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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
ocrsS. SabreS @ericbt,er 1rreuauito1t

Scr SS. JabreS SertcbtNer Jrrenanltalt
liefert siuiac inturefants NOtsen. Im /
MirS 1851 psr6Ittbsn 43 Yatisnt>a in Dem
Snnitut,, Su weIhsm ~ auf9snCp1rne n
wurosn, 70 oas Die game SabE 81 bett.o
non ceusn 90 eutIaiIen uno 6aeifOrben hn6
Seit osm Sabre 1912 fuo in oer Sniiitutt
ia Wdnner Ii. 175 Weiber aufenommen
Son ben Mdnnrn parsu 10 unperbeira
tbst, 81 GbsIeutt Z @itmr ;o0n Den Srau
snsIeuteuwarsn 92 unpsrbeiratbet 20 perbei
ratbst uno Is @ittwcn Ser STiht cIaf
nfiiirt Die Siren wis folat: 227 Mania
% WcnonlOnia. Is MeIantbOIiA, uno IL
Sementa. Ser grtBte SbeiI Der aufse
nommsnsn mar Spifben 30 uno so Sabren
uno unter Der sanjen QnSebf rparsn S,psi.
NAL fopisI Sarmer, oIS Don oncern &laf.
fen. Der 9sfammt-'Betrae Der Qussabsu
mar s 14,15l.-(YbiIaceIpta Semofrat. J
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

HYDR0PATHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA.-V
diesem schatzbaren Werke haben wir das Ste
Heft erhalten, welches dassebe vost6ndig
macht. Wir wussten unsern Lesern klein bes-
seres Werk ais dieses anzurathen, zur Herstel-
lung und Erhaltung der Gesundhet Es ent-
h5lt Anweisungen zur hydropathschen Be-
handlung alIer bekannten Krankheiten, und be-
schreibt deren Natur, Ursachen, Symphonic, &c
Das Werk list Bande stark, enthdlt iiber 300
illustrationen und kostet schon gebunden nur
$3.50. Es sollte in jeder Familie sein. = Zu
haben bel Fowlers 81 Wells, 13l Nassau street.
New-York.
0[FNot having received No. z of this really
useful work, and being desirous of having il
entire for binding would not its liberal Pub
fishers oblige us by forwarding it also?
: E@Gs wirb eefa9t, oos Maeome RoI-
futb Elm Berf hber amerisa Sur &er6ffent'
Ii6un9 Suberelte,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
z c ei) a % a triot.

W Das &eifsl' Battalion. Wai. Ga
cob 6. zimmerman, psrfammelt litb sur Sn'
fpettion, am Samlfa9 ben 29iten Wai, une
hitt am Sreitag ben 2ltfen Mai nnb Gam
ffoas ben 22ntn Wai, mie friiber an9eSsi9t
iruroe. Giefe Ssrinberuug adhob ourd
sinc 1lebereinfuufE swifben Meal ettIn9sr
iino zimmerman.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

StlbfferBaltuHe, cine amcinntei9s unb meci:
sinbe abbanotineibtr Die Sdpitben uno 8rontbcitcr
bsr @slbttsotsont. ets. Dies TT ctu ronoem bertbn:
ten Or. 8ntelin in pbdaoCtpbie crfhcncnes unc uns
pcn Btandc uno Grap in 6arris6ur9 aefauoteS gEsri
--bas ein,iae Isiner art in bsufdjer Sprathe. Dof
Bud entbdlt fir Gltern rno GrSiebcr fbr ndeGht
@ntc uno 1T baber IGen aufs 8tc gu eupftbIsn, Be-
fchosrs Sclbcn Die Den psrosrbItthen 5cl9ln bet
Quslbpeifuna ooer SdDlt6e0edun9 Leieer,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
Gin nnSrrcr GireuS.

Ius elmer Setanntmatbuu9 in Der beutt9en 3tttunt
piro man ertben. oa6 Der Circus Der pcrren 8cbirr
uno Gorso am udtbiisu gRcuo0 bier ctntCsn. unp BIZ
Sam osbSrcnoen Suuiirctr lire Grhidtihtsit an Den
Saa leaen rosrben Dies il Gin sbr eerdbuter Cirrus
DerIel6e bellbte pcr ,pc Sabrcu unItrc Staot, une
iepsrman rpar nit esmltlbcn icbr rcbI sufrlcoSt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
0ie SScripilliaun0s Nin.

gsmn Die am Gnbs Der Sieun9 unfrsr ketsn
Staots GSteaStuu9 roiirts @erwllIt9unss- -8tH fir
rises Sissa Sobr, tsi zen Sorbe3abltrn tns lnrubs
erreot, 70 tSnnsn mir surdouS ncbt enlebtn wos Gin
fclbSs lmrubs Gsfib bsrpcrrufu cCte cCnn in Etrt'
ibfet Guo antelbsu autbcriWt uno @trpiHi9un9en
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

SPIRITUAL TELEGKAPH.-D Dies ISL elm
neues BAIT und wir haben davon No. erhalten.
VIE sch aus dem Titel schliessen lasst, list es
Elm Organ der sogenannten "Klopfgeister," wo-
rim die angestellten Untersuchungen und deren
Ergebnisse berichtet und freie wissenschaftlche
Urtheile uber dieses Communcationsmittel NIT
der Geisterwelt abgegeben werden.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
(0cn 6stltaun.)

,,Gin Sreuno rrn 9R. 8. Q. ron 6sftaun" fbreibt
SaB osriclce lhcn felt ctbeu perrcit e uuo cmt id
fir biIt Brit uit nfRebnrr0S abgctSu tGuns
Oies fiji ,n osr DIrrb3bsitboGsr q. gu intimattn oOf
CT net 70 9rcB St Thwaesn broudt" llnterycbnct, G.
W.. 6C(ftoun,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

SIemOorf -WunoUOrrdtbs fiub ee9en'
ndrti9 in 9teuporf ungew0bni6 tbruer
RoGb-, &inb., Sbaaf unb SdweinsfeiItb
brinot 10biS Is Grnt5--,Shbner 81. 25 uno
gBslIdbubnfr |. so bis 2 so oos Qaar-
Butter "a bts 30-@ir IL BIC IS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
cSnoicu.

g3tmboo 3. 2tptiG Die GrpeSiticn 9sash Die 9ut:
mcIsn lbrcitSt raIh pcron Gine Sblat rcn crttItdn
oesr Dauer 1T gpifbeu $500 Oaonn brinilber &rup'
pen o eirtm 9crps einas6crensr 8Sr9bepcbuer nGro:
lb pen YoIbrpotlr prr0cfofICu. Die 8tratslpcbnsr
llno in osrEbSn tctat oelhla0en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
9lfrifd,

prGN6ent 8cbCrtS Srn eibCria hat ene SnououroI
Neereit tetannt Suadt rigtts isIlt cte 9rcnlE 0lt
fthr tIuhNp bar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
Sac 0ial,or grfet; I'M NJfairle.

BOr sinieen Saeen mternabmsn es msbre
QOIiser 8samts in pOrtIano einisen eiquOr
in benz Stobr zines SrIdnosrs, McRsan
nit 8efbIn9 5u bs!e9er., Quf Den Qntrieb
Isinsr Srou fbnitt Der Srldnor einsm Der
8eamten bic Rafe DOR bem &opfs NIT sinem
Mefer ab uno Die 9OIiSiften fbIuasn ibrsr
Seits oem @icsrfpenii9en ben &Opf nit
ibren Sillies Elm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
StuifrdIteH.

Die 9emetnie Nrt Qrteittr srbattsn in 2(uitraen set
pShenHih 40 Sbotsr uno natel 1T BGIbifti9un9 fiji
6unSctte uno SauitubG fir lorSae Sabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
Sic ~ Grftc.
0tllcntauucr N1drftprciie.
GaIfpn Mnrftprciie.

SIuuer. 4 25-QaiNn. S5-Rc99cn 70-Qeelfh'
fcrn, 65 -6aftr, A5-Slobsfaomsn, l 25-6itciaa'
men. 4 5O-Shnctbrlaonien so @uttsr, 20 -
Gisr, 10 ghueintfleifb, 1--QEbisttr, 2S-bidcrp
bcls 5 eO--gibcubcl,, 4 00-&5pps, 5 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
MuH6Suue Der stufeabe SO. 40.
80 uno 60 Hutben.
Stnhbfnne BON SO. as.

II i647l7o'e9I 9IaoooesoIas GCtpSi9er Guen.
0[7~9cSs QuflGiun9cn ino ron ,,lIucnSilIe" Der
Ginnocr Der Nuaute SO. l9 att 9lbt sjns Nnttport
lc: l7apI, ecpd0cr GGtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

~@in r6mi1hfatboIiibsr Ytieiter BE-
lfis9 einff Die 8anSeG uno nabm bur @rIdu-
terun9 cine BaunuB NIT ii6.. @rfagte nun
leiren Sub6rsr. eaB bic Saut berfelbeu
eteIbaft, nioerIid unb nuslOs fei - tae
.Ici Gle GaIpiniibe &irhe. Die SdaIe fei
aeftmadlos uns obne @Gtb-oaS fei bic
gutbrrifhe Stride. @r woue ibnen ober
nun Die bstIiee apO(tolifte CfatbOIiftc)
Er6s Sei9sn. Gr ftEu9 bic 9su5 auf unc
fanp Gie taubl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

!" Rofub5 8erwonbtrn, II an Ger
3abl, III e8 uerfattet, am | l. Mai SeIfreiI
gu pUIaHen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
y ett

(Ginesfanbt burdb ben Gbrm. 8. Saaer.)
an tteteh Sanniae or. 9barlts Q. bcllnanr, nit
sRib Ularia 1rrmonu, beiee Scn oieler Staet.
(Dur6 ben Gbup. Germ 3tler)
nm tssttn Scnntn9, or. gBlam Diebl nit Iale
Olarta 8ctbrr, beiee pcu StsrsOlarun9ia
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

g1autb 9bunt 9Noi I3.
G5rtlnStssrtn 81. l2A-6afsr 56-BcbnSn S3. OO
-Q3utr 2O-Sier IA Sdintsn l3 3-8ino- une
SbaaffIeiItb 8 bis 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

Sn Neu-WOrf Iino unter 1880
@Obnbdufern 6,496 GtquOrbiufer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
sd % SI0 ntN.
SEHazlsM.l.,HF
-. g :! !. 9. g. .ss1

Npm 9tuelampe III eauiuno gar nhts Rhti0es
ongtcnmsn. Sn Srantrtidb, Dsuilbtano uno uteralI
III araennarta alIts tubia
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
SfptfD:
9Sir fptslen Tim tu befriebi9en.
Cinderella,

GStuScrellG,
C6er: Ser fIsine @tas QantCffd.
DcIts kbSns prauotiIts Seen etbuupid ipirb ron
25 6nosrn pcrocitsGt, ole in qtanyuoe Go1Gmc oss
tleicct nab Srbnun9 oes Scfs ron &CrfaIIs pcr 200
Sabren. Oos ittn9lte oisler Rnhcr IN nur I6 Ncna
olt, uno tos dltciit uidbt ttbIr Is Sabre.
Sic Mufif @amOrf
Btffebsno aus IL NuftOuttn ps!tbs Der 8irGbmts
belt neasn, Die Is in DsutIhtono uno Stattn ocvcns
men, ecpibt ourotn, anb itsbt inter Oct Orctcn oe5
bsrUbuIten n&bomplcn 93u9ts" (O1cilttr Glappborr)
perr Reape miro pirt1 Der auscrsssu 9cmpeliticncn
Der 9rrFsn SNciifsr b0rtrin9en. ,-..
Gs tcltst uitbS ~ tcrntn uno tlnIern 81 tuen ba;
riot gu fsbsn G6 1T Der iSh6ne SGO9en in Der gBdt
uno piro rtn 20 O9StdsYfirbtn 9c3c9gu.
80 maeniftSents pferos, II oeriunitioe
Sorffsaun9s @oniss. ,.., e.. ..
Der GGribme GH>r9ia 8ffitetIunes Gid Sanbo,
10 Sabre aft uno ntbt 9rSFsr oils elm puno.
Sfanpr Eelis Carlo, ttr Die 9anJgBett 6sfonnt
ais Der bslte rids pOusDurt osr s in snsm Sin9 br
umpurgttt, tridat tns GcmrNmcns uno aot rag Iusnn
CT ntt atIeiu cub q Gsnts rpsrtb SpaG nat sr slb
oas Gdo pisoCr (dbsr bic eiutt) Surid 9ctsn mill; {;
uno
9am 2otia aat, caG er cintatn bonslpurft in oct
QHd tistsn tTunts INN Riue Yenuipponllhen Srctnoc
LADEN w MAIDEN; CT bat ftb Fbcn Elm gangs Sabr
lang fir fie ocrbsrGttet uno ,,reeV' 9ematbt.
Niaoante Spbinfcn miro 8ertslIun9en 9eben
nit ibrcr brtbmtsu Gang; 0Rdbrs BeeSlutn9. DIltr
2tt purse Gttro0 NIT raufbenotm SetfaQ beartiFt.
Gss ailmltler aI1o SeiftGnoc!
Olaitrr 5Obm erbictst $1,000 Su ospcntrsn rOG CT
rgcno sinsn StuurstEr, rsn siusm 2tter, in amsrfa
bietsn fam. l ... ....
c8lanEnpt sq,clriId,s unc atroGatrbe Rundfads.
Oos Belt fam deer 5000 gtrfrren faTen.
=, 6.F@intritt 25 Gents Sbdrsu rffsn balG nab 10
lbr, unb 2tnfon9 osr &crtEtIun9n UNI llbr. atsnps
&criteGun9sn UNI u llbr. ,,
8. 81. &itnaarfb, Qaenf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

@d6er Sting if ni6t runc ?-8r ST.
ring,
lBd6e5 Ilnb Die beltsn 0umsn ?-Die
@innahmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
8auern IeDct Bier!
0ctraiOe ipiro Serlanst!
10000 Buf6et 8siSu
10000 8uf6sl Soeasn
20 dAdASb O3uftbeI WpIfdforrT

1U,UaVW DuIUE BRGTW1OTH -
proen fcgI:ih bof Den lntsr5rihusteu Der
lanat ON ibrsr Mhble an Der fIeinen eedd,
bel Qaentauu. an Der Stra6e Die Uon ee.
nanntem Srt ndtb pbitaoslpbia fhbrt, be.
tannt unter bem Namen 9simbahs WlbIs
-eub fpdtsrtin euowi9s Mhbts ssnarnt.
Sie iino INNER bsrsit atIe Irtsn Getraics
einsunebmtn. wofur fs bic b6bfcn Matft'
preiIe in Baargsle baabIsn.
u. q. It. s. 9. @a9ner.
Wai 20. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
~ Die @efeesebun9 vOn GOuifiono ba

S Die 9efee9ebuns Don eOuiiiana Bat
Elm 9efee pafiirt. ourb rpelbeS bic Sreiee
bun9 pon SfIauen uerbOten mirb .wsnn folde
nidt aus Den Sertinsttn Stdaten weg9e,
ftbidt werpen. Cine dbntits 8ia wurbe
in Der @efeeecbun9 pom MarpIano berih,
tet. Sn Der @efee9ebun9 BON 8trsinien
wurben febr ifreu9e Moers9sI se9en bic frsi'
en- ReQer in Qntras sebra6t, osren friPte
Our6feeun9 eiefeIben fammtlib aus Dem
Staat austreiben wirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20

~Gin 9rose & o bGenmins in Z Mei.
len BON @lOperparf in RentGdp entosdt nor:
ben. OaS eauo wuroe Dor sinisen Sabren
fur $5 per Hder perfduft. Gin Spefula
tor faufte baffelbe nadber fur 10000 Sba,
Ter uno perfaufte es mieber an bic ieeiaen
Giaenfbimer fur 100000 3boIer. Die
Minen fno erlt weuis bsarbeitst unO fOusn
fat unerfh6pfli6 fein. Die ROblen bren'
nen 9Isi6 @os. perurfabsn cine arObe Sise
uno iino sanS rein. Diefslben fOtIen slsid
elmer eampe Sdncsn unb werosn auf Oampf
b6ten an(fatt pineboIs Su SadeIn 9ebrau6t
ES@inr gteupOrter 3ettun9 fddbt Den
Betauf oss @OIoes, nelbs i'm testen Sabre
pOn GalifOrnien erbaIten Wurbs, su 76 MiI
Iioneu SbaIsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-20
SNbbentlthe 8rtefiffe.;

8. Sd. &ic...orfb
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-11
Reported Expressly for the Galena Daily
Advertiser.
New YoRK. Feb. Is

The Canada arrived here this morning.
Cotton, after the sailing Of the Pacific, be-
came quiet, prices unsteady. News by the
Franklin caused brisk demand. Prices Of
previous weeks is above Fridays rates.
Should the next two or three steamers from
America bring advices of active markets,
prices here must improve Large business
doing in Manchester. Bacon unaltered.--
Beet brings extreme prices. Sales Lard re-
duced in consequence Of higher prices ask
ed. Tallow brisk, sales reached 500 hlds.
COO tierces at S5s to S7s6d, and upward
Old inferior Beef is much passed at 45s.---
Pork, no stock, no inquiries. Market stca-
dy for breadstuffs, but not much buoyancy
extreme prices scarcely maintained, but no
disposition to give way in Flour and Wheat,
Indian Corn Sd to 6d cheaper.
L he Canada brings forty-seven passer,-
gers. She encountered q succession Of head
winds.
The steamer Sarah Sands arrived nj Liv-
erpool ON the 29th from Rio. The Frank
lin from Havre touched Cowes on the 2sth.
Steamer City OF Glasgow would not be able
to proceed on her voyage on the 2Sth, with
out re-shipping her cargo.
London money market unchanged. Brit
ish funds fiat on morning OF Canatia's de-
,arture, but rallied toward the close. Con-
soils and money 70. account, 96 l. -2a94. 81
France continued agitated by anii-Or-
leans DEGREES, and public apprehension Of
the measure was expressed as loudly as the
reign OF terror would permit. The Consti-
tutonnel of The 9th pronounces that in
consequence of the detection of his friends,
and the shock sustained by the public mind
by reason Of these DEGREES, the President
has resolved to submit their ratification 70
the Senate and Legislative Assembly, but
the Presse Of the 29th denounced the state
nent upon government authority and on
the same day the former journal Was placed
under censorship for the article. II was
reported in some quarters that although the
President would not resign, or modify he
decrees he had made indemnity To the Or
leans family; hut The prevailing belief was
that they would never be executed to the
extent mentioned. An opinion had been
signed by The most eminent members of The
bar. declaring the decree illegal.
The Monitor publishes a financial expo
sure, showing the estimated deficiency for
the year to he IS, GOO, ,0O0f Ii was cons.d.
cred satisfactory on the Bourse.
NJ. FOud had refused TO return to Office,
unless extensive notifications of the ORLEANS
decree are conceded. NJ. de Moruey re-
fused without material change Of policy.
NJ. du Pain's resignation did not ser,n to
surprise the President, but none Of the pa
pers were permitted TO publish it, Prince
Jerome Bouaparte has been nominated
President Of the Senate, and W. Mainard, a
Senator, Ist Vice President.
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notifications and alterations by the counsel and
the court Mr.. Forrest has Obtained a stay Of
proceedings, giving him thirty days TO make a
case on bill Of exceptions. Jn the course of the
observations made by counsel, Mr.. O'CeEnor init
mated that, If Mrs Fores, did not intend TO a =
cept the money in liou Of The right Of dowry, The
court could not compel her. In connection with
this case, may here say that the rumor Of Mr..
Forests intention TO pay professional visit to
uu offer having been made to him to visit the gol-
den regions. but which he has declined.
A panic, somewhat similar to that in our Green
wich avenue school, occurred in the State Norma
School, on Thursday. The floor, in the third
story, suddenly gave way, and sunk beneath the
feet Of the scholars, several Of whom opened ihe
windows and attempted TO leap TO the ground
distance Of forty feet. Fortunately, no one was
seriously injured. The building. like our Green
wich school, was pat up by contract.
AT large meeting of the citizens Of Piti.burs,
on Monday, committee was appointed ts druft !.
memorial to Congress, praying for the bulldog Of
another canal. with locks four hundred feet in
leagth around the falls Of the Ohio river at Lou
isyilc.
The steamer Arctic, which sailed for Liver
pool Saturday afternoon, took out S925, 900 in
American gold, 500, 900 in American silver,
f2,673 in British gold, and S463 in British silver.
Rather valuable freight, that
The commercial advices brought BY the Europa,
appear to have given considerable animation to
the cotton market at New Orleans, and to the
-four and provision markets throughout the West
and South.
The shippers on the Delaware and Potomac
rivers are greatly rejoiced al the breaking up Of
the ice and the resumption Of navigation. Ma
ny vessels arrived at, and sailed from Phila-
dolphin and Washington on Sunday and Mon
day.
Much property and several vessels were either
injured or destroyed bya hurricane which conf
menced at Vera Cruz on the 18th ult., and lasted
for two days.
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For the Pioneer.
ode to the II epu b lie .

Mn. EDrroR:--I subjoin translation Of al
ode Of Horace addressed to the vessel Of State
which having just escaped from the stormy bill
lows Of civil comnoton. is in danger Of being
Some suppose that it was composed at the time
when Augustus consulted Mncenas and Agrppa
whether he should resign or retain the sovereigu
authority; while others refer it to the dissensions
between Octavianus and Anthony, B. C. 32
which preceded the battle Of Actium.
ship, new waves are bearing thee,
Back TO the sea.
What dost thou do Be not their sport,
Remain in port.
Beholdest thou thy side for oars discovered,
And e'en thy mast by furious south winds
shattered
Thy sailyards loudly creak AMI groan,
Thy weaken d hull. unfit alone
To endure the warrng tempest.
Thy sails are badly shent and worn,
BY wild winds torn.
Anu "hen you pray the goas ihrouSh rear,
They do not hear.
Though thou art formed Of Poniic pine,
The noble daughter of the groves,
Thou boast'st useless name and line
The ,imid sailor, as he roves,
Does not in painted poops confide.
Take care lest thou becom'st the sport
OF angry winds, which would thee court.
Thou who lately vast to me an anxious care,
But now more tender care and fond desire,
Take care that thou avoid'st those seas,
Which roll between the shining Cyclades.
SIGMA.
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WAsHiNGroN, Feb. IS.

The Gardiner claim has been postponed
until the next term of the Supreme Court
by consent of counsel. Carlos Gardiner,
who had catered bail for his re-appearance
at the present term, had not reported him
self.
The pilot engaged TO bring the Baltic up
the Potomac river, left for Piney Point this
morning. Great excitement prevails Mt the
idea of the Baltic coming here.
Lola Monies was serenaded last night by
a band of sixty persons. When the Mar
seiIles him was played, she came forward
and thanked them.
BosroE, Feb. IS.
Letters received here from Buenos Ayres
to the Goth Dec, state that matters were
fast approaching crisis. Uroquisa had
crossed the Parana with well appointed
army of 60, 600 strong, and was on his march
to Buenos Ayres. His forces we're expect
ed to be greatly increased as be passed
through the provinces.
The army Of Rosas was cncamped in snd
about Buenos Ayres, and he was busily en-
gagged in drilling them. Rosas bad laid
waste the country through which the Uro-
auisa would pass. One town of 10, 900 in
6ai,itanss was leveiled by his orders, and
the women and children obliged to take ref
nge in Buenos Ayres, while the men wero
impressed into the army.
Bosros, Feb. IL,
Thomas McGann, rope maker, Of Ply
mouth, was arrested yesterday, together
with q young woman, Of Boston, named
Mintern, charged with nurdering Nc Ganii's
wife, ON Sunday night last. The IL ceased
was hastily buried, This. coupled with
McGann's intimacy with Ann Mntern,
aroused suspicion. The body was sxhum-
FED, and marks Of violence discovered on il.
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f. $. NENN ELL,
Conn mission Merchant.

ND Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware
- cook, paor and heating stoves of all kinds, Sc
eI'eu h"' the r-".'i Tincinna aBd St Louis markets
comprising the most varied assortment of double oven
stoves and ranges, the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware kettles pots ovens, skiies furnaces, ring pans
waffle irons, shoyels, toRgs, &c.
Also-Farming utensils, ploughs, cradles, rakes hoes
shoves, scythes, snatls, axes, saws sad irons,
spring balances, coffee mills, wire nails, tacks, Ac-
Jaraned ware OF all kinds, lamps and candleslicks
brass, iron and lin; br;ttaa and kitchen ware and
coffee pots spoons, ladies' skimmers tea coffee and s,
gar boxes; scrub backing aud other brushes hyrauli,
apparatus WELL cistern and house pumps Of all sizes
water rans lead pipe, sheet, bar and pig lead, &C. &c
at NY stand on Third, Robert. street, Saint Paul
Minnesota. r. s. n
September /, 1851. 2c-tf
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MILLINERY.

1vl Ladies Of st. Paul and vicinity that she Is thank
f to them or their kind patronage during the preceding
FASHIONS and q spLESDID assortment of Goods.
She has Ribbons that cnot be surpassed both in beauty
aHd quality this side Of New York. Artificial flowers and
p.umes, Velvet and Velvet Trinmags Of every color
etc. She may be fosnd her old staad few rods west
OF the Presbyterian Church, where she would happy
to attend to any order In her line Of business.
November, IeSl. s-2eyI
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FASHIONABLE CONVERSATION DURING A
MORNING CALL.-Enter Miss Lucy, nearly
out Of breath, with the exeriion of walking
from her papa's carriage in the street, to the
door Of her friend IN Albemarle Place:
Lucy.-"Oh, Marie! how do you do!-
How deligh1r am to see you! How have
you been 4 sTyou were at the ball last
Thursday evening! Oh, wasn't the appear
ance of that tall girl in pink perfectly fright.
full? Is this your shawl on the piano! Beau
tifui shawl! Father says he is going to send
to Paris to get me a shawl in the spring.
can't bear homemade shawls! How do
you like Monsieur osprey? Beautiful
man, ain't he! Now, don't laugh, Marie,
for am sure don't care anything about
him! Oh, my! | must be going! It's a
beautiful day, isn't it! Marie, when are
you coming up to see me! Oh, dear! what
beautiful pin. That pin was given to
you; now | know it was, Marie, don't deny
it. Henry is coming up TO see me this eve
ming, but | hate him-l do really; but he
has beautiful mustache, hasn't he, Marie
Oh, dear, IT'S very warm. Good morning
Marie. Don't speak of Henry in connec.
tion with my name to any one; for Pm sure
il will never amount to any thing. hate
him awfuily--i'm sure do. AIieu."-
Boston Museum.
DIvoacEs.-There appears to be quite q
movement in married circles at present, te
obtain a dissolution Of the marriage ties
aud several hard knots have been united by
our Supreme Court during tho present
term Boston .4dr.
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nave yeu coed Unlersta standing !

MARVIN, iavises the public 10 examine the
ls hess ssnek Of mssetiss In MIS- line, has ever
Aeca m the Territory He challenges either side
she Aalassc produce better quality OF French Calf
gkins, specially adapted 5or the winter season.
O hnn6 also, ladies' fse custom made shoes and
xuse A1eo Gentlemen's Calf AID Kip Boots the bext
shas = <hs 1s.is- Yoa know the stxnd-Third street.
nsar1ebeSss street
0sns fssl N0~embcr. 1851. 81
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EAGLE RAKERY.

vENIE undersigned, the American House, Saint
Il Paul, wish il to be understood by our villagers and
by the people of Minnesota at large, that they Will al
e prepared To sell Pilot Bread Boston Crackers
Butter Crackers, and a kinds of Crackers, at Gaena
and LOUIS prices and OF the best quality; and also &c
furnish families for balls and parties, every kind o
Cakes. 1FCal and examine.
STUART e. SPENCE.
June lst, 1851