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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

r. Query.-Why should many persons be ,flicted
With ba and gray hsir when By constant application
OF BOGLCs Hyperion Fluid they procure permanent
remedy Why should feminine and masculine beauty be
msied rendered odou. BY the wearing Of red or sandy
colored hair while BOGLE'5 Premium Electric Hair Dye
10 at their command Thee articles harmless in their
nature but entirely succesfu in their intended results ard
may be bad Of p D. sands No. iGo o., sals2a 9t
Brosdway Cary Co. No as Pesrlst; and By n<uEgiss
and Perfuners throughout the world.
~ Nature Il dying and the vTinter of death
In fast approaching.-The decsyng animal aud vega,
table matter produced the heat Of the from the dead
leaves insects &c ismUch greater 10 the fall OF the yess
mskDt the filtration Of water sbsoute necessity None
should be without the simple and eiectus ASS
FILTER. Depot, Gothic Hail. No. BIG Broadway
~ CIorenc.yiIIe L.I.-BesutifIl Lots st moderate
prices PAYABLE in instruments Of SZto - month Gene
raj Off CO No 3Nasssast and No 81 Sdsv The whole Of
this beautiful village embracing nearly seven hundred lots
ons hundred already Sold offered for sale prices
from $50 $50 each THIS place st1s.ed on the brook
yn ard Jamaica Plank Rod with the Long Island Rail-
road nsss through the centre and ia about a miles from
Willsmsburgb and from Brooklyn FOR convenience OF
1t is surpassed BY novlsge IN hs vicinity Oh New
YORK having frequent communications By STAGES on the
Plank Road and FIVE times each way daily by the Railroad
Ii finely located the center Of lo.ey plain and free
alike from swnmps and rough nount4n land The vii
ge sad broad and convenient avenues the center one
Teenw COD .v, being 100 fett in width the htle OF the
wears con pete abstract will be furnished 70 purchasers
TO those who would escape hsh city rents and
tuoiy vet offered to the public All the streets will be grad
ed at the expense Of the present. pMacFAR maps
further particulars appy 70 ~ =. ~ =,
General Agent, No Nassau st., from A. NJ 70 2P n
or No 81 "a av from to A. and to r. M OF to
either of the following AGENTS; -, d, -, ,-o,,
j. W. sleght No a James st j. Fell, No Us spuo1-
st. N p Labsrte, No is Bowery X Ros Jr No; ~ Sth
Az: A H. Nicosy No IA Grsnd-st and No 40 Wsll-sti
jaime, Chambersp No CIT 9th av5 "a ward MAIDEN
No 1853 sth-av; J. w. Weston No OIL Chaneersstj J. +.
Williams No 297 9th-sv. John Cairns No 1876 Westst;
Jacob PecaIe No 1863 HesteIst I'd gard Purcell No %
Nssaust Brookyn-Sohn T. Bailey No l59 Atlantic-sti
j. g. Bennett, Colombia, between ssekett and Degnw.
~, New Village of Glen Vernon.-Choice lots
om one quarter acre five immediately on the New
Haven Railroad within half hours hide from the city may
be secured BY early application to the undergned OPpor-
tunities offered to see the ground.
WATKINS & HINE, No 4j8 Broadway
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CMITH'S OPERATIVE SURGERY

CCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,
No 257 Broadway n Y, reSas,. she guets - N.Y.,
their immense xoek Of Husis III EoiS9 rla2S ~ r.
As ever syie sr vlrtuosos a1d besinzers -ns H ~
i.otoa ~ ths JJzissa stA:ss Of sloore vor.s-
yrcmDrnes
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CCRIBNER'S NEW PUBLICA-

CCRIBNER'S NEW PUBLICA-
OTIONS- PIONEER WOMEN OF THE WEST By
MuE F. Ellet. vol limo.
AMERICAN LITERATURE AND MANNERS. By
Philarete Chsses Professor in the College Of France
| vol, l2mo
VOICES OF NATURE TO HER FosrER-cHILD
THE SOUL OF MAN. BY Rev. Geo. p. Chsevsr, D D.
DANIEL WEBSTER AND HIS CONrEMPORA'
RIEs; OR, REMINI SCIENCES or CONGRESS. BY c,
W March. A new edition. vol limo.
VIII Publish Monday, Sept q.
ARCHIBALD CAMERON; OR, HEART TRIALS.
In l vol, ltno
OUTLINES or MORAL SCIENCE. By the late
Archibald Alexander, ID. vol l6mo.
On Wednesday.
HCADLEY'S NEW WoRK-Beins Lives OF Winfield
Scott and Andrew Jackson. vol l2no with portraits
THE PROGRESS OF NATIONS IN CIVILIZATION,
PRODUCTION, INDUSTRY. WEALTH, Go, kc. By
F. C. Seaman. I vol, l2Fo.
e. sCRIBNER, No. l45 Nassau. s.
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THE COOUETTE! TIE Co

THE COV u = r. ,-.,,e.t
4 OUFTrEtt ThE COQUETrE. .-Ias 80
~ weo in the FuslsA language - The sOoIo -;
IL Is published complete in one large osis'o '0'1-
psses Price ~ cents copy. - -. SIS n =
ara ends only with the last We would nal1l IsnIy
nelson's percs p Of what IS graphic, aasas, 81 M,
s,t al who should speak OF one sinse cuassl. Tha
iransely zoo novel as sl dali lat OF ~ er
"CoTu,tte IS character sketched to The nis Is,
s,Yhly be held up % many sspiriog young us 5-r
in fch 10 see b selfn all her hori-ins .. IN -
besuty The character q Lora Dsvs6.o. 10 the Shos
hairy hits taken r. n real % never sur -, Ia
p.. ~ .rTsipe 6etioa The eh old lord. 80 vss S -
money but 50 poverty stricken in eosmos \;
trsiture OF ere who h~es, end me srs~ nasssrs
ei,h.r by the pen Of Thscksray or CLa'ss prrsRsOy
fa0n'leo ~ ''' ~ No O. Ch.snat -st Pol elprsA
For sale By al Bookseller snd News ateno ~ Nv
and tnTsssheyt the United stAtes
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Cunts.

A S GARDENER, by married Mau, with
n out encumbrapce who perfectly understands the
general Of kitchen and do garden forcing &c
and would be wiling make himself generally useful Ad
dress postpaidl DAVID PANrON, No. IL Greenwieh-st
near the Battery
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In Press;
ELEMENTS OF THE LAWS; Or,
Outlines of the System o. Civil and Clinical Law 10
force in the United States and the several satesoi he
Union - . ,., -, ,-c,,
DESIGNED FOR POPULAR USE,
And to ensbe Iuire competent knowecse OF
his less. rights and privileges ali the most important po-
cs end business relations Of the citizens OF the e)anty,
with the ncpleS on which they are founded snd tho
means of As rins and Maintaining them By Hon Thom ~
smith one of the Judges of the Supreme Court Of the
State OF Indiana In one handsome demi Syo. volume.
Win be ready this fall >,,,,,oo IN
No. IA North 4th-st- Phil adelphlA
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A S LAUNDREss and Chambermaid, by a
L Il respectable Womsn, in private lamy good City
reference Can he for days No 81 Esst lths
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A RECENT GRADUATE of HAIR

"A WARD, who will brins the best recommendations do
DING 10 obtain occupation as Teacher In NewYork
ectuy offers his services to gentlemen wishing to secgre
private instruction for their be permitted to refer
X Rev samuel Osgood No SO West llth-st; Mr. w FAlen
No So West 5th-st Rev. j. +. w Ware, Cambrdgeport,
Mass President Sparks, Rev Dr. Walker and Prof g. G.
Felton, Cambridge. Address GRADUATE, care OF V. y.
Palmer. Tribune Buildings New-York.
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u Letters, Orders, Parcels, Specie. &c
reeSNsa 1i inc steenef AZ MBOLDr to sal on ths sth
lnst, toI PsIis, hSyTc anc al perts OF Fr.nce nv
LIVINGSTON WELLS 4 co
.,.s,, 60, No u Bro4dw sy.
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GRADUATE of Oberlin College,

who is experienced teacher with the best recon-
nendaons and reference desires opportunity oftesch-
ing in private schoos-and situation in family where
be teach for HIS board Address J. H. l. No. d Bare
lfv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

~ Phonosraphy.-T. c. LELAND, Teacher and
Reporter, No. $40 Broadway Verbatim Reports Of Trials
ard Arguments In Lsw, sermons Addresses aud Lectures
siyen With thfuness and dispatch. To pups-2 Lessons
iof IS
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~ Cali at the Musical World aud time,

w Notice -Shippe-s per chip SIDDONS for LIVER
roJls ale r,qaesu toe their goods a. the Custom
hease In neetatey AID en0 in their Bills sdng Oa rigaa
tore to the 'riee Ct SPOFFORD, TILEsTON i co,
No. as SouthIt
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INFORMATION WANTED-Ol

\ THOMAS KELLY, q native Of Csstlsblsnsy, Couaty
Mouash.n Ireland emigsted this countrv In 1851
and landed In Nsw-Orea When last heard from. -
vorkira n table in New-Orsans II sny BODY knp rvs
o his whereabout will confer favor on his listers, Mary
and Bridget By writing to No lS4 LauTens ST. New York
for LAWRENCE DAILY.
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4 GREAT VARIETY of wel-selected

IA Servants are now wanting employment at c MA
SONS Offices, Nos $50 BrosdEsy and rs Bowery Terms
yearly subscription 50 otherwise, Is eta ". B.
Plenty Of men blTs on hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

~ EnbaIment Of Humaa Bedies.-Dr PI.
LATE md his partner Dr.. NICOLAS, have taken their
enee M w. M Raymond Co.'S Metallic Burial Case
vsrerooms No $50 Bros8wsy. NewYo where iniorms-
eo 10 obtained about their process and ehases Per-
ns nom distance repairing their services may apply b.
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q A Resnlar nle,,ins of the Tencher.,

sociation OF the City Of New York will be held II
Trustees Hal. GIs0d a. OF Elm, SATURDAY.
18th, 81 u O'Clock p. ~. BY order,
HENRY RIDDLE, Recording Secretary.
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gperial Notires.

to- Williamsburgh.-A public Temperance meeting
be held al the New Hall South 6thst between 9th and
7th-sis on SATURDAY kVENlNG, Sept. 3. Good
speakers Will address the meeting BY order Of
JOHN b. WELLS, Chairman.
JACOB T. NANDwATER, Recording secretary.
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DINDER AND RULER WANTED.

t-The subicber being about 10 remove into new qu'r'
tes where he will have surplus rom. wishes to secure 40
tenant Ruler and Binder Of decided ability 10 his trade,
and no has requ site TO start business on re-
spectacle footing. Good reference required r. hAhF,
Printer, No III Libery-st. , IN,
He might expect good deal Of custom f;om the establish
mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

q spirit Manifestations Mrs A. l. FISH, Of
the FOX family Of Rochester, resides at No 70 Weh
ethst tneN 6thsy Neg Yol, and proisrs opportunities
iof nvesisaDs the phenomena Of Spiu,uasm TO candid
inSereTs Hours for Private Parties f0m 10 A NJ. 70 d.
For msce aneous Gala from u ?. and from n
evening NOone received on Saturday or Sunday Teus
inquiry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

Last Concert
NTETROP OLITAN II A LII -
WI MADAME ALBONI
Rs.nsci fully announces that abe wilt give her
SEVENTH AND LAST CONCEkI,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Sept -. 49, S A.,
rror x1bich ocecasion MADAME ALBONl will Tor the
second time sing an All with Grand NaiahonA e'pO''
BY AIdt called ,,,,,,O,,,r,rs sOIvFDp
MADAME ALSONl will be assisted oy
sIGNOR RONERE- c,ov,uNI
sI0NOR SANGlONANNL
STGNOR ARDlEl. and
GRAND ORCHESTRA and \ FULL OhONO'
MI ...........One Dollar.
Reserved Seats. - a. rhs Ma
Reserved seats IN ice Two Dollasl 70 % hso 81 1ns
sic store Of WILLIAM HALL son, No - Ol'A"" -
ceruer OF Park -plsee , ,c,,. Do,sr, for wi ich A
numbered seat will he given, to be Lad oil SAM IL -
LIN o regret that the Manager OF these Con
cert, compelled to that owing % me n ,S ~
snncst,ns for tchefs or the ensuing concert lng ~
K,twitb The exception Of the Press-nus' os eh'e 'u'
pended. ~ ..eloct
Concert TO CONNIE nee at o'clock.
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u Hopes Express-NtA CEVtRAL R.Ir
k0AD, NEW.yERSE R.--rwico, daily fron Nea. ~ -
Esston, Pa Leaving At O'clock 4. n ane o'eloeS Il
Once No. "a SrosdSay, Ne~.York. -
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Reliaions M0iites.

; ~ The sacramenf Of the Lords supper
viii be dispersed TOMORROW, sabbath 18th Sept,
the Second Reformed rIesbytersn Consregation wo
,bipping in Medical College Crosby ST. near Spring
Rev SPENCER L. FlNNEY, Pastor. Services conmenc
ing IN mining lc and in the evening at y o'clock
The pnblic are invited
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A LADY having had experience in

IA Housekeeping, wishes situation Housskeeper Ia
senteel family To family with children her services
would be invaluable, che 10 excellent hand
needle aud would willing make herself generally
fll Address H. Tribune Office
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w 1OsOOO IS 90 capital 10 a few months ony y.
The busn.s. Is perfectly sale and pleasant Doe half the
capital Gu tine ifdered Address Box No az New ork
Pcs Office, immediately, giving name, Se
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1OOK AGENTS WANTED-To can

DOY WANTED-In a pleasant busi-
ID ness An American boy, who can reside with hls
parents IA or Is ye.rs Of age. Address Boa No 35oi Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

~ Paris Green, r's'' Braud)-Beina 90 Ausr,
Manufacture pateatSd ls49 known be ansurpa.ss
y any foreign importation oI brhspcy beauty o. color
y durability. This Greco q confidently recommended a.
claiming the notice Of parties concerned ia It's for
sastng, Venetian bnSs wall hanging Sc- for which pGr-
yass 10 10 prs61reJtly adapted Manufactured and cola
" fbEO. SCHNARf No. Ia Jscob-st. (swNnp)
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T s. SCHOOL AGENCY-By f. III.

y WILCOX. No. 293 Broadway. Constant negotts
tons and engagements by the best Institutions Families
Teachers and Nations Apply early With the money auC
full information One per cent In advance cancels sdsan
expenses secures the lowest terms, and procurss the re
oured compensson Secured by transferable CHECK ray
able in service and procures all educational orders In
owr Of check be agent for town county on com
mission.
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xKIANTED.-A Steam Boiler wanted,

&o O0H "A Man of capacity and
~ D.OOOs enterprise is wanted BY the sdvsrt'er,
with from So TO 900 to JOIN him 10 an exclusive ols-
ress already established paving LARGE PROFIT ard csoaoe
Of great extension. Address PARTNER Tribune once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

~ table filies for large number Of Children Of both
ssIes also, Of Women with Infants At low wages Apph-
sation to be made ihs Oss Of the Commissioners OF Ei
nation In the PARK
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WTANTED-Men of responsibility, to
w obtain subscribers for the most popular book OF the
sgs Price $lO) Apply to WIN TERRY, No. lis Nassau
at second story.
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DRIVATE INSTRUCTION.-An ex-

peTenced Classical and Mathematical Teacher bear.
Ing ample tesmonis and offering undoubted city refer
ences desires employ tvo three hours day Ad-
Areas TUTOR, at the Tribune Ofice.
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RESIDENT TEACHER is wanted,

N principally for the department Of English studles in
Bows School 30 miles from the city. The situation IL
eligible and one Of high respectability Applicants will
state their qualifications and whehe they can tessh vocal
| 500 New-York
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TNSTRUCTION.-AFr French Geutlem

DARTNER WANTED-Several Thou
sand Dollars to invest in an active partnership In sny
business which Is respectable and lucrative. address
NJ r. s., Tribune Office.
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SALES MAN W AN IED-In IHe Oily
~ Retail Dry Goods trade, who thoroughly understands
The business One Hosiery salesman Liberal salaries paid
Apply st No SO4 Broadway up stairs Cemetery Office, om
10 o'clock 2. NJ.
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Doar6 anb Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY can accommo-
IN date a Gentleman and his Wife with Board and Q
second story Room in house with the modern In
ptovemenls Apply st No. go 9TH az. References ex-
changed.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25
g c It or 3 c n.

1m 16tSn Tl6rl in StsrmilfrrS, Stuua Gebo,
cine sstcrns Wdts, oft So Subre SNcnaH uno 25
Sage. Die Gbrrp. 6srrcn NGtd uno Sbu3 bisten
bsi Der 8ssro9un9 pasnos Gvben, ercrtr am Sttrtes
baus uuo tcetsrcr i'm @tranrmun9sbous. Ser |:
Naohb. "a, tsetsr Sbsit ocs 44lfen &erits.
I'm l5rcn S1arI nabs NNittcn, Northumberland
Gaunn. WIaria Eutb, Gbsaottin rcn peter 8utb.
in enem altsr pcn 10 Sabren l SRcnat uno Sa9en
1m 6tsn G1drS in SRiGsrstaun. Or. Benjamin
Winmbauer, i'm 46ltsn eSbcnsiobrs.
2(m 30ittu Sahuar. in Suntinsocn Sounfbip. GO.
rain Gauun Ohio. Q ONO n, elm SSbnlsin pcn
Scnatban uno ANNA DClen9 (rdber pcn ecpblu, eeeba
Gauntp.) I'M alter ron Wcuat uuo IA Sa9sn.
sn g1isoer Saurcn. aui 2. gR6rL Olrs. pcIp, Gbes
aattin rem YCtsr ScEbm, Gfq., in enem 2ttr vSn AZ
Sabren.
sSn @iebsr Gautcu, am Is. W1drs Gin 2Sdtsrbsn
pcn Sefs 8utb. cbn9cfabr Sabr atI.
(Ginasanot ourdb Den Gbrrp. 8. Sdasr.)
I'm 10su G)1dr3. in ecn9blpomm. Bcrts 9auntp,
Sarab 9lnn Quoipig, I'M 6ten ee6Snsiabrs.
Im l2ten 9RdrS in auen Saunlthip, Slrabella
6. Ndu, i'm 3tsn NQcuat.
am 16tsn SJ1drl in bancpSr. Giiia Rcfanna Shreis
fdfsr, i'm 6tsn Sabre.
am l5tsn SRdrL in Sal,turo, Sranttn aocien
GdIpsIISu, i'm 6ten Sabre.
(Gineeanbt burh ben Gbrp. 6rn. Brctf.)
am l0tsn saarL in bielr Gtaet, Satbariua,
Gatiin bes prn. eecnbarb Sihn9sr, aus sSttgnesr9,
I'm 81 fen estentiobre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25
@eieQG6aftsz Sluhbfunq.

Nadridt miro bisrmit sessbsn. oaB bic
felt eini9er Belt, bel eaubabsuiIIs, Nor'.
hampton Gauntp. in bsln 8aufmanns Sc,
fddft. smifben ben untsrjsi6nctsn telians
osne SanosGs gsfslf6aft. am l5tcn RdrS.
1852 nit beiosrfeitiesr Gmniaiaun4 ouf.
ssl66t worosn 1T. sic erereifsn oiefe Sc.
Ie9enbeit Dem YubIitum fur Gle Iiberate
Die fe eenOfen baSen. unees
teudsIter Danf abSuffattsn. 9usleib err
fuben iie aud foIte Die ibneu ned fbuloin
fsin mtsen, ibre 8udFinse fOsaIo eS tbuu-
LID III ab8utra9en; une fetds Die nod
re6tmdffise Solorunssn sabsn, f6nnsn
etefelbe aud wpblbsfitiet fir BesabIans
SStrr 9aubat,.
1ofcpb 2dubdctt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25
SSoiScr OcSeGlfc1oft
91ocbrtDt.

uGs Terfcnrn pItbe Gjttroudo mabtn srui SaaTtr
oieIr GtitlihaFt, fit SonilrulptdI cetr ouf dntTS
JPee, mctIGn Statht ntbmCn fa8 fie 3tit sur @rnsu
cruna ibrer Iermits, Der erc Sag ots ndditn Arrit
it, rno ts pro srruartct ba} ie bSi rem lner3s6nelsn
ShaBmciItt onrufcn uno ibrG 4trmtts Tnutrn wrteR.
Scihs 9erIrncn Ole ihre Ttrmits prm lien Lis a'm
10ttn Nprit nib btrihtet baGSn, mGcn Nh ritbt tts
ta1n, penn udtb iGusr 3tit ibntn GAS gFar rcrsrts
balttu pre.
Die Vcoro ttbart fitb sas 9'ttt rcr, 100 cas- gFois
fer ron mebrcn Tomtitn aus elmer unb esrfltCn bps
bron octroubt piro. uno 1T nht pcn alien olran bts
tbsiats Yortsen btjobt roiidts pl btmnEn, penn Ie
es fir out bfnbst, uno inrem t che llsberIntGnftt
gum btresn 9iuetn trcr httrodtCt, fpdhs t0S gRaitr
9cbrauhen, miro e iitb nbt in ibre SGtbe mtitCIn.
Gs 1T CtcnfaIs gadrtdjt 9e9cGen an gtrcnrr, wds
bs oas bporont Hafcr gum Y'ousn Ju beRuesn 9CtCns
fen, oo6 fe YSrnitS bobGn nIGNtn, ebs is aufan9sn
boftl6e gu 9cbrauden, uno psnn tiSfi 3s9d nicbt
1rsn9 bsott wiro 70 piro DAP Grppdts fir Gas Neals
Gtr esretbnCt.
auf 8sfbt Der 8coro.
@barlcs Gcfert, eboemsjFr.
gPdrJ 25, no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25

~Sd elmer &oItspsrfammlun9, pie
fie i'm Sabre lS4S in Dsutftlano 70 bdufi9
aebalteu muroen. rief Elm 8scner bel 8sr
tbeioisuns Der Menf6enrebte smpbatifb
aus: Sff nidt Elm Msnfb grade 70 gut.
wie Der ancere? gr belt bier sinen Qu9en
bid an, uno elm 8auer aus Der Msn9s
antwortete nit Na6prud: Sa eepib, unc
nod piel bciIer!-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25
2auerparrants unS Die Splbaten rrn
1872,

@a1binqtcu, 20. WdrS. Die Gano'
Warrant 9iu, burb welbe Die eano @ar
rants pon 1850 utrwei5bor fino, II lccbtn
pdfiirt. Gs werbsn ourb eielelbe aub
100 Nfer 9ano ben SoIcoten ees Srte9s
pcn 1912 berpitliat. wete ourh eaS gta
tional. @cupernemcnt beSobIt ltuo. Den
9ano Sffice TesifratOrcn metcsn etdelben
8ersutun9sn bswiui9t, wel6e lis blsbsr be
scqen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25
Sic EiefdlGfte.

Die 9slbdfte weeen in 3usuuft ron cen.
unter5sttnsfsn' am nIren StaHoplaes fcrt.
bstr'eeen meresn, uno ss mio iie frcuen
fsrnerbin ibren UntbtiI tsr @unfi es5 gub,
tlfums su 9ensesen, wsI6e fie immsr eurb
punFtIidfstt. Sreue uno SiGliafeit ~ per-
olenen fH5en, uno eanfbar dnnebmcn
percens SOiepb 0dRbdct,,
IGmuel Saubadb,
Warb 70. nd:Sns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25
. crb betrat t Bet:

I'm l6tsn g16ri burtb ben Gbrrp. 6rn 6umncI,
Or. Q8iaiom gRtanc, nit snip earab pctfsrt bsicc
ron oiclsr Staot
I'm l6ku SJlar, burdb ben Gbrtp. Srn. l6dttsr.
or etpi 8. S5rrR, ocn alsntauu, nit GRi6 GlBabGtb
y. Dircn, pcn philadelphia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25
2l u rt3ct0t {.

Die boltidbrioe ,,Grbibiticn" Der Incntoun 6rtb:
Ibulc wiro SRttprtb a6enoS (3lffen OJldrjl in Der
SrofHcps ,SuIt ftattfnccn. Die lEtun9tn pCroen
UNI llbr te9nncn. ltm SdluiIt ruiro cine @EGsttt
iur Sctuna Der lntcltsn acbctcn perocn.
Die ScmnerIeun1 celcr aniatt pi ben nGthItcn
lien NRai ibrcn Hnfan9 nebmsn, unp bic @ltern, wb'
bre Rinotr in rielt Stbule IbdCn wrtI,n. prrrtn
icbt fitb itlitb 81 mcIoeu.-Dts Wdttbentuts tc9nnt
CUR ndmtbtn 3cit.
6. 81. Sfebler, printpol ter
AlIrntcpn !pcbibulc.
SRSrs %. I'm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25
SIR ben nYdtrint."
AyafGOnsbe sbetraebtnna.


notwithstanding.
gaittter, In @abftnons
bai ou bsteno sinit eerunssn,
pat oSs arsuFstrbes msb'
Durd psr eisbe S1aht tsypun9en.
auf gum 8oter lbauteii cu,
limb esin Siss mar Ssslcnrub!
S6mab uno Sraufuns ercbttn Dir,
Scfcn, @sed, Dcrnentrcne;
Dch Gin Sn9d brahts bier
Startuns tir bsrab pcm 2brcns.
GRilo umpcb Bsrftarunssttbt
Iub in Nabt pcin au9efht
gIsas bcin 6erS in Dsmutb fat
SRuEts Munlb unc 3ascn fIIen.
Sang bss Batsrs bcil'9cm 8atb
GintCIt bu bsinn cis'nsn GBilISn.
aud in Sob ouf @cIsotba
gRar uno bliCb eein Gct Dir nab.
ab. Der Sunscr 6aupt uno Ger,
Cant, pen Surtbt bctdubt, earnteeer.
Du, erltortt rom eie'nen SdbmcrL
aBtdtsit uno srbctit lie ipiccsr;
Gablt Gem Gifr, osr eribloft
aneahtslbpun9 uno .pdrsntraft.
G'isb, Q gpslt:9rtStr, itcts
Sn bss Psbtus 8ompf uns Sbwaben
eclhn Scscu ocs Sststs,
Srpid SrOft nit eir gu rpahsn!
Ell Der Yfao oub fcbmaI unp ltSl
SdbrIt pu tcdb furb edo gum pStl.
Ttibr' autb MIDI ourb 9Iaht gum eiht
!perr, autb MIDI burtb 8ompf gum Siege
Ra6 id, bis bOs ,pcrs cinft briht
Sn @eriuhuns nidt erlic9e.
DSints pin9anss 2rrlt ptrIEibt
S1autb in Gjctttr9ettubdt
;ntauu. DfuooIpb Suburit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25

Yerpetuum mO QrofcforzBiI'
lis in &Ohs(tsr. N.'W III es nab pteIidbli
ger Inltten9un9 unc Seretnun9 aelun9en,
eae fb IsIbt auIiebenoe ubr 5u Stanre
su brinaen. welbr Die Sefuncrn, Miuuten,
Stuneen. Sage. 8oden. Monate uno Sab
re, nit unfebIbarer 9enauiefsit anSsiet, in
beifdnoiser 8smssuns burb iib feIbt bIeibt,
niemals aufssSC9sn Su werbsn brautt, ME
mails oblduft, uno fdb unaufb6rlib fortbe
wsst. iO lang ais ibrc SsftanotbeiIe wdbrsn
80 1aqt Der Hotelter Semcfrat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25
1 Sent SelDbnuna.

no am l5ten OlSrs III Dem lIuterSsibnstsn. in
"a gSafbinsten Saunfbip, ecdba Sauntp, ein ,u ibm
~ lnrbunpensr 8nabC, glamsns 09 q m
9R d, etrua Is Sabre aIt etrpa Sue cG bcb, nit
bSlIsm boar, sntlaufen-g2er bsnlIben aufnimmt unp
ihm lardd brin9t srbdtt ctias 8tchnna, atsr tsins
frnere lIntofcn. auth att CT biSroureb 0aocbriht
eaS sr feline eurb ben Suabsu auf ibu seuade eHuIs
ben bs,ablsu miro.
aRar; 25. ' tsm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-25

~ Stcn ubsr $50 en9Iifte, fronS6ii
fhe. oeutfbs, itaGisnifde uno fbweiberifbe
8sfbider Der 9cnboner gSsItausfenune
fousn ibre bstrefsnocn 3ufo9en 5ur @sIt'
ausfelun9 our Ntu WOrf 9esebcu babsn.