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OHIO--FOUR THOUSAND WINGS I'M
COUNCIL

The Wings of the 18th Congressional District,
composed of Columbana, jefferson, and Carroll
counties, Ohio, came together by thousands at
Welsville, on the Sd instant, and had one of the
most agreeable and cheering interviews il has ever
fallen to our lot to witness. There were old,
middle aged, and young men--patriots and states
men--farmers, mechanics, manufacturers, and
merchants-yea, and the Ladies-God bless
then-by hundreds, were there, to cheer by their
presence and approve by their smes-al deter
mined to support the same principles, and if pos
slble, carry out the same measures ever advo-
Gated by the unchanging Wing party. Harmo-
ny, good feeling, and the very best spirit pre-
valled--and the firm resolve enstamped upon
every brow, gave assurance that the old Whig
phalanx of 184O, have again buckled on their ar.
NOR, and are shoulder to shoulder in the good
and glorious cause of "TIiE UNION AS IT
u.s." and the best interests of the whole nation,
With such feelings and views animating the
Wing Democracy, Ohio must--nay, she will,
send greeting, to her sister States next fall, the
thrilling ejaculation, I" We have met the enemy
and they are ours"
The meeting was addressed by Hiram Girls
void, Esq, Hon b. Storer, Col. J. A. Rogers, of
Tenn, s. T. Hurd, of Pa, and the Hon. c. OAR
ragh, of Pa.
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VIRGINIA.
Extract of letter from Wheelin1

. EXTRACT OF Ietter rom w heellng
"The changes in this country are great, and
the finest spirit pcrvades the Wing party. Do
as know you can in the East do as we'll as YOU
did in 1910, and Virginia will be ours by thous.
ands hope you have not fallen back, while we
in the West are every day going ahead. | hear
from The counties of Mason, Kenawha, Jackson,
&c, that the Wing vote will be greatly increased,
and that Clay will outrun HARRISON!
To the gentleman who writes from Wheeline.
we say, confidently, and with full recognition
OF the responsibility we incur, that, save in Wise's
district, all is right in the East, with not the least
tear o. Its getting wrong. Let Northwest Vir-
GINA, The Kenawha Valley, and Little Tennes-
see come up as we SHALL and we shall agreeably
surprise ourselves, and arnihate Locofocoism.-
Richmond Wing.
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THIRD DISTRICT NOMINATION.
Correspondence Of the Savannah Republican

GENTLEMEN: Hurra for the gallant Third
Districh-We have just heard from the Wing
Convention that met this day at Forsyth, to nom
mate candidate for Congress. Washington Poe
is the man. On the first ballot, he received every
vote The greatest enthusiasm and unanimty
prevailed. He is the choice of the district, and
has popularity with the people that is strong and
overwhelming Look out for signal defeat of
Chappell his old friends who have stood by him
so devotedly in times past, will teach him a les
son he will not soon forget.
We are in high spirits here, having just learn
ed the glorious and unexpected news that the
Wings have carried New Orleans. New Or
leans victory indeed ~
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G. A. Henry, Esq, of the Wing Electoral
Ticket in Tennessee, and Hon. Cave Johnson.
met in discussion in GAINESVILLE on the evening
of the LIST inst. The result of the encounter NAV
be judged of from the remark of a Mr. Rives,
who was subsequently called on to speak He
said "he scorned to hit Locofocoism a lick when
it was lying fiat on its back in the mud, with both
eyes gouged out."--LouisviHe Journal
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THE POETRY OF LOVE.

IL SELECTION of Poems from the most ceIe-
brated authors The Loves Of the Angels, poem
BY Moore Sacred Songs, and variety of Poems
bv different celebrated authors, all Of which are
handsomely bound and suitable for presents. Also,
. largo assortment Of juvenile works, by the most
approved authors, this day received by
4 Q6-eolOt GARRET ANDERSON.
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SC ELAN US.
For the Whig Standard.

W 81 For the Wig Standard
Cars, in response to the Godke Amos of tn,
!. Hickory Tree" who speaks Of the Wing Clul
hoGse in our city as caravan for the exhibition
wild beasts, &C.. fancies himself the man with tn
pole, !" and proceeds to g stir up the animals ~
THE MENAGERIE.
Come, gather at our" CooNERY,"
Al sedar great mESAoERIE,
We've got curious caravan,
-rs!E helpske juice killed our little Fan,
There's Leopard John of Texas breed,
Who's chang'd his spots and chang'd his creed.
sa Hoo-a-a-hoo-a.
The longsneck'd Poke, from Tennessee,
j Eats Texas debts and commerce free
- NoiTarif passes down his mouth,
: He winks at treason in the SOUTH
Butthe People say, where'er they speak,
That they like not g Fly-up-the-creek."
Iva -. II ,da8e 4 Hoo-a-a-hoo-a
And here's a live Chameleon,
~ He loves to slumber in the sun; b s
We call him Dauas--he smells quite rank,
Sometimes Of BANK--and then No BANK:
just put him where you WILL IT'S strange,
That with the place his hue will change.
4k II te 4E 5&EzEtH Hoo-a-a-hoo-a.
The Southern Lions call'd Calhoun,
He cannot bear to see a " CooN,''
] \ Crouch'd at the feet of Johnny Rap,
He tears the Union with his paw
He howls for Annexation" loud,
But hears no echo from the crowd
q ,asar. s.3 t3 aa Hoo-a.a-hoo-a.
& And we've of monkeys got host,
Each one is call'd the Loco's boast
There's chattering Kendall, with his lies
And dancing Blair with google eyes
:. There's Father Ritchie, who hates the tune
That glorifes " THAT SANS OLD CooN.''
Hoo-a-a-hoo-a.
y See on limb above the rest,
"A brave old /" COON,'' fresh from the west
He's thinking how the beasts will roar
In eighteen hundred forty-four-
He hears the loud and cheerful voice
Proclaiming him the peoples choice.
.Hoo-a-a-hoo-a
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In one of the eastern towns in our State a
meeting of the Loco party was called by hand
bills posted at the corners of the streets headed
in large letters Young Hickory" The meeting
was not very fully attended, and on inquiry of
the leaders the next morning as to the cause,
they were asionished to find general complaint
OF want of notice. "Why didn't you see the
bills posted about the streets headed Young
Hickory 2" "Wby yes indeed, we saw those
bills every where, but we thought they were
Horse BiHs-Bangor (Me.) Courier.
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There is to be Wing Mass Meeting at Knox
vile, Tennessee, on the first day of August, the
anniversary OF the defeat of Polk for the Office of
Governor of Tennessee. Another convention is
to be held at Nashville.
The Wings of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, have given
notice that they will receive $4,000 Wings at
their convention on the 18th Of August and the
Wings Of Hamilton county were to meet at Garth
age on the 18th July.
The friends Of Clay, Frelinghuysen, Markle,
and protective tariff, in Western Pennsylvania,
and the adjoining counties Of Ohio and Virginia,
are invited to meet at Pittsburg, in Mass Conven-
ton, on Tuesday, September 10, 1874.
It is proposed to hold Mass Convention, at
Erie, Pennsylvania, on the 10th of September, the
anniversary of Perrys victory
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The U. 5. sloop- of-war Falmouth, Commander
Sands dropped down from Norfolk on Saturday
10 the anchorage off the Naval Hospital. She is
expected to sail in day or two with the Hon.
Wilson r. Shannon, Minister to Mexica,
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We shall not be at all interested in this bet our
|self, nor do we approve OF betting, but when we
see BRAG attempted, we will expose the poverty
of the hand if we can. The Fiscal Partner of
the Globe has, therefore. only to drop us line,
stating that bet of from one hurdred to ten
thousand dollars can be had on The terms stated.
and we will ensure its being taken in less than
ten days from the receipt of his letter Now Mr..
IsyFiscal Partner of the Globe" you have the
choice of standing up to your work like man, or
Of showing the public that you have attempted to
play naked game of BRAG."
This is what we call bearing down pretty
hard;' and as the /" fiscality" seemed to take our
ntimation that he had :. backed out so much at
heart, we look with some interest to see ,oho
will back OUT now?
We see that the assistant bragger, Palmer, has
made another parade in the Globe of last night,
as follows: th
t" | propose now to bet one hundred dollars on
each of the following States voting for Polk as
President-namely New Hampshire, Maine,
Louisiana, Virginia, South Carolina, Alabama,
Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, Michigan, Penn
sylvania, Illinois. This proposition to be binding
on me for ten days from this date"
This is falling off of four States, in one a0eek,
from his first proposition; in addition to with
drawal of $500 or the general result" which
he coupled with it. Does Palmer, or the one
who done the writing for him, know that he does
not propose enough States above to elect can
dldate! If this is not proof Of backing out, we
know not what is.
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MONTGOMERY WING NOMINATIONS

The delegates appointed by the Wings of the
county to nominate candidates for the House of
Delegates, met in general convention at Rockville
on the 18th, and nominated the following gentle
men to compose the Wing ticket:
Alexander Kgour, of Rockville District
William B. Howard, Of Medley's District
Geo. c. Patterson, of Clarksburg District;
Samuel D. Waters, of Berry's District.
We learn from The Baltimore Patriot that the
proceedings of the convention were characterized
by an unusual degree of unanimity, and that the
ticket brought forward is one which will concen-
trate the entire strength of the party, and be
elected by much greater majority than any we
have had for years.
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OHlo.-There was great and glorious gather
ing of the Wings of Old Ashtabula at Jefferson
on the 4th, at which some eight thousand Of the
Wings of that region were present. Letters
were received from Cassus M. Clay, Willard
Fillmore, Elisha Whttlesey, &c.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04

lprtteifern fam in benz 01arfte BON @rcs:
Srittanicn, falls mir uid,t Die StaatsauiTdDi
Der @e9ncr beS IarifS onnebmen, poonrdy
Der ecbn un1crer 9lrbriter 9leid) jenem Der
sIusdnorr, ndmIb sn 10 @cntS per Gag,
an9clrBt miro. Sino aber, Die 9lrbei;cr I'M:
irres eances brrcitct fir iclb cine Maeres
9el ?
Nah unfercr Wcinun9 brin9t Der Gnriff
ccn Sauern, Nanowerfern uno Iagl6bnern
mcbr 9inben, als jeslidcr ionti9en @loBc.
SclItc er wtoerrrfen perben, 70 wiiroe Der
Bauer frincs bcffen Otarfts teraubt prrecn,
uuo Der Sanbmcrfcr, uno Der Sa9l6bner
teinen grbtrtgrn eobn einbii6eu. g8arum
iolIten mir unS oenm uht auf Die S,Hlfsmit.
tel nnIrres ei9cneu eauocS oerloern? eaet
nn6 rinen 9utcn 9ariif baben, Gno oanu miro
unier 1ano blilheu. ollie 9rpScn 9iotionen
@urcpo'S tcfdlnBcn ibre eigcnc Gynbulfrie :;
es 1T bcpe 3cit oae AUDI mir Gin @Ieihcs
tbun.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04
eGcticr inn Snd,.

HamicD's ocfSettuug, Der "Gaterlarbse
9Sdtter" bat uns audi CUR 3iellteibe &c.
mddlt nno iprid,t bon "anf Die Singer fdIas
gen." Sod !! ha Tur su9eitla9en, beun ic
mart ou fdIa9en fannit f0nuen mir audi, NIB
9anS beicnocrs 70 !on9e mir ba6 9ied,t auf
ltnlercr Seite babeu. Der Sdrcibrr irrt
iId> ipenn er fa9t cs fci nid,t uufere Sadc,
benn mir 9eben fir bic 9rcBen gBbi9 WaB.
re9cln uno untcrifleen @brlihfeit, nnb ,pcnn
mir lehen, ,uas bier Der 8all 1T, cas bicIc
grc6c Wa6re9cln ale cine Iebsulahc bctrad,s
tet nur Der W1nn uutcritust, uno bnrhdus
nid,t auf 9cmadtc &erIpretcn 9ciebrn mirD,
10 1T c6 unfcrc pRidt uns laut perbeu ~
laseu. 9idd)ltcnS mebr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04
QB6Chentliehe S5rief.Gnfe.

Scl9cnoe Sricfe 1nb birfe QBode iu or,
lentaunrr pcitamt lirgen 9cbtirbra
Sctn Sartfd,, @atharino @enber, @ecroe
Stef cSclepb Sie9er ir, @hrillinna gimfs
balt'r, edfaprttt 8admar, SnmurI SrcnIcr,
!Stattbcw @rcetman, Charles @culfanti1e,
Sotn Oillin9, @brip. &. Oubs, Capic Gters
haro, Samnrl Srauferfclc, pctcr 5riebrid,,
9eorae s. Gear, Ganiel Gitace, Conisl
8eor9e, Saceb @aQenmcDer, Schn 6erman,
5ebn Soofrrt StcnrD ouber, 3hemae 5tunb,
@eorge Scwrr, Ghomas Scuc6, ,Scnas SuuB,
SeiIe Sltnc, Scbn 8emmcrer, 1tomas 8crn,
@lias Stcmmcrer, abrabnm Rcf, Daniel qcs
pan, Schn Mcll, 3lObsrt M. @icorr, 9. 81.
Warteler, Gbcmas Wiaer, William Wcalp,
@onrae pIitt Mie9cl uno Sh6fer, Canicl
3eidenbat, Scnatbnn 8einart @osmcr
Sectt, ssam Stsrnsr, Stesben Strcus,
Samnel Sasasc, @jeer9e s.. {. @nchlp,
eepina S5tctnbrrQrr, @com Stcn9cr, Matl,
ea Wa9ner, @barIc6 Ebartcn, S,cnrD qHcH.
q. g. 9iube y. Ot.
Cert, 4.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04
Die Tnir.

0os publitum miro nodmaI5 duf bic Cas
mcn'Snir amfmerfInm oemodlt, meld)e cicic
QScdc binourdI ecm Stctr Der SNerrn prct,
Sd9er uuo @cmp. 9f9enuber, gum Tuesn
Ger "Oeutid, 9iefcrnirtcn nu0 2utherifd)eu
Srnntagss sStuIe," "9cbaltcn wirp. 8er9eI.
ict alfp bicfcIbc nidlt.
eJ7 2tm niditrn Ccpucrffao atrnS wiro
audi ctne GrMSNpn gum Iuesn Der Gneli,
1drn Wetbroifteu Srnntagss SdNlLe in ibrcr
Stride ftattftnbeu. Gie Sd,iilcr hatcu I'D,
nit ihrCn 9tercn uno Gjefpri6en meM pcrs
bcrcitct nub nicmano wiro rs brrcurn beige
Wehnt Al batcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04
Senbet Die Soflln1ente i'll ltmiauf I!
Sur 29 Seats Bis ,ur SsSnb(!l

9I1 Ioid)e unirre Treilnoc fpcld,e uus in Der
2Iusbrcitun9 bet Q9ahrhcit bcbtIfid, iciu mcl.
len - uno nbcr uuiere @auoloateu 9cuaucn
uutcrridt ;u 9ebeu - iitcr bic. 8rmoidge
,ueldlf ihre g8aM ncm 8clfe pcn YenniDlpas
MEN fidlcrn lca, id9cn mir, icBt 1T ic
3ettSnr gB irfun9! QSw MAIDEN
orn 8crid)I09, unIerc 3citun9 bis nad Der
9SdbIuna BON Clap uuo Widrflc atSuIcucer,
fir 20 @ents i'll ScrauSbe;ahluu9. Ger
Sclospg 1T jcst ecQenes gc6fnct turd) Die
@rHenuuu9 BON SSarrtion's & d) Il
Sapitduc- 9ebt nn6 cure Nilife in Der
2luSbrcituu9 Der Drfumcnte. Sd'idt uu6
oicIc Sublcritentcu. prifmcitcr iluo 9es
icglid, bsauftrn9t nit &jelc cntblITcnr SriCfr
an Orudcr frci sfubcricnbcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04


Die Rrfcs fptclen rpicocr bic aite eeicr nuo
wclIeu Td> eurdl3uS nri5 mddcn, oaB &c
bel Den lCBtqctaitcncn StaotS @atlcn 9cs
tpcnnfn bditen. 2um 8cmci(e eicIer 9ruuos
lclcn Sehanptnn9 fud,cn iIe tir Wablbcrihtc
ucn 1910 auf uno iud,en 8c<Qleid)f srifd>su
oicleu uno ben neulid ftattocfuntencn ouf,us
itcllcn. DoB in Der 3lpiltCuScit in jenen
Sta1ten QSahlcr 9cbaltcn pcrbtn fKo, bel
wcld'cn Die ecfo, SofcS mirflidI IIeaten, fdcis
nen Ic gang pergeicn gu haben. Gsm mag
MIN Icin wie hm ,poac, mir hnbcn ntd,t6 cds
9c9cu wcnn ltd Gle 9Cfo6 ilber ibr un9lild
frcucn wplICu. lBir miftu rcdlt out, boB
inr 9toocmbcr cine W1bl fin miro, Die rem
2cfcsSrfcs cine 70 itarfe TiecerIa9c beibrin:
gen miro eds iIe nid,t mehr earan ccnfcn
iperoen Scr9lcid)e anSuileGer 3u frld,cn
Stcqcn ipie fIe fiir;lih III Trr6s Carolina,
ScntudD H. .noiann 9cwrnnen Labcu pilus
id'cn mir ibncn Glllct uno f6nncu ibncn bel
Der herannubcrocn prcfccntcnmah nod
mrhr ipie Gin Cuseno Citcs cerIprcdlcn.-
@6 it ilbri9en6 reht rc1cnabel, rae &c JEST
bod, su9cben, baB &cutu6p fir Clap 9ehen
miro; mir f0nncn nidt lc f1Nen i'll Sctretf
Don pclf uro SeurefIe 8ccbad,ter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04

SO Steber Gin Der
Sinte.-Cer frllhcre @rupern6r S3ino bon
Rbcbc. Sslano 1T orrctirt uno fcht Dor eircm
llnterIudun9s9cridt an9cfIagt $4,000, Die
jcmano anccrs 9ebbrcn, brtril9crifbcr 98ciIe
gu ietnem ci9cncn Bebrauh pcrpauot gu bas
ben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04

W Warftpretfe Cincinnati,
Shtc, in Der eriten 8cdlc i'm 9Iu9uif: Q4ai,
gen 20 bis II @cnts ons Suidcl - 9fcoaen
45 bts 50--Soafer 90 bis 25--gSelIchfcrn in
Stclbcn 80 bis 33--Slaner SO so bis SO s74
ods Sdurl--friihc Warftbuttcr 8 bic 0 @ts.
oas pfunb-- 9ftnohrit beim 8iertcl d @ts.
oas pfuno - gerduhcrtcs Sdlwcinfeifd I:
Sd,infen 4l, Seitcritilfs 81 bis 4, uno
SduItcrn 81 biS @cnts bad pfb.--@runes
birnen 81 bi6 SO @ents bas SuId,cl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04
QGemblp GanDtcat.

9(nete freten unb unabhIn9i9en @db
ler Don Den @auaties geCba uno
Carton.
SrfuRbe eunb Wit iirsfr:
Danfs
BAR FIR frilhrr 9ctipscncs 3utrauen, bietet
Der llntcr;cihacte Gd) wieoer ais @aubioat
fir bas smt eiues Gcpreirntarucn
Ser Staatssgeict9ebuns
bei Ger herauuabcnefn Bahl an. Srlltct
ibr baher gum Shtue oefommrn icin, bag id,
in Der tceteu SiBun9 @urr 9Binid,e ans;W
fitbren gefnIt habr, 70 percet Sbr Sicies
curh cine ncdmaltAc llnteritns.ng sa erfcn'
men 9eben. Collie id) cine Wehrhcit Gucrcr
Stimmcn rrhalteu, weld,er llmltauo iiris
canfbar i'll Grinncruu9 tIeibeu piras, 70 fCd
mein Scffrebetl inimer bahiu 9cridtct lciu,
Die 9ifform Waeresrln pcld,e Dor jcncn
St6rpcr aebrndlt wereen mG9cn, AZ uMtcraas
een nno mid, ilbcrhaupt bcmilben Ssaxlam'
felt, 70 peit cs tbuniih it cnfibTea gu bcl'
fen.
Gsr Gri9c &c.
&euhcu Srcuf.
Sef 4. nabIl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04
2ScrLlcir0tncf

stm lestcn Sonnta9 curh ocn gbrip. Snrn.
Seller Serr 9 en- amin Seiber nit
WslR Sarab &ed, bripe BON 9iiebersOla,
cun9ie.
Dim lrbtru Scuuta9 burf crn Gtrip. Soru.
@ermon, Sor. enrpQa Qautcnf d, a.
&c nit W1iB WarD Ann ei9eL
bcice bon Sber,Wliffrro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04

.TeuIih lics Gin eehrcr ciurn Iciner Sd,iis
fer ietne 9cfticn berIagcn unb ais Der SaB
oorfam "Der qpbn Der Sitnce it Gcc,"
mpNte er bos 9Scrt 1obn burd, llmIhreibunq
uno Sd)luefol9e aus Dem Sfnaten bcraus.
brtn9en. @r fra9tc beshaIb, "tpas fric9t
cein Satcr alIe Samita9 9Ibenc 2" "@inen
GauId" anhpprtete Der Jtleine.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04

@in9roeerS San9in in SerfdG.
{ d. n.--Sn Cincinnati 1T Der 9tdoets.
fllbrcr Der Banbe Sdltd,sr in 9SeifeH, ga.
mems { IN d) er, nculiob ertappt mcr6en.--
Wtan fanb nn9efdbr $4,000 in faIfhen 9tos
ten auf untcrfbisolid,e Der weifIihen 8anfen
in feincm Sefs, nebit elmer slnSabl platen
uno Cocumeutc, eurh rpelde pitti9e gut,
ocdun9en bon eeutcn 9emadt porbrn, bic
in otcler Waare Nanoel 9etrietcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04

6 BIOL lera nj auturn @cfdn g.
n 81 U.-Gab ciucm Sricf Res @efdn9:
nlsndrtcrs in 2Iuburn befdnbcn fId) BON Den
900 8rfan9enen cCrtcn, 7C0 in Der lcBtcn
9Sote an Der Cholera frant uuo am leBtcu
Wiitnpcf batten MIR Gin 5ounbcrt BON Der
9ansen gInsobl 9carbeitet ST Iaat nid,t mic
ptele 9eitcrben, nrdy mas Die llrfddc Der
&ranfbcit Ici.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04

Sbi9e fddgbarc Mcriiin in III tabrn bci
u. {. 0iuhc in SIlIentaun, uub bri ben GQcp.
ten bic in ciner auoern Spdltc an0c,ciot ijno,
70 iple an Der caupt Tieoerla9e Ro. 1863
GdcesStraec, 0blanclpbid.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04
Carbon 6 oiIuto.

Tic 2ctc. TCto @anH0 Convention fir &C.
fu3tcj S1untD, ha! am lCetcu >5amitaQ eiEcu
0emIfcn juu9cn 2,nrYcr pot WaLh @huuf,
NamCr6 s a mes u. StrutbPrSf fir
Die sIGcubiD auf9erpmmer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-04

Sei elmer @bi9 @rrIammluna in 9llbicn,
TeusYcrf warcu 8 &curIuticns Scloaten
9e9enmdrtig. Cine SABINE wurbe bie1cu Ncls
cen pcrantra9cn, wcrauf 9cldriebcn itauc ::
"Saltc SpiCotcm Ac9cm 4Splf''
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