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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-19
A Mistaken and FOredo0med Candidate.

If General Scott had never allowed his name to Be
connected with the presidency, he would have shone up
the page OF history in all the glory OF exclusive mill
tary renown; but the moment he became candidate,
and from the hour his partisans attempted 10 cothe him
with attributes not his own, his martial merits were
vain quoted him from the dooc OF defeat quail.
tiles which never would have been noticed were thus
made the subject of criticism and the just deservngs OF
a brave man spored with by demagosues. who Wanted
them only that they might ascend to power II General
Scott had been content with his position at The head
Of the army, his vanity and his arrogance would have
been cheefuly forgotten Had his supporters reained
from claiming for him emnence as a statesman and .
civilian, and SO insisted upon amending forty years
honest estimate OF his character he might have con-
tended even for the presidency without encounerng The
dangers OF comparisons the most destructive. crit
cisms the most unanswerable. Had they permitted him
to remain at home in the quiet and patient attitude
which awaits the verdict cannot fear General Scott
would have been saved the notification. and his coun-
try saved the humiliation, resulting from the succession
of farces he has been enacng for the ed6caion Of
the curious, consisting of displays of the most vapd
puerili,y and the most ludcrous seli-conceit.
II centuries Of military glory could be concentrated
upon indivdual General Scott had fought ali the
battles OF Cesar. Napoleon, and Washington, be could
not get into the presidency while constantly proving bis
deficiencies of temper. Of education, and Of habit
Whether he speaks whether he writes be seems 10
do only "o dim the gories OF his sword" All his
aspirations for civil distinctions are mistakes or bunders
either exposures OF his incompetency or exhibitions oil
his vanity Even in advance OF the DOM that awaits
his hopes he sees himB alone, and rejoc,s speeches
which excite alternately the shame and the ridcus Of
the country.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-19
VAST IyDUCEMENTs.-we ma

VAST INDUCEMENTs-We inducements
In all articles enumerated below:
white
a n styles, exceedingly cheap
all kinds OF Blankets from the finest kind
made, and prices unusually low
large Of black Apaca and glossy and cheap black
silks, OF the best brands
s pieces fine plain black wool moussenes
All kinds OF linen sheeung and table linens and damasks in
sell the pure best all
linen goods known 10 the trade
dne supply all kinds Of dry goods for cbidrens
Pine cloths casmere and vesngs choice styles, and at low
prices
LOT OF select styles silks end cashmeres
pieces French merno OF all shades, various prices
20 pieces {. Josey fanncs" OF the proper coors
900 pieces various widths Scotch diapers
300 pieces fine nouenes IS cents yard said TO be the
handsomest styles in the city
and comprises every article usually found in
weordered dry goods house, and all at proyebaly low
prices
Terms cash, unless arranged contrary.
articles prices dealing relied all
PERRY
Oct i2-euf Opposite Centre Market
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-19

IL moved TO their three doors west OF the they for
magnificent da
mond jewey superior gold Watches silver and
and fine shell &c
Also stock Of pearl ivory sandal wood bone, and Span
sh fans silver pearl and leather port monnaes fancy bracelets
SC, which they offer unusually low prices
their facilities for manufacturing they
prepared any silver
styles precious Description.
and handsomely executed seals Of
metal. NJ. w. GAIT n BROTHER,
Jewellers Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
0ctI -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-19

The Republic prints General SCOTS speech at Auburn
New York, but carefully omits that be in company
with William n Seward all the time. and excludes
The speech Of the latter, welcoming the General TO the
hospitslities Of The place
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-19

Iron Hal .4sserby Rooms, Pennsylvania .7renue.
WILL open ensuing season, Saturday October &c.
a2k for ladies' 81 for children and ~ for
temsn.
In announcing myself dancing department. "ihe
sccpre ladies'" recommended by Donald
Walker deorm spine Dr. Couson Dr.
medical profession generality also the an
gentlemen have the honor inform families
schools parents YOUTH that having studied
very In London, and successful practice OF
England of which shall be happy
SUFFICIENT guarantee OF ability IN thus solicit
patronage support the families of this District and the
Infinitely other in
attention and ZEAL and the de
pupsa branch Of the profession Of the
poance but frequently neRected-to give satisfaction 10
patrons in word ask nothing more han fair Trial All
children, sl2 per quarterwo lessons
week.
For gentlemen, 80 per quarter-one lesson week.
18th October,
g. Admission Pupils half price, with permission
ladies' All and applications addressed
j. X Goodall, Iron Hall, will receive prompt attention
Private classes suit the convenience Of ladies and gentlemen
may be arranged.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-19

DE.ST Quality French Merin0-We have just received
Lupns French merinos, in all coos and
shades which will sell the lowest 90 pieces IN
lot CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY Gu.
Oct l5-8uf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-19


DICH silks and Wooilen Goods JUST received-We
IL pleasure and
public generally have just received new and
woollen GOODS bought the
auction prices will enable
them by other house in this
city. !,
100 pieces rich brocade silks
50 dresses a bayadere and hounced silks
pieces medium quality brocade do
A. do
solid pouit de sole, comprising all the de
sirabe shades
50 do rich changeable, in beautiful coIors
% do fancy coors poult de sole, for trimming
$50 do figured silks, very great bargains
so do best marceines, in all c0lors for Innings
white pink blue, cherry crimson, and other shades
Of silk and saiins for boRnes
silks, beautiful goods In all colors
silks, Of taIeta, de hine
ed, rcpt, and figured, together with many other
styles OF silks. very low prices
Also complete Paris casluneres mousseines
Merinos beautiful coors
Plaid merinos printed and plaid hannes
Mousseline robes plain mousseliDes In all colors
Also of low priced moussenes and cash
work and other goods will be found
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction 10 all
persons Of nice goods and great bargains
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Oct 15-6uf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-19

IMPOSITION of French Cloaks Monday
IL
cities shall Monday fall and winter
OF Paris coaks and manes richest lot Of
kind pleasure offering public
corded cloth Pompadran's cioaks
do Nnon do
do lie Grand
do Gabrielle do
do Manua Parisienne cloaks
do circular (sieeveSl do
do cloak Glet
do Leonas do
Lyons velvet
silk Napoleon do
brown embroidered sacks
black de chine manillas
black silk do
coiofed silk do
black velvet wstered do
arsb cloth de Asurs
A cloth Camela Taima
2 brown cloth circular
Lyons velvet, with hoods
4 rich embroidered Aiboni cioaks
Taiamaque closks
blue and black wafercd velvet de Rossi
2 maroon embroidered velvet do
An the above goods Of importation and we pledge our
selves 10 sell them lower than New York prices. -
cLAeETT NEWTON, MAY, co.
Oct is-sufFshM
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-19

THE Choice Works OF Thomas Hood, Prose and
il Verse. vols.
Walks and Talks England I'd
Punams Semi Monthly Library.
Just published, and for sale by - 49,
octI7 booksellers, 9th street
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-19

HOODS Choice works
III Walk. Talks Of American Farmer England BY
Fred l.. oimsted. sd series %
The Prcscrber Complete comprising Principles
OF Art OF Prescribing. l vol, London, 1854
Clsrvoyance and Practical Memens by James Esdae NJ D.
London, 1859.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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A FAMILY, consisting OF "a gentleman, two ladies,
II servant They private pao front
ing The sou Of The chambers communicate with psror and
meals 20 he served In private.
Persons being required accommodations win
please address "A,v Wizards Hotel,
Oct l7-dAs
The daily union., 1852-09-11
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
Gommeritog, sent L 5. sSon,or, 1852.
Surcatp's SaCDlibt
Oa0llerre0n> : 3immer.

Der llntsr,cihnete puntbt ben Danlcn nm .pcrrsn
pcn 2tautoun uno lmoc9cuo abhln9srelI bic anjel9'
gI mahtn, eab ct lrebsn istne
So6littt Sa9uetre0neSlmlner
ersfFnst bot tpste defenders ji Dem GnpgpSd srbaut
tuo UNI eicbtbiber coer Da9usrrcChpsn IN ne9ldbtsr
@clItcmmsnbet ~ usbuen. 0ielCs ecta IT IN Der
bumilcn StroEt, tini0e Sbdreu untrbaIt Der RGfcr;
mirttn Stride, i'm orittcn Stcd ors 9stduoeS pcn
Srn. 9. 6. 8ufb's SfnsgBaarSnloscr.
Suosm es cine crpitene Sbatlabs it, ooR DaAusr'
rean 8ilpniTe in pabrsm 9erlptttlp uno rlhtlAenl
ebt unp Stbatttn nur mittc einsS Dadltbts 9encnl;
men mtCbtn tGuncu, un6 ineem tb Der nsri0lrlspsne
rntTbcItn bat, tcin 9fo aus sinCn 66noen 9cben u
laTsn, cbnc CAP sS in isor SinTtht prltcnlnsn dre
pinbt CT eog ate Stie, bic Gin fcrrettss Suon'p 81
bobSn uttnIben, ibn nit ibtem 3ulprutb bsGbren mcp'
tcn gr ltekrt 9ilouie nit ceer rhns 6aroer, ein5n
cecr mebrs slommen auf sinsr qattS, in etnem Stpl
S,r unGbotrSfflitb bier cber in 6sn 6rSBtrn Stdett
Die eeas tiuer Simmer III ron fcher 8clcbaiftnbeit
oag Gin rrItcn,uener Sbmelj bon etbt uno Sdatttil
uno lrnob Die tbcns6bnlitbsn geiltbtsausortds cS'
9los aunebrudt weroln. al. p, ...
Den SdmGn, msttbe Iitb pclttn obnebmrn lo1tn,
miro emrfctlsn, tb nit cinCr ountcn roGr f9urlrIs
DrCE III HCiSen, .
Qlonifs rptrrcn 0encnlnCn rtn tosr GroBe, al
tritcn cpcbl als besn Sa9en, auf Ole atreettn glat
TN in GdIts, qccfGts Yrunaotln, TnQerttnoc, II. no
"a orcB iInp re @trtbeIe hes DocbIlcbts toB CT IN
gmnbC III pcHttmmsut GGcnti'esr rcn 8tnoern IN or
ftrlu 3litroum pcn 5 Gefunon gu ncbnsn prs'
per 8ruiGe iG nab GrSge uno Nsrfrtt9nn9 NI'
Bilpsr fino porrduttrt 10 Sorcrbaft nEn'
OETDsr GiuSon0 ,u ctiAen Simmer 1T otecritt NucI
unterbol6 9. 8. Yuitb's Sftn:gRoarSnlO9 ,,. q,
81. D. Suitruttcrcn in ctiaer 8uult ptroen er
thtlt mp Qprorous uuo 3u9rbEr 9Ilsfrt on eltp Prt
9. SO. Sureaw.
lmcnfnIil,. Sni,uar s. NJ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
Sneesaerrepts)pcas
aSarcoGplp uno &3ppc

bultcn immtr uph ibre 0a9uerrOtppfuoen
cber 8. %. @eonet's StObr IN Der 6omil
ton @robe, Glide 3bhtch OberDatb Stsdc's
0Ctet, in Qusntaur, offer pCieIb1 Une, bic
qenoue uno funRsered3te 8iEcniiTs Don itb
ooer ibren grcunotn Su baben whnfbsn,
folde in ir9eno einem beItebi9en Stpl erbat'
ten t6nnen. tS6re @rfabruu9 in Dem 8e
Itdft, uebunben nit elmer por5u9Iihrn gr
ran9irun9 osS eitbtS. bsfdbi9t ie aut stne
wabre tunlffcrti9e @eife 5u oa9uerrOtpptren,
@enaur 9iIcnFe Don SennD Vino unc
Gatbrine SaDs fino bafslbit Su lcbeu.
8ofi0tcS @ettsr if feline StneernIb jur
Qbuo5ne It6ner 8ilonilTe. 49,.
81. 9.-SOl6n Gle eS rerIdn9en perotn
ucuc SufruftiOnsn ertbsiIt uno Der Nrparat
Sonunr 8. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
50 Na0rt0t

pirb biermit seseben, t06 Der Underestimate
ols Iominilfrator BON Der Slnterlahsn'
fbofttes perforbenen Gbarles Step ben
Isttbin ocn Sberfaueon Sfbp., ee6a 60,
onoeffeIIt morben it, aDs Sclbe eabsr,
bic NOD, an bsfoote SinterIaHenfGaft foul.
bio lnb, tperben biermit sebeteh tnnerbalo
2 Mcnaten an5urufen uno abbubsSablen
une gcltbe, bic nod rebtmd6ies SOresrln'
aen an befoate 9interIaIienf6oft 5u MAIDEN
hobeu, belieben biefeIbe ianerbaIb befa9tsr
5eit aud ein5ubrin9fu, haRit AHes In
Ri6tiatsit eebrabt mfroen fam.
1aufcrb ztepbsu, Senputrn..
Sanuar 8. uq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
6. @. SDOiEfsn,
6cnrD SnVoer.
9r. - It itm'S
SrpntDitifOer gun9en>Syrlp
fur Ole pttIun9 non
Suiten, SerfiItunoen, 8rOnditif1s Qus
kRhrunn, u + 10.


Sulten, GsrfiItun9en, 8rOnditiI5r Gus
Sebruu9, u. (. no.
Ditfr trcnbjtifb pulmcniihs (coir St9mgvrio)
Sprup III otm G5dbmad or9tnebm, rTtirlatht filtln
litttltttsn uro feline Stboabt, uno ttb pUtrttt CT
buttn, Gcrtdtuuaeu I'M Rcpf uno an oen eunocn,
6GiiertIit, 8rcnbitl, 6al6ticen, lbma ttt. @r III
fbcn rcn .ounetrtCn 9cnrmmcn tpcrrtn mo trordbt
nur bsfannt Iu tln I'm 9tibIs ju prreer. Die Bsct,
Ghtenctn ia0in, Rap elm quits 9rutrIiuig,uosmittll
Gin @rcrrrn6 fIi uuo btRt, at5 oas 92ettat iabrc.
(onSer Serbotbtln9, miro nun rtr0cbrotht UNI eGn
Man9d gu erfgn - 9citt frt9suoG6 3lu0n6:
&c. $50 S'ats Strafe. pbitaedgba,
.... SttoGSr 20, 1851.
Do ttb neultt6 ron trtr btf9tr &IrtSttur9. 6uiltn
uno 8ruititmcrj GsfaIcn purrc tc6 ih mb orrl;itcu
einrn Snlub init Or 9Runn'S GrtntbitiIbtm ounotn.
GprHp oniuElllu. uuo init &eraniaGn fam ib IalSu,
raB Der Gebroub rncr ciu;lu 8cttt mir cine raoitac
uno qir3be GtuOeruua oerIbofTtt Gt!USbnlib luarcn
etss anfIue rcn &crtiuna uno 6ultln ocn truGeia:
mtr un0 cnboEreer Iatur; oUtr rtine nCltie Gjcnr:
r9 Heor c uueruartt it5ns cdB itJ ntht umbin fam
fe ctm ftbr ccrid9tbin unb fbie6artn ittd oes Or.
SRunn u;ufbrii6tn. Stb BATE autb Grtacn5et bcitn
rcrjt9d)e 9Etrfuu1 cn QNoun u Gcctattin, unc ttbe
oabtr ntbt an, cs ais nltnt ouirtIiine GRtutra pl
9ebtr. ras rter Sprup cine ber bCrn gRcbijinrn Ger
Qrt 1T, pdbe ie eer eas 4Gbtttum aebrattt purbc.-
eaft Die 8rontn ocndhcn uur pcriutbSn un0 i'd fitr
dbrjrl9 cap Ts nitHt 9rtauftbt psrocn.
- 6. 9S. Sitter,
gnfitr On bsr outb. Ct. NIattbSustirhs. g1cw Ct,
,pibtn Rate uuo 8iue uno g. uno t., Qblao.
N.B.-9iCtit cti9sr U9soijiu bat Dr. gRuun aucb Gin
Rittd 9r9en Srrfbmtrjsn, Nsurat9ia, Ctf.-roclibc
nod fct9en ipereen, -
CS.r5u BADEN 6tim Gjrcecr uno 8ttiucu in Sucfs
Ifpbr ocs 4Satriotcn, in NQentauu
Ocienlbcr 4, 1851. na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
a geftt! 2t(tt!@
9r. SSiade 9. Wannn's
S0dBbare gOeeDiiinen.

Das putlifum wiro nit Srtuon Die 8unoe psrnebs
men, oaB ntlltb elm lrcSltbes pGnltta Gnoedt puroe
fir iene laiti9e uno qudnos 8efbpsros, Den blaHen
SSniten,-ein Witttl wdbes eenielben ouf Die Stufe
elmer eepSbnlie 8srfiltuu9 bcrabmtosrt uno in DIS
g2ctbcn prlltcmmen furnt, in allen Sd(Ien nc Die
Nnmelunaen befclt merocn. @s rcttet bn 70 9dngitb
aus, ba ntbt Die 9eriT9s AFFECTION in pals coer eunst
wrttitlbt lcnoern oc SrSone rein, tbStis uno 9eno
bcrlictIt. Diels Nsoi;n III eurtb Or. SQunn in incr
gripot;praris nit lc oreEem @rfct9 0etraubt Wrrbn
uno bat lc plte aufge3hnf,s 0urGn bmlrt oae CT tb
cutlhIren bat af Den brin9nosn Runib Itintr Sreuns
Dc uno Sclcr Die oesn psiItrde crfabrcn ba6en, es
gum all9emcinen Gsbrautb ocr eas Yuttltum ju briu:
gen. Or. SRunn 1T elm rc9itmasi9 9tbiteCtsr Urg unb
bclt T6cn fit msbr ots jnUrgs Sobrtn fsius eduE
lufnetamttit uncImtioct uno oiisfblsffitb auf cine
aus9sbebuts uno crfct9rGihe YrorS 9erithttt. Die
msb,ni;bc Totuttit hat Ibrn fit SobrSn ptr9c6m5
nab cincm ittd fir oise btlbpGtlcbe uno oft oirCtt
cper inorctt tSrtlitbs @pioSme 9ecrht-ec fcl3tnps
3eugniIIe Gn.cr s1atbbnrn
uno 8st0nnttu, mdbs eas Nlitttl crYrrtt baGrn.
...... , GoIicn, Oft. 1S, 1851.
or. 5iaat q. 9Dunu: Q5srf6tr 6trr-SdJ BABE SIRE
OeSi;in an ciurm mciurr Sinecr arbraudtt, mrihcs
w1breno ecm leBtCn @onimer beft9 pom blaucn 6u
funI ale meinc @rwartl(n9en utertr0f 9rr 6uftu
MAR alctb fouet 9cbcttf, sos es nur nod elmer 9e'
orer frSnpiSrtiss gGHroftrr Srr Sronf6rt SyT!Sr 3
fnft 1ndentialih, ,uno in ctuo 9Sphcn pom Sesinn
Ser SranFbsit nrb SSehrn notb Der crRen 9ulpcn,
ounI res @fttels mar ser Suabe 1entuN. SD fam
etenfas bcifilgen SaB nit Ole eerinGcn bDcn 94ir,
funQcn uriltblttbcny ienetrn Ser Snaet in ifitocm
9onfsnimcr ,geinno. SD bcirddie Sbrc OicSi;ir ais
cine icbr tb0sbdre uno ache ibr beebal6 acrne mrin
8eu0nif. Der bt0uc 6uen mar pieie S0Grsieit bier
tpiprmifh, uno i'd mcF pou Uislcu Gttcrn Sic eiecs
9pitcl an ibrtn SinScrn 9ttrautbttn unS ib ii6cr
itire prompte SSiffEr9 trruteH. @r9cbenf 5br
Il. .. Rccotr.
-. ....- @adpn Oft. %, 1851.
G8ir Gatcu or. 9runr's 6untnprap wdbrtnG Srnr
tcBtcn CONNER in uniCrn Sanlilieu 0ctrdld,t, uuS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
IpBS Grtelfpr
Siiatc so WiGtitirf0ff ffllts, i,
psr Dtittsn uno GolnuG,straEeu, Qbi:
laoCpbia

Sdewrlt.gds pr Dtitttn uuo @alnug. .strogeu, Qbi.
! labCIpbio.
6. 2oiurie m6bte adhtun9soou Teinen
Sreunoen uno bsm pubIifum Die Qnseiae
MAIDEN, eas er Die obi9e porSlgIibe Sinte,
IbwarSe uno blaue, am SuopeGt Gde Der
Oritten uno BaInuB Srassn, perfertiot,
uno bsim 9rcBsn oesr einSelnsn 0ueeno in
bsquemen 8otteIn BON 9leiber Gr66e, Die
INNER Die por9esebene Suantitdt entbaGten,
perfauIt, Iotpie auf 8sfeuun9 eiefetbe sut
perpaft natb iraeno einem EDeite oes can.
ees 1encet. 9iefe Sinta III frei pon Sat
unb warrantirt mstaIIne Seesrn nibt anSu'
frehsn.
Gbartts 2oiprie, Gissutbsmsr.
philadelphia, San. 10, 1851. nq-
pbuaodpbio, San. 6, 1851,
Diss III 81 bcjca9cn, eas i'd 9Hes's @rtclfcr Snts
felt sini9sn Sahrsn init 9reesr 9uisoenDsit oc6rautte
uuo eobcr teretpilI9 mCi1 3eu9uB fir bcren pcrjie:
ie Sualitat abasbe uno eide6e ocr lbrei6snosp Gss
lisinbsit ansmpfeblss 81. g. SeeipGpIc,
syniItantes sBrcfer, SO. 3 Grbanac
Stb beSeuse bierourb Quen Die es anaebt, rag Sic
cbise &intt pcn 9utsr Suotdt it, iaOcn i'd oieIstbe
fben Ian9e uno init pSt9er 3ufr.oeubsit oebra!i1e.
Sen;. s.. Srpipii; @rceer,
Sdocg'Gds ssr glafcr urp sReluaB es,.rogen.
philadelphia, San. s, 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
Cine fremDe Sub

n bsfneet fd felt bem Is. Detem-
Der auf bem eanoe ees upteriel6'
nefen, in SeioeIbsrs Sauufbip, Seda go.
Sie III Don beubrauner Sorbe. NIT wslBer
Stirne, meisen Shsen uno fIeiren rpobl9e
formtsn 66rnrrn. Der @isnsr 1T ertubt
leiu gioentbuni su bemeifen, Die unfoiteR gu
br,oblen uue bic Sub absub0lsn bet
'''F' QInpreas Yeter.
Touuos g. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
SrpCfemudareit, @rpsertcit, Sc

wsbe fis an critounlih nsori9cu preiitn virtaufu-
man tSnnt iie in Der Shat bitr ps99itbcntt betfen
Rcnmt 2as, Shr pen 6eiost6er9, 9Hsibcntura, ectps
bia aBteitbal, NVoratorpnp. eon9lbpomm, Saseur9,
StCrmfcro, uno aus allen @dcn. 9Bstonsr uno Bre'
ni9 hOttn Sitter 9cnue um Cub aOe su usricr9sh uno
easu nrtb rurbtfeilsr als enmal Giun III bic 5slt!
9Sir BADEN einaefauft: ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
Werianat fperOett I

iOVo Sal9sbautc, uOfdr Gents sas 9funo 6tISsa
miro
l00O 6ipsbduic, pcfdr mir Gents beiatlen. i,eun
fe nibt dtsr 20 pfin0 rpiedel.
LOO 9db' uno Sdblsnbaute, fir uettbe mir gsnfs
has pnno bf,abfsr,
Die cbi9en prsif flno Gin Gents per pfne mebr.
ats Sbr pctf irbghs titsth @cr6er erbolist. poru,
6rinat Gare 6autc nab oetn vcbcn VansorIose setpbr
ron aBsioner une 8ugia9n Sretiustrrn. sao Sbr De-
fcinmt Den bShlsn rsis. uno fSnnt becs cure sitter
treblIs..sr tauftH als ir9cnoirc cni,
Meibner Gnc greini0.
EEsrltEstann, psi. 4. na-~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
2plpbtQ Ypffamt.

Gin @trpjbnG Der Sritft, wslthe om 81. O''EmV'r
1851 auf pcm ectpbitt Yrtant llS9'n bIisbn:
GIi C8tcroc 4, Scfpb 6iitlsr, Daniel @Ger9' 0oStc
oure 2 Eiuiom gHcrmon g., 1anid &eiltr, Somucl
eSESSis (Gf.). Scbn 8itrtr, 8. 3oft (gi1l % Bed
2fnSr,n g8iSntr, Scfc Goitcrtrcct artn &ou (9Ro'
Ebincnna(bery lt6re6am Carrie, atvoban 6rn, 2npr,
g6iftrtSin, scGn ScfTmon, 8. &ulb (Gl1l Serr9e
gNis, S,om Snpor, @ecrae Rrptr' Y. 3a9snsoeler
fcst, csorh Tcnfermater, GcYina 8ar, eepls 6clIcs
S%T ,ot, bSmos SCiSr, 8cnomin stibGrt, 8eni Seea
CGE,S ;, Uarcn @itnbarr, Doyo SnNesr, 5cbn Sort'
man sti,pb g3abu,an Eonilt Smith 8itbaro 8nerr,
9wonff oefnrr, Stbu snprcr, Scispb Ge9'r' &usI 8.
Ru3, Scirgb 8rsnsc, giotban Ottptrt Scbn SGolTs'
wv" "'','' Qeter eene, .. 81.
-, o 1880 +3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
ltnD SplSarbeifer

d Gbe Sbr cnltpc fault tCItbe meine loc6elr, Sd9cr
gReiga StbusrcmeFsr, 8cbrcr. Orebmc6Ct ocbelsiitr
Bautfbrautsn, 9Bintd, Srtitbsil, uno anbsre Yeit
3clllfSte, g8ssstne, Soften uno oectn. @ntatcbrs,
Ganorapisr, 6tbts Stbrsner:S :Sriftifts, cts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
N16rt0t

--- w " " " .
Hirb biermit se9eben, bab Die unterjetb'
nsten ais GretutOrsn Don Der SinterlaBen'
fhoft Der perIforbenen Gbriifina Sci
Tnoer, leetbiu Don Sdl5Gurs Saun:
sd;S aedo Gountp, an9siteIlt wOrben fino.
~ due bieienissn bubrr, mel9t nod an
befoote Sintertafsnfbaft fduloia fno, wer:
Spn biernit rfudt, innerbalb 6 Boten bel
linen bgr rlnterSeibneten an6urufen uno
ot1ubsableu - uno ALE Seltbe, ole nod
Norberuneen an bisfslbe baben, iino tbsnfauS
oebeten ibre &e6nunsen innrbalb Der be-
iaa!en Seit einSubrin9su. an ,,
SdeOb 6eifu9er, gat5eurg,
S0lidtGetS. Gberbarc, aasntoun'
c,,,,r 8 nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
STR Sauertlj

GjeGrauDt Stbauftn, SNi9abtln, Sie6s, Itrte,
Gjrubbadrn, 8tbs unp 6aerfstteu, 8rnftctttn, Rets
tcnitrdn9t. SodmeGcr, Stre9d Yfsrcstarftsn, Drums
iaStn, pufsifcn uno pufnd9r II. No., alIts ppbIfh ir
baar Gjelo,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
grtrlerstpwn 9e9en Die 8elt!
SGr9eas! S6r9es,!

9urrob! Surrob = @eionsr uno Sreinis
no cctn pcu Der etaet suridSctsbrt nit ciutu uu9e
beiitsn Stcd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
GapitaI iilyer 4 fs5, 600 gldi6F.

Siefs Sefsaf6aft ucrii8rt fein Saterrs
ats fdsres @i9entbunr.
8ausrefGi9entbunl 'Dirb II elmer eiasr ,..
&late psriI9ertS uro Die fir ibre 81 o,;.;ss .;.s
ein9eeencen Seller Wurtsn mr. A. Ss.,as. S''.'ss
lung BON Eeuer in ibrer g.laTc nsy,.s.,s osSag'
Sofesb eeOrarO III anfnred,en.
Der assnt taT Ig Ge8a unc gouds @aulitiss.
- no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
sic MIblaeIcbGfte
G5e(tQf0QfSz 9[uf6lltn9.

oNtN~i~T"t| - 49,
91obribt miro bierour6 9e9eben GAP Die
felt Ginger 3cit Der bs1aneene 6hma' untsr
bem 9(ainsn pcn Goldman, 8rim uno
60, in benz Oifiusr Gfbdft, am lifen
Sonuar ourb aurisiti9e @inwiai9un9 1T
6ufocl6lf woroen.. QQe eteieni9en eaber
weitt nod an befa9te Sirma i6uIti9 lino,
Gn6 erfu6t swiIten nun uno Dem 1ten
Sebruor all oem StObr uon grim uno &tn:
ninaer ansuruftn unp obbubeSablen. - uno
Iue bic nod Qnfortsrun9en baben, beIleben
bieIelben binneu befa8ten 3sIt aud eatslblt
einSubdncisen.
SSilIiam Socimduy
GpbrGim 0rim,
starpn SienHineer.
Can 3 1859 nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
Ser06erung ge9en Seuer:
Sts Staats 9e9snfeitise
SeuerperfcD gefeQfcbaftJ
&arrisbitra, pa.
s. 9. Rut9erfOro, preFOent.
y. s. Gillett, Stfretdr.

3iDcie:Sffiee, AS GbesnutftraGe. pEiiaScsbia:-
Stltett une &eg9fbau, 9egcrai:aoenft,,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
Sir W1aurerj

baGe ib Qfiiiters, NNourcrs uno 9cintin9: :&etter,
eottsnbsils, gcrtsrbaden, Stebs Maursrlhnurs 2Sn'
telsilsr, II. T. rp.-2(ueb babf Id
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
SIR SauS69(ter;

8uf2t an fit Sbfren, SRs6sr, 9a6etn, eofTN, Yfau:
rcn, 9itbtsritSds, eibtfh0rcu 8is9deftn, 8ofssmdb
fen, StbSpf: uuo StboumlGfel, Stbnotlamrcn, oono:
lacrucn, 6auoglcitn, 23utihsrmC6cr, getriie, 8tos
tdt9c, SSucrSon9cn uub Shaufu, oclfi9sn. 6tcibli:
gen, 9lotsns ano OaousfalIsn, u. + ~.