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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12
Court or General Sessions.

Before Judge Becbe and Aldermen Boyce and Barr.
Nov H.. Ifaicr hungary AT the opening of the Court
this moIpipg Dung named james dcQuade put
TO the bar fos trial Indictment for burglary in the
iecond degree in breaking into tn, dwelling house No AZ
Union place occupied by Mr. Edward Sanford during
the Of tho family In the country where about
the middle OF September last stealing the.efom quan
y wearing apparel end silver amounting In value
to msny hundred dollars Officer Burey was placed on
the stand testified that from information received,
he heard Of certain valuable dresses which bad been sold
To in Church street the property corresponding
with that stclen from the residence Of Mr.. Sanford.
Search made fer the man who sold tho articles and
subsequently, McQpade was arrested and 10 tho room
where the prcner caught shawl and silver solver
found, which also identified by Mr. Sanford as
portion Of bis stolen property On the charge made by
the Court the jury found the prisoner guilty Of burglary
in the third degree The convict remanded for
tence.
1l1ai farn Grand Larceny--A young woman, named
Margaret Lnnan, put trial on indictment fer
grand larceny, charged with stealing $40 in gold and
beIk bills, the properly Of jonathan u. Howell Mr..
Howell ecsd tho stand, aud testified that the
p,cler was in bis service ms domet aud vhio thus
employ ed Of money stolen from his
trunk The first money missed was $50 the next time
$40, and at two subsequent periods $40 each time.
making in all Slt0 Ultimately suspicion rested
the prisoner, end she arrested by police OH
Churchill, who found in the prisoners trunk
$G5 in gold coin and bank bills and on her per
son So rs. The money identified legally. and
ell that informal Of the prisoners guilt.
which tho money stolen fitted the look Of tbe pson
erB trunk but evidence sho that the key Of
the pn.oners trunk fitted that from which the
stolen Tbe summed up by Mr. Clinton o
behalf Of tho eccued and the part Of the people oy
MIR. Hall. the Efficient District Attorney The Court
ged the jury, Who after dcberation OF two honrs
into court and stated they unable to agree
upon a verde rhe Court discharged then from any
further confederation of the The prisonsr
mapd.d back 70 prison.
7fal fer Ioise Psienccs : Simon Sebacher next
placed on trial rdiomeps for false pretsnces
tho purchase OF quantity OF tobacco fcom simon A.
Eohtnheln valued ~ Ss5u and upwards, under false
IRE. eptatioas SIMON Lchtephein, examined testt
Itd that the d. fenoant ed him at his place ~ bu,
pos and represented that he had an ord~r to fulfil to
msks la e. quantity Of segsrs aud wished to purchase
Of 0beccn credit he alAo represented that no
was not ing any dsnts and had some 81 GOO deposited
Dry Dock Savings tank; the com alanant oeev
ing The repr,sentatin cod the defendant the tobacco
ctdit; Qucn ~ c wac asc@taned that the tr-
lseco thrs purchased sold 81 feducrd price To
scgar mapniactur.r in East Broadway The defend mt
has NOT pnd lie complainant for The tobacco hence tbs
Irustcution The sands adjourned until ~ O'Clock
this day
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ADJOURNED Town MEETINGS IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Law provides that to On meetings msy DO ad
joufned II necessary, for the choice Of representa
tives, TO the next day. ard sgoin to the next su,
feeding day. but no farther. Bat in ssse another
meeting eba be necessary for tia choics OF rcpre-
sDtatvcr. suon meeting sbaii be held on the foarsa
Mcrday Of ,be came mprta Of NoTswhSr - SRsm
Gaxsets.
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MUSICALS

A CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE-wANTED A. GEN
"A tleman of energy capacity and sufficient capital to
take the entire of series of first class
concerts with competent parties fame to
make the tour Of the Union ADDRESS - J. II Herald
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RoARD.-A PLEASANT FRONT PARLOR. AND BED
- room adoI ing to let separately togo tn furnish
ed unfurnhod with board at lG6 East Broadway Hot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

GRAUAMS ONGUENT WILL FORCE THE WITS
kers morstaohes ard hair grow in six weeks, strong
and luxuriant twill not stain injurs the sfn In
way acting entirely tho roots oftbc hair 81 bot
- : - 4. d. GEAhAx, lsx Aaa sxssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

TIVE UNDERSIGNED INFORM THEIR FRIENDS
and tho public that they hsv, formed this day
perhp for The peri OF all kinds ~ itinss
for hotels harrooms gooneries AID ie1ors
hons OF every description They also undertake dra wings
plans BAN o. patterns Tor military civil aud theatre
and which have LARGE
selection hand their oce, NO. Ia Grand street,
broadway. A. Cu,ILLY.
NSw York, November 1852. FELIX CAIN.
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BOARD IN SOUTH DR0OKLYN.-TWO OR THREE
- single gentlemen DO accommodated with pleasant
breakf st and and dinner Suata \
spectacle part South Brookiyp within five minutes walk
from the South ferry Apply No. IS State street. South
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

BOARD UP TOWN.-A RESPEC ABLE FAMILY, LIv-
- ing in first class house, wi to rent suite Of rooms,
furnished unurhshed together separate TO party
three or four persons Would two and
their wives three f nds they would
find agreeable home Stages both ends Of tho
block. Ref rences OF tho first peotatsJ given AID
CURED Private table preferred. Please address James,
Union square Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

NEW YORK, NOVEMBER D lssS.-THE PgEsIDHnr
IN and Directors of tho Bank have this d.
clarcd dividend Of four pcr the capital sSes
payable the 10th The WIN
DO closed until thc 9th Inst, Inclusive. by order,
n. q. BRADFORD, CashlsR,
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UsTRALIA--WANTED, PARTNER WITH A
IN capital Of 90 or ST. co 70 establish Fate and profta
bio husinessin Australia Full particulars gwen Of tho dig
ferelt to &c. by gentlemen who has boeo through
that country Thi. GOOD chance fr steady with
the al owe Address note to n. W. g., Herald Of
nee. for one wee
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WANTE D-BETwEEr sPsiNG AND sR!xI
end gentleman with without board foe the lady se
Address Eugene Broadway Post ONCE stating ecAtsn oGa
sAsVss ~
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BROADWAY BANK, NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 6
ID lS52-Divdend.A semi annual dividend Of four az pal
upon the capital this bank will be paid Sh0
shareholders after the 10Th inst The
j. l.. EVERETT, Ca1hier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

DIANoFORTES-AH HIGHLY EDUCATED LADY, LATE
y arrived from Paris havlnz few hours to splre, de
sres TO give lessons the piano. French Address Ma
dare Roux, No Sxt street. Third avenue between
and ~ o'clock. Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

pnARD.-A CENT ENhN AND HIS WIpE CAN BE
ID accommodated with large and d liable furnished
back parlc the drst and siecpug the third
floor with full board Also, two sing atlomen
tain large with Gre and hoa-d Terms moderate to
resi- able parties House all tho late
hppIy at %7 West Tween IA street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

DOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR ONE
tw, gentlemen. have very pleasant rooms with
full partial board in house where there but
bosrders Location pleasant nclrly opposite ST. John
park Bath attached. References exchanged. APP
ply at ca yarich street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

pOARD.-WAETED, IN PRIVATE FAMILY, A
- front paror the second loor with board for gem
teman. wife and infant sido Of preferred Ad-
dress ID. M. f., al this Office
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TIHAnClAL..

CREDIrs TO AMYRICAu TRAVELLERS ABROAD
will Be lgrantsd By the undseagnsA. the fsNsWn9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

poARDIEG-A LADY WOULD LET TO A GENTLE.
~ and lady with full board for the lady only in
entra cation west of Br adway neatly furnished front
with pantry Also several small rooms. all at
snnabe prices Reference given desired Addrees
X. Ii, A., Broadway Post ofioe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12
TIoIIowAY,s olNTNrNT Ann puIsuAyEc

HoLLoWAr's OINTMENT AND PILLS HAVE CURED
another bad legsxract Of q letter from M. James
Towriey of No Catherine street. Poplsr Now Town,
dted July 70 1850 To Professor uollowaySirA sense
Of gratitude % well wiah benefit the Afflicted
dueee ne TO publicly acknowledge t exceens cure your
pills aud ointmont have effected II bad lg with two
wounds in H. with which had suffered upwards three
years aud which II was found mpoasiboto heal. until
fortunately tried Medicine, which reo
ard now have no sound leg as desire Sed
by all the vendors Of madeline throughout the Sritsh
PRO, srd by thtte OF sho Unitcd Stnos 7o SIC and 81
~ each Wholesale 81 Mr.. JOSEPH HOR3EYS, Maiden
lnne Now York. and at the Oh Strand Lon
don.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

A RARE CHANCE FOR CONFECTIONERY WILL
n furnished cen'ectonory with Toe saloon. oeisK.
workshop utensils aud -verytbin necessary for tho ba
situated in Of tho best streets in the city eajoy1
great frequency with lease far nearly two years. for sao
apply at tho drug store, 62 Oliver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND Hrs WIZ
part neatly house. consisting Of
two rsrore, bedrooms Kitchen and astio bsswes1
Prince and Tenth Streets in the Of Broad
Rent about $500 References exchanged.
drese box 3,24t. Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

nODWORTH'S MUSIC STORE. 1913 BROADWAY
DAmere ard foreign music for tho voice, psn guitar
VIOLIN Oornet flute saxhorn SO. Bands supplied with
srun military concert orchestral musio books
paper, 60. HARVEY b. DoD HOkrl Loader of the Cor.
net Band, and CHARLES l.. LAZARUS Prop istorg.
MUSIC.-A LADY RESIDING IN THE UPPER PART
11I Of the city dasrous Of few pupils for the
panoforte Terms very moderate, and full satsfao
given. Please apply address Mrs. w., No. 2i0 West
Thirtieth street, near Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

RoARDIN C.-sITTIEG ROOMS. WITH BEDROOMS
ID adjoining suitable FIR families. Alo several snge
rooms with Crates, for gent men, with full partial
hoard be had for the wintor reasonable terms.
Hot, cold and hov baths OF boarders St. Charles
Hotel 3i7 broadway. T. BARKER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

Two lET-A VERY CoNMoDI0Us GOTHIC HOUSE
situate in Ciermont avenue, two hundred foes frs1
MYRTLE avenue, Brood lyn Rent year. STAGES 70
every Eve minutes to Fulton ferry. III bs reaonas
till May lit, to good tenant Inquire the promises q
OF r.. STALLKkECHT IA w III strces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

HNOLIAN PIANOFORTES. IT. GILBERT Il CO.'S
III celebrated pianofortes with and without the Te
an1he subscriber who is the sola in this city
thu sale OF these he reputation of which has
become world is prepared to ofor them at prices
which, TO those wishing to purchase cannot fail to be salts
pasaed II equaed by thse Of other house in the city
he does not hesitate to that he present
TO buyers not to be found elsewhere DC has constantly
HAND assortment second hand pianos bar
gains which he fearessly aaserts will defy competition
Gbert elegant boudor cottage pianos for III
Also, melodeons, Of Princes and Caharts make. Grand
Golian and other planes TO let.
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway,
Corner Of Anthony street, second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

FURNISHED ROOM, SECOND STORY, FRONT, TO
in genteel private family; asn attic ROOM with.
in blocks Of st. Johns park For PARTICULARS address,
post paid, Edgar" Broadway Poss Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

rVNO LET-A SHOP IN THE FOURTH SrJRY or
building No. 10 Beekman street. about twenty oso
feet square with skygh and excellent sdo light and With
oy,ter saloon 1853 william street Apply to A. LIvING5
TON, 81 John street. or to a. BOSfWICK, 10 Beekman h
tho Basement,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROBES
in singing, Signor Eliza yaen tint, teaches
piano. thorough bss and accompaniment She be
at her house, No $50 Fourth street. from 10 A. till
r. M During the three yeara that she hiss besn in
York she has taught hundred ladies' Of whom twenty
PROFESSIONALS and forty in the first fashionable society
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

DIANoFoRTE For SALE A FINE.TONED 6s{ oC-
taye square Janof'r rte grand ation, with diagonal
strings in splendid rosewood This elegant instru
ment will be sold cheap and warranty for twelve month
Civ Apply to A. w. FRANCIS 90 Leonard street. two
doors from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

vV,o QUARRYHEN.-PRoPoSALs WILL BE RECEIv-
cd for the viege OF quarryng tract Of land. wth
waer front Of hye hundrd aud afty feet on the Race
Streets containing large quantity Of supsrr building
stone. Responsible parties may apply TO JOHN ALIEN
l15 Fourth I'll OMAS NORTON 22 earl strseG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

Two RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL
be received nt the Office o. the New York and bcseca
Railroad Company, in the city of kiddleown until the
10th inst for the grading and for the road bod fog
double track New York and Boston Railroad Pre-
posais invited for the rst second and third digsoag&
commencing At New Haven ,nd extending eastery sbocs
seyentyone mes Also for tho fourth division II
ed in time Proher be examined and epoofcstons -
tho work can DO had by applying at the companya ooe
CHdS. X. ALSOP, PreoiderA
ty Of Nay 1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

nRArTS FROM 81 AND UPWARDS PAYABYf1 Ar
~ any town thronghout Ireland and Great Britain azs
ssucd by the subscrborr Aso certificates and
FROM Liverpool and Tendon, the swallow Tail llrs q
packet chips. BOWMAN, 0R1NEELI co.. So gouth street
NeH York and Regcnt Road. Mvsraool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

! Two LET, FURNISHED TIE LOWER PART or
house No. 100 West broadway, consisting OF front
ler and bedroom attached with berthal smoking
and bedroom ell the first aoor. Aso the fres1
and back kitchens. TO email family, without childrso.
Inquire above between franklin and White streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12
LIQUORS.
COpARTNERsUIP ryTTCns.


V1NHE COPARTNERSHIP FORMERLY EXISTING IN
the grocery business between Henry GlnBmarn Henry
den and John parrash dissolved the 9th day Of
October, 1862. HENRY GLtxSAAsN.
III. IDEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

I yu>O RENT TWO STORES ON BROADWAY, 81
tween Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh street. Rsne
$40 Seventh avenue Twenty fifth street. rsse
S90. Large bsO and basement at l0i Broad way and
apartments small epectatle families To Lease loeu
Thirty sixth street ishth Apply 70 4 @.
! PIERCE l. Brond way
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, WITH FULL Or
partial board rhere there but few boarders
stng front rarlor the frat floor furnished
to ger tlcman and wife, also neatly furnished foot
room on tho second floor Pleasantiy situated at 1877
Eleventh street. tho Sixth Stages and
every Eve minutes Meals served in the room, IL
r,,ra
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Sefentlt6e 95enbu.

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28fen @drS, .beicen 3a9sn um 10 ubr
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Sine @dbfe. 2 frif6mslfi9e 8lbe, 2
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cine Sinf, Saamsn auf Dem SsIbr, SdlTer,
Stinosr, 9runobeuen beim gufdeI, 2 neue
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9ocp, elm 1-9duI5 gefdhr Suttertraa,
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srn. unO &iden Gsrdtbfduften Su rusitIdUs
fi9 su msloen.
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unc aufwartun9 BON
Daniel Otdpsr.
SEER. 26. Ha4ns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
9(G(lonie S1Q6rt6f.

9aSatob 81 an s uno feline Srau Geab,
ucn 9pnn Sounfttip, uermitteI(t elmer
frciwiui9en urbnfbreibun9, batirt cen 26.
Ssbrner 1852, all ibr @t9cntbum, fowcbl
lieamoeS ais pcri6nlihe8 uno permifbtes, on
Die unterseihnettn. uno jwar gum beifsn ib'
rer @reoitCren ilbrtro9en baben; 60 wtre
bircurb Natridt 9eeeben, baB ale SOl6s
weIdc notb an tefa9ten Wans ftutei9 iino,
6 @oben an Die unterSeidneten,
ODER ir9cnO einen csrfcIben aba}tsiablen
baben. llno oisieni9en bic nod 6re6tmdbiee
Soroerunoen Su maiden babsn, fino ebsn
faus rfubt oiefsIbe iunsrbaIb Der befaatsn
3sit wObIbefdti9t einsubdnei9sn an
Sapio Mf. Siftler,
elias WiaHF,.
aFanies.
S1DSy,I 1870 nIfSi71
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
9(0fonte sfd6rt6f.
OetcGltcr Is.

Sa Sonatban &o d uno feline Srau
Sarab. Don SbrrfautOn, 9eta Gauntp,
al ibr Gt9tntbum, iCwcbI IesnpeS aIs
pu16nItbe5 uno psrmiibteS, eurd cine frei'
wiQi9e usberfarebun9, oatirtSct. 1S, 1852
an ccn unterSs;ebneten Iubertra9en baben,
ium 9eGien Der Grebitoren oes befaeten
Sonatbun Rcb, obne &u6Tbt,-Io wsroen
6iermit lQe, weG6e notb auf ir9eno cine
Qrt an ben befa9ten &cb fduIci9 fin6,
auf0eforbut, in 6 Bchen abSnbsjablen-
unS SOI6e bic nod rebtmdbi9e SCrcerun9sn
an ben befaetsn Sod baben, werben sben'
faus aufaeforoert, ibre &s6nunsen inner
baIb 6 @o6en mOblbstdti9t einSubdnei'
gen, an
91Iartin Gemmerer, Q1ft9rie,
Gag6ura nobc Gmous, ssba @auntp
Eebruar 26. n96m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
NQ hrt6t

wirb biumit se9eben oo6 Die rnterSeidnc-
ten als Qbminiifratcren BON Der Sinter'
lafenfboftbss uerlforbenen s cbn Smith,
Ieetbu pOn !SeiceIbers $aunfbip, ee6d
Co., ernannt woreen fino. Que eieieni9en
cabcr welds nod an befa9te SintsrIa6en'
f6aft ThuIosn, finc uufeefortert inerbaIb 6
ggo6cu abSubeSobIen, uno Sol6eeie nod
red ttmdeise Scrcerun9en an befo9te Sin-
baben, lino ebenfals erfudt
oiefeIben mobIbelidti9t einSubrinsen. an
Gnpio Smitb,
Zamnel 8. 6iitlcr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
10000 G.mS

8slb uno 0Beispcint Slorbcacs, Stdnt:
Iinos, pIanfen. SemIo6, Sensbcaros uno
SedntIin9S. Soites. &dftcrs, edttbsn,
9eterbdume, foruie iberbaupt auer Qrten
Sretter uno SaubUIS. Die gum 8ouen
nctbwcnoi9 Ino; oub wercen iie BE:
idnbi9 ouf Sano baIten aue 9r6sen
8Iopbcaro5, pfoftsn uno pfOfcn &is9eI,
eattcn SdinoeIn Il. f. no;
pdbcs oHcs fs ocf'nnCn finr, fc rpcbtfsu ots Ni'
pcblf;ittn, uno prSit Ctuo5 ucttfctcr 81 rertoufu
Scls robsr bic rcrart9c 2(rtitd troucn, tusrrcn ss
gu ibrcm &crtbtl nrcn, tGi ibncn er anSurufcn, che
iis lcnltrvo iGre GntGufi MAIDEN. Die 2rUde miro
in olIsn SdUcn, wrn bcIj 9etau wirr, frs 9cbo!tSn
wcrotn.
Dart6ar fir bic bisber ibutn i'll Sbdt atntrSens
lntsritieun9, uuo "a c ncue Qnfdn9cr no brffcn is
curtb ptutttbe 8seieuuna tini9s reiir uno itrenes
lufncrtiOmtSit 81 ibrtn Grlhdfttn b ensn lbsralCu
2brit oct 9Gpc9rnbct res YutIltums pdrni9 ;u mo;
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
Der UDItretter.

Der tlnterSei6ncte, wsI6er bic 3ctunosn
nod @beitbatI uno Seioslbr9 trdat. g;bt
bierour6 Nahridt, oaB am lien Sanuar
misoer elm Sabr pof9eIo psrfalIsn mar.
0ue biecnisen, meIdhe nod fO@Cbl Urm 20.
rissn alS pom erifperfIohenen i'm 8hdfonoe
fino. weresn srfuht oofIslbe entreocr on
ibn Obsr an bic padbaIter einjubdneiasu.
Senjoitili1 Olebl.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
So6(tbt Soouerrton<Simmer

SUUlllUl SHYlltltkNHeO ONllllIt
erSfnt bat, picbe DEFENDERS ;u Dem Gnbgptf Crbout
inb, UNI ebttilrGr cbcr Da0uerrcchpcn in mGalibtsr
Sclltrmmcnbtit ~ ncbmcn. 1iCEs ecto 1T IN Der
pamltrn StragC, Cu0e ,SbUrtn unterbotb oCr 8rfcr;
mirtn STRIDE, I'M brtttrn Strd Nc5 Gcbauers rcn
ypru. 9. 8. 3uIb's Sfu:gEOarsrlaScr.
Snbsm Cs stns erpiClsns Sba.fahe III, eaB Ialucrs
rcan 8itoniiIe in pabrtm Ycrfptttp uno rtbtt9em
eicht uno Stbatttn nur nitdf GtnSs Totbbts 9encm:
mcu rvlrbSn tSnrcn, unS irosm tb Der lntrlbrCtGne
CntitbcItn bat, ttin 8ito Gus EnCn Sdnrtn 9bGn i'll
laGn, ctpe caG Cs in itocr Sinitbt pcutcmntn pdre
mnbt CT tob ollie Sclbe, bic Gin trrrcttCs BlentB u
botGn mUnIben, tb nit btem 3ulprutb becbrcn mttbs
tcn @r tiefrt Yitout init coGr cine 6artcn, cnitln
cNsr .rcfre ullanrCn auf elmer Yfote. in CnCm Strl
ber unUbc;refflib bier coer in Den 9rSgyrn St6ttn
Die Qooe Itner 3;nlmer III prn Clher 8cfhoftnbGt
ooG Gin rclItcnmcncr @GjH>clj pcu etdt unp Shattn
uno trotb Ole lt6srsGtntbitsu GtlbtGaneortG! rEm
8jlre ouF1loridt wron.
Den Samen, luelcbe ftb prllin otntbmen loIIh
miro smpfrItsn, fb nit elmer runt'In rCT t9ut'rtsn
GreF III ttebm.
9ilbniit rpGrccn 0crcmmCn rcn cocr GjrSBG otl
trtten cueh ais btIn S00tr ouf et alerbelttn gat;
ten in Gdits, 0cdts, 8rultnocCln, SnacrrlnN Nu.L ~.
gc 0rcB hno tie 9crthte res IOthltbt5 RAP CT I'M
Gtonbc III pcQtcmmque GGtntccr ocn 6incern in Dem
tur,Cn 3titrom rcn Scsnubtn ju nebnCn. qretft
Der gilCnife ie notb GrSEe uno &trfrttoun1, NlIe
8(rer Tuo warrontirt rousrboft W fn.
0EFDer Ginoana III cti0Cn 3immcr 1T flteltC NUM
unterbal6 8. 8. guib's Sfn:gRoortnla9Cr.
81. q. Snltruttirncn in rti9r Stunt ptrScn Crs
tb,ilt uuo rrorous uno 3u9GhTr 9Efrt an @tp Yrti:
fen.
9. SO. Surcan.
l(Ctntoun, Sanuar g. rq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
GrnfliCbe 9fQ6ribt.

s(u bic unabbdneigen Siiscns pou 2ceba
nuo augrsnsenoen Ganntiee.
Srcuubc uno G9ttdr1tr
SD babe mid eufhIGfcn notmals Dor
Gub Su fommen- Der niht aIs 9anotoot
fir elm Qmt, fcnbern um Gub anSujei9en,
ooG ib gc9enwdrti9
Gitrm bcrrlitDcn StUG Sober
gSa1rcn
gum @erfauf auf Sano babe, bic an 8hte
nir9enomO i'm Staat ubertrCffcn werccn.-
8cruer BAT CT oae Su biefem @sfbdft gebo
ri9e uno nctbwenoi9e QrtifeG, melbe er lie
70 mobIfeiI OtSuI0Ten witlrns H. ol5 lie
irqenb IcnnwO nboIten mercen t6nncn.
Nlon rufe oaber an, nitite 8bhre iu
Barber uno WOun9'5 9ortmoarentipDr. in
Ger Samilton: Stra6e Der Statt Quentoun,
no man ticfe UrriteI uuo Zen Wann itnorn
wirc, Ger fir aue feline &unoftaft immr
bantbar 1T.
SoDn ., Cole.
UCentaun, Seb 5, 1852. n02W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
Sefentlt6e gen0u.

Sisnfaes osn 23fsn MirS. um II ubr
Mitta95, foIIsn am Saufe bss untsrSeibns.
ten, in ROromb bsitbau SauHfbip, Gs6a Co.,
6fsntHb peteaaft wsroen:
Cine SauSubr, Better unS SettIaoen,
Stieeltifts. Sthble, 3D. unb Ra6sn,.
fbranf, 6leiouft Fane. 2 Bureaus, Spinnr
riosr uno t5aspeI. Sfsn nit &Obr. 3lbrr,
Sifen, 8runctesren bstm 8uftsl. 2 Sobel.
binse, S6reinsrsefdtrr, ur6 IonGjas Saus.
unc Gh6enssrdtbf6afteu.
Sie Seciusunser, u, +. 10, snrts
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