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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19

States, by placing the legislation of
Congress in the hands of an irrespon-
sible association of its members; in a
body totally unknown to the Consti-
tuition, distinct from Congress itself,
existing Within, but Independent of
all responsibility to any public or re-
cognized law. The Congressional
Council, itself at war with the Con
stitution, will be under the full sue
cess of Know Nothing principles, a
mere registry Of DEGREES to body in
the heart of the country, unknown
to the Constitution-existing, no one
can .ell where-aiming at, no one
can tell what. 1t is principle of a
party organization. which, by de-
manding the unlimited submission
of the minority to the majority, an
initiates the balance-power of a
Parliamentary opposition, and all the
advantages that belong to it. 1t
extinguishes the personal indepenG-
ence of the voter, destroys the ju-
riSdiction of conscience over the po-
'litical conduct, and makes it con-
dition to the preservation of his in
tegrity, if a voter should happen to
scruple measure or man proposed
by the Order, that he absolutely
abandon the party altogether.
Lastly: if this principle Of secre-
cy and obligation under oath is le-
climate for one party, it is legiti-
mate for all; every party may adopt
it; the "Sag Nicht" clubs of the
foreigners of the West are wholly
justified; and the whole political des-
TIMES of the country may be con-
trolled by secret, oath-bound organ
izations-a hybrid mixture Of Ma
sonry and political caucus, with all
good in either spoiled by the coDjunc-
ton. Can any man In this ma
tion contemplate such a prospect
the legitimate result of the princi-
pie of organization adopted by the
Know Nothing party-withcut emo
tions Of alarm amounting to terror?
1t is principle, legitimate in a con-
dition OF society where the lives of
men are dependent upon the fidelity
of their political associates; it is ut
terly abominable in any other. Yet
the accomplished writer in the Critic,
for May, would place such a princi-
pie, in point of political morality, on
the same footing with the vote by
ballot!
We have only to add, that if the
Nationality, the Federal Uuion, and
the Protestant Civilization of this
country, are dependent upon the con-
servatism OF this new political COM
binatioD, its past acts indicate most
| fearfully that gloomy times are ahead.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19

A correspondent sends us the fol
lowing. Never having seen it before,
we give it a place in our columns;
"Some ten years ago, coroner's In
quest was held on the body OF a man
found dead in a road near Charleston,
S. G. The verdict Of the jury, as
published in the Courier the following
day, was-Died by accident of God.
The attention of the coroner being
called to this singular verdict, he con-
cluded to alter II; so erased accident,
but omitted to insert visitation-con-
sequently the next mornings paper
gave the verdict-aDied by God
Poor D., the coroner, was so much
laughed at, that he declared he would
attempt no further correction, and SC
the matter stands"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19

Is 1T NOT TRUE?-"H" in the Nash.
vile Union d Agseg5cas asks the fol-
lowing pertinent questions
''Is It not true that Know Nothing
ism is responsible for a religious agi-
tation never known before in the his-
tory of our government? And who
shall be held answerable for the conse-
quences, when the torch Of religious
liberty is once lighted2 God forbid
that the day should ever come, when
a majority of the people in these Uni
ted States should stand coId,y by, and
see class of their fellow-citizehs de-
barred any.of the rights and pivile-
ges, belonging to citizenship, because
they choose to worship God accord
ing to the dictates of their con-
science?"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19
Answer to Gen. ZOlheo6er's Speech.

Aaswer to Gen. ZOlkeo9er's Speech.
Let the South remember that the
two States--1ndiana and Illinois
that allow foreigners to vote upon de-
claring their intention to become cit-
zens, have always stood by the South
against the AboEtionists. Recollect
too, that Of the nine members Of Con
gress from New York, who voted fol
the Nebraska bin, not one is a know
nothing UMoa & American.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19

Gloss ON LINEN.-To restore the
gloss commonly observed on newly
purchased cellars and shirt bosoms,
add a spoonful of gum-arabic to a
pint Of the starch as usually made for
this purpose. Two ounces of clear
gum-arabic may be dissolved in pint
of water, and after standing over
night, may be raked oil, and kept Ia
a bottle ready for use.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19
. GIeaniuss from our Exchanges
WITH Editorial SPrinhtE9S.

DR.. Hall, in his Journal of HEALTH
saws. that sound, connected, early re-
freshing sleep. is as essential to our
health as our daily food; thai there
is-no merit in simply getting up ear
": anG the full amount of sleep req
uisite for the wants OF the system
should be obtained, even if 1T re-
ouires till noon. DIR. Holyoke, al
ter he was hundred years old, SAID:
81 have always taken care to nave a
full proportion of sleep. which, sup
nose. has contributed to my longevi-
ty The want Of sufficient sleep IS
a frequent cause of insanity 10
obtain good sleep the mind should be
in sober, quiet frame for several
hours before bedtime. think peo-
ple require one more hours sleep IN
winter than in summer.
Upon recent examination OF one
of the pauper schools ia England' 1t
was found that none of the boys could
point out Egypt on the map, or ex'
i,lain what was the craven image
One boy said it was going to school,
One of the school mistresses was
asked the question, "What remarka-
BILE event occurred when our Saviour
was twelve years old?" She replied
ID believe he was put into the bull
rushes."
Peter Lawson, of Dracut. Mass,
has Just sold an Alderney COW and
calf for 1926. Last year the COW
produced II pounds Of butter pei
week, Of such quality that it sold a
so cents pound; 900 pounds PEI
wear is considered her average. Mr
Lawson sold at the same time an a
derney heifer eleven months older 10
eI25.
A battered specimen of human't.
anpeared before the New Orleans le
corder recently, and stated that h
wanted to make an affidavit against
man named Easan, who struck hir
= in the face with slung-shot. and Gu
him in the breast with knife, Will
Eagau's wife beat him over the hea
with newter mug and their SO
shot him in the side, the ball passln
round and out of his back. Z"
should think the case of assault wa
made out.
Backwards IS the Motto---Hunte
Woods, the an6-know nothing cand d
date, was elected Mayor. Of Norioll
Va, Monday, by &C majority. Id
vote for the other officers is not II
ported. This city, few weeks ag
gave majority of 412 against Hel
~ A. Wise, the Democratic candlda'
for Governor, and in favor Of Fiou
nov, the know nothing nominee.
Benson, democrat, has been electe
probate judge Of Berrien count.
Michigan, by two hundred majorlt
over the know nothing candidate
Last fail the know nothings carrie
- county hv one hundred and eigl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19
Whisper a Blessing for Me.

The shadows of twilight are creeping,
Soft over the brightness Of day,
The flowers of the wildwood are weeping,
Farewell to the SUMS parting rayl
Ny spirit is wandering to thee, love,
In visions all gloriously bright!
Then whisper ablessing for me, love,
A blessing, kiss and goodnight!
In heaven now the pure stars are smiling,
Like angel-eyes watching me here,
And music the lone heart beguiling,
Steals gently and low on my ear!
Ny spirit is smiling on nthee, love,
And murmuring song of delight!
Then whisper blessing for me, love,
A blessing, a kiss and goodnight
Young voices, in earnest tones blendiHS
Rise clear through the still evening air,
And angels their pinions are bending
To catch the low breathings of prayer!
My spirit is praying for thee, love,
Heaven clothe all thy pathway in Light
Then whisper blessing Cor me, love,
A blessing. kiss and goodnight!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19
Cbpite Tastrq.
A Song.

A Song.
My song shall be, of one made up,
Of loveliness alone:
A woman of her gentle sex
The seeming paragon;
To whom the better elements
And kindly stars have given.
A form so fair, till like the air.
IT'S less of earth than heaven.
Her very tone is music's own.
Like those Of morning birds,
And something more than melody
Dwells ever in her words;
The coinage of her heart are they.
And from her lips each flows,
As one may see the burdened bee
Forth issue from the rose.
Affections are as thought to her,
The measures Of her hours;
Her feelings have the fragrancy.
The freshness of young flowers;
And lovely passions changing oft,
So fill her. she appears
The image Of themselves by turns,
The idol of past years!
OF her bright face one glance will trace
A picture on the brain,
And of her voice in echeing hearts
a sound must long remain;
But memory snch as mine of her
So very much endears,
When death is nigh, my latest sigh
Will not be iife's but hers.
Ny song shall be of one made up
OF loveliness alone,
a woman of her gentle sex
The seeming paragon
Of her! and would on earth there stood
Some more Of such frame,
That life might be all poetry
And WEAKNESS name.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19

INGENIOUS RAsCALITY-.A wine mer-
chant in Paris recently received
note as follows:
SIR:-For some time you have
been robbed at retail; we have now
resolved to rob you by wholesale. ]
hereby notify you that, tomorrow
night, should you not adopt measures
to prevent it, your cellar will be en-
tirely drained.
@Sacre!r' cried the merchant, and he
loaded his pistols, and at the appoint
ed night descended into the cellar,
and seated himself between two wine
casks. Everything in the cellar re-
mained safe, but on returning home in
the morning, he found every room IN
his house rifled, and all his plate.
money, and clothes purloined. The
thieves had persuaded him to take
care of his cellar while they should
rob his house.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19

TExAs.-The rapid increase of pop
ulation in Texas is shown by the fact
that, within a district fifty miles square,
west of the Tarrant and south OF
Denton county, about four hundred
families have settled within one year.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
NGerfs alatO S4Oltci)
ipieber i'm 5Selb!


Die hnterf3rictenri, tena6ri6ttssn ebrerbie>
tisIt igre Sreunoe nEb SehnSen, Icmpbl ais raS
9ubtitun I'M QtlSeneineu, bab rs ibnrn, 8escn gr>
ipartunsen, In Der 1tFfn Stunbe selun9rn III Ell
nrn Stanb fir lore @eIddIte gu e6alt1, uno
cenIeltcn te,usen baten. 9elr9en serabe sesenii.
ter tbrem Surigen 9tab In Der SOps6ellcp SIlle,
unp Iinp bater selunuen BEN S6ubs 6anbrt I'm
@rceen unb 6teinen in alien letuen 3peisen fcrt<
;ubetretben.
gBir baben etcnfalls bas grcee unb 9ersumss
Strbrtaus, lebtbin bewobnt bon Srnrp 3immrrs
man, fir cine Stiefelc unb Shu6sSnbrit 9erentet,
prrn mir baS GjeIhdft auf cine ausseSsbnte g8et.
ie 3u tetreiten eeabF&tgsn unb feline Dliibe Ipa'
ren ippllen ben atlertslten Strd, feline auser 9us
te Qrteiter, ;u wdMen, unb fursurt IclGe 9lrbsit
liefrn molten bic Satisfarticn Sibt, tebes in Ses
treff Der SualitSt unb 9reiIen. Smpens 9lrtcit
u,p 5lfen pirp nit @el6winpisfeit Serrtdtet.--
eanb- SsauFeute prrpen nit folder 9lrbrit serIrbcn
ale Iie beieaen, ,tno an nisbErn prriIen.
gBir 1nb banf6ar fir 9enpIIeue Runb16aft,
unb bur9 pinftli6e @uImerfiamfcis MwS Sc.
16dftes, unb bll9en uno berat9eieeten preileu,
Ger9rEBcruns bsS Stcds Bpffcn mir bic @unl bre
9u6lfuns gu erGaltcn.
Werb uno Honcp.
0F-g8ir srrfaufen I'm GjrcBen ano @riReR an,
StctrGauIe unb Der 5atrif.
9larntaun aprit If. na6n'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
9allcastO1sm 9af0Semlic.

Das Spmmrrs Scrmin rieIts Snittuts rro an
iansen ant Mpntas Sen soften slrrit. S4dlrr
tSnnen ater einise 3ett etntrr.eH:
Srrlcitet bur6 ben autrn grfcls mrldsr Sieie
S9ue pdbrnp pcm SABRE be9leitete, bat Der
grtn,ipaf einen erfatrenrn unp Yplfcmmenrn GnS'
liIGrn mS ffabif&sn setrr enSa8rt, I'M in is:
men Drpartcmsutrn tebuIFid gu irin- cine
tE6n6 setiIrrte gGpp, cine giatiotn BON Grant'
reid, um I'M 6ran56fidsn, 3eiansn pne gsaesl,
artrit llntrrritt ;u rrtbCiIrn. 20 brFnprn ltdp
nun jrbt a6t 9sbrr in pisier S6ule.
Girjrntge Die miinIden lpIIten ii4 teBer aisSu'
Gibrn um bic guifi9t SfsntIt6er S4ulrn in rem
fpmnrnpsn Spdtjabr unp gSintrr su iibernrpnisT,
mrrbm tslpnptre aufmrrflanltrit rrIalten.
J!t7. Gregory, 9rnJisal.
@pril II. nS3rr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
8rt9abe Sefeble,

0as rrIlc Satatlicn, tcir9list Bon Mni. SGc'
mas gS0rr, pirb f6 Sur 9arape no Snlpcfttcn
rinIinrcny ouf MDntass ben tltsn Mat, unt 10
llbr Sormitta8S.
Das erIte Gapo(lcric Battalion; tefe6ltSt ben
Mai. G6rmaS 9iu9, wrb t4 CUR parare unb
Snipettipn enfnten, DienIta9s ben 15ten gtat,
UNI 10 llbr SCrmittogS.
SaS 2tc Icifct Satntirn, trfebli9t SSn @ai.
Gbwin Srper, wirp Ii6 CUR 9arape uno Sniprt'
ticn einfinpen, Niittmpa5 ben 16ten Dtat, UNI 10
llbr @prmttta9S.
Gpmpaanien bic an fcin Battalion dnerI6lbis
len nr iprrben rrIu6t ftb tsi rint9eih Der cttSrn
SatalIicnen einjuItelIsn, alwr ie tnipettirt wsr'
ben IclIen.
Secrt Gapttainc cbrr tefs9tsbabcnber SffJisr
pirO erlutbt BEN Sniprtlrr, 5ur 3ejt her Snlpets
ticn, ntit ener eite gu periebcn, Die @nSabl, rcr
Wannfdaft untsr ibrem Scfrtt an9ctenp-ebenIc
cine 2iitc scn penjenigen bic pas @eIeB BON mtIt'
titiIden YF6trn frsfrritt. paeurA pab fe bic
9rtTrise 3eit In 9cpadtrr Gcmpa9nte 9eotrnt bd'
brn,-ebcnfalls NIT elmer 2ilte bon rrn 0epcbren
unb anberrm Sfcntlt6en Giscntbum bes Staats,
bic i'm Sefg pieIer Gcmpa0nte iein m09en.
p4~Gs ttfnbrn lih auh cne glnSatl . me-
mt6tpnen in ber amtSiluts res Brigade Sn'
peftprs, bic SerI6irpeuen Sffjicren pcn Gpmpas'
nrn scb5ren, wrIde otgrbcIt wcrpen Q u
en-, pcnn iie ibrsn jStrli6en Cctalt Su rmpfan'
gen tpiiuiarH.
2fmc6 gttinoer, SnIpeftor,
2ts Brigade. 7te Gi9tiicn, 8. W.
Illrntarn, Ipril II, rH-bS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
@mQuS 6D6l0ule.
2ce1a SailutpS

Scdba SaiIrttpS
Tteiss Snilitut bat ben glnfan9 9entaat am
0ienlta9 ben t0ten 9lpriI 1855.
Der 9urleS prS uuterri6tS irirb Die SerIhieee'
nsn 5pfigcn elmer Srutrmmrrcn @n9lii6en lln'
tcrrittms, unp SUtdi uup SntrumrntaIii9e Ma'
ft, nit Der fransSfIdrn un0 latstni4sn SPra'
den in iid faben.
Sunae Damen uno oerrtn rrl6e fiele 8unlt'
lsbre su crlernen min nI6en, unb cine y'eis-tS Boz
ben mSgen, proIebionsle 2sbret 3u werren, linp
erIu6t Die Serpenite pieles SnltutS gu prtIen.
9em 9rnIipal perpen poblunterri6tcte ssR'
rsr sur Ssite lteben, lcwc au9 in Der Shrsb'
furR. ....
Sir Girfaaren unb anbrre au5funft rrnbs
man li9 an
Same6 g. .Sboemafer
Gratis, Ge4a GamtY.
Refcren3cn ....
Gfaslrc gB. Cooper, GauntY Superntrnbrnt
Srn Ncba Gauntp.
Gtrmas 9. Cooper, NJ. d. GrcptrsburS.
Martin &smmerer, gIa. Sal3tur8.
SbumaS Surtbaltsr, GIq. Gmaus.
9cbn g. @ierins, Giq. emaus.
glpril If. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
OSclS! @clO! OselS!

Dlorrcidb t1eues fir ben Staat 9snnfpl'
panirn bne bic S4la9t ssfp4tsn unb Der Sies
seppnneu murbe, unp Dap ale sRirtbstaulcr uie
lisurrs SdbppS am 9abbatb Gag 9efhtpiTeH finr,
unp mebr ais 10000 Sitter unp Wattsr, Stbne
unp GTater jcBt cntIdloben iub ibr gelb ju ipa.
rrn unp inner nSclspb Stopp's pcblfeilen Gdld
Stcbr in 2llentaur,, Gde Der 5amltcn tlnb 2fs
ten Strnsen, go. Al, nabe Sasenbud's 5rtel,
seben wrrben, Steppi1 lcetfn BON New'
gJort np @btabelpbia suriid setebrt NIT etipas
iprni9er ais $25OOO pertb BON ben feinIfen
mp pe9lfeiltsn @iitsrn bic ientats in alentam
paren, gBea, Otrs Slid, LAP inns bod aud tpii>
fen mas er bat. 81, Ia me, Wlrs. Serres, er bat
Seiprn BON irbrr Sarbe unp Yreigen, 1clfe ais
GbGnsabIe, gluip mp S6war3, feline tiAb Seneine,
Drlains, 9. DelainS, @oplins, 2arpns unb Sat
tune tri Der &ar6Iuouns. grS @lrs. Stcpp
fat bic fein1e Got SribjabrSs unb Srmnters gSaa,
rrn, SAaplf, ,ple aud Ell, SrCets aNprtement
Scn Yarifpis BIZ ita isatats eeieben babe. Va,
6Ieg mein 6er,, baS III Der werry 9laB pp Wlrs.
Gplplamp Ia9te bic junse 2dpies folder wctlfetle
Scribe, S4awls, Spencers, llnperlleeSs, ScllarS,
GmGrpiperies, Slider, unp Siete 5aarmttS friesen
t6nneu, 1lnb dies an SaltpreiS. SIeS, Guttsr Sui
lrr laste Stppp bitte iCtde fdne settedte unN
un0eGcihte @iusline, Sheating bon Oreipisrtel
bis ;rrrt uno cine balts glrb ,pet, Setts Sidng,
friI8e 8;tt Grperl,, EGble Diapers, Slprs unp
Sttegcn Carpets, 5lcrs unp Stti9en Seltud,
ll@sStltu9, etc. ..#-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
Grniflifhe 9fa0rt0t.

StGle biritnisen welhe nod III ben Stobrbdhsr
bes llnter3si6neten, in Uai6inston 3aunl6ip,
ee6a Gaunty, I6ulpis fnS, iinb bierfur9 aufSe'
fcrorrt innrrbalb 6 gBo6en an rem aIten Stanes
plabe ansurufsn uno ab;utSabIen /; inerm mad
prm Srrlauf bieier 3sit bic Re6nunss Bidder
ben 6Gnoen eineS 5rirpeusri6ters gum Gtntrsiben
iGer9tten rsrbeh. Sol6e bic nod Gnfcreerm'
aen 6aben, tSnnrn etenIalC anruFrns banit Aaes
in 9ii6tisFsit settadt Wsrefn fam.
8aoio Ruop.
@prit #, 1855. uq6A
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
9tDibenb SIQ0rt6t.

Die Ssrpaltrr Der ,,Sirsfrieess5sns 9riiden
@eirai6aft," tobsn teute. gIrriI If, 1855 einsn
Dipiesnt pUn 6 inrm batrr uub fin f.
VIC Gents, auf isben glntteiI Res Capital
Stcds Der tcn9sn Gpmpaanir ertldrtr salIbar an
Die StrdtalItr rCer lore 9eIesmi6ise Rtprelm'
hn.rn, ouf pprr nab brm 20hen aprit.
Sclcpb 9aubab, Sboemsiiter.
NEril Is, 1853. Ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
Teiaer SfODr

Reben oer Soo.Se(lcrp 6alle-Ht 10
@elt Samilton Stra6e-ber Stapt
Nllentaun.
llnterSctdnster ipiinIdt feline Srunbe unp elm
ssebrtes YubIitum gu trna6ri6ti9en pab CT einsn
9lGnjrnpen nruen
Srpdenen @aaren Stpbr,
an pbsem Srt rrBfnrt bat aIIpp sr nun trrsit
III, feline Sunprn ale gu rmpfanStn, urb senielben
mad gRunIh Su birnen. Sein Stcd ilt etn gang
neuer, unb bssrsit allsS In i mas in einsm ppbl.
einseri6teten Srpdenen.g .gDaaren.Stcbr seIudt
pirp. Nan cra6trt es paber ais iitrrfIiBis bic
grtitfl bier ensufibren. Srin Stcd it Elm gang
neuer, III an Den rs6ten Yreiben siu9efauft, unb
CT ipirb penIelten aud pierer gang biltg atlaBen.
gr 1T bdnttar fur tsrsitS 9enpBcnc Sunridait,
ltnb wirb Itf bsitreten rnmerttn paS 9ublifum 5u
bsfrsNisen. Itufst an unp urtbsilrt firgu6 Icltl.
Gno5 9SeiB.
9taentaun, @prit IS, 1855. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02

uno ubr unp bic ScritelIun8rn te9innrn balb
nlA 2 llbr uns rin gertcl Scr 8 rlbr.
DI-Dte aasrmeinr ausriituns trreS heS Cir
Gus uno Der Ntrnagerie Sruppen, wurpe pirie Sab
rrs;cit brwrrtRe1ie., anp Spar in einsn StYl ron
GleSanS dtrrFabi8 tpRbar, unS EiS9rr rGnr @lei'
hen.
Die Jrittr> unb Qritr6u6ung5s&iinFtrr, BON
prl6sn In rem Bills cine 9enaue SeI6rettuns 8es
funpsn pirb, se66ren untrr Die eritrn &Iaec ibrrr
Yrcfe6icn, BON beipen @eI6leGtrn, unp iinp iitrrs
al tetannt unp beriibmt als bic
Stern Srnppe,
BON rem Srreinistsn Staatsn. Cine srlle
NtilitdriI9e SraB Sanbe -
besIeitet bic Srtstnistsn pra6tsrlIen Grbbitcnrn,
unO wtrb tpabrenb ben 9critcuun9en cine Scrl6ie'
Osnteit BON nrurn unb iaIBiCnatIrn Stidsn auf'
Ipielen.
Ba- Die Gonpasnie pirp in elmer 9rcSeBtcn,
UNI cttra 10 l,bf In bic Stdbt tin;ieten, unp na6'
brm lie pur6 bic Sdupts Straesn 9e3o9en III, pirb
iie ii4 mad ibrem Grtittirns' Belt teseben.
9lp,il 1S. rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
SSerttde GletDer.
SDnnetS =! SDnnetS /!

Cine terrlt6r 9tuspabl SonnstS. f6idtidb fir
Uicit SubrS;sit, ais olIe gr.ru StrcG,, Srtrene,,
Grape uno gdmh.g gcmsts, ale mad hen nrueltrn
MrNsn, linb an glo f6 gGeit 5amiItUn Straee
gum Serfauf auf Snnb. SalelbR wirp auh
Slri6en unb llmdnberunscn Urrri6tct uRr spar an
tiasn 9rei6en. 9iriss Drpartrment 1T ilnttr
rrr 9lufTHt Der Wrs. Nlatilpa Srrpn. Nlan rufe
an tsi Gnps SSetb.
glpril Is, 1855. nqlm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
tGir6z Ginipeibund.

Die Gpanselih Sut9eri@e ct. 9OtnS Sirdr
In Der Shapt gllsntaun, Iul sur Sersbrung Gspt.
ties am Scnntas ben 6trn Olai sinsrpeitt pers
ben. Die @inwsibuns fnprt Ratt am Sthntaa
INT 10 lltr in Der GnoIilGn Spra6c ;-rs pirS
aud eeS Na6mittass in Drutiar Spra6e ,rnb
am Mrntas, mprsens pierer in Der Gnglil6en unb
brs Na4mittass In Der DsutlGrn Spra6e Got
tesSirnt Irin. Go IN rr,partet bab cine gInsabl
fremps prrbiarr ,usrscu Iein wrprny um antbeil
an ben llttunacn sil nctmrn.
9llrutaRh, 9tpriI tS, na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
9(ppiel 9fd6ri6telt.

3ufclsc Der SrrI6teSsnrn often Der aIembtY
rieiss Staat5 in Sr,u9 auf ,,Gauntp S6dBunsen
wno Seeuerungen," setrn mir bic rnterssi6nrten
Gpmriiiicnsrs bon 9e6d Gauntp Biemit 9ta6rt6t,
an bic Sartarn Ginwcbner. bic Sefber unb slgen.
ten Son lessnSem unb peri6nliden SermGsen, tar,
Bar fir Staatss uhp gdunty> 3rede, DAP appellus
ticnen erUfret rerben in Der Commit IltonCrs2lmtss
ute ju 9ttlcntcph, sun ghiben aller 9ntereeirtrn,
fiji bic Seridirbenrn Barp5 ihp Gaunldips pirlrS
Gamtys, ME fcl9t: ....
SIR pis SalmI6ipS S6srIaueprt, S6crmttfcrt,
Stsrmacunsir, Salturg, GoiaTaudla II. SnnpSer,
Mcntnas rrn 7trn Nlat ndhRens. 4#.
Sir bic SaunldipS gpnn, 0rpcrmaeungie,
9Isticnbura, BaIbmstrn, Sup gBbeitban, unp
2rwbill, Oirnla9e ren Stcn Wtai nd6tens.
Sir Ncrp, Sio unb geda gBarO, glarntppn,
uno bic 5amI6ira 6eicrltrr9, yiiepermilfrrp unb
Ncrp g1bcitbat, @littpc4s ben 9ten Nai nd9s
ilrns.
gtm ndmli6rn Gag linb Srt nr0mcn bic CONT
miiiicncrs ScrliCJelte 9cI6rkEenr 8pri9ldge an,
idr baS GmIanmeln rrr Stadtss rnb Gauntp. .gas
rem fir raS 0esnwSrtige Satr; in Sen Srrl6l1s
9rn miiiIei, bic SdrgIadftal Bcnannt lrn. Die
GcmmiIlicnGS wrrccn F6 ieppG nt6t o9re a6s
pcArn auf brlr nirrrritcn 9irtrr GrI6rSnfrti, cns
bern auf birjenige, weI6sn iis fir nte teFernSns
tereiiu Res GauntyS unC fir Den Stlritt ne or
ccurttirt, om 9rcisnttlen baltcn.
Scfepb Wilter,
eSobn @ebsr,
Samuel Sisscr,
GcmmiItrurrS Scn geAa Gauntp,
8c;mStS-G. 3 q, Glerf.
Gpril lS. rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-02
2(pril Is.
@. 6. Mp6er unb GD>S
Seber nib utsNNaterialicn
MIR.

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SO. 81 Sits6amttcn Strobe. ;pIItbtn Der Ssfrrmr;
ten 8irebs uno Dem Ycftamt, in 1usntcwn.
Die llnter;e6neten linb In @sl4aits'@srttn'
bung setretsn unO sebentsn pbsss @el6aft in
gerbtnpuns nit Der fribsr Con Sacpb MciIer be-
trisbenrn Getserei an Ubi9em Stanpe auf cine aus
sebsbnte 0riIe fort;ubstreibsn, wp1eGbf lie Elm
pptlfdnbises Enforcement BON 9spsr jercr Sei6rst-
bung, mo S6ubs trimmings, ME ale anpere gIr'
tfel, trsl6e S6utma&rr sebrau6en, ais
&albs.9eoer, Woroeeos, Sberleber, Seis
fitn96, 4. {: no.,
be1dnbie sunt 8erfaui bdlter, rpie aud Gin algs'
mcineS 9lHcrtmsnt BON SsmlUd unp g t db n
SctG,eebsr. Gbenfalls 9eI6irr mo teprs
anbere 2sbrr fin Sattler.
pa~Drr t66le Yrets nrir6 1T tcSerjdt an Der
8srberei pter AM eerrrlpbr fir als slrtrn 9dutr
bejablt.
Snbsm IIs grattiIde Ger6sr fsnS, 70 fTnnsn fs
SuSrtraul6 itGrrn, baB ale 9lrtitel bic ile Srrs
taufen, 10 linp, mic lie ptelelten reprdIentrrn -
Sie boifcn paber. bur9 nisbrise Yreile unp Be
frispi9tins brerSuRptn, auf ltbrale llntcrfdsuns.
SO. 6. Wofer.
9eter &. 8rim,
S. &. MoHer.
gIleAaun, 9lprit Is. .nd3N