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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
Scr gscrtb eCn Gcn. ecUtt'S 0tenitcii

Die Neu Yorf Grpres rhet nit Ttdr
cen b65wjai9cn Self, mdhw ijh Sur Nic.
cerndttQfsIt bcr0bld6t. cen @utb ron
@enCrol Scctts 0ienlten, Die er mibreu5
elmer Ion9en ScbsnS5eit ft;usm Gacrlanbe
70 rubmI!h gsIeilfe: Bat nab &balsrn uuo
Gents Su berctnCn.
Sur feine QrOsen Sitnfs in @crfO Cfoat
eis Grpre6) witttQsr fc9ar aIs icne, melde
Gortei Spantcn Ietltets, mar feline ScGcbn-
ung 9letb isner er5 @ortsS, bic unoantbar-
fcIt Der 8e9ierunq5 8ermaItune fcines 8a.
terIonoes. Die 8eicloun9 oes GenerdIs,
'Cute man flb aub srinutrn; in ecrinqer
ais mas Elm puiiocnt mantter 9fieQetabn
Scmpanlen befOmmt Cesr fcgar meni0rr oI5
clnt9e 0aupf6rcbsr ,baItCn.-GaS 9ano
Fam niemaI5 @enroI Scott in gslo be,
IObnen fur ole Dtrnfc. peItc er eeIeiIfet
Bat SO9ar bic Minen non Californian
Itne nibtrtib genu9 oitfe5 5u tbun, obfbcn
eicICIbeu erobcrt murccn ourtb feline Gapfer.
fcit Dor Der Stoot Wsrifo uno ermcrbsn
wuroen tutb oen Sraftat, methen er an
Der Spiee fcncr Ge9rsi6su2(rmee pO,f6rieb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
G;cfGGSci,te SSriefc.

GSfYhtt P,itft. pcrerlsben rcn Sen. Stctt 81 ltr
hotsn in philadelphia bErsitF ibrs Grfbtnun9 9tmoch
Ditdbs psrctn aucb rpcb dbr rosisono 9trtut io'r;
osn. Ne.r autb cise miro unrrc St9ntr ncbts bclttn
NGts bitft fs ntbts. loinn nut nnltre 6rmnet thr'
Iflht tbuu. 2tuf eoblr Nbi9s Hlt 'ur @am! VI
it ia cine W6lltdt1it bog cine Gtinms ans esr
prCISCnt MAIDEN ceCr Utrersn fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
Nic Sscrin,r,i,I.iriift

Gjuc Gro6r unc cnttufjafifts Setfotnm
lung Der @bi95 il oln Icetcu Sretto0 Gbrnt
in Ccm Gcuihdufe aiIbir 9cbaItcH wOroeu
wpbd Ser NcutIle eOu YOt5uiUs cint
frbr grfdridts 8soe 6ieIt, Gle unumfG5Iiett
8obrbcitcu uuS Nrgumcrtc In iib ltIoB
caB ein icorr moDre SaterIonc5 SrcuUo bc
nih ler g1ahl fhr Gcn. Govt Gimmsn iOLIte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27

o. IRtoa rem oEtba ruff c5 Cub ms C8tNibtni0,
caR 9Rorsus N}Crtcn Cinmo NIT elmer tin3l'
Qtn 2 timms gItbrbiit gum @ruwrn6r 9NoilathniltS
crmIblt murrt. 2uth ouf cins Sttrms tEnnts IS on'
tcmmcn cb Gsn. QDuFlo Stctt crCr Grant Qtcrts
QtnuNtpanim b0tCn icu - Crtr uICbr nor 9rCiocnt
mtrrCu tcU. Ttrncrt @Cmt tmacn ilno unnCtb0 -
lugnr Sbr uur cine Tinuts tittr titn llntano nab:
ttutt, Ic rtttt IN gytho ttin Gphi1 81 G0uit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
NEt Wrciii bcS (Siicna.

So Der ncueite 6umbu9 1T, ba6 ii,
Gotcfofc5 fa9cn, bo5 Gifsn BABE aufaeftIa
gen 8a6 ric8 curb brittifhe5 @sto Su,
mr9e 9ebradt murbe, beSweifctt nitmanb
Ser lCtneu redten 8srilono bat 9oGt nut
einmot ole Wabt uorubr fsin, uno Gifen
miro cauu nur wteccr brin9cn mas c8 bis.
Der unter Gem b,ittiidcn Sarif Don 1886,
cen Die GotrfVGp3 iu5 Seten 9crufru taben,
oskrNtt bot
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
sBer ipilI SieCem piosrfprrchcu?

Bmcen @n. StCtt u7b Sranf Ytette
frCimil1 fir tie prslicsntenfcuc Iaufen-
crcr MARE fsiner ron ibnen ourd tr1cno
cine Vartbei eruannt pcroen wie uiel Stm
men alaubt man ea6 Qierce in eiGftm Stoot
stbaItCn mmnes gBatrIjh mir 9IaubCn
Feline 80 O00 inoem ibu nicmdrb fsnrt. uno
inctm er nicmals etpaS getban BAT, Sa5 tbn
Al cieTer StsIIe bsred'tiqt. Uuf Der aneern
Seite IN G3en. ScCtt ooer tefIen Ndme ie
eem StimmQeber betanut, er BAT uus riGle
Sabre aetreulid 9setent un6 nielnaIS ctwa6
attban um unfsr 3utrouen iu UerIiertn.
Nun, me farm es m69tib fain baB Die gut
meinenoen DsmoFrdten etwas @ewihe5
fur etrd5 unoewi6ts crtaufhcn f6nnen ?
StCtt III prcbirt, une Ricrcs net9t flh Gna'
lii6en SnterrGen su. QBu mill osn ,Nfi5t"
LluIsn ?-Iie 10 atre freibeit5Ijtt5 Demo
trdtCn fjHnsn e5 ri.bt tbun, cl6 fie fir
Wiertc flinmtu Gcmmt otiO am nidittn
TicnlldQ sur @obt. lcQt cure plrtbSt Gt~
fubIe uno Tlrtbsi 0OrIiebe as, ibr ebrIihs
IrmGtrntctl uno ffimmt fir Sen. @infeIc
Scctt, Ger ME @uer 3uuauen UcrIoren bat,
uno oann bnbt Sbr Gure piIibt ectDan
Ebut Sbr od5 uidt 70 bait 95r nod' uufar
Auiltttn Cure 4Glht unoUScbliH uber
9rffCn, unO bios te8 &ortti0cfubt6 rrcQcn.
weldCs eurt aus Wcmdno fc meit perIciten
ioute. taB er ole SnterCftn f,ines 9dnos6
rerQEt Ceer rof fir ctncn Wonn deifmmt
Miro, Den cas- iuclitbe GnQIaub dnfftmmt9
gum Qrciont crWdtIt III fsbrn wunfdt.-
Die Gotc ia widtjN, 9br CtmoFraten -
utttrjt3ct fe mrpl cDe Sbr fir Yiertt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
q crD cir0tD e {.
(Nnrh an @hrlp. .hrn. at(Itr

CTurib ben &brp. lorn. 3tQtr)
him lShn Oucbtr. OR. Gjtcr9e QR. Sob, ron Scr:
mantauu. nit WlB Sarab Nuua 8ucbmau, prn erwbla
Selba 9Ountp.
(1urh Sen @hrru 6rn. S41tr)
NrI II. SttcOtr, 6r. Stmcn 0Gcf nit NiC Garr:
fine .pillman, tiloS pan 0cropbttbau.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
Gebr lpbcuspertD.

Trtftut 5iumcrs hat eiusn @rjcf an cinen ist
ner pidtn Srcunre 9tftrittn, pcrtn CT oai'htr fol
Stn. 5trtt fiber etr nah!s Yrthorht tr:edt rpcrotr
plrcs, uNo srrtbt tttfAttu ben often 8tnr0 fir iEn
Sts(c narm ii untirfuBtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
Gjnt gfencs son aSire;nicn.

0[J>,ns 8tri5btt Die mir Scn otm Saot Giralnien
cin;eb,n tSnncn oeben eahjr n 9tn, raj Sen u in'
htlo Q tctt fiber ZEN Stoot traaeu uiro. SIle no'
rsn ris QSbils o0dtll mebr i'm 9if;r ais nc tst hno
uno ME rsbnstEn s msBr auf slten gcrrsltbtn ots9
ais agraos i3sk
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
Mntef GncLl npr QNncnI

Sbns 5psifA ojrb ngr gepubGtansr bieis QEthe
nctbmas 9Snldj NIT eG9tn auasfiat ltin. Deru NIT
bsr QBobrbeit fam CT ndbts g SftS pOn Gtn. StCtt
une nicbts suites pcn Grant Yiret h9sn. Gtwas
bae uitbt nebr picoerteo protn tonu otreisnt curs
Gus tsinen @laubsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27

Son aI(tu Stittu her pirosn mir osrIdut eaR Sen.
Ssctt fther oub oiifsu 5tdot tra9tn miro. aEhl9s
ron N,nnnlpanitn, Die Shulttr on raS giao une hut
Sure Qhttt-thut Shr fe ic III Der GttuBitin Staal
nit $1,000 9NtbrbGit fur ben olttn Gbippma I,tbtr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
0uttts0icnil.

Der Gbrp. Or. & &cgetbob mjro ouf Stnrto0S
cen 7tn NrpautSr, 9fotbmjtto0s nm lIbr, in rsr
euihtrfbcu 6irtbi o(bCr prIo0lr. 9lon ohttt oitft
Hngi1t fir nttbptuei9, ptil cS nbt 0npcrt tttanEt
GcMG;bt pCrecn tcnEtc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
Gclh tncftc1i

gGDi95 foIIte Gin GOfofogO Don Bettcn
Su @uh (preten, 70 fro0t i'm Ob cr audi
ucu Gem ttiuiften Srly @elo pcu @nq
[auo Babe?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
ToIfFijs SiCfcts.

D Tis 0ctcs rcn pbaottpbio botSu uhtr 9r:
49, patsr:Sidtt Qsfal[bt Ssle ccrhhI'4 oEun
Gs mlrctn nabribtinIth ihrcn 1Rca audi hebEr hnetn
Giuiot Der RGmCn DIR QGbio o@rwittEr Ibtn ctEn on,
uno rer NtTt Tno eCtcs. llnAiutbt ale Nom'n Sbt
Chr G1imui
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
stIIerIei yricrs nnS Qitoen.sSanSbiuS

tpsrosn hct Ter Der 93abl srn lnfru Stanetn ausat
llrtut nsrren. Hbist es atsr ntht Sbr 2sblas UNI
Soriif. Sreunoe uno lttmnt fgr Stu. Strtt atte
Sbr carnuf io Jbr fiber bttrcaen, etnn 9s9'n on
Otsn gtneral fam uhb rarf nit Gee Bobrbslt nltbts
etlnot wtrben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27

O. - Uir narcn I'M SrrtInlm ols mir lets aEc1h'
49, tsrhtrtn. ts wroe nur his 9 llbr Aetn'
bel oct Irtilctnttn:QDaM gttnlnit IS 1T HtS upr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27

Orj-Dit ourtb ejt 9ttOs on9tot9sne Wtb,h::ttn fir
itrs gaatstedmtn fnN midi tfiicIL ,tno fHo rit 81
hcib ouototrtu. NHunpr tog Nt 1tt fbmGrsn cop I'E
100 900 Ditbrtcit bortr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
@inc GDatfaebe fiir bic gsbias.

Die offijieus Stimme Don aQen @ountiss
ciefc5 Staat6 1T nOb ni6t ejnoesangcn.
&on 81 Gauntis5 aber BAT man oiefelbs,
uno in Der 3bot eicfsIbs ssiet mie fdGdf,ia
Die g8bi9s waren. Sn oiefen Gaunties linc
407l3Stimmeu msni9er einseeeben morosn,
ais in l64S. llno wie pisle BON eieIen
cenft Sbr co6 @bi9s wareu? @rilaunt
ni6t. Die 3ablen Seiqen oaB Don ZEN ,u
Saufe 9ebIisbenen 80, 1913 ggbi9s rraren
Dieter umifano Sei9t ceutIi6 oa6 mir Sen.
Stott ben Staat leibt 9ebcn f6nnen, penn
mir nur pOuen, uno swar nit elmer aro6en
Ncbrbeit. Quf baber Wbias. 9sbt uue Sur
Wabl uno ntmmt Sure 9Bbi9 Nahbarn
nit oabin-ia bIsibe fein sinsiger Su 6au1e,
9sbsn Que pie mir U6uia perIhert fublen,
10 fam e5 fcins6me9s feblen, te Staot
mus fur ben oIten 0sloen uno StaatSmann
Sen. ScOtt 9sben. uno eebt Wenniplua
nien fur i'm, feio uerfibet er nimmt am
nd9fen 4tsn Ndr5 ben prefoentennrbI ein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
NrIlsQirrf.
Nie Nl4nhl hrftrittr1i.

Titrsr 2tGat riro allsm Nnithtiu nab @sn. Sset
cine ur9ebEutr 9rces N1sbrbtjt oeten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27

Cc,"l(lcs rpos oIu 2rtcs an9cratbIn miro fdr ihrr
Wothtj III thun, rOs ito Shr ptytunrtn, Ahr QHh9s,
fir Die Qrbi8 @orbci ,n bnn, wtnn es Shrl'b III
lSeiNuuo ibulcl,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
G;en. gcott unb feline G,eener,

NBarum Nnb unfere 9egner 9reen Sen.
Scctt9 @arum miinfhsn Ge ibn sebrtsr
III Iebsn? Sff es aus Saterdnos eiebe,
ooer In cS nur cine Wartsi eiebe coer fo9or
6de asqsn Die Bbig' pattri i'm au9emei
nen? Run m6hten mir In Stant'pCrtuug
oiefsr eirsften Sro9sn cs ais unrcre NRel'
uuna per6fmtliten eo6 feiu Iebcnecr
Wenfb in een Sreiniaten Stoaten u,fahe
bat et,ras oeQeu SeOtt Su tabcn - nsin, ss
bat niemanc ntht5 aegcn ibn. Warum lis
ibn 9ebcten Su febeu minfhsn, III bIc'er
6aB qeQen Die @bi9 Yartet, perennoen
nit demterIutt. Slt ober nun cine icIte
60ncluno ibra(eits 9e9rn stnrn Wann Der
70 Vie es su Grettun9 unferer NattOuat Sbre
oetbau bat, rebt? Nciu, ourtbou5 ntht-
Q8nu e5 fein 6a6 III 9egsn Die Bbtg par'
tel watum wclIen oeun mande 9cgen tbn
fimmen, bic ME Qemter Su brfcn baben
@arum mUIIen iie eintn aiIeu Oelcen mid
beIobnen, uno marum wcllsn lie pierte I'M
terfuetn, eH in ieinrm 9anBne esbtn nttbts
fir un5 qetban bar, uno eurb bic annabme
Der Baltimore Wtattform prlprobeu Bat
8rittiftte Sutsrs6sn Den NmeriFantiten Ucrs
,u,ieben? Sn Der 1bot wer aOeS Ctt9t
retbt beberSiQst mus uu0 miro fur Sen. Stott
fur bic nitbiie prenoentenitslle Ilmmen, unc
fcmit FIR bo5 refine QSObIer9etsn unIsrs
e0ncs5 feine pfitbt tbnn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27

,.l'uGoEr mdT,n re risiten." TtrnNfantr.
ECzSG8 fol- bcb wcbI fEin Btiiiiite5
fciu, gtahbar? Socr cph?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
GeDr ieDdebdres
2ie9enbss gi9cntDuttt
dmf efcntlieber asenDn III serfaU

2ie9enbss gigcntDttitt
1Mf sfentlitber @enDu III eerfaa'
ffn
Nuf San1aes ben l3tsn Nopemter, UNI
IL llbr Witta0s, fol- ouf rem Gtgsniburt
IelbGi, in StCr- Sauton 8dunfhip. esdd
SdunlD fCiocnres tdebure Giaentbum OBJ,
ne sri q bait tfftntlh uertauft wtresn:
9so. q Gi,le DtfriieDe 99tantdgei
scIegcn in tdo9ttm 1auuftip uno gaun@
tv; 0reu;cnp an eincrr urn JacUb Wtier-
bah. NatI @rm. 9JII' 9asebp uno an
bcre. 2ieSR &c bcn Sp inatrunnotb Stie'
renspiue liu rmb oicIdbr. uno lis ut
nebe rfr 8FthrF Em Stro6s attsssn. Die
icIbe enthiIt gl Ver l5T Gatben- mbpen
st,po 7 Udcr qutsSRid,n, meite olle ge-
poTnt nsrcrn F6Meu, sn biulin9iitsr
Sbel 0r!s- unp td5 titri9s erRs 9hte
BouIonn III. untpr autrn SenIcn in fehid-
IA ibe Sslofr eingttbsiIt uno frni in
f;;:;A. er alsrbsRn Drcuung. Oar
-. eR auf in errittft Gin Nutes nsuts Pa
Stcf DObe5 ll,inerne9 23obnbdM5, BAD.
lteinfobiq gsrFdfsrt, bsquem ctn9sribtt
unc fcbr 9erdumiq; cine fan nrue a,c6e ffei'
nsrne StweiSefteuCr nit elmer 9froFec,
malt eob!i. ern fGlf nsusr QGaaenfbcp, Elm
Carriage Sdus, Gin outer Sdwcineifalf
uno Elm rOltrifIites YrCBtaus nit Sci,
tcrpreiif. IS briinrct id' aud Elm srOt
Scr unc Gutter linrner Gtmiecfbap "a
bti 26 SUD taraT Gin trinobs neues ftei.
.nsrnes Sptin9bE nit cincr bCrttiben
Sprihqs Qth6i cIlfntls III benz plate,
nsbft ousn oncern nt1iacn sn9tbGuosn.
Uuh t,fioccn lb in \galFrfsn unO 8oIf'
lteine onf Der &ouerN Stft ron oIieH
SOrtcn sjert uOlcroS tis Mrbe ptantafhs.
9its 1T cine pIontofte tle MtrtIit Die Qufr
merffomFsit pCn GauFuFigCu metb ift, in
csm lie III fcintr &iuiidt III iibstirtfsn in.
Oiefdbe IieQt suoem aub QanS bcqusm Su
Rr6rh, Sdnten, MUtIcu. Il. (. m.
$50. 9, Cine Gespiffe 2ette SahSt
0eIs9cu in vcrbda9tem 3aunfdip unc @auu'
! ~. 2ieielbe 9ren&t on Ubiqe pIantdfte,
enlboItrno 81 Udr 10 Gutbsn, 3btits
8ouIano, @i,irn uno Sclbtano. Sarauf
<RRgsEA il enitttt
fis;NE9. Sin 9mte6 2So6Hbaust
s.s. g5ass zine Der aunbcHea Sdgmublcn,
une &lecmntIe uno 0,rtmbbte, oQe5 neu.
uno an Der Gautcna @r3P, eincm nisFsb'
Isnccn @oiInlirrme, osesen. Gies in
etsrfoU5 cine beNlhc @Icgtnbeit fur 2itb.
bober ron MutlIsn.
IS III eie5 ca5S lEmaliqe tsrrtibe 81,
9fntbum re5 Som IN & d', Don Dor
bin acnonnttm Sounf& uHc Gauntp uao
niio pcfouft pUn
Wiarttn 8tnilncrtt, Qlfl1nie.
g3w Oti9eS giQfntbum Ucr Gem Gsr,
foufstaee In Uu9cnftcin rctmcn min. be.
Iicbs bel ,0rn. q d, Ger fLbi1 rorauf mobnt
unc oue5 miOi9 Bei9'n mio, an5urufcn.
SG% SGufc c8 Gdufrtn am e SbidfidtM
l'ih, 70 Fam Oti9e5 @i9cntbum outb Su.
iammtn pHfuuft merrcn.
Sgt06er p. no3t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27

5. Sectt Sarriion. Elm Sc6r
re5 IcetbCrj9en prciioentsn 9arrifon, befIn
est lid unter ben 70 fbrn srpdbIteu @Uni
arebmit9 9Iiecern pcrsl StGat Sbio. Gtwur
be pom Cincinnati SiiniFt ermalt unc boi
ccn 9tuf zines elniih,spoucn. aufrittiacn
uno fibi9en 6fcntIihen Wannes. Grwur.
be porssi6tasn els sihu Der Srctt Wreii-
oentsu @rwdbler. Ittnte atcr riefes ob, un1
bic Grncnnuns fiji @OnQreB tnSunebmcu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27

%8ein Ranri nit stnem 9uten Scr
gen, uno reinsn SotsrGant6 9tfublen, Fam
70 etmaS 9eger sinen Mann nlecuftreiben.
Der f4Un 70 oft, uno fur 40 Sabre fein Sc
ben fur nn5 aQe aufS Spill fegte. S6an
oei Shnnbei
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27

T% WbI95, butet Cub UOr oIGerlei fall
lten @cruttcn uno falfben 3eltel an,
Wabtd9e. Gen. ScOtt III Cub ftpn &c
Sabre befcnnt Hro nittS fonntc in cieIer
9anSen Seit 9esen ism 9cfaot mercen. Que
70 Tpit uuf9cbrobte @rlhtr, mcnn man
lie nttt mrbr wicrtts9en tann. 0errienen
rurdau5 fcinrn gIauben, 1onoern nur bic
tiefe Sera6tun9 eineS ieeen sutsn Burgers,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27

,gsn. stcIt il eIutm Gcnfnbd 6auSibut abnGtb,
HronbIF1r,r
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-21
A Monument!

FROM WHOSE BASE TO THE TOP STAND IN BOLD
RELIEF THE NAMES OF OUR OWN CITIZENS WHO
HAVE BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH BY H maI u,
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE, MEDICINE THAT
CURES MORE THAN NINETEEN OUT OF EVERY
TWENTY WHO TRY 1T.
CtTILL another witness for "Hamptons Vegetable Tine
- ture"-Ths certificate from of largest and
most enterprsng farmers-the owner OF those spendio
person. did the poughng with the same, that TOOK the
premium We mention this before Mr. Horne took the
Tncure his condition such to despair OF even VISIT
ing the Fair much less taking such laborious part as ne
did the establishment of those who had his state
short time before
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4, 1852.
Messrs Mortimer d. Moobray-GENTs: Having been az
hicted with Chronic Inammatory rheumatism for some
time. in its worst form, tried every remedy that came
within my reach without any in fact my suffer-
ings increased with every remedy tried, until was
scarcely able to walk from the dreadful pains and swelling
in my limbs had also ulcer formed on my right wrist,
which gave me intense pain.
When in this condition. Mr. Scott Conductor on the Sus-
quchanna Railroad with several Others called attention
to the many wonderful made by Hamptons Vegetable
Tncture determined to give it trial. last resort.
You well remember my suerngs at the time got the
Tncture from you-they almost past endurance.
happy TO inform you, that in short time after
difficulty, in about four weeks enabled to take
part the ploughng match at late Agricultural Fair
The ulcer my wrist is entirely cured, and am in
the enjoyment of the very best health with symptoms
of my old diseases all of which feel bound to say to
the great healing restorative powers of Hamptons Vege
table Tincture.
NV great confidence in 1t has induced to recommend
to others, and have also its good effects in num-
cases. My little daughter had been in bad health
time medicine seemed to reach her to
do her any good until gave her this Tncure Of Hamp
TONS which restored her robust health do there
fore cheerully bear my testimony in favor Of this valuable
medicine, and wish you to send dozen bottles that
may always have it at hand. Yours, respectfully,
ELISHA p HORNE,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-21
General Sam Houston i'm New York.

The New York " Sun" of yesterday morning
says that on the preceding day General Houston,
in company with several members of the Common
Council, visited few of the public institutions on
Blackwell's and Randalls Islands. Returning
at l o'clock, at the invitation of Mr.. Collins, he
visited the steamship Baltic, where quite nu-
merous company were assembled. A splendid
collation. was laid in one of the cabins, to which,
the company sat down. Several speeches were
made, and the greatest hilarity prevailed. In the
afternoon the General received the calls of his
friends at the Irving House.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-21
DIED,
DIED,

On Friday morning, the goth nst Mr. JAS. fohlSTEl'
formerly Of the county Kilkenny, Ireland. 49,
His funeral viii take place Sunday evening" the zd nst
at o'clock, from the residence Of Mrs Mc6alvey, near
Georgetown which his friends respectfully invited
On the 10th instant, of consumption, after long ana
severe illness, MARY II. BIRCH, daughter OF JAMES H.
BIRCH, aged sixteen years and six months .
In this city, the night of Friday the Goth nsant IN
the sxty,seventh year of her age, Mrs. SUSAN STAINS
BURY wife OF ARTHUR j. and eldest daughter OF
the late Hon. BENJAMIN Brown, member of the House Of
Representatives for the State of Maine Mrs was in per-
feet health the morning that day while looking at
Heays great picture of Webster before the Senate sud
denly seized with apoplectc attack which she died.
The friends OF the family and those Of her sons Captain
attend her funeral from the residence of husband
ner of and Twelfth streets, Monday next at eleven
o'clock a.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-21

legislature at Albany, announcing that about
10000 names had been received there from diff
ferent parts of the State praying for total abol
ton of the traffic, wholesale and retail, in intoxi-
eating drinks.
Rev. Mr. Cuyler, of Trenton, N. j., little,
brilliant, black-eyed man, with slight Yankee
intonaiion and manner, kept the audience in g
roar, for the few minutes occupied by each
speaker,) by his wit and anecdote
Rev. John Chambers, of Philadelphia, made a
few earnest and humorous remarks, which were
mdch cheered He began already, he said, to
pity The tipplers prospective loss Of their grog-
geries; for they would hang disconsolate around
their old haunts, like SO many calves bleating
after their mammies. 1t would throw the liquor
sellers out of business but they could get some
thing to do-chimney-s or some other
respectable employment
The presentation of the gold medal by the So
ciety to Neil Dow, through Gen. Houston, was
well done; and the recipient, after disclaiming
any merit of his own, made good speech touch
ing the operation of the law in Maine. In fact
| thought his the best speech of the evening.
| came away about ten o'clock, leaving Rev.
E. H. Chaplin making speech, which was re-
ceived with enthusiastic approval learn that
he was followed by Father Taylor, Rev. II. w.
Beecher, p. r. Barnum, Rev. J. b. Wakely, Rev.
t. A. Corey, and Rev. J. A. Hagany.
Thus ended the long-anticipated temperance
demonstration, and it cannot fail to be felt
throughout the State.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-21
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Seyen-MiIe Mirror.

The funeral train in boats, on the st. Law
renee, amidst the mazes of it's thousand islands
bathed with a summers glowing sunset, is, with
out exception, the richest and most magnificent
view ever seen canvass. For richness Of
color, truthfulness to nature, and fidelity of per
spectve, it has no rival in panoramic painting
To accommodate the many who are unable to be
present at the evenings exhibition, the Mirror
will also be exhibited every afternoon next week
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-21

4- We daily receive newspapers claiming an exchanges
in consideration Of publishing Prospectus Of this paper
The publication Of that Prospectus countermanded I'M
mediaey after it was issued but have observed us
with such papers as copied it after It's appee
ance before subsequent notice could be presumea
to be very generally known Those that took II up AZ
later PERIOD after had used utmost endeayors 70
make known the revocation OF offer, should not con
plain that we do not send them daily paper, We have
however, endeayored to preserve the names Of all and shall
before long be able to send them acceptable weekly
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-21

ways inimitGble in his peculiar line. His comical
phz would almost make statue grin.
Dempster had full house last night His
music touches the heart. II vibrates upon the
very strings Of the inmost soul, where pure melo-
dious sentiment dwells.
The printers society, in Baltimore, which is
very powerful manly, and resolute, has in con-
temptation some action in regard to Sunday work.
The association viii take the subject into consid-
Grafton probably at its next meeting. All good
citizens, who feel disposed to respect not only the
Sabbath, but the comfort of printers, will doubt
less willingly forego the pleasure of reading a
paper on Monday morning that requires the vic
ation of both moral and physical law to issue it.
Business in our city is becoming quite active,
though retarded somewhat by the recent cold
weather. The prospects for an active trade were
never more hattering.
The sales Of -four this week have been large,
amounting to nearly 90 900 bills, at $3.50, which
is the present price for both Howard street and
City Mills. My impression is there will be a
decline next week. The receipts of flour in the
pas. seven days are nearly A, 900 bbls.-larger
than for many years before.
Grain is study; red wheat, 93@97 cts; white,
$l@$1.06. White corn, 55@56 cts; yellow,
56@157 cts. Oats, 3S cts. Sales of coffee during
the week to the amount of $4,000 bags Rio at
84@9a cts. per lb. Whiskey, 22@2S cts. per
gallon. Money is decidedly easier, and the
banks are discounting freely.
1t is now I'll p. n.y. showing rapidly, and the
snow an inch deep. CHESAPEAKE.