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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Den Euf nibt snsenemmcn /.

DIR gbrtp. 5err 8rctsl, BON Der Stabt Fan.
CATER, ben man in 8sabin9 ais eutbsrif6r prt'
bigger, an bic Steac bee perfprtsnsn @brw. Srn.
SUHman sr'pSblt bate, BAT ben Stuf niGt anse.
nUmmsn. n.-llrIa6e, neil feline @emrinos Su Gam
eaarr ibn ni&t BON bort wss,sben la1en nil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
(Ginasfanof.l

Serrtn Drufsr:-Snrem Id ttstsr fete
nen ylamn in gsrbinbuus NIT bem 9tmt zines
Gauntp IuhtprS babe nsnnsn b5rrn, 70 bite Id
Tim GrIautnib, Ssrrn GbarIssGSlSer, bon
Sancprr SaunI6ip, ais Ganribat fiji jsrrs amt
pCrsuI6lastn. = 5r. GClprr IN elm pertbr unb
punttliAsr Mann, unO wdrSe falS elmer Grnsn.
nuns unb Grrabluns, SpsiIslSctnt Die SntrrriTen
pss Gaunsss gang 1ren9e bepa&en.
Ein Ecpublirsncr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
IlnSf1,f.

Im rcrltttm Donnrrfaa. ais BEN f0ten Sep.
trmtsr, bate tarles YertenRc 4, Scbn
pom Ssnrs Ssrfsaicf. BON Nscer. .MilfCrp, sIp
Sstbd eauntp, bas ltnsIiid BON einem pferb nit
folder Sr1tsfsit auf ben Scrfopf 9sIalasrn su
nsrssn. ene tr WCnta9S barduf an BEN Sptsrn
ftart. Or mar Ia jeiuem lStrn 9ebrnsiabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
I'm Staat .11ainc 1T alice red,t .

8ei Der In lester 8o6t I'm Staat 0iains se,
balttnen @cupernSrs .gBdbl, baden bic 9lepubli.
Eaner pisber alIeS Scr ii& tsraetraasn .--Sis sr.
pibltsn nGmlif itrsn @cupsrn5r NIT siner srU6en
Msbrbsit unb Rstrteitm In tsos 3weist Der @s-
irSssbuus .-gDptlastban Mains !--lletsraa I'm
Norbsn. rpc tas 9ulf ni6t ttinblinss ben Serbor.
bsnen garttsilitoers nadlSuft, fallen bic 8ablsn
ilsts einfis fir bic 8epubIifanil6e Sa6t aus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
HerEa 6aiintu.

Sn Serfs Gaunty batsn Sic 8sputitansr R.
fGIeHen ftin Gaunts 9idet in Grntnnuns su brin.
ssn.--Dr ,,Notrr" n barber stpas b6Is--tn.
Dem sr slaubt bab nun babur9 Sisls 9cto 5OFos
at9ebaItsn psrbsn wiirbsn Der Babt bri,ulrct.
ntn--unb Sab eacur& padsrs Stinime nibt Iebr
naTf rerbsn fpiirSf,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
nampfFeiTtl erpleoirt.

@m t7tsn Ssptemtsr iii su Baltimore Der ScIs
Ist Su elmer Dampf' 'NaalmIble srplcbirt, pCpurG
Sas Ss0eltaus unp brri anlOeenbe 0etdube Ssrs
fort, Der SnsenIeur FART Ssrbriibt, unb 4 Snpsr
set6ptet tpurbsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Der Uemtcr.foerPauf

Der gsmtrr gtrfauf in 8srtS GauntS, pis
hiee Der .,etsralr SrCba4tsr'' nsnnt, Sat Dor ct.
ma gBc6en fattssfunbsn :--Das triet, Die 60.
TO Gcto DslssateR baten isr Ga,mty. .5idrt l&pn
pamals eeGilpet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
6reEes .Seuer.

Sim t6ttn Septrmtsr III In ct. 9puiS elm 5tus
er auSsebrpden, ,psI@ss Gissntbum su psm Bsrtb
bon $4,000 SerfSrts. giur elm gang ssrinser
S9sil tss 9erlufS 1T burh 8eriiGrruns gsbrdt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Sr1ftz Dub blifattDnen.

yin pclllianStsec aicrtiment aIlsr 8ii6r bsr
aneritmtldm 3ratt,@sirIii6ait, fuftrn ertaltcn
linc Poiiiipe an YbIaotIpbia greiIen an serfauie,
bel Red, @utb u. 9eIfrtd.E
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
.. s. S4lau&.
Mannsz unb SnabenzGiii

Gin 9rCess Hhcrtemsnt rru @dtsrn fir Grrpad,s
isne uuo auaten, bsitsbsnb aus ieper Sualtdt crs
bindrsn uno dnp Gaffimsrss, SeioenasIirsifte GaI:
fusres, ebsds. surirtss esinsu,cua fir 5slen lsis
uernes 8cdeSeu9, 2rpseoS, Sdhsr, Scans = Gsiees
mes, Satin uno sJarisilIcs @cftsn;cue - tiais gum
TGtauf i'm Stcbr Srn
n @ Gkr..x
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Garpets unb Sebl>Sub.

Gin 9rtess afOrtsnent pcn 8rieeI Carpets, an;
6srt Carpets pcu 81 Gents bic 81 so per sIare-
Sreppsn Garpsts ju l2 bis 81 Gents per 0are-
Slccr Seltuh vcn bis 2 Doro brett - 2rsppen.
Scltuh uno SGl:0lsnecn ptn alien Strles uno an
otIsn Yrsicn, non 81 Gtnts bis $i 81 per @attsrn-
;u pertaufn i'm SlGbr pSn
n @ GdI,,A
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
CSimc ROrfe.
GanntD Gbabmeilter.

SD rfrrirs mid tirrpurd pls rin freirpitlistf
Ganpipat fir pas Amt sinss Gaunis Saasmsis
iisrs.-SUlIts i'd Ubns bic 5alIr pra Dtlssaten.
SYitems rwdbIt prrpsn, 70 perfptshs i'd bic DEia.
ten bss ssiastsn @mtrc Srtrsulid nusSulitsn.
Gbarles 8lriii.
Qllcntaln Sspt. Is. 1857 natB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23

sS-Sefeblcn.-Samss u. 5iBfmmUns In
pOttspills, wurbe lcbtbin an llbrsn unp SupsIrn
gum Sstra9e SCn sl,t00 tsfebln, unp spar
pur6 Ieinsn eiacnsn Scbn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Cali! Sal;! Gal; (!

aibtCn uno eipsrrcd Soi,. tsim Cad uno tsin
Suldd ebenfalls 2ilbioIS in tlsinsn Sddsn - AZ
psrtaniSn i'm wcbfsilSn Stcbr pcn
.. 8. S6laud.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Gin 1temfr Stobr. (.
Yrpbtrt tins - ipenn rs Guh BrIiebt--
fauft BON mns
Neise GrGifnitm8!
Wcblfrile unb fafbiUnable @uarrn on
S6rtihsr 1t. @utb'S Strbr.
2rDdene Siiter, 6rO;erieS,
dluienswaaren 6rotfery, u. {. w., u. {. 10.
Gin neuer Stpbr, rsue Girma, unb
neue aareni
Gfbeimcr nn0 Gutl,

5abtn 1csbtn sinsn nsutn Grpdrnpaarsn, 0rpts<
rp unb anssmsntn garirtdtsn StDbr, an Nu. 8,
aBeft Samtltpn Straet, allsntaun. YsnnIplp. :,
bsinabt ssssniitsr ttr Obj. .5slpws' 5alle, srGif.
net, init sinef, gan, nstrn Stpd gBaarsn, nit gro.
fer SUrsfalt aus ben eprnttm1sn 5Guirr In gleu-
gcrf uno philadelphia sspdblt. Olan tann ilG
carauf perlaeen, unb auf bislsn 56attsfanb min.
i9sn mir bic aufmsrfiamfeit bss gdbIifuhs su
H6ten, ba6 unisr Stpd bic srSets unb hdR fdIf.
icnatelIe Serldiebnbeit In Der Start in 1ih fn6t,
unb nt6ts baB ouf ben SGslpss lir sin Gubenb
cber spanSis Sabreu serubt fat, fntst man bier,
lcnbern i'm WsssntbriI u Il 8 frii9 aus ben fee
ten City Sduir. llnIers greiesn linp sIri6, unb
auf ben ssrinsi Yrcit balirt; bic gDabrs
bet bielsr Nuslase t5nnsn ale AM bslien erIabrrn,
bic lei uns sCrlpr6sn. gBir irassn bios rinsn
anlpru&, unb perE6srn Spllfcmmene Satsfaes
tiCn. llnler unesbsursr Strt trfsbt aus
Stbiuar;er Mnb farbi8er Scibe,
unb Nanteln,
Seine 9re6>Waarrn, jetrr 9trt,
SfieScre unS Wfrbium @rri6 6hter.
S6arle, Nantillas, SanrI6ubf,
GraSattrn, Searfs, Gtcafs,
Strlupfe, Salsti6r, u. l.w.
2lus9rlp6blte Sitter fir Wnmsleute,
2famers 50 q arem,
ptn alien 8snsnnuhssn.
Srii6 Seinipant, SeinibahSs0utcr,
unt ale anbere artitrin biz in rtnrr Saus6altuna
se6rau&t prrbsn-turi lilies ipds 9rtbtinIdt fpirb,
BON benz rsi6iten StalisniG&tn Sepe bis gum
irrblfeilisn 6rimsemaGtsn berat.
llnir Stpd Scn Saus.6urniT6ing. gBaaren,
ais Carpets, bon allen StYls, Nualitdten unb
prsieen, SfltiiGer, etc., Fnbst man pieIfa@ unp
pca, sbsnic unisr Stcd 0rceerisn, GINA, @lae.,
Suicnss uno Grrdery sgBaaren.
1d- 2anbrsprppufte perbsn i'm MustauI6 fir
sSaaun anScnpmmsn, ppftir Der b6&ie Marft-
preib erlautt wirb.
Gs III unirre atf6t @el6dfts nuf litrrntr unb
Hrsns ebrbarsn 9rin,pien ~ tetrsiten, unb pers
trauen bab bas Sutlifum uns cine libsrale &unb.
Ihaft jutcmmfn laben pirb. gBir 16euen uns
nt6t Su trmrrfsn, baB unisrr lansjdbri8e Grfat.
runs In BEN @sl6Sft uns in ben Stano IeBen
pirb, einen Strd Sitter ;u tuItrn, Der bic Sffcnts
lide aufmsrfiamteit SsrSicnt. gsrseet ben Srt
ni&t-Ba- SSO. ., aBcf SamiItpn.S Straee.
Nc. 8 1T ber 9las Spre6ct bri uns
Dor
6dcimcr uno 6utb.
Septembrt 80. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
.. s. SHlauG.
NfuSIine! MusIine!

Gin srcess adcrtensut ron ssblci6isn unb unaes
tleidten SRuslineu, lO:4 etintibsr. 8ett 2idina.
Dcppellfein, 3u alien prstfen - Siibtdbsr pcu I'll
bis 37I Gents per guro-9stIsihts Quits 3u So so
eis 80 oas Stid, 5rifb einsn &c, pcblftil su per:
taufen i'm Stcbr ron
.. &. ShlauH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
.. 8. @&lau8.
Groceries ! Groceries !

Sin frtfhsr uuo 9rc6sr Scrratb ron Suder, 6af:
fee, sRcIaiics, @Ctpdrjc, Sbse, Rcinen, Gepfsl:
S6nittit &ds 10. icrtsn srbaItsn unb tGis ,u psrs
taufrn I'M Stebr ron
.. &. Sdtau&,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Srpfenpaaren. Gyrpcerirs unb
SnienSnaarcn.

2dSics Crcf Outer, pcn alIen Gmls unb
'atterns, aIs: fhrpar,e uuo fart9s esihe. crondrr
une Sdnep 8cra9s, Detoinss, eopns, 9sross Drses
patterns, perfan 2wius, 9taio Dusai, fdbattirte
Dslainss, fbpor;s 9biGi, Ssiorn9sfiretfts 9eplan,
Wontiras. Yrints, eineboms, w., fcmis sin srcfes
QfcrtemEnt pcn pnrOfrIs - nisifnsns, 8ss6 uub
5ilhtsin 5crrs - allies peblfsil Su ba6su i'm Stcbr
pcn
r.a- o. 8. SHlau&.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
s4sf59qs9ssSs
Sept aber friI6 aufl
Surrab fir bic srpben 8arsains /!
DER 1Dolks > Stobr
IN Der 2taSt 2lGemtanm.

Der iinterieiduete eiebt bierburdb Dem allaemsi:
uen publifum bic S1aritbt, baS er lesbsn pcn Ybis
laodpbia uno Nsupcrt nit einsm Der srSbtsn afcrte:
nsnt Sitter urdd9stsbrt it, bas il in aIsniaun
mar, aber nidt nur boS erSets, fonbsrn aud oas
fhSnts, wcblfeillte uno bette aHcrtemeut-3un piss
III tein bumbu9-riit Dumbu99srei mill Ct burbaus
uidtS ga tbun baten, etfben eS SRsnfdsn sistt bic
alIsin baniit cine austunft Iuhen.-Huh sitt CT tb
nitbt al nit osr bintsu.bsrum Ghnisferei-authfusbt
CT oas publifum nicbt 9Ianbsn 80 MAIDEN, eab ha rpc
sr eintauft anoert ju oumm fno binjuesbsn.-98c
iclhs 6umbusstrs binssbsn ba fam sin Sspsr bin:
fcmnien-ater uian rpiG tbeu mantbn,al eeraet bee:
rps9en utbt rpcil mon lcnfpc 10 ssl pebftilsr fau:
fen fanu-uno oie$ par ssrooe oissmal bsr SatI tei
Dem ilnterjcneen, bsnn sr bat pet rpobtfilsr Gins
9efouft als is uuo pirb tsusufctse aud pcbtfsilsr
ole u ireenb elmer friberen 3et pieoer pcrfaufsn.-
Sein Stcd bsftebt gum 2bsil aus ftlsenosn @dkr-
ale on,ufdhren piros absr ben 8aum elmer sau;sn
3citun9 aufnebmsu.-@r bat etusn srcecn uno auss
ss;sibnetsn @erratb pcn
SpdtiabrS unb CONNER Sitter
Ucl6s CT nit ercBsr 8rrftbt esrpdbt unb an Irinsm
Stcbr, SIC. 4S, on fer ncrbS1libsn Gds Der GesIts
pamiItcn uno sten straesn, 9eSfuct bat.
Damsu unp 6crren, rukt an uno tsIsbd ftinen
auf9epsbntsn Stcd ebs ibr icnirpc tauft, benn eas
bsfsbtn fcitet nihts. Der 8crratb beitsbt aus Den
tetCu uno eeihmaducDiieu @dtsrn. bic psr GRartt
Iicfcrr fann, uno heitebt aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Nu6ttDrS< <Nnsetde.


Sn benz geailcnseridbt pcn esda Gauntr.
Su Der Sadie Der 8ehnuns BON gSm. g8ucb,
ring unb MCies Soetsrlp, Grerutcrsn sss lsbten
gDiarns unb Seitamsnts bes perlUrtmsn 9 l.
nj 0 gS . Or N q, leBt9in ron Sbns 0las
sunSie SauniGip, Gr6a Gaunty.
nnb nun au9uf 10. 1857, auf gorIdlaa brs
otrrn Scn8nrdrr, HrranTte bic Court Scbn s..
Sliper, @iq., um chen bsnamtr 9tednuno iitrrs
3ulr6rn, ttrrjulrttrln, Srrtbsiluus frm @fItb ae.
mas Ju MAIDEN, unp hem rG6Rsn fcllaeIetteu
gBaiisnsCridt Ssrift 3u sraatten.
GWSN Aus ben lIrfanben.
&a@ 8sjeusts--5. GS. Mlitelcy. S6r.
% DER untar,si6nsts ptrb CUR grfdauna Der
Yft4tsn Der obissn Grnrnnuns tn iriner Nmts,
itute IN Der Stapt Aasntam ssssnpirtis iein,
auf SamfaSs ben 81 aen October, INN to llbr
Sormittdss, mann une wrfslbf II9 ale interebs
trte SrrlOnsn GinPnesa tRnnsn, penn Te es ais
nbtet9 sraGtGn.
Spha9. SItSst.
september y. 1857. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Stbel@Serein,

DIR eeaa Gauntp SibslsSrrrn aebenft cine
Srriammluns gu baIten, in Der Sir6e 3u s5repen.
vile, in Steriauccna, 2s6a @auntp, am Scnn.
tag ben 1ttsn Setpber, um llDr Na6mittaas
bel pelGer @eIs9snbsit Der @brp. Or. Ss6ler in
reuti6er unp Der Gtrw. Sr. .. 90. Sdmuder
In snsltiGer Spra&e Nebn balten psrben.-
Das gubIitum II aGtunsssUa rinstlatsn bisIrr
pidtSsn SaGe su4 ibrs 8riipp6nuns fcrt,u,
beIfen.
Die SertraItcr.
Sfpt. 70. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23
Sefentlt6e 8en6u.

Nut Otenitags ben 6ten October,
um II ubr gRittuss, cusn am 6auIs css llntcr,eid.
nstsn in Sdo 2Bbsitbau Sauultbip, esd,a Gauntn.
fcissnos artitsI auf Sfsntliber @enoa psttauf per
zen, ndtntib:
Gin 9utss Samilien pferb. Gin eutes pfsrosas.
fbirr, stn Yfrbe:Ssppitb, 2 6iibe, elm S6mein. Q
Scdarpars, oas cine betnobe nea, eih GdbFisn, elm
srier Site Sblsftsiu, SdbtettCn, 3 Settlooen, elm
tupftrnsr aefII in gutter Srrnuns, Gin !oeIcfsn ui
8cbr, 1rauts, BRtterE uno Slausr Rilten, Gin
S6rant, Gin Sletoeritbront, Gpinus uno gRclIrao
SdBsr, Stnt srts Sdte 8uTales=omt, unO nctb rick
anoere artitd gl umltSnelidb ~ meletr.
Die SSoin9un9sH am Ssrtaufstoas unS auflpur.
tuu9 pch
OanirI SciIrl.
Ssptsn'esr %. 1857. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23

Spicscl! Spiesel! SpirseI!
@rn alien 5rSesn unt arten uuo ~ allen SDrei.
fen, Su psrtaufsn i'm StCbr rcn
.. 8. S9lau&.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23

OF ue 1rten pcn saupssprrouttsu peroen i'm
austaulb fir Gitsrn On9cnCmmeu, pcfir psr bSdb:
tie Nlarfrreis eraubt svirO, I'M pcblfetu @rtsltcbr
pcn
.. s. S9lau6.
alsntaun, Ssptsm6er g. 1857. no6p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23

.. 8. S6lauh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-23

5bcimcr uno 6utb.
Stptsmbrt 90. nqbS
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-08

open air. The bear-and she was a
powerful one taken by surprise,
and unable to get at me,--frightened,
too, at the hideous and appalling noise
which l made, scrambled for life up
the hollow. But, my weight, found,
was an impediment to her !; for when
about half way up, Inperceived that
she began to lag, and Notwithstanding
l continued to scream, at length came
to dead stand, apparently not hav-
ing strength enough to proceed
Knowing that my life depended on her
going on, 1 instantly let go with the
hand in which had my knife, driving
it to the, haft into her flesh, and re-
doubling the noise which | had already
made. Her, pain and fears gave her
new strength, and by another effort
she brought me once more to the light
CT day. at the top Of the stub nor
did she stop there to receive my thanks
for the benefit she had conferred on me,
but hastily descended to the ground,
and made her way with all speed to
the swamp. / sat for some time on
the stub, out Of breath, and hardly
crediting the reality Of my escape
After giving thanks to that Providence
which had $50 wonderfully preserved
me, / descendedstO the ground, found
my coat and gun where l had leftthem,
and reached home, after a fatiguing
walk through the woods, about nine
o'clock in the evening. tF 3''1''
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-08
EGYPTIAN, OR MUMMY Corn. N.-Perhaps

EGYPrlAN, OR MUMMY RN.-Perhaps
the most wonderful and interesting
specimens of the fruits of the earth
in the Horticultural Exhibition recent
" closed, was some Egyptian corn.
raised in the gardens of Gen. VIM. H.
Sumner, Of Jamaica Plain, and kindly
sent by him for exhibition, thus Civ
ing thousands an opportunity of see
ing one of the greatest curiosities with
in our knowledge. The seed from
which this corn was raised, was taken
from the folds of cloth wrapped round
a mummy three or four thousand
years ago, and, wonderful as it may
seem, after being entomhed for so
many centuries, like a resurrection
from the dead, it springs up in new
life and: vigor.. 1t is undoubtedly the
kind of grain for which Joscph's breth-
rem went into the land of Egypt-the
same corn" of which the Bible
speaks. It is luxuriant in its growth,
and the heads resemble wheat, but are
very much larger, forming in sahvert-
ed conical clusters as large as the
closed,hand the kernels are large and
very. sweet to the taste, and the stock
and leaves are similar to our Indian
corn. There seems to be no reason
why it may not become a valuable adj
dition to our cereal productions, and
thanks are due to the gentlemen who
are multiplying it and bringing it into
notice. Boston Journal.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-08
.9gritultural..
PLEASURES OF FARMING.

Z Cicero says most truly and eloquent
ly /: (" l might expatiate on the beauty
of verdant groves and meadows, on
the charming aspect of vineyards and
olive yards, but to say all in one word,
there cannot be a more pleasing or
profitable scene than that of well
cultivated farm. In my opinion, in
deed, no kind Of occupation, is more
fraught with happiness, not only, as
the business Of husbandry is Of singu-
lar utility to mankind, but, as 1 have
said, being attended with its own pc
culiar pleasures. will add, too, as a
further commendation-and let it re-
store the good graces of the volup-
tuous-that it supplies both the table
and the altar with the greatest varie.
ty and abundance. Accordingly,
the magazines of the skillful and in.
dustrious farmer are plentifully stored
with wine and oil, with milk, cheese
honey, as his yard abounds with
poultry, and his fields with flocks and
herds with kids, lambs and porkers.
The garden also furnishes him with an
additional source of delicacies, in allu-
sion to which the farmers pleasantly
call a certain piece Of land allotted to
that particular use, their dessert. l
must not omit, likewise, that in the
intervals of their more important busi-
ness, and in order to highten the relish
of the rest, the sports of the field claim
a share Of their amusement.
Of country occupations I profess
myself a warm admirer. They are
pleasures perfectly consistent with
every degree of advanced yeares, as
they approach the nearest of all others
to those Of the purely philosophical
kind. They are derived from observ-
ing the nature and properties of their
own earth, which yields ready obe-
dience to the cultivator's industry,
and returns with interest what he de-
posites in her charge"
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-08

snake Root, which makes it better.
find it excellent for CALLED shoulders
or back, healing themaup in a short
time. / have seen the scratches or
grease cured in a short time by wash
ing the feet with urine in which lit
tie salt has been thrown; the horse
should have a dose Of sphysic at the
same time, to purify the blood. / es.
TEEN this remedy equal to any of the
celebrated linaments ofthe day.-Coun
try Gentleman. 's'' t}'''s2 t''.@"' '..t
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-08
CuRE FOR FLESH WouNDs IN HoRsEs.-

Cure FOR FLESH WOUNDS IN HoRsEs.-
l have never found anything better for
wounds on horses than. human urine !;
keep it in q vessel until it grows stale
then with swab tied to the end Of a
stick, l wash the cut frequently; !; it
has tendency to cleanse and at the
same time to heal the wound. Isome-
times boil it up with squaw or Rattle
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-08
Business 1irtttorp.

Business Cards of five lines less viii be inst erted in
this column for S5 co per For each additional
line, over five, dollar will be charged
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04
NEWS FOR ALL!

WEE beg inform the Ladies in
W particular. We ready sho ~ you of
the g-aodest displays in Fancy AND STABLE Day Goops.
before ole red this market. We busy
afnil description stock Suffice IL
OF Ladies' Dress Goods such French
and gsh Merincs WOollen Plais black and Siks
De sines Maptas Shawls the richest French Embroide
RES silk Bonnets. Ladies'. Misses and Chhrens Shoes
Damasks and Embroidered Windo~ Curtains. Caleoes.
Gnghams flannels Lnseys Jeans Sstibe Domescs. and
thousands other articles mention
be Is whether STYLE quality price
sti sdhere raottO'S IfEAP.''
Clll ryhody the Main street. the
OF First sep5 R0SER, BRO. FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04

fVE B)pri Of rrtss ~ Pfrspa Township. Van ierbury
a. Cpuny. Inl prepared % r-c-ive sal 81 propo
Sa,rr5ay the Zist OF Marsh for bldns tao
heavy ahutmentsfbr 5rds Pigeon Creek. the
line Of Fra.kiin acinug the corporation Of Lana
The work il be rock work the mt5rial SAID
Stone and will about Perchss
psrsh.J m1athiY Inmates will hs maize of done nd
ltsria e ground. Of ~Ash ~ viii be paid
cash down The hoard retaining ~ until the
petion of the JOB. Plans and specialization he
Information l1i-si by applying q Ne. Php Eram
the business house OF Decker L Kramer. Main street
ian2t-tt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,


'HE andsrgnet Lessee Of this newly erected and adni
rably adapted HOTEL takes pie isnre in announcing
the pubie generally and especially arriving
departing the Portland Wharf this house
pleely furnished aud ready the of
Every item OF Furnitnrs bedding and indeed the buildn
throughout Is hted up Wi articles ressly
for the house.
Stu ted the ST. CHARLES is immediately the landing
of the principal shipping pO.t for louisville where
all and whence they de-
TO- the West and South this house
aud COMFORT to the traveller heretofore oed
this point
IL shalt be the earnest endeavor of the Propr Of h
Establishment command liberal share public patron
because he intends to deserve The House with it
extensive grounds COOL shady and genera convent
unsurpassed transient house. u hall be kept
as hrsclass Hote-aebng of the essentials OF such
establishment.
MIR J. W. REDDISG. we'll known 20 the travelling public
from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville
gazed will assist the general house
The patronage ofthe public unexpectedly solicited
yll-t W. W. OWEN. Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04
PM; EV,ylER

THE LARGEST sroCR IN THE crTYi
u OuN y. GLOVER * Co. corner OF Main seven "a
81 streets. Evan Ind would respectfully nforr the
Public. that they have in yard aud for sale low CASH.
OF Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities thissnesses Pine
Ash FloornE Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings and
Pannss; oO0e feet sound Common Bosras suitable Cor
shops barns aud fencng NO Pine an Poplar Shin
Sc Can Ia made order the lowest prioes shelving
Doors sash Bads. Mantle Pieces Mouldings Frames
and Windows. Be-. Bills prices varied all
who may send for them. Orders adtanes viii receive
prom attention fehl2 ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04
VyM. REILLY.


w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET
dersgned would respectfully for hsfrEds aud TIRE public
Ansgte vicinity that havne heed
ofthe Senior partner in the lace Old Reilly he in
tendsto carp toe Grocery and Produce business
this thanks
pa,fayors dint-ndstO EFFORT N merit ontiaa-
snee ofthe same ie9n-tv WiLTIiN REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04
NEW STOVE STORE!

GAMES SCANrLIN. ia. Of the late firm of James
go Scanin Il Son. has opened Stove and Tin Store.
Ma opposite the old State Rank where Re intends
keeping aarge assortment Of Stoves the latest
styles Also Aint-l Tin Ware wholesale
retail on the best GEe him call before rur
cha els uerc. uf.x-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04
JAMES SCaNTLIN, JI..,

EE AS inst received by Railroad lot Of Bucks Patent
clipper Cook ing Stoves. improved. Tits the hest
most beautiful stove in ALSO alotoffaney ENAMEL
CRATES Of LATEST STYLES. noyiS
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TDNNQR.AL.

~ LANCE bees remind the pubie tina. ne his
shaviaE. HAIR Dressing Shau-csoning. HAIR DssDg.
Re the hall % PaViDa Hsrel. Water
Patrons Of this establishment will receive the
most polite attention. Give hi.a call. J-u27- I'm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04
Bi.iNkEIs.

FENE undersigned having commenced TIE manufacture OF
Blankets At their mill at Dexter New York. PRE-
pared sell all kinds of Blankets low they be
cha<ein N~ York with the addition
MI orders tor am at shortnoiice.
WeSeep haad good OF "a. 1914, ll-i. l2i
Super Family Bls nkets.
Heavy Blankets.
Gray " bite Saddle Blankets. &C., &c.. to which
invite the attention Of the trade.
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