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-Any number Of family dasuerreotypss furnished
exchange for merchandise of description and for
cash. my who will subscription of in
establishment shall 10 entitled 70 picture for the
trouble the kenesses taken presentation of
the list. HOLMES 239 Broadway,
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efWys prom the perfect initan Of
yet invented Those wanting rery superior article shout
call at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No. Wal
whore Re found che largest and test
IN the eity. Copy The ajdEoss.
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To Economlsc-PIcase the rye and Deco

To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inc Eye NMU Dec0"
rate the Person-Purchate zone Of them IS suits"
fsng Of cloth Coat cashmere Pants and fancy Vest.
Also large assortment of spring sacks and business Coats
Of style and quality from 81 TO S. Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Of Grand and Centre Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

The Board Of Assistants concurred IN the appro-
priation of s53 229 for the erection of Essex Mar.
kct. A communication was received by both
Boards from r d. Arnold, Esq, Mayor of Savan-
nah, exeusing himself and those accompanying him,
from accepting the invitation of the Corporation,
- their time while here was much occupied, and
they were obliged to proceed Immediately to Wash
ington. The Board Of Aldermen adjourned for the
session and that Of the Assistaos till Monday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

M. Lcvett, Dentist, No. Gas Broadway,
this method to invite the public witness his great
In Dent sry as introduced by him. O8ce
hours from Till O'Clock. His work the teeth DO
obtained ~ above. -
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK.-NOTICE-THE EURO
pean Mails, per U. mail steamship Washington W i'll
close at this Office Saturday, May 22d At l0x A.
WIN. v. BRADY, p. II.
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Fashions for May.-FOr escrlption, see
SMITH RICEs stock clothing lG2 Fulton street. All
that elegant ashionsbls comfortable, and cheap can be
procured Of the n the Most ad vnnta geous terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

Fine Clothing Mt low Priccs.-New goods
constantly being manufactured. Seasonahe under gar
the approved Styles 1T tho one price Establish
ment VI ALFRED MUNR0E T. CO., All Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

Teas.-The best Assortment Of Fine Teas
will be found the Of the Canton Tea Company IFS
Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt the
Tea in the city We readers that
they do better than elsewhere either wholesale
retail. They have branch stores.
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Boys Summer Costume, at Genin's Esazaa

The Summer rasbens in every department. Of Juvenile
Modst, have already been received by GENIN from hs
Paris agent The styles tor Boys attire particularly
Caps striking giquant models
fabrics for young ladies' and also to the elegant
promenade and riding hats for ladies' just received from
Europe Everything in ohdren's costume, brought
Sut the leaders q European fashion Ia rsprodused At
artcles will be found remarkably moderate. Clothing
teras Of description for Youths and Children sold
by the pattern Genins Bazaar No. 6l3 Broadway ISL
Nicholas Hotel
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Hyatt's Life Balsam.-The principal Once
for the sale Of this great purifier Of the blood
cure for rheumatism scrofua, &c., and
water 60 queneh hrst is removed TO 246 Grand street,
six doors east OF the Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

suited to the season in their trinminss
Girls Also Ladies' Straw Riding Hats, most beautiful
and appropriate article for lady horseback. All of
which ne prepared TO sell the lowest possible prces
WILLIAM BAHTA, i05 Canal corner Of Wooster.
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PERSONAL.


INFORMATION WANTED OF RICHARD ToOMRY
who lett ireland about two since and lived in al
leghasy county, NJ Y, about since.
old has hair light xion and light eye
and about 1--WE feet six inches in height
spectng him will be gladly received by his brother William
Toomey, OF Hartford, Conn.
c. is EARNESTLY AND AFFECTIoNATELY
-. requested to return home address line her
brother n-law W. o. Of Brooklyn TO be left at the Chat
ham square Post Office, without delay, appoiat an H.
teYview.
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II CuEr1ney IoP0ttes1 49, e.-U - = 80
Empire Clothing Warehouse 100 and l22 Fulton street 1t
the immense stock constantly hand
etng varieties and styles Of goods thas other house
In the trade manufacture and the surprising low prices
asked consideration the neatnesss OF the work.
make the place in the city for
trade SMITH, DRUMG0LD & PK0CH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

THE DINNER TO GEORGE LAw.-The dinner given
10 this distinguished mechanic and enterprising citi-
zen, peculiar for its novelty its assenblage, its
purposes, and its origin. One thing, it seems, was
extremely appropriate on that occasion, and that
wes the recollection eyinced by the getters up Of
the feast of the genius and skill Of the late Henry
Eckford, az one Of the mechanics Of his time who
honored and benefited New York. Mr.. Eckford
we well remember. AS a shipbuder, mechanic,
and man Of energy in business, he was one of the
heading spirits Of the day. His career closed under
a cloud, in consequence Of the generous confidence
which he placed in the persons about him, who were
not entitled to the trust reposed in them. We hope
that Mr. Law, and all the sclf-created men Of the
present day, will avoid the shoals on which Nj.
Eoklord's fortunes were partially wrecked. At the
recent dinner in the Aston House which has been
called mechanics dinner, we observe among toe
number of mechanics invited some Of the very
same persons who were connected with the move
nents Of Mr. Eckford ia his day-oae, in par
tioular, who turned States evidence against
him when misfortune nssaiied him. Around
every man Of original genius aad successful en-
terprise, there will be gathered plenty Of butter
flies and fatterers, who VIII use their patron for
tbeir own purposes, and when necessary cling him
away with contempt and disregard. We trust that
Mr. Law will profit by past events, and steer clear
Of crowds of nattcrers in his future enterprises and
q 3, r.tone.
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Straw Hats.-It IL astonishing how fash.
ionable Straw Hats this there establish
ert where ladies select from better and fashion
able stock than at YOUNGS and cheap store No. 90
Bowery. He keeps handsome assortment you
get that pretty and in The line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

Advice Gratls.-Buy one Of Frcemnn's Int
niatlc White Beaver Hat: lie manufactures them at his
Panamas. and straw goods of all kinds. FREEMAN 8
store is 30 Fulton street, near Cold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

Hair Dye.-Batchel0r's celebrated liquid
Hair Dye the best discovered for eoloring tho
phiekers the moment applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this fayerts aad old
BATCHEL0RS Wig Factory, No.A Wall street. Copy The
nddresa. =
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Genin Issues, this day. his Summer styles
Of Centlemen's Rats.
GENIN, No. 2l4 Broadway, opposite ST. PauIs.

Summer Style.-W. p. David, No. 3O1
Broadway Duane street, his Summer styles
Of Gen tlemens Hats this day He exted
aton TO the public to call and inspect them from which
variety Of style be selected Also large
ment Of Panamas, Leghorns, and Straw Hats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

ionabe Straw Hats this and
lspment where ladies can sesct from better and
stock than at YOUN IS and cheap store
Bowery lie keeps handsome assortment; you
get anything that pretty ana fashionable in the line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

6ouraud's Liquid Hair Dye, II, without
exception reservation, the very hast invented equal
celebrated is GOURAUDS Medioated Soap. for curing
fsssa:' .aownsss chap. g. foadr;
Rouge. Lily White, and Hair Gloss to- walker street,
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

T A MEETING OF THE STUDENTS OF THE NEW
N York Free Academy, held the 2th day May 1852.
the following preamble and resolutions were
adultod:--
heseas Theodore irving l.. l. d., has lately resigned
lis edition Professor Of the Bellies Lettres
tuition In which he las iaboed faithfully and successfully
from its opening; and whereas desire express
esteem aud admiration for h sound scholarship and
lent mo raj qtaiitios therefore,
Resolved Thai sincerely regre, the lose which we
sustain ly the resignation Of respected instrcor
whore character gentleman and alitics Professor
have endcard him TO all ose who have experienced tho
pets and enjoyed the advantages, h Instruction
Resolved. That we feel grateful 70 him for tho kind
tenion and carried assduy which he has devoted
to tie welfare OF those committed 10 his charge
various duie pert nipiug 20 his department..
RcsOlvcd That lie with best wishNs for Iii,
future welfare, and firm leef that In the mercy
Providence DO will he useful in the position he Il aboat
to ~ In TINT which 10 held in nstitation
Resolved 1hft ne present hin suitable tssnopial
oforr erca and high regard for tho faithful
in which he has performed hs duties Professor the
Bellies Lettres 10 the Now York Free Academy.
tSigE1d) JAMES Il. BRANT. Chairman
J.W Mason Secretary
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Beaver French silvery Beaver and black glossy Moen-
They light elegant and tasty and viii bear comparison
with five dollar hat sold Broad One quality
price, And abatement The Hat company, Nos.
lac and las Nassau street, Tract Bnildngs.)
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Hosiery and Under-Garments.-1ay &
ADAMS No. b9l Broadway, Import and Mauufac. nre Ho
tion. Our goods cannot surpassed in excellence Of
NY variety Of STYLE and o. p-tees An
respectfully solicited. RAY s. ADAMS,
American Hotory and Under Garment Mandatory,
No. 81 Broadway opposite Niblo's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

Gold, Gold-Evcrything Turned to Gold.
Persons ba, ing Watches Chains Pencil cases. Spectacle
other Jewery have them plated 1t 2 Hudson
street that they cannot be fine gold,
Gold given any shade.
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Look Mt this!-Only Four shlllings per
yard FOR and small figured ingran Ca,peting
rs 3s, 3d. 3D. and 49, yard grain Carpets,
IS, &c., and 81. 3D. per yard. Call and them. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

Reasonable Advice to the Pc0ple.-Frlends,
you would the summer and cody
purchase popular Drab Beaver Hats issued by the
peoples hatter No Park Row. opposite the Astor House.
Standard prices 81 80 and 81
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The Espenscheio silver ROCK,

Beaver just introduced is in all its features the most bril-
liant affair OF the season Is production is the Buen
over all rivalry. Prise ST. Remember, l07 Nassau street
corner of Ann.
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Sunday Trips.--Thc Steamer Thes. Hnisc
will make hcr ususi trip 70 Newbur and laud
Sunday tomorrow) leaving foot Of Jay at
half past seven, A. NJ. See advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

The Time has Passed when Yankees were
abroad by the their dress The
is reversed The Stiffness and elumness OF European
attire is proverbal Of fashion The old world
might be searched In vain for shirts elegant in fit
style rs those made At Green's, Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

Summer Under Garmcnts.-Fxay Il Adams,
No. l broadway import style of Zephyr Under Vests
FOR ladies' gentlemen and chren TO which they invite the
special attention ofhe public If perfect to the
these vests VII; aesnrnaiu IN
favor and acceptance. RAY ADAMS Importers and Ma
nufasturrs Of Under and Hosiery No 59 Broad
way, opposite Niblo's arden.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE NEW YORK AND HARLEa RAILROAD
~ Company. May 10. ls52-Ihe annual meeting Of tao
was LED 9 ssa m
aan ihst Inc iouowins gentlemen we're unanimously
R RSiSir S SCHUYLER George Barker Barker.
William William S s w Tss,a. E;1 sassliord
s' Miller a'l'~' Charles Charles b bs%sas,
VIM Wesm0re. Governor Norris,
AZ subsequent meeting Of the Directors, held We'd
nssay sss snns EEq ",
President in place Of George Barber. ESQ., who declined
srd
NoTICE-PANAMA RAILROAD coxPANY-oFFI.
station above sus soiasds present INIT. the
sis.; lsiss s nA sR sfrs e.!
fi n. H. s..' Nay IS ssiSssss. .
NoTE.-THE JENNY LIND LINE OF oMNIsusEs
mnpses-fare Island from thence Wsodyiie 81 81 A.
NJ, ~ ls,R and Returning from woS S 70 in,s
forming through line ts woodyie from rasn Ferry or
wifi Raa Es. Ns% s
York to weodvie other hour during the day when
S:s F :ss XII S
CRoroN AQUEDUCT OFFICE, RoTUNDA, PARK,
e-o,o h H. saPgbiS s. nStss is hereby sv; that The
: s:sY Once S.ssss 1assSsss
A ERIAL NAvIGATIoN-FIRsT ASCENSION OF
@ sa Sifn as
attain The feet IL order 70 rsosasoi.ro
Cars vii leave the depot South ferry Tor this M"nasSfs
exhibition at and "a r NJ returning after the exhibition
WIN. II. RoNGE, SOLE AGENT FOR JOsEpHINE
vy Bennets In the United States. No. Park place.
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GlOri0us:-H nSlish Imperial Three-ply
Carretng OF and gittrins colcrs magnificent
mosaic and scroll before exhibited
50 Bowery HIRAM ANDEKsONS. ALSO, American three
ply Carpets at &C. 3d. H. and Ss yard, Of elegant
kIring a Yl0a
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SOCIETY," MEETINGS.

SUCEAEH ME HVIN&Ss
MEMBERs OF FIDELITY LODGE, NO. 81 ]. o. OF o.
IVA i, nre hereby requested to meet 1t their Lodge
rooms corner Of Forsyth aud Broomo streets Sun day,
May sd nj o'clock, T. NJ in full regaa 20 attend the
funeral II late brother James Shaw
u RYDER. Sect. +. CHAPMAN,N.G G.
7 A MEETING HELD AT THE CARRIAGE HOUSE
"A Of Eagle Hose Go. No. morning of the 2Ist
inst u resolved that sincere thanks TO
Mr. Thomas stack for the bountfu supply Of
furnished us at tho late Arc in Williamsburg.
CHARLES AtKMAN. Foreman.
q NIT tarv
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pokTRtiTS N 7. ACKEaBERG, RECENTLY AR
rived IRON Beriin, has opened HE stadio No. o.
fotrth avrnle. Specimens Of h painting may
hessrf. williams stephens and Williams, 353 Broadway.
Two HOTEL EEEPERs--oTL PAINTINGS ADAPTED
70 sitting ana drawing rooms, Mt exceedingly mode
rate prices may be bad by addressing Artist Herald Office.
nRkWlNG ON WoOD-LANDSCAPE, MACHINERY
e. BEAULIEU, ~ Broadway.
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Diamonds. Diamonds, DiaDaonds.-Flne
lots a. 3S carat twenty cent less than retail deal
erseither in the original package in lots thereom
snit purchasers Diamond Jeweiry for sale Mt wholesale
prices. DAVID RAFT, Importer,
3sl Broadway, Of White street, second story
Ladies' Brcastpins and Bracelcts.-The
largest assortment OF new patterns be found at the
mandatory Of tho subscriber. All goods warranted
Jewelry at ma ufacturers prices.
DAVID RAFT, Manufacturing Jeweller,
ISL Broadway, Of Wkite street, second story
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
9(G1Qnie 91a6rt6f.
Mdra II.

Da S0natban & d uuo feline Srau
Sarab, son Sberfaueon, eeda @auntp,
al ibr gi9entbum, fowobl lte9enos5 als
perIonIibss uno psrmifbtss. burd cine fret.
,pitiae ueberf6reibung, pattrt 5sb. 18, 1852,
an ben untsr5si6neten ubcrtra9en baben.
gum Ssffsn Der Grsbitoren bes bsfa9ten
Scnatban Sod, obns Gudfdt.-fo weroen
biermit 4Qe. weIbe nod ouf irsenb cine
Qrt an ben befaeten Reb fdulci9 finc,
aufseforbert, in 6 Wcden ob3ubsSablen-
unb SoIbe Die nod red md6ise Sorberunsen
an ben bsfastsn Sod baben, wertsn eben'
faus aufssforbsrt, ibre Re6nuneen inner
batb 8O6en wOblbeftdti9t sinSubdnoi'
gen, an
WIartin Gemnerer, Mff9nie,
Gal3turs, nobs @maus, esba Gauntp
Sebruar 26. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
NQ6rt6f

wir6 biermit seseben oaB Die unterSetdne-
ten als 1bminilfratoren bon Der 5iutsr'
falIenf6aftees ueriforbenen SObn Smitb,
lestbin pen t5siesIbsrs &aunfdis. ee6a
Co., ernannt morben fiue. 4lle bieienieen
oaber Wel6e nod an befagte 6interfasen'
fbaft f6utoeH, fine aufsefortsrt insrbaIb 6
Wc6en ab5ubssobIsu, - unb SOlthsbie nod
re6tmdsiee SOrberunsen an befaste pin
terIa6enfhaft babsu, fino ebenfaus erfabt
eieIeIben wOblbstdtist efusubrinan. an
2aSie Smifb,
SamHsl 3. &iftter.
Mdra 4. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
GefeQI0aftsz 9(ua6(una.

Nabridt wiro bisrmit 9e9cben, bae bic
felt GINGER 3eit, bel eauba6spius, Nor'
tbampton Gauntp, in Dem Gaufmanns Sc.
fbdft, snifdsn ben llnterSsihnetsn tehan'
bens 5aneets @sfe0iboft, am 15ten WdrS,
1852 nit bsiosrfsittqer @inmiti9un9 ouf.
aeI6Bt morben III. sic er9reifsn bisfe Sc
Ieeenbsit bsm YutIifum fur bic Iibsrals
8unpftoft bic Gt 9enOfen bubsn, un9s.
beubettsn Danf otSuflatten. 8u9Itib er'
fuden fie oub foIbs Die ibnsn nod fduIt9
fein m6grn, ibre 8hdfdnoe fObaIo IS tbun'
lid ift obSutro9sn; tlnb fOIhe bic nod
rettmdffige SOtoernqsn baben, t6nnen
ciefeIbe aud wOblbefiti9t fur 8eSabIun9
sinbdnoi9en. aJetcr 2nubad,,
Spfepb Saubad1.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
SSSoiTers Oeieuiboft
SlQt6rtht.
Mirs 4. 1852.

1(Ge psrItnen rpahs Gs6roud MAIDEN rom Baftr
eefr 9sfulhaft fur SauiIienSpcde cocr auf anoere
gBeiis rpeNsn Stat nebmen, bas bic Belt iur Grneut
srune ibrsr perms, bsr crits Sag btS ndbtsn april
III, no cs ptro srrparet baB e be Dem llnteribnrsu
Ghaemisr aRrufen uno ibre Ysrmits srneusrn pereen
Scthe prlrnen bic ibre permits pcm 1iten tis yitn
10ten aprit niht bsrhti9t baten, mdTen h niht bss
ttaasu rpsnn natb cner Belt ibueu oas Basr pcrsnt
balten pire.
Die g3tarb tebatst iitb has Rsdt ptr, rpC 6as Waf
fer ron msbrsn Sonilsu aus elmer uub oerfsbsn bsf
brant ee6raubt pirb, unb 1T nibt ron alien oaran bee
tbeiliae parteien bs,abt. easIbe 81 bemncu, usnn s
Is fir out benoet, uno neeni e clhs lebersntdnfts
si ttceen 02ueen terer tetrabtet ruehe oas 9Safsr
aebrauhen. piro ie ib nidt in ibrs Seebe mittetn.
60 lit ebenfaGIs gabridt aessbsn an gerenen, rpel;
dc oas 6porant Tafier gum 9auen 5i tenuesn 9sesu'
ten, cab fs psrmits baben mu0su, ebe he onfau9en
eaGslee m eetrauden, uno wsnn oisfs Rt9d ntd1t
firsns 6enttst uro P piro oaP Dcpptie ftr oas asas
igr eerehnst.
auf 9efcbI Der 8coro.
GbarIes Gderte eaaemsitsr.
man 25. ne
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
Stc SicSCi,Gftt.

Die @efddfte wnosn in 3uFunft BON oen
unterSeidnsten. am altsn Stanbplaee fort
betrieben wereen, uno e5 wiro Iie freuen
fernerbin ibren Untbtil Der @unff os5 9ub'
Iifums su 9enie6sn, meGbe fis INNER ourb
punftibfsit. Sreue uno 8itliafeit Su osr-
oienen fubsn, uub banfbar annebmcn
mereen. Spfcpb 9aHbath,
&amuet 0aubadb.
Wdrs 25. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
N1d) d) t

mirb biermit seeeben, OaB Der tlnterssibnsts
ats 0ominiffrator BON Der t5interla6en'
f6oft bes psrfforbrnen Stspben Moper,
lebtbin pon Norowbsitbar Sfhp., es6a 60.
an9eitsIIt worben it, Uur SOt6e eabsr,
Die nod an befa9te 5intsrlalenfdaft fbuG.
Dig fine, weresn biermit eebetsn innerbaIb
4 Bobsn anSurufen uno absubeSablen /;
unb SoIde, bic nod redtmdbi9s Soroerun'
gen an befaste Snterlafenf6aft Su MAIDEN
baben, beIieben biefsIbs innerbaIb bsfa9ter
3eit aud ein5ubrin9en, bamt QlIsS in
8ibti9fsit 9sbradt weroen Fam.
Senrp Grankjr.
Mdr3 II. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
200pier

mu isrsr 9snnuuns uao SuaGtdt uls
Sarbiees uno anesrss 8rief. Shreib. 4of
Dad uno Siliue papier,
III in arcesr 0asrah on tiIisen prsiTsu ~ boten bel
Gutb uno Sregler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
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