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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-04
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6Tu3pci lSilIcn uno brs &trfhtudIr" (cine
GiufnrunO fell nGbtt SHrhS crihcucn
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30

week, when the whole party were taken
off by brig and carried to Payta. where
they were entertained at the American
consu's house. From Payta, the writer,
with her husband, intended taking pas
sage for San Francisco, in an American
vessel, then loading for that port
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30
NAPoLEoN's ADVICE TO YOU'VE AMER

NAPoLEoN's ADVICE TO YoUNG AMER
IcAN.-Iou soon depar: for the Western,
and for the Eastern hemisphere. A
new career of action is how opeped be-
fore me, and hope TO unite nv name
with new and great events, and with the
unrivailed greatness of The republic; YOU
go TO unite yourself once more with
people among whom | behold at once
the simple manners of the first ages Of
Rome, and the luxury of her decline:
where see tle taste, the sensibility and
science of Athens, with her factions: and
the valour of Sparta, withou: her dis.
cipline. As a citizen of the world. |
would address your country in the fol-
lowing language: Every man and every
nauoI Is ambitious, and ambit ion grows
with power, as the blaze Of vertical
sun Is the most fierce. Cherish. there
tore, a national strength--strengthe
your political institutions remember
that armies and navies are Of the same
use in the world as the police in London
or Paris, and soldiers are not made like
potters vessels, in a minute-cuItiuate
anon, or yQur Empae q0aU be kike a
cIQss"s of gola, failen ON tue earth,
broken IN pieces, and the prey Of foreign
md domestic Saracens If you are
wise, your republic will be permanent;
aud, perhaps, Washington will be hailed
as the founder of glorious and happy
Empire, when the name of Bonaparte
shall be obscured by succeeding revolu-
tions.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30

A STRONG UNION MANA correspon.
dent of the Floreuce (Alabama) Gazette
Is rather strong in his expressions of dis
appreciation of those who are in favor OF
the dissolution of the Union. He says.
man OF that character could not get
meals victuals or bed to sleep on at
my house. My dogs should not bark at
him. Ii was to catch buzzard eating
the carcass of disuniouist. would shoot
1t. They are the las; OF al: creation; fit
Tor nothing but to be winked at by me-
groes, kicked at by mules. gored bv bulls
and hutted by rams.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30

The LAST Doc SToRY.-The advan.
tages of advertising are admirably illus.
trated in the following incident, which
we find recorded in late Sandusky
Democrat:
Mr.. Luke Horton, of South Eighth
street. keeps dog called La Vega. an
i!l-favored. ferce-eyed brute. whose un-
tidy habits and cross-g grained temper cause
him to be held in detestation by the
family in general, and by Mrs. Horton.
his mistress. in particular. La Vega, how
ever, is great favorite with his master.
About a week ago Mrs. Horton became
exasperated. Oh account of some unen-
durable offence committed by La Vega,
and privately bargained with all old COL
lector of soap-fat, named Able Walker,
who. for dollar fee. agreed to take the
dog Oft aud ''render him up" into tallow,
or otherwise relieve Mrs. Horton from the
annoyance of his presence.
Mr.. Horton, on coming home to dinner
inquired for La Vega, and was chagrined
with the information that his troublesome
ret had absconded. For some days the
absence of La Vega gave occasion for
much rejoicing in the household, and
even the Srief of Mr.. Horton for his loss
was made the subject of many sly Joke
III his domestic establishment. Mrs. IL
congratulated herself excessively on that
lucky thought of hers, which cleared the
house OF the odious brute; and though
lady who thinks a good deal of dollar
she did not grudge the money, since 1t
gained her object SO ehectually, In the
mean time La Vega was detained close
prisoner III the cellar Of the soap factory
amusing himself by swapping at the rats
which coursed about the premises, and
sustained himself, like Napoleon at Elba,
with the belief that the objects of his
destiny were not yet accomplished.
On Tuesday morning MIR. Horton ap-
peared at the breakfast table with be.
coming countenance. "Well, my dear,
good news said he to Mrs. H. "What
Is it!' asked the lady, with some secret
mlsglving. "l've got La Vega back
again: Advertised for him in the Ledger
offered reward for his recovery, and
this morning he was Brought home by
Able Walker" Heavens calculated
Mrs. Horton; ''what did you have to pay
OHiy CiC'Cl OOlldTS, T6DlleU
Horton, some for the advertisement, and
ten to Old Abe for bringing him back. -
"Merctful goodness! replied the unsym-
pathizing wife. eleven dollars (enough
to buy silk Jress) for the recovery Of
such a nasty cur. and to think that gave
the black rascal dollar for taking him
off, This inadvertant confession, of
course, produced matrimonial duel. the
report OF which We omit, as it might ap-
pear stale and commonplace to some of
our married readers
by this little canine speculation all
parties were gamers. Abe Walker, the
cunning darky, gained ten dollars, the
advertising sheet gained one dollar, and
MIR. and Mrs. Horton gained some valua-
BILE experience, which will teach them
the Importance of mutual CO.. .fidence be.
tween welded parties.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30

A SMART REPARTEE.-A gentleman
was condollng with lady on the loss of
her husband. but finding that she treated
1t with indifference. suddenly exclaimed
~, very well madam, if that be the
way you takeit, | care just as little about
it as your,'
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30

CHEAP CLocKs.--Mr. Chancery Jerome
Of New Haven, Ct., has actually made a
time piece which he will warrant 10
keep good reckoning, and which he sells
Tor sixty cents at wholesale, and one
dollar al retail. The works are all
made of brass. He makes upwards of
eight hundred day of these articles.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30

Fortune does not long remain stable
TO any one, there is ever a thorn in the
bowers of the rose garden. None can
find an escape from trouble, and when
he reaches the summit there is a valley
before him.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30
THE PRESS.

Cad said-"Let there be light"
Grim darkness felt its might,
And fled away:
u,hep startled seas and mountains cold
Sbope forth, all bright in blue and gold,
And cried-'''tis day! tits day."
nHaiI. holy light" exclaimed
The ,huud rous cloud, that fam'd
U'er daisies white;
And 10. the rose, in CRIMSON dress'd,
Land sweeiiy on the ly's breast,
And bIushing MISUNDERSTANDING"
Then was the sky lark born;
Then rose tn embattPd corn,
Then floods of praise
EIow'd Ger the sunny hill of noon;
And then in sty night the moon
Pour'd forth her pensive rays;
Io, heavens bright bow is glad!
Ia, tree and flowers, all clad
In glory, bloom,
And shall the mortal sons OF God
Re senseless as the trOdden clod,
And darker than the tomb2
No. by the mind of man!
By the swart artizan!
By God, our sire!
Our souls have holy light within,
And every Iorm of grief and sin,
Shall see and feel It's hre,
By earth and hell, and heav'n,
The siroud of souls is riven!
Mind, mind alone
Is light, and hope. and life, and power!
Earlh's deepest night from this blessed hour
The night Of MUD Is gone!
eTbe Press" all hands shall sing,
The Press, the Press We bring,
All hands to bless;
O pallld want! Q labor stark!
Behold we Bring the second ark
The Press. the Press! the Press!
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30

James S. Calhoun was inaugurated
Governor of New Mexico, at Santa Fe.
on the Sd of March. The New Mexican
announces the following appointments:
"John C. Jones to be sheriff of the coun-
ty of Santa Fe: Louis D. Sheets, to be
Project and Probate Judge of Santa Fe
county; D. V. Whiting, to be Interprc-
ter and Translator for the Government.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30

Aspect OF DEATH IN CuILDHooD.-
Few things appear so very beautiful as
young child in its shroud. The litsle in,
nocent face looks so sublimely simple and
confiding amongst the cold terrors of
deatA-cfiIneless aud fearless, that the
little mortal has passed alone under the
shadow, and explored the mystery of dis
solution. There Is death in its sublimest
and purest immage-no hatred, no by,
pocrisy, no suspicion, no care for the
morrow ever darkened that little face;
death has come lovingly upon it; there
is nothing harsh or cruel in its victory
The yearnlngs of love indeed cannot be
stiiled, for the pratIle, and smiles, ard the
little world of thoughts that were so de-
.ightfnl, are gone forever. Awe, too,
will overcast US N its presence, :or we
are looking on death: but we do ast fear
the lonely voyager-for the child, has
gone. simple and trusting, into the pres.
ence of its all-w;se Father; and of such
we know is the Kingdom of Heaven.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30

PATRIorlsM.-A Yangee gentleman.
conveying British friend around 10 view
the different objects of attraction IN the
vicinity of Boston, brought him to Banker
Hill. They stood looking at the splendid
shaft, when the Yankee said, "This is
the place where Warren fell" "Ahv'
replied the Englishman. evidently not
posted up in local historical matters,
did it hurt him much?" The native
looked al him, with the expression of
fourteen FOsrth Of Julys in his counte-
nance. "Hurt him. said he, she was
killed, sir" 'Ah! he was, eh" said the
stranger, still! eyeing the monument, and
computing its height in his own mind,
layer bv layer. "Well, l should think he
would have been, to fall so far" The
native tore his hair, but i. gave him
good opportunity TO enlarge upon the
glorious events connec,ed with the hill,
and the benefits therefrom flowing for our
somewhat extensive country, and soon
talked him into good humor.-Carpet Bag.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-30

Ia postscript to the letter says tha'
the writer remained on the beach tor one
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General Agency and Law Onaec AZ W~shiaxsSa.
DE sFLDlNG : WYLlk,

General Agency Law Onaec al W ~shiHxsoa.
DE sFLDlkG WYLtB,
No. TDdSs Buldnxs Psassypars snss, u
B,ow.s Hotel, WasAtsssos, d. q.
rHAs. DE sELDiNG ANDREW wYLiE, IT,, having f,nssj
co OF prosecuting
departments, before board
appointed the adjustment Of spoauon other
~
faithful all business that be-
their charge They attend obtaining housy
land duties, claims arising under
buying and selling estate, collecting private
q
Wyiis, will sas.i % .ay law sa..sa. with which
nimsef the firm be intruso1
tle District Supreme Court of the United STATES.
seidinx, being United elAsss conn.souss notary
public and deeds pS all the unoa
give prompt the taking Of testimony, sckaos
deeds which appertsin
Charges will moderate, and regulated W the claimed
and . Of services required.
Communications paid will receive Immediate attention.
Sept 6-dly
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IN Wednesday yth the station Penn
saaA will be vacated and ne new one On Ne" Je
soy occupied -. -
and 5, daily, except ON SUNDAY,
wh but two rum viz az a M, and D, y my
change undersigned desires call attention 10
rules regard TO the reception ana dee oil
Iue hsndass. '.s -Gt .8G. :. IL. u. ~, i, u
i Shippers are reminded all bill with full dree
toas shouid accompany the goods, ~.
both parties, and unless comphco
the goods cannot be received
al Consumed are nouned msIchADdiss be
moved upon which received the company
Itself responsible ns LETT In s house during the
night .-..., -. -, !, u.......s,.s ma som
q I'LL =. p .t.7 -. ~ !. -.
The remark that these not
compelled call attention to them
their frequent violation which has caused much and serious
T. Ii PARSONS, Agent
Ap t-2~d
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vysns STORE
s s., % y as ssss
Que sass made y . ssas ss Ne g na ..t ~ re-
elon II on.nng Liquors. Imported
By would refer 20 soss Invoices a. follows,
prices sod and .oms ssy choice d1aug
ssoss y. eAy tor soasssss sos ssua x%ssu.ao
bottles pai Up Esfos which he challenges
Maosana AnonIsso peculiarly adap.-d
70 eonvalesce.s - they strengthen without
por winss, principally. specially
nom ts s'ock .Bamesssr," oporo, imposd
These ~sss fsuy and ssie., highly ap
si pos.. and red wiaes p~i.sod |. such. \ --
They are Of various .o and prices IN bottles and draus BY
delicate white Port and Mamsey Port
Persons suffering bowels
Madeira wines Of dry and reh south side old Eas,
and We., indies serea Ae Ae Ac ON drsus and In Ioies
As sparkling subscriber,
ported by h TO other ~ines and are .oa al prices
low Of the iafeor now in the Market which
champagne wiaes Of brands and qualities
wines generally the subscriber holds himself be Judge, and he
offers the finest stock here from the very lowest price, BY the single
burgundy he has stock
that he them from his vault. COED bottle Of Bur
saa,erns and BaIsac always IN n bottles.
% u MI 40 Mus f"% ~. chesnes, orr 10 ,hs very
vinsgcs of the Stenbeg which the best growth Of
In Cosnsc and bandss, he has
stock embracing old Of oard Dupay Co,
q eighth casks and 1912
hhds and Dubouche, ista in hhd. consignment which win
Also Irish Scotch Mouongahca whkey jamaica spirits.
above sold BY retail TO in quantity desired
All goods delivered OF Philadelphia, neigh,
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent Nv mail ,sisl
Address JACOB sNIDER,y.,
Cheap Wine Store, Is Walnut street, fhiadsipsiA.
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MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
San Nductsco. California,


San Ffaueiseo, California.
REynaHScEs Hon. g. w Inge, M Co. Alabama; John Taylor
Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes. Wright Co., Or
Louisiana Henry Clark, esq, Tarboro Carolina
w. NJ. Gwn, NJ c. California, BENZ True esq, York
city j. r. Heaey, Boston Massachusetts Hatch,
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California AssOeiatiOn.-
One thousand shares Of thousand dollars Capital 81 OO0
OO0 limited number Of shares be obtained influential
parties who have capital 70 invest special admitted in
conformity with the revised Of New
sonal liability future the 900 cash,
certificates shares therefor annually
with IaT of doubling the whole, safe operations in
trade and mining the untcd States under the direction and
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent Company
No. II Wall street, New York.
Calrnians and other responsible pares throughout the Union
who obtaining United app
cation employed al diff
trnt paints where vessels be made
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Visc0nsjm,

(LATE rAuQUIxR COUNTY, vA.O as
WILL the Of Grant, Dune Iowa countless and
the federal and supreme Madison He will give
prompt and particular collection of claims
chase redemption Of lands and the OF for
resident landhoders in any part OF the State
Refers Hon II. b. Fooe U. Mason,
u y Senate Innan iorne esq, Wsrrsnton
Mason attorneys At law New York Professor VI Homer,
David Lapssy, esq, and McssTs W. Welsh, Philadelphia;
Mes u. Crockett John A. Kasson, attorneys Louis,
Missouri. Apl9-lawly
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