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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
ARM-HoUsE BURNT

We regret to>Iearn that the Dwelling House
OF Mr. JoHS G. WILTSHIRE, some three or four
miles southwest Of town, wastentirely consumed
BY fire on Friday last. The FIRE originated from
a stqye pipe, and at the time Of discovery. the
hampgs had SO far progressed in the ceiling, that
the en.ire destruction of The house and a portion
81 th,s furniture, Immediately ensued. Mr.. Wilt.
shire, we learn, is insured to the amount Of one
thousand dollars, though this will moi cover BY a
good. deal his loss, as the dwelling was large
and comfortable farm horse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

TERRIELE TRAcEDY.-By private letter
to q member Of the Legislature, the Austin
(Texas) Gazette learns the particulars Of d
terrible t-agedy which occurred some thred
weeks since in the town of Gilmer, Upshe1
county. A difficulty having sprung up bel
tween Mr.. Jesse Miller and Mr.. Cleveland
in the progress Of which Cleveland stabbed
Miller With knife, producing almost instant
death A little son Of Miller, aged only
twelve years, seeing his father murdered ran
into an adjacent room and caught up dous
BE barreled shot gun, and shot Cleveland
lodging in his body twenty seven buckshot
Of which he died Immediately The little
boy, says the letter, was permitted to 20 al
large, the community regarding his act Al
one Of true filial affection and bravery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
IMPOSITION.

A few days ago we received letter ffom i sub
scsioer tn pears arrears. requesting disconiin-
sanee 81 shs paper. He did not even pay he
postage ca tAe le,Iershas NOT only keeping Is out
ofonr iass dues, bus tariag rs in the bargain. We
think he might sesy appropriately come within the
range Of NE believing anathama Of two q OR CO.
tsmporaties--
TIE s.an het gill tsie Z paper length Of lime.
would Swallow blind dogs dinner ana a.c s,.,
he dog ~ being blind. E1nsR A91oo1fr {
he Ptula do Eorse han hat He ,r6nld ~. -
girl q trial. and send her lack IS A. I,,I- Z,
The end ofihe honeYmoons Win he words s56nt suirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

iFEARruL REsuLr or PRAcTicAL Jokr.
The Female Seminaryat Washington, Pa.
wis the scene of shocking occurrence few
DAYS ago. One of the scholars had been
blessed as spectre, and in that condition
with several others, entered the room of an
other scholar, who was sitting with her back
I'd the door.
The apparition stepped forward and lean
ca over the chair The young lady, hearing
aInoise Immediately behind her, suddenly
threw back her head. The moment she saw
the. strange object, her upturncd eyes became
immoyably fixed and she remained notion
less. The others soon saw that something
was the matter, and attempted to- rouse her.
They succeeded in short time, but tho
change from unconscious stupor was to "a.
wing madness
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
JOHN NJ. RUTHERFORD AN DwILLIAM
DOUGLASS

Have been gathered totheir fathers They both
departed this life this month, the former in Ken.
lucky, andIthe latter IN Missouri.
Mr.. RrrkgKvoRD was son of The late Col. Van
Rutherford. of Shepherdstown, and a brother OF
THOMAS RtraERFoRD, Esq, one of the Sheriffs Of
this county He vas gentleman universally es-
teemed for1his intelligence, sound Judgment and
spotless integrity.
EsHIAM DorGLAss was brother of the late
Judge |. M DoueLAss, and brother-in-law of he
lamented u NJ Rutherford. Both were generally
known in this county, and their sudden departure
from this world OF viii be deeply regretted by
their old naighbors and friends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
CANAL REvENUEs OF NEW YORK.

Although the CanaifNef New York are scarcely
open more than six months in the year, they afford
an immense revenue to the State Treasury Gov
Hesr, In his Message to the Legislature, thus
states the result
''The amount derived from the canal revenues
during the last fiscal year was So III, 63 II being
an increase of S35 900 81 over The receipts Of the
previous year. Alter deaucGBg The expenses Of
superinlendence and fepaifs and contributing $500,
900 for the supporter the government and 81 $50
900 for payment Of interests and redgc lion of prn
eipal Of the State Deb& there remained surplus
OF s06i 1872 81 applicable 10 the completion Of the
Eric Canal Enlargement and the Genesee Valley
and Black River Canals
II should be remembered in this connection that
the increase OF tonnage was In larger proportion
than the increase of revenue, the rates OF toll on
ilour and wheat having been reduced % percent,
at the commencement Of The last season ofhayiga-
usn."
The advantage Of low tolls Is here apparent.
The Governor says the early completion Of the
shrss Canals provided for by the Constitution may
now be-egarded as point definitely settled, Amer
referring % the late contest in regard tolhe best
nsshod OF e~npleung the great State works, the
Governor furths remafks.--
"Happily for the,ublic welfare, our internal i'm
pforements nave oeS rescued from the, strife OF
parties, ana mus. now Ease to be subject OF po-
the Commonwealth, wien !. leadinr statesmen oi
both political parties cmSFgisos frnm unfsyorahle
---s'sss sHr autaiieea ent % ~vs~ ,.~'
become 90 essential to lbreublic prosperity.
The steady incres OF the Western trade, he
says, ought 10 dissia,e all appTehensons concern
Ing the future -.oductveness Of the source from
which he oS-itieales Of debt are 10 be redeemed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
LrGIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

MONDAY, January II, I692.
SENA4g-After multitude of, ballotlingS the
Senate was organized BY the election Of HENRY ST..
GEoReR TucKER, Of Albermarle, Clerks GgoReE E.
DENEAik, Speaker protein Gin the absencelof the 1t
Governor eleet); HENRY NJ. BowDEN, oEWilliams-
burg Ssrgeant-at-Arms and SAMUEL u. JETER, Of
Rfchu,Gnd, Doorkeeper.
z HoesE OF DELEGArEs-At - o'elcek quorum
appearing, the House was called 10 order by Col
TONNES, of Pittsylvania, WHO nominated Col
G. w. MuNroRp, for the Officer Clerk and the
vote being taken, he was unanimously elected.
s Mr. MARTZ then nominsted for the office Of
Speaker OF the House, Osc4R M. CRUrcHFIELD, Of
Spottsy1yania and no other nomination being made
be was elected without opposition
Tho House proceeded the election of its other
officers when MIR. EDWARDS nominated Col.
WM A, SrREErlSeTgeant-at-Arm who was cleo
ted without opposition. ii
was elected " y - re Mans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE.

The International Magazine for January has
been received Il is one Of the mos, interesting
numaeFs Of the work 1t contains portal, Of
kossnsh which is said 10 begood, besides variety
of other Illustrations. The Magazine contains "a
Pages monthly ofthe most interesting readinq
ter, or ihe low sum Of So, per annum, or comics
for ~ Those desiring to subscribe. can s5JIsss
SrRIsGER & TOWNSEND, 222, Broadway Nau
,YorE ~ 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

KF The Martinsbnrg Gazette says that
Frederick 6tsufer, German, who was ar
rested and committed to the jail Of Berkeley
county, about two months since, on q charge
Of Burglary, broke Jail and escaped on Sun
day right last Gtoufer is the man who rob.
bed store in Hagerstown, Nd, and also
one il Chambersburg, Pa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

srcH Is Llrk.n-A halfdrunken woman
was pcrambplating the streets of Cincinnati
on Thursday night 4 rowdy led her into
a paint shop on Fifth street, and daubed her
face in mere BLACKBOARD wantonness. anF
then took her into back room where there
was light The light disclosed the dis ig-
ured face of his ora uaother
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
Nont.E CHARITIES.


The charitable institutions If he STAT. Il ~
York are represented 70 Be- ia 1 prosperons $500;
ton, and Cor. Hrxr says We NAV eas,.a. ,,'..
viii intense satisfaction tie blessings r., S.vs
been conferred upon sheehilren II adve,sy Z. ~
hanane spirit q eas past legislation ~. s.,..
MT. $ =. = sae state Lunalic Asylum al
- The total sumber Of insane psrls,.. &
Sale inlst0 was 25e Of rhg ,,s s, - = me
isns ana 400 supported ii pssva, ~ : lsy-
hoasex = poor
NE sen6sro Of pupils ia tie Ins,;,,,;., =. !.
-, % Dsno = he elsse of ne rear, va, 81
q whom he s'aie Supports 80. s -
Y. . - ke,k Institution ior ne Bind eon,.,,
g ~ innatss e whom s. are size ~
pm d i1iots '1s sup
.mosurS -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
PoLITIC.

Senator Douglass Of Illinois Is decidedly
smart Young man. In his speech at the
Coneressional dinner to Kossuth, he took
great care, as he has done on several other
occasions, to oppose the idea Of the alliance
with England, so long as that country con-
tinues to Be the oppressor Of Ireland
Douglass has taken the windSeut Of Walkers
sails with great ease. His sympathies arc
with those who have the most votes. BY
The way. we do not see the name Of Houstoii
among the speakers at the Congressional
BANQUET. Perhaps he exhausted himself in
delivering that lecture lately in behalf Of the
American Indians A friend, who was at
the Congressional dinner, informs US that
when the speaking was about to commence,
Samivel siid-R iokmond RsPubiioaa.
SUicInE N BALTiMoRE-Mr H. W. Bool,
well known auctioneer Baltimore, commit
ted suicide on Friday 9th inst, about one
O'Clock by shooting himself in the head with
a pistol. He died almost Immediately after
receiving the wound The causes which led
to this melancholy affair are said to have been
alteration Of mind, though reputed to DO
worth fully $4,000 Mr. Bool had for some
tine past worn melancholy aspect, and fire.
quenty expressed great apprehension at the
prospect of becoming poor. Morbid sensi-
biiity on this subject undoubtedly led to the
commission Of the rash act. He shot him
self in a room over his auction store, and
dies much respected by large circle of ac-
qdaintanecs, by whom he was sincerely es-
tianed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

/ 1efo ~ tic Governor IF Pennsylvania.
| HARRisBuRG, Jan. s.-Gov. johnson has
10 day sent a veto message to the Legisla
ture, refusing his sanction to the bill res
pecting the law prohibiting tho use of the
prisons for the detention Of fugitive slaves.
lrLis is the bill be pocketed after the last
session
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
- -, : =. T. -
fvERDICT OF THE VICINAGE.

. Sisteen counties contiguous to the residence Of
Mr. SysaERs gave him majority of 400 votes.
Thesvoice Of mans own neighborhood generanv
speags bis true merits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
Locaf Mem oranda.
RELIGIOUS YnrIcE-

Inc Fourth Quarterly Meeting for jefferson C;rcn;s
will be held in Smfield TO Commence oo S,., u
9ext, i7th inst) preaching at II o'ock 4 \. Rery
geo HILDT viii be in attendance Jan *. ie55 TT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

ELpPENEET FROM PORTSMOUTH A beau
tiful young lady, recently married, is said
to have elcpcd from Portsmouth, Va, on
Thursday, With 4 wealthy old gentleman Of
New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

~ \ Western editor says We saw
h woman carrying big hog home from mar
ket on Saturday upon her shoulder. For
the benefit Of those who may think Der hus-
band ought TO have done it, we will state
THAT she served him in the same way short
time before"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
Likeness OF KossUTH.

Mhitehnrst, the great Daguerreotypas. Of Wash
ingtsn has taken large, lGe-like picture of the
celebrated Hungarian. = =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

- Jndge Buckley, Of Texas, lately stated that
Of The 800 eases Of murder in that STATE, the last
four years there had not been sir convictions Of
rnurdersFs. The inries could have paidbut lite re-
gard 10 thcir oalhs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
CURB ron roorHACHr.

Equal raris of common salt and alum, pulveris-
cd and powdered IN weiied coston and placed Is ~
hollow toe,k. Said 10 Be an infallible eure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

r. Our thanks are due to our Representative.
Hon. g. u FAuAKEEa. for the last annual report OF
the Commissioner on Indian Affairs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

EF A dull day, an empty pocket, and b.
ing in love, affect mans spirits most sers
ously.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

Al Interesting Interview hetWeen Governor Hos
sulh and Hesfy clay took piaeg 90 Friday. NJ half
sss Two o'clock, Al The aparments Of the Ia:tkr IN
Wnskinet6n Kossu,h vas insro5ncea " Senator
Cas-, and he correspondent Of me Philadelphia
Norsh Amcfiean gifs1ihe annexed account Of what
uanspirr1 q de occasion
Mr.. clay received hin siandlng; andthea being
senfsd On account of hts feeble xo1diiiea addressed
The celebraied Magyar In spesrh % half an hour
IN lengsh, fankiy ~ oninions-s He de-
rFrcaied IL policy q ntefyenlio0 as The greatest
eHSmay wkifk could befal thif country, ana said
tknt ns1ss possesoFs Of the of.y existing republic
he exnmpA 81 nans capacity sor aelEge eminent.
fmns lhs duty Of The American Peopieio escurv- re
hnman progress and prosperity on this cor s4nent,
which might be destroyed hY foreign vsss, involE-
In In tkeif fall al hopes OF eshslBt nx These
wefe, he said, the sentiments 81 IS ing man who
Ind Struggled for ireedom.
Ksssulh replied. lie did net combat Mr.. Clay, .
petitions but confined hiTself 10 the prospects Of
Hungary and lhe situation 81 France. believing
fatevens IN the latter country would terminate 10
eiyil war, and, perhaps. ~ eeneraI Teyolution
al parting, Mr. Clay rose and babe Kossush fare
well Tor eyer. wishing him God speed for Hunga-
san Independence the reward Of the noble efforts
Of her people. Kossuth responded with emotion.
saying that he would pray GOD daily for Mr. Clay Z
restoration 10 health and usefulness. Both were
deeplZ moved, and the scene was touching and
Mr. CLAY was very fayorably impressed viii
E6sstiih. as regarded mind and manner. Only
f0ur Spectators were present
Mr.. Clay will yet speak. OF write, his opinions on
Nis important subject. The effort OF receiving
Kossuth has exhausted him somewhat la other
respects be has gained lately.
We have no. doubt thar afier the etfervcseence
Of the moment. and when politicians have made
NIL the capital they can out Of the Kossuth move
ment the country will settle down, and take the adj
vice OF the dying statesman who urges hiscountry-
men 70 regard with sacred rcverencehe iniunclions
ofthe Father Of his Country. The good sense Of
she nation viii eventually prevail. Those whose
exuberan. patriotism would favor crusade against
all the despo,s Of Europe should remember that
Napoleon Bonaparie took an army Of three hundred
thousand men 10 Russia, and yet did not make a
aensIhIe,innression upon Ihatindomilable country.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
9r. ~ mnn's
ScOnOlttNDcr 2un9enzSprur
fiir DC loeiIun9 UCn
5uiten, SerfdItunqen, 8ronditif6e Qus,
8ebruna Il. {. no.


1tIEr brHnchtidh ru!Taniiths (cbrr Sticmupeias)
Snup II 0tm c5,hhmof onqGnrbar. peruradt fttCn.
u'NElt'ttin unn ttnt Scbpit, uuo rob rcrtrcitt er
pultin, &TtItunaen I'm .Rrrf uuc an Den 2uuacu,
oHIHfrt @rrnhItl 6aSlHncn. 2tltthma. ttt @r 1T
thtn ron ounoTttn 9tncnmen rpcrecn uno brandt
nur tttonnt u FIN Inn abist gI perrcn. Die Yecbs
ntbttnpsn ia9En, raF GIN Qucs 9ruI.rcniQun9sm
Elm @rfcrotrnlE t, uno 0Ns, ais oas Rrfuat iabres
IanScr 8tctochtun9. miro nun pcr9Cbraht UNI cen
Wan9A gu srfe,n. - Geltt frl9cnoCs 5cu9ri6:
SO. $50 RatE SwoGc, pbitaoGpbia,
Sttebtr 20, 1851.
pa ID nsu:ih vau elmer hrft9en SCrtdltuno. bufen
uno Yruitnri tefalIen muroc cS icb MIDI prririterss
t'ntn GH uth nit Ir. WuRH'5 brcrcht;hfm 9uuecn=
Swup ouaitrItn. ure nit &rraut9tn ram ih faaens.
roB rGr sbrGulh elmer sinAn @SIel mir cine rantate
urb Ginate 2tr cgruna peritoff,e GjrrpGhnih parcn
etCt Anllc non 8CrtSlEunQ uuO 6utrn non trutClla-
mtr unp auhornoer 9inur; obtr meme ncuds Genes
Iuna pdr ic un'ruord G1ntl, raB b nlht umhin fam
ic rem IChr rcrititbCr uub ih&etarCn IVttd oss Dr.
Murr Njuihrtlttn. Jh hattie au6b GjClt9eubCit ce1tn
rcr0Iche Wirfund on Qnnern ~ ttctOtttn, uno ftsbe
cobr ntdDt an, Cs ais mtinc Gufricht9c Nenun9 ,u
aebtn. raG tter Srrup cine Der bcifn Rroiincn rec
Nrt 1T. pcht ic ras 4utiitum QcbraGIt lpuroe-
9at ce RrOnf,n fcnklhtn nr ptriIcben un0 i'd fGble
GtsrEugt cap is uitt 9ttiutht mcroer.
& StS. Sitter,
TOiEcr an ccr 2ut q. Wauhiustrthe 0lep St.s
pp,ihtn J1aes uro &iul and 3. uno d.. pbdao..
n. B.-Nttf ctiaGr M;rifn bat Or Wnnu outb cre
Tltd 0c91a Srrf6rmrgn. Gsural9ia, e!e-rpClhe
Tcth fCtltr uS,H''.
Gr.T3u htt.u H,m G'rcfcn anO atcnru I'm SuGbs
itp0r ocs 4SdtriptcH, in ausntaup.
3GrmbIr 4, 1851. Re-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
sSchrt bcfouSrre Sboel,t.
29eet!
Gin traftiass esbsn cbsr frdbscitiser Icbl
&infelin ubcr SeIbfstbaItuEe.
Nur 25 Sents

oises Ttesel1 in otuhsr uno enatifcr Sprutbe Sers
Sutid,te BUD 1T nit niiehcn 8sIsbrunsca Gber bic
GAn6dheu un0 ,8rantbeitsn oeS 3eu9unsebtcms &c:
fiGt. IafIa6e rihtst iitb on ris Suscno, Mannbeit
,no oas scredhriftsne 1ttsr an Nas, une fcute prn
aUsu ssltftn rsrosu. Der psttbrcHe @ob uno bic
einSrinalithen SBornun9en weldr sS srtbetIt proen
Sabre Sts Glenoes uuo rer eeloen ptrbGen uno iabr
SousnSe pcn eeben retten. @ltcrn ocrOen tarous
fabrsu mic ie oas &srbcrtsn brer Siuoer serbuten
tSnnCu.
Gsetn suIsnbuue pcn 25 Gents, sinsefdlcfsn In sI'
ncn on Or. &tntdin, SIcronCt@ds ner 3cn uno llR'
ion Gtrabe, gpiilbcn Spruec uno ptns, pbuGospb'a.
aoorcliirtsu Yref uiro cfcrt uutrr llnha9 NIT uli'
esbsuoer Trlf Die 3uienoun9 etnSs 8uebes srfrqtu.
llusrpdrtj9e tSnnen ftb in pcrtcfretn prisfsn an
Or. 8iutglin penpsu uno ;u Saue acbst prrotn.
padItte ron NlsoiSnsn. Qupellur9tn ETC. OtroEn aui
gaarSabuna ;uselauot 9e9sn Shapen elsr gItuSer
spchl perrpabrt.
gathbSurter, 3titunosa9sutsn, 6rdnsr uno ansge
spsroeu 81 ren uispWitsn prsfp nit cb'9em SENt'
YsrlebCu.
pbilapelpbia, Suli %, 1852. pqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
S@ @S5rticfenz 8QDl

Cine 8ufammlun9 Der StcdbaIter Der
GsIeuf6aft, aenannt: Der Yrehosnt, Ser
rpaltr uno Gompa9nis fur bic @rridtunQ
elmer 9rufe ubsr cen ecdo Slu6, Rabe Der
Staet 4Qsntaun niro scbaIten mereeH am
9aibaufe oes Gil StedrI in befo9ter
Staot. om 2tcn Uueuif Hdd(feus. um 2llbr
Nohmitta9s. fur ben Gueswe6 einen pteli
rsnten, pier &srmaItsr une sinsn Sbaemei
fer fur befaets @Ompasnis 3u srmdbIeu, Die
fur ta5 Iaufsncs Sobr bisnsn fOIIen. Bur
ndmlihen 3eit witp aub Der Stasmsilier
Den 3uf1ano Der bsfasten GOmpa9nie Den
StodbaltCrn uorle9su.
9Seter Sofmau, Yre(.
Suli Is. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
SagGacrreOf&>pess.
9Senjnmtn 2OcDn1Qr


mddt een GinmUtuern Nuentaun5 uno
Dem QubIifum uberbnupt athtunaSpOn Die
InSei9s. ea5 T Gle !orn. SartoIow une
ocpe, itrr g. @eicuer's S'Nbr ausqefauft
bat, uno fib nun 9dnjIitb Der Daguerrean,
&unf micmen wio. Or ia nitt mtbr nit
8. Sch in @eIhilt5os6inouna, fcnceyu BE-
treibt cicie5 @ef16ft auf Oueini8e ScctnunQ.
Snocm er berGelteffs in Der Oa4ucrreonfunl
in cieIer Stoct it, uno Gins Der duerbe(ten
Snffrumenten Bat, unc nit al oen neuern
9nbeiIcrunQen cperirt, III er i'm Stnnes in
ieoer 8GirbuuQ oIr SrIdenah vOtlfomms
ner Suficrsucblt Su bspiCnen mCIte wha'
fbCn
Gin f0rrcftcs sNDrtrGt
III baben. gr il ieObtn pon Qbiocelpbi"
lHrufGcbrt NIT sinem auSGrwGblten Stct
uon Gales uno Werolion5, uno Iacct bier
nit Sic 9amsn uno 6srren i'm oI9Emsnrn
gum 8cfutbe ein um fetue 8iIcsr uuO QDaa
rem in QuQenftein Su nebmen.
RE SnGrufticn in Der &urf muc sr
tbeilt uno brltdnciQ etn Stof an @its-
Wrcifru sum EsFauf ouf 6nno 9eboItrn.
~ &cr9ciIrt cru Srt nitt. In She
mas gGcipnsr'5 StObr i'm Sweiteu StOd'
werf.
Uuentaun. Ssb. 10. nq--
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
GiS! Sis.

g2r mahan rem NutIitum blGrmtt bic craetcnitt
Nu,cioe rat rYir um ttrn tshcrlCn 9RonQd an sis
at;uhtifyn rtn orcEGs @lshaus Qttaut un0 NIT 0utn
sis otfilIt hoptn. QRtr uo rohtr i'm Stanec, ali; lei
ms Nnrrttblnrln rEu 9ouEn GCamcr bnrurh mir
etriim lhuFA ~ oirthtn.
3u0t;lt6 mothtn rYlr r0s 1uttifum in Der Stortuno
iImNtlup raruuf oufuTthm, RAN cS kbr clEnl'th III
ttj pcrscmmGnEtn ScNG&fatn in rer hctFtn 5obrfjtE
rit ptichnamt mil @!s CiuiA: Sa9c aut 81 cboIttn.
Hcamili9n Suurtn IN otr St0ct miro eas Gts
isotn Sa1 an cos pouS 1Ibrocht.
@e MIRO unitr pCltrtEsn fin, 2lII rp;thi uuS nit
tbrGr aunrfhOft trbrtu, ouf cine blntss unS pdn!l
ebs 2Bsifl 81 UspjEntu.
Schn q. Sdimpf
@afpar Eletnrr.
INai l3. d
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
SnbWDeitbQ WOfamt.

TcAenrs @riCfi fino mShrCnO ccm Ietn GrErtd
lnSiaeno am 20. SuHj, I'M OXYGEN YclamIt@n 9Ipllt
ben:
Gpbroim @ue 2, Srkpb eiar9'pEr, SNtcb 0Gtpr.
Spm tgccc Hoan trruSr. NiIr. ycNcr, tNccras San
oyrpr, AmoueCE Gion9ivr ,, QHllllom DltbL QGm
Strrn1r, 0aoO Sccns, Sacncn Ccrntp, Aarcn SrCe.
6hartts SatbMan, 6ram 8i3Con- StbfOrIsf: SNpn
pagan.
.. s. 8altiau, 9. 81.
SuG %. n0Sm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Sncb mno Gaiiimcre.

Gin ools8 Q6ortemsnt ftwaBes, bIaufss,
orab uno grimes franj6iiftes Eno bel9'
fhc8 Sud, fbmarGe uno fancp 9a'ltme
res, uno iebs urt Don ScmmermaarGn,
Gin uoues Qhortsmsnt rOn Seifiuss, VI
mems fur &6fe une Sofen, II. T 10.
!Serrcu uuc Hamcu, olIts rpas mir prn Gut
prINn0tn, III, in uniIrm Stchr anruftn unc ltIt ~
mthGtu, che br lcultpr Fluff, innCm mir dteriHlal
fihlGn, rog unitre NusmGh Giiittr pcufcmtne 8rte:
cl9un9 9cpabrsn, bSirss in ejnttt Der AnalIat unN
grHf.
Grim uno Reunin9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
0nteS SombOls
Al Uerfaufei1.

tU UkKtNNINN'
Scr tlntfrfbriebene, mrbnbdft IN Cub
nseittau Sdunftip, 9eda @ountp, ma6t
cem Wublifum bjrrmit Die Qnisiqe. bag er
qrqcnpdrta auf Souc bat, Gin arrscr &Cr-
ratb uOrSl9ltaeS SduhoIs. in allen 9in
Gdten Gut Qssiquet gum Snu cCn Stsuen,
Srduen uno anoern G'ebdueeu, inocm es
f6cn unr aaare ilt-SoheIbe lteGt un9e-
fdbr cine &ig,tet MsiIe Don Der Sotronsr
Reformirten SMhs. Rsr fcI6eS ScIS
brautt, ic(lte talo onrufen. incem eS fOnll
ia anpHn Sweden bsnutt miro.
S0enrp 9utb, II.
SuIi %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
SNMQCDrcr DcrlQn0t..

9rei m1nuIiths uno 9 mciDIibs S6ul'
lebrer TerbCn fur zen 4usntaun Shuoi
firift peran9t. Uppita'ionen screen an
genCmmen BIS Sen l0icn Auqua 1852 an
weId em GAGE oonn cinr Examination ftott
finren mMo Sle z d,ulen fouen am ften
Septtmbsr slrfnet mnpln unp WOnate
ouuern.
9anatb0n SfcitDarb, Yrsdoent.
Uumtaun, %ult y. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
DlGnk Dccos.

Cine bsuIitbs Qu5mobt 8Iinf @craa-
ment uno oue oncere Deeos, fO ME uber-
baupt ale Hrtsn Saucsn uuo Stdnf5, Ic'
ebCu erboItcn unp Su pstFaufen, nnO 5War
biui9 bci