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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
SefenntniB eines itredli6en Wtcrrs.

Ter plattsbura (0ermcnO Hspubllean
rom rcrlcBtcn Witmcch, enthdlt fcl9ences
8efeuninie ecs W6rtcrs Scfrph 1epcrt, Der
ben Gao pcrher bafelbff iiterfilhrt tpcrren:
sim 7ten Teccmter, Is46, uahm id, met
ne Erau mad, Sufhtp's, auf Der Snefelte
ees Siranac, ndte bel 3rcaonca's Wuh'
tcn, um riuen Teind, abiuffatten. nno es
mndte ihr Rerauilaen Al gehen. sd, that
eiue Slrt in ben gRda'u. IN Der StitdNt Re Su
t6cieu 9luf ecm 1liidpeoe ocn Sufdlbp's
auf ben gbenen, faate id, iu ihr cs pire cts
mas perfchrt am Wnacr, trrrouf ile hernns
ffira sd, faate itr ss mare cine Sd>raubc
-lrs unb ipiinfChte boe fe bic ednuen hattie
wihrcno id 9Iusteecruua mad,te. sd, hattie
ilr 3ert fie 9Irt III Der SShne uno aab thr
NIT rem fndrn &nrs tcrfcben eiuen Strcih
auf Die rrdtte Scits tcs Scpfss sic ffano
etwns qrbIdt une hattie cine Rappe anf eCm
Sfcrf. slieeonn nahm td cos Iinfe 8crrerrao
herous uub mart ZEN 9Saaen Ctue flenc
Srrde rcrpdrts !; fam eGronf ;urld uno
qab ihr no + eirrn Sueidj nit Der llrt auf
ceu udmIid,eu Elcd
9lstnnu mart id, bic 9Irt in tnS GehSls
NIB leBir ab mad, cem Sdus prn Ct. Dcnis.
Sd, aIdubte cs mirce baio fhneieu unb bic
2lrt beerdeu. sd, fant ben iuu9cn Ct Tsn'
nis an ber Statlthilre, Der pferoe onhd,trrte
une fa9ts linn caa ca6 Iinfe Mao an ncincm
YRaasn hrrausacfhhrtn fsi, uno meine Srau
ihr @enifr qebrcd,cu reer ihren SIcpf gers
fpaIten hattie. Sd, fshrte iu Tuf iuriid u. CT.
Nennis finn nit fcinen Nfercen uno lRoasn
70 'd,ueg er fcnrtc Sd fonb oof meins Srau
bru 3tr(nd mnh'te nit mir III fpred'cu, uub
id, ndhm ROD Hiac unb fdlus itr @inmal
enmit ouf bic Stirne.
Eiefs Z hat wurce bfanu9sr, In Ger altGdt
meine Rrau aus rem Wene iu fcboffsu, eomit
it' ein Wdedrn heir ,ttcn med,te, nit rem
id, pertrteueu llmaauo achobt, uuo i'd fc ei
nsr &Ioge auswsid,en uno metn @eb iparen
fcHnte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
Ser udhfe BrdGceut.

Die Traae lper piro Der uddite pref
eeuf fsin 2 rsat I'D, berells unier belcen pci'
tifd,eu partbeieu 8erfhleoene Staaismdn'
ner nerccu als @inoioaten pcrgeid1lagen
uuc sur 3eii no Gle Rational . @cnueniton
Rattfnoen, miro iIder tein Wan9sl an Cans
eieaien fein.
Die lRhis Iarthei, bic bic sroBtsn uHo
pcr,ielid,lfen Staatsmdnuer in ibren Hei'
hen sablt, founte flisIid, Die sroets aulahl
@lneiodten auffelIeu, tuiro fdl aber aht e.
ne flfine Au,abl beIhrdnfen une nabi idsln'
lid, nur bSd,fens orei &anoioateh Dor oie
Convention brinaen, ndmltd Scot I
GaDlor unb 8 ID, pcraus9eieet, oaB
Der esBterc enipiIist ole @aneloat oer9e
brad,t 40 wereen. Seosr eieier erei Serren
hat tinldnslide sInfpriihe fur bic preiioent'
ld,aft uuo' mad, Der Grnennuu9 ipiro ftt, Ole
pdrthei fcIf um ihu Uereiniaen. Der un'
aIudliche 9lusqans Der ltBten prefcenten
Dabl Iotte ben Dtiss CUR Warnnn9 Die
neu, bel Der @rueuHuua ibrer eaneioafen
fur preNcsnt uno 8iee,prefesnt Urri,d)t'9
iu fein.
llufere poIitifdcn geausr, Die ecfcfctoa
ftno Gud, uidt faul i'm 1,reiicenienmadsn
unc habcn bsrcits cine Gcihe @anoiodtsu
WI St"Nui Wv tuUtu lWU <'H
d'dnnn, DdtIas, @na, Benton, MaIfcr unr
| cer "ehriid,P olte Shuuf" Ter SNerucrra
asnciie bon AtIen fteiut Sames 9uhouar
,u fcin, eem Die { II 3 | / d. n ectcfctrs be,
icuerrs auhduaen ais eiuru tild,tiaen Ser
fsdtsr ihrer SntercGsu, rsr Sfloosrsi unit
ecs Sreihnnoels Simmn Dof riro 9al
nidht ais @nnoiont mehr erwdhnt uno q
fd,eint bas er fciHsr eiaensn partbei perIei
bet lit, eie ibm am @nbe ieiner Cienifsei
entpecer einen @uaeeneehaIt ausfrsen cesl
aIs ein 9cbrdnd'tcS WerfSeug in bic 9um
peIfdmmer ienoen fpirb.
| Tie ffd tie Cinae atsr aud, asftalisn mo
gen, pereen nnfere @s9ner ordh nit itrs,
eanten 9leibr pon @dnbioaten ticf i'm SSin
tcr9ruuee tlcibru miiiTen, rpsnn mir einsr
Sccff cerr 3apIcr ins NeIc fieGen. Mdn
ner Die i'm Sdmpfe fir bas 9cIf, uno mid,
allciu fir TIRE parthei, berilbmt tpurecn
nercen pom 0cIfe mic rerasiTen tperben, be
icnbrrs bn ihre 3hatsn nod, friid, i'm @e
edd)tnee iInb.- re. Pecb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
lInfere our {.

linfere Court nabm am pcriaen Waont19
isren 9infaua, unb mad, 8errldtHna sIniasr
lnpittiaer G5eftdfte, tpuroe Die Sla9iad,e
aeaeu Scuatban Senninser. ant
Dwnffdg absub ucraeucmmsn, Der nuf Wer'
bad,t anaefldat fteht ben Wlpre an Der PER
(cn pou &arctine Trisin PER-
iibt ~ baben. ris Wid,ti9feit ciefer Slds'
lad,e erbeiltt arcse 8oriidbt uno Sdarfilnii,
,pesbalb nur (ebr Iansfdm bnmlt ocran9e'
fd,ritteu rerben fdnn Bon ben 30 oor9e'
iabeueu 3susen Rnb bis baher bloc l2 ODER
ID abaebDrt iporben-fol9Iidb tpiro es ruatr'
fd,eiuiids beiuabe bic game Wcte nod, auf'
nehmcn, che bas Berh6r ,um SdlnB &C.
brad,t rperbrn fam. Srcwn uno S'ibcns
Hnb Die Nnpdloe fir ben 8erfla9ten, uno
Vriesss uno Wriaht fur ten Sldaer.- Den
siusadug bss 8srb0rs prrren mir uufern
2e(ern i'm ndd,lfen "patrict" mitttetIen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
urrGs freuet uus aus qBaChinqton ,u

~Gs freuet nn5 aus Wafd,inatcn su
Ysrnetaen, bae bic CSeIunbheit ees aftb.
Sob n SO. Sornbe q, @cnaresmifalieo
ron eed,a uno Suds, I'D, 70 neit aebefsrt
bobs, oas er feinen pflid,ten abmhrten fam.
Serr Sornbsd uerliee feline Soeimatb in et'
aem srdHflidben 3nfauoe, nno frine Rreun'
De bier tpdren in 3weifel Oh or feine G'e
fdiifte als Neprsientant in Waidiuaton uer'
rid,ten foune. Dieie Saadrid,t mue linen
baher {ehr wilIfcmmen fein, nm 70 nehr ea
I'D, bas Bolt pcn oiefem Diitrift @lnd tpiin'
fdnfu fam, in linn eiueu StslIpertreter IN
erbtideu, Der audi bic Ndhiqtsiten beGst. "eie
pHiehteu ces 9lmtss nit Gbre su ft felblt
unb 3ufriebenheif fsiner 9roeen AnIahI Gon'
fitaeRtea 40 erfuasn."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
qyreifcn In 8ermantauu, Obio

Tie 8ermanteun Gazette faat, 6ae fol.
aenoe preifen fur Warft Nrtitsl in irnem
STt Dor siniaeH 1oaen beSabIt pureen -lln'
isre esfer iperbeu eriehsn, caB eiefe uno uu'
FIRE AtIeniauner Marttpreifen nttt gang
aleid, Gnb.
SIauer, I'm Rfeinsn an BEN Rhbitn, Si
75, Wei,en an ben Whhlen, IS N'eltth'
Form 30 Gents /; Safer 90 Gents Rra9cn
As &suts SIatfaamsn 80 Gents; Sdmei'
nedeifd, s3 Der nuncert Butter l2a 9i'
re; llnfdlft 8 seu S IbaIer per Ioune ;
Sclj 81 so per SIaftsr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
Gin Sreucer lebnte am porlesttn srtitaQ

Gin 8reuieer lebnfe am ocrlesten Sreitaa
pom Serrn &harfes @reen. Elm pfero une
aDaesn, uorasbenb nadb aIentau1 iu 9ehsn.
NBdbreuo bem Gage erhielt Ssrr @r.sn Die
0dhritht, BAG lsin fauberer Gunee eine an'
'bsrs direction einsefhla9en, uno iId, nit BEN
pfcro nnb Wasen ans eem Siaube MAIDEN
tpcas. @s ipiroe ihm fc9leid, ndh9efebt
1iino in Hcdbia Gadnfhip, 9'uds @auntu,
.siEaehoIt. DIFFER 8c9el iist jcBt I'm Cation
Gefin9nie. uno ba CT ieiu Iamc nid,t an
aeten nil, 70 tpeiB n.an uitht iu rpsIdcm 8e
fAlsdlt er eigenilidt aeh6rt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
rwea ausuabn. pou Sorrisbura, IN

TWeit ausnahnis pou SSorrisbura, III
bie Stabt Gaften jebt bic aroste eancffact
Ia penufplpanien. Die Seu6lfsruus in Is4o,
tn bic IsBte 8cIfsidbluus asncmmen, mar
1885,. Sc wiro orn allen suaeaet:n cae
tie 0ctfsjahi feet unaefdbr $500, an Der
nisesrifen Shdsuna. fein mlhe. Sc wer
Zen bier n,ehr @efddfte in elmer Wche ae.
than, ais Sarrieburs in siucm Mcnat thun
tauu.--So faat Der Cation siraus.
9Beua DE Sadse fIdh 70 perhdlt aehsn mir
far eiue 1es4eauHa ces sseaieruuas Stses
mad, @dffsn, pcrbehalten Die Gaiioner helfcr
bann uus, bas bic 2ctofofos in 8erfs @dun'
~, nid,t Iinaer a Il n Z a q fir @cu'
sern6r ifimmen olrfen.-qpte fiehts aus 2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
8arulina an iunse WaGnner.

Die nenliteu IdlIe BON linehrlid,feit In
cteter Sthot, (S 4 ND ourd, unreclidse
Sbrelber ceer @cmptciroiener. ibre Gnfcs,
dung nno ceren rpahrldeinlid1er 9iusaaua.
loufe ale Warnung fur sInoere bienen, bic
fdl IN Steuen BON 3mtrduen beVnben coer
hin9ctan9en modten, no ftd, @ele9enteit
oaroletet um unsbrIid, 40 (ein, ohne bic
Wdhrid,einltd,teit elmer Gnfeedlua-uuo ne
nid't anoers ju errparten, aIs eaB @eeed,iios
telt 4 hher NJ ile frnber Cbsr Ipdtcr ein,a.
bcleu.
Die Sanelun9en ucu bem juuasn Sobu.
itcn, Die ebeu ans 9id,i qefcmmen, haben in
ben 5abrbhd,ern Der 8efd,id,te faum ibrss
e'Iedbeu fir @emanctbeit uno Sdifanert.1a
uuo oennod, ungcad,tet allies eiefes fiiulifi,
d,en Sancb1bene, ftrtIte er bic Rate feIb(f.
cnrd, weIde er 9rfdnaen wuree. lluS iest
rpas bsnft ou caB sr aebeu ,piirse. f6nufs
thm fetn @harafter mieoer ,uriid asaebeu
pereen, Den er oerlcrsn, une has 3utrauen
oas man IN Inn aefret hattie ? Gisfe Staet
hattie nid,t 6eid,thum asnus Elm beFed.
tes Sem ifen bon ibm iu taufen, peu
er e8 tefi6e.
Der ein,i9e fTdhers gcecu fir riucu iunaeu
| Wann III betrefen, in @hrIidfrir, firenae
ShrI;hfrit brs nuf ben Rnd'iiaben nid,t
blcs in 70 rpcit ais es nirflid, 1hatfidhe bes
trlft. fcnocrn er iclIte "ffrcben alien AnfdeiH
pcn libel iu permsinen." cas hcIet oIe fei,
ne Se'tdfts 8erritturnsn rffsn fein 40 lal.
len, uno lteber iu Padfuhunarn einaelanen
ale Veroad,t iu erreqen VefTtr, weif bef,
fct, arm debIiebeu NIT rinem Sharaftcr fur
Reclid,feit uno Aufrid,iiofcit, aIs nit Reid,.
thum uno eurus nm9sbsn. unr nit cen,
Stad,eI eines fduloiacn @,emrIrus ease
jeeen jun en- Raun su fid, ieblf faa.u: Oh
tdb ucn elmer Suite cber einem paIaff in
mein S5rab ache /; Oh umaebcn BON Ereun.
ben une scfeanet mir Veauemlid,feiien, ceer
frennelcs uno oerlaeen, fcaar nit ipeniaer
Adfunaebessuannasn ole einem Cienffbcte
,u 2heil Dercen 70 ip0 id, cod, uruiatfcus
ale Elm { hrl der Rann fferben.
Gin juneer Rann mir einem ffreri a
ehrlid,en Sharafter, braud,t jercd, Dor Der
3ntunft Feline Hurd,f su habfn Wahr(chcins
lif feline 3rpci aus sinem Suucert, bic NIT
cinem frlden @hdrnftsr tire eaMfbahn im
yeben dngefanqen uno eenSeIten in lhren@es
thaftsnnacie9enhcicn rcllf mmcn tehaups
fetsn, eenen rS in ihrcm II ternehmen nid,t
ae9lrdt mare, oeer crd, peni9feue ihr su.
tee slusfcmmcn sercnneH.
9Rie chen asfaqt. Iaet bic @eaebenheiten
her lcsten pdnr 2aae ba,u cieuen ceu Bcrs
ios fclfer ,u teifdrfeu, bic Den @erfud,nn.
aen CUR u"ehrIid'frif ME nadhacqcben, uns
ale cine heiIfame Warnuug fur fcl.ir, DIE iu
Rlfiniafeiten nad,aear ben, ihr Gharafter ie.
bod, Rcd' nie ben oermelfcnoen baud, pea
llnehrIitfeit erhaften 3tie perIiere pas
hurd, alte 3rit aechrte Sprid,rcrt aus res
auasu 4" @hrlid,feit in Aie trle Nerf n.
runssarts"- (Honesty is the best Policy -
tSettrn 1rap.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
SGni9 rcn gDFatfc

man fiat, parebes babe eiusu plan aus.
astedf. nm siucu froniafidtu Vrinfn, teH
SHcr,ca pcn Wrntpeufer, aIs Rcnia mad,
@srfc gu brrufen Ter atrig Ger Hrln,o,
fen fri in 70 mstt eauir dnpcrfiarfsu fein.
eae, sprnn Ndrrfes Die llufcrfdrifr pcn 5000
refpsftatfsn ednrciaeurr. spceurdh iid crriets
ben rcrtncId' madden has g'crhassn sa un.
terfpben, e. halien fanr, or fsinS @inwrlli
anna eaJiaeten nil GuaIanc fcn aud, cine
0duo hdriu hdtsu Ntiein eies fd,cint. nut
cine @rneucrunq Der fruhtreu iiter ten ffdm,
lihcn @raenffdnb IN limlnuf aefesteH @es
riidts IT. friu. ernis FhilIirp "a ,H asfd,eit,
nm I'D, sci Dem aeaeupirtiae aeu y'effanc Ter
Cin9e In Die merifaniidcn nduesi "a m,fhtn,
er piiree fid edcurh, um elm asmsincs
Spriidwert su aebrau en-. uur edule in oen
Iel, feseu, uno @uaiano hds, bel Der acaen'
wdrfiacn &rfIs feiner ecmmsrsielIen Anae'
Iearnheifen uno Der bepcrffeheneen 6nnaerS.
meth in SrInno, bic yodnrs nonauf ,u Seaas
~ thun, uno miro I'D, penia D rum tefums
nsrn, cb Gin ccer fcin 8onis in @rySs
r0OgSn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06


81 e DIT - gs ii nid,fs, an msIetem
Wenfden NIT 70 ffarfer anbdnaiid,frit fcff
kaIteu, ale an ienem was ffe ihrr 3 d,
nennen; unb in Der hnrtnddiaen Vctfrlanaa
BON 9isd,t crfern Ge in tduienb Sdaen ihr
eiaeHes gef Gin @auu nimmt
3ufnd't gum G'efrs fir cine bIcfe Sticinis.
felt une erhdft fin urtteiI, feiu Sucqmsnt,
ieins @rceufirn uno mag fetnsn giadbar
Ino ff fsIbll ruiniren une erbdit fciR
"G d, !" bas heief iein 8edH ,pic s
Cd perftcht--fein 9ird,t mic fsln 3ad,bar { 6
II Oh I oerifeht feiu Nedt wie bic Court
aeurttslt 9lOrin trie pieI bearr if7 es Ra
ter Der eeituua eiues pcbIrrcHsneen Sorrsens
su hanesln--ein aeriuaes unrrd't su lcicen
lieter ala eiu arcees llnalrd 40 perurfad,sa.
I'd, Sprcde aus Der @rfahruHa bon Sahrtn
eines edTpcrs, rpenn i'd, flge, cae ueun
3shntcl Der prc,elfe, nit osnsn id, befannt
ipcreeu, i'm Anfiua bard, SeraIeid, biffen
briaeIcat weroen fonneu, auf Rsriugunasn
fur tciee parheeu oorthetihafisr, als Dee
eucIid,e susaana. fpcnn beire Nar.heiea
spitirns aeWe(rn Gin nenia naf,uaebeu
nidtr 70 uici ais cieprr,cefcifsu Der Srrnuo.
fd,aft" halbtr iu cpfe n--( Trumpet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

~ Ter Gcnsrss bsr Der. Staaten oer'
iammsIt Fda heute (lJaontna) uub cis Bet
id,aft beS prefocnten tpiro psrmutblit cien'
fiaas oarauf lberreidt iperben - Sn benz
ndd)ffen "pairfct" nsrben mir unfsrn ee'
fsrn wabrffenlid oas Weienflid,fe berfel'
Ben miitteifen f0nnen --Nae ii6ri9 fir unies
re eefer rpiEenswertbs &ouarse 8erbanbIun'
gen folIen aud, ME iberiehen fcneern tsts
t,nb aeittid perSfentlid,t werben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

GIN Benaet -berr Dluio @utttiu9s,
IN 'Wentaomern &aunip. bat ssleuwdrfl9 in
isnsm StalIe Gin Sd,wcin pcn fclscnoer
grcee Sinae pom NuesI bis gum Gnoe pes
Sdwlnsee, 0 Sus l0l 3OG ; Z 5ue Q 3cll
,inI llmfange, 6ue 10 3oI hod,, uno 1T %
MCnaten aft. = Blele fam Tah:lid, einr
"aanIe Sau" 9enauut ipercen, uno wirr
aa, oosr fnaps in ecda &luaip isrss SIsl
cbfn EinoeH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

araaerabIsr-Gin Nreunb hat
uns ter;d'trt, cas am Wdftpcd, Mcrssn in
cer pprIeBtsn Wcde, duf Der @dnerei err
Seerren Senridh nno Sdecb g. nccuer, in
Sraebnra 9duufd,ip 9dueaifer @aunfp. cir
arduer Ncier aeffcecu murre, neld,er pcr
tcm SriBcn ecs S,tnabels tis su gnce Gee
SdiwanSes Tu6 7ca, uno pcu SpiBrr
III SpiteH Der NIuasIn7 z Rue 8 3ca mae
uno RIauen hattie bic "a 3cI lana fparen.-
TWfsS mHe Gin R1tdtr 9stpefen Gftn.
Cgc. stmerit
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

Bor Der neuIidsn 3eriforuna an uuIcru
.Stlat6' Camden bnrd, hobss Wafsr, per
iitirieeu Die eofcfofo preeen nno ihre @aunl
.SndIsr bic WhiaS Iaut uno lang ,pell IL
io,etelbeu aa eiuem annehmbdren preiee Der
lfanfs habsn DelEteR -Ssireem es befann
u bae bic 8cifeH Der 9luebeRfrmsen un9s
hfGsr grce fne, trtnsal fsin Sanr fsias 3Uu
GEL -n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

rig. SO. Carr Gfa, ean'Ssbaaoee.
Gfe Der Drittens nab Hc6'Straee, 9e9enH
Der Der Werd,auts Grd,onse, nno Ro; 4iO
ucretid,e Bierte Straee, pbllaoelpbia, III nn
fer aaeut fur brn "patrict." tlnfsre oorti
aeu Efeunoe inb erfud., an,eisen uno Cub
lerptionsn turdb benlelbsH an uns gu nbsr'
Gf,idsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
Scr ietiae gcnare6

Cie @nben fur cen biaen ecnarea iIao
jftt ale oebalteu, nnc Die teI9efn9te 2abeus
scIdll eae fidltiae NefuIt1t
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
GtertefdQe su Derote.

ScIarncss iif Gin rid,tiaes Srr;sihuiB Der
Sterbefdde an cem Cattle 30 9srcfc, pom
lIfen Suni bis Ium | fen Ies en- October, Gin
3eliraum pcu serdce Oicnate
Trei IN ;os
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

Gen. Seott unbbie @eifffi
d, en.-@enfral Sccft erfud,fe nnIiuaff Die
CsciilIihen in Der Sfaet Merlic. bic bic Rirs
d,en gum 3rcs asfhlcHen hatien, oiefcltsn
fur ben GiOtfssoienfi 80 cfnen. afIrin fIe ver'
tpciaerten eieJ. Gaen Sestt aab ibusH fiers
auf ben Refhfie, oa oifc lire atffdi fei, bic
@crnribsiIe bes RoIfs nnfsnreiscn unb oa1
fsits ;n llncrbnunaen auEumWqela, e EpcfIe
ar fcinen SdiuB ihrtm @iarnthum enfjieher,
tpas ani, INNER he Toiasn eapoisfein mo
aen. Tics brad,te eie G,eiltlfteifs sur 9e.
iinnun9 ;-rafd, wMroen btc" frd1rn gethnet
unb Der @oitesrisnff fGrfasi'et
Trifhe Shdb !-@ine BON unlrrn
Wrd,fel,titunsen faat. bae cine parfie Ren.
luatcn Eiiher. am ucrissteu WQcniag, in Ter
neieware Eap. etpa so 'ReiIcn nnisskolb
,er Stact philaeflptin, cine Arsdbi rertrfF
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PAST TIME.


"'Fimes past TO musing age appears
What boyhood fancies future years:
A fairy land of sunny bowers,
And joy and love, and laughing hours;
We find not these in boyhood's days,
Yet morn them past as life decays,
And ask our moaning spirits, when
Those pleasant hours shall come again !
"Age. that SO happy boyhood deems,
As foolishly as boyhood dreams;
For were it young again, 'twould slight
Each summer-scene of young delight,
Till age come stealing on once more,
Sedate and thoughtful as before,
Inquiring, sad and sagely, when
Those pleasant scenes shall bloom again !!
"Ridiculous a thousand terms
OF being. with our minds and forms,
Whose present pleasure seems out this:
TO doat on past and future bliss,
Would through the same delusions wend
And lead us to the self same end,
Still mournfully enqliring, when
Our blasted hopes shall bloom again ~
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IA 1877

As he said this, thought | saw tear
starting in his eyes, and Lafayette's like
wise, as they both hurried into the ear
riage, when the landlord followed TO the
steps. While the waiter was closing the
door, Lafayette said
"My God! what country! patriots
from the commander-in-chief down to
the ploughman they deserve to be free !"
"Yes," replied the other, as the coach
drove of, sand | trust in God they will
be-"
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New Series ]
THE AMERICAN BOY.

DFather, look up and see that flag,
How gracefully it flies;
Those pretty stripes-they seem to be
A rainbow in the skies"
Il is your country's flag, my son,
And proudly drinks the light,
Ger oceans wave-in foreign clilnes,
A symbol Of our might.
"Father-what fearful noise is that,
Like the laundering of the clouds
Why do the people wave their hats,
And rush along in crowds ?''
II is the voice of cannonary,
The glad shouts of the free,
This is the day of memory dear
'Tis Freedoms Jubilee.
Al wish that / was now man,
I'd fire cannon too,
And cheer as loudly as the rest
But, Father, why don't you?"
I'm getting old and weak-but still
NY heart is big with Joy;
I've witnessed many day like this
Shout We aloud, my boy.
'sHurrah for Freedoms Jubilee,
God bless our native land;
81
And may live to hold the sword
Of Freedom in my hand!"
Well done, my boy-grow up and love
The land that gave you birth;
A home where Freedom loves 10 dwell,
Is Paradise on earth.
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ECONOMICAL INvENTIoN.-A stove has
Just been introduced into this country
from England, which, in its use, ingeni-
ously manufactures superior gas for burn
ing from the coal which is consumed
Thus the same fire which warns the
building supplies the gas without addi-
tional expense. 1t is stated that il can be
applied to any other stove or furnace.
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GoLD.-The St. Louis Era says: "Of
the 100000 received here on Friday
last. from the Dixon Land Office, but
$50 600 of it was in American gold-the
balance in Thalers, sovereigns, and other
foreign coin. This shows clearly TO
whom the land was sold. Upon its re-
ception at the Sub Treasury the amount
was found to fall short about $500. The
mistake occurred in adopting the value of
the foreign to those Of our own coin.
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A windy political orator recently made
a speech, in every sentence Of which he
had something to say about sound politl-
cal principles. A bystander remarked
tha; If his principles were like his speech,
they were all SOUND.
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STONE RopE.-A rope, nearly three
miles long, now lies at Gateshead, Eng
land, which was the other day stone in
the bowels of the earth. Smelted, the
stone yielded iron; the iron was converted
into wire; the wire was brought 10 the
rope walk mandatory, near Gateshead,
and there twisted into line, 1850 yards
long. 1t is the stoutest rope of the kind
ever made.
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WASHINGTON.

There seems to be something IN the We
~ name of this illustrious individual, that
every American seems instinchvely, as ii
were, taught to yenerate, inasmuch as ev-
cry incident In his life is becoming more
and more interesting as time is gradually
gaining space, from his lifetime 10 the
present moment
was seated the other afternoon, en-
joying cigar, at the Maspeth Hotel,
when plain well-dressed elderly man,
drew chair towards me, and seeing me
so much at leisure, eyinced disposition
10 enter into conversation with me-;
when | Observed
"Well friend, If appears from all ac-
counts, our new President has left us"
''Y Yes sir, so il seems-and on so short
notice." he replied.
"He was quite an aged man-not so
old as myself by several years. Was
you in this country during the revolution,
sir !''
'Oh, yes sir, was born in this coun-
try, thank God
"Then sir, you must have some recol-
lection, but was too young TO enter the
service at that time"
sand where were you, sir 2"
ain Westchester, sir"
''0h! then you had an opportunity of
knowing considerably about the great
movements of that day; and you recollect
the features Of Gen. Washington as per-
fcctly as though il was but yesterday ?
and Lafayette, too !--and Harry Pinck-
ney 7"
"Yes," said he, laughing heartily
"Crosby and nv father were neighbors. )"
So saying offered him a cigar, which
he declined, and said
III the landlord has a pipe, will pre-
fer it. / should like to tell you, he con-
tinued, ga little circumstance which took
between Gen. Washington and myself"
| Iobserved should be delighted to hear
it," and he related the following history
Of day in the Generals employ.
'sWell one morning father told me to
take the black mare TO Sing Sing, and get
her shod, and wait till old rum nose Ben,
the Blacksmith, shod her. So ! stood al
the door of old Bcn's shop, and who
should drive up TO the tavern opposite, but
Washington in his coach and Lafayette
with him. Thew both got out, and | saw
both pass into the back room, and the
landlord followed; and in few seconds
the landlord beckoned me from the piazza.
felt frightened at first, and wondered
what it meant; but thinks |, they want
some grog and fresh water. was in
my shirt and trowsers, without shoes, and
on my head, an old cooked hat, and my
feet and ankles YOU may judge. ! had
been hoeing corn in the morning; but in |
went. As approached the bar. met
the landlord; he said
''There are two gentlemen in the back
room who wish 10 see you.''
Unable TO smother q laugh, ] said
"My God! / can't GO; see me-" and
exhibited myself, and pointed to my feet.
.'Come along, I'll go with you.''
So in he went.
AS / pulled off my hat, the stoutest man
saws
''Sit down, young man."
"This boz" said the landlord, 81 am
confident will do any service you may
trust him with, 10 your satisfaction, and
Withdrew from the room; and the Gene
raj began. (for it was Washington him.
selE)-
young man. wish TO procure the
newspaper of to-day, from New York ?
can you procure il for mel"