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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
Ravenna, Oct. s, lS49.

PEACE AND GOOD ORDER.-One Whig
paper in Pittsburgh, is illustrating its love
ofpeace, by inculcating the doctrine that n
war with France just at this time, ''would
be UNIVERSALLY POPULAR" with
the people Of the United States. Another
of the whig editors of,hat city, al few weeks
ago,ilIustra,ed his love of good order,a and his
respect for the laws, by ins,igaling the
steamboat men to apply the MIDNIGHT
TORCH to the Wheeling Bridge, unless
the courts should decree that it shall be
built higher or be abandoned. Ohio
Patriot. 'r
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN FRANCE

ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN FRANcE-
MIR. Walsh, in one Of his recent letters to
the journal of Commerce, says:
''There may be, this winter, in Paris,
an entire political revolution, accompanied
or not accompanied by commissions in the
capitol or the provinces, or both. 1t is
doubtful whether the great parties, three
at least, who aim at fundamental change,
can longer keep at bay, or be content simply
to man9uver. There may ensue. mighty
external coalitions and enterprises, which
France, if she undertake to resist, can
combat only with all her resources-but
every man and her every franc" 80.
The Tribune says it will be royalist
movement, to restore Legitimacy in the
person Of Henry the 9Th.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
No SLAVERY IN CALlFoRNIA.-Th

No SLAVERY IN CALlFoRNIA.-The
Albany Atlas contains letter from ono oi
the Van Burens, late ofthat city but now
of California, in which he says:
"Before | close, let me say few words
on the all-engrossing topic of the oge-
slavery. 1t can never find a foolhold in
this country-it will not and cannot exist
here, because the popular sentiment-plant-
ed by the New York Volunteers, and
fostered and encouraged and built up by
every honest freeman who lands upon these
shores-is firmly and unalterably opposed
10 il.o
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
Ohio Election.

= The Cleveland Plain Dealer of Saturday
evening says: 3If the Hamilton county
members, having the greatest number Of
votes, are allowed their seats, the Legisla-
ture will be Democratic in both branches
We have gained one Representative in San
dusky county, one in Jefferson, one in Lo-
rain, one in Cuyahoga, onein Portage, and
on the Hamilton County question one in
Summit, one in Medina, one in Trumbull,
aud one in Clinton. We have also gained
one Senator. Our loses are one in Darke,
enc in Licking, one in Lucas. We cannot
hear of any other changes. This certainly
gives the Democrats one-half the Senate
Wings and Free Soilers the other half, not
counting the Senat from Hamilton. We
cannot figure less than small majority in
the House, independent of Free Soilers and
the Hamilton county members.
LATER.-It is said we have lost one
member in Highland, another in Morgan
II SO, Free Soilers will hold the balance of
power in the House. Not so bad after all.
There are no McCLUREs, LEvERETT JoHN-
SONS, &C., as we know of elected-all are
pretty good Democrats, and will do the fair
thing in relation to the Apportionnent, Tax
Law, Convention, &C., &c.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15

GF The Governor of New Brunswick
has appointed the llth day of October, as u
day of Thanksgiving for The bountiful crops
of the season.
The 9th ofNovember has been appointed
as The Annual Thanksgiving in Massachu.
sets. r
Gov. Manly, Of North Carolina, has set
apart Thursday, the 18th of November, as
q day Of general Thanksgiving, 49,.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
The Vete For Convention.

Though We have returns from the great
er part Of the State, very few of them give
the vote upon the question Of calling a Con-
ton to revise the Constitution. In this
county both the Democratic and Free Soil
tickets were endorsed "For Convention,
while the Wing ticket was not endorsed al
all; had it been, there would have been
scarcely show of opposition to that meas.
nre. But the whig leaders were anxious tc
have the vote of their party in t. is count,
tell all they possibly could against Con.
vention, and for that reason their ticket w as
left blank upon the question, they supposing
that their voters would not take the trouble
to write the endorsement upon them, and
knowing that all the votes not containing it
would be counted against Convention. Had
the Wing tickets been thus endorsed, tte
vote Of this county would have teen almost
unanimous @For Convention;" the Wing
leaders would have been left almost "solita-
ry and alone" voting against it. As it is,
they make a slim show of opposition to it.
and the result shows that the people (even
Of their own party are not with them upon
this question. The whole number of votes
cast for Representative was 1884
Votes "For Convention, 3063
: Majority for Convention, 2192
The vote against a Convention is less by
95 than the vote for the whig candidate for
Representative.
We understand that both tickets in Sum.
NIT were endorsed "For Convention" the
vote must consequently be pretty unanim-
GUS upon the question in that county.
The majority for Convention in Columbi-
ana is 1880.
Tue Wayne Co, Democrat says that the
vote in that county on this question is al
most unanimously in favor of it.
The Statesman thinks the majority in
Franklin county for Convention will be a
about 800.
Muskingum gives majority against
convention The number we have not seen
stated. @T
Ross gives a majority of 1900 against
a convention. .
The returns, SO far as we have seen, give
proof that the wings opposed the measure,
they had in many sections
professed to be favora BILE to it.
GFlt is supposed that when General
Taylor hears Of the result in this State, he
will abandon bis contemplated tour through
he country. The people o; PennsylvaLi,
nave furnished e:idence thai he does not
ADVANCE the Wing cause much. Gov
Johnston will aiso-we doubt no,-resolve
o remain in Harrisburgh, in the peaceful
discharge of his functions during the balance
If his time Pittsburgh Posi-!
UNITED STATES FINANCES. The Treas.
lrer's statement shows the amount at his
credit, by returns to the 24lh ult., TO be Sc,
392,179 81. Ofthis amount there was at
W ashipgton s52, ,274 73; Boston $685.
I23 81; New York 3,5ls, 427 81; Phil
adelrhi $l,977, ,2s3. %; Baltimore $780,
$50 IS; Cincinnati 1866 Oa; late de-
'osi.ory, Cincinnati, $3,2o9 81; Mint al
Philadelphia $54l, loo; Branch Mint,
Charlotte. N. c.. $4,000 Branch mint,
0ahlonega, Ga, $a6, ESQ; Branch mint,
New Orleans, $4,000. The amount of
Treasury notes outstanding October 1st.
vas So, 1908 81.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
NEW County QuEsr,oxs.-We bo

8 NEW COUNTY QUEsTIoNs.-We have
probably lost three members of the House
on New County questions viz.-one in
Licking, one in Morgan. the question
sprung Just on the eve Of the election, and
one probably in Coshoc,on-and we came
very near losing one in Jefferson on the
removal of the county seat. Democrats
must have singular idea Of advancing their
interests BY such whig manevers.- States
man.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
nFIn Boston last Monday, Mr.. Cusb.

GFI In Boston last Monday, Mr.. Cush
ing one of the custom house inspectors, in
attempting to. board British schooner, was
prevented by her shipper, who swore he
would shoot him if he persisted. The in
spector reported to the collector, lhe collec.
tor spoke word or two to Captain Sturgis,
and with the utmost dispatch the gallant
captain placed the bellicose British under
the command of the cutter Hamilton's guns,
there to await further orders. No one was
hurt.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15

~The Newburyport Union states that
the government has refunded the money,
with interest, which was raised by the la
dies of that town for the relief Of the volun-
teers under Gen. Cushing. The ladies in
tend to create fund out Of the money for
the relief Of the poor and destitute Of their
town.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15

GTSolouque, the black Emperor Of
Haytl, we see it stated, has forwarded
$ss, 900 to London to purchase a crown
for his woolly head.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
The Very Latest.

A Telegraphic Dispatch to a whig in
Akron, on Saturday evening, and which
was received here by last evenings mail
says:-''The Taylor wings have % in the
House, the Democrats 80, and the Free
Soilers 60 md that "Randall holds the
balance Of power in the Senate. 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15

GFOf the votes cast at the election on
Tuesday last in this county, only 4Sl were
given 3for subscription" by the county to
the stock of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad. The vote for "no subscription" !"
was 2373.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
The Election.

We give below the footings of the Off
eial returns of the election in this county
on Tuesday last, which show that the De.
mocrac3 of old Portage have achieved an.
other glorious victory. The result is all
that we had any reason to anticipate. The
majority though not as large as at the Pres
idential election last fall, is larger than we
expected, when we saw the extraordinary
exertions made by the opposition to secure
our defeat, while confidence in our success
had induced many our Democratic friends
to relax their yigilence and exertions, and to
manifest very little alarm as to the result.
The vote was much smaller than the vote of
last fall. 80
The following are the footings Of the Of
fetal returns, including the votes of Edin-
burgh and Nelson townships, which were
rejected BY the Canvassers, the former for
the reason that the poll-hook. contained no
certificate showing the vute given for the
different candidates, and the latter for the
reason that the poll-book certified the elec-
ton to have been held on the 9th day of
September instead of October. But these
returns do not change tie result.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
Serious Riot in PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPH1A, Oci. /

p A serious riot occurred here last even.
ing; large brick house, frequented by
blacks, in the lower part of the city, was
burnt down, consuming the surrounding
property. The attacking parties, were
whites from Moyamensing. The fremen
who came to save the property were driv.
en- OIL, as also, were the Police Firearms
were freely used by the rioters. Two per-
sons were killed and IL wounded, some
fatally. No arrests could be made until
this morning, when the military were
brought down.
Ihe very disagreeable weather at present
has checked commercial transactions,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15

CoNNEcTicuT Town ELECTIONS
New Haven Register gives results in 81
towns for town officers-which show large
Democratic gains-the wings carrying bu,
10 towns, lhe Democrats 35; the latter
gaining f3lowns, the wings 3 only. By
towns, the Democrats stand 10 better than
before. The popular expression, nearly
every where, since the presen. administra-
ton came in, is rebuke Of Tny y!orism!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
Later Still--The Full Returns and Final
Result.

The following dispatch probab bly, settles
the question: '''
CINCINNATI, Oct. l3.,
Nearly all the State heard from, omitting
both Wings and Democrats from the lst
District of Hamilton county, the House will
stand:
Democrats a
Wings 80
Free Sellers q -
frhis includes spelman and Thompson)
sLrATE- .---...
Democrats II
Wings II
Free Soilers "a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15

u paper in Canada that publishes
births, heads them "New Arrivals"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15

car easily remove them.
1t wi be objected that the people cannot
meet together and take the time to discuss
measures and enact laws. Such arguments
have been often used against pure Democ-
raey. 1t is even said that pure Democra-
cy is inpra cticable, for the reason that the
people cannot all cooperate to enact laws.
But the progress of public sentiment will
give the lie to that sander on democracy
and the people. 1t is now conceded by all
pasties in our country, that the people are
capable Of elf-government, meaning only
that they are capable Of electing agents to
enact the laws to which the people are ex-
pected quietly tc submit, though few of the
laws are made by any special instruction,
or in compliance with any certain knowl-
edge of the wishes of the people.
Ii the people were themselves permitted
to make their own laws, and to direct their
administration, it would be easy to suggest
means to enable them to effect the object.
1t is not necessary that the people of the
whole State should meet together for that
purpose; nor even for whole county to
meet en- mass Each township might act
by itself separately; for uniformity is not
absolutely essential. And the drudgery of
framing and perfecting each law may be
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
0GbteS Ore6<8Iter.

Inter ber ercFsn @crihiSbcnbeit prn Ssioe uno ans
bern DrGB9itGrn, prbe Ole lnttrjrldbnstcn neui in
Nsu:Ncrt cueetouft babcn, unb borauf ie DEFENDERS
Die 2tufncrtamttt ocr e6oit6 Der Saot uno ln99cno
gu knttn pdnibcn ftneet man fcasnce Ba0rsn, nam;
ltb
GbameIsUn @ros De &beine, reid fOlOrirte
uno f6warSe fi9urirte Seioe fbwarSe uno
reid fOIorirter uno webfelfarbteer Satin ;
i6warSer 9rO5 De &beine fattin 9eifrefte,
fdwarSe uno farbi9e fuper franS6iif6e SIZE.
rinoes, 4; epCneIe @Oburg unc Sbibet Sud ;
MObair uno Seice @arp alpaca paramal.
ta5 @aihmere MouS De Gain, WOfaies.
M,riean Stripes, II. 10. gbenfauS Sbi'
bet, wouene, Sai Staat uno anosre Suab'
rat uno Ian9e S6apls, @Icufin9s, .oanb'
Ibube, Strimpfe, II. ( 10.
9ree, (Sutb, uHb go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
Sefeutlt6e sSenDu.
Sctober %.

Somffag5 ben 17ten gouemberr um l
tlbr Na6mittaes, iollen am Saufe oeS per.
ifCrbenen 9 eter8 a Il tel. Iegtbin bon
gmous, 9sba @auntp, foI9enoe bewe9Iite
9uter 0ffentIicb usrfauft weroen
Slide, StibIe, Drabr, Bureau, Sbrdn
fe, Elm fleines 9ett uno 2 Settiteqen, Elm
SlCrteppidb, &ifte, 8inn' uno anoereS Ru
ben.9 9eIhtrr, pfoFen. &ie9eI unc 8I6fe,
Elm Sebeiien, cine prdbtise IuswobI QIan:
fen, uno nod UieIe anoere QrtifeI Su UNI
lfdnoIid Su meIoeh.
Die 8eoin9un9en am Serfaufstu9e uno
Uufwartun9 pOn
SamucI Sbrift, StSm'Or.
9lCpember /. . nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
BrOt>st,
|3aDnarst in 2taentauit,

mahtb penn publttum Die aujciee, bae ct itiu Gefbdft
bttrrit in Dem rbrn SbciI oes Geb6uoss fpcrin iid
s. g. SSubes uno SSbns Sa6otitcbr bsfnoe, elm Sttid
aberblt Dem SRartt;&iercd, pc &C ieoerSsit bret 1T
5ibns auf Die nieellbte bette uno oausrbaftert Gins
;uIesi, ouf glattsn coCr pipcts. Durb msbridbrias
8ttrtbun9 knSs @sbafts, fdblt CT iib in ben Stano
9et, ,arteit su nGhsn bic ntbt ;u dtertrten II an
ShSrbeit uno C9dts. Iub ,sbt Ct 3Sbus, nit rpsui9
cosr ftiusm Shmer, ptrbunpn, rpstbes nadb Sers
anssu in iciner Sffles cosr in Den GRrbnunsen Der
SunGsn lstbt 9sihsbsn tam. Ssins prsls fup.tais,
uue q tdret fitb fir fine 4rbcit
1alntaun, au9uit 2, nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
S2 2eBte Grtnnerun0.

Qae Sisieniesn bic nod in ben StCbr.
bhhgn Der nterjeihneteu, in Sber SRA.
rlnnir Snitnffhin- aeehA GAuntp, fdbutpiy
ino, weroen nun beifimmt Sun eeetenmal
dufeefcroert, Smifdm nun uno BEN 1ifen
December om StObr Don perIU uno
Rteoer anSurufen uno ab5ubejablen.-
glatb ienem Sag wercen bic Sh6er obns
Ssbl in Die Sdnce BON SriecenSribter S6au
9c9ebeu, pooann llnfoiten Die SoI9en ietn
percen. Sea6tet baber eieIe freunoIibe
8arnun9.
9critb uub Sern.
Wopember |. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
gooen,ber |.
S9t Q6rt6t.

4ne oeienisen YsrfOuen bic nod Scree-
ruusen Su MAIDEN baben, an bic SinterIai-
fenfthaft Der perforbenen 6 t = r n a
B ee |. IeetbinU UOn Sber'M Macun9ie SIP,
9e6a @auntp, iino erfudt oieielbe wObIbe-
ifdti9t innrbaIb @Oden einSubrin9en.-
SOI6e bic nod an befa9te SinterIaBeuf6aft
f6ulois fino, mercen 9Iei6faas erIudt, in
uerbalb beia9ter 3eit ibre Standardization
ab5una9en.
5aepb Stcininecr, SIcm'Cr.
Sctober 25. "4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08


Nahmittaes, fOG nuf oem pIaBe ieIblt Of
fentIib perfauft weroen:
Gine fcbdtbare 4lantaf6r,
oeleaen in SalSburs SaunIbtp, Geba Co.,
liOlIeno an 9ano BON SoeUb ueberrotb, Sas
pio GieB, uno anoeres entbalteno 81 Qds
er. Die Serbeberun9en iino Elm 9rpBes
ocppeItes ltsinerneS
@sA 8 Dbn 6au6, S0met>
;s::NHas snfbeuer, SeioerpreB Saus NIT
gssEg l.sgsssEsag pre6e, unb anosre Neben9ebduoe.
l3 Nder be5 Gi9entbumS 1T 9utes oOIS
Lamb, Z Qfer pCrnebme @iefen, uno Der
8eit portref1ibeS 8auIano. Ser 9Iae 1T
binldneIdb NIT flieBenoem 0Saiier perieben,
inoem cine niefebIenoe Spring i'm Seller
oes 9SobnbaufeS entiprin9t. cine oncere err
sieBt Ii6 in einen SrO9 Sur Srdnfun9 oeS
8iebs, uno nod cine brittle 1T unwet oes
Sauies. Sin gutter Qepfelbaum9arten be-
finoet fi6 auf Dem 9ance, fOWte cine Baum.
f6uIe. Quss III unter 9uten Senfen uno
oaS SauIanb in bcber @utur.
Die Secinoun9en am SerfaufSta9e uno
Qufwortun9 BON
SUbu Sakiu8cr.
Sctober 25. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
Nettc I11aarett.

Die tlnterSeibneten baben fceben BON
pbilaorIpbia uno gleu Nore erbaIten unc
Ino nun am 2(uSpaden, Der 9roBte uno beif;
Stof uUn Stapel unb Sanep
SrOCfem 9Saarcn,
ols fit LANCER Belt i'll oietr Stont gum @srtauf onsc;
bcttn muroe, uno pdtbcn iis entibIritu fno an Den
alIsrnCbri9trn 9rcicn 3n mrtauftr.
prss. 9utb, uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
gpciies 90. - aus
bel
2fnrpn Mint.

in Nsr Samilrn StraGs, nc 4tt Sbtrs unttrbOl6 5as
9cnbub'S 4Sirtbsboue.
1Ge Sunariosn uno Ourfi9en, fopcbl
ais Qnoere, lino freunofhaftlid ein9eIoeen,
Den oben9enannten Srt Su befuben pOieIbit
lie su ieoer 3eit nit allen Sorten pon @6'
ortifel uno Grfrifbuneen. ais aultsrn.
Sripes. Ststfb. 8u6en, II. {. no, nebff
allen Sorten @etrdnfe bon better SuoIitdt,
nab Der ftb6nifen Manier uno an Den bilIig
fen preien bebient weroen iolIen. Sretet
elm, !Serren uno Samen, uno hber6eu9t
Gud felbf.
Qllentaun, oft. IL. nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
Recommendation.

Ser b;rom 8rcbft prattisirts Die lrstsn orsi
gRcuutsn als 5atTary in oisism Srt, uno we9tn oct
gats nsr arbcit, smpfblsu mir oenldbsn asn bic t'
usr DiSnts tsuStbiat ftn niSstu.
Gpreuiit5 8iliamS, 81. ..
Z. Slentie, Sd. ..
81. 6. Sal5ep. Sd. ..
SamusI 81. Yriee, 9abnarjt.
gIeslpt 49, N'a,, au9ult 80, lSil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
amerifanif6es, pcutfbes uno franSofif6es
Sud nnb gafitmere.

so Stddr, ttittbsno aus Ihmarjcm. btausn, braunrm
cpcnl, orab, ecn,iibtm IT, f. no, lcctcn erbalten une
rpiro pcrtauf i'm Srcgcn uno SIcnen jl Yreilin ois
uitbt iibsrtrcfsn rptrbcn tSnncn.
Yreb, @utb, uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
SaDr9an9 SS.
2anfcnDe "; 33.
II ctlcr Stobr.

S-5~@ ~ WV
Die llntr,ricbuetsn matbeu Dem putfitum asbtanaa.
pcu cic QnTi9t, eaB it irsbcn sincn nruen Stpbr
CrGfntt babt,, in btm bldhcnptn Staebtn N1ebanita
gcrruob. 9tcho Gaunhl Sic habtu ciucn kbSnsn @ets
ratb nInlr @ittr tinqd9t uno IS befcbt rcrfbe aus
Nulm mas 9apSbnllth in cncm webkin9rihtIteN
Strbr 9cbaIttn Wirc. Sbrtn Strd pen
SruCfenIpaarcu
rpGnfbu fl btlnrtrs III ciupkhtn. Dtrkfts bSarsift
in Ftb Subtr, Ycn ieor Gjatun9, SCtnltcit, Brlts
in9S, g)asllne, Satttns, Gn9homs. Werinrcs, gvasa
tas Stipe, II, 10. GIIts ron oIr ntlCltsu IRCos uno
Den itbSnttn Gulttrn uno Sorbtn.
g O3crtcS
haten fe auh Gin pcatSneiles alIcrttmCnt einaCsat.
uno tSnutn oiEilbtn in pinitbt otr Site uuo Siues
tsit bSlitnS smpftIltu.
2anbe6ptpoufte
uSrrsn i'm 2uStauib fir SHaarsn onStuOumsn uno
Oct bSbitt NlorttprciB erlaubt ... ~
w. -Sbr anotrrr Strbr miro ON oltln Staneplaa
fcrttttritGtn, lut frtihcr.
SnrGm iie fir 9cncitnt llncrltdeun9 bsrJbsn 0anf
a9en, brftn fc bureb biIi9e rce uno puutiIibs Ses
oisnun9 ibrsr SuueSn auf Sablrsitben 5uiprub.
Srorcll uuo Giiller.
Sttc6sr 25. t3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
u SptlulV uuC w
Spls nnO 8pblen Scfcn

Ben Scrratb aue let
Spls nnS 8pblen Scfcn
eineelest bat, bic er Dem pubIifum an febr
billieen preiien anbietet. Ssin Stod, Der
unubertreffIid 1T, befebt Sum SbeiI aus fol-
senoen 2(rten Sefen F:
9eeueife Mobe SotS. uno SobIen Sefen,
Sefen fur QarIors Ooer @elbdft5bdufer,
aus 8obrbIeb uno Gifen Sdncp &aciator
Sefen, cine Qrt Sefen Die pieIen aneern uor'
ae,oaen weroen, neil eieIeIbe cine quite Soiee
perbreiten nit msni9 Srennfcff Bunobor
Sefen ieoer Qrt uno 9r66e; cine neue Grt
God6feu, fur RObIen ooer 0oIS 9eet9net,
bic f6erIib icoe Qrt &ot6fen, Die ie bem
0ublifum anaebotsn muroeu, in ben Shat.
ten tfellen, unb Die 9elcbt wetoen Don Qucn,
bic bieIsIbe in @ebraub baben, uuo 1T ilber.
baupt elm Iebr mpfeblenswertberSf neil
man nit rpenie SrennifUff pieIes Su 9Ietber
3eit Suriiten fam. Gs TT bel ireitem Der
wobIfeil(te Sfen ben man in elmer camille
braucben fam. lub bat er nod ale Cor
ten Sefen, Die man IItb nur eroenten fam,
rpeldbe er fsbr wObIfeiI anbietet.
SleC6crnc SG6cr.
gr bat fein @tabIissment 70 ein9eridtet,
bos er ieper Belt Ddber, DAD 8anceIn
uno 3innen auf 8sfeuun9 uno auf Die fur'
1e(fe QnSeiae uno ouf bic bette 9Scife per-
fsrtioeu wiro. 1uh bat erimmer auf Sane
uno perfertiet auf 8eitelun9, an ben alers
biaiafsn prsilsn, bIe6erneS 9sf&irr isoer
Urt.
Sliddtbett unb Uusbeifsrunssn an Ssfen,
DGtbsr, Niunen. Ii. {. no, mercen auf bic
tur,efte QnSeiee befor9t.
Sanfbar fur bisber eenofsne JabIrei6e
llntertteune, boft er ourb biIise uno
punftlibe 8ectenuns, CUTE Grbrit uno bil'
lise Yreisen, cine Sortoauer ju 9enleben.
SbUmaS 8. 8tnfinger.
Sctobr Is nahn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
Gappen! Gappen! &appen!

Goldman ump Sruocr ptrfrtisen iS6t art ron
tidGtn uno 9rSiSttu &oppsn, ruttbs FL tSim GjrCBtn
uuo Stintn icbr wcbliSit pSrtauku-
aIeptaun Stt. 25. ND
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08

Camper Qampen 2amper !!
GO6man uno 8rucer baben fceben
elm auaemeines 1GOrtemsnt @umpbine, SIuio
unb SbmalS 9ampsn, @anoeIebras, etc.
etc. erbalten, msI6e iie febr niseris fur baa'
res @jelo perfaufen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
3wct frembe Stbafe

9SfinoSn fh idbcu cine 9eraums 3stan9 bs ben ebas
ku oss llntrsshntttn, in Srrbamptcn SauuEbp. 9eba
Gauuh. Der rtbte @i9ner 1T sriutbt iin Gilnttnlm
gu bausru unb sC9sn @sahlun9 Der ilntcisn obsubcs
ttn bet Stbrabam Sherman.
NttcbCr % H3nl'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
@5ebduOe aufG0rQuben.


RsyA Ser unterSei6nete, wobnbaft in /,
I;;::NEe Sio. .8beitbau Saunfbip, 9eda
L..s. .! @auntp, winf6t bas pubIifum
oarauf aufmertiam Su MAIDEN. ba6 er ffd
nit ben n6tbi9en Sbrauben uno allen Su.
aeb6renten 4pparat uerfeben bat, um gam
Se @ebduoe aubulbraubsn. unb aub menn
es perlanat pirb, auf anbsre SteIIen Su psr'
Ieem. ST hat neulicb einise febr fb,psre
@ebduce, bsoeutsnoe Streden BON ibrem
oIten sic 9lidid perfeet, uno er fibIt per.
Ii6ert, cas er in oisiem 9sfbdft, meIdes &c
Defenders erlerut bat Que bic i'm NIT ibrer
9unit beebren m6oen, pOlfommen befrieci'
oeu fann.-Gr bittet oaber I'M seneisten
3uipru6.
Daniel @ei6.
September 6. nqbo