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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
Sic suprcmc GUurt Siiebtcr.

2(m l4tcn NOUember pctfdmmeItsn fid
bic neuermdbIten Gihter Der Suprem Court
Su 9arriSbur9, uuo entibiecen burb bas
Coos, ME Ian9e Elm ieoer Don ibnen oiencn
fOu. Sremiob g. 8Iaf 1898 Sabre unp
in caber fur oiefsn Sermiu 0oupt &tdter.
gQi5 9epi3 so9 6 Sabre, uuO fOl9t 9tiAtsr
8lof aIs Sauptribter i'm 2tmt. s. 9.
8ibfon 500 8 Sabre; 8aItcr 8, 9Owrie
II Sabre, uno &ibarO Coulter Is Sabre.
9ie erfte Q8abI, um Die Stsue mslbs nit
Der SicnnScit cs5 Srrn 8IaG Uocant miro,
au fuucn. fiuoet aIIO Don lester Q8abl uber
5 Sabre itatt unc miro fur oen pOusu 3eit :
raum Don Is Sobrcn 9efuut. Il. +, 10.
9c erGte Sieun9 oieier neuen Gthter'
8ant bsainnt rsn erIltn MOnta9 i'm Secsm:
Der 6u 4bilaoclpbia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
sLnban Sss Inva . GnfssS.

aus elmer Miltcn (g(orttoroIjua) 3ei
tuna crf,ben mir, o06 oalsIbt Elm 9ewiiTer
Or. Sobu &. @arIono Zen Serlutb sematt
BAT, Saua &atfec gu sicbtn, weIhu gut 9e
lun9m iGiu iOu. 9erieIbe fou cem impOr.
tirten an @ute niht nohitcbcn. - Sie
Srdutbe, wOrauf oieier Gaffce 0cwa6Ieu it
rno rit iwCi Sabre alt uno foucn reibIib
Srndt brtn8Cn. sic iino ciuer 8obne
cntIprun9cn, weIhe Der 0cftor ouf bic
n6reIi&e Scjtc feincs Saufc5 pflnjtc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
Die Sretfocutrdaft,-seOtt uuO SillmUrs.


Gine Detroit CMidisan) 3eituns, inosm
fis uOn elmer oaisIbit ob9cbaItcnen Wbt9'
@OnpertiOn Ipribt faat: n0te g Dele
9ateu. Su Der NationaI Convention ernaunt,
iinD iniiruirt fur Sen. Scott ais Gancicat
fur Qreioent Su iiimmcn."
Die uSbippenSbur9 RewS" ii fir Sen.
Seott ais YreIccnts' uno s. 81. unoer:
roob BON 1entudp al5 Sice preIlpentS'
@anoicot berau59efGmmrn.
Der Gs,pisbur9 @bi9" bat fi6 fur
Scott uno s ifon ais ni6Re Gan.
oioatrn fur Yrsiiosnt uuo Stce pre1oent
erfIdrt. - So ou6 Der nMsrter @ountp
8bi9."
Ser nGolumbia (Senncite) Sntcni9n
cer" BAT MiIIaro SiImOre ais Ganoi'
cat fur prciiOent uno S. 6. SOns5 fir
Sice preiiocnt auf9efedt.
Die uSranffOrt C&entufp) Common
msaItb" Ipribt ib oabin aus, coB Sen.
Scott Der pOpuIirits Wanu lei. Den Die
Wbis5 ais @auOipat fir Yrsiiesnt in ca5
Selo brin9en f6nnten. - 0emnn6 muB
9snrp Clap Su @untfen bs5 ,ScIcsn ScOtt
fubIen, inrem Obi9cs SIatt fein Organ it.
Sn Sir9inien baten % 3situnsen bic
8lllmOrs- SLa99e auf9eSC9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
Scufclic!,uciSer.

Die 5oarr:5bur9 nuniOn" beridhtet, ba6
iene Staot mdbreno Den rtiten Sa9en Der
Udsrbau' Uu8ilcuun9 pOu siner &pue be
rutbtieter en9Iiihcr SeutCIitneioer uno Die
be beunrubiQt Wuroe- Der bcruDmts Sim
Wiuiam5, font SI0ppp s. Gjibfon uno orcp
ooer uier ibrer @OnlOrtcn famen frube an.
uno Or. Darlington, Qreloeut Der @6elier
Gauntp Sanf mar ibt erite5 Spfcr; Sur
Surep, Der Stdgmeilter p0n 9tnue @aun
IN, ,wutoe sbenf0u UNI cine 9roee Summe in
@eo unb S6ul SboefommerItbeine be
raubt. Serrn Gratis NiullfItcbr wuroe
um mcbrere bunccrt &balsr beraubt, unc
mcbrers anosre 0errsn perlOrrn ibre ga
ihenbifdcr. bic tIeine Summer in @eo cnt
bieIten. Giner pCu Ger Rote, Qamcns 60.
pel, muree in Der Sifet Siflite ais er in ri
ncr Said tcuberaubuuQ bsgrifTen mar, auf Der
6bat ertappt, uno befiueCt Nlh nun in Dem
0aui5burQ @jsfiu9niB. Seine Crlts 5ra9e
an bic perfOn, welbs ibn Uebaftste, mar,
wie picl 9slo eS erfOroern purce, ibn freD
Su MAIDEN? Sloppp uno 9lb'cn muroen
pou Serrn QetriFtn. pon Centre @auntp
feitoenommRn, uno ME mir perlieben, auf
tbr @brenwort frepgeIolIsn, auf Die Se.
ctnauua, oaB Ge Serrn Surcps @sIo miecer
,urilf aeteu foltCn. Die faubern S6gel
braden ieootb ibr Gbrenwcrt uno 9icn9en
nabWbilaoelpbia, no lle aber fclt9cnommen
,poroen lIno. @ross QnflrGngun9en mercen
irgt aemabt. 9ousI auf Sbeinbur9lhaft
auf frozen Sub Su ftie9en, eomit er cine
befommen mb9c eavcn Su Iau'
fen. (ScIfSf) }
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
SBabnituu unc Nvfuupia1tisfcit.

Gs if fsbr merfmuroi9 oa6 oic1sn RranF'
tejten oOrSu9Sweife Die farbi9e 0ev6Iferung
in unfern freicn Staaten auS9efeet 1T. Sn
Wane fano iih nab Der 3iblun9 Don 1910
Gin 8abniinni9er Ooer MOnoiuhti9sr ftCn
untsr uicrScbn Sarbi9en, ober erit untsr $50
8siBsn, Wdbreno in 9Ouiiana unter 43l0
Sarbi9sn uno unter 1913 @eiben Sin fcl
der &ranfcr mar. Dies it co5 auffausnone
8eifpisI, ober dbnIibe &erbiItnile beigen
iib aud in allen anoern Staaten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

untr cen 8auern9eribf6aftsn, melde
bel Der Qu5iteIiun9 Su Manteiter 9sSeigt
wuroen, bsfano lib aub cine Malbine um
grunobssrsn au5iumahsn. OisfsIbe 1T Die
@rfinonn9 zines 8auer5 Don NsubampIbire
Sic wirc an einsn QBa9sn bsfeiti9t, weIber
cann an oaS Gnce elmer Geibe sebrabt unb
hber oieieIbe binssfabren wiro, nobel iie he
9runobeerrn bann ausmaten, bon Der Gree
i'pariren uno ouf oen @a9sn IaoGn foil
g8as miGo ba5 Hihlte Iein?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
Tlaucr:9aGcH.

60 UisI un5 befannt, 1T untsr Miusrn
Die Sra9c, ob feit Ooer los 9epafte5 Stousr
iib am bsften aufbew abrsn ld6t, nod niht
Sur @sniioe bsfbmibti9t. ga burb eos
Sauermerocn oOn Stauer iibrIib beceutsn:
be Ssrluile uOrfOmmeu, m6tbte nablteben-
oe5 Grperiment rpeltbe5 in Cincinnati 9e
madt wuros, fur SicIe Sntercfle baben.
6r. Il. QrmFron9. felt Iin9sr oI5 jebn
Sobren SIausriufpettcr balclbif fuute i'm
Wai lS4l Elm 6olbbirrd tofe nit SIauer
uno ftcllte es eaun, Cbue peitcr bclOnoers
Sor9faIt oarauf su perwenceu, in lciucm
8aarcnbaufs auf. Gr unter1uhte oaS Slau,
er smeimol bc5 SabrS. fano aber feline Ser
dnoerun9 bis i'm funftsp Sabr, mo e5 an
iien9 etwa5 ranji9 Su 1tme6sn, uno erll i'm
neunten Sdbr nurpe eS fauer; am @noe oe6
pierten Sabrs mar e5 nod pCllfCmmsn gut.
Gine 4robe bapon, weIde furSIib auf Der
Grtbon9s oe;Ciot wurce. bate au6er einsm
stwa5 ran5i9cn uno lauren 8eftmaf, nitt5
beIOncsrs5 uuo bate oa3 Iuslcbeu rpie frifb
9emobten.
Sbieem Grpcrmentc nab Su fbiieBcn,
m6bte oIIo los 9epodteS Slauer fur Idn9e'
re Qufbewabrun9 tauqIhcr fein, ais in Der
qsw0bnIiben @eife bur6 prsfsn 9spodtes.
Bir erinnern unS, frnber mebrmoIS Gtaasn
9eb6rt III boben, eas Slausr bercits i'm Spei
ten Sabre lauer 9eWotoen. SbiQeS III
oaber cine Sabs, weIcbe olIacin9s Die Nuf
merfiamfcit Der MutIer peroient. - CNeu'
traliIf.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

" Der Sauistut9 "GD1One," cine
fisifs 9oFOfofcSc Scitun9, 9bt 5u pcritcbcn, roF
Bubouan Den Stdat YsnniDlpauien flr
QreToent nibt traasn t6uus. Gr bat mcbr
ols baIb rc6t Qbsr cr fanu audi eurd
tsinsn anbtrn eOeofofo sstra9cn mercsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

NSGin 9anSrr g d arm Canal
GCmmiiRcncrs @anciratcn iino bcrrit5 fibCr
eurtb unfers @e9nsr fur ois nitle NObI
UorocftIdasu morosn. Sic Gno in Der
&bdt febrfrhb an Der l(rbcit lbtrocrUmt5'
bunssr it chen icbr QrrB bel ccu 9jrcrt
jsusr Vartci-weit grocer ais Ger 8unfh
fur cas 8ObIcr9cben uniere5 9etjcbtcu pa.
tertanees.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
Gntfernnna Won Der 2pnnc.

gGie pG Stuncsu in mCbl tie Sonne
pOn un5 entftrnt? Man oenfe ib cine @i.
fcnbabn vou Der @roe bis Sur Sonnc. Sen.
oete man nun eiuen Sdu9Iin9 nit eucm @r,
prsB 3uqe ob, Der unaufb6rIib, obne anSu,
baItcn, iIb fOubeme9te uno fcIber9eliaIt
bunoert en9Iiltbe WeiIen in Der Stunoe Su.
rudIe9te, 70 milroe Der Sdu9Iina bum Gna.
ben wereen, Ger &nabe gum Manne berau.
wadfen, Der Mann er9rausn uno iietben.
ODne Die Scnne 9sleten Su babsn. oenn iie
III uber Elm bunoert Sabre pon uns entfcrnt.
8aS aber III eie5 i'm 8srgIsA Su Der @ntr
fernun9 oe3 YIaneten Reptun 3 Biren
Qoam uno Gpa ouf elmer Gifcnbabn oabin
abasrsi6t uno Ie9tcn fiunoIi6 funji9 NlsiIen
Su,uf, 70 bsfinoen ie fib INNER nod aut
Der 9Ieife, ccnn Der Neptun IN mebr aIs
feds tau1cno Sabre pom NEtttcIpuntts uns
fsI5 SOnuenfDfcm5 cntfTnt.
WcwarF.-0 0a5 Gi9cnttum, Iiearnbes
uno prf6nIites, in Ger Staot Rewarf, Neu,
Irrrrp. in all Sl3.072. 400 oIIeflirt. Das
Gigcntbum wcItbe5 oOrti9sn Burger gcb6rt
fam al $20000.000 niecraefcBt wcrren.
Der Staot Sar in uber $4,000. Der
Gauntu-Sar S25 coo, Don wc1cm Newarf
$ll,94O % bejabIt.
DS o &ater, won mas Iebt Tenn Der
Sruter 2" - n@nrum. mcjn &inp 2" -
nGi, NEIL Nu 9cfo9t bait, Oh bittet i'm ind
Sabrcn nibt bGabIt."- n6rou, 9isb bem
Eert Elm paar "SbrFdppcu !"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
Sur Srci GpuucruTrr.

untrr biefer usbrftrift rrSdbIen UirIegO
TO- SIdttsr ibreu 9efsrn, oaB bic @bi95 isBt
uur rrci @cuUern6re in ccr llncn b0btn.
ndmIidj: pon Neu 9)orf, &wmont uuo Sen.
ncfTce nit Der irCniftm 8emerfunq oaB
iie 9lcu WSrf uuo ScnnciIte cenuatit Gem
ofratiiiren uuo ben Nbo5 nur Scrmont ais
Saamen olTtu wurcen.-9iur ldnQiam, ibr
6Cren, oa5 ucbd if niht 10 9rC6 ME ibr
Rub rinbiIcct. 2ie 0biQ5 babCn eincn
@Oupern6r in 8tOriro lie boben in Q&iscon
lin einen erwdblt uuo weroru nibiteu5 in
MaNohufctt5 nod einen mobten, mas baS
baIbe Snteno pOu moht, Cocr Smci mcbr.
ais fie i'm Sribiabr 1910 baucn, oI3 S0ari
icn i'm carauffcI9enrsn Subfe, nit elmer
9rofcn Mcbrbeit ais @rciiccut srpdblt
muroe. So wtro5 mieccr fOmmrn @utu
Saome brinat in Der &c9el rci3IjAe SrUb.
te.-(Gib. Scob)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
SifiiiclIer ScuiuS Uou 9cuuIpiYGuieH.-
1850,

Der Naticnal SntetIi9encer entbilt ben
amtsmdbiacn @eniusberibt pOn Yenniptpn'
nlen fur 1850, Gem mir fOl9enee SntsreiIs
belieenoe 3abIen entrebmen:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
GefthGftionnaem I'M srn gicr. &tneten

SoI9encss ii Die 3abI Der in cen Ser.
Staatsn litb our6 Gle usrfbisrensu 6aupt
beitdfi9uu9cn ee5 9ebn5 Hndbrtncen
perfcncu:
Sur6 innsre Sbifabrt. 33O75
y Sdifobrt ouf Dem Stcan, 56,022
u QeIerntc QrOfcIliOnen, 65.255
u 0auoel, IL 967
- Monufafturen, 29I749
- Q6crbau, 3,7I995I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

" SsBwe9cn, neil 9lihter Gampben
bel Ieeter gSobI 9etCten muroe, miro INNER
nod pCn uniern 9s9nern Elm siemlib bel
bencer &ris9 9efubrt. Oie Sreuncc Suba
mans bsfbuIoiQen Die Ga6Ieuts, oieS 9stban
su baben, uno i'm @e9entbeiI Ia9cn Die Ga6
freunoe, Die 8uhanonlcute bitten es qetbau
Sd rie5 Elm Grieg il, nit cem mir njbts
Su tbun babcn, 70 wUucn mir jet nNts
ntiter bapCn faQen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

Sie @ntbaItfamteit51a IA de BE
9inut mebr uno mebr cine Sadie Der bur.
serIihcn @efce9cbur9 Su merceu. Sn
Wibi9on uno SbiO wsrosn Feline 9iScn5en
mebr srtbeiIt, in Soma uno Maine it Der
9anSe 6anoeI nit beraufbenoen 8etrdnfen
Uerbctsn; in ccn 9eTee9ebcnceu &eIamm'
Gunacn pcn Neu Sompfbire. Ssrmcnt,
MaGd6uietts, Connecticut, SunoiS uno
5nciana III Der 9rgenfano wrni9fcu5 in
ernite grmdaun9 9e5o9sn uno BAT msbr Uecr
wni9er brf6rdnfeuce ScIbIUfs peranla6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

Sames 8ubanan.-llm unfern &c.
fern Su Ssiosn, wie ftbr bunaria oefer 10
Sent S6oeroIit fur bic Qrsiicsntenifeue ii,
mOueu mir nur ermdbnen. CAP cr ben foQe,
nannten tIeinen rSubcIfclien" Coor Souf-
Srolits) nabScbt. 9eocn biIt, uno rnlt
BAIT fur ienr Stcue eIefihcnirt. Dies liebt
wirfIib eanS fIciu fur sincu Wrriirent5.
@anciooteu ou5-aber wsr bat aud is etma5
9rCGeS pcn bm Qcb6rt?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

"8 8enn ibr i'm uu9Iuf frio,
Srfhwciat'5. cie5 it mciu Gutb;
Der Meuib it gut uno Ieibt
Scm-ccr ni4ts n6tbi9 Bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

Sefouomic. -Benn ein Wanu ii6r.
lid 10 bis Is &baIer wertb Sabat rautbt
unO faut uno last feline 3cituna, ole bios
glnen Sbaler oc5 Sabr5 fOfet auStbun, neil
rr nibt nafforoen" fam oicisIbe ;u baltcn
-wiro pon Mantbem SeFCncmie acnaunt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

Weinrio59effdroui6 in einem
81 Orcfauc.- Sine Ncu SampIbrc 3cit.
un9 io9t coB Der 9oupBeu9e Qc0en Die bel
oen @enhpOrtb5, rpeItbe in Mlanhcftcr Der
@rmorcung pcn @arfer on0ctloQt marcn,
ein9elianCeu Bat oa5 CT $50 fur ieiu ab9c'
Icatc5 QaIlbesD 3eu9niB in Scr Sabe cr'
bNlten.
G;ne Some Seu fa0t ein futIidr
QfanSer iri p6Qi9 biureiteno um Sbafc
Su utcrwintcrn, mcun iic 9rbtrl9 pcr Der
li:enqCn gEiiteruu9 bcf6UGt lciCu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

~ Die OcmOFratiicb. ScsiaIiliIbcn
Sldtter in Sranfrcib rInc nit Der &ecs ceS
WonjOtcn 8ONutb 5u SOutbomptOn gar
nibt Sufrieoen. Sic finoen iidb 9etiufdt,
uno ric5 um 70 mebr, oa iie erwartet batten,
CAP &oHutb fib Der GurCpdiib Ssmofroti
fhca Committee anldiefeu wsroe. unp odF
iIe oonn in 3uFunft i'm Stanoe itisu. ole
ibre SrocrS in ben Nom,n Don SoGutb
Georu &ouin uno Wassini ou59ebcn ~
IoTsn. - g8r fno oarubcr nitt 9etdufbt
oenn Qraoe pis5 bctdrft un5 ouf3 Neue in
v's.. S,'NF'S''s'''ss e'''V- StrTn Svttrrr
fincet. Der es ndt fhr n6tbig bilt, aud se.
qen bic GcIiqiCu in 8uuo Su treteu. um osn
86Ifern 5reibcit gu periboffen, ME oits i'm
Uu9emsinsn pie Sobidl Semofrotcu @uro'
rcpas fur uUtbwenci9 Su boltCn itcjneu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

% MorNCn I0I Is. u. WaImtr, pom
Staot Nsu'Worf, fur Die GrmorNun9 fsi,
ne5 8ruoer5 bin9erihtet wsrcen. 0a5
ifirffc 3euoniB, bas man 0e0cn i'm bate.
mar co5 Qeerutte Yapicr mcIbes er aufcas
pulosr feins5 @swsbr5 9efO6en bate, mo-
nit cr i'm erltOB. @5 mar Elm Stuf csS
albany SournaIS, uno eOreipOnoirts nit
euem anoern Stuf, wsIbe5 er 9ebraubt
bate Elm anosres @ewcbr Su IaeCn. QBie
ioncerbar bod MOro Suweilen an Den Sag
eebrabt miro. Qbsr cine fcIbe SDat fann
nidt prIbmie9eu bIfiben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

GiueeoIe S6at. Gin rcictr QFan
ser i'm Staate MiiGlippi, 8. Baldwin, 9ab
nculib olIeu lrinen SFIausu, un9efdbr 10
an Der 3obI, bic Sreibcit, um ite natb Ter
@CICnic Giberia in Nfrifa tlberSulicosIn, no.
gu cr ouBcrocm uab $4,000 00au5Ieer. Seit
feds Sabrcn bate sr eineu Cioeneu 9tbrer
fur iie 9ebaIten, um iic 6upOr 9eb6ri9 unter.
rihtcn ia Ia6en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

Sic SrpcfniE.-Sn mandcn @r9cn
cen pon Soupbin @aunrp bat bic IanQc
caurrnce SrcdniF 9roGe llnbcQuImlihFrit
pcruriatt Sn WjcrIctaun fol- Ger 8af
ierman0rt Isbr 9ro6 fcVn. SicIe Drummer
fino srft6pft, uno rieeni9en, weIbe nod
@afer baben, fino ourb Soften, S6lc6
uno &ic9eI 9cfbert worcen, um aus un9e'
bctene @dlfe plnAenfrrbfn dbiuhaTTCn.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06

faya or Azoroan Cradlcberry Myrtle.
The land is under a high state oi
cultivation. and two crops a year are
raised with ease and vegetable. raised
here excel III quality ard sizc, and on
this account this port is the stopping
place for numerou. Whale Ships W ho
sisi, here for supplies Of fruits and veg.
",ahles. After the crops are gathered
the fields are slightly piowcd with nn
instrument resembling a sharp pointed
log. and the land is then sown with the
common blue luPeuc. This plan, grows
very rapidly. and in abou, three months
having attained sufficient hci ich, 1t is
turned in, and forms cheap aud COM
mon. and at the same time an cilica-
ciouS means Of cnrichng the soil. Ex.
perinents made by the foreign settlers
prove that u constant succession Of crops
throughout the year may be obtained.
(Ead Of Chapter la
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06

,leman Nr. Geo Wing. who checked
her advances by informing her that he
WAS already married aud had large
family. and that l,c had no inclination
nor iigh, 20 dissolve the union. which
world certainly be the eflcc, of accept
ing her proposals.
Miss Nancy replied ,ha, this need not
be the ease tba, l,is marriage contrac,
was only the creation of human laws.
and that I've might break hi, engagement
by pleading the higher law. She then
pu, on Que Of her blandc.i smiles, and
asked Mr.. W. If he would take au ex.
cursion with her TO Buiil'o III, need.
less to say tia, Mr.. W. was proof a.
gains, al her Establishments. Her light
and disreputab'c behavior has given
great pain 10 her best friends. who have
used every endea,o-o5 'eaect her rcfor.
nation. II was proved by the evidence
Of Mr.. John &. Palfrey, that sh" took
no hued to hi, als,ous,icus, but ob,ti-
na,ely persisted in her shameless course.
Another point. urged with great cf-
feet by the dciendant in mitigation Of
damages, was the fact that Miss Free
Soil is slightly tinsed with African blood
and seems TO have strong preference
for culcrci .enilcinen for associates.
1t WA. c.rqnenily and powerfully ar
Gucd to the Jury tha, the disgrace and
calamities OF the plaintiff were wholly
owing to her own wanton behavior, and
did not originate with the defendant;
and after II brief charge hy the Judge,
the case went TO the jury. who. after u
slcri consultation, returned avcrdict Of
one rent damages, llrr plaintiff TO pay
the costs .--.SIlem RegiSier.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06
BRLvirY IN WOMEN.

We a"l N y California papcr. il.o
following Qualification uf a quality va
should hiN, \ ipau al few words
~ very we'll. bm u woman at rcw word,
Is matter open 'or arguments
encountered, to-day. IN ratinc.
sonic three mi,cs distant. among the gold
wa,hcrA. a woman irom san jose. She
was 1t work With u large wooden bowl
ty the side of The sirran. ! asked her
low long she Lad been there. and how
much gold she a,crs; ;sl pqr day. She
replied. three weeks and sr ouncc. 49,
Her rcvly reminded me of an anccloia
OF the la,, Judge, WHO nc, n fitl
returning from market. and as.,el her
how mach did you at for you bd'icr,
and l,ow deep WAS the stream : Up
To the knee and n'ncpcncr.' wa- the re-
ply. Ah' .bcugh, the judge, she Is the
girl for me- nc words l'A there turn
back. prcr"sed, WIS accepted and mar
rlcd the n,At week and more happy
couple The congusnl bonds never unit
ed Tia" nurlial la.ap never wancd'; i,s
rays WEI" steady and clear 10 the last.
Ie who paddle OF aud on fcr seven
years, and arc Al last, rcr!aps,carsisci.
take lesson Of the judge. Tha, up
TO The Knee and nincpencc ; is worth all
the rose letter, and mc!anchoily rhymes
ever pcuncd.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06

fCT A subscriber in Connecticut.
formerly "a resident OF this State, in a
letter RENTING his subscrpiinn to the
Caledoniar. refers as follows to ihe com.
planners 9 ar recently enacted State
Law. in rela;iol to Fu.i,ives
The hue and cry which has been
rails against Vermont, brought to my
mind Vermont incident aud il your
Vermont dc!amers do not like Vermont
Legislation they may let Vermont Leg
islalion alone for il won. hur, them.
a clustering Eaglishman calling fol
dinncr alone, Il, n celebrated Vernon
Hotel, complained most bitterly Of pick
! ie en- the table he did not wan, pickle
he did not ear pickles hc did no, ik'
pickle; and be insisted upon having
pickle removed from the table. Th'
landlord. barker Of Woodstock, iol,
him cooily, " il he did na like pickle
10 lei pickle alone, for pickle wouldn'
hur, him T.
So Sir. If our Southern friends d
not like Vermont Legislation they clr
L., /, alone, for Vermont I.eg..lalio
"voa't hur, them - Ca!edonian.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06
THE OLD BACHELOR.

What n miserable cynic Of an old
bachelor 1t iaust have beon who wrote
the ensuing description Of marriage
He 'cush, 10 be ashamed OF himsef:'
Look at the great mass Of mar.
riases tia, take place over whole
world what poor, contemplate anlrs
they are \ few soft looks, . walk,
Il dance, squeeze Of the hand, u
topping Of the question, a purchasing
oi II ccrtaln number of yards Of
white satin, rinp, l'liuilter, stage
or two in A hired carriage, night in
a country inn, and the whole matter
is over, For five or six weeks two
shccWsh looking persons arc seen
dangling on each others arms, look
ing ut waterfalls. or making morning
calls, and ruzzlin.; winr and cakes :.
then everything falls into the most
inonotonous routine ; the wife sits on
one side Of the hearth, aud the hus-
hand on the other. and little pleasures,
little cares, and little children cradn.
ally gathering round them. This is
what nire.y.ninc out CT orc hnndrca
find 10 be the delights Of matrimony.'
We read tbs moment ago, in thv
sanctum to n youug lady of eigh-
teen, with large, bright cyes, red and
dewey ligs, y matclIcss figure
GoetIrcy trayon writes, Just bursting
from her bodlce she says she
thinks it 'atrocious,' aud the man whu
wrote j. a very great fool " lf the
writer could have scen orr fcir friend
when she said this, VIC believe that
that would have been his opinion also.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06
TO MAKE rLlMTREES BEAR.

Mr.. u. q. Sioidarl Of Wai,s6old
VI. inquiries hox he shall make his
llum trees bear. lie has trees that
have blosscmcd Cor tea wears. but
they have borne ~ fruit In many
cases. plum t,ecs which had perfected
no fruit. were rendered productive by
putting salt around them. sal, is az
excellent manure for plums. and il,
sometimes renders barren trees pro.
life.
Bnt the filurc of plums il chiefly
owing to ,Nrir hcing s,ung hv the
curculio. (sec Vol. I. i. i"i) from
a shor. time after blossomin. until
the plums are half grown Of larger.
This work is done So Suddenly and
when the rlnms are small, that many
cul,iya,ors think that the fruit has not
set.
The little beetle makes her crescent
shapcd marks on the llup,, Laws her
cg., IN the wound, which soon hatchcs,
and the larya eats through the fruit
which soon falls. and the insect dis.
appears in the ground.
The application Of salt late in tic
fall or carly in the spring, anl SOME
tines any time before the hlossominr
of the trees, viii frequently prevent
the effects Of the curculip. bu. it is
not always sure, and some persons of.
ten re ort to th, sure remedy Of jar.
ring the insects oft on cloths. aud
gathering and destroying. Thi. is
much labor. Some save their irui,
from the dcrrcdations Of this insect
by smoking the trees.
Apply salt to the surface and dig It
in lightly. Spread it over the ground
as far as the branches Of the tree ex-
tend, and apply from Pint to two or
three quarts to Il tree. according to
Its size. one or two quarts to trccs
Of medal size. or ahou, half peck
to square rod of land.
We have prescribed this coniircnt
! for nnrroductivc trees. and have seen
excellent effects from its use for scy.
cral years in succession. y gardener
had some iino plum trees in piece
Of asparagus, but be had no fruit
though the trees were large enough
to bear. TO improve his sspara gus
he manurel it libcrally with dock
mud, and after that time he had good
plums: which was doubtless owing to
tine salt mud. But our readers will
doubtless consider that we do not re
commend salt as an infallblc remedy
for unprodnctivc plum trees, but a
an agent that is often effective. "
L. Farmer.
We have tried salt for plum trees
and found that in every case wher'
the salt Was in sufficient quantity t,
materially increase the crop Of fruit
that the tree was injured the follow
ing year. When the salt and line
mixture is added, the tree contiunei
TO flourish with equal vigor. - TIN
, W0,kinJ FGri2rr.