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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
Geiunpbeits ssiibrer.

Die Srretbmlnssn fir bicIiu 9alsubtr iino nit Der
9rSFttu Gcnoui9ttt uno fur fdnf periheoene Sdn9cn
uuo 9retn9raee qeaht 70 eaB eerlelbt 9lstcb nufltb
III in ir9cno cnem Sbtl etr &r Staattn uno Srlttb
9icrpamtrita. Gr III init ncutr Shrift auf 9utts Yds
pier 9eerudt uno nett einaetunocn, tlno cbneotm Cap
oiss Ger aSnauclte tno bSultc @atnoer Der Strtl9:
ten Saottn it, cutb6lt CT nct cintn arcfe Srrratb
mGrtbpclltr Ytltbrun0n, .sStoemanns StcurfntB pos
kno uno SuaIttb non irbcr Art CAP fsnidt III Sddsr
9tfunoCn pcrotn tSnnn.
Seine 8rautbcitSz q tatc9cn, rrclhe I'm:
ptiunocn Sur Gntfrnun9 ron &rantbtittn 9sbtn, inp
mrtt unhGe6ar, uno btrcittn ibm cinen ipllItcmns:
ncn @mpiau9 in icoT SamlIle, ipc CT @iu9ana fnect
SIbs Somilie clItt ,peniattns in icibcr Calender
ttiietu GCine Calender fir lS49 iino nun fsrti9 sur
Qustbeluno, pcn ipGltbcn CT ptn0ltsnS SIilItcncn
III ertlttn osrentt uno bamit scc Some in ecn Ser.
Staatn uno Sritilb ImGrlta nit cincm lcbcn prtbcn
psrpt, laost CT brrmit Gin aa.,..s.
Sauflemte mno Stpbrbnitcr
ibrs StsGun9en c frdbt ots mSlid an ibn "a trfar:
etrn, uno iie clltn uucnt9cloti cb nit lc ptd Gr;
cnrorcn nrbtn wsrctn, ais It fir ibrt SneCn ncb:
pinoa eradbtiu. Sis iuo cbsnfalls ein9cIaocn rinI
GcpiS ibrsr IS ftb GftS anjei gen rin5utnotn
iptltbe bouu ou oCu Dtdd ibrss GalSnpers ab9trrud
pirbtn, cttufalIS uucnt9lSlih.
Gis ino cttna(IS crIuht ollie nEtbi9rn Inipsiiunac
;l 9ctsn, pit Die Calender ibnsu m9ribdt wrotn lcl:
tin. Ntm Gtfe srn,S6 tSnnsn fe per 9cit nitbt 9t;
ihidt wtrocu, aus9eurnuncn haS 9>clt9tlo ptrp sum
&crous tt;obtt.
Samiltn proln unSnt9cttid init bicltn Goltneeru
Ytrrrat be eapis SdDmict unbGcmp., ncn N9cnCn pcr
Or. Sapnt's ttriibmttn Sonilitu SNtbi;iutn.
Sicptmbtr %.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
9er DDfrctter.

Der llnterseidnets meIdsr bic 3situneen
uon QlIsntaun burd SbnsSaueOn eetra.
gen BAT, sibt 9lodribt eaB am llten No,
Uembsr piseer elm Sabr pOligeIb pcrfaIen
mar, uno bieicnissu Die ibm fbuIbis finb,
iOwebI pom leeteu ais pom erfiuerfIoheneu
Sabr, merbep crfutt an ib1 ober an Die
4adbaIter otSubSqbIsn. s,s5
-. syeter Jnug.
HUpemtrr 16. -3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07

ldlsft ppci Yoor Stcintn in fh-aud Hateicfdtt i'm.
nlcr scnus SHofcr. Ddos III prn Gttincn crbaut, II
20 SUP lau9 une 81 ttcit uno fblicFt cine quite Srb:
nin9 in ftb. DaS eano III bc9rdnSt rcn edner rcn
ScIpb pttr, Scbn 8cr. @tcr9c 8cr uno oneere snt;
bano mic ctrnaclaet 80 adir, mcbr cbtr ptui9sr.-
0hpa 10 adcr ooprn III 9utss oclIone, 5 adSr 9utt
g9itlt, uno Der 8c 1T autcs Youlane, uutsr 9uten
Ssnfcn, uno cult in gutter Srbnuna. Gs tSfnest flt
auf csmflbtu cine quite SbwcsrsS Sbeusr, tbsits prn
Sttn uub tbrils Ycn Srl, ertaut iat anesrn nStbts
etn aulIrnoctdupcu. Gs bcnbtt id AUDI Gin prrtrfs
fdr Sbt9ortsn rarout init ttinabs loutr 9cppsi9ttn
Siumtn.
SaufIutiee bic cs in auocnhcin ncbncn pclItn, &c:
letCu itb bti Gem intrgtbnttn 5u itIosu, f'r tblt
ear0uf mcbnt.
Die 8Sbiue,nasu iclIin ltitt ornloht, uno 8ctis
unc Gin euts Srtt tSunsn bis Den litrn 2tpr 9escbsn
iprben. rn
Silebman Snnt.
0Prn,Iuhcr o f03m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
Gine 2Scrle9un9.
eSOicpb SSScdoets,
Saubpl; 6anbler TT Der Stabt
Qllleutaltitt

Qllleutauit
@a6t biermit feinen Srsuuom unb ri.
mem 9eebrten pubIieum uberbaupt bic I'm.
ssise. bos sr fsiuen SOISbcf auf bic aneere
Seite Der 6amilton Strase, uno S,par &C.
rabe 9c9enhbsr BON mo or oenieIben frtlber
bate. psrleqt bat, aIIwo sr INNER sinen gro
Gen SOrrotb bon 8rsttsr uno 8aubolS al
Ter 2trtsn auf Sano baltcn mirt,-fein iee'
ieer Sorratb 1T Defenders Gin pcrtrcffiber
uue beifebt unter anberem aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
gepinaaasen ptsfer Seitnna /.

Dsr guefriptieas- preip fir ben eed,a patfiet If
Gin 2batsr oes Sabrs, pefit &C innerb0lb osm Sabt
bs,aba piro; uatb gssiaHf ess Sabrss wiro 81 2J
bafiie as9seehust. n1 a, @'i--
aein llarIarsi6sr miro fuir cinen tirrm 5eitraun
aHasHermlsu, afs fir fsdbs gRenatc. ~
gisnano fam fsiucu S1amsn pcn Ssr siiis cer Sut'
rribsntsn aasrsisu iussn, CT bats Bonn Supcr aIIs
9sddtdnos atsetra9en. i48ti 7i|
6 gsfanntmodJunssn ,pcrocn cin9cridt ieoes @iered
6reima fr sinsn Sbalsr, ,uuoieoe Scrtfeuns 5Gsnts
escgere im gsrbdltnif.
8 0rgriss aao NQitbelnusen md6su psffrsi Gins
ssfauet ivsroen. i ff
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
Diefen SSes! Siefen @e9!
@rOees Sauen in &rrden gSaaren in eem
GcllsSJOrf StO1r!
Ssytsmb,r 81, Is4s.

T'"T" StpttIilbtt II, I54S.
6ier finb mir piroer NIT einem sroBun unit
I'D eIdnSeneern Scratb pup
Sroefcn,padren, Groceries, &C.
we6er je eem suten 8UIfe pon 0llentaun
unb Der umsssenb anaebOtsn muree. Die
@abtbsit pon pisfem f6nnen mir iccer per,
fon beweiben, eie anrufsu nil.
Cine ancere @abrbeit bebaupten mir,
baB mir 70 nietris oIs Die Ydebri9fen, 70
wObIfeil aIs Die @oblfciliten, uno 70 gut ais
eie Seffen perfaufen- meIheS nit unferm
frlbern Motto Ibereinltimmt.
"6roec SScrfGufc uuo fleinc 9yrpfitS"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
Drtpatz9 z9erfauf


ppn f6bdtbarcm licgcnccm OcrmbSeH.
@elescn in Sbsr,MiIfcro Saunibip. es'
ha @auntp. 9rdnSeno an eano pon Mar'
tin &emmerer, Sobn Mitler, abr. 9cibin'
9er uno aueern, entbaIteno 35 Qdsr, mebr
Opsr weniser. Sarauf 1T erri6tet
Gin spciitbdiseS ftrinerncs
METM SSUbnbaHs, Srdmibencr,
l:;;;N9sseius SdsmhbIe, eie auf bic bsiie
GGzsz3 Gzsszss3 Manisr siuseridtet lit, uno bcfin,
bet lieb an einsm niefsbIenoem @aGerffrOm.
Gtma Qder 1T 9utes SclSIano, 3 Qder
quite @icfen, uuo ca5 nebri9e in pom be
fen SauIano.
8r bas Gi9cntbum in IusenIdcin su
nebmsn wunfbt, bsIiebe iib Su msIcsn bel
Senrp Stdbler, mcbnbaft oaraui. 1as
Ndbere III ~ srfabrsn bel
Charles Sprbcr, 81. Sridenneir,
ggut fir GbarIck 9liIIer.
Sttcbr 10. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
November so,
Stll9cmcine
Stfentlitbe GinlaDnna!
Hcrinttr 30

Der lluter;Ctbnets laeet bisrmit eas pub
Iifum ein Ietu U6ortement pcn WcoiSincn,
apotbefermaaren. Gifen uno @ifcnwaaren
III beitbeu, che lis fonfwc faufcn, trnn CT
mil uno fam ale feline @ooren gum ME
cri9tcn preis ablteen.
@r bat ipeben eincn 9rcGcn 3ufae pcn
otiaen QrtifcIn erbaIten.
@r psrfauft 9erotItes SIcifciicn gu 3 gts.
oas Wfuno. gefbmiceetes @ilen auer Qrt
Su SIS. bos Yfmo. ..-.
Spbh g. @frSer.
2(pctbttsr uno Gilinpaarcnb1nelir in otr oamlltcn
Sraet, Der 8cfrrnrtru Slrtbs 9c9tndbtr
s,cp. 80. na3u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07

= 9Sir6 Nertnn0f 800 gdusf Tep.
fsI gBbisfp. fir wcl6rn Der b6eble preis he,
Soblt wiIo, i'm Reu .Yoft Stpbr.1@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
9pcptn6cr 9.
Calender! Calender. Calender

Or. Sopue miinEbt ras 9>ubGtm atbtun9SccG ,u tr:
natbrbtiasn, baF sr Gbrlib ordIn laFt uno li6 uno
burb cni a9snttu uurut9tpib oustbsil, cnsn eoltn'
Der, 9tuanut
Sayuc's NHcNi;iniftber SalcuScr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
SIn bic &GDieS.

2ie 9deies periidrn mir, baB Yir einQf.
icrtiment Sre6' gltr an aucn preiien ba'
ben. ais:
Sarbisteu II. pIaine 1Ipoeas Don 12;u75etS.
Selains 12Su75
prints 4Su 10 "
Gbnfaus sinftIie6enc Gin ft6ncs Al1Orti.
ment Don
SdwarSen unb Sdnep Srce Scits.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
Sroelz Ginlrei[lnna.

STHFI >VEIIlpV|DHIIY.
Somitas rno SOnnta9, cen "a une %.
December nG6fens, fou Die neus Sr9eI, in
Der erneuerten &irds. in Sowamcniin9
Sauuftip, Carbon Gauntp, Gin Der Rdbe
csr Zelda @a6er &aft) fsicrIi6 ein9cweibct
mcresn. Sicr fremoe Yrsciser mcrecn bel
cicfer ScierIidfeit sesenwdrti9 fein. Gus
Sreuuoe 6ffentIibr @cttesprebrun9 wereen
Sur Ssi,pcbnun9 biefer SeierIiAfsit freunc.
lbaftIib sin9eIaern.
Quf Steer oes &irbsnratbS.
Z. S8. MfcuoIcu, uuo e. !oelfridI.
paltors Der Ssmeneen.
Rcu. 80. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
500 g 60rffD Ii ben
SScrbcu Dcrlauat!

lnN, ~" Somto96, btn l6ttn NYcrnbrr,
w Es5/a fell om .odrit pcu 98 III. Z. . err,
NWSsh /<!im 1llcntauu, Gin 9rcGcs ShCi6ens
1\&-eIMs.~ itbicfsn ltoufubtl, pcsu olIc StbGrf.
1sGI.N, ltGeen tGflitb cinadapcn ilno brisl:
a S1@SSSs. pcbutn. - Is miro aui9tltlt 100
A//}NSSSS SdDritt uuo GO Shrin aus frticr
sSy N gMSsSS SoOuo 9ifbcftn uirStn.
TS5'Il M%S Die trItln 6u9tn ptrbcn picr
,o1lilN HM Gjclo:SItidt tItrmntn.- 9un Su:
- WAaNFNW ben, rpcr roS bcit ihitfsu tannL wirr
90 AEeeEsAslE. oas Gjclo CrbGlttu.
SoTg@ y gGm. 8. Orrr, Scbu MolI,
35sSSss 9. Scrnbaro, u. 9tcubaro,
Q8iQiam s.. Mou, Daniel Eeiper.
3bcmas @an9cwer, Sofcpb Saein9er.
grn,mt,r 10. = .0 *2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
cOlittel fir Sobnlpsb.

9'crirnn tis NIT oititr lbmerJibCn SrantbCit 9c=
plde lnp. tSuutn cine icrc Sur pcu Gem lntr;tidDs
nCttn, an cnnn 0aiuarn YrCB crbolttn. Gs ttfetrii
0iltni;haf INN lii SGbns pcr frnutr Sdulnte ju tts
pntrtu.-Scltbc Sobcr fie nit ntm 3ahulptb ecptolt
mn, piftn nun pc cine Sur bofdr su rbolttn it,
Snuicl Scipcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
SO Stceer Qans

OV 2toeL &WUp
eurcb prieat .5an:
III ;im Sertauf an.
9clt9Su in gRaicb:
iu9tcn SIR. sccba
G0unhn Die SGiib:
le 1T in gutter Orb:
nuu9 aenitet Gins
quite Sunoitbaft, llne
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
!SOilo -0ieic,t SSsces ?

@er quite Sdrgens Sn MAIDEN whnltbt. uno
9hter beinabe unentgeloIib babcn plu,'
Der rufe an in Dem Stcbr BON
Sauicl Stcttlcr,
tin Der 2(llln Gtrafc, cini9c Sbdru c6trbal6 Bern:
barp 4ets Galtlaus.)
pdShsr cstSn pcn philadelphia unb gitu Wcrt mrtd:
9Sttbrt it, init einen un9apSbnlben 9rcRsn &trratb
@ SrDCfcncn SSnaren
6Itcbsuo gum SbCil aus NIcus DC cain, u 12B Gcns,
GolDnrrs pcu itotn 9,rsif, 8ottuus, N1uslinc, Sud-
tptr 2rt, pcn 81 so a S4 Sattiustts su 35 Gents,
G0iiimrrs Dcppsltsiut, nttit cine 9rcFe autpaH
Sebaipis, Sciccnipaarrn uuS Siuep Otter
uuabsrnsfflitb OH SdSnbdt, @iai9tcit unp @ttt. Gr
bet aub cinsn ous9cntbnttn Stcd orn
C5rocc
sin9ctce teItsbcno aus 8os, 3udcr, Sbtc sRctafts,
SRadsrsls, G5apiirr, H. no alts sen evlr, ct on otn
characterization Trcifcn antirtet. = Gr nadt es ntht
;um Gcbrauh Gin 9rcfss Gcfhrs su MAIDEN CT manibt
nur, cap Die etiten anrufn mS9cn, uno fincn hSnen
Stcd in Qu9cntDcn ;u rcbnGn che fle icniipc taufn,
uno CT fblt dteruet roG CT ollie c gut uuo ntnn nbt
bfsr tsfritri9tn fam ais r9nb Gin antsrcr Stcbr in
bir Staet. 9uft nur on, eas brtbcn tclttt nidbts
SamScS SroSnetc.
itStr Qr tptrccn nalan0t, ircfur ocr bStt 9Rortts
prsif im 1ustaulb erlauW pirr, hi
SauieI etcttlcr.
Sttcbcr 26. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07

Tit llutcrEibncttn, @trotr pcn Ger Stabt 2tNa=
taun, bottu wu Dnid 8Gipcr's 3abuiu;b-Srcpfn
cSctroutb gc,ott uuo tSnutn biiiatt os tn trdf9ts
Mird 9cgcn pitf kbmsrgtps Sronthclt aucmpftGIsn.
S. SO. MifIY. 98ilIiam Burger.
SEQ. Serbcr. Seremiab Sbnabel,
Sarab MaiIep, Seurp Sarener,
81. 3atarias, tSiram 8cerS.
Gobert 8ramer, pstcr 0iebl.
Scnrp Sbwart, 6. @auaemsr,
SIG. s. Serr, q. u. 9an9swer.
9icptnltir 30, 1913. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
1pbrcm! 1tbrcm!
SSpblfcifcr dis iemalS!

Sipcu Sopffman, S,dnS. nuS Sa6.1tbrcn:
afaei)cr in SllIcutaun,
3sit biermit feinsn Srsuncsn uno einem
acebrtsn pubIifum an. oae er feline g8erf
iidttc nab Der Gde 9c9endber .Sasenbub's e
SotsI. in Der !SamiIton Stro6e, perlcst bat
mo or jscerSeit elm neuer unp aus9ercbnter
SSprrotb NON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
@aus< iino gacfsll6ren

auf tSono baItsn pirb, ats goleene une
patsnt eeper, 9spine II. sew6bnIite Sad
ubreu, 2(ldrm, 80 Stunben unp adt Sag
ubren. aoIeene uno IiIberne peneiIS, Sin
eerbi,te, Sriuen, 96ffeI, 8ruftfpeIlen, Sim
9srrin9e, Sbrrin9e, 9odcts. 6aIsIdesS, Set.
ten. SdIuseI, uuo cine Ssribicbsnbeit pon
anbern SdneD Qrtifetn, wtIbe er an fcbr
berab9sfeetsn preisen perfaufen wiro, une
bic an @ute uno 8earbetun9 infsinem an
bern @tabIisemcHt ilbsrrcffen ncrecn f6n'
nen-weesr bier nod fonitwc.
Stuuben ubrm wiro er an eem befCn'
bern niebern preis pon 2 bis 10 Sbaler
perfaufcn. unb bafir fb biir9sn paB is be'
frieoi9enbe Seit balten.
@Sbiee Qrtifsl werbcn aue auf eis
filrSeife 1nSsigs, uno febr btIIi9 nit Sors
faIt reparirt. &ufet bel ibm an unb befrie.
biet eucb felblt.
Setober 10. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07

SSeroen Scrlan9t. 1000 9SnlhcI
astrOdnete Qepfel, fir meIte Die b6bife
prsile bejoblt wrrosn, i'm Neuyort stu 81.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
N0llcrlt. icbef bicr!

Sovember 2. ae ~
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19
Accommodations A

An lrIshman was requested by lady,
notorious Tor her parsimonious and mig
gard .labiis, to do for her some handy
workf The job was reformed 20 hal
complete satisfaction. Pat said the OLD
miser, i must treat YOU
'God bless your honor, ma'am,' said
Pat
(Which would you prefer, a glass o.
porter or a tumbler of punch?
Idln't wish TO be troublesome ma am
said the liibernian, turning round and
wluking 10 the thin ribbed butler, '6n!
IHiake The one wh'le yo't're making he
other
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19

Nothing here is said Of points, figures.
double, letters aud other characters,
which would swell this amazingly. Aud
all thus makes but one item ID commo u
country newspaper Office. Nor Is any
iling said OF the numerous pictures, dow
ers, ornamental, shaded, Condensed, ex-
TENDED, &C., &c, types, used IN JOB and
newspaper printing. all OF which are me-
cessary 10 make up the stock Of an ordl
nary newspaper establishment. These
types, that is. the plain ones, cost from 3,
cent up to So pound. A cummon sized
newspaper requires or onght 10 be sap
Piled with from sO0 to loco pounds oi y pc
These, with some S2ou worth Of woou
work, $3.50 Tor press, good many dol
lars for brass rule, and still more for iron
meierials. paper, lax, &c, &c.. VIII not
make very large subtraction from lC00
When ali these items are paid for by
The printer, he is just about ready 20 60 to
work--if he has roller msde--a0d sci
his pes. j he usual width "f pewspapef
columns is IL ms If {, pc Of this size--bu'
ours are 81 ems VIDE. Amen is the thick
ness OF. a line. Do an average near!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19
F,om the Piltsburg Post. I,
THE GREAT"I.A.N "OF WIIYG GE
Mt

J. s
Mr.. Clay's late manifesto or prouunciae
mento contains 6 paragraphs. 87l words,
and II personal pronouns. This unques.
tionahly gives him claim to the title ofthe
great Il am of his party. For the especial
qualification of the young sohigs,' we pub
lish the following paragraph from Mr..
Clay's self nominating epistle:
'Since MY return home, have anx-
iously delibera,ed upon .MY duty to .MY.
self, to NY principles, to my friends, and
above all, to NY country. The conflict
between .MY una ffected desire to contins.
ue in private life, as most congeniai to MY
feelings and condition, and My wish faith
fully 10 perform all my public duties, has
been painful and embarrassing. II Ira-
fuse the use of ~ Y name, and those iniu.
rious consequences should ensue which
have been so confidently predicted by
.HY friends, Isbonld justly incur their re- :
proaches, aud the reproaches OF my own
heart; and if, on tue contrary, / should
assent to the use of NY name, whatever
the result may be. I shall escape both.--
have therefore finally decided to leave
the National Convention, which is 10 as.
semble next June, the consideration OF
MY name &c.
lie should have then added, II am now
the candidate of MY party; Ihave spo-
ken il; and when Iope MY lips, let no
COG bark. Ia that event the people might
respond, your chances for the Presidency
old coon, are all in .MY I(pye.)
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19
Advice To Parents,

My father liked to have, as often as lie
could, some sensible friend or Deighhor
TO converse with him, aud always took
care TO start some ingenious or nseIul
tcpic for discourse, which might tend TO
Impruve the minds of his children. BY
Tins means lie turned our attention TO
what was just and prudent in the conduct
If life, aud little or no notice was ever
taken Of what related TO the victuals on
The liable; 50 that was brought up in suct
perfect inattentIon to those matters, as Ia
be quite indifferent 10 what kind Of food
was set before me. IN afler life this has
heeu great conveniance TO mel for M
companions are often very unhappy iol
want of a suitable qualification of theii
more delicate tastes and appetites.--
FraakiiH.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19
Nel68e WW,
Mrs. Tompkins and the Presidency.

Mrs. Tompkins and the Presidency.
[Tompkins siniag III The great armchair
on one side Of The ample fre place. HIS
better half a respectable old dame, Jusiiing
about preparing suPper.]
You beLeve thai Taylor will gel the noma.
aation, did yor say that, Tompkins.--
Well, il he does, know of one vote he'll
not git, that's certain. He's sure ofyourn!
Why, did'nt ! hear you say, out OF your
own mouth, you'd never vote for man
that,had hand 10 this unjust war; yes then
Tom klns' you cant deny 'em, and I'm
sure always thought you was man Of
your word.
You're a ashig and intend to cote for a
,ohig Goodness sakes who didn't you
know that; guess Id bee the last one to
fault you abou, that. Why, Tompkns.
Id lose the las; drop of my blood afore d
vote for luky, that would. Bat how
do you know that Taylor is a whig?-
Has, ] hearn you say yourself, tht twas
hard to tell what be was; and didn't you
say he refused to be nominated by any
party! Tdylor's changed, has he2 Well,
il lie had mt he d not be like some could
name. La, me what is the world coming
to-gist to think Of putting a man up for
President for killing them poor Mex,cans
as had never done any harm to any body;
IL IL don't beat all ever heard tell OF
IN my life. Taylor ;cas obliged to go
,ohere he tcas ordered Give the evil one
his due, Tompkits, though wouldn't say
II afore a loky; you know that Taylor was
gist as willing to 60 as Polk was 10 send
him and more than two years ago ! hearn
you say, that Ia, ior said the best way TO
settle with Mexico was to march our army
10 the Rio Grande. The old tarmiganl il
1t hadn't bin for him going there with
his troops, there would mt a bin any war.
and you said SO at the time. I'D better
hold my tongue! Yes, that's very well for
you 10 say 20 one thai's been TO YOU what
have, Tompklns, though ] say it, myself
as should mt say it; you know I've bin a
1althtuf WIG W 1Ous hot eu"h'Sh o'"t 2
Harrison and Tyler was elected did'nl ]
leave all and GO TO wbig pole-raisiogs an d
whig speeches all summer, and when the
cold weather sot IN, wasn't all the wool;
lust as it come off the sleeps back, aud
didn't the chldien come near perishing
for clothes that winter, gist because yo"
told me that if Harrison was elected he'd
charter United States Bank, and then
money would be plenty, and then you
could keep them two farms that l sa'o
you'd never be able to pay for when 20"
bought 'em.
Harrisoa died. Well, wasn't there
Tyler; and hadn't we dune as much fol
him az we had for Harrison; and didn't be
tnrn ioky and play hob. Oa!l shall nev
er forget what Nance Brown flung up To
me at Sally Burns quilting the Jade; I'v,
never liked her since. We was all talk
ing about annexation, and parson smut
said lie expected il would bring about q
war, and, says ], the villaini if be does
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three types will 60 into an EN-, counting
spaces. For every 1000 ems printer
sets he handles near 5000 types, and IL he
sets 5000 which is days workwI,h cor
rec'ing the same, and distribnting enough
for next day he handles not far from 80,
600 types.
The remarls~is often made that there
are so many errors in the papers, and il
is too true; but let 90 out of 100 who make
lhe observation try the experiment and
mike fewer errors-G they can. All the
printers ungh, TO be good spoilers, but not
4 few Of them are deiic ent in this quali-
hce,ion, while others are careless--just
Ike some other folks.
These are few tbipgs--ani but very few
--concernlng the important and usefu
business Of printing, and if printers reat
them and find errors, asvery possibly they
will, let them GO TO work aud correct, !
they think worth whiIe-for if printers
don't correct each other, who wtl!
Win any conscientious man afte
knowing these facts refuse TO pay thu
printer! lfso viii advertise his con
science TO let for nothing. II Is in view
OF these things hat printers write so free
ly ofihose delinquen's who wont
PAY The PRINTERS.
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Four thousand Girls al Pic MIC -
rhe Lowell Courier has an acc cunt o the
grand pic mic, which was recently gwen
by the managers of the Lowell Carpet
Mill, 10 that caty, 10 the girls ia their EN-.
pioy. The hall occupied on the occasion,
was in the new mill just erected by the
COMPANY, and is to be filled with power
looms for the manufacture of carpets. 1t
is 232 feet long, and l3S wide; was orna-
meDted with the fsbr cs OF the mill, and
lighted with eco or 409 lamps, The nuns
Der Of girls prssen. was estimated at 1900
al the least. Refreshmenis, in a buni i.
ance, were provided for all the company
aud the remnants were to be distributed
TO the poor. Two bands of music were
IN attendance for the benefit Of those who
had fancy for dancing. The coRversa
lion of the party is represented TO lave
aeep extremely animated. Who can
doubt II.
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TloN "A correspondent of the Newark
Daily Advertiser, writing from Messina,
Sicily, in February last i, says Valentine
dered great service to the revolutionists
at Palermo. He is represented as having
led them on in their most dangerous at
tacks, fighting bravely and coolIy, and in
his professional capacity performing val.
liable surgical operations upon the woun>
ded. il is said the people almost idoliza
him, and his name is already identified
with their glorious cause
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*NoTr.-Our type is BREWER.


About quarter of a century ago and
perhaps beiote the Temperance reform
came 10 vogue 10 ihe West, there lis ed on
the banks Of The Miami family by the
name Of DIlarack. They kept entertain
mont as II is caied; but il so happened
that the "auld woman" liked the 'enter.
,ainment' herself 'leetle' too well for
her own good. So one day, when she was
as drunk as usual, her spouse TO prevent
disturbance locked her up in a box
Now, when she had come 'ill.' and found
il dark as Egs spt,' she thought she was a
conner for certain, that is, dead and
buried; and in the extremity Of her an.
g,sh cried oul:-liillo you people Of the
lo,her world, let us have some of the era
turel'