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~ XDHAULIC CkMENV.-o0 O CHS OF oest
4 quantity, Tor sale by
sell DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

80 N A. :.
"A GREAT CHANGE.--bAk-hOUM, VITA
n other convenieucss airacaed) vita gas and
water hxings and bar fixtures and furniture com.
piete To be disposed OF 10 competent person oae
vi the best and most complete fliei-ap Bar.Reoms
10 tais city. doing an improving business, snd last
about attaehir the Oysler business--tae location
Tor which slanus No. l. Every thing is Ia aapp.e
pie order for the comtnerin. Ii viii either be sold
or rented with every thing, Us ii staads. Address
FRANKLIN" at this Office, via real name, which
will meet with prompt attention, The siste u
health OF the psesent owner alone induces nm 70
part with It, sc lo-3ts
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Inc Potato Disease is making great rava.
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xaA&2 ERS, PENNSYLVANIA AND vIR
azsas1 GINA, VIA NORFOLK, FOR
PHILADELPHIA.-The Steamships Pennsylva-
mia. Captain BAYMoRE. and Virginia, Captain
TEAL, will leave Richmond alternately every FIVE
days, commencing Tuesday September 14th. Due
notice will be given every trip of the hour of their
sailing.
These Steamships have been built expressly for
this line, and are beautifully fitted up for the
commodation Of passengers. They also are pro-
vided with Francis's Patent Metallic Life Boats set
first rate tables and every attention is paid to the
comfort and safety of passengers, and protection of
goods
In addition to the above accommodations, we
have made arrangements to ticket passengers
through to New York by this line, thereby giving
10 travellers the opportunity of enjoying the scene
ry OF the noble Delaware, and also visiting that
model city Philadelphia.
Eg Freights taken low, and all transhipments
avoided.
Passage in No l cabin So, berths and meals in
cluded; do End do ST. do do do. Passage through
to New York via Philadelphia, 50 do do
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
Richmond, Va.
LEVI ELDRIDGE,
Sc Its General Agent, PHILADELPHIA
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IF Deutscher GOttesdiensrs,,-Pasto
w SCHaoGkOW predict Sondtag den 10Th Sen
TENDER, Vormittags urn IL Uhr in der Odd Fellows
Hall. Anfang practise ii Uhr selI-l,4
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ANTIRENT OUTRAGE.-We published a tel
egraphic account a day or two ago, of an anti;
rent outrage near Albany, in which a man
named Joel Whitbeck was killed by the per.
son whose house was attacked The following
particulars of the outrage are given in letter
to the Troy Wing:
In the house Were Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, a.
servant girl and an Irshman and German, la
borers in his employ. All but the Irish girl
were in the chamber, having only two windows,
one on each end of the house. The Indians,
IL give them their usual appelative,) soon ar
ranged themselves for the work-gave yell
as the signal of attack-and commenced beat
ing in the windows and doors. Several stones
were thrown into the house that would weigh
from 5 TO 10 pounds, one of which lodged on
the bed occupied by tie servant girl. Having
effected an entrance, they set fire TO table
spread, which communicated itself to the car
pet and the straw underneath; a curtain to
bedroom was also set on fire. During this
time, all but the servant girl were in the cham.
Der, as mentioned above. The house fronts to
the South, and there being no windows on that
side of the chamber, the Indians could general
ly keep out Of view of the inmates, who could
however, distinctly hear the directions that
were given, to guard the doors 1rhiEe the
house burned, and Kill them as they came out.
Shortly one was seen, who was crying OUT
Burn the house-tear off the boards, and kill
them as they come Quit" Shaw now levelled
his piece, loaded with slugs, fired and killed
him on the spot, wounding him in four places,
any one Of which would have proved fatal.
| Shaw then went below and extinguished the
| fire, after which the Indians rallied, and set
| fire 10 the wood house on the northwest CO nsr
OF the house; while this was being done, Shaw
made another attempt to fire, but his piece fall
ed; he afterwards saw two Indians standing
by the fence, at whom he fired with success,
as they complained of being wounded and
called on their friends to aid them on their
horses, and all but the one that had received
the fatal shot left the place.
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fNu THE LADIES' would particularly
l. ask a call f-om the Ladies wishing something
really prime, in tie style Of Morocco Busklns and
Morocco Lace Boots rr Goat Buskins and Goss
Lace Boots; also for Mis4es school and Dress
Walking Shoes, Of Morocco aud Goat Lace Boots.
These We're al made by my direction for my retail
sa'es, and may be depended upon as the best
kecoilect at tse sign Il the Boot, No Is Main
stree, Just below City Hotel, opposite side, Al
Sc Ii WALSH'S
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MORDECAIC CANAL.
|. Ntb y pHVEs,-P. II

z 4 y q = U X T Z ST.
s2ssEzssps5Ez1TAYLOR is constantly receiving
" III n Hsuperior Piano F0rtes from kunn q
IL sClsrke, and other celebrated max.
ers and asks the attention Of purchasers TO his
Stock, which he will warrant, and will sell at very
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, tuned, let ON hire and taken in
exchange, at his Piano Forte and Music Store,
Sc Its 100 claim street.
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RECOVERY OF LOST MoNEY.-The National
lntelligencer notices the recovery, by MIR. Geo.
Waters, of Georgetown, of letter containing
$1,000, which was addressed to him through
the post office some months since. Last Wed>
nesday morning it arrived at its destination
from the Richmond Post Office, with the en-
dorsement Of the Postmaster, that If had come
in an envelope without postmark or any thing
hut the address TO Richmond. The package
contained contrite letter, purporting to be
from person concerned in the taking it
The contents 1.-THE bank notes. had, by mos-
ture or wafer, become so matted together,
that it will be difficult to count and separate
them,
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au 18

- Once again must we call attention to the
praises volunteered by the customers who patron
lie the Virginia Skyght Daguerrean Gallery, at
No. las Main street, of which Mr.. VIM. A. PRATT
is Proprietor.
Says Mr. Fabius Lawson: Mr.. Pratt has taken
four Likenesses of me, all of which were not only
satisfactory to me- but have been said by all to be
exact The one to-day, being the fifth, is rather bet
ter than those taken before"
Says Mr.. Hurley, of Prince Edward: "Mr. Pratt
is the only artist that has ever taken good Like
ness of me, the eyes in particular"
Sc Us Mr.. J. A. Winston MIR. Pratt has this day
taken three Pictures Of me- which think perfect as
any ever saw"
Says Mr.. Sawyer: "The five Lkenesses taken
of me by Mr. Pratt to day consider first rate"
All the above are copies from the album of the
Virginia Gallery, No. las. Main street. aug
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NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
" The subscriber would most respectfully beg
leave return his tlanks to his friends and cnsto
mers for past fayors and would call their attention
10 his stock of New Fall aud Winter Goods,
now receiving, selected By himself with much care
in the Northern cities, consisting of beautiful as
sortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ings, which he would be happy to make up IN
style inferior to any in this city ese shere,
at short notice and reasonable terms.
WM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor,
Sc 1l--d2w 18th ST., opposite Exchange Hotel.
DICKLED sALMUN.-We have just re
ceived very fine lot OF No Picked Salmon
which we selling at only 10 cents per 10 Those
that want kegs OF from so To LOO lbs have them
packed to suit. No extra charge for kegs.
HULSr g. KING,
Opposite the Old Marker Franklin street.
lily
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~ HEv' MIX. CATTELL v i'll preach
In the FIRST Presbyterian Church on Sab
bath morning, at IL O'clock
.ar Catte'i will also deliver an address in the
Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr. Hoge's.) at
halt past O'Clock, p NJ, upon the subject of Sun.
day Schools; The children of the various Schools.
together with their parents, &C, and ali Others in
teresed in tia work, are respectfully requested to
attend. 30 N liz
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'onn Hannah, white man, was drown.
y ~ 'ns dock Al Charleston. few days since.
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VIRGINIA AND MAGDALEEE.
soutnworth, author Of the Discarded ny " ars
complete IN vol-price so cts you Daushser,
Black Dwarf and Old Mortslitv 49,.
Harris cheap edition Of the Wsyers, sgeng vol 5of
Cecilia, or Memoirs Of an Heiress--soc
Ner York Weekly Herald ~
spirit ct the Times, Police Gazette. Gles,o,,.
Home Gazette &c, for September lin af'sr, Pos,
at the Literary Depot Of LEWIS l.. sutT pI sale
= -. opposite American Hotel
M URkAlN In CATTLE.-T5eeo ,o,,.----,
4. remedy fer Murrain or Distemper IN g cs...
has been used for number of vesrs - NJ, Ist,le
greatest success The usual symptoms Of ri. s sne
ease are slight discharge Of matter from ,ha s aus
e. e., a aappou'e' hieh iefer' extreme debility
It, .'' q Corner opposite f. Cd ssi se.
| OsT, on Thursday, the 9th instant The IL
II script Copy of a Funeral Discourse de,i iaala,
on that day at the Monumental Church bv tha paN
MT. woodbridge. suitable reward will he -:
- = ~ -4-e on1oe. Sc IL 1t
UMBER.-l0O,0OOf feet Tooacco 8ox Ii.-z
IL cottonwood and Oak. 'anA
100000 feet clear White Pine Boards and pl,
$4,000 do Whitewood 'aah
Also-Ash, Maple, Black Walnut, Cherrx u,.,
DRY, Chair Plank, and Mahogany, now Isndn LEX
for sale oy r. q WHITFIELD
Sc 10 corner OF Cary and 10th streets
0ITIZENs, STRANGERS, AM INT
v PUBLIC in GENERAL, TAKE PARTIcIiI p
NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS oAnh
Leather Key Baskets.-Just received
besutitul assortment of the above very 6ss;N.,s
articles for Housekeepers, at G1NTEk,s ue aoie
Furnishing Store 1877 Main street AouSe
BrOnZed Iron Hat Racks.-Now in ..or.
most desirable assortment of the above Cons
ing all the newest and most elegant designs Hhir
style of Hat Rack is much more prs fersbIa ~ ~. S
hogany or Rosewood, beicg handsomer la raa'
cheaper, and more durable. For sale at GINTFe,SS
House Furnishing Store, 137 Main street.
RefrigeratOrs and Water Coolers.-yo.
on hand, few of the above. Not BEING di.,oaos
to keep them through the winter they will be soId
at very reduced prices The Refrigerators arc ~
constructed that they form very desirable cIoss,
safe, for winter use being impervious apsins, in
sects or vermin of any kind. To those WHO uon.
any of the above, can purchase them to advsntaga
at GIN TIERS House Furnishing Store, 1877 Main
street
Baskets made of Sea Grass.-Tba shoru
are new article and recently imported from Fpy
land, make delight travelling or work baske,
for lady, being so light and at the same time are
very strong, are OF various shapes and sizes. tn
be had only at enters 1877 Main street
Block and Planished Tin Goods. con.
sisting of Chafng Dishes OF various sizes, Oyster
do, some with extra deep dishes; Coffee and Tea
Urns, from L TO gallons; Coffee Bigeins and pa.
tent Coffee Potts. Soup Tureens with Heaters I'm
derneath; Vegetable and Cake Dishes, for hot wa
ter &c &c. with many other useful articles for
Housekeepers, at GlNTERS House Furnishing
Store, 1877 Main street sell-lw
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ATTENTION..
II I 7 I<AF = AOIFt
Richmond Light Dragons.

Alsht IRA Soon
Attend meeting of your
Company at Lafayette Hall, ON
MONDAY EVENING next, the
18th inst, at half past Z O'Clock,
precisely. By order CT the Cap
tain.
w. O. GEORGE. q 3
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LEVI ELDRIDGE,
Sc Its General Agent, PHILADELPHIA

5k For LIVERPOOL.-Tne fast saiIr
- and well known Bremen ship Wesfphn.
liza, Captain Vessels, is now at City Point, ready
tor cargo, the larger portion of which being en-
gagged, she will have dispatch. For balance Of
freight, apply to BEV. CLOPTON, or to
Sc IL lIJDI.AM A. WATSON
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Public Taste ImprOved.-SIMONS'
Daguerreotypes are now ADMIRED by all who see
them; by some for the richness of the coloring,
peculiar to them alone-some for the cearness and
disincness of the figure, enabling the spectator to
them in any light with the greatest ease-some
for the strength OF their light and shade, cearness
of the eye, and the general artstical finish of the
entire picture, When it is known that we furnish
such gems to patrons, is it wonderful that our
business is SO rapidly increasingly Our assortment
of ewery for setting Daguerreotypes in is equal to
any in the city. nj. 2. SIMONS,
seq Isl Main street. Eagle Square,
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~ HAYES k. SUTTON, NOTAKl
-. neutrality-suspicious. attention paid 20.
nee In the Law Building, Richmond, va INV g
Sill vKR WANTEO.-Wsnted.
Silver Coin, (small change and Quarter !,
paid. Pse'uuua VIII Do
ses-os c. w. PURCELL & CO.
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~ Free Exhibition-Ca,l and see your
Candidates.-Are cow on exhibition at WHITE.
HURST'S Gallery, likenesses of Gen Winfield Scott
rankin Pierce. William A Graham, and William
R King. Also, the mammoth picture of Willard Fill.
more, which has received the premium at New
York and Baltimore Fairs.
His collection of pictures is constantly being in
creased by receptions from the Washington Gallery
of licensees of members of the United States Sen.
ate and other prominent men of the age.
J. H. WHITEHURST
~ His Gallery in this city is n Main street,
over Johnston & Co.'S Hardware store 249 Broad
way, " Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, d C;
Market street, Baltimore; Main street, Norfolk Va;
Sycamore street, petersburg, and Main st, Lynch
burg, Va. Sc S-3t*
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The EXPLOSION OF THE REIrDEER.-The
New York Times says there are now sixteen
persons suffering from the injuries received on
board Of the Reindeer, including Captain
Hoyt, wife, child and servant, who are at their
home in Hudson, and also the chief.engineer.
30 far, 81 persons were either killed instantly,
or have since died. The steamer is to be towed
to New York city. Her damage will not ex-
coed $4,000.
Prof. Mccullough. Of Princeton College,
with whom the late Mr.. Woods Baker, one Of
the victims, was associated, arrived at Bristol
on Tuesday, TO visit the unfortunate man, but
was too late. Ii is singular coincidence that
Mr.. Tascher, another associate and intimate
friend of Prof. Mccullough, was killed just
one year ago by the explosion Of a steam boz
Ter in Philadelphia which was undergoing a
test. At this period Mr.. 7. was expected to
have reached Princeton to attend the wedding
of MIR. Baker, but before the ceremonies were
performed telegraphic dispatch was received
announcing the death of MIR. T.
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y NEhA
~ RANDI
Atlantic 1
Shore, by
n Cecilia.
3urney-5q
II Virginia /
by
Bite-50 cS
SCOTS 81
Rn-25 ce(
The Nava
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a The Nerd
ction of Of
bants and
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The Myst
rand Cau4
DIS Gel
Holiday Il
kthor OF MI
The Chill
boir of MAI
Family q
Nos IL an
II Shades d
xnne Wool
Isaiah and
&strations-I
The Wor|
D. Unpatha
RDts
blossoms
"a Bid
America
updie Du,
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cSnSiGs Sfegbber Glitter.
SprdCe s.. Sap,

es GDurtIanSt Stra6c, sfcu=yorf,
6at stltnmSrti9 eutn 9rrgtn Stcd Snbia 9Ru66tr
l4aarsn pcn kintr ei9tntn 8irsjmuS-aus Sptr uno
Sslm5 9atsnt maufSSCorsu Qnsoluble) 5abrit ncuss
patn pcu 1S49-auf 5auN, uulfailtne isSen Yertan9s
ten artitl in oiSItm IoanStlSiptS. Eite 9dtcr fne
morrontrt cine 9rSgers 6ies ausnbotsn uno in aIsn
binitbttn 6elIsr ~ FIN, ais tic irStno elmer onetrn
SVanufattur. 2(usesesbuk uno pcblks 9S0iTtr9epalt
st Dan in Den Stanr fine Gdtsr rprtlfIilsr os ollie
2(noern rsrtaufsn 90 tSnRrn. Ssin Sci umfaEt nStt
onon Irtitslu fcl9snpt, wcbs tst6nei9 aus rrs 9rr
zen pen ibm sSsisnetrn Sattcrsen psrmebrt psSn -
2500 9RSdS, 9lcats, Ycncbe Sldnttts.
1000 9lSrps Sub, fir psrihieeens 5fpSds.
1000 4aar 9BatitiekL elm neuGr artitsl.
$50 Sneia &ubtsr pSulsr, Ddcbr uno 3Sttsn.
SbuapplSds, 9autstus, Gtmsr, 8crpls. etc.
$1,000 Sug gatsnt Scit, ] 3clg bis IL 3SCI.
Stlp;8tontrts, Stletliiper, etc.
1000 esbfnsrettsr, ,,eies S0fsts," cts.
5000 Dussno pateut unp gstpcbeue prIsntrd9sr.
5000 9ares shirred caltilbs SdhIr. sress @aristat
10000 Yhano ,,Stsamsy yddin9" allertlrt fbr erri
,J9liIh.
Rie0dtabn Hubesr Sprin9s. Sels, ett.
NPaIhneus03eltin 8ubter, 9eolisrbclt.
Snlia Rueesr Stisk uue Sbube, nur bSinl greFs
pertauf
Osa,NSrf, 2tprit 10, 1851. n4l5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
9Serlaitaf DerDen:

1000 9altsbSuts, wrfdr 3 Gents eas gnnp 6sjakn
Miro
1000 &ipsb6uts, pefdr mir 6ents bC;ahIsn, pfnn
fe nitbt dbsr 20 Yfuno ruis9sn
100 8dbs uno S6hienhaus, ftir pgIbs mir D Gtnts
fas pfino tsSablen.
Die Sbiasn prsile iino elm Gents per Yfuno msbr
ais Sbr pcn ir0sno sinsm 6,rbsr erbolst Earum
ern9t Sure bSuts nab Dem rpcbtfilsn BoarasosStrbr
pcn 01Siouer uno 8rsini9in Srssrstcpu, uno br bee
tcmmt ben bShltsu prsis. uuo tSnnt oeb Cure @dtVr
pSblftltr taufn ols ir9enewc iSnt.
29eipnet mip SHhit9,
2rtlfsrstalnf Sw, 4. ue-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
lhrtbf t

wiro bicrmit as9sben, ca6 Der untcicttnete
olS @rccutcr ucu Ger SinterIa0cnihoft
Ger rerliorbtnen Guiana &epler, Ieet'
bin ron Wiccumatun9is SItp., Gebo @aun'
~, anoefeQt wOrosn ilt,-Nue Sjccni9en
oober, wdte nod an beia9te 9ntcr'
laITenIdaft ihuloi9 Iino, werccn 9ebcten
jnnnbalb 2 Monotcn tci Dem unter6cihne
ten anSurufen uno obiubejoDICn.-uno ale
oisieniosu welde nod retmd6i8e SorNer
unaen botcn mt9en, inc etenfauS crlutt,
folte innubalb bcfa9:tr 3ett pCbbeltdti8t
einjubdnci9en all
SoitpO Bestp.
Sdnudr Is. naom
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05

rpirb biermit seseben, caB Der untersei6nete
aIs UomnilfratOr pOn Der StnterIdilen'
fdoftees peiforbenen @borles Stepben,
Ieetbiu Don SbgIaucon SItp., eeha Co,
anositeut wOrben it, Que SoIbe eaber,
bic nod an befaete SinterIaiIenfbaft f6uI'
eia fino, werben biermt 9ebeten innerbaIb
2 Mcnaten anSurufen uno obbubeSabIen
unb Sol6e, Die nod rettmd6i9e Soreerun'
asn an befaate SinterIaffenfboft 5u saten
baben, beIiebeu oisfeIbe innsrbaIb beia9ter
Belt aud einSubrinseu, bomit QIIeS in
Ri6tiafeit 9ebrabt wrern Fam.
SanfOro Stepbcu, S6riaufrn.
Sanuar g.. uq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
81 a hrt6 t
Sdnudr Is.

wiro biumit 9e9eben caB Die unter5eidne-
ten ais Gretutoren eeS Ictten 8llIenS uno
Ssitoments peS periforbenen 9enrD @ off,
Iettbm pCn SaGSbura Saunidip, seba
Co., ernannt wOrSen inc. Que oleieni9en
baber reIte nod an te(09te 9interlaBsn'
f6aft ftulosn. iinc auf9efOreert ina9aIb 6
Bctcn abSubsSo -uno Solbeels nod
rettmdsiae Soroerunsen an befa9te Stn-
terIasenitaft baben, iino cbsnfatI5 eriubt
eisIelben wrbIbetidti9t einSubrnaen, an
9pSid SSolf,
Spbn Stppcl.
Sauuor %. nq6m
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g Il, ~ ctn

Die Sutd ptrbistn Itb bauf9 I'M scmmtr, tetcm:
men 9CIbpclCne 6al, Suiten, CSCibpdre in Den suns
esu uno oer estsr. pCIhs tbr bGuf9 osren plSeltbn
Sco psrnno0su, otccS ottr miro 9dngb urbdtlt, wtnn
man Elm pfuno rocr Gin battcs Yfano Yulpsr in Gin
Sag Sptlitb miitbt uuo miro ;u9IeItb otn Mdtun9s'
prcjcB bepeuteno bebliunt9Gn.
N.B. 8si eiusm 2bsrs wdtbes gNilth 9itt uno
,u9lsih 9cmaitt psrrcn cl, borf man nitt mebr als
eincn GflSfd pcI wStentb 9ctcn, cesr Cs rpiro bic
sitoun9 ccs Settss rddbaltsu, ureui es osn 8etra9
bsr SRiltb permebrt.
gRSas nun Seosrmann Die g1irtuu9tn oes pulorS
fir ih Isl6t psrllhsn uno CT piro ourd reirn pcr:
trsfflihe G9enihaftsn Wfrso9t psresn. nno eaP ten
GARNER cbns oand6s Ein clIts.
I'm fsrur ausufnoen, tpie psit unfr nit 9ledt be:
rdbmss @sbpulpsr gu Dem 9utrautn cnes ciniidbts;
pcIsn @dis tered9t H. baten mir Brcfs uacb allen
2bdlen Der @9einiaen Staaien, NO unsr pulpsr 9e;
braidt truroe, ab9eano, uno mir no i'm Stanoe aus
nelsn per uns 9s6rabten 8elpsilen ispem GARNER,
9drner uno pfsroebshssr bic @erliherun9 ju getcn,
baG eas puIpsr bis eabn be rueitem uncre tubnlten
uno mpstibndblten @rwartun9cn dbertrcffsu bot
0C1-Sbi9ee pulper 1T in alI ben oou
pbitubdpbla, Nspsntsr 10, 1861,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05

gIit btn nodtraJth bis itet 9cniadttn Grfabruh9tH
bcftn mir ouf bjGll gHeile i'm Sanrs 81 kin Die tCt
uuo pcCtrmmGnis 8ieb- 9Rs D isin, rpSlhs bis icet
Dem bGurtbcun9sfSbieen @cfs trraeGcn i'll, gu brre:
ten. @s pirtt otS Gin fbdeborts ELECTROMAGNETIC
Der @errauun9 psrtcirr oie Suolitat oCs Yutss uno
pGrebrt 70 Die 9Ioie tSosr, ces SGeS uno Der iltb
uno ,u0cb aub bet Butter, Rltlt bstm gang 9tunosn
Sbicre.
butst Gub Scr SStThun9cn, ca Ter ous9cosbnte &sr:
fauf unrs putpsrs l(esre pSrleitct bat cine gaabs
muua btIdGen 5u bsrssu. SCos6 Yadst tr69t unlrre
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