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with great success In Paris by numerous branches OF
working men The cooks Who commenced with very
small capital were now carrying on business on their
own accoun< with greet advantage and success. He
felt snxous that the shoenskers should do this thing
and especially that they should do it weil few could
Dot attempt IL must b. done by united effort. lie
hoped they would have faith aud more conh-
denoe in themselves and no felt assured that then the
hnppiest success would follow their action Great
Mr. l.. W. RrcKM,S then addressed the meeting, and
urged the proprety Of eectng four trustees out Of
the nine. Of men who friendly to their cause,
though they did not belong to their trade The busi
ness talents and experience OF such men would be
nc, 20 ,nem ana could nos Ds expsStea tnn'
dertnkng could be obtained out OF their own ranks.
The four persons who willing to take upon them-
selves this charge and aid in promoting the object In
viewbe smelioration of tho condition of labor
MIR. ii Greeley. Jno II. Keyser Rev ii. Manning and
Edgar Hicks, OF BrooJyn-the three latter being
tired merchants men experienced in trade, and able
to give the most important advice to tho working
men in the Prosecution of this great undertaking.
The remarks Of Mr.. X. were received with great APP
plause sftcr which liberal collection was taken
to defray tho oxpenses Of the meeting, printing, &c.
whereupon the meeting adjourned.
MrErfSG rIIE JorRsErMgN UpHoLsrEREas or INV
foRI.A large and respectable meeting OF the above
craft met Monday evening at Mechanics Hall in Hester
street. At O'Clock tho chair taken BY Mr..
Hoyt, President OF the Union; Mr. ID Conklin record
ing secretary.
The business of the evening was forthwith entered
upon. and the roll Of member names called over
each one paying being called the entrance fee ~
settled 1T previous meetings according TO the const
tuition Of the Union.
When the business Of the evening. as above had
been through the chairman briefly addressed the
meeting and after congat ulatng them upon the pro-
gross hitherto made md the prospects before them
urged in forcibe terms the necessity and expedency
Of prompt cooperation and union on the part OF all
the members Of the trade. When the Union shall
have enrolled among ts members the great majority
Of the trade they will have il In their power efec
tually to act in such manner as TO establish
their just rights and maintain an observsnce on the
part of the employers OF such lava in tho conduct OF
business and in respect to wages "a would be fsir TO
the journeymen and just to all parties. But until
such cooperation and union Of the majority was es
tabshed II would be premature and futile to attempt
by strike, any amclioratons in the wages OF the
working men. The Chairman concluded his address
by fattering mention Of the services conferred by
the Ner Iork Herald in giving publicity to the recls-
nations and proceedings 81 the journoynen.
A vote Of thanks to the Editor Of the ksr York
Herald was then moved and passed, by acelamation.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Choctsv Cel.stius Pale Alta, L~is ps.,i IA A s...,x
"Ncf
Iysrrooi: Jupitsr iri 1sie - ns'0sns a. ss
Perdlrtop Proydenre = " M Ss
Yerk: Gold Hunter Fnrr boston ~ :" "' "A''
O., Ara xarch .ai-Arr schrs "A ~, ., rx
Adj M.t;ds Woostsr eAsa; Smsi, osat
Te,ls snrs, ,lminr,, nj. ~ S,a "1scn y; .s
dslstis. Anr Raw s.e cIa,t wtesnas haey' rMN-
H. Anvil q pv--x,r 80. A., a. o..
Port na Prince. For 6oston ~ A"' ''"r' 0s~'
-tb-Arr L,,y P,o.act,on min N.u y..l - <,.,-
o.. po.,ar n. "a, Io.s. e,% SssiS senr
isrssssket Kos.o- from iIsvsns for Boss, -.
Raid W r. pstsrs isa arrxss ~ thasa soos "
ror,cdj ''' ''''e'' not TO
vrsseI in mort at n AN 80 '''' ~ Wv" r"ssef' Ne
Lrv,s Del Apr pM--rhs orly aseids.t thai o....x
4, az az rnrs ,rr. tbs s,arn, sn,sI
cadcd wb oysters having Seeu run into by ths sch T
Jnv IsI.i yith eos. which .ss ~ s;.na
yessels were eonsidersnv dsmsrsi 7n ,hs;r un"s
r,,s fy.,a fnr
Frape sco has lust come TO the anchorage bsrE And ts
beym bries are now beating in.
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MARKETS ELsEwmRRE.


Essrcs Ar-ii s-Rrctsrs poars-la shar~- pes,or ara
worcester Railroad % ptAs 81 do rtchiar- Esiiro.i
l@ti dc. Western RAiroad. loi aioh n %. Concord
va .h pas,..s ~ =. ' y. ~ ~ ,",s. ~ Nor-
n',; II do. Northcrn Railrosi tsA stt d Nsreok
Go, nty Railroad, 81 Boston and Maine Rsilrosd o
dividends vermont and Msssehpsets Railroad No Sion
- shares vermont Central Railroad n "a, di,iients
lemoni Central Railroad No l. o. ~ iode %, Sc.s sie
S 20 %. do 5do. od Coiouy RailroAd o. sdo Pi,,s,
~, a. arp,is April 0r,ra Bcars-,s share, P.,n.,
ss sss s',s's H. sS T'S.Sis Ss,,sS Ss lS * 4 so o.
$500 io wv slaeS o. saS. sise issisG s. '9 e 3
N5r,i.,srs Rasssd ~ si, S, Nsr, Ssss ,,"., s
~; Sftto Tcss- Registered Netes s3g rnitea stses
o. ~ ~. s,co sIring Garden s. e .hsrys sasqushsnns
nsnt. III S,rond rosrd.-sssa vilanr,en Rai,osd s.
u slto fittshurHh ts - shares rhiistslrlia Hant
lo 10 o. n'ss,rs ma M.Soss ~ 60 Do d. W.. s5o
west MINING CcnTasy sis stco Gil, g. ioct
DOMESTIC wARkfTS
Pm trTtrut,. April g--The market for eotto,
l. Grin. Tut without much demand. and 90 b,ies
s,.id ~ i2ise. i3tc. fer Upland. on time Por
Net rather siifcr. and coo hbi. sold al 81
S for chipping hrsnd-; choice snd exir. aour sod NJ
So ~ ass - Corn Nssl T. rather move nruly held
~ 81 sta for rennsyivania with reduced stock -
rye rltur = duh ard offered ~ 81 SIS some boiler,
AN more heat i steady II loo snd i0e for Penn.
tyi,snia rod and white. Rye-rcnna brought sac -
Corn- About 500 bushels southern vcllov soid Al
Sc wtight. Oats-PennR held ., GJc Rice 100
eusks sod si 50 yoS pr leo ibs Barley arm AZ 90
with fsles So- a. dull - ssle Provisions Porn soi
oil $40 81. for mess and 50 per bh for prime na~on
srd Lard steady ard firm. Codce VERY dull sugar.
ard Nriasats In demand. and prices bartiy sun
portd vhikry scld al S2Ns &c.
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Peh on the line Long ship New Bedford Of New Bedford
500 sperm sperm whale Alongside and towing smother 90
the ship At Hong Kons. Jan .Oh, Dartsmcuth Of Bed
fcrd 10 sperm. 20 whale 100 bone1hsd shipped the sp
and bone ts London 0th Isaac Rowland do l~sP I'D
had shipped the and 90 VII 70 London Spoke Jan
Is s. 40 ss shp Charles Drew Sedford for raeih
Feb 18Th fat 9S Ion 81 H. schr Pilgrim. Salem for Cniforna
same Baltimore for Buenos Ayres
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pvu.n.,u,,,. .-,a ,s.a
-, apr" o. los"
SoeS"'" h'e'N'"s -ffgh-DeasAs-Se~t 10 ne Penssen-
hsvy, $e.
To n STRANGER with re..on.flv .x.,.., ,,s ., o,,.
s.hA.. -, --.--' - y
~ oo ''is eurso"s' u Walk In " ainut street AZ
that hour when the church goers are slowly vending
their way homevards vou,d rrova both rsfrash,r, nd
.s,oo,sh;, - s, -
S' e. IS 1'.ry sunu"J AFTERNOON oetween the
SrSi IT, "u PA ocioe proviae1 Inc westner Is
menads h, s'us s y, .his iasnionao'e pro-
our ra.,I e. poes,on ~ " ae'es"s,ons rom Asi
msrons r - .oups rs W soy no'hs " = "a
so,th~.r,P | % a.oI ''o Ss"'so ,s'o',s ~
,b',s anu my yamens'n9, my opPo'.uh'y -
Jarsh,as S ~ w ~ ~. -. not .J 1919 ' eos' ,a' Iuu
80; ~ " o"i Aoee eAo'.sit7 onoie'' ous VI oI,s''
,.h;nh ~ ~, 100, 81 S".i ,Sse ss, or" rpss r,p; n,
astt.s,'yy = ~ % .s. III, .. = - ~ . no. ns.S ns ~
.,s .ins 70 .e PaIsien conee.neu oe,"s, "iuN"; anu
,,..s.,.s. ~. @ T i-y 10y =. 49, T.; ~ -. 1. III,
,o -. Z ~ -. 80 ~ IN =" sh ,,, % a,a.san, 49, Ia .ss., ~
.ho-o,,rh,r. ~ s ,h ~ 20. Iii hp ah.ndanat 80 ~,
$780, y, ~, - n,,st !. on :. Pirst d.v
o." ~ ~. , sin al, - - 80 , 80 vostarI.wyy xuoo..
4, s,a.s'.. - e...ar 80 r;v., ,,an,. 10 .h;.h
h;t ana rltais Sers fr.iyuse Renort has IL tb,,
@ @ 80 ~ nis ~, 80 a. In, ' ~ F ~ " ~
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Married.

In this city on Tuesday. April 9th, by his Honor,
Caleb Woodruff. VESSEL s. SMIIH. OF Herricks L. L.,
to ELrrsBrTH H. daughter of Richardson Cornwall, Of
Nanhasset. l.. T.
On Monday afternoon, the sth Of April. at Tri nifty
Church Brooklyn. by the Rev. DR. Lewis, NATHANIEL
SmIrH. Of Horsham. to ENILY JULIA PULLrS, Of Dod-
enham Hall both late OF w oreestershire England
In IT. Marks Church Clerkenwell. London. on the
18th Of March, Mr. GEORGE ii. PoLLooK, Of Boston to
Mia Louisa youngest daughter Of Captain Y. II.
plese ner Of Berlin
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Died,


On Tuesday morning. april 9Th after n long Illness
Of external dropsy of the head WILLIAM NICOLAS son
Of VIM. n and Cornelia L. Smith, aged six months and
twenty mine days
Funeral services at the residence Of his father 2S4
Madison street, this "wednesday morning. at
o'clock TO which the friends and acquaintances OF the
family most respectfully invited To attend with
out further invitation. His remains will be taken to
Piscataway. New Jersey, for interment.
On Tuesday morning April 9th. at haf-past ten
o'clock. CHARLES EDWARD fRAScIs, infant Of John
7. and Priscilla Martin, aged nine months.
The funeral will take place Tomorrow afternoon at
soclcek from their residence, u Livingston street.
Brooklyn.
On Tuesday morning, April 9th, after short illness,
EMrLy wife Of Charles Morgan. in her fit y-ith year
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
TO attend her funeral without further notice, st No
80 Henry street Thursday llth inst at hslfpast
L. n
In New Orleans, March 81 FLoRrScr AprIy. youngest
child Of Caroline A. and Napoleon b. Kneass aged If
teen months
On the 7th April at Emmets sburg, Nd, after short
Illness JAMES kEkRIoAS, Jr, aged thirty years.
At Honolulu. January IL, MsLIs Ku,Moo. relict Of
John Young, and mother to his Excellency KsosI
Ana, Minister Of Interior in her sixtysecond year.
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MARITIME INTELLIGE CR
--------------------
Port Of New York, April 10, 1850.


y = sss.. i%s% nSas .aasa..... si''s
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GN sAVED--THE pg.NCu kNTfpOTF n A
prie, estetpinaior of fii private diseases. ~
etnenitts The rirus sHd purites thr Ioed frst
sic RILEY sud cured In d.ys tre
lathsSe lasts week. srt rery few ftlYfe more
rNer over tie dif.ae D. uriiilitsI
ertsnt fsrfret frfet $50 ard fssurn All ,ss
hes ten tatd Ifice a. STA 81 10 Pul.sn ssrso,. IN
ltv-y err 81 ~ Hta,d stra'. and eye-
tetfe - nr @f ksiison street. No charge hr Tee.
nR EsLfn, AuTnon oF TuE PRACTICAL PAL
~ Nat 1tgstife c.Ctte icurx to IL A M 4 a. y
" tsonesy ese'rtes l-No = grcsaweh streei Tsc-e
She Hrfv IN the eerii,r 20 ~fr ~
sufs ID % ne aud rapidly Of tAe onre II
M iu frst or nc'pisht, its advanced and d.
lfs<ife f;ee slrc n ssuiral dssssc. ffreua
n'a ta'sntaSe. aud very ex.nsise Yractee,l ne o.,
tte sush crtar. sas and radical cure hs 49,
srIie '-ssu fcr sss e sbtalse froa no ,she, 4.
ArLrt.ft - - 49,. ~
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Passengers Arrived.
CAsros-ship Tsibot-B Newton and y Jsqses.
The New York herald., 1850-04-10

J1NrARAIlElKD suCCEss IN CURING PRivArs
" Diseases Seminal Neaknrs., lnpotency fcmsls COM
pant. 49, Dr ns LASEf, 81 lispenArd street near
brosdwsy It's prartee an thte lrsrches "a we'll
the moet extensive psetshe and In Iatsi
hts'.s No mercury used Genuine fsmss Periodical rs
AND Drops. 7I - -
The New York herald., 1850-04-10

EokfthAIts AND NilGs--DE. LARzETrK-s Juno
tor1ia % frrrrssr Fnir prcscrbed ~ an effective
rrtorats IN eas. 81 Deiiiity ipoterry or srrsnn~~-
sna sl - nstur t Is al t6st Ia profs--~e
Great Esstcrstiyc. aud remedy for thc-e
'ne marriei state withrvt ghsrrug u u certain
~. -isH n-.. 'ts Fnera delitty, Rcet weakness ~
he genital oreans nervous affections lercofrho~s A.
inN <retiRs me- .ne is uregu-iled Also certain
hy JiyISSspS 4 ,o"'s "'s
:. . Ihr criy Amsriesn Agents, S5 John street.
~ H--Also in En.tlr. ID Tr.nlnnt Rnr
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DR MORRISON iS CoSfIDENTIALLY CONsULTED
y on Az forms oi private diseases practice OF thirty
years exsbles him " gcrf~sy without mcrcnry
cent cases removed ia l.s days. strieturr-
veakhs.s ho invariably ~urrs. fee See HE
Londet dlplona. IN be oliee. 2Nh fulIen street.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-02
European Taxation.

The Edinburgh Rerie,o contains some
important statements of the movement of
the taxing power in Europe in the last 80
years.
At the close of the great European war
the taxes of Great Britain amounted to four
hundred millions Of dollars annually. They
are now only two hundred and fifty millions
"a reduction of SO per cent. But the prop
erty and population have augmented so
much in that period, that the rate of taxa
ton has been diminished fifty three pei cent
more than one-half. ......
From the peace till the year ls45, Great
Britain has repealed taxes to the amount of
one hundred and eighty-fve millions Of dol
lars, annually sum that exceeds by one
hundred millions the whole revenue of Aus
tria-by eighty-6ve millions Of dollars the
whole revenue Of Russia and by one hun
,dred and thirty millions the whole revenue
of the United States.
On the other hand the expenditure OF
France has risen from two hundred millions
of dollars annually, to three hundred and
fifty millions ; and has, within the last twenty
wears so much exceeded her revenue, that
deficit of two hundred millions of dollars
has been incurred.
In 1915 the exports of domestic produce
from Great Britain amounted to one hundred
and eighty millions--in ls4s to nearly three
hundred millions Of dollars. The registered
tonnage increased from 2,6l6,ooo in 1914
to 1852, 900 in 1913.
These facts do not indicate that decline,
either in the wealth or power Of Great Britain,
which some Of our statesmen have insisted
on so much, H.. ,.. ..r...
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-02
Letter from MI. Venable.
From the Oxford On, c. papers.
[Applause.]


WASHINGTON, June 81, 1850.
SIR: observe in your paper of the 10Th, that
you say of me that in speech delivered In Con-
gress recently, that | go so far as to say, that
should my constituents instruct me to vote for the
Compromise bill, that would unhesitatingly dis
obey the instructions. I do not know from whence
you got the report of my speech; wherever you
obtained it, permit me to say that it is complete
Misrepresentation of my remarks. l am not re-
sponsible for loose reports of my speeches, and
send YOU a number of the Congressional Globe
which contains an accurate and authentic report
of the general tenor Of my observations. | did
say then, and do say now, that even though in
structed to vote for the compromise then or now
before the Senate, that / would resign and not
obey, This have right TO do, and this is the
doctrine not only of my party, but of men
of ordinary discretion of all parties. l consider
the Compromise bill, as reported by the Commit
tee of Thirteen, as degrading to the South, and a
most pusianimous surrender of all that we claim
or that the North ever demanded. Believing
thus, could not vote for the measure. My views
on the Missouri Compromise are imbodled in a
speech delivered by me June LIST, lS4S, which was
distributed among my constituents, which can be
found in the Congressional Globe and Appendix,
i'm the clerk S office at Oxford, and to which refer
YOU. have not changed my opinions on that
subject SINCE and made frequent reference to them
during the canvass last summer, as laid down in
that speech.
Justice demands of you the publication of this
note as well as the extract from the Congressional
Globe of the 4th June, 1850, reporting my re-
marks 10 which you refer.
Your obedient servant;
A. w, VENABLE,
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-02

The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the General
Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the United States took place on Thurs
day, at St, Peters Church, in New York; The
following gentleman graduated, and will be or
dained as deacons at Trinity Church next sun
day: Messrs. Booris, Bedell, Belts, Cady, Cot
fey, Hopkins, Lightbrown, Moore, Moysis
Richters, Rowland. Seymour, Spencer, Thral
Townsend, Travis, webbe, and Williams, Bishop
Nottingham, of Maryland, is to preach the ser
mon, and Bishop Spencer, of Jamaica, IS to take
a part in the services Of the day,
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-02

To- We have heard much from those who
assume to be the organs of the Democracy
IN Virginia, on the ADJUST ent bill before
the Senate. We have now the plea
sure OF publishing the proceedings of the
Democrats Of Richmond, speaking for them
selres. -. T...
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-02

The new Comet will be visible to the naked eye
in few days. 1t was observed at the United
States Observatory in Washington, by Lieuten-
ant Maury, where, on the ID of June, the COM
cts R. A. was l5h. Ism. 52s, and declination 70
deg, 46 minutes, as seconds.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-02

o. The Criminal Court for the District
has been in session two weeks. No cases
of Importance have as yet been disposed Of
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-31
9(n Sp6pepttf0e.
Gnbli6 1T bas re6te MitteI entbs6t pcreen.
Dr. Geo. Is. GREEN'S
9erGduerte SttterS.

Sbcn oits gNittd fno Dem pu6ttum fir bic Scis
luna pen . pspsp Fl an9stcSn prbcn, otsr ollie
babtn bis p snsn 9rrSsn Sdauf osm Srnld bisbsr
nitbt sutprcsn. Stun snbib 1T a6Sr has rrtbts 9Rit:
III srflnorn rutretn, uno guar eurb ben brrdbmttn
Dcstrr 9sor9e 9. Srsen.
DisIs psrmikbts Sittsrs bat ncb ut, uc cs ouf bic
rttS Grt anetrpoubt puroe, fttnsn 3ped ptrblt uno
Gurcu tepsrttiHis NC man dbsrBu9t fdtIts, enb aqs
SRsoyin psr9cttih an9auanet fti.
1itfllbs 1T aus clbsn 9stanotbciltn ;udnlnsn as'
fet, 70 tag iis nbt NUT aGIsn Dem &6rpr teturn sta'
ben tbun fam, frnotrn ornfttcn in alien uno itesn
piuftbtcu Slueen trin9enmuf.
Sa6 oisS tsin Sumbu9 III, tSnntn fb alIt kttft
aGer,uorn penn is bic &botiohs IN Setratt ;isbsn.
oas Dr. GIrssn bic 5ariEs bsr Crten NRduntr IN bsr
lnien bat, ba6 bic 9JsbBn, nit esn btit'n srtcs9 III
aneenanet rpCreen.
b,n llntsrhriebSns aasutsn, olnc au bic Certificate
SiuotIebSn tuereen t6urtr.
gutb, Your9 une 2rsrIer.
gNar, /. ls49. r9ls
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-31
2aufenbe Ne ~.


GintemaI Der Qbtbare s. QrinaFs
Sones QreIioent'H Hibter in ben perfdisee4
men @ourtsu pOn Common Yleas pom brit.
ten 9ri6ts SeSirf. beftebsno aus oea Gouss
ties Sefs, NOrtbomptpn uno eeta, ina
Staat pennfpIuanien. in Eraft feinss 1m-
te5 Yrslioentribter perfbieoener Gourts9
Don Sper uno Serminer une aaaemsinss
9efdn9niB GrIsoieun9 in befagtsn GauEA
ties; uno 9eter 9aaS uno SohH
S, 8ube, Gfqrs., @ebuIfs .8ibter beg
@curten Don Oyer uno Ssrmner uab au9e%
meiner 9efdn9nib @rIeet9un9 fur bic Ri6s
tune Don Saupt. uno aneern 8srbredsu IN
erfaetem 9eba @ountp, ibrsn 8sfebI ca
mid aerihtet boben, werin fie cine Court
pcn Sper uao Ssrminer uno pierteljdbriagY
Sieuns pcu Common 9Isas anberaumeu.
wsIte 9ebaIten wereen fOa in Der Staet
2lQentaun, fur bas @auntp geda, auf ben
1iten WtUntae i'm aTouat 8sbruar,
1850, wcI6es Der 4te Sag bes befaaten
Wcuat5 III, unb peI6e cine gBo6e eaasu
miro.
60 wirb biermit 0ahridt eeeebsn. an
ALE SrierenSribter unb gOnitaseI inasrbaIb
cs5 bciasten @auntps Don esta, baB fIe
ooun unc oafeIbt fib in ei9ener 9erfOn nit
ibrsn 8OuS, &storbs, SnquiiitiOnen uns
@raminatiUnen etnSufineeu baben, Inn ibrsn
Qfidtsn uUr erfa9ter Court abSuwartsu.
De59Ieidben weroen aud ale eieieni9sn.
wsIde 9s9sn @cfan9sne in oem 9sfdnania
os5 @auntps estba olS Rld9er ooer 5euaeu
aubutrstsa bobsn, bena6ri6ti9et, paB is
fi6 alIbOrt unO bafsIblt sinjufinoen babsn.
um ciefeIben su prOfsquiren wie es ibnsa
&ebt cinfen mag.
9e9sbsn untsr meiner Sanb, in Der Stabt
Quentaun, bieien 10ten Sag Sanuar.
i'm Sabr unferS Germ 1850.
SbarIes Sbrie, Sbsrsfis
6jct srbaIte bic &rpubIf.
Sanuar 10, 1850. nabG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-31
9SerbDrsSiffP.

SoI9enoes III cine etfe Der He6tsfdue
weI6ei in Der ndditen Ssbruar Court in &c.
6a Gauntp usrb6rt wereen fouen, aufan.
9enb am MOnta9 ben 4tsn Ssb. 1850.
Ratban eer6 9eeen Sbomas Sh6ner.
GUa eidt 9e9en 9enrp Sellers.
SapICr une Srcd 9e9en gSidert u. @ens
iler.
SapIor unb 8rOf ssasn 8idsrt u. @sns
Jcnatp. 9IaTe gegeH sutauDTao .NrTurHvr,
g8iuiam SreY se9en SoIcmOn 9an9swsr.
Qeter NanS uuo auoere 9esen German
uno Benjamin &upp.
Mi6aeI Saiian unb 9nbsre eesen Ba~
nsmabcr uno So9el.
@barIeS 9. 8uf6's Nueen ssssn SsHrp
9eter.
SObn 9iuinser 9esen Guttariua @um.
bauer.
Natban 9refter 9ssen Sbomas Craig.
&eubsn SOIbrn 9e9en Sac. 9. SsIfri6,
Reuben ,SOIben 9e9en Sac. g. 9efrib.
YbiIip Gerbner 9e9sn SOnas Reie.
SObu Sndu6 uno 1noers aeaen Bsi6,
Ter, Srdmer uno Goldman.
&egbn StefeI 9s9en Silsbmau Wsapsr.
8eubm Stsdsl 9e9en Scfepb @aIp.
Solomon @an9ewer 9egen @m. Craig,
peter &urs 9s9en SOfepb Warffeuer.
gBater .. Suber se9en SObn @asner,
Scbn SOffman sessn SObn Daubsrt.
Gbriliian Sobf uno Qneere 9e9en Sbris
tian Gudenbab.
Seatban NfiIIer, &rDtb,
Snruor 10 nobQ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-31
SefentIt6e 9SenDn.

Quf 9Onnerita9S ren 2lflen Sebruar,
um 10 tlbr SOrmitto9s, 9eoenft Der unter'
,eitnete, auf Ieinrr Souersi in Showbeit'
baQ Sip, 9eba @auntp, fcI9enOe berps9Ii'
tbe Sitter auf 6fentIjtber &enou Su psrfau'
fen, ndmIih
4 S6uffpfertr, wopon eines cine oOrtref'
fibe tra9enbe SotteImdbre 1T, ein 5,peiidb'
tioe5 uno siu 1idbri9e5 SuGen, pferec9c'
f6irr fir 5 pferce, 6 portreffIite Glbe,
mUpcn eini9e BON Der SepOnfdire Urt uno
traeeno fino, Swei einidbri9e Sulen, 10
StIf uCrtreffiae en9ifbe Sdaofe, Gin
uortreffIittr brsitriosri9er a 9feree g8a'
gen, Der an Gate nir9enoswo utertroffen
ipucen fam, Elm anoerer a pfsrce Waaen,
Elm 3 9feroe @a9cn, Swei Saccies, pfh'
9e uno G99en, 8incmubIcn, Srel6mal6l'
ne, uno iberbaupt ale n6tbi9e 8ausrn9e'
rdtbfboftsn Su umitdncIib Su melcen.
Die Seoin9un9en am Serfaufsta9e une
Qufwartun9 pcn
5eiIe 9uau6.
Sanuar "a. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-31
9rO6er
!SOlSs taalO 8ODlertsSOf
IN SUD-SetD

Die ltnttrEbril6Crcn bcnodriht9tn ibre SrctlnSe
unb bo5 4uttum Gterbaupt, CAP iie frrtfcbrCn ptr:
Den, ben cbGn Crluibnn pcIjs II. Scblsnsoc an ocnl
often uno rpchItttannttn Stanhplos in SUp:9Gtbebcn
II, allen mS1IthCn 3prt9Cn 81 tetrcttsn.
DontGor fir tiSbcri9s lutcrftieuHa, brfn fir rurb
pduttibc ltufpartun9 in ibr0n GcIbSt unO libcrots
grcts outb ftrnerbtn enEn SbslIpE SfEntbeu Gunes
ltbaft 81 Crbaltn.
Sie bo6tn tctSnoi9 Cncn 9rcScn unb unG6rrtrcffIi;
den &crratb pcn Youbrl; auf SNno, uno IA iit I'M
Be0rtff iiub, pSbrcno ber tcmmuoCn Sabrtscit rbn.
9efabr | u gRlIcncu SUP % ciGsptns ju psrfrt9tn,
uno baS GonSe i'm 8tcncn ;u pertouftn, prrocu e cs
fir Qaar9dp an Dem Glntaufsprcis perfauftn,- uno
beinab 70 tili9 ouf Credit auf cine tur5s sct
% oe[l6en ibr eopes 9snuhe(a fSaeu e fgn &c n,
Stonoe 8tlI5 tut SSB6uoe fc pctlfd wGnn nbt p1tI:
filtr otS ir9cno Icnt ienlano iu fttlIen.
Sis rpcrrcu c6cufou6 SENT cd fit GSbSubs auf SO:
ftelune, tinnCn turSrr Belt. litfern.
Sbr iSei0cr @rrratb 6sitsbt aus
S9cig YiuC SCrbs, 6emrd SCnssRic9d
GSet6 30. Sutcrtattcn II. Sparrsn
g8dB Yine @lantcn 9GeiGpins u. SWuiss Stin:
Gjtt6 90. beln
03dg pius Stanttjns eattbr
6tmlct 10. gHccrtcrbS
SirTbu:, Yoppds, 0inbsns uno GjhSn Ytantsn
pOppCl: unb 9inbtus @Crps, II. no. II. ~.
GtCnfouS bo6n fis uno rpsrrsn tsltSnSig apf pant
baItIn, cnIn 9rtFEn &Crrotb rrn
StetnfpBlen
totr rt pttbs s 70 lprbtfsiI ais r9cuo Gin onccrrr
;u psrtGuftn, i'm Stonbc itnb.
STAGE unb Stedel.
sdrsSttbltbcm g1ui 81, l849. nqls
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-31
GrnItlt6e grinnerun9.
Sanuar 10.

2lue bieieni9en tpeIbe mob an ben untsr,
Ssi6neten fbulci9 IinO, fei es in osm 9fens
uno 8ledf6mieo' 9efbdft, cber auf ireenS
cine anosre Qrt, iino ernftIi6 auf9efureert
unurShslitb anSurufen unO objubsSablsn I
inpem er Isin @sfbdft aufSussbsn une aus
Der 8c9sno ;u ;isbsu f6 entiblONsn BAT,
Die Grmabnuu0 III ernfbaft, unO bisisni'
een bic cS onssbt wstosn esrisIben boffsnt'
Iib Elm offsne6 Sbr leiben.- Dteisnissn
aber bic bie5 nitbt tbun wsreen banu baIo
erfobren, oa6 fb ibre 8ednun9sn in ben
Sdnosn zines SriseenSribters beflnosn.
2tePbru Burger.
Quentaun, San. 10. a4m