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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
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Gle l Itc 8rigabe, ite GtUifrn q. M, befes
keuo au6 her Stabt phitabeIpbin, erpdhlt.
Sor Soratic Sarbad, Der ueuermdtlte SuGpcfs
tor ift nenIid NIT 2ob atcsaanaen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

Gin Duea.-@S 9ebt jeet Elm Geriidtt
tae ucr eiui9sn Ia9cn rpiecer Elm Dnea stpt'
Id,rn ciucm juu9eu Mann pen philadelphia,
uro einem bon baltimore, ftatt9efiHoen bas
be, neldes fjdl odmit euoi9tc, eas eer jnn9e
Oiann bon Baltimore fd,wer am 9Irm Sers
wuubet fpurbe. Gie 0famen baten mir nidt
erfahren f6fuen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
SSrrhiir fiir MSurb.

9tatban @abD, weIder bel eiuem Gang at
"SalcmcuS Iempei," in 8crfs @auntD, eis
ncn qewieen Nrn. 8rammIid, init Der Sauft
tcbtfd,hiq, III bel Der in letter Wcd,e su 0teas
ciH9 9ebaIteneu Court frei9cfprcden moroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

Deutfde Gin 10 oerc r.--9n
Der Staot Cincinnati lai1eu nrdl tdGtih
Giawaneerer pcn Ceutfdllaub all. Gin
Cincinnati 8iatt Iagt, nap am pcrIcbten
DienIfag ftpa 100 i'll benz Eampfbcct 9pius
ia, bert angefcmmer, wcld,es ale gut duss
fchenSe 5amilicn nit bduf9en @epdf genes
felt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

9fepfct SIN Staat Shic frllen bic
9lepfel bieics 9abr iiberdna reldllidl geratbeu
ien mb eineE ungelpebnIid, eeIifaten Gje'
fd,mad belIben. gluf bfm @arft III @inein'
uafi briHseit tielelten rrn 70 tie SO 5ents
eao NdvreI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
Ghmnrh q. S1nblc,,.

Gin @eriidlt lit i'm llnlauf caB Gewart
@. S.ubtey in fur;em aIs Scmmiitcner bon
Sneiauifdeu sln8clc9enbeiten ernannt per'
ben milrbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

@tut SdwaubeusSabrid III 8hooe Sslanb
uerfertiot tdgtid, 1000 @jroe. Sie befd1df'
tigt 200 6rdneusimmcr mo $50 Wfdnner
unb Sed)6hunbert 1ennen emers
ifauildles Gtau0eneilen merpen jdbrlidl 9es
bratd,t, sI30 bic 8cnSe ,pertb, neblt $50
5ounen YcnnlDlp0uilher Seblcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
Orfnit,nrr NNnlll.

93ri Der testen gEcdbc i'm Staat DcIaipare
ochalteucu Q1abt, ,parcn Die Bbt9s fIe9rcidj.
Sie bnben ibreu @oHgrc6manu unb cine
Wehrheit 9tepreicutanten in tic &iefeB9ebnu9
eripdblt.- Brbt9ctban fleines GeIamare.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
SystfitGrtfd,c SumprmttOm.

Cine aGgcmeinc Wilitdriidhe Contention
fcI auf ben 2ten Rcntag I'M December lit
Ba1hir9tcn 9ebaltcu wereen. = gSer ipire
eerIelben pcu eicIer Rrigabe beiirebnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

Gin ghig Gtaaf. = Cie Giunab.
men bed StaatS UlaBadtfetts msreeu III bic
fem Sahr bic 2Iusaaben nm s27 900 iibsrifeis
gen. Dire fpridlt gut fitr Die bcrti8c qBbiss
Varthei.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
Mnlnmtnm 0lnef,niniI.

Spfcman 8udlman Der IN GOrihamptcn
GanutD bas 6eGeilen beraubte, fpnTee anf 10
9ahre uadl benz altliheu 3udlthdu(e peFnr'
ikeilt,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

Die 3eiten. - gfeuDcrfrr 3ritungen
i'm 9llGgemeinen geben ms bic erfreulid,e
8eritdlcruna, caB Die 3eiten iId, felt Der Ipal.
ltrllng bee Sarif,gef.bes beesntenb eerbeGs
fert baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

proftGid.--Das Ieu,SerfeD Staatss
@efdugniB bat leetcs Sabr 5000 3baler mebr
ein9etrd9en, al6 ee llnfoften perurfad,te.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

Senrp D.-Bei einer neulid in
benz Staat 1enneTee gebaltenen Staatss
ecnpenttcit tpurbe Soenrp Clap als @aneibat
fir preTbent alifaeuommen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

8riefe aus @u9IoHb uno Srlnno teridten,
baB nddftes Sahr cine auBerorbrntlidic MaIs
ie oon @mi8rantcn III uus hernberfommen
rpereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

afte e LAG "a d e.--gei Der Gupriems
@curt III Berlin, ipuree reHlid cine GIagfas
DIE entictieeen, tpeld1e fhen Dor 500 9abren
9eltiftet fpcreen mar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

@lecti u.--Samee 8nhannn
IL 9c9enlpdrti9 in Geugprf, nnb Scbn 6. Gal
bcun ipiro audi IN ipeni9en 1ogen rCrt ere
partet. Die fInb frilb an Der 9lrbeit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

GenneFee. = Die 8eleegcbung bon
1ennehce bat neulid eiu @eIeb pafGrt, rpel.
Dies Zen gaufen erIaubt fIeine Icten auS,us
aeben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
9Sefonlttntoet),tn0.

Icpember IG.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
gyyTsI1xEYTz7TI13l

SHEkMAN'S WORM LQZENGES
proved IN more than AGO 600 cases to be
IDtaIlbIe; the.only certain Morm destroy
Ing medicine ever discovered. Many
disasters arise from worms and occasion
Iong intense suffering and even death
without their ever being suspected
grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are doctured for various
complaints, without any beueft; when
one dose OF these Lozenges would speed.
lily cure Them.
Mr. J. Murphy, was applied 10 by e
poor women whose daughter, Z Years
Of age had been sick for 3 years; her
stomach was us large as a grown per-
sons, her arms and legs so swollen that
she could not walk or help herself, al
though she could eat as much as two la.
boring men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their .skilI without any
benefit; The father had spent all he could
raise ard was discouraged, he abandon.
doned all idea Of doing any thing more
for her, and looked 10 death alone to
to take her out Of her misery. Mr.. Muir.
ply believing il to be a ca Sc sol worms,
gave her a box Of Sherman's Lozeuges,
and in two days she returned with 10Y
beaming from her eyes, and said The Lo-
zcpges had saved her child'b life. The
first dose brought away nearly a pint of
living WORDS in one solid mass, she at
terwaTds counted over 500 ihaLwere dis,
charged, besides the mass-Wbich she
could not count. The child was literally
eaten up With another living wit.
ness Of the almost miraculous efficacy o
Sberman's Lozenges.
DR.. Galen Hunter knew a child that
was cured Of fits by these Lozenges, af.
Ter years suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief. lie has
used them in his practice for The last Two
years in several hundred cases, and al
with success. "A boy on board Of
one Of The HaVre packets was cured Of.
fits by only one dose of them.
Mr.. Loring W. Gross, cured three of
his children Of worms by only one box.
Mr.. John r Wood, gave them to his
child and they brought away The worms
by thousands.
6FPrlce Of these valuable worm can.
rs cents per bcx.
JACKSON & SINCLAIR
Agents for Carroll co.
L. Wilcox, Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 8, lS42.
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Wei haze hied DR.. Joseph Priestly
Peters, Vegetable Pills, aud have no
hesitation in %pronouncing them the best
Anti Bilious Medicine that we have ever
; used in our families. We are acquain.
ted with several families in this city who
give them the preference 10 all other
kinds, on account of their mildness, and
at the same time, certainty of action.
-New. York Examiner.
MORE THAN len MILLIONS of
boxes Of these truly valuable Ambitious
Pills have been sold in the United States,
Canadas, West Indies, Mexico, and Tex
as, since the lst ofJanuary, 1885.
HUNDREDS g. THOUSANDS bIes
The day they were induced, BY The pers
suaslon of a friend, to Ivy d Box Of DR.
Peters, Pills.
DR.. Joseph Priestly Peters,
Dear Sir-lhave
used your valuable Pills these last four
years, in cases ofDyspepsia Liver com
plant, and Sick headache. and have
found them, in a majority of cases, the
most valuable Pills | have ever used.
JOHN CASE, M. D.
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or
Bilious Fever, would recommend IT
ters' Fills 10 preference to all other .spuIY
r, Fl. ARMSTRONG, Mel
The following from the eminent Doctor
EmmtSOn as considered Sufficient.
| have used in my practice these last
hive years DR.. Joseph PriestIy Peters
Vegetable Ambitious Pills, and consid.
cred them the best family medicine |
have ever used.
A fresh supply ofthese valuable Anti
bllIods Pills, just received by
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR,
Only agents for Carol Co..
l.. Wilcox, corner OF Diamond and
Market Streets Pittsburgh, Pa.
April s, ls42.
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COUGH I0MEITGB Sg

COUGH GOMBMGBSg
SHEkMAN'S COUGH LICENCES,
are the safest, most sure and t~f1vClIu
remedy for COughs, Colds, Consumption
WhooP'ng Cou gb, Asthma, TIghtDess 9
the Lungs or Chest, DC. &c. The prof
prietor has never known an instance
whore they did not give perfect s%alislac
lion.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, of The o
MEDIA Conference, WIS given Up es. incu
rabIe, believed 10 be on The very verge Of
The grave from Consumption, without the
hope Of reIieGnlI he tried those Lozepgcs.
They relieved him Immediately, aud in
aIew weeks restored him 10 health, as
lhat he could resume his dnelies az a min
lister ct the gospel. He recommends
hem TO all who are consumplive or have
any arrangement Of their lungs, as the
greatest medicine IN the known sorId.-
lie has witnessed their ffrcis on scycIo
Others, and always with the happiest re
suits. lie says so great a remedy lbrouob
the blessing Of Divine Providence should
be the common property OIL all, and in
every IamIly on The face Of the earth
Mr.. James W. Hale, gave some
to a friend who had not enio,e ed
a nights sleep for several weeks. jcInO
every few minutes attacked with such
cough, as almost to t. he away bis lile
he Lozenges made him raise easy, and
enabled him to sleep well all uighi. lie
had irIed every hing he heard Of. and
nDihIng else ofloldtd Ibe lerst reIi, E
another Ins'aGce Of saving "A fellow beipg
trom an uhlImeIy death. ri
Nj. G. Il. Matthews suffered a wear
with hard, tight cough, pain in his
side, splluNg of blood, and all tho uuete
symptoms OF Consumption. . The Lozen
gts relieved him Immediately and IN a
few weeks restored him 10 perfect health
lie says they are the greatest cough med
lCiDe in the world
Over 5000 persona have given their
names WIlhln the hast yuar'as a reference
OF The wonderful virtues of these couch
Lozepges. Ihey1cure aIkrecent cases
in a few hours, seldom requiring mpre
one day tocl eradicate The most dis
ones.
tG-Price only s5cenis per Boy..iA
JACKSON s. SINCLAIR.
Agents for Carroll Co,
l. Wilcox, corner Of biz almond and
Market streets, Pittsburgh; Pa.
Eoquirs for Sherman's Cough candies.
aAprit g.. l842.
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En-

This No. Of the Free
100 Press ends the Grst year
~ since the firm OF Collier
& Mccormick was dis
solved. The subscriber earnestly re-.
guests those who feel an interNs, ia the
continuation Of the Free Press to man
Hest th%aIinIerest by calling Immediately
and paying their accounts, He has
realized but Iiltie for his last years
fWork, and hopes that the people will
not expect him 10 publish the Free
Press without receiving some compensa
ton. he has liabilities which must be
I'm :, and, friends, you will have to furn.
ish The means. lie hopeo this hint will
DO sufficient, Those indebted to the
firm oGCOlIier & Mccormick must cal.
immediately & s%orlIe, or their cconn,.
'Wlll be put INTO The hands OF proper Off
ccors for collection,
Il. W. COLLIER.
Vu!y 20, lG42.
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TIE STATE OF OHlO} GO
CARROLL County, 49,
COURT OF COMMON PEAS.
,YncnLlnn nGer M,nnL H. 1OAO

Vacation after March Term, 1912
Joseph FIgIey, I
,OS.
Priscilla Clinton, widow 1" "T''''o"'
ofJOhnC Clinton, deceased, ]
Daniel Van TiIlberg and Margaret his
vito, John Clinton, Magaret Clinton,
Jacob Clinton, Priscilla Clinton aud
Eliza Clinton, heirs at law OF Thomas
Clinton, deceased, and Dewitt Clinton,
heir at law Of Charles Clinton, deceased.
William Norris and Nancy his vile.
John Clinton, Edward Clinton and VIII.
liam Clinton, aud Peter Clinton heir at
law otAbcl Clinton, deceased. aud the
heits (u%trknOwn( OF Abrdhum Grabs mud
Priscilla his Wlle--hoIrs at law Of the
said John Clinton, deceased The said
defendants will take notice that a pett.
ton was filed agNiOst them on the 2Sth
day Of April, A. ID. 1842, in the Court.
Of Common PlONs, 10 md for said county
of Carroll, by Joseph FIgley, and lie now
pending, wherein the said Joseph FIgley
demands partition Of The North East
Quarter Of Sectrcntwenty three IN Town.
ship fourteen OF Range FIVE, situated in
said county and containing one hundred
aud fifty N acres, more or less and
also, that the dover of said Priscilla
Clinton, widow Of John Clinton, deceas-
ed, be assigned her in said premises:
that al the next term Of said court, appIi.
cation will be made by said petitioner
for an order that partition ,of said pre-
uisps may be made, and that one equal
undivided tenth part thereof may be set
off TO him in seVeralty.
JOSEPH FiGLEY.
BY his Attorneys,
'Pearce StarkWeathsr, g. Jarvis.
June "a, 1912.
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Dissolution Of Partnership

FHNllE Partnership heretofore existing
n between the undersigned was, on
the 22d day of June, 1912, dissolved by
mutual consent. Those Indebted to the
hTm are requested to make immediate
payment 10 Philip +. Price, who can at
all times be found NJ the old stands oppo,
site McEldorry 8. MllIers Store, wheu
heinteDds carrying on The business and
is PTepn god osmako Wagons, Carriages
Pl0gghs, and do all other kinds of work
in,hia line In the most substantial aud
fashionable manuc: and upoa the shortest
notice.
PHILIP f. PRICE,
GIDEON REYNOLDS.
Duly'6, 1912.
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shCrEAan'S poor mans DI0s.
fer.

LEa
The best strengthening plaster in tbe
world and a sovereign remedy for pains,
or weakness in tho back, IONS, sides,
breast, neck, limbs, joints, :heumasnm
lumhago, SC. &c.
Several persons have called at The
warehouse to express their surprise and
ana thanks, at the almost miraculous
cures these plaslore have effected.
Joseph w. HoXle, E,q. who he'd been
NlllIcted with rheumatism, as 10 be unable
10 dress himself without assistance. WINS
enabled alter wearing one, only one nigh,
TO get up alone in the morning, put on hi,
clothes, and call at our cfice with ewes
beaming with joy, and his tongue pour
ing lotth TIE gladness of his heart, at The
sudden and signal relief he had received
from This best Of all remedies.
MIR David Williams, Of EIizibctbtown
IN j., m old Revolutionary Soldier. was
so rfllcted with rheumatism, that he
could scarcely help bimseIr-lbese Plas,
ters entirely cured him.
NJ~Pr'ce ouIS l2i cents a piecc.I1O
Just received hV
JACKSON SINCLAIR.
Il WILCOX, corner Of Diamond aud
Market streets Pittsburgh, Pa.
VT Remember only LEA cents a pas
tar.
April S,tfG4g. d
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ApOthecary & Drug Store

wk The subscriber respectfully
w informs bis customers and The
public, that he has now on
- hands The argest end best as
Isortment OF
DRUGS, PAINTS, GUMS DYE
'STUEES. GLASS WARE OILS, of
every description PATENT MEDI
CINES, Walls, DC evor offered Tor
Ssae in this pace which he is prepared
10 sell ut very reduced prices TOR cash OF
approved produce.
Physlcians throughout the country are
respectfully solicited to call aud examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
.Hatlers. Shoe nakers, Painters, Cabi
net and Chair Makers. FuIlers, a. Overs
can be supplied with articles in lherr
line OF business. on the most reasonable
terms.
Orders executed with h~ithluIness and
despatch.
Store one door souih west ofaMr. Leo
getl's Hotel.
R KENNEDY.
CarrolIton, Dec. "a, lS4l.
The subscriber requests a those in.
to him TO call immediately npd
make pay meut, aS longer indulgence
will not be given.
ROBERT KENNEDY.
May 6 1870.
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WOOl ardiTsg.

tTHE subscribers having entered intd
partnership in the above business, would
inform the puhIlc that they have attached
u Tramp Wheel 10 their Machinery, to
Ihe old stand oil Moore, four miles South
OF Carroll'On, and one mile east Of Tones
MIL, 10 Union township, Carroll county,
where they are prepared TO do work in
The best manner and on reasonable terms.
They will also Full and Dress cloth. -
All work entrusted 10 them WILDE care
iulIy done, as they pledge themselves TO
pay Tor aIEWool spoiled by their neglect.
All kinds OF produce taken 10 payment
IoT work done by them.
MOORE& SCOTT.
May 90, le42.
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COMMON PLEAS, CARROLL
COUNTY.

Vacation after October Tenn, 1871.
Matthew Dunlap,
fCS.
William AIexanderA
All persons interested will take
notice that, Matthew Dunlap on The 81
day Of February, A. d. 1912, sued out a
writ Of attachment from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, in the
State Of Ohio, against William AIexan.
dor, for The sum Of one hundred aud
three dollars, which said writ has hsep
served and returned.
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk
E, R. EcKLEY, PIfT's. Atty,
Clerks Office, CarrolltoD,H
June 20. 1912.
, 1842-08-06
Shumhooden, interferred and took

Shumhooden, interferred and took
the officers under his protection, and
they are described as now living rs
prisoners in the citadel. About 100
only of the sepoys are supposed to
have escaped.
The accounts from China are int.
resting. On the 18Th of March the
Chinese, 10000 or $4,000 strong
tried to retake Ningpo, while another
force attacked Chinghae. In both
instances they were repulsed with
considerable loss.
The Chinese were allowed to en-.
ter Ningpo, withou. opposition. but
upon reaching the market-place. were
attacked on all sides by the British
troops, and instantly routed. When
they got within one hundred yards
of the British guns, a terrific fire o!
grape and canister was poured down
upon them. They fed 10 confusion,
leaving about $50 dead. The 49ih
regiment was then sent in pursuit,
bit, up to the last account, had not
yet returned. A simultaneous at
tack had been made upon Chinghae.
The enemy were again routed.
This appears TO have been only
part Of I concerted attack, as at the
same time fire boats were launched
against the ships.
THE EAST. We have letters from
Alexandria of the 28th June.
The PasCha had acceded 10 the pro
posal submitted by the British consul.
that the import and export duties be
far the future levied upon valuation
of merchandise. and in Egyptian
currency, without reference to the
tariff of 1889. The trade in cotton
had also been declared free. the FIVE
per cent. duty upon the Imports be-
coming payable on the 96lh Of June.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MAnKEr, Fri
day, July /. Dates are reduced this
week on foreign wheat TO IS. per
quarter; on foreign four to S.. Sd.
per barrel.
OF flour in bond. a few hundred
barrels have been disposed of; Uuni-
ted States sweet is sold at 35s.a SIS.
Cd. sour, Sis. a 32s.; do. in bond, 2Gs.
a 20S.
, 1842-08-06
Dreadful steamboat Explosion.

1t becomes III paInIu! duty to re-
cord onr Of The most distressing clSu-
~allties which has occurred in tins pre-
vince since the introduction Of steam
on the St. Lawrence. The high
pressure steamer Shunlnck, while be-
tween Lachine AID Pninie Claire, on
her way to Kingston, about ten
O'Clock on Saturday morning. burst
her boiler. and her bows being blown
out by the explosion, she went down
head foremost. There were on board
of her at the time about one hundred
and twenty persons, OF whom forty
eight were taken up unhurt BY three
Aarges in tow. and eighteen were
conveyed to the Montreal General
Hospital wounded. FIitv-fonr re
main to be accounted for. OF the
eighteen conveyed TO the Hospital.
one has died under the amputatlon of
both legs.
The passengers were composed Of
English, Irish and Scotch of whom
the English are supposed to have SUI.
fered most from being IN the fore part
Of the boat -NoRhrcdi Courier, Ju-
~ II.
, 1842-08-06

The election of Monday, the 18th
ut. IN Massachusetts. for a member
of Congress. in place of the late Mr..
Hastings. has resulted in no choice.
on account OF the abolition and scat.
tering votes. As far as heard from,
the Wing candidate leads the Demo-
cratic candidate about so votes.
The Cumanches. Cochataways. and
two Other tribes Of Indians have COM
missioned Gov. Butler, Col. Mcln-
rosh. and Mr.. Logan 10 request the
President of Texas 10 send commls-
sioners 10 meet the chiefs OF those
Tribes or Red River. to forma treaty
OF peace--LouiSriWe Journal.
, 1842-08-06

NORTHEASTERN BouNnaEY.-.The
National iuIeiligencer Of the 92d ul,.
SAWS.
1t is understood tliat the Secretary
Of State, on behalf Of the United
States. the Commissioners of Mas.
Sachnseits. and thr Special Minister
OF Great Bfitain, have agreed on the
basis NJ 4 Convention for the settle.
ment of the Northeastern Boundary
question. What the terms of this
agreement ATE. is "f Course unknown
tou>. TIC Commissioners of Maine
had not decided yesterday whether
they would agree ordisagree TO them;
hut. rs II Is not to he supposed that
the distinguished citizens represent.
INC the United States and the States
OF Massachusetts would accede 10
any terms which Name ought TO de.
cline. we are bound to believe that
the Commissioners Of that State will
not withhold their assent TO the ar
rangement agreed m hv their coad-
Iuiors IN the negotiation. We feel
ourselves authorized, therefore. 10
congratulate our readers and the
whole country on the near prospect
OF an amlcable adjustment. at last,
of this long standing ard di.quieting
difficulty. The thanksof both coun-
tries will I've due, and will he freely
paid. to the able and patriotic men
who will have brought it 10 4 peace
fuI and happy issue.
, 1842-08-06

STATE OF AFFAIK>I 4 tiHopE ISLAND.
We have a letter from Providence.
coming from arespectable lady. which
describes the present condition oi
things in that State. Our only won
der is that the people quietly submi,
To such outrages. These, alone. are
sufficient cause for revolution. The
press. the protector Of the peoples
liberties, E1s been suppressed. and no
papers supporting the Suffrage cause
are allowed to be sold. This stale.
ment accounts to us FIR not receiving
any papers of that kind since the .sre-
s%torati"n of law and order,' rs we
did previous to that event. Martial
law still reigns. notwithstanding the
suggestion of the Secretary of War.
that they had better take j, of the
first thing thew did qnd set The press
to work. Military guards still per-
nmbu'atc the city in search of disaE.
persons, and none are allowed
pass without n passport. Gov.
king has issued ii proclamation for
women and children TO keep In the
houses, and citizens GU, after ten
O'Clock are arrested and Sent To the
watch house. No person is permit
ted to leave the city after 8o'clock
in the evening, and the bridges have
been taken up to prevent anv one
passing over. A great MANY persons
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have been plundered by these Iep,l.
lied marauders, they have broken
open ladies' trunks, stolen their silver
spoons, watches and clothing. and
even turned females out of bed to sea
1t men were concealed in them
These are the exploits of the heroe,
who boosted of their proves in ,ak'
ing an empty fort, and thought il vs..
necessary for their own safety tn
bind the few miserable devils tho,
they caught-Phiia. Lcdoer. -