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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
SeTentlt6e 8enbu.

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Mittass, lcllen fclgenpe artifcl an Der lsBtberts
gen 9Gpbnuns res periprtsnen . n Ell s.
U / c c, Cnabe Scrrl's @iibleO in glen Saus
i6ip, Ncrtbamptpn Gauntp, auf RffsntIidsr Sens
pu prrfauIt perprn, ndmlitt:
3pG &iits, ciIsrns unp tupferne 8eiIcl, Stdn'
ner, 3abcr, Better unp SsttIrlsn, Elm Sod. unp
srr Stubrn.Sefen NIT 8rbr, ;pct ubrrn, ene
8a6le, elm Garrpats8assn np @el4rr, Geet,
Gdi6rant, Slide, Sttble, elm qctt Carpets, 3iun'
paaren, Iaumt~ ciner srObrn @rrihteprnteit pcn
SauSs, Siidcn' unp anpern gfrdtb4aftrn Su uut'
iGnblid 3u melcen.
Die Srpinsunssn am SertaufSta8e unb auf@
tpartuns Srn
SpfsPb2auta6 6, ap'cr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
WSdiue.

s1Daterpillr, 10. 6rtr.-Seutr Ncrsrn Spis
I6rn unb llbr iparte man bier ben StrB ets
nes Grotebene.
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flint Gin balls rlbr paro Elm tsitigrr @rcbstrnRpb
pcrIriirt Sn msbrrrrn 8beiIen Der Start purs
ben 9etGuee befta Crifittert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28

mittipU6s ben 14tsn unb 6reitass bsr, 23lst
WGr3 ndtfsns an teipsn Sassn um IL llbr Nits
tass, Ipaen am0aulc bsS llnter4rjsbsnen in S6ers
0iilforb Iamfdip, Gcba Gamt9, ioIsenbe @rtts
fel auf SfentIIAer SriipH Serfauit wtrpen; n6Mis
lid: r.
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Ndlhtate bsfinpen, 4 S6aaie, 0agen Il. 8ds
BY, Seuleitcrn unD Sdcmrl, g8npmiitle, Strobs
tant, Gin Sattel. &dbtstteH, SeIrn NIT 8Strt
2 5lGBcGtil6r, unp anNsrsr slide, Shadtet u. aits
bern StiibIr, Srtt unb 8cttIaofn, SGrGhfs, Sus
reau, Siltrn, SoIStIe, Sint, BafdfdnS, Bod,
raO, gilentsiieL 3dter unp Safer, eia scrtrsffIt.
DIES S4ifsr SunD 8 Dleilat aIt un6 nod SsrS
lGirOepe !5ailtSsrat9iaaltm Su umRdnpIitb Sa
mrtSsn., ,....
Die gsbipsl,osn am Srtaufstaac unS 9tuls
wGrtun9 ppR -
SpbA @iuer. .
5etraar 2f. #3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
Stuben 01pierE 81

Q8:r boben ciucn bcrrlltbCn Stcd @on9s uuo Stus
&n:paper etn9tle9t Den 9r SB te uno d n;
Il Der ncob Il IN IuSntaun ausstrcftcn ruurpe.-
Die Gdtttrn Ilno ntu uno Die ftbSultIn bic man ic
INb-uno Die Yrsiie babei gang tillte. Su cicitm
Sab tSicnpcrs iino mir alIe Sage purtb has san3s
Sabr I'M Stanoe itosrmann gu betricbt9sn, inoSmwr
tnn,er Gin 9rcBsS aiicrtsment auf pano baltEn.-
Ecmmt uno lsbst uuo ecntt uno bauctlt fur Cub
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Ssn.-91@tlt siutr 9rrBsn @eslbtepsubst anberCr in
unltr Sab srbSrrnps Arttttl
Sine SerI6ieoenbeit anoerer Irtifel
ais Yrrt: NNcnnais 9rttt: Sdbsr, ale Irtsn 8loCr,
Sauhbtne, @cioenc:, Stabt unr onbere SCocrn, SGt'
tlts, padr uro 3abu:BurltCn, 9RatrfdrbCin Sdhatb;
ttn, unausIcltblcbs Siuts UNI Rttocr 5u jttbntn,
ptrfumsricn, Sinip uno 8oifritft, u. +. no, u. 10
WfcciSincu.-Die tcrdbmtsitsn 9attntsSREpt
ntn nno tbInfalls oltJtit Del uus ;u bstcmnlsn, 70
Ipls auh Brei n g uno Srou fislos s une
Is u ace uno 90 d M MS Sttb;9ulper I'M
SrcB uno 8ltin;Ssrtauf.
ptrjtd Santtar fir etucgcne lttcralS, lntrritdsun9
uno bittcno UNI cine Scrtpouer oer Scpcbnbett eeS
pubtumS, mSdtcn rptr nur nch mClocn, oae mir cnt;
cbcBCn ilnp, uns pcn Remane in pietr llm9e9eno in
unItrtm Sathdft tbctreftn Su latIen, IN pnhdt auf
lilies mas Wrlar9t utro, ple aueh in SGu9 auf blllt:
&C rst, Il. oabsr laora ur oas YubIitum tst uns
auiurufen, unfcre NSdartn gu bSkbsn-ptlte 9Crnc
9rsct9t mtrpCu, cbns ooB bafdr Ctpos an9rrCtnrt
pIro-uno bann fir fldb fdtft 81 urtbcittn.
Sed, @utb uno Srerler.
TS6. %, 1855. nq6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28

gm Nlcntas rsn 12tsn MdrS, um IL lltr
Mihags, Icaen an Der lsstberigrn SScbnuna beS
'srrRprtrnrn Sobn 9 6warB, in alen SIP,
0urtbampton GauntY. fclsenbe artitrl auf If
frntIiGr Srnpu rertauft rcrrtn, ndmlih:
Gtne 9ldbtta9 llbr, cine "a Stunrcn ubr, 3u'
bcr, SdrrrliGlIsr Bureau, Siite, 5ctriicn une
drills, 1iiGr, Stdblr, cine SaGir. S6littcn,
Sattrl unb 3aum. cine nrue SBmpmiblr, Better
ant St!titelen, sin S6leifitein, 2 aibr, Gin Sufs
IaIc 'Saat, Gin 5udlertpagen, ein 8pdapappa'
gen. elm Su6Ssaul. 1ammt pieler anbrrn SauS9es
rGtbI6often III umldnbli6 anSuIubren.
Septnsunseu AM Srrtauf1ta9e mp suTmors
tun8 ppn
GGiIatrt9 S@worb, ! sJb,crs
So1rpbGauba d,
Jctruar %. #2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
St q Cb + / Cb t

rirb tiermt erscbrR tab bic rntsr5ri6netcn ais
Grrrutcrs Der -emtrrEaffniaaft pes prritrrbenen
Satob Streub Isbtbin ron Seipelber9 1aun'
I6ip, 9s@a Gaunty, srnannt wcrren linp.-
allc btrjenisen bdbrr rrslfe an bela9te 5nterlals
Ienidaft Iaulben Iinc aufseforbsrt tnnerbalb 6
g8c6sn an;urufsn unp dtjubciatlrn. llno lelde
tuelte nod rr6tmabise 5crberun8en bntrn mtSen,
Fnp rtenfa1S erIudt IUlde innsrbaIb Der bela9tsn
3cit rpblbeitdtist ein3ubGnriscn an
Sacpb Straut,
ernn, es6ba Gauutr.
Ddniel Strapb,
1Sitptup, ShuplttlI Gauutr.
6ebrllar 2S. *6n1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
Seffentlt6e 9Senbu.

SamRass ben 24Rtn Rdrs na6frns, uni IL
llbr Wttags, fol- am 5aule Oes GfrfGrtenfn,
Saccb !Senfnsrr, III Ncrp. .9sbcit6al 1aun16frj
9eAa Gaunty, 5Eentia pertauit wtrtth, nanlib:
SrIen mtgiotr, cine llbr, Surcal, Mil6S6ranfj
Metlfiit @tunCtttrrn bem 8uifel, Snaintr Inn
GelO, Mit, Strcb mb Stu BEL Der Scnne, unb
IcnIt nod picterIc 8aufrh unS Saus9sratbIdaf5
ten 81 trsitIGufs ;u mslpen.
Srpin9unSen AM Srfaufftase arb aufS
partun9 psn ..,
8euben Ssniin9er; aom'0r.
Setruar 21. nq5nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
Sin 9duern !!

Yfsitsn Scbrsr SbaufItn rcn allen Scrtcn, 0JaiIt:
odtvln, 81tteniirdnsr. pfIu9letusn, oatfterfetten
SruIt Oeihfd. unc Spcrrfct en-, eautaitsr g1aacn.
ruinosn, bufiitn, 6ufndss, uno uiCtc auorrs Sahen
pflds auf Sausrsisn 9tbraubt msreen, Su batcn bci
9. ". SRofsr.
SGfss GfIsnS gSsIfbtOrubStarts Gsismsbl uut
Sortnsr, 81 hobtr bst q. .. MfpIcr.
1llGuerpn, Ssbruar II. nS3u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28

Da mir Ciucn un9cwSbnlitb 9rcGrn Scrratb ga:
pier, alIer Irtsu cin9cIt9t bobsn, uo mir i'm Stanot
lrprbl I'm GjrcBGn als 6ttincn an 9 bilapctp bto
D reifI n Al pertauftu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
acrnabcn, StbuIt rnb Gpmp.

mtn bobcn, uno paR t nun ttrelt 1no unISt OCT 0U'
mo pcr
acrnabcn, Scbuls nn6 Spmp.
alien 1nIprthturtn in ibrcm Sab ju tientn. Sir
ba6Cu ibr GtabliitmSut aufs bets etn9trifhtCt uuo
eide bic ctrpas Der art tsnSb9t finb, ps ss 81
ibrtm 8crtbiiI fiunrn bel ibnsn anjurufn. Sit pSr'
rtioen auf tur;s 8Cltslun9 uno auf bt trit' SStis
gae grten SteamsGnsines fir totcn unc ntcberen
Druid, Yunlpen, Shifting unp Gearing
pcn alien Ssnrnnunsrn, 9ferbe9rwalten
II. I. no, u. 10.
uuo t,lrs ale Grtitd bic sspSbnlitb in cintm clh,n
@tattietmcut oeiutht uerosn.
Tltcfs Slrbeit an engines, NftrNe:G'Npottsn, IL
furs allen aucern Grtitd bic in tbr Sadh enhla0tn
pirO auf ole ftrsitt auEi9s, an Den tiHi9tn Yrssn
uno auf Die bette uuo eausrbofttc I8siit pSrridtt.
lltbsrhaupt lrItn ibrs 4rct isorrSti btti9 fttn--
uub als nsus aufSnosSbcTsn fie ouf ben 9ene9ttn
3uIprutb ces Nublifums, pstchrn 3u1rrutb s fIb I'M
mlrbu ourtb pGnttlihtett uuo @tIi9ttit 5u uErott:
uIn ubtn ptrrtn.
3. 6. Gernaten,
SUel q. S6ulb,
gSilliam Wi6ael.
G0taauaua, Sci. %, 1855. nN6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
SIGuf=SSiiciocr.

Gcn olItn 2(rtSn uno GrE9Gn, prm tstrn gaptr,
oauSrboft in sscsr Stunosn, mir audi rroinar 9bun;
piut-lau9ss uuo brCitss Serm0t-8esspt, 9Wmc;
ranoum uno Sbul:Sbrrib: Sdbfr.
Sbreibs, Brief, 9ads uno ale anoere
2lrten Ddpjer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
0n J. D. 4llOGer's Apotbrke

ino fcrtpGbrsno ;u bottn in Grcs uno RIctns&sr;
tauf: GlIe urttu Nliojtncn, Sarbetcttt, BarbtCr
uno @afhlsif, 8ichtrcpftn, uno allies mas In elmer
9ut Sinacrithtsttn Irctbcte perIan9t wlrr.
GbrnfoGs: Srifbs G'artsn;Sdmtrtitn, NC:
runter Srbtraut SOomsu tCipnocrs su cnpfrbIcn IT,
8. 9. MpIr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
Sect Ut Cure 3eit!
Gin llener 5nfaB gh6er,

Uapier, Sbreibmaterialien uno Serible:
benbeiten erbalten i'm Su6ftobr gum
upatrioten."
g1c. 81 Brll 6amiltcn Straer, SpI&rn Sa9en'
buds @altbdus unc Dem WarftsSicrrf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
IaIlcmtOlUat Seminar
SO. so. Rennolbs, .. ~ Nrinaipal.

Snbcin bic aneesrtIere 0eidnObeit bfs Gbrip.
Srn. Se6lrr benlelben bsppssrt bat, Die @frtralS
tuna trs Quentppn SeminarS am S6lulle beS
ieeiosn Germins at;utretfn, 70 wtro brIastts SES
ltiht pcn iencr 3rit an Our6 ben unterSeiGrtter
perlpdltet rperrCn. Die Sreunoe uno @Snner fer
S6uIe linb tirmit bsnohr6tist, tas ttsGslte pom
llen Oidi an ron rem llnter3eidneten riro gelss
tct percen, mad bem biebsrigen 70 erfclsrsi6sn
Qlan unp mad ren namlidrn Settn9inSen fir
rr6clntdsiaer rnterriht unb SefbIi9uns. DG
peS Saus SSQi9 einseri6tet ilt 5ur Gufhdbme ris
ner trirGdth grEGeren @nsatt BON Shilcri, als
bic;upCr, Iinb Gltcrn aGtuh9socu eriuht, unS NIT
itrcr llntcrldbus ;ii trstnltiscn. trtp iine rtrs
iI6crte bag tre SBbne Die icr9lainite aufmrrfs
Ilmtet rrbaltm mrprn. Die grtrcfenen Gips
rittunaen ,u ibter gtufnath,e iiiib Seaufmlthfeit
Icrobl als fir ibren llntrrrtft, fiub umfanertb
unp rcrrn bcfentlid aasri rntiprc6en.
Sas MfdSdtcu Scpartcmemt
wtro rtsnfdns tribcbaltenr pie bster. erfnbrne
unp ecI6itte 2ctrer gum llnterridt rtHeften fne
arFhrf, uub Rirb untrr Ter Stndufti6t bee
Nrin,palS 1cbcu, unp fs rrirr unlsre @af8abe
lcn, einrn pollen SurIus elmer rrtiretsrr unS &C.
pisscuru pribli6rn GrSistuhs 3a gettn.
Die Scpiusuustn fir 8stSitisun9 uno liatsrribt
tno wle trl9t:
W6nnti9e6 Oepartement.
S'taSsrGS nsn f|in{ sS"notSn S"u ''''' ~ WV $40 90
,,t..,;k, fir eShHI,r untcr aim Sabrrn 8 00
,iptrhen ;tjn uno arSlf 10 90
cd" ttr SuGlf 10 0V
@eibli6es Separtement.' -,
lt,Srribt fir SddEr dtsr Stbn SobrG ~ 0V
y" uutcr ,c6n Sabre OU
ayon,s6aS "S'F"' 10 90
3iitbnn (ptiiif) 0O
(Irttet) ~ uU
SIoten, u w
|. gonc (per 8irrtrD " w
65sbraulb ecs gi0ncsE Oh'
Tsutruua-G Geue Sddtcr lptlsbs Sl5 ttBab; -
len aus9tnilnniGn( oJ
Sir wrttrrt Git5tIEeitM unb 8rfsrrn;er lIrbg
Girtutare, -
Der Gcmmers5srnlin niuult isinsn Hnfans ipie
ocpGbnli6, nuF ben 1Isn Nlai.
9S. NN. Repnolo6, prinSipal.
gInentcrn, Scbrudr IA. NO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
aemion syounOra,
in Gntninunnn. Qcd,a Gauntp.

in GatalauQua, Neda Gauntp.
lnttr;iihntts tcoituEn fidb oicfcr Gtts9suhct tenn
pu6litum au,u;d0sn, bas iis nrultd oit ous9sStbnr
Scuubr rp in @otaiauluo, 9ttba @ountN, dtSrncm'
men b0brn, unp pug t nun ttrcit ne untsr Der Sir:
mo pcr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28

Die liutsrFbrisbensu bobtn oebcn ben pbitnotlpbio
unb Slsuprrt erbaItsn, euin nenen nno prltdnot9tn
Stcd ucn alien asroSbnliehsn ptrLdn9ttn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
SOeffentltbe gSen6lf.

Sebuar 81.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-28
SeTentti6e 9Sen6u.

@atafauaua, Ttt. %, 1855.
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TIME OLD HOME STEAD
ii STEPHEGS

TINE OLD HOME STEA D
BY MRS ANN S. STEPHENS,
Author Of Fashion and Famine
IsTHIs DAY PUBLISHED
And for sale BY al Bookseller
CONTENTS:
The F.,be,,, Return Pleasant Conversation.
The Mayor and the Polio .uan. Valley in the Mountrns
The Police mas Guest New People and New Homes
The Midrisht Consultation. The Old HomeJtesd
The Mayer snd the Alderman. Aunt Bsnnih and Uncie Ms
The Plot. than
TIE Birth Dsy Festival Morning at the Old HOme''e'd
Cbes.r', Trial Hornesck Lodgings.
Poverty, Sickness. and Death The Evening VISIT.
Waxing and Watching Autumn In the Moun'snA
Che.tsi's House In the Morning Our Sister Apns
The N.yor and his Son Sunset 10 Italian Cathedral
Jane Chester and the Stranger The Two lnfsnts
Bellevue and New Inmate DARK Storms and Dark henc
The Fever Ward and is Pa res.
tents Apple Gathering.
Ian. Chester and her Little The Fsnhsms' Return from
Name. Abroad.
The Student PLY stefan and the The du,kins Frolc
Child Nur,e The Household Sacrifice.
The Midnigh' Revel-HsrJ and Tie Strange Musician
her Mother. Dance after HuskinG
Spring Morning and Pauper The Mother the Son, and the
Burial. Orphan
The p,u. ten, Faith Win. the Old Memories and Young
Fathers Prophecy. Hs1a
The Two Old Men. The Mothers Fraud.
The Wall and the viii. ssIina DO Uless Mission
The Festival Of Roses .7he Doabe Conf ssion.
Wild Wood, and Mountain The Double BirthDsy.
P.,~. Frpedients and FL planations.
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Famine Many POI TORS 81 intensely interesting
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MANY the laid in the ham bic walks Of life and
all the authors fine descriptive powers brought bear upon
them The eomfortie where the Eidwstc waits for
her dying father-wbsre they lest his deshhour
and part forever the simple but cheerful home of Cheaer the
Iong psht At Believes the solemn burial with only those two
lonely children for mournsn; and the exquisite cture of life
the Old HON sesdA show the tenderness of ts woman,
combined with the xxi of tbs artist"
From The Boston Traveller.
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