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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-04
TPcSn elmer Rnabcnfbule bes StGbt.

DPSn elmer &nabenibule be6 StGbts
ben6 Orange, in Seem. 0apen Gountp,
Connecticut, 1T Dor eini9sn &oben cine
anite6enoe &ranfbeit aue9ebro1en, Die
iib iiber oas StGottben perbreitst uno in
mon6er SamiIien 9robe Serbcerun9enan=
9eribtet bat. Sic jei9t itcb ourb Elm 2(n=
lbDeIen oe6 0olIes, uno brin9t oft in
nenioen StuuOen DEN SOB.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-04

D7Gini9e &0lfer in Often, BEL oenen
mob feline llbreu ein9efubrt fino, meiien
Die 3eit nab ibrem Sbotten. SSenn iDr
einen Mann fra9t, rpie ptel llbr e6 iit, 10
felt er iib in Den Sonneni6ein aufrecbt
bin unO iIebt ;u, lpo ieln Sbotttn enoi9t,
ct miBt Iooann ociicu 9dn9e nit ben SUP
Ell unO ia9t eub 9enau Die 3eit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-04
RinbrucI, uno niebfabI.

Sn porleeter Donnerito9 gtobt puroe
in Den llbren uno Selpslrp Stobr oe6
6rn. Sobn 4. 2tnOre in 9ott6taun eins
9ebrcben unO etrpa 5 I5O8ertb Sbmufs
maoren 9eftoblen. Ser Oieb UerIboffs
te iib 3u9an9 ourtb Grbre6un9 zines
Trn ftprlnhPnS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-04

%@in Saptiitcnpreoi9er BEL 8oifon
bat pier &D6ter, bon oenen ieoe in einem
anoeren @elttbele 9ebcren puroe: cine
in Gurcpa, cine in 2fiisn, cine in 2Gfriaf
uno cine in 2(mcrifd.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-04

P2C6 am perlceten Samita9 Mors
gen Der l(6tb. Daniel @artp, bon SSpbn6s
taun, 9tetpz yorf, er,pocbte, fono er, ba6
ct itodblino iei. @ini9e Sage Uorber
fGbtte ct 9roBe S6mcrjen in ieinen 3eben
uno an ieien S6ldfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-04
Ubcures BClS.

95or eini9en So9en muroe in 8citcn
Elm &upfercant pom Sabre 1898 fit $2I
uno Elm balber Sboler, Der in Der lcgten
gSod)e pon &aibin9ton5 2(ominiitration
9epr69t porOen mar, um $57 peritei9ert.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-04

DJT TSn Cincinnati rpuroe Elm Srauens
jmmer, gtamen6 Gliio Bri9bt, in oeren
Selle man fir s 1000 folftDer gtoten fonO
perhaftet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-04

MtcIaft5 fol- litb bel cinem Furs=
iIben &erIu6e ol6 9uts5 Mittet fir auf.
9efprun0ens 2irpen berriefeu tya*n.
, 1859-01-25

The HE'D River Foyaseur.
Br Jo4x G. WHITTIER.
Out and in the river Is winding
The link Of It's long. red chain
Tnrunsh bella Of dustt p'ne.lAnd.
Aad &usty leagues Of Ilai1-
Only. at times. q smoke wreath
With the drifting cloud m X Joins
The eIloke of the uat1g lodges
OF The Wild Asss1ibD'ns.
prstrily blows the north wind
From the land ct Ice and lnow:
Ths eTes that look are wessy.
And heavy the banda that row.
And With nue f2ot m Ii. water.
And one upon the sa' re
The Angel of Shade" e'Tes W4fnips
That daI la|l be nc uor:.
Islt the claax Of Wild eeese9
IL II The Indians yrll.
That lends to the vutce o? the north Wind
Tl= tones Of q fat.uG bell?
The vnyaeeur smiles as III llstenz
Tothe sound that srows 4pace:
Uf tho bells Of St Boalaace.
The bers Of tbs Roman Mission
IhateA from tht!1 turrtis train
To tbs b2atmen on t.e river.
Tothe hunter on the plan.
Eyc2 80 In orr mor.s1 jousney
The bitter LeTtll El1ls blow,
And thu. upsn lIfe's Red River
Uur healts. ~ oaran1enloH.
And when the Areel Of shaIow
Etss lis !aet op wave Aod sbore.
And our syes grow 1!ca With Watching,
Andou hta1fs atot at tie oar.
Ha2py!s he ~bo heareta
The tl.nai Of h'a rseAse,
In the bells OF tie Holy lity!
The ch nuts Of eternal Peace.
!, ?. IndfDeHdeAt. Jan, 70
, 1859-01-25

AS the procession had finished the display
proposed for the Eighth in New Orleans, ami
tue carriage containing the veteran General
Scott drove up in frant Of the st. Charles
Hotel, the crowd filled the street and greeted
him with loud shouts. AZ the general de-
scen'el from the carriage with his ovcrcoat
hanging On his arm 4 we'll dressed gentleman
stepped up 10 him, aud with the po1itcness
that would have graccd drawing room, said
I~ncunseiously th., General l,andcd him the
garment, and, foi;owiu: the eSctrt, entered
| the hotel; but 11r gentleman with the coat
| failed to appc::s. lie AID The coat slisap.
Yeared. Some Think lh.f his admiration for
the old veteran tempted llu1 i" Keep the gar
mcnt rs seuyenis Of the meeting, anil 6: ,ns.
meuto Of the great captain.
, 1859-01-25
moo0 s. Gool.

Coal! Coal!!
10NN TONS ORMSHI cuAL.-TH1S
NJ\yO Col4 the best In lie ia41kt: for clthcI
family nses OF steam. Alb
800 tons Prepared Anthracite Broad Top.)
500 tons Lump shamoAiu.
ALFRED SMITE i co.
North Ct. utposl.e all Central K II.
II ost1e7t fnaJ ae lr:t 1T
W. NEKRYS
z. L. CORNER Clark 4 Ea..io lh fts
hitkF.}IlD bkOs.
jail 3u,-5.0 Co-ue7 Of Lake aud Clark Hrtr.s.
, 1859-01-25
FOREST rITY WATER CURE
CLEVELAND, sOIIIO.

rrHIs INSTITUTION Is DELlGa T.
Fully 1:.tci On the oatssr1ao: oes1 sIr,
Eh1n tae limit cr tae city Gf Cleveland aaa -
fnm tbe os; usc-. The ua.!dnE u rew, u os.cn;
fs:ni.stI :he nsst s'7!e, III bath Eooas a
tats .u I'll - rres-ai recr1sa- rom ssea
md otter e:-a q dAu.r"s reenn@ 1:rs. an ii
H. - = M-.1,T nr 1he Lid View WISER Ours neAs ta
rrTu ~. connected With this ns:'tnt0n- x-,,,
ix RI Il l3qairy IL o..a+r ufl Ply scsant WILL -
*sh* P'oNt' JAMES l.. 4;EDSS, y.
.x,,.. MA, DR. J. =. t3Rna9-
, 1859-01-25

4&@4k4< 41|sSxDkksaA II y l."
CAYsTHE ST. LOUIS (A0) DEMOCRAT:
y Below publish Letter e Dr. Wood Ct "a; II e' X
sc3erof % q 81 g Tonic sas :,'.:ost+ 0sst n1n
oonloas nor u'<le' p0'es' f,a ~ II % n1ss' 1885,
sss;s & f,sa 1ss{ IS: fsa ssss:
~ .bieh id eees quito hic thrs
r5s aab. 1 sose q s1 .r
"a a:e qaa =. 1e. pFoTnx Ss,s
Sas rs rs 8: shs ;ss IL. e
tst ss!e e sssys 3sS.s
:s5 3F; Is S.a {. q sss seea ese .. Il n'
a,a1s s .52'f nHnis sss at aas & s9s
2s5 IN N ns' :ss s.ss = u:
btre ior last 1ea Jsa:1 "a "a kno.a 70 o ne 41ay
s,; = e. s::; sss;s ~ =s =;
ashtT' i 'su - a''s1 an truly zosa5. 4 RAYMOND,
WOODS uuz REsF9T%ft3:: esF5's9ia T. = '7@
Poes.o. a5!s1 6.d - sGs.. r r.
!; 1esx t.; e. s;es 81 1?s1o ~ ii i
M9 s .1a tsqaa So~ II
osss ~ Ia 20 1eras "a eoes obligations "a 1oa
a'ia' . he s'fed 'aea 'sf'tsis 2tsisz JOHNSON +,
Tns underaed Rsv h.51 1sts5s5 1e5a!es = =
E.xalar s9ndnx Nd Pssos o. tae = r1oa, nuenes
kfookIesa. I e.,dxed HM DYER.
Aaa0I1se'' ~' Baocxy{xLn Jaanar1u u la58.
Eli Re,1or.t7e dives peaaEs 70 ~ a1 d.n. ns
eject h1sb@en excellent u stEaos.af I 1s 1htc
h11e pe roobIsd ron 81 childhood and ~ ~ ~ RI
ennF Yhs7e osed 10 otaer ttels viii sas
1Ane pleAxcze asrr4ak TX RRAG9
IN. p.az,uve p1t ~ II Botties q th1Ge E1eA "
1os nn Ia Cuall The GzaAA hoaa1 hA3 pint nd
tf.pnr 1ae doa{ per bottle; The uaei4u dolds q
ie.st Wen pe- en-. more "a proportion u q We sAt
800 a. tEo dol N bottle; tho lA+xe hot4a oSs
frt1 ser cent u proportion. A2d teas ios t0ses
d29a17 anf16 G46 Co. Prou,!etnr. 81 prosdsay He.
W. - NJ ihe ueat New Yosk Wire Railing EstabHAo-
| r1eot) IL Market sseee<. 81 Louis Ao. e-o,,
| ASH aolI ey Ill good Qr-ztSA 2ad eAne1 uSo2!
, 1859-01-25

rvETERNS, WELLS ARD FJhiTS-TIE Ga-
~ dtrkigned IsprepA1ed 10 manufacture
ciNarn4, for RainWatar, Tank for Gss 6etrts
And Railroads, Dis1iNers Tubs and Recune1a-
A.o dlR Wells md furnish Qhato md Other Pnl2ps at
Ahort noucc. 3t s old 8tad No. 23I Wcst Lake nrosk
foA Ot3ce Box Na. 49,.
nh{%l6x-U k.bNALLEY.
, 1859-01-25
G q A T..

N. NELs0 IIA DON,
YARD AND OFFICE ~ eTATE sThEET. CHICAGO,
<Between Adams and Monroe 4:reeta.>
NUT. STOVE, EGG. LARGE EGG, FUR
~ 1AoE, Brokeo and Lump 'oai. ny the ton cayRo
rom the folio ~lnr aes Lcleh Scranton. Lacka
9cheoktn. Mount ca:r1: ami trern R1-e. Eric. DEes
Ef.l, ga4pnexx and oth.e Hstnfntn.us Coais-
Berch MAple and Hickory Hoo icEx sRwed split 8nd
delivered
CoA delivered by tic cssKo Al al the principal point
O. The lAke4 pcls b!as5&Ea
, 1859-01-25
Gcl1crol Agtnrtcs.
TRIPP, HALE, s. co.
II 1aAn..A AEs,n Aa.a4

TRlPP, HALE, g. co.
General Patent Office Depot,
no. 100 LAKE sTREEr. CHICAGO. ILL
tl.HE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE To
Inform the p1bllc Feneraly that theJ have opened
tb-!s odce aaove place for the transaction ofA
GENERAL PATENT AGENCY BUSINESS
It il their aim to Keep hand II al t!mea for txhh
ton Ant sale. !a1Ke variety - poss'he OF pAtented
articles OF the latest nnu most usefd inventions; and taey
will creAl pleasure IL Fece!tnT V4to<s VITO nay
Nish 10 examine their articles whether With view Of
Purchasing or not.
rhe office Is open the headquarters Ct laveo
rs xao wish To dispose OF tbEif lupEoFr1ents and
the prertto respectfully invite nysntoEs aot 9tttaas
tueAll then =: tueir Paen&4 oStatned "a
possible elsy. TIE undersigned viii keep thoroughly
posted up n III lr patents = kshnkten. aad
will receive and sell commission al classes OF u3esol
hodpateneI articles tosttaeF with individual County
rights 4ad se the SANG: Care 9G bt tAken
receive p3tcaed article Eht fef sale that Il not
possessed Of usae ett: 1t being the purpose Of the
tn4intAn character worthy the entire confidence
Of a ~ao Uas wish 70 2uzehAse 2sT Aa1 nsst !1P7ove
Ee1A ThfP. HALE CO..
Nc. tU Like 6tYeet.
Wn- Jones Ma 81 Su1aElsr u, Bo9son: ?. g. Field
Co. Etiby ek, Boston James II Hale, A1lk d. Boston
Bowen Bro, II LACE u. Ghlcaso; II. D. 1Iuan 70.
lis s nth Water s. EhicaSo: Hort Fe!ee ~ eta&e
g., Chic4go; J. Murphy. burlington, Vt: j. Tripp
Alb4ay n T.: Miran PECK Albany. N. T.; Charles fso
rsAa. asr2cuse y. y. no9 b4ai'ly
, 1859-01-25
Gpefial Notices.

Thsso who aro curious to witness the
vsoaerfu perfection to which A. 0hspaidt da.e mana-
er u Dsschsos'a N. y has brcuxht The manufacture
et n.n and Tonpee1 are invited 10 whit ns Mis and
thals Dying Roona II Ho fremont R&oek and examine
Hoe curious producous Of AT No sctutiny caB detect
tbe artificial {rso the natural xheu Adjusted 10 the
head de4ly
, 1859-01-25

WNSuIP ORG GAN1Z>ATl on
Laws Of wisconsin,

"Ea1sof Wisconsin coaceraoz the Organization and
geve1anent Of towns and the powers and duties Of
town oce:y aad Boar1s of 7upervsetz With nanerouz
rrac cal ;ormes" The work coraprics eonpstiou OF
ali the statute LAWS ccnccracs the government Of toEus
andpower5 and d1:!as OF towa officers eabsac!7z the
satject Of Elections, Toxa snd Towo 0mcer.
Fences ard Fe-c' Viewers fi:hEays and DH:seA 4c..
de- II aio conaI1s ali for Of proceedtnk In every
where written ins:ruaen: required BY law. coz
vsoenuy arraaScd tos really reference: also copous
foot notes by way Of distraction doubtful points,
With references to decions Of the Courts og Wisconsin
and other etataa readcdlE the Ehoe complete guide
iortoTn officers aa1 others Interested In ibis peculiar
branch Of tie Law It ais, contalas tact portion Of the
statute which rates to the And duties Of county
Boards Of 3oe79ser1 With practical forms and notes.
Price 81 il leather bodln+ Go cts IN psper
Copies sent ~ sil address re-ert Of tie price
" AEEN, Law Bookseller aad Pobf!ahe:.
ia6 be3i Ia Lake street. Uh!cazo.
, 1859-01-25

WYE ARE RET-AILlN'; COAL AT $i.50
w pr Ton tant 10 Ere Bri41 Hill Yard At
lie Lock iAan1 F.ex td:e formerly Mhtria Coal Du
pauy fa7A Ord r.rfL II the Crsto = Mnse IL :a.alc
Htt:ei I'LL he 2tte-dcd - by LAM.
jal2 b9.9 lm b. r. bIR'iTEER-
, 1859-01-25

6REEI l. STONE
s. 13kGNRdS-MuSOATlNE 10WA. Pd0MPf
- athtiea klsta to Oe:tiocA and proecetS rtrlttsd
% Gky Of tAygae1!, 1t c.r.aut T3ter nf e1ehAogf.
S1JGtKy~E
A<srs> teo.ke Goth 4 uc Ctie1*.
daillC 1Aai- tbchka
L. 4. EcnclN Co. ~. Lo1lA
Aesx3 Gilmore 4.rotttTtoc. Q1octa5AA.
Shoe end Lcattt: DEATHS E.-k. Bostol.
T-:> 4.@ Ya-b anttl147A
GEO. WITH co.
BANKERS AND JEAIEHS IN FOREIGN
ID and Domestic ExcA .:e-
CHICA1, ILIIAQ1
GcL:r1ioas lade alits- r.17eipa clt-s Il t. uxk
ted 6:atss % sac most taro' stete.aA fe3
J.H. COVER BROTHERS t. GO.
3 BASkERs' DEALERS 1s4s5 IN EXCHANGE
LAND AQHH9
IOWA G+.E 4uHA
xz1E1 ~
A99k,R e. <. DE.11 = Co., Da.ca<a
:oEt Thocanscr[ No Y ~ sEeef &eW Yae'.
aekxst D. A. sSEu&z7 4 0o. St. 11ak. No
GY9-ty1Ai
, 1859-01-25

Sottce.--The underH!Sncd, Stockhol.
.ezs II the Merchants D4aI Of tlcon GeosKlA are ty
the p.oys!cnso o. IT. Caarer .xje pArsGaahs liable for
Is ssaes THE Dalx 1l be taken b. u On d.
po1it On the t:rI.: ~ Ke7tucky. 1adiaa. sd
Ohio. +. ~. TECEER L co.
, 1859-01-25

ISAAC COALE, AT TIE OLD STAND
ooraer Of CLARK aad Adams street ocers for sale
Wood Of Ill ktnd4 bAwed *nd aollt and delivered.
Atso. Eric IaexaH2aA 0sGl.by K!essbnrE. and othts
Pennlslva2ia Goals Hfxr Hui kA'inryll!-: and otbe1
Ohio oo&A sheffield. AGrr:1 aud Other illinois QoAl&
oYtera promptly tlrd And Goal carefully SCREENED
lakAU GOALE,
AHt5A&B6M 1t4 Cia-x. to-urs AdaGl1-E-
, 1859-01-25
$ 3 O D.. O 0
Premiums and Diplomas.

% = ~ ~ ~
Premiums and Diplomas.
frHE FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
L Was AWARDED to the
Boudoir Sewing Machine,
{HAKR1s' PArEkr)
At thf W1cnrs3 9at Fair Oct It'll 1G&: Machne4 from
One Hu.dEei to On- Hundred and fifty Do21a IN
petition. THUS anther Ink ha. been added to Tia chain
ef p7smnm4 Tte sunscdbst eess lsays 70 al TIE a.
it, pEot1taent alvAn aGes all otatst follows:
jst II eeRs With tiIr ads and ties zach stitch,
II. It makes tvs different stitch.a
Sd it viii zew backward rs veil 2a forward.
I'LL 1t makes tHo thousand stcht. per minute, and
bia1J J-nine Stitches u the inch.
5.h Il Inconvenience nf belt IL 0bYated bT the Au-
plcAtinn Of Rubber Friction Wheel
th The nominal price Of ~ includes stand and hx~
turts
Nen Ibis stacl11e way sold double the price, It WI
coraiais recommended to the public ~
l. II. SINGER l. co.
ELIAS HOE.JR
WHEELER WtLa1N.
GRUfEt 4 BAKER.
Manufacturing Go,
Fl the b=.t alnE1e thread MacAnein the market. The
tr1cc hns teen reduced one af III value cuh auced
bF TIE sd ltiuD Of te Double Thread An exaun
e .l, ;iac:i'e aud s worx Is .iced 81 IL DeE1ux
no27 1YbA5 i. i. iA>CE 4 CO.. Aee-ta
, 1859-01-25

&AWveF's Fluid Extract OF Bark m
nfaatse remedy forthe Fever nd Akue, and the vsri
forces o} BuloCs Dseasek 'ute.reat Rena!tteat,
6h Power aad Dutab AEue, hag1nF ther orn II ma2a-
III Of verr fertile and paa<sks dstcs prepared bJ Dr..
q. Fsxyer Dr5EN and Chemist, and .old b. 8a~ye1.
rAike Co.. No. le Lake street. Ch1cEao.
This rtueay Is prepared entlrrly vegetable eab-
alnoeA knd eoEta,ns 20 rerc7s1 atseatc. anything
tAt can prove INJURIOUS u the z5Eer IT. e1ecss
thoa3 Of dcobs1e1t and toE!c well aa1ted to restore
lhs heA!thy action OF The Liver md ato<nAch+ Whose
functions a1e srrer6lr impaired In this cl2ss Of dls
eaAaR.
Qunln* and othe: tonies only IN roany to
trrAk the ch!' but Do not the diseases 0. tie
liver aod othe- oyxs1s !..atc2t2d. On which the chill
Aod Yevcr 4e!cud; heace the usefulness Q: tie Flud
Extact Of Dark" part:critrly II regions where Plyh
clan1 cknaoi be readily co1tuited) which contstas all
Ue qualities s1ited tue Indications Of thee- rnAadt5
Hc1c.eds Ct testimonials In regard t1e efficacy Of
tie medicine 1roa peraons Of respectab!tJ hAvt been
Eve1 " the propre:os-h:t he does rot caAe use Of
e a hs rrefe:s to Lave Tie rzedc.ce introduce ss+
RecurtlF hJ tts slrtiiE
, 1859-01-25

4 CaTds-Thc SuhACfibef1 beg TO an.
pornce that they hare hetn appointed Agents 10. tho
salc Of WALTHAM WATCHER and thst they are now
prrpAred to au2p5 the Trade ii MRnntarures p1!ceA
They viii guarantee the satisfactory Performance Of
sre7 Watch sod By the1 Of this manufacture brIev
ns u they do thas the durability Q; these Watches and
thsr uueoualed ekeep!ne qualities warrant them In
70 doing ooESCHEKs will not forget that in buE1ne
American Watches theg avod lie rumerous proos ao-
cu1uated the foreign xrtc1e before reaches ther
yell u and expenses OF Importation
]. TX t. NJ. EDTARDR
ocEbE93sm lo1 CLARK -tr~e1
, 1859-01-25

Illinois i:aVings Institution,
IN TIE CITY or CHICAGO,
lIacorporatsd ftdrnary, 1851
tA,nIs INSTITUTION RECEIVES DE-
l. posl:a Of oos dollar. 41d upwards, ro ii c1assss d
pt1toos, including
MINORS AND MARRIED WOMEN,
and allow useres: ii the rate Of dx per cent psF
cum.
MsIeaes payable OF the ots. MondAy Of JaauAs1 ADD
July.
TRUeTEER
1oaE H1lAc, Hto Ogden III Dnoh1l
Geo " Dole. q Hubbard. ) " RAfmon1.
krattus Wiui4r1A John Heed Henry Nhltheck.
Geo L *tEotca, Airx CoFeatr1. " LIH.
Nathan Kid1el.
Office No. -. i 4.l1x1ea street. Portland Block.
03icr open aAit5 da::af thr usual hours Of ba1nak
and On Tuesc4y AID Saturday eFelinEL
JvHN H. KiNz1E- President
n b. KlDoER. Ua4l.eE. iy16 al6sly
AIKEN t. NORTON
! l>ASKERs Il DEALERS In EXCHANGE
No. - RoETB CLARK En-. CHICAGO. Ill.
, 1859-01-25
New and Attractive Goods


90 AND VISIT THE FRENCH CHINA
W Emporium of. Il. JAEGER &!C0.. No. lqs Lake
street. betweca CLARK and Dearborn
, 1859-01-25
Dlulnbil1q.

GAS PIPE AND 51yTURE8,
BROW Il wilder
8tzte esfs3st.........~&-,..,Ay
Gee. tte!r ec.!so ssocx as follorr
r. @ FL g u - H
Y!pe 70 DER cent discount ron LIT P13ce-
HAl4bft froa Ft&ias7 ~ cenL4 5tr pou7d.
Brass Ntsia11 Bends, 5u:E< Jt:aiS and 321 Hxt1fM
u Cost-
Cur Eeek u :Ae la2zs t. .lt c:t7. And p eloaaR ~
reocef Inducements cot -ll1led IA tho Reas.
nhtS
, 1859-01-25

TO xHE Il ~ II DE.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED WrcH TCULa
IaoN F1pE sIIT1SuS. Il Ii FlA.uASS, rLGAB.
ISG MATERIALS. AND EVERY A!trlCI.E II
TIE GAS, SfkAA-filEsS1 AND FLAMING
BUSINESS.
u La S~lLL!1 5II1GE.T, CHICAGO
~ Every r.srp4'z q. ia. T11sIre Ant nTk4a xnft
As.u1e.sut Ae-Si.t-
~. M4nnt t.trN. L ! ,E..- ..t--..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-20

PROBABLE FATAL AcclDEsr-A man named Chadburn,
who in the employ of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
papy officer the steamers was seriously and
II Is thought dangerously injured by the falling Of sign
upon his head while passing through Fulton yester
day forenoon. The fall OF the sligo aused by sud-
den gust OF wna twenty -four feet long and three
feet wde and had been tor six years. The wounded
man was conveyed TO the Hospital and examination by
the house surgeon discovered that the base OF the
SOUL was slightly fractured.
CoRoSERs Of1cE.-Coroner O'Keefe hold inquest yes
terday at No 6i6 Water street upon the body Of
named Bridget Murphy who committed suicide by taking
dose of arsenic Deceased thirty years ofagc
native Of ireland. No could be assigned for the
commission OF tho rash act.
ELECTION COLONEL or THE FIRST REoIMKSr-Iast
Thursday evening election held by the First Reg
ment Cavalry TO Ill the vacancy caused by the rosgu
ton Of Col Ryer Major W. W. Price, Of the Third Reg
inent (Hussar.) was elected Lieut. Col Smith, Of the
First received tho largest number votes but being
nonresident he is ineligible 10 hold Office under the mill
tary laws Of the State.
TfE Missing YOUNG LADY-The friends OF Miss Ca,ha.
rine M Bingham, whose mysterious disappearance aud
discovery was published in the Herald, wish
The impression that she found canal boat
She Was found in charge OF an hooes industrious
man ana his wife, on the banks OF the Harlem
MliIfARY-IIm TWELFTH REGNESr( INDEPENDENCE GuARD)
GOING TO AIBANY.-Iieut Col. Henry A. Weeks, com
manoing the Twelfth regiment Independence Guard,
has issued orders for the regiment 10 assemble at the
Mercer House, on Wednesday next, March 23d, folly
armed and equipped, IN with red pogpons u
proceed TO Albany on a visit 10 Governor Morgan. Toe
inc VIII be formed in Broome street. right on Mercer
street. at half past three O'Clock T. H. Tue visit will De
made for the purpose OF convincing the Governor that
the representations lately set forth division orGers,
regaros the small numerical strength Of the regiment
wholly untrue Roberson's Cornei Band viii accompany
the troops
SACRED CoScEaTA sacred concert, under the manage
ment Of Gr f. Molenhauer, will be given TO day the
City Assembly Rooms, 448 Broadway The object is a
Max Gre en- to defray his travelling expenses TO E,ropc
where he goes FOR the purpose OF recovering his eycsgh
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The Court sustained the objection and said that letter
from third party to the defendant wss not admissible.
that third person beng In any way connected with
this
MIR. Cushing except TO the ruling OF the Judge.
The Court tubssque said be would, II counsel de.
sired H. take the letter and read Il, and give his
opip ion on hs relevancy Monday morning.
Mr.. Cushing satd that el bad a number OF witnesses
10 court u the charact the prisoner under the
animation Of the Court be oud occupy the time OF
the jury in doing With exception Of medical
timony tho cefence had no other evidence to oGtr.
being understood that the counsel for the prosecution
DID not intend 10 conrovcrt the Testimony tho good
OF the prisoner the for the defence said
they would not bring forward any further evidence
char actor.
The then closed for the defence, with the ex
ccption Of the medical testimony.
Adjourned to Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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Police Intelligence.

John W. Lawson, victim OF uis placed confidence ap
peared beoro Justice Osborn at the Lower Police Court
and made complaint against friend Of his named Geo
Holbrook for opening sealed letter directed the
planant by merchant in Providence, r. l. The letter
goods which filed by the defendant the detrirneo
Of complainant. The amount OF the commission was not
very great but Lawson entirely opposed 70 Hobrooy
doing business IN that way, he had h arrested aud
expressed determination to prosecute the defendant
thel asst Held to bail 10 answer
Two p9ys, na:ned Edward Williams and George Reed,
broke into the segar store Of Patrick Farmer No % Co
lumbia street. Tuesday night, and carried OF aoou
$50 worth Of tobacco The accused arrested by the
Thirteenth precinct police. On being brought into
they confessed their guilt and stated that they had cold
the proceeds of the burglary to two Germans, named
Philip Sten and Ernest Tucker, who were also arrested
and held for trial.
About two weeks ago colored lad named Nicholas
Cisco forged an order for pair of boots and succeeded
ewindlng shoemaker named Canton Of s. co. The
forgery was not discovered until yesterday when tho boy
was taken into custody. Committed for examination.
Charles Campbell, q porter in the establishment Of
Messrs Cornell Co.. iron founders, Of Centre street,
taken into custody charge Of purloning lot Of block
tn mouldngs, nc the property OF his employers The
prisoner committed for trial
Mary Anne Bailey, domestic lately in the employment
OF Mrs Ida Harvey 113 West Twentieth street,
rested for stealing about $50 worth Of cwery from her
mistress. Committed for trial.
ARREST OF Observation-Disclosures morning number
OF shmorgcs brought before Justice Welsh, the
City Hall Police Court by officer Donaghy OF the xth
precinct for obsructing the streets their sh CARTS
which s in violation of the city ordinances They gave
their names as Patrick Mckennan, John Kenus Matthew
Ftzgibbons, Martin Hart, John Ragen John Cavanagh
Waters, John Rooney Frank Kcarns and Martin Kearns
Justice Welsh, on hearing the complaint discharged all
except Waters and Kearns, they having license
codpg to law The others promised not to ohsruct the
streets in future. The latter two fined So