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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14

We experienced spasm or two of this
kind of Free win Anti-Slavery, amalgania.
ted with Lutheranlsm, IN the last meeting of |
our Herkimer County campaign, in New
Vile. IT was evidently the designs of some |
of the Leading church members that we !
should be tally ds'urbcd, if not broken up. |
A iow squads OF rowdies were placed IN diff |
frcnt parts of the house, who for sometime |
kept up their low and loud muttering and
talking, stamping the feet, aud occasionally |
calling out n prominent church members
namr, who had from the beginning showed
evident signs of wish at least TO see us
thrown into confusion, hut who lacked, mp.
parcuiy, both the courage aud ability to nc
comTlisli his purpose. A few words kindly
addressed TO the young men, from promi-
nent citizen Of the place, aud friend to tie
Cause, calmud tie rising tempest, aud sell
dom have ! seen more attentive congrc-
CATION, or one OF whom the words Of truth
seemed to make a deeper impression. The
meeting was veiy large, and seemed in no
haste to dispersc, though we did not close
until near 10 o'clock.
Sinnuous cxcrtions have been made there
to have Revival Performance the present
winter, but tho project is now Abandoned
The gospel of Humanity aud of Anti.Slaye-
nv has taken too deep hold of the people for
that. There is among the young hopeful
degree of intelligence and Of the spirit of
free inquiry while the general preaching of
the place has neither interest to awaken the
lnentul faculties, nor power of principle TO
improve the heart. Some OF the older peo-
ple still cling to the lusks aud stubble of
sect, though even among portion of them
there Is evidently secret satisfaction that
their children are seeking higher light and
life.
Bui am constrained TO echo the lamenia-
ton Iliavc often heard IN many pnrts oi tie
country, that the young men of this age, es-
pecially, ME abandoning themselves 10 the
Lowest folly and vice. The low standard of
roligious faith aud practice, the tcnporizing
spirit oiihe pulpit, the corruption aud proiii-
Eacy of the "grcat mem" as they are called,
The Mexican massacre, the Fugitive Slave
Law, Callorna dreams of "inrtunes made
in day." drunkenness, a most excessive and
fatal use of tobacco, joined 10 the very worst
kind of reading that constantly steams up
from our putrescent press, all these are either
causes or consequences, the final end oi
which will he most disastrous 10 the welfare
ofthe rising and risen generation.
We have got to preach the whole gospel
of righteousness, Temperance, and Judge
t.. .nt,p already come, in order to abo'is'
chntt,l Slavery. There is not virtue enough
nor rondness enough in most men now, Ger
I tmfsS not IN otir ministry, 10 save even them
selves. How, then, can they become th
savors of the slaves?
Yours, fnost devotedly,
PARKER PILLSBURY.
SPRINGFIEIp, Mnss., Jan. 10, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14

Mono TESTIMONY IN VIRGINIA. iho
Alexandria Gazette reports case lnvoN',s
the question whether a colored man can DC
ndmitted to testify in any capacity in mailer
in which white man is Interested lho
circumstances arc thus related;
"a colored man, who owns some properly
in Alexandria county, rented a LOT, with mes me-,
suoces appurtenant, to white man. Inc
lessor sued out and levied warrant oi as
iress upon the personal property OF his lessee
found on the promises, and was stopped from
selling by the tenant giving forthcoming
bond. On suing out a judgemen. on th's
bond, the legality of the original distress was
con,royerted aud niter long and able argu'
ment. the court decided that the distress wa' @
illegal, being founded on the oath OF a color Dr.
cd man. An appeal has been prayed ene
the question will thus be brought up before
the circuit court" H. ,,
The section in the new code, on the SUD
J'A negro or Indian shall be compeeten
witness in case Of the Commonwealth 10
or against a negro or Indian, or IN a CIV
case TO which only negroes or imo'ans n'
parties, but no, in any other case"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14
For TIE BHgle.
LINES,

Suggested by hearing an intelligent lady say
That more rights can woman want; If sh
rs good husband she has rights enough, an,
she has not, that's her own look out.
There arc slaves all mcekly bending
In yon sultry southern cline,
That would kiss the lash descending,
Cumbcrcrs on the sands Of time;
Menials who no thought cxerting
Bury intellect the while,
Each God given power pcrvcrting
All content il Massa smile"
There arc others sold and fcitcrcd
Kccnly feeling all their shame,
Though deprived of light, unlc,tcrcd
Whose proud spirits mono could tame,
Who have watched all family bcaming
Freedoms ray, faint glimmcring forth,
Argus.cyed have watched its cleaning
Waking hope once more on earth.
Shall VIC go like driven cat;lei
Tamcly bend beneath the yokc'
Tamely yield the coming battle
That our pcnt up wrongs hath woke
If our masters treat us mildly
Must VIC slight our beings aim
And would we be acting wildly
If we strove to break the chain
Is it freedom to be prisoncd'
Though like birds in painted wires,
Is such fairy like elysium,
All to which the soul aspircs'
Is Il freedom thus to smother
Thought and deed within their graves :
And to Let lordly brother
Make the laws that make us slavos'
No; too long have We supincly
Bowed beneath old customs nod,
Long enough led toward blindly
In the path for ages trod.
Long enough have we been sitting
While our brothers passed us by;
Long enough have We been fitting
Like the painted butterfly.
No; recall us not to slumber,
For higher aim VIC find,
Pressing with that goodly number,
Onward in the march of mind,
And let those that idly wonder
What more rights arc in our view,
Rouse to thought, and sec their blundcr
And become COE- workers too.
SALEM, Ohio. SARAH
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14
From the Anti-Slavery Standard.
Letter from Parker PillSbury.
CLOSE OF THE LABouRs OF MEssRs. FILLS
BURY AND rom IN NEW YORK.


DEAR FRiEND GAY: We have closed our |
campaign in llcrkimer county. In my last
smoke Of the want of conscience or principle /
among the people, not only here, but almost
everywhere in the county. In the towns we
visited, we found several Free-Will Baptist
churches. This denomination always admit
all other secis to bc pro-savery, in high
degree but for Free Will Buptists, eXcep-
! tion to the charge is always claimed. The
| last Morning Star Tor the last but one), the
organ OF The sect in New England, con-
talns most instructive Illustration of the
depth and character OF It's Anti-Savery.
It seems something called "ReyivaP
has hGcn going on III II town in New ilnmp-
shire for some months past One OF the
preachers who figured in it, publishes the
account of il; making himself the the hero
of the story, though it appears others were
concerned with him. AliCr n very minute
account of the proceedings, it is announced
with quite n boosirg air, that iiom July TO
the present time, "in all the meetings, no
eXciting ism" has been so much as named.
This explains the quality of the revival.
Everybody in the Granite State knows what
/ "eXcitiug isins" mean. Here, then, we have
, n Performer Of Reuivats, bousting that in all
/ tho Acts, from July to january, the cries aud
5 clnins of the slave have been kept wholly
@ out Of sight aud mind. And the same
= doubtless, would lave been true from "July
= to Eternity" had the farce been continued.
Il What more welcome ;idings ever fall Oh
d the ears OF Southern tyrants and oppressors
p, than such mn account of such revival ?
II Would they not hold jubilees, the Who'll,
e wear round, il the entire Northern ChLrcl
If were rejoicing in similar visiiniions from
July to January? A few such are reported
in this County, but we have found them yer.
= harmless affairs; and most of the few con
~ ~ verts are not from class of the peopl
!. whose presence in the Anii-Slavery ranks
y would greatly add to our mental strength, o
70 80 moral power.
M The Morning Star, TO which have refeI
nv red, contains another item that reflects ill
IL real Anli-Slayery character of the demon
of nation. II seems to be the custom TO repo
IS each week the sums contributed TO the var
ch Gus benevolent objects under its supervise
n and patronage. Seventy-two dollars are az
nv knowledged to the Foreign Mission Caus
al. twenty-five TO some other, and one dollar
lie the Anti-Slayery Cause. Aud from what
ID have seen and known, in New York ai
an New England, am persuaded that the sol
TO dollar" offering is more than proportionn
nd 10 tho zeal and interest which the denomin
,rs. ton feel in behalf Of down-trodden humani
icb and hcathenism in our own land.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14
THE AETI.SLAVERY BUGLE,

PslSiiShsd ere'y Saturday, At Sdrs,, Col. Co., o,
TERNs.-$l,50 per annum il paid in advance.
Sl,75 per annum if paid within the first six
months of tho subscribers year.
500 per annum, If payment be- delayed
beyond six months.
tYrWe occasionally send numha.s to those
Nn" % ..5 @ not sG1se.,Scrs, but who arc ts,,.evcd
to be interested in the dissemination Of anti-sa-
very truth, with the hope that they will either
subscribe themselves, or use their influence to
extend its circulation among their friends.
decentralization intended for in'crtior,
to be addressed to MNWus r. RoBINsoS, Elito-.
All others to EMILY R1niNsoS, Publishing Ag't.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14

The following telegraphic despatch mp
reared in the New York Journals OF jan
uary 2l: ~
".Nsupori, Jan. 90, 3 Pm
A large steamship, with side wheels aud
three mosis, apparently one of the Collins
line, is pluinly in sight of Newport beach,
standing westward, which is no doubt the
Arctic, now due at New York"
In explanation of this, Captain Luce, com
mander Of the Arctic, has furnished the an
nexed statement;
Steamship Arctic, Jan. 20, 1852.
January 20, 3 p. M.-Beaver Tail light, OIL
Newport hurbor, bore true, N. n. W. W.,
distant 62 miles; Newport town consequent
~ distant about IS miles. AT this time Il
yapor like that arising from hot water was
! floating over the sea from one TO four feel
above It's surface. Several of my passen
gers, observing and wondering at tins up
nearance, asked me its cause. That hlgh
The lights all showed MS two, ono above the
other; tho lower, or what seemed the r9leet
ed light, appearing several minutes before
the upper or real light. The phenomenon o
the Arctic's being seen by the naked eye
n distance of sixly-fve miles is clearly 'here
fore, one Of mirage. m
January 90, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14
January 90, 1852.

GFA despatch from Raleigh, Jan. Iz.ll'
saye, IA large number OF slave owhers,
with their slaves hre preparing 10 leuso
North Carolina for California" see ,he Ie-
mark of Downs in the Senate, that 'he .et'
ritories are open to slavery, aud then put '"''
and that together.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14

SLAVE TRADE.-There are now nut iour
points on the coast of Africa where the slave
trade can be carried on-Logos' Porto NO, Noyo, o.
and factory on the slave coast. The pirates .,s
are driven from the African seas, ana .he
commerce Of that country has increased lron' ,,
hundred thousand to ten millions OF dollars
| annually.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14

The BLACK Swan is in Boston, astonish-
ing every body with the beauty of her song,
Ere long we will have a touch Of her qusiity
in Cleveland. - Democrat.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14

Suggested by hearing an intelligent lady say
What more rights can a woman want; If she
has good husband she has rights enough, and
if she has not. tIatis her own look out.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14
Mirage.

The following tclegraphic despatch mp
peared in the New York Journals OF jan
nary 81
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
S0stcrm fcbct bier!

Der untsrI6riebene oanfet cem 9eebrten
pubIitum fur berritS esnCiIene 8uncItaft
unp bsnuhrihti9t suQIei6, caB sr iebt felnen
l8obnort in Gocuit Salep. 2eha @auntp,
(nabe @oopsrsbura) usrIe9t bat, no croos
Grei6mofdienen-9 -9efbdft itdrfer Su bet,et
ben seoenft ats Suucr. @r uerferti9t ieee
4rt Don Qfrce' Rraft CHorse Power,) aIs
.tritt uno iepe Qrt lis9enoe Horse Power Die
i'm aueemeincn @ebrau6 llno, Icwte alle
Qrten Drsldmaftieuen, aber Defenders cine
9oni neue Urt, peIte er, 70 lemano cine
orieIbsu usrlonst auf prcbe 9eben miro.
Grperferlist tfsins Maihine nit !9Crfs Dom
ers su unterfhiecIiben preIen, nabeem lie
uerlonat weroeu, pCn IS biSSu los SbaIer,
marrentirt fir elm Sabr. @r uerlan9t
Feline BesabIun9 bis cine p6tIise 3ufrieosn,
beit semdbrt it,
Sur baars 8eSubluns aefattst er einen
biGiseu Qbsus. fOrpie Ger 3abI. Sermin fslt
9eiest peroen mag.
2ett 0anbeS.
Sotuf IaIIep, TYriI go, nq6@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
Sefentli6e s9enOn.

Srsitae5 cen llfsn SFtober nddffcns, I'M
10 ubr 8ormittass, fotIen am t5aufe 6eS
Ycrfcrbcnen Saeob SoaaS, fen, in SberS
maeunaie &aunftip, ee6a @auntp, 6ffent.
LID uerfauft metben:
Gin pfero 91inOvie6, S@meinc, Scar
bornwagen nit Gefairr, elm UOulfduciaeS
Sdmieo9efcbirr, observation-disclosures Seicer.
preife, g 6reiner9ef6 irr spItb cine
0rumfi9et !Sanoid9s, tSObsMS Mlefet,
8cbrsr uno ber9Ieithen, unO cine dyaabanF.
Gbeufaus, eiu SOIiOfen nit 9Robr;xsNin-7
EobIenofen, 8etter uno 8ettlaoen, Slide
uno SthbIs, 6ausu6r nit &aifen, 3l6esS
f6ranf uno gdfbranf, S6reiboesf, fupfera
ner Reilel, RrautbobeI, Safer, 31ber un6
Stdncer, cine 9ro6e S6neUmaa9e, Rifer
uno RaIfeu, uno font nod aucrIei 6auS-.
uno Observation-Disclosures III umfdnoIia SW
mel6en. @teoit ano Iufrpartuna BON
etaeob t6nGs. IL.
SEIZE SdmiOt,
Goniriitratercft.
Sept. 8, nq3rr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
2anO 9BarrQntS.

Der llntsridriebsne b8ablt ben bihFen
prei5 fur eono @arrauts an feinsr Sfiice
in Der Soo'Seuows 9oIe, bu Qusntauu.
SSm, $. 9Slnntcr.
1usulf 25. uq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
Gin t1euer 9(rfifel.
ntagnctiiCbc GaC6c
eept. g.

befbt Ole eigentt umlidbe uno fddtbare SnI
seno, oaB iie S6merj bemmt uno &ranfe
beit beiIt cur6 duBerItbe e Unmenounqs
dnifdtt bes 9em6bnIihen @ebraucbs. ber
patienten nit MertSinen III filttnn bis bic
erIh6pfre geatur boffnun9sIos unterIeat.
Sbige SoIbe iol oortreffEib mirfen in alIem
@ebreben wefur Salbcn ooer @Falter bisber
9ebrauft muroen. Sic III Elm teribmtes
StGrfnH9s- Tfd(fep uno wiro mitoent
befen GrfOIg bel au9emeiner S6wdebe ans
9ewenost. Sic piro Defenders empfebIcn
9eQen Sdbmuug uuo Steifbsit Ser @eIenfes
S6merB in Ger Seite, i'm 9llden eoer in ans
Germ Sbeileu oe5 86rpers.
preis 25 Gents Die Dor. Stobrbdffern
mire i'm @roBen Gin liberaIer 1bsua erlaubt.
Sum 8ertauf, nit uouen 4nweiiunaen, inn
9atript Sud)ltobr, bel
Gutb uno 6rerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
ScfcntIttbc S9cnOu.

Samllaas osn 9te" Sttobet, um 10 ubr
&otmiita9s, fouen am 6ouie oes pCriior'
beueu Natbau @utb. in Sucmbcilbau
1ounfdip, Geba &auntp. 6fFcntIib pertauft
mCrccn:
pfcrcr uno 1frrreQsffirr, &inbsvieb
,porunfrr Elm 0epOuftue Bull il. Shwd.
ne worunterCin Gber H. sin 9dulsmaam,
Swei 9rcBe 8aopie5, Nfuqe uno Gage,
Q8inbmubl, 4Qaar SbIittcnIsifer, unb pUn
ausr Dirt 9efdates 8oauer uno Shreiner
SolS. SiIItr unc Stdncer. Better uno 8ctt
lacen. cine 6ous ubr nit Gaifen, Gin Sfen
nit &obr,uuo fcnl nod atlerIet 6aus uno
Sauern @erdtbfdaften Su umfdnpIi6 Su
mrlosu.
Die 8soin9uu9cn am Serfauf5ta9e pnb
4ufWartun9 Don
!0enrp 2iten6er9sr
OenrD Stettler.
Sept. Is. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
q S6uQcbrer perlan0t.

Natriht miro bisrmit 9sesbsn. ca6 Die
Sireftcrsn os5 9ombia Sbul 9iilrifts iih
am Srciita9 csn Item SftOber ndbffens, am
@atbauIs uOn SaeUb Sinerman in befaa
tenn &fp. uerfammeIn we,ben. um SduI,
lsbrer su eraminircn. Die Gebrsr mhiIsn
oerm6aeno fein, in Der gnatiften uuo Ssut'
fbn Sprabe llnterritt su ertbeilen. Die
turh bic perIthisosnsn Sub Diitriften err
wdblten @Ommittsen, iino b6fIidf srIubt
f6 oann unc oafeIbit einSufnpen.
2tuf 8sfsbl Der 8Oaro,
Sonntban S6midi Sefretar.
sept. 16 1859, pq- 3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
gbOasss !8offaaoalr,
WRtDt0Q Oalter III Q!llentolpig,

Gr9reifet eiefe Getesenbsit, feinen Srcusr
oen, aIten &unccn uno eem Qublifum ubses
baupt bic qnjeiae gu MAIDEN, oo6 ct eaS
0tietbf3aa- GefcDGft
nun auf feline oEieiui9s 8ednun9, drr 0sHT
ndmlihen Stt mo s5 fribrr curcb $ocfTmeH
uno Srdmsr bctrie5en wuroe, betreibt, aIIwo
er bersit IN ale bic ion nit i6rer &unbf6aff
gu besbren wunften Su befrisoi9sn.
Sein Stau ii se9enwdrti9 NIT ten aEss'
beEsn uno
Gt&Dcrftcn 9sfer5cm
qefiut f nirgene5 ino before gu fiuten. -
Seine SubrBu9e iinc ebenfallS ME man iIe
nnr munIten FanH, uno bs9reifen, iere Qrs
pcn ben feinlen uno ftdstarftsn, Bis 5u
Srudt 98i9en ttrab in ftb. 1ub Bdtt ss
INNER gum QusIcibsn Ceer 5um Qartirn
nab 8sfmmun95 Qligen nusjufatrsy5
Don bsn beilsn
SmuibuRen Iuo Garrfngcss
in feiurm GtobIiftment. &urS in auer unD
ieofr Siniiht iberhifft fen Stall aue anoere
in oiefer 9auSen umge9rno. uno nebenoeng
liue feline preiie nur gang bjui9- gang be-
fcneers fnoen IS Qariien, Die cine 2u(freife
MAIDEN pOlsn, su ibrem &Ortbeit wenn lie
bel i'm aniYrsben
Sur bereit5 9encf,ns itnterfieuno fatteg
er f5neu Sreunoen uu9cbcuhetsn Danf obs
6tttet um cine Sertoauer oerfeIben, uno 9e.
rentt0urb punstlibe Ubwartun9 feiner @e.
fchdfte, CUTE uuo iittrre 9froe. uno billios
preife, f,ine Runcf4aft no0 um pisIeS SW
erwsitera.
SGOmaS 5Ofm0n.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29

MN tleIcs I0br ll1llItnen 0n SdmNo9
ccn 9'rn SStcttr, UNI 10 u0r &crmiuass,
am G'ofboufe pcn Sbomo5 Fidten
~ walter in &gcrtGrtcwn. Solaence @Cm
r"g";'n wUtcr ecQmrirti9 fein: Capt.
6o6's, Gopt. 9cYan's, Capt Sriccrit's
G0pt Gdlagb's. Capt. @uthlro'5 unH
Gopt Gjsbrinq'5. Moicr Strdd ni,o adj
un9sreI rfudt tas Gcmmanso ~ Uber'
rcEmrn. Sen german Supp uno Waior
GINnQtr wWtcu cas Battalion mir lbrPr
Gracnmot bcehrcn. ~ Uuh rrigp einc
M,uftbonce 9cGenwirds lin.
sept IS nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
Quauf 1S.
9BQifenQcrtO tOfM0erfQuf&

3ufOt9e zines 8efc5I5 aus rem @afen~
oeritt prn 2etha @auntD fol- am Sanfflag
oen 2ren Sftcber, um 10 llbr &ormttoQS,
ouf Gem Gj9cntbum ItIbf, in 6rioctbers
Saunftjp, Gcto @auntp, GfFentlitb perFaufb
ueroen:
as Stride 9ano, NIT Gsu4eD5r.
SO l.-grinBeno an Gdnrer vpn Sobrs
8reiiet, Gepi pster uno naorc3 sntbalteno
20 Ader msbr ooer peni9er
go. 2.-@tdnSeno an Hineer 0on GliaS
enb 9evi 9eter uno anosre; eulbaIten6
8 Ndsr mebr opcr nenioer
SO. 3 --8rdnseno an Gdncer pcn 2ept
Gins, entbaIteno SO &ulDen qenoues Mdas.
RO. a = grdnScnp an gdncer bon Saccb'
6oEbei, Ratan Su9oer uno anore; ents
baIteno unQcfdbr Nfer.
$40. 5, 6. 7, 8, 8, 10. II. IL uno I3,
9rdnSeno an Gdncer Ucn Qrbrea5 6cIlen'
badh. entbaItsnc ieee un9cfibr 2 Qfer.
Gotten SO. 1, 2 uno 3 III SauIano in
einem bCbsn @uIturiufionre uno Der 9feIf
in SootSIano ron pcrihiebenen 9attunaeir
ipdd,iiaes 6OIS bemadfen.
@s 1T eies cas binterIoGsne Gi9rntbur
oes perfcrbsnen II B am Gin 3, IeBtbin pcr
btfoatem Saunfhip uno @auntp.
Sie 8eoin9un9en am Serfauf5taee un6
Qufpartun9 UCn
g(i0S 2tnB, 9tbm'or.
Surtb Die Gcurt.-f. Wfceecr, Glcrf.
Sent &. na4nF
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
StOtt's V0tD>S Sel
Ccfr
SGnfi(;cSt Eminent,

etn trdftioes 9Rittst fur re ft neIIs 6eiluna
oou H6sumaiamus, Seucnfun9, Suet
fhunQ,n, Ropfweb, 3abnmcb, Shms'
Sen in Stits ccer &ufen, Sbwdds in
@Elenffn uno WusfsIH, Snwsllungen,
uuo 0us Sale melds Elm NiiiieI sur Gin.
perun0 uuo Seetun9 beoufen. Uub III
e5 cine iithere &ur fur Giarrb6a, 6rampf
uno SCIlt in BEN metffsn Sdusn, uno
tielf ooer milcert Gfbma uno Sron6r
tis, menn foIttss i'm @rrsib r9sno elmer
WeeHin it,
CLJF @Ouernunb pf2rSe G9ner boGsn Stctt'S 92ctba
ohfoIs 9ttro,ht uno fancen cs eu unG6rtrsffIitbss
WittI deQtn 8tlNuaacn, &trrertunQcn, SuCtihuuoen,
Splth, i,os Art G1fb,rut uno ale lonltjee SdDSosn
olGItr rerthrcutn ) btrg, no Gin @inreitunQSmta
0ulcpanet pTrIn Fam.
Srrul HrthGl miro u6srEittt Srtb ciusr proftiEbsn
Ghlmfin uuo Gjraeujrtiu bes philadelphia GcucaiunS
Der QbormofiG. uno CT alaubt baB in allen Sdnen, in
ecntn rs ats elm NEiitd auocratbu miro radbe nab
itesr 9thGrtgCn ltnpsueun9 esben
miro. IS NJ cine ct9eabihe 3utcrGjmn9 ron curcbldus
ala abtr &rofuuo 9thst ron allen tr&oen UNI bCr6en
ErSut2rbttn, pdihcs NIT anoern GuulCnts niebt cer
TnT 1T. QRr ttnntcn ridt 3tulnTt ron 3ettunoen
ocrrcn uuo Damen fer b6tbEn RrrEttabilitdt putli:
rr UlhG eiis NReei;n in ihren eaGnrn Samilicu ac:
trauDtu uno fl btitip6i9 Anccrn anrotben; ater mir
hotEn ss fir unrotb9, Dem Sclf etttr 9t9Cno 3Su9s
ulIlt aus oct Ssrns rcrwlc9Cn.
Tcgenrs !oaroasfirucn in 9cdba GauntD IIno als
Igenttn fdr Strtt'S 8ctbSI angctsIt:
@utb uno SrerIsr. QQsutaun.
Satpb SacO5p. Centre SalleD.
&. 8. g3. @n9cman, Saucon 8aIIep.
Satomon SrcD, @ocpr5buro.
3bomas Gn9eImau, Do.
Samss eadeD. @atafauqua.
9suont Bates. Neuport.
Sacob 8. Gremau. @mau5.
SScbu R. Stot. SrerIerstaun.
Srtrler uno ggcIer. Reecrmacunaie.
Ssrfb unc GIaoer Sbsrmaeuneie.
Seiccrrsid uno Sus Ruetaun.
9. & McGmop, 8eaoiue.
2Cliin 6treitit ecn s. &C. g tott uno @ruber,l
05 Ranrclph Sua6t, phitacstphd ,usitAg allt PcIfc
lunSsufdT ctise .lSo5n nit aufmrtnmttt prompt be:
berretn nereen.
Slai 90, 1852, nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
Nsttsootb, Sen SD. Gspfenecr 1859.
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Ser 9Scip ssrrf Gtpbr

F~N@ WSSSS~ GELN$ NEASS~
'tif nun untsr Der Sumoltuna pon S1amcs
S. Sfleiu nnS 60, msIte bns 8elchdit
ouf bic ous9ccebntslfe 9Refe betreibFn wer-
ben. SoS QubtiFum III ottuaaspon elm
9eI0een onSurufen, wsnn ss mhfib cute
Sdrqen ~ MAIDEN wlHfht. Sbr Mctto
1T nun: @ifh uno mrbIfltI!
arnlmt ErrSt ibr NNcuEbertinber,
sCb unN njteriQ, 0rc4 uno tlejr,
lin in NulCnittcn 3u netincn
lno 81 tauftu Cgtunrctn.
9Renn ihr jrQ.nO ctuOs trOu:b.t,
g)Ioa Gs bIifeu Ui2 cS mill,
SIN @cuNcrf Sc6r jtt's 81 b0@ti,
Sti IS m;ull crcr rltl.
Q2chlftit wcIlfGl! M liz Crtrur8-
9R,,;hig mir (fir to0rrs r6,lr)
Gino trtitlCiItu III v.rtaukn
Slie ncth t,lner in fyv 2Gdt.
Gcmmt hoou lI'r MGuntr, @Httter,
Wuten. Niicb2n, SuuA uuD lt,
Dtnn in 2Icho &Guutn E,rlyno6
9,iimana iCltt lrOIrin h0irt
SIC lc ipcsIftL 0nt uuo 'tGn,
limo lc 0trrt nit 0uih 0Ih'u,
l,lS rit in rtm 9}urcrt Sirhr
Eei cen lourtn &lciu urr 50.
p r6S2dncc&prprntte itrsr Nrt wutcn I'M
gS~~S Nuftou;h fur GEGarEn on Den bGht!n
9Rarttprti(n On9MCmnn
cSamc6 5. Glein unb 60.
IOcnicrn, Nugut 4. nQ-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29

Sept. Is.