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psstoea rsatioi bstwsea The Rsv JaAs nssAfsel sad
this council the Rev Dr. Todd. Of PttsAeld wss mode
rator and the Rev Mr. Clark. q South Egremont was
dssouton placed SOLELY and entirely the age
and inrmtcs Of the pastor. The council deeply regret
ted that had not occurred to the people, that il would
have been honorable and becoming had they ne.
tanned tine aged pastor and settled colleague with him
a measure seemingly connected only with good PR.
Rec0rdev.
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ECCLESIASTICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

ECCLESIASTICAL AND MISCElIASEOUS.
The Rev. J. Boutwell, has resigned his charge at
Brentwood II having received and accepted unan-
call FRI m the church in Sanbornton, OF which Rev.
Mr. Bodwe has been tho bonored and useful pastor for
forty.fve years.
We learn that Rev. Dr. Wilton, Of Antrim. n. H..
has gnfed TO his society his wish TO resign his pastoral
charge next New Years day after sustaining il honoraby
to himself end nsefully to them for forty-our years
Rev. Joseph II Towne, OF Lowell. has been unani-
moufly invited by the North church and society. in
Portsn outh H.. 10 become their pastor Twenty.ope
years ago Rev Mr Iowne was settled the Pleasant
rect chu CHI. in Portsmouth,
At a teachers meeting in Brooklyn. held n few
evenings since IL announced that there are in that
city 10 800 Sabbath school scholars in ~ schools under
the guidance of over ] 800 teachers.
Rev. Calvin T.. Stowe, d., has been recently
appointed Professor of Biblical Literature in Andoyer Sc
minary and has accepted the appointment. lie viii be
inaugurated in September next.
The Rev. 7. IL. Jacob having resigned his pas
toral charge In McKeesport Allegheny county Pa has
removed TO Coebocton, Coshocton county. Ohio.
The Rev. George Dufhcld, Jr., was installed pas
tor ~ the Central Presbyterian Church Northern ber
ce the 18th instant by the Fourth Presbytery Of
Philadelphia
The Rev. A. w. Mcclure, late Of Maiden. Mass
was installed Wednesday Of last week over the Re
formed Dutch Church Of jersey City.
The Rev. NJ w. Jacobus, d d.. was inaugurated
In his Profesorhp Of Biblical Literature in Western
Theological Seminary on the 18th inst
Rev. VIM. A. Thompson, pastor Of the Conrrepa-
tonsl church at Port Byron Wis drowned In Mere.
dosia saugh, near Albany on Monday, Sd inst.
The Clinton street Presbyterian church, PhiladeI-
phia recently under the pastoral Of the Rev Dr.
Parker have given unanimous call TO the Rev. VIM.
Adsms, ID d., Of this city, TO become their pastor.
few days since, an Ecclesiastical Council CON
Vened q sbehelj Mas for the purpose Vi aiss9lng Tue
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!..s..s Heste. Lssher,. csa losA. ~ cen., walton.

yeeeess. Horton. Lsghora csa lotA. Ceas, wst.u.
In vort. Black Diamond. Crawford. for NYork
MAURirtrs Hsrch SID Agenoria, Sktljines Yoxdo~
ME.oLEs. May COT Louise, Hyman. from Antwerp fct
NYcrk.
HEwroRr Nay 6-Sld Seaman. WsodruG Chari.sto,
PiLI.Au, May 8-Au fremont. Dyer, Boston.
PORTLAND. Nay l0-Of Jason, Wencks, from NYork for
Bremen.
PErAnrH RoAns May J. Arr Aiscma Anthony. 20 days
QUEENSTOWN. Nay 6-Arr Earl OF Hardwood Tweuty-
man. Liverpool for Baston, lesky.
Roy An May 6-Sld Perou, SFraAcisco; Felieie EYork
SoILLy, May e-Od SHANE. kraet from nYork sor Ham,
burg -
srLns. MAJ is-In port Caroline (from Dundee). for
scnrIbr Mayi2-Arr vsndsla. Smith. Apaiaehieoi.
SYDNEY Jan ~ lbcfore reported date Arr Eghtn-
gale Fisk. Boston. Oct ~.
ST NhzAiRK May ll-Arr Tally Ha, Smith, Mobile.
STAvAEoER, April 81 Sid RogalaEu. kYork
TFxFL. May e-srr CsthGrina Edwards, hOrioAns.
1ApiE BAY. March 3l-Arr RebsRnh. Fry Mauritins Sid
oath Wslpoie Symmes tfum loston) Calcutta 10Th Wa
ban. Macon, (from Calcutta London.
In March 81. Black Squa Goldman, for st Helena,
&c; ksbekah Fry. for Eio Janeiro.
VENICE May 2-Arr A Everett. Ca-Itnn. Eoricans
WATERFRONT, May ia-Put back Velocity, Whit, for
Bc btob with rudder carried away
whh sid hence yest rdsy for EYork ashore going
dawn the river but got OF by steam tug without APP
Isrcnt damage
DEAL, May IsThe Fior;aa (from Londou). which loft
here 9th for NiSrs. put back to-day leaky.
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At Morrisaua- on Thursday. May n. by the Rev Mr.
Hammond. Mr WILLIAM b. HUGO to Miss HAaEiErr N.
RABEL all Of this city
On Thursday May ~. at the Jane Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, by the Rev. Morris D. q. Crawford
MIR JosrrH WESTON Jr TO Miss youngest dauShtes
LAND
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LAwRsxcs TAyLos, ESD. oas q the arm Of 0coeEe h.
Jackson Co.. (roa fvunders Centre stree&,) Of scn
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SHIPPING.

EOR LlvLRPOOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
-, snip AkCIlC, Capt James q. Luce This steamer
VIII depart with she United States Nails for Europe posi-
berth at the f Of Canal street No berth
paid for For freight having uncqualled
modations for elegance comfort apply to EDW X
COLLINS CO., 56 Wall street. Tho steamship BALTIC
will succeed the Arctic, and sail Juno Goth
ID EDUCTION IN FARES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA
N IiverpoolThe Liver pool SITES n
ship Company intend sailing their Steamships Is fol-
lows
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester. .............. Thursday June
City Of Glasgow .............. Thursday, JaIy l
City Of Manchester. Thursday July %
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City Of Manchester ............ Wednesday, May
City Of Glasgow. Wednesday, June
City Of Manchester. Wednesday, June 30
Rates of passage from deiphia-saloon ia single
state $780, in double rooms $685. in forward
state S5Lcudng provisions and stewards fees
For freight or passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place, NY;
or No. 9 Walnut street, Philadelphia
limited number Of third class will be taken
AZ $50 rem Philadelphia and SO from Liyerpool-found
with provisions,
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-roI

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-r0R
~ New Orleans, via layana-The splendid steamship
LMtlkE lily Ivy tons, John Leeds eommsnder win
nesday, june 9th. at2 o'clock p NJ precisely Rates of
passage to Havana and New Orleans (new
Ladies Saloon Berths $50; After do do $40 Forward do
do; $50; Storage s2o Specie only taken on freight
70 Havana Freight taken to Orleansa
cubic foot Shippers Of freight requested TO supply
Themselves with the Comranys bills of ading, which
lie had application at the Office No other form will DO
signed No bills Of adng signed after the ship has sailed
Tor freight or passage, apply to Nj. o. ROBERTS,
Mcsts treet erocW
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RrasT SocsEIr NEw CauRcH Lecture Room
Of the stuy vesant Institute Rev Richard De Charms
morning and evening
csnsr,as IsHArirrr SANCTUARY, No los First street
Mre. Bishop-evoning
CpvscH OF THE ErirHAsy, No. $50 Stanton street
Rev. T. Stafford Demonstrating
E,AsayLIcAL LUTHERAN CHuRcH Mulberry street
near Grand Tenth Lecture of Course ON the Future
Destiny OF Man subject" WIN there be different de
grees OF glory and happiness among the Saints in
Heaven
BarIIsT CnuRcH. Stanton street. Rev Mr. uiscox
from Norwich, Ct.-to-day
UNION BuiLnISos. No 1853 Bowery. The following
announcement is made for to day The messenger OF
God IN the spirit and power of Elijah viii preach to-
morrow three times, at the usual hoursn
SEooNr krrorMrp pprgrYrFEiAN CnrRcH at Medical
College No 81 Crosby street, bc:Nt, Broyle ANA Sprog
street, morning, afternoon and evening.
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THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.-DR z.
Prestons Female Panacea, Nos !. and removes al
Of the female system Ser. BY mai. 81 0o:
vice. Mono genuine thoae tho original
laborAteur. Dr. p 6 Bcwery. Address 49, ChAthAn
sal Office N Y. -
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NEW AND IMPORTANT INvENTION.-DR DE
and remedy for that dreadful disease known Sper
matorrhea Improper secret habits youth,
&c. is At the same time preventive and curative for those
elaustDg losses that harhsng and and
capseatng tho for business society and matrmony
1t lie safo md failing may
be uecd without inconvenience or the knowledge Of the
most intimate friend causing pain injury Whatever
powerful nygoraor that alters short full PRINT
tive vigor restored OF many years
and matter Of COURSE all the concomitant complaints
Ncrvorsncss Proetration Dyspepsia Weakness q the
Memory Aversion Society Self Dstruat 3d. dis
appear tho Is stopped from which they
eapated This instrument constitutes the surest ss.css
aud by the cheapest treatment offered to the amct
Of little benefit whatever The rrice SIS care
fully sealed and secured In box which can be
part OF America. Prospectus with csrtthcaes grsus u
post.pedl applied for Once No q LsgesTa sseee''
DROFEssOR EsMFRALDO, FROM LISBON AND
new discovered in Europe One Apphcs-
tion arrests I'll disease. Whom II has become o'nttutcna
he uses Of remedies recently introduced
into practice by the French surgeons ny this means no
rsnd and pcrm protracted half ourcd
patched up and such as have been considered ia
Injections Of tho skin and debility from self
~. osoe 4; II Anu tho Museum. Separate
rooms provided. Entrance through the entry.
NrO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. CORBETT, 10 DUANE
IN street may be consulted confdential,y tho treat
mept Of dciicate diseases In this
speciality tho profession abs him to mako speedy and
cures ard recent removed In three days
honorably treated From his long rience he enabled
eBcctunlly certain nervous debility, De Cotbet
s mcubcs tttho New York uniyeysi.Y
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nR. MORRISON c0aI< FULTON STREET, CONTINUES
to be nsulted all diseases of private nature.
in his special department enshes him -
treat syphilis and sexual debility with uueauaed success
His oe'se hours are from SA TO 9P. M Sundays
excepted) at which times HE ole friends and patent
And all ethers desiring 70 be skfuy aad justly reats
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nR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, so WELL
known for the last years for hin superoe
OF private diseases cap be CONSULTED Of
ganduiar enlargemonts aud nervous debility. All oeses
farka}
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Ladies Sais stno gsrha So AsT do d. s3o Forward do
Freight taken to New Orleans At 20 cents Dsr
viii, IKE on nTe II feG pS;s 20 SUPPLY
T. s on Ss II asar M es s,s No ss 5 n will b
FOR freight Or passage, spgy ,.... 9; RosTRIs:
,,sss Is.
neetins rh tIs rne,Sd NAN
Sny sp9 Line for 0.sson
r1sa ssts raj stsa%P
on Saturday. june o. at O'clock precisely for AsPnwa
sy Fay and s.s9 the III
9 h BE 4 : e sss;
Rss n PeI eS' "a arrsa aa . Rss y
Toxss Az ard Forward saloon DO: So Second calm
Tbs AgsS & TIanis Gt sas ls
ss ~ s at
for & and ana g';s9. %s
s NY rs 6sy {, ss
at #, s s sss y e. g
street, corner Of Warren. New York.
EoR san RANcIsco-TUEsDAY, JUNE LITE
fITTsBvRG, 24uo tons burthon, WIN. G. stctcstury.
ss,easss aIs5atss her trade asfs
vii sa Tor san Trsaesec :. tonchinr a. v.,osras
spd Psnams. state large and airy ADD her
aaest fspns Of both Ieht and air q veil as a
rht between docks !. is confidently expected
than by tho crowded via Ghssres as
Only limited numicr passengers will taken Apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. al Exchange place New
York. and Ne. Walnut street. Philadelphia.
-
VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FsANCISC0-THE
shorest and chea post Through tickets without
h0KTULnN LIGHT, 2,5t0 tons burthcn. will leave
over the Nicaragua Transit Route hsving twelve miles
S asS the
fsee. ofthe 7Ispst Co for crossing rely
passengers taken through for $780, Si5 they paying
their own transit For Information or passage apply only
= =. : -. $1,000 = .r.,..--..
" sAn "a s Tro;saa hsE ,f
ork ina San na grs
8. Berry, commssdor, viii take hor deosature for
Pim az .crnenf3ur ~ P.n,m. Win ytha - nov d"nhs
engine stcomsb;p iNFiEID SCOTT 100 tons bvrtSen
Eobney Couard Cor mander which steamer awaits the
we SasseIasrs az W nnc Gnsed sse s
om Mem ra anu a s
Tbsse xesse soommosstan and saty spe noe snr
pssse2 ~ any on Tins route ana an suroon
ssaenea 20 eaeh vessel ,nea Sases sss maac the
e" OK Shu Soo ~ ays hine
both as to running and aetnai time from port 70
10 DAVIS. BROOKS CO,
0enernl Agents y bsay yn street;
m. Wa. NEs SuiuN.soN,
Ps,e,. nv tbs Initial s eoshuI , - oorey
aide tie wharf and take the Panama Railroad
mptn In boats a. chAsres And tho river
GREATLY RFDJCED RATEs-EMpIRE CITY LINE
VIGTb, new danbic engine .teansbin sIERR. n EVAN
Iso0 tons j d. Wilson Commandor viii take her denar,
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9RFsbi TERRAIN GENERAL AsSEMBLY
From the Charleston Couricr.l


I've report q the Committee on Foreign Correscon
.eee containing the names Of those who had published
~ ~ rsions ana recommending the continuance of the
corr ronuenct Wa presented by Or. Halt and adopted
JNti4urt no respecting boundary line. was adopted
overture NO ~ was adopted afmifig that rcorlination
rot required the admission of ministers older, and
@aeons IRON other Protestant determinations lat the
SANE qualification expected - are demanded OF s
',htT candidates. Overture No. L. foin The Presbytery
- 'uccy 'auesiins such change in the book OF d.s.
n.;s s VI" ciatle minister and one elder to perform
81 ioro n. ~ when The other elder H. from any cause
rendered incompetent disposed Of by resolution
that no alteration il Necessary The eul Of ds-
epuc in the supposed Thercport Of the Committee
the Theological Seminary AT Princeton presented
~ Dr Mclean, and made the order Of the day for the
q! errcOn
The committee reported resolution paying just tri-
Lutte Of respect and affection 10 the memory Of that
venerable Of God. the late Rev. Archibald Alexander
H. irst Professor of the Seminary. and it. President
cr nearly forty years The report Of the Boar Ct Do
nestle Missions read by Dr. G. &. Jones, AMI acted
upon 1t prcseI ted full exhibit a the financial
dion Of the board extended history Of the missions
of thc church and exposition Of the prnc pies
which domestic mi ions conducted by the Assembly.
Ii document Of thrilling interest The subject OF
establishing cheap newspaper was resumed, and dis
cuss,d at great length.
The final decision adverse to tho establishment of
the parcr Nv LARGE vote The Committee On The Memo
ial Of The Charleston Union Presbytey reported resolu-
lions in favor Of recognizing that resbytery as consti
tuent part Of the General Assembly III passage Of
declaration Of adherence to the Assembly The report
placed on the docket
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Judicial Committee reported in tn, of the APP
peal Of Russell from the Synod Of Georgia that there
record Of the testimony before the Assembly, the
synod Of Georgia be requested to scpd to the noxt
General Assembly authentic copies Of all the documents
in the case Also that the complaint OF Davis against
the Synod Of Memphis, DO dismissed Both reports
adopted The order Of the daythe report OF the Theo
cgical :, mnary at Princeton-was taken up On the
sb ct of transferring the department Poomc Theology
that of Didactic Theology long aud interesting dis
ion ensue0 until the debate was arrested by the hour
Of adjournment,
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y ADICAL CURES, AT A SMALL ExPENSE-DOCrCR
Az WARD solicts tho attention of all patients whom
He private diseases with remarkable
celebrity ease safety and ehespnss The most inoreds
lous mm ediatey convinced Of his wonderful
3uS. All appliances and
yet known-posessed and literally dispensed by him
unfortunate Office, Canal street and BroaAwNU
Con graf hoo kqrat
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DARIs AND LoNION TREATMENT OF pRIyATE


Diseases, in few hours. by vegetable appic alton,
without pain In contitutioua affections and disease
FRI improper habits he combines medicine with the
remedy, and show any there thousands who
cannot be cured without IT. he has daily, Of
duration the other physicians In all, h gua-
raoties permanent cure. lie makes daily Of sric
without cautc For treatment letter address
hox IL Broadway Post Once Y. Those who apply per-
eonay have separate Office hours-9 morning till
=, and till evcpip Sundays excepted. NJ LARMONT,
Surgeon. az Reade street, corner of Broad way.
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DRIyATE MEDICAL W0RK-A PRACTICAL TREA-
tso on tie nature symptoms,
remedies and Of delicate diseases which
closely resent BILE and liable to he taken
the diseases ren ting from hcn with illustrative piaos by
Joseph Ralph H. d. author of tho Family Physician, So
18th edition. 32 Price 25 cents. For sale by the pub
Usher 4S Ann street. Astor House aud by most book
sellers; aeo by the author 63 Houston street. Mailed
Tree Of postage by addressing post paid to box 500 lower
Post
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I'd ACID AND RAnICAL CuRrs. suCu AS WIIL NOr

RAPID MD RADICAL CURES. SUCH AS VIII NOT
ie mon tbs but two. three days taken carly
and whose prrmanenoy be relied that will not.
to your perpetual cagn aud loss be breaking ont agan
can most certainly be obtained by and all of the rnfor
tupnte from DIR Ward This Is to tho serious
attention Of those who would be cured well and quick and
the hord secondary affections and tho newt ibe
detection and dsgrace that follow their appearance Now
and important discoveries enable him to than fu his
promises Of impossible to DO effected dor au
qustea method Every for The treatmet
yded Attention bestowed such will where
else Remember that hundreds being lost under other
doctors solely from oft Attention Il all that IL ree3ed
besides skill Dad with both his tho nortun
under him get most maricaily Office ut the OF
Canal street and broadway Book and advice gratis Med
q n 1nlI
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the Nature and Treatment of Diseases Of the Urinary
urgans; by Bostwiek NJ D. practising physician and
to 81 6S7 eolored plates. Extract from he Boston Msd
cal and Surgical Journallt may be said foarlcsy DO
equal to Actions or Records great ork the Same family
superior anything of the kud before
published in this country Author of work Secret
their terrible This without doubt
the truthful nd important book this subject
published Price, ST. Author ola book Natural Death.
Diet. &c Family Physicisp Cause of Quackery &c. &C.
For sale at 262 am Of tho Author. 50f broadway
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DE j. MoRDACS PREVENTIVE. WILL BE SENT
msn on reosi pt of 81 post paid 1t Intended for
Is simple End infsiblo Address MORDA bsI an PHI
IrdeiI,hia Poet Office '' N~S' ~ 49, -
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BY. VWNNEKH INFIGOKhTlNG COKDIAL-FHE
most remedy for that involuntary oas M
booiJ Energy SO harrassing and mis-
ctet to the nerves and body and mnd
and apsctatng for business from
secret habits Of youth m do be deceive
ca sy the s Of quacks There .tve
an imposition upon your creduty. This cordis has
stored hundreds after all other faiiod Take
no doctors advice till have tried cordial g. hot
tie three bottles for S sent To- the country SID at IS
Third avenue where all letters should and IL
Chambers street wb diseases and
~ LuccL sGtil u.iIl iInar
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nR WARDS UkFoRTUNATE'S FRIENDLY CURES
are tho best evidence then thore medicine for
private disease TO be compared to this
you that they would have got wei! without Nov
taken by mnludes without discovery Free from
immediate death TO the disease. Price ST. Oos
cor or OF Canal etrvet and Broadway
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CANAL BOATMEN wANTED-CANAL BOATMEN
wanted to freight coal In boats Of tho Penasyvania
Coal Company, upon tho Delaware and Hudson Canal.
Tho boats will average e tons during the season They
BY persons besides the cspan For particulars apply
tho oce Of tho Penpsyvsns Coal Company corner o.
Fort EwCs, uepy kendQut,
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- 70 tne Cnatham Hsnk may be confidently consulted
ment Of chronic of and such have
been considered ncuabe that physicians eminencs
better known both IN and out of the profession the
most successful In private diseases other
in the city ofEew York. His experience is the result Of
twentyone years devoted exclusively to this speciality Of
the profession Weakness Of the Of
their train Of consequence the result OF early improper
habits radically cured N. B.-No mercury used, Aad
Curn nua fial
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
c. isl (SiS.
2(usntaun, sianuar 8.

g2tr MAIDEN rem Qubtum blcrnllt ee er9etene
anicec. eoR mir, UNI Gem btsteriAcn Man9d an eia
abmbdftn elm 9reFes 'Gishaus Netout nuo nit auttm
Sis eefiut baten. gBlr iuo cabCr i'm Stanpe alls Ht
uns Gniprshsnrsn ben SonScn Scnnler bmearb mt
eirIlm artltd Ju ertben.
3u9liSb uathsu mir pos qutlifum in Der gtaet uno
iue,0sup cGrouf oufncrtam ros es tbr oi'nl'tb III
6ei pcrtemuenpsn ScSCsfdgn in Ger hctbtn Sabrsr't
Die eechnaus init Gis suios Sage Gut III crbolttn.
8ractmSgi0m Suueen in Der Stact miro oas Gis
isotu So9 an bos paus 9tbratbt.
Gs miro unlsr WslrSten FIN. dGs wdde uns nit
brer sunrbOft tcsbrcn, Ouf Gins NiGss uncpdutlIi;
tbe QBeil 81 bseistsn.
Scbn 8. Stimpf,
@afpar 6Iednsr.
mai 19, d.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
9ln Oau60dlttr.

Gin o,cle6 NTttmeut prn o0uSbo.tun9fs?tuiftt,
ais:
7prhocichirr, inmlnri9 cnonrdrtunr rrr;'nut-
Sant un0 &tw 4farnsu. WrUrfanutn, &rltINn,
@Huf'dsllu. ttt., ,tt.
Sbcrtrdocr urp GFoitcrs, ron 91rGFrlitbcn iu
ftinln in S,tts uuO ttim Tuetno. 0ttnfolls ven
acthii,hIr Trrm uno pttithttrcncn anccrn YIttTns.
!NcIiern nuo Gabcln in SGtts urr b,im
Cuetur, lr aath g),iTpu 0uGio; WcrfhncSculcItrn,
eta T. Nctb uuo 9utIbsrmflrn, lommt itotr oupsru
&Orittit.
Sdlchcu= unb 1ScSCrmcjicrn, HoTrmcTrn,
Sthttrtn, Sth0afhC,rn ron zen b,ttn 9ianufdtursn,
i ,, 3 unr 4ttrQi9I @hiisrn.
Sehnmfcln, eroovu, 6oitn, SEttsn, SttDcn, gid;
en-. Ntrtiu, Il. T. ~.
Srucrfchippen unN 3nrGen, eifrne uno mEf'
GnUrc pturW S,uu S,tsun0 Stirroroe, NchEnsoCSsIL
Stbuttptrs uno 8uSthltn, ,tt., jlm We touf btt
. uno & SdQer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
sSerfigc GgciSerifO3r
TN Qlllentpmn!!
9leli9D unb Sreini9,
Grae Sbdre unterbalS esibsrs soltbaus.


9eoicncn Iitb tier Gjde0tnb,it ibrcn SreunrCn uno
cnCm 9ctbrttn YutIttum i'm AI9emriuen, Die In,tae
~ mohcn tof is fCstln pru philadelphia wrtidsetsbrt
lnr, init ttntm ftittn Srd
Gyriibj0DrSs uno 9rntmer Sitter
Der ncucittn Sm,u, bic fs 9rnrcn no 0uf ReiitIun9
mn ouf nOur IN ftttJe 9lonnstlioer ouBuuatbrl,
uno ppar on 70 blli9'n QrtilIn, RAP fs n,r9cnosuc
cuit in elGr (St0no plllilcr psrtaut reretn tGnnGn
Chr 0r3SnpSrt9r 9rclG &crrotD f1t9e NIeioer bstbG
lm Sh, aus
SrtiQe R0fe pcn alien Muiiern fur Trub
jabr uno CONNER, feltiae 0oleu uon al
len StpIen uno Qrsjien uCn cen wrbl
frilirn S0mmerbUlCn bis Su cen frtnIien
3Icbcnen, &eilen iccsr Urt uno Yrei5
unterbpitn uno 9emocr. feline Gsmoer
uno 6emoefroQCu, Rropotten, etc, etc,
ols pcu rcltt fit gecnncn fuo an rSn olterneoriqn
prriin otuireIn. uuo man miro IS a. isirem &crbcl
iurSu Grlt btt rhuCn onruftn une ihren Strd in Au
lluihen ~ uChmer. chI man cnuc tauft
@ttuurlCu ieNCr HIT wuNtn nit COnftoretit an:
ocncmmgn unp ritntttsb ttcrNt utrnen, uuo "a is
lin prottihe Sthn3iotr iluo unb oe rel lhntn rer;
Erti02n Nrt td untrr ihrGr oInocn 'lCufiht dtbtn,
10 ihmrid!n le tdh i'm Stante 3u FIN eu9cmciue 9u:
hjrrtnhtt 0ctcn III iGnrelt.
0atbar fir b'shCr Qeuciitncn Funefhaft hcffru fe
rurth ptnththt 3srGnuna, quite uno coucboftt artcrt
unN biuiNs prsie fih rntr cen 9snElAsn 3uFruh ets
QuNNfuuS piirNia ;t mochtn.
Un.ntaun, 2prtt Is, 1852. nq3Na