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his Company having been duly organized
i and the capital stock properly secured
are now prepared to receive applications for in
surance against loss damage by fire. on Build
ipgs, Merch andiz-, Machinery, Mills Mauufac-
torres. and all descriptions Of property. Also
me rchandsz- and produce in the course Of in
] nd transportation,-the risks Of the Sc as-aud
upon the lives OF individuals. The rate. Of pre-
DInm which will govern this institution. will
conform to the estab ished rates Of the Easte IN
Offices All losses will be literally and frompt-
Iy adjusted and paid
Directors:
HoN. R n CAsxA~, yiucernes
WILLIAM J. WISE, do
WILLIAM ]. HEsEap, do
HoRAcH E. PEcE do
CyRrs VI. ALLEN, do
VINCENT T. WEST, N. D., Pike CO., Ind
PETER p BAILEY, Fort Wayne, do
THOMAS t BE<gRIDGE. Lafayette, do
WALTER w EARLY, Terre- Hsut-, do
Ex-Gov- D. WALLACE, Indianapolis, do
HENRY D. ALLIs, Evansville, do
HExKy K. ScHooicsArr, w asbinrtou D. C.
ZEFHEsIaH PLArr. New York.
r. y. CARNAN, Presideat
G. NJ ALIEN, Seq. y. +. ELDRifrsE, Treasurer
$50, inv coan-eHar~. 1ineerne..
March IL, l-31 sa-fr
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MUST BE SETTLEID.

4 LII persons knowing themselves ndebte
! q TO the undersigned firm. are most respect
fully notified TO call and settle their respective
acc' un's. either by paying the CASH or giving
their MOTIFS NrThe outstanding accoun,
MUST SETTLED.
PAXON. LEWIS & co.
Richmond. March 10. I-Jo. l2-tr
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k'HG,Opalilila.

4 new article prepared from the Nav Arp1
y or Mandrake. 1t is powerfully alternative
and highly esteemed by those who use it, 70
sale by ilowrils Il Co
Jul, 3. $50. o2,f
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From the Cincinnati Gazette, July 18th.
THE M4RKE rs.

Flour s4.75; Oats, Acc; Hams, &c; Shout
de.., Acc; Sugar, 64c; Coffee, l04c; Cheese osc;
Butter, SIC; Brooms, e5a$l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
Druggists (sla~>xxcrr
TO FARMERS.

VIE subscriber expects TO receive on. .,
4 Cook Patent Keepers Harvesting Ma.
eh'"es, to which he invites the attention or r,
msn during the Presen Mt Harvest Itwill h. far
p;., 1. n. puGDALE.
Richmond. July 2, 1850. a,-,f
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MON Ely VI \ Il Il i. Il )

1hsr or BANK NOTES RECEIVED At THE BE.Nc'
BASK AT RiCHMoHD:
State Bank Of Indiana 1dnduskv CITY Bank
and Htsncl,es Srncca County Bank
Kentucky Banks Of 81 Iiiiin, ONO;
and upwards; Western reserve BANK
State Bank of ohio and Bank of Virginia ant
Branches; Branches;
I.sf u INK Of Cincinnati; Farmers Hhnk % Nir
Commercial Bank ofdo ginia and Branches;
C,ty Bank of do Bank Of the Valley .
DAYTON Bank DAYTON: virginia aud Branches
BIZ Of Geauga, Paines- Exchange Bank Of Nir
VILE; rini, and Branches:
l,nu Il X Of 4 cleveland: Notes Of 50 and mp
CITY do wards, al par IN NJ"
City " Columbus: York, PhIiidel phIa
Franklin E'k Of lanes aud Baltimore.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

Halves ana Double ilccts, III PteP"t''""'
p .--A..-. --esxsr=s
(tTNAYED or STOLEN. from the su!,scri Il
Der, the 1th Of April Last. BA \
MARE. thirteen hands high, five Years OLD, ii
small knot on the left fore lcg, caused hy i hurt
~ white spot about the SiZ' 81 u dollar on the
I.ft hip, no other marks rrcoicct-h. She had (,
sDalI rope around her neck when sIIc lett Is-
Doihrs' reward VIII lac gwen Tor her return. az
Tor tniorrnasion so that | csn get her 1gHiu
WILLIAM CAIN.
Richmond. July 18th. 1850 3N;it
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

which consists. in part. of SIIkS--Back, drab,
haWeiIon. PiaIj aud Stripe. neat and beautiful
{ ordeIIueS. De I.aiues. NohairS. Barares Lawns
figured and Victoria, Linen Lustres, Ginci,ams
Caicors, solid, plain medium ana gay, &c. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

.segyuz1 Clark Divi.iou. NO. 3. sons at Tenn
lZNNy pe'""rr,-I = Meet every "rdnesd"
.ven ming at o'cl'k.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
Fancy Soaps.

Fancy Soaps.
rASTILE Soap. White Bar DO
~ Varirgatei do IN Bars.
Bail soap for The Toilet.
Transparent do.
And all sorts of Toilet and Shaving Soaps Of the
BEST quality. for sale " hoi-suIt or retaIl at How
els 4 Co. Drug Store, No. 4, Main street
Richmond. Iud
March ~. 1850. Eft
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-aa16, COUNTY TICKET.

- DeIegates to the Convention:
49,. q Newman, James leariden'
6eorA. Wms. R. FOu1ke.
For senator:
ID. II. Holloway.
For representatives:
u.~vemce. Miles Marshall.
Joseph M. lsullsA.
For sheriff:
Abel Evans.
For Treasurer.
Achilles williams.
For Auditor:
Thomas Adams.
FOR County COMMISSIONER:
Ezra ScOviilc.
For Assessor:
jeremiah W. SwAnOrd.
Fur Coroner:
e.. r.. Wilson.
AUGUST ELECTION.
ArVyNS. PE:RSONt.TT, Is a candidate 10
Nh. o.Fic, Of County Auditor, subject to the DE
.,s,on Of III. voters Of Wayne County al 'h'
nest August election.
1TIOsEs'H HOLMAN, - cahdida'e ~
Del~yate to the Convention.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
The public are cautioned against BASE
GOV NTEISF EE1' AKTlCL r.

We warn the public against the'counterfet Of
fered by L. Clinton, " ho is the travelling agen
of this spurious article And we earnestly re-
quest agents and friends, and the friends q
humanity and justice, promptly to forward TO u
information OF any p. rson or persons selling o.
Offering for sale any Of the counterfeited article
they are not only responsible for damage Il
any person using the counter icit article, but ar,
liable to prosecution
. Those who are afflicted with diseased lungs
and wish to be benefited bv the GENUINE DR.
Rogers Baisom of LITERVOR7 and TAR
should buy of the advertised agents only.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

= Your children are afflicted with WOR Ms
DO not fail To call ut John iianes' Store an,
procure ESOr>cy's VcrInifssgc: it is II
.mrdicne for rxPci!ing the .'varnInts." \ fires.
supply iust received at No. -.
Richmond. 9th mo. Odd, 1850. 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

F|FIT. undersigned have on hand a large 10
! of e>c-li-nt BACON, Of their own curing
,hich they viii sell low for Cash Cali aud Sc,
t PAXSON. LEWIS x co.
Richmond, Feb 2.th. 80 l0if
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Webb Lodge, No. IT;

Meet on FRIDAY evening next, 81 early candf"
fi,,i,,,uy ~ the new Nal 10 III. Sd story Of th'
sBsrpis building, on Nam street.
T. -. q T..
Meet on FRIDAY evening Of each week, al
'o'ciock. Hall III Lippencott's new building, or
post. the Huntington House.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

of F"i rign md Domesfic Nanafactu,-e he offe r.
them to his old customers and the public CeLer
ally, at prices which cannot fail to he accepia
BILE. lie would respectfully, but especially, in
Y tie attention 10 his assortment of
~ - - lclCclroNSrnS1,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

The following is a verbatim copy Of a eerfi6-
cate now IN the Possession Of The proprietor ~
Bulls SarsaparIla- Rev. r. w S~hon 10 wide
~ and generally known q eloquent and sc-
ycompished pastor Of the NJ e. Church, and
Rev. Edward Steve nson has bee known - ono
Of the most talented and zesious snbess that
the Kentucky Conferences could boast Of foy
many y~ars-and at this time IL filling the bir,,
and responsible station of agent 70: The NJ. =.
Book Concern, South. Can the world rroducs
better. or more satisfactory testimony IN favor
of any medicine,
LOUISVILLE, M.y 20. les3.
We have used John Bulls Ssrsapsriiis. sul
have known il to be yssd with entire eselsNhe-
ton; and we have hesitation ID ssvia1 1T
We believe II to Be 4 safe n nd valushse moAj<9a
cempssnd. asd calculated TO produce much ese8,
and relieve Dseh sadefisg; SD slssssfess. ~esIA
cheerfuiIy and mort earnestly Tecsesmend il -
the afflicted.
fSszsed) E.W. SEHOE.
E. rEvENSON.
For sale. wholesale aW1 retail, bv
TUCKER T. nfANSFIELD, Agents.
Mxin street, Peos6o, m.
u Also, al J. Howe.is & Co.'S Ding Ssssse
kR.chmonG, Indiana.
juns IS, 1880 6-N
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-03
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
EsigeiOWas Great Northern EXPRESS.
,Daguerre0tVnea,

rTNIE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
L customers that he has returned TO his old stand;
236 MainastTeet,
where he would be pleased TO upon all who may favor
him with their patronage. He invites all to call and examine
his specimens particularly those the Hon Judge Colama
Post Master General Of the United States and Gen Phelps
President of the Massachusetts, Copper Mining Compa u,
whose Dguerreoyp he has had the pleasure of failing dur
ing his visit in Vermont
N B. Pictures taken in less time and more hfeike than
any other room in The city
Worcester, Sept. 25. VIM. II. GILMORE.
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HORSE Shooting
C0AL-C0AL.
AT $40 PER TONI

THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
working veins of Coal at greater depth than last
year The quality of Coal produced is much superior to
$3.50 per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last year from the want of proper in breaking
screening it. and from the soft quality of coal then mined
These objections removed by IFS increased hardness
and by the attention which is given to delivering the Coal
well broken and screened. q +
Persons unacquanted with the quality of the Coal
have unay orabe impressions with regard it, referred
Mr.. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer, Nos. 81 26 FRONT
STREET Mr. b. has burned for years and can xplan
its pecuiarities Htk sNaii.a4 faa 5ayF uH hi
O. Orders solicited the Companys Yard, foot OF Ply
MOUTH STREET, A. BILLING, Nos. 81 26 FRoNT-sr,
opposite City Hail. Worcester.
Feb7. DIFF A. ELLIOT, Agent
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,orcester County Convention.

---''' Jtne1 ser, ffed AMI put in The "'
best of running ORDER
SAWS Of ALL kinds that have kinks, twists Joints OF
broken backs got and ranted COED as
e. NJ. E having long worked at Saw Making under
stands every branch Of the business and is confident
pleasing his patrons. EMERSON M. ELWELL,
Sept IL. DIFF AMOS L. DOANE.
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Wilder's Patent Salamanca Safes.

a WlIu6f'S FdJ6nL GdIdJNaHutr SdEES,
secured ,ast Gnyo mder, and warranted To ijur
looks O., papers ~ dampness
THESE SAFES are made Ia the most substantial man
L ner, lined with q composition which 10 perfect non
conductor OF heat and cannot be destroyed by Are hnynl
peen exposed frequently, to me most severe iesis,
,very Instance pr serving their coalens unnjnred.
Manufactured by JOHN Il. WILDER,
No 80 State Street, BOSTON
Orders received by WILLIAM CROSS,
Aprtl7 daft at WeTesde BanL
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New Express Line.
BlgelOw's Boston s. Worcester Express,

BlgelOW'S Boston y worcester Express,
. sasszs OUer the Worcester and Nashua and
Esee.ssassasssz4 Fitehburg Rail Roads.
7 VII subscriber has commenced running
------ Express Car ever the above Roads, tor the
safe transmission e ias11s tsl
Packages Bundies Bank Notes Specie and eTchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts and Bills collected and all business execut
ed with dispatch and as cheap by any other Express
06fSes American House Worcester and Rail Read
1 Exchange, Court SqaGre, PostOn.
Orders received At Hutchinson d. Co Is Bookstore, III
Main ST., and the Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester
JASON TEMPLE, ! n.as.nosrs
L. G. BARDwELL.
L. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
Bigelow's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua, Shirley iunenburg, Leomnser, Fiichburs
Westminster, Ashtnrnham, Gardner, Baldwnvie, Roy
alston Athol Orange Wendall, Erving Montague North
fed, Greenfield, Ms Vernon, Brattleboro'Vt, Winchen
don Fitzwilliam Troy Keene Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Clarenont, H., Springfield, Windsor, Rocking
hsm Bartonve Chester, Proctorsvile Cavendish, Lud
low Rutland, Middlebury Vergennes and Burlington, VT
March l9. diff
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CALIFORNIA,

CINGE the news by the last Steiner, the PATENT
opened in the old United States Hotel, a splendid | CO
formerly the Dancing Hail. beautiful stock OF of gre
WELL MADE CLOTHING, OF 4
DRNISHING GOODS, DRESS !HiRIS, &c. Sarsa
Stock embraces every style of goods usually by sesso
men, and his price erceedgly oC. Yonr interest mehc
consulted by looking through ms stock before ur-
& at No. 2l3 MAIN STREET, U. 5. Hotel are el
i 9 diff RIOP
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CARPETS,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,

I UhLS1CHlESG GUUUS,
bUR Spring orders Of Carpets have nearly all come
- TO hald and comprise of the handsoest patterns
we have offered. The assortment now consists of
Rich Tapestry,
Super thread English Brussels,
Imperial Three Ply,
Super English Kidderminster,
Extra Super and .1fedium Ingram
d, 5, and Ga Canton Mating
Sheet OIL CLOTHS, from to IS feet wide
1O4 ia, l2-4 and 1874 Lancaster, Alendae and mpe
rial QUILTS and CoUNTERPANES, for sale at retail,
at the lowest wholesale prices
Curtain and Upholstery Goods, consisting
OF Rich Damask, in Blue, Buff Gold Crimson and other
coors Turkey Red Cottoas Muslin and Lace Embroider-
ed Curtains in rich designs; Oil Colors Printed and Plain
Cotton and Linen Curtains Curtain Fixtures Weighted
Tassels Curtain Bands and Pins, Gilt Cornice etc ETC.
TABLE LINENS-A capital assortment of Satin
and silesa Damask Table Cloths from GA to 164 Table
Daasks by the yard ola superior make and very durable
BroUn Linen Danashs; and superior Brown
Damask TABLE COHERS all sizes and qualities
Brown and Bleached Damask NAPKINS and DOYLIES
various sizes and qualities. .F7Ga
Embossed and Rich Printed Wooden TABLE CoVERS
in great variety Plaid, Turkey Red and Toilette Table
Coverings
u Birds Eye DIAPERS, Russia and Scotch DIAPERS,
CRASHES, etc. etc.
Bleached and Brown Sheetngs, of every desirable
make, from "a to yards wide Tickings, Burlaps,
Pure Live Geese Feathers.
We offer superior quality of Feathers put up by our
Selves which therefore warrant entirely unaduter-
ated, and in every respect strictly prime article. OF The
money refunded in all cases. where they do give pur-
chaser entire salts faction.
n. B. We employ neat and tasteful UpHoL-
sTERER to make and put down Carpets hang Draper Cur
tans or do any other business in this line in the best
ner, at reasonable prices
HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN g. co. f
March 20. DIV
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NOTICE.
subscribers have this day formed copartnership oi
lie general transaction of the Boot and Shoe business
the firm of w. G. & ]. O. MAYNARD, and they will
ppy to see their friend at the old stand of Maynard
The patronage of the old customers and The public
ally solicited WILLIAM G. MAYNARD,
JOHN q. MAYNARD.
,rcester, April |, 1850. d6t
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DTSGOlUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
E firm heretofore existing under the name of MAYNARD
NYE is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
ess will be continued by w. G. d J. @. MAYNARD.
srsons having demand against requested TO pre-
hem for payment, and all persons indebted to us are
sted to cal and settle inedidtety. The affairs OF
oncern will be settled by either of the subscribers
JOHN @. MAYNARD,
1rcester April l. 1850. EDWIN w. NYE.
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MANY PERSONS
Paper Hangings,

THE subscriber offers for the Fall Trace ar exterage
4 assortment al PAPER HANGINGs ot the very best
OF AMERlcAN M.NuFAcTuRE, which all Builders land.
lords, aud others wishing will 1nd for
their Interest 20 examine before purchasing elstwhere9
N u. Paite4ag attention. gyea topuilrss en- all kinds
OF papers, nj shsrt notice.
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, (hesweer ss.r e,see,
and Boston, Norwich and Nashua Road Depot. y.
Worcester. octls u II. NEWTON
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Winter Arrans ement, commencing Nov 1919


Winter Arran2 cement, commencing Nov 1919
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows.
t.ehVe arrive at Grot0n Nashua an
worcester at function at Lowell q
= 6.45 N. 8.l5am. 8 90 a m.
IL 90 am. IL 80 pm. lI5s.m.
3.53 SIN. Sic pm. S.l5 y IN.
Leave Arrive :" Groton Reach {.
Nashua and Lowell, Junction, Worcester,
7.20a ESQ s3Oa.n. 94Oa.m.i
II 80 IN. II 80 am. IL 0pm. 200 PIN.
AIS pm. O5 p,m. 5.l5 M 8 30 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Groto
Junction. Nashua and Lowell. Leave Nashua and Lowe
daily Tor Groton Junction and Worcester
1t Forester, the 6.45 A. Al train with MOI
Nor. ST. BIT. train from NewY ork-Early trains of II
BOs & Wer Prov. & Wur, Nor d. Wor., and Wester
r. Road, with the liam train from Worceste
At Grota1 Junction, trains arrive stimuli aneousy
sis A. NJ II so SIS p NJ, from Worcester, Nashui
Boston Fi!ch5urg, Lowcl, aud West Townsend and do
part simultaneously Dr the above named places al 81
AN. II 80 and s. is p. NJ.
Trains arriving Nashua from Worcester connect wit
upward trains of Concord and Wilton Rail Roads an
those leaving Nashua depart arrival OF downward train
Of the same roads.
gy-Th;s Dad forms he cheapest and most expedition
channel OF communication for Freight and Passenger
between New York City, the Southern and Southwestern
portions of New England (ncndng the line OF the Yves
ern Raj Road) and Lowell, Lawrence, and Portland
Nashua Manchester Concord, and all places in the V
entity of the ConC0d, Boston, Concord and Montrea
Northern and Passumpsic Railroad, and Vermont Centrs
Railroad, upward from White River Junction-Also,
all places the line ofthe Fichburg, Vermont and Mas
snchusetIs, Cheshire Sullivan ana Vermont Central Rail
road rom Windsor, and Pass1mpsic R. r. from Whit
Riyes Junction
Fare from Nashua 10 New York, "a and So;
do do do to Providence, 81;
do do Lowell to do $l,75i
do DO do New York, "a and So 4;
do do Worcester IT, Bratleboro. 81, 95
j. w. sToWELL, sup't
Worcester. Nov s, l949. dwu
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REMOVAL.
Prime Fish for Family use.

lI BONES and flaSes very Superior pllng caueht Cul
~ lage DUN FISH, for sale by E. +. DIXIE, As.
Jan ?. div wtf3 "a 247 Main Street,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Scu Su 6.

Ncrbwbeitb Soun Id p-6rbdlfSf SNar1daa
gtr putsr bat ben Gius fdr bts SOnfbp UcIsnpe uno
brt fdssnosrmaFcu -StpStruns s93S, (wcpcn 9eecrEn
rprrten in bEm qono $685. Srlouo 50, Gnauno l. sctt
lamb l. DsutThluno AZ, ouf bcbr Ss I-5amiIisn $40
NBebnbGutr S69-Sinor ipdbr bic sbusn tsfudn 754-Sc'
osaGs i'm en Sabre 46 CT SNonss uno 10 gBst6spTene
-8auersicn 2l5-93aorpsrtb Der 93ouersicn $lO434OO-
Yres $50 gtt&be 90l-ouosrSs atsrabrsls @ieb 335-
8utsr 6O930 Yfns-G8rrtb css scbIOhttsn @bs $l6745
satsture sounfdbip-Sr scbn Grr6, @sbdtfss gNurs
ta sur aufnabms Der Gsuus, if nit Soturs Saunbip frs
ta espcrbru Gsin 8sritt otSt mic fc9t: an SscStiu9,
$780, mcrunter $50 manulsu uuo 93l weittn SSilsdts
fno-ousrsn. lO6-SRsiyn cr,cacn, % COL Suh-&c89sn
l9J597-gRsEhtcrn 23955-Suftr. 23,0l5-Suttr r5iSu,
5syOs9 Yfunb-G -Grunotssrsn, 9lo5 8ufhd-Yfros 400
aabr 552-anbtrcs @isb. 326-sduofs, 350-Sdwsin 775
eebdstsr assrtb bss @b Stcds. $44723. 5auir, 3l9-
Tomisu, 33l-strtaGs ocS Subrs benz 1n Stunt l6 y
ssauabme in ben ctust sinGeri6tsten &auufbps if
taHc kcLnt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
SSaS f6nneu ,pir oe,pinnen 2.


gBas f6nncn mir bel Der ndblien gBabI semiii.
nen Sisie Srd9e foute ieber Dbis fsbit an fdt
ribtsn, uno er miro nbt umbin f6nnen ,u antipor.
ten SieI, febr pisI! Sri nidffsr Babl if Srpar
fsin 9cupcrnOr uno fein prsibent Su erpabsn, aber
ore wibt9e Gcmter in Der Staats &csieruna fino
Su beiseen uno Die parte melde ibre @aneioatsn.
erwdblt, Fam nit &stt fossn. Dap ie sinen Sies,
crrun9en BAT. @enn mir eafar fOr9sn. cae bic Qeml
ter Don Canal GCmm6ioner @ensraI- -2fubitor uuo
8sneraI eanrmcdsr bel Der nddbften g8abl NIT
Bbi9s beieet wercen 70 f6nnen mir pGiidsrt frin,
cab Der @cuUern6r NIT eutsu SuuerIdei9sn Mins
nern um9cben 1T, uno bab in Der Staats SausGal'
tun9 nitts peruntreuet rirb. Die g8abI sines
Bbi9 Canal GOmmibUnsrs III olsin fhon aue
Oelbe mHtb, te mir uns antbuu m69en. Die 8abt
Su 9ewinnen, oenn Der Staat wmo idbrItb Saufens
De oocurb 9epinnCn.
uniere pCIitifden @s9ner pergsfTen ps ME, bei je'
Der 28abl, wie unbeocuteno e aueb Isin mag. aeb6s
rl9e Nnltren9un9cn Su MAIDEN uno ibrs gnnSs Neadbt
auf oen Q8dbIpIas gu brn9en.-SrS III oas 9anSe
@cbeimni6, wOturb ie INNER lic9sn. uno wenn Die
gBbi9s nibt ibrem Seiipiel folgen uuo nur bsraus.
fCmmen wcnn Elm 9Oupsrn6r Cbsr prslosnt Su wdb-
len III, wercen le ME @runo gemiunen uno in eer
3miftenSct mmcr pcreren, mas lie sinmal 9ewom
nen battCn.-Qb.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Scr Spbucn. Sriea.

Die in Ictter 5eituns anseSei9te 26 3ou Ian9e
SaueUner 8Obne 1T 9ebOten. 5r. 9 ami. 9 r.
barb Don Sber,.Sanncper, Mont9cmerp @auntp'
ilberrebte uns Swei Sobnsn, wCvon bic cine 27IIa
uno bic ancere 279L. 3Ca lang 1T. Ssioe iin0 dt.
h @bi9'SObnsn.
Bieber sebOten.-STr eubwt9 9 d II
Ter. uon Sbermioro peber ii6 NIT 9ro6sn Bob
men aud nidt 70 lsidt bisten Idet, ibeueibte uns
cine 8bi9bCbne, wcIhe 30 3CI in Der Sdn9e mlBt
unO fCmit NisbGmaeunsis, SberfaucOn uno Sber'
bannprer bietet.
gBisOer sebOten.-@ine SObne, weIde i'm
9arten ees Srrrn q eter Ole b in ciefer Staot
aemadGcn IN, wuros unS singebdne9t Die | c in
ben Sinrsruno felt, Die mir bisbcr ebieItcu Die
5ebe mibt ndmit 81 3Ou-uno bas S6Iimmitt
Saran III. bab Der @ssntbumer bsbauptrt cs fei et
nj ,,pemcfratii6e" SObne.-@sbt Sbrs auf Sreun
DC?
rlnb 6maIs 9cbOteu!-9lCb am Mittrrcd
Moraen abieItcn mir cine SObne BON .Srn. S bn
bid pom 5eoeIber9, bic Den Ste9 uter al baron
trdat, inbem iie 81 3ou lang it,. Stes 1T eint
adj bemOfraifts 8bis SO9ne, nno Itefert aberm0It
ben 9ewsis, pa6 ait. Seosbsr9 ME bntencrar
bleibt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Scr nnrrrifauiid,e Ssauer.

Die srits rssdma6iss gVunsr ttr ihSnsn uuc naehdn
srnabr 1T uns usfcnnn unb ca nun ununtsr6rcdSn sr'
kbnsn Gs frsut bag Der 5rraussttr icpst 9dd'f'n
Grs BATE inps mir GGrr3ust fdbn, eaB esrbs c6oc n'
FIRE ctfen 9auern sna ben 9rFn Sluen elmer tcn Selts
frift ret snEbsn ibnen trds undet wtresn p'ro-
Oas rot uns 9enos Se tprit nsm 3psd gang "rrtr'tlb
inb kbrrsibc 1uass tr adtrtou @bbtuno oueEr &C.;
,uuieie Gssnauos snbal nsbt siu9n fbSnSn a66loun'
acn Der ,amtanIbs Bauer" rurO mcnatib blrdb s. M.
9 cd. in barrsbs gu, bcroust9ten 1T 81 Ssitsn fart
uno trts blrs Gin &bar. @ap fam ti uGs farou lHis
rcn.