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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
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8trdbmtbelt crrcrtCn, cin9tltlt battn. Gtt fdhltn
ib on9trebtn, oas YutIttum i'll narun pcr cincul
Sccbcftn, ecr 9c9cnpdrtia btrumettrdRrt uno rtn
etutn an irgenc cnsm 9rtib auflsltcIlT Miro iplthr
teilimnt IL oas Srlt gu tctriiscn. Sbrs Sskn nri:
btrn FL cas- gutflfnL llno Die bttu liz ucdb ic anot:
bcttn purnCn, uno laeen Gin StbT Gin angirufln UNI
h pen oii;r SIabrbeit d6lf III ubtrwuocn. Sn rem:
labsn fam oc, cpcN :pts Sttntcbtsn oetronut usr-
otn-uno eisdte fino btsptatn btituptrs ia uno
cautrhaf 9tnadt nm ltrcn9e Stsintrtltn St,cr aus:
nbaltfn. Sit iino immtr birsit ibrt Srf,n i'll oorau.
tirtn Ino oa iis bcn cine arcc Qn;abt in ritr Ct:
9sno aucitSlIt babcn, mSbttn ft ollie ebs Die cincn
9utGn arcftn broutbtn, auf fcl1eupt Qt,icnsn bin=
wSikn, oit rtiltt prctitt batcn uno icIab aus @r.
fabrun9 fprebtn tcnncn
S6tr:Soutcn.-S. alderman. etlris 9iarlttlItr, D
SbnCiocr, Satcb Sbnticcr.
SbT:SIiIfcro Setter, Wtartiu &itttr, 2tr
9taricn.
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S)lre.
Slcrc.gRbsitb0a.- 0rumtaucr.
Grrtbanrtcn Saunlbip.-S. s.. Sbimpf 6. Ged:
man.
aGcntaun 5urnatr.-GS. 0RsutFns, our 0lTpin.
9r.
9icrtbanptcn Gc.-Souud Gite Inb Srbn. Tan.
ii HciR Satct Sicubdrp. Scbn .atppin9er.
9crts Gaunm-lbrn. SHarta, orn. gGinrr. .6rn.
Ssapr, e. ,pcdD, 6isrr9s Stbdfsr. @tn gStSl, Gtc.
Dtiitbr.
eSba Saft-Sbcmas Gr0ia, Safcb Gtbtrp, Soma.
than 6oine.
Mcuiscnisrp Guuut. -shat GNaetru, Gccrac 81.
9tln .
port GENERALIZATION 8ue.
lton;Sauicna.-SslIt Nctb.
Sis baltSn es fir ttsrfdfis ibrc Scfln It6t ouf,.
lctcn; uno wrSsn ollie ouf etiae Qertncn binuslsn,
bic eisidts I'M e'ctraudb babcu uuo tis etn @iosns
fbafttn COS tSia9trn Sftus am tsittu ttnutn.
aut babtr fie 9c9snpdrtis ptn arSgten, bSifcn uno
lhcnltsn Strd on fs e haten uub Der il in ausua,lu
ipar, pcu oIrn onccrtn Scrtsn Ssftn fir Gtcbr cocr
Yartcrs aus 8cbrttcb uuo Giltn, rptd,s s aeccuttn
an tbr wcbIffiln Yrefsn otsufb n, on ibroa DIN.
Stcbr IN Der 6amlIcn Stra6t, lhrd9 srscutibtr pa'
9enbudb's 65atbaus.
0antcnfebIG0er nuo YJinoIiu1.
auIsntaln, Sttcttr H. nltY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
G Nacl,ried,t.

S(u ben 9Sr6fioent uno Die Sircffprcu Der
Rbilaoclpbia nno 9SiIfcsbarre SeIes
Graph SOmpd1nic.
giadbridt miro birruit 9csrbcn. taF mir Gle Inter.
brisbsnCu, Stcdbalttr Der pbiacSlpbIa uuo gRltsss
tarrs Sce9rapb;9 ;9cmpo9nie, wcbnbaft In Der Siaot
GlIentdnn eutdbtceen ino ttine fsrnsre Sniauments
af unitre antbsiIe Die mir fit beaatt Grraanie in
oiSfsr Staot unirfbricbsn baten, gu tS3abtln.
9. 8. 3ubeuno Gcbu, Com. Or. glttpbarS.
Gpbraim G'rni. Sbcnas 8. Gjinfitoer.
Wd9er uno ssetoner, ". s. boseutiih.
3. q. @cpbarb, Gannta etobteap.
Il. 81. 8tuiugcr, eauttnthlSaer II. Minoliuo.
.Setrb gurt, Slrad ginglina
@uih, 9)cuua u. Srsrllr, Scbn aSaoner.
6. II. 2S. Godman, .sGn uno galnfcn.
=. 81. Gcls, Cml. z. attls.
9bas. s. Dpap, Sbenas ". gsilru
Sanes 8. SQitp. geasr 50. oubsr
9sm. 3. Doncrpstp, Dasio Shpors
SScFpp @siH 8eiltsn Rttf.
amcs Guiu9sr, Gli Gtdd.
Sficbcr III, ,,s,,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
SlabSfoan,en.

1000 9ufhcl TlotbeIaomcn miro prrlauot ipcfiir oer
bShts YrCis in @aar9ro corr i'm Sancsl ttpbl pirb,
am
9leu Worf Stobr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
Mafreien.

100 eanss, bol6s uno @icrtd 98arrds SIC. /, Q nno
atrsn crtsn crbaltn unc nieoris gu psrtaufsn Osi
@rim uno Renineer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
SSeas 9yOrf StObt.

SGcaO> SSDrr SGODC
9egeH Die SSeltl
Stene 6iiter fir ben SerbIt Don 1sl8 nnb
ben SSiuter BON 1850.
Gern tlnb Sam(Dn
m6btn Den 8irsern Don QIentaun unb
cen umIie9enoenGounties ibren aufri6tiefen
Donf obffattcn fir bic Gebr Iiberale &uno.
fdaft nit Der lie BON ibnen beebrt wurben.
felt Dem fie Die Belieer oes .Sanoelsbaufes
iino, weIdeS i'm 9ew6bnIi6en 9sfprat be.
fannt III als
Ser Ncm Syprf Sto1r.
g8ir MAIDEN baber oas WubIifum befannt.
oo6 mir foebsn BON Nsu Worf uno pbila'
oetpbaSurifeefebrt fino. nit bem 9ldnSeno'
lten uno alssmeinifsn @uterffod. Der
je in Stilentann anssebOten ipHroe,
uno um nit Der 3eit Shritt bolten Su f6n-
men, ,psroen unfsre Serfdufe auf
gaf6 poer 2anbespropufte
bcf6rdnft nno Die preiie ben 8sbiusunsen
aneemeeen fein. Snbem mir unfere Ser.
fdufe auf baare 8eSabtuus belbrdnfen. 70
lino mir i'm Stanoe, &dufern bic bel uns
anrufen, alIe 9uter an ben nieoerlten Qreilen
bu perfaufeu.
Mit tiefen neuen 8otfebruneen uno ben
Snoueements bic mir oferiren, bdn9en mir
unfere Sloe9e in Die enfte. nit Der Ser
iiderune, baB elm 9ener6fes QubIfum bic
feIben Su wurci9en Wihen wiro.
Gic &Goies
whnfhcn mir auf unfere ftonen uno fafi
9dnjIi6 neumOoigen fbattirte uno plaio
Slannels fir SaGs
aufmerffam Su MAIDEN, lowie auf unfer aus
9eSeidnetes 4hortemsnt pon Srenb Sing.
bamS. QlpacaS. Mous De Gains, @rints bci
Der 8a9snlaouu9 ETC.. Slin9ts. 9imps,
fdncp Qrtifel-ein fb6neS uno wcbIfeiles
enforcement BON 9 d AMI s-weise 8io
uno feioene fbwarSe uno eolorirte feioene
uno &io Sanbfbube, uno Elm wabrer Berg
ucn Stiusrisn, Su umlfdnclib anSufhbren.
Rommt febet unb urtbeilt fur Gub feIbff.
cenn mir forprn nidtS fur eas 3ei9en un'
ierer @uter.
Sic 9crren
1inten Elm iberaus fd6nss 4Gcrtement pcn
Sud. fdmarScS. blaues uno braunes; Gai-
fimeres. I6marSe uno fancp SOtinets, Cor
6urcps unb @interauter BON oIlen Sorten
feibene uno Ieinene Saf6entttcr, fbworSe
itaIieniIde uno fancy Salstiber, fdwarbt
Rio uno 9e5IieS 9anbfbube, uno cine gSa
senIaeuu9 anoerer 9lter.
gbina< uno 9laSipaaren.
Gin neueS uno ft6neS QhOrtement pcr
eampen, Sblitellern, preferuteuern, Salen
), i,Sumbters, Seeanters. @ier9ldfer, eiperpcc
4 aqaren. fliessnoes 8lau, @eib, etc. ei'
n oetempcrttrte Maare uno pom fbDnlter
: StDl.%
SpieSepon 25 Gents bis 10 &batsr.
\8rDterien.
@ln gang neuer Sorratb 8affes, 3uder
Chocolate. SpeSeyssAs 9lSis, ,YgS MYeIsGsSl 9ss
G Sobannisbeeren, etc., aIe fril6 uno poi
! better SuaIitdt.
&been.
Sbeefiufer f6nnsn bon IS BIC so Qro
sent erfparen. penn Iic ibren Sbee am 9leu
port StObr faufen, obne 9efabr su laufen
betro9en su weroen, mas 5unorte beseussl
f6nnen, Die ibn i'm pereaneenen Sabr pro
birten. 9Ser's ni6t 9Iaubt, brau6ts nu
;u perluden.
QiquGre.
Gin alI9smsineS QIIortemsnt BON alIei
Sorten an ben nieberitsn prsilen.
/ Sftober a. no
SVprNril nPrInunt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
SrfrfGife.

Cine 9i1e Der 8riefe weI6e am 30. Sep
tembsr in rem Srei6lerspiae poliamt Ie
gen 9cbIiebsn iinS ;
9anisI Jtsiner, Midael erfIer, @ib ei
bia 6. .SoIecm.
5cbu Sr.iblcr, y. si:
Setcbr III. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25

Ritbti9e 9leui9fetten J
Sic ltnsarn ipieber fie8retcD y
Oie Oefrei6er 9ef6lageit!
asabrcno gang GurepO i'm Slampf tesriin 1T uno Die
lluaarn bic Seiireir iibsro in brem asrecen Sanpf
fir fis Steibsit iblassn, srbalt bsr
NbilA0clpbi0 GfObt.
a fcsbn Zen glalprrt uno philadelphia
go 8pgen @crbfts tinO SSinters
Sitter,
psltss ibr srsr Gpatiabrs=Ginfouf ausua6bi. uno e
hno eutlhlclsn i'm &srfauf rfn Srcdsnpaarsn ctsn f.
feerelcb III fin als bic lln9arn. .ss -
Der pbilaoclpbia Stcbr mill $1,000 einbiiesn. tpsnn
rssno Gin anosrer Strbr i'm Serfauf pcn Srcftn.ss=
rsn ibn gu 6ieten @rno9.
M1ttbiracr-gHenni ibt rns in unftrn 8emdbuns
ssu unteritdet c 9cten mir cub in bin Spitabr bic,
befen Bar9en, bic ibr ie battet.
Dies III bsr 1ufnertlantsit einss isbn Gdihfdufrs
wiirei9.a 9cmmt rno ti6ergu9t cub fatft!
Sba6bt, ibr Sperren!
-9sufst an unb unterud,t bic srces austpabl Sud-,
as fransSfbes te9ilhss, snsbes unb amertaniltbss.
so Sttids tlauss, ttaubmares, elimnardnss, grimes
uuo inpllits grimes, ON 81 Gtnts Dis $3.50.
@afiimeres
w" J'pp' slueiVuV ItNl3VllV't sh'lp' "'o As'f''S
taniife, ru 50tis 1,50.
8effina5.
Giniplnoiocs ahcrtsmsnt rem neueittn Chi ron %
bis $500.
Gattinets.
so Gtids Gottinsts rcn 81 bis IS Gents.
&GDies CrefAiitcr.
eait bluucu N1uslin &c Gain III IL Gents
so Stddt plsnoccs utpaea fir Is Dis rs Gents.
Galt so Stdde A @isrta Gjiu9boms u II 9ts.
so Stids sbr lbSncr GaIitc ju Cents.
100 DO ncunlcbieer Calico on 8 bts 10 Gts.
Cine ercss @gNhisonbsit ano9sr Drsfstittr, unss;
pSbnlid, wcblfl
Sreelcioe Stddt seltrsifte, fbporS unb
blaulhtporie, an so tis l,37.
so Stiide ncumcoi9e 2SGt Gbtcns.
so DO prbtkts Bcnnet 8ttcns.
800 gSundts GtabItcalen an Crnie0ri0ten 9rciftn
10 Duesno Gtabt GlaIps
100 Spubtsn Sciosn:Spilt, oussrtsEnsr Sarbcu.
@ebleidter MuSIin.
100 Gtdde @isrpicrta sstltbttr Wustin ron bis TO-
Sraune SheetinaS.
93allsn 3ispiertcl trouue Sssnes better Sualitit
all Gts. 9befs uno Sidiu9s in arcsr Sarictdt
Dicis untsr Den picsn aneern 6iittrn, wtroen gan,
unetrpSbnlitb biGj9 psrtouft uno es 1T Gur SntrIit
lpsnu ibr anruft am PHILADELPHIA Stcbr ncn
S)ea9er uno 9Seibner.
mmtcrpn, ept6. nrtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
9erlanot lpcrbcl, +:

tUO Ntalltr AulIs Sdcrs uno Ghnhcl;, mcfiir
ftr hSdffc Yris in 2lustauib idr gRGGrn bt;oEl,
HIe' H Mcrt unS Snneis.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
gpeiic "a $ aus
lre.-' ibei
"a 2l1rpm NSimt.

in Der Samlcn Straft, bic Ate Sbtirs uutrbol6 Sos
scnbub'S RRiubsbaus.
QGs Sunarisen uno Durfii9en, fCwobl
aIs Qnbre. iino freunofdaftli6 ein9eIopen.
ben Obengenannten Srt Su bsfuben, poieIblf
lie su ieoer Seit nit alen Gorten BON gB.
artifsI uno grfrifdunseu. ais Nufern.
Sripes, SIeif6. &uden u.f. n., nsbit
atIen Sortsn 9etrdnfe pom better Aualitdt,
na6 Der fb6nitsn @anier uno an ben billi9
fen preilen bebient weron fouen. Sretet
elm. !Ssrrsn nno 9amen. uno aberisu9t
@ud fdbif. H.s
llllentaun, Oft. IL. nq6We
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
SriiGbe. Nnfunft BON
hctletp GlltPrto!

~ W " WV
Die tlnterfdriebrnen finb fceben BON ben
Seeffdoten 5urld9efebrt uno jest am Ius.
paden zines 9r66ern Stcds @uter als Iie
ie batten, weI6e iie nun ibren &unben uno
bem oI9smsinen QubIifum an benniscriolten
preifen anbieten.
p Serrcn!
g8ir whnfden cure Gufmerffamfct auf uu
fern 9rcben uno UobIeemdblten Gtcd BON
sn9liftem. franS6ffbem II. beIeifbrm Sud-
Su Ienfen. ,pelbes mir mebfeiler ais ie an
81 25 bis S 90 psrtaufen. Sin autes 4f-
fcrttment Mioolsier uno Sanep GaIIimcres
uno feieene uno Satin Seiiin9s, etc. 94ir
UerIausen nur baB ibr fcmmt uno unIsrn
ft6nen Stof unterfucbt. rcnn mir fiibIen
Ibrseust baB mir ben senauelfen Gdufer
befrieoi9en f6nnen. g
2GOicS!
SIR eub babsn mir Elm erOscS QlIprtement
DreBauter, ais ftwarSs, Mcce unb Sancp
aefireifte rno pIaio Qlpaccas, Wobair Gus.
ire. elm febr fd6ncr QltifcI uUn perdneerIicber
Ssiet, plain uno fantp @afbmere uno Mous
ceeain. @Otur9 Sud-, parramatto, Qtpines,
Ii. f. NJ.
@icrk uuS 9aubiS.
AueWaNht Sept. ~. rq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25

sOetnrib 9 cbnur m a n - Der glupo
leon in Dem 8erfauf oon wOblfeilen Stcbr'
9utern-bringt biermit feinsn altsn Sefonn'
ten uno bem publifum i'm alIeemsineu Die
&uube, oa6 er wieoer einen unsebeuern Sor'
ratb pon @aaren einesIe9t BAT uno biaiser
usrfauft als man fie nod icmaIs in eieiem
Gauntp an9ebpten Bat, wopcn foIaenoes
furSe 9efprd6 bas bsite 3eu9nie liefert:
8etfp-Gi, fappsrlOt &rdtten, ou.bafl
Elm Srad an ME meiner-wo BAIT onltbn
aefauft. uno mar er AUDI crei 9epieS per
0arb (?
&rdtden-Sd bab i'm i'm Stobr BON
.3einrib S6nurman 9efauft, uno bios bret
SIR 8 fur bic Warb se9eben; @es, julf
brei SIPS! uno ba babsn lie mir nod
ben atsrb66ifeu Marftpreis fur mcin But
fer. @ier, uno eal. erlaubt. Golden Stobrs
ssbe ib meins llnterfheun9.
8stfy-0rei Sips fbwrnctb fcll cs
to6 bclen-i6 wiu bod finfti9 meinem
aIten t6annifel folgen. uno meins @aaren
beim aIten Shnurman faufcn, no eie Ecu
te mir nod al seia9t baben, man eas wobl
feiIfe faufen fonnt, er bait aub ilnmer BON
ben fdonftsn 9htern, rpie bic eeut la9en.
&rdt6eu-Grartp 70. fur elm Sip fam
i6 bort mebr faufsn. ais ou nit einem eeop
ionifrpo. unb Der oeinrib Idbt aud alIe6eit
NIT fib banbeln. 4le paar gSoteu Iest
CT nsue 9lter Elm, uno bat iest Der fboniie.
befe unb funfeIna9eIneueite Sorratb auf
!Sanc Der nod iemafs i'm sonSen @aunty
ssfeben wuree.
8etfy-Qbie &rdtden; Sbnurman's
GtCbr foil Ger Srt Iein no ib funfti9 bin
\ssbsn will benn i6 9Icib aub Elm Gent gu
haren no t6 Fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
gJerlanat iperpen

1910 @uttd G5rtmetlriu, ipcfir etr bS5bas S,Gartt.
sr'ls IN Saor cesr IN, .oaurc tSiaDt mitb. ron
% Micrk uno 2drois,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
Ser Sctblebenter
Sfen1 Sle6waarens au1
Wiseto> 5tobr.

Die nab auentaun fubrt, i'm Sisrsd. rtlirte
SbIten unterbalb Dem 1blr @afibanle,in
Der Staet Bethlehem sroffnet bats aawVs
er beitdnoi9 auf toono Su babeu aebentt. eis.
nsn auserlefenen uno UOltdnoisen 8orratb
alIcr Qrten Sefsn, unter msltben Der febr
oefohdbte r7e., .r.- ~ -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25

gatDesprDDuften.- 1ue 4rten BON
sanbesprcouften, aIS SbmoIs, Butter,
@ier. eerdu6ertes SIeifdb, Grunebseren, ae'
trodnete Qepfel, &irlben, etc. wercen i'm
1ustaufb fur g8aoren an9enOmmen, mo-
fur Der bo9fte Marftprei6 beSobIt miro.
0.'S bnurman.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
Qlttprbcpn6
sfarn6eraer gSaareu.

aGc artn Spielpaarsn fir 8inoer, in ftbr 9rrfrr
2tuswabL teim Grcfeu unp Sltntn biIli9 w ptrtaufn
bs
Qarcu gSint.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
g 4 6ieS!
@rpierient

Sutneipdarvn unb Grbtnpdarci, ba6Gn mir Gin arcfij
aAeftemcut duf lpanp, bic Fbr tia9 putauit wrrcn.
MScrb uuo 9duoiS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
garaatns!
sSieoer cine 9rp6e 2lnfnnft DDn
Slelen SpdtjabrssSEaaren..

SSieOer cine 9rpkc Nlnfnttft DOit
9leuen SpdrjabrssBaarsn..
Grim s. Reninger,
linb foeben ucn Neuporf uno philadelphia
,urufasfebrt uno er6ffnen iset Die sro6te
Quswdbl ucn @htsru. bic iis nod ie sebabf
baben, unb in nsbri9en preifen f6nnen iie
nibt hbertroffen weroen.
9rpcfenc Giiter.
Soebsn erbaIten, Elm gro Ger 8crraib BON
@inqbams; fbwarSe. 9eiireifte uno fgurirte
1lpatas; f6marSe, blauf6warSe uno farblge
Seioe fur DamenanSh9e; mollene traitioir
fbe Sitsr. Gaflimere, Sattinetnno aSeten
uon allen Qrten.
100 Dueeno wcllene unb bauninollene
Srumpfe BON alien preifsn uno Nualltdten.
rs Dukeno .6alstlher Don ben gllseri9-
fen bis Su osn S66ifen.
200 Stude en9lifbe. fransoffbe. oeutf6e,
leinene uno baummollne 9epirfte edtes,
Sufertinss uno Go9inss.
80 Stiide MerinOs uno @afbmere, fcple
cine orc6e Quswabl Delains.
200 Stide &attune BON ausn preifsn uno
Suaitdten.
300 Sti6e ssbleidter uno unsebleitter
Muslin Don alsn preifen uno Aaatitdten.
20 Stufe moucne SIanneIs bon ausn
Sarben uno Yreien.
SO Sthfe farbise baumwollene Stannels
Don allen preiisn-uno fat alIe artsn pon
8aaren. su wsitIdufis au meIben, rDsldbe 70
proSent nieoriesr aIs iemals s1por psrfaufl
metoen fonen. 6rim s Senin9er.
0Qentdun, Gept. 20. no
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27
American Art Union.

The annual distribution of prizes of this institution, took place at Niblo's sa- loon, New York, on Friday evening last The number of subscribers this year was ls,9eo, and the aggregate income slos- 900. The number of paintings distrib. uted by lot among the members was 4eo; the number of Trumbull Medals, 250 Stuart Medals, l5o Alston Medals, 100 Outlines, 30; Statuettes, 20. ...s
 The members in this vicinity have not been remarkably fortunate in the draw ing of paintings-three only having been drawn in this county. Gen. Brinsmade, of Washington, gets a superior one Roman Ruins, with figures" The "Hu' guenot Soldier,'' fell to Caleb c. Good win,. of New Hartford. Chance certain ly committed abroad joke in, presenting our free .soiE friend,. John, Bbyd,. Esq, of Winsted, with "The Country Reliti- cian''-a fine painting, by the way. Ws could take such joRe4.,
 We have not yet ascertained who'have drawn the medals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27
Prompt Payment,

On Sab,aah morning, Nov. lS,hs lS40, the two story Dwelling House, owned by the subscriber. took fire abou. three o'clock. and was entirely consumed, toge,kef with a portion of the household furnitu ana wearing apparel. InsNred in the w Washing- ton County Mutual, through the Aeriden Agency. Curtis l.. North, General Agent. Loss on property insured $8S7. Potatoes, corn, apples, hooks and farming impie- meas, the last named were kept in the wood house--uo insurance, total ioSs,- Paid Nov. 22i, lS49.
 Tuesday, Nov. 2lkh, lS49. MT. North paid loss 0t $SOO 10 a member of the same Company, who insured few days before. If there are any of my l,fot her Far. mers who are cultivating preindicalive opinions in regard to the pefmanency of the Company, or their ability to pay losses with liberaIity and dispatch, let me invite you to lay aside those ptejudfces, aad get your property insured in the Washington Co Mutual. You will find Mf. North, ;he General Agent, at Meriden, a man ever ready to act hoHorably and msnly, in ref erence to the prosperity of the Company If losses occur to any of it's members, they have only to inform Mr. North of the loss. and he is soon upon the ground, learns the Iacts relative to the 6re, manlfests q sym> pathetic feeling towards the loser, pays the loss liberally and promptly, and thus makes gladsOme hearts of the unfortunate.
 Wa. W. CHIT TENDEN. Durham. Nov. 18th, Ic49.
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THE FIREMAN MURDRR.-The Cam bridge correspondent of the SpringHefd Re< pabliean says Within . fe~ days past a new fac, has been brought to light, which. while it is smother proof of the liberali,y of Boston merchants. may perhaps also be of importance in the long chain of evidence against Dr. W ebs,er. Messrs Abbot. and Amos Lawrence each had mortgage for $l5O0 on Dr. Websler's cabinet of miner. als, and when the former was abou. sails ing for England, he found on inquiry, tha. Dr. w. was at present entirely unable to pay it. He. therefore, sen, hin the mor,> gage, with request tkas he would accep, of it. A few days later, ME. Amos Law. Ience heard of this, and he, loo, forwarded
 his mortgage ts Dr. w. In Nike manner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27
A CRASH.

About nine o'clock last Sunday eve
 ting. the ceiling of the Reformed Dutch
 Church, (Rev. Dr. Bethune's) in Henry
 street, Brooklyn, fell with tremendous
 crash, breaking the front of the gallery
 on both sides of the house, and crushing a large number of the pews. The report was heard for several squares around, but strange to say, no one suspected the real cause. Some attributed it to the firing of a cannon, while those living in
 the immediate vicinity, whose crockery
 rattled in their cupboards. thought it
 was the shock of an earthquake. The sexton did not visit the church on Mon-
 Hay, but on Tuesday morning, upon ea-
 serfig as ttssal. the scene which presen. ted itself bsgeared description. Only q small portion Of the ceiling. immediate 1y oyer the organ, wasleft. standing, while vser the body of ths house. the rafters were visible down to the caves. This 6hurch has been built but ten years. and vas supposed to be perfectly sound but the ceiling could never have been prop srIy secured. The mediate cause of the 8tG sont Reflection was undoubtedly the D<viial fracture snd settling of one of the
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27

Democratic Pigs."-Our. " Class and Butler" friends have had good deal to say about democratic pigs" That some of the democrats, both in and out of office, are "piggish enough" might be- easily demonstrated; and that all pigs, both in sentiment and action, par take of the spirit of ultra locofocoism, is equally selfevident. Possibly we owe the four legged democrats an apology for classifying them with the bipeds but we hope both classes alluded to act as well aS they know how!
 While on this subject. we may as well mention that tzs democratic pig" rais- ed by MT. Theodore R. Sedgwick, of this village, weighed sS4 lbs. when 2sl days old. As ''stuMper" to this, c. F. Davis, Esq, of this village, recently killed pig 2o5 days old, weighing S77 lbs. The democrats must trv again.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27
SENATE.
Waskin0tOn. Dec.

Ftr WGSRtngb0ns Dec. 1S.
 On motion of Mfr. Mangum, the Sem atB proceeded to fill the standing Con- mittees-no objection being made, tho following named gentlemen were elected to fill the respective Committees, viUG V0ce:
 Foreign' Relations -Messrs. FoOte, Webster, Benton and Mangum.
 FSnOncs-Messrs. Hunter, Phelps. DouglAss> and Pierce.
 CO1sme,es-Me Eoule, Davis, of Mass. Dodge, of Wis. and Bell
 MaNeyact@Tes-Messrs. Butler, Clark, JOnes-and Upham. H a.-
 AgricultMre-Messrs Turner, Spru- ance, Walker, and Corwin.
 Military A6airs-Borland, Green, Shields and Dawson.
 Mititia-Messrs. Dodge of Wis. MOr. ton, Clemen and Spruahce,
 Naval Afairs -Messrs. Mason, Bad- ger, Bright and Miller.
 Public LGnds-Messrs. Borland, Un-- derwood, Shields and Smith.
 Private Land Cl0ims--Messrs. Whit comb, Davis, of Mass, Clemens and Badger s-ra.. .--s.a.
 Ardiaa 4 Afairs--Messrs. Sebastian, Bell, Rush and Wales
 Claims-Messrs Whitcomb, Under wood, Stewart, and Baldwin.
 Revolutionary Claims- Messrs. Nor- ris,. Uphana, Dodge, of Iowa and Coop CT. .,.a.... .s.-
 Post 06cs-Messrs. Upham and Soule.
 Roads and Cdnals-Messrs. Atchin- son, Greene, Foote and Spruance.
 Pensions-Messrs. Jones, Phelps, Stewart and Dayton. | PGtents-Messrs. Norris, Wales, Whit comb and Dawson. .....a..-
 Retrsnchment - Messrs. Mason and Davis, of Miss. 1 PuBIc Buildiaqs-Messrs. Davis, of Miss. and Clark.
 Contingent Expensss- Messrs. Walker and Baldwin. r' $' \ s@ +> ?"
 Enrolled Bills-Mr. Badger
 Engrossed Bills-Nessrs. Corwin and' Sebastian.
 Raistimg- -Messrs. Hamlin and Smith. Objection. being made by Messrs. Hale and Chase. to:the election of rhe follow ing committees. by mOtion,. they were filled by bollbt as Allows: Judiciary-Messrs. Downs, Berrien,. Bradbury and Dayton.
 District of Colunsbia-Messrs:. Yulee,. Miller ShieIdS and Re, rien
 Ierritoyies-- Messrs.. Butler. Under wood, Houston and Cooper.
 On motion of MT. Mangum, the Sen- ate proceeded to- Executive business, and subsequently, adjourned
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OBITUARIES,
From the Hartford Calender.E

From the Hartford Calender.T
 ! DIED; in St. Pdul's Parish, Bantam Falls, Nov. l4th, MARY LYDIA, twin daua hter
 of Henry K. Goslee, Esq. Though cut of by consumption, in the 2lsl year of her age, her nanny excllent traits of character had bound her indissolubly to the hearts of her relations and friends. During her long ills ness, she exhl.ited the Christian virtues of fortitude. resignation, and cheerfulness and calmly prepared'for her change, by ma king her peace with her God. About two weeks before her death, she was privately admitted to the Church By Holy Baptism, having for some time previous been desi- rous of participating in the sacranents, and ordinances of the Gospel. As her strength declined. her faith and hope in- creased, till finally she could look with joy to her departure. The Bible, the Prayer Book, and Hannah More's Private Devo- tions, were her favorite companions in her sickness, helping her to commune with Him whose rod and staff comf,rted her in the dark valley and shadow of death. She had often prayed for an easy death, and her prayer seems to have been answered for without groan orstruggle, like an infan. yielding to slumber,, she fell asleepin Je- Sus. H.
 D1ED, at Bantam Falls, Nov. 10th, EL> LEN LOUISA, only child of Mr. Lucius Wilmot, in the Aah year of her age. Thus has been remcyed from an ungenial soil, one of the fairest and loveliesl of earth's flowers, 10 bloom forever in the Paradise of God. Possessing mental powers Of supe- rior order. she made rapid progress in the requirement of knowledge; and attained to an intellectual maturity beyond her years. For some time before her last sickness, she seems to have anticipated the near approach of death, and to have seriously thought about the necessity ofheing prepared for it. In the slight delIrinm of her dea tn bed. she tancied she, heard swee, music; and ofen spoke of going home, as if her soul, weary of 'ts short and painful pilgrimage. longed to return to God, and join the Heavenly choirs. which perpe,ually sing around His Throne. r H..