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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-21
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-21
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-21
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-21
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battn ftb nun an ccm Gds rsr 3Rr unO linton era:
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IN aIntauu, 9d. stabtrt u1o iub 1851 btrttt, clbr
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5tirfben gItbcn une anbcrem 8au9cI, -oic !:
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sa. T. 10, mcldcS alles lie bereit iIno an ben
alrrnisrr9fcn Warttprrilrn gu ptrtaufrn.
9urb stnaus Gb,partuu9 ibrcr @e,ddfts, uno ca.
curb ra6 t ole nieortsiim Syortprrilc, auf et 90:
pSbntihe Ysoinsurseu rcn Sciabluu9. rsdlnsn, htfs
ftnisentn libsraltn antbeil n1unelbafju 81 9srptn
ren. g.a H. H.# ~ 4a aW 1881. -H-FEa.E
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-21
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lse eetenetsI6rituns prh blsfcm srpber5
81 anne. Gr mar bet intimate pfrI5pltte
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pertd6isNsn unr auttcnttsfsn Sustsa iiao .fotIte,
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man r6snfatis parn, unb cine GrIAi4tr srn fri.
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0T gleentsn werten In altsn 16ellrn ttr Gtr-
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rttar, 1857. unb piro 90 g8c6rn cber bis gum
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ters@ntt tie 3Sstnge fit esBrer seputsreitell,
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3tslnse ecri6tet rrrrbsn, pirp ScrBfalt Scrs
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cerrt aud ;uslci4 peritanben miro. gefSRisuns
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merpsH. Die 3atl Der tercits cinrptirtrn Sai.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-21
Ellen Artea Di5er,
'Sapitr S6reibmaterialieni 9erfumez
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asbrutbt rpuroe--uuo mir 9sbentsu bcnislbrH audi
ipisotr an ben olIsruleori9fsn Yvei6Sn abiulogtn.
Nus artitd ouWfthrtp III unmS9litb, absr 5u Dem
ntutn Gntnuf 9ttGrtns:1 ra.-.-
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bdtber uno anotrt @rtauun9sfhriftn. -
Scnntaasfhut6dder, eeutiht unn enStilhr. rcn alien
arten. Die mir an Ybuaedrbta 4rrieen ltcfIrn
tSnnen,3 i-a tta%M t'A ft#s G.-aa' A5ta . q.
or SIN ptultSnSiocs UNrrttmcnt ttr 8dtbtr Der
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gar Eidt titten laSsn. O. fa.r.1 ..1 aIalu.
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sapitr pcu itpsr 0ualttit ...., ...
gritf.llmihlS0s (Gnr;tcpts) rcn allen Scrtin.
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peu-ipcbftittr bier ~ batsn ols ir9snepe Icnlt
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SinttnstS9tr, Sinttnputo,r una Shrcltiano.
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Irttd. tie mir -njdt btuGu,cn tSnrtr.
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rutnn ftt bt uus dnrufti, reuu mir ctroufn urltrt
grtitl ols f. psbtlt. rusun ntb weblftlsr, oils ma
fit tr9tuewc in Ger GitStno bttrmmt .... ...--
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-21

NIhVtt OUVN VVII NIV VSs;S5sII IHEHTIY'N' - : -
Iosrrtn Sur GtGars, GnYcsuy 6oncfanbe II. I'm.
o8tr battn sbtufaus uultrn Gttd pcn stitfd
Shubsn, ndttu upp 9aYpu, ihldIitb fur Die SABRE;
s;it, um rides rtrsrS3trt = Enltr Stct pen llcttr:
ibubsn u, @3icnctrtu III cbr orcf, uno fhltcet otlr
Ole ptrfbteSneu Srtsn i'm Naartt In liCb, dts ynoan
wabter, Suifalct unO 0dttltotr, StltuGt, II. ~
Na.nen uno ottrsn, ndtbs ir9tuo Der cbtgtu ,trt:
ttl bsuStbst Rne, ntrNsH Jebl thun 'ptun iitanrns
Sen uno untrn Stcd btftbtn cbc it itnitIpc fausn.
aut ctiat Qrtttt vtresn btiT SjrcBsu uno 5tltiutn
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.t-ai1pa a-aHa@ u9jrurtg uno 9eh.
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?t(tyntauu Tee 3. na3m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16
!lQSGGA uGOUS.
THE USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL

The tomb of Moses is unknown, but the
traveller slakes his thirst at the well OF Ja-
cob. The gorgeous palace of the wisest
of monarchs, with the cedar and gold and
ivory, even the Temple of Jerusalem. are
gone, but Soiomon's reservoirs are perfect
Of the ancient architecture of the holy city
not one stone is left upon another, but the
pool of Bethsaida commands the pilgrim S
reverence to the present day. The col
umns of Persepolis are mouldering into
dust; but the cisterns and aqueducis remain
to challenge our admiration. The golden
house Of Nero is mass of ruins; but Aqua
CLAUDIA still pours into Rome its limpid
stream. The Temple of the Sun at Tad
NOR in the Wilderness, has fallen; but
its fountains sparkle as freely in his rays
as when thousands of his worshipers
thronged its lofty collonades.
1t may be that London will share the
fate Of Babylon, and nothing left to mark
its site save the mounds of crumbling brick
work, but still the Thames will continue
to flow as it now does. And if any work
should rise over the deep ocean of time,
we may well believe that it will be neither
palace, temple, nor monument, but some
vast reservoir. And if the light of any
one should flash through the midst Of an
tiquity, it will probably be that of the man
who, in his day, sought the happiness of
his fellow men rather than the glory which
outliVes all others, and shines with undy-
ing lustre from generation to generation,
lmpartlng to its work something of its own
immortality, and in some degree rescuing
thereirom the ordinary monuments of his
torical tradition of more magnificence.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16
INSANITY FROM SPIRITUALISM

In the Allegheny Court of Quarter Ses-
sions last week, }. III. Hampton, Esq,
made an application for a jury de iuaatico
inQuirendo in the case of Frank McCrack-
en-, young man who had recently been
employed at The freight depot of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, but who had
become insane from reading newspapers
devoted to spiritualism and giving his at
tendon TO the subject of spiritual raPpings.
McCracken's mind had become so much
impaired that il was unsafe for him to be
at large, and he was, some week or two
since, committed TO prison on charge of
surety of the peace made by Mr.. w. C..
Connolly, of the St. Clair Hotel. The
Court ordered the application to be filed,
and after the transaction Of some other
business, McCracken was brought into
Court, and his insanity, as above stated,
fully made out by the testimony of several
witnesses. He was head receiving clerk
at the Point Depot, and was considered
one of the best clerks in the city. He had
previously been in the Western Pa. Hos
pllal, and was discharged, supposed TO be
cured. He labored under the impression
that the persons about him carried mag
nets, by which both his mind and body
were influenced. He appeared sane
enough except on this subject of spiritual
ism and magnetism. He is an Irshman
by birth, and has no friends in this part of
the country. The jury, without going
out, found that the prisoner was insane,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16
91G SQRRl.
WOMAN'S LIFE.

| saw her first in halls of mirth.
The lairest of the fair;
And like the bird among the flowers
She seemed to tread on air;
Her eyes were like the young gazelle's,
So beautiful and bright,
And | have loved no other eye
Since that remembered night.
When once again ! saw her form,
Her bosom heaved a sigh,
And the blight that oft Oh beauty falls
Had dimm'd her bright pure eye;
For he whom she had loved SO well
Had play'd faithIess part,
And when ! looked upon her then
read her broken heart.
stood and gaZed upon her grave,
And saw her borne along,
Her love, her sorrow all forgot,
And he who did her wrong
Soon wiped the tear-if tear there fell
And took another bride;
But I still weep for her loved
Though none should weep beside.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16
THURSDAY, APRIL l6, 1867.
ANAGRAMS.

An anagram is the dissolution of any
word or sentence in letters as its elements
and then making some other word or sen
tence from ii, applicable to persons OF
things named in such original word or sen.
tence. There are words of this descrip.
tlon, both of ancient and modern applica.
ilon which exhibit condolences that are
truly surprising, and afford very peculiar
fund of amusement. The following is a
selection of some of the best transpositions:
Radical reform-Rare mad frolic.
Recommendation starers.
Observation-Disclosures trade.
Encyclopedia-A nice cold pie.
Gallantries-All great sins.
Lawyers-Sly ware.
Mlsanthrope-Spare him not.
Monarch-March on.
Old England-Golden land.
Presbyterian-Best in prayers.
Punishment-Nine thumps.
Revolution-To love ruin.
Telegraphs--Great helps.
Penitentlary-Nay | repent.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16

and had been for several months. that his
last place of residence was the Fourth
Ward, Pittsburgh, that he was unsafe 10
be at large, and had no property 10 the
knowledge of the jury. The Court or
dered that the unfortunate young man
should be taken to the Western Pa. Hos
pital.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

I've wandered through the village, Tom,
And sat beneath the tree,
Upon the old schoohouse play ground,
That sheltered you and me.
There's none there left to greet me, Tom.
And few are left to know,
That played with us upon the ground
Some twenty years ago.
&
The old scliedl-house has altered some
The benches are replaced,
With new ones very like the same
Our pen-knivcs have defaccd;
The same Old brick are in the wall,
The bell swings to and fro,
The musics just the same, dear Tom
Twas twenty years ago.
The grass Is growing just as green,
Bare-fo0ted boys al play,
Are sporting as they were, dear Tom,
With spirits just gay,
But the master sleeps upon the hill,
Now coated DER with snow,
That 'fOrled Us a sliding place
Some twenty years ago.
The rivers running Just as. still,
The willows by its side
Are larger than they were, dear Tom,
The stream appears less wide;
But the grapevine swings IN ruin now
Where once we played the beaux,
And swung our sweet hearts, pretty girls,
sometwcnty years ago.
Close by the spring upon an elm.
YOa know I cut your name.
Your sweet hearts just beneath it, Tom.
As you iii mine the same.
Some heartleas wretch has peeled tle bark.
Twas dying sure bat slow,
just Is the ones whose names We cut
Died twenty years ago.
The spring that dubbed meath the hiH,
Close by the spreading; beech,
lis now 80 high, twas once 50 low
That ! could almost reach.
While knecIiug down to get drink,
Dear Tom, started SO,
70 see how much that had changed.
Since twenty years ago.
Ny lids they'd long been dry, Tom.
But tears came 70 my eyes,
l thought of them We loved 50 well.
In early brokeIf ties
l visited the old church yard,
Aud took some rowers to sirew
Upon the graves Of those We loved
Some twenty years ago.
Some are In the church-yard Laid,
SoIae sleep beneath the sea,
But few are left OF our OLD class
Excepting you uHl me.
And when our time shall come, dear Tom,
And we are called TO go,
hope they'll lay us where We played,
just twenty years ago.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16
ELEVEN YEARS A SLAVE.

The following paragraph is from the
Westchester, Pa, THage Record:
ave mentioned in the last Record that
James Henry, colored man, born in
Westchester, had been kidnapped, sold as
slave, and remained in bondage, in Vir-
ginia, until he made his escape, a period
of eleven years. Since our publication
Henry has called at our office, and detail
ed considerable portion of his experience.
He is light completed negro, and his
father being a preacher, he was taught to
read and write. He has good address.
and is fluent Of tongue. In 1888, at ten
years of age, he entered the u. S. Navy,
where he remained eight or ten years,
and was discharged as first class sea-
man, with medal for good conduct. AT.
ter being on shore for some time, he enga-
ged as a seaman on board vessel bound
for The West Indies. The captain OF this
vessel having sailed, anchored on the
coast Of Virginia, took him ashore in a
boat and telling him he would shortly be
back, pushed off TO the ship, and left him
on shore. The captain did not RETURN
and Henry soon found that he was claim
ed and treated as slave: he was knocked
down and ironed, and in company with
various other negroes was marched off to
the South and sold. They travelled during
night, from station to station, being in day
time confined in strong slave pens. He
everywhere protested his freedom, but re-
ceived no attention.; no man was willing TO
befriend him, and he was doomed to bon
dage for years and years, until he could
find the means of escape. How shall
this man Henry obtain redress upon those
who have enslaved him-beat and maui
ed him-and insulted the majesty Of
Pennsylvania, which was bound TO pro-
tect him, or avenge his wrongs? How!
Can any one answer!
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Btute square. Three insertions 81, and 25
mis- for each subsequent insertion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-16
Il JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,
MANUFACTURER OF
Nire, Silk & Hair Cloth SieVes,

1narse medium and fine In mesh; large, middle
& size, and small in diameter.
METALLIC CLOTHS OR WOVEN WIRE,
M the best qualities, various sizes of mesh,
IN Nos. to so inclusive, and frcm one to
iH feet in width.
They are numbered so many spaces to lin
|al inch, and cut TO suit.
The subscriber also keeps constantly on hand
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sor Coal, Sand, Ore, Lime, Grain, Gravel, Gu
.np, Sumac, Sugar, Salt, Bone, Coffee, Spice,
3fugs, Dyestuffs, &c. Together with an as
nftment of
bright AND AXNEALED IRON WIRE.
sAll of the above sold wholesale or retail, by
J. A. NEEDLES,
ha29 81 n. Front ST., Philadelphia.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
Private Medical and Surgical Institute

DIR CZAPKAY would call attention to the folio wing
maladies in the treatment of which he guarantees cure
Diseases of the Brain such Epilepsy, Apoplcxy
Rushing of the blood to the head Inflammation its diff
ferent tissues partial and complete paralysis and
ty, and all functional arrangements such as Loss oil
Memory, Aversion TO Society, Misanthropy Tmiditv
Nervous excitement from slight causes selfdstrs gid
dness, headache ringing in the ears confusion of ideas
love of solitude optical Illusions disturbed sleep and in
capacity for labor and study. Also in diseases of the
Lungs and air passages such Tubercuar disease or
Consumption, Pneumonia, or Inflammation of the Iunps
Pleurities or Peurisy, Asthma humOra or spadmotic
Bronchitis Laryngts and all forms of Catarrhal aec
tons Also, diseases of the Liver Congestions of the
Liver Assesses of the Liver Calcui the Gall Bad
der and Ducts Jaundce and those which impair
its functions such Panama fever Bilious fever and
lnternng fever and the consequences which these
orders leave behind Also diseases of the Stomach such
Gastrs or Inflammation of the Bowels Dyspepsia in
all its forms which destroy the appetite and digestion
Flatuence Dysentary and Diarrhea. Also diseases OF
the Kidneys and other Urinary Organs Diabeta
excessive flow of urine, Abumnaria. commonly
known as Brghts disease In this complaint phv.
scan and patient do not oentmes suspect the presence
of the disease until too late. The most common svmp.
toms general ndisposition. with dropsca syenrs
Calculi in the Kidneys Urethra Brdder and all other
disorders of the urinary organs Also diseases the
Womb and its appendages such as Irregularities of the
ular Proapsus, falling the Womb Steriltv Oyar
can Dropsy and other diseases of the parts In the
treatment of the above diseases the Doctor has many
remedies and guarantees perfect in all cases
or the money will be returned.
tx77 All consultations, by letter otherwise FREE
Address DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY. San Francisco
August 5, le56-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL,

StTOCKTON STREET, San FRANcIsCo-This
- Hospital from which the County Patients have late
" been removed, is under the sole management
the SISTERS OF MER Y, and was opened for the re-
cCption of atients on the first of epteu.bcr.
The medical and surgical department will be under the
charge of DIR. J BOWIE and 7. WHITNEY. There
will be General ards for Medical and Surgical patients
male and female and Lyng-n Ward in charge of an
experienced and competent Nurse also, number of
comfortable private rooms.
As the Sisters have toprovide for the main
tenancc and medical the sick. they will be
able for some time to receive any FREE patients.
The following Of charges has been fixed upon. viz:
IN the General Wards, per week. 5000
In a Private Room, per week---...--- 20 90
But if the patient prefers employ his physician
this latter charge will be reduced SIS per week
Liquors will be extra. months payment rs advance
witt be required unless the be which, in the
opinion of the Physicians will require that space
time for treatment.
~ Dispeusary connected with the Hospital is
open every day from A. till IL when outdoor pa
ticnts will be prescribed for oct9-3m