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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
DIR. gg.YE. CEE.sP.V.g.N,
DENTAL SURGEON,

liz = I a u - y u u A-V-d,
HAS 10 lated himself al Mt. Sidney and he ten
u ders his profession services to The Citizens
of Augusta. lie will continue to visit them al
their residences as heretofore dpne, and perform
all operations upon the teeth necessary for their
preservation and beauty.
From the finished manner in which he executes
his work he has no dnub' Of giving satisfaction.
lie respectfully tenders his thanks 10 the citizens
of Augusta f'r The liberal support extended Ia him
during the last two years, and SullciIs The continu-
ance of the same.
Oct. Is, 1851.
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Attention o2d Regiment.

'gNIlE Courts of Inquiry for the 93d Regiment,
will be held as follows: For the first Batlal-
idh, in Greenvie On the 9th of November for the
End, in NliddIebrook on The 7lh. and the Regiment
al Court in hlddehrook OH The 9Th.
By order Of The Colonel.
JOHN Y. STERRETT, Adj.
Oct. Is, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
RECORD OF DEATws.

DIED, at the Eeglc Hotel, in this place, on Fri day
night last, Mr.. VILLAS I. BOND, from the county II
Cpshire, aged - years.
DlEO,of whopia5 cough on Sunday morning IN, 9TH
Of Oeob,r SiGVos> FLOyn, infant jlrs htrr Of me
Aun and James w. CrIW1ri, aged 10 mlnths and
days.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
FOR THE CONVENTION.
To tho Public and STRANGERS,

JACOB POLLlTZ & Co., have already I'm.
- packed very large assortment of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
10 which they would invite the attention of stranq
ers and the public generally. Give US call at the
corner Of Va. Hotel.
Slauntun, Sept. "a, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

05- w. W. Corcoran. Esq, Of this city, has.
with his usual liberality, presented fine organ to
the Lunatic Asylum at S,auntnn. Va, To be placed
in the chapel recently erected lhere-.Nat Int.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
AUGUSTA WINGS, READ.

The Editor of the Richmond Republican,in the
course of an excellent article urging upon the
Wings, the necessity of thorough organlzatlon'
draws the following Notifying contrast. We ask
the Wings Of Augusta to peruse it carefully Lei
il not be said hereafter that any Wing was a'S9"'
from the polls on The End Monday in December
1851:
The writer of this was once in Rockingham on
q Presidential election In riding from that county
10 Augusta to vote, he met more Democrats 'han II
was ever his misfortune to see before OF since Oh
similar occasion. They seemed 10 pop out from
behind the trees and rocks and out of the holes IN
the mountains We fell into conversation with
one III them, in the course Of which we offered
trifli1g wager that Clay would beat Polk. IT was
not accepted. We doubt whether many Demo-
Gratis expected to succeed in that memorable cam
paign, but nevertheless they Votsd. They marcn- .
ed ON 10 political death with as firm step as J.,
they were assured Of victory, and their zeal a"J
fortitude proved triumphant. We were ih'"t.'' t
by Commissioner of Election that, at one o' '"0
county precincts in Rockingham some Hhe P..To -
ed shortly before sunset To close the polls W.
said anoher "there are three more rotsrs 70 come
u.t" Soon after, the three more r0tefs strag
SJled in the Democracy of the Preclnct hau ueVei-
eped their full strength. and tine polls were clos
ed This was in the country, and among scat
tered mountain population! Well do these men
deserve 10 DO called Tenth Legion Of Democracy.
Now mark the contrast! A Wing friend GYours
SAYS that he once passed through the great Wing
county of Augusta. which adjons Rockingham, on
Congressional Election day. and saw shree
Wings at work in their fields, who dd'nt know II
was an election day We must have done with
this sort of negligence and lazness uEdor the new
era. We must not expect our great men TO give
us success by the pnwer of their talents foll'cai
strength lies among the masses in the workshops
on the farms, in the hollows OF the mnurtalns.-
Every voter must be seer, talked with, and con
WINGED, if he have doubts upon the subject, tha'
one day devoted to the performance Of his duty al
the ballot box, is not day lost from his WORK, OUT
the most profitable use to which he can put day
because it may place those in pawer whose admin
istration will greatly advance his welfare anC
make the products Of his farm and ofhs labor more
valuable and keep out those whose policy woGi'
forever hold the State at stand STILL even II 1t dix
not work positive injury to his interests.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

o. General Wool is reviewing the volunteer
companies in the Western part Of New York. and
making speeches there. The General is spoken of
as q candidate fhr President.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
Rockbridge Land for Sale.

gEyHE subscriber will sell at public Auction, or
Il the 10th day of November next, his Planta
lion, known as the "Gay Farm, lying on lhe
North River in the Pastures OF Rockondge' aho
between the Furnace and Forge OF bath ifor
Works.
'''''''' 700 20, AoRzs.
about 200 Of which, are River Bottom, and 10 one
of the most valuable and productive farms in tina
section of Rockbridge, being in good condition and
we'll adapted to the culture Of grass and all KINDS
of grain. 1t has upon it an excellent
TIN YARD,
and is located in good neighborhood. Persons
wishing to purchase are invited to view the prem
ises before the day of sale.
TERMS.-The purchase money will be divid-
ed into four equal ANIMAL payments the Purchas-
or executing bonds with good security, ard the IT,
tie withheld until the purchase money is paid
Farther particulars on the day of sale:
The sale, will take place at the Forge OF Bath
Iron Works, at IL O'Clock NJ. when survey OF
the land will be exhibited.
AT The same time and place, will sell at public
auction, On a liberal credit. a
TRACT OF LAND,
lying on Bratton's Run, in said County, called the
Bear Tract, containing about 400 ACRES. This
tract, is heavily timbered and has Water-Powel
upon it.
These lands will be shown by MIR. James Wat
kins, residing at Bath Forge.
AppREss.-Wm. Weaver, P. Master, Buffalo
Forge, Rockbridge Co.
WILLIAM WEAVER.
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COATS AND We rs.

A BEAU FlFUL lot can he seen at d. A.
kvSer'S. which We're made expressly To his
own order, and which he offers very low. Call
and see them.
Staunion, Oct. Is, 1851.
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NOTICE.

TNHERE will he meeting of the Stockholders
= in the Middlebrook and Brownsburg Turn.
pike Company, in Middlebrook. on Thursday the
20.h instant.
Q@saa r, BA.~.Ae.
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TEE LAST NOTICE.

C9EHWEs
rENIlTS is to notify all persons indebted to me as
agent, to come forward and pay their respect
i've claims; as longer indulgence will not he given.
So look out. +. NJ. CUSHING.
Stanton, Oct. |, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

RY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to me BY
- Andrew Gwin, on the 9Th day Of August
1912. (to secure The payment Of a sum of money
due II. Sitngton) and on record in the Clerks Of
flee of Pendeton county, will sell at public auc.
ton tor cash ,on Friday the 10 day of October next
al John Long's smith shop, on Shaws Ridge in
Highland county, tract of land on Shaws ridge,
granted 10 said Andrew Gwin by virtue of a land
office treasury warrant, in conformity with sur
vey made IN the 9Th day of July 1910, and ad
joining the lands of St Clair Stewart and others
1t contains two hundred and twenty three acres
Sale &c commence at 10 o'clock.
q. H. DAMRON, Trustee.
Oct 6 1871 II
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

IN pursuance ola decree Of the Circuit Court Of
L Augusta County, made at The November Term
1850, in the suit of Robert Elarnsberger's repre-
sentaiives against the devisees of Major Dowell,
We will on Saturday the first day Of November
next, in the town of Staunton, proceed 10 sell at
public auction, in parcels TO suit purchasers, the
following Lands belonging to the estate Of said
Dowel, to wit
$4,000 ACRES,
lying near the South Mountain adjuining the Mount
Tory lands and others, valuable for Timber and
Iron Ore These lands are valuable fur Iron Ore,
Timber and ranging Cattle.
TERMS.-So much of the purchase money as
will be necessary to defray the expenses of sale
and costs of suit will be required in cash-on the
residue will be credit of six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty fur months, purchasers giving bond
with approved security. The title will be retained
as ultimate security until all the purchase money is
paid up.
WM y K KINNEY. ! com'rs.
Dot g 1871 At
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French, Italian and Spanish Languages,

NNONS. ROUX. Professor of the aboye lam
I'VE guages, offers his services to the Ladies mot
attending the InsiiluIe) and Gentlemen of Staun-
ton. For terms Of tuition apply to Mons. Roux,
Virginia Hotel, No. 81, or ~ The Book sellers.
Sept. "a. 1851.
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w 3 II TEE VE.W ~
For Cheap Ready-Made Clothing!
.X(IX:-

NRANK & CO, under the Virginia Hotel, beg
IL leave 10 invite the attention OF the public to
a.. etnck uf
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TO Black S m t his.

MY property on Main ST.. Monterey Highland
A'A Co., consisting of lot containing one third
ofan acre, q good DWELLING HOUSE, AwA
Kitchen. Smnke. House, Stable. and first TyIM
rate shop, for sale. For any one wishing ts-1Aei
to carry IN the smithng business, this stand can't
be beat in the county. There is no other smith
shop in the town. An excellent run of custom
thrown in gratis. Terms made known by appli-
cation to me by letter or otherwise.
JOHN WILSON.
NInntere, %, g 1871 q,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVE for sale ab,ui hundred head of very
likely YOUNG CA TILE xrsuz.-,syss
from two To three year old. which (ez y
ain willing 30 sell on accommoda-
ting terms, Any person wishing to sls4a.-adsA..e
purchase will please call on me. near MsSsie's
Mills, Nelson County, and twenty-five miles from
Midway, in Augusta County.
JOSEPH II. SHELTON.
October Is. 1851 At.
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II IW EAr.G GOODS.
DAVIS "A. EsySCR,

is now receiving and opening large aud beau
titul importation of FAIL. AND WINTER
GOODS Of the very latest styles. which have
been purchased principally Tor CASH, in Tile North
eTn markets, and will be said on accommods TING
terms. Ills assortment will he very complete aud
cheap.
Slaun on, Oct. Is, 1851.
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ATTENTION.!

F>HE Courts for the Send Regiment will be
held ON the following days, and at the fol
lowing places viz: For the lst Battalion at New
Hope, on the 20lh of November; for the 2nd Bat
TALON at Waynesbor"ugh, on the 2lst and the
Regimenlal Court at New Hope on the 22d Of
November.
S. D. CRAWFORD, Col. 32d Reg't.
October 1851
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

October |, lS5l.-4w.
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September "a, lS5l.-tds.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND

NStHt tut OdII16II5 IItII
Oct 8, lS5l.-4t.-Vin. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

Oct. 8, ls5l-tds.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-21
SSistcr muS bcfien SreunSc inn
Scuo+

g2i0iom Si9lCr, ais CT Gin Mit9tco ccs Stnats ron
Qmnrlv0uin mar, urttrlttett bic Nnminlrotcn uno
olS Glin5 pcn GjcuprrnGr Ycrttr, nit unnah9Gbi9cr
Sr0lG-?us GjcupIrnSr pcrtsr aus Dem l(mts 9itna,
partn toum % 3titun9cn in om Stoot bic nltbt lth
robu ausbrtdttn ro6 9crttr's 8c0cruna cine pcr=
Ihpmrtrjibt crcr fblltbtt 9tptltn fi. ga montbs
oim0In ic ptit uub bjIfu e Gins b1nrlbe RC9iCrung-
Giui0t Ger nGmltbn Gritrrtn tit nomaIs 9ttln9En
fUbrin uno iitGr G'ruptrnSr YrrtEr btrftIcn, tben
nrtb om Srpf rtridttn. uno ltrCtn rodrr fir ttnet
0prttGu unp 9Ctrcucu Srcunp gHilIiam S9lr
Sn 1912 mc(lk Gjclc. Nrrttr Qcrnt ~. 81. 2(ubsr=
fen, rtr rC1dmGbilt Caucus Ganbirat fir Stootss
ShoGnGttr 9ttcttn Ibcn. On rititm kncm &crbas
ttn faub CT in 01iUiom @iatr QCraot rcn 9Nonn Der
mUl mar otrrn 2tnrcrrn in itin rCljttlhcs G6rat t
hlfin.-Grup. 9cttcr mar rO9clcn ros Sftn I'll de
0rudtu bHn QEmi8ttittwrm i'll 9cttn. e. mar
gRi Uiom YiQltr-G5cup. Ycrtir rcE0tt in 1913
cine V}lu nit itinCn &ttc, mCbr Qicrtcbruna fdr Die
OrpEbfrna nsn Gamof>8 clmiiicufrS Elrh -AaS-
&c(t raf,-itbt Stnot Saatbuh, Sel'e 726, une oa
uyrplt Shr fuotn eab 10 Senolcrcn ocatn 1itll 9hI
gTuIuit uuurU-uUp Carllnttr flnott chr otn 0tamen
ron 9S Il lam " StotSr.-Scnit battn mir bier ci=
rcn antcrn 8cpttB r0f CT imncr ocatn Scfcrm oc=
fiImt bat Sn AItm bas Cicup. 9pcrtIr untCrnabm
fauN CT in 8t0tCr cincn ftitIn uno mormtn TrsunN,
uno tcth luo bic nImItthtn 0trrtn, Die kctm Vrrtcr
rtrb 0tbcIlm hottn, nun fltiin0 on bCr drttil ftr
Wi9hr "a ciitlhtnrtn-S SorrtjabItr. ptun Sbr cie
otI YcrttrS @tQNruna uicbt picrtr pmGi eSbrOtbt
Ebtn wrlIt 70 curft Sbr mint fir @i9tr ltimntn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-21
2pfpfpfp 2ic6e fiji ?tu6lGnber.
Scufftbc uno S5rlGnbcr ScIet!

s. . stantcn, Gin ectcfctc gDltsliIO prs gRsmpbiS
(Stnntt) OlltrltS I'M lteKu Gcn9rcG Der Scr. Staa5
th ttd in IEsttn 9Noi CjnS 92tpI relIbt. in psIebeF
CT M6h: -
SD fir mrin Sbeil fam fcin ltnfTfbieo
oorin fcbeu, cob man Ginen freieu gteger
nab Qfrifa poer caB man einen Seut
den .cNcr 6 trifbsn in etsIss eanS
brjn9t."
or hntm mir toS 6irfdh unflrrr Gtoucr fir Die
OeutIhen uno Girl tbcn,-rit fb pcn ibren
Srtb tr6lUBcn hOtCn uno untr inns ibrs SrCihrit
QtnitFtn,-rcn OR Sunae cluGS ibrsr btrrcrrooenocu
NitoiIrr. SSa Itnt Spratbt III cine unhGflidc uno
utricbtlbt.-&Cn cen crlfcn unb bttn 9RSnnern oicz
Er llnicn 0IhGrGn unttr rs 0tutldcn unb SLl6nrcr,
unb bctb wClcn cln9r unCrcr GCanEr iit GlS n7 tgs
Ir ais Die Ncatr onfhcn-O cutftbc uuo Srz
ldnber tSnnt SIR firnIrbin itnt 9artti untrltdenE
QGtnn SIR otbubrCnon Rcpttt fir Cub clbIt hatf,
70 mist Sbr hi uitbtir 9Ioh bcrprrtrrttn, uno Cure
0onp StSrtt fir Die gRbi1 GauSioatn anlpenotn uro
9cltn hit 9ctcrFc gorttt, bic MRit9itrr ron pdhrr
Cub ihGnolitb btkoi9t h06In.-Oirs 1T obCr nctb
njht 2tGtS mas mir in 8tu9 Ouf bitNn GEStnitanp m
a9tu batGn
8. Q. @trner. Samls Yaos. gtnionin 8. Srspitsr,
9Gm. y. Ycttit, Il. ~ YairnS, Sr0utlS gRhartcn,
Il. ~. Cummings, gS. Iotnrp 9tarlt, uno gfnl. 9.
0alIcuCI-alIt rrcWinCntS ectcctcS ucn philadelphia,
putli;irtEn untrm 3lttn NGai 1851, Crcu Irttd un=
ter ibrcn CjonGn 9omt rpcrin is ris nbt :noturaliz
frttn Sir4cr WihuINiAcn, in rtElsn Sbtttn Der Saet
upo rem GuuntN NbaoClpha, % Ote SRa dit ocs . c.
! tcQutc u:SNittm6 fir RGpreGcnta ttcn qGn;=
| tjtb ju Serlt6rcn"-SiC tCIhutei9tn bie NuslSn=
rr ,,oic e ttmmt6it en- au cine unper9tsi db=
! Ii tb c 9B cilt NIT IN 9c fcemG IIl9cn Stimmsu
ju Il cn"-uro o0nllt ,otr RcInbdt uno Der Scrt=
bauer unitrIr Sntuticnrn, Ctncn btftSsn Shla9 su
oufen," inbm ilt ,,ju untrf0hrcn feicn uno
unItr pcttttfhes Srttm nj DIT trnnEtsn."
| 6icv halt ihrS Shr outnrcntrbcn luSlInNCr-Sie
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-21
fqnfcrc SluafIcb ten.

Gin Nhjt0cdrbjo GrrrlFrurnt res ,0iatirno
&DtA," lbrrct frIlturtS:
,Yclitji,bt 2tn9tN9Cuhtjtcn fbcirm ctrO5 ?(ufncrf
Nmttjt n trrcltn. @a miro nun rcn olItn StltGu ;u
Nc9Cttn rO9 in 10 iutit rit SMtt mo Gnunm VhllaNd
phlN bthclu0t iinN, t0s 9Hh9Sittt cine GtrwItatn:
q Mhrhtlt trh0tin miro. llbi 0Gtr olS bic cea T.
ten 3 adj S0plrr in 1913 rar.-SGuiInot rcu Cbr:
tibcu OtmcrotGu iprIthu Gftuth ibrin Gutiblu5 aus
9c9tn ibrc, uno fir ptt NIhil. .GonciNdkn 81 Tim:
neu, uub Nmt, ais cas- cinilt gGttti in ibrtu oiu-
zen, lhrc CNtnt 8ttbtn 81 rrint9tn-uno iDrr Y0rtti
tnt ,,0EottIcc GlsetrIoS~ 81 9ttIn.
GcurtrnEr Schnitcn bIint CS, III Gin 0rrftr 9it6:
lir0 unttr rtr arttjtturtu GNiIt in Tbll0plpba.-
o'tonnt III Is ros bNs Ger TOll in Gem Spin0:Cq0r:
oSn 0ltltt it, 0lluc fine 9lhrbtlt nltt unttr 1000
Stimntn tlGitcn miro. limo tann CT ncb ciniol
Smnprtom rrrt hdtn, c 00utt ith fiber, r0F CT in
rtfU Cinji9n 0iltrtt alIn 1900 Nltbrbtit Crbalttn
mjrr
Ger cbrtbt Schn Strrtm crbItt outb cine orcEs
Stlumt in Nht0rcIrhio, inrm 81 b,tanut III, rdf CT
cen rctbkn Gb0ratttr teNet, Gin outer Canal GcmmT
Ncntr 81 motbGu. 1il NNOit rt9 &ctfS mCint cs rbr:
b, mo fam rohtr ribt flblIn fir Cltbi Suuir ais
IpIt Schnltcn uno SttrNm ju 9cbm."
GjltihI0utjnbt CrfrMtibt 0iotbrhtin Crbattu mir
Yrn alien Sh0ltn res Staot6.-Sn 8 NGritlN Gounm,
uno IN rtm Ncrrtn uuo QRtitln i'm lultmEjucn, IIno
MIR YTiibut ha3 @9lr5 Qcpularitit tti GRtittm
rldt c 0rrB it, ais man jurt pllIin pclItt, uno r0B
SChncn cine mtt ihucrcrc Stimmt crbaIttn miro ais
IN lSiS.-Stlnt Iomrltraticn bat b0S &rlt rGuia
btfrtrlSt Gc0ncr oCtr, trCnoIu ollie NfCrYtn
an i'm ju ttitatn. ltttr cine itltbtl Sd;bt, rrthc
ccn %romtGn ach0nSblbt miro, mtlhe bic lclts0totr
fdr ri;It Sabre rrtbpmbG uno arroutt haGcn, fam
st ttntm oufttlirttn Vutum, uitbtS anbcrS ols cine
tartt 9iNoUIa9t criuarttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-21
Die NoIfSsGclrcr ioilcu Gr9cm SnS Solf
au1ctpcncct ipcrScu

g2r hattu rurtb 0utI 2uthrritIt pnrcmmcn, ra6
Sjmrtrn Src6, Supulunrcut bcr Grnitrutticn an Der
ntutn SroFt, um tN .Yl0nc5" ;u um]Ebcn. an; bem
IlC0htHN Ycrtolt RNNlrt9. mClhtr 0c0en Die 3cr=
lhrftcn rtr Gcutltullcu ccn 9tnnr.vantn furtb ecs
trfrtr GGn0 Gcmmllcntrs CrrOnut pcrrcn III, nun
prohlf, tog Cambria GOuutp ttt Der n6biitn gBobl els
nt 400 tis 500 Sflmmtn arC8rrt N2tbrbGit fir Die
gctca atttn Wcbt. ais tS oitS it 9ttton botc. Sbue
3pNfu 0Irtnt tr tit Nrttittr on rCn 9Icrttn nit rm
&clF5:Hlct IL tttthtn, uno mtnn CT tics nicht tbun
t0un, SIT jwlp9cn fur 9&iGm Bt1ltr ~ ltimmCn.
z 6Gue 0cmctratie! S0rtsjohltr ron Qcnniris
pOultu, btcIutt o0B rEit 0ctc Ytamttu tti nahltrr
2GdM Olts in lbrr Gavalt cb cs rttbt ccCr unrctbt M
onIptnrm mcretn. nm tbrt StlIcn frrtwttbatttn
Wirnir pcn QtuuhlponiCn Grpabd, btnn cs ii cine
wbtt9G QHoM pCrbanbtn Gs III cine 9Iahl bci mctbcr
pMt ycFc St0mttn dbtrEult uTrtn clttn, ras ic eaS
&cit ldn8t 9tnl3 9t0u hattn, uno raB cS ctht Gtn=
oTun9tn tcIntSIpt9S out btibt. 9tht fam Der Sisa
crrun9en wretn, ptnn nur bic 9SbiGs ibrc 9fIibt
bun uno OlIt Sarbrabr fir fltb ilbit bonb In. Die
Sra0t III aptbtn Dem 8Clt-otn SOrbt;obtrn auf ecr
tlncn Stttt, uno rcrrrr6mtn uno Mritbptnosriibcn
ectrfrtc 8E0wt,n ouf Der 0nbtrn. 2Htr fam baber
an oim Gus9an9 ;pHfln
SHbi3s uno 1ctrtut uno Gbrttbt Otmcfrattn tSScntt
abr, ooB et Gctcctc St0mtCn atcs nuftGtCn rptrbCn
burtb gu9 Nttru9 uno WtittbunQ nit @uCrcm ciacnen
CjLrC zen Sic9 81 Crrtnltn. SCo pabSr, Sbr rpatrEn
&attrIonos Srtunoe, Guf @utrtr putb. lo0tst Cs i'm
6tratbmlE r0G 6jtrturn biSftr ertc @tOmtcn lteks
Sabr in philadelphia, notbom It y ibr GG1srat bat,
TN rtt NHohtn Ouf cine rttbtmSr9t 92cf n hattn,
rnnrb cntn SHbi0 aus ttncm sintrdoibtn 2tm tCtrc-
gen botn. SitS III pjG9fo9t obr Ss ii pabr, uno
unrt Gt9nr otrftn cs nltbt ttu9ucu OSnn bic Sotbs
III Fltcm pcn rir Gcurt unttrutbt bSr 0ctctc gcama
tt otNtNet uno rcr rtlImIE9 crpibt GRblo ciuacIet
ipcrcen. 9Non barf r0br lrttbcn ,otrrcn, bic ibre
Toe nltbt hGbr bdetn, nitbt rpiitSr rouu ais man
fc liIbt SEbN robcr rcnflGtn fbarf auf fr Siuger,
uno tbut Sure YIibt Sbr QBbi9s un0 cbrtbtn Drmc=
frOtin, uro urir 9cibdtir t5curtrrGr Scbnitcu mug
rrhma5 cruibt tptrrc. Ga m0tbt unftrc Gc9ner
lbyIib hnubIn. unb tSit tinG gRa unetriltbt 98i
Il III YiQter bic Spjet ;u bjctrn rtr rpit mir rurdb
,tut Snmtu ouf oa6 Sf,ntlttbs Drldin bslptGtn ba=
Yen, ourtbau5 uibt5 wtn9rr ais Gin &trlhptnotr 9s=
nount wtror fam. 0ithmt atst Cure 2utIutbt nlht
u unrehtGtrn gyittt, pt nWs rur gu CIT turtb unrre
StonCr otibittt-.rt1n N2ttht uno 9Gobrbtt miro tcs
ttbru, unp eua uuo &ru9 mus untrgbcu."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-21
gspptlente mebmet Sbatbt!
SiirGcr puu 2tbuDlfin nno Carbon
Sduuties,

!6oltct sS i'm GsodhtutF! raG @hltr IN
ttnsm Stntin9 Srnb:gton rrrthlu9, etne itne Scnne
mas sS outb fsin mS9c, oils Sdinbtn, SISdE
Stipes, SnjbcarCs, cl;, roubs Ststne, nuo fc9llth
outb StCntctIen. inhcm or iaot ,pas es autb tnnSr
fti," pdbss nibt auf oGn StaatspTfIn, uno fcl9Itd
auf GcnpoGuis:QEsrtCn bcfSrctrt rpirc,-cusnl Sor
pcn elmer bobEu SIiu auf Die Scnns ron 1000 Yfuno
per NRclG untertpcrfen lsln fcl.
8Grocr ron 0sCbn uno ctentrnomtsn GauntcS! Sbr
bott o0rn Gin ticcs SuttrcIs. Gbcn liug tobtn mir
Soru fir Staotsrptrts Gabt cbnc popcn T9enp Ctnsn
Nuem 9cbatt ;u baben, uuo nun rptnn mir aut
GcmpagntQHrfcn ouf Den Torft wclIcn, 70 irllen MIR
ncben ncn bcbn 3SOcn rem staot nodb gt9tCr'6 Hn'
! fltbt rcthr0ts tiutn bcbtn Sar 6r;0Ben
NoG Siater ocs pcr9tihtoaSn bar, borf Ii'n>ouo
ttu9nsn unO bag bisfrs fir Ole Scbcrac9tnon bThIt
un9crtbt esprtt bate, 1T Jcccn enshtenb, bticns
btrs pctn man ibnGn trft pcrbtr rcb 10 Gents Sar
auf tSc Scnuc 8cben gc9 hate tuie pies C5 dm tle
8 lcr'S Yuftnfreun0, habtn mtlIte. 1(uth fir uns
in Gca Gountr ctc mir fbcn 70 rcl Sor tc,obt tottn
tnc mob tsnsn 9luecn ron Den StaatspcrteR botttn
fc wc 3n9l;tb auf Die 8ccllcutt, ptrot fctb tn Sor
| bShlt bart uno ur9trttbt gcpcfcn ltin.
| Sbr Prrtttute uuo 9ur9er rcn 2ttto, Gartcn uuo
SburtFiI Gountits itttrbaupt mir rohtn Cub crni:
llb, 8l9rr uno fine partsfrslroe aus 2(rlntern 81
hdttcn,-rcnu CT hat btrUcsn rag CT h feline StFftc:
ln9tn mabcn fanu, tpt brp,r mir atltcrCts bier &C:
trdt fro. Ga CT bat stirt rag mir ncb uttbt bart
9cnu9 9sor fticn gr bat ftrnsr rcutttb i'll erftnrtn
Ss9lGtr RAP CT fGirs GcfiIlc fir uus bat. Esnn Sbr
nabCr lei rdthftr gODl fir Cure SutcrtfIcn 9tbsn
rprlt 70 mt6t Sbr fit Scbnitcn ittnmsr. - Seat'
Gut pfEtbt Semanb Ia0er, ras Sti0s Isi nitb lpobr
70 ilno mir iere 9Rtnutc ttrsit eoicI6E M btpcitn-
Gcr9t oabtr fir Cub Idtt uub ittmnt fit 9RIlam g.
Scbnltru, renn untcr ibm no @urr SHttrrIItn rSItn
fiber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-21
Giufnbrrn nnS S(usfnbrcn.

Tit Girfubrcn rrn outISnttibn Raortn in om
gIcucrt loafn IuShrcno orm 9)1cnat Stunt btlkn ftb
ttiroht ~ IN ulcncn Z baltr. Die Uuffbs
rrn WibrCuo ocm niuIitbn 3rtraum iuarGn nur ctras
dbsr 4 MtIltcnrn SbOIsr. Gs Ekibt b0bsr
cine %Jonj ron
ueber5 Milionen 3baicr 9c9cn un5!!
0urtb bic nSmlitb 3tit fino in turu Inoftu Sl2l 234
bor9do Ctrncihiiit, uno gGitIicrCn 462 Souiuo
6unNat uno 81 StalIr oua9titbrTt pcrbtu. Gtrs
Ti9t oIlc caS in cutm cinj9tn 9Rcnot
ucbrr 6 M0ioncn $baIer 6artorIb
mctr ms 2i$tono 9lihitt ais ruotfbift uurrs gRtr
min iltb ftrutrbiu wunrGrn lptnn ras gRctbt rar in
QDcr mill fr02cn mas rit lriaht it, roB Die 6traot.
grciit r nterr ilno q ou9t Der Sori pcn 1916 in
grttuj III. ttnrsu mir ttun anocru 3uliouo rit Din.
at crwortn.-S&6rt ttr gIbia SariT rcn lS42 in
Griit'ni 0EGisHsn, unfr &gUt rofir bic Sabt wdref
9anj ODoSrS lttbm. g