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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

EVERY Man HIS LANDLORD. - The
Tourih Annual Meeting OF The American Beneht buldlng
Associaon will be he'd at Warren Hall corner OF Ouver
and Henry ats on TUESDAY EVENING, Apr 10 a. CLOCK
v hen the Report OF the Finance Committee Tor the past
bTee wears will be submitted Every Member 10 requested
TO be present Ia order elect for the ensuing JeA
JEssURUS, Secrefay.
.Icsst Office Clinton. court, BeekmRn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

"a 1t is said that the roof of the Crystal Pal
aces proves to be esky in several places, and
that it is doubtful whether the building can be
made perfectly water tight. Should this fear
prove true, the Great Exhibition will come out
badly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
NewsY0Tk Town Elections
UL5rEk CO.-IComplete

Whigs 0ppontEa.
sau gerues- Nathan Kellogg, Hurley-James q. Cole,
HOsendale-Peter LefeYer Mtrbletown-C M Van Ba-
New Pslu-J. r. LefeYer, rem
Wawsupg-B. r. Bevier, Rochester-MosesI schoon-
Platekll- Oscsr HssbroUckl maker
EGOpns-Dayid Horon-6. lshavangunk-En Van Ken
OTJOsitfOn. rem,
Kngsion-Chss Brodhead, Marlborough ID. Cook,
WoOdstock-Jacob Cooper lLloyd-Stephen Lake
Olive DR.. n Underw BOD DenainR-J w Bmih-Ii.
Shsndeken-B. M. Gallup.
List year The Board stood Wing 70 IS OpposiuoB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

FALL OF WATER IN TIE LAXZ-tue -
Rsd, n LAS gradually fsnS - MA mn M.
event that Vi Gs. svsJ t~ee - ths
as1. n watsr 10 ihe Toec0 ceussera09 a.
h,s been 10 any previous year s-ce 1887, Stsa ne
BsT sss barely sscieo - Gos, tbs argsr cisss Of 'S
AQ1al AZ us. TINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

The ATLAs.-Thls popular weekly Will,
OMORROW make ser salon ia this community "
frisl Coruptiou n The Custom House snd The Common
Council theatrical Reminiscences By John sml'h " OF
Arktr1as: thrilling chapter OF the Forest Maiden lhe
,,-si American povel and hundred other I'm Doriant
exciting topics will be uesied by the able pens nov
employed IL writing the Atlas. Those who 90 DOL resd
b Ass ever sapdsv morning are not properly posted
up 10 The most Important events OF the day Merchants
az usoesmen who neglect 70 advertise 10 the AuAs are
bohf - az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

HATTERs HOURS Our popular Hatters gene.
rally make good Hats but some Of them keep bad
hours. Their worSmen quit in good season, but
their statesmen. clerks, &c, kept it till late
in the evening. Now, the masters ought to know
better than this-they ought to know that keep
ing open till o o'clock will not cause one more
hat to be sold in the city, while it will subject
them to a heavy expense for gas, fuel, &c. Apart
from justice to their employees, it is their imme
date personal interest to unite in the early clos
ing movement. They know this as a body, bat
every snake in the jar thinks he can get his head
little above ell the others by keeping open till
nine or ten. If all were to keep open, it would
OF course be losing business bu. one thinks he
may keep open, and make money, because others
will close. We rejoice to hear that this unwor.
thy selfahness has, on full consideration, been
repudiated, and that nearly or quite all the ex
tensive Hatters have signed an agreement to
close regularly at z P. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

r. The SUNDAY COURIER Of TO NOR
row will contain some revelations parcusry interesting
30 The literary world The Dramatic Fund Dinner Ward
Sketches Exhibition OF The National Academy o. Oe,gn
Mysterious Divorce Case; George VI George; Rev T.
Hesdey and others Theatrical, Muscs aud Literary NO.
ices &C Price 8 cents FOR sale everyvheTe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

ELEGANT CARPETING.-PETERs %
HuMPHREY $40 Broadway have Just received per pscEeI
sbip Ws9bjpptop choice and select assortment OF new
Rd elegant Velvet and Tapestry, Carpets new patterns
and brilliant coors which will be- sold al prices maj aey
competition. h'O'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
De Board ,Lood { VIE . Is Oppo,Iuos.
WAYNE CO-lcomplete. |

Wigs Oppoation.
Macedon-E. Bogardus. lPalmyra- Pom Tucksr.
Marion Oscar Howell lWilhamsOn-H w Curtis.
Ontarlo-L Wmcomb. WalwoIth-W ID WJla
Lyons-Asron Remsen. Sedus-Jerry G Rogers
WOlcOu-I LeeyenWOrth kose-FrOn TnOnGL
Huron name forgotten. i0aen-B Sreeter
erpos'tion Buner-Th0s Armstrong.
Areadla-Ezu Frat Sayannah- Unknown
Opposition, g. Whigs, 6. Last year Opposition,
Wigs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

e Patent Tapestry Thrce-ply and
Patent Tapestry Irgsin Csrpeng a! the fsn9gs SaPs s
FpRsh Three.pIy Carpets and shlllings per yard IN
gysin Carpets and 6, q 8. and shlingsi FLOOR Oh
Clio he 8 and 4 shiliDgs per yard. ak ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

RYE NECK VILLAGE LoTs.-FOur City
Lots for fly hundred dolsrs-the cnesPest tos
are offered 10 the pubic-ony minutes walk rom me
Msmsroneck Station TALL good meadow land and sixty
feet above the Sound fine view OF which can be nso rom
most psrts Of he and-the beat place for hshng and
gaming along the Sound and only hours noe oy me
New York and New Haven Railroad At the low fsre Of
seven ceuts by commuiaon-Ony $50 OF The 3lo lots re-
NAMING unsod For msps and particulars enquire Al tns
Stove Store No lO7 Bowery OF the owners BARRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

Eg- Wonderful Sale of English Three
PLY and Ingram Csrpeiing the eight spacious
tses rooms Of the celebrated Cheapet Carpet Establish
ment In the United States No % Bowery HIRAM ANpEk
SONS FAINT lea and hOusekeepers should embrace lhi
rare opportunity OF selecting from the largest and cheapest
G,sou mtpl 10 be found IN this city. ALI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

An UNUSUAL THING.-lt is an unusual!
thlrr ~ tes an advertisement o. Medicinal Luxury, bat
such fact actually exists IN BUSHs Reoovaung AfOnAhc
CordGl Tor General Debility, and az good spriug ala
summer Medicine has equal la large boues price
81 cents Sold by II. j. BUsH, Wholesale DruggN, 3l5
Greenwich.sI corner OF Duane a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

~ DR. TRAFToN's Buckthon Berry
rius are mild and edectuA and now the Acknowledges
bsst remedy for Bilious attacks, Liver Complaint HEAD
ache Gout GiddnesG, hAns Cosuveness Lost Of pre-
die and Indigestion. pepo, lf6 William al Ger sac -
no principal ely drHggtsts snt chemists
AZ <mru wThGGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

"a GOURAUD's Liquid Hslr Dye VII
change red Hight or gray hSr TO brown or BLACK ne ~
slsut s spped No ssiuiDg The akin, DO disa Ding he
color hv vast ing daily win soap aud water no al no
diving In The sun no trouble pay taken II not sat
isfectory 10 the DR. FELIX GouEAuD hlown emil
nence 81 chemical philosopher las guarantee Is' neA' 20
~ u,ed Inventors Found only a. Dr. GoURAUos old rs
,fGsbs5 Laboratory g. Wslker.sL Broadway g. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

WArrs'S NERVOUS ANTIDoTE.-ls II
mere sarge that the knowledge Of The seal Of al diseases
heirg IL he system remained unknown ull aer
the discovery Of steam railroad or telegraph keep
ing with al scientific ctcoveres-he grestest last This
ls certainly The mOsl important OF AL You cas- ge Il Al
inS Nssssr-r ALP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

HATs.-SPRING FAsHIoN.-Splendid So
SILK MoIeskin Hats; Hight grscefu end lastly trimmed
Hats are sold s. each BANTAs 06 Canast corner
of Wooster His assortment Of Straw Goods, Boys and
Chdren's Caps extensive and well worthy the exani-
nation OF ali all ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

~ DIR. PHINNEY's VEGETABLE FAM
Ly PILLs do grippe scfen OF leave the bowels o4ays
but 10 free and natural slaa For sails wholesale All
tAil by A B L D. SANDS, loo Fglloa-sG New York
Price s. eeuu dtsmWkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

FLOOR OIL CLoTHs.-3,000 Yards at
and shtIinRE per yard-New Spnng rstierna-6t %
Bowery HIRAM ANDERSONS three, four and ak feet
wide. 5000 Yards English Floor Oh Cloths, tweVe 10
twenty -four feet wide Elegant Marble, Tapestry, and
Chintz patterns to shtlings per yard 90 ana see
hem az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
rA1pRn. ~ Brothers. I56 BOwery,

r. ALBRo 81 BRoTHERs, l56 Bowery,
- -. .hove 'Broome st and 256 Graad-st second
hoes es.s o, he Bowey Believing that they are seog
Ts. Coffee cheaper thar can be obtained a. any
t s,sSr,hne ia this City equality considsred take
nj, method OF csng the attention o. the public 70 lhe
,rIc,, OF the folio wing articles
F' New Yeas inst received
finest Ooong Black Tea uperior article. al fG per T.
Fvtrs SLe Fl glish Break,aN Tea Al So per d
Cu,ous Young Tyson Tea very ne favored, a. a. per o.
Beat Young Hyton Tea 81 So per y
Od Govern merit Java Coieei. Al ! ID per y.
Very hsrdsone stesn-rsfne Sugar al 10 tor rs
Besi quality doube-refned Crushed Loaf sugar, al a.
for ~
Prime Porto Rico Sugar. ~ 81 Sd Tor rs ,,
Also Just e-eiged very fns article o. bleachso Lhnp
Oh, warranted 10 please 81 80 per gAlon az !"
THE NEW WEEKLY MAGAZINE.-The
North American Miscellany a. We prscicieo, ia f4s urs og
s way into public favor Esch NUMBER seems better "a a
s prec ecesso RD6 a. It Ses tor al and quarter c5uls
eT veek ia Circulation must IN short ne be beyond
precedent A. rALMEh d ~ 1 psoi.r,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
w Hats. though composed Of good ma

Ierisl II they poorly made are shocking bad tlocE
while an interior material got up In skilfu manner 10 Tar
more desirable Tbis principle the mechanic and lhe man
on obtervaiion well uuderssnds but when excellent ms
teria nodded with ssul hands, then the gems o. art
are produced TIE HAT FINIsHERs UNION, Without
vanity presumption, may take rank az lne mos Iui
body OF artzans 10 the county and the unqualified ePpro
baton conferred upon the quality Of their productions
that they are eppre dated by me pup
lie Their Has for the price the cheapest IN the CITY
- and 81 Their store 10 located al Ii Park Row oppo
aite the AstoT House. Gil ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

Spring FAsHONs.-Hats and Caps, a
variety OF patterns all tastes suited II will be found.
upon examination that hey equal TO any offered 10 the
40 81. J. w KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

CHrLDREN's HATs.-LEARY ~ Co.,
s,ters and leaders OF fashion for Gentemens Hats
sno Astor House, will offer This day variety OF new
and beautiful ChildTen's HAB. allu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

GENTLEmEN's SPRING HATS. - BIRD,
corner Pine and Nassau s-The new style 10 presented
10 the public a model Of elegance, and OF superior
quality OF fabric snd finish Particular attention Ia given TO
the Wishes OF those who consult their taste In the
selection OF Hat BIRD cor. Pine and Nassau cts.
laf 2mYuThHT&6At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

SPRING STYLE OF STRAW HATS FOR
CHILDREN The subscriber has just received several
Boys and Infants Straw Hats His stock o; these
articles embraces every style and variety Ladies' are
specially invited call and examine this rich and varied
sioct of Summer Hats for Children. VIM BANrA, log
Canal. corner OF WOosler-Gt. bl0 HThSM*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

EF- Dress Boots and Caters of the first
qusl IT, made In the latest Psussu styles; also Bows
Lsdes Misses and Chiltreus Boots, shnea, 6ait9rs.
sc sc 10 endless variety for sale the lowest prices
by JoHN l. WAIKINs, ia Fultonst al2 81 Sat T0&Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

" Oil Floor Cloth and Paper Hang
irg "a In any quantity salt purchasers less prices hsa
~ S.MwSss J. @. GILBERT. a6 Pearlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
Nav ASH EhreANr CAhrErINes.--

NEW AND ELEGANT CARPETINGs.--
SMITH kSArr, 80 Broadway opposite City Hal, have
ust received by The ale ArSals large invoices o. kCa
VELVET ard TAfEsrSY CASPKriNGs containing 90 ne
snd beautiful paerns surprising Ia richness OF color
ing and elegance Of design anything before imported
and only 20 be seer AZ their excessive wSrerooma
They slto invite seruCn 70 their complete assortment
OF Enghsh Brsssos, Imperial Three Ply. EaS,sh Slper
Inersln venelisn Csrpe,ing. Beat quality EnghGh on
Clolhs well seSsored, OF Hare Co. BAH aud kindon
and Smith BsbeT's celebrated manufacture.
Thee Gooos al OF their own Ia portston, and hAv
Ing been selected with the grestesi from he bas
European manufactured comprise We areesi Sad beat
selected assortment Of choice cHpetngs exhibited
In this county.
pomesrc Carpets ard on Clolhs OF every description
and qusiys Of which goods arc offered a. the lowed,
cash prices all In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
W 100000 Worth Carpetings. Oi!

Cloths. sc, OF tho Wholesale WRrerOOms of WILLIAM
McGRORTv, lS6 William -. 50 dor from Futonst, arc
nov thrown open. TIE large stock Of Csrpeung, Oh
Cloths sc, viii be related cheap for cash Those In want
would do well 70 cal early and examine the Carpeungs
az luMouWed&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

HATS UNRIvALLED.-GENIN' EsTAB-
IIsgmENT may well he termed the vanguard Of the Hat
Trade in the United States his exquisite fOut DOHeI
anring STYLE for 1851 and iis brilliant mo hcan ns for
YonDe Men &c have that question at rest aud the
nublc hsve by their generous patronage and warm ap
movsl lbe appeal made their taste aud
Judgment GENIN, "a Broadway, opposite 81 Psuls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

~ Femilies wishing q good and puro
aiele Of Pnie Yellow or Brown Soap free tom hse OIL
and other impure and Offensive iOgIedenr-s'0 "ass
scented ard al the fee Soaps Tor toilet aud BAH use an
oblsrIhem Al my mandatory Nos l0s ITO and ll2 Chn
Rroollyp las Az W. HULLS SON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

~ ] HE EsT ENCHLIU IIHI U~0 -
the public 10 exquistey besutf1 10 shape perec 10 no
i,b recherche ia appearance durable 10 color light to the
head and becoming the face For sale only al the sales
room Of tbs manufacturer 07 Nassau st. corner OF Ann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

SPRING CLOTHING.-OuT select and eX-
tensive Clothing the IL ready,
comprising all the latest style Of garments Of the day. and
every Thing that and chGste in eoots to be found ia
this or European markets ID J. DENLlN,
mSl Inn IS and 50 JOhD.Gt cor. OF Na1sGutt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

~ MEALIo, Halter, 4l6 broadway
next 10 the corner Of CaDat 10 The inventor OF one OF me
bar dsomest s,yles Of Hats we ever saw MS spnns
Fasbons are please everybody astesnd cor
form 10 every persObs pocket For HAS Caps, French
mbrelss and other articles Of like nature, call on MEA
LIo and you will surely be suited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

ASHLAND, June Is, lsl9
GENTLENES: | received your official letter, in
behalf Of the freemen Of the Reserve inviting me
10 unite in celebrating the passage Of the ordi-
nance Of 1857, on the 18Th day Of July next. /
concur entirely IN opinion 20 the ulsdOm Of that
great measure, and an glad that Il has secured
70 the States in rhich operates an mpts0R from
the erlls Of SlarTy. But the event ofthe passage
Of the ordinance has never, within my kno Wedge,
been celebrated in any one Of the sixty one years
which have since interviewed. IL is proposed for
the frat time 70 commemorate il. IL Is impossi.
bic TO disguise the conviction that this purpose
originates out Of the questions now unfortunately
sgitAting the whole Union, Of the introduction Of
Slavery into New Mexico and California. HhiiH
no one can be more opposed than an 10 the ezten
sion Of SldreTy INTO those Hetc Territories either ~
The authority Of COEgreSs or By iRdiri3uGi enter
Drise, should be unwilling to 90 anything to IN
cretGe the prevailing excitement. Hope that the
question may be met ia a spirit Of cslmness and
csndor, and be settled in manner 20 add strength
and stability to the Union. Ia all oar differences
Of opinion, We should never ceaIe to remember
that we are felowcitizens of one common and
glorious country, nor TO exercise natural and
friendly forbeMance.
But. gentlemen, waving al other considera.
tons, indispensable engagements will prevent my
attendance on the occasion TO which you have
done me the honor 10 invite me.
VIII great respect, an
Your friend and obedieut servant, q. CLAY.
Now this is not in terms an approval of
the Wilmot Proviso, but IN substance it is.
The Ordinance of 1857 expressly excluded
Slavery forever from the Territory North
west Of the Ohio; the Wilmot Proviso
proposed a like exclusion from the Terri
tories wrested from Mexico. There was
no essential difference between them; and
the Slave States would have had no better
excuse for Secession had the Wilmot Pro-
visO been enacted than was given them by
the passage Of the Ordinance 6rst pro-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
2uftfabrt mad, Gnrpqd.

Hir pernebmen Gap Der beribmte Guft-
fbifr SObu @eis, pOn Sontoter, Qr9en'
witti9 befhdfti9t il nit Der Seferti9un9
rine5 unsebsuern euftbatIonS, welder oret
NAL 70 9ros merpru mirb ais Der ,,Serfu:
les" in wetem CT pOrisn CONNER feline
Uufffci9un9en ma6te. Serr W stb beab-
lidti9et nOb inmer. fein YrOieft Sur ueber
fbifune ces otIontiGher MeersS in einrm
Sauon, in Qu5fhbrune Su brin9su, uno in
Setradt feiusr 8ebaulibfeit uuo @rfob
run9 in Der euftfunos, 1T eS nibt 70 gang
unmabrlhsinIib, ooB es ibm enoItb 9eIin'
gen mag, feiu eieblin9sunternsbmen Su pcu
fubrsn. gr bebauptet. ourb pieIfade Ser
iuhe sefunosn su baben, baB in Der Qtmo
fpbdre, in Der eebori9en S6bc, cine fortmdb
renoe euftifromun9 uon @eiten nob Slter
murg mlu er Unnen cretBt9 So9eu einl
suftfbiffdbrt nm bic game groe ausSufub
rem i'm Stanoe fein. @r wurce Icnadb in
8afdin9tCn aufbrsben, Sepcf6en in Gu
rcpa uno China ob9sben. iib Die QniieoIun
gen in Oregon anfeben uuo nah einem Wo
nate wierer Su 9aufe fsin. Gs mag m6q.
lid fetn, ober mir fur unIere QrfOn mir
Den Sscsnfsn tra9en. biefen S6iffer aut
Irtner Sabrt ju be9Isiten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Srpfc eCcilrrSbriIuff.

Carlisle, l2ten MdrS. -Oas Uerberb'
Iihfte Seucr, msIhes iemaIs in unisrm Sle
den uCr9cfommen, 1T vOri9e Naht in cen
Su ScOH6 toOteI 9eb6renpen Stiuen aus
9Cbroten uno bat bel cine m friffen 9lOro.
wcit- 8inSe nit rofencsr StnsQi9fcit um
llb 9c9rffen. Sn Dem SerIaufs pon msni
gen Stunosn Iiuc ID WCbnbdufsr. % Stdne
unc Woarsnbdufcr uno Die Iutberifbe Gir6c
ab8rbrannt. @ine arOBe 2tnSabI Don pfer
Cen uno &hbcn III in Den SIammcn umae
fcmmCn. Ser &erIuit wib ouf 10000
Sbaler 9efret, vCn censn nur 5000 Sbatsr
usriibert lino. Mebre Menfhsn iiuo fbmcr
vcrIeet bod in feinsr um5 gcbrn setommcn.
gs fol- ooS @ert elmer 8ranofiftpng lein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Scr Neimtiicfcr.

Inter alien lnsc;isfr, psllbss ouf Gcttcs Gro6cetu
bsrnmtrteht 9s6t rs wcb tsiu 9cfSbrlibrcs uno pr:
orrbhsrss, ais Der ormtidsr; bcnn 9c9tn Den Grifr
tlner aift9sn 6dnss 9Stts tsin @crrpabrun9smittt.
SsfdbrIlbSr ais Die Yct ois I'M Dunt,tu ibstbt unr
eCb nur Den &6rpsr oupudt 1T Der bsmtddifbi Ncnb,
Otr untsr osr gRasts Der SrMurfboft kinm rerca6t:
rfEn Spkr init ouibeinsno bsrjlihsm .odnbecrud unb
9Iosn sHcrttn sntss9sntcmm uuo Cs eann bInter Dem
Rddsn psrlSumost; Der ii Gin Srfbaft oaraus natbt
ucn Nsbsumcuf6sn bsi cinsn @ah6arn jupsrttctnsrn,
uuO ibu ourb tasnsrifbs Siabreocn in f'nem 8rrcSr:
ptrt gu bssnrabti9cu fubt. GE9tn lcIbs GttiFrsr il
stin S6ue,-osnu lhlimmr oils Dists uno Rau6tr.
st9tn Die man b ptrpabrcn fam. fpriet CT un9cfbn
unO unsrrpartst tincn 9ft9cn Gcftr 9eSsu isin pr'
oa6tciss Spfr aus, ut sS I'M Sinitrrn su utrcrrben
unS frsut fb t6nisib Der pcIIbrahttu 3suftsi. gSr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Ser Geli9ipns SreunD.
Sir ben Hpatript."
Ninc GrGac.

Scr - llnabbdnsise &eputIifaner" it,
wenn idb nibt IRE, oas Organ oeer Nluno'
iiuf Der ,,oemcfratifbsn" partei Don ee6a
@auntp, uno aIs foIbss mire eerielbe Uon
Der Wartsi unterffhst. 9Sas biefe 3situn9
faat, piro 9ew6bnIi6 Don ben ,,Semofra'
ten" gut getei6en uno ais wabr anerfannt.
-Run Bat Der ..8spubifoHer" fbon oret
nj al Die Bertc pon Som paine, weIbe
ee9en bic 8ibeI sefbriebsn finO. ansmpfcb'
Ien!! Sn oisfeu @srfen nib bic beili9e
GeIieion Der @brifsn auf cine f6dnoIi6e
@rife an9esriffen unb 9ctt unfer 9eiIano
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Iilifde 5, eutberifts 3, 0cutit 91sformirts
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bpterianifbe IL, unitarianifbe 2.
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lib tiir9t.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
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cOrtbin 23l &incer, ndmIib lSl &uaben
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reno oes SabrS waren 127 Enaben uno 30
Mdc6en in Die eebre 9sesben. Die aonSe
3abI Der @ntlaiIenen bstrua 22l. 2tm |.
Januar 1851 uerbIisben in Der UnitdIt lS9
&naben. 55 Mdedsn, SuIammen 244.
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reno ee5 SabreS l03 Rnaben uno As Mldo
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beicrn SuIammcn aIfO 362 Sie Ginnab,
men pon esn Qrbsiten in bsioen 9eporte
msnt5 betruaen 7,5l6.30 SboIer, Die Qus
9abcn 2264753 SbaIer. Qnsewiefsn na
rem Sur untebaItuug bes SuiituteS pon
oen County @ommifiiUners l3 600 Sbaer,
aus Gem Staat5 SdaBe 6.000 3baIer.-
@tue Committee i'll ge9enWirti9 NIT Der
Uu5arbsituue zines YlanS 6u elmer @inrib
tun9 beftdftiat. bob funfti9 $50 Rnaben
uno $50 Mdodsn auf9enommen weroen
f6nnen. Mon bofft. GAP Die 9efee9ebun9
Su Dem nsusu untCrnebmsn sinen Sui6us
bewiuissn wirp.