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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-12
CoNGREss.

C4,.if,, tho rosultf-
"lrAlh N' ',.o0.'or NS'',. - wy rca
tons rom ule i'ogSlu,ule ol -Nu" Ii.i1', Ca
ting 10 hos5u ana ln'er N1 ana ''gr to A.
soI'olo '' ~ .,,,,,a;,,;,,', III .;rl,t ~ in.
lehel" J" i''O' w. i H. III ''H
leiVei',o1 '9 i lo;,.,,, cont, Of Tho
49, .,i .i.,,,id to,o am earlv onnortuni
resolutions anq soula u,Nc a" Ely lto r rnpoiion
y 10 eNp''
"'S o'ucIeg pi'r''', .;.;,,. .,-l,,,i,,s cro.,
NJ, '' ,i l.l1.'J a-.,.,,5
s n i7' III. e., i.o e,o,o,o tho
i,fi a., az, rsi,., ~ C,i,, ,,rs,.,ors which ,yas
..,.i,.,l ~, NJ, ,,,,,rlss,1
al, ilnn,rr rofor,cl bocl tho Nrovican Indcm-
PIT ii"N,'l 'l',,D" o'oN lle VI gAi''" i''''''''-
,lr.o Kan ~. ,i,s r,iiof' If H. rni.r prisouers
,,.5 ,., 49,, indemnity, Inn ,r,ro messed
,.i,i.,,,, 4. ,a,,. ar ,t,cnlr5r m.
,r6o e,,,,'g ,,..1 ,.,a5 Nm, consideration If
i"' NJ 81 ,s ~
~ r..,ol,,ion
I-Nre.. ,f ,fiss,ssinoi raspr,ed his speoch
,,i l.l.oiol Me Stat, Riirbta psry In Missis-
quo "ei U"'D 'No 'y''p "'4n's '", ~
~ ie''' " =, ' e,,i IN ,-5,cG h. o o5geca.
~ g'. W s...a..'ln md n convention 10
,.1, ",o. .i.ss II, i.ruara n
-,i, MEX. srl Iobn rla.seii MAS talan mn. a
..c.......t,tf.. c.....itf.o II the vI,ia WINS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-12

.,,,,,so o,,,rd;,,. lie transit examination. lad
ing. or unlndne Of any goods transported by the
mediums referred TO in these rega.a,tons'
" NJ -, ~, y va, ~. ,y..,,..,,.,.
P1rNrr OF LAND YET. According to the
repori of the Commissioner Of the General Land
/ Office more than 100000 Of acres Of the pub
lie lands will be for sale during the present year.
/ The minimum price is 20 per acre and
while the quantity offered is So immense that It
is placed boyonl the reach and mower off foonop-
H. tho nrioe is nj the same time So small that ev-
crv man Of ordinary industry has the ability TO
,,o,ide himself with Homestead and so loog
a. rovernr,ant oT,,rs hundreds of millions ~
acres far .olc ut the or.ce Of abon, one d,ys IA.
h,r s,,. c,or,, mar, ,hia ,,,,l ,h, .,-,,,,l
will base II p, l,s ,,,,er 70 boco,,, f-eob,ri.r
aTbe ,,lcs Of pnbl.c land. SINCE 3atb limo
( 1850 and TO Both June l-Jl. amount 20 l.Si6.-
59l ceres and the purchase money TO .23G0.-
'H 3d.
" 'o' '''''i.' .l''' ''' '''7
". ELY -" "' '' 'iI
"''' "o'u' "'''o.u unoef OUT Oons 'Ii''
,''"a recently "ou'o o''u'oN'e part OF 'ha pao"c
''"u7 '7 'o''o"s
E'nis " '.' 9'aSg = - ,',' '',,'O ~ acres
Nassachnsetts gg4.2l0; Rhode lsians .,50 >.
Connecticut, 3705GO; New York, SOY $50;
Ne" jersey, lo92o1i Pennsy wanna, @.il 1850 ;'
5a , ago w '"s'5 i'''' . ''o f5'l.9'
Carolina, 5ii2i0: Gcorqo. 49, 80: gapnls.
see, '06,569i AMI keuncky, s7,a20 acaas-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-12

% N"tNif ath fthlulfl-
We understand that Gov Williams examined
this matter when the Legislature failed to elect
Superintendent; but, while DESTROYS. if possj-
Bile, to ill the office, he came to the concInsion
that the Constitution gave him no power to an
point in this case.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-12
important Arrangement.

Through the exertion Of Gov. Paine, President
of the Vermont Central Railroad, an arrange
ment has been effected between the authorities
in the United States and dis Province, by which
foreign goods are allowed to pass over the rail-
roads in the United States, under lock, and with
out the Intervention of Custom regulations until
they arrive 10 Canada, through the Uuted States,
for expectation. This regulation viii remove
ono OF the strong arguments in favor Of the Que
bee aud Halifax Ralroad.-S hcrbrooke Ga-eHe.
The above announcement IN Canadian paper
is substantially correct, so far as the t. S. Gov
eminent and Gov Paine are concerned Wcmfof
that the Canadian Government concur-. Am
ncxed are the instructions Of the Treasury De
partment
CIRCULAR INSTRUCTIONS TO COLIEC.
AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE Gus
TOMS THEIR EAT
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
SefentIt0e Q3cnDu.

Srtitags uno Samrag5 zen 26lten uue
26fsn 0tdrS. bciesn Soacn um 10 ubr
Sormittao5, iou ON 8afbaufs pCn Waior
Oaniel Maper, in Sucu beitbau Saun.
ftip. 9sdo GaurtD, 6fsntIib Usrfauft mer.
BEN:
Gne Mdtre, 2 fliftmclfi9e 8nbe, z
Sbweine, 2 Sausubren, Better uno 8ett.
Iaoen, 2 6olSfifen, eins MsbIfbfe, Orabr
uno Deit. 3 Ssfcn nit 8cbr, 2 9useno
SthbIs, BdnFe, Gdfhrant Mildfbrant,
cine Sint, Saomen ouf frm Seize, Sd1Ter,
Stdnoer, Grunobssren bcim 8ufdeI, neue
Stieaettiits. 3 anosrs Slide, IL @siosn,
| Sdubtarrcn, su -9aaI5 @aacu nit
8Oon Elm l-9dul6 Gjtftirr, Suttertrae,
QFu95 @eitirr, nebit otlsrIci aubs Sau.
ern uno SUDDEN 9udtbfbaften Su wtitIGus
fig iu netocn.
9ie 8srin9un9sn am Serfauf5tas unb
uno 4ufWartun9 ron
SaHiel Mapsr.
Setr. %. nq4nr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Scfentli6e SSenDu.

Samlfa9s Den 6ten MIdrI um Il ubr
@ittaes, fOlrn am 6aufe beS llntsrSeibne'
ten, in Sberfaue0n Saunftbip, 9eda Co.,
offentIi6 uerfauft merpen:
Cine 7idbrise tra9enoe Mdbre, cine I'm
sobI &incuieb, Elm pfercewoaen nit 8Oop,
pferoe9ef6irr, Sperr' uno &lbfeten,
Sruhtreffe, SdIIer, Stdnoer uno 3uber. Elm
Sfen nit &Cbr, unc fcnf nod uiele Bau-
ernortifel, Su umfducIib Su msIoen.
Die 8eptnaunaen am &ertOufstase uno
Iufwartung von
Sobn Su6efer.
UekYuAr 10 no211
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Der ODtretter.

DW tlntersei6nsts, wel@u bic 3eitunaen
natb @bsitbau uno Seiodbra trd9t, 9ibt
bierourb Nadridt, oos am lten Sanuur
nieoer Elm Sabr pof9elo uerfollen mar.
Que oiejenieen, melde nod IO,sUbl pom %
riaen als pom erffuerfIofeuen i'm 8udliance
fino, werben erfu6t oo1elbe eutweosr an
ibn uper an Die WadbaIter ein3ubdnciaeu
9entanlIn 0iebl.
@ebr. 26. nq3w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
SefcntIt6e SSenOu.
Sebruar 20.

MOntoaS Den Sten WdrS ndbfsns, um
IL ubr Mitta9s, fouen am 9aufe be5 I'm
terfhrirbenen, in Sbnfauc0na Saunfhip,
9ecba @auntD, 6fcntlib Uerfauft wsrosn:
8ier uorircffIicbe S6affpfsrrs, Gin 2idb,
RIGGS Sulen. Milbfubs, l 8ul unc 2
8inoer, mebrentbsil8 Don Der OepOnlbre
3ubt, Stbmeine. 3 Bdgen nit 8Orp, 3
pFlge, 2 @g9Cn, 2 paar 9euleiIcrn nit
Shemel, Elm neuer t9OIsf6Iittn nit StabI-
icblen. cine Dufbmafbiue, cine Wafdiue
um g8elThforn ausSumaben, BinomhbIs,
SnObbouf uno S6rOtfifs, Yferor9efhirr
isosr 1rt, meiifens nsu, (feife @fuasmaascn,
Elm grocer MiIdfbranf, Safer, 3hber, unb
cStdnoer. nsbli aIerle lOnltigem 9auS une
Bauenaerdtb. Su meitIdufi9 Su meIosm
Die Becin9un9eu am Serfaufsto9e une
Qufwartun9 uon
SamueI So. Snpber.
Ssbmar 5. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
S3Sillinm q. SrOtpu's
Ge9cn(birm unb DAra(ol
NSapsaaftsftaurs
50. SO 9Dtorfts Stra6G
SShilnbeinhin.

Bum Srubiabr5- -Serfauf bat 9S. Il. ..
elm QiTortcment Don Woro OILS auf
Sauc welfes an Sh6nbeit oes StpIS uno
Sertioteit uicbt ubertrOffen mirb, uno oeren
bauerbofte Serfertisuns wire warrantirt.
Sein Stod &esenfbirme III INNER erOB
uno pouifdnei9, uOn Den wobIfeiIlten Got
ton bic Su oen feinlfen 9in9bams, fammt
cinem aus9sfubten 8orvotb pen fsinen fei-
benen u m brellas.
Seine Sreunce uno 0dnbIer betisben an
Surufen = foltbe 8ortbcle mcrosn pffsrirt,
bic falt Sebrn sum Raufen perIelten.
Sebruar &c, 1852. na3We
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
O0blIbt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


crSfnct bat, tuIbs tetnrtrs ju Dem Gnbgpet crbout
fno, um ettbblIbtr rCEr Do9usrurtprn in mSalhltsr
&rllfcnmtubeit 81 uCbmGn. Iists gctal 1T in Der
0Omlttn StroFt, Cin9e Sbdrtn unttrbal6 Der Rcfcrs
mirttn 6ivtc, i'm britttn Strd hC6 gebSuHS6 ron
brn. :. 8. Yufb'6 Sfn:gEoarCrI0sr.
SnOcm cs Ctne Crpctne Sha oht IN. raj 1o1uGr=
reon 9tonii'e in tpobrtm pGrpgttip uuo ridDti9tm
etbt uno SCbatcn nur mtttlt Cnc6 GaCbllbt6 9encms
men wtcbtn tGnuCn, unb iubtm b Der llutIrrttttus
cntbciItu bat. tGln Vll0 aus rjutn oinpcn 0thtu IL
0iItu cbne rai Is in itctr ouNtbt pcItcmmtu rpdre
pUufht CT rO oIs Sctdc rjI Gin trrrCttIS @Nnlf gu
botSn mUnfhtn, ihn nit ibttm 3uprutb bctbrtn mG3s
ten. Gr tjIfrt B,lont init cbcr chnc Sor6tn, cinin
cptr ulthre ;IiOnlmCn ouf elmer 9Otte IN tlnem SEN
br unUbutreiiLlh hiGr cctr in otn 0rSBIrn StICtl.
Die 2aQG ltintr 3imMer III vcn lchtr @gl,hofInhiit,
pOj Gin rcutcmmlnGr Stbmdj ptu giht uno EcAattln
unb lcn0b ttt Standardization Gjtllbgausbrittt Dem
Surc Ouf9GorUdt mGron
Den Donlen, ptthe iitb prlItn otnChmtn toiIin,
miro snpfctsn, i) nit cjntr ruUtln rpsr f9urirten
DrSF 81 tIipen.
Q3ilpniTt ncrccn ocncnucn ron icScr GjrSFs, on
tribsn trch cS btuen So9In, ou ric aItrbcitn Qats
ten, in GSEs, ectGs @ruaarcln, Sjnoerrin9A IL. 10.
Sr 0roG Gno rit Qtytt,ilt rtS O0dliht5 haB CT in
Stoncl III rcufcmmGut gtntjiCtr prn &juttrn in tcn
eur,tn 3ljtrom ron ; GsturN,n ~ nstmGn. preiI
rGr Rtlrni3e it nab GrSge uno @rfrti9uu9, Nlts
g}ltrlr fno morroutirt rOutboft W fin.
O%FOr Gin9on0 ;u cbi1cn 3lmmtr 1T otcrltt 2tUcr
mt,rhol0 3. o. @unb'S Sfn:Q1oormtoer.
81. ~ - Sntruttjtntn in cti9tr Nuut pGroen ers
tbiNup 2ProrotuS unp 3u9lhEr 9ljEfat an Gin Yrli'
fen.
g. QB. 8urtaw.
lnrrtoun. canuor E, nj
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
GrnIfIibe Sfa6ri6t.


stu bic uunbbdngigen Sitissns BON Secbn
nno auereusencen Sannties.
Srsunts uuo 9Nttbdr9r!
SD babe midi entfdIcfeh nOtmols vcr
@ub su femmen abcr nidt aIS Zanzibar
fur Elm amt, fOntern um @ub anju6ei9en
caB ib Qe9enwdrtia
Ginem bcrrtidDcn StUf GeSsr=
SSSaGrcn
gum Serfduf auf oano babe, bic an 0hte
nir9snomO i'm Staot ubsruCffsn weroen.--
Serner bat ct ale su oieicm @elcbdIt 9eb6
ri9e uno nctBmeuoiQe Qrtitcl, wsIbe q all,
70 moblfril obulaTen milen5 III, ais ne
irQeno fOnitnU Ht0Itrn wUocn t6nncn.
Wan rufe cober an, nidiie 1bnre iu
Barber unb WOunqs SartmaarCnncbr, in
Ger SomiItOn StraBe Der St0Nt Guentaun,
NO man cieIe UrtiFel unp cen Wann flncrn
wic. Ger fir ale ftine 8uncfboft immcr
oantbar 1T.
SpGn .. Cole.
Quentaun Stb 5, 1852. n02M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
S0S 0rDfe uuS ippGGtile
S tnaarc1zga9er
ppu
&rpuic S. SdGIict,

IN bSr SamiNcntrafG, cbrbotb Der SrbRucps- boiIe,
ltr39 9c9cuttttr Gem 8uhitcDr bcs 9otrirttn.
nteldriebene wCttc untcr obiScr Sirma
in @cl6dftSperbincun9 9etrctcn hnb, MAIDEN
bierourb Gem YubIitum bCPannt, oab iic
in ibrem Obi9en BaorcaIo9er bCfdnct9 auf
6ano b0Iten unc ouf 8elteQun9 uerfcrrissn.
GabinetGvIGrcn ic0cr 2grt
uno in Qrp6er Qu5wabI, Gle in Setrsff Der
S66nbcit, Der 8iQi9tcit uuo Der @ute non
frinen aucern in eiefer Stact ubcrurffsn
merorr -inoem fe oue unter ibrCr pcri6nIi
den Gufiitt qematbt wercen uno iie oobrr
fur eieIeben bur9cn f6nnen. - Sbr ieetaer
Stof, ben lie INNER mebr pcr9roBern, be
lfebt aus allen Qrten
SpfaS, SecrctdrS, Bureaus, @arorebss,
S6oufetiubIe. 9esf5. 8udsrfbrdnfe,
@aro, @ier, Sioe, Ginning uno Sreaffaif
Slide, ale Qrten 8ettIaoen, uno aues
mas fOnit in ibr Sad 9cb6rt.
9ieienigcH bic oa5 SausbaIten Su Begin
nsn eeocnten, unb Qnosre. tbun ,pObl wenn
lte onrufen cbe fie fonitpo faufsu-unb baS
SeIeben foItet ia audi uihts.
W 8eporaturen ieber 1rt werben Don
ibncn Uerrtdtet-uno ea fie punftlid in ibrer
8eoienuns, biui9 in ibren 9reilen nab CUTE
Qrbeit MAIDEN wcrben, 70 bofen fe auf SobI
reiben 3ufpruh, wpfur Iie llb iecerjeit febr
oantbar erwefen wcrosu.
S5. sOf. Srrufe,
9nul SalIict.
Quentaun, Dec. 4. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
9(0tQnie Sfd6rt6t.
Dtttnter lS.

ga Spnaibou Soc uno feline Srau
Sarab pCn SbnfaueOn. Geta Gauntp
al ibr @i9cnbum, frwCbl Irc9ences ais
perf6nIichCS uno rcrmiftteS. ourd, cine frri
miUi9e uebcrfhrr;bun0, catirt Seb Is. 1852
an ben rutsrbei6nctCn Ihbertro9en baben,
yum Sefen Der Greoitpren bss bsfo9trn
Scnatbon Rod, cbne Gudlidt.-fo merosn
bisrmit lue, weIte nOh ouf ir9enc cine
art an cen tsfaaten &Ob fduIci9 irne,
oufasfOrout, in 6 QBodhsn obSubeSobIen
uno SCIdhe Die nod retttmd6i9s Sorceruneen
an oGn bef0gtcn Gc6 boten. merren ebeH
fails oufQsforoert, ibre &ebuunqen inner
baIb 6 @O6en mobIbsiati9t etnbubdnsi'
gen, an
'Oiarttn Gemmerer, 9lff9nie,
GuBtur9, uabs gnious. Sstba Gauntp.
Sebruar 26. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Sefentlt6e sSen0l1..


Sonnsrfo95 ben lStsn MdrS, nm IL
ubr Mitta9s, iolen am Soufe oss unter
fdritbenen, in BaftinatOn Saunftip,
Geda @ountp, 6fftntIich Usrfauft msroen:
gine SaD Mabre nit sinem lidbri9en
Shueu, riu gutter 28duIs SauWsimaQen
nit Wotsnt Sprin9s, aud fur Gin Yfnc
cin9crittet, 2 Mittube unc &incer. Gin
0pls- uno Elm SatutIitten, 3 Yauac unp
2 @qQcn, ibwres pfnoe9efhir, eins bop
peIte Sett IeitteS 9ferccqtfdirr, sin paar
ncus SruIeitsrn nit Stcmel, unr nod uieIs
nnoCre 8aucrsi9erdtbs, Su umltdntIidb Su
meleen.
Die Sseinsun9en am SHfaufsto9r unO
Qufwartun9 pcn
Dennis 6unffer.
Sebruar &c. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
2Ba6t auf, i6r patriptcng
General
9OiSaaf,
fpmint!
DrGdf6 @nrger
1T aber f6on ba!
Soer 1T nod baf'
Dbfbolt IS Gie6 CT
fst fprtgcjo0en!
Ste sppblfsiIc SfemfCDmieotret'
III 2Ilcntnuu.


IN 2lllcntnnr.
linterseitneter wullte feline Sablrcitsn
Freunoe uno Ruuocn torauf oufmeitiam
MAIDEN, cas cr Gle Sfsnf6m eosrsi nod i'm.
mcr an Itinfnr oItcu Stdnoplate in Der
Allen Suaee, n6rolict pom Sirref, uno ci'
ni9s SbIrCn CbcrbaIb @rot9's Stebr, fort
betreibt. uno Snar aus9ecGbntrr ais lt, uno
oob er Nf8cnwdri9 cine berriife NusmabI
SOls= l,uS &oDlcn Scfen
auf 6one bat. Sn ou Gbot eine fittners,
bslItre uno wcbIfeitfre Gusmobt Sgf}n III
nOlb ME in Qusntaun jum Scttauf ou9e
hpten woreeu. 8leie l8crte werctn obsr
oft qcbroutbt, uno wenn man bic Sabe un
tcfutt, 70 ii e5 mandmot nur nciu 9rc6
gcFrii;b uno weni3 8ruc." Scr Burger
aber ra9t GuCb Iiibr he Babrbeit -uno wer
cS rtctt otaubt, ocr rufe an uno GbsrSfu9e
Ttb fclgf, - toS GnfttOucn Fcltt Qeraoe
ra5 e5 ir4cno no fonit foICt, onGet man
Qcbt ins e hCb" nimlitb q tbts. Nbcr
ptr faufen MIL Scr muB trum nidt eCnfeu
cag er rbne aefouft Wicotr we9fCmmt ccnn
ale Grfbmafc fam CT nit feiuer bGrr!iden
GuSmobI tefriSei9cn, uno mcbIf,ier fam
HIuH htHtNpS luuIt HHH i!t"H hluB WV
,uocben pa6 Elm Sccrr Udt auf itine ciQsnsn
SntTeIItn bat uno wer ca5 bat, btlu6t
F6er ben 8urser, ebe er fOnfwO fault.
SfeurpDr l,uD Grpmtnciu
bat er audi cine oro6s Qu5moDI ouf 5oho
--uaturIitb aueS 9onS bi0i9.
Gim Enforcement 8(eG1paarcn.
Gin fctr fdtnr5 uno tausrbofte8 N6Orts'
mrnt 8tCCbnnorrn - oue5 mas in oiei.t
Sab 0cmhnftbt wirb, finrst man ebcnfals
bel ibm, uno ooSunOh 70 bi0io-ja bi1i9!-
tsm bei ibm fueGt man gar nit!S, ta5
nitbt wOblftil 1T.
SaCbrinnen ED0cr sE0nSetnD
uerfcrtist uno befedl9t or ouf bic bauerbof'
tefsGrt ouf bic fLlritit: Qa5ci3e un0 Subep
bi(Iisfeu @reiftn.
SS5ur altc5 @u6, Gupfrr, Sim unt
MclHn9 beSobIt sr Die b6tblftH Mmftpyeiis
i'm Nustomb fix Q&oarln ogcr 5aar @,to.
Grtif canfbor for bj@ber asHoiTene 0gno
ftbaft -- un0 fdn @tir,btn ica jmmr5.n
fcin, Seoen III ttiueciurn a.. 9rn tim
Fault uno mtbr Fam o0t Nicmt.o bun
40 @isIs tbun oie5 nibt uno f6nuten e5
adj nitt tDun, frIbf nenn 'ie mrlIren
Gtepbcn 8urger.
llrntoun, NCU. p. NO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Surcatp's GaCbliGbt
Gd9nerredtt> I Simmer.

Der luttr3cidntt wdnfht Den Damcn une 6erren
pcu aNsntoun unO llmst9suo adtuu9errl Die anjei9s
5u MAIDEN, oaB CT lcIbtn ltus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Sebr. %.
9. .. 8utbsrforo, prefieent.
u. 8. 9illett, Sefretdr.

I45 Gbcsnullrags, gbilabdpbia:-.
SiIlttt unp Gc9SfbaG, @cuSrolN9snten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
SDr Sau6D6lter,
CSDr 250uGrit,

GSttroubt Gtbauftn, 9yit9oNCln, SjeGe, 2Irts,
GrutbodIr, Rdbs uno 6otftutsucu @rulttSttIn, Ret:
NutrIuN GodmcFcr, 2wtI0h YfrrCrttritcn, Nrums
iilm 0uf,,itn uno pufn&9d H. ~, allies mcINfM fir
tOOr SrlG.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Tur S0I0urer,

NaNe az NFIlITtr, WlNIrlr: Un0 QtlntIn01 1Ntlltn,
0attGnttilt, Mserttrbodln. SNre 0aurWNbutrt, Ntus
tCtLn II. T. w-rueb hlpt ib
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
SScrlan9t spcrScn:

500 80tt6b&uts, pcfr mir @t5. per Yfe. bc3oblen.
500 6phGute, GtS.
500 Rib: uuo ShfInbautc, 6ts.
1000 8ucbd pofst an Den bI;bltin IGcntauner grci:
fen.
9Seibner unp SrCint9.
&rsrtirstaun, Scb. II, 1852 no
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.OWE'S SEWING MACHINES.
DATENTHYDRANTS.-The Bartbol

Il CHEW Ps,eut Selfsrting Safesy-yavs HYDRANr1
hsve teen ex;enssey used IN this and other cities for more
than 81 years ps and N the exposed locations in the
ely AID have bocn well proved b. superior any other
hyIsns IN ss They are strong du-abe nmple ooaruc-
ton, VIII hsrsf rpe nor likely 70 f,ss n ,ro.r,
IN Chssen do not break them and cannot leave thsn
runnlns tbeins always lea shn chsaply repaired with
ccr sgns up partaouly we'll adapted tenant housss
ana where several families d children scosss % thsn
s< snestins de landlord ts penalty irp.sd BY ss
sfes bosa r leaving hy1rant running when nos ii -
tns.e bans .svsr "a Running so Double Hydrnnfs M
pyse tSo iofs nd rfiy hniloA Msie a. No Is Narioa
9s,y and 10 .s y ne Pi.nben ss.culiy; sss N Boon.
LsuA - osAg Pasea
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SEAT for SALE-On the

~ east bank Of the Hudson and half miles below
Sing Sing and four from Taytoa There l2o acres OF
land bck house 50 feet square in the Gecan style most
extensive and beautiful prospect fine fruit &c VII DO
cold altogether in separate plots Inquire OF JAMES
KNOWLTON, the premises or of j. b. YOUNG, No A
WnIEHt.
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NOR SALE or to LEr-The Wooden
LII Factory with TIVE sets Of machinery, in Guilierani
miles from the city Of Albany tho Great Wess
err Turnpike. The lccafios she intersection Of shree
lines plank roads Affords superior adv for
work. sc. Inquire Of the subscriber the premises.
Gaildcaiand. March q 1882 q. c. BATrERNAN
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I.OR SALE-3OO acres Land, good
r ONG ISLAND PARASITIC al

svsrnssr often tor sale large tract comprsas over 80
asies Of Land lying partly Long Island RAlroad and si-
Joining lands now sny Tor very sn,s acre
THIS lard about u m,lsv frun brooklyn Ferry aud
prss Of the richest farming lands Long Island
Ihs good opportunity to purchase TO scn Azs sales
ee rsiiy made rcnnnerstins prics and the
having the time cell in ANAL pacelS would b willing
allow good rorssoa Of the purchase
bead aud mortxaSe Addcss ID. c. u. Tribune ok, with
name II rial Esrtiea
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Maehinerp, &e.

er|N-Nrr~NN0~~fSNHNT~'l ~ N7N/S~yNNN'N0V",
nAY Il McMULLEN'S PATENT
Hose for years past has fully demonstrated its SUPERIOR
ty. Orders from Railroads Factories Water Companies and
others solicited Every piece warranted tOgve satisfaction
by the patentee and manufacturer The following Of
the many certificates and published 70 show the estimation
frum actual
jersey Cry, Dec. II, 1851.
HORACE Fl. DAY. No q Courtlandt-st, N. Y.-Dsay Sir :
tke great IN stating To you 10 your in
quy regard the India Rubber Hose furnished BY
for the NewJersey Railroad and Transportation Company
that have found Of the very best description. and
much better purpose than either leather IL
is only durable, but in the end the economical
We have rubber hoee Of locomotives thar
we purchased OF two which has been IN
sant and still good ever and have found your
urply stand pressure OF 80 lbs the square inch
Yours very respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND
Superintendent Motive Power for " J. r. r. Trans Co
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Drp GOODS.
SHAWLS and MANTILLAS
DRY GOODS

athsvs, has . complete aasortmens Of Linsn .Damnsks
Napkins Sheesings Quilts and Counferpanrs
BanketA 1ahse and Piano Covons, Lace and Mnsn
ts,s Bfccsiei!e and Chnts Dusse Hearth RssA Cano.
Asn &C Families furnishing repsnshins their ssock
channs eswhsrs he wkos has bsea sslscsd vsh msoh
s!r ~ bought Principally q sscrioa theefss they -
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TONY BROOK COTTAGE and


Ia ON NaIT OF 10 LIE I-1JTUTIWIX IIdII
II Saratoga Springs, N Y. This large and commodous
Hotel delightfully."- located tho side Of Broadway
door south Of Union Hail and the immediate vicinity
of Copses Spring will be let for term OF years nom the
lt day Of May The Hotel is entirely new, and the
tsblshnen. il in complete order Phe large and
arranged with express reference 10 tho accommodation Of
families No better hotel establishment for winter "a well
business be found Saratoga For further
particulars inquiries may ba made OF LESTER BART
LETT Esqrs OF this village Of the subscriber the
premises The property also for sale reasonable
Saratoga Springs, Feb 10, 1852 JOHN X. WHITE
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BOARDING ACADEMY,

w This Boarding School having bsen N - -.
operation for Ave joan ofsn nducenssts OF ths n
6story ehsxloser % thnsc wishing % piece tben -
where tbey viii receive csrefui and sUmpcssss
usss IN their eAsnaaon- Call for cir1ulan = No
100 ChatkaB9, Nsw-Yogt. sddren The PnnopA
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NOR SALE.-Housc and Lot, No. ~
n Wet I7tb-st is 2story brick House. with covered
sevwsy lot Is BY 81 feet Threes1urths on mortgage
Yor sale low by w. c. VALENTINE, No 5l Soutn-s'-
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VORK-SOUARE FEMALE SIENNA

RY New Haven Ct-The Summer Term Of this In
stitution will commence the FIRST MONDAY in NAY
and continue twelve weeks IL ia located in retired and
Parents who wish to place their Daughters where tho
Der Of pupils il limited and where they receive the ~
structions and immediate OF tho Principal The hoalA
them will be objects Of special attention Cstemaie snd
extended Of study be pursued embracing inc c
Latn German and French languages and Music,ndcr tn
OF experienced Teachers Superior oppoituancs
for Learning speak the French language may he here @
loved NJ Native Teacher will reside in the family Of ~
Principal Circulars be obtained at CLARK, AUSTIN
& SMITHS Book Store No. 205 Broadway, or Of hin n
r. MORSE, Principal, New Haven, CT
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ITO LET-The three-story and attic
Il hrick House. No. ijs Wsyerly-rlsce near ssasv,
nshed IN handsome style, having ahru1, ga and oshsr
coEvenerces; aud private family, viii h. reasd az
ts5o. Apply to LAMBERT SUYDAN No i5s wsverly-
place
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CntIerp, Gar0ware, Ee.

"ARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE
TOoLs, sc-CHARLES S. LITTLE. i
NOs UoryL Nsv-YoRK.
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER IN Ensl.h. Ger
man ard American Hardware, Cusery Edge nc re-
Heehsns and others making their Spring and Summer pGr-
eh.s 10 bis very extensive ssort'nenk eomprnns every
-; = bs lire and to which and constant supplies aro
& sted All Of which arc offered al ths lowest prices Tor
ce.h OF approved credit: 49,,
Cut and " rousht Nails. Locks Lssches
Knives and Forks. Pen and Pocket kniys
R.zDrs Scissors and Shears IN greas variety; p,s.
shovel. Spsdes Hoes Forks Scyfnes and onssnS nns
crys fools In great variety, OF the most eeiooss1e9
N.nuiaeturers Albersson, Conser, Horton Barron ana
Others. v,..L~,;,h,s Toalx
Horse and Ship Builders Hsrdwars
INN Brsss COPPER Steel and Lead Wire
Amrs's Pump Ausers and Runners
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A FARM for SALE or to Let, at White
IA rlasn~> mile from the Depot containing dfy-t,sr
ceres Of sod kind Hlahls Land comfortable sws-ssxy
Dvslline CsnsAxe HoGse end nalS With god .sor:asss
uisk-st, aA JOHN ?. vNDERHILL. % 10 prs.i.sG
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CPLENDID STORES to RENT, f5r

~ FIVE or ten yess-Tho~ two tine svcssory brown
sfoUe Stores No - and IS BArray Broadway with
cellar sud saceils very Suitable for dry sois grocery
hardware tact any trces; tho Bz8,rss would 30
ss.es 10 Ssod nqure the pre1ases ar OF
EpwD. H. HUDSON, No ss Broadway,
n R-if.,