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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

delapidated walls and moss covered
root, 1t too, seemed to tosay-Farewell
brother Crafordl
AS rode down through the village,
the people who poked their heads outen
the windows, and the servants who
leant on their brooms, all seemed to
say Farewell, brother Crafford /!
As passed along down the high
way, thro' the forest, the wind as it
sighed and whistled through the tree
tops playing on the leaves and bYaneh-
es, the burden Of salvation, fittoo,
seemed to say Farewell, brother
Crafiordl
Crossing a little creek that was
gurgling and singing over its pebbly
bed, as it rejoiced on its way TO the
great ocean of eternity; it TOO, seem.
ed to say--FarOwell, brother Graf.
ford
AS l rode along down>a hot, dusty
lane, an old SOW that was asleep in a
fence corner, jumped out ola suddcnt,
with q loud broo 90 brOo-oo--she, too,
seemed to say-Farewell, brother
Crafford
My horse he got frightened, and
jumped from under me, and as he
curled his tail over his back-kicked
up his heels and ran ofi--he too, SEEM
cd to say-Farewell, brother Graf,
ford "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
FAST STORY.

Englishmen who have tried to beat
the Yankees in storytelling have usu-
ally found themselves left far in the
background. The live Yankee, at
home or abroad, is as "full of the
matter" as anybody can DO. Read
the following:-
An Englishman was Dragging of the
speed on English railroads to a Yam
kee traveller seated at his side in one
Of the cars of a "tast train," in Eng
land. The engine bell was rung as
the train reared a station. 1t sugges.
ted to the Yankee an opportunity Of
taking down his companion peg
or two"
"What's that noise9" innocently
inquired the Yankee.
I'VE are approaching q town. ,
said the Engli8hman. "They have to
commence ringing about ten miles
before they get to a station, or else
the train would run by it before the
bell could be heardl Wonderful,
isn't it3 Isuppose they haven't in
vented bells in America YETI"
"Why, yes" replied the Yankee,
"wo've got bells, but can't use them
on our railroads. Worun SO tarnal
fast that the train always keeps ahead
of the sound. No use whatever; the
sound never reaches the village till
after the train gets BY"
"Indeedl" said the Englishman.
"Fact," said the Yankee; 'had to
give up the bells. Then we tried
steam whistles, but they wouldn't an
swer either. was on a locomotive
when the whistle was tried. We
were going at a tremendous rate
hurricanes were nowhar-and | had
to hold my hair on. We saw a two
horse wagon crossing the track, about
five miles ahead, and the engineer let
the whistle on, screeching like troop
CIR. 1t screamed awfully, but it
wasn't no use. The next thing l
knew was picking myself out of a
pond by the roadside, amid the frag-
nents ofthe locomotive; dead horses,
broken wagon, dead engineer, lying
beside me. Just then the whistle
came along, mixed up with some
frightful oaths that heard the engin-
eer use when he first saw the horses
Poor fellow! he was dead before his
voice got to him. After that we tri-
ed lights, supposing that would travel
faster than sound. We got some SC
powerful that the chickens woke up
all along the road when we came by.
supposing it to be morning. But the
locomotive kept ahead of it still, and
was in darkness with the light close
behindit. The inhabitants petition,
ed against it; they couldn't sleep with
so much light in the night time. Fl.
nally, we had to station electric tele
graphs along the road, with sigma
men to telegraph when the train was
in sight; and l haze heard that some
of the fast trains beat the lightning
fifteen minutes every forty miles,
But can't say as that is t1We-the
rest know to be So"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
MIND YOU THAT.

Should you love one dearly,
Never breathe it out
Though he woo sincerely,
Keep him still in doubt.
Tell him loves q bubble;,,
Leave him still in fears;
More you cause him trouble,
Less he'll cause you tears;
Mind you that;
More you cause him trouble,
Less he'll cause you tears!
Something sad in knowing,
Love can meier endure,
If, by too much showing,
Love is made too sure.
Pique him well, and spare not
Every time ye meet;
If you seem to care not,
Soon he's at your feet;
Mind you that;
If you seem to care not,
Soon he's at your feetl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
Inhencndent Treasury.

One or two things we desire to say
may be more--in regard to why the
people of Ohio should have an lnde'
pendent treasury. For the present,
we will only say--Gibson and Bres-
lin were brothers.in-la -law-Breslin was
a printer not much skilled in finance
and speculation. Gibson was a law
yer, a banker and president of q rail
road company--and a shrewd specu-
lator. He was a whig and relative
of Bliss, the defaulting abolition Trea-
surcr, the predecessor of Breslin. He
became one of Breslin's bail and his
chief counsellor. He advised Breslin
to cover up the deialcation of Bliss,
and he did so--this brought him in
contact with the abolition bankers and
brokers who were on Bliss bond
and by the acts of Gibson lie became
intimate with them. lie deposited
his money with Gibson's bank, and
Gibson used it as he pleased.
Had we not better have an lnde'
pendent Treasury, we'll secured, es-
tablished in Ohiol We believe so.--
Empire.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
What the Black Republicans in
Kansas think of Negroes.

We have before us, in Black Re.
publican (Kansas) paper, a copy OF
the Topeka" Constitution, which
that party is so desirous of having
adopted as the fundamental law Of the
new State. 1t allows white male per-
sons to vote; also Indians who have
adopted the habits of white men, but
excludes the negro from the ballot. .boxl
Yet the same party which thus places
the negro inferior to the Indian, and
will not grant them, in Kansas, citi-
zenship, continues to denounce the
Dred Scott decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

EY- Sentimental young gentleman learning
that one ofhis female acquaintances was about to
ascend in balloon with an aeronaut, addressed
her as follows:
"Forbear, sweet girl! the task forego,
And thus our anxious troubles end;
That you will mount, full well we know,
But greatly fear you'll neer descend.
When angels see mortal rise.
So mild, so beautiful and fair,
They'll WOO her spirit to the skies,
Andkeep their angel sister there"
These linesfell under the eye of another gentle.
man friend of the young lady, who at once put the
finishing touch upon them, thus:
"That graceloss chap with whom you fly.
Despite ofall You do or say,
W hen sailing in the upper sky
VIII get you in the milky way,'n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
Hoops.

"Cuff, can you tell de difference
atween whoop an hoopsg"
"No, Guy, Pse not larned in dem
squestions."
"Well, Cuff, de one rings round de
woods, an de odder rings round a
woman"
"Tse been tinking for surnpin to
tink Of, an tink it de most tedious
tinking eber thought OF, but Guy,
dats it; consider me in de ring.o
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

A Big GoLD BoULDER.-The Ma,

A Big GOLD BoULDEE.-The Ma
rysville (Cal.) Herald says that the
Dowieville Tunnel Company, at Cen
treville, have found the largest boulder
containing gold perhaps ever struck in
that State. Up to last Sunday they
had extracted $4,000, and not ascer-
tanned its full size. They estimate
the amount of gold it contains at not
less than 100000! This boulder is
a fair set off to one from Australia
which the papers have recently men
toned as being on exhibition in Lon.
don, and which weighs, quartz and
gold) four hundred pounds, and i;
valued by some sanguine individual
at 100000, Or 100000.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

U A man with an enormously
large mouth called on a dentist to get
a tooth drawn. After the dentist had
prepared his instruments and was a.
bout to commence operations, the man
of mouth began to strain and stretch
his mouth till he got it to a most
frightlul extent. 'Say, sir" said the
dentist, "don't trouble yourself to
stretch your mouth any wider, for | in
tend to stand on the outside to draw
your tooth"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

ONE IND OF THE RAILROAD IN
An Alabamian, a few days since,
went out to see the depot of the Mo.
bile and Ohio Railroad. Near the
depot were several Irish draymen.-
Thinking to quiz them, he shouted to
one:-
elias the railroad got in3"
zone ind has, sir" was the prompt
response.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

P Away in the pine woods, as
the good old story goes, doubling low
ers sometimes disclose their secret
souls, by sending to sweethearts bit
of pine, with a charcoal eye rudely
drawn thereon; device, that without
Lexicon, the cruel girls translate 81
pine"
Happy the wooer, so they say, who
receives a knot for answer. What
can be more like a little gospel than
that eloquent missive-"pine not !"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
Some funny fellow SAYS

GA little bark will make a rope, but
it takes a large pile of wood to make
a cord" That must have been in the
good old times of honest measure
ment; for every housekeeper knows
that it takes a marvellous little pile of
wood to make q cord nowadays -
New men, new measures.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

SWEEPING DENUNcIAuoE.-Mr.
Ker Seymer is very indignant about
the Cows in Hyde Park. They spoil
the ladies' dresses, he says. His in.
dignation is certainly excusable, for it
is only natural that that which soils
silks and satins, should give turr
also, to Ker Seymer (0.-Punch.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

"Jimmy, are your folks all well9"
"Yes, marin, all but Sally Ann"
"Why, what's the matter with
herr"
"Oh, nothin' partic'lar-only she
had the hooping-cough once, an she
ha'nt never got over it. The cough
amt any account now, but she has the
hoop wors nor ever"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

MARRIAGE.--Man never knows
when, where, Or whom he'll marry.
It's all nonsense, planning and spec
ulating about it. You might as well
look out for a soft spot to fall, in a
steeple-chase. You come smash
down in the very middle of your
speculations.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
9oettp.
KIT TY GLIDE,

Oh, who has no seen Kitty Clidel
She lives at the foot Of the hill,
In sly little nook,
By the babbling brook
That carries her fathers old mill,
Oh, who does not know Kitty Clidel
That sunny-eyed, rosy-cheeked lass,
With sweet-dimpled chin,
That looks roguish as sin,
With always smile as you pass
Sweet Kitty-dear Kitty
Ny own sweet Kitty Glide;
In asy little nook,
By the clear babbling brook,
Lives my own sweet Kitty Glide.
With basket to put her fish in,
Every morning, with line and hook,
This sweet little lass,
Through the long tall grass,
Steals along by the clear running brook,
Sho throws her line into the stream,
And trips along tho brook side;
Oh, how l do wish
That | was q fish.
To be caught by sweet Kitty Glide.
Sweet Kitty-dear Kitty, sc.
How / wish thatl was bee,
I'd not gather honey from flowers,
But would steal dear sip
From Kitty's sweet lip,
And make my own hive in her bowers;
OrifI were some little bird,
Iwould not build nests in the air,
But would keep close by the side
Lfsweet Kitty Glide,
And sleep in her soft silken hair,
Sweet Kitty, dear Kitty, &c.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

An exchange tells the story of a
preacher who in a late sermon OBJ
served that it was a striking proof Of
the wisdom and the benevolence Of
Providence, that death was placed at
the end Of life-thus giving time to
make the necessary preparation for
that sad event. The same paper
says this calls to mind the profound
remark of a philosopher, who admired
the arrangement of placing Sunday at
the end Of the week instead Of the
middle, which would have made a
broken e0eek Of It,! There is a great
deal Of wisdom in these two remarks.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
Ohio Coal.

The Railroad Record, contains
some interesting figures in relation to
the Western coal-tields, which is said
to embrace a surface of about 230, 900
square miles and on that surface the
coal basins, Or in other words, the
surface which is underlaid with coal,
is, according to the best authorities, as
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

Do A young girl recently commit
ted suicide because her mother retus.
ed her a new bonnet. Coroner's yer.
dict-"Came to her death through ex
cessive spunk."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
GG(it an0 8amor.

John, did you find any eggs in
the old hens nest this morningl"
"No, sir. If the old hen laid any, ,
she miSlaid them"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
NEARER.

One sweetly solemn thought
Comes to me DER and Ger;
I'm nearer my home to-day
Than l ever have been before,
Nearer my fathers house,
Where the many mansions be;
Nearer the great white throne;
Nearer the jasper sea:
Nearer that bound oflife
Where We lay our burdens down ;
Nearer leaving my cross;
Nearer wearing my crown.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

An independent man is described
by Pitt as zone who cannot be depen-
ded upon" Pitt knew, and as a stern
politician, none knew better.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

A far.seoing teetotaller, being ask
ed the meaning of syntax, wittily
replied, "the tax one has to pay for
getting drunk"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

HEAVY SHADow.--In Vermont they
tell the story OF man that was so fat,
that his shadow falling upon a child
instantly killed tie little fellow.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

Political power often resembles tue
poisoned shirt of Nessus, consuming
the favorite on whom it is bestowed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

U A Philadelphia paper recently
inserted the following advertisement:
"Wanted at this Office Two Devils,
Of good moral character !"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
Aggregate, 233,OOO

The above surfaces are not those OF
the States named; but of that part in
the Valley ofOhio. We see, then the
extraordinary fact, that more than
one third of the Valley of Ohio is un-
derlaid with coal! That we may see
clearly the immense advantage enjoy
ed by the Valley Of the Ohio, in this
particular, we subioin a table Of pro-
portionable coal surfaces, in the most
civilized nations.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20
G8e aLe3aAar asnlatrat.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

ADAMS SLEEP. - The following
scrap is from the German;
Adam lay down and slept, and from his side
A woman in magic beauty rose ;
Dazzled and charm'd, he called that woman
"BRDE,"
And his first sleep became his LAST REPosE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-20

A wager is u FOOLS argument.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
SERB Or Site.

fir ben 9tppembcr Sermin 1857.
5cIscnbe 8e6tsfdGs prrbrn tei Der nG6ifcn
Ncpemtrr'Gcurt in Dem Gpurtbauls In Der Stapt
aucntaun YerbGrt rperpen
SacCt ea;arus sesen bic Ge6a 69al Giicntabn.
@ecrse 8. Sti6trr ssssn 2cpis unb 8iea.
Daniel Duts ssssn Sobn s. Sslmlnssr.
Scbn unO GpwarO @apnpr ssssn Samrs an.
breps uno 60.
SbcmaS Srppn unb Comp, ssscn George
Stcin.
G6urles 8ittsr stsrn Straub unb Sc6.
9rrnarp Na8eI s,ssn bic 2e6a 9bal GiIntabn.
SacUb 9tittrr srssu Ssnry Jttttsr.
Stdtler uno DLIinssr sesen SObn SadsnfUB.
SacCb Nlcbr 9sgn gBtliam gSaltsrt.
Saept WlCbr ss9cn ScICmcn gBalbsrt.
Gtarlss @erB 8s9rn GIias 5en1srmadrr unb
Sobn.
Ssri& unc Glaesr ssssn DaptO S6mcser.
SUbn 0cI6 9esen Sonatban g4isanb.
Ybilip 5snacrmabr Se9en Daniel unb Splp.
mon NUsr.
Srnrp Sihtins srssn Gburtss Gsr.
S. s. Samuels, 9rptb.
Sd. IA. 1857. nqtG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
sc q 6 + | 6 t

ptrb bternit 8cseben an bic Grtrn, Grcritcren unt
ale piejcnissn, pelfe intsrs6rt linb in ben 8r.
mSsen unp ben Snterlaiirnl6aften fclscnpcr In
se4a GauntY SerItOrbenen Yericnrn, ndmIit
Die 8s6nuns oUn SarOb @ruErr, Guardian
BON Carolina &er6nrr.
Die 9te6nuns BON SOsl s6ib, Qesnt fir Sra.
rp Rod, Ipmtnilratrir res Serltprtenrn W6asl
Sc6.
Die 8s6nuna pen Gpbram 2p0r, Guardian
pCn Benjamin S. Suopig.
Die 8e6nun9 pcn George 9. JSrnub, Guar
pian BON Weprse gS. Srau6.
Die 8e6nuns ron Sophia Mcbrr, Dapib 8.
NU6er unp SUbn s. Mobsr Grerutoren bes sers
Iprbenen Sobn Moeer.
Die &r6nuns pCn Sarpb SuB, IpminiFratU
bes perltcrbencn YstCr Sub.
Die 8e6nuns pon Samunl 8. Gtlllsr, gpmi,
nItrdtcr oes pcrlprtsnrn Sapio Sinf.
Die 8s4uuns pVn M. .. Gberbarb, @rreutrr
beS osrilcrtsnen Samuel 0lCpsr.
Die 8e6nung BON Saecb 6. g4eirba6 uno q.
gSeirba6, Apminiitratprsn res peritprbrnrn SarCt
@eirta6.
Die Se6nun9 bon 8eutsn StSblrr, grmtni=
ratur oeS perltprtrnrn Sames Srrrlrr.
Die 8e6nuns pcn SUbn Gdsrt, 9rrsutrr brf
peritprtenen SenrY Nttler.
Die 8ednung pOn Gbarlrs Sirbrr, SplpeI1er
Sistsr uno SsrrY Setrr. apmnitratpren pes
perforbenen Solomon Sieber.
Die Jtr&nunS BON aarcn Ballet. asirsnrsr
aominIitrotur pss lirsenrsn SrrmBssns rss per.
ROrbrnm Steptin Ballet, in 9s6a Gaunty.
Die 8c6nuns BON Sacob 9ctr unp Deter
Gerrse, &pminiitratcrsn bee peritrrtrnsn 8eutsn
peter.
Die 8sdnuns bon 9auG Brown, Grreutpr hss
Osrltcrtensn Deter S6errr.
Die 8c6nuns SUn 6. %. gGicbr, Guardian
BON Senry SaItet.
Sie 8e6nung BON Qntbrnp Wrflins, aemi.
niitratcr BON Der SintsrIaBsnI6aft bss peritortss
nen SUbn Ns6lins.
Die 9te6nun9 bon Srau,is s. g8eonsr, Gb-
mintiiratcr Der verlcrbrnrn Sarab u. gGeipnrr.
Die 9tefnun9 BON g8lIiam unb Gbarles GreIs
man, Grtrutorrn hes SerItcrtrnen Sac. @pelman.
Dag Die Grstutcrtn uno 2tominitratcrsn oSr tefae:
Ten ointGrlolItnihaftin uuo 6uarpans tbrC RGchnun
1tn in Der in atntaun, in unit
fir etcba Gauntr, eip9ctra9tn habrn-prlcbc RGcb:
uunaen Dem Roiitn9trldbt non ttia9tcm Gountr, jut
8etat9una pcreslt9t ptrocn iclIrn, i'm GcurtbaulGn
tsfaatcr Staot, auf Srcita9s ben 6tCn MopsmtEr,
1857, UNI 10 ubr @rrmittosf.
Samuel GplSrr, Stesifrirsr.
Nutntaun, Sttcbcr Z. rql9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
lieutenant ScrnSon.

ue9er bcien Wlnn, Der brfanntlih Seicblsba.
Ter res turSlidb pctmgliidtrn GdmpisrS Central
Qmrred" mar, brinst bic "9i. 9. Atcnc,ta' .
fplarnre NrtiS, peIds mir um 70 rtrr mittbeiler
su miiNrn alNuten, nts rin folhrs 8rntbmcn, rpis
has pss lieutenant SernbUn, bic srtGtr ETrutlite
Gnrtennuns percient.
sDas tsi Dem sanScn SeriGtr ii6rr bic I1rcd'
Ii&e &0tditrcpbe cnrn pcbltbuenrrn Gtnorud
ndtt. IL pas trsfFhe Srnebmen res Scftbts6a.
bers. Mlrineiirutrndt Srrnocn. DEM nur pd.
purh lGBt iid Die muiterbaite Sronuns unb Die,
epln ertlGrrn, bic bic sum lcBtsn Nusrnblidc aui
eenl gum llntsrsdn9 tritimmtrn S6life berridte.-
SScId sinen @egcuiab bilpCt Der SrriGt pes Scrrn
Sblos 9e8en bic S1ancrteridtc ibCr biz ltbtrn
fhredltAcn Sccnen an Scro SCs ,.Qretic." Tort
untsr einem ldwaGFnniScn. mfdbissn Captain
bic &uSbrihr bcifia!il6cr Gpbbrit mtrr Der
NannIhaft nie brllceitc Srrpirrura llno bic urs
menidIidfs 8udFdtsloFsfeit arScn }rauen unp
Sinorr. Ser odgegen cin fsirs, rubtSss NuSs
barren tis gum Iteen ucrbSnsni6Uoucn Auamtlis
dc, bic larte Sripnnenbcit iibsr pas mas Su tbun
iri, cine ftltc, unCrlhdttrtr Oi5eiplm. sGGbrrno
bort Der srp6ts 5beil rrr 0rrrttetcn aus SdbifTS.
pcIf brilanp unp nlmrntI6 Biz Sraurn uur Sim
Der erbarmunssIcs brm tticriidcn Selbierbal.
tunGstrcbe Der iiSrtrren Winncr Ncupirrt wurpcn,
ictrn mir bier raS lmatfrtrte, roe trin Wanr
bds S6iH vCrlIBt, tis 6rIucn uno ,Snrer 9rrct=
tet Iinp ebcn mir nod d. ale Der llntr1dna bic
auT mcntSe Minuttn ndbe 9rridt ii, Biz rubisllr
Sripnnenbtit in Der aIriAmaBis,n Austbciluuo
her lrstcn Wittrl CUR Nettuns
sSlIiam {. iorrnoun mar niht tlcS ais Sre,
rft,icr elmer Der ttdt9lrn in Der Warjnc, icnprr
srfrsutr it aud in Der miIcni6aftinu 94clt ri.
nss ausatirthnctrn Nlnltns, rer ritlt nrten rcm
SHmpnt'c itctt. S0ic pielcr bic untetunrtcn 0'c,
bite rss 5elirnBstirArs Hfortts, 10 bat lib ocm.
ron rurd feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Griori6unN Dee
AmrJcncns sStrrmrS in SiipamcrFa trriibmt er.
maht. Die 9rpeptirn, Die CT ocrthin i'm Nui.
tr'9e Der SunprSreatrun0 OS50-1652) untcr.
nabn,, BAT cine arrbe NaiIt Or wsrtbpcIIicn nil
lrnIhaitlden Nciutdte geIieirrt, bic IN rinem auf
&olrn Der Str9irrun9 9Ctrudtcn SpeHGnpiscn
sScrte niserr9rIc9t lino. Srrnoon triutr ben
sanScn 1000 Weilcn lan9en Sauf irnrS 9iirIrns
lrcmrS pen ieinen Guclcn i'm ibp6ldurr brr IN.
ben bis sur Ginmiinpun9 inc Ntrrr. - lieutenant
Srrncrn mar 43 Sabre alt wnO Elm Sdwaerr res
trubmten ScrmcBrapben MautY. Yin Ieinsm
untsr9an8e 1T nidt pcbI gu Swdfeln. Der rin'
aise 9crcttete SiiiSirr Der ,,Gcntral 4mrrica,''
6raier. fast gBir CT !6rnbrn frrnc, rerbe rcrs
ielbs bis gum Issten IugentIide aussrtarrt une
ndt an feline riSrns Statuna acca6t baten. ip
ianSs nod Elm ein,isr lriasr YalIiSisrs upsr Ecu.
ts 5u rstten gclreirr Iei.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-21
Mn 6a,lfcittc.
Cine 0erleSuns.
@iQidm 6. 9eil,
.6Gnbler in EGucS, Srpfennaaren unf

gambler in Sdnes, Srpfenpaarsn unb
gdnfee yfptipnS,
Qestbin SIC. SO Bsitsbamiltcn Stru6e,)
ssutt abtunsspcG Die aufmcrtamtsit bsr Sauf'
lsutet auf Die Sbatatbe, cab CT nit fttnsu Baarsn;
lager in istn neuts pisritSdis Gebdups
glp. 5, SR.Samittpn Straee, aaentaun,
ss,cssn III. NO ss ibm 8srsnussn MAIDEN mirb OlIt
Isine aunosu ju bsrpiutcmmsn. Gr wtnfbt sbsn'
alIs bsi bissr GeIsscnbcit bstonnt 5u madden eoe sr
lsin pcrbsr ftbcn 9reRes IGcrtemsnt init IsistmaBsn
@aarsn tsoeuCno psrmfbrt bat, nCtt anetrn Maa;
reu gum 5bsil in iidb fafeno elm 9rcRsr @srrnib ron
Inter embsn unb Drapsrs peu iccsr Bs:
usnnun9, rpeQsue Comforts uno Srdmpf. birfhls:
ocrne SiuaSrs uno Sauit'6onpibubs in 9rc6sr aufs
rpatl, u. + rp.-Ssi.: @rrratb ron Slsinwaarsn III
ocuitdnoi9.
6oufItuts fub bcnahrihti9t, baB fe 3ur 5ufris:
otnbtt bsoisnt pereen tSnnsn nit ieeem hrtttrl IN
isinsm SOh. Gr bittst adbtunospru UNI 8StElIun'
gen, ptltbs CT iceCrjsit prompt bsicr9Sn wirr.
Gr itattst ouribtis'n Dant ot fir Die tcrals lin:
ttritdeune pSs CT 6isbsr 9suCfcn unb IN rer 6ct:
uune purtb prSnpts 8ebsnun9 uno elm pclcs Ifcr:
tsment suSr gBaarsn cine 5crtSausr hsrItsu Ju CTS
baiten.
aItntaun, Stt. 81, 1877. uqbp