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The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

DUTTER-l00 firkins prime table butter,
ID 45 casks of 33 ID kegs in pickle,
so do Is ID do do,
25 do 10 ID do do,
The above is of superior quality, for sale BY
j, B, WEIR,
75-3m Sansome st, near Jackson.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
Information

WANTED of Stephen C.. Stanley, who
w left Cincinnati March 1850. The last
time heard from, he was mining on Steamboat
Bar North Fork OF North Yuba river. He
was about six feet high, is a sheet iron worker
by trade-has been reported that he left he
above place to return home and was murder.
ed on the road to Downieville, or between
Downieville and the Negro Tent. ANY infor-
nation will be thankfully received by address
ing WM. Z. GARRETT,
OF the firm of Garrett & Moore,
86-2w Hallet ST. San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
.RSpA DOZEN "WrlcHr's.' BALTIMORE

sRSDn DOZEN "WEIGHr's'' BALTIMORE
eDSDV Cove Oysters;
GO cases sardines. i,2 l-S ii and A boxes;
81 cases fresh peaches: 20 doz asparagus;
l50 doz preserved meats:;2t do2 tomato sauce;
10 eases green peas and corn;
80 doz Orange marmalade;
81 ,loz ass'd Eng sauces; g. doz Eng mustard;
25 cases ground pepper, III glass:
81 cases pie fruits; 80 eases brandy fruits;
- cases nf gal brandy peaches;
Is bales gnnny hngs; 10 cases salt, in sacks;
For sale by WM. r. con EMAN d' co.
So I'm cor California and Front SITS
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC.

An official order has been received in
New Orleans concerning the reception
of Senior Laborde, the Consul, dire citing
salute to be given to whatever vessel
he arrived in, las proof writes Secre.
tary Conrad to Gen. Twiggs ''of the re-
spect to the United States entertains
for himself and for his Government, and
in return for the grave injustice done
to him, and for the insult and offence
given to his country by an ungoverna-
bic mob
IMPORTANT TO THE SnlpPINC INTEREST =
Art l. In the Peninsula and islands
adjacent, there shall be put upon the
same footing with Spanish vessels for
the ex.ction of navigation and port du-
ties that is to say. for those Of light
house, anchorage and of loading and
unloading cargo, established in the law
of llth of April, lS49, and in my royal
decree Of the 10th December last-the
vessels Of all nations who may concede a
like benefit in their respective terrific.
ries to the vessels of the Spanish ma
rine.
Art. .. The government will give &C
count of this decree to the Cories.
Given at the Palace lin Madrid) or
the Sd January, 1852. 1t is signed by
the royal hand
JUAN BRAVO MURILLO,
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

~ TON g. Co, Importers, and Wholesale
Ii Dealers in
Drngs, Nedic,nes, Chcmira's,
perfnmerg, Fancy Artictes,
Surgical Instruments, Sc.
Agents for Wis,ar's lialsam of Wild cherry
Osgood's Indian Cholagogue. Corbett's Sha-
ker's Sarsanaritla. Graefenherg Company's
Medicines, Or Hunts Life Elixir, aud Hyatt 5
ljalsam; Stone Building, corner Of Sansome
and Merchant sts, san Francisco.
Having respectively disposed of our retail
stocks and stands, we have this day associated
ourselves together fer the transaction of II strict
ly Importing, Wholesale and lobbing business
lhau&iu! for the past liberal patronage Of our
friends and the public, we solicit contihuance
of the same, trusting we shalt be enabled, by
thus uniting. aud by the residence of one of
the p1rtners in the Atlantic States. to answer
their orders more promptly aad satisfactorily
than ever before.
G. e. STORY s. CO.
REMINGTON t. co.
o. We are constantly reeeiVIng, per clipper
ships, and offer for sale, ut Ike lowest market
prices, for cash ONLY, large Invoices of de-
sirable DRrGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, etc
s3-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

MERCANTILE HOTEL, and
TshfM Restaurant, Front street, one door
lali north of the Pacific Wharf, San
- Francisco.
This establishment is now open for the re-
ception of perm anent and transient boarders
The house being centrally located in the bust
ness part of the city, and convenient to the
landing of the Sacramento boats. render this
to the country merchants one Of the most de
sIrable houses in the city Rooms fl nished
or unfurnished, can be had at reasonable rates
by the dav week or month, and meals Gun be
obtained at any hour In the Restaurant, where
will be found ai all times the hest the market
ffords. 75-3m GEO. BROWN.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

10000 Tickets---s9 each.
Eight Hundred Prizes-Twelve Blanks to
one Prize.
To be decided under the management of
a Committee of Gentlemen selected by the
holders of Tickets.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
Quartzvi.le Hotel 4 Store

VAylSCUNSlN HOUSE AND Ten Pm
w Alley, in \ewtown for sale The un-
dersiened offers the above property for sale on
the most favorable terms. The situation is
ane Of the mos, favorable. Any person wish
Ing 10 engage in the boarding house business,
will do we'll 10 call on tho premises and learn
iur'hcr E:trticulars The Alley is in comPlelc
order. Join SMITH.
Feb 2. 1852 -S2-lm*
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
Onion Hotel.
Lodging House.

THE undersigned having leased the Bar
Room and lodging apartments of the Gregory
House. is ready To accommodate all those who
may wish lodging bv the night or week. The
beds and rooms have been thoroughly renovat-
ed, and he pledges himself to keep them in
good order at all timo1.
IS If GEO - KILBOURN
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
RAVO MI RILLO,
Minister Of Finance.

~ AN DhANo MI hlLI,O,
Minister Of Finance.
The L. S. troops on board the steamer
Falcon conducted with great turbulence
during the stay of the Falcon at Kings
ton.
At about midday they got into a
dispute with some idle characters, who
in;est the town, and many broken
head did each party receive in the me-
lee but nothing serious occurred.
The men preamhulatcd the streets
during the whole day. and having ia
ken large quantity of drink. commit
ted some very serious assaults, using
knives and swords very freely. so much
so that the police had to use their arms
in putting down the disturbance, and
took in custody such of those who had
been instrumental in bringing it about
The five hundred men who have volun-
teered their services for California are
principally lrishmen, and some of them,
from their appearance, are not the best
of characters, but Of whom it may be
said, that they had left their country
for their country's good. The Cage was
flllcd by these disrcputable characters
up to late hour in the evening.
The Small Pox was raging with great
virulence in several parts of the Island.
The Cholera has abatcd.
The most terrible accident which has
yet occurred upon the Erie Railroad, be-
fel the train coming to New York on
Tuesday morning, Feb. II. When the
engine, with a baggage-car ard four
passenger-c attached, had come to Il
sharp curve in the road, about two miles
west of Eauinunk, the last passenger
train was thrown down precipice thr-
ty feet high into the Deleware River
Most Of the passengers were rescued,
though with great difficulty, after being
much exposed to the water and freezing
cold. One man was taken from the car
in the water, dead. All of them were
more or less bruised some severely -
Two or three were missing, and supposed
to be lost.
| REPORTED PRIzE FIGHT.--lt was re-
ported yesterday afternoon that prize
| fight came off in q hall in Quincy, Mass.
between William Hughes, an English
man, and Welch, an lrishman, for $500
side. The result we did not learn. -
Boston Mail, 18Th inst.
We continue to receive from Louis
Vile accounts Of disasters all along the
river from the breaking up and heavy
flow of the ice. The whole amount of
property destroyed is estimated not to
fall short Of 1850. 600.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

We continue to receive from Louis
Vile accounts Of disasters all along the
river from the breaking up and heavy
flow of the ice. The whole amount of
property destroyed is estimated not to
fall short Of $3.50 600
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
So SScpe1opre Stobr.
,kDeiler OiCi 0Ntcry fl5ttelitb
TT bic SuGra5vtt.
SDblftit! &&UG(ftil! 2SpDlfcill

hoit lnter,ticbnttlu bitten un @tlautni9 rtm Nutii:
I'm rtc l(n,iQt W Madden poR iit ctttn pcn Yhant:
bbo uno Nal:Qctt nit clntm pobrcu @tra rcn Stir
,urddaCttbr inb, an ptlhcn ii3 nun an ihrtn Eicbr
in Der bamtcn GtoGI ndhc Shire III bcm 4ciomt
am auspadtn trlbGfIist lin0 92tr nun lei unS an:
uft zen Nno mir pSui9 tcrwQt 6sfrisri1Cn 81 GnnGn
lno ner uht anruft che CT cnuC fault Der mu6 gro
Parooins ptrliercn nbtu ul elm btiItrtr unb tiC0t
h sted Sitter in 1ututour gum @utouf onQctchn
fpuree Git hobtu oub nun ocn Qton 0ocrtlrt, ishnc
az ptrsaufn uuh nur fltint Wrcftl =, ncbncn. Iufu
3nohcr an unp tttratbttt unitrn Stct Sitter unb MIR
quo dbtr,llat raB Sbr bti Cub kltl btnten uer0d
oe mir pld mthr bapcn in Der 9;ituuA bdtt5n IIQgn
asn. Sts III in rcr Shat cine btrritbs uno gtinpuoe
usruatt, uno "a rcrldtG NouS tU9 Cju0ttoufi nuroe
IL tSrnn mir btniCltGn audi pcttktr mitntr otlafcn
ols ses il Der Sau lpor. N(t Sdttr tier anjufibrm
ptros cine oanB 3ltun9 fiutn, uno lo prIln mir rur
inter rsn pidu Nrttc sni9t anftbrcn: GarunEr bs:
6,Nep feb frl1ennI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
9abtsang s5,
2aufenbe R 3O
9aiSi8ities 9Scrfottf
gitsenncni itnb pctf6ntt6sm gsrJ
nlpaeil.

mpger.
yyiontd0S ben e Sffn 9eeember
1852. fotl in Sc9ctspiut, gtta &auntD. fol.
aence5 Giarntbum 6ffcntlib pttfauft fStr'
oen, ndmIiu: :,
go. Stu gtGcf 9fcnianS,
sntbaItsno stma q Hdtr, 9cts9en in Msibtn.
burg, 9rsnAeno an eunctr pot SOfua Stins
uno 0srmon Rupp.
SSo 2. 8 unc 4-Sum 8beil RaidnisR
Sctstnho uno ct! 5'eh tiarts edno. III 9u.
lem @ulurfonrs-itoe St,ib sntbalttn6
etwa 10 Afer, 9rr9rn in @ei6tnbur9. uno
9renSeno an gano BON Sim, gSeib unb
.gmitSs 30. 5. s 7,8 3. 10, II unb i2
.-&a1onien uno Beibe6en Scf5topb--
9ete9en in @ci6enbur9. srsnSeno an eano
urn Sdmitt SoeurD earos. Olatban WtiItr.
Sobn geip uno SamurI odffner, tntbaIttnS
isoer etna uder.
gGi6e SO. is ID uni IS : Saaaiita
Sb5Iano 9ettstn in BstBenbur8- fc6,nT
all Gano ppn Sam. tocFutt. S6bn etip unp
aneern, Cntbattenc isoer etma 4 Qder.,
Suiite SO, l6 II, 10 unb l9-f6wt.
reg @sibcihsn uno Gafanien 3oISla1o---
sele9tn in QBsiBenburg.. srepSsno an eano
pCn 8eni SoQst @sOr8e Mutbaro etbs
tsnmaItsr unO S6umSber, entbalttnt isptt
etma a Qder..,
so. .26-&aldnitA SttStdnS-S Sci,S,a
in @e!senbtra, arenStno an lie .Staats.
ifra6e, an eanr pOn 8sni. SOSel StIau69
Grim uno anoefn, entboltcfo ctno s 1dtr.
Stride SO. 20 une 2f- 8aulane- -st.
le8en in SbrTatuneis fb6sHo, an ednotr'
Don glim, GittenwdIter uho Gal. Scsd'5
Sauerei, entbalteno ieor ctpd 6 2(6rr.
Ro. % Saufano -eeIeSen in Sbermd.
tunSit, srsnSeuO an MrDsr's eanb. SoaclS
Bauer,i unO tie StdatSfra6t, snf6SttsHo
ema 8 Qder...
SO. 24-8auerei- -orcnstnO an eduttf
pOn SoG. uno Daniel MOper, Mu0TeIman,
Scip un6 ancere in Sbsrmatunsie. ent5aI.
teno ftrra 81 NGsr.
SO. 25-9ObIano -aefesen in Nieber-
m&tunaie, 9renScnc, an eono pom Scbn San
Ousfire, Icetbin NiboIas earos, Bittwe
GabIer uno Isetbin 6surv 6ttsl, l,-rntbdI-
tend IL 0fer uno 81 &utben.
Gbenfaa5 cine Gnsobl SauGcttsn in So
9cI5v!ue, ctni9e nit &etbeITerunasn.
Sur iIt,titDcu ScSt
uno Srt fou oub fCl9cueis ptrftnIi&f
Serm69Cn pelfduft melecn, flimlid
Untbcils am 9edba 8rhdsn Stcd, 4
pfuoe, Suusn Stisr, I 3pr6am 8ul,
4 Sett fbmere5 YferoeQcfhirr, f<Em elm.
fades Gjefdirr, SupbbdnF, SubrfdtteI,
Yf0ge, 9OIsftlitten. Elm ooppeIrcr S6lit.
Zen nit Gperrs, Gin breitriori9er 8israduIs.
rpn9en nit 8Obp, uno Dc6e, Sdmieo
8IaSbat9 2lmboS, Sbraubifod, unb dnoere,
SamisowcrfSsu9S, Elm 6autn, gBaeen 2
OrefbmaIdinen mit pfrcRsewaItsn @ar..
ria9e, SteinbrehG9efdirr, Guerfiae, fammf
sner aroBen Serftiebsnbeit Don 8aucrn.
serdtbfhoften, Su umfldneIi6 Su meIeen.
Ser &crrauf nimmt um 10 ubr 8cr.
mitta95 frinen Anfano, uuo wio am Dicn.
nag ben 28i1en fort9efcgt, msnn am 27ltcrt'
niht aueS perfduft Miro
Die 8eoinounaen am &erfaufstaae un6'
uno Qufpartun9 BON
Sawncl 81. SrioaeS,
6barlrS' SIs. Gppper,
Gpbrdim SrprcIi.
alf9nics rcu Coleman Scael
ER QppIicdtionen mnben anaenoifrnsr'
FIR rripafen &auf Ger 9ompfmuble All so,
qelsuius, fur obenbeftriebene 9ancfilde un6'
anoerss Iis9ences Giaenrbum cm6
Sbcnbsnamte stiif0nisS.
December Is. nd2nt
ga e4A Of AS1A>T
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
l(utn.auu, De-. II, 1852.
O0lt8DQlter leIct
Scbe 2lrt SausgerGtbTcDoFtcn

.
werben lppDlfeiIer perf0uft
ais Sies je suVpr Gu oieirm Srt 9cfGbab.
Ser llnteIttirbcne m6bte ben Ginlppb
,urtn pOn Quentaun uno Der umee9eIo ob-
Imnqsupu anSeigen, oaB er cen 0an5en Stcd
5oo"saoritbo eoa IS Gp Rinnnn ouoCtauft
hat uno brrcit in bitfslben an cen uieoerfen
Gin. Qreifen Su perfdufcn. an rCm alien
Stanbe in Der 0omiItOn Stro6c, nabc bei
6a9enbub'5 8ofbau5 uno 9erace 9e9en-
lbcr oem Vofomt.
Gein QGortsmcnt Fam bier gar nitt
ubcrtrCfen mcrpen unc bei1cbt tbeitpeifs aus
8urcouS, Dining SifbG SicctrOrrt,
Gctrctariss, grsatfolt Slide, Ter Sli;bc,
Drcfina Bureaus, Centre Slide, Garo Stitbs,
gtoin unb ntlcto QDoTbsStants,
gEororctss ecn alien 9Cncnnun9tn non 81 bts $35.
gEbot.9dt Etf;bG, g}Sbiones, Scpe:Rats, etc. ctt.
Gr uerfertigt audi Sprinof3 SbaufeI.
nuble, SUfas, QarIOrfuble uno SnCman5,
wcIbe er 70 mCbIfciI Uerfaufen wiro, aI5 lie
in Der @itD ebaItru meroen f6nnru.
Uucb Sat er Elm 9ute3 NfOrtemsnf son
SpieaeI. Die er ebenfobiQia Uerfauft
gL@ Da Der tlnterfbriebene Elm proftiltbsr
SnpeSisrsr in, 70 in er bersit iece art Sape
jierarbeit unb ale fCnili9e 8eparoturen iu
vsrribten, ouf bic fhontfs uno funfferti9fsI
Weiie, auf bic tiiHeffe InIei9s:
Gr tebt gut oofur, ca6 0Ile feinc @aaren
c6lIe 3ufriecenbeit 9eben uno oas liuo mo-
fir sr iie oerfauft.
Gr bofft. ooB er burd fren9e @sfbdfts-
Uufmertiamfet uno SupOtfOmmenoeS uno
AsfiIli9es Srtro9en fidb cine IibsraIe &uno'
fbaft Su uerpenen i'm Stanbe fein wiro.
@. s.. 8rice.
Qllentdun, RCp. 3, 1852. nq1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
0ro0s Daroains!
Cine onoere Qlnfunft Don lppblfeis
len 8iltern!
Ares, Gimtb nnO Gcinp

einn ctbn pEu philadelphia tuo @supcr snridattsbrt
uno STnIn Iet cinsn Der ltSntcn @crrdbs ron @itTn
bic il in bsr Stoot Qusntoun gum &rrtauf ans9tCttn
rrurrcu' 8tIGtSh fiuo fiji bic Jahrsstit potno uno
tSnntn on 91ctti9tit res Gtrls Site uno Slli9tit
alien 0nttrn 9ROdrrn i'm gQartti CUR Ssits atttlIt
mtrbtn Sire 6uuoSn uno rOs puttum i'm alI9c-
arulinen fno ciu0Ccrcn fdbBit9 bci ibnen aniuprt;
den, tnrSm cS bnn itrcrEit SrCurs motbt cine et;
oenbCit gu batrn, ibrs Sitter sl9su gu tSnntn-ro tiE
tpiGSn cag es cos Sntrrs cues Steen III ettiibtn gu
tttbcn. Ruft oObu an uno tbtrBu9t Sub fltIt rrn
bcm GjIialtcr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
.Girbetupei6ultn.

JNtkSDNtIIIpk|Dn
Quf ben Ehsu une 2ten Sanuar fou Die
ntuebauts 9smcinfbaftIite Stride in Gaia
fauqua gum @Otte5oienf einosrpeibt ,rcroen.
In ispsm Der bsfa9tsn Sage wiro orei-
nal Gn9liftb uno Seut(h 9eprsci9t r1erosn,
ucn ben Gbrw. 6rn. Sd9cr, StmccI, 8e'
der uno Inosrn. SnS briiiIide pubItfur
il odtunss .einsslnoen beiSuwObnen.
q 8.-Suflfer weIde esiii9s @etrdnfe
psrSapfen werpen purbduS nidt in Der Nd
be ertaubt. 49,.
E@ Qbsnos Dor @suiabr miro tsr Gbrp.
Sr. Shinoel prsoiasn.
2alpmdu Sierr, Charles SSclf,
Ge0r8e Sretnig; SGmuel 9ebler,
Yaumsilter.
5ee. 8. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
sNSmslins I Mlms(insl !

sbr aIoemsincr GtCd SNuslins. Sldiuss, Gbtds.
Nlannets. SGancbelter G5inbanis H. no. 1T in Der Shat
In bsrr(tbsr, uno elm itccr Oct i'm utIrlntb ltimmc
ii uns dtsrcin, uno fir bas unttriubn rthnsn mir
||Shts an, uuo btfsu rcb 9trns nit frsunrb'n ee'
4 - II ,,,;f
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22

CDS@ SAJ>1R@ ~%~~
ipirDcr crbffnet!
0inc 0rpfe Serlt0un0!
4. SS. Gjrnbb macbt bicrsurtb psn 8drasrn
Won luenaun uno esr llm9s9sno odbun9S9rlI bttonnt
has CT ltinen Strbr ia h Dem frUbrr rcn 8. .. Gam
fen oCbatnn @tanopaee pCrlc9t bat qerace Qr9ndtcr
6uscabHhS GOittaus, uno alI9cnetn bdonnt untsr
ban 9iantn
SspIfsTp1r,
mciitIt CS linn Srtuoe MAIDEN mro, ptt tmni'rj AUin
N ricnsn, ris i'm nit hrem 3upruth tecbrcn perfen
Scin Gcd ttitCbt mic INNER, aus elmer 9trfsn &sr;
fbieptnbsit olIrr ptncbsnswntben Sitter.
&GbieS SrcfNIfcr
bat er ron alien Gnttsj Sualjtdsn uuo prltfn, ots
Gdoin5, @oftmHes, @CbCrQ5, Sbtet St'
der. SrenCb MerinE5 NIpnCOS- - bcices
plain fhmarS ttuo fancD tCIprirt, Srr6
ftice ron isoer Snrietdt,
fnnnit elmer arcftn @iribsonbItt ven fHCr Nrt ono:
rFr in titics SOtb 9stSrtnoe Gotttr.
Gt.idfals-Srauer:G6U gcn i!eu 2trt.
EQIanuS uno Gndbcn Gjiitcr,
ols Sud- Guiiimcr, gotin,t. StonS UNI QcutbS 9taio
G6mfalls. elm oNg2msinc5 Nlwt;msnt 6lanAII bsietS
uclltnG unO toumrcll1nt.
Sthur, 'uno N1ctt Ghcis, SJlonte-
7ct G5jrobans, gRusljns, Oriljno5 GOmbrits, Sot:
tune, etc. Ctt., patb's oCs on Yreim rTtouft rTocn
ft, biz in tiglm S;t nitbt unttrvIrtau wtroen tSn'
ntn.
2c nut Gl linn an uuo urtFcjtt fir Gub flttit, an
Irm pcbttstonutin @de ncs NcIts Gtcbrf.
Gr hottit Dem putttum itlntn btr;tltbtiu Dont o6
tur tturrutr 5uurb"ft ibm bsbtr S SheiI rnr=
rt, uno hrt ourb iren9r Nufntrtamtiit ouf ttn Gt'
fbift uuo rurCb ejf9cs IctrttIn ltlt, uno SunQ ia
2tut oufs 9citc u tcocuen, cine 6Crtfeun9 csrdttn
ftb crfrcutn 81 tGnncn.
y -. Srubb.
NQtn.aun, Tc: -, 1852. MI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22

Git babtn oucb ciuen bCrrlhcn Strd
NkN4NM e5rcisriSIn sinadt9t-ia ils parEn GAM
zEl5| defenders 9tddIiSb in hitir auswob.-
'szzszs@1lA Derttte ttltcbt gum Sbdl aus frl9cnon
kfd: Nts SPcIatTss uuo 3udtr, ron crlter Gute
zss.u GaFlss uno Sbses; ollie 2trtsn Spitss; SalI
n rp., biaiasr als ir9sno lcnltpc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
QonbeS : 9SrDbuftf

uts ale lrten G5rrops, 8utitr, Gicr, scrdutorfsi
Tttifb, ShmOlj II. 10, roerren ptran9t wcftr osl
bSblts Martpreis bcabIt piro lei
YrtB @utb uno Co.,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
Qluoen GieGer.

gRir babeu outb uch fit Gutb, aEltr9t. 9Fir baren
sine oer [hSnIn, bcien uno tIgltcn lufwabICn Gjts
|sr ftir 2ln;as fir Sub. Nc Sbr pelIIih il 0tibsn
last ats brejtts Subpcu allen Sarbcn, SuantitGten
sino @rcien. Gofimrrs. Golinctts, Drun9s. 9Hir
Hhntsn dlb ole Nrkn 0HcltnEuW uuo furj alIes fir
mas sRonnsprfcnen fir anId9c ftosen tEnutn. Sa
ANN hifrnii flnb mir aepiG i'm Nrnite
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
Geuerfefe
@ieberbeitS . @iilelr.

Gpans uuS 9SdffVu motbCn btSreurb Stm puo:
tttm ohtun9sprG tic NnEi9G roF #: 9rr8E 3uiaet gu
zen REORGANIZATION in nsr &Crkrtt9un9 ron artlttln
ibrcs Sobcs oenott bobin, burh bic @rrbtun9 etucr
orr6ln Saclp in Der Ndbten Stro6e, untcrbob- -8tne
n5 nun tCrctt no ole tst ibncn aniprctee quf Die
tiirstlts 2turi9s init fcuerfcitcn SSiiten (Safes)
etc. pcn rcr pcrii9bitSu ltrt Su prbsn. Sie 9orons
tiren, caB brs 6iltcu c orcGs oee putro9cn fcuuCn
ols irTynb ancSre uno I'M boS puGttum ,u ttcrieu:
qcn eo6 oies nitht tlcc Bcbouptun9sn no, fno e gu
oer 3tit tcrCit btdtcn nit r9cno anoCrn Siitcn elmer
ettibmGeiatn 9rtbe 81 uncrrotrfn. Sie haten bic
gantn pieltr 6aucutc uno lnoCrCr, pcn etftr Stapt
uuo anosrn gidgcn, rpstthc ir ols 8efrcnicn actsn
tSnnsn. Sbre berdbmSu Siittn hno burtb 3dfilIe 70:
iUcbt otS ourcb trrnrcrc 8cnfucr brrtts latam err
prcbt rpCrrCn, rpie Der fcI9cles Bsriht iti9t.
@ro6er Sriumpb errun9en
ourtb
(Cnot1ts e. sSSaffouS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
ErptfCilc Ioorcn.
QESjrS NreGoiitcr

ttiltbtn aus StloCnpaorcn pcn allen Stnennun9en
unp allen QrciIiu, DPcus De2uins, 9Nerinrs, .Souue
CSinabams uIp. uno tGnun Gil Shonhctt une g'tl9-
ftit uiht ttCrtrrfftn pttosn. Die Domcn her Start
unc llmao!no mdrccn cs W ibrIm Brrtbcjt fncm, bel
ibnen wcrt on;urufn uno ihre Sitter in lu9tnIhtn
m nebnrn, sbs iI rniiwc cintaufn. 9ljcmono II 9e'
,pun9cn 81 tnuflu. IS 1T audi ttn tbumbu9 cojpt;
lbsn. 1(It Ino bsrSt,ib ctn9daelu onSurufln nm fh
Ett III ttrrNuecu uno ibrG gioiss DrsFaiitsr gu trbm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
SGSies 0rt4 OUttr,.

als Ssics pcn alien Sortcu unc S-uoutititcr, bill
osr ia tiUiatr ais CT il in rir Staot on9ttctln nun
be. Gilt Qcuns, 2urotos, Ncrs Dc Gains fbr tlHtg
.olIs Gertsn @otmue, II. + ~, II. f. 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
GuCbs GaIEimcrs unS 9seftin9s

Sn cilitm 3ulia brcs G,ftbdfts fno ii| imEI.ts 81
Feinem GtaGtnent I'M Snucrn Res Gtoots, "a ls
eintn Gtcd SUdw vcn ,or @lncnnuna, GOifmsrs5,
GotuGt5, 8Iitina5, bablu, panO fir Die 9c9tnwirt9t
uno ciutrtenoc SabrsScit wtEhf INIT Ger 0rygtn Scra:
fQ! siuattduf purecr ituo pstl6s c ots 0ut bJn no
tlI9 Cncinpftbtru tsnuSu. Sis basn fdr u6Tflti=
I9 tire 9Hoorcu OCI bier nit ben ousIinplfbn Moncn
81 tCle9Su, iuNtm iit rob niht olocmclu oIroHoen
msrccn. Ctntat q 81 oa'n toG tlt ollt in tbr Sab
QcbGrnbt NrltEa ba:Cn, os Fl! an tilIi9tu Yrcn o0:
EsEn mGrtEn.
@rck. @utb uno SO.
Dec. /, 1852. rQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
Gmccmstpaarcir.

sic bobsn ousb cine anssuAh pcrtrcftithe Sutsns
Yen. in GIFTS uno auf anocrr 1Betis gum 8ertaui
e,cler 6inIid1t aebt uiemuno an een unrchrn Or
- hei uffs QufUff.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
Suctnsw0arcn.
GnrprtS.
GteinfpOIen.
9ci. l, 1852.

Gump Rcbtcn, @e9, StcUe, glut uuo 8cblCnftaut gu
Strtaufu an ibrsm Bbarf an Ger esba, an Den gang:
barren YrIjiiu, t5I
prtb, @utb uno Co.,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
GCbowle! Sbolp(6 !!

n. 4, tcmmt Oter uue fbct uur cnmoI unkrCr btrr:
II. pop: Statl= Shoipts, pcrtrctb fno c uno blII!.
Si,fls an iroeno eiutn ouprn Srt olIe 0nrert 2tr;
h pcn Sho,pts Die rrrlorNt mrecn tGuun-lne
Ar, ole Sitter bic tis Oamtu fir 2udet uStb9 butSn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-22
Ser 9SOafS : StObr
ipirDcr crbfnet!
Ginc 0rpfe 2Serlc0ln0!
&pIfSFpbr,

mcIitIt cs Inn 8rcuoe MAIDEN wirc, nt INNER Nuin
III ricnsn. rs i'm nit ihrsm 3upruh terbrcn rpsretn
Sin Gtcd btitcbt pis INNER, aus elmer 5trisn &sr'
Ebtrombgit allGr punlcbsnsmctben Sitter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-08-31
PENNSYLVANIA,

The last number OF the Pennsylvania, con-
tains the following in reference to the Grand
Council of the Democratic Masses to be conven-
ed at Reading, Berks county, Pa, on Saturday
next, 4th of September:
The Democracy of Pennsylvania will meet in
general Mass Meeting for the first time in the
present campaign, at Reading, on the 4th day of
September next. Old Berks has been well chosen
as the scene OF this important gathering. Her
massive majority for the right, and her devoted
and consistent Democracy, render her soil pecu-
liarly the place for an assembIage of the Demo-
cratic people of Eastern Pennsylvania. Already
have Invitations to speak at this meeting been
positively accepted by Hon. Stephen A. Douglas,
of Illinois; Hon. John B. Weller, of California F;
Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, and Hon. Richard K
Meade, of Va; Hon. Colin NJ Ingersoll, of Con.
necticut; Hon. James B. Bowlin, late NJ. c., from
the st. Louis (Missouri) District; with others
The Democrats of Pennsylvania need not doubt
that there will be present al Reading, on the 4th
proximo, a number ofthe ablest and most eloquent
advocates of Democracy in the whole Uuion.-
The State Central Committee, which have taken
charge of the meeting in Berks, are Iaboring en-
ergelically to render it worthy of our candidates
nd OuF cauSa, = +. -F. -sEs+
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-08-31
CORRECTION.

We incidentally stated in our last paper, that
Messrs. Letcher, Faulkner and others might al.
dress the peopleo OF Harpers-Ferry on Wednesday
night ensuing. We are requested, however, by
Mr.. Faulkner TO say, that owing to a prior en-
gagement, he feels himself committed to visit
Reading, Pa, at the grand demonstration which
is to be held there during the present week, and
therefore requests that we will withdraw the ap-
pointment made. He promises to visit I~Iarpers-
Ferry atan early day, and commencing at Betke-
ley Courton the I'd Monday of September, desirea
no respite from his labor until the morning ofthe
election. He boldly avows that both his enemies
and friends shall have the pleasure of meeting him
to their hearts content, though we pity the Wing
chamnlan who first encounters his ire.