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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
Sebet bier!
Scipife InS ppllfpntinenc Sur.

Ser uuterfhriebene, Qpctbeeer in Der Staet
Setblsbsm, Nortbampton @auntp. beoieni
fb eisir MetbOos. nm esicsncsn an rbeu
matiiden Srfhperosn, eiefsIben feien in.
FammatOriibsr, 6ronifter ccr bieiasr Sra
tur, funo stftbun, oas CT sinen mebiSiniftsn
QrtifsI bubsrsitst, melder cine esriGs 6ci,
lung pom eiefCr weitperbreitetrn une ItmerS
Iten Rranfbeit bemirft. DiefeIbe III in
AuartfIafbsn entbaIten, bcgIsitet uon sinsr
Scr SaIbs. Die Slubiefst miro einaenCm.
men unp bic SaIbe duberIib anqwcncet.
Der d6te IrtifsI il nur bel Dem untuSci6.
neten, einem praftiften QpOtbetsr uno @be'
milf, uno @rfncer Ger @eciGin, Su bstom
men.
Yrsis Smri 3balsr Die Slafte, ceer feds
Slafbcn fur Sebn SbaIer - msIbe frsi ppn
Soften an ecioenos mad irssno sinem SbsiI
ecs eanoes ee|anot merocn. Nue ScItsIlun.
gen mueen NIT orm 9sIbe bealeitet Iein,
Icnft msrbsn iie nibt bea6tCt.
Sisfs @reiSin III feinsr ercstbuenben In.
smpfcbtunsen (puffs) in Den 5citunaen be,
ourfti9. benn lie fpridt fur Iib feIbR, une
wdbrsub fe in ibrer Birfune edn5Ii6 I'M
fbdelib it, bcfrsit fe oas Spftem pcu cen
ibsln ScGsen elmer UorbGissr unsef6idten
SebaucIuna. SiefeIbe bat bereits mebrrre
erfaunencs &urcn bsrucrsebratt. uno omar
in Sdaen, 100 Der patient SabrsIane bic
Stube bhtsn muste uno fOI6e. bic fid
nur nit 8ruden fortbswseen tCnntsn, iinb
ourtb ben @ebraub Don elmer bis feds Sla.
rbsn befreit mcroen. 3su9niiTe BON Gurer
vcn ben a6tburfeu 8hr9ern f6nnen urrsc
Ssi9t wereen.
"8 8eine 1T dtbt duBsr fis tri9t ben mi
bIauer Sints sef6risbenen giamen oss Gi
ssntbumers.
SenrD Sdn0tper,
Gi9suttdmr, SdbItbem. penn!
Sdnudr 2, 1851. nqls
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
9bilaSeIpbia.

Der unterfbriebene ma6t dbtunqspcII
bic QnSei9e, ea6 er bas 6ut unb &appsn'
9ef6dft I'M 9ro6en uno GIsinen am Obgen
wObIbefannten StanbpIae fsiuss Saters
fortiufseen 9eoentt. woleIbft er bur6 I'm
abldiii9s Qufmsrffamfsit auf iein 9eiddft
uno itetes Streben Su 9efatIen. oes pubIi
fums fCrt9sisste 9unli ju eenisBsn bOfft.
Sa i'd 9ro6e SOrtbsiIs fur bic Ssrfcrti,
gun9 Don Souten uno Rappcn beliee ineem
ib cine au5geoebnte Mauufaftur binteruno
hber Dem Stcbr babe, uno oa id mid Der
erfabrsnNen 8erfslsute meines Saters be-
ciene. 70 bin i6 iCcsr;eit pouie pcrbsreitst
alien Golden, Die mid NIT ibrem Sufpru6
btebren, sin ausgeoebnte5 uno petfbieesnar.
tiaes GiIprtement s. Siite unb &appen
uon ausmdrfiaer uno einbeimifbsr 8srfsr-
ti9un9 5u cferiren, uno 5par an Nanufaf
tur preilen, fammt einem 9ro6en uno gang
neuen Stof Don febr fOr9fdItig aus9ewdbh
ten StrOb. Intern, sntbaIteno Minne.'.
Su9sno' uno 8iuoer Sratt, nslde in 5in.
Gbt bes StpGs, Der SuaIitdt uno 4pprstur
uon feiscm @tabIifemeut in Der Union Ibsr'
trCfsn msrosn fonnen. SD babe fosben tis
pbilaoelpbiaer uno Neuporfer SrubIin9s-
WVCeen eln9efubrt, pcIhe rpe9en tbrer fDm'
metrifben SOrm uno 3sitan9smcfsnbsit si'
ner auaemeinen Qufuabme wertb Ino.
Sin bic sabtrcitbcn @bpIfalc.Stmnorn,
ccren arcBe 1nsobI in ciefem Staat ib ni6t
per9efen weroe. IaiIsib bic 8enabti6tisuns
er9sbsn, ba6 meiu Srhbiabrs-Stcd Don
@aarsn, Der fb sans Defenders fur ibrsn
Marft fdidt. ME bsRer mar oIs ssesnwdr.
ti9, befrbrno aus fcI9eneen Slt unp Sap
PEN Sorten:
Iclsfsin. Seioe, 8eaper, Nutria, Sur,
Gufiia, Srufb, uno ale 8snsnnun9sn
BON uneelteiften Sur uno @ou 6itfn,
nebf &hbsnsn, Sur, eGafirten. pIufb
uno SeIuet &appen, aue pOn ben nrueifen
SrubIins. .StpIs.
Sbr lsip Iue rinasIabsn anSurufen. ebr
ibr fonfmo fault. iuoem it perlidert fubIe.
su6 Cbne SebI bsfrisoieen Su f6uner. @s
wiro in ciefsm gtabIifsmcnt aIs elm Ser
9ni9en an9efsben, @utsr poririaen Su fcn.
men. ~. y. NScSatld.
philadelphia, RdrS 6. 1851. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
g acipife StriCbe 2an0.


Sfp. 4 Iiset n6rolib an Der Bsaosr
Shwamm &ic9eIbnbn, 9rduisnb an eanb
pom orn. Cor, Der Beaver Sbmamm Com
panic, Srn. SOofon uno 1norn, sntbaI-
teno 30 4dsr uuo 20 Rutben, senauss
Maab.
S1o. =, Gin 9otte, ftcesnb an bic gtra6s.
peIts Don Waub Gbunf nab 8bitesbapsn
fhbrt, srenSt an bsfasts Bsapsn S6wamm
&ie9gbabn, SOpfins Sbomas. uno Srid
9lO. 5. sntbaIteOo 50&utbsu, ssnauts @aa6.
Stc. d foot an befas@ GisssIbabn.
liuft in oas bIutenbe Stdotben @ertbrIp,
arenSt an eano uon Saeob pstrp, QBittfrau
Wsf. SCptins 2bOmas unb 1nrsrn unb
bic ofsntlide Sra6e Iduft binburtb, rntbaI
trno 1872 2fer 10 &ubten, 9enaues @au6.
go. 4 arinst an eano uOn Sacob pet
m, Q8iIiam SrerIer, W0If uno Ballet, Srn.
&isosr uuo 9otte SO. 8. Saraufiif srrib.
IRzvA tst Elm Srdmbaus uno StaII.
:::: Dis Auafsf uno Stwars @risf
!.sissz lduft cur6 coGeIbe, moran bsuii6s
Waeeiaerpalten finb, nm irasnb Elm 6ffsnt,
lides @sfbdft Su betrsibsn. @ntbaItsno 219
Qdsr 81 &utben 9enauss Maa6,
go. > srdnst an eanb BON Ballet unb
@oIf @iuiam uno Sonas tSssD Wiuiam
Ererler uuo Gnosrn, entbaItsno 90 1dcr
SO Rutben, 9enaues Mlaa6.
$50. @ 9rdnSt an eono Don Saeob get
rp, Srn. Rsoer. Cor uuo Qnosrn. fiost an
bic 6ffsntIi6e StraBe fhon anssfhbrt, ent:
baItsno 81 Qdsr 33 Hutben. asnauss MaaS.
1Irc i'm sanSen Csc Ncfer Mnb 11S
Sfntbcn.
Sas obise Sermc9sn III atIss nit 9utem
SOIs bswa6fsu unc 9ibt wsnn 9eelart, por'
treffibes 8auIono. @silt oas bintsrIasene
8erm6aen oss Dor AZ Sabren psr(forbsnsn
Sobn &Omis g. BON Niebsr Macunsie
&aun9hip. eeebn Gauntp. mnb niro per,
Fault Sur6 ben beuollmdbtistsn Qgenten
fur ben lberlebenoen Grstutor.
Sames SSeiler, Ngent.
q. 8.-Das obise 8srm6sen Fam i'm
9anSsu pripatim perfauft msroen, snifben
nun uuo Dem bsfiimmtsn Gag Der Seneu.
weun man lib an ben befusten 1ssnt men,
bet.
Niebnmatunsie, 1ai 1. 1851. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

|F pbilaeelpbla 5urnd9efebrt
iinb. wOleIblt fis elm unsswobnIib srOsss
uno prddti9ss ahOrtement BON allen SOrtsn
SDnnetS unb anberc sSriibIinaSs
nn0 Sommer SSESadreu
eineefauft baben, meEts ale an 9srinssn
ptOfitsn Usrfauft wsresn IOlIsu. pa Iis in
pieIem @sfbdft cine pieIidbri9e grfabrun9
ssncfsu, 70 ftmcibsIn iis Iib i'm Stancs
gu Iein. atIs Sur p6ui9sn 5ufriscsnbsit bsris'
nen Su f6nnen, Die bel ibnsn anrufsn, unb
Iie nit aasn QrtifsIn in ibrsm @eftaft Su
prfebsn. an biUissren prsifen. aIs ties our6
ir9eno ein anceteS @tabIiHsmsut Der Qrt
in 9eta @auntp 9efdeben tann.
9tIte SonnetS psrbsn f66n aufss,
bsiIsrt, sswei6t, cOIOrirt une 9ebIcibt.
"aus Obi9em wrc man srfebsn, ba6
fs ibr 9sfddft nibt auferseben babsn. rpis
oOn Gini9en ousssfpren9t wuroe, fOnosrn
fb beiirsbsn, ibre &uneen immsr better an
ibrem oItsn Stoneplaee Su bcbisnsn.
Sic Iino oonfbor fur 9encfsncn 3ufprub
une bCfsn auf cine Sortrouer esfcIbsn.
Seiiel unb Stein.
Gpril 3. nq3I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
!, SeffentliDe -
SSc1tOll. T

DF unterlbriebene wirb cfsntIibe Sen
eu bdIten NIT f6dsbarem Iie9snoen Serm6
gen, huf Sreitass ben 23fsn @ai, 1851,
8orrtittagS um 10 llbr, am !5aufe pom
9rn.tW tIIia m s. in Dem Stdptdsu Wstb'
Grip, in eaufanna Gaun1hip. Carbon @aun
tp, Wprauf sr EaufIuitise aufmsrtfam ma&t,
udmIib:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
SertDDpHcs
2tc9enOes gt9entbum
sllm NriOats9Scrfauf.'

Die llnterf6riebsne III bu bsm Gntf6Ius
9stommen ibr fhdebares Iie9encsS Giseu,
tbum in Der Stabt 4usntaun, pripatim Su
perfoufen, rldmIicb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
SranSpDrtattons> 2tnie,
@ecfer, 9pna mnS 60.

9aben bic 9inie Don 8Ooten, felt ben Iceten
Smsi Sabren bsfannt aIS Die ,,&renton uno
esba Sranspcrtaiions Ginie." uno pOrber
ais SCOTS Giuis," fduflib ubsrnommen ;
uno tnoem lie neue Qnfiuscr iino, bcffrn
lie ourb frsu9e Qufmsrffamteit in ibrem
9efbdft. einen liberalen &bCil Der 6ffsnt'
Iihsn unterfiubun9 Su erbaItCn.
Die @t9cntbimsr baben 9ro6e uno aerdu'
mi9e @aorsnbdufer Su Rsu Sope, Cation,
Srssmonsbura, SabIebsm, IIIentaun, ,Bsi6.
port, Maub @bune uno Wbite 6auen.
Srder, Gong mno &c.,
Gi9eutbamsr.
9G9enten.
Stepben Gong. pbilaosIpbid.
Samuel 6. Spis, Ncu 5ope.
q. QB. SoufeI uno Co., @aifon.
g. uno u. 8atman, Srssmanstur9.
GbarIss Seoer. SetbIebsm.
gSiliam Seder. Qlentauu.
Gcwi5 @ei6, WeiepOrt.
&Cbert &loe. Moud Gbunf.
II. parcce uno Go. SoSIstcu.
6Crtcn uno SIadsIes, Bbite Qaptn.
@drS 6. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

ssszssssssssssSssssss rcI" III Gem Staot'
den -Gmous (fribr bewCbnt pUn Sen'
~ M. @fdtoh) bebCasn bat. uno iib oa,
ftIbf 70 sineaibtrt. oob sr 8eifenee fcwcbI
aIs Sausrn uno anoers oabin fcmmen'
'be 9efhdftslsutt uno Guneen aufs beffe
uno beauemlfs beoienen tann. --SCine Set-
ten iino ueu unb RIte uno Seller NIT ben
'bsfen Speifen uno @etrinten pcrfGhen. -
Stauan8cn uno Sbeos iino 9erdumia uno
'bsquem sinstri6tet uuc Elm for9famcr Stau'
Rnsdt 1T inner BEL Der Sanc. MaGer unc
ales font nttbise III i'm usberfIus uOrban'
ben. uuo nidts fOu Sur beften Seoisnun9
Der Runoen febtsn.
Da er tur6 msbriibrise grfabrunesn
nit ben pFi6tsn eints suten Birtbs befannt
wuroe, 70 ldmeidsIt sr fb eurt quite Ser
bitnuns an bilisen prsiftn sinsn IibsrnIsn
5ufpru6 Su perbisnen.
1pril II. 1851. t1a-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
GIi0S ~ crt.


9an6meferu. Sbrei6er, Scrivenor,
Mabt ben Ginmobnsn Don esta bic I'm
Ssiss, soB m ssfonnsn 1T fib ausfbIirsIib
ben Obi9sn 9ef6dftsn Su wiomcn, uno erfudt
oabsr aus. bic feline Disnfts n6tbis bobsn,
bel ibm dnSurufen. Gr bat cine srineIidt
Grfabruns in befo9tsn @efbdftsn, un6 psr'
5irst f6, Die pfibten berfeIben punftIid,
rs6t, erwiGsnbaft uno unpartsiifb Su srful,
fen. Seine Office III in Der Samss ShaBe
sinise 3buren n6vcIi@ BON SascnbuGss
@dabaus.
q. q. - Die pfidttn sints Qffieniss,
gretutcrs. QominiliratOrs IL. (. 10, wsrosn
aud Don ibm bscient un6 fRntu in &i6ti9'
Felt eebrabt.
Nou. 81, 1850. na6R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
Scf0cmoCbtcn NlciOcr

Scit9rntaCbtcn 1lciocr
sroffnst babeu, Die man nod is ecfcbsn bat.
bsfstenb aus neuen R 6dsu pOn isoer Irt.
Sofsn BON jeosm pitteru, B ts uno
Bsliines BON ben nsumOoisfen StpIss,
fowie 8 ofentrdeer Semosr, 9smo'
tra9en, Grauats, etc. etc., rpeI6es 4Itss
lie an prsifen abfeesn wsroen, bic
9as 9r6fte Grffaunrtt
crreeen uno Die 8unofbaft oIIsr Solder
ausiebsn meroen, weI6e iie nit einem gu
fprub berbren une ibrsn StCd unterfuben.
aunbenarbeit isbsr 2trt tpiro fdusII
une biui9 perridtet.
0T6utc rTits" iprrScu tparrantirt.-c1O
Durtb ltrenee Qufmsrtfamfsit ouf ibr
9efhdft uno bic niscerffen Yreiie boffen lit
auf cine IiberaIe 6fentIihe Eunofbaft.
"O Die ncue(ien Sdfdions lino immel
bei ibnsu Sum 8stfauf auf tSonb.
QItsutaun, NNdy l3 1851. nqbs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
80. 4, Cine 0runo(pttc,

Uerfdufsn, ndmIib:
80. 4, Gine SrunOlUttc,
- nit eiuem aerdumieen 2fodiscn
i:;::Hg|n fteiuernsn SSpbnbduIe, SO Sue
s 5rOnt unb 80 Sue tief. eeIescn an
Ger Sfisite Der Quenara6e. Die ectts ftOst
uorolib al cine 9otte oes usrforbenen
Sames WiIfCn unb frcntirt 40 Su6 an bas
Marftpiered entboIteno in SrOnt 60 uub
in Der 1isfe 230 Su6 Gs bsfinost fib aud
Elm grocer SrdmifaQ uno Elm 9cISbaus auf
Der 9Otte. uno cine @istsrne uno bas 9p:
orantWafsr III am 6aufe. 1ub sntbdIt
Die 9Otte cine arcse 8erf6isoenbsit Don ben
beiien trassncsn Sbfbdumsn, ais 1prieofsn
pFaumsnr 8irfbsn, Smnsu. IspfeI, Erau.
ben, SIumsn, etc., aIes i'm f60nfsn 3u-
fanee.
9SU. 9, Cine Sri,nOlptte,
ficsenb n6reIib an Die Cbi9e eotte. fioIi6
an cine eotts uOn SeIe Sd. Cine uno oitIib
an cine 6ffentIihr u QlIee; entbaItsno 80 Su6
Srontuuo 230 Su6 Sisfs. 8arauf bsfu.
8nHA bet fib ein beaucmes Ia Stof bo'
.lIfi5l bss SrGm:SS bnbaus, fcbr fdon
geIs9dl.
OieTeS Gisentbum it se,pi6 eins Der
fdonfsu in Der Staot, inosm &c an oas
Marffuisrsd fto6t uno fOmit serace i'm Sc:
l6dftstbsiI Der Staot Iie9t.
Dds @auSs Fam sufammen ceer aud in
Sbsil'u oerfduft rperort, wie es Rdufern am
Iebffn fein mag. unb bic Seoinqunscn Ton
uen frbr annebmbar 9emd6t perosn.
GasitaIiffen foIltsn bisfe feItene 9rIrssn'
belt nidt unbenust poriberssbsn IaGsn, uno
oas gieentbum obne Sdumen in 1ussn-
fbein nebmsu.- -Mau psnoe fib an bic un'
tufdds6eue Gisnsrin, Die ouf bcmfsIbsn
wpbnt. 2lTT1d SpdS.
Quentaun, Mdi 8. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
@2ln ale Oeen(6en.
Gbarlss Sed. gRitIiam esb
seq mno SeE's
S6netOeret unb ferti9e
ciOersSfObr,

Sif aus Der Soofel'
Iows' s'9aIIe no6 Dem
@ebduoe, NORM fd
bic .,QIlentauu Spar
onfalt" frubsr bsfano,
i6rds sesenhbsr Ger
Geformirten & ir d c,
psrIe9t wOrcen, no fie
foeben Elm 9rc6eS 4f'
fnrfsff1enf Ner
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
Fir Die IaOies !!
Sas mOOt9e
OeiQiner DDer Dnstpaaren
0tabliiIcmcnt in Mlemtaun.

Die tlntsrf6risbsnen mod.
ten bierburb ibrs aIten, ,Srsun'
pe uno eas pubIifum i'm 4a,
ssmsinen bsnabridti9sn, bas
iis fosben pon Nsuporf uno
Wbi[aee[pbia ,uri,daefebrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

in ter gRuum Gtrage, unterbal6 6. g. ReGSrS Stobr
uno ssssndber prss, Gutb uno Cos etcbr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
Rft1er 01ltirtb
GaIDuruu 9SeDr
Int gniauS.

Mabt bisrcurb feinsn
SabIrsibsn Sreunbsn IL.
hem pubIitum ubsr'
baupt Die QnSsiae, ba6
er ras ,,Scntre $50
fcI" i'm eem Gtiot.
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taken in this city for several years, but their cost
has denied them anything like general circula-
ton. Their value, however, is fully appreciat ted
by the whole profession, who, we have no doubt
will hasten to avail themselves OF the opportunity
Of possessing themselves of the republication OF
Messrs. Little & Brown, which can be had at less
than one-t fifth the expense of the original works
From the Boston Courier.
The enterprisng publishers have here presented
to the legal profession, as We judge, long-felt
desiderGttim-a prompt, cheap, and comprehensive
series of reports OF all the decisions of all the Eng
lish courts. The series commences with the cases
of the November term, 1850; and we observe in the
first number decisions pronounced in Westminster
Hall on the 30th January, 1851. This is unparal-
leled despatch in the history of legal reporting.
Westminster is here brought two years nearer to
us than our own court-ho The style in which
the work Is issued reflects great credit upon the
publishers, editors, and all connected with it.
The page is large, fair, white, and readable. The
table of cases and index seem to be prepared with
much care and diligence. The former strikes as
executed on very useful plan, referring not only
to the and page of the volume, but containing
also short abstract of the subject of each case.
referring to American decisions, and still more to
the value of the work. The publication is TO be
continued in monthly parts or numbers, making
each year six large octave volumes, for the remark
ably low price of 5 10 per annum. We trust both
editors and publishers will receive ample remuner-
alton for the service they here doing the legal
profession.
Such publication, we think, cannot fail to be
useful TO the profession and profitable to the pub
fishers. Philadelphia Legal IntelIigencer.
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