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=. 1.-TWO HOUSES One Cottage on Glen St., wei
AsA | bu offirst-rate matefials and commanding
EA prospect of the city, The other story house,
or two les, Newport Street There is about 5000
feet of land attached to the last named-prce $3.50. In
Suire Of OZlAS HUDSON.
March 6 dwf
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DYSENTERY
A TWOODS DYSENTERY DROPS have been exten
II svey used in this place, and have never to our knty
ledge disappointed the reasonable expectations of any,
John IruH, Seth II TemPte, aaron Wcston
An0s Nichols, Nm Tempie, JaDes Coggju
READING, MASS.
% The above named just received and for sale by A. p
ALBEE "a Southbrdse ST. General Agent, and by LEWIS
I. LAZELL, Apothecary POI Main Street Price 25 cents
per bottle. d3mis Worcester Jnlv 81
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sedman's Endless Chain Plnn.

'IE subscriber has been appointed Agent for the sale of
L SEDMAN'S ENDLESS CHAIN PUMP in Worcester
and vicinity, and he is prepared to fill all orders for
and desired, to set up, this justly celebrated pump
JOSEPH D. BRIGHAM, IL Portland ST.
Worcester, Oct 4, 1850. d2awSwtf
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MALLEABLE IRON.

TIE subscribers having fitted up building in WASHING.
TON SQUARE, WoRcEsTER, Mass, for the purpose of
carrying on the MALLEABLE IRON BUSINESS are
now ready to supply all those in of Malleabe Iron
CASTINGS OF any descriptions with good article at a fair
price.
Also LOCK WORK, and other light Castings in gray
iron, done at short notice.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to
Aug d 1880. eod&wtf McFARLAND,& DISCO
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IuMRER
Boarders Wanted.

ok eight Boarders can be accommodated with pleas
~ and good board in family where there are
children. Inquire at No. 90 THOMAS ST.. diff AI2
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H. 4 COTTAGE HOUSE. nearly new Salem-st.,
E5A IA containing rooms with good supply OF water
-s very desiable place for small family and will be
sold cheapa part Of the purchase remain if desired
Apply to WIN. A. DRAPER Il CO,
April IS. diff 35 Front Street.
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SOLAR LAMPS,

VIE subscriber prepared to furnish
L with SOLAR HANGING LAMPS, CHIMNIES, NICKS
LANTERNS, &c, at manufacturers wholesale prices
manufacturers merchants and others buying these goods In
quantities. VIII find for their interest to call
Also Just received very large assortment of Solar,
e'"h" Lana s' with new patterns shades and drops,
whach 'oaH be sold at % per cent less Than Boston
prices,
my doubling this statement can be convinced o th
fact by calling. VI '''e
Chandeliers, GrandOIes, Hall lanterns
vases &C. &c, in great variety, very low prices al
i49 NAN street. A. ]. BROWN.
worcester, sept. ~ 1880. dwtf
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Granite Polish!

pREPARED by DIR w. WEEKS, Standish Me warrant
ed to be superior to thing of the kind ever before Of
Tered to the public for Cleansing and Polishing all kinds of
metals such as Gold Silver, "copper" Brass Tin Britannia
Glass, &c Apply dry, with wash leather or a woce1
rag T. T. MOORE is the sole Agent for Worcester and il
may be found at his Stand FRONT ST. near Che Norwich
Ialioau' "hoesaie ana retail. diff May Is.
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For Sale or Exchange,


81 FARM of 40 acres, situated | mile from SUTTON
ia centre Also several out lots convenient to the
TE4S Also a WOOD LOT of 50 acres, miles from said
farn' For particulars inquire of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT
I%5rn55or 81 Forester eodl0m June 30
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Hassanamisoco House. Grafton.

A FENIIE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
f liens of Grafton and the public generally that they
~ have taken the above named House, and pledge them
selves to be readiness and prepared all times
mate the travelling and business public and parties of plea
at the shortest notice. They respectfully solicit
the public patronage. EDWIN S. BALL,
Grafton, Jan 3, 1850. diff DENNY S. PUTNAM.
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For Sale or TO Let,

- FTHHE BUILDING formerly occupied by Mr.. T. L.
i.t- Il Bigeow, situated the Railroad, Messrs
Sutton's ris Mill 1t is suitable for manufacturing pur
poses machine shop. The Lot is about IS by 3d. with
small building attached for storage. Inquire Of the SUBJ
scriber at Messrs Earles Lumber Yard.
Sept diff SIMEON MAYO, JR.
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Dwelling House and Lot for. Sale.
"a VNHE ESTATE on WALNUT STREET, owned and
l occupied by the subscriber for four years past,
offered for sale Terms easy. For full particu-
lars INQUIRE Of H. G. BATES dwtf oct Is
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TO Let,

TO Eca,
So 4 STORE, in the centre of WAYLAND, recently
Ga II built and well located for the English and West
sk India Goods trade For further particulars, inquire
of GEORGE SMITH, Wayland, b. L. BATCHELLER, 40
Fulton ST.. Boston. dwtf Wayland, Feb Is.
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House and Lot for Sale.

- ON LINDEN STREET, by C. B. METCALF The
fE@l$ house is nearly new, most thoroughly built
Hs throughout of the best materials and most desrably
situated three minutes walk from Main St. The lot con-
aiming about 10000 feet is covered with all kinds OF bearing
fruit trees. 1Wtt octI9
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WANTED.

A HOUSE suitable for two small families, in the west
IA part OF the CITY, Possession be taken as soon after
the first of September pUssbe Rent not to exceed $780,
luqure at llls once dtf Aug FL
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Potash.
To the Leather Trade

FI'HE undersigned has commenced the CURRYING BUSI-
4 NESS at No. 81 FRONT STREET where he intends to
keep general assortment of Curried Leather Also will
curry any particular kind order Patronage solicited
May II diff EDWARD PROCTOR
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Springfield Fire and Water Proof Paint.

ENE above article in color and has almost an ex
i act resemblance the Ohio Paint and by chemical
analisis made by Dr. Jackson he State Asaye proved
to be much superior in quality. lPersons contemplate
ing using Fire and Water Proof Paint will do well call
and examine this article also Dr. Us Analysis 1t viii be
sold from Is to 20 per cheaper than the Ohio account
of freight. SAMUEL C. WHITE Druggist
Sept 23 ew4m Western II. r. Depot.
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New England Health Insurance Co.,

Office No. POS .Nain ST, Worcester.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
HE season Is near AT hand when all should take care OF
their health. The above Company has, in times past
pad out thousands of dollars the sick who in time of
health, procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DOLLARS WEEK if sick, a cost of Sc rs a wear
nave laousands on hand TO pay those who will take
nrv-.cys tunarc SICK. &C. All just
claims win be paid received dis June 81
ATTENTION.
THE subscriber having assumed the business Of the late
i firm Of CONVERSE 6c CULVER, hereby requests all
persons indebted said firm pay the without delay
Grateful for avoTs hitherto bestowed the firm, he
specially socs continuance Of the the old stand
under the City Hall J. >. CULVER.
Worcester July l7, 1850 dlstf
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river and harbor question leave to make personal
PLANTATION.
The CHAIR, however, decided that the gentleman
from North Carolina, having the floor by unanimous
sent might proceed as he would.
Mr., STANLY. after few remarks to show that the
North the aggressed, rather than the aggessor. said
that it, in the debate OF the day before under the impulse
created by the interruption OF the gentleman from Ala
bama he had gone further than gentleman should have
gone, he would beg his pardon.
Mr.. billiard said this the first occasion on
which the gentleman had rendered the olive branch Had
that been done yesterday, all this difficulty would have
been avoided. When he had concluded,
Mr.. STEVENS asked the unanimous consent OF the
committee 10 make personal explanation.
Mr.. GORMAN objected, as he thought the gentleman
from Kentucky, Mr.. STAnTos,l who was entitled to
the hoor should now be permitted go on with his
speech
MIR STANTON, of Kentucky, said the gentleman
from Pennsylvania Mr.. SrEvENsl might have portion
OF his time. 1t
Mr. GORMAN then withdrew his objection.
Mr.. DEBERRY renewed the objection.
Whereup0n, the unanimous consent Of the House be-
ing refused to the gentleman from Pennsylvania,
Mr. STANIUN, OF Kentucky, commenced 10 address
the committee upon the slavery question: but had not
proceeded lar with his remarks when, giving way for
The motion, ssat
On motion, the committee rose and the chairman hav
ing reported
The House adjourned
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


00-ME HEsRY M. LRwIs ofMonsomsy, Aabama, Is
eral travelling agent and Tennessee Mr.
b. BRRTT.
0M IsKARL T. JAMES, No la2 South Tenth street. Phiaae
pha general travelling agent assisted by Messs JAMES X
WHIrPLK Wa H. WELD o. II. r. srgh JoHs COLLINS, JAAEs
DERRIss, A. KIRK wrLLIseros, EVANS, JAHEs CLARK,
JoHs W. ALLEN, and r. LOOKS.
0Mr c, W. JAMES, No. Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio 10
travelling the sates assisted by Messrs
SAITH, T. DEsT, JASON TAYLoR,J W. ARMSTRONG PERRIN
LOCKE, ". RAMSAY, and G. srEIKMAE
0ry-Reeeipts from either the above will be good.
voLsKr authorized 10 receive advertisements
Union York. Philadelphia and Boston, and receipt for
payment
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MExIco--AsNExATIos TO THE UNITED SrATEs-RE-
TURN or SANTA ANNA--Mr. Walter Nj. Gibson, who
recently went TO Mexico on official business and who
has made pretty extended survey Of the country, has
returned to New York. and communicated several inter-
esng items OF intelligence concerning the social and po.
litical condition OF the country;
The aspect OF affairs the capital very stormy
tho time OF Mr. G. e visit. Troops order.
I'll ou 10 sntround the excited localities and outbreak
was xpec,ed AZ The theatre feeling IN favor annexa-
lion 10 lie United States prevails among the monarchsts,
who comprise the wealthy Spani,rds; IL that be
drained then they wish the adoption Of mode Of
coonz lon from Europe, under the agency OF American
companies This hitter feeling earnest aud extensive
and the plan for colonization Is based upon the purchase
large tracts or LAM Ia the State OF Vera Cruz by American
capitalists and the settlement thereon OF large emigration
from Germany France England, in body large enough
10 secure them loss by depredaions Or otherwise Mr.
G. has memorial from the owners Of hiystwo haciendas
IN the Sta Of Vera Cruz asking that this plan may he
adopted Many Of them decidedly IN favor OF annexa
ton
The desire for the OF Santa Anna was growing
broad and Deep and IL felt and more, daily tina
he Is the only man who can control the destnes Of Mexico
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that the people Of the northern States, body are ear
pss,y, dsvo,edly andyingy attached 70 the AAraoAS
Such is the tone Of three Of the leading democratic pa
pers published in the North They betoken. beyond all
question, spirit Of Cancellation and compromise. In
contrast with them. we copy the following specimen Of
rg sentiment from the leading paper Of New England
federalism the Boston alias Commenting upon the pro-
ceedngs OF the free-sol convention which lately assem-
bled at Faneuil Hall, that paper remarks:
The liberty OF free soil party. which held their convention
The feelings d on, people They profess to Be ends Of
befs, we presume they not hostile the American
church Some of them however, in their remarks were
no. SO clear as TO whether they preferred the Union
The ,ehis party, which eomp majority Of the people Of
are equally a. host 70 is extensions Of
they constantly assaiI Nearly all the speakers on Wednes
were ss q hs %hs parry. They s Us
excellent men but there others who pointed
a.sang party which they 'e could ashss
nor lead 7--''''''"
The wing party is composed of the great middle class,
the conservative party of the communy-who desire to
have our country continue calmly ruled by tie
They dsspise alike uaism and fan aeism in every form
Al the present moment when there is the remotes
enance o. Congress psmng slavery TO be extended into
Of having the present state ofhe public mind Gained
a sasa
at Faneui Hail. repeat our general principles chich are
maintained su6stantaHy BY rs ALL put offensive form
as posslbe and party capital sought be coined from L.
we do not wish 20 impugn the motives Of any man; but
have no doubt that the object OF the Fanen Hall Conven
,ion on Wednesday has thousand times to do with
the election in the 9TH district than it had with the
questions now before Congress. mi a
We have taken the liberty TO put OF two sentences
in italics to exhibit the true meaning Of the paragraph in
holder relief And, in conclusion. we would merely
point our readers to the fact that, according to tie ac-
acknowledgement of the atlas, there is no difference what
ever in principle between the free-solers and wings Of
Massachusetts, and that their present quarrel grows ou,
OF mere struggle for Office under different party appel
lations Il is so with regard 10 the wings and free soil
ers throughout New England
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THE undersigned would respectfully cal attention his stock
/ WINES AND LIQUORS. 3t
The facilities obtaining from abroad all wines,
S their purity, his longer experience In the business
direct knowledge with the
districts Europe by other
this afford the character and quality Of
al articles sold BY him. s
arrangements Of his and vaults such to make
fact, substitute for the cellar OF
wanting small assorted lots of choice wines
special be supplied at the shortest notice. with wines
decand nse including Of France and Ger
many, usually TO be obtained here.
CoUSTRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices most favor
able
their advantage order from the sub
scriber.
FAMILIES OF table very low
as cheapest Of and liquors. FOR GULL
NARY PURPOSES.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES messes and others
distance supplied them by "PACkAGE
ExPRESS,n FREE OF CHARGE with wines, &C., for table,
the shortest
by addressing their orders, through the post onice TO
JACOB SNIDERj r.,
Importer Dealer Wines, sc 70 Walnut street. Philadelphia
z-sEGARs Of direct importation from Havana Of various
brands always Sg go thousand and sold
the single boz cheaper than al any other store IN te CITY,
Jan 24-d&cply.
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correspondent in New Jersey writes us: "You have
taken the true ground with regard TO these questions
which now agate the public mind II is, to settle them
all together We want no bone Of contention left"
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package Of wholes will entIe te holder to all
the twenty six tickets named
therein Certificates OF halves quarters and eghis proportion
This attractive drawn IN
the States, worthy the Of adventu
prize be drawn by ticket having it,
of the drawn numbers Is $4,000.
Tickets and shares and Certificates Of Packages In the
magnificent will promptly attended and
Of the drawing will be immediately after is
al who may order tickets from
Address J. @. MAURY, Agents, .@
Feb l5-d&cifd Alexandria, Virginia.
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THE Subscriber offers for Evermay, the resi-
dence OF Lewis Grant
night Of me Heights Of Geoeiown The dwelling house comprises
every advantage Of structure and position desirable in
residence substantially built Of brick Is two stories high with
neatly finished garets and has four large
aratsd by central
the whole length Of the
wants. room, &c stables, house, shed, dairy
gardeners house, and other oces brick atnchcd The
lot and which under
fine cultivation orchard garden and woodlands The
house faces The SOUTH and located lofty command
log panorama Of The extensive and beautiful prospect n 'front.'
while embraces the delightful which
the entire range o. the Heights west perhaps deprived That
o which lies immediately front Of the dwelling
only agreeable the
aud susceptible embehment OF the
admirable fertility soil and the excellent exposure, admirably
adapted oorcutua purposes which has for series Of
po6tsby applied The proximity Of situation the
metropolis and IL accommodations combining all the
forts the facilities OF residence, CHE
churches Schools markets. aud other resorts Of business being
dance opportunity TO foreign ministers
OF the cabinet OF Congress- elegant and
commodious abode satisfactory To with
be nducement and who be
respectfully the cheap
Of rents in Georgetown mpotsnt and well worthy Of
Posse.ion given Immediately For further information inquire Of
- SAMUEL a. DAVIDSON,
Mar 1-2aw3w Agent and Trustee for Propricfors.
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TyxTENsTvE Publtc sale OF CnrrIsges-Thc third scmi
IL Of viii take place Wednesday ION
day Of April next at the saoon Of the Chinese Museum opposite
BAZAAR.
Tho and extensive ever offered
by the approved makers.
Also extensive collection OF elegant harness
Or Pun particulars In future advertisements. II
Philadelphia, March 4, isso--ii 80 "'''o'''''
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THE UNION.

And in making this charge against the democratic par
t the organ fogeis the important fact that the great gains
OF the democratic party in the South and Westn
Virginia, Mississippi. Tennessee and Indiana. II forgels
that those gains were made in the three latter States
after the policy Of the administration had been developed
and after il had brought odum upon itself by the gross
violation OF its solemn pledges. Of which it guilty.
and rdicule by its bungling and it's blunders
Before i again arraigns the democratic party the
charge OF coalition with abotonis,s let the cabinet
organ ayow distinctly to the American people whstsr
NOT is opposed 10 hs Wimot ProDiso? and s0hsher
moi Gen. Taylor is opposed 10 ii. and UH vsto IN the
event Gifts passags2 and hssr NOT its junior editor
is in fauor Of the Wlmot Prouiso7 When the organ
answers these queries, the public will be able to deter
mine how much OF sincerity and honesty there is in its
present advocacy Of southern rights. and its present
charges against the democratic party
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Tia Of person win be our boeks aress
psfmsnt Of the subscription be made u advance. q.
ussnt subscribers forward By IeteT, The possse
90 wh'ch van se paid by all assumed By ourselves In
ssfs transmission. III #N
1ns COUNTRY PAPER /. publsned m weekly during s sss
sions o. Congress, and semi weekly dains
Subscriptions fo period lees year viii be rsesvsd
terms pIoporuonsd 10 the above rates. ~
00PosThAsTEks are authorized agents sad ~
sending DAILY subscriber, ESQ sacIossd - rvs
SEMI wEEkL subscribers with Gas OF slvu wEEkLY
subscribers Slo enclosed, win eesy a. ss
edition they furnish sabsc.lsers o sss. -,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-21
SInrthtbnre Narhe.

Der 9alena ssffsrfonian srsdbIt: Inter ben lls-
bsrIanos 2(uswanoerern nab Californian i'm porisen
Srubiabrc befdncen fid Sr. @recn uno Sws S6bus.
Der iun9Ts, faf nod Snabe. absr sOn Naur Gin
S6femtbt, ermOroete, ais Die Qusnanosrsr bel rinsm
Sncioneifamme porbsi pafiiren. Elm Snbiansrtpsib.
AI5 Die Snciancr tes erfubren, eten ie Der @sfsa'
fboft nacb boen fOIobe Elm uno forosrtsn Die Qus.
Iieferun9 ces M6rcers- Qnfan9s perpsigsrts man
oefeIbe as aber Die Snoaner oarauf bstanern anb
9auSe @eieufboft pcrnibtsn purosu. wuroe Der
5uualiu9 ibren Sdnocn hbsrliefsrt. sic entfleioe.
ten i'm oorauf unc sc9en ibm in @s9eumart bes 8a.
tsrS uno Der uebrissu cie 0out pom &cpfe bis Su
ceu Shben ob. Ser lln9lhdibe Isbte nod Stun.
Den, nobcsm er 70 m6bancett ;-er ipra6 nod
Msbrsrss nit ibnen uno arb pann untsr ben furtt,
barlteu SdmeSen .-Qb.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-21
Die meOi;iuiltten GOIleoieu 1T asbiiaOelpbia.

0as Scm6opatifb MeoiIinilte eour9ium in
philadelphia ilberreidte am 2ten Dieiesin Der Ru'
fical Spncbaue in @eeenwart elmer febr Sablreitsn
MaBe BON Sufbausrn, oaS @raeum ais Soetorsn
Der MeoiSn an SmanSi9 iun0e 9erren.-DaS Sol
9enee mar Die SroEun9 oeS Serlauf
9sbst burd ben Gbrw. Burrows Qbfdieosao
breBe ourb profeiIOr SeImutb, Qoertbe une usbsr'
reibun9 Der Doctor @race purb Il. S. parfons'
Solaenbes III Die 9i1e Der 9lamsn uno gSobn6r
ter orcr Die oas Dplom empfnsen :-@. 8. Sawn
Wains; g. SO. Sie9ler, Matplano; q. 9S. Chit
tenben, BiseOnlin; s. 81. Cor, IT,, philadelphia
6. 9ooae, Mibiaau; s. $. Srof Nsaine; &. Gar
tener, 9biIao. s. 6. @rc6, Maine; u. .. 5rp-
pin. Gboee S5Iano; S. Sumpbrsp5. Neuporf; .
Samrp, Sirsnsn; 6. ecOnarc. Neupprf; s. g.
eocmis b0., 9. 81. GuDtiss. WbiGao. 9. Munftp
NOro Carolina 8. u. pisres. Maine; s. S. Sdesf
Ybilao. S. .. 9 SOULS, psnnfpp. s. 9. 9Bh
iams, tO., II. g. g8ri9bt, Sbic.- -3uiammen 20.
Die as9snwdrti9sn fOwObI ais Sufunft9en Iu5
ftbten oeS GolIs9iums merccn ais febr 9iniii9 be
ridtet. Ser pcrfloiIene Winter rpar erlt Der Spci
fsitcsm cs erribtct 1T, uno Sdblte oOtb fbcn 81
Stucentcn, uno miro Obne 3wefsl in sinisen Sab
rem ir9eno enem onoern meeBiniiden GOus9ium ii
philadelphia an Stucenten 9lsib fisbsn.
Die 9efammte 3abt Der Stubenten in ben m,b
Siniitben @OGe9ien Su philadelphia betrus fib i'm
perfoiIenen @inter Su etpa Sw6lf ounbert, no
BON in eieiem Srlbiabr bon $50 bis 400 ais fsri9
9emadte Sccoren austretsn, uno ibr gIu6 perfu
den meresn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-21
Scr (sniInrcfi.

leber pierscbn 9anSe @Oten bat beute nun btr
@cn9re6 9sfeIIen uno nod 1T ntt5 cur6 benieIben
Su gRc9e 9cbradt. Die 3sit III nit eitlen 3infe'
reicn uno am Gnee bod unfrcbtbareu 8eocn Der
Ibleuoert. 9aS Solf, psIdes nit Supcribt od
rauf retnsts, ba6 uieIe Der witti9en Sra9en, wi6e
rOrIit9en, 9eOrbnet wcrcen milrcsn, wro nab9era
be uno oaS nit 9eht un9ebuIoiq. Die Qnwsilun-
acn cr6ften nit bem MOnate SUM unc bic fur oas
finfti9e Sabr iouten ItOn meiicntbeiI5 pClIsnSst
Tsin, um tcm Wriioenten 8se9enbeit Su 9eben, ben
6ffsnhiden 9enit ben @inf6rdnfunsen anSupalen,
wcbe UislIsbt fur nObwsnot9 eradtet pstcen iOa.
ten. GS fbeint f6rmIit oarauf an9eIe9t ;u iein,
cab feline wihtiseu gefbdfte uOr9enommen uno ab
9cbanoelt wercen loum, beUor bic Sflacersifra9s
6eioeleet fen wiro. Sei bem 9dnSIiben Man9eI
an perf6bnIibsm, dtt patrctifchem Sinne uno Der
tteinIi6en, trdnfIibeu Geijbarfeit Der Ietenosn
Mdnnsr III absr wobrIib mob weni9 Nusli6t oaSu
pprbaneen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-21
s,Orfau auf Der Gifcnbabn.

Sas Gtno Surhd9slaFen.- @cnbuetHrs
bobeu ibre Qbentbeusr foWobI aIs anoers; uno Su
3eitcn in eS Der Mlube perb befsbsn i'm Druid tr.
Ifbenen su IaiItn. Infer Sreuno 6. 6. 9lObinfon,
Gfq. wsIder Ieeten Samiius ben 1bcncSu9 wsfia
asIeitete mar gsn6tbi9t, natbtm sr Barton pulafs
fen bate, fsnsn Bug uuter fOI9snosn lmhinosn boI.
ten Su IoiIsn: Gin Mann uno feline Srau, msIts in
Barton ubseiisgsn ruarfu, fpran9sn Dem Bug rfadp.
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