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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-30

n NeW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "A. -. S0nUB q Co,
New York have prepared entirely article for the Of
gentemen who prefer perform their tousora
oed by all who have used it, The effect has upon the face
ia the highest degree pleasant and may truly
minated shaving made easy II softens the beard
y to facilitate the operation Of the removing it, while
the time impars peculiar smoo'hness and soness
the skin We would recommend every one to yt assuring
yet they will shaved BY article II Tor
sale - this city by Mr. w Fowle Washington oppo-
site School st eet.Boston Traveller, Oct. 4, Isfi.
Prepared and sold by A. Sands Co.. Chemists and Drug
glss 273 Broadway Chambers Sold also 70
Fulton street aud u East broadway. Price 50 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-30

Velpeau's Specific Pills, for the Radical
Of gonorhea, geet seminal emissions and all mocopu
lent discharges from the urethfa These pills. the result Of
twenty experience in the Hospital de CT are Paris
pronounced by their cele!ed inventor Pre- s'or xelpean
nfabe remedy for all diseases of the urehra They effect
in much shorter time than any othc, remedy without
gong the breath dsagreeing with the stomach confinement
fro business Price, 81 box Sold College Of Medi-
and Pharmacy, IS Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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And you bald whiskerIess is your hair red geyf
Does dandu choke the life and does the scalp decay
Use Jones' Coral Hair Restorative qualities know
Twill force the growth part where hair was meant to
Hair Restorative warmed to possess these qualities will
force the hal. the head part where nature in
tended the hr grow clean the generally heauty
stop falling, scurf dsndru and make leht
ed hair grow dark soft and silky Mind these are is qualities
323 Broadway; i39 Fulton Brookyn; State Boston,
Ledger Buildings. Philadelphia.
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All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD be paid the agents, Zieber Co.. Ledger
buildings Sd and Chestnut where single copies may
obtained daily at.l o'clock. 3m
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Al medicine; requisite to perform radical by stating their
md treatment received and enclosing S. post
Office and Consulting Rooms OF the COLLEGE IS Nassau -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-30


Mxur prepared the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
e city New York confidently recommended for all cases
debility produced by indulgence of kind
us IN Invaluable remedy Impotence sterty. banennes
lunlcss depending mal-formation.)
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
Oce Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy e5 Nassau
w. s. RICHARDSON. M, D.. Agent.
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REORGANIZATION.

ARcHInALD YELL, Gouernor of .Qrlsansas. n1EhEAs, 1,lAi ithas been made known to me that vat p.epnea . Lunsford and James Rankin Croac, Svu v wnn a the murder of Robert Freeman, in the M Is sa, U oark in said State, did, during the night it 10 os instant, escape from the custody of the been n melnpstead county, to which county they ]. .'A removed for trial, and are now running at s,aia aeafeiore, ua ARCHIBALD YELL, Governor of Ortv Il ;a Arkansas, by virtue of the power and ofrWm 'Il me vested by law do hereby offer re- ybo n, mo HUNDRED DOLLARS to any per or IT. @yy ay aPPrehend either the said Stephen Lanns jff @sS of ss harh'n Crow, and deliver him to the lDRFsna RI saq ne county of Hampstead or FOUR ery D of tbap polLLARs for the apprehension and cir baba,e uen both as above in order that justice est;moail' ;ail' may be executed.
 "s whereof have hereunto set my hand, [L.s1 a ana caused the seal of said State to be
 affixed, at Little Rock, the 29th day
 oi December, A. D. ls4a. le Governo.. A. YELL. -D D. GREER, Secretary Of ,state
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 No. l9.

the North; that all our ships oi war should be built and launched, equipped, and repaired hers; that here their crews should be pro- visioletl and clothed, paid of and discharged; i; q at all the public rope-walks, the timber sheds, workshops and shipheuses, the mag nliieent hospitals, and naval asylnms of the North, should be transplanted here; that the whole Navy should be supplied with its every want at the South as 1t now is at the North; that the one hundred and sixty mil lions ofmoneycxpended thereupon it should, Tn turn, be layshed upon il through the in- dustry of the South; and, aomime Autafo, let us suppose that the untold millions which have been drawn from the South to foster and protect and reward the labor of the North, should De given back to this region as q bounty on Its cotton, its corn, and its oil- suppose, we say, that the Gulf States should Dc ieit Tn the uninterrupted enjoyment of all these advantages for thirty years to come. what would be the condition and appearance oi the country? The whole land, from the Calcasu 10 the Sanybel, would present one vast extent of park and lawn, succession ol ileid, grove, and garden, fer which Ceres and her nynphs might again forsake their haunts Pan, Faunus, and the whole tfain of Sylvan deities, their orgies, here to dwell and make glad the heart of man. With such protee- ton, the Gulf borders would heggar descrip- tion, md VIC with the most gorgeous scenery of fable and romance.
 To De coaiiaued)
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Whereas, during only one week in the month of March, 1S43, there arrived in that port not less than 177,515 bales, brought iron. the United States by such fleet of ships as had never before been seen to enter that harbor
 This immense yield was produced by the South; but it was not tithe of the last crop grown there The entire crop of l842 did not fall far short of two and a half millions of bales, being 2,3S0,000 This, at the mo- derate estimate of six cents the pound, or twenty-four dollars the bale, gives ffty-seven millions, or more than one-third of the entire
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-23
Tr ARKAN N s A S B A N N E R PUBLISHED WEEKLY, ,v 6. EgOHsHlAND & co.,. pnuREE DOLLARS X YEAR,
 IN .aDV.aNCE.
OF ADVERTISING.

r,r,reE HIS OF ADVERTISING. ,,are of 10 lines, or less, first insertion, \ sqa and FIFTY CENTS for each continu- Pohne .ar ID lines, and not exceeding l5, to be !-oYei souare and half-over 15, and not ex- 1a ss ao as two squares-and in that proportion 5or advertisements.
 S7ei Sn aadyertsements to be paid for in advance, Al n,t assumed by some responsible person. fmens individual account, at the above rates, el J. ta ap e50 and under $I00, in one year, dis pls U os Y ner cent. will be made; and when it oi .o = eff0o or upwards, in the same period, a !s J af ssl per cent. will be made. No deduc- ns ,,er v, es will be made, if payment be deferred Ro"Tio % veor shall have expired; nor will any re- EDe hs made on legal advertisements, required Fr E to be published
 coyrRAcTs BY THE YEAR. .seJin9 Sn 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $2O. 30 C ss 30. fl 6O " $ ss 50. .,,,ortisements, or parts thereof, exceeding 10, ro ines as the case may be, subject to the oo ad A,' discounts first mentioned; and no con E ail, those rates for less term than year. No
 ' a' Car occasional omissions; and all contracts |e we year to be paid in advance.
 sr.vDiNG ADVERTISEMENTS. ,o I;nas or less, each additional ] " nHfs' months, nc ] $6 square, $s4 ], 10 70 <" I5 |" 12 sanding advertisements will be charged at the .snt;one3 rates, unless a contract be made when r insertion; and must be paid for in advance. O narson will be announced for any office, either tate fsts or county, without the advance payment f 1;tca circulars will be charged as advertise . and payment required in advance. ;; ;oh M will hereafter be delivered to any person xbom gRo we have no regular dealings, until paid
 advertisements must be marked with the num- insertions desired, otherwise they will be con- i,r until forbid, and charged accordingly. Nh variation will be made from the above rates. ,gle number of the paper, 12l cents. letters must be postpaid, or they will not re-
 any attention.
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floating capital of the country in this one item alone. At least three-fourths of this wealth passed through the Straits of Florida, prey to whomsoever would sIo oil it.
 Are Southern planters content with this ! Be 1t so. They, of all others, have the deep- est stake in the hedge; to prop and uphold its becoming more and more important eve " day, and the inducements to pluck it greater and greater every year. The growth of cotton in the South Atlantic States has re- manned nearly stationary for the eighteen years rom 1924 to lo4l inclusive; but, du- ring the same period, in the Gulf States, it has regularly doubled itself every six years. We quote from the Commercial Circular. of March 30th, of Maury, Brothers, New Y ork, whose statements are worthy of the utmost confidence.
 Actual averages of the eighteen cotton crops from 1924 to 1S4l.
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CABHNET MAKENG,

ia l!..7 7SdDscTlbef would respectfully inform the elu1ens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he
 Oaanues to carry on the Cabinet Business in uaraanches, in the frame building at the West oaashley's Brick Row, Markham street.
 UI Da 1T furniture neatly repaired and vanished. Y. sahh making attended to at all hours. anlly produce and lumber will be taken in ex- y TOT Furniture, at the highest cash prices.
 ober 7A, ls4s. 4-tf
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
Uashinefoa Nore,nbrr as l9ia

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
 HaShingtoa. November 2i, lsis
 SIR:-lhe Secretary of State respectfully invites your attention to the following views oi the important subject of our relations with the Germanic Association or Customs Union, and oi certain other matters which concern the commerce and navigation of the United States.
 On the 21th of May, lS4l, communiea- ton was made to you by Mr. Webster, then Secretary of State, on the subject of the Ger man Customs Union. This communication was laid before Congress, and printed under their orders. Since that time considerable additions have been made 10 the industry, population and resources of that association. The Zoll Verein or Customs Union at pre- sent, consists of the following Siates.-
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J. ESLER & CO.,,
DYEENG lN SCOURHNG.

kS' HUFFMAN would respectfully inform
 her friends and the public generally, that she " prepared to carry on the above business, in Vanous branches; and as she has had near 20
 eSperlence in different States, she flatters her fal l sne will be able to give general satisfaction ], Mno may favor her with their patronage. aes and Gentlemen's dresses, of either silk or ens, dged and secured in a manner that will
 them look as we'll as when new. Will be found at her residence, near the U. S. nal
 He Rok Sept. 2s, 1s4s. 3-sm
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sugar, SaEt, Nails, Do- |IN E2aesfEeS. l&rN

te arrivals z, Main street, has received by the he otfers ' a iah supplies of the above articles, ioa Hides Hd,s v p ce'y small advance for Cash. antable nss. l.eltrles, Beeswax, Tallow, or other k Rocf sf produce, reduce, taken in exchange.
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DESCRIPTION

eald Nro,. ,i1DOhIP HUN.
 speaks dal;t |; taoout tortyfve years old, six feet and blna aeipefately, and has an honest counte- blooms of ., eyes, and was dressed in a coat and Said Iunase Ioaise ihome-spun jeans of walnut |eet ten inchsy ihyofa about twenty five years old,
 open conntoS Les nigh, has grey eyes, and rather beech, and ndts91illace-has te1i slight impeachment in
 and penner saihs KS deliberately; had on blue cloth 'uary ?. '0 'a'' pantaloons.
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All united in German Union, 80 i9i OOO
 The interests of commerce will probably prove themselves as powerful in this as in other countries N slight cause could have effected so difficult work as the Union of all Germany for one great and general object. h the prosecution of this scheme, Germany, notwithstanding the number and diversity of it's States, acquires political unity, establish es an identity of national feeling, and secures for itself that rank among nations to which its extent, its resources, and its character en- title 1t.
 There is a continually increasing demand in all the States of the Zoll Vcrein for most oi the important articles of the products of the United States For example, in 1884 the Union imported llS,323 zoll centuers leach centuer equal to 10S pounds) of our lobac- co, whilst ill led2, the importation of the same article amounted to 248,749 zoll cen tuers. The demand for our cotton and rice within the same period has increased in a similar ratio.
 In return for these large exports, we re- ceiye comparatively small amount of Ger man manufactures, and the article which we do receive are, for the most part, such as are not produced in the United States, e. g., look ing-glass plates, silks, toys, Sc. The differ ence is paid in cash.
 Emigration from Germany to the United States, presents subject of great importance to us. We receive from tn States associat- ed in the German Union most valuable cini- grants, consisting chiefly of farmers of excel lent characters and industrious habits, who bring to their adopted country sufficient gold and silver to enable them to purchase and settle lands. The following official state ment, made to the Chamber of Deputies of the Kingdom of Bavaria, which does not contain one-seventh part of the inhabitants of the Union, will show the state of emigration in that country. From 1885 to 1S39 the to- tai emigration from Bavaria alone was Males, 12,S06 Females, 1l,70l
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The amount of money which these emi- grants bore with them, as far as it is known to the Bavarian government, is nearly seven millions of guilders-equal to about $2,S00,- 900; but, ill consequence of the heavy tax
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-23
sysELgAM CONWAY Es.

VEEEEANH CON NNWAY Es.
 As resigned the office of Circuit Judge, and en- GEORGE CONWAY. They will practise in |bunties of Lafayette, Hampstead, Union, Wash Clark, Pike, and Sevier; and in the Circuit, Su- |e, and Federal Courts, at Little Rock; and at to collections in any part of the State. |mmunications on business, postpaid, addressed pNWAY x CONWAY, Washington, Arkan- br to the care of General E. N. Conway, Little !, will receive prompt attention. btember b. 1843 l-tf
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 Sfates. Population. Kingdom of Prussia, Ii.e7I. .5ao Bavaria, 4.3i5, ,t69
 Wurtembarg, 1,6t9,s39
 saxonF. I,652.Ili Grand duchy of Baden, I,277, ,403 Electorate oi Hesse, 7ei,7o0 Grand duchy of Hesse, fwith Hainburg) S07 ,67I Duehy of Nassau, 3s6, ,22l Thurngian Union, DOS, IFS Free eity of Frankfort on the Maine, 6O,000 Duehy of Brunswick, 250,ooo Grand duchy of Luxemburg, 410, 900 Principality of Lippe Detmod, lo6,oee
 
 Total, 26,7g9.0 .000 The accessionto the Union of the kingdom of Ha- nover with nearly 2,000,000 of inhabitants, in con temptation. This event would doubtless decide the smaller States of the north to join the Unon and in that case the whole of Germany, with the exception ot inc Austrian iolnions, would 5e united. and would contain population as is shown in the foi- lowing table:-
 States. Population. Total. Present population as given
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Eas., A, G. HEREIN

GRADUATE of the University of Glasgow, Scotland. Office and residence, one half mile i of fLewisburg.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
9 { eoinau en-.

Defe 3eituns fpirb jeben Witttpcdb auf
einem SroBen Super'RopaI BoaeH, nit gang
neuen Striften, berausseSeben.
Der Subieriptions .9Drsis 1T in Z b a.
Ter bed Sahrs, in q orausbesabIun9.
Sm Gat cies uidt sefdiebt, 70 rperben Elm
1baIer une fanf uue ,pan,is @ents au8s'
redtnet.
2sin Subferibent tpfrb fur meniser als 8
Ronate auseuommen, uno feiner fam bic
3eituns aufsebeu, bis aae Rndifauec carauf
abbesabIt fInb.
Betanntmahunsen, rpelde elm Bisrsd aus'
MaGsh, rperpen oreimai fur einen Gbaler eins
seriidt, uno fir jeoe fernere Giurldung finf
uno swan,is Gents. - @r6eere mad 9er'
bdItniB.
Diejsniae neId,e bic 3eituns nit Der pOit
oeer oem poitreitsr srbaItsn, mhHeH Istbit
bafiir besablen.
aas 8riefe an bic Soeraussebsr mhfTtn
ieinaeianot tussesu, feHit wsEeen
Fe uic,t aufSenommen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
9ierteljdblte6e Ssrtef- 2tfe

SeIssnbe 8riefe fInb am lfien slpril i'm aI'
Ientaun poftsamt lie9en 9etIieben:
8. alIuu, Sohn Srcns 8aIentine Sriid,
Rathdu Zeal, anu Waria Diefeubsrfer, Sli'
rer DuuIap, 8sorse Ceilp, Sames 8Isfner,
GlIen &id,elbsrser, @ecrge @n9elmau, S,t
ram Mcntier, Sfaac Scscr, 2, Scbn Sen'
ifermat,er, 9hcuas Sriebrid,, William @eits
sr, Sobn Soiie Gbrp. Trancis Sccffman,
@ifael Ssilecbeutet, @harles SSeins, 9ecrae
Soocper, Silas 8napp, Tbcmas 8. 8ernS, Q,
Saecb &eeler, 8ecrse +. &uau8, Sebn Sc
mcrp. Rsuben 6emerp, Schu 3naue, &has.
eorafd, Trieerid, Wusfcpf, Dm. GBiamsier,
Saecb Witlcr, Benjamin Reper, SacCb Ia'
gei, pcter prcbif, Ihomas patterfcn, S,en'
rp Neeb, Saeeb Huhe, 6. .. 3eid,ert, Geo.
9mitt, Gbrw. Sohn Ssibert, Eenj. Sten'
ger, Scnath Supeer, &. Sd,peifdfer, peter
Ssasrsooes, 9pbraim 3picn, Gfa. TeIicn
Trsrlsr, Saecb 8anciue, @harles Wccc'
ring, 6snrp @ieanb, Scbn yce.
~pericnen tpelts Srisfe in Der rbiaen
elite hoben, fpclcn Die 9nte babcn, auf Gem
Fcf'simt su msIcsn, eae Te befannt semadt
fne.
q. {. 8ube.
Nprif, 3. +3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17

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$50. Z.
Oefentltebe 93enDu.

Rittpods ben IL. alpra, fclIen am Saas
le eeS periforbeuen W d aet . an taH.
in Rieber'Wacunsie Taunfhtp, asda GauH.
~, foIsenbe artifet auf 6feutlider Bsuou
uerfauft wereen:
pfsrte uno gferte gefdirr, Rinbspieh,
Staafe, Shpeine, ,tpei @dseu, Spasisr'
Wdssn, SoIss Sdlitten, pflse nnb Gsaen,
Btnemiible, 9.unobeereH, etn Barrel aep.
feI Branntepein, cine sIspfeImiibIe, Bau,
Stedr, Elm pree'Slcd, Sefsn NIT Robr. uno
font nod, oiele Bauerm uno Saasseratbs
fhaften gu sDeitlduftis az meloen.
Cte eesinsunsen am 8ertawstass uub
aafwartaus ocn .,
Saniel gsifian. fen. ! etS,ors
Geuben Bafftau, "'O'S'
Mprit, 3. uo--sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
Gprif, 3.
2l0tanie NaCbri(Dt.

Ia SihclauS 8 b uub feiue Nrau
@atharina, pcn Dior Sauerna Iaunfd,ip,
eed,a @auntp, psrmttelft elmer freimiaiaen
llrbcrIhrcibuus, batirt ben %. WdrS 1914,
aI' ibr Giseuthum, fctpchl Iie9enees als pcr'
fcnlides uno permifd,tes, an bic llnterihriss
benen hbertrasen haben, une stpar gum Ru'
srn Der @rebitorcn bes befa9ten Tid,olans
9fcth, 70 weroen hermit ale, fpslthe nod auf
irstne cine aIrt an ben tefastcn Rctb ftuI'
eig fInt, hermit auf9eforoert innertalb 4
Wcden bel irsenb einem Der llnterseidneten
aniurufen un6 abiubeiablen,- limb fcld,e bic
nod, esred,te Scrbernuaen an befasten 9fctb
haben, tperben ebcnfatls sebeteu, inuerhalb
befaster 3eit ibre Rehnnn9en Wcbltsitdtist
sinjubdubiaeu.
Ssu,St SaectS gis, it," aNTs"ies'
slpril, 3. na4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
9l0l9nte- -9la0rtCbt.

Da Sonas sRc #, une feline Srau Ra'
ria Wagcalena, bon epnn Gannfdip, eeda
GauntD, usrn,ittcIit eiuer freipilisen llebsr'
fd,rsibuua, batirt, ben 5ten Wdri 1874, aa'
ihr Gi9entbum, Iic9enoss forpobl ale perfons
lid,es uue permfd1tes an bic unterieid,ne.en
iibertra9eu baben, NIB itpar gum Huten Der
@rsoitcren bes befasten Scnas REF, 70 fpers
ben hermit A[le, tpeldbe nod Guf irsenb cine
slrt an befa9ten Ref fd,uIst8 itnb, auf9efors
bert, tnnsrbolb 8 @ct'en an;urufsn nnb abs
,ubssahlen--uno fc;dbe, speldle mad, ssred,te
srfpride ait 5sfasten Sonas Rsff baben,
ilne ebeufafls erfndt ibre 8ed)nuHssn suobl'
bsftdtiat sinsubdnoisen, an
Sobn Nef, Z 2stsr,o,;.s
Idrs Ia, , nq8m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
N0iante- -S1adriC6t.

Ia Q aIomon .. Seifernue feline
Hrau epbia, ucu SlosWbsitbaG Taunfd,ip,
asd,d eauntp. pern,ttelft elmer freiwinissn
llsberftreibpun9, ca,irt ben %. Wdrs 1914,
an ibr @isenttun, fcrpcbl lissentes aIs pie
ptrf6nlihes uuo rermifdtes, at eeu llnter.
fd,riebenen nbsrtraseu tabsn, uub spar ium
91uBen Der Srecitoren bes befa9ten Salcmcn
.. S,eifcr, 70 rpercen hermit ale, peld,e ncd
auf irseuo cine sIrt an ten bsia9ten Soeifsr
tdnlbis Gne, hermit auf9eferbert inncrbaIb
2 Wcnate abiubeiablen, NIB fctd,e aIs nod,
grred,ts sufprild,e al ben bcfagten S,eifer ba.
ben, pcreen ettufa(IS sebeten, cbne Bersua
ihrt Rsdnunssni ipcblbeftdtist sin;ubdncissn,
SO. s.. Slun,sr, 9lGT9nie.
aiprit 3. ua6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
.eblfetler Saubcl3- -Scf.
in Siib,VethIehcm.


lie llnterfhrisbeusn bcuadridti9su bas
pnblifum, baB Ie an ihrem 8rstterbcf, lipi.
ften benz eeda NIus uub hem Canal, news
lidI rpteeer eiuen friffen 3ufas BON 8rettsr,
u. (. 10. erhalten haben, rpcIter ibrcn Stcd
5u eincm Der ih6nifeu i'm @auntp anseItnot,
len bat. Dsrfelbe beffebt ipte fctst, aus {:
0eiB< unb @elb Deint Slocrbcaros,
@eiEpeint Soaros, SemlcGf Sednts
ling, Sparren, Seioin9 Boarbs,
@eltpeint Sedntlina 8alfen, 4ydne
mel Scares, @elbpeint planten,
S6inceln. u. (. 10.
gie iIno niht alsin i'm GtaHte 70 spcbI.
fell, fOneern audi uObIfeitsr ~ psrfauftu. als
irgeno Elm gcarbhdntler an Der Qed)a unc
Ger Radbarftaft, inbsm Ne fbr BaubcIi
fclbft fdsen unc nur eiuen prcft, unb stpar
fehr aerinsen barauf MADDEN, 70 bee tbre
preife ben barteu 3eiten entfprttsn ,perben.
Daufbar fur bersits senofenc RuneIhaff,
bofeu Ge curd cine firsnse AufmertIamteit
auf ihr @slddft, fernerhin I'D, Gin GbeI Der
ofentIiheu Rancfdaft Su Serfhafeu,
Drefon Srod unb Go.
Sas'8etblebem, December 30, nsbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
81 q 6 t6t

tpirb hermit seaebsn, baB bic unferfdricbes
men ale aominiiiraioren bon Der SintsrIaf,
fenftoft bes oerifcrbenen qorene ReiB,
lcBtbin bon epnu 3aunfdip, eed,d @aunfp,
ernannt pcrben fno. alle, weld1e auf ir.
aenb cine 9Irt an belaste SinterlaGsnfhaft
idnIbis Gno, irsresn aufosfcrbert innerbaIb
8 Wlcnaten ob;ube,ahIen -uno ScId,e, tpels
DIE nod redtmdeiae Screerunsen baben, be'
lieben ihre 9tednnn9en ;unsrtalb bsfastcr
3eit rcchIbsIfdti9t einiubdnSisen, an
Sohn Reie, Columbia gauntp,
Senrp &eib, VerfS gauntn
9lnoreas 8eit, Ge6a gauntp.
atpril3. ssm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
Doctor 6. q. Wlarttt,

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
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9ebraud, aepefen finb. Eas Sdabr lit
gan, bon Stabf perfertist, uub fam Dor uno
auf bic Seite 9eriidt, unb auf biefe Weife
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,perbeu, bic sS beiuahe sdn;Iid absenubt it.
8auern perben es ~ ibrem 8ortheiI finsen,
ineuu Fe fdb eiefe 9Ihae anfhafeu.
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