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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

BUCKS COUNTY.

The Doylestown Demecrat; thus speaks
Of the prospects Of Harrison in tha, county.
II the accounts Of the fas. falling fortunes OF
tin Wing party continue to pour in as thev
have for some time past,eur opponents NAV
well despair, for before the election they
will not have lesp IefI to hang eingo
hope upon:
We assure our Democratic friends, that
neither MI Tallmadgo's calculations, ner
professions, nor banners, nor sangs, nor
reVelry, principles which are openly avow.
ed by tko present administration and adhsr-
ed to,--to shew the effect likely to be pro-
duced here, we assert without fsar Of hon.
est contradiction, that Mr.. Van Burcn, will
have more Of majority in Old Buokstin his
favor, than was recorded against him at the
last Presidential election.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

The election Of Martin Van Buren, rests
upsn the triumph Of the democrats pfinci.
pies, and Ibis triumph is founded upon the
Justness Of tbsee primal pies and the inteIli-
gence and honesty Of the people. So sure
as the name Of Jeaoyscn is dear to the A.
mcricaa peoplo--cerlain as that Jackson
has asPeil upon their affections, 70 certain
IS is e that they will rally in their defence
and Sustain him wh0 rests his whole claim
to their confidence en- an adherence 10 those
PfIncPlss, and submits his acts, llndispuis-
Sd 70 their sober thought, and himself 10
their determination.
Fhe federal principle is Inconsistent with
sbe spirit Of freedom, and onposad 10 the
gsnIus Of our institutions. Ii elevstes Mlt.
toa above MAN, is at variance with the
tsrnal principle Of EQUALITY, and stand AZ
hsFrIer against that dausiyn hatpjneea
powlsdge and elevation, which tsipciss
Hlh the supreme will that has 6xeS inuv-
sly the laws Of society.-Keene IN. " }
I'm.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
NOTKCM.

WHEREAS, Ia pursuance of sa act rf
ths General Assembly Of tho Commor.
wealiA OF Pennsylvania, an attachment bath
g'on granted by the subscriber ogs nf The
justices OF the peace in and for tho espnlv
9i CeMmba, al tho instance Of certain
James Masters, Of ike township Of Greer
wsod, and county aforesaid, arainst a Ger
tam Thefnas Parker, of the iowhehin sf
greenwood, and county aforesaid, wherein
CERTAIN goods, and chaihes, and effects of
'he sad Ihomas Parker have been attacked
and are new in She cusisdy Of Jacob Evens
ana u benJamin Ewes, OF the township Of
GEe'nwood, until they shall bs disposed Of
aco!ordlng to law. This is thareforo 10 give
IoUco to the creditors of the said Thomas
FetKeE' 10 appear on MsnGay the 9Th dav
81 July nezt, at 10 O'cl0SkA. M. at the
mouse Of Joseph Lenm5lsIln In Greenyoed.
men and there to discover and make proof
'I 'neir demands agreeably to the directions of
JOHN ROBINS, Justice of the peaee
June 18th, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

SPIRIT Of the times,--The Globe says :
"Mr. Rendall'a subscription fer the Extra
Globe already exceeds TWENTY
THOUSAND,and there is as yet lie abatc
meni Of the food. On one day this week
The number received exceeded ONE
THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED.
Never was there such rally Of tie Dem
ocracy. From every section Of the country,
eur letters informs US ef the rising spirit Of
the people-.a spirit which, like a swelling
hocd' wlil soon sweep away all the leg-ca-
bln-buiit hePes Of the Federal party. The
people Of the United States are not the
fools the authors Of the Federal system of
eleo'l0noering suppose them to bc.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
A VOICE FROM OHIO.
a recent number of the Ohio Statesman
thus refers to the Buckeye State:
OUR PROSPECTS


Never before, had the democracy brigh,er
prospects. Every thing comes IN well for
us. TO one change against us, vo have
three or four 10 Offset Frsm all quarters
we hear tho same cheering returns, Log
cabling, hard cider. and econ skins, disgust
an henest and Intelligent people. All wan,
TO know what are Harrison's prircioles--
they knew Mr.. Van Bulen's. Tho real
log cabin yeemanry arc net to be made fools
Of by tho display Of chicken COOP. They
cherish toe dearly tue homes Of their child
Ised--the scenes Of their early atachmenls;
they remember too well the associations Of
bright winters night freside, which brings
by them the home apd the object Of their
love. fer one moment to be gulled by base
insult TO them and their moss grown dwell.
lhg3, aud by men, toe, who would spurn
cabin, and if thoy'had nothing 10 ISse by it,
spit upon It's occupants. No, the time Of
this Coolery has gone by. From every state
thero 10 the NEST cheering intelligence, and
before November next what au awful rsbuks
will roll back uPou the offending heads of
the present conlemners OF popular rights
and intelligsnces The people will tri-
eternal vigilance is the price
Of liberty"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Dispatches received by the War DeDart
ment, from Brigadiog General Atkinson. nn.
nsunces the Psaceable removal of the whole
body OF the Wiunebsgo Indians, NUMBERING
absut seventeen hundred, ,of the bands of tbS
Portage, frem whom resistance was at ona
Time aPprehended The presence Of one
thousand regulars contributed ts this desi-
rahle result
General Atkinson proceeds in person to
attend to the final Settlement Of these Indi.
ans oA the land allotted to them wee. of the
MISSISSIPPI pPi.--Glo5e. -,-..---r-...s.
-.y01-.gs zJpygyyYJ & CUihGJy u '--'A eCL-
respondent Of the Journal Of Commerce,
writing fram Washington, Monday june
22s. saws that the British Government has
accepted the last proposition OF the Govern
ment Of the United States, in relation to the
adjustment Of the Boundary question, with
some slight notifications. Il is understood
that under this arrangement, there Is 10 be a
convention for an exploration and survey
Of the boundary, according to ths Treaty OF
1888, with an Umpire 70 decide on the
questions, as to which the commissioners
disagree.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

Al! Collectors who have no, settled their
Duplicates for 1883 or for prsvious Years
mus' be prepared to balance them at Au.
gust Court, as no longer lenity can be Civ.
On. q
The Collectors for 1910, will also bear
N mind' that they are requird BY their
warrants to spPear at Angus, Court. and
nave such a5aiemonts made as is aecessary.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
L. B. RUPERT, Treasurer.
II, p. All persons owing taxes on un.
seated land can pay them 10 John N. viii
SON. OF Danvllie, who is authorized to re.
ceiYe them.
L. B. RUPERT, Trcasuror.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

The Hhls link man Of DanyiIle wines
FOR urion' and "an equsi distribution
ct iavors" this fall You are there are
you, my honey. What is the matter man ?
Flew changed lhe being. Circumstances
alters cases. A year ago he sung differ
ent song, when he opposed the appointment
ei any man to an Office, living out Of Dan.
Vile. or It's Immediate vicinity. Congress.
man, Assenblyman, Piothonator, Register
and Recorder, and Supervisor were so e.
qually distributed within half dozen miles
'ct DanvllIe Court House, that Jud ge must
be there also, in order that the,gsme mieht
De fairly completed. The people, however,
annulled one appointment, ana hence the
whinRng for an "equoi distribution. -
we can assure this little man that the peo.
PIE are not only anxious but determined to
have an equal distribution Of the offices this
fall, not by locating them all IN DanuiNe.
but by placing them in different portions Of
the county. It is thought, and Justly too,
tlai Danyiile, has her share, for this year at
least, and that other portions Of the county
have claims, which ought not nor will not
BE deferred either by steam po,0er, or by
the free use Of s2ft-s0ddsr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

Among the animals may be seen tae
greatest cyriosity in the animal kingdom,
fbo CAMELEOPARD, or GIRAFFE, OF
Egvut: also the following rare curl0sltIes
T6ee Anielops Eland; tho great War Gle
chant, the striped Zebra; the Gnu, or Horn
ed Horse: The Peruvian Lama; the great
Cinnainon Bear Of the Himelaya Aoun-
taipg;Kangaroos, of New Holland, The great
Nnmidian Lion and Lioness; tho Panther
Of Worth America; Royal Bengal Tiger
the Polar, or ggoa! White Bear; The BIACh
TIGER, tho only one ever exhibited III the
country, the young Elephant of Siam; The
Poonah Bear Of Hinaoosianj Mohkeys'
Apes, Baboena &c. sc. &C.
There will be a Monkey and Porey per-
fermance for the smucement Of the Juyon-
ilo Glass. A coed Band OF Music will be
in attendance. a,
Hours of exhibition frcm to 1 ?. NJ,
A9mitance 25 cents; children under III
Of age ia cents
There will also be exhibited at the same
dme and place, large collection OF Cas-
noramic views, and six enormous Mvns
Aracondas; the exhibition Of which "hI
be enligouod with comic singing. Ad@is
A. n. MEAD, Agent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
s5SNEzZzzaSSsu

We have received The first number of a
new democratic paper, just commenced at
Harrisburg, onti'led The Magician" 1t
IS handsome printed sheet, and gives avi
doHce OF being auxiliary to the cause Of
democracy, Van Buren, and Johnson. L,
is to be published until after the Presidon-
tial election, at the low price of ffg cents
for ene coPy-Gvo copies, tive dollars
eight copies three do!ars-Giteen copies.
FIVE Collars. We most cheerfully recon-
mend it 10 tho attention OF eur Democratic
brethren.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

A Damper.--~A day or TIVE slnce' old
Tommy Moore, Of this place, one OF ths
gallant little band Of heroes, who, with the
indamitsblo Croghan a! their head, defend.
ed Fer, Stephenson against the assaults ol
the British during the last war, wa asked
by starched up whig if he would not as
sistin making Gen. Harrison President
mo, SIR was the prompt reply OF the
brave soldier; 'he did not Como te oar as-
sistance, although he had plenty Of men,
when the British were bomoard'ng FoE'
Stephenson The whis eVaPoraiea.--Ot'
ipe RrQaCk,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
STE

FFen The pasture Of she subscriber, on
Lhs ~ inst, a two years old grey MARE
COLT, legs rather ligh, col0red. She is
supposed tc.hare gene west, 90 the last
heard Of her was in Msunt Pleasant town
snip. Any person who will give informa,
ton where she may be found, shall be roa.
s0nably rewarded.
THOMAS J. HUTCHINSON.
Fishing Creek, June l3 ls4O.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
CAUTION.

s IL persons ore hereby cautioned against pue-
"a chosiu, ol in anr manner ticking an assignments
Il T;nromisaIv Note, given by the subscriber 70
Isaiah Kline, Of Mount Pleasant township CslHn'@
Uia county, fox the sum Of seven dollars and my
said note was fraudulently obtained and am there
fore determined not to psy it unless compelled by
JAMES HESS.
Sugar Loss township, Msy, 80 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

VAIL THINGS T0 Any. ypp ;,

FALL THINGS TO ALL MEN"
Fohunbag the North, andto silence the soptb -
a recent number Of the RichmsBd Ep-
alrer has the following, in reference to
IzJrisen.
"Tho CID Generals letter to James Lv-
e., ana The letter which VIM. B. Calhoun.
Msssachusott7 speaks of,were neitl,sr Of
en J .rg lnlenqed Tor the PUBLIC eYa lT,-attt's
Sssfiffsrn ras' dress, as the friend Of abOli-
sn--ia he one off, Iyops, as an! Ghti-
oEsioniss-ono TO satisfy the sOnth' ne
her 10 propitiate the north. But he viii
4 IN one Of his objects at least--fOr he
nnet satisfy the south by these vague rev..
atoms"
The pelicy Of British Whiggery IS apPa-
at in The above exposition. Il seirays an
adonment Of principle--s laxl'y OF moral
nor--and dsstitulion SETcspectISr pep
AZ intelligence-rarely, if ever equalled,l III
lowest walks and puAieus q party chi
ne and political Intrigue. "lt Is, truly
ys the Albany Argus, "thc old game oi
lnu 90 OVGl okdlu' =.
Then the federalsts had as many candl-
tes in lhe field as there were sectional IT.
rests or views to be courted or conclliaied
ow thsy have but one candidate raPresoa'
i by him }elf and palmed of by his irlend'
combining ,he principles Of all IN his sin
person-as himself the essence and IN
rnatlou OF various factions and interests
seOsdant and contradictory, which csns'I
ia the sum of Federatism--ln word Jus
haiti might be convenient to have hin
or,h or South East or West. 1t is gam
hich, as heretofore, will prove disastrou
tAeir bold experimenting upon the geo
q and hsuesty Of the American people
dif possible add to the disgrace ia whic
former contest left lhem.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE,

CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE,
THAT have applied TO the Judges of
the Court ct Common Pleas Of Columbia
county for the benefit of the insolvent laws
OF the Commonwealth, and that they have
appointed Monday, the 18th day of August
next for she hearing Of me and my credi.
tors.when and where you can attend if you
think proper.
SEDGEWICK WELLS.
July 4, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
BE00R2SBURG
Agegsa asyes'so

YOU are hereby commanded to NEE, in
5loomsburg, On Saturday, the 4th day Of
July next, at precisely 10 o'clock. in tho
forenoon, Tor Military exercise and drill,
arms and accoutrements in good order.
BY order of
JOHN HAZLET, Capt.
Juns 10, 1870
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

The Delaware Gazette says. ,ha, Inc
smallpox is committing dreadful ravages ia
thai nelghboEkood, particularly 'he poople
employed in the crowded factories along The
Brandywlne.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
M0TTCI

IS hereby given, that Sa the '30lh day Of
May, I640, GeolGe- e-NAA--~---,-v-sETs- NC
ssTas daY, Jacob Nungesser ssld to Samuel
Greasy, al Public Vendue, one Table, two
Swarms Of bte5, one Harrow, 20 acres OF
Rys, and 8 gcTss Of Wheat in the ground.
Jane 6, ie49.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
M0GTI81JIAIho

MARRIED-By The Rev. y. 5 Tobias.
on ,ho 3Olh inst, Mr., PATRICK HEND
10 Miss ELIZABETH MoWERY Of
Heml0ck,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
y 2AeA - -sS@a'
GRAIN

or all kinds. Also BUTTER and
WOOD received in payment for papers al
shis osice,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
EgsSEEsZE TR

NeW Continsnt.--A letter from an off
Ger on board tho U. y. schooner Enter
prize, dated Pernambuce, May s, states
that new island or continent has been dis.
covered in the souIhern ocean by the French
exploring expedition, The land has been
called Adilio, and is laid down from tho
long. lS9 deg. 80 m. east Of Paris 70 1873
deg, 80 IN. and latitude from 65 deg. to 67
deg. south. Itis reported that the land is
completely protected by an icy bsrristeg ex-
tending many miles into tbs ocean.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

From the report Of the Fro Commission
ers in New York, we learn that the value
ol property destroyed by fire during !his
year in that city, is three millions, t,0o
4"aared aAd twcatyJfge thousand four
hundred and nine doilgTs. Nero than
half this loss is attributed to incondiayism.
The amount Of insurance wgs S2,983,SIO,
or m0rs than se7on eighths of the less.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
s5Egss glz .sszszE

MOTHER IMPORTANT CHANGE
Il is stated upon good authority in the
iehnoad (Va) Crisis,thai H. l. M IuN- i
EE. who was elected by the wings to Coa-
Ioss and subsequently elected by wing
ties Speaker Of the House OF kePGesea'aIc :
YES has "come our' openly in favor oi
,srs.election Of MARTIN VAN LySt", %, w, i, =
latrlson evidently "can't GENE - a! 'H'
puth,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
Nslk1Hasgsyy

Drca9fm.--A boy about eight years Of
age was killed at Rochester a,a ttltepltls,s
Of 'T'' TScL with which tho margin and bed 81
the river there abound.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

LiysrpooL to Boston.--Thc distance
from Liverpesl to Boston, via Halifax as
stated by the log Of tho Unicorn, is 2o97
miles oRly.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

German Emigranfs.-Numbers OF men
women and children from Germany contln-
ne to arrive in Liverpool via Hull, for the
purpose af emigrating TO the United States
Several hundreds have departed this season
already, and more ars coming what with
English, Scotch, Welsh, Irish and German
emigrants, the Union viii, this year receive
from Liverpool alone, an accession to Its
populatioa of between twenty and thirty
thousand souls. So liverpool Standard
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

"Tha harvest is past, the summet is en-
dcd, and we are not saved" b" as the wings
will say next November
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
rEzg.sssrrsss=rsy

We knew Of no greater exhibition Of pa
iiencc than that Of a leafer stretched cut on
the common, and watching two blades OF
grass to see which grew the faslest:--Bos'
Times,
If this be the strongest case the editor
can get up, az exhibiting patience, we arc
sorry for hiM.. why what do you think oi
a Whig sitting across cidsT-JGIrel, waiting
for die election of Gen. Harrison !--Statf
Eagle.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
Total

Now, Iron was first made in America, in
| tho province Of virginia, ia l7I5, aud Inc
example was soon followed by Pennsylva.
ma and 0ther states. In 1880 there were
259 furnaces in the United States, which
manufactured 39l,636 tons Of pig Iron-.
1897 the number o furnaces and amount Of
manufactured iron had doubled--i. of course
has increased immensely within tive or
three years; and yet we see an increase of
imported iron officially returned at our sea
ports and used fer our home consumption.
The time will soon be at hand-the An
shraoite era-whea We shall supply our
nelgh6ors across the atlantic with a cheaper
and better quality Of iron than they can
manufacture hemaelves.--PotssviRs En-,
poriNnl,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

In removing the earth in College street.
Providence, 4. l., in cellar on Tuesday
,he bones ef ? person and part Of a cSlhn
were dug up. They had probably laid there
over one hundred years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

Southern editors recommend to sho pee
pic anxious to fgh' duels during the ho!
weather, to challenge each other to see whS
can sil longest on a cake Of ice.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04
stKaEEssa

A persen was arrasied sRd held 10 oali II
New York day oy two ago, fer refusing to
siyo the necessary information 10 the officer
Engaged in taking the census.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-04

The ordinary annual expenses Ol the
State ofNew Hampshire are only S45,'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-05-27
ascbcriicbt Scr Nfarttprcifc.
g,bilacelpbia, Wpap 25.

NIdur.--Cer 9,reiS bieies prcendtes if
leete Wcd,e abermals 9cfalIen nnb man fan
cen Curd1dnittspreis Su s4 37a has Sdrs
rel annebmen. Superfenes FAM nlbt bbber
bcnn 81 so. Sei Der 9nteas aslnsiIdt elmer
iiberfhwen0lid reidlcn Srnote, 1T fetne 9luss
lIobt, bae cteIcr Srrbbebarf fdb i'm preiie err
bGben mirb, i'm @e9entbetl 9lapbt man, Dap
bis snr Grnbte Der prets ccs Slanrs id) anf
Stl. bas Barrel rebuSiren ntro.
g8aiseu,-gBar untebeutcnb i'm Warfs
te, jebcd 9enug, UNI allc 9tadlfra0en 5u eef'
fen. Der preiS mar 80 bis 50 Sents oaS
Sufdcl unb mar am Sallen.
9pggen. 9tur cine unbebeutcnbe Suans
titdt Grg9en ipurte sI 4S bis so Sents oa5
Suihel perfauft.
eIfhfprn. Grite Sprte ocrSii9lth
fhwercs, pcrfaufte ppn 80 Su 50 Gcnts has
Sufdcl.
Safer. llntcrIdieelihe Qooun9cu Sas
fer fpuroru su % @euts bas Sulhel perfauit
uno mar an9cnebm.
Sn ben prcileu aneerer Yrpoudtc, flnb
felt uuferm leetcn ment9 cbcr feline 8erdnbes
rltu9en pcrgcfallen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-05-27
Nte 9pprbIf(i6c Grin, IIra0e.

Ga6 gieuYcrfcr Noncel6sScurnal mclrct,
Die pcrorie6lidc 6ra9e rpc9cn Der 9tcrcoItll,
d,cn @riuSc ici 10 gut ais cntIhleeen. IS
9rilubct feline gebauptlln9 auf slpei talbrffls
ciellc 9tc9icrun96: 3eitun9en i'll Sn9Iano. So
rrbcllct, paB Der 2luelprud, reS 86ni9s pcn
Socaauo, wcltcr cen SluB ct. Scbne ol6 ctr
GjrauSlinic Hpiidcn beicen Fdnocrn bcttitat,
ais @jrmola9c ;u ben ncucn 2mcrSnun9et
bieucu wcroe, uup oaB als cine Sdloorss
baltuu9 an Ntninc fir cini9c6 ctn9ebtlSete
0ted,t ~ cinem Srih Qanb auf Der 9tCrr'
fcite ces ct. GScbn6 6luecS, Die brittiidbc 9cs
gierun9 100000 pf Stcrl. coer belnate ets
lie O9illpn Gbalcr 9cbcn wcIlc. Sbnc 3pets
fel ftnS nit Der Srittldb Succn eeehalb an
imIcrc 9te9icrun9 leetc Q8rd)c Irpelden ans
9elan9t.
Der 8aid,in9ten Correspondent prm SHan'
brlSsScurnal mclbct jerpd lpdtcr, eaB nnicre
9fc9icruus nod feline 'cficicIc Witttctlull9'
bon Der cn9liidIen 2e9irruug cecr tbrem 8eS
fanbteu aDbcr ilber bieicn Dbrn 9emeloeten
@egerltano empfan9en babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-05-27

Cine Suusii I'M Geu9rce posirte @ciammt'
9feicfuticn, pelde eie @eredltigfeit Der sIil'
lpriid,e Der 8ereinigten Staaten an cas 3er'
ritcrium Sre9rn aufs Seierlidife erfldrt,
crtheilt su9leid) mferm prefeenten Die Se'
fil9nif, fcgleih Mnere9eln Su treffen, Die
@ireusen unierS 9anees am ffillcn Meee feits
sulfellen unb ben bort angefebelten @inpcbs
nern ibre @igentbums nno pericnlthen
9fehte su ltd,ern; beitimmt ferncr, bdB eers
ielbe aud, autbprifIrt fei cine militdriidle
pclfenlinie BON bem Sort eeooenmcrtb bis an
Die 9icdD Mauntains ~ errtd,teu, teicneers
sur 8eicbisung oes SHoncelS uno Sur @rbaIs
fung bcs 8riebeus nit ben Snbiancrltdmmcn
in jenem @ebiete f; baB Serncr jeeem nenen
bcrtiacu 9InIreler, ilber adtScbn Sabre aft,
prn peieer Sarbe unb mdnnliden @cIdlIcdIts,
taufcnb 9Ider 9anbe6benili9trcrecn iclltcn,
Der tcn Slnbau be6 Qanbes fiihf Sabre lang
betreiben wilrbe, wcld1e audi beien Grben sll
belalTen feien, iprfern fclde rcrhaneen tpds
rem ermddtt9t BEN prefoentcn CUR 9lnftels
lung zines neuen 9lgenten, fpeitlid, bon Der
lceten slaentie, CUR SoanbhatuH9 Der Sntereis
fen Der Sereini9ten Staaten NIT ben entle'
ocncrcn Snoianeritdmmen, uub Genehmt9t
bic snmenbun9 Der erfcrberlihcn Summen
fir cieIen 3wed ans benz 9iaticnalIdote.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-05-27
Sfarb.

slm srrletten Sreita9c, an 9lltcrsihmidc,
III Der @chnung ocs S,rn. Sdrret, III 0tieber
Wiacun9ic Saunidip, no or idcn felt 40 Sab
rcn lette, Sor. Sacpb Spr9e phn9es
fdbr 100 Sabre alt.
9lm 9tcn Nir1e6, uurct 9ltleutamt g.
9eneSacpbIpn Gin SIbnlctn tes SIerrl
Daniel Srcita9, in adten @tcnat ictncs slIs
tcr6.
9lm 12ten ebenbaielbit, bic Wutter bes
Sttnocs, Srau Gupbe M ia, Satin bcS
Sorn. Oanel Sreita9, im 2Siten 2ebensjabre