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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04
Ggt gully Gol'lst.
ROUGE,a.::ma:NOv. 4, 1886.
To-Day.

ffeemeD, muster to the polls, in cur
glorious republic, to say who shall be
the next President Of the nation Here
is sight without parallel 10 ancient
times.
Although we are told by the politi
clans on all hands, that this day de-
cides the fate Of the Federal Union,
that the cast of the die is full of mo-
mentous import to the coming time
although the picture is painted in
Gorgeous .colors that the destiny of the
nation Of twenty million Of free
men rests upon single pair of weak
human shoulders, we do not believe
one word of it. Should Mr.. Fremont,
himself--acknowledged to be dead
cock to-day, be elected; he aud bis
small squad Of native demagogues and
the host Of misguided citizens of the
old world, have no more power to up
turn the government and unsettle its
foundation, than any other clique or
clan Of one idea people.
Verify, the necessity will be more
apparent after to-day, for new po-
ltical dictionary to define the mean
ing Of old words. What is democracy,
and howfar may we safely 60 with the
ultra views, Of those who are now the
leaders of the doctrine that all men
are created free and equal; that
therefore there should be no restraints;
no restrictions; that the flat-headed
serf Of Russia IL as fit to take part in
the government, in the capacity of a
soveign MS the round. headed Anglo
Saxon. Shall cloistened German ideas
of the rights of man, and French So
cialism prevail Shall we be told
in soberness that the African is as fit
for sovereign ruler as the rest
shall Woman's rights, and I'll things
be proclaimed in common? Ameri-
can citizens should camly contemplate
the bearings Of the great aud good
old ship Of State, and remember that
vigilence alone is the price of liberty
The native mind has been aroused
to thought and set to work in the tight
direction--tbere is no adverse power
on earth to check If, in the work Of
reformation. Citizenship, is too cheap.
It is high time that the patriot end
statesman, should look about, and de,
wise some way TO prevent the United
States, fsom loosing its nationality, in
the heterogeneous mass Of matter that
annually floatsia upon us,like he S, eat
tide Of Ocean. We have .mopg
US enough Of naive vagabonbsn,
marEe able-to be bought aud sold on
occo sion. Let the people 60 to work
to frown this dowa by sending those
who deal in it, back into private ranks,
where they must ealn the funds by the
sweat Of the brow to b.. ady among
such Williams for Their votes.
For East Baton Rouge, let US have
to say. tomorrow. that each and eve y
man entitled to vote walled up 10 the
polls untiammelled by demagogues
and uniafluonced by whisky. Go, vote
soberly gentlemen and you cannot vote
wrong.
EH To OR jackson lends Of the
Times" we can say The Comet is
mailed regularly to them. Tit does
not reach; then are the 10 : Gas they
surmise) to blame for il. They can
take fresh pen, aud pitch into this
venerable institution, without harm to
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04

How is your husband this after
noon, Mrs. squiggs' " Why, the says
as bow as, if be lives till the mo. ming,
be she'll have some hope Of him; but
If he don't, he must give him up"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04
EH- To our jackson lends Of the


GE- To our jackson lends Of the
Times" we can say the Comet is
mailed regularly to them. it does
not reach; then are the 10 Is Gas they
surmise) to blame for il. They can
take fresh pen, aud pitch into this
venerable institu. on, without harm to
any body. For our part we are tired
of tefaing about their irregulal tiles
and sho,t comings-it proves to be
just SO much labor lost. There IS no
body responsible gentlemen-d,ive a
head. The Comet hes given over the
subject, becarse when we do say any
thing, That liberal ciass Of pat ,ons,
who seal tho moaAs;ag paper, .om
coor seps, say We are I. d "a for
some' iag 10 wris3 socut, end we
cont Ike i.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04

CHARlTY : Night kissed the young
rose, and it bent softly TO sleep. Stars
shoue, and pure dewdrops hung upon
it's bosom, and watched its sweet slum-
bers. Morning came with its dancing
breezes, and they whispered to the
young rose, and it awoke joyous and
smiling. Lightly it swung to and fro
in all the loveliuess Of health and
youthful innocence. Then came the
ardent sun god, sweeping from the
East, and smote the young rose with
its sohorching rays, and it fainted.-
Desert and almost heart-broken it,
dropped to the dust in its loveliness
and despair. Now the gentle breeze,
which bad been gamboling over the
sea, pushing on the home-bound bark,
sweeping over bill and dale-by the
neat cottage and still brook--turning
the old mill, tanning the brow Of dis
ease and ifiskiDg the curls Of innocent
childhood--came tripping along on
her errands Of mercy and love; and
when she saw the young rose she has
tened to kiss it, and fondly batbed its
head in cool, refreshing showers, and
the young rose revived, and looked
and smiled in gratitude to the kind
breeze ; but she hurried quickly away,
for she soon perceived that delicious
fragrance had been poured on her wing
by the grateful rose; and the kind
breeze was glad in heart, and went
away singing through the trees. Thus
charity, like the breeze, gathers frag-
renee from the dropping flowers it re-
fresbcs, and uncousciously reapsa re-
ward in the performances Of its office
of kindness, which steal on the heart
like rich perfume, to bless and to cheer
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04

A NICE PLACE TO BOARD AT.-A
lady, who has just opened a boarding
house in Philadelphia, has adopted the
following ruless 1.-THE gentlemen
must not put their feet on the mantel
in winter, nor out Of The window in
summer, and the lady must not write
her name on the glass with quartz
pin. If she uses an alright, she must
regulate tho damper herself, and not
ring every ten minutes for the cham
bermaid. The single gentlemen must
not play the trombone. nor make love
to the servants. nor comb his whiskers
at the table. II he does, he won't an
swer. The lady must not turn up her
nose at everything on the table, unless
she has a natural pug, and none OF the
party must drink or talk with mouth
full Of vituals, nor must they fight for
the top buckwheat cake. Terms liber-
al, and board to be paid weekly in adj
vance.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04
For sale.

TsHE valuable lot on the corner or 49, 49,
l. Main and Florida streets. with h#Hiiil
the improvemle nts thereon Tie lot -a14r'ss'
is elisihiy located for business house OF
family residence For particulars. apply
at the Comet office. nov4-im.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04

Social STATISTICS Thirteen mar
ried gentlemen, who. within the last
week or so, have been convicted OF
having smoked in their own DINING
rooms, have been seyerally fined a
new bonnet, and in dcfaul. have been
committed to the hard labor Of taking
out their wives for an afternoon s
shopping.
There are living in Chelteham
clearinghouse three maiden ladies.
who are known to have resided there
for nearly thirty years, yet whose uni
ted ages, as privately confessed IN re-
cent conversation, amount to only fifty
six.
No fewer than three cases have &C.
Cured of young ladies who have been
to races having paid their bets.
Out of a hundred bonnets that were
sold last week at Brighton, it has been
ascertained that more than ninty were
supplied to ladies who had gone in
Just to choose bit Of ribbon.
In lodging house at Ramsgate,
lately, half a quarter Of lamb, pretty
nearly two-thirds Of a twenty pound
ham, two packages Of chocolate, pot
of Dundee marmalde, the remains Of q
large pigeon pie which had one slice
cut out of it, a casefull of Manillas,
thirteen Jumps Of sugar, half CAMS
ter of coffee. and almost the whole of
bottle Of French brandye were dis
covered by the landlady) to have
been consumed by the cat.
Out of 1900 English cabmen it
has been discovered that no less than
three have been induced to take the
pledge.-Paach.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04

SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONARY,
~ Printing Paper, Playing Cards, for sale
by J, l.. VALET.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04

RICH DRESS SILKS.
TIME Subscriber has Just received from New York
i few patterns Of very elegant SILKS, some
thing entirely new W. d. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04

Chains.
DER Ship sKate Dwyer,n Well Chains
i Trace and Breast; Or and Log Chains
at loct25.I MONTAN & HUGUET's.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04

WALKING CANES.
A LARGE assortment Of the above just received
n consisting Of Gold, Silver, Bone and Fancy
Headed Canes Of all kinds, also few very delicate
Sword Canes. foct-12. D.PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-04

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
A HOUSE and LOT, veil shifted for q small a.
n family, within three square Of the State
House--can be purchased on liberal terms AssssL
ny applying ri foct2s l.. r. POWERS A Co
To Rent.
Jour convenient Rooms suitable for -
i Attorney or Physician's Once on Iasg9M
the second floor OF the Brick Building XIV
corner Of st. Ferdinand and Africa Sts., JEa4Hs.5A
If application is made soon. Apply to the undes.
signed. lSep-5H IL. v. BABIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

bl7TVNI SsTI' IT IF10'
GcIa WsssrAs FrdnRia Statue lqagg,vo..On-- Bs.,l

BJsrO>, Sept. 70 Isse.
A Gca Wo,s-rAs Frdntlia Static Inagg,We..Or-B1nl'
a. Bunker Hal.
Boston 4 In fell bloom This week We have The exb
billion Of arts and nduzt-y in Faneui and Qlincy Hats
ana tho horticultural cxhiehion In Music Iau ana o.
Wednesday had great public Demonstration, called
thu raugursuon OF tho statue Of Fraaka," in CITY Hall
square. The Inauguration wss a grand imposing and
wrsrsome affair Az usual upon such OCCASIONS, the
den zcns Of tie rural districts In tho VICINITY here
in such force that aposh.o to re, All where
sec anything The citizens we're overwhelmed aud swel
lowed Up by the .ubsbans xho blocked up the sirec's
mverns and groceries, munching peanuts dsvoarng ce
creams and bali cooked dnners aad nbts~ lager bier
and more potent po,sbles
The affair was very successful IN many respects; not
equal however 70 ue great jubstons that have been
IN Botton The procession about four mes long, and
some portions Of the display very hae, especially IN
tie departments assigned 70 the mech nicAl trades and
dealers manufactured articles There good deal
u adyerarg dOHc Ia the proc scion BY our shfewd an
nc ofaaen ~ foa 4. {. Winthrop was a fac proinc
ton admirably oov red IN The presence ri six thousand
peops i q he best tributes 70 Ffankn a y nss
ye tesr pronounced zoe puoao occasion TIE address
Mays hass "a Cha table yes lasc Association aud TIE
andres rsccpnoB ~ Mayor h.e were very good aud
he shCie va propsy sp8csi vita rfu,usl go1c6son
hsetnlsd nie oad nat ve bad delegation from
phiiac pta partigae II the ceremonies ard fessv
tee 81 fhe co-asOt W fcrisrd Lai press - inyts
ors were repeatedly ~ Tie Mayor ~ The Quaker
CITY king thal their city govern ner meht be repre-
ented aud tsi a. curious reDes were sent BACK.
woUi5 ifu1 to corrcspondenoe ttai Phaeelrhis
had fi9g dorbtr whether BOSTON could, with poptiey
rke 80 zen pa4 abe honor 4 one 10 dd muUh
Aers except 10 be born u tbe town All fan sn1y
ron n SUD Philadelphia iniimatsa pretty Psiay ttat
Bo ton whe uaEnr oc' 81 berscu ~ Greeting stue
70 fugitive franklin belongs erclusit ely % fn
adophla. ytlo TOOK hn il when = stranger bog gaye
him huyibe,s wealth sri a. =, sud promo.ed him 70
~ Hsu,ns. and therefore philadelphia y very propsty
esors q the claims q Boson ., the custodian Of Prank
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Iron the Fl mario dc Is Narirn, ia5, y

IRON the III mario dc Is N.TrN, ilT. -
The United states reject toe notifications xhch fave
beea proposed adopted BY e grea, European PoScis
relative 10 the existing laws o. naval war All which, up
to this time 10 have Iet with the uran nous appro'
IA regards the merit of,he document, ard the intrinsic
yslre d The doctrines pfopounded therein, VIC shall con
tDt oursytp for The present With making general
remarks on II. There be doubt that NJ. Ma cy,
10 this document cvinces the same erudton on questions
OF international tight which be employed on former coca
sicns as ell the dexterity In augmentation,
ar nas made thcse qualities highly seryiceahle 70 Tie
advance nenl o. his ycwE or rather to the national IN
teresH 81 hss county.
Az 70 the grOtnd be occupies lind Il the character,
isics Of The Tolcy which distinguishes his government
without disnyowng tho progress sanctioned By tho pro
u oLs of the European overs, he prctepds not - al
mi lhe latter, en- tie Plea q their insuicency unhl
iurthcr step tc taken % protect and fully guarantee AL
Cac and We, for part would with the greatest plea
give our consent 70 sec " generally recognized And
bot r acton q law cf international right. Bat - Will
easily to seen, the dstance between what exists anf the
unlimited application q the great principle 4 too vast 70
To w sTr mans power 70 traverse with sllglc step
Slow aud gradual Improvement forms, in s matters
he basis q the European ~ STEM and N this partcuss
ibsianse vpled ey TIE abandon men, 2, Toe rght q
pg TO ishsy mote radical asprations does moi agr5e
snh The rules and demands u sound policy. II may
perhaps be refused onlw as shrevd topanm 70 cloak
the absence Of inclination which lies bencath y give an
weapon which, Under certsn oroamstances MAJ BECOME
&C the highest nporarce and 70 In exchange Gu
ce to which the other governments sub mia Tnss u the
general impression lett on cur minds by the perGssl OIL tho
desraieh o NJ Marcy. Bot whatever reading may 30
states VIII consent 10 abandon tue right ~ privaeer
ng IN 'ae Oner LAND losical 70 e mierreu tnat
70 We noN nc. very proOabe cvsnt o. aNN WIN any ~
e LeIopean ieReIs we Sl'.u sAss Isnno. oa'n \, ~
pnrucirs IN we oeheht u hessere NnNn IAey 'Aus
et.ioeoiy reset -. -, 81. i, -. ,.-, 4,
~ X ~ Ne hsVe Just fcmsfssei y = 10, t'.DAo ,
hsi VIC alhercbse on nv Tphl VIZ p Ion ~. W ne
Wva ~ n,neiess nc brest Ans r5 .us ia 70
mn" ~ ~ " % ~, ~. - - 49,, =
aes rgst Dc o0setgeo a" tns o'o,s ~ VIZ helghVVi'
fg teIuso " ercae ~ -. s.s'.a. Faon. IN,
w sS ~ .,,s vn - W - .
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obtain IN advantage Of any kind, without paying for u
It's corresponding price, Therefore, the civilized nations
IN the contracts BY which they bind themselves always
sabm to reciprocal Remuneration Of certain privileges
and advantages IN order to obtain Others Of greater
value II the ne'ghboripg republic will take her share,
as does Of the advantages which result 70 the world
at large, from the contepporaneous developement Of
civilization and industry II is necessary her
form TO the conditions under which others OBTAIN them
In the contrary she would necessarily be
10 isolation, impractcapIe In this epoch Of
and railroads by which nations are brought 10
tinusl contact, claim supremacy which the circum-
stances do not authorize
From this point of view, the recently published d,pio-
matte document Of which speak acquires an all en-
q osspg importance Is proof more Of the deeply
rooted design Of the American Union n for herset
IN exceptional position donbtessy ads anageous, IL she
succeeded In conqrering it; but which would suppose
the part of the other civilized govern menis degree
of abnegstion and courtesy utterly improbable. We do
the dir pute this ground; but have good
for suprosns that they win not lose sight Of the mpor
add the consequences OF the principles which have
thus been get forth.
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From rsan IeY,ftowy

We have dles q the Dsssra NsUs Up 10 Ill ~ rust
From these lean notnns important rh. WI sa bar.
vest lad been heavy Throughout its valleys aul hsi
been gathered Corn, potatoes art gnoT eran4 o.
veretsOics sud grain looked emo snd RI msea far
yield No trouble Ion rasshoppcrs 0tar izscS,A On.
sept Ia Iron Co and Ger peie, whore ire worm
Aoing considerable damage 70 tEe green Cfops.
Apricoe. tescssa aud melons ar spoken ~ auorr
other articles in market
grand celebration Of the entrance q a. pioneer INTO
NE galey came the 24th 81 JOY, In Wild aonn
siul md attic spot a. the head n 80 g9Ju ro0t
Esnyon.
All was quiet wns the indians and peace plenty, guel
m prosperity prevailed
NJ q ,eghorp VINO left Sat Lake City on Tie II NJ !,
eonfrrs 10 ssneueufe above, bnt there n
Of murders committed By me Tna ans rro ably
Ne ~ Ties, the emigra1 rad toward the Ps1nt
% sr rli's t1ain hiuss rnd one .shsg we're k'ler
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

TnPEATrNEp LYNCH LAW IN MARyr,yp.-.rhe
rcK~sIe Bri.Jiicon states that Mr. william Worn ~,
iw mefy kept acotiug ioi and livery gtable in that
ciJ but VINO nov engaged in buying and treding h,
carriages through the lower portion d beawqre and the
?, M.ns conhues - and, Yves attacked BY mob 90
The ots intthi o. Denton, 10 the latter stats charged
Wi,b mmPt ms = sisvcs. Mr Horn took refuge in the
lotel n M fptne through whose persuasion The m b
upfoundcd. - 80 - w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

DESTRUCTION OF FREE sTArE ARws-The Iowa
hp"e1 y me lOth saws that on the ng III Of the ON
~ Mat pace, tie warehouse OF DANIELS 81 as entsrc
u t''erA ooxes ~ muskets, ammunition 30, destined
ovt and destroyed.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
90 StFentlt0e 95enbu.

eSamta9s ben 5trn Suli 1886,
I'M 2 llbr Nuhmitta0s, 1cG ouf rem Gt9entHum
fcItlf, In NsusGcraS, RfcutIib pcrtauit tpcrrrn I:
gtc. 1.-@pbnBou6 unb 0runbittif,
eclescn in Ocm trIasten gleu 8erat,
4MNA giisSermaeunBir EaunI6ip, gs6a 60,
i::i;Bs 0rGn,erO- an giSrntbun non 5. sSan'
Saaz4sA ncmaher, unp an bic Sdul'Ertte po'
ielbn. cntbatsnp G. SutGen. Darouf 1T rtn q
itSfia lirinern gBo9nbaus, Stdll unp anoere gie'
benas6&upe, uap ii gut NIT StilbaGmen bes
pfan;t. .....-
glc. 2.-Gn Sram @p6nEau6 unb
I-vA Gjrunb>Spttr,
i:;:lH octrscn am nGmli6rn gGab, bic Gctte
l.sSgssg entbGft in rer 6rCnt etwa 80 SUP unO
i'm Wan3cn so Guaprot Gut4en, unb ut untsr
9utsn 5mIen.
9ip. 3.-Ginc GG<Spttr
om nam6m Srt, ertNoltenb in rcr 6rrnt Al
s5ue unp i'm san,cn SO SuorrdeNuttcn.
0ieIts Grmo .GiscntNum trBt o0, mic "crNr'
Saot, In ccm tlbrrcn GtIrtd,cn Wcu:Ierns, uro
III our 8rtrritun9 iy9cnO eintr @rt "on GelahI'
ten sef9net.
2ur namltden fct au& Gin Tfwtrtr Ecinott
reuer l.WGulcmagcn nit eincm GrStprq Hrrtdutt
rrrrrr.
6 ii ras Giscntbum son SBtGtom 60.
+ a th.
Die gtcinour8ea am @rFaufsta8e nb etai'
Ipartur9 prn
g8alfcr 8. &uter, 9tiii8nir.
Suni II. rQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
S6nrf8YiQc

linttr,sihnrt tctitrt ii bsIcr G5tlc9cntcit ftntn
TrcunpSu uue eintm acGhrttu Qutltfum on;u,ti1eu,
tOG CT ltn GittbGft nctb mmtr on itiuem often
StanOplaet in Sdncds9iIt, @crc:gBbsitBaa Saun:
Ibip, 2ttba @0un'r, fCrttttrIibt.
Gu5 GutiAcnmn6er<Oc11
miro in outn eeFeu psri6isrnsn 5wsi9su, ouf cine
ithr orcGartioe 9Ieiis bttrCbtn. Gr miro autitlr
gum &ert0uf ouf popo bGltEp, cotr Guf S!IttIun9
pGrfrtj9Gn:
OmmtuieS, @ua8itS, 0liIccS, 6GncS 9BSBcn,
gtptapaY5, 8arrruhre, Carp sNl5, gVrt-
gGGgen, SufieS, etc. ETC.,
fur; oVc Tuhtpuft Die i'm oerEhrllthcn GGtroud,
Nne, ,pdtt lr fhGn unO boucrboft iIu icuen, oIs C
ir9euc icntpc i'm Stoot 9smatbt rpCrceu t6unen.-
Scln Srcd riro immer e,n lcthcr Icn, c CaB ME
mano f,hltn tdrr pcnu CT anruft I'M 81 tauftn, TIM
tsfriGriaf gu mtrcrn.
GcStittcI'! Gdtlitfcn !! Gcblittsn
Gr miro ogtb ieclr;ejt, rutuu tic rshtr 3tt "a IT.
cjrGs Der fbSnien, pcblftilittn uno bAusrhafeitsn
licrtcmGnts GdDtittn auf loon0 battCn Gle in bic:
itm 9auntn oniutreiftn it, wGdle CT ollie al eeWrttb:
tiu Yrctgcn atlceSn mtrr.
Gn6 Gjrpbi1mtet~ 0eidl6ft
mrN ord, in allen osgtu rcrIhsbtnm 5suei9ca tc
trGttn, uno pCrfrricbt in ollcn btnfchttn rriIt
Wifritrouna fir Die linn aunirtrautt Grtctt aCbCr
w tSunen. unp Spor an ben oGCrnitori9ttn prrtGIn
T(idIrbeit, I, ur Gutibcumaherti, gHo0cn
mothGre uno Shulltccrci 9ebSrsnn, miro iIbr rintt
tith, ihuclI unb roucrbaft ptrrIbttt.
UItt tTubrmer werttu I'M 2tustoufh fin
rcut au0lucmmSu, pno bafdr Gin rtdlnnifl3cr YrttI
Irlautt.
SlG9~ 0o or MIR sic tcit'n une 9cIhtdtEttn Nr
tcittr, re crhacn ptrccn tIrntn, onlltlIt uno iNn
2rrsct uur Gus zen bcttn gRotcrtaCu untsr ietnr,
t,Gtntn Nuff;bt rtrfIrti9t wcrrtu, 70 tann Ct cbu
/ ;GIcrn fir ttnt Trbt;t gut ltebGh
| Gr 1T routtar fGr tjshir scuo crt SuntfAoftunt
hcFt fIrntrhu itincu Uuthctl rcr Gtrnt Nts YntIt
tums rurcb wlHjaetjt. Wuntlytbetit uno quite uni
| itb2ne 2trbt;t f5b SuiuiittGr. &uft tohtr an Uni
dNir;tn9t Sub litft ron Der GHobrbut res @cd9ttn
! "a ruff an mo CT III rtrldtrt AUc prIItcmmtE &c
! ricrj3eu gu tInutn.
Spnht6on 6cF.
SUM 25. rq3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
D0raains !! Daraains j!

tlntersrtdnstrr gilt biertm@ ieintn 6reuRrtH
unt Dem 9ublitum Na6ridt, ras CT lfbtr g4c9e
verIGterrne Uptsgabunern BON
95retter unb SdnbpI;
Su Irinrm frdtersn srObrn StCd absirt BAT. De
3uiab britsbt, gum Gteil aus 10000 jug
print uno SrmICd 8rarbs, SeSntlinss unS
9lantsn fir Sdeuern. 9irie artitel, ;uiammsR
nit alien Slrtsn Ipnfltscm Saubclj, wrl&es gee
GrBGnlth in elmer 8oarosga ssluGt rptrO, bdIs
rr ltets auf Sanb, unp Sertauit aaes an ben ale
lernieprsten VreiBsu. gGer Saber quite Bare
gains MAIDEN nil, parf ni6t serfebIen arSuus
fen.
Sir terstts asnriIene SunbI&aft IN or kBhR
oantbar, unb Iein Seiireben acbt pabiH aae IeIRe
Sanosn Scatpmmen 3u brfrepi9en.
Spbn Srri6lrr.
SrriHIerSDi1c. Stunt H. 1856. natY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02


unO Gcparo Stmars uno &C.,. ratbem fie in zen
trcnneuocn RuinCn fir 40 StuucCr rem Tcuer aus;
olet norsn, uno ooeurb Ibsr;cu9cno beipicf2u, mas
mir imnsr tebauptct bottH, RAP fe mcbr Std)srbsit
al6 oue aneCrn 9cuGbrS1.
Gu titi;u 6Gucr5trdnftsn 9na tc Servings Saft.
petbr Sllti bt See rc6tn anoereu ittbtno, bic olf
ebn prcYnt tIfItr ais osrrin9s on0ctdnci9t moren,
als G;ttQtr berpcr. Gis crblet riht nur ccn Sn:
halt in btitr SrcnurA crrGrn befono fth in ctnrm
3utanc, RAP t rctb Elm ancercs Scucr bate ausbol'
ten tGnnCn, ipihrtno Die auspcduntcn ,,Sanman;
OcrS" euNfrer Tatritanten in ellen Siucn Itbr aus
Gc0riftu uno 6tihib9t partR, uno in Gnt9tR tpar
Ger Srbott 9aUj 3tritSrt.
DcF6atb mrUtn mir bsm guttifum tIcs iaacn, rof
uGbrcnO Ger IA Sabre, coB ric Servings Sdft tc:
tannt if, mthr os ;EU;ihunncrt ccraben 5ufIlItatn
Scurstrdnttu ous9eFet parsn, cbns slnen sIn;t9cn
&srIuit 81 rcruriodren.
gEir mUGtn torum al; 8aufr oc9cn tic pertehr:
ten 2noateu intsrsGirtcr partbcien warnen. Dos
ocrrir0ihr QotGnt III Die eiuj0s in cjefsr Stapi
pGrkrti9tc SSft, Die rurcb Elm patCntrcht 9rIthdet
it, uno mir bUrScn tofr. ro5 c SptnloI 10 ritl 6t'
&c ousbStt os irscuo cine anoSrc tctanntt ,,Saf."
5arrrQS uno SerrtRS
Tno in risFm Staot tie riu;j9cn Satrifanttn rrn
0crriu9s 93atcut Gtampirr Sdfen,
SIC. 81 NBounuriroGc, QbIaCclpbta.
81. g. ,,Gran5 uno S2atltn6 YT6cftrti Gaia
marrerf," ,.SpSr Grams" ~. :. 6iortrrs," uni
Scots NftbtstcS" eiisrre Gittn, (rcn ptltcu or
3obuu9stott fit ,.6crrin9s G&ftu" cine QrrGe I'm
job Onotntmmcn r0urec,) mtroCn WclNftit pcrtouft.
Suui H. 1856. nole
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02

ftrtarn, unb bteIette auf Seiteuuug an tr8cnS ets
nen Srt Irncen frrrren.
2tQe Nrtettcn prrpCn urtw tErer Ct3encr Nufs
Rdt Scrrtatct, rnb man fam iiA rnbcr barnut
perld6en, pa6 Ie nur BON Der tsiten grt ien trer'
pen.
Sie fnt banFEar fir tcrcttS ssnr6tnc &unb'
iHaft, uno Ie Grfen TA rteielte fsrncrhin ourd,
9iuist,tt. IGnftltateit unp rte Gdte tBrer SIrns
ben Sujuf8ern.
Npie unb 6umbcrt.
Qucntamt, gRai ii. rq3M