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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02

NNUANCh.Nl .--At Rules held in the Clerks
,cc OF chesterfield County Court November John
Firth William Firth, Archer FrilL Henry Firth
Again.
John anhln and Martha his Joseph Jones and Nan
cy his wife, no.
Tins day came the plaintiffs AMI filed defendants
John anbln and Martl his the appca
anec and given security. according Of Assembly and the
hucs OF this Court and appearing inhabitants of
THIS Comnonw cath: IL il ore red thai do
here on the f day of January Term answer the p,n
bill; and that copy this order forthwith inserted I'm c
newspaper published in the months, sue
eevey al posted NJ tho front door of this
county Copy-resie.
~ c,prrp m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02

~ EW SILKS, ALPACHA LUSTRES AND
bombAZiNEs-Just received handsome assortment
Pain and striped blue black Silks first quality
DO do colourcd do do do
Sup. blk Gro de Rhines and Mat;eonie Silks
Black blue black and cooured Apacha Iusfre.
Lupn's superior black and blue black Bombaznes
Mvery low prices, for cash. by
no9S CRoicu ppooyc a. t,r-nao,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02

EEOyT & co.'s OFFICE, Under The r. xcI,,nyc
~ $1,000 IN two prizesl Il $1,000 II $500 would
have been paid to-day package halves had been
called for Saturday What advennrer willing IN
rsk 500 had not applied for package. Wo prize
neH otery Recoiect faint heart never &c.
Drawing n Va. Leeshurg Lottery Extra No 50.
20 ~ 81 - 50 a. 50 ~ 80 a.
60. W.
Drawing N Va Ieesi'urg Lottery, No so:
50 ~ 50 ~ GO " - IS Sc 81 81
Drawing q Grand Cons,idatod Lottery Erir1 No &C.
- 30 81 90 - IS - 81 81 81 TO-
Drawing u Va Leesburz Lottery Clsss drawn 10th Novsm
bsr 1919.
~ . ~ 81 IS Is A. II 10 81 II 10 =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02

" ARNlSHES.-Just received another fresl
supply OF Smiths celebrated varnishes-for sale by
no 70 sAM'I. T.. DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02

SOMETHING REALLY BEAUTIFUL.-
~ Just received and opened This morning cold Ga,c
and hall Caters most beautiful and splendid article They AT
certainly superior 10 thing that
mond made OF the beautiful goods Those l.
dies who have been waiting please call and sunni
themselves. WATKINS %,
Fashionable Boot and shoe Dealers opposite the Ruins of N
late Eagle Hotel. no %
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

Urea Ann ScnENEcr,nr RAIL RoLp.- 4
pinned rcmo,lal 10 the Legislature is leiore us
IT'S origin we know not-staiiug that The neat pro-
fits Of the above Road fn the last five years have
per cent per aunurn on the caPira and praying the
Legislature to restrict the rate of fare - two ccuts
prs mile, aud also To require mor than one tram
in a day, and To ,mcscrIhe regulations about stop
ping To receive and discharge passengers.-.N. y.
,'Dat. Corr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

a. Our acknowledgements nrc due to the Hon
James Buchanan Of the Senate, and the Hon. John
SNYDER of the House Of Representative, for valu1
bic documents, and also TO our Represei ,aivr, Da.
sid B. Montgomery and Others for similar fa9ors.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

The Mayor of New York received his friends on
NV Year, Day at the Ci'y Halls, aud entertaned
them with good catancs moisiened with lemonade
and cold water.
Ills Excelcncy Governor Seward. had hIs usual
brandy and wee, supplying their places with le-
munade and water.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

Captain BoLToS has received his sword and has
racty hecn arquit,cl oflhe charge ofdsobedience
oI orders. The Secretary of tho Navy, in his let
ter to The Captain, merely tells him he is relieved
froa arrest and to imagine AimSeyrepremandcd.
PhL Gazette,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

al The Western Mail was rnhIcd on The rail
road between PhlaI,Iphi7 and Lancaster on Sa
turday night last. The lock WIS wrrnched from
mail taken out, The L. :. Gazette says that the
hvs will he hut triiiing. We have heard, however,
,haN broker from the city arrived a, NorthumIer-
land on Wednesday motnins, on business III MA
lsn To the robbery.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

Brrr.Lo,-lhe imports To Bulli!o during the
past s,a,rl are estimated at ten millions. The
tonnage registered At her Gu tom HOUSE IS Ii 993.
The arn,as ol rsrry description wrrr 2,6i5, de-
pJrurcs same making total vT entries and de-
partutes fr lSit, Of 5,gR1 vessels.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

CT The celebration of the opening Of The Rail
Road ffom po,isvf!Ic 10 rhriaicph took place on
Monday last. This road viii be a suurce Of sred
convenience to this section of the county, esi ecI-
ally during the winter season, when our v!;anuols
OF communication with Philadelphia are conp'etely
locked up in icy i,tt,rs.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

Err--nATiuN.-rhc ben S of he Pan,c 5 Bank
Of Mississippi ,nd 'rsed by the United States Bank
Of PcnnS, " ,uI' and hy Richard Aisop were pro,
cscd for non.pnym"nt on SJlrrday TO the amount
of sorn thing ike S3,O0O,GtO.
The ground on whhh Mr. Alsop refuses to pay
Is. as we understand, that the bcn,is have a seal
them, which prevents him irom being legally
boLnd-N Y. JgUr COM.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

PESyTowSsuIP stock was down to SIC few
days since. 1t was snh to-day as high as S2V az
the Brokers Board. Ihigd. GGc.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

C-J' The Rev. MIR. Nalzandl's trial 60, che
duc,ion of Miss Sophia Murdock, terminated st
Rochester on Tuesday last. The jury after an
al sence Of four hours, returned verdict agai''a
Mr.. Vanzan,t. for $4,000 damages.
a. .irresf IF Bank oGcers.--on he 18Th inst,
Nirholal B ddh', s ,mud Iaudon, Thomos Dunlap
John Andrews md Joseph Cowpeuhwaie, were
served with legal processes, upon the charge of Mr
Aus in Montgomery, OF a consl Tracy to chea, and
dcTraud the Stockholders OF the United State. Bank.
The three fret gentlemen appeared before tho he
corder, and gave bail Individually in the sum of
slO,0O0 for rlrir appearance ON Fhsf'day after
noon,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

SnoRr SIGnrED.-rhe Sunbury American
saws, "Some of the ladies' who attended the
Ball given TO the Prince de Juinyilc, IN Bos-
ton, were clothed in dresses that cost from
slUO To S5WN. What shameful extravaganza"
The American should remember that the mis-
called sNtravagancc Of the rich gives employ
meat to the poor and industrious. If the
wealthy were chose and parsimonious, thou
sands OF the laboring classes would starvc.-
Miners Journal.
With all due Difference for the opinions of our
noighbur VI the Journal, leg leave dissent in
toto from his evfcai,d ric,o Of lhs sulpct Such
Arguments would appear well enough in ,hr Lon
don Court Journal but are moi al AL adapted to the
plain rcl uhlranism ol Ihs meridian. la England
there are thousands WIN live nom hand - mouth
upon scanty subsistence, aud are thankful for the
smalicst favors received ltrm the supcrahundluce
OF their wealthy oppresstrs With us, the case i,
cnluf,y dhr ,rnt This iudulgcure IN Iufelgu tia
Sc, and uNu,,s, hls engcude,,d d,ercr oi extra
vagancS, that has drained lh.s country Of millions OF
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

h~t' RrssrLL, E.f, has been unanimously
elected Cashier of the Penn Township Bank, IN
the place ofJscob Frick, rcsigneL-Phh Gazette.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

loving paragraph. Unless the rhladelphllns
"miud tn, eye" the Yankees will be down upon
them. Biore Ihcy are aware otit they will 'rans-
fer the coal yards on the Schuylkil direct to some
eligible place OH Massachusetts Bay. The Post
SAYS
I'VE are informed that majority Of the stock
of the Phad, phia, Reading and Polt'ville Rlii
Road has hecn purchased by some enerPhsinS
cap rdiisls "f Bo,ton ard funds provided TO COM
splendid double track rail roads il the United States
To the st ceil ii Ids Of Schuyki county. '-PhL
GU-dtc.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

Buuprxss EutciIn,--D Daring the year lSil,
lh.m were erected in the city and Iuc'rporat'd
dtstcls oilhr counS 1913 buildings, Of which
there was IN the city proper i52.-Fhiiad. ledger.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

FrrrT 12arsANp Hoes have already been
slaughtered this autumn IN Cincinnati. Fnghiint
bloosAel i--IhH Gas.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

e We are pleased 10 see the name Of our mem
hcr, the Hon. John Snyder corded am ng the
protection of Amcr!can manufactures, in the late
les, vote in Congress on the subj ct Of the ,arif.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

The Hon. Vi. {. Rogers has been rc-appoined A
Judge Of the Supreme Court, from the first OF The
present t.,unth.-Phihi. Ina.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

CT Rspmdjafio7'.-On This sutjrct This state is
sound t. the core. The few rr cradle isemgs in
PhiIadii hia county excepted hardly worthy of
notice. We doubt If such HllHS as rcpudiAor
can be found IN all northern Pennsy !vanIa.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

at orpcars trstthc independent organiza.
iion of the Catholic Church m America and
the MormonS, beng very similar in spirit and
character, ate about 10 be- or have been fused
into one; but whether Bennett or Joe Smith
s TO be Pope of the combined Church. is not
clearly stated, II is a matter OF much inter
est, though OF no mmcdfc practical consc-
qucnce, as the two chiefs 90 along together
most lovingly"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
$4,000

ct Bcrntt If rIc New York Herald is out in
favor of the Mormons. Their system, he saws is
much better, more Original. and b tier adapted to
modern civilization than the Ronish system. He
a.ks HIS to' Joe Smith as good right 10 be
co"s'dred Hc Icegs'ea eai Of COL as Me Pope Of
hmm"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

O. The Baltimore American appeared in n new
dr,s-, on iIre is inst. Tie American is one of
the most liberal and ably conducted journals IN the
Iniop.
The Miners Journal also appeared in an rnrlar-
ged and improved form, st the sr.rc rlrnc. Thc
journal is an cxcrhu, aud yy,t' conducted paper,
this, however, the good people OF rottsville and
vicinity need not complain.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

c-J The only lmporlInt rcws from Congress, 1t
tue present time ia that the Bankrupt Bin is likely
TO I've repealed. On test vote, majority of -
vas uId favorable to a repeal aud bil TO that
cll, ct was 10 be bought in oa Tue day lat.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
Gnyrrnnr'S aIGSSagc,

We lay before our re 'dcrs this week, the entire
message of Gov. Porter, 10 the exclusion II almost
oil Other matter. II is decidedly the es document
of the kiud tha, has cmauated f., IN the executive
department for many years. The Governor recon-
mcnds various matters 10 The attention of the lie
eisli,urr. The mos, important is. The sale Of the
pullc improvements. We would rather, much
rather see them leased for term of yelrs In oJir
opinion th,r ultimate value is incalculable, and
when once completed Will yield a source Of great
revenue to the state, II properly managed. In re-
gard to the carrying of passengers the state rall
rodds 'y companies, it rs surprising that former lie.
eslaurcs have moi long sit ce prevented this ver-
sion Of tie revenues fol the Golfers of the state
instead of grmtirg them to f. W privileged mono
tolics.
ThcGovcrnor also recommends the appointment
of Rcpotcr,t to report the decisions cf lh Supreme
Court, a measure tha, will meet with at almost
unanimous approval. He also recommends the
protection and encouragement, Of oar mlnuflctucs.
and wha, true hearted Pennsylvania will not
chccriuiv respond to it? The little nest Of rcpu-
diaors located IN Philadelphia county, are very pro
rcrlv rcI'uked, and will meet with no encourage
mcnt among the honest ye, monry OF Pcnm>y l,ania.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
SO life 6 Barre, Dec. I, 1s42.
Sns Gubc Der SxScft.

9lm oori9cn Sdmitdg 9Ibeub fam aud, ciu
Wiaer' lher NDropbet III unfere 9eIiebte Staet
um Die bieIQen Giniupbner duf Die qrpGe @di
tdifropbe, weld,e i'm ndh(ten Sabre Dor IId
9ehen lol, por,ubereten. Dieter Wann pre-
oi9te nimIid, cas- Die Welt uno ollee, was
oarin lebt uno ihwcbt, am 4ten Suli lS4s
unter9chen Dcrec. 9lllem gnldcin mad fann
lsin gIuoitprium MIR flein 9cpelen iein, Scnn
mir bateu trce oieIieiti9cn grflnei0urden
ntd)ts G6beres ilber feineu Scrtra9 crfatrer
fonnen ;--cin Bcweis, oas mlerc 8ilr0crfiu
eieIen uniInu ocr Der 0ano nod, nic)t emp
finolid, lIno. gSir irlbit crfuhren crit Il
lpdt, oaB fd] Gin icId)eS Subjeft in unIcter
J1dbe tcfuce, icnif wurben mir un6 pieDeihu
Der @uripGtdt tpegen in iein 8crIammIuuq5s
hiushen, oa6 ippblmei6lidD flein uno nieblIh
9endblt tpdr, be9eben babcn, nm Ieine 81
bcrnbeitcn nit anSubcren.
qIir fn6 nid1t 9erabe caSn ocnciqt, btn
.Reinun9en ccn uniern Hebrnmenihcn su bel
qet, ater RON Wenfden, bic Itd) auf oieIe Pr
I'M 9aIoe herlIm treiben, f6nnen mir bios fal
gen, ooe Ge eniweeer pabnfinui9 poer arca
Sctrii9er ltin mhiIeH. SIM eritereu SaIk
rpiIree Der pa6eHofte Srt fir iIe ods CSrrelI
taus, i'm leetereG aber eas @jefdngns leih
9Br ftno Der MeinGnG oas Gle mrilfeu bid
fer GerIe Snmbu9ger Fuc, bic ;u fanl ;ur
sIr5eiten nno iIdl oaber aEf 6icie Dirt 'su ed
ndbren iudlen. 5n ieoem Sale pdre es aud
folde Betriigereien, mo- fe immcr rcrfenmei
,mO9en, ipirffdm in zen yEeg ~ trcteH; bent
Its 1T nnldu9odr, oae mandlcr eeibfai6ubioI
cpccn eingencmmen mo iein ganies qetensI
9lhd oaenrdl ieritvrt niro. o.-gIldd,ter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
Oeffentlteile qsenpll.

Greitaas ben 30fen december, Inn 10 libr
@crmittags, icl am banfe oes peritcrbsnen
8enjnminIe is, tn Sue lDbeitball
Qannid,ip, auf 0ffrniIider gtnou Ersrtanft
tpereen:
2 pferoc, pferce gefd,irr, Sdlweine,
srpeis9duIs gBoseu, Elm 8aeop, 9,Fuse uno
Ggge, cine Strcbbanf, Better uub BetiIaoen,
6deer nno Stdnoer, 3nber, Spaus llbr,
@runobeeren beim Suldlel, uno fcnit nod, als
Ierlet paus', 8auerus rno Kiiden,@erdtbs
Idlaften su weitlduftig III nieloen.
Die Seoln9nngen art 8erfaufStage uno
slufpartpn9 bon
Saccb Waoler, 9lcm'or.
December IA. no- 3ttt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
slltts zsIroInisr @efet.

Die geIebrte 3eifldirift ce6 Slbens euts
halt peridliebene glbid,nitte alter Wrsinier
GSeIeee, Die 1893 nod, in Strait ifnnosn =
,spI9ences, @erfeumbertfhe peri fcs
mel II betrefeno, enturpmen mir Sur Sennts
nis unIrer eefcr:
Ssapt. S. Gin GeIes fir 8ritrafun9 9er'
leumeerildcr perIcnen
|. 9tdd,cem pcle plauberbafte Srauen, itre
Tadlbaren idmdhen nnb Iditern, ippeurd, lbs
re arme @bemdnncr in thenre Yrcjeiie oer'
pidclt, unb in 9rcden SdlaeenerlaB 0erfals
len.
2. Sei es ;nm Sefeb aemadlt, baB in jsIas
gefad,en fur 8erIenmcnng ge9en elite Sran,
mad Srfpl9 bss llrtteiIs NIB Srftimmung
bed Stnecus, Ica bic 8cfla9te sur Strafe
Undergraduate iperben, uno ipcnn Die 9ers
leumeung 70 erbeblid, par, onb Der Sdlaocn,
erfae 500 pfllno 3atad iberltie9t cann fcll
fir jeee 500 pfuuo cine. ..1auhung ltattfnoen,
tpdnn Der Wann oerweigert ben 2abad Su
bejahlen.
Sin dbnlihes Gjefeb m0dlte stsrIeidht fir
psnnlpluanen paGeu. Sdlloe mir bauen
feinen Sabad. Sd,nellpoif.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
Sas 9ylaiS, oS<r SteiS pom pictcn
EdrbeH.

Dir 9crihittrnheit i'm Stang in Srlduc
wuroe Dor 3eiteu bemerfbar scmadt purh
Die glu,abl pcn Sarben in Der SIeioung. Der
S1onia fru0 lIrben; bic Stbams, pber Dcttc,
rem, frts Die 8auern bios cine Sarbe. Su
0cbcttlano fno ncdl heut 81 Gage bic pers
Gd,iecenen @lanS ausgeseihnct burd) Die sIns
cronuno Der Sarbeu, aus peIden ihrc plaies
iufamnrnaeIcst Gne. 9as t0nisIid,e plaic
entbdIt teren irben, nimlid roth, blau,
pgrpur, braun, geIb, peis uno griln. Die
SabcnIdnccr ld,reiben iafe 9Ibfammune bcr
ron eeiu Grspater scleph, pclieil Stanm non
Gcupseii ndlb @dpIiIanp getcmmen Ieih fpl,
unC ibte pielfarbise Tradt Ilt gum pInornten
all befen buntfhef,aren Nod, lpsld,em ihm
fem gaRr 5arcb bate mdd,en lafen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
90 a C) IT DIT
December Ia.

pire hermit seseben bag Der llnter,eid
als slominiiirator Der ointet la0enlbaf
perftcrbcnen 9 G n m 4eis,f
BON Sllo'gBbcitboa Iaunfdip, 9ed)a
tp, an9eitelIt ipcrceu it, ellie biejenian
her pelde nod auf ir9eno eine slrt an be
te Sointerlahenld,aft lhutoia linc, merl
ernitlib erIudt innerbalb 8 Monaten anan
rufen uno abSubcjahlen, uno iclfe, wsICtDs
ncd redtmiBi9e Scroeringrn an belagtc
Sointerlalienihaft babeu, ipereen ebenfaIls ers
iuft innerbalb beIa9ter 3eit ibre 9iefnuusen
poblbeitdtigt ciusubdncigen, an
Sacob Wtoler, Wiaeun9ie.
Dec, IA, 1912. na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
Ginc glntipnal. 6 onpemtipn.

Eie 9lnFIbrer Scr 9rceen bcnlcfrdtifder
qSbig Ddrthei llno jest lctpeit ilbereiu 9efcm'
men uro hdben eingclehen, bd6 bic SSaitun9
einer TdttcTll @cupenticn, fir Die @rncns
nun9 non @dneioaten fir Die prefbentenitel:
lie in IS4i, unum9dn9lid u6tbi9 iei, nm cen
alilGlidlen slusqau9 Der lSdhi ben 9Sbi9s
GjruuoidkCn susuFd,ern. Gle trdbren ecmc'
frdtildlen OdrriIpnmdnner Der llnirn ipcrhcn
NIT Nreuccn Utrnehmcn, edB tercitS 9lutals
fen in mnterfd,ieSlid,en Stdutcn fe6mcQen 9cs
frcfTen lIno, uno oas MIR ein @cfliM ali Der
3doceor6nung 1T, ndmIid,: ale pCrltnlidcn
atufppftruuaeu gum Q0chl mo ocm 0lildIi'
den Ncrtaan9 Der Wbi9sGiruncfiBe NIB bcs
rcn 0lcrrridcr 1riumph bel Der nddifcn Dres
(IocnteniDdM. &ie wurceH ;lpar 6urdl 3DIer
ocrrdthen uuo hrtcrgdnqeu pcrbcn--eeemes
acn iIlto ne ccnucd uid,t ertmuthi9t, nno fIuo
eHtldloTcn vieoer NIT uercintcr Mad,t 9c9en
ods ectc Srfo uHqehcucr, IN qeftilrGcncn
9iCiben ~ siehen. IS freuct ms ;u Uernchs
men, baB etuige bon oru. &loY'6 uuoorltdjti.
aen Treunoeu, Die fd, frilhCr 9e9en cine 9lds
ilonais&Ouuenttou duSoridteu, ieet pffen eine
folte duempfehlcn, uro Ser ecrtu9tcn CRy.l
9nteltt9enccr, Nrn. @laD'5 9Punciti6, ffld9t
lest Dor, edB cine @cHoenticn iu Baltimore
tt1t 2ten Wtcntd9 lm Geccinber, lS43, 9ehdlf
ten mcrbsn lclIte. liur eurdI cine icIdIe glns
pronun9 fam ole oanse Wddt Der 9ro6en
99hio parthei oereini0t ipereen, um eillen
0lcrreid,en Sie9 in 1914 at IIdlern. Gin jes
Der Sreuuo fenes 2ances iolIte aOes m69lid,c
bdsu beitrageu, bamit Gtni9feit mb oarmos
itte auf Die 9arse 4larthei tcmmt--fcine pcrs
Ioulimeu @ersHge we9en Mduncr fplIten tas
bei inS Sricl fcmmen Sci Der BON 9ruUens
ticn anSerlciere @anbibat enhpeeer 6 [ aD
oeer Scott, Cbeioe tiid,ti9e uuo erprcbte
Mdnner, in bic bdS @olf pDai9cs @ertraucu
hat 70 ipcrccn mir bci nddltcr preGeentens
lpabl Der ecfc SOTO partbci uuo ihren ocrs
hecreuocn @runbfieen nicoer cine frIdle eer'
be GieoerIaqe eeben, bic jencr oen 1910 9teih
fcmmt. Gas bohcr ale 9ldmen fir ole pres
foeHtsniteae fallen, bis cine oemCfratifde
YShig Naticndl &orocnticn entidteoeu bat,
tDcr infer 9rrser anflbrer in 1914 iein fol-
If
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14

Columbia gesanaeIi, faufte einise Sad,rn IN
einen StChr balsIbff uno besob iIdl uni uii,
gefdhr llhs anf ben Deimlpes ca aber bic
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rem Sewpbner jeet meiuen pdhreno Der 9iadIt
cin Gnfcn geb6rt III baber, ea ite aber nid,t
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fIe feline peitcre 9Idlt baranf --lpfsfrelM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14

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