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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

fpdt ausbieiben ! bu fannlt, Of 8urs, rid,t
allsfcrt tdbeim bpden -ipei baun pilrce bic
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

~ Der prceioruee SosraIb ia9t, Sas
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

9Itsr ,rca audb cieie TabcIcn pcni9 Wertb
tabcn, 70 III es uns ccnncd, Iieb, bic tffcntli'
d1c Aufmcrfiamfclt auf bic Serhrirathuu9 uu.
ter SIutsorrwdnetcn 9cScNcn 81 irbcu, bic
uie 80 cnpaS anoerm, ais ciucr Scrid,Iedfc'
run9 Der Hdce, uno Nuefclschur in piclra
Sdllen, gum WabnNun fnbrcu muecn. 0cs
cnoers llno ceralcid,su 8erbinounqen in Gir'
9tnlcn hduF9, uuo ecnncd IL oNs Yerbdit'
ntB oorten ocn Gmcm ouf 1900 an9cidhaaen,
wihrcno CO IN @cRncCctlcut UcH @inem duf
425 an9r0cbsu Ut. GIciCr errec llnterlohiGe
,ciot NIT Gucmmalc bic Feklsrbaftiotsit per
Ssnjustabeucn. .-Sm. 2epNe,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
s-yAN BtREN ATURDAY. AUcusf

interim, has commanded me tolransmit you this
note TO excite the zeal and patriotism OF tho Gov
crnors. iIa. they place under arms IN their re-
s ctive districts ull the force which can he collect
cd in defence Of the laws 10 be ready to serve as
q safeguard of their respective departments, nc
cording To tie decree of tho 4ih OF June of ,ns
year. and the regulation Of the 1ih inst.
Your ExcelIency will communicate TO the Gov
crnors this supreme resolution. aud swill inform
them of the obligations under which tho citz-ns
are to contribute 10 the defencs OF their country.
and TO sustain rights, violated BY nation which
refuses 10 acknowledge them, and obliges Mexico
to maintain them BY force, which il most undoubt'
edIy will. or fail in the struggle. She will not
consent to give up one half oil her territory, from
the base fear of losing the other. Hoping that
your ExcelIency- will furnish me with informa.
lion MS 10 the number of u.en which can be devoi.
ed 10 this Emporium, object, your Excellency will
please 10 accrp, my most high consideration.
God and Liberty! GRAClA CONDE.
Mexico, July Ii, lS45.
To the most Exrcllcn, Senior, Minister Of For.
eign Relations nnd Police.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
'';Is'; :ss:s:'s s;:sa', sa'S .isIa,ss
Rsavi., Tao parry es.didais,l
7(k5
wl,ie majority

I..rT Wing majority 80 431
THERE'S n democratic gain 10 eack Of the nbose
counties. which win be more particularly noticed
ia our next WHEN We viii have further and more
complete rrlurns. Verify tho 10Th Lcgon-as
the Western DisIric. has been fordly called by
tho Wings is rapidly wheeling tho right.about.
From the Appeal of August lI,h.
We havo bu, little to add 10 tho re,urns publish.
ed in our last. A friend from Upton has fur
ni,hed US With tho following:
TlPTON. f.
Stnnton's majority over Scruggs. 1872; Browne
majority over Foster. l5S.
-LAUDERDALE.
--Scruggs' marjoriiy over Stanton, 25; Fosters
minority over Brown, about so. Glenn, demo-
crnt, is elected to the Legislature from the two
counties by about so votes. g.
Dyer IL said 10 have given Stanton upwards Of
60. and Brown some 81 majority. II this be so.
Lauderdaie is the only county in this Congres-
sonal District giving Scruggs majority!
According 10 these figures, Stanton is elected
by majority ot. 7tjti volssl d ssll9s !
BY The Nashville UVjou Of tho OH. il appears
TINT the vote in Davidson is pretty mach as !, has
heretofore bccn--litte gain on either side. The
Union says:
"'l'hc majority for Mr. Foster, although il may
be little larger than that OF Mr.. Clay in Noven,-
Der last, falls far below that camed BY his friends
before tho election" ''f'hero il one precinct TO
hear from, and should !, soleas Il did last fail the
zote Of the county will be-for Foster 2l22-
Brown 1910 40--making Fosters majority 5S2."-
The county candidates run generally with tho
candidates for Governor.
The news from Williamson, Sumner, Wilson.
Giles and Bedfords moro cheering. All the pre-
cincts in Williamson. except four, heard from,
which show n gain for Brown thus far Of moro
Than 200. OF Sumner, the Union says
I'VE have just learned that Browr is gaining
in every precinct. From Robertson we learn
that the vote was the same ns last year" Browns
gain in Wilson over the vote for Clay is 270.-
Browns gain in Giles is 94. Fosters gain in
Maury 81 votes.
Alien [dem.] elected to the House In Lawrence
by minority Of six votes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
From the 's~ orleans Courier August 'th.
MEXICO. -

The Jedeponiun OF this morning coptains sev.
erai Mexican documents OF some imporinncr
among which is circular from Garcia Condo
minister OF war and marine. announcing TIM, the
Mexican Government had resolved upon decla-
ration Of war against the Uri,ed States, and that
the said declaration Of war "wil be communica,.
ed 10 the Mexican Congress Tomorrow" (July
l7.) This is AN Official nnnunciasion-wnr now
exists between tho two nations-nt ieasI u prudent
government, after tho publication Of the circular
OF the Mexican secretary, would act as IL II look.
ed upon war Ne inevitable, uud tako measures in
conformity 10 that decision.
1t is singular that these Mexican documents
were so loUg kept from the public eye. The Re-
lnmpago was reported TO be at tho mouth Of the
river on Sunday last, and here is Thursday NOR.
ming before this important intelligence, brought by
her. finds place in a newspaper OF the city
The Jeffersonian snys-"iI was mol until late
hour yesterday that we received the letter, IN ex.
tract from which follows, containing the official
communications. Tho letter is from friend
and correspondent at Vera Cruz" &c. &c.
The Jetrrsonian says aiso-"Wo haso reason
TO beiievs that the dispatches 10 the Department
Of Stale ut Washington. brought BY The Rrlampu.
20, communicated The fact Of war having been
declared by the Mexican Government"
VERA CnUz, Jolly 81, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

++*+** huvo only one mo.
ment's time TO hand you the enclosed, to which |
refer you. We are monentariIy expecting 10
receive the declaration OF war against tho United
States, from Mexico. Every one is making prep
arnlious to leave this place aud move into the in.
terror. Tho Water Witch will sail for your port
on the 2SIh or 29tiI inst. Yours.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

"Thc British" "said nn nIarmist. " will blow US
to the d-I. They will fight with all tho fury Of
national hatred mud 10 excite them to greater des-
pcra,ion, the English government will insure to
every soldier wlo nsndss our shores grant Of
land in Americal' "And they II get it," replied
his neighbor; we'll guaranty 10 almost every man
of them SIX feet Of laud at least!'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
From the Appeal Of August l2t
TENNESSEE ELECTIONS.

We give below all the returns that have reach
ed us by The last mail; nnd partial as they nie,
we coulI hope for nothing OF more cheering
chnrocier 10 the democracy. -
The election OF Slrnlon, from whig district.
and in the face of the most bitter opposition nn.
unreenting persecution. is, in itself, a glorious
triumph TO the Republican party in Tennessee.
SHELBY COONTY-OFFlClAL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

Most Ernllem Senior.-lt beng necessary
;..: ,!.. Of The line should cover INC .ron
tiers Of the republic, aud march towards iexss
limited S,ate,. His Excelency the President, ad
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

a Beautiful Meiaphor.-Aias our feelings 60
forihin the morning oil life like the SUNBEAM in the
spologue, that sough, n day some object to reflect
back lis warmth, and found it only in the freezing
wave that broke. even as it mocked its image at
the evenings, close.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
FROM BEDFORD.
SHELByvILLg, Angus. Z. ls45. I

Dear Sir:--I write you in hurry and some-
what excited. TO give you the glorious news that
we have carried Old Bedford, and elected Ffierson
by 90 to los votes, Brown Is ahead Of Ephraiu,
100 or lao votes. Warner and Black, ! havo
little doubt, will both BE- elected. This is all we
could expect, it kills yhiggery in Bedford hope
forever. Your sincere friend.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

Tho U. S. ship Cyane. dropped down from the
Norfolk navy yard IN Friday, the ist nst. te
The anchorage off the Naval Hospital. She is un.
der orders Tor the Gulf Of Mexico, and will sail
soon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

Willis says, il ono Of Ills letters, that tho En-
glish gentleman who purchased the statute Of the
Greek Slave, by Powers, has boon offered for i,
four times tho sum no paid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

The following description of Powers chief de
IRE, the Greek Slave, is from ono OF Willis's re-.
cent letters from London: 4.
Powers statute Of the ssGreek Slave" is one OF
the topics Of London, at this moment, and, in nv
opinion, il it fare MS well, ns to preservation, as
the Venus do Msdicis, il will be more admired than
that first marble Of the world, when London shall
be what Rome is now. Power should be idclizcd
by woman for the divine type Of her BY which he
has now elevated mems idea Of the sex, That
so wonderfully beautiful thing can be true 10
nniure-that this divine mould Is unquestionably
strike overy boI,oder, at the san1s time that il
kind" and makes him adore woman more in.
tenseiy than before. This Greek slave stands
for sale in the Turkish 'znar. Her dress hangs
over the pillar against which she loans, aud she
is nude with the exception OF The chain hung from
wrist to wrist. 1t isl girl Of eighteen, Of beauty
Just perfected.
A particular criticism of the figure and limbs
would hardly DO Interesting TO lhoso who are not
to see the statue, and can only speak Of the ex.
preston Of tho face. which is one that gives tho
nude figure n complete character OF purity-a
look Of calm nnd lofty indignation, wholly inca
pabe Of willing submission 10 her captors. Pow.
or has secured by this work. fancy, commission
enough for new works 10 fully occupy his Time.
It was bought by an EugI,slllnan. Mho hrs haen
offered fOur lines tic sum for II. u we are to
bce,e one Of the London critics ~ the chief
merit Of the statue is due 10 Mrs. rrhop., who
Powers genius when he WIS Masking
wax figures in Cincinnati. and induced him to
embrace tho ur aud 90 to Italy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30


BoLivAR. August 9th, ls45.
II hasten to give you the result Of The election
as far MS heard from. give mnjori!es only:
Brown 4O5 Stanton 430, Williamson lSeLator)
4l9. Penrce (Foarer) 1903; our minority at the
Presidential election was 3S5. So you see we
have gained. !!a::--::.!h. &c. cid Hs sden.nn:"
Austin Miller (dem.) reelected TO the legisla'
ture without regular opposition.
HAYWOOD.
Fosters minority 25-Stonion's Richard.
son, tho democ ratio candidate Tor the Legislature
is said to be beaten by votes only.
-l-----M MUNhtkf.
Fosters majority 36-Slanton's IA; Warren.
The whig cundida,e for the Legislature elected by
a majority Of so.
WAYNE.
All heard from but one precinct; Fosters ma.
iori,y 80. The precinct to be hear'i from is DEM
ocruiic. and will no doubt give Brown the ma
iorily in that county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIO
CLAIMANTS. -

|ery person emitted TO the rgbt<4f rFe.omo'
10 any lands within the lilniA q tne soWh'
nbove enumerated. |. required establish th'
10 tile ratification Of the Fso ~ and rece's.
the proper land offGn make payment
for. as soa,. as prac. Ter :esiass fass no
bnd before the day Po'ntea iof me .p.i, III.
cement Of The Publi1 sale OF the !ow.sI'l sa.
Iacing the ,ract cIa'Eo !"eose % ue''s"'
JAS. SHIELDS.
| Commissjoser of lie General Land e5ses'
he, I, l645.-l6l 6lSw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
WILLIAM III. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
- .,.as. AND
GENERAL RNT,

Respectfully announces that he will attend to the pros
ccuton Of Claims before the several Ereeufre Dspar
menfs of the Government, and Ga ,inst the Uni
ted Slates for Lands or Money; to the ssiement cj
public accounts; to Cams before Commissioners under
Indian or other Treaties; to Prssmptien and other
Land Claims, and TO the prog airing of Lind Patsns
to Pensions in the Army and Navy, or business CON
nected therewh to the obtaining Of Patents Tor sci
ent6c or useful inrentons and 10 all other business
Of public nature requiring an Agent.
Claims sgainst individuals promptly attended to-
titles Investigated, &c. &c.
Information giving free OF charge All letters to be
postpaid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

We extract the following from letter receiv
cd in this place, dated
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

God and Lberty.-Juiy r.. ISIS. Garetu
Conde. Mos, Excellent Senior, Munster OF For
,..n Relation. aud OF Pocs. Transmit to the
authorities depending upon your department.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

! land Office catFAYETrEVlLLE, at CON.
on Monday, .tI,s first ia y Of September
the disposal Of Iho public lands within
Srmention,d townships. 10 vii;
4 The base line and pest IF The Meridian.
ships eighteen and nineteen, Of range
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

.thrce.
hand office at WASHINGTON. commeu.
Monday. the eighteenth day OF August
the disposal of tie public lands within
|rmeniioned townships. to wit:
II The base line and rfst Of The meridian.
|ships ono and two, of ranges twenty -one
|wo aud twenty.three;
Ihs twenty anl twcnty-nine. cnst o. Red
Townships fifteen. of range twenty-five;
Ships four, fse, six. aud seven, OF range
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-25
A SENSIBLE WOMAN.

A Muerile in Maine said to his wife dur
ing harvest, j am resolved to work no more
I think il wrong to gather any more oil 'he
fruits of the earth The next morning ne
arose aud walked abroad to med'la'e' he
tlrnng, he asked his wife II she had break
fast ready. She said No, But, he asked
are you not going to get sNyf sNe a"
swered No. for said she, you say II Is
no, your duty to work, and III rs not yours
il ia no, mine and il the fruits OF 'he ear'h
may not be gathered in, they may not of
cooked after they are gathered IN. am
resolved 10 submit with you TO the Will Of
God, ant Obde by lhe consequences. lie
walked out again and after while he te'Or"
ed and said 10 his wife, If you will g.
aud gel some breakfast, l will go 10
work.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-25
RULES FOR LADIES.

Marry no, profane man, because Inc
.deprsvilv of his heart will corrupt yon'
children and embiusr your existence.
Marry no. gambler, llppler' or
freouenler Of ,averns because he who has
n, regard for himself will never have an!
for his wife.
Marry not man whose actions 90 no
correspond with his sentiments because
the passions have delh:oned reason AM
he is prepared TO commit every crime 1t
which an evil nature, unresIraned can IN
,s,iga,e him. The state OF. lha! man wh'
regards no. his own ideas of right AM
wrong is deplorabe and the less you have
10 do with him the better.
Marry mol man who is in Inc habit o
running afle' all the gIls IN the coun'r!
because his aiec lions are continually wa
yerlng and therefore can never be pelma
.nent
Marry not q man VINO neglects his bus'
mess if he does so when single, he will d.
worse when married
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-25
RULES FOR GENTLEMEN.

Marry not a woman who cannot haNe
a shirt, or cook a meals oi vIcluals' Such
woman would keep man poor all The days
,f his hfe.
Marry no, woman who is lady and
aro,d. because she will be e'erna|ly scolu
ing # she does not get every lhIDg sue
wants.
Marry not woman who thinks herseI'
beuer than any body else because II shows
a wan, Of sense, and she will hsve but lew
friends.
Marry no, woman who is fond OF spin
ming streetyarn because such woman
viii no. make good vile, and will never
be coutented al home. =,
Marry not woman who is in The daily
habi, of sandering ner neighbours and
giving ear 10 all the goss'Pp'ng sht
heats Such women make the worst .
wives.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-25
WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

~<UIIDREN are most subject to them but per
a sons of all ages arc liable to be afflicted with
them. Bad breath, pslencss about the lps,iiushed
cheeks picking at the nose, e,wastins away ,leannes'
pain in the bowels joints or limbs, disturbed secs
trightfuI dreams, moaning and sometimes OF vor
acious appetite, are among the symptoms OF worms
MANY are doctored for months, for some other i'm
epinary disease when ono box OF Shermans W orn
l,ozcpaes would effect cure. ID. Ryan, corne
of Prince street and the Buwery, cured man o
worms thai wss reduced to skeleton, and by only
ono box Of shsrman's Lozenges: Eels now as ia
ss an Alderman. The Hon. B. b. Beardsley
has saved the life Of one fhis children by them
The sale of over 100000 Of boxes has fully test
ed them. They are the only infalllbIe worm des
.roying medicine Encwn. What family VIII b'
without theml
Consumption, Coughs Colds, ,Whooping Coughs
Asthma, and all affections of the lungs will find {
healing value in Shsrman's Cough Lozenges. They
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. Mr.
Stree,er, Jonathan Howarh, Esq and that worthy
old hero, Leonard Rogers. from the cOnsumPtve's
grave. They cured in one day the Rev. Mr.. Dun.
bar, the Rev. Mr. Handbook Wm. II. Atpee Esq
Of distessing coughs. They are the peasantcst
cough medicine and cure the soonest ofany kAown
remedy.
Headache Sea.sickness and PulpitatiOn, relieved il
from five to ten minutes by Sherman CamphoI
I,ozen.es Persons attending crowded -OOlns o.
.raslllag will find them to ithpart buoyancy OF
epiritS aud renew their energies, Those suffering
from too fee living will find a few OF the IoAengc'
TO dlspe the horlols and lOwncss CT spirits. hN
,Sra;h, Of the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly IW
ed himself Of severe headache by them }aptalI
Chadwick, of the packet ship Wellington. has WIT
messed hrw efficacy IN great many Casts oi sea
sickness. They operate Ike charm upon I'M
.Lgldtcd or shattered nerves, Hs Shermahs 70"
MANS Plaster docs upon rheumatism, lnm@s"
pain or wcslucBs in the side, buck: breast or any
bart of the BODY. Mr.. II. g. Uaggers, 80 An,
street; Henry 4 GoulIIng; 49, Chatham
street Moses Hcnriqnes Esq aud d
multitude Of Others have tXgerIe0"eI ue
wonderful effects Of IAese P,aslrTS
Price ouly 70! cents, Caution is recessar,
% see that you get the genuine Shrrman',
, i,ozangcs and PlaNera, as there are macy
worthless articles attempted 10 be paImed
IF in place Of !hem h. ,"ose Who would
.nhe with yonr lrte for shII|ing.
DR.. Sherman'3 waEehouse Is al LOG Mas
Eau slreet.-For sale by
John r. Moyer--Bioon-Enrg
WIN l. Waiver ~ 90 - Berwick
Low e. Thompson-l.ime Ridge
f. & J. La2Afus-OrangevIIe
VI. G. Shoemake Buck Horn
l.. & A !. BiseI-Jerspytown
.Dar d MBdde---WhilG Hall
Jrbn Moore DAnyiiic.
Stephen Badly, CauaTlssa.
Jan, l--loij 81. -6m,