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THE REPUBLIC.
WASHINGTON:
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER .. 1851.

'tFheseries of measures to which have alluded
are regarded by me as a settlement, in principle
and substance-a final Observation-Disclosures danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embraced" :"
"By that adjustment we have been rescued from
the wide and boundless agitation thatsurrounded
US, and have firm, distinct, and legal ground
TO rest upon. And the occasion, trust, will JUS
ufy me In ExHoRTINo MY couNTRYMEN TO Rally
UPON AND MAINTAIN THAT GROUND as the best, if
not the only means, of restoring peace and quiet
to the country, and maintaining inviolate thein-
'tegrity ofthe Union"
. lPREsIDENT FILLMoRE's MESSAGE
''Afhe Presidents message, at the opening of the
Epresent session of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
sistration OF ire Government, in regard to what
sare called tb~ Adjustment or Compromise mea-
'sures of last session. That opinioni that those
measures should be regarded in principle as
a hnalsettlement Of the dangerous and exciting
subjects which they emhrace that though they
were not free from mperfections, vet in their
neutrality-suspicious. and connexion, they formed
system OF Compromise the most conciiatory
and best for the entire country that could be OBJ
tanned from conflicting sectional interest and
opiniohs, ana lhat therefore they should be ad-
'hered to, until time and experience should de-
monstratethe necessity of further legislation to
sguard against evasion or abuse. Thatopinion so
FAR as know, remains entirely unchanged, and
will be acted upon steadily and decisively The
peace ofthe country requiresthis the security Of
the Constitution requires this; and everyconsde-
ration of the public good demands this If the
Administration cannot stand upon the eprinciples
ofthe message it does not expect to stand at all
LDANrEL WEBsTER's Letter TO the Union Meeting
Gt Westchester.
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CUMBERLAND CoAL.-During the week ending
on the 5th instant 3,673 tons of coal shipped
to this District by the canal and for the week end
ing the 30th ultmo 1867 tons were sent to Balti-
moro by the railroad,
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Majority for exclusion and colonirntion. IS

GALE IN WEsT ISDIEs.-The gale Of the
oath ut, was felt more or less throughout the West
India islands, in of the ports of which severe
damage was done to the shipping. The loss at ST.
Thomas was nearly $4,000
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Cass and Buchanan in PennsyIvania-NTr
Chase and the Ohio Democracy.

We sincerely pity the malicious heart that
can derive pleasure from the contemplation of
domestic feuds. Hence it is that we are una
BILE to sympathize with the journals that are
making themselves merry over the painful diff
terences that seem to prevail in PENNsYLvA-
MA between the friends Of General CAss and
those of Mr.. BUCHANAN. To us they possess
melancholy interest. Since the publication
Of the DONALDSON correspondence, with the let
ters of CHASE, HALLETT, BRowN, and their
ingenious associates we have seen nothing
more distressing in public way than the at
tacks upon these ''favorite sons" of their re-
spective States. We have from time to time
laid by the newspapers that contain these sad
effusions, and propose to see If we cannot do
something towards healing the breach that
yawns for some Democratic CURTIUs, we hope
not altogether in vain.
Our attention was first particularly called to
this matter by reading in the PENNSYLVANIA
newspapers some violent invectives against the
very amiabe and respectable Senator from that
State, the Hon. RICHARD BRoDHEAD. We
saw Democratic journal published at Pitts
burg, we believe, which began by limiting In
italics that Mr.. BRoDHEAD was very great
man. The innuendo here was almost as dis
tinct and obvious as one of Mr.. OsBoRNE's
g hints, as chronicled in Panity Fair When
this worthy gentleman gave hint, we are told
that there was no possibility for the most OBJ
tuse to mistake his meaning. He called kick
ing footman down stairs hint to the fellow
to leave his service. But our Pittsburg contem-
porary was dissatisfied with the innuendo patent
on his italics. So he proceeds to nsinuate that
Mr. BRoDHEAD is "getting down very low"-
that he is engaging in the " basest prostitution ;"
and in most pitiful, cowardly, and dastardly
business" charges him with having secured
his present position by 8" bargain and chicanery," :"
and alleges that he " gives great promise of
being disgrace to PENNsYLvAN1A, and a
shame to the exalted body of which he will
soon be a member" This not very hatterino
language induced us to look into Mr.. BRop-
HEADS case, and ascertain his offence. II
turns out that the honorable Senator has been
franking certain documents that are supposed to
be not highly complimentary to Mr.. BUcHAYAN;
or, as his Democratic friend states it, he has
been using "his frank-thereby cheating the
8 Government--to secure the safe transmission
of SANDER wherever its honorable endorser
may please to send it," This is MARX
ANrHoNY touch--"for BRUTUs is an honorable
mani"
Pursuing our painful investigations, we next
light upon the PennsylUanian, which gives us
still further insight into the movements of the
harmonious Democracy upon the national plat
form to which they have been summoned by the
potent wand of the Union. 1t seems that the
Detroit Free Press, published, as the PennsyL-
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The New ConstitutIon OF IndIan,.

The indianapolis Sentinel informs us that the
official returns of the vote cast at the recent eec-
ton for and against the adoption of the new consti
tuition, and for and against the separate clause for
exclusion and colonization of negroes and mulat-
toes, were examined and canvassed in the presence
of the Governor of Indiana, and others, by the
Secretary, Treasurer, and Auditor of that State at
the office of the Secretary Of State, on the Sd INST,
with the following result:
For the constitution in 81 counties ..... I09,3l9
Against the constitution in 81 Countless. 26,766
Majority in favor of constitution - 1864
For exclusion and colonization in 81 coun-
lies' ............... lU9,yIb
Against exclusion and colonization in 81
counties. ............ ..,.......,.......... 81 ,O66
Majority for exclusion and colonization. Ss,9l0
The counties of Delaware, Nobles Porter, and
Warrck, have failed to send the official returns to
the Secretary's office. The majority (unoffcial)
in these counties is about three thousand in favor of
the constitution, and about the for the article
excluding the negroes.
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NAMES OF THE PRISONERS IN CUBA.-The Balti-
more Sun states that the following the names
of the prisoners thus far taken:
Elias Otis, New York; Bernard Allen, Havana;
Thomas Little, Philadelphin; John H. Brann, New
Orleans; Julio Chassange, Havana; Francisco Cur-
bia y Garcia, Havana; Jorge Bautistes Hungary;
Thomas s. Lee, New Orleans; Michael l.. keemen,
New York; Cornelius Derfi, Ukited States; Geo.
Metcalf IreIandj Peen Fallos, United States; Jose
Dovren, Cuba; Henry Metcafe, Ireland; Captain
James Aquelli, New Orleans; First Lieutenant
Robert M. Criclcr, Kentucky; Lieutenant Malbon
ii. Scott, do.
Soldiers.-George Wilson, Philadelphia; VIM
II. Cameron, Virginia; Isaac Freeborn, Ohio; Wm-
II. Vaugaie, Kentucky; VIM. Caussans, England;
Thomas mcDelians, Ireland; Harvey Wilams>
New Orleans; John Danton, New York; Franklin
Boyd, New Orleans; Thomas Morrow, Miss; w.
A. Reeves, do Carlos A. Donunean, Mobile; Im-
manuel r. Wier, do; John Suicit, German; Ed
ward Wise, German; VIM. Losner, German; Robt,
Selu.z, German; Ciriaco Senepli, German; Martin
Melesims, Havana; Manuel Martinez, Havanai
Francisco Abjandro Lene, Alquizar.
The following prisoners were taken In the bills
of Aguacale, near Bahia Honda They have been
brought to Havana, and on board the Spanish
frigate Esperanza
Antonio Luciano Alfonso, Manuel Aragon, Jose
Bojjanotie Rubina, joaquin Casanova, Miguel
Guerra, William Mckinney, Dandrig Scay, Leo
nardo Suilolrt, J. ID. Baker, Luis Bander.
The following prisoners were taken at or near
San Cristobal, and now at Havana:
James Smith, Joseph Gum, Don Augustine
Montoro.
The republic., 1851-09-09

CBEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-The Cumbcr1
land (Md.) Miners Journal states that the Chesa,
peake and Ohio Canal is in good nayigablc order,
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Expedition OF Lopez as Narrated by his Fol-
lowers
A despatch was received at the Navy De
partment on yesterday from Commodore PLATT,
OF the United States sloop- -of-war Albany, dated
Havana, September LIST, 1851, stating that, in
reply to request from him that he might
be permitted to visit the Americans who
accompanied LoPEz's expedition, and who had
surrendered or been captured and brought into
Havana, he received the following reply from
the Captain General:
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pursuit of him. He is reported to have declared.
,ust previous TO his death, that he had been de-
ceiyed with regard to the aid promised him 'trom
Cuba The truth Of this report Is questioned by
the SUM- but for good reason That he was do
ceived there can be no doubt indeed, that 10 the
only defence Of his memory that can now be made
by his beat friends.
ssHe would have deserved even worse fate, II q
worse fate can be conceived, than has oyertaken
him If he had raised the standard Of rebellion in
island guarded like Cuba, with no other force than
was embarked with him in the Pampero. lie was
deceived, undoubtedly, and we felt deep conyic-
tion which expressed in the face OF all the glow
ing reports of his successes, that nc would be de-
ceived We stated that the Creoles were not an
enterprsing nor a warlike people, that they did
not, as body, appreciate the privileges of civil
and political freedom sufficiently 10 peril their livea
their fortunes in any military movement which
promised any thing much short Of certain success.
Lopez died, we have doubt, with that conviction
in his heart, and probably ON his tongue"
The Nonpareil, of Cincinnati, states that two soma
of General Lopez among the students Of st,
Xavier College, in that city.
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The New York Epening Post says

AS we anticipated, Lopez was entwely mis-.
taken in the nature and extent of the support
which was 10 be expected from the Creoles. He was
deserted even by the few who joined bis standard
before he was taken, and was wandering alone
when overtaken by the hounds who were sent in
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27

&inb bort Don SaIberwa6fenen bsnSGwur,
fpri6t ibn bel eriter @eIsasnbeit nad une
9ep6bnt fib ;uIset 70 an folhe Worte. oab
fie ibm Don Sabr su Sabr sIeib9hIti9er pr.
ben; uno i'm fpdts.sn, rfiferen alter, weun
er bann Dor @sriebt sinsn @io utSuIessn bat,
Ieiftst er ibn. unbsfimmert um bic 8eoru
tune oes @ioes, unbetimmsrt torum. Oh er
re6t peer faIfb fhw0rt. @r bat in fenem
eebsn fbcn Su picI NIT Giosn 9sfpisIt unb
benft iib aud i'm 2(Iter ni6ts babel.
Tim 70 nCtbwsnbi9sr mdre aIfo cine Elm
crinsibe @rfIdrung ces @ices Dor iecesma
Tiger 1bIs9une ochslben pou Seiten bes
Ribters. alIsin eisfe III nibt 9enug, INN Die
ausemeine 4htuna. @brfurbt uno Sbeu
Dor elmer GibssleiIfun9 misoer Su betsn.
Das Sauptwerf mue @Itern uno GrSisbern
IberlaTen wereen. cbne ibre Mtwirfune
mirbe nur tbeilreife 9eboIfRn wsrosn. Sbre
pfibt 1T ss, Die &inoer BON Suseno auf 70
su biIoen, oa6 fis cine beiIigs S6su pOr @ip
uno 9efss burbs game eebsu bebaupten.
Die eebren, Dem fur aus5 9uts 70 empfdug.
li6cn &inoe srtbCilt. bdften liu9er an ibnen
als aues fpdter 9eIernte.
8ei folder Grsisbuue miro eaun msbr
Siderbsit fur Gt9entbum uno perion i'm
Staats erSisIt pstotn, ais is bic lfren9fsn
9efses ju er5ieIen usrm69en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
Sefentli6e 9Senbu.

Srsita9s ben 14tsn MirS, um IL ubr
Mittass, fotIeu all csm Saufs oes unter,
f6riebeueu, in Suowbsilbal Sauultip, Sc
6a @auutp. 6ffentlib psrtauft psrben:
Gine prddtiqe MildFub, Elm srobes
ShWein, Simctbp uno S6pammbsu bel
Der Sonne. Strcb beim 9sbuno, cine SnCb
bont, Srubueff. sius SuSiaOmibIe, cine
QnSabl 6ur Sdrberei asb6riasn SOttsIn uno
Gruss nit Sdrbeacffe ansefuIGt, Elm nsus5
SpubIrao, cine @lattbhtfs. Ssfen nit
&Obr, iece Qrt SdFu uno Stdnosr. 2 8u
rraus, Better uno BsttIaesn, Stn9eltifbe
Elm Settee, Stubte uuo 8infe. Carpet bel
Der 0aro, elm SAG nit @Iie. ein neuer
SIeif6tdnoer, Suber, giitnbifen. pfannen,
WafeIeifen. elm Suhsnftrdnt. cine Quiabl
Subnsr &ubfetten. @abeIn, uno fonlf nod
sielerIei Sirbsrsi-, @sbsr- unO Sausse.
rdtbftaften. Ru umftinblid Su meIbeu.
Die Seetn9un9en am 8erfaufstase unp
4ufmartun9 pCn
Senrp Srp6f.
Ssbruar ~. a3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
Ser GiS.-Son(f unS Sctt.

Sei unfsren oeutften 8orfabren aeb6rte
ss 5u ben Seltenbeitsn, menn pcn Semano,
duser bel Saufe uno Confirmation. Gin @ic
abgsIsst wuroe; Su ieoen 3siten belt man
nod bic aIte Sitts in @bren: Elm Wcrt-
elm 9antf6Ias!
gEie gang anbsrs III es eet! Ni6t bios i'm
sep6bnIiten esbsn bort man ltatt oes bio.
Gen ga uur auSuoft bic bsiIieifen S6wure
Iei6tlinni9 ousfprehm-uno biereurb wirc
Der @to Su elmer 9swObubeitsfIcsf berab.
9erpuroi9t Gcnbern aub bel unIern @erib.
ten tbeint Ole Seosutuug oes Gees uicht
In fOIbem Mlase bsruOr9ebOben Su psrcen,
Ypie er IS Uerbient.
Der @ip III Die @rf6runs Der @abr.
bsit elmer ssmadtsn ODER Su ma6snpcn QuS
fase, ODER sr 1T cine Sdbsucruns. "untsr
Bsrufuns auf bas Ssusuis 9ottsS." uno
sbsn bssbaIb folIts man bic Bibtisfeit oss
Gibss, bic aus abseIe9ten Msiueib entfprin
esnoen SCIssn in einorinsibsn @Orten be
nen porber f6iIbern, wsIts aen6tbi9t fino,
sinen @io abbuIsesn. gBir 9taubsn, ba6
eies pom &ihter nit sr66erem Raborude
uno bslerem @rfcI9e sef6eben f6nnte, als
BON ben 9siiiIi6sn. pslbe in frlbrsn Sci
ten isoer giossIeitung Dor 9eri6t beim0b'
nen mueten. Der 8i6ter, Der ourb feline
praris 70 munbs Grfabruns 9smabt bat,
Der bsm @ioleiffsnben Die 9anSs S6were Der
Sefsss Dor bic 1ussn su fibren i'm Stanbe
III. fOlIte wobrIidb Die @iosslsituns nidbt 70
ns6anifb UOrnsbmen, wie es beut5utass
lsiosr 70 oft Der Sau III. gs mare biss um
10 nbtbisr Dor 9sriGt, is befannter ss III,
tpts aueerbaIb Der 9sribtsifdtts. in benz Of
tentlt6en eeben uno Sreiben Der @io Isibt,
itnntser 8eife mi6brau6t wirb.
@ir babsn Obsn fbon sefaet, baB Der 0f'
fsrs leibtiinnies @ebraub bes gioes pcn
GtnoSn unO t9dIbsrUabfenen eaSu fiibrt,
Die Seili9fsit 6es @ibes fur biereifsrcn Sab,
re III t4pd4en unb ju untersrateu Dos
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
SefentIi6e 9SenDlt

Sdmftdss bsn tffsn @drs, Iadmittdss
um lubr, fcIIsn auf Or. g8. S. Danoms.
tp's Bausrsi. in Sub Wbeitbaa. ,wif6ea
SCbn eibtenmaItsrs mO Der sbsmaES Senrp
StwanbrS Sarm seIsssnl 6fsntIib ver-
tauft meroen:
Srei pfercs,. pfsrbsssftir, swsi in 4
8oben milbeno nerpsnoe juu9e Rlbe, stn
sinidbriaes Stino, elm Breitrrifi9er ftwcrtr
2 9dul5wassn nit patentfperrs uno Boaro"
bObp, ein Garris, 9elSf6Iittsn nit sltsrnsn
SObIsn, t9euleitnn, Sperrtstten. 2 6ruht'
reffe, @rdsfsnfen, orei Yfuss, gs9sn, siuG
neue. ipsnis ssbrautte Drsf6mdf4int mit
pferoesswalt. @tuomuble unb duetrs drs
tifel. Su umffdnOIit bier Su nsIesH.
Ssoin9un9sn uno 1ufwartung uon
8. S. SattOwsfu.
Sebr. 20. n92ns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
Wemcn SSnrniicbino gtpbr,

9eSendter br Sorfucps 6ols uuo sinist 2bdrsr
cbrrbot ccm Stebr ber bsrrsu Q1eascr une QEconsr
oltr finesn iis crpSbrcno Gin ollssmsinss aCrtsmat
Sitter jur Gnrjtbtun9 rcn 6ausbottun9cn, uno in rl
9rS6srn Suanttdttn unc gu pid tiai9rn Vrsifu, Gle
r9tno Gin anceres @tabtftmsnt in oittr 2toot bird
ttn gu pIrtauftn I'M stauos 1T. "a eslnttrEtductn
citts Ssbdft rrcbl pertSben uno ibre game anfnrt
amttit earouf prptnetn, c pire oas puttitum es Ju
EtnSm Snttrsfit fueCn an ibrsm Strbr onplrufu ruc
man sntn unrrmeFtcbtn G5utsrlict uno pcrtrcfflihe
Seeituun9 antreftn iprb. Suues ecutt (sten rsrhs:
rabdJ crn bcnaobtartCn GountiSs no c6tnfals Siner
lobcn gu tcnncn uno eis Gtablfemcnt gu fbtn, iurem
fin stcbr eicfer art nSreIid ron philadelphia uno
rpsiiIib pcn Ntuprrt gu fiuosn H. 1os aNr. lCnsnt
If 1p,e fcl0t:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27

Gin @rr;cibnb Der 9rieft psthe bis iun, Dicu.
flag Wcr9snauform bic9enpctant IiCssn aeblis6snfno
pclIp Albright, Iapio 9iCtcr, gp. g. gsrnbt, sQib:
ad Brcoe 4, Sooio Yrcpn, larcn Barral, Sbcnlas
Scnner, Giccr9s Bauer, 9Buiam @rrpn. SRablrn
Briut, pinrp Prcrun, Garbarina gatbmau 9Rarp
8Sr, Scbn 9olrrpeG 2, Nbnsr Gcppeuteraer, Scbn
@u6trtcr, Sripb @orlin9 2, 9liIo @brif, benrp DGs
bstt, benrp Nanncr, Satcb DUN, Ybilip Drr, Il. 8.
81. Duts, @tcr9e Dtilp. fsn. gEter Siebl, 81. gN'.
DcpeG, Gmdina Diebl, Glarifa 0sitp, Sasct Grnit,
aeam @pp, Acibcrt SriCbriCb, Gimcu Srantenfdo 9,
Sames Sctt 9Hlam 6ilmon, Ibenrp Srer. Charles
Sreenan, GoDaro Scctrin9, Yb6te Scnfernlabsr,
Wstiloa Seser. GriFa Sris. Sl9bman 8anospsrc,
Sames Gan9wrr, Daniel Sid, Siracl Gutt, Gbarlss
@coe, Gpbratm Scce, Scnas GBecras, Stremiob Grim,
SAINTS 8cceman, gRclcs Soumer, s. o. G5arbncr, g. v.
Garonrr, pstr GjruL Srisbrib G5oiuss, Sarab Sang:
pcr, Nlarta 6. y. San0pcr, 9atborino Gauerptr,
9atbarina SStd, Wlaria 9adSntab, Saeob Ssrnser,
Gutn 6arhran, 6'ecr9e 6sinIe, SslIs 6eder, 8subsn
perttb, anom peder, Scbn beIt, Diaraaret bcaau,
Ge y. Il. porn. SJrs g. brlr, Guiau btimbadb. Or.
9. q. ocfTnan. Wcbad butler 2. 9piIiam oittt, pal:
eanat1 uno Go. Stmcn .bcth, 9Sn. Q. Srrpin, VSttr
5encs Gil 6snr Nttdncr, gBatber Srid. SB. g. aeen,
3. aramcr, fn. Stspbsn ,6iha or. 8dhkin, (Gsrter)
9Itas 8ubns, SameS 8ed, GhOrlts alsin, Scnatban
Nehs, lnorap Nenneep, Salcmcn 6ennnersr, e. g.
Rlliltr, Gil. Sarab 8lsdner, Charles g. eeua. espi
eiernbtrser, abr. eusas, o. o. eantcs, a. Or. acbsr,
Slaat eSrpis Sam eenbarb, Scbn eclb, g8m SH'eaio,
Gopin eutas, eaurp uno Sdasr, SuIan eanpcs Wib:
osl gReisr 2, 3tuben GQtunitb 2. Ssutsn Sposr 3,
e. SlcuIe ceEr SRue, Charles S1iss, Dario gRtrs.
Qarrn SRaritiGIir, Stcres GRieotstcn, Daniel SQdrh
ltcom Ndnsr, Sarab SRarlttIIr, gRarearst gRilItr,
N g. g1eIfcu, Sateb SIa9d SBn Sl09d, 9bartts Dla.
al, Sarab OQunnemahsr, Samss S'Sidl, Sateb gp
Rsa;cr, Samss 8bcarss, benrp 9 Rbcacss, Scnas
8einbaro, .. Ritter, espi 8cinbaro, Geparo 99ctns
fcn, peter 92sis, G2aria 8ees, GarGna 8bcaos, 8s:
tstea &ubs, N1atiIoa RSss, @m Gthponosr, Saat
SSlIers, Daniel Scttltr, 9EiTIiom Surfsr Scssr uno
6dbner, 8cutrn Smitb, IpsHrp SslIrrs, Stsbmon
Smcper, abrobom Sttintura, satc6 Scuibop. amcs
Snpnsr, 8Cuben Sis9cr, Sebn R. SboII, Scnafban
spars. Scbn Spors, penrp StrauF, Srhn D. Spabe,
&c. 9H. Strffncr, 8rbstea Srpanoer, Sarab De Sng=
osr Warp Sbiffert gJ1arp Snposr, aoilIia Sbeirsr,
Samfs &tnna, gR. 3. SerpnGsno, petsr ShCmpIcn,
gSiIItam &c9d, Sarirs 9Heaetr, ,penrr gHclf Yeni.
S8bsitfsG, SaIcmcn gBiHcr. Daniel gBsie. samuS
gsere, Scbn gBcn, Srisoridb GRaausr, Getb Bbsasr,
9pttsr gSsaver, Scbu meeerius. Sarah Sane GRTnsr,
9flabeb Rbeder, 9ecras fanoer, Gecrae f. fanbtr.
Sbcmos 9unot SCbn gCuus, Samss Qcuus, 6. 8.
gCuns Geerss 9cbs, 9pbrain gcbe 2, Scbn 5iufr.
@arid 6. Sprrbsd, .. 80.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
Sefentltde SSen0u.
Sebrudr 27.

Samifass ben 15tsn Mirs. um IL ubr
Mittass, foGsn am Sauls oss periiorbrnrn
Ours 8u6D, in @df6instOu &nuuf6ip,
es6d Gauntp. 6ffsntIit usrfauft wsrosn:
9su bel Der 2Onue, Elm pianofOrts. Bet
ter unb 8ettIaoen, Slide uno SthbIs, Elm
Sfen nit 8Obr, cine Aunntitdt @drpets.
sins 9ro6e 8ibsI, 3iber, &e0eI, uno pisIe
anosre QrtifeI, Su umffdnoIib iu meIbsn.
Die Bsoinsun9en am Safaufstaae unb
Qufwartuns Don
Gapie Tuob,
SfraeI SinoD, slS'Ors.
Sstcr @rOR,
Ssbrudr 81. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
s. G It ur n:

5n bartholomew Gouutn, Snoiona, an stboaflu6,
br. Sriocrieb StOdcr, frtbcr ron eecba GGuntp,
tm 72tsn etbtnsiabrt.
C@tn9canet ourth Den Gbrn. 5rn. @rctlt.)
lm 3ilten Stbruar. in ybancper, GtiIdbcth
WfDll, in aItr prn 3S Sobrsn, 8 SGcnatsn uup l3
Sa9Sn.
(Gin9tfano burh rtu Gbrp. 6rn. SSaer.)
am 2lltsn Setr., in SalSturs, or. Sobannrs
8Gmncrcr, im Soften eetensiabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
Na6ri6t

miro biermit 9eseben. bo6 Der unterfbriebe.
nen ais @rccutcr pon Der SintsrIofenfbaft
ceS psrftClbenen QbiGip Senfierma
der, leetbin pcn GDun &aunfbip, esha
@auntp, srnannt morom III. Que.
weIbe nod 0n bcfaste SintsrIaiienf6aft
fbuIci9 finc, rpsrcen auf9sfOrcert iuusrbaIb
E WOhsn objubesubIen, - unc SOIbs bic
nod rebtmdb9e SCroerun9en baben. belle.
ben ibrs &c6nun9sn innsrbaIb befa9ter 3cit
wCbIbsitdti9t ein6ubdnciasn.
Bbilip 6enferma6sr.
Sebruar 27. "6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
Durb Den Gbrp. y6rn. 8rctlt:

Wurtb otn GhrIp. prn Vrcbif:
Gm 23En 5Ebruor, Or. 2oam 5erfaR, pcn bancwr
Sounlblp, eSba Co., nit gRiB 9Ctwfa 8rtb, pen allen
Saunlbip, 9icrtbaDptcn &c.
(Ourb Den Gbrp. 6rn. Siar.)
Nm 23itcn Sstr., Or. Scbann Grcmau, ron S6sr:
Sautcna, luit Oi6 lnna I. 8ctb, rcn 6anrpcr
pr Btuianin 8EdnSr, nit DRIP M2aria Obs,
6tioe pen SIt:autntcpn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
ant 9lasnerf0ufear
an
Ssra69efettcH NreiIen.

Mdfs. Gern unS Rtetn. bic Giasns
ttumer eCs Reupcrs Sicbr, bepienen itG
oieier Wsttboes tren Stcun6en unb Runber
anSuiei9en, Sab fie pom l5teu @drt an baS
CASH Spsfem
~ aeoptiren aeernftn. sic baten 6es6atE
Ole prrils ttrer 9ltsr bereits terabaefsst,
wel6e tie bis cabin au5iuusreaufen 9setufsHs
um onnn sinen gang neusn
S1ar9elbs St06
einIssen su f6nnsn.
prrfcnen fnSsn ts ia ibrcm Bcrtbeif ans
Ntupclf Stcbr aniurufen, no quite Bdraen
Ju MAIDEN iInc. Sect IN Cure 3sit!
SiiCbcr, Gafi1mrres,
Sattinsts, g, siin9sr @oatinss. etc, rptr6en
aus20 prc6ent wObIftiIer psl lfauft ais frdbsr.
Seioe, SbamIs,
BcmbaStns, fomie ale ancsrn feinen DregE
gutter, fnb nenisfeas 20 prcS. bUabssfsst.
standardization mirb bier cine srcss
@sIs9enteit 6ar9eboten inbsm ibusn Elm 70
sut9etpdbIter StcG ansebpten ntro, oils is
elmer in QIIsntdun mar.
8ro;srten mo SuienSlpaarent
WOruuter Slide, Gdls. etc. 9sb6ren, babsH
lie tinsn 9rC6sn Sfca auf Sano, ben fts
fsbr bilIi9 abBnIsesn sscsnfsn.
@ sic mSbtsn cud bsfdnnt nader,
CAP in fsinsm SalI Wadrsn fur looIS sebsH
mroen, ebe fcIdss srIiefsrt IN.
Danfbar ge9sn ibre ti56sriatn 8unosn,
bcffen fe cur6 ginfhbrune bss Gdf6fpftsms
wObIfeiIer Uerfaufsu su f6nnsn, une oaour&
nitt nur ibrs aItsn. fOnosrn aud pieIe neueH
an Den Nsuperf Stpbr Su brinsen.
Scrn uno Sleiu.
5sbrudr 20. nq4HI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
Ole 81 drfte.
Slaentauner NVsarftprcife.
Gaftpn NHnrftprcife.

Stausr, 4 50-gRaisn. 95-RCsscn, 7O-gPdrh.
form, 55-.eaftr. 37-Slatbsloonrtn, l l2-6lttaa:
men, 25-Simrthrdamsn 3 90 Butter, Ia -
@trr. 5-SdptinsfIsiich, 6-0Rbistcn 26-bidcrp.
brll 00-Gi6nbcI,, a 00-Gjpps, 3 rs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-27
4pffdmts SerGnDerun9.

Der @eneroI YOifmciiter bat cos e ib'
@ + ettba q Defiant in esta @ountp na6
Steinin9er's oltem Stanoe psrlest uno Q.
8. Saiitan aIs poltmeifr anssfent.