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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
Der ipDblfeile 8u6itpbr
IN Der Stabt 9l[lentann.

Sn Dem rcbtfsilsn @ubIfebr Der lintsr,eidp ettrF
tn oer 5toot daentaun, uo lsete gBoe rpisper fct:
9snos berrlths aesrts, in Gnsl6er Gpradbe, er6att
zen sperosn-ipehr fe an ben Mstpert pvstfsa mics
cer oblaBen rueroen, ndmlidb
The Life of Napoleon,
Bartlett's Narrative, in Texas, New
Mexico. California, &c. E
History of Nicaragua, ls
Nineveh and its Ruins, without Abridg-
ment, ~
Life in Abyssinia,s ue-
A Common place Book of Thoughts,
Memories g. Fancies,
The Women Of Christianity,
ApPieton's Railway and Steamboat Ma
vigauon Guide, &c. &c. &c.
Slsbsnosn babsn iie nsutitb ibrsn Gted iibsrbaupf
sr9dnit uno bieten hsm publitum nun ale artsu
Bidder, IN Der @u9liidheu nno Deuiltbsn Spradbe
gum Bertauf on, uno jpar 70 pcbIfsl bae mon Mrs
9e,.osrpc pcbfriler taufsn tann. - aIe Bidder uuo
onoere artitst mcniit ibr Gtcd ;uammenaefcBt III
an,ufdbren 1T unmSslid, uno fie mplIen oaber uur
anfObrsn, cne eerfeIts gum &bsit bstsbt aus:
Ginem oolaanbisen Enforcement aller putltas
ttcnen Der 4merifaniIden 5raftat.0 .0rIen1haft,
alien Grten In bieIsr @ssenb perlaneten Sful.
bidder atlen grten Sibeln; einrm bsrrlitsu
&Hrrtrment aller @rten grIGihtlhr Ya6sr;
alien gspinfAtsn @ststbi6r; sinem Der tt.
Fen 4hprtements Blanfbd6er eas ie In pteItr
@eaeno mar; ensm berrli6sn gprratt aLI.r
perIan9ten Shreitmatsrtalrn, purtmcnnais,
Saar' uno 3abnbiriisn, Ysrfumrresn sinem
unseteucr srcBen mb 1sbr wcblfeiIsm aTortes
ment sDancs unb 8enaers sYapier tinem Istr
l&Snen enforcement Slanfs fir 6riceensriftr.
tpelGes bon frinem anecrn Gtatllrment iiters
trcffen wsrben Fam, unp fur, glss, bas in ct.
neui tpctleingsriGtrten Stotr Der 9lrt selu6t
pirb. = 8ufst baBer an unO urtgeiIet fdr Gu@
ieba.
Sdr Die bisbsr senc6ins li6sros iintcrildsuns fno
nc bSdbit oant6ar uno bitten nm ftrucrcn aCnsieten
3uiprud, een fie ftb eurtb sure Ssborelune. quite
Baaren ano bilIi9e preiRs su psrbisnsn iutfu prs
teu.
8ef, G1ntb unb Srlfrid.
1Gcntauu, snni 10. 1887.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
Sm 8 8sprSEntdntenbault,

SIN &sprSltutantentaurt,
aprit 90. 1857.
Ssfafoben. bab biclrr 8rf6lu6 pa1Iire.-
5dr bic eriie Qtdnrsruns 78 Sas, gleins
Tiir bic stueite abdnberuns 81 Sac, "a glfins
fir bic brittle @bdnbsruns 72 Sas, % Neins
fir bic pierte atdnpruns SO Sas, z glelns.
IGlusns aus benz Sasstu9.l
Jaeob 5ie9ler, Gtsrf.
Iubcrsibt in Der SsretSr's Sfits,
NRai 2, 1857.
u. o. Curtin,
GcrtSr osr &spu6lif.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
Sefrstdr's Sffes
E...; G,,.A c.. m 10,
GctrItar bsr &spu6lif.

PattIsbur9 SunI y. 1907.
9enniglYanienJ sS
SD beSeusc tiermit, pab SGIses cine setrrus
une ridtise ati6rift rss Original ,,ScIGIuiTtS
du atdnterunsen Der GonaitutiCn bes StaatS,
NIT ne iibsr rertn i&licBlide 9afliruna In bfipsn
3pftSen Der @efsbgetuns nattssbatten Atitms
mun9 ii, tpie iie mad ben In rielsr Office aufse.
rsibtsn Srisinalisn ul6stnt.
SVESN 3um 3eusnb bsRsn BABE id 9Ierunter
AAHmsine 5anrl&rit esisst unp paS Sissel
Der Sefrstar's Sffiee bsiStfaSt, an ubiSsm Sag
np Satr,
u. O. Curtin,
Setretdr ecr Republif.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
ST eS nt6t fp 2

/ @cbraudbe Il RI + ur's bcs
rtibnis fsItlisiIc9rInee 3 ns
Ten uno Sdrs. uno Gu
.pirlt oos son,s Sabr frifhs
, Srtid)ts on Scmmsr. 9'rSiFcu
haben,
@cnh6nbise ?fnmsifun'
Ilen UNI atIe 2trtcn Trdhte
Iuno Scmaices nubutmobs
lrtu, trsltitfn tis Sannsn
uno Sars.
sic itno rcu 5inu, @las,
Suecuspoaren uuo Yeuer5
uue Ntie.prrbs Stsinmoas
rtn acmodbt. Die @rSeen
limo ron einem pcint Ju sis
ner @oacu. Ditie Sanhtn
uno Sars hno 9SnSlih cfisn
am cbcrn 9noe uno essianst
lOetcncmis in Der Stanspcrs
taticn ju terptrfen.
gu pertaufen bfi htn
StcbrhaIrVn hurhaus ben
,Ssrsiutstcu Staottn.
Observation-Disclosures msrs
zen auf 8ertan9ru asftbidt.
iFSrccrs pcn Gem 5oneel
.perocn GrbCten.
Geio 9suiI forrn boe Sbr
Ifiir artbur's 8onncn u. Sars
fraat. DisltIte baten cie
prcts pcH' strsi SohrejeifSu
ceifanocn, u. fino pen !buns
cert6n uno Saulsno,n rrn
,SanliIisn, eetels RHo aclf,
bSuftr 9Ctvaa:ht woFeen.
Mir madlen oisltibe nun
fir Die SQinieuen.
Qrtf,ur, 3urnbaiu
uuo Giiroy,
Satritanten untCr rem pas
tent, SIC. III uno llGs
Sde l0tf Cir. (Gde her
Giscr9c) Nbilaccfphid
80 NNA
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
gSierte 2tbdnberund.
SIN ssnat. gQ4r, ~. 1857.

~JIF -FtF1E'f
SeT6Go gen, tae btcirr 8e16tu6 pnIIirs.-
Sir bic ale atdnberuns 81 Sus, z glsins fir
bic ;rsits abanberuns % Sas, 8 glens fir bic
brittle abanprruns "a aaa, 9leIns fir bic Ate
gIbdnpsruns % Sas, a glsins.
I2luS;us aus bsm 8nsetu6.l
6ee. 10. Samerstey, Glgt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
GrIte 9tbGnbrrung.

Grlte Ibdnberung.
Gs tcu Gin pcitsrsr artitcl ,u bsIaatsr GcnHitu.
fieH tcnmsn, bee als artitsl elf aufpfdbrsn 1T,
aamlib
4rtifrl I1.-Don StaatssSbuleen.
SET. l. Dsr Staat maa 9bulosn gscntrobi.
rsn, iin stpa9e Dsi,ts roer auSfdllc in psuGintduf
ten ju eedeu eeer auf9abeu ju be9e9nSn, flr ptlce
onpersrots nttht 9elcr1t 1T; oIcn Der @ciaumtte:
tva9 lcldber Sbuiorn, oirettsn cner mfduiacn, Oh
ecntrablrt traf elmer coer mebrcr lttgn Der Gens:
rat ahembfp, coer ju perihicprnsn Sctpsricocn, fell
pssnials fie6tn bunosrt uno fdnf,9 tauieuo Sbolcr
iSttlfeiasn uno oas aus oer Inla9e folder Sbuloen
1pattsne Geo fol- 81 bsm 3pcd Su perlpruoen lcin,
fir pslfsn ss an9sfhaf! rpuros, Cocr jur 9audIab:
lung Der 70 foutrabirtsn Shulesn, uno ;u trintm
auosren 3psd.
&C t. q Sn 3uiae Su Der c6cn tsitinnnttn
SRabt mag Der Stoat Sbulosn rcntrabireu, um cine
sSnpafen iurddiutreibrn, Snlurrstticnsu gu unter.
otddsn, Den Staat i'm 1riC9s su nc tbsieieGu, coer
Die 9sSsnwdrtiae austtbenos Sbuto ees Staates
tiu,udfin ater bas pcn Der anbaufuna cttber
ahaIosn srbaltene 5clo lcI nur gu Dem 3Wtd, fir
uyid1in &C srbcesn puroi, an9erpanot rpetocn cecr
aur Sdd;a!Iln9 leIbsr S6uIoen uno iu tsiusm an:
ntreu 3psf.
Get. 3. ?tusSr ben cbiasu, in 1bfbnitt Gins
uno Srtt bislrs artitds fpCgfttrtcu S6utpsu, oorf
tsius ouesre Shuto tenIrabirt rpsrcsn eurcb ceer
fEr ofn Staot,
Ssf. 4. lin fir bic 3abtuus eer atacnpSr.
ssn uno ir9sno ciur Juliehtn, rpis rcrecIaat zen:
syabirten Shulo gu fcr9en, ca bic G,sfeaebuna in
ibrer erltsu Sienu9 nab annabme belsr abSnoe:
CnHa elnsn Siloun9sfcuo crribtsn, pstbcr binrci.
thEH foI jur BSjobuna, Der pcn frther Sbulo auf.
Iaatnoeu 5ntersflen uuo Sur iSbrliben @erminoe.
Fana Der paupifumms mittCl1t elmer Summe pcn
Sidt wcniasr als ,pti bunoert uuo fduf;ia taulene
2tatsr; 6trfsr St9uu9sfcuo fell bsfttbeu aus oem
NbrtibsR rtiuen @nfcn,men rcn Den Gtootspcrfcn
T5eids Ger Staat pcu 5sitp Bait tsfst cher aus oem
@spinn oen Gem @rtauf ecrfdten ceSr ireeno einee
1beile barren, uno aus Dem @infenn,sn reer 6erpinn
aus Dem 8trtnuf ber eem Sioat ssbsreen @,trds.
SulnHrneu nit oReersn Senos coer 6atftqueucu Die
bHrAs Gskk beiimmt rrerosu niSecn. 9claotsr
Iss9nn9sfeno mag pen 3sit 30 Bait usrifirtt pHotn
ha6urt, Sae mon irssno einsn Sbeit csr Sarsn eesr
dnbersr Staateeintdufte, pslhe fir bte croiuSrtu
uao ldufinoen ISeiruneesausgaten nitht erfcrcsrs
tieSNnS, bafIr tsifimut, uno cs lrtI auGer i'm SaG
eiHss &rieses. elmer Jnraiicn cesr Suurrsfticn t,u
9ssif befa9tsu 1leuH9sfcnos ouosrspis bsnuet ceer
isssDEnest ps.esn- as yur eefhuns Der SfTenuhen
sssAHlb. tls orr Setrn9 fc.hsr gduIo ouf rvuiaer
Alsssdfii EllTicuru SbatEr rTougiri N.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
Oleaeina, gRari 4. ls57.

e3Sie iintsrjsihnsteu, SRiteisosr ber Committee,
~ MAIDEN abtuusspCa fclseubeu Seridbt: Dds
sutr qslebgn baben rpie bic Snc @tderbetssN tten,
rad aufiuatiher ile6ereintunt jpl(ben 6arrels une
1oerrtna tiuo Grams uno QBotIcu, ne6snslnaneer in
cine Surnase 9e6rabt-ndmlid Die 8lite in Dem
6ebraud ees 5ablme1srs or pbilaoelpbia uno
Desdoina 3ls9sl6abn Gcmpa9nis, in lsinsr amtsltn;
BE- 80 Rsaoin9. psrfsrti9t ron SarreIS uno perriu9
uno bic Rife i'm Gsbrauh pen 8. d. eans, IN iet;
usm 8fcbr, psrfertiat pen Grams uno 98atfcn-unb
bae 8ddhsr uno papiere in cine 9eraoe pte IN bic
anoers 9stban pcroen fino.
Z Das Ssusr muros aneejdnost um 81 llbr Nocr:
9ene uno nuroe auflebaltcn bis 8laher pidcrp
pcl,, jrrsi 8tafter bGrres Giheu uno bat aifanisn
2crspcI, 9inlIib oufsesebrt waren-oas Same ses
ftab untsr bet 1ufht cer lnter,stbnettn, SQit9ie;
Dec oer Committee. Die Sibrbeitsfiifcn wuroeu
Damn ab9etdblt, oarnadD 9eSfTnst. bic Bidder une
papisre beraus9encmmsn ourb bic Committee, uue
aatb Dem Stcbr pcn b. Il. eane fur Sfsntlcbe lin:
ferfuhun9 9efanot-nadoem bisflte juerlf ourdb Die
G6rnllttee unerlldbt uno bejehnet roeroen rnoren.
Die Bidder uno papiers pslhe aus bcr Siltr. usrs
fsrtist curb Gpans uno g8atlcu 9sncmulsn purosn,
yuaren uu- tuenia bcfhibi9t ourh bic un9ebeure 6i;
ss, wdbrsno oisien9en bic aus bcr Site, perfertat
burd 5arrsls unp .perrin9 eenemmsn poreen fnp,
aah uufsTr Menune p6ai9 Is prcIent mebr, ols
fotesni9en ausGpons uno gBatcns8ilte 9sncnimcuen,
beIbaoi9t paren.
gpir aautsn bas Sbi9c cine rehtma6iss uno un:
partbsiifde prlfun9 Der rcfpsfipen SuaIitdten Der
beiesn SihsrbsItsaaIften 9cpstn gu fein.
t1ft Sarob s. DylAr.
Daniel 9. Sunter.
gBir tparfn pSbrsno eem Bremen obruefcno, oter
Rmnen pStis nit ben ctieen @cridht pcn esm 3u.
Ranes Ger pdpisrs uuo Bidder, peltbe aus Den re:
fpsfiusn Riiisn 9sncmmen rpcrbsn fino, dtsreiu.
....u @. q. glicrts,
.s.. s. 8. @idbln6ers,
So SamsS Mtlbcaanb.
or Die fcisenbs ttnomts 6errsn, Guwcbner Mp
Redbiue uue im9s9tno, petdhs has cti9s SSusr &C:
ieben babsn, baten felt bem Bremen unb tis gum
1ftsn SRoi 1857, % Si6erbeitstiitsn pSn 6 an s
unb B atfen scfauft
g. Il. Witcas, espctb Sirob Sfaat 9Putb, 1irt
uno ptefier, gB. 4beaos uno SSbne, Scurp B.
9ieiu9er 2, Or. gSm. SRcCre, Solcmcn 8bcaos,
cept 9. Smitbs .oisb uno Craig, gBr. 6rd, 6ouf:
man uuo Baum, @n. SQe Earlier, $50. 8. @dsrt,
.. GR. u. 9. B. .banfrd, @jra GliIer, Sas. Same:
fcn. 9. y. u. Il. g. Warnsr, Satcb Shmudsr, gB.
Sths, o. y. SbcHsntsr9cr, T. Or. gcmrasnir, 8.
a. cans 2, g8. 6. unb .. 9. @rmantrcut, 9. 8.
Drieesane, SianieSr. 5cIImsr uno &C., ORiltrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
Grbabene GrDFnullo !

Rcnfme Giner, femmt
1Ie, unb telebet bic
pradbtueue GtebE
ffube. SIC. I27,
glcrtbanptcn 81.
Gaften. po., unb
uuisrfutbt sines
tu bsr srSetsn, uisilt
fafbtcnatte
uuo 10 Q blfeils
feH Stcds
pen trcdenen
gSa en-. bsr
ienials in btefsr
Stobt gum @ertauf ans
9sbcten tpuros. a6us
fec flnocn es Ju ibrem
9reesn 8crtbeil wenn
fs oisfsn prS6tis
cen Stcd srft
fcrsfdItis
unterfuhcn, ebs Fs Tcnitpc taufen.
Gin Anruf III usrtonet. nsnn fir
ienit ntbts als nur UNI bic Sitter
ju ftbenu u. ben llntsrs
f6ieo In ben prsis
fen in oiss fem u. ben
anoern Stcbrs su
rfabren. Sdbwar,e
-Sstocn, al Ie ron ben
alIsrbeitsu uno tstauuteu GRas
nufatturiitsn, gamer Ssips,
Sarsses, SiGuss. earpns,
Brilliants. peplins.
Bcni bas 5inS9res
naones.Sr aanoies,
Sadcnetts, Detaincs,
ginsbanis, Dutotss,
Gctes pcn ieoertei
1rt, Gbins, argentine, StslIa uno
Gafbmere Shawls, Grape. Shibst
uno @cGsnldapls, WantiQss, rpcibs
Sitter, Srifh
etuen pen oer
bcitCn Suatis
tat, Rdptins, sss
Heidts uno uuses
bleihte SRuslins,
Tianeus, 2ifs,
Gbsds, garoIcls, 8es
9snlthirme, em6rcios:
REQ Sifhtd6er, tsiucns
Sifhfdhsr, etu rcuitdns
ei9cs 1icrtsmsnt prn ots
ftrlci Ruaben auIdaen, hes
ftss Sud-, Gaecmeres,
.benoe u. llnterbcIeu,
aus9cpibtt aus ben bes
Hen Sabris fen, cine cles
eante l(us: tpabI .. GrIs
rats u. Ssis. oaneIhubsn pen aisu Grs
ten uub greieen, beioes fir Domen uno
.psrrsn. Gin pcIIltanoi9ss aHcrtsnsnt
ron Strdmpfsu, SSntp Nctcns pcn
alIen 1rten uno 8cnennun9eu, uno
tbsrhaupt aIIs anbere artitsl rpetdbe
In einen gut ausltofiirten
Srcdtnrpaas rem Ste6r
ecbSren. Or fibltpsribs
ert. baeftin Sted ciue
ercGs Der; fhietsnbsit
rcn ueusu uuo elss
ganten Strts rcn
9 dtern in iieb
fdbIiegt, ole irs
asno elm anee-cr
Stcbr IN @aitcn,
uuo "a ale lrti,
tt an gang nicoSs
rem prei6en
acfauft pcreen iino lc III CT aub i'm
Stanoe oiefttte witncr an un9emsin
biIli9sn Yreifen ju pertaufeu.
Satpb 6aY.
Cation, aprit 30. 1857 ra39
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
pfr Auentaun China StObr.
Seim GrpB> unb Sleins0crfaut
oeapuiibcr Scm q aurtkaufe

9c3eniibcr oem GourtbauIe.
Der lInIer,sithnete eibt iidb nun periS Mild oamit
as, uno fdbrt fcrt Stcbrs pecbe elm IcrtCmsnt pen
O-uienswaaren, Stenmoaren, Rcdin9bamE uno
seIts Baarsn uStbi9 bobea, gu philadelphia YreiPSn
~ psr(sbsn, an Dem
9lllentaun China Stpbr
CT III uut iset pcultanei9 einseribtst UNI Sctcls
uno @irtbsbducr, nit allen artcn 5umtlers, @au:
bles pcn allen 9rSBcu, Eager Spu9s, DCsanters, OILS
Ten 1rten Bcttcn, persdtoet cbsr auf ancsrs Bsile,
pitfhers nit Dedeln, glahb, 6Gnos uno Stano:
Iampen, fsinen TarlcrIampsH nit Nlarmcrnsn gSocn
uuo Drops einfdhlic6eno, ju prrfcbsn.-Gr tann ouh
Sbess, Creams, uno aultern SaIotus nit SUDDEN;
unp 9enftsticnSr Sars, plates, Seuls, Seller, Ga:
tiers uno arrn anoern Sirinss pcn Brittaunios,
tSlafs ano Suisuspaaren psrltbsn, uro ,rpar on
Dem
9lllentaun China Stpbr
Gr laoet oobsr sbrsr6stisf, bausbdtter, uue fclts
bic I'M Bs9rif no oas pausbaIten gu tc9iuncn, elm,
bei ibm anjurufeu uno leiuen Stcd Su unteriudbrn.
ebe fe cnlfpe tauftn, = inecm oa es auslhlieelich
nur Gin @lass uno .SuienspaarSn @tatfIsmsnt uuo
er lcmit in ben Stono 9'set in, sinsn 8unoen ole
bic psrfbieosnsn Hrtifsl in fcinem Sahe, pen Dem
Ssmeinftrn bis ;u Dem aGsrfeintSn an ben nieeri9s
iteu Yreiisn dbjulaeen, on cem
9lllentaun China Stobr
@srsssst ben Srt uiat hsrfsI6S it esm GOurtbaus
9s9sndbr. >,
6. 6. Sernaban.
Stunt 10. 1857. nqbp |
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
Gneliftb, Srau;Diiieb mnb
OcutS cb.

=
. Daber tann Elm Seosr oas
- udmtib in fetusr ei9eneu
5un9e Iefeu.
- Gs 1T bic meiit uctIiiSnbisc @ontnctcn:ei:
~ Its Gle pubti5irt ii. Gtsihfons eins eilts pcn
allen pripat Santcn in amsrita.
Gin pcaHSuoi9sr sntssriff pcn ben Sinaus
oo gen pcn europa uno amerlta, srftbsint cbeus
= falls in ieoer 0unmer, 5uianmen nit allen
- mihtieen 4euiafeitcnsccs 5a9ef. GlcibfaIs
q cine Rtibs pcu Grsdblun9sn, aus einsm oIteu
~ gQanutript scfunoen in Dem Often. Dafdte
= sntbdlt bic msiit pcaltanei9e 9sfbibts pcu
90 ocm
< REORGANIZATION 2c6en,
uno bsIhrribt eis meia ftbmisrisen eassu, in
= pelthem bic Damon uno berreu pcn ienem
. Canoe 70 of 9efunosn wcrosn fino.M Die Grs
q ,dblunssn percsn oas aanje Sabr bincurb
- fcrrettst uno peroen iidb fiber aIs bic uutsr:
~ bnltfupits auswsiesn, Die is cen, pubIitum
~ pcr9eIsst wprosn fino.
- 0TBS6snttidb bsraufsssebsn on nur 81
- oes 5abrs. aae Brisfs mdeen aoers6irt rrers
y ben an
Sobn 9. DYE, Srutr,
SO. 20 @aG etrass, Nsupert.
lprit %. 1857. rqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
80 3eM9miRem;
cecr ZEN
Serfdlidbcr iibcrfii brt.

SeEIutTCUcE uuerVuprt'
Scbn 9. Dpe III Der Nutbrr,
= psIder 10 Sabre Grfabrun9 ais 8antisr.
, 8sfanntmaher nno autbor esbatt bat une
: cine 8eibe pcn 8rrtrd9sn In oem 3rraepar
:. 2atsrnatIe tisfsrte, oIIpe fur 10 aufsiuanpsr
: fct9snps 9tddbts dber
; s0- $4,000 81 cmibcm -ss
> ibu ruisosrbelsntlih nit lautsm 8ei'aa tt:
; 9rdet baten, offs CT ibnsu eie 14eiie Jeiets in
= rpsldber Die Gsrfdqhst ibre 9strdssrsien aus:
: dten, uuo ben fdbtrlten uno eeltsn gBs9 bic:
) itl6e ju entosdsu.
d aGs bic Stetbsr pcn 8anfnctsu: ptatien &c:
; btn gu, oae &C Der 9rSRts Ssnner pcu papter:
j @clo 1T Der iest lett.
G,r5Bts grfnpuns bss sssenpdrtissn Sabr.
? buntsrts um psrfiIiate Sanfnctsn Iu rnt'
, beden,
, tcIbrei6eno cine ieos 8antntts in Griifsul
= uno iei9cno tsi erifer 1niidht cine ispe Scr:
fdllhte In Circulation 90 bepunosrunss.
: mdrois siussribtet. ooe bic S1ohiubuns gan;
sinfatb uno Die Gntoeduu9 auscntlidlieb IT.
> 01y-8sin Rssiitsr III gu cramirirsn Sci:
> nc pa9en auhuluhsn, fcueern es III 70 sinfob
ein9erlhtst, oab rs nur eiu siu,i9er 8lid oes
: Saufnanus, ots Bantisrs coer ocs @slbdfts;
= 9J1annCs erfcreerf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
@prgefh lagene
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putlt Ycrssf&ldSen fnb In Observation-Disclosures nit
hcn STfisunsen bes t0ien artifel5 rIrler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29

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fien tcnnisn, esr aIs arttd elf aufnfdbrsn it,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-29
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muns Finer SBablsr nod fell ir9eno elm neuce
gountp srridtst perben, peIdes psui9er ols pier.
bunpsrt SuaoratsO1eilen umfaGt.
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FATAL EFFECTS or SoUND.-Great
sounds or virulent conclusions of the air.
such as those produced by large cannon
or loud thunder, produce ordinarily most
astounding, and, in some instances, over
whelming effects on men and animals
Brewster relates, that when peace was
proclaimed in London in 697, two troops
Of horse were dismounied and drawn up
in line, in order to fire their volIeys.-
Opposite the center Of the line was the
door Of a butchers shop, where there
was mastiff dog Of great courage.-
This dog WAS sleeping by the fire but
when the first volley was fred; it imme-
d.ately started up, ran INTO another room,
and hid itself below the bed. On the
firing Of the second volley the dog rose,
ran several times about the room trem-
bling violently, and apparently in great
agony. When the third yolley was fred,
the dog ran about once or twice with
great violence, and instantly fell down
dead, throwing up blood from its mouth
and nose.
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WHOLE NUMBER 96.

This air reflects the solar light on every
object exposed to il. and as it spreads
over every part of the earth's surfaee.it
conveys with it the reflected but greatly
mitigated light of the sun, which it diff
fuses over all objects. When the even
ing sun withdraws its light the atmos-
phere continues to be illuminated by its
beams, and supplies that gradually de-
clining twilight which finally looses it.
self in the shades Of night. In like
manner before the sun rises the atmos-
phere announces his approach and pre-
pares Us for his dazzling splendor by the
gay 4dessa arsl increasing intensity Of
merning twilight. In the absence of an
atmosphere the moment of sunset would
be mareed by an abrupt and instantane-
Gus transition from the full blaze of solar
light to the most profound aud imnene-
trable darkness, and for the same reason
the morning would be characterized bv
an equally abrupt change from absolute
darkness to broad unmiligated sunshine.
Deprived of an atmosphere we could
have no clouds. Day would be one un-
varied wearisome glare Of sunshine. The
air which fills room is not perceived TO
be blue only because il is not present in
sufficient quantity to excite in the eye 81
perception Of its color just as a glass of
sea water seems translucent and color
less, while the same water viewed thro'
a considerable depth appears with its
proper hue of green. When we look up,
therefore, through forty miles of atmos-
phere, we behold it of its proper tint Of
blue. In the absence of an atmosphere,
the great vault of the Heavens would
: present one UNMARRIED and eternal black,
e forming a most funereal contrast with
the radiant orb which would hold its dai-
n y course through such a material ex-
f pmse of darkness.
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At this moment Mrs. haywood enter
ed the room, surprised at the long alb
senee of her husband.
Arthur Willet gazed at her with look
of wild surprise, murmuring:
g 1t cannot bet cannot be. 1 am
dellrious to think so"
Mrs. haywood gazed with little less
astonishment, motionless as a statue.
" What painful mystery is this?7 cried
Doctor haywood, excitedly, addressing
his wife, who then become conscious of
the singularity of her conduct.
g Oh, no mystery . she replied, sigh
inr deenlv $ only This strapoo-, = 10
image of my lost brother, Arthur" And
Mrs. haywood, overcome with emotion,
turned to leave the room.
"Stop one moment" pleaded the stran-
ger, drawing small mourning ring from
his finger, and holding it up, asked if she
recognized that relic.
1t is my fathers gray hair, and you
are -''
His son, Arthur Willet, and your
brother"
Mary Willet haywood fell upon the
mendicant's breast, weeping tears ot
sweetest joy and thanksgiving.
Doctor haywood retired from the
room and left sister and brother alone il
that sacred hour of reunion, saying tc
himself
Be not forgetful to entertain stran.
gers for thereby some have entertained
angels unawares."
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their office. She has nothing left Of life
but its fearful consciousness. 1t is in
her despair that, as last effort, she sue
eeeded to scream, with a single wild cry,
forced from her lips by this accumulated
agony, she sinks down upon the grass be-
fore her enemy-her eyes, however, still !
open, and still looking upon those which
directs their gaze forever upon them
She sees him approach, now advancing
now receding, now swelling in every part
with something like anger, while his
neck arched beautifully, ike that of a
wild horse under the curb, until at length
- % i ,garn-- of nlox ike the cat
with her victim, she sees the neck grow
ing larger, and becoming completely
bowed as if to strike-the huge jaws I'M
closing almost directly above her; the
long, tribulated fang, charged with venom
protruding from the cavernous mouth
and she sees no more. Insensibility came
to her aid, and she lay almost lifeless
under the folds of the very monster"
Nothing in ancient or modern history
is more strikingly conceived, or vividly
described, than this scene. AT this mo-
ment, when we feel that the summer ali
is unchanged with this evil presence, and
nature aghast in her solitudes under these
human pangs, and the arrow Of young
savage transfxes the neck of the reptile
and thus turns aside the deadly fang. The
accessories are all in keeping--the
snake-like vine, the golden and crimson
blooms, the shadow of the old woods, the
cry of the bird, all enhance the sens,
of the beautiful and remote; the touches
, which we have italicised highten the ef
ect, till we feel the glittering eye o
the beast, and its terrible undulation
rise image-like to the mind, and we Sc
: how all the benignities of nature are a
=. war with the spirit of the reptile.
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ARCHITECTURE OF THE BEAVER
The stories Of the beaver using its long,
broad, and fiat tail as trowel are impo-
sitions on the credulous. The tail is alto
gether untitled for such operations for
mixing the mud with other materials the
animal employs his fore-paws and the
mouth while Il employs The tail in the
water as a paddle and rudder, to urge
itself onward, and TO direct its course.
With its powerful incisor teeth it strips
off and divides the bark of trees, which
forms IFS principal nutriment and it
gnaws the rough thick trunks to obtain
the timber for building its habitation. Its
teeth are reproduced from the base as
fast as they are worn down at the ex-
tremity. BY good authority it is stated.
that beaver will lop off with his teeth
at a single effort, stem of the thickness
of common walking stick, as cleanly as
if done by gardner's pruning knife. The
fur OF the beaver was universally used
more than two centuries since for making
hats, in consequence of proclamation
issued in the year 1888, iorbidding the
use Of any materials for hats except bea-
yer stuff or beaver wool. The remains
of beaver-dams found in Wales prove
that this animal was once a native of
Britain.