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NUMBER 40.

PANIC CoTILLIoEs.--"F Forward Two
means forward two hundred dollars" but
the two didn't come forward.
Turn corners "--corners of streets-;n
quest OF the man with the brim of his hat
turned up--or of the one who has, some.
thing over TO day"
:" balance to your partners This refers
to junior partners, who do the balance of
work and their seniors have the balance of
profits.
Turn partners."-Turn 'em out If thew
don't behave themselves.
Forward and back -" forward ~ to the
Bank, to see if there has been discount
and back " without one.
"Chassay not we'll defined, supposed
to mean the condition of house before fail
ure.
Ladies chpnge"-This figure is going
out OF fashion-dry goods retailers say the
"tune don't suit.
"All hands round "a meeting Of cred.
itors-,hey join hands to put the debtor
through. 'O'
Grand Promenade "-in the Streets Of
those ont Of employment, and of ladies
shopping at "panic prices"
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=
I" / don't know suppose he wants he,
to catch rats and mice" s'afs' ~ WINS
aiI"Did he say so, mother ~
HE did not say Just that, but though,
he meant So" .fr
did want it.so bad, mother"
The little lips quivered, and the tears
started to his eyes. he rubbed them with
his little hands, winking very fast to keen
them back, but they would come al last he
fell asleep with the pearly drops glistenine
on his rosy cheeks. The mothers elistened
also. As she knelt to kiss them away. he
murmured softly in his broken slumber ("
did want it so bad"
She turned her dewy eyes to me. saving
You have led me to see my error. Never
will again, let what will be the conse.
quence, deceive my child to please myself.r
Mother, are you practicing the same de.
cept'onf If you are, pause and think ot
the consequences ere it is too late. Does /,
not lessen your confidence in person when
you lind out that they have been deceivinp
your Will it not also diminish that o.
your children in you. when they become old
enough to detect iti Besides, it would be
very strange if they themselves did not iui
tate you in things of greater Importance.
1t is the pride and joy of a mother.
heart to gain and retain the entire. conf
dence of her child. and it is in her power &c
do SO it she but exercise that power by pre-
cept and example.
New York Independent.
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A NICE PoINr OF LAW heard this
anecdote from gentleman long resident
In P,hiiadelPhia. Two Quakers in that place
apPhed 70 their society, as they do not 90
to law, 10 decide in the following dificuIty !:
" A. is uneasy about ship that ought to
nave arrived meets B., an insurer, and states
his wish to have the vessel insured. The
matter is agreed upon. A. returns home.
and receives letter informing him of the
loss of his ship. What shall he do2 He i,
afraid that the policy is not filed up, and
should Is. hear of the matter soon, it is all
over with him he writes to B. thus
Friend b., if thee hasn't filled up the poll
cy, thee needn't, for I've heard of the ship. >
On, on ? thinks B. 10 himself, cunning
fellow he wants to do me out of the pre-
MUM So he writes thus TO A.: Friend
a., thee be'est too late by half an hour, the
policy is filed A. rubs bis hands with de.
light; yet B. refuses TO pay. Well. what
is the decision 2 The loss is divided he.
tween them" Blackpood's Magazine.
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Deceiving Children.

was spending few days with an init.
mate friend, and never did see more sys
tematic house wife, and what then seemed
to me, one who had SO quiet and complete
control of her child. But the secret of the
latter | soon learned. One evening she
wished to spend with me at neighbors-
it was a small social gathering Of friends,
therefore, she was very desirous of attend
ing, but her child demanded her presence
with him, and bearing him say has prayers,
she said:
Willie, did you not see that pretty little
kitten in the streets to-day 2"
Yes, I did" be replied aI.wish had
her; wasn't she pretty Z"
Yes. very; now, don't you want me TO
buy the kitty for you3 Perhaps the man
Oh, yes, mother. do buy her."
Well. then, be a good boy while / am
gone;" thus saying, she closed the door, but
he Immediately called her back.
Don't 60 till morning, then / can 90
with you; won't you stay o.
No, Willie the man won't sell it if I
don't 60 tonight; so be good boy" u.
He said no more, but quietly Jay down.
Is this the way you govern your child r.
said ], after we had gained the streets; " if
you but knew the injury you are doing, you
would take different course"
Injury |" she repeated, "why, what
harm have | donea / did not tell him /
'goah see the mani only asked him if /
should" - ~ Hra
But you gave him to understand that
you would. He is not old enough to detect
the difference now. but he soon will be-
Then, fear, you will perceive your error too
late. You have yourself grated thorn in
the young rose, which will eventually pierce
You most bitterly. You cannot break off
the thorn, or club the point, to make it less
piercing. On your return, he will not see
the kitten, therefore, you will have to invent
another falsehood to conceal the finst."
We had now gained opr friends door,
which ended our conversation, During the
evening she seemed gayer than usual my
words had little or no effect upon her. She
did not think her little one was doing oil he
could to keep awake TO see the coveted kit
ten on her return, wondering what made
smother gone so long" IT. was late ere
reminded her we ought to return. But lit
tie was said during our homeward walk
She went noiselessly into the room, suppos.
ing her boy asleep; but be heard her, and
said |: 80 ,-srsfs - ~, ..
"Molher, is that youi Haveyou brought
the kitten ! i kept awake to sec it, ard
was so sleepy !" a -.
"No, my dear the man would not sell
herr i.,ef.
"Wby won't he, mother r. he asked,
with quiseripg lips.
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lHE BANK OF NEwBERRY.-A late para-
graph boasted of the large purchases of cot
ton drafts by this Bank since the relief ac.
uon OF the Legislature, and exullingly stated
that but small amount had been annl;ed
for by way of ordinary discount. Know;no
II 10 be puff more than a reality, we did
not copy the Information. But friend lust
rom Newberry gives us a more unerrine in.
uex OF the popular appreciation-or rather
execration-of this institution, in the fact
that the grand jury, at the recent term of
the court for that District, presented it as
nuisance, which the State owes it to her
people to abate. This is step in the right
direction, and we hope other places will fol.
low up the plan.-Spartan.
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Miarrllaneulla RRahing.
Funeral Of Tuck-a-lix.tah.

Yesterday. the funeral of Tuck a.lix tab,
(the owner of many houses promising
brave of the Pawnees, who died, after a long
illness, at Mrs. Maher's hotel, took place at
one o'clock, p. m. The coffin Of fine mahog.
any was made by Mr.. A. Buchly, under.
taker, under whose management the funeral
was placed.
The body was placed in the coffin and
beautifully decorated with flowers. From
an early hour until one o'clock, the house
was crowded with visitors, who desired to
sec the cornse before i; was :.iArred. Upon
the arrival of the Rev. ]. @. Smith. the min.
;stsr, .sisctea for .ba M .oecasion,4 tbs eeremopS
Lsa.n s;,h : short nraver Alter which
Ssshs,o.,ad.s.ho-ha die cb;efl of The Ten.
,,.h hand ~ Pawnss. dsi;ysred 4 abort adj.
sress esnressiya on their af,iiction from the
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WILLIAM p. PRICE
EDITOR. -
5slsrtsh Baettg.

Matrimony.
Matrimony is a nut H.
For every mans digestion;
When the shell, If fairly cracked,
Pop! goes the question.
Pretty girls will sigh and blush,
Simper all they can, sir
Till, from their pouting lips,
Pop goes the answer.
Cupid fans the holy flame
Rankest kind of arson pa
When it gains certain height,
Pop! goes the parson.
Quite throughout the honeymoon
Made of rosy colors--
Into sundry dry goods tills;
= Popf goes the dollars.S@i'Ez -.ss'8'
When the year has shown its tail,
.-s--s Round the corner, (may be- -..,.--..--
Out upon the happy world, fQA
Popl goes the baby. 80 y
Mother gives it catnip.tea, {
Father gives it brandy, nj,
And adown its gastric tube rtisyg
Pop! goes the candy. ?
Madam lets her husband scold,
Si;:ss SShs ::::..et be the whpper; -.
And above the youngsters heel
Pop goes the slipper.
Bachelor who lives next door ''h
Stands it for season; s,.
But, before the year is out, sa
Pop! goes his reason.
Maiden lady, up the stairs,
Stamps each moment faster,
Till, from the ceiling underneath,
Pop goes the plaster. f.Hyj FE'g
Dirty, ragged little boy, ~ % 1S
Meath the window fingers;
Thumb applied unto his nose, : ~ "
~ Popl goes his fingers. - S'i ~
All around the neighborhood,
Such antics are enacted;
And while mamma is scolding him
PopP goes distracted. g4g
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1858-04-15

TwINNY AFFAIR.-We learn that n osn-
l,eman who resides in Johnston County, N.
n? curing last year, was blessed as follows |:
h'' wiie had twins-bis negro woman had
MihS-his mare had twin colts and his old
co" nsd twin calves. We think all con-
cerned on that mans premises, are in earn
est est IN carrying out the injunction vf HOLY
WIT" multiply and repiensh the earth =
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NOBLE CoNsIsTENcY-When Algernon
Sydney was told that he might save his life
oy telling falsehood-by DENYING his
handwriting-he said, "When God has
brought me into dilemma in which | must
assert lie or lose my life, he gives me a
clean indication of my duty, which is to
prefer death 10 falsehood.n
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1858-04-15

IT IS stated that the largest room that
was ever constructed is that in which the
tobacco stores are kepti in the London Docks.
The room Is said to cover nearly six acres,
being of course under one roof. 1t is en-.
rious circumstance, that this enormous
apartment should be devoted to an article Of
mere luxury.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1858-04-15

lHIRrY-FIvE years ago, Hon. Edward
Everett was member Of the United States
House OF Representatives, and now of the
three hundred men in Congress with him,
only one occupies a seat at the CAPITOL
Gen. Houston, then Representative from
Tennessee, now Senator from Texas.
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a GENTLEMAN writing from some western
Po'nt,prescrlbes the following remedy for cold
rect: think have made the discovery of
a remedy for cold feet. Take paper-old
newspapers will do-one or two thicknesses,
and wrap round your feet Then draw on
your hose, then your boots. Try it."
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Origin Of the Mormons.

1t will be recollected that about a year
ago Mormon emissary named Pariey p.
Pratt was killed in Arkansas, by one Nc
Lean, whose wife he had persuaded to leave
her family, to become one of his spiritual {"
harem in Utah. We find the following
statement among the writings of this Pratt,
who was known as one of their abIest and
most Jealous propagandists ...
The Book of Mormon contains the his.
tory OF the ancient inhabitants of America
who were branch Of the house of Israel
of the tribe of Joseph, of whom the Indians
are still remnant; but the principal nation
OF them having fallen in battle in the fourth
or Nth century; one of the prophets, whose
name was Mormon, saw fit to make an
abridgement Of their history their prophe-
cies and their doctrines, which he engraved
on plates, and afterwards, being slain the
second fell in The hands of his SON. Moroni.
who, being hunted by enemies, was directed
to deposit the ward safely in the earth, with
promise from God that it should be pre
served, and should be brought to light in
the latter days by means of Gentle mn.
ton, who should possess the land"
The deposit was made about the wear
42o, in hill called Cumora in what is
now Ontario County, where it was preserved
until it was brought 10 light by no less than
the ministry Of angels, and translated by in
spiration. ="
As TO the meaning and derivation of the
word Mormon, we are favored with the fol-
lowing absurd etymology from Joe Smith
himself characteristic both of his impudence
and his ignorance:
The Bible, in its widest sense, means
good. We Say from the Saxon, goo6 !, the
Dane, god the Goth, CODA the German.
gut the Dutch, COED the Lain, bonus !;
the Greek. Kdtos the Hebrew, to6 and
the Egyptian, mon. Hence, with the addi
ton OF more, or the contraction NOR, we
have the word NOR mon, which means, lite
rally, more good" C) . -1
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RsADER, the devil only wants to get the
wedge Of little sin allowed into your
hearts, and you will soon be all his own.--
Never play with fire. Never rifle with lit
tie sins.
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IT HAS been discovered that feathers un
skiIlfully cured and put into beds, are dead.
y to persons of weak lungs sleeping upon
them.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1858-04-15

PRovoKISo-to dream you have lots Of
money, and then wake up and find yourself
an editor.
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HARD TO KILL.-We should Judge that
a hog was a hard animal to starve to death
from the following incident related to us by
gentleman il this place, for the truth OF
which he vouches. On the 18th of Decem.
Der last drove Of hogs were pu, in a lot
for few days. When driven out one was
missing, and could be fonnd nowhere On
last Saturday. it was found at the bottom
OF an unoccupied ice house on the lot, sup
posed TO have fallen in there by roofing un.
der the boarding. Wh,n taken out it was
alive, but very poor. Our informant thinks
there was no possible chance for il to hay,
gotten anything to drink for the space O.
nearly three months. There was li,tl,
wheat straw around it which probably pre-
served its life for so long time.
Democrat, Charlotte, ". @.
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WE KNEW beautiful little blue eyed girl,
Of some three years old, who was nestled ia
her mothers arms, at twilight, looking out
at the stars. =.
"Mother," said she. ait Is getting dark p
"And what makes it dark, Caroline 2"
said her mother.
Because. God shuts his eyes," replied
the little poet
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CHRisrIAss ought not only to be charita-
bic, but hospit able to one another.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

bunting 9Bati6ts, ale Scrtm @plOwaaren, ale
Obrriuse, SruRndprIn. 5naerrtnse, gcISns Srt.
ten, ptnciIs, 5epern, S6IilieG. Sts9d, WsraIs
lions, Bracelets, turS alss mas in eincn gut 9es
fubrtrn SuwelrY' 'StUbr sebGrt. Drs9lsi6m sol.
erne, TItsrnc unc itablerne SSrillcn. flterne
Sbccs nnb SuppculDffcl, pIattrtr 9Gf.
fel unr aIIerlei Gdncp g8aaren.
~ pb On 8.
Sd piinite bic bcIcnrrre 2tufmrrt1amfrit ouf
metnsn StCd Vcn McIcpsrns fir &ir6sn unp Yri.
oatbduier gu lfnten, rcvcn i6 bas alerbslts III.
icrtemcnt Der brriibmtcIrn 5atritsn auf Sanr
balte. @Iri&faa5 GecUroeons, 5IGtsn, Suer.
Pfeifen. MuTttrrrS, II. +. III.
nsSS- GcParaturrn unp ale 6Ifartritrn In Icin
6ad SebSrrno, wrrren ihncII unb biIts Srrri6trt.
Oanttar fir ttsbcr 9encIcnr Sunbi6aft tcfTc
i'd bur6 quite gGdarrn unp tili9e grrtis auf bic
9rpc9entrit peS gubItumt.
allenaun, Wai 26, 1853. rato
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Gv. SSS1nGGOHa'S
81 meritani I6e Yillen.
IrcuSe fir bic Scibcnbcu
Iuna NmcriFa SicArcidb!

Clint ttsius sbabtd pcn YGsu turirt 90 aus
100 SSHcn. 8ttu Sotian,, tstn IRtrturr, ttin b6:
II G5trutb oss atbims, feline Gtabr Der @ntNsduna.
5pSi ttsins ptueu cine Ocfs cbns Scibmad uHo
Ic srfabrlcs ais Q8altr. Scus GnWtiluu9 pir6 et:
esgsn, ic po6 Oct Y0riInt fh fdtit 70 Gbir turiren
fem, ais eurtb Den &atb rss 9Ilbtdctrn 0Ruupari:
tts uno ptGt trgtr ais curb Den Rob lcbtr, bs nur
wtui9 Griabrun9 in etrRr 8rantbett babSn.
GBtro nab tr9tuo cinsm She'll oss 9anots stfbitt.
rpsnu Il an Or .. s.. GBotcn, SO. l5l, 9tcro I.
Grobs, uutsrbaIb rcr 8atc, Ybtlaoslpbia, 9tfanot
rpiro. Seine uo Sibt, rptnn Ole Sthatbttln nidt
Die ecf5risttns lInttrfbrft ,. g. 28atrn, Gi9cns
tbNmtr, an9ttrGdbt battn.
Or. 9Sdtcr's &trfabrtn 9c9in Sdbit: SRiBGrautb,
SbwahbtIt. 'r., III 9inlttb ptlbCcen pcu otn &c:
ruGbnIidbsn gSsbaurluuSGn CT bat buucCrts prn
SE&A3 ;3titt. nIltbG burb onosrC Cbuc 9IuiGn tt;
BzFl&I & trcen worSn. Die @tbaucluus turirt 10
syie aIs Die Scnns auf3Ibt. SbtttBt Giutu Stdmp
in uuo ooerriiIre Or. 28aItCn, pje CbcnGtla9t-
trgib: r:1e pcls Gcfbttt rtinss SoIIts MEL IT, uno
eu rSirR ben Sa9 k9nsu, an Dem on otn Scr lcb ee:
matbt haIt gu trbaIten mas SspiF tlt-eins ra6 l.
ale Cur.
Ss@ruor 3. nqlJ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
0r. 0e NrmDnb,
Qcttbiu ppn ocr Gitn Qydris


oCIpo CT Die ptrautpcrtlibc prctiFcntut Sttlc alf
| printipot Qrit uno N8unoarI in Dem lorfptal Ds
Rcpal fir 10 SIbrtu tetltlpttt. pibrtuo mclbtr
3sit CT unaufbSrtb in profiliicntlIcr pntht turd
RGniat, ptn;!n un0 9icbdminner, ron allen SO:
ticnCn ecnluGtrt rpurbc. Or. De 2rmono hat in
ben brtCn punoirit itihcn uno mcoIjintfheu lnccril.
tdtCn in rSr 98ett ittue Grcbuua asrcjtn. uno bat
ilcb cmt lammt finer prcfIilcnclIcr @rfabyun9 cine
mcbr cr9injte GtnutniB ocn Srantbtitrn uno Ger
ntnIbIihtn Organization ju93E9su, ais ir9tuo Gin
anoGrr lrSt ron ittnsm litter.
Gr rffErirt nun ctm GutGtum ris mlit widbtiot
arjtneItobe lodtis wcbe cine mcnihlttG SomllS nu,
rcrL0n9cu fam, uno cbns wtIdbt 50 ptl ju Itlpcn
bat, uno cnelltb Gu5artcn mug
Or. De Qrmpnp's YiQrn fiji 6raucn;immrr,
fir bic 8t9utatcn, uno um r0s Qan;e Spltsm unit
notjirtht Sr9OniiatCn, 70 pie tlt mrnoriht 3ttl
rErtOHe, mdhs 10 cit turtb ju9ur9tne StrfdlrunQ,
ooIr aus StrnatbIIP9un3 10 on cbltruttlrt mtrotn
pcrous bann dbrpnlhc 6r0nthettcn uno Nus;tbrunl
bic Scl9Sn hne. in 9riunrCr Bcwe9uu9 ;u holtcn.
81. S.-&rbEiratbttS D0nrn icuttu sitlt TilItn
nltt 9Gbrau;ttn. unEr 01plgcn btlcurcrn llmlinCcn
cbihcn Der ge6rautb eurtb tttns llnbcq iCmltttttt
bG9tlFtt Fin wtroc nur cGR nt ornhtrt ltln tenn.
ten eoB ne GliG Sbltrutt,cutn ptGriumtn, unp tit
re9uLirt lItErc 8ewE9un9 bsrbtfdbrcn wtrotn.
Or, De Grmcne's crrren unp Samen StIrf.
rnBo' '9iam,
9t9en aIt Shwatbhcirn Der Stntrotire Sraanir.
5mpckuSp, SteriIltn uuo trnitltuticntllt llnfrubt
tGrtEt Der bttoCn 0tblibten, wcItbss acmtlniallcb
oe 8eiutatc ron unuatttrltbtm NQlgtrouh in cCm
frihrrn Sebcn ino, atcr ourh ben (StbrGuh htltr
ptiCn, piseEr 9injltb jur 8tiuuehtit bcr0cficllr
ptreen tSnnsn, pls oits bc n;IhtlhIn Souitnrcn
bcrcis 9Cfhrbtn 1T. Der 9rcgt ShGpfr tratfh:
t9te tdu9Ithts Ncrand9tn, uno tau9llthe Rtultdtr
non otr pttratbs Snlttuttcu, rhnc pIlthe mir Gin
Ettbts tr Dem 9rr6tn Drama oes 2tbtns ftno.
DamCn 8c9ultrCncs YiCtr, s. ptr Srr Scr.
btu9enos tlIEn, 50 ptr Srr lovr-en uuo Damon
Stirtun9s; ;pilItn. So pcr Yrr.
Die YtIl,n hnc nit PETER Auptiuno in elmer QC:
rptnlbtCn Scrm oufgcmacht, INN burtb rIt Vcit nab
tr9tno rtntm SbGil Der 98rtt 9tlanrt iu mtroCn.-
Oretrs aooreFrt an Or. % UrmCnp. Bcr l49, Vbi: |
Iacepbta pctamt, tc9IttGt ourb Den 9rtis rCr 4il:
len, pcrocn rtnttItth bticr9t.
Der 0cttcr fam in ocr @nqliihcn uno 0cutihcu
Spracbe, in rcr frittIltcn &trtr0ulittti perInllh
coer ourtb Srltft, in allen lImtdnoen uno in 8Guo
auf olle G6t9cnItdnoE, ilcb auf tiue Qrcfcn bCsEs
emo, 9clprcdrn pcrocn-uno 70 miro or audi 8Cius |
bs in tr9eno elmer @ntftruun9 oGltasn, prnn Cs
oCrlanot ptrn
Npril 7, 1853. rol1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
SaIlerit fcbct bier
Gin nrurr Northumberland Stcbr.
6d9enbu6 1tn6 6erI6,
6suo6ribtissn ibrs Srsuncs uuo bas YuUIitun
dberbaupt, Dap fIe lcebCn CinGn neucn f"

6suohrtbttesn ibrs Sreuncs uno oas Yuplttum
dbsrbaupt, Dap fe lcctSn sinrn neusn f
9lferbaus0 erdtbl6aftrn<Stpbr
srrihtet bateu, uno ppor in bsr GBrlt oamittcn
5raGe Der Stact 2lIlntoun, 9trape cterbolt oa9cns
bud,'s G50ltbauIt, alIrro fe 9t9tnwGttt9 aut pono
babGn, uno ju allen 3Cisn auf oano bolttn psreen
Sine groBe SrrI6irpenteit Sauern @5rrGibI6afs
ten pon allen Sencnnunsen, grass unp 0rs
tratpss Mib .MaI6tnen, pcn Ssri6iscsnsn Scrs
ten, parIntCr Sees prrtG0rrtcs 9atent, 0Gtrai'
be.OriaS, DrrIdmol6nen, fir 3rst. pisr uno
feds Wsrpe nit 9ferpe9ewalten, anpere etlers
ne 4ferpe9epaltcn, StrUb' uno SBrl1dtcm'
laub SbnsiUmal6 l6inen wrlde pcn SanO uno
purh 9isrregepalt setriebsn trsrpsn, 2GrliAs
fcrI6Glcr prn alien Srnrnnun9en, 0rree 9ler'
tes9tehcn, II. (. 10.
5ernsr.-Sufetien. NG9cl, Sdrautsn, Sans
ben, Gatrln, Shippn uno Spaten, Sanp'
Jlrtben, uno ale Nrtcn @jartsn @es
rdttI6dftcn, 70 rte aud @artsn
Saamsn aller Nrt.
Die c6isen 2trtita wsrosn ollie strparnt ba6 fc
inc, uno arbStsn mtigen, pe ite retcnnanert Iptr'
otn coer cas GGlo miro Dem Rduftr jnriid tritattGt
8cmmt bnbCr Gncr 6cmmt auc uno frbst fir
Guth elbt ebs ibr ICnpo toufst - mir fnc piuig
uno tCrelt oIe c6i9e Irtitd ju jri9cn une rCe 3u;
ricocubeit gu ottn gu alien ocntnt9rn Die Gebrauh
fir 9coatbts Sratbbaftsn, 8aartn unt Sdmretrn
batcd.
1a Gin tcltbcs 9auGrn GsrGtbihaftcn Gtatlft:
ment lbpn lin9it in 2turntoun stwdulbt putrc. une
nSrbi9 par, fc bitten lluttrjcibustc um 9cneiatsn
3uipruh, inotm t ttcriu9t fibltu, nog if ale I'm:
prttbrnot bintitbtttb ibrtr 70 itbr tiUi9tn Yrti6C
10 pte Der Site hrtr Ger6tbit ofttn, 28oOrsn, IL. f.
10, pcltcmutn trfricbi0tn tGuRCn.
o. Size: uno Simctbp eoamcn pirN ,u alien
3sitcu i'm Iustauitb fir ibrs 0SoOrtn on9cnrmmsn.
Soscnbu6 unb ScrIh.
UGcutaun Sult 7. 1858 natp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
s. =. Sitter 1t. SDDn

Manufaftprrn BON 2ibter umb Srifr.
SO. So. GB Il bomiltcn Strags. 2ntutaun pa.,
babcn bctGnoi9 cincn 9rcgtn Stcd rcn Srfc uno
ebtCr auf oano, wtIdben ft btlm 6rcfs unp 8lSin;
Sertauf an Den ntCcri9itrn Gin grsBtn pcrtaufrn.
EszlS| Das YutIitum puroc ebenfaus pcbl t6un
anjurukn uno ras 9rcBe uno prrjd9tibs GlIcrttmrnt
6 { B r:SB a O r. n, aIs Butter SGTcr, Butters
3dbsr, 9Bafb:3itcr, pfcroCs uno Hrunutn Sinner,
5aGtbEn II. + No., IL. I. no., in Iu9cnfhsin ;u nebmrn
05-S eifen:Sett miro iu ieoer Belt usrlanot,
9c9tn austauib fir eibtsr uup Seifs, uuo tafdr
Der bSdbFs prsg ertau6t.
lucntaun 9Rat u noCsp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11


Soo;StllcpS' pale,
u | en- t dltlL
matht ben @lnncbnCrn bier uno Der oan,Cn rcitcn
llmae9tno, pGhe Glters Nllcntaun bclutrn, lIc an=
iSl9t, cap CT r'n
&leiSerftpbr opn scr rccbtcu Sprtc
bat pc man alle SVcpeu unp SlGioCr ;u allen Qrel.
zen hnott. Sttne 8letccr ptrctn ollie unttr itintr
ti9snCn Gufiht uno Snltrutticn, ron zen erfabrGn:
fen uno btltGn 9Clrlcn rcrftrtilct. SSn &rrratb
Sitter III 10 ercB. aLs Ger untrrr Stcbrs unb nenu
ttn Sttrun9sud Cincn 8uuoe uitbt past, lc traucbr
tr cs nlt ju nCbmCn, uno Gin anotrcS miro lcQtih
scmoht, bis Der Runcc iufritrtn III. Nicmanc mirr
Dtrrn etdtnwOInrr's Rltiocritcbr uuSufriebtn per;
aBcn CT tbut 6idhdtt, UNI .RunbIhaf burtb outt
mno tilt9e llrbGtt 81 otptnncn, uno lpCnn 6unpcn
db htt lbm tttrc9Cn fnorn. Damn pcrlan9t CT nitht
Dap nc ntcoerum BET ibm anrutcn cllcn. 9r ntinlcbt
lttne 9t9enpdrt9Cn @Clhift auh fir Ole 3utunft
oufubauCn, unp tlrs tur6 Gbrlcbtsit tann IS 9r.
lbGbcn.
Scine 9rc6t Iuspabl Sitter. tCItCbcno ;um Sbcil
aus Sdcbtr itcrr Sdrts uno Strt Satnett ron al
ltn StMs, Si9urCn uno Yreitn, SlioGnt uno anoC:
re @elpdttcrn, !bCmccn, Yuitn, Grapatte, ,8ra0sn,
SaIhrntubCr, lpancihubc. Strttmpfc, u + No., fen:
nen an Sbcnbttt uno Btui9tsit nidbt G6rtroiTen
Gperecu.
8Ictrun9Cn pcrecn auf 9Cfttnuna ouf Die tiirjrifC
NuItiat nab QRurfb auf eit bcte NRauilr, nab t.
OCT rtran9ten gIrer uno auf Die fbSnlit uuo btliG
Ncilt ouf9rmatbt
8uftt nur bel ihm on, unb rpcr sinmo( rem berrn
etchtcnwollner <iouu9sltdde bctCumt, Ger unttr.
lttBt i'm auob i'll 5utunft. Niathet tincu 8tTuh
btt ihm, uup ibr wtrpCt psutlten Strs bt ibm mic:
ocrbcttn.
6uentdun, Tcrtmtcr 4, 1857. na1S