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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
Excess ofthc year ending May, 1882,

Excess Of the year ending May, 1852,
over the previous year ......... sl33i0O5
The following are the receipts for the year ending
May, 1862, alone, VIC do not possess the returns
Of those for the previous years
Rec,ip,s 1852
Society for the Amelioraon of the Jews. sl2 126
tity LILLE society lO0
New York Institute for the Blind. ......... 30 135
New York Anti Gambling sooic,y.............. 1865
TOTAL. Pal o'Z
Total receipts Of all the above societies for the year
ending May 1852, 81 ,2553ps.
The audiences who attended the anniversaries
were ninetccn-twontcths Of them ladies, many of
whom came from n considerable distance, and took
mp their stations in the cdees regularly throughout
these celebrations. and appeared to manifest oonsi
derabe interest In the statements Of the reverend
gentlemen who addressed them. The religious So
cicios Of this country surprising those Of Eng
land in excitement aud wealth aud therefore in ex-
tent Of operations. The fact should aiso he noticed
that tho names of most of tho donors and subscsi-
hem are unknown TO the world. which speaks strong
" for tlc sincerity Of the support rendered, aud
sef;s n prominent contradisno;ioa TO the political
and ,arsdirg religious bcneEcence exhibited in Eag
lspd or the supcrs,iious aud cxtrnvagaut impulses
which actuate tho French md Spanish communities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

The RELIGIOUS ASNlvERsARIEs.-Thc coebra-
ton Of these anniversaries closed Friday In
most instances. there is.an apparent prosperity;
but there is some scattering Of the forces, which
must have tendency to weaken tho collective
operations. The American Bible Society took
up their headquarters at Cleveland; while. through
the active influence of Captain Rynders, the
Aht.Slavery Society took the field at Roches-
ter. There must be some meaning for these peri
CARNATIONS, beyond what may be merely apparent. It
cannot be that New York is getting tired Of these
annual exhibitions Of religion and philanthropy, for
all ofus foni Of oratorical exhibitions, com,
from whatever sources, and upon whatever sub
ject, land clr pockets Us open hearts, al
most in cA.ct proportion. Blow, we give state
ment OF the receipts during the past year and the
preceding one, Of these societies, from which some
ideas NAV be drawn -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

MARBLEHFAD FISHERMEN. the fishing yes
tels have left Mari head for the Grand Banks COM
pIisng about thirty sail Nine sailed i'm company on
Monday fore noon with smacking southwestern wind
Boston Courier 19ih inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

4 HIMFHkEl " broadway, corner Of White .tr..t
having ptrchasd laFy at late large an etio saes viii
dhr"e ot TIE s4h N Vie following low prices Rich Vel
,.ts VS. Iar, tus p Dtnsses ss Thrsc.ply 7s to S.
ipsrsins, o. 70 o. ~ all other gooos equally low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

cognd style 81 spring and hats tnat of the
indeiaeable Knox No rs Fulton that fash
ionbe neat durable aud becoming In hat baking has
mned ~ this mparable artist in lis
Jfo.e IN war ly beautiful mole in beaver white
or tae' vii le able 20 stit th taste at Kunx Taste
NJ Necessary IN the production Of hat skin
and Knox is the Acknowledged possessor of both.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

orally That the best work Of fitting Is done by
Singers Sewing Machine 1t will do the work stronger and
hsndsomer and do the work Of ten people
this is fact Look the In Lynn aud Abinydon
how readily u sells aud what high prices Il brings The
Eastern people, with their shrewdnes thofe
machines year ago, and the result It's pete
monopoly Of the shoe trade Why the people 10 this
Tie of them t. ho ignorant
the world they live in few Of them have got Awakened
after being and have gone work
and making from Eve TO ten dollars day each
chine employed Machine on exhibition during tho day.
l. NJ SINGER H. co, 25S broadway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

YARD for beautiful large knJ small inquired car
81 III RAN ANDEkSoN'S. Nc. 70 Rosery. stair Carpets
se g., y 3D. and g.. ser yards ineraip Csrnets
H., as., And =. Cd. per ard Call aNd see them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
Grand Panor.mic view of the civ and

Bay OF San Irahcico just received by the steamer
together with the portraits of Lon Napoleon Victor
nEartns and other European celebrities, exhi-
hilton at BRADYS Gallery, 2nJ Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

TIE ar the great magnetic l. in fun
OPERATION aud tie genial attracting upward from the
teen ing earth the beautiful flowers which are he
glory OF summer And the r.reaching fame of tho sue
eetst ana ~ ar artist atra upward noots
lery al lovers OF the beautiful who find In his
spencid casrerreetrpes that perfection which is yanIy
sought elsewhere ROOT il at No. 1868 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

inrraln patent lagory ply Car petins
eahiidtsd ~ the ifdr Far at 81 Bowery HIRAM AN
DERsoNS slse Pstdges and Crosby 81 sopg' Nm
Eshttieu Ialsstros and Brussels Cargong Of
sev ssYea They VIII 30 sold remarkably los
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

at lc lite Beaver Hats lie them at hs
factory and makes the simon pure snow white
ninmaf. md straw goods Of all kinds. FREEMAN'S
store is 20 Fulton street. Colo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

koSsUTH ON THE MAINE LAWN his farewell
speech at Faneuil Hall, on Friday evening last
Kossuth repeated much of what he said in his
speech at Northampton. Among other advantages
to the United States in return for the material ad
it might furnish for the regeneration of Hungary, he
held out the inducement of one hundred and wenty
millions Of gallons OF wine annually, produced by
that country, and which would all flow into the
United States if poor Hungary were only ndepen-
dent and Free This tickcd the audience into burst
Of meriment, to the great scandal and discontinue
Of the Maine law folks; whereupon says the Boston
mnal, Kossuth joined in the laughter and said,
i have idea Of interfering with the common sense
of the Americans upon this point. have opinion
at all in regard to the Maine Liquor law"
Kossuth has no opinion at all upou the merits Of
the Maine Liquor law but he has n very decided
opinion upon tho merits Of good wine, as the bills
at the Irving House, the bills at Washington, the
bills at Cincinnati, and the bills in other cities,
abundantly testify What the bill at the Revere
House will show, remains to be seen. The way in
which kossuth forms his opinion Of wine is rather
different from the manner in which he arrives at his
conclusions in politics. In the latter he is mere
theorist, but in the case Of wine, he judges from
practice and experience. He knows whether it is
good bad by tasting it, and pronounces Judgment
accordingly. If the bill at Browns Hotel, Wash
ington, be any criterion, he must have highly
reshed the wine Of that establishment. The amount
for board lodging wine and segars, for Kossuth and
suite, for thirteen and half days, 81 5G6 which
would be about enough to support ten plain republic
families for whole year. in that city. This bill
has been paid. But curious bill has been also fur
nished by Mr.. Coleman, of Cincinnati, to the Com
mon Council, for board, wine and segars, for Kos
suth and suite. But we find, from the recently
received papers from that city, that the Corporation
repudates it, and will not pay it. though they in
vted the Magyar to the city, and almost broke their
necks in running to receive him at the cars This
falling off is another unmisakeabe evidence of the
decline Of the popularity Of Ko.suth, notwithsand-
ing all the "soft soap" he has applied to the
"Queen Of the West"
We commend his palate q touchstone to try
the juice Of the grape. lie is also tolcrably good
judge Of poetry. But we sorry we cannot say
much for his sagacty in questions Of politics and
craftsmanship, the law of nations, and the actual
political condition of the people Of Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

the ntst srng styles Gold Bracelets very rich ele
Fnrt; Diamond Rings Pins, and Il general OF fine
solid Gold Jcwey sale hy the al manfac
tnrrs prices David RAFT Manufacturing Jewelier Is
story. ~ 'oSSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

nmFLait = hnmpsens SO are daily
tronged with customers whst the advn ates Of bipL
prices are crying, Dull times aud n business
THOMPSON, 3l5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

m H. Butler NJ III broadway, upper corner II Mur-
ray street Plunte Gallery Ills aud beautiful mr..
confines the detail Of the Daguerrcoype with
we hness miniature paint Daguerrcotypes deceased
person copied imperishably
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

esFtn marble. screli and mosaic fsurcs ~ .-, a.
st9 b.ser,s hiRAM ANDERSUNs. Ala mg, aie",s ~
sessthl b.or W Goth ~ ~idths at p. 3D. Il, ia ana
- ard ana npshfls. the nest extra0s bsyssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

CHARLOTTE CUsHMANs FAREWELL TO THE
AMERICAN STAcE.-We are sorry to announce that
Miss Charlotte Cushman has retired for ever from
the American stage, to which she has done such
honor. She made her last appearance here, in the
Broadway theatre, Saturday night last, and babe
her adieu in very excellent and appropriate Speech
displaying much good sense and refined feeling
Indeed it presented gratifying contrast on these
points, to some Of the speeches recently delivered
from the same boards Charlotte Cushman stands
at the head Of her profession either side Of the
Atlantic, and has given very interesting sketch
Of her seventeen years career the stage. 1t
reflects much credit upon her, too, to know that
during that long period in q profession Of the most
arduous description, and coming in contact with
characters Of all kinds she has maintained private
character Of the highest responsibility and most I'M
sullied purity. Her disposition never led her into
quarres, srifes. wranglcs with those Of her own
profession, Of any other rank in life. She never
created disturbances, never instgated riots, never
dsgraced her reputation, never created diff
6culties Of any kind but undevatngly pursued
the s'even tenor Of her way" Indeed, during the
whole Of her career do not recoect single thing
of disturbing nature, unless it difference
Of opinion between her and Park Benjamin, a few
years ago, which was more Of laughablc character
than any thing else, and in which the talent and ma
tive good sense Of the actress had manifest advan
tage, in every respect, the Stiffness and folly Of
the poet.
Charlotte Cushman is the first American actress
who has reached the highest pinnacle of her profess
sion both in the Old and New World. For that
ason-and now is the time for giving compli-
mentary tanqucts, and dinners, and bas-would it
not be good idea for some Of the distinguished
friends Of the drama in this city, to &c. together
ard decide upon such mode OF displaying the
respect and admiration entertained for her genias
as an artistic, and her character LADY, Could
We not get up, for Charlotte Cushman, a dinner or
ball, or some testimonial Of a novel character,
which would outstrip anything Of the kind that has
been hitherto attempted in that linel A dinner and
ball might be united in the one or some sort Of an
entertainment got up, to which should be invited
all the dramatic tacnt Of the country the literary
genius Of the day. and the poets, philosophers
ard distinguished personages Of this and the neigh
boring cities. We are confident that oil who are
capable Of approaching real talent would willingly
join in such demonstration would at be
highly gratifying to Miss Cushman and crcdtable
to the country, and we expect to our suggestion
acted on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

Movements Of individuals.
Mayor Harmon, Of Detroit. il in town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

Shades. Buff Hollands htc Hollands, White Isens Gilt
Correts Band Pins, Hooks Centre Tasscls Loops Pic
tnre Cord AZ 1aSsenl, fir sale, very prices
kElTY FERoUSUN"S Window Furnishing Store, Nc.
2sgla Br0adHny, one doer from Rode street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

assortn nt OF fine quality Of Diamonds suitable for cluster
reat Piis Rings &C., tor sale in the original package
DAVID RAlI Manufacturing Jeweer ISL Broad way cor
Der Of White street-Sales Rooms second story - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
Straw Hats.-Ii Is nstonishInn how

iohrhle straw Hats this
m.n mhcre ladies select from mo re fashion
able stock than nj iOTNGS aud cheap store O.,
B.w'ry He keeps aBdsome are sure TO
get thing that pretty and fashionable limo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

70 mcrry through the world Thin Breeches MS well M
th Breaches tin Coats and thick Ceat4 Yeats grave and
gay; IDntl white and black brown, n &c.. &c
can be had, ut al rriccs ut SMITH RlcES 02 fulton
ttreet Gail and buy. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
Ministers, Consuls, and Charge d,Anaircs

Of TIE Inttd States and uf foreign
the United States their sess Of by
the best artists ~ ENkkDE!LS No 2 Broadwny corner
81 Duane street. Alec Ell, gan; Card engraving aud print
ing, h.raldry engra wing. sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

were OF polished plates and smooth glass would
he as difficult to d,scry wrinkle in the faucss
shirts made by GREEN, No. Astor gilt.
errg steel OF he III ignite of old The bosos Shirts
he makes to order lualled in this country.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
Otffent[ibe 23enbn.

Srcito9s otn Eiten SftOber ndbfen5i mt
10 ttbr @ormitta9S, fOaen am 9aufe res
prtorbenen SacOb b boo5, fen, in OBers
matungie Saunf6tpr yr6a @auntp, 6feut.
LID pcrfauft merbsn
Gin 9ferp, &inopicb, Sh@cint, 0tar-
bornwd9cn mit @efbirr, elm yOafinci9es
StbmisOgei6irtI QepfeImabts u&O Seirer'
prefe, g bteinsr9efb trr- admIib cine
Orumfdgei Sauofd9s SobcIF, Msifel,
BObrsr uno oer9Irthen, unO cine SObefbanf.
Gbenfans. tiu SOIScfen nit i9ott, SteinS
Pcblenofcn, 8ettr uro 8sft!apen, Slide
uno Sthble, Sou5ubr mit Gaifen, &itbsnF
ibranf uno Gffnrane, Shrcieoesf, Fupfer'
nr Rci1eI, &rautbobeI. Safer, 3bbsr uno
Stdnoer, cine groBe S5n#uwaage, GifeT
unc Ralter, uTo fonlt NOD alsrtti Sau8-,
uno &u6en8trdtbfha 5u umitinoti9 Sn
meteen. @repit une Qufmartun9 Uou
9dcob Odd8. il.
Seize SchiHibt,
4omtnntrot6rCn.
Sept. 8. nq3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
@G6entlt6e Yrtedife:

Gin 8trNibuiB Der Britf nttbe bis glm Iici!ftoS
Ibno IN 1utntounsr gcltamt tis9tn tlistsn:
Gopin Udtr, Srbu ubti9bt, SOmuct 8repn, Char:
les Brous, N2atbioS 8lGitb, 2Ntn 8alIiGt, Saat &
3rcpn, 2(nlcs 8otber, Satcmon Strnbaro, Scnatbon
8arra, 3 3 Br(b, Ybillp Berr, Scbann 9strr sci:
ttr 9botts YeCrs, 8lcbar0 q 8udinabam, Il. 8rnrt,
NRorp Il Yar, &barIrtc Il 8lrd, Scbn 8 Gubeto,
abrabom 8 Glcmnsr. SbtmoS CRAIG, 94iQl6m Seats,
@brfp QBiUiam Gutter, Gtin 9roBer, 9enrao Oct:
ristb, Scbn Gccr0e Dell potrtd Drrrau, barrirr
Dutts, Sro0ct Ournin, Idrcn GroHiar, Sptc6 Gt:
btaan, @ @thtatb. Oaria @bCrbart yptnrU Trr,
Socb q Sillmanj SIR Soult, Daniel Srieo, Scbn Ere:
btreh, penrp Ssfer, SrUtlttr 9cco, Scbonn Gromlio
Q1iUiam Gruursr, 1aao G5roffn, Q2ilIiam bcfftrO,
2toctpb 6cffmon, Scbn ,6tsr, Anerep 8. port, D
pnufdEr, 0auio pcffman, Stcrtncl loetISr; Ritharo
ScneS, 8ecrge Rucer, Benjamin 8 auauB, 6enrp
6cmmCrcr, Scbn RGlIsr, David 8smmsrer; Sartt Rel:
per, GtUt 8ctb, Sareb Stein, petv Seunsrtr, gParp
SCmmerCr, Nnn6 8nerr, @berttS Il ecnQ, SCu6Cn
eietubcr9Cr, Sophia EARN, Caroline earas y 9uerpio
Sapto Wtnuln9tr, RCubGu N1rptr, 3. llno QH. 8.
9NcII, SBtIiam Nlapst Qedm G1Oisr, 3. 8. GPCosr,
Olaria gRcbr, Sanlcs Itubare, Tapio 9lGubaro,
9iate uno Sttdd Ibrabam TSubaro, @li;a o. S1tu:
barbj Or. s. 9. Spprtt GbarltS Ssburn, @brltidn
pfIifIe, Gbarlts Suisr. Samuat 8ilEr. Scbn %. Re,
Germ. 8upp, Wlrs. Sarab Sittsr, Gmoue 9abcoes,
Stepbtn Smith, Qtfrcb e. Gnafrisb; Sarb Sttpt,
5rbn Spnrtr, Samur, Stotr, glatban StbasfItr,
ptnrp StcetL Incs Supoer, Oapib StrauP, Gbrjltion
Smttb, SrIcmcn SteruCr, SSfc6 Scuarar, Gbartcs
Stbru, 0opiO Stbmare, 2bcmas etstttsr, Gtaro GINS
Der, gre Sdcns6rtlb, NRrs. StabL ImrLia St&btsr,
GllIa6cb StrauR, gRrS. lodnnab Statttsr, Bar6ara
SdbdiIds, sarab Sbu6Srt, Glrs. 6. Smtb, Srbn g.
Sbcmas, 2. Scbn StGb, Gopin g. QHisesr, abrdbam
Ritman, Charles 98tiaur, Serrinano 9HieiSr, Gcroe
QBrner Srpbia @enner, Sanid gcun9, GtabStb
9cuuet lleam 3SQcr.
MIaria 6. Sornbc6. 9. W.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
SScrl0lafcit.

E'TTT7sSSs Gin &jno BON fhmorJsr Sar
kE3A4.fR be uno un9sfibr $50 Yfuno
SakAAsss4z1tbwer ii ocn llnterfbricbensn
in Der pOri9sn BOcbe aus osm Setoe Don
sOrenj &tcin, in SaI6bura, tntrDtotr usrGau
fen ooer .ouf fOnfti9e Bcifs ab6onosn qefon,
men. gBer etma5 oOn rtmleIbcn mctb Diro
b6fibf crfa6t Na6ri6t ju 9eben an
Oapib SSeifel.
Quentauu, Stpt. B. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
Reincr Wuno unb trsuc 6dn0,
8eben ourh bas aan,e 9ano.
gS CRIB cirnthct;

2tm criitn Uuaut. ourto ben Gbnp. 6. S2. Dcnlmc,
.. q. in pbilopeIpbjo, Der Gbrp. gBilom Il. Off b,
ron sREifnOur9, nit 9EB Hmanro 8. 6r9tt, pCn Sc.
9eIsYUs.
Nm 4ttn scpt, burth bcn Gbrw. 6rn. 8roctCotb,
or. Geptn SEitIrt nit GNi6 @pOlns Skin.
am 5tCn Stptantrr, 6r Scbn Nctb, nit gViE Gt;a
b0uftr, bGioE pcn SGpmbtitboQ.
-!or. Sranftjn Stdot ron sdNrpbtiibau, nit gNiF
Carolina @rsjitb ron 9ttrowhtithoN.
pr. Allen arptL rcn sOlj6ur9, nit snip gNoria
6. 8nGuF ncn 2mItntauh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
81 6 It Or 3 c n:

am rrrtcstn sonntoa, in gRriinb,ro. Suronnu,
CS"ttn H0n Dan'I &rtb, i'm 75itsn Sabre ibrtS IT.:
terS.
Nm 2ttn Scpttmtcr, in 9cmbiG, an Der Scnlner.
trontbtt. Spanno, SGbtsrIttn rcn Sbcmos uno gGIa.
6tb Reitb, i'm 2ttu SOhr.
am 3kn, in 9icropbtitbr(t, am 1urhfan, Snonno
9Rorareto, bntcrlafsus gDttnps ron Gscros 3erfaR,
I'M 20. Sabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
SBaifenqcribts Z S5crfauf..

8raft uno sufOIee eines Bsfsbls aus Dem
8aiiengeritbt o0n eeba @aut1te, fcu Gan,
flags cen 9ten Sftobr, ndbfens, um 10
lbr Sormitta9s auf Dem @i9sntbum felblt
6ffentIib oerFaaft retoen:
Sine aespiSle OJsabImiibtc, Bobn'
Ddm5 uno Stricb Sdnc,
nit Sem Suaeb6r, asls9eu tn Riecermaeunaie
Sauufbip. eeba Gauntp ; 9renBeno an Gan
Der pOn losnrp Wi9er, 5Obn 96btl, eouis
DormfeGeI uno SbCma5 8emi9, entbaItsno
ungefdbr Z QfG.
RzrA Die SnbsRsrunQeu iinc Elm 5msi'
1::;GHAs n6di9ss fsinsrn SspbnbamS,
EIssEG Sodfdsuer, @0ftbaus, uno ou
oere Neben9sbduOe. DcS9Iel9en cine lIa
f6di9e
Strinernc MaDimiiblr,
nit 8 Qaar nsusn Steuen, in gutter Orb
nune. Nue5 MIblneIsn III neu uno in
uortrefTibcm 3ullanoe, uno IS III ~ allen
Sabr5SsitCn binIdrelib WoRr9ewoIt eOr-
boneen. ungefdbr Qfer oss Gances ilno
WiGien uno Der Reif VrbCftrtcs SauEano
in bobsm @uIturSufHnoe.
@5 III oa5 binterIa6ene Iie9snbe Strm6
qsn beS Uerlferbcntn 9antel gi9er
Isttbin Ven rsrbeIa9ten &aunitip, uno
@auutp.
Bur nimIiden 3cit iOucn aud UerfaufI
rerpen: MhblpIanfen uno 8ommen, ein
@dfhfornItdr, Elm Sfsn. Gin 9ro6sr
Mnbl1rif, uro nod eiele ancere GtifeI ~
umitinbIiCb Su msIpen.
Dis 8spin9un9tn omGutaufsto0e mp Nuf5nrtun!
tcn
SOGn 8nfenfto, QIb'pr.
1arb ON Grurt,-9t. Slfctocr, Glat.
Sept s. nq4n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
Sictprtcu.

Scott il cin dead letter (rutE9 tctfu @rief
cotr SutbFatc) in riefcm eanbe."
...;. [Sbic Democrat, Qrfc)
o8Ieidb dnctrn tCotcn 8rrfen miro sr
pIreft mad @afbin9tOn atfmctf."
~, .. Shines, QRbio)
pgHo CT setffuet, uno, wcil nibtS in ibm
gefunoGn, perbrannt wiro."
(9I0tituOl Democrat, Octc)
utlno CT miro bcrausfommcn, pom Seuer
9etrni9tr g!eib Dem feiniien @oGoe."
tN. .. 3ritGnsj g8bi9)
G< oSurrab fir Gtctt uut G,robom !"
fa9t Elm cntbufaniftber @bia ~ einem boIb
tetrunfenen GOfOfOFo. nSurrab fur Sing
uno - unb cen aneern Gert," antmortetr
Der Geetere
ReinCr Wuno uno treue 6an6,
!@eben burh oa8 aon,e 9ano.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08

IlslHiNt 'ltNS VIZ ~
ncm attn Gtuncplase IA Mehonicsbcro,
Glib 81 bcilbou 3ounfdip, Gcdo @opntD.
Sol9e Iciiet. Dutb Ion9idbri9e @rfobrnn9
uno pnumutGeS befrebcn ltb in oIe'em
@dtift 3u pcrppafdnci8en, ftmei6sIt er
fitb nun, rcnn nc6 9hIfe in iraene elmer
1ronfbeit, ,rCmit pfsree bCFoIlen mcresn,
m6QIib il, etCirIbc Icilcn 81 t6nnen.
lln5ibI9 pel Certificate pCn @men, Die
at8 unbeJfom ou9efebcn wuyeenr f0nntc er
aufmci'cn, aCcu Der &oum 0cfottet eS njtt,
3u ir9cuo tuer 3eit, bd Sac 0ocr Nott,
miro er INNER becit uno willi9 9cfunc0n
woOen, ficc,,&S@,ii Su tjtnen, tjs jbm ibr 3N'
trousn ftbcnfrr. ...
Stinc 6orcuun8n fouen jtoer5cit bjai9
fcin, rne mcun er Qsrufen miro 70 braudt
niemono befOr8t fubIen, oab .er nIdt Ietne
pUlIs Yajbt an ocm fronfcn @fno cfhlt.
RS 2icieni9en psrionen Die rcn ms.ntn
SnHrumsnten in 9dnocn babch iino erfutt
foItbe unrCrji9iit mir miCoer Su uberIitfern,
70 roB ib is nibt ju boIcH, oocv IN bottn
Iafen 9cn6tbist bih.
Sept. 8. nabo-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
@ine frcmOe GuN.

SII57s IS bsfinoet li6 iton cine 9crdu
--I-I. me 3cit cine f!emee Sub bel hem
6onpieb ocs untsrSeicbneten in SsiorIbere
Sounfhip, Geba @auntp. 6isftEbt n
moOfreifi9 uno cine fcbr 9roBs Eu6. Ser
rcdts gignsr if crfuht fein @i9cntbum Su
bcmcifcn uno oiefeIbe 9s9cn 88obIan9 Der
llnfoitensdbjubOlen bel
@pbfrteb Bctcr.
Scpt. s. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
GeBte Grtnncruua.

2tue Oeieni9en bic EO6 f6uIoig fiTo an
Die 9interEaNenfbaftoss pssifOrbsnsn Q an.
teI 0d8er leetbin BON Nieoermaeun9ie
Saunftip. iino beniit gum IebternaI aufse.
fcrcsrt bis am Sage Der 8euou pom Iiseen
oen Serm6gen beS gerftOrbeHrn, ar5urufsn
uno &i6ti9felt 5u NADER, mtoriesnfaus
unfofen Su erparten Iino-uno SOIte Die
nod SOrcsruussn an Die 9intcrIafenf6aft
BADEN, fino sbgnfaa5 erfudt bis eabin ibrc
He6hunssn einSubringsn, an
cSUBn Safenfp, QIb'pr.
Sept. 8. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08

SaS Grbdusu zines @rpfalpaIafteS in
Neu YOrf 1T bic sum Sribiabr 1853 Der.
iboben. Sb oCrfeIbe Damn errri6tet wrrccn
miro, ii nod uu9cpi6, cenn bis babn fann
oas Grnif9efubI nod bseruteno ermloen.
Die Deter Sunts" baben lebr wabrfbcin'
LID anocre @efbGfte!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
3 { cl,a . ct.

Die Gpurf eius om teten Srettos Su Gnce' =
Bic @,rbanoluustn cntbeIsu nibts cou olIaenslnEnl
kntrrsGs. or. Dennis Sunfdtr. prn sHoltbingtenh
sounIbiv tptldtr pcr siuiStu Cnattn IN i!lnsm Sa-
ouIs pertbeoisanseuss Cuen 3ehsn crlbcR' V'ts, y
hen @crfaU mir mr 5tit umtdnoltlb bebr"e'iL;m m W
rsiosiprchrn uuo bic gSsbsn sur SGjapIah9 p'F "''
1 =cIten psrurtbsilt wereen.
Bae Grutcfelt Der eGcwbttbolIEr Wlablqttls'
esbne an ltstsn Samltos III 9lanscno ous9sta'isn
EDie 8eimcbnuua rpur uuarpObntb johlrs'd ron a..
cnc,pu oI,in rparsu strpa 60 ptrienen onpssno' vs.
Zpar nur Sdoos bas ron ben nlsr en9eacsnsn osaIps
prsoiaern ss nbt snsm pa'Isn rurHts, otf SEtlGm,'
no nit Csiner Geasutpart uno rinsr 9Cos gu beebrsn
ss mGts bssbol6 nit elmer outsn en9Iifbsn 8set ces
E6rn 9risbaue ufricbsn ein. Stirnoerer @rrpaDnuna
ErSensn bic Sanosr unp Sanasrinnen, rpElhs un'tt
Ssr psituna oes tdbfsen @lu1t mo @tiangms''tsrs
[Srn, GnSs 6erwi9 Die 6citIibtsit nit lHrSn gs'
ESuoen erbSbtsn. Gs ls6s eer Scon9!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08

Doctor 8eman aus Srcp bemertte
ihn9lt in elmer 8eoe, oa5 Benjamin Sranf
lin ben 8Iie befieste, bas ibm prDfeiICr
Morfe aber tie meuf4Iide Spra9e eelebrt
bdtte.