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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
Sdbnf fir 3udbcn.

Gin tudtigsr e hrcbcr eibt ben &ndbeTy
weIde $dbat tauen uno rauhGn cine belt
fame SCfis nit Der &r1lderung, tas Ger
Sabae taufsno Don 8ndbsn perocrbcH uno
ruinirt bat, eurtb cine 9rfdbrIitbe Srubrsifea
mc5u er UerIeitet, bic GtiocnIhaften sntfaltst,
Die Rnoden permCid Iiht uno ftnddt, uno.
oas Marft oes 8uf9ratS, oo6 Sebtrn uuo
Die 9anjs Ncyprnflii9Peit bssintrd6ti9t.
Man tat ME esiebsn, oaS sin 8nabe Der
uiel rautt eoer 3abet in GROCER Suautitd-
ten auf ir9sno eins4rt 9e5raudt, einsnMonn
pcn fraftiaem Gbaraetar 9emabt bat, fon'
cUn picImsbr, ba5 errer pbDffdfn unb mus,
FuIar fomCbt ais @eiaeefraft man9elt.-
Rnaben ole iemaI5 etr as in Der 9GsIt n ner-
cen mCllcu, perosn Defenders 9eWarut ben
3obat ais sin t6ctIides Sit Su msicsn,-~
C8auernfrcuno.O
1tnicre GrSe @sulc9cn MAIDEN un$
nit Der Sbatlabe befannt, oaB bic innere
Bdrme unIcr5 GrSbd0ss, bel elmer Sttfe
vcn 80 SuB re9eImdBi9 Sunimmt. ie rpeiter
man binunter fommt. 9sie 3unabme Der
@drme III in einem 0urdf6nitts Ssrbdlt'
njB BON Elm 9rao Sabrnbeit fur iecen fiinf'
ten Sus. Quf BEN 9runre Der @Ornwau--
NIinen, cine Giefs uon elm taufsno Swci
buncert Su6, ffei9t Der SbamCmeter 6u SS
@rue, welttqs eroGer Spmmrbiee 9Ieib
1T. Nab celem Ser6dItni6e Wlroen BET
swanSa Weitsn Siefe, NletaQe uno SelIen
I6meISen, uno etibe bInerrt Meiten mel
ter binab, Die t6ee sebntauienrmal 9r66cr
iein alS esfdmolSencn @tien. Q8O aleS
auf einem eefbmoISsnen Scuermcere rubt
iino Grobeben fein QSuneer.
81 Sonap0rte untcf-E leu te'
nant in Der Ser. Sdaten u Qrmee.
SOr RuSem finc 43 &aostten Der NliIitdr'
Qcacemie su 99eit QOint III unter' Gieute'
nant bsf6roert, wOrunter fitb Der Saoet Se'
rome Napeleon Sonaparte bettnoet rpelther
Ro. IL bel Dem gramen rbolten bat uno
Dem S6ueen 8e9inente 5u pferce CMoun'
teo &ifemsn) ubsrWisfGn III.
Sisfsr iun9e Nann III Der Gnfel Serc'
mes Napoleon, bes SruoGrS oes GaiIer5
NappIcCnS, ebsmali9en &6ni9S Von Wet'
pbaIsn, ieei9en prdlicentsn ee5 franjoTIVsn
Senat5 Su Baltimore.
@ofbinatcn, llten du9uf. - Der
Nauonal SuteIigeucer BON beute entbdlt Die
oFficieue Qn;eiqe Der Reh9natiOn os5 Son.
abbott eawrenee aI8 Mniiter in Gnslauo
unc bic @rneunun9 oeS 9rn. SOf. &. Sn'
aerIoa Don @ennfpIuanien an oefen Steue.
@aIpeft IN, 30fen Suti. Cine pdrtet
3noianer bat Dor sini9eu &a9en einen I'm
griff auf Sort 8eIfnap 9emadt uno ron Ga
Ptma 40 MauIefd fort9striebsn. Nnoersr'
Tetts pubIiciren Die 9alVefoner NemS einen
Brief san Sort @afOn pom 25iten Suit
peI6er bcri9tet, bae Die Snoianer aue ra'
big imp,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
Cine arOec seOtt SerIammluna,

Cine auesrCrcentIi6s Mofen SrIamn,
lung Der Burger psnnipIuanien5 foll 9e5ol
ten wsroen ouf Grsitass, Den 20 fen Au9uf,
in 9orriSbur9, nm ben Sobresta9 Der
SdIatt Don Gburubuseo iu fsiern I'm
lenem Sage srrun9sn Dor funf Sabrsn cum
tauIeno Qmerfanifbs SOlcatsn, an9efubrt
Don tem erosen &spubIifaner Sen. 8in,
fieIo Scott, siren Sis9 iber Swei uuo
orei6i9taufeno R ann Der fsinblibsn
Grmse = Elm SisQ, Der uniibsrtrOffsn III in
Der 8sIt9efditts. @ine QnjabI Der befen
Geoner Der Ser. Staatsn weroen Die Ser
fammIun9 anrsbsn. gS wsroen Ssrbsrsi
tun9rn eemabt cine Der 9rOBarti9fen Ser
IammIun9su Su baIten bic ismaIs in biefsm
Staat 9ebalten wuroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
SrnIf unb ictt.-@cr 4 SnEren

SUHTI IIIU JtPI'-UUI SuVIFH VNI'
ten ss unfere 9esner i'm Gebroub, weun
uon Der prsfbentsnfra9e bic &eoe mar, Su
laqen: nSa, Der SaplOr in nitt fIt-er
in fsin StaatSmann-er in nitt popular
uno piro faum Staaten erbaItsn. 6dt
tst ibr absr ben Scott auf9snOmmen, Der
mIros nidt gu bitttn fein; osnn sr III elmer
Der eriten @ensrdIe Der BeIt uno babel Elm
gutter 8e6tsseIebrter uno Staotsmann -
QBie babsn it6 ober cisfs Sabsn 9ednoert!
Sect fassn OisTs ndmIidsn Serren 9erooe
oas 9e9enttsiI -1a9sn ct fei unfdbi9 unc
nennen i'm nod fo9or sinsn Sei9Iin9! @er
miG tunfti9tin ciefsn 9erren ir9eno etWas
sIaubsn? SibrIib Der nibt Der erlt csnft
ebe er han6eIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18

,,Grsstep ptn Der S1elpert &ri6dne fhaet bic 3abl
Der Gnwslsnosn Q6si Der Oliasaru 9sriammIun9) auf
0,000."-8spubftnusr
@anS lss. Nabbar! grsslsp fbdet isne
BsrfammIun9 nibt auf 10000. fOnosrn auf
1000, uno bemerft. oa6 fie Don SieIsn
bic ~ 100000 esfbdet woreen fei = mis
Du bdto ffupn wirff, wenn Du feIb 4 in
fsins 8eituns, bic &ribuus, binsiusuff.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
9yicrce uuo S(Ilcu!

nSurrab fir pierce unb QGIen!" b6rte
man Isete g8obs einsn Bitmib bsnsbsItsn
pisresman bonn Ganos ausrufen. Gin ee-
senwdrti9sr @bi9 fru9 i'm, oh sr osnn pierts
unb &ing nitt unterfiuRsn weroe? @r
6sfann fb siuise QusenbIife unc erpiOerte
oann nit siusm fbwsrsn gie. sr CLAUDE
Rina fsi Der Mann ben T Su untsrifisen
wunfds! S6 fold sin Mann oes Stimm'
rs6ts wirbis!?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
6 1 II Dn.

Die gctofofo Seitun9en publiSircn ae0en.
rpdrti9 9ilten Don QerfOnsn, wsIde, wie Iie
ccr9eben, bic @bi9partei psrIoGen unb Su
ibnsn ibsrsetretsn fno. Nimmt man fib
aber bic Nlhbe 9enau natSufebeu, 70 fineet
man, oa6 Elm She'll nod ME Su ben @bias
9eb6rte une Der onoere She'll nod INNER
eifri9s @bi95 Tinb. Wir woGsn bier einioc
Sr'pteIe 9ebGn pie Ite an9eben:
Cine Nsuporfer 9ofcfofc 3eitun9 brabte
neuIib einen Seritt, ba6 in cinem einsiaen
@aro in Stewart, q. 6, f3S QB 6iQs
ibrs Namen Su einsm Qisrce unb Sing Club
9e9eben bdtten! Gritaunt uber fold cine
frebe unwobtbsit ermiosrts Der ,Wrturp',
cine 3eitun9 BON Ncmarf, FS ooB nibt
Elm einSi9er pierte uno Sing Club barin
eriittre. .S& uno boB er BON feinen brei
QSbi9S mtlIe, bic fur pierce llimmeu wOu
ten, aber td9Iib pon odtbarsn 0smcfraten
Bore, Die fur G8infIcIc ScCtt Su fimmen
9ercnfCn,
Der tieiiQe nRCpubIfanet" rcn pcTlsstfr
Wote bradte fcI9cnres Wdbrtsn:
o@en DorpGe, gNentcur Coantr, tcmmt uns Gle
Slotritbt gu. NOG Or Clarence o. Srid, elm Sreiluns
ger in msrtsonilihsn 8rE9s, Gjccr0c Il. Trd 9ofIrCr
Der 0aupIs @ont, bautcd uno ScICr Gi0cntbimer
Der &su9b unb &raNp GitntpcrtEn, uuo SCbn s..
Mrnt9Cmtrp, So, oils 2Bbi9s, fir Yisrts uuc Sing
funpia peresn"
Ser Sepubtfaner bat ou8 feiner 9uten
Surue 9eftb6pft, oenn es BAT Iib beraus9e
felt, bab ale Sbcn9enannten fir 9 tCtt
9eben, nit Qusnabms ocn Sobn s.. MCnt-
9omcrY. Der immer eu Isitenocr 9ofofOfO
rpar. SOmit if aub ciefer Srof cobin.
TIN unfcrn eerern Su Sci9en, ba6 unfere
9eQner ebt has ndmIttbe SPIEL treben pte
in lS4S uno baHdbe nur in Uerlfdrftem
Md6e ubermateu, geben mir ibncn bisrfoI
9eno cinen QrtfsI aus Dem =, ,8rplsSt0wn
nSemoerat" pom 5. Sspt. lS4S:
,Nerratb in bubcn 9SlGtrn. - gEc tSnncn
Die QGboS crpartcn NIT sen. SorIcr fcarcith u ein,
mcun NiGnnEr ntc Die l9nbGn, Sic 2ts Iufdbrtr ets
94bi99Smu5 trnren, tbu 81 untrlttBcn psrlpE9trn:
Smr Gtn, 2anjd gRCblr,
cScbn S0seton, q. 99. PcttS,
Z. q. 8ibniuaS, ,pcrate Everett
eJc6h. eeooitt, lbpr0f @rtdtU
Columbus 0tIano, Sci. 81. 9'cct,
.. 8. Silotu, Sol 9. 9Hbitt,
8. g. Stautcn, 6. g. tbamtln,
~ u 2IlRSsI IlHp ouu,uUU NHutTe
Sen zen Stiecn inb II prcminsrtI Q9bje Glitotr
ecS Gcuartfcs. On 3uioe tbun 8 Setr9ottu ptr Ybi:
labGpbia Gcnpcnticn Nuls paS Iis tGuncn, um Gjtn.
Sonrr Su tCfisacn, uno 6uno ron GHbj9Ejtlu9tn
pri9trn iIb isinSn Slomsn Gufu,itbtr-
Die g8ahrbst III. SItn Sarlcr miro nicbt mStr aIs
;rpei StantCn iolid uno nitt mbr ols Ulsr Staatcn
nSrtlib scn W1Olon uno Drrn's Clinic srbattsn."
60 fprabeu Die GOfofcPo 3eitunaen in
lS4S, uno bob worsn es Iauter Seifsnbla.
fen: Slap. @sbifsr, unb anbsrs Mdnner
einesn nitt qsaen SaplOr unb osrfsIbs in
9lorreb ermdbIt worosn-uno nit StOtt
9scsntsn mir nod Elm weni9 befer Su tbun.
~Rihffe @ohe fclQt Su ibrcr Stir
flung wierer eiu Seller Scptts Suppe.
~~-cSO-oIoIN-~~~.~@o-O-O4
SCmif uno iett.-0Or 4 Sahren bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
9tucb Gin (S;rnRo. -


fur Sen. ScCtt (iimmen, neil er fatb y.
lifb if 70 iaot Der petsr.-S6 fann nibt
fur @tneral Seott ftimmcn. neil .sr n cb t
fatbcif6 it uno esssn bic &atbrEfsn in
Werifo ssfO6ten bat; 70 Iu9t Ger SObn.-
Sb fam nitt fur 9enerol StOtt ilimmen,
neil er fur &oiTutb mar uno i'm fO9ar be
fudbt bat, ais er in 8uIbin9tOn mar; 70
fuot Der @eOr9. - SD eann ni6t fir Sen.
ScUn timmtn neil er 9ssen ROfutb uno
bic SnteruentiOn III; 70 fast Der SatOb. -
uno 70 line Der tIeinIiben urfadsn peIe
[psnn AUDI nur ein9etiIoetsl Die biefen unc
enen ueranIafen m69sn, 9e9en StOtt gu
flimmen; feline Sreunce Ober iiimmen fl ilr
ibn, neil lie eIauben ba6 er Der @bre wertb
III uno baS DObI css eanoeS f6roern wiro,
fOUieI er fam; aud iino fie 5abIreib 9e-
mug um ibn nit 9rOber Mebrbsit erwdbIsn
bu f6nnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
Glecfid,enier.Dpeumerte

-tlnfere 9eener fbeinsn ftbr fleieig bamit
lbfh6ftiet Su fein, baS Ganb nit gIsdI6e.
mir, DOeumenten Su ibHfreuen. DtsfsIbe
finb fOI6e prooufte bic fiber wsosr bem
8erfafTer nod Dem ueberfsnber gbrs ma
den. @enn iene Suren benfen bnmit
Mbi9- -Stimmen fur Qierce, in unfersr um
ee9eno su fan9en, 70 iino fIe aber Iiber BE-
frosen, benn BEL einem FOIden aufsetIdrten
8Olf wie bic @biss i'm Qu9emeinen iinb.
fonnen iOIde f6muei9e @pilteIn eurdaus
feine Serdnoerun9 berpOrbrin9en. 9skts
@o6e erbieIt elmer unfsrer 9sfbdsten aIten
Mbig Burger btefss @aunties 9 &sben oes
Serrn Douglas in sinem 9ad, nie er
ans perhterte, absr fo9te sr, ubei mir ma
den (OL6e S6pa6beiten fsinen ginoruf,
i6 merbe, wenn IDS erIebe, fur Sen. Scott,
ben nit 8ubm beoe6ten SeIeen, uno fomit
fur einea bef6leenben Sariff unb fur bic
mabren SntereGsn meines eanoes fiimmen,
uno fpenn mir aud &arrenlaaun9en folder
pber irseno anoerer 2Ocumente Su9ef9idt
perbsn."
4eutfber Scott-G tub. - Qm %.
SuIi III In Milmaufie Elm oeutf6sr Scctt
Club, unter benz 8Orfee bes befannten
R6sltr pon SsIs, 9e9rlnbet wOroen,--
6err STEPHAN s. 8 ambiser 1T S9rlft'
frber bisfes Ssens.
Gine Srduen -@onrenticn niro
am Sten 9ien unb l0ten Ssptenn6sr in Sp'
saeuIsl y. g., eesaItsH tpstoeH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18

Das usOuispiuer SOurnaI" berttst oab
@snraI Scott cine sr6sere Mebrbeit in
Rentudp s,baIten mirb, aIS SapIor i'm Sabr
48. 3bOmas S. MadbaI, Der ausaeSeib'
nets Heonsr Gsntudp's uno frhber elm tbd
tiser bdIt sben Stumprsoen in aIlen Sbei-
len bss StGats fhr ben SsIpeu ppn sun'
bps eans,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18

~Sie philadelphia Sun bic einSi9s
NatiOs Qmsriean 3eituns in iener Staot,
unO eswis 6. eeUin, Der sinSiae Natipe
Qmerifaner, wdbsr iemoIS bic !9auen oes
@onarsGsS sntebrt. Ssi9en bsiOe befti9e Bit
terFsit gs9sn Scott unc 9eben fur peree.
@r III Der Natipe Ranoioat ,0a! 9a!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18

Tdr 0iee '9srdttsent;
8tIItam q. 0ra6am.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18

Gine Srauen- -@0npenticn tptro
am Sten, 9ten uno l0ten September in Sp'
yacuis, 81. o., eeboIlsn rFeeH,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18

GOuisUiQe, 9 Qusuf. 3u GOSSiusfo,
WiIhf, fdOs am %. SuIi Elm 9err &cY
ben DOttor 8rOOfs. Der fsitorm gu @Ias-
acw, 8entufp, 9e(forbsn ift.-um Gonna
beno brannte ni6t melt Don bier cine Ne-
pubutte ab uno brsi Ginbsr fno in Den
SIammsn um9efOmmen.
Gin iunaer SaueenibtS, Gba. Duebs,
wuroe in BrootIpn Usrbaftet, neil er eInem
iun9en SrauenSimmer cine eaoun9 pulpsr
ins @eGibt f6Os. Oas 8elitt oes WIae~
9ens fOQ far4terIi4 cntfeat fsin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18

8itItsbur9, Rp., %, SuIi. SCr
einiacn Ndtten entitano in einem SpteI
baule Elm beftissr Srsit, NORM a6t ooer
Ssbn Qsrfonen pcrwideIt warsn uno Der en
b66ft bIuti9eS Gnoe nabm. SomeS Sslt
wuroe tur6 uno eur6 9sf6o6cn, Der 9irn'
IbdeeI einesfblasen un0-mis ca5 @crubt
fast - feiHr RebIe uboefbnittsn. Gr mar
auf Der SteQe tCot SO. SbOemofer erbtelt
einsn StuB unb sinen Sid, Cbne 9cfdbr'
LID uerlebt Su wuosn. 8. 8. &ap muroe
Bpei Wal eeIbUGen-tins @unce in t6ot-
lid. Qbrabam &sup unb Som SarriS tru'
aen unerbebli6e @uneen oauon. Neebr
ais SmanSis S6hIe fOusn abSefeuert NOR.
ben isin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18

@uf6inetcn, 1lten au9uf. = Der
Naional SnteIigencer Don bcute entbdlt bic
offlcieue QnSei9e Der &eii9natiOn oe5 Son.
abbott Gawrenee aIS Miniiter in gnslano
uno bic @rnennun9 oe5 Srn. Sof 81. Sn'
oerIoQ BON Vcnnfplponien an oeGen Steue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
Scientific Items.

TIE Production of Fish.-A female carp
will deposit something Ike quarter OF million eggs
a sturgeon six or seven millions salmon se'ern
hundreds Yet of these very few are really iecundstd
or grow into fish on account OF the ACCIDENTS ~nicn
them not 10 mention the quantity devoured oy
other hsh Two humble fishermen OF France nave re-
Gently directed their attention TO this mser ana nso
devised plan by which ALL or the greater psrt o. US
sgg. NAV be ecundaed, and rivers stocked WIN n'n
an incaicuable amount pamphlet before Us ue
,cribes ha, simple plan and gives much more
lion ON the subject The discoYsrets nave h7,'y
watched the operations Of Nature, ana guhueu as Nlns'
m. thousand accidents which interrupt those operS
ton, The eggs grow Within the ovsries OF the len Nie
until they become burdepsome TO her, ana sue isneNs
herself of them by pressing Der storscn aSsins' t'o
pebbles, any other substance az tne oIo - "a ~
water The eggs flow from her Into hole "hch she
prepares for them By similar process tns maze rs
ieves bmself of the mth, which, flowing on tne ess,
cundaies them The hsh then cover W taese egg VIE
sand or pebbles and leave them 10 become 'n "a 1uo
course au ,h refore that Man need do Is 10 Isolate
these eggs from the destructive accidents OF rivers d
10 furnish them With all the necessary condionS les
has been accomplished by the simple plan OF usuu aa
Reuy who. uuder the patronage Ot tue roVsihHch',
have stocked streams and rivers in various paris OF
France In report made by Dr. HaXo,t The AedasHy
Of Sciences In s4g read that these men had iofmsa
piece OF water, belonging exclusively To men, IA
which they have between hEe and six mui)ns OF
trout aged from three years There Is ne Rs 10
hy fshers and gentlemen whole trout streams are I'M
poverishedl
PrercRt0n OF Ra,lWdY AccldentS.-Ihe
practice Of placing looking glass before the engineer In
locomotive, inclined In such way 70 enable him 70
see the whole train behind him without turning IS grad
uay becoming universal on the continent Of Europe
Many roads in Francehave adopted this PLAN the eater
part OF those In Austria have tried SUGGEST y and the
locomotives on the line from Brussels to antwerp have
been lust fitted with the necessary rehectOrs ShJu
car or any portion of the train become detached should
an axle break or in short ony accident hsppen the
engineer sees il at once.
Substitute for Mulberry L>dres.-An
Italian wousn, named Theresa Ramos, has discovered
and proved by practice that the plant called the ceR''
node /. ~ good a pourishment for silk worms "a the
leaf OF the mub rig. She has raised large quantity
of worms in xyt en- days only, upon this plant alive.
Those however, who have once ta'ted the mulberry,
will not consent 10 be weaned from IL, and neces'
sary - bring them up exclusively the cen'node II II
is intended that they shall feed upon IT, II this dscoy'
cry confirmed, speculation in the morris mltcaul7 10
decidedly at an end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
Philadelphia New Itcms.
corres7oas-nce of TIE y Y. Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, July % le52.
Police Officer Miller. who was wounded
on Sunday evening by youny C0wpertswlite, Is some-
what better 10 day His recovery. however eN.rome
IL doubtful Cowperthwait5 Is in prison.
James McGrath, aged years, was run
over by stone wagon Seventh and Fz water .t las;
evening and Instantly killed. IRE driver OF the wagon
Yves exonerated by the Coroners jury from all blame
John Adams, aged 90 years, cooper by
irsde and residing in Vernon-st, below South, cont
mit,ed suicide al hs residence, by throwing himself
from window. Insane.
Martin Campbell, the young man who
was shot st Seventh and Fitzwatsr st sunday night
is recoveIing.
The weather is pleasant to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

There are few brick buildings, such as the kall-
road Depot, Machine Shop, Loder House, " MS
lev" Block. &c, but the town ls generally punt
of wood. Fredonia three miles south Of Dunkrk,
is a beautiful village and is growing rapidly
JAMESTOWN in the southern part OF the county,
is improving very fast, ChautauIue outlet AFFORD
ing excellent water-power for manufacturing pur-
poses. ELIIyGToS CENTER, fifteen years ago
one Of the hardest holes in the county, is now a
thriving village. WEsTFIErD, one Of the most
beautiful villages in Western Newly DIRK, - not
behind her sister villages in Improvements.
The season is very backward, but the last few
days of melting weather have done much to bring
crops forward. The Potato crop last year was
nearly failure but the vines now look well,
though late. The largest corn have seen be-
tween New.York and the Lake, is on the Flat
near Fredonia, but generally the crop is very late.
The nomination of Scorr and GRAHAM, suits
the Wings Of this county, and she promises them
one OF her oldfashioned majOrities. Let me sus-
eest that to insure it they must have better or
ganizaton than they have had flate years.
Eighteen hours over the Newly ork and Erie
Railroad will land passengers in Dunkirk, 400 miles
from New-York, and what luxurious railroad
riding in those broad seats By the way the
Directors Of the Railroad Company should cause
some Improvements to be made in the Eating Sta
tons. At Narowsburgh, one of the princip Al
stat ons many Of the passengers remained in the
cars, grumbling of previous poor breakfasts. |
did not keep my seat, but soon wished had.
EOurs :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
WESTERN NETWORK.
Chautauque County-Growth, Crops, Polft


SINcLAIRyILLE, N. Y, saturday, July 10, 1852
Ts the Editors Of The N. Y. Tribune:
am stopping few days in this ight-
full village, and cannot resist the temptation to say
something about this my native county. Proba.
bly, no county in the State has improved more
during the last ten years than old Chautauaue.
She was long under the curse of Land Office
DEBT, AID numbering has been curse to the
southern portion Of the county, but the debt at
last is mainly removed, the pine trees are nearly
squandered, and she has taken her place among
the first counties in the State. think grain.
growing and dairying are about equal in the town,
bordering on Lake Erie, but in the more southern
towns dairying and stock growing are the princi
pal business of the farmers. Butter is now sell
ing for ID cents, cash, by the quantity, 90 cents
IN store pay being the price ten or twelve wears
ago Wool the best, is selling at - cents and
heard of one lot at 40 cents. Dealers are mae
cautious, having met with severe losses last year
Much OF the Improvement in this county Is due to
the completion of the New-York and Erie Raj.
road. The Buffalo and State Line Road
too, adds much to the improvement in tbS
lake towns. Produce can new be sent IN NJ
ORR IN two days, while ten and twelve dsys
was the shortest time via Buffalo and the csrsI
NdtVie ana sneep are now sent down by railro.d
when formerly several weeks were re,m;r-d ~
DIVE or, them to New York and Pniladelph'a. In
Plank roads the people are moving. One lin.
was completed near tTO years since fran, W.
Held TO Clymer, Is meS. and is now being nr.boI
on to Columbus and Warren, Pa. Lqs7 ya,r
line was completed from Dunkirk throueb "a
donna, stockton and Ellery to Jaaestow6 end
beng extended to Warren, Pa, - mis- e.,
DunsHk. This year a third line will he bn G,"
running from Dunkirk through FREEDOMS I oor',
oasSadoga SinclarvIle and Gerry. 70 interSna,,
the stockton road to jamestown. This ronte =
several miles shorter to jamestown and w.
and she giaie Is said to be les than tb-a''.i
stockton and Eery. 'oIsn
CHAUrAUQUE LAKE is absautifll sheet oru,..u
twenty miles long and three or four wiie 49,
ing with pickerel white and black bass SC a.,
Plckerel have been caught weighing over II onnoI.
think Of that, sportsmen. A steamb,sf -
on this lake between Mayyiiie THE Co1nty sea-
and Jamestown. '~I
DUyNEE, the termination OF the New. Yo,ks,I
Ene x. X. IS growing quite rapidly. thonsh m"st
Of the buildings are cheap and unsIb.tss,;ai
fear the fret fire, with strong wind from the -
VII bgln he greater portiou O. tie town 10 aebs.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
Tie Elaine Law Defended.

The Democratic Rerie,0 having repeat
edly assailed the Maine Law as an iafrac-
tion of the dearest rights Of the Citizen,
(thst of suicide iucluded) The American
Temperance Mdgasine, 10y T. Sherlock,
NosS6 Nassau ST., in is July issue, meet,
the assault fully and fyrcibly. The fol-
lowing is the latter half of the article:
The Maine Law does not. in fact. directly or
indirectly interfere with the Constitution. Ii does
not lsok down our friends throat, or make inon;.
sltlon INTO the contents OF his stomach Ills
sucking and his bitbing are quite unrestrajned the
sand law notwithstanding. He il upnecesssriI,,
sensitive, and goes into very neeslcss mysteries On
these points. Keep cool, good friend keep cool
Read the law Here il is: First that no person
shall manufacture or sell, for the purpose of bein
drunk, any intoxicating liquor secondly. that
houses or stores where it is kept for sale NAV be
searched, and the liquor forfeited if found. The
remainder of the law refers TO the penalties. and
the manner of imposing them, and making provi.
sons for the sale of liquor for mediciAdi' and
mechanical" purposes.
These are the provisions Of the Maine Law.
IL will be at once seen how clear they keep of all
attempts TO explore the citizens digestive or
gems, or mtermeddle with the gastric Juices
ihey leave HIM, IN fact, free 10 cut his throat or
SWIM poisen, and cOnfine themselves TO the auda-
cry oil removing the razor and the bowl. Thus
lHr 90 tney eotIude themselves within the sacred
cicie OF Individual responsibility They deal with
sicohol as other laws deal with arsenic ns orr -
laws Yet deal with adultented Tread and diseased
meat that is 20 say, restrict the conditions of its
safe 10 the detlment and ruin Of the cop,np,;ty
u the law only made provisions for p1nsb;ng Nv -
dy vendors for It's adulteration. Tor infIs,5g an,
poisonous matter in lqgoT other than the native
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
OLD CHIPPEWA. 81. For The Tribune
ny W. L. HUBBELL.


~, yhiss who once battled for Tippecanoe,
w,s fought BY his side till the conflict was DER,
Who conquered as conquer the tried and tie uu''
To the onset again, and to battle once more
hero bears our banner now,
Hip! hip boys, hurrah!
With glory's wreath upon his brow
He won at Chippewa
And We who have fought with the patriot "'ny'
T;ll that day.star Of Freedom was shrouded IN
night,
r,o,, vonr sorrows awaken, TO battle away,
And triumph as victors with Freedom and Right
Patriot leads our gallant host,
Hip bip! boys, hurrah!
Who never tainted at his post,
For brave is Chippewa.
We thousands that conquered with Taylor the
brave,
And rushed to the standard he proudly main
tanned,
On, on with your armor, your country to save,
And guard the same banner so nObly sustained
A Cheftain guards that banner now,
Hip! hip! boys, highol
Who won victor lauieled brow
In bloody Mexico.
For the Hero, the Patriot, and Cheitaln we II
rally,
And Join the bold egions that rush to the fight
For the North's noble hills, and the SOuth's fer
tile valley,
Re6cho the shouts for Scott, Union and Might"
Then to the breeze our gallant flag,
Hip hip boys, hunah
And let it float DER vale and crag,
Inscribed with Chippewa.
Eets Haren, July, 1861.