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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

Tom D1BD1N.-Tom Dibdin had cottage near
Boxhill to which. after his theatrical labors he was
delighted to retire. One stormy night after Mr..
and Mrs. Dibdin had been in bed some time, Mrs
D. being kept awake by the violence of the weather
aroused her husband excian,ing, ''Tom, Tom, get
up!n q What for ~ said he. - Don't you hear how
very bad the wind is % {: Is it a' replied Dibdin
half asleep though he could not help punning Put
a peppermint lozenge out of the window, my dear
it is the best thing in the world for the windn
The young lady that ran away with the "man Of
her heart, was overtaken at Rochester. Her at
tempt to commit suicide by swallowing her lovers
boot-jack proved a failure. The young man has
turned his attention to navigation, and now drives
horse on the canal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

CoNvERsAT1oN.-There must be in the first place
knowledge-there must be materials; in the second
place there must be command of words; in the
third place, there must be Imagination to place
things in such views as they not commonly seen
in and in the fourth place, there must be presence
of mind and resolution that is not to be overcome
by failures-ths last is essential requisite for
want of it many people do not excel in conversation
Give. me the liberty to know, utter, and argue
freely according to conscience above all liberties.
Though the winds of doctrine were let loose to play
upon the earth, so Truth be in the field, we do
injuriously bylicensng and prohibiting, to msdoubt
her strength Let her and Falsehood grapple; who
ever knew Truth put to the worse in free and open
encounter Million.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

ONE OF THE WITNEssEs.-During the trial of Dru-
ry on the torpedo charge, in N. York, Mr.. Clark
counsel for the accused attempted irrelevant
cross examination of one Jacob B. Sheys, and
off second best, as below described:
Cross examined by Mr.. Clark. l was not
sistant Justice at the time of the conversation.
@. What are you now
A. I was reared to the profession of the law, but
whether am lawyer or not cannot say. Laugh
@. Do you write poetry and attend to the indul-
gence of the poets fancy more than to law
A l sometimes do indulge in imagination, and
think it more honorable to do than to take fees
for legal advice which am not able to give Laugh
@. Do you not frequently indulge in magma
ton and fancy circumstances which never occurred
A. l tried to imagine that you were gentleman
and man of education, and had to give it up a
vain imagination. Renewed Laughter.
PITTsBURG AND HER MAYoR.-The conduct of Ma
yor Barker of Pittsburg has reached point ndica-
ting partial insanity. This elected while
in JAIL and ever since his election he las been car
rying on at the most extravagant rate. On Tues
day night, without any just cause, he caused the
rest of number of the City councilmen. They were
released. the next day, habeas corpus, and the
Mayor was savage He threatened to hang the Judge
the councilmen and the editors who resisted him. and
again arrested portion of the Council but they
were again liberated by the Court. A meeting OF
| Councils held on Wednesday night, when the
government of the city was taken from the hands o.
the Mayor. Barker, of course is furious, and threat
ems all sort of punishment against his offenders. The
city very much excited at these freaks of its chic
magistrate, and how it will end is still mystery
| Phil Bulletin, 5tt INST
| CoLoRED ADVERTISEMENT ExTRAoRDINARY.-Pro
fessor Plato Cisco coored pusson of respectable
ty inspector of walls and withdrawing, respecka
bly, informes the public, his white fellow citizen
and abshun Siety, will attend to lone of his pro
feshun wild carefulness and despatch Professor Cis
co being well acquainted with carpet shakin tictacs
solcits share of patronage. His son, Jupiter Am
mon, will open oysters at moments warning, al
tend parties, call de figures and play de violin,
l N. B.-Jupiter Ammon, blacks good boot, a
any colord gemmdn in Bunkum
Two THINGS AT ONcE.-"I say, Paddy said
philosopher, "can you do two things at the sam
time !'
Can't g answered Paddy, al1 do that an
day.
allow 2" inquired the philosopher.
Il Why" replied Paddy. iii be sleeping an
dreaming at the same time don't you see So non
lof your CANNON for a spoorey.''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

A friend to the project of some ladies for extern
sion of their rights, suggests that the Militia Laws
be so amended to make ladies eighteen years
of age, liable to military duty.
Female SoilderS-The King of Dahomey, in Wes-
tern Africa, has standing army of eight thousand
blacks, of whom one-half are women. His Sable
Majesty is an ally of England, and it was by ap-
plioation for percussion caps, wherewith to supply
his female guard that the condition of his army
made public. The petition to the Government of
Her Britannia Majesty. prayed that this cargo Of
ammunition might be duly expedited; and added, as
reason for haste that the warror-e were wait
ing to start upon expedition after slaves. The
aboltoniss had taken the matter up, and hence the
publicity of the details
1t is upon his female troops that the King of Da-
honey places the greatest reliance They are al
of large stature selected for their beauty of proper
tons, and look magnifcently in their Barbaric uni
forms Marriage alone is forbidden to them. In
all services requiring desperate hardihood and ntre
pidity, they the foremost and most successful
The King takes great pains to preserve his POPULAR
ty with his Amazores and they (seeming to be mucl
enchanted with air of war to have any regrets 70
the Introduction of regular matrimony are his mos
faithful and reliable subjects
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11
Origin of Nantucket.

AS many of the citizens of this Isle of the Sea may
be ignorant of its origin or how it was formed, we
give below an Indian tradition, which believe to
be the truth If any of the present inhabitants of
the Island can prove it to be false, we should be
pleased to hear from them.
On the West end of Marthas Vineyard are high
cliffs of variegaed colored carths known by the
of Gay Head On the top of the hill is large cavi-
y which has the appearance of the crater of an e11
tingushed Volcano and there evident marks of
former subterraneous fires The Indians, who live
about this spot have tradition that certain Deity
resided there before the Europeans came to Ameri-
ca-that his name Manshop that he used to
step out on ledge of rocks, which ran into the sea-
and take up whale which he broiled for his own
eating in the Goals of the aforesaid volcano, and Of
ten invited the Indians to dine with him, or gave
them the relics of his meal. That once, to show
their gratitude to Manshop for his great kindness to
Them they made an Offering to him of all the tobac
CO which grew upon the Island for season. This
was scarcely enough to fill his great pipe, but he
ceiyed the present very graciously smoked his pipe
and turned out the ashes Of it into the sea, which
formed the Island of Nantucket. Upon the coming
of the Europeans into America, Manshop retired il
disgust, and has never since been seen.
Boston TRANSCRIPT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

WILLIAM e. JONES
TTAS removed three doors west of his old stand TO the
Store formerly occupied by DIR. JoHN L. MEAREs un-
der the Masonic Hail. where he is opening large and
handsome assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries; Hard
Hollow, Wood, and Willow Ware Crockcry, Glass,
Stone, and TIN Ware Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps,
brelIas, &c. &C., which he will sell low for CASH or on
short credit to PUNcTUAL customers.
He thinks it unnecessary into lengthy detail of his
stock he WILL therefore, simply say that he has large
riety, comprising almost every article that Is wanted
Farmers particularly invited to give him call be-
purchasing elsewhere he has good assortment of
very low.
He takes this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
his friends and the public generality for the liberal
share of patronage bestowed him. and trusts that by strict
attention his business to merit and continue to receive
their custom in future
1Any article sold that docs not turn out recommen=
dcd, will be taken back and the money refunded.
Sept u, 1850 Sn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

aL1Nrs" BY the Editor Of the FreepOrt (Ill) paper
Come back ye sinners, mean and greedy
Rich ragged, lean or fat
Come pay the sums you us speedy
For the Prairie Democrat
Ion't be lurking round the bushes,
Perhaps you'll find hemp cravat
We know that conscience often pushes
Those who cheat the Democrat
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11
Bounty Land Bill.

This act being one in which great many persons
fEcial publication, as follows.-Nat. Intel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

The man that rides the nightmare has challenged
the telegraph to trot fifty miles before wagon
Whether ORelly will take it up is yet uncertain.
LATER.-The man that can stop rum drinking
whenever he has mind to- has gone west to dine
with the perpetual motion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11
LIST OF LETTERS


D EMAINING in the Post Office at Wilmington N. c.,
h Both September, 1880
aThose whose appear this List will please
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

GRocER1Es tSo-The undersigned have Just recev-
VI ed and opened splendid and full stock of Groceries
and Ship Stores for Family and Masters of YES
sells Their stock being selected by one firm they feel
assured that 1t is equal both to quality and variety
any offering in this market. Their consists
part of Rio Laguyra and Java Coffee Porto Rico, St.
green and black n c. Hams Sides and Shoulders N. c.
Lard; Fulton Market Beef Mess and Prime Pork Smoked
Eghths Canal Flour Soap, Candles, Salt by the bushel
sack bag and boz Bags PepPsr SPICE Ginger Cloves
variety; Pure Sperm Oil, Whale Oil, Olive Oil; Brandy,
Gin, Rum, Whisky, s:s'd; Mad Wine Claret Port,
lets, Skip Jack Confectionery Fruits, Nuts Pickles. Cat
sups Sauces. Wooden and Willow Ware, CrOekOry Tobao
Snuff, Cigars, Hardware, and Coopers Tools, Guns
Axes, Anvils, Sc Dry Goods Negro Cloths Blankets, &c
Cordage and large Stock of Ship Chandlery-whch will
be sold low any other House. and good
| Oct. 4th, 1850 HOWARD & PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

D EMOVAL-The subscribers have removed to the store
nearly opposite their old stand between the stores lao
y occupied by Owen Holmes and c. H. Lippitt where they
opening their stock of Dry Goods Family
Hardware and Croclzery, which they will sell low
other House in the place for the cash good
customers the usual credit.
Oct 4th 1850. PERRIN & HARTSFIELD
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

S WILLIAMS has received by the last several packets
j from New York the following articles viz:
Blankets Kerseys Tweeds and Satnets
Carpeting, Oil Cloths Rugs and Mats;
Diaper and Denmark Table Linens;
Red White, Green and Yellow Flannels;
Broadclothes, Cassimeres and Vesting;
Marlboro Manchester and Merinos stripes;
Plain and Plaid Linsey;
Blue DENNIS and Drings;
8, i. 5 10 and l21 shifting and sheetng;
Calico and Furniture Prints;
Irish linen and sheetings.
Cotton Osnaburg and Drilling;
Drawers and shirts ofevery descriptions;
Black Bombazne and Alpaccas;
Kentucky Jeans and Oregon Cassmcres;
Unb and White Canton Flannels;
Merinoes Maus de Lanes, and Gala Plaid;
Fancy silks, Cashmers and Poplins
Corsetts. all qualities;
Housy of all qualities and descriptions;
Bird Eve. Russia and Scotch TOwellng:
C6ored Vcvets and Merno Paid for childrens Clothes
Nails by the keg;
All of which will be disposed of at a small advance the
cost.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

PRoDUcr OF THE CALIFORNIA GOLD MINEs.-It is
estimated that California has sent into the world
during the past two years. full hundred and if
ty millions dollars worth of gold dust, which has
been distributed as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11
Total

1t will be seen by this that but small portion of
the product up to this time, has reached the United
States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

TUST Received from New York;
j 10 Bbls Whskey, Gin and Rum;
l do Malaga Wine, French and Apple Brandy;
l do Apple Vinegar and Nash County Brandy;
10 do. City Mess Pork and Canal Flour;
5 do Extra Family Flour, and half bbls do
II Boxes Cheese II do Soda Crackers;
5 do Shoes assorted and cheap;
Also Candles Soap, Lard and Starch Tobacco, Snuff,
Cigars and Pipes Sugar Coffee, Butter Rice and Tea Pep
per, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon and Nutmsgs Salaratus
Salts Sulphur and Copperas Camphor Indigo and Opedel
doc; Pankiller, Lamp Oil, and B. Oil good assortment
of Dry Goods Crackery, CUTLERY, and Glass Ware and
general assortment of articles usually kept in Grocery
Store. Call and see, determined to SELL
CRAFT & GRANT,
Market Street, opposite the Carolina Hotel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

Shipped to the United States ..... $50, 600, 900
Taken to Oregon by miners, ........... TO- 900 900
Taken to Mexico bv miners, .........2 90, OOO, 900
Taken to England through Mexico, 49,. Is, 900 900
Taken to England via Panama ........ 90, 900, 900
Shipped to South America. .......... %, 900, 900
Shipped to Sandwich Islands,. 5000 900
Do. direct to England via C. Horn, 80. 100000
Do. to other parts of the world 49,. Is, 100000
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11
RHmovALl
WILLIAM u. JONES

FRESH GOODS AT THE NEW sTORr.
FOUR DOORS WEST OF THE CORNER FRONT AND Mar6J
STREETS, WILMINGTON, n. c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

CINGED Cat Smoking Tobacco. For sale by
- J. WILKINSON & co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

III DORADO Gold Leaf Tobacco. The very best
II brands received direct from the mandatory For
sale by J. WILKINSON & co.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Sriefe i'm 9laentaun Yofamt.
1m Disuliua atsno lisasu astlisbsn.


Gpbram 8n9er, 2, 9ccr9s Sauer, gRabsu g. grint Sc
9auman 9bors 9auhnan, OMEN 9crs, Scbn 9rannt, g4.
Craig. Sebu Gbri pbfp Gap Saae 6. Chamber, Srscri
Darnbritt, Garp Gdrc, N .. Gbbaro, a6rabam Scplsr
Dr. Scd Gfa gB Scsd, aarcn Saeiu9sr, 5bcmas Suitr;
nader, O. etc @ibcns, Wcts 9aumsr, 8 g. 9cuubis, Gi:
been Gutb Gdateb Gsbsrt @Ga Gtnser, Stsbmon porn,
Snc. plIraro, ea amss Sucn. peter bSr, Warp H. par'
MID Watbap bcttr Ghars Sascbr, 9ccr9e Sncd Malttr
1rdd. Gbriiana Ssiptr apam 6rau SObann Sras Gbrw.
Sramsr RSutsn aras, gssr Slaus. Scbn 8sper pounab
arn. pannab Ssi, atrabam Sing psnr Setter. Gup Iun
Nuntnsr, Sauss 9. es 3iaro esrrs, g. 91 N7d Sbcmas
Gcrrrsp @ar. SRilr. Qbrnssr) Scbn e GIsr, abrubam
gebare, @aban gase 6risori Yrnc(c Sanud prlt, Cant
gapban 6. G Rctlr, Gouuo 8Sihare, 2bcnas Stsrparo
Sacb Scaoap Sartin Sissr 9scrss sttinttrs, Scbn g.
Spiss, Scbn Ssionfpinnsr, Somud Smth, Glen StbsuSr
gRorp H. Sbrubt Suan Stet 1n9uGna 2rcrsu Scbn 9Hi:
aro anauina gBtnnsr gar loruer, Daniel 2Buo, satbau
gBsnt Gtatsb gians, 8. 9. gEint Scbn 9Satsrs Gi,o
9Bbtdr, Sebn batt, Srbn a9,Gms. Gserss gambler, Srn
gcau9, 9. Seller.
SUemnente- @tant, Sotn Disfnbrfr, Sasc6 esr
finger. Samss Gansspr, 98u. pcrn ebarts 9 pains gSm
bt Sefpb sebr, g. giaboro, (GRdIsr) @ Stns &eubaro
SSpb Drumtsr Snscb 1rribr. eupmis gRrt Sara Osii
Rar;n g. 9Orubsd, .. R.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
SE Cure 9lu9en bieber sert6tet
9sene fGiDiUnable S6neioeret.
SStU0rN Sfcttler,

Sbneioer TT ber Stabt QllentaunI
bsnadridtiset feline alien Srsunbsn. Runcen, uno
oas QubIifum hberbaupt. oaB CT fpeben cine nsus
Sbneioersi, auf Der r6roliben Ssits Der SamiIton
@tra6e. gsssnibsr bsm pOfiamt. uno ud6ite 3burs
su 8int's 8aretdten StObr sr6fFnst bat. aIIwo er
INNER brrst fein wiro alien 1niprebsnbsn Su ibrer
ppQsn 3ufrisbenbsit Su eiensn.
Seine Ssrfpubunesn fOGlsn atIe pinftIidb aus.
9eflbrt uno feline Qrbeit an Shonbeit uno Dauer.
baftisesit fiber an fsnsm anoGn 9tabIiismsnt in
4asntaun ober fonltwo iIbrrtroffen wsrcen. Nebsn'
BEN fcIIen ftinc prsife saua billg isin.-Que5 nas
sr perlanet it baB man i'm prObirt, rponadb sr Der
Ftat fiiblt. oa6 Elm Sober wobI Sufreben fein wiro
Sur bereits sencssnsu &unbfboft IN er 6anfbar
uno wiro id, brltreben ourb 0unFtlitseit une
8iIIiefst oislsIbe au6 Sp rbalten.
4pril 1850. nq3n1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

Dsr alts Snbiautr b&upttins wanfbt cine ancSrs
aur elmer frtsubtn Dame tstannt gu MAIDEN eSft Sbr mil
aussbruua bsbaftstrn, uuo pCrjaStt ntebt
G. g. Gatopt unb &c., Gat Sspsse Ssrpsso &C.. g.
o., attars Drusstn, babcn f9snecs 9rctrn gRr batcu
ebsn our brn 9Rbnan, Cncn attarn 8rssr eiss ptasc
elmer pihtscn 6ciuna ccn ausehrun9 9sbSrt. pds
Sraut'S iuciHuifdJer Snn8enbaIiam an Der Srau s'
nss finer 9stannttn btrpcrtratc Der in alrc oism 9an
pcbn Sis auss taSri9 uno 70 9tfdbttb rtrautt rol
brs Srsunet sIautt s wroe uuSa ldn9sr ais ntn SAG
mtbr ktn tSun. IbSr ais ole anore pcuune ptrbpuucs
par, tna s 8ronts eun9sntoam w nsbnn, uuo osr
mSeiSinhs @iramttt hat f zen brsn Scossbsts srISf
70 ca6 s est pisos brsn bduslbsa ptn nad9cbsn tann
rants 8tinsunas:Gratt, ur bic itdrts. tamIs uni
rsiniene ocr Moinsn ii uno Die pInbrtarirn aurSn per
art6s, Grfulo, lRrn, 30Sbris Naaneshprsn Sts tprf
bat rpro rtnfGs om pubIitum ans,rfchltn 9t unrSncr
aroutbsitn ccer asmeinr Grfbafun9 oss Srsms fam p
pcfuun9eFtt frihes estsu srbaIu uub h pGsI6su frsn
uSnn Ct grants Rslnisr 9sbraudp
0rD ctias Strn piro bsiuabs in sSsr Gtaet Der Scr
etaatsu ptrfauft-uno tci
6utb 9j0nug nno 1regIer, autnaun,
G. Or. 8une gcro 98bsitbaI- Sas9sr. etla Ean,
g. .. uno q. N etbsnpaner, 9ataauaua-S. lcesr 2rSr
Isrstauu-uno Il. Gilsnbart, Sc9crspli.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

Quf unb nod Srsitags 8 ben 19fen Qptit, 1850
merosn rs9eImd6ise GuFcn &srfiue iiattfIgbsn, an
in auentaun, Sum S5erfauf Don ouen Grtsn ednOer.
eien @ebducsn StO6s, @erdtbfGtaften. @arriaass,
pfTeen 9ferbsaefdhE Rmie ale Qrten 8rofen1
waaren, Grceerien, Guiens,paaren. Stisfel. S6ubs,
2ruafs, etc. ste.-Der Sefauf nib ieben Srcts
tag Rabmtttas um ubr fsincn 9nfans nebmen.
--Qaf 8efebi pOR
Sbcmas sJsnGcr, Hutirusar.
X. S.-due usbrtro9uuasn miiTsn sine wo6e
eerpsr 9ema0t peroen um oiefeIben pubIi5iren Iu
ftnnsH. IS witp Qqss an Ubsrolen Beonouuoen
psrfauft.
Qpri[ II. uo9r,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
9Snu lit aber fi6er Cure 3eit!
@Gtne retle mObi9e S6neiberei
S0tltllcl !Se1tlt,

Sbnebsr tn Der Stabt 9Glleutauit
sr9reift tisis Geesenbsit fsinen Sreuncsn, Runpsn
uno esm pubIfum lberbaupt bic UnSei9s Su MAIDEN,
oaB er cine neus S6neoerei in Der 5taot 4Gentaun,
uno Swar am nOro6fIi6sn Gde Der !9amiItOn uno
Inn StraBen sr6ffnet bat ouwp sr bereit 1T Qusn
Die ibn nit ibrsr &unofbaft bssbrsn mb9en, in bic
fem SADIE uab @unib gu bieusn.
Da er reseImdbis bic Mooen BON pbaoeIpbiu
unc Neu YOrf erbdIt. 70 pefpribt er, ba6 feline 1r'
belt an Sb6nbeit fsinsr onosrn in bisfer Staot
nahfteben Wiro uno oa ale feline Qrbeiten untsr
ieiner esenen aufii6t ssfbeben 70 1T CT pils fur
bic Site eines ieosn 0rtsls. Der feline Werfatte psr
ldbt, gut Su iteben.-9Bas feline preie anbeunst
70 ioen bisfelbe 70 bilis fein, baB is nir9enos in
aacntaun biIissr ssfunoen wsrben
Gr 1T banfbar fur btrsits seno6ene Runbfbaft
bittet um cine SOrtoousr, uno fhbt psriibsrt, oae
sr beisIbs ourb feline plnftibfsit, feline quite Gr'
belt uno isine biass preife nod um uieIes permsb'
rem wrc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
@ef6dftszS Sla6ri6f.

Die llntnSsitnsten lino am 27. Mdr5 in @sf.
fsnbura Saunfbip, Geda Gauntp, matchmaker in
Dem Raufmanns. 9sIbdft in G,sfeufbaft 9etreten,
uno betreiben @ef6dfte uuter Der Sirma Don Sirfb
uno Stein. an Dem alien Stanb, frlber bewCbnt
Don Daniel Ststtlr. sic bOffsn burb itren9e auf'
msrffamfet ibrer 9sfbdften unb fteins prefts. Gle
lnsrfieuns fcrtan Su erbaIten bic btsbsr 70 libsr'
al icnsm alien StanOpIaes Su 3tsil qewolosn ii.
Daniel Siridb,
!Ssnrp Stein.
Qprit IL. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Trerlerstaun 9Spftamt.

Sotscnbe 8riefe Iinb tpibrsno tem lseten Siertsl
i'm &urIsrstaun pOfamt Iiessn sebIisben
91euben tSarsrI, Sobn Ssibtrt, estfd S6mspsr.
Samuel Sowbsn Gomin s. Wutbaro, cd SatOb
@arftp, Gattasina Carp, Ystsr 5rfmon. GCnrab
Rt6. 9ibton Woosr, .. R.
1FriI II, no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Iprit IL.
GDnferent.

Die GonfrenS bes sweitcn 8esirfs Der SpnCet
Don pennfpIpanien psrfammsIt ih, Dicnfa9s, ben
16ttu Disfes, in Der Gutbsrifdsn &ir6s am Scroan
CpaRor SbincsVs.) SCrmitosS wiro paif @en'
Ssl cine Yrso9t baItsn, uno Rabmitta9s pereen biz
prspissr ibrs 9ef6dfts ptui6tsn.
g. St. SrUbit, Gee.
Qpril IL. In
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
W. S(nftrei6er tlno Tape5trer
GiSncb lS. SSmrc0tp

snuet biet GssenbSit insn Srsnbsn unb Dem Yubitun
Htsrbaup bstanut gu nau caG nI in eas 6aus, tishsr
tcrpcbnt Gatban Sddsr teinabt Der Rtfcrmrn 8rbi
a9nd6Cr in Der Samtcn Stro6 Der Stao antaun 9tc9n
susscn feinss @cfbSfts prompt lu cSn. CT psrribtr
4nftuibtn, ShemaIsn Nahabmun9 aGer !S0lS'
artsn, Smb,npanb SapeSieren, &c.
au fincu 9n uuo our pists Grabrun9 III Stcr ecs
ucreen allen cb9en p9eu. DEFENDERS pc Ranc;Sapsren,
et oas SaflUcrt panel work. Die pcrberrno 9Rcos
H. Sdr bic Sdte uno hSne fdbrun9 her Irbn euarau:
trt ct, sno es iiuo sualcid ftiue Yreit fbr mdGis.
ssitesm in aGnoun anag9 it, bat cine hbsruls ilnrs
deun9 9crGen, oafdr finen brr,en Dant abiac uno
bct caB fine btreits 9crcn Irbcn ibm frneCn rcibrn
3uirrub pfdbrsn rpsroSr.
81. SGr bat Die bdisttn acscrtn asclosen 8ubfatsn.
pen bis 81 10 3ru bc, banoi9 auf pano. uno III trt S
esr prn iscsr 6sIisti9tn GrSBs eanllt anpfzi9sn-
april d. na6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
GttefeI . 2(untef fIeta.

Tim bsausms Sdsfe su bsfOmmen, III IS nStbs
auf bic Qrt. bss anmsiTsns Su fetsu. Das sswobn'
Iibe 1nmeiTsn, inosm man bem S6ubmabr lissno
ben SUE biubdIt. sisbt INNER sn unribtiscs Mab.
Wan it fiber, StIsfsI Su betcmmsn Die nibt orlden
nidt su psit nod Iu eng finc, wsnn man bas @aas
duf Die @,bs Isst une nit Dem Su6 idb barauf fsllt
Or Sat nun acraee Die 8rste une 9dnae, bic ar i'm
gebsn annimmt uuo oisIss 70 esnOmnsne Maof
wirb BON psm ouf bic Obiss 1rt srbatenen ledt unl
] 5cu in ednes. BrsitF unb llmfans abwsid.n
GbsnfO mue bic 8rsite lfsbsnb ssmsien werbsn.
~"Gi," fasts Gin !6Hr. inben er einsn anSsrr
BEL Der 9anb fsbts, "Sis babsn rsdbt srobs Sdnes
Id CLAUDE gar sic brsf6sn."-"Sd," erwisocrt
Der 1nbUe. 'i4 babe ben SIsad nod in Der 9auo.
@Bdbrsnb hem Sdbr Is49 wuresu in pitts
burg 81 ntus Damplt6te sebuut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Scr d6ts Sauern uno 5anpwerfer
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Der lutrEihnets nat finn Srunocn unN Dem putlifuul
dbbaup otunaepc bic anIi9c oag knu Gtohr pom fl.
mem rahsrn eaneplae in ras nEubauk sres 8aurn uno
bauonsrt 6ot bspcbn ocnrp ash in Der allen GraGs
prkat bat CT hot cinsn gan, 9trd IRalrn nacs 70:
rpobt Srcuaarsu oIs @rc,rs pen isSsr @eusnnun9 Gr
aet fas guttfum Gin bel bm an;run uno tuS 91onr IN
auaenhsn gu nebmsn; eas Ssbtn fctt nidts Snem fdr
bGs esnene Sunekba ZANZIBAR it, bcft brb quite lBoas
uno bilae Irss aIs rRsr rsih!ien 5upru asain.