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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26
Das Streben Ger gSbios.

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tun9en fullte man 9lauben pSS Bolt BON Ysnn-
iYlpanirn BABE 0egenwarti9 feline anpcren phi4s
ten gu erIilrn als pas S5nterele pes 9apltcS Sli
pCrtbcipiscn. Nln tanu lpaltenldnsc gtrtifcl
DGufs pGrin fnpcr, prlae paS Srluitenwrlrn unp
ben ,,linieblbarrn teili9 Satbpltl3en Stubl bon
Hpm" init peren Snterellen auo gSerbanplunScn
in pirIsm Sanpe, Der brlcnperen @unlt unp Sbs
but rs5 Splts dnemppbIen. &rtne glrt pplitilds
UnlteSeuguSen Uprr Serfcl9m9rn rr9en Sirli-
giUn, mGSrn lit ppn Seluttcn rper anpCrcn 5anas
ttern Frmnlcn, werpen pom pca OruRpiiBfn Der
gSbig Ylttri Sroulpet. SSr iibcrlalien rS babrr
cen falIbcn Drmrtraten, ben 6anatismus trr gns
Sanger Srn 9ipm auburrijen. 9Sir iibrrla0sn
prm pempfratrIbCn 9rlioenten pirrrr, Gab unp
anprren glnfibrrrn iencr 9Irtei, lpl6en Mtnlhen
Tie Scpint ju lAmeltrlny nm politii9rn G,pinn
aus rcligiticm 6anatismuS gu 3leben. Us 9eb6rt
niAt Su Den gSbi9s Icnecrn ju Der Tdlldcn Ocmps
tratie, einen llRmrnlb We Sspini, prltrr auf BE-
frbl Res 9apltrS, YItripten etenpig abSeben lieb,
neil lie fir j rcib e 9rfphtrn, gu pert9eipis
grn unp brlcbsn. gSibrenp unlere @tgnrr ibrr
9tufmerflamteit ouf Icl4e Sa9en prriprnpen, wirs
met pie g8bis Yartbei ibre 2Iuimrrtimtrt auf
OinJe weide Dem 9emcincn &oIte res 8anjrn
Staats5 9tusrn brin9rn lClen- unp pelcS ut Die
grlEitm9 Scn Yrnnfpsanien aus Ncn oanpeH ets
nrr Yart9et wrlGe pie SartcSablern 6rtrii9t, be-
ldpnrrlt unb brraubt-tprlbe zen Staat ttcfsr
III SAulpen, mp pas NsBicrm9swElsn gu einsm
9tautiYnem trrat9crHrpSt BAT. Die Sitrrtun9
pes Staat5 aus Den 6inpn Der Garen@ unp
SAuIprns 5lSriflntrn-piele5 lit baS Streben
per 9B + g Yartbei, uno eS mSre pas Sntsrelle
ppn alien 9uten Siir9ern unS parin tri3uitrfM.-
gSir appeliren an bic 9tsplidtcit aller nab9aas
giscn GnrtrSNblan pon icpcr GiaHe uub Ssncns |
nuns, pDne loertunft prer 9tamcn ;u brfra8en.-
llnO mir iiterlairn rS uniercn Wr9nrrn aIlein, an
pdpitlt6e ppG prptetmtIAe 8anattttrn, an SUE
zen, 6eitsn, Sinbnn pper 3Bllnrr gu apprltren,
um lire Sadie aufrrGt ;u balter. .-(stb. Gcm.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26
Spauicn mic ss iif-nns ,pic cs,war.

SpEHtclI lutS 90 tit- -HHp lptC Np''o"t'
94e brtriibt ii rer9 tfaQ btrlrr einIi 70 mddti'
gen 9tatisn, perrn 81 ,rn iGrn rmblenatI6 mar
pom 0lan3 unp 0la up nun Gin traurt8ss
Denfmal prrsongrnc, 0rBBc, Inter ben 0fhmrn
brtrlts SpantenS SeSSItcrung 80 OtIIirnen; Te
it nun peniSer ale IS Milipnrn. Cine 3eitung
pcn Wabrip, ,,Glampr pubIicp" 9cnannt ih9t.
Granada, Sur fetaem 5aa in 1887 bNtte 400,'
900 GinpUbner, Spn weldrn $4,000 9Shfen trus
gen. IS rutbilt nun atis se;ablt nur 10000
SsrIcn. Nfala9a cntbieIt i'm 7ten Satrbunprrt
$4,000 Ginwp9ner; nun BAT eS 200. Wtepis
M Del Campo bate TN 7tcn eabrbtmpsrt 60 900
GiNwpbner; bnt jebt nur 5000. Mrriba battr
in Icincr Gpr6e AL, 1000 Girwrbnrr rSEat &C.
gcnwGrtig 5000. SIM 16ten SNtrtunrcrt Batte
Die OiccTle Ypn Salamantl 1917 Stapte lnp
DErfer: ie fat irst nur 13. Sn 1875 bate
Sr5CYit 5000 5amiIicn; irst nur 20O0. Sm
l7trn SabrGunpcrt Eattr Seville cine SGSGItcrun9
Ypn 100000 SrIpnrn, bon welden t30, 1000 in
Wanufattrrcn br1ddftt9t warrn ; cS rntbdlt jcst
nur $4,000 Seclen. SUlepp bate i'm 5ten Salrs
bunbrrt 100000 Gtnwpbncr; rS bat nun nod
$4,000. Salencc wslAcs im Sabr 1000 cine
Srp6lterns bon iitrr 600 900 Serlsn bate, Sdblt
taum metr 10000. Su 1878 Sdblt man 1911
SsrlaiIene OErfer in Spanen unp reir 3lbl bat
li1 iofprt DerlaeGrt bis auf picIe Gag"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26
SritGenz9SQbl.

Cine SrrfammIms rcr Stpdbaltsr fr WtItlIs
i&aft, 9cnamt: Der Yrciihsns, SsrpaItrr unh
GrmpaBnie fir bic GrritMns cner Bride dber
ben 2eha SluB nate rer Srart 9Qrntaun," rirO
9ebalten grrpcR am 0albauis bes s. So. Gs-
b a d, m trFaster Stapt, am rrilen Wlcnsns TIM
gusuR na6fenS, um ll6r gladmittass, fur bus
GnpAped etncn grsiioeuten, pier 8erRafkr une
einen S6asmsiiler fir teIaste @cmsusaie su sr-
pabtrn. bic fir buS lauIsase sa6r Sisnen lcIIssr..
Bur ndnl6en Belt rpirO auf seU Sdahniei5az
ben 3uItano Der tslaStrn eCmpnsnts OsF Stod-
baltern pcrlc9m.
geter 6ofFmams preiioent..
SuIt H. R1in
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26

Sebr p.-Gm pFanScr in NaI'
ben, ,MiiFiippi, tcIab etncn SfIapcn, rrr i4pn
Srn friiteltrr, ,SuScnp ou I'M Sauie unr nun itrr
20 Sabre alt mar. Oils Der 9fIanicr temrrttr,
Dap rcr alte Wann niGt siel metr lcilrn tpnnte,
rerete CT ibn einrS SascS an unp ia9tr: nOu biit
mir itrtS Gin trruer Oiener gcrcien, Samtp, unp
nidt blcs mir, Irnrrrn aud mrtnem Satcr. SD
batr langc paran 9eradt, did fir brne Strulr
su tslrbnen. SD ihente pir biermtt bic 5rcibrit +;
Du ti1 BON nun an pein eiscner Serr. Der altr
Nrger bBrte firIe gBrrte leineS Scrrn aufmerfiam
an, unp ais pieler fertis mar, 1alttelte or icnen
arnurn Rppf unp antwprtrtc NIT cinrm Idlauen
Stide, welfer Srrrietb, RAP CT bic abE4trn leines
Srrrn pur6Idaute I: ,,Nein, mrin @aHa, SIR
tatt baS 5lcii6 8c9rfrn, nun m69t SHr aud bic
&nrGrn taten !"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26
9BittcruuaS= 9trppbcscibuns.

Gin Correspondent brS 9anca1rr, uSnGar
Daily, wrIGsr SprSictt Gin BittrrunsStunpi9cr
gu Ictn, bat fclgenpe Yrppbricitun9 einsrIanpt -
Die g8itterms fir fieten SBoAen prm2. SuIt an
pirp bdB unb trpden Iria; bic Girre rpirp tbrils
wriIc prrr 9rU6 ien; bic Gute ipirp p4nr prer tet
nur ments 9tcsrn cinsrtrodt mcrbrn. SpGts
gBrlI6trrn mO &artCiTeln wrrren in 6cl9e ciricr
trrdnrn gBittsrunS lcipcn, pie aud bic SScipe.-
Die Saucrn iplten ibr eritcs 9Fiscn 70 friibc ais
mGgliA SrrrjGten; pas trpdcne 9Srttcr irirp rem
0runp bGrten unD baden. Die &artcHcIn iclIten
Gan9e m SOprn SrIaTrn rperpsn, ramt lie pTai9
rrtf wrrrrn, pa in 5ulgr Der &rrdnib feline G'rs
inbr pon Der 5Iulnib ppcr bent AuSwad1en gu
brfiir6trn III. SpIGe bic pirIr Jte9rl teadtcn,
mcrrcn mpGliamrdcnrc unS mttlise 8rtohfln
tcfpmmrn. Die s8aIcrltrtme tprrben ntrrrt9
werpcn; &rantGriten aler 9rt prrpcn Bis ipdt I'M
6rrtlt 9raIltrrn. q. Stf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26
Stumcnleie BON StlapenjUtbtcr Sl0os
finn.

Der Ct. 0pu5 9ilot, Organ brs Sen. Yirrrr
gilt cine Der ScrlcIung zines Or. gS. ct. Smtt
Cntnrmmenc SCrtbept9ung Der StlaSerei gum Sc.
fen, mclAe mir CUR Scebrn9 uno Sflulti9ml
mIryGr ScIcr im 9tuSjuge mttbrIcn molten.
Sr. Smitb wirft Suert Die 6rngc auf, pcNrr
c5 tcnlrc, pab 70 pielr Scute bic SfaYerri fir
Elm llarr4t Iicltsn. Gicle 5ra9c trantpprtrt CT
10:
nOa5 m9tifliGr GefGntnib, wrI6r6 man
jcBt 10 pft BIrt, raB SflaSrrr ein llRrrdt Iei, il
Den Se9rcn epn EbeitaS SciferIrn 3usuI6reibrn,
meIdrr Sp0r Gin wsiier Stlntsman mar 0eGr
Buttg y 1trr tctn gutter WuralpblrIrpb unb Wrs
tapbgiifcr. 3pcitens lino paran 16ulp bic Itlrdz
ten SiidCr re5 9forbcnS, Die man IN unlcrn SAus
lfn unp SpllcBicn acbrdudt uno brittens bic 9tes
rcn rCn Clay, SSet7er, 9tiYc6 unb anSern. -
9Hcpcr nit Scficrlpn, GlaY, 9Scbirr, 8ipeS unS
prm 9nnjen 0ciinpcl unp in6 5rurr nit zen l4lrds
ten SIAcm
ns9aS it BERN ciscnttia StlaSrrci ?" frSat
Sr. Smit6 unp NIT ibm Der YiIpt neitcr un6 ant
wrrtct DENR 9eilrsia:
Die Snitituttpn Der Sflaecrrt crt5Glt cine 0cs
3ir9un9 Spil6en WciRcr mb Sflase. Der guss
rrud Nlriler tssciGnct cinen Mrnl4rn, rrlIrn
SSnrn rrn cincs onrGn trtrrrIdt. Stlape ii
Der, belIen gEillen bebem1dt iptrb. SflaSrrei 1T
alc ntd)t5 mebr mb nidts prRi9Cr, ais bic I'm
tcrwrrfms GtueS NIrnI6sn untrr Die 8cntrple ciz
nrs 2lnrem. Das lit gIlcS np fam gar nint
anrerS ictn. DEM Srrtbeit unb StlaSerri Iinb
Sourlotc, bic man lia 9ctrrnnt gar ntGt psntcn
fann.''
glC6 Srlunseucr fnbtte ltaatsrc6tli6n Crf,
ntttcnen rrs Srn. Smitb. r5reSbeit uno Sflal
prrrt, ia9t or, ,,finp 3pri fcincli6e 9rin;pcn,
bic ais nptbwctbige Glrmcnte in alien menjhlihen
Jte9ierun9Sfprmrn Su finrcn linp. gBrnn ras
Yrin;ip Der Sttapcrci alrin brrrlht, 70 tri6t man
bic 8rgirrun9sform Seiprtitmus, ipenn baS g>rin-
Stp prr 6rebct allctn Brrrl6t, 10 batcnipr glnars
die. Die ntetItcn Tcgierlm9s lalien beips
prtn;ipten 81. SSenn paS 9rinSip rcr StlaSrrri
TART iibcriptc9t, 70 best man bic 8r9icrn9Sfcrm
Wpnar6te, unp wrn cin,slne 5amlirnbGup-
ter bic @rralt in SGncc batrn Qmb auf rcr
WaIIc t9rer SflaSen, nit BEN 5iiBrn Grruuttrant.
prln) Icsbabrn mir bic pafrtar6 ttf dc 9tr=
sirrun9siprm. Sn ter empfratifdben en-
GeFublit ba9eSen linb bic bcipcn 9rin,pirn, Srrs
bctt unp StlaScrei, in Gin SrrniiuftiseS 0leGsrs
w6t 9ebra6t unp has III rs, mas cine 9ut
He9trrun9 prppu;trt. Climb rer'S ni6t
8llubt, ftSt Sr. Smisb np6 bel, serbirnt bic
Senitentiarg. .-SS 0ttt in Der cn9lIhcn Spra6c
!ctn SScrt fir cine 8r9tCrun9efprm, prlde ntGta
Son StlaSrrrt rriB. Iu6 bic mpraliI6e Bslts
rc8icrltr8 @cttcs tsnnt Sflaserei, pe an pn,
StrafCn crIeGcn werbrn fam, prlde ben Grtttc.
lrn IN Der anoern gSrlt 9eprUbt fnb. g8er alIr
Die 9te6tuG6dgtsit Der SftaSrrei lSugnet, IGugnsi
meniatidr unp 96ttliGe 0erc6tisteit. ."-(a. B 20.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26

g6a6 III QrifSfratie2 Gjrnrraf Soy,
Elm GerSprrasmprS @itsIiro psr 5ran;Sfi6sn
Sammcr, ertlart rieIen SrsrifF in fclsrnper gBr'
Ie: gtritetratis int nan;rbnten Sabrbunpert ii
cine SrrbnSns Sel6rr Die prr;etren ipcllen, rtrr
gu cr1daffen, lrbcn rbne gu orbeiten, piiirn Ctnr
;u lrrnrn, g6rrn teBen, pbnc itr gu Scrciencn unb
9lcmtsr rinnrbmrn wclcn, pbne fSbis pt frin rerr,
Qfli6trn su rrfii1en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26

0ef wsen.-Dr. gSm. $. @rriicH, Der
mutbmabti6e Srnprr Der SSlenmaI6ne an Srn.
aliIon, Stepurb re8>Gincinnati SrspitalS, wels
der iamrt iciner Srau bur6 bic Grplripn Der
MaI4ine 9etSptct wurre, 1T in Sctpa, no CT li4
bel Srrtpunpsten psrtcrssn bielt, perbaftet NOR
BEN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26

rI~ Gin aasse;et6uetcr fransUfi6er 9tr;t ma@-
te fclscnben wj6tisen umtano bstannt: psnn
man in 0ciabr it bur9 ben Getrau6 brs Gblos
reform eetbptrt ;u rrrrprn, 70 fam man Die @jrs
fatr abpenprn inpsm man Dem 6drper einen elee.
trii6rn Sflas bsibrinst, pccur4 SepubtIsin unp
9ctrn pieprr Bergellellt pirS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26

g6eibe Snpianer. - 2lubry iano oui
ietncr Irstcn Gtciie in Der gtabr rcs MObaSr, Sas
riancr 10 ptib ME Die 9ln9losSlrpns. Man6e
ppn tbncn parrn SuF bpdb uno itarf Scbaut. -
Die Snpianer in rsr .Sisrrd glesapa botteu I6on
langr pcrber SeIa9t, baB mcibs Minncr jeniritS
Der Srrse lcttcn, rp6 war bic ratiu bic SADIE
niht Crmittclt pprrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26
AQcntDtpn DDftamt.

NHcntDDll sDD1t1mt.
Secuc Sriefr, mdtbe bis gum Oituiaa onas.
scntntn uno nccb nidbt absebSIt Iuarcu:
S-9Narp @snSrr, erp Sartcln,p 3, Sron,is
.. SuIt 28nl. e. 8suGest, yoarriicn Britler, NRa:
riSttt g. @trtt. 8tubtu 9Sus, 8ra0er uno Q,cuuo.
5cbu 9E.' Sc~lnn, ScI. Burger.
S-@IobNb Gottc.
S-Danitt DeRr.
G-Strtniiab Srim, Gatbarinc GjrtG.
S-@ltia bartman, tS. locdDtGttcr 2, Charles
oein, g. otIotbtttt, Gciuin Stnu9ir, pStEr pubtr,
Simcn .orut. 1bclpb ,Scfmau,
S-Oanltl &erfchntr, lpsnrn GubuS, GbarIss g.
0naus, Ebitip <s, Samss &cipcr, @tcree .Raua.
S-GatbariniS eSran, Nubsn Siesntcrarr, g. eiH.
ttnrpaltir, aoan einotnflitr, Dauo 9sne, Naria N.
2canrrN.
Wl-Scbn aNincr, Ghartts gQrre 3. gRatilra spl,
Ter, Suanno gRcbr, 9. V. 9Rad, S8ilbsminc 9Rceasr
R-Stbn Iunntmatbtr, ,oInrp Sleaharr-
N-@pbralm 8ctb, GR. .. SSran, 8tcr9e 93eis,
Schn 9actb il.
S-GSmunO ~ sbttSsn. S:ft eclsSdc. Scbn
Shneiesr Stspbsn SbSfer, .. SbatF, gJir. Strailp,
Srnatban &hparJ
1-Scbn 3rcrtG, Tstr Srcruir.
ft-lMauit lItsrmchk 2.
SD-Satcb SSiano, Gbarts SSi(tinIcu, SR. 8.
gHtittr, GGtrtbsimtr uno Sru0tr, aarcn sBalbsrt,
Safc6 Il. 9Simmsr, 6rrr 98it, gVarp GSarncr, Grs
rparb g8iscsr. oturidb GSct,l, gSnl BrnnSr, Char:
les g8rthsrse, Gter& g2uuetrlidy2, btnrp gSclf,
gamurt gStiIusr, 9iathan GDrthlrtCto.
SI-Gnlatttb Duuct, gRartiu 9. Egclt.
3-Srauis 5tIcrS.
S6tff-Sriefc:
Gtcrss S6nsiSsr. Snlius Duers, Scttlitt Bil.
hstm Sctb, 2tram SfcrtG, Gtor9s Dafaftr.
R. G. 5urnbsd, 9. 81.
Srli 26. In
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26

Grtrunte n.-Gjecrg Stridsr, rst6cr ant
llntcnsGanal, nate bel Sicitst'S 0tGblc, in Bern
SaunIdip, SrrtS Co., rinrn tleinen Grocery. .Stcbr
tielt, crtrant am OienRasr in Der SAuglfia, nabr
brt Der Sarri5bur9rr Srudr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26

E@- Die neue1en gta6ri&ten BON Californian
Iinb ni6t wi4tig. Jtei6e .@rnten fir GCIosrdtrr
unb 9aucrn. gtu6 siemlih Wprptbatcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26
SeTentlibe 9Sen61t.
sc q 6 + [ 0 t

prr bicrmit gcsrten, pa6 bic llrter3ri@nstsH alS
GrecutrrS Res leBtrn s8iacnS uaO SciiamsasS beg
Seritcrtsncn Gpa Seif, Gcetbin Don sr Stabt
Allentamh, 2e6a Gaunty, ernannt wcEsa ltne-
alr oiejensen pabrr. psIas nod on Bsidste Din
terlaiIenl6aft ldulpen, liao sriu6t innsrbals 6
gSp4m ar,uruSen ,mS abptrsaSlen-EnS fcIGe
wel6e nod rratmdbss 5urpertnssR babrn, fnS
cttnfaQt rriudt IelSe inncrbaib ber bs1nsten
;3cit ppblbetGt9t einmt6npi9en, an
Soiepb SC. S1eiit, Qaentorpr.
9euben 6. 0eiff, Milforo, Suds Go.
ebarle6 g. 6eif, 4aentornn-
Sult 26, MOSS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26
8erlan9t Werben :

6 bis 10 quite 5rlstauer unN Spalttr bttu
Nrnat. Seitdnrigc Nteit inirp srgrtsn. NaaU
meIpe lid taIp bd
gSilliam R. SYetpr,
Slann's .prtit Dcrlestaurx
N.S.-Gin gutter 9 = peH u NAB strnFaus
orrlanAf.
Sfuli 10. Aq2hs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26

gSt6ttge 9rOflamatipn! Der SIS,
mig &an,ebameba Son ben SanrrpidS SuIeln Bat
iib 8e9cn bic in europa trtrsfibrnbe Wi6ts
neutral srTIdrt. Seines iErer Shiffe tarf ben
s9nleln mtbr ais auf cinr SsrmsiIc Gntfruuns in
bic yiGbC frmmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26
GrnlftiCbe @rmdbnuaa.

DcicuiSen perIcrcn bic f6pn bts 12 Saf~
rrn Sd&cr BON mir 9 ieteH bd6sn. 6slieten
bieitIbe innrrbalb jwei Bu6en Sriidsutrinssn--
nsycs tb es ais etspaS mrhr ais q e
lieben trtraatct.
I. &C. gSittman.
Suli i9. %3us
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-26

Suli ~.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16

ther. Directly there came running five
of his own Indians to the house. s.Haye
you any paint2' said he, 'that NAV
mark this woman and her children for
my own2''
At first they said no, when. so great was
the anxiety of the woman, that she sprang
out of her bed where she had lain hid.
with inexpressible horror, while Brandt
was deceiving the Seneca Indians, and of
fored to have piece cut out of her cheek,
arm or anywhere so that she might be
marked with blood
But soon one of them said that he had
found little, when the mark Of Brandt
was set upon them, as his, which no Indi-
an dare obliterate. which saved the wo-
man and her children. This was humane
in Brandt, Notwithstanding she was on the
Kings side; as he might here have OBJ
tanned six scalps, which would have bro't
him forty-eight dollars at Niagara, or have
given them over to The Senecas for the
same purpose.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16

for years to come, to the selfish interest
or careless neglect of hireling and a
stranger.
Is this wise-is it just2 Is it not
rather neglecting, shamefully neglecting,
the choicest fruits of affection, the pledg-
es OF human happiness, the vessels freight
ed with all of social and domestic wealth
We live again in our children Would
we wish that they should be continually
in the eyes of men an honor and conso-
lation to our fame-warrants of the re-
speet we paid to virtue and to virtuous
living or would we wish them to exist as
memorials of our careles sness, where care
was most due-of the neglect we prac-
ticed towards the objects of our highest
concern2 Our children are the gifts
which we present to society, to support
and constitute its existence in futurity.
Shall they be proper gifts-shall they be
worthy2 Shall they win for us title to
gratitude and to thanks for having given
to society objects and ornaments of pride,
or shall they win for US the infamy of
having burdened it with members that
are taint and a corruption-its traitors
and enemies
The rusult is in our own hands. It
lies in the performance or neglect of
duty, from which there is no release with
out absolute criminality, and which no
one can perform in our stead. In obedi-
encc to 1T, we may witness growing to ma
turity generation of youth intelligent
in the practice of virtue, worthy to tread
in the footsteps we have trod, fit to erjoy
and perpetuate the security of our iusti-
tutions and the freedom of our laws
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16

A boat was launched with flashing oar it reach d
A lovely isle Bent o er the vessels side
saw them dig narrow grave, and lay
In the cold bosom of the quiet earth,
The little body that was mine no more
Nor wept | for an angel said to me,
Gods will Gods will and thy requited prayer
remember
To my hand scroll was brought
Bearing the name of that deserted strand,
And record of the day in which hey laid
My treasure there They might have spared that
A mothers unforgetful love needs not
Record or date
The ship held on her course
To greener shores. Then came an exiles pain
Beneath a foreign sky.
Yet 'twere sin
To mourn with bitterness the boy whose smile
Cheers me no more, since the sea had him not
Nor the sea-monsfer.
Endless praise to Him,
Who did not scorn the poor weak woman's sigh
Of desolate Woe
No monument is thine,
U babe! that meath yon sterile sands doth sleep
Save the strong sculpture in mother heart;
And by those traces will she know thee well.
When the graves open, and before Gods throne
Both small and great are gathered.
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u He who peeps through key-hole
may see what will vex him And serves
him right" Peeping through key holes
is a manifest abuse of the invention
which was made to keep out intrusion, not
to invite 1t.
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IL six feet In his boots p exclaimed
Mrs. Partington. What will the impo
tance of this world come to, wonder p
Why. they might just as reasonably tell
me that the man had six heads in his
hat !i
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A HIr-The Boston Post has the fol-
lowing hit at the Knud Iyerson monu-
ment affair:
sOut west" remarked Aunt Kitty, lool.-
ing up from the newspaper, "they build
monuments to persons who don't steal"
4 suppose that to be the reassn," replied
Roger, why there are so few monuments
in that countary"
~ Who is the most thirsty man alive2
The Emperor Nicholas; who is attempt
ing to swallow tie whole OF the Ottoman
Pygte
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From the Type of the Times.
Need OF PhoneiicS.

Need OF PhOnelicS.
Mr.. LoNGLEY.-The following verba-
tim copy of a letter received by friend
of mine, | think will be rich treat to
Spelling Reformers. | consider it hard
to beat, even in the West Some names
are omitted.
Hartford, June 20th, '53.
Frind-I received latter to Day l want
to the Holsalers ID Tobacko aud thay iole
me that Con Sead leaf Rapers wos woth
20 lbs per tt for the beast filers and Rap
ers wos woth 10 to l5 | want to the
Manafrackrys of Segars and tia tole me
that the Holsale Dealers had picked 1t
all upe and asked graf prises but thay did
not menter pay them Now sutch prises
| tha sad 1t cod be Boat varey loe last
Spring Amung the farmers but the Spec
kleters had picked all that wos woth
mutch l will wotch the market and in
fom you of the prises thar Is tradeng vas
lis that runs to Philadelphia Cashinly but
thar Is a transpotetashon lire | am In
fomed / live litel out of the Citey L
am In a Store at prasent but Doe not Ex-
pect to Stay long If you Shod Come on
hea | Shud lick to have you Come and Sc
me and Stay with me l and my famley
ar lnJoyeng varey Good hath wee Sand
our Beast Respecks to you all Hirum
Walls Erasts Buck Mr. Frances all live
near by | Sc them most Evrey Day
Hartford has got to be graf Plast 1t
has more than Dobcl In Bildengs Inhab-
ents Sin you wos hear thay have pealed
most all the Blue laws 1t has beCom the
most liberl plase in the L States we have
a Thearter a Surkes Caravans Bibcl Con-
vanshens an Moler (moral) Prograsons on
won upon won Is the order of tie Day
| have nothing Intresing to wright In
thay way Of neus Hirum Walls HAYES
the Sparits Rapens at his house he has
two Childrean that is Meadems | have
not tanded aney of them have bin so
bisey | Cod not varey wall bat / Doe not
big Rape for 1t has graf Socity hear and
the most Librel man and Woman belong
to than thay Dance In thar Meatins as
David of Old We Doe not wont to goe
out of this Citey to Hear aney thing New
wee have 25 Churches In this Citey and
Still thar Is Some hard Siners to be found
wee have Evrey Ascotin (association) that
Ever wos fomed SENS to me | will Drow
to Close for | Doe not now hou Plus you
are In Abbets town and prehapes viii not
lick so mulch nonsances-our Neast want
on to Philadelphia to work for and
Marid and lives thar She is on Hear on
a visit now and will Return In a few
week yours with Respeck
y b the Lagestu Is in Sashon In this
Citey nou with two Dimercrats Rapecent
from the Citey aud a Demercrat Mare the
furst Sances this has bin Citey
Som folks think the wold Can not Stan
but few Days longer
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MINERAL POINT, WIS, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1854.

plished officers was deeply lamented and
sincerely mourned-their fame cherished
and perpetuated. With what truth and
beauty-though under what widely differ
ent clrcumstances-does their kindred
fate illustrate how often it is
The path of glory leads but to the grave.
An affecting incident is related of Gen.
Wolfe by Professor Robinson, of Edin-
burgh, who witnessed it, which presents
the youthful hero in the most amiable
light. While Wolfe and his companions
were noiselessly floating down the current
of the st. Lawrence, at silent midnight, to
the place where they were to land and be-
gin their rugged ascent to the Plains of
Abraham, he, in a low, under tone of voice
recited nearly the whole of Gray's plant
I've and touching '.Elegy in Country
Church Yard'-then but recently pub
lished, in which occurs the prophetic line
above quoted-and at the conclusion of it
he remarked--"Now, gentlemen, I would
rather be the author of that poem than
take Quebec" What noble tribute for
a soldier to render poet History of
the Holland Purchase"
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~ First darkey-Why-"why caren't
black genlums make cundrums jis like
white folks ?''
Second Darkey-"Wal, wal, wal case
they can. Hear me now-hear me now.
Why am-why am-why am dumb man
what can't say muffin to nobdy-like
Sentrum Dugliss2 Cub him up? Case
he goes III for Meier ask q question !f'
First Darkey-"The seat of gubment
IL take you to the house of information
eff you do dat again Sambo. Luf dem
tings lone Too much larnin' for colored
gemmen G'waY. Sam ~ Post.
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r Douglass Jerrold says that as ''old
mother Eve created the necessity of wear
ing that useful garment, called shirt by
the sons of Adam, therefore it is but right
for her daughters to wash them"
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our eyes, what an ocean would food our
hearts Were it not for the clouds that
cover our landscape, how insolent would
be our sunshine Simms
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u "Don't stand there loafng," said a
college professor to three students, stand
ing where they shouldn't I'VE are not
loafng," said Nat there are only three
Of US. and 1t takes leaven to make a loaf y
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| Extract from the Report os DIR. A. p
LADD: late State Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction.
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" Of all happy households. that is
the happiest where falsehood is never
thought of M peace is broken up when
once it appears that there is liar in the
house