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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

GbiF-Sinc 9rcrscn 3eitns faAt: Man
fiirdtet, RAP ra0 Sbit i'm Staat gieu. .Suisp
Our6 oas tcsthcriae taltc g8ettcr 9dn'Ii6 serISrt
wurpe bn Die itwetIsnpcn 8noipen iter ale 8et.
tuna trihSoi9t inb. 2luh bic @etreires 5rlcer
iinp iebr periprr6un9Spirris. DaS 9an3e 6riib'
ilbr mar ben 8aurn ~ weit Ietr unsitnTig, unp
iie linc nit i9ren 6ribiibrs' 'rtettrn tpet bintsr
Der 9cif
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
Grptofon cines Dampfehtls in Cole
o.=Qcbcnaperluif.

GpIebc, 27. gprit. Gin DampffeTel In
Der DampfI6nricemibte bon Napmcnb uno Sa'
tbapap bobicr srplOOirte beute NCr9en uno pers
punprts flint ptrIcnen lcbrnsgefdbrli8. Cine
YerIon farb berrits ,wei oncrre merpen idperltt
auftcmmen. DaS @etdube 1T falt sdn3lt4 br'
mplirt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
CouiTen auf oehi Obio. = Sunf perfe
iien ertrunPen.

GpansSiGe, Sno., 27. gprI. GeTern
lieB Der Ddmpfer 8aintcw, Der Fu6aufpdrts
fubr, bel Sim Sslane, etwa cine Oleile unter
Nlpunt Sermon, nit brr Sulia Dsdn Sulammen,
bic fir ben g3ataIb 9tirer bclmmt mar, unp be'
I6Sriste Fe 70, tab Fe dusenEtidIi& iant. Da'
bel rrtranfrn 5 cpft DedbGn6s rer Sulia.-
Die eabuns beS sdifTS IL sdnSlitb psrlUren, ater
pcrit6rt. Das Boot ieItil IN nidt pcrildrrt.-
Der 8antcp wuree nur penig beI6dpi9t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Newsgcrt. 20. @prtl. Der EDdmpfer
Snincis nit her Gan 5raneiFeO SCit bic 5. &priI
tcmmt bic Say berauf unp trinst II Willicnrn
Gbalcr @clp. Scne Nadritten iinb tereits
rur6 bic empire Gip iibertUlt. Inter ben 9ait
Id9iren tCfinrrn fd bie @cn. gPGeot unp Scrns'
tg Spn 8altsrS unp 20 SsIpen SUn 0rdrirScs
Nrmcc,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
TflfaraphifAfs

ScRcu, 81. gpril. Dor sinisen Gasen er,
bielt Der bur6 ben SfanralprCaeb betannte Nepcs
reno 8ctlc6 einen nnaetlif BON Or. Sapne BON
p6ilabetpbid auSasi1tGtrn gBe6id tber $4,000
gum @cI6cnf. gltS hcr fttt Gtrpdrrise benlel'
ben eintalirsn tpollte aetIte es G lciper bfraus,
pa6 tas @an,e Elm GprlIdrr1 mar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
$50 ourd, 6enng pcroiftcter eicr

Gin &nuts, ylamen6 GmeranO SeusIsr, aB am
SRrtaSe Gier, peI&e in einsm 9tnt gSaifer
9efcdt warrn, wprin man rtnen FBTd poq 9ers
liner Slau 9etton bate, uni bic Gter pamit su
farten. Die S6ale an spei gtsrn mar 9ctrc'
den, 70 paB ie baS G'tit einrrtn9en leB uap pieis
gicr Seturfahten ben Sob.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

B9- Scurr.-2lm SprIebtcn Mttuo6 1T bas
5rcdenbaus, nrlaes CUR g8oqcn 6dctOrie bte
6rn. g8iQiam 6amG In 9lcrriStaun sctGrt, ourh
Seucr SerItSrt pcrpsn. Stcben Bis n6t Dunpnt
Yfunp gGple linp nit benz @ctdupr in BEN Slam
men aufseSansen. Der Serluit Ioa BON 600 bis
700 Gbaer betrugrn. Das 5euer lpa bur4 bic
Sri,unasrG9rcn aus0rtcmmrn iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
Ilnl1ncf.

9lmScrIeBtsn OirnRas wurte rin jun9er Nann
Namens Ncne8an, in 6reas' @iienmine, in pIp'
mcutt SaunIdip, Wcnt9cmrrs GauntY, oussns
bIifIh 9etbptet. Gr mar i'm Sr9rife Gr; brrduf
'SuSieten, ais Der Salfcn, ouf Rem or llanO, brad
unO tr rtwa 80 8uB tieF biuunter fiir3ts. g,
tltrb au1entlidliA tcrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
Nt 0rftbc ribte.
preile in Stlentaun am Dienftaa.
SOtper s. S50rucs,

Suhtrudrr uub 8uhtdnblrr, Nr. 33
9tprb Bic StraBc, 9bilabeIphin,
aNatbtu has gurtihm aafmcstlam aai ibrtn srss
gen Stcd rcu
2lacrlei SGe1cr, SlGuf=SHcbcr
uno 9 Sbrritmatertalie
pstbts nun Der OuSsecsbnrsRs III, Der it bsi linen
an9c;rcifen ptrosn tcnnte, uno t ths f 10 Tpcbcil-
un0 iit Gpo rerbtrt ttuas wcbfttttr mrtauftn TOM
ncn uno auth ncblftilcr rcrtaufn wsrheH, ais HES
an ir9sno Ctutm Srt in philadelphia gflthsbt. Sis
iiHo iu9lttb Die ,orraus9ebsr pcn
9Jeltpu'S Sntliue 2anbfarten,
wsttbr Nrttc fir Sbulsn ron friucn onpcrn in rsr
9on;cn pcltsn g8Clt ttsrtrcfcn pSrbGn. GiSitbfaaS
non
grCepleaf'S 0ertrn unb Sanbers Tribe BON
S6utu6rrn.
Gs fuo oits herrlitbe uno bic bcitiuSerihttttR
Shultdtbun in e[n Scrciniatsn Stdattn, uno rits
tlte hnecn thrCn s8s9 uu9lautlid lhusu in bic
Shurn alrr BrnSnnun9sn in cisltm eanpe. gtrus
falls pru
9Silipn'S Gcfcbicbtc.
Iitics SBtrt Cnlpfcbn ftb tclcnrtrs ltftii uuo
SotbpTlt6ntiac tnmtn borin UbGrtn, eng octklte
nit mebr Str9fott ;uammcn 9ctrascn it, als ir9ene
cine pQtlttattcn bCr lrt bic s bier crer anrcrw6rts
Dem YutIitum gum @srtouf OnSctrCn puroe.
0F sic MAIDEN juSltth bier Die an;c9t, pde fe
bic Sirma pcn & c 4, @utb Il. o 6etfr d., afs
lhrs lNcntcn fir cbt9c Bsrtc eE Is rutlijrcu. ans
9tttlIt batcn eotr ba6 oil ibum @tahlFsmcnt in Dec
6omittcn:Stroes, cbrnttnamtt gRtrtt ittts on ben
philadelphia prsisSn jun &srtauf auf .sdno Osboi.
ten pcrrcn.
Sir bsrets 9encGtnt 8unbfhoft fno fe bShft
pantbor. uno ptroCn ittt6 burh quite 8choncluna
uno tilIi9s YrcifC, iutbsn l,tb ibrcn Ahtbtil ttt
yunlt rt6 YutIitums SujujiSbcn.
Sppfr anp Sarhes4.
9Naj 6. 1857. naGN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

GT SR Mcntrcal, Canada, BAT elm DCttcr
pdbrrnp Dem Seiu6 zines pattrnten rrnfeltrn Re.
itCblen. Die scToblnsn SadJrn bnttrn rinrn
g6rrtb pm unsrfibr 800 3batrr. Der Opttrr
Ica reid, wcni9trnS $4,000 prrtb Ietn. Gr
wurbe I8uloig gsiunoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
BagGine Erbibition uezu

Der 3Sglmse Der aaentauH AtaUrnie, ica seGals
ten psrrm am 6retas gttenO um tatb mad 6
llbr, In Der Obj 8slrws 9aqs. - 6reuRee linp
rbretisItSR rin9earrn Frijuwp6ua.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
cauntp 6upcrinteneent.lpabl.

Sei Der am lebten Wrnta9 afbier sebaltenen
0abl, fir sinen Gauntp Superiutenpent Der 5fs
fentliAen S6ulen, purbe 6iram 8. 9 6 ar =
auf bic Ste abiiimmuns 3u iener Stslle srwdblt.-
8oIssnprS ia cine llsteriiat bsr perlairSsnsn ab'
llinlnilinaen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Bs Scnaior OcuBtob uho brr Q&tt. $. Slice
Ucn MnneIotd. baten msiiti6 BON 6r. Ocusaa'
gGrbnung in ggdfdtRatrn, smsi &irrefe @runr
fir s5t 600 setauft in rcr Ntf6t iGGne 9Bcbn.
b1uIcr ba1rbIt iu rrriftcn ocn weIden SicrsYrG'
ipent 0rrdnripae Gins trmctnrn rirp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
Scucr in qpalacbieela, Sleriea.

Iu9ula, Ga. 0a5 6swr in Npaa4ieos
IA am Dcnnerla9 vcg 8 Gagen SsrR5rte puS llnts
on 9GaartnbauS mt 1000 8aaea 8aumwoas,
bic @pTrftce, sisIe StOre5 uno gGsGntSuier. -
NerGul S2O0,00O.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Bay" 9enrY 8. abams, ber 6relaats'
Ganrioat fir NaYUr gu SeaVrnpCrl, &anlas, II
nit 100 WrBrEeit rrp6blt pcrorn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Der Stcbr bss 6rn. 8. Stpts5, in Der arf<
ilrabe, pbilapeIpba, wurbs in Der IeBtcn 0lttts
nod 9la4t um $4,000 patb Ssiernpaarrn be-
raubt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Gtn alter Otrb.-SnptilatrlpGia irur.
Ne in Der trbtrn gGcde eit 65sjabriacr Wam
prrbaftst iprsen 8tebaabt. Gs II tisirs Elm al
ter Sertrr6cr, Der crn ppr tur,er 3eit aus Dem
G'efdpsniB fam pO er rtrlfals wrscn Diet
IIabIs 9CIClIen Bate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
9S1rlturtd
9tn Slider unb CSd0er.


Die llntcriridnetcn arten tierSur& gla6ri6t
pab lie ferncbin eoS 5iiten mb Sa9en auf it.
rcn yInrCrrcn ily Scipclber9 unp g8aiGin9tcr
5ounidps ntt rcbr erlaubeH psrrrn, inprm ib.
nrn topur6 5u Siel S6aptn an 5eulsn II. +. p.,
nnseriatet pirp .-gGsr bieIe g8arnng nift adj
tet, Der mub rs i6 eefaaen Iaiien, wrNn Die Can.
Oss9sieBe auf i'm an9spanst pcrcsn.
Spbn 0. 9ter, @afbin3tpn.
9Stlliam 9tery 10
Strpbea 9tcr, no
Daniel g8ebr bp
GHa5 9etcr, DO
Stcpbrn 9eter, Sribrlbcrg.
DANIEL SrauB, bp
gRai 8. 1857, 53n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
i7cucs 6efrB no Imto,2Inftcllms.

4IVHVB UEItB UHV AWFb5NhfFVUUhS.
nnirre grirbsctun8 Bat ppr siniorn 9dscn Gin
SeIcb crlaben, nd6 meldrm taS amt prs Supcrs
fntrnrtnts Der SplfsItulrn ron BEN glmte res
Seerctairs Der Jlepubijt 9crrnnt mro Der 0cu.
Strn6r Bat raBelte Ic8Isi4 Wntrrif6nrt, Wnp s..
9. 3 dot Su eCm SAals sSurrrntencmtsgh ghus
ernannt. Srrr $ / f mar lister teputrtcr
Stdats. Srrrctar, mar Gin grirsuu Beanie, unp
baber II man oumtbalten 1G4i rrfrrut iiter feline
neue Gnitsl!un9. Der Senat bat Isinrr 9lRltrl.
lung lin 4 tmmis & tcigrliimmt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

GT9n Sbo ipa cs m9efdbr 10000 fartis
9erlcnen 9etrn bic 3ulammn sinen Gi9cntbums'
pertb Spp q Nhllpren 2Boler bsfsen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

B9~N bprn3u er.-Die Sauern in Oct.
ter Gauntp tatrn piclss 5riibiabr 325,0O0 Yfmo
Nbprn Uber MapteSuder eema6t, prl6rr su 10
Gents bas Yfuno sere6net S32, 500 prrtb 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

BeG- Gin 6curr ;erit6rte am %. glprtl in rsr
Stapt Baltimore cine @nsabl 5rdmbauicr, 70 rrjc
ou6 etnsn Stal In pst6cm li6 10 &iite tefans
rem, pcn renen attr nun 9srsttet rrerpeH fpnn'
ten. @erluit nItt angs9eta.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

SCucr.-Dtr 9i6trfatrt prs Srn. Ocure.
brure ppn pbitascIsbia, IN lrste 28cGe nit nod
rnsen anrerH GjetGuOen rur3 Gsurr SeritSrt wpr.
ben. Suluit rtna $50 900.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Gt ttet. 6nB 5rau Yclt bic g8ittwe brs Ter.
itartenen 9rdiipsnten, n6dlcn Serbf mad gBa.
ihtr9ton ,iebrn werpc. Srjt Dem Ipoe ibrCS
G'cmabls bnt le mt guSnatme enc5 Srmmers
rem de In Gn9tanp SItraatr, in Gfnnriire 8s'
ppbnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

pay9in Satr Ia9te 3u ieinem mtssiu9encr
ScGne wrnn pu fprtfiGrf, 70 unscidliifen, ROT
unp irtg su Icin, ME pu bistcr warit. 70 tiit bu
reiI, ejn prmefratiidrr GUn9rrBabsccrbnttrr 81
merbcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Bg-Sn ben Nauows, ptsrbaIb M'Gaas Ser
r9 i'm Susauctannna 6tuB, waren in lrBtcr 800
DIE mob srpbe GietsvGs, SieIe bunrrrt tpnnfn bon
0sw4t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

B9"9tad etnsnt 8erid,t trS S6abIefrctSrS be-
fanpen iid am 23fsn NldrS iii iamnltIi6sn Sai'
len bsS Der. Staattn S&abeS 2l NlaipnsR 722
iNulpe lbaIrr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Ioet.-Sr. gBm. g 5tais, Elm Sarrber
tss Observation-Disclosures, farb an, sortsbtn
Wittrod Qtrno ;u Sarri5tmrs. Die irbiIasn
llcberrrle rpuroen ont borauf fcl9eBbcn OCnners
nag mad @tt Gaunty 9rItdt, no Der Sntel Res
Srritcrtenrn, 9ldttr @illis, mutnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Isg~Sn gIntcnta, Conn, Rarb por einiSen ga
gen Gin 9rlinrcr, meldrr eintn betuiS Der Rat
tcnYrrsltng bcrcitstrn Nbluo ron gIrlsntt irr'
tBumti9 fir ,,g4bistey" estruntcn bate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

BsD~ Samrs s. SGmt, Elm SpBn prs Srl.
G5cup. S3unf, 1T pur6 ben General 9lntpolt
SIad ais gllrf in iriner gImtsituts angfteat NOR
6pu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

SbwcrCr perluit t.--Qm vorlsetrn Scnns
tag brad in trm Mictblaa res Stn. Garter in
Mpntscmerg, &Iatama, Gin 5Cuw aus, ,pobet 80
fAGBbarr 9lwre in Rem 6Iammen itren Sob fan,
Ben. Die mrtiten bapcn 8el3rtcn gu Grtpn'e
Circus, uno fnc, 70 3u ia8cu, nitt mcbr su CT.
FBrr. Der SsrIuit wiro auf $4,000 9cIaGbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
sc d Is / / Cb t.

~ " ~ W ~
Gs wirb tirrpur4 gtadriat sesskcn, bab 3ufcls
&C rsr 2Itte rer 0eneraIsNTsmbly etCIes Staats,
tctttelt :, Sine 9Itte, ben gsrtauf BON beraus
i6euprn @strdntrn re9ulircnp," pabtrt ben 31itsn
MIr, 1856, fplsenpe tcnamte 9eriUnsn tei elmer
Court fir Zelda GauntY, anfansfRo AM Ncntag
Den IS. Mat, Gnlpru4 fir grIautnbdeiRr, fir
ben Ssrtouf SCn reinarti8en, prituUicn malj
uNer eebrauten Giau5rrn, unter BEN ScrUrruun9en
mb gOri4riftcn fss belaetsn @eicBss nlatsn
perern, namj6:
GafbauesGrlaubniGitbcin.
Daniel George, 2rpbia. ..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
!SarriiUn Barrier, Sal3turs.
&i6arp 8. Over, s4aiatnstcn.
S. SO: 0tidIch S9r.
NQmtdun Niat 6. na6G
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Es3~ 3u SrforC, erp.GaruRna, brad am %.
aprtl Gin 0ener aus, mcldto Gi9mtbum 81 ren
g4at9 zen $50, 600 ;srl!fylc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

Cine Sbcucr, mclAe eirrm Bauer Namens
Strauf IN Cumberland Gaunty. rtwd Welcn
bon Der loarrjstura Bride, 0eb6rts. wurre bur6
ben am pcrigrn Mpntu9 wetenocn Stwmwnb
umseblaieu uno tEptrte in trem SturS Npci Yfsrrr,
etnt9e SGpetne uno cine &u6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
ItnIacb(6fen.

IlmaCbl6ten.
Cine Sbrucr, mclhe einrm Bauer Namens
Strau6 IN Cumberland Gaunty. rtwd Melcn
bon Der 6arrjsbura Bride, oeb6rts. wurre our6
ben am pcri9rn MOntag webenocn Stmmwinb
um9eblairn unp tSptrte in trem Sturj Npci pfrpr,
etnt8e Stweine uno cine &u6. &c.. '...
Geet.-Sr. Bm. @tats, elm Sarr6rr
bss Observation-Disclosures, farb an, sortsBtn
Mittrod Qtcnb ;u Sarri5tura. Die irpiIdsn
lletsurle purocn om bnrauf fcl8epbcn Dcnners
nag mad, @It Gaunty 9CIfdt, no Der Sntel Res
Srritcrtenrn, 9lifttr @ilIis, mptnt.
Bg1 gcnoicr Ocugtab unb rrr Q&tt. $. Slice
Ucn Mnnslctd, baten mtiili6 bon Sr. Ocusaa'
gerbnung in ggdfdth1tcn, smsi &icrefe @runr
fir S5i 600 9efauft in rcr gtiiht idGne 9Bcbn'
b1uIcr rn1ctIt ,u rrriftcn pcn meIher Sices9rG'
ipent 0rrdnripae Gins trmctnrn rirp.
@S hdst. pnB Srau 9clf rte g8ittpe br5 Ter.
itartenen NrGiipsntsn, nGhifcn Serbf mad gBa.
iht9tcn ,icbrn mcrpc. Grit Dem Iooe ibrrS
G'cmablS Gat Ie mt glusnatme encS Srrmers
rem ie In Gn9lanp SItra4te, in GsnuriIre 9e'
wpGnt.
Gin alter Dteb.-SngtlatrIptia irurs
be in Der trbtrn gGcdc eli, 65sjdbrincr Wan
prrbaftst ipr9en Itetadbt @s 1T tirIcs Elm al'
ter Sertrr6rr, Der cra ppr fur,er 3eit aus Dem
G1efdpsniB fam wO er rtrlfaQS prscn Diet
EaBIs 9cIrKm batte.
Esy5in Sater Ia9te ju ieinem lut9eip9fncr
Scbnr wcnn ru fprtfiErit, 70 ungeidlifsn, ROT
unp irtg su Iciu, pte pu bistcr warlt, 70 biIt bu
rolf Gin SrntpfrafiIher EnnnrrE npnrSnttrr III
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

SJloj6. 1857
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-19

y Although the weather was quite unfavor-
able, the Masonic Festival, on Tuesday night,
was we'll attended. What the Hall lacked Of
being filed during the lecture, was more
than compensated for by an overflow Of hu-
manity at the Hotel. lals A G
he address Of Hon. A. Cook, at the Hall,
was full OF eloquent euloIy Iyies upon the many
virtues OF the order. He dated back to, the
building OF Solomon's temple, and made it
conspicuous operator in the yirtuous action OF
every people since that time. After saying all
that we supposed could be said inpraise of any
virtue, or yirtuous deed, our astonishment was
excited by the remark that many beauties and
virtues of the order, those most cherished by
the initiated, lied still beyond, and were sa-
cred things, not to be entrusted to the COM
mon public. 1t was masterly address, well
calculated to remove the objections which
some make to the order, and, had it been
heard by goodly number Of outsiders,
would doubtless have been instrumental in
adding members TO their already well filled
lodge. ..., ..
The supper at the Exchange was all that
could be desired in that line, and the dane
ing which followed was heartily participated d
in by large numbe> Of old and young, who
mingled in the hilarious exercise.
TIE entire performance reflected much
credit upon the managers, and we trust the
proceeds will be amply sufficient to complete
the decoration Of their beautiful new Hall.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-19
Nervous Diseases COutrOIed ana
CONQUERED.

OF all the various ills that detract from the en-
joyment of human life, most Of them may BE-
traced to disordered condition of the nervous
system. The horrors of Epilepsy, or falling sick
ness. arise in most cases from this cause. Our
readers may remember, on several occasions be-
fore, we have alluded to the wonderful cures, or
notifications of Fits, made by the Vegetable Ex-
tract Epileptc Pills, invented and prepared by
DR.. Seth S. Hance of l05, Baltimore street. B H.
timore, Md. We feel fully satisfied that these
Pills have cured some Of the most stubborn 8
of Epilepsy, as the milder forms Of fits, such rs
severe Cramps, Spasms. &c. We now record the
fact, that persons will find these pills equally ef-
fcacous in curing every form of nervous debil-
ty IN" manner whether manifested in the acute
and excrutiating form of Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux,
or nervous Headache, the misery of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, the sufferings of Rheumatism or Gout,
he melancholy hallucinaton of depressed spirits
hysteria. their effects will be equally happy and
certain. Persons in the country can write to the
inventor, and have the medicine forwarded to
them by mail The prices are, one box, 3 two
boxes, S. twelve boxes, 90 and sent to any
part Of the country free of postage. Direct your
Communications to Seth S. Hance, los Baltimore
street, Baltimore, Md.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-19
DIR. Roback and his Remedies.

The success which has attended the practice of
this distinguished Swed sh ply ysican, goes far
to confirm the theory that the source of all dis
eases is iu the blood. His famous Scandinavian
Remedies operate directly upon the elements of
that fluid, neutralizing all corrupt and morbid
matter in the circulation, and bringing back health
sustains and nourishes the whole system Ger
tain it is that his blood purifier and blood pills
have worked wonder in nervous complaints, b on
chitis, rheumatism, cough, catarrh, dyspepsia,
general debility. ypochondriasis, epilepsy. erup-
tions, scrofula and many other painful and dan
gerous maladies. Hence their great popularity.
w. informed that the CORES spondence of DR..
Roback amounts average to $50 letters per
day, of which 100 are requests for advice. and or
ders for his celebrated remedies. See advertise
ment
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Astonishing effects Of one bottle, i'm
N case of Dyspepsia.

- = = THIIHutIPHIH, WHTCH <UI IOJO.
Dear Sir-During the last five y ars have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, in its most aggravated
form, and have used, without receiving any bene
fit therefrom, every remedy recommended for that
disease. In fact, was afflicted so '+lV that on
many occasions was in great DANCE, wing
from suffocntion, in consequence Of the I..
matter in, my throat, and all my effolts for rell.
were in vain. l was at last induced, through the
recommendation Of several of my friends, to try
Hoohands German Bitters, and assure you the
amount of relief have received, from the use Of
only one bottle, is astonishing, and compels me TO
say that / would not be without the bitters for
any money, as am now, through their en-
joying better health than have known for many
years Very respectfully yours,
ELIZBAETH GAUL,
To DIR. @. NJ. Jackson. no. IL, Carriers alley
See Advertisement ...
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A CALIFORNIA WrFE.-We have been told
that when John Bigler, late Governor Of
California, was a member of the State Legis
lature, Mrs. Bgler, his wife, absolutely wash
ed the clothes of honorable gentlemen for so
much dozen. At the time of his election,
Biger was very poor, and his per diem was
hardly enough for himself and his wife to live
on in those prodgal times. To make both
rainy day, Madame Bigler put her shoulder
to the wheel as above related. Now. won't
this be rather startling to the pale-face at
tenuated females Of the East, who scream
and faint at the sight OF wash tub or cob
web ? Think Of it. The wife of an Ex Gov
ernor, with her sleeves and gown tucked up,
bending over the wash tub, while her kus-
band, with his clean dicky standing upright,
chafng his ears. rose 10 question Of priv
ilege. " Mr.. Speaker. Nj. S p-e-a-k-e-r !"
And then think of the exwash. woman being
feted, three years after, as the wife of the
Governor of California, worth one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars !-mcney enough
to make the universal snowdom duck and
dive like an affrighted water.f fowl in a thun-
der storm Good for the Pennsylvania Dutch
girl Five hundred years hence when the
istorian lifts the veil from catacombs of the
past and writes the history of the unforgot-
ten dead. he may perhaps append this little
episoae to the history of one Of California s
Governors. And the little ragged girls that
then go down to dip the water from the Rio
Sacramento, may think better of their moth
ers who have to labor. because a long time
ago, Mrs. Bigler, the Governors wife, filled
her wash tubs from the same noble river
These are the pioneer women of California ;
there are many such, as strong willed and as
true, who quail not at their own footsteps in
the woods, whose heats swell with hope at
The banging of the hammer
| A nd the creaking of the crane,
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Great Cure of Rheumatism in Cincinnati,
Ohio.--Convincing Evidence.

For more than three years have been suf .rng
with rheumatism, and enlargement and pain of
the bones and joints. have strictly followed the
advice OF hysicians, and at other times used such
family medicines as had been recommended for
the cure of rheumatism still did not improve
in the least, and was frequently compelled to keep
my bed and thereby was prevented from at end.
ing to my business. Some weeks ago was in
duced by friend to try Carter's Spanish Mix
erably improved after l had taken the fourth
dose l have used only one single bottle, and am
entirely free from all pain. | feel better than |
have f,lt for years. and attribute my completely
restored health solely to the OF Carters Span
sh Mixture. consider it most excellent med
cine for rheumatism and all diseases of the blood.
and cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted.
d, BURRITT, South east corner Fourth and
Walnut SITS. [Cincinnati, March l8, S55.
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GERMAN CoNsTANcY-RoMANCE- On Mon
day last, on the arrival of the morning train
from the East two German girls stepped out
of the cars and were Immediately recognized
by two young men who were standing on the
platform, when they were clasped in each
others arms. Their emigl alton to this coun-
try forms an interesting story. The young
men are natives Of Wurtemburg, Germany.
and when in their native pace, ''fell in love"
with the daughters of a wealthy citizen, and
their loAe was reciprocated on the part OF tie
daughters. Butthe attentions of the youths,
who were poor. provoked the ire of the pa
rents OF the maidtns. They would not be
disgraced by the marriage Of their daughters
TO the two poor young men of Wurtemburg.'
Finding that the "old folks" could not be re-
conciled, they hit upon the following plan,
forming sacred agreement "The young
men would leave Wurtemburg and come to
the United States, and earn money; when
having earned money enough they would
send for the objects of their affection they
declaring constancy till DEATH" The young
men came to America, and by persuasion of
tsends who had preceded them to this coun-
try, they settled down to hard labor in Am
oerson's Valley, some miles distant from
Shippensburg. After working about year,
they accumulated the means necessary to
convey the idols of their hearts from Ger
many TO America, and Immediately dispatch.
ed it to them-"spending many sleep!ess
nights in anxiety for their arrival" On
Monday last, their cup Of joy was filled, for
their loved ones reached them in safety and
in health. They left home unknown TO their
parents, and came alone four thousand miles,
without meeting an acquaintance till they
embraced their lovers at the depot in Ship
pensburg.-Shppsnsburg Pa. } Me~s.