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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

THE subscriber begs leave to return thanks to his
and town friends for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed him. and hopes by strict attention to business
merit continuance of the Please call and examine
his stock of which consists in part Of the following
articles Sugar. Coffee, MOasses Brandy, Whiskey RUM
Gin, Wines, SC; Flour Spice Pepper Ginger Soap, Can
dies, Dry Beef Shoes Domestic Cotton Yarns Teas and
other articles too tedious to mention Call at the old
stand, Market street, in front of the Carolina Hotel
Oct 10, 1851. THOS G.. CRAFT.
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SlOO EWAED.
D UNAWAY from the subscriber the 29th of last G
IL December, and the 18th of January instant. two "a!
negro of the following description MOSES is q
25 years old, feet inches high yellow complexion,A
when spoken to- and inclined to be bowegged Supposed
to be lurking in the neghborhood of Nahuna Swamp
Button Branch, Wayne and Greene county line
BRYANT is 80 years DID, feet 9inches high, complex
ion black slender built, and weighs $50 pounds he has
upon check occasoned by burn Supposed to be
lurking the North side of Neuse River Johnston and
Wayne county line.
Fifty Dollars reward will be given for the apprehension
and confinement of each of said negroes in Wayne county
JAIL and Fifty Dollars for evidence sufficient to convict any
person harboring employing them.
z. L. THOMPSON.
Goldsboro' n. c., JAN 23 1852 2l-6t
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S0 BBL1S. Irish Potatoes, for planting;
w 25 bbls Genesee Flour
20 g double rectifed Whiskey;
10 bags Rio Coffee. Just received from New York,
and will be sold cheap for cash be bought in Viii
mington with the exception of the freight per Railroad
All other kinds of Groceries the terms Please call
and examine. l.. A. MERR1MAN.
Strcklands Dupln CO., Jan. 30 1852 2l-6t
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T7RESH AND CHEAP-Just received per Schr Jonas
L Smith-GO pr of chids, youths, and boys Boots 60
do mems sewed and pegged Boots 200 do kip Brogans
prime 25 do goat Slippers 60 do boys kip Brogans primes
"a do misses black silk pt Caters l20 do ladies kid welt
Buskins, very chcep For sale very low,by
dS JONES s GARDNER.
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FOR SALE.

FOR
THE subscriber offers for sale TWO STORE A.
J. HOUSES and LOT OF GROUND where they H;:
are situated, immediately opposite the Court-House, AL
in the of Clinton Sampson county The
present occupied by Messrs Carroll Roberts, and the
adjoining store by Messrs. Boykn Morisey. They are
both excellent stands for mercantile business.
The above property will be sold accommodating terms.
For particulars apply to the subscriber by letter
ally at the Six Runs Post Office, Sampson county. n c.
Jan. 80, '52-2l-5t*1 CHAS. D. STEE EMS
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$40 REWARD.

D UNAWAY from the subscriber, residing in Marl- SM
II boro' District s. c., about eight months ago, his &
complicated, stout built about feet inches high, ~
speaks pleasantly, and has pleasing countenanee He is
probably lurking somewhere between Ezabethtown and
Wilmington he bat recently heard of being in
Baden county in company with negro girl from the same
neighborhood with himself He claims the girl for his wife
He also heard of on Lyons Creek, in New Hanover
county.
The above reward of Thirty Dollars will be given for his
delivery the subscriber for his confinement any Jail
in North or South Carolina, so that he be got.
S EMANUEL.
Marlboro District S. c., Feb. g. 1852 22-tf
Fayetteville Observer copy and send bill as above
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G.. DuPRE. DRUGGIST.

G. DuPRE. DRUGGIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in ~rxY
w Drugs Chemicals Paints. Oils, Fancy Articles, W
Liquors, Wlndo,c Glass, French and american as IL
sorted s1ces.
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand large and well
selected stock, which he will sell low any Druggist in
the Southern country Every article is warranted to be of
and Merchants will do we'll to call and look for themselves
before buying elsewhere.
Epson and Glauber Salts Castor and Sweet Oil; Rhu
barb Jaap pecac Arrow Root; Cream artar Carb Soda
Gum Arabic; Assafotda; Gum Camphor; Alex. Senna
Peruvian Bark; Borax, &c
Sulph Quinne Iodine; Iodde Mercury; Iodide Potash
Spirits Hartshorn; Nit Acid; Spirits Iodide of Iron Cit
Patent Medicines.
Sands Sarsaparilla Lees Beckwth's Peters, Spencers
Wrght and Brandreths Pills; Motifs Bittcrs and Pills.
Dead Shot; Fahnestocks Vermifuge Cod Liver O Ayers
Cherry Pectoral; Swayne's Syrup Wild Cherry; Balsam
Paints Oils, &c.
Green in oil and dry Paris Green in o Vermeon Black,
in oil; Spanish Brown in ol Venan Red, in OIL SC.
the above articles will sold cheap at the Drug Store
Wilmington. July 25, 1851
GARDEN SEEDS. Just received from Wethersfed, a
VI large assortment of Garden, Grass and Flower
For sale cheap, by c. DmPRE, Druggist & Chemist,
Market-st., Wilmington, n. c.
N. B. Daily expected, few bbls Onion Sets.
GARDEN SEED-Just received large and full assort-
VI ment of Garden Seed, warranted fresh For sale by
VIM. H. LIPPITT,
j23 Chemist and Druggist.
DAINTs, OILS &C.-A large supply on hand of White
Whs and Se Sperm o Red ro%n
Chrome Green, dry and in oil Window Glass large
sortment For sale by WIN. H. LIPPITT,
j23 Chemist and Druggist
DRUGs. Medicines, Paints Oils Glass; Perfumery, Fan
VIM. H. LIPPITT,
j21 Chemist and Druggist
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,OBACCO, TohaccO-Tust received per schr. Express,
J. a fine lot of Tobacco which will be sold very cheap
Call at the sigA of the Turk, Front street
Sept 25 ID. l.. III kBANh
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IpIE, Lime, Lime 200 barrels Lincolnville Whit7
Lump Also, Calcned Plaster, Pastering Hair. Fire
sale bv c. s. R. B. WOOD,
Jan 2, '52-17vS1 Contractors and Builders
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-,.rroy g PRICE, E.1ioPRIEToRs.
Terms of subscription.

CLIFTON, Editor. A L. PRICE, Associate Editor
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HAVING completed my Livery Stables, l am Ee1Nl
ready to receive Horses at livery by the day, II
week, month.
My Stables situated the of Princess and Third
Streets directly opposite the and convent
the business part the They built brick,
and covered with tn which makes them entirely
They large, commoous and well constrced and in
cry respect comfortable and convenient any Stables in
the United States
have or the accommodation of Drovers large and
comfortable Lot together with basement under the Stables
sufficient to hold hundred horses, and shelter them well
and comfortably.
HORSES CARRIAGES and BrGG kept constantly for hire
My Hostlers cannot be surpassed in country and
therefore feel confident of giving entire satisfaction those
who favor with their custom.
grateful my friends and the public for their liberal
patronage heretofore and hope merit continuance of their
custom. H. r. NIXON.
Wilmington, N. c., June 81. 1851 lift
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NEW FRUITS. 10000 fine Oranges 5000 Grape Fruit;
~ so bbls Y Apples 80 boxes Raisins new crop; 20
noa Citron boxes Jujube Paste Fresh and good For
sale low by WILLIAMSON 4 ESLtR
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RICHLAND ACADEMY.
TN1E present Session of this Institution will close the
18th of February and the next Session open
Monday in March. The rates Of tuition per session of five
months
For the primary branches of English. So 90
For the higher branches of English IL 90
For Latin and Greek Is 90
This School offers the advantages of thorough instruction
in all the branches of literary and classical education. eth
preparing students for College, qualifying them for
the business of life Convenient board be had in good
families at from SIS to So per month.
L. G. WOODWARD, Prineipal.
Jan. 23d. 1852 POSTS
TOPSAIL ACADEMY.
IE exercises of this Institution will be resumed We'd
i day the 1st day of October next.
Rev. William III. Christian, A B., graduate of R. NJ
College, Principal
Tuition per Session of fire months:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, first class in English
Grammar, and Geography. 81 so
Second class of same including History and Phi
losophy. y 90
Higher classes of English Science including first
class in Algebra Latin and Greek, Is 90
Second class of same. with lectures the most
important subjects, IS 90
French and Saxon will be taught if required at the
usual prices.
Board in the immediate vicinity of the Academy 81 90
pills
Should the School require Assistant, competent Fe-
male will be employed to take charge of the Female depart
ment N. n. NIXON,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Topsai Academy, Sept l6, 1851. 9Iwd-wtf
p Sit is desirable, that pupils should be pres
ent at the commencement can conveniently be.
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NOTICE.
TAKEN up and committed to the Jail of New ~
i Hanover county Gas a runaway slave) the 21st "a
inst, a negro man, named SAMUEL DOWLER, a.
about 50 years of age five feet five and half inchesA1
high, black complexion and stout built He here in
vessel from Boston He says he born and
raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The of his arrest
runaway this: he tried to persuade tevedore STARE
off in the vessel with him. saying that that the
he escaped from South Carolina ago The slave
gave information, and he arrested runaway The
of said negro is requested to forward prove
provery pay charges and take him he will be dealt
with as the law directs. OWEN FENNELL, Shift.
Wilmington. N C.. Ian % 1852 2l-tf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
DrtDdtz 0etfQuf
Dpu 5A Nicer SauS.

@r germ cine CUTE. fltine 8uuerei ia
faufen whnf9t, Der uerfiume Ini6t eiefe
9eIesenbeit. 0isirbe Iisst in Sbrmlforo
SOwnftip, ee6a @ountp; bat Elm Smei'
&zyA it6dis, cCppsIt 2Es o bnbdms,
Iii;:NNs Shwsijtri6euw uno Neben9e-
.s.ssl s.s5.lEa bduos. 5wan6is oder baron it
sutes QOIjIunO uno quite Biefen; cas Sou.
LAMB III i'm beaen &uIturifono, uno es flie6t
Elm WoGritrem euttb oa6tlbe. Nisfebten.
De @aherqususn, cine nit elmer &ettcnpum.
pe am Saufs, cine ancHs nit Wumye an
Der S6euer, iino oarauf.
Siefes @i9entbum Iie9t an Der Allentown
pno pCtt5tOwn QOitfraBe, 2 MsiTsn uon
Der @olhenboppsn uno @rin Gan Surn.
peif Sno6e, uno Swsi Msisn pUn 3ioHs'
piue, bsquem ju &ir6en, S6ulsn uno
MubIen, une ss 1T iepe Qtt Sbf in Suae
parauf.
98er Cuff bat eoftlr, bsIisbe iitb Su msItsn
bsi Dem earauf wObnsnosn giauer.
90niel GreB.
3uni "a. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
916rt6t
SUM- "a.

wirb biermit 9esebsn, ba6 Der unterSeibnete
aIS QominiitratOr BON Der SinterIafTsnf6afr
oes perforbenen Dantet Wae9er, leet.
bin pOn RiecTmatun9ie Sfehp., Ge6a 60.
an9sfteut woroen it, 4ue SoIbe eaber,
Die nod an befa9te 9nterIafeufcbaft fbuI.
big fno, msroen bjermit 9ebeten innerbaIb
2 MOnaten BEL tSrn. s b n 8 b sI, In
oefTen 5dnbsn Die Bidder fta beffnben, an.
surufen uno abSube6ableu uno SoG6e.
bic nod re6tmd6i9e SOroerun9en onbefosts
SinterIafenfbuft 5u MAIDEN babeu, beIietsn
6icfelbe innerbaIb befa9ter 3eit aud einGa.
brin9sn, oamit QIIs5 in Gi6ti9fsit 8ebratS
meroen fann,
cSobn 50fenfo6, 9lSes.
~Bsr nod IduIois 1T in cen 8u&.
srn Der ebemoIiasn Sirma UCn 9aeses
uno 8eiIer III erfubt bel prn. S amss
@eiIsr absufettsIn, in ps6en lSdnren is.
ne Suder f6 bsftnosn.
Mai 27. nq6B
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
.Qr. ODpt'S 5Oeape 0ulper.

9ist 3uterctuns febt icet rcr Dem putttum ols
Elm 3i9cftbutCs Seitmittel fdr @n9brditi9s
fett 8eutben cber 2B inb boc6rehenbe Il t
0Ieaves) Der Yferos, uno ais Die sinjios bctauuts
gRcbiin in Der QBtlt oafiir. Der Gt9sntbdmcr bat
rsdGr felt ben ISetSn 81 SobrCu in tiner Sbdrarsucis
QrOris oc6rout, uno bat ME crlcb faB is8ur in ct:
ncn cin;9cn Sols feb9cbto9en uno naS Yfro nibt In
outer Cuff r IrbCit acIA6rn pcrbCn rpars. Die 9dn,;
be lnabi9tsit bss Yfrres jur rb cit, ,pcnn cS nit
ciCEr 9cpSbnbcn 8rantbtt 9'plo9t 1T. clIte iscen
pfrcs:Sresr anrsttEn, Nb ic9teitb otsEs NittsI an:
pitafftn.
preis, Gin SboIer baS Qadet,
rpcttbc nit rrtIcn Iupcifun9cn uob scsm SbEil Der
Ser. Staosn 9sianot uiro. are 8riefs coer SRttbC:
lun9cn fno y Q f frsi 3u aeerclfrcn an
.. y. Sort
lointsrbous Scn SIC. 10, eIo s. st Ybilaodpbia.
TGrcFSsrtoufIetrt fir bic @sr. Stauten.
81. 8. -Q9cntGn psresn eurh oas 9anSe eano Ssr:
tan9t, osnsn Gin beroIsr AGu9 tcpG9t pro uno osrcn
0lomsn in Den Advertisements tetaunt 9emat peresm
9lon aoereGirc tpie ctsn,
Dec. 4. ha-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
Srltcfen @cIeQG0Qft.
Suni "a.

Slatribt miro bisrmit 9e9sbcn, bas Su-
foISs elmer Hfte Der 9efeeg ceS Stats,
cine 9efeQfboft CUR Grbauun9 elmer Bride
uber osn esba SIus, untsr esm NameH
Scr prshocnt, &srmatter unO 8dsQf6aft
Der Gedbo @auntD 8rufs an oosr nabe 8ie.
rp'S MubIe" incOrpOrirt wuroe, unb tag
Bidder sum Gnoswsd Der unterf@reibung
UOn StOd' 'Qntbsilen fotIsn as6ffnet msroen.
auf Monta9s ben 26ften Sulp, am @of.
Saufe Don Notban Srteori6 in Bic
rD'Ss 9Ort fur oret Sage. uno iOQen ieoen
Sag feds StuneGn Ofen9sboIten weroeu.
Sci5pb 9autob, Ystcr SrcrGG,
$50. 8reini9. Scibua GRllIcr,
Daniel MmborS, Dopio Srrne,
btnrp 8ure, SamcS Sonatrmer,
SNpo @6srbare, @bartS Q. BuIh,
GcmmjlHonrrs.
sunni "a. na4u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
Warj 1s.
S0mcrit icbct bier!

Ser llnterfbriebene banfet bsm 9eebrten
pubifum fur berst5 senOifene &uncfbaft
uno benabrdtiet SuaIeib. ea6 sr iett lsinen
@obuort in GOeult SatIep, 2cha @auntp,
Cnabe @OOpersbura,0 UerIeet bat, no eroaS
Srsf6mafdiensn- -9efbdft ftdrfer Su betrei.
ben sscentt aIs SuuOr. @tapGfsrtigt ieoe
4rt pon Qfsrce' &raft CHorse Power,) alS
trtt unc iecs Dirt Iie9enoe Horse Power bic
i'm auaemeinen @ebraub (no, iOwie ale
Qrtsn Srefhmaftiensn, 0ber Defenders cine
sanS nsue 4rt wcIbe r, 70 iemano cine
oer(sIbsu psrIan9t, auf prCbe 9eben wiro.
Gr pafertiatfeiue Mafbine'mit Sorfe pom.
erS Su unterftiebIihsn preifen, nabtsm lie
UerIanst wercen, pCn IS bisju lO5 SbaIer,
marrentirt fur Elm Sabr. gr psrIangt
tsins 8ssabIun9 biS cine p60i9e 3ufriecen.
belt 9ewdbrt it.
Sur baors 8ejabIun9 9efattst er einsn
biaiscn 4bSus, fowie Der 3abl &srmjn feft.
9elebt pereen mag.
2epi Q0nbes.
ectuf 8auep, Qpril 20. nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
g a 6ri6f t

wirb bisrmit 9seebeu, bab bic llntsrSeib.
neten aI5 grecutOren Don Der SinterIaBen.
f6aft oeS peritorbenen Mi aeI gBebr,
Isetbiu Don Bai6in9tOu Saunfcbip,
ss6a Gauutp, an9eiteut wOrpsn iino.
- Que bieisniarn Daber, weI6e nod an
bsfa9te SinterIofenfbaft fbuIpi9 fino, ruer.
Den bismit srfubt, tunerbaIb 6 @o6en bsi
einem Der untsrSsibnetsn anSurufen uno
obSubsSablen - uno ale SoIbe, bic nod
Sororun9sn an oisIaIbe boben iinb sbsnfalIS
9ebetsn ibre &ebnun9en iuuGbolb Der be.
fa9tsn 3sit sinSubrin9en, an
0iithdeI 1Scbr,
SaEicI SSebr,
@Rsutors
SUM- "a. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
grpfnung Der
G0raNl : S6iffabrt.
9bila6clpbid, 9lllentnuu unb
S0faucb Sbuuf
TrdnsnprtatipnS I Qintrl

SlWllepptkHlkpl SEHFkI
Bum transport Don &oufmannspaaren
swifbrn philadelphia, Nep SOpe, Cation,
Ereemansbure, Betblebsm, Quentaun, @eibr
port, Waub Gbunt unO Mbite Sapen, unc
au1 3wiIhen- Yldse entIan9 oes SeIamare
uno Gcba Canals; abfabrCno pom
britten SS6arf unterDalb Der 8ine
Ct, an Der Oelatpare.
Sucem Die llntsrSeibneten neue Qnfdn9er
fno, bCffsn fie burb ernuue uno prOmpte
Uufmertlamfeit in ibrem 9efddftsn sinen
liberalcn 3bsiI Der 0fentIiben Gunlt 5u er
lanasn.
Ote Giaentbimer beffken 9ro6e unS &C.
rdumioe @aarsnbdufer an allen Obsn9e'
nannten 4nboIts.p
Seder, gong nno Co.
Gi9sntbdmsr
Qlgenten.
etspbrn Gcn9, Ybitacdpbiu.
Samuct 9. Spis, gCp 6cpc.
s.. QR. I6cufCt, Cation.
81. uno II. Rotbmon, SrSsmorssurs.
Charles SGoer, VCtblsbsm.
QDilIiam ,pedtr, lQCntoun.
eNpiS 2RelF, gReiFrrrt.
&cbGrt 8tce, IVouh Gbunf.
Il. porote uuo g., oogctcn.
.Srrtrn uno 8ladsIcr, G8bits 5aosn,
1pril /. nq3@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
fupferne ttnb mefitn9ne &e6tl

an bernbaefctteu HrriIen.
8er ieet Elm 8sfeI braudt Don 2 bis III 40
@allcnen Der rufe an, inoem lie fort mullen
-8dufer cosr feline. Gin Qfortement BON
Sletbtpddren immer ouf Sano.
sslreberne Sdder, Sadbrinnen (SanesIn),
SSranutipein'SeneI
uno Saurenoe onoerer QrtifeI wercen duf
bic flr5eite NnSei9e 9eIiefert uno an lcIten
0reifen bas Der Qrme lcwObI ME Der Nel6e
i'm Stanbs III iie su bsfcmmen.
2lIteS Gupfsr, Meiiiu9, Sinn une Slet
wirb verlan9t 9e9en Saar9eIo cSsr i'm
Qustauft fur @aaren.
A~Gin 9clinbeS SSprf an ScI&e
sS~- bic fbOn fruber &ibti9fett bdtten
maiden fouen uno pieIIeitt 9tauben ib
braute fsiu 9eIs. SD perIitere Gub ibr
feic i'm Srrtbum-uno wenn Sbr'5 ni6t
9lautt 70 mCusn mir es baIc bsweifen eur6
cinen Srieoensrbtsr. Den llebri9en fa9en
mir unfern Danf uno Tacen lie Elm nit tau.
fsno lnoeru au5urufeu nitt 5u fau.
fen, nur um Su fslsn.
Qtmp6 gttin9cr.
allentown, SUM 10, 1852. nq4W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
Smrcatp's Sablt6t
9Q9lterreanzS Simmer.

Der ltntsrBribnSts ptinibt ben Damsn unr .6erren
ron lGtntaun uno llmQc9tno atbun9Sprl Die Nn3et9e
3u mAtbsn, oaB CT locbsn lsns
0abli6t Oaguerrean<Simmer
srSfutt bat, pibs beionosrs gu Dem @ncgptd srCout
fno, UNI eibtbiloer coGr Do9usrrCrpGn in mS9tbitsr
&cUtcnmsnbCit ju nebmcn. Dslts ecfal 1T in Der
6omitcn Strags, Sin9s SbdrCn uutsrbot6 Der 8Sfcr:
mrtsn Stride, i'm ortten Stcd bes gS6iuoe6 pcn
Srn. 5. 8. 8ufb's Sfsn:I8oarSnloSer,
SHbem cs cine crrpicfne Sbatlahs 1T, oas DaauGrs
rean 8ilbnifIs in wabrem 9erlpCtttp uno rtcbtt9tm
ebt uno SbaCn, nur mtttGlt etnGS DGdbtbts 9sncnl;
men psrotn tSnnen, un6 tnbem fid Der lntGrhrCbsns
sntthtcTtn bat, tsin 8o aus Isnsn 6anoen 9sbCn Su
IaIsn, cbuc boB Cs in soGr pinftbt rcItcmmsn p6rs
nunlbt CT oaG ale ScIbe, Die Gin tcrrettss 8ilonB u
baGen punlhen, tbn nit tbrem 3ulpruh 6Stbrsn mGtbs
ten. @r tiCfirt Bonit nit rbcr cbnc Sartcn, ciujtu
coer msbre pommen auf elmer 9lotte, in cinsnl Strl
bet unubsrtrefth bier coer In Den erSBrn Stdettn.
Die Gage GtinGr 3mmer 1T ron iclher SGfhafenbeit,
oob Gin rrtItcmmsner Stbmctj pon eitbt uno Sdattrn
uno lrnab Die tc6snsdbnltbfen @SIiCbtSausorUds Dem
Ylloe aufacortidt rpCrbtn.
Den DamSn, rpetbe fitb rrclIin obnebmen tafTtn,
piro empfcben, fb nit elmer sunttn cesr f9urirtsn
DrsF ju tlsioen.
gibnift psreSn eentmnsn ron icber GrSGe, an
rii6en cmcb oils bSn Saaen, ouf Die oerbefsn 9lats
ten in GdIss, 9cttts, 8rultnaoetn, Sin9errnss, IL
90 aroB fIno Die @crtbCtte oeS Oahitbts Dap Ct i'm
Stanoe 1T pctcmmene g6eu6itoer ron 8iueGrn in Dem
tryn 3titraum otn 5 Sefuuotn gu ncbmeu. preile
Der guonigs is notb 8r6es uuo 8srfIrt9un9. 2tHs
8iosr iinb parrantirt 10 rauerb0ft su ftn
OHFDsr @in9ans gu cti9cu Simmer ii oiserits 40ep
unterbat6 .. s. Builds Sfsn;gBoarsnla9cr
81. D. SnltruttcuCn in cttscr 8unit rperorn CT:
tbtit uno pporotus uup 3u9sbSr 9dcfrt an Gin prs:
fen.
g. SO. 8urtaw.
lnlsntotlr. Sonlor 8. nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
SpGlleDtr.

Hotbes SobtIeeer bat r gsgsundr-
tie uno forton INNER einen porSi9ltben Qr'
tfsl auf tSano, ben sr ju Den bilisfsn prei'
fen perfauft. Gbenfaus, Giden Cob l.
leeer pon Der befen SuaIitdt unb Su ben
ausrnieeerifsn QIeiien.
aalbfcle uno Sbsrfsbsr BON erftsr
9hte uno ebenfatI5 lebr biu9..
3ibbS.- Or bat stei6faus einsn pOr-
trsifIibeu QrtiteG fpanifbs 8iobs ouf
9ano, Die libstIitb nir9cnoS IbertrCfen
Wsrcen. 8anb biui9.
Sbran ,UOn oorSl9Iiber Suolitit Bat
er aud auf 5anc, cen er an pbiIaoelpblaer
YrsiIsn Usrfauft.
gBer ir9eno etmaS pon Der 2rt brautbt,
fam e6 ME perfebtsn, rpenu sr bsi ibm an
ruff, inoem biefs NrtifeI INNER pOrrdtbi9
bel ibm lino.
SGttc icoer 2(rt
wcresn bu ben b66fsn Marftpreifen i'm
Qu5taufb fir @aarsn Ooer fur Saar9eIb
an9enOmmen.
Durb plnfhi6fcit in fsinem 9efddft
uno bic fsbr biIieen Yrcife, bOft er nibt
nur feline aIten 8unoeu, oenen er biermtt fir
ibre Sreunofbaft Danf abfattst fOncern
aud nod sinen 9uten 3umabS neue 6u er-
batten. @r fam fie NlIe beoienen. uno
laoet fie frsunof6aftIib Elm onSurufsn.
SSillt1m Grim.
uumtuun, Wui 6. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
2nmlI>esl! 2alltpcll!

Die unterfbriebsnsn bobsn forben erbaI.
ten, einen neuen SOrratb pcn SlMiS Gam
pen melbe iie febr woblfeil tur Saar9elo
uertaufen. Sb6ne SraB Sanpen an
25 bis 3lT. Gents. eampen wie Die obi
aen weroen Don Grdmern our6 baS eano
fur mebr al5 ben boppeIten preis psrtauft
Oabsr Fault cure eampen bel uns, 70 be.
fommt ibr Srpei fir Die Summe bic ibr ID
nen fur inc betabIsn ml6t.
SOpun9 nnb 2eb.
1Qsntaun, SUM IL. nq--
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
9ln OauS6dlter.


Gin 9rrFss NfctEmsut prn pousbaltun9s 9s;artitSl,
oils:
Sotb9rfcbirr, inpsnbi9 enometrt uuo psr;innt-
eGuts une Gtsw YfOnnsn, 8roFNnnEn TrfeiFn,
g4ofdsiftn, stt., etc.
Sbeetrderr uno gRoiters, rcn oArStntidsn gu
fCinCn, in GIFTS unO bsim 1ubenr @btnolls rcr
9ctbiftbEr Germ uno crrfhictensn onssm gdttcrns.
&tcTrru TwS @GbeEu in Getts uno tetm
Dueenp, 70 Ouc 9RHrn anein; @eridneccmsfsrn,
Stahl, 8Ctb: unb 8utbTmtTSrn, lanmlt ispsr NrpGrn
@ariGtit.
9Gftrus rHS Tcbrrmcfirrn, Huflcrmcfru,
Shtersn, StbaoibetrSn pcn Den bEtsn MauufatturEn,
i, 2, 3 unc 4tin9i9t NCfsrn.
2d,aufcln, Spoesn, padsn, sCttsn, Setrn, Yid:
en-. aCrttn, u. I. 10.
Teuerfd,ippcn une 3dm9en, stitrns uuo mEf:
n0ne pctrtG SCusrSes unc StdrcoroS, 8cbCu: brp6n,
shuribers uno 8d9GtiFn, etc, gum 8ettauf bsi
.. uno 8. Siger.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
sSerti0c 6leiocritObr
TIT Mllentpmn!!
Neli9b unb SreintG

Gtte SDure unterDalb Seioets GaItDaus
8sOieusn Ib oisIsr G5dC9cnbSit ibren Sreunosn uno
sjnsm ecsbrtcn gublitum i'm aa9enlenen, bic Huri9s
81 MAIDEN, oOg fie lcsbsn prn philadelphia Surdd9etsbrt
ftno, nit euem frilhsn strd
eSriibiatrss unS Spuniner Sitter
Der nsucfsn Stsn, bic Ks sccnusn fno auf 8sstIun9
uno auf bano in fartils 9ionustsiper aufJumodbGn,
uno ;pur an Ic btGi9tn Yrefu, baB fie nir9snosmc
cnt in bier GGssnp bilieGr psrtouft pcroen tSnnrn
Sbr 9esnparti9sr SrrFe 8rrrutb frti9e lsoer tGsbt
gum Sbstl aus
Sertise 86de p0n allen Muffern fur Srub
iabr uno Sommer, ferti9e ,9Ufsn BON al
len StpIen uno preiIen, pOn ben wCbI
feilifen SOmmerbOisn bis Su ben feinitsn
Sudsnsn, Sefen ieoer Qrt uno 9reiS,
untsrbOisn uno 9emoer, feline Semoer
uno 6smbefro9en, &rauatten, etc, etc,
as ron pGtbc fe 9ccnucn no an cen olIerniceri9tGn
Qrctn obmEeCn, uno man wro cs gu fsnem &rrtbcll
fnoGn, ert bCi buen anurufn une tbrru Stcd in Aus
QtufhSin ,l nsbmGn, che man lcuitnc fault.
8tittlIuustn CrGr Hrt wtresu nit OOnttarttit ons
QsnSmmsn unb pdnttcb bccr9t ipGreen, uno "a fs
fltlt prOtbe Shnrirsr fno uno ollie tCt tbnGn pers
ftrtottn Irtd untsr ibrGr outini0sn ,Aufbt dtbGn,
(, ib"tbdn e fitb in StanNC ju lcin alI9CmCne 3u;
Iri20srbct 9Cben 81 tSnnsn.
Dou.bar fir b6br aErCf'trcn Gunbkhoft bcfFrn ilt
turh pGntjtbe 8ocnuua. quite uub bOuerbofte lrtctt
unb biHi9SprCiic, b rner cen 9cns9tln 3uIpru6 eES
qutlttums ipurrie 81 MAIDEN.
2(usntuuu, 2tvrit Is, 1852. nq3Ol
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
u | Il s.

$50 9rrcn Stas, S bCi TO- 10 bGi u, 10 bsi Ia,
10 bel Is, IL bGi l6 uuo anrCre 9rSBSu, u prrtaus
fen bs
8. unb q. Gdaer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
Nbelltnt0fiSntlrS.
Sanuar 8.

gBir erbuIten td9Ii6 mrbr 3eueniGTe BON
Den 6siItu9enoen Don Or. San Saum's
NDeunatiiCber Cotton.
petIOnen, weIte fbOn UieIe MitteI 9ssen
&beumatismus 9ebraudt baben, usrIibern
uns, oo6 cbi9ss suns entfbiecen cos beife
unter olen fur Die 9eiIun9 oiefer fbmerSbuf.
ten pIa9e iei. Su baben beim grO6sn uno
&leinsn i'm
@atriDt SnbitDbr BEL
0utb uno &rerer.
~ Stobrbolter i'm eanoe m9ben es
Elm febr UelfdufIi6er Qrtifel finesp, GObalb
esftx @irfamtsh btFanut =.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-01
0iItit.

Cine Suonttt3t ochGmmertss unb oCrrICs Giftn,
@t9snetfsn. omcrttonlidtts unb cu9Iifbss 9onerns
cilrn, NcifIifn. aI9cf1rnsr unb StWrtnftat fluGr,
filt uub ruue, iNnnm ltmbckn unb ShrautfSdEu,
'CIttn etbaIttn uur wCblfIiI ;a Nrtoufu tsi
=. unb =. Sd9er.