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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
Scs SfappIcfrctnirs Sscritbt.

Cicies Dcfumcrt peldlc6 IN rincm mduns
lihcu Gone 9ebolten 1T, 1hiGoert zen 3uifano
unlrcr TauD, unb 9Ctt nerfhictCrr 9Smte
uno Sin9crsei9e 81 6ercn GcrbeGerurg.
Nerr Bancroft bemcrft, eas unirc Sec,
madht III bieiem Sabre auf un9ew6hnlide
Betie IN 9lnIprud 9cnommen frcrocu lci,-
S6hlt Die @c9cnoen anf 100 unlre Sguaerc'
nen bcicnoers thdti9 9cpefen iIue, 9tebt Qcnnu
an, mas unIrc SahrseuNe III hcm mittclIdnbis
TdeR Weerr, all Der afrifaniihen &uitc, All
Der braiIlidnildcu mo atatilhcn Stdticn ocs
than habsn, unb weiit furt nad, mas Yru
unlrer CahsimsS Squaerpu urtcr Commodore
Conner erleiiict, unb peld)er tpirfiamr Sd,ue
nnieru S,utereBeu in ocm 9plf YCn Wcrico
pen ibr 9cpdbrt pcrecn (ei.
@r 9cbt ioenuu ouf Die Gapy gjarcs, auf
cas Gapal 9IfpI in pbilaoclphia uno auf cen
gtauD ScipitalsNono hbcr, erpdbnt riIhmlihit
erS yuecns Ger Al Sort Scueru ucuerridte,
ten Sdlule fur SsefdoCtcn, lobt Gle Uienffs
t.eue Der Supcrinttncenteu ec6 Sbicrontcri.
unL5 Bu l8aittin9tcn, uuo benntraQt Gle 9tuss
schnuug Ter IaVD 2)arc Su pcniacrtu.
Ter Setrctdr behalf I'D, cine irccicGc, Die
Scrthcici9ur9 Der Sscn bctrcffcnre Ruthci
lung al ben 5cn9rc3 Upr, uro empflehIt, ods
Die 2IufiId,t ubcr Die GrbaItun9 Der Gid,cus
paaninnacn Der beipnrerru SorgfOIt Der
eanc'Sf1S iibcrtra9cn pcrccn iolIc.
Sr crttirt, bas Der gr9euwirtiee llctcr.
Ihus Ger 8erwtniauu9cu be ftrcnQcr Scfcu,
cmic fur sea 8sif ceS SiscaliahrsS hiureid,r,
oas iprecr cine 3uuabme Der Sff;icre nod,
Wannld)aft6qlicbc ucihwcuci9 ici, lcntt abcr
bic gIufmerfllmfcit bcS ScuqreGcS ouf bic
3'pefmdsiGfcit Ger Scrmcbrun9 unircr Sec.
campfidlifc hin.
Gr iprift fooaun bic Seffuuu9 aus, eas
unlrc SermadN audi pdhrcao ee6 udhltrn
Sahrcsihrer Scitmmuua p6aid nad,femmeu,
bic SIa9Qc Der 9icpubIit nuf icocm Ocean cut.
falteu, unieru NanoeI beIhueen, olc Gjrdnieu
mcnid,lidhcr @rfahruu9 crwriteruL ocu Zee,
rdubeTilheu Ganocl init Sflanen einidrins
ten, uno cnrdl tbrc 9eaenWaT ben 6riebeu
Der 9BeIt befcroeru helfen iperbe.
Der Sctretdr berithrt iseann has 9chr,
linss'SDifeiu, ano bic Idisbarsn 9iciultate,
peldbe Safeies, cbneradtet feiuer gBirtlam'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

GhrIih ccnfeu, chrlid, Icbru,
Sri mir ciuc bsiIidr pAitt, a. se
@brIid,fet fam @bre acben.
9Ibrr blcscr Reid,thum niht.
Scoem frci pcr'6 9Iuae trctcu
R6unCn, mic ld,6u III oas
Seine SduIbi9feit pcririicn,
qNcId,e Scd9fcit 9iett Gas
@cscH cincn Sceen ebrlih,
Grd, NIT flu9cr @crftd,t feiu,
., ipie frcmmt oaS uuaufhOrlif,
gEic piel Scgcn brin9t bad GIN
9Iac quite Wcnid,:n iddmeH
Cid btS Soliheu Der betriigt /;
Scllt td) Mir bn5 Slcinco nchmen,
Ta6 i'm 9utcR Iameu iicgt2
QBero' i'd aud, uidlt reid nuf grttu,
ScH cs MIDI bed, uidt 9creu'n;
Sur Gin gutter Weuid ~ wcrtsn,
Scn mciu ifrtcs StrcscH Irin.
Weun id ciefen 5itci babe,
oab' idl's bei9s sctsceidt
limb MIDI peiui9t eiuif i'm @rabe
TcS ScniGenS 8crwmf nidt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

felt either niard,e oinccrni6e i'm We9e fans
ben, berocriurufen 9eei9uet iei = rrin9t auf
Die Berbcierung ees ge9enmdrti9en 8eieses,
meldles ben Sd,uB Ger Sd,aBfamner Hno
eas gmt Der RaBirer betrlfft ldet cem Ser'
eienite Der Sffsiere alle @ercdti9fcit nicer
fabren, uno idlldgt, I'm oeren @ifer mchr
anSr!pcrnen, Dor, all Die Stelle Der ieitheris
gen 8ef6reerung eurd, 2IIter jcne Der 9Satl
treten 81 laiIcn.
Oa Die gIpSahI Ger Sfit;icre in benz b6he'
reu Ctenltran9e grocer 1T, als caB fle fi9lid
belddfti9t ipcrocu f6nntr, 70 bait Der Sefre'
tar es fur ratbian, onB Sele, tpcld,c gtlters
idrpddle cecr eincr anctrh llriad,e balber fur
Dad 9lmt penioer braud,bar flnc, mriid9eio.
gen nno nit balten SoIce bcSablt merecn.
Sltb ben Mdrrler Der 9tapD bait Bancroft
einr pai1enec eobrebe @r tetrad1tet co als
ei1e 3ieroe oe6 Seewefens, oas fe Srcibeu
babcn, ccn Gienlt nn;atrrtcn, unO 6enIelben
nad) ciiler Sfreuddhrt auf;uoebcu, bae iIe
SdinB Ihrcr Nedlte nihreno Der GienfsCit,
meeSinlidle pfegc ipdbreno ihrcr 8ranfhcit,
penFcn i'm Nale Ger lntau9lidnpcrbuna, uno
cine Sehnatb im 9liYl mdhrcno ihrer alten
Gage fnocn, mo riiot CT ais Serl, sung be6
@cngreB uno 8oIf6wilrns, Die Dem COMMAND.
SfhSiere rinScrdumtc 8camndbt Sur ftrpcrli'
dsn 3lhti9nng an Undergraduate Sfft;icrc
;u ibertragen. ....
nerr Bancroft fd,rrtbt gum Sd,luer bic in
unircr Tapp pcrfcmmcnbcu llcbrl mcbr eem
iritscr befcI9tru Spitcme ala ocm Wnn9cl
ali 9utcu @i9cnid,afteu Der SfI;icre m.-
Der @etit ees 9tepublicnnismuS burdmeht
ben 9anSen Scrtd,t unc ldet au9enblidlid, III
Gem Scrfaiicr einen Wann crfenuen, Der icis
ne Serontpcrtlid,feit uno paidt 9egcn Die
Ytaitcn etndebt uub furhhc6 crfnlt. -Cem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
S!Sbtne IN 9frn : Niurf.

9IuS ecu Scridtcn utcr Die nruIid i'm Staat
Tcu g)prf 9cba!ttue Babt, erbcaet cs, coF
Dir ecfo Srfc ,Dicbrheit Uci ccu SrRatrrial
Sifct6 bios $40 Stimmcn I'M Staat ipar-
Tie Spfo Sofos gatcn l54, $50 Stimmsn eiu,
mo pic 4BhigS i53,ST5. 9lu5 etelrm fam
man crichru, pae Rrdb cine icluiid,c 9IniaM
uru IBbtg5 i'll rcm "iscrrihcr Staat" III ftn'
cen 1T. Die plrtki braud,t nur feli sgiams
men III blItcu, um cinen cneljchcu Sie9 ~
lttern Shrc Sahs 1T 9rredt uno ulnB cen
Ste9 caocn traSen.
GrpIo on.--@uer Der 6eTd auf Gem
CampfihiTc rs sar aWaO' iCrrlaBtr BEL
Wlcmpbis, 2ennedss, am lStcn Jlcpsmter,
Ino I6 pferor, ipslile iIh Sur 3eit oss grci9'
uiiIee an 8crb brfdHecn, purecn 9et6etst.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

5abdrtid,e e.-Gine eis
bs in Rasicu @dantr, Sbic, bat ibreR Sat.
trit beseits A Mai utit 3ptIin9en befdenft
gsnilia, in lSa2, AS, '44 nnc rs. Seds
eaucH iIno Daichen unb bic ilbri9en ,spfi
.Rndteu. sLgr irbfn xnr fno 9sfun6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
Die ibmimmcnScu Sbrfcr i'm 6 biuc


Sn benz thrilwCiie 70 iberp6ltcrtcu China,
uameutId III Der prcuir; Gantcu cbcrGuan.
fu, lcbcu oielc Sauicnbe pcn WrnGchcn auf
Gem Q8a1cr. 2Iuf cen gErQcn pcS @ieltcn,
uno oc6 SlGucn Strome5 fthwimmt Die Socis
mutb plcler bctriebfnmcn, inbuitriGlcu Shiucs
fen, Die apf benz Hanoc fciu pI6ghcn faueen,
etne Sculte fur iIt nno ibre SamiIie Su qritus
Den. gEdbreno 8iele bon Der ebcnen Gree
oererdn9t, birieu erfIetteru uno an Seieu
nd, auf Die slbhdn9e hcrat9clafcn, I'M ole
8criprlnge nit @ree ;u bceCdcn uuo Su BE-:
bauen, Nno auecre ;u ben Woi1cru binab
9cItc9en, mn bier ihr sIi1l III 9runccn. gIuf
un0ebcuren SIiecn, nit Grre tebedt, fIno
sdcr ans9cbrcitst, sierlid,e Hduicr Qsbaut,
nno grilnence @drten, nit Sbiitdumeu uno
Erudtitacuen or9cleQt 60 Itno Slise an
Slosc Su 0rcecn Ecrfld,aftcn, hCrdr9rwdd,:
fen uno cs hcrrldt III cieicn ca6 re9fe Qebcn
cSSn rcu Strasen iIcht man, mic in een Sanis
len &cncoi9s. iahlrte @cnocIu bun uno hcr
flir9cn. Ycr Ger Ghllrcu Ger Nduirr nit
rprgcbautcn, ouf SduIcn ruhcuten Cddcrn
ftten Die ocmdd,Iiheu Rcid,rn, bic rurd,
9GchLbcIicbtbCit ihre 9nIprlidDc auf g8uree
funb gcten, mdhreno ihre qScibcr nit cen
~" HShlINLSl HlIp Ctl = SNpN(lsEICltttty CWHIs
bar ncben ihncu fuiecn uuo S1iit0rdcn crsibs
len mificn. gIuf bcn flntlihcu 9cfern ar.
tctten bic 2ICrmCrn uuo I'm aus 9Incm, mas
Die gi0tur ihucu bietcf, Gcrthri su sichrn,
icht man fc icItit ouf ihrrn ShiCb farrrn
SeNcl GusIpanncn, I'm ccn gSino III bcnuscn
2luf cen fcttcu Weiecu, Die ppn untcu hrc
9tabrung aus Gem gBoder ;ichcu, fIeht mau
reid)e Ncerecn pcu fIeiucu Sttihcu uuo grrecu
Sd,aofcn. 2uf ccm 98dGcr ;ahacic jHccrs
cen rcr rcthihrabIidcn cbincdfdcn @nrn.-
slnf cen mietbIidcu j.Gfcu Die fcincu chincII.
idcn 5Nuhncr NIT ccu perfehrt iiBenbcn pcu
hintcu nodl Ocrue Qcitrduttcu Seocru Shuc
ScolrfuIec ocm Tcillducc qcwinurn cicic
SnluIancr 0uf fthrsm fcIbtqeidatfrncn 8aters
IGnoe ibrCu rsidhid'en liutcrhdlt uno es aicbt
ricic, Die nic ibsu SuF auf feite @roe icecn.
Cts 9rc6crcu id,mtmmcueCu Srtid)oftrn Guo
gum 3hcil nn SeNeu Huc lIfcr Der TIusbctte
feltNewurSctt, ric fIciucrcn bduQcu baIo bier
balo rcrt iId al, 70 eae bic qccprophifde Qas
&c eicicr fiinitlid,cn Snlclu nic biclcbe blCibt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

Gin fleiHer <,sbriqer SCbn oes urn. JRcns
sNcs ecn gBaiGiuSfcn, psnn,, fisl pcr ciui.
4RH IaaeR in cinen ReiIeI tporin man Rnrs
Sihen fcd,tc, Ksa cbiheu man ibu auacntIids
iidi beraus Sea, krar CT bcdl ocrmaeeu pers
BRITT, eds or eintse Gage barauf darb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

D lie M eE m % 6. = Die Wcrntcns
bdbss iest lton az 25Oe Wd9en fir ibrc
9Seitrr'Neiie i'm Srlhjahr tereit. Sehcus'
merits ,Uire Gin 3Is sos fo oicl Biocu. 8ie'
&c Sremce trefsu Saielbff cit, um @ieenthum
su fdufen, fpcld,cs bic @iauer iehr biaig abs
&aeen. Sie lGoeR ale 8auiluifiac Gin, lid,
chue 3ritperIait III n,rlhsn, &noem iIe ale MD
jete .befriceiRu fGKutea. .... ....
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
9ymlpcrmiiblc amf0cfIUacn!


QSir pcruchmcu, hae bic pulpcrmuhlc ocs
S.rn SNcurD &jchret, in Der gdhr bon Srmi96s
burg, uno meldle felt fur,cm bon cen SNerreu
6. u. s. oammer betriebeu lucrccn, am ucr,
IeBten Wcntdg Srrmittag ;crpIaBtr, mcbei
Der puluermnller, SHr. 6 faac Stcits,
oas lln9Iild hattie fdrcdlide 8crlcsun9cn III
crhaltcn. Die @rplcficu ictI rurd, Gin flei,
ne5 Stcindcn, cas- iId) in ocu Ncl;fotlcn be,
fano, entlfanoen lcin. Oh CO am qcnauutru
Gage ichr talt par, 70 9ebrduhte Der pnucr.
muller nidlt bic gepcbnlid,c @rrITdt, nm aus
crit bic Scbleu in oas Wafcr su 9ic6cn, che
er eiefelbcu oem Stimpcl mitlhcilrc folalid,
blieb Der Stein in oeu SErhlcn uno uerurjdd,,
te ole @rpIpiIcn. 9Ils ncrr StcitS Die TGams
men crbIidtc, ipran9lcr ;ur Sbirc hinans, wc
or auf ctc GREE ftcl. Gin nobr wcbucnccr
9tadlbar h6rte cen Small, begab Gdb cilencs
mad Der StcQe, uuo fdno S1rn. @. auf Der
9rbc lieqene, unO iciuc Slricer in lictter Tlam,
me umhnllt. Gr brnirfte frgcid, cine QIs
ldun9 brS Seurr6 nit Sd,nee, uno Irmif,
cbne 2mcifeI Ircttete ibn bon einem aloenblif,
lidlcn uno fdredlideu Icoe. GS frcuct uns
ecnncd 81 bprcn, eaB CT, cbqleich bcorutcno
orrbrannt bod, nuecr 4etensgcfahr III fcin
bctrad)tet ipiro.-bas Tad, Der l1uIucrmiihle
nurer ab9cpcrfcn, 70 wie aud, Die pier Wins
&c ;crlfbrt. Gjlndlihcrpetie brfano I'D, rur
etwa 200 @ctpidt Vulprr in benz @cbiucc
icnlf wilrecn Die NcI9en ft,rcdIider 9elpelcn
icln.-Ger 8erluft Der S.errcn iNammcr Rno
0ehret ut MIR 9ertng.--Y. VrclIe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

sIm 27ifen yopember scrictheu Swei Siiu9'
dinae, Su RTtSbur9 WdbreaO eAsr Spric
En ciHcR Strcit, wsld,er sU 2hd1idfeiten auss
-artete, fpcbet Der eine 9tamens 9jibbin Isinsn
@eqHer nit cinem Weler RAD, bieier nun,
;ceiIen Iame Sames sRsa 1T, cr9riff eiucn
Sadlteiu uno seritmeitcrte Gibbiu ourd, els
'uen 6d,miB ben Joirnfhdoel. Wan ,rpeifelt
ait etnem siuffcmmeR. - Wca hat 3feisaus
gettpmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

De srhnte o.-Su 1921 mar
Ger Breis eeS Bai,enS in SGincts 81 @cuts
6ds Sma,d, une nun Ucrfanft or an Iba'
ier. QSeifchfsrR bredxe ~ Sems, uno jest
6riust eS 60. Der 9rtis FUR Stnke ipar 81
alne ~ iesiasr 3eu ii CT pcu Is bis 90 Shas
ser; uno Sd,psiucheiif bradIe oamalS
SSeut oss pfunc uKo tsa triu9t eS bis 5
sSeHtS. ,SDirfla, eir broeutni,eer llnterfhiee.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

qa iscoIE IT, Der "@UliIwaufie @cus
risr" emmTebIt, oas fsaIeid Wa6re9cln gcs
remmeu ,pereeE 6.Re 5taats 3cgicruna i'm
8ebiet BisccnfH su efeeuifiren. @r lit Der
Rewinua, psHK biz EerrHcriat Reaierun9
Ole n6tbidisN Sd,rGte uimmt, cas Y8tsccuIln
sis aten Sait 1916 eiu (cnprrdnrr Staat Der
glnlcn feiu pive. t..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

"a . effou SO tf.-sIm pcrlcetcn Wacn.
tao sfaHb Die gSaM fir @apcr uno atecr'
'indnner IN ecr Staet Scifcn lfdtt, une fcIgsn'
eeS it pds 3siultat : Auinep, Whia 1891 !;
Damren, Gatip 1888, uuo pedrb, 9cfo 1851 :.
Tie Whi9s haben cbenfaas sllecrmduncr
Anb "a Witglicosr ees @ommcu Councils er'
tpnlst, = Die sofcs erwdhlten Wit9lcccr
bisfes Rcrpcrs unb Die gfatipS feius = GS
flno nod, IL pacante Stellen peld,e Wabr'
IdeiKtidl elIe NIT Whias 6c{cst nereen.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
FLOUR.

The writer Of the Commercial ar
ticles for the New York Morning
News, in that paper Of the 9th says:
1--WE have SAID that the last yeal
was one OF deficient harvests in ma
ny sections Of the country. notwith
standing that known fact, however.
the prices ofnour 10 New York were
never 50 low for the same length Of
time as they have been in the first
SIX months Of the present year.
Here we have the remarkable fact
that 50 redundant are the crops Of
this country become over the wants
OF the entire population, that not
outstanding a deficient harvest in
many large sections, the price has
taIign 10 rates lower than ever, and
are ROW on the eve OF a most album
ddnt harvest at q point below winch
they have never fallen. From these
facts the peculiar distress Of those
farmers whose crops being short have
Brought bot low prices, may De esti-
mated. Under these circumstances
prices of all descriptions Of produce
cannot but be very low. Yet these
low prices must yield to an extension
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

~ Tie Ex?ositor has accounts
from Oregon and California, up to the
middle Of April last. The new set
;'ers had then abundant and Prom's-
in croIS growing, hat were fearful.
Of an attack from hostile Indians dur
ing the ensuing wintar. Many Of
the emi-fun;s were decidedly in ia
vor # organizing 4 Government en-
tircly independent Of the United
States; believing from the distance
and obstacles which intervene be-
rween,he two countries, thatit would
be Impossible for the United States
to render them that efficient support
which they require.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
e. O O d.

The grand jury in Boston, have
found true bi Is agaiHs those PUBLISH
ers and booksellers who have been
engaged in the publishing and sell
M OF De Rocks works.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30

Bishop OaderloaE.-An intelligent
correspondent Of the Boston Post.
who writes from \. Y. say: I'VE
are soon to have exciti times in this
Episcopul diocese. From the time
that Bishop Ondcrdonk was suspect
ded, up TO this hour, the friends OF
that prelate have been ~as>iduousIy
engaged in an effort to Sustain hum.
aud to continue him in possession "i
ms bishoprick. And they have not
Iaboured in vain. lie will, III NIX.
he reinstat,d d, and wear once more
his robes. understand lie has 4 de-
cided majority Of the Clergy IN his
favor;and among the laitv there are
MANY who are determined To- sustain
HIM at all hazards. He will very
soon preside in the pulpit Of TRINITY
church. and, you may depend 90 1t.
and ofiirilte at lis ConSecra'Irn.-
Thousands who were al q time bit
terly opposed to him, and would moi
listen to any thing that was SAID in
his favor. now assume that he has
been abundantly punished, if he was
ever guilty-about which hey doubt
and should be reiHsiated and rem
vested with all his holy official tunc-
ton. The thing will be done
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
HEALTH.

From all parts OF the County
vhtre sickness has prevailed TO any
extent. we learn that the health Of
the citizens IL improving.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-30
!. \. MhFFIT.

This I.IeAt.d divine and P'enI"l
orator. Is now lectur'nc At the sara
Iosa Springs, \. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09
SONG No. II.

AIR" The Emr Old Erglah Gentleman
III siLg prime YiHkee song. made IN YanEe'
OF iu- Old Yankee gentleman who'd bald old r,e
who would tr stop he b-iorr 100 late
But used all of useless stuff expensive rar
Like fine old Yankee gentleman. &C.
This lie old man oyrJby all rrysrrnced by r Ir
But alas he cOuld boast Of his natural hs
Bur wasiyfcvd ~ anstv al which all men dn .tr
For his features all noble, and his md good, ns
rare Ia a hue old iankre gentleman &C.
\, Iep n hs good old told to straight OF hd
give
Three shilling. for boue Of Jones'' Hr Restorative
Which though he hair had long beu dead, t"onH of''
TO Ii.-
And gov dast soft and beautiful. ike plan, Olive.
On hi' fnr old Yankee gentleman &c
He used but TWO small bottles. and his hit grew taf& 'ad
lorg
No djaG dIIed the scalp for the grew healthy, s5.
Aad he ays he, found t right though he oea tri-d
the
AID Jones, Hair Restorative all tb.t ta'.d il this
soag. or hGe old faHkr, gentleman. sc
- Ia make the hair stop fslling of 10 cure
h- scu f1ndruf and 20 maze light red orgy bafgioT
naturally fine dark and beautiful dress hair neh dry 90
bad h,ir nothing has been invented rcOnonle 50
hutiul, Afabl- aId much admired az Jor"Ss si'
Restorative, Even for dressing the HAIR It c1-f nAh
Trash called Hair Oils. PoTnads, &c Sold pncs
=, shiliings bot- The sign 0i the AmsnGs fsgs,
q Chatham sle-t 32J Broadway l3s Fulog- BooJ ~
STATE ttet. Boston, Ledger Bml;Ins' Philadelphia
ny. ii1rh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09
BIZ THIS M0RNIyG'S MAIL.
E11cnsIyr Eohhery.

Amsn naued Charles Howard, was arrested a,
ga-risbursh OF the 5ih in>t for stealing clOsk Be-
1onsip. 10 lady gu board the boa, Oh which
Howard had jast arrived. On searching him The
following drafts and checks were found N letter
concealed IN the toe OF his boot:
=. 90 .-avn ~ Raincr ". Price on Ire Atian;;esaas
q ro-sys ia e.l l1tsodrg Apo! =. SO 'ti aoe
TA. " Howe Cashier or order ier SJSI sl1oiseS ~
:, Tor,r,o cashier. u o5det. Tacs- y. Howe, Cash
Ter 49,, =,
tse l-at. ar check dated Washington city. ApF1i -
>45 drawn ~ James Adams cisai,r, on 'ns
Bark New-YoeS 20 The or:ef ct " " >~a,.H - -
81 eg, endorse. w W Seatn1 to-Wa J. howard f.S'l
M4yor ef Pi;t,.urs. fos the reei O; ias esHe'e -
rate rouflsracn: further endorsed W ,. fo"AlH u" -
o.. Henry Earle treasurer. 'aFiler ttHei,At 80 -
Thou, sou, Esl cashier or oTter IhcS' n i''' '''
Ter =,
one lated veniea. April II. is'5. signed by r II
Haywood per Il y Fish, pAysse SKI. dsEs aeE vac !.
me order a Le-eng. SoIIiE< Co. No so iog s''t ~
addressed 10 SirS>rs Corning \ Co New otA az" e
dorset LorerS, Sterling Co ENDORSED I1T - 'aVth4'
con ESQ, cashier. or order. TICS. VI Howe cashier
Also. one tatgd Pittsburgh, April =, le'S irl"n "
-irstor EoyCsn & Co. No S3t6, pSystie - the or'i'i
OF ttyyo,J jore. CO. ;hc Bank ri America. New
York for SIOU addressed stephen JARVIS New York
accepted. Stephen Jarvis; 10 endorsed At~OoH 'o'S
Co. pay n. Thompson. Es Cashier, o. order Taos NJ
[lhe above drafts it would appear had been gu
closed by M.. Howe, cashier, IN Piti>ours, TO !
Thompson. cashier, in New. otN, ana tue euel
vas tnrn stolen. but how or by whoHl Is not ye
>nown The theft appears at The last safes rot L
have been discovered IN Pttsburs. IS tie papers q
that place make no mention otl;l NAT int.
twill De seen that OF The above. enc Is dra
for 5000 from the Mayor of Washington 10 toe
Pittsburgh sufferers l; will now remain, 1t L
stated. locked up until the sitting Of the Court II
Harrisburgh next August
OFFICIAL. APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
HARVEY Ctnrlx. Deputy Postmaster, Spnosield, Mss
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Words of Truth and Soberness.

Gerrii Smith has written lerer 10 William
GoodelI dissenting from the PROJECT OF dlSSoiy!ns
the Union. The following extract viii indicate lis
spirit;
see that the wise and good William JAY, more disher
sncd than he should b ~ the SaTeisiiveiy sy and in
famous vote anreN Texas, advises dissolution c The
Union Beievus GoGo,, DOES the noble. but greatly
,nlsrrprcscnted Daniel oNonne that the political
royo uo ever achieved rot worth the shedding
roa Of blood he would bsve the dissolution take place
peacessly Judge Jay no Dorie. Nv the way It will
De regarded IS strange in the history OF our
mons mouth his Constitution Which psescfees people Of
COLOR should have ieuud you. wis are eminent afrend
pe,oe AND the eoored his most able defender and
one OF his wa.meSt admirers and eaIoSIsiS
Where. however, viii judge Jay lind The Ssan :. when
20 divide the nai!oas l. TIA; scam Identical Win Inc e
between the Erce snd Slave StateSs Sat there Is aiS
pro-Ssvery North there SOUTH az that lne anu IL -
far guilty. Where will he draw his line Of separation
That line VIII b UEd and zsZ2c l. II st@! !caNe
al the AntSlavcty communities side OF IL and all
PrcSavery on the Other And sfSeE al his xezasS and
w,r5ings he wcai hut te the Anti; Slavery size.
There would DC 20 Sate-no Countysn that side; aac
mo- Town even the little IN which il M happ
ness and honor reside and perhaps three others
Also
En-, why should Judge Jay advise ask Congress 10
.ssc, i.sousun Of the Union: The request VIII be
-.n,s while Congress i ProSisvcr; aid when Thar bo
d. nr,nared 10 sraa IT, will also be prepared Go wha,
,rsn,,ey more beneficial Il wiz then be ca2red TO
s,rke those effective and We, Constitutions Blow" which
Wi, certainly quickly result IN the entire overthrow o:
american Slavery.
Ss' ''"' 49, QggRTT SMITH
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Exhibition of the D.nf and Dumb.

The exhibition oil this most Interesting charity
was held Yesterday afternoon in the Tabernacle,
which was filled on the occasion with one OF the
densest crowds collected during the pastweek
After suitable prayer by Rev. Mr.. Cook. We
were Informed, the examination OF the pupils. Of
whom there was great array, was begun The
scene was one of great interest, the appearance
OF many of the females being SUCH rs was sufficient
To render them remarked any where, while The in
telgence which marked their coun,enances gave If
possible better proof OF their improvement, than
even the credlrable manner in which they perform
ed their exercises.
TRANSACTIONS Of the Bible into the manual exnres-
sion. and rice rersn, made with great facility.
and various compositions upon themes. taken on
the spur of the moment, tested the general lntellec
,ua development of nearly all the more advanced
pup,ls We were struck with The absence, how
ever. OF one accomplishment which seems pecu-
Iiarlv fitted for the Deaf and Mute We refer 10
painting and design, OF which VIZ believe that no
sDecimens were produced. In Europe these arts
have occupied not small portion OF the attention
of all Instructors since the days of the nven-
Tor Of IN. system ct insructng the Deaf and Mute,
the Able L'Epee
A variety OF other exhibitions were then given.
among them pantomlmic representations OF The
Passions, in the most classical manner. which elicit
ed the warmest applause. Too much cannot wei,
be said OF the kindness and apparently parental de-
m-anor OF the teachers 10 those for whom they
have achieved so much.
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DIED.,
,rlrg a., 7th mt. Mrs. BEIDGET

Nm we4re.dav morning. tue 7th inst, Mrs. BRIDGET
GREgOKY aged 81 and 5 months
r fjeDts and acquAtancss. slso these Of her sonn-
f,r Mchael ID Hgxns respectfully invited Attend
beT funeral oln The residence Of " b. Higgins. this after
noon 4; O'Clock =. from No u Eld!idse street, with
OCT further iiyitc'lyD.
Sorwalk and Waterford payers please copy.
On Thursday morning, RACHEL infant daughter OF
benjamin aat Rachel Mar.n:nan
F1euds and scquaDtsnces invited attend the i9n
eral t.s aiteraoon al o'clock, from i2s Bro0Ges:
On The eth insi. walter william. only OF Edwin r.
ard sarah / AllYGreux aged months and Is days
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 20 at
tend hs funeral Tomorrow May 9th ociock from 50
10 OF r. and Of Lebanon EEcsmpment No. 10, axe a.
80 invited TO attend. =
On Thursday. eth Of Nay. Ars. ELIZABETH HUNT.
wife OF b j. iunt and daughter Of Mrs T. Jackson
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
Invited attend the funeral (th Friday Afternoon a. u
O'Clock, fo the residence Of her mother, No. - Norfolk
st. wilhou, fG-t1er invitation.