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TAMES' NEW NOvEL-Chas. iyrrell; or, The
Bitter Blood. in vols is just received, for sale by
F.TAYLOR, for circulation among the subscribers
the Wavery Circulating Library. june Is
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nANIEL WEBSTER.-A Portrait Of Daniel Web
- ster, engraved from painting by buckingham, is
just published, and this day received for sale ly
F. TAYLOR.
Also, mezzotint engraving OF Mr.. Frelinghuyscn,
President, Of General Jackson, Of w. c. Rives, and
| other public men.
The Gallery Of Portraits and Memoirs Of Eminent
Characters of all ages, in folio vols (Engsh) very
splendid work, Just received. a
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THE HORSE-Hind's Farriery; Whites Farrier;
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Treatise on Sheep, svo vol published by the British
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Treatise on Cattle 6vo volume, by the same associa
ton. ".". g.. ." ....
Treatise on the Horse, by the same. H. A.
Leba1d's Principles OF Horsemanshp.
The lady's Equestrian Manual, small volume, with
many engravings. .,."..
The American Shooters Manual
Three volume> hound, OF the Baltimore Turf Register
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THE CATHOLIC (Rheimish) TESTAMENT, and
by =. TAYLOR.
The New Testament, translated out Of the Latin vu
gale, FIRST promug in 1852 by the English College
Rheims with the original preface argumens ard Ia
bles. marginal notes. and annoiaions-io which are now
added Introductory ESSAYS Topical and Textual Index
! volume octave, price dollar.
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The Confutation Of the Rheimish Testament, publish
ed in $780, reprinted with Essays Biographical no.
iices, Index, &c. &c few copies only received.
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! TRENCH LEsSoNs.-Mons. ABADIE, pupil Of
T the Normal school in Paris has the honor inform
the Ladies' and Gentlemen in this city, Georgetown and
Aexandra that he continues give lessons IN his own
native language AZ his rooms in private families or
academies moderate price, which will be reduced ~
those formed in classes, according 70 the number
Evening school will be opsa from till ?, and from
till 10 o'clock, p. NJ
Apply al DR. Watkins corner ofl street and Penn
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opposite Gadsbys Hotel.
Abadie,s French Grammar and Course Of French LII
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aug 22-2awn
NEW woRKs.-Eilen Granville; novel by lady
In OF rank. in vols.
An Expedition OF Discovery into the interior Of Africa,
oerlormed ly james Alexander, X. L. D. in 2 vols.
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Or for circulation among the suhscrbsrs TO the Wavery
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Also Just received Miss Landons poetcsl works, COM
plete in one volume. novx4
CyILLlMANS JOURNAL OF SCIENCE has pass
- ed into The hands OF +. TAYLOR, by whom the DIS
trict Of Columbia will hereafter he supplied.
Number n, for October, 1888, is this day received
The work wi be forwarded, strongly enveloped 10 any
part Of the United States upon receipt Of the subscription
price, dollars per annum. Dov24
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Also. the closing speech lin defence)oZ. lee $50
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NEW METALLIC PENS.--Waren's Constitution
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Also blue and green Writing Fluids, by Perry, Tory,
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Very superior Holland Quilts Nos. 20 and go, yellow
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On hand. large and complete collection Of the best do
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constantly making at the lowest prices. aug 90
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+ IFE AT THE SPRINGS Of Western Virginia by
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the Mountains Journal Of Lady during the
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EIELD SPORTS, THE TURF. &c.--The Field
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The dictionary Of Sports, Companion 10 the Field.
the Forest the Turf and the River side, vol filed with
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Manly Exercises in one vol with engravngs, by Do
Maid Walker
The American sporsmsns Manual Of information
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lanes NEW NOVEL" The Gentleman of the
y Old School," in Q vols by the author Of az harles
Tyne!l," /" Damly" I" Richelieu" philip Augustus, :"
&c is this day received for sale by TAYLOR for
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
UNITED STATEs BANK.

1t is hinted that this "regulatOr" Of the
currency-this "5alance-tCheer' Lof federal
ism-the hope of spectators. and the
scourge Of an honest people, is about TO
wrap around its numerous sins and peccad-
illoes the drapery its sickened expansions
and lie down IN dreams Ofland speculations
stock in railroads, and the virtue OF post
notes-that is, it is about to make a final
exit. If self.torture in sufficient punishment
10 the guilty, and an ignoble death COM
mensurate to the deeds of evil and wrongs
perpetrated by this institution, then let it
pass quietly out of existence--let il find, as
soon as possible, refuge from the frowns
and execrations of the wise and good, and
seek the grave of oblivion to bury its long
catalogue Of deception and fraud, its treach-
cries and broken promises-with the men,
Orv of those whose treason to their country
and faithlessness TO their constituents, uti-
mated in giving il rascaliy existence, and
a more iniquitous exit.
At all events, the Bank humbug has now
exploded-and though rotten facilities and
fictitious aids may assist her in dragging
out few more beggarly years, her fate il
sealeG--the people have passed sentence
upon her. The verdict is one of deep anC
unequiyocal condemnalion.-Stdte CapitO
! Gazette,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
A .AHEART.TOUCHiNG STORY.

A genteel and intelligent young man about
4hirty years of age named George Mort-
mer Wardwell, was recently taken up at
st. Louis on charge Of being drunk IN The
streets and disturbing the peace. lie plead
guilty to The charge, and evidently iabour-
cd under great emotion. When requested
10 give some account Of himself 1--WE copy
from the ST. Louie Bulletin) he replied
Sir--J have now arrived at that extremity
of degradation which. long ago, became
satisfied would one day or other become
my portion. Sir, 90 aot believe Eas
born TO this. In my youth, when / first
started in the world. ny prospects aud
hopes we're as bright as the sky which bent
over me. married beautiful wife, when [
was twenty eight years old, and had aequit-
sd considerable competence. Sir; need
rot tell yau how | loved her! see by your
eountenancs that you know something OF
human nature, and are already satisfied that
cm noi common IealsT --aud tial hayc
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
sle,aEapEgsIssus
TIE WEATHER.

Last week the weather was go severely
cold in th, vicinity, as to entirely stop the
navigation on the North Branch Canal, and
the water was partially let out. Since then
the weather has moderated, the canal again
filed, and is now, the 9TH December, in as
good order for boating, as it has been any
time dnring The past season,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
eezAssrs.ggEazse

.Grrsst cfthe 1erian MiniSter.-Gens'
raj Henderson, the minister Of Texas to
the Court of France, was. arrested a few
days since in the city of New York, at tho
suit Of Messrs. Lowell, Holbrook IL Co. for,
n debt of$l5O0. A writ of habeas corbu'
has been sued out of the Supreme Court
for his release.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07

Congress met at Washington on Monday
last, and at the last accounts, no speaker
had beer elected in consequence Of diff.
Guilty having arisen in regard to the dtsput.
ed delegation from New Jersey, the whg
minority members, who received their cer-
tlfcate of election from the Governor thro'
fraud, appearing determined to force them.
selves upon the house at all hazards, even
should the attempt eVentua.e in another
Harrisburg buck-shot war We hope that
the democratic members will be firm and
decided in their efforts to maintain the rights
of the majority, AID at once put their veto
upon the disorganzing principle that he
minority members must have the preference
even though their certificates of election ars
evidently obtained through chicanery and
fraud. A principle dangerous to the rights
Of the people, aud demoralizing and de.
structive TO a representative governmen,.---
1t is impossible to tell when we shall re-
ceive the message, but we will publish it
as soon after we get it as possible.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
rr-.,-.r--r-r-a-..z-sI

The Pittsburg papers state, that groa;
rise has taken place in the Ohio river, and
that it is now in fine Manageable order for
steamboats, of the largest class, and that
within week, about thirty boats had left
Pittsburg crowded with freight and passen-
gers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07

injuries resulting from mismanagehnehi and
the faults Of the system Itself. Now ,bn
the public mind is nnagitaled and nationally
directed TO this subject, It may be the bes,
time and place alluded to, have beue6cis,
influence upon our legislature, for there af.
ter all the measure of reform must be adopt-,
ed. The members will carry back 10 their
constituents the results Of their deliberations.
and these acting upon the subject at the
next general election, will fully prepare
succeeding Legislature to act understa~ ding,
ly. With these views we give it as our be-
lief, that the 22nd Of February next will
be proper time, and Harrisburg proper.
place for holding bank reform conventions.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07

It is estimated that four millions Of dol
lars worth of property has been destroyed
byl FIRE in the United Ststes within few
weeks past.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
6s6F3ssEEssREE

.4dvice TO Young LadieS.--The editor
Of the Boston Republican gives the follow
ing excellent advice to young ladies (; The
most important question for young lady
to ask, when a man pops the question, IS
"Do you take newspaper and pay for 1t!
Always have dish OF hot water handy IN
case he says no, bus if he says yes, pin
him, he's your man by all means.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07

Out Of l6l County Officers, in this s'ayl
who were for the first time chosen al 'n'
late election, the Democrats elected lf''
and the federalsts only ls.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
sDsSzsanzsuu1aEzBml

The united debt Of all the States in tho
Union is estimated at one hundred and ssT'
enty millions, eight hundred and six thou
sand one hundred & seventy-seven dollars
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07

The blacks are said 10 be now more nu-
neious in the United States ihan the lnhl-
aAs were originally,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
COPY OF CIRCUI


Dear Sir-Enclosed, return you =
check on the Bank Of the United States I"
being for tax on amount Of dividend declaF'
ed by the bank of which you are an oiilceL
have two objections to receiving 'n'
check. The first is, the bank had no au'
thority by law to declare a dividend during
the suspension ofspecie payments and sec'
ond, the dividend declared in May VIII Do
required in specie. See act Of 27Ih Janu''
ary, 1919. Yours truly,
DANIEL STURGEON, State Treas
To - -, ESQ, Cashier.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
1sssas.sssszssss..Szs

A down East Editor expresses a VIZ.
that ifhis friends have feeling for h'm'"''
will carry that feeling into their PoeF''-
We say, 90 thou and do likewise A''
what thou doesl. do quickly
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07

The Ohio Statesman says that a'' p"
Banks ia Ohio have resumed specie p"
ments.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
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Right-Mo DiUidendS until resumption
The following is the copy of letter nd'
dressed by the State Treasurer, to the cash
ier of bank in the eastern part Of the state
COPY OF CIRCULAR.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
81 a t6r / e6 t.
Oicrthnmptpn Sanf, Sunp %

0lcrtbamptcn Sanf SunY %. 1899
Sintemalcn Der Srcibrief Der Storthamps
ion Sanf, errid,tet III Der Stact 9lllcntaun,
Ueetbm Tortbdmptcn) III 1cda @armtD, in
Stdot 4lenn(Ilpauien nit cncm autrrtiIrteu
capital rcn $I25,0O0, pcu peldcm l24, 4,6S5
Gbalcr ein9csabtt flnb, bic im Sabre unicr6
Soerru 1S43 81 @npc 9cben pIrr,
Nesbalb
9Hirb Niadridt hermit oc0eterL ;ufcl9c
Der Contribution unc ben @cieeeu Der 9les
publit ppu 9yennlllpanicn, rae Scr preit
bent lmo directors eria9ter Sanf Q8illeus
ilnb bic ndchite Gjeiee9ebun9 crIa9tcr 9fcs
nublt 81 erIudcn, ben erin9tcn Srcitricf
su crpeiteru, uup Den @aptalitrf criagtcr
Sanf bon Sl25, 900, gu ipeldbcr er jest be-
redlti9t auf $4,000 81 crneitern. Sc
ipiro ,peeer ali Dem Gamer, Gttcl ccer 2as
9e Der Sant cine 9ibdnccrun9 oerl1n9t.
9luf Sefehl ber Scaro Der Gireftcrs.
Scbu Ttce, GoGirer.
Sulp 3. nq-6M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Sulp3.
Yatent- -qHu9e.

Die llnterseihneteu oerfrrti9cn an ihrer
@tcserei in slllentaun pail9e, pon ben ncuct
1Ien uuo belfen Serten, bic beioneers bctm
paiiscu BON Stoppeaanb II. Staten ScbralItt
wer6en fbuncn.
Ser9s pfla9e. = Gicie p0ii9e iInc
Bel abbdn9i9em 2anoe, baS idpcr gu pHn9cn
lit, febr nilelid,, inbem man ile mad, Selicbcn
linfs uub red)ts ltellen fanu, wceurb man
immer NIT eiuer Surdbe pfilaeu fam.
Die leibten eiuipGnnt9eu pau9e imb beim
gHelIhfcrn pfligen unc bel Der Soat NIT otcs
lem 8ortbei 81 gebrduden.
gauern lno anocrc perceu hcfidlt etnacs
Iaeen, bci unS an3urufcn unc bic ipiIa8e II.
4. 10. au ilnterIuhen.
Sl9er mo Treetcrn.
glneutaiit, Slpril 10' ltq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Danl.ililp SHINES Salst,tser
Supper Sfrn ii. gled,fhmieoe.

Senadrtd1ti9en ihre 8reuubeiuno bad aes
ebrte pnblteum ilbcrhaupt, oaB Gc bae pbtae
9eldlatt tcrtpabreno an ihrem alten Stdnes
plaB tetrelben, ndmlidI i'll Der 9llleusStraee
III 9lIelltauii, Der Tortbamptcn 8duf aerooe
9e9enltber ltntertalb bem Stebr prn ,Red
uno Sdger.
Ollie 9Irtfn 8rautcweilrsSeITel unb lcuiti,
9eS Stupfcrgeldlirr BON jebcr Sencnnitno fper>
ben anf Gas @eihmdforNitc uno Nanerbafs
telte ben ibncn oerferti0t, uno tle perlToberu
oa6 pnbllcumr; ba6 iIe ibre 9lrbeit at ben'bils
llQlten ,preticn abloIIen. Dcegleicben babeu
ite l25 reue NclS uno Stcintcblen Sefeu
oon olIen SCrtcu erhalten, eic lie ttlIia an
tire Snneen ablaien ipcllen. sic oeher ben
hrdAltcn Sprcts FIR altes' '8upfrr ino HeiIInd,
10 ,pr fur 9cidmtebctes uuo GuB sGifeu, eS
mag IN 9lHetauld cbcr bdarem @iclbe Ieiu.
5ll9lelcll erlnncrn ite; eaf fJe 70 chen $500
pfuno 9Ru6titbes lmo SlmcritanId,cs Hobrs
bledl erhaItcn baben, lpeldlcs pcr,iiQlidb fir
Stenrcbr uno Srcmn1eln 9eei9uet 1T !; lc
Ipcllen baiielbe btlig perfaufen.
sllldl haltcn iTe brildneig pcrrdtbio, Sled,s
ocldrr ocn jctcr Senennuua, allies 10 ppbl,
telL al6 man es ir9cubwp bcfpmmen fam.
StanID'6 patentirtc Gcatarp StcdsSefen,
gu ccn phiaccipbia Yrcilcu.
Ste iInb ranfbor fir bic ihuen er;cltate
duS0ctcbntc Snrfdaft, mo iperecn I'D, in
Der Solge and bcitrcbcn, ric1elte II, erba(s
ten, ntd't allcin rorurd', cas iIe ibre pAid,s
ten ais NcIdlaftsCute erfillIcn, Icneern bof3
llc ale lhre 9!rt;ttcl eauerhaft perfertigcn
unc ippblfctl Dcrfaufen.
aurntaun, Sept. %. itq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Sretter- Scf.
0cw9e Seiper irno Go, 8rettcrbanbs
let in 9lllentalul.
{ 0tebep 9bcter Subns gSrtbetaus.)

1Iebrp pster Subns 9StrtbstauS.)
@euohridtiocu ibre Sreuncc H. riu 9echrs
ges Wubltum ilberhdupt, eaB ile 70 chen rts
uen dreeea @crratb pcu 8auhrlS untcrid,iecs
iid,er Scrteu einscle9t babeu, pcrnntrr itd
tshnecn:
gelte Sprten gctt mo meis 9Ncint Slors
tcres, Stirfhenbcrcs tno planfen, pdnnel'
S'wrS, &jelbpeint Scintliu9s fir Scrtcrs
Gabmcn, 0enilod Scdntlin9e, Sparren, SaGs
Fen, jeee Scrte Sretter, gauhciI YfcitelI,
2dtteu nnb ale Sprteu Sdlincclnt Raurers
&elten, II. {. 10.
Sic nerbeu irmer einen trltdnei9ct Grrs
ratb pbt9cr slrtictel auf lNano hatcn, womit
qcute' ans benz eanoc periehcu mcreeii tt1lcu.
Daufbar fir oas ibr oon ocm Nublifum
ec(lwustc Srrtrauer, hsfeu iie hurdi btgi9c
prsile uub id,ueile 8eeiennna ole G,mold,aft
nno icruere G'cpcsenbcit sei1clten calerboft
al madleu.
ajsai !. ro-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Jontcs y0mcfpll
in 9(Qclltallll.

Ntddt hermit ictncu Sreunben icipic ciz
nem 9cebrten publifum ergcbenlt bcfannt,
caB er lriuCu S { ID rsS tohr III ctucm
bon Mtll RS neueu Sdlrp6, Aptidcu
Sapt. @umpert'6, gIlIcutamu Nctcl uno Snts
mer'6 Sud,itOhr, (9c9cniltcr Sra6' Jouths
itobr) rcrle9t, no cr auf SHano bat, Elm
all9cmeincs enforcement pcn
Sll6ern GalemcrS, Go0enctt5, 9Ecs
ttcnScu9c, II. /. ~. ..a.
Die or auf Scitetluua lhrcll lmo 9cidbmocfoclG
Su oerarbciteu in Stance iii.
9IlIentaun, 2lu0uIt %. ro-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
9faemtalmer G5ieI;erei.

Die llnterlthriebenen benad,ridltocn biers
nut eln 9cebrtcs pnblifmn ergcbenif, ooe IIc
leoe 9lrt @ieBarbeiteu fir Mubl98crte mo
Wtaihnelt Sndfen fir Carriages unb 9Sds
gen, 70 mie audi pferbe. .Gjcpalten IL. {. 10.
ocl! oem beltrn ejns, idnea unp bili9 !pers
crttgeu.
0rebcr 9lrbeit, III NerBtna, @iIcn unt
NelS 70 ,pie jeoe Slrt Shmibts2 2lrbeit, npirb
blIll9 perfrrti9t prll
Sd9cr uno 8rectprn.
D~SlQe 9lrtcu pfi9e, gRelihfrrns Shdbs
Icr 9SclldlFcrn Srcctcr Cmittellt mcIcben
man cas- 9SclIthfcru FAINT benz Stpltcn mabz
len faun), StrabcnsScipsre pcn @iueeileil,
SnltoatorsGggciL lm 9Sclld)fcrn 3I eg9eu,
tINo nebit otelcn anoern gauernsG Gerdtbeu
al tbrcr Gjicgerci 81 haben.
slaentaun, 9lpril 10. nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
SSertt9c &letpcr.

Samcs s III o II, tcetrt I'D, iciucn
Sreunccn uno benz pu6ltfum ariei9cn rae
or 9egenrirt!9 cine ihGrc 2usmabl
Sertt9er &(etrer -.
orn trecr Sencnuln9 auf S,duo bat, eic ale
untrr lelHcr 2IufiCht idl0n lmo odurrhaft Qes
madlt itub,- -2iud) hat er tnmcr Stcfs, Sra
gen nno llctcrhemccn, iripie 0ud) @ancs
Wtaaee fir Sd,nCiter Ii. (. ~.
9'lIcntauu, SIu9. 2S. na-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
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