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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Sic Dclereur uuo GsuraIaia.

Oisr fdrefiiden uno id)mer;liden Srantbtitcn msrs
ben audcnbIidlb erIetert purdb bic stnpencun9 ces
galuaniidIen Surtelsy 6alsbanbes uno Sluicurs.-
Der @urtsi perbretet re @isttriitat eprd pas Sps'
tens baG 6alsbdne bdt eiheu lptdlrr 9feetr uni Dds
Zen janinlerppnen Sefbrpercen III cine Deborge slt
fueucuud uufe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
@ibt unb @IieeerIdbmut1a.
Or. Sbriftie's
@nlndnifthe 9lrmb1nDer

fcier erpBe 9irnfie in Sdaen pot gohUnIonen, fpas
mpbiitten Seidwsreen une dliaemeinSn Sranfbsiten
hes Sopfes unb Der pbern grtrentitattn. @benfans
bei CShlbridigfeit une 8eeerlatmuns, aiIen llebtn
Die burdD SGanaeI an nerpofer gneraie in zen 9iie
BERN Ubsr anberu Drsausn bss Sprprrs crssngt pfr'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Ser ven. 9 y 4 { m 8.

9eteh fdtSne uno tcaeume anwsrhuns fer ntphsrip
en- srditcppu q une @fa9nettsmus s,
# ppn ansac;s6nrtcn sicrStcn heiSes IN @urepa une
'fn Ssfr taatcuy ais ole idbaBbarc meeiiiHid,e &nt
,e :tunS cts Seitaiters anertanrt Icpreen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Seffaeinatbten 6lcioer

SOVTEyFIIIUVDIVIE NSIVVUFC
sr6ffust baben. Die man nod is sefsben Bat
beitebeno aus neuen 81 6den Uon ieoer Grt
S0fen BON iebem pdttern. @efe uno
Beftin9s BON ben neumcei9ifeu StpIes.
fowie 8 ofentrd9er Sember Semo'
fraeen. Grapats. etc. etc, neI6es allies
iie an preifen abfeken rpsroen, bic
Sas 9r6fte Gritaunen
erreaen unb Die 8unbfbaft alGer colder
ansiebeu meroen, meIhe iie NIT einem 3u,
fpruh beebrsn unb ibrsn StOd untsrfubsn.
auubenarbeit iscer 4rt miro f6neII
uno biul9 perrthtet.
0ET6nte nTits" ipcrccn iparrantirt.-k0
Sur6 ffrsn9e Qufmsrfiomfeit ouf ibr
9efbdft uno Die nieoerifsn prsiie bOffm lie
auf cine Iiberols 6ffent.tts Gunof6aft.
~D Die nsusfsn Sdfdions Iino INNER
bel ibnen Sum Ssfauf auf Sano.
QItsntaun, MdrS l3. 1851. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
gfeuer
sStsrmifebii,9 sgtobr,

8aarenIager;ur 6auseinritbtun9.
Die lIntcrJciebnstsn MAIDEN ben Ginipcburn ron
aueufcpn Ino TadtorNtdft bic Qnjrisc. oOe Ge fir
eieen eanceetbei stpas gan, Reues etablirt babsn,
nanatb sinsn bsfonoan stcbt fdr bin @trtauf pen
Garpttst OueenSmaaren, GptsgeL
Senlterblenbem II. {. 10.
no Gin 9rSgsrrs afcrtsnsnt bsr artitt pcrhan6sn it,
ais usth is IN eiesr Start 9efunccn rrurbs. gRcnn
lun9s ssute tb usrhSrobsn, pclIn ne ibrS Garptts
ntbt taufn,r rpc nur eln9 Sts ine; ncin, S rpclltn
tatikn tpc cine @rlbisosnbtit 1T prn 5000 bis
10000 Oaros. Sis rUrlItu ibr Sber:SeEbtrr uno
Seller nit faufn rpcttin afcrtsmCnt III, fenoru fis
rprasn IN cnen Stebr 9tbtn, ruc s cine ausreutl in
tduEnesrlsi Srrmsn uuo sauftsr Fuesn. Gir trrltsn
tbre SPte9d nitbt tauku mo- fe NicIttbtn faum Ebsn
tonntn, fcnosrn uc fs bsiu Sunoert rtrbanbSu fno,
bstess in Mabcarne ano Gtsr9cfoStrn Rabmeu. Sir
ruelsn autb Sentsrtencen, um i'm Scn,mrr bic gcnns
orasErn ~ baIttny - pne eitis artitd tSnnSn iI as
hefcmurn ntf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20

VaiHpblets ffbSn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Or. Gbriffte's
8alpanifbgs 6alsbon0

pirb ee6raittlt fir afie 9efdperbsn ess 6aIes eter
Sopfes hls Sron6is, 6alsentsiinbuia, ntrppfes rnh
trantrs Sopfpeb, Sdbibinaen pes Sopfsst Renraleia
i'm @eidt @eiunlnie lnp @craHfh IN cen pbren
5aubbeit bic sewabnfidl Rerpos tn hne eIeHpSpoHe
Srantbeit Sic 9plprelr, etc.
9i6t uno 9Iiseerdbmuhg.
@ns Ner;ts aebsu tW ea6 bisfe idrsdtfdf SraBfbeit
bard, sin 9tanael an ncrppfes GHergte In hen
frantcn Glieoern perurfadjt pire. Or Qbrihies aah
paifide Stttel entiernen eiesn 9angsi uEb brinsen
etue 9GnIlIdhe uno pcafdntige Sur berpor.
1000 foldbe Sdue
tine lpGbrsue ben lesten .ue Sabren an Or. ebriie
uuo fGne agentsn beridtct iporner/ bic ppuspmnten
bergcfSnt lrnrpen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Sr. Gbriifie's
8olpanif6er 8hrtel, Sals6anp
9Itm69nber uno magnetifbes
Sluibum
fit bic Gntfrnuus unO gtrmouente 6situns ocn allen
Nerpcm 6ranf6citen

uuo auoersu 9cfbptresn, bic pcrurfaht pereCn eard
Cutn prrcrtsucn, ptrihpdthtcn rno un9siuneSn
5ultanp bcS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
Fires In Utica.

UTICA FeD. 10, 1901.
About half past IL o'clock last night the drug and
grocery store OF Foster and Dick cnson No. 1T &c
nesee street was destroyed by broke out in
the lower story, and rapidly consumed the whole
building and stock. During the progress Of the fire
there frequent xplosions Of considerable vio-
lence rs the liquor casks and several of guRpow
der reached by the flames. These did no parti-
less in houses several doors distant The progress
of the fire rapid, that nothing was saved,
and the books and valusbles which in the safe
were not removed, bat on taking the safe from the
ruins, the books and papers were found uninjured.
The proprietors have apprehensions that the store
sntered from the rear, and the safe forced and
that the robbers in their retreat fired the building
as no fires candles had been used in the store
L. Dickinson was insured for $4,000 dollars,
distributed among the Howard Etna Long Island
Empire State and Rome Protection companies. 1t
was valued from SIC, Geo to $4,000 The building
was the property OF Rev Abram Bloodgood and was
injured in the Albany Insurance Co. A small brick
addition in the rear, the property OF f. was in
sured $500 The bookstore OF j. Tiffany, and the office
of the Utica Daily Obserrr, which in the build
ing next below, saved, but their property was
considerably damaged by removal before the proprie
tors arrived, The loss Of Mr.. Tiffany must be bout
5000 The store of Eayre Sen, above, also saved
About o'clock this morning, second alarm was
created ty the burning of the barn attached to the
Catharine Street House 1t in the Of the first
the bal destroyed 1t was the property OF Hon.
Horatio Seymour; probably insured. Messrs Jones
Porter of the Catharine Street House, insured
500 on their hay, oats &C. The barns OF j Butter
oss OF materials of Messrs b. Son is within $780,
insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

SUNDAY Feb l6-6P. NJ
During the past week, the stosk market has bear
seuling down into something like order and regu-
larity The fsncIes have auctuated Less. and prices
In several instances have not only touched the lowest
points, but have experienced q reaction, and are
steafily moving upwards, There l. no doubt but that
several Of the lesdir railroad securities In the mark.
will soon recover all the depreciation aud be in q.
active demand O. at any time during the past season
The fall in prices since As mi Idle Of January ha
been no greater than We anticipated and repeatedly
prsdicted Up TO that time, speculation had beer
going on nearly twelve monthN and price, had become
enormously inflated. Early purchasers had sold
out and made great deal Of money; and for som,
time previous 70 the collapse, q new and weaker os.
o. buyers controlled the market The fancies had fo
several weeks been getisg into hsnds at high prices
unable carry them and II clearly TO be that
sooner or later, there must be break down All pre-
viVus speculative movements resulted in that way snt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
Police Intelligence.

Arrest Of a FugtiUe F0rger -ofncer A. NJ. G. Smith
stormes alias @ II. Carries on charge Of forging q
promi.ory note, made for $500, purportng TO be
drawn by DR.. s. P Townsend, Of mi, city. The sc-
cured II seems has been doing business and residiu
in the town OF Chittpssngo, onondsga county. N Y,
The note was passed as genuine at that place, and
subssque ptly forwarded TO New York and when 4.
bitited to Dr. Ts~nssnd he pronounced It forgery.
The sccused finding he was suspected escaped from
10, ,u tom and 'o9a s quarter, 10 ,s city :,
goods der false pretences and warrant was Issued
for HE arrest on that charge. We understand that
several other charges Of forgery are pending against
the accu,ed 0fcsr Smith, after making the arrest,
placed the prisoner in the custody of Mr.. y.
Frederick deputy sheriff OF onondags county who
accss-d. Justise Lothrop committed the ecoused to
the Tombs for safe keeping and this day the deputy
CSG1g, n sreiins WGtSI.-k man BY the nam. O,
Charles John,on vss arrested, yesterday charge
OF stealing watch, valued at So, the property CT
william Swan. ofnc.r Gillespie, Of the Fourth ward
arrested The accused, AID Justice Lothrop committed
himto prison for tIisl.
ofBidoy and Julia Hart, we're arrested on Friday by
officers Msgnes and Ke.fe on a charge Of stealing
tl07, In bank bill. om the person Of Michsel Hurley
residing at No b6 Roosevelt street Hurley II seems
vas in liquor. and while Ia that state the money
,xtrsetes from hs pocket The accused parties we're
conveyed before Justice Lothrop Who committed them
10 prison Tor trial
Cha,rs II passing lad Mon,y.-0n Friday, OH ,ers
Magnss and q Keefe arrested young German, by the
name Of Oastne Bohr, clerk In grocery store, stu
ated at the corner Of John and Nassau streets On
charge OF passing counterfeit Eve franc piece
boy by the name Of Dillon Dunbar residing at No
John street. IL appears that the boy vent to the
grocery stor. for pnt Of beer and In payment gave
dollar bill and the clerk In change gave the bad
Eve franc piece AZ alleged knowing TO be counter
felt. Justice Lothrep committed the accused for
trial
Charge Of breaking open Trnk.-A young man, OF
genteel appearance calling himself Charles Stevens
alias Boyd wa, arrested on Friday on a charge Of
breaking open trunk at Tammsny Hotel and stealing
thersirom S54 in bank bsth. property Of ChsrlesDo.
d.rine one Of the board.r, The accused vi. observ-
ed 10 be hanging about the trunk and IL presumed 70
be the In vidusl who committed the theft The
cused was conveyed before the chief Of police who
oc United him 70 prson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Election OF senator OF new Jersey, Sc.

TRENTON, Feb. 10, 1861.
The joint meeting met again yesterday morning
and several Intellectual attempts made to adjourn
sine die. After much spsrriLg another ballot had
for Senator, but without success
The Senate is composed Of ten democrats and one
whg. The House consists Of twenty democrats seven
teen wings and one independent whig the indepen-
dent being usual tn. most active against the
regular candidates. The joint meeting has adjourned
over to Wednesday, the 10th inst
The anti caucus men object to Stockton on account
of his with the The democrats
united in other respects The rule of absolute
majority of s the embsrs of both houses s estab-
lished. 1t is supposed that the anti caucus men
will not yield and other candidate must be taken
up No business Of any other importance except the
creation OF several railroad In the northern
and turnpike companies in the southern portion Of
the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
uraoLIvn rttv InseIIfUsurs

I~aursr.-Coroner Ball held an inquest on Saturday
a,t. upon the body OF man named John 0iOsnn ell,
found drowned of Red Hook point.the ssne day
The decea.ed had been resident No. rs Frankfort
street, New York. The jury returned verdict Of
accidental drowning
ATTEMPTED BtpGtARy.-0n Saturday night last, tn .
house Of wn G. Swain 103 Livingston street vas bur
plsfously entered and articles 70 the value about
$40 taken therefrom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
Court Calendar for Moodsv.

EurERIoH CouRr.-Nos 6 l25, l35 lq a. 1879 l46 15i
49, 90 49, 1853 l6o to 1874 1917 16S Ill ia ia IT'S
10 III leo "a 3, l2S ia % l4l 81 $50 IS 40 Is
la 10, J. n, IL AZ 9, IS %, ll6 ll9 Ga 80, 81
So lls.
eurHrsE CouRr- ClScUr CouRr.- Nos 2s3 ID 20
as l03, lC6 1852 l6l l76 22l 22T, go S37, III 23l
G,sra.L TrRM-Nos. "a, AZ lse 49, So 81 SO, 5 S. So
IS to e2
0onmor PLrs-PMt Mos. 15e, 1877. ia, 1879, 100,
201. 203, 2H, 233, 24t, 2a7, 243, 1863, 2ol. ls7
UriT.p srAIrs DfsrRicr CorRr.-Nos. 20, 80, a. 80,
So 80, 40. az. "a d. , - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

ing Iaw-For the distribution of works Of Art
adopted IN addition to he Certainty Of Receiving an s.aSas
aud highly valuable engraving entitled La siesa
bued among subscribers ninety nine oil paintings snG
epsyinss In and plain Kilt frames avau
Second te~cen South Ninth and Tenth streets min
me- Ts r'@ m son Ferry The and
giss ere loo Fulton street where catalogues ana ali the
On IS more shares still Iefs Aud those who wish
70 subscribe would do well to call mm stately the
being the rrepert, Of the embers Of ,h ...oessn
the d.trbusn viii positively take place the aid rsbru
at6o'sloekP.h. ny order Of she Trustees.
regular No 9fark Place eight A Eto
two opened an ofce q. his residence, No. zO Fourth
four 70 eight r. N. ''''''' ron
Money cannot be better Invested than In
the aequiremtnt Of goos business hsnd-suoh hand
as s guaranteed 70 every ruP who sns goIismiths half
Iriee sasse or enters NJ private pupil at $50 Broadway
We ore Informed that the reason mn seri-
wheels Of the aoas Vac, that her orss yer III ns
street - .
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, TO Color the
sr Or siis il can 10 ss.hss
s1s - AZ o1es snS h. no bad oeor sppsd
Dey street. and BY all the druggists. city and country
2nd NAT DE- 90 celebrated in London, Paris, Boston,
fhilsdelIha Baltimore. Washington he osu only be pro-
The public must beware Of ustsrts See I.r,eu. al
ou. IL for sale wholesale and retail applied. Copy
Wigs and Toupees.-Persons wishing .
oes mesr S ws :, Type. 'ss. call = s.,ss'Sre
be perfectly upasrssna. Al their rsquir.nsn,s mates
81. bp.n.. make, Business Of "a dspy bis sssrss.
aad dive him call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
Supreme court-speciaI Term

Before the Hon Judge King
Ftn Is Bolton ts ~ PevsDr = This wa. O motion
10 the De Peyster will for judgment for want Of
reply TO plaintiff q ansser The Court granted leave
10 serve reply in twenty dsys on payment Of costs
w fhe matter ~ John s9dang SaV4cm, ScRe & Co =
This motion to compel Alfred Ely 10 do iver 70
dss ndants certain papers in his possession necessary
for their defence In thlt RAFT Decision ress.ysa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
Musical,

ITALIAN OPERA House." Ernani' is to be performed
to night, with several favorites Of the public In the
chief characters No doubt they will be warmly vel
coined on their return from their Southern triumphs
On Wednes day, Signora Bozzi OF whose fame report
tpeaks in highly favorable terms will appear In . Ii
Giuramenton There will be great curiosity to hear
one who has distinguished herself In the fields Of taste
and literature and whose voice is said be contraito
OF fne quality Report speake, ALSO of the arrival
OF distinguished composer, Signor Giuseppe Ncco-
las. He issngaged on a new opera for Parodi por-
ton Of which IL already completed SigEor Niccolae
wrote +" La Veh.dan for the great vocalist and war
maesto to her in Italy in the infancy Of her fame
His qualities as composer and teacher Of music are
said to be OF high order Certainly the melodies In
the new opera give promise of work OF rare merit
.CHRisTs IS MIssrRELs-The performances this evs-
ming are rs usual exceedingly attractive Negro mso
dies rendered with exceeding sweetness and hsr-
mony The burlesque opera Is capital production,
and the dancing is innitsble.
FELLows' MSsTREIs.-This band Is doing we'll snc
under the guidance Of Mr.. h eas will always com
mand respectable attendance The singing Is good
the buresque opera representations are capital ana
the dancing excellent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

DrMERAnA.-The Bermuda Herald, of the Sd instant
contains the following: The schooner scailop Capt
outerbrdge arrived Thursday las. from Demsrars.
bringing papers to the 18th ultimo. Two dispatches
from tn Secretary Of State read in the Deme-
rara Court Of Policy, Dec. 13 One referred to the
jealousy which existed both at Lisbon and Funchs &c
the emigration OF Portuguese from Nadera-the
other announced the removal Of the restriction to
emigration from Madeira, during any period Of the
year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

vERY LArF rroN TcFRs IsL.vD.-we have received,
ria Bermuds sdyicss from Turks Island to the 22d ut
The Gazette OF tn. sth ult say,
fincs our last We have had heavy showers Of rain,
which have done much injury to the salt crops Of the
year IL IL TO be hoped tnst this present sill
after this be dry and that ts- proprietor, Of salt
ponds will be able 10 make good rakings. ss the bad
~ last year has much depressed their tprits
We do not think 10 possible unless some unforeseen
accident that the Inhabitants Of these islands
sssin suffer, they have often done before
for that essential necessary water large public
tank capable Of containing 500 punchsons Ia finished
and full ard nearly every house this and Salt Cay
hss or more cisterns. This Is pleasing circurn
stance can afford 20 ~sh for the interests
Of the salt PROPRIETOR that " will hold dry for lone
The Gasois Of the 22d ult give. the follc wing -
on Saturday last. 18Th instant at the Epi'cops
Church BY the Rev. Joseph Maxwell rector Bsnjsmn
Evsfstt Smith Es- Of the city of Baltimore native
q Kent county Msrylspd and United states Consul
~ thee Islands 70 Miss Elizabeth Hayward Of Der
muds There 10 coincidence In CONGESTION With the
above vcr'by Of notice the wedding having taken
Paee on the 6rst annivsrssry Of the arrival OF our
hghly respected Consul ard on the birthday ~ bis
lovely and youthful bride n. has chosen estimsble
ana much loved young lady as his wife, and We rish
thtn great happiness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

LATE FROM BrRauDA.-By the arrival Of the brig
Swan, Captain Diekey, on Saturday, from Bermuda
In the short space of four days have received Ber
muda papers to the Sd instant but they contain nc
news OF i'm portsnee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
Miss Davenport In Washington.

WAsHIseros, Feb l6, 1851
The National Theatre crow ded to its utmost
capacity, Last night, at Miss Davenport's benefit.
There about 2 500 persons present, among whom
were nearly all OF our leading digntaries She has
been re engaged for q third week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
Failure or the Mail.

BALTIMORE Feb 16, 1851,
The mail boat the Potomac failed to arrive in
time for the Baltimore cars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
News of the Safety of the Atlantic.

BosroH, Feb 10, 1851.
The news Of the safety Of the Atlantic was promul
gated in this city this morning. and caused great and
heartfelt rejoicings.
WAsHNGroN. Feb. l6, 1851
The safety of the American mail steamship Atlantic
announced to day amid the liveliest expressions
Of gratifc alton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

THE FoRElsS Mans The m nls Of the ste iuers
Africa and Atlantic, for Boston, were yesterday
expressed through, per steamer Knickerooc ker,
via Norwich BY this arrangement, Of Pos.ma ster
Brady, Boston friends will receive their foreign
correspondence nearly twenty-four hours earlier
than by the regular mail. The Knickerbocker
left at o'clock yesterday morning. The number
Of letters received by the Africa was l33, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

suFREmE CouRr OF the UNITED STATES FEnRu ANY IL
No, ss-T League, plaintiff in error W.. J. De
Young ct al. The srzume mt OF this Was con !
tinued tor the defendants error and for
the plaintiff In error.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

UREA, Feb. 10, 1851.
Tho turnpike bridge the West Canada creek, at
the village Of Herkimer carried away at P. NJ
and ping against the railroad bridge, destroyed
about 100 feet Of it, which will prevent the passage of
trains until Tuesday night. Passengers now
Q TEN porary foot bridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

The NEXT NEws PROM EuRoPE.-The Cambria,
from Cork, with the cargo Of the Atlantic, and
news to the 4th Instant will be due on Wednesday,
and the Baltic, with advces from Liverpool to the
s,h, will be due on Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

BOSTON, Feb TO, 1851.
Mdlle Therss Parod the distin gnished prima donna
arrived In this city last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

TuE FREE School SYSTEM -Wepublish, to-day,
an abstract Of the report Of the Assembly Commit.
tee, upon the petitions for the repeal Of the Free
School law together with the address Of the State
Central Committee, on the subject. They will be
found very interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
The Hudson River.
Arrival of adlle. Parodi

ALBANY, Feb 16, 1851 "a
The river opposite this city is clear Of lee but
II is said to be firm at Cstskill and Kingston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

TIE REPUBLIC or LIEERTa.-We published, ia
yesterdays Herald, some very interesting n,eli-
genoe from the new republic Of Liberia, for which
we were indebted to Captain Ellis, Of the park
Edgar. The message Of President Roberts,
which we published, was a remarkably well
written document, and gave perfect insight into
the present state Of that colony. The proceedings
Of the Liberisn Congress are conducted with great
decorum-more go than those Of our American
Congress. How strange il is that our colored
population do not emigra,e TO Liberia in greater
numbers than they DO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

hsr or NhisEers. the moment 1t applied
~ the hAr or skin IL can be washed edatey withoua
oturbins ths ooor and has no bad odor IL sprted OF
SOIL AZ PHALOks Factory No. 1877 Brosdwsy. oorne9
Dey street AND BY All The druggists city and country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17
DIR. AIban Goldsm,th has. In addition


Gus accident occurred 10 the Atlantic while stripping her
Whetso the hoats vts that her all pplied
JoNEss new ttyls q Water Proof Boots from IA Ann
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-03
the'NhYI Evening Post.
Millard Fillmore.

"O,hefi Presidents may bel forgotten
but the name, slgnedoto the Fugitive
Slave bill ddnhe4eIBe eforgoiteh. There
are depths ofinfamy, as there are heights
pffame. Il .fesrht to say what A must,
but truth conpels ime. liBenet for him
had hei never beehIborh.I Better for hid
memory, and the good name Of lis
children, had bs never ,beeu lPtesident!"
--Chdles Samaer. Aa "a - y
o most accurst pernicious height OF pow'r!
How dost elro1 fall a blight upon the soul
Whichsyields Us konoritS III y soft control, ,
Youths endless day for one poor fatt'rng
Such, Q hhappy mortal! Is thydower.
And IL the angelic bands, who constant
keep .NiNSD Wuy,h 10
Watch ey the gates Of fnhssysp, do ever
Well might theit tears descend, ,mn,oopprnnful
~ showsrii = Z ~ 'sHciSAn'sVnO
To mark kahe sacrifice which tn OH hast made !;
To see man, erect land conscience free,
Cas-: Oft the crown ofhis integrity,
The robe of hepor which him erst array'd;
And, groyellingin the very face Of Heaven.
Rsnggnse the nature nature which his God has
.aCentfeaiIie, Indiana. ggi'sooLH.J."
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-03

ASCENE OF DEsoLATIoN.--The emig.
rant road over the desert, beyond Ham.
boldt river, is literally strewed with dead
carcasses. ia gentleman who reached
Sacramento > city ab'mt s,e middle of
July, countedtwenty head Of cattle in as
many feetsquare; for forty miles they
average one 10 every ten n feet; ,msking
aliotal of twenty thousand, The wag-
ons are soneisto every rod.l Of eleven
thousand that started for California
last year, not one-half reached their des-
.tlnailonasalII lainli 1al E.lealiner,