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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

B-The steamer Cambria went to sea from Bos-
ton Harbor Wednesday without obstruction,
while at New York and Philadelphia ngress and
egress was impeded by large masses Of ice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

D The New York Express of Friday says:
"Jenny Lind left the Union Place Hotel yesterday,
for Bosuon,on short visit to her friend, Mrs. Ward
after which she intends returning to the Union Place
Hotel, where she will remain until she sails for
Sweden"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26
Washington Items,

WASHINGTON, Jan. rs.
The resolution calling for the Kossuih and Long
correspondence will probably be offered tomorrow.
The Herad's reported disclosures in the Gardner
fraud are contradicted on the best authority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

PEACE MEASURES. = Samuel A dams
and others of Castine, Maine, have petitioned
Congress to take measures to have national dis
putes settled by "umpirage," rather than by
an appeal TO arms, and that nations will war no
mn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

THE JOURNAL or COMMERCE says that the
project Of running a telegraph line from Halifax to
st. Johns, Newfoundland, has become fixed fact
All The stock has been taken,-a good portion of it
in New York, and arrangements for purchasing the
wire The whole length Of wire will be $50 miles,
Of which go will be submarine. The remainder
viii be extended over marshes, on the ground, and
viii, Of course, require Insulation. The persons
tracing 20 construct the Ene, stpuIate to have it
completed in eighteen months from the present time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26
Kossuth at Pittsburg,

PITTsBURG, Jan. "a.
The Kossuth reception here took place to-day,
and was quite enthusiastic. He was welcomed by
COL Black, to whom he replied The Rhode Isl
and COMMITTEE were presented,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

EY-A sign board, near Shrewsbury, Eng, has
this Inscription ;--"All parsons found fighting of
trespussin on this grownd will be xekuted with
the utmost wigger Of the law"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

WORCESTER DRAMATIC MUsEUM.-The ceIe-
braed Drama in four acts, entitled +" The French
Spy" will be performed this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

THE yesterday, Old Winter re-
pie to attend Church without the risk of being frozen
We have seldom seen more lovely winters day
than yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

SIR JOHN FRAKLIE.-The projected expedition
Of Lieut. PIN 10 search Of Sir John Franklin has
been abandoned. The Russian government not be-
lleving in its practcabiy, has refused its counte
nance to the scheme.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

The publisher of the Belknap Gazette took 100
lbs, of pickere from Lake Winnepissiogee,o n of
the coolest afternoons of this month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

~ Lamartine has entirely renounced political
writing, and his journal the Conseiller du Peuple,
is about to to be discontinued.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

The SHELT TRADE.-One individual has sen,
g New York, by express, within the last fonr DAVIS.
~ tons Of smelts They sell at from 80 to I20 dol.
t<fsp per ton. They were caught in nets, in Maine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

An ORATeRIcAL GEN. Mr.. Foote, of Miss,
in replying to Mr.. Rhett, of S. c., said: "He did
not think the secessionsts had much regard for Gen
eral Jackson's messages. They don't read them.
The devil himself would as soon be found sitting in
fence corner Of cold frosty morning, reading the
the holy scriptures Of Almighty God, as these gen.
try would be reading General Jackson's messages"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26
Steamboat Explosion,

MEMPHIS, Jan. a.
The steamer P. Miller, blew up at the mouth of
White River, yesterday. Several persons were
killed and wounded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

IL women's State Temperance Convention is
announced to be held at Albany, the 9th inst to
take measures TO procure the passage by the New
York Legislature Of the Maine Liquor Law u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

II. *. Stratford would say to all thos
wishing good Daguerreotypes of themselves or friends
that they can obtain them by calling him, the
Great Daguerrean Palace, Nos. l6 and II Harrington
Block of Main and Front sts where all iii be
treated with civty and politeness Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. sep27dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

aILLUMINATIoN.-An Aurora Borealis, Of unusual
briancy, Illuminated the vicinity of the North Pole
last night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26
An Eal thuuake.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. "a.
A severe shock Of an earthquake was experienced
at Holly Springs, Mississippi, yesterday, which
shook the buildings for miles around No serious
damage was done however.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

20 The Baptist State Convention of Missiasip-
pi have resolved to raise 800 900 for endowing
College in tnat State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

~ Mrs Polk, mother of the late Elk President,
died recently, at Columbia, Tenn, Of apopIexy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

DEscENDANT OF PENN.-Granvle John
Penn, Of Pennsylvania Castle, England, the great
grandson Of William Penn, and the representa-
tive Of that branch Of the Penn family to which
Pennsylvania was devised, and whe is the first Of
bis name who has ever visited the Pennsylvania
Historical Society, was very handsomely received
in Philadelphia last week. He was addressed by
Judge Sergeant. and made very handsome rel
ply.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

- The Boston Post supposes there already
25,O00 young Kossuths, 10000 Jenny Linds and
5000 Catharine Hayes in America.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

R-A despatch to the New York Tribune says
that President Fillmore has determined to run Tor
reelection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26
SPECIAL NOrtCEs.

Job Printing of all knds--Pampht is, Catalogue
Shop Bills, Bank Checks, Placards, Concert Bills. Vsi
ng and Business Cards Posters, &c &c, NEATLY and
executed at THIS OFFICE, upon moderate
erms diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

Worcester WAITE Cure Institution No.
/ GLEN STREET.-This Institution is well arranged
for the realmon Of invalids at all of the year
TERMS &c.-F0I full board and treatment, from s.
tolO per week. Treatment without board, from So 10
"a per week.
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
cotton sheets; two wooden blankets; one comfortable
and old linen for bandages
Out door practice attended to usual,
Office hours from 2 to 4P. NJ
S. ROGERS, M d.
dec6 dwf L. F. ROGERS Superintendent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

To the Public The well known Daguerrean
Rooms, Waldo Block, formally owned and occupied by
Geo. Adams and more recently by Adams & Chaplin,
have not been remOU.d bul still the center
traction for all who appreciate good Daguerreoypes,
the facilities for taking daguerreoypes such
cannot be surpassed in tins city, ii in the world The
limitation beween Messrs Adams q Chaplin and Adj
ans Il Co. having ceased Sept. Is, 1851 Mr. CHAPLIN
wOnld say the public that those spenddly finished
Daguerrean Rooms, WALDO BLoGK, are still open
for exhibition, or all who may favor him with call
MIR Chaplin would say to all who wonld like good Da-
guerreoy pes OF themselves frens they will do we'll
to call on Mr. c., Waldo Block, where all may be- sure
low price of so Perfect satisfaction given or no
charge. Particular attention paid taking Children
Hours for taking children from A. NJ. TO 3P NJ Call
and examine for yourselves. jan9 d4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

Now is your time. CLAFLIN is taking Da
guerleo ypes at the reduced price OF 50 cents. We
would advise friends and the public generally If
they wish TO procure PERFECT LIKENESS, TO call
at his rooms, 42 Main street. I'd door north of b. L.
Harden IL o's iap5 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26

DIR. HI. w. Blu xtOn. PULMoNIsT, Corner OF
Main and Myrtle streets, opposite Col on's Nursery
Where his services can be promptly obtained at any
hour by day or night, when prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
AuscutatIon and Advice Free dtE-dec95
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-26
Q. ID. COOK, nj. D., Dentist,

Q. ID. COOK, M. d., Dentist,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
SuperiOr Nj neral Teeth.
06fce,-206 Main ST., Butman Block,
janis WORCESTER, Mass dawtf
WILLIAM CRIMSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Will attend to this and other matters of business at
MS Omce over the Central Bank novCdT
J. *. Clark, HOMEOPATHIC PHYsIcIAN,-No.
Walnut street. Office hours from TO 9 A. NJ and
from TO + NJ.
Worcester, Jan. lst 1851, ianl If
NOt1ce - The prOprieJors OF this paper Will not
DC responsible for goods delivered TO others than
themselves or their own families without written
der from us for the same EARLE a. DREW
Worcester, August diff
DIR. Harrington, at No, 1871 Main street,
can be CONSULTED cotdentiaHy NJ his office, all
OF chronic and acute diseases. Office hours fOm A.
M. to r. M. All communications must be post paid.
nov24 dly
Mrs. 5. g o Old w m, an experienced and success
iul Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night
attend TO the duties of her profession. Residence
No. Austin street. o2l-dI
DIR. A: ,. Eaton, corner OF Myrtle and Southbridg
Streets, Worcester, Mass. - JAM DIFF
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
Gias MS GorGsoOcs Sof
il @ataiNudlInl Gt(D0 @0nntN.

Wnben bem ou0emcinen @ubIjfum adj
tunQ5UoU Die Gnjei9e, cap fie eineu ye9tl-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
S1shmt bcIonSsre cbaeht.
Qeet!
Gin traftises asbsn rOcr frdbjeiti9er SCpg
SinfeIin iber SsIbffsrbaItune.
SSmr 2S Gents.

5icIss csGsn IN orutlbGr unb cu9ifher Sprabc Ssrs
EfTentiide BUD 1T nit nielben 8egbrun9cn iitsr bic
Stbp6tbsu uno 8ronfbCiten bts 3euoun9sIpiems 9es
fdut DafiCtte riebtet fdb an RE Suseno, SRannbdE
uuo eas pcr9Clbritteue 2tGr, 2as, unf clItt pen
Queu estIlrn pcroeu. Der pertbpcge 91ntb uno bic
einprinaihen Rarnuu9en mctobe IS ertbelt nsroen
Sabre ots @lenocs uno csr eeoen urbdtsn uno ldbri
Saugnos pen eebcn rctten. 9ttrn perosn carous CTS
fabrcn pis iie GAS SepCr6sn ibrcr Sincer psrbdten
tGunen.
Gjeoen sursnouna ron 25 Gents, sin9rhrtTtn in eis
neu an DR. 6iutclin 91cropslt'@de Der 3cn uno line
ion StraGc, ;piltbGn Sprute uno pins, pbitaoepbia,
accrClirtsn Bricf miro cfrrt untsr llmha9 nit utls
oebencer pct Die 3uienoun9 zines 8utbes rfcl9en.
l(Ispdrtt9s tSnnGn fb in pcrtcfreien Brlsfen an
Or. 8tnfelln pCnoCu uno ju ,paue 9ebeiIt psrosu.
padete pcn SReoijincn, aupeun9fH etc. Tperoen auf
8aarSablun9 p9elanct, 9c9su S6desn rosr Nslsier
mch oermabrt.
8ubbantter, Ssihln9fa9ntsn, 8ramsr uno Qnore
rperoen gu Den neoerlten preilsn nit cbiaen gBerte
perleben.
pbdacsIpbia, SuIi 20, 1852 uqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
@erfinbtget Die
s robe SOtS6 1T!
Wublfeiler als jemals
fir baar OeIO.

Der erfs Ginfauf pon Spdtjabys- unb
gHinter9utsrn erbaIten.
z, 9S. 8rmbb maCbt ben @inpcburn pen auen:
ailn uno Bet lln9seno tefannt hab er eeten lginen
eifcn @crratb pcn Spdtabrs: unb 9Bnierakrn erbal:
ten bat, pclhe fIr 8crlbie6enbsit ees Shls uno osr
prciie pcn tcnsn peoer in eer Stabt ncb I'M ganbe
d0ertrc1en peroen fSnnen,
etn etrd pen Sdbtes Srefsatern, trftsbeup
gum Sbeil aus
Wous Dsealns, Gafbmeres, GCbergs, al.
pa6as, Gulfres, MOus DeBages, plain,
fbwarSe unb fanep 9rsBfsiee, etc. etc.
i'll Gin rtsr. SaG ct nit fsbten fam sangbe aufris.
eenbet m 9etcn allen Sctheu bic ibn nit ibrsm Bus
Prud) tebrCn, bsiees in Suattit uns Skl tpis i'm
9rsik
Sud- gofttmersi Sotinets, etc.
DisIes Dcpartemsnt in etenfaGS nit einm allacmes
nen aGcrtcmCnt ouf9gfdut mcltbes on Den niebertCn
9rcifn. coer 70 wcblftlI aIs sas 9HcbIfite, pGrtau
wirb.
Ssin Idortcmcnt cinbcimiftbcr Otter, otS
Sidin9s, Gbsds. WusIins, Sriu5, etc. ETC.,
III oeiboGs elm cltbss, SoB ss in itbsr 8rtnbrrbdt
pSui9s SatsfottiCn 9cten wirn.
Gr bat ctcnfaIIs Gin rcrii9Iitbes Qfrrttmcnt Scn
Gctben, 9eIben, 9raum uno mei6en 9ony
wolIi0en SIGnneIS; ebenfC, g8eIfb SLAM
nes, Cotton SIannGS, Cad SIannels,
2inftp5, etc. ETC., fammt einem ou9emei-
nen Q6OrtCment pOu Striimpen, Sano-
fbu6en, SdIeern, Gu89endbte &ra0en
8dncsrn, u.fw., u.fm.,
wbi5 oOt8 Ir pertauft miro, boE CO cen 6unNcn bic
pNltcmmGnile @cfri,bj9un9 9cpaErt.
Gr lpribt ou,b bisrbnrtb Nnsu btrjtihfcn 1ont aus
fit zen litUolln Sbet ber Sfentltbcn Gunit Die mir
tiSber w9CtEmCn IT, uno brfTt ourb lrtn9t 6tibafts;
Nufncrtnmttlt unb 9sfSGias @ebienun9 itncr 6unocn
aud in 3utunft Gin lltGrOts potrcno gu pUeGnCn.-
Guft rohtr Gins uuo 2(ut tti ibm an, on rEm oltcn
Gttt betanu bWrcb cOs rctbs Sbic, 9c9cnutsr SGorS
pCtd.
3. SO. @rubb.
GSrFrDN1r II nn-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13

Gtattirt pcr Is Sobrcn eurtb Or. 6intctir, ncrtns
| litbgs Ode Der Oritten uno tInicn StrnFen. gpis
cjen Gprute unO 9inc StraFcn, pb'labclrba.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
2etDenbe lcfct!
9bil0ceIpbia
@cOi;inc1 : SnmS.

Gtuttirt rcr Is Sobren eurb Or. Rntclir, ncrttrts
littes Gds eGr Oritttn uuo tlnicn StrnGen. apis
ltjen Gprute uno gtnc StraFcn, philadelphia.
Ibt3cbu Sabre ocu ouSocotbntr uno ununtcrs:
6rctrSr Yrors in YbjtaoStpbta, baten Dr. 8inscliu
sm erfabrntu uuo rrfcl9rcicblten arte ouf nab mo
pcit in Der VebaublunQ OlIer gebRmcu RroutbstCn
oenah.,. er'tnen rur!Che Nchattt no nit Gjchpdrsu
auf Dem SJrper, 6ats co:r 4sineu, 8cpf- uuo Sncs
ebsnsfcsSr; 9RGrturoi Rbcumottnr 9ercnaeruneenj.
6rapc, aranfbrittn oS You iu0curliben lntrIcunens
bGittu CbGr dnrciucn Sure berrBtrcn. pcourb ne.
Grutitujcu Cnttrafd puroc, psreen aGs nit GrfCla
6cbanoC!h
g9er fb Ger PStOubuua ocn Or. 8inttlin Iriter.
,ipbt, fam Rb nit rd9jStm 3utraucu ouf ene @bre:
ais Sanu uuo auf isine StlbdIihteit als 2yit pr5.
lafsu.
S1cbmt bcIonSere Sbaejt.
eSunoe gRGnncr rie itb ourcb cine ecpiir Gtlc See
mcbubett Die eft rurb fbtehte Sthultomrarsn ecrnS
piro oeIbaoct bo6eu.-otrsn SCl9tu nGtbtttb, frtbt
i'm Shiafs, enpfuuoen pcroen uuo fir erb uuo Self
vercerbtib iun,-cIttn unYersGgleh anpuib maCberl.
Sbpdbs uno fcuitihltonCle Debilitdt 8erIuit ben
musfulGkr Gneriac, phpfhe 9Jlaistei uno allaCmcns
0jsperoecrddthet Rss6arsct uno ALE nerr6Ie aettica
ncu, nurrcauthtst, eG6srra9beit, uno epe 8rautbet
bic iraenonig nit etusE lncronn9 oer 5tn9unssfunt=
ticnen pcr6uoeH fuo, perpsH sEbet uno ncIe Sy f
pjsoCr bcr9eltsIIS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
Sebr iCDGe6ares
2te9enOeS gt9entDnln
onf 6ifentIitber SScnbu su ocrfem.

dnf Gffentiitbcr Scnbu su pcrfGm:
Quf @onto95 brn 1Sten Sftcber, nm
10 tlbr 8ormitto95, 1ou ouf Dem @ioentbum
feIblt in Ster- Souton Saun1bip, 0ecba
@auntp, foI9entes ftdebae @i9entbum IF
fsutIih psrfouft werben:
9Sp. 4 Gine berrltCDc Il0ntnGc,
ecIe9en in befa8tsm Saunf6ip unb @aun-
tp; 9rsuSeno an Gdnber Don SacOb g8eier-
BAD, gtatban 8rtm, Se0e Saccbp uno an
oere. SieStrdbe Don Sprin9townnob Srie'
esn5piue Iduft bur6 piefeIbe, uno Ge i'll
nabe Der 9etbtebem StroBr 9cle9cu. 9ie'
feIbe entbdIt 81 Gder 157 Rutbcn-mopon
etpa Qder quite @isfen, weI6e 0ue ge-
pdfert percen f6nnsu, elm bindngIher
She'll SClS- unb ea5 ibri9e er(te @ute
SauIono 1T, inter 9uten Scnfen in fdid-
<&yA Iide SeIoer cin9rtbeilt un6 IpnH in
E;::T Der alIsrbefsn Srbnuu9. Oar
sI5l.Es auf III erri&tet Gin 9ute5 neues 2H
Stcd bCbe5 ficinernr5 SSobnbauS, bad.
lteinfatbig 9erfifert, bsquem siugsrbtet
une fcbr 9erdumig; eine fait neue arC6e iteir
nerne SdweiSerfheuer nit elmer Qferbe9s,
malt babel. Gin fat ueusr @aqsnfbop, Elm
Carriage Saus, Elm gutter S6wetncftau
uno Elm uortreffi6eS pre6bauS NIT Sci
bsrprelIe. IS belinoet fb aud ein gro.
Ger uno gutter fsinerner ShmisoIbap "a
| bel 26 SuB carauf. Gin beinabs neues ftei,
nsrnsS Sprinebau5 NIT elmer bsrrliden
Sprin9e 9ebort cbcnfaus au Dem @Iase,
nsbf auen aneern n6tbiaen Neben9e 9ebdIosn.
Qub btfinben i6 Elm &atfofsn uno &alf,
! feline auf Der 8aueret. Sbit bon allen
Sorten sifrt poaeros bic 9anSe @Iantafbe.
! Sies IN cine Qlantdihe bic rpirfIt6 Die lluf'
merffamfeit pOn Gaufuifi9en mertb 1T, in
ben fie in feiner 9iniidt ju ubertreffen ii.
SiefeIbe Gie9t Suoem aud gang bequem 5u
&ir6m, Shulsu, Mhblen, II. {. 10.
JSD. 2, Ginc 9etpifc Sptte 2anoi
scI.scn in ootBefustsm Saunf6ip uuO Gaun
tp. SiefsIbe 9renr OH obi9e pIantafte,
cntbaItenb 81 Ndr 10 &uisen, Sbeils
SauIano, Bisfen uno SOI5tanc. SaraGf
>RzvA III trti6tst
f;:;f1. Sin 0utcs 2Sobnbaus,
EslsIg cine Der auerbeilen SdsmubIen,
cine &Issmible unO D,ebmhble, aQes neu,
unc an Der SautCna @risf, einsm niefsb.
Isnoen @afntrome, 9sIeeen. Sies in
sbenfaIIS cine berrIide @eIe9enbsit fur Gieb'
baber BON MubIwsien.
9fC. 3, Cine 9Otte Spls(anS,
asIe9sH i'm ndmIidsn Saunfbip unb @aun,
IN; ffOBtno an eano BON Qnoreas 9Sint,
SaeOb Sod ttno Qnprn; entbaItsno unee.
fdbr Qder, tnsbr ODER psnissr, gut nit
9OIb bcpabfrn.
Sc 1T bies ba5 tbemaIi9e brrlite 81.
9sntbum bee SOnatban & o d, pOn pOr.
bin Senauntem &aunf6ip uno Gauntp, unb
miro perfauft BON
Wlatttn Gemmerer, Qtft9niG.
@r obi9es Gieentbum Dor bem Ser.
faufstaee in Qlesnfdsin nsbmen min, be.
Isbe Bei 5rn. & o d. Der feIbft porauf wObnt
unb dues piai9 ssiSsn ,pirb, on5urufen.
R@ SOIIte ss Rdufern am Sbidlidfen
fsin, 70 fann Obiss6 @i9sntbum aud Su
fammen perfauft wsrcen.
September l. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
NyS0frclcnt.

g5 9arrd botte iiho aour, SO. l, 2 uno 8, 9rcGs
ucue G7atretu cstru crbalttn uuo 81 pSttoufcu bci
@iin uno Hsninser.
QGentauu, Nu9ut %, nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
SWSdrrtpr : 6pf

mdBi9n
WSdrrnpr t1pf
9crabe 9e9enuber Suffers @allbaufc, in be-
la9tem Stdotten etobttrt babcn, otlmo iic
INNER ouf 9onc boItcn uno ouf 8Cfeuuu9
perfGrti9cn,
ollie Qlrten WtonunneItte, Statients
f1e 8rn6mGler, 8rabI feline, etc.
beioeS voa Stalienilt an uno Umerifaniitbcm
MarmOr, wOrauf Gs Daulfobe uno Gn9Ii-
fbe Snfcbriften auf 8efisIIun9, auf5 auer
ft6nite uno 9efbmadoeufe ein9raviren.-
sic fhbIen perIidsrt pab ibre Irbeit mir
oenbwO ubertrOfen miro, uno babel fnc
ibre Yrsire bilIaer ais cis5 an man6en an
bern Srten Der Gau III. sic baItsn 9teitb
fans
NJlatforGts, Ercppcn un6 Sbiir:
fcbtpellcu
ucn erifer @ute uuo Sb6nbett duf Sano,
fir bic nur eiersbtsn Qrci5e 9efcreert wer'
ptr.
ga fe praftii6e Sanbwafer fn0, 70
fiblm fe psrlibert, baB Iie bsioeS in NrbeIt
unb @rei6sn p6aiae 3ufriecenbeit 9eben
f6nnen.
Rufst BEL ibuen an uno beiebet ibrr
Qrbait ebe ibr fonfwO faufst.
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mile in length. and commencing one mile
below the fork. For a short distance 1t
has been damned and worked with con-
siderable success, from ten 10 thirty dollars
day being taken out each day, and some
times an ounce TO the painful was realized.
This, however, only happened when the
lower stratum was reached. This IS
stratum of grey and sometimes reddish
earth. The gold is very fine, and gener-
ally lamnated, and is distributed every
where. In the bed of the river il is mixed
with hornblende and iron, from which il IS
difficult to separate it.
Interesting FdctS.-In this region sac
charne mater, of delicious flavor, appears
on different descriptions of trees, and IN diff
ferent forms. On the leaves of the will
lows which grow upon the banks Ii is found
in candied form, on the upper surface,
early in the month of July. The Indians
gather the sugar, and, at their encampment,
enjoy the luxury of chewing the leaves.
On the leaves Of the white oak, also, there
is clear deposit of honey, which Is as
transparent and fine as the article is ever
/ seen, but 1t is of thicker consistency.
There, also, ii collects on the upper surface
Of the foliage until the latter is borne down,
when the saccharine matter drops in mas
ses or Jumps. lis flavor is exceedingly
| pleasant. On the ascent of the Sierra
Nevada there is species Of pine, much
resembling the white pine of the Atlantic
States, except that the leaves turn down.
| This tree grows to an enormous height and
size-270 feet in height and 80 feet in d.
ameter at the base, and sometimes the trunk
runs up $50 feet almost without limb or
crook. the resinous matter which cXudes
from the bark has rich saccharne favor.
The Indians eat it in large quantities.
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longing to the Lopez Cuban expedition, cap
tuFeo by the royalIsts and brought to Havana
August 1.-THE ffty-two prisoners shot at
Havana. Gen. Lopez engages Gen. Emma. in
which the latter is entirely defeated, and Gen
Emma rnortaily wcunded-death ensuing in /,
short ame at Carambola. Revolutionary move
ments in Ecuador. President Nopoa banished
August l8-Porto Rico visited by terrible
hurricane, in which great damage is done and
many lives lost by Hoods from the mountain tor
rents; buildings swept away and plantations
devastated.
August i9-Great hurricane al St Domin-
60. Many houses in Port-au- Platt destroyed,
and large trees uprooted.
August 20-Whale ship Ann Alexander, in
lat. 80 30 s., Ion. l02 w, attacked a whale,
which they struck, when the animal turned on
the beat and bit it to pieces A second boat
shared the same fate. The crews escaped and
were saved by the other bouts The slip now
sailed after the whale, when he rushed at the
vessel at the rate of 10 knot, and knocked
hole through the bottom, causing theshi } to FL!
in 20 minutes, when she was abandonedC total
wreck. The crews were picked up in their
boats by another vessel
August 2l-Riot in NeW-Orleans by Cuban
sympathIzers. The Office of the Spanish Con-
! sui, and the Spanish paper La Fatria, and the
stores of a number of Spanish merchants at
| tackled and destroyed
/ August 22-Ravages Of gale in Florida
! and the West Indies. In Tallahassee, St
| Marks, Newport, and other places the water
/ rose to height never before known. Many
towns suffered great damage. Churches and
other buildings blown down and lives lost. In
/ the West Indies the loss of vessels aud lives
was great Island of Porto Rico sutIersgr
| devastaton....Th American yacht America
won the race at the Ryde Regatta, Eng. Great
tornado at Watertuwn, West Cambridge,
Somerville, Medford, Mass, and vicinity
| Many houses blown down and destroyed
August 29-Famous match between the
yacht America and the Royal yacht Tltania, in
which the America won the prize Of goo
beating the Ttania 81 minrtes.
August 29--Cuban expedition disbands and
! the men seek retreats in the mountains. Gen
Lopez arrested while asleep in a house where
| he had asked for food and shelter.
August 30-Destructive fire at MarvsviIle
Cal; three squares burnt; loss S500000.
August 3l--Gen. Lopez taken to Havana
tried and condemned. One hundred and fifty
five Of his followers made prisoners in the
mountains.
August-Great food this month in the
river Indus, Iudla: l03 villages flooded anc
swept away, with immense loss OF life anC
property.