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CoNGREs ssioSAE-We C omit this week, de- tails of Congressional proceedings. The prir- cipal subjects under consideration are:
 Improvements of our Western Riecrs,about which there is a great deal of talk and little action. The Western Representatives are pressing the subject upon Congress with zeal and ability.
 TLe 2Ist Rule, which excludes abolition petitions occupies a great deal of attention, and excites much angry discussion. Mr. Adams, as usual, is the 'shead devil" in stir ring up this controversy, which is so fraught with mischief and misery to this country
 Oregon is receiving much attention, and there is good prospect of provision being made for its occupancy, Sc
 IHe anneGation of 1eras has not been for maily brought before Congress, as separate proposition. fthas been proposed, however, to incorporate it in the Oregon Bill. This, we presume, will not succeed, as they are intirely different subjects, and should in no way, be associated. The proposition, we suppose, was intended only to introduce a discussion of the subject, and may thus an swer good purpose.
 IHe IMN is exciting attention and under- going discussion. Mr. McDufliie's bill was before the Senate, and had called him forth in a speech, which is said to be worthy of his high reputation. We hope to be able to lay it before our readers very soon.
 1he h'epeadem Treasury is likely to come up soon for the action of Congress- On motion of Dr. Duncan, of Ohio, the Com mittee of Ways and Means have been n- structed to report a Bill, embracing its pro- visions. So soon as the Committee performs this duty, which, it is to be hoped, will be at an early day, we may expect warm work, and glorious victory in the House. True, there is whig majority in the Senate; but this should not influence the action of the Democratic House. Let them do their duty to the country; and if the Whig Senate choose to countervail their efforts, the people will know where to place the responsibility and the condemnation
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WYE LE ROMAN, EFT LA PoEsIE!-A few evenings since, the Editor of this paper dis pelled the cares of busy day, by paying his respects to a Lady, and passing delight- ful hour in her company. Upon retiring, his native awl1wardness, or diAidenee(:), or the occupation of his thoughts with a more interesting subject, caused him to forget, leave, or drop his gloue. The next morning, he received neat package, neatly tied with a bow of pink ribbon; which, when opened, disclosed to view the aforesaid forgotten glove, accompanied with the following ad- mirable lines:
 Had you thrown down your gauntlet in days of Ro-
 nance,
 When Ladies were won by the sword or the lance Some gay gallant Knight, for my beauty or loue Might have boldly adyentured to take up your glore Bat the spirit has flown, forever and aye. Nor left one faint spark of its bright bcaming ray. Romance is fable-ove only dIeam Der memory shedding its iastfading beam
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GENERALLY.

MAlSE.-0n the 5th inst, Hugh J. Ander- son was lnaugurated as Governor. Mir. A. IS the democratic candidate, and beat F. Ro- bnson, his whig opponent, upwards of H. GOO votes.
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bers of Congress in August are as follows:

What nature has made defective, il Is the darkest sin to ridcule. Yet multitudes ridi- cule those who were not created in so per feet mould as themselyes-not realizing at the time, that they cast contempt on their Maker.
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krNTucKy- Democrats have noml- hated, by State Convention, W. O. Butler for Governor, and Mir. Pitcher for Lieutenant Governor.
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asI We are indebted to Gov. r tLroN' anu Judge CRoss, and the Hon. KENNETH Raf- NER fof N C. for valuable public documents from Washington.
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A CHANCE FOR SpEcuLATloN.-The Audi tors sale of many valuable lands, forfeited to the State, will take place on Monday next, l2lh: instant
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ihLlNoIs.-A meeting of the Democratic citizens of Union county, convened oa the Both ult., recommended Martin Van Baren and James K. Polk as candidates for the Pre- sidenev and Vice Presidency.
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How many parts of speech are there : fins. It depends upon the speaker, who may sometimes divide his speech into several parts, and sometimes show total want of parts in speaking il.
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E.rtracf.

'a" on''ea Siates Volcoao.--A Georgia paper says that there is moantain in Ruben coun'y' near the Carolina liae, that is now throwing out large quantities of very blaet dense smoke and manifess the appearance of being volcanic.
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RHODE lsLAND.-At the Democratic State Convention. held at Providence on the Sd inst, Martin Van Buren and Richard NJ. John- son were nominated as candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. Delegates to the National Convention were annointed
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D. J CHAPMAN.

SICKNESS IN THE NORTHERN COUNTESS From the following extract of letter, to the Editor, from friend in Lawrence County, under date of Jan. p, it appears that the se- we're alidfalal sickness which prevailed, during the last year, ill the northern counties of our State, has again made its tsappearance, and car red oli some our most worthy citizens;
 Extract.
 Dix weeks ago, we fondly hoped that the malady which had been raging so exlenslve- ly and fatally in this county, and the adjacent region, for the last twelve months, had su,,- sided; but l regret to- say that it has again set in, and carried off many of our oldest and most worthy settlers. Among these,-.4r- Mur c. Wefch, formerly of Criitenden coun- ty) on the 4th.-John Janes on the l7,b- and, last, our much esteemed and worthy Sheriff, Thomas .Mc Carroll, on the l9lh- And lament to inform you that the disease IS equally severe in Randolph county"
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FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT,
 THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES, To be nominated by National Convention.
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:. The po,ecrs aot delegated 10 the Unitcd ysates, by inc Constitution, a,or Proh,o,tcd 6y f 10 lle States. drc reserved to the States re- spectipely, or 10 ihe people,
 TAMEND. CoNsT. U. s. ART. x.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET Nominated by the state Convention.
 FOR GOVERNOR, ELIAS N. CONWAY, of Pulaski.
 FOR CONGRESS-, DANIEL J. CHAPMAN, of hdepcndenee.
 FOX ELECTORS, ABNER E. THORNTON, of Clark ELIAS RECTOR, of Crdmford WILLIAM II. SUTTON, of Desh@
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LITTLE ROCK:

TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRCaRy 6, is44,
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For the Banner.

MR. EDITOR: As one of yourscowespond- ents has furnished you with the Address to ..the man in the coon skin cap" think as a matter of justice, you should give his
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MAssAeHusErTs.-The Leglsla'u,nso no, State on Monday the Sth instant' ,r sss Hon. GEORGE N. .BRIGGs, Gove'p~4 JOHN REED, Esq, Lieutenant GoVs'"
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ing men Of all classes, with their friends
and employers.
But propose to do full justice to Mr..
Polk, on this subject. The people shall
not misunderstood the extent Of his HOSTILE
~ TO the domestic industry OF his country.
On The 2slh day Of February, 1891, with
N one year after the passage OF the Com
promise, Mr.. Hall, Of North Carolina, in
the House Of Representatives of the Uni
ted States, introduced resolution, the OBJ
Jeet of which was to procure from the
Committee OF Ways and Means, a report
OF plan, accompanied by bill, 10 repeal
the protection guaranteed by the Compro-
mise, under the preteXt Of immediately re-
ducing the revenue To the necessary ex-
penses of the government and James X.
Folk, OF Tennessee, who was, at that time,
the Chairman of that very Committee Of
Ways and Means, voted for that resolution.
There were 90 yeas in favor of that res.
olution, and 10 nays against it, In yo.
ting for this resolution, the deliberate de.
sign OF which was 10 violate all the pledges
given IN the Compromise, MIR. Polk was
backed BY the votes Of six Of the nine mem
bers OF the same committee, and by all tie
NullliIcrs and ultra nnt.larltf men in the.
House. This movement shows the dissai.
siactlon with the Compromise cherished
At an early period BY the enemies Of pro.
lection. They were sensible that Mr..
Clay had trlumphed, by the salvation OF
his ia'orile policy; aud the strength Of
The vote against the resolution shows how
great that triumph was. llnt one wear
previous 10 the introduction Of Mr. Halls
resolution, II would have passed the House
by an overwhelming majority. The votes
on MIR. Nerplanrk's bill, at that time, prov.
cd that concushely. Butt the fact Is, hat
The evil spirit Of the storm tia splut Of
dlsunlon whlcl, had been raised by MI!
LITIGATION, had been suhdued III HAT mas.
ter sprlt, which, for thirty wears. had cx
etcised 50 great an iulluence ~ our pubic
eomci's.-Ihat master spirit which had
quelled the same demon, at the great crisis
oi the Missouri COMPROMISE On both
occasions, Henry Clay saved tie mon
and, IN the judgment Of many, in each
OF them, ho saved he Union at rs last
gasp. Coaiudcd aa "a Page.
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Ljsf of Leffeys

Ed EXAMINING IN the Post Office al Charlotte
NJ On the let day Of July, 1874,
A-W. L. Alexander. Thomas Alexander, Mat
thew Alexander, Jas. +. Adams 2, John Altman.
B-N. A. +. Brewer. f. II Bissell, Robt Buck
harmon, j. II. Barnhii, Wm. Bleues, Moses Bea
~, Mrs. A. ). Beatty, Burr & Arnold.
G-Silas Caldwell, Miss J. r. Chamberlain
Mrs ii. r. Caldwell, Jas. Clark, Miss NJ G. Creigh
Ton, DR.. II. Cosbey, G. S Caldwell, VIM. {. Cor
( ley, Sarah Gritty.
Oh, Dink,ns 2, susannah Dove, J. Dancer
on, Dr. VIM Davidson.
| E-Jos Ewings
/ G-P.S :. Gray. II ]. German, Miss Nareissr
fray, Miss G. Gray, 6. W. Gray 2, j. Gains
> Hipp, NJ. II. Hutchinson, Sam. Harris. j. Hutch
ison, sen, Miss J. Harry, A. ilainer. D. C. Hay
II Mrs. A. c, Irwin, a. d. Iyey, NJ. Ice
hour. JAS Jamison.
k-David Kerr, John Kerr
L-Ihts. 7. Ligon. W. J. Langdon 3, JAS. NJ
Leigh g W. Lowmack
M-Pheby MeGibony, Miss r. A. Moore, r
Mckay, Elizabeth Morris, Miss VI. J. Montgome.
~, Msrgt. Marks, K. W. Murray, 7. 7. Milwce
Josiah Montgomery.
N-Elenor A. Neil
O-Rev. II. T.. OgbL.n.
Eliza w. Parks, G.. s. Pierce, 4. T. Purks,
John Percy John Pcnbcrthy
OR. QnDry.
RI W. Ross G Roddcn, Mrs II. C. Robin.
: a. John Roc =, T. ". Robinson, Rich Rozze 2,
Rnber, Roy.
S-W. a. Smith. b. u. Smith, J. 5. Stiles, NJ.
Strickland, Alfred Steel.
T-Mrs. a. 7. 1homas, WIN. Tayor Taylor,
Harris X Co.
Wv d wittcrs d. waisuer. Eliza wilber
:, Mrs. A. Z. williamson, DR.. 1 Wilson, &. Weir.
(5s) II. u WILLIAMS, T.. NJ
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a NEW VOLUME.
TIE NEW MIRROR.
Literature and The Vine Arts
tpIItO y o : Aonnls ~ ). : wllLl.

I (EaeA No. contains a Beautiful Strel Eugiariag
4 GOOD a. the firrar has hitherto been fcoul
N enough 70 prosper wc have edited il az "a,
lsfaohtes bullt tie walls Of Jorusalen-- the
beet hahd othcrwitc employed The Beginning,
4 81 al enterprises are difficult y more cspccaIy
\ BEGINNINGS without capi,al--and Tie attention ii
one editor has been occupied with the manage
ment Of the machinery now IN regular operation
~hile tic uiher, al the concern should De pros.
| porous. was compelled t. labouf diligently fof
aihef publications, Onu ~ o6c "a oi.aarr IL,
/ hguff these hindtring barnacee have latnwasb
Cd on our Nee, by gong more rapidly ahead, aud.
"tt lhc begmntug VI Tho uifd volume. nom
thifpEs ~il be rStiRrty and rysitts IxFfY d,y,t.
cd 10 The MWHoF, -equaI TO setting sladding sails
allow and . loil viii Tie wind doad alt. fuU and
steady. 81 ,uufeo siu 81 VI uuW g3 along t-ih
te1f ~ n" mouth '-aa thcy cas- ii cram with
hie foam on hsr cut.wnior.
We lave "a the middle Of this snmre hat ipLal.
ied island Of Manhattan, and see most llst IL.
Vo5tit sc',Ha, and hear most that +. worth bc,5
NIX. Amer ne newspapers have ind their nick
81 Tic uews we base tficE III malIHp a spicy
ha3h 81 the tcm4inder, cleaning many clufer
btl' ht ti' way, whieh had h,fG ottfIaoLtd pr
snGh'ral aud We undertake, hyr,tp. 81 k,tp tho
i'sasfH "i ihc Niffas HPf0h hHes. Eyor Lad,
tr44s Newspapers and E,n the outline Of the
Nat.as gong round bot We shall dg Iast what
u'e ga.~ apa4Vts i,8st suduuc- EE ue III, a,ifr,,
--l@li }nu "aomc mofe." tAs tie thil3fen es,g -
i"t ~ the lights end shadows II iEe picture done
'N now paper" IA lhe rough, lti- what We have
,'le" 10 ap 'u our "Ist'rrs TO the National Intel
lift nefr,' nod az COR brother editors seem "a.
"1ih That we have succeeded, we viii Gas We d,s.
continue That correspondence ia Aptin ia ,aib,,
Az " 4ftyNF
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a Tract Of Land.
NOTICE.

4 IL persons who hold NY Receipts a. Con
- stable Of Moshl,nLmg 90, Nc for papers
g collect, arc hereby notified 10 produce ss,d re-
cctpts before inc At any timo until tho ia, inst
aud from the sili Of Juiy urtil tic neat August
Court at the Charlotte Hotel, IN the tosu Of Char
loue, Tor settlement Of thi. uo,rr wtll be plead ia
bar thereafter, a. intend to icAye the State ear
y IN the fall Of aLia y,ar.
T. L. HUGHES.
faRs :. l-4i 9etf
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A thNSl MPlION 4 LIVER COMIIA V
y DR.. Tayior's Balsam Of liycrwoft, iJ.r 4
3i5 Bawery, New York. For the cure OF C-
Colds, tuiarThS, AahmG, Soreness Of hs re
Pain ia tie Side and Breast Liycr-C Comes,
Bronchitis aud all those affections Of the H.
and Lungs which nre Il source of SO much s-f.
iug, and nnarrcsted terminate IN CU4Suut. NJ
this remedy Is highly and Justly disiinguI,lt-
IT Is purely ycgeiable--m,ld and gentle in y
tects upon the system and being free from M ~,
iul drugs, may be taken even IN tho most q, NJ,
cases with safety as well as utility. Phses,t
iamillaT with IT'S effects no, unircqucnt.t tte,gs.
u 10 Their Practice both us palliative and s.-
edy, aud win the Medical Faculty gen5fl..
has mel with uncommon APPRECIATION Tbtpt
zeal Faculty of New York have not or,, p5..s
1t but formally commended 1t, us also hsYr ...s
guishcd physicians IN all parts Of the raar., !
HE following testimonial was gwen So. a IA.
time since by Capt Scott, Of Elt7aEllA Cf n
9. Beng consttuiionally prcdispos#4 b Z.
sumption "a number OF my family ha4ius u.s.. \
the disossel and having suffered serp,ly fs
irritation OF the lungs, with cough and rsi
matter and blood, together with pain 90 m4a5
and breast till was supposed to b, t.turt ~
very, was induced, by advice Of Dr Furt
taS .ast resort 20 t-y Tay lor's Batsasa 81 ,t.
wort. | have taken five bottles ia all lg.t
TO improve with the FIRST bottle and wal.f l.. [.
the third was SO far recovered ne TO BE- atls lot
about Since which time by continued us
ana quite restored aud able 10 attend ra n5 t.s
al business, To persons suffering ffsu.ca.h
aud affections Of the lungs, | can esTns.lHa
commend lrs' Dated Elizabeth cats. NC.E.
IL. !. f.. fSianed) las 1. SOON
CONSUMPTION CURED l-E.fa-al act.
d'ous habit, became afflicted some sGa-s.a .
with bronchitis, tickling IN the throat. s4g.tra..
and other c0nsum1tiyr SYMPTOMS. EJ.ru.
cold increased my disease, until il settled lotai.
guar confirmed consumption. ! now crmmGa.
The use Of DR.. Taylor Ral,am Of L.u-~
made at 3i5 lowery, and this rct.-irr CIV. Oh.
relief IA a short time 1t has sinner stfagt# Fl.
deal cure. REV W.tANN
The following testimony cannot foil 'or.0 a.g
hf most sccptlcal that lhis medicine is Che tr.
best evcr discovered in curing a.. lis,g,,sy Of. b..
cEest, lungs md lIyer.
LIVER COMPLAINT and General n.5mi
- do consider my cure almost miraculous. ra
gwen Up by two physicians aud l.Id TO lreFar (,
death. was SO weak could no, tu5seSg hau !
To my head. ! was in this loss STATE when l'.1
sent me a bottle of DR.. TaYuis Iaisam % Lax
wort, from 27j Bowcry, and before bed ~
The bottle was able Ia sat upln bed, hy }br
use | have completely rcgaucd uy healE
should use It. GEO, WELLS, 2..l.'
VIOLENT PAIN IN THE 81 3
been cured Of violent pain in ~ Z
ing through 10 the shnuph NSeSSf
loss OF appetite, and - ....!
OF two bottles of DR. NANNY NJ,
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rEtliE subscriber having purchased H.
u Hughes interest in the above E.,fr
meut, tenders his services to tie Traycflip. h
lie. Having for several years been opg,oo
keeping Private Entertainment al Mount H.,
IN iredell county, he INDUCES he impr MA
has experience enough in the duties d ii. N
ness 10 endeavor 10 render coHiofiable &. Z.
NAV bcsiow upon his House their paifyn.g.
His TABLE shall always be well anJ r'.i,.,
ly supplied with every thing Tie COUNT, d I.
10 please and satisfy the palate even ii ai al /.
His BAR viii j, found furnished pt.l.a..
selcclion Of Liquors.
lis STABLES shall be constantly atfc9.
faithful and attentive hooters and supgsa,
abundant pfoyender.
II. T. SL0y
CBafiotte. jan. 81 Iel9. 1911
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yAIDE,N'S TONIC PILL
Tor Fever & Aguc Chiiis * Fever
ana Congestivc Fever.


fHNllE Proprietor o. this Medicine offers 10 The
n public a sure remedy for the above com
plants. review of the best authors will show
that very large portion OF the human race die by
Acnte Disease or Fever; aud shiyoliag, chill, or
The cold stage that prrcedes, affect If not govern,
the most or all Of lhcm. This IS an important pro
position for an in uring and candid public, and
oiier by The solution of this problem, in medical
sccucc and practice, medicine Of such peculiar
properties, capital Of many per cent, that can pre-.
vent arrest, q. break The Aguc OF Clls, Ia ali its
-iagcs. Tits Medicine has been aifly tested in
Alabama, Mississippi aud Luui,ilpa where dis.
eases OF the most obslinate character exist; and
the Proprietor viii refund all that pertains 10 him
# the persun, who makes trial of tic Pills, Will
aver ai,er the usc Of tao boxes properly, that he
has not been bonc lltcd by them
THO j. NAIDEN, NJ. u.
The above Medicine is ior sale al thr Drug ~,arr
Of H. Oates, Charlotte n. c, where ceflGgst,, o..
cures can he seen
jane 10. ls4l 31tf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09
Sctcbcr 8.
OeHentltCbe 95enbu.

gIm Samitag ben l9ten October Inn llbr
Tdthmittngs, ioa AM @oitbauie pcn y e IT.
rD Set i'll Der Stoet 9Ilcntaun 6fentIth
oerfauft wcrocu:
Sin 9utes pfsro, Elm fat nruer SpaSisrs
tpa9en, CSarrYalI) Elm fd,wercr faif neucr
elm @duIswaoen nit Scsp, uuo patsuts
Spdrre, Elm Saeo' unb SoIslhIitten, einfa'
Dies uno bcppeltes pferoegeid,irr, 2 ReitIdt'
tel, C,popcn ciner fait neu IT'D uuo Elm Subrs
maHsIattcl, - Spcrrtette, cine porsi9Iidc
Srcbbanf cine junge portreftlide WiId)
5ub, cine 2'9duls Geihiel, cine Shneics
banf,-eine Suantitdt peu unb Stroh beim
Sounosrt uno anoere 9erdtblfaften su um'
itdnclid 81 neleeu.
Die gsoin9unsen ant @erfauf6tase unt
9Iufipartung pcn
9S. s.. Slumer, Committee
iiber oas 9ermO9cn pon Daniel 9tohn
Oct. o. nq3r
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09

Nerrcn -@clictrn Sie
iu temerfcn, rae pcr ciui1cn 5a9eu ein 6 as
th oil fder pri 4 er in unfcrer
RadbarIhoft (9iitters Minc) in 9trro'
QSb!ithaa feline @rfdcinuua mathtr, uuc fir
'prlf, OaGas uno Sd,unf electicnrte prc.
teitanten fcio cdbcr auf @acrer Suth -
9Scat Gbr iu9eben auf ricie grt um Guerc
heillomc @runcidee aebradt at fsin ? Sss
ecnfct eies Shr Sreurec Der Heli9icns Treis
belt. nno 9ibt Cure Stimmsn 9c9en tielen
Scfehl Gin.
Sbi9cr llmifanb fann eini9e 3eit beipielcn
tecrocn.
Gtnt9e Sreltnrc rer Geli9ions
SSretbCit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09
Hs Observation-Disclosures 1T

H3 J Observation-Disclosures III cine gSers
ld'pdd,au9 Ger Scrbauunascraane, unt mic
jeoe oneere &ranfheit, surd, unreiues Slut
ucronlaet Ter Wo9cnfaft, cine TlufG9fcit,
Die rem Wa9en eiaen ii, wenu aus fd5lcd,s
ten glnt abgefrnecrt, befet jcnc erifaunenbe
aaf lO,enoe @i9enid,aften nid,t, Die elmer
qebDrigen 8crcauun9 70 ncttmenri9 Gno-
fcl9lid, lit ccr R6rpcr niht hinldnalih 9eldu'
tert Ger Stuhl9ong uure9slmdsia, III Der
Chat ale bic Sunfticncu ecs Sorpers Tnc
i'll llucronuna.
9Briaht's Snbiauifdle YTan,enpiltsu iIno
cine Der ,puueerpolIftcn 9Irsenien i'll Ger 9Bclr
fur Gle Sociluu9 bon CpspspGa, oiepeil Gc
ceu Wa9en prn allen 9aleubaftcu Stchrr
adn;Iid, rcini9en uno rdS Slut rclIfcmmcu
Iduteru. Scl9lid,, Ca Gc bic llrIade ppr
jecer art &ranfheit teiciti9en, fonnsn ft
uumS9Iih fcbIen GDSpcpTa su furircn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09
sAA ein speiifDfi9tes tfeiuernes
ssa iiIA gS 0 bau 8, eine arp6e
2((t9nic 9loibrtl6t.

Ia Q i'm n q a n, uno feine Trat
Glifabctt, pru Tieecr,Maeuu9ie 3aunfttip,
eed,a @auutD, rcrmitteIft ciner frci,pilIi9en
lleberItreibnn9, batirt ben 7ten October,
1874, on' itr @i9entbum, icrpcbl Iicseubes
ale pcrI6niidles uno sermildtes, al zen llns
terfdriebenen iibertra9en bateH uno apar
gum Seiteu Der Srebitoren tes befa9trn Si.
men slcam, 70 tpcrecn hermit aIe, ipcld,e
nod, auf irgeno cine 9lrt an beia9tcn sleam
ihuloig iInb, oufoefcroert, iunerhaIb gSos
d,en abSubeSahleu = uso Solhe, ole nod
rrd,tmdsi9e 9lnIprhd)e an befaoteu Simon
9loam haben, rpcrcen ebcufdIs auf9efrrbert,
ibre 9iehnunaen innerhalb tsla9ter 3eit
tpcbIbeitdtigt ein;uhdnciaen, an d.
Sanuel Warr, 9lilt9utc.
Sciober Q. re6ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09
1tebertTcbt Der mGrfte.

9 me n.-Sfleefaameu briu9t 81 so
bts s5 90 uno SIadsfaamen 81 80.
S laur uno We b l.-Slaur brin9t sd IL
bts Sd Is. Ho99enmebl SO 81 uno Belld,s
fcrnmehl SO 25 bis SO 81.
@etraibe. - WaiSen lrinat SIS bis
sS Sts. gBelfd,forn 45 @ents; unb 91caeen
briu9t 81 Sents; Safer uerfaufte an "a
SentS.
8te mar ft.--Das Snuutert Yfuub
Rlnosfeiih brinat Sd 90 bis as 90; Rihe
NIT Gdlbcr brahten sl5 bis $25. Sd,rpci,
nefeiid, bringt 81 90 bic 81 so.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09

Gu Baltimore wurte fin Gid, Gin Wiann
rerhoftet 9tomcns R q Ben baug h, alias
Smith. Dicicr Sd,urfc oerfiihrte Gin jun.
oss Mded,en, Tamcn6 G ouifa Siltcn,
in Worrcn @auutD, 9teu rterfcD. uuo bcrcce,
tc eoIIelbe, nod, nid,t ciumal I6 Sabre alt
NIT ihm burdM9cbcu uno les cafiir feline
Nrdu uno 8inber fBen. Des Wdehens
0atcr uerfcI9te i'm uno erhislt feline 9cdter
nNcorr. 9icoenbau9b Gst i'm @efdugnie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09

III allen oelcn oerihleorreti
3wris:ii nod, 'mmer an iei'
nem altcn StdnrploBe, in Der
Soami!tcn Strose, asraee 9r'
eeniibcr @cm. 9t. 9srnharo's
@ifeuffchr frrtbctrcibt q; allrpc
or atIs eicjsni9cn, Die ihn nit
ibrrr &uneihaft bcchrcn wer'
ben, init pbaiacr 3ufricecnbcit
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09

slns cbi9cm Serid,t tpirb man crfcbrn cae
Die ecfc ScfcS cine aniebnlid,e Webrhcit in
rieiem @auntY erhalten baben. Snrrr Seufs
hcfen mir jebrd) lit in ocu @cngrce eewdblt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09

@s SIuf Gem eaHps bes Sorn. Sohn @'rh'
man, IN Ncrrfrro 9ouuId,ip, SerfS @aunts
III eieicS Saht Gin 8lecsJertf 9c,pad,fH. her
1872 Sprncr hat. Tivs 1T Gin idster Slap
.acpf Hne eeta GauutD ,pirp auf8cfOroert
biss iu tjsteH..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09
HriO0t SScrf0mf

Don elner ib1ttarsn YSilcrci.
llnterseidnetcr tietet icine prddti9e 8aus
erei burd,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09
wartlull9.
Q(crfel S5ranutnein.

lie llnter,cihnstcn bc5ahlcn i'm 9h&tand,
fir I1aareH uno Saar9elo &c" b6hilen
Rarttprsis fitr aepfel Srannt. .ntsin.
@rtm unE ateantn9er,
Oct. 6. Nq3m