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E Elizabeth Westwood Dade, widow of
Judge VIM. A. q. Dade of Virginia, died ct
the residence of her son, in Hopkiasville, KY,
on the 29th Of October.
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ACQUITTED The Petersburg Express
states that Barney jones, charged with felo-
niousiy assaulting Charles B. Brooks with a
two pound weight, was acquitted by the jury,
Monday.
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The Cherokee Advocate Of October q !,
dressed in mourning for the death Of Maio
ueoFge Lowrey, ex.assistant Chief Of The Ma
ton.
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BAILEp-Henry Beck, imprisoned for raisde
meanor was yesterday admitted 10 bail ant
discharged from custody.
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U Apublie meeting was held in Alexan
dria last Saturday night in relation to the late
slave case in New York. Resolutions were
adopted, the purport of which we have not
learned
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DRrNK William Scale, arrested for drunken
ness on Monday evening, on yesterday was com
United to Jail in default of $50 security to keep the
naace
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u The remains of human bodv were
found among the ruins of burnt hou in Phil.
adeiphia last Sunday morning.
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II Henry Lecount, the murderer of vii.
liam Clinch, is to be executed in Cine innati
next Friday.
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DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE

a DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.-AlI
D>ea Democrats of this city, who desire to
unite in celebrating recent victory, by display
of Fire Works, Bon Fires, and a Torci-Light Pro-
cession, on Wednesday night, LIST December, are
requested to meet at STEINLEIN'S, five doors
above the Theatre, This (Weduesday) venipg d,
at O'Clock. A large attendance is expected.
pn04-lt<
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The LENNON INDEMNITY FUND.-We learn
from the New York Journal of Commerce that
the sum Of $3.50, or $3.50 more than was re-.
quired, has been subscribed in that city, to in
demnify hr. Lennon, of Virginia, for the loss
of his slaves. Mr.. Lennon denies for himse (
and wife, that he or she ever sold the husband
ofone of the female slaves, as charged by the
Tribune, OF any slave whatever.
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- A passenger on one of the boats from
Washington for Alexandra, last Sunday eve
ming, caused considerable excitement by objec-
tionable language on the subject of slavery
The Gazette states that on landing he was ar
rested and carried before Justice Brown, and a
large crowd collected. The lights were blown
out, in the room where the Justice was sitting,
and considerable noise and confusion prevail
ed. The arrested person was finally held to
bail for his appearance next morning, and the
case was yesterday morning brought before
the Court. No further particulars are given.
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e Judge Dargan, of Alabama, and Judge
Ruffin, Of North Carolina, have resigned the
position of chief justices Of their respective
States.
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REL1GI-Us MEETIHGs.-Religiou meetings CT
deep interest are being held nightly in the Third
Baptist Church, Or. Jeter0 and there are crowded
congregations. In the Sycamore st., Church, also
there is preaching every evening.
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WITHOUT CITY REGIsrER.-Nokah Lysander, a
free negro from the State Of Delaware, vino has
been repeatedly ordered to leave the State, was
again arrested--sfter making some resistsnce--on
Monday, while going at large. On ye.tsrday The
Mayor ordered him 80 lashes, the dose to be re
psated every day that he is caught remaining in the
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NEW PuBLIcArIoN.- RaiseAaA, or tAe Tinses Of
CromSesl-Tbis is a vigorously written historical
ro,nancs, tuil OF adventure. and, think, will be
eagerly read by lovers Of attractive fctor-ustra.
tad. From the press OF Bunce 4 Brother, New
York. aud for sac by T. II. Gresham, Nc l09k
Broad street
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INauKsr.-Amos Lee, the negro slave who At
tackled his overseer, Mr.. George W. Fuchron, In
Dr. J. Mosbys factory son llth street, on the 18th
of November last, when he was about to chastise
him for disobedience, and was shot and struck by
Mr.. Fuchron in self defence, died from the effects
of the injuries he then received, about 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning. An inquest was held at IL III
in the Medical College, over the body of the negro.
We annex the substance of the testimony.
James W. Fuchron youth, deposed as follows:
G. w Fuchron, my brother, on the 18th Novem-
Der, ordered Amos, who had been absent from
work contrary to orders, to take off his shirt, and
Amos said he would not do it, and did not intend
to take whipping. The negro then caught my
brother by the throat, and my brother asked me 10
give him the monkey wrench, which I did. My
brother then told the negro to let 60 his hold he
would hit him with it. Amos would not and my
brother hit him with the wrench. My brother was
then nearly choked out of breath Amos was
knocked loose by the blow, the wrench falling out
OF my rjther's hand. My brother then hit him
with his st and bota fell and in rising, hung again.
had my 'othet's revolver in the desk locked up,
and when they were knocking at each other, at the
request OF my brother procured it and gave it to
him. He then sho. the negro who hung on until
my brother shot him the third time, when he let
go and My brother was overseer over tie
negroes in the room in which the difficulty occur
red One OF the shCts took effect in the right sh
der, another in the right hip, and another In the
left leg Of the negro. The negro had been out of
the factory for day and half without the per-
mission Of my brother or myself, and withou our
knowing anything about it. At the time my broth.
nothing in his hand.
DR.. Gibson stated the nature Of the wounds
Three gunshot wounds, one in right shoulder
blade; the ball was extracted from this wound
The other balls entered the left thigh and behind
the right hip, and could not be traced. There was
a confused wound on the left temple, and com.
pound fracture of the skull. The skull was tre-
PANIED. The wound in the left thigh mortified,
and it wes the opinion of the Doctor that the negro
died from irritation fever produced by the injury
inflicted by the ball on this thigh.
Two negroes who were in the room about the
tine ofthe difficulty testiiei to hearing the order
to strip and to the scufle and shooting. Their ties
time ny was, Of course, of legal account, but as
far as it went corroborated James Fuchrans.
The jury rendered verdict, that the said slave
Amos Lee came to his death from the injuries he
received at the hands of his overseer, G. w. Fuch-
ran, and ha. said Fuchran inflicted those iniul les
in sefdcfence.
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~ Some other folks seem to think az we do,
that Mr. Simons 10 one of our best artists The fol-
lowing complimentary letter from gentleman in
the country will be read with pleasure:
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AUCTION Observation-Disclosures is
DA solicited to the sale of Household and
Kitchen Furniture belonging to the Estate of Hugh
Rleigh Decd to take place THIS DAY, commenc.
log at 10 o'clock at his late residence, corner of
Franklin and Goth streets, (Church HID See ad.
veftisement.
no24 GEO SUMNER, Auct
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GARLAND HANES.

"Utile ct Dulce."-We were reminded
of this quotation few evenings since by friend
and admirer of the far famed D'OIsay CologI &
Water. Being somewhat troubled with Kh .umauc
pains, and supposirg, from It's extremely pupgenl
odor, that it would make good counteriEIitsnt, he
made an experiment upon his knee joint, and 10 a
short tine was entirely relieved from ssy, re rain
He used i: with like benefit 10 TWO of severe
headache. So that this article, tesides being tbs
most delightful perfume extant, is also one of she
beat Pain Bxractors of the age.
GAYNOR & WOOD, Manufacturers.
Ia--Et
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DIED.

In New Orleans, on the 18th inst. WALTER G.
FREELAND, son of the late Archibald Freeland Of
this city
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ES To Our Friend. nud ,h,
you wish c.rrect aud well exoc1,o3 .sool'c'-ii
reo:yPe Likeness, we ed is. 80, .agHer-
MINIS d WATSON, 35E Main s az u Cal "a
, moIs'2 Our observations Justly Us ia s,, -a
stI lie, aud in price moderate. and o.sgA.a u
to fad Remember 35E Maia s.,eI, '?.',.5 He7e;
no 10 @~' is Eae p.a.4
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~ am now ready 10 la5s .,,oss ,r,..,.,
one pictu1es al tae a'ton.'hngy 1 Sr.cS ID
now all finished, whi make nv o'<1rht4 are
the finest in the United States. 05 Ky O@H q
uneq1aed As it is OF the Large, s,4 E1I 3
the country. Therefore ny potGrss 80 ~! n
please Come one, come ali 70. Lv 81 d-.. Ia %
look wei to your interest. 60 0o'"g yol
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ss~-1%, NOtice.-Drs. BUTLER Il YOUNG
E>SA have associated themselves for the pur-
pose OF practising Medicine, and may foT the pres
ent be found at Mr. Taos Buffers residence, on
Church Hill, between 23i and 2ith streets.
w w s BUTLER,
no 23-3F C. w. YOUSG.
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M Home Testimony lead! from
49, one of the Oldest .Magistrates of this city
let the sick, the delicate, The declining, talk to
those we refer ito, and then try this grand restoa
fva
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A fBY5ICYAN'S rRsrr,4n-

., Dsar ST'-i have witnessed IN 2 LaD,ssr -.
stances ne administrator of the "spsMI, d II.
TUkE,' manufactured by your,e,g 80 An,>H Xix.
surprised at It's wonderful effects 49, LaVs ben
cases re qairng an Alternative 10 ose ss ~ "A
.unprion' dependent upon liver aiseass 49,. u toG.
the enscts were wonderful indeed especially,
Yours. Ycrv resrecttnIlrr
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Ma. CARTER. JOHN A'NGE D.
gists generally. -'''0' AID Drug.
. NJ -
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alluded fail-should the Supreme State Court
affirm the judgment Of Paine-should the Uni.
ted States Supreme Court follow in the foot
steps Of these two-fnally, should the Legis.
lature refuse to repeal the law-we should
not be contented with simple recommended
ton not to trade-with mere incorporation
Of a ship company for transatlantic or coast
trade. We should conclude that the States
were no longer bound by the Federal compact
that we had as much right to coniscate New
York sproperty, as New York had to confscate
the property of Virginia. We should, there
tore, recommend reprisals upon any and all
property belonging to New York, within the
jurisdiction of Virginia, and we should coll on
al the slave States 10 stand by us.
As means of supporting the attitude thus
assumed, we should give all encouragement
to the Trans Atlantic Company proposed, SO
we learn from the Wing, by Mir. Ambrose
Thompson. Wehave no objection, also, to the
scheme for direct trade with the valleys of
the Amazon and La Plata. But do not let us
undertake too much at once. Let us first Sc
cure line of packets to Velasco, so that we
may get undsputed possession OF the Texas
trade, which, ofitself is an ample foundation
for very lucrative trade across the water
Two steamships will do for the present, and
surely they can be furnished. We may then
send 10000 bales year to Liverpool, and
that will be pretty fair start, though it will
be but beginning. All this might be done by
1.-the proper union ofcapitaI and energy. There
is enough of both in the State, if it can be
brought to work in the proper direction.
ESCAPE OF JOHN w. RAsD.-The Ports.
mouth Democrat, speaking of the escape of
this Individual, (which we announced under
our Geographic head) states, that the doors
OF the Jail were found open Saturday morning,
and the locks, excepting that of Rand's cell,
unbroken, showing that he must have had
assistance from without. The Democrat
thinks there is certainly something very mys,
ferrous about the escape Ct Rand and Jack
Stevens from this jail, and looks very much
as though there was gross neg lect ofduty some
where. The matter, we presume, will receive
thorough investigation.
ne Norlolk Argus makes the following brief
comment on this singular case:
The Court Of Appeals but a few DAYS since
had granted Rand a new trial, but it seems he
was not disposed to wait the laws delay in
standing his second trial. The prosecution
committed great blunder in introducing the
record Of his former convic ton in the courts
of Massachusetts upon a similar charge. This
was the ground upon which new trial was
awarded, and it has enabled him to elude pun
ishment altogether.
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TE. Bakers Premium B!tters-Hard

"E. Bakers Premium B!tters-Hard
to beat-StiIl they cOme-Edgwood,H enrico
used your Btuers in my family, for Is 20 years,
and found them to be first rate family medicine,
and have found them to effect everything that has
been said of them. 1t is also my opion that per-
sons in the constant use of them will never be at
tackled with the Ague and Fever.
Signed. GARLAND HANES.
Riohmonj, Va, ls52-E. Baker, Esq, Dear Sir !:
This ia to certify that my wife has been suffering
with the Dyspepsia for three or tour years. and has
been entirely relieved from the use Of two bottles
OF 4. Bakers Premium Buffers. My mother has
also been subject 10 the nervous headache for
raj years and found immediate relief from the use
of the above Bitters.
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
Price only so cents per bottle. To be had the drug
stores of
Purcell, Ladd l. Co, A Bodeker Adie 4 Gray, Ben
nett Beers, Gaynor T. Wood, and PcOt, Main
street; Blair, VIM Laid, and Seabrook 4 Reeve,
Broad street. Richmond Va. no2e
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& ATTEEIIUN, E.1;T-E : -
% Attend a meeting Of your Covr1s, n a ( i,
elite Hall, en- Thursday next, he 35f ; La,a5'
~ O'Clock NJ Puuctual attendance -',u 's't a.
BY order 0! the lst Lieut. Comman6fr, f":9l.
ne "a JOHN c POWELL
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A RESPECTABLE young lady wIsbr. = 81 =
IA ton as Chambernaid or Seamstrcs, ana
would make herself generally useful in an. l,T.s.
hold work. Apply al this office np24ltr
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HsCROFULa.-BI.uo-y..--

w SCaUr OLA - Richmoad s,rv ., a.,
mere &c uiy that. for the last ten ar - - ND
! nave frequently suffered from sxeIr ave Year.
me throat' which ny physicians daeia.a around
9Geleo,Iary Scrofsta, having bad .iss@r to q
Last oesober fI'e a. times suffered very 2 ss
two months declared b. nv pbvsici.r, and was il
nrmed to7sHmptton, and would .er,., - o. 10 Con-
ing al ire 81 mpsoms woich my sister -. Gle al7-
10 her cath Was induced a. 1s., - previous
"CatTER's SPANISH MIXTURE ' ,h1 to try
OF ~n'cn cured me entirely, and u tb; 10 ogies
aS wen auo as hearty as auy man ia Wy ! ain
RICHARD z W..
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OFT E.-iiaving taken the store : q7--,
= 70 Main street. will conduc, ,Ea ~ =, ~ and
ousiness on my own account. Look at nv J,o c.-s
Biack Dress ard Frock Goats, So 70 10 P'''-s
Ovetcoats Of all kinds, So toI2
Rlacs and fancy Gas. Pants. So
Vests IN endless variety, 81 To-
=, eau soon and get soue OF lie good bsr,,i-.
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1' 10000 imported Scggrs in s,5rs .' 9,5 o.,
SOLD cheap. roa I''1 IL 5e
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DRiHlE NEW snOULDEt-, sutase +,
1 family use, just received and tor sale by
JAMES h SHELTON,
no24 Corner Broad ard An s!r7e.s
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W ATER's LIQUID MIRROR BLACh.
W lNG.-This article Id of superior quality AID
said to be superior to Day d Martins iof sale 10"
By
no24 + J. P!COT Dfagg.s,
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ga Il. NJ. kUBERTsO ON has 71,- 80
N beautiful supply If COILAE5 Co,i
VAIS, SCARtS. SHIRTS, Gc-st b,. o,'a,
store Il; ary opposite the Excasng1 9,,,
Main street he IS also receiving third s9r,, =,
CLOTHS, CA5SIMERES and TEsrIIc. - Of
no .4-ts
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sPL ENOTDYESI.O[.-

M% The 1uest Buck seen here ~ q .pg
time VII be served up in our wei
~ known styls, at ''IHa ARoJUa.
Canvass back and Na.ard Ducks
York River Oyst-rs, Part:i lges
Fresh Fish Squirrels i {, now on hand
Ii you wait h nne supper " Dinner call On
K w. ALLEN,
Corner Main and 18th street.
N B-A Billiard Room with two elt gaIi TaJss,
Up stairs. uy4
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
9ln Oau6Ddltcr.

Gin 9rcGs6 ATcrtmut pon eousbalmn9s ssHrtitd
Ots: -...
apd,ocSdirr, inwcnrj9 cnomCtiri uue pcrIinnt-
Soutl uuo Gtp Yfannen, 8rotpfannSns Hc'tttn,
SRoTAsifu. ctt, etc,
&bccfrGocr un0 GRoitcrs, ron 9npEhrItbrn u
fcincn, in Sttts uno bCm 1usenc. GtCnfoIIs pcu
otthfher Germ uno rrfhicocren onosrn pdttsrns.
SIctfrrt, ,,uS Gjabctu in Sstts unp bsm
Iubmc, 10 oudb 9leiIrrn oOetn; GortbneioemSfTtru,
staRt, artb unO ButtlrmeT,rn, forlmt rrcr nnctrn
&ariCtit.
cSGfc.Iens nib TeScrmrTern, Ro0trmtffirn
GthvrCn ScboofibCtrtu ron rCn bIltGu OlGnuatturtn
i, 9, 3 unb 4thr9i0, NtiTn.
Sdaufcir, SpoeEn, padtu, Soften, 8ttEn gid:
en-. QCrtsn, u. T. ~.
GcucrIcbippcn unN 3an0cn, eiftrne uno mcf
Gnane pcl,rC TCuSr Stts unp StdrrorrS. Rrn ocosn,
StbnGiOsr. uno @tJdiisn, rtt., gum &s fauf bst
.. uno 8 SdQcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
6rt6t

wirb biermit 9e9eben, coB Der unterSei6nsts
ais QpmiuitratOr pOn Der 9interIohenfdaft
ces prrliorbenen aaron 9ermon, Ieet
bin pOn SeioeIber9 &aunfhip, eeta Co..
anaefellt morben it, Qae SoIbe baber,
Die nod an befaste 9interIaiIenf6aft f6ul'
oia Ginc, werben biermit sebeten innerbalb
6 @o6en absubebablen 3 uno Solds.
Die nod rettmd6ige Sorbsrun9en an tcla9tr
0intcrlaTenIhoft 8 gu MAIDEN baben, telietsr
biefslbe innsrbaIb bsfa9tsr Belt aud rin6a'
brin9en, an
gnfpar Saupwerf.
9uaua 4. rq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
0a6rt0t t

mirb biermit ee9sbsn, caB ci. unter5'ib'
neten ais GominifratOren pou Ser 9interIab
enfbaft oes ueriicrtenen 9 3bOmas Srad,
leetbin pon Nore.@b beitb u Saunihtp
Geta GauutD, onsefteut mCreen fno.
- 2lue eiejeni9eu oabsr, Ue!6s nob an
berasts 5intertohsnitaft fduleia inb, rpsr
ben hismit rfutt, innsrbaIb 6 BCten an
surufsn uno obSubeSabIsn - une aus Sol'
DE, Die nod Soroeun9sn an cisfelbs BADEN,
IIno sbsufous sebstsn ibrsGetnun9en inner
balb Der beIos.sn 3eit einsubrinasn, an
SRdrin Srad,
Scipnro Spblcr,
Aemin,tratcren.
Uu9uif IL. nd6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
22eet!
Gin trafiats ettsn cccr fribEiti9cr Ect!
,Ginfelin ubr SIbfstbaItun9.
S2ur 25 Gcnt5

S1ur 25 GcntS.
Djefs cr6tn in btItibsr uno en9Iitbsr Srrade tsr'
SFsntitbts 8utb III nit nUehtn SGsbrun9'n uber biz
Stp6then unO Rrontbctsn oe6 3Taun9sIntImS a':
ftUt. 1afTr(6t rtbtSt fb an ris Su9eno, Iannb;it
uno has pcr0fchrittSus Ittr an Gus unc lcIlts o:n
uTtn oelsftn Dsrttn. Der werbcctge Ratb uno Die
sinorinotbca Q1ornun9tr wstbs s5 sribtltt utrcen
Sabre ot6 Glnces uuo Get erieer prbdten uno ihrlth
Saulcntc pcn eG6cn rGttsn. G!trr nrcen tarous er;
fabrsn, ,ps fs ro6 8sresrtEn tbrsr 8inotr rsrbaNn
tcnnCn, Co.,
G,eotn 3unSuna Ycn 25 GsntS, cinsfhtriItn in 1T:
ntn an Dr. 0irtGn, g2crrmlft:Gde Ger 3tSn uuo In:
ion Straft, ;rpiihrn Spruts uno ptne, ThIoesphta.
aoorGirteu Yrsf, rpiro icbr untCr ltmdIoa NIT unz
aebsncsr pcit Die 3usnbun9 sinEs Yuhcs srfrAEn.
lusmirtias tSnnen th in pcrtcfrettn Srsttn On
Or. 6intain ptnrcn uno ~ lpauit 9cbdt nsrpfu.
Wotets pcu gRsoiSnsn, Gupeuratu etc. rTotn nuf
8aar,abluua ;u9efonot 9t9In Shacsn cesr Gu3ler
lrctt otrrrabrt.
8uhbinttsr. 5Iitunasu9trtsn, arduitr uno 1neirs
psrpsn !u cen ritcsriNn YrItfn nil reiesm SRert'
Nrghsn.
pbi!acstpFia, Sui %, 1882. rQl5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08
Scr iupblfctle
8aubOl1 mOf,

ouf ber SGds stitSn Der eetoCr Pruds cbnrpstt Sd'
esr uno 8ed's 0Rdblr.
Die llnterIhriebenrn benadridtt1en BIER
nit lire Srsunoe uno Elm oeebrte6 pub!ltum
i'm U[Iosmeineu. oaB fie fcGben etnen trtl den
uno Isbr ousaecCbnteu BcrrOtb autrIel
S,rettcr, 8idnfeu, Sdifen, Scdnt
ling u. 10,
fCwis fan iece urt non Sauhob' ooS o't
lanai werpen mag, einQele9t boben, wtlde6
fie oefcnnen Guo on biIi9en prsl''n 5u pr's
foufen. .-Sbr ieei9er Stcd beteht aus oeIn
belfen uno uornebmfen in ibrtm Sahe' unp
CIe IbmeiHeln 1cb, einen 70 Qutrn Ariltel
Iiefe,n ,u f6uneu ale Der bette in ols'er @'c-
oeno i'm Stanoe 1T Su Iieferu uno 1mar 10
moblfeil ols Der mObfcllte. S'e bapen
ebenfous sincn StOd 9daifontss Ooer eurres
Soubcl, auf 6ono, 5u weldem ne 0elon-
eers Die Uufmertiomfdt oe5 puolltumS 6n
Ienfsn muni6en.
Sie Iaoen auc Elm anSurufcn uno tbren
Gtcf in Hu0enItsin su nsbmen, eDe tic
Icnlfmo foufen, brnn lie fubIen uberteu9t'
eas weuu ibr Stod einmal 9eleben TIFo' er
nicbt feblen fam ub9ang Su tlnoe1.
Dontbar fur bi5ber qenCNtne llberole un'
trr(lusuna, bCffen fis ourb phnttll6e Secle'
nuuo unp biuiQs Yreiie tb tsrner rsS gu
trousns pss publltums muret0 bu MAIDEN.
6. Z. unb q. 9, Hsf.
uusntcmn. cJuI, 20, 1852. nQ6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-08


@r9reifst cisfc @rtegenbeit. fsinen Srsun'
ben, alten Runosu uno Dem Qublieum ubers
baupt bic Qnbsi9s Su MAIDEN, oo6 ct baS
WSietbftoa 0eitbaff
NUN ouf feline a0siniNs Rsbnune. an benz
ndmliben Srt mo e5 fribsr bur6 0Ofma1
unc Rrdmer bttrietsn puros bstrebt, aIlne
er bsrsit III ale bic ibn nit ibrs 8unbf&aft
su besbrsn mhnften Su befricoi9cn. i.
Sein Stau it 8e8enDdrtig NIT esn ausr
bsfen uno 80 o.
eieberftcn @ferDen
QefitIt - nir9rnoS fno bsfsre Su fineen. -
geine SubrBeu9s fl 5 sbsnfatI5 rpis man iie
nur rUlnften fam, uno bs9rsifsn. isoe Grt
vcn ben feiuiirn uno fddsbOrlsn, bis 3u
Srudt Mdesn bsrob in fi6. 4u6 6dlt &c
tmmsr Sum Guseibeu roer 5um 9artie4
nab 8tfimmun9s @Iiesu ous5ufaHreB
Uon ben befen ,..... .....
SmnibnTet, tnD GarriaScss
in Ieinem GiabIiftment &ur5 in alr unn
isosr 6inii6t ubertrifTt fein StalI aQe anesre
in biefsr aonEen um9e9eno. uno nebenoent
iino feline YreiTs nur gang biui8-9anJ be-
fonoers finosn e5 partien, Die cine Gufreite
MAIDEN pOarn, gu ibrsm 8Ortbsit wsnn iis
6ei ibm onIpretben. - . 1870 .,
Sur bueit5 9euOTlne. .tintsrfiieuuo 1att.t
u feinen Trrunorn un9ebeu6elten Sane ab,
bittet um cine Sorttaurr osrieIbsn, uno asr
ccnPt ourcb punstIibs Gbwartun9 feiusr @e-
Ihdfte quite uno httsrs Qferoe, uno bilias
prsife, i,ine Guncf6aft nod um pisIss Sst
ermeitcrn.
$GOmn6 SOfm0r.
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