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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30
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Gtn berrlt6er Gtnf1uf !!


Die lInterieihnstsn BADEN lcsbsn siuen bsrrlidsn
uuo prohtpclcn @intuuf pcn
NQen Mrten 816er,
papier, Shreitmateriolten, YCrflmersien unb 8srs
fhiebenheiten auseepaft, in ibrCm pcblfeilen Yut:
itebr ;piltben Dem gRarttpisred uno 6aaenbub's
5atbaus--rinrn Gintauf iCnte yipcr-oen mir
audi rpieoer an ben alIcrbutetsn preigen nbfaeen
werbsn. Daruntsr fub gu fnesn:
Gin oQgrmeines Continent ber 8erfe
DER Amrrihanifdrn
SratstGt : @eScuTdaffo
R9- gBe1de mir pufitise an ben 9rsiien Der @ss
leu16aIt Ssrtaufen. &cmmt unb lebet !-Egs
SpnntassIGultdder teutIde unb ensliIGe, BON
aaen arten, bic mir an 9biIareIpbta Yreiien
liefern lGnnen.
Siteln unb 3eliamente -beutIde unb en9lI6e-
BON alien grBbsn unb Ginbdnben, NIT unp of
ne Silpsr. wie man e rtnI6t.
@etets unb @eIanetiter bon allen Qrtsn-gre.
bistbider unO anpere Grtauun9sI6riftsn.
8IGntbii der - Qebssrs bon allen @r5Ben,
3agebihsr, YaBs, Mempranpum unb 9leIetrn'
tihsr, cine unIbertrefFtde &uspabl.
YcdetbGdsr. 9prt Mcnnais unp pereleiGen, bic
| li6 gar nidt bteten iaben.
Gin srp6sS a1icrtrmsnt Sdrdtpapisr, Yadpapisr,
ETC., 5antp unb sewDtnIi6es Sriefpaptsr, ppn
jeper Senennun9 uno Sualitat.
9rtrf. f.llmIGlase (Snoslcpes) bon alien SOrten.
gnsliI6e unb DsutIds Sdultd6sr pUn alien ar,
ten, fclde bic in Der llmseseno aasemen ae'
brauft werpen - mctlfeiIer bier 3u taben als
trsenppU ICnit auberbalb philadelphia. Gtsn'
falls
GUlp', StatIs unb @dnIefebern,
S6warSe, rrtts unb tlaue Sdreittints, 70 pte 3u'
elei6 terrlite S6retbfuib.
3tntenstGIer, Gntsnpulpsr unb ShrsbIanb.
DeutIte unO Gnsltide Calender fir 1859, itnb
'teim GtnSenen unp @rc6en ju faufen.
Qanrtartm, 2lbums uup gilper BON alien Qlrten
unp 9reteen.
9er erfumereten-al Cologne gSafer, 6aars
ii, 70 we aud bon Der beltsn f1ncp Ssife.
3abnturllen, 3abnputSsr, unb bunpsrterlei anbsrs
Qrtfel. fif pir nidt bier hRnnmen fhnnsn
B9~ Stctrbaltsr uno anoers gerlonen rtlAe
trsrnO etwas aus nuierem SADIE trauGen, tbun
wUbl wGnn lIe bel I.5 anruisn, bsnn mir Serfau'
fen mlre @rtitd ale 70 wcbifeil, psnn nidt
wpbIfeiIsr als man lie irsenp ipnItmo in Der 8e'
ssnp brfcmmt.
led, 6utb uno Selfrid.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30

uf BTentli6er Genbu gu perfaufen.
SamadsS ben 3ten Dscemter ndGasns, um
llbr @ittass, ica auf Dem Gtscntbum lettf
Entli6 Se:fauft tpereen {;
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30
561bbareS Gi9entbum

uf BTentlider 8enbu su perfaufen.
SamRdss ben 3ten December nd6aens, um
lbr Mttass, Ica auf Dem Gisrntbum leltR
Entlid Se.fauft tperben
Orei 9 t Il If e 2anb,
chamber aUiIenD unb srIessn In agnn Gauns
>, 2eGa @aunts.
gic. / sren;enb an 0anb bon 8ruben Setter
Benjamin Stiff, Scsl Shnriper. Sctu Sefs
unb gnrcrsr, entbaItenb t2l gldr unb las
lttsn. nit ctncn.
- Slpd 80 . ! nj aus,
si:S SGpeiser S6euer unb BEN nBttiesn
sssslIgA glebensstSubsn-tt nit sutsm Obit
lebeu. nit 8utcn 8enIen In tsqueme Selbsr ein'
teilt, uno es tsfnbet f6 autes @aEer in ben
tpern unb gBieisn; aud 1ieBt bic 2ntlanif
r6 bas 2anb, mo iid zine quite sEaIIer9epalt
inpet, 70 tpie aud Elm tinIdnsIidsr 3telI Dor.
ffldes 5cl3lanb gum 9laBe seb6rt.
SO. 2 sren;t an go. /, an Ganb BON Grnjaf
n 6tse, @ipepn 8sbIer, Sacct 8Tnis unO 2Ins
er, entbaltenb % older unb 102 &utbsn ees
uss NaaS. GS ia f6Gn In Setbsr sctteiIt.
,ldneli6 Sdwamm uno Sel; patr, uno gut
t gBa0er per1sten. gs liest an ttr Strass
lde BON QgnnpUrt mad 0ssnsrapiae fitrt.
SO. eren;t etenfalls an SO. 1 an Qanb BON
,bn Se6lsr, @bsCn SedIer. SpeI S6nsiter,
ttattsnb 19 older unb % Guthen, In Seber
'astbeiIt unc bnldnsIi4 nit Spl3 unO 8aNer
Ieten.
Das 8an;e III Ger IufmerfIamfeit bon Sauf'
lissn gu cmpfebleu. Ollie brei Studs wsrrrr
psm eenannten Gage psrfauft. entmsbrr Sus
nmsn Uper rineIn tpte es JtGuiern beliebt.-
lie Stra6e rcn 9iCu'S 'Srppli mad Samburs fibrt
enfals. bur6 rem 9lab.
So III 'bieS ra6 biutcrlaEene tiraenbe Germ6.
h bee Ssrltcrbeuen 5einrt6 8tat9, lebt'
BON pcrtcla9tem 2aunIdip unb Gaunt9.
8efs unb Elm uniheitisss GeGt tGnnen seee'
b msrpen bis BEN titen aprit 1860.
DT2tm Somtto9 ben 26iten gtppemz
ber, no6iten6,
10 ubr Sormittags, fol- an tr gGcGnun(
. llnterlhrietsnen, in pcrtrlagtrm gsnn 3aun,
p folgsnrse pe:lGnlfe germGlen prs teIlatrr
rltcrtenen 8 ctnri6 Stats ouf 6fentlt'
IT Ssnbu perfauft werpen, ndmIi4
Gin Yfere, sin 0agen, Gutfp, Yfrbpae1dirr
attef une 3auut, Sfen mtt JlrtrI2 8stten unr
etttaren, Giiae, Stutle, SufaIobuut, SAIef'
lin, 8diIer unb Stdnner. unp font ncd cint
|cbe Snidierentett ben 0erdtbIdaften 81 um'
Enrlih onSufiibren.
Die Sertnsunsen an trn 2assn rss Sstfaufs
b Aufmartun9 prn
Sopio 6cttcrotf Gr'or.
gtcScmter 9. ra3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30

Ccuosn's tsrdbmte SaniisnsarSeneisn, rpis fclat !;
X Suctanikbss 8ruit= uno eunaeumittsI, Srisntas
ttihfs Saartswuhs; Mttttl, abfiSruuasmttCt, Traus
en:Glirr SRittd iur beilun9 Der etitpenen Iesr,
(YeilS.) Sturtmars gBarm. gatttct, SnbianiTbe
9Surm:gRihsL Snolanifhs 8rdutsrpiaeu, aussbets
tsnos SaIbt, paarfarbe, sts. Sl bubsu bel
q. g. Wicfer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30
3u Derfdnfer.

x;5gzS Cine BCtnuas unp StUtrbauS III gu
EEizE srletnsn Ubw 3uiammen NIT Dem Stcd gu
pertaufn, briletMp aus Bidder, S6rsItmateriu.
lien, Drussurisn, GUnfsctiCnares, 9lCticns, ii.
{. No., an btllissn 9eptnsunssn. gBssen tm
nabrn 8tlonprbeitsn rufe man an bel
8. II. 0oCUen,
9Iaptr:gVeaocps, Gortcn @auutr, SO.
October 10. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30

fen bis Su 9eruSbnltden bsrab.
Bsr nun BADEN nil, sinsu portrefflitbsn
leterrcd, g8afsrbhte Sum lleberrSde,
DreF:Rcd, Ssmpen-ffiue peiBs, farbiee
Trad:Rcd, uno tpclene,
Gad :Rct, llnterbcmnen unO llnterbrIsn,
GehGfts:Rcd, loanolhube unb brisntr6esr,
gSamns, 9incn uno gRoritlles,
loctn, 6emebuIcn uno Cellars,
Sberaus, Sads uno bastliher,
9Seife, 6cIsntr6aer,
Strimpfs, lGnbrencn,
Seltritte 94GniIt, GpaserftEde
&ur3, pCr tr9euo strpas aus Dem Sab sines Gduf;
nanns:Shnctbers tauftn nil, Der RUFF an bel pm
. barles s8ed.
Cine nfsanO:sponsi9:iSbrio Grfabrune in msis
nem Gsih6ft fest mih In ben Stano, fche @aaren
entuufsn Su fGnnen ots gut, eausrbaft unb pcbtfeu
fnb, unb id bin dter;eu9t, oa6 ib ollie 8unoeu sur
pSGi9en 3ufrieoGnbcit in oNGn !binfihtCn bsnieren
fam. Die attn 6uubeu Der pcrmoliaeu Sirmo.
uno f. ptls neus ols cs fbidli finbsn tSnnsn, ino
freunoihaftItdlt ein9eIapen an5urufen uno fir idb
fttft 81 febsn.
ALE 8stsGuneen perbsn NIT Dant ouacncmmsn
unp prompt tscrst, uno fertiee SlciSer
an ben aasrnisbrslen grsilsn
prrtouft. Iuf fsrncrn ;abtrsihen 3ufprub botTrno
rrtlettt nit aftuna Gbar1cs Scef.
IGsntaun, Setcber 10, 1859. nalS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30
9Btbelz z9te6erlade.

Die esdu Gauntp 9ibsi.@sletfdafs Bat itre
giieberIase i'm 8a6Rrbr 5um ,.eeda gatrict'' in
allentaun, mo Stbtln anb Seitumsnts in perftte.
oenen spra@sn 81 ben blIt8fsn Yrsilen su baten
fnb. r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30
gtne ncne SStrm1.


Die llnterset6netsn 9sten bterburd itrsn 5reuns
ben unp bent aQsrmensn Yublifum Naartbt, ba6
Te nit einanNsr in GsIel1haft setreten fnp, unp
apar unter Der 6irma bon 81 r nj unb Gu B..
10 a, untrr pelGer lis bic @erbsrs@ ( 6 f.
te an Der @eper Gref, In Sal3burs GaunIttp,
Dem alien StanSplaBe bee 9etsr 2upwig, 70 ipis
einen Qebers Sto1r. in Der Staot gllen.
taun, rrm fribeen Stansplabe bon Grim unb
Ssdsr, fcrtieBen msrrsn.
an ibrer @srtsrst In trIa9tem SaunIfip Be-
sablsn ie INNER bic bTGfen WlarftprsiIe in Bar
gelO pbrr i'm guataula fir 9srer, fir
l(Qertei robe S6ute uno Hinoen,
unb an ttrem Stctr in aasntaun-iO pts an H..
rrr @srbsrst-werpen ls gu alien 3sitsn cine pptl-
ltdnbise 9luswaRl.
SDm aIlcrbeffcn 2cbcr,
vpn tsNsr Sensnnuns gum 8ertauf auf Sdnb baI'
ten, pel6es fe seeen austauI4 fir robe Saute
Obsr SargeIp, an ben allsrniebriSitsn gretBen abe
laBen.
Oils neus Strmd bitten ite batrr Tim sensistsn
3Ilpru6, unp serf6un, baB lie liA lets bemitm
rArten, ale tre Sunpsn Spllenbs gu bsfriepigsn.
g8iQiam 8rim,
Salomon s.. Guopi9.
gpSfntter 16. r1q-3Vt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30
NrmenbQuS~ SerlpQlter.

Die llnterSeidncten, 2lrmenoireftcren BON 4eda
GauntY, 9sbsn bierbur6 gto6rtGt, baB 6r. Gbo'
mas Jaut, Der 2lrment .GsrwaItsr. (StewarD
tlisntrt bat ;-pab es bater ibre 9fidt III cine
anbcrr 9erfon an feline SteQe 3u ernenusn ;-unO
OaB Te bemSufcIsen fir pieien gnrjwef pc + e'
gelte 8prl6ldSe, fir 9eOatte Stele annsbs
men fperren, Spiiaen nun unp Dem 1iten MOnta9
i'm nG6fen December, an wel6em Sage pielclbe
eeTfnet perpen lOan. Srlde bic wInlden ses
sa6tsS @eI6dft 3u iitsrnctmen. linb rrludt tte'
BON Sbadt su nsbmsn. Die 8orI6ldse, aorref'
flrt an pas sanse Sparb, fSnnen an irsenp sinsn
Der Dirsttcren sinsebdnptst rrrrsn.
Sene @rim, { 0ireftcren.
Seni. Sarrett,
gloSsmtsr 16. 1859. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30
SOefentlt6e 9SenDu.

Gcnntrhags ben Sten Gecsmtrr, um IL llGr
Mittaes, 1ca an Der 28ctnun9 he's perilcrteurn
Sphn0 a II b d, in Sanpper aaunlhip, Se'
6a Gauntp, Griter Vspnarp sautnA's QGob.
nuns) fOlssnbs trpesI;Ae @dtsr BfsntIiA per-
fault wsrben, nGmlid,
Gin pprtrrffti6es 6.jGtrises 9ferb, zine Wdt'
re, Gin Sua, 4 quite SGte, 9tinNer. Elm iurger
Bull, Mali6wsne unp Gdufer, Elm SereduIswa'
gen, SpaSierwassn nit pfsrbrBsittr, etn @ins
9duls. .gauernpaaen, Gin Drd9Gulswasen nit
Baby, elm trinube neuer Spl3ihIittrn mtt filer'
nen SOtlsn, 9Fiise, Swet rapcn beinatt nru,
Gin SGepIIus 2 @ssen, cine neue 9ferbesswalt
fdr cine Greldmaldtne, ShOttant, MalGnsn'
Strap, 9 S6iebtarren, Sattsl unp .3uum, ptet
Sstt g1usaseIdrr, 4 8ummste unp anpere gfer'
begeldirre fir 9ferpe, 5IiesenneBe, 5 Salfs
tern, 8Gnfterfette, 5eulettrrn, Baase unp S6tl'
I6eitern, Sperrtettsn, 6rudtreffe, Seu bet fer
6Cnne. 8rlI6tprnIaub, cine got BdBs6snptan'
fen unb Srettsr. @rasIsnien, 0filts mb 5eu'ga.
bsln, Sru6tIGaufsln. 5uttsrtrc9, Sclj unp Sten'
l6GeeeI, IL 5ru6t1ide, SdlttsnIdellsn tpppet'
ldufee 6linte, ScISOfsn, Nmbps, Gin Barrel G1s
fig, YfOasntOGrsr, aItss Bu9sneiien, unb icnf
nod cine srCbe 8erl6tspsnteit bon Sauunsera'
tten 3u tpettlduftts gu mflpen.
Die 8eringungen am Sertaufstase unb 4uf'
partuns BON
GDarGe5 9. Sufb, 2(om'or.
goptmter IS. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30
9ll1t0niez zNerfQuf.
gfcocmtrr t6.

6retass rem 2tn GeUmter ndGIens, um
llGr ga6mittaae, iCu auf Dem 9lase islta, If
frntlih Sertauft perren:
lOI l(tfer por5G9libe6 8oulono,
sstssen in NOrb.8beittaa 2nunitip, gsaa &c.,
an Der Strase peIte bon SaIIiets mad, GOdpdle
fibrt, aran3enp on 2anO Sun @cam Gsientsrser,
Sctn GlaHbsr, giatban gieutarp, Daptp Dpr'
mart unp 9Inprsr. Die 8srbsBsrunssn rarouf
linp:
- Sin 9utes sneiit0diote6 SrGm
!::;;HESn Us oDn baus,
EAslaaI GrGm Sdrurr, unp onrere Netenses
tdupe aud 1T Gin gutter Drummer NIT elmer Yums
pc tsim SauIe uno ras Gi9entbum if gut nit
Sbif perisben.
Sc III ras liesenbs grmtsen BON Sobn q.
8abner unp 5rau, unp pirb pertauft BON
Daniel Boyer, gffsnte.
glcSrmter 16. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-30
Cine 9rpfse 0ele9enbett
Gin berrliher Stpf bon
Spdtjdb t S.
1atsS SSSilltcrsGSllter
Srefmia lprt6 Gel@cr

8enahritti9en bas Yubtfum, oag fis neulih nit
cinanoer in @esultaf 9CtrCtten, uno csten ron ben
See:St6eten Surtid9etcbrt ub. unb eae e in oer
B ITS pamiItcn StraBe, Slc. IL, frdbersr Geibdfts:
Srt Der ySerren Brcint9, Nelteb une Srein9, nabe
Rclers Aprtbets, 9e9cnparti9 sinen bsrrliden 8rr:
ratb
Gpn Spdtiabr5< 1tnb Winter Sleiber
auf oano Observation-Disclosures III psit erSGsr ols ,u it;
esno elmer Belt uCrbsr bab ssbaltsn purct uno ibr
@tabliitmen oos beteineerihtete in 2ttIentaun.-Sie
bolteu allies rprlbes prn Mdnnern uno 8naten in es
mem 8Ietoerebr 9efudt rptro, peIde 0rttct alIe on
febrnicorenpreiBen pertauft peroen.-Sie bemdbsn
d babel tmmer DoG ibre Baoren tsts pcn pcr3ielid:
CT Site neuem Stpls unb auf bic tete 8eile pGriers
tt9t tno - mebr 70, ais iie in tr9eno etnem @tabe:
mGuttu otEier Staot au9etrcfen peresu.-8uft baber
bet ibnen on fem
0c16madppllen Seibcr<SauS
an, unb ibr merbet inbsn, DOB bies Der Sr fdr QGe
tlt.-Sbre Sp6tobrs=Gtntdufe GbIisFen ncuc uno es.
pUnIhte Strles in fth ctche, Die in feinem anoern
8oufmunns:S Shneosr:@ :@totliiemsutin 1ueutounon:
estrcfsn rperben tSnnen.-Sbre Sitter Ilno nit oet
aller9rSBten Scr9faIt aussew6blt, uuo rperben nad
Den neuelten StrlcS urb ,Solbcns oufasn atbt, unf
pcrosn 9eporut ea6 iIe 9sruoe cos fnb, fir mas fC
BEL Dem &ertauf rcpreicntrt perben. Sattet es in
8ebdhtntB, caB Elm iebGs 8tetbunes(ftd pcthcs in
otctm Gtabitment pertaut piro rcn ibncn lettt oc:
maGht wro, uno oaB man fib baber barauf perlaeer
fam, raR bic Nrtctt out uno oaucrbaft 1T. - oer
oarf auch ntbt pCr9eeen nerbcn su melbcn, bae fl
brn. =. Stettter alS Qusihneicer enaaalrt babcn
Der in fetnem @cihdft i'm eonien Staat niht tter.
treen trtro - eoB Die RletOcr peIthe ie perfcreer
oaber aud { c n, ocriebt litb non etbt. - lnte,
ibrem un9ebeueru Nfcrtement fneet man:
Guts, ale Qrten Qrtifet, bic fir SrGtiaGrss uni
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20

The entry books are now all prepared, and
sm ready to receive entries of articles for exhi.
bition at the ensuing State Fair to be held at
GAINESVILLE, September goth, 21st 23d and 23d
next. a. N..U.aH
Entries may be made by mail as we'll as in
person, at my Office in the Agricultural State
Rooms, until the 9th day of September, after
which time the office will be removed to Zanes-
vile. aa% ata
Those desiring premium lists can have them
furnished, free Of charge, upon application by
letter or otherwise, at the Agricultural rooms
Persons making entries by mail or otherwise,
should be careful to state very distinctly their
post-ofdce address in full--that is, the name Of
the post-office, as well as the county; because in
medals, diplomas, or drafts for premiums, much
inconvenience is experienced Tor want Of the
proper post-ofiee sddiess.
1t Is especially desirable that every exhibitor
fully determine in which department. and un-
der what head he intends to compete, before
application for competition ia made. Those
who do not remit thus by mail, may avoid
much Inconvenience and trouble by hayinga list
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20

What the AdminiStrat'O ON has Done
l. The Administration has produced set
tlement fthe Kansas question, and established
perfect order in that long distracted Territory.
2. 1t has put an end to the fillibustering ex-
petitions OF Walker & Co.
3. 1t has put an end to the rebellion in Utah,
and established peace and order in that Terri.
tory.
4. 1t has prosecuted the war against the hos
tile Indians with redoubled force in Washing
ton Territory, and compelled them to sue for
peace on term.
S. 1t has done the same in Oregon, and fore
ed the Indians to rolinquish hostilities and sue
for peace.
6. 1t has done the some in the war with the
Indians in New Mexico, and in the like man
nsr compelled them to sue for peace.
z. 1t has made new and highly advantage
Gus commercial treaty with China.
8. 1t has made new and advantageous tres-
~ with Japan.
8. 1t has obtained a most important diplo-
matte victory over England by extorting from
her and abandonment of the:long- assumed right
to search American vessels.
10. It has established an overland mail to
California and the Pacific coast.
II. 1t has admitted two new free States into
the Union, and thus secured large extension
ofthe field for "free labor"
IL. It has sent a naval expedition to Para.
quay, and obtained an apology for insults to the
American flag; indemnity for injuries received
and grants of now commercial privileges and
rights OF navigation.
49, 1t has paid off more than nine millions
Of the public debt at time Of pressure in the
money market, and general embarrassment in
the business of the country that is without a
parallel in our history.
H. 1t has reduced the expenses. OF the gov
ernment from eighty one millions to less than
seventy millions, and will soon have them grad
uated to scale Of about fifty millions.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20
Not Satisfied.

Last week hard working sailor returned to
this city after five years absence in California,
with but lite more cash than he took away
with him. He left wife and two children
when he went away, and the first thing on his
arrival was to seek ont his family. He found
them in the third ward, and after kissing his
wife, saw with astonishment that his children,
like sheep in the east, had doubled in the FIVE
years, as in the place of two, there were now
four, and one quite small. He looked at his
wife, he then looked at his babies. Then at
utes he gazed, and then broke out with: "WeA,
Mary for a small ,oon'an, sutthoH help, you've
raised h-l amaSinglym VI
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20
puddings Before Pia nos. .

It is not necessary that married ladies' whose
circumstances enable them to keep cooks and
cbambermaids, should make their own pudd-
ngs, and do their own housework but they
ought to know how puddings should be made
and homework done. They ought to have
practical knowledge Of oil that appertains to
housekeeping for two especial reaSons-first
that they may be able to direct and control their
servants instead OF being taught and controlled
by them, and second, that in case OF q reverse
of fortune, they may be capable of making a
home with their own neat little hands. This
is plain talking but no sensible wife who has
her husband and his interest and happiness at
heart. will take ofense at it.
1t must not he understood that we underval-
lie the accomplishments which lend grace to
polite society There is no reason why lady
who can superintend the cooking of a dinner,
should not also appreciate and execute the di-
vine melodies of the German and Italian com
posers, to draw, to dance, to speak and read
one, two or three foreign languages; but we
hold that girls, what ever their pecuniary ex-
pectations may be, should above all things, have
good domestic education. They should be
taught housewifery before music, to speak and
write pure English, and to keep accounts, be-
fore they begin to coDgugate the French verbs
and study perspective. The solid column first
and then the graceful folated capital. The wo-
man who assumes the responsibilities of a wife,
should be as capable ofhelping her husband by
her practical talent in adversely, as of minister
ing to his pride by the display of her accom-
plishments in the time of his prosperity.
Our readers will now understand what we
mean by "Puddings before Pianos," but the
text would bear longer comment. ~
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THE Emblem Party.

That the Prairie Dog and the owl--of q
small brown blacked, white. bellied species-do
live harmoniously together in the same hole, l
know, for have seen it. But it is not true
that the Battlesnake resides in the same house
hold. Greeley's Kansas Letters.
Then the coalition is failure. The Praide
Dog which shreks and burrows in the soil, is
a Black Republican. The Owl is an American
of the dark lantern order. The Rattlesnake is
the disunionist, all venom at the mouth and
rattle at the tail. Greeley is intent on the
union Of all these in the next contest and has
gone west to study the habits Of these types in
the animal creation. ,... .....a
He finds it failure, and will have to give up
in despair. He can unite Owl and Snake or
Dog and Snake, but not all three. Poor phi.
osopher, unfortunate philanthropistE-Ai6any
argus
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Of their animal or articles made out in writing,
and arranged under the proper heads, which
they may hand to the clerk when making the
entry.
Entries must contain not only the exhibitors
name, his post-offlce address, county and State,
written as legibly as possible but also the name,
SEX and age of the animal offered for exhibition
as we'll as the class in which it is intended TO
compete.
Any person paying One Dollar, may enter as.
many different articles for exhibition, as he or
she may own, in any of the Departments, ex-
cept Horses and Cattle; in these, the entry fee
will be One Dollar for the first entry, and Fifty
Cents for each additional entry. ..
No additional charge will be made for any
animal previously entered, topermit it to COM
pete in the Sweepstakes
Each exhibitor will be furnished with an ez-
hibitors ticket, good during the Fair. An en-
trance gate will be set apart especially for erhib-
tiers and committee men, at which alone, these
tickets will be received. These tickets will
only be good at the enc gate, and with the reg
ular gate keeper there stationed.
The inhabitants Of GAINESVILLE are making due
preparations for the comfort and convenience OF
visitors during the Fair, and every one disposed
to visit the Fair will find the entertainment by
the citizens fully equal to that of any other
place where the fair has been held.
For once, in the history Of Ohio State Fairs,
the grounds, structures, halls &C., will be fully
completed and in proper readiness, some days,
if not weeks, before the Fair-nearly all the
halls, stalls, &C., being already completed. NJ.
merous wells are being sunk. upon the grounds
so that there will be an abundance of excellent
water for visitors and stock. @
J.H. KLTPPART, Cor Sec.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 18th, 1859.
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From the Cleveland National Democrat, July II.
"OberIiM Unm n ske d"--The ovation
to RuShnel the Convict.

From the Cleveland National Democrat, July IT,
"ObcrIiM Unm n 81 Ike d"--The ovation
to Bushnell the Convict.
We were at oberlin on yesterday-not to
Oberlin Of the black spirits and the white, of
hypocrites and sinners, but Oberlin, jubilant
"0berlin unmasked" and going it with ven
geance. s... @ taa ea
The occasion was the liberation Of Bushnell,
who had served out the sixty days allotted to
him in the County Prison for breaking the
laws He was to receive the honors Of the viii
lage and he did receive them. From Cleve-
land and from other parts, Joined to those of
the village some three thousand people-men
and women and children, Of all ages sexes and
colors were at Oberln, and the cannon fired
the Hecker Band played, the boys shouted, and
Spalding, Riddle, Carter, Joshua R. Giddings,
Langston, Prof Peck Plumb. Bushnell and 9TH
ers spake, and the choir sang.
The large church Of the place was filled to
oyer6owing. The burden Of the speeches was
the Higher Law against the laws of the United
States--the decision Of the Supreme Court Of
Ohio in the rescue OF slaves from their mas.
ters. Eth
Bold and defiant were tho Oberlinites, SO far
as words were concerned, against the law
They would rescue slaves when and where they
pleased--the law should not be observed--the
law did not please them,--ths law should be
put down. ar.4af44t
Although these bold words came from the
mouth, the eye gave them the lie direct. Ober-
lin has had surfeit Of Rescues-- -Oberlin will
not again dare the hazard Of the die, for they
have seen and felt that in the Northern District
OF Ohio, the lao ,0oild Be enforced, careless OF
consequences and careless of the feelings oil
those who array themselves against it. tA2&f
The Choir, composed Of near two hundred
persons, sang the Marssllaise with thrilling ef-
fect-better, far better, than we ever heard it
or anything else sung. The speaking was fair,
for tho occasion. Mr.. Riddle did not believe
Judge Gholson would declare the Fugitive
Save law unconstitutional, and he wanted those
who would vote for him, not to be deceived, for
he had given no pledges, yet still the party
ought to vote for him, for he was the best man.
Mr.. Giddings said Gholson was pledged
strongly pledged, to the deciding Of the law