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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

W When clerk has shown himself
uns.y with dollars, we need not hesitate TO
VuSt nm with dimes. When n driver has
carried us over an inramously rough road,
we nave no hesitation in passing him the
reins:to take us over smooth ono. When
doctor has cured US of malignant tvnhns
we feel safe under his prescriptions fry ,n
attack of bleeding nose. And when n ron'
tleman has led us to victory through two
such wars as we probably shall not sce ~ n.
guin ill our babies are grown to be the old.
est inhabitants, we think 1t safe to ,rus,
him 10 season Of profound peace. Win,
ield Scott stood at the helm when our shiI
was among breakers, in dark aud stormy
night. We think we can trust him with III,
Captains seat in the Cabin in the deeI
smooth water, r,with favorable breezcs ustern
~. Y, Yimts.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

Or 48 servants in all, necessary TO attend on
a "democratic'' Legislature, at all expense Of
$lS,720. The whole expenses of the last
winters legislation are as follows:
Per diem Of members, at 81 each
per day $62 $3.50
Pay ofClerks, Scrgeants-at-arms
Deputies, &C., ut same rates 1890
Twelve Messenger Boys, at 81
per day 1,440
Printing 1850
Total $l15,15O
These figures are compiled from the most
authentic sources, and may be relied on as
correct. They cannot be controverted.-
Thus IL will be seen TINT the expenses of the
legislation for four months, under Democrat
ic rule, amount to the enormous sum Of ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS! Let the people look
to these matters. Ye men who pay the tax
es of the State look to these matters Con-
slider them well. Ask yourselves if these
are the reforms which you desired. Is it for
this you labor and sweat in yodr workshops
g. on your farms! Is it for this that you strove
to advance to Office men who appea. to you
in the name of Democracy for your votes
and for your influence? Alas! we have fall
len upon evil days. Democracy was once
an honored name, and represented high pnr-
poses and pure thoughts. tits now the raj
lying cry ofimpure spirits ,and political blood
suckers, who have forsnken the ancient ways,
and prosttuted the principles of their party
for mere personal advancement and person
al profit.
Thatthe people of the State NAV form n
more correct idea Of the extravaganza Of this
expenditure, let them contrast the foregoing
figures with the expenses Of the Legislature
under Wing rule.
In ls44-5 the Wings had the entire con-
troll Of affairs and held them until lS4S.
In lS44-5, the entire pay Of Members
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
] u ~ Nhbs
IOWA.
VIRGINIA. F
ALABAMA.
A r X A N SAS.
MISSISS IPPl.
NEW HA MPSHIR Il.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EnnnI uL.L,..

We would r.dvise our Locofoco friends
not to bet tor largely on Virginia and Mis-
sissipp.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

LIEUT.. Gov. MEDILL.--On Friday week
last, our fellow townsman was in Whining
ton and addressed the unterriied. His
course after his speech is marked out below,
which we copy from the Republican of that
place:
TAe Model Demago7us. dignifed
Lieut.. Gov. Medill empIoyedhis distinguish
ed talents in street conversation portion of
the evening he spent here, poisoning the
minds Of Irish lahoreTs against Gen. Scott.
Such is Gov. Medill.
1t seems to US that the Col. might have
conducted himself with more propriety, be-
ing one of the Directors of the Railroad
company and thus enabled TO exercise an Oh
6ciaIinAucncc, which to say the least Is not
very becoming.
VIRGINIA BREAklNG LoosE.-The last
Kanawha Republican says-"We suspect the
leaders ofthe Pierce party in this county will
be forced to appoint committee to hold
their Vigilance Committee before the can
yass is over" Read and Judge:
For the Republican.
Mourn OF SANDY, KAN. Co.,l
Sept ] l, 1852.
Mr.. NEwToN:-We find that our Demo.
cratic friends have appointed US on their
Committee OF Vigilance for this county,
They, of course, expect US tobe vigilant; in
this they shall not be disappointed. but they
must not think hard Of us, if we prefer 10 be
vigiIant for the country, rather than the
Democratic party, and for the brave old pa
triot and soldier, who was vigilant for us
when some Of us were in our mothers arms,
rather than the present Yankee Candidate
of the Democracy. In fact, sir, ,ce are tired
of"Northern meH ,oi'h Southern teelingS."
@ GEORGE II. CAMP,
WILLIAM l.. HINDMAN,
" nj. f. GRAHAM,
WILLIAM HAYES,
BENJAMIN RUCKER,
JOHN RUCKER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
BEAR THE FACT IN MIND,

That it is with and by the Standing Commit
tees where the important measures of egis-
lation are matured and brought for the ac-
ton of the General Assembly; it is to them
all important measures are referred to be
examined and reported upon for amendment,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
BEAR THE FAcTIN MIND,

That at the last session of the General as
sembly, the so-called Democratic party had
i6S members in the lower House,. and "a in
the Senate; or a sufficient number at any
and all times to have defeated or carried any
measure coming before them, although that
measure might be of a nature to require a
two-thirds vote. They could have accom-
plished the result if every Wing and Free
Soiler had resigned their seats and returned
to their constituents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

BEAR THE FACT IN MIND,
That there were employed in and about the
Legislature, FIFTY-TWO Clerks, Ser
geants and their assistants, to wait upon and
do the bidding Of l32 Misunderstanding the
| People Of the State, for this one item, OVER
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OR
OVER ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS MORE during this
part Of q session than it cost the State during
four of the previous years of Wing rule! And
this, be it remembered, is $l2,S SO MORE
than was paid for similar work in the Massa-
chusetts Legislature, during the last session,
where they have 400 members, and were oc-
cupied nineteen days longer in point of time.
BEAR THE FACT IN MIND,
That tho per diem and mileage of members
of the General Assembly and 1t. Governor,
the pay to clerks, sergeants, &c, during the
last session amounted to OVER EIGHTY
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS--this be-
ing DOUBLE THE AMOUNT incurred dur
ing the extravagant session of 1910, and
MORE THAN THREE TIMES the amount
incurred during each year the Wings were
in power--tho average from lS4S to lS49 be-
ing not fur from $2S,O0O.
BEAR THE FACT IN MIND,
That the Printing expenses during ls45,
1886, lS47 and lS4S, while the wings were
in power, averaged about $4,000 per year.
During 1852 it will not fall much below
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARSi On ac-
count Of Printing, Stationary, &C., $7l ,240
l5 have already been appropra'ed-a por-
ton Of which, however, IL is said goes to
make up last years deficit. These facts aud
figures are made up from the record, and are
within the reach OF every voter.
BEAR THE FACT IN MIND,
That adding together these several items,
we have an aggregate Of from $l30,oQ0 to
100000 for the per diem of members and
mileage, the cost of Printing and the pay
Of clerks, sergeants and their assistants, as
the expenses Of a part of the first session of
the General Assembly under the "new or
der of things"--or nearly equal to the en-
tire sum paid during the FOUR YEARS above
named, when the State was under the con-
troll of the Wings and Wing Administra-
ton! Add this vast difference to the $780,
900 or the 100000 increase in salaries, to-
ge'her with other extraordinary expenses
! incurred by those in power,and the people Of
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15

6etannt offs ibr Qjeoetabitiltbes g @teb; . utuer;
ss fno in remten, in bSbt ,entcntrrter 6crnl ieue
tbemben 9rnjplen pirbunoen, lrcltbs Dem Sbier ucn
nGtbtn hne. Sc babsn mir, uie mir 9auben, icet III
fen tirb tarletban, ouf ruvltbe g8d iih has Iuper
70 yortbgith0ft cripeltn lot @bcnc pls Der Dtra.r
auf Ben 9cbu mirtt nm cine utrnlebrte @rntte u et
;tu9,r. 70 brngt untr &icbpuplr autb cine 8ermebr
una Der tbl1rlIhen Yrcouttlcncn Supele. 9Hr 9aron
tirtu Die &ermebrn9 Butter ptn elm ;u elm bab!s
pfunO psr QEctbs auf ire Sub ~ lGjn, uuo I'M nims
ti,bcn @aBattnliIa btinl 9Rdtsn ton Riutpl3b uno
SChmlnCn; IN heterem Iln0 mir utCrBu0t Iltit ben
3pstfabaftien erltauncn 81 tGnucn. eait es tr9tno
CiurnBau9r prctren H. mir tthen hm out pofir oaB s
ne Sbwllne nit rm Drittbtl Gutter f mtroeu, cosr,
mtnn 91Iblodttt peni9ittns % grc5nt mebr wis9cn
S!iht rvinjasr b;llm mirtt cas 4utaGr os gReoijin
fir 9froc, bel QI0cm gHnfer, SdIuttru, Dtssnpsr.
QrUs (SlanotrS,) 6uittp. turym Atbem, bel ataema:
9erttn uuo musIcen gfsrren.
cSsotr Pautr, tenn c5 um GTt2ftruno f;incS 3itb:
anIt6 81 tbuu it, ctts siucn &rlutb NIT oicltm fbie
baren Nrs,l MAIDEN mir iino utsrNu9t eaP tein pC
tsrer 9epd5 n6tbi9 fin miro.
IS mSdte bier ON gtoec FIN. tas 9utlitum pcr @e-
trua 81 m0ruIn, wCIchNn cs in getrfT ciets 2ltttts
0usg,tet III. Stit uulGr Qutper irltbe pcputarita
er!an9t bat, 'no arocre cr6irmibe Nibun9eu, uuter
brm 9lamen Gletpulp1r gum 8crlbtn oetcmmcn, IN:
tlr 0lIIel ancern rtcr9tsn Rom9n, ais "OMtfhcs,"
n6!tartt's," "Orjginol erncutrsS,'' etc. Ntsr @Ous
erR cl!tn c5 nbt prr9'en ru6, che 8relntl, Ircncs
itO uno Gc'5 &lcbpupir pcpuir muroe, nisJurrr 5af
mano barnn oOCbtt Elm icbts pcriutrrg2u. Q3ir fer:
rtrn irgmb S,mOno in ticftm coer ejncm onbunganps
auf has @s3cntb.jI 81 Gtrpcii;n.
9Gjr mOruCr tabGr gourrn, 9Rartttluts uno HnbTe
auf rsr Out w fsin audi Ibt iu b0bcn, co3 ie oen dbs
ten original 2trJta crbotn uno nitbt ttrc9cn wsrcen
cCtr ibrs Yfyrre uuo 9tInrvisb Su Sthaotu temmcn
Curb bic utierotgI,u gla;hobmun0,n uno Namufilib:
un9,n o,S dtbten &G9ctOttIliben y teb: put:
psr6, mis- jutcrlitt pcu
Brcinia, TrOnefclo unb 60,
SIC. l57 NCro 0ritte Strakt, irpitb2n Q2rco
uuo @olcpgiu Sry philadelphia.
97oi 3, 1S52-tp.
g% Uutb in tiefsr 0rudcrci iu bobCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15
" / Q b Z 3D % I b c Z.

Nss in 9lihts tpdbss bsutlitber to5 Sortfbrefn Ger
lHifTtnicbaftn, ipe angtpantt i'm pratIiih9n Sc:
trauhG an ben Sag Is9t ais tics ibSstart Grftno'
un9
Der Saucr bat Iitb tanac nit 2(nrnhne Der perfhes
benen 8erfabrunosptifn, I'M osn arSt:n @rtro0 pen
J4osIn, 9icl9en, 9Hdbfcrn. etc auf dner 8ouTei 3l
triicttu tcThdfet CT bat itine Nr res @Iadesns, :
ne otucbntt Utmsbluno i'm Btitrntn unO I}eii,n rcr
perkbieteneu Tcctr fines GoeeS NCinNert; neue 0ds
osr trfneer uuO in Ger Shat bic 2rt uno lGejt, mis-
@dRr IL, GytFcaNr jbrc 2ltiyr ttlsQNn 98n5,lb ptrs
9clitn.
2ae SirIs Itnbtrunocn baden inrcrbGIj m'natr
Sabre fta0tflnotn, uro jnar niCbt cbne cen 9SEtGn
9}ue,n, wtlb,r ttn ldIrt0ur fltt tGrraibtt.
9Rabrcro lc Mirt,s fir tie @0tsNirunQ oc5 gc.
rcus o,thau uuroe III on bsp @ithitnno bcs gdwr5-
rit g'trcbrtr lcincs 6cf!s uno 9rc6e SuCie fetnes
g4c6.tonrGs periq 0ecadt wcrcsn. 6ot Ter Bauer
ierols oarttr natblcbott, nm ~ tC9rclrtn, UlG in
6tu, QHdihtcrn, 6ofir, etc. 81 Yiutttr etc. ocwanoa
wIrDen? Tag iches IN rem Slttr lt0tfncct, fam CT
ui4t ottu0ncn osnn oil @rabrun9 bat t5 tbn actbrt
unN rcn ovmIlltn 9cbrmrtCr bat CT 0cIlrrt, tas or
turb eas Tittlrn Itncs &itbfS, init Oribrotntn Nrs
ten pcn Gutter, i'm Stonnc it, pIrIbjsocne GrtrHls
ttcril.htr NbcnOaun1 herocrnbrtn5Cn. &fGnn it kt:
ucm @irblano lbbtl StciIt ftttGt miro thm tuIgl0s
Ctnen nlr tttnCn Grrn9 pcn @ri,u0ntItn brn9n, ies
Ndbs mtrocn rcni91 unb iShecttG 9Nlth Gtttn ceer
nitbt an Trtt pmthm,u. 2i2 Sro1t wlrIt iitb tohtr
ohf: tolS 9uN 6lUttclIt NRU gSatuM lEuI l"S Et'F
Suttlr ujd mebr gJlilb uno Pur Gilten, cher i.bne
Ter uno belTer maiitn, ais oos ouowc? - 6gt 6roQen
hattn iCb Der llttrtmun0 Der llnttri2bngtSn Ouf9G:
ordnqt, his fG ~ clnr 9}cbG rtn Sbaobcn GdOn8En,
mdhc ne tsdti1u 81 sin1m uNltd,tu 3ils Su tcmmCn.
sic batcn b,n G5sQ:nliano ourhou5 erfcrht uun fir
Sabre rarUter @rpTiment2 Oua:it1ut wchd iit meotr
NJlib9 ucb RCitG partsu. Stt hot3n bic tterihe Sss
tcnrnit utjr unO 0tfnolu, ,UaS cgicroHljcb IT. um
ole puIbitcncn Sbltt9 oe5 NSrplrs ~ fcrmjreH uno
b,,,E E@,,r IN
Rjlb uno guter prmanncu miro; il bo9cu Gtfln:
ceu, to8 tje GlWfhoft ron Tuttir QSnJb corauf t5:
rUtt Of ta6 Gutter cue 0tltonotbdR sutbi,t wdbe
sur Grn&bruu9 uUo llntrboIt tsS Sbius crfcrc1Ilb
inr. q
eis rretnftt,nelaih tilis anLammenkennN I, moIl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15

FEsyls2.sg.ss2-ss aber niht Ieltt IN gr0Befi
Suantititen su befCmmsn. gs it ause-
roltia bel osn Menihn uno madt aus unb
nit ibnen mas ss bsIisbt QIfO berbei Sbr
RaeeItreffsr unb bist barauf Ios, ShOn
baben 20cer sriien S6hsen iib perpfli6tst
aeoenwdrt9 ;u fcn. = auf oen Qbenb it
RSsin 9rO6er q u.SH uefanfaItst.
8tele S6aken.
December 8. na3ni
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15
SeDerz SBaareit.
Detember 8.

Ser untstSribnsts in Ger Staet alens
taun. eibt bierourt Dem publifum ahtunss.
ou Rabribt, cas- or Die 8eeer- Rhfrei
he6 immer an ffinsm alten StanbpIoae
crtbetrsibt, uno ca5 er sessnmdrtis Elm
berrlicbss 2iiOrtsmsnt 3eber @aarsn auf
6anb bar, uno immerbin au taIfsn seosnft,
msIts @aaren sr an philadelphia Marft.
preifen abieeen miro.
Satpb 8. Sitter.
Sept %, uq6R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15
Snferttpn6 25ureon
fur
trutIebc 3eituH0sH oes Jns nnS GtHsInnScs
mo
~ z
2tu9cmeinc c 8

GUmmifiiOuss uhb sE0eutrr:6cfebdft
1l3RuIIau Ct, Greppe bod. rcntSfice.
" gnir MAIDEN bcruit bic crscbrnitt Nuci9G tu8 mir,
ermuntett pom pidtn tbr atbtbarcn SCten uno uncrs
(fdet pcn Zen arinolcbltcn @rfabrun9sn uno nue9es
brsitstIien @tr6intuna;n i'm Su uno Nuslanrc, nit
bsuesm 2uas elm @cibdft rS1n't ha0tn ntltbts seraS
1asnslrnspet biz gstreeuua iCoer Art pcu Gcnls
mIicns; GEibSften gum 3rpedc bat. @lnC ipciielIs
Orondbe teTbtn, ptIcbe bdre Scntratt nit ncrten
tue teoelttneen feutb amrritauiihen 3litunasn ses
hert III, uro bic &ermittcIun9 ocn aOcnnentnts Ses
icro,,naen uno 2t n;Ci9ea ieocr gottun9 unter
nen pcrtbsilbafteu 8coiuAun9eu bIoen,
nnp p.r 6abeu eis literynauna. olltn tllgsn gRGus
tben pcItemulcn sutfprechn 81 tcnnen.
gpir i,beu nit ben Ctlua mtnicb'nsp'rthcn @ifreu-
,en oes qsaets u 10. nit &lrsnaaen 81 Olcniten uno
Sittfn unttr 3uhbcrune rtcGittr Steimun9 um eaS
gRcbtpeatn oeS putiIflnms.
NOienEeI Hno 8Orif,
ll3 WoFau g. 2rSFps rcd, SrCuiSffss.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15
@0bn0tit unb Q8D6Ifetl6Ctt

Einsr G5dhr, mdbt in Der Sbot nidbt gu UbtryciTtn
mo ,6ott NUT eIn pt, i9 Gcoulc uno tcmnt nd1t
as ouf Ginmoltin Ssess fell trfrCrtat percGn, tenn
tit Sirmo III nit 9irin9tm pyctb uno Sftirs init gar
flnrn ,Ifrirh,n fohtr m es baL ne 10 utErals
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15

UNlV fV'iHNNffS'"
unb entbdt ID Stuben. Gr fhblt eesbaIb
oerfidrt eaB CT ous bel ibm Gtnfebtenee
anfs 8elfe beberber9sn fam.
Ssin Slid wiro immsr BON zen teltsu
Spsiien uno fein 8ir uOn ben pOrnebmiien
@etrdufen enibalten.
Sa feline 8sttsn uno fCnfliae @erdtbe
oue nsu fno, 70 f6nnsu aue Ginfebrenoe
Uetfhcrt fcin, RtinIibfeit uno 8equsmli6
Felt onbutreffsn.
ga bic Staauna asrdumi9 III unb feline
anbern oI5 CUTE Stalfnedte 9sbaIten mer
ben, 70 weroen aud pferce wObl uerfcr9t.
GurS, Der llntef6riebene miro MEIER
Mlbe nod Soften Iparen, unl fein 6aus
nob osr pOtoerficn Manier Su baIten, mes
buGb er ea5 publifum o6tuugspOu um cine
Iiberole 8salnili9un9 anfpridt.
PS BoarberS meroCn fshr btut9
bsf6tigt, uno a ieine Stuben au9enfbm uno
pafeno fno, f5nnen iie psr9nu9Iib odlsIbi
atccmmOoirt wTccn. Nub game SamtIten
finoeu bic tclie 9rberge.
cJdmcS rs. Ssbdcb
QQsntoun, Scc. L. nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15
9elGcsafosu,t !GOfca.

Der llntlryibnlts crarsift biCfI Gds3enblit f;irm
6rIunon unO ctm 9stbrten pu1fum Die 4njtt9e 81
tnth,n nnE cr nns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15
Gacpb 9das, il.
SeiIe sel)nict,


SNS Saus cas- Gissnttum am senonuten
Saae nitbt prsauft miro, 70 lcIl cs eann
uno oafcIbii auf Gin Subr uerIebnt werosn
Sftembr nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15
gGlntcr 05tItern

mrrdatetr rit CT alIt nit Der orSGtIr Scraflt aus:
oeluIF bat bcrtu llusradun9 un0clutbrItbc aufrc9s
una une G2lrruarr untr ibrsn 6unpen Crrcdt bat
rtE ane sRtlhcftn beintn bic Crits DSibine" coran
iu batsu. Dis &eanlaiIuu9 81 eSitm ii lie AuStd'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15
sSdao8Dcrf(egaf.

Al UtrIShnCn 1T.
Sc 10 hirs stnrr
tfr btffn uno
dUgfcn < t0nt-
pld9c i'm @oun
~, QClgQcn IN
j(grr,9Gbciibon
.Errn1dip, an
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15
QOIer 7e1Otel.

Der rnterfbriebsne madt feinen Sreun
ben unb Dem aIlgsmsinsn publiPum befannt,
ooe er eas neucrbsuts 3n6dies badIieinerne
8a1taus bss Sfn. Sslfs Gjrin, auf oem
norowellibsn Gde bee Marftuiered5 in
4Qenlaun behoaen Bat, befannt aIs bas
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15
in GtbneG@pilte, &eN0 g0untD.

-
ger uWarBuUnUe ucplnt ru Utrfsr t9e
lC0mbcit ftincr 5reuncn uno eincm 9ctbr-
ten WubUifum oie 2tn5i9e bu maiden, eoB
cr bic GurIhcnmobcrfi, flubr bctrieten pOn
6erru gGdbrbulc, in Sbncfspiue Geto
GountD tduTcb an iitb 0rbrddt bat, unr
r06 er titf lbe nun auf elne isbt 9rCBdrt9e
uue ouFQsoebnte 0ciie bu bctrdben 9ecenFt.
Gr bat Qc9cnmirtio ouf 0ono uno 9e-
eCnft INNER rcudtbig 81 balten, 10 wle
aud out BslcuunN Su oerfcrtiacn:
Qluc QIrten Observation-Disclosures
GorrpouS, 25ug1ic6I SuItie6,
etc. etc. etc.,
mit t6Suncn uns ciicruen Qcrtsn. - Gr
pcrf3rtiQt ole feline 5ubrwcien noh Der ntn'
eilen O|upr, Ouf cie 9dtmadUpllIte Wetle
aus oen bcfcu Matui0Iien uno nut eie
oouerboftcits Nrt, uno Cr 1T mIui9, oa oue
feline Irbciten untCr lciuer siqsnsn Uufttt
acmott mcrtcn, cine onnrbmbare 3sit fir
crefe ben QuBuflsbtn. gr i6mdteIt li6
tt15 wobl tbun bu f6unCn ea CT eIGie5 9s
itdfi fdOn cine qCroume 8eitlan9 5ur rol
len 3uftispeubeit isiner Guuecn behisbsn
bat.
2lls ncur Unfin0cr in i,nsr @s0enb bCfft
er ouf tberote un'eritheun9, wSbe er iib
curtb cute uno ooucrbofts NrbGit uue biai9e
Qrcifs gu Ocrcisncu fu&en miro.
gG 8lidorbeitwirS bti ibm auf bic
fitr5rHe Qnscioc. nah Der britcn Manisr uno
gu cen biQi9Reu pretisn penitter.
g. 8.-Iue SubrwsrFe metoeu ouf rcue
umoctaufdt uuO patur Gin rebtmdbi9er
Qrei5 erIaubt.
SpDn 0e6.
9tc. 1852. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-15

%VsNAW9eEeS
SS Sebet Dter!
RI n Qfuno eilucriss g'aQ in teiuen Stan9er,
OUOpcn otr bsttn Sualitit 81 Osrtouftn bti
Sobn % 9ROfer.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-09

GRhND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE
- mn Tier Cove, July 1.-THE steamer KING PHILIP
tsr, =; Kennedy, leaves Catharine street r. r.. at 81
~. Grand street at Tenth street at Ga Twenty
nN,1 street at w o'clock returning from Glen Cove NJ
= w. aad New Rochelle at 80 This route i really hsalt-
m sra attractive. The boat Is fitted with superior
eommGcsi.ns. Fare % cen each way n -3ood Asb-
np and bathing grounds Dinner furnished at arst ella
h"ief ana supply u good refreshmepts on board.
'EiMoLAT's SULPHUR BATHS ~ Pr.Rr srgPrr
e.anished 10 1870 ~ Ious Tnoas. from PORTS III
tbt efa o. rheunrtsm crrptins ~ the skin severe gods
msyeurai affections So 81, Thee are ,hc enIv gerai,
iuPnrr lhths We refer 70 Dire Wallace Buchley Warroa
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AMUsEsfENTs IN RROOKLYN.

RROOKLYN MUsEUM.-SHAKSPEARE DRAMATIC
hssocia Regular Night this Friday evening Juv
gDCsAss9Tstion Night-Sherdan Knowles pay If the
uuNChBACE- Master Walter Mr.. Conner; Sir Thomas
spFaH NJ pmsarrson; Jnis Mics Insersl and WHO
Mr. Hoffman; Mrs Militant. Miss Lester. By order
J. ~, WEST, Secretary. J. b. CONNOR prast
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tn MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC AN
- ward Committee Of the Eighteenth ward. convened
70 eau o. the General Committee the even
Third avenue and Twenty street the win
sons were chosen delegates TO Senatorial Convention
meet ~ the shove named place Friday evening Juv q
John Murphy AMOS UATTIrID ~ aro o t
Jas. SMyTH. Secretary. 80 $3.50
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.vnn n.nsen,. Impreyea wahnensnI

now daily attaining that point " which
ed valuable appendices Go the toilet ever
yet discovered rs efficacy eau no loncr be questioned
nor is superior doubted. The unqualified
prova who have used IT, aud their positive
Inony full plishment Ol 10 heneds furnish the
hest suret Of rs reedal and restorative
qualities re = sEly necessary those who tesee to
nav if ddtaycl ard Impoverished hsr repeNish the
bald AMI at ssh SCALP With ard laxnri covering
ard T. chance tho lvery sah ~ qrema'ura vcoy e. ts
ratpral primitive clcr - ppgetthe 8euerd Depot
lgs hombori street. oud the pqsita nrasests 10 this,
and tic city q Bg0Qkyu,
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exception resers The very best ever equal
pies rosklcs Saowness, chaps roughness Sc. Pondre
sut lie uproots hair from part Of the body Lquid
Rouae LAZY White, and lair Gloss, at 81 Walker street
mo- Irna a n.