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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
An USrIMELY VlslT. The Washing

An USriMELY VlsIT. The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ledger gives the following as one Of
the latest pieces Of Washington gos-
sip:
Mr. Blair. Of the Globe tha, was, hear
ing Of Mr. Bcn,on's sickness, called on
HIM the other day, lie first met ,hc
ladies IN The Iarior, who told him that
tn. Colonel was sick in bed, and that
the doctor had forbidden people TO en-
ter hs room Mr.. Blair thought that,
as un old friend, he enjoyed the privil-
ege Of seeing MIR. Benton under all cir
cumstanccs, and accordingly rushed in
To his bed chamber. There he was
appalled, 10 find Col. Benton sitting up
in lls bed his face covered with sculcs
and scars. What, in the name Of
Heaven, is the matter with you ~ cried
Mr.. Blair. Nothing SIR" replied Col.
Benton. putting himself in his usual
senatorial cxpounding atlitutc, pating,
with two fingers Of his righ. hand, the
palm oi his icli hand small pox, sir,
small rox, ha, la, ha Small pox, sir :
small poX, ha, ha, hu ~ Blair rushed
out like Il thunderbol, and immediate
y got himself vacclnalcd, to save his
beauty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

New YoRK, March 23.-Major Morde-
cai M. Noah. who has been for the last
half century connected with the New
York press, died at | | O'Clock last nigh.
A TiGnT PLAcE.-Thc Locoloco par
ty Of Rhode Island have nominated ii
man.-Mr. LawIence-ior Lieut.. Gov
ernor, who is no, eligible TO the Office
The Wings charged that he was not a
resident oithe State, or il a resident he
had become one 30 recently us TO dis
qualify him from holding office. This
charge was Indignantly repellrd by the
''unterrifed )" and we believe il was de.
MED by Mr.. Lawrence also. In this
state Of things somebody has been cruel
enough to hunt up documentary evi-
dence against Mr.. Lawrence. This ev-
idencc was found in the city of New
York, in the form of Judicial oath
made by Mr.. Lawrence, in the month
OF July last, that he then resided in Ne,o
YORK; Ntruich Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

TINE NOR SLEEP When the Jcsuits
settled the plan OF education in the Col
lege Of CIermont, the physicians were
consulted on the portion Of time which
the students should be allowed for sleep
They declared that five hours were sui
ficient, six an abundant allowance, and
seven as much as n youthful constitu-
,ion could bear without injury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

a Clergyman, being opposed 10 the
use OF the bas -yiol in church service.
was overrulrd by the congregation.
The first Sunday it WAS brought into
use he announced the psalm as follows:
" To praise God We vi now fiddle and
sing The doth psalm, second part, and
short meter
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

A CALIroRNIAS ArWEsT Polsr-By
the last mail, MIR. Gilbert forwarded to
Adronico Vallejo, son ofM. G. Vallejo
his appointment IA cade, nt West point.
Mr.. Vallejo has the honor oi being the
frs, representative OF California in the
Military Academy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

III Hon. Isanc Hill, for many years
editor Of the New Hampshire Patriot,
one Of the most innucn, inI political jour
mails in New Eng'a Il, il not in the I'm
ion, died NJ Washington on Saturday.
Hc had been Tor years in i'll health his
disease being asthma.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
Dp Ueleeropb.

u g t Bosros. Aisrch II.
The vote on the first balloting for Sen.
a:or to-day, stood MS follows:
Whole number Of votes $50
Necessary to n choice I04
Charles Sumner had ls5
Robert c. Winthrop had l66
Scattering, | S5
Blanks, not counted /
The motion of Mr.. Mills Of Spring field
was first taken to postpone for two
, weeks, which was carried, yeas l96,
nays, ISL.
A despatch received last evening; an
nounccs the election Of Hamilton Fish,
as Senator OF the United States from
New York, for six years, in place oiMr.
Dickinson, whose term expired Oh the
%th inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

John {. Calhoun's NJ. S. copy OF Lis
last speech 10 the U. S. Senate is advcr-
'ised for sale, by some one in New York,
into whose hands il has fallen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

n-Wr understand that Vie Hon.
Rufus Chonir has been real ,J on be-
ttf uI the u lurd Stt'rs ~ conduct tie
"a .isu' ia. III c, tfr. " Iitr Ycrsops en-.
gagged ~ the rescue u, tae iusItno Z
racb
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

Az ArrEAL TO CoMMoN SEssE.--It won't
do at this hay, to advance opinion without giy4
ing a reason Tor it. We nigh, tell the public in
every issue Of nur paper, that HurCHisGs' vEG-
ETABLE DYsPEPsth BtrLEHs were "A specific
for IN iigcst,on, aud Al, the diseases growing ont
uf il, but they would be ievc our pss dIIa
without we gave them the why aud the where
fore. We therefore sthc, as The result of per-
spral Observations and ( ON the concurrent tc,ti
IL, ny of all our iricuis ani acquaintance who
have tried the article, or have sen It tried, that
it, tonic Alternative, AMI restorative properties are
altogether uncG'ncd. That 1t braces the system,
restores tir appetite, raisrs the spirits, impmt+
drmrcss to the nerves, aud invigoiuc. tie consi-
tuition; AN thrt its stimulating effect is Gllowrd
b, ~ reaction. We therefore consider II th"
yer, best stouncii' which me zeal science has
W., ven Ia ma' Kind.
Circulars. containing the certificates Of remark
ithr cures, anl tn high estimation IN which til Q
Medicine Is he'll. by til, public pies,, can bc had oi
the agents, free.
rHiCf 30 CENTS PEH BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

A CLocg ron Sixty CENTs.-Mr.
Chauncey Jerome, ofNew Haven Conn,
has actually made time-piece, which
he will warrant to keep go,d reckoning,
and which he sells for sixty cents at
wholesale, and one dollar at RETAIL
The works arc all made of brnss. lie
makes upwards Of eight hundred n day
oftbese articles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

President Sparks, of Harvard College,
was run over by "A horse and buggy, Sat
urday evening, and severely injured
II collar bone ard one OF his ribs were
broken.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

MoURNiSo.-Wc copy the following
evidence orcanne sagacity and alice
ton from New Orleans paper.
"A dog which had lost whole litter
was seen yesterday trying to poke Il
piece of Grape through the handle Of II
sausage shopi in this city"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
~ tilurine Intelligence. 5E3s
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, March 20.
Brig Margaret, Reed, ST. JOhns, Nh, Prov &C.
schr Empire State, Marble, Somerset, \;
X Fowler, wilson, Dennis. Phila; Eliz, LawtoO
x bins, IIarwich, y York.
Sloop Point judith, Williams, SKings;on Bo-
lena, Mills, y Y, Wareham.
FRIDAY, March 2l.
Schr Hannah, Nickerson, Plymouth, Nlpik
Ann Flower. Chapn, Hartford, B"s,' Geo Moon
Prince, Green ort Nantucket, Garland, Mcln-
tyre, Prov, Bht.
Sloop viglant Wells, Wy; Resolution, Ba-
kcr, y Kingston. Pilot Boat Wm " Johnston,
Young, crusc.
SATURDAY, March %.
Schr Belle, NickcrsOn, Chatham Providence
Rival, Farnham, Clinton do.
MONDAY, March ~.
Brig Rchatilc, l.oring, Mobile Providence;
Albrmarlc, iushard Prov Suffolk; Florcnc,
Drink water, Linconvillc, market; S,hrs Alfred,
Spcar. i,ockand, NY; Bcnnci Andros, Machias,
do; Franklin, Clark, Eastport do; Cordca
! smith, NY Boston; Cora, Rocket, Rockland,
NY Chas e >milh. + ill., do do, Red Beach,
Judd, East"utdo: Norwich, Jones, Barnsiahlc
, NLoudon; Jenny Lind. Coau, Buckport Ny
Laurel, Stowcl, Nantucket ishin; Independence
Digit, Barnstabc do; Ruth Woodbury.. Port
land, da VIM Pope, Foster Machias, Ny; Ju-
liet, Crosby, Bost Hartford.
Sloop Andrew Jackson, Beers, NI.ond"n
TUESDAY, March 2e.
Ship Rip Van Wmkle, -, Somerset, NY !;
Brig Atkapas, SartclIe, Prov, Cardenas.
Sch II Ingram, Pearl, Baltimore.
Sloop Asn Is Holmes, Davis. + River; Rising
sun, Frisby, Taunton, NY; Resolution, Baker,
\ Kingston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

Cato said he had rather people would
wonder why he had no statue erected
to his memory, than that they should
inquire why he had.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

-Tcnnyson says woman's highes
glory is attained,
"when at the last, she sets herself to man,
"Lke perfect music unto mile ,ooris."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

Society, like shaded silk, must be
viewed in all situations, or its coiors
will deceive us.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
BRIGHTON MARKET. March, 20.

BKTUIT TON WAKkET. March, 70.
At market, $50 Beef Cattle, no stores. n pair.
Working Oxen, iS Cows and Calves, 1000 sheep
and Lambs aud 230O Swine.
P,ires-Bc,f Cattc-ENtra u 50; lst quaIi-
ty So 90; "a do S5 IS, 81 do eia 4 80;
Working Oxen-SG0, 75, So 100
Cows and Calves %, -, 26, 30 q 35
Sh.p and Lambs-->2 rs, I. \ lew extra
at 81 each.
Swinc-5 g.; retail u a &c. Fat Hogs Dc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

~ The New York Tribune, speaking
Of Major Noah, says she has also been
n Wing most Of the time since 1884 ~
Rather en ancient, Whig, that. el7
ycs's
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

RAJ. ..i sen, ine. | can unhcsitaiinsy say. cha
no medicine we sell gives such Satisfaction q.
yours does nor have | ever seen . modicine
which cured So many eases ~ CoSgh and Lung
Complaints. Our Physicians are using il sgsss.
sively in thrir practice. and with tL. happh~
rqe q. Tul, yoars, u. ~. BRYANT.
rGsraRED ~ >. c.AuER. caSassr. Tow
kiL, ,MAss.
snid in N,vr1rf ~ v. X. HAZARD ECe,
1d -. TAYLOR Dir; ;gis's-dSr Sesm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

PRizE FiGHrlEo. Tom Hyer is out
with challenge to fight any man in the
world for $40, 900 side; and offers to
give any man from England, $4,000 to
meet him here. We have no doubt that,
he can be accommodated but we hope
that our country will not be again dis
graced by such brutal exhibition as II
prize fight.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

g, Hon. Henry Clay has arrived safe
ly at Havana, and was well rece we'd.
The Captain General sent an express
invitation for lin TO pay him a visit
Thehcalth Of MIR: Clay was good.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

Gj. Our thans are due TO Tho mas
II. Hazard, Esq. for Il copy of his very
elaborate and valuable Report to the
Legis aturc, on the cundi ion of the Poor
and Insane Of the State. II cmbodirs "A
vast amount of highly inter sting nior-
nation II is cmbcllehrd by fine en-.
craving Of the Butler Hospital for the In
sane
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

81 mir. Corwin, Secretary Of the
Treasury, VIC are glad to learn, is re-
covering from his illness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
JANUARY sEsSlos-Ar PROVIDENCE.


TUE-DAY MoRSING, Jan. u.
The House met at 10 o'clock, Mr..
Speaker Hidden in the chair. The
roll was called, and quorum was
found present
Prayer was offered by Rev ThSmas
T. Waterman, OF Providence.
The House and Senate inlerchangcd
messages announcing that they were
ready to proceed with the business of
the session.
The Slarc House having been re ar
ranged. it was moved that the members
draw Tor seats The motion prevailed.
The seats were numbered. and were as-
signed to the members by chance
The docket of unfinished business was
'ahcn up. when Resolutions respect
iIg reports OF Supreme Court" were
ca G /. inquiry was made whether the
reporter ofthc Supreme Court had pub
is d any reports or expected 10. Mr.,
lpuIltt, lHt lfI'fi''' e''''N '''"' VIZ
Chief Justice Lad handed him several
rr,ltcn opinions and had promised 9th
crs as soon rs he should return from "A
Journey he WIS now making out of the
State. Some complaint was made by
Mr.. Updlkc. Mr.. L. Brown, and others,
that the Cour, had not done its duty,
hut a, the matter was now IN the
hands of the Judiciary Committee, it
was concluded % let it remain there
with instructions 10 that Committee 10
report during the present session.
Petition OF Rufus B. kinscy and 9th
crs, for Fall River Exchange Bank wa,
stricken from the docket
Petition of 4. s. Johnson for IN act
ithorizing drar upon the Town Trcn
surcr OF North kingslown for teachcrs'
wages was stricken from the docket
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30
WAsHlNGroS, Jan. 81.

Two pamphlets signed by several
manufacturing houses in New jersey,
New England, and New York, have
been published in the shape Of mcmori
ais TO the President, making charges IA
gaiust Commissioner Ewbank, and Civ
mg proof that the charges are true
They will be laid before the members
of Congress tomorrow. The charges
are said TO be OF a grave character, and
j. is stated that the President has inti-
mated wish for Mr.. Ewbauk TO re-
siyn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30
NAsHINGIcy Jan. 22

The anniversary of the A@c.'ran CO.
lonization Society was held at tnc Cap
iio last evening Hon. Henry Clay rte-
sided and made an eloquent speech.
j here were also among the speak
ers Rev. Mr.. FlIcr, and Messrs. La
urobc and Stacton President Fillmore,
several members Of the Cabinet, and a
number of ladies were present. The
rerort read showed the society to be in
IA f urishing condition
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

SINGULAR TEsr.-Therc is curi9ns
ordeal in India. which shows the action
Of ieArupon the saIivary glands. If
wong % committed, the Suspected per-
sons are got together, aud each is re-
q ired 10 keep quantity Of rice in
tLcr mouth for certain time, and then
Put il out again; and with the greater,
ce taiuiy, the man that has done tie decd
puts it out almost dry, in consequence of
the fear ofhs mind keeping back tie
saliva
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

DEATH or EX-GovERNoR KING We
regret to announce the death of Samuel
Ward King. formerly Governor of the
State. He died in this city, after
slow and lingering deseasc. Few men
have enjoyed in their day, 10 greater
degree, the confidence Of the public, and
few men in their private lives have ex.
hibied greater amiabilily and genuine
kindness Of heart. In the troubIous time
OF lsi2, his conduct won the approba-
ton OF his friends and concliated his op
p'n,nts; and in his voluntary retirement
he carried with him the respect and es-
TEEN even Of those against whom hc
acted in seasons Of unusual difficulty
pyOriieH,e J0Uindk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

81 The Eighth Of January was ccle-
bratcd IN New Orleans with becoming
spirit a grand military parade took
place in The morning. An oration IN
French and English was pronounced by
uol PaIlrcy in Layiayette Square, and
in the evening there was variety oi
festivities An incident Of The day is re-
c.rl.l hI The Cr. scent rs foil
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

IL In the Massachusetts SenEte
yesterday Hon. Charles Sun nor was e.
lecred Senator, for six years Lotice Of
the same was communicat, 10 b:
IIousr. There is no probability, a, prcs-
ent, OF any election being effected in the
House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

o. Miss Bremen iss.opping in Mobile
few at weeks a. the .uest of the taleu
ed and accomplished Mrs. La Vert, Of
that place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

Though we travel The world over to
find tie brauifl, We must carry it with
US or we find II not.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

uPThc Massachusetts II use ofRcr-
re.cntalivcs had not clcrlcd n Senator
up to 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
,h ere had nee, ,hre. b.lloungr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

VI. Dumas has been declared
bankrupt by the Paris Tribunal ol Com
nsrre
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-30

U5-There are II Wings aud % Dem
ocrats on the Registry Tax voting list
at New Shoreham for the coming po-
liIral year; this is Is more than last
year
DTThc steamship Atlantic ha. now
been out q days if che i not heard
from IN the course of week. very Sc
rious tears will be entertained IN regard
to her safri,. We do not believe that
she is lust
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
= Ssss1tGo 3asO6cr 0Siifer.
OUr0Ce 8. S0p,

23 Gpurtlnuot StrnEc, SScn:NJrrf,
ioot 0c3cnmirti1 cntn Srcftn Stcd Suoia Eubbtr
2Eoarru pcn itinIr ci9iucn Ycrcituna-ous SrSr uur
oGlm5 YatInt unouSstorCp (iEsoluble) So0rt, uclC5
Y0tnt ron lS49-oui ioouo, wmfaIGno itDGu prrlar0:
TN Irtitd in btsiim !6Onedt;pd1. Iicit Sitter lnr
warraurt cine 9rSFtrt stgG ou5MbOltln uno in alien
oinltttn bt'cr gu Itu, otS tit ir2Gno elmer oncGrn
Monufattur Nus9,bJbntt uno pcb,fiilt 0GoItrecpal.
ket Cap III otn &tonN, Fine Sitter wcbltrr cls ale
AnNGrn rtrt.d'in 81 tGuncu. Stu Stcd umiaft ucbli
9noUn HrtitIu ct9nbG vtbe bGltdnria ou6 orCi arc:
p, Ven Inn 9Wi9nttn 6ottcrIicn ptrmCbrt mtrocn =
$500 StGdE, Glrots, Ycnthc Slduftts.
1000 M&ros Sud-, fir YTf;bitrur 9,vtds.
2OO0 Y0ar gHotltitfL Gin neGtr 2trtityl.
$50 SuoIa &utter lpiutr, DGtt.r uuo 3:gtr.
ShnorpiSdt, Goutitn6, GinItr, gtlps, sti.
10000 6us ?pottnt 6rt, !, Bell his II Sell.
TLo:8NantEts, 6Gttl':,,cr, Ctt.
IOOO SShsnSrclttr. ,.gift:SaiIt5." Ctt.
SUUO Oug'nr 4attut uno oepctcue bcfntrdAT'
5OOO Dar.5 shirred coiiiibt C5utir Nrc6i &3r''tat
lVO''J Yfuuo ,,SttamsY Ydiin9" ailHrIirL l'Dr Hrr;
;d9Gtb.
SRit0dtGbn Rut6tr Srrir9s, srit tti.
gRofbiucn; 9ttina. RuSbSr, 2Ralitrbot'
Sucia SRutGSr StiEfd unp Sbubt, nus p'im Srcfs
@M grf, ggyt 10. 1851. uql3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
G 0ri6t

wiro bjtrmit 9c9cben oa6 Die untsrSeidne-
ten ais @recutOren Don Der tSintcrIa6cnItbaft
Der ueriforbcnen SuIianna Scnuct, Ieetbin
uOn Roro @bcitbau SaunIbip, 9e6a@aun
tp, ernannt woroen inb. Que oieienacn
oaber melhs mob an bsfa9te SinterIascn.
fbaft fhuIccn. fino bermit auf9eforcert in,
nsrbaIb Swei Mcnaten onSurufsn uno ob-
SubeS n,-uno ale oicieni9en Die nod
red tmd6i9e SOrcerun9en an befa9te Sim
terIaFenftoft boben, iino ebenfaus erIubt
oicfcIbr innerbaIb Der tglO9ten 3eit woDlbe
lidti9t einjubrin9cn an
SoiIldriuS ScuEcI,
Rster OrpB,
GEflirrtn.
SUM 10. 1851. NOON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
9 rpt { II { s.

llnttrSitbusti,nb ictbtn ron 9iul-Nrrt prid9ttbrt
nit cnIm olI0cnclutn Nfcrttment pCn GreSrrrg, u:
ltthtno sum Shsil aus frI9tncGu 2lrtittI;
80 Sddt Better Rc NofF.s.
% Sddt ttiirr Saga 8offte.
10 oc9Sbcaes 3udlr vCu q lis 10 Cts. Sas 0funo.
% garrd
70 lorSsbtobs une % 93arrcl Sprup, 3uitrEauS,
Ntpcrttors uno Srnirao gGctaTts.
&tltIn SnipSrtob pglru, 0cun9 Spicn unb itbpors
scr ShcS.
S6t9tS wiro 2tHt5 Scrtouft i'm Gjrr5tn uno &lsintn
All pEn OIIErnisertsitiu Yrcjiin, pcn
Yree, @utb uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
sfu6eit 9)foper.
trn
IS
6 t It It { ttcr
8tocr11 5ta41.

Der untsr5si6nste madt Dem 9ubIifum
aud Die Gn5si9s, oa6 sr etn,n nsusn Mietb'
ifau r6fnet Bat am pbsn9suonntsn Stano:
ptas, no sr nit 9utcn, iibern Qferben unb
nsusn SuhrWslsn perfebsn 1T. g8sr pfr
be uno gBa9en sum Qusfabren .Su baben
punfhtiif ein9sIaosn BEL ibm onSuiprscben,
osnn sr biIt Don peu pcrSu9Ittbaen Yfcrosn
uno feline preile ino dubsrlt biais.
~G5 msrbsn outb inmer am Gtaur
beS unterfbriCbenen Qfnbe Qsfapft uno Ger.
fault, wUVon Yferceb bdnoIr Sbott usbmsn
Nu6en 0(pDcr.
Quentaun, Qpril "a. nQ3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
6 q L u c t s.

lnttr;ci:buSte btrobrtti9cn ibrI ;abrcjtbSu Sunbn
mo boS Nubjtum dtrrhuupt CAP Ir irctcn ncn 9icls
Q)crt crboItln hotru 20 Sttde Ortt GIN, Snerain
uuo Srddl Garplts, pSrtn ScbGubct uuO Su0tjtdt
nitht ttGrtrcfTtn wtrcm tGnutn in bcItr Staet ltbr
ttIIt9 81 wrtaufIn bd
Yrcb, @utb uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
SPITE tno 1nppcr,

mdte an ShGntcit, Gourrhoftjetcit uno Ghlt pcn
i,iutm Sdhap in riilr Stoot Ubtrrrftu uirrCn. Die
bette SuottGt pcn oUttn, ntItbC frdbtr 400 tcittIru
uutaufu ft ilet fir S3. 50, uno Die fir So. so nun
fir So 90. Sit fuo CbGnfOllS brCit, ibrt 6uurcn
nit GttppG W prlben, an Cttn ic bIr0I:n YrtiItu
ais man tt IN Der Stdtt Irbilt
9pGricnCu, rCthc cntn rItbt 9utln uno fiibrnotltn
out III habtn pUnhcn, pCrren uch tbun iptrn flc bci
ibnIn onrufIn, Cbt lls cnpc taufin, inCtn ft cut:
hIcEtn itno Nile Sufrcrtn gu tIEr tit iiS nit ibrsr
0nnNihoft brtbrtn wrbIu.
Goutbor fir Ncnrflut titrots lluttrfiieuno hrfitn
Ns rurb quite StNtuuu9 ib cutr 6rytpautr 0srillbIn
;u crfrcu;n.
Sl2al 10, 1851. nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Netee Glitter -!

Snrra6! Ser 2SplfssSaHrgtfo<
efsbr ppn SamiUn, SSagner S
60. ut wieOer 9efteGt p0a '1ener
Sitter Oum alien gSensmtafit9en,
2(rten mnS SmalItGtrn, tprlt1c
fir 8aar9clo tpOblirilcr ais Dir
ippblTcilitcn pereauft iperoen.
Gbenfaas: Sertigs Slctoer
BON aleu- Arttn, bon einent $9iz
cforD @emO binauf bis 80 Dem
fcinitcm 9fDGfe, an nieori9rren
&reiIrn alS ie in 0iricm Warft
An9cbutem WnrSen.
G5rpscrten unb Grptfcrteih
cin rpllcs 2l6urtcmsnt uon alien
2trtcn, frcbcn crbaltsa unS nan
sur SuIprcttUm UiTcn.
9etroibe miro perlon9t.
Scoc 2Grt 0ctroiSe wtre oon
Den tgntcrsctCDnetrm retlan9f,
.ppiiir Der b1C1itc .Wdrftpreis
btsaDlt ipiro.
SomIOr1 9So9l1cr tInp so.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
2Gbies Grcfailternl
Sud- ttno GaSHmcrcS,
Sbpmas g. SSi.
0emablner 0DpS.

G'cmOblntr G5prs III tctanris ouf ,ouno uno yn,
&trtouf am Strbr Res llnttribrNtsnEn, cIpe an Der
gyldBls pGs Sccpb Sittrih.
Sbcmas g. g8iIIou.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
&C . bic u.

Der lluterSihnc lat rcttn cinen friibcn 3ufae rrn
6ctln Crhaltr, rpclC CT sinCn sunrCn UNI bcm pubs
titum an orn birat9dIeNn Yrciitn ron 81 50pr Son:
ne fir GbiSnut uno So so fir @99, Sfsn uuo eump
8Chltn cfcrirt
S6cmas g. @ilGon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Spte9el.
0rp;erien unb Auien6wooreu.
M q ErcI G II,

SIC. |, uno 3, in @isrtd bat6n unb aonTn 8GrrSs,
no tmmer an cen njscGrtn 9rtiln tti uns ;u totcr.
H~S Sf. 8. lin ole unIrt taufnorlci Sotbn
w. 81 btnamGr, mUBts cine ear;t 3tituns in
Qnprub 9tncmmtn wtrbtn. 92ir laon cobtr puS
Qublitum Gin btt uns onurufin uno uuitrn Scd klbt
III kbcn, che llc tnrc toufIu 0untbar fir oentTtne
(3un hcftu mir aub in 3utunft CinGn littratn Sbcl
ntr Sf,utll;bEn Gunrlbaft u tshoItCn.
TeTH une GIcin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Cd nctaer GG0lr1D
in Gmnu6.
@dlpt,,uu 92cf,r

g. Madt bercurd feinen
LYs& SobIreitcn Srcuroen Il.
%sis556 l3 SEi,: ), NJ bem YubIifum uber.
= !; e = :3 Z baupt Die Unieiae ca6
h8ffifTFl .lst5. Ir8 cr cas- ySentrc $50
49, 80! ss.zs sss5-A tel" in oCm Stdot.
den @mau5 (fruber btwcbnt pcu Sen
~ %. Gibbohl beiC9en BAT, uuoNib oa
icltft 70 cinQeritrt CAP sr &eiicnoe lOwcbI
ais Sauern uno ancere cobiu fOmmrn
Be @efddft$Ieute uro Guncen dufS bClit
uno bGaucmlte becisncn fdnn.--Seinc 8et-
ten Itno ncu unc Gude uuo 8ClIer nit Den
bcittn Speifcn uno @ctrinten perfcheu. -
StalunQen uno SbeoS FIND qsrdumig unc
bequem ein9eritbtst, unc Elm fCrgiamsr Staa
fnetbt III INNER bel Der Sono. QGalIer unc
oucS fOnit nGtbjQe it i'm llebcrfIuB uorban
oen, uno niht5 iou Sur belen 8erisnune
Ger Gunoen febIen.
0a er curb mebriihriae Grfabrun9en
nit cen QfItbtsn einsS suten @irtbs beFannr
wuroe. 70 Ihmeihelt er fitb eurtb quite Se
otcnun9 an biui9en Yreifcn ciutn lberaIsn
3uIprucb Su prreteneu.
QpriI II. 1851. nq-