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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
The Planetary system.

To The Editor OF The frt6nTs;
A recent correspondent OF the Christian Advocate
and Journal in calling the attention OF the public 10
contemplation OF the Planetary System, fell ioto 4
material error which he of course will be pleased 10
see corrected. The plane, visible in the East abo7,
O'Clock at evening is JuFIrgR, the larges. plane,
in the system and not SATURN the writer of the
article supposes Saturn may be seen few de-
grces 20 the West OF Mars, whose superior bright
ness causes him of the rings and belts TO appear
comparatively dim Thus, we have FOUR Of the So.
lar Family in view at once. Let the inexperienced
observer face TO the South about 8 O'Clock P. n,
and upon his left, near the Eastern horizon. is Jr.
PIrER; before him MARS, remarkable for the ~.
ness of its Light yard or two TO the right OF Mrs
IS SATURN pale orb, distinguisbable from the stay
bv its mo,ioness light. On the right of the obse,
yer near the Western horizon, is VENUS. known by
its sparkling lustre. Here we have all the planes
of the system that are ordinarily visible 10 the Of
assisted vision There are. it is true, ELEVEN IL
all but Mercury is too near the sun 10 be often seen
Uranus is too distant, the Asteroids too small and
the Earth ourobservatory. Whenceit appears tia;
but FOUR out of the system make any figure in the
heavens. and these. by a rare coincidence, are now
all present in the cveping armament. All the res,
of the glitteripg luminaries suns, and doubtless
the centres of systems as large as glorious as di.
versiied as our own. w.
Uess PoKLnev, u. Oct. p. 1915.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

BEEkMAN's ORIGINAL GEsuIsg PrLMoSic SYRUR.-Ii'
celebrated remedy for the cure Of Consumption, Cola
Coughs Diseases of the Lungs Liver Complaint and W.
pePsa can be had. usual. tho old established oes
the proprietor. No. 49, Corlsndst one door below y
corner Of Greenwichrs, [9 OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

MoRMoSlSM-William Smith, the Mormon Pa
iarch has addressed long letter to his brethren,
which he dssusGe5 them from listening 10 tina council
OF Brigham Young, and his associates ut Sauvoo. The
Patriarch expresses the opinion that Young and those
acting with him have been privy 70 all Of the crimes
which have been perpe,rated Nauvoo. and that their
object in collecting that place this Winter all of The
Mormons in the United States for the purpose OF MOVING
To California in the Spring is merely TO enrich them.
selves and perpctustc their power. When the Mo-mons
gather at Nauvoo they will be required 10 surrender all
their property into the hands of the Twelve and ii their
expedition to California should prove dangerous the
Twelve will desert their followers; IT, however, ties
should reach their destined home west of the Rocky
Mountains the power the leaders through their
organizations will be made despotc, and be exercised
for the benefit of the few to the degradation and ruin
their followers.
The Pa,rarchs plan is for most OF the Mormons.,
abandon Nauvoo, and TO settle together In dis
tnct communities and large bodies. He farther urge,
that they should renounce the immoral doctrines and
practices recently introduced into the Mormon churn
By Brigham Young, conduct themselves as all other r
gious secs do in this country ana trust TO the same
means OF propagatug their views In that way he thinks
farther evils may be avoided and the honest saved from
the destruction which awaits them il they attenp! 10
follow the Twelve TO California
According 10 his statements Brigham Young and hi
ten associates should be held responsible for the
ges which have been committed in Nauvoo for the last
six months. The Mormons in Nauvoo Kept in ignc
rance of the secret of the Twelve and their agents
and should not be made to suffer for tho offences OF
few
We know not what influence the Patriarch may have
with the MormoRs but suppose he will deter por
on and perhaps the more honest and sensible portion
from going to California. The removal Of the Twelve
and their adherents may obviate all further difficulties
the scattering OF the others hro 1shout the country
small parties will put IN end To the evils which have
been complained OF. How this matter may end we
know not. There may be- more trouble ehend.
Missouri Reporter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

Y The American Museum presents rich bill Today
Win shell. Dongoa Minstres Merrfelds Dancing Witches
Microscope, &c. in the grand performances and
Curiostes, including Living Orsng, Cosnorams Views,
Dwarf and Fortune Fsllsr 70 be seen al al hours.
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e Ladies will find large stock OF cheap goods e.
Messrs- Barker Towles Il Catherne-s, They VIII oper
this morning OF Cashmere Cosse and Paris Repps
only @ Sd Der ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

Ey% The indicator is neat paper OF the
.cio shape published by JOIN HENRY, at 81 Annst for
this city and Newark Il is afforded to subscribers at
low rate OF 81 80 per annum, and IS well worth the
price of subscription
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

- The Boston papers OF yesterday say nothing
OF the of the murderer Tirrel, which must have
been known there the evening previous if the report OF
his having been taken over the Long Island route on
MoniaI was well founded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

II There were large number Of convicts to
Mormonism board the steamboat Rochester Albany,
recently. the way for Nauyoo, most of whom were
from Lowell, Mass
Rather curious mistake, Mr.. Gazette! Or did you
man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

g-y7 The steamer Worcester from Norwich was
the first arrive yesterday morning with the Foreign
News Adams 4 Co. delivered our files at quarter
INST ! O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

FROM MEMBERSHIPS schooner Vim. c. Pres
ton, Captain Coke arrived here yesterday from Ms,a
moras, which place she left on tie 9th instant. We
learn from Capt c. that although there were several
hundred Mexican troops there was the last thing
dreamed OF. We indebted to Capt c. for number
importance IN Il
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Warming Dwellings.

Subscriptions received TO I've Semi Weekly,
TuEspAY, Nov. 4. Fiskville. r. L ............. |
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To the Executive Committee of the 4. W. F. Society:
LADIES :-Agreeably to your request have care
fully examined the books OF accounts, and also com.
pared the same with the Advocate paper from June lst
1885, to Oct 1915 and find therein sundry sums OF mo-
ney received for the School the Sandwich Islands,
amounting s545 &c regularly credited to that establish
ment and the same amount acknowledged in the Adyo-
cate and in the Advocate of May 18TH ls4o and June
18th Is43 there acknowledged 10 have been received
by Rev j. S Green OF the Sandwich Island Mission,
money and goods to an of 1852, making SO "A
more forwarded than the receipts.
also find in the Advocate of June ls 1899, in the
reasurcrs yearly statement the of sos 30 said to
have been received for the School Mt the Sandwich
Islands While the books only slow receipts to an
amount of S435 rs up to that date making Of
s7a A. JOHN CLOVES, Auditor.
Ne,c. York Nor J. 1915
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

FLORIDA ELEcTIoy.-The Tallahassee Sentinel,
of October as asserts that CABELL, Wing, is elect
ed to Congress by majority not far from 1885, And
says the Floridian, returns which made Broken
broughs majority about 100, were mostly estimates
and not to be relied on.
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REcAPITuLATIoS

The aejori<s in the Ward columns above are main
iy estimates founded partial They may be
far asray. They in all cases Wing majority over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

DEATH OF GEN. GIDEON FOsTER-We regret
to see announced in the papers the death OF Genera
Gideon Foster, OF Danvers. He died on Saturday NOR
ing at the advanced ago of nnetysix. General Poix
commanded the minute men Of Dnnvers who on III
18th OF April went TO Lexington 20 acct the Eugia
troops. Several Of his brave soldiers killed ID
day. He noble old gentleman u true patriot sd
Wing Of l77J d lsii.
MISUNDERSTANDING Franklin, colorcd ma
was last evening committed to our County Jail chag5
with the murder OF his wife. Amy Franklin at Grsht5
Sunday The Cd inst by shooting her through the b0
with gun loaded with shot. His trial will be ia JAMS
ry next and we forbear publishing further parcgl6
at present. Hartford Courant
SUIcIDE-Samuel Wilmarth, who has been ia
several years past employed by the Boston and Worea
ter railroad Company, was found dead Saturday mor
ing suspended by rope from the handle on the top o.
ono OF the old fashioned passenger cars.
Worcester spy.
SAVINGS BANK RoBBED.-The office Of The
Andoyer, (hlass) Institution for Savings forcisJ
entered on Saturday night last the lock OF the cafe ss
n!led with gunpowder and exploded. The door Of Ire
safe was thus opened and about five hundred dollars
taken
THE RAILWAY MAEA.-The Steam Times and
Railway Globe is the somewhat curious title Of
paper just published in London.
~ Joseph Boggs has been found guilty a. We
tumpka, Ala. Ofmurdering his own daughter with whom
he had hed an incestuous connection Alter she md
borne MIN twins ne killed her because she refused 10
consent any longer 10 his wishes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

THE OREGON TRADE.--The Cincinnati Chroni.
Gle says" The last intelligence informs that
there are now two packets running between Ore
gon City and Honolulu, one of the Sandwich Islands.
One Of these is an American packet and the other
belongs to the Hudson Bay Company This fact is
the initial of one of the greatest Commercial Revo.
luions which the world has seen Look at the map.
Fix your points at Liverpool Boston, ST. Louis,
Oregon City, and Canton Then calculate The
freight and time required by bale Of goods trans.
ported around Cape Horn TO Canton. Then take
the same bale of goods by steam car from Boston TO
Oregon City, aud then by steam packet from Ore.
gon TO Canton II the goods go from England by
Cape Horn, it will ten Thousand miles To take
them across the American Continent If they 20
from the United States. there is saving of tro
thirds the whole distance! That the trade OF the
United States will take that course, provided The
communication is by steam, no one can doubt. L, is
vain 10 talk about the Panama route, if you 60
by steam to Oregon"
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E The FOREIGN News received by the Gale
donia will be found on the Pirst Page.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN.-TWeRty tires lost
The Louisville Journal of Thursday last has the follow
ing notice of a melancholy accident the Ohio River
From passengers the steamboat Mail which arrir.
ed here last night learn tina: the steamboat plymouth
bound to St. Louis, with large number of passenger
run into by the Lady Madison, near Shawnecown
on Monday night which cauaed the p. to SINK immediate
~ to her boiler deck. None Of the cabin passengers
lost but it is supposed that twenty deck passen
gers ii not more. We're drowned. hole was r,medi,e
who had managed to keep out of the water by getting
boxes, thus acd. The boat it is said will
be atota loss Her machinery will probably be saved
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
0elcQItDofts Q(udoflIuo.

Die Sptidbcn ben llrterfd,rictcncn bishcr
beltancene &'cfdi6ft6 @erbincunQ unter Der
Slrma ron &nnu6 uro SrtiE, Gjerter uup
Fccerbercttcr, in GmouS Gccbd Gauutp, III am
l1tcn sIprIl 1916, nit 9e9cnicitincr GmwilIi
9un9 aufcIost wcrbcu. Cic Bidder Der ers
mdhnten 6trma Tno in Sclqe einrs 8criidnes
niees III een {einrcn bon Sriecrid, y. Sobf,
nno ctrjcntqcn wclte i'll brniclben i'm Mnf,
itanoe ilnc, bdben robcr nit linn abMre,t:
ner, belenocrs brltcbeu c6 biejcriocn III mcrs
ten, ircd'e I'M Spitjabr uidt 92idltiofcit ors
mntt hateH, taB fs irncrbalb gGodcn ob.
irttcIn mIliiclt, mrnn Te unfptcn erlparen
lpctlcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
Oltttwcd, pen 7teu O>aL 1845.
SCbernla1's Qlrienetfuc6eu.

8Ineer fdlrcien fir Sd,crman's @urm
tllhen, uno cripadleue pcrIcncn in9en eaf
ile Die an9cnehmfte II. Gder nirfenelfe 9lr,e.
net Jet Die i'm @cbroud it. llnsdti9e 2uan.
tltaten tperoru ocrfduft uuo Seberman 1T esrs
Ielben gtlnitig Srecman SNunt @Ta SIC,
eaftrur Der Werdant's Mo0asine fact boe
oleielbe lbm clncn Suiten in weni9en Stun,
Den fllrIrt habcn. Der @brip. Scrr Dunbar,
bon ter ?R' Gou9al Straeen Stride tpuroc
III elnem Gag bon cinem ietr b6len &aft be-
frett Der @brip. 0err 9lnthcny, BON Der
W'cttoeiIt Stride wurbe burdj bielelbe bon eis
ner ansScbrun9 furirt.
S6crman'5 Mnrmfuden
babrn 3auIcncen caB Qrbcn 0erettet. Sra,
get 9S. 8. @pan6, @lN. $40. 6 QSalfers StraC
fe; ben 9ld,tbaren @oparo 6. pcrter ben
9d,tbaren 9. g. 8earesleD; Or. IS. Suns
ter; betuahr atIe 9IcrSte, mas iIe ron
Sbermans Wurmfudien eenfcn, uno iTe
weroen Suh fa9en ba6 &c scrtrrf3id, Icien,
uno caB ilc bic einSt9c ais unfrblbare tefann.
te 9irScnei it.
S6erlnan'5 Sampler SUDDEN
Ino @e9enmttte! fir Gcpflpeb, Ser,flcpfen,
Secfranfbeit, Iieberqeidlagcnbrtt, crer Die
Sc!9en Der 9Inefdpeifln1. Capt. @bacwid,
bon Der Welin9tcn, S,r. 9Itrrmann, Der arrs
se Sdhtlo WaLerI WaDcr Slarf uno beinos
be Seeermann fennt ibren @ertb.
9(rmen Ofannes Walier,
Shcrmnn'6 msiucn mir - fcitrt l24 Gents
une furirt fId>er 9tiidmcb, Sdmei;cu peer
Shmad,tcit in Der Sruit Seite rtcr 0iiiden
8IeldlfdlIs bic olllene Secr-unb Ic furirrn
9Surmcr tpenn fIe anf eeu 3tcil aufqeIeet
pcrcen. 6ro0ct &. Iorric, prer ir9cnb jes
lnano Der cs 9cbrnudt bat, CD iGe nid)t lictcr
IS fllr encs berirben 9cbrn wplIten ais 5
SentS fir ale anScrs phafcr.
Ole dhte Webecincn fGnnen in brr "Q e.
h a y TT - Crudcrei III 9IQentaun
'rbaItcu pcreCn.
Or. S6erntan.
lIQentdun 9IpriG 22. rol0
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
Nnl9nte 9laCtrtCbt.

"a 6 feph bcrHuo feline Trau
3 ara y, pcr Sber Sauccna Sauaithip,
Fcd,a @auntD, permittelit elmer GrciwilIioen
llcbcrfhrcttHRq, botirt ben 2s. W26rs iS4i,
ou' lhr @t9cntbnnr, irrcbI Iic9erbcS ale per,
ohnldcS uno pcrmtIdtcs an ocn llutrrIdrics
tenen rbcrtra9cn hatcn, unb ;par gum 8es
ten Der 6rcoitcren bee bcia9ten So1ep b
N.n brr 70 pcrcrn hermit ollc, mcld,e
nod anf ir9sRo cine 9lrt an bcfo9tcn Suffer
ld,uel9 Fno, auf9cforrert, ii,rrcrbdl6 s QIcs
trn at5Htr;atien - Gno Scld,c, bic nod,
rcdlmdei9e 9lniprHd1e an befaatcn SoIrpb
S1Hbcr hNScT, ipcrceu etcn6falI6 oufocforecrt
thre 9tcfnnu9cn inncrbaIb bcla0ter 3cit
wohIbrIt0tt9t cintabhnei9en, az
Ybllip Nerfon.
9Iprl 2. ro6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
Ste
Gct6a Sransportattcns Gtute
fit rte Geridtfun9 bon Saufz
ll1anlS JSQareu,

Tie 9eda SranSrcr.
- szz.z-.-e Y 4stoticns,8eIcaidoftQ Qiebt
- hicrcurd, Ofdd,rldt. cof
Gle Sdiffahrt er6frct il unb boe Ge bcrcit
mo, ale 9Irfcn Gdufmanns:@ @ntcr an ibrcm
altcn Stanee "Src6s Wharf" zen erGfen
mtcrhalb ecr Gine SrofIe an Der Celamarc
IN philadelphia ctniuncbmeu, uro nad 9)aro.
lDoIlc, 3aplcrsuille. 9cu Sepe, Gaifcn, 9Il.
ie'itaurt, ptaud @huuf, penn Saorn, QEbitce
5oaorn uuo WiItestarre, tronEpcrtiren. -
2Iud, habeu ite @iuridtnuqcn oCtroffcu ,Rduf,
mnnn6 Sitter ben uno mad, ycuvcrf, pcu
uno nat QStlfc6barrc, uno mad, alien 3rpis
Ihcn 8ldBen an eem CctGmare uno Garis
ron, Cclawarc uno Qchd Canal uue Qehd
une Susquehannd @tfcntabn Al reridffeu
Ctcjrui9cn ipeIde @jftcr ocu 9tcuycrf IN
rcrianHcI haben, tctisben fh an gccprr II.
&ctceImann go 81. CcD Snoee, Al penecn,
wcldle ale notbigc 9lu6funft ertbcilcn wcrs
ocn.
@intcr Dir pcn Nruprrf scrftift wcrccu
9rten nit SamcS nnc g. YIcilicu's Qiuie
rurd, bic Sdatappen "Tcr" ctcr "GSrey,
houae," bon TeuDcrf nddi Smtrun6mcf,
wcldie man AM stIb1nD N0fcn, @cccr Stras
&c, 9tcresHepirr Scite Der Stact Ieuycrf,
trcffen fanu.
&aufeute uno arbcrc, ncldle Sitter orn
9feupcrf nah ir9cnc cinem Der cbi9cW Tldec
gu oeridlIten sphnid,cn, ncrbcn oicIc ais bic
n@dlffe nro idrcIIitc 2iuie fnrcu.
Die @i9ncr bteler @cnrpa9nie itatteu ihrru
rcrbinoldNtcu Couf all ihrc @6uncr at, unb
boTen cine 8erioaacr ibrcr ituterftileun9.
9lbcl, 9StlIcn unb 60.
War5 ID. nQ3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
SSOt, to- ~ It 1t O's.

Der llnterScidnrte bait bcitinet3 rinen
8crratb BON 6 unb 81 Sctap QJiancs in
Wcbagcnp uno 91cIenboIS @ebduicn, nit
unllbertrcfflid,en 2Gnsu uno Meiiter 9Irs
belt ouf Sano. @benfans bat rr otte pia,
ncs, alte uno neue 8iplinen, Scgcu, Guitars,
Stalientfde 8iclin uub 9ioliuccQo Saiten,
Sin9erbcarbs, II. {. 10. auf Sano; weld,es
alles or an niecrt9cn prelien 81 uerfaufen
9efcnncn 1T.
g. S.-Stclinen II. {, 10. werren Icr9fGls
Zig rcparirt.
SSoiepb s. Mtif(cn
go, $50, Warft Sra6e unterhalb Der lOten,
=. Ecrc Seitc, WbilabeIpbia.
9Iprtl 80. *IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
81 q Of I / ch t

Pirb tierburd 9e9ebea bae esm lintsrscid,.
eten bic StcbrblIhcr be6 Secrrn 6 b n
re d, ter leettin erk Sscicclbcr9 Gann,
lhp, Fcd,a &Quntp, gum @iureitsu Gteroe,
ZEN moreen Fgo. - ollie oicjeniQen Saher,
frlCbe nod III ocnielten iR 0iltGfanbe Fnc,
Peroen rrlndt innsrhatb 6 QScheH bel lin,
aniurufeu uuo dbSubesahIcn.-
|fadl ocla9tem 3eltraum rperhrn llutciien
Fnfeb!bar bic Scl9en iein.
@eor9e Ser, 8riehcnSritbter.
F'" ''' a14m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
ID fcrnere 33cu9niBe-reren et9enc
9ScrSe le9en c6 al zen 3a9
-gelet N15 ScloeMbe:

Nhtlaeelpb ia, San. 8. lS43.
Soerr 9. y. e ompfcR-@cekr,
fr Oerr - Bon einem Saufbarcn Sc;
lhl 9r9cn Ole ourdcrun9rn, uno ourd, BEN
|8unidI 9elcitct, cae 2cirenec ibre 3uaudt
p Gucrcr uniddgbdrea WeebiHn nchmcn
|'odten mil id, bier funo thun, tpclden 9Ius
en- th curd, ccn @cbraud ocrIelteu rrfabs
|en babe. Sur cine seraRme 3ci,iana lit
u an einem bcdn9itiacnScn uno 1dacN III.
|ehmenoen SSuteR, bc9icitct nit Gnotrnlfios
Eit uno ScId,pcrniee. 2lls id, carnbcr icbr
/, VcicrgnlB mar, cmpfahl mir eiu Sreuuo,
|cr grcscn 9tukcn pea shrer Olcbiin ems
fnneen bate, eteieIbe gu 9rbraufen. sd,
bat 70 /; une in elmer ichr furtcu 3eit prrlics
en- mid, aIc crcbcuce Sgmptcmc meiu
|lnswnrf nurof leidlt, aRe Sefdncruisc
|esferen fiji, meiH Souifeu lics mad, unb ia
Pent9cn IaSen mar it iHs Staree aus,uae.
ell KUo meiHeH @cihdften abiuwartcn, 70
ut ipie tr9enc Gin anccrer Wann!
Srsrnb writrre gIuSfunft fed bcn Seiccn.
len NIT Srcucrn 9c9cttn tperccn, wcnn Ge
n meincr Q8chnun9 30. 1923 Sno Srent
strase anrufcu.
cSoicpb Wi'Osananp.
~ Ctefe Meoi;in it Su oerfaufcn in Der
h patriot Drudcrci.
aprll 30. na4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
81 q Ch + / Cl t.

Cic slFefcr6 ron brH perfiiceenen Gam,
idps, in Qcd,a @aurtp, mcrocu fId, am Mcn.
tag cen l4tcu Wai, nm 10 llbr 8ormittao6
in Der Gommisicncr6 2Imtelube eirfuecr,
UNI lbre Gud,er, 95opicrs, &C. in gmYflng Al
Hcbmen. sIuf 8erorcun9 Der Scarc.
9lbra5am s3jegcnfuB, S6reiter.
sIprtG g. IA i'm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
Oruleer 9(rbett.

alls 9Irten Grudersatrbeit wire in biefe,
orndrreliu BEN alIrrnicSri9fsn prsilen, unt
dIf ole tnrtcRe aInserQc rcryidtct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
81 q C6 tCD t

mIro hermit 0r0ctcn, toB tic tiutcrItriebc.
nrn al5 Nominiirotorcu non Der SHintrrIai.
ienldaft ccs ceritrrbcncn @briiti II
9 dl m ot, Irttbiu pcn Socioclbcr9 Soun'
ldip, Std,a @auntp, un9citeNt werccn ftnc
2Iftc rpcld,e nch an bcIa9tc SHiutrrlagenfhaft
id,nlbl9 Guc, tperbru nuf9Cfcrocrt inuerbalb
98nden a5SubeSahien nub Scid}e, bic
nod rcd,tmdsi9e Scrcrrun9cn batcn, belle,
ben ihre Hcduun9cn rteufdl6 biunen beIaas
ter 3ett mctIbcitdtiSt ciniutinti9rn al
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
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&ut16enma6er in SlibsyEfeittc

&ntl6enma6er in Glib sYGbetttau,
Secicnt Td cicIer@elc9cnbeit fcinen6rcun,
cen nno eincm 9crbrten publfum bicrourd,
ole snset9e su MAIDEN, boe or bic ,SutCd,eus
mad,cr @cfddfts in SiibsQSbctball an ben
'Sabcl Stro6en pcucn cine mad, @anaes
pcrs une Die aucere naeh>Stefels @altbdu.
icr ftbrt, ulo Spar un9efd6r 5 8icrtcl Wsei.
len BON 9enannten pldgen begcnnen bat, alls
no sr tmmer auf loanb bdItcn ucer auf 9c.
ltelInn9en perferti9en miro:
ss0 gnitjss, ,:5,!i Sieda~osys ;sls"S, i:
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cbne etierne 9le6fe.
Die slrbcit tpirb ale inter Ieiucr eioerru
9IufItt aus ben beffen Waterialien perfer,
tl9t nno eaflir eincu selpisen 3eitraum gut.
geffauoen.
9lnSbcscrungcu an altcn Inbrmerfcn pcr,
ecn nuf bic fllrSeite 9InSei9e uuo gu ben Bill
li9lten prcisen perrid,tet.
@r 1T tanfbar fur 9enceeue RunbIfoft
uue tptro I'D, beltreben fernerhin tiefclte
cmrd, punfttidfeit unc CUTE arbeit 81 scrs
oienrn.
|" Gr hat 9egenWirtig cine prddtioe
neue Sulfte unb Slpei etlpas 9ebrauchte abcr
nod, quite Subrtpelen biHiS ST perfaufen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
StDtpinbf fltbttge 2elct!

EIhchlplon's COMPOUND SarsSprup,
Secr Die Sur fir tc9iunentr 9usschruua,
Zlrcnlite Nlnse I'M &.luptc, &cbl9efAwutii,
Sn9brniti9tcit, Slutiprien, un ale anocrc
FrHntheitcn Der 2Ithcm Sr9ane. Cicle 3us
ertltnna, iDcId,e nm 70 ricl i'm @ctroud,
! r. hat thres @iIcidcn nidt, ais elm auss
trlitcs Mttrl< i'll rcu jlranthcitcn fir mels
If lte Dumcnrbdr it, rereu tcicnccrc 3u,
hfnrnIrEnn9 icRt fIe i'll cen Stanr, oaf Ell.
4 au9rnchmF lisifc ouf Die traufcu Sroa.
gu mrteu iGc brfiuftiget ric 9fri,uro, fiat
III S9afrn, brin0t etucu 9eliureu 9m5,uurf
crpSr unc bcfrctt bahrr cie Quuoc unb Cuff.
Ehrrn ssH Der Ilnrciuigfrit, wcld'e chucccm
"a EronFhcit pcrfhlmmctn uue cine ooll.
qnot9e 9Iusicbrun9 mad, I'D, Sictcn mietc.
3u iffntlidcn 9Reoner 1T eieIe Wcbi,u
FaRtdBbar, inbcm Ge DIE Stimmc far unb
|a1f maht nno allen 9crbcreitunocn fir
|tn9cn' unS Suftrcbrcn Rrantbcitcn Ycrs
fugt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-07
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men ale 9rccutcrcn Ger SoiuterloecnIctaft ocs
oerItcrbencn peter Se9elD, lesthiu
bon GtecersWarGnais TauHid,is, Srda So, ,
ernannt wercsH Fnb. aae weld,e ouf irqeno
cine art an te1a9tc S.interlaecnIhoft Idnlcio
Nne, tScrssR Gafscfrrrert iuuerbalb 3 Mcnaf
ten abSabsjahtcu, mcnu Gr linfcasu srlsarcu
neien--llne SrIG,e, HeId,e nod ihrc rcd,ts
mdsi9e Screcrun9cu kaben bcicben ihre
Hednun9cn ebrnfaas rbne Nern9 mrblbritas
tt9t cisi4hdHoi9su, an
Ncter Te9eIM 0an9fhlpamn,
@barlcS J1nth q. Ofacungie.
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