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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

This full exhibit of the fluctuations that have cha
racerzed foreign trade for the past thirteen years
The Of imports exports became larger and
larger from 1881 TO 1885, until the imports 1886
s6l,36,e95 more than the exports which caused the
crisis and grand explosion the next year In 1897 the
excess was reduced to little one-third
Of that the year previous The next year, 1888,
only shows difference of So $780, 7ss, which exhibits
decline Of about S66 900 OOO within years. between
the imports and exports OF this country The difference
was many millions in favor of the imports from 1880 to
lSiO period Of ten years, during which thorough re-
voution took place in financial and commercial affairs
FROM 1889 to 1910, the balance OF trade changed from
4 063 TIC against to 427 in favor showing
asudden change in foreign trade that is without
parallel in the history of any nation In lS4l
he balance was again against u.s. but the two
years since present more favorable result. The
balance of trade in favor against country is the
best evidence of its prosperity the reverse. The
people of this country have for years imported than
they exported They have for long time been running
into debt with foreign nations millions dollars every
year. Within the past four years have become the
creditors of the world; and long maintain
that position, our condition must be continually i'm.
proving-our riches increasing and the prosperity oil
the whole nation advanced We look upon decrease in
the amount Of imports, favorable feature in
our trade. The government looks upon such
state Of foreign trade very detrimental to the
interests Of the country, because it does not pro
duce sufficient revenue for the purposes of the adj
mnisration The people think that falling off in the i'm.
ports is sure indication Of depression OF trade and dc
crease in the business Of the country One othe most
impoc acts government be guilty of Is to adopt
measures to nduceAver importation. The actual necess
ties Of the nation must and will be supplied under any
stction IL the internal of the country su
hcient to create ability. Whatever foreign mcrchan
disc we want and pay for whether esssres or lux
nries the demand will be is supplied. We at this
moment able to import largely ever did. Since
the rcvulsion have our CONNER
cia credit improved, and consume a. much or more
merchandise than ever before We consume more of
our own productions than did in former years Our
wives and daughters dress well ever but the ma
terials are composed Of different manufacture Vast
quantities Of fancy French goods used to be i'm.
ported into this country but have several anufac
turers turning out the articles at much cbeaper
price md supplying larger proportion of the home de-
mand for consumption. The decrease in imports ba.
ALLEN principally those articles that we have
well In producing ourselves the table Of the value
'fthese articles imported shows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19
A CARD.
PHENIX EXCHANGE.

.tINTsDTlOVTh AlNU 7 HUNT EVN,
INFORM their frclds, that they have tsken
'shto the poi ulM He.ctory 90 he y corner Of Pin
snd Nassau strectq the "PHFNlX Exc HANGFf
aud determined ksp the choio~t aud b.
iourd Cit, Those who appreciate superior glass
y Gin quesel cal and trysyr fine artc
Jos, iectiyed.
IHF DINING DEPARTING Mt 10 completely r, orvsn.
red a tho,r vho w rood dibrer well ery,d can no.
be accom- modified I moir,e charges. As the propr,eors
we'd house they cuiy r,a,e, m
patronage OF frelds and he public long az thew shall
be foand 10 deserve IT, - -
ISAAC 3 sNEDECOR
AUSTIN ID. THOMPSON
B-The LUNCH. at the Bar, will be served up ever,
day between and II o'clock A. NJ Oysters IN every style
at all hours OF the day. ina aaw h Swre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

On Thursday, 18th inst. Mrs FRANCES Foster, in the
list year of her age.
Her friends and relations, and those of her James
Foster and also Of her brother Mr. Samuel Scott,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral tomorrow al
ernoon at 81 O'Clock IRON her late residence Of
Broadway and 18th street
On Wednesday, 18th inst. WILLIAM NJ. MTcHgLI,
Youngest son Of Charles NJ and Hannah e. Tucker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

., ss.r !, AssrI s M;ssl.li ''' 70 Wa '"- 80"
seir Virginia olson. ssa,. FROM :'esbso. 81 'si',a
u :s'; Sh:r p ss..s rom s Ss m y
Rss. az ,sf ss
schr siIas Crane, johnson, from Washington nc. with
sh FAIR smith from Washington. NC. with naval stores
schl Elisha P. Horton, Burbank, from Virginia wiki oys-
sehr Bsuj. Pennmsn. Base from Virginia with to
schr Columbian Rogers from Wsllhset, Ms.bound to
Virginia.
Ship AMBASSADOR, at anchor on the Bar.
Also. ship bris unknown Wind NV.
sailed
Ship. Y0a Bailey LssIgoG svs d G1,cS H'yTs
f,sTh:I sJ JsS. Es
s. A.s
Leontine. Richmond and Others.
Misc cIianeous
BRITISH seHH Don LLOYD from Bay Of 20
put 18Th dusss, hasa srung her
Notice to Mariners
The NOTICE in paper of s al the western edge OF
ss ds" a does Is Whose chat the
bad but that Of the an
there three .ios. laid down i" cur chart one w'n s
Foreign Ports
mex, day. stu ' Havana Gpa'cG for SAVANNAH SOON Sde'
a Sa port Rodney for New York.
soon.
Home Ports
jan 1' Aab ES ns 1Ti s.,
IT. S' as js:; .7 is5ss Str s;s Biz
lSw mgrren Bsrcrlon, eru c tBrem] Tegler, Balti
more, Manic, Lane, Boston; Rob Roy tBi] Williams KING
ston Ja ax segee NOIeans; Nancy Ja smith; Julia
& s.l AR sSf%f'F ssiss
Kelly Havana
SAyANNsH. Jan liar Perseverance,. Leach st Thomas;
Sterling, Hamilton, AID Androdus, Richie, NYok: Esther
Emery, NOeans Cid Willis Delano. Baltimore. Arr 18th:
Brown. Westbrook. Havana; ois tBrl Lloyd, Bay OF
Honduras for Lverpooput in in dress Cid Lawrence,
Churchill NYok Sid Baldwin, Thompson. ny ork; At
la, tic Weare, Havana.
NEWPORT, Fla Jan 5--Cld Statia B.hbdge NYork. In
port. Henry Leeds Drnkwatr Mississippi BALDWIN; Geni
| Wilson. Miner, and st Helena, Milliken. Nfork.
| APALAcHicolA, Jan 8-An Flodian Pratt, NYork; Me
dems.h Chase Boston Chaston; F.rax Knapp Ports
mouth; Centlemap Mos Florda. Croeker aud Lawrence
Cogea d. Baker NYok. Cid Atalant, Raymond aud Ala
bama Merritt NYork; Swan, Blanchard, and Jupss Cooper
Boston; Martha Kin man. Bamor Iimoleon. Bliyen; Mo-
| SEES, Loveland, and Pioneer, Mitchell, NYork
| MOBILE. Jan 7-Cld Han nh Sprague, Cook Blanchard
blanchard, and Ann WEIGH, Magma New York; d Wilson
BENJAMIN. Baltimore Arr freedom. Grafton Camden, Me-
Ga 8th Aabamiao Lane and Geo Haett, Howes, NYork
| lsadore, Springer Boston.
New ORLEANS, Jan sA Leandcr. [Brl Stewart Lo, don
Thorn ston; Geneee. Ninot, New York; Mary Nedr, Per
Maria; Ellie IDsn] Book Rio Janero; Marlnela, Sheffield
Matamoras; Lewellyn. Burgess Matagoda Ga V,spasaa
Barstow, Boston; IipIecanoe Gray, Vera Cruz; Wakona
nor'and and Ocnugee Peet. York; Waldemar DANISH
| Schmidt, Amsterdam: Delta Hncslev b on; Powhatan
SAUNDERS ChaTleson Betsey Jane Br Thomas, Kingston
ia; l. Visa. [Brl Newn an do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

SUN RISES ''T 2j WV ~
SUN SETS '.......t 80 man wATER...'''... 81
Cleared
Barques Joserh runard Br) Hsrs~o Liverpool Stewart
Wright; Ala tic BIemD Grave Bremen Never Stucken
BIes Topaz, Naybee 81 Croir Beet v9e, Amand', Ames
Matanzas by tn Ensfpuzs, tBr DUrkee Demera.
Bnine T.. Henderson. New Orleans. Ewell Y Go
Duch gsiiot Jeanette Maria pecschcr hseston. Schmidt
B,lchen schs Lucinda Whittemofe, Charleston, Brett
Vose, Edward Adams, Krmpton Wilmington, NC by the
Arrived.
ship Adirondck H'cAstad from Liverpool Dec 49, with
mdse to q r. Tumble
Brig Danube VnsI II DAYS from New Orleans with sug,
mrsrI sailed with ship Hud on, of Newcastle, Me-
for New York
Brig Eolus Haley 10 days from Apalachicola with cotton
10
Danish schr Anna, Mozen So days from Madanedo with
1879 hides master Left bs Orleans. Lewis OF aud for Bal
more. ldg, to sail in 3 weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

PHILADELiHIA, Jan l8Ar Psngon, Green, Wash ngton,
NC; iodin Blew. NYork Cid Elizabeth J, thew Rsmng
ton, Havana.
BALriaoRr. Jan l7-Cld Goethe, Irem) Homaun Bremen
Sid EgeIemt Sawyer st Thomas Cole Cahoon, slem
Al. xandra, Lewis, NYork.
York =" " - -
NoRroLK, Jan I3Arr Ovoca NYork; Fortune Thomaston
Below. Berry, from New Bedford Cid Edw Blake Guada-
loupe
GEoRGETowN, Sc Jan i3-An Juno. Norris. aud Friend.
Lewis, N York.
Foreign Ports.
HAvAsA Jan s.A Prince de Jcinyille Gardner Newport
Dawes do; Par dye Doughe.ty Bath 3h, Baltic.
Best; Malaga Mo'son. and Patriot Knowles, Boston, Des-
den Stearns. aud Ceylon Tro Bath Sid 3D. Wallace Long
Matanzas; 4ih harrington Barton, Cardenas.
MArANzAs, Jan 3-An Importer. Haihorn, Wilmington.
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Married,

On Wednesday evening, 18th inst. by the Rev. John
VI krebs d. d., Mr.. EDWARD =. Books to ApELSE Ma
rIpA daughter Of John Loverdgc, Esq all of this city
On the 18th inst by the Rev. DR.. Davis JAMES G. Ma
Esq attorney at law to Miss CArHARISE A. FERRIS
only daughter of the late George Ferris, Esq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

% doing The previous question called and the ayes
and noes and the resolution with the amendment
carried, ayes lO6 noes 6l
Mr THoMAssor.-I look upon this trihing with the
matter entirely to refer to the Committee to en-
quire when they've refused to do any thing about It,
The House then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

FIRST BoARD, Jan $4,000 State SIS and cash, SSa
800 do SIS do IS 35 shrs Girard Bank 81 ~ do Norris
town Rk 81 100 do North Am ins a DIDO Penns Bank
at Is do Northern Bank Ky 95 $4,000 State and
63i (; shrs Union Bank Tenn 63t 20 do North Amer
lean ns II 20 do Kentucky Bank and 10 5000 State
SIS. and 63s IS shrs s Bank ST do Moy amensng
Bank as4 10 do Schuykill Navigation co 80 $1,000
Reading RR, 1850, 72a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

This points out where the falling off Is to be found The
principal deficiency y in the importation of manufactures
hScs0he under these heads and tn cause of that def
Cheney plainly to be in the nature of these art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19
Foreign InpOrtatiOns

LIvEEPooL-Ship Adiro, da,k-Nr,e q + Trim e-C
imbb,rd-sa DIS, Fox co-Wiaht, surges shaw-lngIs
by Boisceau X Coz Payton-L d Cpu co.. farmer Y co
IS T Jones co-Paton Stewart Goron Hodges COZ
Sh,w-H Farnp. Gov Wh,tewreht-K kIng land v
;?9Tstone = eo-,sheoon. Phelps COW Hiochmsn--R
Haiehfkess Brothers co.. Reese 4 SON. Connah-
hendr,ck Bros-y l. ihipps co.'s rooks-G w Shields
e Northumberland Mead u COW Oh upcey-E beyer
H Owen-J Owen--W Bend-Poultney N Jenkns--H
War II COW BenjsmnS COL Ausrpury-l Newt NJ
Lyman Clapp COZ * Stewart X co--Post Thomas-T
Tucker-G Dorr-Thonas & COT Hunt--0odfey, PATTI
X COW u Hack. N-snd 10 order
Domestic Importations.
NEw ORLEASs-Brig Danube-9e3 sticks Iogwood Wood
-i53 hhds master
ArAlscHGoLA-Brg lFolus-2o7 blss cotton Boonen Graves
Y co-3i q Lester
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

LIvERYooL-Packet ship Yorkshrs-ti-n Tom Thumb and
servant I Baroum, STATION and Lady. w Holberton
Edmund q Simpson, Thos w Bradwood Gillian le rye
Cisco Of New York. Roht Waller Philadelphia; James Dick
WIN I Whitehead. VIM Roy, Montreal; LOUIS Mark, bearer
nf desnatches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

t-fcess OF exp0Tts,'' f,4gI44T .
The returns for si3 present the most favorable features
The exports exceed the imports nearly eleven millions
of dollars; condition of trade that has not been expert
enced but twice since 1880.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19
PORTS AND EXPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES.

This shows that the importatons OF free goods have
increased, while those paying duties have decreased
more than twenty millions in value. The exports have
fallen Of both Of do"'esv ona foreign goods.
lecs the than any thing else. 1t is cri
teron othe improved condition of the country. The
imports of 1912 exceeded those of 1913 many millions
while the exports varied but small per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19
AUCTION SALES.
thuhiAs BELL. Aaeliouc-.
lStsre No. 30 .ann sfreei.l


(sts'e No. 30 Ann 'treet)
FRIDAY,
Rssn,,r At ~ e'closk a, ,he sales room,
s,o,., Q, Al a,nd. eord mere. vs.prs ~.
caps. JUDI. soh"s '1' Quantity nsis o.
s'y w" Fs% , ess .ss. ~'eh e Of
A''' 100 fine shirts f sshHR IS y h"'hsd-'sy fine
Extensive ana & Ssi sss y . toe se room
cutlery teas wines groceries, and various Housekeeping anti
chair. tables BUREAUS, sofas. eaTeis iooIns H..
ss nor and bedroom furniture taois ad bed linen. Kitchen
Also u hasesome bedsr ads Is bureaus splendid sofas.
Hogsefurnhng Arcles-Also fine assortment Of nearly
sh ss S %I 'HS S"s S cloths 1ns. large
Mso' beautiful set Of double plate dsh covers dozen
ware &c. &c. ''' ''"'eN "'''' s'-''
asss III ss: s;sG:a n q
prompt hi. establishment d: charge solely Of
THONGS BELL. IS Ann street..
81 a sIIEAMBoAT FOR sALE.IFor sale,
the W% EHei."ss ON %:d
' s ss an. % i' IL
b Ss w e ss s a. 'g' G q. I..: @
' ;sG IsnT l. Ga sset ,a7 issi 5%adh s..
sI she and q;
S'iis'?s% % 'Ps
18th, besides spacious 70, on her prom,psd- esek
has BEEN (sving larger quantity than WA
rqured Tor her use Her and svery
rcie .ee ted with The utmost Her boilers nssrlv
s~, having been short time Her engine il ew
nd OF the modern hsv,sg been trs-J m
possible name which p,ove Il to be second to
Her draft Of being about three feet e{sbt
he, wieh Ia alone makes her doubiy valuable a. II an
ees ne, to eTo'. u. bar at ne lowest de. Her speed
make the New jersey passage boat of the mort
lie the Hudson. - ~ - w. ~
Terms cash, city funds
II Is resumed persons Wishing 10 puchxae will sx,rps 6v
hems Ives previous 70 day Of sale iIIiolIs,c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19
Passe myers Arrived.
Passengers sailed

LvERPooL-Shp Administrations II Shearm
Homer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY TO-


sun RISES. .'.'.'.'..7 % Ngw MOON ..... |
SUN SETS. '''''....t 80 man wArER.....''...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19
NEW YORK VOCAL SOCIETY,

+. C.. TICKER, PRECEDENT
THE Subscribers respectfully informed thar the Finn
Concert OF the above Soc cids bly, t
Friday the January when Will tahe place the Wash
nRon Hoie bIoadwal ITO consist e Vocal Music Psr
by about 100 voices neIsperIed with Instrument Music
Full psrtio ulars in small bills.
Terms OF Subscription the Socitty Four Concerto m
tLg the fubscr to three admissions each SO h the
privilege o. purchasing two extra apy Concert 81 so
each. - " ~
lists for oper the Music Stores OF
MessIs. Atw ii Go Nlesrs Dubois Co Messrx Hover 8
Co., Messn Stoda art u Co ,and at the residence Of
j. w. ROSTER Secretary,
jill gt'rc "a Prince strept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

MUBEUM
AND PICTURE GALLERY
Extraordinary, opposite tie Cisu Hnu)
- ADMISSION ONLY l2h CENTs-n
The Manager happy with Nina
Gypsy Girl sister 49, 1855"
THE CELEBRATED Gypsy QUEEN,
Of the American Museum She seen fram O'clock IN
the morning III lock in the afternoon dressea
co,nme and can be privately consued regarding PAST
PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS. She cannot BE-
seen IN the evening National Portrait Gallery eosmo-
rama, and 500, $50 CuTositlrs
Admission .hlliugl2h extra to those who con.
snt the tiipiy Girl. " "
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24

$50 cite "Gmmiidlnn9 ber Tatienal Rrs
9eruu9 in Stoa,S sln9elc9enbeiten" ffatt9c'
funcsu bat, auocrs ais lbrliticnss8ittfdIrlfs
ten III Sem @ongreB inter bic Sieen su tres
ten, III mir uubcfaunt. QSill eer 6epublifas
ner ciu @rcmpcl ipeeifSircn ?
9ter @runbfab: "Seineois
refte G arirun9."
Ter Simmel fpsiB mas bic epfc Scfcs ta'
ben Wolcn-fIe Wollcn feline inoircfte Gdri,
run9 Cpurd cinen 3ariff) unb audi feline Di'
refte, burdb cinen &cpfs3ar, ood 9ibt CO ilur
oirle stpci Wctbcocn in nnlerm 2anbe, I'M
cas Su Der SprtfiIbrun9 Der Gc9ierun9 nDI
thi9e @co aufsubrin9cn. Sb fe cine @nts
oedung 9emadt haben, mcburd fIe bic 9ie'
9irruu9 NIT SO II b pbcr ben TbicriId)cn
Wa9nctiemue fcrtfuhrcn fDnnen, 1T mir uus
bcfannt 4; - Die Giebereien ibrer 9 II b.
gre Iurers ipredeu 9c9en ticfe Seee
- abcr menu fIe nid)t cine Iold,e @ntbeflInd
oemadlt t1ben, uno oaS Commencement muB
nod fllnftig ocripnltrt pcrcen mie bi6bcr, 70
linb bie @ruueidte Der Qofo Trfc 4,artbei 70
menig UcrnO9cno ben @rfcrbcrni6en su cnts
lpreden, ais cine GaBe hinterpdrt6 auf eis
nen Gaum flcttcrn fann
2ct erlnubt c6 mir Jest nid,t, mrbr mitsus
thCileu-QSas bic 1cfos II d1 bnben ipol'
len, babe idl in Der Surge untcriud,t .--9Senn
mfrs bic 3cit erloubt, meroc idD uddllens at
bcmcilcn iudcn, mas iIe y ben wolIen.
Sbre Druder thun wcbl, ibvrn qcfer MIR at
| ia9en mas ftc II / d. haben wcllcu, cbcr
lpas ibre GrunbldBe II / d lno, font wurs
DC jcnc paribei balo Su cinem fleinen Soau'
fen berab9efd)mclScn icm. 0aS 9roBe gSuns
Der III nur, pic cs m09id) it fir ben 9rcBen
1bcil ibrcr slnbdn9cr fdI 70 al Der 9toie
berumfibren su laecn, ipenn bcd, orn alIcn
Sriten bet infer 3uifano laut fprid,t, taB
Ite I'D, ibren eiqenen llntcrgan9 bercitcn.--
2lGe GicieBIcftQfctt nno rcItiIhe llnmcrais
tat. ole has ScrteNucrn bcr 9fcpublif jcbt
70 laut brorcben, haben mir Der @ruupiaelos
f9fcit rcr Qcfp Tcfcs Su peroaufcn.
Gtner pcm 8clf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
aNicper eim SSarrcn Gammtp ayiors


llnierr Ge9Hcr 5eitun9en tcmnhcu fid,
oufs 9Isuecrlte ibrc @ctreucn9 9Iauben ju m0s
dcrr el6 9ienacn Die Sreunoe pcu NenrD
Clap III SCbaarcu pr untcritiBun9 res 6.
It. pclf ubcr. lluteriRdt man ater Gle Sas
tbe, 70 fncct iIt) je0eSmal6 bas bic @crndte
crrihtct lInb. 98ir f6nncn abcr nit 98obr=
tclt iIgcn, oaB mir nidt in Stauee iIno ale
gHcdhil bon pclf 81 @laY an,ufltbreL mctm
etcitbe eincn iu 9rcBcn 0faum III umlcrm
&Iatte nnfHcbmen wlirecu. Gtcs mag picl:
4citbt Yrn montcu al6 prnblerei au9elcbCu
ipcrecn, 0tcr c6 lit uno tlritt lSabrbeit, NIB
elc trmmcHee YSahl miro CO bcfdtiacu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
Senbet Die Sofuncute III llmlonf
SSur 20 Scuts Bis smr SSabt!!

9ln icld1e pnIcre Srcuntc wcldle une III Der
9lusbreung Der Wnbrbeit bebnlflid lein pcls
len - uno tber unlere @ancicoten 9enanen
lmtcrrd,t su 9ebeu - liber bic @runefdee
weld,e ibre g8Qbt benz 8clfe bon pennlYlpas
uien lId,crn fcN, fa9cu mir, lest t 3 te
5ett sur QBiVfun9! Q8ir MAIDEN
Sen @rrIhlag, nnicre 3eitn9 bis nad Der
98dbluna bon Clap uno W(orfle ab3ueneen,
fiir 25 @ents in 8crouSbeS0hlung. Der
Sclo;ug it jeBt orNcuos 9c6fnct trdh bic
@ruennung bon S.arrti ms s d) IL
@apitdne- -9ebt nns clIre S1ulfe IN Ger
9lu6breimr9 Der Drfrmcntc. Sdctt uns
Dicle Sublcritenten. poitmeiter fno 9es
feBlih tsouftra9t nit @clc cntbaltcnr Srtefe
al Crufer frei su itberfenreu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
Gic Spnlcetaum Grprca.

Sd,rn III ciucr frilheren 3cit bat eicfcs
Sdlmue @littdlcu cincu 9In9rttf anf funs uno
rir QEhi9. partbri III pft,a @alntp 9tmott
ca mir uns abcr uur fchr un9crn nit fcld)
0emciuem @ciinorl bcfafen, uEo ihncn gcrnc
qcioten iId, III ibrcm ciQencn Seth gu nal.
sen, 70 tabfu mir c6 uuterlaeeu ;U anhrrrs
TIL. Scet aber nlIdlt Der &riGIer micocr Cit
8eriud', to6 qute &cif bon guds GauHY
otautcn ;u madcu, CT babe eiuru @rtcf pru
S.cibclbcr9 crhdIten, Wrrln rcrIlthCrt lrt,
eaf fid, picIc sen uuicru 6rcunocn cen Vctfs
reibcu on9cfdlrfcu tiltcu. CGf CT emcn
TrCf crbdIteu hat, m6dte alIcnf1S fem,
ater rb er frIdlCn SuNoItS 1T, has III fic
Tra0c Wa9 MN BEN lrin mic es mil, jcs
etrmann i'll eiclcm @duHtD mciB haG ale
lBcd,frI baicGbit ~ unftrn @junftcn Gno. =
SIifr oIic fam man ipitccr fehcn, mic cs NIT
ben Bcdlct oue{Jeht mcrcn hielr Ncrreu
Elm 70 lontc6 &iefdrCi pcrflltrCu. Tur @es
ruIr, |,citciterA ,piro cisieS Srdtjahr cire
lpcit aroscre gBbig Mebrteit 9cbrn ais cs
ie QctbaR hat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
2tu iciucm 5rcumScm f0nut tbr ib
crecnucu.

Q8c. itnp bie Sreunbe bcs S,errt pcIj
lie Ccmcfratcn bon IeunefIe uno alj
ilIbIid,cn Staateu, Sttmm:e cincr pcn
ncn fn ctnen SthuesGarif? Nie! 81
tc jema!5 elmer bon linen auf cinrr fold
MtaBre9cl i'm @prgreB ent9eaeusuartcite
u c II, Iic! 81 e6 wabrIheinlich, b
id, !serr prIt pru iciueu Srcunben lcefat
mirb, ca man pcis, paB er rs ME bel
that? giriu, bnrhans nid)t. SincS 6ffc
licben WdEncs @je0nuun9en laBen Gd et
icaut an cen NantIan9en uno aulId,ten
ner Srthnre nabrnebmeu, aIs an lcinen eli
gsn--uno mlIurtcr ucd, cher.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24
tlu0tIf.

2lls AM Icetcn Drnucrltd9, Ncrr & e L
sh ert bon Sncsg8hcttbal, nit Der Weaidts
nc Al oreld,cn im gegriff mar, nurbcn tets
ne VfcrNe unbGnct9 nno 9lrn9en Ill Ger per
ncs@,emolt burd,. Gin Scln tcs S.crrn
NIeid,crt meltbcr Die MaIhine fiitterte rann'
tc aus bcr Sdeuer UNI rte Qferoe auf5ufons
0cu {; ais CT I'D, absr bcr @cpolt ndherte,
flc9 ciuc3 rcr 9idrer i'll Stntfen, rpcucn etnt'
&C leinc Hcine trnfeu uuc cines berIeIbcn
id'luer in Nleildlc Ucrlpuuccte uno cas all:
r''S S''v'.',t { ,iutrrhnlb rem jEnlc abid)lu9.
EcEtcre6 IoIl iehr Seritbmettcrt ieIli, nHo utrt'
ltldN miro cine 9ImputatlcR ncthmenei9 ner'
ten.
a<icoer eim SSarrcn Gauntp OtorS.
Siu Blrreu @nuntp, 9teu Serlep, wurOe
ltBic IScdle ein SChn curd) iciuen 8atcr un'
ter frlQcnrcu tlmltInbcn erIdbceen. Ter
&utr, Wi1tthep ADree, ein WchIbabenocr
EurGcr upn 2lamud)e Ictte nit cincm lcltll
4&ttb6blIrc eoleltit, gum 9rcecn ISsrcrub
lrlHcr Srsuncc. 9In ctnem Nbcno madtcl
tlth rrcl lciuer S6hnc nit eiuer fleinen Com:
pdQHIs nuf, I'M bas QEcib6buo pcu BORT sll
nrrrrtttcn. 2Il5 iIe ober III oas SSaH6 &C:
trcdFH .parclL cr9riff Der alto Wann icl,
Cjcwrhr, mo idYcB alf bic &ompoguic, me
Ger GrfO9 bdprn mar, ons Ct Ictneg Scbr
WItrr on8CnblflldI tOotcte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24

Gin jnnAes 6raneu;immcr ocn Is SabrI
NiIB Sorah tcgan, Grdtcr tes Sorn. Sci
1c2an upn 9totiueu Gaunldlip mclIte d
Withrch MorNcn ouf cen pitebur9 Sra
rci'cu ais thr Ifcro iCtcu purcc, iIc abpd
uno ctma 500 Shritte writ Id,lefte. q
war fr itrccflid ;u9cridtet coB fe wrn
9Iu9cntltde fpdter, nohcem man (Ic in
benahbartcS SIou6 9ebradlt bate, perldIid
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-24

Sd,wer teitraftcr QcidtfI II
Oret Ruabcn, Die III CoutD, @crmcnt, in
nem gBaarcuhauic, III mcld,cm I'D, aud, c
puperfas tcfdue, ipicltcu, rclltrn Id) al
23ifcu pcri9cn MruatS ras. @rr9nir0en ciu|
GrpGciIca pcrfhofcn. Sir Icgten cine tlci
VuIpcridlan9e ouf cen 8crcn, sunrctcu Il
fcItc ou,-ruo ilc0en iammt eem Maga;i|
i'll rie Quft. SIC bE6tcn fir ibreu erihtFl
nit benz Fcbfu.