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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

TaE FuTugE WIVES OF ESCLAND -
Mr- Ellis in her Lectures addressed
to Young Ladies" says My pretty
lii lie dears-Y You are no more tit for
mairimony than ruilct is To look alter
"A family of fourteen chickens. TAr
truth is, my dear girls, you want, gen
craIly y speaking, more liberty and less
fashionable restraint, more kitchen and
less paIlor, more leg cXrr ise and less
sofa, more making pa ldlngs and less ~
anO, mo-e lrankness and less mo' mod
esiy, more breakfast and less busile.--
like the buxom. bright eyed, rosy
checked. fnll-breastcd bouncing lass
who can darn stockings, make her own
rocks mend trousers, command IA rcgl-,
meni OF pots and ket les. milk the cows,
iced the pigs, chop wo)d, and shoot II
wild duck, as well as the Duchess Of
Marlborough or the Queen of Spain !;
and be ii lady withal in the drawing
room. But as Tor your pInlng, moplng
screwcd-up, wasp-waisled, putly-iaced,
music numbering novel-devourr.g
daughters of fashion aud idIencss, with
your consump'lon-soled-shoes, silk stock
ing. and calico shifts. you won't DO for
the lulure wives and mothers OF Eng
! land"
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aEldrrtt0.

In this town IN the lzth inst, by lhr Rev. Nj.
Swiuc,on, Mr.. Samuel sherman uhddmg, Jr. aud
Ms. Elizabeth Champln. 10th of this town.
H. Boston. lOth inst, b, the Rev Dr. sharp, VIZ.
lanes 4 llalard, of NV, ort, aud Miss fhchc
Gould, of Portsmouth, X. J.
In Monson. ah inst. Rev. L,yi \. Field, Of
Agawam, West Spung" vi, aud Mrs Nancy
IIolmcs, e VI.
In Nddctuwn. 18th inst, b Rev. Dr. Ch'u"s
Nr. David Coggcshall to Mlss Sa,ah GO dangh-
Ter Of t.co. |. Bailey. Esq, Of Middlciown.
IN this town. jth INST, by Rrv ;. Adlan'
Nr. rhilp Is. Smi,h anl WI" ia'''nc' u VA 10
kcr. , nj th' town.
4, th,s tow ". sunday evening, US tie Rev III
,h,,.i.. NJ, J,mcs II Ilu, kirs aud Miss Han
nah Col,ens, bath II New Noik.
4, Fairha,sn 9th inst. w Rrv. J. kolef''
Lemuel w. Tal.r of faiihayen, TO Niss 'ytth'
Whi,., Il ssv r~d'rrd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

As ArptAL TO CoMNoN SENst-lt won't
do, at this hay, to advance an opinion without CIV
iny , reason inr it. We might tell the public IN
every Issue Of our paper, that Hurcui>GS NrG-
ErAHLE DYSPEPSIA BirIERS were spcchc
for In irgc.tion, aud all the diseases grown! out
of it. hut they would mt believe "ur qHc dl'd
without We gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, ~ the result oi per-
,nnal observation aud { ON the concurrent tcstl-
IT., nv Of al. our friends and acquaintance who
have tried thr article, or have zen IT tried, that
its mic, alter ,tvc, and restorative properties are
altogether nnr,ncd. That It braces the 5, ,stcm,
restores the appetite, raises the spriS, imr l.
Grmlcss To the nerves, aud mvigoracs the con>u-
minu; and that IT,, stimulating effect T. i'IIoWrd
by no reaction We therefore CONSIDER II the
yr,, best slornac II which me cal science has
yc, given to ma, Kind.
Ct,rul,rs, containing the certificates ot remark o.
bic cures, aud ,hr high estimation in which ia .
N,lcia, O. held hy tn public press, can bc had Il
the agents, free.
PRiCt 10 CrNrs rEn noTfLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

LONDON FAIR. 1t is said that the glass
palace of London is arra ~ receiving
goods, sent Ia il from various nations A
British lion IN bronze. from Bavaria in
Germany was one ol the first objects re-
crivpd in il. beautiful statue of Ven
US so badly packed that lis head was
broken off WIS also received. Throngs
il IS said crowd the building daily and
the light and ira l-Iookng galleries have
been most satisfactorily tested, The
whole number Of American exhibitors
will be lS7 and the entire space rcquir
ed for The United States will be about
2j 600 feet.
The st. Lawrence has been ordered
10 return TO ,he United States as soon as
her cargo has been discharged at South
II 1pton. so that some future provision
will have To be- made to bring The articles
back to tins country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

CHEESE VS.. CANNON Snor.-The
greatest ammunition that We have heard
Of lately, WAS used by the celebrated
Com. Coe. of the .lou,cviIan Navy,
who in an engagement with Admiral
Brown, of the Buenos Ayres, fired
every shot from his lockers.
"What shall We do, sir ?" asked his
first lieutenant; we've not a ngIc
shot abroad round, grape canister, ana
double headed are all gone"
"Powdcr gone, ch" asked Coc.
No sir, got lots Of that.
ave had n contoundrd hard cheese
round Dutch one tor desert at dinner
10 day don't You remember itl' said
Coo.
Il ought to. | broke the carving knife
in trying to cut it, sir
Are there any more on board?"
"Ahout two dozen; We took 'cm ir m
a drogcr.'
'WiIl they 90 into the Is Founders ~
"By thunder, Commodore. bat that's
tho idea III rrv them" cried the first
| Lieut..
And in few minutes the fire Of the
J old Santa Maria" (Coe's ship) which
\ had ceased entirely was re- opened. aud
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C-tco,


IL Providence, lllh inst, Catharine, vile o'
Captain Morris Demiug, in the Goth year ol her
age.
IL this town, on the II, Martha Russell WI"
Of Edward u. Jones, AMI daughter oi III" late
John Tllnghast, aged "A yeais.
H. New Haven, 9h met, Eli1a'clh llo"land'
Youngest daughter of Rev. Dan.cl ". aud. Any
". Larhrop, agoI II years ana mm'hs'
~ North Aulcboroueh, Mass, 5lh lrft., Mi''
Sarah Ann, widow of the late II" hr,iah iidta-
way, formerly Of this town, aged ~ !cais'
H. Providence 18Th inst, Mr.. Mary Temple, I,
relicf Of Mr. James Temple, IA the 18Th year -
h'r aye.
II Providence, 18th inst, Joseph Hodges Lsi''
in the 60ih year of his age.
In Qudnic, 1t inst, suddenly, Of congestion
of the heart, VIM. O. Read, aged - years
At Portland, Mc l2h met, Ms, alpha, rcI'
ic, # the late Hon. stephen Lpnglclluw, oi T.,
and mother of Professor Longlc'Io", Of Cam
bridge, Mass.
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HRIGIrON MkRkET. March, %,

Atma,kct 100 Beer Cattle, no Storct. ~ lairs
Wmkinp ONcu, 10 Cows aud Caly :, 1900 sheep
and lainbs, aud 1900 swine.
pr,ccs--Rccftati Extra 50 80; lst quality
SO; 2 40 10 10; 81 do : iai ~.
Working Oxen so; 10, 90 lO5.
Cows anJ Calves 20, &c, -, 3Oa35.
Sheen and Iambs--S3, 4,J. lew extra at
~ each.
Syinc--5 l-si6 l-@c; retail aud ba' e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

uPlf you don't wish to fall in love,
keep away from calico. You can no
more play w!h grls without loosIng
your heart then you can play al roulette
without Iooslng your money.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

The two large steamships recently
launched from the ship yards of VIII
linn II. Webb and Mesers. Smith 4
Diman. for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Con,puny, are called the illinois and
"Indiana."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

E~John Hancock wore ut the time
lie put his name to the Declaration OF
Independence, a coat with buttons OF sill.
YER of ofAmerican manufacture, the device.
ashcpherd shearng his shecp-the mot
10. "You gain more by our lives than
by our Deaths"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

~ Mneready has just taken h'- ono
hundred and flticth and most positive
W. last farewell OF the stage. lie will
probably "plny a short engagement
Within sir nopths.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

nT"More trouble coming" said Mrs.
Par,ington laying down the paper,
"thcre's the State Of Affairs | suppose
it'll soon be applying for admission into
the Union" and the old lady resumed
her darning with look Of patriotic anx-
ietv .aH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

e%Mr. Corcoran Of Washington, the
purchaser Of the Greek Slave, intends
TO place it in the beautiful gallery of art
he has recently addict TO his mansion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20
Ill-I.SES InN SALE.

rClIE Grccnman House in Spruce street, con
l taiuins eleven roou-, with All the necessary
convenience and cat ut-huIiings, well ol good WI
t,. barn, It large garden containing a variety Z"
fruit trees, e..
Also a house ~ Tanner street, containing rgli
roo,us. with nnt -huil img-. vcll oi .oud Wdlrr
garden cont tInmg fruit trees, s.. both houses
are IN g,ol repair. For t,ruls, Sc. arply at t''i"
vlllcc W. u. 'RANNi'.N'
Jan II. t(.
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TuE SoLtMNIrY oF AN OATU.-ODc
OF those rather recu,la genluscs known
upon the Apalachlcoa as timber get
trrs, went down to the port ol that nanIe
with very valuable raft oi cedar and
other cho'cc timber thdt he desired To
ship for Cowcs and a market" or some
other town OF equal impo'Iancc. Onc
of tie requisites TO make clearance
was TO make a certain oath bt lore the
Collector, Tor which purpose he ap-
pcarcd before that dignlary, who made
out the form OF oath, which, among
other things, stated you do solcmnly
swear that no Iart OF thus timber now
sought TO be shipped by you, was cut
upon the public lands OF the Unlied
States, aud"
stop, stranger. WHAT is that you,
say / must take my solemn aiiidavy
to tha, 2"
Yes"
And that can't ship that raft OF
mine IT don't p
"Yes.n
"Ai.d does other iellcrs what com es
down here " illI rats take that oath 6
"SomelImcs."
"You may 90 ahead, stranger
can't lose that timber 1t has got 10 be
shipped, any way you c"n fix IT,"
Uncle Sans land, said hc, as h,
wa ked OIL, after taking The oarh-"ho"
in thunder do know where his lines
run. reckon that oath is nothing bu
form, no how .".--N. Y, SPIRIT OF Times
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

UjAliss Tucker says lis with old
bachelors as with old wood. IL Is hard
10 pr, them started, but when thy do
,nke fame they burn prcjicously.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20
Congress.
WAenINoToh. March lllh.

WAsnIN0Tos, March lllh.
A motion 10 adjourn sine die tomorrow
was laid on the table.
Mr. Mar gums resolution for the
printing OF an extra number of copies Of
Prof Esly's meteorological discovery
was laid OH the table.
A letter was received from the Pres
ident which WAS accompanied by II cor
respondencc with Turkey, which has
been already published. One OF the
letters, from J. B Brown. dragoman, TO
Mr.. Webster, informs him that ia May
next, the time The sublime Porte has
promised 10 retain The Hungarian relu-
gees will expire. There is also anolh-
er lengthy letter from MIR. Webster to
Mr.. Marsh, u. S Minister al Constant
noplc, directing him to prevail upon the
Sublime Porte not to renew supuldtons
with any power, for The further delen
ton of the Hupgarians, and to say to the
Sultan II he allows Koss iii aud Ills
companions TO leave, the will find II
chip ready 10 convey them TO our shores.
Two other long letters were also among
the documents.
The Secretary o(tAe Senate WIS au-
! tho isrd to haze all the documents print
Ell at tins session.
The Senate went into executive scs-
sion and soon after ad lOurned.
WAsuisGToN. Thursday, March 18Th
AT l2 i-2 o'clock only twenty three
Senators were prcs}nt, Notwithstanding
1 the Senate proceeded 10 consideration
| ofeXecutlve business.
| When the doors were opened, Mr..
II Gwinn offered u resolution. which was
adopted. requesting the President To lay
before The Senate, III the neat session,
Il all the information IN posr ssion OF the
Il Departmeuts relative To claims for SER
vices and money advanced TO the Uni
ted States during the conquest OF Cali
L toruia.
Mr.. Dodge offered Il resolution, which
was adopted directing that certain forth
coming works, Oh the geology Of Iowa
and Wisconsin, be prepared and sent 10
tie Senate, nj the next session
MIR. Mangum offered resolution OF
thanks to MIR. KING, the President o! ihr
Senate, for his ability and iupartiaIlly
in the discharge OF his official duties,
| which was unanimou ly adopted.
Mr. King appropriately replied, and
| prorounced the Senate adjourned si'e {
| die.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

Constructive Mileage amounting
between S3oo and SIOo was Offered
,Mt. clay tor the rrcscnt called scs-
lo, ci the Senate, but he wouldn
,nuch II. jus, like him. lie never dad
cheat his country, though the country
bss cheated him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

The Providence Post says that II
was about sending TO the Surrogate's
office, at New York, iora copy Of the in
sirumcnt in which Mr. Lawrence sworr.
on the 1lih day OF July last. that he Was
resident of New York, for the pur-
pose Of publishing it-hut that we h d
anticipated i. Our word Tor ii. the
people of Rhode Island would never
have seen that document. had they
waited for the Post to publish it. Why
does not the Post now favor It's readers
with perusal OF the papers They
would undoubtedly like 10 read them
The Post gets over the document as
well as it can or, rather, il goes around
It. But it is particularly cautious not
to say one word in regard TO the oath
OF Mr.. Lawrence it attempts TO eX-
plain some Of the unimportant circum-
stances as TO why Mr.. Lawrence be-
came one of the surctics on the bond
but it has nothing 70 offer III regard 10
his swearing, OH the llh day OF July
last. that he was resident Oi New
York and that too, when the laws oi
that State required him 10 take such an
oath, or else he could no; have become
such surety.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

rPTherc is a woman in London who
rccol ccrs the year and chapter ofevery
act ol Parliament, upon every suiJ.
Shi, bookloldcr's iorewoman, and 10
in great rcpulc among the lawyers
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

RAJ last sent me. can unhcsisssinely cay As
no medicine we sell gives such sat'sisctiea 40
yours does nor have I ever seen = @edicise
whiah cured 50 many cases ~ Cough and Lang
Complaints. Our Physicisns Hre using q exses
sively ia ,rrir practice, aud with u. hsppaA~i
ede q, Truly y,nrs. u. N. BRYANT.
fRsr srD ny }. c. ArER. cHEassr. Low-
iIL, MASS.
Sold in \ .w',nrt nv r. n. HAZARD kCo..
ar. J. TAYLOR Dmg.isis--dee io6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

M.We commend the following story,
about this time, TO the attention Of the
Locoiocos III general, and the editor of
the Providence Post in particular. Per-
haps Mr. Turner will want 10 use il
AS Statute Law before the Board oi
Canvasscrs, in the case If MIR. Law
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

GJ.The Providence Journal publishes
our article of Saturday. in regard To the
residence of Mr.. Lawrence, aud preia-
ces it with the following pertinent re-
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ENErTTORS' NOTICE
Cou,I;ss,oSEK,S NOTICE.

WE. the subscribers, having been an olntcd b.
w the Count Of Probate ul the town 81 liver
ton, Commissioners To receive aud examine The
claims a. inst the Estate Of
BORDEN RRANrON,
lac Of, said Tlyrrlou. deceased, represented insr-
vent, and how the, are ma = out, do hereby give
motto, that ,ix month, from the lhird aay Of Eel.
rmr, i,,t. are allowed to the Creditors 'i 9idr
Estate l., bring IN and prove thcr c'ums against
the same: and that the ia,t SATURDAYS nJuly anN
August, \. ~, 1851, al 10 o'coch N the I re-
noon. and the house of JOSEF h osr"tn, E'q., IS
appointed /, II, the time aud place o' meeting
sail Creditors inr the purpose Of receiving and ~
amining ihcir vgral claims.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

Tht md d'rsignc !, having been appointed Al,
minstrator ca ,a Estate, aud having qualified
him eli according to law, requests all per son, ~
d.brd thcroto to make immediate pc, mrnt To- lln I.
Frb3. 1851 JOSEPH OSROR y, Adm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

The Deleware and lIartan Ga.
nal is to be opened for navigation on
the lith inst
Cabbage, says the Edinburgh Re
view contains more musclc-suslalnlhy
nutrimcut than any other vegetable
whatever. Boiled cabbage and corned
beet make flly-two IL good dinners III
twelve months as a man can eat.
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;, tNariuc 1ntrllNcutr. sitSs
PORT OF NEWrOND.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDFY, March IL,
Srhr Maria Jane, Sumner, Edstport, Alehdn
dlia; Camilla, BLIZZARD, Brand, wine, Boston.

dIIa; IaulITl, BHAaTd, DINNUyNN1V H0STO''
THURSDAY, March IL.
Bric Patriot, Gage, Matanlas, Providence.
Schr Z L Wilson, Atwood, Truro, Tanglers;
f. Townsend, Mathis, rha, coal to Bowen; Il
Painter, Noa, DO. Nantucket; Monte ~, At
wood, Wridccl, y Yok; Marobchnd, McGune,
rhomaston, Phila.
Slnop WIN Penn, Wins'ow, Bedford, Prov;
George, Cobley, Naya Point, brick 10 lsliord;
Leader, Gaviti, Westerly; ID Li'h, Babcoch'
+ River, \ York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

- William II. King, Esq, has pur-
CHASED the estate Of Augustus Thorn
dixie, Esq., on the Hill.
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Gurcpeau Ntws.
New YoRK, March II.

" ef New YoRK, March IA.
The Cunard Steamship Asia, from
Liverpool March l. arrived this morning
at 3 o'clock.
Cotton at Liverpool had advanced
since the sailing OF the last steamer, IA
TO 80 Of penny.
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SATURDAY. March l3.

FRIDAY, March n.
Brig Ora, Taft, Crowell, Prov, Charleston, :
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CHEAP CASH STORE,

Er keeping the largest aud best selected stock 81
the m ~ de .ir,ble goods. will he improved irso
m summation ofth present large assortment.
The stock mlraces decided, the bfSI
THICK, DOUBLE NIP, GRAIN AND CALI
B DOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ewes
prnduccd, and he has large numbcr oi names al
Farmers on Rhode Island and in the Wes'tis
District of thi. State, who can tesili, to the ~
perl quality of his THICK aud DOIbLk
WAFER PROOF BOOTS.
The 90 us have all been received NltAina lev
d,ys. from the Eastern Factories, in one oi when
he il interested, aud had n large portion oi 10
stock manufactured expressly for this MAJ ke' -,
der the supelN sion Of one Who Is well acquaihtee
with the description e goods ieqnned iGr u
section Of country. Having also pure bases
Errc, Cor cash, he is prepared TO sell on sucs
reargnabl. terms ~ must pelsc and prove TO ne
purchaser that he can successfully compete VIM
/ any in the Sutc
! ~ Couatrv Merchants viii phase give him
call, as he viii supply you we'll out 0i hi' hrs'
| stock uuw ON had. a..
The al rntion Of the Ladies' is nvite 10 .
! Iarge assortment sf Fsl aud Winter iuskins aso
/ Cater Boots, which will he sold very low.
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SATURDAY, March l3.
Brg Token, Prince, Rockhnd NYorh ~chrss.
Leader, Bcarsc, Barustablc do; Wm Russell,
Go ilrev Warrham do; Ar. da, Kelley, iiar-
wch, do; Iarkn, ontbuck, Warchim Ihih;
Detroit, Cammcll. Boston; Enphrates, Wood,
Hyanuis, fishing; Eliza Davidson, Kelley, dc
N.Y. Barnstablc, Ellis, Bamstab Norfolk SIPS
Osccol,, Dpdncc, ilarvich Ny; john Brooks,
jennings, Prov. Bridgeport; Exchangc, Clifford
Prov Wcstpou; Native, Davis, do.
B,rk Rio packc, Of Bremen, v arhe, I'm New
York, e. New Bedf RI.
SIoop Harvest, French, \ York, PROV; IN
Penn, Winslow, Prov, \ Bedford.
MONDAY, March H.
Brig Foster, Thomas, Providence Charleston =
Mginr Anther, do Matarzas: Schs. Iclcgral Ia,
Freeman, Boston Norfolk; 1 : Camp, Pat,
pawuchet rhia; VT Vernon, Bragg, Richmcnd
Portland; Star, Thomas, savannah Prov; Knsk,
Bates, Portsmouth, l. | PlNmouth Harvest,
BARNEY, Tmnton NY Charles, Philips, do; "
len n Browne, Endicou, NBcdlord IhIa; iioi
boat WIN W Johnston, Young, a clulse.
Shin Abraham II llowand, Of and for Ne"
Bedford, Fisher, last from Sandwich Island.
l37 DAYS, arrived in West passage with 3o2o bhl'
Whale, l30 bbIs Sperm OIL.
Spoken, March Sth, lat "a 30, Ion 10, barb
Jasper, ON the llrh, brig Emellnc, from Bristol
saw large quantity o the upper works oi sN's'
sci, south Of Bl ck Island, and have experience
vcry heavy weather on the passage.
MEMORANDA.
AR. at Hampton Roads on the 9th, schr Geo
Engs, Dorr, from Porto Rico.
ARID At Havana, 9th, b,ig Ellen iiaydcI
Smit from " mngton, 1
At do, 9th, s.hr Fakir, Girtlncr, from Savan
! nah
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

nR. Wtors uNIt ORN CANDY, ft
~ CcugLs. Ole, Iiosrscners, 6c., hslt 80
staitly tf lbt
uIpfA 4. ". v hslhhp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-20
Sebruar 20.
Sefentlibe SenDu.

Samffags cen Stsn MdrS, INN 10 llbl
8ormittags. fcIIsn am Saufe oeS psrffOrbs
nsn g aI0mo SO CO, lsstbn BON Nis
oers Macun9ie Saunl6ip. eeba @auntp,
foleenbe 4rtifsI auf 0ffsntIt4sr Seneu Der
Fault merosn, ndmlib:
3wei Rube, 3 Shweins, Elm tlsl!sr God
awap SpaSisr 8osen, Elm ein9duIs Sauern
@asSn, Seu BEL Der Come, SeuIsitern uno
S6emel, Sbubfausu, @sIfhforn-S ShdIer,
planfcn, 8oaro uno SdinoeIn, SbIeif-
ltein, Suhsn. unb Gdi6ranf, aus 4rtsn
6anomnfs @efhirr. sinSdrreI@fI9, @rune'
besrsn. SUsi Sefen nit &cbr, Sif6s, StibIs
unb 86nfe. 3uber uno Stdnber, 8e6d unb
@iIenbdfsn. uno fOnif nod cine srOBe Ser
ftieosnbsit anbrs GrtifsI ju weitIiuftis Su
meioen.
Die 8eSin9un9sn am @efauf5td9e une
Qufwartun9 pon
gbarleS gbelmait 9Ibm'pr.
gsbr. 20, nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-20
0efentlide S3enbn.

Samltass sen lfen Tsdrs, I'm 10 uar
Gormittdes, fOn am Saufe res unterSsit'
nsten. in Sber' Matnngie Eounftip, esbu
@auntp, folscnce 4rtifel auf offsntIl6r
Scncu usrfauft rpsreen iliniIih:
pferbc uuo 9fsrossEfbitr 9lin6spisb,
cine tra9snoe eau. 2 8ierpfercspdssn, siu
goobY, Seulsitern uno S6smsl pfluee
unb @sscn. BincmhbIs unO Strpbbane.
snei SoIsfbIittsn. cine Steifud9e. pFues.
ipaes, 8lb une dnctrs Rsttsn, 9abstn. Seu
bel pem Stof Ocsr Bel Der SOnns, grunoI
Bcrsn bsim SufbsI. Better uno Bettlaoeu,
elm @dibranf, &obofsr nit Gobr, iresne
uue siIsrne .Sdfsn, @ifsnfeffsI. pdnuen, Bus
Der unO Stinesr, elm 8utterfab. JtIsefaamen
beim 9uftsI, Elm gutter Sun6 uno IOn(t
nod cine srcbe Seribiecsnbsit Ir.itsI, Suuui'
ftinoIi6 Su incIcsn.
Die 8teirsunssr dn, SsrFdufstdse un6
Qufmartun9 pcn ...,,
&bOnto6 2iBan6erger.
Sebr. 20. nq2T
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-20
Sefcntli6e 2SenDu.

Srsitaas ben 7tsn MdrS nd6fsns, um 10
ubr 8ormttaes. fOu am Sauie bes unttr'
Tbriebeneu, in Noro @bsitbalI Saunftip
estba Gauntp. uuweit Der G9ppter Stride
natbefhriebenes perf6nlibe 8srm69en ef
fsntIib uerfauft wetesn:
Sinf SdofFpfsrce. woruntcr ii@ SatteI
pftroe unb eiebsr befnoen, elm stnidbria
SulIen. l3 Sthd Rinopieb. poruuter I'D,
6 MiI6fibe unb Elm tri6tiaes &ino befn
Den. Is Stud Sdwsins. Sbafe, Smei 4
9duIswaeen. swei 9ocies, uOuOn elmer
Elm @rStobp. Elm nsusr Sofamap. Qferee9es
fair fur A Qfsroe. 5 Mhdennrse, Sum
metce6en fur Yferbs. 9fuss unc g99sn
2 Sett 9euleitern nit Stemel. SOIs. me
YabtibIittsn. Spstr. uno oncers &stten
Stsif uno pFueswa9sn, 2 Sdttel, Seben
@abelu, Stippen. @iben SeantIin9, eint
Gnsabl SbIittenfcblen, @iucmubIe, Swe
Srubtrsffe. 9rasfenisn, cine SufalCbaut
@rubbade. uno anosre Saden, uuo nod
pisIerIei Sauan 9srdtbf&aftsn Su umiidno
lib Su msIeru.
Sis 8scinsunssu am SerfaufStase unt
Qufwarun9 uCn
Sofab &pbler.
Tebr. 20, nabgl