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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
PoR rs MOUTH BANK ROBBERY.

The examination of o. II, Rand. charged, with his
brother, with being concerned in the robbery Of the
Portsmouth Bank has been in progress at Richmond for
several days Notes, similar to those stolen, were
found in possession Of one of them, SAID have been OBJ
tanned however from some in Baltimore who bet
that Cas- would gct the Democratic nomination.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

ORIcIN OF THE WoED" WHIe =, ~ ,ne
sixteenth century, there arose IN Englspd q
party, opposed to the king and y tavos 20. e IS.
rrennbl;oan form Of government. IL vhisa shs
people would have voice Ihe parry y, = :
dopted as their motto, 9 We hope 70 uoa.,
The initials. or first letter o. each 'yosa
biped. read q Wing" and were used 70
name or designate. the party.
q. ----,-7 dat the Hon. Humphrey Marshall Of
ws = about to conc OUT against Ges Scott sf0H
tradicteds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
FREDERICK FEMALE sEMINARY.

The closing exercises OF the last session Of this
justly popular Literary Institutions were laLgelyaE
tended during the paskweek by numbers Of our cit
izens and persons IRON distance The examina-
tion afforded very gratifying proof as 10 the faith
'Iu performance II the dulles oil instruction on the
part OF the respecIiEet.aehers. They were full and
satisfactory 10 all present. Parents hearts were
filled with gratitude, when they compare the prob
cheney attained By students in this Seminary with
the low standard Of female edueaiion that prevail
ed in our comm unity some twelve years since ls
benefits have been already incaleulable; and DIS
eliminating public very properly is extending =
helping hand 10 increase its patronage and ihus
give tthe assistance il justly merits.
On Thursday morning the graduating essays o.
the Senior Cia were read by their respective az
lhors They lafed maturity Of thought,
command OF s.le, power q illustration, and
DIV OF toetic simfft thai would have done honor
to oder and more experienced heads. Wilhst
there was delicious vein OF original IDEAS peIs2
ding Them that Increased The qualification 81 INC
audience, We append tue names OF the gIaoaAses
with the titles Of their essays; ,,.N
Miss Virginia Cassidy, (FIederick, Mo =
Lights and Shades Of Genius. -, ~.
Miss Anne E Durham, Baltimore, MO ING
Hopes of Tomorrow. ,t4N
Miss Mary Gregg Brady, Hampshire. Co, Va)
N S Sarah 4. woodward. (Frederiek. Nd
Miss sc Charlotte E. Vernon tFrederick' Md.
Valedictory. j ..,na IN
From The Report Of the Trustees to be igunG "a
another column Of our paper, II VIII oe zen .ia
the prospects for the coming season; -
= Monday Sept 9Th, are aauFrns ana ma
increase Of s.uosA's = r ESeae,ies Eraminer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

THx SIaxAL.-This is the tile Of large cam
paign paper pnblished at Washington. by Geo s.
Gideon devoted % ihesupport Of Scoti and Graham.
Terms 81 ets for lhe campagn-l4 copies for As.
or "a comics for Si5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

nu-The noted California Indian Chief. Baptiste,
while intoxicated feast lately. drew his sword and
plunged il into The bedy 81 his wife, killing her instantly
Next day her BODY burned upon sunera Pile with
ali her eecis erea to some gold dust she had collected
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

r. The editor Of The Hardy Wing, Published
al Moorteid Va, offers 10 furnish bis paper 10 bis
democratic friends TO the end Of ihe Presidential
campaign for one dollar-payahle when Gen. Scout
IS elected President Of the United SAFES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22


tThe South mnst look the ascendancy of the Dem
ccratc party orthc protection Of its rights against the
encroachmens Of the aggressive spirit Of Northern Abo
itionism-P Petersburg Democrat.
But to what quarter are we to look for protection
against Fnia Ab2l;t;oaisn as represented in the per-
son Of Cor. Joe johnson That's great deal worse
type Of Aboltionis than any the North as the mas
tiers and oyerseers in Virginia wl find their cost.
The Democracy put that upon will they rid of t2
But this pretension of the Democracy to exclusive
championship Of southern Rights isbut words fail Us
characterize il truly. The who make it the
same who supported Martin Van Buren, the candidate
of the Free-Soil party in lS4s They are the
who voted for Cass, whom they now or lately stigma
tired as "cheGt'' and s'countq5et.'' They
who voted for VIM. J.Brown for the Speakers Chair
after he had entered into written agreement with the
Abolitionists. They the who associate with
Rantoul Chase Halctt Preston, King, Cleavclaad and
Dix-aIl Thoroughbred Free Sellers. They the
who voted for Mr. Joseph johnson, and made him
Governor Of this State-in which position he has done
more than all the Northern Abotonsts put together,
to endanger the safety and disturb the peace of Southern
society.
They the same men who denounced Gen. Harri-
Abolitionistand supported Martin an Barren,
the late candidate Of the Free Sellers They are the
same who denounced and reviled Mr.. Clay while
living over whose tomb they are now raising dis
gushing and hyPocrcal lamcntation disgusting,
because less sincere than the hired howlings at
Eastern funeral. They the same who denounced
General Taylor, the of 300 negroes the
banks Of the Mississippi, Abolitionist; who de-
nounccd MIR. Fillmore, the present incumbent Of the
Presidency, who has rcfuted all their calumnes by
conduct of which all the world are witnesses They
the who denounced, and still denoance, all
Southern Wings as Abolitionists although these Wings
arc the largest slave holders in the Union while in
nine out Of ten, the denounccrs and alarmist
did, and nessf VIII, own negro. We need not go out
Of this city for illustrations Those who are most soil
citoR about the institutions Of slavery, and the
boistcrous champions Of il, have least interest Id it. As
was said IN i645 ssthey don't ncgro's toe nail
They can well afford to champion other peoples rights
and stake other peoples propertyfor having inter-
est il il they cannot possibly lose any thing whatever
be the result That they nothing about prscti-
cal abolition is clearly demonstrated by their support Of
Governor Johnsonor that fnctionary, having melted
the ve population to rebellion, and thereby endangcr
ed the lives Of all the masters and in the
Statethese men ccntnue to uphold him, because he is
q Democrat Richmond Wing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

~ Ann Mariz Wilson. colored, aged IS wears.
was found dead in Bxker street yesterday. Cause.
s,arvation--E 81 7iS5ane. l2ti.
Never heard Of ! Southern slave dying Of this
disorder.- B0stea Past.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
GEN. SCOrT'S LIBERAL sENTT-
II MENTS.-

The following extract from General Order, Ne
DOT is, We presume, what gave rise to The surmi,s
about Gen. Scots Caihelicism. II Il fail to eslab.
h bis claim TO lie follower Of thaancien faith, ii
will eas, convince all candid inqnirers into his
character that he possesses catholic and truly
Christian snirif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

FxpIosrox or i LaMp.-AIrs. GalIeean was some
What injured 1t Nort1k Sunday night y the explo-
SION az a etserinl oil lamp Her Globes took re but
fortunately the flames suppressed b. kef kuSfsni
NO kad e ksnd sSnliderably burnea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
oRFRNcE TAKEN.

= sNe,nes haPpens, IN The di.eh6rre of or a,.v s.
iadspeeleat journalist that We s;ve oIsns.. nj.
- reEs<ior Ns can1slure readers that Il { 81,
- 1ssre q y defensive 70 any human being W. s.
1rnl te9e<cr q b frec sid ndependens i ,hs =.
srcs16e q or views AZ SUBJECTS. and eonrnce y
Nloa5iuS ~ oef. whilst shus exereisns dis rish, s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

cF The Manifesto Of the Recusants, Messrs.
Toombs Stephens, Faulkner & Co., at Washing
ton, has been received by the Wings of the country
and has fallen harmless at their feet icithOus eject
literally and truly" tefum mbelle sine ictu.b
II was meant for mischief-but out of Georgia, il
will accomplish none, and, we believe, the result
even there will not be what the Georgia, represen-
tatives anticipate. We wish to call attention to
this subject, to-day. for the single purpose OF ask
ing the public recollect that this Manifesto,
another species Of Congressional interference with
the Presidential election, so much of which we
have seen during the last sir months, and which
we have not failed to. condemn and denounce,
whether exhibited BY political friends opponents.
Mr.. T6ombs, in his speech, expresses his greai
horror Of political conventions Would he sabsti-
tute for these representations Of the people the d.
rec, diclation of Members Of Congress! You'll
he convert the Senators and Representatives in.
Congress, into Managers Of Presidential contest,
and every fourth year, turn the Capitol into a
grand electioneering committee room Il is not
because Messrs. Toombs, Stephens & Co. in their
individual capacities choose TO desert the cand;-
date Of their party, upon false and untenable
grounds, and pablish themselves 10 the world in
that attitude, but because, they set themselves up,
as Members of Congress intending to WELD their
influence in that capacity to dictate to the people,
and regulate the nominations Of the parties of The
country, that We object to their course. These IL
tied, eight dollars day gentlemen, sent to Wash
ingson TO perform the duty Of legislators, and to
pass laws for the common defence and general vel
fare Of the nation and for that purpose alone have
been, for some SINE past, gradually assuming 10
themselves the characters Of P,esiaeat7makers-the
Warwicks OF party-.he pullers down and puters
up of dynasties and powers. They have wasted
the public time and spent the public money, for
seven months, in vapd political speeches notworth
the paper On which they are printed, and they
was called, andwhich they were bound, as faithful
servants Of the people, to ft,end TO and consider
In truth every hing has been made 10 give way to
and succumb before the partizan exertions of inter
ested, selfish, two penny politicians who are seek
ing to make capital for themselves rather than
acting for the interests Of the public
= Alexandria GaSete.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
GEN. scoTT AND GEN. JACKSON.

Political hycnas raking up difficulty that occur
red some s5 years ago, between Gen. Scot and Gea.
jackson Some angry words were the only resutofths
difficulty, and while certain oaras publish Jackson aad
casOus letter TO sedtt, they Omi, the following letter
in point:
q Gen. Sect 70 Gen. Jackson
HEAD QrARrERs LIST and 81 Military j
Departments, New York, January ,, ISIS.
SIRYour letter Of the al ultimo was handed to M,
about the I'D and has not been read say ihOaghI
Of since These circmstanecs will show that il 10 nv
wish % reply TO yop '|sispassionateiy y
regret that clnnt accept tae challenge yoa Offer
me Perhaps may be restrained from wishing to Icyel
p s 10 the breast Of fellow being private ersabas
BY OF rel gon bat lest this motive shon excite The
rideue Of gcnemea of Liberal habits OF thinking and
acting, beg leave add, that decline the hoaor az
yonr INVITATION from patriotic scrJlplcs NY anhton,i,
not that Of Erosiratns shoul think il wqnlfSecasNf6r
tocunsoe yon This refusal BY e applications
Of w ePithes, coward, &c, 10 the object Of your
resentment, as here Proms. oleaye You ualS
war, TO persuade yourself If their truth.
have the hoanr 10 be, your ohtf'af servf
WINFIELD SCOTT.
To Gen ANDREW JscKsoS,
Commanding the Spathern Division a the s. trzaV
Gen Scott has lived until that ssneA war; andt We
dlink has Mexican campaign did not prove him aoowarl.
nor do we believe Gen. Jackson ever thought him ono
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

,1hrr. lss' se.ry 3 year' ago, end ~ he olds.t
.1Isr d Kcsine,y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
rr,gnrp.yCP wpr,rtgn

RER ANrE MEETING.
Jefferson county, convened in The Court House,
for The ohiectof appointing delegates 10 the Tenn
peraDce Convention. 10 assemble at Staantcn,
August 4th, 1852, JOHN K " IlITE, Esq, was
called to the Chair and b. w. liEGBERT appoint
ed Secretary.
On n@so.f-
Resolrfd, That committee OF three be APP
pointed 10 nominate delegales-six IN hainbef
with alternales.
The committee consisted of Rev, Messrs AM
drews and Fletcher, together with DR.. Stevenson.
The following genilemen-Were theRselected
DetsgaisS AlternGteS
Rev. d. Tying, Dr. w. +. Alexander,
Lawson Bolts Rev. VIM. 7. Egsfeston,
Rev. Mr.. Mathews, C.F. Butler,
j VI. Jewett, j. Z. Henkle
G b. Harding, Adam ,Rhuuaan,
Rev. a. 6. neaton. DR.. g d. ste henson
On motion The Rev. Mr. Andrews vas added
70 the list Of Delegates.
ReSo!red That the proceedings be published
in the papers Of the county. Whereupon the
meeting adjourned
JOHN X. WHITE, can.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
i Major General Scott:
IL L SCOTT A A A

"The prohibitions alluded to-. .sThe wanion des-
ecration oichurches, cemeteries or other religious
eddces and fixtures and The interruption Of Ieligi-
,ous ceremonies" Martial law order, FIRST pG6lisAtd
at 7ampico Feb TO- 1877 and repiiblshed at the CITY
Of Msrieo S ptenbsr II, 1917. Gen. S. gave no
other orders on the subject of Religion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
GgvrRAI. Oap.Rs 10 g7.

IEABQUARTERs or THE Amy.
MExIco, September 81. lSi7. q
/, Here, as in all Roman Catholic countifes
there are frequent religious professions, in the
streets as we'll as in churches, such the eerkfeN
Of tie Host, the riatieam funerals &c.
?. The interruption Of such professions has al
ready been prohibited in orders and as no civil
lied person will ever wantonly do any act to hut
the religious feelings ofolhers il is earnestly re-
quested Of all Protestant Americans either 10 keep
out OF the way or 10 payto the Catholic religion and
its ceremonies every decent mark Of respect and
difference.
8 Ia the case Of the uiaticant 9visit$ of consola
tion to The sick and dying commanders OF corps
are requested, when called upon, 10 allow two Ro.
man Catholic soldiers to perform the usual fune-
lions on such occasicas
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
SObr1 G6tlb.
Sefcntli0e 93cnDu.

MitmOtbs cen l0len Wtdrs nm 10 tlbr
8Ormitta9s, irucn am 6auis ors llnterscib.
neten, IN Snbbu9 &ounftip eecba Co..
nobs tei Gmous, fUIgenoe QrtitsI 6ffsuttitb
cerFauft mGrorn:
5 pradtiQe pftree uopcn Gins Elm srife
@uts SaneIpisrt uro Gins Elm fitbs1es So.
mji.npfsro 1T, Gins Gin 3lat,iQss uno Gins
en- lldhrtQc1 8uucn, II stud Rluosuisb.
mOruntsr Ruhe Nno, wopOn cine Elm 8oIb
bi llh bat Qfuoeaeitiyr fur 3 pferce.
pfuQ50efthir Elm I8aaen 0suIcitsrn uno
Sdemel, Q8incmuhls uno SnsbbonF. elm
Suuttrcq Sdrortiite pfu9e uno 9Qgen,
5 Stweus, Spsr,- uno Rnbtettcn, Rst en-.
@abdn Sh0ufeln Steifwaa9e cine Guam
titdt @runobeereu. uno UlsIe anoets Guifsl.
Su wettIdufia Su msIoen.
Die 8sciu9ungcu am Ssrfaufstose uno
Qufwauun9 pCn
SOGn 8emmerer.
5sbruar 10. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
eeSt,Oi0 Sfss66cr Gliter.
0Drate 8. San

23 Gourtlnnot StrGfr, SIcn=Oprf,
l5at 9c9cnparti9 cnIn 9rrFsn Stcd 5nbia NuGbtr
@aaren pcn lttnsr ci9tncn 8trSitun6-ou5 Srir uuo
oetms Pattnt uuaufSstarsn Gnsoluble) Satrt, ,ntues
9atnt ron lS49-auf loano, umfadIno ieosn Yerlauos
ten Irtit in biClm 6onetlsapti9. DiCie Sitter fino
tporraurt cine 9ySgtrs 6iee ousiuboItsn uno in allen
olniibttn btiIlr u fin, ais RE r9cno tntr auoern
Manufattur 2tus9ebebnte uno pcb.fitE QRaItr9apalt
feet Dan in Den Stanb, fine Sitter wrbfrr ais ale
InrSrn psrtaufsn ju f1nnsn. Ssin Stcd umfaGt nstt
ancrn Qrtitcn fl9nbs, ptIe tritancis aus orc ercs
Fen pcn tbm 9etSnen SattrrIicn ptrmsbrt psrbGn -
25O0 &Edt, @Icats, qcntbc BlSnttts.
1000 Ndros Sud-. fir ptrfbitoCnc 3rpcfs.
1000 9laar QSattefil, cin ncucr Artitf.
$50 Snoia Rubter ,Siuitr, IGtbcr uno 3aten.
StbnopplSds, Ganttcus, Gmcr, ScIpl5. stt.
$4,000 Su6 gatInt bct, 3cG bis II 3cG.
Stlo;9lauttts, StIltttetr, etc.
1000 eebSnsrGttCr, oeift: :Sadets." rti.
5000 Duetno Yatcnt uuo 9erpcbtrs ScFrtrSlsr.
5000 QJorbS shirred Glattbs GUttr, orcGi &arttit
10000 pfuno ,,SkOmsgddin9" oiIcrtrt, fbr prr;
;i9lttb.
8s9dtabn &utbsr Springs. ScF, stf.
MaIbintns8Sltina. Rubter, 94alTtrbct.
Snnia Subbsr Stisfl uno Sbubt, uur tsim GjrcF.
pGrtauF
glat:WCrt, 1prit 10. 1851. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Sefentli0e 93enDu.

Samfio95 ben 20h,n WdrS mad lens, ura
10 ubr $50 mitto9s ioIIen am @ohboufs bes
llntrrfthritbenCn in Sububitbou Saun.
Edip, Geba 60, 0ffcntIih ugrtaaft werosn:
Better unn 8ettIoeen, Bureaus, Sefen
mit Rcbr, Slide, StubIe uno 8dnfs, Sofa,
Carpets, Gin pplliianbiass 8dr Hpporat eCn
eiter 8uts, 05 8ottcln, 8Ialer, Doitets,
ptftcrs uno fur5 alss mas coSu 9eb6rt-
rcrner 8tdncD, Sin, yistOn-. QOlt SRA.
ocra unb Glorct @rinc Safr, Stduper.
3uter &6ibc, GiicubJfcn uuo fcnit nod
0uehsi Nrtifelr iu m,itioufi9 Su mrIosn.
0is @erinQun8,n ain %er'oufsta9s uno
dumorun9 zen
SOGn GbHB.
81 ga Cr Die QEiubGslndfr Oufacbsn
miro, 70 miro Qlrs obue Rudbolt pe,fauft.
gr QPoeuft ftrncrbin ptsosr fsine QanSs duff.
mUtfamfcit Der Gutit ~ nto
men, uno bi'trt um Q,n,t9tsn 3ufprut, in
osm er tlbCr5eu9t fublt. cas- er Qus, bin
iidtIid Der @uts, Sdt0utsit uno 8iuiQfeit
n0b WunIb beoiGnsn Fam.
Ssbruar 10. na5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Ssbruar 10.
Sefentlt6e 98cnbu.

SCnneritags Den 1ltsn Wdrs, um II ubr
Mitto9s, fouen am Saufs os5 Usrforbenen
SoIomou 8sber. in Noro.Q1bsitbau,
Gt6a @anntp, fclsnee ArtiFeI tffsnrIob
usrfauft perceu:
quite pferre, 3 8hts. Gincsr. 6
S6meinr, 2 3wsiqduI5wdqsn. cine &alir,
Yfnos9eftirr. 2 Yfu9s, 2 gaam. Strob
banf, elm Stiessswsbr, Elm Barrel @fiis.
cine Suantitit Carpets, Elm Slid, 8iie,
Gifenbdfsn. 3uber, StrCbbanf, cine Guam.
ttdt Ssoern, cine sOtt gBous, Sfen NIT
&Obr, 8uhsnfbrane, SOISitIitten. 9runo.
bssrsn, cine eaouns Seu, Sc99sn une
@aiSsnflamsn i'm 9runo. uno uisIe fcnGtiae
4rtifsI. Su rpsitIdufIa gu msIesn.
Die Seoin9un9sn am Sataufstaae uno
Nufnartuna pCn
SObn eulbertfpM 9Ib'or.
Sebruar 10 aa3n1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
N16rt6t

wub biermit sc9sbsn, cas bic tlnterssids
neten als grseutcren ppn Der 6interla Zen.
Ibaft ces perifprtsneu SObn Srep,
Ieetbin pOn Ger Staet QIlentaun,
eeba @auntp, aneefeat moreen fno.
= Hus oieisntaen oabsr. melbe nod an
belaate 5interIoiIenfhoft fhuleia iinp, wsr.
ben biemit eriubt, innsrbalb 6 2Spten bel
einsm Der unterSsidnstsn ansurufen uno
obSubeSabIen - uno aIIe SoIbe, bic mob
Soroetunsen an eielelbr BADEN, iino sbsnfals
9sbstsn ibrs &ednun9sn inuerbatt Der be.
la9.sn 3sit sinSubrinsen. an
6eprge Mcfer, Sdembsitban,
Spbu GCsert, aMsnleuu.
Ssbruar 10. naGm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Sefentlt6e SSen0u.

Srcita9s unc Samiiass esn 5tn unb 6tsn
WdrS, an betcsn Sasen um 10 ubr Gpr
mittd9S, fcIIen am Saufe oes unterftrisbe'
nen, in eowbia Saunftbip, eeba @auntp,
0fsntItb uerFauft werocn:
Slsr pferoe, pfrcs9sfbirr. 8hbe, elm
Suu uno Ginesr. Sbmeine. Elm 4@duls.
wa9en nit SCbp. elm 2@GuIswaaen nit
SOop, SCISf6Iitten, Yaar Seulsitern nit
SdemeI, Srefbmafbine nit pfnoeaepalt,
2 @inemlbIsn, pfuas uno Gaseu. Elm
ST9pfu9, S6aufeI @sse, 2 Sefsn nit
8obr, une fOnlt nod alIerIei 8auern- uno
9anSsratB, Su weilIdufis Su msIpen.
Die Beoin9unaen am Ssrfautsta9s une
aufwartun9 Don
Salpmpn &ubns.
6ebruaEl2. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04

9Nt ben nadtrasfh tis itet 9srnabttn Grfabruna,n
bcen mir ouf pet GRGtle I'M Stantc u fCin, Die bette
uno poItcmnenits 8tsb- gRs i3in, pelbe bis lest
rsm neutrality-suspicious. @cIte bcreebCtcn it, g; tere.
ten. @s sprtt a!6 Gin fhaebarcs 8cf6rperun9smttl
Der @ertouuro pertgfcrt bie Suatat pcs 8lutsS unS
permsbrt c bic Soc tcosr, ots Scttcs uno Der glitb
uno iu9Iitb aud psr Butter ltlt brm gang 9Clunotn
Sbire.
pdtd Guh Scr SSlihun9sr, ia Der ous9ceCbntc Scr
touf uners Yutpers Qnocrs ptrstst bat cine Nahabs
mun9 peiIeIbeu gu berCiteu. SIDES Yodst tr69t unrs
9efdrietsne Si9natlr am Gnot.
Gs iino msbrers 8Citsaunssn ouf @irbpulpsr nab
eSler Stabt 9anet peIdr oaourb erfdN ino, oa6 man
clnen unerm ei9nen nab9cobmen Qrtifd Geeranot bat
lRr n9en besbnlb pieosrbcl Stcbrbalter GARNER uno
SReteret;8eeer fau tsin 9funo, penn ibr nidt uatb
ben 9iamen pen 8reini9 SreneeIo uno &c. in albrie
bcner Si9natir af Gem Gnce enes eeen padets 9efes
ben bott eaGt Sud nitt 6etrisen, oas sebsn uno Die
eunebst eurss @iebGs crpCbl aS euer ei9nss Snters
eiIs bdn9t ben 6isfr @orfibt at. Shaut webl su:
,9Satb(anltsit III eer Yrsis bet Sibsrbeit"
g., g. s. 60.
ptfcbrs in esba Gauutp ~ batSn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
@Gtn neuer 9(rtifel.
@DrcDcGO's tna9nctiIc1c Sal6e

bsliet Die ei9entt imIibr uno fddebare gu
arnc, oaB iie Sbmerj bemmt uno &ranf
Belt bctIt ourb duberlibe Qnmenouna,
anltatt bss eewGbnIitbn @ebraubs, ben
patienten nit MeciSinen Su fittern. bis Die
srfd6pfts 9latur bOfnun9SIcs uuterIiest
Sbi9e Salbe fOu pOrtrcffIitb wirfen in allen
9ebrebcn w0fhr SaIben ODER pfater bisber
aebraucbt nuroen. sic III elm berilbmtes
StGrfuH9s-N Sidifer unc wirb mitbem
befsn GrfOI9 bel oa9emeinrr S6wdbs ans
9swenost. sic miro Defenders empfoblen
9e9sn edbmun9 unc Stsfbeit Der 9sIenfs,
S6merS in Der Ssits, i'm 9llfen Ober in an
bern &beilm'oe &6rpers.
preis % @entS bic Sor. StobrbaItern
pirb i'm @rosen Gin IibsraIsr 1bSus erIaubt.
3um Ssrfauf nit uOQsn Gnneiiuneen, i'm
9Satripf 8ud,ltphr, bS d
G5fth 9tAnfs tnN It5Nt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
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Die Ssrtd pcrbiecn Tdb hauFs i'm scmmsr, Gstrul:
men 9ehucIltnr pdtt, Suiteu, 6Cibpure in nen Gun:
9cu uno Der eetGr, ruCIhs tbr bduf9 brsn rtGslhcn
Sco oeranlaen, Otec5 obcr miro 9Gnlb pcrbdttt ncnn
man Gin 9hlno coer Gin babies Yfuno putptr in Gin
Sas Spdttb miibt, uno njrp ;u9ltitb bGn ggaIunas:
prcJcB bGneuttno belhlsuui9Cn.
N. B. 2ei eincm &bisrs wdbts N1itb ei6t uuo
u9ltitb 9emdrt pcroen fell. borf man nidbt msbr ols
Clncn @FlSfd pcII rSdcntb 9cbtu, cosr cs piro SiG
8itruua ocs Ssttcs wrddbaItsn, uosm ss Den 9ttra1
Bet IRlIeb psrnRbrt.
S169e nun Seoerlnann bic @irfunorn bes putprrs
fdr tb fetlt psrutben, uno piro ourtb eesn vcr:
treffhe Giecnbafen befrcbi9t rperosu, uno bng ten
GARNET cbne oafId6e fn clIts.
lin fsrnsr ousnfuosn, mic rpet uncr nit Redbt te:
rdbut's SisbpuIper 81 eem 5utrauen sines cnTdtS:
pollen 8cltes bcre6h9t III, baben mir 8refe nab allen
2belen Der 8eretni9ten Staoten, no unr pulpsr oe:
traudt muroe, ot9clanot uno mir ino i'm Stanoe aus
otefen Dor uus 9ebrohten 8etpeilen eoem Tarmer,
a6rner nnb pfroebeEeer bic aSeriiberuna ~ ae6eu,
ooe bas Yulper bis eabin be tpeitem unkre fbnlfen
unb alpsrlidbuihfien Gripartunasn dbertrcfTsn bat
0~rSti9es puIuer 1T in at bsH 6a,
rbihhHpbio, elCgwrstsr Is, I96A
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
ST.. 9SS,,t. g. 9tom,ia,

meI6r fceben mieoer ua6 2(1entaun Su-
ruf9efsbrt 1T. bietet feline profeIiiOneuen
9ienfs icinen Sreuncen uno Dem QubIifum
uberbaupt an. @r il Don nun an bis ben
lltcn ndbfen QpriI an &OIb'5 @afbau5
an5utrefen, nab meIbcr 3eit fcin @Obnort
auf Der SuoIsite Der SamiItOn Stru6e, Elm
babes Sisred untetbaIb Qrse, @utb uno
Cos. StObr, in oem @dbaufe, no sr frlbsr
wobnte, fein wirc.
Scbruar 10. rq-