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Proclamation by thc Governor

GTATE OF ARKANSAS To the Sherias of AC the several Counties. composing the tst D. vision of Arkansas Militia
 Whereas, there is a vacancy in the office of Major General of the lst Disisiaa of Arkansas Mlii;is. oceasoaed by the resignsticn of General Samuel D. RIaekbnrn. s fksW
 dov. therefore, 1, lShn Selden Roane. Governor Of the Siate Of Arkansas. and ConGmanicF is chief of the Militia thereof by virtae of the athartty in me vested by law. do hereby Command you to open and hold an election at the Court. house in your respective counties, on the 18th day of Feb tuary, 1852. for the election of Major General 10 tlI the vacansy aforesaid. And do require that you conduct said election and make return thereof, according to the statute in such case Y In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
 my hand and caused the seal of said State I- y.l to be affixed at Little Rock on the 18th day
 of December. AID, 1851. JOHN SELDEN RoANE. By the Governor,
 Dsvfb E. GREEa, Sec'v gf Sfa.s
 NorE.-" Major Generals shall be elected by the Brigadier Geserals and field oAscers of their respective divisons.'l-- Goa. Ark. See militia law, Acts of iSa2.
 Dec. IS, 1851. i5 st
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FRArrRNAL ORDERS.

MASONIC. Western itAr Lodge No first MondAy nisl, in every month l.. F. BARBER, VIM. X. !. llUrr, Sec. Un.on Chapter No. every second Monday nigh, in each mont E. II. ENGLISH, II. P. <. N. WEBs, Sec
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TEMPLE OF HONOR
 Little Rock Temple of Honor Heets every Tuesday aixht. R. $. YERKEs VIC, T. '. Jas A HuTcHiSs, ". R.
 The Degree Temple meets monthly
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New aaeo.is. New ssoodls.,

New ts0Dais. New ss0Odssf ToKN n ADAMS ss now recefsag his Fsli msz D Wnfer stock. eoaelsting of Fancy sad Staple Bry gOods, Bssls, shoes,
 Hardware. saadley. siaiieaaTf. ks., ke.; and val within hys days vecefve one Of tbs isr- gest and mest compIrse stocks of Clothing, Hats and Gaps ever ofkfed in thls market. to which he respectfully invites The sient sf hls fsisEda and the pfsiic generally. His prices will bs as ss as his neighbcs's. Call aud see.
 Nov. f. 1881.
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WOOD CHOPPERS IND LiBaRERS WIyfED
 iT WILs0VS LlEDlNc.

EMPLOYMENT will bc given immediately. to -1L actve men willing 10 engage in this work. The hghcs, prices foa such labor win be paid and the cash ready. when the services are rendered. Apply to W. 0, WILSON,
 about H.lss above Lewlshurr
 Little Rock, Dee. IS, 1851. iS-lw.
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Far West Lodg- No. meets exery Saturday nishi. K SERCg, Sec. J. A. HENRY, Y. C. ATkaas EncamnaeHt No, meets eVeFs first talrd Thursday night in each atCntb. ". ". ADAMS. C. P. G. \. PEAy, scribe.
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Weeks receipts, $500 hhds.; exports 3370 hhds
 McL,ssEs.--The demand has beea steady, and Il 800 bbs. were sold up to ihis morning. prlme lois sold on Monday al 23se., and since declined to l2. To-day, 1900 bbls were sold al 2i tio22c., the bulk of pgime lots al 2li, the market closing heavily. Weeks receipts. l3.406 bbls. exports, 3693 barrels
 CoFFEE.-the market continues much depressed, and n spite ot the numerous steamboat srrlvals, the sales of the week do not exceed 9000 bags Rio al to Ss. a few hondred bags choice having been sold at sAc. Stcek in first hands, 7S. 600 bags.
 LouHyILLE- Dec. 18th, 1851.
 Sales of 2s0 pieces Of Baggiug and 250 coils Of Rope at IS and Sc. The demand IS moderate and Receipts fslr.
 Flour IS steady at s3.20 for mixed brands Sales from the ievee al s i0 S3 IS.
 Whea, IS in good demand at 57c
 safe of 2o0 sacks Of corn al SS to 37c.
 Oats we quote at 24 to 25e.
 llots AT Sr LotIs.-From the lntehgencer Of the 9th we leatn that the market in that city con tlnueS thlRly supplied. and a further advance in pr,ces noted. Sales of l,2Oo head al Si 37a and si 5D, dividing on 200 ltS. The total number cut, up to the sth inst, amounted l5,0Q0 head.
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lVlTgaES EEYEnRK 1Tmyg Ng gTrTr

YsHG Finest Stock ama Greafesf pmsetv of not.i
 X ana silver Lever aaa Gaping NwMscheu ever brought ie tAis Sln1gean noAoniy s;va me wrltteu guagAats< Eufa sH MafshA aklG ih nas essahlssheeats bat also wRpswt aAesr psxfr@mses far isestrs psafks, and which cen he kAA irom O. s te S200. Just drop in. next does to ghe AsTqsoSy HogsE, al D. C. FCLT0NsS
 L:.tle Rock. Dee. ie, iSs..
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Bsef Mldrs. P,llres aad Esfs.

THE highes, pnoc paid aa cass fr beef hsaes. \ psllfeS and lars of every dssenptsea. by
 hTHOMAS BARRETT, Oct. 2I Sun at the Ktea1nboat ianalng.
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The London Times says the exports of Iceland are rags and wseichedness, her imports Yankee newspapers and dlsadection. The Times Is get ung personal. MraBall should give aia cool ng nIEtgfs."--lH. pHtsi@sa.
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Clothing! Clothing '!

\ VERY large and beautiful selection of FaH A end Wmter Clothing, just received and for sale, low, by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Dec. g, 1851. Steamboat Landing
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SAMUEL E. MOORE G. CO.,, g Camp Street, New Orleans,
 IMPORTERS or CR0CkERI. CHINA. IND ELASS.NAHR.

AVE on hand, and constantly receiving of the largest stocks of Croekesy imported inio the Ua ted states In addition to the usual articles COMMON Choo KEEY drnanded by the country ade they era and very deSihle patterns of aud low priced wnieh tey c the country chants AlSo VeIy fine article of White oPaque 0r soRe Chiha-ChinA Tea Setf, very low prieed-Chha Dining Ware, together with a stock Of Britannia and plated Casfnr Candles Lamps and spoohs knves and Forks, Japan Waters and Iaters, Vases s$ GLASSWARE Of every description, at greatly reduced priceN
 They invite their old and country merchants generally to eHanine their stock, which conIete as a' ts1present and which will be soh. ai reasonable prices and packed their manner
 Dee 93, lA5l. ly
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Look out for the Engine when
 the Bela Kings!

vTNHR subscribers arc n5w opening their Fall II and Winter Stock. to the examination of which they invite thtIf friends and eustolnez.
 Thankful for past layofs, respectfully soli ci' \ continuance of patronage, as we are deter m'ued to sril as low any other house ln town.
 Nov I, ts5f B. BENDER < Co
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]. DrTTZGERALD, AUctioneer,

ID OOMS--Nexi door to the Post Ofhce, Main 1O Street Little Rock, Arkansas.
 Sales of Dry Goods and Clothinr three evenings in every week. Particular atteniion pad to Inc sale of Producc, Slaves, Funtutr, etc., etc.
 December 2. 1851 .--l4-ly. -
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For Rent.

nR SALE. low, neat and eosnfcrtahie sesl- \f arnce, on Rock street. Possession givea ira- rnedissesy. H. B. ALI-iS. B
 Dee. 9, 1881.
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Boots and shoes.

LUST received very large aad beaatfal ssoek sB of Boots and. Shoes, eonsistiag Of
 cases gentlemens csif sewed boots iates styls; , |" !" Int. !"
 6 u KipPessed z, l Mud
 |" Boys and ch.ldsens' calf and kip boou; 10 " Russett. thick and klp hIoEans
 |" Boys thick and kip Its'
 s0 pain gentlemeos' can and coat sswed shoes; Ladies' Misses and chdreny staoes Of ali kinda. sizes and prices. Ail at Dw prices and best qual- itX at JOHN Il. ADAMS, a . Nov. |, 1851. steamboat anaing.
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ExtIaordinary Case.

The papers by the Atlantic have reports of the trial of M de CaStiilon, young man of large pro- perty, of Ak, and Madame Cremeux, wife of M Leon Cremieux of the same city, for adultery- The case IS extraordinary, in the moral depravity presented Tn the conduct of all the parties involved
 Having induced Madame Cremieux to elope, NJ de Castilion conveyed her to Brussels, where they took up their residence in a fashionable hotel.- The husband went after them m company of police ofheer, and the guilty par were brought back to ParS ln custody But NJ. Cremieux then withdrew the complaint he had made, and ne did SC, he alleged. al the request of his wife's family He demanded ,000f. from M. de Castillon for IL e expenses of the journey, and. after some bargain ing, consented to accept 500f.
 Negotiations were subseq uently entered into be- tween ,CremieuX and de CastIilun, the result of which was that the former undertook to leave his wife to the latter. and never to prosecute him. on condition that he would pay 30,000 francs The money duly paid, and t was Cfemeux himself who went 10 de CaSlilion'S notary to receive the ptoinrssoty notes, and definitely sr,tie the affair lie had at first asked 10000 francs, and II was only after some discussion with de CastiIlon that he consented 10 accept 30, GOO francs.
 In virtue of this strange convention, Madame de CTemleux returned to de Castillon; hut Cremie ux subsequently laid a complaint against them for adultery Just before hIs wife returned 10 the young mon. Cremeux sad to hun--" Though you have gol my wife for 90, ,000 francs offer to bet you 800 ftancs, that in less than six months she will have another lover" To this de Casiilun rrpled-"l VII! take your bet, but it must be written down." cremeax, in giving evidence. spoke of thls scsndalouS transaction with the greatest unconoern, and his conduct and language excited intense indignation in the auditory- Madame Crenieux, on being called on for he de- fence, did not deny the adultery, bat sad that her husband had hi treated her and driven her from hls home She admitted that she was aware of the pecunay arrangements between hun and her lover. M de Castillon sad that afler he entered into the convention to pay the 90, 000f., he thought Mad. an@s de Cfenieux was perfectly free and that tIe- nieux would have taken measures to procure a legal separaton from her, The Tubunal only condemned Madame Cremieux to fifteen days m. Pflsonment and M. de Castllon to l.o0Jf fine.
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CaOCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA NaRE.

ID ECEivED, per Exchange, thA largest IO stock of CRocKERY, GLASS and CHINA WARE, ever offered III this msrket--consistng of every thing usually called for in that line, AND rRicEs VERY Low-esl and see.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Dec 9. 1851 Steamboat Landing
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Stock on hand and on shipboard no.
 ciearrd halrs

The weather has been dry and favorable for out door business, with the exception of yesterday, when II ratned nearly the whole day. Receipts al the port last year, 3O3, 72 bales; exports l74s s9I bales. Receipts al the same period m lS4s-'49, Si6.09} bales; exports, 246,5l7 bales.
 CoRN-l'he demand has been steady at 43QlTc. fof mixed to prime yellow. To-day, l50 sacks wh.te aud yellow were sold at 35c. Weeks receipts, 5,690 sacks; exports. 20, ,3G3 sacks.
 GATs,-OA.e have been selling at B, and Si. Louis al 34iGa5e. Weeks receipts, 625l sacks.
 SuGAR.-The demand has continued active for good common to fully lalr while common quail ties, Of winch the bulk of the receipts consists, have been neglected. The sales of the week em- brace 4500 hhds.-allowng 100 hhds. for thls day s
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Wres.a GnIlaaa.

A coon assoEtn.enl of Winter Dgsas 0uods. A the Gncst n town. at
 nov Is, 1881. D. RENDER a co.
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Auction and Commission Store

sHE subscribers have opeBed Auction md Cotnmesian
 House in this city the of Agin and Cherry where tey ready receive and comaisSis every description of merchandise also Segroes, Horses prnduce and propcr Of every Kind
 which may ee committed hen for safe, good terms any other house They promise win ali fos wlsoeA tley may do businsss JEFFRTES x HARtLsoN ~ s fl. TrcSFR, A. J. Hvrr, Dr. X V. wKsH, c. ]. kREEBs, \. PikE, Esq, f. C. & ". MILLs, l.. CaAcE J. D. ABAas, E. il. ENaLIsa Esq T D MERxIcK Go.
 Liuie Rock, Dee. g, 1851 -l4--ly.
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TICKLING MEAr.-Prof Refensque denounces the use Of saitpetre m brine intended for the p7e sefvau1n of flesh to be kept for food. That part Of ihe saitpetrr which S absorbed by The meat, he says IS nitnc aed or aqaAiof,is. deadly poison. anunal flesh. pEeyoas in the addition of pickle consists ol gela,inous and hbruus substances, the former ohs possessing a nutritious virtue: ,he grlaiine is destroyed by the chemical action of sat and sstpetTe, and, ss the professor remarks, the meat aecomes as difrren, a substance from what siouid oe, as leather IS from the raw hide before Il IS subjected to the process of tanning He aScubed to the pernlclous effects of the chemical change al ihe diseases which are common 10 inat,beTs and others who subSist principally upaa sas'ea meat, Such as scurvy, sore gums, decayed teeth, ulcers, etc, and advises total abaasoa meng oi the use ai salpeire n the making of piekl Tor heei pork, etc, the best substitute for which ls he says sagor, 50. all quantity rendering the meat sweeler, more wholesome, and equally as dnEsble,
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Of zoe iS contained n theSe few woTds 10 the poor artisan and mechanic 'i'il call around and pay says the rich man 10 avoid the tIoasle of going to his desk to get the necessary funds and ihe poor mechanic lz obliged 10 % home to dIsap point his wogAmea and all wao depend upon him for then due. IL ls an easy matter .o wosk-the only real glory m this life IS independent idea of being able 10 sustain yourself by tbe labor of your own hands, and 1t may be easily imagined whsi crushing force there IS in 'i'll call around an4pay' io the laboring man who depends upon thni pay for subslstenee.--lf those who could pay would only pay q; once, Il would place hundreds aHd thousands m condition 10 do likewise anS pre- vent much misery and dis;ress.
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Esar Lend.

3400 LBS. '''siss4 and ws. fs; 'i,' s Saig ,sz Sy
 dec 1881.
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Wanted.

A GOOD cook to whom liberal wages will be A ayen. Apply at this office.
 Little Rock. Dec. 9, 1851. i+-2w
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How TO CoSarER.---" Wife" said hea- pecked husband, !" go 10 bed."
 'l wont't."
 "Well, then, sit ur, irill be minded"
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Rssgs! Rugs.!

uEARTH RUGS and chinellt foot Mass just AA Teceived and for sale low fet cash by
 nov IS, 1851 D. BENDER & co.
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Floor Waa a.lneh.

FLOOR OIL CLOTH. tsom ! ss u sset Wiaa. I just received and for sale Ss
 nov IS. 1881. D. RENpgg ( co,
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TrMnkn. 1'runal1a..

X LARGE assortmeAs of TtaseAag Traaaa Or A sale law Iaf cash. by
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Carpets.

? PLY and ingYsin Carpets, new patterns, Iass O received and fer sale tow for cash by
 nov IS, 1851. D. BENDER & co.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
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Mabt Mutlern uno Qnoern er9cbenif be-
fnnnt, oos er bic MubIffeiu- -Manufaftur
bi5bcr bstrieben uon potritf WeIICn, ibcr
ncmmcn bat 0iefeIbs befncst fb
in Scr SIos0omfrrtsStr StrnHc, feiuabc &C,
8euiiber SrIIie' SSafc1in0tOu SotrI.
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GuaIitit bu fetn uno an bcrd6qeieeten prei
fen. 8efcuuu9cn fir Stcinc, BeutcItuhcr
Oocr ir9eno etna5 in feinrm Sohr weroer
oonfbar 0nQenOmmen uno punttIitb btforQt
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
Gin ,icmli,hrr ninncl,

Die % Q2rmGlsrmir &&hi9s GlIbltbtI rta @lputs
ttoncrS, - riI Gjtihthtl r0H rtt yrCtIam0tlCn rt6
G,cuplruGrs ridt nobr iil - rtt rog SchnltCn uur
355 Sauitno Sholr rrn Ger StaotelhuIo ONbE3abIt
bots, - Die, raB &itntr blt StuotslthuIo pirmthrt
bobt,-oic, pag SnCwru's trNtr %rIlf ,uabr ilt,-
bic, oa6 pillt 3situn0iu i'm SUCtn 9l8tn 1cbnitcu
SprSdbcn, - bic, oo6 Scbuitcn SdDuIO an ptm Srot
einrs SVaunrs in 2autolttr ti - Ole, oOB roS @Htu:
tip,. uno Stoatss Department. mtbr in cbntrnS Ol5
in Sbuut's Sobrtn tcitttGn, - olt, odB Stbunt
mtbr an otr StaotsbuIo obttjaNu h1eE oils Srlnltcn'
bic. pos 0loltr nibt fur oaS 1S47 Sttorin9tke
oritimnlt boGs,-ianmt Der 8ClImubI;9jttbldtt-
allie GrNitbmnasn uup Qd9tn DC Entn @lunhhouiiu
in Den ointirSruuo tsOtn. DWitlbEn i'no Hurb 9t;
Ibpcrnt 0rtumSntt um9titcBtu wrrotn, uno wtr
fcroeru Den &tpubttauSr auf btrdbtn cotr audi NUT
cine haven, ;u bt'pSiin. e. lou9t Ct otS nlb tbut
--uno tbun tann CT IS ultht,-rotr ltirtn Srrthun
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Sr. g. Semalt,
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Qlllcnt0lin $50.
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Uufmetiamfeitoe5 pub!itum5 auf Sbal
fade III Ienfen, oa6 er iib bIcibeno in BE-.
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tct Quen, Die ibn nit ibrer @uuli beebren
wUucn, nit Ser9nugen feline profeiIiCneuen
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weuu pOr9Hc9cn. in Ger g8obnunq Der pa
tjGnteu. Sclne Sffte fiucct man i'm 6aufe
ces Sn. @eorae 8cifd, Sami!ton Sudge,
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8eoinQun9en fnc ndillq.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
Der &SDigs Opn 9sprtDnn,ptoc
nnO &rCs,d GGuuticS.

@ine sroBe Mo6snUerfammIun9 fou ae,
boIten weroeu am Somifa9 ben 27iten
September, nm 10 ubr SCrmitto9s am
8a1boufe pon 9eurV 8ettter (begonnt
ais Sb6nsr'5 QButb5bau5). in 9onnOpsr
Saunfhip, NOrtbampton @auntD. - 4us
5reunoe Don Scott, SObniion, Surbm uno
Der Union ale bic fur ba5 wobre BObI
unfsre5 Gance5 Iino, Coie Samcn uathrIitb
audi mitpernoneen) werten f1 in NaiIs
eiufuoen.
Gie Sprehsr Sr5 SaQc8 fino: N6tb.
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Uucntoun; 9r. Gotjer, pOn @ataIauqua, in
Deutfb; 6. 6. GCOGp, @fq., pon @oitOn I;
uno Der N6tb. 9enrp Sd. 8uuer, BON @iI.
fcsbure. SStcie sSbiSS.
Sept. Is, 1851. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
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Sebef f)ler
G;cspifc un0 pplleDntmenc SIR,

S9csDgVc UtIp Ppl1EpHIhtcuc SsHE6
Der llnterIhriebeue. QpCtteFer in Der Staff
Sdblebsm, Nortbampton Gountp. beeisnt
Iib biCler MetDCoe, nm ecioenccn on rbeu.
motiftbcn BClhmereen, oielcIben feien ns'
flammatoiiher, tbrCnifderpeer bieiqer Sra
turi funo ~ tbuu, oab er einen meoBiuilber'
QrtiPeI Sutereitet. rDeIder cine 9erife Sci.
lung pon eieier msitpQbreitCtcu uuo fdmerS'
Iibcn Rrantbeit bepirrt. SisfsIbe III in
SuortfIaihen CntbaltGn, bC9Ieitet pOu elmer
8or S0Ibe Dir 6Ihbj9teit miro singenom'
men uno bic SaIhe duBerli6 an9eweneets
Der dhte Qytifet III nur bel Dem unterSeibs
nsten sirem praftiihen Npotbeser une @bs@
milf, uno Grfinccr Ger MsciSin, 6u betcm'
men.
Yrsis Smci &baIer Die SIoTdc. oter feds
Slafbeu fur Bebn &taIer - wclds frsi pom
Goilcn an 2cioence nab ir9snp sinsm Sbsif
ce5 ganoes Oefanot merben. Guc SefeUunt
gen mu6Cu nit eent gcIoe bsaIeitet fsinS
lCnlf ,perocn fic ntdt beahtet.
Dtefe WeNiBin it Feiuer 9rCstbuenben Gns
empfebIun9en CYuhs) in ben 3etun9su bss
oGrftia, tcnr fie fpridt fir Iit felblf, unit
wdbrsnb fie in itrer g9irSm9 qinSlio uns
fbdoIb III, befreit fe oo5 Syitem Don oery
lbcIn SoIsen elmer ppyberi9er un9efdi6ter
8ebonrIun9. DicieIbs Sat bereitS msbrere
eritounence &urcu bervor9ebrabtr unc S,par
in Sduen, no Der potient Sobrelan9 big
Stube buten mu6ts; unO fCIhe, bic fiG
nur init Grufen fOrtbewegsn fOnuten, iint'
purb cen gebrauh UOn elmer bis feds SIa,
fbsn bsfreit worcen. 3su9nilIe BON &ursrj
vOn Sen atborFcn Surgcrn r6nnen per9et
3el9t mereen.
| Seine 1T dot au6er tletyi9t zen mis-
bIauer &inte 9cfbtieDcnen gldmen bes Gi.
9entbumer8. ...... ........
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(@in9cfo noD
Stimmocbcr - Gs foil ipieocr SeftrebunO
arnetpdupt IpCrpcu.

6err en- Orudcr. - Scb Tin terhttt prrbtn.
ooS misrer cine 0rcBs SumnI Gto, mn Die gRot gu
tro9rn IN ottES GOuntr ACtratb mercCn fell. Stb bin
outb nteincltits 70 ;tujtb iucbl Ubtrjiu9t boB cine
QBoro unb Sinpcn GCnmittIe fir bjGFu 3lpcd nab
Ybjl0otpbia 9yIOutt wurte. Nio9 oCm nun fttn lpt
ts w(I,lb btrotbts btn &trIuh Stimmcn ourtb tStlo
;u taufn os Gin tbr rcrGtbt;ttsr. % ras Gdo lhcn
bier tDtB itb uitbt-OlI,n caB 0n9tpanrt olL
rarcn bin icb obsr tbcn tinlt in GInnniG 0cfet unr
Fifteen b in SGrnnF bu ba6t itb MIDI audi cntitbtclm
ntbt fur y Ter u litmmen-rGrn nInOlS yp;rrc ltb
mebr nit Cintr Y0rtt Ilnlntn, Tic oeS Gdo bct S0us
knoln anptnrtt um Sttnmtn u faufer, Die Die Stlms
men ualtrcr cbrltbcu uno 9utmttnsnocn Gtimm9tbtr
uuttrbsGdlp lc,lsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
9lpG6 Grtelfpr
SiapGe 020ssssfNf ftaaa.s :
Der Driten unc gRo.nuS:sragsa, Ybis
Iaotlpbo,

Sappclt:Gds Der DriHcn unN gaa.nuS:snagei, Ybgs
Iaodpbio
6. Sotprie nl6tbte adtun9spou feineryl
greunoeu uno Dem publitum bic QnSsiae
rrrrtutse nrfu" gairs;r hin- <=trvtrtfi &c Ger
Dritten uno Balnu6 Strabsn, perferti9tf
uno beim gjrcBeh oosr einSeInen Dueenb, In
bcquemen 8Ottcln pOn 9Ieiher 9r6Be. bic
INNER Die vOrge9cbcnc auontitdt entbaItens
uerfauft, fomie ouf 8sfeuun9 bicTelbs 9uf
perpo6t na6 ir9eno eiusm Sbsite oe5 can.
Cc5 Tncef. Giefe Snte il frei Don Sat
uno marrantirt mstoune Scoern nibt anbud
frrGen. ..... ,.... .....
GbarlcS 2Oipric, Gi9entbdmcr.
Q6ilaceIpbia, San. 10, 1851. nq-9
Ybjlacdpbia, San. 6, 1851,
Dies 1T ;u bttu9cr, boF dD 8cB5 Grtctfcr 2inte'
fit cini9t Sohrtn nit oro6tr 3uitosnbst 9Ctroubtss
uno rabEr tsrtitpu9 mttn 3mgniB fir nsrSn rcrjt9s
Gtbs SuaIitit otIts uno osN9l rtr I5rcibcnosu Gtf
mrjnbtit anrupfbN. 81. 2. 9Icpbplc,
Snuronw:SrtFtr, SO. 3 &rtbangr.s
SD tt;tu1f brourtb 3(Gn ris cS onScbt, taB Die
ctige SuN pcu gutter Suaft&t IN, noInI id Oitkt6S
tfcn onaG un0 nit pSti9Gr 3ufritctublit oS6raubr.
Scuj. 81. Srpipn, Grcttrf
r Sirrii:Gde Der QEolrr uno @onug Strdi$h-
tbi.atGpbia, San. s, 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
SBarS unS simpfcn.-0ic Committee.

Cine Committee IT, mic mir hCrtn, ltets 2Sc,lt ven
unitru 8sourn nab Ybltor,pbio 9taurt wtrcIn, Inn
,u ltblu, Sb Iib 2Doro uno Simpiru nrtD i'm St0otas
Nefauoulg tlrnoEu. 0jl5 1T wjtrtr Gin gang nIuir
oun,6uo. IS 1T oNGr uGhj9 roB rtcG2hi3S ouf tbr'r
i5utb mo; rlnu rbne 3vGf;l iii Gin GtngTltinrnlg
IA ottrc7tu mrrotn, rog tn orrt9T ,p;rr wtni3t
Soae not Der 0Eob (pltllittbt rur:b otN Sdt8rap1)
zen bisesn 2ctcfrtCs ctt 9NubEllun9 MAIDEN rlL tnt
Salitbminyr itttu tt9natt9t. Damn lrl III tGohrtdt
Cnnplcsr ourtb oGnrbiIS crtr ouf irnnat @Stlit-
pitucbt rurtb yoinrNtlS rlt Est hrn N YhuN>Gphio
ttlttllt 0up-rurtb b0S GOuntN ~rbrtWt ntrctn, unI
G5cuptrnGr Srbntrn p1rurth Sunmtn 81 uthmtn.-
Dies clI ,u elmer lr ipiin Smnct 9Hbihtn, Zap Ok
Soctc ntcbt Rltbr wlbtrt9t wtrrm tam.
Summolttr, rGbmt uuiir NErrt rafjtr, mir trrlI'n
rtn rtu @rttu itiu rtt t6 ttt0nnt mothtn, mtnu nc
btauopi9t Utrrn lrltn. Sr Ion9t % olIr ntht III
pGtrlct ocnltor miro, rUrf Chr tiintm tHTu;ht
troucn. gSth prIthilldt 9Nlrtd tr0rtlNn rch Uns
FIRE Gtoutr, um Gumtn fir ihrtn Gouctrot VI 9i:
,piuucn, inctm ilt rtt Gtbtr rtltttm rGrum VI ":
trtiotu iuthtn. Dies miro IL ltrcdh rinl9 nugtn.-
rtnn oas &rlt rsbts NIT &trocbtuna Ouf cItht &tr:
Iutbs tbt, ttnnt tint Yfltb uno wrp ~ oucb t3un.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25

CETOw RspuGttonCr bat ln bortls Gttd,t 0cuuo
III Ioolu-,,g3jr Ia0tn Gutb rtr 28orrhljt," pluH
Sc Gin Seer rpiiS, roG toum cine Ciu;9S l2abrbtjt
aeotnnara rorin su fnrtn III. 6Ernlr ia9t CT, ,ss
fS9ns i'm nitbt6 nGetu, ptun Ct am 2j9lu rrtaprt
mitror." Nas 0Ioubtn mir outh. Nrtb IS trautbr
bits ubt mlbr crit 0thIbu-tr III ibrn Iin9t roror
crtarrt wrrrtn; uno ro6 tS thm tttntn 9uetn brn'
gen mirp, miro oct NuS9on9 NTnatbIttn SSa2I f'9'n
rTDw Ntrutttoncr ipribt audi Ycu elmer &ott,
siuS tutr 0uh.-Sctcictc YU'rnnatttuIn!