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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-12
From the South caroIinian
ciRcUMsTANTlAL EVIDENCE.

CIRCUMsTANTlAL EVIDENCE.
MR. Editor: have just heard of the facts
ol case which has occurred within one hun.
dred miles OF the capital, which illustrates
the iailibliIty OF cIrcumstantial evidence and
the danger of one being skinned by poing "a
raw. Asit presents important points, | beg
leave to report it as told to me:
a small farmer had, in the course Of years.
.ost seyera cows, and atterIy special favor.
ite OF that species and gender. Information
was gwen him that the skin Of his lost animal
was seen IN neighboring butchers pen-not
on the animal, but on the fence. lie repaired
TO the spot, and found Cherry's skin driving IN
The sun--esr marks distinct, length of leg
all exact, and tail right. He was mourpfnlly
convinced OF the presence of the outer sem.
blance OF his cherished beast; bur heinz n
prudent man, "who lOreseeth the evil .oho
was dlstrustiul Of case where feeling and
interest we're both concerned; so he sought
oul tle former owner OF the COW, and desired
ms opinion IN and on the premises. The
identity OF the skin was distinctly and i'm.
pressyely recognized, and the former and
recent owner of tne lost friend and subject.
were clearly Of opinion that the memory of
past services, and the loss Of valuable SER
yant' required justice 10 be done, by appeal.
ing to the law against COW stealing.
4 preliminary investigation, or sort of ar.
duration, was consented to before the repre-
sentative Of justice in small aud mean cases
q The precinct, and tile case was submitted.
Inc butcher was prepared and addueed evi-
dence that the skin in question was his own
property, aud wa, very far from being the
sklnoi COW. butwas ipso facticaly the skin of
an OK or steer, which he proved to the satisfac-
ton the Judge. The plaintiff was about to
present his testimony in the case. aud had ap
pealed to learned scientific gentleman to give
evidence as to the distinction he
tween the skin of a COW and the skin ofa steer
--or the difference between tweede. dun and
tweedledee. The interest of the citizens was
Just becoming excited and parties formed on
The merits ol the issue, wien a little niger
bursted into Court win the important intelIi-
gence, "Massa, de cnw is come home. and
Alissis send me to tell you."
The case suddenly exploded, and so ala
the parties present; and thus is added anoth-
err To the category on record, Of the danger of
trusting to eHcumstanti.. evidence, The
butcher being sensible man, and above sus-
pIrIon oil steering into other peoples pastures.
enJoyed the case and haw. .hawed with the
londest al the tale unloIded, and the other
party admits that he is cowed by the facts
which have " turned up" RIChWBER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-12

box, where you can mix and put on whatever
your soil lacks"
Major Dickinson is very high agricuItu-
raj authority. If the last remark quoted be
true, and he says it is the result of his own
experience, then every farmer is to be blamed
who does not greatly increase his crops.
MAJOR Dickinson is here speaking. not of a
permanent improvement of the soil, but the
increase Of given crop in the most econo-
mical manner.
Let us suppose an experiment in which
both points are considered. The plan "
purchases car load of ime-a00 bushels.
When Stacked this will become 400 bushels
sufficient, Gin compost for about twenty
acres OF land. Let him take the poorest field
on his iarm, say 90 acres. The lime, il he
does not use it Immediately, should be
thrown under a shade--it will keep for an
indefinite period, ii the rain does not reach
u. Let him make heap, composed, after
it is settled, say Of twenty bushels, waste
inter, pond mud, &c., to one of lime. This
would gyie an application Of about 500 bush
els Of compost to the acre, or fifteen wagon
loads of 90 bushels each. Let this compost
be spread on the land and plowed in previous
~ to sowing wheat. Let the wheat be soak
ed IN blue stone, as usual; afterwards coated
with tar and mixture of lime and ashes.
Let the wheat be sowed, plowed and then
narrowed or brushed. Afterwards let clover
seed Tor it permanent pasture be desired,
other grass seeds with the clover be coated
with tar and plaster, (not lime) sowed and
rolled. 1t should not be narrowed or brush
ed, but merely rolled. Grass seeds will not
yegetate an inch under compact soil. The
scotsman is often blamed for our ignorant
treatment of his seeds. When the wheat is
cut, no matter how thin the hogs may be, or
how great the clamor for more milk from the
good dame, let not hoof go on the place
thus sown, until the clover has gone to seed /
and at the end of two or three years this
field, lightly grazed, will have undergone
transformation. A field SO treated, |
which now would bring five bushels of wheat,
will then bring fifteen to twenty of good
year. A permanent improvement having
been made not only in the fertility, but the
texture OF the soil.
Yours respectfully,
c. W.H0WARD.
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A G Al r D.

70. ROBERTSON, lDENI1eT,
HAVING located in Chapel respectfully offers
his services 10 cii1ensof the town
and surrounding county. Hecsn produce satisfactory
testimonials Of bis skill 10 the profession.
His oiice Is as Dr. Moores. When requested, fsmi.
sonable.
GT Or. r. will be IN Hillaboroush the fourth week
neseh month, also Superior Court weeks, and ofensf
(wiihoul er,fs chsrge) if requested.
August 10. os
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-12
A Change in Business

NHE DRUG STORE, formerly owned BY DR.. JAS
+. CAIN, will hereafl fler be continued by ]. G.
WEBB d CO., who hope by strict attention 10 bust.
ness. and moderate prices. to merit liberal share Of
The public patronage.
January ~. "a
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Yours respectfully,
c. W.HoWARD.
Kingstou, Ga, April /. 1858.

HIST ABOUT PoTATo ToPs.-A New York
potato cultivator says The potato itself ex.
hausts the soil but very little, as It's elements
are derived manly from the atmosphere-but
the potato top exhausts more than any other
vegetable, as its elements are derived more
from the soil. Potato tops, then, should all
be carefully buried when and where they are
dug. II this practice were universally follow.
ed, no crop would exhaust the soil less. Let
the farmer try the experiment and write the
result for The benefit Of others.
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TO Mule Raisers.

MY Jack Simon Pure, win stand the ensuing season.
~ and include the Fall season. at his stable, seven
miles north Of Hilsborough. do not intend to send
him any where else. Price for insurance Eve dollars
cach the money due when the fact is ascertained or
the property changed. All possible care will be taken
to prevent accidents, but responsibility for any that
may happen.
DESCRIPTION. = Simon Pure will be six years
old in Jane; is oageer, aud is sire. to some as
good colts as any other Jack He is very near fourteen
hands high. ami Of excellent form. have the ceniI-
cate Of John A. Vines the gentleman Of whom obtained
the Jack who says he Is from as fine family Of Jacks
any in the eastern part Of the Siate His dam was The
largest Jenny ever saw, and as black as a crow.
TYRE B. RAY.
March i6. 3l-n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-12

A REAL NATpr.-The ignorance .f th;s
country among otherwise well informed Eng.
I'sh folks, was curiously illustrated in the
case OF General W, e good fellow
but bogus General who visited England
"a few years ago. Having occasion 10 pass
lew days in prOsincia town, which boast
ed ITS literary soterie, hr received an iu,i-
tation through sn acquaintance from Miss
Blue Stocking 70 attend sg;ree. The
General, OF Course, went, and being fine.
handsome, agreeable fellow, lie was auite !
llon. In the course Of the evening, Mis-,
Biuc, who had managed 10 sccure his undi,i-
ded attention, tapped him playlully with her
ian, AMI SAID :" do you know that sou are a
naughty man !" "llOw 80, madam !" asked
the General. why, for deeeiyinp us alI a.:
but shan't tell OH you, Df course only every
one in the rOum has no, seen as mueI, az &,
Tae General became nervous, and ,houtl,t N
course that he mu.t have committed ,nu,,
terrible faur Pas = but as the LADY, seemed
k'hd anu iorgning, he determined to probe
the matter" " Ny dear lady, am'yery sor-
~ u have been guilty Of ans dereliction 4,
tel me, that may apologize" "Oh I" said
Miss blue, " its only pretending ID 6e al
'LHleTicdH y 'FfettaIGIg 10 be an Ameri-
can! Batlam an American, madan!r lYes:
perhaps sOa lave there but you are not M.
tive, you know" On ms honor, madam. 4
real live native Of tie State Gf New York"
: f'iat Will Do r9r tie company to think,
General, said tie literary lady, anI of
course ! shall not undecciye them: but van
must know bad yery distinguished Amer
can gentleman, Nha srqs a u4Ifyr IA t,a.t,
with inc this morning, aud was sorry could
not have hin meet you tonight; but he was
not 1t al like sou. His raven. hair curled h
such beautiful rinslets an around lis head.
lnd his complexion was dark--tery dark
perfect OtleilO Of a fellow"
Anisgef BY George !" thought the Gene.
al and begging our lady not to expose Iii
title ruse, ~ trying TO pass or Tor an Amsri.
'an. he got into corner aud cgjlyed his
augh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-12

HaPPiSEss.-" There are two ding, which
will make Us happy 10 this life, ii ws attend
10 them. The first Is, never u tex ourselves
about what we can'thelp and the second me-
ver to yex ourselves about sha. We can help"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-15
OrOHc Sar00ius
fir Spdtiubr unb ggintrr !
gpngeu atUS S0SctsQer.

SdbebGds Der .panlitton uuo lcbstsn StraGs in
luentaun,
ino iest oufs alsrbss porbsrsitet, ale rsdt gu bs
otensu, Die bel tbusu anfprshen. 9Bir fno feeder
pen philadelphia ;urddastcmnlsn nit sinem frilhsr
8crratb pon 9dtern, Die mir d6sr,eust Iiub nit or
nen pcn ir9suo siuem anosrn @tabtBsmsnt in oel
Staot tompetiren tSuneu. 25ir pGtauftr an oer
nisosrFsn Baarssto preiIen uno t6nnsr nisorisc,
uertaufsn ais ollie anpsrn, neil mir aIss gu Gaib
preilen sinfanfn.
Sertise Geiber
BADEN mir cine berrtic 2usuabl auf 6ano, Die nj,
,u sbr bilIt9en prsien fdr Baar psrfaufsu. lInfsr
Stcd bsitsbt aus Grads, Dress, 9eh6ftes, uno llr:
bers8Sdcn pon alien art'n; Seiocs8elpet. SeiosnC
uno aGIe anosrn artsH @etcn; .6cfsu ron isosr Art
Sperbals, 8ra9Cn. Semsen, Stcds, Salstdhsr unc
anosrn artiteln, Die aus unlsrm Sad es6raudt per:
eeu.- tlnfere Sleoer perpen ale untcr unerer ei;
9enen auffidbt psrfsrtist.
&unbsn 9(rbeit
fuo pir ju alien 3sitsn bsrsit, auf 9eiterluns gu
MAIDEN, uno oa mir uur bic beten 5dnoe befbdftis
gen, 70 tSnnsn mir fdr ale unlsre arbeitsn 9usbsn.
3rprra Hnb Neeser.
2fueutaun, Sept. 8. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-15
QGbicS Orcf . (s;filer.

Sic baben cine bsrrtihe assrpaH lehrparje Seioe
gu allen Yreibsn, unO ou ie nur ldmarSe Ssios hal'
ten 70 III ibr Stcd tccnoers ercR, ibrpars stoene
gicbss, pratbtuce Dslaius, bsrrIids peis DC 9bep;
res Gin nfuer artiteI, plaio Dusais uno 0aIensia
in sro6er 8srlhtsoeubstt, etnfahes uno @apucsre
eausla Sud-, gang rpciIsne Dsains pen alien Sat:
ben ruirtlidb berrlihe Maareu, frani6flbe Gerincs
uuo paramctta, Supsrfsinsr fhparIer eutsr unp
SsmtaSin. prabtpcus Gbinees, uno sbsnfals
9tubcrprbentliA fhBne Shagls.
Cine ueus art Stsua G6apls pcu ausn Sortsn,
cine nsue art @aibmsre Sharpls, @iersdi9te bwarjs
Sbi6st Stbauls, iupsrfsine lauss Sbapls, uno turj
olIe 2lrtsn Sbapts i'm SVartts, uno d6srbaupt oDe
artitet rpOfdr bic eapiss fir ftb in sinem StObr
ra9sn.-auss gang pcblfeit ju erbaIten bei
Gjutb unb SGber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-15
Neue Sitter.

SO. 25, gBsft SamiltcnsStrO6s, slllentaun,
IN test nit einem neren unb ausseseidnetrn Stpd
Der I9Gnfsn, belen unb neumupisaen
Siiten, Sappen rnb alien Slrten Spdt>
iabrs> unb g8inter>Siitcn
SerIeGen, rnb bteIelben Ssrtaufen tre Glitter su 70
bilisen YreiIen, als ie in ben Seeltdpten unierer
Union Srrfauit perbrn fSnnen. SIR Stcd II
jebt gang neu, unp bic artitel In itrem Sadie tbn'
nen nidt an S96ubeit, @iite unb SilIisfett iiber'
trpfen psrpen-unp pa fe ben ein3iSen ppaItdn'
pisen Suts, Sappen> unp 5ursStcbr in bteier
Stapt balten, 70 fann man F4 parauf Srrlaben,
baB ie alle su tpanI@enbe artitel in ibrem SADIE
tefanOiS gum gertauf talten. SIRE Stiten unb
Rappen fnb msiienS BON ibrsr etsenen 5abrtta'
ttcn. Hnb per bon ibnen tauft, tpirp IH ME be-
trp9sn fnben.
B8-Sie GInO banf6ar fir btsber srncGens IItr'
raIe 8unbI6aft, unb 9effen auf fernersn 3ulpruG
rerleltsn unp auf einen 3uipa9s Der @Snner.
allentaun, Wdr3 81. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-15

Smt uno gel6mad bsr Rcoe, uno sarantirt lh
81 errueilen ais oas ftir pas fe psrfauft perosn.
Sn Dem aus9seebnten Iiicrtsment t6nnsn 9etun'
ben rpcrosu: Seine fbwarie uno tlaus 81 u nj o.
Otse DrsBsuno Srad 8S dc, osrfsrtl9f
nab Der neueltsn S1ooe, aus fran5ohlheu uno en9s
tilhen SGhGrn, Sieumcoi9e @slIbdtts 80ds, pen
lbwarjen, blnuen, 9rinen uno clipen Sdd,srn, uno
einfabGn uno i9urirtem &aifmers. estnsns, Sing
BAN uno baunnpclene 8Bde pcn ieoer drt Dops
petts uno einbrtltias @eGn in enelcler Serhteoen'
belt, pcn einfatben uno fantp Seioen, SGtin, Gaf'
mersres, StaljlniIcbsn &dbern, Galbmerctten uno
IgRarIciuen. Seiue (hparje Scsffin uuo fautp 90:
fen, sintuhe, brufarbi9s GGfimsre pcfsn, SsrbsRcs
ben.
G6snfals, elm polIes Ihcrtemsut pcu wtiesn uno
haurtrten 6smoen, Ioemoetra9en, penoebuien, palss
ttibern, Grapats Shnupftdbern, 5cleutrd9ern,
panofbuben, Gtrampfpaursn uno &s9sn6irmsn.
Sceben srbaltsn, eiu srcGss a0crtsment pcn ibwar'
gen uno fan,p SdhSrn, CONNER 8cd,eusen, Ihmar
,sn DceItin uno fansp Gniuierss, franjSfber eetns
nano uuo cine ercgs Serihisosubeit pcn neuen unf
mcotoen maarsn fit l6cIsn uno 93eItcn, wrldbe auf
9efeuuus auf9smasbt pereen auf bic bilIisltsn Bee
oiueun9en.
aus GrtitCl tusroen perfertiet untsr Der auffiht
ocr ilutsr,ehneten. uno man fam iidb barauf psrs
laIIen, eaB lis ale rcdbt fuo.
Die ilntsr,sihnstsn bcffen, ourh 9snoue Gufmvrt;
Eanlfeit auf ibr 9tlhSft uno ibr Bsitrsben, ihre
uuosn ~ befrtseiesu, cine Scrtbausr osr Sffsntli.
den 8uubFAaft gu crbalten.
Gbarlee kcf.
Jefepb j.. .Hewbaro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-15
BOROUGH ORDINANCE.

/ Il. Be it enacted by the Burgess ant
#Town-C Council of the Borough of Allentown
and it is, hereby ordained by the authority
of the saftie':; That no person, party or conn
pany shall be- permitted to open any show
or exRibi.ien,' concert, opera-house, or thea
tire, for money within the limits of the Bor|
'ough of Allentownl without first obtaining
"a license therefor from the Borough Treasu|
rer, in the following form, viz;
BoRoUGH OF ALLENTOWN. IS.
A. d. has paid me for thl
use Of the Borough dollars, which en|
titles to the eight of exhibition, with
in said Borough for and no longer.
TREASURER.
2. Which license may be renewed bv thl
Treasurer on the same terms as occasion
may require ; and any person, party or conn
pany who shall exhibit as aforesaid, withiI
the limits of this Borough, without having
previously obtained license, or who on del
mand shall refuse to show such license, shall
be deemed as offending against this ordin
ance, and shall forfeit and pay fine d
twenty dollars, to be recovered before AMI
Justice of the Peace of said Borough, al
fines and penalties are by law recoverable
Provided, if such person, party or company
upon conviction shall neglect or refuse Il
pay said fine, or shall not have sufficieu'
goods and chattels to satisfy tie same, /
shall be lawful for said Justice to impriso}
him or them in the County Jail for terri
of ten days.
8. 1t shall be the duty of the High Con
stable of the Borough, 10 demand the licens
required by this Ordinance of any person
party orscompany who may be exhibiting d.
about to exhibit as aforesaid, and inform hSTI
or them of the acquisitions thereof, and
case the person, party or company so exhitN
ing, or about to exhibit as aforesaid, refus
to show his or their license, or persist in ex
hibiting as aforesaid, without having prev
ously obtained license, it shall be the dut
of the High Constable to give informatio
thereof to any Justice of the Peace of tn
Borough.
4. The following sums or rates shall
paid for every such license
| For every performance at circus or oti
er equestrian performance five dollars.
= For every managerie or exhibition of an
mails ten dollars.
3 For every other exhibition, performanc
or concert whatever, not more than tw
dollars, nor less than forty cents for eac
and every day and night; Provided, ths
no license shall be required, for lecture
or exhibitions on literary or scientific sui
jects; and provided also, that any exis
ing law inconsistent herewith, be and III
same is hereby repealed.
APPROVED, December 9, 1858.
THOMAS MOHR, Burgess.
A. G. RENINGER, Pres't.
ATTEsT-E. J. moore, Scc'y.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-15
ayrsis Nanfnnhslpansia @entg.

>\\\liiiiifsy. Ger gsriafsr bss Sbissn sudss,
>>><<.2F h AktLf/I/ - N Elm eraeursr grib uno oa
SrSSiITft tSFL.s a. elm risrtsl 5abrbunetrt Gem Gus
ET\>%T laLtLLsgSG Sim uno Ger gSehanblune zen Cps
>SSS<I 2a9SyaFsz = pbilis, une slsidlsn Sranbshn ais
-5ZHzz zsnA2SzzeS>S fshsunN5aebartn asnnuiftn in
RttttlF eeEtlbrn uno I'M Sianoe in
////STTTTTTS>S><> tnsm 9Sacs DGstum SOnpaf, eas
>///HtHiik\\\> ddle ouutcksHi Ger meeiindsn
fenait ou eciem mibtssn SsssnaanS u bttuanisn; ale
or grfca Ger eabums ni9sr Ger brbtsn asris Sgopas
uno Amtrtas Tire aeuau brin In int 9tnen bc 9reiz
n YraIs in Ger gs9aneuns ron 9shnn 8raut9sn IN p'fs
len Gauitnbtn 8dGtn in etr eip ern Vlaepba aItin
sone rom @rOfsdsr otasrs, im Ytnu. eSlsss q6actls
pbia ,,Sr. 9unferS MtbiJintfdbts Manual."-
Ser aior SitS Spsrs. unelti6 Ser @br6s ouisnOs
% eSnI q mt an CS y n s Sr94e s b,n S N Ssn
Stnan. GO mad,t mir @er9ndeeb bn otn unedn ~ nls
pie6sn, eSsr Den epfsn br Grams ais tinn nleibsn no
fabrsntu qrattansn. in pefn ebrs nS SstIitst s cas-
softp6eSnefborsm ..
qlon H. m 10 a f NJ o.. ron Der penn. llnoeriidt,
g6aStpbia es mat mir 8trOndorn msin ssusne beWion
d6sr Sic psrsulibm a6otsitn oes 9tcrs pcn 0sSnidn
nas Saucn lanosr Sas no eins Scj sstonnsn
ptldtn icns sn tb berries, in Der gesetrrtauns w prl-
Bar sr6rt porctn 5n Ger sbanoe Osn Saaatnbro'
u sotr !lnorSnns Der nton;n sgsi Sns sg
5h Gin st Snesr als 80 Jabn bannt srtn nit Gem autcr
Sat sn r Se @ unoadiiBsn - Spr assnSsT qtrorbnS i'm
snphlsn ais 9sn, in oslen prcianas Sunt uno Rsolhs
4tfrso o@Ooeparb, ga. ..
Gin srtmpIar in snem srn umGns sspatt miro gcfirti
ptrnbst nab Smpflua 25 Gents, eeSr ernpots r 81
lan aertfr an osS unS Co.. @trIsse Ser l0I' Tbaz
ctIpba.
eutSinctcr eubkripiicusammr unS BUD aosntsu psrSn
auf libsraIe @Sninelmscn psrisben.
or. 9unttrwiro $50 psrwirten, wtnnsr fs bz
y Ten 80 iresuo sintn aa eshsnsn arantbtin,
psnn ned 70 Ianst sianGsn 81 iarrsn 8Ss Sei9ltbler
peroeu sneslaon feinn Wrpot=S bsr airen, a. Rcre
sbsnts eraFs QhilaOa eene Sat s 9en anSsr'n Qa.nn
t-e6 griss ssirsiSn, rsreen sinsslarsn onjuufsn.
G6md6t SlrD tnsn mbsdrauttsu Ssmf Der eeiSsns
6ain curb sn Gb,rmoeas S,bflnSn9 nS Sls lkbel pcn
ercfsr 5a6t. Frdbis1 Gblr, unlplurlthe oaanrneife
S6nabm Ger ooarsn sea&6lSH9t cine SsSrrarstsit ser
lIter1 Bnu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-15
S6nl< <Sit6er.

Die aufmsrt rthmtsit pcn S6ufoirsttcren. etbrun,
@ltsrn uno allen Srsunosu oer GrSiebune piro auf
Die Shatlahs selenft, pas bic lnerjeihusten inner
netb ibre Series pcn
Sanders 9tea6erS unb 9eltpn'S Suts
line Otaps
pu6li,irsn. Dsfe esfetdhsr peroen icet in tsinabs
allen Shuloitritten pcn ssda Gauntp ecbraudht uno
erpsrbsn fitb, mo- ie ein9efdbrt perpen, Die pdrms
ansrtennun9 oer eebrer. Gs III unnStbie Die @cr,
tbeile elmer 8teihbeit pou Bdbern aussin0noer;as:
sen, iubsm cies allen esbrsrn eiusubRno iit.-2Bir
pubGiirsn steufOls
Mantietb's unb Wcgtalls'S Series Ron
S4ul 0epsrapbies,
psIdbS pcn esbrsrn bod sdbdetuno untcr ben S6d.
Tern lebr popular fno. : Sbiee Bdder tSnneu TN
8uhtObr pss npatriCts" in aaentnuu bsjcasn rpsr:
ben.
Sciper uno SarHes,
81. SRcro Bic Straes, philadelphia.
Ncp. 3, 1858. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-15
s.. 8 . afs pt9tig
Sir Oas 9SilbliEipsat !
SrrrLi9e aeue SrOden>8aareH, an Ssm
Stpbr Srn
@ nth uno II OF GER,
IN Ser Staot 2IlIentaun.

TNie llutsrssthnsten linb fcsben pcn phitaoSfpbia
~ uuo Nsurcrf nit sinem uRsebeusr erpesu uHb
pcblfetlen a0crtemsnt pcn 2rcdsnen 9Soarsn, Gros
jersGn, Suienspaarsn, u. Ep., iurddaetebrt-rpirt.
ltb cine 70 berrlihe ausmabl Die in aaeutauu nidt
dbsrtrrfen rperosn faun-peIbc Sitter le an ben als
tsrnieortsen preesn ein9efouff nno antb pisper an
einsm gan, 9srin9en prcft abta6en psrben - oenn
fbr Nlcttc clI ltsis isin: ,SbnsfIe 8ertaufs uuo
ilsius prcre," rpcbe fe nnG fircnae Guf bic Sntes
rciTsn ibrsr &unosu frben. aber ibr iesiesr Sted
III pct gu 9rcs uno aus9rbsbn als BOP man aud nur
onfan9en tSuuts aae bic artit gu benamen bic Der.
lelte in fidb ltlset = esb siniss psuies ousn nam:
baft 9ematt wsrosn:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-15
SasGerIu Sebet bier!
Gin nsuer aferbau>Wuaren Stpbr.
6d1enbu6 un6 6er16,

6enadritbIi9en ibre Sreuuoe uno oas pubtifum
absrbaupt oaS fie lcsben sinsn neuen
9tferbau~0 ~0erdtb daften>Stpbr
erridtet BADEN, unO ,par in Osr gBsit Suniiltcn
Straee oer Staot aIentaun, 9eruee cberbalb 5a9en;
bndb's @afiDauis olIpo lie 9e9cnpdrtt9 auf bano
babsn, uno gu alien 3etshNauf pano boItsn meroen !;
Cine srcbe gsrI6irpsnbsit Saurrn gsratblaafs
ten bon allen Ssnsnnunssn, @'rass uno @es
traibes esW66 sMaIhinen, bon perl6tebensn Sors
ten, baruntsr 2ees serbtGfrtes patent, @etrai,
rs.Drias. DreI4maI4inen, fir 3peI. Sier uno
feds pferpe NIT Yferceeewalten, anbere ei1ers
ne Yiercesepaltsn, Strp9s uno gBelIdfprns
Iaub StneipmaI6nsn fpelte bon Sanb uno
bur6 pfrbesewalt setrieben perben, gBelI9s
forlGaler bon alien Benfnnunsen, @robs Yfr.
besHe9en, u. {. p.
5erner.-5ufeiIen, Ndsef, G6rauten, Ban.
ben, @abeln, S4ippsn unp Spaten, Sanps
Jfs6en, unb ale glrten @artsn @rs
rattlaaften, 70 ipie aud @ar!en
Saamsn aller @rt.
Die o6lasn ltrtifd msreen alle eeparut bas tic
fno, uno arbsten mdBsn, rpte is rescmmanbirt per:
ben, ooer oas @elo miro Dem 5fdufer 3urid srtatst.
8cmmt oabsp Giusr Sommt aasl uno iebst fir
Cub elbt ebe ibr lcntpo faufst - mir fno ptlIi9
uno bereit alIe c6iee Qrte ju jst9en uno pcue Bus
rieosubeit ,u 9sben ju allen oensneen bic Ssbrauc
fir ssoabte Gsratbl6aftsn, @aarrn uno Sdmsreisn
baben.
Da Elm lctt6ss 8ausru GSrdtbfbaltsn Gtatlifs:
msnt IAcn ldnelt in Iuentaun 9epdnGbt puroe, uno
nStbie par, 70 bitten tlnter,eibnete uni 9euet9en
3upru, iuosm s iibSrseu9t fiblsu, bas fs alls ans
fprsben6e biutf6tliA brer 70 isbS biui9en prei6e,
70 pie Der Site ibrsr Gerdtbidaftsu, Baaren, u. +
no., pclItcmmen befrieoisen t6nncn..
O- 6tsss uuo Simctbp Soomsu roir0 Ba alien
3eitsn i'm lustauTCb fdr ibre 9Boarsn onssusmmen.
6asen6u6 unb Ser1A.
aIsntoun Suti 7. 1858 u1bp
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