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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
REP
Of Public School Superintendents Of Bmling
ton, orhe gear ending March, 1852.

ton, The gear ending March, 1852.
FELLOW CITIZENS
During the last year, your Superintendents
have endeavored to serve the town, in dscharG-
ing the duties of their office, according to the
best of their ability. In the examination and
licensing of teachers, and the examination of
schools, your Superintendents have studied to
pursue course, in their judgment, best adap-
ted to subserve the important interests of pub
lie education, in this increasing community.
In our fifteen school districts, we have, in
all, twenty-three schools. These have, all,
save one (No. 3, which is very small,) been
visited by the Superjntendents, once during the
year, and most Of them twice. Their plan of
operation has usually been, for one, and some-
times t'c0 Of their number, to visit each school,
in the early part of both the summer and the
winter terms, and again, near the close of each
term They have, at these times, subjected the
entire schools, so far as deemed practicable, to
pretty thorough examination, in the examina>
tion, in the several studies pursued have no.
ted the methods of instruction, government,
and discipline, pursued by diherent teachers,
also the genera department, application, ,and pro-
iiciencoy of the individual scholars and think
ing 1t best ever to deal plainly, though kindly,
with both teachers and pupils, they have earn
eslly labored to correct existing evils, by such
statements and suggestions, as various cases
seemed imperatively to demand.
At the close of another years service, in
their department of public labor, it affords your
Superlntendents sincere pleasure, to report con-
llnued and encouraging progress. We think
II no eXageration 10 affirm, that the Public
Schools, Of Burlington are, at the present time,
in all respects, an hundred per cent better than
they were five years ago. Within that time
public attention and interest have been more
and more awakened, on the subject, Six new,
attractive and ccmmodlou5 school houses have
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huence is already felt in many a fatnily circle
and to the observing Is noted in the improved
dcinoanor ofmany lads Of our village.
&. BY its hcalthtul dicipline and thorough!
instruction, it is raising up most interesting
company Of youth, who promise to be an hon
or and blessing to their friends, to this COM
munlty, and to the world, many years TO conc.
Fellow citizens, your Superintendent con-
gratuate you on the present encouraging con-
ditlon of your public schools. Very much re-
mains still to be accomplished. Encouraged
by your past generous sympathes, they feel
assured that on your part, nothing will be want
ing to make the public schools Of Burlington,
such that we all may indulge an honest pride
in them.
All which is respectfully submitted.
II. L. PARKER.
J. K. CONVERSE,
$. w, BUSH,
yvperintcadcnts.
Burlington, March 9, 1852.
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The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
SACRAMENTO CITY.
fxstes Horticaltuiral Fair. !

WE are in earnest That aIfmay be
VcassuEed that The Great Fair proposed
and arranged byIl us Will ceenlmselnce el and
be- carried out, opening on the 20tlf Sent,
Ne, invite the, public, to Gall at our Hall
and esee the Silver Cups and Prizes re-
ceiYed per Northernsrl BY, Adams 81 CO; p p
Express ia lwenty7sixy days from, New
York. The prizes to be awarded are now
on oexhibition ard we only ask Of q gem
erops public TO- cpme and Judge BY the
plsps we can, lax before them, not, only
thatiwe canfillfH'all heretofore promised,
but that this ,GRANp sTATH SHOW shall sur,
pass I'M magpifcenee, even the rexpecta,
tions Of the most;casual and and enthusiastic
lovers Of the beautiful in nature. 4, 4.;A,.
bed oal aoqn WARREN, y CO. an ~
a laoda 50 slynsAgricpltplraall Hall, ,'e~
slltd Sacramento City, J st.near Leyee,. !,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
STTER FFNS,ALE EOFRE.aI, iE.s4.a4sE

10 Y Virtue Of all execution to me direct
IOed, issued out sof The District Court, Of
the Sixth Judical District of the State Of
Califofhia, OH a Judgement rendered on
the 10Th day of ,lanuafy, 4. p. 1850, il ffa-
fowlsF II sq If ssss sSfa S y s @ ate s.
ten eTns per 81 cent per t,,bnth, from the said 10th
day of January, A.. D. 1850, together with
UPON, and seized and will expose to pub
liz sale, at the Court House door, in the
towh Of Auburn, OH Monday, the Nth day
of October K. D. 1852, at the hour Of
8 o'clock,P, M ,3'allf the right, title, and
interest, Of the said j ohm S !. Fowler, in
and To the following described tract or
parcel Soflahl, situate, ay ing, and Being III
the Scounty of Placer IF Caiifornia,
and boundeda as if6lloWs,J I'd iwitsI Begin
ming on The rSacfaTiento sriyef,, Sat the
north west cornef or Sacramento, counl
tyy thence hofthwapdI following the 9ftieL
ai,dfiYigs OF said river 10 the iine Of Sutter'
couhty ten miles below othe Junction OF
Sacraffiento ard Featker riverss thence in
a fiortieastef4y direction and following the
line bdiyiling Sitter and Placer counties,
to sti1e eastern bouhdaTy line of the tfact
Oh bafceli cfltand :9ecnveyedi by John fsal
Sdtter and wife to John S.oF Fowlery Ed-
gede f. Ginispieo and HenfySE Robinson
OH tile I 1tli day of June, AZ D1 $50: thence
sonthW afdIys and following said eastern
boundary, lite of said tract asaforesaidto
o'the h6ftherIyaiiheoof Sacfamehtoacoun-
ty; thence swesfwafdFy along isaid71ast
rhenfi ioncaiI iIi1e 20 Place otsbeglnning. a.
noiisoiidnq sd'S. 10 h.ASTIN, Sheriff, g
oo'inm'oBy MnP.!ifi.s HOVE, Deputy
Sept llth, 1852. '9st"a 7ai ~, |"
reFii sdi - irsq 1inf $50 arenm sdf
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
Selling off at Cost:

9ssses,si EHEoundersigped, wishing i9 part
lsslW tot otchange their business, would re-
spectfully inform theiB old castofner anld
the pnblicai,h general that they sMllliselt
their,vataable stockaof swstchess lewflry,
SIC. at less than eastarA ,prices.,i bsy,I,as.
- noiis1aHAEGHv& v& SQNs. fSsI ST, "
hetween I'd and stbB. y. Hastings bpAd7
ing. A1.sept aihhle
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
Stein GFiyier &C0nso
!, Middle Fork House,
BY Woop WARD g. Lewis

BY w WARD & LEWIS.
- TWO miles above. Todd's Ranch.
e4A4 We beg leaye to inform our numer-
Gus friends that we have on hand a good
assortnent ofagroceries and liquors,
and also the best accommodations for the
travelling community that can be found
"pun tse--1s.i A--.-a o.! i~-ee s..pr,l,
of cool and delicious water makes IL a
desirable stopping point. From this
point there are direct roads 70 Yankee
Ims, Big Bar, Long Bar, and various
other points OF i'm mportance.. 9d b!u0ds ~
Middle Fork House, Sept iS, '52my q
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
o Manufacturers Of California. c

To, Manufacturers Of California.
TNHEs Great Agricultural and Horticul-
i tural Fair and Cattle Show takes place
in Sacramento City September Goth, and
contiphes, ten, to fourteen days, 20 ysz,J
MaYpufaetprers MYP St, , Ct Agrleultural lmple
nifty to- exhibit the same before alargef
number of practical men at this Fair than
on any other occasion, and we desire to
do all we can to advance. the : interest Of
native talent. New inventions Or itdproye-
ments on the old 'Will:feceive the attention
of the Committee, and others be called
into public notice. >. ''1'' s''''9
2Manufacturerseofallispecies ofshe use
ful, III the ornamental, can, have tables for
their exhibits. if application is made soon
to the proprietors.' % ,0''' - s'' J." '",'
yqsy + = 81 WARRENis& O.smoIol
-9b ii 81 ,yIInoJ' Agricultural 'HhIs 1891
sill as,n Jstreet, Sacramento Clty..,i,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
A Card.--Te the CuItivators, of
aA nn.-.I.. ,.., TN o. Sail -..--.-- n Z.

4 3N aE3GW HtfiYIhcl ScOD. Sfr0s nuIgN3 "a
~ EEPa it's before,dth people 1.-The
IN Great Horticultural and Agricultural
Fair and Cattle Show will commence in.
Sacranlentoa City, Y September, 20th,l and
continue from ten to fourteen days.ie Ar
rangemett,. are now in progress to make
the show the most extensive, interesting
and beautiful yet presented in this State
Circulars areilow ready at our Hall for
all who desire to receiveathen, and they,
will be sent to all who give usepotice Of
their wishes, or whose hames we, have
registered. lHo TON ,goin9Jta 20 ydaoy al
During the exhibition, public meetings
will be held and DISCUSSIONS ensuet upon
the most,important topics of gthe science
of Agriculture and its kindred relations.
2iAble speakerslhave kindly, xolunteered
and are engaged. Ia Ar Grafton and, Poem,l
a Public Dinner, and other festivities will
be arranged $50, AZ to- make it; one -of gent
eral interest. y,{p,,.,,.,s
Ehe lists Of Prizes are large, and, they
will lbe, publicly awarded by the IcAharmen
of the several committees,je 10 ,rcn vns
The Exhibition Iwill, take place at our
Hall, which Willbe enlarged, and fitted for
the occasion in the best stXle.z tss, emi,
Communications upon any subject con-
nected withthe Fair addressed to Us shall
have prompt atteption.oq tSd ad, oa bjop
.oTrUYO WARREN Il CO., a,;d
Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists.
81 til A 5ricult,,-.,,t Halt J-atraat.i Sad
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
Ad,ninfytratots "A Ndticeyi u

Adn persons having, claims against the
IN Estate ofvJames fFriarI Deed, late, OF
Placer County will please exhibit them ql
with the necessary vouchers to the Under
signed Public Administrator within ten
months from the date iiereSf, at the office
of the subscfiber at Auburn, iand lalf per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate, payment ~ -.s.,zI hu,
oFFh' JONATRAN.,ROBE %
o97ionbf4 hAPub.o Admir-, Platter Co. u
Auburn, Sept. 9, 1S52.i'fionn SHAW
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
J. J..IW.TwVclkSesri., kSsi.

NTANUFACTU RING. Jeweler, and
-MwRoiesaIe' faSd RETAIL dealer in I'D ia
nsosads, Finer Svasches, Jewelry, ,GSiiveri
and Silxeraplatedl Mare, SCI SCI, Mont
gomery street, one. door north Of Sacras;;
inento, San Francisco, keeps constantly
OH hand and Is receiving by every steamer
FfNE WArcHEs9 ooflevery 7kiadi and
Make drolo aa9d ayad 1aYsn baB ion ma
DIAMOND WORK in, great variety,
amongst which are some, OF the largest IN
the country. """' -" - eeS7"9 ~
hGoId 'eharas, keys, seals, rings thim-i
bles, earrtings,slockets, chains and every
s71i s7S1IvEa W Ass,s ssrscgsfaaprissing scgssfaaprissing communion
sets, Silver pitchers, cups, spoonsy napkin
riagss oSlc, Sec, (which hes is selling at the
lowest spatesso gadf nj .e,aslei, ,ho1 plan
oCbrQnometerst rated, watches carefully
cleaned and repaired, and all business
pes+tainiiig to the Tine atfendedito.ni'13 odi
nCoaatry 9ofders' pancsaallya attendsa,t
Prices snd goods suasanteedrte sylt lPAEtI
CuafETS. uo4ssuIu,GEs- ~ o1 altIN DttIif lai
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02

Magnolia, III Sacramento City,
ON J street, between first and second,
Vaso5 well known since 1850, furnishes
as good liquor and sets as good aiilunch
every day at III O'Clock, oas any house in
the city. : THOSE who want quiet place
to sit, drink andread, had better call and
see us.GAseDt1S Sm sev1sd aoiT d 2gigR9'
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
sYE.RPLANK s. llIsMlUiIlL-lL lMlIcsMlUiIlL-lLlNI,
., COnhIni ssiOn MerchaMtss

IA ND general dealers in Groceries, Pro-
IA. visions, aud Liquors, fire proof brick
store = Central Whaaf, (betWeeni Mont
geometry and Leidsdorf strcots, y San Fran
CISCO Cal! oDJ- All orders from the icoutiI
tryl will e be execnted with the, :strictest
attention and despatch, and guaranteed
:, sill m elotfofcgs ,rJtea ~ banirclIo
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
+" GrizzIv Bear House !,

F11HEIproprietors Of, the well known es-
i tablishment called the Grizzly Bear
House Tgturi their, sincere. thanks, to the
travelling public for the patronage here
tofore received and respectfully solicit the
of the same, We. always
keep good brandy, 50 Put says "a :; =.
sept, ,1so II ,'..1 nee 3. B:NQ{lBLI'E {lLI' & co. ,@
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
Ea,dqGmber. Lumber :! Lumber y.

Ltim Der lumber J! IumDer
HiHE SPRING GARDEN STEAM
i Saw Mill furnishes a cohstadt supply
oflSeveyI description Of Lunberywhlch
the s,ndets.gned IiS Sprepared to asliyef.s 70
sByf part of the divide, between the Middle ~
and. North Forks Of the, American River
9h jon E. BROWN, Proprietor; :
Agents authorized too irreeccgYe orders 80
Massrso Stoyal,n Il Cravinsi 81 90. ! Yankee
Jim'ssi Naessfs. Hatfield, oSms9Ss Co., at
Bak ers, Birds Valley and Ei Dorado
Canon; Cans = Msssrs, s,rSpip Sidiner g. Co., GflfFly
Bear HOuse,Lt 4 ar..Aitr.ntc1i I'll ei.llI..n I
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
WV WV r,IGK&R ,,If KGsr CAN SELF WATCHES
" AN AND JEWELRY CHEAPER Dl'

AND y F. Wy EAAeA OAti11AA -1-c :.
9f'i S9grHxN any UTHE 4 Ho6se' 9si"sd'l
10 noijoeasi4srMfaFE CtTa: iGdt TO soiipb
list. saI have leased the uwhAle building
that spde the rsgts receayyls 'sayl toT
yery small sum. .Gai1nsvnoo ~ 'haglD yFSf7
isd.odrhave aoipastnsr to divide PrQft,s;
with and am thereforeS "a enablsed1 to ial, sell
cheaper than If had, :, a,L, -: ,a,.,
Sd Falten4r To fhy own sales, 'in'conS
sequences ofwhiJkrl hasenolclerk to pay
and this is handsome saving per MONTH!
4th. have not the expenses to pay, OF
a man in Europe 10 select my goods, but
receive them through orders from one rofl
the largest importers oin rNew X ork;, and
the roof that GET ,thpsem them rjight right is Ydlu! that
am able to sell cheaper than any other
house III the trade III the city: 9"' 'ah' f"N
Elmost respectfully invite the pnbiicyto
call aud judge Esti themselves, asoellnag
o ,,sger div ,ys,WErs sTDCKtEflk, Gl!bl1l tfl, goc7
Montgomery st, near oacramentO'' Oh,
Sll-SnS yni W c9ae3i San Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02

E. L.Smith at Magnoha, ,1s
CACRAMENTO CITY, is the agent
y, tor the isEagIe : sBrswefy," III San
Francisco, and VIII furnish the bestale iii
the country, III barrels of half barrels 1T
all times-charges moderate. 'septlS SIN
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
- HAYES. s., LIND4ALL,,y;,,y4
-Ho' ''' Jewellers,
U,.IL .D..anaf sCIorS q f3Ia,ih ,Cfrpek beIOag

n
sre,iea Kearmy; San iFrancisce.aoasiin9.
TTAVE, just I received IAN entis'e new
1stock Of Diamonds, Jewelry of. all de-
scrriptions, fine Duplex and Lever Watch-
es, IN heavy California god eases, Of Da-
vid dTaylor,a M. l. Tebias &iCo-, Morris
Tobias, Stuart, Scovill s. Johnson's make,
ladies, watches, in plain and ,enamelledt,
cases: ladies' chattelaines and, earrings;
gents sdafI, vest and fob chains; seals,
keys, fager rings, etc., etc., fin great va
riety.oaO 'ind raWen. hsls9b OF. aac ~ g:
This assortment Of Jewelrys lspf ihe
latest patterns and best q'ia'ity: An ex- {.
animation of this stock Is respectfully So
4icited, both by ad,niyefs ofrich and hand
soss articles of ieys!sty' ysy' ana & these ss NShRa
our Chronometeer' eer' and Watch De-
partmentsis under the charge iofiiWa y.
Lindall, who is well known asa Superior
workman ID all branches Of Chroncnseter
amd.AV atch making and repairing.
hChrohomsters rated by transit cbserva-
tions, and correctr sgssrantied.qps ed
gWe, are !, also prepared TO manufacture
to order on. the, premises, any iartlcle Of
'iewweIry from California gold, to suit any
fant!v gnsF nosSos 9ids13WsnA!ih sifIF Z
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
,os a;IIOule aPresealts.afio odl

SltiWNo9 osfiOMc "EEcScaHSS'II''V m :"
DAR E,and beautiful goods at auction.
h.When,Iyeu, visit Ssn Erahnfclse9, hf ,s,I;3I ,Sall
HiN & DUNCAN Eongi Wharf, one
door below Sansofne street, andsexamine
their stock of ,superbly embroiieredi Ch!r.
hese Shawls and curosties, AT their their
auction sales these beautiful goods can be
purchased at one-fourih of the price that
they are selling for inthe States, Every:
person returning home takes with hlm 2. a
Chinese Shawl. sE-tf
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
B.!aF. Hastings & Co., Bankers.

b. Hastings & Co.,, Bankers.
MO. As Jtstreet, Sacramento city, B,
IN F. Hastings, General Partner,pop. Al
Tallant and J NV Wilde, San. Francis
CO, Special Partaers.n, Exehangs at cuff
rent rates for, sale on.l5 n0isalI1. .nsla l.ai
George Reahody - 20. 10 Load9nn, fno
William Hage &,Co.sisos pNeaos Korkiiiv
James Rebb 81 Co.. .,io4 MhlCr!teans.rs
Page s. Bacon, e,Saf'at LOUIS :
Gold Dust purchased at the highest
nr;csnf 8sHToih.-- roa@sSse pt IS anl&
Pp.H|YG..,,o adj al -al5sr. ! VI Lola4aa4xll 1
Banking House of, Read o& Go.
C,aCRAMENTO Agency Of BurgpynJ.e,
n Go, San Fgapeisco.uo Exchange clh1a9Rnge t9F
sl's Daring, Bross s3&&sc H. . a @os dpans9@
Hottingeurq y Co. u ,gqaie1 r5iNs qr's; ~ ge,1
IBurgoyne, gRlumes nsaw Ms'gg ,tl51'l.i York.i
Jno.- EH Thayer s., Bro, 10 B0ssto,,, stg. eyo.
Canal, and Banking CO. iuo M, 0rrIegrss, ysrasS,
4. A, lBencost y ,Cosilrs1i ~, ko'fssf-I kLo'fsFsf-I,o
ioGold Dust ;alwayslpurchased sathighest
price.---sept lSe4moea ed Iliw ii osrsto.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
SAN, FRANCESCA

Booka,Sr Stationary Warehouse.
COOK saLE COUNT, Importers and
\ dealers ip Foreign and domestic, Sta
pie 4 Fancy Stationary, Wells Bulilhdiltng
Montgomery Street, San Francisco. ''' ..
gFrenehjSpanisn and English books0i ~
.oWa b. Coox,r fan BIS. .LE'CouNEs Y
oslltf,eo ,nsbeaesbgi ns "a lIasylLl- 1ai4,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
s9 & % ] prA CO., SATURDAY ocroBER u y"
SAN FRANCISCO.
osiitHOben& w efIfe,

WHOLESALE, and retail dealers in
w Cigars; Tobacco, Snuff, Meerchaum
and Clay Pipes, &c...' No. 1871 Kearneya
street, San Franciscog ii ,isiroiib9 2sihGa
ALI ordersufroa the country promptlyl
and faithfully attended to-, a,id ssll-tfy fyse
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
NSisy CARRIERS Pubaishing Hail,

NVNBy V6FFI0TzS FuD1HSmIMS I1aEI3
70 LONG Wharf, SAN saANcIsco,o oCAL.itn:
BOOKS and i5Stationaryso sof ievery de-
l-g,seriptiopso a ccopPleae ASSIGNMENT Of
all Of jGleasoni'sc works b'Thes Uncle Sam
issued every Saturday morning, el,us ss i4t
adL LCHAS., r. iKlMBAL, Proprietor.i ev
ss1lrtfn midi .l.nr;nnl,A. III nint. an1...,E
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02

-saiBaroand Billiard Saloon,di
s1oBY A. Js 81 }. bartholomew, 81
On Main ST., Yankee Jinnfs.-sept1 1mS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Sefcnt[t6e 2SenOu.

Wttmr6s ben l7Ien MdrB nidfiens, UNI
10 llbr 8Ormtto9s, fousn ON 6auie oss
untrSCiHncten. in Norembtiitau 3our-
ftip, esbo Gauntp, fOI9snce Nrtifet auf
6ifrmIitG CT Ssnou vetfauft wecsn, ndmIld' ::
glue quite Miltfub, Shubfaren, Bwci
prdhtise Srnttrrffe 8etten unc 8rttlaesn,
Elm 8odtifh, Gin Slh9eItift, Gin Stino.
Spicsei, Gin 0ueenc StubIe, 9robr, &iife,
5tnheuIbronf. MiIdftrlrf, IS Oiro gum
3beiIneusr Carpet pfanBarunrtseren betm
8ul6eI uugefdbr 6 SulcbsI aide, irrrnss
8eftirr. @ldfer, Stttfn, 3Gber, Stdncer,
uno lcnlii9s 8auern-, Sou5 uno Hhtsn
9erdthe. Su uufdnoit Su mslren.
Die 8seiu9un9en am Gerfoufstagt une
Uuf,rartnn9 ron
Scfe Neder.
Cdr; a. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
WfGBiafcitSsScwcauna.

Im Iceten Oonncriio9 1T Su S0arriSture
cine ftbt Starfs Mdhcn- -SefammIuna, su
@un1en rcr @infubrunq bsS ,.W inc 9i,
qutor'9eieees" in bisfcm Staat eehal.
ten worotn. YiitQIieoer oeS Srnats, ees
Saufss Der SepreIentantsn, uno 8uraer
aus psItn SbriIcu bss Stndts. baben carar
QntheiI Qsncmmen. Ssbr qcititte Hecen
iino turcb DEN Gbrn. 5rru y. 6 oOmb 8,
uoe Or. ped QtbaItsn, uur fircnse ge
ftIube sr9en our5 ipiritutfs 8etrdnf anac
ncmmen moreen. Qm Montoa foute nod
mails sias cerurtise SefammIun9 cafeIbf
fClaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
9(0tante Sia6rt6f.

Da SaeObM Manb unb feline Srau eeab,
bon epnn Saunfdip, psrmitteIif elmer
freipiui9en uebsrfbrsibun9, catirt ben 26.
Ssbrner 1852, oll' ibr @iaenthum, fowObl
Iis9enoes aIS perf6nIibes uno permifbtes an
bic llntersei6neten, unc Smar sum belfen ID,
rer @reoitoren lbertra9en baben; 60 wirO
biercurb Natriht 9e9ebrn, oa6 ale SOtbs
peIde nO6 an befa9ten Mane fbuIcis iine
innerbaIb WOden an Die untsrSeidnstsn,
ODER ir9suo einen oerfslben abSubsSabIen
bobsn.- uno oieisni9en bic nod rebtmd6i9s
SOroerun9en Su MAIDEN bobeu, lino ebsn'
falls erfubt oiefelbs inuerbalb Der bsfa9tsn
3eit wObIbeitdti9t einSubdnci9sn an
SaBi6 S0i. ai(tler,
elias WiauF,
afisniet.
MdrS 4, 1862. Hq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
GS c Gp Be IL;

Nm 2ttn sNdrL in adtutaun, Wfatiioh, 3rtbtsr
BON 9cubcu uuo Gtilc Sauffnlau, in 2ttn Sabre.
Am 23iin Sstruor, in gaItur9 2annfbtp. etda
Gauutp, 6trr Daniel GliieF, elm fbr acadhttttr
8dr9sr, in ftirem 74iten esttnsiabrt. or mar lben
Ctpo Elm Sabr trdntlt.h, uno bate pid on Dem Yakn;
lteu III ciosn, uuo ytset pures ct nrh eurdp ctne'
Shla9lluS 0erGbrt. Am forouf fcigtnetu 25ten St;
trror. rpurreu rrTtu ir jfbt lletslreltt rem Id k'
gbcs Ger Groe dbsr9'bsn, I'M 9siRin stnts ebr s"bl'
reltbsn esicbtr9eftlcs. esbsn Ssrt, 2ts 2tmctbsun
46 Gapiti, @ers IS.
(GinlcOnet eurth oCr Gtrp. 6rn. 8rctit)
Um tEetn Dcrntritog. in risllr Staet am Sdtar'
Iah1Itsr, Sarnb Sumter, SSbtntein prn Or
ee;btr uno Gtmina SrcrItr, i'm 2tn eGbSnsinb.s.
(Sln9snntt turtb rtn Gbru. :. SiAGr)
Qm 22ftn Sstr. in gcnotbroun,, gats Gauutr
Mfiltpu Saumcr, i'm 3tsn e,b nsidbrc.
Nm 29ttn, in Dor S0uicno, StmcHod Ncbce'
ca, unb Coleman, Gtnbsr rcn Srbann NHtil, erltt
res in attn Sabre, uhp ltehres in litm SABRE.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Mirs 4.
Scfentlt6c S4enOll..

Eicn1oeS cen 23lisn Mirs, um 10 tlht
Sormitta9S iClltn am Soufe tcs llntsrsddi'
ncten, in SanOpr Saunfdip, Gsta Go.
nobe Ger 8eItlttunsr MabIniuBIs, 6fsuilid'
pefauft pGbrn:
Yferre uno Yfsrbeeddirr, 8ihs nnS
@tmsins, Elm falt neuer 2 pfNce @aaef
no 9trp, HoGe uno gdtirr. Sa6t' mo
6Ctdhtitten, @fige, Gs9sn, 2 Drcftna'
ltinsu nit Ifrccsemott, cine patrrt Wihcs
mhbls. NrfcImhtle, Ssirerprtfs uno @rta'
bous, % Ufer 8aiSen i'm Grunc. -Gbeh'
fuQs: &Ommocs, 2 Drobr5, 9ousubr Ga
ihronF, 9etf. RudsufdrorP. 9ettfeuen,
Slide, Stibte, &itrn, 3 S,ftu, unb vief
1Onni9Cs Suus une Sausrngcrdib, lu wsii'
Idufis gu mcIren.
0ie Btoinoun0sn am 8utaufs'aos un6
Gufnartun9 pon
Onpib SSeinlnnb.
Mir; 4 "Sns