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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

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JicmtirDpcrt Cgiad) l,cralc iagt rae oi:
9tntens 3nders Grnranie prn 0tprtbamptcn
ibrc @jrbinec srleuo,t hat, unn nun eas @es
it'dft I'M grr6ell Wfa6itate tctreibsn irire.
Sic brsaflen So flw eine 2rme 9fuben.
Wlehrere Wanern babcn ,rar;i9 Grrnen
9lntcn per 9fer 9e;e9cn. Eic Sabrif miro
,allf trEtide 99cile trrieten. Ci, 9iubrn
mercen 9ftrrdnet uuo efmahfrn, eaS gReh[
oleeauu III eincm ilarteu Syrup gcfpcht,
na!rNer seun fFilhiiilrt ipere.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

Die grennce Scfepb Mitners perfammeIs
teit iIdl am 3teu 9icpeniber 80 Scllibapsburg,
IN suntiii9bcn @auntp, TIM fId, peaen ben
Setriigereien bic BEL Der lebter WahL in ielbts
gem @auntp periibt wurben, 3u beipreAer,
ba bic 9ieturns9iidter Die Stinnlen fur &c.
natcr oeriparfen iinb 70 Die oerren M'@laD
uno Bel Inn ibre @rfpdbluns ais Senators
betrcgen baben.-Dies 1T praftifder eofo
6efcismus
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14
Bon ciner 9tadfd,rift beS q. y. Courier unb
Snqlirer, bonn Ereitaae.

Srn ZEN Seritter, ipeld,e mir jest inA "a
Jug baben, su nrtbeilen, 1T or. 9 ewarSS
@rpatlun9 fetnem 3peiiel mebr unteripprs
Ten. csn 1885 mar WareDs Wetrbeit auf
oleier Sette bon sllbanY 97S0. Scwarb's
Ufehrbett III benielben Saunties wirb bieies
..Jabr ild iiber 1000 belaufen. Seine Webrs
hett lin 9anSen Staat ipirb nidt peniecr als
3ebntauieno Sttmmen ausmadben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

@infreunbfh aftlider Biuf.-
Eie Sclt9dn9er eines @aittaules III @ccrsis
Ell bemerften in Der linen ooracfeeten Sutter
sSliegen. 9itdlter OcclD nabm bater ben
@aihpirtb bel Seite, imo bebeutete inn uns
ter picr slu9cn. baB etniee ieiuer Sefanrten
9faubten, er fpiirbe AM beiten tbuL mcnu er
bic Butter auf eiuem Seller, uno bic Slir9en
auf einem anbern porieetc, bantit lJe Die Qente
nab Selieteu mifhen f0nntcn. llebrigens
m1d,e er biefen 8crfd,la9 nar, samit eie
Gade III Grlpdanug oescgen nernc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

8et Der Wab( wcIhe leete 9Scd,e in 0t.
g)erf 9etaltsn puree, batteu bic Qofc Scfc'S
[icncerbar 9erugl all itren gSohlpIiern eiu
Mcttc auf9eridltet: Ii ug ldubi9 reer
Gbrtften. Ties 1T cenn in Der { nat
sic Sade 70 peit 9etriebei,, ais man srn ci,
rtem ouf9cflirten Seife erip1rteu fam
Sannp 9Sri9bt ihre S.eteprieitrriu, hat liz
ncn btcfes cin9eacbcr, uno allc, lpclde Ger
1pfc Sofo partct crgcben uno fltr cen QSabls
settel ittnmten fIno aI6 crflirts gtnbdnoer
Der berilftiStcn SannD Nrigbt anmleben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

Sn Geras ipnrbe neuIid, cine 0ipilcn
Qanbmeiier, tpeldle burd bas 8ebtet Der nils
terftieelihen Subtaneritdmme 9in9en nno
baliefbe aufnabmen, angcfalen uno ale, bis
auf piere, ernoroet. Die Sitbianer follen
benielbeii pprber 9eirarnt babeit ihr @etiet
,ilidt III betreten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

9tdd ecm llfsn Sanuar 1889 barf auf
St. Gcnln9o fctn NabagcnDbaum mebf
getdllt nereen III ben eortisru 9SdIectt.
9Sohrldclhltd1 ut oes Guten Su nicl 9eidjes
ben nno man iinbet eS fur n6tbig, eicle bes
llebte mo 9eiudlte S.cl;art Hid)t Der @jefabr
prels 81 9eben, alS9crettet 3n mcreen, ceet
ele 9fcgicrnh9 prn {SaYti bat babel eie gefcrs
ecriaig ecs 9tctcrtauS i'm 9liiac.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

Die neuli6en llnruben in S0apans
,la fino burh Die 9eibiften Wea6res
geln oeS @oupern0rS IN 70 nett &C.
bdlnpft pprbetL ba6 ntan Die ltrheber,
pielIeiCbt 20 tn itnterirbii6e SEber,
lpo Die pioeripenift9e S6parse lieen
ciuen 9Sohnprt anlpieS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

Sie Grseu9niile Der Gunfe(rlitcn,
I'm baraus pur6 ctnen fur59efa6teil
TroSe6 peifen 3ufer Sn er5cugen,
nimmt 9lei6fallS tn Den Ser. Staaz
teil einen ptdti9en Gripcrt5reg ell.
eSn ben Dffii6en Siaaten, no allies NIT
arobem @ifer 9elhiett bat man tcz
reits 10 Nfunb i6rpere Hnnfelrliben
sn Marfte 9ebrad)t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

slm Mcnta9e re9nctc e6 uuuntcrtrcd,ea.
l6404 Stimmcn nlircen eihge9ebclt. giat6
ain9, NIT ,peni9en 9Iusnahnlcu, rHbie III.
lie QSbi9S ip0reu in hpbem Dtufb llno bic
ecfp'6 tgen9ten jeoe 9ierpe at.
lldn 9lautt, bas 10000 Stimmcu in Der
Gitp u. Wcrf falIcn perpet uno 100000
hnrd een ganSen Staat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14
Seatcr Sfrrner.

Ga6 GcrbIr erS &aterm6rter5 Sc. Stes
mart III Baltimore, enoete bamit, bas bic
Surp onfdn9lidb nidit rilti9 werben ffcnnte
aber ;ulcet inter tttb untcrhanoeltcn uno linn
DSduIri9 oes NirrfeS I'M ;,peiten @jrape"
einbradtc. lie 9opcfatcn bcs 3atern6rs
GERS, irclde lin uatirIldb 9crne fret hdttclL
bielten bel Ger Scurt carauf al, cas- rm ncucS
Gerb6r ben 9in9etla9cn crlanbt ,pcroe, aus
Rem t,iftiScn G'rnncc: oaB bic Surp entiw:
eer i'm uleig rrcr I'm IL nj . 8
ciHbriuotn mIl;Ien. 90atrihcmlidl miro
ciclcr &atcrmcrecr frel fcnaren, fpcuu CT
Gelb 9snn8 bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

2ittleburD SawfirS, i'm Staat slrfanfes,
nabrfd,einlid ein @caeftcr Der Gcreint0tcn
Staaten, bat iGdb NIT s1l5,462 6fentlihcn
G'eloc6 unfebtbar gemadlt. Seine @ilras
Ihaft, pelhe CT 9r9cben, telisf iId, auf 90
taufcnb Ghaler.-Gine ihSne BAN 8nren
ioansbaltnn9 bic u6lt8 gum SutsIrcafilry
Syltem paet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

:" Ter Martfcntan" fa9t, rae Die Soal(e
IN Ger ncncn Naten Sfiee Si @afd,ington
Der grSfte Sdal in Der 9Sclt mcrccn fcll.
lie Sede tpirb pcu 200 Sduleu '9ctraaen.
Man 9laubt, cas Der pcrtico @iihunbert
nno Sman;ig Sdulene Sbaler fcllen mirc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

Sn bem Grrfe Gabrfte, Sainpis, iebt cine
Stride, bic in Sahr 1888 opn fransoGlcbcn
9lultcelern ereaHt pnrrc. lie @icfe muree
aebn Sabre frhbrr ben Gurcpa ecrtbm ses
iauet
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

Gin cn9Iiffe 3eitu9 tiinoi9t Die @rfneung
etnes Oampfptlu9es an Der ,ebn Surden
auf einnal MAIDEN fol-.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

Nte 9ieu 2lcrfcr 8bi9 3eitiu9eu pom
Sienita9e warncn cas publifum, uidt slt
Wetten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14
MInaelpeilhtes @crn fIir QlferNc.

Stner Ger belteu 8ancrn III Baltimore
GauutD, MarDlaue, behanptct bae or wrs
ni9itsuS eiii Grittel ocn leinrm gSelidlfrrn
eriparr, eurdl Die slrt ipie CT feline Nfcrte
baiRit fhttere. Seiu plau lit Sicler: Gr
hat .sDci Sso9ebeabs III leinem 5eller auf9cs
itellt, no ile ocr bem Sroit fiber fiuc. Cies
; ie fuftt CT sncrit NIT Seru III Der scbre me
aiebt ednn I0 otel lSaier tineili, caf; ba6
tfrrn eaprn beScft miro, 9todloem bic 9lebs
ren sduslih curhgcprid1t fnc, fdu9t CT bas
nit 81 filttern an, gicbt abcr ben pferbeH uur
;pet Crittel pom gcrSbuiideu MaaB, gSruu
eiueS Der Safer lccr ,pirb, 70 fillt er eS ipics
Der anf; ipenu baum baS anbere leer miro,
70 it eaS erite audh ,piecer fcrti9 gum @es
hrdud,. Sluf cieie slrt iperpen ole Soften ic
,reid,, bas Die pferoe fe sdnshd persehren,
lnn fp miro Gin prne6 Drittel ah 6utter crs
ipart. Gr oeriIthertc, e0B Die Nferre bic
5eclbeu nit Sesierce freicu gutcs sIuslebcu
bcbalten nnb 9craee le picl ScIcarbeit uers
,ichteu t6nuen, ais mrnu lle rad Rcru aiIrin
rd6cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

uniere Staats 9eietgctuas wire I'D, anf
er ten Dten Il az i'm Geeemter, unb
hlot am Sreltru gu harrisburg per(ants
neliI.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14
SIR Yrdifoent:
Gen. gGtn1. FL. Narrtso,r.
Grneunilnaen cur6 @oup. 91itner.

Grnellnilil9en our6 9oup. Jtttiter.
Spbn S. Nube, jr. Giar. bon sllleits
taur, 0eda @auntp, sllm @ebllfsridter fur
erfagtem @otlntD, an Die Stelle pe6 unldn9t
perifcrbencn Scbn Sr9rl.
-Sfaac SreiniG Giqr. sum 8ries
eensridlter pen SbersWacun9le Saunidip,
eeda @auntD.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

Srm Snnern be6 4anbcS, iagt bic 3cituno
pom leeten Gpuerltag albenn, fpmnen ebens
fails erfrcrltfe Sie9esnahrihten eiu.
@enn 9lbcliticnismus nibt pie cine Nue
RTE ilber ben Stnat llubeil augcriebtct b6tte,
70 ftnlten mir jcet fhcu nit SiemIictcr Sc
ipisbcit annehmen, oas 9Silliam s. Separp
ais Gcupernpr ceS Staat6 9ieuYcrf erpdblt
mcrbcn Iei.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

Sic g5tiIaeeirtier teidmcren I'd, in thrrn
3riilnJet ,regen rcr 2unatme pcu Gicc,
Jtdhlen, une baf CRETE IHnntc cie Sc:,te aui
scn Strnscn tciftu. Scit Scl SipifI nidi
mebr Mlapcr bon ecr GttY ilt, IrGcu GiCte II.
Ounce ftiacn 9icircft mrtr fur bic Ytl;3g
lmp Gjecpc tatca,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14
Whi9s
eofo 8Ofos.
d

8oil sllbanp Staot ipereen 600 8biq.
Mebrbeit beriobtet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-14

Q6frtborHc2aeuu9. 0as Sdif
Erpauuaao, pctebcs ala l2tcr &ctcter pen
2aetsct iiadl SRfale obfnbr, bar 1852 gils
fhcl @ietrcloc, 5!3 Sdser MthL Is SAFER
J.l&e uae 1900 &uIhet G'ruNeNrnen aus
&erc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09


semiannual statements Of the affairs Of the
bank adopted. and The bill sen, 70 be en-
crossed AdJ.
SENATE. 2 o'clock, p. NJ Bills
Extending the limits Of jail yards, 70 the
limits of town, introduced by Mr. Robinson,
and the yeas and nays being demanded on
the second reading ofthe bill il was rejec-
ted, yeas 4. nays Ia. and the Senate. Adj.
HOUSE. ResoiHtioas--By Mr. Brooks,
as 10 the expediency Of increasing fees oil
jurors onjusiice trials to 80 cents and cents
per mile travel each way-sdopted
Mr. Townsley called up the Brattleboro'
bill, and it was amended (same as Rutland
Bill J motion TO lay it on the table and
make il The special order for tomorrow
morning, was negatived. i0s to 10. After
discussion by Messrs Field Of W.. Fair.
banks and Townsley, Mr. Shattuck moved
10 dismiss the bilI--syes rs. noes los
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09

,oesk before he election. -
'o''owing remarkable lanellOOn
ltis idle to pretend ID conUUDN
mat u the amendments to the h., nv
Dc carried, the old dsmocra,;e Lin
broken up. This is fairlv eosom Bo,,o.
ingersoll, who is ineomearahl!e tent q
champion ofthe amendments
monwealth. And further thar II 1M
amendments be carried ana i. "
party compelled 10 undergo The lBsS
reorganization. as the friends Of ~
menis admit will be the case !, ~, .ae Gin,
possible for Mr.. Van Buren, .",.vtps
Presidential election, 10 ytes;rs = ,MRR
Pennsyfpanid Itrequires usi,bs ~ pin
nor the son Of a prophet 10 ure ,' y p !,
moments reflection will satisIv 49, '" ~ y
gent man that such viii be ibs any
MIR. Van Buren, then, accordio ss !. !,
ry respectable authority. cunno,
vote Of Pennsylvania, al the nov, ',ps 'A,.
tlal election, in consequence Of ,b;. t's''a.a
up and reorganizing Of parties ina S,sasa!
force OF the new Conslitu,;on PS "S },
seems. was admitted BY Mr. Inrs,.i.,1,a
the friends Of the amendments 'O''' I'd
We should be glad 10 know II.
the American Sentinel on the snb;. 's"
that the question is settled '''' nov
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09
(Ftom ne Prorideaee Journal Of Saipfdasl
ELECTION OF A UNITED STATES
SENATOR.

The two Houses ofthe General Assem-
bly Joined in Grand Committee Tins mo ~.
ing. at II o'clock. for the purpose Oh e,ee',aS
a Senator to the Congress Of the vaass
States. for six years. from the sih o. as ..
next. in place ofthe Hon. AsnkR ko's', N
whose term of office will then expire A.
the members from both Houses were Pc
ent, and on the first ballot.
NATHAN FELLOWS DIXON
of Westerly, was elected by a majority
%. over all others. ana
Mr. Dixon has long been known :, w NJ
of the most prominent members o. . .ue IA
party 10 the Southern part Of Ine e'a'' ,bs
was for many years Represen'ansesw y
General Assembly from the lowa s.' her d
ly. and for several sessions was spe y o,o,s
The House. His election cannot lall @P P1ou,
highly satisfactory 10 the Wings 'n'0'S'
the State.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09
Brighton MarEe,--sronday Nov. 5, isss !

[Reporied for the Daily Advertiser .aaa slssO,
al marke, 2l0O Beef Cattle, 500 Stores sV's -
and 400 Swine. ..,a;,,ed o. !
PRICES BEEF Cattis-The Prlees ou'I Ma auat
tew weeks past were hardly sustained "' malt, y
~. We quote first quality -; seooh'
a S7i third quality 50a6. - o,iess u
Barreiiing Caffis-Dul, aud iosme' So
susi aimed, We quote Mess6 6Oso ''' W.
a5 70. .:..5 urubak
StoresFormer prices were not ss'a ss'asal sab
" accustomed ~ the stern. We quo'es o ,h,ee ,sa
aieralios, via; two year old Sis 90
old $24 a 49,. =. 4 IS, 81
2 IA, q 81, 2 as, So and rs. si.a Cd 81
S,oins-- Lots 10 peddlc were sold
and I 81 for Barrcws. AZ retail ae
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09

EuRoPE. For an interesting article on the
present political state Of Europe, see first page
England seems also about to have work in the
East. Mr.. Perkins,one OF the Am. Missionaries
in Persia, writes under date July 9th, '.that the
British ambassador at the Persian court had or
'dcred all the officers of his country TO prepare
TO leave Persia immediately. The British gov
eminent regards itself as having been insulted
by tho Shah of Persia, and il is thought that
nothing short Of war will be the result, even
ifthe Shah should try TO effect a reconciliation,
which he is not likely to do" Mr.. Perkins
and his CONDUCTORS had applied to the Russian
ambassador to put themselves under his pro-
lection, instead of that Of the British.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09

" respectable authority, canno,
vo,e o. Pennsylvania, al the nert p','',l
tial election, in consequence Of ,b;. w'ats
up and reorganizing Of pau;e. - O'easM
force OF the new Constitution ny Y
Is seems was admitted by Mr. lure,, ,Ta
the friends Of the amendments s''O'l nd
We should be glad 10 kpow Il.
the American Sentinel on the srh;;.' s"
that the question is settled. ''' nov
From the Rochester Denoe,,,
90 WING VICTORIES
SINCE 1886.
- n's o'a'es. Loco Foco sI.A,
pennsylvania, Maine.
New Jersey, New He.
a Delaware, Sor,h cs nne
Z maryland, Alahama,
vermont Missouri. !,
Il Massachusetts, Micb;csa IA
ennessee' Arkansas,
Kentucky,
Georgia,
Illinois,
Rhode Island,
Mississippi,
Louisiana,
Kentucky,
Virginia,
North Carolina,
New York,
"h's otafes, EIGHTEEN. Loco Foco. E,ru,,
Nine of the states set down in the Wbis u
umn have been captured from the enemy a,
1856. or the Loco Foco states. M. MA
Ark. &c. are very doubtful. Besides M, :.
have gained three U. S. Senators and seven,
Members Of Congress. The whole Wbiv 81,
since 1886, one hundred and .ftly one il.
sand, nine hundred and foriy-nins sOia!
HE New foRK ELECTION, took pIscs In
present week. We shall give returns a lus
they may be received in season for our pru,,
number, and hope next week to present then
complete. The most intense interest i III
throughout the union in regard to the result
as il will probably decide the fate ofihe p,s
ent administration. Forty-siz members q
I, Congress are elected by the people Of this stair
t~o~~--r--i-his---------r ,--------4s----
either party than at the present struggle. =
The following is given in the Madison
an. as the rank and file Of The Executive
standing army OF Office holders in the Sna
Of New York.
1880 Poslmssters.
2l7 Mail Contractors.
\ 50 Clerks in the n. Y. Post Office.
% Lighthouse Keepers.
500 Custom House Officers.
These, says the Madisonian, constitute "a
regiment Of the Kings own. well drilled 10
the system ofterrorism and seduction, and d
dragooning voters "
II is said that at least ten thousand Trishmen,
! (enongh TO decide the vote) are employed On
the Erie Canal, in its enlargement, and thes
will oil of course go for the Loco Fcco ticket
so far as they can succeed in voting at all.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION, comes %
next week. Politics seem to be secondary
affair, from all accounts, the license Law being
the great subject on which the vote wlli lu'h
We have frequently read Of individuals fals'
ing large Pumpkins, Squashes, Carrots, and The
like, not forgetting at the same time the sloI!
OF the Wonderful Cowwhich gave | $50 quarts
at milking Judge Whitney d tina W.
lage, pulled in his garden few days since'
common French Turnip which measured : lee'
4inches in circumference, and weighed Is A
Beat this who can.
from ne Prorideaec Journal Of Saiprddy)
ELECTION OF A UNITED STATES
ccN A TOP
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09
q NEW JERSEY ELEcTInN.

A
The result of the Congressional Election ii
New Jersey has been at length announced, aud
the Wing candidates have received their certif.
icates. The average wing majority was 2s7.
The canvassing committee very properly sci
aside the illegal returns and votes. That they
had abundant cause for so doing will be readily
seen from the following documents. Il is truly
astonishing to witness such barefaced frauds on
the part Of the Loco Focos. What security
can there be for our institutions when such vii
lainy can be practised with such bareiaced inn
prudence.
From me Nerark IN ~ Daily Adp.
A Ballot Boz Robbed. Ii has been here.
tofore stated that the officers of election flo-
GO focol in Saddle River township, Bergen
county. were accused OF having suppressed
a portion Of the Wing votes in making up
their returns OF the late election. Their re.
port cerlities that there were only "a votes
ior the Wing ticket The following affida.
Wits, which have been furnished TO us for
publication. entirely falsify the return and
reveal the guilt of the officers. How MANY
more Wings have been thus robbed of their
votes, or how much the Van Buren, strength
in that election was increased by this cor
rupt and Infamous proceeding has not yet
been ascertained. The subject will be prob.
State Of New Jersey,
Bergen County.
Personally appeared before me, Andrew
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09
VERMONT PMGNIx.
Friday Morning, Nov. o, 1899.

THE WEsr--CAsADA. On the outside Of
our sheet we have published an article in re-
gard to the new Territory Of Iowa. Since that
was prepared we have received another num-
Der of the Davenport (Iowa) Sun. Speaking
Of the productiveness OF The soil Of that terrific
ry, the editor says, that one gentleman had this
season a field Of Ia ncrcs of Oats adjoining that
village, from ono side OF which heslscasured off
an acre, which in harvesting was found to
have produced 10 bushels and apeck, and that
the field was all equally good. This would
give $40 bushels on the tract, which at Scots,
the current price of oats there, would yield
s77o.-Another man in the town Of Iowa gath
cred f,om n match tu,o rods vide md a., long
eoo Ivn,.r,..lior. .,.o,,,,,,,,,. c., eo, rs ~
s..,,.- , 49,.
&c - e., os &c $50 ...s;.t P,sa ~.
:" .a' =, SV'n - ",'. - ~ 49,, "a'e" ",a
su'ea 'n0"ss ~ ,ens"'' anu .nihss az lne
ears Va Tue ne'u woo'u average ioo' IN 'engln.
buckwheat grows SIX 'eet high. he adds Ut
rs now the 9th oil Oct and our prairies are uil-
injured BY the frost. They present even nj this
late period the appearance oil flower garden.
Many Of our farmers are yet cutting aud secur-
ing Their hay Hundred of tons have been cut
from these natural meadows'' without cultiya-
toni. "our atmosphere is warm. dry and Sc
rene. and has all the snnearapce Of that or liza
Nv No country csr no.s,,,s . climate NOR. 90.
,sne :, an .,mosnh.,. r,o,a mr.. .na s.l,h,;-
49,, H., -. ;, ,rh;. -, -,
~. ~. NJ. D. !: m -.
ss.s..,, ~, s;~.... ..t:.h - - -
'oeapes '"e s, ""'" '''s "''' sea' %
gene'aiiy prevailed AZ .ne west
The emigration to the valley OF the Missis-
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