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tur9 prn
Salpmpn Gric1emere,
CHARLES SO. gSirlnb,
2tfaujt5 pcu 6. uno II. GcCIman.
SUM- s. 1859. nQ3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
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auf bet erften SeIte unfereS
Deuti9en Slatte6 3u lefen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

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Rapler Dor ieiner Nbreiie in @ofbinotcn
oe9eben wuroe, foitcte Sl2,345. Die
GInnabmen betru9en nur SII 1928.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

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SoRnDen 9efra9t, mas Elm Sor9 ici.-
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

SIN Sabre 1883 puroen in europa
225, 900 uno in Den Ser. Staoten 97,z
900 Sonnen Safe perbrau6t,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
21iNnO-9Ortrs 81 prrkaufrn.

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Die oti9en panos iinp in gutter Srbnung.-
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No. 122 gSsa. Samtpn'S Strabs, in Gamtaun, bel
Simon Sbpeieer.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
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5amItpn Strabe in Nlsntaun bel
Simon Sbpeieer.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

Sanof0rner bitcen einen Ser9. 2(u=
9enblide Elm Sobr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
Sefentlt6er gerf1uf.

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II utr Mttta9s, ipu am @aRbaule ron Grparo
SriNsr, in allentaun, 6Hentli4 Sntauft wsrrm,
ras Ic9cRanutc
2(acntdun Gilanbj
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
nOcr Fann'a bictcn z

6. 81. Newbarb, Gfq., tiberrei1te
uns am Wonta9 cine @rbbeere (Strup-
berrp), tpelde folpobl iiber Die 3unbe ols
iiber Die Gdn9e 4 Boil miBt.-Bobnt Sc
mano in penniploanien Der 2(Qentaun in
bieIer {oiniidt bieten fam 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

gm lrbten SUnntaa in SeIer Sturt, Gin Sod.
trrhrn rc5 9r. GtriitCpber y6tenpalner, in Iet'
nrm 5tsn 2etrnajabre.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

alm lesten DUnnsrfas pur6 ben gbrw. ..
s. 2etr, 5r. @epr8e5riep, nit DRIP
mart a 9 d q +, bebe BON Qaentaun.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-04-23

bon oberva gaiment Cook alons voir les Helen, sou
d. uns nature dHerente de de enenn dsho
% ene ecr oue vcx oviale en- ureSsans la ppuace ~
at,i mes braves Qua-tou voe Oh est le feu =
on nnement orees de Cook de Dayton ce a
les confusss Bradford meurtre. vol!
Cook alrs await quite la fenetre sapersu
Qhavezvous done u dit e fermer
pale CONNIE un hinges seriez-vous malace
Moi Non, doue repon, Day,ou j tresslh
penant nouvelc hese bcu enendu Mas
Tout S comprends ce ba repqna pre-
nn sou eheau eest asaSne Bradford e
k sans 'uer descent ecac dun rapdo fiit
veer constable Cesar porte. de-
want Ia on Sc les degrees de Ia maon du Squire
Eth bicn pueus
ous enes pour dcmand justice s vols Eo sur
Pas Cook rtpondt grand vguen ul fc
u erer main ma cos nous les ouveron Les am' que oc
uee nfme assistants naqner pauvre
defense! u mison fermee a arrvee dc
fnmlk Ce'ai une bonne ct digne creature
dire Ellie await depu qnc temps dc freseu por de de
mauvaise mine Ce gully de quou He
Eh uge quasSs uaezvou pas descenlre
chaque dOune sceerat chance
de plus de sechapper.
-Genemen, dit an oue regard nqui,eu Dayton qu
ua s In s " n nn
DIRE les measures neeessaes.
Eles d pises n,erromp sou vignien lie
a tout ce qu await re moment Nous nous so""
aood arrangs de con aeau naperfu sur
peutee es udce u guderou, pour
les Ce but que chez
atm la l plus
tard, quelque embarras pour
lie mot Dire regat dams nquietud Son visage
eta ue paeur moee sill de
evanOu Au della della fu nPeeevai On aura dit
toute population eta potee les ux o enat await etc comm
Tout cepndaut enend brut de sur
de chand du genre employees meque
sur les heuves qu navgb Cete embaou arriva au
ve les forces de qare hommes e mahe
soure de riomphe g eve de rqu decouvs pv
Ion ct vert aotant desu du gouvernai f
-Ave1vous rassmbe lie u constable di.l suiOnure.
-Oui monsieur tout monde maintensn poste w
-Nlarchon gentlemen repiqua le Squire -f @
1t digea ves domciie de Ia suiv de Ia f,ue
f. GERsTAEcKER
(Ld suite proclaim numiro)
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-04-23
sRN4N Sss.NfA2s,
ny LIFE Is Like The SUMNER ROSE.

Ma vie,-au matn c'est Ia ruse ..
Aux baisers du solcil s'Ouvrant avec amour .
Sous un beau ciel d'ete la feur. peine eclose,
Git sur e SOL Aetrie. avant Ia fin du jour
-Mas sur lhumble cfeuilec
La mutt repandrs rosee,
Dams voiles semblant peurer sur malheur-,
-Et psrsonue sur moi ne versera de pleurs.
Ma vie est Ia feuille d'automne
Que volt trember Ia lune 4 ses pales clartss
Pour ele pauvre feule Ia tige miguounc,
La vie est sans repos ct les jours sont complies
-Mais quaud il perdra fsuilage.
Larbre ple eurera ombrage,
lie vent sang lote,a daus les chauves rameaux,
-Et personue pour moi naura dc tells sanglots
Ma vie est empreinte ephemere
Qu'en passan, le sable w ,oyageur laissa
Soudain lie hux s'avance, ct Ia vague colere ...
Bondit la trace yeux dsParu deja .. .- ..
- -Mais sur Ia greve solitaire 49,. A5y ..- ed. do
-'' S'entend comue paute auere .a.,,r. a. d
lie sourd gemissemen; de Ia emoi, -t..r rs g
Eft personne anais gemira sur moi! 80
ALBERT LEYoRr.
Unite de langlais de r. II. Wide)
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-04-23

dement, de bile dans ces divers organes. Ups
veritablc infection pnruicnte par In bio 20
devcloppe ; la jaunisse, 10 tisvre isuse, drs
6evres putritls.s ct bilicuecs, les 4. yrcs de
marais, 10 cholera Ut les maladies pestilcn
tielles SO declarent. les calculs biliaires q.
torment dams Ia vesicule du 6cl, Hc. Pour
prevcuir Gee desordres, II faut cxpulser de Ia
foie la bile putreise par Pinaanmativn, su
fur ct mcsure qu'ellc SO produir, 81 on,
ployer Get effet PEbrir de Gn,iht prepare
par PAUL GAGE, qui rennit, q uiIo action
pureative douce, des qualities toni,,nes ct an .
iiPutridcs.
CArARRHE Ds IA vEssrI. - Lorsqus les
urincs sont surchsrgees Il unc matierc glai.
reuse, QUELQUEYoIs sorRBkrsE OF Rop.
6EATRE, quclqucfois flantc et pour ainst
dire HuILEusE, cette rnatiere irrife les ra. 4.
rois de In vessie ct y developpe lc catarrh>
vssicRl. GUERisOS: emprcher la mnt,.re
glaireusc de sejourNev dams la vexrie 1t d'y
penetrer en- usant dc rEhrr de GmRit pre-.
pare par PAUL GasE.
GourTE IT RHUnArfsar. - Ces dcus
malsdies graves doivent lrur originc unc
mafierc giairenre, ACRE, qni s'est fxse sur
les meinbrHnes synov ialesr dcs articulatiars
ct sur les apOnevro.cs qui enveloppent les
muscles. Indiqucr Ia ~nuse dc eos innladies,
c'est iDdiquer h re'ns de cest dire auo
rEiixir de GmLht prepare par PArL GxsE
cst 10 ineilleur agent qu'on pui.se employer
pour -oulagcr vite 1t euerir soIidemeni. La
gnerison no complete par rusage du 7isss
Electro. .MagntfYne.
Nous reBv errons, pour lep ausrss maln
die. occasionnecs par les eiaircs. an hvrs
doc est eItrait &C qni precedr. On 10 deli.
vrc gratis avec chaque bouteills, ~ celle qui
men scra pas acconpagnee seya rrputee
contrcfuite. .as - . ... .
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-04-23


Chrahr o. Henry,
e"'e ta"af' Ehrir ouiie, prtpat
sonarion
la arniesud udcau6f
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-04-23

HssU cTAomAGNeTIQuE ApPR0UVe PAR t'GA0fME De MEDICINE
Go II
ri rsouLAo
ct
Ls
Ilfons
hrodi
ohdts
les de pars
plus ofcace dsspafNrs OF recOm
dion q, souvcnt
- .. +.
GOURDON Gle, MONIN d..;a.
ea corepohunSde de ce deux
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-04-23
IxxxE.
L'ENQUETE..

Squie Dayton dit Cook que porte fs ernee dsers lee
dus H.ss quite ns her prssm dan: but unique
eha ecaenens nous de dans aare waeaFe Mas
ens dpprnde Gull ma pau Helena NArss Dayton ma ss
vou tompes repiqua tnqsuent Squire ct yenp
conpssuds
.s.a diss@vea. na mistress Daytos us dit .A = ,a
TAI adu ma pssu grave r TAI expedie
o"hamp iShth sports que allies ita
% honss ID en eat d. uarche a6u pouv
Ntscr hsppsr eosp dscik Ea-cs exact - 81 2 ss,
O6 eroi que bssaes son 6s dta sv dss
Trsen important QUO rsion nquies jsspaa ., que
sessvioos De- Doavsss dc Snkve n Hswes await
hssr tanar d
bigand fsyei. OF vauds
pas dams Helena e % pres
f'" s'aInti- -. .r,ps.l,a -tssrX
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Hawes pout rson aors mai les chooses change face
depu Jes dsbord davis de point ve cor
les bandits des esns dams Helena
uls ct nos son camPes mile prairie
Gus connassez Get endro Squire ceS quill
furent ssnes ape ut apper que osque
rons reun desforces uaues daeuss prspafs faie
dams Ia vile. ,- - -g.a
Comment ici dams Helena dit Dayton
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01
TRUSTING TO a SINGLE CROP.

There is no crop that does NOT fail some
times, though there are few which are never
wholly cut off in any season. Grass, for ex
ample, always yields a partial crop; and per
son may, if need be- depend wholly uphn this
product as a means oC subsistence. The same
thing, however, can hardly be said of any 9TH
cr staple crop. Innunerable Illustrations
might be given of the danger of depending on
a single crop. The result in Ireland of rely
upon the potato crop is patent. The failure of
the wheat crop, in many parts of this country,
has involved thousands of farmers in debt,
which it will take years of toll and economy to
liquidate. A friend at the West fal been so
successful in raising peaches that he turned his
whole attention to that crop. One year he re-
allied a large net profit, and looking for still
greater results next year, he laid out his plans
accordingly and incurred considerable debts
to be paid from the proceeds of his peaches
The result Is, tlHt from six-or seven Thousand
trees he gathers scarcely two bushels of market
able fruit f
\ mixed cultivation is the safest in the long
run II the potato crop fails, let there he
corn, wheat barley, or other grain to fall back
upon. The chances Of utter lalure are dimin-
ished by different crops under culture. 4 sea
son destructive to one is likely to be just the
thing for another.-4merjcoa AgrimfWia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01
The Battle of Magenta.

The battle of Magenta, with its preceding
conflicts at Buffalora, is already characterized
in the loose language of the papers as one OF
the most bloody battles in the annals of mod
ern warfare and second only to that of Wa
tcrloo." This is.the language of untlinking
exaggeration On the contrary the truth is
that when the number of troops engaged is
considered in connection with The fact that the
battle lasted two days, the contest does not ap-
pear So sanguinary, and is FIR inferior i'll It's
totals of killed and wounded to the bloody
fields in which the elder Napoleon won glory
and empire At Waterloo the French num-
bcred 10000 and the allies 10000, and the loss
in killed and wounded was $4,000 French aud
% 900 allies. AT AustCrlitz there were but
100000 troops engaged, whilst the killed and
wounded numbered $4,000. AT Jena the
battle was fought by 10000 men, and The
killed, wounded and prisoners summed up to
$1,000. AT Eylau, the French numbered 65,-
600 and the Russians 10000 the loss of the
former was $4,000 and that of the latter %,
600. At Wagram, 30,0C0 French cncoun-
tered 90 900 Austrans, withihe loss of killed
wounded and prisoners of $4,000 FreLch and
IS, 600 Austrians At the desperate battle of
| I}orodino, fought between the French and
Russians, the aggregate loss in killed, wounded
and prisoners was about 100000. lr all these
battles, and we might add other instances, tie
number of troops engaged was less than at
Magenta, whilst the loss was much greater
The latter is far therefore from being entitled
to be described as the 'bloodest ofhattles, and
is rather remarkable, considering the mmcnSi-
ty of the forces engaged and the length of time
the contest was prolonged, for the compare
lively small number of killed and wounded
1t was but seldom, even in the wars of the
First Napoleon, that quarter of million of
men were brought into actual conflict as at
Magenta So far as an isolated instance may
he considered as establishing a fact, this battle
does not prove that the improvements in FIRE
arms will make the contests of this day any
more bloody than those which occurred half a
century ago. The pluck and endurance of the
contestants, rather than the arms they handle,
is after ALL the true measure Of the destructive
ness of war.-BQhimore american.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01
Cider vineear,


Almost every family in the country have the
materials ftSt manufacturing pure cider vinegar
if they will only use ther1. Common dried an.
pies, with IitF'd # tnolasscs and brown papers
are all you need to make the best kiHs of cider
vinegar, And what is still better, the cider
you extract from the apples does not detraet
from the value of the apples f5f a4y 6tHer pur-l
pose. Soak your apples few hours, wasliings d
and rubbing them occasionally then take
them out Of the water end Thoroughly strain
the latter through a tight woven ci0tF /; put it {
into a jug, adf a half pint of molasses to a + u
gallon of liquor and piece Of brown paper,
and set in the sun or by the fire, and in few
days your vinegar viii be fit for use. Have,
two jtggs, and use ont Of one while the other.
is working. no faupily need be destitute Of
good vinegar if they viii follow The above 1i-'
rections.-N Northwcstern Farmer s1 ,.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01
CULTURE OF CORN

A correspondent of the Ohio Cultivator
says: The grand aNioms in corn raising are
Good ground well prepared, early and care
fnl planting, early cultivation and hocing, and
destruction of all weeds the summer through.
If prompt and energetic action is important
and necessary anywhere, it is most emphatic
ally so in corn field. But go into any de
partment of labor, and who wins. The easy
the indolcnt, the slothtul? No! The Micaw-
bcrs who are always waiting for something to
turn up, some Godsend or anothcr-ncver ac-
complsh anything, but die before their visions
are realized. 1t is certainly not these, but
the man o energy, Of method-the man oI
steady work and close calculations who sue
cceds, in all positions.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01
3oyjr orw55SK.

There, is q monnful truth which nllfcny Wi,
appreciate, in, the folloing extract from :. Bulls
and Bears,'-a story which has just been com
pleted in the Atlantic Monthly:
ITO man out of employment, prescribed,
marked, there is nothing so terrible as the i'm
penetrability Of theclose ranks of society around
him, Every busy man seems to have found bis
places each locks step with his neighbor, and
the vast procession moves on. Once out of the
serried order, the Unhappy wretch can never re-
sumo his position. = He finds himself the fftl
wheel of a eoachg there is nothing for him to dc
no place for him at3the beuntiful board where
others are fed. He may starye or drown him
gelf as he likes: the world has no use for and
viii not miss him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01
i AM MORTAL.

1nlthe giddy whirlof the world, men too lit
tie pause to reflect that thy are mortal. On
and on they delve and toll, ftrive and contend
eliminating and recriminating, throwing their
whole soulsLinto the vortex of the world, as if
it ard its objects were worthy to absorb their
whole being. Painful objects of contempla-
ton aAifew more passing seasons and all who
are. engaged in the exciting and maddening
strife of she world viii, one after another, have
silently dropped into the bosom of the earth,
no more to be seen Of men, soon to be remember
ed no more, on earth, How unimportant, then,
to the dsembodied spirit, win appear the trifes
which to-day are 80 much mus .n,aggpifed, and which
by partial, interested, and selfish views, are
clothed with 50 much consequence +. / must
del This short sentence, frequently uttered and
pondered upon, would go far to moderate as
perity of feeling, to eradicate ehmity from the
heart, to cool the ardor Of worldly pursuits, tc
abate strife arial iarring diseord. - = tit5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01
rHn auAnT ANp nonan.

Home is the spot where hearts are to be cul-
tivated. Where the affections are to bloom in
their highest beauty and to be taught to en-,
twine their tendrils about worthy objects. A
home. where severity or even formality reigns,
is like a garden in .winter-is like turning hot
house Tito an iee-house. Such home will be
the nursery not Of noble men and women, but
of mere worldlings at the best likely Of
openly vicious and criminal. We find among
our clippings this sentiment: '
We sometimes meet with men who seem tc
think thatany indulgence in affectionate feeling
is a weakness. They will return from a jour
ney and greet their families with distinct dig
nity move arhong their children with tht
cold and lefty splendor of an iceberg, surroun
ded by its broken fragmepts.-C c. Herald.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01
AprAurIrUr. sENr1mENr.

The fate eminent judge, Sir Allen Park,
once said at a PUBLIC meeting in London: we
live in the midst Of blessings till we are utterly
insersible Of their greatness, and of the source
from whence they flow. We speak of our civ
ilizatioh, our arts, our freedom, our laws, and
forget entirely how large a share is due to
Christianity. Blot Christianity out Of the
pages of hiahsa History, md what would his
laws have been 2 what his civilization? Chris
tianity is mixed up with our very being and
our daily life, there is not a familiar object
around us, which does not wear different as
pect, because the light of O. ristian love is on
it-not law which does not owe its truth and
gentleness to Chris ,sianity n moi. custom
which, cannot be traced in all its holy healthfu
parts to the gospel f,Fr7 Is -rgy l5s#