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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
cute all kinds Of work neatly. durable and NJ
N E W Y o RK 2 RIG f S
Ro thathath e. es to See Let II m See
Dr. j. SNYDER.
Od'ULTSF.

rs still on hand aud ready At a times 10 walt % the
afflicted with diseasodeye Thankful fur the uu- nal.
lylbcn patronage be has received uringihe few month
Of his denco In Tin he would respectfully solicit n
continuance Of the same From his unusual In
treating the WIN have been under mis-
from this piece and various pars Of the staa he feels
newod confidence soloiunFthe patronage Of the public
lie has In many cases
RESTORED THE BLIND TO SIGHT,
And badly diseased eyes healthy condition during hi
short residence In this place,
Dr. Snyder has also paid particular attention to scfom
ous diseases which he has treated with unparalleled
cess
d. e. could refer many ata distance, hut deems
unnecesaafy, and only nsefi aleier from Mr. Boyss
ofCarry and will refer lew only OF the many caesthai
have been benefited In thisvicnity.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE co.
DR. j. MeADOO.

MILL promptly attend % ~ cats, ether in THIN Or
w country, IL almnisifung to Tho Afflicted Particular
attention paid 70 Female dgsei shower and Plunge baths
connected with che office, medesie when deemed pscea
BY himself Ohce west u W Wooden hndge, "a Ward,
Iiadn, Ohio, hSl'ly
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
q H d rOLLEGIATE OOURsE

whloh intended 70 embrace an branches "Pufely MeI.
camille has been recently enlarged and now BE- rsgaf
ded Of the most lengthy, thorough and complete ~
Introduced 10 the public 10 any similar Institution nihe
United staes
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
THE REGULAR oOURsE

Intended 10 represent every species Of business onthe
smalest Retail 10 the hehvlet and most Intricate of
Wholesale and Commiston well as Ranking, Railroad.
Ing. etc. demanded present BY our vast aud constantly
Increasing Commerce.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
no oALoMEL ! NO POISON II
bot good phyho, composed Of the healing
plsnif Nature has herself provided.
This you can 6nd 10 the
AROMATIC vEeErAnLE cATnAsTlc PILLS,
PRrPAReDnT
Prepared nv
A.LANGwoR. HY, FrSptA1. 0.

We compound them from Western expert
oaes--We knov vhatyou want because We want
then oerselves. Then when that Dull Headache,
fain "a the Btck or u b. commences. when In
shoF' you feel your system getting ou, Of order,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18

NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of tie House Of Representative
THOMAS N. FORD.
Dated ArIIl9a, les7.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
StlI0ntez9 z9Q0ri0t.

Dag8tGcustp 81. 9trtman, spn Stcr,
Wilioro SaunIaip, Qe6a Gamt9, Scrnttttrtl Ct.
ner frttIriGiScn lctcr16reitmo, patirt Den 5ttn
Desmter, 1856, oa Icin Gigcntbam an rcn I'm
tstf6rirtrnsn itsrtrasen bat, unp 3war gum brltrn
Ietner Grrtitcren, 70 werbcn tsmit ale brjentsrn
wstbe NOD an ibn ifulrie fnp aufSrfurrert In.
nsrbait sSuaen aniurufsn unp atjutcsatlsu-
unp iuIac weltc nod udtmabise glnfrrperunssn
an tflestsn slrtman babrn, rereen stcniallS aufs
9efcrp1t inrrrbdlb Ger bsiaatsn ,3sit ibre 9teds
nan9'n wrbltela;t9t sin5ubancigen ar a1 r-
6arriirn Mi0cr, 2lfiSnic.
SfeciNtfr IL. na6nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
SeTentliC6e 9Senblt.

9luf Samitass ben 24fc,~ ~9onuar, nSafcnt.
um 10 lltr Sormtttass, icurn am SauIc pvS Tn.
terjci6nctcn in 2gnn aouNl6ip, ec6a Gnlmty,
fctscnrr 9lrtitel auf TfentIi6n Senpu pertauft
werrrn, nGmlih.
6 stGd S6af gfcrtr, 70 stiid gnbSsirG,
i baScn nit SGltsr, 5 Sdnafr, Sdpeiuc, Elm
sresSulS g3ascn nit Satrs, gFdbc, Gssrn,
Binpmuble, 6eulcitcrn nit S6enel, SprrrsNnp
anprre 6cttcn Better mb Ssttlarcn, Slide,
Stible, GdlAranf. 3atrr, 6dber, Stdnurr, unb
Ipnf nod picIcrlci Saurrn,' Sauss unb Siiacn'
gcrdttIdaften Su unltdnbIid gu melren.
Die Scrin8un9en am @crFauista8s unb 2tuf
wartun8 BON -. -.s ....
Giibrrn MpYrr.
Glsnus SramlI4, Nuttirnrrt.
Seemtrr 2l. ralm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
9SGpa1Ols 0Of
unb Nlnining 81 a frb in c.


9rrb, Solliet, Gjauslrr, tmb Gpmp.,
botcn ib nun an Gem Gds rSr 3tln unO Union Sro'
etn (9rdujcur an bic neue 9Sriit dbtr btn Scrron)
IN anrntann po., etabIlrt, uuo noRet bertit lcIbI
DIE cs rpUnlbtn, nit allen Grtgn pcn ....a.
gSeispein, G'cltpein, 6enilod, Sprste, g8alme,
Sirihen, Gi6en unp anprrcm 8autclS-allO /:
9Glna, eatttn, GiclinS 2dtt6cn, SdinbeIn,
Sens spfuitrn, 9itrscl, unb in gBatrtet olsn
glrtifrl, tic in bielcs Sud- rinl6la9cu, gum
Saurn 9cbDrrno, gu psrlcbm. 1
en @trbinNune nit eitfcm mwtrcenft Gin cScr 4
gRchen) immer ouf 5ano batcu unb tGunsn prfr:
ti9sn auf SritsGun9: a sH..
aue 9lrtrn 8lrprtcarbs, G6iirtn, 5enasr. .5rSms,
SSi6s, Omit cper r9ne @los) GaornsSlenpGl,
II. {. w.-Sie prrfrrtiesn rbrrfallS Brttsgfus
fen, gBn9ens9labsn, Spri6en, S6Ittenlaufcr,
IL. no, wrlde5 allrS lie bsreit ino an ben
aacnicrri9Ten Martprriicn su prrfaufrn.
Gurb Scnuuc Ut,oortuns ibrcr 6,tfh6ftS, uno "a:
eurb oab is Die neorisittn Y1ortprciit ouf Ole &C:
nSbnIlbr @Crtn9un9sn pcu 8tiobIuu9, rstbnCn, bcf=
entSlnsn llbEraltn anbEil pcnGuntlbaft Su 9Eptn:
ntr.
Slc l1eCn aIIc sin anjurufin un0 ibrsn Strd in
Nu9tnkbtin 81 nrbmEn : uno fe psrFbcrn pcltrm'
mtnr Stfricri9un9.
December IL. nQtr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
Sefentli6e 9Senbu.

2tuf 8reitngs trn 23iten Sonuor
um ~ llbr Mtttaos, IcIen am 5uuic res serftor>
tsurn . Daniel @an9ewrr, IcBtbin bon
SunUprr GounIdip, 0eaa Gauntp, fcls'abe arti,
tel auf EifentIt8G Srnru pertauft wrrprn, ndm.
lid:
Cine gtaIs NIT @rIdirr, ~ Gntbsile Der ,9ler.
tpumptcn Sriidrn geIeGf6aft,' 3 Srfcn nit
9tcbr, tppsun Der cine Gin &o6cfen In, Better,
Settlubsn uno Ssttjeus, Bureau, 0eSf, CD uno
&G6enI6ranf, cine SauSubr NIT SaRcil, GtIde,
Gtdble, titen, 2 fupferne Srliel, @arpsts, 3ds
bcr, Safer, Stdnner, S6mals mlO ionf nod sis
ne srrGe SerI6iepsnbeit artifel 81 unlanOli4 Su
melrcn. ~
Die Ssbtnsun9rn AM GerfoufSta9e unS auf-
partun9 Scn r 80
GEarlcS Seed, er,cys
9SilIi0m S6ger W.
Sanudr 7. 1857. N13m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
9ippttS unb Gapc5

Siucsr Surs rcu oiIeu 1enennunsen
burtn Sur Cellars, Goprcu. 6antfhu6e II. f.tr.
g1ir babtn ctsnfaGS uultrn Stcd pcn Sttfd.
eAubeu, bdten Gnpp,n, lIhttIttb fir Die Sahre:
isit um pitts rfrorSeert = Infer S!ef rcn lICbGrs
fdubsn I'M 8tcnpirtn in lchr 9rcg, uno lhGtGt oils
Die strihioensn Srtin i'm Ilartt in ch. ais Suoan:
Rntbtr. 8ufotci uuo 9ottlEotr, 6stnptt, II. No.
Iamtn uup lptrrtu, Wttibt ir9cno Der cbi9tn arti:
fd ttnctbist liuo, tptrotn mcb tbuu ptnn ft auru:
ftn uuo unisrn Stcd tefbsn, che &c fcntrpc tou'Sn.
aus cbjss artitel uerern usin; @rcern uno 8lSinrn
rpcbtfil il aanSitcbrbaItsr pvfauft. .t
.r a Ypung unb 2eb.
SIC AS Slt=Somttcn Struss.
1Itntaun Zee. 3. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
NQ0ri0t

rirb btrrrnit sesstrn paB pcr llntrr3si4nsts ais
erreutcr Der StutrrlaBrni6aft Der srrltOrbsnm
abt9a &uAn 8, legtbin pcn 2pnn 1am>
f6ip, ee6a GduntY srnannt purpen it, @lle
Si,ienisrn botsr wfl4s nod an beIaste Sirtrr.
labenidait l4ulpts Fnp, linc tisrrurA aufSsfcrs
bert tnnerbalb 6 8p4en bri tsm llntcrStihnrtrn
anSuruien uno otSube;ablsn. - llup SclGe bic
nod rttmdsiRe 5crreunsen baten, ii0p ctsns
faat sriuat iClar wObItsha,i0t inhrr9aI6 Der be.
IaStsn 3rit riujutrinsrn on
SpiEua g8ripG Gr'rr.
9reGmter 10. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
0eIeaI0aftS : AufIDIun9,

Nadri6t trtrp btrrmit 9c9cbrn, bab bic felt Ell
niger aFit Der tefanpcne Santclss '5irma, Stpis
iten urlub Gjutb unO Oat,iet 8. S4loud, ban.
belnb unter Der Sirma bon @utb unb Shlnu6, in
benz Saufmann5D@eIdSft in rrr gtabt gIlIentuun,
ant t9ten Dscenitrr 1856, br9 bctrerIeitise
Gtnml0un9 auf5rlEbt pUrpcn tt.-gIle pleeni.
aen baber, rrlAe nod an belaate 5trna fhulbi9
ifnp, pcrpcn 9ebrtsn rcht balpist an alten Stanbs
ptabe anSurufrn unb abSubciablcn, - llnb IOlbr
bic nod rr6tmSbisc 5crperunssn batrn mTsen,
tSnnrn rricbc etrnfaa5 fir Srjallun8 einbanei'
aeil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
lin Oas rrifrnOe Dublikum.

Der llnter3eidnrte srtbeilt btcrmit Dem gutli'
fun bic Na6rtht, bab er prn nun an bic 9clt
spiI6sn @llmtum unp Sanrdspjae Sprimal pSs
6cntIi@ trfbrrcrt, np etnseri6tct III, UNI paeaa
9ere nit aIlsr Ssaucntt&trit 3Wtra8en. n.-gr prrs
lSbt SdnrdsSiae iebsn Ncntas unp OrnncrNas
um 81 u9r uuO Sie9crSpille um 81 llbr Sprs
mttass unb Ssrtdbt pirrrr @aentaun CUR 8iid'
fr6r I'M % llGr Naamitta9s pa5assre wer,
ben 5u tiat8sn grstBcn mad GQeutaun mp SurGd
brfTrrGt.
9luap5 Jtabrnplh.
December 24. 1856. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
THE RUSSIAN WAR;!

WE have just published new edition oil
" this popular and saleable work, and can
nov supply our Agents and Canvassers with
out delay.
Besides complete History of the War,
it includes the Life and Reign of Nicholas
l., with sketches of Schamvl, the Cir;as-
sian Chief, and other distinguished charac-
tiers also descriptions of Russian Society
and Government, &c., making one Of the
most interesting works ever published. 1t
is beautifully illustrated with fine tinted
plates, and bound in the best manner.-We
send specimen copy with particulars Of
g--ency to any part OF the United States, free
of postage, on receipt of the price, SIPS.
]. w. BRADLEY, Publisher.
No. 45 North Fourth St., Phila.
Dec. 10. 1856.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
AN ORDINANCE
i RESPECTING SNOW.

SECTION 1. Be it ordained and enacted
by the Burgess and Town Council of the
Borough of Allentown, and it is hereby enac-
ted and ordained by the authority of the
same: That after the legal publication of
this ordinance il shall be unlawful for any
person or persons owning or occupying any
lot or lots adjoining or fronting upon any Of
the sire. is in the Borough Of Allentown,
that now are, or hereafter shall be regulated,
shaped and formed, according to the Borough
regulations, TO suffer snow 10 be and remain
upon the pavements or sidewalks and cutters
adjoining such lot or lots as aforesaid, for a
longer period than two hours after it shall
have ceased showing if ii be in the day time,
or after o'clock A. M. next day, if it be
in the night time. And in case any person
or persons owning or occupying such lot or
lots, as aforesaid, shall neglect to remove
the same from the pavement OF sidewalk and
gutter adjoining his, her or their lot, or lots
within the times specified in this ordinance: ::
it shall be lawful, for the Burgess. High
Constable or Street Committee, TO cause the
same TO be removed forthwith, and the ex
pense thereof together with costs Of suit, if
necessary, shall be collected from the owner
or occupyor in an action of debt, in the name
of the Burgess and Town Council ofthc Bo-
rough of Allentown, before any Justice Of
the Peace in said Borough.
By order of the Town Council
THOMAS MoHR, Burgess.
January 7. 1857. 9W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
NQ0rt0t.

Der llnter,ei6nete in Sdp 98GeitGal, 2r6a
Samts, bat scscnwartis auf 5anp, aup su prr'
taufen, an biaiscn 9reeen. r
Glle 9lrten @i6cn<SplS
fir SSs' uno Sau. 8ltde, 70 mic aud fit 0a9.
ntr uno 9Fu9ma6r. -
sBtr ;u taufcn pinl6t. mrlcr Th tnIr, inrrn
tGslib papOn Su 6laftr' oclS sCbaurn pirc .-Gs
II naBe tci Stmun 8oYert, rbsmals ganSpers,
Birtbsbauic.
10 ... Scnr9 Gjutl il.
Dee. 3. 1856. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
ltriab 0ut6, a
Daniel 6. Salau6.
Sic @cfdlGftc.

Die GrI6Gfte merpen tiinitisBin an tcm atten
Stancptabe, Gde Der Brts sSamiltcn- unb 9trn
Stra6e Spn trm llntrrScidnctcn auf allringe
8r6nuns fcrtsrIset, ben rS freucn wiro re6t piele
Runprn ariprr4rn gu irben, psl6e er aud Ollie
mad BuniA 81 tcT;istt9en iid i'm Stnnpe 9Iaatt
Daniel S. Salnuh.
December 24. 1856. ... ..... . nNim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
eSur5! 95urS! GSurS!

Surs. 1T 6sinabt 2uts pcnab jcet 9tfra9t ipirb.
une mir huo fen snhtcfeu nitt biuttr btr 3stt iu
frin. - Sn 5rlSs ctesn babsu mir elm tbr Arc6ss
a1crtsmtnt. oirstt ueu cen Gttu MlanuaEuriften IN
situport Gitp, apo 6ur6 auf eis mtiF mectarti9ItE
e4sifs uuo ju ben nisori9tm prtfu III batcu III, crs
batn.-iuitr afcrtenent btitet Die fclstuem SpIss,
nun I'M Sebraub, in fh, oils:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
AQen Arten Bidder,
gapier S6reitmatcrialiert 9erfttmr>
g ricn unp 8erItbiepenbeiten, ls "

tNPtbtI -iDlhtpilHhlIitNtiiltI Ttl INiHI~
ricn itnp GerIbiepenbeitent 4.
pttds artitst fs tereits in ibrcm pcbtfeilcn 4ut.
itcbr. ;uifbsn Dem SRartt:Scrcd uno ,5s1cn6utb's e
gaiibauis in 1Itutaun ous9Iadt battu. Gs III
sts elm Gtntauf ecB9telthCn on Nus9soehntheit Su;
te, @tan, uno 8iuisItit nrd) mic uo6 Sttir Stact
at6ratbt lpurbe-uno mir 9tctnfeu osnltlten outb
aus 1rtifd oniufd6rtn III unmS9litb, obsr gu rsm
nsuen Giufouf 9ctSrEn:
Bitdn uuo Ssitamtntt-etutlbe uuo enotifbe-ocn
alien @rSbcu uno GintSuosu, nit unD cbns Sil.
Der, nic man nc ptniht a.#aH
Stttt: uuo G5tIau1bdhsr ron alien 2rttn- Yrebiet=
bdhsr uuo anotre @rbouun9slhrtlitn.
ScHutaaslhu6dtber, otuths unp sustiIhs. prn olltu
arttn, Gle mir an YbunSstPbia Yrtjgtn ljGfrn
tGnntn.
Origin pcntinSt1,s afcrttmcrt Ger Suhr err
1nltritouiIhcu Srattot:G6tItnGhaft.
GSlauTbud,cr- -eEc9trs pcu allen GrSgtu, Sage:
biitb:r, pa5,, SRsmcroubum unp 8tlstGnbUtbtr,
eius und6rrtrtffIbt Iuspabl.
Yedttbdh,r. gcrt NlcuuotS uuo bsr3tEthsu, Die Fd)
oar ridt tctsu taesn. ...
Gin orrai: aITrrtsmtnt Sbrribpopisr, 9odpapisr
etc., 5outp unp strpSbulitbts Brisfpapisr, Wetsn:
sspitr pru itpsr QuaItit, ...
@ristllmIhlSss (Gnptlrprs) pen allen Scrtsn.
Gnslilhs uup DSutlbt Sautbddtr ron alien Irttn
ict5bs Die in eetba @auntp aCStmttn 9tbrdudt ptr;
bsn-mcblciler bi;r ,u baten ots ir9cucmc lcnlt
ouRtrbatt Ybtaoapbio. GttnfnIs
GBcp:, Stabts uno ganffroeru.
Sbwarjs, rctbc uuo ttaut ghrtittints
2inttnstaGtr, SShttnputcsr une s6retfaur.
Seutfbe uuo Gn9liiht 0nltnrtr fdr A57, iino tsln
Gin;dnn uuo 6rcgsu Su rcrtouftn.
Panotarttu, attums unb Yilcsr pcu allen Hrttn une
prciGtn.
&erfiimerieu-at Gctc9ns SaafTtr, 6uurSt UNI
allie GrTtn tintp Sriit. .
3abnbdrittu, 5abnpulptr, uuo bunosrtsrltt opssr'
1rtiftl. Die mir nltht bsnantcn fSuntn.
0tT Stcbrbattr uup aueCrs Yerfentn mtldbe ir'
osue ttipaS aus urltrm SGcbe braudbtn, thun nch
ntnn Ie lei up5 anrukn, ctnn mir psrtouftn unitrs
1rttd olIt 70 pcblftl wnu nitt wcbtftiltr, ais man
is iresucwo in Der @t9tnb betcmmt
o. Gs mo0 auh bier nitbt aus benz p(dts fttn
au;ufibriu, oo6 mir btrii oanttor fine, fur btrttts
atucetne titsrale 8unoihof-uup ooe mir uns cln'
Tsrteausr srt,tttu-ntlbs mir fir unS eurcb Sli
I9tsit unr Ydntrtihteit su ptrrisntn fuhtu wtrotn
1eG, Gutb unb $oeIriA.
Scptmtcr 26. 4n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
$1,000 DeS SSQDrS.


llnitrs Gsenten ba6cn mebr ols niCie Summe ptrs
oisnt, paeurb baG e fir ras 9rr6e Sutb, tGtttclt:
"Great Events In Modern History"
umbcr atrcigt iuo-crboltcno Die meiit mcrtlpurbi9:
ten @rRnonn9cn, @rcbsrrn9Cn 9rcge 2rctFtn uno
auctrt ihaursrbaftc 8I0tbtubtitGn, bauptiidrb in
gurcpa uno 2tntrita, Scn Dem 8c9iunG bts 16Hn
5obrbuuptrts bis jur 9c9cnypart9tn 3eit bur6.
Se9n SrpIt 6. 8. 9.
Yra6tprQ psrSiert nit Gtibtn pcu YtSnsn rts
rrcrm uup onrerlr tcrdbmttn &UnitItr-9oajs Ssit
tctcrirts Ytatttn sinlblc6suc.
G5 tulbStt cine rrIts 8IIhrtjGun9 tts 8u6iIhtn
8rit9cs, uno oils 8s9ttcnbtitcn tis gum Sobr 1856
Da SaS 8ub uur burib SatFriptirn psrtauft,
Gno rurbaus nitht, an triuem %rsiB, in @uhitcbrs
ot9slagtn miro c batsu uulsrt I9cncn Stn 8crbeil
ousiu in lClhSn Oiitrittsn, Iuths Tc onnsbmSu ju
psrtaufu.-0isS 9i6t busn cine Grts9snbsit bic ftb
rUtGn Snst, inocm bitmCitIu it9,nonntsu Su6ltrip:
tcuss8ddtr audi c9tcidb in ctn 8uthfcbr5 onju
rsfTtn fnp. - S8ir dGerenNsn ouf Gmpfan9 ron
$500 Elm gpstimsn css 8u6s, nit rcQsn @ci0npcrs
beitsn cGr I9cntiboft.-NRon OpbreGre:
q. eS. S5raStcD. bsruuS9s6cr.
Nc AS. Ncro Ate STRAPS, pbtapalpbla
Iorsmbrr 90. 1856. nQ6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
9(Q6rtDt

wtrS bcrmit 9csrten, pab bic tlntrrSciGnstcsn ais
gpmnilrntcrs Der StnterlaBsnf6aft peS Seriicr,
tencn Gu bwig S3uler, leBtbin pcn Gpwer,
Nilfcro Sip, 2r6a Ganty rrnannt iporOen lino.f
-Gle btcintscn paGcr bic nod an tela9te 5intcr-
la6cnI&aft l6ulacn iinp crnlla aufsefprpert in
ner9alt 6 9Seden bei ben llnterSshnctrn anSuru~
fen unb at3uteSabIm, LIMB IUlde bic nod rr6tmd-
bige Sprperungen baben, inp etenfals crIu6t
ipt@e wpbItsitati0t tnnerBalb Der belaotrn 3eit
an
8etrr Sdulcr, sarsss !, ,,.
0aSip SHulery ''' w.
Sannar7. nafim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
6 ) g { 600 Ga o. 8
GlabiicGc 9lfabcmie,

Glabil9c afabrmie,
in 568crspiIIe, gcda Gaunty, pa.
hntSr rsr1uffbtpou ~. 6. orGman.
Dir ,rrite SiBuna brIcs Snlituts pirb itren
gnfanS ncbnWn am NlOntaa ben 2trn 5ag 5ct-
ruar, 1857. unp rirb % 94C6rn pprr bis gum
tilrn SuIt frrtraueru. Die GURUS spn 9nnrut'
ttpn in rirlem Shilitutr I6Iiebt ale bic nGbIidc
3weise Der @n9lI6en GBirtung In Itt9, unb 1T
tcrranct bic 36slinge fir 2rbrrr srr,uterrtttn,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
CHEMICAL ANAL YSIS

OF ORES, MINERALS, SOILS, &c.
By A. w. KINsEY, Catasauqua, Lehigh Co.
..,.. PA.
SCALE OF CHARGES
For ascertaining if certain metal or
other element is contained in a sub.
stance 81 90
Do. and giving its percentage pro-
portion - 2 90
All the constituents Of a substance,
without proportions 2 so
All the constituents, and their pro-
portions 90
Any other form of Analysis at like rea-
sonable rates.
Ess" Samples may be sent, directed as
above-3 OF. or something less will be suf-
fcient.
January 7, 1857. 3w
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San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19
Desperate ana Bloodv Duel.

The Stockton Republican of Wednesday, says
that formal meeting of hostile character
took place on Tuesday morning, near that city,
between Col. Casee, of San Joaquin county, and
Mr. Blair, of Merced county. The unfortunate
difficulty grew out of some private NATTER with
which third party was connected We have
heard various statements of the origin of the
affair, but it is unnecessary to inquire which is
correct. 1t appears, however, that the gentle
men met Monday on the street. and some per-
sonal indgnities were passed, which led I'M
mediately to challenge by one party, and its
acceptance by the other. The meeting was
fixed at four o'clock Tuesday morning, at the
race course near the city-weapons, Colts re-
volvers (sixes, distance, ten PAGES; the par
ties to discharge their first fire at the word,
and then continue at their discretion.
The meeting took place at the time appoint
ed At the first fire Col Casee received the
charge of his adversary in the right side, above
and forward of the point of the hip bone an
other struck a short distance below, and on a
line with the frst two others, still lower on
the hip and thigh, in a line with the first. Mr.
Blair was not hit. Col. Casee maintained his
position throughout, and, badly wounded as he
was, we understand insisted upon another
round of six shots each. This, of course his
friends prohibited The wounded man was
brought to the city. The first wound received
is said to be very dangerous, if not mortal
one. The others, we believe, though painful,
are not considered dangerous.
A tclegraphic dispatch to the Bulletin, says,
Casey is now at the Magnolia Hotel, attended
by Drs. Langdon and Norcom
The cause of the difficulty is rather mixed up,
being some remarks made by one about the
others connection with a young lady The
friends of each party charge the other with the
remarks No hopes Of Cascy's recovery are
entertained by his physicians.
LATER.-Col. Casee died on Wednesday.
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19
From the Salt River Chronicles.
CHAPTER |.

VERSE /. The people spakc with loud voice,
saying, There is something rotten in Den
mark"
O. And the inhabitants of . skull dom said
unto themselves, let us give battle unto the
enemy, for the countS'S sake.
3. And it came to pass that Captains were
chosen and they blew their horns and pitched
in.
4. They gathered themselves together from
the North and from the South, from the East
and from the West and congregated in the
tabernacle in one of the villages, which is the
inheritance of the tribe.
5. And they made a decree and came out of
the chamber and rejoiced that they had a
" strong man to run a race
6. Buta "change came over the spirit Of their
Dreams" and they rallied from high places and
groves, on every hill and under every green
tree.
Z. And they said unto him, We have COM
passed this mountain long enough; turn you
northward-udmose the ranch.
8. For you have rebelled against the COM
mandments Of the people, and went most pre-
sumptuously up into the HILL
8. And it came to pass that ambassadors
were sent to the villages, and swift messengers
ye!
TO- Let us take wise men-men of under
standing-and we'll known among our tribes,
and make them rulers over us.
H. Let the strangers, and those that were
born in the land-all the citizens of the realm,
who were minded of their own free will-go up
to the polls and vote.
II. And they went up, and were like strong
wall, and their breasts were like towers. And
they elected the men of their choice, and had a
good time.
49, Lambs were slain for the triumphal feast,
and blood ran from wound in pig's--neck.
IA. And q man of excellent understanding
appeared upon high place, and proclaimed an
Interpretation of the whole thing.
l5 All this took place, that the words which
the people had spoken might be fulfilled. So
mote it be.
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

STRUcK WHARF.-THE workmen on the Ar
tesian Well, struck a new stream of water on
Thursday, which is at present running over the
pipe at the rate oftwo hundred gallons per min
ute. The water be raised over an addi-
tional pipe of about five feet 1t now remains
for the Arterian Well Board to determine
whether the well shall be carried down farther
rlskng the present stream, with the hope of
obtaining larger one at greater depth The
we'll is now olo feet deep, and the present cost
OF boring is nearly $l5 per foot The water
that issues from it, is soft and clear, although
of quality at first taste not altogether palate
bic. A large number of our citizens visited the
well Yesterday, on learning of the new strike
on which occasion variety of opinions were
expressed upon the peculiar institution, , while
majority seemed in favor of putting the thing
through. .-Stockton drgns, September loh.