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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09
Hints on Etiquette.

In all your associations keep constantly
in view the adage. "too much freedom breeds
contempt
Never be guilty Of practical jokes; if you
accustom yourself to them, il is probable
you will become SO Infatuated to them as
to commit them upon persons who will nor
allow of such Liberties; have known
duel to arise from slap on the back.
If there be another chair in the room, do
not offer lady that from which you have
just risen.
Always suspect the advances Of any per-
son who may wish for your acquaintance,
and who has no introduction; circumstances
may qualify this remark, but as a general
principle, acquaintance made in public
room. or places Of amusement are not desi-
rable.
Never converse while a person is singing;
i is an insult, not only TO the singer but to
the company present.
The essential part Of good breeding is the
practical desire to afford pleasure, and TO
avoid giving pain. Any man possessing this
desire requires only opportunity and obser-
vation TO make him gentleman.
Always take off your hat when handing a
lady to her carriage, or the box of thea
tire, or public room.
If in public promenade you pass and
lrepass persons of your acquaintance, It is
only necessary to salute them on the first
occasion.
Do not affect singularity of dress bywearing
anything that is SD conspicuous as TO demand
attention; and particularly avoid what be-
lieve | must call the ruffian style.
Never lose your temper at cards, and par
ticuiarly avoid the exhibition of anxiety Or
of vexaton at want Of success. If you are
playing whist, not only keep your temper,
but hold your tongue; any intiniasion TO
your partner is decidedly ungentenanly
Let presents To lady be characterized by
taste-not remarkable for intrinsic value.
Except under very decided circumstances
it is both ungentemaniy and dangerous to
cut person; if you wish to rid yourself of
any ones society, cold bow in the street,
and particular ceremony in the circles Of
your mutual acquaintance, is the best mode
of conduct TO adept.
Never Introduce your own affairs for'the
amusement of company; i, shows a sad
want of mental cultivation, or excessive
weakness Of intellect; recsllect also that
snch a discussion cannot be interesting TO
others, and that the probability is that the
most patient listner is the most complete
gossip. laying the foundation for some tale
to make you appear ridiculous
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09
The Charm OF Cleanliness.

whte-yelow shirt on a man, said Will
liam Cobbett, speaks at once the character
Of his wife; and be you assured that she
will not take with your dress, pains which
she never takes with her own. Then, the
manner Of putting on the dress, is no bad
foundation for Judging, if it he careless,
slovenly, or il it do not fit properly. No
matter It's mean quality, mean as it may I've,
1T may be neatly and trimiy put on; and if
1t be not, take care Of yourself, for, as you
Will find 10 your cost, sloven 10 one thing
Is sloven in all things. The country peo-
Pile judge greatly from the state of covering
Of the ANGLES; and if it be not clean and
tight, they conclude that all out of sight is
not as il ought TO he. Look at the shoes; if
they be trodden on one side, loose on the
foot, or run down at the heel, it is very
bad sigh; and, as to slipsbod, though at
coming down III the morning and even be-
fore daylight, make up your mind to asrope
rather than live with a slipshod wife. Oh.
how much women lose by inattention to
these matters. Men, in general, say moth
ing about ii TO their wives; but they think
about it; they envy their lucker neighbors;
and IN numerous cases consequences the
most serious arise from this apparently ;ri-
fling cause. Beauty is valuable; it is one
Of the ties, and strong tie, too; that, how
ever, caunot lasr to an old age; but the
charm Of cleanliness never ends but with
life itself
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09
To the Boys.

Never marry a girl who is fond Of being
always in the street-who is fond Of rup-
ming to night meetings, who has jewelIed
hand and an empty head-who will see her
mother work and toll while she lies abed.
and reads novels or feigns sickDess-who is
ashamed to own her mother because she
dresses plain, never learned grammar, or
was accustomed to the etiquette Of the
drawing room, who is always complaining
that she cannot get money enough 10 dress
like Miss So-and-so, or 20 TO parties like
Such-a-one, who wears her shoes slipsbod
or has hole in her stockings and is too lazy
20 mend it Should You get such one. de-
pend upon il you viii have dirty, untidy,
miserable home and life Of il. But the
tidy, kind and affectionate girl who helps
her mother, is always ready and anxious to
accommodate mother, father. brothers and
sisters; who Is kind 70 the poor, who dress
- neasiy and according TO her means; who
= always cheerful and fond Of accommoda-
ting Others, II you can get such treasure
your home win b . paradise. Boys. do
you hear thsts
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09
Great Locomotive Speed.

The Liverpool Times, Of late date, con-
tains the following remarkable account from
the Newcastle Courant, Of the speed of a
new first class engine on an English rail-
road -
Ii would appear that the progress hither-
TO made IN the Improvement of this class of
machinery. does not tend 10 develope their
wonderful capabilities. In our last we no.
tced frs, class express engine placed on
the York and Newcastle railway, from the
mandatory Of Messrs. Stephenson, and rye
have to add another of the same class, pre-
viously sent from the mandatory of r.
w. Hawthorn, of this town, the perform
ance of which, both ia regard TO speed and
power, surpasses all previous experiments.
Since PLACED on The line, from York to OAR
ingtOn IN 10 minutes, a distance of forty
five miles; and !; Is further computed (frofa
results already kno.n) that when the new
rails are LAID down on this portion Of the
railway, this engine will accomplish the dis
lance with perfect ease 10 the short space of
half an hour. The velocity, although the
greatest ever yet attained, either on the
broad or narrow guage. is accomplished
with an ease free from that apparent vascii-
iating molten which characterizes outside
cylinder engines. Its arrangements are en-
tireIy new, and upon their patent principle,
having the boilers low as the latter class
Of engines; The top of the boiler, although
four feet diameter, is only sewers feet nine
inches above the rail- The cylinders are
sixteen inches in diameter, the stroke Of the
piston twenty inches: The driving wheels
are six and half feet, and the carrying
wheels four feet diameter. the whole OF
which are entirely Of wrought IRON The
cccentrics and gearing also being outside ssle
wheels, render the whole engine simple, and
easy of access. rs ss Esrnetry and fhfsh are
much admired, and tits considered one Of
the finest specimens Of locomotive power
produced at this wei. known establishment.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09
1 II tUD 4 Id VI 4 1 II Z. !,
New York. 9TH July, 1919.

LAUGHIsG--Away with all the systems
of Physiognomy and Craniology--if you
you want to find out a mans character, Oh
serve his laugh. There never was bad
man who could laugh heartily and cheerful
iy. Laughs are of various species, from
the suppressed litter Of the boarding school
Miss, 10 the hoar.e vocIferous roar of the
honest farmer. This latter is the kind to
iispel dull care, and promote good fellow
ship. There is no faith to be placed IN a
man who won't join in it. Watch hin,
we'll when be comes to trade with you. 4
mere grin without the accompanying sound,
is not to be relied on. II is merely an ex-
preston of internal selfish exultaton, and
besides, it has not the effect upon the sys-
tenn that a good, honest, conclusive laugh
has.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09

% When the California entered the Bay
of San Francisco, and came in sight of the
town, the passengers were salated by five
vessels of war. the Ohio II gun ship among
the rest, with twenty one guns each, the
lowering and hosting Of the glorious stars
and stripes and other nations flags. The
bands on board the men of war at The time
played s:Haii Columbia" Every vessel on
the hay gave three times three. The crowd
of 400 returned the compliment. AT night
every house was illuminated, and four of
the high mountains round were in a blaze of
burning tar barrels; but when they cane on
they welcomed them as though they had
been old friends. They would not let them
pay for anything they got, not even their
meals for two days.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09
ORIGINAL POETRY.
Written for the Minnesota Pioneer.
TO THE MINNESOTA RIVER.
By MRS. MARY II. EASTMAN.

Fair Minnesota. by thy shore
No longer may rest,
Watching the suns bright beams that dane
And sparkle on thy breast.
No longer may see the glow
OF evening fade away,
Or the morning mists that gently rise
When breaks the summers day.
Full often have gazed Oh thee
And thought Of friends and home,
And prayed that blessings on them
Like the dew from heaven might come.
Aud when at night the stars came out
To gid the sky and thee,
knew that God, who loveth all,
Watched between them and me.
And when the cares that all must know
NV spirit bowed TO ca nth,
When sadly Ger my heart would fall
The laugh of JOY and mirth-
watched thy waves so calm and bright
And peace would come again
Like freshness on the parched up hills,
When falls the summer rain.
Thy yahies green will be home
To many stirring mind,
Sorrow will seek thy shores, and trust
A hiding place to find.
Wealth too will come-and in its train
Beauty and luxury,
And where white men have never trod
The white mans power will be.
But tell me Minnesota.
When thx solemn night winds sigh,
Dost thou bear along TO oceans bed
The Indians mournful cry:
Thou seesi him rudely thrust aside,
Thou seest tn oppressor's might,
Crushing his liberty of soul,
The Red mans sacred right.
oh! would their laws were equal,
That like brothers they might live,
That white men for the lands they claim
Would truth and jus1ce give.
That the herald Of the cross might bring
His holy precepts home,
When BY a Christian peoples course
Chx:-.,,r &, .,h = sho,-,
Schools will rise up-but tell me!
VIII the Red mans sons be there:
Churches-but say, will hallow them
The Red mans humble prayer'
The stars and stripes viii wave alofi,
Witnesses will they be,
That God has gwen them right to all
Of life and liberty:
So may !, prove fair river.
That when shall glow no more
Thy waves or times-but landed
On Eterpity's vast shore,
The white man and the Indian
Free from sorrow. care or pain,
May together drink of life's pure stream
And never thirst again.
NEW LONDON. June 18th. ls49.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09

20 At Mineral Point. Wisconsin,, two
weeks ago last Monday quarrel occurred
between Mr.. Farris and several other
persons, about the right to NOW piece of
ground. Farris shot an Irishrnan who at
tempted to whip dim.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09

A KEEN Cur.-Horn Tooke being asked
by George iii whether he played carsls, re-
piled, 81 cannot, your Majesty. tell King
from a Knare,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09
ST PAUL MINNESOTA TERRITORY, THURSDAY, AUGUST

arise from ardent spirits. tits only because
the Germans see few striking Instances of
the latter, that they have not yet started the
movement of temperance.
Yours, &c. J.C.C.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09

Hr On the 29th ult., the Post Office at
Green Bay was robbed of $500.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-09

DELAYS ARE DAEGERous-except when
a man thinks Of marrying, or il going to Be
hanged.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
Sin erpser Seburfe.

Sie SbuloirectOren BON QottStaun, in
Wont9Omerp Gauntp, batten euen acpii.
fen Su9b VOllo d. Der feiner 9eburt
nab Elm Srldnoer fein foll, aIS SbuIIebrer
an9efeIIt, uno oa er bic otbtun9s n9swertbeife
Gmpfehlunaen uno Qttelfate Don feinen
&enntniiIen une SaDl9telGeH aus CrVrrr uur'
,eiate, 70 wuroe ibm poues 3utranen ppn
Nv % Ae&ssorn MottStauns 9efbenft. @r
belt titbti9e SorIefun9en iber wifenfhaft.
Ii6e @c9enlfdnoe unp CAB aIs eebrcr p6uiqe
3ufrieosnbeit. 9a er arm Su fein Ibien,
CAB man ibm einen @obenlobn i'm Scraus
oonn faufte er Gleioun9 gum 9etraa BON
43 SbaIer pon s. 8. gSeQS, uub fir 20
Sbaer &leibun9 BON s. gS. Muonep,-
cine ubr bon S. 9. SOwer fur % Sbaler
cine 9cIoene lbr sum @ertb BON IS Sba'
Ter, uno Su6er BON s.. u. SeuerS -Iieb
mcbrere Summen GieIb pOn feinen 9ancs
Ieuten-faufte einen Softer Upn 6. gBeus
uno go. ouf @reett, uno padte ale biefe Qr'
tifel btnctn, uno Dbne Der Srau Miiiimer
feline Soft Su bsSabIen, lief er Iitb, unter
oem SOrwano nab @beitr @auntp Su fab
rem um cine SOrIefun9 IN boIten. Don swei
feiner SbuIfnaben nob pb6nrpiue brin
gen, iie Damn surhdfebren bieB, no er auf
Der Gie9cIbabn Angina, nab pbIaceIpbia
Su, uno 70 oieI mir wifIen fsitbcr nibtS mebr
pon litb b6ren Iie6.-98ir bpffsn er Icu Iei
nen pereenten GObn erbaIten.
Der pOttStaun nGeo9er" aus cem mir
Obi9eS entnOmmsu, wilnfcbt eo6 aue 3eit
un9en oislen gauner uno feline 9 Shurtereien
bIUslteuen m66ten, ba er oOb an rinem an
bern St oaiieIbe SpieI wieeer prObiren
wiro. -CSauernfreuno.l
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
SBie Gin pipcrIpeuftioeS aSfcrc ;u bdnois
NcH.

SDie Gin pioerIpeuftioeS aSfcro ;u bdnpis
hcm.
Sine 9tcu 9)crP 3eitun9 beridtct. bas
foIeenper umhano fi6 pori9e @c6e oafsIbl
5ugetra9en babe:
Sin Iebr Ib6neS unb fibnes pfero wOtIte
cs ME erlauben. caB man ibm @ilen duf feline
Shbe Ieete nod oaB iemano lftne SlBe an.
fa6te, cbne CAP man epe Qrt pcn 9ewaIt
onwenoete, um eS su Swin9en. 3u elmer
3sit muroe es beinabe 9eldbmt, eaeurb, Dap
eS in ben 9lotblfau 9etban puroe nahbsr
wurbe es niecer9eworfeu uno 9ebunoen f.; Su
elmer onoern 3sit mar elmer unlerer erfabren'
fen 9fsroebefhldaer nit 9hIfe alIer feiner
Qrbeiter, Die fid ibm ndbern fOnnten, nlbt
i'm Stanoe es Su bdnct9sn. Set eincm Ser
iude eisfeS pisrc Dor einisen Sa9sn Sn be
fbIa9en, wioerlfrebte es allen Semubun9en,
iblu9 isceS Ding ouf Die Ssire, aus9enOm'
men Den QmbDs, uno mar nabe oaran iib
ee9en oenfcben Su t6eten, uno cnoIib mub
te man eS unbeibla9en nab fstnem StatIe
Surudbrin9eu. SirieS mar icin einSieer
Sebler ; in ieoer anrern SinI6t mar eS
fromm uno polIfCmmen Ienfl fam, Defenders
i'm geftirr. Qber oieier SebIer mar chen
ouf Dem punfte caS pfero oem QfIu9e Su.
Sumeilen, in Dem e5 baarfus bate arbeiten
mifIen, aIS Sufdui9er @eils elm SffiSisr un:
ferer 0rmee, Der firSlib Don Merito Surlf
eefebrt mar. porbei 9ien9, uno ais man ibm
nit Der S6wieri9feit befannt mabte, men
oete er elm pollfommeneS ,0hlfsmittel Der.
mittellf fol9cnosn einfadben 8erfabrsns an :
-@r nabm einen Strif, unoefebr BON Der
Oide zines Srttffrids, ieete ibn bem pfero
in oas Maul, 9leibmie Elm @ebis uno bano
bn oonn oben ouf Dem &Opf oeS Yfroes
felf, Ie9te fein linfes Sbr untsr bic Sbnur,
nidt uuleioIib felf, aber bod feif 9enu9, um
oaSSbr erunten unb ben Strif in fetncm
Qlae Su boIten. Nobeem oieies 9eIheben
mar, potfdte er ba5 pfero esInbe auf Die
Seite feincS &Opfcs. uno befaM eemfIben,
ibm Su foI9eu. SaS pfero 9cbortbte au9en'
bIidIib, 9anS unterwurfi9 uno iO ianft uno
9ebOrfam, wie Gin gut ab9eribtster Suno /;
erIaubte eS Obne Bioerfano, oa6 man feline
SuBe oufbob, uno bsnabm iicb in isoer t0in
iibt mie Elm altsS Sutfhsnpfero. Die Elm
fade Shnur, auf obi9e gSeiie 9cbunoeu,
mabte eS auf einma! 70 tentlam uno 9ebor:
fam, ais man es uur winfben fOnnte.
Ser .Serr, weIbsr biefes du6srff Einfahe
Mitcl an9ab Sur ueberminounq elmer febr
9efdbrIiben Nei9un9, CAB Su uerifeben, ba6
es in Werifo uno Suo Qmerifa an9ewen
ect weroe beim Qbribtcn wilrrr pfsrbe.
Dem fei wisibm wour, er oerbient Den Oanf
folder, ceren 9eibdfe eS 1T ioIbe pfsrbe
su beftIa9en pbcr ibnen. otSuporten.-
CSpIf5freuno.(
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
e,finncfpta. Sns ncne Gcbirt.

gSir entnebmen aus Dem St. QauI ,Gbro.
nicIe uno' Hsaiifer" foIgenoe Nahri6t pcn
Saden uno Sin9sn in Miunefotd
@efe6tSwif6en BEN Satbbhrti
gen uno @bippewas.- - Sor eini9en
Sa9en fisl an Dem Yeea9Omon Sec, stpa
I20 Mtilen nOrp6llIitb BON Ct Waul, Gin
@efedt pur ;wiiben elmer SamiIie SaIbbhr'
tiger, gomens gr soraire, uno @bippewos,
mel6e SbuniS CSiGber) ale ibren 6dupt'
ling onerfannt. Sie 3abI Ger Saittirtir
gen mar 5-brei Mdnuer, uno Smei &nd'
bn-oie Stdrfe Der Suoiancr BON 10 bis
IL. Die partbien maren burb einen flei.
nen StrOm aetbeilt, mopon Die cine Seite
@aIoun9, bic anoere praire III ; ba bic
9oIbbilrti9en auf Der @aIofsite waren, 70
batten fie ben SOrtbeil, aIIein bic Snbianer
batten einrn Mann eet6otet, 5mei t6btlib,
uno 8 Ooer4 Ieidt perwunoet. Sbr Rrieas,
bduptIine nuroe in bem Serfub, ben Srte
een berSulteuen, f6wer bIeIiirt. Sin fol,
der Qusbtub puree Ian9e erwartet, inoem
bic SoIbbiIrti9en eS i'm @ebrau6 batten
aeiiiigeS @etrdnf an Die Snoianer su uer.
taufen. Die SaIbbirtien eIiHen fsinen
SerIuit, aus9encmmen oaB enem, 9cus Sc
praire. Elm Sbr eur6 cine Sa6fenfuseI ab
9eIbU6en wurbe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
SanfIddmn0s : Sag.

8cupern6r Sobnfon bat fol9enee Seitqe
mdee unc 1bidIibe WroflamaliOn erIohen,
weldbe eut6 bos Splf Don QennfpIuanien
nit 8ersplgsn aeIsfen uno nit sin1immi'
ses Sereitwiai9feit auf9snommen weroen
niro tg
asrpflamation curdb SBm. e. Solution,
G'cuprrnSr pcn @cnNtpanim.
Gin all9lti9er @ott bat oas Solf otcler
Republif nit @eiunbbsit uno ueberfuB sc
feanet. Die Selber baben bic Qrbeiten ces
9anomannes rcihIib per9oIten. Ser SetB
Der 8ir9er in alien 3Wei9en Der Sneultrie
1T anaemeesn belobnt w0roen. Wttt auen
yioticnn muroe Dem 9anoe Srieoen per-
Iieben. 8ur9erlibe uno reItQiOle SreiDett,
uuter ben Snntutionen elmer freien He9ter'
una, III unuerleet erbalten, uno oaS 9roBte
Nlaos ubiIbr @ludieIisfeit wuroe uns
eur6 cine allweiie uno barmberSt9e Sor-
febuna aus @uaoen ertbeilt.
9ieIe Se9nuneen beanfpruben unfcrt
3anfbarfeit 5u Sbm, Der bic Gntibsoun9
iber 9eben uno Sob in fciuer Sano bat
befTen almd6ti9er Biue errettcn oeer ser
fi6ren Fam, uno Der Die @eretti9fstt isineS
G;eritbts nit oen @i9enIhaften ieiner Snaot
oermenqet-por eeBen Mabt glationen err
bobet Oeer geoemltbi9t weroen,-uno ftt
rufeu uns ais Elm SoIt uereini9t sur feter
Iiben Danffa9un9 ouf-in oemltbl9em Sc
bet, uno i'm preife ce5 alImdtti9en @ebers
auera auten u. poIIfUmmenen 9aben, fureieie
unpcrcisnteu Ss9nunsen. bic mir l4ma6en
unb Ihncbaften @reaturen Don ibm empfan'
asu babsyl.. Sic fOrbern bic tiefe @brfur6t
reuiser SerSer. wsI6e bic unwiroi9feit oer
MsnIdbeit uno Die isunenoIibe SarmberSi9
feit einsS ,seredten GOtteS fublen.
OicIe beiIisen @abrbeiten 9laubeno-bic
0fibtep anoddti9er Serebrun9 uno De
mutbisr 2lnbetuu9 tief fubIeno-tn uebsr
eiuiimnun9 nit einrm cbrwhroi9en Sraud
uno bem @uuib eine5 9roRS. SbeiIS ee|
8clfes !: beiiimme uno perorone> ids 9S m
S. Sobnfton, 9OuUern6r Der SepubIi
Yennfplpanicn,
Spnuerfta8 Den s0iten StpDcmbcr,
ais Gin Sag ausemeiner Danffa9un9 curd
oen aanSen Staat uno tb empfeble unt
iaee biermit aIe 9uten Shr9er tiefer &e
publif ernfIid Su elmer oufribti9en uno be
tenben 8eobabtun9 oefIelten Gin.
@eaeben unter meiner Sono uno Den
srosen Siessl bsS Staots, Su Sarrisburs
6ielen 25ften Sag Sftober, i'm Sobr unfer
BERN lS49, uno i'm 74lisn Der &epubIie.
StrytIr tvvi Sfaur'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
(Giu9cionet.)
Sin tpSter A1fanu 9cfuuocn.
Sd1crsDillc, Sit. 81,

Sa0ecs3Ille, SH 81, lSi0.
Um 30ifen Setobcr wuree Elm tCoter Mann
in Der Seba 9cfuncen, in @afbiuaton Sly.
Se6a @auntp, oeiIen 9tame man nibt weie,
auiIer bab Der Nams pbannes Me ep,
er auf Der Sede zines tIeinen bel ibm aer
funoenen Su6S ftano. Gr mar lebr out
gsfleioet nit blauem ober fbwarSem Sfod
uno SOfen, uuo fbwarSfeibenen BeIte.-
1aem.nad Su urtbelsn, mar er Elm Sbnei.
Der, 6tnn er bate cine Me6fdnur, Swei Sim
serbute unb Ndbfsire in feinsn &aI6en.-
Sc wuroe cine Surp einaefbwCren bon
SObn. Sd9er, @Iq., weItbe ben QuSIprutb
that, odB DER SerfOrbene eur6 8ufau ins
gBaiir 9efaIIeu fsi. uno bem Qnf6sine nocb
fdon Swei bis erei @Obsn barin 9cleoen
babe.
Sin flCinss Memoranoum BUD, mel.
dies 70 nae uno prwsidt mar, ca6 man
uibt Gue5 oarin lelen fonnte, III su febcn
bel Srn. SacCb 9aiIer in ter Gcha
gBafafaft. 9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
SraurioeS ,tusliid in ecOervillc, slinOis


SraurioeS 1tueliid in GcScrDillc, Sllinpis.
sBr sntnsbmsn fa9snbs ausjd9s cintm 8risfs Scn
Der Sa,nilis bss ,brn. Sbarles Shore ju GeoCr:
pOs, Suincis, (frdbr bon beltm Srt) an rincn bier
mrbnSnpsu SrSuur 9fhrittsn, natirt
GcSersGrisf NiiIlS, ST., SttrGtr 81, Is49,
SD srareife aud wieoer einmal Die Seer
um @ub Su Idrsiben. 0iesmaI fann id
Gu6 feiue febr erfreuIiben Na6ridten &c.
ben, inoem mir wieoer NIT einem Ibperen
1lu9Iid bein9sfu6t wOreen fnb-ndmIid
Der Gbwaro 1T un9idIiberwsife gef6Cf.
fen wpreen. untsr foIgsnoen umfdnoen:-
0ls fis am 1lten SftSber bel 9rn. Qoams,
no @cwarb in Die Soft 9n9, am Mitta9
cGsn fuiTen, 9in9 Strands &nauB, ebemaIs
Don Setblebem, an ben Damn I'M Su ibie.
Zen uno, fbpB cine @nte, nobel bic Su9eI
ab9litt uno ourtb bas Senfter bem @owaro,
weIber in 9ebi6ter &ibtuna ftano, in bic
Iinfe Seite, bibt neben Dem &uf9rat, ilber
benz &reuSfnO6sn, 2Ha Sou tief einerans.
@r wubte ober nitt 9Ieib oa6 eS cine &u9eI
mar; er 9Iaubte es bdtte ibm iemano bart
auf een 8uden 9efbIa9en. QlS er au5fauo
ipie eS mar, ieete er ab mad 9aus, no er
tobtenbIei6 ins Sett 9ebradt wuroe. Scr
berbei9erufene QrSt erfIdrte. baB Ole &u9eI
Al tief tefe um lis berauSnebmen Su f6nnen.
Gr befam 9Ieib Elm ifarfe5 Siebcr. Man
bate weni9 SCffnun9 Su feiner @enefun9
aber ieet beIinoet er iih fart auf Der SefIc:
run9. 8nauB nabm eS febr BART; er Fam
bic erfsn Sage nibt Don feinem Sette. -
Gowarc Iiet mandmal mieeer auf funo tann
sin psni9 eeben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08

|Gin fOnberbarer tln9Iufsfau ereis.
nete fib 81 SpeIifa, l(labdmd. 3wei Rdn.
ner wOuten in rinem 8a9en unter cinem
8aume ubernabtcn, uno Slnoeten oe5baIb
Elm Seuer unter Dem Baum an. @dbreno
beS Nabt5 brannten nun bic @urSeIn bss
8aums ab 70 bas berfeIbe I'M unb auf eeu
GSa9en fIel, nobel elmer Der Mdnner Su
Sobe 9eoridt unb Der anbsre f6wer be-
fbdoi9t wuroe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08

HSGin bunoert uno pier unb febsSi9
Stiffs Iie9cn ae9enwdrti9 in eem Safen
Don Gan Srancisco, unc ant nd6ffen De.
tember weroen e5 nabrIdeinIid ;wei bun
bert unb flnfSts fein. DisfsIbe f6nnen ni6t
me9tcmmen neil beren Matrofen aIle mad
Den 9OIbminen 9e9an9en fino. @enn Fol-
te @itteruna bas @oIbiammeIn einfteIIen
rpiro, ,perben Die MatrOIcn wieoer ju ibren
9oiien fpmmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08

S1 Qm ]. NOpember fano man in ei.
mem Saufe Der @Oatss Str. @biIaeeIpbia,
cin Iiebenee8 9aar in bsfinnunesIOfem 3u.
itano, perurfabt eur6 oas 9as oes &Obten'
feuers in Der &ube. Sas Mdo6m GliSa.
beth &ice, mar nidt msbr su retten. uno
itarb natb etni9en Stunben. aber Der iunse
Mann Namens SilfS, wuree mteoer in oa5
Geben aerufen, unb befanb ii9 aufpem @ese
Der Se6erun9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
SSilfcsbarrc, gl6p. /.

ISEIINHVNINNl 1IVF' Il
ueber d NJ mmune. = @e mir
b6ren, fou porecifern Der Damn unterbaIb
Bbitebapen 9sbroden fein uno Die ganse
earum Iir9snSe ganbftaft iIberrbmemmt
baben. Nsebree MenfbenIeben foQen Der,
loren aeean9en feiu uno pieIs SiuTcr bis
sum Smeitsn Stodwerf untsr gSalIer ae.
iianoen baben. Die ndberen umifdncc fonn,
fen mir nod ni3t in grfabrun9 brin9en.-
(g8dbtT.)