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BY NAIL.
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

Last year, coalitions Senators formed by the
opposition In ESSEX, Middlesex, Worcester Bsrkshire
Norfolk, and Plymouth counties. They succeeded in
Middesex, Worcester, and Plymouth, emily eleotng
thirteen Senators. Tho wings elected In Suffolk rs
sex, Norfolk, Hampshire, Bristol, Barnstable aud
Dukes. and Nantucket-in all twenty one. In Frank
lin, HAmpdep, and bsrkshre-sx seats there was no
choice and the vacancies were filled BY the whig can
didafes elected by the Legislature
This year. the loco and free soilers united
Senatorial candidates In ell the counties but Suffolk,
Hampshire, Barpstable Nantucket, and Dukes. where
the whig msjorites decided that unions could
hope to effect nothing for those Who made them.
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From Cincinnati.
Ip A srEAMBoA e. FIREMAN FUNER Al
PiCKPOCKEfS. hTC.

RIOT on BOARD A srEAMBOAr-flkkMAN'sF UNER IL
PICKPoCKEfs. kTc.
CtSciNNArI. Nov. IL. 1850.
A dreadful fight took plso. he Pittsburgh steam
packet clipper MONDAY shortly after the boat left
this port between the Pittsburgh coal boAtmen and
some Kauawhs fat bostmen Bowie knives aud pistols
were freely used aud about dozen we're badly ~ound
ed. The boat ttopped a. New Richmond for surgical
assistance.
Col. J. Stratton, for number n years President
Il thu Cincinnati Fire Association, was inferred yes
terday Al the TIRE compsnes formed procession,
rearirg white era pc ana Appropriate badges.
This city T. actually overruu With couaterfeiters OF
ana tpeeis four locked up, awaiting AK
amnati,n
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Police Intelligence.

The .7uered F1glnrs from CslJornia We published
on Monday last the arrest OF returned CsIfornIs an
gold hunter by the name % Alvsrado Ford on Gus.
picion Of having pssged IN San Francisco quantity
Of counterfeit money, ssd TO b. the Bsns Of the
State OF Mistouri aud, like siss, his here
SsoO Of the hind Of money found Ia his
possession con sising Of City dollar bills on the said
bank IItm the testimony nos before the police al.
liberties there "a no evide acs whatever go az 70 shos
that Ford was aware the mopsy vac terfsit and
tbs yest IA mat n. has baen Inn n
hy some d,,gpinR PARTIES in San Rrancsco from IN.
fact that when Ford esohasasd the any dollar btl.
wub Hpro,vn. a 70 M. name 8 gord u %. sn,toys "A
ON the bsck of each bi and that nae q. OF mn
as ON 10 this eity and arri ,ed nv IN. a. M,
thst Ford came in which l.,,
ar,et Nov M ao.s moi s..u nrohabl. Ina, yo,s
A. he vas oosnirant the money vas spurious would
have aloweo hs correct name 60 no endorsed on the
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COMPARATIVE VOTE OF GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT
GovERNOR-oFFICIAL Returns
Cornell rurs behind Hunt


These few returns will g a sample OF more TO
come, and tatisiy Mr. Cornell. We presume. that his
case hopeless ot~ithrtanding the fAttt ring
prospects held out 70 him in OF the wing papers
in of bis large vote the Castle Garden
union ticket Bis friends of the Silver Grey" organ
at Albany, (the Sofe Rsgiser) begin TO open their
thus express their ss'e 81 che shn
litiop whig vote -
I'VE are more than convinced that Hon. Geo.
J Cornell, our andidsie for Lieutenant Governor,
has been defeated ny the tresohery OF the abolition
wings. We think 10 will be found he has run behind
Mr. Hunt in their strong holds They dad not dare TO
rely upon the spreDt vote to defeat him. aud there
fore 4" secretly crossed him from their tickets
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Railroad Affairs, SO.

LoUIsyILLE. Nov. IL, 1850.
The city council has authorized the vote OF the peo
pie OF the city TO be taken the question Of the city
subscribing $4,000 the railroad to Ns.hville
500 to efsr Vile AMI Colum bia Railroad, and
800 0O to the Lexington ami Maysyle Railroad 1t
has s,o ap, rated the completion of the
Frsrkford Railroad
River on sand With ave feet inch of water In
the channel Weather Geld and cloudy.
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ONEIDA.

Urea, Nov ,s-Majoritiss In Oneida county are as
follows a. nearly ~ BE- determined before the off,
eisl canvass Seymour, (Govsrnor) 1860 Cornell
1J31 Matber, Canal Commissioner, 5sl Jenkins,
other counties than given In issue this
ing - Oneida Herald.
ONTARIO.
CASASDAIeUA, Nov s.--0ntaria believed to be ,2es
Hnu
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ana Plymouth counties, the result Is follows -
Briggs 497se Boutwell, 80 $50; Phillips, % 292;

Bosror, Nov. 12-P. NJ
The result 10 not yet sscsrtained. The coalition hss
certainly carried twenty Senator'S just onehaf the
Senate Tive coalition Senator's In Bristol have 20
orty but the scattering votes dsfsst their cleo
ton The House stands, far - heard from 10
lition, 13s wings; eighty nine towns no choice
Tenth Distrct-Nsw Bedford gives scudder (whig)
40l all others ro4l In sevsrsl other towns he runs
behind his tiekst-the result Is doubtful. Goodrich
(whig) probably elected In the seventh district -
In Hampdsn, no choice for Senators The wings have
only eleven members Of the Senate which IL all they
can have unless they get the House.
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The Maryland Const,tut,oai Convention.


The Maryland Reform Convention had six more BAL
lots for President TO-DAY. After the 4th. 10 Vas
agreed that II there ctoies the hfh ballot
that the fiath IN. highest ca1odste should be de-
ciar.d President ChapWau resolved IS ana Johnson
20; scattered Chapman vas. therefore, dssiarsd
elected. and vas conduetsd to the chair. After q
speech from him, the convrntion Adjourned
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The Nashville Convention,

CISciSSAri. Nov. IL, 1850
Governor Charles Mcdonald, OF Georgia elected
PRECEDENT, and Gen Chapman, Of Alsbams vice presi.
dent. An hour consumed In recei ng nfals,
and filing ncies In csmmittees when the Conven-
tion adjour ned TO IL o'clock to morrow.
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twenty-five Senators two majority Of full Sc
nate
doubtful at present writing, with the probability Of
electing at least coalition Senator perhaps both.
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HALIFAX, Nov IT, 1850.
Nearly the entire business part OF the city Of FIRE.
dsrickstown, N. B., was destroyed by nre yesterday
It commenced near the Methodist Church and burnt
TO Front street and through TO the OF the town
Three hundred buildings reported to be destroyed
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Blah ely Ange and Benton we're on the anti rent ticket
Naher who resides Troy letter THAI HIS ticket in
Rens-t OF tho
in his favor but BaAeiy will
make this the other anti counties and
the central and western sections Of the stA,s Bsk.y
before stated He gains lrre
y Mah.r in New Y,rh city, in Oneida, otseso Orleans
and other counties.
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FOR RUNNING OFF sIAvEs-THE FUGITIVE EXCITE
AlENT, ETC.
BALrrMoRK. November IL, 1850.
Seven men including George Smith, mate Of the
schooner Cornelis, Crook, of Newark, N. j., and .
brother Of Captain Grant. drowned In the bay,
this morning, by the upsstting Of boat.
Andrew Spies and Adam Albert arrested, this
morning and committed to prison, charge Of car
rying to Pennsylvania in q wagon three slave women.
belonging to Henry w. Hiser aud Mr.. Coskey, mer
chants, OF this city. They are Bsltiaorsans.
Nothing heard to the trial Of Chaplin to- night,
seeount OF the storm. Efforts are aking to remove
tbe trial to Baltimore
We have received no mail south oil Savannah to-
ioight. The Boston fogirive slave has caused
great excitement in Georgia AS the slaves
from that State the difficulty bids fair overthrow
ali the eferts of the Union men to majority
for the Con ysption
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AFFAIRS In EUROPE.
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AR RlV Al
AMERICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC,
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
~0S~~N~~~~~o~~~~~~~1>~~~~
ASPECT OF THE GERMAN QUESTION.
~>>~~-~~->>~~-~~>>N~
The HeSse Cassel Troubles.
o~N~>~~~~-~-y~~0~~~~o~~~~-
T HI E SCH L r WIG WAR.
""~ooN~|~o~~~~~D>~~~N~~N~O~
THE MARK ETS,
&C., Sc, Sc.
He M A r K EFT s,
De-, Sc, &c.

The American mail steamship Atlantic, (Col-
Inns line,) Capt. West, arrived yesterday after
noon, at one O'Clock, from Liverpool. She lefk
that port on Wednesday afternoon, at three
O'Clock, the 3Oth ult., and has therefore been
twelve days and twenty-five hours in making the
passage.
Annexed is the length of the passage of tho
A., compared with that of the Africa, (Cunard'
iine,) which arrived last week
TIME WHARY WARY Tine.
Steamer. L<nLirerPoot. Arrd at y York. Da.. Hosrs
Atantie :. Oct. 80, 5 Pm. Nov. Il, P.M...n
ASr;,. sh.ad Of the Atlantic a
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Destructive Fire at nIiiport

JEFfessoN. Nov. H. 1850.
A ere occurred at Miport. Chs mung county, this
morning and consumed the store and goods Of Joseph
@. Stall the Post 0fce and the Town Clerks 0ice.-
The cause of the IRE IL u known.
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ORLEANS COUNTY

The .4bany Argus gives the majority for Seymour
96l. The Otwego papers give the reputsd majorities
In all the towns In the county follows
seymour's majority In fifteen towns :. 116S
Hunts majority In Oswego city and six towns, 3l3
6eymour's majority, :. $40
The Osuego Times ssys-This would give Seymour
$50 majority in this county, but think 1t viii be
fou nd something less.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
NEWS BY APH.
From Washington .
WAsHIsGToN,

WAsHIsGroN, Nov u, 1850.
Lsttsrs have been received here from the coast
surveying parties ct San Francisco and Point Concsp-
tion All were we'll
%. W. Hamnerssy has been appointed Postmaster
at Lancaster Pa.
northeast storm commenced last night, and IL has
been raining violently ever sincs.
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The remaining towns gave . democratic majority
last year of SC.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
CoRREcTKp.-The town Of East Hampton gives Sey-
mour SO majority, instead of 4S, reported. This
makes the dsmocr ATTIC majority fer Governor In the
county 5l0 inst cad OF 469 q follows
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stated.
scHoHARIE,
A slip from the schoharis Republican. Nov IL giving
reported majorites In all the towns shows majority
for Seym OF 4o9; also SHOWS (Congress) at IFS.
But written on the margin IL this. dated Monday, A.
n "A gentleman arrived In town last evening from
0isego, says the county has given Chase about 100
lie sto brought returns from two towns Ia this esun
ty, differ mt from what give them In this sheet
places Mr. SHOWS election in doubt. Subsequent
turns elect chase (whig by asmsll majority.
Both Rockwell and Lawyer, democrats, are elected
to the Assembly.
The majority In this county s stated nom 100 to 500
ana % un M M u ns he o. ns party in
this county succeeded In wrigglipg itself after two
strspg efforts resulted in election OF nearly all
the bsrpburner nominses, and the defeat OF every
democrat ~hoee election would havs aided In restoring
the asc. ndsncy principles and policy In
the State and nation. This county. In which there
could EARLY have been elected three d-mocrstio mem
bers OF Assembly will ssnd for i'. rsPrsssnta,es
DiDniDy and J Reynolds are both defeated. and
CHARLES Higbee. free soilsr IL elected by large ma
joriiy defeated the first two aud acting IN
Reuben Robe free soiler IL also undoubtedly elected
to Congress by usual majority Phil. Huboell is
elected County Clerk by about 200 or $50 District
Attorney H. stll doubtful There appears TO have been
tted determination among the free so,lers In this
county. to defeat any candidate for the Assembly
Whatsoever, WHO va. suspected OF desire TO reward
country and the Union, by assisting return him to
the Senate.
STATIONS majority. Assembly, 143 Democratic
state Congress, District Attorney 10, ae'ut 10
majority
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
The returns from all the to.ne In this county, ao-
coropg 20 the Bhi,ehaa Doqocrat VI Friday, show q
~his majority Of ,aSo.
RocHrsrnR. Nov. s.-MoIey says 200 for Wayne
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U,,t,a state c.r.uIt Count,

Ca tHLtsTON. Nov IL, IbsU.
The steamship southerper arrived this morning,
NnH York
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The .aJrocats. publ he'd at Angelica IN Friday claims
to have elected the entire Wing county ticket with
possibly one exceptisn) By majority OF from 30 70
the wbig candidate for member Of Congress at least
300 majority which IL probably over balanced BY
seub.n county As uausl the fret or northern Assem-
bly, distriof. has gone whg BY about 300 majority aud
the second southern democratic by about the
majority
BRooME.
The Bingbamton D,Hocraf. Nov. 9TH. says that the
whig majority the tickt Is estimated at 125
CHEMuNo
GrrrvA, Nov e.-ChsmuDg county, eS2 for sey.
m our.
coLtMBIA COUNTY.
In spite Of the anti rent movement the county II
nearly balanced On 0o'srner For Canal Oommis.
sioner Mstbsr, dem, has 40 maj Church aud angel
viii have 4CO. aus senton from 900 $40. Lin h.
dem, and Lsnsdop ~hig for Assembly are said to be
tie Sutherland has Tor Congress sboue 900. North
ern Assembly district, ~hig by about 3s5- brought
about by the detection Of Snyder who carried sd psT
votes, and debated Msudsvill., the democratic
didate, via -Bisbop. -hig, SIS; Mandaville, dem,
1,l3o; Snyder, dem, es7.
CLINTON COUNTY.
Full returns, published In the Plattsburgh RsppSii-
shovs tbs election Of Ersstus Mead democratic
sheriff, by 33T majority; OF David N Parsons dem.
Clerk, 449 Thomas Armstrong dem District Attorney
by AL. Seymour has ass msjority over Hunt In the
county. H.nry Hewitt. ~hig Is elected TO the AS
s.mby BY lbs majority over Gen Cham oerisn-eG~ct-
ed boiling and local jeslousies. Charles v Tabor.
vhg candidate for Congress- has majority Of AL In
this county.
cATTAaArors
The Buffalo Erprsss says:- We learn BY gentleman
Who len Elleotvile. Thursday msrnins that Hunts
majority will be from $50 to zoo Two members Of AS
semby elected The whole wtig county ticket elected
except District Attorney. which IL In doubt.
EssEx COUNTY.
KErrvrILr, Nov. 8, 1850 Through fear that ron
may not receive the result OF election in this
from the COMMITTEES Of the county take the liberty
TO say that you may put down old Essex 700 whix
majority ON state. Cosnty aud Congress. Below ars
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The Troy Wing, Nov. IL, gives the following ma
jorities for Governor. - far as heard -
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Vessel Smith 1t will be seen, has majority, but
no other whig.
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Items from Baitl more

hFOm B0ItumOres
BOAT BPsgr, AND sKvEN MEN DRowNED-ARREsrED
FOR RUNNING OFF sIAvEs-THE FUGITIVE EXCITE
l1ENT, ETC.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-06
TeHer SSeriitbcrnn9ssSeieltfe1
BON Der Sinfing Sprtna.

Die Sitaleer Der gceenfitesn SSer 8sdsrn9soelbaft
ron Der Snfn9 Sprin9 Srts 9an oereen bttrmlt tnat
ridtet, bo Gin ameu 70 Ges auf ice Nrferte 900
Sbalsr ennt perocn UNI Die 8eluie pr cffhaft w oedeu
Der 6 artd os 6rsibriefS psrf9 pts c9t in cn SaIsa,
r6mlib:
"gBsnn psr our bic Stoisor Der etbaf srittcns gsr
u ben 9stra9 ibrr prrr6tb9n anprnitarn Scnos dbsr
gen cts, bat bic @rualtCr 9cao Gin tn9es amcu auf
Die Serfrun9en 81 MADDEN 70 oaG spes Ri9tso na Maf9abe
oes ron bm pGertcn 8ctra9cs iu bt3tbm ba-no Die be
a9ten Scrrpor cIsn s bstauut MAIDEN limb ollie uno itoe
Wit9leoer Der GIlaft ccn in Die Sdnoe res Sdaemcifs
brtn psrbdlngmd6iSn Qnbeil br Bencr tuncn 8iSrs
GIG Sa9cn nab cler in pcr6aetr g4s craeenen getannt,
mouns tcsablen uno falls elm Sgieo ebs 8SSobuno psra
70 cu lcs auni9c Steieo bic bsa 8eiluer ocppC pCrs
rtsn uno teabln no mcrnc s bic S9s 8erprtuns Stnf
a nciters Sage III bcabu pcrit na9 es pcn ben 6crIo.
gen @erparn isps aus ncr berSuocn Sfsruus euprius
9nosn 8ses coer 8crtbts, uno allies anlpss ouf Den Std
Slr Gcmpanie brau uno ptrlti9t srtdrt prosn uno c
nihtsoecpcni9r 81 bea9trn 8eGrn prbuneen tin 9edB
FINER @srsintarun9 uno llrbcrCntunft."
Bur 8caueIitit Der St9iror, bic mfsrnt rom Sbaeme
fer Der Siat pcbns rpro Der Sasmter coer Gin autcr
rer as'n an fcaenSsn gdecn bepebuc UNI pif Settusr
un9 snatbt ipiro um is nit Ger eits psdn ,u tSnnSn
9JaCnta9s, SUM- g. in 8rcinisSpiGs.
DienfasS 4, in Sc9elsptGe.
SQittpccbs, - 5, an Seiberin9s, in mciBinbur9.
8rnnsrlto9s, 6, an Seiberlin9s, in epnusIIs.
SrCita9S ~ Z, in GttiuspiIe
Samfoss, ;, 8, in ScusSrrclp, epnn.
SNcnta9S ~ 10, in SdscrspiGt.
Dicufoss, " IL, an ecnes Stcbr, ecpbi1.
gaithpcb, ;, IL, an etepbsu pauiets, 81. gEbstbOn
Dcunerla9s,, 13, OH Nuebs, 81 gBbiitbaI
Srelta9S ~ Ia, an ecotr'S Stebr, g. gSbetbnlI.
Nienta9s, ., IL, in MRIcrSauu.
Dsnfaes, 1S an Nrpds, SatGirs
9Rithuchs, 10, an ucer l6ctd, aQertoun.
Gcunsrlta9s 40, an Scbn DcrnspS, @. gRbSitbau.
lnterrsfen nSan Nseoer uiscu bsr @crpoItr, Ccsr
an ben Saemeicr, ur Sinns Sprin9 @erts Gounp ccrr
on Scbn Y BALL Den aSsntn Der @sRibaft in 8sarn9 bs
Sabltn.
015-Sriuat isessnol bic pri,s nit.
9Siaiam paIm,
Saniet Sausman, Committee.
Garcn Mutt
gNai 90. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-06
&Qlf! GaIf! GaIf!

Der llnterSeidnete wlnfdt bem QubIifum dnsu'
seqen, ooB CT neuItb bas GaIfbrennen in Der Stabt
Qucniauu Se6a @auntp, br9onnen BAT. uno bae &c
INNER ftifdgsbranntsn &aIf fur aIIerIei gebraud,
aIs fur Gano9ebrautb. gum 8auen uno @siswo.
fben auf Sano baIten wro. 9lsmano Fam ba-
Der fcblfcmmen inoem ct ben 1rtifeI INNER porrd.
tbi9 baItcn wiro. Seue 9reife folIen biHis fcin.
uno fsin &alf III Don Der oIIerbeitsn 1rt. gr bit.
tet oabr um 9enci9ten 5ulprucb.
MnuaficS SfcubarS.
Ntai 30. nqbb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-06
9(n Tar>GpQe QeftDrett.

Sie Sar Goteftcren Der Stabt Quentaun unb
Den Uefdieoeuen Saunfbips in ertba @auntp. fur
oas Sabr 1860, fino bisrn,it erfu6t tb in Der @om
mi6ionas Qmt5ftube Der Staot Qusnaun einSufin
ben, am Montde ben lit Sag SUM-, Inn aenu9cn'
be 8hr9ftbaft Su fieIIen, unp ibre 0upIifaten auf
iid Su nebmen.
Quentaun Borough b-2bOmaS 6. Gramer.
Sber.S Sducon-9emiS So Gueelman.
Sbcr. MiIforo-SaeCb %. Soiue9oB.
9tiebsr- neie-SObn Steffsu.
Sber,Wacuneie eie-SObn @eitfnedt.
9cmbia-Gcubsn Sdsirer.
Suo Bbsitbau- 9utb.
9toro g8beitbau- Scbu s. SCbsrer.
g8eiIIenbur9-G Gbares Seu.
9pnu-OaneI S. ScGmsilsr.
SeibsIber9-Q 9erman, ir.
9Safdin9tOn &uns.
Soannouer-Sl0rentne Soeble
9tortbampto SrerICr.
SaSbur9 -SOiiab &booeS.
Quf 8sfeb Der Soaro Der @cmm6oners.
g 81. Cine, cdr.
Mai 80. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-06
@ine anpere lpnnserbare ssur spn glne,cbruna

Sine nuocrc ipuuocrbare Sur bpn Stusscbruua
6crpirft ourtb 8cttctn npcn Srout's n / as
In dem un9enb IN.
Or. Sronttn Srstss Gin 9'adttttr &aumann m EcnfdSr;
viue lttorp Co. 81 o.. rcf 19Cn Spt 1S49 bsi pn Gt.
9cubdmn uno o9tc CAP Oct Sobn bs Srn Sicn 9Bbtt
Gin 9auCr in ocr NGbs iucS Sts, Sinr bcuuneslchn
emsn.Qusbruna burh 8roms 8oiam ecbclt rpcrpsn iii
Gr iae iun9t ann W bcn 07rote lang frnne aepsEn
uuS n GnobsitSpouo tisf 9cuntn bnB bn sins 9sr,ts
Ols unbGar oufe9stn batn. Gs puroe ibm Sc pcn els
usm onpru Nrs (Or Ncrpccc prcfCn bcclp on9craS
them is % al M u 9tbrouebcn, ba &C Ebcn nuns
bcrtare 6urtn eurh os GHeeitn Ibsu batt Or. @bits
fcate Dem Sotb unS uabocm cn ptr6raud bate dp
rSUi9 berAl Or rtstee 96 an baG CT pcn u. GBbtO
aucri mrrbeu t cb9sn 8srit u moeu nit osfsR 2bats
asn CT f6t prh bstaun i. aub oitt pcr NIT anern
8urtn rurb biCn 8GIam tanut 81 ltu, 81 rru @CrSntls
dung CT o6cr feline GraubniB babe,
09it ct9s SNtci,n pro buobs in ieer snet rsr @'r.
StaotCu Strfduf-inp bct
Gutb 9JUnn9 uup SregIrr, Naenta'ln,
6. SQ Suns 9oro QBbeiibaa-Reubn Sac9 Sehst Soilts
q 8 nnp G. Sp pihtsnuaner, GataiduquarB Ocosr 3rE<
lcrstaun-uno H. Giftubart Stt9Tspius (
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-06
Ia9 6rt6f.

feline Srout burb cine reberfdreibuna. oatirt Den
23fen Sag Mai 1850. ibr sanSeS &erm6seu, lie.
9snces, perf6nIide5 fowObl oIs psrmifdte5 an een
tlnterf6riebsuen fur ben Nuesn pcn @rebicren
ibertra9en babsn,-0aber meroen Gue peIOnen
bic on bclasten gSiIiam s. Dsrr fhuIeis fino er.
fubt, SeSabun9 Su MAIDEN unb fOlde Die SOros.
run9en baben beIiebsn oislebe bis ben 1ifen nddsn
.1u9uit einJubdnpissn,
SGeOb SiIIinecr, NFSnis
Qlentaun, Mai 80. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-06
8i6ti9 fit Sanleute!
Sf1iirSCf1uellctt.

Scr llnterScidnee uinibt ben GinwUbnern III.
Grntauns uno Der llm9egcno auf nab uno fern Be,
funnt Su MAIDEN, cab er iererBeit auf 9anO bdIt,
SauOfein Sbiirfbpcllcu, pOn bis "a ynG
&Gn0c,
une eoer Sreite, rpelde er an ben billi9fen Yrsen
ablaIen wiro.s Das pubIifum 1T oebtun9Suoll elm.
stIaccn. Su ir9enO elmer 3eit bel 9ru. Gifsnbrauns
@rablfsinbaueret anSufprebrn, moielb(t INNER ei'
ni9e in Qu9cnftein 9enOmmcn wercen f6nneu.
Gbriitiau S6lfrr unS So.
Sanuar 81. uq4Miaw
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-06

9(orb zSSDeit6aQ 9tetfel 9tdn9ers!
Sbr babt Gub sur parabe su perfammeIn, an,
Samfa9 ben 15ten SUM, um 10 tlbr 8ormtttaas, ;,
am ,Soufe bon u a b Yeter in q. Bbet.
bau Saunfdbip. QinftIibe SeimCbnuna wirb er.
nartst, inbcm Qbwefenoe SbaGer Strafe an Be.
Ijablen baben. Quf 8efsbI.
Samucl 2Sri8bt, liter ecui
M(at 30 nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-06
0nrrab! 0urraD! 0urrab!
sSriSebe 9Gnflaarft
ces Swcten ginfaufs pCn
Srtlbltn96 unD SDmmer9lltern
am SA6ildoclp6id StObr.

sttdrsnQRir tistn cub bhrS Srdbabr bic bcten aaufs
an, Ole tbr fit fduf Sabrtu 9cbat.
20 w &icn SrdbduoS uno ecmnrsr nit cincn oSucuesn
lilrrtGnCnt SdeiC6' DrCGs9Eaorsn
80 Sttds-l500 0es.-snurn suitrc gu nur 10 Gents.
% DC. 500 A etc, iupcrfcn u 12R Gents.
&i A fronS8fiibs eopns. tcltt Sartcn 10 Gents.
Il q" Al hlptrfiue DO. l2h Gents.
100 St 0cprurpur Satun, te Sarbtn iparrantirt tcs
tc frdbrin Oct S0brif 10 Gents. i pttoun an Gts
80 StGdt uptrfner Satln tperb 10 Gents, Su 10 Gents
Mou5Iin berab9efcet- ba9sr als ie!
100 stdds 7S uperkiHr 9stldbhr 91ruslin yl GcnS
100 7-9 Tra flprfinsr 30 m9 Gents.
10 Stdds fanSiibr 8art9eS Ibr tins m 25-3l Gents
10 einnen 5art9es ~ 25 Gcnts.
Barc9s Dc Gains, Gin rcrsd9lidss afrrtImnt
9leumooioe Sre6feee
40 StddI gurr srriftt plOO uno snfac DrsSr prn so
bis M l25 Gmts bic garo.
SbamIs, ShamIs.
30 81 fhparsItNcne Sd,oipS pcn 81 rs Dis 81 so
2 Duesno nermcei9e arbsnpehFlnpe,I ,Iu 50 90
Sud, @a6emcre, &C. fur MannSleute
in 8rcFr Nuspab tiu9sr ais s k vrr brm putt anscUcs
ten purccn.
ecnmcricfs nit flfcn Sartcn pcn 10 bis 25 Gents
Dueno 9rrft wst SFFtbs esbsn erbaltn uno bIl9 rs
faufin.
Carpets, Carpets
5000 Woes @arpS rcbu srboItu uno un9auSbnlih tis
vtau SStr babSN 9utt Carpets fir 10 GEnts pe oro.
SenffcrbIeneen.
500 5cntcrtsnbcn ron 25 bis so Gents, tas stdd.
@jroSeries, 9rcSeries
I5 6casbcaos NCucrons claits yi Gents bic Quart.
20 8arrd ibSncr 3utsr ;u : Gerts cas- Qfunb.
lm pbuaotpba Stcbr fnot cine pcltinoiae Quspabt
alIir Scrttn CSutir on bcn alItrntoriSfsn Qreiitn
81 S-Ias atn eanoGsprceutte pcreCn i'm IustauIb fir
SHaarn 9cnrnlncn.
Seager nnb SSeibner.
aNtntaun, Wiai g no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-06
~ 6rt6t
sa6rt6t

wirb biermit ececben, bas Der llntrfbrisbtns aIs
Qominilirator uon Der 6interIafIenfdaft Der psr'
ffcrbenSn n Sub 10 / g. Ieetbiu pen Der Stabt
Quentaun, ernauut wcrorn iGf.-SoIde eaber, bic
an beia9ts SintsrIalienfbaft f6uIets finb fpsrben
erIuht innerbaGb 6 Boden anJurufen uno abSu'
beSablen-llnb SOlde Die nod retbtmd6ise Gn-
foroeruneen an 9eoatbte SintsrIuNenfbaft su MAIDEN
baben Iino erIubt folte biunsn bsIa9trm 5eitroum
unfsbIbar aud einjubdneisen.
Spicpb 2tseiR, aGentaur.
MIai 16, nq6m