davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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getter Dber Tle6te furirt.

Meabin9, ben 2l. San. 1851.
gs pirb bsrmit bsseust, bas id, fbOn msbs
rsrs SABRE NIT snsm b6sartissn Setter bsbafs
tst mar, moesasn itb bs pislsn 9oftorn um
5ilfe natbfutbts, mas mir peI @so foifste, a.
Der Feline 8sGsruns erlangen fonnts; bis mir
bon Or. Sersner mobnbaft bsi jorn. G. S.
@aelmann, gtfs Der 9ten unb Yennifrass, gee
faat wuros, oa6 sr fbon msbrere Setter furirt
babe. SD Wanots mid babsr an Or. 9erss
ner, um {ohIfs, wsIbsr mid AUDI 9Iitlib BON
meinem Qeiben bsfrsts, uno fibls MIDI babsr
psrpfibtst, neil ib tpsis, oas ncb 70 @sIs nit
bemfsIbsn qsiosn bsbaftst lnp, mis idb mar,
bisS CUR ifsntIi6sn Ssnntnis su brinssn.
John Rerser.
&sapin9, San. %. 3IR'
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Deutiber NQu6tQbQf.

wenn msin pfsifdsn bampft unp slabt,
llno bet Nau6 BON Dlattsrn
Can't mir nm bic Slaft sisbt,
D oann taufb ieb nidt nit 66ttfrn &c. ,e.
Gin frifber Sorratb BON uDeutfctem
Nauttabaf." bsitsbeno aus lsibtem Nanh,
tabaf, $40. 1, Q uno 8, lcihtem Ramaifer,
SelunbbeitssSanattsr, portobeao, portos
rico, 3Saf6inston uno Brsmsr 9arinas, in
spaquetsn BON pfunb, 1T 70 chen bon Stsu
Yorf erbalten uno gum 8srfanf i'm gfcbr
aber Der Sruderei oes ..8ecbahters." Dreie
5 bis Is Cents oas sDaquet.
ltnfere osutf6en >amosleute, Iopie bic &ieb.
baber BON sutem Naubtabad ibsrbaupt,
psrcen pcae Sefrisbisuns finpen peii ite bies
fen sabaf bsrfu6sn. 4ae bic ibn probirt ba.
ben perftebern uns oaB ss Der bette @tcff lit
Die 3eit banit gu pertreiben una cinmal reebt
beimatbIih ,u flbIen.
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l(n Die Oarnen.

Die unterfbristsnsn mcbtsn acbtnn9apoa
bic 9amsn bsnabribtiesn, bas fis unldn9if sis
nen aus9ecsbnten
Damen 5tiefels uno Sbub:Stebr
erbffnet BADEN, mo jseer Nrtlfsl BON 9amsn u.
Rinesr,Susbsflsipuns um bic biIi9ffsn Yrsifs
~ babsn it. Sbr 9orratb bsfsbt aus eons
sEs9tsfelm, @aitsrsGtisfsln, 6oI69aiternuno
poifna SusfnS pon jebsr Sarbs unb arbeit.
Oselt, Dump unb umsswanbte SissSusfns,
ssis unb Slippsrs sen beffen Matsrial. Wedbs
ebsns unb &inbsrf6ubs BON jsbsr YerfGisbsns
belt unb Sar6e.
%. .. 9isfs Gbubs BADEN fs befonbers sss
mad,t fir brsn .SIsnusrfauf. Gtobr uno wsrs
ben perlibsrt oas ~ fein wOfir is ausssssbsn
psrbsn. <. 3. Selir uno Co.,
n. 80. gds esr 5tsn unc pennitrass.
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Sr0reSrefD'S Nilac1t.

NHe &ranfbsiten msIde bcltia fnc ODER
groBe S6msrSeu er5eu9en, erforperu io9lecb
ttarfe Nbfhbruusrn unp um bles 3u bswirtrn
mNNen nahsnanpCr srrbe Oofen seseten per
BEN. Sanae an nit feds ptIIeL unc rpenn
Der Ghmer5 niht baIp natId6t, Glib mebr ;
fabre fort Ie in tlensn 3plIdenrdumen 3u
eebsn, bis bic &rampfe obsr Shmerjen einl
asrmaBen arbobsn Nno 1Henn Grtrchen
rfclst, natbbem Die Dtasn scaeben porrsn,
70 III es Elm autes 3slttcn 9cI!te es lbpie
rig leiu, bic UiHsn bcrunter3ultlufen reibs
(le an puloer une Glib (tc oann init etpas 3nft
Fer unb 9Ba(Ttr cter 8rdnop uno QSa0er, o.
bet irseno tinsm Wiittcl, mas oer Granfe germ
nimmt. SIster, namentlid selte uno bli6s
Ie- 8alcnps Rrantbeit uno ale Srdmpfe,
icllten auf oiefe Nrt bsbancelt pcroeu; es
waroe bann nlht n6thia leiR, CUR 2cer ju lais
fen, fonorrn Ole llriathe Der &rantbslt, Die
anssbauften ltnreiniafeitsn tpIrbsn allsIn ats
asfibrt uno es Dem Slute iibsrlaGen, ben E6rs
pet nieper ber5ufellen.
ggbie CCbten 8ranDretb's spillen rptrben
psrfauft purcb fclasnbe Aacntrn:
Sti6ter nne ffI'Knisbt, NsaoiitS.
2Ilbert gain, Ssrnpille
Z. Sapreebt XuBtaln.
7obn Moore, Stauhsturs.
9. unb g. 5bollenbsrssr, 5amburs.
Q. Rarmany, sibancn.
rxPrember 81. 1850 ~
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% roC(a nj 4 tom.

Naboem Der 1htb. 9abib g. @eroen,
preibent osr UerIhieDensn gourten CcnS cms
mon spleas, ces 23fen @eri6tsbsSirfs, bes
febeno Gus tem gaunrp Sarfs, in pennIpls
panisp, uub Nihter Der Derfetiepenen @cur.
ZEN bon Oper unb 9crminer, ocr bierteljdbrs
!iebsn Stslmsen uno MISUNDERSTANDING
erlsolauna,in aeba6tem ganntp, upo Sobn
Staufer une 2Dm, Sod, gIq., 8ittter Der
gourtsn bon Oper u.9srminer Der biertslatr
!ihsne5iBuneen H.aaaemeiner Sefdnani6. CT.
leoiauna, fir bic 8iettuna BON 5aupts uno
anbern Serbreben in seoa6ter gauntp Serfs
itren Befeb( al mid ausselteat baten, oas
tirt Tearin9, ben 25ft. Sannar, A. D. 1851,
toortn ite cine Court bon geiT,cn pIcas, Der
alsemsiHen bisrtefjdbriie6en SiBunaem, Oper
uue Scrminer uno aDasmeiner @efanani6>
erlsbiauns anberauncnpelhe ssbalteu wers
ben foil 3u WeaOina, fir Die gauntn 8erfss
auf oen erften nJontas i'm ndbifen Qs
pril (pelrbes ben 7tem bes sebaftru W1cs
mats |ein plro) unD relds orsi moebsn paus
ssn IolI--
go nlrs hiermit Slaebribt aesebrn an ben
eorcner, bic Srisosusrihter unb gonftabe(
Der secaeeten eauntp Bsrfs: bas (te Ite6 III
erfa9fer 3eit, TIM 10 libr 8ormittaas, init
ibrsn Ser5sihniiIen, Nesiftratureu, ltnters
fuhunasn uno eraminaticnen uno a(leu an.
brn erinnsrunsen eiusufiuben babsn nm fof.
de- 9inse 5u tbun, Die ibren Ismteru ,,t tbun
pbIiasn. - Oesslei6en 0iejeniaeu, msiebe
tsrbnnbeu (lno sesen bic Gefanasusn nie ir,
BsfansniGs Der Gauntp Ssres llnb, obsr paii
fsin m6asb seri6tlicb 81 berfabrsn, 70 suie se
rsd,t fein mag.
Gs Die 3tussn uno Surors, welhe auf sr.
laste Court pcrselaosn 0nc, ,perben crlu6t
Dhnetlihssit IN tsotahten: i'm Saq ibree
Hiisbisitens rpsrbm 9t in Gema6beit bee
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9interlafsnl6aft oes periforbenen
Gepr0e &pller.

t7abridt miro biCrmlt aeaeten paB tem
llnterjei6neten sstaments:Sriefe perwiIlist
rpOrDen fnb auf Die 6intertaltnitaft ees pers
ttorbenen @ccrae Soasr, leetbin bon Der gi'
tn 8eaoine oaB rsmnact alc Werfcnen Die
nod 8oroerunqeu acaen erlaatc 5intcrlafens
f6aft baten, bieIeltsn acfaIIiaf einbrin9en
mo9cn, uno Sene, Die nod al pisirlte ituls
Dig (tno ODER 8ouOs in 6dnOen babCn, bic 3u
Der 6nterIaTenftaft sebtrSn, itnO eriuht TO-:
sIeit oisielbcn at3uletten.
Jaeob Seinrid1 t11evrG
greeutcr bes lesten QSiIlcn uno 9cItaments
oes oerttcrtenen Secrae 8oaer
Neabjna, Tebruar q 1881. 6m.
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O0ofelloms 6alle Bnfbstobr.

s. Il. QanB mcNte sle Nufmerfiamfeit
Osr Saufcr bon Shtbern uno Sinep. 4rtiteln
acbtnnsspea anf feln agsSsSsbates 4Gorte.
ment Ienfen.
sabt es erinnert fein, oaB bet einsise Bueb.
ttobr in Neaoina, no 8ihsr bon jeber Ser.
idleOcnbeit 3u batsn ltno, in oer Obbfelcms
9alIs 1T, NO fortmabrenO 5u baben ltnO ale
Sorten Don
5lltorl'n, 8icsrapbisn,
8eDihten, Dramas,
Hnnualen, Sibeln
Qieocrbihcrn, SGeBsSnebern,
8Iant Sieberu, papier,
Slopellell Waaa5nrn,
Wlu0talen, 3eitunaen
unb allie ArtiPeI, ipeIht in tinen Buds une
S6reibmatsrialisnsStobr seb6ren, ~ biai
gen Drsiin.
Ghter wcrbcn tdsltb bsfeIIt uno erbalten
bon Qbilapelpbia unO Nsu OOrf
5. II. Qanb.
Nartns, Slo0. II. tv.
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Stnterlatienibaft oe5 peritorbenen
Spbn Gcbciren.

Tabridbt miro bicrmIt scsebcn, paB Ics
miniftrations BrIsfe auf Die 5interaIiens
itbaft pss Uss osrftcrtenen Sobn Sbeirp,
lestpin BON Union Saun(6ip, Berte gauns
tp, psripiaist wcrccn 0no, all osn llntsrltbries
bensu, rpObnbaft i'll Cr(ostem 9annIcbip. I!e
Derioneu, bic nccb on Die crlaste 6intcrIal
Ienfrbaft GhulOrn, ltnO Crlubt cbne 9er3u9
ab3ube}abISn, unb Gtcnio Srne, Die nocbSOr'
oerm9en babenr icI6C slcleaseitia cin5ureIs
6en an Osn llnterf6risbenen fir Be5obln9.
Gbarles Danoerslris,
Ss6ruar 4. 6m. Nbminlf'r.
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y et | 8, . ei | s.

Dr. Doim -. NienIe's rprobtes uno
tctes 6ellmlttel fur eie innerliihen unb au,
Germ peils (9hlpene Upr)
SafTelbe bsttsbt aus pillsn, pu(ber uno
Mrtur gum wafhsn. wsnn ss Dem beige,
fastsu Gebranebe5ette ssmaB sstrau6t tpiro,
10 plrb es unfeblbar 9roBe grlsichteruns ace
ben unp in furser 3eit cine poafdnoise Rur
beprfen, bel Shmer5en cber 8ciBen an Oct
Iuslseruna ober rpenn per differ berausorinat
Siels menf6en tpenn 0e Gtbarfes eGsn
ODER STARTS trinten, tefommen i'm 4fter
unb Suncament Gin Sebsn, nsIetes bnreb's
Srasen 70 smpfnolitb pirO, oa6 man bernaeb
nlctt itsen tann, nno mebr 70 penn man i'm
Bette tparm ipiro. Golden ratbe ieb eiueu
Ssrfnet init birfer mtti3in su maiden nnb
ts tperoen es niht berenem 8. 3. Rieule.
GFObise W1eot3in 1T au6 Dcrtrcfhiet fur
aas HusIbldse am msnIhIidm Rtrper, unb
tefcnoers nm ben Setter, Ninsmurm, 6is.
blattsrh S6aarbo6, faulss 3abnfsird,
1Silbfeuer, arinoiscn Sopf 9ctnppen auf
bsm &opfe 4usfdlas i'm @ef6t &C, ~ beis
len unb bem Seiben opsr Sufen ginbalt ~
tbun. 9ie(es alIss tit bureb grfabruua uno
burh 3euanide bsitdtist unp te,pielen.
Saupt'Offlce fir BEN 9srtauf Der ctiaeu
Wsoi3in, BET u. pn,psGe, @ap Ste CITRATE,
Neaoius, Serfs ganntp, spa.
llno bel mir, i'm ,,2rofasn wirtbsbaus," ;"
DRY Tavern) in Inter 6eioslbrs, Beresgo.
Sei See. WliIlsr, 9tobrbalter, in Wemels,
oorf; bei 6rm 6nosr, 9tcbrbalter in itntsr
6sibelbrs.
Yrsis 81, fir Yillsn, puIpsr unb gBafb.
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% a hri6 miro btermtt '0egeben
lin 7obn GforG pab Cure Srau @ufanna
cine 8ttfhrift fir Die Sdelpuna pss ebclis
den Bunoes einaeredt bat, melehes @du6
am erfrn gage Dcs nd6fcn Gpril Ssrmins
9eb6rt nerpcu miro, uno poB Sbr bicrmir,tes
nahrlcttist fsio, 3u erfheinen mo ouf pic8ss
I6peros jsusr 8ittihrlft gu antmcrtsn,
Jobn petteiger, G6sriF.
Sebruar 25. 1851 Su.
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ltn'0ie QeiOcn0en.

Ricnlc's 6cfunobeitsberfellun9s.pits
len.-9tsie pilsn fino Defenders 9seiqnst fur
oa6 msibIids @elhleht neil ts ben Wa9en
rsln'9en uno ben 4ppetjt bsrfsaen. Sis lnb
portrsfttIt fur {3artItibi9fsit Muttermeb, &cs
Ilf' 9urbIauf, qsibwsb, 9spepfa, &rpfmsb
uno Die perfbeeenen Qtnsn bss meitliden @ss
fdIttt8. Sie itnb etsnfaa8 Elm unitbertrefflis
bsS 9slImttsl 9s9sn ben @rdpsl obsr rsissnbsn
Stein unb ale 2eiosn an Der 8lafe.
~Obi9s piIlsn ilnb gum 8srfauf in bieftr
9rufersi. prsis SO Gents bic 9rossn unb 25
Gents Die fIsinsn Scrsn.
9lopember IL. bp.
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Or. 9}ed)ter'S
0unoen Ureferpattp,

y y
prsis 50 CENT Ole Slalebs,
81 cine fsbr ihastars 3utsrsituns, entbeet
ourob ensn rsselmaBisen unO berabmtsu btuts
leben Ar5t, Der lts hbsr fanf,is Sabre in Iei<
nar ei9ensn praris in Oeutf fhlanb ssbranebt
batte, Ill rpsldem 2anpe fs ipdbrenb jensr
5slt auBerf aus9eosbnt bennst ,puros, ,bei5ns
lten erfdltnnsen, &atsrbfsbsr, gnsbr..itis.
Felt, Xruebbufrn, Ssten uGo NifenGebmsr.
gen, SlutIpelen, jeberNrt 8ruit. unb qunaen
beibmerben, unb in 6einuns oer berannaben
ben Ans5ebrun9. SieIes fann ais Cob ber
obt9en mcei5in sefaet rperben, aber bic 3eis
Observation-Disclosures 1no Al tctlpella bas
gu; Isber bsfrleSisenpe 8emeis in pstTenwirs
tun9en nlro IN elnem SerIuhe bamit aef,ln.
ben rpsrben, fomie anb Sablrsiebs gmpfeb(m,
arn Die unipeilun9s5ettel bssleiteno. lteber
1000 Slafeben itnb aIlein in pbilapelpbia
lpabreno o,m letten winter perfauft worbeus
pen hberSenaeuocr Seweie rcn oeGeng1uBbar
Felt. lonit rphrbe cine 70 sroBe Quantitat ME
prrfauft iporben Gein.
Siele Seusnide ltnb bon 3sit gu 3eit erbal.
ten ,lnb bef0nnt 9emabt wprben, aber rer
Efofenanwano bon eitunssbefanntnahune
gen perbistet oeren Wittbeilun9 bier. Dis
sel6t9 t6nnen Ieibt iiber,euat wers
ben bon Der Slhblbteit picfer O1ebi,in wenu
(te anrufen an 2eiOp's 8eiunobcits gmpcri,
um SO. 1911, Slorb 2te @tra6c, untevbalb
Der Slnstra6e, gum StbIb oes "ac(tenen
90lere uno 9dlan9en," no 3euanilTe unb
9lahpetlun9cn 3u bunrerten Don SdQen psr
mertwhrbi9lten Guren burb oieIe W1eo,iu,
porac5elrt merben f6nnen.
Go Dirffam 1T Die Oeeoi,in aewsfen in
6elnna oer perfhiepenen &rautbeitsn fir
nelde ite empfOblen 1T, ba6 (te alien anberu
3nbereltunSen bon Sariaparilla, Yanaeeas
&c. itneI Ooranasbt.
sCJ@01eTc Wlebijin 1T III bfm oten anaeas.
bsnen Dreile in cieIer 9gntsrsi IN baten.
Sartleibi9feit uno Muttsrlpeb curirt.
SD tsftdtiss uno bs;suas bisrmit, pa6 i'd
bon Sienls's pilleu Sstrau6 made flr
Wlutterpsb unb 6arteihiafeit, unb i'd alau
tE paB rpeHn ih bic Rienlss pilen niebt aes
babt, ib f6on Ian9it 9eitorbsn pare.
Gatbarina Eoelmann.
efs Der eritten unO 3Dasbnston CITRATE in
Nsabins.
2Dsr Weltere Iuefunft 0erlanat Fam BEL
mir anrnfen. Nopember IL. 1850.
Deils.
Jb llterf6riebensr, tefatiae uno be,suae
oaB icb purh Die < &ien( e's Deil s.0Ve.
oi3 II bon meinrr plaae, bic peils, tsfreit
poroen bin itnb roieber cine quite SeCuubbeit
aenleBe. SD made piefes aus fciner anbsrn
abfcbt 5stannt, ais paB Gnosrs, bic nit per,
ltIten splaae bsmssiucbt 0nO, bon ibrer
Rrantbeit befreit perben m6aen.
Seinrieb 1uman.
IBer tDeitere Qustunft psrlanat, Fam tti
mir anrufen in Diilleret 9aunItbp, {ibauon
@auntp, Osnn. Jan. 28.
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Ss. mnb 6. 81. &eim nnD Gp
41n g .d1ffsDennffrnfr.

qsnfen bic stufmsrffamfstt brsr Srsunbs unO
beS pubGfums iibsrbaupt auf ibr fplsnOo unb
nsuss aGcrtemsnt pOn @dtsrn fur pausbul.
tuneen, bsifsbsnb aus MsGern uno SabsIn,Gs g.
unb sbesatHsln, SSpfen, SsisIn, GmaIrtsn
&cdsrn unb Yrsfsrpin9sSsf1tln, msilin9snsn
SsGsln, Sissleifsn, aibtsrif6dsn, aibtfbsse
rem, matrn, Gtaufsln unb 3an9sn, Brat,
uub Sads4fannsn Sfillsts, Raffssmablsn,
g6ssrsn, Slofsn, Spisseln, Srcbs, aBafbs.
Nsiiss unb MarftsScrbsn, Gebers9Daarsn et
mas ale su ben nistrisifsn Yssifsn ssrfauf
msrben pirb.
Neaeine, MdrS7. bp.
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Oeehr glent9teiten fit Die Sranfen
gefet fol8eneen experimentation Sail
NecRnhRr 0h l84S

Gsfl IoiBeHSsH 8uPeEotVeHtttsDsH O""
9e0mber 25. 1S4S.
Doctor 5wayns
Qleter Ssrr: 9a ih mir cine beftise grs
fdltuns Su9e5caen bate, rpslebe fttb auf ole
Qunse 9spcrfsn unp nit einem se,paltlsen
6uten, Sbmsr3en in oer Selte unb Sruit
uno @etmicrlsfetsn bslm AtbembcIen Der:
fnipft mar, 70 purOe cb bon ben an9eiebens
tten unb ahtuna6,pertsiten Her5ten bebanpelt,
aber bic Spmp.clne rpurren bobtt beunrubs
aeno Gin Selebpir bate lt6 in ben $unaen
aebilpet, weIdes purh bic SeitC brad II. itt
na6 lusen bin in sro6en Quantitaten elter
entluc, 70 oa6 mein NrSt slaubte, bic &raft
uuo 9batisteit oes eInen <unssnfhacIs lsi
aan,lieb aerlt6rt, unb be6balb metn Suitano
purhaus boffnunaslcs. Sieier tranrise 3u'
ffane Oct Sinee hirIt cine >anse 3eit al, uno
eh mar au eincm9eelett suiainenseletrumpft.
SD bate cine Wenae bon Sessnmitteln 9e:
brautbt, atsr alle fsblten sut3utbun. 9a nun
bsr !ssts Sunes bon 6ohnnna flr MIDI nnb
meine 9eanattiQten gltern DerI6muncen mar,
lno icb bon ben sro6en gi9enlhaftsn Sbrss
sufammenselestsn "1piIotirfeben Gprups"
aeb6rt batte, nno baB er BON Oielen 0er5ten
ais has bor3islihfte Mittel anereannt Iei,io
tdcblc6 ib einen VsrIuh oamit su maiden,
unb III meiner ar66tsn 8efriebisuus wnrbe
uein Sulien nah unp nacb beder, oas Sod
in meinsr Gsite tins an 81 bsilen uno i'd bin
bod srfrsut fasen su f6nn'n, nas it ans els
mem armsn, bsinabs bcfnunsslolen 9eelette
aefunb ae,pcrpsu bin unc mebr Sspibt se
rpcnnsn babe, ale idb jssupcr batte. lille msis
ne Slahbarn f6nnsn obias sbatiahen bs3eus
sm. 1brabam SunGfer,
Q W1ilen oberbalb GfippadpGe,
| W1entsomerp Co., spa.
1piftige tDernung !-gefet! Gefet
| gs stt nur clue dnte Subreituns bon
1Bilotirf6en unp bas II bic Or. 9mapne's 6,
nelets susrlt ben publ,eum ansstotsn wcrs
bel uno in sro6er Wafe ourb bic Ier.Staas
ten uno alle stsile europa's terfauft miro.
| Atls 3utsreitunssn, ,pslcbe NIT pem Stamsu
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% q d} ri h t

miro bierourb seseben, paB Scisrt s.
Gtitttrr uno Sames Mc&niabt lnlpruh &C..
maett batsn BEL oer Court bon goinon Dlras
bon 8erfs gauntp, Inn ibrss S5ertrousns snt'
lafet 5u perOen aIe 4fNanies bon patrif @.
0eD(an, rpeletes Seludb am ertten Olcntas
i'm naebFn upri(. um 10 llbr W1cr9ens 9ss
bort rperpen foil.
7obn 8. Ribaros,
2lnmalt fir 9ticbtcr uuo Ol'Sniabt
Teaoina, SPtruar 25. 1851. SIN.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
Whig Nominations,

Onondaga Co.-For Senator, James Munroe Of
Elbrldge; Surrogate, Isaac T. Mlnard OF Lysan-
der Treasurer, Columbus G.. Bradley OF SYRIA
cuse Superintendent of the Poor, James Long
street of Onondaga; Justice of Sessions, Orvin
f. Castle of Fabus
XVth Senatorial Dshict-Dr Ora F. Paddock
of Fort Corington.
Vii judicial District-Hon. Daniel Colt of On
ondaga Co.
XIfIth Senatorial Distnct.-Dr. Dan 5. Wright
Of Washington Co.
Monroe Co.-County Judge, Harvey Humphrey
Rochester Senator Byron Woodruff, Webster
Surrogate, Denton c. Shuart, Mendoa Treas
urer, Lewis Selye, Rochester; Superintendent
of the Poor, John H. Thompson, Rochester :
Justice OF Sessions, VIM. B. Alexander, Roch-
ester.
Ui,tr Co.-County Judge, James G Graham,
Shawangunk; Surrogate, Henry Brodhead,
WawarsIng Treasurer +. NJ Brigham, Kings
ton, Superintendent of Poor, Jared Dodge, Sau-
ger,ies Assembly, |. Martin Schutt, Olive; 2.
Job g. Elmore, Lloyd Justice Of Sessions
BEN. Niece, Esopus
On,ida Co-Assemby l. Geo ID. Williams
WhirpstoWn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

Gov. Williams's Message to the new Leg
islature of Vermont was transmitted on
Saturday, and its substance is given under
our Telegraphic head. On the subject Of
Slavery and the related topics, it will be
found true to Vermont and to Freedom.
Gov. w. treads no backward steps
The Newark murder case was finally
given to the jury onSaturday afternoon, the
Judge concluding his charge at Al o'clock.
We have not yet heard ola verdict, and up
to late hour yesterday afternoon, it was
not thought at Newark that the jurors
would be able to agree upon one. 1t was
rumored, we know not on what authority,
that they were about equally divided.
The sad details of the shipwreck and
fearful loss of life at Prince Edwards
Island, during the late storm, will be sub
iect of deep regret with all our readers;
as will also be the brief letter of the gal
liant young Crittenden. His fate was
sad one, but his end was that of an I'M
doubted hero.
Our letters from Canada are yet confined
to conjecture in reference to the new Min
istry.
We have also letters from New-Mexico,
but although they furnish interesting news,
they do not bring any intelligence Of the
revolution in Mexico of more recent date
than our published advices.
A Geographic dispatch announces the
death of Commodore Warrington at Wash
ington. He died on yesterday morning.
1t appears that the announcement of o
Bank panic prevailing in Baltimore was
mistake.
Our Philadelphia letter contains one sad
proof more, in the suicide of a man in de-
lirium tremens, of the fatal infatuation of
the drunkard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
kossuth's Destination.

The Neteark Daily Advertiser has letter
from Genoa, stating that the Mississippi arrived at
Spezza, IN Sardinia, on the Goth ult, having been
nine days IN making the voyage from Constant
nople, whence she sailed on the llth. When
the exiles came on board the Mississippi they
were received by Mr.. MARSH, the United States
Minister at ConStantinople. Kossuth's wife and
three sons Were with him. The letter states
that after taking in naval stores from the naval
depot at Spezzia, the Mississippi would sail d.
rectly for the United States, and would arrive
before the end OF October II this information Is
correct, Kossuth will not stop at Portsmouth,
but viii first land at New York At Spezzia
none Of the passengers were allowed TO land.
owing TO the quarantine regulations
We learn that according to orders from Wash.
ington. KoSsuth will. on his arrival here, be
saluted by the forts and national ships in the har
Dor. While he Is welcomed with such honor on
the part OF the Federal authorities. 1t is certain
that his reception viii be the occasion of the
most ardent manifestations OF enthusiasm among
the masses Of the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
The Whig Nominating Conventions.

This evening the City Judicial Conven-
ton is to be held at the Broadway House and
the District Judicial Conventions, It will be seen
by referring TO our advertising columns, assem-
bic this evening
The County Nominating Convention meets at
the Broadway House on Tuesday evening.
The Senatorial Conventions at the following
named places on Wednesday, at y PM:
Ist Dis,rict-Marion House.
I'D DIsuict-Miitary Hall, Bowery
lid District-Broadway House.
IYth Distrct-C constitution Hall.
The Assembly Conventions at the same time.
Where the District consists of a single Ward, at
such place as the Ward Committee shall deslg-
nate.
Is, Assembly Convention at No Broadway.
IId-City Hall Hotel, Coliege-place.
Nth Ober's. Thlrd-av
XIVth-Hudilling' Eghth-av.
The Ward Nominating Committees for Chart
er officers to meet at such time and place as the
ard Committees shall order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

~ PENNSYLVANIA holds her State Elec-
meet the eye of single citizen entitled to
vote in that State, who had not already re-
solved to vote and do his whole duty at the
polls, we entreat him to form such resolu-
ton forthwith and act thenceforth thorough
ly upon it. We have a proud conviction
that WILLIAM f. JOHNSTON cannot be beat
en- for Governor if the full vote of the State
is polled nav, we feel sure that his cleo
ton is certain if ninety-nine of every hun
dred voters shall come to the polls. But if
one-tenth should stay away he will be beat
en-, because three-fourths Of all the lag
behinds are of the quiet, conscientious, nom
partisan people who can't he'll voting for
Johnston if they vote at all. Clergymen,
teachers, recluses, invalids, who strangely
fancy themselves entitled to throw off the
duties of citizens by taking the position
that they are no politicians these are the
men whose neglect of duty is to Kill Gov.
Johnston If he Is doomed TO defeat
Pennsylvania reader do YOU know one
or more of this class If you do, see him
at the earliest moment possible and entreat
him to 90 the polls. That one vote may
save the election. Ten thousand votes de-
pend on the individual exertions to be made
or forborne during the few hours remain
ing before the close of the polls. Pennsyl
yanian away from home leave your BUSH
ness, we implore you, and be sure to de-
post your vote If you wW vote against
William F. Johnston, do it we beg no
suflrages even for him; we only ask that
the full vote be cast and the clear YER
dict of the State recorded. Pennsylvania
friends will you each and all do your ut
most to draw out the last vote