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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
Ex-aovEnaos Lccas.

4 We pablished last seek the letter Of thin
gentleman, native Or Jefferson county Viz
ginia. formerly Governor Of 0hio--now 0
resident ofIowa. and always Democrat
10 which he gives his reasons for bis support
Of Gen Scot for TIE Presidency. Belong
ing TO region Of the country in which I'm
provpacuts BY the general government
opening and repairing barbors aud removing
| distractions from navigablc Eiycrs--are OF
almost vital importance, and il which The
bcnifcent Influences Of protection 70 Ameri-
can Industry. would be 50 signally manifested
--no intelligent person is at a loss 70 discov-
err rhy be opposes the election Of Franklin
Pierce. The hostility Of the Democratic can
didatc, and the Democratic party to these
measures of policy constitute the ground Ct
bis opposition. Adberipg to bis Democracy
as he alleges. he still announces bis determi
nation to support the Wing candidate. His
reasons are manifestly all sufficient, and he
presents tueIn as lnlD OF sense.
Our chief purpose, at present, is to refer
to the manner in which be Is assailed in this
quarter. We have no desire to make capt.
tai out Of these assaults There is a pro-
priety and degree Of respect to be observed
BY the press. especially in all that relates to
personal character, more especially ought the
aged servants Of the people to be secure from
unjust contumely and irreyerencc. The Den,
oeratic paper Of this place (atd what more
surprises us) the Spirit of Jefferson. have
transgrcssed grossly. as we think and as we
fad to be the common impression the court
estes OF life in the terms in which they have
noticed tho letter of Governor Lucas The
Republican quotes from an Iowa paper, which
very appropriately is designated the Iowa
''PRoGREssryE Era" in which it says .the
earth uhich iciH soon corer his no1o frail
tenement will envelop the remains of one who
died in Office" "a pretended quaffer at the
fountain Of Democracy deception may use
the reverend head which once contained a
respectable intellect decayed 6y tie lapse
Of time and such like phrases are paraded
with an audaeious disregard for "rererend
reads, the want Of which shows bad bead
anl verse heart.
We commend tie letter again TO our read
II q
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
MARYLAND.

The Cumberland journal Of Yesterday says
I'VE greet our friends of the other portions Of
the State with glad tidmgs from 'old .lllegha-
n.y. The contest here is not and cannot he
made strictly u party one The claims Of
General Scott upon the affections of the honest
yeonianry Of the country are acknowledged to
be stronger than the prejudices pfparty He
will therefore receive the votes ofhouest Dem
ocrats who admire his splendid achievements.
and are grateful for his manifold services.
We hear the most cheering accounts from
every portion of the county. and confidently
anticipate most favorable result ON the SIC
ond day of November air4g e
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
BRIEF OF THE EpEcTros Law.

The law directs the Commissioners APP
po;nted BY the Governor, To appoint three
Commissioners for each place in the county.
AZ which seperatc poll is to be taker, (any
Two or more Of whom may act, } 70 superinl
tend the elections at such places.
All the Commissioners, before catering
upon the discharge of their duties shall take
an oath faithfully to execute the Office Of
Commissioner, which oath may be admins
tered BY a Justice of the Peace. or the officer
to superintend the election
If one Commissioner only attend, be may
associate with himself any Attorney Of the
Commonweslth, Justice oftke Peace. or Free
holder, who may agree to act.
Ifnone Of the Commissioners attend. then
two Justices. or any three Freeholders may
act, FIRST taking the above oath.
Under the superintendance and control of
the Commissioners it is the duty of the Sher-
i'll, in person, or by deputy. TO cause the poll
to be opered publicly at the several places Of
election in the county; to proclaim and see
recorded the votes admitted by the Commits
sioners; to preserve order and remove force;
to appoint as many writer's as be shall think
fit who shall take an oath. to be administer
ed by said officer, to record the vote faithfully
and impartialy. He shall deliver poll book
to each writer who shall enter the name Of
each voter under the electors for whom be
votes. The said officers shall receive Of each
voter, a paper or ticket, containing the names
Of electors The name Of the voter shall be
written on the back of the paper. and be
shall also declare pira uoce for whom he
votes as elector either by repeating the
names, or by any other distinct designation
Of them collectively
Any commissioner. or officer. falling to
perform any duty required by this law, shall
for such failure, forfeit ono hundred dollars
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13

Bsag-N lille the Locos abuse Gen. Scott
for going Vest in execution Of public duty
for neglect Of which. if he had been guilty
they would have abused him still more. we
learn from the Republic that the unambitious
aud DISTINGUISHED obscure. whom the Loeos
have nominated, is very actively moving about
and drilling his partisans in New England -
His coming and going make but little nelse
las small pebbles thrown into the water
make but small waves, bat he is doing his
best Aud from all accounts. it will require
Extraordinary exertiens on his part to retain
the Locotoco aseendeucy in New England.
where hitherto it has been undsputed 1t is
considered not at all improbable. that the
Granite State itself may be moved from its
foundations. The certificate business, which
has been insgnrated there to operate on other
States, and which is pushed with an absorb
ing energy, which nobody but wooden. pump
kin seedmakers are capable Of vii very like
ly leave the State an easy prey to the enemy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
aplcrsslvN Al MIIL cvEErS.

On Saturday last political discussion took
place at Mil Greek, between Joseph Tidball,
Esq, Of Winchester. aud John Il. Norris,
Esq, of, this place gsa NJ
We learn thatsit was one sided affair.
Mr.. Norris opened, and discussed the "old
issues = declariog that the Wing party was
Tho same old Coon" and attached to the
same old principles this is in direct opposi-
ton 10 Nj, Faulkner. who says the Wig
party has abandoned all its former principles.
Mr.. Tidal noticed the issue between these
two champions, and by an array Of well au-
:henticated facts-a degree Of eloquonce
which but few possess. carried conviction to
the minds Of all uuprejudiced hearers
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13

Esg-The Free soilcrs, or Free Demo
Gratis, as they claim to be styled. bavs form
ed an electoral ticket in the State of Mary.
land. which is composed as follows: For
electors at large, Joseph E. snodgrass Of
Baltimore city, and VIM. Hughes. of Carroll
county. For the Congressional Districts
William Gunnison, David Gamble, Darius
Thomas. Andrew Graham. Lloyd N. Benson
aud John c. Howard.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
SIGNIFICANT.

Al a meeting Of the Free Democracy y
held at Fort Montgomery, Orange County.
New York, on the 18th ultiino, the following
resolution was adopted: 8f8
"Reso'rcd That the only hope Of the
Northern Democracy is to follow the noble
example Of Martin Van Buren,, John Van
Buren,. B r Butler, n B Stanton, Gilbert
Deane. and Watson 9 Haynes, and thous
ards of other Freesoilers, and support Frank
lin Pierce. as the snrest meats Of efferting a
repeal of the fugitive slave law, BY giving q
Northern man the contro! Of all the impor
tant Offices Of the Government Mar Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13

H@s-The recruits to the Wing party Of
this state in the county of Kanawha alone.
more than make up all the political aspirants
and hungry efiice seeker of the party. in the
State, who cant support Scott" The veo-
pie are with US, and when that is the case.
political aaspiranss and hungry Office seekers.
will soon be seen craloling over They will
find themselves sot back few years though.
II we mistake not, y Lexington Gazette
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
GRAND TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.
uu saturday next. the 10Th instant


ORDER OF EXERCISES.
d The members Of the Order will meet at the
Odd Fellows Hall, at half past 0 ofclock, A.
NJ, when the procession will be formed and
commence moving precisely at l ! o'clock to
the grove South Of the Hon c. j. Faulkner's
residence After the Addresses have been
pronounced, proceed to the tables, where am.
pie provisions viii be served free to all The
procession will then move back to town.
coming in Qaeen to King Street. up King
to West end, ccuntermarch On King TO Ger
man. Up German 10 Burke, down Burke ID
Queen. up Queen to Race, countermarch on
Queen to the Hall
BY order of
JOHN F. HARRISON,
Chief marshall
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
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MORE CHANGES IN vlR0IS A,

The last number Of tho Kanawbs Repub.
lican contains cards Of eleven more Democrat
10 Vigilance Committeemen, ia which they
announce their intention to become yigleai
indeed. but their vigilance will be e1ertsd
wholly In behalf of "Scott, Graham and the
Union" They say they are "tired OF MOI
tbern men with Southern feelings; : and 10.
tend dcvoting all their energies to insure the
election Of Southern men with American feel
ings - Rich. Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
ELECTORAL TICKETS

Can be bad in any quantity BY applying at
the Gazette Office. Ii is now time that tho
voters should be supplied with them. See
to it Wings that this important matter is at
tended to at once. The name Of every voter
must be ulon the back of hir ticket I,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13

ReS-iion. James ehnson, of eorga one
Of the tigners of Toomb's & Co.'S circular
has declared in favor ofGen. Scott. He was
elected to Congress as Union Democrat,
and number Of Union Democrats of his dis.
triet now 60 with him for Scott A
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
LITTLE della wAnE GLonIousLy EmEcr

WILMINGTON, Del. October 7 The whole
State has been heard from as regards the In.
speetors' election. and the Wings have car
rled every County in the State The result
is a decided one. No such event has happen
ed since 1910 The Democrats. who profess
confidence have experienced an overwhelming
defeat. This is the first gun from the Mid
die States, and precursor of what is to fol-
low in ether sections Of the Union
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
FIRST GOV FisoM TENNESSEE.

A telegraphie despatch dated at Nashville
on Monday week. says AT the Nashville
nAnicipal election the Wing Mayor was cleo
ted by PA majority. Last year the msjori
~ vas25. Nine Wing and three Democrat
ic Aldermen are elected
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
THE THING cAN.r HE DoNM.
The Indianapolis Journal d the LIST Inst,

says: W.
"A gentleman camo into, our Office q isy,
days ago to get the Life Of Scott, which y
wished 70 read. We gave him several copies
for distribution among his neighbors. He re.'
marked that bis brother. who was goo'l
Democrat had fought IN Mexico und.r seoil
and would vote for him; that be was also q
Democrat, and would vote for Scott. Thst
is not all; many Of bis Democratic neigh5crs
are Of the same opioion. lie said that the
thing of putting of man Ike Pierce, Of whom
be done"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13

Ea-We ask the attention Of our readers
to the letter Of the Hon John NJ. Bolts on
our first page Give it complete perusal,
Wigs aud Democrats
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
WHAT A TSlOI

Chas j Faulkner, the celebrate, Frank
Thomas. - the Wiimot Proyiso man and
strenuous supporter Of Van Buren, in lS4S.- -
aud the uery distinguished Judge j. l. Mer
rick, are to speak IN favor Of Gen. Pierce at
Hagerstown, Md, on the 10Th inst Who
can't get on the Pierce Platform Adolf,
tionists. Free Sellers, Fire eaters. Mormons
Tafiff and anti Tariff men, River and Harboi
and anti Improvement men. Spoilers. Wing:
of the Faulkner stamp (thank heaven theJ
are Jfflc } assemble there aud expect heil
several ideas to be carried into effect by MIR
Gen. Francis Franklin. Frank Pierce -
Romney Mtelhgencer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
Signed


b. p. Runnels who wrote the above. is
the Sexton of WA McDonah's Church, Mr..
McD viii he remembered as the Reverend
gentleman who vouched for the standing Of
the thirty six Catholics whose names were
signed to the recent Pierce manifesto from
Concord
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13

Bsy'The Committee appointed to investi-
gate the connection Of Secretary corwin with
The Gardner claim, have reported him free
from all blame In the matter $3.50 .5.ue
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
D1rMajor Jack Downing, in his last ls,'
Ter ramnrka.

I'm afraid there's q Wing drift going Oyx
the country that'll swamp us. Sailors fsn
about the big tenth wave tha. rolls up ard
carries every thing afore it, and I'm thinking
il shems to be good deal 80 in politics =
There was big tenth wave in 1910. and 700
remember what work It made. II looks =
good deal as If there i another big .ohth
wave rolling up now, q swamp the pemoe-
racy and upset Congress
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13

gl- Conrad X. Robbins was elected Con-
stable 10 tbs Hedgesyille District on Satur-
day last 4.2 fss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
a GERMAN DEMOCRATS.

The Memphis (Tennessce) Enquirer pub
lished tie following letter. which, it says, is
from "a distinguished German Democrat" Of
Memphis AL. f....f ss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13

nY-Thc Hon John Macpherson Bersien's
position on the Presidential question is clear
y defined By the Atlanta GA, Rsyeills pf
the llth instant, as follows: M t}s3ts
1T affords us sincere pleasure to be ena-
bled to communicate to our readers that Cur
distinguished and highly esteemed friend, the
Hon j. Macpherson Berrien, will support tho
regular Wing nominations Of Scott and Ora
ham. Mr.. Berrien. from recent family attic
tons. and from other causes, cannst take a.
active part in the canvass but as a Wing,
be feels in honor bound to sustain the regular
nominees Of that party"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
ANoEnER wHlo vlcroRr b ,IIsslsslrfl

The Chickasaw (Miss Banner has fui
returns ofthe special election lately held ~
that County for Representative IN the sssfs
Legislature to GIT . vacancy caused by ny
resignation % James McCrory, TIE fesp6
is that John Ivy (whig) is elected BY . "a'
jority Of forty four votes. This county usnsi-
Is gives about two hundred and CITY demo'
cratic. najofity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13

R5- Col. VIM D Merrick. Of Charles
County. Md, has declared his determination
to support Scott and Graham,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Tho following document comes to US from,
Mr. Quinn, of South Newmarket. N H.; it
shows what are the feelings Of lrishmen in
that State towards the Sham Democracy and
its candidate:
The undersigned having examined the
words on the journal Of the Convention con
vened for the purpose of amending the Con.
stitution Of this State in 1850, ca,.not find an
instance where Franklin Pierce, during the
debate on the religious test, said one word in
favor of abolishing it, and we therefore fully
substantive the statements Of Am f. Rob-
inson, Of New York, On this point and We
further say that we defy the whole Demo
cratic purity to show where Franklin Pierce
did. at any time, from the adjournment of the
Convention in 1850 to March 1861, when
the vote was taken on the adoption Of
the Constitution, say any thing in favor OF
abolishieg said test, and we further say that
we hold the Democratic party responsible for
retaining that odious test This is disgrace
to our State and county, and we will use all
our political strength against them until this
test is removed.
TSignedl PATR'K QUINN, S. Newmarket
PATRICK BYRNR, Dover
The undersigned know the above named
to be Catholics of responsibility and place
full reliance in What they state to be true
John McCarty, Michael Phclan,
John Kelly. Michael O'Conncr,
Patrick Phelan Edmond Kelly, g
Patrick Carney, Jeremiah Carroll,
John Carroll, Michael Scully.
James Mulin, James Barrett e3dH5
Daniel Costello, Peter Lyors.
Henry Fegan, a'7 John Phelan,
Martin Brennan, Peter Roach,
Owen Brennan, Thomas McDermott.
D James Mallin- Edward Nnlliean,
William QnaE, Thomas Aenew.
Frank McAnalcy James Samon, an'
900 fsa Edward Fngarty.a tiT asofE
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
Sin GrntcfcGf.

Sie ,S6bnc Der MiBisfcit" Don Suo'
wbsitbau Saunfhip, 9sta @auntp, baben
bsIdloIIen, Elm @rutefaif Su prrantalten,
auf Samffaas rcn 4tsn Septsmbsr ndb-
(tens i'm gSaIce bd Gem SrmperenSbaue,
unmeit 8rOreuspius in Sucwbsitbau. IS
fpuen bel Ger 9sIessnbstt 8scen eebalten
mercsn ron Den gbrw. 6srrsn Dubs. Shin'
BEL QBaieer unp Sristane Qub srwar'
tet man Sscrn pen ben @brw. 9erren So'
aeIbadb uns 8rOblt. Sie @atafauqua BIa5'
banOe bat sinaewiuist. cas- Self eur6 weu-
IF Su UsrbsrrIi6sn. Qus RahSar Ste'pO'
nen, 70 ME cas eauSs QubIifum, line eetS'
lib sinaslaoen bsi5uwobnsn. Der 4nfanS
miro um llhr aemadbt nerefu.
Die SlnpreunnaSsG Committee;
Qusua Is, SSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
SfafTieDcs uio angemeGenes
9l { mentp
ben
SclttiD Sln1D.

Gtne neue uno butIbe gRe bal tfe bes orcBen Nm c:
rttantfdben StnntSmauneS III man i'm Bs9rii
ourtb Subftripticn gu pubtjren.
@s 1T cine cri eineIe grcnls SRteoilGe nodb Dem
eeten mcoclItrt tno in Dem hSbitsn Chi Der sunni
ous9tfdbrt nurth 6. s. gBrebt, @l., Gjrapeur Der
Ncupcrter @ctos gRehuitIe an lap uno oct
Sir9lnla uno 9cn9rGifcnClIsn Sch SRsoouen on
Srctt 3 aplcr, etc.
Das Glsthnig it ron sinsr Htsatt Der pafSntbeu
Trsunoe oes prn. @lop ecFbeu pcrosn, uno aI, cbne
Nusnabn,e, crtldrcn CS ais GuFetlt 0cuau uuh rtns
dbnh. @s III ouf crbEbten Relef ousaenrteitst, mil
oem Namen IeinsS ilmitriIIeu SriaindIs Gter
ocmItI6rn Ctn9eortd uno in cnen 8anoe unter benz
ftl6sn ben Datum insr Geturt unb firCS bltraustcn
2cpes.
2tuf Der &Gdic 1T crt ofIcocrifbt 8CriteUuno Der
breen uno patrtctllbrn 80iS ieiner SlIsuitben pcs
IT, um9e6cn ron elmer an9tmC0snCn ltuftbrift uno
IN Dem ndmlthEn 9cIhnlndrclcn Ghl oue9eubrt.
Der prauSgctcr fiibtt fb 0arrantirt furd ben
lusprub Der eritSn Runittenner bic cS cbnS Uus:
nobme 0t6 untberrc1Iitb ctirCu-nuiIl6e eCm Nmcri;
tauilben &ctc gu cftriren oI6 Gin DCntciben in Gin:
ftt prn ortiitiitbcr SCrt0ttt uno tlalfIbr 8Utin:
ouua fft1 bt5 bpbcu SbnraftcrS uno 9iGneus
ntrot9 81 rtiIcn NnpCntCn C6 tSltimmt in, uno ulr
ndmhen 3tit Gin fbidtitbS5 Srnoment fir pcn Qor:
lcr Cor has GetlIihalt6s Simmer ataetcno, uno ner
tsotn pcrlcn rcn pTf.inetcm Geflbmad uno patriot;
FIBER Srmpathe rjnbrn5prb.
Gtne Subrrirticnstiifs GC0t lei 6rn gBm e.
Wcuno ciIn, Der Q0cut fir bices pr6cbtioe Runprrt
III uno br bm eins 9)rcte: ltatne eiuoeitben preen
fam. SubFriptirns:Qrc6 50, 90.
NtIntcipn, 2tuault Is, 1852. nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
81 cWe SdpDtbcfc
III gotofnuduo.
ssxz5 %, g.. SSruttrr

s4z3 madt ca5 Yublifum Don Gatafau-
- qua uno Der llm9c9eno oufmertIam,
ooB er bic upOtbefe bofelbf bait, no ale
Drugs un6 MeoiBinen, Qincn, pdafer,
Sorben, SeIforben, Yaints, Serpentin, 9oc,
&irniB, Geoer SirniiIe &utI6en. &iruihe,
@Ias, Sen1er9Ias, 70 ME Siucturen, oift
ltrten @olIer, glIenSsn, Sprupe, pOmocen,
elppenNoIben, 6Oar' uno psarI pOmoer
Eau de Cologne 6oarbtrFen, 3abnburlten
uno ale petfumcricn, 70 ,pie ale Mlittet
fur 8ieb, Defenders nab pcrOroncten Yro-
fcripten Su BADEN lino.
G5 1T Swar feline 9rOBc Gpotbcfe, fis il
ober nett, uno elegant nab hem neuefcn
Stple 9ebaut uno nit ben beillomfcn uno
fri1helten trdutrn uno MseiSiuen oTr1ebcn,
70 mic nit ben fcinlfcn uno mOblrietbtno(fcn
Qerfumcricn uno Den brfcn BARRIER, uno
WoIbfcifCn. QBer stwo5 9uts5 uno bitli
9e5 BADEN wa Der rufe an
@otafauqua, SuIi 90. No
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
Nfrhmt beipnScre Cbntht.
22eiet
tGm traftists eStsu rccr frdt@8cr Sch!
..Rinfetin iiber SsIbfnbaltun9.
Nur aS Sruts.

Diets Iccbtu in otutfhtr uno cnatifbsr Srrotbs rrs
Stsntlibte Bub if nit ndethcn Sclcbrun9cn d6er ne
Gbrpabsn uno 8rantbrtsu ots 3suaun9shttms &c:
fdat Dalrl6e ritbCt fh an RE Su9cnc, gRonnbcit
uno oas pcr9cIbrtene Ntttr an 2tGs, unc lcute pcn
1acu eetctn tprrbSn. Der mcrtbvclIs &ntb uno Die
Cinorin9tibsn @arnun9en mclhe es ertbsilt. pToed
Sabre bss Glcucss uno Ter eelocn rrrbttn uno iabrh
Saenes pcu esbcn rotten. @ltern ntrosn earous er;
fabrsn. ME Fs eas 8rtcrten ibrer Sinesr orrbdt'n
tGnncn.
Geaen 3uleubuna ron 25 Gcuts, ein9ibeiIsu in CT:
ncn ON Or. 6intdin, Nrttwst:GdG etr 3itn uro llnr
ION StragC, DpiftbGn Spruts uno giur pbiaoepbio,
ooorcfrtsn Y3risf miro iCsrt untsr llmtbaa nit ulIs
atbenoer pcIt bic 3ulsnbun9 Gscs 8uhes erfrl9en.
lnspirtiqs fSnnen lih in pertcfreitn Brisftn on
Or. 8intein tusnoen uno ~ 6ouls 9ebctlt wtresn.
Qadtte BON Meeiyinen, aurpeilun9tn ETC. psrcrn auf
gaor,abhna jueeanot srstn Sharsn oetr glM9ler
tpcbl perrpabrt.
Q,utbdntIcr, 3dhnosoa'ntsn. 8rSwcr uno 2lnesre
sYrroen u ben uisperttn prcilcu nit ct9tm 2sgrts
psrlrben.
Ybaaecpbia, Suti %, 1852. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
9 S6uQeDrer perlan9t!
aug. 1S.

Nahridt wirc biermit 9egebcn, CAP bic
Sdulcireftpren pon SanOper Saunfbip,
Geba @auntp, bsfbIoGen baben, fdb auf
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