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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
"a Weak, Vain Man"

These are the terms which the more
malignant Inscriptions OF the Democrat
ic presses apply TO Gen. Scott. There
is not man living to whom the word
"weak" would be less applicable. He
has been in a greater number of impor-
tan., critical aud desperate situations than
any other man of the age, and in not one
of these situations has he ever exhibited
any thing like weakness and INDIGESTION.
On the contrary, the mos. remarkable
promp,itude, decision and energy have
been his characteristics in every crisis
and they have been among the great &C.
cre's of his extraordinary and uniform
success.
Gen. SCOTS services in the last war
With Great Britain were greater than
those of any other officer; though scarce.
I ly to be compared with what he himself
has since done for this country. He
came out Of that war with halo of glory
upon his brow; and President Madison,
who knew him well, and thoroughly APP
preclated not only his unequalled military
skill and judgement but his vast general
information and his thorough statesman
ship, rendered to him, soon after the treaty
Of peace, place in the Cabine,-that of
Secretary of War. General Scott. zoe
presume, acaS the youngest man TO ,ohom
Cabinet appointment was ever rendered
IN this country, being less than thirty
years of age. Mr.. Madison was one OF
the purest of Presidents and an excellen.
Judge of men, and his prefer of the Sec
retaryship of War to young Scot.,to the
omission of General Brown, Gen. Ma
comb, General Jackson, General Games.
and others, who were many years his
seniors IN age and in service, was an
honor more to be priced than that of win.
! ming grea. battle. General Scott decln-
ed the proffered Secretaryship from con-
siderations of Difference TO his superb
ors; and surely here was no manifesto
lion of the vanity with which he is rharg-
ed.
The offer of place in Mr.. Madison's
Cabinet to Gen. Scott when he was only
twenty. odd years of age is matter OF his
tory. And now lei the Democrats, who
profess sue nnbounded admiration and
reverence for Mr.. Madison. claiming him
as one OF the apostles of their political
creed, assert, if they will, that he pressed
Cabinet appointment upon "a weak
| vain man." General Scott, during the
nearly forty years tina, have elapsed since
that time, has improved and strengthened
his mind by observation, experience,
study, and reflection, and he has render
ed numberless illustrious services TO his
country, in comparison with which all his
previous services, brilliant: as the nation
deemed them at the time, were but irif.
ling; and will the people of the United
States now submit to see and hear him
branded as ga weak, vain man" by set
of desperate politicians. without effectu-
ally indicating him before the world!
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
A Great Place.

Jerseyville, H., takes the palm in
"Rowdyism," decidetly--,hat is, if the
following extract from the Prairie Stale
be a faithful por.raiture of the morals oil
that place:
RowDYIsM.--There is In this county
a class OF persons-usually passing fol
young men-who seem to look upon re.
ligious meetings only as places for them
TO indulge in displays of rowdyism thai
would disgrace wild Indian. Hoo,ing,
cutting harness, blowing horns. unship-
ping wagons, firing guns, turning horses
loose, and similar disgraceful proceed
ings are INDUCED in, TO more or less ex.
tent, at almost every large religious gath.
ering, regardless alike of the veneration
due to the Almighty and the rights of his
worshippers.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
Scott Meeting and Speaking at
Fountain Springs.

Some of the friends have suggested a
Mass Meeting, al an early day, at Jen-
kin's Grove at Fountain Springs. The
suggestion, we think is good one. The
poin. is quite central for heavy popula.
iion--for Cass, Polk, Columbia, Rich
land and Centre Townships, in fact the
west half of the county. Let the friends
agree on the day in time fol next weeks
paper, and we doubt not the people will
second it. in glorious demonstration for
Scott and Graham.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.

BALTIMORE, sept. y.
One mail has arrived at New Orleans
this morning, but the latest is still due.
The New Orleans papers describe the
procession and the celebration which took
place in that city Oh the anniversary Of the
death of Lopez as exceedingly large and
imposing.
There were IL deaths from yellow fe-
yer at Charleston during the week ending
the 18th instant.
Nathan Fl. Crist, who was under sen-
tence of death at Mobile for the murder Of
Mr.. Coleman, confessed his guilt, and
was hung on Friday last.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
Maine Election.

The telegraph advises us of the cleo
ton of three Wing members of Congress
from Maine. We may do better, as one
district i. yet to hear from. At all e.
vents, the Wings have gained one men,
Der. and the delegation in tho mex, Con-
gress will be divided. The popular vote
cannot be determined until we receive the
votes for members Of Congress.-Mo.
Repub.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
Utica, Sept. 8.

THE STATE FAIR.-This has been the
great day of the Fair. The grounds
were open to all, and thousands have Wis.,
tied them. The number who attended
had been estimated as high as 100000;
but it is thought not more than $4,000
were in the enclosure at one time.
Over 200 conveyances were running
to and from the City, and were all patron
lied.
The blowing match took place to-day,
no decision has yet been made in the mat
ter.
Gov. Hunt and the State officers were
on the ground to-day.
Tomorrow the annual address will DO
delivered by Horatio Seymour, of this
city, and the prize animals viii be arrang-
ed for exhibition.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
Vermont Election.

In Vermont, Wing State officers are
elected by the people, at reduced major.
tiles from last year. In the Senate, prob.
ably IS Wings and opposition. The
House will remain nearly the same as
last year.
For Congress Meacham, Wing, is e.
lected in the LIST district by l,644 major
iiy; in the I'd Marcy. Wing by 754 ma
jorily; in the 3D. district. in forty -four
towns, The Wing candidate leads the
highest opposition 1850, but lacks 472
Of majority.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
WI A 8 o N L C .

To THE MASTERS or THE LODGES UNnER THE
JURISDICTION OF THE GRAND LoDaE OF
Iowa:
Prompted by feeling of the highest re-
gard and fraternal respect for the memory
of our illustrious brother, the Father of our
common country, most gladly avail my
self OF an opportunity to unite with my
brethren OF the various Jurisdictions of this
land of freedom, in their conte mplated de-
sign to unite in an universal NANTES tation
of their love for the man, the Mason, for
his unsurpassed services to his fellow-man,
and his firm and lasting attachment and de-
votion to our Order and its principles; and
accordingly recommend to the fraternity
and the Lodges of Iowa, the observance of
the FoUarH DAY OF NovEMBER NEXT, the
centennial anniversary of the initiation in
to our Mystic Rites, of GEORGE WASH
INGToN.
You are, therefore, ordered to present
this subject to the consideration OF your
Lodge, for their action. at the first regular
communication after notice, Tor earlier, il
you think proper,) when it is hoped that
they will slngly, or in union with other
Lodges In their vicinity, provide for cele-
brating the event with appropriate cere-
monies.
To this end full and ample authority il
hereby given, for each Lodge to appear in
regalia and procession on tina day.
And do further recommend, that col
lection in each Lodge be taken up. and the
amount forwarded to our Z. w. G.. Treas
urer, BARNET RIsTINR, of Fairfield, to be ex-
pended in procuring a stone. with suita-
Bile inscription, for the Washington Monu-
ment.
~" Given under my hand and the
lseal of the Grand Lodge. at Mus
- catine, this 9th day of August,
~ A. l.. 1852. I. s. PARVlN,
Grand Master.
NGTE.--All Lodges that have not made
returns OF the names of their elective Off
GERS for this year, will attend to it without
delay. G. M.
- Editors friendly to the cause will
please insert.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
A SIGN IN Pennsylvania WORTH Re-

A SIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA WORTH Re-
coRDING.-A meeting OF Democrats. who
have never voted for Wing ticket, but
who now go for Scott and Graham. was
held in Hellam township, York county,
on Saturday, the 2lst ult. One hundred
and twenty Democrats were present, who
raised pole over one hundred feet high,
to which was attached a flag on which
is inscribed in large letters, "ScoTT, Ora
HAM, AND THE CONSTITUTION"
Pennsylvania is all alive with such
signs as this. She is no longer deba,a-
bic ground. She will 60 for Scott by a
large majority. and we all remember the
ole political maxim, which has never yet
been falsified-"as goes Pennsylvania.
SO goes the Union"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
AForrest Full or wings.

Mass meeting e. Barbecue at Louis
vile Ky. IN honor OF Gen. Scots en-
france inte the City of Merico--
10000 Whigs in Council
This immense gathering, the largest
say the Louisville Papers. ever held In
Kentucky and full Of excitement and en-
ihusiasm, is an important sign of the
times, and pregnant of the result, no. on.
ly in Kentucky but in every other State
Particulars next week.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
NO. Xiv.

II is said here that the most notable per-
sons are arrested secretly, at night, while
in the day time prisoners Of less note are
taken, to desecrats movement. Many of
the citizens who received decorations for
supporting the government at the battles
of Las Posas and Frias have been arrest
ed and are now in prison, because their
10y atty was not sufficiently purified.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23

SAuGERrIEs, Sept.
The Steamer Reindeer was set on fre
to-day and burnt to the waters edge
Nothing was saved. Insurance $55, 900.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
Maine.

The Portland Advertiser says, the
Senate has six Wing majority. House
81 Wings, 90 Democrats.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23

"Thunder and Lightning! Whar ye
goin p
40 WAsHBURN'S Tin Shop, in
Onumwa, to buy Lightning Rod
He's got lots of Stoves and Tin Ware
left, iol sale CHE.AP!"
June 9th, 1852.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23
G EMONS AND LEMON SYRUP
III for sale oy JOHN PUMROY.

~ UTTY and Window Glass for sale
by w. L. ORR
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-23

To THE MASTERS or THE LODGES UNnER THE
JURISDICTION OF THE GRAND LoDaE OF
Iowa:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
9lni0nte z93erfauf.
Se6ruar 5.

Srsita95 zen 20fen 8ebruar nm 10 lltr
8ormitta0S, icu am 0aufe pon gS illiom
B alp, in NorombitbatI Sdunfdtp, Gscba
@ountp. iOI9cnoS5 pcrf6nli&e Gi9entbum
6fCHhitb oerfouft mreen:
3wsi Yfcroe, en 6hQen. cine Sub, Smei
2'8iul5wo0cn, cm pn5isrmO9en, @ols
fbIittcn, 9euIeiten unb Sdbcm,I, 0eu bci
Der SCnne, StrOb beim 0unoert, 2 Stfen,
0Oaro, OdIfcn uno eibcne ptanteu, Swci
8ettcn uno 8etIacen, GtugeItifcb, Gtuble,
@ilpet Sifer uno Stinbr, @runbburen
bcim BulheI, uno nod ojctcrGi 8aujs mo
8aucrngerdtD, III weiuiufi9 Su mctocn.
Die Seoin8un8R am 8utauf5lo0e uno
UpfmartuN9 Von
Scrjnn.in ECmmcl,
glbrnbGm 9fcif,
AiN8nit$.
6tbruor s. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
S(Gfanie SlQhri6f.

ga l8itlia m Balp uno feline Srdn
Sarab, pOn Norom6eitbau, psrnittetlf sInsr
frcimiliaen ueterfbtibun9, eatirt cen 10.
Sanuar 1852, al iGr Gisentbun. fcwobg
liesence8 als pefinIibes uno psrmll ltbtes, an
ole rlnterSsi5ncten, unc Swar Sum belten ib'
rer @reeitOren abetra9en BADEN; go mMe
bierbur6 Nahribt se9sben, baB aae SCI6e
msltte nod an bsfa9ten @alp f&ulei9 ino,
innabatb 6 @o6sn an Die unterjettnetsn,
pber irsenO sinen cerfsIbsu abjube5ablen
babsn.- llno eieieni9en Die nod re6tndetse
SOroerun9en Su MAIDEN baben, iIno ebsn'
faaS erfubt oiefeIbe innerbalb Der befa9tsn
Seit ppbIbefdti9t einsubdnoi9en an
Sscnjamil 2cnnnei,
Stbrabam Sleff,
alli9niss.
gsbruar 5, 1852. nqSn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12

Den NrncneirCttcrGn oen Ncrtbanlptcn 9aun:
tn, fir 2 2(rmcn 81 crbolGn, % 05
SoIculou Sc9cL Srustte ron DeGcra Sdaue,
fir Die Grbottun9 ttlo9tir .. S6one I'M
Qrmcnb0u$, 10 Sc
8et 2 ptrittrbcncn lrmcn acfunStr, 9S
StGpbou Smtb fir bic 3urtdnobme pen Gtisa
Gmia, Gin an ibn Str6unbcncs GR&ctbtn, 90
Gopto 9Rre fir ] Sag pflu9sn, so
DO. Do. ;, lrbeit burtb Cincn lrmen, 2 90
Dopio N1asrs fit II Gebuuo Strcb, SO
ManaIsS ShuOrB 6 20. %. so
Dopio Gd6crt fit cine Sub, "a 90
Satcb StecN, ;, Rtnbpteh, so 90
2 9trlcncn ;. 9ftroefuttrr, 81
5enrp S6one fit 8uIbd uue - Quart
Sltclaamtn an S4 80 1S
9cnrao Scln fir cine g8cits, 90
Gbartis Sietu6cr9er. fir Sobaf, 06
2 2pribcocnc gcricncn fir Wsbi;iu, 40
Scbn Sdeircr, fen. auf 8ccbnun9 fbutbis all
gctIp 9aGcb, cine ocritcrbsns 2trms, 30
Sripb Gjrro, fit !pSuts, % 20
Yttcr Suopia u ,, 81 25
Il. unb .. Soult . 33
Swcn 9R. SOult 81 40
gctcr Schncpcr, 8aar9clp pcn Dec psrfrr6s=
ncn Yc(p eatctp, 9 81
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
Sin SGr! Oiap S5Gr !

Somfta9S ben 2lfen Sebruar fcu am
9afbaufs pOn SeIfe Miller in Sho'
@bsitbou Sounfdip, 9eda Gaantp,
Ser 9rpfe @ec0antcsOiller
SGr,
auf 55 S6ritt nit SbrDt, wel6e nidt ;u
fteden brau6en, ausssfbOfsn weroen. Qub
fOu uuf 100 Sdritt nit &ugetn 9ef6pNsn
wereen. GQe Sbieen in Der Rdbe uno
aus Der Serne finb sinsetaben 81 fommen,
wenn fie 9lauben ra6 iie ben SuowbsitbaI,
Iern ben 8dr nsbmen f6nncn. Die Qqsn-
taunsr &rif6er. bic 70 pisI prablen wie fie
se9en bic sanSe @elt fbie6sn pOuten. lino
iuit ju fOmmen, wsnn fe feiu
5alenberS baben.
Die Sdbwbdtbaasr SbdBeu.
Sebruar 8. - E3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
9(0i0ute 91Q0rt6t.

Sa SaUiO g. @entIins uno feline Srsa
Sarab, pcn Necermacuneie, eeda @auntp.
al ibr Gi9entbum, fOwobI Ilsoenoes ats
psrf6nIicbes uno psrmifbtes, our6 cine fret.
wtui9e ueberlbreibun9, cairtSan 27. 1852,
ma cen unterjeibueten ubertra9en batbsn,
sum Ssfsn Ger Grcoitcrsn rs5 bsfa9tsr
BsntIina, Cbne Suditt - 70 wsrosn
biermt Que, wcIbe nod ouf irgeno cine
Qrt an bcia9tsu BentIin9 f6uloiq iinb.
auf9eforbut, in 6 BOChm obSubeSa aHen-
uno SOIds Die ned red tmHsi9e SCrcerunssn
an befa9ten @entIin9 baben, percen eben'
faI5 auf9cfOroert, ibre &sbnuu9en inner'
baIb 6 g8Uben wcbIbsltiti9t etnSubdneis
gen, an .
Sogn 0}attern gIffgnic.
Scbruar 5. nq3sr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12

O. ebane fOr @uifhern in 1850 A 70
90. DC. fir 6eip uno Srucbt 81 StcCfen, 2 %
VI. Sadicn, fit Sdernltsinpuesn, 81
Nclten fir 9RnL esin pom SCbupltia Gauus
h, armsnbaus nab unlerm Armsubaus yl
nebnlen, 8 25
Sclpb eJcoo fIr esber, "a 9S
peter eucrpia - - al 90
Il. uno 3. GoultD Is 90
Spen 9R. Sault y 25 16
8siltnoen armCn pct SrSCr 40
SReilstclten fit Subrrpslen, 90
Reilttcltcn oeS auftters, IL 81
Sians in ben ednren ess Nuftbrs onl 1tsn
Sanuar 1852, I3 80
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12

Yfrts, l6 adbs, / @uI, IA S6Tsn, Gnor
3 8dItrr, 81 Sbafs. 45 scbpsine, 3 GSasen, Dear
tcrnpaaen, 2 Sdlitttn, 2 G99cn, phu9e, 4 gtbu6;
tarrsn, 0rsltbnlatbiue MinbmUblsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
OCfcntliNt 9SenOtl.
Ssbruar 5.

MOntaQ5 oen 8tcn MIdrs nd6fen&, um
II llbr Mitto98, iOuen am Sauie oe5 I'm
tcrltriebencn, in Sbsrfautona Saunfhip,
Geha @auntY, bfentIitb perfauft meroen:
Sier uOrtrefFits S6affpfsroe, ein 2idb
RIGGS SulIen, 6 MiLd flbe. l Sau uno
8inoer, mebrsntbrl5 Don Der Seuonfbire
3udt, Sbweine, 3 g8i9cn nit 8obp, 3
pfu9e, 2 @99en, 2 @aar Seuteitern nit
Sbcmel, ein neuer 9OISfdIitten nit Stabt'
lcbIen, cine Sref&maf6ine, cine Wafdiue
um @eIlteCrn auS5umaden, @incmuble,
StrCbbanf uno SttCtfilte Qfebeae16irr
iecer 4rt meitens neu, iteife pFu9Sma0acn,
Elm GROCER MiIbfbrunf, Sihsr, 5atsr unt
Stanbsr, neblt auerIci foniti9em Saus: unb
SauernqTdtb, Su msitliuft9 Su msIben.
Die Secin9ur9en am Sertaufsta9e uno
Iufmartun9 Don
Samnel 80. Snpber.
Sebruat 5. ne5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
SCfcntlt0e 93enDu.
Sebrunr 5.

gicnfa9S uno MittwO6S cen 24Fen un6
25iien Sebruar, an bccen So9en um 10 usr
Gormitt19S, fOurn am Soufe Der perforse.
ncn Barbara 8rsinis in Stermaeuu.
oje Saunibip, eebo @ountp bffentib pH,
Fduft Teron:
Sine Sub, Rutbrnf6ranf, 9esf, Aside
Sfcn NIT &cEr, 8ettcn uno 8etlooen,
StubIe, ungefabr so Wno5 @drpet, 3ubsr,
R,6tl, cine 9rO6e SuantiGdt @etib, uno
UieIctlci 5au5. uro Sud sH9srdtbfbaften, ss
msittduiig Su metrsn.
Die 8erin9nn8sn am 8erfaufsto9e uno
Uuhrortuna uon
Spn0tbAn 8reinig QIo'pr.
Srbruar 5. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
S(rsstcit Sfccs,a,,,atee.

Die &ednus Don Charles 9. 8uf6,
S6aemeiiier Der Direftcren bes Saufes
BUR Seftbdfti9uns uno tlnterbaltun9 Der
armen, fir bas @auntp eeba, pom 2ten
Sanuar 1851 bis ben erffen Sanuar 1852,
bsice Sage nit einssfbIOGeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
Sefentli6e 9SenDu.
Sebruar5 5.

SCnnrffa95 rsn 4tsn MdrS, UNI II llbr
WEttta9s, iUtlen am 9aufe ceS unts8eibne'
ten, in Sbcrfaucon Saunftip, Getba @auntp,
auf 6ffentIi1sr Senou pereauft wstcsn:
Gin portrcfflibs5 Shaffpfao baS ni6t
fc6l 81 ipannen unN erf 6 SABRE alt it, Snsi
ShQrn, Gins 3 unb baS ancers Sabre alt.
W1tfsrce9efdirr, 6ibe Ene &iaber, Elm ucr-
neffIi&eS SVaaff Ill Ill gutter 29fertswd8en,
9Ol6i6Ittteu, Sper une Gubfetten. pFWgt,
@9sen, cine Suantitdt Streine9 9e(tirr,
uno fOn(i mob riele 8aucrnartifsI, 81 nm
ltdnbIib gu mslocn.
Die Ssoin9un9en am Srfauf5tass unS
QufWartnn9 pOn
Satpb 9lei6.
Sebruar 5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
S4656 SO

99ir Die ltrttrfbdtttuSn, NuSitcrtn pcu escbo &c.,
t3cu9en hermit ros mir bic r69s 8sbnuns Gtrkben
uno ritti9 9SfunSsn bobEn, unb cine 8iIau3 in bSn
odneGn rt6 ScboemsiiterS bon 1854 45.
@eCr9e 8tanf,
Sono5 9aas, QubitOren.
8. s. S6ane,l
Souuor 8, 1852.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
Oefentlt0e 2SenDn.

Srcita95 orn 20fsn Sebruar, um IL llbr
WItta9s, 'oIen am 6auis be5 perforbenen
8eorQe u boao $, in Quentoun, fotaenee
4rtifeI tfcnlicb oufauft merbm:
BCttocsn, Slide, Stubte, Settee, Ru~
bsnid ranF, 3 Ssfsn nit &Obr. cine 5aus.
ubr nit &aaen, Carpets, Spis9tl, fupfernsr
RsiIeL GiicnfciId, @iisnbdfsn, 3ubr uno
Suffer, rcbf elmer 9roben 8ufbieoenbeit
Don 9auS9erdtbfboften, Su umfinbIi6 pu
meleen.
Die Setin9uu9en am Safaufstase unb
Qufwartun9 ron
8ictor 25lun1crl 9(gent.
Sebruar 5. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
Srbtuor 5.
ScfcntliDe g3enOtr.

Gien0a95 ben 24frn 8cbruar CTannad)
um II llbr NIitta05, fcueu am 6anfe ces
llntcrfbrirbcncn, in Noltrbtitbaa &aun
ibip, geho 60, tfGntIib vafaaft pcrten
3mci &Ube, Shwcne, Gin lGdu(5- 6ols
fbittcn, 6euIcitcrn, g9mrmhble, SnOt-
tonF, @iul69eftirr @W' uno Wli7Qoteln.
2 9VI56fn nit RUbr, Gdfhranf, SUDDEN
ibranF, &lcicnftronf, gettcn uno 8etlla
ten, Drobr, &ilsn, Stuble, u6r, Carpet,
40 Yfuno 9cbsdeItcr 6tatb5, Slab bsbetbeln
StbIeifhein, Sdubforrcn, @rubbafc uno
Stbfppen, @ifcnfcfFeL GitenDdftu, 3ubcr,
Si6er uno StinbCr 20 bcftbla9cnc 8a TN
fens YfCfen, 20 6cnSpfolfm, ptanfen unr
8Oarc. 9obcbdnft, 2 Drumfism, cine
Suttbonf, cine @IaubHdle, neblt eincm
UO0fint;9cn QRortemcnt ron S6rcinr
uno 3immu @eIbirr.
Die 8eein9un9cn om 8ufauf5ta0e unc
Nufrortun0 uOn
S0Iompn 8eorge.
8tbruar 5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12

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6S5 9ulthl gBe;sn 900 9uIhd 8c09en, 400 @u:
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lbd gtunoteersn, 95 @ufbd 8t6sn, 81 gufbd 3pie:
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