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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
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SGcof Gds Ger ,6omittcn unO lttbstsn StroGs in
2tIGutaun,
n0 tet aufs ousrbGit rcrtGreitet, olIs ret III BE:
etSnsn, Die bel ibnen aulprsbtn. g2ir fino Icc6cn
otu philadelphia Sardd9ctcmmcn nit eiuCm frifben
&errGib pen Gdsrn, oit mir ibtriCuat Ino nit DC.
nrn pcn traeno cincm onoern @ta6ltGsment in Der
Staot ccnpsttrcn tSnnsn. Q8tr pGrtaufcn an Den
ntGosrfsn 8oor9ao @rsIin unO tSnnsn nisSrocr
prtouftn als as anpern, lpril lpir aiIe6 u Gaitb.
prcttn Gtntaurn.
Iertige Glei6rr
baber mir enc btrribe Nuswabl auf .6onb. bic mir
jt tbr blIt9en YrstICn fir 8aor pcrt0ufrn. Infer
Gtcd tEitebt aus Sradr DreGs, GjCIbaff=, uno lie.
busGSdtn ron allen 2(rten Seoe:Sclvct, Scibcne
unO ollt aneern 4rtcn Btfitn 6rftn ron crcr Art,
SptrbaIs, 8ra9cn, bcmoen, Strds, .oalstifcr uno
anoCrn GrttteIn piC aus urfcrm Sotb oe6raubt prr.
tGn.- llnlEre 6leirCr perben GlG unttr unsrer ci.
9Entn Guffht usrfrti9t.
Sun6cn 9lrbcit
fno mir 81 oucn Soften tertit, ouf g9sfcuuno N
MAIDEN, rno ea mir NUT Die 6eiten t6Snoe befhSfti.
gen. 70 tSnnen mir fir ale unreIr0ciln eutltsbsn.
Srprrll unb WictaCr.
AU'hiouh, SePEmeT II, nQbp
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. G;0ter.

ODIctcOToIIV.-s -sVdutII"EVDufcr,
Gin pculS aBctttment fobt9cmirte uno SrfarS
ssmirts Sutliusts, So0mcrcs, GCntudp SSonSs, urr
cine pcIIltSnoi9s au5mabt ron lbwartm, trouncu
uuo blaucm Sub, g8tns5, Grapots, c utC Gins b,rr.
iibc Guewobt pCn allen 2(rtrn Sitter Idr 9ponns.
Ansd9S-pdhes allies rpcblfsit pufauft mirt lei
9lenin9cr urp S6Cimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
S1uern Iebet Bier :!


Der llnter3ei4nrte Gat INNER nod auf 6anb,
cine 9ln;nbl brr fplsrncen q 4 erbau @frGt6s
( d. a I en-, BON Der tr1rn Sauart, Icpctt ipie
pcn trr tCiten @rtett unO ben tcitrn Materialrn,
meIGc CT an tcn frl9rnrrn Iebr nrNrrsn YrriBrn
gum Sutaui anbietet:
3psis 9frbss s@rwaIt, $40 90
Mrrs9fcrtc' OrcIdma1dinrn nit S9a-
trs, 27 so
3mei' pfrrbr'OuI&maItinen nit S9as
trs, 25 90
Gjewalt g8rlIdtOrnsSdalrr, % 90
G'swaIt StrUbi@nriO. .Mtni6ncn, 20 90
Srib 70 gut unO rufet an unb urt6rlst fir rub
lctf, rbr ibr lcnlwp taufct, bel
9. S6weieer.
80. 122, gGeR !9amittun Strabe aamtnun.
September z. natv
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01

Der llntsrjet6nete ma6t rem 9rstrten Yubli.
fun bic 9lnSeise, pab er Ictnr Sffns unb Sle6s
lAmeperst neuIid prrlrBt bat, unb spar grrabe
9Cgeniiter Scn no lie fr1bsr mar, ppsr in bas
Otps6etIcw 0sbdupr, so. 18, Der g6elt. Sams
iltpn Strabe in NuCntaun allwp er len Gjes
lbGft mcbr 9rc6arti9 ais je gu betreibsn sebsnft.
unb fortwGbrcnO an SanO baltrn unp auf Sr.
itelun9 perfertt9en wrp
8lobe Sefen fir 0olj uno &oblen; Gaz
pital Sob0fen %. ; Oelaware &obz
Ofcn; 9orta6le Han9c; Sfz
fee, S1rftubCnz un0 Yar=
lorzSefen.
DaS baiu ectGrias So6:Gjeidtrr III ouf tis
tauertaftelte gSriIc perfcrtiSt.
SfDbr nmb 8lccb0cicbirr
wirb in 9rCber Iuswabl ouf Sanp ssbaltsn,
. a tb B c If en- m it Sle6
wirb auf bic trile 9lrt Srrriftct unb . a d fam,
, e II wertrn INNER Spn ben trlen QeIisfsrt.
Stte 2trt 6lidarbcit mIrb ouI bic tiirsrlle Qn.
jeiar getban mp attes @u6elen, &urfcr, 3inn
unp Sle an pen ED6ien Yrsilrn i'm auatauId
fir gSaarrn angenrmmen.
Setnr Yrcilc psrben 1T ollen 6nfhtrn 70 BIZ
ljs ien ale irSenbwo Ionh unN bann wirp nr6
SIuf @rp;cnt Sfb;u9 fhr GGfeb
rlautt. Jtufet hater an unb urt6eilrt Icltl,
2llIe rtr ttr ctwas aus teIcm SADIE traud,t, unb
tDr rsrtrt &c Su gurrm Sprbcil fntrn.
Smen 81. 6ofmon.
0IF@r madt bier aud ;usIri6rr 3cit trtannt,
CAP Sr. 9lrael gin9ltn9 nidt lGneer
ais iein asrnt on8cltelt 1T, wpSpn man scfGaisIl
Staht gu rcbmrn belirbe.
Mai 25. na3Nl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
$500 Derlanot

Sn SIllnnsn bon nitt prnieer als 500 auF
quite Srrfl6nuns. g8easn brm glSberrn p,nbe
man iit In alrntaun an
October 26. nobs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01

9teucn % ndren
riussIt9t, nstbcn CT Ger mSnnHeu @spSnsruno
biCmtt 81 cnpfsbIcn udnlAt Sstu afr,tsmcut UNI:
agt cine ercBe NuSmabl
Slider ron isNsr Sorbs,
Gaftmsrcs-cins bsrrlibc @Srlcbisosnbcit,
Satinets rcn toGm Spl,
gSet:Qotttrns, pcn Den allrrftus
fen biS3n 9epSbnlifen bsrab.
2Str nun batsu min, einCn pcrtrGffIibSn
lG6trrcd, 98afIrrbibtt Sum llstcrrSds,
GrasGcd, pemeGn-ftine rpeigt, fartioc
8rod.&cd, unp wclenc,
SGd'Jtod, llnterbtmocn unb llrtctbtiIn,
@tbaTs:Grd, loonolbube uuo pcilutrG9Sr,
2Eofns, etuGn unO 02arIrrcs,
ypctn, Ipemobultn uuo Cellars,
StcralIs, Sads uuo .6astibcr,
&stltt, 6cltnri9cr,
Strhmrfs, llm6rcacn,
Geitrttte &Edmt, Spo;irltGdl.
&urj. psr tr9tnC ctpos aus Dem 5at5 ciucs Souf.
nns:SInttecrs t0uftn Mill, Der ruff an te 6ru.
9 barles q Il.
Cine fdni:ano:guouS9:iSbri9 Grfabruno in mtis
mem SjtihSft ftet mitb in btn Stauo, cldbC gaorln
ctntduf'n 81 tSnncu olS gut rOurrbaft uro wcblftil
mo, uno tb bin Nberjeu9t, boB ib olle 8unSCn ;ur
pGQi3Cn 3ufreoCubcit in alien 6irrhtcn btoisnCn
fam. Die aLttn Gunben Ner YcrmaltQSn Sirma,
uno 70 rtts neue as Cs ihtdljb incCn tSnnEn, lino
frcunoftbnftidlt eu9daetu ouiurufn unO fir Ib
lCttf Su fsbgn.
aUs Stitenun9en pcrcen nit Dont on9encmmcn
uno prompt tlcr9t uRo fcrti0c Slciccr
an ben alcrnirbri9fsn 9reiIrn
prrtauft. 0uf ferncru ;ablrCihcn 3uIprudb bcTCno
rsr6lcbt nit Ghtuu9 Charles acer.
NGcnaun, Sttrber 10, 1859. nalS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01

Sai; Sdl; Sal;!
Gcmobttnes unO fint5 SaS 3u p'rfaufen Gsin,
Sod oeir 8uIbcl, ON 2tchr pcn
98rllc lnb Surb9e.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
SD1epG SSuBel

go. 2. NUrO Ate stru6e YbilatrIp6ia.
Serferti9er bon einet por;G9liben Suolz
itdt 8e9eni6irme un6 Yaraiol6.
6at nun in Isinrm Strd, bas meilf poLRGnbiae
aIcrtsment, Sisls nsue St9lrs in F6 I6lisern6,
DCn rsl6en eint9r In frinsn anrrrn @tabliIsmrnt
9sfunpen rtrren, unb tprIhe fr bfrrt IN fir 9 r.
8elb pbsr auf turje 3eit an 8Sufsr an Istr an.
nsbmbarfn Yrsibrn ob;ulasen.
Stptembsr IA. na3W
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SutcuS=9 =9Sddrcu.

Sin relies aiIcrtlmsnt in Sstts, bGim Dusenb
cbcr lpatouesuo, i'm stctr unc 81 rtrtoufsn ts
9Splle rnp Yurr1c.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
9Gbies 0refi.S9anrctt.
SAapIS ! Sdawls! Gdjopl5!

~FFHIVIV -~WNIVIN| NWWIUI0!
Gin 9rc6ss unb bcrrttbC5 GdcrtEmtnt pcn idtpar:
Jeu, farbi9en StelIa, 8tco eiufatbe uno tcpplltc-
9tebfulIS elm pcuCS alcrtemcnt pcn Ibpor;cn Sb,,
bet, SRcus GClain uho 8IantCt Sbamts pcn autu
SuaIitatsn uno prsiFsn,-aICpcroC pertouftvcll:
tSiter ais wcblfsil tei
8entn9rr unb S6rtmtr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
Spieacl! 9pic0eI!
Sicr: iInb Splb> WSpnlbii

Nk hhp
9trs uno C6rlo.9Qculcin9 botsn fs INNER
sbr errfts G0ortcmcnt ouf 6onp, uno mrtaufcn
illtc tiui0Cr oils fie ir9eno lcnIpc in aHsntaun
fault msrrsn fam.
OF Sc tcmmt eann nun lGc unb urtbsilet
Sub leltlt. Ga rufct an Sc. 80, Slt: t:bonlltrrsS
&c on, che Sbr iCuitrpc foufIt, uno Sbr werost Il
Den, baB unIus 9,reiIcn Die bartCn asiten esroee
Sen, has III penu Sbr fir Boraelo taufst Ssrez
lct es nitbt, Gin iScer ltrtitG III parrantrt basE
fiin pcftr sr pCrtouft wirp, rber cs if teu Serfa
Sci cb cns q IDr9mn9
pirb ctenfalls INNER ncdb ouf bic allrrrdnttid2
@tiit aue9Cfiibrt, uno Spnr an osn aIIeraerineIE
prsisn. aub wiro ron ibnrn fir bos auslsesn
icrat-bSiocs fir SBeibss uno SRanns:p perlcnen-=
mic outb fir tie ScrfsntlcioCr-uno tibsrbaupt
lcs SGtbt9c ju elmer eeidbC
-Tlluout&tsr auGsrbaIb Der Stobt, perbsn n
thun tCi ibncn oniurufen, irrcm fe fie eaten |
thnCn on fthr tiuiecn greieCn faufsn tSnncn-
pit dtcrhaupt oues to'u SiSIbiac, ots Srin,niirZ
pcn icrCr Art, glattcn, SbrautCn, uro turj HIt
nclctCs fir ojClln 3mtd 0epdnlht psresn tann
unN n III foftttc outb allies nod rem neueiten q
GrGuhcn.
Dontbor fit lie tifhcriac 9rres iinterfideun9, bI
fen fe nch ouf Zen ftruCrCn 5uIrruh hes YutI
tums, uur hblcn perfdeTt, ea6 bic grsiben on 4
ncn iis icet rGrtOufsn, ihnCn pcsn frrnsrsn 3uprl
Sufhcrn mdBen,
60 pcrecFet nibt an SIC. 30 Sli:6 6omiItcn:Sira
onurufrn, che Sbr icnftpc toufst.
o. Sece ART 6ctj piro icosr;eit int austOul
fir 6auSratb ar9Cncmuen.
9. Gra unt ecbn.
2fGcntaun. Sanuor Is, 1850. mai
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Die nrue unb wpbIfcile
AQentaHn gnt- Manufaktur.

3tcScr urt6 8tfftrrg
8soieucn ntb tistr @Ae9snbsit ibrtn 5rsunS,r
uno Dem olI9smeiren YutIttum tibsrbaupt an,u,ci:
gen, toF fic cine neus
&3utz unb S(oppen Mnnufaftur
SIC. II, QDtit 6onliucu StroGe, sIacntaun
crribtt baNcn, uno ieet nit Circm gang ntusu uuo
bSrrIttSn 5tcd ptrlbSnten bGittn uno nsumcoi9htn
(0iiten unb Tapprn alter &rt
.e IbidGb fir rje Sabrsjeit, pcrsbsn
7 fuo. Ste fno cntIbtciItu ibrs G5dttr
| an Den oDtruicrristln prIiGEn ju psrs
AA D. touftn--ic pcbftit hag fS lctGt eeu:6
I&Din ben Secltaotcn Der lluitu uittt uu.
tcrpertauft wcrrSn tSnnCu. Sbr Strd il, gang reu
uno Die 1rtitd in ibrtm Satb pCrbtn tbrr ri slno:
no an StbSnblit, Site uno 8iui0tsit d6crtrcfen.
Sic fdblCn ibcrjcu9t cog fe olJs 2tnprscbeuoe pcl
cmmcn bcfrrbi9cn tGnuen, inbem oue 2lrtitrt Die in
siucn pcnitanpt9sn out uuo 8oppenfcbr osbSrcn,
tCi tbnIn oniutrefen fno. Subcm ibrc odtr uuo
SdppSn ttinabe ale unttr tbrGr eiaenen Quffcbt in
ibrsr Gi9cueu anufattur pSrerti9t mco oen, 70 tSn.
men iith aud ole oarauf perlaeCn, DAP G pcn Crier
Site hno, unb niemano oanlit bcrcaen piro.
0~-Sbrc GCIhafts wcroCn beim @rcBs uno Rlcin.
Bertauf bCtriebeu uuo Stcbrbalter rom 9ance rpcrs
ben es 9srpig gu ibrsm &crtbsil finbsn psnn ie bsi
ibneu unrufcn che Ge lcniipo taufen.
0STSte ftno oantbar fir bfretts 9cnceene 6unos
Ghaft uno weroen ourb quite arttel uno bliee pref:
6e tbrs &uncibaft INNER nod rtitcr ousJuoebnen
fuhen
Husuf ls' nqls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
THE WOES OF KANSAS.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
ALLEN Co. X ansas Oct 9.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
ALLEN Co., Kansas, Oct. 2, 1860.
few facts in regard to our condition here may be
ofinferest. The Neosho Valley Is known as a very
fine port of Kansas and until this year no portion Of
the Territory could excel it in crops, lands
pidity Of settlement, and Improvement. This year,
however an unprecedented drouth has caused total
failure Of the wheat oats and potatoes, and almost
equally 20 of corn, buckwheat aud all other crops.
No instance in this county can probably be found
where half Of al ordinary crop has been raised In
one or two instances few acres of corn in field of
20 or 30 acres it is thought will produce from five to
eight bushels per acre, but most heds Will not produce
two bushels TO the acre. We had rain here on the
three last DAYS Of September enough 10 wet the
ground and that is the first for fifteen months, vh,h
has fallen TO any extent, whether this rain was
general or not, lie not yet known, as we only nave
wee KY mail here, and news travels very slowly:
We are upon lands kno @n ss the NeW-1 ork inolan
Lands. The title TO the lands has been in doubt for
come years Five or Elk years ago survey was COM
meneed ard nearly completed and the Laad-Omce al
Fort Scott opened and really to receive the
of intentions 10 preempt of the settlers here. b1iore
the surveys were completed orders from the Depart
ent at WashDgto came TO sop the surveys and no
tify settlers that more "hingS would De received,
and that those already received you'd be oil no account
Thus the settlers have been in great anxiety ana sns-
pense fearing that their rights would not be recog-
nzed when suddenly q report came that the Iahos
were open for settlement and preenPtlon, thus renew
ing us Of all our doubts and uncertainties But cioseiy
following WA the report that the lands would be sold
early in the Winter. This seemed 30 hard to the
settlers that many thought could not be possible that
the sales would be forced 40 soop, tuherog as we
Sc with the drouth, and not proyisions 10 Tue county
sufficient 70 supply necessities ior tree
few days however settled the matter for the proc
apstion OF the Presidsnt and notice from the land
Office at Fort Scott posted al through inc tewns
thess lands, declaring thst t4s laada are 70 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
FELIX SANCHEi

SIsGULAR CELESTIAL PHEsoNEsos.-A remarkable
and interesting phenomenon was observed by number
ofpeople at Nebraska City, T., Monday evening,
Sept "A, about sundown or shortly after Joel ORA
per- who witnessed it, has furnished the following &C
count Of the appearance presented:
As / came on to the ferry-boa on Monday, about
SET from the east bank of the river, Mr. Bsebout,
the feryman, directed my attention to bright spot IN
The horizon nesr the point where the sun had besn,
when ope hour higt. While gazing with amusement
at that which in SIZE color, brightness and shape re-
sembled onefourth Of the sun tkei from It's edge we
soon die oyered another pot further TO tie right aud
little higher, which was about one third Of the SIZE OF
the first then another directly above the first, one
third the size Of the second. All of these soon dis
covered to be moving toward the south, or TO the left
Of their former position with great rapidly, If they
were as far off az The sun. They soou disappeared
from our view by the intervening bluffs at The levse.
AS they moved they all retsined the same relation to
each o her as when they first appeared.
This took place after sunset, but by means OF the
brightness Of these bodies, it light as some ten
or fifteen minutes before sunset. There were no
clouds or vspors in the sky 10 that direction. They
could not have been dogs mock suns, for they
remain as pg they continue, in the sane relative
pc sltiCn TO the sun,
VIII not some one Of your readers who witnessed
this remarkable phenomenon all 1t disappeared from
the beavers give complete description of 1t,
and also his views Of the cause JOEL DRAPER.
Aebraska Ciiy, Sept &c, 1850
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Tsy MISSING STEAMER JAMES L. STEPHEM.-f =
supposed that the missing steamer, James L. Stepdsn
which sailed from San Francisco for Psnams On n
llth of September to connect with the Northern ne'
but failed to do so, has been disabled only, ana
obliged to work her way slowly into port with Do.
one engine-neverthelees there Is much anxiety ao0a
her safety. The arrival of the North star ltne ~"
steamer from Arpinwa is, therefore, looked fof WIN
unusual interest
The Pony Express dispatches state that the stepoen.
bad 232 passengers, and about million In soia-a
which 1920 600 wac consigned to parties in Newfor
She had ikewise board about SIC 600 worth Oh Hi
yer ore from the Washoe mines. We annex hst Gu
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INPRoyEMEsT IS THL PoTATo-DiGGER.-Joh Bow
den Of Freehold n. j., has made an improvement
upon the pOtsto-dggr which has bsen some years in
use. The fret plan was double mold-board plow,
with the upper edge Of each mold-board made with
prongs which to SIT the potatoes from the dirt
A coed many tubeIs, however, still remained under
the dirt and it was necessary sfcer picking up all in
sight, to repeat the operation. This detracsed some
what from the labor saving value of the machine
The improvement Of Mr.. Bowden consists Of second
share jos like the first, get little in the rear,
to pick up and throw out all that the fret share misses
1t looks az though it would work well. 1t i, at least
worthy Of the attention Of farmers eince it ssgreed
that digging potatoes by hand is toeratly bard work.
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scarce scratch upon his person. Upon being joculsry
OLD Inst but an frishmen could have thus re-
s,td, he replied: "Napoleons doctrine was. no mal
Gle until lis time comes. It's not my tim9 yet
w thought that in eighteen hours from that time ns
rfrd receive his death wounds from the baud OF his
fellow-msnl Nashville paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
A REAL ESTATE CASE

To the Editor Of The NJ y Tribune
SIR: An article in The TRIBUsE OF TINS date neeseo
Real Case" contains too many errors 70 aovn 70
The matter therein referred to- 1. the subject law s
which IN due time VIII be tried end the rights Of the pnes
udusy and doubt no. Justly determined No injury hss
as vet been done 70 Mr. j. oRsy, nor any likely % ee
doHe GHe.. through the fundamentally Of the law and fair
Net ss.sed however with any such ordinary t.s Of ne
matters in controversy between Mr. oReiy has .tsa tne
Of sensational Police report which hiss msspres.ntsd he
% anS si SssP Se ss
decision Of Jueg nsrsna% n my s fvo %r
That decision stimulated the recent attack through the nsws
h. matter In di,pute could been settled certain fr
and fde dbemeRts incurred BY had been allowed
refusal to Be intmidstsd or oyeIswsd By Mr. QRsuly
disposition claim Only Sc had dOg5.ss sr9S S ~
81. y alice and SANDERS
ard simply refer to hi, novel effort to g,iu unfair sdvsns
in lawsuit Is an att. mpt to inn honest suor sn4
wiH.Sn f SsF oc Tss and 'r sealing JOHNSON
FEMALE PrcKrocKEr.-In July last, Lizzie Smith
expert pckpocket arrested and held b. 70
oF:e charge Of PGns the Of s John waso, wife
turn QJ the ren.msns kindness releasing prison shs
INN ediatey fed from The city Leaving him 20 pay the
tece, Lzs disappearance and they have acs been
the lookout for her De ecye Van Buren, being In Boston
"wednesday encountered Lizzie in ths street. and Immediately
tool her into custody and returned to h, city We'd
neday morning She wN locked up Headquaren for the
time when there chance something gu. Of he
Priucey demonstrations In various cities
DANGEROUS Communicable foIlowiog is a de-
scPon Of dangerous cOurteIet two ds, noe .hioh
has made appearance the Pocssst Bank Fail Riyer
Rhode sar d viz Indian crossing river rsf Figure Ia
circle Of liable work the upper corner two silver doss
right figure with the word Two" running
the upper Of the note csped hands Ia tbs
the lower part OF the note THIS conntee Is ini-
tstion of the genuine note and is remarkably well eIscued
ter refuse ali 81 notes the above bsnk
FATAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o Keefe Yesterday held
an inquest Ludlow the body Of Charles E
Miller who In the bowey
Spring the 9Th inst by OF the railroad oars Ons
testified that Third going
down which ran over ~ sd another witness equally
positive Fourth going verdict Of
accidental deeth rendered The J1y however being
ions 10 do their duty and knowing which railroad
vas accident censUd the driver Of toe On
known car for driving too fast,
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IAdveftisement.l
ASTHMA.

JONAS wHITcoxsis RsSEDr-Prepsred from German re.
ccpt obtained by the late Jonas Whi,comb IL Europe
TESTIMONY OLA PENNSYLVANIA sERcHAsr.
LIvERsosx, Pa Sept s. $780,
Messrs JOSEPH Burnett Co.: take pleasure In stating
the res. beneficial effects produced by Jonas whcomb Rem
edy for Asthma my wife She has been severely actsl
with this most distressing disease for
frequently being that she compelled s up fog
four i've nights in succession She had almost msd
cal attendance butst supposed her ncursbs
rotce Of valuable medicine 10 the Pittsburgh Chris
sn Advocate and procured few bottles The effect truly
wonderful in relieving her from the painful disease SHEDS now
almost well and have the slightest doubt bat that VIII
efc, complete In her sm engaged In the mercsn
tile business and believe sell the Remedy from ny ovu
recommendation Send half dozen bottles By Adams Cos
Express and will forward money receipt Of good,
Very truly yours, DAVID MORROW.
Editor, Rural Nel Seeing inquiry In the Rural
for cure for that ssns disease the Asthma write lot
the inquirer know what has almost cured NE.
had the spssuod aha heen years aud found
INV medicine that would prevent attack when comina
on uni commenced taking jonas Whcoubs Remedy Tor
Asthma" commenced taking this remedy eighteen moashs
ago ard have no. hsd q psroIysm since.
saltpetre Is pzesen. relief but URoongs RessSv
la. done foy eli Il At Il is recommended 10 do.
SARAH SaELr.
Eddytown Yates County, n. Y, May Is, 1850
Jonas Whitconbs Remedy for Asthma prepared only By
JOSEPH BURNETT Co.. No q CenrLt Boston sad for sus
by Druggists generally, st 81 per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

LETTER FROM SANCHEZ TO JUDGE DEEIo.-Felix
Sanchez present confined in the Tombs on the charge
Of numbering bis fstherin-aw has sent the following
letter to Judge DEMO of the Court of Appeals:
TOsBs, Neu-York Oct 3.
JrDep DsSIo-Drar Sir Having been informed by Mr. Ran
ney you the Chief Judge Of the Court Of Appe
wkcb my argued take the liberty Of addressing
yoU few nr info pins Il ny situation With the hope
Of tb, proving effective In ectng from the honorable body
which preside speedy decision Of will
msrt that been In confinement eighteen months
without befi-nd lend any fecunlsry
ssance N consequence which have been Obliged live
the miserable Prison aud really getting tired Of life
de iEiop Of my aud 10 know the na result
II been sbou. -four months since my argued
and pray You let know the result Of your deberson
and 10 keep me In suspense no longer. -
Yours truly, FELIX SANCHEZ
Sanchez declares tina, all he desires is another and
fairer trial. in which all his witnesses may have OPP
porubily Of bepg heard adding, that if the jury then
think that he ought to be hung he will cheerfuy sab
nit as he desires and would accept Eex.uive elem
ency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

The STATE PRIsoss-GRATHYISG RESULTS OF
HONEST AND EcOsoMICAL MASAGEaEST.-The bal
snce sheet Of the Sing Sing Prison shows the following
result:
Earnings for Sl0623 50
Expenses for Be ptenoeT.................. sOo5 Il
go Earnings over EIpenses............ sl,S5 81
The Auburn Prison, curing the fscal year which has
just closed, has earned surplus Of SO 600 over ex-
perses.
The Clinton Prison. too, evinces a marked improve
ment Although there have been fifty more conyicts
this year than last year the expenses have been 900
less The receipts have been sl2 900 more. Here Is
gam OF go 600 over last year.
EARNINGS OF THE AUBURs PRIsoS.-We adverted
yesterday to the gratifying Increase 10 the earnings Of
the Auburn Prison, which, together with the reduction
OF expenses under the yilant supervision of Agent
and Warden kirkpatrick, has changed the prison from
hn unprodrctve into paying piece of property for
the State; We have to-day ths precise figures. They
are "a follows: Total earnings and expenditures Of
Auburn Prison for the month of September, 1850.
.1th contract earnings. IfSs II
Miscellaneous earnings. b+4l 81
ro,.i..., .IS e-o az
Total expenses for ordinary support..,...... af4s
Earnings expen dturss ........... elOtB o.
Total rsceipts forhe year ends Sept 90 1850 lgS? -
Total ordinary during same tiue. I9isi %
lAbsny ErsRius |sassh
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