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TINE CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHER TRIUMPH
i ING OVER DEATH.-A Narrative of the
Closing Scenes Of the Life of tho late William Cor
don, M D., F. U&S. By Newman Hall, B. A.
Price 90 cents. For sale byL
TAYLOR A MAURY,
Feb 10 Booksellers, near 9th street.
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WI OPHILUS YISKE wilLform one night class in
this city for instruction in the newly discoycrcd
science of ELECTRO BIOLOGY, ON "Wednesday even
ing. February 18th, at O'clock at the east 1lower)
room Of Temperance Hail. Feb iO-at
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CORPORATION Wanted by
~ Sept a6-N CHUBB I sCHENCK.
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- MlTHsONrAN LECTURKS.-DR GOADBY
~ OF London, will deliver course of lectures
On the Structure and Functions of insects" with
numerous illustrations on the evenings of Monday,
wednesday and Friday of this week.
Feb l0-d6t
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MuncAL.--The Havana critics place Jenny Lind
below many prima donnas that we have had here
in point OF ability. They admit that her tours de
force in singing are remarkable, but deny her ge-
MUS correspondent of the Tribune says:
s'The Habaneros, with all their reputation for
wealth and berality, look very sharply after their
doubloons, and when Barnum fixed the prices of
tickets to Jenny Lind's concerts at treble the
amount charged to the grand opera, the Habaneros
rolled their eyes with astonishment, or stuck up
their noses with indignation, and pretty generally
swore that they would only attend her first concert
merely for the purpose of manifestng their disap-
probation of this nero throat singer poor
imitator of the real Italian school, while the rest of
the inhabitants declared they would not attend at
ALL"
The truth is, that the Yankees were made to pay
more for hcaring Jenny than had ever before been
paid at any SERVES of popular concerts in the world,
even when half dozen performers of equal fame
were announced to appear. The Havana dillettdnfi
applied their finger to their nose in very significant
manner when Mr.. Barnum modestly proposed his
terms. We hope that parties here, who go eagerly
paid their $40 or SIS for ticket to hear Jenny,
will not be backward to pay So at the operas
which we are to have here week after next, as the
price will be barely sufficient to remunernte the
manager, even should the Boston theatre be
crowded.-BostOr Transcript.
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L>ROM LONDON-A large case Of English Books,
Il new and old, imported per steamer Africa, is
this day opened BY FRANCK TAYLOR.
Jan
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Rev. Ma. GILLIss CRuRcH.-It is for the benefit
Of this church the ladies have gotten up their pretty
festival at the Odeon. They have devoted time,
labor, money and taste to the work, and always
in attendance to wait upon their welcome visitors.
Have young gentlemen, and middle-aged gentle
men, and old gentlemen, no motives to prompt
their vsits3 moro delightful and profitable place
to pass an evening hour can nowhere be found, ex-
cept when the church itself is open.
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WANTED,
TWO COACH BODY MAKERS, who are good
i workmen. To such constant employment will
be given, and fair wages paid. None need apply
but sober and steady men. For further informa-
ton apply to Mr.. D. A. Cardwcll, Mt the Office of
the Washington Republic.
ALFRED KING, Y.
Feb l0-2t Richmond, Va.
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CANTON GRAPE SHAvvLS.-25 richly en- :
~ broidercd White Grape Shawls, of very recent
importation, just received on consignment from
New York, and for sale by
Feb l0-2wif p. II. HOOE & CO.
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A MEXICAN EDITION OF GRoTE'S HISTO-
"A ~ of Greece, now publishing by Jewett & Co.,
Boston, at IS ccnts volume.
For salo in Washington, by
TAYLOR s. MAURY,
Feb 10 Booksellers, near 9th street.
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SMTHsoNIAN IHsTITUTIoN.-We see that " the
structure and functions of insects' will form the
subject of the lectures of DR.. Goadby, of London.
An English lecturer should feel at home within this
hall. and his auditors will welcome his presence
We look with pleasure upon the Jealous and con-
slant attention given by the families of our COM
munity to the instructions Of this institution for
the fact not only affords evidence of the intelligence
Of our people, but gives sure promise Of further
advances in pursuits ~ cannot fail to elevate the
standard of taste and harry and scientific attain
ment amongst us. See advertisements.
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Fre-Steamer FrankIin--Markels.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 6.-The Market generally
ia quiet and without change in prices..
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MR. WHIrNKy's IMIrArIoNs.-The name and
fame Of Mr.. Whitney are familiar to US. He has
been, for several years. popular professor of clo-
cuton in this country, of which we believe he is
native, and also in Europe. His assumptions of
British, American, and Indian orators, are said to
be very perfect; and it is probable that some of our
great statesmen may stand out among the auditors
and listen to their own eloquence.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
3pHntb's Qplitif.


3a manberIei @crii6te uno uebertrei'
hup9en lter ben 3mef Der &eifs 8ohutbs
nab Zen Ser. Staaten uno oeiTen Qbih.
ten in umIauf 9efeet Iinb, 70 fbeint es uns
an9eme1cn Sur Seisitiauu9 irrtbumlibcr
SoCen uno Qnlibtcn uber ccu @e9enlfano
fOI9enoe 3ufammenfeIIun9 Der Nsuserun-
oen, WCtdbc IN een perfbieoeuen Heeen uor'
ostommen iinb, unfcrn Sefsru pOrSuIC9en (:
Go0utb perI0n9t eiufah, oaB @n9Iano une
4meriFa Iib Sur Seltdtt9un9 Der pcIItif
uerciui9cn, ca6 iece Nation ca5 &sdt babe,
ibrs @onlitutionsn unb @efeee nab MaB
9abe ibrer ei9usn Suffdnce uno @Onpeniens
su MAIDEN uno Su perdnoern, uno oaB oiefe
brioen Nationcn C@n9lano uno Qmsrifa)
eieIe Sottrin nibt nur reipeftiren, fcn-
bern aub perurfdhen foIIGn, baB Iie re
Ipsftirt weros, I'm GuBlono obSubaItcn,
feIne Urmesn in un9arn einril6en Su IaiItn.
IS III Spar wabr, oaB bic pirflihe Mahi
unfereS 9anosS in oisfen, ME in anoren
&rbiIniTen uno Sufince oobinter feten
mue; RO6utb III ober Der Meinun9. ooe
oapurb, oaB mir oisfe SteIIun9 einnebmen
feline @efabr fur un5 entifebe, in rinen Sliea
psrwidelt Su wetoen. East ss nur auee
mein bcfannt Hno anerfonnt mereCn, ea6
@n9ono unc Nmerifa oobin ubereinocfom
men Ieien, cieie Toftrins iu rcfptftiren unc
re1pcftirt iu MAIDEN uno Hustano pito fie
superIdfN9 rsipsftren. IS III en erc6er
J unterIhieo uno Elm mcitcr 3miitenrdun
! swiihcn elmer fefcn uno enIhIofsnen SteI'
lung, mdtbti9 9enu9, feline ginmjihuns ~
Uerbtncern uno elmer Rrie9Sctflirun9 nm
cine FhOn bcQonnene SntcrpertiOn BurIfSu
trciben Go6utb fa9t ausorhdIib, bd6 Ell
G5 cen Ser. Stdaten nidt Sumutben mplIs
ooS StilpieI SroufreitS wGbreno unierel
9iepoiutjcn bu6itdblib nathSuobmen, abet
oCm @eilte nadh fClen iie bieieni9en Ma6re
Qen lib sur &ihufbnur bsnen IalTen. mel
DIE cinltmaIs ibr 8ettun9sonfsr 9swsfer
iino. Die umltdnoe ino icoob bimmrl
wtit Uerftieocn pcn cinanoer. Qmerifd
bat europa. cas- ibm, oI5 e5 Die @o9sn oet
DeipotiSmuS Su perf6lin9cn orObtsn, @elo
@offen, MunitiCn uno Mdnner, &osSins
fo, 4afapette, Sc &aIb, S!euben &c. Sur TN
terlfutunQ uno Shlfe fanote, cine unobmsiS
Iihe Sdulo Der Sanfbarfeit. cine 10 r {
@brCnfbulo abSutra9eu. Quh in cci
eurOpdiIhcn SsntaoiplOmatie bat Die Gebre
con Der Non Sutcreentien Gffts cine erc6t
NOue oefpielt bic DipIOmamatie Ger &p
rannci BAT cas- YrinSip abcr nur in folder
Sillcn 9sttcnc 9cmatbt, tpenn Swsi Suritcr
iih nit cinancer fa6bol9tcn cher menr
eur6 ben Sic9 irQeno elmer Mabt Der 80
pans es5 surCpiifben @Ieib qewi6teS in
SPeen 9cri0cn Su meron erObte. 9Scnn
aber cas- ourdb Die SOrturen Der Bilfur'
herrfhoft, ourh SuiliSmOrce unb fingered:
tiQfciteu sinmoI in Samifdb eeia9te SOIt
cas Saupt erbOb, Damn fieI Die game Mleu:
ts Der See' uno Slutbunbe barubrr ber
Q8enn nun bic Ssfpoten cos glon Sntsr-
pention5 WrinSip ben Stlfern qe9snuber
nit SUBcu trstcn, 70 if es cine uuobweiS
Iibe pfitt uno S6uIeiQfcit Der aus ten
&oIFs bercOr9rbenoen &e9isrun9cn, &c,
@Oupernements, rpeItbe has foupcrdne SOIL
I reptdfentiren, Iih in allen Siucn Der umtcr,
brudtsn &6Ieer. ibrer natuiIibrn Quttrttn
onSunebmen. no oaS 9ton SnterpentiOn6
priujip prrIset wiro.-(W Sm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
SJu9en5titbc Serborbcubeit.

Gin flcineS Gino tcs Serrn gGaticn
3. 81 Ter, Don 9aneaifsr farb am
Srepto9 Dor aht Sa9eu, natecm ss eini9c
3eit franz 9swsfeu mar. Gus feinsn Gronr
bCttsonbeiden lbIo6 man, eaB boS Sinh
NaoeIn uerfhtudt babfu muse. Gin uier
scbn coer flnScbniibri9eS Wiotcn, wtIbts
ais Ginosma9c an9sfelt mar, madtt oann
aud, als iie oaruber Sur &eoe qCfeI!t pur-
ce, oos GtrsdIhe GefdncniB, caB iie cem
&iuec 9lib uno Stsdn0oeln bum SerfdIu
den 9e9eben babe in Der Qbftt. e5 unrubi9
uno pcroriC6Iih Su MAIDEN, 70 oaB lie ca-
eurb Ger Mube IbGb0bcn weroen m6bte,
eonslbe Bu butcn.
Or. @batIcS 6. 8ifer. Der SamilitnarSt
ees Sern NliIIsr, uutcritubt pCn Or. Subn
&. QtICc, nobm ua6 ocm SCoe ces Sinoes
cine Seclruna Dor, aus welttcr eS Iicb cr-
9ob, oa6 Die unmittelbare urfdhe pcn fei:
mem Sooe cine etwa erCp 3ou langc @itcr-
beuls mar. welhe iitb innubolb uno hinter
Dem Stblunoe 9cbilret bate. Sa in Solqe
uCn eem SbIisben osS ShIunce5 cos Sinh
nur wcni9 Ceer gar feline Nabruna Su iid,
nCbmen fonnts, 70 bitts es in furScr Scit an
Gufrdftun9 tsrben mINsn. wcnn aud tent
ancere Sranfbett5anJCiten pCrbonoen &C
,pcicn mircn.
0a5 Micd den, pslts oitfe unmrnibtbt
Sbdt tc9an9en BAT, mtro permublib Sul
&ebcnfboft 9eSo9en msrcen. sic muB cut
neeCr rin duBerf cercUrbene5 SetS baben
occr nitt bcp 9eluncem Serfanpe lepn
(SGlfsfreunc.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
Sic Gcrciuietcu Stdatcu Siitrift Spurt
!odncipap frcigcIprcd)cu.

Nad l5td9iaer Sieun9 if ca5 Serb6I
fir 9obcerroib pcn 6 finer 9anew
am Ieetsn Scnnerfa9 bssnci9t norten.
Sis Nton Der Nopccatsn lino ale Mejlcr
prCcuFte. 2ub Die Nurcce rs5 &icbter
@rier an lie Surp III cine &eos bic ibrss
8leihen an @dtidlitFrit futt Nohecm
Der 9eIebrte &ittcr 9cfAIV6su bate, bc9ab
iib Die Sup binmeQ-fam ober in einiQeu
Minuten mitccr nit eincm &uect pcn
nnitbt f6ulot9" SmUf. Qus onccre
9otpctratb5 AntIaQcn iinc onfQsNcten nor.
cen, une rCmnod n cS oIic cntr1iccem, ooE
cie Gbufliana 8cihittt f,in !Srbpcrrotb
mar. 3unihlt mrron bic @efanQcncu
ccer einj0e Won ibucn. in Gaucolltr GaunD.
fnr oen Moro al Gopato 9Otiu b prr
bort wereGn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18

RS Der Iegts nSepubIjfane" fIutet
Sapd an Ger 0otfbaft ce5 preiioenten.
Der arme Shelm! @an esnfe nur, cr
mia beIIsr milsn ME cine 9ctibaft Ieu
fcUtc, ais prsfrsnt SiIImorr. So! ba! ba!
Henn ieuer Strsibsr wu6ts, rcaB sr nitt5
mei6," murcr er iid' wabrIidb niht 70 Idob-
srltb pcr rd5 pubIjfum iteusn. Siumore'5
8otitboft in pon sintr 4uiobl 9e9enieitun'
gen bod 9spritfcn wotcen-uno einiae ba
ben lie oc5ms9eu gar nibt ouf9enOmmsn,
prcr nur fIeinr Siee borauS, aus 5urtt sr
m6cbte iitb carurb neue 8reunce eswinntn,
iucem es sin SCfumcnt ii, oas an Sibia
feit feineS 9Icihen iutt. llno wo5 oenFt
SIR pcbI, Iiebs 9eier, eoB Dem ErpubIifdner
rIse"ii1? Gioisfclte in ibm erifens sin Su
.uu9sm6bnIib lan9sS papier." unc jmsitcr5
bate sr ,,etma5 un9sm6bnIihes" ernartct
uno nun fam er bod nnidts un9ewtbuli
Dies earin isbm." Srtten3 ,,iit bieitbe
pOn 9anS 9erinasr 8i6tigFeit"-meiut osr
meifs Srrr. gluu bat atcr Der Iuperfluae
,Sritifer rer9eifen bu fagrn. mas in Der
Bcf6aft nibt rcdt III. &itucitt crnar.
trte er pom QreiioGnt gar cine 8silTaauna in
bic 3uFunft-rucn ben 0tn9en eie ra frm.
men lOQen." Der III ftwer Su rlieicn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
Die 0pfpfofc SGriT.TrcunSc.

Ser n@Ortlano 2lrprtcifsr," mdbrcnc
osm er eo5 8etra9cn oar futIitn GCfcfcgps
berhtTttjgt fd9t: Sic trsiben c5 nit cen
QcunfrIpaniitm Semcfratcn 9eraee mit
iensr Mann nit fsincm &uuc. Gr biclt
nimlitb siurn Nofufrittr in tic otbe
uno faQtc Su crm 6unc, oStebsauf."
gr nonc ouf. Gr Ia9te, nipre6e." Gr
fprab. g e9e oi h bin" ia9te er wciter.
Gr le9tc fb bin. nH 0 lie iIber." Su
6unce asbOrtbts audi oitism BCfcbI. Soicr
ouf itedts Der MOnu Den @o6erfrdfer in
ele &alhe, uno fa9ts, SD broud3e Den
@rdder, um i'm r5 miecer tbun ;u ma
den" Die fuoIibeu SrcebanNeIsfrcunoe
mercen tber ibren unnun laden, uno ciceni
gen Semcfraten pes Norcens, NE DE i'm
6srSsn Satiff-6reunre IIno, bic obtr ibrr
Gebs fur Qartsi 3meds aufarcpfcrt babcn.
oiirfsn nismdIs fur eie 8efbnsuna pcn
pennlpIuauisnS SntereiIs flmmen, uno III,
9Ittb bisfsIbs anoern Stddteu pelIaacn.
Sn Wihi9an faqt man bcfInts iib Elm
Si9cr Der 70 fauI ici, tdB sr iib Gin Nu9e
9rtootet babe, um iitb Die Mube AZ srIparcn
rs 5uSuerufcn wSnn cr SjcIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
g Gbiung;c @Infcn.


Gn Ger @elfe9rrun9 ron NerinIp II eln
crcnet, can prr g}erlra!ttr ccs 3uHtbour.:
cine d,emiibe Qrise pcu Taybc onf4ofiu
Icu, msIHe tie dufers mfnra litbe 60u
oou, fhpar, firbt 10 cag IS uicbt otagr0,
itm Ocer ouf iroeno cine Qrt mcooebroh
"nn rio N},,rr ' % si,r r,"s % ,,rt - t;1,.t 1 n,r
S,E ~ M, ri,fsr T,,hs >is N,f,, ,nSr GS,
f,r,srs,, Mr '' ,rnnrI;5' f5,mar, f;Er, rnr -,
E5,hnm,, e. oJt ,,icnrrbcIs, rnn nr,Sie a.,
f., f.],Tor, - korttn his einrn Gpnrot Nr,
n[m S(Nlonf Nr Strof,Cit einIs i,rcn G.,
f,",enrn ,rN ~, Ej,Enn, nnf,Sr,n ian
m, rrr 02,fur GjIfSrnNrit ~ nrbEn RI, M
tIrrit, T5rkr on,nIro[n ErrS, ngr G'lIon
gene i"nE Es''S'' y '','Ht.H"u9 III [T 2Hs''
mo"t, @'", ,, pyt e2uv' O. C't "M'n'H"9 y,
0''9' ~ ~ @""I'n S'e SL.U'"l'LH' "''l
'snE' S"V'l!'s""9 cap Ger S"'',lI ''n''
ltCSh G1uh"E9 o'o"l'to9' 'gsr'c, l'''n Nc
Iu9'i'i"'M 2.tgss, ,'n,'' Dt',U't 81 I"E-
gen. l'!.F H"l' i'0t'",5 )" ig'Vs" "9o u' "
bat, Sn cicism SALE wuroen biz Ihwor
ien 01Ifu in m1uHcn @cocnben pIruu
f,in.-(Q. gcpbl
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
sldttnrr .. Wl. Smcnicr.

3situu9cn uon Buds Gauntp SOaen tie'
fem neuermGbttn &ibtsr oafeIblf pisl lob.
9eetc @cbe bjcIt cr in DcyIestcwu feline
erle Court, uub man ipribt isbr bob pCn
Gsinsr Nnrece an Die Srano Sup, uno pCn
fsinem 9smaasn tbsrbaupt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
SS Die 8ermont @3tlteoebuno Eat ri

" -F TJFFEF'VFF SFTFpN'VWTY WuI IIII
@eieB srla6en, wonab zine EleeeIbabn
@Cmpn9nie UOn $500 bis 5000 SbaIer oe.
ffraft mire, Die sincn @oneuftcr elmer So.
connective, weI6rr poFaser 8auen an9s.
biuet Iino. nufeut Der bsraufdenee getrin.
fe trinFt. Nsbsnesm in Die Gampa9nis
nod fir allen onccrn Stacen petantmprt.
LID.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
Iniiutb unb fcine Niiiffor.

2le gtfu.Dorttr SeltnnQen nom SUnh
abeno entbolten foI9cnocn 8risf BON Ecf-
futb Der fir fih feIbit fpritt:
SIN SaS 0pIe Scr Ncrcinintsn Stnatru.
9tcu Wprf, II. Sec - "a id in Die
Nerciniltcn Stoaten 9cfrmmrn bin. um Die
Spmpattie fur bic Satte mcines Saterldu.
ce5 Al ermerben, Don Ger idb @runo tottc.
aniunEbmen, oaB Ile i'm 0srSen Ger Station
eriiiire. Go babe ih Cs in cen erien Uu0en-
blifcn meiner Qnfunft bierfeIbf fur mrue
Qlitt oCb0ItCn Su eItlirsn, ca6 c5 mrine
Wiiliou III fir Gle llnabbin9iQfeit unq0rns
uno fur bic SrCibtit ocS Curcpdifhcu @Ontl
nCnl5 pon Ger er0Ben 8epubIf Ger Gsr,
einioten Stdaten Su reeen uno III rehten.
| MCin prinSip in titfer 8sSishunq in, cas
| isce Station cas- fDuperine Hcht BAT, uber
| ibre si9encn biu5iitben Qn9eIcoenbeitcn cb
ne fremoe Ginmidun9 Su petfuaen, CAP itb
mid ossbalb in feline inucrn Un0eleoenbei'
! ten Der 8cr. Staaten men9cn weroe unc
/ ea6 itb Uon ollcn SrGunoen metnCr Sadie
ermartc, taB iiG in SSuQ ouf mid nidt5
tbun. mas mir Stmieri9Feitsn in cen Heo
Ie0cn f6nnts uno mas, obaIeib Spmpatbie
fur Die Sahr ouSorudrno, ibr Sdaoen III,
fuQen t6nntc Mit ttrfrm 8roauern babe
itb Die NOtbmenciatcjt fubcn mulIen, cicft
Uuufuna an Gle Gftntihe Meiuunq njtfc3
ganecs uno bsioncr5 nod an btCicniQen,
mclte iitb ais 6reunoe meincr Sadie bcFen
utn, Witotrb bclt III motteu, CiuCn SspeiS
ibrer Spmpatbic c0curh Su Qtbrn, oaB lie
iectn Stritt oermeloen Der MIDI in 0rjua
Gui cif uCn mir anQCnGmmCncn RCacln uno
8uflbtun0swsilc in Scrle9cnbritsu prries
en- fam. Sb elfldre eeehaIb nchmols
roG e5 mrin lcitence5 prinSjp 1T, mid
curhou3 niht in irgeuc cine bcimiite IN
9cIegcnbett CpCr Yartcifro9e ju miften.
z. $Oiiutb.
Wcu'YorF, 9. Ssi.-SablOfe 8rfeQ
Itoftn BADEN &ofutb bsute i'm Srmin9
bauft 8cIube at9eilattst. gBibrcno Cr
abcr ole aufs 3uuCrtommcnof duf9cnom.
men, bat CT bis oabin e5 ob9sIcbnt, lid fur
cen Uuocublit ouf ir9eno cine @inIacuna
einSula0cn. Ser SiumOre, Der Sobn bcs
WrdIpenten, wuree beutc 9fahmtloo bel
Inn ciu9efutrt uno laNte ibm, eoB cs ocm
Qriiioenten Seranu9en MAIDEN wsree, i'm
am @Cupsrntmsut5Ilee Su bewiufcmmen
unc bdB CT wtnltte, III erfabreu. mann as
IcinC Ubiiht fti, 0aftin9tCn Su befutrn
ErNutb ermiecerte. eaB er nod un9sWiB
nber Die 81 unterncbmcncen S6ritte fei uno
CAP cS mob un8ewi6 ici, Cb er ibsrbaupt
na6 8afhin9ton 9sben werce. Sie Scr
bonclun9sn i'm Senate bobsn feins Gage gu
elmer Iebr unan9snebmsn 9emadt uno bic
llmlinoe muBten ilber len funfti9es Se
nebmen sntfteioen.
@cpcrn6r SCbnlOn nil mad IbIduf fti'
ner 0ienfjeit Yju5bur9 Su icinem 2SCbniie
pdbIcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-18
Giucinnnti. Gine meflihe 3eitu

Cincinnati. - Cine mefilihr 3eituna
iaot bob man in Gincjnnatti 780 &affet
6dufIr (oIjaS Srintbiufer) bobs; 442 5tor.
tcn.Smbcn | | RouoC-S -Stubrn; l6 RinO.
Sruben; Saro-Suben so Niuaro' unc
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-11-13

COUGHS and COlds, Bronchitis, AsthNG, Splitting o.
Chssf NsvVoasness, Night Ssoedts, Pnptaton efe Hsoy
and ali FEMALE WEAKNESSES and cempldi"ss
arising therefore,, Cholera IufAmtum, DC.
a. Fer Proof and particulars Of Cures zee our
Pamphlets and HGndbils-al our Agents have them 10
give away.
90 For sic wholesale and retail. by A c.
Smith, Litchfield, Grow 4 levitt, N. Hartford
N B l.alhroP, Wolcottv,ile. A. Miles & soW
and Miles & Gray, Goshen, F. W.. Pierce,
Phillips 4 Rood and J. c.. Allen, Winsted, J. z
Warner, Roxbnry, G. w. Whittlesey, n. Mil
ford, Mills a. CO. Norfolk, w. w. Cslkins,
N.Cane an, c. F. Peck, Ellsworth. G. L sPrndle.
Btu, Bsb%it, f.e Bridre & waller G. D? n
Preston, T. Scott. Plymouth, Doolittle & &c. :,
Hitchcockcyile. Thompson & Allen, Woodbury.
Belder = Miner, Falls Village, and by Mer-
,hn!..s and Druggists in neatly every town in
the State
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-11-13
Tmportant TO the Public.

1VnE subscribers would respectfully an
| il form their patrons and friends and the
public generally that they are extensively en-
gagged 10 the manufacture end putting into
operation Of DOUGLASS PATENT PREMl-
YIN HYDRAULIC RAM, q perfectly simple
and effective machine, for forcing portion 0f
brook or spring 10 any required distance or
elevation when aPrOpOTIionsie fall can be APP
piled.
The various uses Of this Ram are obvious.
viz for the purposes Of iTrigaiihg Land, SUE
plying Dwellings, Gardens, Barry ards. Facto-
Ties. Villages, &C. with running water.
The simplicity Of the operation of this ma.
chine, Together with its effectiveness and very
apparent durability render il decidedly the
most important aud valuable apparatus yet
developed in Hydraulics for forcing portion
Of running stream Of water 10 any elevation
proporlionate to the fall obtained.
Ii is perfectly applicable where only 10 in.
chcs Of fall can be had, yet the greater the
fall applied the more powerful the operation
Of the machine and the higher the water may
lie conveyed We have various sizes Of the
machines adapted 10 springs or brooks that
furnish from quarts TO 2S gallons OF water
per minute.
The subscribers have also constantly on
hand large quantity Of Lead Pipe of various
sizes aid qualities, suitable for setting the
Rams, or for acqueducts. also, large assort-
ment OF Well and Cistern Pumps, all of which
will be sold at prices that cannot fail to suit
customers.
Tin Roofing, Fave Troughs &c. at short no.
tice and on favorable terms. Stoves Of all
kinds, always on hand, together with other
articles too numerous 10 mention.
PATTISON s. CONE.
West Cornwall, April 10th 1851. 40
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NAUGATUCK
RAIL ROAD.
winter Arrangement
Commeseing ocrObsr 18th, 1851.
Trni,lr orf Of Rridaeport.


First Passenger Train will leave Bridge
port for Winsted al 10 IS A. NJ, or on the
arrival Of tie 8 A. NJ. EXPRESS Train from
New York, CONNECTING 81 Siralford with the
055 A. M. Train from New Haven,
Freight Train. with Passenger Car at
SaGhed. viii leaEe Bridgeport fer WinS,ed
~ IL NJ, on the arrival of'he 3 A. n. Train
hom New York, connecti1g at the juno
lion with the 4 80 A. NJ, Train from New
Haven,
Second Pass'r Train will leave Bridge
port for Waterbury at 5.25 p. NJ, or on the
arrival of the 3 y. NJ. Express Tain from
New YoIk, connecting at the Junction with
The 5 90 P. NJ. Train from New Haven.
Trains into Bridgeport.
First Passenger Train will leave Waterbury
pt s 30 A. W., connecting at the Junction with
q Train 10 New Haven, and arrive in Bridge.
port in time for passengers to take the 1890
A. M. Train TO New York, and 1910 Train TO
Albany.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached
will leave Winsted at 2 A. VI and arrive in
time for the ~ NJ Train TO New Haven, and
1.5S p. nj. Train TO New York.
Second Passenger Train will leave Winsted
at i.5O P. M connecting az the Junction with
Special Train TO New Haven. and arrive in
Bridgeport in time for passengers to take the
k05 P. M. Train TO New York.