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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
4ftetI)anies.
To prevent wood decaying.

Take twelve ounces of rosin and eight
ounces roll birthstone, each coarsely
powdered, and three gallons of train oil.
Heat them slowly, gradually adding four
ounces of bees.wax, cut in small bils.--
Frequently stir the liquor, which as soon
as the solid ingredients are dissolved, will
be fit for use. What remains unused
will become solid or cooling, and may
be re-meted on subsequent OCCASIONS
When it is fit for use, add as much
Spanish brown, or red or yellow ochre, or
any color you want, first ground in some
of the oil, as will give the shade you
want; then Law it on with brush as hot
and thick as you can some days after
the first coat is dried give it second.
Ii will preserve plank for ages and pre-
vent the weather from driving through
brick work. Common white paint may
be used on the top of it, If required for
the sake of appearance. Two coats
should always be given, and in compound
machinery, the separate parts should be
vanished before they are put together,
after which il will be prudent to give a
third coating to the joints or any other
part which is peculiarly exposed to the
action Of moisture. such as water shoots,
food gates, the beds Of carts, The tops Of
posts, aud all the timber which is near or
within the ground. Each coat should
dry before the parts are joined, or the
last coat applied. The composition
should be applied when the wood is per-
lectly dry. 1t is necessary TO mention
that compositions made of hot oil, should,
for the sake Of security, be heated in me-
tallic vessels, in the open air; for when
the oil is brought TO the boiling point, OF
six hundred cf Fahrenheit, the vapor
catches fire, and though lower degree
of temperature should be used IN the pro-
cess, it is not always possible to regulate
the heat, or to prevent the overfiowing OF
the materials in either Of which cases,
where the melting is performed in Il
house, fatal accidents might happen.
Archives of Useful knowledge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
miscellaneous.
A TOUCHING STORY.
BY PROFESSOR WILSON.


4 The cothn was let down TO the bot !
,om Of the grave, the planks were reno.
led from the heaped up brink, the first
BATTLING clods had struck their knoll, the
buick shovelng was over, and the long,
broad, ski.lfully cut pieces of turf were
APPLY Joined together, and trinity laid by
the beating spade, so that the newest
mound in the churchyard was scarcely
distinguished from those that were grown
over by the undisturbed grass and dat
sizes of luxuriant spring. The burial
was soon over, and the party with one
conserving notion, having uncovered
their heads in decent reverence of the
place and occasion, were beginning to
Separate and about to leave the church,
yard. Here some acquaintances from
different parts of the parish, who had
bot had an opportunity Of addressing
bach other in the house that had belong
| I'd to the deceased, nor in the course of
. he hundred yards, that the Little process
zion had to move from his bed 10 his
grave, were shaking hands quietly but
cheerlully, and enqulring after the well
fare of each others families. There
knot of neighbors were speaking, with
out exaggeration, Of the respectable char
Rcier which the deceased had borne,
and mentioning to Que another the little
incidents of his life, some Of them so re-
mote as to be known only TO the, gray
beaded persons of The group. While a
few yards further removed from he spot,
wee standing together parties who dis
cHsed ordinary concerns, altogether I'M
connected with the luncral-such as The
stale of the markets, the promise of the
seaNon, or change of tenants but still
witha sobriety of manner and voice that
was insensibly produced by the influence
df the simple ceremony now closed, by
the quiet graves around, and the shad-
pw u the spire and gray walls of the
lbu.e OF God.
Two men YET stood together at the
hEad of the grave, with severe and I'M
i4Passloncd grief, They were brothers
1.-THE only sons Of him who had been
blried and there was something in
tler situation, that naturally kept the
efes of many directed upon them for
Ing time, and more intently than would
hve been the case, had there been no.
Ting more observable than the common
fmptoms OF common sorrow. But
@ese two brothers, who were standing
| the head Of their fathers grave, had
ben for some years totally estranged
fbm each other, and the only words that
lhd passed them during all that time,
I'D been uttered within a few days past,
bring the necessary preparations for the
Nd mans funeral.
No deep and deadly quarrel was be-
ween these brothers, and neither OF them
ouid distinctly tell the cause of this I'M
alural enlargement. Perhaps dim jeal-
usies of their fathers favor; selfish
o.ghts that will something's force them
elves into poor mems hearts, respecting
emporal expectations; unaccoInmoda-
ng manners on both sides tauntino
lords, that mean little when uttered,
|e' which rankle and tester in remem-
rance imagined opposition of inter-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
Too Particular.

An Irishman once dreamedg that he
visited the Lord Mayor Of London who
treated him with the greatest hospitality,
and asked him if he wouldn't take ill.,
tie sum'thin.
He replied, he wouldn't mind little
whiskey punch.
Hot Or cold 2 inquired his lordship.
His guest preferred it warm, but while
the Lord Mayor was out, heating the
water, the lrishman awoke from his de-
llclous sIumber.
Och = cried he, comprehending what
a fool he was, 10 await for hot punch,
during the precarious tenure OF dream,
how wish Id said COULD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
Curious Mode of Splitting Rocks

According TO calculations of philoso-
piers, spherule, or little globe of wafer
only one inch in diameter, expands, in
freezing, with force superior to the res
lstance Of l3 10 tons weight. This
power it is said, has been applied with
success IN spnttIug a rocks. WY can
not this mode be adopted in Canada,
aud the northern parts Of the United
States, in Winter, filling holes drilled in
The rocks, with water, and allowing it TO
freeze?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13

The time, the place, and this beauti-
full expression of natural sentiment,
quite overcame the heart in which many
kind, if not warm affections dwell and
the man thus appealed 10, bowed down
his head and wcpl.
Give me your hand, BROTHER and it
was given, while murmur of satisfac-
ton arose from all present, and all hearts
felt kiudler and more humanely towards
each other.
AS the brothers stood fervently but
composedly grasping each others hands
in the little hollow that lay between the
grave of their mother, long since dead,
and of their father whose slroud was
net yet still from the fall of dust to dust,
the minister stood beside them with u
pleasant countcnance, and said must
fulfil the promise made to your father
on his death bed. must read to you
few words which his hand wrote at an
hour when his tongue denied lis office.
When the palsy struck him for the last
time, you were both absent-nor was it
your fault that you were not beside the
old man when he died. AS long as
sense continued with him here, did he
think of you, and you two alone. Tears
were IN hs eyes | saw them there, and
on his cheek, too, when no breath came
from his lips. But Of this no more. He
died with this paper in his hand and
he made me know that was to read it
10 you over his grave. | now obey him /:
My sons--if you will let my bones
lie quiet in tie grave, near the dust Of
your mother, depart not from my burial,
ill in the name of God and Christ, you
promise TO love one another as you used
to do. Dear boys, receive my blessing.
Some turned their heads away TO hide
the tears that needed not to be hidden
and when the brothers had released each
other from long aud sobbing embrace,
many went up To them, and in single
word or two expressed their Joys at this
perfect reconcllement. The brothers
themselves walked away from The church
yard, with the minister to the Manse.-
On the following Sabbath they were seen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
The Bachelors Complaint.

Returning home at close Of day,
Who gently chides my long delay,
And By my side delights to stnyi
Nobody.
Who sets for me the easy chair,
Sets out the room with neata4t care,
And lays my slippers ready therc'
Nobody.
Who regulates tho cheerful fire,
And piles the blazing fuel higher,
And bids me draw my chair still nigheri
Nobody.
When 2ung'd in dire and deep distress,
Aud anxious cares my heart oppiess,
Who whispers hopes of happiness
Nobody.
When anxious thoughts within me rise,
Aud in dismay my spirit dies,
Who soothes me by her kind replies?
Nobody.
When sickness racks my feeble frame,
Aud grief abstracts my fever'd brain,
Who sympathizes with my pl;O'
Nobody.
Then I'll resolve, so help me FATE,
To change at once the single state,
And will TO Hymen's altar take
Somebody.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
What's in a Name.

Once said Quaker, in dispute
concerning the propriely of titles, |
had The honor of being in company with
an Excellency and Highness. His Ex-
cellency was the most ignorant and bru-
tai man | ever saw, and his Highness,
measured four feet and eight inches
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
1Ooetrp.
ANGRY WORDS.

Angry words are lightly spoken,
In Il rash and thoughtloss hour
Brightest links of life nte broken
BY their deep insidious power.
Hearts inspired by wamost feeling,
Meier before by anger stirred,
OFT are rent past human healing
BY a single ungty word.
Poison. drops OF care and sorrow,
outef pn,son drops are ttcy,
Weaving for the coming morrow
suddost meGories Of to-day.
Angry words! oh let them never
From the tongue unbrdled slip;
May the hcrrt's best Impulse ever
Check them Ter they soil the lip
Love s much too pure and holy,
Friendship is too sncred far,
For moments reckless folly
Thus 20 desoate aud mar.
Angry words are lightly spoken,
Bittcrcst thoughts arc rash'y stirred
Brightest links of lite are broken
BY single angry word.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13

In an old work on Necromancy is the
following quaint passage: How to raise
a devele ? Contradict your wyle."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13

Threethings which never become rus
ty--the money of the benevolent, the
shoes Of a butchers horse, and a wo-
mans tongue.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13

lsinglass and gin, dissolved together
by very slow heat, make a good &C.
ment for glass; Scientific American,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13

A humble man is like good tree !;
the fuller of fruit the lower ii bends it,
self.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13

6 | see through it, as the woman said
when The bottom of her washiub fell
out.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13

Why is Santa Anna like wet day
Because he rsigned and then he mizsled.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13

Tom, what makes your nose so red 2
Why, the fact is, Bob, biow il too
hard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13

am not fond of such vanities,' as
the pig said when they put the ring in
his snout
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
Statiififebes pon sen arfene.

Sine glcu Orleans 3eitune faat, ea6 Die
9anSe UnjobI Qmcrifansr bic in Dem neuli
tten 1rieq nit Merifo gst6otet mcreen,
etwa 1000 Wann fci.- 8ermuneet etwa
4000.-Gs ii unm6aIit su fogen wie pitI
nod an ern SiIgen Der erbaItenen @uneen
9elfCrbcn fino. aberes Idbt id eenfen, oob
&c niCtt Wenierr aIs Der 4ts Sbeil gsipefcn
fein fam - aIfo l000-relbes nun Gle 3abI
ourob bic @efshte rlm9efcmmenen auf 5000
brinst.- Dies in obsr rur cine ssrinse I'm.
sabl eerieni9cn bic eur6 ben Rrie9 ilfen
Soe, uno Swar burh 1ranfbeit. fanoen.-
Yei Gem @aiile Su perete allein fonen fd|
600 amcrifanifde Grdber bsfineen. Gins
nod 9r66re QnSabI linb in Ger Staet Mler
itc 9elfcrben- cafelbff rerrpedfeIten monat.
Iib 1000 cas- 3eitlicbe nit rem Gmiaen-
unc ME mar Die 3aM peniesr oils bis
400.-Oas erlfe MiiTiippi @seiment Der
Tor 1856 Manf ebs es in Gin 8sfebt eieng,
uno brabte muir Elm Drittbeilees &caiments
wieccr nab 9aufs. DR 5wei pennfplpa.
nll6e He9imentsr bradhteftl 800 Mann nadb
Mcrieo. wopon iie etwa 900 nab 5aufe
bradhten. .-220 flno in @cfedbtsn aefaIen,
beinabe 400 ssitorben, uno 600es pienft
unfabi9 9smorpen maren, bat man frsiss'
Insen.-gHie piel felt cem eauon esifprben
iine. III natilrlib unb efannt.-Sie Sennefl
fee Hsaimsnter pcrlprsn 800 Mann omh
Eranfbeit Naplor nabm l04 Wann
oabin, uno bradte nod IL wieeer Suruf.
Sas gepraien Battalion bat tbenfals
fbredlid 9eIitten. 9aiidbe mar 4l9 Mann
iiarf.-mppcn 220 seltorben iinc- eine9rO
be QnSobI wuroe mil mitniscereebrOhsncn Con
llltutiUnen freigc9sben. pouOn obne SmeifcI
feitoem nod piele eeliorbcn fnbs-9iur nod
81 fino wieeer pcr eini9en &o9en in Com
pa9nie Surid 9efebrt.-Qu einem parabc'
Sag. oIS man eis NamrnIiis elmer Der Gem
posnisn obrief. ontportsts bios Elm Mann
Su feinem Namen.-1ue uebrisen warcn
9elorben. Sies III Grica
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
a3ciuabe cine Gutlaufuua.

0m Ieeten Donnerffa9, faat Ger Oftrpii
Qopertiftr ucm 29hen SuIi. nabm cine jun
&c Srau cie ftb wie es fbeint gang psrsei
fen bate, ben 6flidsn 8arrsr;ug. uno trai
nit einsm onoern eiebbober in Detroit. Az
fcIqe uolbni9er 8erabreoun9, ME man ur
(ate BAT Su permutben Suiammen. - Dieis
S6acl mabten fid fceIrib fir toS Scrip
Boat auf, aubsr Gle perw i'm obte Sele
erapb bate fhcn oas Gntlaufen eafeIblf an,
fuuei9t. uno bricf Iiebenben Iitfen einen0e.
amten eeraoe in bic Qlms. Ger nrus eisb
baber muBte in Der Gumme bon 600 Sb.
8urgftbaft lteIlcn fur INNER eas Dab Der
Sd6nen Su meioen; uno bic 9ctreue Sat:
Gin murcs wisrer prn ibrem 9atten abse
bolt. Der SeIearab 1T bob eiu Uorwilnfdte
@rfinoun9 fur foIhe Yerfcncn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
einfatlith rss Qnfrruds. had .ts rptio !. aorthei

einfsbtlisb fSS 1useruds, caa.Ns mtig Tartbei
tiire erunfiaet bate. nsAhHfpir nur bsmsrtsn, raF
Dies Gin eltis ectc 5rto eS H. utbcs rtrmaetn ate:.
fiu9en 1T, ras hahn fsin Son metr su fin fbtnt =
lin ale gsbi9s05runoiaes NIT aussiuanbakeunesn bier
anwfibren, mil De uns 81 pid Raum peenrbmcn, uuo
ucIsn eoter nur nnfdbrsi pis Gcup cop(t, scn NIa.
tOma, Gin @'shso fsr lsetsn gblltclptia giaticnot
Grnwntirn tiSee .Grunelaee Der adr,stsfbrttt.
Gr d9t ndaIIb: "N,lan uebme eiusu Stiift ,lue fee
alIe @pnsiage unitr,r Gs9cnpottbci wcnat fIe ban.
ott<ndlt alrr uilbe is pcr96t-nisocr, uno Gis la.
ON osraes N Gssentbet bic gBbi9s Grunolds
ST."
Gtisnistn Stis otsr nuuban mic bic gRbi0s ibrs
Gruueides aIfpfcrn, unb fir Sen. Sartcr lnlmsn
tSnnrn ino rc nrdb in btr snsfin cage, inpsm ibrt
eistne Yartbti:Suunee bic @riibsruns isre @rttl
picecrbttn. mic SRtisS bobsn ia tns GJunt ,unb
tsins 9l0tcun ipcrenf s brsn Ganrirat yl rrpabltu
eccnfen."- hsun, mir batsn tersits egsat bag
biz Ssti9:Yortbci NH tlid @runefSec bat unS prlIsn
nun outb ciuists in @tus uuf eis ocmeints ytatcrm
tripsbGrn.
MaruIn batsn bic Gebiss cine Ytatftrm crrihttn
cllm $40 par bic glctbwluriee eittofdr? Die Btig.
glatfcrm III wctltssonnt une ,ugtidb uursrdnprtb-
Gs 4 bic 6reits platfrrmbsrG 6 II:
ION, nit BEN w9c9ctsnsn &stbts rrs @rlts,
;u bnn, cecr 5a fcrorn pas jones Sufrunrn auttcrt
frt uno wctdss sniirmnrnt g9lsitb uuErn 9eamttn
ras Sstht rcria9t ir9suo chpas gu bun. rpdhts ben
@rrfhrtften esItlten 5riesr .-Sencs III bic u ia
p tatferm.-Sie Cctcsottu nab Der Yba0odpbio
Gcncrnticn warsu eurdaus ntt auibcrtrt iracno eli:
nc auosre giofcrm su errihtn.-llno Die ctenuuae.
fibrts 1T bic otfcrn perauf ris Bbi0s ben icbcr &C.
itoneen bot-bitdbc il ibnsn inicr ncb tbtucr uub
bdli9 9enu9 oarauf gu rbsn-une outb auf oct
nSnlIihsn glatfcrm Gcu. Saptcr gum Yrefbtnt Der
8csinNtcn Saottn irattn. cbne rap ibrs GBrunbTiee
i'm e'nin9fsn ouf gcits sCtst Cotr Yiranb,t pcretu
unb trce alien @truben vrccr(entr YrtGtn unb buus.
riarr asnttrascr unttr unfrT Gc9enpurtbii. UNI Gin
Sbdl ecr @bes irrc ;u fdtrcu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
ehnlcn in Nleu.S,ampfthire.

Der geritht otr StbulsGemmiGicncrs fit ben Stao
Wcis s5ampfbire bat rltcn fine Grfdcinuu9 ocnoht-
Die ean,e 2nabt ron Siiritt I'M Staa teliuft it GU
2.l32, uno bic gang, an3cM ocr Rintrsgbdlr ou
73Js40 uno bic Der Seumer.sddtr uuf 59.23z.-
SIM 9Hintsr wurbsu nciu unb cine bol6s gprd,su uni
i'm Sc,nmcr aht uno brsifiuftd gHchsn etbult ecba:
tIr.-G parcn 1,340 mannlitbs uno 776 ipsitlb'
esbrtr on9tclt um cjsf shdler pl unttrtihttn. Der
Durdfhnittsprcie fir bic mdunIitbsn eebrer, Sca,t
ousacncmntn, mar $l3 56uno Der Der GRdlG6cn
s. 59-Gr 98ctouf ots Grtrcf, turtb Sortn unb on.
bsse 2trt fir eiten 3uid 9samntt rpar Sl47744 50.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
C;cnrrnl Ennlpr.

"sSb babe fcine 9ripatSNsde auSSufuE.
rcn. feline partbsiproicfte anfSubauen, tclne
Seinoe Su betlrofeu -uibts dts nur menem
eanee bu oieuen. y Sen. Saplor, in fti.
nem 4uiion Sriefs pom 22lfen QpliI. 1S48.
Sn oem Sebreiben mcraus mir ben obi.
gen Sab cntnebmcn, fa9t Sen. &apIor al
riner oneen Stelle-''iib bin Gin SO 8b q
auein fein ultra @bia. Soate i'd crmdbIt
welecn lo nilee ih ndlt btcB Der preii'
cent elmer Qarbei fein. Sdb miirce fuden
unabbdn9ie 9drtfibcifhnft Su banteln'
Sb wiIroe mid uerpfittet fubIcn Gle SIC.
9ierun9 un9cbunten cur6 @artbsipldne Su
pumaIten."
1iefe @crte tra9en cas- 9sprd9e Ger
9ieiubeit mo 4ufribtsfsit, uno f6nnen nur
Die @eiinnuneen cines Manncs ousbriden,
Der Don osn Gintsn II. &unf9rifsn felbft'
fuhtieer poIitifa nihts meiB. uno Der fidj
cas- @obl Der 8epubIif. in ee6sn Oienfen
er9raut III, sur Gittfdnur III MAIDEN 9e'
eenft. @icnHal SapIor Bat feline @efdlb'
te febf esfdrisben. Gr bat in ben 9erScn
oes omcrifauifdcn 8oIfes cine Stells ein9e'
ucmnen aus Der ion nitbt siumaI bic bitter'
fen partbsissfubIs psrordnasn f6nnen.
"tlnscbunbcn curb WartbeipIdne. "weIb'
erbabcner Sinn Iieet in oiefen weni9en 9Bcrs
ten, uno mir wdbnfn unS burd cieieIben IN
Die eenfwireiae 3sit unferer Sorpdter Su.
rud. Der unlicrbIibe @afebin9ton. Ger
nelfer ots Der "Sater oes eanoes" oen
rubmlhen 9lamen tru9, warnte in feinsr
Qbftieosreee weIde CT an bic Burger Ger
Ser. Staaten bieIt auf Die fsierIibiis @sifs
Dor ben traurieen SoIsen ees parbei9elffes.
"Sn fol6en ednesrn." fa9te CT. ''ipo bic &e'
9ierunesfcrm cine pcIFstbinllits 1T. mus
Der partpsiaeift m6slieff untaeradt w'r,
etn.
Der partbsi9sil III Elm Seaer bas man
s,par ni6t adnilit l6lhsn ioli. meIhts abr
ciner unai f96rIibcn Madfamfrit beearf
I'M cen Iusbrub osiIsibrn ais einrr psttre'
renecn Slamme bic aufiatt ;u mdrmen, per-
idnst ;u uerbineern."
Die obiae ribtise eebrs ii defenders an.
,penbbar in Der @rpdblun9 einrs ManneS
fur eie Stere ais Sber Mo9ilirat Der Union.
Gsia biitner partbsiseiIf muB ms In ctr
Qusmabl une Der Gr6rteruns Der QnipriIde
Ser Mdnner bic un5 fur eriaate aemter pcr.
ffeben, Ieten, uno 1aieniae pon wcIdsm
mir gIauben. ba6 er bic 1n9slseenbeiiru eer
8ssierune nab ben 9sfsksn unb 8otfstrif.
ten ber Contribution oermaIten wi,o, Fam
nidt ninbin bel bfr fpmmenoen @abl cie
llut9iideuu8 eer GbtIi6su uue Bsrainei,
gen Nllcr pdtbcitn 81 crbaIten. Srei, prree.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
(Safs in SSiseomlin.

Inter ftf Gtaattr. iuSIbc Die GoEtsut ttsbcr init
0rc3tr 3urrIdbt fdr ibrm Ganoieafsn 9sabt baGm
6,fauN fib autb ter etaOt sRstcnfiu. gIob BEN
Gcutbrert SSkstopb" (iinr ecfrictc scitun9l iInr
essr Die ausfNtn ron Gsn. GaF;r isnan Staut uib;t
'peuiscv ols ryfprrd;nn. Sine 5,ituus rem 7Rn Su.
tfast ssir ffMsu dtsrEust euB cbs scr gEatgTas
b;rttitclumt, 9ue ttne 6crrrralss6loros in San ri
hn Sbdtt ees SGtiiriiumS dtri9 tl;iCal lpirc, puu
tis9esnrdrii9cu rifaWn Srsuues tss frsi1l @eesnt
aurrs cen GrnR itrts @@taScuS fgvh frrwibvtne'
Tpilrtnelgf an In Sda t0U
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
: Gut nrncs Won N,iiehinnn.

Gie Gcfcrtsure ucn cen Gob &eiten flint
in Mihi9on am 3unebmen. = Inter ben
befeorro9nciftn :Serren. Die tieisn @e9
einaeftbloem babsn III @borIes .. 9 mitb.
Gin Mit9Iieo ees Iseten Ssnats nno Der
6srauS9eber teS "aerian &aiftmaun.' y
Qdtb. Sobn Notpetl. Sercinigtsn Stoatsn
Siifrift attorney. uno Gr,&ereinigtenStaa,
ten Senator dtbare gon9ing 9. Miisuers
Il. @ales, Giq. Qdtb. Qleranoer Oouioion.
uno Sfaat 9. Gmitb. ale eceefceo eieosrs.
ulo mas nod mcbr it, bicftlbe baten nod
cine onoere 3eitun9 fur ccn @abIsampf er
rittet Gle Sen. Saplor fur bic @refrenten'
1eue unteriliiet, Die Qnn Il Dor Scmpfrat
uno 1te0tenD 9teecro batcn cbsnfaa5 bis
@ub. SABINE abaenommcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
ttufere @cener- -SShis 6rnrbfdse-@en
Saplpr - 09bie'4StatfOrii: : ueberrtn'

Gs III in etr 5bat t6hfi tShIrtib, rvsnn man Jir
isiasn 5tt bic 5sItrngcn unfrr 9tsnsr Scn ben Ysr;
hisesnsn Gseasnoen sur pano ninnnt uno tarin nabs
tsb. pis th his eefc Sctrs biufdttb ter Grusnnun9
hss Stn. 2oplcrrrIh' Grnsnnun9 fit rririG6 in liz
srogts Surdt sstet bat--orsbtn uno psnesn.
G.en einiseu 3bsf.n tc,msn 5titinssn tutrin iis
fadsn he gSbiss elauttiIu gu MADDEN Gsr. 1oytcr iti
ttin MtS--uut gillsibt in ciHsm ssraos onitCGnpen
9auntp mirp cine ouesrt 5suns sterpd, biz ftrrnsc
limo kt te6ouftft, Gtn. Sarcr bots sa3t eos i'm SAL
Finer Grpihpns "ltin CABINET aus tcn ttTitn gpbias
rec eauees teiltb,u ietts."lnb rttSr, niardt 3;i.
nn9n fcduietl nit Cen 9ibaupinnstn Bic ssbls bat.
i'm gar fine @runbtaei,-unb ptllsitS misotr 5li.
tlrlsn rcn elmer Gochtarliatt tttbttn SroNs an
sR Mtiss "G2c ilt q taun nc0ttb. tae ibr ouf Sin,
fttbt gRs;k tust oruutlist mlswrfn uuo fur Gsn
.sopItr ulmtn tsnnt ?"-9iss ii uittih cine fbcn,
iLesrtnnununs-l man III sits scu eiu 3eitunaen
iInr 9,oubci iten tln5i sapcbut.
Sun mir n,clItn oirln ocrrea ouratbsn. h6 al,
fi; OEHbt 81 trraren, uub tb uir unl hrsn tisSucr
Gantita u 5stHnnrern. ttr in hr Shat 6sbftr esiut
IasSn nuF. icufi pirin frins cSrtheesns sc(trsee
tbidE ntttmebis. UNI i6rc tt9'us ga,tbti auf ibu g
rriiriscn-uuo sars Far III IS oo6 ciik ntt eiuina
linrtihsr--un6 p6re az eiitb nftl iiu Nuetub mchr
e finntt Ca tst0 iiidt iripdbr msrttr
Tos G;sn. 3 tr Gin S2bis III uuc sen ltbr 81
gDbo ivaf. t0un,u uui,rS Gt9ur omthaus uitb tiug
4,sn--ne,in iiS fIint. 1'suif fdr lin chss @rfabra
IN r6nosn bassu ma,st--im gsartbcil bat mon ii6Cr
,ldgias @tp,il, caG cr Gin 9ut.r aSbis iii-5ob Gop
lrr snsi botsu ru eaS im 5aa CT srrpit rriSN, fiji
Satua aus NE ttffsn GRtias aEs esri seues tiistcl
cIis, romif rpsrsn riv tsrI d mfSilSs- csnn cdto
es liz tisn Cabiss euSlpsM u--unF:r SFeu teir, ii
Rssruns raarr otrets .pis tran Ii lpanlbsH ivdrrc
sc1 MIR slaat:n u; eag ~ ris Tusils' sn'aht ta:
aia:ltsn CIR. il mr. faHgn etlrstr tt,rEHst tas 9
IL. n y irGreg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07

Stias gRahrbeitsn mGetn eincn cosn, oer iibersnst
81 pcrbsn punhr. Gtcr,usen ooe Der Sarif pcu 1912
bic Ginfubrn reoutir, einen ltc6cruG prbnoerts une
uukrs sinbtnIbe ar6citen cen 2tbeiten Guetanbs
tfbdes-ea6s Die 9rbsiter cbisc S1obrhcitn uncriu.
den uno fe wcroen earaus crftba, tas or brittifhc
Sarf prn 1916 ibnrn in cinsm cinJsrn tur,cn Sahr,
bic 2rbsit ecrautt bat 3O,s79O29 ydros Sattuus uur
4l9,945 gfuno gaumpclsn @arn 5i prfrt9cn.-
ea6 fe nur cinual ibrs Sntcrren rctbt ctsnuc, nnb
wcun fe Ram nibt ben ibrm Shtof crrpatben unc
lire 6lft ram Iciitsn, bic eise partbei aus @npOm
tbun uno riSfate fir tr aus Gnpot ;u tatttn, 70 if
bic ar6cttnoe Gofe pirtlb bic cnss erltircnos GtuF
pen 8drocr, his fhuuriirads, unb 5por rpitntb fir
trn s9tucn llnter9ans ur6eitt-uno mir Ino in Der
Sbat ltbr bctreoen.