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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
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Se9et1blltt0er S0meftetitlueri
SdS SDnuber oeS 3citalters.
SnnerIibes uno GueerlibeS RittCL-Gt'
ne 9rcFs Grfucuna uno fh6e6ars GRcriSin. Scbe ga:
miIie cts cine 9cttd in 6aIsn pSeGber 6rnntbeit be-
rtit boten. Sie brilt
Gbctera, ilntCrltibs6rfhnrpGn, 8brumatisn,
Sieber, Die rrtbe 92cbr, Dpspspfia,
Gbclit, Sbmsr,en i'm Scpt @Grbrennun9sn,
Ysts, Dur6faG, Sustibun9sn,stF.
8cict bic 3eueniHe.
9irs tejeuat ros i'd flir r'ebrsrr 9fonate Davis
9Se9ct0biliider Sdmer;enti1er in iptbeH S1lenf mo-
fir en,pfobisn iftin mencr Samtlie setraudl uni
ais cine nitRItde ItenSHeoIitn rrfuneen babe.
q. Srpnfpn
patpr an scr @aptfsnfirte III San silver.
Gisbur0, S)Iartbas' Sincpdro.
Sies maG 6r;cuaeu, raf i'd Davis Stmcr;endillrt
nit arosem @rfoia IN SalfH ppn StneerS hplerM I'm
tcrlebsbcihwerScn Srcudhits, 6utcm SScrtaltun1 &C
acbroutt bobe uno ais cine fdagb9re Sdmtiten'Sys
eiSin aHcnlpicble. y. y. ecmer,
90fpr an Ger 9Saptiftcnirdbe.
Sreunr 9auis:- 9ies ma9 brSeusru, Saf id, Scr
braudbe. Seinc @cfuubbtit IN ict Srt bis pitr Ofe
naten icbr 9uL une i'd mphts bic MsSiitn inn'rr nod
antmpiehleu. y. Nedbam.
SAT- Stiper, Ssb. i6,tSi5.
OET3um @crtauf i'm Grcecn uno StIinen bt Ssn'
Tins uno Sbaw, l25 Ghssnuttru6s, YbilacSlpbia
bic snJacn dacnn fir gGnnflpanen, an Die alIs Sc'
lieGuneen unb lnpruhs ftr a9cnthaftcu srnott tplr
ben miFtn - @benfo(Is gum 8srtauf bel 6ntb,
SJrmug mnS Srcrler, i'm gut1cbr res .Yatrlcteni
uno bs aorcn 9Hint in 1asntaun, stnJ9r lntro9rntH
fiir eetba 9auntp.
SeptCmb. 26, 1850. rllS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
Grim.
Slrrter III 9[lIent1un,


Sebient fi6 biefsr GeIs9enbeit feinen Sreun.
ben uno Dem pubIifum iberbaupt bic I'm.
Ssi9e Su MAIDEN, ba6 er bas @urrier (eebev.
bcreiter) 9efbdft bes Srn. Benjamin
euowt9 nbernommen bat, unb ba6 er be,
lastes 9ef6dft nun ouf feline aIsini9e 8ed'
nun9 an eem aItsn Stanoplas. in Der Sa.
miltOnitroBe, eeraee 9essnilber Sasenbu6's
Butbsbaus, iebr aus9eoebnt Su betreiben
9eoentt. Sein StOd, ben er aeaenpdrtio
auf Sano bat, III Elm febr GROCER, uno er 1T
i'm Stanbe oenfslben an ben redbten Nrei.
fen abSuIafeu.
S0DllR1er! Soblle0er!!
Sein StOd SobIIeon 1T elm berrIider,
uno ct wiro benlelben an ben biuialten
preifen abfeeen. - Seine preiIe Iino BON
10 bis % Gents.
Salbfelle unb SbcrIeber uOn erRsr
9ute uno ebenfaus febr bilis.
aioDS.-@r bat aIebfaas eineu bort.
reffItben Qrtifel fpanif6e &ioos auf
!Sano, bic ii6erIib nir9enowo lbertrOffen
~eroen f6nnen. @anS biIis.
Sbran BON porSusIi6er SuaIitdt bat
er aud auf Sano, ben er an pbilabsIpbier
Marftprefen abfeeen pirb. @r sebenft aGe
oiefe Qrtifel ieoer5eit auf lSano Su baIten, 70
oaB 9liemano es uerfsbIsn Fam, menn Ct
fir ir9tno einen bel ibm anruft.
SGtte! SGute! SGutc!
Gr bSabIt INNER bic b6bfen Otarft.
preife in 8aargeIo Ober i'm Qustauf6 fur
@aaren fur allie Irten Sduts.
Sur6 phnttIibe QbWartun9 feiner Sc
f5afte uno biIIise preife, bOfft er als Jun.
ger 2tnfdnser ft;aen SbeiI Der @unf Nss Cub.
Iifums fid SujuSteben, wofly er itsts banfbas
iein mirb.
SSilliam Grim.
Qusntaun, oft. IL, 1850. nabo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
Sab S6iefcr
III perfnufen.

Der tlntsrjsibnete madt Dem 9ubIitum
hermit bsfonnt, baB er in @ofdinqton
Saunfhip. ee6a @Ountp, osrf6iebsne Stie'
frrbri6e sr6ffuct bat, olIwo nun Stbtcfer
Don Der aIlrrbeiten SuaIitdt uno bon itoer
bsIiebi9en 9r6Ge Sum Oedm uon Gsbduorn
usrfsrti9t unc Sum Srfauf on9rbOteu wsr.
ben,
perfcnen in 9eda, Buds, NOrtbamptOu
uno 8srfS Counties. weIbe uon ocm Ctiaen
UrtifeI 9cbrauben wouen, merbsn bic
Stbicfer esIiefrrt an ben annebmbarifen 8e.
oinaun9sn uno mObfsiIsr 9scedt oils elm
S6inoeIoab. g8r Elm Sdirferbab baben
Mil, miro ss su feincm SOrtbeiI finbGn bel
bsm unterfdriebenen onSurufen ODER cinen
Brief an i'm su fbiden. ebe man fOnfwc
fauft. aus Sefeuuu9cn ourb bic QOf,
Ooer uuf ouesre Beife, wercen prompt be-
fcr9t. -Goerefe:
F. 8eor9e gultaro,
SrslhlrspiIc, eebo &c. 90.
Sanuar 80. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
9lus9ebebntes
M0tsntOr 0eicDGff,

I'm Gdt Der 9rCOr: uuo arb etraGIu in philadelphia.
Soirpb SOSdples ma6tcsm YubIitum
be fannt. oa6 eriest einen berrIibsu Soratb
81 armor auf 5ano bat uno immrbtn
baten miro. uuo w0rauS er an Den auerbil
Iefen prsieen pOn ben fb6niten uno Sier'
Iitbifcn Mcnumentcn in Den Ssrsiui9tsn
Staaten pHfsrti9t. Mon bsfebe feline Qr-
belt uno ibsr5suse fitb fsIblt Don Dem @e'
fa9ten.
SUTcpb WlapIes.
Sctcber 81, 1850. *lS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27

u.I. no, BON Srn. GeOrse SeifsrS 9ipsrp
Stau. an Der Q8iuiam Srase in Der Stabt
QuentOwn. fdufIib an fob 9sbradt baben,
uno nun bereit Iino, bas Qublifum nit a u
ten uno f6ern Qferben uno br.
werfen ieeer Nrt 5u beciencn.
partien, @efsuf6aften Cber einseIne Ur.
fOnen. pelte Carriages Oosr einSsIne Qferce
uuo Subrperfe uerlan9en, f6nnen Su aQsn
3titen oufS 8elte perforet wsrcsn. Sami
lien wercen nit Carriages unb a6tfamen
Sreibern beoient.
|0a unfere preife biIie finb unb
mir entf6IC6en fubIen ben bisberisen bobsn
&uf ciefts MietbftauS aufre6t Su erbaIten.
70 bOfen mir juueriibtlib auf einen Iibe:
raIen Sbsil Der ofentIihen @unff.
SamrS nno SbpmaS !5phfman.
Nooembsr Ia, 1850. nobu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
2Sic)ti0e 9Scrleoasst0
9leue Gabinet58o0renzStube

ltnterseibnete, banoeInb unter Der Sirmo
Vou Ste9er uno Seebner, 9eben bier
ourb Natbribt, bas fie nun cine berrIidbt
@abinet. Saareu.Stube er6ffnet ba.
ben uuo Swar in SbbfelIows sbaIIe in Der Sa,
milton Shase, Der Staot QQentaun, alIwc
iie 9e9enwdrti9 ouf Sano baben uno INNER
Su baIten 9eoenfen,
Sin rUllftGn6i9cs 2l6prtcment
Der pOrSu9Iib fen, fb6nffen uno be(ien @abi
netwaaren, Die ie in ciefer Stabt Sum Ser,
fauf an9eboten mOroen Iino-uno oa bic,
leIbe ale unter ibrer ei9enen Quflibt aemati
peroen, 70 t6nnen uno werben tIe aerne fu,
ceren @ute bur9en. Sbr ieei9er Stof, ben
lte immrbIn 6a pOr9r0Bern seosnfcn, beltsbt
aus
QGen Qrten SOFAS, Secretdrs, Bureaus
gBartrcbes, SbaufsIfibIe, Sefts, Bud,
erfbrdnfe, @aro, Qier, Seio, Dining unS
Sreatfait Slide, ale Qrten Setttacen
uno furS 2tues bas in ibr Sad einf6Id9t
Oieieni9en, bic bas SausbaIten Su beginner
9eoenfen, uno anosre, weroen wcbltbun
lpenn iie Bel ibnen anrufen ebe iie fonftmc
taufen-auf ieeen SAL fOltst bas 8efeber
ia nidtS.
Surb CUTE 2rbeit. gang bili9e 0reife unit
punftIbe unc rpiGi9e 8scicnune, eebenfer
fie iid ibren NntbeiI Der @unfbe publieums
SuSuSiebsn, wVfur fie iitb ieoer5rit banfba,
Sei9en wercen. Sic bitten aIIo UNI eenei9
ten Sufpruh.
~Sif. 2trbsit wiro AUDI bei ibnen aut
Die fir5elte Gnjei9e uno gu ben biQisten
Secin9un9en periorat.
Sdmcs Siegrr,
SrGueis 3. ISeebner.
December D, 1850. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
aG Merft 0nf!

9 W g rft amf!
ypsran bausbSltsr uno anorc, bsran!
Sort tpas man bcutsis Sa9cS tbun fam:
Ruft cbne Stbl on btim Stbclc uno 8rpufe,
1srt fnpst mans pis mans psronsct ins paus
Die tlnterI6riebenen MAIDEN fortrpdb
rsnb auf 8efeIIun9 uno baIten auf Sano,
isbe erbenfIi6e Qrt BON
Cabinet SSaaren,
rpopon iie biesmal fOlsenbe bsnamen:
4 9 0ier-3if6e pon 10 bis 80 SbaIer,
4 J @entsr-Sifbe BON 8 biz IS SbaIer,
40 Bureaus pcn 8 bis Is SbaIer,
allies init marmcrrsn Scps.
Is SsibbOarbs BON 10 bis Is Sbaler,
60 8ettfelIsn pom 2I. bis 20 SbaIer.
Slide, @afdffdnts, S6rdnfe. uno ale
fontti9sn QrtifcI. bic in einem fcIben Gtab'
Iifement perlau9t peroeR, Iiefern lle auf bic
f6onfe, bsfte uno biui9ffe QBeiie.
g. q. Slbele,
9. 80. Srpufe.
Sanuar 9, 1851. nqbu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
Sefent(i6e SScnbu.

Nlontoos csn 81 fen @drS nd6fens' um
10 tlbr Sormittass, IOlIen am 5nule oes
nnteritrirbeneu in Sub @betbau Saun-
fdip, ec6a Gaunv, folsrnbe 4rtieeI auf
bffentliber 8enbu psrfauft weroen:
,6hbe uno 8inbsr, b,pei pferoe, Shwei'
ne, Elm 2.9duIswdgen, Elm Scop, pfIue,
gaae, uno nod pisIe aneere Sauern 9srdtbe
au peitIduftie bu meIosn.
Die 8spinaunssn uno Gufmartuna, BON
9pttfriep 8otb.
WirS, 20. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
@Gert S Go.

gBunf6n btGeWh 9ubIfum a6un9suou
fe iest ca 9rObe afOtemn
Eabaf Sbnupfta6af unb g9arren
au Sano baben bi meubt frt wuroe w6s ben a
blIafm preIen ab9ofn wGen fCu.
Spbrbalr tDrem orbet ie
bnn anrufm Stod unteuden.
SnsGnSber rinbcimidter SGbdf
wrb Sd f Yreen du6erf wb ab9la6n
SQu efeunQn pun@ philadelphia prin Or9t
23, -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
Gin Stod StObr9titcr
Surtb 9JrinatbanOel III perfoufeu
December 5, 1850.

HSlzEa go Snoem Der untsrIbriebene aus
fas EE 8ef6dften Su 9sbsn winf6t, 70
EIzala = bietst er feinen 9anjsn SlCd BON
@aattneur6 prtpatbanbst Su pnfaufen on.
SerlcIbise if in sinem suten Stanoe uno
niro an btli9en Broinsun9sn perfauft.-
Der Stcbrllonc bsfincet fitb in Der Mite
oeS neusrbauten Squdrs, uno fam aerentet
ooer 9eFauft wsroen, na6 SeIieben bes
&dufsrs.
Sebruar 13. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
@ 9l9entf6aft
fit SctntDs&anO unS SUl0aten:
NnIpriiC1e.

Sa einr Der rlntsrfbrisbegsn ein SfftSisr
in Der Ser. Staaten Qrmee mar uno babsr
nit ben SOrmsu uno Scu9ui6en pertraut in,
bic nOtbwsnoi9 iino sur Changing BON
ScuntpIane, @rtrabeSabIun9, rildifdnoi9c
8sSabIun9 uno onoers 8rmi0i9unscn mel
die fdat9 fein m69en an bic SffiSiere uno
SoIoaten oeS merifaniIdbsn 5GrieaeS, ce6
Grissss Don 1912 uno Der prf6ieoenen Sn'
pianerfris9s felt 1890; uno ba Der anoere
Der unterf6rietenen einr Iansidbri9e @r.
fabrune nsgsn Gage ETC. Der welfIiben SGn,
oereieu uno cine 8efanntfboft Der AuaIitdt
.unb ees Gbarafters berfeIbsn bsftt 70
bistsn de bierourb ibre Dienfs aIIen SOL.
den an, bic 1nfpribs ME pOrbefaet baben
unb Die ehnffis uno UcrtbeIbaft 9eIs9rnss
eano Su erbaIten punfben.
!oeurp Sing,
~. 9. Spnguecfer.
Uuentauu, September I, 1850. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
Scmc SSiraa (t.

0abridt wiro bismit srtbeiIt, baB biS
Fcmmenoen Ilten QpriG boS 8utfder Sc
fhdft bisber bstrisben Uon 6 barles &rd
mer, pct, einer neusn Sirma, ndmlid Gb ar:
lea Rrdmer unb cons, bstrisben wsr.
brn wirb, @s weroeu oobcr olIe psrfcncn,
bic in ben 8u6nn BON CHARLES 1rdmer
fbulOis line, biemit eriudt obne SebI 5wt.
fbtu nun uno Dem fen Suui abdubeSabIen,
gbarles GrGmer.
,rn.rtoun SIl6r, 20. nq4w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
Sic amerifanifG6e
Ge6en> unD Ge(lnDbeits>
Serficbcrl1n9s, 0eieai0aft.

(Sabr9sIO unp Sruf @Cmpanp)
Sffss SO. ~ eap Dritts etrass, philadelphia.
capital, 100000 SbaIer.
Dics GsItuTbuft si6t @srIhsruussT aus on
9anyibeu Gntboltlamtsts 8otcn, Scint:StrdsSRaten
unb asssnsitisen 8atsn, rpsts fdr 1000 Sbalr rpis
fc9t finp:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
9DpS! @jDps! @pps!

HOO SonnCn 9smabIner @pps bsi Der
Come III Sum 8erfauf bereit uno pirb i'm
mer an cen biui9fsn Vreisen sum @erfauf
aut Sano 9ebaItsu an 8crn's RhbIe in
Nore- B6eitDau SaunTbip, 9eda @auntp.
8ern uno Ofers.
Ntdrj H. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
3aucstt0lsnr NySietbffoll.
Livery Slable.7

Die untsrf6rieb ebenen
beoisnrn f6 biefsr Sc.
Ie9enbrit csm 9DubIi.
FUN anSujei9en, bas
fie ecn 9anSen aus9e.
nebnten Stod spfer'
BEN, Subruer
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27

I 6tes
DatentsOeebi 0epDt,
$40. 1sS GbesnHtitra6e, &biIaSsIpbia.
Scnfins unO Sbatu.
Grmmif fcus pdnecr uub aecnten fir ben 8srtauf pcn
Or. 9. g. Scrpnsuo's crisinsIIsn
GOmp'D grtract bon Sarfaparilla,
tsrsitst burb q. 81. GbiltDn. @bsmif, glsusycrt.
Darts ShmcrgnltilIcr, 28atts' nrrpSEs Gs9ens
bids' eun9snsSprup, nlittd,
gunlptrts g8Giu pon @itos StcdilbseebsrsSd,
tirlben, punts eminent,
9Biltar's 9aIam BON bc. NacfTat's 8ittcrs,
apsr's 8irfd)cnspsstcraI, i8aplcln.
8rancrtb's S1arfas uno ancsre bCrubmts piGlsn, sr
OETSis fipo sbsnfaOs a9snten fur Seioliss Qulprr
lrcnotifhrs Yupsr, uno fclsenos Nec;uGu, bic ourd
Or. Nrfc, elm 2trst ron 30idbrisr pruris in pbilo
bdpbia, bGrsitrt perben: 6ultens uno StidbuisnsSw
rup, @urnmitttt &bsumatilbe Mirtur, louitsntubsn
au9cnrpafsr uno au9snlot6s, 28inoreibsnosr coet
8ibun9S Salam, Dr. 8cit's 8rSutsrpillsn uno Or
Rrit'S psil; uno ScttcrIalbs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-27
Oilt ltcller 0SN(1Suirt6
tn Qlaentaun.
Gcor9e WSpDrr

Mattt bierourtb feinsn
5abIrsibcn Sreunosu u.
Dem pubIiFum ubcr.
baupt bic QnSet9e, bos
er oas&Utel el;ur duff
0cbcuocu Spnne,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10
Another and better Speech from
Mr.. Webster.

Il was an Englishman we believe. who once
described Daniel Webster as "a steam-engine
IN breechcs." The Richmond lVo.) Republican
has improved upon this hint-thus:
.Nr Ue5sic's Speech The speech Of Mr..
Webster at Annapolis which we publish today,
Is characteristic Of that great mind. which seems
to be an luexhaustIble reservoir of patriotism and
eloqucnce no matter how frequent the demands
upon ms tongue and pen. IA the Union cause, his
efforts have nothing of sameness about them, ell
Their IN Thought or expression; his eloquence flows
in an ever fresh and hupid stream and he al
ways speaks most appropriately and npressively
And how naturally, and without an effort, he
throws of the grandest thoughts and images
Tie always reminds us in this respect, of the ma
lestlc power and quiet energy with which mas
sve locomotive glldes over its IRON track, draw
ing after il the most ponderous burdens as east
" as If they were feathers, and filling the air
with bright SPARKS from rs unceasing fires -
Richmond Republican.
For all the WORLD Locom1tire IN byeecbes
Tho Annapolis affair is now perfectly explica-
bic. The Great Locomotive was steiiched off
10 the 'oroug track, and of course pushed on
with full speed for the moment in the wrong
direction. Happily the engineer reversed in
time to prevent serious collision, and backed
down to the Harrisburg ttn-table. Mr. Web
ster's Harrisburg speech, delivered on the lst
mo April fooling, we trust) is infinitely better
than the Illumination at Annapolis, and we give
1t entire See first page.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10
Vermont Politics.

The Position qfhe Uhig Party in Termont.-
Unless the tone Of its presses has ceased to be q
criterion for Judging of the sentiments Of n par
/ ty, the Wing party of Vermont may now be con-
sidered as irrecoverably committed to sustain the
schemes of the slave power. as the same party in
, Maryland and Kentucky Nine or ten ont OF
the thirteen Wing presses in Vermont either
take open ground to support the compromise, and
abide the new test Of the Administration in its
behalf or indirectly signify their acquiescence in
the views of the moie frank, and therefore the
more honorable opponents of their party
Green Mountain Freeman.
Here you have it, gentlemen of the Wing
prcss-the Wing party is held responsible both
for your sins of commission and omission What
if none Of us had dared to maintain the good old
position Of the Wing party in Vermont P
What if none of MS had the courage to raise
voice in behalf ofthe Wings of Vermont against
the schemes Of the slave powerm Ifany man
is driven from the Wing party, on the ground of
a change in It's position" ace wash our hands Of
all responsibility thou canst not say did it,"
Now for the Freeman. Judge Thompson is
so much in the habit Of turning history into ic-
ton that he cannot take practical common sense
Nl-N VI "if ulihI dt dii. Htit II uul oNt sui
tary newspaper in Vermont. that was ever Wing,
which takes "open ground 10 support the com
promise and abide the new tcst.n That paper is
the Bellows Fails Gazette. There are three more
which have occasionally given ground for suspi-
eion, but we trust every one Of them will come
out right side up at last These are the I'm
ion Wing Windsor Journal and Middlebury Reg
lister. All were opposed to the Compromise all
have protested to be in favor Of repeal, or mod
ifcaton and amendment; and merely because
they have not already gone the whole length that
a consistent adherence TO these views would war
rant, we do not think they are to be charged with
an abandonment Of the Vermont Wing PLATFORM
or "open" advocacy of the new test. We shall
at least wait to see whether they endorse this ar
ticle Of the Freeman, before we give them over
to the enemy. There are sir Wing papers which
have taken "open ground against the Compro-
mise and the new test, to wit the Burlington Free
Press, St Adams Messenger, Rutland Herald
Bennington Banner, St Johnsbury Caledonan,
and Montpelier Waterman. All the rest have
Joined in the common sentiment Of the Wing
party of the State against the compromise, say-
ing nothing about the Test. Thus. with but one
Wing press decidedly out of tune, we think it
pretty safe to infer that tine positionofthe Wing
party in Vermont" is not very seriously threaten
ed. An addition Of one opposition press in Yer
mont is nothing very alarming.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10

The Habsas Corpus in Massachusetts. A bill
is before the Legislature authorizing not only all
the judges Of the state to issue the writ of babe
as corpus, but justices Of the peace also. The
jurisdiction Of Justices of the peace Is usually
limited in civil matters TO cases where the amount
of property involved does not exceed specified
sum. We doubt both the necessity and proprie-
ty Of committing the question Of a mans title 10
himself to tribunals that cannot be permitted to
Try his title 10 his goods and cha;tels.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10
" Stop my Paper"

Two men have stopped the Waterman, both,
we suppose, because the editor of the Waterman
dares exercise his own judgment and print his
own opinions on matters of public concern. On
ly one of these men had the brass to give this
reason, however We adop, the benediction Of
priest upon an Liberal parishioner " God bless
your st!ngy sonl.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10

M =
have seen in the Vermont Patriot of the RI
instant. an editorial article. under Inc head of
I.ong Team Management CHARGING me with
having souanderedthe county funds while States
Attorney 10 hGuor SUITS and stating Il is said
that opr cr,,n,, tr,,as,,r,, i ,,,,,,. 81 80. Il,
debt. and that there win have to he coln,,
tnxm
/ am about to remove from the State M ,yo,ll
NOT condescoud IN notce tbe attn, mon me-. l,.
would rely unon tho truth and the hood so,,c ~
what have b1l Il, io with tho co,,,,, c,,,ls e.,
shsyy the f,lsehood and basennes If tbc rI,sr,.o
While was State's attorney ColIovcd he
same rule IN tins elias. of cases that IA !, aIl
others and tbe onlv s,f, rpia nm, ore,,. ,,i
law # he Intends f,ithf,Uv IN Jiscb.r,, h;s 1,,,
MS nrosacYt,n,, ofiieer.-,nJ ,Lst r,,i, ,..
whenever n rornni,int was n,s5s i,,, d, -.
HE norson and tbe names M ,,.,,,,o.,,
nv which il could h. sustained - r',,.,,,,,,.
snch proceedlnrr as the INV rao,,iras r., br, ,i
offenders to Justice. connenced seyer,i ~.
ecutions beare na,,str.,os ma I boe,., - l,'.
nv instance save Two ,be nerIo,,s ~
we're hound over to the conoi, COM, o,-'.i
Indictments were f,pnd ooo,,s, 1911, IN H.
were bonnd ovor Inv the cranl ;r-,, IA -.
many who were not honpJ o, ~; ',''' '',,''.
acquitted ON trial dnringr mi, torn az ~, s.s,
of Dec when INV term cxnired ,l,cre ,,,ra o,,,h,
cases for violations or tio cons i, 80. ~
ON the docket for the final disnosition ~ ,rhic6
nm, nv, resDon,i,ie u'Spos..,oi Or "l,ch
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10

The Ladies' Keepsake, New York, John S.
Taylor edited by Asahel Abbott, is very good
monthly, published at : per year The editor
is publishing series Of articles, entitled Moth
ers and Daughters of the Bible" each illustrated
by be ,utifll portrait--If it be correct 10 use
that tssm for imaginative pictures Of Ruth, Ma
oni Miriam, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10

Rhode Island Philip Allen Qoco) has been
elected Governor by 600 majority. George G.
King, Wing, Is elected TO Congress in the Eas-
tern district, and Benz b Thurston, Loco, in the
Wcstern-the last Is a loco gain New York,
New Hampshire, and Rhode island are equally
divided in the Congressional delegation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10

" There is more .6,u than usual on our first
'ge this week. See fourth page for interesting
Il ems.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10

IL Merchants and all others are reminded
lot the stock advertised by Jewett & Prescott
\ ? MIX ST, Boston 1t consists Of Shawls,
) TX Goods and the like, in variety Of new
st. lies that scarcely admit of improvement, and
tn prices are quoted as extremely favorable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10

IL 1t would be well for those traders who in
ten purchasing stock Of Clothing this spring,
to end to Messrs. Whiting, Kehoe & Galloupe
for acatalogue Of their stock. 1t would greatly
aid them in making up their list Of the articles
wan ted and we are satisfied that they cannot
ope a an account with any house where there is
a la ger assortment Of well made articles.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10

Chly S25 for Homestead. Mr. Charles Wood
rect 'ntly proprietor of the village Of Herman
vile, on Long Island, TO supply the demands for
his lands, has laid off an additional number of
lots, equal in size and quality, and adjoining those
recently disposed of at that place, which are to
be 81 ID and divided among the purchasers in the
same manner. These lands are of good quail
ty-Sater and wood abundant-and they lie di-
reetly on the Long Island Railroad, fifty miles
from New York. Ronkonkoma Lake, with album
dance Of fish and beautiful transparent wuter is
one mile to the north; Great South Bay, with its
clarls, oysters and sea-fsh, is four miles to the
south while Lakeland, village recently start
ed, where many handsome buildings are already
erected, Immediately adjoins. Hermanville is
therefore desirable point for the eye ofthe cap
italist, the gentleman or the mechanic, wishing
a country residence to rest on. Apply to Charles
Wood, Stationer, III John-street, near Pearl, N.
Y, who will receive remttances and forward re-
cepts therefor by return of mail. He will al
so gratuitousy furnish maps and pamphlets of
the property, and cheeriuly give such other in
formation us may be desired,