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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
Gin bic O{it9licber her
Gc9emIeiti9rn Jeuer Scri'cDc,
rmn9s GefclIicDait
pon Der Sinttn9 Sprin9, 8ctt5 Gount0.

gco ccm @crtQm res odottn SObrIShritbtS uno Der
Dorura Der Gn0I(t0trbtIn Ger GjttlIlhaft rrcllttn
bic Ntrnoittr in Rtr; Ouftbrcn roR t ltb IN thrcn
eSsthdfts Swratlrum ltrcu9t Ouf rm frdhtrn ArtlS
uno Ncaul0ticnIn Der Gci,Uh0 rtihrintttn. lltttr
,rcr bunptrt ncue 9Nitlttrtr wurcm oufItnrmmtn,
ouh rine 2(r,oM lbGupcruu4cu, uGrtrro9un9tn uno
GrnercruusCn ron Strd Ycltttn w6hrtno pEm Sdbr
oer,odbt SNit Sctol:@iruohmtr an rtr Sthoetamintr
ous nirTu Surutu wortu 81 ,593 az unb rtc 9lIanS
inn ssdhoec am IIttn 9Icr!mttr 1850, S3443 O2, cars
ouf lrwohlcnc 3luIn $500 So. lorous wurrn frt:
ocnoe aohnatn otmotbt 3ufiNi9t Nclttn etr Gtltll:
Ehoh $500 % uno fir Sdhaotn ptrurlth curd Ecu;
Er, rpdbrSno ctm Sabr, biz Sunnt ecn Sl.oll 81,
mas cine gSilon I'M Sthoet ouf 3lntn laH ron S2.SOl
CO. Die GStlelIIhoit ;dbt ubtr 4,2O0 9f4tttotr, Gin
rtrbfrots CStIanmtapitat blocno rcu utcr Ntun Nu=
lcurnjSbatr in QCrts itha, 9it0ncr uno unrrlhtro;
lthen onorGnwnnrn Sountbips ecn 2ontolttr 0auntr.
lRGbrcnO rcm ottipln SCitebcn Ger r@tdha fit lS40,
ubsrlitotn rt idbdhIn &cltIn fir lu@lo9m uno Ntr;
Ius nldt fnfio Gents ouf iioE rtrfbrtE 81 600, I'M:
otobtt Der ipirCn &crlrtt, 10 lht rtt G'tlDoft III
IS49 uro 1850 Crtiu. Git Gjruurliee nab IutltbEn
CStoenkitiat GtNkhou 0tltitd wEreEn lCltn, um caS
@trmSacn elmer Gtntnhtt 0c0tn &trlut rurtb 6tutr
ouflraramt QRtii III ithTn pcrrEn hmIan9Ith rir'tan;
Zen uno oauureiat uno bIcUrfl btr ttinIr Grduttrs
una. Gs in 0cuu1 81 ia9;n, roE Gin arts Gopltol uno
rctldti0e @trpaltun9 gum outIn GrtrIN wtIrth nne.
Qbtun9Spra pcr9li9t Nuf &TEronnnA CT Srorr'
Narcn 9NuU, Sttrdir.
SSaejno, 9lrg. 3, 1851.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
.pauSums brtL Hto0in1

auctos SFtuub crthtttr 0io,britt woro riS iSbrldE
SStrfonmluno uno SHobl fir cine Scaro rrn &HnaI:
tIrn, o,s tcamtnois Sobr III pitntu 0chatin atmdB
r,m &crtthrun9Iu rE6 6rmtrtifs. HrlNnNt YS7cnCn
,nrnIn ochSria tr,pSblt, namth: Srbn ". @ou NiGr,
aNr SR. wan,, Satct 8rItbt Scbn 9. Slider, S'Ie:
mon NirGn, G'ccros g. noo1. @E, 0octo .. Soften
iicim. Scbn ". SRtGtr. Douid 6ouSum. uno Notrn
SrnlI oac ron @rs6 @ouum; Siaot 81. G'trbart St6:
anon Gourt; uno Schn QIcir0, Gfl. uno Or. z. ,.
SYcf;r, yru 0ltba Gouutr Die Tia0tt srpibtt prarc
viro fb ralammttu am WcntaN ptn 5tm natblttn
eanuar, um 10 llbr &crmtto9S, VI Htaem9, um rdl
~ cr0ouiIrtn uno SjComttn 81 trwdbm.
0arrn NuG, Stfrttdr
c,,, o. ra3n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
9SurDc acfunOen:

Scr un9cfjbr Bohen, ouf Der StraGe
pon Quentaun nab Gmaus, Swilhen Sid
lsin's uno SicbI's @aitbduiern, cine Sog,
etpa 2 SUP lang. ROTH an9sflritcn, nit oCn
8utNaben w. G. II. auf oericlbrn. Der
Gionr III srfuht anSurufcn, feiu @igentbum
ju bcwcftn, bic Srfanntmahun9 ju bCSab
len uno radeIbe wC9SubcIen bel
QlGrobom 9Sormait
Ets. Ill rq3m aAn!oun, 20
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
SaDr9an9 SA.
2aufenbe d$ 3 @.
CbrjIfiasa 0berf,
WiubmlbI< unb GtrDbbonfme6eH
IN Der Gabt Qlllentout

Wv W. oHpi NLStHkNuUf
Seoisnt iitb oiefer @eIcgenbeit fciNeu
Greunosn uno Runren bic UnSeise III mads
en-, ea6 Ct fsin 8sfbdft nod immer an fets
mem aIten z tonopToge, am fho6fihen @de
Der 5amtIton uno Gnu StraBen, in Uuen%
taun, unc I'm ar bwifben cen 9afibiufrr eee
Serrcn @saper ane 9a9snbub, fortbstrsbt,
alImo er coS
SSinomiibls uno GtroDbamf. Neas
der $3dnS,ucrf,
auf cine Cbr auSQeoebnfe @eiIe fOTt3ufeten
9cionnen III. Geine 9Aincmubten ino in
oen benatbbarteu Counties mobL befannt,
uno eben 70 besannt ii eS, oo6 fs feincn in
elmer rpeiten Gntfernun9 nahficben. Sufet
rober an uno ubcrSeu9t eu6 fclbf. - Die
preile feiner Mtncmhbtsn lins pom ~ big
IS 8bdIer. uno Die Der StrChRdnse Don 9
5i5 10 8batcr
Stifarbcit an BinomibIsn esT Stroes
bdnfen miro ouf Die firSsfe InSfi9s uno Su
ben bi0i9fep 8ecir9un9en perribtet.
Gr III oanfbar fir frUbsr 9snos ssns tInters
ftteunq, unc bcfft burb plnftlits Qbmot'
tun9 fetnsr @sfhdfte uno bulge prcife, et~
nen Sbeil Der 9unit hes pubIifumS Su 9sF
nie6en, wOfur ct ieoerjeit cunfbur fcin miro-
SDriitiHn Gbcrt.
Septenber 4. nabv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
NaGrt6t

niro biermit 9c9ebcn, oaB cis uutcr;cib'
nrtsn oI5 @retutoren pUu Der SinterIn6en
fboft res prrfcrbenCn 6einrib Srane,
fen, Isetbin BON NOro QSbeitbaa Saun.
fbip Gstha @auntp, on9cteut wOrpsn fno.
- Aue oisieniasu oabcr, weIbs mob an
beTa9ts 9interIofenfhaft IbuIoia Gno, wsr.
Den biemit srfuht innsrbalb 6 8oten bei
einsm Der untsrSrihnstCn onSurufrn uuo
abSubsSabIen - unc ale SOIds, bic nod
Sorcctuuoen an oisfsIbe baben. iino rbtnfaus
9cbsten ibrs Gsbnungcn inuctbaIb Der be-
fa9:en 3cit einjubrin9su, an
Scfepb Trnuk,
SdnicI SrnnR.
Iceemttt 20. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
Scr SGcaaDOrf StObr.
gro6e Bargains! tln9eDeuer pieI
Suter!
9GrhIfrilI SSphlfeil SSpblieil !!

Dii llntcrtihustsn bitten um @raubniS esm puWs
fun ris Nn39 gu motbCu, eoG iit iNEbtn orn Yhlaort
pba uno 91tlIpcrT nit cuSm wabrtn Bsr0 ocn @ttsr
wridaIttbrt iinb, an wdhrn iIt nun an ibrsm Stnbr
in Der 6amjltcn Strafr, RGhitt Sbdrs su ocm Tctamt
am Nuspatln tCitbdfti9t arr. gDEr nun tGl uns on:
ruff Den iIno mir rGHi9 dtr3m0 tEfrlIet9eu ~ Ennt
uno r nitbt anruft the CT rrpr touft Der mu6 gre:
Gt QaroainS rersrcn inoIm nE Gia ttrSr uuo biIt9e
rsr Stcd Sitter in 2laEntaun gum @1tauf an9cbcEn
,puroe Ss botin autb nun fcn gtan oecptlrt fbncl
Sl ptrfauftn uno uur ttiue Yrrhts iu nEhmrn. 9auP
bobcr an unr b,trachttt uulrn SCd Sitter uuo mir
tuo G6r3a,9t roB Sbr lei Cub fltit tenttn nstoct
caF mir pd msbr paccn in rsr 3titur9 tatttn n9cn
fcIm 3 ss it III rsr Shat cine htrrlItbt uuo 9injsnrG
2ustuoM uno "a rtridNt gang til1 Sir9ttauf wures
70 tSnncn mir crnRtn audi nchftltr wtcccr atlaGcn
ais rits il rCr Tol tpor. 9nt Sitter btr onWfdbrcu
mdrrc cine aouN 3stn9 fiusn, uup o pclIcn mir nur
untlr ben pliin Nrta ciui9c aufdbrcw: GarunGr tt'
fnocn nth fCtaCnOc
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
SSO1aa -. Sclfrib,

SricprnSridJtcr, @nuSmriier IL. Sdrribrr,
Sat feline Umt5liube nod INNER in Ieiner
@cbnun9 in @eifcnbur9 &aunidtp. Geda
@auntp, 0uwo r5 i'm INNER ireut retbt pieIe
Qcrfcnen anfprctcu Su fcbeu, cenCn er be-
reit it punttlidb, bjui9 unc nab 28unfb
Su oisncn. Seoen MOnta9 it er 6u 9auie
aniutrrffcn.
@r r9rsift obcr aud BIER ciele G'cle9cn
6eit ju mclpen. oo6 er suufti9bin SC"n
tag frinen 8atb crbciIt, nod ScbrCbc-
rcicn ootr @sf6ifte ir9rnC elmer Nrt per
ritben miro.
Stopembcr II 1851. H3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
. Nco1e Gllfer!

Tts llnttrEihnCtu bitten um GrloutniG ibren jabl'
rsihGn 5IunbGu uno rem aO9cnitinCn YuNtum bttaunt
ju matbcn, ooe fc cebcn pcn philadelphia urdd9etsbrt
uno 9c9cnpIrN Crto btibiftt0t fno, nit oEm Guspo;
den Iinss Der lbSnitsn uno 9rSgtsn Stcds pen
Scrbit< iIno 9Sintcr=SSaaren,
ais uc nab ritfm SbtiI ocs eanbes 9ctrotbt puros.
2doicS-pir luccn eutb elm, untre Sitter gu untCr;
ubsu uub fir cub dbit u urtbsiltu. llnr Stcd ent:
bait pen alen lrttn mas fir Iantn ottrautbt miro.
Socrrcu-pir hattn oebfalls Gin tbr QrrGts unS
uno pcltdnoi0c5 NIcrtsmcnt Gttir in fab 9cbG:
reno unr LADEN cub atbunasprn elm bc unS ansurufen
uno fir cub idbt gu uibtltn. 9Hir fdhln ubrScuQt
naf unIre IpoOrtn bliots in biubt GuOlItit unE
Yseyitn rSu9c 3ufricrtnHttt 0rbEu rptrcen.
grim uno Genin9er.
Iatnfoun, Oft 16
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18

S-~@ StItl! ItTtl !&(4
Sr. Siaac .. 02unn's
S6dBbare OecDi5lucn.
Do5 Yubdtum piro nit Srsuosn Ole Aunoc pernrb.
men, baB Cnttb Elm pt;ifIhcS pCimittd Cntpcd murOs
fir snc lSltqe unr QudItnot 8thpcres, Den blaucn
Suitcu,-etn 9Rlttl rpethcs centlbcn auf Gle Stuft
elmer acpSbnite 3rtGltun9 btr0HmloCrt uno in bis
6 44ctbcn pCutcmmtu turut in allen Sdlltn rpc tie
Inrrcllun0tn bcct-t rcrocr. GS rcltt bn 70 QGnAih
aus, roR uibt Die 9Grinlt Iftcn in pals ro,r gun9c
NlridtItlb rnorn ale Sr9ant rein, hdtt9 uno 9ciauc
btrttIt Diec YEGoijn III nurch Or. gNunn in kintr
Yrtpdt:praris init r 0rcgSm GrfrI9 93broutt lVrroGn
uuo bot il rae aufQc;drete NurGn btrvirt bag er ft
cntihcltn bat auf rtu orin9nccn 90unib finer Sreuns
DC uno Srlhtr Die oCIcu pttrSttt Grabrn habtn, Cs
gum aI0tmclucn GGtrOueb rcr c0S QutIltum ~ brin:
acn. Or. Muun III Gin re9;tmSFt0 0cttGcchr 2tra uuo
btlt i5bcn fiji mcbr ots mGrjiS Sobrsn EinE 9on5t
Nufnertlamtt unermtictt uuo ousldbtcflib Ouf cine
ou59eo,bntt uuo Crfrt1rrihe Yror,6 9crjtbte. Die
mGbljnibe SOfuttSt hat ibcn fit Sabrtn ptrocttns
nab cnem Niittd fir eicft btlhptrlbt uno oft pirtt
cotr inplrett tGctitbr GpioGms 9,rrib-9tlt Ct9nps
3cueuiIe Gurcr Narbbarn
uno 8ttauntsn, wGdDt pos 9Njtth crrrrtt bo6Sn.
Guitcn, Oft l8, 1851.
Or. Siant y. 9ltunu: oScrrbcr 6trr-ad babe SGrt
IeStsiu an cturm mctncr SinrCr 0cbroudht mcIt1cs
fen Bcplalt lpar ure tt0 muB 1cltchcn Sab te 2&ir
tllul ale mciuc GrpdrtUn1cu utcrtrdf. 9tr NulttH
dlcb iOlpcit Icbpttn, t0G cc nur nod elmer
wcbulithcn 2ScrfItur6 dlcttbtdm Scr ip0smotiithc
trImpnrtiGc @b0rattr tCr &r0uFDcit prrIpr ith
fan 0uJcubtlith, ,lmo III Ctlu1 2SOdlcu Upm Sc1nn
Scg &r0nfbGit uno SSpdeH nad rcr crRcn 9lnmen
runl rcs Gliittels MAR ttr Srntc 0CillnN. SD fam
ctcnidus bciiiIaCbba Eidt rc 0cruGten boien SSfr
tuuIcn turlltstiietcrJ iOnStrn Der Snaec III ictpcm
poutpmmcr dciuu6. SD tctradte Sthrc 9fCbijtu ais
cine iebr itbdBtIrc uno 0Cbe i6r etebalb dctRc mcn
Seuduif. Scr tiauc nuitcn mar tcie S0trsicit bier
cpircmiihJ uno i wCig ppu uClcu GltCru sic Steics
9Gitlcl Gu ibrcn Siuocrn actrNudtcu liur i'd ubcr
fsipc prpmpte SSrEGm9 rcutcn. @r8chcnh Sbr
Il. .. Rccoer.
@ui7cr, Oft %, 1857.
SSir b0tcn Or. GIunns 6uttrnrup pGhrcuS Scm
icRtcu CONNER in unicrn Samirn actr0udlt unc
;ipar nit rCm tcittn GrirlI; uuo MIR 0ercn nit Srt
sen uuCr ScuIuib 81 pcTcn SulitcL inStm mir 2lem
poniG bcitimmem MAS 6r. &ctSer i'll itinem rbiJcn
Sr!ctt l1gt
6. gH. M2ir1lG,
pSnrp Supptr.
Cation, 92cp h fS5f.
Sb Gaec Or. 9runn's 6udcniDrup in mcncr Sd,
miltt actr0utbt uuo dete freiHt9 mcin ScU1uE ;u
eciTcn @unitcu. Spci mcincr Sinner ip1rCn NIT SCn
ttaucu 6uieu bebNitct. Sci tcm tllu3crtH lpcnsctc
i'd bie Nic6iSn an tbe bcr buicn cincn grpECH 2pr'
ipruuJ bGttU mn cr IiuJ cit rpritbcr: Gas 1!terc
Sno bottc Scn lhutsu beiti1Cr, 0bcr riridc Nprten
Won 9Gunns pufcuWriip bnttu CO bcrcits bcreu.-
SD GlGuce nibF paB rcriclEe iCin @icttcn BAT:
Simon Sattth.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
S6alplS! S6nlpls!

Sun trunnt ottr uno Itbt uur cnrol untrCr bsrr'
titte a:State: Shopls, rcrtrcfIitb Fno t une Sbr
bQo cabI otIt aneGrc 1rtcn pen StboIYs bic otknGt
wsrStn tSnncn-llno turj ols GGtSr rit pit NomSn
fir 2(nSd9l nGtbi9 totcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
9ip66 Grtelfpr
Sitttc : WGGsatasfaGf Gflats. .

Sdema1:Gdt htr Dtittn uno S8oIuugs sSrOGtn, 0bi:
tuptlvLia.
6. 2cipric m6tbte ohtunQ$uclI fcinen
Srcunccu uno brm WubliFum Die UnSci9e
MAIDEN, ZAP or Die Obi9e pcrSu9Iihs Sinte,
fbmarSc uue blaue, am Suomef Gde Der
0ritten uno gBolnu6 StraBen. perfcrtiot,
uno beim 9rO6en Ooer etnicInen Suecne. in
tcquemen 8Uttcln uOn 9Icitsr @r6Ge, Gle
INNER bic por9e9sbsns Auantitdt entbaItcn,
prrFauft, Icwie ouf 8eiisuun9 ticfelbe 9ut
uerpaft nab ir9sno einem Sbtite pc5 Can.
ccS iencet. 9ieie Sinte 1T frei pCn Suh
uno warrantirt mctaune Serern niht anju'
fc1tu.
Charles 2Oipric, G9mtbGmsr.
YblldePIpDta, San. 10, 1851. nq-
gbjlabdpbia, San. 6, 1851,
TitS IN ;u UtjGatr, toB itb HcB's Grillilcr Sintc
felt tini9cn Sohrln nit 9rc9Cr 3uritotnhtlt 9traubts
uro rabr tirIuiNi9 mcin 3tu9niF fir hIrIn ocrji9:
Eitbt Sualtit 0tottc urp hEtc Hcr ibrCtbtuetu 8r;
mCinbtit onGmpftDlc. ~. 2. 9tcipbplo,
SuiuranW:Srcttr, SO. 3 @rtbou9c.
Sb bt;tuat bitrturb 3ucu bic cs augcbt, taG b.
ctias SlutI rcn OUTER SualitSt it, inom tb s,GI6,
ldcn lan9t uno nit rSIli9r SufrGNtph;t c.oyoutbt.
Scnj. !0. 2Srg Gpit, Grc.cr,
GderftsGdt Der @'aitr urc gEetuug StraF:u.
philadelphia, San. s, 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
SGSies SrtF Sitter.

2ts stiot rcn allen S0rtrn mo NuaIltdtEn. tlilt.
0tr ia tiIiQcr ol6 CT i in osr eobt onAebctcn mur;
b.. Sut pcptnS, 2upatoS, McuS re Gains Fbr bt!lIa
ole Scrttn 6attnne. Il. { 10. Il. [ ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
Seoin9un9en: .

Subftriptiou-Gin Sbalcr oes Sabrs.
S5efauntmad,unGc wubcn gu ben tiui9ftsn
Yrcifu cinorridt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
WamspcrIpmcn nun ri6tet gurC
QluQgn G!eGer.

g}ir Fottu oub tpCM fit sub 0cicr9t Sir boSen
cine Der ihGntIn bIittn uro tiIl9trn Nuspabsn SD:
tir fir Qu,ac fir @ub, tjt Sbr Slcutiht ic Stitbtn
ho6t. ls breits sub rcn alien SOrbcn, SuaIltdtt,
uno 91rrtn, Goiiimsrs, Goiincts, 0run9s. @Htr bo'
Gtn aub ot Nrtn 9IttCnpu0t. unS tur3 alltS fir ma5
gRonnspricucu fir 2tujt9t fro9Iu tUnntn. Sa uno
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
G NicrfeG G1of,
G6r 8otripten! !

Die srSFttu Grcj9uiIt res 10. SObrEuneErtS fue:
Ser curppdifdbc ScipptiSmus pertrrtbt
alie Iciuc Sauoeefiuocr!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
WSuslins Mus(ius I!

sbr otIscmtiuer Strd 9Guslvn&, Sidln9a 9bEdS,
Tauuyls, 9Rontblttr Gtn0bom6 Il. T. no., ~ in Der
Sbot Gin ber,tthGr, uno Gin isrr Der l5n untriubt
limnr nit ms Upertin, uur fir eoS unt'ruhn rob:
ncu mir nib,5 an, uuo hhfn ncb 0cyns mil frEunS;
lihtn GeIlCbtsIj0cn init.
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Ths, say our friends will be cause Of war! Be il 20

Ths say our friends. will be cause OF war Be II 10.
Is war; e,Ua toar, blessing or curse
am old fashioned enough 10 believe that the constlu
ton Of the United States The product OF the great men
who were tried in the crucibe of the revolution IS me
best safeguard of freedom and property which we can
ever obtain still believe that ihee is virtue and pslri.
otism enough in the great body OF The American people
and ir Congress- not only not visafe II 10 our
pref adce bur also 10 aiaain and enforce II to our ben
sft'
The notion that South Carolina in free trade is 10 be-
come the emporium OF the world, and that tide OF
wealth Is 10 roll ircm seaboard the mountains
about visionary the notion OF the professor who de-
caIed that he had located under the mountain the
moon many pleasant for his future residence The
ports OF Carolina will be closed by her own Of
SION The trade which once visited Charleston will be
found al Savannah or Wilmington. What will then be
The fate OF South Carolina She 1iA be poor indeed!
object TO the secession movement because believe II
is the very thing sought by the abotionss They wish
10 divide slave from the glorious and stripes
OF TO 10 the Palmetto State TO be forced TO such ACT
OF folly by the mad fanatics who have set themselves up
as the higher law party Let them know they, not US,
must quit the protection of the flag OF liberty
Ii will be said, has BEEN judges unit 10 be the
leaders OF revolution Iperhaps is true that they not
rash enough TO suit the policy OF some; but hope they
have learned the discharge OF their duties the import
ance OF the maxim :" audi aieram parton" before they
decide and when they do decide TO be that they are
right For one most conscientiouslv declare that
have never been able to find the possibility OF an advan
tage separate State secession but on the contrary, II
be the certain ruin OF the State and people,
whom, may be allowed to say, haze alone served,
and whom my affection is securely bound that OF
any other man.
With much respect, am your fellow. citizen,
JOHN BELTON ONEALL.
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SINGULAR CONFESSION OF MuRDrR--ln Halifax, re-.
Gently, private OF the LIST royal regiment now IN CARR.
sen, about 10 return 10 England, appeared at the police
office and voluntarily confessed TO having murdered
} Dung woman. about eight years ago at Norwich Eng
land. The mans hame is Thompson, a native of DUN
frieshire Scotland. The victim OF this felony was
macy and the crime perpe,ra,ed in the evening in
lonely place, by drowning her in canal The crime had
so proved upon the offenders mind that he at length de-
ermned TO give bm.elf up TO justice and allow the law
10 take it's course. He was committed, and will proba.
Div be sent TO the OF the offence to await his trial
IBoaon Time,
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Heavy DAMAGES roR LIsKL--In the Brooklyn city
court Mr.. Elisha Ruckman has recovered verdict OF
a.. 600 against r. Lexow, reporter OF the Police
Gazette for haviog written and published fase and
bellous report in a criminal charge brought by Mr. Cap
lin agains, The plaintiff, and aiterward repeated in report
Of libel action brought by plaintiff against Mr.. Wilkes,
the proprietor of thai jouInal.-Bosion I,mo
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the asked for assent but the superintendent has
them word that he pesce-msker and could not
couniensnce tolerate any such wsrke designs."
The postmaster al Linn city publishes letter calling
attention 10 abuses OF the ranking privilege
IN matters received bis Office The Two mails arriving
there previous TO the 27lh Of May brought twenty.
tour three ushe sacks Of books, marked and fvsnked
public documents" 10 person This matter was all
brought across the isthmus expense TO the govern
ment Tor that service alone Of thirty cents pound
lhe Spectator estimates the number OF votes cast for
General Lane ~ delegate Congress at 1000 400 in
favor OF his opponent, w H Wilson
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OTICE-Fire plugs-The following published ns As
IN information OF public The penalty enosced aeaIsa
all who violate iu provisions.
BE enu.fed by the Board Of aldermen Of Common
Co undi Of hs city Of Washn ton That
break or inure OF the fire plugs erected ag
avenue by authority Of Congress, without
iained the written OF The Commissioner Build
ing the rom said plugs for other purpose
of the departments the companies
er eu.hn'eot Of fires watering the they shall upoa
thereof be fined than
twenty dollars be collected applied
All permits draw
OF Public Buildings hereby revoked.
WILLIAM EASILY,
July l0-eolw Commissioner Public Building
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NEW GOODs.Ths subscriber beg inform cs
IN toners that 4 supply
Ing articles, 10 which they invite attention, namely;
Black chay for mourning dresses
Do Crenadiiie do
DO Pout de Sole, de Rhine, India silks
Do bon,basins and silk warp aipaeas, very light
d. and fancy brr.ges 9
Fancy French orande
Plain aud figured ncoacts, for dresses
DO Swiss and polka mu-lns
Black fancy foulard silks
French embroidered chemssts, cuffs and collars every
nsy and price
Very handsome lace and embroidered undsr- sleeves
Ladies' neino
Richardson nd
English and n long
Ladies gentenens silk, gloves,
description
variety Of oil Of which ~l
.he accommodating
We call attention OF
supply Of
Linen md sheeting. damask tsb~eloths
Table and piano covers, embroidered curtains
White hui linen, for blinds
English aud French curtain chintxes
~. 81, aud ga white mauinrs
-, 81, and "a fancy coiored mattnrr,
a., 50, aud Ga plain and coored cocoan a,unrs
Very superior English and American oicoths,
and handsome
And large stock OF French and English tapestry
Brussels py and ingram al reduced prices
:. . - HoUE, BRoTHER. co.
May a--iGif
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The Me Manus Dinner.

The complimentary dinner to this distinguished Irish
patriot, who lately arrived in this city from Van DIE
mems Land, given last night al the Rasseue House.
corner OF Bush and Sansome streets. The room WAS
decorated with the Irish and American figs, which
beautifully intertwined with each other round the
walls About two hundred gentlemen sat down TO
dinner
c. Brennan, esq the Mayor OF the city, presided
On the RICH, OF the chair sat ference Bellew McManus
eco the guest OF the evening Thomas Butler King ESQ
collector OF custons the Hon. Mr. Holmes, late OF South
Carolina The Hon. Mr. Weller, late Ohio the Hon
Mr. Green, of Texas aud Gen Addison The lett we're
The Hon Mr. Gsin, United States senator OF California ;
Judge Murray OF the superior court the Hon Mr. Nc
Lane. late Of Maryland and the Hon Judge Tonpkns
late Of Mississippi. &c.
After the cloth was removed, the Mayor rose and pro.
posed the first toast, as folowsi
The Uaio~ Of the Slater The safeguard CT our happ
nes power, and liberties and the hope freedom
volld Bshed lie the hand raised to divide dis
turb IT, tEntbusastic cheering
Air: Patrcks day in the morning
The Mayor then gave as the next toast;
The Proid,n Of ths Uaisd siato Tne first magistrate
Of the republic and the first cuz-n Of tree people. May
his Virtues lend added ostre his office sud dignity
administration OF its duues tLoog contnued cheering
The Mayor, proposing The next toast, said: Before
announcing This toast cannot refrain IRON adverng 10
the occasion which brought here together The sfug
giles OF the people OF Ireland have always been looked
upon BY the American people with interest and with hope
Loud cheers We sympahized with them in their ef-
forts to shake of the ihraldom in which they were
bound, and TO attain that position TO which the cbvaly
and gallanry OF her people ente her No country in
the world has furnished ADLER tor the field the
cabinet, and her stand chronlced on the page oil
history with the moet eminent OF any other nation
[Cheen But we need not look to The page OF history
find out these illuetrous In our own tunes We
Ind some OF the nobes and braves, that ever added us
ire to any nation; tremendous cheenng]-men who
were ready TO do and iie for Their couny-nen who
ssked their fortunes and their lives the generous
sacred effort bring about its freedom. tCheers tits
10 do honor TO of these brave that have
here tonight lCheers Lake Emmett, he failed but,
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Canton MattinEs, Floor Osieloshs CarpsssnS, 10.
THE sabscresrs rscsivins schooner ssassnss
from New York
50 pieces - heavy white Canton maiusss
81 do
do 81 do DO
20 do - do red checked do do
o5 do 5Ak64do do
10 do - do fancy do do
do super English olcloh, Is feet wide
do super American oicoh, nom twelve eighteen
wide
Is do low-piced American olcoh from three
wide
10 do Cocos matiings for basement &C.
Also hand full Of every variety Of
ported and American carpetng, such -
Tapestry velvet Englsh and American Brus
imperial, ingram, hne narsis
priced hemp, and cotton both striped and plaid together
other line furnishing
prepared and fully determined offer good any
other dealers In this county.
Apls-u p. H. HOOE b CO.
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NHOEMAKERS' GOO Ds.--on hand, and copssanuy rscsv
Ing Of our importation all kinds Of hoe stun and TIM
mnes
Merchants and manufacturers viii nnd we supplied win a
ce' In the above line, wheh win be sold accommodating es
JOHNS PAYNE,
and dealers IN sho. makers Eoods,
Northeast Of and Arch streets, FhJadeiphs
July o-~od3fn
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INTER TING TO THE PUBLIC.-The subscriber hsv
old and Of Andrew Coyls
ron, opened large entirely end
OF description intention keep hand al
ARTICLES usually The ssabhm<nt aA
public fdrntIy
prices. My comprisss-
black CATERS, figured tipped, panvsp
LADIES' black and bronred tipped hid boos an
buskips
Lsde.' Jenny slippsn spd vslns
Misses light black and coored boots, saiters and sppsp
Misses black buskins and Jenny Linds -
Chldren's black, bronxed blue, cen lisht and
CATERS, al sorts
0entem.ns gaiers, various styles--very beaunf,
do lasting and c othb ootes. n, co.aGn,t
DO call boots and bootees, OF all styles and prices
Boys youths' ard chidrens goods nj ali kinds
All OF which offered market prices copA
DENLY recommended ss the best which be procured
July lo-sodlw THog A. SCOTT.