davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

TeueporF, 20. Mai.-g6atrnp raS Bar
rel ,gleht ouf benz bslsen Marfte arsrnpirtia
ouf st2 Relt, tctet es in San 5rancistc. nur bic
SdIfte. Sn Sctsc birIer unseteurcn DiHrrn,
i'm preiIr III cine srcee Patuns Netl BON San
5rancsrU iiter Gap Dorm bisrter aeltidt mcrSrn
Salifcnieil ,pirb olio bic otlantiI6en Stdattrt
nidt blUB msbr NIT @clS, icnbtrn aud nit Gt'
traIce SerScraert, -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
@rDBe 9lttratttDn.
glur fiir Gin gladmtttds une Nttnr.

Sur Iiir Gin yiahmttthe une Shene. /,
IN elr Spo Srlrns sslIt in aHSn.lun. Bsntris
Irluisrl, Taturol D1aas. bis sashItu 6auariSu B5
ast une BIZ G'riltttCPfrr;E. "
4s8 , StsueESIte .
gRaht StrsvbStiaii tstaHut, tef sc suns BCIicluna
an ctiarm Srt asksn pire, Gm 9Rcnial giahwilid9
mo abtuo. .uni 4it. GnfaustuS unl llhr 9sohmi .
tags unp llbr btS gsiues. Gu!asYrciP % Cent.
Siueir SGltyrt;f.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Reformirte Kirdbs Dir ScnntassIGulc
bic in Der DeutIh s8rfcrn,irten &ir6e in slqen-
taun scbalten wtrp, 3dbIt ctpas fiber 225 jsin'
btr. Die Sahl Der 0etrsr piro etpa SO lNn. +
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

RAJ Die su hsr Wstbopsn Sir6r in bsIe,
Stabt act6renrr SOnniaSsiGuIe 5abIt II esbrr,
rno 120 &inper, ..... ...... ...
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

pyesbytcriancr Eird,e. .--Sn Der g,rcetY.
ttriaurr sir6s in alsntdun rirp am nd4iten
SOnnsus gcrittttaS 70 ibie bel. gtrroS @rttss'
Oisnn pllr4 rsn Gbtw. 5rrrn B Baitsr scSaltsn
pcrpen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

tlIctbeoiifcn Hirde. - Sn ttr lirFsrn
Rirhs mrp an nddfrn Srnntas
GOrmittas. pie aud reO abcnrs. pur6 trn Gbrp.
5errn s b b 8 asprsbi9t pCrpsn. .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

t1epsGrleais, 10. WaI. : gcn getd
Grus trinat Elm SditT bic &unpc, bu6 am 8c
9ranrc in Nsrifu einr 8eScTuticn ausarbrc6tr
Iei.; 1900 0t. nit GuraSaiul an tsr SriBs fCl'
len fiber ben Stuff seauneen umb tns msritanii4c
0ttiet engcbrlmarn Icin. IT. .H
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Gpanactifde Rird,e Oct Gttrp:Gnrr,
miro am nidbiim Sonntas Surmttad. :np aud
Ses atsnhS, in Der bicli8rn GpanScliiatn Sira'
prtbiaen. =. ---
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

BeE- Die SonntassIdue ptr prettstcriaRsr
0emeinps in 9lasntaun tbiro bura 30 eebrer Be-
duflid,tiet uno Sen 1870 Nitbrr beIa6t. $780,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30


Ger nnter,sidnetr gift bierStfn 9fd6ridt, eaB
or rint neue 9tanepprtatipnS' einie crridtet Hat.
unp fae er nun tersit IN &auimdithc -spaarsit d.,
let &rt ;u rh.rfah6tn unp al oerf6idsH pen gtil-
aSelptia naEb Cation, 8etblrbrm, s(llmtdtiR,
Mau6 GBuf unp 8rnn !oaprn, unp allen ra,iSi-
6en lirsrnbrn 9lGBeu. Die @anreii Seteen trl
pfdn9fn unp rsTGiFt an DO. IS 9lort6 gSbaries.
unterta!t tcr Sine etrabt, gbilapelsbia. ia
er llh auf baS otlsrtctr rnSni6tet bat. 70 in,u
i'm Stanrc alle 0itrr bic ibm anYrtratt rttSfh
ntbasn prompt Su pcrlcnben, .u,,b sr rrbtts t pts
unttfPGsais bon SerIbifun.
" .... S(grntth. S
R. 9. Gc(trt limb Comp, StIIabsIpbh;
grrrst 9B. StuTtl, Cation,
81. mc q. SadHtth. 5rremanStirs, "a
&norrw W'Garts, Srthletrm, , ',f'
6. une sH. Grclhlon, AItnta,in. -.
ED~ ~prrirne, rpclAt 8idrtn In BEN Stctts
fhuir 3u alrntaun Iitssn babrn, prrprn rriuSi
ptrisItr ic9lrtA at3ubuIen. -.
H.. 0enrp S1tptIeef. - -
gTentaun, @M 9. "'' ns3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

t7cwsQorF, %. @at.-Oas S6iF Cur
ling" fam teutc MprSen srn 9isrrpOpG nit SIS
Wcrmcnrn ticr an.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Detroit, 10. @ai. Sn einem Giebdube. irel'
drs lrttc gladt AT ben Staetardn;rn rurh Seus
cr serRSrt tpurSe, fanSm 2 @dnnsr iHren Sob,
eu6 bic SSlamnien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
2S c crbciratDct:

gm lestrn Gienfa9 gbenO, pur9 ben G6rr.
6r. sSaIter, Ser GtarIes Gdsrt. nit Mie
8 MN a 9 ains. bripe bon relrr Stapt.
9,m 27fsn Wai. bur6 DeRirlten, Sr. ar1
" 30 + t, NIT MB Gmma &unSman, BEL
be ron Q1entaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

StiIblc ocrrentet.-Sn Der tittssn Gns'
lid SutteriI6rn ct. Sctannis Stride iinp in Der
lcBten uno Yrrtcrt9en gEcGe fdon SicIe Stiiblc
psrrsntet murrsn. So fnp atrr nr6 cine Qns
3att, unp Stpar BON pen Nleransenebmiten, niGt
psrrrntct. .-gSsr aIic sinrn Stdbl ;u renter
wdnitt, lcate ii6 unperSisli9 tei rincm Der Nits
alierrr Der SlusGcmmittre melren, btnn bsiic
IGn9rr man partst, peitc tleinsr tpiro Die gSltl.
Tie Sau.Gommtttrt trilcbt aus rem Ssrrrn G.
Yree, Q. 6. &sd, G. Grim, 6. SEED, unp 6. s.
Siacr. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

ct. epuis, "a. @ai. am SOnntas traf
bic Santa Sc pUit In Snpspsncrnee ein. Col.
ct. Sran. Der nit bre Gompdsnirn ;ur SsrioI'
suns Der lltabs fa aufscmd6t. traf in ben Ratrs
on Srrssn nit apa6sn ;uiammsn, t6ptsts itnrn
feds Mann unp nabm lsfS Sauaps sriangcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Oowc5S, 81. @a. Der Gunabiibr DIM
fer SurOn nit 1000 5iBcn RrSt mad Ncn'
treal bslltmmt, ranntc beim guslaufen Srssn bic
SnisI an Der einIdhrt, unO Iant Els gum 9aupt'
bed.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Tep.Rorf, 81. Rai. = Dem tsutisrn
Tribune SufclSe iinp, alsn :3citunsSbridten
ltnp YrsattUrresponbenj ;ufolsc, bic ausii6tsn
auf Die 0aiSsn, unp ObR-Gnts aierrcrOentlid
gdnnig, uno son anpsrn @rtraibearttn III id1
iteral mcbr ais scpTbnlh aetaut wprbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Sonnta9s Sdulc, -. Die rsu.rrrt6tetr
SUnntdas' S&aIs in Der GnsIiIas seutssriI8sn Ct.
Sobdnns &ir&t aaticr, lo1 trrrits 46 9ebrr
unp rtpa 100 S6aIrr ,dblcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

narDir gsanselilds SonntassI6ule alIhirr ii
untcr Der 2luIidt pom etipa 35 geGrtr, ycn ernrn
unsefdtr $50 S8dtcr Snirultcn rrtaltcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Bottom, 81. Wai.-sSn bsm &laafalle RES
Or. SrUwn acasn bic 9lrp'6dsrn giIenbatfl
Grn,p. purrrn bemIsl6su fir rie bel Der Ncrpoit
&atairopte suaeitpBsnen 8rI6dpiNtrnarn sf6.s
600 suseiprcGsn. Der Or. Bate $40, 900 ssrs
lanai.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
IrafniG inn Suoen.

Sn Sirsinien lca cine uugepTbnlidc Ircdni6
btrrld,rn, unp man Sat eaIdbit 9eIOrsniB wrsrn
elmer SngersnUtb. 3n sinigen anbsrn IirliGen
Staatsn III cs 70 trpfen, caB rurbaus feline
9Fdnjsn pa6jen tSnnen. s...
WtIIourt.-Sm Staat MFcuri war &c
istr trcda-ibsr sinsn 3bcH bst StaatS bat es
.atcr lrbts SSc6s sereGnrt.
a.-Sn btricm Stadt mar rs
dis gum 24lten Wai irbr trrdcr.
alabd a.-Sm n6rbli6n alabama mar
as mad ben Isbten Serihttn lcar trpden. Die
3sIegrapb' Drabtn purben otssriBfn, inrem man
Alauttt N'eie icirn bic S6uIO BON prr Srcdnib.
d6orbrt. ...- a -
Ieras.-9tud in bislcm Staat bcuitt src.
es 1rcdnib-lnrbr ic ais in Urgent. finen anpsrr
Gtadt Der Union.
. ela'w re.-Sn Sieism Staat mar &c
Issr trcdsn, man slautt atrr bu6 es nruli4 bort
ssrrhnst bat.
Sn @ranb 8apis, Nidisan, lief tiirsli@ cir
Snoianer zine Streie BON 5000 S5ue QmssfS5r
Maftn) in 8 Winutrn uno 10 SeFunben.
IN Stir III cine SotO 5ofo 3straSta Stdats
grpsmtirn tsruIsn, UNI rinStaatSs 9idct ;u tilesn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
G Crlrgrapbif6es.

st gouie, IS. Mai. Ser Yart, Srrdus.
aetcr ret bon ben Observation-Disclosures ;srltGrtcr
,pdrtpjlle 2uminarY," bot bsm brligen - .Dcmc.
crat" sel6ricben, baB Gt6iIcn, brr grSiec.
YrGIornt Der Ser. Staatcn, uno Strcn9fsIlrn
cine scbeime @sieli&aft 9rartinpet babcn, prat
auf fclScner @runrIdBe toiirt 1T 9lGr Witgir.
Der Ieten 9lei6uiBis Elm fir ben Sdlarsn, mel.
der Gin;etnen bur6 9rpIfriptrn erip1df. gat
perpFihtrn iih, i'm @eteimen ren Gbarafter unr
rie 0el6lfte Der Srute, bic es nit Dem 9icrper
baltrn, Su untcrsratrn unp Srrrn, Der niGt mil
tbrrn @jrunpIiBsn ctnserIfdnpcn 1T, aus Dem Ser
rtprtum ;u eertreitrr. gErit WilIpuri Ipa untcr
ciner pcrmanrntrn S&rcdrne6rrrI6aft srtaltrr
trtrren. gae gE6igs mp 8sntcn.YrrTcn iaarr
;erlErt rerSer. Die 3eriitruns rrs SrtrIS III
Sanias GitY unp Der YrsiTtn in 9aprcnte ii te.
I9lc6rn, unb Sanpnrn lcIlcn ba;u trnuBt prrrcn
Der @ngriiT Ipa ni6t sbrr aufbSrrn, bis alll
6resIuiler aus NiHcuri unp SanIaS srrtriebsr
linp.
berr 9arf Bate ben @cusnnrur grice trr
WilIcur uno ben Yrdfprntcn picrce per SsIc.
graph um Setflno rriu6t, atcr feine glntwprI
pom picIsn Srrrrn eybaltsn. Die 3sr1Gruns be,
Orudsrei bes ,,euminarY" IArrtt Serr part bi'
rett pem perm At4non 3u.
Cincinnati, 81. Wai. - GfjaG BitIiamt
elm reidcr 9fan;er gu 8drnespi(lc Sdp Carolina
fam init 8 9le9crn bier an, bon rsncu cine isnt
5rau, anbere feline 6tnecr unp bic lrets bic2Put.
ter Ieinr Srau mar. Seine atF6t mar; II
Tanrtlid bier frsi Su eebrn, une tit Staate an
juFeprln. 9IIs Der Wann jeOu6 bas Dampftrpt
prrIaTcn, uno cine 9baiIe trFeisen rpcltf, fiel c,
tcbt nicrrr. Die bieber getradtsn 9lrscr Tnt
unter Dem StaatsssIss natiiriiA fret. Gin Iacr
iriHrr auSsefertiStrS SeRamrnt icbt bic 8rrt9sIai
lsnen ;u Grben ietneS 9anStn SciiBt6um5 Gin.
7cp>92erF, 10. Rai.-Dr DGmpfcr Ser
mann fubr beute Nicrsen nit $50 pa1asirrer
unO S8l 900 in Miinse mad Scutbamptcn uni
Bremen al. Inter ben YaIassrrn par aud
Der puuBiIde @rIanpte @srrlt.
Der nsue Oduipfer ariel bes Serrn Sdnorbl
fubr UNI bislrltr 3eit init tS3 YaHasrrrn uni
s126,321 in Ndu;e mad Sasrr as. Ct BAIT
ben auf 40,000 seddBtrn srcben talforniI6el
@UlctIuutptn fir bic parilrr Snbuitrir auOlelIun!
an Sprp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

SUabt. ....... .... -... .....-' .r
SRttur !6srrsn: Gs matbt uns arc6ss gstts
ani9in curi SalGniorotr GSfcs, Rautlsutsn lme ohs
pertu, l0llht IS urthnSReiS batrn ibrr 8dtbrr iii
Sbcrbtit Ju bdt,ta, dis IN acsifts SRitta piss ID
teyrtdtn. antmpktttn u tShntn Ditithtat Die NIT
pcr un9rfSbr Z gRenateh vcn Sbnsh SstsGT battn,
bar unirs 8ibrr, paptrrt uno Sslo 9traos fc Idbsn
lr6asu, otS pitiSl6s birin NRrr9sn rcr prm 9rretn
Stutr pIlhss Gin aan;ts &tctrG 65rtSace am Gds
otr Gbtsnut uno 5rn StraFs, ctndfMEtte, btnsi ass
than purbcn, Stcit. SGk ltar auf Den, 2tn 5trer
in unfsrir SfFs i'm 6tteaud rcn NO fs ii zen &sTs
Ter binuntir tl, auc fl vcrtlSt his oas suSr anss
Sc6rannt hattE. Dtcidtt 1T oonn btrpcrs9cssn uuo
in Gsstnroort rtu wcnt9tcns 1000 Iir1usn, lpsldbt
cS nit eiScntu Tu9en 9ritbtn babtrt, naR Die @ddst
u. 10, mic ctcubtmsrst pcrrodbrt ee6istrH nc, ,ps.
STnrt rbcrosr. NcItn Fe ote GjdN baten bic Cir
uno S;blcj rtosr aussubSbsrn, pa ipir btfl6e pis=
Der in Gsbraud, utbnltn rptHt; anb tnosn mir rcs
ia dtsr;aIat luo, eaS ils elm @crirabrunes.JRin
sigtu baS 6tiT llnc. Gtrcrbistiat Sis Sbriasn
Lacy hnS pbilTpe.
Gin 9rtgts Thrrttmcnt oititr SGfs flnb imnise
auf 6anc, uno fno parrantitt b6b Ss 10 Qcr sSnt
msbr ost n,rtraStn tSnhtt. sirsno rinc ecrriuas
Siit Die nun I'M Gjsbrautb III. Gpans uno gpaiibn
MAIDEN aub unb haftsn inner ouf Ibauo, Giisrus
eaoeu, Gilcrnc 5hdrtn, uno Gftrns Sabn,sn, bts
tmmt fir Den @tbroutb III tiutrttfsu GthcSltsn fat
Stcbrs, 8antsu, StfsnrlItt cosr prtoof loduEr=&
GIeihfaG6, Giiaa rno Observation-Disclosures sprrftu,
II. ~. Sttc ic anr unb ruff 6Si uns. Sc. 26 GdS
Ate Stra8E YbilorcIpba, au.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Cation. 81. 1ni.-Dcr fitr,Gi6 burf5rucr
teI6dpiats SbrGtcn'ide Serabobrrr III piebcr an
Der NBarrsnsgtienbabn tri SeIprrire in SPera'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

IN Stu III cine SctO Gpfo Hstrasfa Stdats.
gcpsutipn teruIr, UNI rnStaats 9idct ju tilesn'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Die neue Kirte-Die arbcit an Der nru'
,tiertausncsn DeutI6 .sutberiIGen STRIDE IN pieftr
Stact sebt RAID Scran. Gs miro sebrfft pdb
man Bis na6fen Sonntas iter I 4 Sage 70 ,rsit
Ocranscf&ritten isin rirO, um ben Gditein Issen
~ E6nnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

t1rw 91erf, 90. @at.--Dte 3aE Der fstr
7rbrntcn 6auier in Der Stnbt teIGuft ft6 auf
1000 bis 1000 mb bic MrtbSpreiIc Fub in
5clae serinasr NaAf:ase um Gin SdnftcG ti6 tin
Sirrtcl acfallen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

ct. JSbannis Kircbc.-- --9u Der GnaIiI&s
eut6sttld,sr ct. 9pbanniS Jetr6e in reler gtapt,
prp Der Gbrtr. Serr 9 S6mudrr, am ndG.
ten Scnntas Scrnittas, 10 ME Oes abenoS rre'
piaen. f'.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Rrp6bit.-Sei rtner nrul&en sDabl Der
ScuntagSiduI'0strrr Der SGuIe bic ii6 in Der
btsfsen DeutI6' 'HsfOrmirtsn Stride srrIammelt,
Wuroe Benz. g oman gum Superintrnosnt,
uno s. 8. SeGfrttb gum Sserstdr crpSblt.
Die Oienbeit Der iitrtsrn Sramtsn par nod
mft atssaufsn. SHse Stsllen ino bapur9 pa
cant sepUrDsn, pub Die Sanbatsr prIelben, Ff
rer gnslif&.S .Satlsrf4sn SCnntassi9uIr ansei8tu.
Zen blten. .,.a.., t-s.... ... ....
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30
Ma6iueiistn0cn.


M. 81. Yluuitr, GUsutallR, ra. -....-.--
q. g. NNtHt, philaoclnbia, ga. : ssrsWsfr
q. e. lrItnat. spbdaodpbia unn GdIiftrRis,
Gicscr, Cams uno Gcmp., philadelphia, w
SO. =. brrtsnau usb SSbut
8autrh unb gRs3anits 8aut. pS;isell.sstS;d II
ailttn, "H s.au+
Staats:S basmtiiitr Srtutcu, 81. 8 ..afTst
Srsntou Sautino Comp, - - -
g. &. hnp g. 3. earrtp :. ~
gR. &. punt % IL
GGsb Cope 1a6 &c, philat,(pka. <.-
Gmtb, SSigiams uno &c., >.
2rpnftnN. SbarpltG unc S6bns. pSiitSeTy:a,
Gcnrho mo 5cbrrts, Spbit artlpBsa, '' IS
Saylss, Rent unb Santte. !, .'4.i4 sd, '1fa
Trilhmutb uuo 8rtiptr - r,.egl rsa'
lInicn oCttt, ..... So. .-.-.gr5A.
SIatnte, (cit cincn Sampif aaf .banc bdbsh)
8. unf s. SdrSss In,
6arti:g8aarcn JlaufsutE IN autntdiin. yo.s
G1ot 30. nalUJJe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Gis.Grcan.-OaS bette Gts.Gram tab mir
nod pisies Satr 9rncHtn baben, baben mir uns
lcstc gSo6e pom unierm Na6bar 6 tarGe s
6 fert, go. 81, g8sf'SamiltOnsStra6s, aater
9rtrn lneen. gs lti btcrnit funr unp ;u wtben
9etban, na6 nan pa an irseno einem trarmen
gttcnp, ron rrm aarbslsn GiS'Gram er6aItsn
fam. gBcr batter bort anruft, crbalt siusn erits
Gjits glrttel unc ben srlIcn 9Gertb fir len @elO
Infer gia6tar 8 II t iu&t aud in risIrm Sad,
nit Icinrn Wjttspsrtrrn Sollen SArtt ;u baltcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

1Datcrterpn, 81. Rai. - Der GanabiIds
DdmpIer gcrcupine fir 9radt unp G6Ieppfabrt
aetrauGt auf brm Ct. 2aprsnre, brannte nate
Yrescptt seGtrn nisbrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Sefen, %. Wa.-Dtc 9lnti-Waine.
GcrIammtuna in San'ut 5all bot aeitern atenb
inter snem glnpranse Ron tucuiafens 5000 gers
irncn fidttaeftmprn.. 6sftise SeI&liTt wurcen
9carn bas 5empsrrn;s sGjelet 9efa6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

t1euc Orscl. - Die 8aasGcmmittse Der
GnsIiiGseutbsrii6n ct. Sobannis STRIDE allbirr,
bat trI6Iufcn cine nsur uno ;tpur cine eritr @Ite
Srsd fir iene STRIDE an,uIdafsn. Cine GUms
mittss um fir lci6s ~ eUrtrabirrn, it lebtr gBOs
8r na4 gblarrlptia uno 9ieupCrt sereibt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Eefsrmirte tsird1e .-Sn Der DeutIG .9ie.
fcrmirtsn STRIDE a1bisr, nirO Der Gbrw. Ssr
Oub am na6itcn Scnntas pss giaGmttass,
unr her Gbrr. ser 9 e9 ett a &-wrnn niGt
ire9eu Der SpnCbs atwclsnp-pss Qbenps prepigen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-30

Ee9en.-am lreten DcnnsranS attno muir
ben mir albier curd sinrn i6Unsn crfriItenrrn
3egcn srirsnct. Aae @etraiCsn, 9artcnssipdt;.
ZEN unS Stit lsten acracc mad 8uni6, unp alIc
berrli6 uup SrlperlpreGenb aus.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
Emit in Cellars.

An exchange says:--A great deal
Of winter fruit suffers early decay, in
consequence Of deficiency Of ventila-
ton, especially during autumn. and
after the fruit Is deposited. Another
cause Of decay is the improper loca-
ton Of the shelves or bins, which are
placed against or around the walls
By this inconvenient arrangement, the
asserting Of decayed specimens must
be done all from one side, and the
shelves must hence be very narrow, OF
the operator must stretch himself in a
most irksone horizontal POSITION
The circulation Of the air is. at the
same time, greatly impeded by the
want of space next the walls. To
avoid this evil. the shelves should be
in the centre, with a passage all around
This allows circulation of air; and the
shelves may be twice the width. with
tbs same conveniences in asserting OF
picking. If suspended from the joists
above, or stiff bars, rats cannot reach
them. II is said that the Germans are
very successful in the ventilation Of
their cellars. by a communication with
the principal chimney. the heated ali
in which necessarily maintains a cur.
rent, which sweeps out the noxious and
stsgnant gases from the vegetable and
other contents.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
The Oregon Pen.

| IA friend ut Painted Post, New York
wished us 10 make inquiries in regard
to the Oregon Pea. A correspondent
of the American Cotton Planter, sup
plies the required information in part,
and presume IL will bo entirely salts
factory TO our friend.
"The Oregon pea. that magnificent
humbug. has had It's sway in South
Carolina. Its career, however, was
short. One dollar a pint will never
be given again in this State for this
prolific little pea. II has qualities TO
recommend ii, but the same can with
equal propriety be said Of the sommon
Southern Pea" Stock Of oil kinds,
horses. cattle. hogs, and COWS. will
eat the pods and vines Of the Oregon
pea. but they will do the same thing
with the other also. Horses brought
from kentucky, or any Northern
State. do not willingly cat either, but
q little coaxing soon creates ayoracious
appetite from them. But they never
will abandon the common pea for the
Oregon pea. Ours is an equal produc-
tive pea, much more easily gathered.
and properly prepared Is rs delicate
an article Of diet as any pea, LET II
come from a distance doubly as far as
the savage wilds Of Oregon. | mus
admit, howe yer, that there is one pref
erence to be yielded to the Oregon pea,
and that is, that il grows more luxuri'
antly on poor ground than any other
vegetable matter. To say that il
flourishes best on poor land is all hum
bug; but il may be said that in pro
portion it bears more abundantly or
such land, for, il the land be rich i
grows rapidly to large weed, to.
coarse for fodder. and unable to sus
tain its own weight, decays its fruits
by its own shade. lying fatty on the
ground. The pea is tedious to gather
and unless taken when moist with dew
or just as soon as it is ripe, 1t pop
open like touch-me-not when handled
and the greater parts of the seeds ar
lost. Seventy-fve cents a bushel TO
the Georgia Crowder,' or Shine,
pea, is an hundred fold cheaper thar
one dollar a pint for the much extollet
Oregon pea.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
Gbs Dallsp farmtr.


nrour friend Brady has set his
brother farmers agood example. in
furnishing US q communication for this
department af our paper. We hope
they will follow Il. win not A. d.
Line. Esq. give US the result of his ex-
psrience in cultivating grassesG Who
tried the method Of raising potatoes.
that was suggested in the Agricultural
Society," With what success? We
hope there viii DO general inter-
change OF views by practical men,
Mr.. Ira Stout has promised us some
thing on the culture Of trees. VIII not
Judge McCarty do the sameY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
Sowing Clover in the Fall

Glover, says Thaer, may be sown
from the beginning of spring Tor even
in winter. provided that it do not GER
minate) till the beginning Of August
If it be sown later and come up before
the end Of autumn. il is commonly
destroyed by the water.
The surest clover sowings are those
which are executed very early in the
season, orelse among the autumn gram
on even ground not exposed to be
flooded, and even while the land is
covered with snow, 1.-THE melting Of
which carries the seed down into the
ground) or among large barley sown
very early. for the clover is then ben
Gifted by the humidity of the winter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
The aNe Plus Ultra Wheat.

For several seasons past. much in.
terest has been excited in this neiehor-
hood. in the result Of experiments
made by Mr.. Hhrradine, in Needing
worth, near st. Ives, Huntingdonshire.
in the growth of q new description OF
wheat. and which. if'.it giveth forth
It's increase" at the rate Of multiplied
ton that has attended II hitherto. bids
fair TO create a revolution in the agri-
cultural world. One ear OF il was
sown in i84e. on the land Of Mr. Har-
radine. and the produce Of this again
in 1880 and 1851, when il yielded at
the extraordinary rate Especially for
those years. OF 10 combs, ! bushel.
and peck per acre. (774 bushels. J
II has been sown on almost every
available description Of soil, and IN
troduced In every imaginable change
Of crops. TWAS sown after Tartari'
an oats. clover. seeds, pees. and tares.
on soil OF various compositions, fen
and highland ; in all cases the quaint.
ty Of seed was restricted to four pecks
per acre but the result was the same,
the yield reaching that previously re
alzed by Mr.. Harradine. II has been
sown after wheat. clover. barley. beans.
oats and other fallow, and sustained
its reputation through these trials; Il
has been sown in winter and in spring.
drill, broadcast. and dibbled, with the
same results. some put in In February
showing no diminution in the yield
The preparation OF the land may be
the same for ordinary wheat, and the
same rate of increase In tho yield over
ordinary sorts may be expected.
The above Is from the Cambridge
(Eng.) Chronicle. and II reliable, Is
certainly worth the attention Of our
farmers. provided IL will withstand the
seventies Of our winters. which is not
generally the case with the best varie-
tets OF English wheat. Mr.. Harra-
dine has resolved to throw open the
benefits Of his discovery to his brother
agriculturists, and is. we learn, prepar-
ed TO supply orders for small quantities,
for seed. Will not some Of our en-
terprising farmers give II trialY--Cor.
respondent SAT. Ere. Post
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12

no Madame Jenny Lind God
schmidt has been compelled again to
contradict rumors Of domestic infelic-
ties. She represents her husband to
be ga model of conjugal attachment
and affection" She had been CON-
PEELED to leave her husband and
child at Dresden, while she went to
Stockholm to attend to important af-
fairs of her family; hence this new
scandal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
REcEIpr roR MAKING LIouID ORE.

RECEIPT ron MAKING LIQUID ORE
DrLDoc.-Take two quarts Of proof
whisky, or other proof spirits, warm it
over Goals. being careful to prevent q
blaze. Dissolve in il pint of soap;
when cold, put il in bottle with one
ounce Of camphor. tits then ready
for use. This is an excellent remedy
for sprains and bruises, and should be
kept by every owner Of horses.-Tp-
Docanoe Farmer.