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STRANGE Dt,rrssgoM. Mr.. Grant, and Dr.
McCune Smith. the latter coloretp person, are
engaged N public discussion in Ne" YORK, on
the capac;ty of the NEGRO for civilizEtion Mr.
Grant maintains that the negro is Incapable OF
obtaining the same degTse of civillza,ion as the
view o. the question. More than half the au-
dencc, On Wednesday evening, was composed
of color,d persons Of botEsexes, with sprink-
ling of TIE leading aboliticnists of th0'city, not
present FThe speakers were allowed only half
an hour esch, with the privilege Of Il .sply and
although Eir. Grant handled the question very
abb; the regrOes were in high glee o. account
OF Smiths defence of his position.
THE N5y HAVEN MURgER.-.fn 7tasY Con-
tessiOn. Potter, who was arrested on Suspicion
of having killed Osborn, at New l&2yen last
week, scens.to be desperate scoundrel At
ter having accused a color9d man, nanaed Nc
Guirc, of being guilty OF the act, he eSonerated
him, and accused two other persons whom ne
has since confessed had no hand in tho business.
In his last confession he states,that he was the
only person concerned in the murdea, or in any
way guilty. He alone planned the crime, five
or six weeks before, and had never isped it to
any one that breathed. About that lime, he
forged the note, and some three days before
the murder, he succeeded in. getting the watch
in his possession, under pTetence of borrowing
it. The object of accusing innocent persons
was to get the benefit of turning States evil
dence.
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MARRIED

MARRIED,
on The f7tb inst. by the Rev T. B. Lennon. Mr.
Geo FA#DhNIEER to Miss NARGAHEr "A. BARH,ep'
all of this City.
On the 18Th inst by the Rev. Jos Guest, EDWARD
WIhsoN' to Miss OLIvIA MALvINs. HEyf7r. ali Of
this city. -
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. NJ. Coskery, JAMES
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d. L D,

LETTER Dab Up AT THE EXCHANGE. READING ROOMS
Tor Gmsterdam-Ship japeTb, 18th MarcI,
Tor pap@Sa;eo and Gcayaquil-Barque RaStensia
despatch.
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BuRroN's THEATRE, FRoNT-sr We are
gratificd to see that the manager is determined
to revive the legitimate drama. Tonight he
gives US Morton's excellent Comedy, in five
acts, of the ''Emigrant' sDaughter," and sher-
dams laughable play of"ATragedyRehears "
In addition to which, so as to please Ill tastes,
he has engaged the "Congo Melodists," who
will make their first appearance this evening as
1srefined Colored Gentlemen from the North"
and in the second part as "Inferior Darkes,
without the least qualification as gentlemen"
We anticipate for the visiters of the Front-st.
Theatre tonight great enjoyment.
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antertcau Repttbltcan,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 81, ls45.

Joint committee on Education, submitted to the
Second Branch of the City Council on We'd
nesday last, by DR.. Collins, Chairman. No
man in the city of Baltimore has taken deep
or interest in the success of the Public School
System than DIR. Collins, and there are very
few individuals who are as conversant with the
details of the system. As one of the commas
soners he has been indcfatigablc in his deVo-
tion TO the interests of the Public Schools, and
his retirement from that station, in consequence
of occupying a seat in the Councils, Is much
regretted, as his valuable services must be lost
to the community. The report which we pub
lish to-day will no doubt be read by all who
feel an interest in the subject Of education.
PAYMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT. We have
before us the copy of bill, submitted to the
house of delegates by Mr.. Williams, of this
.citv. entitled, Gan act to provide for the pay
mcnt first of the principal, and afterwards OF
the interest of the public debt" 1t should be
entitled 'an act to repudiate portion OF the
states debit for If passed into a law such
would be its effect; that is, if it could be cal
ried into effect, which we doubt, as it would
violate solemn contract entered INTO between
the state of Maryland and her creditors. 1t
proposes to receive all coupons and certificates
of interest up to the first of January last in
payment of taxes-then to receive the stocks
of the state-and finally to discharge the in
terest which may have accumulated, but with
out permitting it to bear interest. The bill be-
gins at the wrong end in the payments. The
interest should be first paid and then the prin-
cipal but we consider it unnecessary to give
this bill particular examination, as it is wrong
in principle, and certainly will never be adopt
ed by the legislature.
We believe that measures can and will be
adopted during the present session OF the le'
pisature, which will produce sufficient reve-
nue. to enable the state to resume the pay
mcnt of interest OH her debt This would al
once restore the credit of the state, and place
her in more commanding position, in regard
to money affairs; and to this object the main
efforts OF the legislature should be directed
So soon as provision shall be made for the re-
regular payment of the states interest, the
public stocks will rise to or above par, and the
state will possess the power to arrange he
debts to better advantage. We shall look
then, to the present legislature, for the enact
mcnt of efficient revenue laws, and we believ
that there will be no disappointment, as w
know that the committee of ways and mean
are exceedingly anxious to produce this stat
of things.
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The MUSEUM. An entire change of perfor.
nance at the Saloon tonight; three excellent
pieces. The "Lost Letter" CDR. Dillworth, u
and the .Married Bachelor The Saloon is
an excellent place to spend an evening, and we
are pleased to see that it is nightly filled by
delighted audiences.
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Ct. tchels So-sliares IN proportion.
Geruhcate OF package of 70 quarters only Sl7 TO.
for packages single tickets shares of tickets, ap
ply To the Old established and fortunate office of
MILLER s. co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Bel Air Lottery, class d. drawn
Feb. 2O-iowest prize ,s5
80 Is 81 20 &C 80 81 80 40 IL "a 80
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WAsH1NGToN's BIRTHDAY. Tomorrow is
the anniversary of the birth of the illustrious
Father of his country, and we are pleased to
perceive that it will be appropriately observed
in various sections of our extended country.
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VIM. II. KEEVIL,

MMN VIM. H. KEEyIL,
&# FASHION, aLE AND, Practical II AEFER,
4 3S BALTIMORE STREET.
,NE1M@A Begs to Aorm gentlemen pure !lasing
<~that owing to the great number he sells,
he s at all times enabled to Etfnish Fashionable Hats
OF qasg sUPERIoF for the price any Other esab-
llsliiient IN the city, Of any shape description now
WON, viz: Sill, Nc. eska, Russia, Cashmere NutrSa,
ami al3sa9d, Also, CAPS.of all kinks. GaaGemsn
always see
A blLL OF PRICES, AT THIS STORE.
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ESTRAP SHIFT STUDS and BREAST PINS
crety brilliant article received this day, and for
sor.eaie ~ GABRIEL Ii. CLARK,
te2l div Water stseet, I'd door from Calvert.
HDISK TOPAS ana: AMETHYST A.east Bins
Il and Braceles for the ladies, nj very low prices
received this day End fo5 sale by
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
iea2-dlw Water street, ID door frog,, Calvert.
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GOOD AGAIN.! $4,000 sold nv THICKER
&Snn HALF TTCKET. FOR ONLY
NJ a@H 81 u ~ 5n sold In dc Nj -. - - I =

"" NyOS2.5U, sold IN the Md. LOTTERY, drawn
Yesterday, by the all lucky prize vendors MILLER
CO. to Nos. l6 SO SO, and one of $780, quarter, Nos
AZ IS 3d. all sold to citizen customers
Draws TODAY, Md Consolidated Lottery class
price of tickets
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
! pnze OF Si8,OOV 90 prize of $1,000
- 5000 40 $50
900 50 IU0,Sc
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LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN New YORK
AND BALTIMORE. We see in the New York
papers notice signed by some of the leading
merchants of that city, for public meeting Of
call persons interested in the establishment of
n line of steamers to run between New York
and Baltimore, for the transportation of pas.
sengers and freight" The meeting was &c
have been held on Wednesday evening.
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL. 1t will be seen on
reference to advertisement that the scholars at
tached to Mr.. G. L. Spies dancing school, give
him complimentary Ball tonight. Mr.. s..
is so well known, and so highly esteemed, as an
energetic manager, and efficient teacher, that
we cannot but believe that this occasion will
call together large and brilliant assemblage.
The managers promise every attention to the
lovers of the dance.
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MOOR MATS. A supply of new style 200
A.y MAT, just received and for sale by
ALFRED II. REIE,
No. 1876 Baltimore street,
fa2l-tf I'd Tin Store above Howard street.
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W
mans Insurance Office, on their goods, and
$4,000 more on the same, in the Franklin In
surance Company of Philadelphia, The house
was the property of Patrick mckenna. The
furniture, &c. in the tavern Of MIR. Wheelan,
! adjoining, were somewhat injured by being re-
moved, but covered by an insurance in the
Firemens. The engine companies were prompt
ly on the spot, and by their energetic exertions
saved the surrounding property.
Beautiful Suction. We yesterday had the
pleasure of inspecting new and beautiful sue
ton engine, built by George Myer, Esq, for
the Union Fire Company. The body is placed
on springs of a new and ingenious patterti.-
1t is built upon the principle Of double lever,
and has a cylinder of 81 inches, with nine
! feet stroke All the mountngs are of brass
The painting, which was done by MIR. Samuel
Carter, reflects great credit upon him as an ar
fist. 1t has given general satisfaction to the
members of the Company, who had it removed
to their engine house yesterday afternoon.
Strabismus. Prof Bailey, of the Washing
ton University of this city, performed very
successful operation, for the cure of strabs-
mus, on Wednesday, upon a young female,
whose eye-bal was distorted in most unusual
manner-being drawn toward the inner angle
of the eye When the young lady was as.
sured that the operation had been performed
with complete success, she was convulsed with
10Y, and envinced the utmost gratitude to-
wards the talented and skful Professor, whose
enviable reputation is so we'll known to the
community.
Sale of Property, Was sold at the Exchange
a lot of ground near the Washington Medical
College, bounding goo feet on Narket-street;
thence west running parallel with Hampstead
st. 2ls feet to Apple alley. Purchased by Mr..
Robert Howard for S2,2sO.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

Sim lct;tcn Miihrrd i'll Suo gSbsithaIl
Gaunltip, ecd,a @auntp, 81 c becea, 9hes
qotliu cc6 Soerru SalUmen Bus, jun, III eis
ncm slltcr ron uu9cfdbr 33 Sahrrn. - Slc
hiuterldet sinsn ticfgsten9tcn @atten nnc I
aiucer br frilbes Snidclcen iu betrauern.
slm stcn Gtcembrr III St6uef, Ia;arCtb
IauuIhip, 9irrthamptUu @aunlD, Snr. s o bt
SIeweII, III sinsm 9Ilter prn 63 Sahrcn
uno 26 Iaacu.
glm 2Ohrn 9trpembrr in Sber Wtcmt ge'
thcl Inunlthip, Iprthamrtcn @ountp, 6 Il
iabct h, @beaaiiin bon MidIacl SdrdI,
im 52itcn Hcbensjabre.
glm 4tcn Cccemter, im ndmIid,cn Tdun'
id,ip, Suliana, @bc9attm tcS pbiIip Gm;
crith, I'M 45ften ecbcnSjahre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
g vic II / fe.
December II.

Srl9cupcs it cine eitc Ger griefc mcld,c
in lester Wcde i'll crm 9IIcntaun Defiant
Iie9cn 9cbllcben ilnc
Gowaro Bed ., TraufIin Bed. s.. BETTER,
Schu Sierp, Charles Sdr, 81. Bright, Salc'
mon Sue jun, Widucl 8rrc, Stcpbcn Surs
ger, @cnrao Sau, 6. SldrF, q. y. Srcsbp,
u. 6. @tifton, Sacob DciIy, sonm @9c, 9tc'
bert @UauS, Z gE. GIn Ncrreu Sagingcr,
5hcmas Scnltermadcr, Soiram 5000, :. uno
y. @rce, Z. S1uber, Srpcu %. loalcy, Schn
joeIfrih, War91rct Soare, gInn 8cGer, Deter
geiGeuripg, peter Gcid,cl, Sarah earcs, H.
Qrwis. Samr6 Worids, either JctpsII, @ocs
friso 9tcth, Hepis Sduppcrt, Warp Smith,
Sn. Sea9reauss, gElIiam Scip, gSiIIiam 8.
Smith, jNcinriGl Stcinmau, Daniel Smiib,
IBilinm Irdniuc, HrnrD 3rumbauer, !5ohn
ODER Rdthrp 3rene, l8iItilm 9icc, pctcr
gBeifcl, eeui Woccriug, Danirl g)dgcr, WrI,
d)ilecef Yiger, 9lcbcecd faueer.
6. H. Teubaro, DcSmetiter.
December IL, 1915.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
llcber,icbt Der !SsGrete.

. da me u.-Sfteclaamen briHqt 30 90
bis IS 30 uno Slahslaamen 81 33.
Slaueruno We l-Slaucr bringi s6 so
bis So 81. 9icgQcumcbl "a Is no Beild,'
fcrnmehl SO 81 bis SO SO
s.-Bai,en briugt $l20 bis
81 %; Welftbforn n Sents nnc Hc99eH
briu9t 50 Gcuts oafcr pertaufts an AZ
ScntS. .r.-..s s.....a rufit srr
iebmartt. = DAD Sounoert plumb
9iinosHeild, brin9t 90 bis SO so Seube
NIT &dlbsr bradrcu l6 bis % 1baler. rs
Sd,neincfleiid, 4 so bis So 30. ..g te. 5.gfs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
SScri)cirdtbct

Gjcifern Dor Sd9eu, ourd, Gen &hrspi'rc.
Hcrru g8alfer, Ortt. YH II / q III q. u o.
III q. Uon GraneuilIr, NIT MiG M arp VI.
s., 3cdter cc6 Srhu Mrpcr pen NIIcntann.
~ Cos ctiOc juuat Ghepaor hat BET cem
cr fen Sd,ritt III Ole heiIioe Ghc ctpae 0cs
;ei9t. ba6 fehr III lctncu Sjunitcu ipritt, nims
lid,, eaf man IN Ger Wittc be6 CjltltfcS and
icinc Mitmcnihcn nidt pcr0clicu oarf. 81
ittcrinrhte uns om fcG0encen Sage cinen
pcrtrcfflider uro wrhlidlmefcnocn Scd,scit
&udlcu, fir ncld'c GrinncrunQ 10 mic fur Die
&jabr bo6 licbcuec Ndar unleru brrSlifcn
Cauf anSmebmcn bclicbc.
Jtrhm' bin urirren Canf fir hciuc @nte,
Oh iibcrolilfIid,cS, hoierS Ghcplar
Dir bleite itet5 tcS SoimmclS crIer Sricoe
y 10 III bos olIcripdt'fic @rriienjobr.
GS bIIbr Brnue Gud I'M 9anScn erbcn,
98ic lie @ud, bort blhh'tc am 1rauoltar !;
@utcs MIR fci Gu'rcr Che 9c9ebeu,
Canu lit iIc 70 fiB pic Suer 6udcu mar.
gIm 4tcn December burd, Ccuicltcn, Nr.
COWARD Q ct fer, pcu Hcaciuo,
nit RiS ANNA GllI1betb SEES r.
pom 2Il,cntaun.
sIm l4tcn Gccembcr ourdl Gcuiclbeu, GNr.
s hnrles 7. Mei id) arb, pcu @aitrn,
nit WiB Sarab u9cwerc, Vcn
2llIcntaun.
9Im lcttcu Sruntao eurd, Zen Chr. Sorn.
2clIcr, JHcrr Sacob @brharo NIT Der
Wie W Soottel, bcicc ncn Sbcr'
WIlfcrc.
9Im lcEtcn Scnuta0 turd, ecr 9brip. nrn.
@icrman, 2 Samucl WcDer NIT Wie
SInn Q d, ffert, bcbc Uon ,. Mdfcro.
9Im ocrtcGtcu Scnntag curh ccn Gbrm.
SHrrru Eubs, Ncrr Sofepb Sierp, pcu
9toro JBheithGlI nit Ger gSittpe g | a,
Bet b 4S pobrtu 9, bon cicier Staet
Grr ciuiqer 3cit, ouroG cen Gbrw. S>rrru
SNdrpel, Ncrr Scnas NcrScl, nit Der
WlB SarOb Nnna cthenbe r.
ger brlrc pcn Gice1r GdSdrcth Saunidlp.
Gcr eini0eu 9ScChcu curdh Ccniclben, SNr
NcnrD Saub bt, nit WflB Sppb q
s cpc c, bcec rcu plairfclo.
Dor Ctnl9cn Ga9cn eprd Gculclbcr, Gcrr
9S Il a nj y Q q 4 BON Srrf6, nit Mis
W a h | 81 Il a II , pen plain1clo.
2im item December burd, Ccnielbcn, Hcrr
@barIe6 llnau t, nit WtiB anna
maria Sranfcnftclc, bcicc BON
ScthIcbem Sdunidlip, - mo ale BON 9icrs
champion @duutD.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
IE.) Seiteuitcebeu, Scitenslnbnns.

HE.) Sritcuitcsbcu, SsitenSiinbuRs,
NIcurcip. - Dicie fdmcrihafte Rranfbeit
iiust oc,pGbuIid NIT SrblieIn NIB Sd,auoerm
an, oarauf fcIat l.iec, Durit nno Sd,lafciigs
felt, uno bann hcfti9es Stcdlcn IN ben Sets
ten inter ocn Rippen. 10.
YSria t'6 iubianiId,e pf a rrs
d G II be,uirfeu cine iduelle uno IL
d,crc SNciung eicier Sfranfheit, neil iTe ben
S6rprr pUu jcneu tronfhaftcn llureiliigfeiten
total reiniqen, bic wenu Ie I'D, auf Die Snfri'
tc ocr SruIt pcrfeu, jcne ldlmer,bafte unp ges
fdbrIidje Jfranfhslt rerurinfrn. ....u,
8On picr Ciuo in oringcnefn SdQen) bis
adt pillen ctnigc 9Ibencc, ceer Abcnos uno
Wcracn6 bier gencnmrn, piro ben Sdners
uno bic @nt;iinbun9 bcbeu, uno eann nod,
rini9e Gage jecen Abeub rrei biS Sier pilcn
.9cucmmeu, wiro oas bcfti9lie Seitenitehen
lIdcr uno rpirsIdm heilcn. . rrs r#lr
G"@eb ad,t - 8anft Mir bon ben
bctannt 9emddlten SIqentcn coer iH Ter Of
fee uub G,cueraI Gicberlaae, go. 169, gaces
itro6c, philadelphia, uno fraat aHscriidlidi
nad "lErsbtS Sncianiihsu pfanlenpiOen.'
~Cer eiusi9c Srt in 9lIeutaun mo bic
ddteu Wri9bt's pillen erbalten tpereen fons
ucn, III an cem Suhiiobr bon @utb, Or us
be nno 1cun8.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

23l @mtjtcbmm0 icScr &ramfbeit
mup Die Scilmittcl.-Sm SSabr 1885, bee
mculirlrtc Qe9tcD pcutlid eaB aIIe &rdnfheis
tcu pcn unrciuen, pcrcorbeuen 3heilcn entities
hen, bic ldl nit eem Slute uno Sdften miidjen.
llno cbcnlr, baB nm ale JRranfbeitcn 10 heis
len, c6 Hur nrthi9 lei Die uatirlid,en austal.
lungcn ccS 6Orpcre 81 Sffnen unc benRlhen
M 9ritattrn plfen su bleiben, fpoeMrd, oae
9ilnt Ino Die auprru Sifte ild ielbli bon ben
pcrccrbcneu 3btileu bsfrrien uue anbaltcns
oe @clunrhcit piro gswis caranf fclsea. 5gsi
Cas Rcpal. c,ulfitut pcn Erdnfrsid, fherfs-
tc ibm fir ricic Sntceduns bic 9eloeHe sBtes
eallie. ... ...r ,8rul6 ~ tr'
Tics III cine hiifcriihe 9aifad,e.
sINes mas Die Sranbretbs mt
pcria JGrduter,Ville en por9eblidl
tbun, III, bae Ge cieirs prin;ip ansfhbreu.
uuo grflhruug hat binl6nglidb teipieien ea8
iIe fdb9 lIub cs ~ ttun. 9Bcna eaher Der
6Orpcr III lhIedtem Sianee Der @siuubhsit
III, 10 in psitcr nidtS srfcrcerlidt als ibu
curCb anbatenbes pnrscren III reini9fn, NIT
ccnfelbcu, une je hartndti9er bic Srantbeit.
jc frdftiacr mu6 Die TolIS feiu.
Die SrancretbS DilIen iIno ein,iq bon @rs
traften aus pHauSen bereitet, betannt BON
lon9er Grfahruna oas Ge 9ans unftulcig Fno.
lIuo rch pcn mehr Rraft al6 Gin purgirmit'
tel cccr 9teinger bed cIcmcntariiden @anals,
nis jccr aubere Meoi,in. Shre Wirfuug it
10 qcIhlo coe es mcrfmnreig it spie bieieIbe
CcTs riuem Riuce 9eseben perben fam cb'
ne tie WO9lidlfsit su ld,aeen. Daber BET
@crtcrfuuo, mag iIe 9ew6bnIid,er cber ancea
rcr 2irt lrin, GidlIcniicbcrn uno icnltiaen bis
lioitu 2InfdlIcu iInc lie pom 9rtBlm0slidifrn
9tuecu .... t'." 'I.'''
Sbiac ftitbarr WIsti,u III III fem Bud,.
itohr pcu IS h, Hub nnb Ocuag liz
9Iaentaun, unb bci ben siacnteu bic III elmer
oncrrr Spalts an8cSci9t Ino, 81 erbaIien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
Storb.

9Im 4tcu Decembrr i'll S1crefcro SaunIhip,
Scrfs @auutD, 8 III III a, cine piclreriprcd,s
noe Icd)tcr oc6 Or. Scel .. SdlrnD, I'M
I0teu 4cbrn6jIbre. - 2lm bdraufclgeneen
SonrtaD purccu ccreu llcbcrreitc, i'm Bet
Elm cines ;ahlrcidlcu Veihcu9cfrI9cS CUR 9lu'
'c 9Cbrad,t, bel tpcld,cr @clcQcnhcit Der ghp.
Or. Wciitr, ubcr 50. Sob. Sap Is, bic leB'
ell g8prtc ocS lGteu SerIc6 "ocnn id, 0chc
nm Batter" cine troltrcid)e mo lcbr ;wcd'
nisi9c 0icee hicIt.
CO ngcf at 10
gu gut in ctcicm gEclt9ctilmmrl
Gang 81 icbcn, panct' Te iIf,
Sdcn 70 frIb', 70 jung, gum NimmrI:
Gid, bort 90 frcucu cWisith.
Gin J,rrs lc. .crcI-pcg Der eicbr,
San9te nidlt bier lana gu pcileu.
Gic SGnce baeeRo-irrse Gricbe,
l,ieecn fir gum jcimn,el ellen.
5par ~rb' thHt ms ihr friibcs Sdeiecn;
Siuhi9 mar Fe ops Gem Sicrbcn
llnO iu gut nod, bier ~ bleiben,
ST (Ie icet Gin $ciaImsIs'Srbcn.
Die Sltern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17

9Im l7tcn 9tObtcr urrbranntc ciu 7idbr'
i9ss Jtmo cc6 S.rT riebri d @lc MS
NJ r, an Der SblSraTe, in gBilmct, &d.
naca. Gtc Sltcrareu nidlt ;u Naulr, unc
Die Rlctrc nit reluspuecu Der Stihr be.
IhdftiNt ea tbre tccr Seucr ftPugcn, uuo
aIlObalc in heIlcn mmen aufidlu9cn. Sb'
re @clhwiitcr erin ein fltrdtfrIidlcS @c'
ihrci, wc!te6 cehtcr bcrbei brad,tc, mo
ais CT iur Sbure Gin trat, ricf cr ans -
"GL jtinc, mas Oh 9emadt 2" worauf
&c nod nit ihwnStimme eripiccerte, "i6
babe mid perbra" uno fur, earauf Der,
idico.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
NfilitGriIebc SscrIammluna.

gci Der am lcetcn Samita9 am 5oauic pctl
@ccrac Nethcrhclo, i'll sIucntaun 9rhaItrncn
Wilifdriihen 8crIlmmlung, ipurren fcI9cr'
DC nerrcu ais Celcoatcn su Der auf ben %.
Sanuar in Joarrieburg III haltcnecn NflIItd'
rifdeu Scnpcuticu. fur oieie Brigade rrnant,
nimlid, Waj. 9tcubcu StrnuF, Scl. G'cc.
QBcuuer, Col Charles @celman, Scl j1ar'
riicn &iltcr, eirut. @lY Stcfcl uno Scr9't
Stcliou lEeilcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
2eBte SlaebrtCDt.

silc eiejcni9cn, rpeId,e noh fd,ulbig fnb
an Die pintsrlaGcnfd,aft ees perifcrbcnen
Ginger, leBtbin BON Shb,
Bbrittau Sauulhp, eed,a @anntn, weroen
hermit gum leBtenmal aufgeforcert, bic gum
llten Sannar 1916 abSubejahIen,-nnb Scl'
de, Die rehtmdeiac 6crcsrungcH habsn, bee
licbcn ibre Hchnuu9en bis bahin spcblbeifis
ti9t sinSutanoisen, an "'
cSames 9linser, Z sIs,,,ors
Sonas GinSer, s w Wv
December IL. nsSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
Der Staatstar.-g8ic mir bcrid,'

Der r.-gSic mir bcridl'
tct ,pcrtcu Fno, hat Der Solicitor Der Staats
Garen fur Sbcr Saucpna, 9cifcru am canie
ucu @oware Scicer, nierer @iScntrnm eincS
Ger Soerren Ncbecr unc slncer:r fur &arcn
pcrfluft. @r bat aud, ucd GiScuthum Der
SScrrcu slb. Gel, S0cpb Shnlclcr, Gaolo
@romau uno Saccb @roman III Se'd,la9 9r'
ncmmen, rpcld,cs cr AM 22ten December am
Soaulc ucn Gcbia6 5Heller oerfaufrn wtro, I'M
Sail eie Sorcu uidt bis ocrthiu bcsahIt flno.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
81 q Cb II Cb t.

Sintcnol bel eiuem Woilrnarridbt, aehals
ten Su GllIcutanu, III uuo fur tedd Snunlp,
ben 5ten Sd9 December, lSi5, Die Spurt
Gierr9c Hhcacs, rchn S. 9iuhe unb Ganiel
Srleo ais 9uoitcrcn crnannte, INN Die Hsd,'
nung pCn Snccb WtifIep, jun. uno :faccb Dill
finger, SruitceS II. f. 10, llbcrnicitcIu, pripat
anlprlldr III Crlantcn uno su bsrihti9eu acs
gen ole Gjclccr tic I'D, in ben SNdnccn Der
2rultees tetnccu, uno Scrtbeilun9 pcu Der
gilan; ubcrlinitimmcnc nit zen ScntrnftrS
9rtifcIn 9cmadt uno untctl lhricbcn, ben "a.
Wai, I'M sdhr 1915 spilhen ZEN Srtcn uHe
red,tmG6l9cn McpreCntantcn eCs pcrltcrtcs
ncn @cUr9c 9 Dire ber, lcBtbm uon
9Illentaun iulc ccrteldgt ;u MAIDEN. ..
Gu wiro hicrourob 9tadrid,t 9c9eten, BAG
bic tclaaten !lucitcr6 iIdh fir oen bcfttmmtcu
Snr;wCd, anf Sreit09S ecn 9ten Sannar, nm
10 llhr @crmittogs, am Saule bon u b + a.
b III @ a II Qewerc, jun. III Der Staot
allentdun, peri1mmcIu werben, wann unc
poleIblt ale SuterelIrte beiwchncn mtgcn
mcnu Ie rS fur itidlih crahtcn.
@eor9e Hhoao6 }
SScbn ). Gute, 9lnrttcrs
Sanlel Srtep,
December II. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-17
DruCftr- 9(rbett.

sIc slrten Cruderssirbrit wirb in oieItr
Drudcreisu ben aIernieori9itsn prellrn, unc
auf Die fursete SInseIse uerrihrt.