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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-06-10

The Young Hickory OF the Granite Hills.
The nomination of Pierce is glorious termi-
nation of the labors of the Baltimore Conven-
ton. There is not the man throughout the
Union possesses more of the spirit and charac-
ter of Andrew Jackson than Franklin Pierce OF
the noble old Granite State. His name is tow
er of strength His nomination is equivalent
to success.
With Young Hickory of the Granite Hills fo1
the standard bearer and the old Jacksoniar
motto of retrenchment and reduction of the
power and patronage of the federal governments
inscribed upon it, another glorious Jackson vic
tory awaits US Washington Urion
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Singular Neeting.-When Louisiana became
State, brass twelve-pound Spanish gun was
forwarded, among other trophies, to Washington,
as property of the federal government When
Lieut. Hunter took Alverado, he captured gun
the exact counterpart of the former, even to the
miuntest marks and ornaments, the date of erch
eing 1740. The two sisters, so long and strangely
parted, are now united again, in the 10th year
Of their age, at our national capital
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The Sir John Franklin E,n.,.-.

Z
The following clauses of instruct;or.
the Board of Admiralty, will be read -. .n 0y
est: sr-
The object Of the first OF these sx,.,...
will be the endeavor to recover tbosa -OA'
Sir John Franklin which ceased at Can. y u
den, to the north of Beechy Island and wv
low up such traces ifthey should be fonna -O'-
object of the other expedition viii be demos. -: 4.
possible, at Winter Harbor Melville T.s.~.
failing that, at Byam Martin Island 9 .r--,
provisions, fuel, and clothing for anv ss'.T rs3T
that might reach such positions from C.-.s -'''s'
COlinson's or Commander McClure,s st. '-'s
AS regards the first named exnadi,i..
the possible contingency of coming nv. -r' =.
John Franklin's track, we cannot too s. CI
impress upon you the necessity Of vor, e!
fishing along your line of route cacbette. .,
visions sufficient to supply your crsws
those of the missing ships, should ,Dy
happen to your own vessels, and renda,
cessary for you to return without them :.
general rendezvous at Beechy Islgnd and
will be most careful along the line Of ,ucb =
as well as in every other direction you NAV b.-.
TO take, to avail yourself Of every rer,o.l.,l,
prOmontory, point of land, or other distinct
locality, to deposite exact notes Of your oo,s
ton and intended proceedings and vou -
give positive orders that these notices ~,
ords are to be deposited ten feet true No,.b :,
the cairn or staff, and likewise beneath ori, -.
cairn itself
With regard to the expedition to be desn,,,S
ed towards Melville Island, it is scarcely - :.
contemplated that under the most favorsbrs =.
cumstances more could be done in the first ss,-
son than TO reach that point; and the Office, :,
charge Of that service will Of course have ,,l.
into account the having to winter in that omar.
ter
His earliest attention in that case. in the an.
suing Spring, will be-1, the depositinr sB,s
supplies at Melville Island as he can spara -
endeavoring to convey them thither bv sled,e.
If he should not reach the island with his shin.
and 2, the detaching travelling parties in sve,.
terly direction for the combined purpose -.
search for traces of Sir John Franklin. and ~
depesiting notices in conspicuous situations 4,
TO where the supplies are left, but being al the
same time strictly enjoined to return to their
ships before the usual period of the breakingup
of the ice, in order that such ships nav return
to their rendezvous at Beechy Island, or Other
wise prepare for quitting Lancaster Sound 70
return to England, according as the supplies Cd
board Of his ships, and the length Of time con-
sumed in the above service, shall require.
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A TOuc hing Incident.


The Louisville Democrat relates the following
touching incident:
"An aged mother-a woman of seventy years
of age-left her home in the Emerald Isle some
ten weeks ago, to seek the abode of her chill
dren, who are now resident at Louisville Af-
ter tedious passage, and the trouble incident
to long journey, she reached this city from
New Orleans, last Monday night, on board of
the Alexander Scott, and soon she was surroun-
ded by her children. Her son was the first TO
see her, and he hastened to inform his sister of
their mothers arrival. They met-the mother
and daughter-in one long embrace, which only
ended as the infrm mother sank with excite
ment to the floor. She had swooned away in
the rapturous enjoyment of beholding, once
more, q daughter so long lost She pronounced
blessing upon her children, and tainted away
Whenever restored to consciousness, the sight of
her children, and the pleasing recollection of
their presence would overcome her with emo
tons, and again and again she would faint in
their arms. Physicians were called to aid, but
could afford her no relief. For two days she
continued in this condition, until worn out by
fatigue and excitement, exhausted nature gave
way, and the mother now sleeps welP in the
new green earth of her new made home How
strange how sorrowful, and how touching are
the incidents of life"
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n9-Wm. T., aged eight years, son ofTbonas
Bateman, was killed at Salem, Mass, on Satur-
day, by an old scrubbing broom, which he slI
another boy were throwing at each other. VII
liam was struck on the back Of the neck and
died INSTANTLY
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NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Democratic
bled at Baltimore upon Tuesday the 1st inst,
and continued in session until Saturday last,
when on the 49th ballot FRANKLIN PIERCE of
New Hampshire was nominated for President,
and VIM r. KING of Alabama for Vice President.
We have only room this week for brief no.
tice Of the proceedings.
The temporary organization was effected by
the selection of Hon. RosULUs SAUNDERS, of
North Carolina, as Chairman and on the perma-
nent organization Hon. J. ". DAVIS, Of Indiana,
.ss chosen President, with Vice President
from each State.
All the States were represented except South
Carolina. Cen Commander was present, as
usual, delegated by some kfty persons, but the
Convention refused TO consider them the State
Of South Carolina.
The two-third rule was adopted by very
decisive vote, early in the session and after
some time spent in eHdeavUrius to accommodate
the hosts of delegates sent by Virginia and
some other States, the Convention proceeded to
ballot for n candidate for President.
During forty-eight unsuccessful ballots Cass
buchanan Douglas, and Marcy were alternate
" in the ascendant Gen. Cass' highest vote
ves on the 35th ballot, when he received l3l
votes Buchannn's highest was on the 22d and
23d when he received 104 votes Judge Doug
las reached 90 votes upon the 30th and 31st
ballot, and Gov Marcy 90 votes upon the 46th
ballot.
Upon the 49th ballot the vote stood
Pierce 262
Csss
Douglas
Butler
Houston 1
1t therefore appeared that Gen. Franklin
Pierce, of New Hamshire, was nominated as the
Democratic candidate for President Of the Uni
ted States, by a vote nearly unanimous.
During the ballot an intense excitement pre-
vailed, and as State after State changed its vote
the shouts from the gallery and from the mem.
bers were deafening.
As soon as the nomination was known outside
Of the door, national salute was fred in front
o, the Han.'
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for a
candidate for the Vice Presidency, and the first
ballot resulted as follows:
VIM. r. King, of Ala. 126 Pillow, of Tenn, %
VIM. O. Butler of Ky, q Atchinson Of Mo. 70
Strange of n. G.. % Davis, Of Ind,
Downs, of La, 30 Cobb, or Ca,
Weller, of Ohio, 70
The Convention then proceeded to a second
ballot, when William r. King, Of Alabama, vas
nominated.
King, 277 Davis, Miss,
On motion, the nomination for President and
Vice President were unanimously concurred in.
Mr. Brown, of Tennessee, Chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions, submitted platform
the same in substance as the old platform, with
the addition of endorsing the Compromise at
great length. 1t was adopted almost unani-
mously by the Convention, under the operation
Of the previous question.
The Convention then, after appointing Com
mittee to inform the candidates of their nomi-
nation, and Democratic National Committee,
consisting of one from each State, adjourned
sine die, with nine hearty cheers for the cause
and its candidates.
The Convention closed its. labors amid much
enthusiasm and good feeling.
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HEAD QUARrERs Isr REG. 81 BRIG. |

IUIH DIV. eIILa NOI June 5IH Io0-'
The order for Battalion parade at No. !, 90
the llth inst, is hereby countermanded.
al The companies composing the lst
81 Regiment, Sd Brigade, 18th Division
FL Pennsylvania Volunteers, viii assem-
ES1A bic at Plane No. 4, Allegheny Portage
EAa Rail Road, for drill and inspection,
armed and equipped as the law directs,
SIY on Tuesday the % day of June ls52
U Commanders of companies on srFl-
EH wing at the place designated in this or
- der viii report to Capt. r. White.
By order of c. III. HEYER.
1t. Col. 1st Reg. Sd Brig 10th Div Pa. Vol
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NRff ice.

The school in the above named District vi
be opened on Monday the 14th inst
A. LEWIS, President Of C0mmittsA
Ebensburg, June 10, 1S52-34-3t
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Orphans Court Sale.

Uf virtue of an order of the orphans Court in
ID and for the County of Cambria, the subscri-
bers will expose to public sale at the house OF
James Mckinley in the borough of Summityl.e
on Saturday the Sd of July, 1852, at one O'CLOCK
P. Nj. The following real estate, viz {: lot o.
ground and house thereon erected situate In the
borough of Summitville, adjoining the property
of John Major, John Mills, and fronting on haA
Road Street, being the property of Henry Lear
ly late of Washington Township, decd. =
Terms TO be made known at the time OF ssS-
JOHN MAJOR, ! ,5n'r.
AUGUSTUS mcconnell,
By order Of the Court. r. L. JOHNSION.
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DIED

Ather residence in Blacklick Township, Cam
orla County, on the 2lst of May last, Mrs. MAR
GARET DAVIS, consort of James Davis, aged If
ty-sI1 years seven months three weeks and four
days
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WANTED,

WWO good heavy yoke of oxen, for wnio@ ots,e
fair price will be paid-enquire at q TINS 0i-'
or to J. r. Thompson, at Pensacola min'
May 27, 1852.
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Thursday, June 10, 1852.
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DELEGATE Elections.

For Canal COmmls5lOn6I,
WILLIAM sEARIGHT, of Fayette.
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For President,
GENERA FRANKLIN PIERCE,
of New Hampshire.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
GbineIIIeDe 2tusGttbtcn fir Die
1auipu,

Die ucreomerifauIh Union 1T Sinful
! fen uno Wanolungen uuterworten, mel1e
es ibr fbnerer MAIDEN, al5 tr9eno stnem Eah'
De in Der gSelt ben Sang uno ete 0eltoll
ibrer 3ufunft su bsftmmen. Ser Saupt-
einfub III bic ginpanoerun9, ees mafen-
baften 3uilr6mens pon nSremren." wtlde
Die mannibfoltgfrn Spratcn, Sitten une
anftauunssn bterber trln9en.
8i56er war Ginw anccrun9 fdlt nur cine
europiifte, lie Fam nur rcn Slten; teIt Dem
Gintritt @aiifornicn5 ober, III tie @tnnan
peruna aud cine aiiatifbs, cine weliItbe 9e'
ucrcen. Sn GalifOrnien Sundha meroen
| Ih Der 6tlihe uno welllibc@inwancerun9s'
from beoeonsn, uno on5 3Gidmmentretttn,
Die Mifbuu9, miro merfwurot9 9enu9 leln'
gSer in er(ter Geibe von 4 len aus bic I'm.
ion nit sinem neusu Suwoh5 bersihat. II
ca5 bimmlifte &eib. Sdpn fett Gin pdar
| Sdbren Iino einSelue GDmefen nab 9olIfor'
nisn gefommen; ieet aber naboem ods tSe
Irudt ucn Den o0tti9en E SddgCn III oa5 HHtb
Der Wittc uub Die benahbartcn SnIeln 0e
orun9en, bcgnnt bic ginwoncerun9 maf3n'
| Ibaft IA luaoen. uno menu erli bic GspClu
tion. mcIdc icet tte uftbr refine GUnoIite"
su Qetin beuuubi8r ti5 0ancs 9efptcn9t
baben mio, mcttbe nod, immer RE unter-
tbanen eeS 3opfrcit6 i'm 2anSa ftf0otttn,
! it c5 Iridt mb0Iih ba6 rie Gbineftn gu
6unorttoufcnocn nab Norb 2ImHjfo fom'
men. Gin Gei6 tas 400 OOO 0O8 Weuften
bir9t uno gum orI6ten 6bcil Meofcbcn tie
i'm cIcnoeifen 3uitdnce lcben, tie ober piCl
acrthaftliabcn untrrnrbmuugTqGi beNeen,
Elm fcttte5 Geicb fam Die Qu5moncerCr
MiaionenwGiis ou&fpeicn. e III bobsr
gar feline llnm69Iitftit coB in SO Sab
rsn. 20 MIlQjUnrn @Giucftn mad 1merito
duSwonccrn,
. 0iefe 069Iti Fcit litat um I2 oiDtr, to
rou amuifdniiter Gcitt Quc5 oufoctetGn
wiro, um tiue m69tbt rtrefte &ntinrunQ
eiriuIsjttn. 60 meroen jet in Vru W0rF
0rc6e 0impftr 0cbout wtt.be Swlid.en
Gan Srantl5fo uno &dntCu geben uno cc
.fI Diitance IN 2j 8a0eu jurUdIc9cn ioucn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
G;rillcu elmer Brdn;6iiiiis.

/ Cine Game pon ou508eihnetcr Sh6n
bcit, uno nod Jung. f0rb-Wte Der pdrts
| .@onftutioncu" tegi1tet - Dor weri9cn
Q8odgn in 8ati9ncue5. ga lie otIctn g.
Iebt Bate, 70 nabm Der Srtscrnsrtbtcr tbre
W6ben uno Gfcfteu in 8d@Io9, um lie
Den crf III ermittelnocn Gben einSubdnti
aeu. llulcr onoern Olngcn fano iih out
ioa sismlib lfa,fa Sdmmlun9 ret6 eN9e
bunc eHer Surer. ats rrr-E Eriresns i'd toy
ejn,n Ger 8dnes 6ifnete, fano CT bdrin Elm
Gcltoment, in cinem SpCitCn eth SwctteS.
luno 1o f0rt fdit in allen aHoeJn. S5ceS Die
| fer SeltomCnte war cen rNftjecrrCm Dd
|tun, unc'ftBte cire auccre Yition ais Uni
tverfalerbtn tin. 9iefe Grben warcn fimmt
! lid iuu9s Miuncr! Sfft}icre, QeUotdtcn.
1 Gaufleute, RuuffIer, SCbdulrtclcr, Stuoen
ten, Nrhirettcn, EtrBte, furj, 2tute aus t.
loem Gtancr, uno fan aus outn Rt0htn Der
/ 9rieQibaft Iuf an9sileGten Nadfotfduu
am erfu0r man, CAP Die Dame p0r abt cocr
Gcbn Sabren Usrhctratbet 9eweIen mar, 6dlo
a5cr bic Sreue 9sbrobeu. cdun ibren Mann
IpetIaIIsn, uuo nit ie0cm iun9Cn Wonne Der
tbr bt6a9te, cine Sntri3us dn9cfnupft Dattr.
Stet5 batten in6s5 cirfs 8abdtntNe bel ID
rer 8lrdnorunQ5Iuft nur furS 9eNauert ile
batte uter aus elmer art WOnomanie fun
Sefamente icoen nruen 9ebbaber ais Grbcn
cin9eitet. S,os5 ipitere Seltdmsnt enters
te bcn uorber9ebgueen Grben, ca5 Iepte al
lcn nur mar Quttil. Der Sriecsn6ridter
/ tieB cen Grt2u aufiGben, Gno eS cr8ab ltd
oa6 s5 elm iunger &unifIer CDne Serm69en
mar. 0an wunfhtc iBm pen SetBrn
@luf, ras cr ieRt fur fein 2ebrn lang in
ounifiae SctbilniIs pcrfcet fet, tncem 81,
Nome Elm @infommen pen so coo 6rdnfen
tintertaFsn bate. 8eni8e Sage nader
erihien Ger Gbemann unp perni&tete ale
6ciTnun9cn oc5 RunfiIsr5 burb SorSet
auna oes @beccnnafteS, eey ion ais G,ben
oe5 gaujsn &srm69ens, cas- feline Srau bel
ibrem SCee binterlaftn Uuree, einfesie.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
Gine onpere Un1mYfcb(un9 0t5 WenC-


9ITWNIUI NNNNttTNnN %, Nn.
Gru. Titr.-2&crtbcr J6crr! SNG mir SErh SGrtn
vciCnScu ldeutCu ;um 2SertOuf Ntrgs QctrplCums
0uJriitNt uurttb utN 81 mir ttflrtltetclU es mpdte
riat 20 iucn ut0chcrI Wic GcWp6nltd pcr Wettnioia
Nudrs bcu rtiitntt 9lle GfMCiUiAic) prrfGpftUy
10 uabntcn mir tp6 Sittcu pOn 'ibnI bic a6Cr g0uJ
rcrfNuft fnN. GA Cs lrbr ihnrh Gt8clt unN en-
Gptttcn WrtlitN CutVvtBt r sic IS Cnupbitu lpirt,
= irpNteu mir rGtmit / Sittrn btlsnery 81 rs in
grpfCr A2ahirNIc bcitt = - -
Nu Sc;u1 Guf Gle G&rti0mfCt ShrtS 6timittCis
mbtlttu mir tr fulcl tdf in crcm Safe pNuc 2us,
uohnle t8 acprtiit wurSc dl5tatt8e GrlgNttruAH
pcri0ftC, tCiOurcrS Oct Sdmcr;cu in trn Gjlitbtrr,
I'M 0iiIdcu &C. tie Uon @hncrfctCru tcrribrtCn, ucl
de in btciem gdubCstbCil irbr NrailrtCu unb phuC
NnsHatmc GdlmcrjCu urb GjcidWulf in btn Git
bot 70 ia ia Sirirut
Sdatn tnlntr fpfprige &intrrung vrrfdbGFt.- Gc6r
0dbtuuISNpM NjilmCrc itup EteuFU
E8tr triicbcn uu5 ouf JpGu Q. G}tGprsi Gds ser 5
tru M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
sSibliOtbsfcm in pru 23cr, Staatcn.

9latb cincm fccben YubIt5trtcn Berfe fir
naturalization uno ft6ue Gunfe, 9iebt eS
Sur 3eit in bicisn Stdatsn G94 SibIictbe
Fen (oie fur 6fentlite ShuIen ou89encm'
men } meldbe snfammen 220l ,632 8dnce
Sdbten. Stnf Uon ibnsn faIen iees so, 600
8iuee uno oaribw. 3u bitfen lssteu &C.
b6reu bic 8ibIirtbsf bs5 Rcn9rsiIes, bcS
8oifon dtbcniumS. oe8 5arpatorGoGr9e,
Wale.Goueae uno Die bon ptiIaostpbia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
San1. &ter'6 SCDmertentil9er.
NetrOaeassse
ooer
2lmcrifdutfcDes Jelitn Sel,
Elm notlrIite5 6eiImitte aus elmer GueuG
in Allegheny @auntp psnnl. 400 SUP
unter Der grepbcrHide.
6Nttt 0uh pNr X6lfhnn0l ii

unter Der grbobcrfide.
6dtet Cub Der atf bun9 8tins III edit
cbne ecn 9iamsn e. 9y. 8ier auf N2n Stofben.
Gs III cine Hare unN turbIdtoe Slibiott, uno miro
III Staben 9ctban 9rabs mic e aus btr Suelle In cGr
Iutttr @ros bsrprr1uelIt cbus ba0 b0s Gjuirg bnjl
9ttbon c0tr oapcn 9encmmcn pito. Sit tlQt Sbmers
gen bntItr os ir9tno cine anoGre Wibin biz pcr bgm
Yucltrmiit uno wrinmer Ntctr Nrtift ucdb 9sbrouht
lpurce, III er stn Otn etuttn oS Gins Der oSBt!n ol:
mittd tei9tr 35tt 9tprisitn wcrotn. 9Etr 9ebeuttn
ttineSfau5 baS Yubttum 81 ,,bumbl9lCn" cter Su,te;
trdatn, cnoUn mas mir lOQln itno Shotlacbtn, curh
piele 3sn1niiIi ttiptitu 6iElt5 6Utmttd, rsrn Cs
enj1e Belt uno notb &crfbrft 8Encmmtn wiro, btIt-
0uten, 8gtiItun9 9beumatj5muS, Setter,
tbrCufb wCbe Augen, NnChen' uno
GjlicrHThmers, oIte Wunben uno 6aut,
ou5ftIi9e, Sbnittipuucen uno Guet'
IiuuQen 8renn uno 8rubmunocn, Ser
reufun9en, GtfbmhIile uno GntSlncun.
cen.
Gas 4lltrclcm III rim otrFes l6.imitttt tti Grrfm
unO ltuside, in allen lr0nfbtlttn rCle tbrCn lrrrunl
in pirbrrtSuln 3utonoe ots gu!s unO ouotrn TtUi0-
fttGn bsa RGrpGrs hoUcn.-gti 9iLNncr locr Crlils)
1T Is ecrfc9rIi;b an9rnrGt Wrrrtn. 9Htbrtrt lille uo
untr is unmitt,t0re Nufdt rts @iggrtldmcr5 orros
then, in mdtb3n p05 petrcllum 6ilfy lbalitt.-9Jan
tft rpas @d Ytad prn @tttStur9 in CI9nNCm @etiiis
cat ia9t:
@amuct 81. & ier Gin. - 9Grrtbcr Strr! SD
UAv tcr 9iphatc am SNphciS Ettbsr iiist HSStt
ssiSTstt nTp rn ntittr nod i'm 8;tt 2Sibreub mi'
uer SrAufDrit iGwpn mcn lintCs GCir urO rrr liutr
Sug icbr fart ou unt tIcb IL tie urr Sur;rm. Ad
pr0rirte mchrCre Aitel cine Grfolg. @pl NldH
ttiutDtt mid NIT Gjtucrdl @OOtr uub cWpflhl miry
Srr NCtrpicum III rrptlrcM pcidcs n1d icincm 2Stf'
tu WunpcrbNrt GurCu b.prfe SD hattie rtu pnEs
itu Ina ppr citcm Griudy bOron NCbdlht, c&iu vrcs
tirtn. SDllCb u0tDhCr drott ci mCiuCH ?icftn, Or.
), 2S. SHpW>Cn uAth hCm EruOiirr um cine S'diiCe
~ tplcu. SD wagttt c5 iur 9tNbt IN ten DcGtn
Gtcltu an uno tpnnTe cm undhGcn Nicrdtu tcrcits
cine 0rCft &rr&nNtrllra am Sufc wabrHcrmtn. SO
uCriitr,rt civ cS WRITE iAit Wit SuubcvCi sd iNb
ut crU16 IN nlCiutm yCtru 70 iCbUtu hcttCu. SD tc
tNrf nod cine frtnr NuAuttdt unt bic 6titlrr 81
prrrrutAuntdeu. g0icu Gic ten GprictIcr wCid,cs
battir CT miro sic rauv tt;ANiCu Gchr NdltupG6,
ppu Sbr SrCuuO after, Gtptt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
2eim. StsetDlel beS SapreS.

Datin rauftbt Ger fIatbtnes 3eittnlrcm;
Gdcn pi,or Gin Sabr III tntrennsn-
Gntrcnuen pis uistt Sobrtaufnee idcn;
GntIbwtr1ss,-faun niht yurdd tcnmcn
Ecdb mas Der sErftb tt SabrtOufno rrIbraft
Gci es 5tAtb rtGr SG5m-rctb wtro'S nr@ 9sN'tpt
gHie mantbtr 8waun Fat in @rtIuit 9dett
ecn ebmtihtrn, Gdmarretrn um9cCtn;
Die gIadlptt, Fs iab CS nruab CT 9tltrEtt
Siam ibm ttn out 3tu9uiB ntbt 92ten;
limb EltIt nab SabrtauIin0 miro cs nctb rt0nnt
Grit atIbrI, @sroAmn9 ktn Nom 9tnannt
1ctb SNsnFbsn, Die nirfttn fit 94oDrb!t uno RttEt
3luar Ebr eft psrtannt bisr i'm et6tu;
Dcb fibttt uno fab ibcn cas- ndhfis GsfbIt@t
Sbr g8irtsn uno ndeGttS SretSu.
ilno ElGlt nab SabrtauItno pirb IS nc;b ertannt
SNit 9euunS'ruu9 ano QtEGs ibr Same 9manut
lIno wcun i'd outb itbr in unfrsr 3tt
DAP Srsibsit uno 3ttt unt:rItiAcn:
Da6 8ampfr fir 5rEibiit fet mlrrEn 3riirtut
Da6 8apalt uno audi lmreht urtb Tt9n;
Dcb cb uutb cas- 93GIs blm Stbcne nab ttat,
Sm strsits bic QHabrEsit Srt) nimur crlil8'.
Die SsfbiAtI, fis prjdt ucb Gin crnitI5 @crt
g9irb lfren9 cinf Ole Sbattn atrSstu;
Zen Sdrittn, nur SIudb fir rsr Irtibsit N7crS--
Den NGnrpfrn fit 6rEibsit uur Ss9tu-
Da6 taS, pas erfaunt ic uno tIctno 2cr1't t-.
Sdr Gutd ~ 8(dtbsn uno SIGttn aIIit
s. S.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

Gin Sunoe mar in elmer Ratedifation ea'
niat eobiu bu brin9eu, caS iiebente @sbot
berSuToeen. n9alf Ou etwa fbon einmal
aefoblen2" fra9te Der pfdrrer. ~,
antmOrtete Der Sun9e. ,@aSpar estsc.I.maa. !.
fra9te Der pfarrsr wsitsr. gn Slua t.
eienenano Don sina Bteids e.Ustos.ls '''l
iener ,.Das mar ober6gf sr9t, enIsea'
nste Der gDforrer. e1," fagteosr Sunae,.
cas mar &c mirfljz,ih bstanIfu6 S4ldaf
osnua pcn mejesm 8atsr. ro5 I'D ni@t q
pas fsinnss 9sbga9t 5alte/
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
Spb tincs 96nias.

Qus Geudtlano prusbmm mir, eo6
@rnii 2u9uf, &6ni9 Ocn 5anooer, am l6.
Nouember, i'm Slfsn Sabre fstneS QIters,
uno I5tcn Sabre Der &s9ieruns 9eitorben
III. Grin frubsreS eebsn mar berlttl9t
purtb aae ealfer, UsIbe Die Msnitbsit snt'
ehrcn f6nnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

R Die ,.eeda &ObIcn uno S6iFabrt
9efenfboft" bat neulib BON zen Bhrser
BON Burlington, @eu .Snfep Die oiIfte Der
Matinieunf Sniel in sem Delaware Slue
burlington ssssniber fils 10000 &baIsr
aefauft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

@ Die psuflcOla @aiette, BAT zen
@amen pom Miuarb Siumore, oIs
aidf9 @bis Ganoioat fur bic preileen-
ten(felIe. an ibre Maiifpiee 9elfc6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

Die Sseislatipe &eriammIun9 UrnSuinCis
bat neunssbn Sdwertter anferligcn IoiIen
nm folde, ben Sffi5ieren, cie in ecn &rgi'
mentern pon SninoiS, am mcricanifben
Rrieae tbeilnabmen. Sum 3eiden ibrer Qb
,suf,o All ibdrcihcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
SrUefeniudarctt, 0ruscrienI Sc.

pclbe t on eritaunlitb uisrri9tu preiin prfauftn-
man tSnnts is in pcr 2bot fbitr pe99cIbcntt btifcn
Semmt 2(Ge, Shr pen SritslGra, 9pciFCuturn, Gems
bia gRhcttalI, Nlarataurp 2Ougibmanm, GojOurl,
StermiIfrrp uno aus allen Cfdn. 2DCtoncr uno Sres
Mig hattn Sitter gcnh9, W Gud 2tGe III Yirlcr9en unb
eo5n nccb wcbtfeiItr offs cinnlat Nun IL Die 3sit
gSir baten einaefauft:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
Gin fonesrbater @aut. = 8

rUn fonoerbarer 81 b. = 5u
= .fen Fam Dor rini9en &aqen Gin Wann
Sdf sImr 93rcfer5 Sffice er9vtif $1,000 in
2sanfnoten uno Sob uuo ipran9 sur Sbhre
binaus. Man perfot9te i'm uuo mar 0lud
lid aenua ibn Su oetDaften, atIcin ca5 @sio
febIte. Gr bat es osrmutbitb ,pabreno 'et
ner g <taun9 ciacm 0ebuIftn in ets 9ano
nenRheil
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

GammTr Renntnies in osiner Suaene, 70
mirft Du i'm after oaeurb gluesn finoen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

Man fast ba6 oie gonBe 5eISflippe an
tsn NinearafdIIen, porauf eaS SblrUato-
rum febt, 70 ssrfprun9en Isi, CAP ie poaI'
gen Ginfur5 erobe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

R@ Sebsr Norr fann Seblsr fineen, Die
bic peife(fen Mdnnsr niht belfsrn founen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

Das Sdniffsnmt in gleu Srleans bring
idbrtib elm Ginfommen Don a25 600.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
GrerIerdtown oe9en Die s6elt!
SSGrssesal 8Gr8ea,!

5urab! Surrob ! @sioner uno 8reini0
fne fcstn ccn ccr star NrGdOcttbrt init susn urge:
bcurrn Stcd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

~Wan 23uren, Der frabere WtdlieeHt
f6rsibt, wis man last, cine pOIltilSs Sc
ftbi6ft fsiHW Bet,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

Die MetbotiRsn, eie wobIbabencfeH une
sablteibten Burger Der Ser Staatcn, ba
ben ben 8au elmer @OtbiIben Girde in 9Icu
9prf anseetenet, weitbe an &ribthum uno
@ldii, ale i,brisen airtbenaetduee in cen
S,rein. Staaten hbertreffsn ioa.