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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15

w. Der Guftitifcr YufcD. Der aud
NAL bier ouffabren wOute, absr fejn GjeIin-
gen bate, moltc am 5ten 9uIi Bu BiminQ
ton oufitei9eu-ober oas 0in9e mOut mie-
Der ntdt Qeben. Sie 3ufboucr bdtten ibm
in Der @rbitterun9 uber Die &duIbun9 bel
nabe ben Sallon Seritort.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15
win reiuer aebrons in Qruiffaua.

Sie Bbiss ron sOrifand~ buben einsn
srosen Sis9 errunsen in Der GrpdbIun9
elmer Mebrbeit Der DeIeedtsn bu Der Con-
vention, UNI bic @onfiitution su rsuieirsn.
Der Sieg in gtru SHsons mar eIdnsenb
uno ooIIfdnei9 inosm bic SenotrrtaI De
legotsn nit elmer bsoeutenoen Mebrbeit er-
mdblt wurosn, uno % BON ben "a 8eprd-
fentonten SeIe9otsn @bi98 iino.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15

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| Philadelrhia Bank par
schuyIkilI Bank (under iniunction) ur9on8tor
Southwark Bank, par
Trndesman's Bank. par
, Western Bank, par
2dnS Sdufem.
GjebrUtf,euc uuc ocIchIrTcnc SSnufen uup
SSctrua. - Agricultural Bank, Great Bend ;
Allegheny Bank of Pa, Bedford; Bank of Bea-
yer Bank of Swatara, Harrisburg; Bank OF
Washington City Bank, ,Pntsburg Centre Bank
of Pa, BelIeione; Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Favette Co, New Salem; Farmers'and
Mechanics Bank, Pttsburg; Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank, Greencastle: Harmony Institute,
Harmony: Huntingdon Bank; Juninta Bank,
Lewistown Eumtermen's Bank, Warren; Ma
rietta and Susquehana Trading Co; Merchants
Bank Pittsburg Northumberland UnionCoum-
ba Bank at Milton; Northern Bank of Pa,
Dundaff; New Salem Bank, Fayette Co; North
Western Bank Of Pa, Meadvlle; Pa. Agricul-
tura and Manufacturers Bank, Carlisle; Silver
Lake Bank, Montrose; Towanda Bank; Union
Bank of Pa, Uniontown; Wilksbarre Bridge
Co.; Wcstmoreand Bank, Greensburg; YOug-
hogany Bank, Perryopolis.
Allegheny County Certificates, II
Bank of Chambersburg, ~
Bank of Chester County, par
Bank of DanyilP, par
Bank of Delaware County. par
Bank of Germantown. par
Bank of Gettysburg, 80
Bank of Lewistown, un8onator
Bank of Middletown, IS
Bank of Montgomery Co., par
Bank of Northumberland, par
Bank of Pittsburg, IS
Bank of Susquehanna Co., un0unatGr
Berks County Bank, un9nr9bnr
Borough of Harrisburg Post Notes, 2Oa25
Borough of Carlisle Post Notes, 35a40
Carlisle Bank, Srelbrtcf au6SGaGf'n lS45
City of Allegheny Certificates, D
City of Pttsburg Certificates, 5
Clinton County, ur9onN6or
Columbia Bank and Bridge Co.., par
Doylestown Bank, par
Eason Bank, par
| Erie Bank, II
| Exchange Bank, Pittsburg, 81
| Farmers Bank of Bucks Co., par
| Farmers and Drovers' Bank, Wayncsburg, "a
! Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Easton. par
/ Farmers Bank of Lancaster, par
/ Farmers Bank of Reading, par
Farmers Bank of Schuylkil Co.,, par
/ Franklin Bank, I
Harrisburg Bank, |
| HonesdaIe Bank, "a
Lancaster County Bank, par
! Lebanon Bank, par
| Lehigh Co. Bank, uraorqbar
Merchants and Manufacturers Bk, Pittsb., 'I
Miflln County Certificates, un9an0bar
Miners Bank of Pottsvle, par
MomOngahela Bank, %
Northampton Bank, un9onotor
Tayorsvile Del. Bridge, %
West Branch Bank, par
Wyoming Bank, par
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15
Nmahtn (Snnnfn.

&WNTDtU SNHNIDs
Die ScOtt uno @rabam Qualifications
Srfanmtur9, miro Su9cQcteu Die qr6gte
Serfommluuq 0cmC'eu bu ICin bic ie in
9arri5tur9 9'boIten mUree.
so Beni9fens 1900 U6er Bcjn9drtcn
fcuen Iitb oucin um Gjnctnnatt berum be-
finoen. pette njtbt wcnjoer ais 800 l(rbsi
tern befinoi9e 8gfbiftiQHnQ qcbsn, an rj-
ncm idtrIihen GoifcnbeIouf Don 20 00O
Sbaler. un9tfGbr 240 600 SaQOnen Mejr
werten er8icIr
NS 3u SeutQe lett cinc Srau meIbe be
reit5 llS Sabre alt H. sic bat iib i'm
2Iter pon 36 Sobrcn verbeiratbet, SdbIt II
Sinoer, 36 @nFet uno Is urenFcI S0r
obt Sabren BAT iie bren Mann uerIoren.
Sod III lie i'm Seiis 0ucr ibrsr @dte5-
frdfte.
sC% Cine 3cifun9 pon Mcunt 8iteao,
Sbo, entbdlt Die Nabribt oaB Die @oiScn
ernie in iener 8eeeno nur Ieitt ausfaQen
rperoe, tuoem bic u n8ebeIn" oenfeIbsn falt
gdrSIib Serlt6rt bobcn. 6unoerte Don
Qfer weroen gar nitbt obgematt.
E% Der SuftitifTcr 4ufcp. brr aud
NAL bier auffabren pOtIte aber fein @sIin-
gen bate, mete am 5ten SuIi Su 8tImina
ton ouffteiaeu-aber oas 9inee mcut mie-
Der nitt oeben. 0ie 3ufhoucr bdten ibm
IN Der @rbitterun9 uber Die Sdufbun9 bel
nabe ben Sauon 5srit6rt
G$ Cine 9Oui5Uitle 3eituno III berihtct,
oaB SronfIin piercs INNER Su SUE Qett,
Ober in elmer @orridse fdbrt 9a er 4 Mol,
wdbrenb er in McrifC rpor, pon Ietnem Qferoe
9sfuuen if, 70 III tr niht 70 tb6ri9t fdb ME
Der auf sin pfeIO 5u mo9en.
"D Der @barIeflcn CSuo GorpIina)
MrreurD faqt: ,@OQen bic Semofroten
Sen. SeOtt bteten, 70 nimmt oies barte Ur
belt uno Qutes 8straqen" 60 loutet es
i'm Shoen, mo uns bic GOfO- Drufer Der.
iIbrn, eS fei bel nobe Oues 9e9en ScOtt.
@0ie QitSburq @osette roqt: SeBt
allegheny @ountp fur 5000 Mebrbeit fur
Geott nieoer. Dies mare 70 unqefGbr Der
Qntbeil iene6 @auntieS an ben 10000 Stim
men Mebrbeit bic ScOtt Der 9eto uOn Gun
bps Sdne, in pennfDIuanien erbaItcn miro
Serin0ton, GentufD 10. Sulp. 9ie
2ei6e 9enfp @IapS III bier beute an9efOm.
men. 4u9emetne Sraurr purdoriuet bic
Staot, WeIbe eans in Elm Srauergcmano
9ebuQt III. Die SurIifuu9en bu oem 9e-
ebenbe9dn9niB Ino 9rOsartig. Sein &6r
per, Der StOI, Der NatOu mar, miro nit
onsemrlIensn @eremOnien Su feinem Ieetrn
&abe pIase be9Ieitet.
@ew .WOrf. 9. SuIi.-9On. .. gBeb,
fer bat seReru i'm Goufe Der unterbaItun9
su &ecOroer &almao9e 9ela9t oaB ct aus
Der fernessn auffeuun9 leineS Ramen5 oIS
Ganoioat fur bic Wrdlioentfbaft fein QuteS
Refultut entfprinaen lcben Tonne @S bleibe
ni6ts anberes lbfi9, aIs fi6 um ocn rs9u-
Idren &aneioaten Su fommeIn.
Qmertfauif6e Sru6tbnrteit.- =
en- Serfep @itp Bot Dor meni9en &osen cine
breieio Sabre uerbeiratbete Srou, Die ieet
etma flnf5is Sabre alt If, cas- a9tunb5Wun
Sielis 8ino 9eboreH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15

~ Cine 9OuiSUiue 3eitunq if bcribtct
baB SronfIin pierce INNER su SUE Qebt
Ober in elmer @arrid9e fdbrt Sa er 4 MoG
wdbrent rim MerifC wor, pon Ieinem Qferoe
9sfauen If, 70 If cr nibt 70 lb6ri9t iib ME,
Der auf Elm Nfelo iu mnaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15

Qmerifauifbe Sru6tbnrteit- -
en- Serfep @itp Bat Dor meni9en $aeen cine
oreieio Sabre uerbsiratbste Srau, Die ieet
etma flnfBis Sabre ultif, ras a8tunb5Wun
sie(is &inc 9eboreH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15

Gjns feItfams Neuiafeit bate bic game
Staet Caracas in Sewc9uu9 9efeet.
SaS SOIf ordn9ts fib, mie Su elmer Sef'
Itbfejt, na6 cem Worfts, Der sIei6 einem
Qmpbitbeotsr nit Stufen umrinst mar.
Cine frie9eriftbe Muff fpieGte nor Der
Sriblne os5 Soupern6rS Naticnal Sym-
pbonien. 8oIo erf6im auh Der 9Ouuer.
nor; tiefss Sbmsi9sn sntfano Elm Mann
rat aUein Dor, mitten auf Den pIae Gr
rOlte Elm SAP Dor fi6 ber uno tru9 einsn
Cad.
Gs mar Der SFIaUe pom ufer tes SrinO
CO.
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8a6 uuo Scq cine SdIange berouS inOem
sr foste: Sin unfddoIideS 3bier, gutter
Srsuno oeS 9sFh9sI6 eifri9er 9alt Ger pub:
nerb6fe, uno StidbIatt Der Gineer.
Durb Die game 8erfammIune fhou Sc
Iddter, nur nit Mubc mar bic &ube mieper
berSulteuen.
Der SflaUe fdleuOette bic S6maroeer.
f3Iun9e nett neg nit sinem ed9eIn, mels
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15

"Der @borIencn CSub GorCIina) }
Mueurp io9t: ng8Oucn bic Semotroten
Sen. SeOtt bieten, 70 uimmt oies barte Ur
belt uno 0utes 8ctra9en." 60 Iautet es
i'm Sioen, no unS bic 9Ufo- Srufer Der.
iibern, eS fei bel nabe otIes 9s9en SeOtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15

Tctacuce 9dhSr fnb i'm 9uc6iicbr pcs Yatrictn
Gei 6ntj uuo Srerirr IN b0btr:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
Money Matters.

Indications are constantly thickening the present
ease IN financial affairs will continue for lime 10
come. Accounts from Europe and the Atlantic cities
unite an representing money as quite abundant for all To-
climate purposes and the financial articles OF the Bos.
Ton Post intimate great confidence in the continuance Of
this desirable state OF things Ia New York, says the
Post, the market has decidedly a downward turn
Money is drug in Wall street at per cent upon call
aud for the best paper. Sterling exchange is fiat 10
per cent, and has the prospect Of further decline
leading New York house drew goo 900 10 per cent
for the last two The importations Of dry
goods are falling off, the receipts OF last week being
only S643 623, decrease Of SIS, n compared with
the corresponding week Of last year The whole
thrown Upon the market last week was but 1852 952 an
increase Of but Si27 154 la the meantime there has
been further arrival Of 81 300 900 from California with
no outgoes OF gold Of any consequence while the foreign
MAJ kets for breadstus and firm and active
People feeling well, from thet reduced stock Of
goods, their fine autumn trade the abundance OF their
interior collections and the probability OF grand spring
business The latest European advces indicate that all
sorts OF fabrics, Of cotton wool, and silk, will be high
active and rather scarce from affecting
labor and production 10 which have heretofore alln
ded. To return 10 the money market, therefore, there
every that il TO be exceedingly abundant
Tor several weeks TO come and not doubt that il
will average easy through the winter interrupted il
may be- for time, by the demands OF the first Of Janu.
ury. Its influence on city and State WILL OF
course be felt in small degree help all in
dustral'pursuts.- Free Pres.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC
New York, Nov. 10.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at nine O'Clock.
Wheat has advanced ID and -four 3d. Corn is IN.
changed with a moderate business. At Manchester
trade has slightly declined Consols for money and
account 100sal004. At Havre a moderate business
done in coffee at former quotations large spec-
ulative demand existed for rice.
Parliament assembled the 4th Of November
An opposition speaker is anticipated.
DIsraes financial scheme is said to repeal the malt
tax, reduce income tax ESQ and doubles the pro.
Perty Sugar duties under considerations also
railroad tax
FRANcE.-The President it is said has signed de-
which will soon promugate the reducing of fosrs
and old halt stocks threes and also 6xes
the rate OF legal interest four per cent.
Abdel Kader has renewed his oath and wont disturb
Algeria.
against Napoleon at Fontanbeu.
The minister OF marine has ordered returns Of the
traffic with America preparatory to the establishment
OF transatlantic packet service.
Reports from Spain say Murillo will the os.
lonal department of government
The maladminstration Of Drusser in Syria is en-
couraged by Russia and he has opened the canpai On
against Turkey.
-Four hundred men executed, who had beer sas-
pected Of being accomplices of Shahs assassins.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
A Strange PLAYMATE.

few days since a lady of our town narrated to us
the following curious incdcAt which she derived from
near relative, the mother of bright little boy not Que
year DID, The child day seated near the edge
OF porch, table spoon with which to amuse itself be-
ing placed in its hand. After short time the mother
happened to look toward the babe and perceived that
II was leaning the porch and cautiously extendn
the spoon toward the ground then suddenly withdra ",
ing II, with hearty laugh each time that it drew its
hand back. This the infant repeated fire..
quently its mother, supposng it be playing with
kitten paid particular attention it for the moment
At length the childs frequent bursts of laughter and
It's prolonged enjoyment ofthe sport in which it was en-
gagged, induced the mother approach and look ovr
its shoulder to what it that excited its qlee so
much. Great was her astonshment and horror on OBJ
serving that the playmate of her little bow during all
this time had been large and dangerous snake which
with mouth gaping widely open, and protruding tongue
was eoed up in the attitude peculiar that reptile
when about to strike and had been darng the spoon
(t is supposed in play1each time when extended toward
IT, The mrth OF the infant created by success in
battling the attempt OF the reptile reach its paything
The alarmed mother, not daring leave the spot hnr
Iedy called her husband who succeeded approaching
the serpent nd disPatchng it with axe-Madison Co
(Mo.) Record
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
Curing Hams.

Mr. A. H. Campbell. Of Wheeling, Va recommends
the following method Of curing hams:
I" After the meat is thoroughly cooled, and trim
the hams very close then rub them well with salt pack
close in barrel and after laying three four days
make brine of the following ingredients: To every 100
lbs hams allow gallons water 9 lbs. salt, lbs su.
gar OF. saltpetre, saeratus. The brine should
be boiled and the scum carefully taken off, when cold
pour il the meat-lrom to weeks should be allow.
ed according TO the size of the hams and the tempera
ture OF the cellar) for the meat remain in pickle
After the meat is hung up allow two three days to
dry then smoke with little fire possibe-use green
is sufficiently smoked each ham is taken down and
carefully wrapped in paper then bagged TO prevent the
dePredaons Of flies, and hung in cool dry place. out
OF the reach Of rats and mice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
Facts in Physiology.

man is taller IN the morning than at night to the
extent of half nch owing to the relaxation of the
carriages.
The human brain is the twenty eighth of the body
but in the horse bat fourhundredth
Ten days per annum is the average sickness of human
lie.
About the age of Sc the lean man generally becomes
fatter, and the fat leaner.
Richter enumerates 600 distinct species of disease in
the eye.
The pulse of children is 100 in a minute, at pu.
berty it is S0j and at 60 it is only 90.
Elephants live for two hundred three hundred, and
even four hundred years. A healthy full grown ele.
plant consumes thirty pounds OF grain per day.
The flea, grasshopper and locus jump 200 times their
own length, equal TO quarter OF a mile for "a man.
British Cleaner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
First Premium Awarded at the Ohio State Fair
BASSETT,S
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We point to facts, tho Pump
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T. Little friction Of order.
o Full valve 81
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Answers well for hot liquids oils c for cold
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o. exhibition n Litte's Hotel for a shsrt time
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
Law School of the Indiana University.

asHs Institution under the Of Hon David MeDnaid
It's superior advan ages the students Of The Law
generally known admitted To ssch intend practice
Indiana furnishes peculiar Inducements for they learn here
oR the theory OF law in general bot the practice Of the State
courts and the statutory notifications Of the law which
now prevail Indiana The therough
cation be had here snehsf kss
other Law School in the United STATES be overlooked
The Of instruction embraces al he branches Of legal
science The method Of teaching by daily resstoss and
ures- ms', held q
The students divided into casscshs Junior and the
Senior The exeoks OF the Junior CIa~ Blackstone
Commentaries kents Commentaries Chiy G. and
Stephen Pleading Those
msnares, Chays Peang Greenesfs Evidence and steys
Equity Jurisprudence Students Epnly books
good law library sprovded for the Of the School
The eleventh session will begin the ed Of Novenb
and end ON the 22d Of March. 1853
The tuition fee thirty dollars session. in advance. s d
ploma fee i've dollars. No charges are made.
Boarding can be had al from 81 IS o S30o per week
1Bloomingtoa. Oct 30 ls02w3w A. RYORs, Prss't
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18


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study Ct good sound mind student will thereby be
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sbay Of error and less ,haone the Time required in
the old system.
CALCULATION OF INTEREST which will WORK on, the inter-
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Together, these form the MOST COMPLETE TREATISE on
ne science OF Numbers ever ssuedand incidentally valuable
10 all men from their accuracy men
o o% data, M amount Ct ms they from The
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18

IL Mr.. III. J. G. Battle editor Of the Caddo Gazette
publishes the following card ia his paper Of the Nth
instant:
The undersigned hereby gives notice that he has re-
signed the Office of estrate. He is led this by the
Overwhelming mental aflicton which he experiences in
not being able 10 give judgment for both parties
III. j. G.. BATTLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY SIS.

In CouRr COMMON PLEAS MARION COUNTY, JANUARY
TERM, 1853
Petition for Sale Of Real Essaie-Samue B. Noel "
Gully administrators 81 John Douglass sed a. Mana
Douglass. Lydia b. DOUGLASS. Wm n. Douglass Ellen b.
Douglass Samuel NJ Dou lass, of full James Douglass and
George w. Douglass. infants
fUNHE ABOVE NAMED deen iats. herr al law of
lass deceased, kerebv nhei that said Noel
Gully administrators of the deceen lave on this
9th day November 152 fed the office " the CLERK
Court of Common Pleas Of Marion county their petition
sale OF the west half of out lot No ISL Indians
containing and SLIGO Also. Of Lots Nos. T. g. and
No 30, in said o Indianapolis for the purpose
Of making their hands the
debts outstanding against said eae said defendants
CURED appear the first day Of the OF said Court
Common Pleas be he the first Monday January
and show they why said zeal
be sold for the purpose aforesaid WIN STEWART, Clerk.
Smith Tandes, Atvs for petr. fnov12-1fd-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18

uNXEcUTOR'S SALE.-Noce is hereby given, I will
IL sell at public auction the 10Th and
at the Auction Room Of James GeHlle in indianapolis Law
Library OF James Whtcomb late Of Marion county the
being large and well selected library
months will be all three dollars purchaser
giving his with approved security waving valuation ap
praisemen laws DAVID WHITcOMB, Executor
November s. 1s52- novlf-w2w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
" MCLEAN. p. L. WRAvER
WASHINGTON LEAN co.,
Roilar N akera

TAv1Ne started establishment Sec nd between Depot
and Mill streets in Madison Indiana for the manufacture
Ses Boilers Of all descriptions connection with their shops
CINCINNATI prepared either place promptly
all work in their line As low be done the United States
favorable The in the cities will be the
Constaniy hand of and second hand
Boilers, which they will sell low, exchange.
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