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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
Gin orittcr 6eupernSre. G Caneieat.

Sn Sarieturs. unter ben Mtslisor Der @s.
feBaetuns unierrr G'sSenpdrtHsi, sett man sdns
srnlblft nit psm 'Oirlntsn um, nod ruen Gam
hiplt fir 0oupcrntr in 9rnsnpun9 81 trtnasn.-
Gs iinp ibrer nidt nur Bsnist in ibreu Neiten
fcnpsrn cine arree NnSabl. pslGe init gSm. 3
9adsr irbr unSufitOsn iinb. - Die llridGe IT,
lrne G'eiinnunarn unp Sanolunasn Su @uniisr
zines Wlinf .aaupr GirirBes. - Man mar ldpn
felt enScr 3sit bemttt. Grl. Siraub, Scnatcr
scn Sauplttu. ;u trrrsael, ienrn Namsn fir irnc
Stslle aetrluGsn gu laBen--bsbr bat sr iecpd
ned ni&t rinasmitst man II atsr Der Msinune
bas sr in ciuiseu Sdsn feline Ginpillisuns pa,u
aeten pirps.-gBis bic Sa6en cbt lrten. 70 N
es au6 sinsrlsi Of sr snwilliat Der Ganpioat ;u
ffir cper nidt. bsnn man ii fsii enti6tcen, fals
fstncr SGwriacruna. sinsn anpsrn Ganpiedt Su
srnsnnsn, mag s aud iein rsr er immsr wia.-
Srait bjes lib wirfliG 10 eiuilellen. 70 blrf man
In Der dbat ih5nsu Gutosdunsen snt9egtn leben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
tlnfsre Court.

iinler. Court fir bisfss Gointp tesann itre
Gibuns am lsbten Mcntag mcrssn. Nattirlds
fcnntsn bic CUR 3et als MIR sur preee atsn9en,
nur aan, rsnis @sfhSftt at8sbaneett rrben.-
GeIGSfts iO0en abr senus pcrbanben Srn. unb
mir Ilno tsrittct trcrnen. bab ter Diiiriftsgn'
malb Der @rdno. Surp nidt menieer als 80 Gri'
sninal. Sslnsia6en pcriulesen bot. Darunter fcl'
len Idb 80 G3aifwirtts tsfinbsn. welfs. irie &c
bsibi. pas eOfO GcfO esiiens.9sisB atsrtrsttsn
bateu lc(len.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
Ssifber : 0erGtbe.

gsits Sirbp, eimsrid, @irsinta pcrtsesrtS grrsts
len, Sse, Sscbt uno Iat:au9etn, 2Birben, Gamcn
Darn, ScrelIeR Shntire, Darmc uno anoers Srecoss
rtifsiot esdfpsils, 9autcu s:ShnHre, sspcn4
meme uno rlaititte fsiotue Sdbnure, S6udrs mit
acrt uuo anssln, SposisrftSde, Scrsfsn uno bsrs
umcr beupe Sutbcn, 9Rtetu9ne porsIn, Rinncn
Isse, Sblsifneee. Sesneee. petrteshsn Ness, mus
htaliihe Snltrumsntcn uno piano Dratb, 8teltnR
uno Soiisu, @luihs: uno Sdlasueesgarn, a Atts
bnrtsmS pc b { fdr ben retecucsn Gtcin uuD
Rrdntbsitshosr Stuf unb oss Serfes. gn pSrtaufsn
bei
George 90. Sssbersr, 9mportrur,
$40. so 0ero Bite Strdeg, psfItbe Sefs, 2te
5bdrs uutsrbatO Get artbfroes. uue n6dbNs 1b1ts
sh otrn Si. 6batIts pcteI, YbuaetFtio.
Hrttt 8. II poirF
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
nOeinfultur in 7neiana.

Der SsfrctGr Der @lrtenbau @sisa16aft rrn
GuanEuiue, Snoiana, beriGtet Der 9otent SIfce
gu BalGiuetCn, pab Bein1Dfe unO 8ru6tbdume
in relr Ue9enb bis jeBt I'm Nlsrmeincn purd,
6rGile rrnis aslittsn baben. Wdn befft, bdb bic
isS Sabr in Sanrenturs Gauntp. in Dem Gpans'
Oile gelesen lit. spiiasn prei tis oerbunpsrt Bar
rel 9Bsin s3sust werpsn. Der @sinbau. iaSt
rer Bsri6t, 9epinnt tmmer msbr ausoebnuns,
namsntid untsr Den prutl6en 5armrrn. bic iidb in
GROCER ansabl in SisIer GrssaO nierr8elalsn ia.
ten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
GsifarapbiCdn.

Clinton, %. @ars. @eaan Naamittas
rurrs Scfspt aneerIcn utb SAINTS 5elmes pcn
rinem pa1asisr,uae auf her Delaware une eada'
rrana @iIenbatn an Der Sertinpun9 eisfer Sdbn
nit Der Gentraibatn iitsrfatren uno furntbar
yeIiammelt. DisIdtsu tefanosn iIG innertalt
Der S6snn unb s6tltsn bic 8Utlnfarren sinss
3aass. Der aui BEN anpsrn @slsife batinfutr.-
lBsssn bss @srdul6es, rsl&ss risier &cblsn,ua
uerurlaGte, b5rten iis bas 5rrannaten bss paha'
sier,uaes nift. 8sice lebfn nod, wrrpen abr
lhwerli6 wieor anffcmmsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
@irb perldn9tl

In benz Stebr ron gRebnsr uno Gsrnerb in
Srsrlsrtaun psrosa icos gacdc 1000 pfaub frif6e
9uttsr prrIanst, fir ncltbs bsr bSbite GRartprsis
bs,obIt pirp, wsnn cisiGbe gut H. s. ts d ia as:
5000 Dussno Gisr, 70 pis Gas Iyten grcoutisn bic
pcn 5sit Su 3sit psrtdufIidb fao. Sir pcride.lhe
Suttsr rpiro inmSr bet bShFs SRarttprsiR bssablt>
pei
gBrbnvr unb @ernnb.
lpril 8, 1857. nqbo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
9SiQfpmmencS 9eueS,
IL =, a II q SD q EAn,,I

+ q u c Wt II 0 en-!
Der lnttr;tihncts in irsbsn nit sinsm srcssn urb
berrIitbcn aecrrcmcut Sitter, bic in lein Sab elm:
ihaasn ron philadelphia uno Stcuprrf urJdasfsbrt,
unp meldcs sulanlnlen nit lcinem frdbsrsn arcBcn
Sird ron si9ncr Nanufattur, cas msiit pcllitdnpsr
aecrtrmfnt ausmacbt unb pGihcs or nun on Den al
lernisor9fteu prcfn gum @srtauf autistst - Gsin
Stcd tsltebt sum Sbs aus pen fctssuesn Sitter:
StteTeG ttu6 SGubems
~ Sran,sffbe uuO amsritOnifas Salttspsrns
grisftf; G5atttr Stisfsl. Sricro Sizes w. Sips uni
ercbS 5tisfd uno Brc9ans, 70 ue audb elm ol9emsi:
nsr Stcd pen 8nabsnsStlefsl uno SrcSans.
Sabies S1ube.
Gin aIIstinsiues aiTertsmsnt ucn g9cressc, aib.
3aIb uno eaitin9 ease uno Saiter' Stisfel unit
Sbubs.-g g!sihfo0s ale artsn rcu gQibss uno Sin:
psr @aitsrs lnO ebdts.
Soiite unb 8appen.
Disftr Sicd 1T Ic gree uno psrihisosu, inb fbiser
iter loo perItbisoene Sfrlss uno prsiesn in fidb-
oobcr wilI ith niht perfuden ibn iu te6rtitsn-on'
bern IpiH nur fascn : .acmmst ale uno Gin Jeeer.
lno sram;hirt fir eudb fslbIt, uno 5br 9sbt 9splb
nitbt unjufrieoen rss.
Srunts | Srunfs
Gin fri(dbsr uno frbr IhSnrr Stcd ptn Sruhfs.
aus osn bsitsn Nlanufattursn, tbr neblfsil aIsi:
falls zine idbSns Ger lscerne &olijcs, Gorrct 9a9s,
Saibtls, u. ( rp.-Srces BARGAINS tSnntn i,tbsrtdh
arn,atbt pereen msnn mon anruft on sc. a, GBsGi
paniItcn;Smags, in lHsutaun, bi
Gliad 0iers.
1prit 6. 1857. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

8aI6inston, 1. @prit. Die Dspartes
mrnts iinb ron tunbtrten BON Grpliednten unla'
asrt. bic feosutsnos Ssrinberuns In rem unterss.
oreneten Memtsrn rwarien. 9fc6 IN iitrissns
fsine esmadt 60 folder applifantsn tamsn
6eute mUrsen muir In ein,m SstsI an.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
Neuer unb niibli6er
@E-EWNB I1I@W@Rs
2tpril 8. 1857.

Gin Stellpertreter fir 2einfamensSebl-
Die ilntsrJehnsten cfsriren nun oela putIitaaa
ibrtn . tsume quor (Oeblt9e SldeisfeiD ais
Gin pirtiamsr Stelpsrtrstsr fir esiniaaRsRsDsb
uno oils elm Nsrodnnsr ftir ale 6rteH Sarstn In
Ssbt asrnablsr, NIT ausnabn,e vcn Bsnitian Hcib.
gpsnn peroinnt nit Dem 8 6 u M, esdf bic Sarz
&c c T, trcdnet { { d ~ n b T, pirc mebr
oautrboft-uuo mcnn laditf. (patHifAee) srIan9t
uuo Beb6tt Die Sarbs bas d f. 9ldnjens
oe hnIeb ben ;-unc bic Glaliidtdt pcn oent
8erbdnnsr, lebt bic Satts in ben Stano Dem Sar=
nifd, uaCb,uetpen, pecdrtb eann Dem 3ertua d.
n uno BEN g8 q d d G n, 70 alI9emein bel 9ts
pSbni9en ladirteh Ssbl.5arbrn, sdnsi9 per9ebsu9t
III.
in, blstberht Ddtbcr dnihftrsibsn fam essslsiHz
en- niht 9sfinbsn psrceh
Der Stcum fam bel iih ktbf. ccer ,ufauimen
nit eeInlamsnsSsbl, @arniih, Surpeutne cher Saz
pam s nadb rem Bclisben oss anltreidsrs, 9sbrauhc
Ipereen.
Die &pifen taSpn linb nitr bic 6Ssfe
BON benen beS 2ein!amen>Sebla,
uno Emit wrbsn bic aGssabsu fir bus anftrsi6erh
| bspeutcno perrtn9ert,
SIR supfShl:a bcnTi6sn sctrrulih fdr bic anses
ssbene 3'pG,ts uno Frsdsn gut eafar. p6p CT 5Hr'z
oenbsit ei6t.
Sin htsralsr Discount fdr ben Sauoet rpiso erz
/ iautt.
Sreinis, GattmGn uno Sreinis.
amsritanilGe 5arbr- lmo glniiri4 gesrfen, Gde
Der 24aen mo @rssn Straesn.
stmtsIfubc.-3. 6. eds esu 3tsn uno sBceb
Strapcu, philadelphia.
o. GbsnfaIS innnsr Elm srpesr @crrutb auf
bano bti uultrn G5rcBosrtaufss1 19sntsn Zen psrrGt
9SiGiam 8 ulaser uuo Sruoer, 9ic. 81 Ncro
Srrnt Straee, pbraoslpbta.
| OF Disfvr StSum III stetdbfalls tsi 6 bartes 8
. u Ter in ber Stopt aaentaun ju erbaltsn.
aprl 8, 1857. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
@el6 |! 0elb (! 0el6 +!
100000 8c[chnuua /!

miro in sarsdo on rssno cine psrfcn ts,ubt. rpsls
DE ben Risfd f1n9f, Der Die n6mlidhs pcblfetls ee
rcn psrrsffiithen Sitter bat. rpelds Srcrp lctben
ron philadelphia uuo Seurcrt erhalisn bat.
8sinats 5000 garts Sdnss Drsb Ssbn bon
so Gents bis 81. so pie gJare; nabs an 5000
DO. aemetne uno i6war,e flnep pen 62 bic
SO. so 20; nats an 100 peies Grape Shaple
BON S4.O bic S25 90 pas Stid nabe an
1000 gritiabrs unb Grmmer Shapls BON
As Gente bis $1,000 bas Stid nabe an so
fhwars lsipsne uno 5itst Wrrinc S6apls pcn
s4 90 bic Si4.00 ras Stiid; nabr an 40
ihwsrt Gdnep sintruprso 9itrt Werinr
Shuwle BON allsn 5artm. psrtb s9.00-wer.
tsn pertauft an So 95 bas Stid nate an
1000 parafcls BON 19 Gents bic SO 90 bas
Stid. @lsi6falls cine arree grridirpenteit
Wantillss nabe an 200 StslIa S6apls bon
allen S1rten uno Drseen nnbe an 1000
Duberb Shdnpfe BON alien 5artsn unoSprri.
Gen; nahe an 1000 Dubrno SanbIduts unc
i6war,e Ntts BON afen Yrsiern nabe $4,000
ircrib @mtrpiosriee, aIs Collars, llntrsQ QrrmrI
Ges, Naosl' glrbsit. 6alstiihrr unb Sd, Diff
5enrietta Sipiep ou flnnf bein 5c6,dtseSslep
an Stppps ppbifsilem Sarsclo Stchr crtaIs
ten : pu tdnnit einsn aanSsn Nn;us alles pOl
bon Slumsn. Elm IdGnsS pdar rpeibs Striimpfs.
sin Yaar Sanri&abe, wsees Sadtu4 einen
sinbrrcsreo Collar. unp Gin Ydrdfcl. gan; ba
rum sstliimmt, cas @an3e ,ulammsn fir 81
Gents taufsn. uno Damen
Saltet rs in tem 0ctddtniB,
tae Srdu Gtrrp uno 6rmps., ernnct Gmrcrium
lcsteu Jest IN roller Ytiiths ut, nit orn cen NRcrsn
uno Cities Der Sohrsieir. - Grinncrt @udb eaf
GtcppS ucblsitsr Ror9do Stchr an SO. 30 Wet'
oaurtftcu StraBc, in allsnraun III.
Grr;ereicn ! 0rrSereien 0rp;creicn
pdnibt ihr quite uno aussrtcitns gQatsrclsn, ruftt
nur an Scpps Stcbr on; pdnkbt ibr cincn eutcn
artittI in 5udsr, 8afTee, WclalIss, SaIj. u. no..
ttsitt @ub uur nah Stcpps wchlfsilsm Bar9cte
S.rbr, Sc. 80 S8Sit ,bamiltcn Straes.
Serti9e & &leiber.
srlthr 5srrcn bic sinsn pcGsn anpe ftrties Sts:
rer pdnithrn, tSnncu rrn Scpf gu SuB camtt rcrlt
bin rpirpsu. an Sicpps pchifsttem Yarselo SIcbr,
an SO. 81 QStit pamitIrn STRAPS, ausntuuu.
april s. 1857. natp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

5arrisburs. 80. Mdr,. Cine satlrsid
tsiu6te gsriamntuna orn 8sputlifansrn wurts
am Sanilaa atsnb Ssbufs Der 8atifeaticn Der
ylcminaticnn Der Unions Gcnssntirn astaltsn.-
Die 5srrrn s. Gaisp. Sotn 6. &unie unc H
3. MrrbsaO tratsn als 8epnr auf. une srrsS'
ten pifI Gnthuiasmue.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
Ranfae Rrncnnunaen .

Uaf&inston, 4. Slrril. Der prdiicni
Sat iclssntt Grnfnnunssn fir's SerritSriam Ram
ins sema6t
actn D. @6itfslb. Gr.DsIssats bon 8dnids
,um eanb 8ssifer, uo Daniel Bcceicn Or
Staatsistrstdr pOn 8arias, gum 8seisper fiir Der
Dflaware Qanbs Di1rift.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

Sn ber SdumipcnsnIpinn pom Barr une
@culo In Sbarpnad Ctr. In @ermdntctpn wurps
AM @cntaS elmer junser Surids, Namsns 5ranf
I'm gpbile bel lstnem 5dlstuGe uon Der NaIdins
stfaBt uno mstrmaIs um ben SGnft bsrumae.
l4lsuoert. Msrfwiirbissr 8sife fun er nit ri.
nrm Nrmtrut une riniScn Sustf&unssn eayun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
y 6 rbc att et:
Gina,lanot curdb Qalfcr 8eacnnos.) }

VIHgtTAHVI VUIW PuIrt JVyVHIur.J
Gm 22hcn Mdrj, Ssrr SrnrpMt aer
pon 9u,srns Gamtp, init Drip NerpG las
.betb Sci y. pom @maus.
9(m lsbtcn Samfas @tenb, bur6 SsSi 8raue
&c.. Gtr SsremiaS Sern, init NiiB Sabna Slcbr'
bad. belize ppn g8aI6ngtun 9aunidip.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
Qe0a 50 atript.
Gyr er(fe 1Ipri(

bat T6 bss Satr tti hns fstr tatt sinssfanbsn.
lno ren Saufn bae paasef fat rins fur,e Bit
stuarOellt Die eeuts rie ihrt s0rhhungfn an
ienem Gage dneertrn, battsn cine l6ltmme 5eit,
gum Slid paren Die Straeen gut, 70 ede AM IN.
be allrs wicbsr in Srpnuns fam ubne oab aud,
nur cine einsae Sssls babel psrlcrsn gin9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
1t a cb rid t.
Tin eic Sbulz zzcirerteren pon gedba
6auntvt

I'm cte S6ui> ui>zCirefforen Won GeoD0
oauntyt
Wtstne Serrta.-3ufctse tts 43. glbs
Ihntts Der @tts scm 7tsn Wai, 1854, feio Sbr
bisrprr6 erluht. Gu1 In Convention su Ssriams
msln, lit btm Gcuritaulr In BET Stabt gIlentdun,
auf ben 1asn WlUntus Int Mat, VI. D. 1857 L,
-iutlhes Der Ate bee bsfosten Wondts lein wro
-um libr bss Na&mittass. fir ben @noSwtd,
pura aautiiimmsn, bur& cine Nsbrbsit bsr sdns
ten 3abl Der ssssnwdrtiscn Dirsftcrsn, cine 9sr'
ion ppn eitsrdri1Gen unb sSiHnl&aftliGen Ia.
lsntsn, 70 wie pUn 9eIhidli&tsit unb Grfabrung
in Der 8unf bss etbrsns, ais
SdnntD Smperintenbent
Iiir bic ndGRsn aufsinaneer fclssnbe Sattrn
~ ertpdblsn; gu6 auf ben Selauf leinsr GerSd'
tuns tu ptrfdnbissn, unp bas &siultat bem
Staats- Suprintenrent Su brri6tsn ipie biFs in
bsm 39aen uno 40fsn abi6nitt Der bsfa8trr VT
te btaimmt III.
Silsbman G,ppb,
Gupsrntsnpsnt fdr ssdba eauntr.
gpril 8, 1857. nd4ni
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
Gin neuer ilIarm orhrud,.

lln!rsit Der Bailey 5Crse, auf Dem eanbe BON
s. {. 8owanp, in DIR 0lerion SaunI6p
NcHtsrmrp Sauntp, IL Gin nsusr NarmOrbrud
sntesdt wcrprn, rtwa 10 8ue untr Der Sber1a.
DE er grre. Der WarmOr iou cine srauartisr
5lrts babm unp in GROCER Guanti,St vcrbanra
lcln,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

Disis iieue Sirnla
III fcetfu pon gleus
Ncrt unb 9pbiIaosIs
pbia. init sinsm puns
eerpcHen Gtcd---eis
nsr 9anJtn Gdifs=
taouns-9dtsr alIsr
artsn. suradssfsbrt,
4
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
GgeGes Scucr. 5eds pferoe per'
krn

2ebts gBc6e wuree rrr ,psilSdiss Stau Scn
Gliae Shrsinsr in Der Gaarptilirdee otsrbdlt
Der SrOapitruBs. in Sraup seiifdt. = 6 9fcrOt
uno eins srOee Suantitat Seu uno Streb Der.
brannten. Gst Serluf tsIauit li4 auf sl5,.
Onn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

H9-Sm Senat pteiss Staats it lrste gBc&c
cine Bill paBirt. bic ge&a Saleq Gilsnwrrtsn in.
cOrpcrrenp. gbenfauS Gin antans gu Der Sn:
rcrporatiUns'9Ift Der es9a GbaI Gtlenbabns 0ss
leQl1lft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

B6rWan MID pi6sn pab Sen. 9. Cameron
ats tsr SordBer Der 8putliflnii4en Staats'
COMMITTEE erndnut weroen wire. - Cine te6sre
auspatl fSnntr tsinssfalls setrrffsn psrpen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

RS Die 9ia. Die GataIauqua Yant irecrsu.
rirsnp, tn lsbtc gEo6e i'm loauie Der Tsrtsisn-
tanten eifleS Staats nisbG9elhmmt woreen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

0TSn unIsrer Staats' WslsBartuna III lsbt
Bc6s cine Bill, als Anbans gu uulerm Borough
5rebrief, eihberihtet porosn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

nD-Ssi rtner am pprlesten Scnntas 9ia6mt
tag su @lcuceitcr ab9ebaltVnen ScGsett, fanb c,
lid, paB 60 gsffsn sussaen waren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
0all S0llcrlt !
I5O Gpnnen srmablnrr @sps

$50 Gpnnen semabInrr 9sps
Gbparb 8rrn bot $50 5cnnsn ssmdtl
nsr 9pps gum 8srtnuf nuf 6anr, an leinsr Mdb'
ts in 8srnspils, 9lOrp.2Bbeittal 2auniAip. ees
&a GauntY. rsI6sn er in srcBen unp fi,inrr
Guantitdtsn an Sauern unb anpsre 0uistelBsl
81 rsn nisprisftrE Narftprsibrn OGtaHfsn wire.
8uIst an, S6r fIsieiesn Saurn,
llno rtnstrt Cure 8rii6te mehl;
@sII6tcrn. 8les, aud @ras unc Safsr
8rinssn -S5rnrr, Ssu unb Strcb,
sBtnn Sbr einiss Sbaler lpsnest
tinb ben @pps nit JIeie dnrsuest.
9(yril g, nqlm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

E@-Dis 8iG, Gin 8rsibanfn S9iism In tis'
lem Staat sriinrenb, II in letter g1cde in BEN
uutern 5auis Der 0siessstuns, nit 80 ssssn SO
Stnrnsn perloren sesansm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

esy Tie pprtsmputb, gisp Sdmplbire ..Gas
;etts" bat Iccten itr 300Ies Sabr ansetrften.-
Eislelts IN bic 6iteite 3stuns i'm eanps.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

Ess- Sst glsuiabr linO nabe an 5000 Gmi'
sranten msbr I'm oafsn pcn glsip gcrt ansrfrm
men, ais pSbrenp perlsIbsn 3eit i'm pprisen SAB.
no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

E9- Sm Scrissn Satre rurbrn $50 0llllcnrn
pcitmMfcn in Den Ser. Staatsn patauft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08
~ M0rftberi6fe.
preiie IN lluent0Mn am Oienitaa.
Splp! 6Dap !! |!

Was IN tann lrS in GrrrIcrtaun an rem
Stpbr Spn @eibner unb @ernerb2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-08

scthe 5srrcn Die snsu pctIcu an'n9 ftrti9s Slsi:
rsr rtinihrn, tSnnsn rrn 8cpf gu SuB camit rcrlt
bin pirpsu. an Srcpps wehlfsitsm 8arSelo Stcbr,
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From Haylcn's Dictionary of Dates.
CURIosITIEs OF HISTORY.

Coppcr.-It is one of the six primitive
metals. Its discovery is said to have prece.
dcd that of iron. We read in the Scrip.
lures of two vessels of fine copper, precious
as gold. Ezra, viii. 27. The great divisi-
bility of this metal al lmost exceeds belief; a
grain of it dissolved in alkali, as pearl ash
es, soda, &C., will give sensible color to
more than 100000 times its weight in wa
ter; and when copper is in state of fusion,
if the least drop of water touch the melted
ore, it will fly about like shot from gun
The mine of Fahlun, in Sweden, is the
most surprising artificial excavation in the
world In England, copper mines were dis
covered in 1861, and copper now forms an
immense branch of British trade; there are
upwards of fifty mines in Cornwall, where
mining has been increasee since the reign of
William III.
Coppcr .Noncy.-The Romans, prior TO
the reign of Servus Tullus, used rude pie
ces of copper money. In England, copper
money is of extensive coinage. That pro-
posed by Sir Robert Cotton was brought ill.,
to use in 1909. Copper was extensively
coined in 1865. 1t was again coined by the
Crown, % Car. II, 1872. Private traders
had made them previously to this act. In
Ireland, copper was coined as early as 1899; ;
in Scotland, in l40G; in France, in 1880.
Woods coinage in Ireland commenced in
1928. Penny and two-penny pieces were
extensively issued 1877. The half-farthing
was coined in 1913, but seems disused.
Corn.-The origin of its cultivation is
attributed to Ceres, who, having taught the
art to the Egyptians, was deifed by them,
24O9 B. C. The art Of husbandry, and the
method of making bread from wheat and
wine from rice, is attributed by the Chinese
to Ching Noung, the successor of Fohi, and
second monarch Of China, 1898 B. G. But
corn provided common article of food from
the earliest ages of the world, and baking
bread was known in the patriarchal ages
Exodus, xii. Is. Wheat was introduced in
to Britain in the sixth century by Coll ap
Coll Frewi. The first importation of corn Of
which we have note, was in 1947. Boun-
ties were granted on its importation into En-
gland in 1886. Its importation from Ire
land to England has long formed vast
branch of trade. The new London Corn
Exchange, Mark Lane, London, was opened
June %, 1928, and was erected at an ex-
pense of 100000.
Cork Tree.-Calleds the Quercus suber;
and resembling the holm; i isa species Of
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England and the North. Let those who
have the means contribute out of their
abundance to the good work, and they will
do as much for their section, for their chill
dren, and their family circles, as they could
do in any other service which patriotism may
claim at their hands.
l do not deem it inappropriate on the
present occasion to linger few moments at
the tomb of friend and co-laborer. The
brilliant intellect and distinguished talents
of one of the most gifted of our corpse no
longer illume the journalism of South Caro-
lina-they are quenched in the tomb. He
has fallen in the strength of early manhood
but he fell with the harness on. In his
death the South has lost an able, earnest,
and eloquent advocate, and the press of this
State one of the most brilliant stars in the
galaxy of its contributors. Poesy has al
ready woven many beautiful garlands to
adorn his tomb; but let his memory be en-
shrined in our affections and perpctuated by
some testimonial of our appreciation of his
lofty talents and his unwavcring devotion to
Southern Rights and Southern Institutions
In conclusion, my colaborers, would say
it was not my intention in preparing this ad-
dress to write homily, or in delivering it,
to preach you sermon. Those with whom
| am more nearly connected-the members
of this Association, the editors of South
Carolina-necd no lectures from me; but it
behooves US all to sustain the well-earned
reputation of the South Carolina press. Let
Truth, Honor and Integrity, be our watch
word and motto-let the promotion of virtue
and the suppression Of vice be our highest
aim-let strict fidelity to the best interests of
our State, and not loyalty to party or faction,
be the rule of our conduct. We will then
have fulfilled our mission with honor to our.
selves and with advantage to our country
and Commonwealth. a press so conducted
is one of the greatest blessings under Heav-
en- people can enjoy; and, in the language
of an orator and statesman, it "will shake
down from its height corruption, and bury
it beneath the ruins of the abuses ii was
meant to shelter.
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the oak; its fruit is an acorn, and its bark
when burned, makes the cork used for stop
ping bottles, casks and other articles. CorL
was in use among the ancients. The Egyp
tians made collins of cork, which being lin
ed with resinous composition, preserved
dead bodies uncorrupted. The tree grows
in great abundance on the Pyreneau noun.
tains, and in other parts of Spain, in
France and in the north of New England
The cork tree was brought to England be.
fore 1890.
Cosmetics.-Preparations for improving
beauty were known to the ancients, and
some authorities refer them even to mythol.
ogy, and others to the Greciau stage. The
Roman ladies painted; and those of Italy
excelled in heightening their charms artif-
cially, by juices and colurs, and by perfumes.
Rouge has always been in disrepute among
the virtuous and well.ordered women of En-
gland, though some simple cosmetics are re-
garded as innocent, and arc in general use.
The females of France and Germany paint
more highly than most other nations. A
stamp was laid on cosmetics, perfumery, and
such medicines as really or suppositiously
beautify the skin, or perfume the person,
and the venders were obliged to take out H.
censes.
C"cumbers.-They grew formerly in great
abundance in Palestine and Z Egypt, where,
it is said, they constituted the greater part
of the food Of the poor and slaves. This
plant is noticed by Virgil and other ancient
poets. 1t was brought to England from the
Netherlands, about 1888. English culture
has much improved the cucumber, of which
the framc-grown is most priced for its favor.
Ddtes.-Dates we're first affixed to grants
and assignments IS Edw. l., 1890. Before
this time it was usual at least to pass lands
without dating the deed of conveyance. Nu-
merous instruments of assignment enrolled
among our early records establish this fact.
The date is determined by the names of the
parties, particularly that Of the grantor; the
possession of land was proof of the title to
it.-Hardie.