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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
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mir bofTrn, bic junssn Mdnnsr Der Stdot dn'
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dsn mir anSunsbmsn fir gut sra6tsten, I'm
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18

DFSn ltn9arn befiir6tet man cinen
neuen 2tusbru6. 9Senn babel nur AUDI
Cini9e Siirtfen perio9t pcroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
100 oea SiId,ou Scvbert.

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n,Iih unerrartsten Ipo bcs @brtp. 6m. 8 3 n
eYbert, SiI6cp Der @plnsrliI6sn @emrn'
aft bicIss uno anOerr Staatsn. an3u,ssen.-
lh Der i'm gSelen acbaltenen alIscmsnen Con
eng. trat er feline 8eie miccsr Gllid an, UNI bei
4 Gcninrn;rn in Sbio uno Neuyprt 3u rrGfpt'
,.--Nm 25lcn December wobnte er elmer &ir6'
npeibuna 6 Wrilen BON 5rrmcnt, In S6ip, tet.
pn bort bsgab tr fh auf ben g8sg mad 5lat
pd, uno AM 29len December ldngte sr am 6dus
BON Sruber 8 aae garter. 4 WeiIen
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na6 rtl6sm sr auItlno uno rtnsn SsrIu6
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n ldnssr ba psrtlisb ais min fir nGttis bielt,
nabm Yarter fih bic 5rcibsit bincin Su sebsn.
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Sd bin 70 Ihwa6 paB Id mir ni&t linsrr irIbN
fen tann." Dies ipdrsn feline lcbtcn gScr!t.
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nisrn Winutsn mar er cine 9ridt. - Am 6trn
inuar wurbcn brbsn bnierlaBsnr llrbtrrsilc rrm
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Der Gbrip. 5r. 5dmmsr, cine seIhrdte
6snreos bslt.--Sr. SsYbsrt mar in brIcr @e.
10 auscmrin tetannt, par in ben 60cr Sltrer
,rs Nttn5, mar Elm Ietr srIAidter unb bsIirbts,
sriser, unb ctne 3weifsl wirO bic 9smein16af
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uno tirf trtrauen. - Sdnft ruts trstn NI4t
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
SanecI pon Dbilaeclpbia

SIN uori9en Sabre iino i'm oorti9en
Safen SO 27O Sbiffe ein9eloufen, oar=
unter pom Nu6lano 5l9; I'm Sobr 1858
wor Die 2(njabl Der ein9elaufen SCpife
.2S, ,643. oarunter 493 pom 2(uelanoc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18

Dl(uf ben peitliben SlGifen 9in9en
i'm pori9en Sabre etlp1' 300 Menibenlez
ben perloren uno Der @ertb oes ;eritorten
Si9entbum6 betrd9t nabe 5u 3 Willionen
Sbaler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
$614 I9

SBI4 -
OTDer GapitulsstOd Der rtissn Gsisuihoft 1T
81, l29.l57 75-GonSs 1u,aht pCti,en 1910 -une
Der 8slauf imLsstsn Sabr perIthsrt ii S35O.l %.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18

Shaemeiters Seritt bon 1859.
. / ram !. g dams, in 8sdbnun9 nit rGr ,.est
da Gauntp 9e9snlriu9en 5rur STfdsrunSs'
GclrlIlhait."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18

Or.
8itanj in otn bGnbsn bcs Staemciitsrs
am litin Sauuar, 1859, $S44
SntCrCiTsu wdbrsno Dem Sotr 16
8aar crbaltrn pGbrCuo Gem Sabr 1859,
als Yrdmien 500
8aar, Nulcibsu pen pstcr @idsrt 200
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18


5iCrs uno Gjrlr: Rcutcin9 bacon iis immcr rn
lIts ttUj9cr ais fe irsenc cnitmc in tUtntaun &c:
tauft mGrrcn fam.
OF 60 trr,mt bann nun HIs uub urthttIt fir
Cub feltt. Sa ruGt an SIC. 49, Sft:.onmuItrrsS
&c an, che Chr cnitpC faufit, uuo Sbr pcrbtt ijn:
oCn Dap unlss YrsIsn Die bOrtCn Stittn etr0cc VA:
Sen, oas III peuu 5br fir 9ar9co taufst. Strsti:
Et es niht, Gin iscsr Irttel 1T wurrantirt ca6 III
En pcfGr er usrfaut pirc, cher Cs III fsin @rrtuuf
9ei d. cn= 8 cIpr0uu0
miro ctsnfals immer nrh auf bic oGtrrdnttljbitc
BIIs aus9cfibrt, uno ;Ipar an esn alItr9ttin9ittn
preikn. Qub miro ron ibucu fIr oas Nuslrstu &c.
icret-teiots fir 9Sti6ss uno S)lanns: Qtricntn--c
rrte autb fdr Die SoetCntlsteT-uno dttrhaupt ats
les RStbt9e gu elmer eechs.
0IFlnosrtGtCr auBsrbab Der StaSt, tpcrrrn prbI
tbun bri ibusn on;uruftn, incsm ilc eie eatcn pen
ibnEu an (ibr bilIi9rn grci6cn faufrn tSnnen-fr
pis Gterbaupt aIes oa;u 9iStbise, als Srimminss
pru isrer Grt, ptattcn, Shrautsn, uro tury Nnts
pCIhes fdr cirisn 5wcd 9cptnfbt psreen tann-
uno 70 in caftlbs aub alrs noh Zen ueusten g.:
briuhIu.
Oanttar fir eS biehsrise 9rcss lrttriitsun9, bcls
fen Iie ncth ouf otn fsrncrcn 5uipruh ees putli:
fums. unE fiblSn pcrilhrEt, has bic QreiBsn an &C.:
ucn lts iret trtoutn, ibncn rirtn ftrnrrea 3upru6
uhhCrn nluecn,
90 uerssGet nitht an gIO 30 on. pomittcn.etrafe
ou,urufrn, cbs Sbr lcnitpc faufs.
O3- Ssrs ART 6cIj pirb iSccrStit i'm austauIb
fir .oausratb an9Cncmnsn.
9. Gsu une ScEn.
luIertaun, eSanuar Is, 1860. n0tp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18

5anuar l. 1859, 9ilan; in Sanecn, uuo
unbcjobe prIijcn $7l 81
8aar crbnIten auf $50 rtus Vcliisn uno
6S Sransftrs, rem Sanuar 1859 bis
Sanuur 1860 542 50
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
Secret6rs 3eridlt fir 1859.

8cnueotUs Woosr, in 8edbnuns nit Der ,,os:
ha GOuntp 9s9snfsiti9cu Scusr:8srfberun9e'8c:
ISulhof".
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-11-29


r+ Smith. who makes joke Of all his
troubles, says the cook at his boarding
house is so careless about separating the
feathers from the chickens that he never
eats dinner without feeling down in the
mouth"
sg- An English Review says" Sou
they told Shelley man might be happy
with any woman, and certainly wise
man, once married, will try to make the
best of it."
s0- The red, white and blue the red
cheeks, the white teeth, and blue eyes of
a lovely girl, are as good flag as ayoung
soldier in the battle of life need fight un-
der.
n A firt is like dipper attached to
a hydrant-every one is at liberty to drink
from it, but no one desires to carry it
away.
nsg ,Tis little troubles that wear the
heart out. 1t is easier to throw bomb
shell a mile than feather-even with ar
tilery.
sg- Theory may be all very well, but
Young doctors and lawyers prefer practice.
p@ Blessed are they that are blind, for
they shall see no ghosts.
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VOLUME NUMBER Is.
Young Ladies, Read.

1
What number of idle, useless women
they call themselves young ladies-pa-
rade our streets! "They toll not, neither
do they spin, yet Solomon in all his glory
was not arrayed like one Of them. Do they
ever look forward to the time when the
real cares and responsibilities of life will
cluster around them? Have they made,
or are they making any preparation for
the onerous duties which will assuredly
fall to their lot-duties to society, the
world and God? They lounge or sleep
away their time in the morning. They
never tako hold of the drudgery, the re-
pulsive toll, which each son and daughter
of Adam should perform in this world.
They know nothing of domestic duties.
They have no habits of industry, no taste
for the useful, no skillin any really useful
art. They are in the streets, not in the
performance of their duty, or for the ac-
QUESTION Of health, but to see and be seen.
They expect thus to pick up a husband
who will promise to be as indulgent as
their parents have been, and supportthem
in idleness They who SOW the wind in
this way are, sure to reap the whirlwind.
No life can be exempt from cares. How
mistaken an education do these girls re
ccivc who are allowed to imagine thatlife
is always to be garden of rosesl Labor
is the great law of our being. How
worthless will she prove who is unable to
perform It'll
It has been observed that by Ear the
greatest amount OF happiness in civil
lied life is found in the domestic rela-
tions, and most of these depend on the
homo of the wife and mother" What
mistake is then made by our young girls
and their parents when domestic eduea-
ton is unattended to! Our daughters
should be taught, practically, to bake, to
cook, to arrange the table, to wash and
iron, to Sweep, and to do everything that
pertains to the order and comfort of the
household Domestics may be necessary,
but they arc always o necessary evil, and
the best "help" woman can have is her
self. If her husband is ever so rich, the
time may come when skill in domestic
employments will secure to her comfort
which no domestic can procure. Even if
she is never called to labor for herself, she.
should, at least, know how things ought
to be done, SO that she ought not to be
cheated by her servants.
Domestic Education cannot be acquired
in the streets. 1t cannot be learned amidst
the frivolities of modern society. a
good, and worthy, and comfort-bringing
husband can rarely be picked up on the
pavement.
"The nymph who walks the public streets,
And sets her cap for all she meets,
May catch the fool Tho turns to stare,
But men of sense avoid the snare"
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sw Old Deacon Sharp never told lie,
but he used to relate this He was stand
ing one day beside frog-pond-we
have his word for it-and saw a largo
garter-snake make an attempt upon an
enormous big bull-frog. The snake selz-
ed one of the frogs hind legs, and the
frog, to be on par with his snake ship,
caug ght him by the tail, and both commen-
ced swallowing one another, and continu-
ed this carniverous operation until moth
ing was left of either Of them.
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A young lady in reply to her fathers
question, why she did not wear rings up
on her fingers, said, Because, papa,
they hurt me when anybody squeezes my
hand.!"
aWhat business have you to have
your hand squeezedp
aCertainly none, but still you know,
papa one would like to keep it in squeez-
able order"
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inside out, thin |" exclaimed Mr.. o'Toole,


inside out, thin p' exclaimed Mr. o'Toole,
the Irish patriot and orator.
Lucy Deane was laughing; Miss Flam-
beaux was mortified; Mrs. Grubbins look
ed shocked; our friend Singleton was
nearly suffocating with shame. He lean
cd back in his chair to recover his breath,
and as soon as he could speak, begged
to be excused a moment; he did Lot feel
quite we'll. And forthwith he rose and
made for the door; but horror Of hor-
rors he had sat on the pocket containing
the napkin of tomato, and his white pam
falcons were dripping red with the san
culinary vegetable
A simultaneous shrek burst from all
assembled:
"Good heavens, Mr.. Singleton is woun-
ded Murder! murder Call physi-
cianl Seize the murderer Send for DR..
Spillpowdcr! Quicl-he'll bleed to death
Murder murder!"
The lnfuriated audience rushed hithcr
and thither, and some one encountering
John, the waiter, with carving knife in
his hand, took him for the perpetrator of
the crime, and seized upon him without
delay. john struggled and swore, and
laid about him with right good will, but
he was ovsrpowcred by numbers, and at
last obliged to yield. There was a rcgu-
lar fight, and black eyes and swelled no
ses were the order of the day. The ladies
fled to the antc-room; Judge Flanders
ran for surgeon, and during the melee
Singleton made his escape No grass
grew beneath his feet; he gallopcd for
homo as fast as his legs would carry him;
but the night being dark, and he being
slightly Illustrated, he unfortunately mis-
took the house, and entered, not his own
residence, but that of a correct old spin
ster named Harriet Willis. The houses
were somewhat similar, and Singleton,
without pausng for light, rushed up
stairs and into his own chamber, as he
thought, where, breathless and exhausted,
he flung himself upon the bed.
Miss Harriet had retired some time pre-
vious, and the sudden advent of Mr.. Sin
geton aroused her from q sound slumber.
Springing from the bed, regardless of the
fact that her teeth were ont, and her nat
ma1 curls rcposing in the bureau-drawer,
she flew from the house to the nearest
neighbor'.,, where, having secured assis-
tance, she returned to meet the Mortified
Singleton, just emerging from the door
Poor Harry tried to explain, but Miss
Willis would listen to nothing; her rcpu-
tation was ruined, she said, and Single
ton must either settle or marry her. A
fifty dollar bill, which was freely given,
mended the broken character, and learn
cd Singleton never to go to bed in the
dark.
The affair at the Whitestown Hotel was
rather a serious one. The patriot
O'Toole had his nose broken; DR.. Spill
powder broke his horses wind to get
there before Singleton should bleed to
death; John, the waiter, broke the heads
of the halfdozcn gentlemen who assisted
in his capture and Judge Flanders broke
all the buttons off his Wristbands running
after the surgeon and shouting murder.
Mr.. Singleton is yet unmarried-ashn fine
a fellow as you could wish; and if you
want to sec blushing, just mention tomato
sauce to him.
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as- Try for a single day., I beseech you

s@ Try for single day, I beseech you'
tc, preserve yourself in an easy and cneer-
full frame of mind. Be for one day, IN
stead of a fire worshiper of passion and of
he'll the sun worshiper of clear selfpos-
session. and compare the day In which
ron have rooted out the weed Of dissat-
;sfsction with that on which you have al
lowed it to grow up,-and you will find
your heart open to every good motive
Your own life strengthened and your
breast armed with panoply against eve
~ trick of fate. Truly, you will wonder
at your own improvement.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-11-29

p0- I'obbs, during bis first session as a
member of the Legislature, was caught
without speech. He was remarkable
for his nlodesty, and his thirst for 'red
eye"
One unluclSy day the proceedings being
dull, and Dobbs being rather thirsty, he
concluded to go over to the hotel and
take drink. AS Dobbs rose to leave the
hall, he caught the Speakers eye. The
Speaker supposed he intended to address
the house, and announced in loud voice
Mr.. Dobbs r'
Dobbs started as if he had been shot
The assembled wisdom of the State had
their eyes fixed upon him. He pulled out
his pocket handkerchief to wipe away the
e spirstion, and feeling i necessary to
say something, he thundered out:
"Sec0nd the motion"
There is no motion before the house,
said the Speaker.
"Thcn IT,"
The silence was brcathless.
d.
Dobts could not think of anything tc
say. But bright idea came to him and
he finished with
"I move to adjourn"
The motion did't go, but Dobbs did, ant
nothing more WAS seen of him that day.
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pg The worst way of pitching into a
fellow and making him feel generally like
O. goose is to tar and feather him,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-11-29

nsy- When liars die and can lie no lon
ter. their epitaphs generally lie-for them
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-11-29

e@- Man, says the anatomist, changes
every seven years; therefore, says Jones,
"my tailor should not ask me for the bill
1 contracted in 1851 am not the same
person-hence, 1 owe him nothing"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-09
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the ,arpc singer machine
or fAJ lily MACHlNES-pricos seo.
$40, $50, 80, and 100. S"''
The Howe Cylinder Machine. for nh Inn.
Their stitching, such as Bcos and Shoe ,ynrS
Carriage Trimming, Harness worn, &c.
have always held Il reputation FAR above anu
Other machine u fact universally admi,,ed
No other Leather Machines use So small, .,
needle ms The Howe Cylinder MACHINE
| Price Si3J, aud $3.50,
WHAT CONSTITUTESA GOoDsEwINc
MACHINE?
l. j 9aool0 bo well M de, simple in lis con.
, f,rucuoN and easily hepl IN order,
:, It should nuke a tight lock stitch, alike,
o., . " eld's uI the mH'cr al.
~. = .Lo, I'd sew any and MI mu,eyias thu,
can be sewei. -,
d., /, should he able to go c%'on thread a,
silk.
D. II should be able 20 St " from course ,o
fine. and from thick q thin, It'll rapldily and
without ching ny tie tension,
& ! IaoHid he able 10 make ,hc tension
Ereolcr or less, on both the under und upper
lhrrod-, and with uni ormiry.
:, It Should have a STRAIGHT needle, cury-
70 mes are liable to break.
3 ILo needle should have pcrrcndiculnr
n"''o"' lha Is absolutely lecceaary for
heavy work.
., II should he able 10 bind viii, n binder.
hem "lh q ]hcurucr; should stitch, fell, run
and ga'hcr.
~, Il should he always ready to work.
H. II sA""ld b" capable Of using the same
SIC OIL thread on both sides Of tn, vnfR. and
o! using different rolorcd thread or ELK, above
or boi"w, 10 c"r..srGnd with any two ctlors
o. G,ot 10 le Guird.
~ II should b. able to mike Il long or
s!."rl stitch.
i" Il should commence sowing tightly at
the first stitch.
Ia II .luu.d run or,iI, .,,l u,l. L,, I,.I.
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Boiling Cloth Of all numbers, Dutch anchor
brand, b.lting, hosting gndregu,ating screws,
scr,on wire. picks ard pla'stcEIar.s, all impor
til from The manu.IctUras. which enables me
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HENsHAW d. TAMBLE,
WhoIesale and Retail Dealers in, and manu-
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FURNll IKE,
No. So, Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Would respectfully call attention TO their
large and select STOCK Of FURNITURE, and
in SO doing, they feel confident that they are
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The LARGEST AND BEST STOCK,
Of all descriptions Of Furniture ever offered IN
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at very reduced prices
FOR CASH.
Mattresses Of all Kind. constantly Kept on
band, for solc at the lowest market %oricc:.
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May 2Cth, lsj9-ly,