobacco, hemp, pork, &c.; the mon
ey will 60 70 the farmer-be returned to
the merchant, the mechanic, and the labor
er, and thus the whole machine, which is
now almost locked, will be set in motion
and hard times will vanish. H, uf-
Who wants TO break down bard times?-
Everybody. Then let every body begin, in
the right way. Dan't wait for your neigh
bor but set him the example. Sell at a
living price, and pay your debts. Let your
neighbor do the same, and he will pay you
and in short, every body will be paid, and
hard times vanished. Start the ball!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-26
River News.

Ice first made its appearance in the river
last Friday morning, and has been getting
thicker and heavier ever since. The sudden
freeze caused the water TO fall, thus taking
a snap Judgment on number Of boats.
OF those above, we learn the following
particulars, from the steamer Carrier, down
yesterday, she having stored her freight
above Weston:
The Omaha and Ryland, passed up ex-
pectng to get to St. Joseph. Edinburg be-
low Delaware bar. Russell gone into win
ter quarters at Lexington. The Tut stored
her freight at Lexington, and is expected
down to-day. The Campbell ice-bOund at
Waverly. Asa Wilgus ice-bound at DE
Witt. Emma at Hills Landing. The New
Lucy, Polar Star, and Low Water, are also
above.
Below, and coming up, the Kate Howard
and Hesperian are about 8 miles below
Rocheport, looking for the St, Mary t
.oyertake them. A portion Of the passen'
gers from the Hesperian reached this place
Yesterday a' -..4 -'>a- - t,.f