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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
@eieQ l0aftS : AuaDIun9

Nachridbt piro biermt 9sseten, ruG tie fit cini'
ger 3et bcr sptibsn zen llntrrigibncteu httaueCne
'poncds:9situIbaft, in ceu Stcbr. Scfbiften, in
Sber:gRatun9te Saunfhip, ecba @uuutr. untsr Der
6trma pcn oerid uno 6 Der, am Stcu
Sanuar. 1883, burtb tctosrlsitt9e @inpin9un9 ouf:
9tIS6t prrocn III. aue oisieustn oober, usbe ncd
on cti9e Strmo lhuIosn, fuo biereur eruitlif oufs
acfcroert spibeu nun uno hem llten gOidr,, bci
Srantltn tocrib am otttn Staneptaes ou,urufen uuo
abjube;abttn, - man bcfit oa Gin Iauser 3piihGu:
raum erIaubt 1T, cas- due oicirm 34unItb nahfrm:
men mt9en. lluo fctbe bic nctb rtcbtmdeiae Ger.
ocrun9en boten mSasn, Iuo ctsufaIs crIucbt Ne on
Dem ndmliben pl Sc ein3ubdneiqcu, alIlpc bic
Bdber fdr pisls 3tit psrblsitsn rptrosn.
Srantln 6rr1a,
Daniel Gtaer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
9tQ0rtGbt

g9rc tiermtt 9cgcbrn, rnG bic llntcr,ciHnctcn
ale Grecutoren prn rer StnterIa6enfaaft bee per,
Itcrtcncn 6crrY W oyer, Iettbin ocn SGcrs
Sauccn, Veta Co., rrr0nnt iporpn fnp.-GQe
bcirngen rabcr, melde nr6 an beIagte .6tntcr.
loBcni6aft ihura fno, lnc tterrur6 auf9cicr.
bert tnnTbalb 6 gGc@m onjurufen unO at,utrs
Satln,-llnp Icldr bic nod rrdtmdBige 6crorr.
ungen baben. iinp ctenfaat eIu6t IcI6e innerGalb
Der teia9ten 3eit wpbltcfatlst ein5utrinssu an
gcnjomin &outra,
Ster.SaHccn, 2eGa Gaunty.
Grur9 QBiFler,
9spmiuiter, Buds Gauntg.
Snnuar 6. 1853. nqGm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
9fQ6rtd)t.

Da bic 8rma ron 8. 9. SefTm q n. uHN
Srdrer am iitcH nd6itcu gprit aufselEst merren
piro. 70 miro tiereurh sejtlids Na6ridt essetsn.
bag alie Stadidnps an ite fdlia. hts 81 hner Belt.
entnsOer Sur6 bic SenbGung In @els. cher purdb
oas @etrn pca 9frtsn. aHnebmbar tci ben fsirma.
bcrthtt8t trsroen miiBen. .-glle unteri6tsts 8sh-
nan9sn merren mad icnsm Sage in aupsre oSnpe
fir @cletticn GtsrsetsH, "-. .|
Str arreer Sted 8nubcf, pirb sptfGsn HHn
une Dem 1ilen april an bsratgsfrstsn 9rsesn
abarfett, uno na6 tefaater Belt rire tas @e-
i6dft pcn rnsr onpsrn Sirma lprttstrtsteu mere
ben. ..- ~ .a
8. 6. Spflnan unb Srirber.
Sanuar 20. uo3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
2au aa'Ghcasfe.
Cine Gerlegung.
QSiQtdnt 9. 9Setl,

@anbIrr in SSnes, 9rpdeumaarrn unb
2jdnfee 9trtipns,
Qtetbn SIC. 80 QRsits sbOmiItcn Strogs,)
eEutt aebturssprG bic Qufmrrtlamttt prr 8oufs
tutct auf Ole 5batatbe, oo6 CT nit ittuem GSaarsn;
lager in fsiu ncues picritEdt9 9sbduos
30. 5, .9amiltpn Strabe, &tIsutaun,
9tsc8cu 1T. wc IS ibm @sr9udssu MAIDEN rpiro ole
istuV dSstrss 81 S--~''It-.a,su- CEs sA'.fSf
falls bel eslsr slsgcubsit bstount 81 MAIDEN, oaS Ct
fin pprbCr fhcu 9rcess Gdertsmsnt init jsttstudGsu
9loargu teeeutCuo permsbrt bat, nebt onperu sbaaI
rtu gum SbsI in ib falItue elm 9rcRgr Scrratb ron
llntsrb emoeu uno OrarpCrs rcu is2cr 8sr
ntuuuns. pcuSus Comforts unp Srdmpfs, birthe,
pcrne Siu9srs uno 6ault' bonrlbubs IN 9rcesr auS'
rpabt, u. I. w.-SsiG 8crratb pcu SleiuwaarSu III
ucQitinei9.
8auflsuts fno beuotbrtdtt9t bog &c Iur 3ufris,
ocubcit teoisnt wcresu tSnnCn nit sesm arttteI In
ltinSm Sab. Gr bttst ahtun9svou UNI 8eitilIun,
gen, prltbe CT isperict prompt bEicr9eu miro.
@r ltatttt aufricht9sn Oant at fir otC bGrats I'm
tcrideuus rpstbs CT tsbsr 9enCGen, uno il Ger brf
uune Surtb prcmprT 8toisnun9 uuo Elm relies Glicrs
tsmeut gutter g4OorSu cine 5Crleausr bsripsu 81 srs
balten.
ausntaun, Set. 81, 1851. ratp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
9tQ0rt0t

gBHb tirrntt 0csebrn, pab Der ltutrsdGnets
ais Administrator pcn Der Snterlo6enI6aft bee
pcrItcrtsnen So tn Bed, lsgtttn ppn S4neds.
Viue, eeaa Gauntp, ernannt werpen 1T. ale
Oi'ini8en cabcr welde nod an teia9te Sinserials
Ienifait iduipis iinp, perprn bierpurd aufssfUrs
bert, nusrbalt g4caen anSurufen unp abSute.
,ablsn,-lnb IOlte ris nod rrhtmdbiae 5crcers
ungen babsn, Iinp sbrnfaIls erIuGt ibre 9trhnln.
gen innerbab Der bria8trn 3eit ppbIbeitati9t Gin.
Sub6npt9en an
Gbarlce e. Bed, jun., QrpGin.
e}anuar 6. 1853. n06m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
9tQ0rt0t.

Gt rirb birrcur6 Na6rtdt seestcn, bo6 Ger
llntsrSeihnete ais 2Ibminiltratrr prn Der Siulcrs
loEen6oft res psritcrtnen 8eubrn36aner, 8
tcetbtn BON 9GaI&in9tcn Saun16ip, 0s6a Gaun'
tp, ernannt mprrsn it, - @ae piejcnsen pater,
Die rp6 an ts1agte SmterlabnG6aft I6ulpta iinc,
werpen bterOur6 aufBsfcrpert innsrbolb gBO6'
en- nniuruisn mo otSute,dOIn.- llnb SOlde bic
rc6 rc6tmG6t9r 6crprunscn tabsn mIBen, itnb
ebeniaus erIuht IOItt innerbaIb Der belasten 3ctt
wpbItrilGtt9t etnJubanri9cn, an
gGtlIiam 3Ellner, Gbm'pr.
Sanuar 13. na6n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Sin gutter 0eI0QftSpldB


t- . 1t Sfrle bnen. .
Cine 9rcgr Stctrfute nit S6tSins II. gauR~
ter, 8ellsr unc etnem Simmer i'm srrritrn Stod.
eeIcarn in her SamiItpn Straer. Ode Der t0trn,
in aIlentaun, 1T auf Gin crrr msgrrre Sabre Ju
0erlebneR.
Da Die ttntrrse8nsttn Srn. & &lrspingrr's
Scblcnbpf iiternOmmrn unO au6 an brastem
StancplGg, hapCn elm GGeil su ssrlstnen ansebc.
ten trire, zen 5rudtbanprI tstrebsn. 70 TT Der
Stano sin isbr ppr5dgiaer, fiji snrn 9rcdrnraa-
rrn oprr 0rc;ereis sStptr. 1855 -
.. s. Srnltrrmader unb Sebn.
Saruor 81. ro3n1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
8u0btnDer.

Gincm seebrtsn pubIitum In bieiissr GtaHt
unb llmee9ene, maat tlntersei6astrr bic erseben-
ile @nsei9e, pae rr nu9 immss an Ieinem alten
Stanrplasr, in Der 3tsn Straee, unprit Dem gt~
finsnis .G,rb6uee, feline Suhtinperet fcrttstreibt.
Or SerIpri6t fernsrbin Isinsn altsn Junben inner
baIb rcr beli9en Staet uno llmeesene immsr
nit gutter unO paasrtuftsr Grteit auf,upartsn.
er III, fir tisbsr c6enr Iiterals llntsrRdbuns
ber;li9 panf6ar. .~,.
Ganitantin Sineer, gu6tinter.
Sanuar 27. 1853 na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Sie Nicitl,Gftc

wcroCn in 3utunft prn Dem llntrr,scnCtsn ouf feline
ci9tne 8tbuun9 am otttn Stantploee fcriactet, uno
es miro bn frcueu rebt pictc Runoen aniprrtben ,u
fthcn,-uno fdbIt babel utrfhert. ra6 CT ollie Nrs
iprchrnoe nit rer Site fsiner aHoorcu unp irincu
biI9en preiBtn bcfriert9cu fam.
Tantrl Glatrr,
eanuar l3. 1853, uolm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
SSebsesct Sb0cs,t !!

Der llntsrei&pete fibtt i6 psranIuet BEN Gee
s9rten YutIitam tefannt gu maGen, pae er bic
Seu9r pbrr GBpIrra Der S9weine
bur& cine tur3e SebanbIuns turirn Tam. Sue
cem Id l6Vu cine 9rcee Ip3atl srn SGwstnen,
wslde pCn pte1sr tSlen- -ffrnnfRait hAfAn...
bC6antelte upp Iurirtc, uno ttspel bsbsr nod
iUnf ntemoup cine Sur fur rtsls &rantteit wue.
ts, 70 erbtete iG mid ptrislte nit @spibbeIt furl-
rrn ;u tbnnrn. .
Spnae gStcanb.
Bobnbaft In SaI,turs &auufGtp, esGa Gauns
tY, cine NsiIs BON DurnY's 0aabaus.
Sanuar 6, 1858. .s# nq6r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
9t10rtbt

gBiro ticrmit scsctrn, raB bic ltntrrjej6rctrn
als gcminiltrotrren pcn Der 6ntsrlaGcni6aft pe5
psrlprtensn 9eter M over, lsBtbm sUn
2ynn Gauu1bip, 2cAa GomtY, errannt wprpsn
Iino. - Ollie bicjeni9cn robrr, wcttr nod an Zee
Iaetr SintsrtaGn16Nft Itulpts linb, Iinb birrsmA
aufgrforerrt innerbalb 6 SSpan bci rrn llntrrs
Se&Hrtcn an3urufsn np atNtc;ablen, - llno
Scl6r bic nod rsttmdBiee 5crtcrungcn tatcn,
iino rtrnfal5 eriu6t Iul&c mncr6aI6 rrr tEia9ten
3rit wcbtetdti9t rr5ubSnrigen an
@ircpn 0ipycr } 0r,r,,crs
Yctrr Mp9er >
Srnuar 20, na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Die 8G0ne.
December 9. 1857

hb oINT@NS<
g. 6. 6onp, 3abnar3t,
bat bic Srcubs u crpabneu CAP CT fine 9cluntbrit
wsbsr ic psit erlousts, oaB CT rrmdbi9 it, pisrsrun
init Der prons lsinr prcfiNrn fcrtjufabrsn. Sriu'
amtstGbe III in
Sreinig'S 0ebdutr.
Die Gbrt pures ibm frcunrlidb 9c6Gi9et. auf fol:
esnee berrcn uno esrsu 6amtItCu gu ptrpeilsn, fir
rptIbe CT cperirR.
Die 5abG esr Sabre, pctdc rcrftbsponSen, Fifteen
ibrE Sptraticnen hC9on9cn nurotn, uno nfren 3dhnr
urtb erbatGu lne. 1T ben rsrttttpsn glamcn beige
fiat: 6arrid gHotIsrp "a SabrG, 9brtitian Yrte -
Sabre, Or. 2cbn Gcmi1 p Sabre, 9cniomtn 9.
ba9cntutb II Sabre, Gbarles Sd9cr II SABRE, Z.
SR. Runt ii Sabrs. @uau 9B @dtrt Is Sabre,
Spsn eager IG Sabre, Se9ert gBri9tt 25 Sabre,
.. 6. ecu9ntdtt l3 Sabre.
Dies fno bios einioC Der tunbcrtC rtn SdTrn, in
pChsn Ole dcmiltbG 3utcrtituu9 rcn Dr. !oonc, iur
Surirun9 btr fauICn bGbIuusen Der SABINE, 9sbraudt
wurbe, uno in tsiurm cinji9rn SalIs Ebtts fs Die
3ibnt 81 Crbaltcn.
8dntlibs 5dbnr, ron ciurm Giultuen bis sur
ucIsn Sett, rcn Der bSitCn Sualitit wernCn cin9es
fest ouf Die lbSnits WaniEr uno ;u Den nisergftSu
Qrskn.
Qacutaun, Suui TO- 1857. nq6Wl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Srppfcr unb Otarfb,
q uCttDn1re.

llnb gcmmlRcn &au1eute, Nr. 26i, Nrrt
3te Strabe, cine 3bare untrrbaIb Der Sinr, in
YbUabclpbia.
Srrtiufe ron Sticfet uno Shuten, Srcdencr
g6anrrn. 6lirtcn, 6nttcn 0aaren, Sddubrrn,
5ancg Sitter. II. +. ~. iepen Qbtnp.
0I- 2anbsStobrGaltrr unO anrsre prrrtn int
mcr bsi unlcrn NbCnp Gartdufrn Elm gcrini i6tsa
aIcrtsmcnt pcn rrn ptiscn @ater fnpen, peldr
in eptS ME bic &Suier es wdnI4rn Yrrfault mr.
ben.
Giter werSen On jrarm Srt fiji rsn 9anS9anteI
9rpadt.
Septcmter 30. ra3D|
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Sefentlt0e 8enDrt.
Sonuar t3. 1853

9luf 0trnlto88 ben 1Gtcn Gebruor
C5aRnadt,) TIM 10 utr SOrmttags, Ipuen am
SaUie pcs Yrritcrtrnrn Yetrr MCper, Ieetbiu
pom 2gnn Samldip, Ge6a Gounty. fclscner Qr.
ttel auf tifcntIjaer Ssnru prrtauft paprn, nim.
lid:
Gicr Stbaifpfcrtr, ,pci ci.iStrigr 6dlcn, hrrt
6Ubc. Stdd iun9cS Stsb, S6aafe unp Gtbmri.
ne YfuresdGjrr, l UisrssSuls gBagcn nit gaos
ny, prri 9Gul5 gGnBen, 3wri siuIs Blsen
nit Sarrp, 4fIaSc, G28cn, sHurnlii0le, Strcbs
tant, DrcIdmalAnc unp @fErprscwalt, orulri.
tern unO Stcmcl, 2 SrcnpfCiTcl. StGnnsr mb
6ibcr, pir utrbaupt Gin poufinNisrs 9rcnnerei.
Vppcrat, 6a6er nit GiiiJ. we aut fonl nod al.
tertd Sauerrs, Soue' unp &iGmsrGtBI
M umitdnpIitb bier olles ,u melpm.
Die Sertn9un9sn an SertaufSta9e unp Gufs
partun9 bon
Gjiprpn Nipgrr,
9rtcr NipYrrt
.... Qbmt fratprrn.
Sanudr 90. natg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Sdnudr 90.
Srte6rtGD GerGor6'S
5uYcrIdBigcr brutidcr
80nfnDtenz zNepDrter.

DttIrr Rrpcrtcr jthuct iih rot allen onccrn burtb
tcl9Snos %erSu9e aus: y Srin9t CT piCi mcbr ntuC
Sdf6un9cn iur Scuntute oes Queitums ais irocno
elm Gnpsrtr.-2) Dlartirt CT nit Cincm aufaucnpen
3eithtn olls Santsn ac9in utIhe SRistrouCn laut
etpcreCn 1T, uno fest eaourtb eoS ubtitum in Cen
StonN, Die Mcttn lcItbIr Yantin ;urttd;upSiItu.-
81 jitbt CT bti itocr Cln3tntn 9ane nibt Tics ten
Gcurs ron Rtp Ncrt ieuoru cub rtt GrurIt ron
Gtnijnuati, 5uliaucprliS, GbltO9c uno St. eruis :;
unO ~ Srinet CT unltr Der Subrlt ,,5ur 8Sath:
un9" cine Wtu9t 0icttitn, wdhe cbCnfals Den
3pcd battn, eas YutlItum rcr &rrtuit Su ihdetn.
0Et5"N0cnt fir NGntoun unp llm9t9cno : 6. %.
3anotr, &Ceatttur hes gautrn Spurnals, ;u prGCben
" Iieir 3ttt tnbEr SfPiS eCs llnatban9t9Sn MtPue:
lltoncrs.
Scr. /. uq30'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
atfen9ert0t8 9SerfQuf.

5n Strait unp 5ufulgs sinrs 9efrb1S aus rem
gSaen9erht prn Se6a @auntp Icllen auf Cams
| ta9s ben f3ten Sebruar, um 10 llbr 8prmittaee
nuF rem GlaBe lrtit, 3 Strde qanb, nit Dem
;Iu9rbbr, 9eIc9n in 9iUrb gEGrittaa SaunIhip,
jse6a Gauuty, tfenti4 ScrfauIt rerScn nGmlid, /:
$50. 1.-Gin grtpi6rs Stdf 2dnb,
arlcsrn in porteIastem SaunIdip unb Gaunty,
uno spar unfern ron JsernS Did6lr erdn,rno an
Climber BON @rprge 3Otb, len., 5tlebman IrrB
Daniel 6unB mp Jtern uno MrrB ent9altenp
so Gder unp 66 9tutbrn, meGr cber weniacr. -
Odccn linp rtpa older S6pammlanc, etra
3 ELDER 6clilanp, unp Der Gttt ilt eutes 9nulanp,
untrr 9utsn S5cnIel, unp i dtrrbaupt in rincm gus
ten GHIturs 3aitanrr. - Die grrtsberuusrn auI
Dem Gi9cnttum llno:
&ZyA Gin 9utrs SpciitBtfigtrS Itrinrr>
ii:i:Ssz nc6 QGpbnbnus,
EzsssaszsS cine quite 5rGmI6eurr, Elm StrcGI9cp.
pcn, rin Q8a9rnbdus tidt bel tcr SGeurr Elm
reucr Sdweineitou, uno Onrrre Nu6enecbGute.
IS bcftnpet tp aud ein gutter 9runncn uno Gin
Spring@aua nabe Dem 9BcbnbnuIe, 70 mie rtcn.
falls ctn Srunurn nabe brr S6cucr, unp Gin aus
trr @'pfAtaum3arten nuf piciGm GiBentbum.
9tp. 2,-@il gcwiBrr Strtb 2ant,
HtItSVH IN hdm!tufn 2aNNlUlp unp Gduntp ttrs
6cno an g1urcr rcn Snnucl Siror, @rcrae
Jictt, fen, mo au 9ic. / ntGottro 3 Ader
mro s Rut4cn 0cnaues Maos, tIarcs 2anO.
SO. 3.-Gin onbrrsr Stri1 Gam,
gelracn etrnfals in rem ScrNn scmrlcrtrm Gip.
uno Gaunto srirsenO an QGnOrr pcn Sanlurl
Sicscr Gowaro Gern, unb an so. unb 2 :;
enttotcnp 2 older unb ZIG 8uttrn ernaurs
Naos, ttrils tor unb tteiIs NIT 6rlS trwo6Irn.
gs III ries has binterloGene lteaenre SermbgCn
res pritprtsnen u b + q m SerI 6nrr,
leBtIin pCn Nprp g8beitbaQ 3aunIGp, 2e6a
Gaurtp.
Gte ScNinsun9cn am Srrtauf5tage unS guf.
rartun9 ocn
0rpr8c 9trtH, jim,
Mtaria Nrrihncr,
q MIN ftratcrcn.
Gw@ bic Gcmt-S. 5ausman, SGreber.
Bsg"24enn pblac5 Gtaentbum nidt an bem ctens
teittmmten Sage prrtauit wrp. Ip OG &c our NAM
Iidsn Belt, Guf Gin Sabr, an rrn MetRbtstmern
pnlchnt werocn.
Sanuor 20, rotS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
0rpr8c GrtfI jim,
Mtnrio GrrIhncr,
Sefgntltlbe 95enpu.

ib+t||NNTb oNNpN
Nuf 0icnltog5 unb Ntitipp98 ben 9trn
unb 1Otrn 8ebruor ndcbfrns,
an tsirsn Gnsen I'm 10 uGr Gprniittass, 1ctlsn
am 6nuie pes SsritCrtfnsn 9Snrp Wuper,
GBtbn Ycn StrrsSnuepnd 3auni6ip. gsha @dun.
tq, fOlgenpe Artjfel ouf tifentII4sr &snpu per.
tIuft merrcn, nImlth:
CUTE SAaff 9feroe, 2 CUTE Wit1tG5r, rin
8ine unb Gin But, sin SrritrGperiger 0aeen,
;mei onocre swcsGulS 8auGnw6gen mp Yapp,
Elm Sprin9wl8en, gFa5r uno gggrn, gBnbmiib.
lr nO Strrtt0nt, 6CuIritcrn unp Sdlemcl, orrs
lei Yicrbrgcitirr, Sperrs unb &Gbtrttcn, !6rl,'
mo Sn0eialittcr, S6lrifRsin, Gin &ctrfm nit
9toDr, Settcr unO Sctlapcn, unp font nr6 cine
groGcGCrIGtcpenbett SouS,' Snucrns uno jIu6en,
gcratbiGaitm, lcldr RE 8cwGbntid, Guf elmer
wcblstn9uidtrtrn SauCrsi 9Ciunren mrrpsn, gu
weitlduitig 3u melrcn.
Die Scpn8msen om GrrfauTstose unb Guf.
wartung oCn
Benjamin GonbrS,} J cr,or.
Scnr9 gGtBlcr, ~ WV
ESmaro Observation-Disclosures
Soruar I 3. 1853 raim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
SieD@0ulper.
2utbCrtI0e Calender.

eutGeriI6e Calender, fir ruS 9aGr 1858. tsr.
ausscsctrn pon Yafur Srptf, auf idSncs ga
pier oeprutft unp NIT lsbrrei6m Sntalt, lino In
8u6ic9r gum ,,2eta patriet'' 3u baten.-grrs.
374 Gents raS Dusenp, mp Gents ras Stiitd
St Z. 1857.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
9(QbrtCbt

gGirb Iirrmit ee9rtrn, taB Der llnterSsi6nrtr
als Npmnjiiratpr pcn Der Sintrrlabenl6aft Der
YrriCrtenen W argaretG a 9B Bert,
leBtbn pom Nratapne 6aunfdtY, Safs Gaun.
t9, dn9csat wprprn ii. - ale pieiniarn ca0er
wrld'e nod an tcla9te SinterlaGeuidaft Iautpis
line, iinO bierpurd auf9eforprt itnrrbalt 6 gBOs
den onSurufen unp ot5ubrjablcn, n,-llnp SplGe
bic nod r&tmdBi9e ScrpsruuBen tabsn, lup
etcnfaas aufSriorpert ipar innerbalb pa telag.
ten 3ett woblbsildtiat etnsubGnoiorn an -
Spbn GrmP, 9lom'rr.
Sanuar 6. 1853. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-03
Gurnpetf 95cr1ammlun9.

~ wv VT w NV TFRsFF'Ft**t*ts1'
Die Burger Spn Sdps mnb 8crp sSteitban
linp singclabsn sintr SsrIammlunS beijurclnen,
SGmIass brn 6ten 5rtruor, um utr Natmtt"
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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-07
ISCEL EOUS.
Tie Potatoe-Its History sc

'i A correspondent asks why the potatoe
is called the Irish Potatoe. To answer this
quesll it will be necessary, and perhaps
not unproftabie, 10 give something of It's
history. The iirsl potatoes ever grown iu
Europe were raised OH Sir Walter Rale-
Igh's estate ia Ireland, the seed being
taken by him from Virginia in 1902.
For many years, although eaten, they
were grown more as objects of curiosity
than for protit.-Their culture, however,
seemed To increase, aud, during the wars
which devastated Ireland towards The l7lh
century, when the growing grain was de-
stroyed by the soldiery, the potatoe crop
served to keep the inhabitants from star
vation. 1t could no be destroyed by fire,
and, in fact nothing but digging up the
crop could destroy IL, which was altogether
TOO much like work for soldiers, and too
long a job, and so The potatoes were lefi
10 the hungry people, for which they were
no doubt very lhan tful,T a1siH [ srcI
After this the potatoe became very pop
u!ar in Ireland, and about the year 1894,
was introduced into the county of Lanca-
shire. England, when it VAS gradually
spread over other adjoining. counties, and
through all England; but It was not until
about the 18th century that the Scotch
gave it trial. Previous TO this date, in
England potatoes were grown principally
in vegetable gardens, and occupied nc
prominent place in the field culture. Dur
ing the latter of 18th, andhhe beginning o
the 18th century the potatoe increased ini
popularity, and there was subsequentiu,
crease in its culture. But, even up to 1917
the limited extent of the crop may bt
Judged from the fact during that year
when breadstuffs were extremely dea,
and scarce, the British Parliament were
urged by agricultural and political eeonom.
lists and the press TO recommend, or 4
pass some law requiring, that every farm
er should grow one acre Of potatoes fol
every hundred acies occupied. 20 o-.t
What the original variety first taker
from Virginia was, is not known. and il
was not until about the year 1900 that W,
find much said Of different sorts.--At tha
lime Donaldson, in his Modern Agricul
ture, enumerated thirty.seyen varieties a
bein. on',ivated in England, After it ha,
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-07
PO E T r Y.
Heap high the Golden Corn.
ny JOHN C. WHITTIER.

ny JOHN C. WHITTIER.
Heap high the farmers wlutry.hoardi
Heap high the Golden Corni
No richer Eift has Autumn poured ..
From out her lavish horn.
Let other lands exulting CLEAN, ...s
The apple from the pine, ,'..
The orange from the glossy green,
The cluster from the vine.
We better love the hardy gift
Our rugged wales hestowj .5-. md. .f
To cheer us when the storm shall drift
Our harvest-keids with snow.
When spring time came, with flower and
And grassy green and young,
And merry bob'links, In the wood,
Like mad musicians sung. "
We dropped the seed ore hill and plain,
Beneath the sun of May,
And frightened from our sprouting grain
The robber crows away.
All through the long bright days Of Juns,
Its leaves grew thin and fair,
And waved in hot mid-summer's noon
Its soft aud yellow hair. .. ...
And now, with Autumn's moon-lit ewes,
. Its harvest-time has come; .. ...
We pluck away the frosted leaves
And bear the treasures home.
There, richer than the tabled gift ....
or golden showers of old, s-g. .,..a
Fair hands the broken grain shall sift,
And knead its meal of gold. .' .h.H
Let vapid idlers loll In silk ...f I
Around their costly board
Give us the bowl of sanp and milk,
,f BY homespun beauty poured. 10
Where'er the wide old kitchen hearth
Sends up its smoky curis, j ~
Who will not thnak the kindly earth,
And bless our corn fed girls. g.
Let earth withhold her goodly root,
-.l Let mildew blight the rye, ./ I'd D.
Give to worm the orchards fruit,
The wi eat-feld to the fly.
But let the good old crop adorn 90
The hills our fathers trod ~
Still let US for His Golden Corn, . '..H.
Send up our thanks to God -
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-07

Mr.. Bigler entered his protest and
claimed the statute Of limitation. He
co I'D not consent that Mr.. Douglas should
hold the President responsible for princi-
pies laid down twenty years ago under en-s
tirely different circumstances. II 10 not
half so long since Mr.. Douglas declared
the Missouri line was the best comprom-i
Use. In AS he proposed TO extend II 10 ,
the Pacific Ocean, yet he repealed the
whole Of il. i... ....s,.-.i
Mr.. Douglas denied the right Of Mr.. Z
Bgler TO offer the statute Of Imitation
None but the authorized attorney Of tho
party can thus interpose, 1.-The Senator,
has denied his authority 70 speak for the
President. He cannot file that plea. =
Mr.. Douglas approved Of the statute of
Limitations. cd He needed one very much
HIMSELF lie had never boas,ed d heg had
never changed his, opinions. He felt .sv-i
cry year a lutte wiser than the year be-
fore. Has the President eerwithdrawn
that opinion 3po He denied his right to
plead the statute Of limitations againstths
Cincinnati Convention until the Charles
ton Convention meet. He stood nov,
where he stood last year, because he be-
lieved he was right. Itwas true that he
voted for Toombs' bill, and was ready 70
vote for it again. BY doing 30 there would
be no quarrels. Il would not do 10 taunt
him with once voting for a measure he
would not vote for now. H'o''' '''
After further debate the matter was
postponed and the Senate adjourned. nass
h syr-u., stj Washington, Dec. TO- ss
The nomination Of Col Richardson, -
Gov. Of Nebraska, was to-day confirmed
| BY the SENATE. = i'''
fGen. Denvers wasappoihtsd as seerss
tary, of State of aKansas was u cdniirrued
by 80 Democratic votes TO 10 Republicans
against Douglas was absent. 81, .YT
Denver has been ,elegrapbed = ~
Brownville, Mo. ''.''' = - - -,
The removal Of Gov. Walker Is daily
expected. lis stated on high auhority
that should he now move in the direction
of Kansas, this result would immedia,sly
follow.
Thos. j. Simms has been appointed Y.
s. Attorney for the district of New Or.
leans. The Hon. Nathan Clifords mp.
pointed 10 supply the vacancy on, the Su-
preme Court Bench, has not ye, beendef-
initeIy acted upon by the Senate. Tho
Herald correspondent says, with reference
to Gen. Denver's confirmation, Senator
Douglas led off with speech in opposi-
,ion 10 the confirmation and wa, followed
BY Seward, Hall, TrumbyIl and Doolii,le,
while on the Democratic side, the action
Of the ADMINISTRATION was sustained BY
Slidell, Mason, Bepjamins, sBiglerS and
others. ,-s ~ b.,,issor ,~ablas va .sssn
Douglas left jus, before the. vote wasts-
ken. Senators Gwyn and Pugh spoke on
the subject in a equivocai manner, but
finally lys,sustainede ethee adminisiration.-7
Douglas carried ebui one Democratic Sen.
ator with him, namely, Broderiek Of Cal.
ifornia. =. -