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The "Albany Daily American Citizen" "a wing
paper) charges us with misrepresentng the opinion
of the American people, when say that "the inter-
ference Of England with the consummation Of annex
alton is kindling a sentiment among the people
which is far less favorable than might be desired to
our amicable arrangement of the question Of Ore
gon." The "Albany Citizen" says, this "bellige-
rent sentiment is confined to "the Union," and that
it arises from the green' ''annexation spectaces,"
through which we see political objects. But what
will that wing paper say to the language of the
Lexington " Observer" Mr.. Clay's own paper,
which says, on the 4th instant, that "There can
be no doubt that England is actively engaged in
Mexican and Texian AFFAIRS" and asks, "what is
now proper for the United Statesi" And says,
"when Mr.. Clay wrote his letter from Raleigh
against John Tylers presidential scheme Of annex
alton, it will be recoleced that he expressly de-
clared that the United States should tolerate no Eu-
ropean interference with Texas; and if any such
was attempted, it should be resisted by us even at
the hazard Of war"
We shall give the whole Of both articles in our
next Certainly Mr.. Clay's organ uses much more
belligerent language than we have ever employed
on this question.
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We are requested to state, in reply to the inquiry
in the Philadelphia United States Gazette, that it is
"possible" that what the Washington observatory
did report relative to the comet at present visible
was tpolar distance" and not "declinaiion." The
inadyertency was discovered here before it was at
the high school; and, supposing it perfectly under
stood by all, it was not thought necessary to ex-
plain that which needed no explanation.
The same source, from whence originated the
question, could have furnished the Philadelphia
United States Gazette with a satisfactory answer.
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United STATES CiRcuIr CoURr.--on Satur-
day afternoon last the Circuit Court of this county
adjourned over until Wednesday next, to organize
the court for the county Of Alexandria.
On Wednesday morning, the argument Of the
demurrer to the indictment for the embezzement of
the public funds, in the case of the United States
Us. Caleb J. McNulty, will be continued each sue
cessive forenoon until 10 o'clock. After which, ON
each successive day, the trial fthe Alexandria will
case will be proceeded with until finished.
Jas. Hoban, esq, c. j. McNulty's counsel,
bases his application for the demurrer the ground
that the description in the indictment, of the money
embczzled, is insufficient.
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1875
THE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
MospAr, June 9.


The cross examination of Lieut.. d. Porter was
continued on the part Of the defence, to conclusion
Il was confined principally to questions relative to
the nature Of the blockade. and the conduct of the
blockading squadron. He stated that they had
never made an attack upon the vessels of other ma
lions; and that, time previous to the capture of
the squadron by Captain VOORHEES,, the Argentine
admiral had undertaken to lombard one of the
blockaded Montevdean ports; on which occasion
Commodore Purvis (the English commander) inter
fered against the Argentine feet and compelled
them to haul down their'coors by firing into them.
The Judge Advocate also offered additional testi-
mony for the prosecution in the way Of official doc
uments, letters, &C., (some of which were written
by Captain Voorhees, himself to show that he had
acted under full knowledge of the extent and char
acter Of the blockade. He also offered documenta-
ry testimony to show, under the fifth specification,
that on the 22d Of October he had declared the
blockade at an end as respected American vessels
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Democratic majority on joint ballot

Democratic majority on joint ballot %
The following letter we yesterday received from East
Florida and acknowledge the attention Of Jacksonville
correspondent:
"OrrIcE STATESMAN,
"JacksonviIe, T. r., June 2, ls4a.
"siR: am happy to announce to you that from every
information received at this place the result Of first
State election for governor member Of Congress- and rep
resentaves TO the general assembly has resulted decided
ly favor Of the democracy Mr. Levy has received
500 majority this side of the suwannee Col Moseley
behind him. Levy's majority for Congress,
the State will be least 500 votes Putnam whig
Moseley will elected governor with nearly the same
majority. We have carried the general assembly ticket
triumphant thus securing United States senator's We
have given long and loud shout for victory Duva
county Every matter was brought to bear against
We had old preudices and interests to combat against but
menfuy met them and gained signal victory. st.
Johns county has proved AZ true as ever. We little
Jealous about her being the banner county Of the East
However determined that she shall hereafter
prove truer in the republican than old Duval
"0ur State has given unantcipated democratic
jorty in every county, and In nearly every precinct"
From the 81. Augustine Herald, June g.
The democrats have carried every county in East For
da The returns show party lines to be closely drawn
Levy's majority thus far Ia AGA.
Moseleys majority IL 5l6
It is estimated Levy will the suw aimee with about
800 votes majority.
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DIED.,

Alters few hours severe illness, on Saturday morn
ming, the 7th instant between the hours of and g
O'Clock, RICHMOND JOHNSON, youngest child
of EDMUND and ELIZABETH ANN COOLIDGE, aged 10
months and % days
At Princeton, Gibson county, Indiana, on FRI
dav the 3Oh of Nav. the Rev. NICHOLAS
SNETHEN, of the Methodist Protestant Church,
aged rs years.
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Cost. Paurs Lutheran Church, Washing.

&-St. Paurs Lutheran Church, Washing
ton City.-4Thisy church, corner Of H and 11th
streets, under the pastoral charge of the Rev. Dr.
Muller, will, by Divine permission, be opened for
public worship on Sunday morning next, the 18th
instant. Service to commence at half-Past ten
o'clock.
The members of this church. those who intend to
attach themselves to its faith and worship, the
friends of religion and the public in general, are
respectfully invited to be present on that occasion
The Rev. Drs. Kurtz and Morris, of Baltimore,
are expected to be present and unite with other
ministers who viii be in attendance on that day.
June
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fss- Temperance.-We understand that
Edward Aug. Dunscomb, ESQ.,, of New York, will
deliver temperance address Tuesday evening, at 8
O'Clock, at the Clubhouse, Pennsylvania avenue.
Our citizens will receive literary treat, far better
than one of acahol
June
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In consequence of the painting Of the White
House, the President and family are occupying
rooms at Coleman's Hotel. He has his Office in
the State Department This arrangement will con-
tinue about fortnight. ,...
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SENTENCE OF THE CAPTAIN OF THE
SPITFIRE.

Extract Of a letfer, ddIed
"BosToN, June I, 20 minutes before 3.
oThe jury have just come in, finding Flowery
Captain of the Spitfre) guilty, and recommending
him to the mercy of the court. To be sentenced on
Monday Penalty, not more than $1,000, nor less
than $1,000; and shall be imprisoned, in addition,
not less than three or more than years. Vide
the act of Congress, third section, April 20, 1873"
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Ertyoet of a letter from a friend, dated

"GALyEsToN ROADS, May -, lS45.
"a friend writes from Galveston, and states that
the United States ship the st. Mary's has proved
herself fast sailer and good sea-boat upon a
wind. going fair 10 knots; off the wind, without
studding sails, III and l2b; beating with ease the
Princeton, Saratoga, and Porpoise."
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0NHE PATAPSCo FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i at Ellicotts Mills, near Baltimore, Maryland,
Mrs LINCOLN PHELPS, principal viii be open for
he summer session, from the Ith oil May instant.
Nav 2l-lawtlstJuly
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FANS, FANS,l FANSll! KEEP CooL!!I
q PARKER will open tomorrow morning one
y. case beautiful French fans, varying from three
cents to $40 each. Also large assortment OF
combs, hair brushes, perfumary, &C.
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th SITS.
June 5-3tif~
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From the Savannah Georgian, June 6.
FLORIDA ELECTION.

We have been favored by friend with the following let
ter dated Tallahassee June LIST The State IT, there
FORE thoroughly democratic One hundred guns for her
TALLAHASSEE, June L., l845
MY hasten to advise you Of our success in
Florda From and reported msjories believed to
be authentic the annexed statement Il made From the
source arrive At the conclusion that Moseey
600 votes, and Levy (dem) for Congress Putnam.
whgJ BY soo At least The wings admit that they have
election Of their candidates for governor and Congress
have much one-thrd Of the Legislature. have
only time to say, thank God for such blessing upon
young Florida.
!. Yours truly, and in haste
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DISQUALIFICATION in FLORIDA.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE UNION.
FLonrnA SrArrsMAN OFvrcr.

FLonIDA STATESMAN OFFICE,
JAcxsory,r.r f. Nav 81 1915
49,. x,...m~ 4; -s~r,,.r.:. ~ 49,. 80 .S.r
ha.e pressure IN ano""ciue 10 you tnat SUI
hcient lntegenco has been received at this Office TO
warrant YOU in proclaiming that Florida. in her
6r.t election ,,nder her State or0an;za,;on has ye
~" -, ~ 49,. ~ ~ $50: - ~ :, noS s''.h
aarge majority Tor the lriends OF Mr.. folk ana the
measures Of the democratic party, set forth the
Baltimore resolutions.
To- III. soo.;o, !, H. a.xo,,..., "a, ~. Jr,.
TOT ,hs acquslon 70 the democracy OF me Union,
every tnank should be bestowed on David Levy.
To him, particularly for his energy sound patriot
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CPARKS,S LIBRARY OF AMERICAN b.
- oGRAPHY, Vol. 5.--Contanlng the lives of
Count Rumford, General Pike, and Samuel Gorton,
is this day received by
May 81 +. TAYLOR
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OF FICI A l..

NAVY DEPARTMENT.-oRpERs,S &c.
JUNE 7.
Master Robert Jones ordered to the receiving yes
sci at Philadelphia.
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TRUCKERS NOTES ON THE CENSUS
r. TAYLOR.
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ever, in some descriptions. Pennsylvania sold
from 72i to 73a. Reading railroad bonds were held
at 20; its stock at So Other descriptions without
material change, if we except what are termed
'ancy" securities, which always auctuae in quota
tons.
Capt Swift and Mr.. Leaveu, of this city, have
been appointed trustees Of the Illinois loans made
for the construction of the Michigan and Illinois
nal on the part Of the bondhoders, and on their
way to Illinois, To put the canal under contract
This Is considered work of great importance,
which 1t is thought, besides bene6tng the trade Of
the West, will also materially reduce the debts and
taxes OF the State Of Illinois. By relieving the
people Of taxes, the State will become more pros
porous by increased emigration
As had the honor to be the first correspondent
for the Union in New York, and seeing, during my
temporary absence, another correspondent had sent
you letter. dated the second of June. and wishing
at all times to father my own compositions, be they
good or bad, must beg the favor of you hereafter
to afix the undersigned signature to any communi-
cations from me you think worth publishing, and
very much oblige
Yours, very respectfully,
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Israel z. James, C. w. James, III. M. Lew
g n. Stevenson, J. F. Johnson, J. III. Steven
|, w. A. Pierce, James Pierce, James X. Whip
W. H. Weld, o. II. P. Stem, and Henry Plat,
authorized to receive new subscribers, and make
lections for the "Union."
We are requested to say the same gentlemen are
,horized to make collections for the "Giobs."
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Committee.

The following proceedings at the supper table
city.
At one o'clock the company adjourned to the
city.
Al each end Of the table, and in the middle, were
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GtsrLEn.S For the officers of the squadron as web
on my behalf have the honor to accent ynn ;,i,a
ton to ball which will be given by the Citizens If cal
weston on Wednesday next a, the fremont House. in ev
For the Kind in which you have nar,ic,lar,v
noticed me- desire to return my unieigned thanks
Faithfully, your obedient servant
X. r. STOCKTON
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12

llnter;eid,netc benddrtd's
ti9cn ihre Srcunoe unc oa6
publifum ilbcrhuupt, oafI fc
loebeu ucn pbildbclpbia su'
rid 9cfehrt i1no nit ben nels
mcbigftcn Spdtjabr Scuf
,,pitts a hIIpr nprInrote,t 1Irtru
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
Oltttwpd pen H2tct 9lopemtr, 1916.


Dirc bierourdl 9cgcbcn al Gle Grben, &rcoi
tcreu nHo ale oiejent9cn, welde tntrefirt
Gno, III ben 8erm6gen uno SSi1tsrldfIenId,df:
ten pcn fcl9euocn in 9chd @dlinty perGtcrbes
IteE pericnen, ndmlidj:
Die 9ied,uur9 Don SaIcmrn grcbf unb
Ddniei Srpbft, SIominitratcrcn bes ocrltcr.
benen Samuel Srobit, Iestbin BON Shcs
QBbeithaI GaunItip.
Die 2edInun9 bon SdIcmcu @crr 9Ios
rtiniitrator bee ocrllcrbenen QapiS Gcrr,
leBtbn bon Ticoer Wacunqe.
Die Med,uun9 bon Scbn 9icmid, une
George Eucmt9, @aretanS bon Sohu Hcmtd'
lino eyoid 9fcmid.
Die 9ieduuna prn Napic GaurD, gIcmis
rffrator Der peritcrbenen Barbara Mce,
ieBlbiu pcn Tcro gBheithaQ.
5 Die NstInun9 bon Scbn 9iitter, Guar,
biau bon @harlcS Bitter.
6 Die 9fcdnune pcn Deter TcuborS, DO.
iilnlitrator ecs rerItcrbcneu Sa6per Boiler,
lrethtu bon aHcutoun.
Z Die Refnun9 ben @hnrIcs GGcrt, 9bs
mtniiratcr Der oerltcrbencu 9Inua Jtncrr,
leBtbtn bon alleutaun
8 Cir 9ftdnun9 bon @harlrs G'mt, 9los
tiilntitrator os6 perltorbenen Ddnicl @utt,
Irethtn pou Sber WiIfcro.
8 Die ;ueite Hedlnunq orn WiddcI Seis
merit, 2lomiuiitrstcr cc6 pcrltorbenen Witdcl
JfeIncrt, fcn Icbthiu bon Rjcoer Racun0ir.
10 Die Redlnun1 orn Salomou Dcrncy,
9Ionllnitratcr eeS reritcrbencn 9leam Tor,
reD, lekthu non Sue Q8htith1u.
IL Die Rctrnra rcn 9Icam QSieorr,
Guardian pcn SHeiurid SioSnG.
II Die 9ted,UHuq ocu Siaccb D2idtcS uut
cSicob DtqNaer, Iruter6 untcr ctucr 9lnltcl:
lung Der SrphorS Court bon qcd,a Sanntp,
I'm Qcmiscs Iic0cuoee 8ermGtcu bc6 prrftors
tenen Saccb SdNreiber ~ gerfaufcn, lcttbin
bon Iorb RhcirbaR.
l3. Die 9cd,uun9 bon CSohn S,uth, riucr
Der @rccutcren bc6 pcrltcrtcuen l1curD 9fet:
dlcrbdd, IsSthiu pcu Sbcr Dtilfcro.
ID. Die Rednunq ocu EonjcI garo unt
sSoe! Srdlicr, abminilfratCreu bee perltcrtcs
men NeurD 2ut
10 Nc Ncd,nUrg Spn Wiaria QauteS,
Nomintrotrir nee reritcrbcuen Dtid, Qans
bes, leB'htu ccn Sbcr Saucpuo.
16. Die &ed,uuu9 ben TNtcr 9tUtbenbcrs
ger, ISmtHttratrr ecs perifUrtencn D0usl
Gtcnemdd,sr, IcBtbtr bon Sbrr W2ilfcrc.
Nas bic Grccutorcn uHb aOminitratcrcu
teia9tcr Observation-Disclosures, II. @uarSiau8,
thre Ncdnnn9eu III Ger RcqlfratHrs 9mtss
fnbe gu gusntGuu, in rro fir Scd)a GdurtU
ctn9etrasen habrn-WeIde Red,nungcn benz
Baiieracridt pcu bcingtcm GauutD ;r Scs
ftdtisun9 ucrarIcat sreroeu, I'M Srurthnuic in
bcIaater Stdot %reitooS ben Stcn Dsccms
ber, unt 10 llbr ScrnrittaaS
8tl9bn1an @cor, Jfc9jfrircr.
Observation-Disclosures, ,
sIacntdHn, gtCu, 5, lS45 rqb@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
$40. ST.. !
Court 9Sroflamattcn.

S)iutemal Der adtbarc 81 b n ga ifss
DreNoents HiCbter in ben orrid,Recueu @cuvs
ten non Common 9Neds pom orttten @erid,tS,,
SeNrf, bclIehcuo aus ben &luutirs 8erfG,
Gprthamplcu runb 2cd,a, i'm Stant Neuu(us
pancu, in Scraft feiucs 2Iwtes prrfceutrid,'f
ter oerltlieosrrr @orrtfu pen SDrr uuo, Icr'
miner Ii. aGqcmcirer 3iefdrSnis @rlcel9uns
in beE9Tn 9auutles uuo Dc.ter l9a aS,
urO 8 ac Q b Otatuacr Gfqrs. @ehulfss
Niducr Der Gnurtcn oon Dyer lro Gcrnliuer
unb oGecmciucr Giefirquis Grlecigni9 fir
Die Rid,tun9 uon Nlupt uuc anosrn 8crbres
dCu in crfdQtcm 1cdd Sauutu. ihreu Rcfeht
an mid striChtet habcu, pcrin lie cine Court
pon SDcr uuo Srrmiuer nuo picrtcIj ibriQer
SiBung bon Common plcds anberdumcu,
WcId,c gehaltPn wcrocH foil in Der Staot
2lItcutnuu, fur ras GauutD ged'a, ouf ben
1ifen Wionta9 tit Ofcndt December,
ls45, wcIdrcs Der lhC QaQ ccs teflqtcn IRo'
MATS it, mo nelthr cire uRod,e rauern riro.
60 nIrb berntt 0}aCbrlht 0eaebcn
an oIIc Srjcern6rtdtcr unc @ruftdbcI tnuers
hab Sse teid9tsu @auuties pcn Qcd,d, oaa
fe Damn uno olicltit I'D, in eiacner 9ierfpu
nit ibrcn Molls, Neccres, Snquidiirneu uno
Grdminaiicuen cin;nfueeu boben, nm ihreH
pAid'trr Dor Crfaotrr Court ob;uworteu 9
GCS9lcidCn peroen atth ale tteies
r9cn, ipeldc 0rocu Gefauornr in rem G,e,
finonis rcs GauuticS erda ais &Idncr peer
3cuaru duf;ufrctcu bnber, hrnndlridtiaet,
caf Ge fIh alItcrt NIB oairIbff ein,iliinbess,
habcn,r I'M, ticfclbcn su rrciequiren, tpic cs
itren Rett ciInfcn mag ". .. 'aHs A.
Gieacteu inter mcuel INonS, in Der Statt
SNcntoun, cicfrH 22itcn Gag Srtcber
in Slbr uuStr6 lNsrrr 1915 .....,. s". lss.
Gaoto Stenl SNcrifF, KY
Gdrriffs 9tmtsitutc2 .l .... ,ts
2Iirltauu Sctrhlr % wv ~
.... @SIL ertaIts bic Rrputlfi ..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12


weIfc iTc al bcn allcr nicorioftcr DrcIcu abs
IcBen wCrocu. Stc bietcn cbcufdlI6 8dns
bern, Gslorts, Satiu6 uub Scire pcn ollcn
Sarbrr, Scbcrn, Slnmcn, Nducp Srmmin9s
II. {. N gum 8crfduf AT. 9sIcst @appru fir
jtincCr HdoirS Ores Sarpcn unb @cIIars
pcu ncrSnalitcr Sd,6ubeit fino ocid,faus
prhIfciI bci ibncn su crbalten. Wan rufe
an uno urtheic fir I'D, i.lbft, unb icmit miro
man III benz Sd,Iuf fommcn, bae ibrr Baa,
rcn Ucn Der crten Gjltc, uno gang un9laubs
lid woblfCiI (ino.
Cir Inc buntbar fir 9ercdcnc RunbItuft
uno fublcn tlberScu9t oaB fd, bicielbe Der
mcbren friro, tnbem &c nur mad, ben neuclfcn
Wcbcn, Die iTC rcgelmdBi9 pcn pbHaocIphi0
erholicn, ortCttcn; - unb ba dc in Staucc
iIno Iautcr CUTE SIrbciteu su licferlt, nriI bic.
icIbe inter threr ci9enen gIufiId,t ourd) tir
tcitcn 2Irbciter orrfcrti9t iperccn-uuo bn iTc
rntIdl lCBen fIno MIR an lcbr 9criu9cm prrft
St pcrfdufcu.
g." 3mci Wdcdeu ;u rbi9cm GsIt)dft
rcrocn lc3Ictt ocrian9t
91}r8. 81. q. Gfcrt
9JHB W(atilra Stein.
2Ilrertour, 9Iru. 5. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
.OrQcl Giutpctblli10.

Somfaas mo SrnutdgS ccu 22fcn uuc
23fen 9lcpcmbcr icn uncr Gicuc6 &rrrh
rur9 Die Sjumrihung Der rcncrbauirr SrgcI
in rcr 3icgeI:Stird,c, orrfcrti9t ron s. San
iclmdh in Beiicnburg Iauuihlp, ecd'a Sc.
itattfrccu
Gcrlhcocuc frrmcc 91rcriQcr mcrecr tci
ricicr GictessuNcIt Qegcuspirtig fciu. ARc
Srurcbc oce @cttcsoicnfce dur h6Rjd, cnGcs
Iacrn rieicr Sricrlid'frit bciSamcmcn.
Der 8crfauf Qciiligcr Gjctrinfc miro tci
cti9cr &CIc9eubett ltrcn9c uutcrfa9t
cScicph 9lfer,
Salpmcn 3je9ler,
Daniel 0ebh1rt,
CSpnltblr QSdlbert.
9Icltc t n.
October 90 .m *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
9teNc Sitter.
9OltQtltr Stpbr

in Dem WcbnEhHie ecs llbrmad)ers @ecr9e
StetrIn Der hintcrn Stube, in Der
Gfs-|ltcn Straee, ciri9e Gburen
uutcrhalb Sdrber's GHcnifphr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
SddBbarcs 9Sermigeu

ouf 6fcntli6er Senbu 81 ocrtaufen.
9Iuf Ritwrd,s ben 26ifcn 9irormter, ndd''
itcus, nm llhr Iahmtta96, foil am Sait'
houle ron SO Il ia III t9 III her Staot
9IGeutauu, frl9cnccs Gi9cnthnm auf cFcntIi'
der @enru gum 8crfauf an9cbcten nrrSer,
nimIid
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
100000 s5nfs
25rcffer ultD SS0uDols.
SpFcsgo 2fsccDcr, o
Sctcter 90,

Scuadlridbtiat iciuc Treuuor uuo o0e Sub:
lifum lttrrhdupt, baf or ben oIteu Stano,
chcmaI4 Ucn Giccrqe Gcircr uuD So. acrdec
uuterhaIb Ccrr'6 Cchcmd6 Giuth's) gSirthsf
bau6, gcnCmmcn hat, dIlrpr or INNER rjurn
9rpern Grrratb ppn g'retter uu0 81uhUI,
Upn ocrihictcucn Gcrtcu auf S,auo haltCn
wirb-baruutCr bcfrcen Fd,: w
@elt. unp 9Geibpinc Nlccrs9rarr8,
Vcplar Soarb6, SC1thln9 ltrb Wdns
fen, Ayfdpel Ncarb6 nno SC1utltn1
Oannel SDarb6 mo Stantliul, STR
itcn gcarbS uro Maufen, S0cntlcf
Sence Soarb5, Gcantiln0S, Yalfcn,
unb Sparren, GIdcn Nl1nfen Gltts
d'cn, Seitcr Yaumc, mo ttberhdupt
allie 2lrtcn Yretttr, 0aubclS NfCifcn,
Gattcn unb Sdtnbelu. .
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haItcn, uno 1T bcreit IeriCurn BON 2auoe an
ocn olIcruichri9firn preilen bumit iuUeriehcu
Dartbar fir IcrcitS qerrdenc 5lunofdoft,
hcfft er bird, qcrnuc uno plnftlitc 9lbpars
tunq 1ciner GiCfd6ftc unb bitliqc 9lrcilc cine
Scrtcdurr ccriclben Su crbaltcu.
October %. ID. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
Gtne ItGdebore S5ausret"

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fer pom beteu Nol;lono IN Der Sie9cno lIno,
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oem &igcutbnm.
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febr bcQucm, mo fluu im @Uu;cn rosr
in Stn6en uerfIuft mcrocn, tOie es Eduf
Iuii8Cu AM ItifIihiten icin mag.
g8c9su bcm gidhcrr rrfuuciQe man Gt,
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sIfii9nit ben 9cicpb &. SG9er.
Sctcter 90, n43m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
Oefentlithe 2Stnpu.
October 90.

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llhr 3admittd9s, am SHnuis oou @lia6
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feno On eouc bon Gjccr9c Wiacr, @hdrles
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ncncs Srdmbau6 unO 6rdmitaa il earauf
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WcrB.
Die geSinguu9rn am Scrfduf6ta9e unc
Gufpnrtun9 BON
Sarrilcn DiilIer,
9Iffguic pen peter mcre
Scieber -, r93m