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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
Gin uuoebsurer SraubcnItoce.

Sine Nat6sS (Mifnffpp) 3situn9 bsrihtet bas
oerr Wiuiam @aiep, Don Nattes, iid rhbmen tann
einen Srauben1od Su befeen. wclter obne 5psfsI
Der .R6ni9 aler Sraubenlt6fe in ben Sereiniateu
Staaten aenannt meroeu tdnn. ScrfClbe fici9t in
einem enSi9sn Stamm uon etwa orei 3Ou i'm Surdb
meiIer, beinobe 9eraoe uno in fh6nem @benmaB pon
Der @ree empcr Su elmer So6be Don etpa neunSis
SUE. mo er iiCb eann in 3wei9e vatbeiIt unc eas
9ittGwsrf zines aus9ecebnten 9artcns bsbedt uno
bsIaubt uno nebfeem nod auf sinen bcben Baum
binauflfeiat. Das 9smibt Der an eemielben BAN
qenoen unaebeucrn Sraubenbufhel, Die ieBt un9eebr
baIb aus9ewadfen Iino, wiro auf cine Sonne &C.
fddst g8eun man irgeno cine Don os6sn 8eben
in aeraoer Siuie auSiredte, wtree lie Don 300 bis
400 SUE ms0en. Siele Srauben9ottun9 1T nldt
bier bu Ganoe enbemiib, fVnoern wuroe in Den al
ten Seiten Der Spanier natb NatbeS 9ebradt. sic
ipirb bic "Sdd 2raube" 9euannt, na6 "Spantfb
Sad" oem Spienamsn oes Spaniers, peIhr ben
Sraubenlfaa pfIanSte. Sor cini9en Sabrcn bot Die
lest perforbene Maoame Sin9ar1an Serrn @afcp
fInf bunoert SbaIer, wenn er beien SraubenliCd
nit Si6erbeit nad ibrsm in Der um9ebun9 Der Staet
aeteaenen 9arten perpfIanjrn ptroe ober tsln Selo
Fann ben @sner bswessn benfeIben wssiueebtn.
Die 3raubsn Don oslsm Stod iefsrn stnen Beln'
melder an 9efbmad oem alien .1obbelmer dbnllb
if.-(SoIfsf)
gSaI6iu9ton. 8. Septbr.- QrdGbsnt SiGmOre
bat Die Sus weasn Der teranf6cn @renSe. wCgeu
@rribtun9 Don SerrItcriol Reaierunaen in Neumsri'
70 uno uab uno we9en Nufnabme @aliforniens ais
Staat unterSdbnet.
Rpro.-Su stnsm Streite Der swiIdeu Serrn
uno Srau 98i0ams uHo euer Wsao. Soone in
Sort Seno @auutp, Ga, porNe bat ru juuacr
Mlsnfb. Der in 9ientsu Der MlOo. S5oOne Fanc
uno iit in eeu Strsit mfbte, ben Srn. Q8iuiamS
NIT mcbrcn MsTrli6en um9ebra6t. Der MOr'
Der 1T pslbaitst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
8aifen9ert6t

5traft unc SufoIge zines 8efebIs au s oem 9Bai.
ien9eribt Don eedha Saunp, fOu SamitdgS ben 2
Nouember nddftens, um 10 ubr 8ormittags. am
9auie bon S. 8. EIsppinstr. in Sif Allentown,
fcIsences lis9enoe Sermo9en OffentIid Sum Sufauf
dus9ebGten peroen:
$40. 1-Sie nmYertbeiIte i5dlfte elmer &Otte pSer
SO Il y tanb,
in glortbampton Saunfbip, ee6a Gauntp, arenseno
an bic !SamiItcn Stra6e, an cine OffsntIite Quep,
an eano Don eeui BcOoins SOfspb Bsausr uno
ancsres; entbaItenb un9efdbr [ u Qdr. Sarauf
III errhtst cine oreiif6di9e ieinsrne
2EA 81 a J | m Il + le,
h nit portreffIi6sm 9sfbirr uno bat bin
- Idnsib Bu0ersewaIt UNI 8 Qaar Steins
Su frebsn; Elm einf6fi9es Srdmw obnbaus, Elm k9gA
fEE5A Snsifcdiees Srdm aSaarenbaus, unb EIlaa
+HzA=g Srdm Stau.
S1O. s-Die uuDertbciIte SGlfte eiucr @runSIotte,
aelrsen in porbefaatem Nortbamptcn Saunfdbip,
srenSsn6 an bic eiuin91on Stra6e. an cine 6ffsni'
DE 4asp, an Soften pon @brilfian prss uno 4noe'
rsr; entbaItsnb 60 SUE in Der Sront uno 2l0 in Der
Sisfe, Sarauf III erricbtst
"A Elm stpeifOfigss Sram<SSObnbaus.
g9D. 8-Sic umYrrtbeiIte S,dlfte elmer 9runolottc,
9sIs9en an Der eeeba Safu, in porbefastem Saun.
fdip arenIeno an Die geda Safin. an Elm @mbant
ment Der eeda Gcmpa9nis, an 2Otte pon @brifian
"A 8arauf III rrrttst sin bsquemeS sutss
l.llza sSrGm<S <StODr1dns.
$40. A-oIe nupcrtbeilte ISGlfte eiuer @ruHbI0tte.
aeleaen in pOrbsfastem &uunf6ip, srenSeno an eins
Gffentlide QueD, an Gotten pom Daniel &otb uno
Qnoerer, entbaltsno 60 Sus in Der SrUnt uno 230
Su6 in Der Siefe.
g1O. S-Die unDertbeiltc !SGlfte Don ;tpei 6ruuo.
lOttcu,
qefeoen in porbefaatem Saunfbip, 9rsnSeno an Got
ten Uon eeonarb NaaeI unb 4noersr. an cine offsnt
lte QCIep uno an Die eipnsfton Straee; entbaGf
tenb in Der Sront 107 SuB, uno in Ger Siefe 210
9zzA Sus. Darauf in elm aweiff6dig uOrtref.
E:::fl. fIib baditsinernss SScbnbdnS nrid'
$40 S-Gine geipiiie SOttc 6runS,
aeIesen in uOrbefastem Saunfcbip, 9rsnSeno an bic
6amiltcn Srase, al cine anoere 6ffsntIide Stra'
Be, an cine offentibe ausp, an Gotten BON Daniel
Rctb, uno Qnoere entbaItene etrpa go SuB IN Der
SrOnt uno 160 in Der Sisfe.
SO. s--0inc gcipiIie SUtte GrHnc,
asIeaen i'm ndmli6en Saunfobip, grenseno an bic
6amiItcn Sna6e. an cine 6ffentIids ausp unb an
aneeres @iaentbum oes perlfOrbenen Sobn RCmi9
entbatsno 60 SuB in Der Srcnt unb 230 Sus in Der
3iefe.
@s 1T bas binterlaifene 8ermSssu bes oerRcrbe'
nen s bn 81 mi q, lestbin Don pcrbsfaetsm Nor'
hampton 3aunitbip uno Gauntp.
Die Ssbin9unsen am SsrFaufSta9s unO Iufwar
tun9 pOn
Sobn NDmi6
SStIIiam s. Nomig,
0urdb bic Gemt-,S. .. eaipaTI, ebrSibsr
Septsmber 10. nqb8
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
September 10.
GpmmiBipncrS 9la6rt6t.

@atsrmau uno Ycun9,l 7u Der SUurt .ou Som.
9e9sn mou aIIcae ppu 9ed,a Is ;.
Senneotue Dooer uno pDm Scbrnar Serm, 4 o,
9ieGon 0Ooer. SfO. 3OA.
llno nun. Ssptsmbsr 5, 1850. auf Qntra9 bes
6rn. 8ri9bt ernannts Die Court 6. S. MObr, @fq.
@ommisionsr. nm bas @sIo su untbsiIen, wsIebs6,
OufoIse bes Sberiff's Geturn) 9eI66t wurce in Der
Obiseu GEa9fatbe, aus Dem peri6nIi6sn Gt9entbum
Der cbi9sn 4n9efa9ten, an unb uner bic Greoitoren
bic aefremdsi9 baSu bsredti9t fno.-9lEn, Sep. 7,
1850 psrorenete Die Court oaB gSatermau uno
9)Ouna, jsber. ben 8sIauf brsr Quiprueben nit Sn'
trsIIen unb Soften Sisbsn-mit ben lbri9sn wuroe
bic Sbre auSeeoebnt.
,,1r, aus Sen urfuuNeH.
.5vSMSs;. Statban 0iillcr, prctb
saAN: lnterjeibneter @OmmBicner wro an:
?&SSAyS: Sntrsffsn fcin, in fsiner Qmsfube in Der
HFsSSf' Staet Quentaun, am Senfa9 cen 15ten
October um 10 ubr Scrmitta9S, no er bic ibm auf'
sre9ten pRi6tsn srfuIIen wiro.
6. q. W1obr.
Ssptember 10. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
AGENCY IN PHILADELPH1A

E. W. CARR Esq, at his Office, "Euans' Building, ;
~ w. corner Of Third and Walnut Sts Philad, is one
Of our authorized Agents TO receive advertisements de-
for this paper
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
G@ S6erifS >GanDiDat.

stu Die freieu uno uuabbdusiaea GripabIer D0n
2etba SamHtD.
R B Irger: - Durb cine 9ro6s QnSabf
msiner Sreunoe auf9efOroert fible ib mid benOsen
MID gursr @rwdsuns ofs @anbisat fur eaS
S6criHS I'll mt
Def Der fommenben @abI anSubieten. SoGlte Id,
NIT elmer Msbrbeit @urT Stimmen bssbrt meroen,
fO perpftdte i'd mid bic 9fidten bss 4mtss NIT
Sreae uno YhnftIibfsit auSjuiben.
Gasr Srcup uao Nlttbar9cr,
SSilIiam Trep.
aasEtauH, au9uit I. n9bB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
Ole M drfte.
Marftpreife in 0llcntamm, am MittwOb.
Gaffpn NNnrftpreiSe.

Stausr 5O-gRaen, 15--Nesseu, 6s-gR Refbtcru, &C.
bafrr, 33-Studsaamsn. 12-Ssefaausu, 25-Siu,ctbr
fnanieu 90 Butter, Ia -Gisr 10 SdhwsnsfeiTb, g.
gSbsfep, 25-6idcrbcIl 00-Gidenbc,, OO-epps, rs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
SS Srefe i'm Nlsntaun @Oitamt am Disnftas
Qbeno.


Qbeno.
ScICpb aGtnSer clp albright garp aun 9ras Iu9uf 8r:
tsnrIr Sbcuos 9. 8t Srtsorib 8trrcs. Scbn 8crrcs,
Satc6 Srcpn 2. Satcb g. Srcpn, Il. 8Cl pstr 8alous,
Stpbtn 9prue Sorab 8ue, eusaS Younr, Charlotte 9s,
Scbu G. Glart Nlarp aun Gtauf, Scbn Campbell gBIiam
GtpSu Satrb 9bIsr, Satcb DErrt Srspb Dedet, Gbars
Daubrt 6snrp Saubtt, Sascb Dc9dbaer, Natbap DCcn,
Daniel Gfhen6a lnna Ssnttrmasr, enrp Srsr Sm Qrnco
5re, eeps Srumt 3. ?. gintn9r, Narp Gansauere, GG
errse, Samss Stem, Sarab GrtEmce, Garp pG N1aria
Sru6as NRariu 6. pcrn 9arifa 6ors, Sarb oub, acam
5tdr, Saes barlr, 2bcnas pstr, Scnas putsr, psnrp
bSius, Satc6 Samman, g g. prrnber9sr, Inorscs SaeSa
Sroutis smta, 81. g. pail Gbarlrs Soctp. bsnrp 8dbnr
Scfpb 8Epsr antbcup 8rau, Stcmas Ring Gl ecr9 Scb
Ter, 6snrr 8SrSr Nlces San Scnatban 8sd, Slim 1nn
8c Satc6 sB. Sure eouia SSd, Stpbn cue e SReauab:
n paul Sdcr, Slas g. Nlccr S. 9R 9crean, 6. .. 9cr
tcr Il. Sihais Scbn SRund 2, aoom O1arls 2, Qln gi
lr cuas 9apbaro @rescrp Ieitb, Sad Stfpbarp, scbn
Sn g. 9R gsbs Gios 8cb, SBIiom Sattcr. Senrp Ritr,
QPn. RcsutGrasr, Sapo Sbmsr, Somud Smith, scbn ebert
esv Smtsr scua Srip, Ybip Snitb, Dovio sUure Capt
scbn Smitb, 1mcs Scltcar Scbn Smitb, Geop Sbuaart
SIanr SbcG, gRinan Sbcu, Rabal Sbcu, Scbn Stsnnce
1u9sina 2rcrt Satrb 2rumtauer, brp 8sr peter 9Rtite
Carl Moe, Schn SBcrnan g. g8armau G0rab 1eF, aaria
Rctf Marp u. GBsrnr, Gatborina 2HC Garn csr Gcrss
s. gcun9 GbriNana @oun9 asn. g Ycbn Gsc9f 5ssnfuRr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
Src ~ niger
GOmmt6tDners SanOt0af.
IGtnsauu, 2tuSuf l,

Stu bic freieu uno nnabbGnaigem GripdbIer pOm
2cdba SauntD.
Sreuube unb Mitburger:-Danfba fur
Die Iibsras unterfusuug Gle itb bel elmer riiberen
BabE 9enoiIen babe, betrrte ib nobmals ;, b s
S e b" fur eaS amt
Gincs GauntD= SUmntifiOners,
bel Der fcmmenben @abI, uno spar besweaen, neil
ib BON pieIsn meiner Sreunbe baju aufssforbet
wcroen bin; uno ba mir trOe Der 9smsinten Iibera'
len uneritusun9 es bennOb mBslldte, un6 idb bas
Qmt nidt erbislt-Sd Fam bies nit Qutem Nlu.
tbe tbun, oa eS mir bspubt in. bae wsldbe Der
,,S Sdrauben" bic bamaIs sesen mid los ma.
rsn ieet feff anseScsen iino, unb wenn aue nod fet
finb wsebe bamaIS feif warsn, uno Feline neue los.
fOmmen, 70 iino in Der Sbot meine Qusliebten er.
mdbIt ;u werosn BON Der fbmeihelbafteien Qrt.-
SOlts i'd bas 9Iid babsn erwdbIt Su meroen. 70
Uerfprede idb, baB bas @auntp ee6a einen setreuen
9Sddter feinsr SntereiIen in mir fInoen fOu, unb
oaB i6 bic 9fIidten oeS 1mtes auf cine 9ersue unb
@eiie ausiben werbe.
9lpam !S:der.
SIewbettbau, Sep 3. nqbgB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19

Ottls Snts III 9arantt mstaIne Soern nibt anfrencn
nc ibrs Sarbs ;u dnern cocr @ gu ptroden in rsnsr
tfdBen aufbrabr unb Die Sscsrn in ensr anesrn Stnt
Qebrauhf n,frNfn
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-03-28

THE WEBSTER TRIAL.-This trial increases
in interest, and the excitement in Boston has
reached high pith The testimony of Lit
tlefield, the Janilor Of the College, is clear
in its details, and is not shaken by the cross
examination. What course the defence in
tends to pursue is not yet manifest They
seem TO be waiting some favorable turn in
the testimony of the prosecution that they
may take hold of TO their advantage. If
they have any rebuting testimony 10 the
many circumstances which bear against the
prisoner they have not yet given any inkling
of it. The trial has now reached lis highest
point of interest, and its course is eagerly
watched by the public, who have given
more attention TO this extraordinary trial than
has been given perhaps to any trial the last
twenty years. ..., ...
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-03-28
The Elephant and The Camel:

Elephants have the biitetest enmiiy to
camelsS When'the camel scents the Gle.
phart it stops stil, trembles in all its limbs,
and utters an pninterf0pted cry of terfor
and afdght. Ne persuation, no blows, can
induce it to rise; itmoves lis head backwards
and forwards, and its whole frame is shaken
with mortal anguish. The elephant on the
contrary, as soon as he perceives the camel
elevates his trunk, stamps with his feet, and
with his trunk thrown backwards, snoring
with q noise like the sound Of trumpet, he
fdshes towards the camei| which with its
neck outstretched, and utterly defenceless, a.
waits, wilhthe most patient resignation, the
opproach. of its enemy. . The elephant, with
its enormous shapeless limbs tramples on
the unfortunate animal in such manner
that in few minutes il is scattered around
in small fragments.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-03-28
Wealth Of Californfa.

Hon. Thomas Butler Kings report 0 his
missioaato California, unavcidabIy delAyed
byMrl Kings indisposiion,f has now been
communicated TO the President, hough moi
yet made public. II is said 10 be highly
interesting and important document. Mr..
King estimates the value Of the gold obtain
ed in California up TO this time at forty mil
lions of dollars. The product of the current
year he also estimates at forty millions and
the aggregate product of the two succeeding
years, 1851 and 1852, at one hundred NJ
Hons. He recommends TO, the United States
government not to sell the gold lands, but to
grant leases or permitsi Tor digging & wash
ing gcla on them, at a rent of one ounce for
every pound obtained. He proposes that
leases for regular mining operations be gran
ted at fixed contingent rent. He advises
that no permits or leases be issued to any
but citizens of the United States, or persons
who declare their intention of becoming
such. .f@r.w r... ar...e
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-03-28
Prejudice and Principle.

What We most deprecae in politics is the
system of man.worship SO common among
the toadies and hangers-on who have no o.
pinions of their own. They do not look to
the elevation and progression of principle,
but with them, every thing is personal pre-.
dilectioii iormen They vote according to
their passions and prejudices, and cannot be
brought 10 look upon cano idaes as the expo
nents and embodimeats of principles. They
cannot view candidate as the representa-
tive Of certain political ideas. Their political
faith is in favors, cleverness alsl generosity
. '-in'a'cold calculate IN of dollars and cents ;
and moi in any devotion 10 justice or proprie-
~. They vote for man because he will eli.
ther let them rob him, or will aid them 10
plundcr somewhere else. They do not re.
gard the fitness or honesty of a candidate,
but only ask how much can be made out of
him. They are not satisfied to see their
party triumphant, but the standard bearer
must be their especial friend Colonel Guz-
zleem, or else they cannot fight. In fact,
!, these men only wage dirty, dishonorable
warfare for those whose supple tools they
are, and have no political faith to contend
Tor, With them every thing is impulse, and
their motto is "rule or ruin"
This seryile man worship may be worth;
o. those who live under monarchical gov
eminent, but il does not become republican
America. The great distinguishing charac-
terslic Of Democratic government is that
its people should think for themselves. A
republic in which majority of the citizens
will not take the trouble to form correct opin-
ions, can only continue to exist by accident,
and that man who merely Jotes from perso-
nal preference without regard to principle or
TO the fitness of candidate, is not only
dangerous citizen, but in fact libel upon
our repuclc institutions. .t--.. ....f.
Democracy has higher and heller aim
than TO work for any one individual alone,
1t looks 10 the welfare of lhe whole country,
and 10 the success and triumph of correct
political principles. Its object is above sell
fshness and sycophaney. a good democrat
democrat cares first for the success Of his DO.
ldical faith, and looks TO the elevation of men
in his party only as a means of good, and not
asthe end of political organization. AS to
whom shall be the candidates of his party he
cares not, so that they be good men and
true, G..r
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-03-28
The late Judge Cooper.

q bill is before the u S. House of Repre-
scntatives, 10 pay TO the heirs Of the late Dr.
Cooper the sum of $4oo, with fifty years in
terest, the sum being the amount of fine
enforced upon DR.. Cooper for an alleged IL
bel on President John Adams, under the we'll
known alien and sedilion laws.
This, we baleve, is the DR.. Cooper who
al one time was President Judge of this Ju-
dicial district. He had been an English bar
rister, and Immediately on his arrival in this
country commenced an attack upon Presi-
dent Adams, which was felt by the admins
tration as a serious blow. lie was prosecu-
ted by The government under The alien and
scdiiion law, and imprisoned, tired and fined
In the confinement of his JAIL he was mar.
ked object of attention and sympathy, and
Immediately upon hisrelease, he attained
high consideration in the esteem of the libe-
raj minded men OF the country. He was ap.
pointed Judge, and became the author of
number Of legal and scientific works. His
Intelligence was of high order, and his
mind was stored with most rich and varied
fund OF general knowledge.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-03-28
aMUNrouRs couS ~. ~.

We have received, through the kinaness
Of asmember of the House, ia COPY Of a
printed statement furnished to members in
favor1o 'Montouf' County, and signed by
John Cooper and Others Of Danyille. We
have 90 hesitation IN saying thafit is most
false and shameless document and if It's a
fair sample of the eleclioneering going on at
Harrisburg by Best and his supporters, it will
be no wonder if many members gain very
improper idea Of the merits of the division
bill. st.p - flt
The bold and unscrupulouT assertion of in
Justice in the proceedings Of our courts, is
hazarded BY men who know " lis entire fal:
sity. n,-.I4
An "oxisting bitter personal hostility be-
tween the eastern and western parts of the
county," is also alledged without any ade-
quate foundation in fact. Il is known that
the Removal question was settled in ls45 BY
vote OF about two to one in its favor, and
from that time until last winterno local ques-
ton existed. This new county project was
started for the first time last winter by Best
AT this moment offices in the county are dis
tributed as follows In the nelu COUNTY dis
trid Senator, Representative, Sheriff, Reg
lister & Recorder, Treasurer, Commissioner
and an Auditor, majority of whom are, in
fact, division men. There has been no such
"biter hostility asis pretended, nor has pro.
scription orinjusice been manifested toward
the western part of the county. All state
mems nf that character arc made abroad
simply for effect, and 10 subserve selfish and
improper purposes.
A long and labored complaint is made that
the county has expended money upon the
public property here in violation of the Re,
moval act, and the facts in relation 10 that
subject are entirely perverted. The county
statements show that Inc oullays have not
confllcted with the Removal act a, all, but
have been unexceptionable as well as neces-
sary.
The false and foolish assertion that stby
the division the seat of Justice in Columbia
would be more central than it is at present."
affords good idea of the lacl, of truth and
fairness in the whole &C ;his extraordinary
document in favor of division.
1t cannot be possible tha, members will
vote for Bests iniquitous ard iniurious hillI
upon the ground tas... 1t has any merit lis
passage would be an outrage of no common
magnitude, and the abiding impression upon
the public mind would be that it was accom-.
plished by corrupt influences Senator
who pledged himself to his cor stituents a.
gainst such project when elected, puts him
self into the market and expects 10 rend and
destroy this county by hawking his vote in
The alls of Legislation! 1t cannot be posi-
BILE that such perfidy aud corruption will be
the Representatives of the peo-
pie will not become parties to this projected
and infamous outrage.
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Allegheny County.

The Democrats of Allegheny county met
at Piltsburg last Friday, and chose Henry S
Magraw, J B Guthrie, Perry Baker, Barnet
and Alexander Black delegates to the Will
liamsport Convention, with Instructions 10
support the nomination of Nimrod Strickland
through every ballot. Upon this the Pitts
burg Post says: "It will be gratifying to the
good Democrats Of the State TO learn that our
County Convention, by an almost unanimous
vote, instructed the delegates 10 support MINI
rod Strickland, Of Chester county, for Canal
Commissioner. The Judge is well known
in the East and throughout the State as ra-
dical democrat, and aman whose private life
is above reproach. He is also competent to
discharge the duties of the office. The east
has spoken for him, and tie voice of the
west is rising in his behalf. We anticipate
the almost unanimous nomination of Judge
Strickland by the WilliamSport Convention"
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PENNSY LEGISLATURE.
Correspondence Of The Stp.)
HARRISBURG, March 25, 1850

HARRISBURG, March 25, 1850.
MEssRs. EpfToRs:
To-day al attempt was made TO get
up the Montour county bill, but without ef-
feet. The bill, apart from what can be made
out of the apportionmcnt bill by trade,cail-
not make respectable appearance i'll the
House,
The apportionment bill is yet suspended
like Mahommets coffin. fl twill be amended
and re amended until it shall look like every
thing else than reasonable BILL. Columbia
and Sullivan will be left together for two
members, and Columbia and Luzene for a
Senatorial district. II is matter of open
boast here that Best will vote for just such
an apportionment bill as will secure him the
most votes for Montouf county, without the
least reference TO the character or merits OF
the bill he shall vote for
The divorce cases are the great affairs
here. The Senate Committee have reported
favorably TO Mr.. Forests case, and there are
several distinguished Philadelphians here to
press it through. The Middleton case has
been brought up, and the bill indirectly de-
feated.
The session is not likly 10 close before the
middle of April, and now, as the end draws
nigh, the strange things happen. An appro-
priation bill must pass, and this, with the ap-
portionnlent bill, will take up the time until
the session ends. Meanwhile you will hear
from me again. J.
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DI In the course of a debate in the
House of Representatives, at Harrisburg, op
the resolution TO inquire whether any of the
banks ofthe Commonwealth have violated
their charters, by putting in circulation an a.
mount of notes more than double the amount
of their capitals actually paid in, Senator
FORSYTH said he unde rsood that many Of
the banks had violated their charters in this
respect. The Honesdale Bank, especially,
he had been informed, had notes in circula-
ton to more than sig times the amount of their
capital -.
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A NEw ARTICLE OF FooD-A new article
of paIatable food is attracting some attention.
1t is called mea; biscuit, and consists in an
improved process of pressrvingthe nutritious
properties of meat, or animal flesh, of any
kind, by obtainining the concentrated extract
of it and combining it with flour OF vegeta-
BILE meal, and drying or baking tho mixture
in an oven, in the form of biskuit or crack.
er. One pound of this bread contains the
essence, or extract, of more five pounds Of
meat, (incIuding its usual proportion of bone.)
and one ounce of ii will make pint OF rich
soap. Fiv ounces day would be an am
pie supply for one man.