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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23
Want Of Confidence.
BY J. P. MORRIS.

A little Frenchman loaned merchant five
thousand dollars when the times were good.
He called at the counting-house few years
ago in a state Of agitation not very easily des-
cribed
How do You do!' inquired the merchant.
'Sick-ver sick,' replied monsieur.
What's the matter!'
De times is de natter
de times what disease is that.'
DE malaide dat break all de merchants vel
much
'Ah. the times, eh. Well, they are bad
very bad, sure enough; but do they effec
you =
Ivy, monsieur, l lose de confidence
In whom!'
In everybody
Not in me, hope.'
'Pardonnez moi, monsieur, but don't know
who TO trust at present, when all de merchants
break severa! times TO pieces
Then presume you want your money!
'Oui, monsieur, starve for want of lar.
gent
Cant you do without it!
mo, monsieur, must have him.
you must1'
'Oui, monsieur said dimity-breeches, turn
ing pale with apprehension for the safety of his
money.
'And you can't do without it =
No, monsieur, not Won leetle moment lon
gare.'
The merchant reached his bank book, drew
check on the bank for the amount, and hand
ed it to his visitor.
Vat is dis, monsieurl'
"A check for FIVE thousand dollars, with the
interest,"
Is it bon. 2 asked the Frenchman, with
amazement.
Certainly
Have you de l'argent in the bank!'
Yes
And it is perfaitment conveniently to pay
de sum-
Undoubtedly. What astonishes you!'
'Yo, dat you have got him in desc times
'Oh, yes, and have plenty more. l owe
nothing that | cannot pay at moments no
tice ..-. -..t
The Frenchman was perplexed.
Monsieur, yon shall do me one leetle favor,
eh1' .-.
with all my heart
sVell, monster, yon shall keep de l'argent
for me one leetle year longer
'Why, I thought you wanted n,'
Tout au contraire. l no want de largent ;
l want de grand confidence. Suppose you no
got de money den I want him very much
suppose you got him den no want him at all
Vous comprenez, eh'
After some other conference the little French
man prevailed upon the merchant to retain the
money, and left the counting-house with light
heart, and countenance very different from
the one he wore when he entered. His conf.
dence was restored, and, although he did no,
stand in need of the money, he wished to know
that his property was in safe hands Middle
totCn Netcs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23
Judging from Appearances.

Two following anecdvtes Of the dan
ger of Judging too positively from appear
ances, are going the rounds Of the papers +:
A Prison Scene in Munice.-The number
oi female prisoners is very small in compar-
ison with the men. At one particular wash.
ing tub stood four women. Our conductor
spoke TO one Of them, this being sign to us
TO notice them. Two looked up, and fairly
benned with smiles one, a tall and very
handsome young girl. continued to wash
away with downcast eyes. felt sort o
delicacy in staring at her, her looks were Sc
conscious and modest. A fourth, a fat, i'll.
looking old woman, also, never looked at
the visitors. The two who smiled had re.
inarkably agreeable faces : one, with good
features, and very mild expression the
other. a small woman, and though with
blooms on her cheeks, a certain sad, anxious
expression about her eyes and mouth. O
which OF these four women were we to hear
n fearful history related 2 The only one
who looked evil was the Cat old woman.
AS soon as we were in the court, our con.
ductor said,
Now, what do you say about those wo
men?'
Three out Of the FOUR we remarked, are
the only agreeable faces we have seen n th,
prison; and, judging from this momentar,
glance at their cOun;enances. we should say
could not be guilty o. much crime perhap.
the fat old woman may be so; that tai
young girl, however, is not only handsome
but gentle looking
That tall young GIRL replied our guide
was the one, who, year or two ago, mur
dered her fellow servant, and cutting tn
body, buried il in the garden the little wo
man next to her, some two years since
murdered her husband; and the handsome
kind. motherly- looking woman who stoo,
next, destroyed her child of seven years.
The fat woman is in only for slight offence
So much for our Judgment of physiognomy
= Household Words.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23
American Contributions.

VIM. A. Drew, in his last letter to the Cos
pei Banner, thus speaks of the American con-
trIbutions at the Worlds Fair =
And then again, saying nothing of the
greater distance America is from the Exhib;-
iion than are the European nations, and of the
expense, borne not by the government, but by
the individuals themselves in getting their ar
ticles on sea voyage across the Atlantic
ocean-there is one fact which should be frank
ly considered in the eyes of the world. With
the United States there is not that naotire to be
represented in this Worlds Fair, that has act
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23

THE WHALING BUSINESS. The New Bed
ford whaling list contains some Interesting
statistics from which some idea Of the ex-
tent of the whaling business may be formed.
The greater portion Of the business is con
finedro Massachusetts. The whole number
ofvessels employed is six hundred and FIVE.
New Bedford has Two hundred and seventy
five ships and barks, and more than half the
tonnage. Nantucket. New London and Fair
haven have abont an equal interest in the
business. There are now cne hundred and
thirry-two large ships and barks in port, fl
ting FOR sea, and they will require nearly four
thousand men for officers and crews; the
the total amount of property invested in the
whaling business must be between twenty
and thirty millions Of dollars. The first sew
en- months of this year there have been land
ed about two millions eight hundred thoas-
and dollars worth Of sperm oil, feur million
five hundred thousand dollars worth Of whale
oil, and one million two hundred thousand
dollars worth of bone-making total of six
million five hundred thousand dollars for
the first seven months, giving for the year,
nearly fifteen millions OF dollars
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23

her good works, such as become those who
profess godiness,' though they leave no deep
footprints on the sands Of time, may find rec
ord in the Lambs Book Of Life
Mothers! are not our rights sufficiently ex-
tensive-the sanctuary of home, the throne Of
the heart, the; moulding of the whole mass Of
mind in its first formation.' Have we no,
power enough in all the realms of sorrow and
suffering-over all forms of ignorance and
want-amid all ministrations of love, from the
cradle-dream 10 the sepulchre!
So, let us be content and diligent; ave,
grateful and joyful, making this brief life a
hymn of praise, until called to that choir which
knows no discord, and whose melody is e,er-
nal.-Mrs. Whittiesey's Magazine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23

PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM ExEcUTIoN.-By
the new code of Virginia, the following is a
list Of the property exempt from execution:
"One cow, one bedstead, with Ted and
necessary bedding for the same, six chairs,
one table, six knives, six forks, six plates,
two dishes, two basins, one pot, one oven,
six pieces of wood or earthenwnre, one loom
aud its uppurlenances, one spinning wheel,
one pair Of cards, and one axe; five barrels
of corn, five bushels OF wheat, or one barrel
Of flour, two hundred pounds of bacon or
pork, and five dollars in value of forage or
hayo
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23

A FEAT. Mr.. Nicholas Phillips, well
known and respectable painter and glazier,
aged 20 years, ascended by ladders to the top
Of the steeple Of the Unitarian Church in this
town, which is now being repaired, and after
removing the vane, descended with it. This
is feat that would do credit to the agility of
a much younger man. That steeple is 100
feet in height.-Belfdst Signal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23

A BIC MovE. On Sunday last, the hotel
and store OF Mr.. Fuller, at Jencksyille, on the
Western Railroad, six miles east Of Spring.
field, were moved mile and quarter west,
TO the Indian Orchard depot, with rapidiry
and ease which we believe to be wholly un-
precedenled in the history of engineering
The hotel, a wooden building two stories
high, and 50 by 81 feet in it's other dimen-
SONS, was raised and prepared for sliding
upon the cars. This building contained
four stacks of chimneys, which with all the
furniture in the house, were entirely undis-
turbed. The store, alsoa Two story wooden
building, 40 by 30 feet, was prepared in like
manner, never disturbing the goods upon
the shelves. All being ready, on Sunday
morning, an engine with four platform ears
was run out from Springfield, and the cars
arranged in pairs, two on one track and two
on the other. The hotel was slid upon these
cars, projecting on either side to consider
able distance, the engine hitched on, and the
whole removed TO the new location, mile
and 4 quarter distant, in nine minutes. 1t
was then rolled off upon the site prepared
for il, the curs were run back, and the store
served in the same way with equal facility
and success. At three o'clock in the after-
noon, the engine was housed at the Spring.
field depot.
We presume that never in the world, was
such piece of work effected so cheeply and
so quickly, and the operation reflects the
highest credit upon those who effected it
The only cause of regret, in connection with
it, is that it was necessary to do il on Sum
day, or not at all. l.--Springtfctd Republican.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23

A co5bler has just located himself al. Spal.
ding, and attracks attention with tie follow
ing address outside his shop:-'SS,ureery per-
formed upon old boots and shaes, by adding
Of feet, making good the legs, binding the
broken, healing the wor.nded, altering rhe
constitution, and supporting the body with
new soles. No cure, no pay. Advice gratis
on the most desperate Londor
Weekly Ne,cs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23

A CHANCE foR THE CL,rrERx-Mr. Ennis.
the Chairman of the Midland Great Western
Railway, 10 England, has published a le,tey.
Offering $2so0 premium 10 any ship lha, will
make the voyage from New York 10 Galway
within nine days and so par hour, for eve-
ry hour ins'd. ..le nine days,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23

'What ate You doing there, said gen,le-
man 10 fellow who was sticking his hand
through broken pane Of glass ia bakers
window. I'm aboring TO get my bread
was the reply.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23

BNRIvALLED Piano FORTE PLAxER.s We
find the following extraordinary statement in
the National; Count Orloff has Just pre-
sented to the Emperor Of, Russia an extraor-
diuary musical phenomenon. IN the person
OF young WalIachian called frederick
Roltz. This man has heen born with four
hands, each having ten fingers. He was
brought up BY clergyman, who taught him
70 70 pay on the organ, but the young man IN
,:e course Of time, made piano forte for
himself, Of considerably greater power than
lha' OF ordinary instruments. He enjoys ex-
ceileht health, and with The exception Of the
hands presents nothing strange in his uer-
son. 1t is only from the elbow thai The mai.
formation commences. The ann there n.
vides into two limbs, each ending in 1 hand
with double supply of fingers. Tbe,e adj.
ditional arms are regularly made, and the
only remarkable point observed by medical
men is the immense development Of the del
told muscle at the summit Of the shoulder
The clergyman who had brought up Roltz,
at his death lefi him his small properly, and
the young man Immediately purchased dia-
mond rings, with which he loaded his twen-
ty fingers. II was with them so adorned,
that he performed before the Emperor Of
Russia, who expressed his surprise at the
musical powers Of the young man. Roltz,
it is said, is shortly 10 visit Paris.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16

uzcl b. itsuse aqvecare] sp eeuy ard Spayj
long aie. faes scd i.e-a l,.sllaafcal. ltet.s Ia
/ Base cafe. u4ate tr5H 81 aeEte season &Dh
Four L.l.nt1I- eusb. tc-lg tscsf s..43c Is. asgssc
from scratches aia bra, rs lip - spawn r.oe bone
and cenv. Ieau also beal testimony al I good
effects on he Aaalan 81 rU1. / was coHGns,. ae.tr-
lg al last winter 10 ans foo1n zv.5A fsbeauqafisfu.
apa could 2eJ na'h@ fo ..e.e n.e eHtii coniGaea-
cd he u-e q Eonf Liu.i4el4t, s. sea entirely Gu
led. j. a short llae NE Il. GkI5II-S
Slsl Pan q o gears sscz6l cLre1ty Z G.
FaTg1Ls .ar15.aa I n p cat.
Ag. +. EAEaILL--I.oar SIR: had been a4aic-
ted wlra tie san Pam Ger he last ten Years {.
col@d never get Ietl4i except by Bleeding out bY
tie use 81 yoar La-l0t.lt. applied over the itrpes
ABOUT Jl.tc or taU1 uules day. * VAS entirety G.
moved. AID have .e1 ios.ing OIL j. siuce went
INTO tAe Stable ore AlSaf 10 apply il 10 q horses
sore leg. and seHg very l@zle lie stumbled and iei
against ny les. crashing aga ot1ls.as ,lern 50
olaiy thar Jtey to.oea t,ac> Is E.E fsr. and Fen-
o=Ied peTeless. I applied Soal LIN men7. and
Wes Vel en9Hgl Ii e .ue days 10 So about again
as asa=L ] $50 crashed my ..a-eI in a >AocGing
n-nne-.-y l5t,t.y -os.-.ll ION IL; your hrreat
s"oa 4eelt1 Il gp. JG9N 5 MOORE.
IL :.tsl= la+ee gct. Peo-.a III F,hs q SO.
sHeys e slc seau.Ee = 4 Fcs t--s u
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'f-- s. q e. couN-saE2lT llts s-aal3e Is Gleo
az ~ iPT y e+r. la lilI -ls. lg,T65 cara IL
re us q. ell c E+7,e.I arabian Linz .cnt
Peoria. -la-ss.r.sad 04ly d. II. q FLnsH..,k
ARE --' ara p.sDaa9 " ami srloesGll LTuge.S,- 10
u. feer.Q, III. lecal az c3alt RI .oas 1aal. u
addressed cad 4Ls7 PER sa,,s as foi!asVs iy
WHITNEY, SMITH. Mineral Point;
ILa=sirs. l4oo.as & Co. rodsev3le Beech {.
lt"er L'nlsH Hoo. & Robinson, FFanti.n; 2.
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ley Jo4as : CO, Richmond; L. {. 1jclnt.lc,
1lcstanI C-v. TlH-cnl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16

OCTOBER is, 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16
Tn public are

JAMES r. Chiffon. ND,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
- % tne +.
Gin Ssrirf aus @ouDou.

Tt9tnrtn Qiriif StnG6 un9tn ,,c5rdnt tn" aus etnI
QintJl''onrt. Der CUR 9'CFtn NuS;Qun9 nab 9cnrCu
9rtil por, UtHEeIn mir, uufrn esfrn sur @tIuiti:
olluo, aus glaren'a ,9istorjol":- (@uf. SsL)
9ruocu, biu 81. 9!iOL 1851.
Nrtjn liCttr Sntd ScbN!
92ic in a,Itr 1Ddt fell ih'G MIR onfnlct. Cub III:
I's o0In, mas ib 0tthcn fit h bier bin Stb 81
70 ccI barren, ooE t;b ot loSt uht lllIn tann. S,j
mar crbirmtb tttrant ouf rtr GtIlt uUO tcnntS fir
ttnn Sb0lr pttb cItu, ic nnQs ib al 9cro rIs rtrs
pinl;bttu OampfpcctS mar. Sub tS niOtbt nib traut
uuo itdil, pInn b nur ear0u oEntt! DIR lStruh Der
Iaicb,uGr,t ras Sd uuo oaun ra5 StbGtt,ln unN Rtt
tln @i Snt,t babt Sbr cub ic III tanae 0tihoud,lt
uno lilo ihpnrtltb lrcrbGn uno bltt oCfuht ols hit
tt Sbr all cuGrs Srtunoe unO Qttnnntt uirlcrtn L?
rplu, 9tropc fr bob' itb rit 9anjs 3ut 9SfibIt
ecuoou 1T Gin crIibrittitb 0rc5lr gtog,-9ScIcr,
0iu:ycyf uno VblortIpIia juianlntnatnrmmGu, ilnr
nibt6 ba0IOtu ctlhcn Elm ltrl btn QlaB bcItr fthtn
ttuutt, ,pEnn Ctpas rp!ri9tr .oiuir oa pircn. Shr
wigt, itb hin mcitnS nur hiirbtr 0'tcmmGn, un bic
orrfS SOr III ltht, obtr rO6 GjeorduAc mar 70 QrcF,
naj lib bis lest rctb nbt tulptnra rvAr. GS 1T Gin
mibttl 0rcft5 Gtt3uNE uno btctdt thpa 10 pc Gruuo.
ale Der oc1tvutr Str0 ra6 WlItn9hlus btI GStrGtrli
@aeys Tarm, Ntr Gir;b5of uuo Der WlUbti;b nit Gin.
onoIr. S.b bin mtbrna5 ibcu au5ptnoil um HalItlte
blrunaG0auou attr ib partc tls b0s Gjtorin0t pcr:
Gbtr ill., Oamit b audi mas thtn tonne, rpiun b NAL
huIjn tCnlmt. Gjeltruirt5 braubt mans oar ritht
cinmal III prc6itrtn !-rnn, 6TrSrt mic pitts 9yltn:
ibCn eltt'5 bctb IN otr N2tIt!
2ttGr. Sntt, itb bab' cub ucb rua5 aou; orrart;a
StDrcdIItbI5 u ulcu, mas rctb rau Ctipas gloShti9
tIinat. I'm 2(nolrn So9 itouo i;b i'm oroG Yort mo
auntt fitlluuruein9i on, cIs auf runoI Gin Sr0utn:
simmer MIDI am 2trmt ;lpfts uno a9tt: ,,Str wrlIftn
St rpcbl ic 0jitia tn, btttn 8unod "a fir m;b ju
batttu. lis b mSjnGn gRaru Qifunrtn; CT hat rincn
uurttbIu Q8gQ cin9ibo3tn uuo ttb rsrmutht cog idb
bm cine Srtts pcrous 0ltcmmtn bin" slun, Sbr
uift Sust usuu itbs nit I2tltslmttn 81 tbun ba6t,
bin iib 0erart 70 pdb ips Stbuiriaf;, uno iit mar
tpirtb Gin rpuurcrntttts 0lnN Drum hI' itb.:
.QlGs, Nyiam !" uno robm oin Stnod. Gr mar ibpr
uno itb puuosrtt midi njdt tin9tr DAP ft ibn Slmons
ern ~ balttn oat, u;un fit toufIn rcur 9RGl, itb
iuartttt uno partIts abtr S fam unmtr uno am GuNc
ma Der Sdnbd aar an, iitb W rt9tn. SappUlct
tatbt' ib, ta5 ding III ttinp9!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03

gEtN, i'd luartttt nch cine quite gEsifs lSnscr, a
9anyn gtlbS JIttrnn, uno dl9cmntb fing ber Ydnpd
an, i'll fb rctcn! uno 9dti9cr oinud, faat' id: Sif
Cln Sqbp Sh 9erdutt mir rcr'm Ounfellpercen
n'bt Hrn Ger StlIt gu 9cbrn uuo bann puts itb nbt
mas anjufan0tn. Sdb prbnts bSi elmer 18iitfrau in
&DrSoonStclltroPt, uno aIs itb ra6 gdbp btmtrats,
o9N i leb Tonne nibt pa bltitcu itb fiji Gin lijftacr
SEtru9tr uno elite MIDI nor mir ftl6tr fbSmrn -
uno monrDa9 th tabIt tbtcbt lsuu9 ha;u sic pclls
Il pcn Atn pas ltb O9c, tIin 21cr elaubtn uno (ao.
IT, lt muros mtb aus Dem SOut prfin, rpsnn h NIT
etm Bdtp bTttntims.
SDr tcnnt &lib mttns Gage pcrIttlItn oo ffonb ih
n't ptn' Sa0p IN nltinEn Arncn Is tcitte ucb ,sbn
ShiItn9e an WIib uno StbtuthCn UNI ss nur Siirr M
erbutn. 9Eas nun gu mabtn foot in II, mir s,t.2,
-NtbtrnlaD, Oh hI ron Ciucr 9rnecucrin unn,sibrt
uno broutblt pitb lin9cr nitbt mrbr p,iu,s Gnyrt,
QEises u rtbntn, penn ou nih alsib Saran oSkft nn
Dir has Sdcp pom SaIt ihaft 70 ttbneu, mic nn,s Es.
tcnmtn bait-Se 9ln9 iCb am nGtbitsn gNcrosn, noh,
Dem 'tb olt 9anj Siocbt nit 6dttirn uno Sdoudt(r
3u9ttratht, nab pem Qarts, uno en fbmud ausiehtn
ets 9Haedbcu crtlidtno, a9t ib ;u br ,,YP6, ih ma
ouf cine SNnute in Sas 9rtauoe uno rpsun sis bos
Nino Ie lan9s fir MIDI battn, aSbs ib Sbucn ensn
Shtlltn9" GjCbt mir eas Sclo ;uirt-iaott c O,,sw
a9 tb, ibr Den Sebiuin9 rcibsup. Stet,-Iaots fe.
-trt ttb nur Der 9uttCr aatn, ba6 ib bier cine sri,
mute partin muB itb bin 9liitb picorr oo uno rant
htf lF UNI eG' psran'-uno lb babs iis titpCm nibt
pjcptr 9stbcn
Icbtmiab,-Iaqts itb u mir,-tu tilt Gin S1orr.
ar un pcn r6n bis unttn Ou bilt nrtb nibt fit, pcn
oaus fcrtM9tbtn !-Dtntt Cub nur cinrn iunorn.
kot3tn SRann, rpcfrcnb in Der orcFn Stact ernScn,
NIT cntn ottr 9cnatt altcn 8Gtp Gtbrsttltbsr G5ss
eontS SD nabm ro6 @6tp nab sntm ntusu Cos
9'srhaut uno bsiohltt ctnc Srau gu tuCr Abmartlna
I'M &rraus, uno 70 ittht Die Sode lest. gRas ouf Grs
Den tb eanitt rpCittr tbun c pciF icb nicbt Gs Qht
nib tnntrIltb trant, nur raran gu brntsn Die Srou
o9t b ii nrbuncen, es orc6 ,u ,icbsn; nun Scnft
nur SnttI ttb fell nit Cncs anotrn OVouncs aino
3amtr, Mioltrn SIaabultiv, Nusitbn9 uup mje Die
0InA'r os bs'Bsn. rurcbmotbcn Sbr Ctt balp picpsr
bSrtn rcn @utrtm 0Strtucn 91sfFtn.
Nsbemiab 6tuftius
To Id ftb rjft--Jtb bin Sts % tp's [csorpcrbru.
SS tE pirpt ttb IN Etncm 0ursru 8rit a9en, tpS Die
Yclt cbtn ab9Sbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
Gin nrrEca GnMn.n

1icitr auqemeius 4u5cruf in 8e5ua auf
unfcr 9ano ii Defenders in qcc9ropbliter
.niniidt bu6hdbIitb mabr. Sine 08ed fel'
jcitun9 fo9t:--
8cn Gaiirort in Ioine, Der mcift 6i1ti
den Stact in Den Ser. Staaten, ilber ben
Ct. 9orrn,FnB, 8ufoIo, Cincinnati, 81.
Gpuis unp Den SuopaB i'm SellsnQebir0e,
nab Il lOrio. in SrsQOn, III Die @nttcr
nuns per 9Irife &Oute 4,5l7 IejIsn. &om
WoCowo6Po, in Waine, lbsr gteu WorP,
@afhnqtOn. Neucrltan5 uno @aIveiton.
nutb Ger Muncun9 bC5 &io 9,ance, 2 923
lRdIcn. Son Rtuporf nab rem cbcrn
Gncc non 0if Superior ilber SstrOit unp
Matroe, / S55; uno prn ca ben MuntNp
ri biuuntrr nab ocm 8oIf non MerjFO,
| ,284 yIcilen. Scn Gdi1pOrt, Waine, nocb
Ger Say orn Gan Sraucisco, in GaIifornien,
uber QBilupctp6ia, Qit5bur9, ct. Soui5,
Santa Sc uno cen GcIcrocO oGS @cilen,
iii cs 3. GA MyiIcu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
GbcsScliafcit,

W0tin 9tcGtr," aQt ntuttb cine Gran 81 brcm 6iot=
ttn,-DDu mutocit MIDI un9imcin pIrbinceu faGIS Eu
mir btutt cine 3pani9 Sbolrncts fir cns ucSs Slcio
9tttn prlttit."
,,9a5 nur dc 6trorfSn fobrtu, Ggnts tcnn bu boIt
MIDI l,f 9atsrn nctb eiuru 9drtn gtb'fsu /"
.Yob. mcin SbWrcr, ros mar ridts itb ncrlt, ia
Tics romit a9cn, saB Du Gin 9Stbottr pom . ri den
bit"
,,SEaS fdr cine tint. tct ebclmiu 9u tiii !" lti;r
6Srtt man cen Small sus SulIs) ,.lluS ticr il cine
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tuo fsbr ermutbi9eno. Scr @oiSen' Dt-
ffrift Don Sbio perIpritbt cine rciaIihc GRIT
te. SIN meitIihen NeuDcrt, Snoiand, Witir
gan, Wiseouiin, MorpIano unb in unIcrm
siseuen Staat, iino bic 9unni9fen Uusiid'
ten oorbonocu. Sn Suo Caroline tem
3ennshsc Sbals uno Gem norcibcn Sbsil
9scr9ienS III benz 8aumwouen @rtro0 be
bsuteneen Sbaosn eurb bic &6lte Ger
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
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wiro eurb einen Stbreiber in Der Gcnern
Wornina GbrCnitls Bu fOrmren empfobten.
UNI oCn 9ebrau6 Der uuanfcbuIiben, unbe.
qusmcn uno ungefunoen Gopfbepsdun9. Die
un5 curb cie ieei9e pefebrte NtOee por9e-
ibrisben wiro, abSuftbaffen.-@ire ire 9ewiB
AUDI cine fsbr whnfben5wertbs 8efOrm.
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@lop 81, 1851, fbtn mir fcI3rnnt NnSii9c:
,ltm Qfinalts Sonntoo sc II Fl funb 8 onS
i'm ,@oIofbl6Bben,' bei MinfeImOper unc
60.
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Uania @iicubabn baben an Qower's Gum
nit cine Ueritrinerte S6lanee Don l6 SUP
Gin9e uno 3OU 0ife 9efunbeu. sic lag
i'm icIiben SeIien, 60 Su6 unter Der Grro.
bcrfd6e.
Ser fatbcIiibe Biibof Simon bat Die
ct. Goui5firde in Buffalo nunmebr form
lid erfOmmunisirt uno oen 8annbrief BON
ouen &onseln ftinrr Oi6tefe perIeien laiTen,
neil iidb bic Sruifce5 Der Stride mcQern,
oa5 &irtbenci9entbum ben 96nrcn ee5 Si
ihOf5 Su ubaIcfcrn.
Sin sc,viiTr SOfsYb SODnfion il unter
Der 8eituIoiaun9, feline Srau ermoroct III
babcn, in oa5 8efin9nif Su burlington. q.
j., 9ebraft wOrosu. Wan fano Die Srou
tcot in elmer Suite, ben oatS nit Der
ShilrSr SufammenacI6nhrt.
Sn 8iIf5barre. Wa., III pcr farbi9c Bar.
bier MafCn arrstirt wOroen, neil sr mebren
YrlOuen, Die bel Serbaftun9 fIudti9cr StIa
ven bebilfib warsn, nab oem 9eben trat
ttte uno otn ibn petbaftencen Seamten nit
einem Eailrmellcr perwunrcts.
Die Gcfce9 9cbungcn uOn 9teu Sampfbire
uno Connecticut baben ueueroinQ5 Sotim
itittsnaFte erloien, nab ccncn fur 500 Sba.
Ter Gigenibum UCn @Idubi0en nibt in an
iprutb 9encmmen mcroen Fam.
Si5 sum 10, SUM waren in Sort Smitb
Is bis 20 SOlootcn an Der @toero 9eltOr-
ben. Nah Qbmarldb Der &efrutcn IieB Die
StstbIidFeit nab.
5r. s. 8. @olInc pon 9lemtcmn, q. &,
miro vermiBt. ST lpouts nacb YbitaceIpbio
asben, um &ieb cinSugaufen, uno bate cine
bsoeutenoe Oslbiumms bel lid.
3mci 3immcrlcute, pcn cencn Der cine
@OIf tiCB, llno in Der 9lodt res 25 MGai
in &iO Gjranos GitD, Scra3. crmo,pet nor
osu. Man fauo iie in cinem ftcincn 9aule,
co5 Iie beWobHten, nit ein8GIbIa8enen 80p
fen.
S5cm5. bis 5um 10. Suni iinN in WOuut
WIeafant, Soma, SO &boI9rofdue porQcfVm
men, rie mcilttu8 nit Dem Sooe enoctsn.
2tm %. Suni cmpfinQ oaS 8meraIpoit.
amt in QGafhin9ton 400 600 tCbte oocr I'm.
abIicferb0re 8riefe aus Californian.
Sn 9antoier Gauntp bsfnrsn fib, 70 Der
iit5ct man. rtrpa 10 MabImubIsn, - uno
man mia wj1cn oa6 in ieucU @ouutD utIrin
Bci6en qcnu9 wdbt um iie aus 9elbdf
zig 6u baten.
9Iob ttm 8risfe cine5 tfntEihen Scam'
ten fam uOn ccm fhrSib uermcicneu Gan
DC in Seros, co5 ccn ouerbeifen Booen ent
bdIt, rid fur cen @rci5 pon 20 bis p Gents
per Nfer 9etauft rpsrccn.
G5 wirc bcricbiet roB aus elmer 8hbsr.
ausaeuuna pOn Geip5ia brrpcrQsbe, oo6
wibreuo ben pOr9tbenoCn feth5 Monaten
1864 ncue Budcr in DcutihIano br0u5s
9s9ebcn purrrn.
Die Scc6fcrunq Srlancs fou Itit tcm
Sabre l84l ilbcr ;mci MiQioucn SecItu
ab0snOmmen babeu. Qusmanouur9 uno
9uu8ersnctb maren Die urlatben.
Sc miro ocfhdet CAP gcQcnmirtio unoc:
fibr Smanjj9 tauicno Nmerj;aner in Gonoon