davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
lIu(tcrIrtfatiiiif.

Coy. gBiIe BON Sirsinicn tbrittt neulh meG-
rrrc interC1antr nattlilhe Ncti;en tter eie Gu'
asrnlsIe In pieIcm Staate nit. SIN Srret6e
giroinrns bsinpen liA p'ni9ten 3psttauIeno
Suopratn,eilrn, pper 1,5S0,000 Ider Iulterns
tGufc. gitmmt man bur6I6rittliG einen ertra8
BON etnrm Qdtel SuI6el per Suaeratrutbr an,
70 eraett TA cine Summe RON 7o4 4,OOO,OOO
SuIdel. - Die Iuitsrn rcrmrbren ltdh tin9emetn
RAID. Die 6ru6ttarteit elmer Iultcrnmuttsr TT
70 ercB, pa6 Ir idbrli6, ertbtenbstls i'm Nlenate
Mat. btrrridencem 9ait fur bret Wtlltcnen au'
tern lirfert. Der GmtrYp traudt untrr SinItt'
aen llmIlSuprn trlIuita prrt Sabre, ur tn pas
Stactum Der 6ienie6bartCit Su treten. Der 9rbbte
lbel pes 2aiace aebt jepph rurth bic Slutbltrb'
muno uno ben Separf per Slide psrlcrsn. Das
Sommrln Der auilern In rcr SaiGrercoe bretn'
trG6tiot Irolei6 bic SermcbrunS rerIelten un8es
mcin. Ntmmt man aui pislrn lmlano JtidHat,
fann lrts rn unerI6tpEiGrr &rrratt rcrbnnrm
Ien. Den @cIanmtsebalt atler In rrr NuItern'
l.le teIhditistrn 5Gbricu9e ntmmt @cp. SSile
auf $4,000 Gcnnrn al.
0mmt man pur6I6nit!li6 bic Grnnc tlcs tu
IS guI6cl an, 70 cntItcbt in Swei 5abrtGn zine
! Guantit1t Spn 14AO0,O0O SuIGsl unD prr
QBertb pcrIcltrn an Srt uno Stellc tclauIt Iih
auf 81, 500 900. g8abrihsnl6 iri9t absr rer
GrISs auf's DCppeltt. Son Sir9inirn rirb trt'
lGuFa Der finite She'll bcs GjrIanrmtrrl6frs 9e'
wcnncn. Der 0cuYerrrur Idldgt pcr, frrmbe
Jabr,usr Scn Der NuitsrnGic 8onS auSSui6lte6sn,
uno bios ltSeniirte S6ffc Sujulalien. Die Vie
teuIe Ipl So per Gunne tCtraScn, mas bel Roller
0apuns nidbt mrbr ais 80 Gent per SuI4sl aus
maiden miirrr. Gr l6lISt bic &rtauunS prn 3
Dampfcuttcr5 CUR Grntrc0e riries auf9eoebntrn
GjsltGIlrs pcr, uno pcranI6last bic Sautolt ten
erlclten auf 100000. bic lnterbaltunestoltrn
Einacecn auf $4,000 jdbrItt rU!si mad lensr
0erctnune INNER nod Gin Heinrrtra9 BON S4oO,'
| 900 i1brli6 iir zen Staat rrmildie.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
i7icI,t SpsrIaui.

Der Sib icbcs etn,etnen Mitatitbs5 in ber 9ts'
prGrntantcnbaae bes g8aihinstOn GapitclS, tr'
itct $50 uno isoc5 cin3clnc SArcjbpult 500. I'm
ter Ic6m llm1in0cn III ss wObi fcin 9GmOcr.
wenn unicr Sucset auf bic cncrmc Stmme oon
20 Nallicncn Gbasr anscI6wclrn III. Sn Den
n66lm gGnbtcn wtro bofrntIif rSpariamfcit"
wirprr Gins Der pcpuIGrcn Sala8wtrter werSen'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
Gin trnmcni.b!ttJcr lEbcnlant.

gu 9lc&rlcr, C]Icus EoyD ii JrcorA 9urtte
auf bic 9IntlaBe perbaitct worpen, paB CT icne
Jrau srIAla8cn uno Tc b1tc vrrbanswn l1iiw.-
Der R5rpCr Der ormru ,yrau mar ouf cine Ihrrd
lids g1dic atSc}r5rt WnC mar nit Gucsidun9cn
mo Sa&ccn tcpcdt. Die &urcr warcn ppn
rngr,icfer ttinabc oUfSWbyt. Ctr 61miije mar
SAwcBcr, unp Gins Der HnCrr tntuNtc bel ecm
Sulurit, paB csr &atcr wtBsn leincr GrauiImIrt
aus rcr Sthmcii vCrwieien molren iet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
l1rnnfDIUanifbc QjcIrbacbnn0.

Sn unIcrcr Staotss@ricggctan9 Rao pie Ges
INdftc ti50er nur larsIam pom Stattcn 9c9an8en,
unp nittts ppn tcIcnoerer gE6tistet 1T nod oOrs
actpmmcn. Oos g9i4tisitr mar bic Grrennm9
rcr Nc0cnrcn Gemmtttccn Der teipcn loIuIsr. -
llnitr 9|crrlicntart, !0wr 9tupp 1T &criiBcr Der
WhG; sGpmmittcs tCs 9tcprcleutantcnbaues. Sm
Srnot trri6tetc bic Committee 9eBcn ben 9Infauf
zines 0runt liid5 Sur 9GCbnuns pes 0cuprrnprs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
Gin Nnabr pen Sunecn scrriGtn.

9Iu,gort, 5. San.-Gcptc 3cbnRrn Gin tlrs
ncr &nate, rpmpe SOnntas NaAmttags ouf c'
nrm lcerrn Got in 9BacritrnGc Scn ipsi Nro6sn
SuGbunrrn anarfaucn, unc 70 ;erbiicn, Dap an
cine (3cilmS nt't mcNr ,u r0tcN 1T. Scinc lei
ben 6uBcn IcQcn S1nSla wrABrrGcn Fin unr
tOnnten re ounpe nitt nnorr5 pcn inn cegcs
madt wcrcCn, ais Dap man bsice t5ptctc. Der
&nat", wrltcr Gin sBaiie it, wurrc mad rrm
6uipital 1ctrnht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
Iiariab.

gtab Ben lcbtu6altcncn Scri6tsn son &anIad
Itcint cs, ais DGtten bic SctoYensGreunce lei Der
am 4trn Sanuar sebaltcnrn 9Satl aciicat mb
itrc Sthatstsamtr 70 mic cine Mrbrbcit Wtitatr.
Der in bic GjrIeBsctunB crwabIt. III lriGt fiji
bic Sttaprntrcitcr Cine Mebrteit ~ uIanSen wrrr
man aae MTouricr, bic j3re GrI6cinun8 MAIDEN
ouf bic 2oto 6oto Sritc lmmCn taEt, uno menr
iol&e MGnner wie GaIboun tie Stjmmrn 3S9len,
Salp mrGr bicrscn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

0S-Scr pret SaGrcn bate i'm Stnnt gieu gjorI
etn W1nn cinen gB0rtwcAid nit ieincr 8rau
wi6rcno wrt6cm CT eincn @imcr rrariif I'M 2BII.
fer gu 9olCn. ollrin cr tdm ME 3uriid mc allt
Spur prn i0m ipor rer1dwunpcn. EurjIiA ale
Die 5nmc trtm gtaAtcIsn ia6 trnt Der ucricrnt
Damn in bic &iite nit einrm Gimsr nit 9DoHtr
uno icetc ocnicltcn an Isinen Srt. ais wsnn nGts
uoracfancn Ici. Gr mar in Golifrpirn Scwrlrr
unp 9attr iib rtn iaIneS SermGBen erwcrtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
Finc rcitI,c lErhitl,aft .

Girc Ocnlmaao in 2GiytcnrtcrA hat in @mcn.
ibdft NIT crCi Shmtiltrn, 80 MQlcnrn Jranfcn
ven cincm IN SnpiCn prrlprtcnn %erwanoln &C.
crtt, we,dcr 80 0tiuioncn Dmtutditn bat. Die
2lns2lcanbcit it iton 70 wdt Ncorrnct, rap Srs
po!Imibt3ts naA Gcnpon 9crrlit iiap, rn SAas
in GupjlN1 II ncbmcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
StraGcIls sEaill,.

gm Icbtm Sam1o1 Ntrnb murbr 96ilIiam
oarSy ssn pbi(aoclpNta. SutIcritcntcns sSanmtrr
auf 0a6er, auf Der StraBe tct rrr Serbian 9rt'
d., in bte1cr Statt, in rincn GrmuBtlelrn 3ultanr
setra6t -ctnige mUGen wtiTtn burA G9I'roIcrm
UnO pieprr ancrrr bura rinen SAla8 in poS 0rn'd
unp UNI etipa SAC, oHrs GjrlO oas CT battr' he
m Sapft ft MS Hg$qh h6Ssp 6Sspp psiStal iSStal 5EEEsSR! EEEEfEs R'e
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

01T2Iu5 Whnuclcta mirp Qcitrjrten "0iel
6cuIdt cine iOI6e gtctb, Dap 9rrcr. Der cS yer
mag, fir ren 9Gintrr in cinrn anrrn Stoat aus
mnnpert. Gin Surscr Ycn S1inQt Der unte'
laTctc5 Giprntbum gum gEGrtGc pCn S32 600 te'
fist, mar ridt i'm St0noc, 9c1cn cine HYprtbct al
ecmicIbcn $50 ,u bergen, mo ouf elmer Jicif
mubtc CT IN Mtlwauttc icirr llbr Serpiinprn, um
iCinc tDrtrlrctbnun1 III ;abtn."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
Rrni;c llcrn,6cI,tnific.

Der fir,ltd prrnprtcnr .. g1attinirn, Ga.
Ycn Sartfcrb, Conn, bat 100000 rcrmaGt al
prci6ia Nrffcn uno Ni6tcn. 100000 iiir cint
frcc Sitlicttrt, 100000 fir Gin JtinbcrsNiyI uni
2anowirtbsI6utc, $4,000 an paS Sartfcrp Aip
$4,000 fir orme g9aIentnN,r, unp pcrI6iepcnt
anprc Sl,mmrn. bic pom $1,000 his gu $500
atmr6Icln, fir mpbtttStiae 3pcdc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
Ginbcimiidbc tIIanufaPtur.

On 6artfrrp fat or. :. &cbn bic crlcn Ger,
Jude 9ematt, omcriTanii4c Scirmltoiieju prpou:
rrrn. Cine SOatGnriac Scircnwctcrct III pOu
psmIcltm riuserdtct unc el5 in Ocrictrn vpr ctpa
Spr QBo6cn verfertigte Stud Sciccnjrus IOl pnd
erRe Iein, wrI6e5 ouf DEM amrritnniiArn GontinrH'
te 0spptrn irurce.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

OF Das SAif ,G'rcat goitcrn," rH4ct in
Gnotano crtaut purrr, unp wctht5 in lester 3dt
vpm Stapcl grlaIcn psrorn iOate, nil ntt ri t.
6 en-, trreocm Dap man in pieIrr Nrbet Ihcn
bena6c 400 tauirno 8balcr ocrIhmrnrct bat.
SGnmttitr WaI6ineren Ino ;crtrchen uno un'
tau06 0cmcrocn. 10 baE nan bic Nrteit an benz
iettcn rinilmrilCn Ctnlrittut Sat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

GS gift in pGtl&pelpbia $40 onacatGtr GcGrr,
rcr in 6n Iagc1iduIm unp 2I0 in rcn @tcnO'
i6uiru. Cie ,3abI Der Shulcr bctrG8t 5j,0l7
wpYpn tGRUa i'm Our@ihnitt 49,3l7 onmcimp
ltno mo 1880 nit Gnti6upsunscn ft9ten. Der
@t5alt RttrG1t S30i,722. Do4iauIs s2luSgabcn
stS,G3O. 9IuaSobcn fir NUrmoIi4uIm $780,
.635
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
1ic oltcn .Grcil,citsFricocr

ilsrtm RAID aus. Gris WSr; 1918 marcn BE
Ramcn ron $1,000 ScIpatcn, bic int Jlcsplu.
tirn5trcgc gcbicnt boten, aUf bic Icuionliitc
gcirpt wcrrct, Hcn prrcn am 30. 9Wri 1856 mr
no4 3l6 euf9cfa9rt warrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
1Dafcn.IlIanufaftur.

Gclt, rcr GrFnrr res 9tecctver. bat ron Der
ruiiiian Ne9isruna umfansreide SritclunGen er'
Naltcn. Dicirtten icaCn cOmplct seiicfert merpcn,
lo0ar bic, bic MdIhincrte in SspeBtm1ictcnrH
DampfmaI6incn, pom our@idnittlih 25 pfcrrr'
traft lino i'm Gcntrattc NIT enbs3ri1n unr Gclt
Ioa tcdtihtscn. Elm Nlcitcritit Su Ieiern, um Den
amcrjtmiitcn Wai4meNb1u i'm cprtpcibAftcItcn
9idtc ~ ,cidcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
Coo IN Ser Nirct,c.

9tm Scnnta5 scr attt 5G9cn iieI Elm ottcr 9err,
9AmcN0 Soipb y. ypnn, Gin Ginwptnrr ron
2GmoDam Wcrrjc Gauutp, glcw 9cricg, YOu ids
ncm SiB mGbrrno or rcm 0ottc1Oimit in elmer
STRIDE in Ns>pGF triwpDntt, unp vryiAirO auf Der
StCus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

GD-Dr 3aDtmciitcr rc5 Scr. Stao!rn 0Sm'
pfsr0 ,,Mj6t5an", welter int 6afrn prn Grtt
tcgt. brajrg an ii. Dec. SeI6itmorc, inccm {,
cine larTc CUii5 yaupauam nobm. Sin Iciicii
Spn ctwa $1,000 in icinrr Ht&nun5 ipa bic llr.
fade 9Cirrlrr icIn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
pg-Qm lebtcn Jreltus II untpcit OicIer Stob

FNp'N'' '~E'
Gin Ntann Yer6aftet pprNtr, auf bic gntla8c, ir'
scnrmO i'm Staat Neu SerIcY cine 5Itntc 9eItc9'
len Su Gntcn. Dns @rwrtr, pstdrS prrtbvcl
mar, Eattc or berets in rricr Statt pertauft-ie'
cc6 rrGtslt Der G9rrr rS wicrrr. - Der 0ict
pho wotritenli9 nun fir cine 9crounr 3citanl
pabin ~ panrern tatcn, no or ni6t 1cblcn fanli.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

B1Serr Stanley Srn YbjtabrlpNia fat in une
Icrrr @rirsaetuns cine Dill einactr1ft. mcItc
pas iCbisr VeiIrss 0CIcb wjcctrruIt. t.-Die tEGitc
rartn iclAeIcstc griicnS III 800 uno bic njcrritc
80 S6alcr. - llctriRcn6 tGnncn mir ntht Ic0rn,
roS rtc Sia 9iel YrIAisrm ven rcm irstScn Usicb
II
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
UDrn Serrrn 2aubab, @ciIcr unb
ontcrn, su Sarrisbura uniern Danf,
fir iibrrIanbte pi4tige 0ccnmente.
Grnrnnnna hurdl 0onp. ll0lIoh.

DaYtb SO. 9 Gfe1, CD, ais If
fentli6rr Irtar, fir 'Scha GauntY. :
Gs mar cine Scrnatld6iBun9 bnB btele
9ln,cige ni6t IApn lrstc 9Gp9c SeIhab.
9lbrr ras alte Sprihpprt 1T ia: uSSrIl
beErr fpdt aIs nicmals." :"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

BsB- Scirc5, bic GoUntgs unb bic grmcr6au5'
9lcbuunacn, bsiinNrn iitb in unierm bcutiNcn Gat.
tr. - Sag Gin icpcr Gurt1abcr btrIeItrn gcnau
unb tsra6Ham pur&Ietcn, unO Damn fir IiA IeltI
mbsiIcn, pb gut Urcr ni6t gut tdus9etalten ptrp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
nssegLnfnrns Icktcr gErchr. 10 Gnb rir Gr

2tnfnrs5 tester 2GcAr. 70 inS mir trrid,'
tct, ii Gin ,u Dem 2etn56aut bes Srn. Benjamin
@aden s a d., IN sOacunsir GnunI&tp, in
biricm GauntY NsbGunrCr Stau, rurd Gcucr scr.
Ilprt irorren. gGte pa5 5eurr cntilanrCn unp trjt
iawer Der SerIut ii, ba6cn mir ni&t Scnau aus
mittCfn fGnucn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
Uiefe eto .1Iittclanoii;5cm tlTccro.

@d btr 2tarn sinc5 uuttrieeiiten Ornbt3 fir
cinm Gelrerap9 3wii2rn 6ranfsi6 unp 9llstn
fano man, rap an riniscn Stcucn paS Mittrl.
tinciife Msrr 1000 JAHrn, ce:r tlinatr p
WGiIrn, titf wnr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

Im 3ORen Grtcmtr, 1857, sur6 rem Gtrtp.
! Srn. Q. &. GjrcB. Sr. Gcurap Socrts. (sSitt'
rcr.) nit Niib NancY @tiiin8sr, terr pUn ghe'
Der NHlicrp Gauni6ip, Buds Guunt9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

D@@8 mub Bier oRrr 0UtD nod te<
MERIT pcrtrn, boB Scrr Q8rtHrrbpIp mir
Gtnrr aus ben Yielen Yeripncn
lit, bic III 2tllrntaun pbrngccn4tr5 0r@
ftGft bCtrciben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

5ciIunaoiI fir Gin pcrwuncctco Gers,
3u Ircviecnce CI. Gilnnc) BAT Glen 9ln'
ciUuDD fiiriltd cinen gluSiprub pCn 81 600 S4a'
rcneriog 9C8cn D. Smitb crbaIrn fur Gin 0stro.
6rncS GBcpuipu1cn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

Qu8uRa. Ga, Z. San. Sn GorFr5 81"
srn.@hbcrci, Gag 60, Iclrn Warn, 5 Nc8rr
uno 2 gBeiGr, pen 9clhmOl;cucn Nctau itcriYttt
np ~ Iors gstrnnnt wcrrrn ftin,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

GF5n 8cfon bate elm MlItincntaur,
orr Ginger Belt Gin 9SlIcrrap fir bic atIantiibcr
Mdllm vUn 2awrrnrc gu touen, ppfir cr 1000
1balsr ertatten ioQtc, bod untcr Der SsCin9unJ
eaB CT rs Yrojent rcr 96alIrFraft babel crip1rrn
piirrr, mO dtcrrieS fir jepr5 wsttcrc rrip1rtt
prc,rnt $50 6Galcr. Oils cr icin Nao Iertt9 BAT.
te, bebauptrte rr, SO Yrcjcnt cripart Su batcn,
Da Die Summe Su tph iatcn, wurpe bic Gntihct'
pun0 Drricn Der tiihtiaitcn S1dteuncr I'M Stnat
iitertra1cn, weIde rem &Umitlcr 1900 Gb0lN
3ucrflnntcn. Gr bNttc icrtIcn5 auA 0rcBe 9tu5'
gatcn papcr gebatt. Man iNst, Dap ibm atlcir
bic gum 9au res States nGtbigcn matGcmotIhn
Serednmscn unp grpkcn iiHrr 5000 I9nIsr &C.
tcitct batGn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
Sclbfmoro pen er.pr6iernt Jence
pcn Ucra8.

NrwsS rteanS, IL. Sam. Son Gal.
prfrn acbt rie gta@r4t Gin, raB Or. anicr
Senrs, GrsYrIipent ppn Gcras. ild AM 8. SAM
uar rrI6ojirn bat. Der @,runp it nidbt on9cBc.
tcu. Or. Scne5 mar Gin bervcrrhgcnprr Sur.
ger pcn Qcra0 nod pcr rcr Gerd5rc9cIutirn, be-
tlcjrcte metrrre wi6ti9e Nemter uno 3uIrBt biz
YraTCenti@aft. Gr tcftrplrtctc ipItcr lrtbaft
bic ggnnrrGtipn ron Gcr1S an pic Ser. Staotrn-
uno war pann nit Souiton uno Nuat elmer rcr
6auptiU0rcr Der pcmcfratiihcn Ylrtct. &iirSlid
mar CT G0nSpat fir ben .. ct Snat, iiberIicf
atcr Irinr Ststlr an Sen. g. YntncY 6enperion.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

Sr. Srtmcnt, Der WeNwi9e amrritaniIA
GjelanNe i'm 0oag, bat ith in glcw-2 2Iort eli
mcutlrtes SSCbnbau5 fir Sl2j.O 600 gstluit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
Ipcttrcnncn fir cine gcitbc in Scr
SjtSSt RrScf!Vn.

Srrptlgn III im @ciibc ven ;md GrrpruS, tit
i@ br G'cihGit IL onscIc9rn iciN t1ltn, plB e ics
gar gBrttrrrnen UNI tic vttG.sn DaIteu. Seor,
puiclttn BAT cinrn Nilttcntrn. uno ais I'M Wutts
nod 9taAmittng Der ScltlmCrD rc5 SoDn Yeracr
tttOunt parrr, ctcn Die b;iOen 0ctu,ign ibre relp
0irtittr ju tcuH&yittjBrn, rtc lie bCire tetm Mts
tnociIm III cincm mo pcmeltcn SlIcn ontraicn
9ltpc Gcrcnsr5 lrranJn ouf mo trBaNncn cir
lGcttrcncn nah rm 0IciinAaiiic. lIngtGfIib
crwriit lclprrte Gcrrnir GoTre All Ginlangr pea
G'cIGn8niNtS, fd, wComd Gcrcrrr SnrN oir 3cq,
wrrl crrcidte uno rurtb Die @rribrmg Der EciaI
nit Icncr !oanp iein 9tcft aWf ctietc fAcrte.
rzg Gin Wam glamrn5 98tQinm NIman wur'
oe Etr;lA in 9lcrrsG Garolira mrlcn SigGmic prr
GTrt, wct CT cine 6rnu in jcncm Staot mO rtnt
aNrur IN Girgiricn sat. Gr wurbr pcvurt0tIIt, ou
csr Stclc rrUn uro rrctbig @cttihmEjcte gu tc
tcmmcn, cinen Gh1 cngriPcut gu wCem mi
SGrlI&oit fir Irtn Grihcnen trt rrr nS6HeI
Court ,u 9ctrn, rp bNm 1T @cgrmart rrr ycu
tie Der 8u6late 9 auf Irinrn linfrn Sntcn &c
tranrt uno er NOD nrun unp brciBi1 Yciti&cn
birbe tSFpmmsn fed. Gin tartcS llrtbril.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

Cg Sn5 pbuao. 3uatblu0 warbcn 237 ger
Ipncn in 1857 at9rIjefgt, 1j9 wurfrn rntIobcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20
9iun iCDet bier !
SSibel> >9fiebCrl00c.

Die 2r6a Gounty 9ibel. @tIcui6aft fat iGrr
Meprlogc i'm 9u6lotr gum ,vrtG gatrirt' In
2lucntlur, no SttCIn unp Jc'0mcntc in YCri&ies
psnsn Spra6cn ju Zen tiat9lcn grrlM iu gabn
fno.
December lG, 1856.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-01-20

g9-Nnh rem ncuercn 9todu6ten pom @us-
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ped up the water to his parched lips. He
revived sufficiently to see his companions
rushing up the mountain. AS they faded
away before his glazing eyes, the hiccough
ceased for moment, and he shouted
sOnce more-and the hills yours"
Honor to John Mattocks
Hour after hour sat upon the summit of
Kings Mountain listening to Major Borders.
He pointed out to me the different positions
of the combattants, and the maneuverings
of Ferguson's forces. He showed me the
spot where Williams fell; and where Fergu-
sons's tent was pitched ) But the sun began
to sink, and weswere compelled to take to
our horses We passed along the crest of
the Mountain about four hundred yards when
we had to ascend somewhat abrupt eleva-
tion, upon the top of which, commenced the
old road, which I have already mentioned
known as Ferguson's road. We followed
it, gradually inclining southwark: until we
arrived at the ridge running over to Browns
Mountain, to the top of which we ventured,
and obtained fine view of the valley of
Broad River, and Gilkey's Mountain. Re-
turning to the foundery, 1 bade Major Bor-
ders adieu, and took my solitary way back
to the Iron works, where arrived some time
in the night, having walked the three last
miles of my journey, out of compassion for
the in6rmitics of Roam, and not, as it might
be mischievously conjectured, through fear
of his stumbling.
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ONES MoTHER.-It has been truly said
that the first thing that rushes to the recol-
lection of soldier or a sailor, in his direct
difficulty, is his mother. She clings to his
memory and affection in the midst of all the
forgetfulness and hardihood induced by a
rowing life. The last message he leaves is
for her; his last whisper breathes her name.
The mother, as she instils the lesson Of piety
and filial obligation into the heart of her in
FAINT son, should always feel that her labor
is not in vain. She may drop into the grave;
but she has left behind her an influence that
will work for her. The bow is broken, but
the arrow is sped and will do its Office.
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From the Boston Journal.
DEATH BY DROWNING.

Atthis season of the year we usually hear
of numerous instances of drowning, and this
city is no exception to the melancholy frc-
quency of the occurrence. Yesterday we
recorded an instance of young lad who was
drowned on Saturday, and to-day we have
another. These instances mostly occur while
bathing, and the sufferers are generally boys
or young men. DR.. Arnott, in his Elements
of Physic, states the following reasons why,
in ordinary accidents, so many persons are
drowned who might easily have been saved !:
l. Their believing that the body is heav-
ier than water and therefore that continued
exertion is necessary to keep them swim
ming. Now as a man cannot retain the
swimming position without continued exer-
ton, the body raised for moment above
the natural level. sinks as far below it when
the exertion ceases; and the plunge by ap-
pearing the commencement of a permanent
sinking, terrifes the unpractised individual
and renders him an easier victim to his fate.
2. From fear that water, by entering
the ears, may drown, as if entered by the
nose or mouth, wastful exertion of strength
is made to prevent it; the truth being, how
ever, that it can only fll the outer ear, or as
faras the membrane ofthe drum, and is, there.
fore, of no consequence. Every diver and
swimmer has his ears filled with impunity.
8. Persons unaccustomed to the water and
in danger of being drowned, generally at
tempt, in their struggles, to keep their hands
above the surface, from feeling as if their
hands we're tied while held below; but this
act is most hurtful.
4. Not knowing the Importance of keep
ing the chest all full of air as possible, the
doing Of which has nearly the same effect
as tying bladder Of air to the neck, and
without other effort will cause nearly the
whole head to remain above water. If the
chest be once emptied, while from the face
being under water, the person cannot inhale
again, the body remains specifically heavier
than the water, and will sink.
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THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.

An able article in the Boston Post happily
and forcibly says: In looking into some
of the papers of the day, one might suppose
that the North is one nation and the South
another, that the Northern man is bound to
despise all below certain line, and that the
Southern man must hate all above the same
line-that it is for the interest of the two
sections to be separate Republics, instead of
being zone and indivisible.' But in look
ing at the discovery of the country, we find
an argument in favor of its unity. Its set
Element, too, pointed towards the same unity.
The history of the country, whether in war
or peace, has proved it to be but one nation
contending against common foes, and estab-
fishing common liberty. The people, too,
as whole, speak but one language, and their
interests are sufficiently alike to make na-
ton in the highest degree prosperous. If
the country if afflicted with evils, it may be
said, that they are the birthright of all the
nations, and that the world itself IS but a
mixture of good and evil. If we look at the
country with geographical view, we shall
find no evidence in favor of division, but
much in favor of union. The States, as a
whole, whether Northern or Southern, are
large States. The North has a peninsula
State in Michigan, the South in Florida. If
the north has the advantage of the great
lakes, the South has the Gulf of Mexico
If one section has vast seacoast, so has
the other section. If the North has the
Pacific ocean to itself, the South has larger
and more navigable rivers. If the South
has better soil and milder climate, the
North has more waterfalls and more indus
try, which is strengthened bya bracing at
mosphere. If the South is more agricultu-
raj, the North is more commercial and man
ufacturing-and thus the agriculture of the one
and the commerce and manufactures of the
other are mutually aided and strengthened.
If the East needs the meats and breadstuffs
of the West, and the West needs the manu-
factures, the capital and the emigrants Of the
East, much more does the North, in one lat
itude, need the productions Of the South ina
very different latitude; and the South needs
what the North has to give in exchange, for
similar reasons The union of these States
has, therefore, been established by combi-
nation of causes, in their discovery, settle
ment, history, geography, and in different
climates, soils, circumstances and pursuits
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REFORM CONVENTIONAL Convention
of fanatical men and silly women was held
in Rutland, Vermont, week before last. A
woman named Julia Branch, of New York,
offered the following resolution
'Resolved, That the slavery and degrada-
tion of woman proceeds from the institution
of marriage; that by the marriage contract
she loses the control of her name, her per-
son, her property, her labor, her affections,
her children and her freedom
The resolutions was discussed by Mrs.
Ernestine L. Rose, Mrs. Branch, and some
three of four men. A man named Foster
said
He cared nothing about the Union; he
would say, rather than single slave should
beheld in bondage, Down with the Baion;
down with the Constitution; down withre-
ligion; down with the church; down with
the Bible-and let all go to hell and dam
nation
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A QUICK QUARTER.-A boy worked hard
all day for quarter Of dollar. With the
quarter he bought apples, and took them to
town and sold them on the street for dol
lar. With the dollar he bought sheep
The sheep brought him lamb, and her
fleece brought him another dollar. The
next spring he had two sheep, two lambs,
and yearling sheep. The three aeeces he
sold for three dollars, and bought three more
sheep. He now had six, with fair pros
pect. He worked, where he found oppor-
tunity, for hay, corn and oats, and pasturing
for his sheep. He took the choicest care of
them and soon had flock. Their wool en-
abled him to buy pasture for them, and by
the time be was twenty.one he had fair
start in life, and all from the quarter he
earned in one day.