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The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
A JoHN Brownie BURNT

A JOHN BRowNITE BURNT
TO DEATH.-A correspondent
Of the New York Tribune, wrl-
ting from Buchanan, Texas on
18th Of April, relates In the true
sensational" style, the burning
to death OF an abolition book
pedler. who was arrested there
with a number Of abolition tracts
and copies CT the "Impendlng
Crisis" SC, in his pose5slon.-.
The enraged citizens admlH'S'
tered a wells merlted tloglng TO
the dissemination Of incendlary
documents, and were about
permitting him to leave the
place, when a slave who had
been missed was recaptured,
and confessed not only that he
had been instigated to the at
tempt by the book pedler IN
question, but that carrying out
the principles Of John Brown,
so enthusiastically endorsed by
tie Black Republicans, that in
diyliral had giyen him a knife
win the sangulnary advice 10
cut his way to freedom, and
further urged him to burn his
masters dwelling in revenge Tor
some alleged ill-trealment. Up
on hearing this confession, the
Infatuated mob stripped the ab-
oli'ionist, and after immerslns
him in barrel Of tar, passed a
rope around his neck and over
limb, and suspending him un-
til his toes barely touched the
ground, compelled the negro tic
apply the torch to a quantity o
cry faggots they had collected,
and burnt their victim to death
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
~aslsence TO The Benicia boy

" tho Ho".0 wy
The Southern Confedracy pub
lished at Atlanta, Ga, has been
authorized by parties Of well
known integrity to announce
that there resides at that place a
native Georgian, who is quite
willing and ready to fight the
s:Beniecia Doy," or any other
pugilist in the world for $1,000
According to the description
given by the Contederac y, the
new candidate for hstlc honors,
will prove a formidable custo-
mer TO any opponent. lie IS
represented as a perfect Apollo
in size and shape-be!nS SIX
feet one inch in height, and
weighing two hundred and ten
pounds-and a Hercules in in
strength. The challenge wi will
remain open until August 9TH,
1t is stipulated that the fight
shall take place south OF Mason
and DiXon's line.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
prtuvo III WaieN' T0lr IN UaAaua
and the United States.

By the steamer Canada we
learn that the Prince Of Wales
was expected TO sail for Canada
about a week. This is much
earlier than was anticipated,
since the Montreal Gazette pubs
fishes an account Of the inten>
ded programme of the Prince
and sets down his departure
from England at the 18th OF
July. His first port on the At
lantic will be St. Johns, News
toundland. The Lieutenant
Governor Of that Island
has received a letter, in
forming him Of this intention.
Thence he will proceed to Hall
flax, thence cross over the coun-
try and visit St Johns, N. B.,
and Fredericton. IF practical
bic, he will thence cross over tc
Shediac, where his fleet will
go round to Quebec. if he finds
difficulty in getting 10 Shediac,
he may cross to Portland and
come over the Grand Trunk
Railway to Quebec or Montreal.
From this he will go TO Kings
ston, across the lake he will 60
to Sarina to see the Grand Trunk
works there and travel over the
Western States, i"cog., go to-
W ashlngton and be the guest
OF President Buchanan ; thence
visit the Atlantic cities, and
have his fleet meet him at Port
land, or, probably, if he comes
by Portland, after the compile
ton ofthe tour in the United
States.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
A GLORIOUS SIoHT.-1t is ;

A Glorious SloHT.-It is a
glorious sight to see TWO old
people, who have weathered
the storms and basked in the
sunshine of life together, 60
hand in hand lovingly and truth
fully, down the gentle decllvlty
of time, with no anger no jeal>
ousies, no hatred earned up a.
gainst each other, looking with
hope and joy to the everlasting
youth Of Heaven, where they
two shall be one forever. This
is true marriage-for it is tie
marriage ofspirit. TheIr love is
woven into ID wool of gold that
,,:::,,,.,r-,tlme nor eternity can
SeVer.-AjtV'- <ro,rn) EAGLE.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
DEATH or PETER FARLEY.

DEATH OF PETER FARLEY.
Tho telegraph announces The
death of Samuel G. Goodrich.
late United States Consul to
Paris, who expired suddenly in
New York, Wednesday. His
nom depIume, "Peter Parley,"
is familiar to almost every child
in the country. He was a ma
tive ofRidgefeld, CT, and COM
menced literary life By the pub
ication of "The Token" the first
''annual" issued in this country
which he followed by historical
and geographical books, almost
without number. He was in
the 6Oth year Of his age.
An editor in Wisconsin talks
about 'sthe Democratic ship"
We suppose he alludes to bro
ken old hulk that some two or
three hundred hungry politi-
clans are now towing around
from Charleston 10 Baltimore
Prentice.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
For the Family Visitor.
ENIGMA.
I arHcomp osed of "a letters.

I aTcomposed Of "a letters.
Ny 1920, 8, 10, 10, Is, 4, :, is very street.
Ny l, Il, II, Q, 3, Is, IS, l6 is nice fruit.
Ny % II is proposition.
Ny ,, L, IL, is very sweet little bird.
Ny %. Is, !, 5 is q name for the -
Ny 3, IA, is an ancient ship.
Ny 20 6, % is ont.
My AZ, I, Z, Is, 90 is q small quadruped.
~, -, IA, 5 is the name of a Preacher.
Sysfs, sS4;f + I Is aH Prince eel in 4 India aii
Ny c, Is, 81, 10, Is, %, 10 is what love to
har.
Ny II IL is an interjection.
Ny 7, i, l3, Is, G is very painful.
Ny l6.lll, 3, IA, 8 is species offsh.
Ny s, %, 2, q lasts person their life
Ny 1915, II, % is good man (no doubt J
Ny o, >, G, 5 is what everybody does some
tines.
Ny 1912, Is, % is very plenty.
Ny II, 3, % is an article of dress.
Ny l3, Is, %, 10 the ladies are fonl of.
Ny l2,l, 20, II, ., 8, Is, 10 is welcome in
August.
Ny while is town and county in Western
Virginia, MES.
PrGuytown, May l3, 1890.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
PORTRAIT OF THE Hon. JOHN

PORTRAIT OF THE HON. JOHN
BELL, BY occasional, -
" Occasional the Distinguish
ed Washington correspondent
of Fsrney's Philadelphia Press,
thus mentions the Union Con
ver1ion candidates for the Pres
iden.cyc
"The nomination of Bell and
Everett by the excellent gentle
men attached to the ConsHtu-
tionalT Union party, at BaItl"
more, were highly characterls-
TIC. lOfMr. Everttte | have
already spoken, though | sup>>,
POSED be the captain instead OF
the lieutenant OF that respecta,
bic PARTY. Mr.: Bell is the very
beousideaI of the whole Wing
party. His name hasbeen iden~
titled with that organization Tor
thirty years. 4 native Of Ten
nessec, a representative Of the
people3in the State Legislature
and akbeth branches OF Con-
grc55$&;s = :-c75rlss--,.A-e'f issa Hanse7
member Of the Cabinet, and one
of steadiest enemies General
jackson ever had, he will get
the votes Of all those who cling
to the memory Of Henry Clay:
or who believe in the settled
issues Of other days.
There is no kinder heart than
that which beats in the bosom
of John Bell, He is warmly es'
teemed by those who know him
and never refuse to do a kinds
ness to a political opponent
He is a gentleman ofirreproach'
able morals and an accomplish
! ed debater.
A man named Kerby is to be
hanged in Fayette county, Ala
bama, on the 18th Of June mex
for the murder of his father anc
] brother.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
The Wea;her.-The present is

The Wea;her.-The present is
the most beautiful and at the
same time the most discorraging
weather, at least 10 farmers, it
has ever been our lot to expert
ence since residing in the West.
There has not been a shower Of
rain heavy enough to cause man
or beast 10 seek shelter for ten
minutes in the last six months.
Wells have nearly all gone dry,
vegetation has ceased growing
and, in short, if we do not have
rain soon we may look for a
general failing Of crops. But
while such is case with us Ohio,
Virginia, and Pennsylvania, are
being flooded, drowning out
whole towns, tearing up rail-
way tracks and playing particu-
lar thunder, generally.
Since putting the above in
type we have had a little show
er, shower, say about a paiifui
scattered promicuously over the
face of the earth, how far it has
extended we are unable to
say.-.Afoe ( Ioora) Eagle.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
An ORDER JAMES BUcH>

AN ORDER ON j IVES DUCHe
ANAN.-The eccentric Parscn
Brownlow, in a letter, to his pa
per, the Knoxville Glenn.
Wing, relates, that during his
recent visit to Washington, he
was pestered for aims by a stur'
dy beggar to whom he gave the
following order, the effect OF
which he has not yet learnt:
Jas. Buchanan, Esq.-Please
paw over to the bearer, one OF
your street beggars, my portion
of the: profits arising from the
Public Printing, and such other
jobs as you may consider me a
partner in, and oblige,
w. G. BRowNLow.
May 5, 1860.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Tie Reception Of the Japan
csc EmbGssy "a Washi ngton.
Washington, May l2.-There
will be no formal reception OF the
Japanese Embassy tomorrow
on their landing, by the gover~
nment, further than the extern
sion Inappropriate courtesies Of
welcome, under the directions
Of the officers ofthe Navy yard.
The grounds have been pla-
ced in the best possible condi>
ton, and no means have been
neglected 10 make favorable
impression on the minds of the
visitors, who will be conveyed
to their quarters in carriages,
under an escort Of Marines and
the District military.
The precise programme for
Wednesday has not been per-
fected, as there are points OF
Diplomatic etiquette first to be
determined. The officers oil
the Army and Navy have been
notified by circulars that it is
the desire of the President that
they be present at the recep-
lion. The former will accom~
pany the General-in Chef to
the Executive mansion on that
occasion. WnG
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

DRoUGHT IN WISCONSIN,
The spring wheat in Wisconsin
was sowed at the usual time,
but no rain has fallen since the
lst of April, and the farmers are
anxious about their crops. Let
tiers Of the I'd inst, from Mill
waukee, say: cit has ra,,ned
but three times III this city since
August 18th, 1859; the coun-
try is suffering, and water to
drink is scarce in the city.
If a young woman does not
wish 10 harden her lovers heart.
why does she steal it?
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
May 5, 1860.

A separate Convention OF
German Radical Republicans
consisting OF three delegates
from each State in the Union,
is to be held at Chicago, on the
18th Of May, two days prior 10
he general Republican Conven'
tion.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
sInian Constitutional Convention.


Union Constitutional Convention.
Nomination of Hon. John Bell,
of Tennessee for President,
and Hon. Ed,rard EvereIt,
of Massachusetts, for I'ce
President.
BALTIMORE, May l0.-Ihe
Convention re>assembled this
morning, and the following RESI-
olution and preamble were adj
opted by acciamation:
Whereas, Experience has
demonstrated that all platforms
adopted by political parties have
the effect to divide and mlsIead
the people, are the occasion OF
political division, By encourage
ing geographical and sectional
parties-therefore:
Resolved, That both patriot
ism and duty require that we
should recognize no policy or
principles but those resting on
the broad foundation OF the
States,by the enforcement OF the
laws, and that as REPRESENTATIVES,
-A.S-ss.<-....,sISas'ottdt y mon par
ty and of the country we pledge
ourselves TO maintain, protect
ard defend the principles, thus
affording security to our citizens
a, home or abroad, and pros
perity.
The report was adopted.
The committee also reported
another resolution, that each
State should determine for it.
self tie mode Of yoting-wheth>
unit or otherwise.
This gave rise to considera-
able discussion, the minority OF
the delegations conteudins tina
it suppressed tine expression Of
individual sentiment.
The Convention then oe rl-s
ed to proceed to ballot torPres-
ipent, a majority OF votes to
make nomination.
Messrs. Brooks of n. Y.
Pickett of Tenn, Watson Of
Miss, and Rockwell..of c.. were
appointed tellers of the votes.
The Maryland delegation re-
tired for consultation.
MIR. Barnett, Of Mimi, asked
to be excused from voting ,asshe
was the only delegate from
that State, and he was proxy
Th~Srst ballot stood as fol-
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Answer to Enigma in the last weeks Visi-
tor -"Stoy Shinns Ton Brass Band, Shinns-
ton, Va D.K.S.
Answer to one Of the Enigmas in the last
Visitor" Pruntytown Franklin Literary So
ciety." A. Tx.
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The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
JOHN HAMILTON. THOMAS CLARK
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M Il CHINE SIT OP,
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EDUCATIONAL.

E'IIE will open q MALE AND
= FEMALE SCHOOL, in Pruntytown, Va,
on Monday, May IS, 1860. All tie branches
usually taught in the high Schools, will he
included in The course Of study.
1t is very essential that pupils enter at the
opening Of tie term.
j. 4. JIURSEY.
May IS, 1860. If
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

This ballot resulting in no
choice, the Convention proceed
to a second which resulted in
the nomination Of MIR. Bell, his
vote being lila majority OF
number cast.
The nomination was then
made unanimous. Mr.. Henry,
Tennessee, then nominated Hon
Edwar I'd Everett for Vice Pres
ident, and the nomination was
then seconded by Mr.. Brooks,
of New York.
The question was then put
to the Convention and the nom
nation was carried by acciama-
ton, and great enthusiasm.
After numerous speeches.,
and the appointment Ola ma
tional committee, the ConYen-
ton adjourned sine die.
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cHAs. D. CECIL ALEX. ). CECIL 5. n. McoR1xs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-25
Sine lleue SStrma.

Die llntsrjsiGnetsn gstsn tirrbur6 i6rsn 8reun.
prn unb rsm allgsmeinm Quttum NaGriht, pae
lie NIT chamber in @eIrUifoft sctrften linp, unr
3pdr unter tcr 5irma pcu % tmunp Vup.
10 a, untsr wsI6er iie he @srber.@ 6Gf.
te an Der Gtper Grtet, in Sal,turg launltip
Dem alien Stanpplage tcs Ystsr gurmis, 70 wis
sinsn Sc Oers 9 obr. in Der Stapt NQcn.
taun, bm frubuen StanrpIass sUn Grim unb
6rdr, fprtirBsn rpfrrsn.
On itrsr @jerbersi in tsIaotem 9aunItip tr.
3ablsn iie INNER RE bttIten WarftprriIe in Bar.
gsIo cher i'm austauIb fir Qsrrr, fir
2(lerlei robe 0Gute uno Rinoen,
unb an ibrem StObr in Naertaun.-lp mie an IT,,
rr 0ntrrd-nsrren lis gu oatn 3sten cine rel.
ildnrige 2IuswabI.
Sspm allcrbeifcn 2cbcr,
Uon jtrer Senennuns gum gutauf auf 6ant bal
ten, weIdec iit se8sn NuEtaui6 fir robe SGuts
Crcr Sar9flr, an Zen alsrnerrgltn 9reigfn abs
laBsn.
NIs neus 6irma bitten lit tobtr um srneioten
3uipruh, unp prii6Un, tdb Ie iA lrts trmutsn
rrrcen, ale ibrr &unren rplltnrs gu bririepi9en.
8illi1m @rim,
S0lomon s.. Gublpi9.
NcYemter f6. rq-3N
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sssGeetefnisra SggEnocmlic.

Der 9lsuiabrs' 5rrmin natm Icinrn anfana am
Ncntl5 ben 2ten Slnuar. 1860.
3oJlin9r werrcn gu irssnp elmer ,}ct an9mrnl.
men unp be3aRlen nur rpn eer 3sit pa Ils tntrs.
ten.
Urinary per Sirrtel, 81 90
gemSbnltde @usliits 3rsiat, 81 so bic 5 90
9Nbue " " nit 0'rirRia unp Gateiniif 6 90
unp 6raniSli& 7 so
0luiit, 500
Sir rcn G'ttrau@ ttS YianOt itir llsbuns 2 90
3dhnEn. 200
5turma fir trn g8nttr, so
Gini8e 359lin9t werrsn In brr 6amilie bts
prn}pale on9enrmmen unb splr an $40 ptr
Siutfl fir Boarding g3ai6en unb llnttrri&t In
al!tn 3meigcn, nit @uSnabme Yen Duff uus
3eGnsn.
J. 7. Drc8orY, grintiyal.
9tcrmttr IA. ratS
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An 0os y IL b | i Il Ii III.

! 0etraibr 8lauerunb &pGlen.
Die rlntsrje6nrtcn bitten TIM grlautnlE Zen
Sur9trn con Wurntlun unp Ter llmaeaenp an;u.
3rt8rn, rap iis nsuIi6 re Wable an rem Serbian
Slug, stma cine Mels nGrplia pen Nlentaun,
tetannt ais Sus's @a9Is, 8srsntst babrn, auwu
iie tsrrit iino
Nue 2lrten Mabls2(rbeit iu perribten,
mb ras pubIifum nit
eflaurr, .fnttrr un0 GstraiOt
ocn allen SUrten gu teIorgsn. Sir gGai,en,
0tc8Scn, gDslidtCrn uup 6ofsr mtrS an itrrr
Muble, 70 mic an tbrcm StptrbauIf, AM gte eer
Einpen uno 9ten Strlbe in 2llentlun. Ctcfarrt
untsr rsm Namrn Jre'9aue) Der tGaRe Warft.
prels tcj1tlt.
Stcers itr 6lauer. 5uttsr unN Gttrajrt mr.
Zen an lbrrm Stpbrbauie rper an ttrr SiiiS lei
trem 8oblenbcft, in rem eritGn Qelrp 6. g.
&lepptnser'S alter Stanp) onsencmmen.
Str brtrrtbsn aud ME rterem pas &cGltn '@e.
ldGft uno pas 0rtraipe. Gjsi6lit an iHrsn altn
Stanrplibtn.
Die Jreunbs unb Stuntrn rcn 1ila6man 9ue
lnp srbeten uns nit ibrrr SuntIGalt ,u trQiin.
liacn, bic ibm gu Gtril puros, innrm mir olce
NSSIt4slbun wsrosn 0aSrmriue 9efrtcNouns 3u
9sttn.
sarSie 8eten aud bier Natri6t, BAG I1t pa5
Shr9eIo' Spitem an9cnpmmsn bdpsn, unp rnter
i'm Stanre iinc tsfeutcnb tiQisr su Srrfaufcn =
ca6 ic fi9 unum91nsli6 unb in alltn unp jereu
6dllen barnaA rdten prrten, uno bas Grepits
SYRsm hur&aus auf9e9stsn tatn.
Hotb, Mitflep uno So.
Qlsntnun, 9ippembrr 2. ratV
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Gli0S WGerE,
6rieSensritter umb &hreiber

CN'N>N''NhANgNNh tltN ~-AJltlltly
Dat feline SIftes an Nc. 79 g8cR Samtcn>
Straee, ndHle lttrr ju Gil Georges g1irtts.
taus. nl!wC rr INNER bsrsit lsin miro tir YFi6.
ten. bic rem Nmte ptlirsen, unparttciiicb unt oss
wiiirntaft Al crtGtltn. 2ut bat er tins Qesnts
i6aIt um Iir8enres SsrmEsen gu urtaufen, une
tifttt brsbnlt 10 CUTE g1CtntGuIer unp cine gn.
iabl Staet.2rttcn, ssIrssn in rieirr Stabt, unb
in Der Statt 9ataIauqua gum Sertauf an. Ser.
ionrn I'm 2lnpe. ris ;u tauirn gseentrn, psrttn sS
gu trrm SrrthriI iinrm tsi ihm ou,urufcn.
Sli15 Mlerg, N9ent.
Nuentaun. Gst.-'.tr IA. na6m
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0uG emDl DDber!

9erren Druder SD bate @uh Gin
wrni9 su crS6htm, niht nur fir Guh allein, Iun.
bern aud fir pieiCntesn Die Sure 3eituns rim,
rrnn es iii ilr ben 9iuBen unp bic JntrrcllGn III.
lsr wcnn Iis Iuhrn unp lih utsrssugen RAP allrs
ric 9BaGrbct 1T mas bier ssia9t wirO. So il
ron fGm eroGen unp poblfsilen Stptr rfs Srn
Gbarlcs H. OCrncro, in Srrrlutlun Id
bate vel ron itm bGun Iprrd,en. unp cnel,h ba.
be tdl mid ub,rBeult, tab 20 uisl drgcr iii ais Die
Itut IS sCmltpt Dhtm, SD bare iUuiebn Mel
III rsiitn tls al Ten mpblfeilrn Stpbr, atcr i'd
bdte slnen 9utrn Ga9lrbn gemadt-ich babe NC
niglisGs oirr Gbaler 9eipart on flinBCbn. Ter
@srnrrp unp fem StcbrtIrpcr iinp germ wiaig ibre
wcblfslcn Sahen gu Weilen.-Sa mar ihpn in
visl Stcbrs no lir Gin 0ttiiA gsbntt bab,n, iit
tIGten 10 y + prrfarfsn, absr ih mug Ias
gen raB pem @ ernerp Itn Stotr nod alcs
btct mas ids nod je 9eebsn bab. 9r bat &ntu.
ne ,pte Sruliod, une gang Wunrerbr wpblieil /;
10 ills NIT alien SCrten bon g8sttsIeut @itsrn
ME Sanrl3ub, Striimpf. GOlara, ilno font al.
les pde lir milnlhCn mUsCn aud fir Wanrss
leut bat et aIe Qrtm Sud, GaBtmsrs uno 9o6.
tnetts. gang wpblfeil unp out. Gr Gat mir ren
i6Gnlsn unp britrn MclaIIts unp 3uder se,riat,
unp punbnppll ippbisil. Gr Ia9tr mir er tbGt
Den bHafn (hghesD Oiarttpreis bs,atlm fir
Sri6la&tr SaItrr, Sintsl, @dns. Gnten, unp fir
Butter uno Gisr; penn bic 9rut feline @ttrr
trauam 70 9itt CT itnen ra5 @slp rafir. Sd
babe strtB nidts ;u 9swinnrn nit psm mas i'd
Sud idrCite, ipnrrm iA tbus IS tlps fir pas
Bette rrr eeier rursr 3sitms.
game pen SciocIbcrs.
3rrrIrrtaun, Sanuar l8, 1860. rq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-25
Sa9 9aSQer SDfcl
CSn Der Stobt l(llentoun.

Der llntsr5s6ncts gilt tcm 0ascmtinrn Yub.
lituw bicrpura Natrt6t. Rag r pas 2lolcr
SotcI" in Ter Stdpt Nllcntaun, gs6n Gduntv,
pcnnipIuauirn, cbnldnsit tGos,n Dat, unp nun
brrrit 1T alien 2lniPuGrnem mao g0unl6 gu bic.
nen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-25
Sett lit Sure 3ett
um gu faufen
9SDDlfetlc 0rD3erCtcn.

y U
fMS-STA Die llntr3eitnrtcn 0aten untrr rer
fIaiHssNI 6irma bon e. uno y. 5snllrrma6rr
sESsszzs1&3kzss cine @riAaits' s'8rtinpuns 9r16IcI.
fen, am alsn Stanpf SUn 6snltsrmt6er unb Sptn,
@de prr 10ten unO SnmltCn StraBtn, no lIs ci.
nsn sGn;li& nsueH Strf pcn
@rojerien uno VroUiiioncn
r6fnst tatrn, irel6cr ale 9nl6ieembeten in
jtrrm Sadie rinidlte6t unp ben fe fir SumaeIp
cnssfduft botGn unO aud wieper auaIGlir6Gd fir
Sanrgslb pper i'm gluStauI6 fir 0ropuftr
prrtaufen werrrn, an Yrriien rtwas nirpriarr als
ir9Cnp Gin GnprreS GtabIiiemfnt in ter @tapt -
IS miro rclttip nitt 9etor9t Seize Scrte Sob.
len werren tri Der Rarsnlapuns an Iebr erntspras
ten Yreiitn Sertauft. Gin pprsisli6rr Scrrat6
ppn
Slour, Suttcr, Getreioe &c.
wrb trt6nris auf Sanp 9sbaltsn unp gu ten al.
Isrtlliaiten 9reiien rufauit.
Dw6 liren0e @ufmerfiamtejt auf ibr @tGGit
uno Sheten I'M gu grfallen, bpfn i!s cine Sort
istun9 ter CUNT gu Safirnen, weIte brrn SCr.
9lnBcrn 70 literal gu She'll murrr.
Glio6 6euitermotber,
pbaon SEM termober.
October 26. n;EG