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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-21

quite vulgar nowadays, 10 know anything
about domestic concerns, eSpecinlly for II
Young wife. That the latest fashionTis for,
wives to be ladies', and have their servnnts.--..
That she must tell John she was not made 10
be drudge, and ho must notbe oselfiSE AK
to want her to work. Fine times, these,
George! A man that don't stand ready to
support his wife, two or three attendants,
and much company, in eXiravagonce, is di-
reclly nggard Dop't know what will br
done. Men can't be all thriving business
men, aud become independent ut once; we
must have some lnborers, and they poor men,
must take vows Of perpetual celibacy, i0r
aught see, like the Catholic priests.
j had n pretty little place when was mar
ried, biit it ia mortgaged now, and must not
open my mouth, or say n word. III dol nul
niggard, and want my wife on purpose to
do my drudgery. Boston CllliUaior grnuea'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-21
VICTORIA AND ALBERT.

While would not undertake TO say that
Victoria is handsome, was much struck witt,
her whole manner and appearance. She has
"A very intelligent face with eyes and mouth
indicative of the firnness and courage which
belong TO her race, and she is certainly one of
the most graceful creatures ] have ever seen.
There is much dignity in her carriage. and
her whole air is more grave aud matronly
than usually belongs 10 women of her age
She is not, should Judge, entirely free irou,
high tenper--on the contrary, i'll Nmno
even her cara sposa very--5jessie, shouldehelap
pen to displease her. i should say iliRt sl!c
would be an admirable hand al a curtain lee
ture. NEng go sg-1te AZ aid. asLaui
Albert ia good looking, very---tall and well
made, but bis countenance isqui,e ineNpress'
3t3ni HrH9NU 'ucii q! upar8V vueE
n lan.afan nnt. b.. sLLL- III ..L.,...-.. ~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-21

TERMS OFTHE CALEDoNIAN,-$l, 80
4 Maid within the year, $500 if delayed DC;
ropd that time. No paper discontinued tliI
III orrearages are paid except at the optloh oil
tc publisher. ,,.,oI nr;cos
r,'nsent acknowledgements to be paid in advance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-21

HORSE SHOE NAIL MAKING MACHINE. jed
cdiah Holcomb, Esq. Of Brandon, W., has Sc
cured patent on Il machine. or rather, COM
hinutiou OF machinery, for the Manufacture
OF the best ofuaiIs for the use ofhorse shoes,
as well as malebIe board and iinishing nails
We view this invention MS one Of unusual I'M
portance, being ofthat class which is calcutta
ted to effect a decided revolution III more
than one important branch ofindustry. We
cannot describe the machinery without the
use of very expensive engravings, but the
principles cooperation weshall give in brief.
The best ofiron, carefully selected, is rolled
into long plates 10 10 10 inches wide, and
these are cut crosswise into strips II inch
in width, These STRIPS are then subjected 10
cylindrical swedges, whereby the shape of
the nail head is formed on both edges ofthc
plate, so that being cut into nails by the ordi-
nary alternating process, the nails are nearly
completed, and only require slight amount
Diminishing. Mr. IL. has new and original
machinery of every part of the process, and
we can see no reason why his enterprise
should not he crowned with complete success.
I-Scientifc american.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-21
A Middling Cow and Good
a. n w

A middling COW will yield five pounds of
butter per week, while good COW will yield
ten. Now offer both of these for sale--thc
middimg animal being MS large and handsome
MS the good one. How many purchasers
think YOU, will give fifty dollars for the one
rather than twenty-five for the other:
Let us make reasonable estinnie. II
costs $50 "A year to keep COW, and the pro-
duce of IA middGng one is worth lhiriy-siN
dollars Your COW earns you six dollars u
yer and above the keeping. But your good
cow curns you seven times SIX! lshe yields
twice ms much milk and butter, yet the cost
of her keeping is the same as the other. Hei
earnings are seventy-two dollars; and ii you
deduct her keeping tS30) YOU have ioriy-twc
dollars for her annual protit--scven times MS
much us your nidflliuC cow.
Have we made any mistake in the figures:
Lcts try aguir:-thrrner A. keeps one good
COW; farmer u. keeps two middimg cows that
Weld inst ms much as AS COW $50 A. de-
ducts costs ofkeeping >S30) AS profits, IL
boye the keeping in one cow. are ~l2. B.s
profits above the keeping of TWO COWS are
SI2. On one COW there would he So.
Have we put very uncommon case? 60
into the yard OF any careful iarmep- who
zecns twelve cows and he will tell you that
some ofthem yield twice as much rs others
on the same keeping
Yet who will give fifty dollars for a good
co,C when he can have u midd'ing colo for
twenty-five. We answer not one farmer in
twenty. And this is the reason why so few
are willing to devote themselves TO the raising
ofsuperior stock We have no bidders. Our
people think the English great fools to pay
such prices as they do, for first rate cattle
We may yet think differently. ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-21

81 l'fH'. lda 'fags r71.u uuada yb81rasl .s..
i''t ''a.i s'J - tha "a l in,al us.i s,l rs.i, y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-21

'Going the wrong way, John, said Il yount
mechanic to his friend, as he met him in TIT
street. ...
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06

pelleH SluallIaIt .... .... r.. ..
cin9ele9t bat, tpelhes alIcs NIT Der ar6sten
Scr9faIt ausgcndbIt pcrcen, uno ouf bic
bilIisifen Seoinsuu9en pcrfauft werOcn ipirc.
Die 9lufmerfiamfeit pom 9Ier;ten, Stcbrs
taltern, auf eem eance, Sdrtern, Nutma'
tern nno Runcen iiberbaupt, rpirb ani birfts
@tabliienIent qclcnft. Sroem Der Gi9entbii.
mcr NIT Der @hemie gut befannt, slaubt er
i'm Stance Su iein, ale 9IrtfcI I'M m69Iihii
rciurm uno neutrality-suspicious. su Iiefern.
Da er cntfhlcTen it ieinem Gjefddftc
ftren9e 2Iufmrrfiamfeit Su fd)cnfen, uno feline
Wabe fparen iptro nm aIc sufriecen gu ffeI'
len, bic ihn nit ibrem 3uiprud, beehren, bcft
er siren 9Intheil Der 0ffcntliben &unofhaft
81 perciencn uro at crtaIten.
sIleutaun gpriI l5. nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
81 q Cb t / CD t.

piro ticmit 9c9ebcn, bos Der ,luterIdriebcne
aI6 glcminiltrotcr pcn Der SointcrladrnId,aft
ccr perftorbcren 6 BETH s dert
lCEthiu pcu Sber Sauccna Saunid,ip, ees
t,a SauutY, cruourt prroeu III pile rpeI'
thc auf ir9eno cine Dirt an bciaatc 0interIal'
icuid,aft ftuIci9 lInc, tprrocn aufScfcrccrt ti'
ucrNalb WCnaten abSutcSahIcn-uno Scls
chc, mcldlc nrf rcd,miei9c Hcroeruu9cn has
ben, bclicbcn ccr Nchuur0Cn ic9Ieid ipcb'
bCltdli9t ciuiubdnol9cn, al
q. 6. 9Stttman.
9pyl s. "a nq6nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
qBcblfetl! QBpblfeil
9Scblfeiler als iemals !

untrrSethnete
baben Icrbeu ri.
nen neuen Stcct
in ihr Sad, eiu'
fhla9enccr 9Irti'
feI pcn philaoeI.
erbaItsu, peld,er
nun in 3niaB ~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
Scf)cf bier!
Saucrn, Sanonerfer llnb 9trbeiter,
@rfpart Cure 10 @cut6 In Dem Sbaler
fir bas Sahr ISi6.

Saucrn Sanomerfer unb 9trbeiter,
@rIpart Cure 10 @cnt6 In cem Sbalsr
fir ba6 Sabr 1876.
llno rufct, che ihr icnihpc fluft an, an
orm ReuYorf Stchr in 9llfcntaun,
no mani icrbcn Gin nsurS uno mcbioes SlGcis
temcnt Srn Iin96 s. nter beitc'
hcno aus:
@aithmicrs unb Wicuslin DC Gains fir
127 Gents bis 81 23 Gents; 9llpae
Gus bon 12a su rs; @attune bon
6 bis 25 }; unU Silhniher BON 10
bis 25, Suf1mmen nit etnem all9ea
neincn Enforcement trpfeHer 9Saas
ren, erbalten bat.
Grp;crcicn:
Gutcr 3utcr bon 6 bis 10 Scnts; WclaIs
ics prn 6 bis l2; outer @offrs ron bis 10,
unc Rcfnncn su @cnts, marce cesa@lS
crhaIten.
!Scmmt nub fehrt unb urtNilt fir @ud,
icIbff, inccm rtdts fur oas 3strn eer 9lter
9crrdnct ipiro.
Sie Gne caufbar fir qenciTfne SunbI Idaft
uno bitten nm cine Nrrtcauer.
llbler uno 9Sa9ner.
9Inril g .... ndbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
or. QBnt. ST.. Oanctpf fp,
frliber in gmaus uno Sbers
SauCona mphnbaft,

q 3ei9t tierburd, an, oaB or mad,
eNaA sIIentdun 9escsen lit. Snccm or fir
@TiH Ole untcritiBunq unb oas Scrtraucn
EasA welhes ibm in Sber Saucona unb
3sgAssso SaISbur9 gu Gbeil tpurbe, canfbar
it, erIudt or fcue aften Sunocn ihm fernrr
oas @ertrauen gu fdrnfcn weldes er fd,
in ieiner span,i9 jibrigen prariS, ictpObl in
@urcpd ais in 9lmerifa III erfreuen bate
gecitere GmpfehIun9cn bdIt er fir ilbcrHuei9
Sa fein Ruf ale llrst, unb beIcnoers ais @es
burtshcIfer in Seda SauntD binldn9lid, bcs
9rllnect it mem beirnccrs caran 9clcsen ii,
Dem fteben leine, bon mcbrercn Safultdtcn
in Oeutid,lano aus9citeatcu 3cugni6c in Ici'
ner Office, often einsuIeben.
Slllrntaun 9Ipril Is. .r...r nobp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
SSSQr1tstae0.

Der llnterldrictruc narnt hermit oa6 Dub
lfum, fein Saubrl; uno Sretter, nod ir9cnc
cine gIrt SauhcI; Ycn rcr Sirma, 3erfas,
8dncr ,uno Comp. ~ fdufcn. Gas Saubcls
ii 9r,cihuet nit cen Sud,ifaben 3. g. unc
So. 9Ber Jest SautUI; &c. BON obt9er 6lrma
fault mad,t ih prrautpcrilidl ea6cIte bel
mir ;u be;anIcn
Salcmor @1n9clpere.
AtIcutalir, gIprtl Is, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
Gbarles g. 9Ota0ep,

ubrma6er in Der Stabt 9lllentaun.
@r9reift oieie @ele9entcit iciucn Srcunecn
1ino einem 9eehrtenpublifum arsusei9en, bas
er fein @efdhdft nod, inner an ieinem aIten
Stanb, stpiId,eu Srai9s Sctcl une Der Sries
ceusbcte Druderei fcrtbetreibt uno bae er
fceben bon pbilabeIpbia mo 9teuvcrt, nit
Dem idI6uifeu Stcf in lein Sad, leeboreueen
'Baaren suriidsefehrt III, rpeld,es nod jr in
Allentdun gum 8erfauf ansebcten rpuroc, IL.
peld,er nun in 3ufot ~ Ieinem 8criocn ein
pcrtreffld,es uno gldn;enoes2l6ortcment auss
niad,t. Grin Stpf beitebt unter anoern aus
folgcnben 9Saarcn: Tt sE..
@Sseg OteIiu9nen Sausub<
ASssssss:Sren nit Saifen, an ben all
iernteort9ifen Nrcilen +; 9olbene II. ffls
bernc Datent 0tper Safubren ale
anoere 9lrten Safubren 81 sahlrei6
bier an;uflibren !; Ternsr Silberne
Sbees nnb Slppen.g6fel @benfalls:
eine prabtooue unb unlibertreffli6e
9luSrpabl 9olcene Singer llno Sbrs
rtn9e iebr I6Dne Srulfnabeln,
neblt elmer Der befen 9tuswohlen eclcencr 1t.
fIlberner 8rillcn, tpcrn,if je ein menfhlid,cs
sIuae 9eblift bat, pneenb fir jrbes 9llter s.
9cleene uno fIberne Qeob,pcnciI Cafes, uno
font ale 9irtcn Wadrcn, bic ;u feinem 9es
ffdft 9ebsren. .H
Sbi9e @aaren batter, ba er enen 9rcsen
Stcd eingele9t hat, fehr biGIi9 ertalten, unb
fam eenIelbcn ccm;ufcl9s auf Die redte 9Irt,
ndmlid, bilig fpieeer i'm &lcinen ablaeen, II.
9laubt behaupten 81 oirfen, webIfeiler als es
ie in sllrutaun 9cfd,ab.
8eparaturen bic in Icin Sad, ciuIdla9cn,
'fpcrocn biai9 uno piinftlid, beior9t. = Slud,
ffcbt er fit einen qerpleen 3eitranm fir alle
.9Irtifcl bic ieue Berfitdtte perlaBen gut.
Gr 1T banfbar fir gcnoeene unterfhsuna
nno lacct bas pubIifum Gin ansurufsn uno
feineu Stcf su befeben, inbem aacs unent.
9eIclif 9eSei9t miro. geIfiebt eies, 70 fiibli
cr nerftdtert bas baeeIbe fd, balo Iberseuai
'haben miro, bae feline 8aaren mltcrtreif,
lid, nno iebr wphlfeil finS peld,cs bann iei.
lie JRuneIdaft INNER mctr uuo mebr per.
mehren uno ct fernerhin iId, an9ctricbtn fib.
len ,pirc, Gin lebbaftes Oantsefnbl fir cieird
9c;ci9te Wchlwclen in lcncr Sruit ~ nah.
rcn-uno or 9ibt eas 9erlpreden, ras cs je.
eenfaas 9elbebcn fca. ..aa ---.s
...s....r @Bar(e5 Q. Ofa0ep.
9Illcntaun, @drS 25. nqSW
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
Scbct bier !!
9feue @llter erhaltctt.

JlPlIt OI[Pt tTNuIItHI
Ter llnter;eihuete benadridti9rt Die @ins'
mchner ucn aGlcntnun uuo Der llniggsno, TO-
pic elm Qcchrtes pubIifum ilberhanpt, eae CT
Icrten cine 9rcee 9uspabf SrH tIi in q g.
@nter rrhdftcn hat, Die er an ben alters
uiebriaiten preiicn gu pcrfanfsR snifhlchen
it,. Gr couft ieiuen olten 8nEeerfnr ibre
Ibcrale (lntrrltneung uno bittet unr cine EUrt'
bauer cerieIbcn. Gin ScrSeidni5 Der @nter
mare ilbcrflnei9 (; inosm Gin jsoe6' ipeltbes
pohIfsil ~ tdufsn rpnnidlt ciu9edceit III oni'
lcIte ~ beichen, uno bann fur lidI felbif 81
urthrileu sIae 9Irtcn 4aubessprcrnfte rper'
ben i'm glustauit fir gBaaren anssneH,Hen,,
uuS Der bobite Rarttpreis cnfhr be5ablt.
p GiaS 9fere.
sdentaun, april Is. ua3Ar'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
Stu9ntGe:

gBir bic llnter;eihncten 9eben biercurd,
funh, oas mir . cftpr Carl Wpbls
gcmuth fir beinabe ein Sabr fenncn, uno
rs ucruriadbt uns 8rcuoe, ibn ben Burger
Don 9IlIentaun unc Der llm9c9enb, aIs Gin
9Ir;t, in weld,en alles 3utraucn 9ciest wcrs
rcn fam, ancmpfcblen su f6nuen. ....
6. 6. Stelb, M 8.
Charles CSnneS, DC. 8.
6. y. 3. Slcan, M. 8.
8. 9dfenour M. 8.
9lncS Seip,
SO. s.. Nomp,
{. 81. Domp,
Netcr DDmp,
Ycter OounG
Sanicl 6. @arcn
Neter Settler.
9IGentaun, 9Ipril l, 1916. fa6u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
9(n19ltte Slacbrtc6t.

Da z bomas Retnbare uno Nrau,
'uuo abraham 3 eiubare NIB Srau,
oIc BON Sber Rilforo GaunIhip, 2efd 60,
ocrmntcIif cincr freirpilIi9en ueberidreibuu9,
ootirt ben 2Sfen WdrS 1916, au' ihr Gi9cns
thunL icpcbI Iic9cnees ais perf6nlihcs unb
'oCrmtldItes, an bic llutcridriebeneu ilbcrtras
gen boben, uuc Slpar gum Scitcu Der @reeis
tcreu Der bcia9tcn II E II horo6 g. 70 rpcr.
ben bcn,t 9ilIc, reldbe mod, all bcla0tc 9feins
hdrc6 fhuIoi9 itnc, auf9cfcrecrt innerhaIb 90
Saacn absubCSaher, - uuo Cicjcrigeu, bic
ned, Scroerun9cu ou Seih9te 9iembarcs has
2bcr, perocn ctenfaGs oufoefcrcert, itrc 9cd,.
nun9cn icSleb pchIbeitdti9t eirSubdnrisen,
AIT ,.'
q. &. 9Sittlnon.
Sbrr S0uccna.
YetCr Gngelmon.
Sber WtIfcrb.
9lrril 8, no6u,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
aprtI l5,
s5ronpretb's 9OtQen.
9lIentoun 5anuar 81,


Den SerfalIder 5uopr 9efcmmen.
- Oas publifum piro bicrburd, glufmcrfldm
9cmadt, oas feline 8rancrrth ViOcu dd)t fIne,
ipenn fe uid,t 3 2dbsl6 Cctns auf ecm ctcrn
@noe Der Sfaftel, Gins auf Der Sette nno
Gins ouf oem untern @noe) tabcn jcere
ocrlelben entbdlt Elm @leituiB iciner 9ias
msnsunterlhrift, ndmlid) auf fol9cnre 9Eci'
ie: 9. granbrctb, W. .. = DirIc 0ibelS
IIno auf Stcbl, iehr fein lIno fd6n, eingra'
pirt, uno fciteten $4,000 2talcr. - Dabcr
nirc man criebcn, bus baS 9insi9c mas man
uStbie bat eieic RebBtn dht ~ crhaltcn tlt,
oas man Ole 9dbcls 9erau unterIud1t.
8er9rBt nid,t 9cnau aHf bic 0dtclS adlt Su
habcn.
Certificate bon 9l9ent1faften,
fir cen @crfduf pcu Srancretb's @e9etabIs
ffen llnlpcridl pillcu in 0ed,a @auntD.
Gjutb, 9iube uuo Ycuuo, 9IlIentuuu,
Gierharo urc 8rauie, @ocpcrSburG
Q. Dcccer, 2rcrIcrStaun.
Ntrrthdnlptpn Gatnm.
Watthcw Sraulr, Srttlrbcm,
Siohn Scltel, 9td;drCtb, ...
g. .. @orncs, Bath,
gBm. s.. NeniIr9, Saitcn.
Sccbadtct ooB ic9Iidcr 9larut Elm cinora,
uirtcs @ertiftcat pcn 2l9eutidaft hat, entbaI.
teuo cine ScriteIIun9 prn Or Srancretb's
Wanufaftur III Sing Siua, uub pcrauf aud,
Gin oettiliChcs @cpie oon cru nsueu Qdbels
mclde 9e9cnndrtia ouf Srancrcth's piaeus
Stadtcln gcbraud,t ipcrcen, gu iehcn it.
pbIacrIpbia Office, 9ic. 8, giuro Ste
Srasc. .
.. granbrcth, 81. ..
Jnti }, 1915. uqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
Sas Nennip(panilbe Sootel,

auf bem 'ncrb : tpe(tlihen
@de bes Warft 8ieredS
ned, INNER bewotHt !; unb
oaB er uCulid, cine partie
'neHe Sauss s8erdtbe erbal'
t,,. Lak y,.A,,s.I. n.. q, hn.s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06

In Der Staot NQentaMn.

"rTIf|I W ~ WV NNt'VF'tstEFFt'
Der llnterseidlnete spOIlte tierourh feline
s1hIrsiden Sreuube uno getauntcn, 70 wie
ons pnbliFnm i'm aagemcineu, tenadridtu
gen, oae CT
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
SScmc Slpptbcfc.
QBnt. ST. Ooncw0fp,

Wadt ben Yiir9crn Der Stabt 9lGentaun
nnb Der llm9c9eno befannt, boB er in Der
Tdbe Der Druderei bes eeda patriotS, rmb
benz TeuDcrf Stctr cine 9Ipottefe rrrid,tet
bat rpCielbt er Elm aa9emeines enforcement
bon ---
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06

ihrem OerIgen 8orrath, Elm all9enicines uno
uprtreffihes enforcement ausmad,t weldes
fIe an frbr nicbri9en preiIen abSuIa6cn ses
icnnen fInc. a.
Sic qlauben eae cs nidt ncttwcnet9 fei
2lrtifcl bier anSufllbren, uno nclIcn nur be'
merfcn, oas aIlc in oicicr @e9eno ocrlanqtr
Bidder Sfrcibmatcriaien, II. (. 10. bel lbs
nen anSutrcfcu Gno.
6cmmt olic unc bclcbct eas enforcement
uno urthcilt fir eud icIbit.
Sie fnc ranfbar fir qcnofcue 8uneIdaft
uro bcffcr, ba lie uur al iebr biIIi9cn prclien
verfdufen prrccn, 0uf cine SOrtpauGr rer'
icIbrn.
@utb, Iubc unb 0oun9.
glllentaun, 9Ipril Is.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
Carl SSOblNeiitittb,


9lrst @unb 9lrst uno 8eburtsbelfer
- Gnitfeblt I'D, ad,tun9spcG eiuen
9eebrten publifum bon sIllentaut
za uno Der llmgegeno. @r bat oier;ebu
% Sabre aIs ausiibeuber sIrst in niet'
reren 9rcscu Stdtten CeutId,Iancs praftiSirt
uuo mar icts Sabre lang als Staabsar,t in
Der pcIniIhcn sIrmee dngeifellt. @r id,rcis
delt Gd,, benjcnsen 8raufen, ipcIdle feline
Oienite in 9lniprud, nebmen tpcllen, Die 8ers
ilherun9 sebcn su f6nnen, bas pon feiner
Seite ale Soilfe 9elcitet werceu IOn, rpeIde
man bon einem erfabrcncn sIrste psrlanscn
fanu.
Ocftcr Wcblaemutt empfehlt Tt aud, als
3ahnarSt SdrDpfcr, &c. 9lud) ccrferti9t or
Grcpfen, ipeIdIe in rhcuuatiid,en unb @ifts
Ihmersen BON 9rceem Tuseu itno.
Seine 8cbrun9 it in cem Nauie ces Drn.
pctcr SelIier in Der aInbrcw Straee.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-20

the Steam Packet. You will see by the papers
il is surmised the President is playing double
game. this is all twaddle, the views expressed by
Mr.. Sewer, 1 kno,c them to be The views of Mr.
Polk-he has never in private or public, departed
from the views expressed in his Inaugural and his
Message. How is it possible the hired letter wri-
tiers can possibly know the views Of the Execu-
tive, they see the common courteses pass between
some of the Senators and foreign legations, (say
the British,) and they Immediately cry out, in
trigue-smilarity of views, SC. Depend upon
il, sir. the moment it is known that an individual
is hired scribbler, the mouth of The diplomatic
corps, and all others, connected with the Depart
ments are shu,-herme,ically sealed
Yours, JACK FLYBLOCK.
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NUMBER SEVENTEEN.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. Is, 1876.
In my former letters | have intentionally re-
NAMED silent. or nearly Sd, on Mexican affairs,
since then my private news has been confirmed
by publications in the newspapers and ether
sources. II is well ascertained that Immediately
after the reading of the Presidents Message,
Mr.. Packenlam sent despatch to New Orleans
with copy of the Presidents Message, the
Schooner Preston was chartered, and sailed direct
for Tampico. Shortly after the arrival of the
Message in Mexico, excitement IN the Mexi-
Army took place. subsequent events proved
il to be a move againt the Government or peace
party in Mexico The house of Barring. Forbes
and Whiting. one member of which is the British
Consul, has limited to that Government any
amount of money required to pay troops, Sc,
will be furnished them by their house. 10 add-
tion to this information have seen private letters
which confirm the desire of the mass oflhe people
to make war against this country and have no
doubt the agitation of the Oregon question and
rumored difficulties between this Country and
England is freely circulated in Mexico
The most common enquiry among all parties
here is. will Mexico be permitted to carry on
paper war (con6scating American property of our
own ciiizens) or will the Government take prompt
means at once to see that the claims of American
citizens are adjusted? The news from Eng land
creates no excitement. The British continue to
arm and equip both by sea and and-their eyes
have been opened TO the celebrity by which troops
can he transported across the British channel from
France by steam vessels, hence their anxiety to
protect their own coast. But a short time ago,
news reached Toulon of the defeat of the French
troops in Algerian four days $4,000 troops
were embarked with all their equipment and
underway for Agers; it is an easy matter for
the French to embark an hundred thousand troops
in six days, ready to transport across the channel
to England-the death of Louis Phillppe. NAV
take place soon, and the war spirit in France,
now only kept quiet by him, may easily be arous
ed by some ambitious aspirsnt for the Crown
this is better known in England than in this
country, and | have no doubt the English Gov
eminent is looking to this event with grea
anxiety.
Yours truly. JACK FLYBLOCK.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
MONDAY January 10.
inner. FIN Richmond .


Steamer Alice, Skinner, FIN Richmond
Schr Pilgrim, Dodge, fan New Orleans, with a
cargo of sugar and molasses, bnd to Philadelphia
In distress to J. F. Hunter: The p. has encoun.
tered a succession of bad weather on the passage,
compelling her whilst on the Florida Rect to throw
overboa I'd her deck load on the 7th she took
Delaware pilot, (John Maul) on board Is miles to
.he ,. OF cape Hcnlopen, and at night encounter
ing severe gale, carried awaw her iibboom and
split to pieces her mainsal, jibs and squares be.
lore 1T was possible to fur them such being the
severity of the gale, and distressed was the con.
dition of the vessel in her sails, leaking so badly
Yihal, and having but one pump that would work
determined to make the nearest port as soon as
possible the safety of the vessel and cargo making
such step indispensable.
Schr May, Hubbard, fm Baltimore, with mdze
Wilson W a.
schr Peruvian, McDougald, FIN New York, bal.
last to the master
=, schr Frances, Gardner, FIN Wycomico, bnd to
New Haven "
Schr Aurora Woodbury. dava from Neuh,rx
port; with fish to p. F Schliecker.
Schr Metropolis, Stul, FIN New York, in ballast
po Schrs May. Howard; and Dicskaw, Rider, from
boston, with ice TO Watts & Bro
schr Emery, Bluford, from York, with corn to
'erguson Milhado, and to master
Schr Rainbow, Berry, I'm Boston, with mdzc.
. SGhr William Henry, Rider, from Portland ha y
hardy & Bro, and plaster to the master.
ochrs Pallas, Haskell; and Rob Roy, Avery
living In tow sloop Mary, Hate Dennis1 master !:
winch sunk in James River on the 10th Dccembc2
,dst loaded with coal I'm Richmond suI bound to
s sals port; the body of one of the crew (negto
81 s"n) was found on board, but traces whatever
VI tnc Csptain and residue of the Crew.
al Hchr John Adams, Higgins, from Turks Island,
SAT- to the master.
NoGhr Champion, Aydlett, from Boston, mdze TO
wash Co, and u. Emerson.
J., %Gnr Abstract, Cross I'm New York. with mdze
"eWilliams, Staples Williams.
ochr Wing, Brooks, from York River, with corn
"ou beans to J. II. Johnston.
-, ochrs Regulator, Howard; and Mary Ellen, Der.
e I'm Gloucester, with corn to the master
v9cnr Robert Bruce, Snow, I'm Boston, with ice to
Watts 81 Bro. W. "
sch, ochr Eagle, Guy, FIN York River, with corn
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A MEETING of the Citizens of the country
"A portion of Norfolk County, will be held at
Deep Creek on TUESDAY next, the 9th instant
for the purpose Of taking into consideration the
" Petition" to the Legislature of the Citizens of
Portsmouth for an Act Incorporating that town
III Is hoped that both Democrats and Wings will
attend this Meeting, ii is a matter that equally
interests both. MANY CITIZENS
Jan 20-3t