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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-15
NOTICE.

VENH subscribers would inform their friends that
NJ they have commenced business upon new prin-
cipes, Wis small profits and either cash down or
short credit for cash. and in order 10 sustain thoir
business have adopted the following rules as regards
credits:
|. Not open an account unless the individual will
probably want to trade 10 the amount Of $40. ....
9. When any charge is made on our Book ii is
due in cash on demand with the expectation chat it
will he paid IN the fall or winter after
3. Not TO open trade a credit with any indvid-
ual unless believe IL will I've paid without suit,
or that they have property sufficient to pay and the
debt would be good ifthe person should die
4. Not TO charge any higher than for cash down
We believe the time has come when the public
good requires that business should be done some
thing like the above rules, that those who do pny
may pny the debts of those who do not pay which
is too much the in the old manner of doing bus.
mess, and believe by adopting these rules we
shall be able to sell goods low they DO
bought at retail 10 Portland Boston, with the ad-
don Of freight on heavy goods-and respectfully
solicit the patronage Of the public.
MORRILL, g RANKIN.
ST. Johnshury East, April 10, ls44 350tf
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ApMISsION OF TEXNS.

# In pursuance Of previous Call a meeting of the
VI. cl7w Essex County and vicinity was held at Lu-
4 nnbggb April 4, and was organized by the choice
SN orr. BENTON, Esq President, Mcssrs. N. w.
u French and NJ S. Chandler, Vice Presidents, ard A.
x Clark, Secretary
OnmoOn Of DR. s. Sargent, the chair appointed
Dr. John Dewey, ]. Brooks, Jr. G. T.. Holmes,
NJ T. D. Garland w. II. Carlisle, J. Dean and
"A W IIarshoma committee TO draft resolutions cx-
rcssNc of the of the meeting on the subject,
who reported the following resolutions, which, after a
n fall discussion, by G. w. IIartshorn, DR. Dewy, r..
\ C. Benton, Esq. N w. French, Hon Spencer Clark
and j. Brooks, Jr. were unanimously adopted
Rcs0ired, As II sense of this meeting that the An
eSaion of the Texan Republic to these United
Sncs would be a violation of the letter and spirit of
The Federal Constitution and would he measure ten
ding to the dissolution off the Confectionery.
R'solrcl, What the territory Of our Country is now
lwo large 10 he po,ected; yet quito too large to be cx
ANrdcd
81 Whereas, Information has been repeatedly receiv-
cd n@t the executive of Country has boon clan.
Fesimaly engaged with the government of 1eXns in
n mog Treaty to unite it to our already Slavery
f9ialRng and Si0rery ruIed counh u, therefore, Re
Erc, That the course pursued by the President of
x snch plan is not only unprecedented and oiarBt-
y lS, bat calculated 10 arouse the fears bring into &C.
q" lle legitimate energies and TO excite the Eeenesi
HR al50oiOn OF a free aud enlightened community
|1 Re"rd That we shall be among the last to vio-
1|"C ouaenance violation of our national com.
NFGI and after having faithfully warned, petioned,
u ~" demonstrated against repeated violations of our
NU""tHtonaI rights, we hope to be the reru last
m"o WIN la'neIy submit to be bound by a broken
& CoWHtuiion
nIGea', by the acquisition of Texas our already
ua,wedy territory would be vastly extended, aud
""''els political attraction like other attraction is
res. ana less powerful as the parts become more and
"O'' Instant; - and whereas ''he free elective sys.
""'' Inc political society, exists and coheres and
m.S' eAst and cohere, not by superincumbent pres
',V VI us several prrts but by the internal and mu-
~" "Ua'',ons of those parts; by the assimilation of
o ",V'' ana feelings; by sense of common country,
NV" o'lcal family, common character, fortune
qua ue,ny," Therefore
An, nmt" That in the opinion Of this meeting the
,"Na'on oil Texas to the United States would emf
te"u 10 disturb the peace and prosperity of the
"JreL That the proceedings of this meeting be
,,nns",;y t,'e PRESIDENT and Secretary and copies
kOrV ;""eu 10 Aiessrs. Phelps & Upham-Senators
''''O"' IN the Congress of the United States.
~ '"o'on' Messrs Il. c. Benton, N. w. French,
N w. o C'andIes of Lunenburgh, w. T. Carlisle of
's' and John Dewey of Maidstone, were an
'"'Vu Committee to draft and circulote y ne,i,ion
against the Annexation of Texas to the
''''' ''a''S' X. C. BENTON, President.
Au"e"OOFgh, April 4th, 1874.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-15

The IRoN STEAMERS AT BUFFALO. The Ad.
vcrtiser, in reference those steamers which we no.
tced some days since, says -
The plan contemp!ates the construction of four first
class iron steamers calculated expressly for speed and
safe sea going Vessesboats that will keep the lake in
any weather. and will be able to regularly from
this port to Detroit in 24 hours. At Detroit they will
connect with the central Railroad across the pennsu-
la TO st Joseph, thence by fast substantial boats TO
Milwaukee and Chicago The Iron boats on this lake
it is proposed 10 fit up in plain but comfortable and
handsome manner. Whether the project will be car
red into effect this we are unable to say, but
it is in good hands.
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ELI RAILROAD ACCIDENT |!

'' L,,,or who resides at Madison, Indiana, and
AS'',' ,olcd on, has furnished the Editor Of
Cincinnati Chronicle with the following 'uc'S IN
0' V"', ooo or the most disastrous Railroad acc-
,. whicb has occurred for many years
a'p' .rrn,.d,y afternoon, the 2sth March, at +.
:" ,ho Passengers Car arrived at Madison, at
Ne ""'' n, lo Inclined Plane, they had wood chr
WV ~, ,o,dod with wood, attached. 1t is usual IN
,.,nJior the Plane, to detach the wood and freight
''''" L,ioc them Just to the head of the Plane TO
'"' ,bo Passengers have gone down. In this in
We" ,ho yoy was slippery, and when the wood car
h,ourht to the head Of the Plane, & tho Passenger
Assembling, the former accidentally got under
40, and running with great velocity, struck
p...oOger car, and dashed it into pieces =
.,, anr pcrsons killed and five very badly wound
r,o G,,owing are the names of the persons killed
and wOuodcd'V@
..,,o College; Mr. Brunson, of Wheeling, Va; Mr.
! nJoor Of BrOwningston, Iu.-kilIed.
Al, Robers, Mr. Lockard and Miss Craig,of Mad
M, Crane, of Brownston; of Columbus
limb broken
The dead were killed instantly, and the others
hare all some limb broken. Miss Craig's was ampu-
,,ol Yesterday afternoon. Our informant states that
wa, wonderful how any person escaped-yet few
3l Among them were two children.
The car was dashed into fragments, and n gentle
man who was passenger says he found himself plant
din deep mud hole, out Of which he rose on the
dead bodies orlwo of his fellow passengers ! Mr.
Nunson Of Wheeling had a aat-boat there, in which
he bad brought down some Electrical Machines
lie had gone to the head of the Plane to see the
locomotive come n-and got into the car to return to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-15
NEW YORK SPRING ELECTIONS.

The whole Empire State is lighted up with the
blaze Of the Wing fires They burn bright and high
victory succeeds 10 victory The coons perfectly
rampant and the weasels not only freed but carthcd
The town and charter elections occur during the
months OF February, March and April in different
portions the State The February elections open
ed rich, exhibiting large Wing gains and the March
meetings res ued still better for the Wings. But at
the April meetings the Wings sweep the State. They
an"ihilate Van Burensm. The Evening Journal an
nouncing the success of the Wings, says:
New YoRK is therefore REDEEMED We have
the same authority that the towu meetings furnished
in 1887, '3S and 40, that shall carry the State
triumphantly in November. To friends abroad
we say, write New York down upon your tablets for
HENRY CLAY AND A PROTECTIVE TARIFF
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az AM MRA9gGa

In Barnet, April 4, by the Rev. Mr. Rust, Mr. DA-
HooKER, Of Pcacham, to Miss MARGAREr
BLAIR,
In North Dnnvle Feb. %, BY Rev r. L. Harvey,
Mr. Amasa +. Clark, Of Glover, 10 Miss Belinda Ward ,
of North Danville.
In Aionistown, Feb. 81, by Ed. Jonas Scott, Mr.
Franklin Pierce, of Albany, 10 Miss Lydia +. New
men, of Morristown. r.
In Lisbon, N. ii. March %, by Rev. Mr. LoveIand,
MIR Isaiah p. Kimbal of Peacham,Vt 10 Miss Lydia
b. Page, of Landafi, N. H.
In New York city, April 2, by Rev. DIR Esrkine
Mason, Hon. Solomon Foot, NJ. c., of Rutland, to
Mrs Mary Ann Dana, Of Clarendon.
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Lower Waterford, April 5, ls44.

THE subscrbcr,h Having purchased proportion of
the stock of goods Of the firm Of Faitblnks & Ar.
mington, would hereby inform his friends and former
customers that he will continue the business at the
old stand, and that be coniempntcs doing il ON n
new plan far as possible that is FIR cash and pay
meet his fall, and spring purchases. and that he in
tends 10 keep good assortment of the stUple COM
modies, AMI 10 sell at the lowest prices. All per-
sons wishing TO purchase respectfully invited to
give him call Russell ARLINGTON
over Waterford, April H. 1914 35Otf
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Farm for Sale,

/ N the southwest part of Lyndon, comforting $50
n acIes OF good Land--about 100 acres under i'm
proven.ent, with young orchard and good sugar
orchard thereon, well wntcrod with Il good well of
water under the she'd near the house For further
information inquire Of The subscriber the PREMISES
NATHAN WEEKS.
Lyndon, April |, 1914. 340w3F
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NEW YORK CITY ELECTION

Three tickets in the field and the American Re-
publican party-made up of all parties, have carried
the day, for Mayor and the other City Ofiiccrs.-
Harper, American Republican has for Mayor 1881,
Coddngton, Loco, 49, 5S-Franklin, supported by
part of the Wing party, s,943-IIurper's majority
over all SGD
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-15
TIE CAPITAL OF THE EMPIRE STATE
SPEAKS

AGLORIoUS WIiiG TRIUMPH IN ALBANYl
The Capital City of the Empire State has rendered
her verdict. She goes for HENRY CLAY AND A
PROTECTIVE TARIFF, by 627 majority. Our
triumph is complete. Our friends have done their
whole duty. We gather the following from the AL
bany Advertiser Of yesterday morning
''rhe Charter election in this city yesterday result
ed in the triumphant Of the Wing ticket Our
candidate for Mayor, Friend Humphrey, is reelected
by 627 majority, greater majority Than has ever
been given in the city and 422 Than he received
last wear
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-15
NOTICE.,

FHNflE subscribers having purchased tho stock of
n Goods olthe firm of Parks, Cutting g Co. beg
leave to inform the inhabitants of Waterford and vi
cinty, that they will continue the mercantile bust
ness at their old stand All persons wishing pur-
chase Goods respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime our stock of Goods before purchasing else
where. III. CUTTING s. co.
Lower Waterford, April ,, 1914 }49w4
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Erasmus HURTS E3saufe.
STATE OF VERMONT.

cALEpoNIA district, SIS.
At Probate Court holden at DanviI!c in and for
sid district, on The 9TH day Of April, a. d 1874
NEInEREAs, Samuel Orcut, Administrator of
w the Estate of Erasmus Burt, late of Burke in
the county Of Caledonia, deceased, has made ap-
picaon 10 this Court 10 extend the time for paying
The debts ue from said deceased, the further period
Of one year from the lsth day Of April A. d. 1914
1t is therefore ordered that all persons inter-
ested no notified of said application; and that the
same will be heard aud decided at a Probate court
to be holden at the Probate Office in Danvle uiorc-
said, on the Esd day of April A. d. 1914, at ten
o. lock in tire forenoon, hy publishing copy of
the record of this order three weeks sncccssivey in
the Calodonian, newspaper printed Mt ST. Johns
bury. ... ... .,-
SAMUEL d. MATTOCKS, Judge
true COPY, [si9w3
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NOTICE.

FENlilS may certify that have given TO my two
IL sons Thaddcus' w Drew and Gilman Drew,
their time 10 transact business for themselves. /
shall claim noue Of their wages nor pay debts of
their contracting after lhs date.
GILMAN l.. DREW.
Barton Jan. ! 1914 35Ov3
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To all whom it may Concern.

A LII persons indebted to ne by note or hook ac-
IN count requested TO make arrangements for
immediate payment, as Intend lowing this part Of
the country in a few months. word 10 the wise
is sufficient. l. b. KIMBAIL
Wells River, April 4, 1874. 340w4"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-15

FATAL ACCIDENT most drressing occur
renee took place at Burtonsvie, Montgomery county,
on Friday last. The Schoharie creek is crossed ut
that place by rope ferry. Several persons were
crossing in the scow, when small boat was seen
coming down the stream, which was swollen and rap
id. The attempt TO secure the small boat caused the
scow TO tip so much that il Instantly filed by the
and cupszed. Three ofthe persons on board,
Messrs. William Ketchum and John W. Gage Of
ne.burgh and Mr James Leandor of Florida, were
drowned. Mr. Ketchum was of the Oldest and
most respectable inhabitants of the town. lie leaves
eighteen children to mourn his loss.-AlJany adrer-
tiser.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-NIondny April 8.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser.

Reported Tor the Daily Advertiser.
AT market, $50 Eoef Cattle, rs pairs Working
Oxen, $50 Sheep, and $500 Swine. 100 Beef Cat
tie unsold.
Prices.-Beef Cattle-Last weeks prices not
sustained, and we reduce quotations. Extra at
10 20; First quality, "a 75a5 second quality %
IS; third quality $s3 rs 1 g.
Working Oxen-Sules at sos, IS, rs, 80, 81 so,
and 92
Sheep-From So so to SO rs.
Swine-Los to peddle SC for Sows, md &c for
Burrows; lots of large size ~ and SIC; old Hogs
4, Al and SC. AT retail from to 7c
N B. An occurred in report last week;
the number of Beef Cattle should have been 100
larger.
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NOTICE,

TENHE subscribers would hereby give notice, that
Il the co-purtnership heretofore existing between
them under the name of Fairbanks & Arlington is
this day by mutual consent dissolved. All persons
indebted said firm book account are requested to
settle said accounts convenient, those ow-
ing US debts of long standing will confer upon us
favor by Immediately settling the same.
II. II. FAIRBANKS
Russell ARLINGTON,
I,oUnr Watprc,tl Anil r lgli
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~ % "a A d. r.

IN U 4 q a. ------
s hereby given that the copartnership heretofore
H existing between tAe subscribers under the style
of Parks, Cutting 6, Go. is this day by mutual con-
sent dissolved. All debts due the firm must I've paid
to M. X. Parks, aud all demands against the ii m
will he settled Ivy him.
NJ. X. PARKS,
HIRAM CUTTING,
BARRON MOULTON.
Lower Waterford, April g. 1914.
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soni,. - 'uu' IN the Richmond Enquirer and Madi-
o,o,, VIA. Tie annexation ofTexas would be &c n
!. M comfort to General Jackson before he dies
I GENERAL Jackson would like to sec Texas an
Co,. " toe Union before he leaves the world When
b. L," '"chson received tho fine imposed upon him
huge ''aI he was then to receive the crownina
bm, us 'l'e' give up the ghost and die in peace;
eD or' ''"S now that his friends mean TO ride him
t6up or 'p "O'ld on nav hobby. The great "com-
,na MS Old age is to be the annexation of Texas
koOd ~ "aV'ng seen the fullness of his glory. he
non N'ra' In peace. Alas to what base uses do
ban !, themselves, when thus an lnfirm and diving
jnion ''''ed back upon the stage of strife and o.
sunm,,i '''one the most conspicuous actor in con-
Deoco aag an event which threatens assuredy the
a,,oln, prosperity of the Union if not its Ultimate
\ be mil nir' An old building in N York, asou,
two l,.t D uOwn' in the Bow cry, was sold for $50
h Tboa on condition that they won Id remove
bmo or y, went to work at it, and in tearing open
snmoon 's "o'"seoating, found Jug, which on ex.
d 50 oG rVsed to be money jug, containing, it is
'''O IN old coin. This is good prize.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-15
From the Tribune.
An Astounding VictOry~"Pennsylva,
MIA COMING,

The following letters Confirmed in hundred ways)
utterly surprise The Counties composing this
Congressional District gave Van Buren, $40 over Hur-
rson in 1910, and last Fall, when Gen Frick was
elected to Congress by 2l0 a parties were surprised
and attributed it to his personal popularity. Gen.
Frck died, and we expected to loose the District,
But look here
PHILADELPHIA, April @,
"The Wings have carried the Northumberland Dis
trlct in our State by about 600 majority. This has
been strong Loco-Foco District; but the Tariff has
thrown them. Nine cheers for HARRY OF THE
WEST ."
R-CONFIRMATION STRONG.
IIARRIsBURG, April 6.
"DEAR SIR: Accounts have been received here
this evening from the 9Th Congressional District
composed of Union, Northumberland, Lycoming and
Clinton, from which it appears that Pollock, Wing
and Tariff has beaten Snyder, Loco-Foco and anti
Tariff, by a majority Of some sir 10 eight hundred
rotes-probubly one thousand, it is said that
Snyder has not obtained majority in a single County
in the District So much for opposition to the Tariff
'm principle and detaiI.'"
The Pennsylvania delegation in Congress now
stands Ia Wings 10 10 Loco Focos. The State may
now be considered secure for the Wings, the next
election.
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There was a severe frost in Tallahassee on the
night of the 2lst ut which it is feared has destroyed
all the fruit and early vegetables The early
and cotton was also supposed to be greatly injured.
LOOK OUT FOR ANOTHER BATCH OF ALTERED
BILLS. bills Of the Still Water Canal Bank, at Oro-
no, Maine, signed T. p. Butler, cashier, and Nathl
Trent, President, altered to MerrnacE County Bank
at Concord, N. II. have just made their appearance
in Boston.
Coon MARKsMEN. A couple of yonng middies
belonging 10 the u s. service, latnly fought duel at
the Sandwich Islands. Alter nine Intellectual shots,
the brave boys gave il up as bad job
man in Baltimore has married II Miss Tongue
Many men have married into the Tongue family, but
this daring individual has taken u wife who is all
Tongue
On the recent marriage Of one of the Russian Prin-
to the Crown Prince Of Denmark, the Emperor
presented to the bride set Of diamonds valued at
Els, 900.
Eight rife Balls are now II legal tender fer a
dollar among the Indians Of the Rocky Mountains
RAIsrxG SUPPLIES The Globe is throwing of
Loco(oco pamphlets by thousands and tens Of thou
sund in payment for which. its party friends in Con-
gress ordering numbers of extra copies
Of almost every unimpouant document. Thus the
Locos dance but the people pay the piper !
"Why, almost every word in Johns letter is spct
wrong. You'd not have me marry such man sure
ly!"
"La, me suppose tout's the way to spell in the
where he lives. They have different fashions 10
in every thing
BUSINESS IN BosroN. The Boston Daily Mail
says Business has seldom been in prosper
Gus condition city than at tho present time
The Spring trade emphatically "opens rich' Money
is plenty and there is n large stock Of goods
hand; and what is better than all, confidence
written upon every face in characters as egibIe as
'leters on assign
The Key Stone in abusing Mr. Clay's personal ap.
pearance says that he has ga large and ugly mouth
That is feature of MIR C's face, which needs no de-
fence. Hspeaks for Understandable Journal
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MILITARY NOTICE. The following gentlemen
have been duly appointed to the Staff Of the 9th Reg
iment, viz
George b. Darling, Concord, Adjutant;
Nathaniel Bacon, st. Johnsbury, Quarter Master;
James p. Darling, Concord, Sergeant Major;
William H. Darling do OR. Master Sergeant;
John H. PIumev s' Concord, Standard Bearers;
Selim Newell, NJ. d. Lyndon, Surgeon;
II. Ii. Palmer, NJ. ID. Concord, Surgeons Mute.
Rev. Josiah Molse, Go Chaplain
J. G. DARLING, Colonel.
Head Quarters 10th Reg.
Concord, April 10, 1914,
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N0TlCEmTh will be a meeting

OF the ST. Johnsbury East Village Clay Club, at
Cages Inn, Thursday the 18th inst ut 8 o'clock,
z. Nj. punctual attendance of the members and
those who intend to become members is requested.
JUBAL HARRINGTON, Secretary.
April IL, 1874.
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A GRAND Chance for "a Esar-
SaiH---,SO NEisaaEe!
s Farm for Sale, a1

'AWE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
in LYNDON two miles and half from the Gen.
ire Village, containing iG55 acres of as coed land
Tor all kinds of produce any farm in the county
OF Caledonia aud is suitably divided for pasturago
and tllage. 1t cuts about so tons Of hay, and has
upon it good orchard, and sugar orchard
OF 500 trees. Said farm is also well fenced and well
watercd the buildings arc, good house, and hhrn
40 by go. liberal credit given for a part of the
purchase money.
Those wishing to purchase invited to call and
view The premises. tl * Is, .-ga e.-at,
CHARLES. BUCKNAB.1
Iypdon, April |, 1874. -E...a.., s.. . 349n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-25

JOHNSTON HIemuIILN %.
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IOKEIGN COLLECTIONS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-06
Sic gNallrbrit.

QHabrbrit III nidt aliriu Ole 3ierec ocS
NliaunCs, lcnccru iriu 4Ncrficu9 cas or bel
,tIIca- lciucu pauoIuugrn III 4npcncun1
bim9t. Slc it ccs 9rcBeu Wiannss Sbre,
uur rc6 2lrmcu Sted. uSabrbsit VI slncm
WiNnnc iriuc 9iabrumh lcmc @mpfeblaug
mo iciu SrCeu ite Ut lcm Hrltcr i'll Der
atrtbItdlfclt unc Srcurc, mo fem trcit uuo
Srnb III alIer glnfedtuug mo Ir0urlgtru.--
GW lSdbrhCit mad)t rcu DtcnldD cen Gn9cln
9Icitb mo NJ lhm Der lld)erltt QGc9 CUR Srllg,
leu rec NlmmcIs, hcuu ltc Icbrt TIN auf GjcIt
n.it III ilo) lrlblt ld0uru, llc Icbrt i'm pas
2.ciC III I'D, lelblf erfcnucu, flbIrn uuo itber,
wInocn, allp llt fc cs,--clc l8amhcit-p bic
rrn RenltDcn irrI maCbt ndmIld> feI pcn ocr
Guucc. 70 chIi CT csrrInit III Ger @jtlclld)uft
ron guteu irIl9cn @n9ciu lcbeu mag. Clc
4vaprbelt Ut aIle ell Ircucr STCuno nid,t al,
lcln III bIclcr ltSrit mlp bls ans Sjrnb, irnccrn
ufer 5rit MO @rab blndus, curdI cue gnnSr
IuI1r &lpiJtClt hlcurdD.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-06

8erluftbc.6 Der. Ct @utters
@igiIan tnnb ;w6lf pcrfonen
Der W an d, af I. - qEir crfdhren
f..yd, Captain Sburd,in BON eem Sd,itfe
ytafbaniel S.arpsr, weId,es su @tarlciton
dufam, oae er am l4U R. BON bem Sd,ife
Gliaioe brsi idifbrild,i9e Scclertc aufudbm,
pcn cenen imri pabrfheinlid Die einsi9en
llcberlebrnoen BON Der IA pericnen itdrten
Wdnnid)aft css Der. ct. Cutters 8igilant
@aritdis So 9. @. InpIcr, fuc, Der AM S.
mibreub eiucs Starmes son icincu snfern
rci Rep gRcit 9etricben uno umsswcrfcr
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