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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

THE REMAINS OF JOHN PAUL JONES'.
Translated from the Journal du HavFs March 25.
W. lat, II amnou ICED that the Uuised States !
tliga.e IS Lawrence, conveyed to LOndou
the articles, OF American Industry destined |
for the universal exhibition, had alsoa COM
uussioA 10 take back To the Uuied State |
The Iemains of Commodore Paul Jones, |
now buried in Paris. A s as i
On that occasion is reported an anec-
dote about this celebrated man, lao was
the Dugay 1r0Wi1t of the New World.
Il was ia 7i9 during the war OF inde~
| peMdt ncs-thankS 10 the skil!lu ismeTity
.! his mamGuvre, and TO the superior sail.
ine of his fii aIe-Paul Jones had hap
PLY reach the port of Brest. He had escaped
ed the Elm iish cruiser who surveyed
p.ras & desired to he reVengsd OnIhe in
tret id sail or Tor gheImmense Iusses that had
been inflicted upon their navy aud their
commerce.
Paul Jones was received in our tirst mill.
tary port, with the distinction due to his
rank, and above all to his high repntatiOns
justified by celebrated actions. When his
his mission, which was to agree with the
F ench military authorities, had been ac-
complished, he fted the day Of his depars
Elure. 80 aasa sas m 81.
The night before, he went 10 the coffee
house OF La D0medle where all the marine
officers used to reunite All admired the
brave American captain sOme OF them we.e
ielons Of him. ~ - 4as = s.
A general conversation followed. they
: spoke Of the dangers that Paul Jones was
: 10 meet in trying to escape. for d second
Itirte, superior forces which ex psctsda ahia
= as sue prev. A young lieutenant OF th'
}. marine p Ond Of q great name, seemed &
J. seek 20 attack him by all1sious. first veilet
u but which, encouraged by the cold digni
+ " with which Paul Jones received them
EtsgsneTated soon into positive pfovoca
s s1tions. e6 ss ss4siN ss6 II
4 The American hero iesl nothing OF hl
:. self possession which was one Of the p ~
i lclpal traits Of his chaFacte. "LieutenaNt.
9 said le. 70 his aggressof, calu.lys bu. a@it
9 6rmness, 'my country lles llo, too man
g farms with a!l sf her childFsn. It's toF 4
q land not Ger vain quarrel that mist ,
= lpFodIgal ofnly blood. cannot have th
2 homer 81 cutting ny throat Waligou. ].
FL 10 this uneEpacted deelars tioias .. npl
p lmnF Of disapn nrohation. spreed between /
Z, y,oliceFs present. Paul Jones spoke aa lii
Ell alter having looked alonnd with icl
"a glanos which lie Cred tliehson hise,ssEs
sbr. s
@ "Sir said he Yen have provoked n
ae you. owe me- q lstaciion
na Tie lisnienant bowed. N
SIolif kntsala Pa 1ons - eg
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

ANECnoTE OF THE BATTLE OF NEw On
LEANs.-Oi the fur Generals in the Brit.
ish army ON the S,h, two We're killed on the
field, aud one was ssnt TO the fleet severely
wonud d. General Lambert escaped, but
he hal moi been mader tire that day. Gene
ri Kean, when carried of the field desper-
a,ety wounied. Iett his sword. aud il wac
= ck,I up by one ii the Iennesseahs, whe
were search NJ for mu,ke,s, and drought J
to Gen sral Jackson. When the wounded
G.neral received bis senses, his iirsl thought
u a at his weapon. lie despatched a Iole
10 General Jackson by young L,uisianiau
then u prisoner ia the Bri.isa fleet. reques
lug that search might be made for bis ; sort
Isavinui was the treasured gift Ot a ffieht
whs died Ia bate. ard backing the appea
EOy q reIerpnce Co she hsgh and chiSalr0ui
heeisna which Be well knew animated th'
sn1sflcan warrior. Mr. did he appeal Il
vain. eGo. said the hesb to Nc. Living
ton. ons u hia aids--.D Deliver bic sword Z
hhs British General. God forbid that .
lshauld withhold the eii, Ufa soldier from on
80 dese4sing Of i. - iss'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

An 4LLEqoRY.-A A summing bitd met. = =
BUTTERFLY, and being pleased with the ee .se llss
ty its person and the Flory Of us "'ns''
made an Offer ofPerpslual tfle ndshiP',Sy ~
u cannon lhink of" was the s. reply,
yousonce spurned me, and called me : o'&' !,
ing do I, , -
bird; II always entsr'aiuedaths hlghs5, Fsuo
.nectf,r such beautiful creatures y you' '..t;,sss
Perhaps you do now, : said the otnsF'
when Enu insuted me- was ee'erP'.,-..
So le, M give you piece. o. i've. 80 -,
,n.ult the humble, as they may sospe ses4 -
bscoma your suPer''rs' aa.i
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
trOr G:s Ya<OO Democrat.
LINES Fer AN ALBUM
TO N. v. 5.

When future years around you fling
Their deep and lingering blight;
Aud changed is every living thing
That once gave you dd.gh;
VIII. n d rkest cloud your sky ore casts:
Aud when your lamp Of life grows pale;
When bright visions Of the past,
TO cheer you in your sorrows, fail;
Then; if upon this Album fair,
One lingering look you cast;
Gaze OH iho name that's written there
And think his love will ever last. s4sa
ANXIOUS
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

The toHq'>lnt slary, ccntrtbutsd .by a
county lric,rd islOo good Ito be losr, III ush
It's raeinesss ay hal accord Wrth the exllts
sd tastes oflhe Miss Nancyiies, who dres
he legs Of their tai. les in fri.led pantalslle
md iamt over a nude eher1b.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

An order was received a. Port adams On
the l2th inst. ordering tho company of light
artillsFt undsr The command ~ tie galian
AIaios sherman, e Be 1islnonnisd. and the hor.
ses sold Allth8 il comp pa1lss . The aEng
have been dismountsd bhtt 70. which IRE o..
toned On tern .0ntis
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

take leave 81 9A1 the nsehdsnt. = y SO w.
have the goodness to follow tns9 Z hope
with my credit to beiahls q obtain foryu
tie permission Of enbarking with me. I
sail to morrow &C Che break oftts day.
Will ba al1acked lhy shpeEidF 1o5seS; BlIep e
an induhitabls fact. and / swear % you I
wi accept the combat. Eou viii be SsSt.
I'd ear me on the decdss Wee shallSeoea
who Of US both 1ifl trrua pale 6tst.a sVEills8
YIN do me that honor!" !".--e.
All the officers, 3ltdp66 gfahis strange
scencey had passed from lisatisfactseR .tQr
surprise, then 70 admifatioh u .g1g,g.gaW
The lieutenant out Of his senses, 1gaa'ga. .sss
ing to try TO answer him; bat immediatelIr
impnlsed by geasrons sentiment he Fad-Ta
vanced towards Paul JOnes. wi b bis hana .
extended. ae.siaals
Captain . sai1 hsy witllsa quick emdv
ton, 'l acknowledge errOD-ss FoEgivsemgos
folly, and honor ns lwiah your hisndshiP;at'
believe. saaaoEus 8 1iros.as s,s ezy
.Enough, enough, my brave ssyounggs
mar. interrupted the AmeieaH hero, sieS,s.E
ing the hand Of the lieutenant which hszsa
vigorously shook. aceording 70 EEglisH
fashion, ''let as be friends ~ se -.-.-.rs
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

wba, fuses people makes Habout Tups
: m1% y. ss;d Nrs. L6veaiI. 'Lor ne, when
my hush ,nd's boy Dick ru0d sAe sSS "a t - Z,
wssa beserted prentice, all iney olst : 'o1 = s,
him was ahs cent" .-,;..f.-<
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

+. 1,b.rs has been a sudden flood On the
vaughan stream in HAlIowsR. Maine ~oy
which the whiting mill was carried away
loss $4,000. and sl09O on fOads.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

70 II ...ss s sYs as eZE
They tel me an, changed, alas. sdi v
That indeed could change, 3a'
And meet that cold and distant eye
With eye as cold and strange; 5ss
But thou who all my heart hast seeuj
Aud witnessed u the past yea s3
Tbou shouIdst have felI could not change
Aud trusted TO the last. sqaF
What Thy name never sPakei -eeifss.s
To ears that must noI hear,
How deem within my mind il lived
How holyand how dear. -es.iss s-s.s-1y
Thou sllou DIST have read tue unnttsEea
Thoughts so - e5 .eoa
That did my bosom EIl. q i 5siisoasss8
And seen in every yearning throo' sl51 asl
Thy single image still.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

TRiAL FOR MURDER.-On SaiuIdaysnieh
tie l2rh inst., says The Richmond Whig. 10.
,hs Circnii Courtia Hanover county. Sime-
sm SOulhsr was ssnieucsd O. i've years I'M
pfisoninsnla il ths psniwniiary, iDt cruelty
be lling q id burning his slars, Whieh tesoli
tdsin deaihs batssn IS sgelaas e.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

;. Co.,znt tell the Di6sre'sos.--A .loaisFas
Got hold of green persimon' lWnl .sse5
re they are ripend by the trostlafs salo q
(. the mos, bitter and puckery trult knov 2 !.
He took the pers;mmon ontslds tue e.l'-
asr wall and commenced upon u ngi isAt1-s}
;nr mouthful of the frnii, which proves -
- Le in a state to frizzle bis hPs ana
tongue most provoking Vs. 8 ae1o3 -
..HoudO yon like it!'' inqniged the own. o. g.,
e. Of the garden, who had been g'1.Hl Watching
him. t. :. ..2.....,f.,. = go. =.
Tbe saliva was oozzing from the fellOV''a 2
.z..,,h and he was able dily % Gspiyi -
.sF4ow 40 look sabsr!l AMI NIisSllR 81
or singin?" VS. sgssss slia ssis1ara O.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
RULE, FOR HJME EDUCATION


l. From your childr,ns earliest infancy,
Incalculate the Necessity OF instant obedi
ence.
2. Qnite frmness with gen lene-s. Let
-, chllo,r"n always understand that yoa
mean exac,,,' wha..' V'u sag.
3 Never promise lhe.@' anything nn!f''
you are quite sure you can e. We S''' 90"
you pr-mise.
A. If vou tell a little child to do sonicc
thin5, show him how to do it. and see that
it is due.
s. Always pun sh yous chilreu for will
fully dlsobeylng you, bu. never pun. .shthem
in anger
6. Never let then: perceive that they
can vex you, or make yoa lose se.1-com'
maud.
2. If they give way to petulance and tenn.
per, wait till they are callp, and rheu gent
~ reason wi h them OH the improperly o
theit conduct
8. Remember that little present punish
ment when the occasion arises, is mu..l
more efIeclual than the threatening of
q, at,r punishment should tie fault be re
n.~ed.
9. Never give your children anything
because they cry for it.
10. On no ae cunt allow them to do a
one ume what you have lorbd"n, Jude
the like circumsta, ce, at aEother.
II. Tea, Ii laem tnat the only sure an
easv way to appear good is TO be god.
l2. Accuston them TO make their litil
p,n;t Is with ne:ect truth
13. Never allow of tai sbearing.
IA. .ea. ii th.m self aenGL not SeIf-i'adat
gence is the appointed, and the sure metI
Cd of occurring happiness.
Is. Guard them against the indulgen:
Of an angoy aud resentfu! spirit.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

Loves LAST REQUEsT Farewell,
ia ewell, II cried. "When / return Ihon'l
be my hrlds-tlll then be faithful; sweet
adleu--ln 81 ence OF f,l think OF you.
Tie glis:emug ears strained her bright
eyes-hsr thickening breath is choaked
with sighs-her tungue denies her 5Osom' :
sway.
"Farewell"' tore myself away.
"Oue moment stay" she stammereG oui
as quick as thought Iwueeled aboat.
"My angel speak can aught be dous
to comfor: thee when am gone? lii sent
thee specimens of art from every Euro. ,eaI
mart-l'l! sketch for thee each AIp;n,
scene. To let thee see where | have been
A stone from SYMPTOMS dreadful height
shall CRAFTY thy curious sight. I'll tIimI
the fiery Emma's side, TO bring HON,
treasures for my bride; and OH my life, eacI
ship hall bear double letter To my sair.
"Ah George tIle weeping angei said
and Oh my shoulder Tell her head-.'fo
cousataucy. my tears are hostage, but whe
you write, please pay the postage"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

Wvs~ER,ous N RIURDER- Inquest - Al inqueai
has been going on foratwOa days sPaqi.e ea tke -
body Of a, young Gevman leyears Of zee, ha1isio
ed Martin ssehNpn5 who died. On ThgEpds5s,
night at the charity Hospital, sehWan Wsstss,
ken. TO the hospital, on the night Of ths I4th
instant, BY some persons who found him voul-
ded IN the street, but knew n6k hoN wounds
were occasioned While lying at tie Hospital.
Schwan was intetrogalsd concerning he psEs
on who had stabbed. him. bae va unakls - =
give any other information than his Ossailaut
wore white pantaiobnss r - s4auss Al a.
horasr 70 ascertain thS eengs Of ydsal6 = s
postmortem examination vas restored to, and
Ia tracing up the wound from tie right sids
the buck. where the exterior oTifce ives ei.1.
ated, four inches Of the bls1s ol d tos 3 eissa
ldIik was found IN the wound. WI 3 56ia. e
lapisssd round towards tie veFlarBse. II ils
IehtraDee, this formidabla weapon had partially
serveged two os the ribs and punciured lie MD.
4 dlelObe Of TIE right Inns. Ths aslsnt
ths time Of his death, eou hsd macb e
Ipalnlh tie i6d of lhs R0uQ1 bli n.
i be a6l III atlsndahss EneT s eal
lay dnaistu1hsd = - luel,al s.
mdas foE is forced ensrnnts. Alesr dllll
tealEh. tie cOlonef slornsu1 :h a
10 find any Wines knew ~
fhe silFsv in r Ie krlfr Naan
e.IoIly lsa ~
. know nnylhine aboat eeulsaee,
eli S. s. sI.cs lad S s. cIEs. il.lol.. s
antnIirsIe .salasl s..
s Fl 4 sW - - -
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

TA.Iondou. Punch has been lined ten
mounds sterling, besides costs. iot nl-ile'Ols9
ly calicaluring Jew
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
A HUNDRED YaARs Aeo-A huudre,

A HUNDRED YEARS AGo-A hundred
years agn, stupid German mouarch reign.
ed over these United SialPs-then colonies
al Great BritaIn-aAd on the whole earth
with the exception of Switzerland, there was
moi a siagle republic of any presensions.
4 hundred years ago. the old French mon .
aIchy existed--lhe Ba. tile reared It's accur
srd lowers-Lpu;s XIV daIlied with infamous
wanlons. squandsred his suhjects' money.
aud blasphensd Ia his 0wn person the name
of man. Fifty years ago, the name of Ma
p"leon was still comparatively unknov,,.
Fifty years ago, the name OF Napoleon was
still comparatively unknown Filty years
ago, cotton mills had, Is Il we're. Just been
insenteds and RAILROADS. loc0lnolisess and
msgneaie telegrnphs wIefe pFnclically IN
k,.own. FllJ years aga. there we're seascs
hys milIions ofpeople il tie United Slatel
and tlhi0 wda almost as much Of q wilder
usss as Oregon u now. Fifty years agr
Washington was still living, and Clay,
Wellstsr ead Calhoan uere nalnes = gel
snknogn g iens.
4 Monz EkclTEnEs ne tlees upon tllo COD
mo6 hass become Is much disgusted Il IL
!. lats pfocesdings ofi ihs opponenla of las' q
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
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No paper will be discontinued until all
arrcarages are paid unle at the option
the publisher.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

All the officers, laitdp5b sfahis strange
scencey had passed from disatisfactsep To-
laurprise. then 10 admifafion. u -. !. =. !
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-17

AK lRIsHMAN inquired of conductor on
railroad car, for his biz Of baggage.
"What is it % inquired the conductor.
"Js the two crowbars and ihrihe OF
houdsaw ayont ye"
wAGGIsH candidate coming in The course
OF his canvass 10 a taihr's shop, "what We
look for here" said he, "are measures no,
men,
FEMALE RoBUERs.-The house of William
McCrea, at Blairsvlle, Indiana county, Pa,
was robbed last week OF $500, by two
women, mother and daughter, who esca.
ped,
THE KING OF NAPLES has not only pre-
vented his subjects fIom taking part in tho
London Exhibition, but lie will no, permit
any one Of them 10 visit the great Fair.
THERE are three preachers of the Gospel
in The Indiana State Prison, convicted Tor
hoTse-stealing
An Immense Cotton Stalk from Alabaras,
will be exhibited al the Worlds Fair,
The Plant was 90 feet high, ana toss IV9t
! bolis,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-17

irade TO see what could be done. Then
nothing could be done, for Mr. Paxton
(who is cne OF the busiest men in Englanc
whose very leisure would Kill man o
fashion with lis hard work) was off imme-
dlately to keep special appointment al
the tubular bridge over the Menai. After
hlS Journey the next morning, the conver-
sailon with his friend, the NJ p, was
Clruchrd by another and more than sualy
powerful burst oI that days issue from
Biackir;ars. His mind was made up;
sand" said the Duke of DpvoushIre, at a
recent public meeting at Bakewell, ~ me-
! vrr knew Mr.. Paxton resolve to undertake
what he did not fully accomplish" To
have engagements for every day in the
week in different parts of England and
Ireland, together with the management OF
the estate at Chatsworth, did not much
matter; there was still time TO be found for
concocting the plans and details of few
! square acres of building. Thursday morn
| ing, the 18Th Of June, found Mr.. Paxton at
/ Derby, seated as Chairman of the Works
/ and WavS Committee of the Midland Rail-
way-to try an offending pojnsman. This
] w uS 'hC liat ItiSNiV iIDIHtul IlF udi Dttl
able to secure since he resolved 10 plan the
| great building. At the end Of the table
stood the cuIprlt; and upon it, before the
/ Chairman, was inyitingly spread a virgin
! sheet of bl1iing paper. AS each witness
/ delivered his evidence, Mr.. Paxton appear
! ed to be taking notes with uncommon as
I siduity, and when the case closed. one OF
ms colleagues turned specially to him, say
/ my,
"AS you seem 10 have noted down the
! Whoir OF the evidence, We VIII take the
decElon IRON YOU"
ZINE truih Is" Whispered the Chair
man. - KNOW All about THIS affair already,
ha\Ihg accidentally learned every partlcu-
tar last nlEht. "iAlS," h" continued, hold
IN! up the paper, ''Is not DRAFT OF the
/ Polh'Snan,S case, but a design Tor the great
! ih"uS,r'al buiIdIhS TO be erected III Hyde
/ farN."
Inc polntsnan was let OF with a fine
/ and before evening the b!otung paper plan
| nad 'ouhd It's way INTO MT. fa%ton's office
at ChatSworlh. by the help OF that gem
/ Iieman'S ordinary assistance, elevations,
sections, worNinE details and specifications
were completed IN ten days.
When he made his next appearance at
the Derby station, at the end Of that time.
! Mr. Paxton had the complete plans under
/ his arm. There was not a minute 10 spare,
for the train was on the point # starting
and the Royal Con,aissjoarry m,. the next
morning, 50, taking his dinner in his pock-
ct, he entered carriage. Here, TO his
extreme DELIGHT, he found one Of the great
est and mos. influential engineers of the
. day--a member, moreover. Of the Royal
Commis,ion-who was going to London
by the sam" train.
"This is extraordinary lucky :" be eX-
claimed, "lor want YOU 10 look over a
few plans and a specification Of mine"
Accordingly the plans were unralIrd.-
"There they arr,n said the insnromptu ar
chitrct; ''Ioah them over and see if they
will do for the great building for 1851"
"For what p, asked thn cnrinoer lo,Lino
., his friend with the serio-comic sprprisr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-17
NATIONAL, HOTEL,
SHAM OKIN,

I9UI IlNI1DCI4 4ttIIVE NO1IIVJl Ut
TNfiE subscriber respectfully informs hlsiriends
IL and the public generally, that he has open
ed a new Hotel in the town OF Shamokln, Nor
thumberllnd county, on the corner Of Shamokin
and Commerce streets, nearly opposite TO the
House he formerly kept. He Is wei! prepared to
accommodate his guests, and is also provided
with good stabng, lie trusts his experience,
and strict attention TO business, will induce per-
sons visiting the coal region to continue the lib
sral patronage he has heretofore received.
WILLIAM WEAVER.
Shamokin, April Q, ls5O.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-17

II conservatory the new Plan, attached to s,vs
Of Nj. PaItln'I in DeEhysAsTe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
Cine 0iduberbaupr sefan9en.

Cleveland, %. 4priI. Cine larfe
Banee QefselOir 3espetooOs, melde leit
lanaer 3eit Sddfcn @ouufD in Mliti9an
beGdGlist uno Iib Sum Sbrrden oer 9anSsn
8eqeuo eemabt bate, III entItb Uerbaftet
uudoem iie taS Depot 81 Stiles III Srano
Su 1ceen usrfudt bdtten. SaIihmunSsrei,
pferceotsbfabl, 8ranoiliftun9. &aub uuc
Qlhnoerun9 maren bic 9slbmprurn 3rede
Der Banee. Gin neusr Heftut, ben man
,utrausuSppu ju ben 9ebeimen Beratbureen
osicaen, bat oen 9anSen GompIOt osrratben.
Ser pcrias Srsitoa mar Sur 8ebaftun9 Der
9onee feltqsfset uno eS wuree Gin Grira
tabnsuo nit elmer 9rc6en UnBabI Don QOli
tsi. gsomten uno @ebuIfrn ab9sianet. pon
osueu untermeas NbtbeiIun9sn nab allen
Soften ab9eiduct wurcen uno 70 9Clan9 es,
oaE man am SCnuabeuo Morqsn bel ga
oss Unbruh "a &creddt tioe pabaftet uup
in bic Nrrfrr rin9elpeut botte' unter ben
Gefauacncn befinecu Gt 3 Srieoensribtsr.
5 QerSte, Iidtcr uno a GCnffabelS. SIN
3aunibip 9eona fOu hd nidt Elm eius9er
SComter befiuoen, Der nibt in bic 8erbrc.
den bitIer Banoe prmifeIt wdre. Surb
cine Moibine, mrIhe bel einem Der 8er'
baftetrn 9Cfunbcu woroer, III Die @ntbedun9
aemaht, cnB OieIe IbsuBIibe 8ance bas
Scuer anaeIeat bat, eur6 wClbes eas De-
rot Su 5ctroit uno siu Bertb pon 100000
Sbaler vCrni6tet nCroen Iinb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
s1cgcrgcIct.

Sic 8 lawars ee9 s la t II + bat
in ibrcr tsetrn Srflion elm gefce palfirt,
wcnatb ieoer frcie Ns9cr oerr Mulatts, Der
aus eincm anosrn Staatc nab Delaware
fommt, cine @elobuBs ecn $50Sn erls9en
BAT. Sm Sau Der 3obIuuasunfdbi9feit
uno wcun tr nibt binnen funf Sa9sn Burg
fbaft ifetIsn faun, wiro Der bstreffsnoe Reeer
occr lRulatte auf RsCbnun9 oe5 Staatss
psrfauft uno oas 9cI6ite 8auf9sIe sur Bah
lung Der Snafs uno ROilen uerwenoet. &en
frsisr Ne9sr ODER RuIatte barf nab elmer
Gbmefenbeit Don 60 Sa9en in ben Staat
Surudfebrsn, ouBer fe psrIa1sn ibn ais
9iener, Watrofe ooer RauTsute pon MdrD:
LAMB. sic burfsn bri riuer Strofe BON $50
teiu 6iTcnttihes Meetjug, fei e5 in reIieiofen
Ooer anoern QnaeIs9enbeilcn, batten, auBer
in 8Tbineuu9 nit oerwsi6en 8evOIfernne.
Sbiffstnpitdne auf Dampf. Oeer Ss9eI.
fbiffen, babcn cine Shafe Don $200Su erle'
aru, wenu fie wiGentIib einen freien Ye9er
cosr MuIattsn in ben Staat brin9en oosr
bncn ufibrcm Sdiifc Elm Eager Ccer Mee.
ting 9eitdttcn.
g8aS wiuoe Die Ser. ct. Gcgieruna IA
aen, wcnu Der 8afer Sauliin |. sin dbnIihs5
@rIse qeasn Die wsi6e omerifanifbe Sats
erlieBe SrsiIib ou6 in freien 8epubIiFsn
fbeint co5 YruSip @in0dn9 su iinben Ser
Sbwdbere mus Dem Stdrferen meitbcn.
Sas mittslallerlibe Sduiirebt fiubet. Swdr
stra5 mUterniitrt, rcd ubHuu Gin9an9,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
Gin SSGrcu : Yitt.

Ser nGoweu Courier" srSdblt fOGsenoes
fpa6ige Gbentcuer:
Qls Sr. SalUman Gieo Don SOrfet. Scr:
mont, por stltbsn Sa9en unfcrn isiner 2Sob
nun9 nit SoISbauen bsfbdfti9t mar, fam
uuuTfebrnS Gin GROCER Sdr binter ibm Der
arGtbtbGn, IN Der au9rufheinIibcn Qbf6t
Icinem Qrbeiten @inbaIt Su tbun. 9IudIi:
cberneiIe bemsrfte Sr. &teo ben unbebcIfe
ncn @aft 5ritt9 9enu9r UNI lbm ote Art an
ben Gopf Su fbIeueern, perfebIte tDn aber,
uno Der 8dr ridte ibm nun Su einem Sauf'
fampfe sibt auf oen 9cib. SaIoman Bate
mittIerwtiIs eincn tiltttgcn 8uhpptl auf9e'
raft, wOmtt or Meilter pee 70 Ian9e beIa'
bVtirte, bis Der Enippsl Serbrat; ieet gtugS
0anb Su Sano, aber 70 gut SaIomaH aub
fsiue Sduife esbraubte, fOnnte er Suteet iib
Der SGrtIiden lmarmun9 eeS untbirs ntht
ldn0er erwrbren uno balo ROTTEN bCioe, feft
lmfblunarn, ouf bsm 8eoen; bier aber
aenann Sotoman feinem tdppiaen 9e9ner
oen Scrtbeil al, uno sbe fib6 oicfer perfab,
bate CT tbn unter Gi6, pUrauf ct ibm dut
ben &u6en fpran9, an Zen Sbren faBte une
ibm ben &opf 9e9en ben Soeen erudte.
Ser 8dr fubte Smar nit Der ungerpcbnten
St Sa 5e Se'GH & n USS UtRSS Su6 SGSt gfe Sfs au @s
QufentbottSOrte gum Srubfade fir feline
Sun9sn 9etra9en Su wereeu. gro6e Rraft
uerlieb, bcmmte oss tlntbiers eauf 70 gut
rr fOnnts, bis ouf fcin &ufsn fein Sobn 5u
Sulfe fam, wrldsr NIT stIibsn Irtbisben
Dem Sdr ben &opf ipaItste. tSr. &ieo, Der
bti Der SoIserst nur eint9e unbeeeutsnoe
&robWrnbsn cbaItrn bate, fdIeppte nit
Sulfe isines ScbneS ten 9sfalIenen Scino
ais Sit9StrOpbde nnb ,Saus, mo er i'm
nod am ndmibsn Sage ouswoiocte uno
ium Samiienvnbrau6 einiaIhte.- = (Nentr.