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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
@birur9if6er uno medanif1er
zabnar3t.

Or. 6. 6. s. .@ut6i II BON gteusprt itnts
Die aufmerfiamfeit folder psrIpnen bon allentaur,
llnp Der um9e8enb, rusltr Spstntipnrn ah itrra
nathrl6en 3dbnsn Srrrihtst su batrn Frnsttigt
ltnp, c6er bic lttt tinltli6e 36tnr einIcbrn tu o
len ptini6rn, auf feline scr,dsli6s SpertruneSpc
ts in all ben perl6ieNenen 3peisen Der Balm.
atjnritunSe.
Oa er berets cine fsbenj6trise gtfdtrung Ii
elmer YtUfrbirt Senpetn bat unb ale fpertbscllrr
SertsiIerrnsett bsnubt,. 70 tSsB er, Sa6 1t dlIcH
pattsttsn bic bette Salfe ju eifen permaS, tpsltc
bisie Sunli prrm6senb 1T.
8efersnaen: Gbrtp. SbCfids DtBtt, e.
O., gbrp. Gtarlss R. Samefpn, s. GlatiIrr,
@. o., g8m: llnserbiu, R. o., yleu-yrrf
Gitp.
Seint Sfies, IN ststnpartis irt ,,vtmstttnn
9Otel," abrr Datisnten perStn auf getlahgrn
aud In tbrsn SduIern tsludt.
NcSemtst 8. notg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

entbalteuo cine 8CIhrrbunq Der GutItebuna, oss
Scrtthritts, bcr Bebanolun9 uno Sur pen 8rdnt;
belt, rusLchS aus bduhssm 9tbletbtsumsaua, Ssttit:
tefIsdune uno auslhptfun9 bsrrdbrf, nit 9Ratb
fdr pGrsn 8srbnoCrun9; in rsritdnoIidbtm StM ac:
ibriebru, ollie msoiyuilhsn lluserdde permriceHo :;
init elmer ScIhrebun9 Der arantbsiten Die ccm ptib
id)su 9ehlcdbt ei9entbdmcb fno, bas Reiutdt elmer
nsbr ols ypangsGbraen erfcl9rsibSn praris Die aus
bliSelib ber Seilune pcn arantbetCn osIitater Hur
pripatcr Gatur 9epiemct mar. gRcju tei9cf13t finc
Rctcptsu fir bic Sur ct9cr 8rantbeiten uno cine
abbaublun9 dber Die llriohcu, Spniptcms uuo 5si
tuna oss gSehflfeters.
Gin Grsmplor (sut psrrvabrD piropciffrsi natE IT,.
aeno siuem SbeiIe Der 8er. Saatsn ecisnoet fir 25
Gents; cosr @cpicn fir 81. aobrclIire (pcItfrei)
Gcsbtn nuub O., putIif6srS, cher Scr 1876,
philadelphia.
SctsenOcs GnO siuise stusniTs far bic gOr,astid.
felt oes WrrfsS
Testimony of The Professor Of Obstetrics 10 Penn College,
Philadelphia.
"DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL. The author Of
this work uuke the majority Of those advertise to
Colleges the Unsd States 1t affords me pleasure to re-
him to the unfortunate the victim muprac.
tice successful aud experienced practitioner whose ho
and integrity they may place the confidence
" Jos. 8. LoSosHoRR, NJ. D.
From A. Woodward NJ D of Penn. University PHILADELPHIA
gives pleasure to add to testimony the pofes
siona ability of the Author Of the MEDcAL MAHuAL-Nu.
Of long standing have under my notice in which his skill
manifest in restoring TO perfect health
In the treatment of Seminal weaknesses Of
functions produced BY self abuse Excess of veney
not superior in the profession have been
ted with the Author thirty years and deem
than ius him we'll kindness the vic
Tim 10 early indscrcon recommend him as one in Who's
professional skill aud integrity they may safely eonfde them
selves. ALFRED WoobwARb nj. d.
This Is without exception the and in
egbe work published the class Of diseases of which
treats Avoiding all '9ehnsa terms addresses i,ef to the
and parent however fasdious object placing in
OF his The author has devoted years the
of various complaints vii
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Sefentli6e 8en6u.

DcnncriiasS bs t5ttn Srtruar, tim 10 llGr
SOrmittass. iUuen an Der gBCbnuus pss Inter.
3eanetcn bel Grims Nable, In SGb. .8brtttall
1aunlbip, esAa Gauntp, folssnts @rtitsl auf Sf'
fentli6er gsnbu SerfauIt perpsn, ndmlidb:
3pei SurtreffIids 9ferSe, 0ierbe. .@eI6irr, no,
runter cine brppelte Sett 9arriage @eI6trr, unb
elm suteS sinIpaunises @rIdtrr Fa brfInbrt, srsI
quite 8tbe, cin 9tinp, Gin ,rri.sauIs 8asen init
Sappp. Elm tarter einssauts sDascn nit SabbY.
Elm gutter SpdSier'Basen, Sattel unb 3aum, 8
9Fase, gsse, unp gSeliffom Gsse, pHusss
gSda9e. gBinrmdbIe, SUlddIitten, Srerrs unb
Ssiib'Ssttcn. S6aufeln unp 9dbeIn, eine g8agen'
pincs. cine DrumIdse unp icnit nod pisle anOere
Sauernacritti4aftsn ;u umfinpli6 ;u mcLosn.
Die SsOinsunsen am Setaafstase mb auf'
tpartun9 bon
Saccb 9. DeIbler.
Sanuar, Is. 1855. nqbS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Diraen u. Sbmieo- -Dlasbdl9e.

nSiu Nrsn,ium peu sinem Git6ersN1a bailleln
" puroe bsi oer Staatsfatr rcn 1854 on Sec.
ID. gQss uno SSbne ertbsilt fiir eis telten
Shmi ebs 8tasbdlse. Gie bobsn eeenfalls Gin
arclss afIertmsnt rcu q O den: nno 6cuno rms
8asbSlasn auf oanp. NIT orci psrfbieoene pdtterns
Der ausrtannt tsifsu : sp:G lien. Das parttrtsIte
aiTertmsnt pcrjdsber @ drfeu tbrsr ci9encn
qaanufatnr fam slsitbfalIs erbaItcn psresn. bsim
Grcesu uuo alsiuen, Su ben ntsesrlttn &ttpprslsn,
an
geo. 3I7 Marfet StraBe, 5 Sbdren obers
balb per 4bten, philadelphia.
Ntrsnber % 1854. nN6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
> el fir 0ferbe,
unpsr9lsi6lid in osr @sIbidts Der SRetisn ats eas
msrtpdreisite aussre anmruNunssmitta pas nod
ie entcedt puroe

unpsr9lshtd in csr @sibidbts Der gRelisin als eas
msrtrpdrbisIts dussre anwsnounssmittsl pas nod
ie entcedt muroe
Sur pferbe uno @enfben.
Cine msbr aIs l6iSbriss Grfabruns Fat bic Shat.
adbe isIt9eItsut, oaB Werhant's berdbmtss Del far
ptsree cosr iniperia Samilien Gmbrrsaticn bic msis
ttn Sale beiIt uno ale lolbs tinbsrt als:
Spatb, Shwinos, 8in9bcns, BinpaalIsn, pcllsllss
ec. SertdIhn9en. sertrcdene Sufs, S6rammsn,
trllhe 2Bunosn, 8srrsntun9sn, Sustfbuusen, Sis
ltnla, edbmun9cn, 9cfcunccrtS Sdes, &bsumatisn,
Sibrpunosn pom Sbisrsn, Serbrennunssn uuo 8ers
brubun9en, Srcittsuleu, oufecribcne pdnoe, llrdms
pte, 5ulannsnSisbsn Der N1usfetn, G5efbpdlits,
Sbmahbett Der Sslruts, perbdrtete Brittle u. +
no., u. no., u. 10.
Der uupsrsIsi6libs Grftts Sisfes Stts in Der Ssi:
lung pcn arantbsiten Der Yercs unb bes 6crnpisbs,
uno fdtitin SRsnlbenfIsIb. pirb ben Baurrn tdelid
mebr betonnt. Gs piro faum esalaubt, auGer pcu
Sclsn Die es fit ldnssrsr 5st in ibrsn etdeu uno
bduiern gum @cbrau6 balten, rpslch Elm 8cIauf pen
S6mrrJsn, esosn uuo 5sit burtb bic Jeitiss anpsu.
oun9 oises Sels rripart ruirb.
O~r Ssio pcrfidbtta uno dter;cuet eoe Der Same
ots eir3t9en @i9cntbdmrrs, 9ecree g8. SRsrhant,
ecdpcrt, q. D., i'm @tois auf osr Sdn Der Slalbs
uno feins SanbGhrift titcr Dem Sort fd, tsfiuect.
dae an ren Gieentbdmer aberreirte Bslteuunoeu
psrocn prompt bcrddfthtiet.
8crfthofTt cub Gin panipblet ben ben Gaenten uno
sfet pthe GRuuocr oeIs gRtn;iu fccn pctrietet bat
Bum @erfouf bsi serps Shmiot uuo &C.,, QlIens
trpn @runtr uuo Brttoer. Gatniauaua; g. uno 9.
Grc6, Stbncdspilt; une i'm Grcsen bei G5ilbert,
Bcns unc &C.. s. gB. Dpett uuo sSbn, 8. Sttt
uno Co.. philadelphia.
SRai 8. 1854. nolS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

SreitasS BEN 2ten Gstruar h6bRrns, TIM 12
llbr @ittaSs, fetIen ant 5auie pss llutttfGrirtrs
nen in Sbrmilforb aaunl&ip, estba GdtihtY, fcI~
senbe artifsI aaf Sfentli6r Ssnsu Strfauit prrs
ben:
3psi sBSseh, cline Buggy nit Sop, gHaoc
unb gsseu, Sdlttsn, gBihOmdbls, Safer. stdn.s
Der, Setten unb allrrId S6euers tnb 9aurrn.'
@erStbs S6Idffein, SpbeIt6nfr, 1rrbtant, fr
ps alIsrlsi S6rsinsrstIaitt. Safer init geis 3h~
ber, DOlraS. 8O6cfsu, &ii6tnstrdtte. nrtfal.,
lsrId icnltisc Artitrl gu pttlSafts allies gu Mrls
bei.
Die SsbInsunssu trrrttn tsfanntssmaG Spn
Sobann WilleN
Sanuar 10. *.w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
sc d 6 T. / 6 t

ipirb bisrmit sescbrn, rab Die lntrrSci6nrtrn ais
Don Der SinterlaiIcni6aft Der prr-
lfprbrnrn Sarab 8ern. lsstbin bon Der
Stapt9laentctpn, 2e6a Co., ernannt rruroen iinb.
Qae bicjenigen paber, pclde mod an teIaste 5in>
terlaNenIdaft f6ulct9 liup, tperpen biemit aufses
fprprrt inuerbalb gBcden an,urufen unb abjus
SoG6e bic nr6 rr6tmdsigr Gcr>
prrunssn babrn, finb ebrnfalls srIudt Icl6e In.
ncrbolb Der taastcn 3eit pcbltsltdt9t einSubrin-
gen an.
Gbwaro &ern, Gt. 8beitbau.
p Spen 8ern, 90.
Sofepb @ittman, Saueon.
San. II, 1855. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
SSpIepb st sSlfD unb 60.

Senussn birit GsIssenbeitesm YubIifuma a4tunss,
pcu anmssi9cn, eae fe cinCn
reuen @atIb. unb Sufpelrpz zStoDr
aneefan9en baben, erite 2bdre cberbalb Shnurnion,
Setubar6 uno Cos Stcbr. uuo 9sracs Der ScpftGrps
bous ssesndtsr, rpc is sinen Scd 9Baaren en9slsst
BADEN oer nbt dbcrtrcffcn perorn fam, uno s iinb
lt sntfhrGn biebilIi9sn gspsgcrtsr rslt bier sins
,ufdbrsn unp on bsuflbeu gu psrtaufcn.
esute Die sydnfies coer Sadubren brauhen, fGnnen
fOtesnbe elite uno Yrcie sinlsben uno db d6sr,uosu
oob bsi Soispb 9 ITO uno Comp. bicIs Sa6en
tiGisr pertauft usrosn ols irsenb Icnitpc.
Guts 9clcus eepius Bati9sn, porrantirt gut 3sit
;u baItsn, far $24 bis $50
Suts aclocne ottadeo eeacer, 25 " IS
patcut ecapsrs 30 ~ 100
GBclonepatSnt esdpsr bunting gBatf9rs45 125
9uts fbsrne espinc, 8 !" 12
Detudbeo esupsr, 10 IS
d" patcRt ecapcr, 16 " 25
gruitnaec(n fir ct Cts. bis $40.
Sbrrin9s gu 12I Gts. bis $40.
gleblt cti9cn baben ie ncth Gin all9emenes dfTers
tsmCnt pcu Supelrp uno SiI6srpoarsn Su wsindufs
bier oa;ufdbrcr.
OF, ,1ue Waarsn spsrbsn warrantirt bas Su lsin
fdr nas fie psrtaufr ueroen.
Ncparaturen on Sodubrsn, u. 1. 10. rtroen
hntn, gut unp bilIi9 perritst, uno ba Or. Stc bss
tsnnt ials Gin poriieiher arbsiter in oelem Gelbd
bcfeu is aafsinen IiberuIsn 2bsil Oss Seunisn Bus
fpruehs.
aGsntopn, SUM- 2e. nq1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Sanuar 10.
Sefentlibe 9enbn.

auf Wittpu@S ben 14trn Sebruar, um ~
llbr Nittass, fpllen ant SauIe brs tIntrrsei&ae-
ten in 8u6sSitle, ROrbpbsitball 9ahnI6ip, 9rta
gauntp, fcIssnSe 9Irtifet auf ETthtli6er 8patu
pertauft tperbsn, namlh:
Yfsrbe uns pFerbtssIbirr, 8inbsirt, G&wsi,.
ne, porunter 3pti trdStnbs 3u9t.SGnrtne Rnb,
Elm SPrinSpasen, 9Rase unO esssr, BiaSmabe
le anS Strrtbaht; Elm Bnssntass, 20 older
8cSsens unp SBai5ensSdomen auf BEN GsIbs, ciir
GruatrsT, Drei6mofdins uaS 9fsrbssspolt, unO
lOnR NOD alIsrtanS 9austnSsrdthl6afisa gu unl>
fSnbliG Su meIbsn.
Die gebtnsunsst ant gsrtaufsiass un6 aaf>
rrartuns BON
Soaatbdft 6. &naue.
Sdnuar 10. natgs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Setter, SalsfluB, etc.

Die bsfts meoi;in ssscn 5stts T, GatjfIuG
81 Il, uno furs 9c9en ir9eno Gin 1usfabrsn; bic il
Dem putllum gum gertai oh9ctStsn ruuroe, III fCt>
ttn pen tiien stfubtshsn 9drecr snbrreitst uhb i'm
Dem 9ublfcbr Ger lIntsrEibntteu gum 8tttouf bina
tsrls9t pcrosn. DieicIts bat t,ttb ME brcn swscG
perfsblt icnoctn in isoem SaH ue e hoh anmsiiua,l
9ctrauht ipuros, sebrIfcn. ssbt ttsts Sdae cbtso
art fno our6 biektts thtttt tbtrben: Gs in Sits
fbsr fen pumbus, uno isocr Der hisIdbe ssStStidr
ruire baIo psp rsreu 9ats abrSrhst wsresn, aRan
fprsdbs on bel
Red, 5utb unS Grertst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
@eber'S NDtenbu6.

Sisrts, peruiebrte utb usrbeberte Qafn9e-
Bonn pbissn beretts Tttr dlIsenirfn dnssfH6,tsu
glptsnbum III risSft cine nfue gu6dss frf6isnsn,
rtIHe NIT SiEltn 9uIdbsn bsrsi6ert unp lrbr psr.
beeert tsBtbsni if. 5srr ssster f6sint feline Sc-
ten 81 fGeuen, TIM Iein Notsnbu6 Der sdnifisRn
aufnabme frtrbis ;u MAIDEN. Gs snttGtt trbt
427 Gtpral> unb GbOrSeldnae, fir ale @clr-s
sentsiten. Gs iit in unIsrm Sua1c9r bsim Du.
bsnb unb @injsln gu babsn.
Red, Sutb uno Srerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
SSSiecer y SODer,
SO. 25 8ef. Samilton St.. a(lentotpn,

Sinh fit 6isbsr erbaltcne 8unbGhaft i'm 5utbau.
oIl iebr oant6ar uuo bcffcn ourh itrenae dufmerts
lamtsit auf ibr Sdhdft uuo curdb ieos niSsibe Bus
pcrtcmmsnbeit d cine 5crtfesun9 ocr 70 libtral ec.
ucNcnsn 9uut juniitbern. Sic wdnfben ocm puts
titum bic 2batladbs ;u @smitbe Su fdbrsu, baP fie
9etbs
Yrafti1be Sutma6er
nb uno sihe lanss esbrjcit ausecianbtn bdbeu, uno
oabsr ibr 6shdt bura9du9is pCritcbsn in all btesn
psrlheosnen 3rpciaeu. Sic perfereen 5tte bic feis
nsn I'M aarts bintanisBtu uno uc ,.en tiecl pcbl:
ftiler," oisptil e ibr Rateral pcu ben Smrcrteurs
fir GSl faufcn uno einen ercBsn Sbeil ibrsr artsit
Itlbft psrrihtsu. g8sit Is srces Gshdfts tbun, 70
tSnnen ic affcroen an tcinen prcftcn ~ psrtaufrn
unb neil s ibr 6anorpcrt pcrcben 70 balten s nur
quite arbsisr. DClss uo einiae BET lIrIatbsn parum
man Sfttrs bic 8emertun9 HSrt ba6 geisesr uuo
Scpsr 70 lhShs Sdte fit 70
Gritaunli6 billiee preife
uertaufsu. Sic habsu ininitt bic nsusien pbilnosI:
pbist nuo gisupCrter Sntes ouf bano, 70 bae gies
niane bang 81 isin traubh linen aItntsbissn but ans
aebdn9t gu fric9cr.
SUIT ruff tei uns an, ss tiiat fen iihtsrIbsb ruis
cusr a6pf esfermt III, mir psr6srn tild ron sinsm
,Eit" in unlsrm ercesn aTcrtemen, ss III tuimer Elm
Out gu fueen Der past.
ednolicbr6atter fino DEFENDERS erfudt sci nhs ans
,urufen, uotm mir ibnen 6ite uno aappen pcblfis
Ter als bic gRebleiltsn SSrfaufntSunth. Gin arcecs
NfOrtsmcnt ron alIsrbuup etrsbsdttru 1T sttnfnas
INNER ouf 6dhb.
Stbruar Is, 1854. u91s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Sefentli6e 9Sen6u.

Dcunsritass ecn 22ftsn Ssbruar nShfsns, INN 10
ubr @crmitta9s, fccu ON bouis ocs llntsr,si6nsten
in Sdppheithou Sauufbip, eeha 9auntr, fclaenos
Qrtitsl auf Sffsnttitbsr @enou pertauft psreen
a quite Shaffs pfsrpe. elm eutes brsiidbriscs Sdl:
fen, sine quite G'dulssSubrs, ammt 98aatn uno Gss
ibirr. 5 prrtrsffIicbe Sdbs, A Sisrc, elm SuGeu,
,6attsr, Nftrosscibirr, gpr @irr9duls g8dscn, Gin
oculeitern uno Shemrl. 2 Drrihnadbineu uuo pfsr:
ocacrpote, Der 4te 2btit cincs g1rIbtcru.Shdiers,
6c,lhtitsu Sperrtcttcn, Subfcttcn. giit- uno peu:
eatdu, Srubtrefc, G5rasltnlsn, unb Icnt nccb cine
9rc6e aujub anpCrs 8aucrn9sratbf6oIts u nsit.
liufti9 gu nlclren.
Die 8spnsuu9cu am @rtaufStuss uuo aufuars
tuu9 ron
pster S. BUG.
Sauuar "a. nd68
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
8 | d T 81

8ldnts, DstSs, YlOrtsdsss, It. +. su., I6Gn
aab iaubtr auf sutes SaPter SsSrudt-Ic ptr aud
SurtrrfaiGes persamsnt-,u SertauFen an ben
Et@ten YrftItn bel
9ed, 9utb unO 2rcrler.
@lIsntrrn, ga.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
9srobissuns Der pretfe.
SEunipaD'S 9iIIe1t tin0 GaIEje.

Dist fam6fen gRebt,Insu rpttbeil IN stitift burcb
bic sanyn Bet. Stuattn psstaat rter6en gu felssns
ben prsifth:
aitinss 2spthsn 6oer Rsr 25 Cents onlfott 37I
9Ritftsre 90 hc 621 67t
G5tca 10 boRI 90 ri 81
-NrCfsfrr bcllcpap's Sabrifsh Ino in SIC. 80
waiesn Zane, S9su Wsrt, bhb DC. 244, Stranb,
eonbrn.
Souuat %. 3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
0r. -. ssiiei1el,

(cbemuIs mebrere Sabre pruftif6er3abn
arjt in oiefer Staot,)
III weberum bier wotnbaft, unb bat lsinc Office
i'm prltli6in @npe Der Sppfslows' 5allr, mo rr
trr'it 1T, Ssnen aufSuwarten, pslhe ietnc Otenlte
ais 6trurSilder umO mc6anilder 3abnarjt berir'
fen.
glfentcpn, Dec. 10. 1854. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Germans 8tlbniB.

8iionihe osS perittrbrneu Gbrp. 3 en- m n
o cr NJ n fino in unFrm Bu6ffebr 90 10 Gents
has Stdd iu babsn. Sin mafdbss @emeincealitp.
eensu oos anoCutsn itnes trcuenfetbrsrs thcucr ia
Euiro fdb su biesm prsiie serns bsfrn Sifouis on.
fanfeu!
aed, 9utb unb Grtrter.
1Gtntaun, ga.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
6. ~. Stunt,

a s4ts.anwalt-(ATToRNEY AT LAw.)
Sfiss an Der Gtetenttn Stra6e, bret S9irrn
RSrbIi& bonn CfsntliGen girrsd, alIentcpn, ga.
NuSug %, 1854. na3Wl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

100000 Grsmplare in noe.
ni9craIs ciusm Sabr prrtauft.
Cine nsue aus9abs. ourbft:
ben uno ucr6Cfsrt.
DIR. Hunters Medi-
cal Manuel and Hand
Rnnk for tho Amictah
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Sauuar "a.
6DQD S6drfI6itben !

9Iuf 5reitass ben 9ten 5sbruur nd6lrns, Ica
ant Sauie pcn 6 barlss 9 4effer, bei Sies.
frteO's Bride, in 9edd Gaunts. sin srcern Wsrt-
IHiseen anf 100 gdrp nit Suseln Nattfnesn, rpc-
gu ale Sddben bon 9eda, gOrtbamptcn unb
Serf einselapen iinb, ipenn lie has Ser3 baben
srscn bic &ncw 9fptbinge bon 2s9a gaunts ,u
i6is6sn. 8sIpnpers finp bic 6eiItaunsr, Icpie
aud Der GUnrap, Gbparb, aarpn, Gpbrntm, @.
SO. unb Der Gam BON RprtbnmptOn sinseIabrn,
penn ibnen bas Ssrj nt6t 3u tief tn ben 5cIen
lirst unt NIT ben 2e9aer Inc grcBs Selb AZ mar
lhirsn.
Denn 6as Bettsr unsinltis III, IOGI sds SAies
Zen am SamRas rtn t0t@ ltattfnben.
geparc Gdert, Salpmon Sraser,
8. 6. Sueratt, Salemon StedeI,
GbarlsS G6sfFer, aarrn @utb,
giatbdn Deter, 90. 8. Nlca,
SpIbua aaubaG, s. 8. 8OHis,
@eOrse Sittin9, Steb SBeaSer,
Sede @liller, Granets Btttin9.
Sdniar 81. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
yMenI6, femme bt6."

Gin unfbSsbarss Suh fir 25 Gsuts.-Ssbe Camille
lcuts Elm Grsuplar btlsCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
Sefentlihe 95enbn.

Red. @utb unS Srertet.
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Minister Wheeler,s Slaves.

The newspapers abound with state
mcnts and comments respecting the case
of Mr.. Wheeler, American Minister at
Nicaragua, and the three slaves recently
taken from him at Philadelphia. Tho
case is briefly this Mr. Wheelet. Oh his
way to New York to embark for Nicara;
qua, arrived lately in Philadelphia, with
a slave mother and two children When
the boat camo alongside the wharf at
Philadelphia, some one "a colored man, 3,
we bclieve,) called to the slave motbet
and asked her if she knew that she was
entitled to her freedom and invited her
ashore with her children. At first she
seemed scarcely able to appreciate the
truth proclaimed to her, and hesitated to
avail herself of her right to liberty. She
at length, however, got hold of the idea;
that by being brought voluntarily into d
free State by her master, she was en-
titled to her liberty unconditionally, and
protested her anxiety to avail herself of
her precious right. Her master here in
terposed and asked the woman if she was
willing to be separated from her children
i'll Virginia. Her significant reply was
-" No. waS:a but Iwants TO Be free"
The woman and her children t4ete then
taken on shore-colored men being the
principal agents in the work under the
direction of a white rnan-and driven off.
There can be no Question; that slave
is entitled to liberty tho moment no Is
brought by his master upon free soil. If
Mr.. Wheeler took his slaves to free
State, he took them thither at his peril.
lIo knew or ought to have known, that
his act in effect emaucipate5 them. That
the moment he touched non slavohold-
ing State with his slaves. all power and
control over them ceased, except such as
they voluntarily and of love or fear, or
ignorance, yielded. If, therefore, Gu
touching the wharf at Philadelphia, he
saw the shackles fall from the limbs of
his slaves and bis power over them drop
with them. he had no right to complair.
lie venturcd into free State with full
understanding Of the hazard lie ran Of
losing his slave property, and he lost it.
This is one of the necessary results of
State sovereignty, which our Southern
brethren will surely be the last to wish
to break down for only this doctrins CT
State sovereignty in regard to local af,
fairs, now protects the peculiar institu'
ton" And, if the sovereignty of tho
slaveholding States is to be recognized, +,
and their local laws adapted to the slave
institution are to be respected then GER
tainly the sovereignty of the free States
in making laws adapted to their free i'll.
stitutious, cannot be rightfully complain
cd Of.
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beautifully dressed, and sparkling with
jewels, but none that knew, until one
passed me whose dress was of simple
white, with only a rosebud on her bosom
and whose voice was like the sweet
sound of silver Lutte. No spangled
slipper was on her foot; but she moved
as one that trcadeth upon the air. and
the divine beauty of holiness had 50 go-
rified her face that l felt as | gazed up.
on her, that she was almost an angel of
God
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Clerical Zeal,

Rev. r. j. Breckenridge, Presbyte-
ran clergyman of Kentucky, has written
long and very iatemperate letter ,y
Hon Charles Sumner, taking hitti To task
for his address on Slavery, delivered last
Spring in Boston, aud New York. The
reverend person IS abusive when he at
tributes perversion and dishonest motives
to Mr. Sumner, whose worst enemies at
home acknowledge the frankness and no.
bility Of his character. The most amue-
ing part of the letter is the warlike dem
onstrations it contains Note the meek
spirit and the cool judgment displayed
below ,
Believe me, Mr.. Sumner, when I
state two facts, one Of which l know bet
ter than you do, and the other of which
you ought to know better perhaps than l
do. The fact which l know bei!sr than
YOU Go is, that whenever the very faint
est indication of the settled purpose of
the men of the North to follow your ad.
vice becomes apparent to the men Of the
fifteen slave States Of this Union-a mil.
lion of armed men will be ready to 70.
ceive you and your followers and if you
come not speedily thereafter to execute
your threats, your coming will not be
waited for, but they will seek you on the
soil where you now vainly suppose no
danger will ever come. The fact. which
you ought to know better than I do rs,
that after two or three hundred thou
sund men are arrayed in battle, on each.
side. it makes no sort of difference as 10
the probable result whether one or the
other party has the greater reserve of
physical force left out Of battle; because,
after two or three hundred thousand
fighting men, in the present state Of the
art of war-every thing depends merely
on braius. The sum Of these two facts
is very clear; namely, if the North
wants to settle the slavery question by
the edge Of the sword, the North is in a
fair way to be perfectly grati6cd and,
when she gets what she wants, there is
at least an exceeding great probability
that the North will see reason to change
her mind very materially as to the wis
dom OF that method of settling the ques-
tion. Chr. Messenger.
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The Snow OF AGE.-"No snow falls
lighter than the snow Of age but none
is heavier, for it never melts.
1t never mclts, no, never. Age
is inexorable; its wheels must move on.
ward; they know not any retrograds
movement. The old man may sit and
sing, II would | we're boy again. but
he grows older as he sings. He may
read OF the elixir Of youth, out be oan,
not find it be may sigh for the secret
Of alchemy which is able TO make him
young again, but sighing brings it not,
He may gaze backward with an eye Of
longing upoa the rosy schemes Of early
years but as Que wLo gazes from the
deck Of a departed ship, every moment
carrying him farther and farther away
& 1t never melts" The snow Of win
ter comes and sheds its white blossoms
upon tho valley aud mountain, bnt soor'
the sweet spring follows and smiles is
all away.
Welcome the einow, for il is tho en-,
hlcIa Of peace and rect, It is bnt TEN.
poral crown, which shall fall at the gates
of Paradise. to be replaced BY bright
er and better.
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The Nashua Oasis understands that
,hc young America debating society hav.
ing dismissed the question, "where does
hrs 60 when it gocs out ?" have got a
now and more exciting Que, when a
house is destroyed by fire, is it burned
up or burned down7"
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Es" The Rev. Aitoineitc i. Brown
lets her heart run away with her ortho-
doxy occasionally, proving how hard it
is for a womGn to believe some things.
In speaking of the poor children in New
York, she asks question aud answers
it as follows;
"But 10 there no Savior coming to such
as these poor childreu2 No helper 10
lift them into botter and brighter
world ? II must be-if not here, tben
hereafter--so surely as God is sood.'
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Our NATIONAL DEBr While we are
Boosting of our surplus Of twenty-five
millions in Treasury, and our small debt
of fifty millions, il is well enough to note
the fact thst the amount Of claims already
prepared for the Court 10 Washington is
over three hundred millions, exclusive of
the French Spoilation BILL which ia over
five millions