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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
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taun uue eCr lmae9cne ottunosrcI betannt gu tben
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
HEADLEY'S NEW WORK.
JUST PUBLISHED,
LiCcs Of Whitfield Scott and
.5atfff.esD jackson.

BY J. r. IIeadley. vol. 12mo., with portraits
Uniform with " Napoleon and his MArshaIs."
Scott and Jackson are here puced together
as the two military men who have made the
deepest impressions on their county since the
time of Washington. They both achieved n
brilliant reputation in the war of 1912, and by
the battles Of Chippewa, Niagara, New Orleans,
etc, gave their country a reputation at home
and abroad, and though differing widely in some
characteristics, they were very similar in 9TH
ers, The author has not only sketcfied the
biography of each, but has given u faithful and
graphic description of the brilliant battles in
which they were engaged. The biography of
Winfield Scott, which constitutes the greater
part of the volume, is full and authentic: the
materials for it having been derived from pub
lie documents and from many officers who had
served under Scott. 1t presents TO the reader
also n panoramic view of the brilliant campaign
of Mexico, embracing the storming and capituI-
alton of Vera Cruz, the battles of CerrO Gordo,
Churubusco, C0ntreraS, Molno del Rey, Cha
putepec, stornng of Mexico, Triumphal En-
try, with description of the scenery, personal
incidents, etc. The author has fully sustained
the reputation acquired by "Napoeon and his
MarshaIs," and other works, of which over
100000 volumes have been sold.
N.B.-The above work will be forwarded by
mail (prcpait)to the address of any party send
ing the price of the york, which is only Sl,25.
CHARLES SCRIBNER,
&c Park Row and ll5 Nassau st. N. Y.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
6. ~. Stunt,

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pat bic proris sner prefiCn in attenttrpn bsscnmn
@r fam in Der esutlbeu pis in Der snstifbsn Sprd
DC etlEctben mereen.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
2eberz &ranfDett,

Spspcpiin, 6cIbIuebt, ebrpuiichc nno ucrs
p6ie ScbirGdr, Observation-Disclosures,
unb bs tit pcu cine trontban estrr sutprinscn off
Sdwinrcl, aUItene urer, Siure i'm sra
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9enfpannung, CaureS Guftcsen, fhweres
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13
THE ELECTION.

The election Yesterday passedsef with
out much excitement. Tho vofe here was
qtitefull, tioug there were probably some
forty or fifty voters who were no. out 10. the
polls. We never saw the wings more de.
termined, nor did wesever see Democrats
yield SO easily to their opportunities to split
their iickets-nnd We are persuaded from
The looks Of the returns that such. was the
case elsewhere through the county with the
exception efue few townships. This, with
the fact that game was practiced by some
lending Free Soilers, by which most of
that portion of the party originally ftom
thes Wings was transferred TO their sfirst
loveo whilet those originally from the Dem.
ocrats remained true 10 The Free Soil party,
will aceount,for The smnllness of the vote
for the Democratic candidates for Auditor
and Recorder. szz15-s -. So
We have Withheld our slip 10 Q. late hour,
in hopes Of being able 10 give the full re,
turns from this county, and, as far as pos.
sible, from the Congressional District. bur
we are compelled 70 go 10 press with bare
Iy such as we have. s@.as ! fi'-Rs AZ
The following is the vote on candidate
for Supreme Judge as near, as we are able.
TO obtain, il. The official may somewha.
vary the result, though moi materially:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13
Stand to your Arms!

The4O October raconlest 10 over, but the
smokesof the ballle- field has not cleared
away. The result iis1 set unk noWn. But
we have scoEfdencest 10 beliea thai The De-
mocfacy of Chic have triumpbed. A few
days. al most will inform US Of the result.
However that may be We ask dhe De-
mocracy 10 stand by their arms. Another
nnda greaterieoniesl Is near hand. "A nd
we8hope every Democrat will do his duty
failhfuny five have etriumphed al the
election held yesterday, let ,us not thereby
be led into false security, andlihua allow
the enemy 10 tpiumph. And ifsthereverse
has been the result, LET Us again go into the
contesf with afenewed determinaiion 10
carrysthe State efor Pierce md King. / Let
us stand sez orr arms, and fight on, fight
ever, until the battle is fought and the VIC
tory won. -. -. X Z. 80 S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13

| Pierce, and Harder slmproue-
ments. elow9 lares soliea Of the
appropriations published in WMg
papers assyoted, ] 8 ggairsts sHy Gesn
Pierce, and shoWings him opposed
E|tp g all harbor irnpro oFetaenk :si ssst
Oak Orchard .sssssa =. 80 - 5000
Sodus Bay ssid !" ?. s.:,s!.s,s,,,., ..s,s,a 5000
Salmon River scssIssn.,I ,IssaI 80, goo
Oak Orchard Creek s. sglis9 : II 5000
Big Sodus Bay :slss4 81 aoas g. l 1000
Gattaragus Creek i E, 1911 . - o,Ooo
T .g4444 1a#-l4ah eaSS----Egi Il
Total49 zaassI tHe aaasoa ea$77nno
Surely, Why y. was as there not add
ed in an appaDpriatien for NIfler's
Pond and q few sand setf st
apart fors the limp royenent of
Duck creek rllhe Z Mhigs s,ft should d d
have locked to the Interests q sato,ff f
Salt River, the need ofswhieh.
they viii feel etn1ore plainly, about ,ea {
the ifst Of November flext.,Wh,gna
with ah a1 dropping c'Ytors they will
'saii fil,3u up I!99 to its head atelsss'ass5hy
Yerhf AL theseisiIn pertanf places
over locked aasE hey are Of as as.
much conseque uence as s manyr lrn yss o;f; &;
! those hose s15 for which appropriations
were voted tforbyathe Wings and
votedagainstby Franklin Pierce.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13

Steednan's syole will be about the same
ss the snbove, bus ma vary few. e.
We think tie entire Democratic County
tickets elecled, but lhe majority ifanyafor
Auditor and Recorder will be small, -nnd il
will require the offieial count 10 determine
the result. - 2s@1s - - - = : =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13

. Grdham Us. Andresc Jackson :
Keep it. before the people, that !
theo'SVA VAig candidate } foFN Vice
President, voted against refund
ing the fine to General jackson,
and n,adesa* speech against The
did hero. Scott and Graham. have
both perpetuated their memories
il III conn ion ion with assaults i Il upon
the9eld Chief.ss saisi1<sss3ge aads2 eas Z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13
,Case-The Moasssuental Caudii-

tCase--Ihe Monumental Candi-sl
.date-II Here is the tail end of saes'
two column | Qualification article,
found in the Herald last night ;.aass
2 swell mayl it be said efhhins j
( Case as was said of Sir Chris
t6pher Wren, -. ,s.5 60 ~, =, ~ = :,
1 sfyoas aeouM behozd has Mom1~ !
1neaf, took Ground yoat. NJ eslt 'tsiis
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13

g 3 q lal+.5as = = iEa3s " q an.
!, IMoRs TAEI FicpaEs;;-The receipts Of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for the,
month Of ofSeptember, are as follows; - ~
For passedgerss sss;-'f ifask 9 i$3s s364 ST
! Foa freight, mail, &c, 5fiF ssil3, Gal 9G ~
Total, n.., -..,s -. ,s.s $4,000 II. .sss.
j A BErT ON NEw .JERsEy:-The New
ark Eogle snys: ysfs,.s 7g.i ~ .s,t 6
d ssWe. are authorized, by q gentlemen Of
ebis ely. ID offer, s q. .o0a % .3, ,oOo that :
New Jersey. viii give her electoral vote feri
Pierce and King. g.,,',..e6 ,..gsssa ..se aI,,,5,..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13
Gen. Scot5'ssGsvi Capdcsthyl.. hl

= Eop. ,lgco5t,e ETg;a,,ulT Go,,a,c,ssstjI,,I1
IA model statesman au;nafbe IT,. :,
= al;no ra;Iitarv cand;datai a' Ma'
: Ilis fr;endss 11ie m1.asln 1.sln 6fihts,iaat ito, :
= 1 xraTifence.S "a, IF s.,, : :
eIaat over the ricl; eros1lane;a ,s
Which Ae iisexbib;t insss tsths isa,,
eral poinifs alon6saY his fsbbs.yo q ora
(trayaIing I 'IinaI W. a ,'.iaf,,N - 7
-,n 1as1. 'h;s
. bfafato2vrei sWbat s1a,asIasssa,'s s ..g 1ass
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thaf mass;ua, a ua1 n,in ,s sb;ah sa;n.;l }
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1,,o,s1 s.sees- :,
q cnn1n,en, i With II lfIbe TpSress Mn II
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t6'naoiit F nc noat;nas III H. go. a. =
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Gene,als 81 s,rbioh h 80 - p,e.tt'e Il =
neo,,a-.t fsla,,alsnd an [ 1a.It ~ ,.;,l. sls
Ruf Ia Nc J,,st w. ~ ~, .aI $ 3 s'sa'. ~
| ina ;ud9enoent " f. fhis ,s'Si o;y;1 - o. .
;tS 80 IT. - aiGst.l - I'd ~
ny ~ ,ra;t fos' ..,' II a:,e Lee
that is ahead of ihsf ona a. rIag,a' " ono
Ind ~ as 9'.s s,o1oI a. I'0Se r
b;s a.,;,sr ~ = - IIoI;,Iesah, oli 1lg.e D. on
. y .a. :. iioiI1ea sou o.
a,,df 1besr ''No,,5 Ia Ia, ,,s Js 49,, ~ &c &c
ahIy e,nat ru,sarsof,I il 1si,s e.s, .o,,,: -:
tu,an;I t5e ra1,1,h 1,hta;ns.ae i, pa,rs.,l l
yania i am ,,lh VsrS hsnne' y, n e,,ny,t a,,,sat
| won I tl,anr n9,, apPa s;nearain ~ ,fe. &C..
fbe so,,o,.ys5 5rTah Il = III IL fa..ad @ ao'
~, or = 49, a. 9I1s II s.
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- - - - tR1lp tl:q ~ ~
r Shall he remnssgmlb,iaSra3 ,nsg Il yonr
sneechas and n na,,r,. i -
1ltbank von in a,lra nia e. a H.
no,'o's ~ o"anIna.to mi x. ooilieT upon
toIad AN ..usi .a.1s ueoi iasg |
,ta,,t so,,aa 500. a y T. nc ~ a. a
=, 49, = 20, o1 h,,,.t 1espI. 4, IT, .'ase l,au
ns;ns me- cenr;darahls -. ir lloso, II Anl -
Tn,, . thousand than{s e. she .k
Rpro,. IN yo., haaa dona'.as ag'...ag'l ~ III
sbaLa hands ~ ,,;th III @ nj mo
.co,,Id os9I .c.nnot eI,.r;I.
| ,shals ha.,t y a usyipe my
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13

III forty=eight towns, twenty
eight hayYlgals Hs6lee eIatic and
siseeen,Mhlgs @ 7 N 7lThe, result OF The,
'oWns sisefions in that State are
quite favorable for The Demo O..
crats,Iand E they hey are any saiindiea-
ten aasas Sof The result In November,,
thahstatesWih {, hl;stand in the Pierce e
and King c ctaunln
ysseEst &C. JS44a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13

The fact is that every bill Of i'm
IPoft1;alnllc:ee tan 2 for the benefit Of our
.harbors, the, wings have tried to
load down with appropriations
which were Of a private charac-
ter, and thus they have been
killed .F>3 = ~ 3atf@ ssIs5l4S sssSt 4 s. >
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13

Matae.-7 ,, Full returns Of the
Congressional vote in Maineashow
q Democratic majority ~oyers The
Seottitessef TICS, and yet the
federal Tapefs talk of carrying
that hat statelfeE Scotta,esW sWhy,dena
they'claim New hampshire epsssofi
Florida G o, K--The latest sac-
counts .from this, SoathernsWlig-
Statelshew dtheteD Democrats have
elected Governor Legislature ana
members of Congress, all DemG
eaafsi SOS .asf.iaosS }sza y fsyIi's'ESstseti''
: Il fslsas sa ii a.ia .Iiss2 ,as54 baa ;9soess+
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13
Adtswe haegeuion f,,1,,,,,v s.,,,yga,es,

! adtsue Indication from Conssesc--e'
ter a: - !. The he Bridgeport (Ct i nur.z =.
! nc lpal elLesgsstien, lLesgss took plaeeuon ,the3s
Ah iRst.,z and 4resultedin the sue
cess of the entire ticker, with one d / r .
asI cepfiion, iH. *. Hall is thesMay-s,.
gr sleet, by "a naj ajerity.a. Gurdont
Smith; DEM, has been elected
Mayor Of Saybrook, CT. by 4ss
ma jority, and the Democrat O.
= Seleetmen by majorities raaD'''
from liz tol24. 81. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13

The Democratic Tariff Self
Iand1cated. We find the folIow-
ing article copied into the Republic, from;
9 Whig paper, the Philadelphia Bulletin
We call attention 10 The i statement. nt
iMovEmRrr or SrEeis. .-Tbe umoon, 81
gold coined at the United States mint m ihis.
city during the, month of March, was 80 :
Ss6,632, and dufingthe whole first ouauer
Of 1859, the amount was $ll ,lal.5 Z
During the same period the exports of
specie have beenas foilows:s SO s'.if fEfA
4s,4 January Y .fy 10 ays2. .46e, ,e00 ~
February s,s.s .3.82s, $50 -
March 460 900
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13

Total fer three months sl,9o5. sos 90
To this we add # '4.'-S ssz'Fa -
Coinage of Philadeiphia mint as 5jssa s33s -
j above .,s;sz--s.~r4s.ss... 11,iol, ,a96 %,
Imports OF coin at N. Y. as above 512,6l9,00
Total recei pts for three months si3,5t9,6ifoO
Deduct exports ~ s6,754, $50 90
= Ia fEE s4Tt s-5F s4ttEg=E7 z--AA-4-s
Excess In the country s..,.is..n5 S6,765,05l, 90
: This may be considered as correct
statement as cah be Obtained at present,
and is very encouraging. There aIe BIZ.
sides some two millions, received by the
last California steamers, not yet ysperiea
from the NINA i,' - y 80 5''i'1
This, with the prospect Of increased se-
ceipts of coin from Europe, and exports Of
the same reduced 10 little or nothing, gives
promise Of a great abundance Of the ptecis
ops metals. y ''7S7t 2 y - = sE ~ :
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-13
Total for. quarter se,754,5eo

Total for quarter sc, 754, 500 :
/ This presehisa most favorable conditton
of things and showss,bst.th the ifaeceiets ,heare
from California exceed the exports by. 81.
SAC, 1895. Bu. this is not all. Coin has
begin to. return to Us from abroad. We
have no occcunt Of the imports Of coin for
January ana February, but. we learn that,
at the custom; house in New York, the res
ceiipts Of gold and silver coin. frem Europe
ard other sources, independent of Cahtor>
mia, was $5I2,6I9. s5is3'sssfS ss,>.,fz 80
s. We are indebted to the officers Of the
mint for the following statement Of the
coinage at the branch mints for january
md February with an estimate or the same,
for March: rE8s 3. ssss# ,ssss2tn,}t /
=, 80, January. February. Total mos,
Cold s75sooo 90 100000 si,los 900 90
Charlotte, 80
gold s,4seoos NJ s4s4 Go
gold 44,s4s 50 o,1ao ~ S. oss 50
SoRl- 075 Sn . . 400 100 @ , s,1o ocr rn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01
The Temperance Ticket.

NEW YORK, October III, 1852.
Gentemen-on the 7th inst, received your priated
circular addressed to candidate for the Assem-
bly, nominated by the democratic party in the Eleventh
tons in behalf Of the Temperance Alliance relating to
proposed law for the total prohibition Of tire sale Of in
toxicatng liquors You also state that the City Alliance
Will meet to make nominations, evening next
and your reply mny have important influence its
action The electors Of the Eleventh ward will share
my surprise on receiving such communication when
they informed that four We days before IL ad
dressed to me- the Temperance Alliance without in.
quriDg or knowing my views the they pro-
pose bad actually taken up and nominated the whg
oidate for Assembly in my district MIR Wilis) and
tat in fact the whole ticket Of the Alliance in the
Eleventh ward adopting also the whig candidate for AS
sistant Alderman was made out and published all
the ward in bandbs and otherwise before they thought
proper to address the democratic candidate It has been
supposed heretofore that the object OF the sincere men
in organization to keep aoo from any secret al
lance With either party but to promote the election Of
such OF the candidates nominated by the two great poll
tca parties az was most acceptable TO majority Of the
members III the candidates OF both parties were obnox.
ious then as have understood it, you nominate third
candidates. and IL neither Objectionable no nonina-
me to reconcile your towards me with that fsir
dealing and candor which ought distinguish persons
engaged In the work of improving public morals and re-
forming private habits but this Is point which
Germs you more than myself and the only object of this
reply Is to expose to such democrats as might be uped
by your operations the real truth viz that the Tenn
persnce Alliance at least far the Eleventh ward is
concerned is artfully used by the whg party 10 help
along their candidates Respectfully
ERAsfUs w GLOVER.
Messrs s. P. Townsend, G. J. Warren and James o.
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German Lutheran Centenary.

The German Evangelical Lutheran congregation Of st
NatheWs, IN tWas street. under the pastoral Of
the Rev. u. FIR. f. stohlmann, had grand celebration
yesterday.
Dutch Lutheran congregation existed in this city
more than hundred years ago but regular preaching
In the German language began ia the year 1852 and
continues up to this day.
In the morning the Rev. Mr Il. Demm6 D from
Philadelphia preached In the afternoon the Rev Mr.
H. Schmidt d. d. Professor Of the German language in
Columbia College.
This (Morday) morning, at balf past ten o'clock the
festival OF the children win be celebrated About 500
children Of the Sunday end week schools est Matthew
Academy) will be gathered there to sing hymns hear
appropriate sermons receive ial with the follow
ing inscriptions
. Q 6 : Q 9 c c { Q 9
o Halte Was Du Hast, Dass Nemand Define Krone
Nehme OAenb, B IL. ST. Mattheus Klrche,
o Walker street, N. Y.
9 .
c . :
" Zur feier Des HunGertj@hrigsn Beste- o
o hens Uneerer Deutschen Geineinde New York
0ctob. 81. 1852.
{ Q 9 c : . .
The medal is beautifully executed.
Rev Mr. Scbluter. from Poughkeepsie, with the Rev
Mr.. Buhre from Williamsburg will offciate
The church Is asefuy ornamented, under the super.
vision Of Mr. LOUIS Dejonge. good many ladies were
engaged for teverol days TO wind Rarlands. &c
Behind the altar the three emblems of Chris
tsny-the Cross, the Heart and the Anchor below
two cornucopias above all, the words Lobe den
Herrn (Prsse the Lord Along the galleries made of
green" Luther Oct 81 l5l7 the day OF the festival
church painted the number 1852 an arch of green
The whole building Is richly fesooned vet not over
loaded
This Is the Oldest German Evangelical Lutheran con-
ersGaion In the city II has always adhered firmly
tie evangelical confession, and afforded the maans Of
rensous consolation "a thCusaads Q. gerrsn claient
!. -. ey- htst wishes.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Have the blindness to inform your readers that the
gross outrage by which 1t hoped and intended that
the county democratic ticket should be defeated at the
coming election. and which publicly exposed at the
great meeting at Tammany ual Saturday evening
last. has been frustrated that danger be
apprehended am happy also to state that the highly
respectable gentlemen whose had been dsingen
uousy obtained TO the oI cular denounced the pro.
ceeding its real object had been unolded to
them, and have percmptoihy forbid it's further circu
lation. or the use Of their will be by ths
copy of the letter Of Mr. Van Nest which enclose If
however in despite Of their prohibition, any further
attempt be made 10 publish the circulars aud tickets
our fellow. czene will consider them to be entirely
unauthorized aud treat them with all the contempt they
always merited AUGUSTUS SCIIELL,
Chairman of the Democratic Republican
Oct. 81, 1852. General Committee.
The following is copy Of the letter referred to In the
preceding note:-
NELSON j WATERBURY,. Fs9.:-
DEAR Sin-When / consented to sign the circular
which you have caued to be issued and addressed the
citizens of New York urging them TO support the cand
dates Of the democratic party did net expect that IL
was to be used in any calculated to nure the
nominations for city offices. Having of the
closed tickets upon which the Of these nominees
omitted 1t appears to that the further distribu
ton of the circular would be productive Of injury the
democratic cause and therefore forbid the further
Of my name in connection with the matter.
Mr. Peter Cooper has authorized to desire that his
rame be Withdrawn from the circular
Yours, respectfully, ABRAHAM II. VAN NEST.
October 81, 1852.