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scene. The married ladies, too, looked young again,
and formed no neonsiderable acquisition to the es
tivities Of the evening. The proceeds of the fest
val are TO be appropriated TO the worthy object of
mantle cemetry. But fear that your patience is
exhausted, and therefore, as my letter is already
extended to greater length than at first intended
will bring il to a close. b.
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DE COnBl1.r may be consulted c'nfdentiaiiy e. ms OF
espe fully informed that Dr. Corbtt member Of the
University of the city Of New York. and that h has excu
sivey confined his from being gener1 the Treatment
IF classes of diseases (pow eleven city
Of New Yorx which engages his TIE annals
o medicine do gTester be found
his practice The Doctor the unfortunate against The
of mercury, has its thousand Of victims cent
few days removed entirely from the system sc
that judicousy treated by person legly qualified
the city Persons afflicted with p,olneted and inve,era,e
ned despair OF be restored heh BY applying
to Dr. Corb practice OF many years has estabshed the
doctors reputation sk aud espectability Structures en-
gage the Doctors profound attention medicine be had
prevent a certain If its firms apis I'm
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DOCTOR BAKER.

DOCTOR BAKER,
MO. 10 DIVISION STREET, is consulted d,ily by
~ strangers and citizens of both Dr. b. ia regular
and legally qualified physician and surgeon and warrants
cure charge all dcases Of private Letters
paid with enclosed attended % in and medic pes
10 any part Of country. Hours Of consulton between
A M, aud . + NJ.
s-friv,p spario for the copvepienc~ OF patients.
m frnsrc
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TO EXPORTERS TO SOUTH AMERICA AND
THE BRAZILS

PARIS Life Pills.
THOMAS ROBEhTS l. co of 1T Fulton street, (f1r
mery Of sci BroadwNy inform the exporting
Of New York. that their populac medicine PARlS LIFE
PILLS. 10 in Spanish French aud German
aceompansl with interesting backs the lam
guages testify the ekce and efficacy Of the Medicine
Agents for Lonisiana-A. Oliver Co, New Orleans
Z" New England-S w. Towe, Bcs.on.
Canad,-Aifred Savage Co, Montreal.
And retail Of all respectable duggits in The and whole
sale of I. kOBEETS CO.,
ms lmSrc III Fulton stree t. New York
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NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
The Subscribers having been appooted for forward
Immigrant by Rail Road from Albany BuyaiO and in
rmeaiae aces abed send them during the Summer
from New York to Utica g, s2s 70 g au
from 20 IL Old half prices under free; and all
Baggage from Albany the Rail koao e.tit ely free
Iii evident that much chez per the immigrant
by Kali Road Than by Canal he reaching Buffalo per
Seamboa, from New York and Rail Road from ALBANY il az
VIII IL takes anal from Ito 10 days The fol
low ing caiculat n shows the rerul,, VIE =
Passage Buffalo per Rad Passage 10 Buffalo per Ia
TOAD ... =. $5oO pai $500
Luggage from N. York to Lugea.e to Bpffalo 5Olbs
Alban' l00lbs FIRE, bal Zee, balance for l00bs. 50
for i00lbs 10 Loss VI time least days
luggage from Albany TO nth to the iaro eI, say
Buffalo free so ents per day $50
Living for ~ hours ,sy. Is Living for 10 days. SO cents
- per day 500
Total per X. Road. Sc ~ =
Sl2,O3
Deduct fare per X. Road -. 6 AZ
The traveller per X Road saves 1852
They also forward Gle yeand Petsinouh AID
,,hsr pl iq nh,o DstoIt &c Mehgaa; Green Bay Mil
wanke &c w, cousin Ter ryi Chicago, Illinois; d t.
iihrrest plscs ands the lowest All information
70 the different routes gwen gratis ad ckets TO be had
'ny the Albany and Buffalo RAIL hoad Office Cou tand
street. WOLF Y kiCkLhS
e.w YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RA -GOAD LINZ
DIRECT,
SoR NEwAkx, NEwERUrswICX, PaircErUS, TaEaToN
BonpENrov~ BuPLfNGTON
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GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FROM ALBANY TO BUFFALO t325 MlLES)
BY RAIL ROAD.
The only Once in New York eabii.hed ny the several Rail
Road Companies between Albany and Bpfaio is at
No. 50 COURTLANDT sTREsT,
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VyONUEhtiJL UIStgOVEkY.

WONDERFUL DiSCOVEkf
sSTRlKER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which viii
change grey hair to its original color in few minutes This
different from offered and ai OF
preceding ell Others highly end the
advantage Of identifying tbs hair without njurng Its
growth.
Those doubt its sque.rsd to have thsr hsi
changed before paying their If humbugs would tks
this method there would be no reason 70 complain.
One trial will prove the fact
Sold wholesale and retail applied Nos Chatham street.
opposite the Hall Of Records New York, up stairs.
oui7 Irnsa
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COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, PEDLARS,
AND FAMILIES
DR.. II. BOSTWiCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
No. rs CHAMBERS STREET.

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS,
OQ1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DOL chrerfniiy comply with the request Of Lieut.. Nc
lntosh st that he nvalded home unfit duty
in consequences Of total deafness aud discharge, from hi;
that while New York his England he placed
hmse under the professional Of Dis aste and Edwards
Aursts Under their he recovered his hearing and
has returned to his milit~rJ duty.
SiRnea H McNEVEN, M. D.
Surgeon to H. g. M. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for incipent deafues. earache pains, buzxng
singing sounds in the collections of hard
ted of the Tner oil has been
lar remedy all diseases OF the for upwards
Of twenty Offices removed to 3ai Broadway
White street. my6 imsec
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

CTR Anglers citizens a. cted with any form variety
Of syphlite mercur other disea:s who have been
only hafcur by tl quacks 9Th which N York had
m:-Last July CONTACTED a certain private dsess aud
medately applied to doctor, who PROMISED in
week continued in him TWO months bat Was gradually
tors am each one promised potyey to cure me at length
discovered the Object these ey and that they
the doc kept me unde course Of mercury for eight weeks
my body with ulcers complete skeleton, the
doctors consded dangerous give medicine
cimaie left the hospital aud by ad
vice Of several friends placed myself under the
FIRST of January well and esoed to perfect
health. wish this published. - -
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter aud Joiner. Harlem, N. Y.
Dr. Cooper warrants to cure every no matter how long
private naades in 10 hoas without interfering
the patients habits With exception, Dr. Cooper
the only regular surgeon and physician who advertise New
York DR.. Coopers Office, Il Duane street. TWO doom from
: hath strs 90 n ~ur M nav al iros~~
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR AIRANY

FOR ALBAN Y.
zSS%sH <r4 DAILY Sundays ercepted-Through D-
rrect, at NJ from the Steamboat Pier be-
So twesp Cqprtl'sd, and !, Liberty street, .
John. Mond y Wednes ay and FRIDAY evenings, att
The Steamboat ROCHE STER, Captain a Hougbton,
ruesdav, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, att.
A. Five ocl.ek-Lsnd 4 II !mte, med ats Paces:-
The Steamboat CURTIS PECK Captain w II Peck
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday att p
The Steamboat MORT AMERICA, Captain r. @
Cruenden, Monday. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday,
M.
Pange taking this line of boats will arrive in Albany
me time take the Morning Train of Cars for the east
1.-THE above Boats substantial furnished
with and elegant State kaoms Tor speed and accom-
nodstors unrivaIled on the Hudson.
For passage freight apply hoard c. Schultz
office the wharf a22rc
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!@aR&t3

THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leaving Few York daily from the foot of Courtlandt
MorIirg Lime at Q A. M.-Mal Pilot Line at ~ p NJ.
The Morning Line proceeds Bordentown from thence b,
steamboat to Philadelphia
The Evening Line proceeds Caraao, (oppcse
'niladelphia) without change of cars.
Passengers Will procure their tickets the office foot
o9rtlandt street where commodious steamboat will be liz
sadness, with baggage crates board.
Philadelphia bssssge crates are conveyed from city city
vhout being opened by the way Each provided with
,ea n which apartments ard dressing exTes,.y sor
We ladies' use.
ReuInns the line, leave from the foot of Wa.
iat street 6y steamboat TO Bordcntown at clock A.
lad by railroad from Camden at O'Clock, I. n.
The lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia ~ A M
NJ being continuation Of the lines from New Vorh.
n 3rrs m
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Miss c., and many more bright stars wete
there, all errayed IN their brightest smiles and a,
ding much to the beauty and fascination lof he
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
GrnItltl6e Grtnhsrlrn3.

NGc bicjcni9eu meldsc an bic SNma pc1
rerlcr uno lS ciic idll tbgJ dnt, Iet
|cs i'll Sanecn, 9tcten, 9judihI.Atm pbcr ouf
|ir9ene cine anberc 9Irt, werocu Suu3cno aufs
|ecfrreert smifdeu nun uuc Dem litcn sru9ult
|ansurufcn uno ohnc Scbl ab;ubsio hlcu bonn
had, iclbi9em Datum wrrbcn bic Sntcr
ben S,iucen eineS SrieccnSrihters gum Sin:
Itrcbcn iiter9eben. Oahrr fOnnt ibr jegt ncG>
zllnfcitsu crIparen, tpcnn thr SpiihCn nun IL.
beIaDtcr 3eit abbejatIt
Srerlcr ullo QSetlcr.
&c. Wacun9ie, Suli 3. 1844. uqSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
Iltttwpo0, pen 24ten Suit 1914
Sabr9an9 III
y c . n9u II q en-.

Dicie 3cituu9 miro ieocn Neittwpd, auf
eincm 9rcsen Supcrs9cpal Sc9eu, nit 9ans
ncuen Sd)riften, bcrau69e3ebcn.
Der Subicripticns .4res 1T II e y a.
Ter ccS Sahrs, i'll 8crausbes
Sm SAT- ctcs nidt 9eld,icbt, 70 wcrocn Gin
Gbaler uno finf uno Spansi9 @ents an9es
rcd)nct.
&cin Subitribent wirb fir rpeni9cr aIs 6
@onlte angcuommcn, uno fciucr fam bic
3cttun9 aufgcben, bis alIc ytilftduoe barauf
abbeSablt ftno.
Scfanntmahun9cn tpetd,e elm Gicred auss
inanrn, ipstprn orcinal fir ciuen 3halcr rins
9criift, uno fir jcbc ferucrc Ginriltung fiinf
uno SpanSi9 Gents. - @rCscre uad, 8crs
bdltnie.
Dieicniae weldbc Die 3eituu9 nit Der polt
pber Dem pctreiter crbaltcn, mllfTcn lclblf
bafiir brSablen.
9IIc Sriefe an bic Neraus9cbcr miffen
poft FIRE ein9ciauot wcrpen, ioult werben
fle nid,t auf9rnommeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
sunni 5. 1874.
@ebers&iefer in Der Stapt 9lllentaun

@ebers&iefer in Der Stapt 9lllentalln
Stattet Ieineu Sunceu uno ocm Yublifum
itbcrtaupt lciuen Oanf ab, fur Die libcrale
bic er 9cnofcn bat, uno bendd,s
ritti9ct nteiclben su9leid,, cas er Elm oolltdns
pi9cs eI1crtimcnt
9eoer aaren
auf Sano bat, an irinem Sd,ap, frIter i'm
SedB ees Samcs pettit, in Der Camiltcn
Stra8e, Ncuharb's @ileusStcbr 9c9eniiber,
uno beim Grpsen uno Sleincn an Ybilacels
pbiaer prciscn oticBt. Scin 8crratb be-
felt aus
Sau6 3liter 8(eiI6fGnrcr, &rautz
ftanrer SuttersTdher 9SaihSubcr
nit bDl5ernen uno eiicrncn Getfcn,
Gtner ocn alien 9rD6en llnb Sprs
ten Sulbels unb halbe Sulhcls
Def6 llnO halbc DefS, an9eitrtdes
ne 2llber uno gimer 9Sai6sWas
ibtnen, II. ~.
@r perfcrti9t aud, 8aecs3ltcr auf Gttcl:
lun9 uno aucrrc Stb.9lrbcit auf cic tiirSeite
2lnSct9e; 70 wirb aud, Slid. 2rbeit bon ibm
untrr tiliSen Serin9un9en perridtrt.
SUM 5, nA3Wt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
Gtne f(hdebare Saueret.

Dd Der llnter1driebcne wlnfht ndd gSes
fen 81 Sicben, 70 1T or 9cicnncn ictne itdtba'
re Sauerri, aele9cn in Sbcr'WiIfcro 2auns
id,ip, 0edI1 @auntn un9efdbr Ii Wtcilc bon
Willcrstaui, al Der Straee bic bon 9cncls
oetcn Srt mad, Spyerstaun fuhrt, uno un9rs
fdhr il Wcile BON Sheimcrspille,
Sur6 pripat Soanbel
sum 8erfauf at. Oic1elbr 9riu;t al 2dn
Der bon emanuel Wcsel, Sohn prciid6 uno
anccre cntbaltenb IS 9Ider unc 8 9uthen !;
Gin hlnIdn9lid,cr 9be eapcn 1T Socl;lano,
un9efdbr 9lfer bapon fInb oortrefflide
Btelcn, fpcburdb srpei lSa6er Strbme flies
BeI nno bas llcbri9c 1T 9uteS Saulano urs
ter guten Senlcn iInb ilbcrbnupt fonit in Der
Saum9drten nit aller SIrt Sbif, ais sIepfel,
Seercn, Jtirfden, pfrFfe &c. babel. - Das
rauf 1T erridtct
- eth spciitpft9teS itetnernes
E:;:Hn QSobnbaus, etm cinitDft9teS
- iteinerncS 9Bpbnbaus, cine ifeiners
lie SdmciScrsS Sdlcuer, etn 9Sd9cuhans, Gin
Sprin9bau6 nit elmer 9uten nicfchleneen
Syringe. 9Iuh bcIncct iIh cine pumpc nit
elmer nicfsbIenccn AurlIe Dor benz oanc.
Sbi9cs Gi9cntbum ii iehr wcbl NIT QBafs
fer mno 9BafIsr 8cpalt cerftbcn, fpeld,er
llmftane cS III cincm ltidliden Srt fir bic
@rrid,tun9 cinerSrenncrei pcer @erberei mas
den Wilrbe.
8auluiti9e iclItcn bicfe Selc9enhcit nidt
unbenuet porilber9eten la6cn, incem es eiu
wcrtbpo0eS @igenthum 1T. Wan mclcc Gd,
bel bcm untcrfd,riebencu Der barauf pcbnt,
wrlher alIc pcrlau9te 9Iuefunft carbrr 9es
ben ipiro. - Die Scoin9ungen perben 70
Icid,t ols mS9Iid) acmadt ,pcrocn. Gin I'M,
itreiti9cS 9ied,t unc Scfe fam biS Den ers
fen ndhacn 9Ipril 9c9eben werecn.
Spbn 9iei6.
sunni 26. nq-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
2Ipril "a.
81 q Cl) IT C) t

ipirb biermit gc9ebcnL bas Die rntcrId,riebes
nen ais @rccutrrcn bon Der nintcrlascns
Id,aft ocs prrtorbencn q BIZ lip SO e &c Q,
lastbin bon Tieocr Wacun9ie 2aunfhip,
echa @auntD, eruannt tporben fno. - 9lllc
biejcnigen Welde auf ir9eno cine 9lrt an tes
iagte btntcrloeenfdaft iduloi9 fno, tpcrben
auf9efcrcert fld auf Samita9S ben l4ten
September an Soauie ccs pcrlfcrbcuen cins
Suhnecn nnb abSutesahlcn - llno Sothe,
weld,c nod reftmdsi9c Scroerun9en baben,
beIieben ibre Ged,uun9eu innerbalb bela9ter
3eit rber auf 9cmelceten Gag audi tppblbc'
ifdtt9t etniubrin9en au
Solcrncn gSe6cc,
SClepb QSe6cp,
S5obu 2SrSru,
SS6rael QSescc,
GSSDnas QScSCO,
@recutprc
SnIi II, 1874. nQ6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24

9lrbeit, nit @infhlue ees pferoe 8efhlas
gems, 70 wchlfeil uuo oauerhaft ;u liefcrn,
ais cies an ir9euc eincm ancerm Srt i'm
Staat 9cidebcn fauu.
SIit,9lrbcit an alien 9rtcn burd, lIc unb
ionftnc perferti9tcn Waidincn pire pitnfts
lid, eaucrbaft uno biffi1 nrrfcr9t.
Sie ilno oanfbar fir bisbcr 9cncsenr
fdhoft, unb bitten fir cine Tortcoucr bicier
linen 70 liberal ;u GbeiG gewrrccnen llnters
itisun9, boffen ouf cine 8ermchrun9 eerIrls
ben, uno iIno ocrfitert ras rcrjcniac Der tbs
re 9Irteiten MIR ciumol perludlt, itd1 fcglcid
Der 9rceen 3ahl itrrr re9clmdBt9cn Suneen
onlblieecn miro.
Sreber uno 2)cun9.
Suni s. 1874. nq6Oe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
2(0l9nte- -9latbrtCbt.

0apctcr Danfc cl, mo feline Trdu
2nna a, pcu 9tieocr Wacun9ie Saunidip,
Qcdd @auutY, permttelit elmer freiwilIi9en
lleterihrcibuna catirt oen lOtcu S5uui, 1914,
an ihr @i9enthum, icwchl Iic9cnces ale prrs
IGhrlidcs uno pCrmiihtcs, an ben llutcrs
idricbencn ibcrtro9cn hatcn, uuc Srpar gum
Scitcu Der @rccitoreu ces bela9trn pcter
Corfel, 70 nerecn bicmit ale, tpeId,c ucd ouf
ir0euc cine 9lrt al beld9ten Saufel idluloi9
iluo, auf9eforbrrt, inrerbaIb 8 Wcnateu ab:
;ubeSahIeu--uuo ScId,c, Gle uroh redltmd6i
9e 9niprilte an bcIo9tcn Oanfel baten, ners
cen rbenfalls aufgcfcroert, ibrr 9iehuungcn
inrerbaIb brIa9ter 3eit wrhlbeitdti9t cinSus
biuoI9cn, an
Samuel Warr, 9lilQnie.
Suni 10. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
5OOSbaler S5elcGnun9! :!
%5c,u,rtt bcn 9ScmDrrf Stpbr.

9iein mir ipcllcn ibm feincr 9,nbalt tbun,
Die Gage perbreitet ft, oaB Der TenpCrf
Stcbr Der ipoblfciIile Srt gum &aufcn lri.
QSpb(fctle @iiter
QBir 1no 70 Reiei9 beihafti9t Sitter gu off
ncn uno ;u ucrfnnfen, ta6 mir feline 3eit bo'
ben bic 9rr6e 8crld)ieeenhelt Der srtIfel auf'
SuSdhlcn Ole mir erbaltcn haten.
Q8r lapen biejcni9cn ein, bic lpinIhen itt
nit ciuem Scrroth ncuer @ntcr su orlirhen,
BET uns anjurufcn nno nniern un9emcin grcs
Bcn unb pcrtrefflid, aus9cwdtltrn Stcd in
2lu9enlhcin III nchmen, che iIe lcnllmc fats
fen, 9laubcno bae menn iIe bic Gilte nno bic
preilc unlcrcr 9Irtifcl betrodlten, f3e ubers
;eu9t lcin perbrn, RAP mir Die beiteu uno
pcbIfciiten 9nter rrn rinigem onberh Eager
in biciem Sbcil bes 1anee6 habcn.
ISir (tatten ben Sllr9cr pcn QcdG snb ben
an9rduScneen @auntics uufcrn Canf ab, flir
Die aus9cecbnte ntidaft wclte mir kieSu'
Dor 9enceen hobcn uno wcmit mir itBf ned,
bcchrt pereen, uno pcrbrn uns beifrebcu cite
Scrtoauer baburd su crhalten, eoB rpir Inns
irre QSaaren all ben niCert9Itcn prciItE ceIs
faufen. QGir wifcn ooB mir nidt unterper'
fault ncrbcn II. f6nncn ; Srl9t nur Dem Gee
orange, muo bu wirit oidb balc an oem "Jt c ~
Dorf SauptQ uartte E" beiinben,
100 bu bann SrrfIdlert irin fannif, Die bcfs
Sdrgdns in Der Statt III .erha;trn
2SHrpe cs DIE 3elt nno Der 3aiim ffldnS
ben, 70 wollten mir bic preiie Lnlcrer noble
fciIcn @uter beieBen, fcmmt ebcr Rur une
fehet.
0tidlts wirb fir baS 3cigcu ter Sitter 9t'
rcd1net.
6T9lllc 9lrtcn eanccsprctlt6tc, p1filr Der
b0tite Marftprcis crlaubt miro, tperoen ins
9IustauIh fir 8aaren on9enc nmen.
Mt61el llbler.
9lllentaun, Suuil9. rat0
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
81 G Ch 7 | d6 t

~ q CD I (U I
wirS hermit 9e9ebeu bae bic lluterSridlmeten
ais @recutoren bon Der ointeraGcnId)aft
oes pcritcrbcnen So bu 8uoer lektbin
bon Sbers9Rocun9ie GaunIdip, 9cfa @aun.
ty, on9eitclIt porcen iIno. - Ollie biejeni9eH
caher, wclde an bcIa9te SintcroIcuIhoft
Idluri9 ilnr, ipcrccn eruitlid auf9efcrccrt ins
uertaIb Wrdrn bct ben llntcrid,riebenen
ansurufcn uuo Nid'ti9fcit 81 MAIDEN - mb
SCIhc bic ncd rcdtmd69e 2Inlprild,c baben,
mcrrcn cberfalIs ouf9efcrcert innrrhoIb be-
fa9tcr 3ett tbre 9ehnun9en rppblteifdti9t
ein;uhdncigcn, an
Solcmcn 8nrer ler,crs
9Stlllam Suocr
SUM- 26. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24

"
rem friltcrcn Sc
Idift, II. oerlpres
den, uno crrIpres
d,en nidlt mir als
lcillt fcnoern ,pers
ben ibre Scrfpres
d,ungcn aud err
fnacn, bas Ic ale
sn eiefem Sad, 9e'
h6renoe Runocns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
0efeul(bafts- -2(n0oI Iun0.
SuIi II, 1914.

Oiahriht wirb birrturd ge9ebriL bas bic
@eIeGidaft6 Scrbinrun9 Slpifdwn Scicpb
QSeoper unc pctcr ncfmau, 8oarcsSdnos
lcr, am I2ten Suli burd briccriciti9e Gins
wtlli9m9 aufgASst purte. - Ter befa9te
Ncl;trf ipirb nun ourd, Scicpb gHcaoer uub
Scbu G. Socifman, wcIhcr Ieires &ateYs sus
tbcil fiuflidb al ilh 9ebrad,t bat fcrt9cleBt
wcresn. Cic Bidder Der lctthcri9en Sirma
ilnb ben S,dnccn rc6 91ctcr SHcfman fir Scls
lefticn ilberlaeen, no ale bicjeni9rn ,pclte
2IufcrecrunNrn 9cgen beiaqtc Srma habcn,
lclbiGc aefdlIi9t einiuhdnci9cn beIicbcn, uno
aIlr weIde idulpi9 Tnc, auf9cfrrbcrt lInr obs
SuteSabIcn.
CSoiepb @caper,
peter orflnan.
9lacntalln, Cnli II. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
S6ertf's -Ganptpat.

Sin bte fretcn nnb llnabbdn9i9en Or
wlbler bon 2c6a @auntp.
Srcuure uno Iitbilr9er:
Sluf9cfcrbert bon
elmer 9rcsen 9lnsobl meiucr Treuneen nno
@cfanIten in perlticbcncnIt teilcn ecs @auns
~, fuble id) mid, bcwr9cn, aIs
S6ertf'5:9anbibat
bel Der ndditen Wabl hcrporsutrcten. Sc(ls
te id, 70 olildlid, icin cine Wehrhcit @ucrcr
Stimmcn ;u crtaltcu, 70 pcrce id, Die Dem
9Imte rtlie9cuoe pNd,tcu, Qctrcu, ritnftlid
uno auf cine uupartbcilidc Wciie oueiIbcn.
9lttun96prH Der Sbri9c
eS1cpb .. Sp1S,
sunni 26, 1914. nNbgS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24

9ien mir tpcllen ibm feincn 9,nbalt tbun,
bic Sage perbreitet fd, odB Der Tcupcrf
Stcbr Der ,poblfeilite Srt gum Saufcn lri.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
Sect icbet bicr !
SSpblfeilcr OILS jemals !
S5reper unb qDoltnJ
Maf fdtuensMfaber IL QtlIentarln,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w (tuSNiNitI,
@a 1xs.szzz,, 8coienen fId ciefrr G,cles
kGzasS 9cntcit oempublifum cr9ebenit
aJsaezT anSusci9cnL baB ite has Sra
ihincn Wadlcr @eIdNft nod, inlmer on ibs
rem olten Stanb ntcrbaib SgunIcr'6 Nrus
derci betrciben aQpc iIe ~ tcter 3tit eiren
oOnltdncigcn Scrratb
Srei0ma Idinen bon allct 2!Gt 2 iuo
4 Dfcrbetrafte, Strotbdnfe, 9Sinos
lnliblen, @ulttpatorS Soall6 Watcnt.
SienenfDrbe
uno ecr9leiheu 9lrtifef 5tm YnfaafaH SEno
halten ooer auf ScitelInuSen rcrferIigen.-
ollie sIrtcn MaidliuenL pfrbcs@eWnltc nno
ale anocre slrtifel tpcroen anf bic fiirielte
2lnsei9e unb spar biGiscr alG ,it tr9enb einer
frnbcrcn 3cit ocrfcrti9t, unc fir jcce 9trbeit
prldc bic Wcrfifdtte perldst ioito sutgcitans
ben.
&leemafd,nen uub Wel(d,forufbilcr bic
ielbit rcini9cu, perben jeoerSeit bei ibueu Su
baben lcin,-Sie betreibcn audi nun
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
81 q C6 t t t6 t

wirb hermit 9cgsben, tae &amrrl W1arr,
2nG9nic bon peter SierD NIB FRAU, non Q.
gSkcithaa 3ounfhip, eefa SauutD, ieine
9tchuung bon Der @cItiieturg IciFrs Ser.
traueus in Der prctbouctars 9in,te ilube in
qed,a @auntD ein9etra9cn bat. uno oos be,
In9tr Rcd,nun9 Der Court bon Common QNies,
am 2ten Scptember, I'M 10 llhr Sornittoos,
sur Seitdti9nn9 opr9rle9t wsrben tpirr, falls
feline Sinipencun9 ca9cgen 9cmadt twro.
Daniel !WerB, Dtptt.
Suits. nasnt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
Working Men! Think :

Were not times better before the Loco-foco
measures werc Tally carried into #. Ct than after
Were they NJ. hard and gloomy about tho time
the Wings came in power Have they n9t been
better since ? and why, think you
And now, is not Labor generally IN iaT DE-
mand Did you ever know time when the
average earnings of the Working Glasses were
more than nova Have you ever known tune
waen their wages would buy more Are they
ns. usually comfortable and with a far prospect
ahead Now Go you want to 60 back 10 the
times OF le37-407 If not, vote for the Protec-
tion Of your own Industry. Vote to keep times
rood ard make them better if possible. Why
should you be misled by name Stand by the
Interests and Prosperity of your Country anc
all will no well
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

By our Special Express we have returns from
Pennsylvania as fer West as Pittsburgh, which
argue the choice of Polk Electors BY 2 small
unaiority-we think less than 5000, though In
some cases we are compelled TO choose between
conflicting returns, and may not have chosen the
most accurate. But we have been obliged to
take Loco. Foco reports for Monroe, Wayne and
Pike. which we believe to be exaggerated, as
their first returns from Northampton, Lehigh,
Berks, aud other counties notoriously were. We
believe the correct returns from the counties we
have given will show a still better majority for
Clay.
Our own Express from the Northern Counties
will be in at O'Clock this morning, with returns
as far back as Tioga; but we are compelled to
90 to press without them. They will appear in
Second Edition.
The vote is immense, and we feel confident
that the majority will be under 5,oOo-perhaps
much less. The Wings have fought noble
battle, and have polled more votes than were
ever before polcd by either party. If The Wings
of other States poll as good a v0te compared
uith 1S40, HENRY CLAY will surely6e our nert
President We can-we must. Up, Wings I.
and at them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
c,s,.d Pennsylynnia;

A very small majority OF The Voters Oh fenh-
sylvania have been inducsd to vote fsr James ~
Polk on the solemn assurance of the Loco-Foco
leaders that Polk is more Tariff mon than Clay
AT the very time these men ara thus duPcd, South
Carolina goes unanimously for Polk on the ground
Of his u.ter and Uniform hostility to any Protec-
tive Tariff whatever! There never ssss b'ackef
fraud than tha. BY which Pennsylvania has been
seduced from her own aide to cast her vote Tor
tho deadly enemies of her Industry and hsr tf0s-
rs,itv. Fteemen of NEw-YoRK! they hope so
10 sw;ndle you, But how esn they The Loco
Focos here are in good part detected II not de-
Glazed adversarics of the Protective Policy
They akulk the issue as far as possible but theis
hatred of the Tariff is betrayed in all their move
ments Stand up fox yourselves!