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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
nRUGs AND CHEMIC ALs.-Thc subscribers

offer The psskggs: GUM ARAFle ASfsiIDA, MfRIti
RlN0 RiUBARB powdered and J3iAF, SEfsAR OF
LEAD MAGNESIa eacSsd aud cs,bnae AlA
CAPE ALoES FLOUR AND ROLL SULPHUR, CREAM TARTAR,
BALSAM CoPAIBA. GAMPlioR, IPECACuANHA, sNLTeETRE,
FLOR BENzoIN, SCiIy SODA, SUPER CAkB.
SODA QUININE NoRPilNE. sTRYCHNINE hrFlNE, SAN,
MEL oWpEREpC ANTIA ctiI9RoFofAl IODINE kRE
tlSOTE, MERCURIAL OINTMENT; AGETlC GALLO. PRlSsC.
CITRIC. oXALC AND TaRrAlii ACIDS skilaLlfZ ID SODA
PoWpEIlS loDiDE OF ARstlSi' LEAD ANnMkRCuRYi HRf-
Cip FERFdCYA AN laCTArE ssltf;E CITRATE IRON, Ci.
TRxrs or IRtiS AMP sfsiS ESSENTIAL eaanni.I
pare OIlL ~ ,Es, eml various oA#F Ist s AID
laess u, D, ttAlsf ~, ii tst'ssSst trt1t=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

ToBACCO-One lot of IS hhds was sold as follows: S
hhds at 80 at 31a and 4 at H. p tb.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-About 500 hhds Sugar
changed hands at previous rates Fair ssf04e. OF
olasscs 100 bbls disposed of at 2O02l 80 the
highest rate being paid for $50 bbls choice
fLouh-The market was firm, with light supply
800 bbls Ohio sold at 81 TO- and 100 bbls Superfne st
Louis, in lots, at 81 4OfdS4 80 u Dbl.
GRAlN-Corn was in brisk request with sales of 5000
sacks including 1900 from the Fatboat Landing at
and ~ at 40, and $500, on the Steamboat Landing al
49O5of OF Oats 72o sacks were sold at 31e TO,
Ohio, and 33D344 for St. Louis
PRoVls1oNs-Mess Pork was in good request in small
lots, at SIS 250S15 so p bbl and 10000 h. in bulk
brought bsf for Hoground Bacon steader with sale
of II casks Ribbed Sides at So and rs casks in lots Al
SAe Nothing of consequence done in Lard or Beef
| STAR CANDLEs-2oo boxes sold on private terms.
| BAGG1NG-2So bales India were sold. said to be nj
| about II iae.
RopE-A sale of $50 coils choice Rope ut 40 cash
| oDFfER2100 bags sell at sfS Il ies old nn, new, an,
| s's685. Sc fer prp,e iew
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

,..--
,rruy opyraue nrnury NARKET
NEW UhLEANn MVNGA M1n1A'
- w VI, 1yu,rr.co
CORRECTED DAILY BY W. w. w tiITE a CO.,
Exchange Office % Camp street. of Common street
opdon ,,v 1x6 y cent. premium
d.. ; IT.,
S"sySrt sixty DAYS 1a62li q cent. discount
Sc,syort sieit Ia y cent. dfseourt
Boston ,Yy i, dscount
Boston s5t .,.........-,. I40lX q discount
phiadslrin sixty DAYS discount
Phiadeiiha sight. q cent discount
f,oifo-n;a Gold '......... sI7M s1T as p ounce
y,"xran noas - lLC3a p premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

From LIHERiA.-Wc learn from the NewYork CONNER
cia Advertiser that letters have been received from Pres
dent Roberts of Liberia giving the unpleasant inteli-
gcncc that attack had been made on Fishtown by a
native chief Fshown Bassa Cove, about four miles
from Grand Bassa. and about the distance from
Edna, The following is extract from of these
Alrtters:
Government House. Norocia Nov Ga report has Just
reached here that Grando yesterday morning made
attack upon the new settlement at Fshtown, fire to
the viag" and killed eight ten Of the settlers have
not yet learned the particulars That the town has been
attacked aud burnt have doubt but that the num-
her Of lives lost has been exaggerated have good
son TO believe We however in state of great
element,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
@- DR. DALTON has this day received some

his St Charles up at2p
IANNEL COAL.-CANNEL COAL DELIV-
Erred AT SEVENTY FIVE CENTS PER BARREL.--400t tons
CANNED COAL, Of British bark Melissa
landing. This quality Envoys cargo
which delivered, by those
the Coal for its sold in this market For sale by
S. FIELD, Is Poydras
be left at the Coal Yard Baronne street.
tween Poydrns Perlido w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
NewOrleans Agency Of the Mutual Pro

NeWUTIeaIS agency UI IHe MUTUAL frO'
lection INSURANCE co. OF NASHVILLE, Tenn.
This Company will Principle Houses
candse against LOSS DAMAGE by FIRE and the Cagoes
Vessels description against THE PERKS OF THE SEAS
AND RIVERS. 80
ley persons having property insured this Institution
entitled full participation the profits without liability loss
TRUSTEES. ssNa
n. IIoison, NJ S Pitcher, Jas. Morton, Jr., N
john Waters ]. G. Shepherd, D. Weaver
J. A. McAstsr, H. Douglass, G. p Smith,
P. d. West, John Morrow, b. r. Mckenzie, >
John H. Ewn, A. W. Putnam P. W. Maxey
w. T. Berry, Samuel Seay, A. Morrison,
f. 5. Hall, J. B. Knowles, Z. Z. Hinan,
Alex FALL J. B. johnson, Robt. Stewart,
r. f. Bell A. ]. Duncan W. Prtchard,
l.. b. Fite, A. H. Hicks 7. A. Thomas.
A. o. P. NICHOLSON, President.
NJ. S. PILcHEE, Vice President.
C. j. F. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas K. Price, R. II. Fraser,
Geo. W. West, C. Conner
fy2a ly VIM A. JOHNSON, Agent 9a Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
Selling or to .MOre.

Selling or to More.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, fsY
TABLE CUTLERY, ~
The subscribers having resolved the coming will V
this date offer their entire stock large reduction price -
for CASH. The following of the leading articles;
GILT PAINTED CHINA SETS VASES, MUGS CANDLE
STICKS, etc.
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA, by the piece
CUT PRESSED DECANTERS, TUMBLERS, WINES DISHES,
LAMPS of all kinds TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNEp
TRAYS.
SILVER PLATED CASToRS FORKS SPOONS, etc.
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS all kinds.
COMMON CRoCKERY GLASS
WARE for country trade.
the particular Keepers
Steamboats, City Country Retailers the fact
clear stock by the LIST July moving
and they may expect bargains. 2. r. FELL. 4 CO.,
am3p S4 Common street,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

Wednesday Morning, February 4, 1852.
CoTTON-There spirited demand for Cotton yes
erday and the sales up to $500 bales at about pre-
vious figures
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RUPTURED $
mn. BANNING,s CELEBRATEp BODY

nR BANNING'S CELEBRATED BODY
PATENT the relief and Of the foi
lowing diseases Weakness the Breast srenehs shoInes IF
Bleeding the Palpi
ion OF the Heart and Piles Pains in tie B
Falling Bowels Proaesns Utetl Bearing
Irregular Painful Prose sensuato tendency Abor
and isuotiun Dropping
Cole Sea Sickness Chronic Darho peculiar
o Males Females.
Sold only BY DR.. SHERMAN, Agent for the South,
At his office, ST. Charles street. Ss,eCreans.
ts- fitted with the Brce Mas. sHgRN's Gs
Charles NH J.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

But this say, that the colored who deiv-
rcd the lecture did subsequently in presence
tat he should not object go back old yrginny if
he could be with his old master and that of his best
days spent there in slavery lie said.
that in his opinion the aboitionsts much more
anxious to help themselves than the poor saye.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

CARRY ME- BAuk The Boston Traveller. noticing n
statement somewhat impugning previous account of
lecture y colored in that city, thus re-arns the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

Ar1ENTioN. MECHANICAL INvENToRs.-Mr. +. NJ Ray
dvcrtises in the New York Tribune that he will give the
following rewards to any mechanical inventor frst-S.
800 for the best invention for preventing loss of life from
collisions and from the breaking of axles and wheels
$500 for the best method of excluding dust from the cars
best sleeping night-sea for railroad The pre-
miums will be open for competition from this date until
the Annual Fair of the American Institute where
they expected to be exhibition and no invention
already introduced to the public will be entitled to COM
pete for the PRICES 1t must be understood that these i-
venons are to be such as he adopted and put into
general use the inventors IN al eases retaining their
y'sat 10 the patenta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

IL ING'S MAGNETIC WASHING LIQUID
AA The community have been humbugged often by different
humg and all we nsk that Won viii GIVE ri FAIR TRIAL
SENDING WINE BOTTLE GETTING SOME, WITH DIFEC-
TIoNS, FREE OF CHARGE: JUDGE IT BY OTHER
PREPARATIONS WHICH FLOOD THE MARKET. A COMMON
SIZED WASHING MAY BE DONE WITH ONE GILL THIS
LIQUID IN LESS THAN TWO HOURS 1T SoFTENs AND RE
ARTIGLE, 1T BEaG As Harmless IN ITS OPERATIONS AS
WATER: AND CLOTHING WILL WEAR MUCH LONGER Thu
WHEN RUBBED BY THE COMMON METHOD OF WASHING
WOODEN GOODS ARE MORE THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AND
LESS LIABLE TO SHRINK. ALL COLORED GOODS ARE rem.
DERED BRIGHTER BY BEING WASHED LIQUID. THIS
MODE DOES AWAY WITH THE WASEiBOARD AND ALL r CB-
BING.
II SOLD AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER QUART BOTTLE,
OR SENENTYFlVE CENTS PER GALLON at No. log MAGAZINE
STREET doors Poydras where the public
and EFT SOME FOR TRIAL, FREE OF CHARGE.
CIiAR4ES FEINOJR, Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

A RRIVAL OF Nine. AD0LPHE.--THEO ORR
IA GINAI- UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY CE1EBH ATED Nine.
ADOLPHE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
SYNPATHtEST IN THE WORLD, AND THE SAME DTSTIN-
GuIsHED LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
THE CORRECT PREDICToNS OF SUCH INTENSE
CITIES OF TIE UNITED STATES, ATQuEEN VICTORIA PR
SENTED Her WITH ACOSTLY ALMOND BR0ACH, AND DANL
WEBSTER WITH A RICHLY JEWETED RING. Is NOW IN NEW
ORLEANS, READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS THE WESTERN
VERANDA HOTEL, CORNER or TCIIOuPITOULAS AND JULIA
STREETS, ORNATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET, FIFTH
DOOR FROM TCfIOuPILOULAS STREEr,) WHOM SHE WILL
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PAST, THE PRESENT, AND THE
FuIuRE, II THEY AXE MARRIED OK NOT AND WHEN AND
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST I'M.
POSSIBLE AS HER APPEARS RECON-
AENnED BY SO HIGHLY RESpECTABLE SOURCES AND WITH
so lNNuNtERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND Skill THAT IT PRECLuDEs
ALL SUPERSTITION OR PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION
SlTION AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE
eS- CONSULTATION FEE FROM :, TO 81. LADIES NOT oC-
CUPYING MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES, so CENTS ONLY
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
TEN AT NIGHT. ian2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

NEBRASKA Manifestation Omaha Indians from Ne
braska county. west of the Missouri and north of the
Platte arrived at Washington the 21st ult. Ten
these men. and six women No less than five roads
from the Atlantic States to Oregon and California
their country. along which thousands of emigrants
nuly pass By this the Indians suffer in consump-
ton of their pasurage and timber they consequent
ly reduced to very destitute condition. and have no
hope but in appeal to this government Their journey
occupied four months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

nl, First Municipality; "me' Second Municipality; "m3,
Third Municipality The left hand figures indicate the number
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
UuNGAmASs IN ESGLASp.--The London correspondent
n the New York Times saws =

..of the New York Times, says;-
While you fetng and fcasting the Magyar Chief
in America, his compatriots in London likely to
starve. There about hundred and sixty Hunga
rian exies in metropolis The funds derived from
various for their support the of being
exhausted and the question is what be done to afford
them shelter and sustcnance during the winter
months rejoice to see that Lord Dudly Stuart true to
tile sympathy he has displayed in behalf of foreign
PATRIOTS is stirring IN Their behalf Ills Lordshp strenu
Professor w Newman viz That the of these unfor
tuuate refugees shall be laid before the public and that
households shall be invited to offer bed cases.
in others board for Hungarian according to their
means or inclination. In this way it is hoped that the
whole number may be quartered among those who SYM
pathiSe with their msforunes and the of their
country until they find the means of support by invi-
dual exertion talent etc The conduct of these exes is
well spoken there is to believe that they
desire live in dleness upon the kindness of others and
that they possess available talent for different avocatons
is fully admitted In the painful circumstances they
placed in little of the money subscribed for the Hum
garian exilcs would be of invaluable service
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

AUSTRIAN SEyEaIrY.The correspondent Of the London
Morning Chronicle writing from Rome under date Dec
49, communicates the sentence passed three brothers.
Henry Charles and Edward Stafford of the late
Lord Alborough, by Austrian Military Court at Leg
horn The parties were members Of democratic
society organized is alleged with view overthrow
the monarchca government of the Grand Duchy of Tus
cany; Henry and Edward were sentenced to death by
hanging for participation in the crime of conspiracy and
the conccament Of prohibited arms Charles for partic
patton in the printing of revolutionary papers
fenced to one years imprisonment in irons. Marshal
Radezky had committed the sentence of Henry to ten
years imprisonment; that of Edward to six years i'm
prisonment and set at liberty Charles The severity
of this treatment in the of Henry and Edward had
caused some sensation at Lghorn but does not appear
that the British Government has nterered in their be-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

ERUITs, FLOWERS AND VEGETA-MH
ELEsPeaeh orangs, Mepus- Japeniea, Apple, Pear go
Neetarine Fig and soft shelled
Raspberry and Strawberry ioyeys sedng) Vines; Twenty
thousand giant Asparagus Roots Lonon and NewYork nh
1857 Two thousand imported superb
Roots; Carnelias Strawberry
full assortment of GARDEN,
sale wholesale and retail al
+. D. GAYS Seed and Plant Establishment
-... 1883 ST. Charles street. Lafayette Square
~ SPECIAL BOUQUETS AND CAMELIA FLOWERS Supplied s
In,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

TERRIBLE AcctpEsr-A correspondent of the Washing
ton Union writing from Uniontown Pa gives the follow
ing account of terrible accident which occurred the
Big Tunnel the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
After laboring about three years to pass under
tain Of rock working day and night the hands from each
together Friday last Those on the west end
being to those the east end than expected
(only feet between them) blast applied. which
when exploding produced fearful and fatal
From the number at work which eleven. one man
was killed and eight seriously. MORALLY wounded
Two only escaped unhurt and they were considerably
stunned They did not know they near together
until the explosion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

IcE PoroNAc-About ten miles below Washing
ton where the river is wide the ice is reported nearly
two feet thick Opposite Georgetown measured on
Tuesday and found to be eleven and half inches Fears
are for the safety Of the Long Bridge at Wash
ington in of a sudden thaw.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

CrMCibIes-Crasci
E The undersigned, sole Agent this Market keeps constantly
hand large stock of the celebrated DIXON CRUCB long
avoraby known to Brass Founders.
lm6t2p ALLEN HILL, Nc. estree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
NEW GOODS


Charities street. has just received steamships Winfield Scott
Union and Empire City and by the smiling
Fashionable
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore unsurpassed in extent
recherche style, which he RETAIL
to his reduced prices The stock
following,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

SAVANNAHPer sr Gen Cinch 56 hhds bb pork 0-
b moas 40 do whisky 10 bbls 26 kegs lard 40 c ba
candles, hid 30 bales tobacco.
CAMpEAcHYrer shr Apaea 81 bba -four, 20 kegs batter
and snndries.
MONTGOMERYPef hhds sugar, 2l6 bbls III
bbls moases 364 bs -four whiky potatoes
candles, 90 do clese
hf do mackerel, casks bacon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

ms Museum, NewYork, has returned 10
i TO Biloxi, and holds her daily court ut her
let street. between Perdido and Poy'irns
all who wish TO be informed of Wonderful
ntitic principles of Phrenology and PALMS
BILE md correct prediction to Mile Jenny
)rleans, has created the greatest wonder and
The long residence of Madame Lamont in
alton with Eastern hIagi, have given her the
re possessed by no one else in this country.
iw suits pending will find il 10 their ndvan
" being limited, she has reduced her prices
One Dollar for gentlemen. ms GIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

GLooMy,-The recent excessive cold weather in New
York has had an annoying effect the gas pipes Some
parts of the town have suffered severely want Of light
The Commercial Advertiser says:
We should have attributed the fact to the freezing Of
the water rather fluid in the it is said that
when the meters have been examined and put in complete
Order the gas continues defective before and the
sole responsibility is therefore deemed to rest upon John
Frost ESQ., gentleman who plays pranks and takes iber-
ties which Puck the legitimate prince of mischief can
scarcely rival The office of the gas company is literally
beseged with inquiries Applicants for the inspection
repair of pipes have to stand waiting ut the door
take their turn like the purchasers of tickets Jenny
Lind concert the merchants clerks at the post office
when foreign mail ia about to he Delivered
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
SBer 2epef brourDt Der lefe
SSSillieep1o Gsriass,
GMttiet In QLuentouit

Wadt bisrmit fetnen Sreunccn uno tem
pubIifum ilterbaupt bic 1nSeise, taB er
oaS @urrier Ceeberbrsiterl @efbdft nod
INNER fortbetrsibt, an Ieinem otten Stanb-
pIob, in Der Sumilton StroBe, 9rooe &C.
9enilbrr 9o9enbub's 9ofbaus, uno Bwar
auf cine ouseeoebntere @efc oI5 ie.-gr
III fecben BON Neupcrf surildqtfebrt, no CT
einen ucrtreffIihen Stod ein9efauft Bat, ben
ct 9sfOnnen 1T, fenrn Runeen 70 wobIfeiI
abSuIdien, aIS bieS ir9enowO fcnif 9eftbsben
fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
9llfertfoalrt 9fca0cfalic.

Ser Sonimer Sermin bieles Snfiitts
nimmt fsinsn 2lnfano am 1ltsn Moi, un.
ter Qufiidt Don q. 50. 0rc0prD, A. Nj.
ale principal, untertiiet bon fdbi9cn unp &C.
bilcetsu @ebilfsn.
Mrs. gmilD Dunbar 8reqorp,
eebrsrin con 8ofal uno ltrumental'M 'Mu
fif.
gRiB Sane @re9Orp, geiterin 4bc5
weibIieben 9cpartementS.
6r. Nathan Stcrn, Don 6e6en
@oGd, 9euHdlano, 9sbrsr be5 Deut16en
uno Der 2sidnen' uno Shrsbfunf.
Ser tlnterribt i'm Sronj6GTben pirb bic
8crbeite BON SlIsnborff'S MetbOoe unb jt'
ner BON prcfehOr picot in ii6 brateifen.
StaIienifb uob ben Spfemen Don 81
leuccrff uno Hobeuc.
Die preie bes llnterribt5 bGeben bic
ndmItbrn wie i'm Iestidbri9en GataIC9 an
9eaCben.
9ie Gebrer fino Su tiefer 'YrOfefiicn er-
Sc9eu uno boben lcit Sabren erfCI9rcib gu
fammcn ocmirft. 2(noerc 9ebllfen ,peroer
enQo0irt lO mie cS n6tbi9 piro, uno UOtIr
ffanolger uuterrittt miro srtbcilt in alien
3wciQCn elmer pcufommcneu Utacemiibcr
@kithun9.
Sr. Girc9Orp trinQt ~ zen vcrontwrrt
litbn palttcn fcinsr StclIc cine oicrjcbnidb
rjgs prattifbe Grfabrun9 in fcinem Beruf
nddocm Cr piele iun9c Ntaucr fur oa5 Sol
CQium unp cd5 mercantile Geben prrtsrGt
tet une tie Shut' Griiebuu9 pieIcr iungs
0amcn beaonnen uno pOllGncet bat; unp
r bpfft ron bCn .8urgsrn pou Nuentaur
uno Geha @auntp cine unteriiutunq, oi
Der Don ibncn 9ebeQten @uroi9uu9 Der GOr
rbcile elmer Qutfn SduIe rntfpriht; oo6 rot
fclc R0cbstbum ce5 9uitiut5 in NueIihfei
unc Unfctcn, mdtbcs iid untcr bcn Nufpt
Glen re5 lrBtbcriQcn pcpuIircn printipaI;
f. QIudlih entipiteIte jur gbre cs5 pubii
fum5 fprtoduern mtQe
Uuentaun, Moi 6. 1852. nQ3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

Die untericitne;sn woiltsn nhtunQ8pCu
ta5 QubIifum beuodrjttiqeu, caF fie cas-
aamfmnnnS Observation-Disclosures
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
Grnitbaft 1rGbcp bnrf.

Ga cnSu tcd Ctn pilts ouS rGrmrNtup III rucbtftiltr
- Yrtaufln olt rcs t Ter Sal uar uno pchftiltr ais
man ;:atuc icnltWc ;urcrtaufn Iultns kinwiro 0it
lIriah, M lion cfttrS an9t9tcEn perecn, uno bS aus.
ir,N ,r,h cns ur,ntitdt SitSr-rS tuutClhrettih.
Wwft pob,r an, rpinn ST. fir Cub iIHlt banren
pclIt. 8cri8umet rs ,,Nir nltbt otnn n'mano ptro
bclrcitcn naB Der altt 9uupIst H''n'!D unU Es g:
reueu qartnTs un0 oGnbc Cs unter ru,, ''''"nE'
nlt lan9c ltiubGn tGruCn, rtun iit mdIn ibr, ''"'
Ger "ausUabrtn" ptrmotu ron gRcr9tns friibs bis in
Ole ginlbt bbafti9 81 fem, uno clIttn bit GAS Sc
lbaft nGerlt91n c wrrcct Sbr Damn 9tpib uebt mebr
lc prtIftu faufin, bafir nehut unitr y crt. Dahtr
,9tnabsn wtun Sbr 0GoiTlr bOtt cncr ncbf.it oetau
ruenn @uCb cine Gdtgenbtit an0tbctcn ptrb. Stben:
tCt cof bier, ,unttr Dem nshlnpsn Ncno" nibt GILES
70 bbn fam rpie cs iCet III. Ibcr Sappcrlc,t mas
tcmmt "a rplteer cine Grcue-ein RuIb-92a gia!
ais dryer als ar0cr! Sect 1T bann Ger Stcbr az;
itedt pc uno itb bab ttn glag mebr 81 ldre6en ais
au CinGm WatrCen SaS, uno oa GGbt Cs fiber ,inlh
rau. lbsr. rpaS NlotrcIcu iino orn trIre als fit
pasn Sabren in Qucntaun paren. Da mtine l6dlf,
nun icultrpc nctbuino9 it, 70 mu6 III fbtit8sn. 8alo
prb iitb oiGlt Srna piSoSr hSrsn loIIu. Dennmgnns
fort 9ebt muB oGr tie nabs 8ctbe ptteer in ben
Niartt.
@Crlisbt tbpun il6it ba6 bict Sirma bStbf bant6ar
1T ftr Die un9brc RunbFbaft bic iit 9tnsft-eOB man
"a rttbt bebanoGt Miro cut vdre Der 9ulauf nitbt 70
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