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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
Our New OrIe.ns Correspondence.

NEN ORLEANS, reD q, 1851
TFs ssrv Lind ard to RaiJod r. stauM-
Ttoofccals-- Scv BpititG-Braanl's 81 "a
t3ors. 81
Toe ate miserable weather has passed away,
and We are now 90 Dying most De- gh.ia blue skies,
tnd is soft, baimy az y spriag Jenny Lad has
been indisgosed in consequence Of cold which
che took during the rainy weather, sad she
DID no; siag ast nghi, 10 the disappointment Of
many She has postponed her concert until -.
morrow The Ind excitement has aba.ed very
materially, apd rs become absorbed ~ The rail-.
read menis, which now prevails very generally "a
The south railroad meeting was held, last
nigh, 81 which ~ Governor Jones, Of Tennessee,
was present, q made a speech of considerable
ienRih IN favor q iaternel improvements. He
strongly advocated the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, and set forth the commercial advau-
isges which View Orleans would derive BY it's
completion, in connection with the New or
leans AID Jackson tMissssippD railroad. he
said railroads were the ron bsnds watch
bound together the Jnion; they were the safe
guards ct the country, by which. In case N an in
surrecton or invasion, any num.er II troops cosld
be cen'ered in a sh0rt time a. the llacs oi host-
uss On this subject he bit repeated zen Games
views on bis plan 81 national ssience, wh,rh he
wrote 50 much on sons ten or fifteen years before
ms death. ana which be once submitted to Con
qress Bot Il was thought at the time the brave
old soldier wac crazy on he subject, and Ne v1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

INTERESTING FRos THE SELkiRK SETTLEMENT
james McGuy and Fam KIN, Red River nalg
breeds, arrived at St Paul on "Wednesday Last with
dog train, bringing the mail from tae Sslkirs
Settlement, from which place they stared on the
i2th OF January, mskins the trip, distance Of six
hundred miles, m tweniy-four days Six days OF
that time the were unable to travel ia eonseulenc
OF heavy snow storras Al one tine they were
oveftAkcn on prairie, about forty miles this side
OF Re mbina, by very severe snow Storm and for
prote s,ion took shelter under bank II snow
where they remained without food for thirty hours
They travelled the whole distance from Selkirk 60
swan River, about hundred miles north OF this
place, on snow shoes, the dog train carrying their
provisions and the mail They report the aeaitl,
OF the Red River settlements as good. The crops
OF the last season were abundant, aud the peosle
are in iourishing constion They are turning
the comforts and concentrates OF approved ciyiliL~
alton. an extensive grist mill, driven by water.
has lately been erected on Sturgeon Creek, near
Fort Garry. great many new farms IN that yici.
ri y have been lately opened. They raise extern
svely wheat, barley, oats, corn, potatoes, turaps
and all kinds Of gsrfen vegetables, sheer ini hogs
They manufacture their wool, which is said to he
Of excellent quality, into blankets cloths. s,o,k.
ings. We. The inhabitants Of that distant region
paying gree attention to the ause of education
Lord Bishop, from England, lie dsvotinv his time.
talents end money to the educate OF the peope GA
The Brtish side OF the line. The trade Of the Red
River settlements, is object Of great mportancs
TO this place, and with ,rl,ng aid fro governments
may be easily secured The first step will be 10
establish monthly mail between Pemhina and st.
Paul This ought to be secured at once The
mails now cent are private, and come but once or
twice wear. The people cf Red River have abo'S
them Az me elements Of improved civlz zion, and
ma uray seek this direction in their intercourse
With the commercial world.-H. Paw, (M,r
Democrat, Ttb H.
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luE Br flSr GoEEntNEst And CESTRAL ANE-
HCh "A house N THIS city IA received letters
from Honduras ~ la.e date. which syels Of
rlmoss clrreni ina, he Ene,i:h are ab0i; 10
blockade the ports 81 Truxill0 aad noa. These
surors aGe probably wiihou; foundation: bat
merchants here are sow.whst anxious and doIh.-
frl az 70 What = - he ~ policy of England 10 that
quarter OF the world IA the time OF the prosperity
a lie British West ladies'. the 'raie If Eagl4Ed
vi'h he ptr q Central 4 uerica was very large
ind profitable. Ilrinc he last Tory wears f. has
greatly decreased. The large states OF Il )ni1-as,
Nicaragua, &C, evidently view the late Gegres.
sons Of Ene' ind upon Their territory With Jealous
eye, while, O the contrary, Costa tica and other
small states seem 70 aCt undeT her dictauon The
English government p,aialy ace, that II American
ate gests prcTonderate IN the States Of Central
America, enabling her 70 obtain ssfe and exped..
ucu- routes 10 her posse ssions UPON the pachc, Il
w0sid not emily cut the n OFT from previously pro-
hiatie Iade with the southern coast Of Western
America, winch they have heretofore aim st mo-
roroi'zed, but also give them mighty competition
tor he trade with he ports ~ Central America 10.
sell, which the discovery Of California. the pep
Ping q the Paci1c coast, Nc, NC wlli naturally
tehd 10 Increase 70 eyea beyond it, former great
ness IN the pG,my days and sflsndor Of Panama
end Carthsgena. The prospect that the rou.e 10
India and CHINA will soon be oy he Uestfasteai
~ the East, is also another vin4s ~ nc Eaplt.h
government 10 obtain in time such cn1troi over a
pathway 10 the Pacific, and over he peosle inhs.
biting that region, az vii enable them to CON -.
upon eQuBl terms With their America riyals-
Bgt.0r Trage.ier, Ma,th Q.
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LETrvR FRoN HOWELL corn.

MAfHtNgTpN, EebTNdEy IL, l-Dts
Eentlemen-My public duties will detan me la
Washington until the close Of the session. twill,
therefore be out ofmy power % be personally pre-
nj al your proposed celebration OF the 22t tebru-
efy, though in sprii and heart shall be with you,
repaired TO give TO the noble in which you
engaged, the pledge Of IN honeel heart aad an ua-
tiring spirit.
You are. happy in the selection Of day pecu-
liary appropriate to the object Ct your assemoage.
How could the descendants Of cur revolutionary
fathers more bptly exhibit their reverence for The
memory Of the Father Of his Couatry, than by de-
dicating ito return TO solemn cou1selings, for the
preservation aud perpetuaiion OF that inesiimable
Union. purchased by their blood, and transmitted
10 US az cur proudest and richest legacy Ii the
immortal spir. of that venerated sage could again
Put On It's mortality and move in our midst, what
could be more grateful to his feelings Than 70 Wit
ness the conservation OF his own birthday to the
cause oil that noble Union which he hoped might be
perpetual
few month"; since and the s,outest hearts were
appalled, with he da ngers which threatened the Ia
tegrity Of the republic. a question involving the
mos dangerous Issue which can ever arse IN our
country, was rapidly dividing the people OF the
Union into sectional orgenlzat ions-ihus driving
the old shiq CT safe with fearful velocity Upon al
most certain destruction. The contest ia our own
State arising out of this question, yet fresh IN the
recO eCtion II our people. twas warm and spirit
ed, exhibiting the fact that there existed ~ the
fublic mind a due appreciation o. the monentous
consequences Involved in It's decision. trust that
the lessons OF wisdom which /. incucatei will not
econ re frgot,en, and that the beneficial results
which the triumph OF just and constitutional pnr-
crls. then pro sed To The country, " Ill be fully
realized IN the future history oil the republic -
Whethtr or lot ihis just and well founded hope Is
de s.ined to a realization or disappointment, "a en-
iirtly derendent ppon the wisdom AMI irmness OF
those Who have psrtciraVd IN bringing about the
present prosperous and happg state ~ pIyilc alirs
II only now reeds to be considered iaal, and
then will grant that The danger g entirely over,
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REcovrnY or MoEE or EfsgRToy's SrotEs
PEotrRrY, " Bosrov = This morning, officer
Southwestern found, al ADAMS & Co Z express
Cfice. large box, marked New York: TO he
put ia stersre Until cille1 for-plsss ware which
snssertd the description given him If one that a
car'1lsn took from the mouse Of James Ldeerton,
In Eoxtvry. on Wedaesday morninp last. Mr.. s.,
sftef communicating the facts to Mr.. A11ms took
he box 10 the city Msrshats Office, snl, upon
opening it,, found that il coniained the articles
stolen from the house Of IL ward Davis, al Mount
Fietssn', Roxbury, which was burgarously en-
'trtd and robbed on the night u Jialary 25th.
7 he properly was delivered 20 q Rox1ufy ofcer,
WHO returned Il to Nr. Davis. There il 10 doubt
ihs' Edger'on has for some tine psst been con-
erred u sevcrsl rooDeries which have occurred
II 'f. vIttiiv: bg'. 'hs nks - The Vigilance a the
r,tr 81 this tity snd Roxbury, the Jub.is are nov
fd ~ him. and il 10 hoped they rBsy so renaia for
& cog time 10 come -B5stcr Joar~1i, Mnch ..
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CARGO or EirrHhvTs We are glad t. learn thai
Ir. :. y. June, whom We formerly announced as
having come 10 Gale in a vessel nom America for
cargo % elephants, has succeeded in procuring
the obect Of his search On his arrival ia Colombo
he was informed taai government had elephants
for sale but we happened to meet him one day in
search Of what was here called government"
With his Yankee ge-a.bead bussess notions he
supposed that IL party hal anything for sale, that
PARTY ought 10 know what price 70 ash for it.
Government has elephants for sale, said every per-
con but nobody, individual or collective, could
be found - fix rrice at which they would Re sold;
that he declered there was really no gorernmen,
in Ceyion. Failing IN this direction, Mr. June, a
perfect Btran ger to the country, ani assured by
many residents that he could not, In any reasonable
time, obtain the Hlrnber oi elephants lie re CURED.
wtni into the Interior, end, notwithstanding the
unusual wetness II the season, succeeded ia plck-
ing 10 between 20 and 30 elephants which are now
on their way 10 Gale, 70 be shipped on board the
American mark Regatta. nov lying there In waiting
for him We wish Nr. Jule and hs " boys and
pss' az he calls them, quick aid safe passage to
fatsee land -Colorib0 (Ctylsn) O5saUcr. TIn. 3.
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CIV. C.ss ON RIVERS AND HaRrons The fo,.
lsx ing letter was written to the edtsr Of he Ale.
pan Mch.) Record, by Gen. Cess
wasHivgrnH ia, as 1s5i
1hsve Just received your letter sni hasten II r.py
70 IL think the PRECIPITATION bin .o- the IN prov
inert Of rivers and bsrbsrs will pas; and IL {. doe.
the appropriation for our friends the HoisRdsr. ri
certainly succeed there IL no doub. OF that OF
ccur,s II -in receive my vot. and sJppo-t hssrtiv
nv chissgo letter 2. che con.rary 10. sthsfaadinv
spow ~ n in Irovemsnt more jIr soi n-css4s~y
st8 yon uay tsrsnd apor q ths. 10 viii receive ne
.rtire suIpoft q CO.. de,cga;ion
Ian dear cir truly you're,
JaRrR KEttcGo, Fro. LBvfs CAs1.
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LETTER FRoN SENATOR DicKISs1N.
~ .......gr..ss IszExu.w.l. H.

Gentlemen,-li gave me pleasure to receive your
Kind invitation 10 attend public celebration Of the
anniversary q Washington's Birthday az Macon,
and regret that distance and public duties will
rot permit me to be with you, except IN spirit But
! pray that under the guidance OF Heaven, the To-
ilsence OF that san,d hero's precepts and example
~ rest upon your gathering, and that all may be
inspired by his counsels to frown sarsly upon dis.
union, and TO cherish this glorious coAfeteracy Of
States, as they would preserve their household
gods
C0ngratulating you upon the evident progress
sound constitutional principles and increasing re-
srect for the right OF sovereign states, have the
honor TO be, with the highest consideration, your
friend n. - DICKINSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
" D. MORGAN,
GEO. GEDDEs

Seie,t Com ntttse
cory Of the Law introduced sui referred by the
com nittee wss pubiishe ID Ina the Hsrald OF Monday
the third dag Of March, instant
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Gins mnfffnliid,e Snkr.

9as 8offcn SCurnaI erBibIt, ta6 cine
camille in Sho 80fon cine &aee bat, bic
cine fc erosr 9iebbabsrin pUn Mufif 1T. oa6
lie isoesmaI. menn Ssmane auf bsm piano
fpielt. Iib cibt all orfsn Seite faust uno
nit Sergui9en Der Muiif SuSub6ren fbsint.
8cr ctIi6sn Sa9en, aIS fit seraoe Nie-
mano in Der Stube bsfano, psrnam bic Sa.
miie pI6eIi6 Gin 9sFIimper ouf osm piano;
als man nabfab nsr Die S6ne peruriadte.
fano Tt, oa6 Qu6 pIas auf Dem GlaUiere
tubl senOmmsn uno Iufi9 nit ben SOrber.
pfoten auf osn Saifen trUmnete, au9sn.
ideinIitb su ibrer ero6sn Gr96eune uno Der
mob sro6aen Der fie beCbattenoen SamiIie.
SObaIO iebotb bic Sausfrau in Die Stube
trat, rdumte YuITp fsbr monisrIib ZEN plas
fur bic Dame. Sstosm bat lie meblmaIiae
Snfuae semadt unO fteiut eS iib in ben
&opf sefset Su baben, eS nod Sur Msifsr'
f6aft Su brinsen, wcSu ibr Die SamiIie, oer
&urioitit baIbsr, freien SpisIraum IdBt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
etSSte ain susaurbanna Tfue.

gis Staot Sunburp muroe i'm Sabr 1772
in GCttcn au59eIegt uno in 1897 ineOrpOrtrt !;
RortbumberIaho ebenfau5 in 1772. ntorpo.
rirt in 1923. 0anpiue muroe unsefdbr um
1880 au59eIsot; e6 erbisIt ben Namen BON
Daniel Mcnt9Ometp uno bieB ;uerif Dams
&iIIe, wOraus fpdter OaupiIe entfano; bic
Stoct wuroe erft in lS49 iucorporirt. 9erpis.
burg, onfdn9Iib Derr's &aun senannt, wur
be um etrpa pieieIbe 3sit BON euonig Serr
aus9eIs9t uno in 1912 ineerporirt. Miltor
wutce in 1892 ou59sIeqt uno in 1912 incor.
porirt. Ser urfprun9Iide Wame fca Mubt
taun 9eUefsn fein. neil fib eafeIbf cine
sFtN T. tss- IL - oo $3.50, IA e.. 4
ter in Milton Sufommen 9sSO9eA. gBlltdhIs.
port rpurte in 1895 aussels9t uno erbieI.
cen Namen pOn QBilliam 0epurn, einem Der
erfsn @sbhIfs Gidter in 9peomine @auntp;
Der urfprlngIibe Rame mar 8tQiams, Qert.
Serfep Sbore srbelt fsinen Namen pon Ser.
fepIeutsn, relbs h6 Idn95 bem SluiIe ia,
eft in Der @e9eno nisoGIieSsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Die Strait Ser Spblc.

9. 8. ~. brfbd 9ett 5cI9cnhts dbtr Dit 9anipfi
irtt an, bic in cucr sc9sbcnsn gRsugs 6ebtn ibren
lIripruu9 bat: Die Grteioun9 bss SNrnt 9tans vrut
Gbamcurp Sbots aus pirr unp nit Rett, aIs cine esr
mdbfamltcn llntSrnsbmuu0si,, bic Gin fattsr Gann
irnrrbaI6 2 So9en ousfibrsn fam, tstrabtSt. Die
@srbrsnnnun9 scn plumb 8rblsn rIros tbn auf ofn
9pfd 6rinoCu. Die gPsna Srdds, snss Der erItau'
ucn5rudrriqin gasrtt Der stunt ba6 in ntusrsr Sit
ourb gVsrbtnbSucs trribtst pnrot. 6ttsbt aus t'tt
GirsnnaIs, bic nidbt rvrnissr Os SdIItonrr 8hlno
risot uro in tintr mihlsrtn pSbs ccn $50 6u6 t6tr
psn sNtsrssfyieal 6ckfst III. Der Ssrtraub pcn
guEbd Rebltn ipires bnrstbeuo kin eisks sanSs Gee
rpidt aaf rs pEbs u bstrn, rpc cs fh itst t,noet.
gNan (baet oaG in ecnocn iabnb 100000 Gbalps
rrus 8cb!tn rtrtvanut rpfrosn. Die g8irtuns bSItr
sRrnae nGrr i'm Stanos, siren 9ubus pcn NParmer,
csr 2000 SUP an iiosr Ssits mi6t ou sintn nnosrsn
gEdrfd pcn rsuft6su 0imsuFCnsu gu fsu. Der gJcus
k NIucso tei guuot, Der ourb cine ualtuuiibs Grups
trn in Siutr cu;ssn 9lubt snttano, bate sbtuSsut
ourb bic CrEusts 9roft bet sten scnanntsn gRsnss
sCbsu aus susr &isfI Sou 10000 Sus, ccsr unsSfdbs
Ncikn, In bic pSts s'brtsn rsspsn fSnn'nI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
@ Sefentlt6e gSenDu.

SOnneifa9S ben 13ten Sebruar. INN 10
ubr SCrmjtta9S, fotleu am l6aufs css ger.
ifOrbenen DanisI @berbaro, in SaIS'
burg Saunfbip, eeta @auntp, 6fnttib
pstfauft werosn:
Cine Sub. s SOnnsn Simrtbp Seu, Saa'
men i'm Gruno nit StrOb, uneefdbr 500
@arben @eIfhFornIoub, cine Suantitit
Iau9es SnOb. uu9efibr 500 pfuno S6mei
nefIeift, 2uouifdnci9s Sett Sbmisesefdirr,
cine Suontitdt 9atwer9e. @runobeersn beim
8uIbeI. cine Suantitdt 9eorofbener Go9.
gen, Better uno gettIaoen, Slide, StubIe,
2 fupferne &ciIsI, eiferne &eiTd, 9BOtlrao.
Safer uuo Stdnber @f unc &hdsnfhrant,
Srabr, Stiifen, SIsben9sittrr. &hbfcttsn.
unc pieIe iOniii9e 6ouS unc Souernserdtbe,
Su umfdnoIib gu meIceu.
Gle 8eoinaun9rn am Ssrfaufstaes uno
Qufmartun9 pon
Sdnicl GbcrbGre,
Spbn Sllbriabt,
QpmniliratcIsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
9(Gtonte s)1Q6rt6t.

Ha Marp 8eitler, pom Stdotdsn
@maus, Getba Gauntp, uermitteIif elmer frei
miQiaen uebnfbrsibun9, oatirt Den 20ten
Sanuar 1851 atl' ibr Giaentbum, fowUbI
Iceenocs ais peri0nIithes uno uermifbteS, an
oen untsrseitnctcn ilbertro9en bat uno 6mar
gum Scifen Ger @reoitcren Der bsia9ten
Marp SeitIsr. obne &udiibt, 70 weroen
biermit Que psIde nod ouf ir9suo cine
Qrt an tefa9ts Marp SeitIer fhuIci9 iinc,
oufasfcrcrt. in 6 Wohen obSubsSobIen-
uno SOlbe Die nod redtmdBise SOrcsrungen
an bcfnots Marp Ssitler babsn, rperosn sbeu
faaS aufaeforoert, ibre &s6nunasn inner
baIb 6 @Obsn wObIbstdti9t einbubdnei'
gen, an
0lartin Ssmmersr, aff9nie.
Sauudr 20. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Scs Sfeitl,thnms IInd,.

Die Yarifsr 8Iatter erSdbtsn BON elmer
Oemoifeue SIeurette, wsIte, eureb cine Orb,
fbaft pI6eIib reid 9eworoen, in cine tisfs
Sdmsrmutb perfieI. usberau gIaubts fie
iib uon Rdubsrn uno 0isben umgebsn. sic
fGlcs Iib einfam NIT ibrsn Sbdeen Elm uno
liss gliemanosn gu iib in oas 3immer fcm.
men; Die Speifen unc gstrdnfe LIEF fis lidb
cur6 Elm God in Der Sbhr perabreiben.
@noitb trisb Der Spud Der SslbitqudIsrei
r5 nit ibr 70 psjt, bas fie. bcflr6tsne, oer'
aiftet Bu werben, feline Speiien mebr Su lIb
nahm, uno snoIidb p0r Sun0sr (tarb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Gonneritoe, SEN 6. Sebrnar, 1854.
stper nnf Der Ssauerei.

a pfsrSs, l6 8dbe, 8 Shfn, 8utI, Eintrr,
R6eer, 80 Stbaft, 81 Shpcine, 2 gHd9tn, Dgar;
tcrn. scbtttsn, 2 @s9eu, pfId9s, SCbitbtarrsn,
SrrfbmaIhins, 2 NBtnpmdbku.
Grtrag Der Sauerei.
365 93uFbd gHaiEu, Sl4 3cgacn, 490 bafsr, lS1
TabsIoamsn, 2376 Q2elfbfcrn in 6rl6tn. SlecIauien
400 Gjrunobeersn, 10 Rdtsu, 30 5psben. 60 Rctb:
ru6sn. 4 Suppenrcbuen. Is Rcttia, A Bdrrd 6urten,
5000 8rdutbdupter. 81 Sclsbeaos Saufrfraut lis
phno ssbtebtltsr Slatbs, 6l 4sgdul6 eoounssu 6su,
26 eaouuetn 9EcIbtcrn:Suttsr, l62 eaeurgtn Ddn9sr
auf pOs eGuo othou, 1900 @ufhel atf ouf cas eanb,
1888 YfunO @inosbautt. l35 @fr. 8otSbauts. 1881
pfo. Sols l0l5 pfb. Sbmali, 1924 gfo Butter.
SIM Sauie Dcrfcrtietc SIrtifcl.
90 I1anusbsulptr. 46 paar ocitn, 10 @Iittn, 45
Q2dnuns, 62 QBebsbGmcsr, 49 Sraurn- Srrds 45 lin.
ttrrSdt, 35 Shcrt9rpns. SO ShirSt, II Ropptn, 45
Gunsbdtsn, 90 6luoer Srudsn, so Yaar 8uaten 90:
fen, IL 8noben lniile, 26 8inprbfulnen, 10 Rnosr
llntlrrSdr, 81 paar Gtriinpft, II pGar nnecltrdt
ScotsuftItcer, SruhtStc. SprGulatt, NcpffiiTn,
20 gSs:lltbersr. "a cpfiftn llSberidqt 8ttglccr,
% atintter. 26 oauctithsr. Sc Cuts 9iabaaru, 1903
Cuts Strinlpf9orn. 1861 30. eincn Gbeis, 179 90.
lptretne elnen, l074 30. 6attincn, 4S3 ~. Gar
pets, 4s2 Yuo bartt ssifI, lag Sarrd rpsibl Sdfs,
une ScpfgiCcbt.
Tleiib DerSrblachtct.
1876 pfqnO Siupftiib, 6753 Yfuno edtpsnss
fIsfh. els pfr. 8altf!sitb.
stu;nbI inn Sodnie.
Sc 6efanecn fitb 1O5 im loauis am littn Sanuor,
1850, ertotttn rpabrcuo Dem Sabr 300, eettrcn s.
G6anH an,abl 4l2.-IScn otcen purocn GntaiIsn 255,
mt9pCrbunn n, 6titrrten 10, Scotsn nab Dem ltr:
msubaus eGbradt. s buben th atrutltuo 9cuacbt-Ois
5ob i'm ooufs par allc om litCn Sauuor, 1851, 1873 !;
80 trpobtnt Waonrscutc, 40 errpadens 98sibspcrlc:
usn. srrpatrnt Sarbi9s, % ptiet 8nabsu untsr II
Sabre. 2 farbias tRnoben, Is 0REj6s wetlichcn Ges
ID nT,rs, I 40, E,,S
uerrtdt
RjIsr, rcn Sdcpbeitbau, estbo Gaunp.
Sbom. Sault, 4uffebsr.
bduritb Stboue,I
scnos srcNf 9iuttcren.
Daniel 9)illtr, J
Saniar 80. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
8eOr9e euf0rb
SreithIGreplnt. Qetha Gc. Na
Sefentlt6e sSenOu.

Somia9 Den l5ten Sebruor, um 10 ubr
SOrmiltng5, fol- am 8aitbaufe Don . a n
let Claus, in @tau6Uiue, eOmbiu Saun-
fhip. auf 6fsntIiber Seneu vertauftweoen:
Sin Qferp, Gdbe, Elm neuer Sa9cf6ttten.
Spri Sudna SbelIen, patent ShCbbanf,
Better uno 8cuIooen Slide uno Stuble,
SefP. ScbrdnFe. Srfsn nit &Obr 3hber
SdBer uno Stinoer. Safbdnfe, jwei Sie-
ncnii6de. 8runcbCcten beim SufheI, Sperr
uno 2ubfcttsn. erue en9Iiftc SItnte. elm
Shubfarrcn. uno icnf nOb 0arrlei 9au5'
9auern uno &u6cu 9srdtbiboften, Su UNI
liduclih Su meIoen.
Die 9eoinsun9en uno Nufwortun9 UOn
Oouisl CLAUS.
Sonuor 80. "3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Oe1blftein Manufaftur
IN 6 a It . II.
Samuel adams

Matt MuQern unb Qneern er9etenff be-
fannti caB er Die MtbIltsin- Meanufaftur,
bisbsr bstrieben pCn Yauif MeIICn, lber'
uummcn bat. Siefelbe befinoet iib
Sn Der Siie.1SCmfrcts StrnEe, bcinabc ars
ecniiber SelIis' SSaldJin8ton SoUtCl.
@r 1T berslt, ferti9e Surritene, SeuteItti'
der, Seilifhrauben. Stuf (Plaster of Paris),
Su liefern. alles marrontirt pOn Der beiien
Sualitit Al feln uuo an bsrGbaefesten Qreir
fen. Selicauneen fur Stsine 8eateItl6er,
Deer irqeno etwas in feinem SADIE percen
banFbar angsnommen uno punFIltb belor9t.
Ga(ion, Sec. 10, 1850. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Grn(tlt6e 9la6ri6t

wiro hterourtb allen Golden enbeilt. Ole ncd
rtuloio Iino an Die frhbsr belianrene Sitma
uon 8 8ipoin9uuo S d man, in Gmaus
eetta @auntp, Die hh am 2lifen Sebruar
1850 oufaeloil bat. cos lie ouf9efrrcert 0nc
innerbalb 3 9poteu am St0br UOn Si
otuaunp Stt an5urufsn uno ub5uistteIn.
incem iic nun QIles in &ibtisteit 9ebra6t
iu baben wuniten.
SioSino uuS Sarbman.
~S Die StcbreeIt6fte werosn am al
ten Stance ourb Die unterSeihneten fCrtbe
treben, weltte fur eencIsne Gunofbaft ban
fen unc curt CUTE Secienuns auf cine Sort
bauer cCrielben bCffsn.
SiSSine unb Sft.
Sdnuar 80 "3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
0utes SSal< lIno $5Olslano
Ill perfaufen.

ON pNhhNHlNHe
Sreitd9s cen l4ten Sebruar, nm 10 ubr
SOrmitta9s, fOu am ndmIiben Srt 6fent
LID pereauft merorn:
SO. 4, Gin Stri6 Flares 2anb,
BON un8efdbr IL Qfsr, 9eeaen in Sbsrmit
fCro SaunIbip, eeha @auntp; 9renSeno al
eanc Uon G5eor9e Oaubert. Senrp Gsin'
Imitb, Gemi5 @isrin9 uno Qnoeru; uno cS
befinoen fb quite Senien earum uno it in
Der btfen Sronuna.
So. ?, Gin Stia 6pljlanb,
:Ss3 q aeIc9cn ouf Dem Gsha Berg, in
sss SotSbur9 Saunfbip; 9renSeno an
- gano pOn @borIs5 Q8eber. Sgpben
3UOl uno 4noern; entbaItsno etpo 3 U&er
3soin9un9en unc HufWartuno
Son DEN gr6eu.
Sanuar 80. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06

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Der G5sltuihnft, am Slbcno csS udcbttn Stcu Nc=
brnar, ciu Sfrnthts GcnSrt 81 9etCn 9etrntt. Die
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9t ble Gcturot allen eitbbatrrn 9uttr 9ui,t rinEn
pabrm 8unf9cnuF su pHhrscbGn Scl9cnps Mluft:
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6. @araticnen Sur an air Tyrolien,
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6-preis Der @intafpttrl, 25 GcntS-,u BADEN an ben
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um bab & ubr Itenbs itattfnrcu.