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ment of the school-books used in the District.
THE sMUGGLER, novelty q. p. R.
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A. HUNTER,
Aug. 7-lawn Marshal D.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
SUM- d
OefeutltC6e 9Seupu.

Gcnrerfta9S ocu 10. Suli ndbitcns Inn II
llbr Witta9S, lcllcu am SNauic crs llutcrs
itriebcnen III Der Stnot 9Illcutauu, qcha
@aunty, fcl9cnce sIrtifcl auf ofcnhibcr Siu'
on pcrfauft werben, ndmIit:
Gin 0carbcrn,qSo9eu, Elm Sdwcin, ;tpsi
SoclsSefcn, NIT Gchr, Gcef Grobr Sus
rcdu, Glide unb Stnhlr, Sd,rdnfe, 3uber
uuo Stdnncr, eiu 9rcecr eifcrncr SeiIel, uno
font nod alIcrlci Soouss uno Rltdlcn @crdtbs
idaftcn, Su pcitldufti9 St mclbrn.
Oa Der llnterSciducten nddl Wcitcu su
sicbcn 9cirnrcn it, 70 mirc allies phnc Nild'
bait ucrfnuft.
Die Seein9unsen am 8crfaufSta9c NIB
9iufpartun9 bon
Sloma6 Barber.
SuIi 2. nl2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
Gcete 9oCbrtt6t.

SIac cicjeni9e Die nrf auf ir9cnb cine 9Irt
ituloi9 iIno 1n tic SointcrlancnId)aft ocS pcrs
itcrbcncn HSames OcId,Icr, leethiu
Urn Siios gSbcithaa IaunIfip, 2ehd Sauus
tD, rperccn hermit oufaefrrccrt ,pildcn jcst
uno ben Iitcn ndfftcn 9Iu9ult, 9iid,tiqfcit an
bic llnterfhricbencu ~ mdfeu--lno SpIdbe,
ncId,c nod, rcd,tmdeiae 9nfcrterunscn ba
ben, belieten ibrc Hcd,nun9cn bis bdbin
wchlbeitdti9t einsuhdnbiSen. Oa Die 9Ibmi,
uiitrotcren ,pilufteu Die Hcd,num9 Der brfa9s
ten iotntrrladcnid,aft Sa cincm Sd,lus gu
brin9cn.
SSoccb q. Sc16ler, : o,,,ors
4Jeter Wttflep. S '''''
Suui %. uq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
Otfcmtlithc oSenpu.

@s foil auf SfcntIid,cr Teucu perfduft
peroen, nnf Samlta9S ccn l9tcn c,nli, ndd,s
itcns, AM Soauie bes orrifrrbcneu QS Il a NJ
9B e br in S.riccItcr9 SannidyW, ecda SO ,
fclgeuoc 9lrtifcl:
llugcfGhr 9fcr 2imcthD @,raS uno 4
sldcr Soafcr i'm ScIcc, stpei 9fercc uno pfcrs
&C S'eid,irr, sipci SiIIcn, swci irilGmclfens
DC Ellhc uno Gin 9iino, Sd,dafc uuo Shwcis
nc, Wdgcn, SpapicrWa9en, pangc uuc G9s
9cn, ;pri cilernc SctIcL Gidtuihranf, &n
Idc uno Stilble, DraWer, Scttcu uno Sett,
labcn, Sruhtreff Stdnncr uno Sdecr, uno
fcnlf nod, pielcrlci oau6s uno !6iid)cu @cs
rdtbidlaftcn 81 Weildufti9 Su mclccn.
Die Sccin9un9cn am Gerfaufsta9c unc
9luflpdrting bon
Simcn S6nciccr, : sI>,n,,rs
Santcl 9Scbr s '''" Wv
SuIi Q. n6Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
Slo( () + / Cl) t

wiro hermit Den @iupcbner Der prrlhicccs
ncu Shul Diitrifte unb tcfpubcrs ben @es
meinbe DIliriftcn bon TprosWhcitban crs
theilt, bae fe ftb big ben 26Iten cSult nit
etnem Shullchrcr ;u pcricben baben. DaS
Soaro Der Oirettcren wirb ftdJ ;ur priifumg
folder Yer(cucn Die als Shullcbrer augcncuis
men Su perccn pitnihen, al bcfd9tem Gage
am SSauic bon Stepben 9 SaQict in
beia9tem Gaunfdip ciutuocn, no bann ents
fdiccen rpcroen fol-, pcr nad oercu 9InlIdp
ten fdbi9 it pbcr nift. Scin SdnGebrcr
fca SrSahlun9 crbaltcn, aus9cncmmcn or ull,
tertptrft iId elmer prilfun9. sIuf ScfcbI Der
SCdr6.
Sciepb StcfeL Cdr.
Suni 25. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
81 q C) IT eft

tpirb hermit qc9cbcn, tas Die llutcrcid,ncs
ten ais 9Icminiitratcreu bon Der einterlalTcne
Id,oft bcs pcrifcrbcnen @eprgeHin9cr,
lcbthin bon Glib HteitbalI SonnStip, Qcs
d,a @aunty, an9clfcllt porbcn iInb. 9lac
etejcnl9cn, ncldbc nod an beia9r Sinterlals
Icnid1ft idulcl9 fnb, werbcu ouf9efcroert,
innerbalb gErd,cn absutesa Scls
dye, bic nod, rcd,tmdei9e Screerun9cn babcn,
bcia9tcr 3cit wcbIbcitdtigt einmhdnci9cn, an
S5pna6 Jitn9er, Jioro<gSteitbau,
Same5 9ttn9er, Sllo : @tcitbau,
9lcminiltratc,en.
SUM- d no6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
$40. 10. |

Sprfuldnt, Der Iclilifcr recr Der 3eitun9s'
id,reitcr nic 9cnicBt. Der 3eitungsldreiter,
frcnn ieine gItlld,ten aud, nod, 70 eocl, Wchu
or ieinc 9cbdnfcn in Der WittcruattsfluuNc
duf papier trinat, in Der Socffuung irinen qe'
fer mad, YEunld Su cicncn, 70 trcis CT uid,t ct
CT Hob crcr G0ccI, Cnnf cocr lincauf erbiIt {;
cftmdlS fltr ciuen NIB bcnieltcu slrtifcI bet
oc6, uno audi bisiueilcn tpcocr Gins nod, hnG
sIncerc. llulcr 9rtifcl Siebt I'D, III bic eimgc
-ipir miecn dbbrcd,cu, oic 9icfc ld)liqi
jprlf nno ccr SdIlaf pldgt nnS nS.-Ncr9cnii
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
81 q C0 t 0 t

,viro bierourd, aracbcn hns Der llntcr,cid,ucs
tc ols Greclitpr upn Der DinterlascnItfaft Der
pcritcrbenen @hriltina Stdbter, lcetbin pru
Sber MiIfcrb 1aunihip, eed,a @auntp ans
9citclIt wprben 1T. 9l1e biejcniacn caber,
ipcld,c nod, an bcia9te Sointerlaeenfdaft Iduls
big fIno, iei cS auf wrldbe 2Irt cs ,prltc, mcrs
ccn bercurd, aufgcfcrcert inncrbalb 3 Dlcs
natcn bel Dem llnterscituctcn au;urnfcn une
abSubesablen - limb ale bicjcni9cn Die nod,
rcd,tmdsi9e Scrccruu9sn babcn iInb cbtn,
falls eriudt ibre Hcdnun9cn inncrhalb belaos
ter 3cit ipchbeitdti9t einSubdubi9cn.
Gbarle5 9G. 9ScianS, Gr'cr.
SUM- Is. no6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
Splpntan Slonf,

Cabinet Wta6er in 9lllentaun
,a benz itr6itliden @de Der NamiIten uuo
Samcs Strassn,
attst feinen @6nneru ben inui9lteu Cdnf
Rb, fir bic felt eiuer Hcibc uou Sabrrn 9snois
rue llutertiiBuug, uno uimmt Id Die Sreis
cit benz 9erbrten publifum er0ebsut befdnut
IL mdd,eu, oa6 er oas 8eid)dft nod immer
Petreibt. unc 5pdr ausgeechnter alS js ;uprr,
Rn feiuem dlten Staue, III Der Camiltcu
5trase. Die jeBi9c 9luswabl Irincr @aas
Zen Ibcrtrifft al ShOnbeit uuo Oaucrbafti9'
cit ale frllbrrn-earuntcr fno:
FScfo's llno Seibbcarb5, Secrctair5
II. Sre1E'5, Wtah19onb GdrbsSGs
bcl6 uno @cnter SdbclS nit Nfaz
h19onD II. Ofarmcrnsn Cops, Yiers
SdbclS mtt lt1rmorncu Sop6,
HdhnIhc Don jcper 9lrt 9elpDbnlts
tbe Siibe, 9cpoltertc Mfaba9cnp
Stllble. 9eppliterte Sdpfel sSnlbc
lc, Siibcn. itno Gfi0r1nfc, Sptcz
gel Don jercr 9lrt, Settlaoen
% scte atcrbaupt ale in icin Sad 9cb6rcnee
9lrtifeI.
Sr iaert SaS putlifum ahhu9spclI cin,
fetne 4Snaren su bsithcn uno fir iId Irlblt
3u uItheUcn. Snr bic Caucrbnfi0tcit aIer
bel Ibm 9cmad>ten Nrttfel itcM CT out.
EJ"@m Gcbriunae CUR @rtrruuno cc6 ctis
gen '@eid'dftS, 'ptre ic9leid, pen linn uerIan0t.
sum II. N16 u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
Sleue 0abtnetmQeberet.
Sticb0rO 81. 2cs,crs,

al bem Glib Beiflhen @de Der 9Itleu uno
Scbn StraBen, in 2llIentaun,
m6tte etrerbicti9lf bic 9lufmerfIamfeit oes
pubIifltms auf lrin @abinetwaaren Qager
rld,tcn. @r bat jebt cine febr id6ne alnss
ipabl 9Sadren anf Sano, bclfcbeno utter ans
bern aus fcIseneen sIrtifeln:
Sofas uno Seiobcarbs, Secretairs
II. Surcan'6, Wtaha9pnD Giro Si
hels nno Center SdbelS NIT Oiaz
ha9onD II. Ofarmornen Spp6, Niers
SdbelS NIT Ntarmprnen Scps, 9fdbz
ttIbe bon jcper 9lrt, 9elpDbnliCte 81
f6e, gerolfterte Ofaba9pnp Stibs
le, 9epclfferte Shofe( Stlible, Sit
6enz uno @fi6rdnfe Spte9el bon
jeber 2lrt, Sett(aben,
unb iiberhaupt ate anorrc 9Irtifel bic III iciu
Sad, einidla9en, iprldc or aud, jcbsrseit auf
8efcllun9eu madt.
Sbi9e slrtifct ipcrocn inter icincr eiqenen
2luftdIt aus ben allcrbcifen Waterialicn pers
fertiot, uno oiciclbc fGnnen an Sd,Cnhcit uno
Dducrbdfti9fcit nir9enbsnc, iclbit Gd,erlit
nidDt in philadelphia lbcrtrrffen nerten. -
Cic(elbc ilno mad, ocn phila6elpbid Wulfern
perorbritet, NIB perbeu 70 rpchlfeil ceer picls
Icidt nod Wcblfcilcr als bafcbit ab9eieet.
Gr latet ba6 publifum Gin bel itm Ielbff
ansurufcn, no CO ltdl ednu balo iltcr,euot
habcn miro, bas feline Baarcn bon elmer llils
nbcrtrefflihen ShSnbeit uuo 0auerbaftigs
felt Ino.
@r 1T eanfbar fir tereitS acncecnc Runbs
ic1dft uub filkIt bcrIid,crf Nne ,nru, r,ou ihp,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
SAuflihelme i!

She ichr ib6nc 2IuSmabl 9cmdltcr uuo
uu9cmalter G,eburt6s uuo 3apfidciue, iInc
(cebcu rcrfcrti9t mcrccu, nuc bcim Gire6en
uuo 8lciucn al fchr biIli9rn prciBcn gu prr,
fdufsn, an bcm Sud ftcbr pcu
Gjutt, 9iHhe uro 9)cun9.
9ITruF1u c.uut
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
3mct 2etwjlln9e,

CUR @rIernEuS eCS Sd,rciner Sodncwcrfs,
lpereCn ic9ctd, bon ecm !lntcridrictcncn in
.. QSbetthall 2duuitip, 2cd,a Gauuty, pcrs
lan9t. Wtan mclcc GidD bel
Srlcman SuE Jun.
$uni - ro3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
9iet3 SC0dp

nnb nenc sc afre(cn.
SaDbrcrf uuo anbcrc 6itlid,c @cesSh6b
in gdrrcI6 uno b0Ib Sducl6, uub go, 5
Wofrclcu, iccten crbotcn, uno ~ pcrfaufcn
al berob9cirstcn preiicn tci
DrcG Si9cr unb Comp.
Nlcnfall', Suit 2. nq3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
sSDl9cnScm GGnDics:

SDl9cnDcm GGnbics:
Wstntfftf, Sahafras,
CINNAMON, gen1ou
gSlnter9reen, 10. Sl1t
Spearnltnt GlOpe.
Scf, S)parbcrnb,
WtiutrCf, Cream
9emctncS ltnb TranSDTi6es Tu9o,
SrDps, nnb SpucrbalIS, Holcz
unb Burnt 9tlmcnSs,
Sn9ar Ylums ,c.
EScrncr :-8o(9enbe Tli6c:
Epeonllse, @reamni6e ScutINcsG sGli6e,
Salclnli6e, uno @jruncnli6e.
Scrner baben fie
|Sran9cn @itrDnen, Gcltncn Sci1tlL
Sruins, 9Ilmcno5, II. /. lp.,
pcId,c 2Irtifcl fie ;u cen biIlioftcn Irecn bcin,
)rc6en uno Sfleincn gum 8crfauf autictrn.
Stohrbalter i'm 0ancc unb Ndnclcr iu 3u,
Fsripd arcn iperecn cs su ihrem 8crthei[ fin,
eli, rrun &c tci linen dnrufcu, intcm ibre
sudcrpaaren aus benz briteu 2udcr perfsrs
Dat, uno all pbilacelpbia prcifcn pcrfiuft
|ccrcen. sic perfcrti9cn aud, iree 9Irt 3lls
Fcriad,cn auf SeitclIuua, in Der mCoIid,fcu
fhrst. Cic Triidte iollcn jcccrscit bon ucrs
sl9Lfhcr Gjhtc fein unb bcim @rcecn uno
Elqincn fcbr tiGi9 ot9claeen pcrbcn.
Oregleid,cn 9eocnfcn fie and, inner pcrs
Etidbsne Scrteu pcn ben bcitcu gIrtcu belle,
|ate} JBcire jeoc 9lrI SitterS uuc bon ben als
kgbcifen SDrpps Sum 9crfauf auf joauO gu
ten.
Riufct nlic AT unb bcicbct ihrc Q8aaren
ihr fpnitrc fauft, ulo ibr merbet @ud,
ibcricuat hnben, ba6 ibrc @aaren al
ISnhcit unb SiHi9fcit nirgeubSwo iiber'
fen rue-bcn f6uncn,-uuo fctltct itr @ud,
h nid,t baron ibcrSeu9en finucn, paS
Yer ourd,aus nid,t lit Sra9c itcht, 10 fcitct
4 cas geicbcn nitts.
sic hcffcu ourd, pinftlid,e Sreitnuuo, ol,,
! QSaarcu uno billi9c Nrcile, cncu 3beil
CT Sfcntlihen 9cipp9cnhcit su crboltcu.
Soniel Seipcr,
GrrGn &ciper.
uentniin, Sunl q. nqbu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
SltIi 2.
9lnbte
Sarte,QDler mp Q0Qeftorem.

Snbcm I'D, Der Staat6sSdlaemciitcr ipci'
gcrt bic Tctcn Der 2cdd @auntD Sanf fir
Iarcn, II. /. 10. anSunebmcn, unb rtcie.beu
audi nid,t bon ciucr WehrSdbI Ger Giraer
unlcres @duntcs ale 9r!e an9racmmeu ,pcr.
ben, 70 flno Die llnt1ridwicbenen bepcgcn wcrs
ern hermit ecfannt 81 MAIDEN, coB bieJGctrn
Ger befdgten Qeha @auntU Sanf aud, nidbt
ccn Gem Sd,oBmcifer Don 2edla @auutD fir
StaotS' mc Saunty' 3wrcte an9cupnnen
mcreen.
Ietcr 0fcnicb,
9hArlc8 Softer,
@cmmibirnrrs bon 2cda SauniY.
JIlll 2. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
Sabr9an9 49,
.eras /! Otertec !! Orescn {!
Teucr @onfeetionerz llnb
s + u b t. StO6r.
=. MnS 6. Rcipcr.

untersei d,nete bitten Tim GrIaubnie ben
E!nmctner pcn sIlIenfaun, 70 wir rcm pub,
Itum hberhdupt bicrburf bic 9In;eiae ;ll
|naden, eas ilc in Der SoamiItcn Straee, ouf
fer noroltd,en Seite, ent9c Tbiircn cberbalb
ESelfric9e unc Wilfcn's Stcbr, eidt bel Srn.
RBeis's utrmdfer gEerflfdtte, uno ,tpar in
sem 0duie pcriu friibsr eas Iabadlpinncr,
ESefhdft bon S,crrn Daniel 8etper betriebsn
lpurce, einen neuen unb erlIffdneioen Stcbr
pom ollen slrten, 3uderwaaren II, croft,
pct baben, belfebeno aus
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09
g = oct Bier!
Gin 9tlte 9cle9enbeit fit jun9e Sraus

Gin gilte @clc9entett fit jltn9e Strut
en5tnlmer.
10 bis 30 Wdohcn bon I5 tis al 90
3ahrcn, ipcreeu fr9ledI BON tcm llnrrid,ries
bencn III Wonapunf, nScfdbr Mcilcu bon
Der Stnst philadelphia pcrldu9t. Dielebc
habcn III Ger Soumpclleu Manufaftur all
9SaBer ShIhIen III arbeitcn uno f6uucn lId)
bon . biz 3 Sb1lcr Die gSrdlc peroicncn. -
0as gBebcn fam III . bic 8 gScheu 9elernt
pcrecn.
~" y. g. - Wan tcIcbc fIdb in tcm
SudNItcbr ocs Scdla patrirt6 su mclbcu, ulIs
no olIe ipritcr rcrIan9tc 2Iusfunft 9c9ebsn
pcrocn fam.
Sciepb 9ipfa.
sra les. uotp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-09

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the necessity Of limiting its further extension
] in this Union," If, by this, you meant, as you
I evidently did. that all enlightened msn of all
parties are sufficiently slive'' 10 this subject,
| for that they are not thus sufficiently a.
1 live" is evident from the fact that you so en-
: phatcaly ask the qucstion-"Nhy are not
some,individuals in each town giving circua-
: ton to remonsirances?" 1fthey ,cere ''sufi-
GENTLY alive" you would have no occasion
TO ask this question.
| In Massachusetts they are circulating re-
monstrances to very great efiect-obtaining
numerous signatures Of men Of all parties
But this result has been produced by united
effort of Wings aud Liberty party men. The
Wings, as a party, are not moving in the mat
ter, in Massachusetts and, as an evidence Of
this, | observe you say. in your last paper,
that abbott Lawrence and Nathan Apple
ton, two leading and influential Wings of
Boston, who had been called upon 10 aid in
an Abolition Texas opposition, have recently
declined meddling with the affair, in any
shape, partly on the ground that further OPP
position is useless, and partly because they
deeEl it a third party hobby" | have the
letters Of Messrs. Lawrence and Appleton be-
fore me, in which | see no intimarion that
they regard the affair as third party hobby.
Indeed, | do not see how they could so re-
gard it, since the communications were adj
dressed to them asking their cooperation,
were signed-the one TO Mr.. Lawrence by
Charles F. Adams, a leading Wing OF Bos-
ton, and son Of John Quincy Adams, and that
TO MIR. Appleton by the same Mr.. Adams, &
John G. Palfrey, Secretary of the State of
Massachusetts, and Charles Sumner, Esq,
another Wing OF Boston. These gentlemen
are part Of large Committee of forty two.
embracing about an equal number of "Abo-
liienists," and Whigs-among the former Of
which observe the names of VIM. L. CARR
SOD, Francis jackson, Vim. Jackson, Henry
B. Stanton, Elizur Wright, Jr., Johu j.
Whittier and Elihu Burritt, and ng the
latter the names Of Charles f. Adams, John
G. Palrrey, Charles Sumner Stephen C.
Philips. Z. r. Hoar. Elisha Huntington, *
Geo. 5. billiard. The committee OF forty
two were appointed by meeting of citizens
without distinction of party, held at Cam
bridge on the 2lst of October. They are ag-
itating the State by very powerful address
TO which their names are attached, and by
getting up numerous meetings, and deliver
ing addresses. Among others, observe that
Stephen G.. Phillips, of Salem, a former
member of Congress, has delivered lectures
to crowded assemblies in Boston. They do
not consider in Massachuscts that "asiIation
is wholly unnecessary"
should he sorry to have "Old Addison
fail of being head in Congress by remon-
strances; numerousy signed, against the con-
summation of the Texas iniquiIy. namely
the admission Of Texas with its infamous
slave constitution, and therefore | address
you this communication for the purpose of
waking mp those who ought to 90 forward in
the matter, TO the making of n united effort,
without which nothing worthy of the occa-
sion will be done. A WING.
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alive reflect for moment upon the effect
of Introducing at this crisis, the thousands
who compose The latter day saints, into the
Oregon territory, we are not friends TO Ore
gon, much less The progress OF true liberty,
did we not forbid the march. Who is SO
blind as not 10 see that the first effect Of ad-
ding the Mormons 10 the present population
of Oregon will be 10 place the balance OF
power in their hands; and this will surely be
thrown to that party which will make the
best bargain with the Mormon leaders. 1t is
easy 10 guess whether the interest OF the
United States, or those of Great Britain,
would suffer by such state ofthings.
Apartirom political considerations, we are
bound TO do all in our power 10 avert this fell
curse from our friends inOregon and we are
recreant 10 every sense Of duty ifw:lh full
knowledge of tho intentions of The Mormons
10 go 10 that country, we look quietly on,
with the power ofprcveniion within US"
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| There is a rumor, know not on what
! foundation. rs | have il from no reliable
source. that Mr. Pakcnham has received in
siruclions rather favorable 10 a settlement on
the doth parallel of lariIude.-l think from
what learn that if The free navigation of the
Columbia had been given with the offer OF
the 10Th degree, it nigh. have been seriously
considered by Great Britain. Mr.. Paken-
ham thinks that The case is not much changed,
since the doth parallel was offered before,
with sail navigation, and tha. we must
either think that justice is changed, or Eng
land weaker Than then or we would not ask
more now. If we go to war, and blood is 10
be shed. it will be shed on the mere question
ofthe navigation of the Columbia, which is
scarcely worth talking much less fighting,
about. General Combs, of Kentucky who,
by the way has just gone from this city to
Philadelphia) says hat the Columbia river is
all frozen, with the exception ola few spots
here and there where il jumps. There is 10
navigation therefore 10 fight about A
canoe could not ge; down the river much less
conId ship or steamboat get up it any dis
tance,,from lis mouth.
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miles. will soon be put under contract. The
Harlem extension road, Albany, is going on
and thirty miles more, through Putnam and
Duchess and Putnam Counties, is to be put
under contract immediately, So miles from
he city.
American Railroad Iron is in great de
MANI. The five OF six rolling mills in ope-
ration are working night and day, but sti.
unable 10 supply orders. The Mount Saw
age Company in Maryland are about erect
ing an additional rolling mill and seventy OF
eighty dwellings, for the increased number Of
operatives WOr Agis.
The entire stock of the Upper Canada
Railway. from Windsor, opposite Detroit,
through London TO Hamiton-190 miles
and 10 be continued to Fort Erie, opposite
Buffalo, or to the Falls, direct has been taken
in England (6,O00,00O,) and Is per cent, of it
paid IN. The work to be completed in 1915.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

| We hope that Railroad meeting notified
to be held at Rutland, on the 18th of mex
mouth, viii! be rouser, and attended by the
mass of stock holders. Directors are then to
be chosen, an assessment to be made, and
such information communicated by the a.
gents of the Company, as will satisfy every
one that eventually railroad will thread the
valley Of the creek and the lake. From " hat
point of the compass it will come cannot now
be decided. limo from Bellows Falls it will
reach US from Bennington, or perhaps even
tually in both directions. No portion of
country SO rich in products, minerals and bu-
sincss as this can long be deprived OF the
convenience Of a sort of communication
which is destined to prevade every civilized
country. The CentraIs by their various dis
honest expedients may have got the start Of
us, although the track they pursue is not di-
rect, and tho expense Of construction AT least
one-third more than the Rutland would be-
But they will al last see their folly in oppo-
sing it. Let the project be agitared and the
public be made fully aware of the vast and
constantly increasing advantages ofthis Rail
road if constructed, and eventually capitalists
who are seeking Investments in this Kind Of
stock will take it. At least we see nothing in
the way but the blasted hopes winch repeal
Of the tariff would occasion throughout the
country.