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The New York herald., 1845-01-06


Mr. Anderson 10 drawing crowded houses at the Holi
day street theatre Baltimore Miss Clifton is engaged
at the estsbshnent but has been ndisposed
to prevent her appsarance. Miss Clarendon appears in
the former adys charscter and has since been perms
nently engaged by the manager
She management Of the Pottsvlle theatre has fallen
INTO the hands Of Messrs Merryfe and Grerson and
clos.s for the season on Tuesday next.
MI Sutton, the ventriloquisl and necromancer, 10
drawhg crowded houses in Mobile.
Macfarlane Of Weichs Circus Boston, recently threw
sxty yfour consecutive somerses, being two or three
more than have svsr before been reached Had he NOT
landed the ber Of the spring board he would probably
have thrown I've or six more, he did appear the
least exhausted
There ID sleeping volinist performing in tho Mocha
MICS New Hall, Providence who plays In state Of som
nambulism, md knows nothing ofmusic when awake.
Mss Reynolds has recovered from her late ILL.,
ness, and again playing at the Chatham where she 10
deservsdIy immense iaverite she il the best ballad
singer on The stage in this country.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

PREPARArIoNs FOR THE SPRING ELECTION Pub
lie opinion appears have at lastquietly and CON-
pletely settled down to the conviction that the
conduct Of the corporation during the last year has
been so fsihess to all their promises, that there Is
not the slightest chance of their reelection, II
they really can have the impudence to offer them
selves again as candidates for the suffrages OF a
community which has been recklessly betrayed
and insulted by them. The wings will probably
run ticket-the locofocos will certainly run a
.icket-and what will, what can become of the
natives? They will be found like the ghost in
Virgil, and their own promises to have vanished
into thin air.
The fact is now universally admitted that the
city of New York has never been under such a
miserable, imbecile, extravagant regime as the
present Such streets-such police-such misman-
agement-such silliness-such faithlessness-such
increase Of taxation-are without parallel in the
history of bad municipal government. Some oi
the milk and water organs make great racket
about the vast improvements In the Aims House
Department, and that the Corporation are thus
entitled to the everlasting gratitude of the citizens
Just as if they had been elected for the sole
and express purpose of making the inmates
of the Aims House, and the wretches on Black
wells Island, as happy ana as comIorap'e
as possible, to the utter neglect Of all the interests
Of the tax-paying citizens But it isquite unneces-
sary to say any thing in order to convince the pub
lie of the worthessness of the present city rulers.
The filthy streets-6lthy beyond all that has ever
been read or heard Of in the dirtiest cities OF the
East-the bad police-the immense load OF taxa
ton-alI these things have already forced too pow
erfpl conviction Of their mistake on the minds Of
the community which elected these imbeciles
His Honor the Mayor will probably end his ca
reer pretty much as that famous Dutch Governor
of this State, who uttered the memorable valedic-
tory declaration of his in gaining public fa-
vor. 81 was" said he, "the most bobular Cover
nor dat ever New York had-I went into Office by
a VERY large majority, and went out by very
larger majority! always did tings with very
large majoritiesj" So it will be with the Mayor.
He went in with rush and he will go out with q
rush.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRKsTDKNT, Dec. 81, 1874
Robert Welsh, to be Consul ut Paris, vice Lo-
renzo Draper recalled franklin Lppsncou to be Con-
sui at Glen Fuegos. vice Samuel Mclean, transferred to
the Consulate Of Trinidad de Cubs. william Collins to
r. Wise, deceased Eli f. Stacy, to be Collector OF the
Customs for the District Of Gloucester Msss vice Add
son Gilbert, whose commission waarevoked Philip Sage
be Collector OF the Customs for the District Of Middle.
town, c., vice Austin Baldwin, removed.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.
Express from New Orleans.
From One to Four Days In Advance or tho
Mallsy

- AoAAA Ohe I'd r0ur lays Ia Advance OF tho
- Mails!
We commence to-day the first publication put
into our hands, containing later intelligence from
New Orleans, Mobile and the South than can be
found in any other journal this side of the Po-
tomac, one day in advance of all our Northern
contemporaries. This extraordinary piece OF en-
terprise has been arranged by US in connection
with another newspaper establishment in Mobile
and New Orleans, and will be continued through the
winter months. II will furnish and our readers
In New York. and all the large towns from Wash
ington, North, with days later intelligence, and
from TO two, three, and four days later accor-
ding to the state of the weather, than can be re-
ceived from any other source. Not even the Uni
ted States Mail can compete with US, although we
do not interfere at all with the transmission OF mail
matter, or with the mail arrangements.
During the present winter and the approaching
spring, this express will be invaluable TO all men
OF business and to the public generally 1t will
give intelligence of the cotton and other markets
IN advance of any other newspaper establishment
at the North and particularly of the progress of
the present revolution in Mexico, involving in
teress of the greatest importance to the whole
civilized world. We have completed our arrange
ments with agents at New Orleans, SO as to be
enabled to give the best earliest, and most authen-
tic intelligence from Mexico, Cuba, and up the
Mississippi, in relation to markets and such other
matters as may be interesting to our readers.
This piece of enterprise is, we believe, the only
thing OF the kind ever attem empted at the North, or
IN this country. Its importance to the merchants
of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and all the lesser cities and towns in this neghbor
hood, must be at once perceived. But we do not
conceive that it can increase our circulation
already extended as far as possible, en-
bracing every man of business of any note or
character in the commercial communities Of the
Union Yet 1t will be expensive, though we have
no doubt that the liberal, intelligent, and enght
ened American people of the North will fully re.
pay all the labor and expense necessarily incurred
in continuing this project in successful operation
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

90 Our readers will perceive by their advertise.
ment, that the Orphean Family give their second
concert at the Society Library tomorrow evening
The house was uncomfortaby full on Friday, and
we would advise such of our friends as intend
paying them visit 10 60 early.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06
SHIPS BUILDING.
One for & Kermit; Lin. Of Liverpool Packets.
% Howlsnd & AspinwaIl for Canton Trnde

This list is useful to the merchant and me echanic,
to the rider in coach, and the driver of car. II
will be Of use, however, for few days only. In
great and enterprising commercial city like New
York, ships remain but few days: they come and
60 like human beings, and although the above list
is correct to-day, it may be very incorrect to-
morrow. II exhibits, nevertheless, the extent oi
the commerce of the city, and will, therefore, be
valuable to refer to hereafter, TO look upon when
the number Of vessels in port swells to twice the
present number.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

VESSELS IN PoRT.-We have obtained, after a
vast outlay Of labor, complete and correct list Of
the vessels that were in this port at the close of
last week.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

SUpnHMK CoURT or THE UNITED STATES
FRIDAY, JAF. 3-No 90 VIM. Oliver ct al, appellants
rs hobet Pint ct al The argument of this cause
continued BY Mr. Pirtls for the appellees.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

CANADA.-The only item from Canada is, that
Sir Charles Metcafe s 70 be raised to the peerage
Our dates from Montreal are TO the 3lst ult
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

MASSACHUSETTS, AFyArRs.-We have received
the Governors message, delivered on the 4th INST
1t says not word in relation to the difficulty with
South Carolina. What, indeed, can it say II is
out strongly against the admission of Texas into
the Union.
Hoar, Alfred d. Foster, Edward Dickinson, Will.
liam @. Bates, Thomas French, Charles Marston.
and James Arnold, have been elected Councillors
for the ensuing political year.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06
Shipping Intelligence.

wmmyoTe., JaqlAn 4, ws,Sa. Morton. H.ysns Francis
Albert Perkins Clark Porto Reo Oscee., Piece, M,,tinque
BENJAMIN hopkins Peuvian Watspn Martinique; ChaEs.
beth Hsy.a.; Perry HEgsisas SS sa-
Avano Pscs 81 gago De Cnba Amethyst Andsnon, Porto
Rico; CardeDss, QOoddsn. Msstinoue; DenmsIk Merton
& frank. stsson Barbados; Abigail Eliza. Thomas st.
Thomas. -
CHARLEsroN. Jaa2-Asr Oneeo, Smith, N Oreans; Mary
Augusta Esrnham N York. Did, Edward, Bukely N York
YORK Hsy9s seot.. h:y.ss; Tov.! Ls:!s, Hsvsn.; e
saled in with Aurora. Of Bostou, for Wilmington Passed
sultan from Boston bosrd in Jpmes Gray Cs5sr o6Iasr
Polsnd Moss EdgsI New YSslm.hs 4 e.gsIenc.d hum
dnng the passage-soth Tougas light bearing NE y
%s; from e! Esw ossn CID
NIw 9aLrAs., De 3s.Ay 81 L0pi:, Marks and . Mon
LIverpoo Oconee, Jackson, NYork; Mariana, Field Whining
tcn NC; Tionssta, Brymhsll Hayans CD Marmora, I,
Ashland. WI iiams and John Harvard. Duncan, Havre
Condor Tkiob; Smith, Gates Chincha, Robinson
Pensacola HalIett, NYork.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

MORTALITY IN New HAvsN.-Last year the mum.
Der Of deaths was 246-in l84s, 2sO-in 1s42, 247-
and in 1041, 296.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

OLE Bulls FAREWELL CoNcKRr.- TON at
the Tabernacle, Ole Bul! makes positively his last
appearance in this city previous to his departure
for the South. This is to be indeed his farewell
concert, as all his arrangements have been COM
pleted. He will play more than usual number Of
his most admired compositions, including new
piece entitled "a Psalm Of David" for the first
time.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

NKw YoRK LEersLAryRK body will meet
tomorrow IN Albany. Senators and members OF
the lower house are pouring into the capital.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

somc otneI diocese, ana cOntlnues bright and
shining member Of the hierarchy. However, they
do these things differently in the English church,
and we are yet to sec the full fruits in this base
TEXANS IN NEW YoRK.-GEN LAMAR-We
hear with unusual satisfaction that this distinguish
ed stranger will receive the calls of our citizens at
the Governors drawing-room, City Hall, on either
Tuesday or Wednesday of this week.
The ex-President OF Texas is noble, whole
hearted, though most unassuming specimen of
Southern chivalry. The history of his life is like
a story of romance. Like the Paladins' of old, he
won the hand Of his bright lady-love by years of
perous trial, and only won her to see death snatch
the prize from his bosom. Texas then became
his second love. Many of his personal friends had
been tempted to settle in the colony, and when
Mexican army overran the country and drove
back the inhabitants by fire andsword, he eagerly
hastened to their aid. 1t is said that his horse
gave out, and no other being obtainable, he walk
ed thirty miles to join the army at San Jacinto.-
He led the Texan cavalry in the eventiul battle
which exterminated the flower of the Mexican
army and made Texas a nation. An anecdote is
recorded Of him in British magazine, which isso
characteristic that we will give it a place.
"When Gen. (then CoI) Lamar charged upon
the Mexicans, his eye fell upon an officer whose
cold-blooded cruelties had made him particularly
obnoxious to the Texans Without pause or stay,
he dashed through the triple array of Mexicans,
and cut him down, and then cooly wheeling his
horse upon the surprised foe, he cut his way back
again, before they could rally an effectual resis
tance." He was elected Vice President and then
President almost by reclamation.
Com. Moore, of the Texian navy, and the Hon.
Ashbel Smith, late Minister from Texas TO France
and England, will attend Gen. Lamar, and the
Mayor and ex-Mayor will also assist in receiving
such OF our citizens as are desrous Of paying ther
respects TO the illustrous visitor
NKw YORK LEersLATyRK.-This body will meet
tomorrow IN Albany. Senators and members Of
the lower house are pouring into the capital.
The New York herald., 1845-01-06

AuoulrA jan -since the arrival Of the late foreigI
news showing decline Of farthng in Europe, thu
Chrismas holidays have ntervened and but little ha
been done In market This however. has been at
decline a cent the prices previous TO the receip
Of the news The quantity offering il small, with fa
demand We quoes "a Al o. extremes-princpal sale
81 a centsthough very choice article in square bag
would command cents.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
9le9tfer Gauptpat.

9(n rtc freten unb unabhdn9t9en Grs
mabler bon 2e6a @auntp:
Srcunee uno MttbHrger:
gIuf9efcrbert bon pielen meiuer 9fads
barn, Sreunreu uno Sefnnnten, fubIe td mid
brmc9en ais @anbbat fir bas
9tffer.9t mt
fir Qed,a GauntD, bel Der n6hffcu aI9entci:
uen gSdM herpcrSutrcteu, uno erlud,e @ud,
oaher bcdadltun06ocll um Cure Stimmcn II.
SclItc mid, bas @lnf begilns
iti9en, unc td Su jener Stclle crmdbIt wcr'
ben, 70 fam oas gNutIifum perlIdert fuhler,
oas id, Die pfidten ccrfelben 9etrcu, pilnft"
lid, unb unpartbcild, erfilaen, unb .itets Elm
9etreuer gBdhter Der Snterefen refelben iein
lperee.
c5e0e 9. Gcbs,
9lu9. 90. nqblS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
9telte llno
0Ncbifeue Sitter.

fir ea5 Spdtjabr mo cen
gStnter, tulo su Teu OOrf mo
Nhilabclpbla Clnoetauft.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
OefentGtcEe Q3enDlt.

9luf Gcnncrilnos cen 2tfu Sctcbrr nid,'
itens, Inn llhr 9iahmitto9s, iON am Naulc
pcu So n g. Soraer, CShmieo, , in
9iirccr Wdcuu0ic 3ouuid,r, 2cdn @auntD,
auf Ofenttihrr Gcnou uertauft tperSen, ndm'
lid:
Gin Sdmicb Sin6baIs, 9imtos, Shronb.
itCd, oimmer, 3auacn unc nod anrercS
Sdmieo G5cidIirr, Stan9cu @iirn, Stabl,
ueue SHuf @tIcu, ueue WRit gntrln, reuc
Rettrn, cine 9r;c9cnc Sndfe, cus SccIiperf
bon WdNen, SdrcIlsQRao9e, Trudt 9irff,
cine Sub, Elm outer S0ttcl. 2oum II. Srrunqs
Ricmer, GiduI6 G5cffirr, SdDlittcn SelIcn,
Slic9cn 9iee, Schlen Sfcn, SHrIs' uuo Sn9o
ShIittcn, 3nbcr, 6dlTcr Sptnn.Ndcrr, unc
nod, UicIe onoerc 2IrtjfcI gu ncltlduftl9 ~
meleer.
Die @coiuqun9cn am gcrtauf6ta9c uut
Sluflpartln9 urI
9Stllcu9ttD Nr9el,
SIht9uis ucu Schn 2. Berger.
Septembcr IL. nqim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
Sl0ChriCllt.

miro hermit 9r9eben, eae bic llnterfdrebe'
men aIS 9!cmiuitratcren bon Der ciuterlai'
feuIhaft bee perftcrbeneu Spbn 81 pns
II c III db er, Ieethtu ron Der Staet sIltcrs
tdun, Grha @auutD. erndunt woreen tTro.-
9ile weld'e rCdtmG6i0c Sorberunaen an gcs
ca6hte NiuterIaeenlchaft habcr, beIietcn ihrc
Hcdnurgcu inuerhalb Wrfsn cirsuhdns
cl9en an SO s.. gIumcr, ben mir in oieicr
Sathe ot6 uniern N9enten dngeltelit haben--
llno Scld'e ale 1d,uIsi9 dnb, ipereeu ebeus
falls auf9cfcrbcrt innerhdlb benz benamteu
3eitraume an beufcIten ob;utcSabien.
S0enrU 9tcnnemafer,
GSobn Npnucmaber.
2Iflcnfdur, Scrt. 10. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
Sttefel- mlp SCbuD- -Stcbr.
3um S6ilb be6 rotben StiefcI'6.

Ger llnterSeidrcfc bcnod,ritti9ct ehrers
6ietiQlt cas- YubItfum, bd6 CT fem 8eid,1ft
an leinem aIteW@SfHno, cine Sbiire cberhnIb
SeIfrip9e unb'QSiIlcn's Stchr in Der Ndmil:
ton Straee IN 9IlIcntdur, II rabc bem Warft
&icrcd, nod, INNER fortbctretSt, oIl,pc or
Gin orc6e5 Enforcement alIer 9lrten
Sttefel unb S6uben,
fir Winner, Traucnsperfcnen unb &inecr,
bon fctner et9rncu gcrfcrtt9Eug auf Nano
bat, iprIdlc6 or bas publifum ccrltfcrt, cn
70 qutcs gu iein, ais je an oieGcm cter al irs
9eno einem anoGrn Srt gum 8crfluf angcbcs
ten wurbe, itnb wsIdes lc mChlfeil cccr ipphI.
fcilcr fir baar @clo oerfauft werccn mirS,
ais bic 9Irtifcl ir9cno icnltwp erbaItcn Ders
ben fGnncn. - TpIqenbes it cine ueberTdlt
ciniger feincr 2Irtifel unb preifeu:
MarnS StiefcI Salbl. bon SO 90 gu s5 90
1" Sip, 275 3 50
Gircbe, . 50 275
Snotcu stisfel @rrte, " l 25 200
@icieS' 9aitcrS, % so
Marcccc Shlippers, 8uf6fins, Mi6cG uno
6tnber Sd,ute nah Der GrHee unc @jate.
Oas Waos miro 9errmmen unb bic Be-
ffrIIun0 prompt beicrat. SIidarbcit miro auf
Die fiirSefte 2InSeige oerritet.
@r itattct Ietneu Surrcu, ic ME rem Nubs
lifum (ftuen rn9ehcuheteu 0anf ob, fir be,
reits 9cnc6cnc SunoItaft
NiorCccc 2eorr it gu jcCer 5eit biai9 bel
inn iu erhalten.
@ccr9e Guca6.
NQentaun, Scptembrr ~ nq3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
SO. so. I.
.Die rcctte Seite y ben II II!

Der lluterSeidnete btctet AT 1einem Supf'
ers uub SIehs sWaarcnllchr, in Der SoamiltCu
Giraffe in sIlertauu, beirahe Gerate 9c9en'
ilter pen Nagcntuh'S @atbaule, ein grcscs
enforcement
Supper unb Sle6s2Saaren
ftbr bjIia gum @erfauf al, beteteno aus
Rupferuen patnsrg: uub 9Saftfelicl bon 2
bis 81 SjaIIcu, meIde tricuoer6 biilt9 oer'
fault merccn, @lcdpaIren pcn alien 2jes
ucnuuuscn, &c.
@rduntwetnteHeI, Gddrinucn, fllrs, a(Ge
,u Ieiuem @jcit,ift geb0rcnpe StrtifcI merbeu
auf Die fI1Cfr Fcitelluug pctIfeil ncrfcrti9t.
go piro audi aIIe SIifdrbrit hteia 9ebSrcno,
ld)ncu unb pnnftid) beicrgt.
H. glltrs &rpfer uno 3mn miro UerIan9t,
wCfu i'm Nustauft fir gSaGreu ober baas
rem @eioe Der trhfe preis bcsablt tpirb.
2lmo6 Gttinger.
SPrtemter 10, uQ2W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
Sle9tifer QauptDat.

Gin rie uuatbdn9i9en Stimm9eber bon
9eba Gauntp.
Sreunbe eunb W Wttbiir9er:
9Iuf
qcmuutert burd cine grrse 9ln3atG meiner
Treunoeu uno Gcfarntcn, biete id mid, hies
nit attuna6pcu ale Elm @ducicat an, fur ca6
9t te9t f er> q MT
bel Der ndhifen fcmmenccn Wabl, uno bite
hGfihit fur Guere oeneiQte llnteritueunq -
Settle id, 70 9lildlit ieiu, Die @rwihIuug
Nurd cine Wehrbeit @uersr Stimmen su be-
frmmen, 70 iru cd mein einsigcs Seltreben
1rin, bas 9lmt nit 2reue uuo III @ucrer 2us
friecenheit, iiberbaupt nie es erfCrcert tptrb,
81 0erieben.
9lbratamS S3te9enfu6.
AQertoun, Suli 80. nqbQB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
81 q (D + / Cb t

~ q (D t I (N t
miro biemit 9r9eben, bae Die llnterjcld'netrn
ais 9Iominitrotcrs ocn cer JSnterlaiiendatt
ce5 rerilcrbencu u Gorge Fep II, lest
bin pm Toro g8hcithalI Gaunid,ip, eedd
SauutD, ernannt mcrocn fuo. Ollie welde
noh auf iraenb cine 9Irt an Die bela9tc SHtn'
tcrladerihaft ftuIoi9 Gnc, merrrn hermit
auf9ef9rbertinnerbalb 2Wfcnaten abSubeSabs
len uno ScId1r rpeid,e nod, reobtmdBt9e
Soroerun9cn BADEN, belieben ibre Rcdnuns
gen innerhaIb bcia9ter 3eit rpb!beitatt9t eI1'
;ubdnbigen an
@brilfina Gepan %. Q9bcitbal,
CSpbu gepan, %.
@eCr9e SEED, 9Illentaun
miutltratore
2Iu9uft 81. rq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
% q Cb ! / C6 t
9Iu9uf 81.

wtro hermit gc9eter, ede Der llnterSei6nrtc
ale Grrcutcr pon Der S,interIoiIenid'aft Der
prrilprbcnen Sarab Self 4, Isethiu bon
Sber Rncuu9ie 9aunitip, eeta @aunty,
ernannt poreen it. - 9ICr, lpcldhe nod duf
ir9eno cine 9lrt an ole beiaqte Sltnterldfcns
fhaft ItuIoi9 iInc, rverosT hermit dnf9efcr'
bert iuncrhalb lBcdlen t;ubeSIbIen-unS
Sclhe, wcltr ncdl rettrr6sl9e Hcrcernn9en
bdben,. .trlieben ihrc 9iednun9:n tnn:rbulb
bcfagtcr 3cit wphIbefdtgt einsuhdnoiaen all
S5aect 9lfcr, Gr'cr.
dWdud ~. no6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
Wltttwoe6 24ltm SWemter 1915.
SaDr9an9 IS. .
9rrfbonotar 0dnptpat.

9ln ete freten uno unatbdn9igen Grs
irabler bon yc6a @allrtY:
Sreunbe Wttbiirger:
9luf9es
fcreert bon elmer rceen9lnsahl meincr Ssreun.
een uno 2>efannten, bin id, bepcqen mcrtrn
mid, @uerer @rwdsun9 aIs Elm @anbicat fur
eas
Droth hpnotar< <9(mt
tet Der nddten alI9cneiuen 8abl an;ubie.
item, - Scute tdl mit elmer Mcbrheit @uerer
jStlnImen brebrt peroen, 70 fcGcn olc Gem
beiaaten 9lmte cbIje9cnre pHid,tcn nit Greue,
pnnftltd,fcit unc ouf cine ftreng unpartbcii,
td1e 9Seiie ocrridtct nerccn.
SScbn 0rc6.
aRentaun Suli 90. nqbgB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
81 odD ri d) t

pWc hermit gcssbcn, bae Der llnterseidncte
ais 2lomiuiifrator bon Der S1iuterIadenidoft
oe6 reritcrteneu Daniel 98 er n9,
lcBtbin bon eCr Staet aaentauu, Qehd Saun'
tp an9eiteGt wproen it. ollie cieieni9en, tpeIs
die nod al bcia9tc DiuterlaNenfd,uft fdbuIet9
Tnr, mcrocu 0uf9efcrcert tnnerhaIb Mcna'
ten at,ubrsa Scld1e, Die nod rcd't'
mifi0e 6orcerun9cu habeu beIieber thre 9iedh'
nunQeu ebenfaas binnen befa9ter 3eit wcbl'
tctiti9t cinjubdnot9cu, an
gcpt 1Spoprtn9, 9lNn'cr.
l.uaUN 90. nf"H'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24


Nhllapclpbta ctr9et1uft.
Die llntcrseid,neteu Inceu ihre Jtunoeu nnb
aueeru Gin, ausurufsu uu6 ihr 9rrscs uno
ihcne6 enforcement nrn Spdtiahr6 uub @Hu'
ter @'ltcr su unteriud)en, WcId'e6 &c Ipeten
rcn philaecrhi1 nue 9tGu Y)crf crbaltcn ba.
ben, uuo nnu in &e9rttf llno III erbfnen. -
Sic bdben mrhIfttl ctu9cfdnft, une Die QSdd'
ren iclIen an etnem MIR 9eringcn prrftt duf
bie @tnfdufeprcile Ucrfauft mcreen. - 9llIes
mas lte oerldn0cu, III Elm @eIud,, unb ite flibs
len pcrlIdcrt, bae iie ale III benz Stplc, Der
SuaIirdt lmo Den preilcn bcfriccigen t6nncu
Sbr Stcf beitebt aus
S1nen SrcB 0liter,
ais Wcuslin &c 2aince, non alien Scrtcu,
@didmtcr DC Sofia, grip De HGtns, 9DIao uno
Stripe S'nghamS fir 9Insnge, 9IIpacn, &C,
metnr II. fqurirte fhwarSe uuo blau id,prrs
;e Srlce, pIao uno Srcip Scieeu @>pmba.
gins, 3bib"t 96rlcue SdonI6, 9cmeiue une
cingefdete &rrda Sd,awIs, WcusIjn DC Gain
Sda,pls, Merino Sd,opl6, Qiccs, @5lcpes,
WI!ts, @dttune II. @htnBcs BON alien @nten.
Ttn llt6 Gafimer6.
i5d,W1ric6, ttnuc6 uno gcmirtc6 9ud, prn
allen SnaItdteu, blauC6 uuo idYiparSe6 Vca.
per Gud', Vilrt 2ud,, tloue uno iohmar,e
&ofltmer6, Strire uuo plao @uGIfin Cart
mcrG, ScjrenueIuet fir QGcitcn ifmarse Cat
tin Wcfc, @aItmicr unc Warinr qGciirn.
;cu9, Sattnet orn alien Slrten, 70 mie cin
dlgemcine6 enforcement Ginbeimiid,er Outer
yanbeS Nrpbufte.
9lle 9Irtcn GdnbrS prcouftr weroen i'm
Nustauff fir 9Eaarcu arQcncmmcn 9lhd,
fdufen fr su jccer 3eit Wdisen, 91coqru,
unb Safer, wofir iIe Die bGd,ifcn
in badr @clo bc;ablcu.
Selfrtr9e uno QGilicn.
ltIentaIu, Scpt II, u93m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
Gin frtfChfr 9ScrrAtb.

Scctcn erboItru, eireu nruer 8crratb rcr'
trrffIid'er Sd,uIs, Scnutn9e Sdul' fc rpte
ouccrer outer une nnsIidJer 8ilder, meIder
MN in 3ufos su ihrem prri9cn Stcd Elm frbr
td,6ne6 enforcement ausmndt, rpcldIrs an ben
uietrigaeu preiicn nborfeet merecn fol-, bet
@lltb, 9Suhe unb UOnng.
Allcntdun, Scrt. IL.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
gRentaun cSuli 90.
9rctbcnctortus.

{ Der llntcrsritnete mInftt feine Trcuute
fino bas Yublifum I'M 9IlIQemcincu su bcuadls
}ritt9en, eos CT bel Der ndtifen olI9cmcnen
tQSatI eiu @anribat fir bas prot bon o.
Sars q III t, fir Vcda GdurtD, fsin miro
&r oertraut oae feline befonnte prafti1teu unr
tlSecrctiihcn 8cnntusc bon hen pfidteu jcs
nS's 2Imtc6, allc Dfentlite @erGhcrunq, caB
eT Die SGhtafeitCn tcfBt, en6 glmt in eiguer
9$ericn gu bericncn, qdn;tih unn6hi9 ma
EIen; mdtreno tiefer Gffentlide 9Iu6cruf
feincs q0unftes ale @dnbirot onoeIrhcn ,u
n@rrceu, brfentIid) oIe hiuoldu9lihe6 3euQs
nis bctrddNtet merorn mirb, ons or ole 9Imt6s
rfdHen in Sail elmer Grmdhluro, iternehs
men uitr 9etreuIih ou6llben miro.
9t1tban MdlIer.
SllIcntauu, SuIi 90. nqbQS