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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
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rie nenIid) in bisiem Staat 9cbaItene
Bahl fiel, mic man cr,pariete su Gimiien
Der eofo 5cfe parihei aHe. Isle aewrbulidl
aieuaen temate ale grfo Sofcs sur gBabl
unb cie 7emofratcn blieben Su naufe. Dae
,Srchlcfcn Der ecfc6 il aber nad, mIrrer
DleiuHng, ldd,crlid,, bonn ipie fcnHfeH Die
gisai06 ole Mebrbeit i'm Gtaat rcrIiercnweun
iIf ciefelbe niemals 9chltt habem. gllIcs wde
III selponnen haten, Tpc Gin paar 9epreiea.
tnutcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

9lni pcrlsgtea Mcutaa sItsnb iIbersab Gin
Birhtreiber fFhr uHperfltfiger gBeife enem
Gfalfaed)t 81 Sttsnfirfs ectd in pbilaeels
reia oeborfnr. feiu Gafdlenbldl ipcldrs $500
snfhislf ;uni ginfhebeu. 2lm nddJlfen W1crs
arn alg Dfr giehtreibcr 9Infifaup, mar nrr
'pduD nidlf mrhr 81 fInren, uno man bat aud,
fsilgsa niabls nrbr pen ibg 9esort.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
S,etriibtes i,nafGea.

6. g. Smitb, Ga. SNerauSaebcr non bcm
Wioaii, qcuiddna SntelIiocncer, crfd,cs fidl
pcr cinioen 9oaeu uu9IidIiher Weife ale or
ouf Der Ga0o mar. Sll6 bic Teuiafeit nnd'
Der Sraet 0etrodt wuroe, ciltcn pcrfrnen
in eincm NabrSeuo nad bem llu9lilds.Srt.
llntermeors ilbcrfeI fIe eiu Smrm, meId,er
einen Baum ummebete unp einen oon ihncu
pl6elid, tcotete uuo brri permuucete. @iner
pcn linen tleb lmteGdbdeiot
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

Sladl Sriefen pcn GaiTdn, g. p. fIne be
Il gteser, nclhe in Die @evfd'pcriiii8 an
gcrp oes ShiTes Creole rsrspifrlt varenr
urn cen brittiideH @ehorcen frei9egeben more
cen. 1ies wiro ~ annerp eiplpmatlldheH
gerbaneluuSen nnf eerc 2Ifhburfen flibren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
aRid,ttn som Spfcrtco.

sIdlt tcr Santa See Gcfdn9cncn, Burger
ter 8ereini9ten Siaotcu, pcrunter Ildl SHr.
&enba d befineet Nnc frei9cla6en moroeH.
Die Bsloucerbeiten Der SrrilaiIung baben mir
ned, nid)t erfahren, man QIanbt ober eoB bic
e}efan9enen Sen. Gbcnplcu ibre Srciasung
III oerraufen babeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

Die Bbies bon Waftliuatcn Gmmtp has
ben z. 80. {. D1'8cnnau alS @anbicat fur
Gin Scugree'R 'Ritslico ausgcipdhlt, I'm bic oas
rante Stee ees nerffcrbenen c5ofepb Cans
renee 81 fHaca. Die 9Rdbl fnset in menig
Ga9cn itatt Scr. M' Rennan it cine lehr fds
hiae periuu, uuo brd9elhdet uno beIiebt bel
Seecrmann orr i'm fennt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
Gged,fclin Slcmtcr

sc III Gin GIertht III lImIauf bae Sr, 9ic'
tcrts BON ieiuem slmtc ale GcIeftcr 81 pbi,
Iaeelpbid ab9eieet, uuo z. g. Smitb, ebes
nal6 sm Dlit9liec Der @'cfeegetuug an ieine
StelIc crndnnt pcrbcn rpilrbe. Nr. 9cbcrt6
trbieftUcr 5turSem Sefebl ciniac 1ciuerSdrCi,
btu at;afesei, ircldcm Sefcbl or fein GjebOr
sitt,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
@tn@ebeimnisfaf auerW

@iu@ebeimntefir Bauerw
Reibe 9Rdhreno bic S1ilhe gen1rlfeR
lperoeu ifeat enre Mlhpfanue in enen Jaefs
lel fcehenben gHaiiers. Seihet Die Wfild1 in
cine biefrr aus ffm SsHeI aencmmen gfaas
nen uuD eedt iie mlt riner eiieern eleer hesBs
en- pfanurn ~. nuc ic reffatret init ecr gan,
zen WReIfuHa uHo ihr ireEoet ocprslt 70 nisl
Qiilru. fetteIi Rabnl haben, nefdser -cile orp'
rettr Guaniifdf fslaeli, pprtFetfIiden SutIsr
lirfsrf. grcolrtg.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
9em,,ernnce 2eitmna.

Gin !yr. 3eIerS bar Ncrfd,Ilse beranSge'
aeten, nm cine Temperance 3cifuna in gudS
@anutp, su enbI,iren. EteieIbe fell icbalo
I'D, eine biuldualid,e Stn;dM Snt(tribcnten
eingefInben bar, ibre &ridcinnn9 MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
Gouuccticut.

Die @efct9ebuns eiefeS StdatS pdNtc am
scrIebteu Douuerfa9 s. s. SleucIanp, Sunl
@curernSr fir cas- fcmmenoe Sdbr. lie
Sfimmeu ltdnoen; @lepelauo l39, @lIss
.prrtb IS. Webrhctt II.
gliGiam 2. loallabiro, iruroe gum gcut.
Gcuuern6r, s. 9. Dbite suM Sdaemctifer
uno @. q. phrIps gum Shreiber ernannt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

@inNa miltsn @ouuernor.--
SIM. gaoqcr, 60, oeputirfer Generalsgins
malt, purre rurd, @ruuernor pprter, cbne
3cremenirn, Ieinee 2Imtee entleet, nm Naum
m mndheu fir So u prrter, 60, eineH
Schn hes geuvsrHcre. 9Im nddllteH Xdge
reGourte lsn @ctIege 8cbsrt &. Sectt, @iq.
(ein 9imt. @cupeTnor Ncrter perStFt Nfler
leine Iamifie nidt. @r ipeiB meM oaB ne
ale pom Tetie bee 8offs Itten niiiiien. 8lsl'
Ieid,t brandt or feiu ScbndeH aud, IN beg
bIauangclnnfcnen @cid'id,te p0n pe8en DIE
80 llrfad)en.- 0eebadter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

Gideres NiitteI ssaen ois StarriiIdht unb
tefcRoers aeaeH ben Ma9eHfrdmpf Sc mers
een 3 bi6 A Qrcpfen &apapuf6l in cinem @es
letfel peiI dthten 9lnm coer Peiuociif lr.ihs
reup ors 3ufaIles eeer ces frampfbaffen
Gdmerscs eiigeurmmen. 9fur fellen niro
mait Gill srpeiiee oeeg orittee Waat biefee Iaits
eel III pIererhrlen nathi9 hatsfs. eg bat fai
'uisIfael a!s fels besrGags 1e;ei8:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
mic M.iucrs Nonf.

QBir meireten IeBte 9Bcdle, baF bic "sDtt'
nero @ant'' sn pcttdmilIe bre 3bhren ae'
fdlIcfTen habe. Geitrem abcr erbielten mir
bic Oiadbridf, eaG CO uidt Der Nou lei. lie
gsanf fdhrt immer npd) init ibren @efhdften
tpie ehecem fcrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

sIm Ireitoe in pcrleeter Wede rurhe bae
gBchnhaue ess nrn. S. SclIeberarr, Habe
bel @bambersburg, ucn orei perhiilIfen Spie>
bubeu angeariffen, peIdle bic 6euifer eiHbra'
den, cine 9hftcie prdfentirtcn nuo Gelo fers
eerten. Sie fauoeu ieoeh Hur cine tietne
Snmmc, als (Ie ale 5liifeu erbrrChen baiten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

qanobanfe n.--Nclaenee gdnebaHs
fen fiac bic ciuu0en Sniiitute in Siefeni Staaf
wefd,e aufTsrhalb eer Gtaet unc rem eains
To pblaceIrbia, fir aHe lire Jioisn l9iellet
aasaenommen) Silbcr besbaIen;
gSanf prn WscntocmerD @auntp,
Sanf pcu @hener Gaunip,
gdut ron Heinmare @auHtD,
9anf ocn pitsburg,
6cOieStcnu 8duf,
TarmerS pen Buds @auntO,
Mcncnqaheta 8anf,
SSraufln @anf su qRaffiu9tcn,
grhaugc @onf su Tttstura,
@rohanQe @dnf al SrlliraD6tura,
M(erd,dutS II. ManufaC. S'f, su pittetnrg
goltcn Ennf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
Qclhlnncr IN afrnhfnn.

sNeute uimmt oae' 9Giltdriiohe Telciueer in
9leabiu9 feinen 9lnfaua. @ts nddhe QDctr
meroen mir i'm Stauce iCin etpdS odopn mit'
> ;uthciIcn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
0tmts . StmStcIlmuo.

g muel Wacpcr, @la, etner ber
Sercusoeber eiefer 3eitilna, III Ieete Mcde
rurd, Sderiff QBetberh hp | B, 81 leinem
Gcputirten ernannt fpcreCn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

Sin &orrcfrcnocnt itbrcitt pen Wdfhin9s
trn cai Der Gonare6 bic III Der Dijrte bes
9ulpsGecHdts pabrfdcinlidl anfbred,cn mir,
Be. rr6 bate fhcn ldn9ft 9eiheben icIen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
SOhu Is. NaIbuu,,.

g3rrft ppn gBalhinotct meleen, bos Die
Trrunce pNt =. s. @dIbcm beftige SInitren'
9un9eu mader 4lm ibn fir Die preFceltelts
lteile ms Selo ju briu9eu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

Dapic 0i. pcrtcr ii BON ftinen 8reunecn
IN Wercer @aunip fur bic prefoeuteuiteIIc
uergeidld9eu wprccn. QSann iperoen Wuns
Der aufbOren
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18
SSeIT6furm.

Der @tarIrstpn Gcurier fact: Gin nerr
hat unS terdtet, edf er qriiues lSel(dfcru
gum @iIen, AM lceten Gage i'm 9IpriI anf lei'
mem Gid, 9ebabt babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

rPSn Die grigaoe gefchIe bat fId, Gin
GehIer eindeIcbIideii. Tas 2te Battalion
bes l44Ifen 91eeiments fneet am Nreitd9 ben
2ofen, liub nidbt am 6reita9 ben 2ilien TAFT.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-18

~r lie rid,tiae Gnteednmg bes "9featin'
ger gIeIcrs" int 8en9 anf ren patriet rer'
oieut feline gtctii.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28
From Eaul.ty'5 Miscellany.
Love n'c, E.nye Ilsy Reg.


"AHd when' my angelic SeFaphi"c' VIII
YOU y'e!d up your sweet SET to the arms
oAM"r5 ahd Mayor 0ta'iagiian !--tcsar'
you d''!I' take y'U' tail oNt 0! the lady ;
basket ana let her spaic IN peace and
qmetnesS'
iAo latter portion Of t"i' address was
directed to 4 large o'ac"' c"fiy-hd,red
Ne"ioHn1i.h" u'g' VINO acknowledged
the FeNro'I WIN "'sAi'E' ana compI'ed
eVl4en"y as matter Oh g'ea' co'ieSc'h-
sion,
Inc "al8chc Heraph!Ac was maid
en- "a gem OF PNfes' ray serene whose
beauty had for e.and-thir'y long years
been lostuPon man@ind' Eat, recently de,
eora'@a WIN 4 'I'uns ooo 'f'ch anu
rare, Us worm ana ofi'''ahoy hau become
suddenly anu "'aeIy aPPFec'"Itu' no
sooner mad the hghly Respectable Myn-
heer 70" 9ie''!NeF uien' leaving zen INou-
SAND pounds, IN teo heFFINgs ana Nu'cI.
cheese, 10 ms niece 'nc saIu uhhouceu
"gem' man unnu'noefeu asP'FaN'S start
Ell up Tor the mana none OF course look
Ell as low as the pocNel OF the charming
lelress. MAJOR y oaIaSAah' however,
ana certain MT. augustus A"o'p'luS
Earnest Jay clearly dISta"ceu 'he llel',
WIN ''cse-s' "e'' o"'''l''o appeared
weir '"eF'''-o""?'' "aS' al oWc uL'c, "p-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE F. WEAVER g John HlSE,
IL SINe street, oRcd 3w from Me"oHh-Wst corner !
ofNe PaANc SLkare.

Two dollars and fifty cents pcrannum, II paid IN
advance; Three dollars fnOt paid before the cXpl-
ration of the first six mOa,hs; And three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the end Of
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the first insertion, and % cents for each sub
scquent insertion. a liberal discount made to
those who adverti.c by the year.
uPNo paper discontinued until all arrearagcs
arc paid, unless at the option Of the editors.
or 70 announce the name Of any individual
as a candidate for Office, the sum of 0He dOhtT
will be requrcd-to be paid in ADVANCE.
All combinations, to ensure attention, must
be most mid.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28

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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28

OF every desert ,tion, executed in the ncatcst
manner at the usual prices.
GETAWAYS the seat of Justice of La Sale
county; is situated at the junction Of the Fox river
with the Illinois, 800 miles, by water from Saint
Louis, and midway between Chicago and Peoria
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28

SIowly--sadIy did Major O'Callaghan
pace his way towards the lille iauy which
springs FROM the extremity Of Dover Bay,
known as "Smiths FoUy," his curIy-hair-
ed companion roNcd chcerlu.ly by his
side, lille dyining the business on which
they were bent. 1t was the morn Of the
Majors wedding day, which had been
fixed subject to execution being Previous
ly done on Cesar. The hour was come
"rd not trust another" mut,crcl the
Major as he passed under the Castle Cliff,
"and the pup might object to he drowned
by stranger. Motifs is the hand to
do it tcnderly, if it must be done; but
why must! What is nine or ten tioV-
sand pounds after all ~ As it probably
occurred to him lhat the said sum was one
"l'o which none but itself could he its parallel"
he did not pursue the inquiry further, and
Cesar, perccivmg his iucsoIution, troued
up and licked his hand.
u cannot do it - exclaimed the Major,
stopping. lie turned, and, doing 50,
caught sight Of Mr.. Swipcs, the wine
merchant, who was apparently watching
his motions at a little distance ON the pa
rade. "Oh, bother! Swjpls " he NUT
tered, "rhcn it's all up!"
Caesars fate was settled. On reaching
tho liuIn brnal ,vator. thp dor. os If CONS
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28

Dear me, the room is very close Oh
served Miss Stenkcr, pray be 50 good
rs to open the window
'Oh, devil bill; isn't ii as cowld rs
Caucasus! and would You have that lie
CANT face swcllcd as big as cauliiiowcr!
and we'll just take a stroll to the pier,
It's high waiher' ana -
wv ang''-Waugh. screamed something
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28

The attempt to pat down, bus'lcs, has
proved signal future. They stick ui-
umphan,y oat ana defy the world
NJ UyHih - IL see" sail 4 young
lady yesterday, 'Vlat some booksellers
advertise 'J'Mk declarations for sale.
| wish could get ono"
"Why - asked her mother.
"Berluse ma, Mr.. C is too mod
est to ask nae 10 marry him, and perhaps
if | could i,i a blank declaration with lhs
'7acs'ioa,' he would sign it,"
"My mouth is not exactly \ po,, OF
entry, Jut i, Is an entry for por! in any
quantity" said Cnackenbuss, shaking his
"a, sides over his sixth bodc.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-29
November,
December,
From the Galveston Daily Advertiser.
PRESIDENT HOUSTON'S MESSAGE,

We have waited some time in hopes of see-
ing some comments on this document, in the
columns of some of the papers who have been
ardently engaged in the support of the pre-
sent administration. Thus far we have waited
in vain. The Austin papers have published it
without comment, and it has been published
here without notice. 1t is with reluctance
that we enter on the duty, and the more espe-
clally as we do not desire TO interfere with
any political party, but as the document con-
talns some views on subjects most important
to the country at critical period of our ex-
Istence, 1t seems matter of duty to notice the
opinions of the executive of the nation.
| The first prominent subject taken notice of,
is our relations with Mexico. The results Of
the diplomatic efforts that have been made to
procure peace. during the past administration,
are pronounced degrading and humiating.
The contract with Yucatan, though not espe-
cially mentioned, but included under the gen
eral head of interference with the revolutions
and distractions of Mexico are declared 10 be
incompatible with the dignity and interests of
Texas and calculated TO exasperate our enc
mics. Great Britain in her war with the
United States, did not think it incompatible
with her dignity 10 excite the Indian hostili-
ties with their enemies, and, carry on most
cruel and lnhuman warfare, nor to avail her.
self of any advantages which internal discord
among her enemies might give. We have
witnessed the armed bands of our enemies,
entering our borders and advancing far within
the frontiers, robbing our citizens and carrying
them away captive, and the Government Of
Mexico treating those prisoners as rebels
Such aggressions it is recommended to punish
But how are they to be punished except by &C.
tive warfare, and demand of redress at the
lannon's MOUTH Are we supinely and tame
ly to submit TO such things, unless we can
catch the marauders within our own terrific
rial limits? Such course is recommended,
and that we should remain on the defensive,
IN the deusive hope that MEXICO will finally
be so exhausted with domestic distractions,
that these mcursions will cease. ase
The next subject treated of is our Indian
relations. Trading stations are recommended
to be established for the purpose of concilia-
ton For the feasibility of such a project we
refer to the past experience of the United
States, which is familiar to us all, and from
which we may draw useful lessons.
The subject of finance and public credit
comes next under consideration. The Presi-
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-29
Saturday, january %, 1SAl,
DISPATCHES FOR MEXICO.

By the politeness Of our Tchua friends we
are placed in possession of the Daily Picay-
une of the 10Th inst. The following despatch
es from the seat of government, seems to be
the leading topics of interest. Mexico must
free the prisoners instanter, ask forgiveness
aud promise TO do so no more, as the only way
TO pacity Uncle Sanl-otherwise she may pre-
pare for decent drubbing:
1t gives US great pleasure to be enabled to
state that the United States government has
lost time in taking measures 10 demand the
release of the American citizens, captured by
the Mexicans with the Texan Santa Fe Expe-
dition. Mn. d. X. MoRAE, bearer of des-
patches from President Tyler to Judge Ellis,
the American Minister to Mexico, arrived in
this city yesterday from Washington. We
are much gratifed to learn that the instruc.
tons TO Mr.. Ellis are to demand peremptoriIy
the immediate release of Mr.. Kendall and
young Coombs, and young man named
Howard, belonging to District of Columbia,
and likewise of such others as have proof OF
American citizenship. Mr.. Ellis is also d.
rected to interfere in behalf of the Texans.
This energetic action on the part of our gov
eminent is highly commendabe.
Mr.. McRae will probably proceed on his
journey this morning, in the revenue cutter
provided by the collector of this port, in COM
pliance with the request of the State Depart
ment We trust that he will speedily reach
the Mexican capitol, and that the interference
of the American Minister will be fully sue
-ceSsful
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-29

The Baltimore Patriot says: "The prevail
ing opinion Is, that Congress will do nothing
to regulate the currency or to restore con-
fdence. If such is to be the result, the soon
er the People know it the better for them and
the country at large"
The Patriot is right-the great evil of the
day is the uncertainty attending the financial
policy Of the countryside people are starving
on "experiments. But then the Patriot is at
fault when it says: SIT is hard-hearted poll
cy to say the least of it, when Congress, from
encouragement or disappointment, refuses to
do anything for the common good of the coun-
try. What matters it that one and another
scheme to which parties were welded nave
failedl Is their to be no action because Tue
action which may be procured does not SQUARE
with every mans notion OF what must DC Tue
mode of redress? The scriptural law OF cnar-
ity is to forgive offences when multiplied 70
seventy times seven, and yet our Poiiticlans
refuse a second effort because one has iaiiea.
We regret 10 see that the PATRIOTS not tne
only respectable Wing journal that seems 10
have been driven bv the distresses OF the coun-
try into the embraces of system JeoParoine
the liberties of the people. Our northern
WHO friends are not all exhibiting the frm-
ness of a Regulus; they will not even yea.
temnorary pecuniary evils for the ultlmae
safety and prosperity Of their country. J..
Thus it has been in all ages-wherever. oss,
notism mas been embraced, il has ever oeen
by wav of escaping from present burdens burdens
" hich a little firmnesS, wisdom ana ene's'
might always have thrown Oft -. .oiri,
We are proud TO witness better sP"J
nervading the whole South; and are relo sest
to be assured that Congress, seeing tne 70
! in that meals of the President, is reSol nss,
have nothing 10 do with it.-Rsp. 6d"""'