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The New York herald., 1845-08-31

MOVEMENTS or TRoops-The Baltimore dn,eri-
can states that the Secretary OF War made requ-
who to be held in readiness for further orders
The Richmond Enquirer states that the Richmond
Fayette Artillery Capt r. H. Ellis, have offered the
services to the Secretary Of War for any duty he may
pleased TO assign them
The New York herald., 1845-08-31

MAILS FOR TExAs.-The Postmaster General has
ordered the Postmasters at New Orleans and Mo-
bile to make up and transmit mails from those cities
Galveston and Corpus Christi in Texas by the steam
boats and other vessels in the service OF the IT, S.
vernment often the boats vessels shall perform
trips TO said places. Return mails be made from
Galveston Corpus Christi and other places in the Texan
territory.
The New York herald., 1845-08-31

forty doais bale gives increase In the value Of this
staple exported OF at least eighteen millions and half Of
dollars This is quite item in export trade and
amounts to almost fifth part Of the total exports last
year.
We the quotations current in this market at the
close
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
BV Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHiApELPHIA. Aug 2s--An Two Sisters Lubec; Token;
Harriet; Fame, and w Wilson, Boston; + Caldwell. N
York; John Jay, Malaga and Sterling, Providence. :
BALTIMORE, Aug 29Wmren, Liverpool; Lawrence, Bos-
ton.
NoRFoLK, Aug 2o-Arr, John Simmons Boston; Jewess,
Richmond.
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
& u NJ NJ y IL CIAL.
New York, Saturday. ,

CorroS.-The market to-day has been quiet the only
purchasers appearing being manufacturers who have
taken GOO bales Yesterday the sales were 600 bales
about one hall to spinners.
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE
AOCTOK Johnson IL Duane street. near Chatham


D0CTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. near Chatham st.,
one Of the oldest and medical and surgi
cal practitioners the city Of New York in the treatment Of
certain class of delicate diseases The Doctor established
years and during that time has
treated and other delicate
complaints The Dr reputation for skill in those old half
cured that have existed for years No
ter how long you may have Gieet structure, Ulcers
Of the legs will and you if your is curabe
Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought on by hsb ndulged in by young menNiany
unfortunate victim o TINS has
Of the back confusion Of intellect rgeuness papaton OF
the heart to ocey only symptoms OF this com
plant He warrants cure in every charge Mild
aud recent cases cured IN two days Dr. johnson regularly
educated Physician and Surgeon aIo Inosar'
CURED BY BOTANIC DOCTOR, who understand,
his business with ten years extensive practice il
disease male and female has cured after using the ouacL
been sayatd aud the hospitals without brne6
nose VINO wsh positive cure without mercury aud avoid
te ignorance and imposition of Boosting preenders who e
crety gave mercury and ruin hs constitution should al win
tations free from 3to T. NJ. aI2 Imsp
The New York herald., 1845-08-31

sentaton Of check for specie have almost invariably
found that there must be something rotten in Dem
mark" gentleman ofthis city doing quite large bu-
sness presented check few days since at the coun
ter of the Merchants Bank for two thousand dollars de-
mandng pay in specie and compelled to receive the
whole of this large in ten cent pieces Judging from
previous indications of this kind from other banks,
should think that specie preferable to the notes of
the Merchants Bank OF Baltimore
THF SrocK BoARp-The stock market has exhibited
more irmness during the week, than have been re.
Gently called upon record In City six per cents
advance of ] has been established The operations in
State of Mary land loans mied last sales of per
at rs cash and time At the Stock Board
day 7st asked ~ bid. No five three per cents
Offering
Trf MAnKETs-The offerings of beef cattle at the diff
ierent yards this week quite large and prices in
consequence rather gave way OF sale about $40
were taken by city butchers at SO TO 81 rs per 100 lbs
100 were taken TO Philadelphia and 40 left unsod Hogs
have undergone no material change bat been steady
about last weeks rates S5 to SO i2I.
! ne marker has been steady through the week, all
e,crptous OF new superne -four of standard brands
selling at 81 80 and fine al ~ - per bhL the aggregate
OF sales comprising 5000 to 0o0 bbs only the larger
portion probably Of Howard street for which dealers
have been settling at 81 s per bbl There have been
operations in extra brands OF City Mills for shipment
SOUTH at S5 per bb The nspec for the week com
prise 20l6 barrels and 35 half barrels wheat -four
There were also inspected - barrels rye -four and 10
hogsheads $50 barrels and 2l2 half barrels corn meal
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
American Provisions

The Provision Market this morning continues
active, without alteration in prices-our yesterdays
quotations will stand as criterion. We have
every variety OF Beef market that good and
most that tough ahd hard and indeed very Indifferent
The probability is, that Beef will fall far short of its
usual qualities this owing to the short crop Of
grass Graziers and farmers sending in many that
lean and entirely too poor to kill for this market
This, however, is their only alternative send to
ket and sell at sacrifice, pay than cattle is
worth for pasture.
Pork continues firm, with sales OF new Ohio
Mess Sl3s Sl4; Prime Sl0l sll; old Mess
sl31 Prime Sl0l The stock of old is small Beef
Mess S9t & Prime s6l = Lard bbls c. kegs 81.
Butter Western Dairy ii Store u lay G ; Goshen
l6 10 c. Cheese casks, 81, boxes 81 &c. The
supply not large but fair Hams 10 c. Sides C.,
Shouders7c.
The market, in Baltimore on the 27th instant for
Beef and Pork was.rather less animated but there was
no change in prices We quote Mess Pork at SiI; prime
Sll sll,50 Mess Beef SI050 SlI No. SO SO 80,
and Prime 81 725 sale of 25 bbls Prime ess Pork
at Sl cash. 30 bbls No Beef at 50 50 and 30 bbs do
at $50, months. There only moderate demand
for Bacon, and sales generally small parcels at
previous quotations, to which holders firmly adhere in
consequence OF the limited stock in market Shoulders
al cents Sides X cents assorted a 81 cents
and Hams - 10 cents. sale.of 10 hhds sides at 8
cents Several small par GELS OF Shoulders sold at
taions, and 200 Hams at 81 cts Baltimore cured Hams
We're held at 10 ii cents with small sales Lard con-
nues IN lar request at 81 for No in kegs and ~
| cents in bbs
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
American Manufactures.

There is fair business doing in this market We an.
mex the quotations of to-day -
: shirtings, Brown 3D. per yard, 5 a 81; Shirtings,
Brown, -, Shirtngs Bleached "a 9; Shirtings,
. do, II shcetings Brown, A. 81 8; Sheetings,
Brown, 3D. ios al2t; sheetings, Beached a., u;
Cslicoes, Fancy Ia; Brown Drillings suif Co.'S
s kentucky Jeans, 70 so; Ssttnetts 40 rs; Checks
"a, II; Cotton Osnaburgs, So. No. -a9; Cotton
OsnaDurgs, so NO 2 8; Cotton Yarn, a 10, per lb.
10 10y cotton Yarn, II 49, Is 2o Cotton Yarn, 20
ana upwards, "a y, and cent per numbcr sat.i-
nett Warps, on beams, per yard, al
According to the Shipping List 36I packapes Of cot
the 26th inst.
The Richmond Wing says that large quantities of wool
are brought to that market from the counties West OF
blue Ridge, and the article meets with ready sale.
mouse IN that city made sales day last week amount
uiactuIers are about to commence operations nVrgna
on libe raj scale, and every year will multiply them
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
Passengers Arrived

- Passengers Arrived.
IAyRE-Ship Burgundy-Mrs J Motion Madam Morodot
y WtmT Grayholdt, Capt Congdon, and $40 IN the
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
230-al2
Decrease. 80. 50,765 I"


By reducing the wheat to -four there is decrease in
the receipts at dewater equal to 90 933 bbs in 1915
compared with lSii OF the receipts for this year
519 63i bbls flour, and 6i s02 bushels wheat
| Albany the rest at West Troy and Waterford
The ma ket in Baltimore the 27th inst for Howard
street Flour very dull and transactions gene
rally in small parcels at $50 The receipt price
| cars s4,37t for super. Small sales of City Mills
Flour at 81 very light. There very little
Wheat III market compared with the supplies since the
new crop came in. Prices have advanced little. Sales
made of good to prime reds at 81 SO cts nferio
TO good at 40 80 cts family -four white wheat is worth
SO yS Corn at 30 81 cents for white and %
yellow. Oats at 80 a 81 cts.
According advIces from Buffalo, OF the 26th in
sant, there TO be speculative demand for wheat
in that market and sales of bushels have been
made at exceedingly high prices cargo of $500 bush
els ordinary Milan sold at fraction SO centssome
10000 bushels st Joseph and Michigan City to arrive,
brought 80 centss000 bushels Michigan City, and 5000
bushels Chicago to arrive taken at 10 for the for
mer, and 76 for the later cargo brought Sic Flour
was still Advancing in price and notice sales of
300 bbls Ohio, from new wheat, at S3,S7i.
II appears that in Montreal since the arrival Of the Hi
hernia, considerable excitement has prevailed in the
Flour market in consequence of the recent advance in
the English markets. and the apprehensons entertained
for the safety of the crop On Wednesday, the Goth
the sales amounted to about 80 600 barrels extra fine
having brought 2Ss 3D. fine good brands, 2Ss 2Ss id
inferior brands 27s 3D. as Cd The market quiet
but prices remain as quoted the 2st and 22d inst
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
Latest New Orlenns MorLet.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 22-There W, nothing Of i'm.
portance done in the Cotton market Yesterday There
less inquiry than there has been which may be str
bued to the circumstsnce of the small number OF
lIDvre
There is considerable activity in the Provision market
% II s principally Of speculative character Sales oi
=. 'ok were made yesterday at SIT to $ls and Prime
o. e,t per DBL BaconHams to TO- Sides to 81, and
shoulders 62 to 7c. per b.
The Flour market is duII and nrcas looking down.
We quote SO rs to 81 per bbl
per gallon. '' y" =
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
BosroN, Aug. 20, lS4s

.qtdirs in the Custom House.
Your readers in this State and City SO anxious TO
hear of the wonderful sayings and dongs in our Custom
house and its inmates disconsoate and long-ta
vored when, on opening your much sought sheet they
find no Boston letter. that am tempted to give you
orctaste OF what is brewing.
T" Look out for a tempest about these days" may be
read in the Office seekers almanac. And the secret
Of Jupiter Tonans is indicated by the distant
rumbngs. The thunder and lightning of the proscrp-
tive vengeance will soon make the Custom house rock,
and the relentless cruelty of democratic butchery will
put in the shade all former efforts of tyranny and
venge. Already at least dozen nominations have been
sent to Washington and unless theveto the Secre-
tay stay the hand Of the destroyer dozen pure and
patriotic democrats breathe the OF freedom Will be
OF the head OF a wbig will be touched And who will be
tha successors Of the victims? Whose names are now
before the Secretary If they the light they
will astonsh the natives
Hitherto regard fear for public opinion has been
restraint the one power" But despair Of
confirmation by the Senate has left free to develope
itself the meanness and selhshness Of his nature.
And you will brought out, and i'm.
ported from distant sections of the Union the dregs
OF defunct Van Burenism, of weak, inflated and
spoiled child OF popular delusion and favoritisn,,
and the distant and rotten remnants of family relatives
ana connections. might name one green, gawky, ig-
noran boy who has left his petcoats at home, in
mote State to enter the Boston CusomHouse in jacket
and rowsers But will not disclose further particulars
and only ask readers to suspend their excited
riosity till next week, when promise them treat
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
Corn Trade.


The arrivals Of Wheat have not been large
and sells readily 5000 bushels North Carolina sold
at "a 99c Maryland, SO 93c Rye, fair demand
7Oc offering to-day Corn has arrived freely and
the several lots offering market has had tendency
render heavy all offering has been disposed Of leaving
but lot OF damaged unsold Sales OF northern 80
62c, weight and measure; Jersey 60c southern 57t
SOC. Oats, canal 42c; southern 3Sc. Only lot OF
Barley yet received this season. and sold at SOC for
as pounds.
The receipts of fresh ground Flour have con-
tnued limited through the week with good demand for
home at S4s So and readily taken arrival there
being good brands ahoa unsold The sales since the
arrival of the steamer at Boston have been to good
tent from store at S 81 46 a: which 40 900 bar
rels have been disposed of for export and 600
barrels Ohio and Michigan at S3 thereby reducing
the stock previously on hand to that extent Sweet
Ohio and Michigan at 81 4-6 /; Troy, 81 So
The gross receipts of Flour and Wheat tide water
Albany since the opening Of navigation to the end Of
the Ord week in August were
Flour What.
lS44 IL 075 brls. lss 0S9 bushels.
ls45. ~ ,o09,3l0 :" 257,247
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
Sales of Stocks at Boston.

Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARD-Aug 30-Sl00O State 5s 74I: $50 25 dc
l4i $4,000 do IA; 400 vcksbnrg It; IS Girard sI Sch
Navigation 80
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
M A r T NJ E H E r A L D
Cleared,

hIsEs ........5 90 MOON RISES. ..,...3 l6 NJ
sers... ........6 81 HIGH WATER -. -. 20 3
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-30
OeHeutltCbe 25enbu.

Sc lpa auf offcntlider 0cuou perfauft iUeY'
ben, auf S0mfa9G ceH lGteu 2Iuguit, udd'
items, INT ~ ubr Witta9s, ant Nauie prn
Sobu WeiB III G:uo JBhcitbaN Qauu'
ltip, Vedd @0untp, ndmIid,:
2jtnhc, ) Sd,ucine, 9rrse Drots, Su'
rcau, @dIhranf, eii Sfcu mi. 6chr, WilId'
Itranf, &CttIarcu, Gin Mchm9er jfc0cL 3u'
bcr uuo Stdnncr Tdher ein ShIeifitein,
SHcu bel Der (cunc, Jtcrus uno QSeliens Strrh
bcim &'ebuno, QDincmlibe, cine Gage, eiH
SHonrwdqcr, Strrhbonf, &pinnrdccr, unb
irnlt ucd oIcrIci Nous,. @ouerns unb Stis
d,cn'&jcrdtbId>0ften ;u weitlduftt9 III mcIeer,
Die 8cctn9un9cn AM Scrfauf6ta9e Hno
siufnartun9 ocn
Scbn 0ietb.
cutIi 0n +9rI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-30
&sltsmsr Nysuth siuce &uobcu.

: Gin l2jdhri9er &natc, Sohn cc6 crrrn
.Capio 9tittcr, in @rcter Z 3aunld,ip, Ecrf6
auutp, tortctc oeriGe Wrde S,pei 9t11tls
FblanacL mrpcn ble cine Ore uno oic
llatae Ge bcu NoGcIu hattie. Ter Sfud
(s 9in9 nit eini9cu Wirden uadb rem QSals
l., mn lHcireItecrcu 81 iutcn; ouf orm
|Ee9c rcrlhm hortru lie rcu gaut tc6 9ftigeu
NIcres III circm Sclre uno fahcu Gle flciuc
meld,c rcr Gnabc cauu mt Cincm
fIycimrurfe t6ctctc. &aum I'M Walcc orGc
'mmcu, hortcn fe atcrmdi6 cen miorgeu
ant, uno Ger Snnbc mari Nun aud, ciren
etcn nad Der Qrrferu SdhIan0c, mar otrr
EdNt 10 QludIid tIc nit Gem crlfen IRurfc Su
|tttn, uuo nur nad mchrcrcn SthIi9cn NIT
ncm Stcdfe qclaug bics, rprrauf er bic
d'l0nGc I'M 3riumphc nit mad, N0ulc n0hHl
10 Damn crit erfubr, cdB CO circ 0aGcI'
landc war. .--Wcpb,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-30
"9dIcf ItuS I'm Hubc."

Der neue Stdat Tlcriea (tcmcrft Die 9feus
9lcrf Sribuuc) bat idl ein Banner 9cipdbtt,
duf peldcm bic ebi9cH gScrte au6Qemat
fIno nuo ecr ncuc 9pupern6r, Wclclp, rtd,f
trte cine Sctldbaft an Ieiue Gofc Sofp Sribcr
rcn Der @elce9cbung, in peldbcr Ger &chrinB
ton QUALIFICATION - poer III qldtterem Ideins
helli9em 9ueerud, "Staates es8crmttlun9"-
auf Ole uuSlpeioeuti9lfe slrt bebauptet nire,
als etne Sad,e bee fe(faeleetcn GcfseS =
als cincn Sbet Der unacld,riebeucn &cufiru
ttcn ees eauteS. Wrflid, giebt cr gan;
tatblntt9 9dd)ridt, eab Denn Der 3ariff
nldlt fdlnca eurd,feheu uno auf Den &epenue'
Wfaaelfab hrruntcr 9elest ,piro, Glcrlca ben.
iclben nullifisircn mo Serif6rcn ,peroe. Dies
ft,cint ms Gin iebr bcfdcioeucr slufan9 fir
ecn jiln9iten unc ld,wddltcu Staat Ger llni'
cn Su fem.
"Curd edrmeu unb 3aufcn Iiub mir cnbs
lidI bcrpr9cn mcrocn Slcrioa ais cinen Staat
duknuchmcu, cbIdlcn c6 ntd,t nahe bic Sc'
S6Ifcrun9 bat, ipeld)e erfcrecrlid, III, eaecIbc
sur 9lufnahme Su brrcd,tigcn. Seirc 9ar;c
Stimmtusab bel Ger IcBteu oufrcgcuocn
QBabt mar pcti9cr ais bic Scilfte bon jcuer
(mdnd,er @ou9rsB Citrlftc i'll cielcm uno
ancern frcicn Staatcu. llno Icine @cnltitu'
ticn eutbdlt cine @ldulel, eurd, meld,e bic
-! - Wer,pahrcno 9cmdft, uuo c6
scr u9 pertcten miro oicIclte AT
rriut Die prn benz SH0ule Der 9trs
prclenlarIca nirm0ls bate 9cbiuj9t mercen
icllcn.
"Gicfcs itnb Die llmftiucc, inter wrld,en
Slcriea an uuS "aunCrirt" lpcroen III, uuo
d jcst III Die llnirn eiutritt. Gs 9ob uid)l ciucn
cDridcn hartihaffi9cu Manu mihrcno cen
'trttrcrfcBrncn ,,pausjs Snbreu i'll eaurc,
iptlhcr n:dIt fluf cocr led,S barte La0aarbcis
ten uncnt9eIcldb fir rcu 9iuesn urn 5loripn
pcrrid,teu nlufte. "Qaet ms i'll 9iube,"
laQt br? So, tci mciuer 1reuc nit Dem
PrUstcn &er9nii9cu mir milnihcn mir fcbr,
pas ihr ticIc QErrtc pcr crclIg Sobreu aus.
fciwcdcu bittct uuo catei 9cbIietcu pdret.
&cafefr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-30
OeHeutlitte 93enou.

Srcltd96 ben I5tcn, uno Sanlltd4s cen 30.
qIuQuit, an bciocu 2a9cn I'm 10 llbr Gcr'
mittd96, foueu 0m SHduIe bes llnterSetd)netcn
in Sao gBhsltbaa 3auulttip, vedd @duntD,
fcl9encr Slrtltcl duf ctfcutltCbcr Ienen per-
fauff werccn, ndmlth
pferoc, WUUcu . ucrtrcflldc SRIcn,
tpeIdIr fdnpcrIid, III biclcr @eacnc "a Iltcrtref'
fIu tIuo, 10 Stif 9iincspich, mcrnrtcr 9
Stihc nit Jtiltcr iino, l6 G;tnf Sdlpeinc, s
Stlf Sdaafr, Elm Ieid'tcr VfcrccsWdArit
unb Snoop, pauac II. @99cn, pfrroc9ethlrr,
Neuleitern, Nclsld,llttCn, cine Crellnmadlme
nnc crrtrcfilihc pferbe9cwaIt, Spcrr' une
Rnbfetteu, Wtit' uno J!cugnbCu, ctn M
ubertrcfflid, gutter SdlefitCiI, Gin SrHdtrctt,
cine 8 Gag llbr nit JfatCn, Srfcn nit Ncbr,
Better uno ScttlIetu, @irpct6, Secretdr uun
Bureau, eiu Sd uno npci RIdcnihrdnfe,
Gin SIciccr(tranf, Glide uuo Stnhlc, 8dn'
fC, cine Mchl' uno anecre 6lltcu, erc Stnf,
lBclrdo, Spinurab, uno S1aircl, Sfl9 III
Sdiicr, @ilcnfc6cl, uuo @ilruNdfeu, 3nbcr
SdRcr lnIo Stluncr uno font nodb cine qrcs
Sc GcrIt,icbCnhet dnbcrtr @Incrn:, Ndu3s
mo Observation-Disclosures iu mcitIduftt3 jn
mclbcI.
Die Scbiugun9cu am Gcfluistd9c Eno
2nflpartun9 bon
S1lomCn 0llif.
&c. 9. - "a pbi0cr Ncrr uad 'l8eiteu ju
iicbcn 0eocnft, 70 miro 0llcs cpne 9tntbalt
vcrtduft ipsrrcu.
Suit 81. E05m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-30
lstbcr(icbt. Ser !E'SSrftc.

Q 4 n.-Sleciaamc trin9t 81 00
hlG - II unn 8Iadslo1nrcu 81 30.
Tlaucruno Wc I.-Tlaucr brin9t $i2l
tj6 81 81 9io9arnmcbl SO 90 uno QBcllG.
fprumcM So Is bis So 25
@ctruioc. - g8aiien brn0t s. bit
30 StS. l8clid)fcrn fl @cut5 une Jfc9Jcn
brrnat - &entS ! pafrr prrfdufte an -
GmtG
y icb bmarft. - Nd6 Sounoert pfunr
Ninbehclid, briuGt 3 90 bis St so Rlihr
NIT RdltCr brnd,teu sis bic S26. Sbwru
uCacirh brln0t 81 90 bi6 S5 90.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-30
SllIi 80.
Slcnc Wohltetlt Ollter.

g8ir batcu lceben Gin 0rc6ts AGcrtemcrt
BON CONNER uno SpdtahrS @uter Bon EcE'
Ycrf uno pbllabClpha Crb0lten, ltno lpolltCn
dd)tunaSocu picjcni9cn enldcen eic 8dr9enE
Su mad)ru milllldjeH, aniuriIfeu, lnoem MIR
fCIt cntld)lpeen ltne, ul8 nit unIern Bddren
ndd) ben SCItcn Su rlChter, nno ipereen oabCr
nur an clncm gang 9crtll9en 3ul0B auf clt
9tcuDrrf uno philadelphia pretlc perfdufcI.
9fdd,tehcno fuhren mir etni9c sIrtifel an urr
allen pcnjcri9cn Die anrufen mC9en, UcrlprC'
d,cn mir Ciu Gcdle6 Enforcement, uno all ic!'
den prei(cn, Wc!des nIdht fcbIcn fann lte SN
bcfriect9en
0tei6e Soliartn5, iranSDlllbe unO Sr,
90nbtC @in9bans, fetne f6parst
mo ft9urtrte franSSiIide Otcn6lnt
&c Gains, N1ue unO ihmarSblau.
Nolte Spi Seire fltr 9tnSli9e, einc
9rDbc SuantItdt Gattltne opn 6 unD
ejn StertCl tt6 3u 25 Gents per
Q)lrb, Wftn5, Stbb @lDoe6, 2dce6,
iciCeEc uno anoerc Striimpfe. -,
@!ct 6 f q Il {, ctn 9lnDrtemcnr
QGaarcn fit Wt1nn6ptrlcnen, bel1es
beno 0uS - GjcitrCifte, 9laio uuo
0C,ltrte fran3Giii6c @abimerS, ,Ofars
ictIc6 un0 Satrtn @lftu9s, Gtnelt,
rrciilc uno braune 2tncn Srtlltn9
ino baumnplten s3eu9 fit 0ofeli,
C1fcnet Srpilj Mcu6ltn Gtueit,
gllpn6, gCbinctt, Il. ~.
Gjrim nmb SScningcr
Serb Bsitlihe Gde ccS Warft 8icrcds,
2llIcntauu.
Suli 80. M bD
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-30
Srpcgassspas&iusa,

SiuttmaI Der ddtbdre i Z h N Sanf 6,
prcGocrtHtdlter IN ben ocrid,recnrn @cnrf
tell ScH @ommcn plies I'M orittcn Gicrlhtes
bc;irf, bcfehcEo aus bon @nuutic6 Scrfel
Horhamptcn NIB 4rhd, I'M Staat Ncnns
iDIoancn, IL 5Grlft ieincs gImtC6 NrcilCents
Rtfter Der perldtCbcncr Scurtcn orn SDcr
uno Gcrnlillcr ulO on9cmeiucr GjcfdrgnlR,
@rIebiaun9 III bcla9teu @duutit6 {; unC y c.
ter s. 8 uno SSaccb . i'll niger,
Giqulre6, RtChtcr Der Scurtcn opu SDCr uuo
GcrnllHCr nno aiI1cmcincr GCfdn9uls Grlcs
ei9un9 fnr Die litd,tun9 ben JNaupt uub 0rs
oercn 0rrbrcdhcn III 9cedd'cu ecdd 9auntp,
lhren SrfcM an MIDI 9ctfut batcn pcrln
lIe cine SCurt BON SOcr uno 3crmiucr une
Charter SciiIcu uno Common Nllc6 dnbcs
raumcn, ipcide 9cbdItcn ipcrecn foil IN Ger
Staot 9ItIcutauu IN uno fir rae @auntD tcs
d,d, auf bcu |. WontdN tm Wpuat Srptcm:
her, ipedbc6 Der lfte cC6 beid9tcu Wcrdts NJ,
uno WcIcbe cine gSrd,e oauern ,piro;
So miro bicrrnit Jt1brl6t gc3ctclL
III ale Nricocn6rid)ter uno Gonlf1bCl iuacr:
balb Ger bcId9tcu @anntD bon Vcda, eGB &c
eann uno odlclbit III eigcutr 'perien mt ID:
ren 9tptI6, HeccrcS, Suaultipnen, Grant
ndtIonCn uno 0llCs dnocrn SrtnncrlIn9cn tCh
einfnccn, i'm hic Sad)cu III tAna unc Su
pcr,pGltcn, ,pcld,e ihrcn 9emtcrn cbIit9cn
ScS9lci Ncn
ncrtcr oud ollc ricicni0eu, wclMs Gc9cn
Gtcfangene III tcm Gjefim9niB Der S0nntg
rcha ais 5tli9rr rrcr 3cu9cn auburttcn
tatcn, tcnad,rid,tj9et, coB ilc Tdb oOprrt mnr
oaieIblt clniuttn6en bnten, um cieieItcn su
prcicQuircn, ruie e6 ibncn rcdbt bunten mag
@egebcn uuter mcincr S,aut, IA Der Start
gllleutauu bicfeu 30llcn Gag GIuIi, im Sahr
unlcyS S3crrn Gin Touleno sht 0uncCt
uHs 6nHf unc @icrSi9
@SII erboItc Die IepubIit
&apto Stcm SNerIf.
Sderifs,9 ,9lmt6itute, } ntq&
2lcntaun, Suit so.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-30
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3eRcr, JHcrr $H iuri d, gSemo ing 9,
orn EanQfdmnmnl nit Mie Ga harln Il
2 6 ucn Sber Milfcro.
2Im Icetcu SCnuta9 curd, ben Gbrp. S,rn.
@cVmaL nerr Saccb 8edoer pom
SaISbur9, nit WIis W dry Sbri9 pcn
bieIcr Staet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-30
2cete Grtumcrull9.
derifss glmt6ltute,
NncntaulI, rSulI so.

NINe Cicjcni9cn wcIdlc nod ihnlct9 iInc
an Die sointcrladrnId'aft cC6 ocritcrtcnen
NP d. acl . AIT a II, legtbin pcn 9ftcocr'
W3acun0ic Gduufdip, 0cd'a @auntD, cs ici in
0auocn, Yictcn, @udlid'uIocn rccr 8rncu'
oClp, merbcn hicuit gum leBtcn Wal aufge'
fcrccrt, ;piItcn nun uno benz I5tcu ndhiten
9lu0uit ab,ubs;abIcn - uno Scld'e, ete nod
rcd,tmd6i6e Tcrccrur9en an bcid9te SNtntcr'
laicnIhaft hObeu, fnc cbenfaC6 crlndlt tbrc
gicd,nuu9cn inrcrhab Der tcId9tcn 3ctt mphI'
tctdt9t einSub1ntt9cr, oil
9anicl 8affian 29Inm,Ors.
Jlenben Sailjan s '''" Wv
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-30
Storb.

G,u WitIioms 3ip, Tcrttauptcu @auutY,
am Somitu9 bcn l9teu 1ulj " c bccc a,
@he9ottcn ccs Soru. s barles lRiaer,
III einem sllter ppu 81 Gdbrea Wcnot uno
81 Gag.