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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
Notjces Of v. h. Palimcr's Agency.
financial.
4XUU.UUU Err D AND Mason COUNTY


{ SWU,OOO Err no AND MASON COUNTY IN
"a CITY OF NASHVILLE kentucky bonds
nsen Gilbert johnson, Insurance Buildings Wilham-st,
a r sole Two Hundred Thousand Dollars of the Six per
t Bonds Of the above Counte: and City with interest
s0nA payable semi annually, in the City Of NswYork
he Bonds Are for 600 each the principal rcimbursabIe
s Bonds were issued to the Maysville and Lexington
sd Company in payment of stock subscriptions TO that
~ made by the above Counties and City by authority OF
the people, unanimously in the City Of Maysvlle
gy heavy majorities in the Counties.
Road to which the Bonds are issued Is n.ty-e nsi
- long and the Cities of Msysvile the Ohio
AVE-, aud Lexington in Fayette County The estimated
% the work is and the stock subscriptions are
Counties Of Bourbon Fayete and Mason are all pop
uand wealthy. The soil is unsurpassed in fertility In any
The Report @ s s1SS. the so r
'''''' V v" Taxable Property. Population.
scloon'' '''.'''....''"'.'silylI aaSSs
ssYette ................... lLIo6ISo Zo,lE
ksAon. Sl5ib4S SASSS
above Counties entirely of debt excepting for
u recent Railroad subscriptions amounting to 81 U0OO,
which they bold equal amount of Railroad stock The
Wy OF Maysvie has population Of about 5000 and tax
oe property to the amount of 100000 II is the point
the Ohio River in the County OF Mason, of anshpment
the whole northeastern section of Kentucky, OF mer
NE influence Of tho Of roads eonvegng upon it
md forming connections with all the rich central regions OF
Aentucky and with the principal lines Of Railway running
ohton and wealth Maysvle owes now debt Of $7oO0o
but has to the of $4,000 and revenue Of
psoo exclusive Of the tax for Railroad purposes This in
Seaedness Is based capital of $50 exhibited
oy the Assessors books which does give than two
thirds of the actual value.
The consuonahy Of the issue Of these Bonds has been
smed by the Circuit Court and Court Of Appeals Of the
State Of Kentucky which forever settles tina, question The
Seart Of Appeals decided that their collection be
ced by wt OF mandamus and the individual property OF
every citizen subjected to the payment
The Kentucky members of Congress certify to the perfect
security of these Bonds and Mr. Clay adds his testimony 70
Their value. He says:
These three Counties among the richest believe;
xcng Jefferson they the three richest In that State.
he Bonus are executed under the authority of the Leess
tss~ and Its power 20 grant that authority has been recently
ahned ey the highes, Judicial tribunal in Kentucky
certain no doubt that the principal and interest OF the Bond
sespee;'Neiy wi De paaeusy paid they become due.
Saeh my confidence in the safety Of investment in theee
should feel perfectly secure '~ '4
VI am with high respect, your Obedieut servant,
.s.u.., ,,, "H CLAY"
dersigned ~ S~ ~ ~'s ~A
Ihese Bonds Otter one Of the best perfectly safe avenues of
GiLbEkT JOHNSON, Insurance Buildings, wilHam-st
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OOT,D MINING in CALIFORNIA

N The Books of the MANHATTAN QUARTZ MIN
ING COMPANY open for the sale Of Stock at the Com,
panys Office No 2oS Broadway, NewYork City Capital
Sl5d 900; shares 800 each: 80 cre. r.
This Company located in Grass Valley California It
has rich and extensive claims and is the
heaviest and most extensive machinery shipped to Cal
;nia The President and of the Trustees have been
practically engaged in Quartz Mining
full account of this Company may be found in The Day
Tribune of March Persons wishing pamphlets giving an
account Of Quartz Mining in general and OF tins
fee or by addressing by mail postpaid ncosns two stamps
JOHN A. COLLINS, No. 2Cs Broadway, New-York City.
JOHN A. COLLINS, President
Horace GREELEY, Secretary and Treasurer
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AIOTICE of application for the discharge

insoven from his debts, the Of
third article OF the FIRST title s the hhh chapter OF the seccnA
part the Revised Statutes In the matter OF uZAL WARD
an insoyent debtor Notice published iih February Credit
appear before JOHN w MILLS ESQ., County judge At he
Office White Plains, the ssh April At ten oeoc in te ore
lei IawloSS~
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

-ITains
Railroads run daily Sundays excepted as follows
Leave Monroe and Toledo at ais AM arrive at Laporte
AT NJ thence passengers 90 by stage Plank Road IS
mile, to Michigan City, thence by 40 miles TO Aims
worth and BY II miles TO Chicago After Feb by
cars through to Chicago
Returning to Laporte same way-can Leave Lsporte az
$50 M and arrive at Monroe and Toledo at 54o PM -
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne at Sturgls with
Ioeanspo La Fayette and Indianapolis at Sonth Bend;
and other places the line with the principal towns nc h
A. Toledo this line connects at 545 PM. or AM with
the Lake Erie South Shore route by stage and railroad 70
Cleveland thence by railroad and stage 10 Ere thence
,a;lroad via Dunkrk NewYork by stage from Dunkrk
IN Buffalo and by cars after Feb. l.
The P NJ train on the New-York and Enc Road, con-
meets with the Lake Shore train.
Passengers Cleveland take cars all the way 70 fitts
burrh thence by railroad and % miles staging to Phiade
nina and New-York or Baltimore and hington-Adran
Ian IA 1852 E. p WILLIAMS, Superintendent
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VENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

NJERSEY- Spring arran gements April |, 1852.
For White House and intermediate places from pier No
North River, by steamboat RED JACKET, at A. NJ. i
eight-and P NJ. and connects at Elzabethtown with
trains on the Jersey Railroad which leave New
from foot of Courtlandtst- at A. NJ and A NJ. Return
10 p NJ; Somervile, at 4-feight and sos A. NJ and
2O5 p NJ Painfed at 5.l0-feight, and $40 A NJ and
$40 p Nj Elzabethtown at 7lo and o.So A. NJ and bio
p M. an
ard Manch Chunk Pa and Pennington and Clinton, N. j.,
will fake the A. train from New-York and Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and Saturdays for NewHmpton, Washington,
Belvdere Peapack and Pluckamne
RA baggage at the risk of the owners until delivered
into the actual Of the agents of the Company and
CHECKS or receipts given therefor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

The stages Cor Squa and Freehold win run IN connection
with boat Stages convey passengers to all parts OF the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat on
account Of the ownen
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THE NEWBORN ard LIVERPOOL
IL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships

Il UNITED STATES NAH, STEAHEKS.-Iho mp
composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC. Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Lnce, BALTIC, Capt. Comstock-
, ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These sps have been bu by expressly for Gov
Every has been taken IN their con.
stuction, also in their Engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une-
qualed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
NewYork TO Liverpool IN rclass cabin, so IN second
do $40 exclusive of extra size ssterooms from
Liverpool to NewYo-k ESQ and $40 An experienced sur"
qeon attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

NEw-JERsEY ZINC COMPANY !
Transfer Office No. 81 Liberty-st)
NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
Y ter of the New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Co. has
the Directors The title by the act is changed to New
Jersey Zinc Company" I
and the stock Of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and
Manufacturing Company will be exclaimed for the new
stock (NewJersey Zinc Company upon application az TINS
Office. JAMES L. CUhIlo, rresoent.
Neu.York March 1852
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NORPOR ALTON NOTICE.-Pnblic notice 10

thereby sven TO the owners occupants
improved unmpoved lands affected thercoys
that the following been completed by the Aessoss
and ar. LODGED in the for
nation by persons Interested, for BUILDING sEwkkm
FIN ST. from Anthony st. point al or seef
10 the Intersection Leonarst The limits embraced BY such
houses and lots OF ground vacant
lots pieces and both sides OF Elm ct, be-
tween Anthony Leonast All whose interests ara r.
ed by the whs opposed 10 he
sane or either of them requested present their obeons
Whiting 10 the uuderssne Office. No Hall OF Becorss
within this noccOMce Buesu u Az
SEES. ments, Street Department, April II, 1861
SAMUEL H. DIX MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAsse~ou.
IA
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6teamboats an6 Railroads.

LNOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
u FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior steamers
EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benjamin Brsyton, and STATE
OF MAINE leave ON alternate days Sunday excepted)
rom rier no n r. near the Battery At For
TlSDALE BORDEN, Agents, Nos. 10 and II west-st
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW
i YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U. g. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Through in IT hours-New-Jersey
Railroad VIA Jersey City leaving at ~ foot
Philadelphia at 12 and "a NJ and 81 p NJ from foot Of
Wanutst Fare reduced to - for sclss and y 50 for
second-class.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above Inca and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ and 81 p. M. lines from New-York
with through conductors.
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
l\Ttans leave u follows Sundays excepted from pier
Mail TRArs At A. M. for Dunkirk and al Stations
NEwBURcH ExPREss TRAIN at IL. ~
Way TRAIN, at 4P NJ for SudenA Oxford and infcrme-
date Stations
EVENING ExrsEss TRAIN, at p NJ, for Dunkirk con,
Meeting with Dunkk and State Line and Es1s 40
Noxth-EsE Railroads. foy Enc, Pa-New OK Dec - Ls't
- CHAS. MIN0T. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

VERMONT VALLEY and CON-
" Meeting RAILROADS TRANSPORTATION
Co-Freights for Burlington St. Johnsbury, 0gdensbursh
and Montreal and all inemsdate SSns wa New a
precisely SP NJ from Pecksp. Great reduction Of prices
Tor passengers and freight Through tickets BY railroad 70
eli The nr;ncipal northern towns the NY and NH RR
Office Ma 81 Canal-st, NY. For particulars apply to
r HYDE Agent Office No. 152 South-st, NY.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice ID

Of Aldermen for SEWER in FORTY NINTH ST., between etA
and 7th MERCER ST. from Bleeckcr to Amiy ct
having thereto requested %
present the Engineer this once on 90 -
NICHOLAS DEAN, PresideBe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number of thirdcass passengers viii be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found in provisions
From Philadelphia S From Liverpool. 6 guineas
Certificates OF passage viii be issued here parties who
DESTROYS of bringing their friends at corresponding
Freight fine goods 6s per tun and goods hard
ware Sc- will be taken subject TO agreement.
Frstclass steamships ply between Liverpool and Glasgow,
Hayre Rotterdam Leghorn Marseies and other Medter
ports by which goods be shipped Liverpool
and thence by this hne to Philadelphia direct.
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried on each ship.
AL goods the agents Philadelphia and Liverpool
viii be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
For freight passage, apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDS0N, Philadelphia and New-York.
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO., Liverpool.
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NOTICE is hereby given, according to law, to
IN al pesons having claims against JOHN H. sfMoSsoN, late
the City Brooklyn, deceased that they required erh
With the vouchers thereof 90 the Subscriber fncs
syker his Office, the County crAs oaee the City HAn.
ia the city Brooklyn before the l4h day Of July
Dated Jan. ., 1854 FRANCIS II. SIRfkER 4, ...,,r.
jl0 isw6mSs HANNAH sIMoNsOS.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sulrogute

II OF County Of New YORK. hereby al pssss
bsvns claims JAMES SCRi MckOuR. late oi Ia, C,y %
New fo lvem'A deceased to present The s~me 9th ,csehss
thereof the subscriber bis occ. No Nassau &C the Cv
OF New YORK. before the sih day OF July New
York, the i7th day ofJanasry, 1854 JANIS IhArsk.
ill law6ms Pubic AdministrstoG
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NOR ALBANY-Without change of

IL Cars-FARE REDUCED. " % hegUnMJ Nh
Safety Combiaed-The Of THE NEW-fOkh AND
HARLEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall STATION, New
York daily, Sundays excepted, at o'clock n and I'D
p M-New-York March II, 1852 ID. SLoAT, supI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

OFFICE ROCHESTER AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD Co.
CANANpAIGUA, March q 1852
EOURTH Observation-Disclosures.
A call of $40 on each share of the untitled stock Of this
Company has been made by resolution Of the Board OF Dec
tors payable on the Goth OF April next. ,,,xx
Payments may be made to the credit OF CHA 81; SEf-
MOrR Treasurer at the Office of Mess Duncan, Sherman
Co. NewYork; Mesns. J. E. ThayeI Brother, Boston;
Bank Syracuse Bank Of Auburn the Rochester City BANK
at this Office.
Certificates Of deposits made in the abovenamed offices to
be forwarded to this Office. CHAS. SEYMOUR Treas.
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In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

III County OF New York hereby al
having AGAINST JAMES MATHESoN. late Of the CITY New
YORK. deceased the same with vouchers thereof To- the
Office, No the City OF New fork
before the cath day Of July nexDaed New York. the nth dag
OF Jsnnary lsSs JAMES $ THAyER, Public Administrator
lawsm
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, according to

IN al persons hs,ins Glazing THOMAS wrNNS,
late Of Brookyn
required exhibit the with vouchers thereof
cber, Edwin Coin his No - sT,h II
New lok. before s4,h day OF Msrh nsxtDsis
Der 10. 1851 EDWIN COffiN (r...x,..~
a20 iawtuSs FRANCIS NlNfON. "~'N'-
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BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS tMiddletown,) and RED BANK.-New and SPLEEN
did steamboat THOMAS HUNT Captain A. IL Hszserty,
will leave New-Hayen pier Pecksp, East RIVER As oi-
lows
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

OF the County Of New rork hereby all
claims MARY CROSfHMAlTE, late OF the
City OF New widow de-sed present the with .oaeh-
subscriber his ONCE Bowe and
City Of New YORK. before the twenty second dag OF
April nsst-Dated New Yo the sixteenth day OF October Si
OILS law6mS< WILLIAM H. VAN COLT, Executor
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Ocean gteamers, &f.

,>o>.>DDDooN>NNOO~>>N~~ >NN>Dyv~D~~>D.>->~.~>o>
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
" For BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON.-The U. s.
Mail steamship HERMANN, Edward Higgins U. s. NJ
Commander will sail for Bremen, touching Southampton
to land the mails and passengers for England and France
SATURDAY April 24th from Pier No. North River at II
O'Clock, M.
PRICE PASSAGE
In First Nanin, MAN Saloon
In First CABIN, Lower saloon. lO0
An experienced Surgeon is attached to the ship
All letters pass through the Post Office.
Specie delivered in Havre and London.
For passage or freight apply to
MOLLER. SAND RfERA, Agents No. IS South-st.
The steamship WASHINGTON will succeed the Her
mann, on the 22d May.
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DEDUCTION of FARES BETWEEN
III PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL-The LIV-
ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO. in
tend sailing their new Steamship as follows
TuSs.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2l25 Capt. Robert Leitch.
CITY OF GLASGOW, l,6l0 Capt. William Wyhe
FROM PHif.ADEL PHiA
CITY OF GLASGOW Thursday, May
CITY OF MANCHESTER ............. Thursday, June
CITY OF GLASGOW Thursday, July
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Thursday, July y
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW. "Wednesday, April
CITY OF MANCHESTER ............ Wednesday May
CITY OF GLASGOW. "Wednesday June
CITY OF MANCHESTER. "Wednesday, June 50
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM PHILADELPHIA. LIVERPOOL. .
Saloon snse Staierooms.. $50 Saloon SINGLE
double double
- forward - IS forward Is -
,lpI,,. Sen
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
Mail steamship ATLANTIC, Capt. ]. West--This
steamer will depart with the u S. Mails for Europe posi-
lively SATURDAY April H. at II o'clock NJ from her
for For freight passage, having unequaed accommoda-
tons for elegance or comfort apply to ..
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the Atlantic and
sail May |, 1852
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NOR CHARLESTON.-The new and
splendid steamship MARION, M. Berry Commander,
win leave pier No North River THURSDAY, April H.
at o'clock p NJ precisely. For freight apply on board,
where all bills of fading will be signed and for passage at
'A' SPdFFORD TILESTON CO., No. 4s Southst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-22
ndlrihf

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wiro hermit 9egebcn, oaB Der llnterSsIdnete
als GrrutOr pUn cCr StntCrIofcnfdaft
Der perifortenen Guiana 6 eUfer lest
bin non Nieorrmacun9ie Slapr eeta Gaun
tp. angefieut mOroen it, Que Dieicniaen
eaber. wrlte nod an befa9ts ,6inter,
la1enfbaft fhuIoi9 iino, wsretn 9e6een
innelbalb Mcnaten Bel bsm untsrSsi6ne
ten anjurufen un6 abjutebobIen.- uno ale
tieieni9en nsIhe nod re6mdbi9e Soresr.
uneen baben m6een, iino ebenfaus erfutt,
fOI6s innsrbuIb befu9ter 3eit wobIbefd!i9t
einjubdneisen an
Spfcpb Uestp.
Sanuar Is. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-22
39roclat1tafioto.

SintemaI Der 4tbtbare afcbina.
MeGartnep. preiieent. 9iidbter In Den
perfdieoenen Gourten pon Common Ylea5
pom britten @eribts 8sSiff, belfebsnb
aus ben Gaunttee Nortbampton uno eeda,
I'm Staat pennlpIuanisn. fraft ftines amtes
prefioentritbter Der perfhicbenen Gourten
BON Dyer uno Sermincr uno au9smsincr
@sfdnsnieerIeci9une in befa9trn Gau1tieS; !;
nno Saeeb Dillineer unb peter 6aa5,
Gfars.. 9ebhIfstibter Der GClrten BON Dyer
unb Germiner uno au9emeinsr 9sfdngnis.
GrIebiaung fir Die &ittun9 pon Saupt' unb
aneern 8erbre6en in srfaetem eeta9auntp,
ibren 8efsbl ali mid 9sridtst babtn, worin
tie eine Court pcn Sper unb Sermincr uno
UitrteIidbri9er Sieun9 pon Common Qlcas
anberaumen, welte gebaIten wereen fou In
Der Staet daentaun, fur eas @auntp peba,
auf ben
1ften Mfcutng I'M 0fpmat Tcbrnar,
1852. wslteS Der 2te Sag ees bela9ten
MonatS III, unt ,peIdc cine 8O6e eauen
miro.
60 miro bermit Nohribt or9cbcn, an
ale Srieecn5rtcbtsr unb @oniiobal tnnerb0Ib
ecs bsfo9ten Gountv6 pcn Getta, Dap Iie
Damn uno bafsIb(l Nt in ei9cner Yerfpn nit
ibrcn &Ou5, 0Ietcrc5, SnquiiitiUnen uno
@rominatipnen ctnSufincen toten, INN bren
pfidtcn vor erfagter Court atSuwortcn.
1eSglei6en weroen ouob oue bicieniqcn
wsIde ge9en @efangene in bem gtfin9nib
ot5 @auntp3 ecbo ol3 &td9cr eter 3euQcu
dubutreten boben, bsnothrobti9et ra6 hr
iib anoort uno oafsIbft cinSufinccn bobsn,
am ciefcIben 6u prrfeauiren, nie e5 ibneu
6eht ounfcn mag.
@e9sben unter mcincr Sdnb, in Der Gtoct
QlIentaun, biefeu l5ten Sag Sanuar, i'm
Sabr unfer8 6crru 1852.
Gctt srbalte Die 9t9Futtt.
9USePb 8. Slsnbars, SderiT.
~Qub fcQ cine Special Court lfatt'
firoen, dnfon9eno WpEto95 Den l6teu Sc
bruar, UNI 10 ubr 8Urmitto95, wCpou Su-
rors, 8su9en, etc. Sbadt nebmen werbeu.
Sanuar Is, 1852. nqb@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-22
S6dRbnrcB gi9cntbum
Uefeutlici, ssa stcranttfctt.

Sanllla9s ben 3ltrn Sauuar, um | tibr
Na6mittaas fcl ouf cem Giocntbum lsIbi
6fsntIib ostfauft mtrorl:
9sp. a-@ine Stitf 2ano,
9eltgen in steutras. Wiroamasunatc 8dun
fdip, Gedo Gauntp. Smilhtn 2 Sna6en.
mcvrn bic cine Von SrcrIastoun nach 9etb.
lebcm uno Die anoerenab @estcsviue fubrt (;
enttaItenc 33 4fer, mebr Ober weni9er,
dnf eirfem Sthf beiinba fh Elm outer
GepfsIbaumgartrn. NalIelbs fdnu fsbr pOr
tbciIboft In eOtten ouS9eIeet werosn eis
ftbr f9idIibe GdddftspIdec MAIDEN Mir
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-22
9SerftDr SaiSfc.

SoI9enosS III sin SerjeihniB Ger &ebt8.
fdQe, weIde BEL Der ndtbfen Court pOn 9et a
GauntD uerb6rt merben foCen:
SrIcmon @oIbrrt 9gDen 9Cnrp @utb
unc Guesrs.
Benjamin Grim 9c9cn GIiab Swcns.
GtrYbeu SaQjtt unc 50. 8e8en Seremiob
Sitter.
9Onattan 6. Gnau6 Sc8en GictOn Sal
Ienbab
Sobn 8u6 9c9en SatOb s. SciIr.
@ecr9e &uorIpb oe0en SObn &utcIpb,
@eter 9Cffman'8 9lueu ae9enSComcn
Sc9eI,
WUap 5eB 9e9cu Solomon 0f6,
GdnieI PuB at0en 00pic Wub.
GbaIt5 0oisr'5 NUeen 9c8Cn GSiLldm
6ronb
Mob'Cn 9uttcr cf0cn oenrY 0eIfrib.
SmD Neuba,c mo 8rau 9s9en Nbro.
BAN Wouno uno 0runotemcbnet.
Sciie Hrciuia oeacn 9otban BbtteIp.
@iutom Staner'o Nugin 9e9cn 9enrp
RCmi9
0aVio Grnep uno Grau 9e8m SamueI
Rinesr,
Senrp Sttt 9sDen Sacob 0eiB.
Sacob Soe9er 9e9en cen Sur9cB uuo
Council pCn Qucntouu
S. g. S0muclS, Srctb.
Sanuar Is. na6@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-22
&1ra0ffeilrel Oionllnlente, 9iIeb.

u. f. 10, 70 ftb6n uno biut9 psrferti9cn, ale
ois6 ir9enopo font sel6ebsu fam. Da
iie INNER Ctnen arOBsn BUuatb oon isoer
Grt Warmor auf 6auo baitCuf 70 iinp Ie
llet5 bereit to5 @ubIifum 9sraee nab
Mnnith iu bcnienen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-22
General
9G'iToafG)
fpnllllt!
Ser GGieO 8ur9cr
1T aber f0pn bn!
0a ct 1T nod ra,
pbftboil e6 Die6 er
fei fort1eto9en!
Die WUDlfeile SfenftDmieDrrei
III 9Illentour.

unterSsidneter wOlte feline Sablrriten
Sreunoe unb Gunben cdrauf aufmertfam
MAIDEN, ca6 er Gle Sfsnfbmiebcrei nod inns
mer an itinem aItCn Stanbploee in Der
Nurn SroBs, n0reIidb pom Sieref, uno st
nige Sblren pbcrbalb Groi0'5 Stobr, fort
bshdbt, unb S:par au50cccbntcr aI5 ie, uno
oaB er ge9enwdrti9 cine berrlthe QuswabI
SoIss nmo SODlens Sefen
ouf 6ano bat Su oar 8bat cine Ih6nere,
beIIuc uno wUbIfcitre du5wobl S,ftn ii
uo6 ME in Quentaun gum 8ertauf an9e
bcten mOrcCn. Dlefc Morte rperben aber
oft Qebrdudt, uno menn man bic Sahe un
terlutbt, IO III c5 monhmol nur ,,cn QtOb
@efrifh uuO weuig Wouc" Ser 8urgcr
0ber foot @ut ictcr eis Wobrbet -uno wer
e5 nttt Qt0ubr, Der rufe an uno uberieu9e
iicb feIbR, - ra5 Unlhaucn fOltet Ncrace
mas c5 ir0cno 40 fonlt fOllct, ouBr man
Qcbt ins =, ,Stcb"- nomItCb u dts. HbGr
mcr taufru mill Scr muB Drum niht bcnten
CAP er Cbne 0efauft wiccer wcqfUmmt, ocnn
ale @eitm0de Fam CT nit ieiner bCrrIitCn
1luSwobl bcfrieoiacu, urb mCblfgiIsr fam
man nir9cno5 foufen-uno man mus ech
SuQebeu caB Elm SecCr Att auf feline ciQencn
SntereiIen BAT uno wer ba5 bat, befubt
Rbsr ceu 8uracr, che er fcnitwC Fault.
SfcnrUDr uno &rOmIrncltt
bat er aud cine 0rO6e Hu5wobI duf 5ant
-uaturIib oueS 9oul biUtQ.
Sin Enforcement SleCDipGdrcn.
Sin fCbr fh6ne5 unO cauaBafteo NNOrtc'
mtnt 8Iebwaaren alIC5 mas in ottltm
Sad 9cwuuftt miro, fincct man cbCnfotIS
tei ibm, unb oaSu nod 70 biut9-io bili9 =
ccnn bel ibm fiurCt man gar ntbt9, eo5
nibt wOGlfstI 1T.
S0CDrinncn (UScr IanSclJD
oufcrti0t uno bcfclnQt CT ouf cic oauebaf'
ttite 1ht, auf Die turSelle NnbCt8e uno 5u 0cn
bi0i9deu preifcn. r.
RS SIR olte8 @Us Gupfer, 3inn uno
Mrfn9 bsSoblt CT Die bOhlen Wotttprei'e.
IN Gu5toufb fuy Boarcn Cocr boor @rlo.
Griit oanfbor fur bisber 9cucnGue 1uno
daft - uno leju 8rlfrtbcn fou immctbm.
Elm. Srceu lu ttfvccjafn oCr rcn tim
sauit uuo mchr fdnn bod Ncmaur tbuu-|
mo 8icle tbun oit5 njtt uuo t6nntcn Ca
AUDI ni;tt tbun, ftIbn wenn Tie mctIten
Gtep0Cu Sur9er.
Uuentaun Ncv. q. No
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-22
9ssp iit @einrich 9ipnOiias.

aus 8 Silbes elm. R6ni9reidb Sanouer
Sin 9rurcr Stu9nit, btr ror siaistn 9)cnaku
pcu Deutlchano IN SaakbIn9tcn anfatn. wdnfbt kbn.
Iitbit pcn tom Sl bSrtu, Gr Ytrmutbs itnen ltuknt
boIt irguope I'm gasiisn pieIstbt n e. eeu!s. aHsr
p;rmSAsuo 1T Hustunft Iu ertbeIu III at6skn Ic y,
tbun, nntsr osr aeorslIt: Slm1nit OipuDliHs,
Nalhusten, .. Is.
0S~NcIm oe ccutihu 3litun9m ess SR,l lsus cas-
S6i0l aefiNi9t tcrirsn?