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~ ~ "IH OHsH sHyHHsBi GHWC NIu OuIICC Pre
venon worth pound Of Such the fact Thousands
have untmely by neslecng the of pro-
per remedies when Of d make their
They canoot believe that small will prove Of
and Tins trf. with themselves and let the
when suddenly they awake of their situation
and d them elves aborng under Of the dreadful dis
that human subject sinking the
Yet hi. sad result mah have been prevented by timely
Dr. Foger's Olosaonian ALI Healing Balsam, remedy
tce and which certainly win do not only toward the
than other remedy known 1t has been used in
raj public institutions with perfect and these persons
who acquainted with its effects would without Ii
relieves hoaseness checks and coughs Of short lcg
ling in the chest and de aviaes the dis
essng symptoms Of convusve asthma and by proper
it, and is altogether Of the best remedies have
known For sale log Nassau door above Ann and
Mrs. Hays 1s9 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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On Monday, Goth inst. DANIEL BARCLAY, in the 44th
year Of his age.
His friends and those of the family respectfully in
ved to attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon at 81
O'Clock from the residence Of his father inIaw BaIthole
new Granger. AIT Bowery without further invitation
% Freehold ~: J) papers will please copy.
On Monday, 20 h inst Of pulmonary consumption,
Mrs MARY THosA, wife Of Jas. G. Thosa, Of IS West
Broadway, aged % years.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at 81 o'clock
from her late residence, 81 Catherine street,
On Sunday, 10th inst WILLIAM LANasrAyv, eyed 50
years late apcthecsry and druggist Of this city much
respected and lamented by oil who knew him.
His friends and relations respectfully invited
tend his funeral from 81 Charlton street, corner of Hud
son, this afternoon at o'clock without fui Their invita-
ton.
On Sunday. 10th inst Mr.. HUGH MCGOWAN, in the Gath
year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited to
attend hsfunera this afternoon at O'Clock precisely
from his late residence, IL City Hall Place.
On Monday, goth inst WILLIAM, son of WilIi,m and
Virginia Clark, aged one yea- and eight months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence Of his father 1856 Walker street
On Friday, 18th inst JANE ARcHsALp infant daughter
oil John Cochrane, aged months and days.
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A Plain Question.
Say, did the graces mould that face of thine,
Where rose and lily all their charms displ,yi
Or did dame Naturs, with her powers divine,
Exert her art to perfect mortal clayl

CANDID ANSWER.
The Graces all absent my birth;
Italian Soap twas thus made fair my forehead
My cheeks attest OF Liquid Rouge the worth
And all my charms | owe to DIR Gouraud!
The inestimable qualities Of Dr. f. Felix Gourands
Medcated Soap purifier removing every yestge OF
well known 70 require comment His Liquid Vegetable Rouge
equally celebrated for lis properties mparng the lips
aud ndeble tit which is such great
enhancr Of beauty No ady toilet be complete without
,.red ia their purity only BY Dr. 0ouraud At hi: depot 8,
Carleton Lowei Bliss, Chaplin Co.. Springfield; Myers, n.
Haven; Bull Hartford Green, WorceseIi Stofr Hudson;
Pesrce Albany; Backus Bull. Troy Toucy, Rochester;
Gray, P.ughkeepse; Cross, Catskill.
DnIley's Magic nj Pain Extractor Salve, mt
his agency, CT Walker street, first Broadway.
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Total debt Of delinquent States .Sili66l lag
The actual amount due by States which have really
repudiaed or which have suspended, is little more
than hundred eleven and half millions of dollars
The real owners of this immense amount deprived of
that which stheirs; of the legal income from It, and
every and any they may choose to make of IT, This
sum is more than half of tho total indebtedness Of
the General State Governments and still this riAEg
when compared with the immense losses brought about
by the exravagan systems Of internal improv by
the rapid increase in the banking cspal Of the country
the depreciation in the value of the circulating medium
the imitation in trade and the revolution and
bankruptcy which spread extensively the whole
Union. The bankrupt law extinguished a vast amourt
of individual indebtedness and the losses by the banks
were of nature not likely to be made public. We an
showing the of losses and delnquencies produced
by the causes given above.
DEsvs OF DKIreUENr DEBTS LIquIpArrp ~ THE
BANKRUPT LAW, AND Losses BANK EXPLOSIONS.
Eight Delinquent Sates-amount debt, Sill 66I JAG
Bankrupt Law relieved one huodred thou
sand acknowledgements of debts. -. 900 600 con
Bank Explosions-Loss Of capital and depre-
citation Of oAls....... $50 600, 600
Aggregate amount Of debts. ....... $76l 66l, l46
This result has been produced by variety OF causes,
and these have been produced by the
Of all parties Politicians speculators the com
mercal classes, all had hand in bringing about the
state of affairs, from which resulted the most tire.
mendous convusions experienced by any people.
Eighteen States out Of the twenys at present sp-
parently solvent New York, Massachusetts Virginia.
South Carolina and most Of the early settled States
promptly pay the interest their debts at maturity The
debts Of the solvent States amount about eighty
million dollars. We a table giving the Of
the solvent States, with the debt of each.
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AsHEs-Pots are very inactive, and We quote - 10
cit. Pearls are duh at - 06l 4 l21c.
BEEswAx- Prime yellow, of all dc criptons, sells as
wanted at 40 29}c.
BsrAp.rurvs-rhsrs ia change IN the market since
last week.
CorroN-There transsc tons In this staple to-
day The amount Of cotton sale IL held stiff that
buyers disposed to wait the arrival Of the steamer
now due,
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Amusements.

ORPHAN FAMTLY.-The charm which these gift
ed vocasts have shed the community their va
rions concers appears undated by each repetition of
style of music perfect and fascinating il is
and intellectual This evening their programme for the
Rutger Institute is fully in character with their former
successfu efforts and well worthy Of public attention
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Married.

On Sunday, 10th inst in this city, by the Rev James
Floy, SAMUEL CLARK, native of Rockcory, Ireland to
ELIZA Major, of Coot!ehill, county Cavsn Ireland.
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ALI Philadelphia Subscriptions 10 Ins
HERALD be paid the agents. Zieber Co.. Ledger
buildings Sd and Chesnut where single copies NAV also
obtained daily at.l O'Clock. I'm
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY al.


Ships Gladiator. Bunting, London Grnnell Mintum Coz
Auburn Durfey New Orleans, Stanton Frost; Sutton, Gal
e9way GhaIiest1g Geo sutton Brig selim Dgpham La
City, Patrullo Revolution, Ellis, Ocacoke NC Cook
Taylor; Courier Couch Richmond, Allen Fax,on, Column
Appleton, Nickcrson, Boston.
Arrived,
Packet ship Oxford Rathbone from Liverpool Dec 49, with
mdse II Marshall The o. has encountered very bolster
Gus weather, but sustained no ma erial damage.
with cotton &c to VIM Neson- steerage passengers llth
Boston.
Barque James Baey Lyle 46 days from Malaga with fruit
Francia 3lst u lat 26 Ion ia SPOKE sch Am.
for Rio Janeiro, 26 days out.
Schr Maretts Burr Bamber 10 days from Richmond with
mdse, II Allen Paxson.
Schr Leroy, Bedell from Norfolk with mjse to Sturges
Chairman.
Schr Wolcott Ryder, from Boston. with mdse
Below.
One ship, two briggs, unknown.
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AMUSEME N'TS.

rALmOS NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
= SlGNOR NJ RAPETTI
las The honor % that his BENEFIT will take place
on TUESDAY. Jan. N which occasion Rossinis Opeu
-, sEMIR AMIDEi
wi be amide Signora Borghese Arxare
ssnora r.c2i ldrenus sgnor Perozz Assur Sg Vatens
betwe me acts ssr RsIett will play Adagio Rond6
Russo py Ne berot and Capncio theme Of
II Narinario "
Tier and Parquete s Second 50 cts;
rvse Boxes with four admissions s. seats secured from
A. M TO + M, Doors open at 6h-performance to com
menss a O'Clock Lbreosin English and Italian be had
at the box once j9rc
A CARD.-THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY have
the honorto announce that they will gys the last three
Lucrezia Borsa-on Friday 24th La on
saturday 2h Januy the last pyioux 10 their
departure for New Orleans.
The Season Subscriber. respectfully requested TO notify
at the Box Office before Monday evening" II they desire
their seats for the three IepIesentatiOng. il9rc
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In Parts, at rs cents each.
MARTINS MAGNIFICEN ILLUSTRATED
FAMILY BIBLE

With Explanatory Notes Observations Mareual Re.
fevnces, &c, by the Rev. ALEXANDER FLETCHER,
M Au hor Of the Guide to Family Devotions Scripture
THE Publ sher promise make this the beautiful Pub
lished book attemrted in this country The tyre
rg and clear the paper Of the finest quality and with
The sngravings steel and point Of finish equal
The best plates the Enc sh Annals and sell
singly from dollars
Nj Fetch-r repuat on writer is we'll e:tabshed The
publishers least bs hundred letters
Ministers Of all Evangelical denomiua sreaking the
highest terms Of his Guide to Family Devotons aud
mending its generally. The lesrs, in full will be pub
hed on the Of the Bible. Part contains 20.
III 3eodxsrc r. MARTIN & CO. 26 Jobn At
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MARITIME HERALD.


Movements Of the Steamships.
SfermeTs. LeGpe Lipp Dues .ane'a Leave .dme'q
Cambria, Judkins. Jan. Jan. Is. ..... Feb. j
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
INDEPENDENT HYDRO-TICKET
FoR President.
Mr.. Pickwick, with Pickwick Club.
FoR VIcu President.
Mr. Wrinkle, with P,ckwick Club.
FoR CoRpvsroNpr~o SEBASTIAN
MIR. Snodgrsss, with Pickwick Club.
Fos RrcoRprSo SpcRgTARy
Mr. Truman with Pickwick Club.
FoR TRsAsuRyR.
Mr. Dickens with Five Points Co.
Fos DiRvcroRs.
Col. Monroe Edwards, with Sing Sing Prison
Ralph Nekeby, with MIR. Squeers.
Mrs squeers with :. do
MIR. Cuttailmert, with Economy 20
Mr. Samuel Weller with Pickwck Co
Mr. Joe Sleeper, viii . do -
Mr. Turrhim-out, with Opposition y Co
Notice-This Ticket be es.ly UNDERWOOD has no con
nevion whatever with the Opt on Ticket :,
The election will he held atSCnion Hail. ON Tuesday next,
alst January ros will be open long As the Members think
~ Duty calls you TO the rescue, jn it'e
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MERCANTILE LlbRARY AsSCCjATION I
WE call Attention To The Hydro

MEhCHN TIE LIbhAhf ASSICTAIIUN
WE beg to call attention The independent Hydro
~ Ticket Leader Mr.. Pickw OK, wen known you
all the great hgurctor this enlightened OF ty
and hoIe efforts will be the Of liberal
opinion freely enjoyed important and GLORIOUS
ntion the Mercantile Library Association whose fame has
extended the most remote regions OF the world through the
medium OF afew peechyng young gentlemen whose desire
become popular has been peciporous We do not
care for ihose resos Of monomnis.
for having inhaled portion Of the uosic have
tremenduouy sngune reason that they Will soon bust their
bottom ihalt have to wade through Blood and
Thunder should ocein call for them, without having
compshed tremendous glory. Before wind this
renmenatve end powerful arenm emit wond beg 70 STATE
in their bamhux endeavor would them Of
the danger Of exposing and gorous Institution the
awful cumfexa Of the civilized world With lights and liver
Guide path aud hyreutnaton Of circumstance e
onward feel almost assured that nothing short OF
earthquake, can defeat success. -
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
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We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will rive
RosEnr SIvEY Captain Of our News Boats report Of
the shipping left at the whence they sailed vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their and o9a
medaey their arrival Agents and Correspondents HON.
abroad, will also confer favor by sending this Office all
of auv kind will he thankfully received.
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The american Missionary Herald contains an
account OF an occurrence at Siam, which, 1t is
thought, may probably lead 10 repetition in that
country of The course which was recently pursued
in China. Mr.. H., the head of the British mercan-
tile house, having received orders from the King
Of Siam to purchase for him small steamer, pro-
cured one from Liverpool, OF 23O TONS When il
arrived at Siam, having astonished thousands of
spectators as il steamed mp the Manew, the King
refused to receive II on any terms TO which Mr. III.
could listen. After long and frutless negotiation,
Mr.. II whose patience was exhausted. spoke un-
advssdly OF his Majesty and his kingdom, and was
reported to the King as having said that he would
take the steamer up IN front OF the royal palace,
and Gre on it The King, who had imbibed such
fearful ideas ola "ireship," that he had not even
look ed upon the steamer, decoyed the British mer
shant to the palace OF the PRIME minister, and held
him prisoner until he had delivered up all the
powder and gun-carrIages, whether In the steamer
or on shore Mr. III. contended that his language
had been misconslrued; and his Majesty proposed
to forgive the insult offered to him, II he would
make written confession that he had done wrong
Mr.. III. refused, and was ordered to close up his
business speedily, and leave the country tor ever
He departed in week; and ii was thought that he
would proceed to Calcutta, and lay his grievances,
with many others which he ntefpres as niractlons
of the English treaty with Siam, before the gene
raj government. Feverish excitement prevailed
amongst all classes in Siam, as to what would be
the result
At Singapore, news had been received of the ex-
pediion against the pirates OF Borneo, under Capt
kepoel whose ship, the Dido, was accompanied by
the steamer Phegethon. force went to attack
the pirates in their towns the river Sukarran il
was at first repulsed but, eventually, the pirates
were discounted, their Notifications were de-
molished, and above sixty guns were taken
though not without the loss OF Mr. Wade, First
Lieutenant OF the Dido, Mr.. Stewart. and several
men,: The King of Kett, whose people murdered
Mr.. Erskine Murray, refused satisfaction and his
town was destroyed. The Dutch had also sent an
expediuonto exact some account OF missing ship,
The Charles
Markets.
LONDON MoNEv MARKEr, Dec. 1.-THE English funds
were steady, with fair OF business and prices
remained good up to the close of the market
for the account then closed 1904 Banh stock 0os to
209 Exchequer bills, b7s to sos premium; Three per
Cents Reduced 1901 to Al Three and Quarter per Cent,
l0ld to 1895 Long Annu.ties IL 6 India Stock 285S to
2s65; and India Bonds, 72s. TO 74s premium. 4
In the foreign market there not much doing The
principal occupation OF the brokers the
Of their books for the settlement Of tho NOR
row. which 1t is expected will pass in a very quiet
manner Spanish Five per Cents left OF % to !; thu
Three per Cents SIT to Ii Portuguese, Oh seq, Mexi
can % Tot, the Deferred, lot to II psteh Two and
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FRENCH POTATOES.
JUST RECEIVED PER SHIP CAHAWBA Coffin mas
from Nantes few thousand bushels Of the very best
French Potatoes, excellent order and for sale quantities
suit purchasers, by SAML THOMPsON
213 PEARL STREET,
J2l lwsm Or on board, foot Of Dover street
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
OefenfliCGe '25enrm.

Samita9S ceu aten Woi um 10 llhr 8or'
|mttaas icacu am Canle ces oeritCrbenrn
|N b a IN Ccrncp, IN SIo Q9hethaa
9aunldip, eeda @aun'D, fpIgence 2lrijtel auf
|6ffeniIiober 8euDu uerfuuft wcreeu, ndmIih /:
Crci Ssihe, eine 0iaGe cine Suantitdt
|@runobccren, cine raus uhr nit 8oitsn,
3 Better, 2 Hlobr, 2 lifde, Stnhle, cine
alte @aiclrr Sibel, un9cfdhr 90 2ldros @drs
pets, Elm neucr Sfcu nit Hpbr, 9did,ronf,
cine lllberne Sadsllbr. 2 Spirgel, Elm lEcls
ratb, fupferne 8eGel, Gin eiisrner SedeI,
3nber unO Srdnner, Q Barrel @iTIa, unb
fonlt not) maud)erlei 9lrtifel su peltlaufti9 sa
melocn
Die 8ssinaunosn am 9srfaufdta9e nnb
s2infrvartuns BON
Sdtcntrn Scrner, 9(onl'or.
! ctrrtt t6, neg II
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
OltttwoM pen 3Ofen 9lpriL lS45.
Se6erman's 2lrsenetfue6 fen.

&tuocr Idrcien fir Sd,erman's QSurms
flhcn, NIB erwad,fene pcriCnrn td9en eG6
iIe bic an9enebmile Il. Fher tuirfenolte sIrSes
nei Iei Gle i'm @jebraltd1 1T. lln;dhl'9e Guans
titdten meroen ocrfauft uno Secerman 1T eers
felbeu 9ilnRig Sreeman cunt, @fq, See
oafteur Der Werd,ant's Wa9asine ia9t ba6
oieleloe ibm einen SNuten in peni9cn Stuns
ben filrirt baben. Der @brip. Serr Gunbar,
bon ter @' DruaaI Sraeen Stride rpnrcc
in eincm Gag bon eincri iebr bbien 8dlt bes
freit Der @brtp. Serr 9lrtbcnp, bon Der
Wlethcbiit Stride tpuroe burd, eielclbe ben cie
uer sIuesehruu9 furirt
S6erman'5 Hurinfu6en
baben 9ouIenben baB eeben 9erettet. Sra
get SO. 8. @pans, @lo. Tc. WalfersStr
ic; ben 9ldltboren @bparo 8. porter ben
aid,staren as: %. Seeradtea; Ir. G. Sounf
ter, uno beiuabc ale 9Ierstc, mas Ge pcn
Sd,ermon'S qSurmfud,en Senfen, uno fIe
pcrocn @ud ld9en bds de uNrtrefflid, fcten,
uno eaB ile bic einj9e aIs unfcbIbare tefann.
te strjcnei it,
S6erman'S Sampler SUDDEN
fGno @e9enmitteL fir Jfopfpsb, SsrSflppfcn,
Secfranfbeit 9tteberaeldla9cnbcit, ocer Die
Scl9en Der 9lnsftpeifrng. Capt @babipid,
pcn Der WcIlin9tUn, Nr. gIdcrmann, Ger 9ros
&c Shilo MdIer, MoDcr SIarf, unb bciraf
he Secermann fennt ibren Gertb.
9lrnen Wf1rneS Waifer,
Sdrrmon's meinen ipir - fOftst 12i Gents
uno frrirt Tdlcr 9lilcfrpet, Sbmer;en ccer
Sdwndhcit in Der Srult, Scitc cber 0ilden
@Ictd'faus bic 9alcne slocr-unb Ge furiren
Wurmer penn ile auf BEN Stei aufgele9t
ncrcen. Sra9et s. Ncrie, cter iroeno je.
mano Der es 9ebrand,t hat, rb lTe nid,t licbsr
50 fir eincs oerielbeu 9ebcn WcOten ale 5
Sents fir ale anoere pfaller.
Die ddte Webecinru t6nueu in Der "9 e.
d patrto t" Grudersi 1T 9llentaun
erbalten rpereen.
-----=----sae7.--r- !SNr aGsrbprniait.
9lllentaun Slrrtf %. nalS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
Ste
2esta Srausportattcns 2tnie
fit rie Scrfhifflln9 bon Saufs
nlann5 lS>aarcAv

,- IL Die 0ed,a 3ranspcrs
sss4 saslaAA -. - - z aicussSefenIhoft 9cbt
- biereurd) 9iadrd,t, oa6
Die Shiffabrt eroffnet 1T mo ba6 Ge bcreit
itno, aDe 9Irtcn Jfaufnannss8nter an ibrem
alten Stdnee "Srr66 Wbnrf" zen eriien
mtcrtalb Der 8tue Giraffe an Der Cclapare
in pbilabelpbia cinsunehmcn, uno mad, Yaro
iss Isa 3SfSSTgpBs fd%g sBpR 2RsB eS SSss pE &afSE g
onpsu uno Wilfesbarre, tranfpcrtren. -
2Ind hdben fIc @tnridtun9en qctrrfen SIduf
mdnns Gjuter ocn uno nadI 9fcnDcrf, opn
uno nah gBilfesbarrc, nno mad, alien 3,pis
fd,en YldBcn an Dem Defntpnre ltnb Rdris
ton, Celaware Wlo Qedn Canal NIB 4eda
uuo Susquebanna @ifcubahn su rerfdiffeu.
OiCjcnigen weld,e @Itcr ocu 9icupcrf ~
oerfd,iffcn haben, bclieben ft, all Cooper II.
@eioelmdru go "a. GeD Shoec, su mrnccn,
pcIde alIe nStbi9e 9Insfunft ertbciIen wCr.
ben.
Sitter Die ocn 9icupcrt rerffifFt werten
9cben NIT Same5 uno 9. 9tcilIon's Ginit
curd, bic Sdaluppen "Scr" cecr "GjrcD
bcunt," bon Tenyprf mad, 9trubrunewict,
wcld,e man am sIIbanY lafsu, @coer Strd.
&c, Tcros0lcpier Seite Der Stoot Ieuvprf,
trefen fam.
&aufleute uno ancere, pefdIe Sitter bon
0icuDcrf nad ir9enb cirem Der cbi9sn pldBe
gu prridiffen ipilnfd,en, tperbrn bieie ais bic
ridite uuo fdneGite 4inie ftneen.
Die @i9rer biefer @cmpa9nie fatten ibrsn
perbnelid'ften Nanf an ihre @6nucr ab, unb
bcffen cine Scrtcauer ibrer llnterilneurg.
Qlbcl, 9Stliru un6 60.
Mdrs 10. nq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
2(0t0ute sNa(trtCbt.

IA rofepb Nuber uno feline Nrau
cara h, Dor Ster Sauccua 3aunlt,p,
eed,a Sauntp, permittelit elmer frci,piNi9en
llebcrIhrcibun9, batirt ben %. Mdrh l84j,
an ibr @i9cnthum, icmOhI Iic9cnecs als per'
,6bnlid,ee uno permiihteS all ben llnterIdries
tenen uberraoeu baben, unb ;war gum Ses
ifen Der @reoitcren ce6 bcfa9teu SO lcp b
Soubcr, 70 werecu biermit ale, rpcIhe
nod, nuf n9cao cine lIrt an belagtcn SNuber
ifulbio lIno, oufacfcrrert, inrucrtalb qScs
den ob;nbeSuhlen - unc ScIdbc, Die nod,
rcdtkiisiqe 9Iufpritdr an teinatcn Scirpb
Sonber hoter, wercen ebensfalIs nuf9rfcrbert
lbre 9Icd,nun9en iunerbalb tcfa9ter 3eit
ncblbeitdti9t ciuiuhdnoiScn al
Nbilip Derfcn.
9Ipril 9. nq6r
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
SO. 9. I.
9Scs,s Sort Stobr.

Soerr Mihael llbler winfd,t berburh an.
,usei9en, tae or Soerrn QBiaiam Q9asncr ala
@cisllIhafter an9encmmeu bat uno eas Die
@elhdfte am aItcm Stauo inter Der Sirml
bon II bt er uuo SO guer fcrt9elcet mcr,
ccn. pcrlcneu Die nod an Wa. llbler fhul,
Den, rDereen 9ebrten iobalo oIs m6gIid, absu.
brSableu, uno oiejeni9en Die nod, sInfcrecr,
un9en baben, cieieIte fir ScjabInn8 einSu'
reihcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
81 q C6 II C6 t

rriro hermit gc9etsn, cas tie lluterfd,riebes
uen ais @reeutOren Ger Sniuterlaeeuitaft te6
pcrifrrbenen peter Scacln lebtbin
pcu Iiroer. Wacuu9ie 3Gunfdhip, Gcd,a 60 ,
crnannt ,pcrcen GIne. 9le ncld,e auf irQeno
cine slrt an bsla9tc SHiuterlaecnidaft id,uIct9
fIne, prrcen auf9efcrtert innerbalb Mtrnd'
ten atjnbejatIcn, wcun fe llnfpifen eriparen
ipcaeu--uno Srid,e, peIdbe nod itre rcd't
mdeior Sorcrrun9en taben tcIieben ihre
0icdnnn9cn ctrnfalIe rhne gcrSu9WcNbeffd'
ti9t eiuiutdueiaen, an
Neter Segelu, 9angi6panll,.
Gbarle5 9inth %. Wtatun9te.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
Q c d G t ier!

gSir ,peroen nllu ipDblfeiler o(6 je,
mails perfaufen!
Ga mir unIere Stcbrliube oeroroeert, unb
cem;ufcl9e mebr 9taum babeu, 70 fne mir
MN tui Stance
Gin 9rDGeres enforcement
vcn alien 9lrtsn Jrcdenen Baaren uno Gre.
,creien Su balter, welhcs in 8eridieoenbeit
BON feincm anoern @tablilemcut in GlIertauu
ibertroffen perecu fam. - Gcmmt sIae -
fomm en cc9Iidler, uno unterilIdet fir Gud
irlbft, unb mir fllhleu OsriIdhcrt ode Ghr nit
urfsrn preiicn ,ufri3ocn iein wrroct.
llbler lub Wagncr.
9lpril I6. nqbS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
81 q C6 + | h +.

. lie 9IffeGcrs Uru ben pcrffiecenrn 3auli'
fdips, in Qcd,a @auntY, wereen fdb am ?Wcn'
tag ben l4ten Mai, nm 10 utr Ycrnlttta9s
in Der @ommieicners 9lmtsiinte em1neen,
um ,bre Gudher, papisrs. &c. in Gmpfan8 gu
nehmen. 9lnf @crorcuns Der Scaro.
9lbrasam :3ie9enfue, S6reiber.
Trrjl 3. n94m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
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iSrtepcuertCDter 2(mtefubt.

llnterSeidlneter madt benz publifum te'
tannt, oaB or ieiue 9lmtSilubc III SalSburg,
sesenilber Slein'S Wirthsbou6, ge9en,pdrtig
Don camcS Stlccfucr bciuchnt, uno nabe al
Der fleiuen Qed,d Srife perie9t bat, alIno
er, nit 9Iu6nahmc ter Gage 100 I'D, Die Gaun'
tD Scmmisipners prrIammeln, iecerScit 9eS
9enmGrti9 irin miro, nm @efddfte gu ttnn.
81 alucb bient CT aiS 8sncn 9Iusrufer.
gtbrabam 3ic9enfuB.
Qpril I6. nq3B
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
OruCfer- Nrbett.

9las 9lrtcn Druder,gr6eit pirb In etefe,
crudsreisu csn a[Iernisori9fsn preifer, unO
auf pic furnfte suIet9e nerrid,fct.