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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
SFNAroRIAL ELECTORS.


CHESTER BUTLER, of Luzerne
TOWNSEND HAINES, of Chester.
Districts
1 Joseph G. Clarkson. Philadelphia.
John Price Wetherill, do.
3 John ID. Ninesieel, do.
John S. Littell. Germantown. Phila CO.
Eleazer T. MDowell, Doylestown, Bucks CO
6 Benz Frick, Limerick, P. o, Montgomery CO.
Z Samuel Shafer, Chester county.
William Hester New Holland, Lancaster CO.
9 John : Hiester, Reading. Berks CO.
10 Alex. f Brown, Easton, Northampton CO.
III John Kilinger, AWHILE, Lebanon co.
~ Jonathan j. Slocum, Wilkesbarre. Luzerne CO
l3 James Pollock, Milton, Northumberland CO.
IA Henry Drinker. Montrose, SuSquehahna CO.
Is Frederick Watts. Carlisle, Cumberland CO.
Is Daniel NJ. Smyser, Gettysburg, Adams CO.
IL James Mathers, Mifflintown, Juniata CO.
IS Andrew j. Ogle, Somerset, Somerset CO.
10 Daniel Washabaugh, Bedford, Bedford CO.
90 John l.. Cow, Washington, Washington CO.
81 Andrew W. Loomis. Pit1sburg, Allegheny co.
% James NJ Power, Greenfield, Mercer CO.
% William A Irvine, Irvine, Warren CO.
"a Benz. Hartshnrn. Curwensville, Clearfeld CO.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29

Next Tuesday the 4Ih of March Convention
Will re-assemble al Harrisburg, 10 nominate a
Loco Foco Candidate, for Governor, in the place
Of Henry A MuhIenberg. deceased. From
present appearances il is almost certain thai
Francis r. Skunk. Of Allegheny, will be the
nominee. Well, we are satisfied. We would
soon defeat him with old Joe Markle, as any
body else. We 'aim at all particular.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
rs Polk a Black Leg?"

The Cincinnati Gazette states that the Hon.
Thomas l.. Hamer, formerly member Of Con-
gress, and the most able man of the Locofoco
party in Ohio, gave evidence of his knowledge
Of James X. Polk, a, meeting al West Union,
in the following language:
am acquainted a0ah James K. Polk. Ihdue
slept and PLAYED CARDS WITH HIM"
What say the sanc,imonious hypocrires who
falsely assail Mr.. Clay as gambler, 10 this ac-
knowledsemen, of leader of their own parry
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
NO WAR
with
NIEXICOi
Letter from ,Mr. RrowmIovT.

In order Ia ascertain with certainty The views
of Mr.. Polk on he Tariff, The edtor of the Dan
vile Democrat, addressed, some lime since, a
letter 10 MIR. BRoWNLGw, of J0neSboro Ten
nessee, In order 10 learn whether Mr.. Polk re-
ally is in favor of Protection as his friends as
serI in This neighhorhood, and throughout The
State generally The suhjoned is Mr. BIS re-
ply We copy il from the Democrat OF Fri
day last:
JoNEsBoRoUGH, Tenn. Aug. 10, 1874.
DEAR SIR Your favor of The llih ult.
would have been answered sooner, but for the
fact that was absent
Never since the organization of parties in
Tennessee, has there been as warm a Contest
here, as the one al present going on. Almost
every man in The Stale of both parties, who
can speak. is on The stump: The State will 90
for our noble Harry of the West by from Three
10 five thousand votes.
Our opponents have no hope OF the election
of Polk, and only fight with view to carry this
States
We live on the borders Of Nnrlh Carolina
here, and have correct returns from 20 coun-
ties, in which we have gained thirteen members
10 the Legislature, with an increased vote in
favor Of the Wing candidate for Governor. We
have made clean sweep IN North Carolina
and no mistake.
By this days mail send you the address Of
James h. Polk 10 the People of Tennessee, in
1889, printed by himself, in the town in which
he lives, in an Office then owned by his brother
in-law, Mr. Walker. The Democracy of
your Stale will certainly acknow ledge this doc
ument as good authority. ! start 10 Knoxville
in the morning, to attend Great Meeting OF the
Wings, and when gel there | will forward
you other documents.
The Iocofoco papers of this State utterly re-
fuse 10 publish Folks late Kane letter. and all
the Wing papers and orators say, they ront
publish 1T. The locoloco orators here avow,
every day, that Polk is OPPOSED TO THE
PROTECTIVE POLICY, IN EVERY
SHAPE, AND is WITH THE SOUTH FOR
FREE TRADE. This is notorious in all this
country. They charge the Wings with being
makes them Federalists, they reply because
THEY ADVOCATE PRoTEcTIvE TARIFF. Dis
lribulon, &c. They utterly DENY THAT Polk
FAvoRs THE PROTECTIVE Policy, IN THE RE-
hottest DEGREE.
AS 10 Folks ancestry, assure you TWO things,
winch challenge lhe world TO disprore. FIRST
his grandfather, Ezekiel Polk, was as recrean,
tory as ever lived, and did take protection un-
der CORVALLIS, during The war OF the Revolu-
ZION: next, James K Polk, himself, fed from
his native county, or rather his home in Middle
Tennessee, during the last war with England
10 Chapel Hill College, to avoid being drafted,
as he would have been, had ne remained al
home. He called " Young Hickory" Why,
sir, greater coward never lrod the earth
Respectfully, &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29

The Wings OF Bucks and neighboring coun.
ties held Mass Meeting al Newrown on Sa-
iurday last Upwards Of Two Thousand ladies
and -Four Acres Of men were present. In the
procession there was one team with so horses,
aud another team Of several Wagons lashed TO-
geiher, drawn by SO oxen. This is The way
they do up things in Old Bucks. She will
give good account Of herself in October and
November.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
State Elections.

The next State elections are as follows
Vermont, September the 3rd; Maine, Seplem-
Der The 9th.
Seven Siales vote in October, namely ely-Ma-
ryIand, October The ID Georgia and Arkansas,
October nh; New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Ohi0, October Sth. and South Carolina, Octo.
ber l4th. The Mississippi State election takes
place on The 4lh November, and Delaware on
the l2;h.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
w. G. BROWNLOW.

'The Locofocos in this Stale are playing the
same game. They well know, and some of The
more candid do express themselves 10 that eff
feet in private, that Mr.. Polk stands no earthly
chance of being elected but that they wish TO
carry Pennsylvania for him, Their efforts
here will be as unavalling as they are in Ten
nessee; for from all the information we can
gather, Pennsylvania is safe for Dir. Clay
Ed. Dem
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
New Jersey.

The new Constitution of New Jersey has
been adopted by over $4,000 majority, and
goes into operation on the I'd of September,
and all laws conflicting with its provisions are
from that day repealed. The bill of rights a.
bclishes all forms Of slavery, and imprisonment
for debt, unless in cases of fraud.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
Kentucky Election.

Owsley's maj. for Governor is about 5000
Dixon for Lieut.. Governor (Which was the resIl
has abou, 10000 majority The Legisarur.
is more largely Wing than ever il was before.
there being a, least three Wings To one Loco.
fuco The candid Locofscos IN Kentucky al.
nit that Clsy's majority in Kentucky will no.
fall much short of 10000
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29

The Wings aud Locolocos Of Nashville,
Tenn, had great times the other day ~ rasln :
poles on Capitol Hill. immediately alter 'h'
Loco pole had been raised, one Of The carpen'
'ers wen. up on rope aud slood erect on n"
very Top of IT, Thereupan, Wing who Pnde'
himself in no, being beat al any thing, ascend
ed his pariy's pole to the top, and actually
stood on his head
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
Large Apple.

The editor of the Annapolis Star has re-.
ceived an apple, taken from Tree in The or
chard of Mr. Isaac S. Hopkins, of Ann Arun-
del county, which measures (ooi 2 2 inches
in circumference. and weighs Ia lbs. The
Tree from which ibis apple was taken is very
young, this being the first year il has produced
any fruit.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
Clay P0kes.

In letter from Easion, we learn that no less
than three beautiful Clay liberty poles were
raised in that vicinity on Saturday last. One
at South Eas,on, and two at different points in
Forks township. The right spiri is abroad.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
Old Mother Cumberland.

A mass meeting Of the Wings was held a,
Carlisle, Cumberland county, on The l7th inst.
Ten thousand persons attended, and ha, sterling
patriot Ex-Governor Ritner. presided He is
by the Locos
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29

john TYLER's LAsT.--A gentleman, VINO has
taken the trouble To count, SAYS, lha, Mr. y
ler's address declining the nomination. whlta
occupies space of less ihau Two new>P'T',
columns contains The personal pronounN--I
MY--rM E---one hundred aud forly-wO llmes
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
More of Them.

THE LABoR1NG MEN FOR CLAY.--The fol-
lowing from the Bridgeport (Conn.) Standard is
one Of many like cases ha, meet our eyes:
AT the Saddle Factory of Messrs Harrall
and Calhoun, in this city, We hear that the
election Ii Stood thus:
For Clay 40
For Polk 6
Hurrah Hurrah The Nations risin
For Harry Clay and Frelinghuysen.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29

BEAUTIFUL SENTiMENr.-Mr. Clay in his
speech on The Compromise bill said" The
Prefecture Policy stands selfuindicated-it has
scattered lis rich fruits all over The land, and is
sustained by the experienced Of all powerful
and prosperous Dallonsp'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29

PRENTIcE's LAsT.--The Locofocos say lha,
!" Democracy" Is The salt OF the earth. From
the manner 10 which il is hcked all over the
country, We incline TO think so too.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
Senate,
House.,

The Wing majority on join, ballot is H. /,
gain Of 20 since last year. THE STATE Is
REDEEMED.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
A Sign.

Al Stone hauling, few days since, at Ben
jamin Bush's, in Price township, Monroe coun-
ty, vote was taken touching The Presidential
election, which resulted as follows:
For Clay 26
For Polk 3
In this Township in 1910, Gen. Harrison re-
ceived only 5 votes.
ANoTHER-We learn from the Miners
Journal that vote was taken in the stage be-
tween Pousvile and Northumberland, on Sat-
urday, the Sd inst, which resulted as follows:
Clay, IL
Polk,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29
Indiana Election.

The returns Of the Indiana eieetIons are al
in. The result is highly satisfactory and is a.
follows:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29

Terms, ss00 advance: $225 half yearly 50
paid beio e the end of the year.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
2l0t9nie- SatGriCht.

Ca 81 do aus pete'r, unb Ieine
Trau Salomc, Ucu nelrcltcro Saunidip, Qes
d,a @auntD, osrmittcIit ctner trcmilIiacn lles
ber1t'rribuno, rotirt 0onuar 30, 1874, all
ibr @tQenthum, llc9rnres, rcrltuIidcS, 70 mie
pcrmiidtes, an ben llntericid,ueten llbcrtras
gen hobcn, unc swor gum Settcn Ger Srccitc'
rcn ces bclaoteu Gidrlau6 Vetcr, 70 peroen
tiermt 2llle, rpcIde nod, auf ir9cnb cine 9lri
an bei1Ntcu Meter ihulcig ilnr, orf9cfcrcert.
inncrholb lBotcn an;utesublcn-uno Scl.
d,e, mcId,e nch rcd,tmdei9e 9lnprld)c an
bcfaqtcu 9fihrlous Yctrr hnteu, mcrbcr
ebenfalls aufocfcrrert inncrhdIb ctcnbCitinl:
fem 3citroume ihrc 91cdlnun9cu mchlbeitd'
tt9t ciniuhdnbioen, al
0fatban Netcr, 9lII9nie
cSanu0r 81, na3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
.aw9an9 l6.
. { btna Il II q c II.

= Dic1e 3citung pirb jeocn Wittwcd, ouf
einem 9rcscn SupcrsNcDdl Soscn, nit aans
neurn Sd,riften, brraus9c8cbrn.
Der Subicripticus 9,reis it II & + a.
Ter ces SahrS,t III Sbcsatlunq
Sm Saa eicS nid,t 9cfdiebt, 70 mertcu Elm
2halsr uno fanf nnc swan;i9 @euts auses
red,uct.
Scin Subitribent ,pirb fir peniqcr ale 6
Mendte an9cncmmru, uuo feiucr fam cic
e3eitanq duf9cbeni bis ale Tudtduoc carauf
abbeSahlt Gnc.
Sefauntmahuugen, rpsld,c Gin 9icrcct au6.
maps h, roerocn crclmal fir ciueu Ibalcr cil1s
9erilft, uuc fur iccc ferucrc Ginrildur9 flint
nno ppln,i9 Scnts. - @r6scre uad) Bcr'
bdltniB.
Diejcuiac wcttc Die 3citun9 nit Der 9cft
eoer Dem potrcltrr crhaItru, mnfen lelbif
cafiir brSdhIrn.
ollie Sricfc an Die SerauSgcbcr miiGeu
i r siuleIanct weroeu, Ieuit wereen
! Ge nidt auf9cncmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
QlntInte- -9loClrtht.

Ia SoenrDScitlerun uno frire Srou
@tiIobcth. pcn Sber rSauCcua IaunIthtp, 0es
eta &auutD, permittelit einer freiipilliNcn lle'
berId,reibuu9, bntirt ben "a. Sdnnar, 1914,
al ibr @isenttuni ltr9Cnbcs icmctl oS per-
f6nlites uno pcrnliId,te6 al Den llntcrjcid'
ncteu iibertraocu haberL uno Sfpar gum 9fus
Sen Der @rcoitcrcn beS teia9tcn CenrY Scits
Ter, 70 nereen hermit sIlIc, fpeld,e ned, anf
irqcno cine 9lrt all belagtcn SeitIer ld,nlot9
iInb, ouf9efcrtert, Iobalo ais mc9lid, absute'
sabIen-uno icld'e ,pclde md, gcredte Nn'
fprilde an beia9teu Sen. Scitler taten, ilnc
ebenfaas eriutt ibre Nehnun9en ipcblbeitd'
ti9t einiuh6noi9en an
9tnprelp &. QSitmon, 9tiii9uie.
Sanuar 81. nq4ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
2(uf! Scbarhttlteelt auf !
Sctruor Z,
Srrnep6pilIc 9e9en rie 9&c!t !

Scrnep6pilIc 9e9en Gle 9Gc!t
9lm Cienifa9 ten 2niten Srtruar [Sait.
ndd'tl lcaeu am S1auie oee llntcrIdriebencu
III SncsQStEittal 2ounidbip, &edln @auntD
so Sbaler IN @plo,
70 spie aud, 80 pcrters SberbrIScr init &us
0clu uno Sdhrct aueacihcfen ncrccL ouf
cine @ntfernuuo ipic Die Sd,neen cini9 wcre
Zen. 9lud, fGnnen bic Sc9eu' Stuesu 3bril
ucbmen wenn itc ipplleu. 9lOe Sd,iiecn in
Der 9idbe uno Scrne itnb ein9clacen bcBu'
ipchne1.
3ur ndmliden 3eit uno Srt icll ein Gcuts
ftcr Sall 9ehalten pcrcen, rrrsu ale Srcuu'
DC folder euifbarfeiten ein9elaccn iInb bciSus
ipchren.
Sir quite SpeiIen uuo gstrdnfe, 70 wic
aEsattafp9" tf 9"'f f6iE8 RiE8RSFf UT R FHs ttEHf &EHfrd"nae"
SamcS Slcfner.
Scbruar l. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
Wpblfctler SSaubcl,- Scf.
in SiiSz 95etb(ebem.


Cte llntcrfhricbenrn tenndrid,ti9en tos
pubIifun, oaB iTe an ihrcm 8rettrrhcf, imis
itcn Dem 1efa TluB uno Gem @andl, nsu'
lid ipleccr cmcn frtlthen SuioB bon Srettcr,
H. {. 10. erbaItcn habcn, ncItcr ihrcu Strf
III eirem Der ih6uitsn i'm @uuntV on9ridNprls
len bat. ScrieIbe britebt ME frI9t, aus q:
QSctBs tnb @clt lYcint Sloorbcarr6,
9Setbpeint Sparb6, SemloCf Scints
llnG Sparrcn Sciptn9 Soarr6,
8cltpctnt Sclntltn1 Y1lfen, lJans
nel SoarrS, 9elbpeint Nlanfen,
Sdytnbelll. II. {. NJ.
Sie iiro nid,t ollcin I'M Stancc 70 wcbl.
fell lcnccrn audi mchIfciler al ocrfoufcu, nls
lr0cno elu Scarchdneler an Der 4cd,a unb
Ger 9tahbdrIhoft, inbem Gc ibr 3ouhcls
irlblt id9en nnc nur etncn Vrrft, unc ;ipar
icbr Gcrin9en bGrouf maiden, 70 rGe ihrc
pretIe ern bartcn 3eiten entIprsden mcrbcn.
Conftnr fir tcreit6 qcnrlTtne &uncid,oft,
brfcn iIe eurd' cine ltrenQe 2ufmcrfIamfcii
ouf ihr @Cihdft, fcrnerhin I'D, eiu 3heil ecr
OIfsntIiden Gnurfduft su scritofcn.
Nreitpn GrCtf unb 60.
SilesScttIchcmr, 0ecember 20, nqtr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
Cemofrattf(Eer Q5Dt9.
IacntolllL rSuli %,

Ter llntcrfdricteuc bcoblttiot, cine NOS
dentlifc Ccutidle 3cituuo, i'll Ger Stabt 81,
boucu, pd., inter tcm pbiQen 9iamcn, rou
nun al biz sur ndd,itcn 4rcIocutenpdhl, nm
ben 9rrtn9rn Vrets fur flInf;i9 @cnte
III 8orau6tcSa blunN beraHsiu9es
ben.
Die Gibijd,t tc6 "90bi9" irn fein, wohrc
Ght9' '@runridee inter zen 0eutihcn Nltr:
germ ricier 0lepubIif III Ucrbrritcn, uro eie
9crsd'ten 2lniprllde Dee arcfeu Staatemou.
nee, SNcnrD s laD, an cas- 0clf biclcr
Srclltodtcn, ihncr reutlid) pcr;uIr9en Sci,
nc SrmdhIung crfrrbCrt udturIid, olc hcr;lts
d'e !lnteritutuna ollcr g8ti9 Semcfrnten,
une unirrcrieitS lrIl friuc Wtuhc 0cIt art rcrs
rcn I'M burd oicirs gldtt unler SehEri9c 8
Shdrfcin audi tcijutragcu.
Snbcm tcin Slatt pcn oicfcr gIrt hcranss
gcSeten miro, uno eciTeu prcis Gu6erlt ocs
ring 9citent III, brffct Ger llnter;eidnete cine
rcd'tc lluteritliBm9 Don Den Srsuneen S>enrD
@lay'e Su erba!teu.
8. y. Sanrericn
Soerausgeter ecS "llbanon Cemptratcn. ~
2ibaucr, Ceccmbrr 6, lS43, no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

Gsrn SO. a -:.cf-n 10" I7ten Gebruar an
Sauie ocn S. Siaac SrciniL III Sreintgss
ptlle, Sbrr Mocun9ie um 10 llhr Mecroens
itattfneen, mc,u ale Qiethatcr i'll Der Jf6te
nno Serne nit itrcm Suureu cin9clarcn Tnc
Gheil gu nebmen.
sIut' fca cine Sufsja9b, ant ndmlitcn
Gag um ubr 9iaohmittnos itohfmren.-
9iun fcmmt berbei ale ibr ,Si0er co licb ALL
her cine id,onc S'cIc9cubcit I'M Spas ;u bas
ben caritellcn mirb.
Stele Si9cr.
Sahilor, 81. na3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
QBai(en0eri(bts- -9Serfauf.

3ufcl9e eincs SefchlS aus Dem Woifcr9es
ridt pou 4td,a @auntD, ica nuf Sdmitals
ccn 2tcn WdrS, nddltcns. I'M 10 llhr Deits
tags, auf bcm plase ielblf, auf 6fentlid)cr
Gcncu prrfauft mereen:
Gin 9erri6eS Stlitf ganb,
9elegcn in S,eioeIbcr9 Idurfd,ip, 1cda So,
0rdnscno al Qauo ocn Stephen Safman,
Totbou @laue, Daniel Sdnciocr uno ances
re enthalteuo 9Idcr uno 14l 9iutbcu 9es
uauc6 Waas, flar eanc,
6ds.s2 nit cinem 9utcn jun9cn
S$ S3Ss$ 9lpfe(s Saumgarten
-. bon 90 Siumen. Cas ganse it IN.
ter qutcu Neuieu, uno bas Sdulouo in cinem
9utcn @uItur 3nfanre.
@s ii cas tmtcrlassnc Iiegenec 8crmS9cn
cc6 rcrilcrbcrcn Sobr .. Gang lcEts
hin ocn befdatem 3auuidip unb SauutD.
Tic Sectn0un9cu am 8crfaufsta9c uno
Aufpartun9 pcn
CS1cob SlauB, 9(bm'rr.
Curdh Die Scurt,
9S. gS. Sclfrtr9e, S6retter.
Sctruor Z, nQ3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
9Darlee Sea9reopes.

Senodridti9et hermit feline Srcuuec rnS
Gin NeChrtcs NubIifum ilterbaupt, toG or rem
pierccmcthcs Stoa, frilher qeci9nct pcn gR.
s. Worttn, 9erabc hintcrholb McIer'S 9Iros
tbcfc, faufltd an I'D, ecbrott hat, olImc su
leocr 3elt une an terat9eieetCn VreiIcn QCs
mctbct mcrbeu f6uneu.
ncn bcn teifen unc ii6erlfeu Nfercen
,um 3citcn uno Natrrn, 70 pic aud, icte
9Irt eins uHo ;tpciipdnni9e Sahrscuqc prn jcs
Ger SCrcnuuu9. SCiuc Vferne IInb octrcu
uuo iIher, uuo or fann lie ncebolb EamiIieu
unc anbern lIdcrlidj oncmpfe pfetlcn-oud, halt
er immcr mllec uno 9rtrcue 9teiipfcrre fir
Cdmen.
Scinc SahrScu9en Gno fat oans nru NIB
olIe anf Die ifrufe Wooe e9cbcGert-uno
oa CT babel pcn ten bellcn nno Fdrrlfeu
Subrlcute bdlt 70 fSnnen jcberseit partbciu
ebcr Srenloe nit Sidlcrhet an ir0eno cinen
III uueyefupTtH IurICru.
9luf pcrIau9eu psrrcu l,fcrce uuS Tubr.
lperfc ;u gcricncn all ir9Cro cuen Crt in
Der Staot 9cbrdd)t, uno iibfrhdurt feine Wils
he crirort in Der @rfuGun0 aIcr 8cfehlen.
Seine Yreifr fIno bilIi9, II. hcfFt curf pinft.
lldIe &eSlcnun9 etncn lbciI oc6 SfTentlidcu
8unitc6 gu erhdtCn.
Scccmber 6, na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
SSSat tbcrlc6rec1e.
9trremtcr %,

Cine prrtrefflid,c gHerftittc om @de ser
5>nmitcns unc Samcs Straecu, oeQcniter
I,nbcr'e Strhr, qC9eurirtiq inn Stfs ees
llntcrttrlebcncn, 1T ar billl9en Scbiuounoeu
gu pCrlChuCu. Mau rc!oc I'D, bei
Solonon Slanf.
>mh"ar w. .rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
9teller llno rpDblfctler
S0Gsrs 0clD GtObr.
(Jritt tsnD SfcniiaGcr.

8cnad,rihti9rn ihre Srcunrc uno Cit &C:
ehrtes publifllm, hog lte an Dem ucrbmeitIi.
den @fe BEG Worft Sicrcd6, ehcocm in Be
fB Der $ccrren Sdger, Sct uuc Co., eircn
ncuen Stcbr er6fnet BADEN, allwc 9lnrufcn:
De cine slu6pahl Der fd1Oniten, beitcn uur
pchlfctIltcn 9Saorcn fuoen merbcn, tie jc'
mails III bicfer Start gum @crfauf au0cbpter
wnrce. Sbr Stcd brltebt unter anccren aue
fUlgenbcn Q9aaren:
Srofene QGaareh - ais:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
0ruItltCbc 9(0CtlrtCGt.

9ilIe ttcicnj9cn welte rrd, in cen gid'crt
ees llnterihrietenCu iduIci9 fInr, mcrben
btcreurd crnlftich eriucbt icaleid, ansurufcn
unc abiubc,obicn. Wcr bicles pern0dides
get bat llufCien gu erwartcu.
QStlliam Sea9reapes.
9llcrtaur, Saruar 10, na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
QBirD perlall0t.

Cic llntcrId,riebeuen ,pimfden cinen jltns
gen nno flcisi9en Wann su habcn, Der leois
gen Stdnocs 1T uno eas Shnicc. SNancwerf
gut Ocritrbt, 70 ooB er al6 Wciiter a. ticncn
I'M Stance 1T. - Sin lrIdcr FAM quite Sc
id>dftr MAIDEN, tpenn or GtdI inncrhalb 80
1oNcn mclcct nnb fam ouf mchrcre Sabre
SIrtct erhaIten.-g0tan mcIoe fTcb AM Stcbr
Der ltnterihrtcbcnen in slbouY SauuIhip,
Scrf6 9aunty.
6. Stiflcr mo Scbn.
~driiar 81. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
SCGulpetnforDeruna.

sIle etcjcui9cn wcltc rrd in rcn Stctr,
biidcru pcn Sed,tcl uuo ShanB, in Sbers
WiIfcro Saunihip, eeha Saunty Itulrio
fnc, nerceu hermit oufgcfcrcert ;mifden
MN uuo Dem 4tcn Wdr5 nid,itcns at,ute,
satIcn. IA Bic ~ icIbigcm Gage Die bcTa9s
tc @cicllihafts 8srbincuua uuf9ctctcn wrr,
Den lrN unc ca lIc 9crcnfcn ricie @c0cnc
su pcrlaesn, 10 wcrben Die 8utcr eincm
Srterensrihtrr gum @intrciten Iber9stcu
nerecn.
Sc6tcl unb S6ane.
Sdnudr "a, na4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
OcfentltC6e QSeuru.

Trcttl9S uno Slmitlos ccu 23tcu uuo "a.
ftcn Sebruar, ioIlen an Nruic ocS pcrlforbGs
nen { hrmds Rioh, lcgtbiu non lIauo.
brr 2dnn'htp, vchl @lUntp, follcurc 9lrti,
fel anf 6fcntIlcber %suOu Yc;fIuft Wrrccn
3 Nfcrrc, 6uHcn, smcisiulS Q8iatn,
elm @plIlcrp '9cu, cm l'Qdul5 @I0cn, iocus
ttt'ern, panlc uno @10cu, 8 Stuf Rinc6.
sIch, o Sbldfe,9 8 Stuf 2 hpciur, Strob
belm @cbunc, l1cu bel Der Come, l8mcmuh.
ic, j.1l;s mo Slacihiitten, Gjruuctceren bel
Dem SuihcL Setih bcim Gierpid,t, Sildlcus
ftwInf, StrOhbInf, j.lus:llhr, = Srfcn NIT
9t,br, Cssf 2 Drawer, 5il,hc uno Sthlc,
Better uno Scttlaccu, uuo font nch ale
lerlei IluS:, Sdacru, uuo Rlihcn 9crdtbs
fd,aften su wcitIdufti9 III mcoeu.
Die Geucu miro ieocn Sa9 um 10 llbr
8crmittd35 ihrcn 2lnfnu9 uchmcn.
Die Ssoin9un9cn am Scrtaufsta9c mb
snfWartung pcn
SS<cllc EtcS, ol>,.,.
Ghrllti1l GelpiS Stpc, >''"' l.
Sebruar Z, na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
Sdruar "a,
Eettc Crtnlterllll0.

sIlIc Gicjcuige meId,c ncd) auf cini9c 9lrt
cnr6h S1uoru, TcterL rbcr ScnrmGjelo an
Die SHnterldeenit,aft eCs prritcrbcncn SN III
rp W br, lcRthin pru Wciscnbur9 3ouus
fd,p, Hetha @ountD ihuIci9 fnc, rpsrocn
hermit ernlilld crluoht binneu q8pdleu bel
trNcnc cjncm rcr llutsrld,ricbencu sIomini:
itrdtcrcn pon teiagter S.intcrla6cnltaft ons
Surnfcn I'M 9ttJhti9fcit ;u ma,ben, mo lclhc
ctt ncd' aHf CNi9c 2Irt 6crctrun0cn an be-
iuQte IIlutrrIaecnitnft hobcu, brlictcn ihrc
9tcdnungcn mchItcitdtl9t eiuSubrin9cn.
Sonath1n Wtobr, 8. Wtaclln0ie.
Sobn ltohr, 9t. Otacln9ie.
gIominil ltratorcn.
Snuuar II, nq3m