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card him rubbing or the Gun with his

hands, and playing with tho lock, and
TWO or three times he snapped it (; that
made me a little nervous, for | didn't
know what he might have put in it,"
He finds out al last what they were
talking about. The gunner has been
making some percussion waters that he
thinks will never miss fire. He said
they would Set the discharge of without
any priming. and wasn't sure that there
would be even any need Of prcking the
cartridge. The captain tells tho gunner
to try some of these new waters on the
very gun the fugitive is in.
81 was just going to sing out" he con.
tinucs, "when the captain asked the gun.
ner if he was sure the gun wasn't
loaded.
eyes. sir" says he, "the charges were
all drawn when the ship came in, and
these guns in the cabin havn't been
loaded.
"That was not so bad after all. They
were only going TO try if the wafer would
sNAP-so l concluded TO keep quict.-
| didn't quite like the idea, though; 70.
! wasn't quite SO well contcntcd with
the gunner's trial in the gun as | should
have been out Of it. | wasn't quito as
easy in my mind as had been an hour
before, when was swinging in the cap.
tain's cot. | lay still though, and meant
10 "see it out" knew there WASH I any
SHOT in the gun at all events, and
didn't think blank cartridge would
hurt much, seeing as | had pushed my
trowsers and frock, in before had got
in myself. If had gone in head fore.
most, ! should have been a coed deal
more worried about the matter; but
thinks to myself, "Pl risk the feel!''
$50 there lay, aching all over, from
having my shoulders and hips jammcd
in between the round sides of my berth
and listening 10 the talk between the
captain and the gunner that came in a,
the touch hole, and strange that gol
everything mixed up in a heap, in my
head as TO wha! was going on outside
AT last, however, heard the click Of the
spring, as the gunner cooked the lock
and the next instant"
"Well what then %
81 was going through the air as il
had been kicked by a forty.horse power
My clothes didn'I follow NE more than
twenty fa,homs, but | didn't touch the
water till was mile and half from
the ship !"
That he was saved is matter Of course
"else wherefore brealhes he in a chris
llan land" to tell his wondrous yarn.
Like Hoods story Of the eronaut whit
was thrown out Of balloon by a c,az,
man, when some two miles up in lh
air, and himself describing the circum
stances, and the moon hoax of Nh
Locke, this "yafn" derives its interes
from the naturalness Of its miutia, ralh
er than from the probability of its catas.
tfophe.-Harper's Maga=ine.
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TIE WISHES OF The PoET.-These,
where they are sound, are moderate; Il
small house and large garden. few
friends, and plenty Of books. May we
not add, dear companion and helper,
who will attend to his small. house, and
make his quiet home happier !?
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-24

: Sir Peter Lely made it a rule never
10 look at bad picture, having found
by experience that whenever he did SO
his pencil took tint from It. Apply
the Same rule to bad books and bad
company. 2',s - 4 .7- tss 4,
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Isn't it strange how circumstances al.
ter cases /! When the price Of four
falls, the merchants don't hear Of It for
q wsek or ten days alierward but when
it rises somehow or other, the ne W,
spreads in half an hour. ,rl
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MARkJAGE.-The more married men
you have, the fewer crimes there will be.
Examine the frightful columns Of your
criminal calendars-you will there find
hundred youths executed to one father
Of a family. Marriages renders men
more yirtuous and more wise. The father
Of family is not willing to blush be-
fore his own children. He is afraid 10
make them ashamed Of their inheritance,
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D% A MAN OF ABILITY, for the chief
of his reading should select such works
as he feels beyond his own power to
have produced. What can other books
do for him but waste his time and aug.
ment his vanity!-John Foster.
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DGr To possess true hearted friend
is good, but to be able to endure, with.
out resentment. the conduct Of false.
hearted friend is still better; the former
is temporary good, the latter is GER
tainly eternal. b. r
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"My love-" says Mrs. Foozel to her
husband, Hoblise me with five pound
note to-day, to purchase new Dress"
" "Shan't do any such thing, Agnes you
calied me bear yesterday" ala, love
that was nothing meant BY that you
were fond ofhugging." You littfe-.l
have no Eve, but here's ten, 20 ass Z.
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WivEs.-Sir Walter Scott and Daniel
O'Connell, at a late period Of their
lives, ascribcd their successin the world
principally to their wives. Were the
truth known, theirs is the history Of thous'
ands.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-24

BT A person who can be habitually
in the company Of commune alive
man Of original genius for considera.
BILE time, without being considerably
modified, is either very great or con.
temptible little being; he has either the
rigorous 6rmness Of the oak, or the
kapy 6rmness Of the stone.-John Eos.
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, A city editor says that ., man in New
York got himself into trouble by ne a.ty.
ing two wives. "A Western editor 70.
plies. BY assuring his contemporary that
4 good many men ia Michigan havs
done the sams. thing By only marrying
one. !a&f T&@3 sStl,sl
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-24

D@ The successes Of intellect tual
effort are never SO great as when aided
by the affections that animate social
converse.-F0ster.
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Turkish wives are no firts. They
dare have bu! one string to their 6ov.
Should they have two. the offended hus'
band instdntly gives them the sack.
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~ One Of the strongest character.
istics Of genius is-Aths posOey Of igks:
ing it, ovs frs. Ie6~ fostsr, 6
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! lis common to speak Of those whom
a airt has Tilted, as her victims. This
is a grave error. Her reai victim IL tho
man who she accepts. This rsaninsls "
Of . Simile We saw sennewhsge ). "a
coque, 10 rosa ftonl whish svsfy lever
plucks leaf; the thorn remails fos hss
lulurs husband !" 4 s.
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II man wishes to become rich, hs
= must spPear to be rich. y.
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"Away, away, my steed and I,

away, away, my steeu ana |,
upon lhe p'nions OF the wind,
All human dwellings LETT behind;
we sped IKE meteors through the sky.
When with lis crackling sound the night
is checkerd with the northern light:
Town-vlilagc none were on our track,
But Wild PLAIN OF far extent,
And bounded by forest black;
tAnd, save the scarce seen battlement
" distant heights OF some strong hold,
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p o 9 : 3 Y,
M A z T. P P A -,

MAzErrA was in early life, page 10 Polish noble
ma H. but being too intimate with the wife OF his high
less was bound 10 the back Of wild horse, and thus
ent forth die. lie did not PERISH however, but be-
ng rescued by some Cossack peasants, became ia
nous chieftain among them, pnd was with Charles
XII ut Puowa. The poet represents him as telling
,is adventures 10 the Swedish King, while their
light to Turkey,
"Bring forth the horse!'-the horse was
brought;
In truth, he was a roble steed,
A Tartar of the Ukraine breed,
Who look'd as though the speed Of thought
Were in his limbs; but he was wild,
Wild rs the wild deer, and untaught,
With spur and bridlc undeliled-
Twas bu. day he had been caught;
And snoring, with erected name,
And struggling fercely, bat in vain,
In the full foam of wrath and dread
TO me the desert born was led
They bound me on, that menial lhrong,
Upon his back with many a thong;
Then oosed h IN with a Sudden lash
Away!-awny!-and on we dashl
Torrents less rapid and less rash.
"Away.--away!-nly breath was gone
saw not where he hurried on:
Twas scarcely yet the break Of day.
And on he foam d-awav!-away-
The last OF human ounds which rose,
As was darled from my foes,
Was the wild shout of savage laughter,
Which on the wind came roaring after
A moment from that rabble roul:
With sudden wrath | wrcnched my head,
And snapp'd the cord, which to the name
Had bound my neck in lieu of rein!
Amt wrii hing half NV form about.
ilowld back my curse; but midst the tread,
The thunder Of my courser' speed,
perchance they did not hear nor heed:
1t vexes mG, for would iain
Have paid their insult back again.
pa.d it well in after days:
There is not of that castle gate,
It's draw bridge and porcu.is weight,
Slonr, bar, III ,a;, bridge, or barrier left;
Nor OF It's fields Il blade oi grass,
S,ve what grows on a ridge of wall,
Where stood the hearth stone of the ha l.;
And many time ye there light pass,
Nor dream that q er that fortress was.
saw its lurreiS in u blaze,
Their cracking bat,lements all cleft,
Aud the hot lead pour down like rain
From of the scorcli d and blackenng roof,
u hose thickness was not vengeance proof.
They little thought that day OF pain,
When launch d, as on the lightninss flash,
They badc me to destruction daS',
That one day should come again,
With twice five thousand horse, to thank
Tie Count Cor his uncourleouS ride.
They play'd me then bitter prank,
When, with the wild horse for my guide
They bound me 10 his oamlns ank:
At length play d them one as frank
For time at last sets all things eveIl-
And if we do but watch the hour,
There never yet was hnmnn power
Which could evade, il Inforglven.
The patient search and vigil long
Of him Who treasures up u wrong.
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advances Dy ASitauo"' .
Such is the proof that Agitation is .
law Of the universe. OF course, it is
supposed that Agitation has its proper
limits. While ii is legitimate, it is also
restricted, though at some seasons more
violent than others. 1t is not always
the rushing ~hirlwind, nor the "full
stiff breeze" nor yet a. times another ol
these forces. Each fill. its appropriate
sphere, and altogether occupy an inn
portant place in the plan Of Infinite
wisdom. Neither can be dispensed with.
and the Office Of each is 10 agitate.
The extremes on either side Of this
question are seen in the course Of the
ultra Conservative and the ultra Re-
former. The latter, as Carlyle said o.
Voltare, carries "a torch for burning
but no hammer for building" The for
mer carries neither torch OF hammer
satisfied that there is nothing better thar
what is already possessed. aud main
tanning suct a profound reverence 70
|, The past. that, as Jerrold says, "he vii
) not look at the new moon out Of respec
10 that ancient institution, the old one.
The agitation which We advocate !
' foond in "golden mean" between th
/. Two. II beaIs torch and hammer both
/. Il overthrows. 10 Icy deeper and broads
i foundations. Il de:stroys. 10 con. ssfucI
= /, tears down. 10 build.ur. II sSits,s'
Z 10 Quiet. II shstters, 70 solidify. eli
) ., conservative ,of sll that 10 good
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01

Gin Correspondent Der 9teu gcrf Sribunr gift
cine Beihrsibung pen einsm '6ltli6sn Wanus,' Der
mad cem s8Sten 9iug, tint lsin Slid gu MAIDEN.
"gBabreuc unier Boot" il9t Der S9rrtber, Fam
uier feIgCbalbsn mar, fir cine Stunpe, lrttcn mir
uns auf einen SIcd am lIrru. CT sab mir cine Be-
Idreituna ppn erm Srrfdbren, wrld,cs rr bsfrl9te
uno ben StiTieri9frter, pcmt CT Su f1npin batte.
Gr rste aus fir oen2Sctrn nit etner fleinenSumme
S'ep mp srm SAmirOs 5anpptrt. Gr fubr ben
Sbir bnuntcr ais 3Wil4enbcd5' paIn9irr, ere
rsitte Ct. Fouls, fulr pann ben SamutS binduf,
bis icine Rdile lerr mar. Gr bielt all rno arbeis
tete, UNI irinsn 0spbrutrI weper 81 ftillrn, oas
loaus einet 6rcunee5 ;u erreiaen. Dcrt artri-
tetc CT rtnCn Wrndt, I'M rinfn Marn gu tCjablm.
eine &iltc pom Slinpisflulie ju brinsrn. Gnp'
lid Crreidtc er Gbicd9e, erldngtr cinrn &Cntraft
AM Slncis mp 9Giscrnlin Canal unb wurre
reid, mcrauf SllnUiS Serip iEn Irmrr mahten
ais ct 9Infanas mar. Damn leSte ibn pas Sdiits
teliittrr fir Gin Sabr aufS &rantcnbett. 2abt
oes geniiBcn ais eine Yrrbe. ;3ultbt fam er ,us
rid nah Chicago, fauite Srrttcr 9enus nuf Gre
bt, eincn Shmiesi6dp ju baurn, papura DAP cr
Die Gnce in ben Orunn trb unp brrcn Spitcn ;u'
iammsnnageItc. Sn ciciem bcsann CT 9Fdge gu
MAIDEN, pUju Icin SAmirscrYater pIS pcl; pcrs
Ierti9tc, IN rincr tlcinen &anmcr bcS Ioduiet,
psldrs CT unc icin 3cAtrrman ;uidmmcn scrsnn.
tet battc. Bon ienrr :3eit an mar CT teltdnci9
prran9ciidt, bis feline &aren'5atrifcn ben 9rSBz
ten 1beil Srn Swei Stapt>Giredcn beredtcn, Wp<
ccn CT Gins fir uu9sfIbr $500 mp has oubr.r
fir rttra $4,000 ansefauft bate. Die Git9 III
berrits mtt dbrr ism binaus unp rura po0 Gtri.
gen prS @rmcCilcntbums allein it CT rrin, mGbs
renp ibm feline 6abrifcn siUc bUtI6e &nnaDms
brin9cn.
9iecr Wann Iagt, baE tr, wrrn er npGnats al
Ie 0terwIrtiSfcien rurdmaten IrlIte, um icinen
srgrnrdrtiSen pirlveriprsdenpen gstdtbum gu CT.
anacu, Iicter nit rem tG3Iitrn eOEns rinrl 1anp-
Werfrrs jufricoen iein rpiisrc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01

tlnscmrinrS aufIcbcn errcSts bic Grimpun9 rinrS
tinhlidrn Stcin:S. Der G.iinor 1T lblmrs
9lucJicn unr Der gegenwartse Sriitcr pes VA.
trntes Strr Tptrrt Z. 9Srigbt. Die Wdiir, aus
itrldrr Der Strn semadt wiro, tsitrbt aus Shnp,
iAmefeIidurrm &dIte unp Gbirrtlut. 9IuS rieicn
outitanjsn piro Gin 3eig grfnstst, wrl6rr i6pn
mad weniScn Stuupcn bic loGrtt rinrS Sanpitri.
tcS annimmt, uuc purA bic Gin,pirtunS Der guit
unp Jcu6t9trit INNER barter wirp.
Sc lansr rie Maifc nrA weid III, fam aus tbr
tree mtglite 5Urm grmcreIt mrrpcn. 9Sir hdtcn
Die berrIthlten arditsftcriden Ser;icrunarn, SaS.
rrlirfS, 6iSurm &c. odpon grietei. Sie Itrbcn
an Shpnbrit ben ldEnlen semeiicltm Nrbritrn
nitt na6. Srce m59lite 3shuuus tann atsr
duf biGe gSriie gu rinsm ungebrucr wcbfcien
preic. aus9cIUbrt pcrprn. 0rsrurGrtiS learn
fcIte SuanOntalilene fir Gin 0rpErS 0rtGupr
IN SrcctIpn in Der garp Gompaguie. gBGren
birieltcn 9cbaucn, 10 miircen le mebr ais $3.50, :
900 tcltn; nab rirler nrurn GrIinrm0 tp ten fl
iiGc gang $4,000.
Gisis mcrtwirbise grfntuns wirb cine unse.
bsute 9epplution in ben Steinbaurrarbeiteu mad
Ell. unp ibrs Nasldteit ii 10 aHScmsn antrtannt
Daft ale @firn berciiS Scr9riifcn Utpcbl Der Gap
talfcd S250,000, unp bis attie $40 beirua, uni
bic srscn,pdrtiscn @tlrpsrbdItniiie eepjb jrpen
rerartisrn 0rltGTtr cnt9c9sn iinp .-Salt. lSrdtr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
GntIehllel,e StatiGif.

Dad Der 9ruY (R. 81 Zines brtrGst bic 2ln.
gail Der betannt 9eperpmen sertre9erl6rn @s,
waIttbdti9trten 9rsen 5raHsn,immer in ben Scr.
Staaten in 1854, 1900. Sn AZ Stslcn wures
bas Shla6tppfcr entpeprr aui Der Strllc crnlrrs
bet cber eS itarb in JOsr Der erlittrnrn Sercsuns
gen. Die 3lbl Der Sclbfmcros purf Srauenjims
mer belief iid auf 169, unO in 81 SGusn waren
bic armsn SsIbImErperinnen bic Spier Der Ser
fabrlms prtt 0rwaIttGatisteit. llnO pieieS 9ss
ihab i'm Sabre 1854 In cincnl, 2anps, peldes liG
Der grS6tcn SittIidteit riibmt UNI bic 6raurn Dor
aim anccrn StIten Der Grre ;u Gbrn. Sbiars
iinc nur bic allgemen tetannt gepcrpsnsn 8Ille.
unO lriGt mThte ii& Die 3abl Der Spier perpUp.
reln, wenn mann alc bic tGunte, bic ibr 2sip unp
itrc S6ance I'M @cbrimen trasen unp lire 2lntIa-
gen ntdt prr 0rrthte trin9en pOllsn, ipclde bod
niGt bic ibncn ;ustfiisten unbilpen wicper gut
maGrn fTnncn unc mciitenS ben rriden Srrbre6er
uu9eltraft bur6IAIiipfen lolirn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
1Die femmt CO ccnn =?

DAP bic nculi6e ,pemptratIde" Staats'
Convention, rie in Sarristur9 rinen Ganripatcn
fir Canal eGpmmiltr ernannte, in ibrrn Sss
lhlG0en aud tcn ltsrtliaes g8Grt6rn iasle, um
DDS verba6te eiccnir'9tieB su rpiepurufcn! /! SIT
bic noble ,Oempfratie" &enperrn5ler acwrrpen
g8ir WiiniGcn ibr @Iiid sur nEtbiScn Yeilcruus,
nur lei ie patst Gud ebrliG 9cnuS, SffsntIiA eins
sueeitebcn, rab te NIT Den 1cmpcren3lern ms
trrdsne SCrn llpbt. Der arme "Ybtlapelptta
Demptrat' unp leincS 0lcdrn baben brt pieisr
6raae Swar sctreu ibr easertier oerfc6tca, atIein
pie rrmctratil6en 6iibrer idlc6en 5riepen init Den
SBaierbelrsn, um init ibrsr Sdlis ud6fen Sttc,
Ter bic gSti8s gu trie8en, unp Der "pbilaeclptta
Oemrfrat" 1T ihmei9iam mic Elm Sunr6n srt
wprreu. >, ibr bic i6unocnatursn !-CWDrs.) }
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
Gin 9roGc0 Erebecren.,Sel

Jlcsin Sammpnb, orn 2nna armrel Gountr,
Maryldnp, bat 100 gldrr gano NIT Grpbesrsn
tepfant. 9lm II. Suli 9atten 80 Nfcr paUon
pas glpic1rn. ais Ut iie sUn isirer S6uar pm
Sre6Cn rpcr Sammlrrn nod nidt beim1eluht
warrn. Die Secrrn binssn an ben 9tantsu. io
ctdt ais 0Gn9cl lrauten mb iiilteu bic Suft
rinssumbcr nit ibrem 0cblsrtute. Sr. Sam-
mUnp bat fir ole Grnrte nn 200 Sammlrr an9s-
ilelt, aus MGnnrrn. 6raurn, &natrn unb MaO.
den teltrbCno. Ter Yrcts ben er trjablt firS
Sammeln lit 1 J GcntS Die Quart, wUmit quite,
fleiGigc Sammler tGgli6 an So Uupirncn tGnnrn.
Dir 9rIBte Gaae5sSammlun9 betru9 rtpa $4,000
Guart, iiber 400 SuI6sl, uno pur6ldninlid,
pcrpru Tic ni6t wenisrr alS 500 per lag brtra.
arn. Gr Cripartrt, paB feline Sdmmlunsn i'm
0anicn auf benabe $50, 900 Quart itciscu mer.
OCn, mas cine &leini8teit weniser ais 5000 Su'
idel lit. Der @cprrtras pOH pelcr grptcerens
Grnte 1T niht ongeSrbCn, ppG III es leiht Cin,ules
ben, paF Sr. S1mmpnc elm nettes SGmmdcn paf
rduS 9cIS0t bat, wdbrIdrnIih mrbr ais wcnn or
pc 100 2Idtr init gGeses einseIGCt bGtte. Die
GrrtecrcnsGultur bat ii1 tisber INNER rett rins
rIalid Crwisirn, wsnn nur 0elc9nbeit mar bic
prIifdte 5rudt Su pertauftn, wrIte lia in 9rpbrn
Stdrttn INNER Senug finprt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
Gin acwaatre untsrnrI,men.

Gin wi6cni6aItt6 setilprtsr Nfann paiiirtr tir,s
lid purh caS SGri6en Sdut Jtdpjps, Minneicta,
auf 9Se9e utcr @cuprrnTr StCpenirn'S Giirnbabn
SurpaY, nIA Sort llnirn, am ptcm Oti6ruri,
cine Gntf ftrnung ppn 700 OleiIen, weIde sr eniam
uuo oIlcn su purdrrilen bcabFhti9t, feline Niunp'
pcuGtbs nit lA iiibrenp unp i6 alein auf feline
6iiate unO Icinc anerfanntc GjCihidIi6fet ais
SGgrr perIniicup, fir Die nEtbiScn Nabrun9SmttcI
auf iriner 9ieiie. Gr reilrt gu Sup unO fiitrt
ieine tnappe auSrihng, welte aus iciuer 6Iints,
Mumticn, Sdrrittiidern, Dnts, 5eprn, Yartr
unp tiini6rn SnItrumenten britett, aui rinem
6anpfarun nit lh. Gr meint, rae cr ouf IplAe
Qrt ;u rcIn mstr srinNlids &enntnilis erlanscn
fam pcn Der Topographic pes 2aupes, pciicn &It-
mn, Soprn, seplo9iide GbarattrrSuge &C., cine
pcuitGncise llntcriudun9 madcnp, iUwie er Scr'
dn8ebt, uno pdS 8eiultat Ieinrr llnierluGun9en
in lriRrn StreibtIdern aukcifneno.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
itinbrueI, une IicbGabl,

gBir tseauern melrrn ;u mdlIep, ba6 ras
sRrbnbaaS rs5 aGtb. asranrsr Scrpan In
SunturY in Yurteytcr Samlas 9laGt burdb Die
he beimseiutt uaO lrinsr lilberncR 9afsI' mp
1bssISffsi, icinrr fIternm 0abeln, zines 9rresn
iltrrnen SupprnlOFrls, I'm Gin flbcrpldttirtss
3bee Srrpite unp onpsre @rgcnilGnrs, rrrcn
gDertb rtpds itsr 5000 tetrGst, bTautt wurpe.
Der Dieb pper bic Siebe tetraten ben Srasr, in.
Dem lie bic Selertbir i'm SUfe aufidloiim. Sis
sinssn bann bic 5rsppe binduf In bic SaHsflur,
pslIcn in ben &rlrr fiibrenpe Sbiire niGt prrlhIOi
fen mar, pcl Iic bur4 baS nalIe sSettcr 9sauOurn
mar. DaS SiIterssfdirr mar in crm Setrrtdr
am aubcrn Gups Der Sausilur. Der SCtretair
truree mittsIt UrS Sdliibels srbifnet, rrtdsr iit
in sihsr flrinsn S6ublaoe cten auf rrmisIben be-
fane. Die Ststt tippten in rrm grrInss trrtm
bslabtn etni9e NLSurrUtppts uno lsstrn ririrlten
nahber auf ben Slid. Sic parsn fernr in renl
9arlpr, btlIrn Carpet lcRutl mic Der in nrn anor.
rem 3immsn irsr nit 5stt BON tiuem Gal9Ii6t
beihmust mar. 9err me greu Serbian lblirieu
In benz 3immfr bariibrr, bGrtsR atsr uidtS. Rbter
Serbian tistCt cine Selcbnums BON $50 an FIR biz
gerbdituus Der Disbe refr biz Gntesduns ers 81.
afattums. .-2msrifann.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
Gflfarapbif6ts.
8 8 8 8 9 9 g 9 8

Tcwsrf, "a. SuIi.-stm Snnilos fun Gin
Deuti6rr, mcIdcr srt por &urjcm yOn prcubcn
bertrr srtommea mar, in 5clst rSr 5sc In Uni.
on inns Setrn. On ieinen ldi6cn iano man ei-
ne tIeine Summr Wslers Ans ein pdpisr, aus ,ptls
dem brrpprans, pab sr sh StrdiIins liip untcr
Der Srpin9urN bisrbrr afI6idt morpcn mar, mic
wieprr in lrin @jebmtsiane ;urid,utebrrn.
Bss- Sbt9es tabcn mir aus Der ,,girlrarf 3eis
ttu9" rntlrbnt, rin Slott pas prn iom S5rib Nm,
nefe accrudt rpirp, unp Den mir ais rinen rcplten
peutI6sn SieUrrmam tswilfrmmnrn. Den Siii.
iefiiiIsr pcS YabiteS wirp bieie Ocpeihr prb ntbt
sefaen, mp mcrpen Sorn. q. tsinm Odnt wiilcn
fin cine iclde putlitatipn. ,uma III Iic ni6t 3u.
9eben wUllen, pab ousipIrtse 2Gnoer Scrtre6rr
unc 3ausenittie tcriitcr Ihidcn um Spn ticiem
sanpe crnIbrt gu merprn. 9Sirp bic ,,GrrrrB" in
DrplrEtam raS Sbi9e ieinrn Stirn aueA pOrle.
acn?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
rsrlu1c Scr Eudrn sm 1S. Juni.

lem ruliii6sn Srrift itsr ben Sturm am tS.
SUM. rcr icnit siemIid, 9Iei6, mic Die fribersn
ldutrt cntnrbmen mir nur SpIgrnbrS
,,llnicr @rrtuit fpGbrcnp hes Spmtarrements
pom Z. btS gum 18. unb wItrrno prs Sturmes
betrdat an lpctrn: StatssSficirr, A Sfieisre
unp $50 Splcotcn; an &erwunrrten 6 Snts.
STfcirre, AZ Sfficere uno unssfibr 1878 Spls
oaten. Gte SCrIuls rrS 5cinprS, rciien Grlpn'
nm einCm pUb unterbaltenru &artI;idens une
@rwrbrftuer bIrbacitrut warrn, iinp tSdit be-
hGhtlih. Zen geireis papcn erbiClten mir w1bs
renp pcS pom Strrs ScieDlsbater Der perbinceten
ocrre AM fCIscnrrn Sage um 6 llbr Nbrnpt srtes
tcncn Observation-Disclosures. Die Nn;abl Der GjetDps
tcte mar 10 9rU6, oab rs pcn 5ranSrIcn an SraSs
tdbren frtltr, um ibrr iGmmtlidsn Erdrn fcrt,us
idaifm. unp pdE prr Siiicrr, psl6rr oeie Spe.
ratirn lcitttr, iA Ssn1btist iab ute gu rriu&en,
mir mThtcn cc6 bic ieinblihCn grid,rn, bic lih
tsi unirren 6ciunsswrrtrn fdnrcn, irttrr bssra'
tcn"
C0rmna6 muB rcr Gerlu1 hsr QCiirtcn jeSens
falls teprutrnO 8rEbrr 8rwsirn iein, ale au9eJctrn
pirp)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
Drills! Drills ! Drills

Das pubftum pirO bisreurb 9Sparnt, ecsrh eos
Intaufsu rSrEbispChsr Drills, wsIbs 9Eacnrydtt9 in
ettba Gauntp fsilattttth wercsn, ntlhCs pEr ais
cine etrsttt l;stCttrsuna cost 8sricsun9 oss I'm:
iprudbs ptn Q. S1tCrs' patInt rET 1852 tettobIen,
uuo psir mfr icpebl esn Ssrfsrti9sr ats alib ben
8iufsr pSroutrocrnih batfsn ptrotns BGustn rpsr:
Den rpcbf fbun, Iptun iis idb ,usrt btr SRccrs as
tent srtun6stn, sbs iis ir9sno anosrs Drills taufn
inoim ollie itsbcrtrsttr unitrsr 8sbtr, Sur lttsn9en
Rthenfchoit 9srutch rpsrnsH.
93ir siFSrirsn isst btn 8auern vtn erha Gauutr
ensn apsassithnStm Drill, rsd)sr nittt ftbtsn toun
pSGias 5ufrieoSnbsit gu 9cbsn. Die anjabI rpelCbe
mir ibcn in itusr Gounfp rertausn, N IN fb fatft
elm bnGSuslidbsr Ssrp6e osr 8cridsIi6tsit bSr SRA
lhinSR.
See unb Gbcmp1cn,
GrtSlScun .. p, 9bsitSr Co., 80.
RAJ pCrptl uuO Sassnbub in NUsntaun IiuO bic
assntsn fir esba gauutr.
luouIt !. nq3nl