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ED EMOVAL. JOHN ii. ATKINSON, MER-
AO CHANT TAILOR, begs leave to return his
thanks TO the public for past avors and he invites his
friends and the public in general to give him call al
his New Store, No. no GAY STREET, near High
where he hopes, by strict attention to business and
by being moderate IN all his charges, merit and re-
ceve share of public patronage
0I3- He will pay strict attention to the CUTTING
of boys Clothing and genemen's Pantaloons, Vests,
&C., when they prefer 10 have them made in Their
own families
fe25 2aw2w JOHN H. ATKINSON
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+ UCKY TIMES WITH US AGAIN YES

UCkY TIMES WITH US AGAIN YES
IL TERDAY-Every Lottery tells at our establish
ment! Those patronizing us, patIonize themselves
$1,000 in single half ticket sold to a little girl in
yesterdays Lottery; $500 we sent to Newcastle Del
and 5000 we sold to a merchant in whole ticket.
Is Nos. Is drawn ballots and $1,000 capital prize
TODAY. Besides $4,000, Sil00, SC. SC.
Tickets S2t; quarters 62a cts; eighths 81.
TOMORROW, the roal Small Fry. Capital $4,000.
Tickets ST., quarters 25 cts; chances .or and within
reach of all. Package of qrs 80 81; eighths 81 IS.
The drawn Nos. of yesterday Lottery are,
SIS 50 so 40 4s % 80 81 26 SO e. 81 IS 90
TT. TUCKER & BROTHER,
1t Head Of Centre Market Space.
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SPLENDID MUNIFicENcE. Samuel Wlliston,
ofEast Hampton, Mass, has just made dena-
ton to Amherst College, for the endowment OF
a Professorship Of Rhetoric and Oratory there.
A few years ago he founded an Academy in
that State, giving it the sum of $4,000. MIR.
Williston is q hutton maj er.
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anserlrau 3septib!tcan,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, Mar, I, ls45.

Mr.. BANCROFT, NoMNArIoN. We learn
from the Nladisonian Of last evening, that the
Senate was in session nearly three hours yes
tcrday, but did not dispose of the nomination
Of Mr.. Bancroft, as Secretary of the Navy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

MARYLAND Coal. Four hundred tons of coal
from the Mount Savage mines, have been or
dered by the French authorities to be shipped
at Port au Prince, for the naval service, on &C
count of its superior quality.
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VNHE WAY EMORY 4 CO. TREAT their
IL patrons. -Four beautiful three No. prizes sold by
these truly fortunate venders-as per drawings of the
Md Consolidated Lottery, class 49, they sold to Nos
70 % IT, $l25O in package of quarter tickets to CT
tlZen customer Also to Nos 5 40 IS, $500, quarter
ticket, sent to Cambridge, Md, and to Nos. S SO 81
$3.50, whole ticket, to Philadelphian at Ba,num's
Hotel, and another of $50 in half ticket, to lady
These ucky prizes the result of one drawing a,
the all lucky office of Emory & Co.
THIS DAY draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery
class 29-75 Nos. and Is ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of 5000 prize of $1,000
Zoo ! 500 500 &c
Whole tickets S24-shares in proportion.
!G5-Package of % tickets only 81 rs.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
%, drawn March 6-owest prize Sd:
55 50 60 40 4S % 30 81 26 50 60 81 65 %
W5- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY CO., No. 2 Calvert-st
IL Baltimore, Maryland.
-HL Another snug prize sold-Comb. 30 SIS 90, a prize
OF $1,000, was sold yesterday by the Lucky Eyer
TONS, in package of whole tickets; this, togethe
with the S9O00 sold on Tuesday, and the S2le9 on
wednesday, makes we think, pretty fair job TO
three days. Look out for the $1,000 TO day.
THIS DAY, $1,000, 1000, 5000, sc. Tickets 81 50
quarters ~ ceIts. rs Nos and Is drawn ballots.
full package for 81 65.
TO MORROW, our own Little Favorite, $4,000
A full package of % whoes Sl3 so, % halves Sc IS
d quarters only SO 81.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or,
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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HANDSOME SPECULATION. 1t is stated that
within forty years the United States have ex-
tingushod the Indian title to 430, 100000 acres
of land for 50 200, 900 dollars. At this rate
they paid the Indians an average of less than
20 cents per acre. Now, if the United States
disposed of those lands to their citizens at the
present low government price of one dollar and
twenty five cents, they have received into their
treasury the sum of ASS, 500, 900 dollars above
the original cost
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

Two IMPORTANT Decisions IN THE ST.
pREME CouRr. The Supreme Court on We'd
nesday morning, says the Globe, decided the
very important land case from Louisiana in
volving the validity of the celebrated grant
known as the .Naison Rouge grant. The lands
claimed under it were thirty leagues, being up,
wards of two hundred and fifty thousand acres,
lying on both sides of the river Ouachita, neal
Monroe The case was decided in favor of the
United States, the alleged grant being declared
by the court fraudulent and void.
The court also decided a case from Michigan
in which it ruled that lands purchased from til,
United States in that State are subject to taxa.
ton from the date of sale On the part of tho
purchasers it was contended that the lands were
not liable to be so taxed, because, until the
patent issued, the legal estate was still in the
United States, and the lands therefore exempt
frem taxation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

DESTRUCTION OF NEWSPAPER OpFICE.-
The Office of the Highland Democrat, Peek
skill, N. Y, was destroyed by fire on Thursday
evening last, with its contents.
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LATER FROM MEXICO. Dates 10 the 9th
ult. from Vera Cruz, and to the 10th from the
city of Mexico, have been received at New Or
leans. Santa Anna still remained in prison at
Perote, the Chambers having denied him his
request to appear in person before the grand
jury and give his affidavit verbally. Great DIFF
ficultcs, it is said, exist, in bringing bill of
accusation against him, a doubt existing whe-
thcr he shall be accused as President or Gene
raj, he being at the time of the revolution ex-
President and Commander-n-Chief
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

SPLENDID PRESENT TO Mr.. CLAY. A rich
and beautiful set of plate, says the Louisville
Journal of Tuesday, passed through this city
last week as present to Mr.. Clay. We I'M
dcrstand it came from New York.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

MURDER IN South CAROLINA. An old lady
named Jones, whose husband recently died, was
last week found dead in the garden attached to
her house, near Greenville, S. c., with her
head dreadfully mangled and one arm broken.
A large club, stained with blood, was found
near by. Her step-son, Ambrose Jones, has been
arrested on suspicion of being the murderer.
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n7- NOTICE-PREACHlNG TO THE JEWS.
N. ALTMAN, Christian Jew, will preach to the
Jews in the German language, on SABBATH MORN
ING, 9th March, AT IL O'Clock, in the German Meho.
dist Episcopal Church, corner of Lombard and Bond
streets, The Jews of this city are respectfully nvit
ed attend. IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

PAID HIS FINE. Mr.. Munsel, the publisher
at Albany, committed to Jail for contempt, in
refusing 10 give the name of the author of d
libel, after remaing in prison a week, has paid
the fine of $3.50 and walked out.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

n3- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. There
will be an exhibition by the Scholars attached to the
Emory Station Sabbath School in that house on MON
DAY EVENING NEXT, 10th inst to commence at
II O'Clock. The exercises, (Which expected to be
very Interestingly will consist of Scripture lessons,
dialogues, &C., interSpersed with singing by the chill
dren. {G3-TiCkets l2a cts. each-may be had of any
of the Managers Teachers of the School, at the
stores of Isaac p. Cook, Robinson Kremer, E. S.
Frey; Market street, VIM X. Orrick, corner of Lex
ingtOn and Eutaw streets, and Switzer & Hatch,
Pennsylvania Avenue, and at the door the night of
the Exhibition. The proceeds intended to pur-
chase Books for the School. mh4 .frm3t*
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

MAYOR OF LOWELL. The Hon. Elisha Hun
tington (whig) was on Monday reelected May
or of Lowell. The wings have as usual car
ried their board of Aldermen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

PROFITABLE. The city authorities Of New
York, during the last four months, have sole
$4,000 worth of manure. The fees of dos
killers have amounted to $4,000, and those o
the coroner to $4,000.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

SUDDEN DEATHS. AS the barque Franklin,
for Bremen, was getting under way from New
York OH Wednesday, passenger named VIM.
Van Appen, was taken suddenly ill and died.
VIM. Blake, an Englishman, died suddenly at
Philadelphia on Wednesday.
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SPRING FASHION.

{g3-For GENTLEMEN'S HATS, of ''LEARY'S"
beautiful patern will be ready for sale to-day, the
9th inst. at TAYLOR'S
Fashionable Hat Establishments
mott opposite Barnum's.
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ENGLISH NAVY The British Government
is building &c new war steamers. The num-
Der of these vessels in 1874 were Sc.
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MAINE. The democratic members of the
Legislature have unanimously nominated the
Hon. Hugh J. Anderson for Governor for the
next political year,
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Hume. The slave Perry, who recently muir
dered the pilot, Capt. Timmons, at Savannah,
Ga, was hung in the rear of the Jail of that CT
ty, on the 2Sth ult
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

MACHINE FOR TAXING YEAS AND NAYS. Dr.
Coleman, of Trenton, claims the credit Of hav-
ing invented four years ago machine for TAX
ing the yeas and nays in Legislative bodies
He gives a long description of the machine in
the Trenton Gazette, which appears to be very
ingenious.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

FIRE AT CHARLESTON. We learn by slip
from the Courier, that fire broke out on Mon
day on Exchange wharf, among about 800 bales
of cotton, consigned to Kirkpatrick s. Douglas,
cotton was Immediately thrown into the dock
and hoated off in Il blaze, presenting the novel
sight of a line of fame on the bosom Of the
water for a mile in length.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

SAILED. F. M. Dimond, Esq, U. s. Con
sui to Vera Cruz, sailed on Monday from Bos'
ton, in the Jerome.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Amsterdam-Shp Superb, 18th March,
For Valparaiso and Guayaqu-Barque Hortensia
despatch.
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Burrows THEATRE, Benefit @
Ms, Sioman. This accomplished and popular
actress, takes benefit tonight, and offers bill
that should, land we doubt not will,) fill the
house from "turret to foundation. First is the
Tragedy of "Fazio, or the Italian Wife," the
part of Blanca by the beneficiary. Also the
Opera of "Rob Roy" the character Of Helen
McGrcgor by Mrs. SLoMAN. The excellent
Tragedian Mr.. f. S, CONNER will play in both
pieces Last but not least is the rich comic
songs Of Mr. JOHN SLoMAN, and the dancing of
Miss MooRE and Mr.. SMITH Go early and
secure vour seats
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Rev. Mr.. ToRREr. The Baltimore CORES.

Rev. Mr.. ToRREr. The Baltimore cores
pondent of the Boston Atlas says
II may interest some of your readers to learn
that the Rev. Charles T. Torrey who is con-
fined in our penitentiary, for abducting slaves,
is well. He is engaged in the spooling depart
ment, and is quite skilful already, getting
through his task at an early hour, and devotng
the rest of his time in reading. He received a
letter from his wife on Wednesday, which the
humane aud gentlcmanly warden of the prison
gave to bin. He eats hearty, sleeps well, and,
as far as Outward manifestations 90, is not un-
happy. may be enabled, in few days, to
write Aou further in relation TO this man.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

A VESSEL ON FIRE AT SEA. By the arrival
of the brig Orion, Capt. Worthington, at
Philadelphia on Wednesday, the Post has dates
from Porto Cabelo, to the 18th inst. Business
remains without any change at Laguyra, and
prices are merely nominal. The Breakwater
was progressing rapidly towards completion,
and the work was expected to be OF great inn
portance to the commercial interests of the
country. Capt w reports that on Sunday,
the Esd ult., in lat. 25 80 North, and long. 10
10 West, at 10 p. NJ, saw vessel on fire sup
posed to be brig; seen at sunset their steer
ing northward; went close to the wreck after
being burnt to the waters edge, but could see
no boat nor receive any answer.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

FINES IN PHILADELrHIA. About O'Clock
on Wednesday night, fire broke out in the
rear Of the brass foundry of Sias Frost, in
South Front street, which spread to the black
smith shop of McClam & Ilanly, the copper
smiths shop of G. +. Haley, the carpenter S
shop of r. II. Waterman. the store of H. j.
Boiler, merchant, and the commission store of
Joshua Lippincott, all of which were general
ly consumed. The public school house, cor
ner of Ninth and Camac streets, which cost
$4,000, was consumed on Wednesday NOM
ng--partiully insured.
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G3-PATENT ELASTIC SUSPENDERS only 81 !
SC; super Elastic do -; beautiful Scars 50 cts. gen
iemen's Gloves l2b 25 cts; black satin Stocks so n
62t; collars, style, Is each; ladies' black Kid
Gloves l2s and %; Rogers Congress Knives 81 each;
RazOrs 81 37I &C.. Scissors 10 and l2t pair Head
TOOTH Comb and Nail Brushes, OF beautiful styles;
richlvwrought steel Clasps for reucules and PURSES
steel Rings and Masses; steel Beads; Cologne Water;
fine Extracts; POmatnm; Almond AVID Rose Soaps, in
varieties; Side. Toilet and Twist Combs of Buffalo,
Horn and Tortoise shell; Glove Stretchers and Fast
enings, with all style goods receiving and run
ming off low for cash and no abatement
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles ss.
1-2tt MORTIMER & MOWBRAY.
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-'ENTLEMEN,s WEAR. Just ooenjn

a 'ENTLEMEN'S WEAR. Just opening, a
~ beautiful variety of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, for Gentlemen and Chldren's wear:
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds and Erminetts
Drab de Etc, CaShmeretts, and Heavy Bombazues
SUMMER CLOTHS-Crape- face, Twilled, Diago-
nal and Plain
GAMBROONS-PIaid,s Striped, Chene, Ribbed and
Plain
LINEN DRlLLlNGS-ln extensive variety
BROWN LlNENS-Every shade quality and width
Grass Cloths Irish Linens and Long Cloth Shirting
with every variety OF Spring and Summer Goods,
at very reduced prices
Vs. L. WRIGHT Co, IS Baltimore street,
mh7-eO3t doors below Frederck-st,
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TWICE A DAY.
PHgILAD. WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD-MORNING TRAIN.


sag-Has==-sss-aI sundays,) at O'Clock, A. M.
Passengers arrive IN Philadelphia AT about 3! O'Clock,
and in full time for the evening lines for New York
70 In connection with this train, SECOND
CLASS CAR will be run i'll order to accommodate
passengers at less rate than in the other cars Tick
cts for the second class at $780, rst be procured
at the office before Starting, otherwise full fare will be
charged by the Conductors
The EVENING MAIL TRAIN leaves the Pratt st.
Depot after the arrival of the Cars from the South
West, at O'Clock, p. M, through in hours.
U5- The return trains leave Philadelphia respective
Iy at A. NJ and O'Clock, T. NJ, and reach Balti-
more at q and IL O'Clock, p. NJ.
mh7-H A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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DC The following is from The Rev. c, Sperry, No
- First Avenue: had been for ten years every few
weeks attacked with the piles, until within the last
wear the attacks have been weekly, and of much
more severe nature. For month previous to using
HAYS LINIMENT, from Comstock s Co. it was
with the greatest difficulty could stand long enough
in the pulpit to preach serhen, until about month
since when commenced using Hays Lnimcnt, and
have finally been entirely cured by following the d-
Iections the wrapper. Ftom knowing you per
sonally, have given you this certificate with the hope
that any afflicted with that terrible complaint may
find out and use this extraordinary remedy
New York, May 3, 1914.
For sale at the corner Of Hanover and Baltimore
streets. Baltimore.
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A l. M A " A C..
MARRIED.

On the 5th Instant, by the Rev'd George BreckI,v
MICHAEL ZCLAuF to Miss LOUISA M. RUDY, all of
this city,
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DIED,
On the 9Th inst. Mrs. MARGARET AIroRo, in IL.
e9th ear of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully requested to attend the funeral from her lat.
residence, Gay ST., at 10 O'Clock, this morning.
On the 5th inst. SHIRLEY ". DREW, (priner1 SON of
he late Capt N. Drew, aged 27 years.
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FE2iTLEY, LATHAM S s. WALKERS Patent
N SHOE THREADS, just received per ship Meta,
and for sale low, by
FREDERICK FICKEY s SONS,
NH
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old CHOICE WINES.

TUAYAQUIL HATS. A small lot of prime
WI quality, will be sold low by
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
NM 800 Baltimore street.
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Schr Chester, Otis, Boston, master.
Schr Arkansas, Groves, Norfolk and Richmond, T.
Hooper.
Schr Venus, David, Benedict, Md. master.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-27
81 9srnuorrtb's umtpcrfat 9rdmtcr.

81 9Srauorrtb's umtprrial &rGmtcre
Nillcu.-Sd, ;reifrle lebr baR jemals etWh&
oieien piacu 9leid, f6mmt, uno id, bin uber,
icu9t bae cS eurdIaas unmS9lid, 1T lte su
ilbrrtrcffeu, in ibrer srtracreindreu S,cilfrdfI
Die auf 70 unirrenoc Yrin,ipieu sc9rluoct H.
ba6 fte uid,t INK Ole riniis rtdbti9e lcnoern
aud bic eiHsi9e Rsrbin iIno ipeld1e gebraudlt
werecn irlIte bon Der Sinbhcit bis gum ents
ferntcifen puufte bes menfdliben eebens.
Gs mag oem pubIifum nidH befaunt few
oas if oirfe Wcoisiu beinabe ncuu;ebu SD
re 8cntadbt habe unb i'd, fTible mid, 9lldIkb
oas id1 in, Stauee bin Su id9en, bas fIe mfr
reno Der 9an;en 3cit nur bic britm6gltdRc
3ufrieecnbeit bcpirfte. Seine 8id9c nrrec
jenlals aemadt-im @esentbeils, Sober Der
70 9lidlitb ipdr NIT ibr pcrtraut ju wereer,
bat e6 fir feline paitt gebaIteu fIe fcrttpdbs
reub Ictnen 8ctannten Su empfetlen. 9Scr
INNER bieie Weoi,in 9ebraudt mag ftcr
ein gclunbcs uuo bcbeS alter crreiden.
Sbise ftdsbare @sbiin ii In ten Snd''
tsAr sSH q h aP adrRlHSSh BE n sfr.s III
anoern Spalts auscsei9t iIub, ;u erbdlten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-27
Ncttcm.

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Der 6erren R Fen uuo g outer in
9aeaoina, fcl9enee Wstte Seranfaltst uno
ausssfuhrt:
Der SauSfneft bcs 0ru. Wr[en madte
I'D, perbinblid, in eiuer 3eit Sou / Stunben
100 yarb fpeit 100 Sartcfeln, C@ruubberen)
ipeld,e cine 2)aro rpeit BON cinanner in gera'
Der einie seIc9t perben fclIten, auf,uIsGsn unb
jeee einjeln an bas 3ieI su brinaen, unb
aipar duf fclgenoc Weiie: CT Iduft bic 100
Yaro bis an eas aubrre @ube uno bolt ;uerlt
Die 100 Oarb Iieaenbe JSartofTel uno brinst
fIe surid, cann iduft fr 80 2)arb unb bolt Die
3peite Sartcffel, oann SO yarb unb bolt bic
brittle .8artcffel uno 70 fort, bis CT bic 100
Startoffeln sufammeusebradyt hat, iiuo oiefes
ipollte jeEer in ( Stunoen polIbrinseu. See
bod, uertcr or feine Bette, inocm er wdbreno
biefer ( Stunten nur SO Sartcffrln auf9eles
fen hattie. Der SoausfnedIt oes Sorn. Shu'
Ter bat cine 9Ieidhe Wette in 35 Minuten ge.
fpcnnen. Derfelbe se,pann aud, Dor sini9en
abenben cine lBette, bel ipcld1er er in Al
Rinute Elm Bufhel WcIfdforn obne elm
beionoeres Suitrument ausfcrnte. .--Scnue.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-27
9 SrteH / 4 {.

ToIaenSes 1T cine elite Ger 8riefe weIde
In lestsr WodIe In bem sllisutaun pCltamt
Iiesen 8ebIieben iino:
slmcs 2intrim, Daniel Bdumsr, Scbn Sie'
70, SalcmCn SeaSsr, Sobn s.. Serne, Sds
muel q. @clusr, aler. @lifton, 6. DcnsbertD,
Scbn gilenbaro, sos. SaBln9er, Thomas
9intinaer, 6. &. @iutinaer, 3Obn o. 9oun'
Die, @aipsr SerwOrtb, WilIiam s5aecbh So'
muel yRarr, WarY 6. W2iaer, Sames W'@o'
men, Gaccb IdgeI, Scbn IdseI, Sarnbaro
Rees, s. s. 9eeier, @brW. S. Sdtncei,
Sobn Sdleifcr, Sulan Seaers, @Igabetb
SdneiOer 2, lBiaiau Stcdel, ecoina Stcpp,
8. StrOms, SoIspb Sdifsrt, Sirael Senien'
bdd,, SonaS SeipeI, anjeltta Stelneer9er'
Sopbia Stmson, SeGe Sddfsr. Scbn WcOc'
ring, @fer @adon, au9ulfnS 3ancne'
81. G. @ri9bt, Ycifn1e1iter.
| 2lu9uf %.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-27
Tdtdlcr lSprfdn.

lie "pittsbur9 9asstte" ppm pcrlctten
Mittpr6 mclcet, eae am 9ltenb suocr, um
haIb neun llhr, in a1esbenp &ity cine @rplc'
Grp ifahgcfuneen babe. Die ueue proteitans
tifde Observation-Disclosures bdfelbft III ndmIid,
INIT @as bclcud,tct, wcldlcs in cinem untereu
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