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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
N1 N16kIihes.
Ole sOnnenbInme.- Gtpas fir osn


SoIsenbes sntbdlt bic Gtfabrune zines
Sauers iibsr eisle pfanie, mit9etbeiIt in ei'
nsr Ianbwirtbf6aftIi6en 3situns i'm Staa
te Neupotf.
Die Sonnenblume IN beflimmt, cine Der
nhslidfen pfhnSsn Su rusrosn, ieeo6 nur
Wentee fennen ibren pabren 9Sertb. SD
babe iie 9sSo9en uno natber 9sprhft, uno
id fage: fein Bauer, weIher eano 9enu9
befet, folIte obne Die SonnenbIume fein, in
9indtt ibrsr Nabruns fur Uerfbieeene
Sbiere uno bes SsIs, wsldes Ie liefert. -
Sic bat Don neunjs biS buncert Suf6e
per Qder 9slisfert uno miro 9soun9t wie
caS gBeIltfCrn. SD pfunSs lie in e6ber
un9sfdbr in elmer @ntfetnun9 bon brep bis
Uisr Su6, un6 frsus ben Saamsn in ben
Geiben feds Sou 0en einanosr; ib 9s-
brauhe un9efdbr pier bis flnf Quart fur
een oder.
@enn fe reif III uno bic fdwrsn 86pfs
anfanesn Iib abbufbdlen, fbneice ib lie
ab, uno lofe iie Ssrifrsut in oen Geiben lie
gen, bamit lie burhauS troden wiro.-Sit
oies edbebcn, 70 briuse i'd iie in msine
S6eusr, uno Ises iie auf ein Iufti9es &C.
ruff. Ser Saame fbdlt ilb eur6 oas Ser.
unttrwerfsn fan gang uno man brautt es
nur wrnie Su fOben, um ben Saamen pol.
lenees Su etbaltsn. Wlan reiniee ibn auf
einer @inomuble.
2fus bunesrt pfunb Saamsn eswinnt
man pierSie Qfuno Del uno sin Sufbel lie'
fert unaefibr cine Salon Ssl. SD lief
einen She'll msines Saamens auf elmer 9s-
w6bnihm Selmuble Su Del bereitsn, &C.
braubte es gum Srennen in msinen Gam
pen uno babe aud enen SHlub esmabt
eS sum 2(nltrsibsu in Qnwsnoun9 Su btin-
gen. SD brou6 mrin 9au5 in LANCER Sslt
nidbt anIfrtibsn Su lahm; ss bdlt U0ai9 lC
lonQe, al3 wenn eeinol an9ewanot WOroer
wdre. Ser Sefuben 1T 70 gut, ME ieoel
anbsre unp nitts III bsfer, bic 9itbner ourd
ben Binter Su futtern, als Der Saamen osl
SounenbIumsn. Sn Der etften Seit fam
ten lie oen Saamen nibt; ols ib ibn obet
nit Safer Uermiltte, fraHsn fie ibn feb,
arne; felt jener Belt lefsru fs msit mebI
gier ais frubsr, pa iis NIT ancersm Sutts
oenibrt mureen. Der Saame III befannt.
Iib isbr gut fir 9fsros uno III serne flu
cen Bauer so Gents oos Sul6el wertb.
Sd bcfft pie 8auern weroen ben 9sgen
fano fur lb ielbif urrfuben uno prlfen
id bin es,piB cob lie es nheIi6 finoen per
osu, ihr SeI IL. f. 10. ieIber Su Sleben, nit
tb 9etban babe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

GG Sm eaufe bss Ieeten Sobres wurben
i'm Staote NeuWOrF 80 prfonen ouf ben
gifenbdbuea stt6ttst pnc 40 f6wer per'
tpunbd.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
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2(m 90. Wdrb wutcen bic franj6fftcn
&ammern ourb ben prdfosnten et6ffnet
Der Don einem 9IdnSenoen Stabe bs9Ieitet
mar. Seine lufuabme mar pOu Der wdrm
fen lrt. ST las. ouf Der Sribune lfebenb.
feline Geoe ob. @r pertinoigte, caB es bas
SuterclTe SranfreibS fst, freunofbofttibe
8erbdItniIe NIT alien Naticnen Su untsr.
baIten uno er fttlIte ouf5 Gutfcbieoenffe ieee
GbGbt, oa5 &aiferrsib in Sranfrsb berSu'
ifeuen, in Ubreoe, erfIdrte aber Sualsib, oa6,
wenn Mi6Uer9uu9en C6er Sntrisusn i'm
Swin9en fcuten, onoere MoBrs9sIn su er.
9reifsn, er i'm Namsn Der Rube Sronfreibs
pom SoIfe ctnsn neuen SiteI uerIanasn mer'
De, Der unwiosrrufIib Die Mabt auf feinem
6aupte tefeti9eu waoe, NIT meldr ibn
oos Solt betlsioet. Dem prdfeeuten wur.
be BON allen Settsn wdbreno 1einer Geoe
tauter Seifau Su9erufen rnb biufIQ per-
nabm man boSwif6en ben Guf: nGs Iebs
Ndpcleon!" 9tadtem er feline Qnreoe 9e
fdIC6en, lr9te Der prdlibent ben @io Der
Srsue Der ueuen Contribution ab, worauf
Die Mitolieber psreei9t wurben uno ieber
osn @io Der Sreue fur oen prdiioentsn aus,
fhwur. @eneraI @apat9nae uno Sr. Gar
not nQren abWeleno.
SdbipciS.
G5 IN Gin Gbift efloTen, in wsEdcm dtIe
QuSlinoer aewarnt weroen, Cbue geb6rae
Qapiere nab 9enf Su fommeu, incem bic,
lelbeu ous9emiefen meroen fOuen, peun fie
lib nidt aemeloCt uno Die GrIaubniB oes
QufentbaItsS erbdItcn baben. @s werceu
Qaen, mrIbe abrsifen wouen, pdiIe nah
Qmerifa unb England, obsr feline nab
Srantrsib Deer Seutfblano bewiui9t.
SaS:Stmrrifa.
8aGparaifo. 25. Mdrj. j.-ln ten Ga
apaacs-Snfsln bat fb cine Banoe BON
Ssr6recberu etcS dnsrifanifbsu 8alffdb,
layers bemddtiet unb pen Captain fammt
Der Mannfdaft auf Die araufamite art er-
morcst. Die Serbrsder fe9cEten bann mad
8uapaquil, in ter Qbfbt fib benz Sen.
Shores Su wioerfesen. 2(uf ibrer Sabrt
iiie6en iie auf Spsi 5ur grpeeitipn bes Sen
Stores 9sborenee SbCnsr, weIds iie 9Isd-
faus erobsrten uno Iue, wsIbe fie an 8Cro
fanbsn, ebenfans auf bic bIut9ieriefte unc
araufamlte Wsifs srmorbsten, barunter Der
Heffe unb Der S6wie9erfobn oes Sen Slo:
res.-Qm Soro bes einen bisGsr S6iffe
wurten % eeiten NIT absd6nittensn SdI.
fen eefuncsn. Spdter nabm cine fbmeoi-
foe Srssutte bas Sdiff oss @aufI6idacrs
in Sefis. Die 8srbrsther muroen in Set
ten 9eIs9t uno oas S6iff anferte i'm @ua-
paquiI StrOme. Die @rpecition ces Sen.
Shores 1T sdn6Iib misIunssn.
Die Reifemutb Der RunEGernob
ben Ser. Staatcn fbeint gum bepctlfebsn.
ben ISerbffe auf cine brobsnoe 8etfe ibrr,
bano Su nebmen. Den MuIiRseitunoen
nab bIeibt faff feline Seribmtbeit ,urtid
SbaIbere, gStIImers, Sontsti @rnff, Ser
Uais, Carl Sbubsrtb. eitoIf, bic @rifi, Gah
la6e, Sonntd9. Mario uno nacb creimaI 70
Oiel peniasr befannte Stlnlller Ididsn Iid
iur abieife an. g8ie pieIc perben (idb in
ibrsn @rmartun9en 9etdufbt feben.
Gt9entbimIi6e 8effrafunas-
fe.-Die 6offern bcf6mieren 8srbrr.
der NIT Sett. befellisen ibren Je6rper auf
etnsn umefenbueG unb laGIen iie uon ben
Qmeifen i'm pabren Sinne bes Bortss Ie.
benois aufFreiTen, pas biefe mad einioer
3eit au9 WitfIi4 bswaffeuissn!-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
Die Strt, Htepfclbdume 40 pflauaeu,

weIds ucn einsm b6bmifben9drtner fiammt
Ger cine berrlibe SammIung Der beifsn aep'
fcIbdume beIiet, peor BON Samsn nod
5mpfuna entfprun9en, III fClsence: MOn
nmmt Sbo6Inge Don ben ou5erIs(enifsn
Sortsn, itsdt Iie in cine &artOfst uno 9rabt
beibe in bic groe sin, 70 ooB nur Elm 3cll
oosr Swst pon bsm Sd6BIin9 hber otm
8Ooen bIsibt. Die &artOffsI ndbrt ben
Sb6BIing, wdbrsno r MurseIn treibt,
Damn nob uno nab smpOrftie6t uno 5um
Ib6nsn 8aume pro, Der bic belten Srubte
rd9t, Cbus bss pfropfen5 5u beoirfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
SSiHenftDnftlitbe Sluf9aben.
(Gcn pccttrpu.)


Der ,,6cttcrpncr" bate uus fbcn ctrioc gEcbs BIZ
NufIGiunaen prn SO. uno snscanot rpelbss a6sr
aus 8erIeben ntbt an93etat wuroe Dabei bat Ct iit
pisrcr rpis fct9t bsrous9doftn:
SVilisr 0rlldtr-g1iht nit rutniarr &cripunocruno
muG ith Gu;b en- 9aar SSittn lhrsbtn uuo tcmCrten,
co6 Der T. a. in fctncr teetsn Gpft ara orcF ofhwaet
bot 9J1er ictt bn notb Slime o9tu, mo- Die prfum
uno bic pb,tonocrs ~ orn Mcuo umbrsn pcr tauttr
S5cIbetbrt. @r bat ub Qco9t mir rpSren GRistdftn,
CT bet oCIihtn pis Die Su6tn Suarp ocfanne ben.
Dcs fbrut ntS pcnu CT elmer pen DEN gSutcn ocuett
pir Jb ptg aber mir ocrpun.--QReitcr hat er
oclaot rusnn mir fen bt1trs Summcn b6ttcn, clftcn
mir rs uurpla oIsu uuo clItcn net binnb bic g1cro
tpbcitbalIer tcnlmCn, lcnit oCbcn fe uns nctb q
(trncn. gRer mcbnt bcd net, roB SRtdn @(Cpbantcn
psrkbtudcn tSnnttn Slou br ScropbcitbaIltr, rpcnn
ibr ouun coS Il 81 70 bart ituoirt, ranu uu6 ss ab
4 9 6 Ieu. Saber eyes right fdr
SO. II.
Drsi SbTrmt, Il, g uub 6, ftebtn in elmer acrarsn
9ipic, uno bre lp6btn iino: u 60, g 90 uno so
SuF Die Gntftrnur9 auitbtn bsm Gtipftt pcn Il uno
Dem Sipfcl pcn B 81 TuF, uno Die Gntfsrnuno ,rp:
Iben Dem 8cocn pcn 81 UNI Dem 9ceen Scn 6 in rs
Suf gIath belsn Inoa6en faa mir: gHos fno bic
untSrFhieblhtn 9ntfirnungen y ptn Dem 65pftl pcn
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Dem 1ccen pcn Il, 81 pcn tcn Bcoen pen Il III rem
9cosn ucn g, y pcn Dem Ycosn prn g gn Dem Gip.
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ron 81, unc g. pcn Dem @ipfd prn @ gu bsm @ipft
pcn 6?
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
SHnu2tpcecu.

Sn Der Ser. Staatsn Minse in pbila.
beIpbia wuroen wdbrenb benz Monat OdrS
3. 1856. .632 SbaIsr Sob. uno SO, LOG Sba,
fer SiIbsrmunSen asprdet SOn ben Sob.
minsen parsn 3259O2 SbaIr in Dop'
pei IcIern. SOn ben SilbermInSen ma
rem % 100 SbaIer 8ierteItbaIsr une Deims.
uno 30.006 Sbaler Dreieentiade. Oie
pri9unssn iiberitiesen um etwas ben 8e
trag BON @OIo uno Silbsr, Der wdbrrno
oem MOnat MdrS bepOnirt muroe.
Die Sbio @big baten fat in alien
Diitrift @onUentiOnsn SeIe9aten Sur Sra
tionaI' Convention eswdbIt, psl6e UepfIib'
tet fin6, bel Der glotiOnaI gpnpsntien fur
9nHaI SeOtt Su iimmsn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
"NsarSon ssro,pnlUsp. .

DisIes Subieet III Gin eeeentrif6sr cher
beiTer aefast baIbperfhdter @rpreoiser tn
&enneITee, Der su &norpide cine engIifdoe
3eituna unter bem Wamen ,,Srcwnfotp's
Wbia" berausaitt uno fib burcb feline hber
fpannte Sbreibart berlhii9t 9emabt bat
@r fdeint aus ireenS elmer llrfade sinen Bit
tern Sae ee9en Sen. Sectt bu be9en uno
perfubt ibn oaber auf ieee mogIibe Wslle
nit feinem @ift Su befueeIn, mas ibm ieeoh
Iomeit nod 1bIedbt esIungen III. @r neiB
ndmIib nit Der MabrbeIt nidts 9e9sn ben
olten oft unb fhwr 9eprlften pdtrict Su
Iaasn uno nimmt babsr feline 3ufluht Su
llnwabrbeiten, ineem er ion aIs einen - Nbo
litcnili" binSulfellen fu6t. Sn feinem leeten
Sdmuswifb fuhtc Der iiberfpannte Sbret-
Der ieineu ecfcrn weibsumahen, baB bic
Wbies BON psnnfpIvanien Bel ibrer nenll-
den Staatsecnusntion ben Gr9oupernor
Scbnlfcu aIs ibrs auswabl fir 8teeprr-
(Ieent be,fi6net babsn Der bic @omprcmi6
masreasln uberau oenunSiire. @rsouuer-
nor Senes Don SsnneiIee, ee9en ben er
ebenfaus einen 9rou bat, fa9te babe ourd
ReoenbaGten in eiefem Staat 9sfuht bic
grnennuu9 fir isnen 9Olfen su erbaIten
aber es ndre ibm nidt gelun9en, neil Die
pennfpIpanifhsn @bi9s Elm aus uno aus
1boIitions- Sidst bdttsn baben wOIIen! -
Dies Sriat sinem Ssoen bic WabrbettsIiebt
biefes ,,befdeiceuen 9IieSes" Der @biqpar
tel. @unber wo Der uQarfcn' feline Nab'
rihten bsr batte
OSTParson Brownlow has fallen into an un
pardonable error The wings of Pennsylvania
have not nominated EX-Gov. Johnston for the
Vice Presidency; and if they had, what would
this be to him! We in Pennsylvania would
not ask any individual of Tennessee whom tc
recommend to the National Whig Convention
as our choice to said station, and Ex-Gov. John
ston would, in our humble opinion, be as auita
BILE person for the Vice Presidency as can b.
found in the United States - Tennessee anC
Parson Brownlow not excepted - and if the
National Convention should choose to nominal,
him, and Parson Brownlow feels as if he coulC
not support him, he may do otherwise, that's all
We also infer from his remarks, that he doe.
not know any thing at all about our State poll
tics, and Just about as mach of EX-GOv. John
ston's views in reference to Slavery and the
Compromise measures. If he did, he could il
his uncaled for zeal never have fallen in sucl
an error, as to give proceedings of our State
Convention, which have perhaps never beer
dreamed Of much less passed. His remarks
are totally untounded. - Such n course really
does not look well for Parson. - Will Mr.
Brownow inform his readers, that he has mis-
informed them! Surely his station requires
this of him.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
Sin Natcr pon ieincm sUbn oet6Stct,

Ser n9sttpsbure Sentinel" berihtet, ba6
Sur @eor9 8rebs, mcbntaft obnmeit
Giulestaun, IT ans Gaun!p, am Gcnncr-
flag pcr adt Sogcn Don feinem eiasnen
Scbn est6otst wures g8ts e5 bsibt, mar
Der Satsr i'm 8r9riff einen Unsriff nit ei-
mem 9ro6sn Me1Isr auf cen SCbn su ma
den, als eiefr sinsn &uhttet er9riff unc
NIT bemfeIbsn Dem Sater sinen f6weren
Sdla9 ouf Den ROpf usrfcete, mcI6er bef'
fen Sob in wsnisen StuncCn tarnab psr.
urIatte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
3ufammsn 1923 42B
8sIauf prrlan9t 223 224
Srrtbum 20 Gents.

Srrtbum 20 Gents.
Dissm nctb batcn mir siuen Ssbsr in SS gRainn
pon 20 Gents BUN nl6btcn mir abSr Den pcrcfcroer
bitten. Die rstbte antwcrt ,u scbcn penn erstann-
mir fir untrn SbeiI rpstten bn cine 9ctel Gclb, rag
CT ss IN eiuistst nicbt rstbt brin9cn fam.
Die aniwcrt 70 nobs ss oussretbnst rpcrbsn fam.
BADEN mir cub pcr ctIiben Sasen psclbidt namIib
Cts. per 9. gukbl Sbofer.
Il b3abte 9S. pa fir 1l6 '"-matbt II5. .Os'o''so
y bs;ablte 60.'ia fiji 133 ''7-moebt l33 ''o'oo6'
(@insr aus Sbermilfcre.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

gSeldes bentfcts WOrt mirb FIsiner, wsnn
man ibm iwei Subfiabsn Sufgst p
6ntpcrt; Glein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

Gt9entb tbhmIi6e 8effrafunas-
wetfe.-Die Gafern befbmieren 8erbre
der NIT Sett. befeHisen ibrsn Je6rper auf
elnsn 1melisnbu9sI uno IaGen fie Don ben
Qmeiien i'm pobren Sinne oes @ortes Ie.
beneis auffrellen, mas biefe mad einiasr
Belt an9 plEtlt4 bswaffeuiasn!-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

E ROblen fOffen eessnrdrtis in San
SranSisfO s35 per 2Onns,
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-, sowing was written on the day tina, HrNnv
!, s.h Vas made known here, but being received
'"e hA weeks paper, we insert II in mi, nm,
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REPLY OF MIR. GRAHAM.
WAsnINaroN. Inne

WAsHtSGToS, June "a, 1852.
SIN: lam gratifed to acknowledge the receipt
OF the communication which you did me the
honor to deliver in person on Yesterday,
announcing my unanimous nomination, as the
Whig candidate for the Office Of Vice President
of the United States by the National Convention
which recently assembled in Baltimore, accom-
panied by copy of the resolutions of the
convention upon questions of national principle
and policy.
cordially approve the declarations made by
these resolutions. On matters of the most recent
practical interest they do but portray the conduct
OF an administration of the Government Of which
for near two years have been a member. On
all others they but reiterate the doctrines and
Recommendations held by its chef in important
public communications.
Should the people of the United States
give their sanction to the nominations of your
SO far as shall be invested with
authority, faithful adherence to these doctrines
may be expected.
Therefore accept the distinction, SO honorably
rendered, with grateful heart, but with unaf-
fected difidence. II is satisfaction, however,
to know that the place to which I have been
nominated is but secondary and that for the
hrst office the convention has proposed citizen
of tried patriotism and virtue long and Familiarity
acquainted with public affairs and public men.
A safe and sagaciOus counsellor, who has well |
fulfilled eyey trust heretofore committed to his |
hands, and who has illustrated our history by |
eminent public services.
With M thanks sor ;hao courtesy with which !
you have honored me, in the execution Of your
Office, and with the highest personal respect, |
am your obedient servant, s.vu--------------
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
The Hon. J. G. CHAPMAN, President National
Wing Convention.
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Republic, and thus to cherish and encourage the
cause of constitutional liberty throughout the
world, avoiding every act and thought that might
involve our country in an unjust and unnecessary
war, or impair the faith Of treaties, and dis
counicnancing all political ogitation injurious to
the interests of society and dangerous to the
Union, can offer no other pledge or guarantee
than the known incidents Of long public life,
now undergoing the severest examination.
Feeling myself highly fortunate in my associate
on the ticket, and with lively sense Of my
obligations 10 the Convention, and TO your per-
sonal courtesies,
nave the honor to remain, sir, with great
esteem, your most obedent servant.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
TO Hon. J. G. Chapman, President Of the Whie
National Convention.
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HANNIBAL, MO, THURSDAY MORNING. July IS 1852 =

Dutch sqI@w not sop continued the Indian
with annoying perseverance.
don't KNOW" replied John, impatiently.
lie could not bear these hard hits, for he felt in
his inmost heart how unjust he was.
Wen, Tuscarora John only red.skin, but him
mo tell what use fine lady In woods. Wood wife
make dinner, nurse papoose, sew moccasins,
take long walk with warrior, load him gun when
fight many-town lady wear rainbow, good 10
hang on wall, look at, faint If she see Indian
warrior, run away from red skin papoosc.'
There is much truth in what YOU saw,
lndian,' said John: but have ideas and notions
of my own.'
We'll, have notion now,-hush y replied the
fuscarora, pointing upwards.
some one was moving across the torrent on
the opposite side. parting the bushes, pushing
his way along, and evidently close TO them.
The emlgrant cooked his gun and levelled.
No fire yet said the Indian; plenty red
skins come all sides. Pale face make ready.
Big fight all at once.
John distinctly heard footsteps overhead.
ne earthen roof, with its fibrous rafters, shook
vis'Diy. II was clear that some one had gained
TINS dangerous proximity to them. At the same
instant q whole party Of the Waccos were
distinctly seen crawling under bushes in the
distance, again trying to surprise the two
desperate fugitives. They levelled and fired,
and were astounded at the report of their own
rifles. One seemed repeated over head, the
other on the opposite side of the stream.
Scarcely had the smoke cleared away than they
heard whispering above their heads. Some
one seemed speaking to them. After assuring
himself that the Waccos had been driven back
once more, John and the Indian listened
They at once discovered that some
,ne ,Tne was speaking to them through chink in
(Conelusion uraak
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Conclusion next week.)
GENERAL CHAPMAN TO eENERAI SCOTT.
BALTIMORE, June :

BALTIMORE, June 2, 1907.
Sir: / am instructed by the Wing National
Convention to inform you Of your unanimous
nomination as the Wing Candidate for the office
of President Of the United States.
enclose copy of the resolutions passed by
the Convention, expressing their opinions upon
some of the most prominent questions of national
policy, and with sincere wishes that you may be
elected, for the permanent settlement of the
principles of the Wing party.
have the honor TO be, very respectfully,
ycar cbed;cnt servant,
J. G. CHAPMAN, Of Maryland,
President of the Wing National Convention.
To Aajor General WIEFiELD Scorr.
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For the Journal
~ sowing was written on the dav tb., u.vn,
Ash Was made known here, but being rece;vs
ieS weeks paper, we insert IL in mi, nnr
=, pFs have mslancholy tone,-
ri. atmosphere seems charged with sounds,
poi some great event in time;
'Sans and most sorrowful event,
~ oremembered with profound regret.
u wires vibrate with sad news,
n, What shouts that sturdy voice?-
NJ -. ''oi be true that one so great is deadi
'OOif ifellent being yet to die,-
A. w'bnt nortal,-and it may be Sd;
~,.. no ioplf can doubt, for here,
'"'n eonsn Of loaded lines in black,
P"esraPhanounees in letters bold,
Ihat hEERSJLAY has ceased 10 live.
- Oium'ia' v = thy noblest boast is dead;
= HENRY tAT is dead, and forever
ron this gTsesphers his noble soul
''s passed a'hy to realms Of peace and bliss.
~. 1au y nov natsn'S heart is filed with sorrow.
ah1 one so muA renowned and we'll beloved.
,,,.u nsm oeeo ealledhsnce. But his bright spirit
=, - =" ever hover Par, to guide and bless
. M. s.. s...1a na.s0pI afs ssevso:
4 ~ ded TO become what now il is,-
stnd may 3 people ever wisely heed
That last pst earnest and eloquent appeal,
which hipeat master mind so fervently declaimed
To the aust Senate of might nation.
Twas sentiment thus:- -
d" Then les unite from the North and the South.
From the tiantic's broad shore to Coumbias mouth
Let the pc Of our nation forever as one,
Harmonioly beat in complete unison;
Let our 81 Bpangled Banner wave proudly DER all;
For 'uniteSe stand divided we fall.'
Let the bas Of our Unions insepersble chain
Now and GBer unsevered remain"
CIV.
HannibaInne 30th, 1852.
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NEw YosK, June s9.--The Express, this moiniaF,
uablishes letter written byepgesdent Fillhofe 10
George Il. Babeock. OF the New. Yefk delseation 10
the National Wing ConvsRtion on the 18th 1t 1une ~
days bsioIe tbs sssemblEg of ths ConVsntion dsene
the nomin6lion, and auihcIizing Mr.. Babcock Il eV
the ssme before the senssntioa At such time q b
thought pTopcr.
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THE SEVEN TREES,

HannibaInne Both, 1852.
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Gov. Seward has written = letter 10 j. n.
Taylor, of New York, IN which he says under
no circumstances would be accept an Office from
President be Gen. Scott or any other man.
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From the New York Campaign Times.
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Christmas In the Backwoods.
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(COntinued.)

by PERCY .. ST. JOHN.
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Sfa J. F. affords much pleasure You
cough Of the lungs hn been entirely
moved by the Of DR.. Davs Syrup Of Wild
Cherry which you othe' advised to You can
Tor Coughs
ColdR most excellent remedy. -
Your, respectfully, W. W. PHILLIPS.
from L<tr from g. H. H.3n HsrciaH. Of N.t2rn, Buets
county, Psa1rglssnial ,
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MEDICAL.
nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

AALLEf,S MAG1CAL PAlN EATRACTOR.
81
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s s%.n w s am s b man sR
s h wS snss' a i lsty:a u. in tho
ans Ssssse %
i al sf
~ s safe all ss fan dG 5
conflict with sny medicines that be taken internally ..
~ is 1ss
from all parts Of the country.
not @s s5S
assn s ss snn . Gy Of rs
that troubled with ,ss Piles for ito
confinement, several hun
sI
at.f 1 % @ ct a"a
this precious sh my cure Ths s fact am
~n su aai make the "
ERYsIPELAs.
For EyspelNs the PAIN hsnahs Other rsns-
a @ MAXI the sea E @ time hut
aud completely the cause Of dsease and
Atn$s ,, May s. 1875 q Jackson yor, strsst
I n s @ @ N ErSrrs sna 5 IN
Examination Of the Kidneys with bleeding Piles, deeply liberated
d NV haS TIKI AZ s,onrea far d"Ds when nv
distress became noerstis My tongue cracked, and Tue ooi OF my
mouth was covered with sores and my chest TIE my was
N constant burning heat so hat cold water d not coo H.
DEATH
Mrs JessnP desired me to
She broueht 10 nv he'd bo md ane some to th sores, If I'M
mediate wherever touched me- begged for
Pills
them,
now as strong
the year lS42. - KERZIA FRENCH.
SArT puEuM
a.. n a We JAN sIrp a5rop h , , l.,
INA res nst DAZZLE 3 PAIN M iVfs mas peen used IN
my family Tor Salt hteu OF thirteen Years. DURATION and for Warts
ihtae nece pave uoeh ana tey were ooh
yrt hat the Patent resiams for H. from what ha, fallen unds nv
observation respectable by
others who have used relief do most
cheerfu the attention of afflicted
valuable salre. ROSWELL CHAPLIN,
| Buffalo N, Y
/ rosTIvrNrss. a, roNsTTp ALTON ov r,,r JoUEJs
~ II to' o 'it. oo't
me fS 81 is Is tne Sursst saiGst anu most certain
neas of WIS WI siSs ee IN we worst cases
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All other falsely PAIN EXTRACTOflS Counterfc OF
DALEYS The worthless who cell them hope that by stealing
public believe
the virtues Of the genuine articles Bny but authorized
Agents.
fB- ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
uINEi AND OBSERVE THAT THE SAME, II DALEY BE
WRITTEN WITH a PEN, In DIFFERENT COLoaED INK, on
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
UPON 1T.
E General Depot e United States where all addressed
will be promptly executed. H. DALEY Il CO.,
AIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Isl CHARITIES STREET, Ney0r'eAns, -
Where all Dealers IN HE Sans LOUISIANA, ALABAMA, MIS-
SISSIPPl KENTUCKY and the City 81. LOUIS,
in the State Of MISSOURI, will te promptly eaPpiet.
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General Agents for said Territory.