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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

CT NEw CoUSTERTEIr-A new counterfeit
10 dollar note, on the Moyamensing Bank, was
shown to yesterday. The note is well exc
cuted and calculated to deceive The vignette,
"Signers of the Declaration of Independence "
The Plate is of another Bank, and the words
philadelphia" and "Moyamensing," have been
afterwards inserted, Letter "A" =" and dated June
/, 1913
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U5~ The following is the tariff resolution, re-
Gently passed by the Legislature
"Resolved, That IL is the duty yQf Congress TO
PROTECT THE LABOR OF OUR OWN
COUNTRY ogainst the competition Of THE
PAUPER LABOR OF OTHER COUN-
TRIES, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO REVENUE"
The resolution was adopted by vote of
50 to g.
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Cosr or NIHGr's ENTERTAINMENT.-A
New York correspondent Of the Bay State De-
mocrat says
"The opera is at present altogether the most
attractive and fashionable resort in the city /;
and is a great place for the display of beauty,
bouquets, lace aud white gloves. lfa gentle
man invites a lady to accompany him TO ball
or the opera, he must submit to the following
tax or be left behind the custom: To cash
for bouquet, So; bouquet holder, s. ; pair o
gloves for the lady, 81 DO for himself, 81
carrisge, S3 tickets, Q; total Sl7 all 70
the dear delight ofsitting two hours in the SAINT
box with one, who, in nine cases on, Of ten
doesn't SIT BY him al ali.'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

U-5| BYRON had great reverence for the memo
~ of WASHINGTON, and often alludes TO him in
his poems In the following stanza he pays a
Just tribute 10 the virtues of that truly great and
good man,-who was truly great because he was
also good
Can tyrants but by tyrants conquered be,
And freedom find no champion and no child,
Such as Columbia saw arise, when she
Sprang forth a Pallas, arm'd and undefled
Or must such minds be nourish'd in the wild,
Deep in the unpruned forest midst the roar
OF cataracts, where nursing Nature smiled
On infant WASHINGTON Has earth no more
Such seeds within her breast, or Europe no such
shore BYRON.
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n. b. PiIMrn, EsQ. at his Real Estate and
Coal office, No. SO Pine Street Philadelphia, 's au.
,horiscd to act Agent and to receive and receipt
for all monies due this office. for subscription or adj
rnriiSinn
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10 The New York American says that if
Texas is annexed, il will be virtual dissolution
of the Union.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23
The Annexation of Texas.

The New York papers assert positively that
they have received intelligence, from high au-
thorty, that the long entertained project of ac.
qriring the Texan territory, by consent is ON
the point of consummation, or already consum.
mated, so far as that end can be achieved by Ex.
ecutive action; that negotiation, almost com.
pleted under the auspices OF the late Secretary
upshur, has been resumed and hastily brought to
an issue by the present Secretary, Mr. Nelson
month ago, the Texan papers announced that
treaty between the two countries, to annex
that territory. had actually been entered into.
This information was not credited by any of
the newspapers in the United States, because no
intmation of such project being in progress of
consummatiou had been given forth from Wash.
ington. 1t seems, however. from the above re-
ports, and an article which appears in the Wash
ngton lntcligcncer, of Saturday, that il has more
/ truth in il than was believed. The Iutcligcn-
Ger says-"It is now some months ago--proba
/ bly, not long after the retirement of Mr.. Web
/ stcr from the Department of Statc-that an over.
turc was made, By this Goreynment, through the
Secretary of State. inrjiing from the Executive
of Texas Gen. llouston) a proposition for the
annexation of Texas TO the United States. This
overture was at first, if we understand rightly,
rather coolly received by the Chief ofthe young
Republic. But since the meeting Of Congress-
the Government of Texas having been again op-
proached--we will not say importuned, though
circumstances almost Justify the use of that
phrasc-by the Executive of the United States,
Gen. Houston did at length consent 20 negotiate
on the subject. The terms of an arrangement
between the high contracting parties already
} arranged; and, if not already done, they to
, be reduced forthwith to the form of a Treaty,
through the agency OF Special Minister from
, Texas, Mr. IIendcrsonD who is already his
way TO this city for the purpose if before this
paper goes to press, he has not already arrived.
SO far as the President of the United States and
the President cfTcxas are concerned, the Treaty
is all but made
The Intelligcnccr apprchends great danger
from this annexation, and gives Il column and a
half of reasons against it,
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II Our readers will find in another column
a law recently passed in relation to Supervisor
giving bail
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

"" The conferces, to nominate candidate
for Congress, met at NIuncy, on Thursday last
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

or Gen Josrrn B. ANrnoNY has been ap-
pointed President Judge of this district, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of the Hon.
Charles G.. Donnel,
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vertising.

t. We are indebted to Messrs. Horton an'
Bright, of the Legislature, for Documents, &c
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az The harrisburg Argus" says its able G.
ditor, is now permanently established upon firm
basis The Argus is an ably conducted Joruna,
aud is fast acquiring an excellent and we'll de-
served reputation
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

% The BILL, to give the printing TO the low
EST bidder, has now passed both Houses the Sc.
nate having receded from its amendments
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

~ The Easton Argus has passed into the
hands OF W II Hutter, formerly editor OF the
"Lehigh Democrat" ," an ably conducted paper
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

O. The Special Election for the choice of a
member efCongress in the Allegheny district, in
place of Judge wilkins, has resulted in the cleo
ton OF Cornelius Darrah, the whig and anti ma
sonic candidate This is gain for the wings,
which, however, they will loose by the election
of democrat in this district, in place Of Gen.
frigk
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

u UNION County "A convention II seems,
was held in New Berlin, on Monday last, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for Congress.
Mr. Snvder's friends believing the time too short,
and believing also that he ought, by common con-
sent, be considered the candidate of the demo
cratic party, especially as he had been badly trea-
ted at the last election, in consequence of local
dissensions in this and other counties, refused TO
send delegates To the convention. Only twenty
ont of the thirty-eight delegates went into con
vention, and nominated Robert b. Barber, Esq,
of New Berlin. We regret the course which a
few of Mr.. Snyder political opponents have la
ken in this matter. Even they acknowledge,
that if fair and full expression could have been
had, Mr.. Snyder could easily have been nomina-
ted by large majority Why then throw any
obstacles in the way? The other counties are
anxious and willing to run Mr. Snyder, and would
give him hearty support, in order 10 make mp
for the defeat of the party last fall. The Union
Times, in an extra, giving an account of the pro-
ceedings, says
4" But nine districts were represented, and
! out of that number three townships were IN
structed tor Mr.. Snyder on second ballot. We
a second time announce his uamc to the Demo
cracy Of this district, as the only legitimate OnC
tairlv nominated candidate for Copgress-by
| clamatlon-COmmOn consent. Sixteen dele
gates favorable to Mr. Snyder were in town
and two townships, Chapman and Perry, die
not elect delegates, (both strong Snyder dis
tricts,) making in all 20 delegates, besides th
three delegates instructed for Snyder on th,
second ballot, which would make his vote o
lLnt hnlli oG heinp a mni0ritY Of seven"
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uT John c Calhoun has accepted the Office OF
Secretary OF State
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o." Hear \ NrrTRAL PArrR-The Public
Ledger a neutral paper, speaking of the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor, says -Nlr Mullen
berg comes from the Democratic county of Bcrks,
which will no doubt give him hearty support IN
October next He is an able man, of unblem-
ed reputation, and has filled many important Off
ccs under the Government,
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or Henry 4. MUWLENBERG.-A stranger vi
sitting Philadelphia says the Times and conver-
sing with the moderate men ofall parties, would
suppose that Mr.. Muhlcnbcrg was their chosen
candidate without regard 10 party strife or party
tactcs-so universally is he spoken of and look
ed upon as the next Governor of Pennsylvania be
yond all doubt This is the hest testimonial of
his private worth, and Of his unqucstionable Mt
ness for the Gubernatorial chair.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

" CoNGREss.--Thc most important subject
before Congress, at present, is the Oregon ques-
ton But little action has, as yet, been had on
it. The annexation of Texas begins to excite
great interest A secret treaty, IT is said, has
actually been made, and it is asserted by some of
the New York papers that the Senate will ratfy
it. Texas, it is said will become dependency
Of England if not annexed to the United States.
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Z L F c T o r s

For President and Vice President cfhe u States
ASA DIMOCK,
REPR NTATIvE.
] Gro F, LEHMAN, l3 GEoRGE ScHNAntE,
.. CuRisrrAN KNEAss, Ii. NATH'L. b. ELpRED
8 WILLIAM H. SMITu, Is. NJ. n. IRVINE,
4. John Hut, Phila) l6. JAMES WooppurN,
s SAMUEL. Z. LErcu, II. IIuGH MONTGOMERY
G. SAMUEL CAMP, IS. Isaac ANKNEY,
: JEssr SHARPE 10. JoHN MATTHEW'S,
6 N w SAMPLE, 90. WM. PATTERSON,
O. WM HEIDENErIcH, 81. ANDREW BURKE,
10. CONRAD SINNER, % JOHN MGuL,
II. STEPHEN BALDY, %. CHRISTIAN MYERS,
-. JoNAH BREWSTER, %. RoBERT ORR,
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Democratic Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR

FOR GOVERNOR.
NRN A. NJ L III l. f y B f II G..
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
JOSHUA HARTSHORNE.
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~ CouYrERFEII NorEs-We saw, on Satur-
day saws the Baltimore American, counterfeit
note purporting 10 be issued by the MoyamenS'nG
Bank of Philadelphia. 1t is well executed, and
would be readily taken by the unwary
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20
81 a DIRT e6 t

fpirb hermit oeoeteu an bic Grhru Srshi,o
ren uno alIe eicieaiocu, prIhe iutercSiIrt I'm,
in ben 8ermSocu uub NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon frlsrncen IN eeta @aun.Y perlfcrbrncr
pericncu, iidmIid: -f
Il. Die 9ed,uuno peu csocrb G(ous OS.
minitratcr bes perifcrbcnen Scbu Hclcuo
ieetbln bon &eibeber9.
.. Die Nishnuna bon a,eter s>oos. zinc,
tcr @rccutrreu nes nrrifcrtcmsu o,stc, ts," O..
rett, lestbin pru Qyuu SaunIcbip.
8. Die 9chnunn ron Gpbr S;bmint nm,
cc,acpb S5cruan. @rccutoreu ecs nrrCfcrksnsn
NRihacl Shmet, lcbtbm BON Sociocltcra.
Cie Mehuuuo pcu 5ouicI 2rrfoe srs.
miniifratcren bcs prrltrrbencu SoricI 1,ef.
felfuocr. Irbthiu nnn Spnrh. .g2h,;th,n = '
< Nir 02,hr,u, 49,, frL;a: =
NNmir;f1ra,nr "s ssa l"m Su.rum s9erl.'
frffnocr fetth,u no', S,nrn' 'sph.;.sm Se'f'
q ~. -" 49,. -, Nop'"V"n.
M,,S. Ju.1"u"9 pou Snarire hhhtei inc
NHprcQ6 Npuenbddl, 9lcmlutitratprcu ScS
sscritcrbcusn gnsrsos SuufrI' Irethir won
Seloelbcrc. -.
ri. o,,.t,r,, ,n, c,,t, p o,.o
g!Sminitrotor res' perftcrbcnca aprmaS
aSeoocr, lrBtbIh ron StrrsUallfrro. ua -.
8. lie Hchnnno pen Scbn Nctb, 9lemi.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20
.NIIlgnte SlacGrttbt.

Ia Q imon q b a III une fsiae Srau
9lifabeth, bon 9fiebcr'Wacun9ie 1auufthip,
Zelda @auntp, permitteIlt elmer freiwiIiaen
llcberfd'reibung, eatirt ben 7tcn Setc5sr,
1914, aa' ihr ei9sntbum, icnoH IiracneeB
aIs pcriCnIides uuo 9rrmiidltes, all zen lin,
terIdrtebeneu iberfragen babeu nnc ,mar
,um 8citcn Der Erceitcren hrs briaQtcn Sis
men arom, 70 rueroen hermit aiIr, mrldc
nod, anf ir9enb cine 9Irt an btfa9tcu NcaM
lhulSta fne, nuf9efcracrt iunsrbalt 6 9tsrs
d,en abSubrSahIen = nnb ScIhc, ote nrd,
redtmdBiae sIniprhhe an tcfagtca Sintc,i
sleam teten, wcrecn cbcufaIe asfgefYtsrt,
ibre Gcd,ann9cn inuerbalb tcfiJnr 2rit
wcblbsfar9t sinjuhdnoisen al
Sanlllel Warr, stllIsuic.
Sctctet 0. 80 o.. ua6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20
SgOcl0tsa Catipta.

Siutenal Der ad)tbarc Sobn Sonfs,
pretteent'Rtdlter in ben oerlhieecncn @curs
ten pcu @cmmcn plies i'm orttten &jerid,ts,
beSlrf, beitehcno aus bcn Sdunties gcrfs,
JcrthamptcH uno pefd, i'm Staat Denns
iDlpanicn, IN Sfraft icincs 9lmtes prciccnt,
Hld,tcr Der oerld)ie6cncn Scurtcn pou Over
uns 3ermincr unb allacreincr @cfdnqnes
@rlcoi9un9 in bela9ten Saunties uno y c,
@lanires, 8idtcr Der @ourten pcn Suer uub
lcrmlncr uno aIlacneiner @efduguie @rlcs
ol9un9 fur Die 0iid>tun9 osr Naupts nno All,
oeren Serbrcdlen III 9eoad,tem Qcd,a @aurtp,
lhren Stfchl an mid, 9eifelIt habsn, topriri
lle etnc Court BON SDer nh6 2ermtler uno
Charter Sciiton uIc Common plies arbcs
rdumcn, ipeldle 9chaltrn ipcrccn fcq in Der
Staet 9llentdiin in uuo fur cas SauutD Qes
dNa, anf ben llfeu Wcnta9 i'm sWcnat Oeccns
Der, rpeldee Ger 2te oes bffl9teu Mcnats III,
hne rpcIde cine gBche oaueru miro: !.
60 miro birrmit 9tabrtbt oe9eten,
an ale Srieeeusridner uno @cnlfabcl inner.
halb Der teIngtcu @auutp ppn ectha, o0e ITc
cann uno oniClbif in ci9cncr Vcricn nit it.
rem 9frlls, Meccses, Suquidtiencn, GRANT,
nntlcnrn uno allen anoern 9riuncru1Gcn I'D,
elnfluoen, um Gle Sad,en iu tbun unb la
pcrwalten, iueld,e ibren 2lemtcru Cb!icscn !;
ia.sS eS 9(et den g.
mrrecn aud, nltc bicjeniaen, prlG'C Gaiu
Scfan9ene III ecm Girfdu0ms Ger @GuatS
Eedla ols 8Id9rr crcr 3cuarn oui ,utrtten
taben, brnntridti9ct eos fe iItt dlIocrt alt
oalclbIt cinSuftnccn habrn, nm rieicItte ~
proicqnlren, mic es linen red,t ei,nfsn all
@e9cbcu inter mciner Sanb, IA Ger sIfact
Suertalrt eicicn litcn Iopember, i'm 81 hr
unirre Ncrrn Sin 3au1eno glft 5uIclu
lIno Grci uno 8irr,io
@jSII crbaIte Die I,t.6Ifi ~.
- 9aolb Gtem Sju,erif.
SuVIiIp' SIIIIt CIIuvtI { -
9lIeHtoun, BOP. q. N,t&
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20
OrpSe SIsntaaScr
. III rcm 9fcIniprf Stphr !

0ls't rcnncru ole @aucncn Iaut,
Die 3rcnmeln Idlalleu hcll;
Sc miro iIh frcucn maud,e Sraut
Ourd, nIs. lpa6 ih cridM
Ncm 9tcuDcrf Stchr III Sicicr Staet
Der taHieno ld)cnc 9SnneCr bat.
Gru 1rcf'nrn Waarru nGIcr ght
Tineet cihr 2luSwIM bier,
llrp 9llt III Qut unc 9lri apart,
Dics Nloutct, Srcuuec mir
"a 9icbt cS ltdcr, brett uuo Itn,al,
lluo dI on 1T c6 audi aajuma!.
@rapats fIuS bier umc @clIars audi,
lluc Wctcu rpunbcrIdl6n; ..a......
Die Brhlfe he it mirr Sraud'
Girs mitRt ihr iflbf geitehcn.
80! bic &, frmmt 9eIhmiue bcrau,
Ssl mir ftne't Shr tcn rehtsu Wduu.
Don fcd,S III ,,pau,iq @cms fauft Sbr n
@dttuu fur ciu Id,ou &tcic,
Weriuo's tricAt SIR audl bon mir,
8ar fem uue ,iemlid, brett,
{ NlpadhaS, SdldrIs, uue ScNarS, 1tbGu,
Sine bel eem u + er all ~ Icbu.
Masliu DC eaiass uno Spisen ftin,
&Snut Shr in Wru0c febu,
Sd, 9Ia, mas li,6a III, >piro bier frin,
Sbr braadt nidbt mcitcr 9ehn:
fSier hatt Shr's fur Gle baIbcu prcis,
Sa 6cth Hc @elb, in ShwarB II. QBcis
Drnm ruff MIR friid, tcim Il bIerau,
@S miro @Hd nitt 9crcu'n,
Der Neutld,e nno Der @n9liib' Mann
Wiro ifcts Dlufcmmcu Iriu,
5hr 1icieS fommet ga' hcrciu,
9Rit mirtclt SIR iufriepen fciu.
ofmher 6. na3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20
Q0t9nte slaCllrtCbt.

ga peter M an d, unb ieiue Trau
Goa, BON epnroille Iaurfhip, eed,a @auutD,
permittclit cincr freiwilli9en llrberidrcibuno,
eahrt ben 2iiten October, 1914, na' ihr 81.
9snthum, fcpcbl lie9enbes ais perfcnlihrs
uno pernlifttes an ben lluterfd,riebencn
nbrrtro9en botch uub Srpnr gum Scftcn Ger
@rsettcren ecs bcId9ten peter 9iaudl, 70
fpercen hermit olIe, ,peld,e nrd, auf ir9rnb
cine 9Irt an bcia9tca Gaud ftuIci9 Guo, auf'
9efcrocrt, srpiid,cn nun uno ben llfcu Ce'
ccmbcr ob;ubcSahlcn - uno Scldlc, Die nod
redtmdei9c slniprilhe all bcIagtrn petcr
9aud) hnbcn, wcreeu ebenfalls aufaefcrrert,
thre 9efnnn9en inuerbaIb bela9tcr 3cit
pohlbetdti9t einIuhdnoigcn, an
Samnel Camp 9llli9nte.
Hooemtcr 6. roGu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20
eSo1ta .. Cities.
Hcucmtcr G.,

9te6tSauirllb, (Attorney at Law,)
ntmmt cie(c @cleseubcit oas publifum III tes
nnd,rtdlti9en, ba6 or in Zen Scridhierrnrn
@purten III Den @auntics BON lrd,a, Carbon
uno 9icrthnnsptcn practiSirt, uno dtic Dem
pubtfnm ieine prcfceioueae Oienle ais
Hcdlts9elshrtcr aubictct. 9Ie @clIefticnell
Wereen mitSreuc II. StneHigteit ausgefnbrt.
Ssinr SfFce 1T Hddifr 3hilre ;u @corge
Seaberadcr's S,ptsl slacntauli. .-s ',-
% fcrcm5cn:
S,ttb; SHtber SfiSSer,
eelrts Scncs, jr. @fq. Q0dfcstarre.
Caleb 3. SiidTr, @fa.
9Idtb. 9iathanel .. @lcrco, SSarristur9
Ndltb. 3idare Srcnbbcac, Gaitcn.
?; :; 8. S9bcsIer, @iq.
s!dltt. 9ha 9>actcr, Waub @bunf.
s. 81 &trutherS, Ga.
9ScocwlrS uno Culenhurp, RcuYerf.
SO. s. cnicubarp uub 60, 9tedjtsanwdl'
DC, phIaeclptSa.
9tepemesr u, . rabp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20
q. 81 d c6 t C6
II Die Ntilltrstaun gopaIIcrie.Gonle
tN11t1tp

" VFV -VFFHFFVIHI'IE SNUNI1VlIls sSUIIIs
pl9nle,
Nit9licccr Der Olitcrstaur @apaircric -
|r iciO hierrurf bcnadriobtigrt, sIur ocm
|picl @crid,t, meIhcs AM 23ften 9tcucm,
nm . lihr StadmittagS, am nauic bon
Sscn DOB ooer in Srrrlcrstauu, oc,
Ten furrccH irG, bci;upchuen pllnftlid,c
iwchnuna ecr aaussu @ompaguie 1T er,
rtef, Lnoem Acwise @cihifte bcSlt9lid, anf
Il9te Spmpl9nie perhanoelt ,perecn lclen.
5cffhl ess 9aptdns.
Solsph @1umer .. 9.
o' D. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20
Oefentlt(he 9Senpu.
pon (ieQcnbem Gi0cnthult.

Srcttd9s Den 22itcn 9iccrmber, nm 10
uhr 8rmitta9s, iolIeu am Naufe ces & o b II
W OF rim q, in Iiecer.9kacnnaic Soum
id)tp, eeda @ountp, foIqeube SIrtifel auf off
cntlldJer Scnou ucrfauf pfreen
Cine CUTE Slllen Wldtrr, Cit gutter QGa'
acn nit Springs, Stweiue, pfu9, Sggc,
1RclldtcrnIaub, pfcrceaeidlirr pen pericbtcs
ocnrn 2lrtcn, Cit gutter Scctifrid, &dlhanf,
Srcau, llbr, 8rChc, Better, Sfeu, @drpct
@runebecren, @sis, 70 wie oieIe anecre 2lrs
tIfei gu rrettIdufti9 Su mcicen.
Die Scoinguu9cn am 8ertaufstasc uub
2lufpartm9 ucu
SScbu @oocriitg.
9ico. 6, *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20
Icp. g.,
Olebr QBoDlfeIle Sitter !

Scr 14te Scrratb !!
Scrtcn rrhaItrn an eem 9feuDprf Stcbr,
ben l4tcn 8crratb friIder 3rcdener
B a rem unb 8roSercten, meltcr
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FoR FEBRUARY, 1874.
JUST issued, and this day received,
--CosIESTs o. TnE FEpRUAHr NO.
Origiasl Prose articles.
I Iphigenia at Tsuris. A Dramatic Poem--in s
acts. Continued.
2 Classical Studies, by A. J. @. Of Richmond, Va
My Daughters Portrait
Interesting Relies
Superstitions of the Maltese People, by Wm.W.
Andrews, u 5. Consul at Malta
Notes on our Army--No. L. Addressed TO the
Hon. Thomas II. Benton
The Enchanted Gifts, by Mrs. Jane l.. Swift
Letters from Gibraltar. Translated from the
French.
Notes Oh Cuba
10 Shelley Extract from Lecture on the {" &C.
MUS of Shelley by Z. H. Chivres, MD.
II The influence Of the Fine Arts on the MoralSen
sibilities by Rev. J. N. Danfortb, Alexandria
u A Passage in the Life Of Edward Moreland. A
Tale Of Washington City
Original Poetry.
10 The Song Of the scald, Biorne. By Henry b.
IA Moonlight Musings, by Z. b. Hale
Is Early Lays
IL The Parents Lament, over their Child, Louisa
Oyerton
81 Lines by Father on the Death of Child Ad.
dressed to the Mother
ls The Irish Exile, by Thomas Dunn English
10 The Burial of Eros, by Henry B. Hirst
20 The Surrender. A Sonnet
q To My Mother, by Mrs. Maria G Buchanan
- Goodness
80 Nhc Crusaders Return, by D. II. Robinson
"a Give Nc a Talisman Of L6yo
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~ Mr. Everett and Prince Albert
20 National Institute John Randolph, &c.
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