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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18


did TO make snch stir in the world and give occa-
sion for its everlasting song Of" Katy did7' Nol
Well, u7e have and here is its answer:
THE KATYDID's ANSWER TO KATY.
On, Katy, dear you know you did, al midnights s.
lent hour,
Steal softly 'hro the moonlight to this my pleasant
And here beneath its vines and leaves, by blushing
roses hid,
You met the man yon love- Katy you did. you know
you did.
And here you leaned upon his breast, his arm wss
round your waist
Your hand was locked in his Kate, and when he stoop
ed 70 taste
Tie nectar that was on your lip how gentle was lie
chid
You loved to hear his whispered vows you did you
know you did.
The moon was IN the SKY, Kate, thestars were watch
The gentle breath OF summer night was sporting in
your hair;
Ilstered to your words, Kate, though-so:t and low
they fcTl.
/ heard them every one, Kate, and IL would, eoad
tell
Bat nevsr fear me, gentle one, nor waste thought OF
tear,
Les, should whisper uhatI heard in any n,ogsal
I Only sport among the boughs, and Ike spirit
hid.
ih:nk On what saw and heard, and laugh out
Katy lid
see among the leaves here, when evening zephyrs
sigh
And those that listen 70 my voice, ] love to nysrfy
never tell them all know, alho Hgh I'm often bid
l laugh at curiosity and ehirruP Katy did
IwOuld not make you blush. Kate, your inuocenee
know
know your spotless purity is Ike the virgin
And YET you'd better notKate, altho you hin! your
hid,
YOU did.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18

u We received the following yesterday from
an adventurous Californian -
Dear Duchy.-Here am at last, out OF mon
ey, out Of health, and nearly cut Of breechcs for
dinner to day, I whitfield the table-in o her
words, pined for food If you have hammy
knife to spare. pl, ase forward. and give me the
first smell of good meat have had since l left
New York.
Yours, till TO morrow, when I suppose. viii
belong TO Tho grar~.-A rea4A p
MoCuiaan's Gulch, California, August 25.
1852.
People in hurry to get rich. would act wisely
by cutting out The above, and pasting the same
on their hats or rncnory.-N. 7. Ddctman
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18

ETA Ira, e.er IN Lngland oil serving peasant
at work. and seeing that he was taking it remark
ably easy, said 10 him. . by iriehd' you don
appear to sweat any. =" n.y. no, master SIX
shiIlinss aint swoatin' wages
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18
Gales gm0 ghtt;bcs.
THE BACHELo mis- TAX Z
Or how Jonas jerks was Astonishcd'
BY LUCY LINwooD.

The hero OF our sketch we will call Jonas jerks
natural feeling of sympathy forb;ds our using
his real name and as ne is an extremely sensitive
cd gentleman, he might not care to be made
subject Of merrinent for our readers
Jonas jerks was what all the world would call
a clever fellow but beyond that, his good
qualities were few. He was lookedup with the
same feeling that you would regard the stump of
an old tree that neither bore leaves to shade you
In the summer, nor fruit TO pay for its keeping
through the winter. He was styled neither wise
useful, nor agreeable. He was not agreeable be-
cause he did not make notwithstanding TO the
ladies. He was not useful, for he never looked
beyond his immediate personal wants; and lie
showed great lack of wisdom in living forty years
alone when he might have been blessed with
Gods best gift to man"-woman. He did not
acquire wealth, because it needed two heads like
his TO make money and take care oft. He was
ever dropping his buttonsin the street, apd spend
ing money for pias he wore hissstockings with
out heels or toes, and ate from BRyashed dishes
day by day, all for wssaPf { tti sfrgy to look
around for wifsss
Sc s.i', s1sS. s'. f.. ! sss'
pakesn s1>Bent< who who
!: a: 80: J. ::
oroaohing oveal pskins d0wnoast
and sad.
5o,.e said he 81 think know what ails
you" -,
..what makes you think anything ails me g
grufhy replied the bachelor.
Because you are not lively and happy You
are lonely and want society. No one can ENJOY
life without some friends. In short, you 1rG'if
,cife and my advice to you is to get marr1ed-
All, that is a very good advice, my friend :;
but have got along these forty years without a
wife, and guess shall have TO finish out the
rest in the same way"
Because you have been fool forty years is
no reason why you must be greater one for the
next forty, or as many as you may live, which 1
think, is quite as likely to be sixty
HEN well; Gesting aside) do teiive i'll
had taken wife twenty yeare ago, / should nave
been quite as well for it now; but who would
think of marrying an old fashioned man with the
wrinkles on his checks of forty winters &!
40, that is nothing against you. There Is
many smart damsel who would jump at the
chance to sign herself Mrs. jerks"
a. don't want an old maid any how Ii
ever do get wife. will go out of the family for
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18

ings'' is supposed to do business strictly on the
cash principle,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18

u Hear the Dayton Gs4ette again. The edi-
tor viii have much to for in the good time
coming, when Women's Rights shall rule the
day;
"If young woman wishes TO have herself
Published as :" fascina ing, beautiful and accom-
p'ishod,' let her Pack Up her Lest clothes in
dirty towel, crawl out of the back up stairs WIN
dow some dark, rainy night, and elope with the
man that feeds and curries her fathers horses.
It's big price TO pay for compliments bat 1t
will bring them just sure as dirty rain barrel
viii begct mosquitoes. In fact, ensver knew
woman to make fo,l of herself in any way
without enhancing her charms two or three nun
dred per cent. by the time her case got INTO the
papers"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18

~ The idea ofhappiness differs with different
people. a fortune hunter once wrote to af lend /;
:. Cong ulate me, Henry, fer am the apFiest
beng in the world. I married yesterday, and
VIII soon reach the scene Of Terrestrial biss-lots
of money and fool for wife. "
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18
The Thiaf and the Dutolman.

A Dutchman once called upon Friend Hopper,
and said:
A tief have stole mine goots. They tell me
you can help me, may be"
Upon inquiring the when and the where, Friend
Hopper concluded chat The articles had been sto-
len by q man who he happened to know The police
had taken up a few hours previous. But being
disposed to amuse himself he inquired very seri-
onsly:
- What time of the moon was it when the
goods were stolen ~
Having received information concerning that
particular, he took a slate and began to cypher
diligently. Af,er while he looked up, and pro-
nouuccd in very oracular manner:
"Thou wilt find thy goods
Shall I find mine goots?' exclaimed the de-
lighted Dutchman and where Is de tef?'
=. Art thou quite sure about the moon !'' in
quired the pretended magician.
Being assured there was no mistake on that
point, he ciphered again for few minutes, and
hen answered:
.' Thou vii. find the thief in the hands Of the
police"
The Dutchman went away, evidently inspired
with profound reverence. Having found his goods
and thief according TO prediction, he returned
and asked for private interview.
Tell me dat secret" >" said he, q and viii pay
you a heap Of monish"
=. What secret ?" inquired Friend Hopper.
a.TeH me how you know viii find mine
goots, and where I viii find de ticf,' rejoined
he.
THE plain truth is, guessed it." was the
reply because had heard there was thief
at the police Office with such goods as thou des-
cribed.'
e Bnt what for you ask about de moon g IN
quired the Dutchmaa. Z" You make figures and
den you say you yysll@ind de gods. You make
figures agar. .apdeacn you ten me where de tief
is. I go, and fnfF pine goods and de tiefjust as
you say. TEL sDlS how youSo, dat, and VIII
pay you & heap oitmonish." "
Though repeatedly assured that n wasdo
only for Joke, he welt away unsatisfed;; and
to the day Of his deatkhe fully believed nat the
facetious Quaker wac conjureg.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18
Z E R NJ s.:
geIett 0ortrp.

From HeAHGny Stafe Register.
Didst ask the insect tattIer what Katy really
did make snch stir in the world and give occa-
sion for its everlasting song Of" Katy did?7 Nol
Well, lee have and here is its answer:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
u c orb ~:

gm lebten Scnntas @benS, in b;eIrr Stabt,
an rrr guS5etruns, Sr. Scbn Seip, in BEN
30er Satrrn ieincS Filters.
(Ourh 9altrr SS. Il. SSlfriH.)
glm 5trn NcS., in sEcgfnturs, an Gnt;iin-
buns prs 2eiteS, e Zen Sitila, GB6trr6m
opn Scnas mp Gutbarina SGubmaGrr, alt 25
Sage.
9lm t5trn, in @ciBrnturs, am gruTfieter,
4manp "A, 9S6terIcin srn Gbrilttan unp Glis
iatetb 5enittrmaGer, i'm Alter bon s., 8 Nt.
mp IA Gag.
2lm H., in erwGin, an glltcrfI6mG6e, 81 a.
ria GliIabetb &p6er, gGittpe BON Ss
mon &r6er. i'm glltsr spn 80 Sabr, 9 WUnat,
16 Gag. Sie binterlieb 81 9fahtrnmrn.
glm l7tcn, in epn9Idwamm, an 0i&t, N r.
8aretba Mario, SS6terlen srn gStaianl
unr Setefa SEeilsr, alt 1 Sabr, 3 Wcuat, 6 Gag.
9lm 20fen, in gpnn Saunidip, I'M g8c6enbett,
Sea Bro t, GbeSattin scn Saecb SrObf, i'm
@Iter BON 43 Sabr unb Olrnat. Gle binter.
lieB ~ &inrrr Die i9rem Sinsang na6wrinsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
Seffreib uno bic Siirfei.

Der 9. ct. GpnIm Sancrrs 3u 9rnbrn BAT
unterm IS. glpS. an BEN q. q. 5eralo rinen in.
tereRanten Srief fpl9cnben SnbaltS 9cl6rietcn:
,,Sie biirfen jebc@ nidt ~ brm S6uec fcm>
men, bae SfuBlanp baS 5nnbelu Gurupas aan,
unb gar tpntrClliren tSnne. Dcnn i6h rseis, ba6
bic SiCrte 5ranfrei@ unb Gnslan6 rrIuht bat,
bic glsatralitdt bon Seltrei6 gu sarantirrn unb
pap f pa9et onsefdtrt Bat, bag cine chen 70 larte
Strettmabt ertCreerli@ Iei, ben Niiden Smrr Yas
f9as, eesen einen plSblitcn QnsrifT Der 5lfrridis
fHen ObierpatcnssgI sgIrmee, su bedcr, ais &C erfcrs
bern tuarbs, in bas Ser; llnsarns ,u marIdiren. :
Sd trfib aud bae bic Yforte SeifreiG benadrd,s
tigt bat, bab fe, penn eS feline Strettrdfte nidft
Suriidiebt unb penn Gnslanb unb Sranfreib bei-
fen Neatralitat ntdt sarantrt, ben &riea aeaen
baHelbe srtlaren nil unp, paB SeItrci6 nidjt ais
ntntrel betra6tet iprrben fSnne, 70 Iansr ais es
cine srcee armsr an bren Grdn;cn untcrbSlt, mel.
Ns Die unterbaltune elmer fben 70 ltarten 2lrmee
duF ospa6ung nptbwenbiS madt.
.sSlS baten yladriaten, bae ScIIutE's gscnt
0u SUAI@nttnOsst often enpEansen tpOrbsn ilt nnb,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
Nie tiirfifd,c NSntht. !.

gSatrenp gprtI6nfpf'S Ma6t IN rer Balla6ei
burh &rantbct unp anpere llrIa6sn auf $4,000
Mann repu,rt 1T, teilrtt bic tiirtiI6e Naft aus
fclssnpen :-Smcr 9ai6a'S armee Sablt 170,s
900 Nann nit GAG 6anpnen; bic SaIatunsrn
Der 9rnau entlans 10000 Mdnn NIT 2600 &a>
npnrn Der 9teicrSe $4,000 Man nit so Sa>
nonen. Selim palta's @ruiee in 9lnubplta
(aiiem sG6lt $4,000 Nlann init 80 Sancnen
bic sarmcc BON 9lbri 9aI3a in gtiien $4,000
Mann NIT t25 Shrnen. 2tlIr su1ammen in
alicn unp an frr Gpnau $4,000 Nlann nit
5000 Sanrncn. llnb pa Der relisiblr 5anatiss
mus Der 3iirfen eripcdt II. 10 afautt man, pae i'm
l6limmItcn 5al nod 100000 mebr untsr itrs
SABINE sebra6t rrrben fSnnen. lleter bic ben
9tuNcn nr6 su @rtrte ite9cnpr Madt 1T man
nlebr m Ounfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
SDlbaten bon 1912 !!

Slaaridt III btcmit ertbeitt an allf gsrfeRfH
srcbntait In 2e&a Gaunts, tpettht BEN Der. Staas
ten tn itgshe einer militdrilaen Qaae, 5u trssns
elmer 3eit rdtreile ren &rtrs ron 1912, ,-stefir
sene onbem 8tiesen, felt 1886 eebisnt tattns
bab cine yfational GcnSsnticH fsifsT GeISatfn,
Cber ibrer Dslesaten, setalten irerbsn fea In beT
Stabt pbilabelpbia, auf BEN 3tm Sunuor, nSdt>
Tens, gu bsm Gnbpped, unter aHeern DinssriI
Nittel unc gGese gu ersrsifen um S!ttiGrften ptr
ben Gcneree gu brinsti,, alien fclGtn Soltatsn
cher ibrtn seisbmdeissu Grbsn, 160 adsr eanr
gu erlauben. STR isib sattr srrNIih erIu6t, sud,
am @aiibauIe BON 9. gB. 6 d b a d, In alirns
totpn, superlammeln, auf Samltaes hen 10. DEE
esnibsr, nd6fsne. UNI DelrSatfu aur btldsten Na<
tional GOnSentiOn 3u frnrnurH.
Capt. 8. z. Ruht, dpam psefsf,
Capt. Gelcmeu Gtedtl, Wiebaa Sthauef,
@tcras 6tipe+j deam iocrtf,
SRartiu Gdrpsus, 1apio 6cuf,
dnertas !6lrs, Daniel Ghneiesr,
Satcb I0cbr, Gclcmcn eutos, s:i
gscr9s 6aterad;rj beurp 9sihert,
esenarb Saesl, Cart. a6r. Gan9erpsrj
Sartbrtcmtlp 3allist Safce 6eipet,
Sanus ocrn, Scbu SRcbr:
Ysttr Srcrsu,
Rcremter 30. 2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

DreiIe in SEllentaun am Dienitao.
Chr llew i1rar 1851.
(Ourth 9lafcr g1. 4. 6clf


On the first Of January next, "GLEAsoN's s
Pictorial" will commence its SIXTH VOL
UME, and will appear vastly improved in all
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both in the artistic and literary departments.
The same brilliant host of contributors and
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the proprietor to produce by far the finest
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Thee Columns of the"Pictorial will constant
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given. with numerous specimens from the
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fish of the sea, will present in its mcchani-
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1t will contain fifteen hundred and sixty four
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a mammoth weekly paper of sixteen octave
pages.
Terms Three dollars per annum.
Published every SATURDAY, by
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Corner of Tremant and Bromfeld Streets,
BosToN, Mass.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
8rieHtfe.

Cine eiiieocr Yriefs pslbe biswm lsstsn DicnIfoo
9N orssn auf Dem bief9sn YOltamte lissSn sebtit:
ben iino.
gR. 9. at6ri9bt, 9asuGen gaor, S6sciab 9iSbina,
8 . Sitit, pbtlip SeibL, gRidhae prco, gB 8lanf,
3 Vcblen, Ycter Balbas, sDatbias 8leatb, Sulanno
Sraocr, SRarp 8suocr, @li,a 9ittina, Daniel Glaue.
8cicno Gbarmico, 8iharo Dcilr, 0B 8 Davis, Gbos
Oautert gRiaiam Gs9s, aoom Gpp, Garclins g
Gn9lsman, Sclcmcn Srcs, 8, Gbartes Sinf, pbilip
Slnt Sefs Suftlman, SQitbaSt Sricoenbsrscr, Daniel
6astnssr, @en S 5lcrp eutinpa 5etbsrclt SJaatilca
8 Ssssr, 9BIlIiam Gan9wers, Daniel @scroe, 1nlan:
oas D SresHcruott, Il G5ricfmsr, gttrr iouter, G
Sartnan, @erparo .oenlan, 8 R 6eilt, Gtcrae 6alI,
Daniel otlIt9ae, Suanna 6edman, Gatbariue S6ab,
San,ss Rin9tdoe, g SJa aalc, 9atsntiue AnulI, SQr
8ledner, Butehsrs Reubcn Rnau6, S0spb Red, NJaria
Snsrr, Caroline Soblsr, g 98 Gong, eafapstte eene
Schab eens, 9briffiana gR esbr, Charles sIiobae,
D SRspers, Scuobon WilIer, Glias Olers, 9ec SRil:
Ter, Nlattloa Wier, eeuiia SRsptrs, 9B Sberlp 2, 8
perfcn, Samuel 3ctb, Gpbram Rbeaos, 9R % 9Rits
ter. Wrs ann 8ube, Nlatban Sip 2, Sciepb Sbif.
ttrt bsnrp Ststttsr, 9mith, Gctsrt Stsdel, benrp
5trstl, Srael Senfctoth, Oil Stsdd 5, 2beres 81:
mems, Sarab Sipls, SRsutsn &rCrsl. 6 y Srcrsi, e
S @ri9bt, Tster gBeitCl, Samss 94saper, Sbcmas
gSels, gseil Go, Sascb gSsiant. Csc qBbiis, @sa
: gScIf N1arp gSsnbs, 8 9 Fauosr, Charles Fan.
osr, pstsr NCun9, O1otbonid yet ORarp Dunbt
N. G. 5crnted, 9. W.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
QGbieS' 0re6@0iiter.

Cine Srree Sariftat bon Seipsn unb anbtre
Dreb'@iitrr, prIdf bic llnterSei6nsten neulidb In
NeuYort sefauft baben, porauf iie beicnoers Die
aufmerflamteit Der 2dpiss in ter Start unb In,
eance lrnfen, unb no fr frlsnft trtamte @ir
ter finben ptrben:
Srobe be Rbein, Qlai6 uno reiGseolorir.
te gno fdpparae Seioe fir Orebes (;
fbpar3e uno eolorirts Sren6 Merinos I;
Gobur9s uno &bbet Sub Wobair
uro Silf 98arp, ale Sdrben Wotis be
SainS uno WouS 2ebs0e.
@ rim uno Henin9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
sc q 6 / | 6 t
December Z.

wirb Niermit 8s9cten, baB bic llnter;ei6neten ale
9lrmtniiratcrs pUn Der Sintrla1enI6aft prs Serr
itcrtcnen Saepb 5enferma6er, lestbin
orn egnn 3aunihtp, Ge6a Gaunts, rrnannt wrrs
BEN iinr. Ollie biejeni9en paber wel6e nod an te-
Iaste SintrrIaiIrnidaft Idulps linp, iinp tirrmit
aufgefcrpsrt innrrtalb S8p6rn bel ben tlntsrs
SeifnSten an;urufrn unS ot3ute,abtn. llnb fol.
DIE bic nod rcGtmdbise 5crperunsrn batst, iinp
ebenfalls criud,t Sielelte innerbalb Der tsId9ten
3eit weblte1attst etnSdbdnbi8en an
Mi6ael 9au6ner, orS,ors
Seremta6 Senitermader, "o'OFS'
December Z. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

bab bic gforts aus Der 9tatIa6e frin @ebeimnib
maht, bae trenn Selreid leine Grurptn nidst su-
riidSiebt, pper england unp 6ranfrei6 feinrr 6cr>
beruns fir zine @arantie Der 9eutraIitdt Sef-
rei6S nidt stniisen ipirp, Schutb mad Gpnfanti-
nrpel etn9eluben unp an bic Spise elmer farfen
Dipiiicn sslelt rprrben fcll, tim mad lln9arn gu
n,orfdireu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
IrDfene 9Sddrell.

Die rlnter1arfbtnen finb neuli@ BON gleugeri
unb Ytiapelpbta ;uradsetebrt, NIT einent srcBrn
Stpd ron nsurm StYl Srn Staple uub Saney
Drses@dter, welfe lie an ben allernierrtsitsn
preeen gum gsrtauf anbisten.
Srim uno &eninoer.
@ltentCtrn, Dec. z. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
Sefentlt6e Senbu.

Im Dienfag ben 27iten December, um llGr
gladmittass, ica am Saule BON SenrY SO e
anp, in SbrrsNflfcrb SaunI4ip, Qeda Gounty,
fcl9enoe artitel-baS Gi9rntbum bss Srritcrtrs
men SenrY S6mcYrr -Hfentli6 Scrfauft mrrren {:
OreiYiertel 9tdrr Saamen auf Dem Selb, rin
Bureau, Diem nit 8cbr, cine Qptt Bidder, Elm
Gid, S6ubfarren, cine 9ctt Maurrrs @eIGirr,
cine "a Stunpensllbr, 6lerunssfiide, cine &ilte,
Sett unb Settlab, uns nod anpere glrtifsl gu unit
Itdnblid gu melpen.
Die grrin9un9cn AM Gerfaufsta9s unb aufs
Wurtltn9 pcn
Same6 6aine, Qbm'or.
Oecember7. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
pri to frk auf
bon fhdbbdrem Sioenthr

bon bdsbarem Gi9entbum.
tintcr,ei6netsr pinI6t bur6 prisat Sanbcl
fUISenbes i6dbtare Gisentbum 5u Sertaufcn:
geo. 1. Gin f6debarer Strib eanb,
selrsen in SibsgBbeitbatf 5aunidbip, qeda galin.
tp, 9ran,enb an 9anb BON Simpn MaYsr, qcren,
S4dab, peter 8infsr, Scbn Straue, Sen. @utb,
@an9eirer uno Sernan, unb an cine Gffentlide
SGuIseptte, entbaltsnp I 2 glder, ntebr abrr ipr-
niger. Die SerbeBerlmsen linb elm
RxzA Ginit6fi9eS Srdms@obnbaus,
I;ii;I 5rdm-S -SGeuer mb anbrrc QuIenoebdu-
sss be. Guf Dem eanre N Elm @esfel-
8aumsarten unb anbers SblttGume.
: SO. 2. Gine 9otte 9anb,
gelesen In Norb- -gDtelftau 9aunIdbip, In b.iaas
tenn @aunty; 9r6n3snb an enno bon DaSib Del
Gp, Sanusl S9nef, DaSib Reinbarb unb bic Sf-
fentli4e Sraee BON Simgn Niayrr's @ait6aule
mad SHnrdspille fiibrenb; entbaltenb 8 older
nebr poer tpenigT. Das 2anb IN In einen, a,ts
ten Gultur3ultanbe nnb ii6erbaupt Der @ufmert.
Iamfeit bon SaufEuiii9en perth.
Die Sebnsungsn icfIen Iribt eenadt tper6en,
ttno ss III bIss Sas sbenalise Gisentbum bss SObn
rorea.
8aufIuffige fSnnrn bas gIS6ere erfabret trsnn
iie bei 8 bn N limit d in We6aniesb,ira, an.
rufen, Der aud piaiS pas Gigentbum psnlslken
;eissn tpirp.
Benjamin Gernnerer.
Oetentter Z. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
Wurack rcn Nllonanll

{" Oas 9roBte Ifcrtement bon &nas
tsn:an,d9su 1T inmer gu fncsn in 6. Matlad's
Manns nnO Snatcn 8ltipuu9ss sGtatlitmsnt, SIC. BOG
Olartt Sross, brittle Sbdre ebsrbalb rcr gcunWR,
p1dacclpbio. (Sspt28 na3NR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
9 6 III ia T..

Der llntrrI6riebene sibt biermit giadri6t, bae
er am t7ten Gag December am @aittauIe BON
solomon sober; unb am 24itrn Dccrms
Der an 0aittauIe bon @euten S6dffer,
beire SldBe in NepersMlforb Saunl6ip, Gedba
Garntp, 9eSenwartis icin wirO, um ben S6ultor
in Gmpfans 3a nrbmen, pie cs bic @rIeBe crfors
bern.
8ilIiam 6. R6oer, S6aem.
December Z. uo3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
Der
2utbert16e Rdlen6er

fur oas S br 1854,
teruusscseten ocn Yuifct 8rcbff, in aaentrrpn. 80.
ST tcBt sesrudt un6 tcim @rUeen unb Ssleinen
i'm Su6fpbr ees ,,gatripten'' au tabut. DIR
Sntalt eeiftlben 1T ieBr rri66aItta, inbem man
barin dllrs @etpSbnl6s In rinrna GaIsnt ftnbrt
une NOD cine srpee anjabf betebrmbsr 9IuflSst,
unter benrn mir fclSents antGbrn
Glpas dber bic geIbidbte Der Csntirmoticn.
SQue man Sur Stride sebSren, UNI itIia iu rrerben
9So Der Smfd istnen GauIen binfhrettt
Daft man in gietbfaIen tdeeu
,,SJait ben 94Slisn mus man beuIsn."
TebIer uno Sdnom.
Der @sttctbabn duf oer Rirtbe,
paulus lutberifh 9cpcroen.
,,08ioer nietnen 8eriianp."
Deutfh lelen ternen.
eute 3eidbsn Der 3eit.
gser ntdt 9laubt, piro psrbammt Iperoea
Das dbrilfllcbe ,Sirbsniabr.
Statistit Der eutberiitbsn airdbe.
@srJsi6ni6 crr eutbsrihen preoiasr in 4fheriFo
tfub ucb 500 aubsrs GuffSec.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
SDeben er6dltet

Cine 8rcBr austpabl S6ul., @cI6i6tSsS
der, II. (. w.-Sc pie alls 9lrten S6rcib. Rate,
rialen, 9ort'0fcnnis, gSanb- papicr, 5afrln, Ga.
lenosr, unS furd alleS mas in rieIrs Sad elm.
iala9t bel
&ed, Sutb uno Srerler.
December Z. 3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

Die SoEne besYr r.pbrtcn, rrren in
Der leBtrn Belt bdufg GrrGbnuns 9eI6at, pirb
auf Der SCpbirnmci6ee gu Grnaantinoprl iepct.
mai oufsrpaan;t, rpenn Die 9fprtc elmer friitli-
6rn MlaGt ben Gries ertlGrt fat. .SctOlr lir
ben 9luscn ber Mu1rlmGnnrr rntbGlt 1T, ira jerer
paHenfibise Mam Serpfi6tet lein, in ben Stampf
gu srbrn. Der srbtitbIas cinrS Gtriilcn 1T Won
piciem auscntlid an cine 9eGeiIiste Sadie. Sei
Der bcSntaliscn 9luSiiedun9 rrrbrn bic Nuftis jcs
bod in aQrn Mcideen Srrfinpisen, paB bic Sab.
ne reS Yrcpteten nur sescn Die 9tuiien ,um 6ampf
ruff unb baB alle dGriscn Gbrien sri6rnt mcrs
ren Icllen. Inter feinen llmldnben parf baS 9us
&c zines lln9ldutscn bcr 5atnc nnli6tis rcrren.
sGia man pieIe lrbtcrc Scrl6rift tcptadten, ic
trirb man rc9rn Der sieIen in GCnlantincrrt Ice
tenpen Gtriifen bic 5abne nidt GffentliG auf Der
WcIder alSlleten biirfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

Smer YaI6a.-DnS 'Scurnal rrS De-
bats lefert iibrr pieIen bebeutrnben Wunn, Ben
SberteIeblsbaber Der tiirdi6en Drnaus9lrmsr,
fclgenbe intere1ante Nadri6ten: Smer gol6u
wurpe I'M Sabr 1901 in 6rcatiCn sebrrrn, rmb
mar benma6 Ssitreidii6er llntertban. Sein ia.
mlirnname 1T 2attas. Sein Sater mar Sieegcu<
S:rnSr pcs trcotil6en Streiirs Ssulni; ien Sbcinl
mar Elm Yrieiter Der llnirten @riediden &ir6c.-
Gr ipurbr Icbr jung in Die matbematiI6e Shulc
Spn 9burn beY &arlitart in Siebentiirgen aufsrs
ncnnen, unb nadpem CT ieine Stuprn nit 9IuS-
;ednung Spllenbrt tatte frat er in pas Gcrps fir
Sridrn unb Gbouliernbalf, ipeI6cS in SeTrcd,
auf miIitGriidem 5uee rraanilirt 10. Sm Sabr
1880 scrlicB CT III 5clac rinrS Streites nit Icincn
Scracietten, BEN EltrrfiIhrn Gienf, 9ins mad,
Der 5irtcY unb prrre NtuIelmann.