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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

Ind its circle of cus'om-houses. aud ~. peCu-
liar system of duties, constituting them IN these
specis foreign countries u another. The effect
of these diversiies upon trade md manufactures
may easily be supposed to have been highly preJu-
dicial to the general cormercs Of the country.
To Prussia. who had labored for years to bring
about tins commercial revolution in Germany chief
|, belongs the credit Of this accomplishment She
has united the members OF the confederation in a
treaty which establishes one tariff for ALL the duties
to be collected on the runtiers of what now forms
one great commercial league The nett revenues
eral States in proportion their respective amounts
OF population every article salt and playing cards
excepted having once paid the duties on the from.
tier being permitted to circulate freely among all
the States Of the Union without any additional i'm
post.
The treaty was concluded in 1894, ard was &c
continue ia force until the first OF January, 1852
and II, curing that term. and ut latest two wears be
lore IT'S expiration, the contrary should not be de
clared. for twelve years more. and afterwards from
twelve years TO twelve years, IL has recently unde
these Provisions, been renewed for another torn o
twelve years. The effect Of this confederation Ia
probably been TO give to Prussia and Germany
new weight in the political balance Of Europe bu
II is principally interesting the United States IL
its commercial tendencies, and in the hopes which
It encourages Of furnishing an enlarged consump
ton OF some eff the staple articles If our production
such rs cotton tobacco and rice. The Germai
COmmC rcial and Customs Association comprises al
ample territory, Astounding IN wealth industry, PC
pulaiion. and rcspuu Is of every description.
! The States included ia IL are
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

The following paragraph from Psri. PAPER re.
rerved by the Great Western. derives interest iu,,
now from the recent paper Of Mr. WEBSTER ON our
iEnds'lsiiR tins German Customs Union
PARIS MAY %
We have received the follow ing letter from Ber
In dated the 18Th Of May
The King, yiehing 10 the circumstances which
we made IN all parts Of the Stn,e Belonging to Inc
Herman Customs Union, against the treaty of com.
Nnorce and navigation concluded on the Ell of March
last between Prussia and Great Britain in the
name Of the other States belonging % the CUSTOM,
Union, has just ordered that, before it is ratified
this treaty shall 30 submitted 10 the examination q
the new reformed representative committee helm,
resolved not IN decide ON the ProPreiy of ratfyini
the treaty I'LL the committee has Gwen its opinion
but, pebble opinion having slrendy expressed it,el
very decidedly against the treaty Il rs mo, At al
probable 1hatit will be ratified and the less so a,
according 10 one Uf the clauses the exchange of h
Publications ought TO have taken place within ,,r
months after the conclusion Of the treaty at London
that is 20 say, on the 2nd Of the present month .
liay."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17
ITEAISOF NEys

,no C'roher OF jersey City states that 90, ernl
children nave recently died IN ihatpl,co ~ -
what mysterious manner
.o IN organ Is now being erected IN Frame with
oOOO pipes s1me Of which are 50 feet n lsngil.,,
will weigh , 600 pounds.
lhs anniversary Of the battle OF Bunker HI 81.
70 Oo celebrated ut Charlcsiown. On spirited and
appropriate manner. "'''
W deep ih'nker' 10 a moral certainty" said
,,ai, ,,'.''ly 70 bour"n street, who fell into
wen and was studying how b. get ont
during recent week upwards Of 5000 ,.,.,,.
visited the British Museum. Dur,y1 .,sI. a.,
sa,Ier Monday the yisiters amounted o. more linn
seeding Shnkeris lecturing Of BOSTON d, s,,.
hef'sln and giving limitations II the aug, J,nc,.
and 'ngulauues Ofihe sect.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

have 'esreofs isli II imperative upon mo to adhere
- this crier of curalmeat
The building now being erected fos the Gene.
raj fo-i Ohce - - far Rdvanrcd rs Ia give assur.
anos that q can be completed before the session OF
Ccngrcss in necember This Is much to be desired
nov -nly ior The convenience Of the Transaction oi
"-'"es' hot Inst the publio property may he kept
~ security. Such means within nv power are
'o'iinua " employed 10 protect the present build
ing ii'm hre but IN ITS exposed condition the dan
se OF destruction 10 the books and papers Of the of
nee - a -pnrce of constant anxiety
Az wh'ch - respectfully adm.i ed
FRANCIS GRANGER
To the PREEiDENr OF the United Stn,es
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

Mr.. Calhoun of South CirDlinl regards every
question he inkes hold Of rs producing a crisi,,-
.5''ne years ago. nulliiicailon was n crisis-lhen
me pulling down the Jackson administration was
crIsis-ihen the defeat of Van Bnren ,y,s \ 80
= ne yachsn admins ration was put down and Mr.
Van Buren, was elected. Then the passage Of tho
sub Treasury was crisis. ana then the re- elcct,on
or Mr Van Buren, was crisis The Sub rrea.,.
~ mas been rePndiatcd BY tho people. and Mr.. Van
Du'en has been turned ont Of the Presidential offc.
70" me governments new fiscal ogont Is the err.
SO Under Iheso circumstance. ibe Cb,,I.,,',,
Courier calls Mr.. Cilhodn. John Cra,,. C,i,,',,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

Tie Lafayette tLa.) Chronicle says. that whe
Fanny Ellsler took her departure from New Orlean
the negroes who hosting freight from the hol
Of an adjacent steamboat. and who nro remorkabl
apt at catching up local and passing subjects. thu
chmted as she lea the wharf:
Fanny, 70 you gwyn NJ de rbberl
Grog time o day.
When oil desc here's got Elsur feber,
Oh. hoist away.
De Lor knows what ven do without YOU,
Grog limo o day.
Dc toe o. heel wont dance wdout YOU.
Oh. hoist away.
Dey tny you dances like folder,
Grog time o. day
Wid tree iOusand dollars al iogedder.
Oh, hoist away
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

We heartily reJotce that movements are made for n
fiscal agent suited To the wants Of the government
and the people. This is evinCed particularly by
the fact Of referring the subject in both houses To
seiect committees instead of placing il in the usual
channel Of the Committee of ways aud means In
beth houses there il evidently e decided majority
IA invor Of It. and who oppose i'll Not the Jeffer.
senan democrats. rs we apprehended espec ialIv i
The following prove, rs we have no doubt it wllp
correct i, Is from the National Intelligence.
IN connection with this subject il occurs To as 70
state that one OF the most respectable citizen. of
virginia, who was Republican OF 1898 AMI will
we cfie q ts ty;ng day, iR u letter which we have
just received from him, adverIing 10 the advantage
winch IS attempted to be taken OF Mr. Jefler-on'.
oih,la opinion IN 1871. on the subject oC National
hanS' says that apart from The repeated sanction To
ne hrst bank given by Mr. JefIersons approval of
mo extension oi II To Louisiana, and of other acts
relating 10 u, ne tthe writer well remembers hay-
ing heard from persons Who were present when Mr.
Madisons signature of The Bank bill of 1916 was
condemned. that Mr. jefferson with great eInphasis
Nine'caied Nc Madison, aud said that the General
Government must have a hank so long as the States
were suffered 10 have them fer that the General
Government could not get along withsuf one -
whoever has IA his power 10 rcrify this fact from
his own kEOwle6ge-and lille doubi Il entertained
thaI iWWs evidence yet eIsts-wonId confer
great Obligation on the country by doing 80 nt The
present moment, either through this paper or through
come other cbsne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17
DISASTROUS ExPLosIoY-u o,h

DISASTROUS ENPLOSION-M Ouinrv. m
the boiler IN the mill OF DIR. Rogers exploded wi
great violence and simultaneously reduced the
building rr heap of RUNS
Mr. Cayill was drawn from under the ruins. So.
vercly nJured and without prapeci Of recovery.
Mr. Bensun, the lessee nf The mill was blown out of
a Two story window and Is very badly hurt John
AMI James wilson. wis were Standing near the
mil. received mach injury, john having hIs shou-
der blade broken. AmaIhcr person j. missing. IL
Is supposed that three Of the sufferers canuol sur
yIye
Next Ia the mill brick store which WAS
greatly dimrgcd and set on ire The mill was Of
brick; aud Dr. Rogers loss Is estimated nj about
sJp00--nO insurance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

THE PIilLoMATHENAN SoCIETY-wc
we're highly gratifed with tho exhibition by the
members OF this socie,y on Monday night, and we
rejoice to be able To say that very numerous audi
tory seemed rs highly grutificd as ourselG Tn,
performances wore all highly interesting and use
fuL We remark with piide that all those whc
were present can appreciate. that most Of the mem
bsrs OF that society are apprentices and clerk. who
ha'eUade the improvement, they evinee during tho
few-!e'surc hours they allowed from their buzz
ness .arucatious
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17
DEATH o. U1Y R,TFS Cooy

We regret o. learn from the New York p,pers
that the III n BTes G ok, luc Comptroller Of IA, r .
nances OF that state. died ut Bewslown Niagara.
county on SInily week. agel about so lis
death u Is said was fastened by intense ami,
c'uon 10 public business, while holding the oi,e of
Comptroller. Mr. Cook was cmphIucllly a pure
minded upright man, of iaralen,S great glol sense
anu Intense industry. lie was a member of tho
famous Lewistown Committee appointed. toriuyo.,,.
gate the abduction OF William Mbrgln. and after.
waits elected 10 Cunsross, bit declined re.clec.
ton
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17
TONS rITUTIONAL uAIR.spIII-,

CONSTITUTIONAL HAIRSPLTIyrERs Il,
Is a sorry compliment 10 the T-auers or tho C,,.,.,,
hon 20 srpppss that they intended to specify Dis
lHctly OF is powers and means Of enforcement
To have done 20 with any o1sciitude wopId b,v.
required volume instead u o. present ps,,,,..
limits, aRd would have been rash legislation s,,
p1scry. whose wants a habits. " We consider tb O
treqne1i, unforeseen ycissifudes Of things wlreb
daily happen, Iausl have been iDdisiinctly perceiy
Cd They Odd 6eiier. They intended. a. may be-
soen by The fodcraiist the beautiful explanation Of
The Constitution BY those who were its prpc,,,l
ifnfnen. 70 allow that its construction should enable
- ~ provide successfully FOR now snorgencis. The
sagcs Who drew up orr code 0ffgbt. ip its syccipc,
form know that narrowly ioalous intsr,yete,i,,
would not only cripple D. bot often utterly battle
she purposes Of 10 institute Dn and that some Ja,,
lion must be allowed o. ~ guardians 10 sdapt ,,
vlfl0ui afiudinDus oOnsirucfiop. o. cssi1ns ot
expressly designated. which either escaped notice
o. could DOT b. ioreiold.-l Raleigh Register
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

The Presbytery Of New York have Isssed res.
olutiOn declaring the writings Of Byron and Bulwer
books Of hcentious and infdel character. Were
they read in Presby,ey to prove the fact did tho
reverend gentleman vote on hearsay' II the Tor.
mer. they were not very luudably engaged provided
the books are, declared IT the latter, the book
did not have q fair triIl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17
TIE SECRET OBJ THE s,cc,...

TIE SECRET OF THE SUCCESS M
QUACKERY,-Thut quacks sometimes ,r.,...,
when The regular medical fails. we bovs b..i,.,..,
IN admitting. An honest practitioner will ~, -,
out to patient sinking under The i,go.,,, - !.
mortal m'lndy dslusye hopes Of recovery. by, II.
unpnneiPlsd eharlatan says, i can cure o.,
s'a" Dc eured-your disease IS not roo,,,, -,
s'n 70 me- and will put your ailments to sgb, {"
t,',' e's 'he patient has Jain in hi. phv,ris, h,,
l'lo good apbe effected Thi. il o0sn 49,. , ou'
~ success. Anindigesiion which has dsGcd !. n,
SIS o. Df W Philip. has vanished 49, =.
lo'nos pahc dose administered bv o,;D ,.,.o,a
.I'h o. 'ak'ng ne lille pbysic a. pos.bs !. ~
'osaOle 70 The generality Of sstes :, !. r.coy,el
ne, patent who had been pronounced ,oenrsbls
'o "culiy' as aeyHier resent surrendered him.
,..I I',o 'he hands of qusck. whose promises
w, He's large and gratifying. The invalid vss tod
-, We must not however, expect any change ~
~ place ~ BIS Fnalady until he expiration of sfr
h'n'hs friend who saw the daily fee. and dsi.
" "eoeIi' kmdly erpostulaied with the sick man
Fof Gods sake" he exclaimed, destroy not tbe
lopes which that man holds ont b. me. upon Them
: I'VE. without Them 7 die "-Phy,ie and Plus,
rams 'y"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

CHANGE-The only change We have in thi.
region nov rs the small notes OF the stage compan..
aud change ia the weather The weather thi,
week has had the bos, of it. II has changed abou
Ihirty-fye degrees this week, the themoms ter at
the Trssen, swe rang ing from fly siIty. Will,
fast week II was from 90 10 95
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

NAhuED-On MONDAY evening. Juue Iilb.
py The Rev. Wm. Armstrong. Mr. Tnos. q. BLACK B.,
N''' EN'LIE L. eldest daughter u Robert C. Woods
Esq OIL q this city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

DEATH IN TIE PULPTT.-Rsv II. CLARK.
Hubbsri died 81 South Kingston. u J. On The Oh
usisnt. IN me 73d year n bic age 90 entered the
pulpit a. usual. aus hid Just delivered bi. tsrf
when hs wss seized with 81 snd fsn On tho pgl
% Dor. sad soon after vss 10 c,rgss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

Aiessrs. GALES & SEAroS were. on the lth INST.
elected PriHer' To The House of Representative, by
n vote Of 1874 to -. The large vote that they re-
'ceiSed is an evidence of the high estimation in
which those enIerptising. talented. accomplished
aud afiIble gentesnen are deservedly held.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

HALlFAX--Tho fishing schooser Two Friends
Patton. ofFrsnkart which was carried INTO H,iiist
ly The British Government sohooueT VICTORY. 81 an
ancdgod violation % he treaty. Nas % leased on the
6rst. end would proceed on her voyage ~ che 81.
An sce0pHt ofn disaster 10 The New York ani
Lopjon psckei ship samrs1u will BE- fund under
ihe marine Lad
TIE HALIFAX Herald" complains ofihs frequency
Of sirsst ri5's IN hat town.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

PROPOSALS. The Tri.wcekly Times Will " fur
n'she, cnew subscribers the city. OF by rnal Goo
the exits session of Congress, commencing Ni--.
day mex, and continuing two 7uaonitS. At the NV
rruee of 800. Weekly Times for SC Gems tct the
same time. always payable IN advance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

~ bibD--ln Roseyillo. Parke county. Indiana. on
lue'a'y ne lst rnsiani. ~ lingering disease.
which she bore with Christian f,riii1do AiH MARY
". WHEAT, wife of John VI Wheel Boo tls 3OH
ysH OF her are. q native u Montgomery county
City, d G..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES oF
STEAMBOATS, SINCE OUR LAST.
El

OSf on "Wednesday rnofnina q ps.tst -.
o'naining twenty Eve dollar mi 49,,
.sl papor The money was IN notes a. one ~
"'', .,,, 70 redertck. Nd va two lOs and a.
note III . finder will be suit, ~ y,g,,,t-I - -
turning The pocket BOX aad its contents h. 90. ~
fun f4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17

PRESENT AND PASr-We copy the sub
joined statements from the Providence Journal
The transmission Of the Presidents Message 10 B1s.
ton might have been accomplished in less time than
is stated. This * age of rapid movements but the
lime Is ho distant when the people will look back
on us rs we do now years gone BY. and wonder
that we have done so lille. soon the distance be.
tween New York and New Orleans will 10 over.
come in about four days, and hence BufIlo in a
bout twenty hours. Go ahead /, not this worth
paying ior'--
THE PRESENTING Presidents Message
was Transmitted from philadelphia to New York IN
hours and IS minutes and from New York to
B'sion in Is hours. ikns 21i hours from Pha-
delphia. anu had not the bat been detained by fog
II would probIby have been acco plished IN Il or
| hunrs.
THE PASr-In 1920 the mail run between
New York and Philadelphia once fortnight during
winter and once wack during sumner. The
first stage between the two place, commsnced run
ming ia 1855. and occupied three days.
Benjamin franklin. oOsim isier General, gives
noce IN l1J5, "Ihit To aid trade. &c. the winter
! Northern mail from Philadelphia 10 New England
which used 10 set Ost but once 4 fortnight, shall
start once n week all the year ruund-wher an
swers my be obinined letters between PHI Iadel.
phia and Blsion ia three weeks, which now re-
quircs sir weeks"
The first stage between Z '-ipn and New York
commenced on the 9Th of June. 1913 al a. .usefiI,
new and expensive undertaking" to start on tho
l3rh, and To arrive either from either of the
places on The 9Th. making days sraveI, now ac-
cumpllshrd ia many hours.
Ia lII0, stage run between this place an BIS.
ton leaving Providence VI ally IN rraiay, at 7 a.
clock anil arriving slon on Tdes Law evening;
leaving stpn Friday IN Irnin! an arriving here
the following evening.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17
TEMPERANCE REEoRMATIoN-rhs rrent

TEMPERANCE REFORNiATION.-The great
Temperance reformation which originated under the
auspres If Ia her Mathew in ireland. producing the
most benign effects IN this country The Irish with
enthusiasm and unanimiiy for which they dis.
urgulshed have avaled themselves of his impulse
TO ameliosae and elevate their coadiiion and char
acer So far the hsppiest results have been reali-
zed. Tens Of thousands Of Families have already
been raised from desiiu,on and suffering TO the en-
ioymcnts of raiisnal life The earning Of heads C
Families are no longer worse than wasted ia dram
drinking. The wholesome fruits of this reform
clearly seen and felt in every community.
New York friend. whose Wife had for time
been contributing To the support OF Irish Family.
whose suiierings were occasoned by the drunken.
ness Gifts head. who finally strnyed back IRELAND.
and was there cansht in the Temperance net OF the
good Father Mathew has furnished us with the fol-
loving extract of a Letter recently written fom
Ireland To his Family. TO whom he Promises to return
sober man.-AIbdny Jour
| CLoNEES, November % 1910.
Tell John Quin his fathers family are all IN gold
health and that Pat has got n medal, and the chief
part of the country both big and little. Ia fact it IL
The greatest blessing that ever came TO ireland. for
1t - very rare To get liquor the country, OR tho
greatest drundard that puts a medal will hate a..
ihere u Billy Gallagher the srhool master.
OF the greatest drunkards IN the county, and since
ne got tho medal never tasted drop, and am sure
raddy Dayle would not wash his stockings in il ei.
ther aud he s n1w steady IA m 1S can he in tho
world and 50 is my own father In fact there is ma
respect Tor my man that wont have il. or woman
There are only two public houes from Ar1larce To
Balysadare. The rate of provisions is as follows;
Oats 10 tn % shilling>; Butter, ); Potatoes from U
10 IL shilIins' per barrel Pork. IL los per cwt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-17
SInfrs
26027.525

VIII lbUZ 90
IL is understood that Brunswick has exhibited an
inclination ioseparare from the Northwestern Union
Vt which she is now n member. and 10 join the As.
ISOLATION; ami the accession OF the Grand Duchy of
Lutemburg is likely soon TO swell still higher the
total population of the States rhus united. which
constitutes already the most industrious enlightened
ant prosperous people Of Germany
Three of the German States have not vet acccd.
ed TO the Association. but have formed a separate
Commercial and Customs Union, viz:
States Population.
The kingdom of Hanover. lTT2lO1
The Grand Durhy uf Oldenburg. 266,536
Tae Duchy OF Brunswick, 2jI.O00
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01
cJuptau 9Cm90ftUe,

oocr >Suotan vegetable Wllcn.
Dteie terilbmte Webisin mirc untcr Der
2iufltt te6 QGitliam lGrght, &iccspciIoCnt
ron Gem ")ioros 2merifauiiteu GicIuuohrit6s
Geicainm," rerfcrli9t uuo iOa folgcute
Srdufhcitrn uHfebtar beilCn:
GntSltueeuce Sirbcr fdulcute Sictcr /;
SdmcHcn i'm MdGeu, gun8c, 2etrr, Rudrn
uno Sclte Serluft ocs 2lrprtit5 Sraufre
8cpflpch Rheumatis u, bciers llcute rtcr
Sbroniid 8lutfpcieu mo @red,cn Gurds
fad, 3uhruu @olif; CpsrrpFa, MilSiudit,
faIcuoe Sud)t, btauen Nuiieu, loer5flrpfen,
@cidmnrr uup Wuupsu alter 2lrt; Shma.
DIE Gcrpeh Tieterqefdto0fubeit uub st2
aneere Srdufheiten cer Trducn6rericncu
0tige WebiSn it an bem ocring II preis
0on 25 @ents Die 8cr, in eem Gudblobr tcs
llntcrfdJriebenen Su paben.
q. 9. 8ube.
2Iuguit 1s, 1871, nq-6p
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01
3 e 81 II a II II oett.

DieIe 3eitHu9 piro jcben Mittpcd, an
tinsm 9rcBen SupersRoDal 8o9eu, nit gam
Htusn Shriften, beraus9e9cben.
Der Snbieriptcusspre iteiu Z baIel
oes 5dhfs, in BordusbeSablung.-
Sm Saa cies nidt 9efcbieht, 70 merren cir
2haler nno fanf nno ;nanSi9 @cntS ou0e'
red)nct.
Rein Sub1eri6eut miro fur weni9er alS G
Weoudte du9eucmmen, uuo fciner faun ciC
3eitnn9 anf9ebeu, Bis ale 9ifltiube paraui
abbejdhlt flno.
Setlnutmahuu9cu, weld,e Elm 8iercd
dusm1hen, iperpeu orenlal fir einen Ihaler
etn9erItft, uno fir jeoe feruere Ginruduno
fnf nno .3phnSt9 Sents. - gr6eere uadl
8erbiltniB.
Dieieni8e weId,e bic 3eituu9 nit Der 9yoil
Deer Dem potrettcr erbdlter, miifcu ftlbif
Safllr beSatlen.
9tle Sriefe an Die SNerdus9cbcr miifTen
20 fire siu9cfduot werocu, Icult ncrbcu
tie nid1t anf9encmmeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01
81 q eDrtdbt.

9lprtbanpton 8dnf, SUM- 20, 1s41.
giddlrttbt wirb hermit 9e9eben, sufol9e
Der Contribution uno ben @eIsBen ees Staats
penniDipauien, tas Der prefeent uno bic
Oirtfiprsn Ger 9iortbdnlptcn 8anf, 9elegen
in Der Staot Ql1entaun, 9eha @annfy, lId)
cutIdlcGen baben bel Der ndebfien @eieegee
bnQ oielcs Staats fur cine 8ergr6eerung
oc6 Capital Stcds nuSuhalteu, udmlidb, bon
l25,O00 3hQler su 25O,0oO 3haler; ohne
ciuen Wedbfcl i'm 9lancn uno StDl cber III
Der location bcla9ter Sanf ;u 0erlanseu.
gluf Sroer Der Soaro bon Direftprs.
George &eG, GaBirer.
SUM 30. nq-6M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01

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