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A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.

D1rHE subscriber desires to dispose of farm Of
l. NINETY-FVE ACRES, on the COlerain Turn
pike, six miles from the city, about mile and
half from Farmers College, and the Ohio Female
College. He will sell It all together, in lots to suit
purchasers, it application be made soon.
Also, HOUSE and LOT, on College Hill, near
his own residence. ..
Terms easy.
All inquiries will be answered at the Washington
Life Insurance Company, Reeders Buildings, Third
street, Cincinnati 5. +. CARY.
February l2, 1852.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11

FECUNDrrY OF lNsEcTs.--Some silk
worms lay from 1000 to 1000 eggs the
wasp deposits 1000 the aunt from q to
5000. The queen bee lays between 5
aud 6,000 eggs according to one author-
ty, and nearly 10000 according to ano-
ther. The white aunt (tsrmes tatGlts) pro-
duces $4,000 eggs each day, which
continuing tor month, gives the aston
iShing number 2,419, 1000, number far
exceeding that of any other animal.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11
[For the Organ of the Temperance Reform.
Luther's Complaint.
BY,J. S. wHITwELL,

BY,J. s. wHITwELL.
N the evening before his appearance in th
presence of the Emperor Charles V. {
the Diet of Worms, the CALCULATIONS {
Luther were overheard, and are pr'
served in D'Aubigny's History of the RI
formation.
Almighty Father Rock of Ages
Hear me at this dreadful hour,
The insatate world against me RACES,
With Jaws extended TO devOur.
NY faith is weak, my spirit broken,
Without support my strength must yield.
The knoll is struck, the sentence spoken,
Advance thine own eternal shield.
The fiends Of He'll, their arrows hurting,
With fears and doubts assai me now,
The kindlsd flames are round me curling,
God and Father where are Thou
Gath thy care, thy worlds controlling,
Withdrawn the comforts Of thy face ?
Art thou new creations rolling,
Through the realms of boundes' space
Or dOst thou exist no longer
Nay, know thou canst not die,
Let my faith in Thee be stronger,
Give me courage from on high.
In my solitary dwelling,
Ihad lived in peace obscure,
But thy sovereign viii compelling,
Brought me hither to endure.
These enemies against me wagng,
This fearful war are not of mine.
These kings and princes, fercely raging,
Are not my foes, o God, but thine.
Help, o Lord, assist thy chosen,
would win the promised crown,
Would bo with Thee, o, help to loosen,
The calling chain, that binds me down.
Thou, my great, my sole reliance,
Wilt Thou see me basely yiOd;
Me, that stood in bold defiance,
trembling coward quit the field.
ofthy bounty let me borrow,
Strength to vindicate thy name,
Let not thy western sun tomorrow,
Go down upon thy servants shame.
Be Thou with me-all nature shaking,
Shall not with fear my heart appal,
Though DER my head are thunders breaking,
The guided bolt shall harmless fall.
would not ask Thee, Father, dying,
To spare me tear, nor sigh, nor grOan,
But let me fall in triumph crying,
Glory 10 the Lord alone
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11
Form OF Application for a Charter of the
Temple of Honor.


The undersigned, believing the Temple OF honor
TO be well calculated TO cement more nImly Ira =
ternal relations, and add 10 general prosperity Of
the cause OF Temperance, respectfully petition the
Grand Temple OF the state OF Ohio 10 grant them
Charter to open a new emple, TO be Gaze lne---
Temple OF Honor, No -, Of the state OF ONO, to be
located in-----, and unoer your lunsdictlon.
We pledge ourselves, individually and collectively,
TO be governed by the rules and usages OF the Grand
Temple, and also by those Of the Urder at large.
Enclosed is the Charter Fee, $50.
To be directed 10 j. WadswOrth, G, w. K, Gin
cInnaL, Ohio, tree Of postage.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11
THE ORGAN OF EMPERANCE r EFORM.

0rThere are two things which cannot be
too shbrt-pie-crust and communications for
q newspaper
IJ1Vhe Sons of Temperance are to have
grabd celebration in Pittsburgh, next Sep
tembtr.
LTtThe Bible has been printed in the
Phonetic characters in London.
15-Why is a cows tail like the letter F Z
Because It's the end Of beef
G-A good horse never stumbles, nor
good wife never grumbles.
GJReapers in Australia were, at the last
accounts, earning 50 per day.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11

METHODIST EPIscoPAL GENERAL CONFER
ENCE.--This body. which has been in session at
Boston for twenty -seven days, adjourned on
tuesday, to meet at Indianapolis, Indiana, in
May, 1856. The session was very harmonious
one, and the hOspitalities and eOurtesiss Of the
city were generously extended to the members
The Traveller thus snms up the important busi-
ness transacted;
The long contested question concerning pew.
ed churches has been definitely settled, so that
il is now ct the option Of majority Of any and
ever co1greeasion to decide as to whether the
pew system q the free seat system shall prevail
Il their eEive churches, and whether tbs
aoEo, iha| spari or not. No change has beer
made nlaliona coucerning the presid
king 8nAt ID the various petitions for thl
author izalloh d lay delegations in the severa
quarterly and annaa conferences, have met
with a negative response. Four new bishop;
have been elected, two from the East and two
from the West. one Of whom takes the place Of
Bishop Hamline; resigned on account of i'll
health, aud another Of the late Bishop He'd
ding. The bishops are now seven in number.
A :" Seal Of the EpiscopAcy" has been ordered,
10 be used in common by all, instead of each
having a separate official seal, as heretofore.
The Tract Society of the NJ. E. Church, -
centering at New York, and the Sabbath School
Work, have both been recognized on an inde-
pendent basis, with view tO.greater efficiency.
With the same intent alterations have been
made in the constitution Of the Missionary or
ganizatiOn.
On Tuesday three resolutions were adopted,
one requiring pastors to catechise children in
Sabbath Schools, and at special meetings; an
other giving all male Sabbath school superin-
tsudents, who are members, seats in the quar-
terly conferences by virtue Of their office; aud
third providing for the publication at New
York, Of new edition Of the discipline.
Il was announced previous to the adjourn
ment that $2l7 had been collected toward
erecting two monuments to the Bishops whose
remains lie in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Balti-
more.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11

ANOTHER STATE.-A writer in one Of the
Northern papers, speaking Of the prospective
increase in the number Of States, says:
1t is not improbable that before the expira-
tion Of a year Oregon will apply fer admission
into the Union; the northern portion having
already the requisite population to form State
leaving the southern portion still Territory Of
the United States. California may be rich in
gold aud other minerals, but the elements Of
moral power, based on the development Of in
dustry, by a sturdy, laborious, and steady pOpu-
lation, are accumulating faster in Oregon.
Oregouians will become the Yankees Of the
Pacific coast, and from Puget and NOOtka
Sounds will start the expeditions Of the modern
Argonauts What a pity we have not got the
coal dip Of Vancouver's Islandl The island Of
Vancouver holds position in regard to the
North American continent not unlike that Of
Great Britain in regard to Northern Eu-
onR
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11
Form of Application for a Union Of the
Daughters of Tpmperance

The Undersigned, inhabitants Of ---, be-
eving the Order Of the Daughters OF Temperance 10
be well calculated to extend the blessings OF total
abstinence, and promote the general welfare OF man
klnd res recttully petition the Grand Union Oi the
State Of Ohio To grant them Charter to open new
Union, No. -, Daughters OF Temperance, to be To-
Gated in ----, and under your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves, individually and collectively,
TO be governed by the Rules and usages OF said Grand
Union.
Enclosed in the Charter, $5.
10 be directed to Mary Cooper, G. s. s., Cincin.
natl, OhiO--ifee of postage.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11
BEN FRANKLIN
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING HOUSE,
Walnut street, abOUe Pearl.
DEPOT FOR TEMPERANCE
2 URLlC A ION s

~ MENDENHALL, 3 COLLEGE, HALL, WGE-
LIE nut Street, makes il his constant endeavor
fill all orders iOr Temperance BOOks other pub.
cations with dispatch. MAPS, CHAIRS, and
GUIDE BOOKS, tor all parts OF the world.
COlOns, PstOn's and AlIlchelrs Outline Maps.
HOlbrOOk's and others school Apparatus.
swedenDor'gs Theological and Scientific Works.
Book Binding Neatly Executed.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11

MAN SRoT.-on Tuesday last, a man by
the name Of Robinson shot another named
Gard, about milss up Licking river. They
were upoH opposite sides Of the river, at the
time, and Robinson Wus hunting, but espying
Gard, he levelled his rifle, and lodged the ball
in hisleit thigh, opening an artery and causing
death in about 2 hours. The parties bad been
enemies for long time, growing out Of pri-
VatO matters. Robinson was arrested.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11

lMMIGRATIoN INTO THE UNITED STATEs.-
We find the following statement in the Wash
iugtOn correspondence Of the New York Times:
The annual report from the State Department
on the sub bjret Of immigration, shows the follow
ing facts. The statements apply to the ealen.
dar year, ending 3lst December, 1851. The
arrivals Of passengers from foreign ports into
the several districts Of the United States for that
-. k.la
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11

p ]. R. johnson has been commissioned ID
TO paint portraits Of General Pearcs and ThOm.
as Msaghsr. He will proceed to perform the
task in q few days,
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11

u Seven tavern-keepers were fined a
Pittsburgh on Monday, for selling liquors
on Sunday.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11

u-P. 7. Barnum is lectuflng on temper
ance In Montreal.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11

RoBBERY.-Dunng Saturday night or yester-
day morning, a man named William EnOs was
robbed of $32 at the Lafayette House, fronting
the river, near Ludlow street. ltwas taken out
Of his pantalOOns pocket. In the afternoon, a
Hungarian, boarding at the same House, while
lay ing on a bed in his room, was dis urbed by
some one trying to get their hand in his pocket.
He Immediately jumped up, and found 1t to be
Hugh Hoy. who was boarding at the house.
Hoy told him he was in sport, and the matter
passed off. Shortly afterwards, officers W.
Phillips and Marshall heard Of the robbery, and
Immediately arrested Hoy on suspicion. He is
au old thief. The Criminal Court released him
from charge only last Saturday. He was thea
out Of money, bat when arrested had some $50
in his pocket. He was committed to answer.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11

OUFAGEs AND RoBBERIEs AT PANAMA
On the 22i Of May, the morning after the ar
rival Of the steamship Winfield Scott, at Pana
ma, Messrs, Bours, Van Valkenburg, Perkins
and Durando, (passengersl accompanied the
purser, Mr.. Shed, ashore in charge Of ship
lnent Of specie. On arriving at the mole, the
boat was surrounded by large party of na-
lives, Nho endeavOred to seize and carry away
the gold. A violent struggle ensued and the
natives were repulsed. They retreated to the
shore and assailed the small party in the boat
with large pieces Of rock, fortunately ell escap-
ed with slight bruises, excepting Mr. Perkins,
of Sonora, who received a severe blow over the
left ear and fell senseless He received a Sc
we're but not faial wound. Aid was eventually
procured from Messrs Garrison and Fritz, and
the gold landed safely.
Atrunk, containing some $4,000. with pa
pers OF value, belonging to Mr.. Richmond,
was stolen on the road between Panama and
Cruces, on the 23d Of May.
At FryOlis, on the ,.24h; another trunk was
cut aud robbed Of $4,000 and some valuable
Jewels.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11
METEOROLOGICAL - MAY, ls52-OBsERvA-
Tloas BY Dr.. j. B. RAY, CINCINNATI:

roas BY DR.. j. B. RAY, CINCINNATI:
Summary
Least height Of thermometer, 80 deg.
Greatest height of do, 81 "
Monthly range Of do, AZ 4"
Least daily variation Of do, 2
Greatest daily variation of do, 35 "
Mean teamperatuTe Of month, $40 I.
Coldest day, May 18th.
Mean temperature Of coldest day, $50 8.
Walmest day, May 29th.
Mean temperature of warmest day, 75o
Number OF days Of rain, IL.
Perpendicular depth Of rain, 2.37 inches.
OBSERVATIONS. This month has been in nc
respect remarkable. The mean temperature i;
abb dut one degree less than that Of May, 1851
but is still degree higher than the general
mean. The month has been showery rather
than wet, the quantity Of rain being only about
OnGhalf the average. This, however, has been
no disadvantage to vegetation, owing to the un-
uusually great amount Of raiR in April. With
the exception of the period from the l7th TO
the 2lst, which was cold and windy, the weather
has been favorable to the fruit aud crops. Dur
ing this period there were light frosts, but they
were not sufficiently severe, at least in this vi
cinity, TO do much damage.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17
sSerfi0c SleiSerifObr
In Qlllentplpn!!
Welt9b nnb Sreintd
GrRe Sbdre untertOt6 ecircrs Gaiibaus.

Grlte Sbdre unterbot6 SCccrs Gotbaus.
gcoicncu b tici;r G5,lcecnbeit ibrcu 5rsunecn unp
einem 9eebren publifum I'M NlI9cmeincn, rie NnsceC
III MADDEN roB fc lcctsn rcn philadelphia rtid9tcbrt
Nno, init tnsm friibCn Strd
GSriibjaDrss nmS Sumtnter GSiiter
pcr ncucen Slen, Die e 9ticnusu ino ouf 8citIGdn9
unb 0uf 6onp in ftrti0e Monnstleiber otf3umotbGn,
unp Spor on 70 biui9cu grcilln, onB fe nir9suespc
cpli in biCr Sc0no titIilsr pcrtGu rotrocu tGnnen
9br 99nparti9r 9c6s &crratb ftrti9s 8tsiocr bsCbt
Wm SbGil avs
Sertae T6fe p6n alien Wuifern fur Srub
iabr nuo SUmmer ferti9e 0ofsn Don al
len StpIen uno Wrsifen, Don Den wobl
fciIften SCmmerbOien bis Su een feinifen
Sudensn, Seitsn isoer Qrt uno prei5,
untsrbCIen uno Ssmber, feline GENDER
uno Ssmoefroasn, 8rauotten, etc, etc,
o(e non mdtbs iie eCcnner uo an rcn decentralization
Qreln obSuIecn, unb man pro cS 81 isnsm &trtbclt
fnrer erit tci bnen ansurufn unp ibreu StCd in Hus
aeuitbcn 81 nCbucnj che man fCuitpc touft.
0cltt(unQCn crer art wrocn nit Oouf9artIlt ou=
0Cncmmen uno pdntttcb bCicr9t msrbCuL uno "a fe
klt protths SbneiNsr iino uuo ollie lei ibuCn per:
krtiQtn l(rttGl uuttr ibrer oIcinQen Nufbt dcben,
10 bnsitbtn e fitb I'M Stonoe 3u Isin at9emsue Bus
frecChheit 9Cben gu tGnnen
DontGor fir bisbcr 9cnciICnen Sunbfbdft brTen fe
burtb puntbc 8Crcnuu1. quite uno eouSrbofts Nrtett
unO tiri9prCiic, b rncr Cen 9enel9tEn 3uprutb oss
YutGtums wurni0 gu MAIDEN.
Nasntoun, 2tpril is, 1852. nG3O'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17
Sa9aserreofDpett.
Selltamtn 2ofDntan

ma6t oen Ginwpbnrrn Qnentauns ans
Dem 4ubIifum ubTbdnpt dhtunespou bic
Qn5eies, baB sr bic 6rn. 8areaIow unb
6cpe, ilbsr &. Bsiener's Gtobe, ausaefaues
BAT, unb fi6 nun 9dnSIib Der DdeuerreaH.
Runff miemsn wiro. Gr iif nicbt mebr mlf
8. Geb in @efbaft5perbinonna. fcnbern BE-
treibt oiefcs @efbdft auf ateiniae Gednuna.
Sncem er bsrQelteifs in Der Dd9uerreantun9
in oefer Stabt 1T, uno Gins Der alIerbeifsa
Snlfrumenten bat, nno nit al Den nsuern
8srbefisrunaen operirt, IN er i'm Stanoe Ia
icoer 8Siebune aue SOltenab pOutomms,
nsr 3ufiecenebtt Su besifnen msI6s waas
ften
Sin fprrcftcs NprtrGt
Su baben. Gr 1T fsoben BON philadelphia
Suri69rbrt nit einein ausrmiblten StoG
Don Cafes uno MeoatIicus, uno laoet bier.
nit Die Samen uno 6srren i'm auaeineinea
gum 8rfube elm. um feline BiIoer uno gEad.
rem in Qugenfhstn su nebmsn.
Snlfruttion in Der Gunff miro ~.
tbeilt unO beifdncig etn Stod an @it9@
prcifen gum Serfauf ouf 5dno .9ebaIten.
~8reef1et Den Srt nht. I'm Tbss
mas 8eionsr's StObr i'm Sweiten gtOa<
pert.
Quentdun. Gsb. 19. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17
grpfnun9 Der
Gonsni : Sbiffabrt.
SSbildbelpbin, 9tllcntduH unS
OSducb Sbunf
CONSIDERATIONS 2inte,

&r0n6pDrtattpns Gtnte,
3um 8ranspcrt Don 8aufmannsmaaren
swifben philadelphia, gte,p 6Ope, GaffOn,
Sreemonsburg, ,SetbIebem. Qaentoun, ,8eiBr
port, Mauh @buut uno Wbite Sapsn, unb
atIu 3miIhCn- pIdee entldn9 oes Oelawars
uno geba Canals; abfabreno pom
britten SSbarf nnterbal6 Der 9ine
ct, al ber Selarpare.
Suoem bic llnterSeibnetcn neue Infdn9sr
fno, bcffcn fe bur6 ecnaue unb prCmpte
Gufmertiamfeit in ibrem 8efbGften einen
liberaIen 3bsiI Der ofcntIiben 9unlt 5u er
lan9en.
0te Gtacntbtmer bcGsen grcbs unS 9e.
rdumiee @aarenbdufer an allen Obense
nanntGn 4nbolts Qldecn.
Sedcr, gong nnb 60,
Gi9tntbamr.
Ql GEN { ii.
Gttpbcn Gong. philadelphia.
Saniuel 9. Spit, NCru ,ScpA
g. Q1. .oculcl, @oRcn.
IS. uub H. Satbnan, Srssmaus6urs
Charles Geiber, VStblebSnl.
SSilliam ,6edtr, IGIentaun.
ecpis 94sib, gHsbpcrt
8cbert 8lce, Wautb @hunt.
u. YaroCe unO Co., Saastcr.
tScrtcn uno Ytodstss, gBbits .baDer,
Qpfil l. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17
fupftrlte tlnb mt(ltn9ne Te6tl

an trraboefCktcu ssrciieu.
Ber ieet elm &sIst braubt uon2 bis III 40
@aIlcnen Der rufe an, inccm lle fort mullen
-Rdufer cber feline. Gin Q6ortemsnt pon
SIecbiuddsen INNER ouf 9ano.
S3lsdbsrne Sdtber, Sahfinnen (SfanpelD'
Ssranntipcin'SfeHcl
unb SaufeuSe ontercr Urtifel mcrcen auf
bic fursefle Insei9e 9cIisfert uno an lolben
Qreifen eas Der Nfme f0mCbl mie Der Hslbs
i'm Stante 1T Iie Su befcmmen.
QIte5 &upfer, Meiiin9, 3inn uno Blet
rpirb perIan9t, 9e9en 8aar9eIo coer i'm
Qustaufb fur Moareh.
N1&Gin 9clinbcs 2Sprt an SoIdc
@-~~ bic fhOu frtbcr &ibti9fett bdtten
MAIDEN fouen uno oieueibt 0IGubeu Id
braute teiu @eIo. SD perfiters Gutb tbr
feic i'm Srrtbum -uno wsnn Sbr'S nibt
aIaubt 70 ncuen mir es BALD bewetfeH ourh
sinen Sriecensribtsr. Den lebri9en fa9en
mir unIern 9ant uno lacen lie Gin NIT tou
ftn6 Qncern an5urufen-wenh mid 6u fou'
fen, nur um bu fsbcn:
Q(mpS @ttir9er.
IllentCmn, SUM 10, 1852. nQ4W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17
kSiIcif,

Ginc Suonttat 9rbammcrtcs unb ocrrlttCs GiEn
@r0cndfen, omtrttonitbc5 uuo cr0Iifbcs Bonbcn:
Cifln, &dflifsn, oeacfcner unO ShwrentoM iqudr
flob uao ruuo, iOmmt 2(mtrfn uno Stbrautitrdtn
icEtcn erbattcn unb wrbfIil i'll rcrtoufcn lei
8. uno &. Sdoer
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17
9llt OQuSDdltcr.

Gin 9rr6Ss Nfcrtmsnt prn 6autboun9s ssNrtltcL
ais:
sUtJncSchirr, rtpeuSio Cnamdirt unN psr,innt-
soute tiuO Gttp Yfonnen, Ycotrfonnsny SirfSiFn,
QEoFteEn. Ctt., etc.
Sbcctrfacr unb 9RoittrS, rem ocrStnlidten iu
fenen, in Sttts uno tctm Iuecno. @tcnfalIs non
9tbtfbr Germ uno SertbiErnsn onesrn gatttrns.
AIciIcrm mnS GjobcIu in sctts unr tcim
0ueeno, 70 oucb NNSTtrn onein; &crIchneoemeTern,
stat, 8rtb uno ButfbErnwntrh, fonmt isper anrsrn
@oritSt.
SaIctcm: muS TcScrmcIcrn, &oftrmcftrr,
Sthetrtn, SbaofibcirIn ron rEn ttten Nionufaturen
u 2, 3 unb 4tIln99t 9Ncfcrn.
Srl,dnfcIn, erOrsn, 6odtn, Sctcn, 9lcfsn; gid;
en-, lcrttn, II. + NJ.
Tcurr1cbippem unc 3anacit, eifsrne rno mef:
n0nc pclirc SItr SCts unc GtdnparoS 0cbcns 6cosr,
stbntiosrs uno 8d9cEiien, etc. gum &sr touf bEi
3. uno 8 Si9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17
g0Gr, 19.
S(aatcras Se6et bicr!

Ser unterIdriebene banfet cem eeebrten
WubIfum fur bsreitS 9enoGene Runcf6aft
uuo benohrihti9t Sualeid, oaB sr ieet icinen
Bobncrt in 9otutf Gaucp, Geha @auntp,
Cndbe @ocpersburgO uerIegt BAT, mo CT has
SreIhmafdienen-@jsfbdft ifdrfer IA betrei
ben 9eeentt ale SuOOr. Gr uerferti9t iece
Urt pon Yferce &roft CfIorse Power,) ais
uitt uno iece lrt Iie9enoe Horse Power bic
i'm ollaemeinsn @ebraub fuo, fowie ale
2(rtcn Orefhmofdiersn, obcr Defenders cine
oons rcus Qrt, weIdhe er 70 iemano cine
oerleben perIou9t, ouf prcbe 9ebcn piro.
perfertiotIrine Mofhins nit 9orfe Yow'
ers 81 unterfhiebIhen preifcu, natbsm lie
usrIauSt wercen, non IS bi6ju l05 SbaIer,
morrentirt fur Elm Sobr. Gr perIon0t
feline 8Roblun9 bis cine U6lIise 3ufrieosn,
belt 9ewdbrt it,
Sur boare 8siobIuna 9efottct er etnen
biOi9en NbSu9, fOrpie Der 3ab Sermtn fe(f.
9efegt wcroen mag.
2ept QaitbcS.
Scout SatlsD, Ipril 80 nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-17
GbbtftDtF.

Rotbes Sobueter batter geqsnWdr-
tie uno fortan INNER einen pObu9ti6en Qr'
tifsl auf 6auo, ben er Su ben bini9ffen prei'
fen petfauft. @benfatIs, Giben 9 DBL
leber uon Der beiten Gudiitdt limb gu ben
ousruieoeriien pteifcu.
anlbfeus uno Sberteber Usn erllsr
9utc uuo ebenfaus lebr biaig.
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