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KossUTu's DAGUEFREOTYrE.

rI,HE ADVERTISEMENT in the Baltimore Sun
Of the 18th. and the New York Time, Of the
10Th Instant by Whitchursi, claiming the credit OF
having taken nc likeness OF this distin gulshed in
.lividual, il not true
The only D,guerrcolypc which has been taken
in America Of Governor Kos suth, was taken in his
rooms az Browns Hotel Ivy Bennett, and tho only
original picture in this city may be seen at his
Gallery near Seventh street AL Others arc copies
Diguerrcotypes Of Madame Pulszky and other
distinguished individuals are also on exhibition az
BENEFITS National Gallery.
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LOG Al. Nj A TT + X $.

INSTALLATION OF THE MAYoR.-1he two Board.
OF the City Councils Of Washington will meet thia
morning for the purpose Of organizing, when, in
accordance with the charter, the Mayor elect.
John w. Maury, esq, will be duly qualified in the
presence Of the Boards, in joint meeting assem-
bIed and enter upon his duties to serve for a Pc
rod of two years.
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Nav YosH, June IA suit has been pending
againet this e.scciation for come time, charging
that it had over.teppod the specifications OF it,
charter, by encouraging system Of lottery, con
trary TO the laws of the State Of New York. for
bidding lotteries. To day tho case was decided by
the superior court, pronouncng tho actions Of the
association known ss the cart Union" illegal and
unconstitutional
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Health Report.
OFrlcs or THE BoApD or HEALTH,
WAsusoTos, June Ia, 1856.

WAsmsoTos, June IL, 1852.
inicrmenh IA The City Of Washington during The
month Of Nay, 1852.
Absccss, 1; accident, 2; sncurism, |; spoplcxy,
|; asthma, 1; congestion Of brain, !; eflusion on
brain, !; Inflammation " brain, }; chronic in
Illumination Of bladder, Il Brgbt's discase, !; bron-
chits, Il cancer, }; cafbuncle, !; consumption, ;;
convusions, 2; child birth, /; decline, Il dclirium
tremens, i dropsy, ?; cnteritis, l; epilepsy, i;
bilious rcmttcnt fever, Il scarlet fever, 8; typhoid
fever, /; found dead, (coroner,) q gangrene, !;
hemorrhage, ]; hydroccpbalus, /; hypcruophy Of
the heart, 2; ieus, |; intcmperauce, |; congestion
Of the liver and bowels, |; marasmus, !; measlcs,
,; meningitis, !; paralysis 2; paraplego, !; peri
tonts,. |; pleurisy, /; premature birth, ,; pneu-
monia, q quincy, l; rheumatism, 2; still BORN 3;
sudden, I; tables mesentoricn, |; unknown, 4.
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jane


SINCE TIE NOTICE from this Office Of the 10Th
- January last, which appeared IN the ne~spa-
go ~ tbis CITY. cautionng the public against
cciving certain drafts purpOuiug TO &c those OF
CAPTAIN l.. G.. Easton, Assistant QuarteTmaster,
recently stationed az Santa ~, New Mexico, a
third forged draft on the Quartermaster Gtnefai
b,s been presented for payment. Il is numbered
ItS, Santa Re, n. NJ, lst NAV, 1851, in iayor ~
Robert + Brent, esq, for $3.50, and signed L. 4.
Easton Captain and Assistant Quartemaster.
II il known, from official advice "a this Oihce.
that the only rcnuinr drsits OF Captain Eiston on
the Quartcrma.tcr General are numbered rom
TO IA; ali of which have been long since paid.
Captain EastOu having ceased 20 draw, there are
consequently genuine draiIsci his now IN cirou'
lation
By direction Of Inc Quartcrinaster Generals
WIN. a. GORDON, Chief Clerk
ouAarEpNNsrER GENrSkL's OFFicE,
wAsHlsoroS CRY, February 10, 1857
Febl IL
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SUMMER RKTREAT.--We understand that party
Of gentlemen Of this city have leased portion OF
the farm Of Mr.. Philip Otterback, on the Potomac
river, a short distance below Mount Vernon, a
site for the establishment Of summer resort, pic
mic parties, sc. Suitable buildings and wharvcs
will be promptly erected. steamboat will be
put in requisiton to serve parties visiting the
place.
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Member, Of The Board Of Health, May 81. 1852
Fist Udrd-Dr. X. Johnson, corner Gath street
and Pennsylvania avenue; Mr.. Charles Calvert,
18th street between and h.
Second JYard-Dr. Thomas Miller, f street, near
l4th; Mr.. j H. Riley, 18th street, near Pennsyva'
MIA avenue.
THIRD Vnd.-Dr. j. C. Hall. Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. near 9th street; Mr.. William p. Young, 9Th
street, between l. and NJ.
Fourth JPard DR.. a. Holmead, q street; Mr..
G.. & Grammer cOrner4 and {.
Firm ard.-Mr. William y. Ferguson, GcOr'
gia avenue, near 81 street; Mr. joan p. lngle
New Jersey avenue, near b street.
Sixh Ward. DR. :. A. IL hckim; Mr.. John E.
Bates. corner 7th and l. streets.
S.utnh JDGrd-Mr T.. NJ. Pearson, Maryland
avenue, between and 9th streets; Mr. William
b. Randolph, Secretary, Maryland avenue, near
18th street.
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UTASTED-A NUKsE; coIOred person pro
w ferred None need apply without good re
Communications. Inquire at the corner OF 9Th anc
+ strcets May 81
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CaUBB, BROTHERS,

nANKERs and Dealers in Stocks, Land War
. rants, Foreign and Domestic ES mango
Drafts on iRELAND from e and upvards,payabis
or demand furnished in sums 10 suit
Collections made, and Chcckf for enlo on al the
principal cties.
: s5opsIn5aeri State, and other Stocks bought and
sold or cOmuiissiyn.
Cinisis before the Departments promptly attended
TO- Remttauces made az lowest rates IN Nev
York Philadelphia. or Baltimoro FUNDS, as dc
sired Tor Notes or Drafts payable ~ the Ostrict,
Alexandra. Va, and other southern ctics.
Banking House, opposite Treasury Department
MarI-ir Telegraph d2vl
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BALTiMoUr AND svAS"rE"r"s RAIL
ROAD.
Passenger Trains Run Follows
- Asx2 800 IS. sak

Leave Washington at and a. M, lZs M
and p. IN.
Leave Baltimore al 4 and a. m, and
g p. IN NJ
on sunday the % and 81 trains from Wash
ington, and toe ID and 4th from Baltimore, arc
omitted.
Ticket. and baggage che ks to Philadelphia ana
Nca Work can be obtained . trims leaving at
a m and .. m Pa-sengerspi curing the same
secure the Tree transport OF theu'elvos aud bag
gage in baltimore aud PhiladelpI.a TO the next
railroad station.
Termination tickets 70 Bladcnsburg at Sl3 per
quarter, will be furnished upon application at tho
d5'Iice Il. II. PARSONS.
Eoeu Agent.
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MADAME BIsHor, we learn, will give concert
in this city the 18th instant.
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The CRoPs IN WIscossis.-We made short
excursion TO Janesvilc last week, passing through
portions Of Waukesha, Jefferson, Walworth and
Rock counuos The crops OF all kinds, we rejoice
10 sny, look most promising. II is the universal
testimony Of the farmers that in no previous year
has the winter wheat looked 80 well. There Is not
as great breadth Of II sovn ss last year; but, on
the other hand, there is a large increase in spring
wheat, Gate, rye, fax and barley. We observed,
too, many more cattle and sheep than we noticed
on the same route last year. strengthening WAS
in foil blast. The clip will be from twenty-five TO
forty per cent. more than last year and the quality
good The price for WOOL to be sure, has fallen of
Considerably since 1851, but the price Of sheep for
marketing has increased in sti larger ratio.
TlTtltraltie Sentinel.
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4 COUNTRY BOARDING WANTED. The
~ advertiser wishes to obtain boarding for ia
mily of four five persons during the summer
try house, within about six miles of w ashngton.
Address A. b., Republic office, Washington,
stating location, &c. May lS-ttif
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vJNHE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE CITY
i Of Washington declare the following to con
Nuisances

.NIisances:
Dead carcases, dead fish ofials Of fish, heaps OF
oyster shells ofals from butchers stalls slaughter
houses, or tam yards stagnant water in ponds,
marshes, sewers, or cellars; foul stables foul cow
houses, pens; foul privies, hog styes, and
dccoycd vegetables of all descriptions, whether
entire those portions thereof not used as food
which may be thrown cut from kitchens; horses
going at large with the CHAMBERS, iarcay, or other
contagious diseases; the drainage from Lighthouses
and soap factories; houses or buildings unoccuped
and in a state of diapidation or decay, endanger-
ing the lives or property OF those in the vicinity
The Commissioners OF the several Wards Will
to the enforcement of the foregoing regulations
relative to nuisances, and 10 the cxaction OF the
penalties prescribed by law.
All persons DESTROYS Of calling the attention
OF the Board TO the existence of nuisances arc re-
quested TO DO so in writing. addressed To the MEM
bers of the Board for the Ward in which such nui-
sance may exist, stating the nature OF the same,
with its location, &c.
BY order Of the Board:
THO. MILLER, NJ. D., President.
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DHALON'S CHEMICAL BALSAM, BAR
L ry's Tricopherous, Lyons Katharion, Ok Mar
row, &c. for the hair.
Also Cytherian Cream of Soap, and Rabbits
Shaving Powder, just received, and will be sold at
manufacturers' prices, at
STEVENS'S Sales Room,
June l2-6tif Under Browns Hotel.
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Sailing of me Arctic
Dec,,ion Acnin,l Me ~ Nnion.

Nav YoRK, juno l2.-The steamer Arctic snilcl
to-day with 40 passenger, and Si30 600 in spccie
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For freight or passage, apply TO
EDWARD X COLLINS x co,
No So Wallstreet N. Y.
BROWN, SHiPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
EG ROBERTS CO.,
i3King'sArms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE CO,
o6RueN otre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver bullion, specie, Jewery, pro.
cious stones metals, unless bills %! lading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof EXPRESSED
therein Dec
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FRE.-In the earlier part of Friday night an
attempt was made to set fire TO stable in the
of Mrs. Goggin's clearinghouse, Pennsy lvania
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets, and at about
/ o'clock Of the light the incendiary effort
proved successful in destroying the stable.
During the same night old house out East
Ca pito street was burnt.
These incidents compel US to repeat the neces
sity for some concert of action among the citizens
to aid the municipal organizations in detecting if
possible, the incendiaries aged in these daring
and frequently. occurring acts.
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suIi,Ts: suIHTsI SHIRTS:

NEW aud beautiful styles OF French emoroider-
~ OF Shirts ia pleasing variety Also. large
additional supply OF Dress Shirts OF tie inject quar-
ties md moot approved makers, just received
Shirts made 10 order IN The bert manner shp
,lcs fashion and good fife rantced in all cases.
al CIIAS n. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Cent? Furnishing
Mar21 Establishment, Penn. av., near ~ 81.
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BOOK-BINDERS' BOARDS AND RUSSIA
LEATHER.

DINDERS' BOARDS, from No. Is to No 60, n nd
ID four hundred Skins Of Fresh Russia Lgataer,
for sale by the subscriber. at northern prices.
Also. FIVE hundred Realms of fine Printing Paper,
"a 3S, for sale at mill prices, without freight.
Inquire at the Republic Office. j. GIDEON.
Nav
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ELEMENTS OF ELECTRO METALLURGY
II by Alfred Since, f. r. s.; vol, with numer.
Gus illustrations.
Gderoy, the Freebooter; a novel.
Eoline, or Magnolia Vale, novel; by Caroline
Lee Henz
Pencil Sketches, Outlines Of Character and
Manners; by Miss Leslie; parts.
June Ia FRANCK TAYLOR.
MISS LESI4lE'S PENCIL SKETCHES, or Out
I'VE lines OF Character and Manners.
Eoinc, or Magnolia Vale; by Mrs. Caroline Lee
Hcntz
J ust received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY.
June ii Booksellers, nca 9th ct.
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by order Of the Board
THO. MILLER, NJ. D., President.
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Miss READS SHARsPEREAN READINos.-By an
advertisement in this paper, it will be seen that
Miss II. F. Read proposes 10 give an Evolutionary
exhibition, by reading Shakspeare's play Of Mac
beth at Carusi's Saloon this evening. Miss Reads
abilities in this respect are attested by the Louis
vile Journal, the New York Tribune, and the
Home .LliirnnI and by other comnetent indpes
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TIE WAsHIsoToN LIGHT ISFANTzY propose an
excursion down the Potomac to- morrow afternoon.
The annual excursions of this old and meritorous
company have been literally patronized and ofthe
most happy character to all concerned. Co,illon
and concert music will add TO the pleasures of the
occasion; and large and gay company will no
doubt enjoy the pleasures of the excursion,
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

b'aabaSe rive Seh'h'
f TIE hours of departure Of the
tf5a5F7Fl.5 steamboat PHENiX will, until
1@Ssk22xza further notice, be Us follows:
Leave Twins wharf, foot Of King street, Alexan-
dria, at n %, NJ p a, and t. O'Clock.
Leave Pages wharf FOOT Of ia street, Washing
ton, at 81, l0i, l2!, 81, 5, and "A O'Clock,
Carriages, wagons, carts, and a.! kinds OF height
taken at greatly reduced rates.
S. SANDERSON, Captain.
o. This boat connects with the morning and
afternoon trains for Baltimore.
regular line Of oInnibuses connects with the
boat also. June IA
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
g a 6rt0t

wirb bitrmit 9e9eben cob bic unterSei6ne-
ten aIs Grecutorsn bes Ieeten 8iuenS uno
Seftomnts oss oaiforbsnsn 9enrp 08 olf
leetbin BON SaIbbur9 Saunf6tp, ee6a
Co., ernanut worben fino. Que oieieni9en
baber welte nod an befaote 9nterIaBen'
f6aft fbuIcen, Iino aufssfOrcert inerbaIb 6
@e6en abjubebubIen,-unb SOI6e Die nod
rettmdei9e Sorberunesn an bsfaete .Sin-
terlaeenf6aft baben, fino ebenfaus srfubt
ciefelben wobbeidti9t einsubrinaen, an
2poia 9Spif,
Spbu StppeL
aanuor %. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
6. 9R. SDGirftG,
6cnrp Snuosr.
Sr. 81 mrn'S
SrOntDttifOer Gnn9enzSprttp
fiji Die bciluu9 non
Suien, SsrfdItun9en, BrUnditifbe QuS
-. ., {


6ufen, SrtdItun9sn, BrUnd itifbe aus
Sebrun9, II. {, 10.
DcIr trcnbitil;b pulmcnifbs (cblr SliungpsQ;)
Srrup III ocm Gd6mad on9cnebm, oIrurlaht ftrn
letCttiteu uno ttns Stboatbt an0 tcb rertrei6t CT
6uitcn, 8crtiItun9cn i'm 8rpf uno an Den Sun9cn,
bttrtGt 8rcntbitt, lSat5taiosn, Qlttbma, tt. @r III
fbcn rcH ounpcrtCH 9Cncnmlen wcr6Cn unO Gr0utbt
MIR betonnt gu Fjn nm abdet gu lperbsn. Die 93sr6s
atbtCnoEn lo9tn, eaB en 9utt5 8ruitriin9uu9s
stu @rfcroerntG t uno oCs, a5 bas Rliutt0t iafrs:
LANCER 8tcbobhln9. wiro nun rrraeGrotbt UNI ben
W!an9d ;a erfe,n. - eeft ict9cnoss 3su9niB:
So $50 Rats Srafc, philadelphia,
Sttc6tr 20, 1851.
Da itb neutIb ecn elmer bsf9tn &UtiItun9, 6uittn
un0 Prut:bmtrj bCfaIcn puroG isB ib mid prttitsn
cncn 8triltb nit DR. 9Runn'S 6rcnCttbtm 0unaens
Srrup anuittlItn, uno nit &sr9niio;n fam id ia9cn
roB Der Gebroub elmer siuJ9sn 8ca mir cine raoitats
un0 9inllbe enoerun9 perlhofTte. GjtUSbnith parsn
6ttie QnfiIt pcn &craIna uno 6ultIn pen truGelIa:
mtr uno onboIttncer Notur; o6tr mcne uuitbe Gens;
Jung mar 70 unerIp0rtt tbne raB ltb rbt umbn fam
le psm br ccriHgitben uno fbSetartn Nittd os5 Or.
N2unn Wuihrtitsn. Stb BAIT: oub Gjtrgrn6eit oefln
periu9tfe g8rtun9 on lnbern gu bectatlu, uno tsbt
babsr nitt an, C6 ais nltne auiribti9s Jsirun9 Ut
ocbeu. ta5 tittr Sprup cine Der bsttn gJ9Goren Ger
art 1T, nltt il otr SaS 4utlitum 9tbradt rpuroe.-
eaGt Die 8ranttn ccnten nur ysrflbsu, unb i'd fitls
d6tryu9t roG fs uiAt 9aIufht ptroU.
g. Us. Sitter,
g0itcr an etr 2utt e. gRottbau5tirbt. GGu e.,
;pjf6Sn &aiS uno &ius un0 3. uuo A., qbilao.
.B.-glstit ctiatr gRtot;u bat Or q2uun audi Gin
0ijttd 9I9n GrgfaWwrj;n Gturat8ia, Eti.-TpeIdbe
nod fct0cn merrcn.
O[5"3u botsn Geu GjrCFIu uno &tsirsu i'm Sud,s
ftobr osS lyGtriDtciI, in gutntaun.
DGcmttr 4, 1851. nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
2G& ut numf!

SSaS 1T ba6 fit cit fnlter SSinter!
SSGnee uno SiiGc, ia Irlbit oic Sbren,
crfricrcn bintcr Dem Sfcn!
Qbcr efiount nod mcbr, aue ete erfrCrnen
9ltecer wercen turth zen ritb'iocn @ebraut
pon Dem etbteu tIbiriitbcn tSrottfpiri:
tuS in pier Soqcn 9cbClt.
0ieIe5 lbdebore Sotimihd 1T bis jet
nur edit in Der 2(potbrfe ce5 Or. N0nowSfp
in Qusntouu einSt9 uno oucin gu botcn
,Sunoerte Don Stoiben, Uclde bis icet ver.
abrctt, eebm bic teten 8eusniTe eiefeS
Urcanums. gGcr oJfo nit rfrorncn @Iic'
eern belafet in uno Itb ttcft5 unon9cncb'
men @efubIt6 enttcbi9rn viii, luie al IN
msiuem SruaifObr, piete Sbur untcr ccm
pcifamt, SamiltOu Stro5c, Nuentoun.
{" Stobrboltern unc Oru0ittcn i'm Gonoe
uiro Gin loIicer Rabatt btmiui3t.
9r. 80. S. ONnQp&fp.
Sanuar 90. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
Oahliht Oo0uerrean12imnler

5u iNNUtlD pub VI IpVVSH N'HF
Sablibt Sa9uerreanrSimn1er
rrSfTutt bat pdlbs DEFENDERS gu esm @ncSptd erbaut
Iino, I'M eitbtitecr cbcr Da9unrrchpn in mS9tblttr
0tlltcmmcnbeit 81 nGbmen. 0tclcS ectal NJ IN osr
6amlltcn StraBt, cin0e Sbdren unt1balb Der Refcr;
mrttu STRIDE, I'M britttn Stcct nG5 ScGduoss ron
orn. 9. 8. g3uIb'S Sfn:gBaOrcnloST.
cyuecm ee cine CrlpiCIne Sbotlatbt it, SoB Da0utr;
rean 8ilcnjds in pobrcm Yulpstttp uno ribtt9tm
ebt uno Stboten nur mittclf ctuG6 Oohlidts 9cnCms
men wtrctu tGnnen, uno tnom Ittb Der llntrbretens
cntIbtcltn bat ttln pllo aus tlnen 6Inocn aehen ~
laNen cbne euB Cs in itoer onid)t prtItcmmcn wdrs
wunlbt CT taB QIe SChe Die Gin tcrrette6 8lontb M
batGu pUnlhGn i'm nit ibttm 3uprutb tGCbrcn mEtbs
tGn @r liCfIrt 8oniTt nit cbcr chnt Sarbcn, ctnWIn
ceer mcbre yuiammCn auf ClnSr 9atte, IN Ctnem StN
Oer uribQtrefhb bier cctr IN otn 9roBtrn Stdcttu
Die eoaG ttner 3umtr III rcn iclhcr ReIcboitnbett
coG Gin prlltcunsncr SdbmCj ron etbt uno Stbasn
uno cnatb bic kttnsibuItblttn GtlibeauSortdt tSm
9ilce ou'1eOridt pCrotn.
Den IomGn, pclcbc fb wclltn obntbnsn lo'iirL
miro cmpfrIlen, ftb nit Sne runt,n rotr h9ur'rttn
CrcF ~ tIotn.
9silontfs mcrtcn ocucnneu pcn cbcr GrSFs. 0n
trtcn rrchl olS bctn So0tr ouf bic ocrtcittn glots
ten, in GGts, 0tttt6, 9rultuanCln, Sn9rrin9i Ew.
e. orcg lno bic &crthrite tt6 NodIldtS Zap CT i'm
Stanoe III rcuttmmCrc @GtnblrT pcn Anctrn IN oem
fur;cn 3ltrom utn Setuuon iu ntbncn. gretf
Der gllOnfs il nab Cjr6Rc uno &rkrtt0un9 Alt
gillNer iuO narrantirt t t0utrboft 81 iIn.
o. Der @lnQau1 ~ cti9en 3mmr 1T cltcrt NuN
uutrbolt J. .. Bucb'S SknsQHOOrtno@r
81. y. SutruttlcuCu in ctilr Nnlt Utrrtn trs
ttN unp 2Yorou5 uur 3r9'tSr 9itlfat an GitQ Yrtt;
tn
9. B. 9urcatp.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
Sanuar {
Gin S6ubma6er
utrb Sp0leiCb Oerlan0t.

Gin lsbier S6ubmddber, Der fefn Sc
I6dft gut perltebt. Fam cine bsrrIibe SteIle,
100 &unbfdbaft 9snu9 fur 3 ODER 4 4rbelter
nbalten wsroen fam, fineen, rpenIf CT lib
1o9lsi6 in SissTSpiae, eeba Gauntp, msl'
bet, bel Samuel Ste9er.
Ssbruar 5. "3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
N16rt6t
Sanuar Is.

wirt tiermit sesebeu, cab Der untsrSeitbnrte
ais Qominitrator BON Der SintsrIafsn'
Gtaftce5 perfforbeuen ST Stepben,
lsetbin pon Sberfaueou Sfhp., eeba 60,
anaeiteut mOrbsn it, Quc ScI6e eaber,
Die nod an teiaste SinterIaiIeuftaft f6uI.
big Iine, wsrben biermit sebeten innerbaIb
2 Wonaten ansurufeu uno abSubeSablen {;
uno Solbe, bic nod rebtmdbi9s Scroerun.
aen an be1aete SinterIa6enfbaft Su MAIDEN
baben, beIicben cieIetbs innerbaIb befa9ter
Seit aud einSubrin9en, oamtt QIles in
Ri6tiateit aebrabt werosn Fam.
Sanforo Stepben, S6rlautrn.
Sonuor 8. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
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miro biermit 0egcbcn, ba6 Der unteneidnets
aIS @rscutor pcn Ger SinterIafsnfhaft
Der rerlforbcncn Sufanua &spIsr. left,
bin uCn gliecumatun9is Sidpr Gefa @aun.
tp, auQeGteQt mcrOcu 1T 4ue 9ieicni9en
oabe, welbe nod an bsia9te 9intsr'
tafIenIhaft fduloi9 Ino, wercen 9ebrten
innabalb 2 Monatcn bel Dem untsrSei6ne'
ten an5urufen uno ab;ubsSo blen uno ale
oieieni9eu welhe nod rshmd6ige GCrcsr'
unoen baten m6een fno ebenfau5 erfutt,
Iol6e innerbalb befa9ter 3eit wcbIbeitdtiSt
sinjubdnci9en an
S0itpb sSe6to.
Sonuar Is. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
S 2eltt! 2eiet!1
Sr. SSfanc 9. Wsnnn's
Sh6BbQre 0fcDilinelt.

SWuBUGCG WCtUl6IHeH.
0os Yutlitum ptro NIT Stsuosn bic 8unos pGrnsbs
mcr, ooF entlttb elm pejirbcs 6siIpd cntpsdt uuroc
fir sne latt9e unO oudtGnos 8sibwtres, Den blaHen
Suitcn,-cln SRltttl UdtbtS eCnsttGn auf Die STUFF
elmer 9spSbnIibe 8ertituu9 bsratmlocrt uno in Dis
lEcden pelltrmman furlrt, in oiIen Sien no Die
HnrttIun9tn bcfclt merotn @s rottet ibn 70 9dngttb
aus, Dag nbt Die 9n9its Assticn in pals ror eun9c
mrudGJtt icuoern alle Oreane rein tbHt3 uno 9euno
berItg Digie Reoilin 1T burtb Dr. Nlunn in iaiaer
pripaprar5 NIT 70 QrcGcm grfcI9 9etrautbt rooroGn
uno bat 10 ptets aus9ttbnstt Rurtn bptrt oaB CT tb
entihlcen bat auf Den brn9snocn Runltb finer Srtuus
DC uno Sclher bic ocItn 6ctrdftt rfabrCn b0ben, es
gum at9cmclncu GjI6routb pry ta5 qubttum gu brn:
gen. Or. Wunn 1T Gin re9n6Bl9 9t6lloGter QrSl uno
bittt iSbcn fit mtbr Os spOnS9 SObrcu fine 9on3c
HufmGrtamtsit untrmUot uuo auSIhIiIftitb ouf cine
aus9coCbnte unO crfeI9reibe Qroris 9CritbtCt Die
meotStnRbe Sotutit bat Ibcn tlt Sobrtn otr9eGens
nab cnCm Niittd fir eiels bIbuctitbe uno oft oirtG
cper inoirett tGbtie GpoCmc 9Sfrrfbt-ect ftt3snts
3eueuiTe Gurcr SfaGbbarn
uno 9ttauutsn, pttbs h0s gNittd errrcbt baGcn.
GaIfcn, Stt l5, 1851.
Or Sindt q. 9)turn: gSerfbtr 6trr-H6 babe Sbrs
3leStSiH an einCm msiucr Sintcr 0ebraudht, Wed6es
lpdbrcnD bcm lCBtcn Spmmer bGftio ppm bi0uen hu
fen grpI0at MAR uno id mu6 9cttbcn SaB bic 96ir'
tund OlIe meiuc @rlpdrtun0en ibertraf. Ger 6uteu
9lCt6 iopeit acGOben b0B e. nur nod elmer 0cs
ppbuliben Scrt0tun0 0lei6fam. Der ip0smatiitht
oatr frampfdrti0c @6arattcr Der Srantbctt pcr!or m
fat ouIsrbitItb, ,uno in ctpo Q8ptDen ppm 0eginn
Scr Sr0nTbfit un0 2Spdcn n0db Der CrRcn ?npens
snn3 Ees A?ttcls w.r & SEr %noHs asiGno. SD fann
tun1cn SurilttbltGben, ioHecrn Der &raec IN fsitStm
uonfon,nler 9cilno. SD pttromts Sore 9Neoi;n al;
cine Cbr tbaBb0rc rno 0eGe bt otSbGl6 1erHe racin
8euonG. Ser tlau 6uacn MAR eeie Sa6rs;cit bier
eppcmtfdI une td metB pOn ptlen @ittrn Die eicics
9ttIel an iBren Sinoerr 0ttrautbteH ur6 fd iIGcr
feine prOmpte SSirslng trtEten. @rGtbcnt Sbr
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g0itrn Oft q, 1851.
GDtr Gatcn Or. aolunn's 6uftniDrup mabrtnp rent
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-12
9 Scotn9un8ent
@rOBe Nufre9llrlg !!
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ipegcn ben fplenbiben Giittrn, Die
Sdrnipn, 9Sa9ner S Sp. 9egeil<
ipartig an crIten Soften, ia emit
&c fo9ar unter erften Soften psr<
faufen.
Stun 1T Die Seit I'M 6clS 81
fparen bsim Qlnfnn1 beS nEitfn
Sabrcs, tnbem man 0nruft INN
G6 einen Stpd BON bcn lppblfellen
Sntern beS 9Spifsitubrs clnIe9t.
Qlub 1T eS cine febr fbidli0e Sett
I'M altc NeCbnun9en, Die nod
ausfebsn mD9en abtuf6lieBen.
.Gpmmt nlfp' unb rufet al BET
Samipn, SSa9ncr S Sp.
Sanuar 8. nq-