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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08

The Dispatch, a day or two since, asked US
torthe figures to prove that the, balance ol
trade against the United States for the year
ending in June last, was fifty millions and
upwards. We gave Them. and spiked its
cannon on that point.-Trib. q. Clip,
You never proved any such thing; in
deed, we have never seen the attempt 10
prove it in your paper. The proof Of this
matter is like the "ruin" the editor harps up.
on-all in his Imagination.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08

I.
A cowhiding scrape came off on Friday
afternoon last, near the graveyard, on Frank
lin avenue. A.lady. recently married, paid
a visitto the wife of the keeper of a certain
feed store in-thatyicinity. The lady of the
house was absent--the husband unfortunately
at home. Improper Liberties were endeayor-
ed to be taken, which the visiting lady made
known.to her husbandon her return hon,ey
The outraged husband and Justly indignant
brother, armed with a red cowskin, waited
upon the feed store man the day following,
and found him minus his coat--in fine
condition for the purpose Of their visit. The
brother held him by the collar, whilst the
husband administered the whipping until the
claret trickled to his heels Thematter was
investigated on Saturday, and disposed Of by
binding the brother and incensed husband
over in bonds of 5000 each to keep the peace.
"''ssE st. Louis Int, 25tk.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08

July has been called the month Of Reyolu-,
ticns. 1T tookits name from Julius Cesar
who was born on the llth day. He was 4
worker Of revolutions, though His birth did
not produce one. The 4th Of July, t776,
may be regarded as the beginning Of 6lif reys
olution; the 18th Of July, 1859, when the
Bastile was stormed, was undoubtedly the
iirSt decided revolutionary act Of france
The revolution 9th Thefmidor year s. july
9th, 1874, oyetthrew Robesperfe and the
Reign Of Terror, The three, days Of $780,,
did The same fol Chsnesx. Thisievol0tion
began on the anniyersary Of Robespieue's
fall quite q coincidence We have heard,
thatin the 'olden time. Capt Quarieh who
then commanded the Public Guard. used 70.
finea salute on tl'e tdih N honor cf ti's csps
Itpre Of the Rastilc. IN
&s'~ ~ ~ III We
Little turnips are the bsstrso are litils iolks,l
ometimes. |S
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08
s.ys ~ Tribn,e Z 'cligDer fuF.ber

Says lbe Tribuue & Clipper further
British manu- cturers must have the pref
etence ID our maIkets1lhey must real the
pFofits, while our own are broken down! Is
not tbisan outrage on the interests and feel
ihgs of American workmen !? Is 1t not hu-
+miliatingto know thatwe have men in our
very midst who prefer pa.ronizing British
.workmen TO those Of our own country?
Aye. marry. isit Let us see who these
patronizers Of British iron are. Alfred Kel-
ley went to England and bought poor iron
instead Of paying the "paltry difference ;"
for better article at home, and Alfred is the
nc plus ultra Of wbig perfection:y Ex-tfov-
ernor Jones, of Tennessee, is nn-his way to
England to purchase iron for the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, of which he is pres
idrnt. His visit viii be short, for he wants
to hurry back in orderto take the stump
against the pauper metal Of Great Britain
and in favor of protecting Pennsylvania fur
Enaces. He, too, would rather buy foreign
iron than pay the "paltry difference fora
better article of home metal. Now, isn't
it an outrage on the interests and feelings
of American workmen 2"
But our neighbor acknowledges that all
the manufacturers Of iron will not be ruined
by the tariff. Well, truly, that is little
consolation. He says the poor manufactu-
rers are the ones who suffer from ths tariff:
He says:
Therefore, protective tariff is not for the
benefit Of ofcapitaists, but for the benefit of
those without capital, who depend upon
their enterprise solely for support. The
monied nabob does not want protective la
riff.
Therefore, you furnace men who have sur
vived the ruinous tariff-take notice that
you are "monied nabobs !"--that you seek,
in the language of our neightor, to " see
the middling classes reduced !"-that pro-
1tective tariff you don't want! o, crickey
what whig
So much for the hypocritical winnings o
| the Tribune & Clipper, bout iron.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08
Races,

We are to have some horseaces hereabouts,
on the lst, I'd, Sd and 4th days Of next
month, which will doubtless berery interest
ing to our turf-loving folks. TIE people Of
Lowell, Mass, are to have horse al es also,
at their great Fair. The animals that are
to run are of different breed rom any we
have in this section-uuy long winded.-
They will run all day at the rate Of 80 cr DC
miles an hour, carrying burthen that an
Elephant would sink under. The race course
is to be section Of the Boston and Lowell
Railroad. The coursers are 10 be iron horses
free entry to any varmiut within or with
out the State. The races, we admit, will be
novel and attractive, though we should pre-
fer being a spectator TO rider. A great
country, truly
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08
Democratic senatorial Convention,

Democratic Senatorial Convention. =
Pursuant to previous notice the Democracy Of
the counties of Adams, Jackson, Pile and Scioto,
assembled in the Court House in Piketon, for
the purpose Of nominating a candidate to rep
resent the district composed of said counties. in
the State Senate. Whereupon, Amos Corwin,
of Pike, was called to the chair and Jacob
Rose Of Adams, elected Vice President, and
John Gharky, of Scioto, Thos. Trber of Ad-
ans, and ], N. Quinn of Pike, werS elected as
Secretaries.
On motion Francis Cleveland of Scioto, was
unanimously nominated as said candidate by
acclamation. On motion Mr. McCausin was
called upon to address the Convention, who
took the floor and deliyereda brief and very
appropriate address.
On motion, it YVES agreed that the pro-
ceedings of the Convention be published in
all Of the Democratic papers within the Dis
trict.
On motion, the Convention then adjourn
ed, sine die. AMOS CORWINE Prest.
JOHN GHARKY, Scc'y.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08
Union and Disunion in mississippi.
tb JAcKsoN Miss SEM .

N fI JACKbUN, NISS., DtpI q.
An election took place yesterday lordel-
'egates to Convention 10 deliberate upon
Southern Rights, thr test OF the several can
didates being Union and !" DisInIon.n--
The returns, go far as received, show ihe fol-
lowing majorities in favor Of the Union = =
csndidaies: tHf
Fateite 25, Yasoo City 35, Grenada 1874,
Nachez 263. Grand Cult 256, Clinton 80,
yicksbulg 429, Brandon 1870, Lexington 2O5,
Aiala "a, 49,
There was no opposition at Vickburg,
which accounts for the laige vote. sRf u
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08

LiauoR DRsrRoYED IN MAINE Two barrels
of LIQUOR were seized in Brighton, Me-, one daY
last week, and destroyed by direction Of proper
authorities. About $l,40O worth of liquors.
were seized in Belfast on the 18th inst. The
liquor was sent back to Boston. The owners.
tigeinnulnber agreed 10 pay ell the costs. and
come under a promiseto abandon the traffic
One hundred dollars worth was seized in
.Searspott and destroyed last week.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08
Vermont Election.

s (, n. NEW YORK, Sept s.
we have only scattering returns Of the cleo
ton IN Vermont yesterday, no county beinf
complete There is no doubt howeveE Of the
election Of Williams for Governor BY ccnsdera7
PIE majority Asfar as heard from, the reports
stand, 3S Wings. and S8 Coalitiohists.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08
Yellow Fever.
THoMAsToN, Me. Aug. %.

=. H'1OI'h"IV''b IHCi, mug Sv'
The brig Grecian, Capt Gilchrist, arrived to-
day from avannah with the loss Of all her Off
GERS and crew. of the yellow fever. The Cap
tain, the only survivor, wasalone with the crew
five days, steering, cooking, &c. The vessel
was also struck by lightning.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08

O' The CrcleuiHe Watchman has donned
new dress and been enlarged lately We are
glad to see this evidence of prosperity in the
Watchman. 1t is an evidence that Democracy
is fourishing up in Pickaway. AS you have
plenty of room now, friend Case, just let your
self out until the election.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08
Brutal Outrage and Murder.

The Perrysburg Star states that "a party Of
Indians encsmped in the Whorlleberry prdi-
ries, north Of Swan Creek, were visited by
some white 6ends in human shape, who sep
piled them with liquor, and enticed two
sqaaws away from their camp. An old In
dian followed them, and was so badly beat
EN- that he shortly after died. The squaws
were also SO maltreated that one OF them
died, aud re port says the other is also dead
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08

oCs- We really feel very sorry for our
neighbor on Front street, He is afflicted
sorely because there is a prospect for rich
harvest in England, which will enable the
starving poor to obtain something to live
upon. This disastrous result he lays to The
low tariff. Poor fellow! we think he will
scarcely survive. The rise in cotton, anoth.
er calamity, be didn't notice, or he would
undoubtedly have beralded II forth under the
head Of " more ruin froma low tariff!n
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08

OT The Ohio State Temperance Conven-
ton which met at Columbus the other day
decided that it was inexpedient to nominate a
State Temperance Ticket at present.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08

0-T A man named West, endeuvored 70
kill one Of the keepers Of the CINCINNATI
HoGpitpl with peniniie, The other day.
West had hitherto been civil. ~
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08

Mrs. Martin, Of Allegheny City, Pa, died
few days since from eating poisoned mush-
rooms, 9af a
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08

osiSs. Iii: taEDps srs tss pss'r's v 1--WE sslss
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
SommcrCfog bem 4 5. SaOoem'ber, 1854
, SSeunfYlpania Stuei8 SfTce
Der 9c9snitut9en
Qlr6eiters t1nterltllbung6gefeui0
III SpriuGfielo, Wfafi.

g8m. 8. 8Owpoin. SeFretdr.
SffIs: @ds Der 0rd uno 5rtttu straet' I'm gFD"''S'
8atFtebaus, Grits Gta9G 9buaesppIa'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
Yci Gntridtuno pru

Inltucn G6Cr 80 Sahr tciatltu % prr3crt trtra.
cNer nc GintrCtnoG hat auNrccm fur nus crts Sdbr
Gin @intrittsatln pcn 81 80 gu entrtbsn, w,hes ett
Unmttouue ur MNtt9dstlhoft W bC8ohltn IT. EN Srt
iYmlltbt @inNttun9 ntuD tnntrbolb 81 SoGCn 9Hnaht
wrrrtn. Stpes It9tiIo III bGrrtb9t u CtnEm nrnatS
hn grihtt, in rGr SfltG rss &erctns gratis gr er-
bo(reu. Die 9RitQtcOrr nno CUR llnttrteun9 bTEfp;
tiat rem Sa9e pIr iibribtn Giula9t.
Seamte;
R. GrcTstt, 9,rthotut Il. 9H GoIptn SlfssQrrfpsnt'
y. 8. IarlinQ, SItrstSr uno Shaemtllttr
Tinon,.G GcmmittIe: 4. 9I G5otpin, S. qtIeburp
Rtp R. .. @rnttin, 6. ". OtdtnlCn.
IS. GS. @u9tih, I. D., tcniuItrtnor ArF'
9tGei,ipriIun8ru
Gr.Scup. Trn, QHistcnfn. Ct CSruv. q. 81. ScolI
7. ". Qlumt, Gil. GnIb't @t. IItonr. !bcn. Y. y
0irlt, Oiarhlltlp, SRaiI. 0cn =. & 9iooInNS, Wt
Is. ocr. Ntgbms Ttttb, II. Q. Senotrr. 6rn. SItI
". CSatis, ". 6. 81, 81. D. @r:scur. VI. SIaoE
lysrmeut 92tp. D. 81. Msrrttt orusatCnls, SHalI
ocn. Gtas gBoro, 9NIoolrterc, M0iT
pbttaoetp bio.--Rso. SR. 81. Gtore. 6. Nl
92tal, Gia. Sci. Z. Gurrau Yhilrct Sooocd, pal
kllnt uuo GrEp. @Fnndt unr &C. Or. y. s. va!
mtr. Il. l0orrjs uuo 60. 2l3 Ghrn CTR. pail UNI
93carrmau. 93 uno 90 Nrtb Str.
Wtu:Ncrt Gitr.-6cn totraU G5rteltp. Somnt
@oilp. 5ocparC ortA glcbTt GS'tbrS. .. D. 2EhIt
mere 40 @GaQ Ctr. 9Iep .. ". Grabam, 60
6rcsnui;b Ctr. 3. 81. TcrN, 90 6ultrn Ctr. SHGr
I NS.rn 80 rrortfurt CTR ctri.nh Hl,rrr 81:
' 2rrdcp0u
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s. 8trt, aOItrhont J. :. &rdrcco. MErdbont. y
50. Nt60te. NV. D. NRm Strur. y. N.
Gbas. Is. StspplScB uuc SO.
G5mcroloocnt fir YsnuNluouitn, 0EomAUu. Marlanf
SEsm ~. Scibcrf.
| Stutrot N9trt fir ettba uno NcrttompttT
IS. =. SIbclc.
GgIut fdr 1I!tntaur
ero.. 25. rl3I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
Sin 9rufc Giele9cmbcit,
GtpDrzStDf III Derfanfen.

SGU 9CpRc VEA'0C"VS'"'
StpDr>StDd 5u perfauftt1.
Sin Strbrbalter in esha @auntp, Der
wuniht lid uOn om Gef6dftsn Surufsusie
ben. bietet fsiusn 9anSen Sto6 r-Sto d
sufammen Su uerfaufen an. GTIsIbe be
iebt aus
Srocecncn SSanrcm GSro;ericr9,
Soartcs SSdnrcr unb SuienSs
SsSddrcr,
uuo iberbaupt aIles mas in cinem Gdnoitchr
aebatten miro. Ser Stod III etu uOrtretf-
liber, III erif etma Elm Sabr alt. uno Der
Stdnc 1T in elmer isbr 9uten @e9snp, weI'
;ter Srt prttbsilboft 9erentet wercen Fam.
Ser Stcd i'm 9eiammtcu iu perfdufen
miro bios SwiIhcn nun pno eem lllen Sc
btuar fell QebCten.
Sie geOin9unqen fOtIsn onnebmbar o.
maht merpsn. @c9en bem Ndbusn msIes
man Iib IN
0iefer Oruferet.
Sn. so. "3Mlt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
NelQe Glitter !

Gie uutcrsCjHnetcn bitten um GrGaubn;R
ikrcn iotlrvihen 5tunben uno eem au9e.,
weinen Wublifum bctanut 81 mo6en, eaE.
iie loeben von Yb;IaceIpbia jurud9efeblt
uno QegcnmiyliQ eifri9 bef4dIti9t iino mlf
ssm QuSpaGeu zines Der ft3nteH uno 9tbb'
ten StUds UGn
S2crbEt.ur,S 9SiutsrsS sSSGarent
ais nod ie ua3 oielem &bcjI: css GaupeS
9ebrddt wuroe.
3XStc8: -@ir IatGn cu3 srniIi6 unp
ber,litb elm bei uu5 UorSufprehen, 70 balc
ais tbunltb, uno uniern 8Crrotb non Orsb
@uter. in eurr Bab 9sb6renc, au unterludbsn4
uno menn Qr nitbt fOsIsiv etnasfteRt bag
lie in OinTdt con Sh6ugeit, AuaIitdt uno
8iQiaPcit melt cure @rwartuuQsn ubertret2
len, mOucn mir bnfort iiIs f6wsi9en.
Server: -- @ir bobsu 9Isidfals eit
Irbr orC6es uno poUiiuot9eS Gnortgmsns
G,uler in eucr Sab 9ebtrcnO, unc I0ren eu@
abtunosucu Gin bei unS auiurufsn une fls
su,h Itlbft Su urtbriIsu. 2Gir fnbl:n hbrd
,euQt, caf uufsre GBaoreu, beiess in Sin'
not uou Guotitot uno preiien, rlpi9s SG'
lfrieoenbeit abasbsn werrrn.
9$rFk, @utl uf1S 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
grerlertpwn mteDer i'm Selb!
ocrbifz mnO gSinteripaarcn
8. u. St1aa's SGitDiom Gm'
t,Driit1it

Sid rcbtfrr tauftu fam ais an ir9cno en:m onoIer
Srts in estha coir Cintm anocrn onartninctn oounm
sDr no sbrlld uno alI pen uns pirtauftn Sitter INT
parruntt cas ,u eiu. fit pa6 s psrtauf psrrsn, uni
parin m ten pumbu9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
9tD6'6 GrttlfDr
Giutc NSsaaassf ffeaGso

Sdrwtt;Gds Der DtnIn uno gEaIruGs sSrG6sn, Ybi:
laotIptto.
6. Sofprie m6hte atttunQSvou leiuen
Srrunccn uno Dem QubliFum Die UnSei0s
MAIDEN, ouf cr Die obi9s UorSu9Iithe Gtnt,
Icbmor,e uno ttaue. am Supmsli @de er
Sriten unc g8aInuB Sta6cr. UofcrtiQt,
uno bem GiroBeu ocer ein5cincn Oueene. in
beouemen 8ptttIn pon 9lGitCr Gr66e, rit
INNER ole por9e9cbeue Suanitdt cntbaltsn,
uertauft. fomie auf 8eieIIunq oieiIbe gut
perpoft nab irqcno einem &beiIe oeS Gan:
oes Isncet. Gieis Siute 1T frst Uon S0t
uno warrantirt mGtauUe Scoern nttt anju'
f,cfen.
GbartcS Spipric, Ci9cntbGmcr.
pbiIaeEIp9ia, San. l6, 1881. nq-
gblariptio, San. 6, 1851,
Diis III III tcEu9cn, rap idb &cB'S @r:clIcr Stntt
fit cjniQu SohrCn nit orcGcr 3ufrtotnbitt 9traubtG
uno cobtr ttreitpG9 mCiu 5tuSuG fur btrtn 9cr3i9:
tbt Suotjtit otacte unO ctettt Der ihrtt0noEn 9t;
meinbtit anrupfbe. u. .. Sfclpbplo,
Suurauw:9rcttr, sc. 3 @rtbanat.
eytb 6s;cliae btrpurh NUcn bic CS an9cbt, faB be
cEiae Suts pcn outer Suot6t 1T, inoIm ih ricld5t
ibcn lougi uno nit pSr9rr 3ufrjermbct actrautbe.
Scnj. 81. &rpipf, GrctIr,
Gdbrt:Gdc br QGufFr pno g2oinug Struftn.
phhabrtpbtu, San. S, 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
0ellnn9t

1000 %ui;hd por.
1000 9ulthd t5rtunobtersn.
50OU EhtIlrlt ,olntL
500 lRdLhbntd - 0GSotthtn rutrSIn 9dnrfcprr;
putts pea isosr 4rs in Aasiapi:' 81 Saa'F'" s's
6. 81. S0uN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
grt900czS peftor>

Spattriht miro hiirntt dtaGtcn, cOB cine SHob fir
Iinm Sriedocs SluipCftOr Der 2ttn grloor, TIN
Diocu, SrpllIiQtr, rrr uuifcrmttttr .. ST., 9ERoI;
zen perrSn iSu uno gypar ouf
Samt0os oen 22fen NOpsmber,
an tcu bitrnot) tEilimmtr YtSer:
Die lutmam StrtilcriitcH. Gopt Gb0rtEe
CSuth, ON b0uiI rcn Solcmcn SStbr, IN GmGuf.
Die Sablor StrtiIlcriitcn, Cart ecci Sits
rinQ. ON G5olthaut ron bcnrp DtNtn9tT IN
StrrmlIfrrr Saunihp.
Die 2cthn TcuciblrS, CAPT. 6. 8. 9ompfcn
am bauii pcu GIt SttdtL in GUtntaun.
1it 1tuiuu 6udroru, CAPT. II. VH. 9cber. am
G5aithault pCu 4. ~. 2cocr, in Suombrtbat.
Die Columbia 9scifcl StGuoers, @opt. 0o:
MET " oul tb, an GGlbauis rcn Danttl StttnSr,
in QDtgtntura.
Die 1acfIou Tnieb gidmacre, CAPT. Donitt
EcUpeilC lCr, an Saltbout ven Sept 0iflSr IN
Die Rorowbcit6an Hcifc1 93Gnacrs, Capt.
Dapio eourr, am G0ltDouls rrn &apIo SNurN
in 9tcrttphttholl.
Die sfprSpbcitbdu GGDnIEerir, Gopt : bc:
mas Rudh. an G5dt6auls pcn Owen z eboapt
| in 9icrrmhtltholI.
Die SSafrf,inetrn GaVaIIrric, Capt eutat
| e hlauth, am Gjaltbaut ron Grhratm SrcrtU
in TroclsyiCc. - Sir brft Gcmro9nit ru oudb an
n6mtbtn Sage co6 lrpid:Gritbt 0Ghotttn ronctn
urpcn DtlnQutnten DEFENDERS SGotbt 81 utbHn be:
tttNcn.
Djs GliucrStnNn GnDn!lcric, Gopt 0onjsl
TrieN rid, am Qntbaue uru Sofct 6tIbtr IN
| SrCrltrstoun.
Die 9SaCti,iu0tOu GcifcG 9iTuRcr6, Cant
StCpbcn SthIclltr, Om G6oltbout rHn GlarIeE
uno 0opio peter, in 3Eoiblnatcn.
! OcFDu GartSn Cjntr icm GcmpaanjC wiyc fie Guf
ntbt GGcr biz gEoM inr rciptttiYn Gcmro9ujt fubtr
uuo 8riiht an om @ri0aojr:3r1ral otiottIn.
2(uf @cflM rcn
S0ermou Supp, 23ri9. Ocn.
g1cp:mter &. nao4
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
I;5Elll5!l J 559;4!7E5 ] !Sy5S9 81 81
Ev[ldaZ:I;:{l!a sll.LEaN!.!a!asi1 !.!!si1
NerrO 9aOiS'

sScQet06ilIftbcr S6mCrjcnitIlleri
SuS SSnmocr pcs 5citnItcrs.
Snnerlitbrs uuo duRcrltbs6 MitttL-Gts
ne 0rct Grfurun0 unr i:hdetart 9RINtjln. StcE 6a:
mjltt irUts cine Wcttd in 6ium rlSgUbr rantbHt bI
rllt habin. Sjt h;ilt
Ghtra, llntirIlNstdmruoGn, GbnmottsnL
SittT, Die rrtbt Rcbr, 2pippha,
&hct, ShmcrNu in 6cpf @Ttrtnnunatn,
YSils, DurhflI, Sudbua9tn,df.
9cict bic 3cu9uiNc.
0icS tetcudt rnf ib iilr mcbtcrc 9Ncndfr Goris'
EcJedtiliihcr = t5mCr;tuiiUcr i'll iptdtu Shhtu pc'
ur or Cnipiph'n ttn mtiutr ,SdlNi,It Wtr1ii@t hhr
a. 2irpNipW
9NIfcr ou Ser NlptfcutIrtlc iu SAT- Htper.
Etsturd. 9Tnrth1s 2SucrWN
icS nOu tc;tuacn tdi Itb GNGViS' 2 dlnlcritnhius"
nit drcfcm GVipEI IN Ndutu rpu SINNERS tcltr0 Nil'
tcrltitstcidrtrErn, (rpuhitst Hultcm &trt1t III t.
lctrGudt bate uub aIs cine id'dEe1rE SMiller N'e'
am 1ucmpfcblc, i. Y. ;Grrmer
Q0tcr an ser SIpt tfCnEIrt1c.
SrurS N0pis:- GiCs Mat bcicuNcu bIE th Srn
Sruudc 9Gr,uc GrruuShct III itit rrrt his rttr Me'
naru ichr unH i'd mrbtr Sit AGteIitu tmmtr
IutnlptChltu. u wa p"W'
Sdu 9tipcr Set. i5,tS6.
O|y3,un &Grtauf I'M tSirrftu uro NttInrn ttt Stns
fins uuo Sbatp, I25 GhienutltraGc, Yhloctpho,
rt tiuyocn Iltuttu ijr NwutgaUlCn. an ptt ollie 9t'
ittuunlin uuo |(nlpytttbt fir A9mthatn atmohtwT:
ocn mtiItn. - @ccnfal6 gum &trtduf btt 0utb,
9JOuna unS Srcrlcr, in guhitctr rcS ,Fortcttn,'
uno tGi Iarru 21tnt IN AItntaun elnj9eInEsra9tntEn
styttn6. 20, 1850. ral5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
0roScrie.1

Vto0IAAS"
on brratQrEettu Yr;lirn, ot@ orn'A <Nrup Nco'FS
nur 8 Cts rit Nuort-H'Clttr Ncrtr Hiic 5itEr, nlr
81, @ts. unN Elm gutter HrtttA fur ets.-"Ht'r
sutrbaus lVclaiTis. JUL GutF - uno cine &tr:
Eisptnhlit ouprtr sitter. al wihuft,9 81 uttCEn, uno
aHcblf,i(er ais OlE lIchfttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
S216rithf

mirb bisrmit 9e9eben, oa6 cie llnterSsitb
netsn aI8 GrstutOrsn BON Der 9interIoB Sen
ftbaft rcS ueritorbsncn 9 0 b @ tb 6ne
bru6, ICetbiu BON Suowbeitbau Saun
ftbip 9eta @auntp, onqcfeIt mOrcrn iino
- ALE bicieni9rn eaber, weIte nob an
beTa9te 6juteriofcnfhoft ihutciQ iino, mcr
osn bjsmit rIutt, turnbalb 6 gBoden BE-,
einem Ger unteneibnetcn anSuruttn une
abSuteSo6lsn 49, uno cae Scltc, Die ned
5oreuunoan an riefeIbe babgn Nno rb'nfau:
Qebeten ibre 9Iednun9en tuncbalb eeT be-
Ias:sn 3eit etnjubtin9en, an
9Sctcr 2;otb,
SeHrD !Sdrscu.
Stto5u 9, ra6r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
qIES: 1slIIZE:J'.5:3!I',!K 5 6 !,
6.HiYsys4 Id nsy
4r. <. ~. SplpniCno'S
6 ar q y Il t t | | a.
oic auecrprScutIicbite ATcoi;iu Der SSrlt!

70 q I q y Il w
Sic auecrprScutIicbitc 1Fcoi;iu ccr SSrlt!
utbtr ;ptthuuotrt uno fuuf,l tauitnp Yeicnen hno
vihrtno rtn tettn ppti ohrn prn erhttctntn &rant:
htttu r0curth 9,btllt wCrctn. SN hEItt
Srvrfua, RhtumotliIL
Nl0tmrlue Shp6dS !N0rtnadSt StVtGpUtS
QuSWhrunl. b0utWautnthns
9NrturlitbI @ffIttt, Nr&ppra,
gtbtrbti,hpuotn, SNUtmunotn
Itrlfcpflna 91oiTlutt,
Die Rclt, NmYpurm,
or,tronfbyittn, Srtbt unO 65CThmutltc.
~ CaS StbGuc an piti;r 9Ntpijn III. coB ls ntt cte
Gcnituticu prltet, un0 tanner, auth auf pt SthpGtbs
ltlu, mchubGttl9 lplrtt IS 1T rtt CnIt9t NtCtpn
ps nuls r,lntS uuo rtihthcs YIat CritIlt unn auch
cr NrcthGn crrtliht Soul,nce lno brElt, iDrE phsn
Su9ron III pt5tu9In.
0rrfe Nrublabrs- unc CONNER 'WccNln.
Strc puicn icQtl 6rdhohrS uno Spitiobrs cine
Grtttt oapCu ltbrouhtn, um ca@ Splttm 81 rE9uNrEn
uup allie llnrttni0Fs ttn ausgtrsl6tu.
Nebmt Gule &incer in Nht.
Cine gSctd ron z. 3. Srpniluo'S @rtroh ctn Sors
fardrllla rslulNt caS Srtm ttutS Ninrts.
@cIct Die 3cu0niiic.
0ics IT III tr;er0cm raf mcin Sinh pon elmer tNier
&rnutbcrt i'm C5cllht bri1nru murHr wridc oIEn SE'
n,ubunlcr uctuCs Sdn,iltuuritcs troRtG dttr GuV6
cint VcttLl Won IcmnirnNa SNriap3rt!" 53"mIt6 Sr'
,lniSntcwn 5optttt Gcu Va, 2ult2iS5O
,,7fr. ,r, N ,,str,ru rUgr rIurr Or IrwntuN Sar'
iavortio ttt ptlcn SGbrtu pcrFoun uro ais rtntpfr
tcen 9pcCiiiutu tCtrddtt inetm 'hrn pillt Snr,n
B ,urrrr S;adbdric,lft urb Cirictc ttptrft wureCh.
Sin iundrr A1Idnu rru rircm Hrt Niancns GSchlrn
Aotbrcf, purJc Won tcu StrCiclr, rpn ttncn CT Irp
Ec Slunlrtu duf Gem tIttju battH purh Scu Stbr1uO
rincr E9ttd u htilt. SbCs. &cOb uTN SVbn.
SuHTIuBCpW NNJ Eult 5, 1850
92dtbricht.
Nos @utlifum wjrr bCrourb ttnohrthi'at roa
Or. 2. =. Scuufno's Sorioporlo IN 2utrn't bTtlt,t
niro uuttr ptrSclruu0 rtn Suwc5 r. GH.tcn, @hHn
ryTtn glomc in @trpinruul NIT otm pts Dr. 2. y
Scpuino nth ouf icIr Brttd b,iiupIn mirr, UNI St:
tru9 m ptrbmrTn.
NI53nm @ertouf tIi Seutin6 unb e diam
! l25 Ghseutitroft, phMrtpbja, GituToL SHhrIEioIG
Uotntln, fir QtuuMcnulcu. icrult tti Gutb, OpnnN
uno SrcrIcr unC Aaron 98tnt lnHUtnIoun, e'n:
,ior llntyrootuttu fir yItho GuuutN.