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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
90 1i slides.
2eie cine SGop 1feb tpnStben Sou.

Die trtanutt 6rous9ebTin teS ,,Saurtap @i5itcr"
NR0ram SpiGb., in Yittsbur0. bat Cintn lan0tn Nrs
titd naribtr atbrlt6tn, Wts nStba CS fir iun9t Gos
thIn III, rtnb ~ ittn uno fib fIG0 u palhcn. sic
QilG ronn bc nohlttbtnec 2tuwiiuu9, wt bttts 9Ras
ihn rrr0ncmmtn prbGn rII, uuo "a pitIt attt Suna:
0Gucn ptsitbt ron ru0s feline SNcC battn 70 mrlItn
mir tjt 8librEiHun9 bier piIpTAtttn:
,G5 Eno nur Gin @aftbefn nit &a6er,
ein S0anotub Gin @aIbIappen uno 5 sri
nutrn 3cit n6tbi9. @euu ibr frlbmot9enS
ouftebt. lirCdt eursu uutcrrod gang lOie
uber Der Suite feit, Sisbt bic Nrme aus ben
SmpdrmeIu, uno Ia6t zen Sbertbetl ee5
6cmoes oauu beruntsr fduen. Nun ben
9appcn aeb6ris naB 9emabt, gaafen uno
Shultcrn, Qrmc uno 8rult tubti9 ab9e-
ricteu, uno oonn oaS @ober bdnoevcu um
Die Sbren uuo ben SaIS 9emorfen. Sect
oa5 6onotub UNI BEN 9alS 9elc9t uno
ShuItern troden n9sfiat" tuhu9 9e'
riebcn uno wenu olIs5 trOGen 1T, bic 0emo'
irmeI pierer on9sSO0en uno eIneu 9laht'
titte( htcr0eworfeu um SrtdItun9 Su Der
Dutcu. Sect 9Citbwino ben unterrod ouf
ciuer Seite unter oen Qrm 9enOmmer, ba5
8ein auf oieftr Scits Ihntll GewaIbsn unc
abQctrofuct, uno nun Die Sahe auf Der an
ccrn Scite qrraer 70 miscerboIt uno cobei
nibt Su pcr9cGcn. ben 8ufcn nno bic Souf.
ten oeb6ro ob5urciben. Sit oic5 porilber,
oonn uicoer9deet, oen cinen Su6 ln5 BoI6'
beden ocifeut, ibncu ab9eriebcn pno 9etrod
net Sbube uno Snumpfe micoer anQeSo
oen, uuo ooBdbe Mau6per nun nit Dem
aneern SuBe wieoerbCIt. CNeIr,0
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
GDDb SSiQ Scuer. GOmpanp.

Cine fpsiiSlTe @Tfamntun9 Der ,,Scco gRiu Slutr.
eGHrang' rlL IN '0rSm paurtauortr 9cboltcn wIrrSn
auf nathitcn SrrIta9 abtnb (Suni l3). Die grpch:
nun9 ILEr 9Rlt4Icocr miro crpartrt, inbcm man in
Grniauna u nCbmtn 9erCntt ct es apcfmGFa fei, rtn
apparat Der @Etut0t unter Die @Srfdaura Ger Staot.
Autboui'n ~ IttlIen, iirtnaI fIb oitlGtn ptisrrn
lbntn ols lntnitteun9 ;u otpdhrrn, ric s n6tb9 ba
ttn. ual in 6tuTfiIISu prrfians 1ituiiliitan9 81
tbun. auf 8eftbI pcn
g. s.. 6pUS, Yrsf.
y. 2. SScuurr, SstrEtSrr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
SlnS brn Sernipnto.


qoTtn Ge iltb bic orcGt GcIbi;ht rr3ibtn. bic fih
spiIbrn ctn Grafin Gtrborbt 81 @rb0tb, ,Srb0tb uno
Ssr 3sae Snr ormtn Srau p3itra9Iu bat. Oa lItt IN
Grtatb cine cite 0Eittpt, c1 otm G5rotn cini5 8uoIn
thutos unO tic njtbts tciaE ols cine quite 3iIae. Der
CSraf tcuntt ritt 81 iinlm Gtloe tcmtn uno :3 ttt
5itac pfinrtn, es mclt it atr tIt btn &ttaufs 9it
mano tistru uuo c piihttiGtt e Der bch9dtrIn9t or
on stueu SRthatSbtir Suou. Der 9tetre purct
btsbatb non on StttEn pIrfr9t uno u6irltB rtt 3t9
Den Nrtcitrn Der 0rrpt0'ibtn GatunfoGrt. Die bn;
ben fih oann Slntn 6tttaa 9cmaht Die 3jt9t nit ran
stu uno Biuorn 9ifhmdtt uno untIr 9IuTt uno Gjt:
fang nad @rtod nrUdgcfttbrt. Scr oan Sbcrc tcaca:
uits bntn Ger Gra uno oa bat e5 rninot 2&trtt uuO
Chc SttnpUrft 9titet uno Der och9'itrtr9t fubr I'M
8alcpp glrdd uuo bcnlu;rts osl(utcmmInotu. Qui5
pilIilteroce hdt fb rarauf tapafTnct unN cttt Dem
9rafin ur Stltr, Inn 9cAn Die rtncluiicnire 3tNt ;u
fdmpfn. Die Ipurhe mh lei ibrtr Nutunft arrctirt
obsr Die Nrbcltr tGRotn b ibrsm Rthts une Die arc
rdu nruftt nit ibntn in raS QGrthshouS SthIn unn
fb autb tbun uno tit 3toc bat it icBt ;ur 9uBnjiE
Nne rbaltsn, eamt rr pcn ibr Gtit9t Grof ntbt zen
@i9cuttumstampf crnsutrn fam. I'm Gtcno irnc5
sSa9ss 9ob Cs otcr Ycl Srcube uuo ootbm in @rtotb,
uur Der 6jrofuno FIN untrtbin1 @ctt bic arotnttn m
uno mUhEn autb lest mob I'M 9onyn SoInIpalo monb'
bSiss @crt rart6ir hSrGn.
Sn 8aIparaifo BAT Elm befttaes Grobsben
bic Ginwobner in Surbt uno Shrcfen sc
fest.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
Sfiitlibfcit ser Srptcn.

1iITI Sbicrl fno ndelihtr in GiSrttn, al5 gr1anbt
0ou6tn. SiI ltbtn olcin pcn SukttSn uno frtn alli
2trttn. rit ibntn in ben $50 tcmntn uno eit GDct
nI it tit Sultttn fan9tn. lb0ret ben Yfan;tr rurd
aus njtbtS. 9HGnn cni9s 8rrttsr 70 in rtu Giar
ten lat. rag bic StrSNn bc5 So96 U6Gr Ttb earunttt
pIrtGraSn tSnntn,-Ncnu e frtftn nur bcS 9iOcbts,-
oaun bat man otn tslttn SrittCn:&util1cr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

Gin 8erbrster Der bep Iebr fbtsd;cm
Better gum 9aI9sn sefubrt warc. befIa9te
fib cssbaIb bsp Dem ibn be9leitsncen Gagu'
Sinrr. Ou 0ump!" erwieoerte cieisr, "Su
bait nod mas &ettS gu fIa9eu, Ou brouhit
bsp cisism 8stter bod blO6 biuSu9eben; ;ib
muB aber eenfeIbeu 8e9 pieoer Surud9ebtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
SreiiplbiDe Sbarace.-

9pri crlten GT6cn:
Toit iibsroG iino mir gu Saus,
Sci Sran;ckn rpic bei 8rttten;
Tins baBt ocr buno, uno flicbt Die Nlaus,
llnb nir9enes iino mir wcbt9eiten.
SJan Uirft uns rrr oCs Gtbmribtsrs Side
tIno IpaG uno SallbbGit cttnrrtin,
SRan Mills lttn in unlcrm Aittr-
Scdb pia niemauo cbnc uns Fin.
9rite Spt6s:
gSc lluatid pclt, ba pGit aub itbj
eSh panolt ltcts biCitlbe 8abn;
Deb has mas nctb btNliitGt MIDI
81 eft SCrywrtfIun9 cpsr &Sabu.
Sas gany:
eult'0cn 3rhcrn nab 6jclaacn
g)iaeb itb Ebr oft Stnen YtlIt,
&cruirr' tbncn Srpf uno Ula9tn,
e., faF man 9lautt fe par'n uitbt fIus.
(Gtrtaun. g. ct.
SeS @UaU8rppbS iu Der DUri0e
S1ummer:
9ei6e-Gibe-@ibel.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

8rrber Ourtig.-@in Wann, Ger
germ neiuer' 1ebm," poute ben Sten per-
laiIsn rnp rpsiter nad Be1en Sieben. 3u
oieIem Sneues nabm er sIhe ,Hnrte cs5 @c'
ltens Sur Sano un6 &ber NlinefOta binau5
bidenb fel ibm Der ,,&umriT:r" in Die .En'
gen. ,SaS-risfer er--ilt ein pIog fir mid !"
nSas Gano umIUnit uno &um fat pc5
MnlIers ln
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

,U6 8Ott. ME bod bic 3sit Usr9e6t!" ri,f
filrSIib cine IberaItstr Sun5f al in Der So
fsufhoft, meIbe iie Sur Scier ibres 22ft.n
@jeburtSta9sS nm fb pcriammeIt bate
rSeute bin ib % Sabre alt, uno mor9tn
Inc es 30 Sabre, cas mcin Sater 9elOrben
in s'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
SOM Scncr,

Der Nsu Worfer Sauftrimpfer. bat nun aus
&entu6p cine UntWort auf feline u0rau5-
foroerun9 an tie 9anSe @ett" erbaItcn.
&cm Gcnnp fhrcibt aus louisville an ben
n9eralo," r0B sr oicfe Soroerun9 anncbme,
Die 3rtbeitimmun9 6eper ilberIaiTe, aber
ben @ipfeI Der NUe9banie5 aI5 &nRpfpIoe
U0rSiebeu wurcs, ba CT oI5 armer Qrbeitcr
Die Gele nab Neu gOrf niht MAIDEN fonuc.
Der TompffreS fol- perbio Sue 9rC6 icin
uuo CT piu 500 in Die 0inoe Ucn NobrrI
8ianooan in YbiIaccIpbia ocpOnircn, fObalo
9eycr feline Sereitmiui9Feit srFldrt babe
pitt8tur9, 5. SUM. Die Bbisccn.
pcrtion oerlammeIte iib beutc Mor9en Sif
pofiirtc 8efhIuiIe su @uuRcn cine5 Gro
tc&tiptartfS, fur cie Qominitrdtion oe5 @uup.,
Solution uuo fir Sen. Winfitlo Scott olS
QrdfoentfhafI5'@dnpioot. Die Sflapcrei
in ocn ftouhen Staatcn bctrabtctc Die Gen.
ucntion ala Gin IOfoe5 Snllitut fur oa5 Der
Suoeu ollciu uerantnortlib Ici. Sn 70 weit
e5 pOn Der @OnltjtutiCu anerfanut weroe,
MOLE lie Die &srOrcnun9cn orielbeu eetrcu
oHSfubrcn; aber pennfDlpanieu. caS Idnot
Die Sfiaperci atIhoffte, wtoetIebc Iib I'm
noh9icbi9 Ger weitern Qu8brcitun9 ber1sl,
ben,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
9onSerbare altc Wliin;r.

Dem Seraus9cber ce5 Mlilforo C0cl.D
Beacon lpurce VOr etIibcn Sa9sn Gin Stut
geIo 9cBet9tCetne 3ufammsnIeeun9 ponGup'
t. uno Mcbin9) peIdc5 auf Der 8auereY
oes S1errn Sra. SammOno, rbn9rfibr
Wctltn p2n irnem Syte 9efunScn murce.-
IS ii lbrr GG0 Sabre alt, catirt pom Sab
re ll76; auf riner' Gsite bsfIncst ii6 cine
Rrone, uuo ouf Der Gnesru bic g8crte
v5OIcpbuS, ID J-PO R1-ET-AL G-REX,"
gang lcSbar uuo oas game wCM qeprdgt.-
Sislcs GsIofuf il Cbn9cfibr 200 Sabre Dor
Der @ntcefun9 Umerta5 9eprd9t nnc ma.
turIib rrin9t fib bic Stage auf no fam
eas Der?
Gin @ci5i9cr ouf Gem Sterbebctte crfubr
pon icincm Grite, caB CT uur nod meni9e
StunoGu III Ieben babe. 2(b @ct! feubts
CT, ca5 MARE ibrrdIib. in orei Mcnatsn srl
baten mir Sobauni, unO t6 babe bis eabin
Die 9an5e NEictbe f8rnium &OtauS brSabIt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
Siitc! Sittc! @iitey
9inO 1t,,S (s;pp0

gIotbtu rem Ginmcfntrn ven NNtniamr unS orha'
Gouum otbun0spcu rit NpTtc cas- ilt frrtfabrcu rRs
.0umo:hr:C5rihift an ibrtm oEn St0ubrIoet fribtr
rEr outltcbr oru Saic6 D pr0S) 81 tCtrtibtn. Sis;
batin inlultrfcrt auf ponr, Gin 0rrgIs llfcrtSnEnt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
G& Pin TarzGp((effOrrlr.

w. 2ttl S0r>S Dletr0rtit.
Gic S0r9pAeftprcu Der GtaNt 9ncutauu uuN Der
pcrtdicNcuen SGunbips in Scdbd @Nntn flr SNs SIbr
1851, fno bientit criudt tib IN Der 9pmmiiftonrrS
2lmtsltube Der Stdet 9IncutGuu cniutnScM am 9Gpua
td1 bcn i6tcu Sunt un dCuiIcnbc &trIitbaiT 81 nCE
len lnlb ibrc SupfItc ju iittrlltbmcu.
gItutauu SprcuGb-AiOthGu SCbGTcry
NtertbanIp tpu-2SilliGm Z. 6rrwprtb
StcriaucrlI-ycri 81 @ndclni II.
StcrnItlorE-GjcprGc SIdlmGn
SicHcriudturbie-Si Siddt Gicicnbcrfcr,.
StcrmncuuIc-Sciit Smtth.
SsCiGcnturd-SpHnS Sncrr.
?brGHdm Sifitcr.
JSCirtbtrJ-S&iniam 9tS0ms
oSaidbiHltun-SpGu AtilbpuT,
s;nrS ubcithGn-Sohn 2iGr.
Grtpbcii hdG-GGprde 9Eincr
hauuppcr-Slertnttn JhrbIe
Galiburg-GScpn 2iETtr.
Ecwbiu-Spnds 0icrB.
9pf 9StfSBl Ger 2jpGrs Eer Gcmmiiiicncrs
S. ~. GIne, S1rciter.
Suni S. uGsrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
eeIbnfsban Der Sumter eemUfrntie.

! Der .gi0v:2crtr GGmcma~ Gru1t in itjner glum
mcr pcm l6. !Ro fcl9tuot rrt0ultbr StbOruno tiucr
Ylrtij:
n28enn mir ecn 3uffano Der ,amerifoni-
Iben Semofrots" tctrotbten, 70 cutritclt
! iib uulcrn Blifen Elm trauriQeS Suo
gebcn mir ale iO9ennnnten cemctratiihen
SIitter ourh, 70 wercen mir wcn9e iinpcn
Die Dem oemOfratIiten Qrincipe i'm ciocu!li.
den Sirne re3 @ortrS butoj9en. Sbre
game Sempfratie beihrintt iib auf aIle,
bieweiICn boIbVermpoertc GiruuoIibc, um Die
lic iidb befdnci9 berumtrciben, ME Elm bin
Der SirberaauI um feline g8oIje, uuO Ttb
iOr9fdIit9 buttn, eincn Sbritt rcd,t3 poer
IInt5 6u MAIDEN, I'M nur nidbt aus Dem Qe'
wCbntCn 9elciIc iu tOmmrn.-
Wit mabrboft 6itsrrcicbiftcr Ectcntion3
tGFtif boItcn iic ccu 3uQcl in Der @rcn;r il
rcr lCScnannten 9runclite uuS Qlattfcrmen
feif, uno cine uGberldreitunq ocrIelbcn niro
ais Elm fre6n GiFQrif in Die SciIi9fsit Der
oomerifaniftcn" Gtmcfratie bctrahtet.-
So6 cbte Semofrdtic nit ben SeohrfniiIen
uno ben &rbdInihen beS &SciFc5 fCrtldrei
ten muB ,-o0UOn Ihcint bic ic0,uannte-
omcrItdnl'te Democratic gar Feincn sHcQriff
ju babCn, ceer wcngGGns fcnen erwer6tn
Su mOllen, lcnocrn 8e9cntbeile merocn von
etcier ScmCtratts Scne, mclte cine bcifame,
notbmenbt8e uno rur6 69ycifcncc Geform yer
lan9Gn, ais gtarrcn, SbwinoIer eoer Ser
BREEDER bEScibnet.
&onn man nun Qn0eIiht5 oicfcr S6at.
IabCn Der eemofratiibeu Qartct lmerieaS
nit Ge6t oen Namcn ocmoFratiid beilcoen {?
it lie eS niht ccm Namtn mad auein, abcr
Der Sbat nab nibt 2"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
lin ,pphlfsilcs Ssier sm mad,em.

9lebme Gin Weint 8dfhfOrn uno fobe
casclbe bis e5 etma5 meib 1T, fu9e cine
Qsnt @CIa6s5 uno cine 8auOne Ba6er
Diu5u; fbUtteIc aae5 gut rurdeinanoer uno
ieec c5 an oa5 Ssuer unb in "a Stuncen
piro raS Bier pcrtrcflih fin. Benu al
les 8ier 9etrunscn, fh9e man mrbr MOIuBe5
uno g8a6cr biuSu. SaS ndmIite 8sIIt'
Form oient 6 Wcnate lang uno oa5 Bier
wjto in II Stuupcn 9enieBbor feju, wenu
man ben &ruo, in cem e5 entboIteu, warm
bilt. Quf eisIe 8eils tOifeu bic fimmt:
ltbcn Sriionbtbejle, wcIbc bur SCrfertt9una
elmer 8ouCne Sier 9ebr0ubt wetocn, nibt
uber Gent5, uno c5 1T beber uno 9sfunrer
ais ScIoer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

SpiIuth miro frci,

Die neutlisn 8Iribts rom Nuslano cnto.tn eis
Saabdbt. oa6 i:b ii! Strtibiibc & atrun9 oam ptrs
fanpsn bat StciItb frtSl9!bth unt!r otr Ssoin9un9
paj otritl6i c9lIib nab am;rit1 au;plnoUe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
1tm sdhpnbem (cockroachesl u pertilacm

Nljlhe olethe 8beite McnuiuQ HcoIsoo)
uno gBciftfcrnmebl nit MOIa6e5, fO oo6
eS bic GonNlisnS UOn &lcitsr erbdIt. Dies
fol- Gin Itbcre8 MitteI fciu ciefe Iillj9en Sn'
fctten su ucttiI0eu. Sin Sreuno, f09t Elm
8ectfcJblatt. ce6en 90US nit &aufsnoen
uUn cieIem uuQcSicfer ibwdrmte. befreiste
Th curcb cieIe MiibuuQ in 0sni0en Nih-
ten capcn. SNan Ibue lic ouf aI:e Sber.
ben uno fcee lie bin, no Die S@wdbeH AM
bduilo7en fno uno lie wetotn ib fsIbit bel
fen. Sei ober bcfCr9t, baB Die Nllibun9
nit ftinsu Gbfaben in 8erlbrun9 fOmmt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

8ei 8raintree, Maf.. Crtraufeu Icetcn
Oicnita9 3 &nabcu pcn 8 bis 10 Sabrcn
alter bGim Sil4sn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
Sic "a Grftc.
9laemtanncr Nfarftnrciie.
GnEtpu SfarftprciIe.

GnItpu Marftprciis.
Stducr. 4 5O-gaOtyn. 95-&r99cn, 73-SFttIhs
fern, 81 -bofr, 4S-StachfioomIu. l2-RtTkGs
men. 8 SimcthrOamtn, 800 9'uttsr, Ii
Gier -SthnrincfIIiih. 7-9Bhts'tp 22-odrrrs'
bct, 5 00-@tbIuDcg, 4 00-gprS, 400.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

Cine neue
SrcfcG, NSaSct,itsc
nit 3lp Ell, Yferoe @ewolt, unO cine
Hcnc StruD6amf,
fiut rpobIfeiG Su Uctaufcn. Q8rr bicfelben
Su foufen phni6t, bcIiebe ii6 Su meIoen in
Der Sfiee ce5
Se6o S0trioten.
Mai 90 no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

Die Yianabinelcr 81. II. 6. 6. 2ubcrtcn
in @atterion, q. s., iino mcscne 8chfclfiI.
ituuacn, Die Gb ouf $4,000 bcIoufen ioucn,
urbaftet Doreen.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-12-12
B q NC q s F..

Nothing was so much dreaded in our
school-boy DAYS as to be punished by sitting
between two girls. All the force OF educa-
ton. In after years we learned to submit to
such things without shedding a tear.
A plain, honest fellow applied yesterday
to a Wall street attorney for legal advice.
After detailing the circumstances OF the case
he was asked ifhe had stated the facts exac-
tlv as they had occurred. Yes sir, said he,
you can put the lies in yourself
Did YOU ever know a mar with a shock
ing bad hat, leaky boots, and a ragged coat,
who could find a respectable hotel that was
not full?
Can you tell me, Billy, how it is that the
Chandelier always keeps bis feathers so
smooth and sleekY' No We'll, I'll tell
you. He always carries his comb with
him.
TANNING A HIxT.-Zeb, said a chap to his
chum the other day, it seems to me you dldnt
stay long in Squire Folger's last night.
No, was the reply, Twas sayin'a few pleas
ant things to the daughter, and the old ma
came in and give me a hint to leave.
A hint, Zeb, what sort of a hint?
Why, he gave, me my h4t, opened ,t tn
hide boot, / had a thought that | WASH
wanted, and SO l took my leave.
A coon REAsoN.-An Irish travelling
merchant, alias, a pedlar, asked an itineran
poulterer the price Of a pair Of fowls.
six shillings, SIR
In my country, my darling, you Nigh
buy them for saxpence a pace
'Eyhy didn't you remain nyour dear coun
try then?
Case, we have no saxpences, my jewel
said Pat.
7 BETTER As GooT.-"Mynheer Vol
Schmidt, if l may be allowed the question
how long have you been married|
'Yaw, dat iSh you shall say how long tim
ish it when / says to the minister dat | shal
pelong to mine vrow, and tell me no ques
ton 2"
Yes, that is what I mean which is tn
same as asking how long you have beer
married.
Vel, dis is a ting vot I seldom don't like
to tauk apout, but ven l does, it seems to b
so long it never vas .
A woman, one morning, went into a tav
. ern, called for a gill of New England Rum
2 and drank it-upon which the lady of tn
house expressed her wonder that she shout
, drink SO much rum on an empty stomach
" Why, la" says she, my stomach is nc
0 empty, for l have drank a pint this morning
e before"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-12-12
FALL STOCK, 1851.

THE attention Of my friends and Dealers, gen
/ orally, is invited to my assortment of
Foreign and Domestic Medicines, Paints, Oils.
Pertu'"ery, Dye Stufs, &c,
which, as regards quality and variety, is unsur-
passed by any house in North Carolina.
My Stock having been selected with great
care and purchased on the most favorable terms
from IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURE
ERS, enables me to render satisfaction to all
VIII" need articles in my line.
| take this occasion to again tender my
thanks for the very liberal support hitherto ex-
tended to me, and by continued assiduity, and
unremitted attention to the wants of nv friends
| hope to continue to merit the favorable opin-
ion so generally entertained for my Establish
ment.
continue to keep a supply of the Purest
Wines, and London Dock Brandy, bourht ex-
pressly for Medicinal purposes, and. a large
assortment of the choicest brands of Cigar
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
P. F..PESCUD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Raleigh, Oct. Goth, 1851. g.
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LIFE AND TIMES OF CALVIN,

LIFE AND TIMES OF CALVIN.
mHE Great Reformer, translated from the Ger
+ man Of Paul Henry, D D. volumes 8 vo.-
So.
Scenes and Legends in the North of Scotland, by
d ARfPR JMSt ilF4ffEEh tA. g 81 QUrgg 6 o1a -f ST IS Sandstone.
Campbell's Lives of the ChiefJustices ofEngland
from the Norman Conqueror to the death Of Lcrd
Mansfield. American Edition, just reprinted
2 vols, vo., price SO SO
Appelton's Dictionary Of echanics, Machinery
Engine " ork and Engineering, with 1000 illus
t%ratlons. 2 vol. Royal 8 vo. 1-2 Calf, $l2, 90
w. L. POMEROY.
October esrd. 1851.
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All work will be warranted for IL months,
fire and burning excepted. His work will also
be delivered within fifty miles Of Raleigh. al
the shortest notice and if fail to deliver Stills
in the time agreed upon, | will forfeit So fol
each day lost TO the purchaser.
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1851. 3-3m.
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MTSEE[SI2 R0IhILN

NUSEIEl2 ROLLS
OF the Soldiers Of the War of 1912,
METACHED from the Militia of North Caro-
- Ina in 1912 and 1914. Published in puTsu-
anGe OF the resolutions of The General Assembly
ofJan. %, 1851, under the direction OF the Ad-
utant-General.
Copies can be sent by mail. Postage must be
prepaid Price of Books 81 postage five cents
book and postage 81 O5. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh. August 80. /
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DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE.

-
Application for Charters for Subordinate u
Mons In the State of North Carolina, shall be
made to the Grand Union of North Carolina,
and forwarded to the G. S. Scribe. The char
ter fee is five dollars, including the proper
books.
Applications to open new Unions must be
signed by at least eleven persons, who must
be ladies of good reputation and standing in the
community.
The standing and character of the applicants
for a Charter, must be certified by some officer
of the Sons of Temperance, or a Clergyman or
Justice of the Peace living in the vicinity, and
accompany the application.
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR A
Union OF the Daughters of Temperance
(Date)
The undersigned, Ladies of -, believ-
ing the Order of the Daughters of Temperance
to be well calculated to extend the blessings oil
total abstinence, and promote the general vel
fare of mankind, respectfully petition the Grand
Union Of the State of North Carolina, to grant
them a Charter to open a new Union, to be call.
ed the - Union, Ne. =, Daughters oil
Temperance, Of the State of North Carolina, t.
be located n-,a and underyour jurisdiction
We pledge ourselves, individually and collec
lively, to be governed by the rules and usage:
Of said Grand Union, and also by those of The
National Union.
Enclosed is the Charter fee, SIS.
1t must also he stated whether the applicant
are members of the Order or motif they are
of what Union. To be directed to Mrs. LUCY
M. PETERSlLlA, Grand Sister Scribe, Raj
elgh, q. c., free of postage.
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Form of Application,
The Cadets of Temperance.

(Dale.l
The undersigned, youthsof-", bellev-
ng the Order Of the Cadets of Temperance to
be well calculated 10 extend the blessings of
Total Abstinence, and promote the general wei
fare of mankind, respectfully petition the Grand
Section of the State of North Carolina, TO
grant them a Charter to open a new Section to
be, called the --S Section, No. -,
Cadets of Temperance, of the State Of North
Carolina, TO be located in-- and IN
der your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves, individually and col
lectively, TO be governed by all the rules and
usages Of said Grand Section, and also by those
of the National Section when formed.
Enclosed is the fee for Charter, Il. Books, and
officers Cards, $500.
II must also be stated whether the applicant:
are members Of the Order or not if they are
Of hal Section.
The application to be directed TO Franci
Nj. Paul, 6. w. P. Wadesooro', n. c. free 0
postage. To which must be appended the 70
lowing certificate.
This is to certify that Bro.----,whos
name appears to the above as w. P. elect, !
now a Son of Temperance in good standing l
-Division No. -, Oft.
Signed by the w. P. of the Division.
P. 5. All kinds of Regalia for the Cadet
of Temperance, for sale by the GO ssetioI
G a rIIs. p~~-.r-:I -. $50 o.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FOR 1912
ISAAC Proctor,

III h Il u IL "A L Al IL,
Successor to the firm Of OtiUer d Proctor,
Sign of the r. R. r. r.
Doors open from 6 o'clock, Am. to OF M.
ADHESION FREE.
HAVING purchased out the entire interest of
III Thos. NJ. Oliver, in the late firm of Oliver s.
Proctor, I avail myself Of the very first oppoT-
tunity, to inform the patrons of the said finn of
the fact and to solicit from them a continuance
of their support. | have just received a beau
tiful supply of goods, selected by Mr.. Oliver,
with great care, from the latest importatons,
embracing
Cloths, CaSsimeres and Vestings of every
colour and grade, Dress-Shirts, Under
shirts, DrGwers, Crauats, HandkerchiefS
de-, dc. 80. .@:.s |,.* ..
In fact everything usually kept by the Mer-
chant TaiIUrs or Clothiers. shall be assisted
by Mr.. Geo. l.. Gould, an experienced Goa
cutter. and a pupil Of Mr.. Oliver's-ln fact
having been Oliver s. Proctor's coat-cutter fo
the last fourteen months) / shall have charge
of the pantloons and vest department myself, a
I have had exclusive charge of it in late firm
for the last five years.
Every thing will be done that can be done, Il
give satisfaction and to render the establishment
popular with its patrons. Profoundly thankfu
for the patronage so literally bestowed upon 0
, as a firm, | shall endeavor, by assiduous atter
ton to business aud a desire TO please, 10 mer
its continuance. ISAAC PROCTOR.
ALSO
ON HAND AND AM RECEIVING, da
". a large assortment of CLOTHING, of ev,
nv description and style, Of my own and Nortl
e1n manufacture-all of which, being mad
under my own supervision, can fully recon
: mend. II.
: Raleigh. Oct. 24th. 1851 9
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LADIES' E GOODS,

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
I'D ROCADE, Chameleon and Satin DeChene
DSilks.
Pain and Fig Black Silks,
Brocade Spun do
French DeLanes and Casmeres,
French and English Merinos.
A large lot of Muslin Delanes. and
Chameleon AlPacas, from III cts. per yard up.
Also, Embroidered L. G. H'dI's, French
worked Collars and Cuffs
Ribbons, Silk and Kid Gloves.
Velvet Scarls and Black Silk Lace,
Gents Cravats, Black and Colored.
just received by EVANS & COOKE.