davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Die UOupernDrS- -CRah(.

Die 99aN in YennfDlpanisn 1T pcriibsr une
trcs a0en Semubun9sn f6nnsn mir ba6 wirfs
Itbe Gsiultat ncb nibt lefsrn. 2ls5 mas
mir ron Wablberihttn bsfommen fcnntsn fin.
bet Der Neisr in elmer anesrn Spalts. QSit
ftnnen beuts nc6 nitbt ssnau fogsn, Of Mdr:
fsl ooer Sbunf Der srmdblte Gcupsrncr 1T,
ecb 1T unftre Sccfnun9 fir ben Gritsrn STEMS
li6 fdmab. 9Se Dem nun aber AUDI ftin
mag, foate Der Gtaat fir bic 9Gbi96 ssrIoren
fsln, 70 1T tiss ein llebeI, moran iIe 9r6stens
tbsil6 itlbit Gbulb fnb. Die @runbfdBs Der
2Sbi9sYartei 0no jwor dbt rspubIifanifb unb
stismano fam in 9Sabrbsit fa9sn, bas fts 9ss
gen bas Hobl csS QanbsS inb, absr IS ftbeint
bab ibnen bic ginmiitbi9fsit fsblt, ne Bis auf
esn tsstsn punft ;u psrtbsSi9sn uno bsfonbsr6
to ju preen po es am meiffsn n6tbi9 iit.
Cine ,ibls @snrbnbsit, bic mir ftbcn msbr'
nlaIs s.ri9t batsn, iif Die, ea6 en grocer She'll
Der Ebi9'partei sS psrfdumt am Bablta9s
feline SbuIei9fsit ;u tbun mie ss tis Gcfofcfos
iu ttun pfsssn. 9isfss llsbel mar AUDI am
lsstsn Slsnfa8s nur ~ bsutIib fibttar uno
init Sebaursn faasR mir IS, bas in Ssrf8
eauntp aaein sin9s Guntsrt Wbi96 81 Saus
fs bliebsn, sntmstsr in Der Msinuns, bas ibrs
gtimms ibsrfliiit9 ODER psreebsns fsi-mabs
reno Die ecfcfcfrS Srdppsl uno qabms an bic
ctmmfafen brabtsm 70 bos feline BON brsn
Stimmsn mrIcrn sin9. 96ir slpsfsIn nidt,
bab in anosrn gauntiss dbnIide SebIsr bs9ans
gen wurbsn, ,pcrauS wis ssia9t Istbt cine Niss
osrla9s Der partsi nfcISt isin mag.
9Sir brfTsn bas unisrs Sreunce 1b bei Der
Trtfbentsnpabl nibt misbsr folder Hatldfs
f9feiten fbulbt9 MAIDEN neroen.
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Scrbeirdtbet.

-bnrtb trnsebrrp. ,Srn. Saccb Oliller, al.
30iieH SeptCmbrr, 6r. Salomon Scper, bon
bier, init Dl6 elilatstb 9rors( BON gumru.
am 9tsn, Srrr s. @. s. gbrtb,i init Oli6
gatbarlna Stmibt, teioc BON bier
din 2ten Dctcb, 6srr Daniel 1Btman nit
UlB Imelia Scbeurer, bcloe Don 6eaoin9.
-rnreb ben gbr,p. l6rn. Wm paul, am J.
Oct. Serr Scbannrs Ss9erss nit Oli6 pcls
~ Srntafer, teips bon >aneaIter gauntp.
- onrtb ben ebrio. Srn. 9. 9. Sebcr, am %.
@ept., 6srr Sscrae Ssn Upn wcmtlsoprE
nit Dll6 Warp pfcifsr bon 9ulpsbofen.
-rureb Den gbrp. Srn. 8. s. Qeinbaeb, am
28iten Sep. 6srr Sarsp Sanit nit OliB Sea
Stauot, belize aus Der Sldbe bon SernUiIe.
-am 8. Oetbr, 5err SranS Dlutltblsr Don
6eipelter9, Ibancn gauntp, nit Srau W1as,
aalena 6immelter9cr Don 8ubcL 3. G.
-pnreb oen ebrw. !Srn. 9l. Serpel, am Id.
Sept, 5crr SeiIe Sbot nit NO1i6 Mlaria
pbllips, teice rcn Ober Srrn.
-purh pen ebrw. 6rn. II. s. Soerman, am
26. 9spt, 6rrr Senamin qBaaner BON o.
Sern, nit Wt6 Senrietta Cor BON 0GinbIcr.
-am llten Oct, Serr Sbcmae s.. g9 bon
san9i6wamm, nit Oli6 8absl 0idr bon
Bern.
DIM 5tsm 6err Carl 8if init O1i6 $eab
Oliller, teire bon OtersScrn.
-rureb ten ebrw. Srn, q. g. Sermai,, am
90. Srpt, Srrr Daniel Gthcrer, nit D1i6
9arab 0utrebt, bcipc bon wnpIor.
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"Gte Sra9c llber pelhe oos Nclt
bel Der nd6lfcn Nrelfocntcnwabl su
entlhctbcn bat III, "ob mir cine Senf
cbne Dfepublif poer eine Nepubltf ob-
ne Ganf baben iolen."
Sc fubsn Die 2ctps9rufer itren 2slern ws6s
Sumabsn.
QSls lon9e miro cas- 8clf sS ncb 9lauben,
msnn bic Qofcfcfc6 snsn ,,Susemann" in ter
Seltalt elmer RotirnnI.sSanf ouffeaen? QGir
prasn niht bcHsn, ra6 ir9snb Gin Ysrntlnfts
ger 0Gbi9 ib eurb fcltben leumbu9 cini6idDs
tern lanen mirb.-G olbe Sebauptun9en fpms
men entpeeer ppn fIenen Sanfifodbaltsrn ODER
esrsn WtietbIn9en melte bauptfdd)lib nur
auf ibren Scrtbsil beeabt itno, flip aber meni9
um sa6 aa9smeine QSrbI bsfhmmsrn. ISir
9loubem bic wirfds Srass mrrtibsr baS Golf
bel Der ndbitsn preNcsntsnpaDl Su sntlbsiOsn
bat, miro isin:
"Ob mir eine llniobI fItner Sanfsn tatsn
foQsn, Sersn Hctsn NIT jebsr Msils Gntfsrnund
i'm 8ertbe finfen ODER beuts gut uno mcrssn
mertbIoS lno-cbsr cine 2pfalt, Ole eurd,
Ole 9an3e tlnion uns cinen slcidcn fc'
fen Beloumleuf ficbcrt 70 ras Njsmant
9sSmun9en iit feline Nctsn an9eminittbti9t
Srcfer su psrbanrsIn ODER fe oI5 msrtbIolsi
Yaper ju psrbrsnnen."
"Ob mir snsn fcbubenoen Tarif babsr
iollen, Der einsm 9rc6sn Sbsils unlsrr 2trbsi:
ter Sefbdfti9un9 unb 9ebibrsnosn Qrbn ItbsrI
oosr Oh unier Qano unbefbust ben Mitbemsr.
bun9en frsmNsr qdnpsr prsS9sssben msrber
ica.-Ob bic arbeitenbe &lait flimmsrlicb Dor
Sals unb Srcb lstsn ODER ,pie anpsre Qeut(
| eien unb trlnfsn fcaen. - Ob bic llnicn ali
frss Mepublif oaifsbsn unb baa, mos Il,
brau6t unb felbif perfsrti9sn fam, autb fslbd
perferti9en fol-, ODER Of mir sinen Qrpsen Sbe
unfsrsr SebarfniGe bonn 2u5lanee be,iebsn uni
unfsr @clb uno SiIbsr binauSfenben icaen.--
llnc enelid, ob uniere Sauern einen Marft in
Der Iosimatb babsn lcusn, no tis ben 9cD6ri9er
'prsis bafir bsfommcn, ODER Of lis ,parten fol.
len bis eas auslanb ibrs Yrobufts fcresrt uno
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(Wtit0etDeiltsflr zen "Sscbad,ter,")

Sn Den rrci salmlebips, Bosbinstpn, So.
refcrb unp 0iftrift teltbdftiat ftb ein ssp1
irr 5err, pureb Icin setinlteItrs Maul sin9c
aIte setreue Bbi9s fir prIt uno Dallas 81
bstrbren, CT, cer Dor bier Sabren sirItt cin
barter lSbia mar. 9isler 9erpifr Serr, Der
unlern eanclpatsn 6rnrp @Iov oar3ultslIsn
iutbt ais eincn Manu nit falI6m @runpIats
5cn, rcr bic armcn scute untcrs Sod 81 trins
gen futbe unb su Der NatipsYartsl aebtrr, bic
bas flrttcrlicbe SIutbao in pbilaDcIpbia
anri6tete, rpGs cine otIheuliebs <iae lit
9isIer 6err iuht pie ss It6snt Don Qclt
cn Imt 3n erhuItsn, wsletss fir Jpn sintraa:
Iitber fir ibn ien rpiroe ais cas, ,pcbes CT
jsst brpsnt. 9ies 1T Die ltrIabr marum
poIf Oct rehte ganolcat fein Ica, fhrs alls
serneine Selts. - Senrp Clap 1T dtri9ens
Elm Olann Non Iolben seIunpen SerItanpc,
Der sinltsbt ra6 fen Mlann swsi lh mibsr.
itr eitsnpe 9lemtrr terienen fam.
waibinston.
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uno 70 enbets bic Gabe. Hismano srpartsts
oab 6r. Clap cine 5erausfcrbsruns ssbsn wiirs
Dc. gle murbs bon jprn Sing eripartet. as
bet Die ecfcfofcs babsn ftb cennob bemhbt
BEN 9ansn SfancaI auf 6rn. Clap 81 ,psrfsn.
Sebr abtnnsspca Sbr
8. 8. pbelps.
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Neabtng, BEN 1 8. ScfDber ISNH.
9smcfratifb rspublifanifbs @biss@rnennan.
gen fir 1914.
S ir Yrefbsnt:
temrr @anp, bon &entudp.
Sur 9ieesprsibsnt:
3bepDpr Srclitagbmpfcn, BON
Ilcu Jerfey.
Gripdblcr =3ettcl :

Senatorial.
Sbe,fer Sutler, BON Qu,srns.
Ue~nieno Saines, BON gbsitsr.
&sprsfentatip.
Scfspb u. @Iarffcnl3 (csnrp 9rinftr
Scbn y. 9Setbsri0,14 Sams5 poGcd,
Scbn 8. Hinitssl, Is Sricridb 9SattS,
1 Scbn g. 2ittea, Is Daniel M. SmDIer,
5 @lsassrS .M'9omsal7 Samss Matbsrs,
6 benjamin Trid, 18 9(nbra5 5. O9le,
Siaae 9G. Ganlesr19 9an. @afbabauob
8 0SiOiam (9isifsr, 30 Scbn 8. @cw,
8 Scbn g. Soisitsr, 81 2tnbr. 9S. 9ccmis,
10 Scbn &llin9er, % SamsS SO. Ycmer,
IL SIsr. =. Srcwn, 23 0Siliam u. Srpins,
~ Scnatb. S.SIceum,24 Ssnj. l3art5bcrm
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Neu SerieD . 8.

Sie Ssridbte ron Der gSabI in Teu Jerisp
tne ale ein9tfcmmsn unb ba5 3efuItat 1T,
nas Die 9Sbi9S ben Sis9 baron sstro9sn baben.
Cie baben tbren 8cupsrn6r NIT elmer anlebns
lben Wsbrbtit scn mebr ols 1400 Stmmen
srmdblt uno sirs Mebrbsit fir bic esIes0s,
Dung. Die Qcfo5 rsbnstsn ltbsr earauf, bas
fie oeien Staat befommen murben, mcSu bic
Nnnabms Der neuen @onlftutcn unb Die bas
curb bepirfte grmetsrun9 bs8 Stmmrsd)ts
bsitra9sn folt. Ser Gig Der WDi9s it ras
Der um 70 9r6eer, neil beS Der srifs @cupsr'
xor iff Der Durb oaS 8cf srmdblt murbs.
Sbtp belt fsine 9Sabt an temfelben Sage
100 fie Ysnniplpanisn bate. 99r babsn nodb
wsnis Ssribts tiber ben Nu5san9 psrieben,
aber Die srbaltsnsn lautsn b6dif 9inifis uno
mir babsn @rune, ;u ermartsn, bas bort bic
Sbi9s 9elie9t baben.
0-Nabosm Obi9ss ibon auf9efsst mar,
srbtltsn mir nit Der 9eifri9en Yoif bic Rodb,
rlbt, oas g bunf NIT elmer flensn Msbr,
belt, BON etpa 3l38 Stmmsn, Gbsr rmdblt
1T. SaS @clf non Yennfplpanisn wiro bieles
&eiultat binnsn wsni9sn Sabrsn fiblsn.
1ab Dem auSsan9e Der gBabl 1T nibt an.
btrs Su erwartsn, als oa6 Die qotcfofoS in un,
fsrsr nd6fen @eiee9sbun9 cine Msbrbeit ba:
ben msrb.n, oersn 3abl mir nodb nitbt anaebsn
ftnnsn. Sis baben sbenfaaS obsr 4 Son.
sres9lieber semcnnen.
9ie WOlltaunsr ober Qanbs9smctratsn iinb
Bel Der lssten 9Sabl fsbr fblebt mssssfcmmsn
unb es 1T au9enfbsinIih, bas ibrs 9eribmts
etdrfe i'm San;sn nibt ibsr 600 Stimmsn
bstrdst. 9Sir BADEN biss immer Dermutbet.
DbissDeriamm lung. -Rd6fsngamSs
tag. oep 10. Oftober, um 10 llbr Gcrmitta9s,
plro in Ssrnpias cine Bbiss8srfamnl,
uSb betrabte Ssrtbsilun9 unb snen fblsen
ben Sarif alS psrosrblibe MasuesIn fir bic
Sntsrsfsn pes aances." Sas. 6. polf.
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Gin nidtises 3eiben.-YOlf's 9ab'
barn miiIsn in Der Sbat nibt plsl pcn ibn
Ssnfsn. Sn Naibplls, ssnnsi1ts, ter unmit'
tslbarsn Na6barftaft bss 6rn. Yclf, wurct
tdrSlib Die Staotwabl 9sbalten, bsi pelber BIZ
@Dss ibrsn Mapcr, Sc b II aus ;wolf Nl.
eermdn nsrn uno ibrsn @onifabsI srwdbltsn.-
Den ;pei ibri9sn Nlbsrlndnnsrn mar eS nabe
baran ibre QSabl ju perliersn. 9iss 1T Elm
mibti9sr Seweis bon csr Yopularitdt csn j9rn.
Yclf, no man ibn gut fennt. &ann
ir9sno sis psrnlinfti9er Qofofofc srparten, bae
Elm Wtann bic Msbrbeit in feinem Gtaate cbsr
gar in Der llnion cine Msbrbsit Der Stimmen
srbaltn fam, ben feline niblren Habbarn
nibt erwdblsn rpurbsn?
@S if ben ecfpfcfp5 enrlib einQefaasn, ba6
ite etwa8 ba9sasn tbun mliiIen, msnn ibrs @s0s
nsr berauSfcmmen unb nit Yolf'6 ei9snsn
0Scrten bemeiien, ta6 ct Elm Elm Seinb bsS
Sbustarfs if. Se batsn gu rsism SsDufe
in ibren Sldttsrn sni9s Spotsn lsersn 9Gcrts
FRAN sin9erli6t norm man psr9sbsn5 na6 els
nsm Semeiis fubsn fam, bas YOlf ftin @s9:
nsr esS SarifS 1T. 9ob einSi9e mas fe tbun
1T, is fuhen su bsweifen bas @lop Gin eben
70 GROCER @e9ner es6 SorifS fet pis Yclf.-
Dies 1T Elm ;smlb Iabmsr SsmeiS, bas ite
nbt rs6t in ibrer Sebauptun9 fnp. 9Etr sis
nsn fbkbten @anbibattn untsritiBt unb nod
einen Nnbern Su fnbsn iubt ter iblsbtsr 1T,
befert barurb bic su6icbtsn te5 grfsrn nbt.
9aS @cIf rpeis nur su gut, ba6 Ssnrp gIaD,
uno fsin 2tnbsrsr, Der Sarfs@anripat fir Nrds
iirsnt 1T unb tis8 if Die S9aupturlatbe mar
um ibn bas 0olf erpdblsn wiro.
Wan bat unS bsna bridtiat, ta6 einQs
elefticnirsnbe GofcfcfpS in Serf5 @0untD nor
Der BabI i'm Qante febr tbdti9 asrslsn fnb,
prcitlDten ;u MAIDEN. Defenders Seriutbten
fix ibre &unif Bel ein9emonNsrten 9eutftben,
mabrfbsinb neil 9lauben, eeft pdren unsrs
fabrsn in Der Yolitif unb tabsr am lsicbtfen
iu fan9sn Gin 9smiTr sofofofcsS bumtis
iter, feline 5 Nttilsn pcn bier, mar Gin bcirns
bsrS tbdt9sr Glsfticnirsr, Str &srI if ,itri0tns
70 9sfbst eab CT ncb nidbt5 Gblsbts5 ron
Ycrtsr6 Administration meis, ms6bott CT AUDI
bon Den Meiitsn NIT LANCER 0ait bsim0sIbi6t
wuroe. 9aS mus Elm dbtsr Yffffu5 fsin.
Toryismus pcrleuenet Gd1 nie.-2tl6
am Sienifa9 Gbsnb bic SEbi95 bier an ibrsm
9ewobnlihsn SammsIpIasr in Senpall'S joos
tel, frietlib ;ulammen marsn, murrsn lis ron
einsm I?aufsn Qcfofcfc6 bsitirmt, bic elm sbe.
maIi9er 9utsnorsbsr onftibrts, Der stmo5 ~
psI Del anf bic qampe 9e9riIen bate, moprn
ibm Die Sraft inS Gebirn 9eitis9en mar. SDs
re Abftt mar cbns Smsiftl Die 98bi96 aus
lnrsm I9ouptquortisr gu psrtreiben, mas Die
SrreS fbrn wdbrenb Der &spcIutcn bel @en.
Saibn9tpn periubten. S6obs ras unlcr
Nabbar pom "2(bIsr" nicbt auf tsm 9lobe
mar, er bate tort Elm berrlibsS Silo fir Isin
&s8ifer prn ben 5ebrsfens5eitcn tefpm,
men fonnsn.
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Castor, Den 2. Sftober.
Gin 0efan9niB tn Teuer.

Ser CASTOR 9Sbi9 fa9t, elmer Der @sfangss
nsn in unfsrm @sfdn9niffs, Der fir 9isbfaDl
sin9sitsft war periubts am 9isnfaae Der pps
r9sn 0Scbe Elm Qcb in Die sbir III brsnnen
uno SaSurb Su entpfbsn. 0a5 Seusr wor
an Sas untsre @nes feinsr Stubsntblr anas.
le9t uno soS 2cb bsinaDs 9rcs ssnu9 sebrailt,
sum 9ur6freben ais sr bic Slammen nibt
LANCER msiifsrn fcnnts, bic iib balb Der Sci.
ling mlttbeltem Ser 9lllarm murps aeosben
uno Dem Shsriff uno ibri9sn @sfansensn ae>
lang sS NIT pisler Ntdbe ba6 8eusr ;u l6ftben.
AlS oaS 8eusr aus unb Der &aub perIbmun,
ben war, fonb man ben armen Gbelm nabe
am Ssnifer auf Dem @eltbte lis9sn, bsnaBs
rtrbrannt ODER srifidt.
Derbecrenoer Sturm-3,pei buneert
hentdben m9efommen.-9is @tabtNta,
tampra6' an Der Nfinbun9 bsS SrapcfulRs,
In D1srlto, murpe in Der Hatbt pom "a. Ssp:
tsnlber ourdb enen perbserenoen Gturm beim.
9slu6t, Der ben 9rSbten She'll Der Soduitr ~.
tommsnmart onosre fart beIbdbi9te unp M,
Die felfslftn S9duler uno &irdbsn bljs6sn unbs
idbdbl9t. Ofebr ais 200 Wsniden fcuen un
ter ben Srlmmern um9efommen fsin. 81
Slsunrlsan5 iinb gcaeftsn sum Seifen psrie
ni9en peranifaItet Die burb baS lln9lif Qelit
ten baben, rersn 3abI mebr als smansi9 Sou
iene betra9en fOa.
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-am 5ten Oetpb. in penn Saunf6ip, Olars
9aret Stamm, qDttwe bon Sriebrieb Staill,
I'm Ilter bon 83 Sabrcn.
DIN "a, @ert., in pisIer Start. Qelpis Sieht,
born, i'm 9llter bon 26 Sobren II. l2 9aaem
-am so. Sept, in Otcr, 9ulpsbpfen 9aun,
febip, Narcn, Gin @obn bon Samusl 5eilis,
i'm 2ten sebenejabre.
az ar0ie Expedition nah bem Sal,fude
III einftwtilcn pcrIbcbsn bis natb b. 9. Slcp.
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Gin aufri6tioer @eoner

s in oufrib bti9er e9ner.
Oo5 nobfol9enoe oufribti9e Sefennt
NIP 1T aus Dem "9ennipluoniben Stoat5-
NAM" elmer in Garli6le 9a., erlbeinen
Den Gofofcfo- 3eitun0 entnommen. IS
rdumt nit einem Mole Elm, oob Die Gan
oioaten Der eofo SOTO @ortsi. Iolf uno
Dallas, 9e9en einen bpfebueenoen Sarif
uno fir oen @ioerruf oes Sorif5 BON
lS42 iino. eeiet e6, Gorif Sreunoe ! Sc,
iet e5, Denniplpanier, uno oom itimmt
fir Wdnner Die cure befen Snterehen
pie NIT einem peroifteten 9ol6e ourbs
boDren perben.
DOlf unb Sallae.
9runofdge uno 81 6re9eln
Der partei.
"Oie Hobrilbten pom Sucen iino
bGbit erfreue no. Die @coner eines
S6uB Sarif6 = Die Sreibunoel6mdnner
oe5 9anSen Sioen BON Sireinen bis nacb
alabama, treten nit beiipislloier Gneroie
uno Ginefeit fir polf uno Sollo6 ouf
g8dbreno Slap unb Srelin9buplen ais Die
Sreunoe Der Sertbeilun0 BON @eloern Ger
uerfauften 2GnOereien uno, .pie Iie e5 AUDI
INNER perbeimliben m09en, als freuno.
li6 fir einen pofitipen S6ue Sarif be:
fannt hno 5 70 1T 6err @olf Der amer
Fannie 8eoner zines bireften Sdbub Sc.
ieee6, Der 9leibmdbioe llnteritiiger zines
nieori9en Gepennue Sarif6. uno Elm ob-
oeiagter Seino oes Sorifs BON lS42, Den
er, nab feiner Grpdbtun9, ouf6ubebcn
hb bemaben miro :; besoleiben 1T ct Der
ltdte uno unmanoelbare @e9ner oe6 8er,
tbeilunes Spitsms. 0is6 llno Die eebren
Der 0emcfratie i'm Sioen, Die felt 9erau
mer Belt Don Calhoun. W' 'Duffi, pidcns.
6omilton, 8oooburp, Senton, 8riobt
uno anoern 2(nfiibrern Der portet uertbei-
oi9ten eebridee. fte iino Die Grunoi6ec
BON neunsebntel Der 6auptoemofroten Der
oan,en Union - uno Die @e,piBbeit, oof
oielelben ou69efibrt wcroen, lpenn bic be
, mofrotiben Ganoioaten er,pdblt iinb, III
es, mas Die oemofratiibe 9ortei bon
Maine biz 8eor9ia, 70 uereiniot uno an
feuert in Dem ee9enmdrti9en Sample y
-gE%
0einri b 6 a y iber 8 ! g.
Sn enem Sbreiben be6 6errn Glar
an Die 6erousgeber ees Notionol Sntel,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-06
The World TO Come.
BY J. BowERING.

BY J. BowERING.
II all our hopes and all our fears
Were prisoned in life's narrow bound
If, travellers in this vale Of Tears,
We saw no better world beyond
Oh what would check The rising sigh;
What earthly Thing could pleasure give!
Oh who would venture, then. 10 die
Oh, who would venture then to live!
Were life dark and deser, moor;
Where misls and clouds eternal spread
Their gloomy veil behind-belore,
And iempesls thunder overhead;
Where not sunbeam breaks The gloom
And not howret smiles beneath
Who could exist in such tomb
Who dwell in darkness and in dea,h
Yet such were life, without The ray
From our divine RELIGION given:
IT'S this that makes The darkness day
IT'S this lha! makes our earth heaven !!
Brieh, is the golden sun above,
And beautiful the flowers iha, bloom
And all is Joy and ak is lore,
Reflected from the WORLD TO CONE,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-06
sTRouDsBURG MONROE COUNTY Pa THURSDAY JUNE g. 1914
Culture of the Cucumber.

will slate a fact relative 10 the planting of
cucumbers, which came under my obs ervation,
and which is worthy of being known. ! shall,
at least, give farther trial myself of its reality,
though cannot conceive there is doubt re-
naming on the subject. Las, spring friend
of mine and myself were planting cucumbers
at the same time. | was planting mine as is
usual in gardens, by mixing small portion OF
stable manure with the earth, and raising the
hill an inch or two above the surface eff The
ground Observing il, he jocosey remarked,
" lie, M show you how 10 raise cucumbers."
Never having much luck in raising them,
cheetfully agreed with his proposition. lie
commenced by making holes in the earth, a,
he distance Intended for the hills, that would
hold about peck-.-he then filed them with
dry Ieached ashes. covering the ashes with
small quantity of earth The seeds were then
planted on a level with the surface of the
ground | was willing 10 see the experiment
tried, bul had no expectation of any thing but
loss Of seed, labor and soil. But imagine
my astomishment, notwithstanding drier sea-
son never was known, and almos, universal
failure of all garden vegetables when beheid
The vines remarkably thrifty, and as fine crop
Of cucumbers as any one need wish 10 raise !;
and they continued 10 bear for very long time
unusually so, in fact. | will not philosophze
or moralize on this subject. but say TO all, try
it and instead of throwing your ashes in
useless heap, 10 stumble over near your door, put
them 10 their proper use, and reap your rch
reward - Ohio Farmer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-06
Soldering.

A discovery of importance TO mechanics who
use soft solder is mentioned in the Examiner
of Patents Zinc is dissolved in nuraic acid
to saIurarinn pulverlzed sal ammoniac is ad-
ded 10 the solution, which, after being boiled
for short time, is decanied and ready for use
In using this compound, no cleaning Of the me-
tai is necessary, however oxidized, and oil, ro-
sin. and other materials are dispensed with. 1t
is only necessary 10 apply. with piece Of
sponge upon stick, or feather, this solution 10
the part To he soIdered, in place of The material
generally used lo prevent oxidation and lacili-
tate the flow of the solder. Such is the effica-
cy, iha. If two pieces of bar possessing consid-
erahie surface, be wet with this solution and
pressed together, upon the application of the
soldering tool the solder will Immediately flow
between tbs plates throughout.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-06
TO make Water cold for Summer

The following is simple mode Of rendering
water almost as cold as ice: Let The jar, pitch
er, or vessel used for water be surrounded with
one OF more folds OF coarse cotton, 10 be con-
slanily wet The evaporation of the water will
carry off the hea, from the inside and reduce il
TO a freezing point. In India and other iropic-
al regions whore ice cannot be procured, this
Is common. Let every mechanic or laburer
have a, his place of employment two pitchers
thus provided, and with lids or covers; The one
10 contain water for drinking. the other for eva
poraion. and he can always have a supply OF
cold water in warm weather. Any person can
test this by dipping finger in water, and
holding it in the air Of a warm day; after do
ing this three or four times, he will find his
finger uncomforabiy cold
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-06
Small POX.

Dr. Cox, through the medium Of the Cincin-
natl Gazette, calls the attention of The medical
profession 10 The snail pox, and states. as the
effect OF al extensive experience which he has
had of its treatment in lis various notifications,
tina, it NAV no, only be abbreviated in the time
it has usually taken 10 run its course oi inclpl-
e1r, erupive, suppuralive, and desquamatlve ie-
vers, but that the supPura'lon may De arrested
and all the swelling of The exiremltes prevent
ed by the timely application of chloride of lime
The doctor says that by following the proposed
remedy, the prtling and soaring Of great ma
nv pretty faces may he preven'ed-many valu-
able lives saved---and this disease, so generally
dreaded. rendered as harmless any of the
simple epidemic diseases Of the country.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-06
No. g.
The white slave, sians.er.

If there is an honest man who ever reallv he
leved the lie that Mr.. Clay once declared that
'if you do no. allow us Black Slaves, We must
have White ones &c. &c. eutrrai him 10
just read the following correspondence. We
will not add word
House of Representatives., May %, 1874.
To the Editors Of the National Intehgencer:
GENTLEMEN Il herewith transmit "A 1T er
written some weeks since by Mr.. CLAY, Qn re-
ply 10 note which addressed 10 hun al Nor
folk Virginia. which have withheld from pub
licatlon, Inasmuch as he was impressed a. hr
expressed in his euer) thai orerraed The IN
portance of the charge. Within he Iasi ten
davs | have received several leurrs asking
copies of my speech IN defence of Mr.. Clay,
particularly upon this charge. | have not yer
had The leisure 10 write out my speech. nut
shall do so al the first convenient momen,. la
the mean rme you will please publish the eo-
closed, which is a single link in The chain oi
testimony have in my FoSsesslnn 10 naii ihls
charge 10 the counter as base forgery
JOHN WHITE.
To Messrs. GALES & SEAToN
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-06
The First Polk Song.

Tune" Old Dan Tucker"
All, Mary Vans used up man,
And Lewis Cass he cannot pass,
And as for our old friend Tecumseh,
He's los, amidst The Rumpsey Dumpsey."
"Hurrah, Hurrah, the Nations risin'
For Harry Clay and Frelinghuysen' y
There's Stewart he can't run al ALL
And Buck kept quieu in his stall,
The Loco's are uncertain folk,
They've knock'J all down. and set up Polk.
"Hurrah, Huuah, &C.
You'd better keep your Polk away,
Or we will cover him DER with Clay,
The coons will never stop or baulk.
But eat up berries, Polk and stalk.
"Hurrah, Hurrah, DC y
And Wright was right at any rate,
To spurn hook with such ball,
Fer Vice with such u man as Polk.
Fen Sias though, too great joke.
"Hurrah, Hurrah, &c. '
The deed is donc---did you no. hear,
The diseord ringing in your ear,
They could not give you men more callous,
Than james K Polk and George NJ. Dallas
"Hnrrah, Hurrah, &C.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-06
The Cuf Worm.

| see in the October No, Of the Culivator a
writer says, that "burdock leaf wound round
the STEM OF a cabbage will prevent the cut-worn'
from destroying the plant" But the writer
seems TO think every farmer Is not fortunate
enough 10 have lha, plant on his ground
Where burdock cannot be obtained, perhaps a
hickory leaf can, and that think will answer
every purpose have seen hickory leaf re-
pea,edlv used, and never knew it fail 10 pre-
serve The plant. If the leaf is pu, on narrow,
and the plant set low, the worm will sometimes
crawl up and cut of lhe plant above the leaf;
but il is not common.
JACOB HITCHCOCK.