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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Az AGED LADY VICTINIzED BIZ TIE CoSFlDESCs
GAxE-The fact of an aged lady, very well dressed
ard Of respectable appearance, having been found
wandering in the streets Of WIlamsburgh on Wednes-
day night was mentioned yesterday. She appeared
70 be derapged and no inform .tiOn of her name or
residence could be obtained. She was taken TO the
residence of Capt. Galaudet, 10 Fifth street, ana
kindly cared for bat seemed 10 desire nothing but rest
She retired TO bed and did net leave il until yesterday
afternoon when she arose refreshed IN body and mind
II appears from her statement that her name Is Cain e
rne Malby and her resdence at Cincinnati, where she
on rs house and other property, having lost her hus-
band in Jsnu Iy just past
About week since she started on VISIT ID q
bro.her-n law in Midcls,) wn, Conn.,, with t~o trunks
and after paying the passage, she had s2oo IN money
A. Pittsburgh she stopped at hotel over night and
vac there aoyted by female 70 travel IN company
wi GENT. who pretended be was coming on to
New-YOrk. Mr. Nalby. accordingly gave her trucks
in the srar gers charge and also handed him the sOo
for cafe keeping and to pay her expenses out oil H. AT
the frs, station this stranger In the cars, and also
took " tn him the trunks. The keys Of the house
were IN one Of the trunks and il possible that the
stranger may visr Cincinnati and rob the house. Mrs.
M.lby arrived in New-YOrk on Wednesday last, with
out any money, and wandered about the city bat no
ore would give Der sheter BY some means unknown
70 heu.f .he wandered TO Wllamsburgh. where she
was cared for 81 above stated Letters have been
dispatched her friends IN Mddl.town, and TO Gaugh-
ter in Louisville informing them of her whereabouts
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ESTABLISHMENT or Mr.. consul HAR-
RS ~ JAPAN
Co.re'Poudeu,e : .udsy Atlss

SlNoDA Jspsn, Sept. l, l>'o.
We arrived here N the United States stesmer san
JscInto about ten dsys sioce A. the Onmod, re does
not intend making long stay shall oosy have leisure
10 give you biti narrative OF occurrences since Fe
leit Cbibs. You are doubtless how uniOrtUnate
thie chip has been IN eSard 20 her machinery. Her
passage nom Nes York ~ The Straits OF hNaccs oc-
supj.d shout one bu0dred and ri ~ Jays or neSrly
double The usual steamer time. While a Hong hong
h.r engine was sill the time under repair and the day
after selling it was found necessary % make port ~:
hriitr repairs. Which consumed iSo m re weeks.
When viii our naval wiseacges learn hos 10 bRd q
res steamer. So
Shortly before reschBg Jspsn, while IN The Yellow
Sea We lad quite an interesting sai ineiaent The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

HIGswiY RoBBERr-THE GARRorEss AT WORK
About l. O'Clock on Saturday night last, Mr.. WIN.
Hal va. choked and robbed while going along Henry
street, rec, Am.ty, op his way home. man dressed
in Light overcos: and plush cap with neck shaw
tied sbou bis face so as 20 hide his 'sGures came up
behind and putting he arm around Mr.. Halls eek,
held him until ne rad relieved him Of bis gold ws'ch,
void stud. and sleeve buttons. He then of. aud
M Hall tsking out hs pistol fred az him, but Tanks
the emo, tooh no effect. The fellow Of sgat in
shoIt time.
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UayL.ss Pepo,t>d By 7siegrapA.

SEw-OrLs.xs Feb. s-Ssss u Corrss a. u 49,
bsis. AZ I2si1 for NIddns .s. q d: 81 e.ss
rscsp,s fhs week 81 200 n-ss sf1ns, 90 s,s., g.,
Red .rl sIes wss.T sle6i Re- o. 80; 49,, ws.S ~
ws.t 10 50 bag r,csip'. o. tss wesl 90 b~ss
.sei IN por, s5 SO O bf,, 49,. q
es-. :. 49,. 90 on E.~-York t9it.
cent psHIsh - 1-ToTrox-prees frn o. previous QGc-
fsoHs .as.,s. WOos-Ths good demand eoaGasss,
- ,aa.I sOel. sale Of the week g, 30 2. rsDrs~
a. orss-ssIes q, ~ pieces
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Advertisement
Wmrr TEETH pERFI MED BREATH AN

Beautiful CosPLLXoS be scqured By using The BALI
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me Balm Of Thousand Flowers dentfice would not only
render sweet the teeth ~hite As5aster'
Mpy persons then breath il bad and the subject
o. delicate shat heir friends will mention L. Beware
If coupterfeiis Be ,ure each bottle il signed
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P.R1StRsHlP DlEFIcrLTr-CHAsGr ~ L.RoiN'
An examination relaiY. 10 a charge OF grand 'aF-
,spy recently preferred BY NJ Weldon, o, tne hr u
Weldon s. Thorp, oIokers, residing q, No. al
stree: sganit Gee ". Thorp, has been gong % : r
ZONE day. before Jas,ce CoonoIS. The ano-ni IL
yolyed q ,6s5 and tie Mr.. Weldon charge. va
.:Oep from the cafe By NJ. Tuorp. The I.i'ei &C.
knoSleJges having taken the motley bet claims q A.
!, belonged 70 5in, and hs. be did -; stea = &c
.efumoty al H. ami the case VII be s1nmed a. ahc
sJjadica..d spon 7 lew dsys.
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Advertisement.
I'm DIRKIN eXnec's 20 snen1 the ensuing Wei

DR.. DIRKIN expects 20 spend the ensuing week
Boston Mass whore be Ia. been cd s,tend 60 several
ur.eut q consumption and tch Pa'iens that
vicinity will be notified Of hs Whereabouts BY ,nnouneements
the Should Doctor be
has been IN this city he will have done
.ork suffering humanity which the medical men Ia Mod
rcarhh-e If toi.g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

RA1soAp AccIprsr on TIE NrwHAyrs RoAp.
As re Boston tran 6ae &c his ely Of p n. ST.
ur3sy, sppro ,chee ford ,ta N, man fell BET Feen
the cars and vas ground % pie -es ~ he ,Iac On
i. person were found tvs .ly.r napkin nrgs and re
yslse was fall Of silver ware. &c "a: was ;e.e-
srsphed N - Boston aid ansNeI was re;lrrec re;
robbery bad been committed IN :eA, isy std q lafee
sno-rt Of silver s,olen. I. wes supposed .tS, he
nan who was killed. rss he Iotbe,.
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TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
tnd every variety TE,s for Groe Tee Dssers and pr
vae Amis.-so1obops 0oone and fount Hy.on, from t'e
20 SEC Gunpowder and Imperial from % 20 aSsh o,n~
QUALITIES equally lew Also Sn boxes Of good FAMILY lea H
one dollar Call and .IAmne-No rs Chatham st. sewees
Pearl Gne Rooseyelt-sts
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the amount Of Imports entered lager than BE-
fore known, beng t6ii,24l Against 81 "a AL sane
week lAst year The aggregate for the year thus r
sl So4 CSC ssains, tl6 So 30 time las, year.
Included in the Imports other than Dry Goods were
Coffee, ssS,so; Buisots SIS, 100: Csocs, &I3 90;
CeehneI, ls7Oo; Linseed OIL, 81, 200: Furs tio..
SEQ; Gunny-Cl0th, $3.50; Gas SIS 600; Hemp.
81 800; lDdis Rubber 81 zoo Hsies. sell. 100:
Guns, $4,000; Lead 81, TO; Iron. tSS ooo Steel.
as AGO; Tin, So 0oo; Zine. $4,000; Mol.s.e- as
20; Pork. sle 6O0 Rsgs sll7oo; Lin.eed, sss 40;
Sugar. sl5S eco; Tea, $3.50; Tobacco. ga 80;
Watches, SCI. 100; Wines, So 30.
TIE outward movemen. OF produce, Sc, other tAss
spscie has been sl07i S, sSsinst 81 ,Sl9l l2, in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

WALLAoK..-Mss Heron VII perform for the .iI-
.eenik time. Camille s-night. Her audiences have
been uniformly crowded, and the putEc excitement
undated regarding her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

FrRr " DovBR STREET The alarm Of IRE a, 10!
oc,,k last night wa. caused BY the surnog OF n ID
,hed in Dover street, pss- the Ire q TIE B'wey -
tensND. Damage sbsf:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

The Lgb; Guard bal, which i 20 De gwen OF
Thursday nigh, q ih.s week, 3, he Academy 0; No
SIC, wi undoubtedly be the NOE: msgnidcer: fee Of;
The sessor. TIE managers have made 81 then az
rarctrnerts OF scale suited 70 tie vast capacity o.:
the cidce. and nothing has beer omitted which could
be supposed to add comfort or 3rlance to The erer
,ainmept. We have but single aint 20 give, and
tha. il. should the nigh; happen De cold which e
rct probable, let there be ample mesus ST hand FOX
warming the house.
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FlRr ~ FIFrY-SEc1SD SrREtT.-The alarm % FIRE
z The Rr.t District, S, ocio,k yesterday N rnng,
was saused by tie blrnirg Of III unoccup.ed frame
building on Ffiy.eccsd street, neII re East RlVer'
The loss was no: very heavy.
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CITY ITEMS.

AolpLKI OF hrsIc The operate season proneed
by n strsko.h isneNiy At en- srd. See DIVERSE
neni for :e-nights Performance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

SrlBB.vG AFrRAY.-GeO. NJ. Batter an Benjamin
CArperter me latter residing &; N. Cln:or -:fee
60. no dispute CT Ga urdsy in reia: OF 20 Cln;on
stree. being ncDmb.red W.T. art, when Ike Former
drew lnIe and stabbed Carpenter L .he osck, T.
fie:re a severe wound. The Ijued man wo c'n-
vsyed = DIS residence md Batter was led oy Justcs
Wood for eIsnina..or.
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u OF paper Of today will be seen aesl for meet
rg & he citizens Of Br okyn, 10 take come acton
r.lsroc 10 RE y,rr.s between that city and New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

BuKTos's-The gres: ;E'en;s a the mEr.seF, Bar
Ip, ard OF Broughsm, are Low combined az ~ thea
ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09
Markets. CApEFULLr REPORTED FOR THE TEisusr.

AsHFS-There Is fair demnsd for Pots. tor sspf 70 hs
Continent these and hrm sales oi w DOS s'""
al 50; Pearls in limited request 81 ~ cS0 tIoNt
COTTON-Under the AtIcss news the market hfnef 80
quite scye The transactions mostly In ttsnst"' 'os
sale. are 5000 bales. We repeat cur quotations.
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WHAsfAsL - EIw.Yoss M. J3ln J. Rely {
-. 4

oil relative C vesitsgs provides a. fo1oT
ri,f Ter fon the ..'; AIDE Of pe; NJ - the t.s' a,
% aide q NJ .hNl, 0C tae sta cay o.
y, .oth "a, q D,--Hb-T Il ,sch yes > res@-F~l -.
spGt II CARA bs... 5k-s.s u
.roffirs properly 80 81 81. sAte % tar
SsCcsG tnTo-srs hsfh~f ss.f- % rrosio; $40 -.
any o'h.T rom ecgPyoE tee 'Ps-e nus A4T"- -
h.I.h ef bafs bsfLrs k5i aIy F-s.e
oeesPy sGch II & ET-s poser o. Toe H., Dor Ae 90 "
u.vr "A N utsa ih.ir b-rrb rs-ded f1f eosis -.
-.ss o. resistance Il ;ne owner 1As 81 ~
..,... % wk.1 r,quuee by The Pr Per ote-i
re- AZ, 4 50 - recovered Glss0-f - .
isr The act .isled Al f-srs q H.rocr h~@' "
port of S,~YoFt pAssee N-'eh a. lsSl. ,....--..
re.,h ko,hBs % IN P4if the rlfht q %
Of ,ks seSre famed pes 70 oosei ne ssA rates oi
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...sasSs. SIS tSl.isso

Me- decrease % feb ) so
The exports OF Specie for the week are nearly
81 eco Geo. of which about $50 600 was 10 Havana IN
Sparish Gold, which bad been received here ~
fransgs from Europe. The Alps to-day brought
$50 Geo from Usyre on i,s way Ia Hsvsna
The exports Of Specie from this por for the week
ending this day, and for the year 1866, thu. far, ~ere
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PLATT-slCBhOHD-Ur s.tarcs, FEB By The Rev Dr.
Tyts PA This civ, % Anne daughter q
he a.. Dr.. = Rcsmonl Of Ne. Br1rssics, " ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

S1RucR JUNEs MI VsDrm Lee ltuodu'ec
biz 20 provide fc ,tru,k r-s n csses o: nIcscy tnd
diff ,ul:, IN the Superior Co-r.; also oI 70 c'ntrm
conv.ysrc.s OF Ttai e';ae made by tler' 70 -zehs;
s.o one % extend tie lime % M Cram IN docking
opt @: hs premises a. Gowsnu-, provided tie lnes Q;
he Hubor Commissioner be 70. exceeded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

The sgSieSste exports for the year have been
=, 53l at3 against 1851. 29S.
The following j. scOmparative statement of the value
Of certain exports from the commencement Il the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

Total sS@oIS ~
During the previous week there were no specie
exports.
The money market has been sctive during the
week. but the supply has been gradually increasing,
and at the cose we hear but Little complaint OF diff
Guilty in finding money call good stock. The de-
nand from importers for the payment Of duies has
been large and some OF the Ranks have been rather
pressed by oiIerirg-. but have accommodated their
dealers literally First class paper IS not abundant
smong the discount houses and goes freely asa9v
cert.
The receipts Of the Hudson River Railroad were as
follows;
In January.
49,, .......... so SO ~
The land sales Of the Illinois Central Road IN Janu
ary were about 1850 600.
At Philadelphia the money market continues very
easy, capital abundant and FIRST class paper scarce
ard readily ne gotated at 10 cent per aunum. AZ
Boston money in good supply at 81 to cent tor
paper Of the best class.
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iAcvr--stmuhl

iAcvr-zssn~nh
HERRIS6's PATENT CHAMPICS tIRk-fhooi
s.Tss ses. ~ 81 AID sc Htsv- Iad Nc nr1S"
ke~Yt<A
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s Rome 4 ivaiertown X. IS
~ New.Jersey Railroad. III
100 Hudson River X X. b5O 81 .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-22
sc d 6 / / 6 t.


Die Nitsfitrsr str Smiling Spring Ssur,
Srii4erunS5 0elsaldaft" wsrben bierbur4 rr.
lu6t, an folsnpen Sasen unb on fcfsenprn gld.
brn Fa sinSufineen, uno tbre ant9sile pon BEN
enlightenment NU. 5, su btriGtiesn, Gin tetss Wt.
slise III snafid srbsten dnjaruIen unb suslei6e,
3st feline YeIitg miiSutrin9sn:
1m SRrntas csn lltsn glsi, ant bauIs rrn
5clbua Sriterttu9, in SBtiftntur9 2Ounldip.
Im Disnitas htu l2In Naai, am ,paufs pen Da:
pib 9lsiItr, IN sennpilEs.
Am SRtupcd ben l3ten gPai, um 6auis pcn IA:
bib g0. Stlller, in epnn Saunfbip!
am Dcnncrta9 btn l4tcn gRai, am 6auIS pcn
Srpsn pduftdcr, IN btirCtbr9.
am Srsitaa csn l5tsn Mai, oIa ,SauIt ptn Dave
pstsr, in Balhin9tCu:
IN, Gamitas osn 16en gRai, am SauCs ocn .5obn
Sbans, Jun. IN Glcrc.G8britbal.
am g1entos Sen lsEu SRai, AM 5aurs rem Ssuas
Ssi6crfj in sewbiu!
I'm, Dirnffas tsn 1ottu gRai, au SauIe sru Sc:
ilab Strausj IN SGosg8bcitbeu
?tlr SptttWtta etn 30itsH Maij an, 6aufs pom III.
Zen 1ppcl, in SoBbur9!
I'm Dcunsrtag ben 2lfteH gRoi, ON 5auIs pcn
GbdrItS Oil, in gRtuTstdun:
am Srsitas Ssu 22acn gy1ai, am Sauls pcu esn,
rp SQnbcule, IN SreinisspiGe.
Satob SGsster, assnt.
asrit %, 1857. ra3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-22
@eIellIcbafts : Mulb1un9.

yladridt wiro bierniit 9t9eben eaB bic it einl9er
3st Der jrpben bsn iInter3sbnstsn beiiauoene pans
oelsigdsilittoft, IN oem 5sraioe; unO &eblsnspaus
od, IN oer Staot Iuenkuu, uuter bsr Sirma pen
8ctb uuc Gbrlf, an 16teu April 1857. burob nlers
(titee GinDifIsun9 aufesls6t rprrpsn III. Aae eis.
isnisen oaber, welehc ncdb on c6tss Srma fhuIotn.
fiuo bisrpurd srnlih aufssfctpsrt iansrbaib gFe=
den, an ibrsm Stchrboufs (cbspGm rie frsie balle)
auIurufcn unc at;its;abIsn nno gctds 6it ned,
rsbfn,aei9t 5ereerun9su BADEN mS9sR. fno stCnfaIs
erfuht fc on Dem ndnilidbsn yloes tinjubane9m,
allTpe Die Sabsr far oi.fs Belt ptrtsitsn werbcno
Gbarlss G. GtriR,
Samud Sctb.
Benjamin s. Rctb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-22
7u dbcraael,fid,.

Belnabf Gilee tpiEo teut 3u Eaee ju pbsrfddJ.
fih uno umfdtslcs eetanbbatt. Sc IN su pisI
Der 8all pab qsuts. ipelde In elm @sfhsft sehen,
enaatt Der n5ttisen 1000 9balsr nur 100 babsn
uno 70 i'm 8rrtdltnib. uno bic Guige III. pae lff
eas lang NIT aebcrgtea Noten in ben Stra6en unb
@aG n 5ifentlM tsrunt baufrsn. unt sejpunseR
inp, Dislstben an ben GapitdIiilsn an ZEN beiien
Sepinsun9sn Su perfauirn. snsts aus Der llrfaGe.
neil iie elm OslfGft Obne G,sIo anhnsen. SBer
elm fiasres Oei6ait trettsn nil, muB T6 auf isi-
ne s8snen 6r6fte, une Wittsl oerlaTsn = mug
ieltii Capital Utfr wp6lpoHenre 8reunrt baben
unp iid ni6t aul Santsn pbu dbnltGe anitaften
psrla1en uno fsin @Iiid psrIudrn. Dapcn babsn
mir tdJl6 Ssiptsls epr Iu9sn.
Cine tfetns Sausrti nit llmfi6t cesr 8lus'
teit prrpaltst, III brtr ate sin sruees Stiid eanc
rem nan nur bic baIte Gufmafiamfeit ldenten
fam. Sc sstt ipnR, ME uns rnmaI Gin pratti'
Ifsr Bauer faate: Gin arcees @eSappel une
rtns Grsatsl." Der sr5bte 8sblsr Iiest oft in
oem yRunfGe. cine srcee Saurrei. ju bitten,
ipsnn man bel sst5risrr Yflese prn sinsm flsinen
Stiid 2anb NIT psl wenissr Nrbelt uuo Rotten
reuieltrn Grtras rsislen iSnnts.
Sn bisIen 9asrn tsltsrapbiI6er S@nelliatsit
mirp 9llcs in rincm ysi sreeartisnsn Stpl sctris'
ben ale por aItsn 3siten. Ypan lett fGnsaer. i6t
i6ueusr, fdbrt lbneler. bsiratbet fGnsaer. lGuIt
iGnelIer BON Irtncm s8eite uub ma6t f&nsasr
Sanirrrtt. alIrs auf cine etsrad6li6e Uctis.-
SDs Der Gnfans 70 eas Gnce. User iein 5aus
auf Sanp taurt, osm prb es talc dter ftn &epf
;ulammsn iiirpn.-(D. am. Gep }
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-22
Se4t tF eSer Gare 3ett !
6errlttbe Stablfebern /!
Redt, Uutb unO fjfltri6,
Budt~ unb Sdreibhsuterialisn Sant,

Buh~ unb Sdreibnlateridlieri Sanbs
Ter III ter Stabt 9tQentaun,
Grsrstfsn birit @rlesenteit sinsni sfstrlsn Dub
Itfum un;u,siseb bae lie icsbrn pcu Gnalanb ina
pCrtrt une an isrrm 9u6Rp9r in tss saailtsH
Straec trDfTnrt babsn,
Ginrn brrrlirben Strd Stabifetsrn-
bri gSritrm Der srSbts unb be1e brr nc@ it Ia at>
lentaun anjutrsffen mar. - Gerlsl6r be9rsil Je-
bern pom alien SsnfnnunssH uao Yrriesn In F&.
Die nur pTlanst psrern t6nnsn, unc nitman6 lann
fsbIsn fia nun tsi unt prlfcmmsn au bsfyIeti-
cen,
Sa plr cine Is9r sro6s Suantitdt 6sttrn in~
rrrtirt batrn, uup fr iGnslle Ssrfdufs unt tItlne
prcFte ein9etsn. 70 lahen MIR bic Stcbrtaltsr
pom ednee tsIpnrers Elm, Eel uns ansaruftn, an>
fern Stcd su brlsben, itnb 9slAisbt bles, - pss-
Tbrrn ipir Te lhrn i'm Soraus, bag Il 6ann siH-
selsben mdGen, pab fe NOD ME all tetnsm bdaS
in pbtlabslptIa pber 9ieuyrrt, tin srs6erss, I66-
nerrS uno biligsres g6prtcmsnt Stnblffbsrn aa-
setrrfTen tabsn. .-9eim 6sinprriauf inSst man
aud gtrate tsi unS bic reGtn Waarea une su~
slei& aud bic rrstm prsbs.
gBr battu aud CUR namli6tn!3 !3st sin ft6r auess-
psbntts @bortemrnt Sebsrn 5altcr (Dsnbplbsrsl
n,pcrtrt, bic mir sbsnfafls an bsber ned ME sr~
tGrt niepsrsn YrciDsu sertsafca tSnnss uno ptr-
Den.
Rafct ba6sr Eel ms an, ttt,Stt un1trH SsrrII>
den Sted. unb S6r rerest Sann tatp fubsn---
wsnn Sbr Gursn tssnsn Sutrrrfcn estrsu lrn>
unr wcbGfeil fauisR MOTT = cab bisr ssraes beg
reate Srt ia.
8ar bisbsr stnpssns aahSf&aft Fne mir bShia
Oanftar ane ptrbrn uns itttS Isrnerbin tsmiibsH,
OurG CUTE 9ebanbluns. quite s3aarsn unS tillise
prrier, tHs unlern AntbsiI brr @unit Sss putli-
tums susaFGern.
1efj Gutb une ,Sdfrid,.
Gpril 81. 1857. -3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-22
SEQ Datript

sas- Sir Rnb srIu6t wcroen an3useisen, bab
BET etrw. 5srr 8 ftua 8. Der ~ am nddbs
a.n Scnntas. Scrmiiass UNI 10 utr, in Der
birTsen Tsfcrmirten &ir&s. Isine Giniritts,gltb'
talttu rirp - 70 fsr 9gu esten anr @eiansaTit
fGsntrt.
sey- 90 iiub mir au6 aftstsn ircrbsn tsfanni
su MAIDEN, ba6 Der gtrw. 5srr u. {. @aifen'
tttntr. nS6iisn Scnntas iiter 9ass, 9'cr'
mittass I'M 10 lltr, In Der hisFsen euiberilter
air4., feline Ginlri.ts' grbs 3u ballen 9ffonnsn
III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-22
Hed, elm 6eIbltms.g.

Sn ttr sladlt bonn 5rsitas srr a6t 5agsn bt.
sitns Gin iltuser Wlnn. 9iamenS Siaae g o.
Der, SrlbitmcrO. caeurd, cdB ct fG in Dem
Slunislrtsn ieinsS 9aters. in Gpbraia 3aunIbip,
eansasr 9aunip. Utrmsit 8Irmstaan. srtdnstt
Sic llria6s. NsI6s fin bis sssebuns Oitier urnl.
tirli6sn 3tat ausesbsn rirb, IL oca st,pas ro'
mantiidr Srt, urp iriiiet. mrnn 8cb6rg trarts'
h., GtrfT su ssasm Arman na4 psm Sipl Der
bsus asn Mces r,feratar Iiefrm. 8er sIniSrr
9ahtn iane Gin Srrttr in unirrst gcalt Ter Ytr
trlidbl Asa Siyunssn tait. wsl&ss bsrsutenr,
aaimsffiamlsis suf ib jog. bel peldSm Der iunsf
Gcptr Der SrriIagts. uuO Gin iunssS Wdt9rn pen
eemi,Itsn 9aunl6ip, he 6lisrrn tuar. Dad
sn,m lansen uno unilaRpli6sn Ssrt5r rutbs ps
prrHb sdbiH srtIAieteu. saA GSpsr iif esn ga'
ter cinrs leebafttn Siness ertldrt purpe. Dad
Ssrlauf eluissr 5sit srbstfete sS, eae Cover cine
iiarfs 3unsisuns fur bic Nuttrr isines 8inpes
bests. rslGe tbtuIsits rriesus wurst, abrr Oe,
Slter brs Maeasns wdserte H6 bsainimt. bic
Ssrtriratbuns Der ,wei iungen Ssute 81 bssunii'
gen pper su bitlsen. DisIt trbarrIihe 0eies.
runs p,rarla@ts 6tm tlmssn Rlnns pislsn Sum.
msr, no in einsr unsIddihsn Stunpt mohts rr
psmisItsn unb iusIsih lsirtm etten tin entt.
(Erttslr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-22
81 G It OF be % :

@m SprIebtrn Samfas. In 6lrriSturs. @ o.
r ab Nnn a, @attin bss 6rn. 5 nj eS y Ns fp'
b a -, In ihrem 32itcn esbensiIbrs. Sore lie.
terrele tpurpen naf Qllentaun asbraGt. unp al
bier am IsBtsn 0lttuot. I'm geiisin einss 3atl'
rsi6rn eei6rnssfolsss tssrpiat. tst prlder @rIs.
asnbsit bic Gbrp. Serren 5idmdn unb Shmud'
sr .8sl4idts, paernbe unb trpiirst6e Reeen btsI'
ten.
9lm t5tcn gprIl. In Sal36uts 3aunf#ip. eeGa
Gauht7. ifabstb, gbs9atfn bss Sctr
etui Gid, in ibrrm 32lsn 9rtsnsjabre. - Ss
Der BerrfisuHg AM t7ten gpul, prepiste eer
Gbrip. pr. Seeslba& 80 einsm jablreiden pei'
Gen9rfclse, itsr Guana. Ct. Sotanuts, Gap. If
8srs 25 une 26. Sic bntrrGbt sinsH bstriib.
ten @attsn unb unmiubss Sinter, ibrea frl'
fen 6intritt ;u tstrauern.
am lcstsn Dcnnrrftag In tsrsr Statt. 5trr
Ulidasl gieie. in leinrm 56Ien 9etenSiatrs.-
Ss bsr Sserbi9uns iensr llstsrrrfe am lssteu
SamRas prsbists Der Gtrw. ScIspt Duts.
Nm lesten SamRas 9la6mittas in pisItr Stabt,
1bttatbe g.. cine SitlurrlprsArnee dpbter
ess Or. %. 8. GanCpsty, In itrrm tSten Se'
brntiltH.
Dim Iestsn DOnnsrfas In ttsfsr Stabt, Srrr
- bNh u - ~ WI H hNHN" <taAt VVh tbph
62 Sa5rrn.
Dim lrttm Srcitas In ticItr Stabt, bic Gtssat'
tin Ses 6crrn Smcn S6nsierr, In ttnsm 9ltrr
prn stpa q Sabrn.
am isstsn Sumads In bisIer Statt. ti. GGe.
sattin rrS 5errn Scrars Scot, alt stpa "a Sabs
re-
Gm ltstsn 8rrtas in 6tibtltrg GarnI6ip
6srr Ncuten RauG, in sinsfa alter Scn ttwa as
SabVn.
sIm ltbten Scnntaa In tirftr Statt, Sransis,
elm Sctn Ser gGi!,trs Sra. aft IS Sabre.
(G,natfanet nurh ben Gbrm. .s,trrn 8ubnt.)
@m 26ltn NGrJ. In 6citstbera. Sctn Stnrp,
5fbnlsin Scn Yrupeniius anp Satbariua Sans,
in 10ttn Wcnat.
9Im 3tsn 9tprl. In '5dbdtrrs, SuTannd, Elm
lT&trIsH ppn Daniel une Waria 1rauB, I'M 5.
Wrnat.
am 7tsn Qprl. In Sttr.R .RaeunsIe, qYeta,
@attn ron peier Bort. In eintn, altsr BON SO
Sibrsn, Q Wcnatcn unp q dassn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-22
Nu6itDrS@ Nnsetae.
Sn osm BaiIenaeriAt pcn esda Gaunty.

Sn esm WaisnSsri6t pon eeGa gauntY.
SH Der Gnhs Der Rsthnuna rrn @seree Stt unf
Suen DIT. arm,uiffratcrsH pcn Der 6tn' erlaHsn:
fbaft ess perftreener Jsnat ban 3 I, tstbin
pen 6aucptr 2ounlbip. ettha Gountr.
limb nun. arrit z. 1857, auf antraa ernannis lis
Srurt ScnatbaR Hsidaro, Nqihaet =. Gbsrhart
uno Charles SfRr ols aueitcrtn. um Die tcfaaic
Rtchuuus gt atsrfthsn unb esm Gslts ssmdg tins
Bcrtbrluua ;u mathsn.
NA Nus esn llrfnutsu. -9ae,suats:
SS 8. 08. Wliotfep, S6e.
OF Die etenasnannteu aueirersn rserten ib
sum &noiptd ibrtr Grntnnuna siifinoen, am ZEN:
uerlta9 ben 7ten 2aa Spai r&hffsns. um 10 iihr
8crAitfaos, In bem GeurfhaufS in atIenianh, allrc
db allie bshtittaitn Ysrfcnsn enfnesn tsnnen, psnn
iie ss fir anf btfiuosn.
dpril %. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-22

HS-Dit .,sam5. S6nsllp." l6rsttt 9 n
|tbrtnopues @tfGtni. Die faoisS sCn
Alsrdneria batsn bern psaetrattIGsn Club ppn
Rsarius en paar rraGtprIIs, nit rtn giltiunoI.
5lrtm rrSisrtsn ScdSbtrnsr ststrt, ais 3ri6sn
,brsr Aituns fir bic untelic9bire Dtmofratis
vrn ,,glt ScrtS." - SaGns gbrs baS. wtnn r,t
,osrrrn rss .TsmctrdiifGen Clubs pen glsdeinS.'
iih pen rsn elpirs bic 5Orru ans opsr aufltgtn
Iajicn.