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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-27
Our New Haven Correspondence.
NEW HAVEN. Nov 10 1852


The Report from Comnecticut-1Ae Cabinet dr.
arrangements in that Region.
have been talking with one Of Gen. Pierce's per-
sonal friends. who has seen him snos the election.
and from what can gather his cabinet viii bs
something like the following =
James Buchanan. .......... Secretary Of State,
Howell Cobb, Georgia. Secretary Of Treasury.
Sam Houston. .............. Secretary of Navy.
A. Buel, Michigan. 80. -. Secretary OF War.
Stephen A: Douglas, Ill. Secretary Of Interior.
Charles O'Copor, N Y..... Attorney General.
Edmund Burke, N. H.. Postmaster General.
That Burke will DO Postmaster General, and
O'Conor Attorney General, am quite certain, and
also that Cobb will DO member of tho cabinet. II
viii be mostly composed Of young, energetic men.
and no two in the party have more of the latter
quality than Cobb and Burke. There are several
candidates for the State Department. but think
Buchanan viii be the man. He has been there be-
fore, and knows the duties, and how to do them
with credit to himself and the administration the
State Department would be safe in such able hands
as his. Dix and Marcy would both mako excellent
officers, but ~ O'Conor is to be Attorney General.
New York cannot have another cabinet officer.
Stockton has been talked of some for the navy, but
all be served. Gen Cass would like Bucl to 60 into
the cabinet and think he will he is young man,
and can accomplish plenty of hard work.
Some of Douglass friends would like to see him
Lake situahon II WIG SApinoC, ous Ao nlMssH Pfv.
fsrs to continue in his present position If he sh build
not, think the Interior Department would come
from Virginia. To have the Union equally repre-
sentsd, one cabinet officer should come from New
England, New York, Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee,
Ohio and Illinois, but it is not always convenient
to make selections in this way. Some Of r. 1.
Irgersolls friends are pressing his name for ca-
binet appointment, but they will not be successful:
Mr. ngersoll is . very able Industrious man, and
would adorn any situation but he is too old to
dertake the absrioua duties of Secretarys depart
nent.
General Cushing, Of Massachusetts, Governor
Seymour, Of Connecticut, and General Pillow, Of
Tennessee, are the personal friends of General
Pierce, and will be provided for. though not in the
cabinet. Cushing will 60 to France, Seymour to
Mexico, and Pillow will be Consul to Liverpool.
The latter stands chance for the Navy Department;
men in the party did so much towards having
Pierce nominated as General Pillow, General cush-
ing and Edmund Burke.
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Our Mnine Correspondeuce.
PORTLAND, Ne, Nov. 10, 1859.

AOhAAhNDt piot NOV. boy LODE
pote Of the Net0 York Herald az the Ca,npaig,.--
E!sct'on q General Pierce Opposition TO The
Wtys Pi1!ing DemGgogNss in MIiM-" argus
Ctqw," Hickory ClNb," and Democratic As-
Soctatiom"-o Office SeksJ- Tie Maine Law--
Hon, DEPARTMENT.
The people at large here, end those Of democrats
tenjsncie. 10 particular der great obligations
q ter-opEietor Of the NEw YORK HERALD for Tbs
sDls sra Higaiy satisfactory manner in sAish y
WA CONDUCTED dIr.sg the recent Presidential eaa-
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The Cabinet Ola BalimWe.
l have received letter from Warrington this
morning, which states that it il rumorsd thers that
the following named gentlemen win constitute
General Pierce's cabinet. The writer states that
several knowing ones there confidently expect the
appointment Of every gentlemen on the list viz =
james Buchanan, Of Penn. go. Secretary of State.
NJ 7. Hunter OF ya.... Secretary Of the Treasury
Charles 0'Conor, OF N. Y..... Attorney General.
Gen James Shields Of Iii. =. :. Secretary Of War
Governor Cobb, OF Ga Secretary the Navy.
Senator Bright Of Ind ....... Postmaster. General
Governor E. Louis Lowe Of Md Secretary Of the Interior
Kyou think the above worthy Of publication, you
can insert it, Of course without my name may
from time to time hereafter contribute news for your
paper.
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through the nstions in the same styls 20 fsniliAe
to ~ al, and third Of thu nsnnsily dsmoeraia
party n this Stat: win range thsnssives /. ths
al the district attorneys, collector. nsrshsls.
&c, within the State, and they win urobahIv r..
main In the party ranks four years; but they are
unreliable on any terms and the FOOLS advice to
King Lear ID very spropes In this natter
That, cir, which serves and seeks, for gain.
And follows but for form,
VIII pack, when 1t begins to rain,
And leave thee In the storm.
And yet there is to DO atremendous effort to place
in the cabinet some man identified with the Ven
Buren, ticket Of lS48 You will notice the tone II
the free soil and softshe press throughout the State;
1t is unanimous in its tone, for their organization il
slew to respond to the gentes rub Of their central
organ, the AtbG~y Atlas. The whig papers, too,
delight in haunting the hunkers with tho prospect Of
Dix or Marcy in the cabinet. They exult upon tho
prospective modification Of the national democracy
and the Buffalo Commercial, commenting ON the
HERALD article Of the 9th inst. considers it ssan
attempt to persuade Pierce that he should call
around him mono but well known and national poll
tcians," and predicts the success of the bsrnburn-
and soft shols, in the struggle, backed they
will be by the State administration of New York,
and perhaps of Massachusetts,. As for the hunksr
themselves, they rely upon Pierces clean record and
past COURSE and especially comforted by the lam
guage Of the Boston Post, which assumes evidently
with the position of VIM. L. Marcy and the coali-
tioniss, in its eye) that Pierce, judging from his
public declarations and conduct, considers union
with free sellers repugnant to democratic feeling,
and inconsistent With the welfare of the democratic
party" They believe, too, that the announcement
Of prominent leader Of the barnburners, to the
effect that their return to the democratic ranks in
lS49 with the intention Of rendering that party
the great anti slavery organization Of the country,
has not been overlooked forgotten by the chief Of
the New Hampshire hunkers, and that he will not
sanction the style in which William L. Marcy, Ho.
ratio Seymour, John Stryker, Erastus Corning, and
the rest of the soft she'll leaders, have deserted tried
friends and patched up old quarres with old emo
mics. The veracious history Of Aladdin have ale
ready once alluded to. 1t teaches moral as valid
able in political economy in domestic never to
change old lamps for new.
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rage. Mr.. Pierce will lay no such premium on po-
hticL reachery and sectional agitation.
1t 10 also the opinion, in woll-informed qunrten,
that of the Polk secretaries will be n called 20
the cabinet There is but one worse blunder that
the President could make than TO do SO, ana .nsI
would be the appointment OF . New I ORR aSons'oa
barnburner The country is decidedly IN iasot =.
new men. The people ask for cabinet mnis.ers
whose sentiments and ideas have kept pace with the
rational progress Of the age Among Mr.. POLK
secretaries, there may be one or two who would
come up to the requisite 1S' o Ias 90
the mest obstinate class; and IS they are all,
without exception, understood to be candidates for
re-apponment, could not well be selected with
ont opening the door to all the rest. Mr. Buchanan,
although willipg--and more too--to renew his ser.
vices as Secretary Of State, takes very sensible
view Of the subject. In this city, few days since,
he stated to intimate personal FRIEND that he not
secretaries would be invited to seat in the cabinet,
but thought il both natural and proper that the
President sheuld prefer to surround himself with
men nearer bis own age, who would be more likely
to bring to the discharge of their duties greater
degree of vigor and efficiency. In this, sold
Buck is undoubtedly right.
But, of all Mr.. Folks secretaries, the one most
anxious to secure appointment is the one, in my
opinion least likely to obtain it. | sllude to Co
vernon Marcy. The general objections to any of
Of the old secretaries, apply to him with greatly in
creased force. But, If it were not So there is
objection to his selection, which have no where
settle the question against him. He seeks the APP
pointment, not from any motives Of public
good, but only to crafty personal feeling. II il
well known that he is laboripg under the idea that
his nomination for the Presidency defeated BY
distipg ushed democrat Of his State and it is to
feed fat the ancient grudge he bears him and his
friends, that he now makes such unusual and extra
ordinary efforts to be recalled to power But he
will sgnally fail Of his object. If Mr. Pierce had
not the Judgment and sagacity to avoid sadHling
himself with this sold Man Of the Mountain"
the democracy Of the country would not calmly look
and sec the power Of the government prostituted
to any such ignoble purpose MONTICELLO.
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UTICA, N. T., Nov IL, 1852
Gesgol Pirce's Position TIE Anvration Of Cuba
--FieSod Opposition to tie Prcjscs-DEb'ons and
Umrsliabs Character Of The Barnb~n0s-lIrcy
aud the Soft Shell CoaEtionists.
You Will perceive that, % by common consent, the
press Of this State, Of oil parties and cOnpexiOns,
have entered upon the field Of speculation concern
ing the cabinet Of General Pierce. Ii is admitted
on all hands, that no President ever commenced
term Of Office with fewer restrictions upon his nds
ptndence, with less obligation to oliques and per-
sons and with as pure q carts blanche in every re-
spect to the choice Of bis constitutional advisers,
as New Hompshires fsyorts son. In straight,
out fair struggle he could have carried electoral
votes enough, ard 30 spare, even giving New York
to the wings; but IN the extraordinary results which
have been achieved, the great names Of Clay and
Webster ard the ellen. protest which they left In
their deaths Vgsls. The candidacy Of General Scott,
bhvs s.ced tia' more 'hsu the st1wp orators, the
o4o.s. - .sss.s, sue gisp Hsp ~ p@rttzan ma
S9gr. IL H.. ansu1gs VI .an .,Gsasos Ha'as-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
9al(emfoa,,r 2acoDemtie

ger CONNER 3Gmin rieics Snltitut,
nimmt feinen Unfono am lien Mai un.
Ter auffldt BON y. 90 OreNorD, A. M.
ais prineipoI untaituet upn fabl9en unp &C.
tiIeeteu @ehuIfen.
Mrs. @milp Dunbar @reaorp
eebretin Don SOfal uno SnfrumsntalM Mtu
fit.
Mib Sane @re9orp, esitsrin bee
weiblieben Separtements.
Sr. Natban Stern. Don 6eBen
@aIIel. GeutltIano, eebrrr oes Deutlben
uuo Der 3ehuen uno Sdreibtuuif.
Ser llnterriht i'm Srom6Iifben miro bic
8cribeile Don SlIenoptff's Wetbooe uno is'
uer pon profsGor picot in iib bearcifen.
StaIisnfch na6 ben Spffsmen Don 81
teucotff uno 8ubsllc.
Die Qreife bes unteuidts bleiben eit
nimIiten wie i'm IeeGdbri9cn GataIo9 an.
9Caebeu.
9ie 9ebrer fino ,u biefer profCIfon er-
sc9sn uno baben fcit Sabrcn ertcl9retcb bu
fdmmfn 9e,pirft Unerre gebufGn perofn
en9oairt 70 nie e6 n6tbi9 miro, uno UOl'
ifanplarr llnterritt miro rrtbsiIt in ouen
3Tcigen einer polIfUmmCnen QcOecmtiben
SrhtfDun9
81. GircaUrp briu0t su tcn UrrantmCrt
Iibcn pftten feincr Stelle cine UiCr5cbnidb
rige prnftilhe @rfabruna in i,inem Bruf
ndcbrem ct viee iunge Mdnsr fur oas @UI
Icaium uno cas- me,oontiIe 9eben pcrtrrei
tel uno tie SduI" 9,sisbun9 picIcr iuuQe'
Sdmen begpnnsn uno ppaencet bat; uuc
er bCfft pUn crn ,SIr9ern uCn Nucntaur
uuo Geda @auntp cine uuterifueunQ, BIZ
Der onibnen 9cbeQten @mri9ung Der SOr
tteie ciner autcn ShuIe enlfpudt; rO6 co'
fslle Mndatbum rcs Snititut5 in 9luplidtei
unc Hnfebcn, weIcheS llh unter cen Nufpi
Glen ces isetberi9en pcpuIdrsn priretpaIs
70 eIuttib entpifsIts jur 9bre oe5 Yubii
| fum5 fcrtoauern moqe.
Quentoun, Wai 6 1852. no3u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
SpbIIeDer.

Gotbes Sobueoer bat er aegenwdr-
tia uno fortan immtr sineu porsueihsn Ur'
tifel auf 9auo. ben er su ben biai9fen prei'
fen usrfduft Gbrnfaus, Giden Sobl-
Ieeer Don Der brffsn SuaIitdt uno Su Den
anerutscerftsn Q,efsn.
adlbfelle unb SberGeoer BON erfer
@htr uno ebenfaQs febr blig.
&iooS.- Gr bat aleibfaus einen pcr-
neffItbsu NrtfcI fpanifobe 8iooS ouf
Sano.. bic ftcbeIit nirsencS hbertrcfsu
mercen. @anS biai9.
Sbrdn .pcn pcrbuoIiter SuaTitit BAT
CT audi ouf Sano, cen CT an pbiIaeelpbiaer
qrCifen pCttnuft.
QEer irgeno etras BON Der 2ft braudt,
fam e5 ME petftbICn, wsnn cr bCi ibm an
ruff. inecm eiefe uItifel innner pCrrdIbia
bct ibm fuo.
$9dtttc icocr 9rt
wetttn Su ben t6hicu Morftpreilen i'm
IuStuufh fur @aaren occr fur Saar9eIc
aneCnommen.
Surh punttIihFeit in ftincm 8dhdft
uno Gle fcEr billtaen Yrsife, bpfft er nidt
nur feline oIten Guneen, bcucn er betmt fur
ibre SreuneIchoft 0anf abfattet. fCneern
audi nod einen qutsp SmpabS neue Su ct.
balten. @r tdnn iie Que bCeicnsu, uno
laoet lie freunefdaftlih Gin anSuruftn.
SSilliam 8rim.
Qutntdun, Wai 6. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
Grni7baft arGben Sarf.


Ga sineu Z ted nn cnts Aoaus rttncstnr NJ prblfrr
~ ptrtausn. as Dies il Der SalI mar, uuo pchsr OILS
man roenc entpc gu psrtauftn pilleus ttn pirp. Die
lriahs in Icn GrG auaraCtru pcroen, uno bdlt aus.
lno pclh cine Suoatlt&t CSuer-es III ltuntelbrtttb.
Rufit eabtr on, rpsun Sbr fir Cub klbit banodn
,pc(lt 9eriumct es a6sr nthi, penn ntenlano miro
tcltrSu ooB ocr alte eutpigtle Gstnt'b uno ne &c;
trcuen Gortntrs uno 66nre CO unter ettsh tnlanrtn
nitbt lauet ,tdnecn tSnnCn, Bonn c nuE ibrs @lS'
Der ausIpibrCn" oermoitn ron Mcr9sn6 fruT' btS IN
Die 0iatt bshdftat i'll fem, uno clltcn 6it nas S:
fbit nicoSrle9n 70 perpet Sbr oann 9epib ntbt mcbr
ic prtIfsl faufsn, pafdr nebmf unftr d crt. Dart
,osnaheu ntnn 5br QRaftr babt' coCr wcbtfil S-auI
psun @uh cine @ec9enbttt anettetGn piro 2' 2'FVr".
tet oOG bier, ,unter oem wrhfluoen Ncnb naot outs
70 bsbsn fam rpie eS iret IL. a6e SePPtt,cH waS
tommt oa rpierer eine Grcpo-etp Nuip-Ga 20. 1.a!
als droer als Groer! SCet u cann ofr StcDr 9s'
lfedt roll unp id bot teiy gue mCbr gu bretben alS
ouf sinem SRotrc,n raj uno oo echt t ber ;temlitb
ron, 1(bsr mac JJ1atrcleu finb otin- bsere als t
pd,n Soh,>d in ltIenauu worru. Da netnt bdIfs
nun ,'Ipo nctbptnoi0 III, 70 mus III blsFen. YaIo
lb otels Sirma rpiSoer borcn otitn. Denn penns
10 fort ssbt muB Der Itte nSblts Bpbe pteoer in Den
SRartt.
@erltebt fdvcu 6lt. baS biss Sirma bSdbit eentGar
1T fir oc unesbure 8unofha bic e 9tntebt-oab man
ea ret bebanoelt rptro, on pare Der 3ulauf ndt 70
arc6-bae man oa ebr poblftl fGuft, lcnlt tSnntSn
nidt 70 piele Sitter in elmer 70 tjsn Belt perihplnpen
-uuo hos man id, fsrusrbin bsrs6su wiro al9cmsiue
3ufriebsnbet gu 9cben; mSlhcs fe audi tbuu fam,
oenn 9eraoe has recte Gloteral III bort perent uno
lue eebsn 6ano in bano, ,uno ihrn @inateit unoper'
monte eot pidss-ia mo- eiels rsbt aendbr neroen oa
tlnn pid dr Die Sntersn oss putlfunls setban wsr'
ben--uno audi aeraoe eiss rpiro eetban bei
ausntaun, mVai Q, nqSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
6 ole! s. oQR!

Der llnterScihnste ptnfdt bas pubIifum
Au bsnahribtiaen ba6 er an feinsn &atf
6fen in Suo @bsitban 3aunibip, nnbe bel
Shersts @aiibaule immer pom ouerbsaen
frifb9ebrannten &aIt gum Serfauf ouf6 6ono
Bat Seine preiie fouen olIeSeit biui9 fcin.
@r an Shercrs @alibaufe antuft, fam
eafeIbil pen ecm Stt in 8snntnib seieet
wsreen.
S8iqiam 9fpt0.
Mai 13. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
Ber 9eber brducbt, ber lefe
SSsiGa aaan G8rirsa,
Gmrrler In Qllentantll

Madi bietmit fsinsn Srsunesn unc esm
Yublifum ubefbaupt cie Unseiae. cae et
eos Gurtier (eeoerbereifsr) Gieftdft nod
immer fcrtbstrsitt. an feiuem oltsn Stano-
pIae, in Der SamItcn Straee. eeraee &C.
senIber SaaenbubS Gaffbaus, unc Bput
auf cine ousaeeebntsre &eife aIs ie.-@l
III fccbrn bon Rsupcrf Surud9efebrt, no er
einen uortreffIhm Stcd einaefauft bat. ben
er aelOnnen III. fensn 0uncen 70 wcbIfsi
abjuIaicn, ais cies irsencwo fOnff ssf6ebsr
fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
SGStes 9ref Glitter.

Gs 1T uitt Isin 08uulh cos putitum oamt ;u tiat;
t;rsn Sog er eiusn unocuSbnlib ercBcn Strd Sitter
bot-otsr CT utnIht cen Secanfsn 81 pertrtten, paB
sr siuen pebluueesabtRn Strd ron edeiSs DrsS CSu:
ter ouf Sanp bat Ustsbeuo aus elmer @srlhtscenHs't
pcn 49,
8aroae, 8aroee SeIains, Seice. @uas'
Satcnets, fi9urrte uno asmstne SmlB'
cine Gnfdieoenbeit bon Gawns, @ln9-
bans, Gattune u. f. no, II. no, 5ulam'
men nit elmer ercben Suantitdt neuer
uuo ft6uer 9httr, uuc ca TT 9ecsnft lei
rsu ecd Sftcrs lpieoer ousmfdaen, ir miro CT tmcr
bic nee1su uno msIt psrlan9ten Stlls paV'h' '''
In Der Gin etbaltsn pSrcsu tCnnsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
Gc(eQI1aft 2luf6i iun9.

Die bisber i'm Stcbrgefbaft befianoene
8sfeuStafts: :8erbincuna unter Der Sirma
Don Mtqer uuo Minib, in Msbonits.
turo, 9eda Co., III am l2ten Mai 1852
nit beicGFeitissr ginmiuisuno auf9eI6ft
moroen. 9ieieniqsn paber weI6s nOb an
befaqte Sirma f6uIoiq flno, wsrosn oufge-
forcert ansurufsn uno abSubsiobIen bsi Der
neusn Sirma pom MitIer uno sSOper. Ger
ole Suter gum @OQsFtirfn uberacbsn inc.
Samuci 9fiiIcr,
Jpbn WiiHict).
Wshanitstcrp, Wai Is na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

lle et-Samm auen
HrIn 3ufrroorn pne Upfel unb tTaii Ell.
9iCr, %apter, Sc1reibmnrn(ifu, etc. BON olen Sort
n-Saa6l 8ien6l Stmmart &Un6t pdcuIp f. no
Urt fur @i9n Suh9dhiu, W9ddm
SOtof eGIr Glba Shaafs Shweine
1T QS MT
u fnOn wetcs Vnm fir aorssIO oru i'm NuaG4 m pro
Unrntonn gRo IT,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
SDaBborcs
2ic9cnDcS gt9cntGun1
nuf DTentlitbcr SSenbu su Uereo"

fen.
Quf TrcitnaS ZEN 4tcn Suui. nm II u5s
MiuoQ$ lru auf rcm VIoec felbif fcI9sn
cs5 fch Bbare Gi9cntbum cHsntl1
perfauft wereen, ndmIiCb:
Ro h-@ine Derrlitbe 36nerci,
oclcoen in Sber Niilfcrp Saunfdip, Fcda
GountO. qrinisno all Gdnoer pOn 2SIlam
Burns, SatCb Cider, Senrp Pdchman unit
Emanuel @ebeI; entbaItcno IS Nfsr, mcb
Crr meniatr. 9aUCn III Elm fttdIither
3beiG 0OlSGnn6, uno Elm fddtther Sbel'
Q1iefrn. 3aS Sane 1T in gutter Srenuna
uno lhtdib in Seor ein9ctbe!t. Ste
Bsrbs6srunosn oarouf iino
xex-A> Gin quits smeiito6i9ts3 fteinrn:S
I;;;;RA, 28DDnDauSI
zl.slk Elm onceres gute5 WCbnbous, etn
Sprin9baus, cine quite ileinerne StrUsIser'
fcbeuer, Ii. +. m.-9m Srunnen nit 9utem
UoIIer befintst lib nahe am 5aufe, AUDI
befinpst iib ein gutter Sbif9arten babel.
Gsrner:
SO. 2.-gtne fbdtbore 8oueret.
Quf SamfiaQS osn 5teu SUM- um II
rlbr Wittoas, fol- nuf Dem ptaee felbit, fct
acne,5 fdhdebore Giscntbum UfcnlIib Der
fauft nsrecn ndmIih:
Cine prGf3tige Sancret,
qstr9en in SoI5bW9 &aunftip, Gecbo @dnn'
IL, qrduSeno an Hduper pCn SacCb GeInn
oer, Gatbarina llrteuctb, 9aniel Gitsn'
bntb, uno an GanO Der Srilosr Gemeince I'll
SetbtCbcm enbalteno 95 Ndcr mebr ccsr
wenigr SieuUn il ebsnfau5 Elm ftbidIihcr
1bsl @icfrn: uno 6Oliluno uno Ger Scll
1T qutes 8aulono uuter 9utsn Senien uno
fcuii in Ger beltsn Srcuun9. Sarauf II
eWdtet:
4--A Gin Qutrs srreid6di9ts5 Srdm
f::#=IA- SSobnbamS, cine gang neut
lIiiiH Stmeiser Sbeusr, uno ale an
oet oemunftts Websu9sbdure. gBofIcr il
oans bsQucm BEL Gem Mobnbauie, uno Don
pis es nur 9smi,nItt miro. Mebr bierubs'
Al fnocn ratbtet man fur hbHfusiq, inotm
eS RoufIutfigs bod eff Dor bem SsrRauf ID
UuQsnfdsin nebmen
IS in cies elm 2beil pcs bintsrlaiIensn
Giaentbums Der psrltOrbsnsn @brtittn
u @cifin9sr. Iestbm pOn SaIBbur9 Sau'
Ittp. Getha GauntD.
9ie 8cein9un9sn am SerFaufSf'9e "'''
Quipartun9 psn x
SFidbacI .. Gbrrhdrb.
@usutcrs.
gQai l3, 1859. "4o''
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
3bgraeaeGeftS1aela9.

98ir erbalten td9Iib mrbr 3eu9ni(Ie BON
ben Seiltuaenoen Don Or. San 0oumS
9s1cmmatiic6er SOtiOn.
Qercnen, welbe fbOn UirIe WIitteI 9e9en
&beumatismus scbrautt baben, usrii6srn
uns. oaB cbi9es ganS snftiecen eaS brae
untsr auen fur Die SeiIun9 tisIe lbmerSbaf'
ten ptaee fei. Su babsn beim gjrObsn unD
1IeinA i'm
9SatriDt SndtftObr bd
eutb uuo &rereE
"S Stobrboltsr i'm eanoe wttosn Is
elm febr psifduflibr Qrtifel fineen, iCbaIp
esNsn Mirtfamtsit bsfannt Ia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
S9tlliam II. Browns
Ne9cni0trm lnb DaraDl
W6nsssafaftaar,
SO. SO 91tartt< Stra6a
SSDildbclpbid.

3um Srhbiabrs- -8erfauf bat GS. II. 9.
Elm Q6rrtement ocn Qarafots ouf
oono, weIhes an Stonbeit bss StDIs unc
Sertiafeit nitbt ubrtrCfsn wiro, uno cercn
oausrbafte SerferItQunq miro mdrrautirt.
Ssiu Stod Seaenfdirme in immer arCs
uno vOuffdncig. pom osn mcbIfeiIi!cn Got
ton biz su ren feinfeu @in9bams. fammt
sinem ausasfudten SOrratb ppn ftinen fei-
oensn I'm breItas.
Sene Srsunre unb 6dncGer bclietrn an.
surufen - fcIde Sorbele msrceu cffnirt.
Gle faff Ssoen sum ,Rdufen urrleten. 4
Sebruar 20, 1852. rcSN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
granspDrtatiDnssg gDmpdnte

dn5nehnlen I'M prompt uno lthntH gu pIICtpttn peH
philadelphia nah Cation, 8eblebsm NIsnorn, Nauth
Gbunt Qenn bnpcn, gEbtte 6apen uno W'tlfisbarre,
erpis natb allen 3piIbenpldeGn on ben Odo9are uno
ietha Gan6tsn unp Der esda une Susqusbenna S'e'
elbabn.
Die Sitter pcrocn crpfunecn on uno ctrftbifft pcn
en- ertCn Fbarf cocr Der 8ue Sraee, acrooc 9e9cu:
f6er Dem Salstcbr pcn H. grt9bt uno SicTe bttonnt
Sic befSrosrn cbsnfaus Sitter nab uno ron gslts
srrt nab 98ittesbarrt uno allen 3rplhsnpldecn. per
Delopare ,lnb Haritan Canal uno Zen Ddarparg uno
peda Ganatsn.
Gdtsr rpctths auf bicsr eius prn geupcrt psrFhift
foerbcn, ecbcn nit Il. g. SGcns etnte ron Shaluppsn
natb S1eus 8runspid. Der Shccner 8. Z. StCdcn,
GbGIuppen 5utbs uuo ,ySrnbrano" rpsrnsn an Dem
abonp 9aIin. ani SuBs Der @soer Straec, Ncrb 8pCr
oefinbeu 2Ie 1ustuuh pirb srtbelIt pcn Den 6crren
N1ettIer 9Ppncbs unb Co., SIC. ga Den Stroee, uno
In Der asensncfee Der perrsn Nstlcn uno Scbn, &c.
6S gBefsSnaFe.
8aufIeute uno lnosre, rrCthe Sitter ocn 92e,mcrt
nah iroeno enem Der cbisen 9ldee 81 psrbtffGn habsn
peroen eiele Scuc os Die ndtbt uno fiberlte inoen
Sascb Gtls bot Iein Suteree in Der cstbiriacn Sir
ma ron 0ble 98icn uno &c., ptrfauf aber Die GjtlbGf
te perhen pcn ben tleibenoen Gttlbafter pe frbers
bin fcrbetrieben rpcbe curh pGuttitbe Ubrpartunab:
rec @elh6fte @ enen liberaen anthsit Der G5unlt NJ
publltuns su3ufbsrn 9eoenten Die @ieeutbBs.fr ba'
ben 9rcbe uno bequeme Stcbrbduler 3u @osh, SStpe'
BEN. dusntaun, SRauh Gbunf, g4I'" paesn uno
QRifesbarre
Sraee, SDiISun p"o Sop el9entbamsr.
1senten:
a q. aescrbsao, philadelphia.
csa5a Spopde, Galtcn.
@crbet uno 8naue, BtbIsben.
d. 9. 92ie, GlIentaun.
q. aB. eeilenrine. gRoud Ghunf.
q. garoee uuo Co., penn 5apen.
pcrtcn uuo Bellies, @iItssbeFrs-
Npril %, 1859, n9S8