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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

n, cest Farming Mir A. Kennedy Of
n'onnt county. tried an experiment in az.
r n this year which has succeeded
Tom TaRly: Having thirty acres Of ba,-
he ..r,rrowed in body on Lille River.
planted alternate fSk three feet square,"
toes. aud in Laying by.1 corn :, u, ,Ss pola-
broadcast with peas. On gathering ls.
crop, he measured the produce OF one a.
ere, (which he thought would average
with The resi.) with the following result .
Is bushels OF peas, As bushels Of corn
and 100 bushels Of poialoes--in all, two
hundred and fifty bushels from single
acre Of ground. KaorriHs Register.
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Improve Your Time.-Persons. a.

Improve Your Time.-Persons. a.
especially the young, canno, be loo s,":"s
ly impressed with the importance 4" '"'
proving their "leisure hours" "e.om
plain of the shortness Of our ne' anu yes
we squander vas, amount ~ IN worse
than idleness. Any of 3 nave "le,'".e
hours" enough, it rb'aly improved, 10
cultivate our minds aoroughly: and 70 pre-
pare us for anv station in life. IL the
young will h,oisua'e themselves 10 IN, I'M
proving their spare moments, by reading
useful books and papers, the habit will be-
come agreeable aud pleasant, as well as
useful and improving. IL young man
will eonomise his time carefully for the
" hole year. and will devote such time as
he can spare from his ordinary vocation
to useful studies, the result will astonist
him. a~. ...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13
On The Reunion Of Good Men in q Future
NlgIr,

II the mere conception of the reunion
Of good men in a future state infused a
momentary rapture in The mind oT FULLY:
II an airy speculation, for there is reason
To fear il had little hold on his cony lotions,
could inspire him with such delight, what
may we be expected 10 feel who are rs.
sured OF such an event by the true sayings
oil Gnd, How should we rcinice in The
prospect Of spending an eternity with those
whom We loved nn earth, Of seeing them
emerge from The ruins of the tomb. and the
deeper ruins of the fall. not only nninjur-
cd. but refined and perfected, =" with every
tear wiped from their eyes," standing be-
fnre the throne of God and the Lamb.
What delight will il afford To renew the
sweet council we have taken together. 10
recount the tolls Of combat. aud the labor
of The way. and To approach the throne Of
n-I >. s,ss-T--.., =. --...'ss - -, in tb.
symphonies Of heavenly voicrs, and lose
ourselves amidst the spIendors and frui-
iions Of the beaiIfic vision #
To that state NIL the pious on earth are
tending, aud il there be law from whose
operation none are exempt. which irresist-
IDLY conveys their bodies to darkness and
to dust, there is another not less certain or
less powerful. which conducts their SPIT
rits To the abode Of bliss, the bosom of
their Father and their God. Tho wheels
of nature are not made 10 roll backwards;
everything presses on towards eternity;
from The birth Of time an impciuous cur
rent has set in, which hears all the sons
Of men towards that in,erminahle orean.
Meanwhile, heaven is attracting TO itself
whatever is congenial to its nature, is en.
riching itself by the spoils of earth, and
collecting within its capaeious bosom what
ever is pure, permanent and divine, leaving
nothing for The last fire 10 consume bu, The
objects and the slaves of corruption. Hall.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

likely 10 hernme possessed Of II. thin re
who makes il business 10 consider is
various rxrelieneies. Some eFen Of de
hesIhens were eslebTsied lnr Ilis virtue.
To possess il. il 10 have the mind which
was also in Christ Jesus. II prevents The
greatest evils produced liz SUDDEN anger:
Il secures discretion, and adorns the COS
pei; mells The offender. and wins more
upon him ihan any other means. To
be meek Is 10 be ike God. and eonlers
greater honor ilsn The greatest victory. Il
brings peace and satisfaction 10 the soul
and The blessings il entails are immune
rahle. These things rightly considered
would tend 70 promote Ibis most amiabls
virtue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

A Noble Act.-A youth stood alone
in one of our large ci.ies-sickness had
Frustrated his body, and emplied his purse.
lie was far from friends and home, with
on, The means of realizing either. In his
desperation he asked aid iism the hands
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

IIeekness. - This is so great duty,
that Chris, makes it the Distinguishing
character Of his disciples. None is more
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

Egm Rangura. 'Asin us.' Say t.s etli'
Esns 4 Roorn. Wllo IN he PTeseni riF-
rumSlancss tan only unile - > eislanCr
in yooE generous saorss. ne Wish yaa q
Isssl n knnx llsi Ne are hesEily viii
yoa-shsi. Lie yaa. ne are determined
10 saeu6re every lhiag 10 he canse 4 u
beuy, and 3 naiEeaia ~ eli nsks ard Pc
rils. The PRINCIPLES xhieh End in you Ssh
Rlurions deGenden.' Rely m our deso'
lc.laess and cooperation. observe The IN
hsbIssnls of AmleAs. Id 10 youE night
and i j. also our duly say the people 81
AngeFs. 10 claim b. Al legal and ronsli'
iuiionsl means, Ihe mainleRsnre of liberty
sislded 10 us BY Ministry u ils last gasp,
The Charter d 1850 shall hsrsaf'sT be !
realily.'"
Such were The sentiments prevailing 81
lensirely in France. In The face ol den
the gose.nmen; made formidable pTePara'
lions 70 suppress The proposed meeting
Large additions we're made 70 the lrn0p'
in Paris. and arrangements made by which
70. 900 or 5000 men could be instantly
summoned. A 6ne army called lle Mn'
nieipsl Guards Was inslilniedi and every
fort and harrack supplied with ammuni'
Iion. So formidable were these pTepaTa'
lions. and so complete were the arrange
menis of the lorirrsses. that writer IoI
The London Times. a. that period. said
|" An insunecIion in The face Of such pre-
partitions would be insanity"
On Monday the 2lsl, al 10 o'clock. i
vas resolved in meeting Of opposition DE
pulies and Editors 10 question the govern
ment in respect 10 It's intentions. The!
did so-and the meeting Of the Chamhen
on that day Vas most exciiingl Guizo
and Duchalel resOluIely announced ihei
determination 10 suppress The banqus. a
all hazards. Al the adjournment VI ih'
Chambers. all Paris was in iermenI.-
Placards were struck up in every Gomez
BY the government, juslilying its proceed
ures /; but they were as quickly torn dowr
hy the p0pulare. Counter proclamaiIun'
we're issued by the Reformers, affirming
their right 10 meet Un such orcasiOns. ant
exciting the people against the oppression
Of the Government.
Such was the state Of popular mind Of
Monday night. The scenes Of Tuesday
were described in our last. The deepes
gloom filled The meeting Of the Chambers
Al three O'Clock, 0dlllon Banot enieret
with committee of the Reformers. ant
ascending the tribune, read a formal i'm
parchment Of the Ministry, signed BY S;
deputies. u was respectfully received
and early attention 10 it promised. Or
the second day Of the outbreak, large DO
dies Of the National Guards joined the pO
pulace. This decided The fate Of the Mi
nisIry, who Immediately resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

gHgV q - Pzrla i,as iEarsats y ID 1es aafe
lhzl lhis should L. dpRe. n ughFIHiss.
aho i tarle il ihe Hhois lsHgsh and
bTesdlh 81 g,s lanl Rho sili rare Cur lhe
rqnsslfney 81 lss PEexraI I,cumbehs .
tai Sflrel There MI lhsn = res -.
SertS. ManIesi destiny all hare 6Ket
apun some oEker nan. sir; he enlogirs
nrs now written; The communication q
re press are arrsdy elsboIaled; ] wlll
nj say every hing lulsomr. haaI NIL ay
every Thing psnrgtHcal . already SHllsn
ont with blanks for names. 10 be filed
when ihe eonsealion siaall sdjanm. Mhrn
manifest destiny shah BE- reached. lhen slr.
all ihess slr1ins nfpanegynr made heioEe-
hand. laid up in pigsgnrhOles. studied,
framed. rmblsxnned. and embossed. VII
al come oui. and then there will be. ihrEe
10 bound 10 he. somebody in The United
States. possibly. whose merits have here.
inl0re bern strangely oFeRooked-mArked
by Proyidence-a kind of mirarle-il Is
= wonder that nabOdy thoHghi Of him be-
fore . n man. and the only 81 man 10 be
II the head Of Ias great republic. | shrink
not. therefore. from any hing hat J feel
10 be my duty. by any apprehension Of
The power and importance. imposing Dig
nifty and the power of viii which Is as
cribed 10 the present incumbent Of that Of
fee. lwish we had the power Of Viii.
! wish We had that firmness-frmness-
frmness. 81 sn RHmsn nHliam Gbsil.
II We had adherrnre ] wish we could
gather something from the spirit Of our
brave eurps that have met the enemy un-
der circumstances most adverse. ard have
stood the shork. ! wish We could imi-
tate Zachary Taylor in his bivouac upon
the field Of Bufna Vista. lie said he
would remain for the night; he would
feel the enemy in the morning and Try his
position. wish before we surrender.
that We c"uld make up our minds 10 feel
the enemy and Try his position, and think
we could find him. rs Taylor did, under
the early sun on his way TO San Louis
Poiosi! That is my judgment
TO be concluded next week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

PANE. Tie psnpls tqRiWd alla,t ~
considered themselves eniillrd o.. VII
decking eamPly WIrh EhsiE Request. o. IA
lie Eisk q adisosnlsRied nation and ina,
10 RePxllihg . Erpuhlirah amy! Sh0alI
ils lT0nlieIs be Invaded. itbeheoyes him o
consolidate heir afertions.
BsIRIIA.
Brussels was grady Disturbed On hesr.
ing ihe nrws of de Tesainlion. Summary
mrans were tslsn 10 suppress popular
malconsenis.
SPAIN.
On Receptions az he news from Fr.ne.
roancils Of ministers ser hrA. md In.
parlanl determinations ara faid 10 hare
bern come IN.
The Government Journals we're Eabid.
den 10 speak Of eFsnls IN Paris. All Ihs
papers and correspondence which rrashed
Madrid on The 2glh. were stopped.
Snll enough was allopsd IN ooze oct 10
show that something extraordinary had
hsRpsDsd. The eo1ri balls Eefe stopped
! and Queen Christina was taken 10 her
bed. The Prugrrssisia leaders in The
+. coyirs EeIe preparing N resist, and sfira.
ordinary powers we've demanded BY Mar.
saer. The committee Of coagIrrs had
reported in favor Of them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
News by the Caledonia.
ADDITIONAL EXTRACTS.
FRANCE.

The proclamation Of the sovereign peo-
pie has DECLARED tina. Government having
betrayed the trust reposed in il, therefore,
~ % ae |afef0 aud 1t T0Se dfss"Tssd, -'sJ
that consequently the full exercise Of soy.
ereign,y has been resumed by The people.
A decree has been passed showing the ba.
sis on which the government Of France
is based, as follows:
The Chamber Of Peers representing the
interests Of the aristocracy, is suppressed;
aud the Chamber Of Deputies, which has
been the mere representative of priyileg.
ed monopoly aud corruption, aud the ma.
iori,y Of whose members have been par.
ticipa,ors in the objectionable crime Of the
late government in subjccIing the citizens
to murderous fire, are hereby ard remain
dissolved, and the nation 10 from the pre-.
sent moment henceforih constituted Re.
public. The citizens will remain in arms
until they acquire the enjoyment, Of all
their rights.
Every citizen who has attained his ma.
jori.y is TO be an eleclor. There 10 to be
absolute freedom Of thought and liberty Of
the press. The right Of political and in.
dustrial association 10 secured To all, as The
government of the future can only, from
the principles upon which il rests, respect
the wishes and interests Of all the French
nation.
The people are advised 10 meet in com.
munes as deliberate assemblies 10 cleo,
real representatives Of the people the
masses and not the priviledged few; and
until the nation has formally declared that
il will hear the claims Of obsolete powers
l-previous to that time attempts 10 restore
them shall be deemed usurpations; and i,
is the duty Of the citizens TO resist such
attempts by force.
Brethren, be calm, I conjurc YOU in the
name Of liberty, equality and human fra.
,erni,y."
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
The provisional Government proposed
NJ. DE La MARITIME as minister OF foreign
atIaires.
NJ. Dupont dc L'Eure, Prcsiden, Of the
Council.
Nj. Mare, minister Of public works.
NJ. Garnia Page, Mayor Of Paris.
GREAT DENOMINATIONS BIZ AMERICAN
. CITIZENS.
, On the 9th Of March, the Government
. received a deputation Of two hundred ant
, eighty citizens Of the United States, VIII,
} walked 10 the Hotel de Vile, bearing A
. merican and French flags on the same staff
} Mr.. Goodrich. peter Parley.) in III
; name Of his countrymen, presented brie
! and complimentary address.
. NJ. Arago replied-lt was his conyic
: ton that France and America would lIv
in the most intimate relations Of FRIENDSHIP
7 and union. We receive the colors wit
gratitude. They shalt be placed in Ii
{ Hotel de Vile. I trust that despolisr
/. shall never attempt to snatch them thence
. Loud applause.
/. The double Aag was then placed in III
J. sale reception.
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Death of mr.. Astor. John ia,

UoutH VI 80fs hotOIs-JUHH JaCUU ~"
tor. Of the city Of N. York. died OIL Wed.
nesday the 29ih uliimo. Mr.. Asor had
been quite intirm for several years. though
mentally active, and capable Of managing
his vast estate with sagaci,y.. By men
with good means Of knowing. his proper
~ is put down at forty millions Of dollars,
every dollar Of il The prpduc, Of his own
industry and good management. His age
was IS years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
Attempt to kill the Emperor of Rus.

sla.-A Berlin correspondent, under date
February 90, in the Magdeburg Gazette.
states that disturbances had broken out IN
the Russian capital. and tina, an anr'nl'
h1d been made On 'hu Emperor. lie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

Cheers for the revolution al Edinburg on
the 9Th. Serious riot. A crowd assembled
and demolished houses, thence marhed
through the smashed over 1000
lamps. Dragons and local pensioners
dispersed the mob, cutting Of one mans
nose. hacking anoihers leg.
Cheers for the French Republic in eve.
ry quarter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
SruGer4 Strbeit.

Su tislr Dridtrti ipcreru ieprrgit une an efn ths
t9n prtigtr olIt 1rttn DrudHsrtritsu, init et9ans
9anttn Sthriitn auf elmer Ycrusrprse rrridtst oils;
Sdbfr !oanetiGs, eabitf, Disbs, 70 wie ice anens
Irttn @ants. eis in rtn 5dtt' cines 5rsrsnssbisrs
pcrfcmmtu.
Do mir unS slibfafls NIT cinem 9rreen aftrtsment
Gn9ffbr Sdriftin Ycrkbsn tatSu, c bcftn mir einsn
sabGsihsn 5uiprb css GnsGkhSn eelss gut6sums su
erbalttn.
05-G. rs. Carr, Gfa. III hsr assnt fdr esn
"estta patrict'-Sfiss Gun 8utsins" esm Gre
tbonas estSuot 9stndbtr unp &c. 440 Gsse 4ts et,
Nhiaodrbia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
NrOflnaisntiOat.
Gpeciol Court.


0raft eiues 8efebts an mid oerittet, er.
% ganeeu pon Dem preliosnt Gihtsr uno
Den 9ebhIfS 9iicbtsrn Der peritieeensn@our
ten pcn esda @auntp. piro bismit Naob
ritbt 9esebcn ON Die Srieoensribter. @onlfa'
bel. Surors. 3cu9sn uno aue anoern betbei'
listcn Qsrionen, oaB cine Spctial Court bon
Common Wlies. Sper uno Serminer, @cn;'
raj Sieune uno 8aiisngcrbt, anbraumt
uno 9ebaIten weroen fcu, aaian9eno auf
aHoutaeS oen 1stcn Septcmber
ndbfens, um 10 llbr Sormittass. i'm Court.
baufe in Der Staet UlIentaun, in uno fir
befa9teS Gauntp. weIde Smei @otben ban.
ern fol- weun notbmenoi9.
G5 III Sud oaber biemit qeboten an ie.
nem Sage 9r9enwdrtia su fein, nit @ursn
Goas, Geeoros, Snquiiitions, llnteriudun:
9en. uu6 allen anoern Grinnerun9en IoIbes
su poubrin0cn. mas @ursn Qemtern Sufdut
auaSuiben; uno oa6 alIe oieienisen, melte
ourtb Gecogni;ausen psrbunoan iino gesen
@efansme Su prefequiren. weIbe ieet Obsr
oannim 9sfdn9nie oes brfasten eeha Gaun'
tp lein m69en, 9egenwdrtig. lein fouen, um
Su prolequiren pie cs reds III.
SCH srb0lts biz SlsputGt!
GbarleS Sbric, Seberiff.
Shcri1s 2(mtiiuts
autntaun, 1uault l. lS4S. bG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
NecprOer : ggmt.

slm bic frcicu muo uunbbGm9igcu GrtpGb.
Icr BON Sceba GauntD.
Srcuube unc sRitpdr9er;
9nrb Die Qufmunterun9 einsr src6en
QnSabI meiner Sreuuoe uno 8efannten bin
ib peranIaet moreen als Ganeipat fir ras
NecDrocr Stmt
bel Der fommenosn @abl mid anSubisten.
Soute ib 70 eIudIib feiu cine Mebrbeit
@urer Stimmen Su erbaIten. 70 perfprcde
id bic Yfidten beS befa9ten QmtcS nit
Sreue uuo phnftIidfsit uno nab een beiten
meiner 8rdften Su velSieben.
Siatban 6crman.
6eioelberg, Qua. Ia. nqb8
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
Gd,rciber : 9lmt.

stn Die frcicu nuo nnabbdn9igeu Gripdb=
icr Dcm Sceba GGuntp,
Srcmec nho S0itttr9er:
Qufseforoert eurb oiele meiner Sreun
een bin Id bswo9cn woroen mid Gurer Gr
wd9un9 ais Gancicot fir eaS
Scbrciber 2tmt
Der oerfhiebenen Gourten, bel Der nddlicn
October @obl anjubieten, uno crfube @ud
oaber I'm @urer Stimmen uno @infuB.-
SolIte ib erWdblt iperoen. 70 periptede ib
Die pfihten ees Qmtes getreuIib uno Sur
uOller 8ufrieeenbeit ausSuhbsn.
Spbu s.. !Selfrieb.
Qu9 z. nqbW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
gsebinaunnen bieier Seitnna !:

Dsr gut(ripticns. YrsiD fdr esn esda gatrict 1T
Gin &balrr nss Sabrs, wsnn CT tnnsrbal6 Dem Sabr
ts,obn miro; nab @rIauf ess Sabrss wiro 81 %
baftir an9crebntt.
aein lntsribrsbT miro fiji einen tiirSrsn 5eitraum
anasncnllnsn als fir lsbs Wlenotc.
Ssisnaup taun EinSn glamcn pcn esr siits nsr suC'
rritsnt,n aastrsidbtn lasu, CT bats bsnn Suvcr at
3dditinos at9ctra9en.
Ssfanntnatbuussu ipsresn cinseriidt issss @ir'd
ersial fir sinsn 2balsr isos SerFsuns % esntS'
srSesre i'm @erbaltuif.
0T8risk uno SRittbsilunscn mdGsn pritfrei Gins
ssfanet psrpsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
sic 96anptIet Mefrke

Sla6ri6t pirb hermit scssben, pos bic
pampblet @efeee her Icetsn Sieuna eer
,@efstsebuns pOn mir bereits crbaIfen nor.
ben iinc, uno taB fcIde, bic eoSu beredtiat
fine, ciefeIbe in msinsr 4mtsltube abbcIen
f5anen.
ssatban NiilIer, @rVtb.
dusntaun. SuIi "a. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
NecOrOcrs SGii,t.

Stu Die frcien uno uuabbGngigen GripGbs
icr ppu Sceba Sanntp.
Mittdr9cr:
Qufeemuntert turcb cine 9ro6e QnSabI
meiuer Sreunoe. bin icb be,po9en wUrpsn,
mid aIs Gin @anoioat fur cas
SfeeprSer Sfmt,
Bel Der nibfen October @abl onSubieten.
SoQte ib 70 9IadIidb iein cine Meb,beit
@urer Stimmen su erbaItsn, 70 wsree i6
mad bsiten Rrdften fuden bic tem Qmte
otIie9euoe pfIi6ten, 9etteu uno phnftIib,
uno sur Sufriecsnbeit 2lIIsr ausSuaben.
Gusr Srcuno uno SRittdrser
George &eiper.
Qua. 81. nqbQS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
GCbreiber : 2lmt.

stu bic freien nuo nnabbdugieeu Gripdbler
cpn Seda Sanntp.
Sreunoe wuo @iittdrsU:
Qufseferoert ourd cine 4nSahl meiner
Sreunoe uno Scfanutsn, bin id beue9m
wcreen mid aIs ganbioat fur cas- Qmt oIs
Sebrcibcr ecr Grnrtem,
BET Der nadiien Sctebr Mabl anSubieten.
Soute idb fo9Ihdlih fsin cine Msbrbsit Gu.
rer Stlmmcn su crbaitsn, 70 psrfprede i'd
otepHibtsn eetteIben auf cine unpartbeiif6e
Weiie, uno Weller 3ufriccsnbeit ausSuibsu.
Daniel Trice.
Uu9. z. nqbgS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
SSflcl,ricf,t

,pirb biermit 9esebsn, ea6 bic tlnterseidne'
ten ais Qominiitrators pcn Der 9interIahen
fdaft bes periforbenen Sonatban De.
long, leetbin BON eo,pbiu Saunfbip, &c.
6a &auntp. ernannt mcroen ne. QIe Die
ienisen weIde nod an bcfaste 9interlaNsn.
f6ait fduIoia finc, weroen eaber aufsefor.
bert innerboIb 6 Woden abSu5eSobleu, unc
fOlbs bic nod rebtmdsi9e Soioerunseu bo'
ben. beIeben ibre &e6nun9en etenfals in
nerbaIb befa9tem 3eitpunfte woblbsldti9t
einSubdnbi9en. an
eicbn Gelpna, Sfsw,r,s
Asrtcr Selpng, -''''
.SuIi 10. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
3tl A,crlcl)leeat.

cd Sie mobIbefannte MIbte unb
SS ss@ eotte in Sber.Wilforo &aunIdip
~ ssssSsss getta @auntp, 1T ourd ben un'
terSei6neten su perIebncn. -Qlle birieni9en
welds boS @isentbum 81 bsfsben wuuf6en,
t6nnen bel Sirom OdfeI Der barauf pcbnt
an5urufen. Gini9e perfOn Die eas @i9sn.
tbum Su renten munfbt, beIiebe bel oemlln'
terSeitbneten nabs bel Srieeensbur9 in SIeD
Saunl6ip, SerfS @auntp ansuiprehen.
Slbrabam YIdfct.
Iuo. 81. E3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
Nreitpini1er
9Srptbpnptars ganbibat.


9Srptbpnptars : GanbiDat.
stn Die freicn nuS nnabbdusiseu @ripdbs
Icr BON Scdba 6anutD.
Danfbar fur cine Stimmenmebrbeit Bel
elmer fribersn @elssenbcit fir obi9e SteIIe;
LIMB aufsefcroert ourb cine 9rose QnSabl
Stimmsebsr eiefes Gaunties, fhble i6 mid
peranIaBt Bel Der fommenoen gSabI ais frei!
milli9er Sanbeat fur eas
&rptbpnpfar= STINT
berporSutreten. Soute ib erwdblt mereen
-uno 9efbisbt oies, 70 perfi6ere ib bic
Stimmseber ba6 bas pubIifum oaour6
nibts perIieren wirb-fo wsrbe ib bic pfIib.
ten ces Qmtes nit phnftIidfeit uno Sreue
uno ausemeiner 3nfrietenbcit anshbsn
Sfatban aHiIlcr.
Qusntaun, 0ua. z. nqb@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
3 q q % tro 6 B.

SOIbe psrfonsn bic nit franfbaftsm
3abn,peb 9eplaat iine, f6nnen oase9en Elm
ihres uno unfsbIbares Mlittsl erbaIten-
poS nod in fsinem einSieen Sale arfebIt bat
-penn iie anfprcben bel 9ern . an ieI
g eiper, in Quentaun.
preie. sanS serin9.
SuIi 3. 6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
S6ulDeinfDrDerullo.

SGae oieieniaen msIhe nod an bic Sinter.
~Slahenlboft heS peritorbenen @briitian
9 d. nib {, Ieebinpcn eombiu &aunftip.
ee6a Ganntp. fduIci9 finb. fei sS auf
tpelde Grt es wolIe, meroen bicreurb gum
SestenmaI aufseforbert innerbab 3 Boben
an6urufen uno abSubeSableu, uno ale bic
sieni9en Die nod SCroerun9en baben moeen,
'iino ebenfallS seteteu, eiefeIben innerbaIb
Der befa9ten Belt wpblbelfdti9t einSubdnbi
gen.
Sofepb @etberbplb, Cor.
Suli Ia. a6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
Oic 9yampblet !. Nieict,e.

Die in Der Ieeten 9Gee9ebung paiiirten
9efeee lino ausefommcu uno fonnen bon
eenisnigen bic oafir uRterfdrieben baben in
gmpfang 9enommsn ,ueroen BET
Sofbua 0nufe,
Gdbaemtiltsr pcn esba Sauntp.
QuauIi 7. 4w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
Slatsei0c.

0a eurd bas neuIide Seusr alIe Su I'M.
fern. GtabIifement seborcnbe 5eiiunes /.
SammIun9cn jerii6rt wuresn, uno piefelbc
in elmer Drudsrei beinabs nidt Su entbebren
iino. 70 ,uunibt llnterSeibnetsr wenisliens
einise Sabrsdn9e, Coer audb 70 pieIs ols er
pcn bem "p atriot" erbaIten fanii, ju fau,
fen. pcfur er uiIIens III ben pollen Mertb
bu bsSabIen.-S -SeIhe Die eieieIbe i'm 8eiie
babsn parsen rpcbI tbun io9leib anSufpre.
men. Sienbcn 6ntb.
QuQ. z.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28

SCDrcibcr Nnit.
S(n bic frcien uno nnabbdugiaen GripGbs
Ier pou 2eeba Sauutp.
Srcuuoe uuo @aittdrSr:
Qufssmuntert ourb cine 9rcBe QnSabI
meiner 6reunoe uno 8efanntcn bin i6 be-
,pceen poreen, oIs @aneieat fur bas
Scbrcibcrsstmt
bel Der ndbffen October .Wabl pcrsutretsn,
Soute ib 70 9lidlid fsin cine Mebrbsit
@urer Stimmen gu erbaIten, 70 perfprede
i6 bic eem Qmte oblr9enbe pflibten, sc.
rea uno phnflIib ausSulben.
Spbu .. 2atpaIl.
aug IA. nqbgB