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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
Sharon.

The Following are the Delegates to the several Whig Conventions from Sharon:
 Congreasionol.--Charles Sears. Wm. Everett. John D. Lowell. Elmore Everett. County.--George D Goodwin. George H. Lee, Richard Smith, Augustus 3. Gray.
 Senatoridl.-Ansel Sterling, Samuel Roberts, Andrew Lake, Ph flo Hamlin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

in the shape of document of some six thousand EoIiOs. Judge Duef inspected the prodigy of plsudine. and then gpnvely sug- gesisd that it had by all means better be sent to the Worlds Fair as a specimen of American industry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

70 pNsnMl htvmsntaiien. nFa.
 Veni C,aGR, WlMe e neeE. ltDm lssmeailna, add a Amsllanaatlly efanlphile ef llme, CT bFnIkfd aiHslaIa seed, 1baFieen eHaeee e one nunes ol cloves. sad add Q lhe llqnlA shes nFel pal iaie lhs eAaks The asllola lo hs usAd is aalpAslSs ed nslsalpA'Asa C lima,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

CoScREss. n Nothing of importance was done in either House on Friday. A correspondent asks us. from the country, why don't you give us more interesting C ongress news 2 We answer our friend that nothing would give us greater plea sure-- but we cannot make bricks with out straw Register.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

4 Dpt4gs ofke --'rhe E.ass l.lVes. between tiavesaHs'a leland and ihe slly. saa ragnnlels. was so thlek that sevsssl af IhS slaaps wers naabls Co seaeh lAe whaFvos, end were eam. pailaA e lead their passsAsefs npen li. Whe iss1s thtlg Wss ia psllssa siisiy le lssss AFma
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
MASSACHUSETTS.

The Boston Atlas of last week, contains the otiicial vote for members of Congress. al the election held on the 2O,h of January, in the several Districts where there had pre>
 viously been no choice. The results are as fcllows-
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

In pulling down the walls of the old St. Johns Church at Limerick. large cannon ball was found imhedded in the mortar. It is thought to be a twenty four pounder fired by Cromwell's army during the ssige. as that was the precise spot against which he directed his main attack. r
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

CATHOLIC CRuRcm-We understand that the Bishop of this District. yOsler. dAy confirmed 05a persona. 70 of whom were eonverls, aad 'anaeHg them, Rev. Elwafd ]. lVos, who formerly preached ln EAsi Haven, and aflsTwagas ln Ails eord.-negisbsp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
BaEbarOus outrage upon an IdlOt Ke-

A few weeks since an individual in Ghent, Carroll county, Ky, purchased three negrOes--R mother and her two children--One of the latter, a girl some eight or nine years of age, being an idiot. In consideration of hts taking the idiot child of the hand of the former owner he got the mother and the other child at avery low price. s The child was given into the hands of an old negro wUInan lH q cabin, some distnnce troaI the owners residence, to be taken care of. Having Occasion, however, for tue services of the old woman about his pr-nIIses, llIe idiot was lett in the cabin ulone. Finding 1t great burden, he offer td io give any Vne who would take it hun dreui d9ilsTS. Fg a sA#
 This offer was promptly accepted by n man standing by, who in his turn, offered titly dollars to any one who would take it from hin. The offer was accepted by a thlrd person, who immediately offered twenty-five dollars to any one to take it on the cOndlriOns which he had done. A cus> toner was not long wanting-tIie bargain was struck, and the twenty i1ve dosltrs was paid. a n. h@
 The fellow into whose hands the idiot last fell, in company with another, proceed ed to the cabin, sOins two miles distant, on a cold, frosty morning. took tiIe child out almost naked and bare. footed, and droye it before them almost the whole disadce-her feet covered with blood from having been cut by the had frosty ground. "a'+
 i'le monsters took ti,e child to flat or store b"at, lying up tlere, aud for while amused themselves by placing her on a hot stove, with her bare feet, burning them most horribly. and by lighting pieces of pa- per and applying them tp different parts of her body. The owner of the boat co,n,ng in. ordered the fellows tn leave his premis- es. which they did.
 Ore of the rascals then procured skiH put the child into it and proceeded down the river. tle shortly after returned with out the child; and upon being asked what he had done with ii, refused to give any satisfaction. A 6al boat coming along in the course of a few hours. he jumped into 1t. and has not since been heard of. The child was doubtless. drowned, or left upon the bank of the river to die. ~ @s'"
 The affair has creaied considerable feel- ing among the community n which it took place, and the individual who purchased the fi,lniiy Is greatly distres cd. He doubtless offered and pad the $l00 in good faith, be- lieving it would he amply sufficient com pensation for the trouble of taxing care of the idiot. He has "ffered reward for the recovery of the child. It is to be hoped that the villains concerned in to,turing and making away with the idiot will be arrested and severely punished.
 P. S.-Since the above was written, we find n paragraph in the Madison Banner, in which it is said tllnt a fellow named Ross, alias Crawford. has been arrested at Madi. son, supposed to be the scoundrel who took the girl of in the skifT. He is now in iail In that city New Albany, (Ia.) Ledger.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

nA.m .op paopHaFg, sfho large and e1sranl nansIon of Nathan nnllsh' k.qI e oasser aiFoAt. NAs bel1 Al ano!lon vsssn.zsv forenoon. ~ rslts isF below |z EIs2| est ed mueh under W hal - assagnllR eoAaIdeEod lla real Nalne. eaa 1sles hslaa nniB 8I 300, The pnFs eAs1,s ma1 'It EI.s'4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

I wish you wanld ao. smoks cigars said plamp biaOk.eysd girl to heF lover. 'Way not smoke as we'll as we'll as your chimney 2 Because. chlm- nrys don'l smoke when they arc in gOOd order lie has quit
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

The Nlfs ls the sHA of the s0elal sys, lsnl. sunlAgs she AsllAels. lAers IA noLla. ing l0 keep heavy bodies. lIkv husbands, fFam AylnR of lnIo spaee. --klosloA kA, uesli0Glee, e M Mss4Hs ft
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

Az EpEToR aA A FIx.--An odIloF h Woslegn Naw Yoik ls lnA had fx He dnnnod . snbUeFlbei loF lls snbieflpllUD. whleh Dc Tofased e pAy, and lffealens e Q aag ths sdIleE C hs slepbed ths
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

p-The democratic Congressiona! Con . vention for this district, meets al Brcok6eld on the 26ih inst. ,.... .-+
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

Go-Hon. Abbot Lawrence and T. Bige. low Lawrence, were visiting Lord Ashburn> ham at the last dates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
LITCHFIELDENQtJIRER.
ETVcHFIELD. Fsh. So. 1851.
Whig state Ticket,

eE aCE -la&n ,E7
 For GsVeTn0r, LAFAYETTE s. FOSTER, EI -E of Norwich. aH gr
 Lieut.. GovernOr, GREEN KENDRICK, of Waterbury.
 Eeevet0'y ef Stale, ROGER H. MILLS, of New Hartford m Treasurer, THOMAS CLARKE, of Coventry. Controller, ., sELAH STRONG, of Milford.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Sin bic funncn .,2Gbfes."

0ac. gQi5 fagtinibren an iunes Sraaen
Simmst gsti6teten SorIcfungen:
,,Wcins blbfbsn, lisben Glsinen, ibr past
eben 70 msni9 fir bic gbs, wie Elm iunass
Sdbnbsn Sur SeauffI6lisun9 siusr SamiIis
UOn uierSebn Gn6IsiH. I'm bic Babr
belt Su fa9sn, msine Itebsn Wio6sn, ibr
bsthrft, i'm Guslmsinsn oeia9t nsb Srsibsit
un0 nrni8er F0fbionotIe SurudbaituuQ {;
metr &uhe uuo Wsujsu VarIOr; mebr
9snbswe9un9 uno peni9er Sofa mebr
Observation-Disclosures uno psniaer piano {;
mebr Sfsnbsit uno ,peui9sr Usrifsuts Ser
fbdmtbtit msbr Srubftl6 uno psni9sr
Sintertbsil. SD Iisbe bo5 muntsrs bsudu
9iae, rOfenwanai9s, UOubrUili9e, Isbsncise
Mdoel, ca5 Strlmpfs fItfen Fam, feline
eeenen 86de madt, untersieber an55snett,
Elm Re9imsnt S6pfe uno &siIeI tcmmanoirt'
bic Gnbs meItt, bic Stbwctns futtsrt, Solj
fpaItst uno cine mioe Gnts 70 gut ftleBt,
ME Die 9er5O9in pou Wanborou9b, Ooer
Gle &on9tn BON Sponien. Qber NIT eurem
i6mattsnoen, wsSpcnledbti9sn, mufIfmor
benosn, cmanuerftbtinqenDeu 30dbtsru Der
lRcce uno oe5 Nhiii99auqes, nit Gu
rsn fbpinolubtbsirbItsn S6nBen, feicencn
Shumpfen unb @ottunun!erIaoeu tauqt i5r
oI5 bic fhnftiesn Msibn unb @uttfr eus,
forts rihtS."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Ser 8bilabsIpbta
SUIT S @apPel1ftObr.

Graveift biefe Metbooe. ftinsn Srsunoen
lino oem WubItum uberbaupt befannt 5u
MAIDEN, eas. r iitb fosbsn fur ben 9ut'
unb Rapperbano e | stabtirt Bat. in Der
Snmilton Stra5e in Allentown, cine Sbure
unterbaIb benz Reupote Stobr. wUfsIbt CT
beifdnoi9 auf 9eno baIten miro,
Gin 0userIefencs Sorttment
Der mobieffsn Gitu StpIs ucn 5hteu uue
Rappen, bsfcbeno aus MlUsstin. Geics.
8saUer. Nutrin. fur Gufiia, 9rufb unb
allen Grten ron @onbuten - Sin aroBsS
Sortiment Don i d enen uno q q lirten
9appPn-nsbit elmer bsrrlibsn 4uswabE
bon 9 SOmmerbitsn, oIS paEmIeof, ee9r
born, banana, u. f. 10.
aIs neusr Qnfiuaer bat rr iib cntfdICfIen
feline Shts on 9srin9en @rcfttsu Su pertau'
fen uno bicfsIbsu suwarrantirsn bd6 iie iino
fir mas fie ou59sseben werosn, wOourb sr
fit elmer Iibsratsn &unofbaft wureio su
maiden bcfFr.-94er etmas aus fsinem SADIE
brautbt, miro es 81 fsinrm SntrsiIe finren,
rpenn er BEL ibm auruft, cbs sr fonfmo fault.
GQsutomn, Qpril IL. 1851. No
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
III etee Dret)ereG
in allentown
Ia b,r gHan Straee, untetbalb GI. 8. Srter s5tcbr
- .....iit.- at..a

ia bar gSitIian StroGc uutsrbab G. 8. 3ctersGtctr
uRo sssendber Yres, Gutb uno Co.'S SIrbr.
Der unterf6risbene mabt bierourh a(Ieu
Sptben bic Sreberarbeit uOn tr9eno elmer
Hrf in 9OIJ Gifen, Refiin9, GIfenbein,
9no6en, etc. setbau bu buben whnf6en.
DE dn5ei9e, bas er nun bersit 1T am Obi9sn
Stantploe ale 9efsluusen nit prOmpt
bsit 5u erfhusn. - 8auIeute, WeIde Nuel
pfoiisn (oeer SpinosIn) uno 8atriilrS fur
Sreppen9dn9e braubeu, wurosu mobI tbun
bsitbm anjurufsn. n.-@ @a9eu Rabsn wsr
Fgn auf bic fiirbsfie Qnjei9e uno all biui9en
greifen 9sorebt. .-Qu6 wercsu beftduet9 ouf
banc 9sboIteu, Elm 9ro6eS I6ortsment Ucu
8sttpfoltcn uuo 8 it'd b sinen- uno
iles utt fetue Qtbct in gifsnbeiu, 8noben,
stc. piroiusri6tet.-MuftPaItfb be 8 n
Rrumente meroen duf Gle pOrSugIibfeWs
le aussebeifert uu6 ueus auf Beteuun9 &C.
mabt.-Qus Grbsit miro rparrautiyt.
Btatsbus zimmerman.
lprtI IL. 1851. nq3Wl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
@sbsr'S gDsr'S uns S6maud's Stutlbc
aSOte1hliOer,

gSEbfr9 SDer 8 tn3 SUWauu > S'"'lD'
9SCtcr'5!tDec,
Ionie 6 Vrrfhiecme Nrtsn Gn9Iifhe WaGf
tuher. - 9utbeif;bs, 8emetnlbaftitde
uub ancere 8eutfte uno GnalifJe @s'
fan9batsr. =,
Gin oTcseS Ufortsmsut Stdne TetOHnt unc
8etcro Sahsr.
Sbreib- uno pafpapier in 9rcBer Au5pabl'
100 uuf6ieesne Qrtsn Don 2SanspGPtcr,
Seulierpapier, SsusbcarepOpisr etc.
@clos, Stabl. umb @insfeesrn in Der er6B
ten 4uswebI-fOwie aud 9c!pers, SIeI'
fsbern, etc.
2otbe, fhwdrle unO blaus S6rebiintt-
S6rsibfano, SanebOrsn, GintfpfdiIsr,
u. f. IL.
20 usrfbisbsne Gttcn @risfumfdiigs (Gn
usIOpsS.)
Gin arOses QfOrtemsnt pon dIlsu Qrtsr
perfi imeris n, (8obIssrhbsn, etc)
Cine prabtpetls unc Uefbieeenarti9e aus
wabl von Seemuf6eln.
20 perftiseGue Qrtsr pen 9c6etbu5Grn,
Yert Mcnies. etc.
Ga anoeartcn Uen alien Stdatsn Der
Union - 9rcse Iortsn auf' 9OatrS -
ShulMdpS, etc.
SeebS, 9Ono 8. SrisStnSrittsr' unb GCn
ffobler. gIdnts, etc.
Que Irtcu o iloer une 8iIcufrdbnIs.
3abnputper, Sabnburiien, IL. f. NJ, IL. f. 10.
Sbier, uno ned unsdb!i9e anerre artiscl
wsrosn mir nit 8sr9nugsu allen Qnfprs6
enoen stieen uno eisbbatuu gang prbIf'iI
perfaufsu.
GtobrbdIter uno GrGner ftunsn
nit iraeno ensm NrtifeI in unfsrm @efhGft
an een nieecrfsn @boIefals (@rCbuerFauD
Qreifen ucrfeten wereeH.
6utb, gIouu9 s. SrcTler.
Qlentaun, Qpril IL, 1851.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
g Ndhri6t

Na6rt6t
wirb birm;t ae9cbeu eaB bic tiuterSsib'r
nstsn al6 GrctutOrsn Don Der SinterIaBen.
ftaft ccS reriiOrbenen s 0 bn SC nj m e.,
rer, Isetbin bon geOer. Musuneie Sauu,
fdip geha Gount9, anasfeIIt wOrbsu iino..
- 4ue bicieui9Fn babrr neIbe nod ani
tsfaste SinlsrIaHsnTbaft ftbuIeia Inp; per.
Den hismit riudt. innetbalb g QBodten bst
sinem Der untsrSst6neten ansurufen uuo'
obBubsSabIeu - uno ale SCIthe, bic ncdD
Solenunqcn an ptsislbe babeu, fnb sbtnfaus,
asbetsn tbre 8ednun9gn iuuerbal6 Der be-
fa9:sn Srit cinJuttinaen an
gror1e &cmuterer,,
toeurb &cmuterer,
Spbu &cmGercr, IL.
Gprtl IL. na6nu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
. 4 c Z Il.

Yreis Dir. @utcr! Nesuf5bbsit triumpbtrs !
G'Ctt rS9Isret Seinsn @onosrtob.
SVatbt uuo Slstet fIiebsn ocr Der Scnns,
lIno bic Babrbeit fisiset aus Dem Grabl
pin9cicbut am unfrubtbareu Stlltu
9lidct ibr Der aueebt oes Srrthuns nab.
Die jertrst'us Stauee JTbt i'm etaube
limb utroirbt an ibrsr Sisnsu Shmadb
Yrcis biz. @atcr Gro uuo bimmd iautbSt!
5initsrnig uuo 9rsbsit Iino UsrbSbnt "
SiCus Ssmpd iftr;st in 8uiusu,
limb ecr lIeberrutnoer tpiro 9CtrSut!-
Giebc. neues ee6en pedt bic Groe,
Di, Slatur erpodlt in ibrsr Gruft;
g9as Osrmu9 oes gRiutsrs lbwere 8dte,
a8Gnn biz Scnus Ts yir Sreibctt ruff
co eurbtribt Die g4obrbsit Shtcg uno Sis9d
lIuc vsrISbt eas toNs SsINsn9rat;
60 erps6t Die Wsnfbbit aus oeal 2raums
uuo cr9rctft ben nsusu Mouosrllat.
prsis Dir, 8otsrl bstns aIuudt No. Ftst
limb bic blinoe NRenf6nIbuur Jsrftdubt,
g3ie elm @sttcritrabl aus bsinem bimmd
gIotbt uno @clttnsausrindnOer trsibt.
SefuS Ghriilus fdmin9t bic Sis9esfubuc
Sen Dem Iuban9 bis gum @iIoEraana
SSGe, rsins Tlamme III 9ee6mrfst
Sch, NO III osiu frt,Ir Sie9slcau91
g0SroerSru6cu percEn SriSosnstsnpa
lluo bic Ssfd oer 8sruunft grbrttbt
aus ben Gjra6,ru n'rosu 8rfnbasd,
llno bic glabt psylpauoCtt fb in eitbL
GBeun bic Scnns mic Gin Slstp S:rattst
GRsun osr Sann etr @Sttsnubr ptrriuHs--
prcis Dir, 9otIr ocius Gnacs wattst,
Define @dte pabrt ouf 6inoesttno.
Du Gift srpja, erpis Gctt csr eit6s;
9sius NRsnfbbsit tpiro niht urter9etn-
oag uus frsuOie fdr ris @obrbsit sinpfu.
lluo in 8anpf ouf Die @cImouus fbn!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
MtQersfQult Erupr!
SremDeS S6fDettt.

A Cine fremos5 Ruttaf6mein
49, befinbst fi5 f6On felt Swei
sAssszESsss WOdsn bel osn S6meinen Dee
untafbrsbensn, in ROrowbsitbau Baum
fbip, eeba @auntp, wOfsIbf ts Der re6t
md5ise Gisnsr ssssn Griiottune Der unFO
iter obbOlsn fann.
Wli6del Sentnel.
dpril II, 1881. "3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Nprtt II.
9NDthentlthe 9srteRilfe.

Gin @er,ticbnig Ter grisft melhe bis gum Dicn
flag abeno auic be9snY Defiant jessu ssbIisbsn ne.
Coleman gus. Il. g. SuroiA, gHilian, SD. Sc:
mas Ssrs, g3ttbeInira gseol, 9Qatbsrp Seai, 6. 9.
8torn, Gborlrs Ylaotr, g11rs. 6. 8nntsr, Gtja BCl
lina, Sapio 9riurr, Gbup. .. 81 GbyiiL Sanlcs Gra
Der @iq, Gbtro. ScFtp6 5uts, gRrs. aaua Daubsrt,
Daniel Gbrith, Tlar0 6. Gdtrt. S6cmos Sauit ?, g.
Sauif, Scbu SalLsn, II. SrcpmulItr Sbomas @insnScr
SRigiam Setter, 5bcmo5 Gonacotre, g9iuiam Gero,
5Scr9e gcugtrr, Oanid @aamGr, Scbn G5p.S, N1au
Gjan9epcre, 9lr5. g. Gan9ro;re, mrs Sbtrtil btrf
N. .. Sf. .pon9au, Daniel piGisas, srilpb 6tdSr,
SsfTt ptdsr, 99iuiarl bubtr, SQr btthttd, Stspben
pulrt 6. paua;hEr, SIR. Sa.ebD, sJeario Stnmerer,
Gcfina 6scn, acain Subrs, Sames Sttper, gIatbtn
8smmErsr, larcn 9ihine, penrr Grd, Gscras SspnSr,
I. 6rauF, Srantin 8aufman, Sa:cb 2. ecr9, pltcr
eaneis, YGtsr ems6trasr Soas etois g. Gbartts eesu
6srsSr, 8. esysrs, 9non eippns, Srbu eadsc Sebsia
aeibcHipT9cr, Daniel IRrbr, Scbn SPiIer ,. N2sre
(Inusr) Satcb SQi(Isr, Gbarlcs Glccs Qbroban g1si
barb, QS. D. glElrn 2. Gbparo gttUbare, ecbn Stt 3
dnorsrp parfcn, Charles Susr, @tcrae S1eS, D. Rit
ter. s. 6. SRt;hcro, Daniel Sitttr, SCbu e. Rbcoos.
Oefrs ReuIuitb uno 9'cinbaro, &. Siyinharp IT.,
!. Gtatttr, Goiporo SbySitIr, G9arp r. 5EifEu,
5rtn SecEnipinnsr, Schu SIufmou. Samud 9ticsr,
01atban SbaFir, Salcmcn Shroa6, Gtcrae 8tliuman,
:. Gbmiof, Gatbarina Sbmlot. 9ar5srt Sbcmp on,
GGga6st5 Srora esrps 6. g9ietsr, Npr, 1ctf, Ganil
gcuna. y, 5is1,nfug.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
9lpDeolz y1d6ri6t.


sufti9s oerihisosnsr atttn Der QFtmt!o tils Staos
in 9Sjae auf .Gauntp 91arSn uno Sttusrn" ae6su mir
bic llnterfhretGusn, GcnnnifFtncrs ser eCHa Gduntp
hercurb NaabriCht an r!s terberen Gimpctnr. bic
Gi9ncr uno a9tutsn c,n tie9snotm uno psri5ni6sm
8srnSasn tarbor fdr Staots: uno 9ouutesDGds. bas
IppSets acbaltln gptrtln in esr Gcnmifcntrs.9rts,
ute in GIsntaun fir btu slussn oLIrr nttreiIrtn Ser:
icnCn in Zen osrhtsosntu gaaros uno Saunfbi2s ess
Gauutps, rois fttst
Sdr ben 0ler0s uno Sder1aro ssr Gtaet Iisntaun
uuo ras Eaunfbip gortbamptrn, auf Dispass Den ttn
IlGi nSthitsns;
Sdr bic Saunfhips panottr, S6srIouicn, SGrrnil.
foro, SaI5urs, Sderobsitbau uno g!crowtstbaG, cuf
NRittpcths ben 7yEn GRat; uno
Sdr bic IouuIbtps ron Sttrnotursir. s7isSermo.
:uu9tf, Metgcnbrro, etrobl, oetoSlber9 g2afd1necu
uuo epnu, auf GonHrritass Den stn NQo;.
IN ben nGrIithSu SaSlu uno Srt rpcroen bic Gem:
nnicnsrs psrfsaSIts @trf&lSes fir eis Ginhurntuue
olr Saats uub GaunctarIn oSs eeatnTpartissR Sabrs
annsbmsn. in ctnen pstcib aucb Die Sdrssu bcnannt
isin mdheu Die Gcmniicucrs psrrsn fb itoctb
nbt unbtttnat ouf ben nisosrtn 8ietsr bcfbr6ntsn.
fcnosrn auf Denisnie, bcn 1niilIlune tbnsu fit bic
S6rcsruua Der SntSrs7rn oss Gauatcs uno fsnes Di:
itritt5 am essi9naftGu idbstnt.
Bsniomiu Srsinis,
Samuel &naue,
Deter Gn9slman.
GemnrifFbners oon SODA Geurto.
1ttsf--3. D2. Sine, Gkrs
Irril IT, 1881, a93m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Ole 81 drfte.
StlcntaMuer WSarftpreiIc.
Gnftnn NHnrffprriie.

Tlaurr, 4 75-gBaiEn. 90--%t9ocn, 73-gnctfb.
fern, 5S-paftr, 40-Stahsioumcn, l 12-5ltrslaa.
men, 5 0O-SimrtbrlaGmsn, 3 20 - 8uttsr, Is -
@ier. ll-ShrplinsfIGi 6--lGbjsttp. 26-Stdcrpa
bctS O0-Gibrbrla O0-G5pps, 4 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
ST.. 81. Sewaltt
z ZaDre>0r7f
QIugutoun Y1.

Or. Dswalt whuftbt ahtunaSoeu eiS
1ufmHtfomfsit Sss QubIiFums auf Die Sedt'
iate ~ lsnsen, oa6 sr Gd bteiteno in Der
gtoot Qllcntauu niecerssIaHsn bot uno bic
trt NiI1n bic i'm nit ibrr CUNT beebren
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wenn por8eSc9sn. in Der BObnuu9 Der Pa:
ttenten. Seinr Sfiice finost man I'm 9aule'
ocS 6ru. @cOrae 8tiiel. 9amtIton SLTase.
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gin Die,
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ben 7ttn lpril 1549.--
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ettd Gaunh fr9ruoe In9ats rcs Sclaus bstdun ben:
Gin iepr Dtrst nnrrbaIb ets Gauptps esebu fdr eas
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eurtb tsIaa,e 1tte staubtsn dbriIsn @trrpilt9un9
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tauf auf 6ouo bait Gin 70 oCGas uno bEnGs cttmrnt
ron llbrGn uO 5uptrp, als an otn msitin eooIn
in N1ructrs uuo pbaoSpbtl ftaei uno 9rSesr ots ot
anotrn llbrmohsr uno Stvctitr 9dotu in bitltr Sacr
mIammtu-b.ltsbtno ttdlrpSis aus
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Safubrsn. bic jest Su finoen fino, uno
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rem, Don alien @r66en, Qrtn uuo Wposn.
goloeur, iiberne uno an6Ge ubrPsttsn.- -
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lions, nebif elmer 9rCssn QuswabI Don
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fen Qrtsn-uno tbsrbaupt ieesr 1rt Sc
melrD, tie su treffeu III.
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tis in Ten 9rS5tln SanoAsbauFrn Der Secit&ctn pts'
tauft asTen.
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3cracbt uuo ruIrfhen eobr bic Nufmttdmssit eSs
pubIttums oarauf gu lsut3u. Ruft an in un,fru.
@uhiicbr c6rbaI6 Gem RtpQcrt Stcbr. une ibt fdr
Gu6 ftttf.
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piGcten 3 uno 400
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uno 8 c 4 mrntC
pcn ouIen 9r6Beu
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bauc.
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1Iours uuo Gjctrnioel1yreifc.

Sclosnrts morn bic prds pcn Slaur, SRai,su,
QBstitbteu uno oafsr an clScnben gtassn, rat5 pcn
Is+t9rhaltpnen OSsrithfeu
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-05-20

taken in this city for several years, but their cost
has denied than anything like general circuIa-
ton. Their value. however, il fully appreciated
by the whole profession, who, have doubt,
will hasten to avail themselves of the opportunity
Of possessing themselves Of the republication Of
Messrs. Little & Brown, which can be had at less
than one-fifth the expense of the original works.
From the Boston Courier.
The enterprising publishers have here presented
to the legal profession, as we judge, long felt
desideratuHn-a prompt, cheap, and comprehensive
series of reports of all the decisions of all the Eng
lish courts. The series commences with the
of the November term, 1850; and we observe in the
fret number decisions pronounced in Westminster
Hall on the 30th January, 1851. This il unparal-
leled despatch in the history of legal reporting.
Westminster is here brought two years nearer to
US than our own court-h house. The style in which
the work is issued reflects great credit upon the
publishers, editors, and all connected with it..
The page is large, fair, white, and readable. The
table OF cases and index seem to be prepared with
much care and diligence. The former strikes US as
executed on very useful plan, referring not only
also short abstract of the subject of each case.
The editors notes scattered through the volume,
referring to American decisions and still more to
the value Of the work The publication il to be
continued in monthly parts or numbers, making
each year six large octave volumes, for the remark
ably low price Of $40 per annuni. We trust both
editors and publishers will receive ample remuner-
alton for the service they here doing the legal
profession.
Such publication, we think, cannot fail to be
useful to the profession and profitable to the pub
hshers.-P Philadelphia Legal Inteliigencu..
Mayo