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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
"Falling Between the Cars. ~
From The Boston Transcript.

Mr.. EDITOR: Your paper of Tuesday
evening reports that "a brsketiah on the
Ce ntrsl road yesterday fell between the
cars while the train was in notion" Ac-
cidents of this kind are of frequent occur
renee, but as there is only one victim at
time, little notice, comparatively. is taken
of the matter. There have been over two
hundred instances with three years past:
The late .amented Professor Hudson, of
Oberlin College, was probably killed in this
manner, his nangled body being found upon
the track q short distance from the station,
soon after the departure of the train upon
which it was known he was travelling.
Every one who travels by railway is more
or less liable to be exposed to the same
danger How often passengers enter car
that is full, and are then obliged to pass
from one to another in search of a seat. In
the mean time the train starts, perhaps in
deed at the very moment of stepping across
the treacherous chasm between the cars,
when The sudden jerk may precipitate them
into the jaws of death. Cases in point are
known to the writer. Even conductors and
brakemen, familia as they are to the peculiar
motion of the cars. constantly experience a
sense of danger of losing their balance.
Especially is it perilous when Ice is on
platforms, and in the night, when, owing
to the ever varying width of the space be-
tween the cars, they are liable to be de-
ceived as 10 the exact distance required to
step.
Those interested in perfecting rdilrdsd
improvements have long appreciated the
Importance of guarding against the danger
in question. Various devices have been
adopted, but none yet used will accomplish
the object desired. What is wanted is
sure protection; rendering it impossible for
one to be thrown to the ground while Cross
ing from Car to car.
Would not editors. or some of their able
correspondents, be doing the public bene-
fit by discussing this matter and calling
to it the attention of inventors!
FRANKLIN:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05

AN ETHIOPIAN VIEW OF THE SEX.-
{ Dey may rail again women rs much as dey
like, but dey can't set me agin oem. hab
always in my life found dem to be fust in
lub, fust in quarrel, fust in de dance. flu t
in de ce-cream saloon, and de fust best, and
de last in de sick room. What would we
poor debils do widout dem. Let us be born
as young, as ugly, and as helpless as We
please, and woman's arm am open to re-
ceibe us. She it am who CUBS us our fust
dose of castor oil, and puts cloze pom our
helplessly naked limbs, and cubbers up our
foo,s and toeses IN long flannel petticoats;
and it am she, as we grow up, who fills our
dinner baskets wild doughnuts and apples as
we start TO school, and licks US when we
tears our trousis."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
"Judge Not

Judge NOT; the workings of his brain
And of his heart thou canst not see;
What looks to thy dim eyes stain,
In Gods pure light may only be
scar. brought from some well-wonfeld,
Where thou woud'stonly faint and yield
The look, the air, that frets thy sight,
MAY be a token that below
The soul has closed in deadly fight
With some internal fiery foe,
Whose glance would scorch thy smiling grace
And cast thee shuddering on thy face!
The fall thou darest to despise-
May be the slackened angels hand
Has suffered it, that he may rise
And take hrmer, surer stand,
Or, trusting less to earthly things,
NAV henceforth learn to use his WINGS
And Judge none lost, but wait and see,
With hopeful piety, not disdain;
The depth. of the abyss may be
The measure of the height OF pain.
And love and glory that may raise,
The soul to God in after days!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
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My Cigar, Love.
BY NiEMAND.

H
Letlovers have heart-rending sighs'
And rave of jetty locks and eyes,
= They may be favored-yet
/ have a fairer love, by far
A bright eyed maiden, named Cigar p
A beautiful brunette!
oh. she's bonnie little sprite, as
And often Of q moonlight night
Do we together rove,
Dreaming the happy hours away. =,
What care we then for grave or gay
and my bright eyed love!
When her soft bps to mine are pressed,
oh. where the man than more blessed!
What greater earthly blisss
Seeming the air with her sweet breath,
She sinks into the arms Of death,
Expiring in kiss!
She ne,er is cold, nor frowns on NE;
She's no coquette, nor vain Is she
Az some fair damsels prove;
True as the needle to the star,
When first met my dear Cigar,
Igr,w quite sick-fron love!
She soothes my ills, and when ] mourn
She comforts me. and in return y
Asks of me but mite;
should indeed ungrateful be
To grumble when she puts on me
A burden that is LIGHT!
NV Spanish maid! dear constant one,
Through this life / will journey on,
Seeking no love but thine;
And when at lest, I'm called away
From these to other scenes, oh! may
Thy ashes mix with mine!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05

ways made an address, suited to the occa-
sion. If there was anything remarkable in
the history of the deceased, it was turned
to religious account in the next Sundays
sermon. Singing meetings, to practice
church music, were great resort for the
Young, in winter. Balls at the
taverns were frequented by the young; the
children of deacons and ministers attended,
though the parents did not. The winter
brought sleighing, skating, and the usual
FOUND Of in door sports" --.f -.-..-..-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
The Turn of Life.

From the age of forty to that of sixty,
man WIN has properly regulated himself
may be considered as in the prime of life.
His matured strength of constitution rend-
ers him almost impervious to the attscks Of
disease, and experience has given his mind
the soundness of almost infalliblity His
mind is resolute, firm, and equal: all his
functions are in the highest order. He as
sumes the mastery over business; builds up
competence on the foundation he has
formed in early manhood, and pusses through
period of ite attended by many gratitica-
tons. Having gone year or two past
sixty, he arrives at a critical period in the
road of existence: the river of death flows
be fore him, and he rem aims at q stand-sti ].
But athwurt this river is viaduct, called
1.-The Turn of Lle," which, if crossed in
safety, leads to the valley "Old Age" round
which the river winds and then flows be.
yond without boat or causeway to effect
its passage. The bridge is, however, con.
structed Of fragile materials, and it depends
upon how it is trodden whether it bend oil
break. Gout.appoPlexy, and other bad char,
acters, are also in the vicinity TO waylay
the traveller. and thrust him from the pass
but let him grid up his loins, and provide
himself with fitting staf',and lie may ttudgs
on in safety. with perfect cpmposure. Tc
quit metaphor, the "Turn of Life" is ,
turn either into a prolonged walk or into
the grave. The system and power having
reached their utmest expansion, now begin
either to close like flowers at sunset, o
break down at once. One inludiciuu
stimulant "a single fatal excitement-ma,
force it beyond its strength; whilst a care
ful supply Of props, ahd .ths withdrawal o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05

The PREsS-wHAT is IT!-The realm
of the press is enchanted ground. Some
times the editor has the happiness of know
ing tina: he has defended the right, exposed
the wrong, protected the weak; that he
has given utteranee to sentiment that
has cherished somebody's solitary hour,
made somebody happier, kindled smile up
on sad face, or a hope in heavy heart
He may meet with that sentiment months,
wears after; it nav have lost all traces of
its paternity, but he feels an affection for it.
He welcomes it as long absent child
He reads it as for the first time, and won-
ders if, indeed, he wrote it, for he has
changed since then. Perhaps he could not
give utterance to the sentiment now: per-
haps he would not if he could. 1t seems
like the voice Of his former self calling to
the present, and there is something morn
full in its tone. He begins to think, to re-
member-remember when he wrote it, and
why; who were his readers then, and whith.
or they have gone; what he was then, and
how much he has changed. So he muses.,
till he finds himself wondering if tina,
thought of his will continue to float on after
he is dead, and whether he is really look
ing upon something that will survive him.
And then comes the sweet consciousness
that there is nothing in the sentiment he
could wish had been uuwritten; that is thu
better part OF him-a shred from the gar
ment of the Immortality he shall leave be
hiud, when he joins the "innumerable car
avan," and takes his place in the sien
halls of DEATH Chicago Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05

OIL shouldn't care much about the
bugs said thin, pale lcdger to his land
lady, but the fact is, ma am, have not the
blood to spare
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05
Twelve Shipwrecked Japanese and
Their Adventures.

Six Months al the mercy OF the ""oS'
THEIR ARRIVAL AT SAN FRANCISCO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-05

all that tends to force plant. will sustain
it in beauty and in ,vigor until night has
entirely set.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
StcinFeblcn Statifif.

Die StatiItif iiter een Rcblcn6anoet 6dot Der
putlir 2Coscr) Srist rire mertpiireise Srrmsts
run9 in cem Sslauf unp rrm g8ertb rsr &cblsns
9rcrutticn. BUR ee9enwIrttScn Belt fommt Der
lSertb Der StCblen. welte jdbrlt6 in unlcrm Gln'
be minirt wercen, Der jGbrli4rn Yrrbuftipn pom
gclo In Californian beinabe ssih unp mad
Dem 9esenwarti9cn gerbdltnib Der Sermrbruns
wirb bic SoBlcn Yrcputticn pieirltr baIe iitrr,
tciBcn. Der 6urldrtt bis CUR 9eacnwdrtiscn
3et flnn man tcurtbrilcn mad rer Srrmebrm9
in ben ndhfrlaenp angssebrnsn 3piI6nrdumcn {:
prcrutttIn in Scnnen in 1925, 81 ,S33 ; in 1880,
l74,76l in 1885, 560,75S in 1910, $685.
Ala in 1915, 2.023,052 IN 1850, 1882, >
6l4 in 1857, 7,S6S ,0lS Scrnen. g4ir leben
cBt bios am Anfans Der Gntpd,lung miersr
ricIcnboftSn Naticnals 6ufSauelIsn, uno rer ses
9rnwIrti9e Srlauf Der &cblen. wsl6sr bon unlern
unmittrlbarn ScblcnfsIrrn mad Dem Warft ac'
Ihidt wtro, wiro so Sabre mad ricism, tben 70
unterutenp rri6sinrn, mr Der Scr iirf unb ;pans
zig SdbrCn Serlhidtc Srlauf uns nun rriHetrt.
0tcSbrittdniEn, nit snrm 5Isdsnraum BON Gc9,
tenla9srn, Der trCnigrr ais 10000 Suapratmris
len, uno cinsr StpTIferun9 pOn rtwa 80 Milips
nen Gtnwpbnrrn, f6trsrt 0sssnmGrti9 trndGr 68
Nduiprsn 9unncn iGbrli6 an ren Gag. Sn ben
nl6fen jwan;is Satrsn rirb rir Srsrltrruna rrr
Gtrcinisten Staaten auf nift prniarr ais finf,i9
M0irncn lssen. Der 5ld6mrnum Der Jtcblrn.
lager, ipie iie 9rgrnwGrtiB 9s,si6nrt 1nt, iitrr'
licigt 1873 900 Sudpratmrtlra. gisat rtpas LIN.
wabriheniihcS in rr Sclseruug, pag tct elmer
rrli9cn Gntrtdcung pisirr Scblenlasrr, bic idbr'
Iitr YrUbuftipn in Dem tur,rn 3sitraum Der uld.
Zen Swaniis SABRE, i'm SerbIImiB ;u jener prn
e'rc6brittarirn iein wiro, unO poB tie IplGrrse.
lnlt, wsnn rS srfcrcat wiro. ouf ben unaebsuern
SeIauf vcn $50 Niiaipnm GUnnsn ssbra6f psr.
ben fam
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Gle Gaunty.O Oerfamm lung.

Su Sesug barauf, mas Der ,.llnabbGn9isc Hs.
putitancr," binf6tti@ unIerer GauntYs sSerlomm.
lung sefaet tat, batrn mir blcS gu bcmcrten, Onb
isine @ruberun9en bur4aus feline gBieprlesuns
vrrttsnsn, inbem ss ia allbsfannt ii, ba6 scpiB
Niemanb, um bic Babrbrit su erfabren, In 9sms.
better 3stuns na6Febt-icnbrn baB rS i'm @s'
sentbel cine SbatIa6s III, bic bur6aus ni6t &C.
lrusnct rsrOsn fam, pas man bic g8abrbeit II e
parin fnOst. psnn bielelts ju gunltsn unIrrsr
partbc iprtdt.
gBas bic gemrrtunsrn teS .,DemUfrdttn''
In Srjug auf obtscn @sssnitanp antrtrift, baB
ndmli6 ungswT6nltfr Semibunssn in ben lcbtsn
'pet gSc6en ssifeben iinp, UNI cine Ietr syC6e
Srrlammluna Suidmmrn Su ,.trpmmeln," 70 III
tctn pabres 9Scrt bardn, icntern a les I6Snos
lid gclr9cn-fenn ss mar biss nur cine SerIamms
lung I'm snen etnSscn DeIesat ;u erpGblen, unr
rs baftc bod 9eptB Mrmanp raran paB fir bic.
fen ;3rrt aaeIn brr tis bier Sauleno Slimmsss
Ter li6 rinfnSen ipirrm. gErr erwartrt ba6 Der
S6rritcr brs Oemctratrn ir pofiir auf9rban9cn
tpirp, tos er B IL go abrbr t, triiigIi6 auf Ir.
ne pcIitite @eSner iast, Der ii it4fr ettnfaaS
le6r betrpocn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14

mir lretr5 Sabr tcn 2lAtt. OaY, gBils.
mot oI5 unIrrn 0puYcrnBrs Gnnbtent
uusscmahlt gcGaGt batten mir fcinc
mobrc Srrunbc cine8 iplrben SariffS icts
Ell, intrm Q8ilmpt bp1 fir trn Q8ibers
ruff tr5 1912 1arifiS seltimmt babc?-
l8rr in after @elt fat taml je grIrbrn
unb 0rbbrt bnB Gin 0puYrrnBr un5 rie
nrn 5ariff 9rtsn rbcr nr9mrn fam?-
llnb bicIc 6errrn mii6rn, AUDI nod ne
ben6ri 0cia9t, muir riucn 9anS flrtncn 0c>
bd6tniBfaItrn Ga6rn-brnn crtmcrn lir
Ii6 tann nibt mcbr at tcn burN bic
aanscn @rrrinigtcn Stautrn alSStaotS<
papicr, 70 tp9 teriiGmtcn Sarif>8rict
ben CT int Irttcn 9tabirmmer grIbrics
brn BAT ? Sbmen Iie niht mrbr All bic
llrIabr brnfctt, htr CT tofitr on8ab baB
CT fir ben gSibcrruf tC5 SnriTs ron
1912 Itimmte ? Sat CT ni1t bic SoAr
auf bir1e Wriic aufgrtlGrt: bob CT bns
mails bic 2pfc Spfp |artbei tprt rcpres
Ientirte unb 9cSwun1cn mar Su Itimmcn
mic CT 9cItimmt batE limb bat or ntht
SusIeib su rrfrnncn 9egctcL bob Bittc
CT bic anbrre Srite rrprrIcntirt CT an
brrS srltimmt bStte? llnb bat er ni6t
nod Trrner brbarptCt, tob CT eincn @lan
eripnnen gcbabt battr, tppna6 CT 8cbah<
te un1ere S5ntrrr6rn in 9ennIglponirn
beI6Gtt su befpmmrn, Der ibm aub &C.
9Iiift iein piirbr, pGrrn altc 9enniYlpns
nicr nit inn gc9un8cn? QGplen unirrr
0c9ner 1p gut irin unb birir pbi8c Sra<
gen alte bcanttprrten? QSpBG wrrbcn iie
AUDI bier piebrr i6wri9cn. 9llle ibrc
bcu6leriihe Srbauptun9cn unb bic benz
ieIbcn bei9efii9tcn SepriBen, iinb aIlp
bier AUDI lArn pirber ME SeifehbIabrn
jcrplast.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Rinhrr11, uno NirhHahI-

Su ber Na6t pom pcrlsbtcn Nicntn9 rubtrr
Dtrbs fih Ginsan1 ~ periAaHrn tn.rsn &Irtpr
llpbr bon g8m. W'5arldn, @de rsr Ysnn uni
7ten Sra6e, in 9isapins, unp tablsn aus rsmiel
ben bic rrrtbUOlitcn Atifsl, an 8Edm, SrIrn
gSeitcn une anccren Dinsrn. meIts iie NIT phlr
Mtube eutScplbIt Ju taten Idisnn. Der Der
luil pss Sm. Oi'5arIan wiro ouf $1,000 onss
idIascn. Die S6urttn psri6afien ii6 Ginsana,
incem le pcn Der 7ten Strabe purA rint nidt prr
l6lcllcne 2bdr in ciuen @lns selansten, unp pcr
hort aus bic StCbrttare nnbobrten uno rcn Rie
asI Suridi69bs. gluf einem SauIn 1u6 lis6cr
iie mcbrcre Scbrsr Surif. unc ouf etnrm pdrctrr
itcbCnrrn Brett Iianrrn Die lGprte srlhristsn ::
"@cbt gut g&t auf pieicS GcIdu rs ssbSrt @
6ccs." auBereem IicBsn biris frsden Burden
auf Dem Gauntsr cine autSeiuuts anwriIuns oui
bic 5armrs Sanf 5urtd, Die fir $50. Sablbar an
gB WBarlan 'Idr Srrlcrnen gBrib." absr Obnr
llntrrIdrit, uutariett mar. Sr. W'Jarlan bic.
ttt $50 iir bic grsrefuus Der Girtr an.
(0InIsr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Der Sounentfiei).

Tis eelrn Spfrr, rrclfe tisGe Eront6ct binnr,
wCnt9cn GdgCn 9sforpsrt bat, uno Der llmItdnp
oaB aeraoe SSrempe, bic nrh ntdt acclamatiirt
iino, Der Sranfbst AM meiarn untsrlirsrn, peran.
IaIrn ms, bic fcI9cnpsn Sprii6ts WasrssrIn
mitjutArilen
Die SUrtrtcn Der SranfGeit Inb Rartcr Gn.
orans rrs SIutsS ua6 efm JScpf, briidenesr
0cpfihmsrS, Nessns gum Sdlaf mp Grmattuns
Die Sranfbeit lsllt I'D supeils aud plGblif,
rim, unS nimmt oft rinsn lrtr I6netlcn gsrlauf,
nrsm lie nit sinem S6Ia9iIuB oosr elmer Sc.
birnentjtnpung rnpst. I'm ris Sranfbcit ,u ccr
bitten, psrmeice Seprr 70 nett CO mGslid, III, wdb.
rcnp Der teibcicu Gascejrit, plS 1T ;witsn IL
uno llbr i'm 5rcirn gu arteiten. QerIcnrn, bic
rbrnp crer fBsno ren SVnnenllrlbIrn auSaCIebt
linp, pcrcen rbrr pom Srnnenlii6 tefallen, ale
icGs, bic iih cine mabise 8smssuns MAIDEN. -
Jirmano fcate pbne 8Cpitspsduns aus9eten
Crcrauf nsu nn9rtommrne @inpanoerer trIcneers
ju adtGn baten) uno Cncn le6tCn CStrrb.) Out
cccr WiuBe pcn telIcr 5drte tra9ep. Der su
7arfr Oenub BON ipirtuGirn @etrInfsn unb 6leil6
matt fit bic Srantbst ictr rmpfSnslb. Cine
duCrItte 9Fanicntrl III bic sutrIsti6ir Nabs
rans. Der dtsrmdbiSe gnub pom GSwaiitr
wirtt rur9aus idSpli6.
SctaIO bic Sgmtcmr trS Spnnsnat6S li6
rinltelIm, rntjrte man iih 10 i6nra aIs m6gli6
Der @irwirfung Der SCnnrnitrablen uno prrmepe
iCce Sercaung. Wan 9etc rrm pom rer Grant.
belt @rgrifrnen buraaus fsinr IpirtuEsn &C.
trGnfs, pa iie BON Der na6tbeiligilen g8irtuns
lino. 6alen Veuts teiinrun9sIcs aui ber Stras
&c nierer, 10 Fringe man ie 10 i6nCl ais mGsli6
IN baS ndtite Saus, lG1ea ale trrn9cn.
ben &lstpunaefGde, made llmIfldas
nit t tenn g8 a fer UNI ben Scpf, laIe ben
8rdnfn iBsn unp ia nitI leocn, unp ru5c auf
paR SAIruniaite Cinrn Nrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Eilenbabn'Ilnaluf.

Gin iun9cr Mdnn, glamsns @i6aet @rriT.
pCn Sancaisr. aiea am pUriscn Drnncriiaa @Ur'
mitta9 ,u eemcn place auf sinen na6 98riien
faArsnpm SrahtpagcnSus, wurrs dtrr pom rem
Gcnpurtrur srSrun9cn wirbsr bcratjulesrn -
gla6psm TER BagsnSuS Gcmon place prraIrn
Gatts, wurbe or weOerum auf pemIsltrn gcIebn.
;wiiGrn rem g8aliertebItrr Der ScfCmctire une
Dem erilcn 5ru6twasen. Ra6rsm Der gBasen,ua
ben "SirO in Sanb" rrrsht batte. ,rurre bic
GCtcmrtips pOn bsm Da9sn,us atssiSirt. wrl6cr
;u Der 3et in pOasm Qnuf lief. Die ecfcmCtipr
fdcB n0tiirli6 Dem Pdssnjus pcraus, nc rur6
rem StOB tpurre grcf auf Die Sabn beruntsr &C.
wcrfsn, wOrauf her sanSs SSdSrnju9 utr ibn
airns mc ibn, ieinsn rs6ten 9lrm Utsrbdlb bcm
gltcsen rein ati6nItt. Gr wurpe nab rrr 0cb
nun9 isnrr Wuttcr in 0ancoitrr 9stradt. mo BIT
DUttcrn Carpenter uno Ntlce scrufeu wurren
Icncn psrItmmeItcn arm gu otrtinprn. Sh
Doftcun, bsBt rs babrn rtl6rt pab Der Qrm f
chen unp nett atsei6nitten wrrpsn lci. ais wcnr
es purd rinrn 9GunparSt 9rI6sbsn wirs, uno mar
tsSt fsinrn 3peifcI, rab bic SHunrs l6nru bsicr
tpIp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
1brer 5teLIrn baIe mdes.

Rande 2eute rsibsn fi& um THentlide Stsdsn
in Der Grpartuns, pab lis in csnlsIten stn gcmi&'
G&r6 2sten wiirpsn idbrn fSnnen, babel CUTE Se'
Snbung smpiarsen unS psnis Uprr nidts gu ars
tstrn babn rurren. 90 lsste Elm Wiaun, rels
der mad GROCER Wube eon Rem neuli6 sr,pibltn
WaYur pom gbilacslpGid bic AnlsllunS 5u cnsm
9cli5eibsanten srbalten batte, pas amt In Sers
prue nirprr, alS er erfubr, RAP cS BON itm wsres
Qsfrrorrt wsrorn Isine Ni6ts In bem Staticns'
bduS ;u,utrinscn unp parnd& gu isbsn. ra6 9tu'
be unc Srpnun9 In irinrm Ciitritt aufrstt rrbaI'
ten rrrecn.
Der "girrtG 9tmcrican" tsri6ttt etntn dtnld'
en- SAT-, ps6cr fh por sneen 9dgen tn prm
SAlarrlpbia 9oitamt 5uactrasen Bat Sin Wdnn
spn Wdriettd, SantaIer Gduntp, pelhcr Itt felt
WUnatcn psle 0ube acsebrn bate. cine anitrI'
lung ais @lrrt in Dem pbilarslptid 9cfant 3i
erlanacn. batts enpli6 pas srose SG9niissn irs
nrn gSuni6 sriiut gu Iebsu. Gr gicns I'M 3 ubr
Ndhmittaas an leiut Artcit, um bis lltr bee
fclgrnben Wcracns auf leincm 9cicn su bIebsn.
Gr brlt bic ptadsres aus BIS UNI 10 ubr atsnps,
ais sr rnsn Brief an rrn YclmsiItsr g8elcCtt
I6rrt, iporn CT auf leine Strue reTsnrte unc ltt
mad leintm Quarter 3urid;cS. Der blencsnCt
gIanI brr @asttbtsr uno bic @uIptnIfung pcr
rrn umsttrntsn Nliss warrn fir ten Nculn9s
lsltrn Su FART pSbrenp er Die ;wsi Sbllsr pet
Inss fir zine ;u grrinse Sr;ablung tirt. Die
fer Qemteriuher. bemrrft srpGbntr 3eituns, Ie
Elm perldnpi9er Wann. CSolfsD
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Qrbcits,ultanes in t11innsSsta.

Cine GcrrelpcnrsnS aus @innsIOta I'm ,an.
,ciau bes ggslirns" d6er gtinnelctu Srist, bas
bort bic SaGcn ned idlsdtr llsb,n. ais in 81.
lincis unb anrsren Staatsn reiter RaIiH. Der
Qumbsrbanpsl, elmer Der mdhtisilen @'l6dfts'
,pstas, it Ictr Eau. Sin tsm ct. Grotr abuls
iinc mad rem Gcrrsipcnotnten bic Nrtsttsr pom
prn eumtsrbcrrsn 70 uttdnsis. oab trairtse 5u'
hGnbe brcbru. Die 2umtsr'Artcttrr wrrosh CIT
rim aan,ss Sabr ni6t tssatt. unc In 6clSs esIl'n
.asrGtb psr Grcesr, Der Sdncwrtsr, u. w.,
msIder pom ibnrn left, in s'rprdnsnb. usbfr
ris 6anoartrt bcms;tt rer GCusippnrsnt gar:
Der gBrrtb ron SGutrartst II 70 fstr
tarniererserrudt, pa6 fir tas Srco ctsr icn'
1iae gtaturoIirn Su artsiten nr4 Iur cine be-
Irnprr @nare 8cbalten wrr."
Samss gu6annu bdIt trruIiG 0crt. "En
2cbn mu6 beruntcr tis ,u eincm 3cbncsntItiid PCT
1ad," mar irinr 2etrs l&rn pcr Sltrcn 9stpeieri,
uuO ct iuGt bisIe 2cbrs nun pratti4 i'm 9anBen
0ance aus,uItibrrn. Buchanan bait Ncrt, uno
Sshc, bic raS nt6t slautcn molten, iflaaen Itd
an bic riasnr 9rul. SIR fTnnt patri Gdulte tm
Sad MAIDEN, atsr ntGt semutl. -(Ncrs. r.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Drr Rrpublihanrr ftGt in brr Rlgmms.

Sorrr Ncpublifancr 6aben bri Der
Yo6iruns Der Grtrnz0r6nzSia III unIe<
rcr lceten Staat5=Gjrirtscb nt1t 50
2pfps unb nur "a 0tcpublifanrr &C.
ltimmt 2 Stimmten ni6t 1T bcitcn
3pri0en eine We Grbeit 2pfps fir
bic Sia2 !6at nirbt cin 2pfp Spfc Gjruz
pernBr bic Sia mtcr16rieten? ltnb 1T
baber nitt bic 2pfp Spfp Yart6ci fitr
bic geba6te 2pbnz@rtBGun9 Scrontwprtz
lid? 0icle pti0c fbpn friiber an Zen
Grpublifanrr 9eridtrtc Sragcn, iinb I'M
MGR bisber mod mbenuttpprtct gc6liez
brn, unb bcr SGreibrr beGeIbcn 9ibt al
Ip bur9 fctn Stiai6wri9cn in SrSu8
baraui su, taB mir re DIT babrn,
baB er bic Srascn nidt beontpprtru
BARI pbne iia lrItt anSuflascn frii9er
bic llnpabrbcit 9eia9t Su boten, unb
fcrner, baB er bcrmaben in bic Gn9e gc>
trieben, bab CT ii6 nt9t mebr beraus
bclfen fam. GS 1T atrr bod li9cr nidt
ebrli9 gebanbelt benz Splf bic Q9abr=
beit SprSucntbaItrn, unb babel nod 5lr
Iucben babcIbc 5u bintrrgeben unb Slr
6umbu9gcn. 0ph lpIcbe Otenihen ma
hen lib balc gut 9cnu8 brfannt ip baB
iBnrn 9tirmanp 9laubrn ibrnft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
i1janacl an Nrbcit.

Der Cleveland ..YIain Dealer" i6reitt: es
Tnp asacnm6rtis bier in GIspslanb msbr srute
Obne 8sI6dftsuns als iemaIs Supcr in etelrr
,1atur,cit. Cir miiiicn lrtrn une iinr trrrit Inn
ein 8ilises Su n,tritcn. GS cllte (rfcrt etwas
leI6etrn, um Gem rGrItissn atsr madern Sanps
rrrtrr unc Qrtrtr @eltGitauns 5u osrItaHrn.
in Gbjeaao Iu6cn 10 gruts artst no nir tdr
cinm wrIts ,u fnrsn H. Gis SaSrlbbnsr In
Der Start arpsitcn jcst fir firfiis Gents uno
5aulenps tGnnrn rltit um ricisn prsis tsire slr'
belt tctcmmen. Die Sausrn I'm rprpl6rn Sut'
ncis pinssn icst Hsutt fit 8 5talrr per Monat.
IN Dctrpit unp Suffai lnp Sunferte
ocn 2rutcn ctne SCl6GItisuns.
Hay- Gri6rcdlih bart bridcnrr 3sttsn iIno
oas, niht mabr ? Scruti9m tErnm mir uns
ltrr cne bic 2rtO 8cfrs unp ni6t Die 0ttpublt:
;anr bic Shulp rappn 3u trasrn batrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
nic ChriifIid,cn Dsrcine.

Die Ginna tmsn rcr mcihcn driIltfsn
Trrsinr parcn i'm ltgtcn Sabre 9rrinssr ole i'm
ecrlesteu, rtne 3reiicl in 5clss rrr itwsrsn Belt
In Der 5anpelcmsIt. Die Giunatme rr ameri'
faniitrn gitrlsrrGI6ait mar i'm lrBtrn Satr
S39O.759 seacn sail .305 I'M rrrlsttrn. bic rsr
amcrfantitrn 5rottatsricIi6aft 1888, 1853 ss'
arn Sl2O, ,5S5. tir rrr amsrifNnit sinbctmiffsn
MriFrnsssisui6aft sl75,97I arsen sl7o 060,
Die hes amcrflniIh Ihm unp auswdrligen 6rilili6en
Sruins 0ur Ssrtrsituns Res Guan9'lum0 In
RIM. tattcl 2lnrrn) s76,603 searn $40 ,296,
bic FER rrtttptsrioniits Ssiten Miiicnsasffll'
i6ait s223.973 sssrn s205.763. Die amsri.
tanii6s WiiTOnsseisli6uIt bat in ben rrNen nsua
Mpnotrn ibres ned lauirnren 8t6nunSsiabrs
rit si53,7O0 sinsrnCmmtn, 10 RAP Iis watr'
iGeinIits Gebr tsrrutrnp bntcr ibrrr Ginnabms i'm
pcrlcBten SABRE, wrI6s 1907 ,3l9 tstruS, iu-
rGdslsbrn pirc.