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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

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kleir hapbiness and their money N 4 N
0get any u year "a Oily, bbody. ~ NY 81
cprsod war TO prove 10 tho Norld n 5 l.lI
ia real fine gentleman, and that "A .' elA'p.
AIDES Of the Washington steamer will Co.. llSl'
theK than those OF me BFifisHef ~. lar.
the Robert Peel vessel-of-war. "
at may be very true that rich ana IA.
ted men in Pennsylvania wish 10 nsv ~ ~,
and that the real Obiectors are The nn ne ueD'
German agrculturIsts, who cannot 10 49, ~
understand The effect Of character unon Co.. y
An this may be very true, but it is dono.,i.
quarrel. Their schurchwardens Of ranuto,;oS'
must make q priyatQ rate Of infancy lor &c.
aelves-we have nothing 70 do with M 49,
The real quarTD ~ tlIe Unpaid Word 49, 49,.
Che Stale OF Pennsylvania. W.. ~ ~
"And now dear Jonathan, let me 6e0 of ,,o,,
% follow the advice ola real friend, Who w;Ii
say to you what Wat Tyler had not fbe v;,, 80
70 say, and what all speakers in the eleven -
cent pennsylvania elections havo caution.i,,
abstained from saying, 'naale rreaf eg,,y
book MPsGt once and pay. You have no con
cePpon Of the obloquy and contempt 70 wbicb
you are exposing yourselves al over Eurono
Boil 10 naturally disposed 10 love YOU: but ~
loves nobody who does not pay him. His m.
agInary paradise 10 some planet Of puncinal
payment. where ready money prevails. snd
where. debt and discount are unknown a.
for me as soon az Ehear that the last fartb;n,,
is paid to the last creditor, will appear on ms
knees at the bar OF the Pennsylvania SENATE
III the plumeOpicean robe Of American cobfro'
versy. Each Conscript Jonathan shall trickle
over me few drops Of tar, and help 10 decorate
me with those penal plumes in which tbc van.
pushed reasoner Of the transatlantic world does
homage to the physical superiority of his on.
oonents. And now, having eased nv soulol
Is Indignation, and sold my gtcclg az AZ perce
discount, IsulkilY retire from the subject, Win
fixed intentIon Of lending n0 more money io
rec and enlightened republics, but 81 employ.
ng my money hencefo Ia buying up Abys.
iIsiau bonds. and Purchasing into the Turkish
Eollrs, ot the Tunis Three and-a Hall per Cent.
unds aSxDNET SIXTH"
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

n N 49,
LETTER FROM MR. HIVES.
The following letter from tie Hon. WIN.
LIAM y. RTVEs as win BE- seen from it's face
Was written 70 personal and political friend Il
Hanover, but anolher gentleman haViu,
LEANED 10 conversation with Mr. RrvEs Ira
he had written such letter, containing iul
Presidential election, has obtained a COPY o
the letter. with permission 10 have il published
AZ the best means ofsatisfyipg All Enquiries anr
removing all doubts as 70 the course Mr.
RrvEs WI pursue IN the approaching contest
WAeH1EGTONs ! AN. 4. 1874
My DEAh SIR II seems to be now delini
lively settled that The country is 70 be called
upon To relfact the solemn decision rFonohnc-
ed by II i'm 1910 upon. the dement's ar Nj. Van
Buren's administration and to restore him Ia
power, without a solitary atoDement for the
past or pledge Of amendment for The future.
The Indicators which have been given here,
since the assembling of Congress, are too Big-
nifcant 20 be misunderslood. The Convo6-
ton ar BALTIMORE will have nothing 10 DO blt
to register and proclaim the odict of the caaous
Ia the Capitol
In this State 0f things are we, who have so
ofien teEti6ed in the face ofthe world our
deep and eafneas convictions Of he fatal and
demoFalizing Tendencies Of Mr.. Van Buren's
whole system Of political action. 70 stand as
idle with folded arms, andto shrink into an in
glorious had almost said reasonable neu.
tFality, beeausa Of some differences OF opinion
on questions of public policy from Mr.. Clay,
which wise spirit Of moderation, and the re-
tnuniEe3 arhiGrn nsork -anE flan ruhlfc will Awo
-Eiasas iug n1a guigud6 and extent
hnmbly think no.
The election Of CHEF Magistrate offbe M.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
TENvrssrE LEGIstATuRE.-Iuesday J

TENNEssEE LEGIstATURE.-Iuesday Jan. %
The bill to secure to the married ladies' ths pro-
perry which they held before marriage.has been
rejected by the House of Representatives.
The Senate took up report on Federal rela>
tons. from the House, and thc subject Of the pro-
hahle designs Of England, in relation to the slave
institution of Texas; and the course to be pur>
sued by this Union, in the event, that slavery
should be attempted 10 be abolished by that pow
or in Texas. Several amendments were offered
to the report, aud were rejected. No decisive
action had been taken on the report.
The Legislature was expected to adjourn on
Monday, 9Th inst
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

We call tho attention ofour readers to the let
tor ofMr Rives, m our columns uFtO day. Mr..
:Rises has heretofore occupied medium position.
between the Wing and Tory party. He i. What
il termed q conservative. Read his views and
ask yourself is mot exactly right atthis timer
Donot outrage reason and truth, and say no |!
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

pDAavKRaeorYPE.D--Our friend Of the "Dem-
ocrat," OF last week, would have done as well 20
have copied our entire article, on the subject Of
tic "Daguereotype Miniatures" not Portraits,
ofMessFs Wellington aud Jordan, as il seems %
havp required great labor. for him. too keep OHt
Of our scords, in giving our ideas. He says, the
gentlemen are "quite polite and attentive" al
though, abe does not know that they 'lay claim
10 any fascinating address" Do you know
Mr.. Editor, that these gentlemen rlay claim"
to being quite polite and attcntiYe2 We should
think i not necessary for them to "claim" any
such accom- lishments, since thecommunfty moe
cheerfulIy and gratuitOusly accord these 70 them
But Mr.. Editor, is there no differences between
paIiteBess and attention, and .'fascinating adj
dress7" IL so, In what docs this consist "A.
man may be very polite-he may comply with
all the rules of social etiquette; yet his addfesg
may be destitute Of pleasantness and Smiling.
cordially, and ifthese two qualities bp wantlnE.
and cold formalty alone be CbseFseds gan his
address be @fascinating2,
Now we assume, that these gentlemen are
not only s.polite. thatiss they not only comply
with the rules BY whichs gentlemen should Be
governed in tier social intercourse, bur that
they manifest likewise, so much native kind.
ness ofheart and cordially pf feeling a. 70 rem
der their .saddress, = exceedingly suav0ns and
viii you give il up Mr, Edi-
tori
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

Days Lang Syae. came 10 hand last evening
9th, Louisville Journal. and our Nashville and
Columbia exchanges; and again this. the 2sth,
papers TO the 90 from Louisville. and 25th from
Nashville. We begin 10 feel hapnv again. ~
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
A rory DIssENTER.

The Hon. VIM. Wilkins of Pennsylvania. has
openly denounced, the strict construction doc
ttine, and warns his party that since Mr.. Jeiter>
son could purchase Louisiana, at eleven mill
lions Of dollars. to be cautious how they opposed
a liberal construction Of the constitution. he -
in favor ofinternal improvements BY the genera.
government, and as high tariff. as the boldes'
advocate ofthe American systera, may feel dis
posed to impose. - ss44 es7erh Z
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
0uR PAPERS,

AEEiked from Tuscaloosa, BY the steamer
Marina. On Saturday, 9th Of 5hhuaEy.
The Post Master at Tuscaloosa writes that the
Eastern M il a shs Ali inst. onlys haa heennes
ceiycd there, the high waters, therefore must OBJ
truci the mail passage. between ihat pOiHt and
Augusta, Ga.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

.It 4 said that Mr.. Wise viii be renominatcd,
as Minister Plsnip6t lntiafy. and Envoy Extra-
ordinary nea lie court Of 81. Cloud Willie
be confirmed IL 20 be Is the last friend thai
Mr.. Tyler has IN either house. He win be then
n Congress, d ~ has ever been before tho peD>
pie. without defender.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

COMPENSATORY Our receipts of papers
ron Washington are 70 The Sill Of Jan, me
have received BY Nashville Fem, and Lou
Ispille, IS -papeps of later date: but thew cor.
tain nothing Of interest from Congress.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

RIP VAN WINffL WAX e U ~
The tditbr Of &c pgmtei1t. appes On 1||,
psetical dIscriptido, M a6fs IN his lass pap|
Of The beautiful alag Lily and the "Rcsema-
~, Isp reosiEad from . friend, 90 o fully nruus.
ed from years ofIsshargy and mental siumber.-
ftisS now 90 be hoped that he il awake---his
readers may expect many brilliant efasions Of
fancy, and sparkling coruscati0ns Ofhnmor and
wit.
0reatest obligations 10 the fcsnscilatofs OF these
inng dormant gheuIfiee. They may now confs,
denly anticipate On emancipation from The "Iong
night Of Pros" BY which he has 30 faithfully
and fully obscnred and CENTRALIZED their imagine
.uti6ns!s Now dat, BE- fBAwahe, We hope ne win
lceane his deyOtiDnsto bis PaeDd EditoEaQfahe,
GIobe and Richmond EnapiSeE, and come opt
boldly upon his own responsibility for such pU-
litieai views AZ be mdy " disposed 10 aavOcae!
Upon Che subject Of the Senatorial election, lIc
mayed mum. Upon the subject Of The annexa-,
iion Of Texas he breaches not word. Upon the
right OF petition he speaks not.-UPon the mode
Of Ievyine duties on imports, for fevenue, he
gives no opinion. Whers are you DIR. Editor y
Will yen let ~ know In Kindness we ask,
shall we bo frankly answered. we hope we
are near together on these points, and Ifso. we
wish your help. re"
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

Our AcOryesponderts- Who wish 10 c0ntFf
butte to our columns, must accompany their con
tributions BY their names. or otherwise they will
not be pubIished. We hope our friends viii con-
tribute much to the wv
.'Stanzas,'ss we presume IL by = fictitious an
thor. We know no man BY tho accompanying
name in Cclumh ps, III however. there should Be
one, We shnuId like to see him.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
81 a kIcal.
Fro,l, Eard .rnz u Der

From 9iefo Llrux t0s GENDER q. 81
IT is reported that . MeEicap aect.was shout
to sail for Havuna; purpose unknown That
the commissioners Of ucataa, artired Il.
leo on the 18th, and the probability ia, llas y s.
catan viii be reunited to the Mexican States ID
peace s The Mexican iournuls quote every artis
Gle of importance, from the papers of the u.
States, in relation to the annexation Of Texas
10 this country. The same papers discuss the
treaties to permit strangers to trade in Mexico.
iIhe sin Oh 1anuAry' Inc 2etn Annlversary OF
the great and decisive armed negotiation be-
tween England and the u. States, was celebra.
ted, in, New Orleans, in an appropriate manner,
despite the inclemency cfthe weather.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

the arrivals and departures of our port steam.
ers for the last week.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
OUR LEGISLIATURE.

Tho proceedings of that body having been
withheld from US, for so long time. by the i'm
possibility of passing the cad from this place 10
Jackson, We shall be wholly unable to give the
proceedings Of that body in ull. This we do no,
much regret. as they would not prove of great
interest To the general reader. the Legislation.
consists. principally, inbiIIs and resolutions af-
fectiug individuals and localities. a Il general
measures, withihe debates on them. viii Ii. Civ
in the future. provided our exchange papess
como regularly. The reports Of the Auditor Of
Public Accounts and tie Treasurer being now
before the Legislature, the financial department,
must during the remaining portiOnof The session.
occupy much of the time oflhat body.
! We have not so0na from orr menbers from
Lowndes !; except that Col. Kincannon, asked.
70 be ezcnsed from serving on the COMMITTEES Of
Ways and Means. and Mr.. Whitfield, nv his
vote BY voice for Mr.. Barton, for the u s. Ssi.S
ale. in preferences 10 Gen. speieh:. What win
Ac,lk CnroliHa.' now think Of ESQ. yFhitieId
Didsthn Gal a@eisss % ne ecu sed, from scfv-
ng on tho COMMITTEES of Ways and Means les.
he. should be under the necessity of making .
report to tax the people s What say you Col
Would you shon responsibility, .ifnos. wlefe
8 your assumption bin
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

The slave trade 10 stiI1 carried 80
AREA and Cuba Why do not The r
balitonats Of the United States atfsnd II n =
human pirpcys 3 ''r 8 = s1ts
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

We are p'eased to receive the Wing Almanac
fsr4e44 epresume this came from me Office
Of the N. Y. Tribune. We return thanks to the
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

ag'iaa h
ll.
ene snalIet ~
S sSies OithoPs.
gems offr
gye ig&sy M
/ hnd YET int5s
we iaal ihmsI
Phiietbe co.,
po.ancel Il i@'
pold a.temB,- IL
| take back ibe., y.
| e. judgment. ~;
| 1'glesi Office d
deposed. Byo1.. .oi
!'ilcailon and ie..
know not h \,
view such a p,o...
co.ntempluoH ny.
si 1..G ofths
insult in he p5Sls
And by wbqtr
again presentsi
candidate ofii
tainly BY is
| " who W
| PFeeale shd5
theaei buiMt
Of ssli eoh ia
Holled with
sdroit mahao
q The individual
ont the Union ea
toir dirs, 10 tsF
Che Presidents
ioarthsof theaa
I gen proportion
lheir preference
yet 10 utter COME
o. the party, sn3
y equitable
y,ing atihe uiIlol
dun Of a fan, eqd
seniaron ID be
friends oihir YmB
GA mqehinsrgo'pm
ton derived loth
q the Jesuils ITO
Clubs Of Revold.an
of Two active sP.hk
the wi and eolIId
entire bodios 'lmm
he, and he onIE
party lsehotd
iriotic men as ll
theirown character
and the SACRED p
eminent should ull.s
luous struggle loo
forever tyfanyo'aH
milted 10, maa fnsly
lar lnstituliong n'cia
That Of an uncur
garchy.
And what sFo ibs
Wes Of adminIandls
ised us as theifhB
alton ! Areiumi5
Of the Sub TieisHi
upon the currency
TIC country 3 JdAt
the mere fact Of q pfi
Of Government ila
is inheielniaa
torprising, andt @ioi
ness pursuits le nl.IU
prosperity antclFiih an
exchanges 20 colnllm
porand nalu level aa7
thrown into hhfqm
plunged intolehasd
'erimeHts, sbply 10 Gstlr
'arly tEiumpliin bcol
ire openly a. ii.h0m
crest Of The ogsmag M
'e added, byaulalm
%, AL that bu'nh
Thich 20 10 eloi i.r
,ir Van Bufen's
iplied schemes fo
ma Presidential Hmn
liqaie expsnddweGt
unity aud protect
brs purchased bTk
crFices "a new Bro
iOyis and The halr
ppearauco 81 Whrha
rondesl proofs ollop
NJ change then deere
eOple. But Il were vil
.ing OF the tesmilg a111
snd fhe fundameliaI he
'p q political system VA
ng pogemmeBi abt
.1 good ofths county,
j1b rs De Administered
lyfp 0fwhich fhe Rla
and alm0aI-
Now I would aak nli
'choudod from Mt
laht 10 have DE We
"a when compared
llLiVB evils poiE1na
pbhcan freedom ali
sources Of n1a
plnes which gatt
We would IneVila n
1. Ma BhFen Ns
radh before 0ur
s.. ilb ga sand ihTali.
lril,ste Bank all
5iecto tie IaTlflt,
< AIHClay's efss&
lers hsn every fe
3 une1c loDablea8
B hR infn.l
nnfr1iC iphyr srw1
lsianei ~ aU
UsII n...
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

6EoR0lAs---G Gen. clfrcb The co. 81 4
,os 1oagtess II This State, Is elected s. ~
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

The LocOs nre IN ! most wpfal Prsdicamenil ia
Congress Three propositions 70 modify Tho
present tariff have been rejected. What will
they do
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

The nominatiou of Mr.. Hc1shaw 10 the Secr1
saryship ofshe Navy haa been rejected by the u
s. Senate. BY q very large vote. The ofico il.
now vacant
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

= Iauy ~ Morgan Mass, lately rave Il, i. I,
opF 1Oanclpg boys, @ zone fen aa,eop 3. = z
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

The Louisville Jou rnal says, thai Ito open and
manly ayowal Of Mr. r ives. i likely % be f6l.
lowed. By aimihr one from Gov GiImsr, Of VI.
and that II iaexpected that Mr.. Calhoun vii ere
long renounce his connection with Tho Vaniles.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-18
S0c0ED Sitter

@eber<Stefer IN Der Staet 9lllentallir,
@eoiel,t fId tieicr Gicle9enEeit Dem publis
FUN auSu,ei9cu rae cr ole Sober Sieferet
wicSerum hc9cnnen bat, nno Srpor III Der
OamiItcn Strase, bcinohe 9crabc 9rsenilbcr
ecm 8aithauIc ocs Sncob joa9cubuh; allpo
CT ale in ieir Sad einid,Ia9enbe
6 lie fer QS d,reu
bcitincig anf Sanc halten cber audi anf
ScReuun9cn ocrferti9cn miro. ST bctreitt
audi su9irid
2i6ter9tc 6erct,
uno bc;Gblt int gtustaufd, fir @ccerpaaren
occr Saar9clo ben ~hrh(ten philacelphia
Warftpreis fir lluid,licht, uno l66t ulte icine
@ccrrpaareu 70 pie Die &idjter an ecn a0cr
niecriqiten lreiien ob.
Gr it onaftar fir acnrBcne Rurbfd,af,
nno mro Cd, itets befreten aae Die ihn nit
ihrer &lncfdaft teebrcn ecGfrmnlen 81 be-
frtcel0en.
Sct. 2, nQ3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-18
9orcbf lnD Na6metler,
ScppibsQGebcr in 9lQentaltlt,

ScpplUsQSebct N 2luentdllll.
8cbicnpn I'D, eiefcr @rIe9enheit circm ae,
cbrten publifum Die 2Insci9e sr MAIDEN, bos
fe cine ucue
Sdrberet unb Seppid@ d@Geberei
in Der 9lnu Snase, uno sipar III Der 9fibe
Der "Sreicu oalIe" in 9IQentaun, dngcfaus
gen baben. Shire 2eppid, Wafd,ine it ueu
uno ouf cine porsil9lid)e grt ciu9criftet, nnb
mad,t Die ucueIten uno iftnlfcn Wultern.-
llno ca Ite and bic ft0nfeu unb 9idnSenbs
fen 8arbcn "a fdrten peyifeben 70 bcffen
fIe in eiefem Sad, eiuen 2tciI Der DfrntIihcn
jfunofdaft ~ erhalten.
|" Wolle ober @aru gum 6irbcn fam
cnhprecr am Sauie ees Nrn, HaBrpcilcr in
Nacntdun ceer am S,auie bee Sorn. Yrcbit in
Sho.Bbeitball ab9elc9t ipcreen.
Sece SIrt 3erpid,c, niht nur 9cmcine, icns
bern bon cen fcnften beiteu unb neuriten
Wnlfrru, ftnb jeccrseit ferti9 bel ihnen gu
bobcn. sud uerferti9rn iIe eieieIbe anf Se'
iteaun9. r..
9fcp. 30. *3n,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-18
Gr. g. SS. Sictstu,t,

9lr5E MulloarSt ltnb @eburtsbclfer,
empfeblt fId, cincm gccbrtcn Yubfifum BON
slltentaun, 70 rrie tcecu llm9ebuu9en ada
trIn9spcrI. @r fhmeid)elt GdL oa CT fhcn
cine 9ieihe ocu Satrcn prdcticirt hat (pcs
runter s Sabre in Gaffcn) uno nit ben be,
fen 3eugnibeu reriebcn it, Dir su jeecr 3ett
in ieiuer Sffice cinSefehcn merccn fonuru,
,peni9ftens eincn Gbcil zines 9ead)teten pubs
Iifums Su 9epinncn.
gr nad,t iold,c Die an d,rcniftrn Sranfs
heittn Der slu9cr, 70 pie Wilrmern alIer 2lrt,
Stedlten, @pileplle, Ndmcrrhoieen, Welans
dlolie, II. {. 10, belcuoers aufnerff fflmfeit, bel
ibm anSurufcn, iueem es ibm in cen meiiten
SdlIen gelang, S.eilun9 gu tewtrfen.
Seine @cbnuu9 1T in Der Soamifton Strds
6e, Sipi1hcn ben @altbduiern pcn Socrrn pes
ter Subns, sur Spnne, uno Scerrn Sdccb
Soa9cnbudb 81 Den Sd,lndcl otIno er bcs
rett 1T, bel 3a9 pbcr 9taoht irnrhl 1einen Srs
rufs9clhdften nddljufcmmen. @6 1T piels
lcidt nid)t unrctbig fctoenbe6 @mpfet!uugss
Ihretben III Surge beiSuflt9cn.
g8ir bic llutcrseid,ueten 9lerste, 9lr9cr
unS @inwobncr Der Stapt Gafton, I'M @auu'
tD Tortbamptcn, bcieu9en, oaB s. 9S. Sies
uVil III WI tSEltN Q -SuVltH w IiuiV
aIs elrSt, WunbarSt uno siicn earin sCr'
fcmmrnocu 3Dcigeu praticirt bat, unb mir
nebmen nid,t bcu 9eringitcu 9lnlfaro ;u.ln
oeu, ~ Der pOlli9cn 3nfrieotnbcit ScSers
mann's, tcirnecr6 abrr, fciucr bcbaneenecu
8ronfen. ga es jeocd, 9cndnnten Cr. &.
lB. Siemcn'S gSnuld) III, itineu hicf9en 2lus
f'nthast nit cinem orccrn ;lt ocrtdufden, fc
b!1deini9eu mir hermit nit 8rr9uiigcn, eGs
or rpilrbi9 1T jccrr llrtcritusuug ucn ZEN
Sm9ern Sn rem pIoee, nad wcId1cm er sics
ben mag.
81. Stcut IQ. q, Q. Qad,cnrar, Gp. =,
s. 6: SicIc, W. o, QGm. S,afctt, s. G2.
'WuNer, 6. 6itderL Scbn q. ccd,t, I
Srcaebcab, q. ppmp, @'. &troub, q. 6. %.
Sdmieb, .. QB S,rs, 6. 8. S1utter, Oapio
@cnucr, s, Sdipe, g. q. Dunlap, Wcld,irr
SHorn, 81. Scncs, Scbn goldman, ptil;p
,OlcirefI, jr., 6. J,afett, 6. S,edmon, SO.
5,. cuttcr, prter EunQcler, @. Sbrie, 60.
maro Seip, 81. s.. Gentleman, g.. gS 9)dtcs,
=. g. NrreG, Saccb @liftcn, Ni. s.. iocrf,
jr, gB. gurfc, 9Em. S.armcnD, @. R. Gfif.
ton, m. Dnois, 6. Si9mon, p. @elIis, 6.
". TinIy, j.. g. Sage, &. 9J. S.crn, 9lbra,
bam Si9man, SHiram Yaro nno pirLc aabrt
mas Der &aum nidlt erla4tt triSnfil9cn.
October 80. 1889.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-18
100000 JnR
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Senad,rtdti9en ihre Srfunoe nnc tas gu5f
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