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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

Observation-Disclosures, ex., No s3-Captal 81 600
10 Nos, ia drawn. Tickets So.
THURSDAY-Delaware, No sO-Capital; $50 $780,
IS Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets SIS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-08

Par Value Sales at
Virginia State Bonds new issue)... 500 $lO9
Virginia State Stock fold ssue).... 100 107
James River and Kanawha Compa
ny's guaranteed bonds. 100 l05
Richmond and Danve r. r. Com
pany guaranteed bonds. .....---. 100 los
Richmond City Stock. .-............ 100 l04
Bank of Virginia Stock. -.....-..... 70 rs
Farmers Bank Stock. ............. 100 1909
Exchange Bank Stock. ..........-.. 100 ITO
Va. Fire and M 90 souaInsuI 100 ZIG
Richmond Fire Association. -....... 20 35f
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto.
mac Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 100 983
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad. 100 40
Central Railroad told stock ......... 100 81
James River and Kanawha Stock. 100 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10


We have dates from Oregon to the 18th of August
The Oyegonion Of the 18th Aug says" rhe steamer
boilers Monday List bile asceUdiog the Upper VIVA
mette near Champoeg One Of tine engineers has since
died, another seriously, II not daDserousy injured
with side Of The cabin entirely carried away"
The Oregonidn of the 9th Aug says" the Pacific
aspnaSd a. SseS @ d. Nc
sncs wers ct the base Of Mount st. Heleus when last
heard FROM We understand they expect to meet Gov.
Stevens party between the Cascade and Rocky Noun
tsiDs and Iutt their endsavor find route direct to
PIget's Sound will be Drowned With success.
The first or teams arriv 1t Portland the plains
on hoUday, the LIST August They left st jose No.,
on the 2th Of April The party repre- the grass to
be good on the whole route Several trains Of Immigrant
arrived - the same place on Thur day last, with large
droves of cattle The reports favorable. Th-re
is but very little sickness among the immig this
year and II cir number is represented be large The
stock IL At has looks well One drove Of one hun
crsd and 6fty SIX hesd has arrived and emil,
head % the whole journey We hear another report that
GOD stock had died Platte river BIZ. engng
thoee further In the rear.
Major Alvord Of the s A.. who has been appointed
by the Executive o. the United SAes to open
the road from the mouth OF Myrtle Creek Umpqua
ty to Camp Stezart Rofue River, has gone TO the
southern portion Of Oregon fr the purpose Of
ing rpei atons krd viii doubt push the work
with al possible dispatch
The Portland rapers Of the 18Th Of August say-oThe
westker IL remarkably Hre and comfoitsb We had
bgh showers last Saturday ard Sunday The crops
are abundant, and the farmers all busy With last
Of h,rys,fig We Judge that thirds more produce
was sertled by the white man" The Times had bsen
presented with some specimens Of wheat and oats raised
few mea north Of the Santan river The Shest he Ads
we're over Fix inches long and two three
quarter inches in ,niug over two
bundred kernels to the head the oats good egh.
feet tal-'he beads measuring forty inches-con.
tsDire four hundred oats 70 the head They will be for
wsrded we learn TO the Worlds Fair. The army worm
or some nf ect resembling 1t Il doing serious nu to
the crops along the Columbia river
Two engine and one book and ladder company have
recently been organized In Portland.
IN Ia bean he t6o ~ hrtl ,,f
that city, shng III. Connie tioner OF the Lans Office TO
stay bs issue Of patents 70 Mesrs 10 wnsdale Coffin and
Chapman until they could petition to Congress to give
them (the lot holders) their titles direst They have
also drs and recommended petition to QoDgreso
upon the sme bas, asking special Law TO give the lot
holders title direct specifying the number Of lots Owned
the numtes of blocks, and Plumbers Of lots in said blocks
MARRIED.
In Salem, 7 July 3, oy Rsv Leslie Capt Leonard
White, Il Clackemas TO Miss Gertrude Jane Plat of
Yambil =
In Clsckemas county Oregon, July 10. Mr.. VIM. HAIL.
10 Miss Christ Devsll.
July 10 Mr.. b Ca dner, to Miss Mary Parker both
Of Clark county, Oregon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
Interesting Intelligence from the Plains,


Mr. Gamble, oIe of the party who arrived a. Sierra
mento by 'be rland route the I'd OF August
nthes the Union with some further and incidents
Of bis rip.
The general health of the emgrant trains passed on
the Ioad was excellent and single fresh grave
seen aer LEAVING the Missouri river There
the Platte but crossing .he Rocky Mountains
some wee found suffering from fever and colds contract
ed IN consequence Of the long continued rainy weather.
enocuD tered esst Of the mountains
About hundred miles above old Fort Keayny one
drtd PawDee warriors pssed the camp In the night
ION the trail for thu Dosage river. where they
peced 10 give battle to their the Ossayes They
had With them tie mocassn MAN, who bore the weap
obs Of the chief the trine
The Grow IL diaDs are likely to give the smigrants
some trouble owing to the destruction by the traders Of
then ooge, containing the dead bodies OF huodred
OF Their number who fell victims the small pox last
fall They swear against the whites for this
sacralegious act, although With little cause as the
traders burned the lodge down In Of the
horrid stencil emitted from the purifying bodies At
the caste, end Of the bridge whish spans the Mo-
Fork OF the Platte, Ar. Gamble and company up
with five wagons, the owners and occup pants Of which
hsd been deferred from crossing osng to the presence
and hostile appea ance Of sixty armed Crows on
this side OF the white also was seen With
them, who afterwards turned to b. the fslo who
had melted the Indians to desperation by false repes
tations.
After some parley the Indians dispersed when the
party crossed the bridge and pursued their journey
moested Information of the facts conveyed to Fort
LsJamie, one bur dred and miles below bridge
AID detachment Of troops was eypec'ed daily aws
the natives into subecton Individuals Of this tribe had
twice stopped the mails Fort LARAMIE and
a,o chsn travellers, with whom they s~apped
clothing but bad not to the kno sedge of informant
ind cited bodily injury There stationed at the
forts OF Kssrny and Laramie about $50 tooos these
putting their crops Is the forts, 1t was understood
were TO be Aban doned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
From Fort Wass,fta:

The Fort Smith Herald has letter from Fort Washita
Cherokee Nation. dated June go which says
Col Caprcp, Indian Agent for thu removal Of the var
GUS sd tribes out Of Texas sent to this post for assist
in carry pg out his object
Major Holmes Immediately despatched a detachment
Of ten men Of his company under the mand of Lieut.
Peirce.
Lieut. arrived at Col Caprops camp near Red river
in the Nation, early next smorpiDg. After remaining
there dsy and performing such duty was req ured
OF him. be vas returning TO his post when about MD
night he WIS overtsken by express frcm Col Capcon
TO return at once asa party OF Cberokees had
bis camp that evening much under the influence OF
liquor, ard having large quantity oft with them In
hers.
They threatened the life Of Col G. by dra wing their
pistols and gues upon him and his party and
within fifty yards of the Coonels camp threatening dea
ace to all who made opposition to their movements, and
the military Ia particular.
Lieut.. perce returned to the peighb orhood OF their
camp about daylight. After fastening the soldiers
horses come little distance off Lieut. P. approaching
cautiously nth HIS thro sing them In betwesa
Cherokee horses and the Cherokees and before any
the party had time to fly TO their guns the
whole Cherokee PARTY were captured and tied They
were brought Into this post and here confined until yes
terday when they the MarshaI Of Arkanas
with mali detachment Of under the ommand Of
Lieut. Henry
II reported that some OF the Of the captured
party are OF very desperate observation-disclosures
that there IL now large reward offered for them by the
Cherokee Nation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

SEPT. 9-Guea Is Charles Young and others This
vas an sctoL TO recover $3.50 of
maze under covenant contained In a lease Of pre-
on the corne, ~ hangib atd Mvingon scd
gard The defeodant agreed 20 purchase the fixtures
and improvements on the premises and that the value
trsNr. and in case Of their disagreement then they
should choose th and their dec ion shond be dpsi
Tie pla ntn put in evidence tha showing s aqrea.
nsnt Upon examining Of the arbitrators II
ed that pew agreement was made at the time the
matter vas fubmted 70 them. Counsel for plaintiff
mtveo to amend his complaint 10 set forth sab.
uison 10 conform TO the proof Co lpss for
abentsd on the ground thai tie amendment prop ,asi
va substantial al era ion Of the claim Of hs psir ,i
The Cont susfsiDsd the pbis,on and pavs Indignant
for the defer dant with go costs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
Marriages and Deaths.

IL San Francisco Angu,t 10 Sloane to Miss R,siua
Conlin formerly of New York city.
% Jolly 81 by Rev. Bderly, VI Francis . Green,
Of San csco, and MIA Mary j. Unot formerly Of
Boetcn Mass.
In Sen FsDcisco. July ~, BIZ Rev r. sight Hunt
Bernard Rcsenp iii 10 Mss AUeptine DYER
J. San r. aDcirco August 4, ~ Rev II r Gtllayher
Bd~ad j. Saith TO Miss Susan Herring both OF Pitts.
bursh
IL Fan Francisco. August by Rev. Dwight Hunt
VT. 70 I'D ReDt Of Mormon Island, to Miss Abba
W.yd ~ 3Ntton Mae
l. sA'ysyils Jolly a by TIE Raw FL her Marguerite,
Nj 7 Barry, e. Cincinnati, 70 Mise Bs.e Coshliu,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
Pc, sODai Intelligence.


From San Juap in the stean ,h Star Of The WeM-Mrs
Davis II Wiliett l. FornpJ aud lady, A Rice and
lady Miller DR. MA hicher g T-.th Jas Bailey, Misa
to,ting howl-y ard lsdv. ~ Marcel Sales.
In; Wilson webb Pa's. sro-e, XI. NAT;
WP stone s0hl s. tveret. 4 Jones, : Brsekstt,
Mr. Van sohaick, John Joges, Chiids BARTLETT, 9
STANFORD Mssersoa snc lady Capt Fl man, vaBvalk.
enburf, D LORD, kgbe-. amt lady sherman, Ny
hsnp, y PARKER Z Mason " @ ssioth, L v wstc-
erell Chas Taylor, jenkins w q Bransr Ross @ ii
Lrskle. nfok.r, $ Sisarss Kichsrds Mrs A VIII
ssn .as ss g xs':
A Allen N Donobue Douglass and lady, 4 Richard.
son, Weeks Wsrdlow ! bolt Lamsd. g Whit
R.nsin 9 Holiday 81 Psadsrson, = stone Y
heb; Means 9 asrs, Wood q Kssa p Kinsss.
y, Weeks Brsnhsm u,sk.l NV w,isen. y
Miss Keyser, Lord, KipeIs Ripple Goodwin,
MILLER, Chapman Rogers Y lister, = woolsey,
I Fitch, A MAYER Paris Psngisr. Vail, B.my,
Caldwell, solomon, Greely Biliinssoa @ Eaton,
Klymsn, J Parker. Everett Ivan Dyke, w Fraser,
Lamar T Ta,n Z x nos-sd Work asms'
die, J Hudde b Godeii George Reeve, Il savage w
Urms James, " ailendurer W Champion, W p Xaher,
II VAR nm, Close. Camille, Hrghesi w Thomas,
J Nooban W Hale w Ranfeld A Usher J Cline Nor.
row, O Reeves Berding Benz EFT, N DeLsis, Y
M9slsy, Powell Jones T Petersen f!s.sh. q Wake.
W 1omlinson spencer A Gage W Wright, D w Wy
Thompson, VS. sett Mrs Blsnbeysel Ne Crab.
Il Kesler liscomb, Curtin, yiaaut W williams,
G Lihdsay Ws'sam Elkin @ Brown Hsss
Close evi II We. zza s u Johnson. A Tsg art, N
smth ii Gum, D Kirmap, G Chapman, W Montgomery,
Ru,thforo, W Crane Crane, Minse, 9 HAMILTON
n he toe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
Trsgs dy ia CaInveras.

We tate the folio ling catalogue Of horrors the occur
rerce o one week. fom the Cslsveras ChrcnlJs.-
AWFUL tragedy We have never oe.n called uoon n
mysterious its cause aao no.
y s rsent that the subject OF this notice Yes
tssda, roibg abous half past rep RI sor-sd
through to-p that Chas BuGnm, EAq sse-t he - Of
Joods kxsress had b-ep shot crowd nssotly rushed
70 his house and ffghtful spectacle presented ie
The BODY lay there a pool Of blood Desth mad bsen
osusd oJ the discharge OF pistol, the muzzle
dSlty having been plaasd in the mouth, the face
vas -tttout wouI Of any kind. The hall passed 10
bsck~ard direction, through his skull en,erius the
ssang shove, w1ch vas ssrinklod With the brains He
vas fouod sarins sgsnt the ~sll in sitting posture
WIN Cops revolver by his sde The feelings OF the
beooders cannot be described Tue utmost anguish
yssed every ortast-a universal favor,e had fallen.
What impeled him 70 the rash act reusins q secret
10th NJ ~as discovered sDonp hs papers to expla 10
h~ bad been SEQ and oonyersed wh by o. his
friends half hour pfeyio siy messenger GATED on
him requiring hs attendance Sls one. o. On ,tsass
the arrival OF The Son stsgs; be replied gilgnt
aDv ssi,etop emosrt assmeut that be two.Ji be
down directly but not arriving sc I'd cali vas
mare Sbeu not answering. entrance VA eTsc ed
through The wndc and The body d7coye ed stl warm
MURDERED - Wsh feei5gs Of the deepest sorrow we
have 20 record he brnt murder Of sr jeremiah Jeras
one " our ocest eters, much respsc - he %.
BY issge q Gle o. friends Ga sunday nor1iny 80
tund dead d0o- % his boDse ths guss Hofa
Rsnahi nser " Dgrsdo abont gut niles istsrt rom
me u - hr2lt VS. o. aut theIe we're two deep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

The MURDER TRIAL OF THE KELLys.-We learn
from the deer, Of the packet Warren that the trial Of
the b. others Kells for the murder Of Miller and Gardiner
on the fathoas the Ohio river, In progress az
Hawesvlle Ky. The jury empsnneled on Monday
evening The younger Kel, IL confined his bed by
sickness WITH but very e hopes Of his living through
the week --LopisuHe Courier Sept. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
u, 3. MarShal's OHlCe.

AID FOR THE PASSENGERS OF THE SNIP ANGELIQUT.
The marshai received letter ye tersay morning from
W, i Du2ap, Of which the following is Q copy -
No 81 SOUTH STREET Sept o. 1885,
HnLyER Eco. U MARSHAL
DEAR SIR Enclosed please nod check for 925 for NJ
lief OF the unfortunate cd from ship An
geique Upon orr next packet for AustrAua viii take
The family Of you sent to me tais morning Tor the
u $500 being third the usual rate Of
passage ard In the meantime wll give empllyment on
shilbOard to the man himself, Res pscHuiiy yours
WV DUGAN.
The amount already subsc' bad Ia aO3 Including The
above $50 and the folio sing rums-J ,hu Helms, S3;
joseph Bridghsm. Uni'ed States Conmrk onsr S5 Geo.
W. Morton Uritsd states Con issop.r IS his Honor.
the Mayor IS |. De Aogelis IS, Ark+n Elliot, $40:
Stevenson, steveooe Of the Apsebqas S. stsveas q
n xe. %; +. DnDrioe Associate District Attorney,
%: Richard Busted So John Riker Jr IS
We understand that the csptsin fhs Halotse which,
sail In few days for Austrsa, a - take Mr. ana
Mrs Ma and two children on Tor Slsl the huso.n
to give his services board durpg ts passage This
has been accepted the money pal thus fous Of
uofo' tunstes provided for ~ ian,sy II y~t
CURED to defrAy the expenses Of the AiEder Ito
poor sufferers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

THE HOWARD AssooIATIoN.-We fiod on inquiry
among the Of this alton that they .ys
abes 3y adminste ed TO Ave thousand Of the sick
ard detitute. and tina. the under treat me
Amount 10 about two thousand more These ha'e
seeD treated at average expense Of fifteen doars
each mshrg the total expended for medic 81 vt
tendance and treatment alone account To $40 900 ry
bave so expended $40 0t0 s groceries and other
ecsseares of e given 20 tbe nvaescent and thsss
,e d~reJ bepIesa by the sickness Of Themselves thAs
fsu,bes ard tbs expenditure is eth going or.-Ne0
orleans Crese.ni sept. 2,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

The San Fran; sco Herald contains tue following letter
e'iDs IN account Of q most bioOdy tragedy at San
Ssse nost terri BILE tragedy occurred tais morning
ne farm of Thomas Piles, about mile and half
A-t Of San jose nisundersta adog occurred between
ftes ard By the name OF Fhillock, duuug which
Pbss ss'kc Whitock li.r. The latter replied hse
ssvvr aoyed that eyrhet to be applied to him and
parties walked out of toe house 70 fight WhItlock
nsnAed ~here the fight should take place. = Here y
sAd Piles and instantly drawing his pis o fired the
bah signify wcuDding Whiock the arm and side
WhftIcck then fred shooting Piles through the heal
psooscrg instant death The father Of Piles quite IN
Aess ore his pistol to shoot whitlock pceveat
winch man by the lame OF Durham spsrtner OF MT
ss sdvaz eed upon the old and stabbed hin 10 the
hsch with pocket knifs The old turned add dis
sh.rssd his pistol upon Dubham. the ball taking efsc,
tp 'b- hip He IN DANCE rousiy and II is thought MORALLY
vsurasd Old Nc Pies wild probably recover. This sad
ssr has oeossioned good deal of feeiog In this
tusnnnity. Whitlosk and Durham we're partners and
tenants OF Thomas Puss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

SUICIDE OF CoNvIoT.-On the 9TH instant, o
convict the sing Sing state orisoo, who had served
only few months II lorg sentence, found In bis
cell by ths peck and to Of his legs was
tached on enormous ball ard cpsp,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

some Of the C0lu,n1ta's CreW.
On Tuesday morning, Hen. Scion Borland, and his
Secretary of legation left the sa.e Toe ceremony o.
dissmbsrking them Of the int sting ever
witnessed In the harbor of San Juan At eleven, the
officers assembled in the Commodore cabin to tske
Of his Excelsncy Several brief speeches made By
these present. Mr. Borland, in . very handsome man
ner returned thanks for the kindness and attention OF
Capt Prendersast and his ofcsrs to him. during tbs
VOYAGE TO which Capt. Prendersast replied The offs
were then taken leave Of individually The latter
in full uniform and the sailors In their usual holiday
dress. The band the quarter deck played "Hail
Columbia and the Minister entered the gstes cutter
with t~o Of her officers The yards were mauaed" aud
the entire appearance Of the ship ely beau
full Leaving the aide Of the fgate the cutter rested
moment at . short distance from her wnen mini te-
rial salute OF seventeen guns doomed out Their ss'
from the Columbia Al or the salute the sailors le4asd
TO their and In few the heel grated tns
Central American shore, and the mission had began
Much Is anticipated from 1t, from Mr.. Borsnds vsll
known and well proved character, for nntirnx energy
ability and he will not think deceive the hoyss
either the aembstraoD, the fe low citizen
Of bis own country. sho await his arrival in the
Iepublice OF The sunny centre of our continent
The Columbus sails TO day for Pensacola. During her
stay here. our little town thro into quite
element by the deserton OF eighteen men, du,itg the
night Of tbs one Of the shios boAts PurruS
Immediately given, out owing TO the darkness Of the
night ~ithout success News reached here yesterd y,
Luht tHey mtu ueoH tteH some twenty hUoNo ouo
mouth Of the San Juan river, their way probably, TO
California.
The business Of San Juan Ia dull In the extreme There
are Wing 10 port, two steamers the British mail steamer
Avon Of twenty-five bundred and the star Of tue
West of eleven hundred. The American brig Globe s the
only e3ihDg vessel here and sill leave In day or two
There h nothing further from Honduras and Giaamas
Quiet 1t is here thought has been restored More anon
SUICIDE OF A Conviction the 9th instant, q
convict in the sing Sing state orsoo, who had served
only few months II lorg sentence, found Ia bis
cell suspended by tbs peck and to Of his legs was at.
tached an enormous ball ard cpsiGs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
An farmers nno lanoDirt1s |
Or. @. &. DanotpSfp

3eist an, rae in bem Aaentcwn gasmert bee
NSnpis @astaIf ;u baben if, Der belenosrs IN gro
FEN GtSbten Iebr gsIu1t wire, inbem sr ais etps
9clSet nidt alich als paS SorIiigliARe Dan6anAss
mittcl betannt, lcnprrn audi Snletten iule ssllre
nler srn @artensepi6len bait. VI sntpalt alle
ppa arc6rn sanbwirtten unp Gteiuitsr' cnIffrhe
Iene 6aS gBadIrn bsfSrpernbe 8eaanhtbeile, ais
Ssctltu- unb ial3Iarrrn 6alf, Saiuiad uno 'ille
bert Gal,e, belcnbers II er ietr sei9wansfrt mt
fGwrfelIaurcm Ammcnint, pel6es als paS 9rpBtf
gBa6stbum befSrbrnps grineip ansrtannt ", 'lno
neaeit leinem Fe@enpen @erhh Snietten ron Iei'l'
aen Saaten abbalt. 9lu6 ii cine 4uIlplins pcn
pteasenanuten Shwefelamnicniad bier ~ baben,
ipeldes an pfrTsbSume sesclen, pislflbsn sen
3erlf6runa Der 9Surseln purd, ssurrner eelrelt
8p6lentbar 1T beiSnbis gu baben IN, Gad9er,
sSenlen unb Icnltises Scljwcrt gfsen 0eudtlgtrtt
su lAdsen rs burdbrinst rac oelS unr madst es
nnserrrslid; trlunberS Ble6eadss oan'tt ail9t'
lfritcn, wcrben papurd iebr pauerbait sfHadpt !;
aud 6cats, fir S6msse gum lhirfilfn 10 ipfrtp'
pea, Fne beltanbig bier 81 baben.
2flentopn 8asperfe.
9ufi27. ustp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
Sallcrit fcbct bicr!

Sin grc6er 8orratb fertiee Drefbu,a>
fdinen uno pferoefraften.
llnterSsi6netm brnsei a6tunSspCll ibren Be-
tanntrn unb siiirm scebrtst patlittin, int glIlse,
meinen bic snsriee, bab ie jest cinen srpben Ser'
ratb
Drefbmofbinen uno Yferoefroften,
iertis gum gIuffeleli, auf 6anb baten, tpeld,e iie
seirnnen linb an 70 bilIisen nb etpas tillisrren
Yrei1en Sl rerta,ifen, ale pielelbe ir9enbwp icnn
seta,tft werpen tSnncn. Die Eel ibnen perferttss
ten Maf6msn linO terdbmt fir lire Saurbaftiss
felt unb quite 9lrteit, uno TIM fas putltum md,
ferner scseu getrus gu lddben, werSen iie in all
fen 8Gtlen, no Mal1inen bel ibnen 9efauft wers
ben, fir pieIcltc rinc 3citlan9 gut itrten. Das
publitm piro ringelooen anyrufen unp i9re Ylas
Ihincn 70 ,ric paS G,cma6 ptrleIten, in au9uidein
su nebmen inp bre grriIe In grIdbrunS 81 trins
gen, cbe lir lrnIwc taulen. Sbrc Waldinen wers
Den auf bic tiir;ce gn3risr atseefert, aafscltellt
unb Il, sansbaren 3ulante selebt, unb 9teparaz
t,uen an aIten perpen NIT Yiinftl6feit teicrst.
Sreoer uno Ypune.
g(lfcntaun, Suli 6. 1853. HS6nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
Qm S6ilo
Der 9rDBen 8ettl1be,

am Gde Oct 9ten uno ,Oamiltons StraBe,
Np. 90, nabe 81. DrfGer's 8aubcl,s 5pf in brr
Stabt atlentaun.
Da lit Der plaB um wrblfeilc unp quite Gatis
net z92narrn su flufcn.
Die llnterseidncten tebiencn Q6 bieIr G,elsD
9enbeit ibren 6relnpen unp rcm Yutlifum iitsrs
baupt fieIe 9n3eige gu MAIDEN, pae iie an cbsem
Srt cine grpee 9Iuspabl auf Sdnc MAIDEN, mic
aud, duf bic fiirSrfie 9nseIss auf Seltetung =
SrfaS, Seiptcrrs, Srretdrs, Bureaus. unb fur,
alc 2rtifrl bic IN birlrm SADIE Serlanet perbrn
mGsen. Sie MAIDEN 'ibre 2lrteit feltl parum
iinb ibre YrriIen 70 neeer rab man gaubt iie
tSnntr nidt bafir semadt prrbsn. Sonmt unb
urtbfilrt fir eu6 clbf, bann rerest ibr ia9eH mir
warsn init rem perleirnen Stiid nidt tetrpstn.
Sic fnb pantbar fin jeeen anipru6 Der &C.
madt wirp TIM ibre SSaarcn in 9tusrnlhrin AZ
nebmrn. Das Seieben fcIet ni6tS.
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