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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

g. The Winchester Vnginian copies "St.
Dominic and the Flea" originally publish
ed IN the Spectator few weeks ago. with
the following complimentary remarks
The poetical contributions to our columns
by our friend "Hans" have been so we'll re-
ceived, that we have half notion to divulge
hi, name notwithstanding his injunction of
secrecy The Virginian SAYS
Who did write thls' 1t is equal almost
to Russell Lowell or John c. SAKE. We
did not look for a rival to them in the Val
ley. The writer may be proclaimed the
champion Of San Domingo among us Cohee
heretics,-the game-cock of the Saint, "a
regular Dominica Chicken.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

C.LIroRSIA.-Profassor Shepherd, who has re
Gently explored this land of wonders thus writes
of it 81 have now explored California Tor near
" two wears. can truly say it is a land Of won
ders. There are fresh flowers every month IN Inc
wear. and winter now wears The b!'"m OF spring
have found waterfalls three and four tines :, as
hish as Niagara natural bridges, OF White maIoe'
far surprising in beauty that of Rockbrdge, VIZ
ginia some thousands of gold bearing veins, IN
exhanstible quantities. Of iron and chrome creslead
bismurh and quicksilver, most beautiful porcelain
clay. and in short, every thing that can bless an
industrious and enterprisng people In one valley
| tonnd more than forty springs over one hundred
.derrees Fahrenheit. In another valley sixteen
geysers, like the famous one in Iceland. In Ihls
famous abode Of Vulcan The rocks are so hot thai
vo,, can stand upon them but short time even
with thick boots or The sicious rocks are bleach
ed to snowy whieness, and brecciaied and congIom
crate rocks are now actually forming Inc roar
of geysers at times may be heard mile or more
and the moment is one of the most intense h'ereS
as you approach them."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug22 The election re.
turns are nearly all received. Bell is elected Gov
ernor nv abnul 1000 majority over all. and Hender-
son. Lieut.. Governor. by 1000 plurality. How
ard is elected to Congress in the Secud District by
small majority. and Scurry is PRIMARILY elected IN
the First District, though this is not absolutely GER
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

AID FOR THE ISv.DERs. New York cor
RESPONDENT of the Philadelphia Inquirer says Inc
anxiety to hear further from Cuba is most intense
NV Meanwhile, it is said, that there is upwards Of
half million Cuba gold in this city, to be used To
promote the Republican cause, and that it has been
placed in charge ola committee of citizens of high
responsibility and honor, who will ACT iudci0usly
Coal for steamers -four in bags, and other proyisi'
ons, cannon and other small arms, and ammunition
shoes and clothing in large quantities, it is said
have been purchased and despatched 10 proper
points for the use of the Patriots, and at least two
steamers, well armed and equipped, @ll DC ail"a
on the shores Of Cuba in ten days. bearing the no
publican commission and ll,g. gallant Ameri
can sailor, who has reflected honor on onr Navy
will. il is said, be in command Of one, ana aho,he'
brave man, once an officer in the TeHas service
take charge Of the other.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

oc- The Yirginidn siates that John olivsr
R,vcc one of the Americans who was put 10 death
in Cuba. was SIN of Judge Bryce, of.Louisan',
once ediur of The VWginiat of This place. lie was
about twenty-five years Of nge.-Jpm. Republic
cun
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

ar We understand that the interest
of MICHAEL G. HARTMAN, Esq, in the 'Vir-
GINA Hotel amounting to one half OF that
property has been purchased by
JNo. L. PEYroN, Esq, for $4,000.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

S5~Gen. WINFIED SCorT arrived in Staun-
ton on Friday evening last and took lodg-
ings at the Virginia Hotel. During his stay
a number of our citizens paid their respects
to him. After night large crowd assem-
bled in front Of the Hotel and saluted him
with loud and repeated cheers. The Gen
eral, however, had retired and consequent
" the expectation Of speech was not real
lied. He left the next morning for the
Springs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

H3- WIN. o. Butler, of Kentucky. is noIn'nat-
ed by some democratic meetings at The west 'or
President.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

"People who live in glass houses should
never throw stones. "-Vind.
s. Beautifully illustrated by the rene
gade Editor of the Vindicator, who split his
throat for "Tippecanoe and Tyler too in
1910, and yet travels back to 1882 in search
of our Inconsistencies. Every one will re-
collect his zeal for "CLAY & FRELING-
HUYSEN' in the memorable canvass Of
1874. Prominent only as noisy Wing he
deserted the party shortly after its defeat,
and sought better wages for his wind work
in the camp of the enemy. These facts are
notorious, and will not be denied We al
Jude to them at "a sacr fee of feeling" and
trust that we may not be compelled to pub
lish, hereafter, q complete history Of his in
tercsting career.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

The RANDOLPH NEeRoRs.-A writer in the,
Baltimore Patriot, who is travelling in Ohio gives
this account of The Randolph negroes, who, il will
be remembered, were driven from the homes
which had been procured for them, by the whites (
Troy, about twenty miles from Dayton, is a
small and rather diIapidaied town, between this
place and Pequa. Along The canal The majority Of
the Randolph negroes are located 1t was in the
adjoining county Of Mercer that the large tract Of
land was purchased for their settlement. from,
which they were forcibly elected by The white in
habitants The condition of these poor creatures
is sad commentary on The miserable policy Of E.
mancipa!rg negroes, and allowing them 10 remain
in this country. The majority Of these once in
valuable servants are now worthless pests upon the.
community among whom they are located, and Of.
ten wanting the common necessaries Of life.
heard several express an ardent wish to relnm TO
the shores Of Roanoke again, where they orce had
plenty and did not know what il was 10 suffer for
wants
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03
h.. ,1.a.o.molao Smear il . hew arricIe The

AZ. Watermelon Sugar is I new article. The
Chicago Tribune acknowledges the receipt Of
small quantity of the articles. and says:
awe have seen and used sugar made from cane,
maple, corn and beets. but we have never seen any
so pure and deiciously sweet as this To our mind
i, is equal to the best quality Of honey. The wa
lermelon possesses great amount Of saccharine
matter in very pure state and we do not see why
making sugar from it could MT be made profta-
bic business in climate adapted to the growth OF
%,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

&c The Vermont Union Wing has :alsed the
Webster flag for the Presidency.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

o. Wonder how the Editor of the Find
d,caior would have rofcd on the COMPRO-
MISE measures,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03

DEATH OF THE Hon. JAMES McDowELI.-
II Is with heartfelt sorrow that perform the du-
~ OF announcing to our readers the decease of The
Hon. James Mcdowell, Representative in Con-
gress for several years past from the Stale Of Vir
gina, and formerly for sumo years Governor ofthat
State. lie died at his residence near Lexington,
Virginia, on Sunday last, at about the age Of fifty
six years.
A nobler gentleman, more upright man, tfuer
patriot, never graced his native Stale.
1t is recently, in comparison with the period d.
ring which we have ourselves been in cuniact with
public men, that we have had the opportunity Of
observing The public course of this excellent and
distinguished citizen. SO elevated were his aims,
50 ardent his devotion In his whole country, so free
was his character from all the dross of humanity.
so true 10 all the duties Of citizen all The instincts
Of a gentleman, and the responsibilities of Chris.
iian-so learned, SO enlightened. and SO modest
whal-that he has left behind him no superior in
the estimation and regard Of all with whom he was
associated in public VI private life.
As a Representative Of The People, we may sum
up his character by saying that of all men we have
known he approached The nearest to filling HAT
place in The unbounded respect, confidence, and
Difference of the House which was left SO long va
cant by the death Of William Lowndes. of South
Carolina.-.Nat. InteGgencer, .qug. 18th.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03
Foa THE PEcrAroR,

JUDICIAL ELECTIONS IN MissoURI-The St.
Louis Republican sums up its details of the election
in that Slate for Judges Of the Circuit Cour, az
follows:
"Nine anti Benton men, four Benton men, and
one unbelievable have been elected as Judges of tho
Circuit Court in this State. The Supreme Court
will have upon its bench one Wing, one anti Ben
ION, and one Benton man."
.ues~s Editors must beg of you space enough
tor the above paragnph-it exhibits in SO beautiful
and striking light, the fact that the people in the
selection OF their judicial officers are influenced
solely by consideration Of their fitness and capaci-
~ TOR that high and responsible office that no mi
nor or Irrelevant circumstances ever control or in
anence their choice in the slightest degree and
that party and personal predictions with all tefr
corrnptlng tendencies arc banished from the ba lot
box on that grave ard important occasion. And !
as we are about to adopt the same system in this
Stale, Ibeg leave TO call The special attention Of
"the Reformers" 10 this pregnant and instructive
fact-it establishes SO clearly and concIusvely the
truth of their theory that the people would not he
governed al all by party, either personal or politi-
cal, in the election Of Judges. J.B.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03
INTERESTING LETTER.

I The Portsmouth, Va. Transcript has the fol-
lowing letter from an officer on board the U. s.
ship Albany, dated
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19

N0Ort0t

wirc bicrmit Qc9cbsr, ra6 bic llntcrfhrje'
bcncn oI5 Ncmjnilrotcr5 Vcn Ger 6in
tcrloiInihoft oe5 perfCrtGnen Qeter
RurR, ICetbjn Ven Stsr: SoutCna Soun:
Ihip, Gccbo Gountp, unauut mCroen iluc.-
Sclde, Die an brfo9te 9iutsrIafenItoft
Ituloio flno, wrrcm erfubt inncrDolb 3
Mcnat on5urufru unc ob6ube5obcn-llnb
SotNe, bic nod rchtmd6iae NnfOrcrun9en
an ocoatbte SointerIoiIenIhoft 5umaten ba'
ben, Tno eriucbt lOlhe binnen beia9tem 3Ijt:
raum UnfeBIbar ouA einiubdnoi9cn, al
Sdepb GorrcII,
S5hrbard SHrt,
2leUtnltratcr$.
Wai Is. nQ6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
81 0rtd)t

miro bitrmit 9c9cben paG Der unter,eitnete
olS NcminiItrotpr Uon Der 6interIofinidaft
Der pultorbcncn @ a @dtbarina @utb,
IcRtDin pon SuNmbCitbau Sauuitip, 9etta
@aunlY, on9etleIIt mOrccn if.-Que oieeni.
gen caber weIbe nod all befagte 9tntsr
IaTenicboft lduloi9 nuo, prrcen 9ebctsn
innerbaIb 6 @ohcn bsi Dem untsrBeibne
ten on;urufsn uno abSubeiobttn.- -uno ale
oisieni9su wsIde uob rstmdbi9e Soroer.
un9cn boben m69en, Ifno ebenfauS eriuht,
ioIbe iunerbaIb beia9ter 3eit wCbIbctdti9t
cinSubdnri9Gn all
9teu6en Selfri6,
Suowbcitbau.
IEm y. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
OelDlitein Otanuf0ftur
III 6 at . It.
Samuel 9lbQmS 8

Madt WuuCrn uuc Qnccrn cr9cbenit be.
fannt, bo6 er Die Mublfeiu- -Monufaftur
bi5ber bettebsn non Qatrif MelIOn, uber'
nOmmeu bat. SiCicIbe brfinoct iitb
in Scr SiipslpmfrctsS StrGBr, bciuabr gc=
9cniibCr SSrI!ie' 2SaidbiugtOu i9Utrt.
Gr III bcrcIt, ferti9e Surrfietne, 8eutcItil
der, 8 Seifitrauten, Stuf CPlaster of Paris)
Su IiGfern, allies Darrantjrt pon Der beiCn
SuaItit Su icin uno an berab9Cleeten qrtir
fen. 8e1ruun9cn fur Steine, 8eutsItuher,
Ooer ir9cuo ctwaS in fcinsm Sa6f petecn
cantbar onasncmmen uno phnFtIj3 bcIor9t
6afppj Oet. 10, 1850. RqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
SPITE lnb &dppc,,,

mathi an Sth$utejt 0ouubofliltcjt uuo stEt ycu
ttlntm Stjap IN rjtr Stoct U0trrcftn wron. Dix
ttN Guod ycn ottin, mtltC frtbcr $500 fcfitten.
vTtautn nt itgt fir -. 50, uu0 rt fir S3. 80 nun
ftr 81. CO. Slt Ino Cttuf0lls tutit. ilre 6uurm
nit 6m oUttn 81 Yrfbtu, on ctGn lc Ubcr0l.n Yrsjtu
u!6 man it in Der SloCt lrhSIt.
Ytrirnsu, p;l,br Culu rttbt 9uten uno fifbcnottEn
ou iu hobtu pUn,hsn, mCrrtn pcbl tbuu pGrn fc tti
ibuu anrufIn. Cbl iis icutpa t0ufn, inHtm ne cut;
fhlcFn tno 2tUi jufrEtm W slItn, pIt is nit tbrer
8nnrlh0ft Gttbrn wtroGu.
0autGar fit ocncNsnt li6t.O,t llUttrldeunl hrftu
fs rurb quite SteInunJ ftb rur Srrto0ucr prflbm
;u Crfrrltn.
9yal Is, 1851. na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
W1ittel fir 9Dspeptif6e.
9rbaurn85: SIafii8Feit Ooer Ma9enfGft,
Gin GroeeS gJli4teI fir 9gSpepFa!

StrGittt scu Rtuntt, oosr bcm pierten 9Ra9ca bs6
Stbtn, notb?mYGiIu19cu otn 3aron 9icti9, hsm
arcBtn pbodcIcSifbcn Gbsmif;n, purtb 9. S.oCu9bs
pbta, ga.
Dies 1T mobrli Gin punotr6arsS gntttd fIr llnYrts
raulidttjt, 0pspsrho, C3Ntmcbt, efberbrftmrr0sn,
@oritcgfluQ uu0 DcD,litIt, ouf nattrlibt aReift,
rurtb psn nO!arIitbSu G2ent Den 9oltyits.n CAT,
btttnc.
Q"@ Ea(cr GbccSfCt ron nilr SIdrf9fsi: nit QHa5:
fer rpsrmtbt trutout ccGr lGbt fGuf YfuuO 1oof:
besf in etw0 jwci StuuOEn OuFsrbOlb ptm 9)l0s
0cu auf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
NRtee Glitter !!

0urrab! Der SSpifS=SaargtIos
gtpDr pOm SnmaiDn, SSn9ner $
Gp. lit tpicocr 9efteCft 10N neacr
Glitter Dpm allcn Senennun9en,
2lrtcn 1tmO $SualitGtcn, tpciDc
fir Saar9elo ipDblTei!cr al5 Die
1ppblfcilitcm Uerfanft tveroen.
Gbcnfalls: eSerti9s s3Geioer
Don alien Nrtcn, rpu cinsm S1tz
EfprD S3cmO Dimamf bis so Dem
fcimitrm 9focfc, al, tttcori1eren
IrciIcu oils ie in Oicicu WSarft
am9cbUtcm tumrSrit.
G5rpscrten tmD GrDtfcrten
Cit ppllrs 2tTprtrmrnt pon allen
Nrtcn, fpcbcm crbdltcn uno itsIl'
sur SnfpcctiDn Offrn.
0etroibe miro perlan9t.
Sc1c 9rt @rtrdioc ivir0 Dot,
Dema llmtrrscicDnettn pcrlanGt,
ippfiir Der DIcDItc WGrStpreis
bcsaDlt ipirS.
SomfDm @o9ncr unb 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
3DDmdS -. slSiffoi
C3ru,ab1uer GSS1ps.

GjemabMtr GjrpS 1T tctaubi9 ouf 6ono uno grH
@trsouf am Stcbt rt5 llutrrfbrNtlRSn, fcpjs an rc
gHdbe oes SeItpl GEIrith.
SbcmoS 93. @ilIcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
Sr. Gbriitic'S
@0ln0nifthe Qlrm61nbtr

ltittu drpEc Sicuct tu SIttu Won GpuuuCncit, mas
nprtidltu SCibwcrcCu rnt dildcmcinCu Sr0ntbcttCu
cte S1pics mn rcr ctrru GrtrcmitGttr GttnfduS
tel Itdltrub1tctt uuN GcNCrldbmuud, Gucn uttcln
rt rUrh Afdndcl Gu ntrUpicr Gucr0t in zen Glic'
rcru cSCr ontCrH SrJGNcH t,s &crpcrS tritugt lpcr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
Giiht nno (NIiroerIitmunn.

site Scr;tc 0CtCu ;l, tGf Stic ithrctGhe FrdnfhtIt
bard Gin I} }0uNcl an nCrppic: @HcrNic III rCu
tr0uFtu cjcScrn rcruriodt wirN. Or. GBrthc's 0Gt'
Vduidc NttCl cntitrUcu ticiCn 0tNUdCl unH trluJtu
cine GNujidc uuS ppNt0uti1c sur bCrppr.
1000 IcldNe Sdue
iiuS wG6rcnS Scr lcgtcu ;rd SNhrcn an Sr Ghriftc
uuS icuc ?l1cuttu tcritttt WprICui tic prHErmmCu
UCr1Cttut puUoCu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
g Q d Il II.

Ter llnter;ttbuel bat tCbcn Cjutn frjbm 3ufae rrn
Rohttn crhalttn ut!te CT tiuCn&uurs Unb sem QuGs
lltum an oSn btrot1Btsn rtiisn prn ~ 80 per Sea:
ne fir Gb;Suut unp SS3 so fir @9l Sin unp gWmp
NcDicn cftrirt
30rmoS g. gGilIpn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
GnrVcts.

GrIGCu gum @rt0uf trtoltCn, Yru rtr tiitin Suolj:
tit uno rGn n;uiittn Sls crri pN UNI Sn9roju Gar:
pets, ron zen bGln omrrit0nlhn SaCrtrl, tv0rranrt
rCr;U9lltb vcr alItu onpIrn in Nuirtoun gt li,u.
&ern uno 1ltn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
0rpScrien tmb Auiensponrcu.

Gttn Crtoltln uno ouf oouN, Gin 9rcfIr %crratb pru
frbn 6jrrSrtEn ais MoiTIt Sheen, 3uttIr. 9lclaiis
S0I uno S-uItn9poartu, wSItbS olIts wcblii gtrtau
miro, tt
&rn unN Nlein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
Spnllncr : SJtlte.

Gin ithr orclts NfttCmcnt yrn rtn nuuct 1itn
2c0hUrr,lN IlmlcGf nuo 9SduGmd s1iite, unl
0uf OlIt Urtlu NCrfI III r0ftn Gbtnf0igS gt3hcrntJtt
fir JluObCn, ollie lC9r mrtI.Ol.
&Crn uno 5tlcin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
ID dfrcIct II,

NC. l, ? uno B, IN &tTtd bobln uuo 0orTu @arrcls
fnp immer on cen urcIriftu yr,En Du uus ,u ba6cn.
n<-~ u. S.-lm out uuI,ri tauEnrsrIti sah,n
s5r-~A 81 bcnontn, mutS cine ean;i 3tnua in
lniprutb 0cncuunIn lptrbGn. 9Eir laNtn robrr pas
Qutltum Gin bti uns on;urun uno uHtrn Stct fel6It
u tbtn che iie rritpr touflu. Douttar fir 9tnclut
6un bcftu mir oub in 3uFuuft tincn teralIn Sbtil
ru ofrh5cR &nnaaft ~ brbaIttn.
&FrR aR6 SltiR.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
GpieNrl.

Gttn out9cpodt Gin 0rrtIs uno prGttiN$ 2(fcrttmnt
pcn ptr9rtoctrn uno NobcNrm TrSm SritNd, unp F5r
bjui9 81 pTtauftn an giCJYct 8aor9do:Stcbr pcn
Sem uno Rtcin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
Sic ScIercur uno 9lcuraIoia.

Sieic idrtflihu uuS ihmcrilithcu SraufGrittu rers
Scu 0udcnbtlih crliibtcrt ruroD Gle ?WVcnrund ccs
N0lpNEitNcn CSurttls, Substances NM SiUiruns.-
Scr Gurtcl ucrUrcict rie GlclrittaI rurh bGs GUG'
ttn; 81 lNGlGtGuN NNt ciucu lpFdlcn Gfrtt mn Has
SluiCm lrirtt 0ui br trIuthaitln Gtrptn. Sti Sic
len iNmmcrppuen &thWtrScn llt cine Jtbprge .In'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
9ScrSduHua.

SScrS0uuu0 miro boupti0hlidb i'm 9ytdocn tcwtrts
icat Hurth hUlis cttcr SiitGFctt, fie i'm 0cfunrrn
itlpiBrJ 1Cuduut NCriGGlriidc GGitOicic SluE1tc!t
1T nus grpE,r !Wf!ri.mIsmittd tsr GpttfU rcr ret'
nidtnrc UrkAltcrttuup multucUoc AGCHt HCs Ntadens
unb tcv GiHJCrUtiNe. Nbrc b0fcItt tn9tt fcue Ser
bIuuuN Ndft-fCiuc Ecrp0rCiunB SER Spcic in Gtut
urh tcae N2aGrnl tCs &Urptu5 ipN1gru ric mcbF elm
uurciwCcI fGrrtr itmcr;hGrtcr unp icrlprtueer gus
iauS nc5 Gauscu &crbGuWn0S ,S!ppdrJts. Gtu fOpd'
GNtrI haibtgorr oHCr prrNprtcEtr GaAtn prprrt ttt
utu 0uttU dafrlihCG SGi, uuO SOhcr ric &rdutbeit
bIs G!Cne mp ric GtDp0thc Die r0turb CRtiieBt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
@rpGCrtcn.

eceGn crbaltlr, Gin aro6;5 2Ntrt1ncnt rrn Succu$s
raartn, Git,brup gum SbsiI Gus 5trts urs Gtfn:rf
SettS T3rN GloS,pNartn, GR&HttYtryi.rUnacn, 'nnrf
Ciucm oNNntincn NTtrtcntrt jun {oau3b3.ttn n$bl9:
Sttdl, piliDe alIt an etn uitcuF;n Yrtfn pcrtauit
wTtCr, lei
$bcmas g. @iliou.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
@iiNtern unb @onpnIiicntn.

Glicie iuvttcvrCdcuSCn NCidwtrtcu rcrScn inintcr
turdl cine ltucrrHuud NCr 9icrrcu hcruUrdCtrddt.-
Scr GjiIrttL Ctc ?rmb1nNcr unb NGs 6iuiHum mcrrcu
ian icccu san turircu, 0lcidpcl ME luna pbrr ait
rcr Ndticut, rtcr pic tartuG;iI tc &cidwcrcc lit.
Sablrcbc nm crtNuuCurc &rpttc llnb hHiltr i'll St'
iig rcs @i6Cnthitntrs.
6ss&ictc huurcrt Scudrifc pon 0lcr Gbcilcn ScS
ganuCs uu9 ron Ger Observation-Disclosures 9atnr tpHuCn
0ui &trdndcu acIrtCn pcrNcn.
GSsGCiuc AJtIbc crcr uubcducmlitfcit III nit Gem
C5cGrdudj ppn Or. @hrits G0uauiidcn 2rttttlu Ucr,
buurtu, icutcrn iit tounCn ppn cen ihwndll;ttcu
ltripnsn nit gcIe6tiJFct unp GihcrBcit 9ctra1cu
lpcrtcu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19

4rctic:
Der ou.Ydniihe Gurtd, Drt Shat;r.
1os 9olp0rjibt pOISCouo, 3uti ShaIlr.
Die golplnii;hCp QrmbauNtr, GIN &botir tets.
GAS mn9uttiIbt 6Iuifum, Gin SbaItr.
Gss0e ?Irtifrl iinS NIT UoGrn unS Stutlihcn 9lr'
pCtiunIcn tc6ictct pNnIpltts mir rplcn @IH;ciu'
hcttu tpuHcu ppn bcn GuoriiirCu 9tgcu!en crpaIscn
ptrScn.
Ss|onoere @drnun9.
Ga?inn ici ror SGlibuugen unS wcrtbtpicn 9tadl,
maUunJcu 0uf icincr SUITS.
.. 6. WIprcbcac, NJ. d.
GtnTasN9Int fGr ole &crtinatm Staattn,
1872 Brcarpan Mcu:gcrti
0ErS6jaS IbSetarG 9Jittd fuo gum @trfauf lei
@ntb, 2JpnnB nno SrrgIer, 29Inttn fir 2taen:
tauu, ga.
SoRsR 90 1851 n4lSap
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
%mCil ttrD GGistmeres.

Gin vrIIts 2(frrttmtnt ron pain unO iann Gofimc;
res; ibparNs, tlaus5, brauneS ulO 9anifbteS Sub
Gorbmeret5 unO &cwmlr GaiNmcrS, &tiin36 pcT 0LItl
Nrtcn, II. I. No., II. f. ~.
ib neire Sitter 100 COcr outb nur 20 TcIn nicori:
lGr pErfouft ats mrine 9iatbtorn; ab:r oo5 fam i
nit SbubEtt i09Cn. co9 Fl; in lojnfi:bt pon Guatdt
uno pren ciRen Ger9!cith mir pSncn traenp s;6 an:
tcrn GtaEGnantn!5in in btCItm Stt ouSboltrn.
3GDmaS 81. 9Stifpn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
@Gntcs 2rraniiterlf,

ais fhporY, flurirtc un0 rain; Gticc, 9arIoc |
Gains. gRu$lin &c Gains SSirs uno criltb uno 2Ijr
uuo 9iutn 9Doplina, alpatos, gomus, @roJt eufr
6antihubs, Stritmpfc, phnNer. 2SsEs, u. I ".
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
s2eue Glifer.

Der lntcrcbrcOrt 1T csbtu Yru pbilaoetrbia uno
MtrrCrt wrid9ctbrt nit sinem 9rrFen unp ilit9cudFn
QGcrtsmcnt ron
SrtlDltn96> It. S0n1iner9tltcrth
unc ctaNd nun tine 6unosn uno roS pu6tum ttcrbaupt
obhlnAspcI Gin onWrufcn uno rtden 9rrFIn uuO mrt
0us9CIutbNn Stcd iu SromnrCn, bCttbcno am Sbal
aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
3cnnniiic nnS Sseipeiie

etr urUcrwcrRihfcn 9trt Won ontr Gb'isn trS eau'
trS 0CuilG nm tiCit NGnjc SetHEN III iNurr, fpuutCu
orNcptn W,rpcu! - 4iNn WirS slce b0UQn Guf tCn
4OmpbictS tHttl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
9cpftn uno gieullct.

TCrfin IN Sos 6ppteiculcnt ?tcr 8rpGe 2icrSounno9
vriuip rcG GaltrbCu eats. 65 oiro in Grcfcm tlt'
ttrAue in NcG tcliccuSbscn bes mcu'thlNeu 9Ga9tns
u0tb Scm Spbc dcfluScn uuo peruriGtts offers eGB
tid rcr 0HllcU islbt Gufcft. Gs igirb etenihns III
ttn 9tddcn EOiCrc, ais Ntcn, EdlttC, tttJ gen'
rcu. % ifbGs 0upiccu 0rtcn cuCtl Gducrn Grbrdu6:
tc 9Gerdl nm Eds urddlCuI dcUduHt RcrHcn esTtIl
2GirfuuG 10 lIuNc cG5 2GuHSer btT S1irus mar. Gas
cjcrinlCT tCr 4l}ih III rrrrrRe IUficurdsrro3rs Rtn'
bCiiSt CriNuT,idc GrGfE. Ttg NdGCH CiKtS Salts
madbt t;Hlb CtrtaucUr 9jIa iCn c0Hcs gcpidlt AJ}b
atrnncH &oron %ttbio 6IL r2B "etn GhriI 9tptll
mit led SiAtaWiCuN SrcitH 2SITcr rrrr'iitbb Shidl
uup uurcrs Evciic Guflcft" &r0rtc 91ln0cn urpSu;i
rtu tcuta 0Urcn dGEtUjcn Gait 9tcuntT Orev @cuiiu.
lln ST itiitG boB titcm NfIU1el Geg:Dp!i:E Wereen
FSUlI, Ctivtp mir ipiUtnCg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
s a / pc t S.
9 y te9e /.

Gin ercfts unb pribtigt6 Nlcrmcnt pcn Mlabc9cug
Srdm SrirSc, mcWfdI um &trfouf Hci
Grim uuo EeninQsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
China Auieu6lp0nren.

Gin orrE;6 N1crtsmert pru Suicn5r0orrL IN GcttS
dno tSim GiujluSu, mis Cs rsr &Sufir wUni0t gum
9Ertcuf tEi
Grim uno Henin9er.