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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

~ Speaking of the death of George Low
rev. the Cherokee Chief The Fort Smith Herald says:
I'VE have known Dir Lowrey Tor better than twenty
five year, snd be ct the beginning Of our acqueins
ancc an old man He was exemplary Christian. and
Cherokee language in which he was always considered
the most proficient Cherokee scholar ana the Noah
Webster q that nnin in giving the correct definition of
words meaning; Sc. Mr. Lowrey was upward OF
ri hty years of age and hiss the third generation OF
his posterity, No man nmong the Cherokees enjoyed
universally The confidence and respect Of his people
Ike George Lowrey He has gone, and we have no
doubt he rests from hs labors Let M die the tefh
Of ,he righteous and may my last end be like his'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
70 IT., K,ere IN H. Republican gives an

re- TIE Meme n. H. Republican gives an
.ccount OF an atienptto murder Mr.. Pliny smita on
ased md weslthy citizen Of Hrsdsle, \ H. on rrasy
night last Ii appears that while Mr. Smith was ours
sonle pumpkins Tor his carly in the evening some
ore r,l heavy charge OF shot through manure WIN
dow, moi more thad rod distant nearly al OF wAicn
took effect Ia the top o: his head. The old gentleman
now lies III critical position though no snos az
brsip and !, is hoped he will recover Whist msses lh
aAnj The moro startling IT, that Mr. Smiths sonin-la"
Charles Piaits, implicated as having eonrnsie1 te
decd and been committed 10 JAIL for want OF bonds 70
answer At the next term Of Court The motive
IT, tha, the prisoner at his faiher-insws death "Vua
come in possession of large amount OF properly ny
Smith though he has fully recovered bis reason no.
aware that any foul play hss been committed U' sup
poees that plank iel upon his head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

OyERBoARD.--On Wednesday afternoon a
German nsncd John Schmidt attempted to jump on
bond the boat at Peck clip Ferry after IT had LETT the
bridge ard fell overheard. lie had three large bun.
dles Of willow upon hs hesd at the time, and in Ms
anxiety TO the Willows would have lost himself had
not Officer Hsr5nger and Mr.. Power, the brdgcman.
pulled poor John out with boGthook, while he still
chung 20 the willows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

the most terrible sights witucseed and hope
never 10 witness the Ike again You wal no doubt
many accounts In the papers about gale The United
States frgae he speaks Of wa the St Louis We were
six or eigi miles of We may have looked like frig
ate AZ that distance. These are dangerous cruising
rrounds especially IN winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

ing. New Brn'wiok E Evans. Paris z D-:han. sai
others
At the hsroR, Gov :. Foot. VI: :. B Piper, Lewis
ton; Ii AcG1len, Navy Hon. !. l.. Schoolcrafi, Al
bhny; Hollis White Niagara JUICE Nelson COopers-
town; Hon. lsssc Toucey Coan; Capt Van Alien, D.
Ioti y. { Poor Rcst r; Hon 2. c. Salisbury, Troy
For Erastus Corrinc Alb,uv. VIM G claiborne. Va
and cthers.
At tn HowARp, F. 4 War, Oregon: Can't Gi-lnsr.
Nantucket J. 6. Hovcy, Boston: NJ H4m1in. Troy
C. Winthrop. Wisconsin. A. K. Tai. Vermont. J. w.
Moon. do; J. YATES, Schenectady; D. Holnes Rich
moEd; J. Bling, Mrrrphs
~ the AMERICAS. :. W Edmouds Phila Dr Ham
mond. Harrisburg. T. r. Hosman. Boston: D. E Rot
ston, Phls. jas Psirs, London B. F. Brooks Jr.. But
fao; Richard Ewens Bos.on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

THE FIRE DEPAErMENT.-The annual meet
ing OF the Representatives of the Fire Department
Board met on cdnesday night and elected the follow
ing officers Tor tho ensuing year ~
Frrsid.nt-A. F. Campbell, Of Hose Co. No ,.
TTce-Presideui-Wm E. Johnson, of Hose Co No. B.
Sseraog-E C. Morehouse of Hook and Ladder
Co. No .
7rtGs,rv-E. b. Morrcl of HOOK and Ladder Co
No l.
COLlecoT-Jamcs Young
The following members were recommended to the
Board a. Trustees Of the Fire Department Fund for
the current year.;
john Hsrran, Engine Co No. l. VIM. Vanicrveer
do do > Robert J. Luckey, do do 3; John Coshaw,
do DO 4; NJ Dalton do do 5 VIM HalscS al. do. do.
8; A. K, Dick do Do. Il; T. J. Berry, do DO - Sam
uel Gelston, do do - John j. Reed, do. do. 10, w.
5 Wright do do. II VIM Ingliss, 90. do. 10 F. A.
Mcuc, Hose Co Nc l stephen A. Mann, do do ,;
Cherries H. JOY do do ) Joseph Montroes, Hook and
Ladder G, No | Geo r. Hobby, do do 3 Carlson
UndeTLnl, dc. 10 3; Ais. Degraw, do do.4 There
was no representative from the Engineers.
FIRF Last evening between and 9 o clock,
C. fire lroke cut in the dry goods store OF j. B. sutton,
No. l7O FultousL, ocCasioned by light Ia the SHOW
window which tented some cOmbustble materals con
tanned therein The iamcs were speedily eXtnguisned
iy the uc- hhOrs IN conjunction win Engine Company
No D. The total damage sustained by ire and water
will eceed 81 900 fully covered by Insurance. in the
BROOKLYN Hudson River, and Broadway Insurance
Companies. The building owned by j. f. Csmmeyer
REcAPTURED.-jOhn Lockott, an escaped
c9uvic, from the Penitenhary YVES yesterday recap
IA by Officer Phillips, aad sent back t. Ina Oh GUAR
tes by Justice King 10 serve the remainder OF h term
OF sentence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

~ The Literary Societies in Amherst Col.
leeo have returned TO their old bass adopting their old
nsmes tho Alexsadrisn, tie Atheusn sud the Soeisi
Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
CArHol1c INsrlrurE.-The fourth in the

CArHoLIC INsTITUTE.-The fourth IN the
series of lectures in Of delivery before the
Catholic Institute OF NewYork was given last evening
in the StuyvesGnt Buildings The lecturer for the
evening was Rev. Dr. Manshsn, of Chemung. Pa and
the subject Of discourse The Natural influence Of
Supernatural Agencies or the Indebtedness Of the
Uneatholc World to the Catholic Church The
theAter of the building In which the lecture de-
Hvered wss well filed aud the lecturer very well
received throughout the course of his observations.
Pressure OF foyeicn news. &c, upon space this
morning. prevents our giving full report of Dr..
Manshans eloquent discourse suffice 10 say, however.
that though in some particulars extremely conservG-
tive broad broad OF Christian philanthropy ran
throughout the entire lecture.
MURDERoCs Assault WHILE AT SEA-On
Wednesday afternoon word was sent TO the Chief OF
Police that an ARRAY of serious character had taken
place outside Of Sandy Hook between two Germans,
named August Behr and - DrestoOT both passengers
on beard the English brig Fitzames Capt. Hoyt, from
Liverpool Officer Keefe OF the Chiefs Once was al
once dispatched 10 Quarantine where the vessel was
az anchor and ascertAined thst Behr, while IN re
hgious controversy with Drestoor rad become so ex
aspcrrted that he seized large knife the blade OF
which he plunged twice in the body OF his adversary
nictng two dangerous end probably fatal wounds IN
the abdomen Behr brought 10 the City and com
mitfed 20 prison TO swat examination By the Brush
Consul the United States Courts having no jurisdiction
IN the msiter.
SrRlyGERs At THE lSyINe-hon: II; ham
LIN. Maine Hon +. h smsI', DO non "Il: 1 1III.s
si;s5iston Hon q Dean Poughkeep.ie; Ma. Garrett
II : A; Msj Z Il Harrison, BALTIMORE; Hon b 7.
F,.,man. Wisconsin: J. B. Pumner. L. ;. MAYOR
uensseld do: F. Dumontier. Montreal; A. j. Do1At-
.on y 5 A: Charles Bowers, Yale College X BAD
,ort Rhode lslsnd Franklin Nichols. Norwich; Rev
Or shepard. Boston, B. oyle Taylor, Wa'hio yton
n McFsdden, NJ Il Whitney. Boston; J. sMtr
pblsdelphia Jss Morrison, Wisconsin. Iohl J. IL
Boyd. Whitehall Prof Tyler Pitrsheld; Hon l.. Dur
IOWA Albion ~ H.,
AZ ,he METROPOLITAN, Hon J. P. Hale, N. H.; Hon a
4 Gilmore Pa: Hon. TIN jenkins. OReida Hon ~ 4.
ZONES. Onoudasa; Gen J. F. Cowan. Penn Eiw II
Croswell Albany Col A I. Barton Mss; A. ou'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

ths. seven cert, WA ell tn, money ne bal in rs pSs
sion lie wss committed 10y Justice Osborne swat
exHminaGon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

ATTEMPT AT GRAND LARoEsT.-Two men
named Alfred Wallace and Joseph Dslnaress were yes.
terdsv arrested by Oticer Palmer o. the Eighteenth
Ward charged with attempting to steal 500 from safe
in tie ofice Ct Snow & Anderson. lumber dealers at
the corner Il Aveuue sid East Eihtecnths;. Il ay-
pears at NJ Geo kuger the clerk ef the Office lock
ed ca Wednesday afternoon NJ o'clock. snd on gong
hack found the two accused in snd the safe door open
They were tskcn before Justice MoGrafh and committed
10 await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

Too MODEsT-Since the Presidential elec-
ton the above caption has become popular saying and
would be decidedly pphcAbe TO tie pIeensons OF some OF
the dry GOOD hs city But there are again few
Others where the one price system Is ugdy carried ont
that renders such frohy useless Among the t
ter number Is Columbian Hail. No. 2s Grantst, where the
sdes always lind perfect assortment Of rlch shawls
silks MaEta ard Bonnet Nelyets Pce Cloths, herinos.
Ceshm res PaIana;tas Muslin De Lanes 1ld other Dress
Goods and the they rest assured that no
cxoIta1i pce will be eskee with the expectation OF being
10 r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
4 J. Dela,ory's (oyrqey7y Lypch & CgrsJ 81 IYli-sf
1852. TAM. Noon SPIN SPIN
Dec l..........9s - 50 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

WATER PRoJEcr.-ln accordance with res
olu' on passed by the Board OF Aldermen Monday nj ut
last an attempt has been made draw oil the Cor
poraiion Ponl situated al the Of south Fourth
and EieyeutLtts. hy cxcavating a large hole in the
middle of Eoycnth-st for the pond TO drain into. The
reservoir Is now full but has materially lessencd
tire water IN the streets As the reservoir has not bean
covered We may expect some serious accidents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE HosrIrAL Observation-Disclosures have
for some days been engaged in grading the walks and
planting and shrubbery the grounds attached
to the Brooklyn City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
. No are told that a very satisfactOry

experiment has been made with the engines OF the
caloric ship Tie vessel Is nearly ready for tria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

Runaway ApPRENTIcEs.-Tw0 boys named
Nichols McMullen spgeIticod to VIM Linner., and
Robert Barrett. Appended 20 e. HodgNns were ar
rested IN Brooklyn Wednesday afternoon, charged
with having a. seconded from their employers. They
were locked up ia the CALI az WILLIAMSBURG.
- Charles VOk as been found guilty Of
Mans laughter by the Grand Jury OF Kings County, in
c1usug the death OF Myers in the frncas in Firsst
few Days sincc, He is now 81 large under bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

GRAND LARcrSy-A man named Peter j.
Stuart vss yesterday arrested BY Ocer BALDWIN, OF hc
Eshth Ward charged with stealing property valued AZ
so6 from M John c. Stone of No. AL Greenwch-st.
He was taken before Justice McGrath for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

Gas rs. LIGHr.-Gasaiers Chandeliers and
Gee Fixtures screrav are fund a. the IRA; manufacturing
de-6t o. AEcsER. WARNER Co.. No. SO Broadway
Beau;itu patterns and workmanship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Llsf Of Pnfenfs
John Caswell, Of Syracuse. N. T.. ass

Issued from TIC United Sass Faicns OGoe or Ms DeOk
ending Non nber 30, 1852.
NJ. {. III r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

Il The Grand jury of this County has now
been in session for nearly weeks and hss not yet
terminated it's lsbors number of cases Of recent
occurrence have been brought before it since its or
ganization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

~ No year since Roor has opened his GAL
ery N Newly has he offered his poturesior eonpe on
the Ear # the American Institute without receiving me
highest rrize which be IN hrs show cas- az NO
seS Broadway. RooT's rooms are easy Of Access.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

DIsHoyEsT SERvAyT.-Margaret Gray, ser
want in the family q Mr. CoraeGs D. Van Wagner o.
No 81 West Nineree nthst yesterday arrested oy
Ofcer WyInAn, Of the jefferson Police Court ensrsea
WITH stealing s3 from drawer in the house OF her
eupoyr She confessed her Zuh restored The money,
and was locked ~ by Justice McGraih 70 await frlA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

CHARGE OF GRAsD LARcESr.-A man OF res
pectsble appearance, named Arthur Brown was ytss
day arrested BY Offcer White. OF the Fourth Maru,
CHARGED with stealing 5lOl In bank bills, from William
s,oughton residing a; No les Elevenfhs Is appears
the two had wres;le together, and after w.s over
the complainant found his money TO be gone and cnarss
Brown with having stolen IL On searching tne sec1sel
s In bspk notes were found sewed up in his vest lining
previous to this discovery he had stated to the officer
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
GtipaS Slcues.

8ei Der 8etfammIun9 unfsrer @cancr
am lteten Somlia0, in cem fldtFcn &arlif
GauntpGeta -wurce Gem s b emnS u 0 6,
Der in Der leeten SieunQ ces @On9rc6es BAT
btlfen Dem 3arif psn SobeSltos seben, Elm
Dont'SsfdIu6 pabirt. Sit tesnun m0attb
@dbn Wsg murcs man iOntmc ctn9ei6la
aen baben ? Sibsr ensn gang aneern mie
otsfer. 9Bas miro ba6 nibfs Bunrer
feiu2
Qbr cine SabeSei9t bod cteftr llmitonS,
uno es ia oisfe, oa6 man ourb coitteoene
dncus 8dtluHs Ger ndmIiben Serfamm'
luns biutbtlih ceS Eariffs, ba5 SOIr uie.
Der bu prbltnon uuo gu bintst9cben 1utht
@ann miro bas 8OIf oisfe5 SOriff &aun'
tps aufan9en fir 16 feItlt Su b0nceIn F?
Scffrutlib bel ni6fsr Babl, oo ein iecer
rpeig, Der es mtGTsn nil, Gag unfere 9s9ner
cine Mebrbsit i'm Gougres battcn, uno un5
etutn 9utcu bsfhUssncen Sariff bdttsn 9etcn
fInuen wsuu lie qerpollt bdtteu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
SEG6entlt6e 9rteAitfe.

Gin 8erjChuib Der 8riGfs pctdbe bis gum TenTao
Qbsno TN altntauner gcftamt Iie9sn ttisbsn:
Sscrse uno Scftpb Bud, Scbn 8crpsr, 8 8 @cbn,
Sereuano Berner, Il Bsoh, Sanid 9eilsl, Daniel
Sletcr, Daniel SaumSr, Scbu 8crrai, Carl 8raus,
qGtCr Yalous, Garcltne Saumer, 9BiQiom Gcats, So.
mes 9raoer, Gbrabam 8 Gltmsr, Sbcmas Graia, En.
(Cbr fins Sinoer) Scbn Dicfsrbsrfrr, Gt Gfhtotb,
Srs gcutfa gbuer, SbCcbcre Sraorid Sebn Sreoeridb
Simcu Srantmfi;to, Charles Srpman, Satc6 q. SG:
man. SIR Sout @ltjatetb o Souit. Sbcnlas G5rcpss,
Scbn SrrB, benrp @ieF @tifa Gsor9s, Csrcrae 6cnr,
Dontd. ptlIcsa6, Dopo !Sorris, Dapio 6cfman, .
tbunhhrr, 9cutCu pdfrib, . % Scnes, G5ecrac Rcd,
Scbn S Rcd, Dauio 8srmersr, 9 8 8ucles eeipis
Sitter, ecpln SnnuE Gorab 51nouB, anua SuCrr,
9brtition ene, . ecifnriua. s. 2B Get, Saat estuis
ecu9. Garcllna eeras, @otborno esiitnrna, Gcpbia
ealIr. epeio ann eartcn, 94ilIiom NRus, Omen Wlad
gBtlIam gRcptr, SRario 6 SRcrre, SuIanna sR
sNeper, &bsrrcla u NRCrs, S1annaGas Wsubarp, Or.
8 8 Sppett, Gbritian pfsils, Sbonlas Rses. aarcn
3einbsimtr, Sebn 8hCaos ir. 6 gB Reinbaro, r
Rebap, Sarab 8ilter, &ctsrt Stede banuab Stett:
ler, SatcG SeHioap, Satcb Stsrnsr, gEm Stabr, Da.
rio Sbcut, psrr SoiabCp, perr Ssp. Gbrifion gBcf.
tenfbmiot 6enrp Snou6, S0orp Smitb, amanba
Swore, gifotdb Smith, Gufanun StbifuIfeiu, 8 D
Srcria parid Surnp. Senothan Qauchtsr, 6 e
s2cCbring 4. 9ptis. D0nid 9cun9, pasr syebe, Sebn
3iufsr, ADAM 3ct(cr.
Maria 9. 9. M. 3Ornbed,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
nnItct i,n G;rbGehtni6l

Dde General Scott feline srfe Gnfttuun9
pcn Sb0mas Sefferfcn erbieIt; er murce
Ipiter Su tiusm b6bern Qmt trndnnt uno
MaoiTcn trua bm Die StelIt zines Rtiegs
Sstretirs an; er erfreute (ih css 8utrau
ems oes preliosntsn ADAMS sr wuree ourh
0reIiosnt Sodfon aneewiefen, Den Unfrubr
in SUB Carolina su itiuen; ct puroe aus
erfobren burtb Wartin San Buren, nm bic
Streitigftiten an Der Canada 9renSline 6u
odmpfen, uno einrn &riee an unfern noro.
6lIben 8renben ju usrbutcn. Die ibde
barifen 0ienile bic SeCtt ieinCm Sanee LETT
lfet, waren nittt ieue auf feem Slbabtfelos.
@r mar gIidib 9enu9 eos 3utrauen zines
ieen preRoentsn fsiner Ssit ju baben bis
auf 1clf herab, untsr bisfer eGfofcfc Re
9isrune ober 1T fein ShIeibbanosl 5u 9e'
rina aeme1en, Il. turdaus ni6t5 uuUerlubt
9ebIicben UUn Der @Ggenpartsi, um ienen
&ubm Su pereibttgen, neil man ibn ais sl'
ueu mdhGesn HiUaIeu bstrobtete, fur bic
gbrenlietle fir wsI6sn bic gB9i9 parthet
ion ieet Gnanut bat. Sroe ouen Sbwte'
riaeeiteu bic man itm in ben Be9 5u fbie'
ben Gutte, ermorb sr fb frifbe Sorbeeen,
feltfi untr pOIP5 Hegisrung, i'm mertfanl'
ften SeIoSue. 4ue Grfube iDn gu fur
sen, fno mi6tungCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
Ge cl,a Dntriot. o t.
Glecffd,rnir . Opennente.


gDenn man burtb unfer @auntp rstit 10
fInoet man eoB unfsre Ge9ner bercits ibon
@Iedfhenir. 9ccumsnte bel Sdulenoen CIR
eulirt baben sic mifen bob nl6t 10
aons aemiS Don Der GrwdbIuns bon Sronf
pieree fein, ME fe in ieocm gelprdb oer
osbsn, fonlt wirben fie niht su elclem Sru
bel une Su oleftn qro6en Ncifen 9eben, otele
Doeumente aussufireuen. @ineS cieIer DO
eumente foa Qistct Su einem febr 9roBcn
@eneraE MAIDEN. 9iefsr 8eoonFe bat uns
,um Baden bemcqsn. Srfs Seren 9lr
cutatcren f6nncn fb caraut perlGiIen oaB
mir es bier in eeba Iton IdnNf mtilen oaB
er in Msrico ala s5 gum StefTen 9tng in
Sbnmacbt feI 60 weit fino mir bier
t,idt binter Der 3sit baB mir tis8 nitt nil
fen. uno weItr 9eo0nfe, i'm in Sinhht
bts NiitdriIten nit @fn. ScCtt, Dem
ar66ten itet Isbsnesn 6sIosn Der 9anSen
@elt, su per9Isiden! ylOb mant 6un
otrtma mu6 er Sbnmi6tia meroen, bl5 sr
bisGe Stufe srreitt. ScIbe Ubsu9eeadte
Dpeumente t6nnen abcr liber bier ntbts
9utes fur ptrte ausribtsn, benn eas un-
fria. in Elm vel Su nadrentsnces uno aut
aetldrtsS &olf, als cos es lib weiS MAIDEN
Iassn piiree, Elm Mann nit einrm 9erer'
alsbut auf Gem ROpfe uuo einem OeQen an
Der Seite, Der bel Der Qnhbt ees Selnces
Cbnmdtti9 wutts, fei Elm grc6er ure tapferer
NtsperoII
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
Sir ben DVntript."
SHr bcn UGNtript"
9gfe mdu 9eterte:Suppc mddt fir Die
Hcmpfratte Dpu Secta Sdnutp.

gIjnm cine Nbicbrift pen gsnerot per1'S arrEsn
shlottsu in gllntc uuo elm pfuno pcn itlner @ntrt'
ffuu0 dter anosrs Rtt9jcnen; trbe olEe Nllhun9 In
pitr GimGrn vcU Q1oftr. Damn nchme etIttbe bunoGt
Sba(sr pen Dem GItos wdcbes @noGno 9ebsn Mill ul
oiI QRob( ron Sen percs gu aeipnnn uno t'tbs ne IN
,rplt Suort pcn 8sntcn: Ndnercrs; toshe oos thsr
einlm Eeucr lau0ian, bis ,u elmer Quart Damn bdtt9
teioe NdLbunNsn IN sincn SrClbancdSsRCd thus eras
ron ,,YrIt, Dallas uno Gem SorlN ron lsh2" 1inn.
uno Ibmrl,s ots g}rdte nit elmer In,t Sdt ron cnGn
SbouobaO; 6obn Guo Npd ln3n SCtt ccn etacm csmH:
trudtr ,,Saioncr 6intt" Diss hoitt9t Supps iclltf
nit ceu Srsbauots:OSftn sG9sTsn weroen. mcocn ol'
pcfcfctcs I'M gEobltampf ron lS45 unp 81 prsetatcn
Oaon eNt maBi1 coocu. tuit mGtbte man in Sbnnotbt
fa,u ruO pcr Osm Gtn ltil man Gin Gapjtd aus Dem
9Sriat p6u gtn pisrte5 9rcgtn SdDfahsn in Wsrltr'
Gin Suowbeitbauer 8auer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
g aracr Der Grid, OeRO beiTsr tas Glhd

Der 9Roaru bsrCtet bic Gtsmete oct Sale uno
rcs WhtsS uuN tpeun sr otse 2(rbct fbpob uno TN:
rcllfcmmln rrribtet, r III 9rbsrtronthSt ta6 itbers
Rclulto Gctolo Sabtr ots trgenc cine affection Der
octcr i'll ttmcrtsu IT, fSrntn mir ssrB FIN, roB Die
&croouuuQ6troonc ouFcr SroUuu9 lluc, QGs Grit:
mas i'll thuu, 1T Die Iuwtnrun9 eiuts spitS, ruthcS
trctt ouf ben olen ,prft-Nlc Srietfscr Der eStsuS;
ma6tinrrC. Cir bttitn @nrppcd tSuncu mir buf
lono'S 1cutlc6ES 8tttsrs antmpfbCu, mebcs non Or.
6. SV Sodcn in pbdoodrhio w6Crcitr urr. %
Is altcrjrSuo uno Tirttno wrtt c ptro Die 8ErSou:
una ptrtSrt, Ger 3utauo ots Wmtts s9tSnoTt tno csn
Gtreaptlrtn 8c9dmaG'9fcit prrfboft. x
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
9leDliatt Gtntpetbultd.

Quf Samfto9s ben 26fen September, 70
Der 9err nil, foll Elm neues IsOliau in Der
Suombbeitbalsr &nde, in Suembeitbaa
&aunfdip, Seta Gauntp, ein9emeibet Wcr.
Den, rpOSu aue Srrunoe osS @etesoienifes
stnseIaoen iino. Msbrere fremee preciesr
uno bic Quentomn Mulifbanos mroen 9e-
9snwdrtis fein uuo 9Or- uno Nabmittaas
wercen preoiaten, @efau9 II. MuiiF seseben.
Warfetencern nib nibt erlaubt, seiliiae
@etrdnfe bafeIblf bu perSapfen.
Sofepb SierD, SaIeniDn 9emmerer,
Daniel Hotb, Reter WfiIIcr,
Istste Der Gsmsinos.
September l. %a4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
EGiuatEduSt.1

Clear tba Track, the Locomotive comes
ocrtbt Cunlo mos Der NCttcittr brummt! Gr trunlut
uuo rd crh os eOlu, uno probt nit t'nsr ubsraultn
8ub. Gr bat ecth aud Gin fbSn's pfre,-sr t1ats
ccb osrn psrtou'tbtn, mt Cs 1T gu pid wertb. Der
RaltrcoO 9ub tcmnt ouh ealu, uuo trouCht totb ct:
tvas srCa nccb oojh Die Scco 1T 9ut-~fe nnnlt
ben Dr,d aus om StaCr uno aus otm out Gr nit
Liuen Gaittrs.Shuh, qebt cert nob ctm eunltruOs
Sl. Icrt hcrtbtu Sob Die 9crt' parOuf 70 rrabt CT
FIN, grrrrrtlcu ouf l(u;h pN6 NNsn hort Ole ssut
Der @Rauu 1T bct) nd)t 9ani rCtbt Stibslt. Sb
Rcmm rcth iset pcn eumUut?ut btr ;-ab wcS rYar
usu NCpf 10 lhwsr
g1sn tuE Sap fujt oct mag Te ouHCeca,
@ipoFripns pritffe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
Slnrntouner Rarftnreife,
) T0a[Cr SeIObntll10,

unterssibnetu bate in Der Irbten Monta9
Natt cas un9Iud Swif6en Iuentdun uno
DOrneD's 9ailbaufe, cine Sever Safubr"
nit siner aoIoensn Rette uno einem tIeinsu
gUlcensn SbIu6sl oaran uno nit SO. 2
beSeu6net 5u psrIisren Der @brGide Sin.
Der erbdIt Obi9e 8eIobnun9 wsnn sr lis mir
misorr einbdnoiot
Saloman Sornep, IT.
Sept. I. 12m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
GS c It OF 3 6 tt2

2(n 4ttn Uu9u1, an Der 6trpuofriuht etutio N.,
Stft,r pcn 0onid uuo GG'Obub Yrttr. i'm 9. Sabre.
Nm l6tsu, in Ncrrpbethou, om Sdnrahfstrr,
SEN, octn rru Sotcb uuo @pa pertN, i'm 2. Sabre.
nm 17ttu, I'M NrmCnbous an Der ltuSjtbrung, eup:
MIA. Scn pen pttsr H. GtifotStb NeCr. i'm 3. Sabre.
- Sn gNotlu0s. am StiffruR. 9trpis, srbu ptn
Gtcrec unS Gitbsr Odcn9, I'M IL. Sabre.