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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11
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Scr Ncpubufoncr bat oob gar uiel oa
nit M fhofftu cap Sobuiton tie Bill, oaS
lS47 Sfl0oCu @rIGB mirocrrufrno nod
njtt untcritrietcn BAT. QSie fCmmt eS
dbcr c0B CT irineu lctntn 0elcrn nitt fa0t,
cap ricit5 @ricB Sabre in &raft mar, in
wtldCr 3cit unicre @je9nCr in r9eno elmer
SlGuuQ C0iIdbe bdtten nioCrrufcn f6nnen.
Iu Ccu4 Sabren III cine Iuft6funa Der Union
bCcrobt mcrccn. QGorum 9in9eu iic rann
uItbt I'll 9GUEe uno babcn es miocrrufcn
9lun if tcinc @cfobr pOn elmer Srcnnuno
Ger Union rurbauocn, oenn curb Die Com
prcmjB W06rrQc!n 1T ouCr MiBperliano
beitjtiqt. Stun ucrIon9ten oisfe 0erren pon
>SCbnou in elmer Stunos Su tbun moran
nc lIcb CSGbrcn lcIbt Scit nabmeu. Sif
Gin iCltbc5 ScrIan9cn nitt unbiuia? Sa III
lplhc gouibobu wie ojcfe 0crrcn befcIaten,
uid7t cine pcrdbtIibe? Sur 9eaIen Sbr
S1crrcn, bci Ger 3ulammcnrunit Der ndhlfen
@dce9cbunA miro Sobniton fhon ubcr Die
Slu 0bbauocIn. CSn Ger Shat oteie Serren
iiuo IN ibren SorcUun9en 9c9en SObnfiOn
ctmd5 unbiuj9. Su Seiu9 auf oisie Siu
lou Cr in elmer Stuure tbun mas ii a Sab.
zen 3et tnabm, unO in 8cju9 ouf Die Staats,
lbuIo bat cr IN c ~ Quban aI5 cieIe Ssrren
in 20 Sabren tbun tOnntsn, uno ile Iino
cod nlht init Ibm Sufrtcocn. uno bate cr
AUDI bic qonic StoatsIbuIo abbeiablt,
Gle unitrs 9c9ner un5 auf9CIaosn baben, 70
muiccn lie coth Qc9cn ibn ctpo5 Su ,fnur:
rCn" tdtCu. Utlcin es III einrrIct mas otefe
9ieccr5 ia9cn. 9ie Sarb8abrr miIIen bas
SCtnlton ii Der cine Babe MiIIion
Ger St0ot5IduIc obb3obIt bot uno iie ba-
bcn lb ouhIcnuhIofeu i'm bafir Su beIcb'
ncn. lno i'm nitt rur aIIein Su bslcbnsn,
iouOCrn fir tire Ci9Cne Snterr6en icmit Su
icr9cn, zap tie ibu nod 3 Sabre Iduger IN
Gem @ouv. StubI Dotcn moucn.
So Der 8tpubItansr ia0t Scbnffon
ici c0fur cie St3w0rBeu nit cen @diTcn
ouf 9Ittcn Gu6 81 icueu. Dies sei9t mie
bart ciGfc 50crrcn Qctrieben ino. Sine fol-
de 8cb0uptuuQ 1T lippiib, ia finoifb-
uno nitmano etudt liCb eobin aus aI5 ME
Ger Sim" uno Ger nSdm' iniemano
Qlaubt cine ioIjbe Qeu6runQ ais oic1c Smci
S1crrn. 3cnFR on nitt Slipereer Sim
loutc cCm Sdm bCIfGn bic Ne9er .matfbcn"
coB iic uitt bicbcr fCmmen une bic wc6cn
Wirdcn bciroIbcu sic iino bic einSiqcn
iwct 5JUrCn i'm Staat bic ib elmer Iolhen
Sprott pCr ciutm rcfpCftabttn uno oufoe-
fldrtcn QubIifum becicncu muroCn. Sli,
yer mas cCnft Su oapun gStr Iiuo Der
MlcinuuQ CAP iic cieS 8eihift nit chamber
v0icbcn ioLItcu,-inccm e5 uuS cinIcudtst,
ais po6ttn iie bcrrIib fur ioIhc Stsucu.
S,C% 8til tcr &epubIitaner 70 9srne Don
Ger ScIapcrci uno Den @OmprcmiB'MaB,
rc0clu fpritt, fo m6tbten mir ion fra9cn,
ob CT caun nitt mcib oaB 0avio Bilmot
pOu ocm nimIitcu Sprebcritano nit BiI
liam SiQcr crfldrtc, ,,oaB cicfs SADIE nibtS
nit ccr @cuvern6r5 Sta9e gu tbun bate e.
-9|ur ruli8 giatbar, Sobnton BAT noh
tmmT tclue pFtht 9etbon, uuo er erfuIt
, lie aud tjc5mdl mieccr, pbne eag cr bid, 1u
&atbc 6u jcbCn ttau6t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11
69e;ei2(u0nctcs Oeutf6eS
" tGD : 99MlOcr,
CiuS9 WtrtltGt eurb
SSauGcc 1lnD SpcDmdn,
Is boIllolG Dru90iitt

SSaiIGcc tlnD SpcDm6n,
2Bbcleiols Dru99,itsu,
90. 226 9i0t6 0ritte Sra6c, philadelphia.
Die critourGbI .otjltroft unp tit Set uuo gRilb
GrWuotnou 8GtonbthttIi rtfts nit Rttbt aus0e;tbr
uttn &EbpulrGrS hat bm cine 9rutmthEit ptritboft
pcmmsr cS 0tbrout)t wurt:, vic nctb ttinm anpCrn
il Shetl 0aUtroGn NJ.
Us bat cine pirGtG9Eirtuno ouf Ole vrSaueubtn unt
IahrunQsaft Critu0Cnctn Sroone rCr Sbitrc rpcrurb
Gin QrSgirtr@ 9dauf rcn GINlus aus Ger ouuShulibm
Oloit Sutttr bTorr9tbrotb uno ctgItb Die Guantitat
pcn Milb ur0 StttnotIrtc I'M Gin gtrut;ueGs uu:
mtbrt miro. GS wlro nab 1rCn9 pfniihaflithcn
Qru;ipicn SuGGrttt unb ncr qrrficr giG6jQs QBtrt
dtCr onimoNibs Gbtnjt otbti0m rurbliSBt, miro Tb
vrn rsm Sti9n idtit ittrWuNsn.
IS miro DEFENDERS oncmpfrt!tn in al rtn ocu5bult.
den Rr0nthHttn Der Rfcroc, pes SpruDiCbs UNI
Or Sdbipcinc,-0tS
sa Sir 95fcroe:
~, IN 8ei 9eIbcm 8a6er. 0i8temper,
T~S}w Srulen, SOunber, ScrIuIt oes
slstez=zzsssssgs Nppett5 uno Der erforccrIite en-
Gncr0je. .Suffen, SerfdItun9, Siebcr, sc
l1woucrcn 8ciNcn, 8c;fsrn, etc.
ss-~n Sir Ssabe
SEfGsA SS;r CCFfin ;abucit 3luanjfTt ron ncftn
--&l%-A4-un';bdetart 9Htrbt fir yRtbc, in Scl0G
Der IN o'milten cptholttntu Gi9nLbofn fir tic SCR:
pNhVlun9 Ct6 SrtlltbreS IN cine QrGRtrG SuanttSt
ofn MIt1io ais 9crChrijt0 crJtuat pirr rvtttrs otn
NhIbtdhtn Cintn lclbCn 9iuecn fbofTt rog Cs nb in
otn 6inrtn elmer crCn Qsrlcu tEfnotn iclts rie Gins
Sub clntt. Us Wrmtbrt nitbt 0lltin riG Suauttit
otr Nll!h urc ot5 %obm6 mo 9}u.tCrS, icnetgn e
WrbEfItrt outb rrrin SuutitIt Du't5 Die octtoutibs
Hnmnrnn9 nltits YuI9crS miro audi ra6 &trb yja
ibntlItr FIJI.
Sn fan o(tn GraGfb&tcn oG& 0cruolt&, ais
9cbIe 96rucr, Q8oIf 6ufimanQ, purQircn
beim bGi frjfter Q8oce Cccr ftletttcm
SuttCr, Nnwuh5, Qppetit5puIuit, In.
iiitrcn, 9i5tcmper, etc.
95n Sn oIcH Gronfbcitcn ser
AyGz$5IS 9 bweinc. oI5 Qcrbmouener
ssss-1s.9zZ2 sSA-zzA-2 GoI5, toufcn, @itcrunoCn in
2uu9en uno Cetcr 't. mirft c5 fat ME Gin
Wunoer, uno III Gin trcfflihe5 8orbcua
un9Smtttt uno trdgt uuqemcin ptel ium
Settmateu Ger StwCinc bel.
StrGrnlonn Der crW Gtriub NIT bILn N,ulp,t
outtlt miro iib toc rCn rcItn rrr,Islithen GtaCn.
lboit;n tUErBu9t battn unp nit mtDr ebnrradDt iGu
lpcutr.
O[J-8IFinbj1 ouf bono uuN gum 9crfauf Gri
0utb, ?Icum9 unS Srcrlcr,
i'm 9U;bitcbr ;UT oVotricttn," Sci 2rUl6 9tSmpt II
&C., Nrcthsttr in NUintaun, uu0 pti Gaufsuten uue
Orul3iitir i'm NuacwtuGn.
6tNruor p, lS9l. ral5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

"O Der &spubjf0ncr III oucn frUber
Don uns an i'm gerittcten Sro9en ouS9c'
wiben, uno mo CT oiss ntbt 9etban bat, 70
BAT er anoCre Sra9sn an un5 9srittet.-
Btr boben bic 9ridtctrn SroqCn, 70 msit
mir wiIIsn ale beantwOrtst, mo iotltcn nctb
weIde fein, 70 in oic5 cbnc unfcr g8iiTcn ;
bsantpOrtrt Der &epubIifdnsr ober ale un:
iere Sra9eu, uno e5 icuten nod mcIbe Don
uns unbedntwcrtet 9ebIiebsn fcin 70 iOusn
iC9ICib QntwCrten fCI9en. Die urlahe
ater, bo6 er unfsre Sra9sn nicbt bcontmOr
tct, 1T Die, caB cr nj d fanu uuonic cb +
oorf, Ubne feiner partei Su fbaocn. @cIt
Sim" Sbatfaben uno Sra9cn, oercn Die
Socumsnte 6ur Seite ifebcn, iino sbtn niht
70 Ietht ju bcantmorten. Sim" mir mUi'
fen bid juweiru becaucrn. obsr Die 8abr.
belt muB berouS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

" Die @rmh6un0cn tcs Itpub,Ia
Hers un5 uno ejncn anosrn 8ur9u rjcitr
Staot Su beIeiCi9cn, falcn, irwcjt mir be:
tbsiIi9t lino, fruhuo5 5u 8cocn. Ncm
Gnoersn Serru it Der Sdrtber onitht mur.
big bic Shubriemcn Su I6fcn." 2ud c :
miro fb wcni9 an bic bc5miuile Gu5crilde
Ure or pssetre"'i'S r'V'sm. ytur ~ IS gu Be
pausru oaB Gin Monu pcrf6nitb ou0cQrif.
fen werren fOU, Der fejn Ganrjeot it, unr
ouh ME Nicmano bccioiot. Ser Sd5,ci
Der miro Bier pcrmWttlih faQcn, co6 Gin
Mann audi in unItru SpoItcu onQc0riTtn
moroen Der feiu @dnoicdt Iu. glc5 mo1
wobr icn,-otr mas MAR po8 8rmoQcn
jones Burgers bel Der Suidmmluna unie.
rer 9s9nsr? Benn Gin Bb9 ltb ouf ioIhc
@cife 9r9en mfcrc @eQucr bctraNen mhrrc
70 molten mir Der ule feiu, Ger i'm cen,
Qublifum blo5ilCurn muroe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

S~ Scr Hcpubljfancr mClrCt, toB in
Mstanit5bcro am Sage unicru &uiamm-
lung Elm babies 2uecno SujtinQ Errljt5
bsfsut qc,pcfen fcen. uub oa6 mir icmjt
siemIih uicI Geutc suidmmenbrahtrn. Mcr
bat nun ie oc69lrihcn Qcb6rt? g8rr fir III
fer She'll BADEN feline loIte SrOIjc5 ocfcbcu,
uro Ion(t aud nicmano. S0jcr t6nucu olTo
auc 9c9snwdrtiQ' 9emeiCncn fcbcn in mic
wtit man ocn lBcrtcn ce5 GcpuIifanU5
@luubcn fhcnfcn fam. 2luc itine pcljti-
fhe Ueu6crunQeu iinp 9erocc founmobr, ais
bic Qu0a9e in SJu9 auf 6 Gujltin9 6rO.
lies.
~ Ser &cpubIjFancr 1T INNER nod
nidbt Sufrcoen in 81uQ ouf Z y II
Strobm. Stnc Sadie bobcn mir fir ic.
ben SsrnUufti9en binldnQjh auf9cfIdlt.
gBir boten bsmirftn cap Sr0bm in jeccr
SinIi6toie 1rmre be9uniilcno ilmmtc, mel
DIES bic GOfcS ndt oelban babcn. g(jr-
mano Der retuib ccnFt rcrIon8t mchr 8r
meiIe Die Sdtulcj9un9 QcQcn Z 0 bn
StrObm III 9crooc un9etibr 70 unwobr,
ais Die Miuioneu &b0Ier &oumubt, Sc:
fhibts. uSim" pie mar c5 nit Der &oQ.
mube?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

SdS @tlce mar eaS ndmIihe in 1850
ais ME in lS45. .-9lun ME fommt C5 oaB
pibrcno Shunf5 gamer 0ienfSeit nur 50
$50 Oon ciefer Seite Der ctn9cnOmmen nor
zen Iino, on cch unter SobuffCn in smei
Sabren SEQ, SSS untet cen ndmIidben
@degen ron Der ndmIihen Setc brr crbaI
ten wurNen? Q8ie fOmmt es oaR SoDnifon
IN Ger Gbcu 3eitSEA,O 900 mebr pon
o''ler S"IfSQueIe be;abIt BAT, oI8 oie5 uu-
ferfrIbercn Ueminiiiroticncn unferer @eancr
a'ldcbcn ii /? 0tsfe Secs ocbcn ourd, ons
Stdat5 ScpartCment. User belt oteielte
aus Der ShoRfammer
g8r babrn Su Dem 8OIf pcn Qtunteruuo
Qerecct. 8ei0t ciefe Sohcniht ienen gBea I?
Bum Beni9ftcn Iinc s. 600 idDuib pUn bic
lem Sor unter allen frilbsren Ucminitra-
tionen unIerer @cQucr nibt in Die S6as
fCmmer 9efommcn! Sbr Die Sbr bic Saren
bejoDIt baItet cis5 i'm @eodbtni6!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

S@3n S8u9 bOrauf mas Ger Ttpub
fancr binf6tI6 Don @Oup. Sobnfton uno
Der 8e9naci9un95 @ewaIt iaat bobcn
mir bios Su ontwOrten mas mir ltcn fri.
Der 9etban bobn, on6 ct mrniQcr SrbrchU,
nab Der 3abt vOn SNbretcn beanaoiQt bat,
ais ir9cno Elm GOuosrn6r ocn pcunfpIoo.
nicn ie bate. nit Der Qusnabme pon Suiep6
&itner. Die Scmubun9cn os8 Gcpublfa-
ners in SeSu9 ouf biefe SADIE faucn fCmii
ebcnfou5 frubtIOS Su 8Cocn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

ES 8iu mS Ger &cputIjfancr ra1cn
mer fir ea5 1S47 Sdaren GicTce Qtnjmmt
bat? Si9lcr Bat eofur 0cilimmt icnl1 f6nu.
te CT nibt miut9 fein r&oocl 3u ira
qen." Nun bcrau5 oomit Sim" - cu
faait cu bittct bic SoQcbUtcr,-c5 muB
btr fCmcit Gin Gjttc5 lcjn un5 ciris 6ra9t
Al bsanmorten. .-lllfo bu0u5 r0mit
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

unferNoHbar btmhbtft5 Die, Sorts
Umericou" uno ben nDoiID 2tmerican" in
8eoadbt Su brin9eu, uno fa9t mir f6tpftcn
unIcre e il q n" odrduS. 0a! S0a!
Sa!!! eu9en? 6m! Sm!! Sm =! Uue
Qr9umsnts Die mir nod aus itnen 8litter
fb6pftsn, baben mir our6 Documents BE-
wiefen, uno nitt in cincm ciuSi9cn Sau 1T
e5 Dem &spubItdnsr qsIun9cn cine cinSiQe
unIsrsr 2tu0a9en umSufo6rn, mo mir fublcn
aud hberSeu9t coB sr Feline umfcBcn wirc.
8sraos cieS srShrnt ibn, uno brpe9t ibn
Su Ia9rn bic QrtifeI feisn nitt w0Dr.-
Wtt elmer foI6en Qutwort il obcr oa5 Solf
ni6t Sufrieoen. g8ir baben 0otumcntc an'
9efubrt, unc bieIe iiebcn gut, bis iic burd
Occumente um9efCBcn limb. &c itgn d I
10 a br," 70 Fam Ssoer faQen. G6r I'll
beweiIsn oaB e5 ni4t wabr in, ra5 iR
cine onere SADIE
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

unIre @cQuer wouCn wiTtn co6
oue fuoIihe g8bi9 3cituu0cn Qcacn GOuv.
Sobnlfcn fprdtcn. Gem III obcr niibt 70.
&os 1a9cn ober oieSbio GcfciofO 3citunQcn
in 8ebuo ouf giQter uno cic &crmont DC
fttuife UuIercr @t9ucr in 81u0 ouf rjc
GOmprOmi6 MoGrr9cIn? Gcbt rcm &oiF
bic oanie gSahrhet!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

"Sic Meinun0eu ceS State Sour,
nails" bic Der Grpublifauer iCinen Gclcrn
ouftifht, iiuo nur Gle Wcjnuu0cn ctnCS
Mannes. Gr bat Cin &edt Su ocntCn mic
CT nil, 70 boben mir uno 70 bat SCccrmdn.
SHE fcmmt e5 obcr oaF ecr NrpubIFancr
bic QeugeuuQcn cCr 9OfCfoFo 3dtuuQcn in
8cSuo auf @nmpbcu, Qcmi5 uno 8Iod
nidt CbcnfaU5 mirDCjIt?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11
SSnS Denft Sas sSolf Doppm?

Ser Sar fir boS @inrcuiren Der @efcbe
murce in lS45 ouf9ee9t. Gr III nun
Qerooe ME er bamaIs mar. Run
febt Die QBabrbrit
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

SC& Nohbar 0cmcFrat, no inmer Scbn.
lOu Gle 8eto 9ewaIt 9sbrouht BAT, oa
MIRO ct Don einsm jcoen pernunftoeu Wann
Qeprisfeu. Man oenfe nur an Die b6Qi,
{ d c GintbeiIun95 Siq rte er nit ientm
&cto brlc9te, ea muB ieccr Hsdbtlite fasen,
oaB or 9eraee reht qebancrlt bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

" Der &CpubIjfonCr viii mjccCr non
SwCi BbiQ5 in 8crf5 Gouutp 0cb6lt ba
ben, bic fir Sj9jW itimmcu wurocn. -
0tiB or immCr nod nitbI3 pcn cCm Bttb'
fd in allegheny @ountp gu @uuitcn pcn
Scbnflcn G5 1T cctb ioncutar Cap Ger
&cpublitoncr nur bic t9dlftc rcr Nui8tei.
ten bort.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

Ser GepubIifoner entbdlt Elm Gobrece in
SSuo ouf Rihter 9cpi5, uno munoert mas
mir oaBu ju fa0eu bdtten ?-Beu mir ino
Der Meinun9 oaB er fOIhe 9obrcoen ,.per,
ocIIt" notbwenoi9 bat, CAP bei6t, ptnn man
fejuen ei9sneu Qarteifreuncn 9Iaubsn I4en.
fen earf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

" Der HepubIlFaner tdn9t aud 6dS
u&ie den" On. gGtu ME ried3t Elm Seoe,
raIit? Bcnn Der &spubIifaner mhBte per
cen Srief 9cfbricbsn bdtte, 70 bate er lider
fcIbe UuScrufe ME 9ematt. Der Sbrcibcr
IN Elm dhtcr Oemofrat uno er 9eeenft toc
wieeCr pCn lib G6ren Su Iafien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-11

Sin 3eiCbcn-Oer prificcnt ser Icb.
ten QHbi9 @duntp Seriammun9 mar fril-
Der Elm Oemofrat-uuo elmer Der criten IN
fabrer i'm untern @noe ot5 @auntp'S, birlt
&cocn bel otlcn ibren SerfammIun9en- icet
aber 1T cr Gin Bbi9 uno geraoe 70 eifrl.
0ielc5 1T fein 98e6ieI ibr 9rren?
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19
The Brave Girl.

ANOTHER GRACE DARLING.-There has
recently been communication in n Y
paper the Sunday Messenger, respecting
q lady whom they denominate Grace Oar
ling-a young, intelligent and interesting
woman. within sixty miles of New York
who has. With the assistance Of an aged
and ufirm father saved twentY-one lives
within the last fifteen years; and yet has
never been known to the public, or in any
way remembered or celebrated as a public
heuefactor. which the writer attributes to
her being an American, asserting" had
she been English. all Europe would have
rung with her achievements, ard our pub
lie papers been filed with her praises. y
We have been at some pains to make
inquiries respecting tia ladg. and within
few days have conversed with person
who is intimately acquainted with her.and
her worthy family
Kate Moore is the daughter of Captain
Moore who keeps the light house on Fair
weather Island, situated midway between
the harbors Of Black Rock and Bridge
port. Conn The island contains five
acres of land, and IS about half a mile
frtm the shore. Many disasters. it is
known. lave occurred to vessels driven
round Montauk Point in storm. and
sometimes in the sound home-ward bound
and this laav's ear is SO accurate. It is said
she can distinguish the shr;eks Of the
drowning mariner, aud direct her bark IN
the darkest night She can trim boat
and manage it as we'll as any man. and
seems to make up III tact what she lacks
in strength. and never refuses to turn ont
in the darkest night to the relief Of the
sufferers. Oar informant adds that she
Is highly accomplished and literary la
3y, perfectly feminine in her manners and
that although she occasioally visits New
Y Ork and other places in that vicinity and
has Il large and most respectable acquaint-
ance many Of whom know Of these facts
they have never come to the knowledge of
the public before The late lamontcd
Major Noah. who was remarkable for col
lectinE tine most interesting facts by some
means became. acquainted with them We
also understand that Capt Moore and his
worthy heipulate have resided upon the
Island over twenty years and raised q fam
lily OF 1--WE children upon a salary Of $500
a year. all Of whom have excellent oduca-
ton, and that they entertain a great many
persons. who visit the island. with true old
fashioned hospitality Providence Dai-
y Post.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

skull The generous sailor survived. and
fer his sei-deyotion was afterwards reward
ed By the g verument
After tine war with great Britain, squad
ron Was sent to the Mediterranean, ~ der the
command of Commodore Decatur. for he pur-
pose of puulshing the Algerines, for their
fdFageS upon oar commerce.
lie arrived before Algiers on the 22d of
June, 1919, and Immediately demanded "A
treaty. Ills terms We're stated. with all possi-
bic breviiy, 10 be a relnquishment Of all an
npa' tribute or ransom for prisoners; property
taken t.on Americans 10 be restored or paid
for; all ensl-red Americans TO be released.
and no American ever again to be held as
Save. The REIMBURSEMENT of tribute was the
most difficult point 10 settle, rs il was conten-
ded THAI II might be used as preceden; by
the European covers, and prove destructive
10 the Dey. Even a little powder said
The AiGefine negHialor, might prove salts
satisiaetory." If" replied Decatur. .'you
insist upon receiving powder as tribute. YOU
must expect to receive halls with it." In
fo-ty-eg ght hours the treaty was negotiated,
giving TO Americans privileges and lmnuni-
lies newer before granted by d HarbaTy State
II Christian power TIE Republic.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

PoBTERs' Clay N NoRTaERN WiscoS-
sIN.-The Fond du Lac Journal states that
an extensive bed On Po;iers' clay has been
discovered of the bauk Of + OK river. between
Neenah aud Appleton. ltsquaHties have been
tested. and found 10 be equal TO any IN tie
United States Arrangements have been nude
TO commence the manufactures OF wares I'M
mediateIy. By Mr.. James, Of Neenab. and an
individual who has been engaged nrhe man
utacture Of ware in Milwaukee from Ohio
clay, whose machinery vii, be removed 10
Neeuah.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

- 4 new physiological test of insan-
It's, bas been advanced by scientific
geatiemanof Philadelphia, Peter A Brown
Esd lie says that hair pulled from the
head of sane person, a viii be observed
under the microscope, to be white il color
at the root, transparent, often translucent
and IN shape regaalaF and pestle formed.
In the insane these characteristics are in
all respects different tbc root is dark in
color. neither transparent nor translucent.
and distorted, bent and irregular in shape
aud FORM The gentleman has arrived
at this conclusion from a careful and e1
tended examination Of many thousand
specimens Of the hair of the head. for
some three years
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

THg RtI RoaD We learn that the
contract for grading &c, west from this
place t. the State line has been let to Mr.
Farnham Of New Haven, who takes aIO0-
600 Of it in stock tile remainder in : per
cent bonds Of the company at par.
Sufficient iron has been purchased for
laying the whole road through to Chicago
and one load cf it. for this portion of the
route. has already arrived a St Josepl's
1t IS the intention Of Mr. Jervis the chief
engineer. to have the cars running to Chi
cago by New year if poss, bic
The route Of the road from here West
has been located ON the Northern survey
through Terro Coupee and Rolling Prai-
ries.-L LSt-JoscPh Valley Register.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

Iz= The number Of applications for
Bounty Lands under the late act, received
in day have ran up as high as 300
They average about SOC per diem There
are about l00000a applications en- fle tiat
have not been touched The number of
warrants which the Department have
found it practicable to issue III one day is
about zee.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

Our venerable Paternal ancestor across the
water would esm to be about as :. Progress
sive" as we are ourselves. 4 la;e English
paper stys:
d" We are indeed happy, elegant. moral.
tTaHscendat peupie. Ne have 10 mas
ters- they are ait principals; no shoPmen, they
are al assistants; no shops. they are all es-
tab.ishmeHis; no goa.er+. they are II govern
ors; nobody Is u Cg~d Ia hrideweil, he mere
ly receives the correction Of the house; no.
body IS ever unable 10 pay his debts. he Is
olly unnh.eto oeethi7 engagements nobody
Is angry. he is only excited; nobody is cross.
he Is only nervous; lastly nobody - drunk,
the very utmost you can assert is that lie has
taken has wine
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

The Oldest woman IN the world Is supposed
70 be one Mary Benton, now residing at E.
ton, IN the county Of Durham, England. She
was born on tie 12tho Of February, 1891, and
Is Of course in her one hundrefh and t,eenfy
first yeGr. She IS IN possession OF al her
facultes-Perfect memory. h-ariag aud eye
sight she cooks washes and irons. in the
usual family avocations-threuds ner needle
and sews without speciacles.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

SENATORIAL CoHrLiNENgs-'Halc.sa said
brother Senator to the Senatorial repre-
sentative from New Hampshire. do YOU
know what Cass says Of voug" NO f'-
lie says you're a granite Goose" . just
tell the General for me that lie is Mich
igaudcr,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

~ ! new Order has been recently
started in Maine, called Temperance
Natchmen, the object Of which is to exc
cute the laws against the liquor dealers
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

GAGuEaHLoTYIE =, CIL.-The editor Of
the New OIk commercial Adyriliser has re-
Gently srfn some capital likeness. daguerro-
typed ia oiI. They have life-like appear
aonce whiehis impossible TO ifrpart to The or
i.naTy dagocuotyPrs TIL discovery is a
new one. hy selteman 30 New Tark. who
IS aboui 70 Introduce this ucw style Of por-
traits to tilc public
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

CHAlS o. Be NGs.-Bitumen and sulphur
fuTm the link between earth and metals-vit-
ra-s unite metals with salt-cry rystiaIizations
conrert salts wiki siones-the amianthas and
lytnphItes form Ii hlud 81 tie between stones
and riauis-the Polypus unites plants to in
.ctS-tie tube-Woru seems TO lead to shells
aHd fpiIeS- the water serpent and the eel
rm a pas are from reptiles to fsh-tae annas
nigga are a medium b-tWCen fishes aud birds
the bat and the flying squirrels ink birds TO
quadsuI els-and the monkey gives the hand
to tie quadruped and the man.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

We heard pathetic taie Of gentleman,
now very poor, who was deprived of large
estate once in consequence Of being in TOO
much Of a hurry. \ dying man had quarrel
ed with has heifS, and was determined they
should mot have his money. lie had made i
VIII, giving aii his money TO this individual.
winch only wanted his signature. Ills sands
were running low, and calling his friend. he
bade hiH tske the viii from the drawer and
bring hm the i0kstaud. Tedrs blinded the
fortunate douee's eyes. as he hastily executed
the command. lie seized a small bottle from
t..e maHle-pie~e, and dipping the pen. the tes-
tatoT wrote has name, lay back and died
lHat VIII WAS pat back ia The chest, and the
o.d man was barred; bat when they came 10
Jock for the "Iil they found it had no sigma
ture Alas, the truth was plain: in is haste
Tor the iuk, be had got the wrong hottie. and
the will was sigrcd with paregoric. SO the
heirs gol il after an.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

These fines that look so solemn.
Are just Put IN 10 Gil the column.