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T HIR d re TO.

The late veto of John Tyler of the provls-
ional tariff bill, continuing the compromise
act up to August, and suspending the distri-
button in the mean time to give congress
ample time for fair and deliberate settle
ment of the main tariff, produces an excite
ment throughout the country unparalleled
since 1910 The grounds takep by the pres
ident clearly indicate his determination to
ve;o any. bill which exceeds the lowest rate of
duties 90 per cent. unless the distribution is
relinquished. He takes no constitutional
exception, but merely differs in opinion from
congress on the expediency of the bill. I hus
has the iron will of one man again defeated
the voice of the people as expressed by their
immediate representatives. Thus have we
a president who overrides the constitution,
and CONTROLS all the actions of the govern
ment with remorseless despotism. Con-
gress is PROSTATE at his feet, and q millions
of people, who imagined themselves the SOW
reigns of the country, are forced to tremble
at the nod of single man. This veto ideu-
teal as il is, with veto of the main tariff
bill, the success of which may be regarded
as the Growing object of the whig party, must
be considered as final remuneration of his
former friends by John Tyler. He has long
been billing and cooling with the locos, and
has at last thrown himself completely into
their arms. The last we hear from Wash
ington he was feasting forty loco members of
congress at the white house.
But at this moment of deep and Notifying
of the patriotic hopes of the
wings to relieve an oppressed and impov-
crushed country, through the ungrateful mis-
conduct of an individual who has accidental
~ found his way to the chief magistracy the
queS'ph arises what shall be done' Shall
we SU'ier a black dispair to wither all our
energies Shall we yield ourselves the will
ling slaves of locofocoism. and the n.ss;vo
victims its Obstructive policys Deliberarion
is no longer necessary. The clarion vo;oo
calling the wing legions to renew the cor,.,,
and repeat the victory of 1910 in 1874 ;s
gain sounding and reverberating anon, the
plains and mountains of this wide extend ed
union. An indignant response to this reck-
less and cruel veto isroming up from the
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CONGRESS. Tuesday. July SIN the
House of Representatives the regular Tar.
iff bill reported by Mr.. Fillmore from the
committee of ways and means, with a pen
ding amendment to insert Mr.. Saltonstall's
bill from the committee on manufactures,
was again taken up and debated by Messrs.
Kennedy. Appleton. Saunders and others.
The committee having risen, Mr.. Fill
more gave notice to the House that to-mor-
row he should offer a resolution to the effect
that the bill be taken out of committee on
Monday next and another, that on Tues
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Correspondence of the N. Y. American,

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July 6.
This morning Mr.. Adams motion to print
and refer the exposition of the President
reasons for signing the Apporiionment bill,
was taken up.
Messrs. Cushing and John Campbell made
tedious worthless speeches 10 which nobody
listened. Mr.. Bolts then got the floor and
moved the previous question. Mr.. Adams
wished to speak. but will defer his remarks
till the committee report, when Mr.. Bolts
will also speak of weighty matters.
Mr.. Fillmore then offered a resolution ia
suspend debate on the Tariff bill at II o
clio ok, NJ. on Monday next. Amended by
making Tuesday the day adopted. Yeas
90. nays 81.
Mr.. Fillmore then moved suspension
of The rules TO permit the reception of a
resolution to devote The time after Friday
morning to the presentation and brief dis
cussion of amendments with view to per
feet the details of the bill. The motion
failed of two-third<, and was lost.
The House then resolved into committee
of the whole Oh the Tarif'-Mr. Mckennan
in the chair.
Mr.. Triplett spoke an hour in favor of the
Tariff.
Mr.. NJ. a. Cooper followed against the
Tariff.
Mr.. Washington then made very hand
some speech IN favor of the Revenue bill OF
Mr.. Fillmore.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Hon, Mr.. DAYToN.--Mr. Dayton, APP
pointed by the Governor, TO the vacancy
from New jersey left by Mr.. Southland took
his seat this morning.
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Correspondence of the N Y. Express.

July b.
The ''liule Tariff Bill'' having gone 10 TIE
tomb of the Cnpule,s in consequence Of the
Executive veto, much Of the mere excite
lncnt that was occasioned by the reception
of the veto has died with the subject. The
exercise of the veto power upon nero ques-
ton Of expediency. however, has left an I'M
preston which while il has called forth the
indignation OF the more heated and jealous
parliZans, has nevertheless aroused the re-
grels and condemnation of all those in Con.
gress who contributed TO the success Ct Mr..
Tyler. There are but three exceptions 10
this in the House among the speakers during
the late debates and there are not three more
| believe Of the wing party who approve the
veto.
The impression here may say is almost
unanimous that no revenue will b. realized
from The imporlaiions since the BON June.
and of course not till we hove new Revenue
Laws.
Congress viii take the responsibility OF
passing the Bill now under consideration in
the House, and reported from the Ways and
Means. This Bill is passed with the un-
Outstanding That the proceeds from the
Lands shall be distributed among the States,
"A principle which Congress will no, viii
lingly abandon, and which from present 10
dictions it will not abandon. Even the
probable state of things for the future, you
will observe, is quite uncertain, but they are
not quite so bad as they may seem. There
is GONE hope that the President will yield an
opinion 10 Congress, Notwithstanding all
that he has said to the contrary. Reason
may prevail over evil council. Even that
Wise man of the House, NAV, upon sober
second thought, deem his advice un"ise,
when it comes 10 depriving the Executive
of revenue for the administration of The al
fairs of government. A Ba nkrupt T-easu.
ry is not light, though frequent matter.
but Government without reverue is n nov
city IN the world. Will the Executive take
the responsibility Of leaving the Treasury
powerlessl
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STATE OF VERMONT, !

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison, IS.
Pc it remembered. that at probate court heio
al Mddlrbury, in and for the drtilei OF
Addison on the Path day of June A. D ls42.
Jacob Dewey, administrator Of the estate OF
STiLLMAN DEWEY.
late of said .Mddehury, deceased, makes aPPiica
ton TO this court 10 have the time limited
for paving the debts of the said deceased extend
ed twelve months from the 9TH day OF July next
1t is therefore ordered tina. The said application be
con sidered at session Of said court 10 be held AZ
the office Of the Register of said court IN SAID
Mlddebury on We inesday The goth day oil July
next at one O'Clock in the afternoon: And that
notice thereof be given to ell persons infer,stei
tina thew may appear and make their Obj e'i"T.'.
if sny they may have, to the said time OF payment
beng extended aforesaid by publishing ce,t,-
fed COPY OF this order in the Middehury Peoples
Press. a newspaper printed at -MIddebury, IN
said District. three weeks successfully, previous
to the time of said court.
]. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
Attest: ]. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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THE TARIFF BILL.-Our readers will no.
tice that the House has determined 10 take
the great tariff bill out ofthe committee of
the whole this day (Juy l2lh) and then pro-
coed to vote upon the PROF o'iiions of amend
Mt. This week in some form or other
IL will pass, and he sent 10 the Senate.
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MILO HILDRETH
Estate Of .jehlei Deodle.


SaTE. the subscribers, being appointed ty
w the Hon. the probate Count i'r the
district of Allison, commissioner TO receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands Ut
all persons against the estDtc Of
JEHiEL BEEDLE,
late If Sa9rehqm in said district. deceased.
Represented nsolvent, aud also all claims a''d
demands exhib,ed in Offset thereto: And SIX
months from the sth day OF June 1912 being
allowed by said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend o the business OF our said ap-
poinrment, at the office nf IL. Everest III
Shoreham, on the first Mondays o, august
aud November nexr from nine o'clock, A. NJ.
uulil four O'Clock. p. NJ. on each Of said lays
UDNEY H. EVERES / I Commits
KENT WRIGHT, >sIonrS.
Dated at Shrrrham, his 9Th day OF June
1892 o
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BUENOS AYRES.
of the Journal of Commerce,

u, MoNTEvIDFo, April 90, 1912.
Undoubtedly your papers will have said
s,semething about what was passing since
i last two months in Bueno< Ayres. 1t
ndrniy tG be believed, but it is too true
m"r5s OF natives and even foreigners are
So.; oered by gang of scoundrels, called
mai; ,en la del Sosiego Publico but their
ar. u object is to steal and murder. They
pi,v ' "a; in the day time, and feel no
qen,l ~'tn women and children. They fire.
@bs:s Slck the heads on poles in the markets.
the f.. ooys and black women have to snatch
,hlng es In one word, Robpspierre is no.
Is comparison with Rosas.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT;

STATE OF VERMONT; }
District of Addison, So. .,
DE il remembered that al a probate conri' heic
IL nj Middlebury, within and for tle oisHIct 81
Addison ON the 18th day o. June 1892.
Are,husa Matilda Thomas Administrative Oh
the estate Of
ISAAC THOMAS,
late of Salisbury in said district deceased pres
en,s her administration account for allowance; "
is therefore ordered thai The said account he tS
anined for allowance by said court, at session
hereof 10 be hell al the uffce of the Register "i
said court IN said Middlebury on "Wednesday the
goth day of July next at one O'Clock IN .ne a.'e.
noon. and Il at notice ersof be gwen 10 all per
sons interested, that they may appear oeiore
said court and make heir objections. any ihey
have. to the allowance of said account BY huo-
I;sb;ng a c~r ided copy OF this order in tbs Mo
dlebury Peoples Press, newspaper prin'e1 10
said Middlcbnry, three weeks successively, pre-
vious TO the time of said court.
Us BUSHNELL, Re2ister.
A true copy OF Record.
Attest: J. S. BUSHNELL. Register.
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In the SENATE after presentation of Pc
titions, Mr.. WOODBURY. asked leave to in
troduce two bills -one to continue in force
existing revenue laws and restricting the
rate of duty to 20 per cent, and the other
to provide system of home valuation.
Mr.. Huntington wished to concur as far
as possible in this-but it was a bill to raise
revenue and such bills could not costItution-
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Died.

On the Sd inst Rev. James Marsh, D. u.
Professor of the University ofvt. aged 4S
years.
In Maryland, Hon. Thomas W. Heasey,
Governor of that State,
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Stray Colt.
- &TRAYED from the pasture
GE5 W. oil the subsc iber. a three
year-old black mare COLT
MA- one white hind foot long tail
and name, other marks not recnllected. Who
ever will take up said col, ~ give any ~
formation respecting her shall be generously
rewarded JoHN CHTLD.
Weybridgc, June 4, 1912. ST
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w q O +,

The subscribers keep ON hand a good assert
ment of fine and common plain cashmere good
that thew will exchange for wool Oh the most
rms al their faciery\
'''''' A. sPALDING co.
Middlebury, June 3. ls42-
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Woot--5O.O0O lbs.

A LARGE amonnt Of wool IS wanted by the
n ,nbscribt rs, TO work into plain and common
81 this for customers on shares or by the yard
UrE EpUcED PAIcEs) eonformoble TO the hard
lines.
Prices By The yard:
Heavy grayr, 25 cts per yd. Prompt
Rest coors & fine finish, 30 a. q" /" PAY
Heavy gray cassimeres, 81 q" " d"
Best colors finish do, 50 " /" 90
The work Of this establishment is all the re-
clmmendaiion that is wanted.
A. SPALDING & co.
Middlebury' June g. 1912, 'oYy'
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List of L"tters remaining in The Post Office
at Middleburv VI. June 80, 1912.
Alvord Ably Londou Harlow W.
Abbott Carries Little Rail
Ainwrlght Judith Linsley & Wicker
Arnold VIM. Mauk Jacob
Adams VIM. Nc Collam Mrs. J. F
! Blazo JOS ph MELVILLE Gabriel
Barnes Grin Newton Avery c.
Bucker Joshua Nichols Cara +.
Beach G. ID. Palmer Mandans E.
Barrows Lucius Place Dexter
! COnlen Barney Parker WIN.
Collens Jefusha VI. Plouif Francis
Colman HARRISON 2, Peck & Flower
Dana Arson w Reed John
Dyer Joseph Rogers Rosilla C..
Emory Cynthia Rose Asa
Ford Daniel Sawyer Salmon
Farr Hiram Seal Margaret
Flrr Miles Shirman Naihan p.
Farrar Caleb Smith David
Go duo Olive Srlick Seymour
Grman James Sargent Samuel
Hall Ellis Shepard & Martin
Harpin Oliver Walker Eliza
Ho, ker VIM. P. Wright Truman
Joubert George Ward James
James Edward Wheeler VI SIS F. NJ.
Johnson James van Nance d. A.
CHARLES BCwEN. p NJ.
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Estate of Milo Hildreth.

WE the subbcnbcrs being appointed ly the Hon
the probate court for the district OF Addison
commissi toner's, to receive, examine and adjust all
claim. and demands of all persone, against the
estate Of
MILO HILDRETH
late of Middlebury in said district. deceased; and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Utfse'
thereto: And six months from The fifteenth day ut
June 1912 being allowed by said court fl ihf
purpose, we 10 therefore hereby give notice tai
we will attend to the business of our said appoint
ment, al the dwelling house the deceased ~
Middlebury on the first Tuesdays of July aud Oe
cember from nine o'clock, A. IL until ivu' or
r. NJ on each of said avs
LEVI NEEDHAM, }Com,,<.,o,s,.
NORMAN TUPPER, 'i''s'
Dated at MiddIebury, this 18th day Of
June 1912.
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S L RAY CAT IL E .

Bonnets, Artifcials, Ribbons,
Bandboxes: and great variety of fancy
goods, embracing every variety of New Style
offered in market. just received and for
sale by r. W. COLLiNo.
May 2, 1912.
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D Y E-S T U F F S;

All fresh from market. and warranted pure;
which will be put up at all times by competent
and experienced person,
Family Groceries, and small asSortmen
of pure Liquors solely for MEDICAL PUa
PnsEs.-for sale al the present reduced prices.
for CASH.
PERFuMEEr, and great variety nl Patent Me-
icines will b. kept constantly on hlnd.
W.. p. Russell
Middlebury, Ju y 5, 1912. s;ii
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14

setteI talten unb fir ben Gnfpeftur eiites iitis
gefebIidlen Stimmens pegen iiberreiden eoer
batieIbe ltimmen folIte, Ueer ipenii eine pers
font einen dnoern ratben, pber itn terbeifhafs
fen folte, tim biefe6 Su thut, 10 fea er eeer
fIe, iueIdle lIdj Der @elfalt pergeben tadl lles
berfitbrmng NIT einer @elbbuBe bon irgenb
einem Betrage, tpelde tidlt tpeni9er ale $50
unb tttdt nebr als $500 betragen barf 70
tpie nit @efdngniB bon nidlt tpeniger bent
8 aagen nno nidt mebr als IL Wfonate, be-
ltraft merben.
lBenn trqefib cine gerfpn, ipeIdIe ittdIt ;rim
Stiu1iiien IN eieiem Staate benz @eles genidB
(bie S6bne qualitsirter Burger ausgenonts
nieu) beEedltigt 1T, anf irgeno enter Stele
Der Mahl su bem @nbSped fTdj einftneen fclIs
te, INN Woblsettel aissugebeu, pber I'D, @ins
fluB auf Die ipablfihigen SIr9er Sn perfdaf'
| fen, 70 fol- berlelbe eine Strafe pertpirft bas
ben in irsenc elmer Sumne fir etn tebes 8ers
gebeu, tebesmal uidtt 800 iiberiteigenb, unb
auf irgenb einen 3eitraum iiidt 8 Wipnate
iiberifei9eno, ein9eferfert su tpereen.
lBenn ir9eno ein Pann duf elite unidids
lide 9lrt IId1 in irgeno cine Wahf, 9ebalten
inter ben 8erOrbnungen bieler 9lfte, miifen
fclIte, pber einen 9iidter pber Snipeftoren
binoern ieltte, poer perfltdlt at hinoern Wdhl
| su hdIter, poer fpetn er perlperrte poer bers
fudIte Al perfprrren, Elm 6enfter Uber ein 3lls
gang sll eiuem Senter no bieleIbe 9ebaIten
merSeu fol-, coer ipenn er fdI auf cine iIns
ldeflide 9Irt bem Snreftpr,oeer Htdter betm
Sodlten ecrlclbcn entgegenieben iCllte, ceer
menn er irgeno cine 2Irt bon @inidlildterung,
Drpbunq, @elpalt poer @emaIttbdtiQfeit qes
braud,en (clItc, NIT Der 9Ibiidlt ir9eno einen
| ifimmfdbigen Biirger prm Stimmen absubals
fen, ceer ietu Stiinmredlt 1T OerfilrSeft, Der
fol- ipenn eappn fberfiltrt, auf ir9eno cine
3eit, nidt liuger als Subr unb nid,t weni;
ger als Ofpuat cingeiperrt peroerL uno
nit Besdhlung einer@jeloilrafe BON niht ilbers
/ ftetgenb $500; rtno penn es Der @curt be-
mieicn werben fam, bds bic VerIen, ipeld,e
aIfC fehIt, fein 8elpobner Der Staet, Qauns
Id,ipS p6er be6 DiItrifts III, no bcfagte ges
leeocrIeBun9 begangen purbet 70 fol- er Die
Strafe BON nidJt weniger aIs 800 nno ntd,t
metr als $1,000 besahIen, uno utdlt neniqer
aI6 6 Wcnate cber Idn9er ais 2 Sabre etns
geiperrt weroen.
Die 9lihter eines jeben BabIbtIfrifts bon
eeda @duntD mil6eu ibre HeturnS beitimmt
bis Sreitags ben l4ten October, nm 10 llbr
Gcrmittd96, in Der Stabt 9Illentaun i'm
@purtbauie citbrin9cu.
@Icgcbcn inter meiner 6anb in ber Stabt
9ICentaun, ciefen l7ten Sag 9Iu9uif, I'M Sabr
uucrS Oerru, 1912.
George Betberbplb, S6ertff.
Gjptt crbalte bic Hepublif.
Sdertffs 9mtsitubc, !
9INentaun, 9Ig. II, 1S42. s nq-b;W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
Stflulpeinfcrpermt9.

9lae biejenigen Die nod in ben StObrbis
dern peer aufanoere 9Irt, an ben llnter(d,ries
beuen pon gaCrosWbeitbaII 3auuldlip, eeha
@auntD fduloia (Jub, mercen hierourCh anfges
feroert iHnerhalb Mcuaten an @owi n
Reiper, oem or bic Silder ilber9eben hat,
abbesabten. Die6 1T INN 70 mehr nnthmens
big, inoem er fcine Geldldftc nad 3eusIris
poll perle9cn tpire.
Senrv 1seF.
2IuguIl 81. *-3ul
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14

CSSarcb .. Spa6.
Sd)neu1eilter pou Qeda @auutD.
9Iug. II, 1S42.
gefhIiiGe tint @otIeftpren lno aneern Gffents
lihcn Qlgentcn 3u oerhinoeru, nit ben Of
fentlid,en Gcloern su fpefuliren, in JiCten
pom pterten Wat @intuuieno 9lhtbunbert
uno 3nei uno 8ierSI9.
Iifeus. e1hlpiI II, burh ben Sendt
NIB oaS SSau6 Der NepreIentauten Der 9iepnbs
lit bon peuuiDIpanien, in @enerals2ldc
perGammClt Daft bet Stdatss SdjaBmciItcr
dnqeipielen iei, nno er 1T hterourdl angenics
fen, bon feinem @clIeftcr, @auutDsS dasntes
fer, poer anbern gI9enfen Der HepubIif, etnis
&C Mote cber Jtpten, ane9cgeben pCn ben Sans
fen eurd) 9lutbpritdt Der 9lfte pom 4ten Rat
IS4I, Al empfdngen, aueer beIagte Ytpte eber
0tptcu fei be9leitet burdl @io ooer 8etrdftis
gung ccs befd9trn Solicitors, Sd)nbmeiiters
pber anberu 9l9enten, baB ite bon ibm en9es
nontnien ipurben bona foe in Sesablun9 bon
3Gacn, 5areu, c6er anoern Der 9iepublif
Id,uloi9en 9lb9aben, uuo nid)t erlaugt murbcn
fraft llebertra9un9 8rrfaut Sancel, 9Ins
fauf gBehlrl ODER auf dnoere gBetie.
2tens. Dae penn etui9er Solicitor, @auus
t1sShaBmeilfer, cber aneerer 9I9ent Der 9ies
publif, nad) oielem mittelbar ober rinmittels
bar, @clper pber Jtcteu BON etni9er Bennen>
nnn9, eapfan9en pcn ibm fir 36le, 3aren,
pcer anoere Der Nepublif fhuloi9e 9b9aben,
perfauft, ilbertrd9t erbanoeIt fault pber eiit>
ipehfelt, 70 ioll bela9ter Solicitor, SdaBmeie
fter eeer auoere 9lgent einer 8er9ebun9 I'M
slmte fd,ulbig ieil,, unb auf lleberfihrun9 Dor
einiaer Court pom befuqter Suriseifticr, foil
CT fir ieoes foldes Ger9eben Die Summe
BON TliHfbuncert 2baler be;ablelL unb ber
ganse 8etrag bem 9InfId9cr sufallen, NIB Goll
ilberbies feiue6 glmtes entest perren unb uns
tauglid, fir gBieeerernennllng pber Bieeers
erwdbIuu9 fein !; uno Der Staot6lddBmeiifer
fcGl eurd, 3irfuIdrfd,reibcn beidate @ollettcs
reu uno Sd,aBmeilfer bon Der 9allrung oies
ier SefdIafe benahridti9cn.
cSameS HoB Snolpben
Sprehcr pes Sauies Der Repreleutanten.
eSobn Strotn,
Spred,er bes SenatS.
@ebilli9t ben 12ten 9lpril, gtntauleno adts
tunoert anb 3pei uno 8ier;ig.
Sapio H. Yorter.
~ aae 2cpanoa 9lcteu nereen anges
ncmmen, ausgeucmmen lpld,e, meIdle nit 6.
Dper, @lerf, uno nit S. q. SoDb, beieidnet
fmo.
9lugult II. itq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
@rabltetnsSaner in 9Llentantr.

VtaoltlHSSJAaeL WI ZlutIllHHNt
mad,t feinen Sreitneen nnb einem aeebrten
publtfum er9ebenft befannt, baB er bae obj
&c @eitdft ncd immer an feinem afteu
Stdnb, oiht bel Der eutbertIden Rirebe, fat5l
betreibt, uuo oaB er immer bereit III iebe Writ L
lie9enoe nno itebenbe 9rabfeine auf bic fnrs !
;eite 9lnSei9e su perfertigsn. Da CT in bsesj
@efd,dft @rfabrung bat unb feline preife Ens'
Berff biaig fino, 70 fdmeidelt er fidb, esine
jaunben sur pbui9en 3ufriebenbeit bebienen
81 fonnen. 9Ille bel ibm 9emahten Beffefs
lungen III feinem Sad meroen nit Dahf dns
genommen nnc auf's pilnftlidbffe befcrgt.
Gr 1T oanfbar fur bic ausgeeebnfe 9lufe
munternn9, Die cr bisher in biefem @efbdft
9enc6en bat uno bofft cine 8prtoaner Der
6'ewCaenbeit feiner SSrernben unb Der 6ffents
tiden Gunlt ;u 9enieBen.
9lpril, 81, nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
q Cll til II a.!

Sbr oerf6iebenen @pmpa9nten.
Die Wafd,in9ton @uarbs, 6arricn @uars
ben, 0udfertaun @cmpa9nie nnb bic @maus
fer Sane, baben befdIcGen cine Battalion III
tnlteu am Samitag ben 1ffen Setcber am
6auie bon Seni amin Sarret in Mils
lerstann. Die @onipasnien befehligt bon
@apt. s.. 9. Mprebeab, Capt. Salcmcn
8lein, @apt. SenrD Seipel, @apt. Stdbler,
Capt. Trieerif, @apt. Diehl uno anbere @a'
palleric 9ruppen fIub bOfIihif ein9elaben bei'
suwctnsn.
eSolerb ganton
9enjamin syarret
Samnel 9oras.
Sarrilon WailIer.
Senrp Gabriel
@inlaeuH9ss COMMITTEE.
2Iuouf 81. nq-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
QBtebtt9 fir 0erber.

@0burnS Datent ge6er 9lclter.
Dieie @ertbpole 9lrbeitseriparenoe Ulas
fdine wuroe bnrd Srn peter eucipig nns
peit 2Illentaun erridtet. 9iedte finb aud,
bon Sdcrb WoIer bel Irerlerstaun unb Sas
cob odrbcG uno Spbn in SbersSaucpna ges
faift ,rcroen.
G,erber itno ein9elooen biefelbe in 9lueens
fhein su nebmen NIB fit lid, felbf sn urtbeis
len. Dieieni9en Die 91ed1te su erhalten fpiins
fdben, fonnen Die Scoin9ungen bel Benjamin
2uowig in 9Illentaun erfabren.
Saoib @e(urif, 9(qcnt.
T. S.-GauntD 3edte merben ~ billgen
8ebin9un9en perfauft.
Mt. Sop, eaneafter Co., Suli6. *-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
SSanerll fehet bier!

Die llnterldrietenen faufen @aisen 4
2cqeen an Daoio Mere's MubIe, an l
@e6er @rief, Tn Glib Mheithaa 3annfd|
uno Waisen, Noggen, Welfdfcril uno 4
aneere sirten Srndlt, an ihrem Stchrhas
in 9lGlentaun, fir ipeldle Der hGdffe Waf
preis In Saargelo besablt ipire, eeer in sII
tanfd, fur Steinfoblen, @nps unc Sal5 o
Sutteritcf.
g(p g. 8ierp, |
Sanuel Marr,
tanbeInb unter Der Girnia pen 6. Q. Sid
nno Merr.
Mai 4. tiq-6I
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
Hertiaen 6[eionnaefIfen

llnterbcfen su perfdiebenen preifen.
Die cbiaen Stleioun9sifilde fInb inter fets
ner 9InfiIdlt 9emadt ipprben uno ct 1T fpils
lens, tIe rtne alIcs'weitere Cob fir fId feIbif
reben Sn Iadeu.
2lud, bat er titen 8prrdtb BON 9 o d 6,
Soenloefra9er, nno Cenben sll eerfaufen.
@I dpe> R "a @ II fir Shneioer iIno
immerfort bel ibm Su baben.
SameS Saneion.
61@r bat bic Tcunprfer uuo pbiInbels
pbier Said,cn6 bereits empfau9cn uno Eiejes
nigen WeIdle foIde tlntcrfhrieben baben be-
lieben biefelten bel ibn abSubClcn.
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