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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-11

LATE FROM TExAs.-The steamship New York,
Captain Wright, arrived at New Orleans from Gal
vestop the 3st OF JAM She brought Galveston papers
the 25th Houston to the 22d and Washington to the
18th, but they contain news OF importance
Major Doneson, u s. Charge to Texas, came passen
ger in the steamer.
he reports about Captain Elliott, the British Charge
dAfairs founded upon statement to the effect that he
had been authorised by bis TO propose and
conditions unhestatpgy declared by the Houston T
iegraph to be totally incorrect.
Gen Hamilton, Judge LongstIeet and Gel. Mccall
were in Washington.
The influenza prevailed at Washington seventeen
deaths had occurred hin a short time.
The Hon. John w. Smith, Senator in Congress from
the county OF Bexar died in Washington the II inst
Large beds anthracite coal have been discovered
the sources of the Trinity river
Great numbers Of Mtxcsns had arrived a. Galveston
to lay in stocks goods but owing TO the scarcity OF sup
plies, were compelled to return without making pur
chases Segun and his band continue their depredstons
the trading route between Bexar AID the towns below
the Preside and above Loredo.
The Register says that the children Of Mrs Simscn,
who captured at Austin ty hostile Indians are now
in the OF the Toweash and Wacoe tribes in the
Wichetaw mountains
TIE Texan Congress has passed bill 10 submit the
lection of site for the Capitol Of the Republic 70 the
people in ls47. President Jones has approved 1t
The Texas papers rejoicing over the escape Of Mr.
Navarro from his long captivity
Nothing has been done towards reconoing the misun-
Outstanding between Gen. Green and President Jones
large annexation meeting has been held at San
Fipel
The Galveston papers think that nothing will be done
with the tariff this session OF Congress
The Camanche Indians not satisfied with tho
boundary run by Texas in their country.
The cnure of Sea Island cotton hos been commenced
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INV ORLEANS, Friday Morning, Jan. 3i.-The demand
for cotton continues steady and active but the
duced amount sale prevents the transactions from be-
ing extended The business yesterday amounted to
bales at full prices TIE greater part OF which was
taken for shipments to England
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FROM LAeuIRA.-By the brig Nmble, Captain
Shaw, we received advces from Caracas 10 the
l4h instant Nothing Of consequence is to be found in
the papers. The Legislative Chamber was to meet on
the 20th and proceed to the election of vcePresdent;
Sgnor Arbanes, conservative it was thought would be
elected Mr. Ellis the American Charge to the Repub-
lie of Venezuela had the respect e the iDhabsns
of Caracas. Coffee ives somewhat scarce. and many
American vessels had left in ballast The export OF COT
fee in Sa4 had diminished - 1871 u.s. Sugar had likewise
fallen offs 537 qs whilst increased export If 1851
hides is reported 1913 Coffee commanded 81 rs
the quintal, in good demand for the English market
Hides So the quintal.-N Orleans Bulletin Jan. 81
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Glove ANODYNE TOOTH
ACHE DROPS--AN IMMEDIATE
AND PERFECT CURE.-Those " no
have felt the painful throbbing and excru-
cia'ing panas Of this diaesse shooting
through their jaws with most tormenting
perseverance,, and, as 10 often the case,
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased to know Of a remedy
that will never fail TO quiet forever the
uumerciful offender.
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ADJUSTMENTS.



No. TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 18th.
aa oIST%@ss soS y G Ss Vss cag
sresdom In which the principal Riders and magnificent stad
opsrsic Pa. De Dance by Mis-. Louisa ws!l.
hi, TS s1.. s will on
Comic ps.erip,iys Duty b Z. N, Dieien.oa
BY d' y KGss @ ride an AZ. d.
surprising Feats the Tight Rope by Jane.
ppg,esrsn Director. .... MI CSdSa,lader.
ciS~aa. .Me:.. j. May and Grimsdi ' @eia
fEE fire. FSiSs 11Sf S
BE 81 sf q + :; sssf g! %
Ss the q BTCh.
lin The Hungarian Polka
The Act will be rode raped and executed by T. " Turner
A f,shion bic and dsIishtfg NEGRO coNcERT-InsIu
ding the ,S from s B1sms Girl
Kelly, D,sI;n.oa, Hoyt and Edwards.
hi. -Four Bare backed sissd nightly received with the
Prices Of admission.
ss.5 f;.i q SeE Ss,:: faiaas.s sss
GALLERY. ....... l2Hcrnts
PALnO's OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT.
Third Nigh! q NJ k$NEASs and b. TR09rE SFsra
celebrated Rand,
SERENADERS who will give Of III fashion BILE
&c A Ne
THE vIRGINIAN GIRL.
By the whole Troupe.
Lucy Long, alias Lucy Neal Madame Depo
Syntha she. .Signorina LuscIeae hia Poorgoose
Aunt Sa Ii Sgnora Since you d rmero.
f SS Dad x$S:sss
the course of the piece there will be Songs Duets ros
Quare Chouses the celebrated Polka Dance and Grand
Gaop by the whole company Grand FipaleYoung Love
1Iiumphant Smiling Oh. what full delight Take time
Miss Lucy.
First tier and Parquee so Second tier IS Private
Boxes So.
Doors at 81 o'clock-Concert to commence at IN
o'clock Box Office from to o'clock seats.
II Bounues be bought 4 the door
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Passenusrs Arrival.

Passengers Arrived.
LorpoS.Packet ship vctoria.H East, Mr., Graham, Of
Eng lands Miss Palm, Pilgrim, Richardson, Ann Rich ard
son. Richardson, Richardson, RchaIdson Hertes,
Franktard-l2 in the Storage
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Packets TO Arrive.
Packets TO Sail.


Ship fAasSsss anu AAsaess
We snail esteem Il IL Captains Of vespeii civ,
70 RopEnr stLyEy, Captain Of our News Boat, nrs
spoken their passage list Of their CARGO, and foesE
newspapcrs, they may have He will board them
nediay their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
y abroad will also confer favor BY sending TO this Office ali
the Marine intelligence they obtain Nautical lnforma
oil any kind will be thankfully received.
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20 Tar as The ncrcase In specie end circulation goee
he.e hes ben improvement, in the condition Of the
bank the Increase in specie being than eou lie thst
DIFFERENTIATION
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STEAMBOAT SUNK The Attdkapas Gazette of
the 25th instant, says" BY the steamer Neva, ar
rived here Wednesday last and lately from the Sabine
we learn that the steamboat Miami, frcm New Orleans
for Galveston, struck snag the Cacasion, and
sunk The crew and passengers had, 1t is said, safely
got ashore. The cargo presume was lost"
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az Is that yondsr with such OF admirersp Why
that rs Miss she the person introduced short
time since and he thought ugly" the reply
is II possible what has accomplished so sudden and mrscu
Iagds Poudres snbtIes and his Italian soaP They dsc
dedy the greatest that have been introduced TO
the PUBLIC f the accomplishment of female beauty Remem
darkest toughest and pmpled skins Poadrr Sub
tile for eradcatng sureuous hair from part Of the hui
Frame be had where else in New York but at the
original Office Ct Walker street. first from Broadway
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AUCTION SALES.
A. g. TUTTLE Auc,;ons.,


D.u.,y a. q TUTTLEl Auctioneer.
gay az Y O'clock az the auction room % Plat street. cor
cash Tor account Of the underwriters and round
na,t teel for ripping saws Billet Webs Shoyes Ha
importation. = - N'-sNN
A9 on sI months credit general Of fresh
ported and desirable Hardware and Cutlery good order
A. g. FUTILE, Auctoneer.
n AKDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS, &r.-JACOB s.
rLAIT5 Third Spring Trade Hardware Bale this season
WI take place This Dav, 10 O'clock the sales ROOM
Flat street Of Gold and will be found orthy the at
entn OF city and dealers The catalogue comprises
~ packages and lot. of Heavy and Shelf Hardware
french German and American Staple and Fancy Good and
VIII be neremptony sold the highest bidder credit Of
months Tor approved endorsed 500
consisting of bright face and Vices n
a black and bright edge Hooks aud Hinges Brads
or'olk Latche brass and iron Candestcs Padocks
Ffypaps; long aud nde Shoyels and Spades Hal er
Chans Files and Rasn Shoe Thread Cotton Cards Sadons
round and fiat Spring Bolts Sc.
Also, an extensive of Cutlery, comprng g.
and blade Congress- Alabama Hunting Spear and Pen
hnyes Razo-s, Scissors. Shears Kniye and Forks &C.
Also 5000 900 Percussion Caps assorted ribbed ribbed and
Spit, and plain; Powcer FIasks, &c.
Also, double aud snge ba rel Guns, Japannery, &c.
NAso, 8 c tsks Carolina Hoes, assorted
Also, so casks shovels and Spades
Also l,oO,o Cocker Sons and Hemmngs iue drill
ed eyed eetles
Also 9cses dam ged steel under Warden's Inspection
I'll lt'm
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements Of the StSamships.
49,, Seaaegs. Leave Lir'. Duei .6nls'a. Leave .frco
fiiibbsrnia, Ryrie. Feb. Feb 10. Mar
" western. Matthew'S Mar. 20 April 10 April "a
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truly ecacous in all Of obstructed the
cause Of colds No medicine before offered public
cam,d such power, % open all the natural outlets Of the
pleasant yet thorough Sold the principal Office ITO Green
wIch street, also at " Hudson and Grand and
Bowery Is cents per box Examine Dr. Smiths written sig
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AUCTION SALES.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALES, at the Merchants
~ Exchange attended by the suhscrbevs usual
liberal any other house Brooklyn property will
tended to by James oe So Fulton street. Brooklyn ad
versed in both the New York and Brooklyn papers by
+. II. LUDLOW CO.,
ja30 2w*rc % Broad street cor Of Exchange Place
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICER
New York, Feb 8, l845 (
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES will be sold Public
Auction, Monday nth inst at IL o'clock M under
the direction Of the subscriber viz :
Bbl Pork, Tin Pam
and W. 2Sodths bhls Beef, IS boxes Pepper
1885, l9sdths bbls Flour, 10 pair Scissors
1853 lbs Rice, Mess Pan,
254 lbs Rasips, 81 lbs Tobacco
1921 lbs Bread, Horse
sih bsTea. pair White Flannel Dawers
boxes Hacking, l3 pair Yarn Socks,
10 Jack Knives, pair Yarn Stockings
10 boxes Mustard, / White Linen Frock
800 Sewing Needless psir White Linen Trowsers
lbs s;off.e, 3 Blue Cloth Jackets
% lbs Cocoa, 3White Flannel Shirts
81 lbs Cheese, / Black Silk Handkerchief
bbls Indian Meal, Spoon.
"a bush Beans 3t5 Thlmbles.
Tbs Butter,
Terms Cash.
JAMES H. SUDAN Navy Agent,
fe9 to II rrc M "a Con randf AZ
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MA IN CONSEQUENCES Of the > we're storm on Tues
I:::
ON sR 81 me &
rhps I'm wp the IL
Ai New YS, Hsf Feb es ss, ISL, a.m
T2ss%.
a h Sse w %
THE MOZART OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY. the New
st ss;ss%s III Ssi sf s,s
soSSs and BY
' I.sSs, wiz SssS Ssu an si G. %m
Ticket: IS cents .ach to be lad at the door tell .-m
FRANKLIN BLUES
THIRD ANNUAL sOIREE. MILITARY AND CIVIC,
COMES off at Niblo's the 18th instant. The Committee
and sf s B
Tickets One DollarTo be had at Captain Smiths Military
they are limited carry LOT eAs III isn
ia S9Nk NAsn
der their Broadway Tabernacle, Wednss
Day . Essnns n s hs isR n:n flo
I EG p III ..;S 0N n! ETHNOGRAPHY-Mr. K0BERT
tsS ss sisIisas:: e any
superiority the white race above the negro aud Indian
Tickets Is cents. Lecture at ~ O'clock.
MENDELssoHN's LoBGEsANG.
ss.SsffasssS II
will for eG
time IN H H0BGEs sas OR HYMN OF PRAISE!
s WATSON sn
Be- By rs which the
,s a list M Mes.5.
a,! :i:ss! Tss bss Tickets admit a:
A GRAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
YIN Be given q The r. % on Saturday The g. Of
York Particulars in future advertisements e7 3wed"ce
COMPLIMENTARY BALL
THE Public and Friends Of Mr. E. H. Conway,
him. sas sssS o sf ON VI. s
pupils fe7 steod.ec
TIE BALL Of podworh,s Correct Band will take place
res e lad at he %po the Dd
worth Family, 4o3 Broadway. fe7 5tis.nc
SIXTH ANNUAL BALI. IN AID OF THE FUNDS
HEBREW BEN& 81 Isz SOCIETY.
CIV Sr sET Yonk S t:sa. :s' s''
may : lad S5$$#ES ana Two '''''
10 ffS%Ssag
Mt David SAMSON. NJ 266 Washington street
NJ Hs% Jackson NO " Sod 81 R MSn .ts.:
NJ NJ J. N n - IS i so.i i,,ss
jsooFis.Ge LIoNEt A. MYERS, seeTs asn.S'
NIBLO'S GRAND SALOON,
FOR CON G E RTS AND BALI LIS,
Pr!ce for Balls ..... 80
lnsei or Concer"'' .'''..'. ..'.....$ 20
~, TIE ST. GEoRq E's SOCIETY THIRD AN
NUAL ALL will take place at Nibo's Saloon Thurs
day, Feb 18th.
rTFRANKLlN BLUES GRAND MILITARY BALL,
takes place Niblo's Saloon, Monday, February Ith
~ THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT AssOCIA.
TIONS Annual Ball takes place Niblo's Saloon, We'd
nesday, February 10TH
r7-THE ARGUS GRAND MILITARY BALL takes
place at Niblo's Saloon, ON Monday February a4th
1.-THE INDEPENDENCE GUARD Grand Military
Ball takes place Nblos Saloon Wedne sday February
18Th
UTTHE MONTGOMERY GUARD Grand Military
Ball takes place Nblos Saloon Monday, March 3D.
10 THE ST. DAvIDs SOCIETY will hold their Annual
Festival at Niblo Tuesday, March 4h Duner be
Table o'clock. Tickets be had Of the Stewards
ja20rc d. G. COLD EN-, President.
MESSRS. SCHNEIDER ~ REBHUN'S
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PARTNER WANTED,
TN AN ESTABLISHMENT in Broadway, embracing a
General Oyster and Eating House, f and successful
operation II elgbly situated and fitted handsome
STYLE The DESTROYS of partner who furnish
capital Of about $780, For particulars apply to
RICHARD OAKLEY,
M a Wa sfraef rirnorsc Ru;lds
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ARCHITECTURE.
FIRED. SCHMIDT bees leave inform his friends aud the
public that he has removed his Office from 1872 Broadway
Wall where persons drsrous Of building invited
anime Of original and tasteful designs from the Cot
upwards to the Villa Manson IN all the va5ou
styles and where he prepared iurnh Plant
Drawings Specica Estimates and Contracts for Build
ngs Of and upernends the erection thereof
iaqOi Inns
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TO LET-The large three story and attic Brick
EW Dwelling House. situated the northeastey
IA8 the Seventh Ayeoue and Thirteenth street, with fine
garden Croton water kitchen ranges marble mantss sliding
doors xc and in improving neighborhood Rent low
good tenant.
Al'o-four three story and Brick Houses with
underneah, the eaerly side Of sixth Avenue between
Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets with sliding DOORS marble
moderate circumstances.
Aso-Fve three story Brick Houses ofa similar kind
eastery side OF Greenwich Lane Avenue the Eighth
Avenue, and opposite the large square.
AlsoThe three story Brick House. with Store underneath
the eastey side Of the Eighth Avenue between 18th
h streets, with marble mantels, sliding doors, Croton
water, &c.
All Of the above Stores excellent stands business
suitable for drygoods Ind ladies' shoe
china and earthenware hardware, jewelry, millinery,
dictionary, SC.
The Sores with the front basementoom will be rented
from the dwelling il required there being
in front for fuel, Sc. q. H. WINTER,
III lmerc Is Wall street
DOR sALE-THEATRE HOTEL REFECTORY-This
well known estab shmen No so Bowery first door above
the Bowery Theatre and under the Theatre Hotel kept
number OF by Levi Dome and kept by Henry L.
Young for SALE the preo having ether business that full
ly his time The Fixtures will be sold fair vaua-
ton. Apply on the premises. fllw*ie
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SLEIGH ROBESl
WHITE, POLAR AND GRISLY
IJUDSON'S BAY BEARS-A few superior specimens for
IL sale by j. nj. OPPENHEIM & CO.,
FL
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MENDELSSOHN'S LOBGESANG.

COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
THE Public and Friends of Mr. E. H. Conway respect
fully informed that Complimentary Ball will be given
him. BY his pupils the Shakespeare Hotel Tuesday
ming, 18th Febru ,rv l843.
Tickets One Dollar be had the Hotel any of the
pupils. fe7 6teodsec
THE BAL of Dodworhs Corret Band will take place on
Wednesday, February 18th, at the Apollo Rooms.
Tickets Que Dollar to be had the Apollo Of the Dod-
worth Family 493 Broadway. fe7 5tissrrc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08
QGafd,in9tcn, Dec. 10, 1914.
Cob uutrr ncu 9pfccrcnGfehci.

Die pbilaoelphia Gcrcini9te Staoten Ga.
sctte terihtst ouf 2Iutoritit einc6 Srcunees,
wcldiCr 70 ebcn rcu Gem Wcerc6ufer III 9fcu.
ScrlcD sHrllf 9cfctrt it, eaB ras gauge
llfcr fir cine Srrfe Don oreeio bis uicrsig
Dtcl.en bon tooteu Stid,cu bcoedt III, weldye
pod Gem Wcer ans9rDovfcn poroen lluo
Sic flno pcu alien 80ttuu0cn ocu tcm
fIciRitcn &orid, bis gam sr6Btcn St6r1it !;
ciHiAc Ncdfl,tc, Die ocH ojcrSiq bic funfBi9
pfunn tpic9en, uno f6tIidIc Meerfitc- =
&icIc ncu cen 6fdcn merccn terausaeipHlt,
che Gs foot fno. 90 9rcs I'll lhre 9ln;aM,
oas Ger @cridltcrfattcr fhdste oas ouf
0sdmiu95 &cad, eaciu bel sebu tauicnC
SuIcbcl Srrfclbsu liegen mI1en. gDas Gdh
inter ecu Slihrn Su9ctraocn bat, f6nucu
mir Eidt ia9cu, inccm mir nidht miGtn mcL
den ur0einnocn Gmaubeu fTc mteu in ten
Wecrc6t'cfcn ausAcftt fnr, obcr cttpas
9luhcrcrosnnjdc6 nmB fh suoctrogcu hatcn,
oa5 ell 70 au6accchntCS iItbt! rcrutiltbct
hat. RInn c5 TN Drl!LnIld)cr 9lH6brud) i'm
Dtcer Gcwcfu icin
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08
Ser 2citIiiiGetrG0rr.

Infer 3citunsstrd9er lo9t feinen &unocnL
fir bic QiberaIitdt Die iGe ant 9teujdhrS Wicrs
gen gc9en ibm 9e;ei9t haben, berSliden Donf
- fd9t cas bic 5iuuntmen, befcncers peun
man Die ieei9cn Sergaufs 3ctten in Srtrodt
Siehe, iciuc Gfmartuugcn r0eit uberidlrItten
hittcn - uns periThcrt un6 70 mic ietne sIb'
nchmtr, taB CT BEN @utltluB 9efoBt kate,
in biefrm .Saw biefelbe, chnrradtet Der uns
ollnti0en Witterunh Die suipciIen cintrcffen
mag, ,picoer uno Smar gang rc9elr;aGt9 nit
lem pptrict oerfeten wcree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08
Scr TnriH.

Der tcbte Rcpublifaner temiibt fd, ieine
2gl'r 9laubsn ;u MAIDEN Die QBbi96 I'M Scn'
9rcs bdtten ben eriten SduB mad, cem 3as
riff 9ethau. Scnoerbar ca6 Ger @ottcr Die
GbatiaGe iibcrfeben taben fcltte, bas S1crr
NaYne pcn @labama, Elm Gcfo Spfc, NIT
NRiuicnen Sdlwerbtern uno NIT Slutper9tes
fen brrht penn Der Gdrif nittt pcrdnbert
igereeu loGtte. 9tun Ncpublifaner, fri 70 gut
unb putiisire bicle Watrbeit, unb iud)e ccd
bis &oIt nid,t pciter iu bumbue9cu, oeun es
il mirtlitb rptbwenoio oaB Die GartfIcute
ijy1 um ihre ei9ene Sntercscu befllmmeru,
iMo ccIelte III bcf6rseru luden Iolltsu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08
Gic 2cGe Saumtp 9nuf.

gBtr rpcrbsn nieoertclentlih gefra9t, rb Die
Qed,a @aunty 8anf in Operation fci; oh iIe
ba!b ODER oh Ge niemnl6 rcgelnIdBi9 GjeItdfs
fc tesiuuen wilroe. suf allie eielen Sra9cn
f6nnen mir bios ontporten, paB mir nid,t in
Stance ffno ir9eno einen 2luflhluB oarltber
Su gcbrn, bis wanu eieielbe Su ci6ccntiren
0nfangsn, pocr OBJ fjc jc re9clmdbi9 III Spc'
ration Qcheu miro rbcr nid)t
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08

6 him a.-@iu Ndnoet6baus in gcifcu
bat nit benz Sdiff Sappbo Die Ead,ridht err
bo!tcu, Oag bic Ircpini Canton bon einer
ncrbccrcnben Smtb bcim9elud,t wurbr, bic
lber 10000 Niuier seritort, uno 10000
:Dieuit1gn oa6 Hcbcn 9efeltet tabe. @anse
H6rfer wurren wc99cibpemnt, uno bic
Jlnulbeeren @ruote letr belhdOi9t Ter
4rci5 Ger Scice 1T nm 20 grr;eut 9citic9cn,
4No pic 9teisfcloer lIno fat ldmmtIiN ruinirt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08
i,056,6S0

'Gum bcrlano 0aHcD Hie9cs
s 4 hn Sri If c.-Dieie bel oarrtsbur9
slbcr bic SuSquehauna crblnt 9cDeiene Srls
&c, pcld,e ueulid, abbraittr, loll micOer errids
tet perecu. YEie Die carrisbur9cr Slitter
mslren, lacet Die 9tcselbahu ernlpague su
8crld,Ii9eu fir beren Wereraufbdu cin {;
tiEiclbcn miiscn bis gum 25tcn Sauunr rem
prafrcuten Der @cmpa9nie, SH Carlisle,
Cinfcbinbl9t Wereeu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08
Sus 6cfGnouiS, aclcst.

Spbn q c, etemali9er @aBirer unb
natbber prsGocnt Der auf9eblofcncn "2IHens
4aun Sanf," wuroe leBte gScdle burdl Ga
mucl NtcYcr it Icuycrf, fir feine Burger,
perhaftct, uub lit cas hieT9e @cfdn9nis &C.
ftet; !; otlno er tpeni9itcrs bis snr nddften
Court perbleiben mus, @r frtt ces Weins
Cibs auaefldot.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08

Gin acrpiHtr Mann, ceBtn Rcpf nit @i4
aencInfcl mo iibcrlpannlen @rwartunocrj
an9cftIlt mar, 9in9 9cmcin,9litt mad, Der Mit
t19sMahlicit III icincm gartcu ipl,icreu, RI
fuhrtc "a mdad,cs nirrild,c Sclbit9clrrihe
,rcucn or mo fcirc flRftigc @r0Et Ger Sie
9rnitdno wlr. Sin Iulti9cr 0c9cl, Der ibi 5
IL riEsm tenadbarteW 8lrten auf eincn
S5iiblHm rftmalS beiauitt hattie, rad,te oa
r1uf, mic or Gem GinfaItspmlcG eineu Streid
ipcIcn f6unte Glnlf fam hirlrr picoer mad
lcincr @cpohnheit III bcu @arten uno ricf
olc Aulcn gen lNimmct 9cridtet "Cu lie
ber @jett mas wirt ou NOD aus mir n,a
d,cn 2" Scucr fhrie pon iciaem Sdume bel
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08

W SO ftcE.-0icltS Sraurmim,
mer, mrid,ee per eip9cn Io9cn III 2eringtcn,
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,ocrrcH, jwci Sabre III ocm 3uhttans Srlus
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08
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Sumter war eiu Uielaeiicbtcr juuger Dram,
Mn0 lein sob miro oIl9emfin tetrNuert.
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mar gar 3cit betrunfen uuo wahrId,ciulid,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08

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lb1!cr wertb B1arcn gcrdubt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08

~ Gn WdneralauclIc ucn Soratc6d, bic
nnter ccm ytAmcn, &oHqre6bruuncL befdunt
~ td0t thrtm Gi8enIhnmcr jdbrIih un9efihr
$1,000 lbaIcr elrI.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-08

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gin drhier, dbrr nI1hterncr uuo fleiei9cr
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lein Sin &ermanrtcr ieiucr 5rIu, Ger frss
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,n rem @cIQuf pon II MiQirncn a.
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GemcIru, lit id>cn cine 3ciiInl tcet, uno ed
Nron jNcCpcr icin cinii9es tne, 70 fiat Sorn-
Nrrocr oas H5hnic Al. Q8ir gctcn CieIr Se'
ltlttc, mic (tc I'M 9cnluntcn SIatte prr;cid,'
net ltctt, chnc nne fir Die IBatrhsit errltls
ben Su orrbIlr9cn.