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,YINCHksTNN NIARK ET.

Corrected weekly from ate Republican.
BACON per ID, wagon price 10 II store price II y
flour per bbl, wagon 65 3 10, store 90 a 81
GRAIS-Whcat, wagon price, rs so, Oats 80 IS
Corn 40 As, Rye 50 a 65.
sALr-Ground Alum rs 81, Fine 80 90
PLASTER per ton, q ) 90
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-18

FEz!IT subscriber has on hand some Seventy five
z Thousand WHITE PINE SHINGLES of
superior quality, that he will furnish at his Store
at Dgerfch, or will deliver to any one at a fair
nricc. JAMES S. GUY.
peerfclJ, Aug. IS, !S52.---tl.
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N0WFUW,.

Aug. Is, tG52.-ft.
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STRAYED,

ENRON the subscribers farm, on the 10th ult.
q 7 head ofSheep,od and young. -.,-.---~,,.,z,
Among them, was bell Sheep,with g 49,
crop off the left ear and underkeel y 1GaSE.Y
in the right ear Also Ram, and .h1szzza{sss.;ss.s
a Young one, and Merino eve and lambs. Any
information respecting them will be thankfully re-
ceiyed by me.
ARCH'D P. STUART.
Staunton, Aug. II, l852-3t.
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ECONOMY rs WEALTH!
A. M. SIMPSON

A. NJ. SIMPSON
DEsIROUS of showing his gratitude to his
~ friends and customers, lately went to the
Northern cities and selected u full assortment Of
EsG0ts and Shoes
of every description, expressly for them. He is
now opening great variety ofLADIES' WEAR,
viz: Taylor Lace and Polka Boots, Promenade
buskins full and half Caters, Shoes and Shoetees,
Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN-He has choice Sc
lection Of Skinner, Fall and Winter Boots. ..sts,
CATERS, Monterey and Congress shoes OF
several varieties. Napoleon Ties, and beau' a.
tifu variety of business and parlor Slippers. He
has large assortment of work, selected with great
care by himself, expressly for male and female
laborers, and for servants.
The public are invited to examine, in due seas
on his beautiful assortment of CUM ELASTIC
| Shoes, Buskins and Jenny Lind Slippers.
! In addition to this he has laid in an extensive
assortment of selc ted. LEATHER, for custom
er work. which he will ''get up at the shortest
notice. in the best style and warranted every stitch
of it.
Is Call at the newly fitted store, two doors a
boye the Post Office. aud one below the Union
! 1iali building and examine ''Qujck sales and
short profits is his motto and rest assured he Will
''stict to it."
Stanton, Aug. Is, 1852.
ETIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office
v Of the Circuit C0ur, Of Bath County on Mon
day the 9th day Of August 1852,
Charles l.. Francisco, PIN,
AGAINST
Joha Graham late Sheriff of Bath County and rs
such adu'or of Samuel V. Hamilton, deed,
1'hos g. Hamilton, Rachel c, Sect, Charles
Hamilton, Jane V. Perkins, Rob't Carlyle and
Margaret his wife, Amanda IL. McCue, Rachel
q. Hamilton, ElizabethJ Hamilton aud Sarah P.
Hamilton heirs at law ofthe said Sam'l V. Ham
: uton deed, Defendants.
THE object Of this suit is to subject to sale GER
,,;, /, dis in said county to satisfy Judgment in
f,,,,r cf ne plaintiff against the estate Of the said
Slmuci V. IL. -'ilton deed
The Defendants Robert Carlyle and Margaret
his wife not havnr entered their appearance and
itappearnr by satisfactory evidence that they are
not Inhabitants Of this commonwealth, ON motion
of the plaintiff it is ordered that the said defend
ants appear here within one mt1th after due pub
rcation Of this order ard answer the plaintiffs Bul
and HAT copy OF this order be published IN the
Stauntou Spectator once week for four weeks
successfully and posted at the front door of the
Court House OF Bath County on the first day Of
the next Court after It's publication.
A Copy-'Fosto
S, A, PORTER, Clerk.
Aug. IS, tG52.-ft.
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Tbo Age of Steam and lightning

August Is, lS52.-4w.
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REMOVAL,

A NfULATTO Boy some 10 y years ofage.
IA We'll crown, smart and active, for hire for a
series Of years. The owner would like to hire him
to an experienced Hotel keeper. Enquire ct the
Spectator Office,
staunton, Aug. IL, ls52.-3t. =. 80
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a ,NEW FEATURE.

All the Books furnished by this Establishment,
which arc % cents per quire and upwards, are
beautifully PACED, by a newly invented process,
withou; charge, Memorandum Books of all kinds
WhoesaIs and Retail Dealers supplied in any
nnantitY. for cash or approved credit.
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Insurance Company
OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.,

CHARTERED MARCH II, 1852.
Capital Ss50,GG0, with po,cer to increase the
same to 100000.
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SORfHiHaaSsaOhft2"s 'SssfC W Lieilu'
I'm pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Il Augusta County, in the suit of Mary Hangers
heirs, against Mary Hangers Executors. will as
Commissioner, on Saturday the 18th Of The present
month, at II o'clock, on the premises, proceed to
sell at public auction, certain Tract of Land be
longing to the estate of said Mary Hanger, lying
in the neighhorhood of Middebrook, and adjoining
the lands of WIN. Beard and VIM. Hull, contain
ing about
1t has on it small LOG HOUSE and Stable,
aud is well watered with never-faling springs.
TERMS.-So much of the purchase money as
will be necessary to defray the expenses of sale,
and pay the costs of suit will be required in cash;
the residue on credit of one, two and three years,
the purchaser giving bond with approved sucurity;
the title also will be retained as ultimate security
until the purchase money is paid.
D. S. YOUNG, Commissioner.
August a, lS52.-tds,
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CL0THIGa STORE REMOVED.

WE respectfully inform the public, that we
w have removed our CLOTHING STORE
from the Old Bell Tavern to the room adjoining
Messrs Bare s. Sterrett, in the Va. Hotel building
where we shall be glad to see our friends and Gus
toners. Cal on as. A fine stock of Clothing
will be constantly kept on hand and disposed of
low. GOODMAN & 90.
Staupton AuU | 1852
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Mo7ylps Earle Book Works, 1876 Fulton ST., NJ Z.
Wtwehotse and SGleSroom rs Park Ro'o.
6LANK BOOKS.
EeLANK BOOKS, in greater variety and at
I'd lower prices than at any other Establishment
in the country. Fire Thousand Redms Of manu-
featured Account Books cons sanity on hand, adapt
ed to every market in the Union. - M,
Halfbound Caps, per quire, 9 to 10 cents; Full
bound. Is to %; and, in finer binding, 70 to 2o;
Demys. Russia Bindings so cents to 81 ~; Me
dunn, Royal, and Super Royal Books in prHpoF-
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Hinder the last VIII and Testament of Ra-
- chaeI Western, decd, wiIlsell on the 20M
Of august neat, at the late dwelling of the decd,
two miles and half below New Hope, all her
REAL AND Personal ESTATE directed to be. sold
BY her said VIII. The real estate consists Of one
tenement of
rs Acres, Ie3 Poles,
with comfortable buildings for small family, and
an excellent spring of water near the improve
ments. .. -
TERNlS.-One-third of the purchase money
down, and the remainder in two equal instruments
of one and two years, the purchaser to give his
notes with deed of trust TO secure their payment
The personal estate, on credit of six MONTHS on
all sums above five dollars, that sum and under
cash. Sale to begin at II o'clock, A. NJ.
DAVID BRANAMAN,,.
Executor of R. Western, decd.
July %, lS52-tds.
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Lot for Sale.

-HSNS6
A S Executor of John Grove decd, wishto sell a
"A very desirable unimproved lot ofland situated
in the town Of Stanton Immediately west Of G.
NJ. Cochran's residence, containing one acre. II is
bounded by public streets and alleys and can DO
conveniently divided into four good building lots
n. X. TROUT, Exor..
June 30, lS52.-yin. copy.
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Notice.

Err. PHEEMSTER begs leave to inform his
ID friends that he will be absent from Staanton,
for few weeks, on professional business.
Stanton, July %, lS52.-tf.
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10 J, BAMHlN9
DAGUEssses20EEPRST,

VIAS made an arrangement at his old stand, by
In which he has the advantages OFFS
LIGHT and VIII take pictures IN tae best man
ner s. on reas oaa5lo to'nsdariHE any kind
ar Entonc, Z, his rolms Immediately below the
Anotbe~sry Store Of DR.. A. Il. Laird & Co.
Staulton. Aug. lS. 1852.
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THE MARKET PRICES.
,raUNToy PRICES CURRENT.

Corrected tceekly for The Spectator oy l. T. bnr'ceH'
E1Ora, supd 50 70 B BSs 4 Fgs Roq nd lie
Rvr nrr bushcl SOC CoaN, per buShel, 62c
OaTs, Pc Der bashcl, $50 Wool, per pound, 5Oc
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-18
RICHARDSON 3 CO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
DEsY ODDS,

WE invite the Merchants ofVirginia and NORTH
w Carolina to examine our stock this season Of
FALL GOODS,
which will be complete, embracing Foreign Goods
of our own Importation, and full assortment Of
DOMESTIC FABRICS, all Of which will soon
be in store by Ships, New World, Siddons and
Excelsior from Liverpool, and various arrivals from
the Northern Cities, to be sold on terms that al
must consider accommodating and reasonable.
ALSO-The most extensive and varied assert
ment of CAnpETINGs and RUGS in the City.
RICHARDSON & co.
Richmond. Aug II l852.=St.~
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber on the night
I a of the 18th ultimo, living II miles North
East of Roxboro, Person County, North Carolina,
near the Orange County line, Negro man by the
name of gAGa4, of jet black com e.
plexion, with sharp bumpy face, MA
a eeh very yye %s s1 sbo 6e"f5 5P poands
lie also took with him a young light w
bay horse that PAGES very we'll with go
scar on his rig int hind leg. He had when left,
watch with brass face, and very good clothes.
1t is supposed that he is endeavoring to makehis
way through Virginia to a free State, and proba-
bly, forged free papers, or the free papers OF some
free negro, and will attempt pass as free man.
will give the above reward if taken out of the
State and confined in Jail 50 that get him again;
or twenty-five dollars if taken within the State.
Address the subscriber at Red Mountain, Orange
County, North Carolina.
49,. JOHN GLENN.
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Central Bank OF Virginia.

| BOOKS will be opened on Wednesday the
AS 9TH day of August 1852, at the Clerks Office
of the Cuircuit Court of Augusta County for sub
scriptions to the Stock of the Central Bank of
Virginia" and will remain open until the minimum
amount of capital is subscribed:
COMMISSIONERS.
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Fer Sale,

A LIKELY young uogro girl, a years Of age
IA Apply To }. \. ltt.NDREN.
staunton, Aug. Is, 1873.
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Goods at Cost.

E,INE wool died cloths, casimeres, silk vesting
Il ginghams and lawns, for cash only.
June 10, 1852. T. G.. BURWELL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-18
40 Contractors.

GSEALED proposals viii be received by the
~ Building Committee eff Messy Creek Acade-
my, until the 25th of August for the erection OF
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-18
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

August 4, lS52-8w.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
@e(eQ(baft aftSz9lnfbluna.

Wo1, ;;tt miro biermit sfesbsu, sa6 biz
bisbm unter per Srma pcn g Sarttfon,
Baaner unt Co., tseiianocne @efddftss
perbincuna smifden ben untsriwinsss:asn
am 1fen Qpril 1852 nit allRitissr 5uifim.
muna auf9sl6lf wCiesn iif. Qae Vafrnen
bic nod Seresrunaen an befaqte Sirma ba.
ben. fine erfubt oefelben bel 6. 8. 9 nj.
fon am aIten StanopIde eiu5ureiten,--
uno Dieieni9en. Die nod an eiefelbe fdal.
Gig fino. wercen ebenfaus seteten. eaftlbt
seitia 6idti9feit Su MAIDEN. inctm fonit
ole &stnun9en einem attOrnfp utersebsn
,perten m1fIcn.
6. s. SdmfOn,
St. 81. ISagucrs
9. 9Iiugliug,
9. rs. WiictgD.
aasntaun, aptiI Is, nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
w0llo! Wollo!
2StiSner tno Srcini9 fino Wies
Der i'm sSctO

uno gpar nit
100 sSiertel<, Oal6<9drrelS unb
ganten Safer Matrelen
an ibren fruberen YreiIen, weIde5 bon so
bis IS Gents, oa5 SaIb. Barrel weni9er 1T.
als iie in 1uentaun 9efauft wereen fonnen,
ooer fonifmo. &Ommt bieber an
Oen ippblfcileu Sddr9elb Stpbr
Dpn StScibner nnS SSreini9
iu SSrerlcrstdun,
wenn itr Bargains MAIDEN mCtIt -Nitt
aber nur alein f0nnt Sbr cie5 in WafreIen
tbun, fcnbern in
alien 9trfen Giiiter.
Sufst an fur UOttref1ihen trodenen Sud,
er, Su Gents, uno fur ancersn nod be1sr
an 5 Gents.
~Qas Irten probufte wnben i'm Gus
taufb fir @aaren, an Gifb preifsn an9e-
tlommen.
SStrO rertan0t.
Die llntsr5ei6netsn perIan9en an ibrem
Stobr in SrerIer5taun
10000 9funo Sttnfeu, SbuItsrn uno
Seitenlihde
10000 0funo 8uher
1000 Sufhel Safer
500 Sufbel 9run6beeren, uno iber'
baupt alIe Qrten eanba{prooufte-
SSetDner unb S5reini9.
SrerIerstaun, QpriI %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
@etraiDc 0anbcls Oaus
SO6lela : !SOf
TIT ber Stobt Q(uentollit.

Ut Der Stap[ 2tllenI0tH.
Die unterseibnetsn benabridti9en ibre
Srsunee, 96nner uno tas QubIifum uber'
baupt, taB iic ben
6ctraibe uno 1oblen: $ odnbel
nod INNER fortbetreiben. uno swor an ibrem
alien StonopIae. swei 8ierede Don 6a9en
buds 8itbSbaufs; uno aud Su9leidb, eaB
lie biefen Sonoel 9r66er uno fur cas- pub
tifum profiIiher betrebsn ots ie. - Sie
faufen Su alien Sobr55eiten, all ben befen
Marftpreifen - uno YerIan9en Defenders
ieet, cine 9rcBe Suantitdt
Sfoa0cn, SSeIitbforrt, Sdfcr uno
GjrunSbccrcu u. tp,
wcfur fe i'm 4ustquft fur QrtifeE bic fe
gum 8erfauf boben, ocr baotem 9cIoe,
Die b6Gfen Qreife beSobIen.
StcinfpDlen!
Sic baIten auh III alien SabrSieiten eins
orU6e auantitdt Steinfobtsn ouf 6ono oIS
Sumps, G9Si Sfcns, nnS Stuff
Sobicn
pcn bcr aIlsrbeilen 8ute, wette lie an tiui
gen Yrsifsu abSuIafen 9coenfen befcneers
9eeenFen fie icbaIo es Gle Sdiffabrt tbun
Ii6t, cine beiTsre unO 9r66re Suontitdt bic
fss IrtifeI in ibren Scf Su brin9en als eisS
ie Der Sail mar
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
9(n bic 9treftDrett

Der 9emeinf6ulen ppl1Seba go.
3ufolae bes 32fen Qbf2nitts elmer 4fte.
bstittelt: ,,Gine Qfte fir bic &e9uIirune
Nno Sort1etune zines Spftems bon @rsie
bunp bura 9emeinfduIen," pafiirt ben Z.
zpril 1649-
Msatben mir. bic linterfdriebenen, Com.
miflioners BON eeha @auntp, foGsenoe Qu.
aabe bes 8elaufs befannt, ben Elm ieoer Di.
ifrift innerbatb bes @auntp's ee6a fir bas
SduIiabr BON 1853 bere6tiet 1T su sisbsn.
aus Der burtb befa9te afte erlaubten idbr
Iitben 8erwilIisune bon 100000 SbaIern,
spie bies bur6 ben 1ufiebsr Der Gemsin'
f6ulen in unlsre Qmtsfnbe bsri6tst Wur-
So ..SsssfsL
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
Sanuar g..
Na0rt6t

nirb biermit ee9eben, taB tie lluterSeib.
neten aIs @rscutoren BON Der 9interIaBen
f6aft eeS perifOrbenen Daniel Slid.
leetbin bon Sat5burs Saunfbip,
ee6a Gauntp, an9efteat worben iino.
= QtIe bieienisen oabr, wetde nod an
befa9te !9interlafenfbaft fbuIeia finc, ner,
Den bienit erfu6t, innerbalb 6 @r6en bel
einem Der unterSei6neten anSurufen unc
abSubeSabIen - uno oIIe SoIebe. bic nod
SOrbernnsen an hiefeIbe baben. (inb ebsnfaLls
9sbeten ibre Rebnun9sn innebatb Der be-
fa9ten Belt einSubrineen, an
GbarIeS Giif,
q. eeri GIicf.
1pril |. NOON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
OinbeimiIcbe Sitter.

sn tisfm Derartemtn bot CT stsnfaGs cinen bsrrIi:
tbsn stcd, bsltsbeno gum 2bsll aus
Gsb!eitten uno un9ebIei6ten SblrtIn9s,
1idinas. Surniture uno S6nrse Gbefs,
S6irs @in9bams, Diapers, SomIln9S,
SlanneIs, Dri1s u. I. no,
.pdbss uss CT tsrsit 1T an ben nbristsn grsiftn sa
ptrtaufn.
Stin aTertsu,ert pen 5auefhubsu. 01itts, Strtinp;
f. 1amer. g2oed edIrtsit:Gclltrs. une ollie NrtEn rrn
Ecticns lit otrbfalls ftbr out.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
@ein 9(IIprtcment S5rp3trctett,

Suisnewoursn, epieost. strids uno @tren ii ctsns
falls Gin fctbss, ras ol9rnsins 3ufsisesnbsi 9t6sn
miro, tsibes in Sualitat uno in SEm prsiR Dlsss
in CT 6ersit gu tbuu. uno sntbrsn ss fc pttt 5u bun
als es in kinsr @apat tie9t uno ct tprts cas- @Clt
beioes ben oer gtabt uuo Dem eanos enacsn tbn init
sinsm 8slh gu tesbren, tnosm CT ndlts eatar rEDnet
tas man sinvn Gtcd untsrflcbt, uno ibuen I'M @s9cn
tbtil nctb raftr eantt eb e 8aufIn coer nidt @sr;
atitt ben Srt nibt: Gds pen @iIien'S &sibs. 9Nart
Qiered.
81. 8.-@r bat 9tsibnlts Gin uIt9smeines NHcrr:
msnt pen Qonomas, 9raios, China 9torI:, Deuibs
etrcb, mOYatm euub Sats, wsbs ct fsbr wtbtft nsrs
Fault.
O1-aGs Irtsn eanSsspretufe wsrecn i'm austaud
fiji g8aaren an9encnlrsn.
s. SS. @ru6b.
1ttsntaun, 2tpril %. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
II cue Gilfer!

Die itnterstidnsten baten fceten prn Vbilao.lrhi
uno 0imott ssbaltsn. Gin gcEes uno ptnIh hsntperibss
afctemsnt rcu
6rnbtnDrs> uno G5ommerBatern.
Gie laesn eabsr adtunspru ibre .auneen uno tas
gutttuu i'm 2tilaelnelpen Gin, anwrufsn uno ibrsn
aus9yiAneten gted si eraninirsn rptlhsr fsbr qtce
uao gut aus3elpabt III uuo tbsiIwsis aus 5clssnbm
tflf,ht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
9lppeal sGabrt6t.

3ufolae Der prfhisefnen often Der Qf.
fembIp eiefes Staats in 8esu9 auf ,,@aun
m S6Gsungen uno Seieuerun9en. 9eben
mir Die unte8eihneten Gommifioners BON
9eda @ountD. biemit Radridbt, an Die Gar
baren Gnmobuer. bic 8eiieer uno Q9enten
uCn Iiesenoeu unb pevf6nIthen Serm6ssn,
far har fir Stats, uno @auntp Suede.
oo5 Uppeuaticnen er6ffnet weroen in Der
Sommificusrs Qmts(tube Su Q0entaun,
,um Wuben atltr Sntcrsfiirter, fur Die per
fditeenen gSa,eS unb Saunf6ips tiefes
@auntps, wie ftt9t:
Sur bic Norc uuG Sis @arts Der Stabt
auentaun unc bas SaGnitip 9lortbamp
ton, Sanoper, Sal5bure uu6 Sherlaueon,
auf MsittpobS Den Stem Mai nd&tttens.
Sur bic Souni6ips StermiIforo. Sser
matuneie, Nieosrmacunse, g8eifenbur9 unb
eombiG. auf SOnnerfta95 6. Nsai ndbfens.
Sur Die Sarnlbips-Norb unb Showbei
tbau. SeioeIbers, @af6in9ton uno epnn,
auf Sretass ben 7teu Mai nd6ifens.
Qm ndmliben Sag unb Srt nebmen bic
@ommifiicners periis9ette 9elbriebene Scr'
fdldse an, fur oas giniammeIn Der Staats
uno @auntp Sarsn fir oas as9enwdrti9e
Sabr; in ben 8OrfbId9en mhHen bic Ser
icberuuaen benamt fein. Die gommiffio.
ners wercrn iib isbOb nitbt cbne Qbweitben
auf ben nieberifen Sietsr befbrdnfen. fon
bern ouf oenienigen, peIden fie fir bic bef
fern SntreIfeu peS GauntDs uno fir ben
DiItrift 100 CT eOaeftirt, am 9seignstifen
balten.
SammeI Snane,
aSeter Gmgelman,
Daniel 0auemaH,
genrnlilicners Scn eetba @auntp
8au9s.
&. SD. Cine. Gferf.
6on,niilTcnsrs Imtsfubs.
1tIeutaun. Tprit %. 1852. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
StcinfpDlen!


9utes SrennbolS miro fC9Icid cine gro6e
Suantitdt perlangt, wpfur iie i'm Uustaufd
fur Stcinfobleu Den b6hlen Marftprsis
rlaubrn. SCIde ibrer Gunoen oiefr Staet
Ole biefes Urtifels beu6tbiet fino, f6nnrn
UOn bnen camit in lIu 70 uub eanSen 8laf
ten perleben weroen. Serner balten fe
atlc Strtcn NIcbl
gum Srfauf-pon Der alIerbeiten Suatitit,
-wofur lie nur getin9e uno annebmba {
Yrefe foreern.- Man nberseuee iidb bepou
fsIbfAcas Msbt befebt fiber eie prcbe
GbenfalIs baIten lie su ieeerSeit Sum Ser
fauf
altc Strtcn Suttcrffoff
aIs. &o99en., unc 8eIltfOrn. S6rot, 8teie
aucr Qrt. MittIin95. II. +. 10.
sic f6nnsn nidt umbin Dem pubIifum
fir Sablreid seuo6ensn 3ufprud in ibtem
9dhdft ungebeuhsiten 9anf abSulatten,
uno fe nstpen fid fsrnebin befreben ben
feIben our11 giberaIitdt, QanftIi6tsit unb
SiGiafeit beesuteno Su prrmebren
Wtoore unb 2auoenf1lG9er.
Qasntaun. Qpril % naSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
4mcb i.nO (yaTlfntere.

Gin potIes QGOrtsment fdwarses. blaues.
erab uno 9rhnes fraH56fifbes uno bdqi-
Ibes Snb, fhmarbe uno fantp gafI-
meres. unb ieoe Qrt pon Scmmermaar,-
Elm poaes Qhortement BON 8efiues, ei.
mems fur G6Ge uno 6ofsn. etc. etc.
Scrrrn uno Samen, atIes mas mir pen Gue,
perangen, III, in unirm gtcbr aumruftn unp ett(t ,a
urtheen ebe ibr cnilpc fault ueem mir titsrieuat
fibtcn, ea6 uncrs autpabl 6ukr pctlfrmnene gsfres
biam9 9cwdbrcn, teioes in einiidt Der 0uatat uuo
I 9rrlt.
Grim nnb Henin9er.
aUtntaun, Nl6r; 1S no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
2Goies Sreeaiiter,

ais fhmar5e, tlaufbmarss eoIorirte. piaiue
uno fi9ulitte DrsBfeioe; fisuiirte Bare
aes, f6mar5e unb fantp 8arege Delains.
Mcds Selains, aIpoeeas. eapns, feline
Gineboms, peieer SadOnet une @ambrie,
Shhmpfe, 9ancfbube @dnea, edee,
Geainas, u. +. 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29

9e0enuber Der rfT0fmlfTen NlrDe uno 9eracc
unterbaIb Der Sriebensb0te Sruderei.
San, neulitb tbot bet llntrseibnste Finem ausae:
bcbnkn lbren; ufo SupGtGn Gtabiftmcnt in Der Gtopt
Ulentaun, ae0ntter ter eeutbrefcrmtttn Stride pie
Der cine 0rcfe 2usrpabt ron Sad; uno 6ausubren
uno Supeermaarsn, pcn aen ntir CrcentIiben arttn,
ttiaefiet, rCtbs sr an c nsprStn prcn otkecn prr,
oIs fe in ir9enb Cnem @tablTsment in Teurcrt uno
Qbilabcrbio, II. 10. pCrtauft nerrcn SViue @ds
kr bcikbtu ylm Sbr aus 9rlrenen, fittsrnrn uno
oueerortocn Sodutren; Sous gRonttl. uno 92onb:
brsn, rcn allen GtSfrn uno gNusrn; etlcentn, ter:
nCn uno liobnncn WrIen fir ieerS Atr unb pcn ben
tcrjUgthlten Suatltaten 9cirencn uno fbcrnsn 9kts
kecrn, elmer ercfen Guspabt gcteencn fttcrnrn uno
orbindren 8ruiinobtn, Stn9crrn9en, Sbrenrinec ub:
rCnteten, Sthldfieln, Sr9an, Il. no., hlbtrnen GFs
uno 3bettSffeIn, gultrrmcier, uno @abd; TErnotdIr
rrn SSrthlEoCnen Gr6fen NuhttcUu, attcrelcnf uno
dterhourt ollie artlttn wGltbe in cn Satb cnfbaoer.
Nuth bat CT rcu rsn ketsu Nelcbians Su ptrtaufn.
Die lii atbc, parum ct i'm Stanbe III feline Gtittr
prbtfttlr u prtaufn, ais mnrtbt anosre Gtattilmene
it, vdt sine Husgpoblc out9cesbnt iaunp s5 in9rrfsn
Suant'dNn entauft.
03-Autb rCrortrt CT rch, pe frtiber, Safs unb
batlsubrcu, muffotfbe Snitrumeuttn, Gco: une Sits
GCrpourCn. ouf tte tct uno Noucrbaitslts @cif. Gr
ItCbt Gin Sabr gut fir ieinc 2trteit.
Gr III oanttor fdr bsbCr ocnrFIns rcihliht Inter:
tteun0, uno bcfTt auf cine Scrtrouer berhltsn
SbGrles 2. MaiieD
HllCntoun, Nprt 10. nq6rp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29
SGoies Dref Sitter.

Gs IN niht fin 9unb has Yntlitum eamit ~ fiat;
t;ren. Sa6 &C eintu unattpEbntb srcssn Stcd Sitter
hot-oter CT pinlht ben geeanfen i'll eetbrttsn, fdB
Ct enen pebaueettpdbltsn stcd rrn edotss Dreg SD:
fer aaf eano bat teftetsno aus sine @afh'sOsnbett
rtn
Baraae, 8araee DeGatns, geite, @uQ5,
Saeonets, f9urirte rno aemeine SmlB,
cine 8efbieoenbeit Don Sawns, Sing
hams, Rattune Ii. f. no, u. (. 10, Sufam'
men NIT elmer 9rC6en Suantitdt neuer
uno ft6ner 9hter, uno ba CT 9eeenft si
usn etrd Sftrs mitber ausufdaen. fc miro sr INNER
bic nsueffen uno nsift @rlan9ten Stile babsn Oh
In ssr Gin, erbattsu psrben tSnneii.