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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
Seffentlt0e Senbu.

Sreito 8 8 Den 2ten 8Gr3 1860,
I'M 10 llbr 9crmittass, lpG am SauIe reS I'm,
tnI0tiestnrn tn Nisprr Mtlfprb 1aunldip, 9es
ia Gounty, folScnru pTtbYCNs Sauerei,Stcd
auf Eifrntlifer @cnpu prtauft wHbEn, namli9:
Drd pIertr, ppruntsr 2 trd6ti8e Mi6Esn,
Gin pprtrsiflite5 Sattcl uno aud 9irpupfsrO, Q
6aLen, nGmlia cin 2'jIBri0es unp Gin 1siGbri'
9ss, 2 pUrlrsi1ide nr6 junse Subr, teinabs am
talten Z 9linrer, wpSUn trassno linb, QGu'
frriGwdnr, Gin itwerer brritr rlfri8rr WGuls>
waOrn, 70 gut ais nfu. unp ei9nrt lih gut gum
Gr3 iatren, Gin @GulswaSen 70 gut ais nsu,
gr3tarise 70 gut ais ncu, Gin anPrer 3.@auIsta-
By, 2 nod nsue gFti8c, 2 nfGr g98sn, Dref&.
maI6inc nit qferreJcpalt, Gin nruGr 9atrnt
g2rll6tcmIAcler, cine nod nrue JutterI9neibs
Wai4ine, Yaar Siulrtun (rpSpn Elm Yaar
nod ncu) nit Sdsmc, afterssl&irre, 2 @or.
bfrssI6ius, 6Iirssnnese, Jummrte, 3 Slinc>
balfttrn, cine Dppwlsins. 2 Srbi6littsn, mo.
ron cincr nrA nru, Elm S6iettaren, 8ruhtrGf,
GjratirnIe, Yflugtwaa9e, cine 4'0Sulswaase, sin
Srtt SCI6Iaa9cI6irr, s3a9cnminp', 5iinftertette,
Sprrfettr, Sii3' unp aneTe &sttsn, Sppptln,
Sd pprn, G1ltsIn, GrumnIiaBr, Gin uniibsrtref.
fIGr S&teiiilsin, 2 Sauel Ggjg. unp nod pirle
nnNsre grttsl 5u umlinpi& ol!r0 bier anSufib'
ren.
S,&s Monats Grsptt unb CUTE Iufwartuns
wirp Gcsetn prrrsn pcn tem llnterl6ricbenrn. e
6enrp Serjel, il.
Atratam 3icgniub, 9IuctiVneer.
6strulr 8. i'm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
Cirfnlirt Die DOfnmrntr!

. CT DatriOt bi8 Sur 90 q 81.
Ia bic nd@R.tpnrmenNrn BaBlsn spn GROCER
lGiGti9trit iein merben-pellsiGt mebr 70 ais
pes is Der Sad war--uno Oa eS unS brIpnbers
tarnn geIe9tn III, bab has Solf bic gBaGrbGit In
Se3uB nuf isre Saac crfatren mag, uno remIst.
len frine llnrplbrbeiteu unptpe5le0t aufsebunrrn
weten, 70 flmrn mir gu bem @atl6luB pen ga.
tript per Giles 98lsnawrrtbe cnttaltm lpQ an
ipIte Yrlorcn bic ibre gfamen sinlsnbm mGgen,
rrn nun on lis sur 9refpentsasgpabI on tem
9ringen 9reiS ppn
Sipci nnS ScCbsi0 Gents
gu ienpm. $50 ein Yad ppn miBrrrCn 3uiammcns
9rtraHt mtrc, 70 ba6 tericlbf mter elmer gIrrreIs
ir perIanrt mrrrsn fam, lpll Gin gebtri9rr @tju9
Hlautt msrtcn. QSr bpfsn toB mIcrr gltput.
lFaniiAe 6rcuntc unD luteritiiscr uns in Der Iue.
egeitur8 tCr Oocumrntcn tsGUtIiA lrin iperpsn,
penn ras Solf Srrian9t nur tis gGabrbeit gu Mi.
irn, unp raprn ttc3u9t ;u msyGrn uno unierr
tirtc llnirn unc unisr 9emeinlapes Satsranp ii
Giter.
9Rr lputm tp9 trnfm, Gin ! is6 er un1rrcr
9crlrtCn SubicrtCnCn lrltr nun, IA bic 3situng
I'M rirsS Srrg,Ebrrt II, uno fp9liA SeI meDr
yCIei!cif ais frjtber in fa faBt, no 8 sinrn
Sdtluitentcn srbattcn t6nnrn, une Irmit tGnntr
ie9r pIcl OltcS fir pGs gEcbt hnlsree 2anbC5 3us
wcGe Actradt wtrben. @robirt e5 sinmal -bte
SADIE 9ebt nett ledtsr aIs man lA benfsn MAJ.
&et, GutD m0 $oelfrib.
6ctruar %, 1860.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
SefeutttCDe 9enbut.

Somito96 Den IOten @ldr5, natbifen6,
UNI llbr gla&mitta8S foum an GjaFEaufe tts
llrtrrIarietsnm, in Jird Dale 2e4a Gamtv, fol.
8cnpr tcwe9It&e 0utsr EfFsntlt4 pertnaft prrpm
nGmlA:
Cine ictr itGne uH0 idnetIe 7=ja6ri0e 0d9rr,
Elm gutter S6oTglul, Aub, 2 Saufe, sin 3udat.
ifrcn, tin aurerr5 Sdwen, Gin tsGjdulspagen
NIT Drt4irI unp 2annen, Gin Sarreu Sulfy Ic
gut ais nGu, @fGpeScarr, Dinbmitlr, alrrbanb
Sstten, SnCtbunt, 6euleitcrn nit SGrmrl, Gin
mtci6IaBrnrr Baeen 9ldss unp Gsscn, Su.
rrlFrpt 200 6en3pfpfrn unp ettene Ylantn fir
g8a9nsr, 6 lis s 8taftrr 8unnbOl3, neblf ned
elmer SeriGtetrnbet anpsrrr GIrtifrI gu umRanpIt8
anjufubrsn,
Die 8tcnsm8en unb &ufrartanS ant Sage
Der Senru Spn
Glio6 Gems.
Jetruar %. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
s. = ii . + - n.

Nm miebtsn Scnnta3 Wlr9rn, in citIrr Statt, ttr
Attb. peter NtuGaro, ttn Icbr tclisbtrr
unp molIrplIenecr 70 wie Sugld4 ctrcr per ale
tci.rn SitrBer zen gnlfntaun.-6r. Neubaro mar
cbenfaIls, 10 III la8n allen Ginwptner in cicIem
GauntY teannt, inbsm fr itinrn 0lhtdrgtyn in
SfriacrenrN tobrn GDrsnIellen piegte. - Gr re
prcIrntirte unS rdmlib fir trr 8rilr pcn Sabrn
in triren 3wei9en unIerrr Stats @elrBgrbuna,
10 mic I'M Sauir rcr 9tCprclcntantcn pss @cngrcls
ltS Der Srretnistsn Staatsr. .-0eute wrrrsn feline
trrtlasn usberrrite CUR 3uDs sebradt tsi peIGer
Grf9enDsit brr Gbrp. Oerr bic rrligiSIrn Gerrs
monrn Irtrn wirp.-Snnft ru9e Ienr alae
@m leBten DonnsrRas @crgm in SdO q.
BbCit9aa SaunIGip, 9eda Gaunty, 5r. Oa0tb
. terry, elmer Der tcIctttIeu unp 9ra6ttlten Sdr.
ger jones Sauni4ips, in cincm 2tltsr Spn etwa 55
Sabrrn.
9Im 15trn 5tbruar, in Sat. .gp9citbaa Gaun.
ldip, 2s4a GauntY. in rem gBpGrntsttr, 2tpia,
Gbrgattin BON g8illi am 2rras, In rinrm
2ltsr ppn 33 Sabrru, 3 MCnattn 20 Gascn.--
sic bntsrIdBt rinsn brtriittrn 0attcn unp tleis
ne Smpr ibrsn friibm Gintrtt ;u trtrausrn.
glm lestsn Mittpr9 @prsen, in Mtarstaun,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
NJ q ttina:
4SIn3s MuO MM9ss
S rnferblenben unb 3u9eb6r
STAIR RODS,
II. (. IT,, II. (. N.

Dlein @Urrotb II 70 9roB unb pplRdntiB in
all NsTtn 3msi8sn, ais In ir9rnN zen ,rrt Gittcs.
DT 1aItrt rs i'm 0rbahtni6 hap
0fic8cItaHnrn Spn alien 9tibtun8cn in
Goitpn Iaufrn, unb inbcm Der GaDrYria
MIR cine &Ieint8fcit it, fp pirb c6 irs
9enb jrmanb te;oblrn 100 0ieilcn su
fpmmrlI I'M $40 wertb QGaarrn su fuus
fen. &rr8cfct ir8Ictq nt9t, Rap iir
perfauft tperbcn mdBen, nm Gjclb auf-
Sutreibrn. Shr tperbrt ben Strbr ffns
ben an
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

gIIc mar atermdIs feline gBatt actrcffcn, rrnn
tri ten spct srlsn Atiijmmunscn afcrratr Is Of
Slmmrn Su rinrr @att unb tei Der rriten 90.
Man sr1ctt aus oNacn STbauelunaen ca6 tic
Demctraten unp 6npwnctbnSt tmmer nr6 trt.
iammcn in sinrr gBie9e lie0sn.
5sbruar 16.-Senat. Sr. DrUlitttr
Spn S9iseCnFn perlansts ris SrrlsIuns ltinrS Sc.
16luKes fir Suifruiruns rcs Committee Gtrr
Srrritcrien, cine Sil fir 9lufnotmr ron Ganlas
In bic Union unter Der Ryanbrtte Contribution
81 tri&tsn. Der @sssnlanp wurbe Yerl6ctrn.
Saus.-Sm Sault fam man brutr su tstner
QtRimmun9 fur stnen 0rutsr - unb bic 0an,e
3sit tpurbr rur6 @eI6GIts oui9rncmmen, bic tc.
ne g1tattSfsit fir unirc Grscnp baten.
5ebruar17 17.-Or Stno tirlt Gtute
feline Sibuns, Sm 8 d ii c tradte Soute vrn
81. cine Stu CUR Incorporation esr Scr. ct.
asrifuIur Gjsirai6aft Gin. Srrann rnt1ane
ibsr Die pom neusn Sburbdtsr ptrfiiste 9Gicprr
bnteIHaflms Der purd 9cl6lug brs lst,rn
Gcn9riiss srrFanntsn S@reitpultr cine DEBATE.
@s purps CUR GntI6uIpi9unS on0efubrt, RAP rcr
Sbiirtatcr nur bic 8rT6re grqucmlt4trit res
9rn9rrlIss I'm @u9e esbati baec.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

D-@s IN unIsr beicnbere BunId bic Guf.
famfsit un(rrer esIer, auf bic GnSeiss Der 5ers
p 90 er unb Co., trelfe man In elmer am
Spalte Der teutisen 3situn9 iinbet, 3u len
60 Fno bies in Der Sbat bsrrIids unO un'
|trsfFids 5rii6te ttrrr art, unp babel ifnb bi,
|bs bic far bic pFanSen 9sfcrpert werfsn un'
Ebnli1 biai9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

1-gta& rsiNi&er usterlssuns, Fub mir su
|S&lub setCmnn. bic GinIenSuns, tSdsIi6
prebissr Ste&r, 9rrbiSsr 9int, bic ansleanf,
no, n | DIT in unIer Slatt auf,unrtmsn.-
|uriaGen bic uns ju bielem S9ritt brtrossu
b, tperben mir sinsm Srben, Der Oislettr su rr'
En panf6t unb bebpessn bel uns SOripriGt,
6reuben III g9iEen thun.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

@- Bir linp erIu6t tpprbsn anSu,sissn, bae
Gtssntbum brs Ssrlcrtsnsn 6 brtli a n
ser, BON Sbsr.Maamse, Qs6a GauntY,
DIES ipis mir lrsts gBC6r middleton, ntuli6
b 5tuer 3erllSrt rrurbe-bebrs, bas gBobns
8 unb feline SauSserdtbr Der ,,Sintins
Fins SrrR&srunss @eieai6aft" Srriidert 8e'
IN iet,-llnp baB aber baS ;erltrte GisentRum
6rn. Ni 4 er, Grtnss Gsbnsmannss, 70 ME
Ftrrs Gi9enttum, bat 5rau llnser In i9rsm ei'
len 9lamrn bislt, ni6t SrrIidrrt mar.
|s@-S 6ure.-Sruie Dor 8 Sasrn IN bfi uus
titfte S6nrr eefullsn, ben mir rur6 ben gan.
s4tnsr sebatt batsn.
glm lsbtsn Samlas rrbicltsn mir nc6mals rins
ls inb nrh srFBrre @ufase, 70 bab mir sc9cn'
rtts metr ale srnug BON rlrm psiBsn StCff
ben. g8sa, mem CT rur niht gu 1dnsa unb
r6 sincn iparmsn 8sgcn absstt, irupurG unle'
aus ibrsn llfcrn trsten ub Sirl
taeen anridtn mD6ten, pann bdten mir BEN.
y, fiji unIsr 9bsil, feline 6Iase ;u tdngen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

mrr ni&t 5u tpG an9e9ebrn baten - tenn ptnn
iic bas n6t inp, 70 perbsn mir In ben nG6Iien
brrt 9abren INNER mod f6ruerere Sarrn ,u tssab,
len 9abrn, als tiss lcltl bi6Grr Der Sail mar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
q c rbctrNtbe et.

9Im Oirnfa9 Sor 8 6agen, bur6 ben gGrw.
9rn. 9CIbua $. Orrr, 6r. Grontltn SC 4.
NJ rr, init @RtB @ arYGrsH tsite zen III
Itntaun.
gIm 12teu 6cGruar, Sur4 gaacr Jtegrnnos,
9'r . a t t a gB | t, nit Drip Q ara +
&. 0 er Il a, tcpe Spn GmauS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

|reei9t.-Guf grfuGrn bss .,Sunstn Mdn'
|briillt6en Ssrstns," bielsr Stabt, tptrb ber
! 5r. Sasstrsr, cine prebist an bic junsen
|ner taIten. unb jpar am na6fsn Srnntas
b, ben 26fen Gsbruar. Die 5eusrIeute linO
labsn trijuwc9nrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

y Wir iinb cr1udt wcrbrn bic 9lufmatIam.
! |nlerr 9eler auf bic Qn,sisc bes Srn. $ a y,
Safpn, In elmer anbern SpaIte Su lentrn.-
rr u aud ni4Is n6tti9. psnn pirsltr ipri6t
d lslbR.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

SG-gBir bobsn stsn INNER nod cine unsetsure
Suntns tieIrr bsmptrottI4en Staato,
lGulo i, tsjatIsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

) DIR @trw. Srrr 9 dinbc prbiote
brlrbtcn Srnntas IN rrr Deutld. .2utteril6m
su 5arristurs unp lcin gcrtras pirb ais
16idtsr unb ppbl9elungenrr 9eI&iltrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
Sinfin8 Sprin8 SrriiAcrungs 81.
Sr69cbnter 9abrcsberiht


llnb Darlelluns brr gtngelr9fnbritrn ber ecern.
latt9'n 6ruer'SaiI4rrnss @elruI6of ppn
Sintin8 Sprin9, 9erts Gnuntg.
CSn lIetrrrinfummua nit osn @clfimmunocu ocs
~ Sbarrs tCla9ttr Gcnpane lrot Der llntCr,cido.
nets fdr bit Strrualuu9sbcaro fClacnte GarlsiIuno
Der Hn9tlt9Enhcten csr Gcmponit mGbrSnp oes nit
81. December ju Gaze 9tbtnetn Sabrts 1859 otb.
iun9spcI pcr.
@s wuroen wabr,nb tre SnbrSs 333 @tr1tbss
run9flbcne 0us9e9tbcn, nGnllitb 1913 an ntuS giit.
alttcer; fer RClt bGtOno in &crdrcuunacn unS
ustcrtra9uu9tn, Die ncus RGtftbtrun9flbCns uGIbia
mod)tEn, uEcbe in SpCrlsu unb TrGmien cir gums
mE rem Sl,Os6 ii crgottu TiE Sddtprs SIC. 0
um9tIr9t uno rrtctrn wSbr.no ers retCn Sobrse
tr5ab bic Sunme ron $l6.409.
Die &Crtute ourb Ssuer i'm ltetru Sabre 6rtra:
gen ubtr $4,000, mas StnCn 9et i'm Sthoes srs
9,stt, wGlbsr eurtb StbiGur1 nit s. 500 Qeoedt
mtroGn muS Gs mag nitbt unltottboft ltin, bier su
6Em'rtsn, cap Die Grmpanic felt ibrrr Girtncnns
nabsju 500, 900 @erultt scoSdt bat uno rorcn
$4,000 fur Sh;uern un0 oIrsn Snbalt parcn
mas bErpitst eoB etels 0rt ron @i9eubum fir Bcrs
flDerun9 on 9efdbIiehite ART III peit sSfabrliher,
ais 9uss fGss StaetCi9Snlbum, bic 9clitit, ciCles
ausjubltIBtn, 1T 9elplb cine irries insriTen III
@ruuo 3ur Qunabme prrbanosu, b0G cine gRtbrbet
etr Rit9eeIr Der Gcmpanit nunmEbr bic 3uloiIuua
pcn Staettt9cntbum in pernunfotmGgem 8etroot
bt9anltt9rn 9Iihsbt DieftS rrrd,tis, fc nitric Ss
acutB idr olle Setbciltattn rcrtbstlbaft Itr Die
Gonpauie sabtt stua $500 gRit9lecSr, re Gin nit:
wtrteners 9opttot pcn nobi;u - gQtQicnen Sbalrr
ba6en, nSmlth u 9lllicncn in 8erts, 81 9QiGicuen
in eiboncn, dbr II MilliCucn in eGda uuO 1905
600 in SburttN uuo eOntaitsr Gauutp.
Die in tester Seun9 paffrte GcrteqetunofsItts,
rptltbe Ole Gcnpane ouf SCrts Gauntu tcIbr6ntt,
puroe iEiti9 pitcrruftn uno @trflbirunon tSnncn
iEet wttotr au8trbaI6 btS Gountp ocmabt psrotn
Ip's j"r'r. Slaron @fnG, Get
DarlelIun8 Der GinnaGmsn Der 0rgcnIeitian 5cus
rsSGi6srun8s Grmpanir ron Stntina
Sp'rtn8, STts Gauntg, fir bas NIT rem
3lln Dccrmtrr 1859 nrcnte SaGr.
Waar rBatsu ocn Siaot 5upttt, ittbt.
rcn ShaemciitIr 81 1873 So
Gmpfan9Cn auf ShGfur9 I 1914 %
@rdmirn tC;ablt Opf uCuf uuo pIr:
ltarttt @ErRhrun9sfbIiut S5l sc
SpcrtCln 2Oi 25
cin9cjc9cu auf Ntfbaeun9 Sc. ? in
@trfs Gountp 1O,035 81
gbus 3 Qrcitnt ftr Giniicbtn 32S OS
pts9tItbtn in 9itanpn Gountp 3,G2l AZ
2ttw9 3 Qrrjlnt fir @iujisbSn l0S 6l
ttsSIsib,n il 2Ctho Gaunrp 1897 81
2[bu9 5 prcjtnt fir @injiebgn ll6 3S
oGsGlcthCu in Sduyttju Go. 50 70
Nbju9 fur @injlettn 55
$20743 10
9}Ni I'M S4og rurtb gtbSeur9 ,u rtdtn 5,40S GA
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
,0a GauntD 91trtDt.

Die @atl fir rtnrn S6uI' 'Superinten-
fir pieIes Gaunty, fnOrt am @lcntdS ben
PRai fatt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
6taatsfd,uIo pen pcnniyIpanien.

Das na6fclssups SsrSeianib sej9t ben Sttras
Der StaatsI6uIpen pun neun ouf chamber fol-
aenten Satren. SIN Sabre 1854 ltrs birlclte
am bS6ftn, III jsbph lsitprm um S3,059,6 ,63l 81
psrrin9ert rcrben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
8ttrnn Der Bffsntlihtn SduIb :

DIE gtrrin8erun9 IN Ieftm Snbr MAJ
1855 s630,601 50
1856 366,t5s 81
1857 820097 03
1858 393, 1874 55
1859 S49,2S2 60
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

S23, ,lS3 %
gEir bic luterjeitnstcn, ouatlftut, cts SCbuuns
gen lr 9s9snfliti9cu 5susr &StRbUuu9s Gcmponis
pcn Slntiu9 Sprtn9, 9erts Gauntp 81 U6erbSrCu,
btribtsn, bas mir bitlttbeu 9rnau uutsru6tSn uuo
ii' 9lnau nit cbi9sr Rsbnun9 Gbsrctnitimmsup fan:
oGn, tpo6 mir mtt unlrer ci9enbSuoi9Cn lntSrIdrft
bejeu9cn, beuts, Stealing, zen 26fsn Sanuor 1860.
Sotn San Hssp,
AnpWaS Surr.
Sttruor %. ro3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

Sctt. 8srsrt,, @trtult felt /. San. abi
9dbast l,542 90
SrIuIte an fcl9tnee Dht9litpr pfr9itft trGbrrnp
: ptS S1brre.
Nm Scbn Ssu, 9}tdtauo Saunrt6ip, Snts
Gaunto 300 co
Snr. &ctm, Qrt Saunrhip, 6auS 200 10
ScnGtbon 8utb Gumru Saunltbip,
Gbsurr $50 90
6errtn WlubGntGrs, 8taein9. b 1900 90
Sarcb Saut pSbttr, Gumru, Sus
halt elmer Scbtutr 1884 90
" Siaaf GrcfT gRaricn Saunltbip,
Sbsuer uup Juhalt 1900 90
" Gam. 1nipat, gNaricn Sounftip,
Subalt etutr Sbeurr 800 90
Neter pill, Nlaricu Saunfbip, Sn;
halt uno Shtusr 1000 90
" Situt unb 5Eciltr, N2aricu Saun:
lcbIp. Shsutr uno Subatt l639 90
" Schn 81. Acpler, IiortCn S0uus
hip, Snbott Susr Ghcusr 1000 90
" Srtro. pill, &itbmcuo Souufhip,
6aus 90 90
" Gjco. 2Ett6cr, 2utpsbsucn Souu'
fdlip, l6ous IS
" Gorl s. 92Srsr, glaF 3ip, Yariu'
mJbIt 1880 90
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

6struar %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
NEVADA, ILL.,, Sept. 18th 1860.

Mr.. EDITOR i have tried all the or
binary topics, to find in them something
of interest, but all other matters seem
swallowed up in the one, a'l-absorbing top
ic of intervention or non-ntervcntion =
the drought which begins to be felt here,
clicits but passing remark; the daily
labor occupies the hand, but the heart Of
the great mass of the people is on the po-
litical issues and prospects Of the day,and
the intelligent people of this state are de-
tcrmincd to give Honest cid Abe a
largely increased majority over that of
1853. | notice that his diminutive 81
antship passed through the state of Maine,
on his way to see his mother lie no
doubt then enlightened the people Of that
state concerning my great principle y
while the elongated narrative of his
coat, hung Just near enough the ground to
catch the dirt from the bogs Of green
Erin. as it did in this state few years
aeo. | see it stated in the papers that
his giant>hip is expected at Chicago early
next month, where if he is not met and
welcomed by his mother, he will be BY the
bos-trotters and hod-carriers, who compose
the great part of his constituents both III
Chicago, and throughout the state. OF
the others who support him "A good idea
may be formed, of their literal attain
mcut, at least, by the following, which is
part of letter received by myself from
farmer in this county. Here is the
original
We are all well hope you are the same
Douglas 4 johnson are all wright hear
and the folks hear are all Right for them
Now Springer Do something for your
Country Know of Nothing Better that
YOU could do then to Vote for Doug las n
johnson and Brush the wool out of your
Eys
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Correspondence.
Autumn.

Summer with all its beauties and pleas
urcs has passed off the stage and given
place to mellow Autumn, with its scrc
and yellow leaf" Autumn brings with it
charms peculiar to itself. The abundant
harvest, the chilling winds, the bright
autumnal forests, and jack frost who
makes his regular nocturnal visits. Au-
tumn is the payday of the husbandman,
who has toiled diligently and waited pa
tiently, an equivalent, for his labors,
which he now receives. The waving
wheat, the trees bending under their bur-
den of luscious fruits, the fields of yellow
pumpkins and golden maize. The heap
ing cart-loads of pumpkins are deposited
in their appropriate place. All! the
forerunners of delicious pies-who docs
not like them? The bountiful harvest of
corn is deposited in the barn, and all
things are made ready fora jolly husking."
Those pleasant merry -makings, when old
men and matrons young men and maidens,
joyously united in stripping the outer hab
liments from the ripe ear, when a red one
presented itself, what rushing and blush
ing, and kissing is there, Then again
those apple parings" when all mingle
promisciously together, and the merry
joke passes round and the joyous laugh
rings forth Parings are taken off whole,
swung three times round the head and
dropped over the shoulder upon the floor.
All then set themselves at work, to deci-
phcr the character thus formed; their
vivid imagnations usually transform them
into any letters desirable, and they cx-
claim, .Oh how plain. Happy eve
nings which are looked forward to, with
such bright anticipations, which are fully
realized. Last but not least comes the
breaking up and going home. Every
gentleman of course, takes the lady he
thinks prettiest and best Gf he can get
her) under his protection and conducts her
safely to the paternal mansion, not forget
ting the usual reward for such attentions,
which is willingly given. These are
among New England favored institutions.
Long may the golden maize wave under
auspicious skies; and the round face ap-
pies, turn their plump cheeks, to the gen
ial rays of old Sol, and thus furnish mate
rial for pcrpetratng these f;Ivoritc insti-
tutions. Farmers and farmers sons-
SOW plentifully of the golden kernels and
prune carefully your orchards, that you
may reap even as you have sown. Seek
the welfare and pcrpetuity of these time
honorcd institutions. CAROL.
Eastport Sept. 18th, 1850.
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HARVEST MJoX.--The full moon which
happened on the 29th instant was the harvest
moon, the theme of 50 much admiration and
song in our climate. 1t derives its hamc
from the agricultural economy OF England.
For several successive evenings about the
time Of the rutument.l equinox it rises at
nearly the same hour, and pours its full ra-
dance over the landscape, atfording the hus-
bandman an opportunity to extend his har
vest iabcrs into the evening hours. The ar
rival of the sun at the autumnal equinox
when the moon is in the ascending node Of
its orbit and entering the first point of Aries,
vii produce a harvest moon under the NEST
favorable circumstances. With the aid Of IL
celestial globe, the cause Of the phenomenon
may be seen by simple inspection.
When the full hoon occurs on the 22d of
September, and is rising in the east, the sun
will be setting in the west, TN the autumnal
equinox. All that portion Of the ecliptic
then above the horizon will be south ot the
celestial equator, and making the least posi-
bic angle with the southern horizon, As the
orbit Of the moon is but little inclined to the
ecliptic, and the moon advances in it gu
urly at the rate Of thirteen de.rees per diem,
the are passed over, from day to day, ascends
above the horizon in about Il quarter of an
iiOuT, Will, III OtlltT scds MS VI tHt tuo
same are requires an hour in its ascension.
The full moons which precede AM follow
the harvest moon-whcn that happens on tie
22d OF 5 'ptember-do not differ much from
each other in respect to rising; nor do they
litlcr greatly from the harvest moon in tho
same respect The full moon following the
harvest moon is known as the hunters moon,
it happens at the season OF hunting in Eng
land
While the procession of the aquinoxcs is so
inseparahly connected with the tropicrl year
that the harvest moon can never wander from
the autumental equinox, the starry heavens
Of that season of the year are slowly with
drawing from our view; and, excepting the
arctic considerations, will hay. wholly dlsa p
pearcd at the end of thirteen thousand years,
when the beautiful southern Cross, and the
MagelIanic Clouds will rise above our hori-
zon.- b. St0a Courier.