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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13
Ncne 9Sn6lifatiOnctt, &c.

SumUriitidbs sSatDriiebcr SalcnSer fir 1850
Die ptrrn Sing uno 9aIrh 8ubbrur in pblabCpbia ba:
ben unS Gin Grtmpar tbre6 puucrifb ahriben 2cs as
noErS fr Die @erStn9hu Staain 9eanot par auEer Dem
9ap0bnIsn Sosnosr nc pEts bumcrtiIbe Sibtr unS 70
St't'n StSf entbalt uno Nb burD prrdo tbSnrs Iorr
hnp lS9antn Srud bsens aufbust. Qrsis % Gents bos
GEFtor Ser SoItnor Hcgt in ostr 0rudrre ,r CpinGht
berstt rc ollb 8EtIun9cn b0rouf onesnculcn psresp
Der 4ffa9 nnS Die 4Srene.-@cn Der na,sn sorrs.
burger GNNn0tbr em ;2mcrtanfbm 8aucr" fam man in
SSabrDt h9n, o06 @ in br btr Yus uno bic rsTt Sier
9auptus'n unItrss rCn eaubss bic bono rcibtn Sorm
t'nnn 'r unrs se nt eft auu9 oOran erinutrn bies fir
pn sanonann nuelt uno pcrtbbaf 8latt osbSra a; un
trassn. Saatn S"0frtbmten uno Ibidt iis an uns elm
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE for JuIv is aIreod, or o,,u
taole ana contains as usual large amount of interest,"
ing original matter The embellishments are Portraits
of Geo. lR. Graham, Editor of the Magazine and Ienn,
Lind, "Lake of Como, beautiful Title Page for the Iny
Volume Elegant Paris Fashions, &c The "IndustriaI
Times" thus endorses Grahams Portrait of Jenny Hind
"Grahams Jenny Lind is beautiful specimen of the nd
vancement of the art of engraving, and n likeness
is Jenny in propria persona"
SARFAlNS MAGAZINE for July has also been re-
.Ned: which is the first number of volume Z. 1t con-
tls IN all ~ embelsments-ofw which the leading are
nor pUttait OF VIM. tPenn with flowing locks and in ar
,yb oeIore he donned the Quaker garb his Treaty
liant SS''%anF ans tinted engraving of Summer, Il bril-
,;ns eo G lille Page, &c-and "a original contrbu-
~ 'e pens OF some of our best writer's
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13
NNSrber aus GnIifprniett.

Sas SYratufe Sournat bertbtet SOl9enbes: Gin
SD. Saeobs, Don Surbampiue, in oiefem Gaunp.
febrte fhrSIi6 Don Californian surhf uno muroe
beue weaen zines @OroeS perbaftet, ben ct in ienem
Qonbe beaonaen babe fUu. Gr wtrb ;pieoer nab
@aIifornien suridtranspOrttrt. Gr 9ins i'm UerfOe'
nen Sabre nit fenem 8ruber mad oem goIoIanoe,
febrte ober unter oem 8Or9eben fein 8ruoer feiun'
terpeas qetorben. atIein Surid. Bir erfabren pom
S6eriff, baB Die 8eioen einen atrn Neann ernOr'
bet buben, um eine sro6e auantltdt 9cloIiaIo Su
erlonoen. Gner tet 8riiper rputbe btreits in Cali
fouen erariffen unb sebdnat biefer aber entwtftte
unb fam nit elmer srO6sn Suantitdt gCIoffaub bier
an. Gs fttsint Die 8efhdftt9un9 oeS Sacobs sc.
meIen Su fsn, BON enem Srt gum aneern Su 5ieben,
nm Die Miner Su berauben uno es wire permutbet,
ba6 fe nod perfdieosne anosrs TaubmorSe began:
aen BADEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13
Sie GpmPromiesSill.

Scrr Clap. Der src6e Staatsmann BON Gsntudp.
fdnlpft immsr nod NIT bewuuoernSwurb9e Grnlf
nno Quscauer fur bic @ompromi6bia, welde, wenn
de paIfrt cine enecbe 8ei(e9un9 pcs perbaeten uno
oefdbrIibeu Streites iitsr Die 70 unbepoue Serri'
toria. Uber SfIaperefrase bOffsn IiBt. @orrsfpOn.
bente Don @afdin9tou fpreben bic Meinun3 aus,
eae tiefelbe beee 0dufer poiiiren weroe. 9Sdre es
n6t fur bic unermnoIieben Qnftrenqunsen css t5rn.
Clap. 70 Wdre oiefe Bin fhon Idn9ft peroren. 9eer
mus ntt nit Gbrfurdt een 9reiTen Staatsmann
bepuneNn, wie er fib bort bem Sturm entae9en
felt uno bic isinsm &atsrIance prUbeneen gefobren
abSuneueen fucbt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13
9SuuSerbar.

Sn tm Stdtttsn Sarrin9oon, England, III er
jun9es SrauenSimmer, weIebes f6on 13 Sabren in
elmer SerShdun9 Ober Stanfubt Iieat.- @dbrrnt
biefer aon5en 8eit bat es feline foice Spele 9snOm
men ibr Geben wurbe nur our6 bas flnflidbe Gin
fo6en Don fIuBi9sn Spsiien erbaIten. 13 Sage
nodoem fe in oieie SerShdun9 [Ooer SdIafl per-
fallen mar, erbisIt e Die Munoiperre weIde bis au
biefen Sag fOrtcuuert uno Die Ginsabe Don Speiier
febr rfhwert. Sic 1T su eiuem @erippe absesebr
uno ibr Qtbmen ift faum bemerfbar. sic III q
Sabre alt, wiro Don pieIen Doftorcn befu6t, weIdb
iebob Feline SOffnun9 fur ibre 9eueiun9 babsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13
GrpGcS Teucr i'm ssittSbura.

Sn Der lseteu Srcta9 Nabt brad Elm Seuer aus
in Der Stobt pitt5bur9, wetteS funfssbn bis Swan.
ala @ebduoe neoerbranns wctunter cine game &eibe
Stcbrbdufer uno anoere gebduee. Der 8erIult
Fam nibt meni9er ais 100000 Sbaler betro9en.
un9Gil d.-0ie Satin res Sottcr pfsifer
BON Stiecrib Saunfbip, MOnaomerD @auntp, Bat
te oaS lln9Iud ii6 uOrleeten Mittmo6 erftredlid
Su uerbrennen. SIN 8s9riff cine nit 0eObOt CgBein.
9ei(D 6ur Serferti9un9 Don Meoi5iu erwdrmte Sla.
fte-wie mir bertbrt-we9Suiielen fca Der Yfropf
berauS unb Der Snbat an ben be6en Sfen, poour6
pIteIib oue5 in Seuer mar. ibre Gleoer iidb entin
beten uno fie oerma6en perbrannt wuroe. ea6 man
an ibrer @iecr9encfun9 SweifeIt.- -C8auernfe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13
GpMScrbar.

IS 1T bem 9ancafer SoIfsfreuno. cine Mttbei
Guno Suoeianot mOton norm beribtet pirb ba6
Serr Sobn 6. Smitb. juu., in iensm Gauntp.' am
25fen Ooriseu Ma einen Stoar IdoB, in bslIen
@ineswere Swei GentmhnSen esfunpsn wurosn,
wOVOn Die cine Die SobrS6abI 1918 unO tie anOere
iene pon 1881 trua
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

Sreifduen wurben i'm eabr 1865 in 95oifcn ein'
aefiIbrt Gine DrudcrpreiTe wuroe erribtet in l640
3ies baten bic puritansr.
Sir g8i0iam 8efetp hbernobm bic Geeierune
8ireiniens i'm Sebruar 1642. Seine Sprabe en-
bi9t nit Sanf fei Soft, baB mir ftne Srefdu'
len baben, unb b bUffe mir perben es nidbt in bun
oert Sabren.'' sgr mar elm f6ni9Iid @efnntsr-
Seuatiif.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13
aur,e uuS Ianae 3eituuassstrtifeI.

Ser "9Rirrpr" bemerft in feinem se1rieeu 8fatte,
eS fei cine ei9ene SADIE cine 3situn9 Su reosren,
megen Der Qnfidten in, 0ubifum benn oem einen
eeer fet oies, Dem anoern ienes ntt rett; elm brit
ter peran9e furie, Elm picrter Ian9e Qrtifet. Ser
Seoafteur fei caourdb oft in cine fbmme Sage per.
feat benn made sr eS benz eiusn retbt, 70 perffo6e
er miper bic Meinun9 bes aneern, nno nOtle er es
Ulsn reht Su MAIDEN fuben, 70 perte eS ibm wobt
Suteet erseben ME iensm Mann nit eem Gfel. Der
csnfetbcn, aus &erSweifluna es Niemaneen redt
maiden Su F6unen, ins g9aftr warf, no sr erioff
"@ine5 Sa9es," erBdbIt oann Der MrrOr, "beseenes
unS Elm Sreuno. recete mid an uno fagte: Qpropcs
rur9en Sbres 8tatteS g8aS an inn ausSufeeeni 1T,
limb Die anaen Qrfel, Die e5 bdufia entbdlt. Sic
paiien fur Sbr Slatt nibt. uno Die eeute eIeu Der
9Iei6en ntht germ. gBeun b Sbnen ratben fou, 70
9Cben Sic Sbre Qrifd INNER m6gIidf furS" 9Bir
oa6en, Der Mann mag rebt boben unb befhloGsu,
feinen 6atb Su beberb9en. 9Beni9e Sage nadbsr
trafen mir nit einem anoern Sreunoe Sufammeu, Der
uns bemerfIitb matte. unfere Qrtfet icien su furs
mas man i'm pubIifum liebs, feien Ianae leitenoe
Qrtifcl bic man nit auer 8ebaebfeit bel elmer
@i9arre Iefen uno boourtb ;usleid Stcff sum Natb,
oenfen fammeIn f6nne. 9iun frasen mir, .per uon
oiefen Sreunoen bat Gedt. unb rper unredt? SieI
Igibt Scioe, Uoer feiuer uon bsoen !"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

S8ie reid, Sas GeniitbsGebrnb bes Seutid6eH 1T,
tepsifet rie Men9e Don Qusbridsn. Die fid aufs
9erS bebieben. Des Menfhen Sers it sin trOtig
uno pcrSa9tes Ding. Sas t6ers fam pOu werosn,
fbmer uno Isibt nerosn ss fdut ein Stein oapon.
Sas 6srs pCdt Dor Qnsft; ss f6Id8t por 8ar6t
es Sudt Dor Sdmsr5 es tbut 'peb Dor Sebniu1f
eS bebt Dor @rwartune; es fIcpft pOr Srenee; ss
sitsrt Dor 8cnne; e. Iddt Dor eai; tS lanst per
Sel9feit; es fammt in eiebe fs iu0slt unO es olu'
tst Das Ser; pirb per,puneet 9efellelt, erosert.
@s oiett foIfe unb ,parme SerSsn. Die !Ser5n fin.
Den iid, fnO pertint. Der eine trdst oas .Sers
auf Der 3unae, Der anorre bdt cS unter Sdto6 uno
Rieod. Der Munb 9ebt BON Dem ilhsr, wsiisn tas
Seri pOa 1T. Der Sei9e bat Elm !oafsnbsfs} ptr
Sanfte Elm GaubenbsrS; Der Mutb9t eif e0wsu.
berS. Der GOte in erO6bssi9; Der peoant ersbsr.
bis Der GdwdbIin9 matberSis. Die Srlenssu'
te 9eBaIersbfle mirc 9eberst br beSinniser 8li6
oriu9t ius tori. .SrSIb fein fOmmt aus bsm per-
sen; bersis fein ssbt su 9e8cH gBas uus nod
baltrt Iicat rnS am Sersen mo 'Vtr psrtrausu.
ititten mir unfsr Ssr5 aus. QStr flblen siHen
Sid i'm !6eSen. bod eas 6erS beiIt wieesr mir
crtetcn !9srSarei6tnbc;, uno eprh9 -hri9t pas
9cr6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13
sseuc aaetbUSe, sflaven III faneen.

Ser Srue @eslepan f6rsibt: Qm Gseten Conn,
taa i'm Sebruar finoi9te Elm 9recioer Der bf66fi-
den MetbooifteHfirdbe. gamens Mopbew, an, oab
CT in Qntrim @usrnip Co., Sbio. prsbi9en meree,
uno es fanb itb in ScI9e oelfen cine sro6e Menac
Sub0rer elm. Qls bic precist pOriber mar, frat er
uuter Die 8crlammsIten, er9riff cine farbige Sbwe
fer, Die Su oenfebsn 9eb6rte uno weIhe ibr Rine
auf ocm Qrme bate, 500 etnsn Strid aus Der Safbe
unb madbte Qnlalten, iis Su bnoen. unb ertldrte,
Sas fie cine fIdtti9e Sflapn zines einer Iatbbarn
fei, uno pa6 er eisfen @Ian aus9efOnnen babe, um
IS SbaIer 8etcbnuu9 Su erbaIten aIs mebrsre
Der Qnpsfsncsn Jpn an feinem teuflifden SOrbabcn
psrbinpern woutsu, Scs er Elm Sowicmefer unb
mebrsre 8epcIusrS aus Der &ofts uno brObtc, Sc.
ben nisoersufb;s6en, Der fib in feline Qngeleeenbei
ten mifben wiroe. !Serauf fbIsppte Der frcmms
Waun fsin Spfer in ben gBa9en, uno ebc ifdb eie
SerfammIun9 pGn ibrem grfauneu erbcGt bate,
war er auf uno oauon. Die ausebIite Sflapin in
cine @itpe uno wobnt felt mebreren Sabreu in
guernisp gauntp.-CgeOb.
SF@S5Nsr rnn JNr YsteFgnn nm I SD al sntherFts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

RS@. SD. 81 uuf, Gfq.. uOn eeda Gauntp,
purce porige WO6e ais praftfrenber QnwaIt in
ben @ourten Don Carbon @auntu SueeIaBen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13
sic SDbia.staats. .SenpemtiOn

,ur @rnennun9 Don @anbiooten fur Die Qemter Don
Canal @Ommi6iUner, aubitur general uno eanc
meiIer Generol. wirb fib auf ndbfen MittuO&
ben 19ten Sunt in philadelphia ueriammelu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

~Sn Gut-GarcIina fam fsin Siraer in eie
8efeegebun9 erwdbGt weresn. Der nidt frine 500
Qder eano als frsieS Gisentbum uno feline 10 Sfla'
uen beiiet. Siefer Staat in elmer Der fosnannen
9 OcmofratiI d c n unfsrer Union.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

&SGine 3etun9 wiro iret in China eterudt.
9euannt Der .pefin Monitor' GO III oies bic sr.
lfe 3etuna Gle in Dem bimmIifdrn Gshe aeorudt
wrp. sic srfbeiut felt Dem lfsn Sanuar in Dine.
1Tfhrr Sprabe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

SSGin gbiteur in Sainois ssis: an, ba6 "r
birIe 8o6r fein 8Iatt beraus9ebsn weroe." ca fei'
ne Srau Der Sbeers bsourfe, um feline uSnerpreei'
bells" I'LL fItdeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

SC@Man fa9t, ba6, psnn Senanb Die Blattern
bat uno man cine 9UIcpIatte iber oas gsildt Iest,
oar feline Narbeu Suridbleiben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

80 Sabre !-Sn ct. eou'
iS puroe rin esriBer NieOIaus MeeeI, Der In ber
gdbe Ucn 8ifTeGs 8auersi enen ssWiiTen Nehrins
t6otcte, wurbe oes MoroeS i'm Sween Sraoe fur
fdupis bsfunocu unb bu SO Sabren 3nbtbausira'
fe perurtbcilt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

gBofdin9tOn, SUM 9.-Giefen @oraeu wur.
oe Der Q6tb. SenrD Clap in Der Stride Don Rranf,
belt befaueu, unb wo unfdbis fsin MOtssn i'm
Senat 9eaenwdrtia Su fein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

So Gin fur rbtbarss 9spittsr Bat porfsktsn
Oonnerifa9 Sauannob bsm9sfu6t. Der !5asd
fiet in 70 gro6en Suontdten, raB bic SsIcfriidte
btosutencen Shaoen Iitten. Gin un9ss Srauen'
iimmer wuroe pom 8IiRe erfhIaaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

Sllnfrs pbiIoesIpbier @edfttbldtir ssigts
uns an. bas Die Deutf6en bort ben .S q" bsoeu
tend Iosaeafsn babsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

~Die ecniiitutioneue StaotseonUsntion BON
Sbio. su Columbus in Sieuna, bat bsi6lpfIen oas
in 3ufunft eie @sfetssbuns res Sto0ts alIe Swei
Sabre sinmol Sufammsutrsteu uno ieoer Senator
swei Sabre SienlSeit BADEN fcu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

8arnum. beiet ss. Gutbs sinsn Manu, mel
der feinsr ti9ensu ,SiBniB" nad9ebt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

S6tung 9 d ots.- 9la6 einem burd bic
Gjefse9ebuns Don MafIahufdts pafIrtsn 9eftte
verfiQt eoe Yerfon. wsdbs Elm fcIbes ebensaefdbr'
Iides Snirument trigt, in eine Strafe uOn so 2ba'
Ter ccer elmer einiibrtsen @iniprruns in cine 8sf'
lerung gsanifaIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

R@@Qm 3teu sunni muros in ct. ecuis cine
9ro6e 8eriammtun9 su Gunfsn ess Clap Com.
promiiIss uno Der Unfredtbattun9 Der Union geba'
ten I'm Der 8erfammIune. bic febr sntbufafif6
spar, nabmen aIle Qartsisn Sbcil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

Savanna, 10. Mai.-Dis Cholera ridtet bier
entGssIide 8erbesrun9en an es piro iebOb hem
Vublifum nidt mit9stbeilt, wis pise ferbsu. Die
Seutte troet allen msbbinf6en MittsIn. SIN SRA.
tanSas wiltbet Die Granfbsit no m6elieb nod Dryer,
namentltb unter ben Ne9ern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

SonesoaGs 8. Suni.-9sffsrn absnb mar
bier Elm beftisss ttneswitter pon Oonner. Sturm
uno 8Iiesn bssGeitst. Die Sha6en marsn nit ii.
ner asIben Subltan5 bebsdt. wsIts bic @bsmifer.
natboem is fOI6s unterfuebt batten, fir SdwsfsI
erftdrteu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

8idter9pu 6.-Sn Glap County, W., wur
be cbnIdn9f Die Mao. Iucn BON bsm farbi9en 8ei.
be SuIia nit enem 4rtbisbe i'm gelibt perwuncet
Die Nsesrin fa9te aus. caB iis pOn einem rpeiben
Manne, Namens MeGltntof, uberrsbet worbsn fei.
Die Sbat su bssebeu. neil er in ben Sefs pon 1000
SbaIer su fOmmsn winftbts, bic Mao. Qusn furS
oorber ebaIten bate. Man fhbrte bic Ge9erin uno
Mc@utCd Dor Den Srt eitetp, belt cine Qrt Sc
ri6t lber lie uno bu9 le al einsm 8aume auf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

@Man mrItet aus gSasbingtcn, baB Der fpa'
nifte @sfanots. pon feinsr gs9isrung baSu nfrurt.
ndhaens psgen Der nsulibsn "feerduberif6en Sus
pacn Gubas" eurcb Menf6en bic fih in ben Ber.
ct. Organifirten uno pon ben &er. ct. auf ibrer
SIubt aeoeft uno bsfduet wuresn, Gntfddeisunes.
forcerun9en ffsuen wetes, unb 5par bis Su sinem
fchr hOhen 0etraae.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13
NeMsstepn. (9nds &C. gQai 4.

un9Iu d.-8ei 0arf SpuUp, in Sinicum
Saunfdip, fId Samuel Mauit aus fenem gBaasn
uber Die &dcer uno bic Wauer uno be1tdbiate (ib
iOIbermagen am &cpfe, caB er an Den ebaltsnen
@uncen farb.
grtran f.-giu etipa IL Sabre alter 8ruber
oss Isetbsri9en @auntp S6aemsiffers, 6. MeGns
tee. UerICr fen Geben ouf foIssnoe g8eIe @r wobnt
in 9CfamirOn Saunfbip, uuo 9isn9 Geeten Scn.
nerlta9 an ben Delaware Slub UNI Su fItbcn. Gr
leste li6 auf cine Qnbobe, aber nadb furser 3eit
perCr er Die SuBbott, rutfbte ben Berg bnunter in
ben SluB uno ertranf.
9 DIRE d I | db.-gEie mir b6rteu, fcII cine Erou
bic tmuntern @noe biefer Gauntp, am Delaware Stue
wobnt, elm Gino 9ebcren baben, prl6ss 1e in ben
SIuB 9"morfen babeu fcu. uno ooran aeIebn wur
De, unO in cni9en Stuncsn natbsr wuroe lie tobt
i'm Sette 9efuueen -(grprse.
g SdauerIid.-2fm 9ten Mai,-Iefeu mir in
Der g. .. @penin9 9oft,-par in Savanna bic
3abt Der an @bOIera 9sfCrbenen 70 ara6, bas Die
yte9er, meIbe bort cas Gefbdft ais SOotenardber
bsOr9en, ecn folder Surtbt ergriffen purosn, bos
lle auf uno eapon Iefen, uno 6urb nidbts in Der
gSelt aur &hdeebr bepOaen wereen fcnnten. Die
9alFerenIrdfIin9e $50 Maun Sdbtsno, murbrn bann
aus Dem 9stdnantB 9efubrt uno benen pVn ibuen
Se9naot9uns an9cbCten, bic ben pIae Der Sbmar
Sen auStnlIen pGrern-aber nur erei BON ibnen
robmen oaS Qnerbistsn an
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

Cine 9rOBe SamiIie-Gin veretrun9spir
bigger Serr uno beiIeu Gipp nebft ibren Qtf6mmIiu-
gen, i'm 9anSeu 60 an Der 3abl, famen neub 0nf
ibrer Gefe pCn Cooper nab ct. Qntbcnps Sails in
MineCta NIT esm Oumpflhiffe QomiraI in 8oiOn
an. Merfwlrei9 il es, eaf bic Samtie sineS Ger
S6bne Swii Enaben unp bic einrS aHcern 6n0lf
Mdbhen sdbft
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

SaDtr uon Or. pstetion am I Mai rntbedte
Comet 1T nunmsbt aud auf cem SbierpaCtium in
8aibinstOn beCba6tet wOresn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-13

Die 8anF BON Dorteifer in Wdita6nIetts TIT IN
Ger Raht rom I. ,um 2. Suni erbrohen uno um
35 900 ibrer ciatnen 9lotcu beraubt worern.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-06
HFiSh Moss,
,,r,, AFRSh Moss.
a VERY superior article for sale by
M6diw 90l Man 9, a iiai1I' dFoHecdrg,
Commonwealth of Mnssnchneo..e

VOrccSfer, SIS.
virtue oil an Execution which issued upon indgnrcr,
- III iaVor OF Joab 5. Holt of Holden in tbn Go,, ~
woman against OLIVER BUTRICK oS Holden
Sa Hsonal, at me December Term Of the Cont of
~ pn s lof sad County, AID. 1919 have taken ali
.e hlsni N Equity that the said Oliver Butrck had an S
.Mehy-'hfd DAY OF November A. d. 1876 the day When
- @ was attacned on mesne process, TO redeem GER
@ noIgaeGo Real Estate situate in said Holden md he
'a y described in mortgage deed thereof from said
OF DEEDS ioI said County, book iii page 80 md ON st
-, a"e SHIN day OF April next A. d. 1850 at two O'clock
e a.ernooh, at the American Temperance House in
,Wvcosier IN said County. shall offer for sale to ne
highest bidder at public auction the aforesaid right in emit,
charges of sale. an" al ices ana
Med ~, = -
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Congressional Proceedings.
MONDAY, March 4.

mn MONDAY, March 4.
The SENATE wa. densely crowded
MI calhoun rose and thanked the senate for the
courtesy extended to him, and then requested Mr..
Mason to read. his speech. 1t commenced by stating
that the loss OF equilibrium between the two sections
north and south, was the primary cause of southern
dlscontent, and if the question was not settled if
would end in dsunion IIereviewed the aggressions
OF the north. The north was forcing the south TO
recede Disunion would require time but ii must
come, unless the question was fairly and speedily
settled
The reading occupied two hours, and will occupv
SIX columns in the Washington papers. 1t was Il,
tened TO with marked attention Ii was aoreed thu,
Mr. Hamlin should speak on the subject fo-morroyy
mr.. Walker on Wednesday, and Mr.. Webster on
thursday. Messrs Seward and Hale intimated
desire to speak at the earliest opportunity. After
which the senate adjourned
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Doty withdrew his resolution
his object being accomplished by referring the terri,
torlal bill to the committee of the whole He com-
menced few remarks in relation to what had beon
said about moving the previous question
Mr. lnge objected to anv further debate.
Inc Presidents California message was then ia
ken up, when Mr.. Sacket delivered bold free soil
speech. sun
Nh. Nc Willie followed, and spoke with mucb
emotion. He sincerely believed the Union 70 he in
imminent danger Disunion he said had ALREADY
commenced in churches and social circles and 10
closed by discussing the constitutional question.
Mr.. Van Dyke endeavored TO show that the soutb
were the aggressors. 'O"'''
Ir. jackson, of Georgia, chosen in Mace Of n
Butler King, appeared to-day, was qualified. and
took his seat. Adjourned
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Roger Williams Foundry and Machine
Shops at Auction

State Of Rhode Island and Providence pbc,,,o,;
IA authority of The Supreme Court Of said state in
LEE Chacery, the undersigned Receivers of the nrn
7pery ana eiiects of the Roger Williams Foundry and
1ie 70 VIII sell on the premises at Public American
0i m ~, $50 i re slTteenfh dag Of APrH merit
lin, I s sn u9ie ana interest which Cornelius s. Tomp-
o,i 4; ana Machine Co., had the 2st Of September
'9, III rie a9oFe named property consisting of
ISL Inc MACHINE SHOP a building three storia Iiol
1v et 9g ard built Of stone, with Slate roof and filled
WIN machinery well arranged for turning ont a kinds Of
work usually done in machine shop ~ "a
"a Inc FOUNDRY, a building loo feet Inv ~ bp,t of
aia slaed with cranes TASKS chills patterns and other
3d. The CAR UOIJSE a 80 pi In' s.
Also brlck Counting House. Warehouse Barn sheds
oseler win all the aprurtenances thereto belonging
ne properly with null schedules may examined at any
tne and terms of sale any other information concerg
the same may be had by applying TO
j. J. STIMSON
RUFUS WATERMAN
Providence, March 4 1850 anu "a'n ME-, 90
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and that carrying it out would do no wrong TO any
other State. Let her then, while she will obey the
Constitution of the United States and observe all its
guaranties-n her attitude of opposition to the furh-
er extension of slavery, be resolute aad immovea-
ble M @a
Massachusetts and Virginia were co-workers to-
gether in that revolution which made the Thirteen
United Colonies free and independent States They
went hand in hand in framing and adopting the Con-
stitutio1 which cemented that glorious Union. The
difference Of opinion which now divides them upon
the agitating subject of the day is deeply to be de-
Plored. trust that no possible state of things will
lead the people of the government of Massachusetts
to forget the respect and courtesy which is due to
towards them language of reproach denunciation.
One of the resolutions of her Legislature herewith
communicated, declares that ''no State has done so
much to form the Union'' as she has done. Heaven
grant that the future historian may not be compelled
TO write that Virginia too, by her acts her infu-
ence, did more to dash that Union to atoms than
any other State. Mounful indeed would the cat
astrophe of dissolution but doubly mournful would
1t be for the historian TO have TO add that the
reason why this ancient Commonwealth-the mother
of Presidents--lent her aid to break up the Union
with her sister States, among whom were the COM
panions of her struggles and her triumphs in the
cause of freedom, was because those companions
would not consent to extend the area of sayery-an
institution, the existence of which made her own
Jefferson say that 'he trembled for his country when
he remembered that God was inst
GEORGE N BRIGGS
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CoNNEcTIcUT. The Wing State Convention Of
Connecticut passed resolutions in favor Of encourage
ing American Labor, and all American Interests,
whether Commercial, Manufacturing or Agrcultural
River and Harbor Improvements education, and
the appropriation of Public Lands for the cause of
Education, with liberal policy in regard TO the APP
preparation Of Lands to actual settlers The Reso-
luton also insist that Congress should Immediately
abolish the slave trade in the District of Columbia ;
that no obligation rests the free States to consent
to the admission of new slave States that the proh-
biton of slavery within those territories where it has
now no existence, is the right and the DUTY of
Congress.
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PATENT HooPs.-A machine has been lately in
vented for making hoops which bids i.ir TO do away
the necessity Of growing hoop poles hereafter Any
tough stralgh-gralned timber will answer the pur
pose II Is first sawn into square strips, the width
desired for the hoop; these strips are next turned
round, Ike hoe handle, and then slit through the
centre Each stick thus makes two half-round hoops,
They are then steamed and bent. Casks hooped
WIN Them, present an exra-neat appearance The
whole work Is done by machinery. Just previous TO
setting them, it Is necessary to wet them in cold wa
TER, a specimen Of these hoops was exhibited at
the late State Agricultural Show at Syracuse.