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a verdict that "a he woman died If dpop'eGy
brought on IN ercitemcnfi" That's a nice
way to yet over the crime Of murder,is 10
mott We gather the above facts from the
Mo. Drunswickef.
PRIcE oF KfLLIEoA 'Ni50FR.'-In vin'
ginia. a white man "carelessIy, nsgligentiy
and unlaw folly" shot a negro slave and KILL
ed him. for which he was held 10 bail 10 The
nofmou suaI Of $500. a- +.
The honorary degree ofLL. d. has been
conferred hv Granville College on Sena'or
TnomAs CoawlN. The Western Rrsefva
Cnllcge has conferred Ihe like degtee on
Hon. Pee: tliichcock.
Co.. Nedaty, pcrpmp,ctily refuses The use
Of his NINE, Tor a candidate foi Governor.
The New Hampshire Legislature pssseda
law a, its last session, taking from the Select
men Of towns the power TO license men To
sell liquors, except Tor medical or mechanical
purposes. Those who sell without license
are subject 10 a penalty.
Slaves eoINo TO CALIgoRSiA.-Nr.
Rowe, formerly one Of the Publishers Of The
Belfast journal, bat now On the road TO Cali
%fotnid, writes to that paper, May 10, In camp
20 miles west Of Independence f" l have
seen as many as a dozen teams going along
wih their families g siares. SO slaves Go GO
to California" Mark that!
SnocKING.-Louis Raihbun, son Of ihe
proprietor OF Rathbpn's Hotel, in New York,
on the 2lth ulL, got ap out Of his bed alter
a week Of hard drinking, took up a rdzor aud
attempted 20 cut his owa throat. which his
unhappy mother, who had been watching his
ImotioAs naturally tried 10 prevent, lie cried
good bye, mother, before drawing the instru-
ment across his throat, which ne wounded
severely, but not dangerously. His aged
Q mother siezed his hand, and screamed. The
7 unfortunate victim instantly turned round up
on his mother, attempting 10 take her !sie,
exclaiming, 'd-in-n her, III XIII hers he
then cot her throat from ear to ear. The
l waiiors heard her groans, and succeeded in
dragging he manioc off her mangled body.
and securing him. There are hopes of Mrs.
Rathban's recovery.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
SPELLING REFORM.
DEPOT or PHOTOGRAPHIC BOOKS !

THE following PHONETIC works can be
had a, The SALEM BOOKSTORE, at Pub
fishers wholesale Prices. Teachers aud Lee
turers can therefore be Supplied without the
trouble and expense Of sending East.
The Photographic Class Book, 373 CITE.
" Photographic Reader, e5
-" Phonotypic Reader Ia"
4" Phonoiypic Chart, SO :"
First Lessons in Photography, o2
Compendium, o6 "
Salem, March 2 isi5.-n5e OF X. II.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

CHARLES LFNox REMoND, a colored gea-
gentleman, who has for some years been pro-
minently connected with the anti-slavsry
movement, has been giving a course Of lee
lures in Chicago lately, which were well al.
tended. Mr.. Remond is a man Of decided
ability, and The respect which his gen,leman'
ly deneanor and talents secure for him whef
ever he goes, necessarily induces sympathy
for the cause in which he labofs.-Pssk'oy;
(M) Free Press.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
C, DONALDSON & CO.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL MERCHANTS
Keep constantly on hand a general assor,m. nj
of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No. Is, Main street, Cincinnati. ra3
January, 1918. r
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
Meetings in Leesburg.

ISAAC TREscoTT and JAMES BAnNAsY will
attend An,i-Slavery meetings in Leesburg,
Carroll Co., on Saturday evening ard Sun
day, August llth and 18th. 1t is hoped tina,
there will be a large attendance.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

Respecting your inquiry as to holding a
Youths Anti Slavery. Convention, |, for one
am heartily in favor of it. | believe that
great advantage might result TO the cause
from such a Convention, and, as youth,
should be glad 10 attend it; but if held in
August, it will be impossible for me TODD so,
on account of being engaged in teaching
school till the last of that month. However,
if cannot enjoy it, shall be glad TO hear of
others doing so.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
Pic Mic at New Lisbon.

II. G.. WRIGHT will hold a Children's
Pic Mic at New Lisbon on Fifth Day.
the 9Th of the present month. All the
children in the region are cordially invi-
ted to attend.
G1tr-DU fx-EnC
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
SAMUEL MYERS.
-a-oROS-

NT ii. C.. WRIGur's Pic Mic for the
Salem Children is postponed to the 18th
inst. Sec above.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

The OBERLIN WESTERN PEACE BANNER is
to be enlarged and published semi-monthly
on and after January next. 1t will still be
published at Oberlin, and beside the cause
of Peace, will fearlessly advocate the va
rious Bible Reforms of The day."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
DAVID WOODRUFF,

MANUFACTURED OF
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULkIES, &c
A general assortment Of carriages constant
ly on hand, made of the best materials and
in the neatest style. All work warranted.
Shop on Main street, Salem, o.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

Henry C. Wright will hold meetings, on Satur
day and Sunday, August 9TH and 5th. at BENTON
hiahoning Co., to commence at ? o'clock. p. NJ.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

6y+ Mas. SwIsHELM, in her last Letter to
County Girls, utters a great deal of whole
some tsulh about AIR, the quantity and quail
ty needed TO keep the human lungs in health
full play. She also gives the girls a rub for
some Of their foolish and suicidal practices
in the matter of dress, and winds up indig-
nantly thus:
1t provokes me to look al the pale,faced,
hollow-eyed, hour-giass-shaped concerns that
might have been women if they had been
brought up TO it; and nursed their grand
daughters baby while she went shopping,
instead Of sliding into a suicides grave at
twenty. But pshaw, girls! ! have gotten
into a bad humor, and must quit for fear | get
TO scolding.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

the INDEPENDENT VoTER.'-The story on
the Fourth Page is a truthful exhibition of
one phase OF American politics, as every bo-
dy who has lived in New York during a
Presidential canvass can testify. We wish
all oar readers could get a look at the life
like picture by which Sartain has illustrated
the tale.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
THE PROPOSED CONVENTION.
LETTERS FROM FRIENDS.
Response from MassillOn.

hNnFUuoO muosiIluH'
Here is a word 10 the purpose from our
friends at Massillon. To be sure it did not
come so soon by fortnight as it ought TO
have done, but it makes us TOO good-natured
for fault.fnding. How long must we wait
for the friends in other places 10 give their
opinions l-Ed Buge.
MAssILLoN, July osth, l549.
FRIEND JOHNSON: In obedience TO the in
%vitation extended through the Bugle TO the
Young Men and Women Of this State for the
holding Of q Convention, we now, although
at a very late moment, return a hasly response
10 the call. We are few in number, butstill
our hearts are in the cause. We feel that
there is a great, very great work for US 10 do.
We would propose holding it in Salem inn
mediately before or after the Friends Yearly
Meeting, as there will probably be more
Young persons collected then from a dis.
tauce, than at any other time or place.
Yours in behalf Of the oppressed.
Julia ". Shrecve, Nary Ann Russell
Sarah 7. FIshtr, Harriet SecSe,
Eliza c. Guild, Jennciie Nwton,
Betsey ". Copies, (hds. Il. Shrcere,
Cornela COWhs, C.. Wistar Shreere
o. The Executive Committee will M
doubt give due weight to the suggestion
above made as to the time for holding the
Convention, il ii is to be held at all. Out
own conviction, however, is, that a later pc
riod would be better.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

We have heard Of DR.. Aciley's arrival In
Sandnsky; he was mel, at the wharf, and
yociferously urged to 60 here and there.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
DRY GOODS s GROCERIES.

DRY GOODS s GROCERIES,
BOOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wes
tern,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stnffs, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the hest, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTS.
Salem, O. LIST mo. 30th.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
NJ BARNABY,
PLAIN e. FASHIONABLE
TAILOR.

Cutting done 10 order, and all work uarronied
Corner of Main g. Chestnet streets, Salem
Ohio.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
s(bithruIieher Wfprcpcriue,.

Gin cmp6renoer Ssrfub, eiu Wdehm
uOn 16 Sabren, Namsn5 Caroline Sidin:
fcn, Su morcsn, wurbe fiirSIib Su Dear:
born, Mi6i9an, ourb einen unmcnfb, Sra.
mems NuIabi Si1br, Elm Mann upn 60
Sabrsn, 9smabt. Gr perfeete bsm MGo
den mcbrcre Srsihe nit cincr 1rt, bicb
ibr sinen arm ab uno licB Iie fur tOot lie
gen. Damn turbf6nitt er fib feIbf nit
einem &aiicrmeiTcr Die @urseI. Giferfudt,
mciI Elm 2(ncerer Dem Mioben feline Quf.
wartun9 modte. 9Iaubt man fei Die llrfate
9ewcfen. Man 9Iaubt bas Wie6en wer'
De feline @uncen ilberlebcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
Npu merifp.

Die Nabribtsn pom &io 9rdnbe uno
ans MeritO Iauten b6bit bctrhbsnc. Die
@bOIsra breitete fib Idnss Dem StrOme uno
in oas Snnere BON Mcrifo aus.
Die Snoianer rihteten f6redli6e Ser.
wiGfunscn in cen merifaniten GrdnSpro:
uinSen an pIhncerun9 uno NOrotbaten,
cbne llnterftbiso os5 9dbIsbtsS uno Ulters,
waren an rer So9csOrbnun9. Sc9ar Die
Staot Gan Gui5 YOtoii mu5te ii6 an cine
Sablrsite Sance uOn Snoianern er9ebeu.
Na6 Der "Watamoras Stag" pom 1lten
upril bate ib has Gsrhbt perbrsitet. cine
S6aar California 4u5mancerer, ris etwa
S Boten SuUor BON Corpus @brilli nad
pafood Norte ob9ins, iei in ben prairien
ourb ,Sun9er uno Surlt um9efcmmcn.
Sieis Natribt fOu Der nad Corpus
@briili Suriid9eFebrte Shbrer Q9apito Mar.
tineS iiberbracbt babsn, Der ais uria6e co5
QuSrUdnen Der 8aiTtrIahen in Den prairicn
an9ab nur er feIbft unO Srpei anrere Msri
faner bIieben am esben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
2tllentaun, Osai fO, HsA9.
SnS Gras - Sie 6etraipcfclSer-S Die
nGchite Srutc.


Surb bas faIte @ettsr in tieiem Srub'
iabr uno Die ftbr bOben uno rauben @inbe,
III baS 9raS in unfrsr rlmae9cno febr we'
mig uno futj 9sblieben. Die SCI9e piro
fein. to6 tie .Seuernte bei &ieIsm ndbt 70
er9isbis ausfaIIcu miro, aI5 eieS in tiefr
9sssno, Elm Sobr in caS aneere ssrehnct,
gem6bnIib III. Ser tlmfano oa6 bas 9ras
Sur @sioe nur weniges uuo bum mar,
srans Die 8ausrn ibr Sieb trltO Iin9r
bon ibrcm alten Stod tScu Su futtsrn, uno
Siebt man nun ale biefe Sbatiaben in Se.
tra6t, 70 miro es cbns 3wsifsI oaSu fommen,
eaB Seu bis udbtcn Serbf, 8inter uno
SrlbIin9 bel un5 eincn boben preis brin9en
nib.
Die @etraioefelbu fOusn nab ben Sci.
tunseu pcn SuinOis, Sncianu. Sbic, etc.,
nafslbit fcbr periprebeno ausfsben unb man
crmartet bort cine reite grnte. Dies III
abr bel uns allbier nitt Der Sail, unb uieIe
8aurn wcnen miien uno baben uns Usr
fibert, ba6 man in geba auf nibt msbr ais
cine baIbe 9ew6bnide Grnte rsdnsn f6nne.
-8ir bOffen coB eS nidt SanS 70 f6Iimm
fein mag. Secob bic Belt aIsin 1T ss, Die
tirfe Sabe bsfeiti9m nib.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

gang ribtis, ra6 cieIr Mstbobs uniidsr fsi.
siebt iib ppn Ssfhdftsn Surid une Isibt
fein @eIo an foIos perfOnen auf 3infen aus;
ouf cisie @efs fommt er nit feinem Gapi.
tai aus rem Griege /; aber bic Qrbsi;er, wet'
DE sr bsIbdftigte, perIisrsn eaourb ibre
Nobrun9squeue uno muilsn, mas fie bisbrr
eribrigt, mieoer oufSebreu cer' 1rbeitsr
miro uno bleibt eaun arm.-
Sieies lino berbe @abrbeitsn in Der polls
tiibsn Srfonome. msltbe esiH Raiftbauss
Sbwder dnosrn, feline @efse9sbun9 auf'
beben porf. rbne oas Capital feIbif aufSus
bebcn-Cbne. mas Sparta tbat, sinen 81.
tentlumpen einem @cIofIumpen pOn 9Isitr
SrbBe autb an @ertb 9ei6 ;u ma&en
u. (. 10" r. .-..r---
2(nf bide @sife fibrt Der Msrfur nod
cine Spats fort uuo benefit eamit. bob Ct
Der @abrbeit in Der StaotsmirtbIhaft. In
fotialen uno eOmmercielIeu Srassn bel @si.
tenn niDsr it, ais piels feinsr esmce. @ous,
gen, wcIte bem SoIfs Sobr aus-Sabr
cin-tIaueu Dunit pcrmaben. aus esm iie
Iib am @nre fsIbit nibt mcbr Sursbtfineen
f6nncn.
Ser Merfur fpribt fit aub ku @unffsn
zines ShueSouss aus uno miro cabsr ni6t
foneerIib auf cie Spmpatbie CMitgefabD
mantcr fctner GOls9en rebnen eurfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
StpfclbaumaGrtcu.

9os GIima uno Der Srbcn unftrs Can"
ee5 miro fur Die Yroeuftlcu pon Sbif ritl:
leibt Ucn f,incm in Ger 98elt ibcrtrcffcn,
uno penn Die 9dnobauer feline quite Sbillor'
ten Sieben, 70 1T msitcns ibrs Sabrliiii9ttit
oaron Shuto. Nlan fam brim pfanScn
clues @oum9atenS oer CiuicInen Saums
chen 70 mcbI cine quite ais fbItdtr Grt aus
wibIen, uno meun nat Der gcb6ri9e Scrg'
falt earauf perpcnort miro. auh iiher etnen
retIten @rtro9 fur frins Nsube er,uarten.
QHir fennen cincn Waun am !Suofcr.
cCiIsn Qpfelbaum9o nitt poui9 iisben
Qfer boIteno. ibm cinsn iibrIihm Grtra9
pcn $500 biz $3.50 einbrin9t, uno eas ntbt
in Dem cincn Sdbr einGnoI burd iIbermdbtgss
Sraaen uuo cas- ndtis oeer tie trioen ndd'
lfsn Sabre beinabc gar nihtS, fcnccrn iis
tieffrn oiefen Grtro9 rc9CImiEi9 ieoes Sabr.
Sicien @rfcla pcreantt er Der Scr9faIt, bic
er auf feline Siume perwenoct, ineem or aue
Sabre Die Stdmme. ebe nod Snfeften uno
ibre Hdupcn tarin sinniitCn f6nnrn, for9.
filtia abfroet fie oaun nit beiBcm gEater
uno SplSaIhe, mittslit einer 8sibclburfe
oeer gumpsnS tuhti9 uberwdfdt uno selcs
aentIih ocn WurSsIn Der Siume &of 9iskt.
-SieS lit bic 9anie rtnfahe Serfabrun9s'
meiIe, Die er bsfOlat woeurh or Obi9ss St'
nuaence GeiuItat erbilt. Die Uspfei wers
ben gum Qufbewabrsu. nahosm is NIT Der
Sano eepFudt iinr. in Safer 9ctban, birfe
rann Su9cftla9sn. um9rlr9t uno uutcr ben
8iumrn lie9sn IaiIeu, bis SrCf cintritt, ,pO
lie in orn Seller 9ebradi mGocn. Su bic
S6osn Der SdITir lins Glide G6hsr aebcbrt.
(2tm aariut)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
Setriibtcs GrcianiG.

Gin Mann in Der Gsaenb pcn Savannah,
9ecr9ien, mar neuIi6 I'M 8ssriff einen
Baum umSubauen, uno oa fein g9rib baSu
Fam, 70 perlan9te er Don ibr baB fie cine
Stuee nebmen uno bomit an osm Baum
fbiebeu foIe, ouf tob er uab Der 9ewinfbr
ten Seite bin faue. Sic tbatfo uno bcmerf
te babel fter6eno: ,,@efeet absr Der Baum
fiut auf MIDI" 8crauf Der 9atte in chen
70 gutter saune erwiocrts : Ou muBt ebcn
prObiren aus Dem @s9 Su 9ebsn." Qls Der
Baum anfins Su fallen, lief lie un9IidIidsr
Beiie 9erocs untcr cenfeIbsn uno wurbs aur
9enbIidIib ju &Obe 9cquetfdt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
90ltBlt6eS fir 9Qlc

G;ift.-Gin @crrsiponosnt sinsr eonbon
3eituns. wdbrenc sr pauon Ipriht bas fib
70 pieIs Soossfiue ourb un9Iiditss Ssr'
oiften ereiguen. bsmsrft unter anosrm, oa6
fhwerIb Gin Snus su iinorn fri. in wsIbsm
nittt cin MlitteI 9cfunoen wsrosn f6nns. UNI
eisfe SObesfdlIs 81 vsrbinosrn, wenn baiisIbe
IO9Ieib auqenanct wetoen mutoe. - mno
oiefss Mitsl iti Gin 9sm0bnIihsr @bl6ffel
uCu an9emadter Multaro. wsIher in elm
6altpeint: &umtIer Su tbun fei unb csm
un9Ilfiden fc9Icid 0e9etcn perren foIlte.
IS iou riss sin unfcbIbarrS MittsI ftin, uno
Sober ictlte cs fith i'm 9ecdbtniB baItcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
Sine ncuc SSaieeu.6attnue.

2fu5 pstcrsbur9 fhrcibt man bic Nd6.
ridt cob cine neue g8oiecn Gattun9 osm
urnuutta GbnIib srtprdt wurre, uno in
cem SsITaratien 9ebout mhc. SsrisIbe
BAT ben 9lomeu SIRIUS eurtb feline berrlid
uppia erc6sn 0ebrcn. 9e9enwdrti9 Nib
lie nur ais Samms bsnilet. Der ben coppsl'
ten grtra9 zines anccrn Iirfrrt uno zen Spr.
tbcil bat. oaB cs ourb Srodnen nibts AT
leinem gtbalte perIirrt. .
Qubrreem beGet cs nod Die CUTE @iscn'
fhoft, eu6 es fIub rrift. 9icfs inttrsfante
Gntrefuus murceurn cinemrulI iben Bauer
i'm Ocrfe Sdrid Sc ids in tsm Siitrift
Scnosr 9cnaht. ais Gin darfrr Sroba6.
Ter Ger Nour sutredts CT an 9cmiiIen Strueu
Qebrtn bwiItCn zen ubri9cu, wslde arbesre
woren uno frubcr reiftcn ols Die ib,i9sn,
er fammcts eitfe Defenders, fite fis. mas
ibm in SabiImi5 Su zen ancrrn fsbr rsid'l.
Grnte aob. - Se6bnIb eisft Gntbedun9 gro.
6cs Qnfl,Drn unTCr ven eanebrbouern crreot
unc um ern Gntecdcr Au ebrtn bat man eie'
ie art @aieen nod feinem Namen senannt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
Ser Sll m priit.


Gin SIciIcher psrfduftr an siusn Matrclrn
rinen Sdinfen auf Borg. meIhn bcrfcIbe
itbr 9enou erbanecItc. @r fdno obcr nap
tini9sn Saqen aus, co6 cerieIbs nit 9iniii'
gem Winoe nab sincm oncCrn 8eltbeil
rnter Be95 mar.-Uuf msin BUrt, fo9te
Der SIeiiher, bate idb oas porbsr gemuet,
id bate ibm ouf iercs pfunc cinen pfcn'
ming mGbr 9erebnct!
g8ie UicIe GIemrnts 9ibt Cs, fraste Gin
Stulcbrsr einen ed uIer.-
Sunf ontwcrtctc Der Sunas.
9as ii ni6t wabr,-rnf Der Ssbrr-
1aq' iis Der !!
Seuer, 8oITer Cuff, Grrr unb Sdndps.
9Bie 70 S6napS ?-fru9 Der ssbrtr wsi'
ter.
Sa,-faete Der 6nabs,- -mcin Sotcr fdst
immcr Sbnaps it meiu Gtcment
Cine Gdcp Die in sincm Stobr einiss
Srumpfe befab, fro9tc ben Strfibtr, osr
nod cine CRIME Sono mar, mie b o q ne
fdmen wprauf eicfr ontmcrtrte sd
babe lie nod nirmaIs ouprcbirt aber lb
CLAUDE, oaB lie bis hber ras Snie tstdsn.
Gin neuer Br9,-Su cen rsflIibsn
Staaten bat man rintn neucn Me9 6hbncr
aus,ubrlben. Gin 8irreIfas mirc NIT @i'
rr anecfhItt II. ciu n9intcI' auf has Spnn'
cenIcb 9eIret.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
Mciien auf Niicnclbahncn.

Die Ssri6ts Don utIen &ie9eIbabnen in
G'rO6brittanisn fur bic leetcn Monate Sei
gen, CAP ii6 nur Elm un9tid Sutru9 untsr
oIcn $4,000 Ysrionen bic auf osnIetbcn
fuDren. Die Seribte itsr bic &icselbub.
nen in Ma6ahufetts Ssisen nur Elm 3ufau
untcr allen 100000 @rfoneu. Sicrin finO
ater ale 3ufiIc mitbcsrifsn bic iib auf ir.
9eno ctne Beiie an Der 8aBn sreisnen; unb
siebt man eicfe ob, 70 fOmmt nur Elm Sufau
5u unsefibr 400 900 mirfIiten paiIasiercn.
gtab etsien Sbofobsn Su urtbeiIcn. mdrc
raS &siien ouf Gie9elbabnen nibt nur 70
iiher, foncern wirFIib fbsrsr ais auf YOf.
futItsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

SOiepb 3immsrIs. psIbcr su pittsburg
ess Nerrsss I'M Speitcn 9rao ibermisien
wntSe. III gu l2iibrisrr 3uttbausfrafe prr'
urIbsiIt pcrcen. Qrtbur GsnpOn, bes @Orb.
VnludcS auf ieine Srau uberwisfsn, wuros
81 3jibri9cr 9sfan9enfbaft psrurtbsilt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
SeuHii5cr Serfueb cine TamilEe 30 sers
ftDrcu.


Die Neuporfsr Sribuns berihtst. ba6 am
Iseteu Ocnneriias Qbeno eiu aIS Ns9sr per-
tlcioeter Mann am 9auie ucn eawper @ar'
nsr anricf uno bem Sscisnten Gin pidhen
ilberreitte. nit Der Semerfung oa6 e5 fir
WaGa @arnsr fsi, hberfdriebsn an SbOS.
8arncr, Gfq. CuertruuIib.) 0a 9r. @ar'
ncr jur 3eit abwefeno mar. 70 IisB bic Sa
mile ta5 Qdfhen unberubrt Iic9en, bis
errfelte BON philadelphia Surudeam. Na6'
Dem Srau @arnsr bas 2(usfebsn css Man.
res uno bsBsn Sstrasen 9efbilort bate,
bssann Serr @arner oaS Yddden 81 Of
nen, peItss porfidd9 in cine 3stun9 &c:
wifelt mar, uno Gin ifarfs5 MaboeanD
&dTbrn, NIT sinem Stisbosdel, fam gum
Scr1bein. 2us Srr Barnsr nun bielen
Ssdet nit 9rrber SorlI6t uno gang lang
fam aufftob, bsmsrfts or elm fbwabrs
blaueS Gibt uno befabI ou9snbIidIi6 fsiner
SdmiIie aus orm 6aufe Su fIieben. So9Icitb
perIieecn Que bic Stube unb mahten bic
Sbure binter iib Su, uno ebsn maten lie
ourb Die bintsre Stube in ben SOf 9eIanst,
ais cine furdterIihe grplOfCn llattfanc,
mOrauf iie um ea5 !SauS bsrum sinsen unb
bic porbere Stube in 8rano uno allie Sen
fern in Sttden Selfhmetcrt fanosn. Sa'
rauf 9in9en Srrr @orner unb anoere 9er
fOnen bineiu unb I6l6tsn baS Seucr, uno
naherm Der 8aub entfIobsn 10 ar, fane man
oa6 bic Srrnttbire ;erfdmsttcrt, bic Mit:
teIwano ein9cbrCbsn, uno Elm SiIo ppn
Sen. Baftin9ton II. bic Sblre BON SIu9s
our6bobrt paren. SaS fragIide &dfhen
war pcn Ger 9r66e elmer flenrn @iearren.
Der unb entbisIt cine flsine NIT puIur une
SIugS 9cfuIte Shdfe uno mebrere Sun.
Del 9tsibShncb6Ijer, wrIbe 70 born an9e.
bratt marsn, ca6 bsim 3uritfSieben beS
OsdeIs, an rs6en innsrr Seite Elm Stuf
Sonbpapier 9cIsimt mar, fib riefelben 70,
9Icib entSincen uno cine au9snbIidlibe
GrpIOiiCn Usrurfaben mu6tsn. Ser 9rCBen
Sorli6t oeS Ssrrn Barnsr bsim 3urlfSie.
ben beS DedeIS il feline unc feinsr Samiis
Ssttun9 iu perranfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
Sin Batter BON icincm sObu crmOrSet!

VIII SHteC ppU IetHCW SpUH ccHptpct!
Sn Birmingham 1T nsuIib fOIsenre al.
ibeuIite MOrbtbat unter nabfoIernben
ulmitdnbeu peribt woroen Gin bem Srun.
fe iebr er9ebcnsr Mann mar sineS So9eS
nit pfu9rn bsf6ifti9t nobel ruUn feinem
Sidbri9er SUbn be9lettstwurbe. Sur6 bas
Srinten BON bsrauitenem @etrdnfen Fam
es baIo 70 meit, baB Der Sater nibt mebr
pfIh9en fOnnte, ii6 nieeerIeete unb bic
Yferce ilebsn Iiss. Der &nabe fpannte bic
pferbe los, nobm ibnsn bas @sf6irr ab,
Iia6 Fe In ben GsfnI henah fh hAnn mad.
Dem 9aufe, psrfdaffte fib cine 2(rt, 9in9
nob Dem SeIee, uno, fhredIib Su faeen,
bieb ben &cpf feineS Satsrs sdnSGi9 pom
&umpfe ab!
Die uriate, wsIhe Der Gnabe fur bic
Se9ebun9 tisier raf&n Sbat aneibt. 1T
Die, ba6 fsin Sater Gin wertblofer Srunfen.
boIo 9ewefsn fei, uno caB er ibn sini9e Sage
uOrber. wdbreno ct betrunfen sewsfen, un9e.
rs6ter @eiie 9eltraft babe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Nuf ben 4tm 9uti fcu Su Yinsturo cinr
SrelbCSGn @onvcntiCn 9cboltcu mcrccn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Su SOiiOn fuusu in 8 Sassn mcbr ais
z5'ooo Sml9rontcn pUu europa anssIau9t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Ssi Der neuIitrn BobI in Sirginicn ba'
ben bic eOfofofCs turb llneiniefsit Der
g8bt9S cinioe Gon9reF9Iiebcr 9ewrnnru.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Man rsdnet, oaB i'm Staatc Sermcnt
aGidbrIItb funf MtaiOnsn Yfuno Msapsl,
Suder 9Cmadt wcieen. {:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Die gOIo. wno Silbrmincn in Muslonc
9abcn i'm SaDr 1S4S an Grle 0,OO0. 900
uno an SiIber $4,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Der G6rw. 8i6orc &cbsrts. bsi GtenS.
burg, pa, murce am l9ten QpriI ourb bas
tlmfaGIen eines Saumes act6cttt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10
selbitentiiinSnna.-(@ine sSarnnna.l

Der Columbia, eaneafsr So. Spy, mel,
oct ro6 Die Gartfobrif in Maretta, elmer
3erff6run9 nit fnappcr glOtb sntsan9cn
fei, inorm iib in eafsIben cine Suantitdt
9UbeIipdne, bic ourh Ssl Don cincm rinnen.
ocn SoB 9sf6wdn9crt marcn, pon feltft ent,
ihnrete. Ser Sbcroufieber BAT nadbsr cine
prCbe onaclfetlt incem sr einise SObeIipdne
in Clnen @imer that uno Sd cdrilbsr 9os
aIS in aneertbaIb Stunce carauf Der SnboIt
uno Der @imer frIbit in SIammen Faub. Die
fer umftano ioute befanut uuo man oo9e9en
auf feiner Sout feiu, Defenders bic StubI.
NADER, @obinetfbrsiner une 4ncere bic pcn
Sd pisl &ebrnuth mnhen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Sn Ych5piue UrrIan0cn bic &obIenar.
better b6bsren eobn uno baben ibrs Nrbcit
en9sitclt, bis ibrsr Sorosrun9 9enil9e &c
| fbiCbt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Nobe Wetforo. Nep SerIcp. murbe elm
iun9er Mann Namcns Davis. wether cine
Sampf Sd9mubls bsaufiibti9te. in bas
Malbincnwerf gsiC9en uno SerrilIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Die 9onie NnjabI SorsSfiue in Der Stact
gleupOrf i'm Sabr 1913 mar l5.9I9-ndm.
lid Sarbise perfOnen 1872; Minner, g.:
695 &natsn. 4.638 @eibr, 1928 ;
Mdobeu, 4,25l.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Saiwieoer elm Moro!-Gin 9ewif.
fer Scbu 8cnoou wuree in gtew gJorf auf
bic SrftuIoi9un9 perbaftet, baB er cinen
Mann Ramsus Siutoir Glpnr 9efdbrIib
usrwuncst babe, in Der Qbfbt, ibm eas Ge.,
ben 81 nebmen. GifHfubt fbrint tis ue
fade Der Sbat eemefcn su fein. 8sies
wCbntcn in cemfcbcn Saufs, uno ale Sen
cau @Ipne in einem Stlafjimmer nit Wr5
g. fano, erp atte fsin Sara9t uup cs sr.
fcI9ts bic bIuti9s Sbat.