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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08
GIeaningF from I'll E Waysi de,
VIII Editorial Spr1nklings.

There are 100000 drunkar{ls in
the United States.
Over two thirds of the members
Of the next Congress will serve for
their first time in that capacity.
The Legislature costs the p eople
over 5000 per day, for which the
people get few half digested laws,
which costs them many thousan nds Of
dollars annually in getting them ex-
planned. A losing business TO all
but the members!
THE LIQUoR LAW IN VERMONT
The new democratic Governor of
Vermont, in his inaugural address,
takes strcng ground against the Liq-
nor (AIaine; Law, intimating that the
Legislature transcended its powers
in enacting it, and that it is tyr ranni
cal and imperative, as we'll as in
some respects unconstitutional,
A new fashioned brick machine, at
the Maryland Agricultural Fair, was
made, with the aid Of one horse, to-
to turn out bricks at the rate Of s.
900 per day.
The new Governor Of Florida ia has
expressed his determination 10 drive
the remains of the Seminole$ from
State, in accordance with the views Of
large proportion of his constituents
We may expect, therefore, a mother
war, in the season proper for it
TEMPERAx cE PoLIrrcs.- The
vote cast for the temperance candiH
dates in Pennsylvania in the recent
contest. is estimated at 43,GDO, of
which number ,3Il are SET down.
10 the credit of Philadelphia. II
A new wheelbarrow, it is said
has been invented. The " wheel ls
placed under the centre, S . that
none Of The weight of the lba d rests
upon the hands. 4 man can wheel
twice the usual weight.
A French chemist IN. De Fprctz)
has been trying hard and long 10
make diamonds. lie reports to
the Academy Of Sciences, That ne
has succeeded so far as to make |
diamond dist, and hopes, ere long,
TO knead it into gems.
When the Jesuits wished tp intro
duce their religion into Japan, some
opposition was made. The Empe
ror asked Of his Council, :" How
manv different sects are there in ia
pan?'' Thirty six" was the reply.
nThen one more will do no harm.
Admit the Jesults."
The proprietor of a livery stable
writing from Sacramento, says he
keens five hostlers; three of the five
were formerly"Bro adway dry goods
clerks and The other two clergy
'meni
A radical editor out West asserts
that the principles OF MS parry are
Al. l. ,aI
as progressive as the eteinal rocA .,
Gibraltar! he precise rale .d'
which the eternal rock oil = 1ioral'a'
progresses, is not given. t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08
hIor0form,ng Bees. "A stat

Mzorcforung Bees "A state
ment has recently been very exten-
sively circulated that chloroform had
been found by a Mr.. Smith of Edin-
burg, to be a most admirable means
Of putting bees to sleep for a short
time, during which as much honey
could be removed as was desired
A writer in the Boston Cultivator
has been trying chloroform according
to Mr.. Smiths plan, and found not
only that the bees were soon put to
sleep, but they hare been soandly
sleeping eUer since.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

England and -uexico on the Stare
Trade-It is not generally known
that treaty between England and
Mexico was made in August, 1851,
which is said to provide:
/. That all persons found in tho
Mexican waters engaged in the slave
trade, shall be declared pirates.
2, Vessels of any nations found
SO occupied, will be deemed piratical,
and be treated accordingly, liable to
capture, forfeiture, &c.
8. The captain, pilot, mate, and
supercargo Of any vessel found SO
occupied, shall be condemned to
death.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

A Mrs. Butler has been arrested
in New York, charged with teach,
ing her daughter Of II years,
and another girl about the same
age, to pick pockets, by rewarding
them when they succeeded in pick
ing ber own pocket without her
knowledge. The children have
made quite extensive operations in
the Museum, and in onlnibusses.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

The Mania for 1juueIing at us
Height-T The N. Y Journal of Com
merce thus refers to some of its man.
ifestations in that city:
"The pressure of travel. on our
principal thdroughfares is prodigious,
Steamboats, and railread cars are
crowded to excess. 1t seems as if
everybody was on the move. Be-
tween New Haven and this city,
which is not our greatest thorough
fare, there are six trains per day.
each way, and one steamboat each
way, and I hey are insufficient for
the convenient accommodation Of
the public.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

RAIN WATER A preventive OF
CHOLERA. : Mr.. John Lea, Of Qincin-
natl, in a long communication to the
Gazette, states, as fact, that F'chol
era never becomes epidemic in any
district or city where rain OF pure
soft water is used,' and supports his
statements by many important facts.
He also states, that during five years
past, not one well authenticate I'D IA
tai case of cholera has occurred
where rain water was exclq sively
used.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

According 10 returns al me
Treasury Department The value o'
the norton Of the cotton crop OF the
limited States exported during The
year ending on the 3oln oil june
Inst was eIO9,0oO,O0O, against
S87, ,O00, 900 worth exported dur,
ing the year ending Oh the 3oth oi
June, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

A Maury county farmer stakes
The premium so ia as pumpkins
are concerned. We learn from
the Inteliigencer that B. F. Fitzpat-
rick has a pumpkin, The growth Of
Ibis year, which weighed one hum
lred and thirty seven pounds.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

One of the Jurors in the Martha
Washington case, on trial at Column
bus. had the mumps, and occupied
a sort of bed behind his brother ju-
rors, which by no means added to
the appearances of dignity that gen
orally surrounds q high court ana
its appendages-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

Seven hundred thousand chill
dren attend school In the six New
England States.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

The Lopez invasion, it appears,
cost Cuba the sum of s285,533,
which was paid for the relief Of the
sufferers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08
LET, arsh coa
Church Statistics.

From theIreturns Of the late census,
Rev. DR.. Durbin has condensed the
following facts, relating to the num-
Der of churches, aggregate accommo-
dations,a value of church property,
which we copy from the National
Magazine:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08
Long and Short Sermons,

1t is frequently said of the Editor
Of this paper that he NEEDLES with
things out of his province, and at the
risk of doing so, we must take occa-
sion to say that Ion g sermons in this
fast age of the world, and this age
of progress, especially in cities and
towns, where there is much preaching,
and variety Of talents, is outrageous
and should not be tolerated. A SER
mon half an hour long, is quite long
enough, where service is held two
or three times in the same house
every Sabbath, and would be much
more agreeable and useful, than these
long dry sermons, characteristics Of
our present pulpit discourses. We
are aware that il requires more time
and labor to condense than to ex-
pand-but who wants to sit and be
bored with set of commonplace say
ings, twice or thrice repeated in the
same discourse? Any gump can
difuse, but it takes a man of sense
and reading 70 be concise and yet
clear. But in view Of the good that
would result, the extra labor and
trouble should be expended. A
congregation will listen to a man with
interest and satisfaction for thirty
minutes, but if he travels back, and
begins to come over his speech a Sec
ond time, they grow weary and mat
tentive, and not unfrequently many
leave the house. This is perhaps
the best thing they can do; for ad-
vice rendered to intelligent people
under such circumstances is equal to
being thrown away Brownlo~.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

CAUSES OF CRIME. of 240 con-
victs confined in the Tennessee Pen
itentiary, SO we're temperate before
sentenced, and 202 Incorporate; l27
were drunk when they committed
crime. There are 43 whose fathers
were temperate, 1877 whose fathers
we're intemperate, Of whom Y were
common drunkards. There are three
who have had a classical education, Z
a common English education, l05
who can read and write, 62 who can
read only, and SO who can neither
read nor write. These statistics show
very clearly, that intemperance and
the want of ed ducation are the two
most fruitful sourcesAof crime. Gas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-08

The Alabama papets record the
death Of Chancellor Slfford, of that
State.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
8rieltfe.

Cine eifts otr Y,rrfi psbc bio um tssttu Ditnftaa
Ncrssn auf Dem biCf9cn pcitomts IitSsn sCttis.
bru iiup.
Scbn Yeratrt, g I8 Surtau, sQitbai 9reSt, 9
q Barn. gRr Sridbaros, Gina Erlituo, Catherine
9iCrn, Sanid GambCi. Shcmas Titbm, g8iuiam
Otcbt, Scbn Ccrnp, Glt;d Deisbltr, Garab Dtitla
48m @rb, Sarah Il Ghris. Sirnrn Srarsrnfictn, :
SsnliCrluahtr, SsiTt SuiTdmon, Sel Grcf;mcr. gB :
Setter, . Grcsnwalt, Samss G,nn9ptr, Scbn G,ee:
snttucbtcr, 6 6 . 6, Sebn 6cpptr, Sd loausman.
9hdriss 6ecnian, Gomaro 6siiuan, GNorp u prfert,
9Narp Il Dine, Gotbarite .rcrtitsr, osnrr SramSr.
Gbarlts 6uerr, Ssnas .Sctb, doam tccns, pittr
Gkdnsr, Sitahman ned, Srt &td, iun., Scl Nraeer
Aeam !auutet, 3 8 6enrSr, SJaarp .Nnieat, Sahn
lcih. Satcb ecibeuiperetr, 6 . aunpif, Gatharine
'erdr. 9orpih N9ainuih, gtathan SRiiltr, @ Sgtesr
IIliabcth Miltr, ertr SRcntScmtrr. Gltia 9 SRaer.
auanca sRiusr. T7STom N0atS, Nhilip oisIer. @uett
9suhoro Q. Tani1 y NQ s2sit Caroline e1enbdro.
Rarr g 0lspharo. Srhn or. Gcparo Rintlr. u
Ritbare, eutuca q Slaetr. Charles gmptr. ptttr
stcrid, Sctias Suith, GRrks Shnoo, Gesmcr
.StcH, prtsr Stcinbsracr. 9}urclph Sn,itb, Tdrp 6
SdbIeutb. GdtbariHs Sdbwqntsr. 1aG S3osia Ss;ctr,
Satct 3rrtshtr, GtiIa e8h&ttsr, G6oriis 9CuHa, g
g,unet q 4 3tiEtr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
OcmtSd,lamb.

8butItnSep, Srp. 15.-DieIn Wpr,
gen lino pcn bier abermals iiter 100 YerIpnen,
ntttrns tun9c frdftise 2eute unb rantentlid sielr
jtnse NiSphen, abessanetn, tint In Nmrrita ibr
,elerce Srrtfpuin,et 81 lufrn. Gin rin;aer
aJent eabier fat in, Serlaufe prn s SaGrcn iber
$4,000 YerIontn t,aA amtrita tefGrorrt, allp
ritttr ais rie tifF0e Statt Ginlpcbnsr ,dblt, unt
Die nirtlten bteIer gllswlnherrr lino ppn ber unr
Der umseseno. Strritt fdblrn rin5elne @ererbe,
ip'e bic 9ictb9erter, pieIen tepeutenben At9an9 an
ilngrn SfrGiten, ra es ibarn al glrbeitrrn feblt,
uno 1T &itr;ent wrp Der Man9el on 2rfritern
aud bei anpern @eiperten unp BET Dienlt6rten
priidenp perper, benn ter auSpanpcruRSS;u9
muB iuunrr fSrter Werbfn, iprrn rer SneuItrie
nitt nahsttplfrn wirr, in biefSer Se9rnp na'
nsntli6 rurh eine Gtlntabn.
ausber Sfalt3 Srp. 14.-Sie Nus
wanpcrlinS, tpelbs cine 3eit lang trceutrnp atges
ncninirn bate, be9int iest nad tingebra9ter unb
pcrirertbrter Grnte mieber tn sanjen Setaaren
geIrrn Bat bic GiIsntabn an70 perlpnen aus
orn Santpnen Smper unb 9ernlrrSbeim iiber 9a'
riS Dem Nteere sugefiErt. Gin NScnt bes pau.
les GerYliis, rirp ben Bug bis Saerf be9leiten.
0iannbe M, Sep. 16.-G'citcrn allein
tamrn aus 9eiirtrmberg unc rem taril6en Ster'
latcf tet GOO 9luewanbrrcr bier an, unt iirpm<
atmdrtS trfbrprrt ,u perrrn. Spu icbtcrn wirn
riue grpee &nsaN ouf Genttinprfcicn tcfSreert ;
antrr errrn temirftc man piele wpblbabenbe seli=
te. DieIsm Bulge IdlclItn lfb aud Swci frimnals
titilhe NCtaettStrn an: bic 5iprt lebten Nft9lte|
Der bon Snnifels NGutcrbanpe. Sic warrn bel
Der Sturi6tin9 tbrsr @snr1cn inter rem S6afs
fpte 81 lanspieriscm @efSngniiIs tc9nopSt NOR
Den. 3u 9lnfang Der rrstbi8rr Sabre frei8slai'
len, friltte brr riue atS 9Seter, Der onpcrs ais
SagtlSbnsr letn eeben, ptne fd itrr bic unterltcn
Stufsn br6 9relstariats erbeben su ttnnetL iie
nqben iest auf G'smrnerfoitm nitrr's Nsfr''
1ehrad,t ... If. .... --. ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19

8rm pritcren @raEsn fanb er bier {ol6e Iuss
bGblungen nit @aripptn. Gr perltrb Die Statt
unb gins ,uriid ;u ben Sdgeln, fann cine 55ble,
lnp ais er Die Rinbun9 brrlefben Snete, ei,tpedtt
er, raG es Der S9adt eintr Ber9rrrtsgrute le,
DrIc Serfclstr CT unsefatr cine 8iertetmeite pet,
unr la6 bur6gangIs au1 alien Seiten bic anSei-
den etner sldnjcnhen Mauer. am eAbe prs
S6ahtes mar cine fdmale &antincr, no CT riit
metaleneS SredeiIsn fanc, absr .rs mar, pbtpctI
gang Idwar,, ni6t ron GiIsn. etnsn gleiBeI, eincn
Sanmer pber cine 9lrt 9lyt, etsnfals I6mar1, Ip
ipe Gin Ionpsrtarrs irrenCS GefdB. Gr lies riris
Iinse, no CT Ie fanb, urb fetrtr ;ur Stapt Sus
rid. Snpem CT nab bent wetli@n atee cine
N6i6wrifung ma6te, fam CT ;u sinen, friibrren
Balier-9 -9sIsrppir BON elliptilGrr Srrm; ien I'm.
trriS fcnute 1 so 8ue fang lein, 1cine grsite re.
nisTens 80 Sue unb bic Siefe so Sub tstrdscn,
Der Spten mar nit 9rpeen Strinei eerfaltert,
etenIc bic Seiten,pGnbe @m Iibli6lien @nte hes
BalRrbebdlterS tuar Gin irbr 9reSeS SauS BON ME
nit Der SSss ssldnittenei Steinen es ipar inebs
rere Strdperte bod, unp fdeint elm Wafenptab
unb 81 einsm Badtbaule beiiimimt gcweGen 80 icin
UNI ben WalIerbebalter 3u pertbciogen, ba h, re-
9slmGbisen 3pI6enrGlirRn fid9 S6ieei6arten unp
rtpaS rpie Stiidpfrrten in Der Mauer befanben.
XIX ZSuHpt gAttlU llNt @ShlI ppll Otp,--
Cine Gdr etrpa itebt nod pon rem 9anscn 5allc.
gSeper s3aiIer ne6 6el; kefinpet fi6 in Der Nats
pcn @ran SuSra. Dns 9anse 9dnp ouf Siele
Neilen in Der Jhmbe II cine ppaitanpise Sanb-
miiie. gtm n6rplideii Gnpe bsS 9leierppirS tcmmt
bic 9SaNerleituns terrn. 9ieier fUlgte CT bic gu
Zen peibtn GjebirgrL psrsi9 @lcitn Weit nnrrr.
weilihcr IihtuDg. Die gan gGnae Der gSaI4
ierlctuns 1T nit ibnialen 9rtauenen Sttnrn, nidt
3is9etn eingefabt, iowpbl an ben Ssten ais ouf
rem SOren, unp 1T gut cemrntrt unp Dcrtittct.-
llnsrfdbr IL 8. brtrSst bic Sreite unb 10 s. bic
Sefe, binrsidcnO I'M eiurn Seraftren, eft 3H leis
ten, Der ater nid,t mcbr rtaitrrmt in Srlae reS
SGuttrs am GEgans; rrr Strpm flteet ictt in
Zen Neccs slug. GtrnfO fii6rt cine brcite gIlce
geraes in Gitit6rr 0ltatans Srn Gran GuiSIra,
tsinate bunrrt 5u6 trrit, ipeI6e pr. Gaurptell
40 Mtilen weit seripl5tc; er Srrmutbet, tat ctrs
cine Stra6s 1T. bic naa Naersopdes in 9eraa
Tiibrts, llnsrfabr 90 0leiIen son G'ran GuYird
fanp CT Elm gan; grpBeS Dprf in Sluinsn. SIN
Gjran Supra lclbit fanb CT zinc 0laIe gcntaltrr
SGpfe prr irperrr Gjefibe, atsr nir9cnrs wcldt
Ypn Mrtaa. on. 9. Grim. 3tg)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
Bier Sage fpdter.
2fnfunft pes 9ompffbifFs 2ftIantie. I.
Grira nklart nnrd, Die Girkfil

Rep.gcrt, is. Oft. Sttses DampfI6tff
III nit N04rittrn aus liverpool tis gum 5. b..
beute bier arSettmntn. Gs iInp tele9rap9il6r
Depri6en aus s6icn nit Der gta6rdt einSetaufcn,
bas In einem 9rpbrn 8ltbc rcs Dipuns Su Gcns
ltantnpprl btdfplien 1T, wirsr BEN 9tatb Der @cs
imrtcn Der pier 0rpbmGGtc rcn Srie9 9C9en &ubs
lano gu ertlSrrn unp 0db prr Sultan bic Srie9ss
Crtlhruns untcrietbnet bat.
Die 6stnoiclisteiten Io[lrn Idpn begcnnsn latrn,
na6bcm Smer 9aiAa um Die GrlaubniB sebcteu,
oor Gntrttt prS S4iutcrs Die rufI6rn 3rrpprn an.
5ugeifsn. Die 9auiIen fptirn sesrn 9tuItI6ud
Sorseridt len, UNI bic paletblt tctaI6irtsn tiirt.
I&en 5rlppen ja iiterfulln.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
Glib 81 III c rita.

Gpn Rio Re Saneru (SralilieD lis9en Na6.
ri6tcn bis gum 25. 9tuSut oUr. Gs rrsiett Id
parauS, paB Die trailIde &sgicrung in nelerrr
3rit tspeutcnre anitren9ungen ma6t, UNI Die eu-
rcpGildc 9IuSwanrerm9 naA Sdoamcrtta 81 lens
fen. glud 9rbt lie pam;t Tim, ben 9lmaScnens
rrm Der SGfnIrt gu iitcrseten mr Die mcrs
ihEpfl6en S6SBe hes 0ansss auswteuten. Sst
Der Srdgbeit mp pem Manscl an llntcrnets
muraSlul, weIfe bic !6atptiisr i'm GEaratter Der
SralIIaper tilcen. ,rtrr c5 ibr I6prrtjb grtn8rn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19

Oie 10000 @ulpen.-Sin I9wS6iI6c
Bauer tebauptrte. saB or Ieiner 9cd,ter, fails 4
lid Serbeiratbe, 10000 G1itssn mtadte, unb &c
wibrte nidt lanae, 70 fanb lid Gin 0iann fir bic
Gc6ter, oper DicIniebr fir cas @rtc. Die Sr6.
3ett mar pcriiber unb aGt Gage paiu, alien ros
@elp blicb aus, 70 paB rnplih Der junsr Gbemam
1einsm S6wirssrpater ;u pGiirhcn sab, Rap or
iebt baS GjeIo brau6n tSnne. Dad IA Sasen
fam eielsr rlteli6, bulte snen @ulon aus Rem
Sad tralts. uno parf i'm nit ben Bcrten auf
ben Slid: 90, DO Bent II ompI rrS. iitrs Sotr
trinai tpieorr pin, no Is in 10000 So9r Der
Sred 3ablt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
Der
/ 9ntberif1e Ga1enber-
ftirbas Sahr 1874.

fur oa6 Sabr 1854,
asroufmsctsn rcn ToTrr @rcrit, in 2tIrntcmn, ia.
81 ret sebr,idt unb teiin Gjrcbrn mt Steinrn
i'm Su6ictr prs ,9atripten'' AT baten. Der
9nAalt rtiIeltcn III ietr rfidbaltia, inprf man
onrin aGeS @cmGtnli6e in cincm Galcnrer finbet
ub nod, cine srcbe 9tn;aM ttIeGrentcr Nuffiee,
unter rensn mir fclstnbe mifltren 's q
Gnpas dttr st e,dchihte rSr Gcufirmotcn.
Nlus man nr .9irtbs sehs'en, um FLA gu psrSm 2
sac etr tSeuftl iciucn Rdmtn htnkhrcipt.
Dart uan IN IcthfiGen ldaeu?
,.CGit ctn sSGtfrn muf man brutsu."
TehlCr uno GinStn.
Der NHetsrtahn auf orr Girbe.
Yautus Iuthsrifh a'rrrrtn.
..0Tirtr mIirtr Stritano."
SSttih tsitn ttrnrn.
GSutt 3tthtn Ger 3tit.
6taabtu mo S5efJFt.
g1tr nitht atoutt. gpiro prrtammt iutrtcn.
Tos thrtiitibe !0irhtniabr.
Statistt Der 9uthtrifhen sirhe.
gtr3 itnis Der 9uthtrifhcn 4rtOietr in 2tmsrita.
Inn norh $40 apctrs nuffYse.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
Seffentlt6e gembu.

ItrnfasS rea eten 9scssmtrr, I'm 10 tlSt
SprmIttass, 1ca am 6aufe reS Serfprtrscu Sas
c Q b $ Or ben, Ien.,. IN spnn Eannf1tp, qrae
Gaunts, auf EFrntli6fr Senbp psrfauft pfrpen
3pci pprtreiltitbe YferOrn llnp @ri&trr, Jpet
8abe, iiinf S6wsine, Gin lridter ;psi SSllIcmaS
gen nit Sapy, Elm prei 9dulSipaeen, rin, Saht~
iebiitten, 6ot3I6litfen, 5euIcitern nit Sfrmel.
einnruer 8pdapaY 2Blsta, SfIisr, @aeen. Spttr..
aiib' mb anerre Settcn, Gilier, Stanpr aHb
icnit nS4 Sicterlci tonllss tntb 8dgern-@ @erRtte
i6aften gu ipeittduftig Su ustSrny
Die Seringuussa aul Ssrtaufsta6e mS Gufc
partuns ppa
QnSreds 6olbcn;
Sacob 6Olben, Ia
Dapib 0olber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
Gi c II . T. b c N |:

gIm 2tcn Sttpter, an tlterlribsttI6werbcn,
@attbdusSra Elm alter ginpo6ner
Ycn Setblelem, i'm stltrr son SO Slbrrn, 10
Ntcnaten mp IA Sasen. Serr Staun MIR Gn
nablifcr Sitrstr Hnp Gin ttStiscS Gjlirp Der 0cs
meinee in Srtbebsm. gsi Der Sseroauna d,u
6ten belt Der GGrip. 9. 8einte cine trolreife
@see dSer H6rrr 5, 3.-;,SraffaI Grtnst G,t.
SulS.'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19

Dns srB6te S6tff. reldeS ir,nnls in
bicIrm qanpc crblut rurre, IT am prrtcttcn Wcn.
TIA in Sofcu Drn Stapd aeldFcit. eS fiitrt
ben aHatiifiitnrn glamrn bic "e,rsSs 8fra4tit,' :
Il 325 5uB Lang. SO 55u6 Brett, 80 SUP tsf UNI
BAT Yirr DcdS. gs 1T pas srBbte &aufmannS-
I6iif In rrr gGeGt, unp prb unacfatr 40C0 Scns
n,n talten. Wian mrc6uct, Dap CUR Grtauur9
p'IrlSn un9cfGbr 1880 6cnncu g @6entrl, srr=
,rrnpct wrrren lInb, pte aud II Milicnrn 5uf
tartec pcintpIs. BUR Srftitisma eelIeltrn rrs
Ben 300 Sruucn GiIen unp Sc 5rnuen &upft,
ucrrenrct. Ylnn nimmt an. o1b $1,000 Sage
9lrbcitt;cit CUR Grbauma pclIeIten erfprccrlf pas
ren. Seine autacpannten Srscl snttaltrn fli
10000 9jarbs, unb ieine NdnnId,aft wirp nuS
100 Matrpiai ln,b 80 Suasn teFebe, Oirs
Sdiif III fir ben 6ar bel nadb Californian brfmmt
ltnb ptIAcn bic so1sn Der Grbauuns wie brr lln+
tsrbdltnns Srre iepn mIiTrn, Taft f6 tc6 nit
Si6ertrit annetmrtt, bab bas aneels9tr Capital 1d
elt rentiren pirc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
y erbcirnthet,

an 2trn Sttotrr, bur& gallrr SSger, 8 bn
). 8 barrett nit 1855 SEN term a.
d. er, bfire BON Mlentepn.
9lm 26fen Septembsr, bttr6 ga1cr ppne,
SUtn9. German, friibrr pom aucntcmn,
pa. NIT gf arY6rere, pen 8I6instpn,
,. 6.
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N16rt0 / t.
amtsitube oerBauern ae9enf.iti9enSeuers
eriiberun95. .Seicllfbuft bon Rprs
Hampton Sauntp,
Nllthtr 0ln,nrtIh EfA.. Nft

NHN"'TNNh SN"HNp'
@ttetr 0lo,arsth Sis., Oft. s, 1853.
eSncem in rtr 0iasht pen, 2ten au9ut ltettns, tas
Srchrbaus scn Sames @. eeeer, pen ecpsr SRt.
Wirbd SIP, mt autm Snhalt curtb Scasr StritStr
uurct. wthcs YtriiebSrt mar in btia9er GGFtuitait
fir $3600 unb ,pcrtn ncth 9tb6ri9er llnriubuue cs
eb srat rag $4,000 btIahlt rptrrtn mus, pe,u as9en:
udrti9 feline mrlptnecarcn Stnes IN Der SbaRtam;
nSr ne, 10 rpuroe rcn Der caq trnanntsn Gcnunittr
pItnmt. oag 81 Gents auf itos 800 oes in bclaettr
Setllfhaft ptrlleherten SC!aufS pcn Den SItlteern
sinGISabl ptrosn ient, binnsn 40 Sastn nadb oliCr
2abrht 9Sniig hes Srtibritf6 u. I, ~. Yrn 6tiaor,
Ssflihalt, an cen g:trsSr, eeneno ais Stbaemsitr.
SSpbn 3: geifel, Gel.
Tar tie 8tausnllidttt pSr 91itatitrrr, iue eiltir
prn SstriSr IN cie oSnetn osr ltuhbeomten p.rrntr
,ialttn, in zen rtrlhttrtnSn ScIunihips rtn Scr;
rdnrtcn unp pCtha 9ountp. pcrauf iith es atBlrtcn
Ratsu Der Gcnrthuticn ttTnpen, NO fIs oitdbsu bss
iabIinmS9tu, wAtAts rom haeHEtittr bsihcini9twr;
oSn plrn nimIldD al
Slnutl Stsn. Nutn Sepnihip.
Qhilip Sotnpilncr, on autu.
SimrnS Srantrniiilc, ,V'thIsbtm5iP. u. 8rrsusb.
9hrlltlon SEQ, Nutbtiu.
pstr Stip. Ferris.
gcbtrt SltuB, steha.
Daniel 0ltdnsr, IPccrt,
9 Ter S0. NJ SatI, 2c,ptr TVt. 9Ssihd
Sahn .bunsb,r9n. DOR @lt. Vethel.
8. 0ttb, @fl., paucpsr in Ncrtbaulptcn unh
ettha.
pbdip Nd,tnhad, plainftlo.
eSascb Scentr, SRtutans.
Gdtrmcn 9'Shn,, Sbsrs uliS Gitotrs5ausru.
Sehn 9cif, Sat,huta.
gstlr G,rcB Gil.. 9Icrrpbsitbal, @afbiuBttn,
9cphilI UNI arnn.
Scbn 9rrrp. Sicrpbcithafl. ~ ~
Tittr Rr,n,a. Sttrsuuc 9litosrmasnn9tr, uns
, Sters unp 9ticrernifcre.
SobH .. 9sifd, Sbcrs uno MisetrsRaSar'tt.
Oft. I2 T3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
6uneer5notb unp ibre Solaen.

9n 3erni, Staticn, no ousentltdIi9 cine srusc
1tcutrlns alirr getrnSs9lrtitcl brrrfdt, bat bas
Sctt ben @pupernEr inns 2eten Setrddlt, prl CT
SSHentttp seiast baben Ica ngBcnn tetn NtcbI
tiir SsOS mebr Sa id, tann mEse baS Srlf Strpt
trsHen." Nlan mari ibn aus Dem irreiten Strd
tetneS SalisS ouF bic StrlBe unb itopfte itg ole.
ram fra gtaNp spl SttpE; tts or srtidtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19

Sebem baS Seins.- Sn elmer @eIea-
ihaft auBcrte Srmaub gang Ielbitsufrirrsn sd
fir mrin Sbeil, 9laute nidt, bag eS nab btslenr
eetrn nrd en anrcrts aitt bas 1T alIrs gEinp
SSm i'd rinmal geitorbcn bin, bin idt tort, mic
elm Dds, Giel cher anperrs 9bter AUDI" als
iJm bieS vrlfa6 wierrrlC9t wtIroe, uuc rr pcnnrd'
bci einer Se. aptun9 blet. temrrfte elmer prr 9ns
tpcienoen: ,eIBt ion Bel ieiner Nsinuns. sRrr
li6 irltf Dem Geb alei6 tellt, Dem III nidt sp
befcn !-Scracttd,e Nibe piisre cS isin, einsn
Sticn prcr Glcl i'm eelen ltnterri6ten su mplIsn i
,,Ssefm pas Seine" -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19

anausrMe ebsertctantt-,Du
Sannrs, tperbt, mas be sScrIft Dor Blunt
is2'
Bit e glar Dc @Oriat is SAT- an tec
Blum
,Dnnm'S SOs, freili8 is 9tun', Sc Ian.
ger te lietrr.'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19

R~Sa6 9rObte 2(fprtement pon 8ndz
btn:anid9cn III ilnntr gu finrtn IN y. ,sRatlads
Wonns nno Ruaben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9,c 306
Nlartt Stra6, brittle Sbdrc cbcrbolb cir 9cuutin.
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