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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
MORGAN70NN MONONGALIA CO., VA SATURDAY JUNE 3 1857
FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL or THE 1LLlNoIs.

| y
New YORK, May 2S.-The steamer
Illinois arrived at four o'clock this after.
noon. She left Aspinwall on the 10Th
having connected withthe steamer Gold
en- Gate. which brought from San Fran
cisco nearly S2,250,0O0 in gold. Gen
eral Hcnuingsen aud Colonel Titus are
amongst her passengers. '."....a i."
The news from California is unim.
portan'. The Legislature ad iourned on
the 18th, having passed $50 bills. f.n.
The mining news was favorable, the
supply ofwater at tho mines being more
abundant than usual. ....al
The grain crops were suffering from
the drought. % u..4.. ....ru-.. .I. .f
Ragtown,in Carson valley, had been
destroyed by fire. 81 ,eou'nuuy Y.s 2
9Accounts-from Oregon state that the
lndians in Umpqua county threaten hos
nlities. The crop prospects in Oregon
were brighter. p. .5..- s. ...,.. -.
Sand wich Island dates to the 4th of
April had been received, but are unin-
teres,ing. r lera.tr. q a....' .t .u.
The San francisco market continued
dull. Ega5', aE as. ,r.si..,..r. a.r.. ....,.,.
Official information received at PAN
anna from Bogota states that the Islands
in the Bay of Panama, together with
the tonnage dues on American vessels
had been ceded to England. ...,.....
Information of the execution of Col.
Crabbe and his party had been rcceiv-
at Panama,
Lieut.. Stain died a, Panama on. the
18th inst. j
General Walker evacuated Rivas on
the lst Of May, he having capitulared
to the Costa Ricans, and being allowed
to retire with his officers on board the
sIoop Of war St. Mary; the rest of his
army was sent down in the steamer to
Panama.
The Costa Ricans received the news
of General Walkers. surrender with
great rejoicing. Extensive preparation
was being made for the reception Of Gen.
Mora at San Jose, on his return from
Ryas. tf af
Tho illinois brings adviSes from Val
Paraiso to April 10th, and from Callao
on tho goth. General Yiyamo, with
| two steamers and 900 men, attacked
Callao at midnight on the Goth of A pril
"A brisk fight ensued in the streets,
WHICH resulted in iVivamo's total defeat
large part OF his force being prisoners.
General Yivanio remained on board
the steamer and escaped with them
General Plaza. of the Government army
and General Lofera and Colonel Ro-
derigues Of the insurgents were killed
General Vigil and Eachuca of the in
surgents were wounded and taken pris
oners. .". t.H.. -
General Vivanio says that he has 8 ;,
900 troops at Arequipa, and does not
acknowledge his final defeat. The rev,
olutionary ships Loa, Guise, Ischuca
were at Chiucas four days afterthe fight
and during the obseduies of General
Plaza report that Vivancas troops
were again landing created great ex-
citement. During the confusion, Mr..
Eaton, clerk of the American Consul
was shot dead. H.. mont
The Custom house at Callao and all
business suspended. ...
/ .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13

. .
n Smart Way Gf Doiag IA rhri.
wing trader in Wisconsin, claiming tho
parenlIy Of eleven daughters. greatly to
the astonishment of his neighbors sue
ceeded i'll marrying them all off in six
months. '.. ~
A neighbor of his, who had likewise
several single daughters, called upon
him q" =, ...O. O.... '.n -
81 should like to know f,iend," said
he, "your secret of ready husband ma
king with such SUCCESS" {. .. t.....
Pooh" said the other, no "secre, at
all. | make it rule, a'ter Young
man has paid attention To one of nv
girls fortnight, to call upon him with
a areYolvor, and ciyily ask him TO choose
between death and ma,rimony = "You
may Imagine" continued he, (which of
the two they preferred |" .;
Vory civil question, indeed, and no
mitteno at all in the case. ......
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
]Doetiral
ISLANDER.

.
..' .t'.a t--------- r. n. H'.N
shc comes bright homes TO dafken, era
10 sever friendships band; E"aa
The weary TO dshearten, b aat ....
a The hopeful to withstand. rufsu
The friendly hand she scornctl na
With words of bitter hate; .,a-a
The power she wields so iiendish, ia. a..
The merry heart will break.
She comes with falsehood's cankcr,
To blight loves faircst rose; .' ? NJ
Nor can the charms of virtue,
Her dreaded march oppose, .""
She tramplcs reputation F- Il. IS.
Meath her unhallowcd feet; %.
And hurls the poisoned arrow 9Ga s3u
No earthly power may meet. a,aUs
q tHa E.H.4at a.s a.l s.tH la'
She comes the serpent guilcful, f,.sa.s hr
. With deep cnvcnomed sting, ga.. ,,r
While her confding victim ...
: To charm the syren sings. 49,.
Z An asp, concealed in foliage, ..
An adder in the path
The blight and mildcw breathing, F"
Hopes faircst flowers blast ...' 80
~ P. ..-htr# uu5Tys s..H ..' T.
~ She comes. fearful yison, gns.,r r.a#
a"a And dearest earthly ties, .5.a.s sr
sundered, torn and bleeding, --..s .r
Along her pathway lie. ....
She feasls on the hearts core, ..
Drinks sorrows briny tear, '........
And trinmphs in destruction ........ ...
..sl Ofall that man holds dear.
She coincs-and oh, what is she, i.
But mans polluted breath; .#..H "a
Sent forth in words OF malice, N. au ,GaI
10 scatter seeds of death? J5 9g#a =
The CURSE Of God is on hcr, - 1yga or
81" Oh, quickly turn away, gw -.lawg9
And live in truth and friendship, a .
b Heavens high command obey. p g..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
Summer Management Of Shefn.

In the. spring do not turn your sheep
IN the pasture until it is well up, or un.
Ill 1t IS ankle high, SO as to shade the
ground keep your sheep close and feed
Them hay and grain ofsome kind-they
VIII eat 1t well if kept from grass
when pat upon pasture, have three OF
more helds, SO their pasture may bo
sweet. have known a neighbor to
iose threo hundred sheep out Of six hun
dred in one summer. He divided them
into three parts, and put them into three
iafge lolds, with no shade except what
the fence on the South side Of the field
made. The sheep lay along the fence,
and when the nose fly came, the sheep
were to be seen with their noses on the
ground, fighting the fly and eating only
just enough to keep liio in them. The
sheep did not go more than or 10
rods from the fetce, and this was eaten
close to the ground, when there was
plenty Of pasture the North side of
the field, as consequence they poison,
ed themselves in their own filth. The
fly laid its eggs in the nostris of tho
sheep. and they soon died of "worm in
tho head"
Now you would ask, how should he
save his sheep? He should have pnt
thom all into one field and forced tliem
to go farther from tho fence, and about
two OF. three days after the first shower
no should have changed them To anotb
er field. Whenever you SEQ your sheep
run with their noses ON the ground. drive
them to the farthest pasture, tho Nv will
atay where the sheep have lain. Keep
changing them from field to- field and
you vii not be troubled with worm in
tho head.
Polygamy is allowed New Zealand,
buy tho head wife is The only ono who
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
From the Messenger and Recorder.
A TRIP TO OHIO.

U1' -. ''o0o " "oSe''ce III 'r our
go ''Ao., N'no petnS sopne"haC ' III III
'''so - VI" w i'o' wall o.see whethef IL
W Mas '',s %"teu or ho'') we TOOK passage
~ Ar nu - N'ol' S.age' iiN"er uii"er charSe
"S 'oiih, VINO Put Us thro
~ 'i'no w ."Nc .'ile w eStern tram OF
cars ut @' 70 % Q clocN' 'cN our morning ride
was eliiiiSeieu l py the geological and
osnef appropriate uisquisitlons OF Mr..
MOSES 1'"' ~ ~ "eiis' Oh thls Piace,a fellow
passenger the route otn furnishing urn snng abun-7
uah' specimens ol several OF our Yalu-
aole minerals minerals @c' {. '.s..'.a. grHh
~ was oioo'ion on.'ay 'uaay as we we new past
ING villages scattered along the Rail-
ioau' anu 'hefe were squads OF men u
ooys at the Voting precincts, but no
'roWo' ana not half 50 much excitement
% Is oi'eh occaSionea hy an animated
oog'nght' Inc neids and forests are
PuI'lng on thelr summer vestments,
anu arc peauCiiu' IIil TO look upon after q
severe ana protracted winter. s.ga
NO "ccioen' OF interruption occur
i,ng' we roacneo "heeiing about two
c!ocN' anu spent the tle evening IN trans
"c'lhg business with our ooliglng pa
p' pll ,T'' -'esi .. Donn"''i' "iioer'-
0ID 80 rnu - iooAin in o'arSsorliy ,S",1iy
~ - ''''t % . siii' en'' " ~ oe u'ii'
Wy Wy y 'n1es si''Rli Seea'npoass AZ
@ Wv. - CIV ~ o'S = VI sro"' ac-
80 ' - 9 'op'i tf I'', 'n,0nV 81 % 'iaue OF
''' =, 0' |0fN'' e'"SS houses
W. W. m "l' Is p'lu"s "''" '''' 0'o"'n a. usual
INV "o"P' To""'0 i'u'ioi "V,'c.y y-ouC
', - WV - " o0 'i'o'0 70 'i''.o VI
W. p'oe'"''Vt'' u Vno country eisher
- - y Wv" wv, ;.
=, Q ~ = i,'''J '"' -
a. ~ IA "' o'"ii,ou9' NC 'ook passage
- -, 'ilq 0l 'o+ ~. ' ''nu 'ion'e oh
t:, tno '''i''i ol' So 90" W I"ui-
oiluSe' "hofc we arrived i'eo at' %, ana tar
.b ' Wv" TlV, - oioeitlou p'Si curing ~ g
NJ NJ W G, WY os'.ins p oV'ouv' ~
& - - = !, "sOpp'N !, VIZ s0n W. - :;
- "N r e"N ). - 0"i'''0,'s tv'ie 70 20
m as'o'.'e ''"'0 - ''io % p'i''
~ ''
"a I@'"- ~ N ioi1is - as'oo"oiy 70 70
e y. ':yit9t',:'Sioo. :,ti.S 1ou'iotl
80 - - 10 i' 0' ~ ',iih I'M
rs;.; 1,,, II ~ y "
T,,5 - W -. 'oi ".Ui'
,oa.a:ao.. Nv n &C. g.: ~ J., nv nv
,,a''sl 3 p,s99ou 'Ne !,
!, :, ,. ,ol, w " '-' ''''i'i"O'i0t -
70 consrm,r,o - Tho o,a;t a+;c, oa,t,o,,,s
dav Thc savorol 10, i, ,yoro /. s;,., - ~
to bretbren wbo ottho .,,,,o;,,. 81 ta,,,.
discbnrrcd tbe;r dnt;ss = 80 s,uno,,,;
nto and ;,r,ross;vo ,,ar,a, trc,
LARGE and deonIv ;rtorostod on1;o.oa
Es3 w9aA
We noticed Two tb;p 90 or o.root ro,,,
inence wb;cb woro nrofo,,n + ii ;, 1. ~, ~;
tine to q y;ra;n;or v;z bo
py i, q, W, 80
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13

.AdolPh@s gets hspucd.-"Dearcst.I
VIII build thee cot all covered with
IVY in some secluded vale, close by q
purilng brook, meandoring ovor lis
Pobb'y bottom, necessarily babbling in
du Icet-tink|ing strains, love. love, love-
whore tho atmosphere is rodolcn Of
sPicy, aromas bat make the eye languish
and the heart dissol I've in the liquid fires
OF love--whero the baImy morning
zephyrs sigh in the dense forests lcary
maze, chanting loves melody--whoro
tho tiny songstors thnt whirl in ethereal
space warble nothing bot love. | Will
plant thee garden Of gorgeous lowell,
ness, culled from natures most arlont
designs. wal meet tiuts, and sweet smell
ling incense .'#. .....
"Dolphy dear. don't forge, TO have
q patch for cowcumbets and inkuns-..
they're SO nice picked" .e.| 2 Up
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13

An old lady once eoij that her idea
of a great man, "a man who was keer.
ful Of his clothes, don't drink ofspirits.
kin read the Bible without spelling the
words, and kin eat cold dinner on
wash day, to save tho wimmon folks
the uoublo Of cooking"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
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No subscription received for a shorter period
ihcn six months and no paper discontinued un-
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One square, three weeks, Sl.00, and 25 cents for
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13

ArminianS represent the universe as
the goyerncgs. of God, instead Of rep.
roscnting God as the governor Of tic
universe.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13

one 3fMe FHSt Boys--"Iiayo 4 wccd
gran'pa2' said master Tom.
Gran'pa-y-"A what, sir7"
Master Tom-"Why d wced--a ci.
gar you know"
Granpa--."Certaiply not. never
smoked in my life, sir" ~.
Master Tom~."Ah thcu wouldn't
advise you TO begin !" ...
Our modern fact boys are groat upon
the weed"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13

Polygamy is allowed New Zealand,
buy tho head wifc Is the only ono who
rs allowed to commit suicide when her
husband dies.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13

We should consider integrity as of
more weight than oaks or observe tho
pnrport of what we have promised, moro
strictly than an oath.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13

5ophistry is like @indow.curtain- -
10 pIcases as on ornament, bu, it's uso is
to keep out tic ljght.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13

Splendid qualities break forth IN dark
times, like Lightning from thunder
gioTu1g
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
1ie Gataiauoua 4asnH.

goabrcnb lcttr gec6e bnbur6 fuo GntGrtle
bic su Dem SeIauf BON Sl40, 800 BON Rem Ga
pital Stcd prr 9atliauquu Sanf Scrtauft NOR
ren.--5ir ittt, uno spar ouf ccn 26len unp 27s
itrn Suni, iCllen nur nod 2Inbeiic bis gu Dem 8ts
llui pcn etwaS wruiaer ais $50 900 psrtduft
nrrpen. = Gs il Der Sprab Ger GrmmiBcnsrs,
Damn nd6ber, S25 oui jersR 2lntbsl unprrliig
LID ein;uruftn, uno pmn bic 8anf Ir9teiA in
Operation gcben gu laBen. .-2lm lilen Gage ole
rie 8uacr ss6inCt wuyten, fonute cine prrIon
nur auf 2 Nntbeils iuberitirsn--csn 2t. Ga0 eini.
ae msbr, 4. f.-2lui Oieir 9EeiIe IT Der Strd ebt
i4on untr bunrerte BON periOnen pcrtbcilt wors
bsn,--pctr llmildno wCbitbdtis fir baS Sniff
tut wirfrn nuB.-ga6 unIcrn lssten Sridtcn
bate bic rprttSe Gicn.G .Grmpa9nIe nrA auf feline
Strd sglntbele lubcritirt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
Kcarn uno Faltre ll),ttrr.

9tbte l8ohr bncurA wuroen mir nit lehr siet
2tsen beiheutt. rOpurd ale unicrs 6liNs brpeu
trno angsihruuen wcrpea lino-rpa nidt 70 prl
ban sirielbe merfli6su SaaCcn arricbtstcn. .-gSi4
rsnp olelsm Ssaeawritrr mar rs aud cnse Gage
fo uuanSsnebm tllt. oa6 man nirScneSpo .,brB'r
fdblten ais bel sinsm ppbl l5ebriBea SteintUblen.
Sien. .-SCnOcrtdr 9tnu', ra6 man sur srmSln'
ltden 3rit rrs 9suml6sns. nod Steiutoblen'6eu
or nStSis bat-Gs wirp jerc6 wcbl q acS 70
rett ien penn ale gstrdpe. t5ritte, unb @ras
Iebsn gan, berrlid aus in uuiercr sansen hinge.
ecno, unp btidtn mir auf bieis 6botilds bin. 70
Isiltrn mir jereniaas nit Der 9Sttrrurg SuIrie.
ben Irin. unO rsnu pislcbe uns aud nidt 70 an.
ssusbm T4sinsn cdts, ale mir piss wdal&sn MOO
fcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
tlnalIf ourd, cine ,sluielamuc.

gIm Scrsrn Desnsraas gtrnb rirerfutr elmer
Srau GIineer, in fer Start qancaItrr, Gin rrnIfs
BATTER tlufaa, ats fieleibe es untsrnabm cine
eanpe nit nflmcum 81 fdllen, pdbrsnO birs
lelte anaesinbCt mar. Das 5euer tbelte llf
Der cas 5luirum entbaltsnrsn 6Ial6s nit, wslGe
rrplVcirte, 10 RAP itre 9srIon auscnblidtta in
8lammsn sebaat mir. @bf ibr Sulfe erlsiact,
unp ibr bic brsnusnpsn SIsipw pom esits ssriiien
psrrm tCnnten, wuroe ie auf cine IdrsdIi6e
Bsie pertrannt. IS TT lOnorbar, pab unssa6>
tst Der risIsn traurIssn unfaQe, Die ip pura bic
na6tdifss 5anobabuns pifIes 8rennfuipums gu.
sstrasen baten, bic eeute niat msbr @orliAt tti
Der SsnusunS psIIsIb'R bsrta6tsn, CScltsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
IralIriara IInaiiIH.

Gin Isstsn Dcnnertag ereisnete Th In Stsr.
Sancrer Eduni6p, Mcntscmsry Gauntp. fcIsen'
hes trdpyise llnslid = Sin juuser Wan glls
mes 6sttri d.. mar namlid pauiit tei6aitist
baS %ieb ,u biiten, unb UNI bic &64el Scn Dem
g9tli6forn. 8rlOe gu ptrf6suAfn pcer pisielts gu
I4irGcn, bate sr aud Elm @fwebr mit9enoHmen.
Nlt oieier lsner lCg,sn BIIiat bel6aftist. fam CT
auf stnen GJellen gu llsbsn. - Die 6llnte batte er
ater NIT pem untsrn Gnpe srr lidb titer ben Sci.
fen GindbseIeat. SIM Sssrif nun ptcfcIts bsr'
auf3u,ietsn. mub Der Sabn on Dem 5clien ses
flnsen tatsn - wsnissn6 bic 6tiute sinS lcs
Der SduG iubr ibm In ben 6alS uno eann I6rda
bur& ben 8opf binauf unb maHts ieinsm eetsn
In elmer gang tur,sn 3cit Elm @nee.---Gs mar risr
Gin fsibiwr unS bsllsttsr Sum hlnb bsrIsttt
mag lp sipa i8 Sabre alt 9emsIe In.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
1ie mcue ciferne NriIfe.

Die neus sIsrns Bride, rsl&e bic GataIduqua
8esdbabn 9ompasne ibcr trn Serbian 5lu6 in
Gin. .BbeitbaG 5auni&ip, 9eGl 9aunt9 crri&tsn
Iibt, uno wel&e nebsntci sciaDt. bic ein5ise Der
9lrt In ben Gsrensten Staa.en it, Ica ibrer SCls
Ienpuns gan, nabe len, = uno mir iiao teridstet
mcrrsn, pab bis Den niham 4ten 9aIi bic Stie'
aetabn Barren gum GrIisnmat bariitrr 9eben
perccn. - gBibriGcintiA wirp sS ba cine art
SchIiGtrit atIessu. Sbne 3prfd wiro ila bel
bieisr Wslssenpsit cine lrbr srcbe Meniaenmsn9e
einlinren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
6roee ueberfd,wemmun9en i'm 6taa
i7etp sDorF.

8c&eiter If. Sunt. Cine f6redItds lle-
terl6msmmuna fanc am DicnilaS ben 8. in Dam
piae llnit rer Canal brad burd unb bic Ddmme
purbrn prsi Nsilen weit nit fcrtseriiIsn unb ger
ilSrt. ...
penngan. 9. Sunt. @tne aarfe 8lutb
ssrurIaGte bcute bier trpsutsnben SGaren ldngs
rer sansen einie bes GrUdet eate Canals.
Guta, R..g.. II. Stunt. Das Stl Greet
9lsIerpcir unb tsr @entlTee Sallep Canal purben
teute Nahmttas bon Der Baferflutt bur6trps
den. Der Canal n ;isntid fart bel6dpist.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
Kfrd,Iid,ee.

gBIr iInb srlu&t worOen anSu,cistn, bas Der
Gerw. Soltua s. Derr. welGer oas simt eI'
nss Mit Yrsoisers Der bieF5en DsutlA Rsfcr'
mirten @smeiHos an9encnimen bat, am na<en
ScnntaS In Der sirat Der bfiastrn 0smsinre in'
Itllirt ptrbrn pro. - Die gbrp. Ssren s r
man, BON &astaun; 5etfri&, bon Gcsels'
pilIe; BE d, pom Clifton. unO Gt denber
pen yeeibpOrt, iproen sesenpdrtis lsin unb biz
SniiaIlirunss .Gersmonien eea,iebsn. gOr'
mittuss wrc elmer Der senanntsn frsmesn presi'
ger in sspldtcr air4s prttiscn = lpaNrifsinlid'
elm anOerrr I'M Na6mittase unp Gin prittsr pss
@bents.
BaS- Der g6rp. Serr Hatb pirb am SOnntaa
atenb, I'm, a lltr, in Der psutit' luttrriiGm
ct. Yaulus Sir6e, in Der 8trn StraBe allbsr
rrerisen. .rgn ~ r.aag
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
einc tbcurc prinseilin .

Die nruelsn 8eridte BON europa mflbcn, taf
i'm trittilden Darlamente Gin 8crl6las pes ecrp
San,lsrS pailirt III Der bic Nitaifte esr dlteiien
lc6ter Gitcriae, Die Madeleine bcn preueiIhfr
prin,sn beiratben wro auf 10000 pfuno Stsrs
ling 100000 5balsr) feitifsGt unp ibr auesr'
BEN cmen Slbrsetalt uUn 5000 pfunp Sterling
aueIeet. Darnaf 80 l@lieeen, pirb bic iutlrei6s
Na6tommsni6aft Der 6Bniain 8tetcria Dem
trittiiGen @eIte Elm lGSnes @tiid @stp telen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

rSn Gpbratat, ga, wurrsn bic le'
krrrrlle tiner junsCn Dame, bic por neun Sabren
on Der auSybruns ssltortsn wdr, gu einem 70 MI
penatirlihen 3psds dusse9ratsn, caB er es bsi'
aabe unslaublid rrldeint. Ssit ibrem SUps linp
itre 0luitrr, swsi S6wsilsrn unb gpei Srdpsr an
Mitslspsr Der 6amiIis, weI&s ,,Ssiritualtsn'
FAB, tansa auf Den @Iaubsn. eab pas eeiGrntu6
auf rssno cine 2lrt in ben Mmp Der 1cpten &c.
tommsn lsi uao Dap purd FortwSbrmes5 Saugsn
ae trrcits Die anpsrsn fitui @Iisesr Der 5amiic
mad li4 SrSussn bdtte, une ods. iprnR eas 9e'
dsntu6 niht iAlsuuisf aus ibrem Olune rntiernt
piirOs is auI pirisItr sRsifs Den fritrn Sprt Der
saulsn Ssrwlnpihait ssrurladsn pdree. 9lus
sielsr uriNGe wurre bic esids aussr8ratsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

Serfu6ter Dtsbfatl. Gin Srrr aus
esm SGpm tcmsrtte Disnhas 9la4mittas, als
CT in SsrIey GitY in ben na6 Ybilapspbia sebcn'
ben 3us rinities. plB ibm elm 3ai6enbu6 NIT
$4,000 rntpcnprt purre. Gr padte rrn Oieb To-
fort bem 8rasen. pcrauf perlelbr ras Saidrn
bud untsr einsn Stb mart iit los rib, mad Der
1blr lief unb Scn Osm in Ssiprsun9 brfinrIidsn
Gage bsrunter lprd,g.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
g 2$erletratDet:

gm 9tsn Suni, bur6 ben gbrw. S6eu. Serr
B I6instpnG CTR 4 nj a II, nit Ntf
W ariaS. gS eaoer, beibc Spn NIlentawn
Gar fbSn it's wSnn in iunscn Sabreu
5rusi Ssrjsn in oss Se6sus gHai,
Sid in Der frchen bctfnun9 poareu,
Da6 Gins burb6 anesre 9lddIitb fei.
DIR Gbsftono oepdbrt bicncireu,
Das sin3i9 robrs esbens9ldd,
Gr trins' cudb Sssen, 5rtuo uno 5riseen,
SRit immsr btitsrm frobcu 8lid.
g1ts prr9' ber GbtbimuIt trGte,
Sciu RSttben n,Ss' ibn ic um3icbcn,
limb aus Cen 5rtueen rcinrr eictc,
Sca cub mond IbSns 8tum' rrtItbtn.
Qtm ltsn Stunt, rur@ brn Gbrp. lorn. 3etlr
Srrr 9arriIpn Stepben, nit WtB Ni a.
ttIba S6ant, teice pom Maeungie. j, q
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
uebcrfbmrmmuns in Dem allegheny
.Slu6e. 5er(f6rma Don EiSentbum.

9tttsburs. 10. Stunt. Die tiir1liGen
IGwnsn 9irsen baten sin plGbtiGes Stetsen ees
NllestenpFuiTss perurlaGt, wcpur4 beorutenber
S@aben an Miblsn uno ipuifissm @issnttum
perurlaGt purce. Cine unaebeure Slctte pcn
SsSeen, 8oblen< unb Mstall. .Sooisn rie lia pom
pem uIer los unp puros Serlttrt.
Der Srrtua pirp auf $4,000 bis $4,000
selh6bt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
Hie Ricaelbsl,ll.

Die @rtcit an Der a0entaun unb pcrt. Gttn.
ton Nisscibabn. scbt bei unisrcr Staet nit raItcn
Shrittsn Soran. unb ii oies tberall Der 8a0, unp
es wiro nit ptsicm G,fer fortsefltrrn, 70 wirc cs
MIR eiren turisn 3sraum crfrrpsrn. bC cisfrs leB'
te ,,eint' pirer arceen @iienbatn upn gsuyrrt bic
mad, ben fernea gSeifen ftrtia III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
Dom Slih actreFcn.

g4i6renb brs 0rpittrrs In rcriaer Srnntaa
Nadt wuree pas Stcbrtaus pcn 9eii6sr uno
9Brlter. in NarltcrrdsS Saunl&ip, 2 Meilsn
cbrrbaIb Sumnptaun. bonn SIiB ertrrffen. 9as
Dad srrietb in 8ranp. pas aliidIGrrciie iets
lih sntredt unb eas 5suer setbl4t wurpe tsppr
es 9rceen Sdyacrn Sstbau bate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
NerAte 7uIi.

gBir fnb. buG cine paJu anasfe1te COMMITTEE,
frIu&t pcrorn ansu,eissn. bob Die Stobrbalter
bieIer Stact uno bic @sI6dftslsute iitsrbaupt.
Die llctsrsiutunft setrcfTsn taten. am tcmmsneen
4ten Suli tsine 0sl6Sfts ,u pgri6tsn, cher ibrs
@dASfts.pIdee ssidlcbcu Su balisn. .-Diss 9es
f6irbt rrewsscn. canit bic GIsrfs. u. no, etsn'
flaS tius @stesenbeit tabsn mUscn, UNI cicisn
1rcgen 5aa duf cine Ihtdlide g8eiIs 80 ieisrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
SrooFlyn. 8. Juni. Derfhbrunss'pres
aa 3eE-beoeutenoer s5d)aoeneriak.

Sin Der gttY Court rcr 8iGtsr @ulper purbe
sslrn bic tereits erw6bate 8tage BON u. Smitt,
8atsr Der gli,a .. entity, sessn anbreip s.
@cnlsIpea msssn Serfibrms burt einen gSabr'
lpraA Der @slaworensn auf $4,000 Sdapcns'
riab su @unfsn bcs Sldssrs snti6iepm. Der
8ihter Ieate snen 3euesn bsS SefIdstsn-3is
motbp S'Oleare-untsr s2500 Biir9lhaft wesen
@erpa1tes eiues Wleinees. gluf ltset asgen
GUnlslpsa nod eine 8lase bes psrfdtrtcn Mdp.
GrnS wrssn SruAS ciues GaeperIpreGens Dor.
9btlabetpbia a, %. Mai. = (Diebfabl
aus .Sunser.) @jeilern frdb esnete liG Elm ab9s'
,ctrt ausIebenper Manu pcn einem 8ldl6srltanp
in Der Marft Strabe elm Stiid 9lmpfIeilb ctne
Be3abluns an unb lief eamit fort. Der @isens
tbimrr bate ben Diebilabl temerft CT fclste
BEN Wtann unb tClte ibn bato Gin. Differ leus'
nts bic 1tat nidt unO CAB an, pab CT purG snt'
lebitten Sunser cdju eetrieben rcrben iri; sr
6otte, wdbuno er paccn lief. bsinabe Elm Yfunb
robes 5lrilf aufsessiIen. unO pa pies Der tsltc
9cmes fir Irne NnBate mar, 70 ldentte ibm rer
Mssser sinen SisrteI 9baler unp lieb tbn In Grir'
ben Segen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
cSnlfQQment<N <Na6rt0t.

DaS spete SnRallment bon 4 Sbaler per Oh,
tGrtt, auf ben Capital Stcd Der gIlentaun 9lcs
sslbabn @dsuI6ait. mar ;a6ltar ,uf rcn 12tru,
Suni, 1857. = Das Sublcrptiphs BUD fir
ye6a Gauutu 1T in ben SSnern ps5 5rrn 6.
pres, pcn Alrntaun. unO fir 9erfs GauntY in
ben SGnbsn pon Daniel y. fub, BON &ubtaun,
an rpel6s Ss5abIuns gu MAIDEN if.-Guf anoro.
nuns Der Soaro.
@lius 9. Sn,itb, S9ntmeifr.
Stunt II. 1857, na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

BS- Der ,,amrritanil6e Hati6man," in Gin
ton Gauniy. lsstce Sabr cns lirrn9e 8llmcrr
;eituns. 1T inns lssts sBcds Susstcmmen. Die
lebr but nun ben glamen pou Dapip gBilmct an
ibrsr Mllipise. - sBabTIiA eas su!e gBsrt sebt
nit Standardization pcran.