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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06


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29cmbur9 1ruppc, 9oPt. s4tiR Centre SIley
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). 6. 3tnerman, gGbatbaa Nrttleriiieu, CAPT
SalitIn, Serbian &rttllelilsu, Capt. @lusltr.
tsB9b 9diels. Gapt. 9httsr -panFttiGs 8ri.
pUgRun9 it rrnGrtet, Auf 8cirbl Upn
,... Brig. Gm. Scrman Eupp.
q. 9. 8rncr linO nod folsenpc Gcmpaanicn
lcrJlih einBelaprn pieirr YIrare, wcl6e erpt6ih
DIe Srbbtc lCin wirp, Die is in tiCtm pprr Ter be.
naabartrn Gaunits5 hattfanp, tsiSuwohnen, unp
Die WrbrJlbl berielbsn bat bCreits lire @inpiCi'
lun9 o0Su 9e4eten ndmli@ Die SCtbIetem
lruppc, &npt. 0tUrge 98tnuCr Gte g4al6in9,
ton &ruppr ron plnIturg; Die ycnbdrteOiuc
(Srfs GauntY) Iruppr, Capt. Shamo g3al6s
tnAtcn 0reys, Capt. SclfriOse unp bic &reirers.
pile SpIuntscrS. Glpt. SCbn GIuta6. 70 mr ale
anrerr frepitlige Gcmpaguien unp 8raBtauren
otce5 unp Der btnatbbarten Sauntics iiRp Ger,lih
tnGclaren tsiSuwobncn.
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9tuh unb bic sIIps Gillin9er uno Stcdcl, 70 mtr
BUS pubiitum in GOtmriHrn ii atbtungsUOu
engCldpen bciiupUbnCu.
Dies wrO einCS Der 9Iinicnb1rn Yarobcn as.
leBsn Die ie IN rrirm VanOcstbeil RattfanO, uur
Der 0dllntrtb aGron 0utG Nib nit rem
trtcn 9rcviiOnm pcrIrten ltin, bic IN tenn Gauns
tp crlaItcn wcrcCn EGunrn, uuo 0uf atle onrrre
MIR trpsntt6c gGrie oat 9ciu6cner ,u tcfrctt.
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r, Alt unp Sung, @erbeiratbrte unp yrrilc cinr
8anj per9nd9te ,5cit batrn wrrem.
by guttsUIIe iii Gin Srt wcGin man aon,
Istdt 9clanacn tann, hcnn babrlte liclt nUr &
NIetIrn uUn Ntentaun, mo uur cine baltic Weilr
ocn 0aIbclt's StatiOn, an Der Gntalauaua unp
.5csrIsuiae eilenblbn, sntfsrnt. gSetnst pabe
Aie bel, rcnn eS pro Sud gepiB mdbt aerrurn
BtgtnIputtS yrfp'tH 5u ItH.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
Sr. SSS0ItOn'S
q mcritaniI1e 9illrm
Jrenbc fir Die 2ei6enbcu !
Juua UmrriEn 2irarcid,I

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100 Sdtru. 8etn 8Gllam. trin NRtrsurp, tGin 10:
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3psi tttne ptuea cine Dcls cbns Gslhmad uRo
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wsut9 @rIabruu9 in ciritr 8rontbeit ba6Su.
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tbdmtr, an9Cbradbt babtu.
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wSbnlthsn WcbanoIunsEn. ST bat Buursrts pen
Sdltr 9t3clt rpclbs burtb anocre cine Nuten be-:
banoclt rfrosn poren. Die 9'tbouoluns surirt iC
9fwiB ais Die SCnne auf9cbE SbItGgs etncn StSmp
Elm nno aoorrlre DR. 1Baltcn, rple rbeuttaat-
fb,stss inc pc0e 6eIbidG otinss Snles ntrl II, unp
ou ,e!rs len Sag k9nsu, on oSn oii Den @uilb srs
maht tHil ,a erbeItgn ~as 9spF iit-sinc ra6i:
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
Die Ontbsuiue
@ranbBfe WlilitartLtr Naratc.

Nuf GcmpaBniTr meiner SriSats
tatcn lid auf BEN %. October nda'
feEs, UNI 10 ubr SOrmitta9si unp
5par an 0alGouIe BON u arc II
y u tf, IN UutbsptIIe, 2ea1 Gaua'
tg. Ju Der tdtrliden pararC du per'
iammtIn. @spaats Brigade l6licbt
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licb 4: Die g8tetbaa LruppC, Gapt.
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oa6 bic nrulibcn 5ortcu seitsu unTtrc Idnet acate
ntdt oapcu abbalten, ptnn ns stumal th oaJu Entt
bIc6su hatep, oos pousbalttu On;ufun9su, uuo rpis
IS rst idtiut rDiSe eist5 SrGtGbr Gin sSssrer 3u;
eraa9 oIe ic gu BEN
2sucnt0,sn China GtoJr.
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Dec lIraebe ptll bsrll6s inlurr Hsbr uuo nsbr be-:
tanRt wlro uno aucb ju9lttb ii ttttrlsust bat
0aR man baitlbIt tr9tuo stIpGs unO aars sr6altcn
fam, Iuas in een 2St9e prn
Guesuspaaren, Deli pber Grcdcrte - 70 mic
Stein, Grprn'. Britannia, @las. uno gel.
Zen Naaren, unp 2lmpen,
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len WrI nlscrt9sr oils oitiebtn feubGr in eStba &C.
9stauft nerotn tOnnttn-tbs rsr
2tllentnMm Gbina Gtpbr
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iu utrtaufln rtu meit au6ltothuttltsn uno perlbc:
oSnarulittu Stcd ofr il Dem Qubtttunl gum @tttauf
an9tbctu wuroc. &Htr cnlpfan9eu auCb resstmiBt9
arrBs Scrrdtbe pon ben pdItrcu uno mtilt 9eiutten
pattfruS, um Die immer ;untbmtuoe 9tahfrdac bel
uns gu bsfritrt9tu. ltno "a mir uniire ealSt auf:
usrtiamtIi oGrduf 9trtd1tet battu in 9epsrn Auau:
rtien Su taufen. uuo raeurh 0fttrs htb ctnlttlens
Den Gcrultin in Den Cities ucriubsuscu, 70 t6nucn
ptr an grtiGsu pertaufea, osnsn anuts nismauo
9lttd tommCn fam btr hlht Den nGnildrn 4lan
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IN Dem
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len oes @aunIrs bic nlrdbe ebranehsn, ais melt
Sd9Ir be;tlthntt ptroen, ais r9eno Ctpas oas bic:
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Gaujs 6atftmittet. gRa %. 1858 $l30,97l 10
Snrem Der Ste iibrIite 8Sriht bcrgGtegt ,pirN,
mcdbsn ee Dtrtttorsu Ole dufmirtiamteit Nts pubs
ttumS Harauf ltuteu. ba6 pShrtno Stcd gcHlpaas
neh 9Ejpunesn parsu ibrc 8srihsrunos:R RuIrh ,u
trbShtn, mn as9snistios @cmpOanisu ihrs 5uSluht
gu bcbtn aIeftnEutS hrharn r,u6ttn. nm ben unass
hsuer ibntu SunehmCnceu 8ettuittn turh SSuer al
btaeartn, ets cbae Gcmpa9nis, noheSm fs olidllh
ourd 8 Sabre SrtrattcnCu raBirt III. i'm BtGe els
mes SFrado llrterhulies ron SisbcnlehH g
Sau eno 8 haI ct, uno tiufm CSuorantie Gas
pitai pen dter Y n iounbett uab Dreis
$40 Sdufeuh b 3 halter aIoben fbit6, uno
rpdtbFs aUcs iCh auCh nrtb tSah pcrmrhrt.
Rnn trhcht biCraus ea eicfs Gjttlihoft in ciuem
pdnlhensprthtn 3uitoars 1T. nne Scthc Die ihf
St9tnthum nctb uiht retthctt bdbrn. purstn spcM
tbun eits eurtb bisle Gcitnihof sfbrbrn ju Iaeen.
10. Sircftprcm
8. Srattr, Sriepr6 Sulbta@,
Dapip Stridltr, Sbrmns Gray,
9. u. 5drb, SUbn qanrss,
gSiliam gSlalse, Gil &inbia. f
-. &raber, prefosuh
.. Stricflcr, GstfctuiF.
e. Sti9& c0tftnibaft hat cen lutsrcih- eftn ala
Thru aatnt anafcut, be prther ollie Sclthe in ftt:
fem 9onntn, Die ibt @iatutbum in aceatier Gcms
pa9ntt psrdstt jn babcn Ipdnbeu. anjutuFsf tsliss
bCn, ~. ..'r.E #..g
Stuff %. 1858. l'' :" nots
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
MubitDrS Nn'et0e.
grn irbr fbiBtarcm lie8enpem Gi8en-
September %.

Sn pSm GBaIisusribt pru gscbo G0untp.
Sn Ter Sade trr 9tsdnuns ron George 9ictt
uno 9S. q. 9ttdert, Nominilratoren Spn Der !ons
tcrla1eni6aft rcs rsrilurbencn Or. 6rnrg Wum.
bauer. lestbm pUn SPnn G9uniGiP, Gsda Gauntg
llnO nun ausuR 6, 1858. auf 8oriGGas bee
6errn Oliver. crnGnnte Die 9ourt s Ulbua
SritsrIiu O. ale Auritpr. um tsid9tr 9sa.
hung turhiuietGn uno ttepuieitrIn unp Srrtbsi.
lung Rem 0cIeg 0cmab gu MAIDEN.
GFSSN Aus Cen urtunCsn.-!8eEu9ts.
S1sg 9. 0auSman, S6r.
sag- Der ptrntenamte 2tupitpr mtrN lib 3u Orul
gnp;wrf leinsr SsiiinmunS ciniinpm. ouf 5rct.
tags ben Strn October nG6icns, um I 0 llbr Sor.
miitass, am GouIs ron . aptp 8IetIrr,
III gpnnpjae. pcrbriaBtrm 1duni&p, atwo lia al'
lt SntueBrtsn riniinpm tEanen, wrnn iIe s0 oils
nbtbiS cradtrn.
September %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
NQ0riGt.

Srn. GrantGtn's WufmtbaIt In aTmtaun
1t nuit unwieerrufih bis auf ben 9tcn Sctctsr
fcl2eirBt gu wclder 3cit sr Isinc Sffiis fir ben
bsfAen 9las IhltrBen pirb .-Srinsn aufri6ttgen
Dant benz gutltum ilr bic i9m erwisirne Auf.
mafiamtttt otfattcnb. fublt er iA Su trmsrfen
crdnlaGt bab oifsnt9en 9ericnem tis feline Cry.
itau.G'lditr Obrr anbtte cpttfhe Sniirumsntr li8
anSuIdafen 8erentem nidt Iansrr nit itren 8e.
itcuun9n 5bBrrn mtstn, ba er fir etrls tur,e 3eit
NIT aGfudsrn GtrrtGuit IL. bic ausSufibrsn i4m
nur oura ietliaen BaiPra4 mE8lA irin wtrb.
SgptCmtcr 20. no2m
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From the Boston Post, Dec. 90.
Spicy COrrespOndenCe.--A True
Wife.

We are assured by friend who is person
ally cognizant Of what he states, that the fol-
lowing piquant correspondence is genuine. A
gentleman whose business calls him good
deal from home, is accustomed to give the
custody Of his correspondence to his wife an
intelligent lady, who, in obedience to instruc-
tions, opens all letters that come in her hus-
bands absence; answers such of them as she
can, like q confidential clerk, and forwards
the rest to her liege lord at such places as he
may have designated at his departure. Du-
fng recent absence Of her husband, the lady
received a letter, of which the following
(omitting names, dates and Places is true
copy:
stY DEAR Sin Il saw fBe picture of you
yesterday. and fell in love with it, as did with
the original in W last winter, where saw
you more than An hour, though suppose you
ald not see re among SO many. fear you
Tni think me forward in thus addressing you /:
1Ht trust you aro as noble aad uususpecting
@ yGi are handsome and brilliant Perhaps
3'l 11ttl Ike TO know something about me
your &fasu, adHlreII WcH ! am not very
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j
] al. his vengeance, and decided that after
Two more nights Pauliae should be free.
i'Gorgeop," he said, ''had played hi9l off
eight times, but he thought has comedy
ought g count double, and four perform
.:.uccs Eould heal his wounded honor. -
They were to play, the two succeeding
nights, an amusing vaudeville Of Messrs.
Nayier and Yarien, called, "La colere q
AchMe," The hero of the piece, AchHle
Pp1,ostn, is modern "!Syanarelle," " who
finds in everything cause for suspicion
mud jeal, usy. lfhe discovers cane in
his entry he thinks it was left by rival,
and breaks it to atoms without recognis
ihg IL as nis own. He forgets his hat in
his wife's chamber, and returns for it;
seizes it, and crushes it furiousl y up, look
ing sayagel y around at the same time, IN
every possible corner, for the owner Of
the Cursed hat. Finally, in climax Of
despair, he RESOLVES on suicide, and loads
a pistol to blow out his brains; but scru-
pie arrests him: He wants to destroy
himself, to be sure but he does not wish
to give himself pain. SO, to conciliate
his horror Of existence with his tender
aess for his flesh, he places himself be-
fore a mirror, and Suici'des has image.
The pieces on the first night achieved
an enthusiastic success. Two hours be-
fore the performance Gorgeon had refused
to receive visit from his wife, and he
played the part Of the enragcd Achillc
con dnaore. Unfortunately, the theatre
pistol was a venerable relic, which would
not go off until after the third attempt.
But Gorgeon said to the manager, as he
made an excuse after the performance ;
" Never mind-Tye got an excellent pis-
tol in my rooms, which III bring for to-
morroW's performance, and which I'll
promise p1t to fall" Sure enough, the
hext evening he brought double barrel
pistol of admirable workmanship. "Iou
see," said be to the manager, g if the first
barrel fails, | can fire the second
lie acted with force and spirit beyond
his happiest antecedents. ...
At the last scene instead of firing into
the mirror, he turned the barrel Of his
weapon rapidly around and shot his wife
through the heart; then, before the spec
F4t8rs had recovered heirpresenee Of mind
he blew out his own brains with the see
ond barrel?
The performance was of course inter
rupted, and the tragedy made a great hub
bub in Saint Petersburg. 1t was Prince
Fasilikoff who related it to me.
"Would you have believed it," cried
he, as he finished the tale. "Gorgeon
and Pauline had really married for love
That's the way with you people at Paris 2?
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NEW GOODS,
Low Prices and Ready Pay,
AT SHARON CENTER.

VFIHE SUBSCRIBERS are offering for sale
n an entirely new stock, consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
COOKERY, GLASS WARE, BOOTS
d SHOES, HATS l. CAPS, UNI
BRELLAS, PARASOLS,
WINDOW SHADES,
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NOTIONS, &c, &c.
In our selections the wants of all have been
remembered. The Gentlemen can find in OF r
stock of Ready Made Clothing an clega t
Fashionable suit, or substantial Business
suit, and we have Hats Il Caps and Boots &
SHOES to match,
The Ladies can find Fashionable Bonnets
beautifully trimmed, or bonnets and trimming /;
good assortment of Dress Goods, and trim
mings; Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery and CATERS
And, last but not least, corded and skeleton
Skirts also, Rattans, Skirt-Whalcbone and
Brass Skirt-Hoops; beautiful Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, Corals, Fans, and too many
other things to enumerate, all of which we
are selling low for Cash, Lumber, or any kind
Of Produce. FLOUR, MEAL, FISH &c, con-
stantly on hand,
". 3. l. ]. Il. GRAVES.
Sharoa GenteF, Potter Co., Pa, June 5,
lS57-l0:3-tf.
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PHILADELPHIA.

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geteftGn Misrellany.
From, the 4aantic Monthly.
THE OLD MAN DREAMS.
BY o. ". HOLMES.

o for one hour of youthful joy
Give back my twentieth spring
I'd rather laugh, bright haird boy,
Than reign, gFay=haired king
OF with the wrinlIed spoils of age
Away with learning's crown
Tear ont life's wisdom written page,
And dash its trophies down
One moment let my l'fe-blood stream
From b0yhoods tount Of flame!
Give me one giddy, reeling dream
OF life all love aud fame!
Ny listening angel heard the prayer,
And calmly smiling, said,
Hlf I but touch thy siIvercd hair,
Thy hastF wish has sped.
rBut is there nothing in thy track
To bid thee fondly sta,
While the swift seasons hurry back
10 find the wished-for day?"
--Ahl tE4est soul OF womankind!
Without thee, what wele life ?
zone bliss can not leave behind:
Ill take-my--preclouS-wlte."
The angel took sapphire pen
And wrote in rainbow dew:
% The man would be q boy again,
and be a husband too
'And is there nothing yet unSaid,
Before the change appears
Remember, all their gifts have fed
With those dissolVing years r
why, yes for memory would recall
Ny fond paternal joys
! could not bear to leave them all
III take-my-girls-and- boys y
Ths smiiing angel dropped his pen
Why, this will never do:
The man would be a boy again,
And be father too!"
And SO laughed my laughter woke
The household with its noise
And wrote my dream, when mornips broke
To please the gFay=haired boys.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

Bszg- The venerable widow of President Har-
risou, the Cincinnati GGzette says, has been
for considerable time confined to her bed, at
the residence of her son, j. Scott Harrison.
Old age, rather than any particular disease,
has asserted its influence upon naturally ro-
bust organizations Mrs. Harrisonis now more
than eighty years of age.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

JANE EYRE's OPINIoN.-I know that if wo-
men want to escape the stigma of husband
seeking, they must act or look like marble or
clay-cold, expressionless, bloodlesS; for every
appearance of feeling, of joy sorrow, friendli-
ness, antipathy, admiration, disgust, are alike
construed by the world into the attempting to
hook husband, Never mind wcll-meaning
women have their own consciences to comfort
them after all. Do not, therefore, he too much
afraid of showing yourself as you are, affection
ate and good hearted; do not harshIy repress
sentiments and feelings excellent in themselves
because you fear that some puppy may fancy
that you are letting them come out to fascinate
him; do not condemn yourself to live only by
halves, because you showed too much imta-
ton, some pFagmatical thing in breeqhes might
take it into his pate to imagine that you de-
signed to dictate your life to his inanity.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

AGRICULTURAL SHORTER CATECmsM.
= What are Tiles PA Yankee invention
for drainipg pockets; so called from re-
semhlanoe TO the prevailing style of gen
tlemen's hats.
What is BuckrAeqt 9-Masculino
wheat. The female is called domyh.
WHAT'S Breahing "A western phrase
signifying a regular smash-up of prairie
dom. The present pressure has been so
heavy as to break things generally out
west.
What arc Uad Oats?-A kind of
grain usually soWn broadcast by farm
boys-good for fast horses.
What Is Cobdage "A plant popular
among tailors with large families.
How are Vegetables Lest Preserved p
Place them i'll seller hand 1s-or bury them
in peach1pits.
what is" Garden Sass 9"-Cultivated
importinence.
What Fuit P'cases Garroters ?-Choke
pears. They are also familiar with the
art-i-choke.
Why are People wth COrns like certain
Vegetables 2-Because they are toe-mar-
tyrs.
Is there q Vegetable Hen Yes; the
egg plant.
Uor can Ioung Ladies soonest secnre
Farms Flake " "conn1y qent(eQ.an =
Why are Ostiey~ Witerate }-Because
they read only stable iitter-aturc.-Boston
Post.