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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
TERMS REDUCED.

DAG UERRTiN GALLERY Of Patent Prcmi.
um CoIored tkencs"se, md Photographic
Depoti
No. 1876 ChcSnut Street, Philadelphia.
No. 25l Broadway. New York NJ. IS Court
Su.er, Boston No. 1876 Chcenut Street. !h'a-
dclphra Baltimore street. Baltimore; Bro,d-
way, Saratoga Springs NJ Sc Caral Street,
New-Oreans; Main stree, Newport, r. |. And
Main Street. nu Buque, Iowa
CONSTITUTING the Oldest and r,ost EStcn-
" sive EStabli .hmcnl of the kind in the Wurl',
and cnntailing more than a THOUSAND POR-
TRAITS. embracing those ot some Of the most
distinguished ndiyiduas, in the United Sttes.
Admit'anCc free.
This Establishment having been AWARDED the
Mc9ak Four First Premiums, md hcO "Hsd,St
HsnOrs' at the Exhihons at Boston, New u, X
and Phlade ha, respectively, for best Picu'r- and
Apparatus, is thus officially sustained in the posi-
lion of superiority heretofore Universally assigned It
by the pubic, as "First in He NOriA'
June sSh, lSi5.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08

ofBrooms, Brushes. Buckets, Cedarwsre, Clocks.
Ba,ke,s. Mats, Backing, Eastern made Wooden
Ware. &c.
Manly RIVE 81 n Sd at. one door above Arch,
east side.
thenr Publication and Periodical Establishment.
u. u. I'eher Il co. Ledger Building, 80 ST. brlow
Chesnut.
Boots ard Shoes
Robert f"im"r, 1872 5 21 st. three doors bel Union,
west side.
M'nnfacturers AMI Dealers in all kinds If Scales,
Weights aud Weighing Machines. Also Bur,
den. Patent Horse Shoes
GRAY 81 Brother, 81 Wslnu, st. Lelov Second
Ph ladelphia, Sept Goth, lSi5-2m
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Of tie Me .frss IF Nt,r1'yh & .Nrghcr, and
NrBbe, " Pogu,,
] NS re>umcd the u holes y. Drv G IDS Busi-
n"ss, and now OILERS fnf sac. ut No.. II and
II Bank srtc't, phaI,lpHs. idi 'inirg MYERS,
CIasunrn n COS Auci,on stone NJ. 1s Market
street, general assortment # Dry Goods chiefly
prrchasei al aucton al very small advance for
cash, orc city scceuranc,s.
Believing that his long Experience in purchasir G
will enable him To sell hi- Goods at the loves, Mar,
h, prices, he invites hi old friends, and others
wis ing to buv, 10 favor him with n call.
PhilIdephi,, Nov. !, lSi5 tim
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
Notice

ny NOW al Men ly these Presents, That I,
ia Robert Clare of the township of Jack son,
IN the county OF Northumberland, aud state Of Pa d,
in considrra'i ~ CT rhr snm Il $3.50 30, IL me- III
hand PAID by Mathew Glare. Of the town cf Dan
vile. in the county of Culun BIZ. at aud hefr the
en.eal 9 and delivering of these pre-eDts, the re-
cept whereof DO hereby cknowl,dce, have bar
gaimd, sod = leased grsutcd ard confirmed. aud
by these prr,cns do bargain, sell rcle Sc, grant and
cunirm unto the said Mathew Clare all the goods,
household MI aud implements OF household, aud
all goods and chate,. whatsoever mentioned and
expressed n, Tie schedule hcrcun,n annexed, to
have and 10 hold ALI and singular. the goods, &c,
ahl every of them by these preeni> hdgainu. sold,
released granted aud conf mrd unto the said Ma
,hcw Cif,e, To his ouiy proper and hehoof, lis
heirs esecuiors administrators aud assigns, torr-
vrr. In vi mess whereof have set nv hand and
!, tas aflh day Of Octoner. 4. ID. lSi5.
Win,s. present, ROBERT CLARE,
Eli rRrGo.
One In Mare, gray Mare bay Cot Cows,
Calves, > Sherr, 90 Hogs, ! Wagon. set oi
liarncss, = Phow-, Q Haunws, 20 acres OF Wheat
in the ground, acres Rye, 600 bushels Corn in
the crh, stacks oats, l stack wheat, 20 bushels
heat in the barn, brass Clock, ( Barrow, ma
hogany Table, row remaining ani hring IN Jack
SON township, in the county of Northumberland,
and state Aforesaid. ROBERT ClAkEn
Witness pr. sent.-E,i TnEsc, MIcHAEt BUSKEa
Nov. |, lsi5-it
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
Orphans Court Sale.

IN Pursuance nj an o,,'er Of The Orphans Cout
L of Mr. huutolsnd county, Will he sold at pub
lic ,enduc, ou Wednesday, tie ic'h f N"ven h,r
next, a, The house of Nm. r. Jones, IN Augusta
township, in said county, tn wit; certain Is
laud, situated ia Augusta township, in sad county
called Moody and Round Island, containing twen
,y-iour acres. Also, a, ,he same time and place, a
certain tract of land situated in township afoie said,
ajnning VIM. II, Jones and others, containing eigh-
Iy.seven acres more or iess.-late the estate of
Cot John Jones, decd Sale to commence at 10
o'clock A. NJ of said day, when the conditions of
sale will be made known by
VIM. II. MUENCH,
ELISHA KLINE.
Oct 18th, ls45-4t Adm'rs.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
BELL We AND LIN .
+ II o 5M S Q MS
Compound syrup Of Tar s. Wood
N1Ussen.

VEHHE unprecedented success Of this medicine in
a the restoration e health 10 those who, in des.
par. had given up all hopes, has given it oNal-
ted rrpu'stion above all other remedies furnishing
evidence OF its intrinsic value and power the o,-
" agent switch can I've relied upnn for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pain in the side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood,
Whonping Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested to the following ASTON.
iSiING CURE. by Thomson's COMPOUND Syrup
of Tar aud Wood Naptha!,
Phjiadeiphid Mqg 81, Isii.
MR.. THOMSON-Drsr Sir-Wuh grateful
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects of
your medicine. which has literally raisrd me- from
a death.hed Nv disease, Pulmonary Consump-
ton, had reduced me 50 low that NV physician pro-
noInced my case hopeless At this Junction be-
gan TO your medicine. and Miraculous as It may
seem, it has completely restored me- TO health alter
everything else had failed Respectfully vours
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George st,ecf.
Th" undersigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Neck and his suierincs boar
witness TO the astonishing effects Of ThumSons
Compound Syrup of Tar. and the truth of the a,
b0ve statement.
Jos. WINNER. 3ls North Third street,
DAVID NICKERS. - Almond street.
HUGH M'GlNLEY :. T.. corner Tamanv
nnl Fourth sn,er,.
Prepared only by ; ?. Thomson. \. f. corncr
Of 9th and Spruce streets Phi sdephis
Agrnts-H b. M,s.er Sunhr,v; H. Gross,
and DR. Macrhcrsnn, Harrisburg Ju,. G. Brown,
Puusvile Geo. Ear', Re ding; Houston & Ma
on, Towanda. Bradford county, Pa. Price 80 cents
per bottle. or S5 per jo7eu.
Gr Be,care IF all icGiG'ion'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
AIR TIGHT STOVES.
e. !. TY b ALE,

No. 81 SuUrn SrcoNn ST, PHlLADElpHiA,
HAS now on hand large a-soriment "f ORRS
L Celebrated Patent AIR TIGHT SfoNES
10 wii"h he would call the attention Of every tue
lover of comfort and economy, it which quaiti :
they cannot be equalcd by any Stove III the world.
They a light Stove, and can lie conveniently
carried TO any dlslauce, and being constructed for
The use Of wood, they are particularly adaped to a
sick room.
Many thousands Of this Stove being now in use,
their good qualities are too well known TO need
putting.
Mr.. TrSDALs is the first authorized agent in
Phi 'delPhla, and has been making them constant.
ly for The last five or six years. There can he no
fear Of not getting the genuine Stove of him. and
they are all warranted to give entire satisfaction.
No Ar Tight Stoves are genuine, without a brass
plate with the Inventors name and date of the
Patent.
lie has also on hand large assortment of Cook
SIoyEs, RinIATons, and all kinds of Fancy Coal
Stoves, at the Old Establishment, No. 81 South
Second above Walnut street.
Fhilsjelphia, Nov |, lsi5,-2m
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E.ER &c wH q gD ,.l z
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VVNHE SUBSCRIBER has bten appointed acct,
far TIE sale f CONRAD MEYERS Gel.
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have plain,
massive and beautiful exterior finish, and, toT depth
and sweetness of tone, aud elegance of workman
ship are not surpassed by any in the un'od Sa'es.-
! The following is a recommendation from CAM
D,Ers, celebrated performer, and hlms,I a mH!i>
utdcuIer;
a E. a "a E..
H.vING had the pleasure of trying the eHce'-
lent Piano Fores manufactured hy Nr. Never AMI
exhibited a the lat exhibition OF The franklin H.
sttute feel il due to the true merit Of the maker
To ,scare that these instruments are quite cQua,
aud in some respects even superior, 10 al 'he -
ano Fortes ! saw at the capitals Of Europe, anl
during q sojourn of two years AT Paris.
These Pianos Will be sold at the manufacturers
lowest Phiiadelphia prices, If not some hing lower.
Persons are requested TO call and examine for
themselves, al the residence of he ,ubscFih'r
Sunburv, Nav II, lSl5. ii. II. MASSER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08

NEW SAEELT-lTGS.
yI>HE subscrihers have received, anl are now
Il oIering splendid assortment of he following
T ods-
Saxony. Wilton and Velvet TarPergs
Brussels and Imperial ily do CAR
Extra sureriiuc aod fine lgreins DO : PEI
Eng'ilh >h,d,d & Doma-k Venetian do ING,
Am,ricln tN,lied aIl fg'd ro
Engl.h Irusgcus and Wa.,yu Floor c. lhs
stair anl Passage GOstH--
Embossed Piano and Tail. Cayrr-
London Cheuille ana Iutcf Rass
Door Mats of ere,y description.
-AlS.I-
A isree and ox,n,ive ,s-or,neot of Floor OI
Golhs from one 80 cehr yards wide, cut to ft eve
~ description of rooms OF pis-aaes.
Also. low priced Iogr,in CaVe,rnss from sll Ia
GA cents per yard together with large aud exltn-
sive assortment of goods u,us y key by c5.pei
merchants.
The above goods viii be sod wholesale or rr'a'
at the lowest market price County mcrcAaris
aud Others particularly invited to.c'i sal eHs~
mine oar stock before making thr'i selections
CIARkSON, Rl.H y NtlH.HiN
Successors 10 Joseph hiSckwood, No. III ChespG',
/ corner Of Franklin Place.
Philadelphia, Fec. 22d, is45,--
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
NEW GOODS.

4 SPLENDID sss'Ttment OF New Goods has
~ Just been received At the sore of iiESHr MAS
STR, which will be sold a, The lowest cash prices.
Sunbury, Nov lst, ls45,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
Thursday. the 2.th Nov. next,

ms dav of 1hGnhSgiri,g Proyer ami P,ase h,
almighty Go3. Our dependence on him rs indi.
'huals and Ms community. j. so entire, that praii
,nle thanksgiving aud p,aise are duties as delight
iul rs they are ohg itory. To uni e as one rcn-
Pile on given div, for the perform Of these tu.
t'rs an', willie our own affections are prr fcd ard
our hcuts expanded with peiv. Ia know tina, at
the same instant our brethren th'ough hout the whole
Commonwra'th, with like feelings and with Ike.
aif ctnns, pnnriug frh their dcvnut aspirations
will give sole unity and beauty TO the exrrcisr,
which we NAV hnmby hope will br acceptable t.
Heaven, while peace and good will on Earth will
I've proinoed.
Hence in,i'e all The people Of this Common.
wealth to appropriate the dav desipna'e' dav
Of thank sgiving-1nl recommend 10 all pastors
and religious teacher with their peop'e tn assemble
at their usual places of worshp. aud unite in ex-
pros.ions of gratitude to the Great Civ of al
Good for the numerous blessings aud f.vors wp
have received At His lands-in preserving t, US cur
great civil an'' rrgou righis-in granting t, us
seas'n Of health and rcn,v--in prospering cur
STATE and N,rion-n crnwninr with success the
institutions nj our beloved c,unrv-n preserving
to us the blessings Of HIS revealed willard in
continuing & Us the OILERS of mercy through the Re-
de, ,m'r:-and as orr dependence on God is entire
that we have all IN ak. and our innorprrp lost
thrt we have much tn fear, io supp'icato Him fr
The cnninuance Of these rich blessings t. elves
and sterl'v, ard for that mcekn,ss. humility and
gratitude which becomes the recipients Of His
hruniul Goodness.
Given under my hand and tie Grra, Seal Of tic
State at Harrisburg, the twenty first day of
October. i'll the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight bundled and for,y-iivc, and Of the Coul~
monwcalh the sventicth.
BIZ tn Go,rn>eH. j. MILLER
SIR II ri yLp Cam Un,,,r,OHL
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
A PROCLAMATION.

{ ~N~o) WHEREAS, The ncsimable bles.
( b.S sings which The abundant, goodness of the
{ wv } Supreme Ruler of the Universe. has
sho~"reh upon our beloved Common wealth. de-.
maud our sncercst gratitude and most devout
thanks
NJ. rHEnEronE, in accordance with my own
feelings and in c.mpliance with the wishes OF
many of my fellow. citizens, sppont
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
To the Public.
To the Public.
A NEW VOL. UME
THR
NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR.
WI rn,nnlrllcc ON .NnLtirOInn DcI LII laIh
WilliS'S Letters from London, Complete

IN one nd ONE EXTRA unlfnm with he WEtK
~ MIRRon. THIS COM ri,es the FiusT StnlEs
f LErgErs. and with the New Nnnmr will com
mcuce the Nrw SERIts written iom the Sou ri
OF EUnorr, when the Weekly Mr"r will be scpa
rre'y edited with pafiirulr care, aud with more
special regard 81 the wants aud tas e. Of country
subscribers. We shall put lrsi, more tales. aud less
matter that is mrr.ly locsl-and Ivy ing in part "a
smaller type, hal, he able T., increase ihr qnan-
iitv as well ast improve the quality Of what we
give to our readers
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
10 Purchasers Of
. RYr GOO ID S.

FENHE subscriber, No. lei Pearl street, New
4 York, having established b. nch at No 23t
South Second ST., Philarephra, il now opening
aud viii he constantly receiving from The \, w
York Auctions, an extensive assortment of
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA. 60.

In the name and By Tie aufhoriiy Of the Com.
monu'edM Of Pennsylvania.
BY FRANCIS II. SKUNK,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
FANCY & sTAPGE Dry GOODS.

whrch will la sold at 'Ie lowest New lork In crs
a, wholesale and Retail Amoug h stock Will be
fuund good assortment of me f,llnwrs Articles;
Iarconets, Plaid. liair Cud, Lace, Srrile, Book,
Swiss aud TaTia an Musns, bsh p end i.lnen
lawns, Fancy Cap Nrii-, Fancy and Ball Dresses,
ihrcsd Lacrs, Application b.. Ich B ack Six
Trimming i.ace, Irish Linens, Lines, Csmhr;cs,
Linen Camlrc Hdkfs, Curtain Fr,nges, Cashn,ew
dEcnsSe, Mouselinc de Lare. silk and Cotton
Warp AlIuccas, Gu er's GIothb Gaia PIads,
Fnnch Me'inns Bi,,k silks, Gluves ii II Sc,
Shawls Cravais, Rihhun-. Emhroderi's &c. &c.
Country Merchants and ohers wishing Phi 'del
ihla or New York t" purchase, a'r rcsprclir ~ III.
ritcd 10 c al s.d ,S,tnIne the stocks
Nov. |, isi5.-ly q. II, MOORE.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-13

er places in the direction of the Mexican
frontier; these orders valuelass as emenat-
ing ffom a prisoner, mostof the generals
were cowardly enough to obey, an obedience
for which they were afterwards brought to
trial by the Mexican Congress. In a few
days two-thirds Of Texas was in our posses
sion.
The news of these successes brought
crowds of volunteers TO our standard. I'm
three weeks We had an army Of several thou
sand men, with which we advanced against
the Mexicans. There was no mo re fighting,
however, for our Antagonists had enough, and
allowed themselves to be driven from one
position to another, till, in a months time
there was not one left in the country.
The struggle was over, and Texas was
Tee.-Cor. Of BLackvood's Magasine.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-13
NEWSPAPERS.

A newspaper, says a contemporary, is a
school in a family, worth ten dollars a year.
Even the most barren paper brings some
thing new. Children read or hear the CON
tents, gain intelligence of the affairs of the
world and acquire useful knowledge Of more
importance to them than a present of fifteen
acres of land. Parents are not generally
aware of the vast Importance of news-pa-
pers in a family o children. We have made
the remark before, and we repeat it, that
two families of children equally smart and
going 10 the same school-let one OF them
have the free use of newspapers, and it
would excite establishment TO mark the diff
ference between them. Full one half and
an important half of education, as itsespecis
the business of the world and the ability TO
rise and make ones self respectable in it, is
derived from newspapers. What parent
would not wish his children respectabIe?-
Who would be willing to see his neighbours
children more intelligent than his own?-
Yet how trifling is the sum a paper COSTS
1t is even in these hard times absolutely
contemplate in amount, except in its bene-
fetal consequences, TO him who has paid his
subscription regularly. -Genias.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-13

@The Dauphin street Theatre, New
Orleans, was destroyed BY fire on the 18th.
No one injured.
G.I'm within the pail of temperance
as the loafer said when he fell into the water
bucket.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-13
ALEXANDER
WHOLESALE &RETAIL
GROCERY. IRON. NAIL TIN AND SHEET IRON STORE;
WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE INDIANA

T beg leave 10 oHhe aaentono of Aderhapt4T Traders and Farmers generally through
~ QUIT the Wabshco country. Illinois sand the Southern portion of Kentucky. to our large
and vy general stock OF GROCERIES,, IRON, NAILS, TIN PLATE, COPPER, WIRE,
AXES. COTTON YARN DOMESTIC MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, which he efesf for
sale vy reduced prices for Cash or Produce, Thehe head of the hoasere residing in Pittsburgh,
will enable us to be reguarys upp6ed with all articles in our liea Deaasa and country @-
chats need not travel eynd Evansville r a suppyo of all aricest they may need. and hey
woudc consult hdr intHessb by giving us call as WI are determined to to merit "a share
public patronage The business will be conducted ~ JAMES LAUGHLN, IT,, -
$ Feathers, HIDES TanOw, Beswx,a and all kinds OF Produce purchased attheh highest mar
kd price, SIT a&#a@&M#8 r#FE A#@~t son Hl&& 1853 #fs
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-13
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocery, Iron. Nail &Tin Plate Store
WATER STREET, NEXT DOOR To A.~LAUGHLIN.
4 T STREET, NEXT

SAMUEL ORR would would cal, the ntspdo@ Of the Merchants and Farmers of the Wa
NAILS, GROCERIES, COTTON YARNS, and. Aucese Domestic Manufacture genepfy,
rwbichb he is dsposedfo sell at very reduced prices for ash or Produce. We shall be regularly
supplied with all uiesn ourHne.a and by aaict attention TO buSnesh hope tor receives fbefl
hare f pubic paIraage. Feathers. Beeswax. PalOw Hides, and her produce purchased at
tem market price 800 t*@"+-&# = @ -#.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-13
DRUGS AND MMD10IN@Ss
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, GLASSWARE, &C.
W. & C.. BELL,
WHOLESALE M RETAIL DRUGGIsTs,

CORNER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
WETSH to- call yours attention to- Their extensive and heavy assortment of Drugs, Medi-
w acfnes, Paints, Dye-Stufs,e Glasswar Chemicals surgeons trume
Patent Medicines erhumeres, window Glass shop Furniture, Z. &C. which they
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-14
Gnlicllc SSnufnptcm.

Talfdc s5u 500 Tohn, pcraetlh bon tsr
Northumberland Sauf, bon NcnniDipanien,
iIno alibier in llnllanf 9eieet mcrorn. Gies
icIte fInS Scn ben Tcten elrer aneern, ipahrs
fdlciRIith elmer TeuDorf Slnf, um9edneert,
unr Gno gut gum Setrus 9cei9nct. Cie I'm
trrIdlriftcn Der Seamten Gno eenjcni9en nuf
ZEN dften sientlid, dbnlid, obcr bic Rcten
fIuo caran fcnntbar bas man bci Sennuer
llnterfutun9, fncen wiro, eaB cin anberes
9Bcrt am cbern @noe Der gtcte 100 caS Wcrt
prnniptpanien itebt tcronSscncmmeu nno
ndmlidie 0crfabren ssfdot no "8ant pSR
tTprtbumbcrlauo" in Der Ritfe Ger 9tcte, unt
.-a...- Su6r Ger gicte, ipo rns g8crt
Ncrttnmbrrlanp lfebt. Wan lei eaBer Dor,
fGhtig.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-14
11uIerc SplIrt

Tabm befdnutlid, am pcrIestcn Mcntaa
ihrcn Nnfan9 uno cnoietc iId, an Srcitng
9Ibeno. Sd,On Dienita9 9benes wurce Gle
&irdne SrrD entlaecn - Seine @eIhdfte
pen beicncerer Bid,ti9tcit iIno wdbrcno cies
icr 3ctt oerh0nbclt morocn, uno fpislid, pilrs
Ten mir un(ern Qelern nur rem 91aum nit
chpas cae pcn feircm alI9emeinen SntcrciIcn
TT, pcrlpcrrru, mcnu mir bic @erbanelunorn
Der Fdn0e nad mittheien nctItcn. - Die
,ttlnaiade bon Srbn G 8cunbie, 0s9cn bic
48afers @jeeNIhaft, mar zines ecr ipid,tiq,
lten Gerhcre Die auf9rncmmen nurben uno
ttel Su @unifen bee SNerrn S,ourcc aus. -
S,err @jrc6hans, pclder fir Gicbitatl an9es
tla9t war, rpnrec bon Ger SurD freiSciprchen.
Die Jtta9fadc ;tpiften SHcffmau uub @aus
mrr, in ScSu9 ouf cine Drftcr 3sdnuae,
truree su @unitrn ccS Or. SHcffman entldtes
,hcu. uebriseps uid,ts 9Bihti9es.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-14
Bon 0scricp.

gIus 3eitungeu bon TeusSrleanS erfebcn
mir, eaB bic @efamuit. Committee ces Wieri'
canlihen @on9reees, tpeldber bic Sad)e in
Sciu9 auf ben 9lnfhIuB bon Ieras an bic
Werelnigten Staaten nbertragen mar, nun et'
nen Serid,t al jenen S6rper ab9eitattet bat
DerieIbe lit BON beoeuteneer Q6n9e, linc mir
f6unen unfern eeieru bloc, bes 9faums nee
gen, fa9en baB Der SubaIt beGelben iebr fries
9rrifd1 lantet. g8ir fnoen aber nidjt eoe Der
@cn9reB nod, itber BEN 8crtdt oerbanoeIt
bot. GcrfeIbe lit jcnem Scrpsr pprecle9t
tporeen, une oies 1T allies mas mir bapcn er'
fahren fcnntcn. - Sc III gan, flar baB bic
Me9terun9 70 tpie eas 8clf bon Werico Iebr
itren9 9c9cn ben 9InfdluB bon 3eras al bic
8crctni9ten Stdatcn 1T, unb eben 70 gcpiB
1T es, baB bic borti9sn 3eitnnser cine febr
fre9srifdc Sprad,e filbren; alleiu 70 lan9e
Gf tie Wericaner auf bas Seridt erlfatten
an een ecrtigen @ou9res, 70 pis auf bas Seu'
ern in hen 3eitnn9en einfhrdnfen, babeu mir
felne harte Stc6e 81 frfparten.
lie Stabt Werico wurce aud am IOtcn
ucri9en Wcnats abermaIs bon einem @rbbe'
ben beim9eludlt-alIo brei Gage nad temje'
ni9en bon tpclhem mir bic 8eIonterbctten III
unferm leeten Slatte mittbeilteu, weIded
Ietr serlt6renb 9etpelen feiu fcG. DaseIbs
nabm I'M 10 uhr feinen 9lnfans, tauertc DC
Secuncen uno seritDrtc oiele @ebduce bic bel
bem Sriiberen unbeId)dbigt 9ebIisben maren
8iele Der @intpctner nabmen ibre 3ufIuhi
in einem cfencn Selee unipcit Der Stobt, all
no fe Die Sadt snbrahten, ineem fle ned
oncere Stcse brfiird,teten, unb iId, nllccrt
lIherer 9laubtcn. glroe bic Scpe9un9 MI,
um et,pas ldn9er an9ebalten baben, 70 nilrct
bic sanSe Stact in 9tuinen liegcn. - 9lbcl
Wertco lit nidt rur allcin, cenn In cine,
@ntfernun9 bon ciniQcn huncert Meil'n wur
De cbenfaGS bic @rfd,htcruu9 oeripirt. Sin
l6teu Waren ncb oieIe @inwrhner Der Stac
Wercc, bic INNER nch mehr @rfblttcrun
9en crmartetsn, nidlt inrildaefebrt.