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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

csrt OF i'oa Tbs qualify Of the coal from these rev
vetas better at the sutscs than what had bsea
previously found The next steamer will, doubtless,
brig information OF the exact point q! wnioh the works
will bs permanently hxed and may look foo ward for
an carly shipment of coal The feeling in Chirtaui Il
greatly favorable 10 this enterprise aud from tina first
authority down are anxious promote its success
There nsvsr was enterprise which commenced under
such avorAbs auspces aud this company viii soon taxa
psrmanent hold the publ, mind Tor Its real value
must Gro long become knowa TIE great resources OF
these coal fields not BY any MEANS the sole thing
tie company has to look to bui the first point that
has been taken up being the likely to give ths
quickest positive results Very little indeed has been
said OF this undertaking in comparison to its real me-
rs, ard We predict that all prognosaca.ions from
this rst day iced the existence Of the Chrqui Com
pany viii be fully realized The locality Of their opera
tons very interfering to all people In the United
Safes has long been overlooked, and the cent
harSors of the Province of Chrqui arc in themselves
quite ugh to attract the consideration Of al believers
In the extension of liberal principles and free institutions
Gu this continent.
The value Of general merchandise imported into ths
port during the week ending ard including Friday May
~, 1000 was 6W $50
Dry gcods.... 918, 100
Totai importation. ...................SS8 l8,O OBS
The exportat IN in the Same tims WAS "a fol.
lows
General merchandise. .............s1,4 76,62S
oPeoie.. ..,..................... l,2oS,l4s -
2
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VIII regard to this plundsring propsasass Of tina Va
gtbonts who assisted In the destruction Of srss
awessy the Territory he fully confirmed ths dss
pa'ch which We give in Another column On one aosa-
sion the rufaans broke open his trunk, of them
themselves of other portions Of his wardrobe and what
they did not want they wAntony burned His friend
Topfe had his pockets rsd Of $500 In regular
highwaymsn fashion, and puBder and robbery every.
where prevsiled. At lawrence tho sha wis we're
taken the from shoulders OF the By the
there assembled All these cutages allowed 60
without the least Interference from Governor Shan
non; but when, after the sack Of LXwrencs the frse
State men, driven 10 desperation deter make
stand At Iopeks hs called ous United States Dragons to
had sent about four hundred armed emigrsns to thu
Territory the present spring. who with the HISTORIANS
had tesn chiefly instrumental in the outrAges nurds,
and robberes there Gov Resder addressed to his
d'encs the significant questionable Georgia. Alabams
and South Carolina send four hundred arms1 to
plant slavery in Kansas and down the rights oil the
people, cannot the free and glorious North send thou
sand to every hundred Of them t, strike bio for free
douf ("We can, cam cried several vaioes "rngo
snts continusd Gov Rssdsr. would very soon change
the face OF affairs In Kansas. The people we're anxious
to hear the Of the Governors escape but he sad
bis escape by men 10 the Territory and BY mon in Missouri
Regard for their safety however, would not permit him
70 name him. Neither their property lives would
could Only ,hsnk God that h. had escaped from enemies
who had sought his life with the kesa scent Of blood
houAds Aud the people cried Amen I"
structve remarks upon the general bearings Kau
sAs ion and then concluded by thanking the peope
for their sympathy. After the conclusion of his rearks
large number Of hAstened the steps Of the
hotel to get sight Of the Governor and to
him upon his escape from the bloodth1sty inions Of
We understand that Governor Rssder LETT for Bloom
ington last evening" to be present ct the Convention
whch ASSEMBLIES there day. His presence and voice in
to. Convention cannot fail to add largely to the interest
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length Every year the crisis drew crs.nsar and tbs
darge, grew greater. Re'er,rg to the CHI ,sngs,
gwen IN ina senate he said Me- Wilson thsy kne
general snd Of course ha1 objection TO 6gat He had
ossded to disqusiton ths political anti slavery Of
Massachusetts,. He upou oyernor ar
diners speech In Faneuil Hall He then proceeded in
very graceful terms to give critical analysis Of Tia char
instincts, he said were to humanity and grsst
as his intellect was. his philanthropy greater Hts
shed peril oily uus.ained when he went into
serate, and he had Kept Il uusainsd to this day Hs
read iettsr vh IN he had reosSed from Mr. Sumner be-
fore lie delivered his late great speech This said
" When 5ou read this shat be eayuz ia tha seuAs that
they viii cot thsl pronounce tina mos. thorough phinppc
ever heard Ia shia Legislative body. (Appiause)
br. Parker also read letter which had recef red
from Mr. John p. Hale. This stated that among North
ern men there was deep and settled purpose main
tain their position At all hazards His opinion that
Every voter in the Northern States wanted just such
blows On his own head especially those cautious msn al
The following extracts OF letter wers also read from
Mr.. Henry Wilson,
Sumner Is doing We and hope in few days 10 him
again Ia his seat Depend upon IL his had
have grepped with Brooks and would have been
II bad been near should have grsppled With Brooke
tered shall never cesas to regret WAS ro BY The sds OF
ny Gissd when ass.l &C. pplsqss We are having si,sag
some OF us 60 Into The streets daily with the convsin that
men have their eyes upon They 40 not know thai
me government meniss here sympathss With thsm No,
TO inquire after sumner. &C.. DC.
Tho letter received with considerable applause Mr.
Parker said Mr. Keitt had threatened to g Mr.. Wilson
If he met him in the street. when Mr.. Wtlson want and
vekeo In froht Of his lodgings Kett was a the door, bat
did not interfere
At little before six O'Clock the Convention adjsurnsd
to meet at q festival In Faneuil Hail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

FRoM THE BRITISH PaOvNczs.-We have re-
csved ST John. A. b. papers t, the 29th and HaAx 10
the 2&th uf. The Ne0 B,1HSlofaeT OF the 18th SAYS
It gives Us great peaaore state that nsw arrange
have hesn msae for the formation Of nss govsrumsut
on broad and sa'is ac.ory basis. No differences Of
opinion exnt among those who have bssa called upon to
ssrst IN the Construction o! entirely adminlstra
ton, snd the delay in swearing in tins executive
solely arises nom the aecssy OF awaiting for gentlemen
who have been summo. ed fro n Q distAncs.
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Ex-Governor Reeder In Chic ago.

Governor Res6er arrived In this city yes erday m ,ru-
arg and took Lodgings at the Briggs H3use. Hs WAS
GATED Throughout the d,y by large nun ,srs Of our
ci liens. The peope OF the free States will be glad 4,
learn that Govsruor Reeder has escaped beyond tho
reach OF .be awless desperades who had plotted his
destr uctlon.
Tie public having become appised OF the presence OF
Governor Resdsr Ia town large crowd gathered arou
the Briggs House little efer eight oclosk in the even
in lie s,rs OF Kansss AID VINO had just ess psi 70
mary psrls. Tho Governor was In bad a. the time
where he hal not been tor two weeks be'or, bu. the
call. were 20 gent that his friends thought 1t best to
wake him, aud though maa exhausted he consented to
sddsss III. people When he came out abovs the froat
enfAuos OF lbs hotel he re;sve1 With rome ndous
chers sod than proceeiea I, give account OF The
rbe state OF things 10 kausss not dineriog materially
irom tht - Witch we have airtaiy published
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SUMNER RESORTS,

AXE GEORGE THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY Ho.
IL te' situated Mt Iate 0oorge Warren county New York.
Is open for the reception guests This hsa which
rey incapable OF accen modapg all ls vsers has during
the winter had wing III by AZ feat Containing "a rooms
dslso other esen,ve additions and imp made To
H. that can asoonmot ate four hundred The
John Jay will leave the hots fDr Tcsu-
deruss connecting win the steamers on Lske chNnpa,l,
Il the aarroor .be hotel SAZss leave tds
h,,e twice esch day connecting vita the tor Saratoga,
Troy Albany The prootsor suow ready " receive Az
pcaiors FOL rooms for the ensuing season -
CALDWELL, Warren county, n. Y. uAflEL " Ahh
he obtained On pTcs1n To he und5r
signed In New YORK the propE as sb1vs-fh,1as
ThoaI of Broadway aid rslt sfes over Pacific
RAJ Il, kbshsm r. H',yer unl,ed states Aarshal
Co sse psce sui Murray street. I'D sar r. Ox log ROAD
wy VstsrP !?oes. ie Water s'ssas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
FINANCIAL ANO COMMERCIAL
MONEY MARI Ez.

SUNDAY, Juns LIS =. N.
The stock market was quite buoyant q. the close yes
terdsy An active demand existed for all the leading
railroad STOCKS ct the Improvement prices aud hsrs
were strong indications Of speculative movement in
cuiies' whsre there was margin for . The dscd
ed Improvement IN financial affairs, coupled with ai
justment OF the Champion enlistment business are tbs
operating causes oil the advance In prices The despatch
of Mr. Marcy to Mr. Dallas on the snissal OF CHAMPION
has completely relostated public c,aadsase aud dos.
troyed Oil those absurd fears which few days since
were SO generally entertained There very little doubt
now but that the British government would havs recalled
champion had oil the evidence the case been laid be-
fore Lord Clarendon. There Is no doubt but that Me-
Champion deceived his own government. This will be
shown oy the documents accompanying Mr.. Marcys des
patch TO Mr. Dallas Mr.. Champion will no. be re-
ceived WIN much favor upon his return to London.
So far a. our local affairs are Concerned every-
thing bears satisfactory aspect The n, ney market
Is abundany supplied with capital The rates Of interest
are tending downward the specie reserve Of tbs banks
increasing condsucs rapidly returning the harvest
approaching AL these elements being developed to
their foilss extent aud the effect canno. be otherwise
than Of the moss favorable character The banks are
more desrous Of making call loans than they have been
for month";, and their discount line is likely to fail of
BY payments of ma.ursd paper lad the abseu % Of paper
to supply ts place. they viii be forced into stock opera
oh AGA Wnete thsy 90 rot directly bee ome chsser
VIII be arge buyers on hypothscaon This Secretary of
the Treasury commences tomorrow (Mouday) TO pay of
the Texas ebt and the disbursements viii be large on
that account Duriag the week more than thrss millions
o. dollars Wal be drawn out OF tho sub treasury and DIS
tibuted to Claimants most Of this will snd Its way into
the hanks and supply to this extent the channels CON-
nerce The mercantile classes have more heavy pay.
ments until September, aud their ac,umuiatlons must
find temporary employment in something. Stocks are
the most attractive tangible Investments OF the day. and
We lock for active demand before ths lat of August
from this slass Of operators We shall, withou. doubt
have plethora Of capital the Market and low rates
OF interest must rule.
The expectation Of sis,e from this port last week was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

oAIUKUAf, lay oI-U r d.
ASHES The market continues firm for pots with small
sales Of pearls Sc 25 for American and So SO for Ca
natian stock Of both sorts, 1877 bos against S47i
last year.
BRrADsTuFFs -Flour-The market was easier. The
transactions rather limited The sales
braoed absut C0 900 bbls, 1T about the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

AyEW ARRANGRMENT-AOCc MhODAT10N LINE FOR
IN rorwalk and Rocky Neck-1he steamer NoxwALK,
CAu George Rodman wifi leave east side Of Cathertno
alp. Kast river d,ily sunday. e,ocptsa a. ooloch r..
leaving Rocky Neck ut So Fare 80 cents Freight taken q
reasonable and forwarded 10 destination; payable deli
very gods All forbid trusting any
or persops OF said GHAs j. DODGE Agent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

Nrlw YORK AND ERIB RAII.ROAD.-oN AND Az
IN Monday Nay 49, 1885, ard until further pao-
trains win leave pier foot OF Duane street foows
viz -
punkirk express, At A. r.. for Dunkirk.
Buffalo express at A. NJ. for Buffalo
MAI, at sis A. N for Dunkirk and BuHAso hnsoruN,
Stations Passengers by this will conasc with 0x.
fas and Rochester and with the lightning erprsi trAis %
Lake Shore Railroad, for Cincinnati, Chicago, Do.
Roctl.nd passenger, ~ p. NJ from f6et Of Chambes
street Piesmout for Suerns And intermediate s.saoas
Way pasenger alta P. n, Tor Newburg and Middisiowa.
md intermediate stations
Nieht express At P. NJ, for Duukrk and Buffalo.
migrant ate H., kx Duukirk and Buffalo aaf tuterme
dM'e ataions
Tho above trains daily, Sundays excepted,
These express trnips connect Ok Eimre, With tAs nea,
Falls Railroad Niagara Falls a
Bnshamson With the syrncu,e and Binsham.on RAILROAD d.
syracuse; Corning With Buffalo, Corning New Yor4
Railroad for Rochester; Ct Great Bend, with Delaware Lao
and weern Railroad tos Scranton: Buffalo aaS
Toledo. Detroit Chicago 40
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The receipts Il this port in the same time were pro-
baby double thai amount Last week the California re.
mance was about ST. 800 600 from other sources our
weekly receipts IRE large OF which have account
Albsrt H. Nholay's regular mi.ws,kly auction sale
OF stocks and bonds will take place Monday, st 12k
O'Clock, st tbs lerchants' Exchange
0rhe Shoe andLather Bank has decided to the
capital stock to one million Of dollars 1t has now be-
come the depciE bank Of the corporation funds.
The receipts Of the Erie Railroad Company for the
month Of May, the evening of the 30h amounted t,
$6tsC0o. This ia at the rate OF $25 900 psr day Add
one DAY to the ab,ve, and have aggregate Of
cspts for the month Of $685. 900. The gross earnings
will not be much below the recsips usual on 10.
count of tbs great increase In local traffic. The earnings
Of the rad in Nay were larger than in any month
before within the history Of the road.
lis Of the Mount Vernon Bank Of Providence paid
in specie on presentation 1t their COUNTER and also
redeemed at the Bank Of North America Providence the
only bank with which the Mount Vernon has made any
fragment for the redemption CT their bills for the laa,
two years.
TIE earnings OF the Michigan Central Railroad f,r thu
third week in May were rs foilows:-
1855 1856
Passengers. .s37 34T GO $37, Ill 81 Dec 1926 90
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In as of.y AMI county OF New York from tas s4a dA5
May to tia Ola. dAy o, Nay 1853
her, a. women, IS: boys, us; girls, 8!-.ots, 20
iQits co. children 1917; males, 1872 sm.ss tsj sf,c-
cd persons,
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Fxcess OF imports owe, exports ,072, 3Os
The following Is comparative statemsnt OF the value
of exports from the Of the year to May
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ToaAcco.-Ths market continues firm. The stock OF
spanish, on the LIST June appears as follows -
STOCK or SPANISH TOBACCO
H1yor1. CHbc. SdoVG. Tara Gems.
B1.es Bales. Brlei. Bllss. Bales.
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HUDSON RIVER RAIIROAD.-FRoM MAY 10 1856.
ID the trains will leave Chambers street station follows:
train, L. emigrsn p tor Poushleepss A; n anl
p NJ for Sing Sing 1890 A. ". and 945 p. this train
leaves every Ffdsy evening atl r Nj for Hudson $50 r.
NJ; for Peekski and 5:sOP. NJ The Poughksepds sins
nksu a. Chambers Canal Christopher sSd Thirty dr. strsss
Trains for Now York leave Troy III AS 86 and 1910 Ms
asd 4s6 p NJ, ana East Albany $50 and lI:is A. H.s
and r. n. A. r. SMITH, Bup't
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

6INrs. TAKE No1ICS.-1HE,AMEaICAN WEEKLY
"A PRASs is published every Friday morning and will be
supplied agents 81 50 Ger hundred Subscription prizes.
Advertisements inherited At ffy cents par line.
Terms cash In advance Orders be dirooted to
proprietor, Of Fulton and Nassau Streets New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

.$67,236 63 sos 900 3s Net inc S. sS3 rs
The anthracite coal trade this week sho~s hAnison
advance the tonnsge last week by the three
pIncpAi iines:-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-30
93Qnf< <N16rt6t.

Die ltnttrrihnctsu eSttu bisrmit mfo9c ben Sc:
fcseu pcu ptnuIalcauiCu Hatbritbt ooS fs braUiid:
tiasu tei osm natbifiu Ssrnin Der Gcfe9cbuu9 bic;
fis Gtaats aniprucb III MAIDEN fit bic 5nttrrrri:
runa einer 8ant in csr 8rreu9b Gatalauala, etha
Gauntp, nutsr Dem S1amsu, StrL unc &iteG ron
,Dic 9anf Bon GatoIauqua,"
nit aIasmenSu Sauts uuo DStcntirunassprpitt
aisu-mit rinem capital pcn Spti buneert touitno
Sbatr. init @rlaubni6 oahsts Ju psr tunecrt tau:
Itno Sbaltr ,u ptrmtbrsn, uno Sptrotten oniutan'
asn e6ao Gin buucsrt toutuo SboItr cin6s;abt ine.
gBn,. gailer, Srltpb Spore,
9. gS. EULER, SP. 6. Mbrisbt
cScuas 8iSrr, Dapio Sembltr,
g9iIIiam G5SB, Gbas. s. S6usacr,
Scbn Sbcmas, 8euttn gatttrlcn,
DupiO Sbcmas, Sbemas SrEosrid,
Z. ". gRartin, Scbn 8SQSr,
Sci;pb eoutatb, g. .. Qaiior,
Samss D. Sba(l, 9icbtrt 2GilIiamicn,
eepi Strait. Scihua bunt, ir.
Spcraan Gmanucl. Scbu lStuiams.
Gdiaiauaia, SUM- Is. 1856. nd6Nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-30

ilutsr,tbnltt 6tOitnt Gtb orlrr G'ttc9cubcj ktnen
Srcuuotn une stutm 9tebrttu Yn6Iltum aninjrt9en,
tae cr isin G5ilbift nctb inner oil tinem olten
9tanopaeI in SbntdspiWe, 9lcro:24bettball Saun;
ftip, estba 9auntp, fcrtbttrEtGt
Das &utIhenmn1rrS
4pirS in alien bsGsn rtribteeura 3psi9tn, ouf cine
fbr arceartiae gRriie 6etricben. Gr miro olItBtit
sum @'rtauf auf esno bSlttn sesr auf StItiIun9
perfirtt9cu:
Smuibufrs, g3u99Ies, 81lrS, 6GneY sSa3rn,
Jlpdapaps, SIuouAce, Gmrp 'gIus, ycrE~
Bigsn. SulfirS, etc. ETC.,
fur, age Suhncrts eit i'm 9trp6bulibcu 6ttrOutb
Nuo, udbe c kh5n unb baletbaft ltiu leRSu, als fr
iratno lcnifue i'm Staat atmabt wsrcCn tGnncn.-
Gin Gtcd miro immsr sln clhtr fem, ie cap ME:
niano fsken fam rpsun sr Gnruft I'M ju tauten, u
bsfrlcSi9t ~ utreer.
GcbIittcu Gcbfittcu &S1iittcn
@r miro aub roer3ttt lpeuu tlc recbts Belt ea ~
sints Ger lbSnitsn, poblfiilin uno oautrbaittlttn
dfcrtsmtnts Sd,ttttR auf .pauo battR, Ste IN ots:
Cnl GuuutN oniutrtftn it, paht CT ale an rfu rStb'
Ten Yrst6tn atfeSu wtrN.
0a3 0rpbIbmirN> >GeI6aft
Uivo ouh III aGltn oc8tn pcrlhierturn 3ntt9en be-
triSeiu. une tr psrpritbt IN aHen lotnfdbttn rcue
g!friseiaun9 fir Die ibm anctrtrauts ArbHt 9eben
5u toHutH, uHp 5pAF aH CEU "HN'"NV''SN" t'''PN'''
Ttidarbei t. ;ur .Gutihcnmatbtret, Ba9tn;
nabsrsi uuO StbmieoIret 9ebSrSne, miro Itbr Fantts
iib, fbusG uuo causrboft vsrritbtet.
Kite 5ubrwerte wrreen I'M austaufb fur
neus au9suenIasu, unp bafdr Gin rsAtndPt9sr grEtP
trlaubt.
Ra5~ Oa CT nur bic Grittu uuS 9cibtdtcItEn Nrs
better, Die rrbaKu wtrotu tSnucn, anitrlt unb ftnr
2(rttt nur aus ptn 6titIu gRatGriaCn unter ittnrr
tiltnsn Nuftbt ptrfIrti9t wsrotn, 70 fam CT cbne
J6sern fdr lttus 2(r6eit gut ittb'n.
Gr 1T oduf6ar fir bisbtr 9enc enc 6uneiboftuno
hcft ftrnsr6in ftneu Nutbttt ptr euult pts pubtt:
fums ourb Sai9ftit. pGntttihttit uno CUTE uno
fbSM 1r6tit iib iuiuSiIbru. &uft eabtr an uno
fbsrisu9t Gutb dtt ron psr gH0brbtit hes Stia9tn.
Sl ruff an uno &C 1T ptribSrt IIIs orItenlmGn be-
friCoi3tn ;u tSrutu.
Spnat9an SsB.
SUM 25. nq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-30
gritGcn 9Sdbl.

Cine gerIamntun1 Der StudlaItcr brr 0rIrl'
|Gait senannt :, Der prElCent, SrrmaItrr uno
Gpmpasnic fiir bic grri&tuns riner Sritdt Gber
ben 2c&a Slug nabs brr Stapt a!lenscwn, rirp
artalten prreen am @albauie pr5 Srn. 9rnr9
Saama II, IN bcIasttr Stabt, om rritcn NUns
tag i'm glueuit ni6Nens, I'm 2 ll9r 9taamjtta9S,
fdr BEN GnpJwtd einsn Yraiirentrn, otcr Ssrlral'
ter une rinrn S6aBmeiRrr fir tcIa9te GOmpa9s
ME su eripi1lsn, bic fir paS loufsnre Sa6r rte'
nsn icutn. Bur namtiaen 3st wtrS aa@ ber
G6asmei1tr psn 3utano btr bria9ten GrmPa9'
mic zen Stcd9att,rn pCrlesen.
peter Sofman, SreFtsnt.
Sali is. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-30
Gstrttars SfftG
parrisbur9 Stunt 27, 1856.
9SennfN[panien, ss.

YeitnIYIpa1llei1, So.
Sd tsssust, Sa6 Obisss cine srtrrus nas rid'
tiee atI6rift Der Sac unp Der ,,glshls" 1T,
ipelde iiter ben Sti6luB senrmmen purben, Der
gerSaSsrunam CUR Gcnfituticn Res Staatrs bean'
trad, pie pieisltrn Th Sorinprn In ben Sa9eta'
dem Der brieea Sduier pcr Generally sghemblY pieicr
9teputtt fur bic SiBung ben 1856.
S 3susnib msine Sane unb has Stesel
a1lS3teIasttr SfFrr, pieisn 27Fen 9uni, 1856.
n. O. Curtin,
Ssirttar Der Arpubtf.
5uG 0. 1856, plF2B
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-30
sut. %.
Die Grnte lit ppritGer

uro rem eaubmoun flne Sdcusr 1T anatfdut nit
rtlftn Srttbttn Die ibm mabribtiuIih elnen ihSnen
@epiun triu9tn wsrctn.
autb in cer Linton Sdub: uuo 6utsStcbr sc.
II Gacfz 6omiltrrsStroGs pobt ah9ctil. nit Sttt:
fst, Shubtu, 5u,ln, Sruuts, Solijcu, @arptts9'a9s
etc. uno uctb cbcurreju 70 mcblil ra6 tbr cub psrs
tpuneern ptrert Sh rtrtaufs Cudb fhene Sbubtn
fir eSoiss an nur 37a Gcuts ros paar Srr0e
STANDARDIZATION fir IS Gmts eas paar Stitt! an
81, ,95 8iuret 9hubu on 25 Gents eas Yaar.-
6ur, id ptrNc feline gRdhcu iparcn cub in allen
oiuidttu pl bcfritbi9en. &r9ebet n!fo rtu Sri
nd, CT III SIC. n, gBct SamiIters Srast, IN Dem
erifsn Hsutn Ssbaues SbsrbaI6 oa9tnbudps SSirtbS'
baus. ~
GIiaS Wtrrb.
e,ufi %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-30
gSertbDDQe8 Gtgentbnm
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