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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
r. W. WEsTcoTT AuctiOneeI
ID EIIRNITURE.T THIS MON-

DAY MORNING, IV4 O'CLOCK, az no OIeeI"IVI-u'"
Icing all dc stock Of late d. T. Hulse Custom made
and OF tue best quality Every lot, embTacn2 over ~ VII.
ha oily aod min OF sne-COnssng OF mahogany
and walnut BuTeaus ee CANT Sofas Ttieslees and Dyans
VoltArc aud Rocking Chairs III velvet and naicotn;
MAHOGANY and walnut Washsiands Hat do marbe.top aud
Ilan Center Pier and Side Tables Dining breakfast and
Gard do; rosewood aud walnut Bedsteads nohy carved
mahogany and rosew ood Chairs cottage and walnut do,
sanesea Office and Ann Chairs inlaid fancy Tables, ard
roles IA Har Mattresses Feather Beds Tapestry and in-
grain Carpets, mahogany aud gilt Mirrors, &c.
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TIp Hoard OF ITuttttt INV 1VN''
e lei cent ON the earned premiums OF the yeaf
sndre D,c Sl i65l for which certificates VIII be issuet on
80 iter ,hex,h of Apr next Also interest Of per
cent on the scrp heretofore issued payable cAsh on aud
40, the SS of February Nv order OF the Board.
NV ~ EDWARD 4. STRONG, Secretary.
TRUSTEES
7.j.5se Coot Francis Ssiddy z. A. n. Rensud
n 49, TSirsto, Ssm'l T. SPROUTS Chas Connolly
\ i NC,esdv Fbep H. Croker Elisha Robbins,
S.duey Brooks, VIM bulkiey, rah Aagn,
Geo Griswold Jr, Arthur flnuesAn, Ihonas panntnr
Ehas Ponver, James ;. hyde, W. henL eoOedAf
y Rrovn William Bryce, John Harper,
Frederick A. Lee, J. H4oert J11es SlyeIs'
SStspp r;,,b;, Theodore Crane samuel L. Bush,
Allied BaTTat, koDeIt l.. Ia4O4' 49,,
y \, ~, ,.ho,v / : Pond Wan. X Lothrop,
L. H. Brewster, L. u w fIi1 rs.1, cSSs0E 80.
EpwARp ANTHONY, Niee-PrcsdeEt.
TpwAIp AsSTRONG, Secretary.
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N1EW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSUR.

IN ANCE COMPANY, Of New Haven, Conn.-BRANCH
OFFICE, No. 10 Wall-st- y. Y.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
This Company nsuIes Live Stock such rs Horses, Cat;
tie &C. &C. from DEATH sccosoned either from natural
or accident or disease oaHy description whatsoever
THOMAS KENDRlCK, President.
GEORGE Il. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
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NEW.YORK SUPERIOR COURT.-Hen.

~ Domn,k Esther NJ he Ehra u po,ninsch
Sarah H. IA, vie John r. butler and bhnfhs
r. his wfo, Mary Domn,k Ann DoHihrk William H. Cor and
and Marsreita his lane Dounck Harriet Domnsh Oeceeo
u, Ms wife. fIans Drmnek and Anne MS ss
~. Frsncts jacob DosAs1et
&C. feederck Peet, William tsrdon an
Iouaa his william Dunnns &C. safsa
arerhate, frsDS Richard DoInnck Ada Dominica IhAdsss
pomineh Junus the above named dssnAnts,
ADA DoMINfCK THADDEUs DONiNlck and 'USIus DON
NICK hereby summoned and required 10 sswsr the
complaint in this scn which fled tho osc %
the sad Court the dy OF the date hereof an9 "
er,e copy OF your the ad supplemental oom0ss on
h- ohce No 20 Nassau street. Ia tho CITY
New York within twenty . ser the service hereof saciasve
oi .eryce and fail tho sad eouspaf
within aforead the plaintiff herein will take uGnsai
asanst you demanded the said complaint
New. Yort July 3. te6R Your &c,
iyB la~tmM =. N. BALDWIN, ATTY. fog fislntne
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

the County New YORK notice hereby sSso TO a. pr
having JOHN DAto late OF the CITY Of New
Yok deceased pre- The with vouchers hsfee 70 ne
,u,crite 4 her rsd.uce spnS the CITY Of Nev
York The gh Day rbrusy nstDsed New fes
tie 2~i day OF August, ls32 -
ava lswGmM hARTHk DAR0, Admin.tratrts
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-The LIv-
w ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
co intend sailing the avorite steamships as follows;

THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited humber of trd-cass passengers will be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found IN provisions
From Phi adslr hia So From Liverpool &c guineas
Cernfcots Of passage will be Issued here to parties 40
rates. 49,,
Freight GO per tun coarse goods hardware, &c, VIII be
taken subject 10 agreement.
An txIentnc,d Surgeon viii be carried or econ snlp
Small drafts draw at isht En- gland and Ireland
For freight or passage apply to 49,
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exohsnge-Place, n 4,
and No Wanut-st, Philadelphia.
pIcrfARDSON BROTHERS 4 Co Liverpool
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nor KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON.
II -steau,er WILSON SMALL leaves Mauays Per,
daily al r VI. Returning leaves hsypoH a. a n
'SKTYPoRT DiRECT-steanler JOHN HART caves
u-r,xss pier AZ A NJ (Sund@ys and Mondays excsPted)
Rstui1ns Iaves Ksyport, daily Saturdays and Sundays
excepted at 7. NJ
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1nsnranre Companies.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CA

NUTUAL L IRE INSURANCE, WIFI ASH
I'VE CAPJTAL.-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
OF the City Of Newly ork-nsurance Buildings No ~ Wall
st. corner OF Niniam-st. 80
The Charter of this Company requires that fourfhs Of
profits aftsr paying per cent per amman TO It's
StockLoders are 10 be divided with the policy holders.
ROBERT ). HONE, President.
u. +. CURRY Secretary.
n BCopies the Charter of this Company may be OBJ
tanned On application at the Office
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RIVER RAILROAD.-Fan Ar.

III IHNUN NV In hAILhUAD.-fd al nj
Il ransemtnt. Through Fares all Trans between
NowYork and Albany 81 81. Trains leave Chsubsss st.
daily. Sundays excepted for Albany and Troy.
Exrnss Tain 6A NJ. through in hours connecting
with Trains r,schng Buffalo Montreal at o'clock ssne
evening.
Mail Train "A M.-Through Way Trains and r. NJ
Fxpross Train T. Mathematician Train 1891 VI.
For Peefskill at A. M T. NJ. and els z. NJ
For Pokcepse at $50 A. ". aud $50 z. NJ stopping a.
all NGy Statons-Sunday Mail Train ) 7. VI. tron Cans
-Pesengers taken at Chambers, Canal Christopher 18th
and Sst.sts GEO. STARK, Superintendent.
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NuFAp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOW

< FARF BY THE STONINGTON LISE.To Bostoo,
e,bp 81 g. deck II To Providence cabin { deck ID
~. DSily asp NJ from Pier 30 North kver by st-au
,Is {. Vl<DERBILT and COMMODORE For further
irformsou apply the Office Of the Company NO ~ o'
tery-Y lsce
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOW-The Glasgow and New-York Steamship
Coursnys powerful Steamship GLASGOW, l,SD
TIM, and 100 horse power Robert Craig Commander, will
sail from New York for Glasgow on SATURDAY 18th Nov
and on SATURDAY, 18th Janussy, at u o'clock, noon.
First Cabin (suloon State ROcms) ..............s9o
First Cabin. (Mdship State Roons) ............. IS
Second Cabin. ....... 800, ,'''''''''''' oo
Stewards fee included
Aprly TO J. Nc SYMON. No. - Broadway
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of JESSE

SMITH ra Surrogate 81 the County o. knsa notice hcreey
sccdns aw 30 a having claims sesn JONI
j. DARLINGTON late 81 thu City OF Mhs nsbursh, dseeasrd,
they required csh the 18th the voucher. tho CO..
the ofcc Of Joseph g. Palmer No 20 Chatham
the Cry Of New York. before the lst dr. Of Deesnes
nesL-Drted Nay "a boz ..
MARY A DARLINGTON Adm,ai.,rs,il,
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
i OCEAN HOUSE. Long Br1nchl PORT WASH
INGTON. MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Md
dletownD and RED BANK.-fhe and splendid steam
Soa, THOMAS HUNT Capt. A. III. Hazgsrty viii leave
,bs Nsx.Hay1 per Ped dip East River, follows:
PROM NETWORK. FROM sHRkWsbUnf
Tue.dav Oct 10 9 NJ Tuesday Oct. 10, III "
WeSn,sdsv Oet 80 81 A NJ "Wednesday. Oct. % p VI.
Tnrr,5sv Der n 10 ~ Thursday Oct q, y z. "
Fr,eav III - n NJ Friday Oct. 2, p p. NJ
SATURDAY. Oct. %, II r. NJ. Monday Oct y ~ ",
Tue sday Oct. &C. 6 A. NJ Tuesday, Oct % = I; =,
Wsnne,asv Oct n ! A NJ Wednesday, Oct z, y Z. VI.
ThuTfday, Oct. &c, 7. A. NJ Thursday Oct % r. N
Friday Oct %. "a NJ. Friday, Oct - y ~
Saturday Oet. 10 ga NJ MONDAY Nov. l. A. NJ
m sisss fr sSran viii nun IN connection with boat
gers to all parts Of the country All
persus forbid trusting the above boat on the account Of
he
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TIVE FLORENCE and KEYPORT COM.

TIVE FLORENCE and KEfPORI COM.
i PANY-A Meeting Of he Stockholders will be held
At Keyport on TUESDAY the 9th November next, when
statement will be made Of the prospects and condition Of
the Company.
new doCk building on the property.
with l cts for the by applying at Office No u
Hsnoyerst.
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". \. CARIEk, AlltIUnttI - -
GOSLING, Jr.S RESTAURANT, No. 81
W Courtlandt-st.-W. A. CARTER viii offer at Public
Auction on WEDNESDAY, Oct "a, 1882 IL o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange the Lease of ten years with the
Fixtures Furniture and Apparatus OF Goshns grs Res
Jrs RostauIsnt the immense throng continually passing
up and down TO and from the boats Nc the mmedi'
ate wen OF TIE elTee together with the improvement
eong on m Liberty, Washington and Green~ leh-sts, all
tend render this SPOT of the most valuable IN New
York. go,
The sale will be without reserve 10 the highest bidder
Further r6i be obtained on the premises OF nom
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HATS at AUTHORIZATIONS a.
Il L MOUNT viii cell ON WEDNESDAY NENI, Hlth
inst AT their Auction Room, No. 81 Beaverst 0doHen
Ceptcr,ps SIX Hats Beebessiye, nanuaoturedexpress
ly Tor city trade 10 le cold by the single case.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sure

The tCuny New ora noitc hereby rven 70 ~ 80
hs,ns CLANS aEnn,t ELlZABErH PlNkSEf, late 81 Ne
Cy Of New Yk, deceased pesn the sane, With ~oaeh.ss
subscriber residence No. iD Fulton ths
tny York heiorr she tenth day 81 December nsst
Dtted New iorl. the twenty ninth dsy OF NAY ls2
n3l awtmM JAMES ID. PHiGE, Esecstes.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
sspn Galifprnie,,.
- sV
S..araLIU

ssAtOOO mno f,s0O,OOO Sbaier nuter:
ipegs.-SpnprG bnreb Tener serit6rt.
NewWorf, %. Suli. 0as Dampffbifi
uniteo Staates iit NIT 430 0aiTagiereu
$244, 900 uno sebn Saaen fpdtern Nabri6'
ten aus @oIifornien anaefommen. Sas
Oampfl6iff 9oloen 9ate 1T am %. SUM
nit 200, 900 SbaIer uno elmer oroBeu I'm
Sabl pafIa9iere ron Gan SraneiscO ab9e-
9an9en.
Serbrehen flnb iberau in Californian i'm
3uneDmen. Mototbaten, Hdubsreien, 9teb
fable uno ieoe Qrt non Serbreben waren
bdufger ais ie SuvGr.
Sas Gpnb'@sfee III nod in pOlIem San
9e, uno mebrere QerIonen, meGbe oes 8au
bes befbulei9t, Gino ourcb oa5 8UIf binge-
rthtet. - I'm ben Minm an Carton Greet
betru9 Der burb1bnihIibe 9eminn ti9ib
$l2. Die Suars Minen Gomponien Don
Slane9an uno WOrqan orbeiten beioe an
Der ftreiti9en Qoer.-3ie Qterbau EslOur.
cen oe5 Gantes beginner entmitet Su mer-
ben. Sn WaripOfa &Ountp iino 20 bis
500 600 ader inter &uItur uno bic Saa
ten teben pertrCffib.
Die Stobt SCnCra in odn5tib turd
Seuer serit6rt. Ger &etluit miro auf mebr
aI5 cine WiQiOn 3boIcr anQeftIageu. -
Der game n6rolibe She'll Der Staot III
nteoer9ebrannt. Ser Q4no nobm cine
Menbung nCrbmdrt5 uno oaS Seuer floe
RAID BON Sag5 Su 6ous. 0is 9onbe Stoot
nit Nu5nabme siniacr serftreutsn @ebiuoe
uno her &orffobt SonOrita Iieat in uIhs.
Rur bic fcuerfflen Riilen unb rie GCGNtp
Hc9ifrr limb qersttct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Sin (ctteuer sfnb.iep.

Que iibtbaren ptaneten ftnnen iett mad,
sln9etretener Nabt lber psm 6oriSont BE-
obabtet mereen. uuo swar in folder Vo-
IltIon, eab fie bic 9inie Der @tliptif Oeer III.
re el9ene uno osr 9roe Greisbabn beieidb-
men. I'm peflliden 9otiSOnt bemertt man
Den PLANET Senus. nit einem beuerenS Sdeiu
ais ct, wie sefast miro. felt BEN tssten sebn
5abren ii6 8ei9te, 6iiIb Supiter in pOuem
8lanSe, uno 5wif6en beoen bic Ylaueten
Wlars uno Saturn. Ser Wars erI6eint
Dem Qu9e fIeiner unb wenieer belle, Uou
we9en tetnsr uno Der @rpe 9eesnndrtieen
8retSbabnen. Der Saturn nit feinem bIei.
den elbte sei9t iieb ats Elm Stern Sweiter
8tb6e. Die @onfeuatiUnen bes a,o6en
Sdrs, Scorpion5 uno Der Gpra, in6 chen
faus ieet fdttar. gine 8etracbtuna bes
Sternenbefdeten Sirmaments 1T ieet IOwebt
lnterei1ant ais beIebreno.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Qm 14ten biefes MCnats wuroen brei
Gifenbabnfarrsn bel Samaqua, in S6upl'
Flu Gauntp ourb Qutuer in Die Cuff esbIa
Gen. Sine QnSabI fib parin befiucenoe Sr.
Idncer wuroen fur6tbar perltammeIt unb
Ssrbrannt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
SSer ftimmt fir Ssieree2

2fIIe bic 9essn einen bef6hsenben Sariff
fine!
Que bic sinsn iunsen Wdntis eawper ei>
mem altsn etfabrenen SoIoaten UorSieben!
QlIe bic ba9eaen fino einsn Mann fur
feline Sbaten Su belobnen!
uno aIle bic bereit lnb bfs eanoe5 @cbl
fur pas payteiwobl Su psttani9en
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

% sd sisbe INNER einen brenba af'
ten Srieeen feIblt einsm erfOIereibsn
sRrieae por."- rparsn bic noblen Norte
Don @inFeIb Geott in 1912. inbsm er bic
uneert6te 8sbauptuns wibsrleste, bas CT ei
ntm 8ttsoe pioerftonoen babe. Der aIte
Sele BAT nod bel alien 9sIesenbsitsn &C.,
ssiet. oae er ben Sriebsn Iiebt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Wfilitdrmatbt Der Der. gtaoten.

Qu5 CfTBieuen Ssribten ebetIt, ba6 bic
Itsbenoe 4rmee Qe9enwdrtis 0.I29 Mlann
So6It, wOpon S96 SffiSste uno 9233 Sc
metne. Sie QnSabI Der 5Orniifen III 60
uno bic Der nbri9sn Muiifonten 256. Das
9ouptquartier III in 8aIbinatOn. Die
3abl Der SffiSiae in Der Mitis III 74S62
uno bic Der SOloatsn 2. .I05. 524, mas cine
SotoI5abl Don 2,l80 486 tampfTibiaer
Minner mobt QBir oIauben cemnab
wirfIib, cos Die Ser. Staaten cine Mabt
auf Der @ree Nno.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

-Scit Ginger 3eit uuterbaIten fran66T-
Ibe uno enstilbe SIdtter un5 uteI Don ei.
mem SaIsmane Rarl'S oeS 9rO6en, Der
eet i'm geiIe oes priujen eOui5 NapOleop
Iein fOQ. SOu oiefem SaIiSmane eibt pas
in Qa6en erfbcinsnoe rgto rsr GeseH-
mart" cine 4bbIoun9 uuo fa9t, ca6 cs esr-
relbe Iei, ben Rarl b. @r. licts bel ii6 trug
unb Der an feinem SaIfe gefuncen waro,
ais man 1166 fein 8rat cfnete. IS TT
elm ooIoenes Reliquarium Don runecr &C.
ltaIt, auf Der Sbet aibe NIT fcfibaren Stei.
nen beGeet. Der mittIere SbeiG betebt aus
ipei rCtben Iber einancer 9ete9ten Sapbi'
rem, peIdbe Elm Stuf ceS wabreu GreuSes
Sefu einf6Iie6en. SIN Sabre 79S Uerebrte
,6arun al Gaib'o eisIen SaIismau Garl
oem 9ro6cn mie Marui Sancti secreta fidelium
crusis C9ub 3, 4blb. 3, Gap. II. u be.
ribteu. Der @lerus pon Qateu matte
oieleu SaIsman unter oem pan1allsen fraus
Soiifben Sifdofe Marfus antcnluS, am
%. Sbamiber Sabre MI. cenl Eailer 9fas
ppIeon sum 9cf9CnF,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

g@BO ifi SranF pisrte am popuIdrRen?
1ntwprt; Sn shrearPIiRa Hne England !!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Sufammen alto III GleftOral Stimmen
% mebr aIs nOtbwenoi9 fino Su feiner
@rmdbIuns. 3upsm III cine ffarfe @obr-
fbeinIi6 porbanosn, baB CT au6 lber SIc-
riea. Californian, Snbiana, Miti9an uno
Maine ben Siss bauUntra9en wirb. Die
Na6ri6ten Don bieien Staaten Iauten febr
ermunterno fur bic 8bia, Sabe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Reintt hfeit - Cine furStitb pubtf.
sirte Ndtrbauftrift aiebt folasnpes SsifpieL
Won ttm NuBen Der &einIitfeit: 8aitt
tin Shmein aus BCde tuhtia nit Seife
une Mo6r psrmitteIt elmer 8utfts uno es
miro i'm SerbdItni6 nit einsm nibt aufoie.
Ie WciTt bsbancslten SbWein rpie finf 9ss
Gen orGi Sunebmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Sn UGGsabenp muron am SienRoae
5moniia pulCnsn ouf bic SsIhuIplgune
nor Den Mopcr 9ebrattt, ooB Iie Spnntaes,
eiquor Vsrfouft bdtten uno unter Dem alien
9eIcse in Snafe aenommen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

%Nibts 1T Ieihter aI3 tlnbetI anSu
ridten, ni6tS f6wsrer aI5 SCipsn cbHe SIa'
sc Su rtra9sn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Uuf ben BAHAMA Sufetn bat Gin
fur6tbarer &e9cnfurm bic beften SaIjqueI.
len serlt6rt, wOoHr3 Der preis etefeS QrIi-
tet5 9eltei9srt If.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Sauow idb 8 Ger nYoIpues
iian" tbeitt Die GinSetnbeiteu elmer pOn oew
SrifIneen ouf ocn @aQipa9o5' SnieIn
uerubten @emaIttbat nit. e5n Der Witte
ucriaen glopembers lanoete an Der @batbam.
SnIet Die SGaIuppe n4bantom' pOn Gan
Sran5i5co, I'm cine eaounQ S6iIofroten
einsunetmen. @d5rsno einSbeiI Der Mann'
ibaft am ufer mar, wuros oa5 Shtff uom
elmer 8an6s uberfatIen, QlIe am SOro cts
moroet cas- S6tff 9epIunoert unO an9e'
bc6lr uno carouf audi bic an Der &uite Be'
fincliten qet6otet -SOIbe @sfbitten lot'
len hbriseu5 auf ieuen SnieIn bduf9 Uoss
fomn1en,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

~@tma funfsis tauieup 0ubeno @ier
wurben in cisfer SabrSSeit pon MILwaufie
na6 gieu OorP perfbifft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

E< Cine RartenIaoung Sbweine, 103
an 3abI, perbrannten pOrIegte Bote auf
Der 8ei9sIbabn Su &Ome, in Staate Neu
Worf, Su &Uoe. Der SerIuit fou beeeateno
isin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
q . 1T u usl Ian ,.

u8wouoetunQ nab ben Ser.
Stooten.-Nob einsm in QreuBen erIaf'
fsnsn @efees iotIen Gle Msnncniteu, etne
Den Gudfern dbnIide 9efle nun aud WitIi.
tdroienGfe !eiifen 9a bjeS ieoob ibrem
@lauben mioerfpricbt, manrsrn Iie in 9robeu
MolIen tbriI5 natb Den 8er. Staaten, tbeil8
nab RuBlano aus. Sie fno meilfenS Geus
te BON Siemlidtsm @obIfano. toGnoert
Samlisn baben fur6Iitb bic rufitfdbs @renSe
uberI6r!tten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Grobeeren.-Srau Mineer. IN pOhs
taun, BAT, wie Der MOnt9. oGeoqcr" berib
tet in ibrem 8arten Gin fteine5 Groteeren-
8ett, Is bti Is SUP, weEtes bieie5 Sabr
IS Quart Grobssrsn u0n au59ebeitnst gu
tenn @ef&maf bra6te. Qnore t6nnen oa
Don lernen, pie nit Ieidtcr Mube ite fi6
auf einem tteinen Sudden 9runo riele
s6fIibe Sru6t per1daifen f6nHsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Speifefoften elmer &atferin.-
3eitun9cn aus Seutidtano meIceu, caB
mdbreno oeS ueuIten QufentbaIt5 Der 1ai'
ierin Don Gu6Iano Su SbIan9enbao, i'm
NalIauiI6en, tdsIib fir ibre SafcI 9eIiefert
wuroen: $50 6ubner. S6infen, 6 Rinos
braten, ieOsr bu 40 Qfuno, 60 qfO, Sif6e
uuo 1000 Gter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

w.Worfer RrpitaGt-paIaft f.
Die Soriteber biefes tlnternebmen5 9ebcn
in ALIEN @rnife ans @erf. sic baben BE-
reit5 Subftriptionen gum 8eGaufe pcn$200 =
600 9eii6ert, wOpOn 10 proSent ein9rSabIt
hno. Die pIdne bsfineen iib in ben t9dn
ben Der 8aumsiffer. Sas gebduee wiro
einen &aum Don 450 Suaoratfub oeS 3e-
ferpoir Square einnebmen, cine anlebnIibe
@r6ee, obwobl eS lib nitt nit Dem Grpfau'
unssbsuer i'm 9pee parf mehen fann
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Sm Staat Maine laufsn oier Gambia.
ten fir @ouperneur. Sin Bbiq, elm Qlt
0unfer uno Elm Sreeioil SemoPrat; biss
Ie crei @anoioatsu lino ale tur eaS neue
9iquor @eiss. Die Gs9ner os1IeIbsn babeu
ipiter einsn 4nti- giquor Gam @anciOot auf.
opifefIt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

8iefen in 9ennIptpanien. Sn
8 e f d e ter wObnt Elm Serr 9icecn Sri
les, meIher Satsr pon S6bnen uno Spsi
S6btern III, wslhs aue bis auf einen Ieben,
SoIaence iino bic @swi6te oerfeIben: 252,
23S, 100, 2I9, 100. 230, 100, 200 uno 204
Qfo. Ser &ater erfrsute lib in Dem alter
Don rs Sabrsn elmer 9uten 9efuncbeit. Die
9anSe SamiIie wie9t Sufammen 2l33 pfuno.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
0SbI0 stnttphdIf fNrhshhHhgsH'
SIR NrGTbent:
Maj. j.@eu. BinfelD ScDtt

Tfr 0ice NrdTecut.
SEilltam q. 0rnDaln.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Gantafer, p. SuIi. Gin Eifbter in
bieliger Stoct, Namen5 Slid, oeriudte am
Ubeno Iitb nit ejnem EaiirmeHer
oa5 Gtbsn Ia nebmsn. @r Iebt bWar nod,
man besmeifelt aber feline @ieosrberiteuun0
Ser unQtutlitbe Monn bat Die ihrefIihe
Gbot in ejnsm 4nfaue pOn Sduferwabnlinn
perlbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Ge 8rittjihen EcDp 35itunQcn toben
@tneral Wierte uno ftimpfsn auf Sen.
StCtt. glotb tin alter 9a6 9e9en i'm ftct-
ncn lie Su bRqen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Sen. GtOtt Bat s5 abaeIsbnt Der Sabres'
feir bei GuntD'8 gane bet,umobnen. Gr.
fa9t ra6 sr gu eem GnhbIuife 9efommeIs
i,i, mdbrsno Dem 8ablfampfe gar feinen
CffentIiten SefIidtsiten bsiBuwobnm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

6In Der Stoot Bofton mrbnsn mn.
Qtfdbr 200O Gsnte, Die tlbrr 100 tnufcno'
Gbolcr, uni IS Die i>btr tine MiujOn SbaIer
mRrtb Itnp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

gCE Gic Nocbtitten pon Sbio, 70 ME
pon fan alien G'tQtunen Der 8sr. 9tdaten,
lautcu Irbr QUn0ia fur rie GrwdbuH9 oes
Sen Stott ais p,efoeut i'm NOpembr cieo
fe5 IdhtS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Gin Rnobe ia GnaIano, II Sabre alt,
rbdltidbrlitb 200 600 1balsr Sebolt. gBsr
III oeIr Uusertsfsne Ser dltetts 9obn
Der &6ni9su Sjttcrta. - tlno wer besobts
esq Ser i'm Sbpei6 9ebaoete 2rbeitss
mann.
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efforts must mainly be relied on to for
ward this as all other Improvements and
reforms, il seems but reasonable that the
Federal Government should do little
the very little that is asked Of it--toward
the accomplishment Of the good work.
' - Many farmer now
possesses treasures in mari or muck,
plaster or phosphate, Of which he is ut
tetly ignorant. and likely to remain so.-
We all need light; but agriculture does
not keep pace with other departments OF
productive industry in improvement,
because il has not received
equal attention from those capable Of
shedding the light Of science upon its
onward wav. se3 Ffra
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NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Kalida and
Il Hamer Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that twenty
per cen,um on each share of the capital
Stock of said Company will be required
to be paid in, to c. Fl. Rice, the Trea-
surer Of said Company, ON the fifteenth
day Of April next; and twenty per GEN.
tum on the fifteenth day Of July next;
twenty per centum on The fifteenth day
Of October next; twenty per centum on
the fifteenth day Of January, 1858; and
lastly, the further sum Of ten per ce1ium
on The fifteenth day of April thereafter.
according TO the contract made with the
contractor OF said Road by the Directors
Of said Company. You will therefore
see the necessity Of punctuality in order
to the vigorous prosecution of the work.
MOSES LEE, President.
Kalida, March 30, 1852 574