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POSTS c AIpr.


~ Wv" sssssss8 SvsA"efU man.
BY an arrival at New Orleans, on the 9th instant,
we have advices from Vera Cruz to the Gath ultimo.
The "Tropic," of July I, sums up the news by the
arrival as follows.
FRoM MExIco.--The schooner Creole, Captain
FRANK, rom Vera Cruz, arrived here yesterday,
having sailed on the Gath ul,imo.
Captain. Frank reports that General Bussamente
arrived at Vera Cruz on the l7th ullime and offered
his services to sustain the integrity Of the Mexican
territory, and the dignity Of the republic. He was
rather coolIy received by the government; and il 10
reported that ne refused the military honon tender.
ed him on his arrival. Il was believed that his re-
turn was not invited by any party and that he had
no desire to NEEDLE in public affairs
The people generally were quiet, and not at all
alarmed, notwithstanding the war-cries made by the
federasts and the partisans Of Santa Ana, who arc
loud In denouncing the government for want Of en-
ergy.
ty low, AZ the officers in the employ Of the govsrn-
ment found great difficulty in obtaining onsfourth Of
their salaries. Business was very dull The pub
icaton Of the new tariff law was daily anticipated.
Ihe vomiio, Or yellow fever, was prevailing soa
very aggravated extent at Vera Cruz.
Capt. Frank reports that the French sloop-ofwsr
La Perouse arrived at Vera Cruz on the adj, from
Galveston, with intelligence of the action Of the Tax
an Congress- on the annexation questions
Mr.. John Cummnger, Of this city, bearer Of de-
bPatcncs " INC Ohtcu STATES government, came pas
senger in the Creole.
A correspondent of the "Tropie,n writing from
Vera Cruz, under dste Of June 20, in speaking ofths
action Of the Mexican Congress against tho annsxa-
ton Of Texas, says that in consequence thereof the
government have decreed ''to put under arms alths
force Of the army, conformably to the authority
conceded by the existing laws; and for the pressr-
walton Of public order, sustaining the institudons;
and, If Necessity requires, TO serve as reserve to
the army the government using the facilities con-
coded on the 9th December, may raise forces, of
which the said decree speaks, under the name Of
defenders Of the independence and Of the laws"
From the New Orleans Tropic Of July =.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
The steamboat Yazoo arrived here on FRIDAY
evening, from Fort Jesup, with companies of the
9Th regiment United States infantry, which proceed
ed Immediately to the barracks below the city.
The steamboat Rodolph arrived yesterday, bring
ing from the same military post the staff officers Of
the Sd and 4.h regiments of infantry, and three
ompanies Of troops, which also proceeded 70 the
barracks.
UNITED STATES TRooPs.---Col. Twiggs, com.
manding the first regiment Of dragons, has pro-
ceeded by land from Fort Jesup to the Rio Grande.
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We clip the following from the Nashville Wing
of the 9Th July;

APPOINTMENTS OF PosTMAsTERs;
George Crawford OF Cincinnati, has been appointed
postmaster of that place In place Of Col VIM H. Taylor
(Gen. Harrison's sonin-law,) dismissed
Where did the Wing obtain his information tina,
Mr. Taylor had been "dismissed?' Such is not the
fact. The President found Mr.. Taylor in Office,
and suffered him remain in Office until his term Of
service expired. Upon the expiration of his time,
the Office became vacant, and Mr. Crawford was
appointed to fill it.
As Mr.. Taylor according to the Whig) was
Gen. Harrson's son-in-law, we suppose it was in
tended to enlist some sympathy for him, and manu-
facture political capital in small way. Such state.
ments, though small, disreputable to their au.
thors, and are without excuse.
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SuGAR.-We give an official article on the intro
duction of American sugar into Great Britain. The
New York Albion states, that Spain is now claim
ing similar privilege for the admission of her su-
gars from Cuba and Porto Rico upon the strength
of her reciprocity treaties
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SIGNS FROM TENNESSEE.
Ertrucls Of letters from East Tennessee.

"KNoxyILLE, June 80, 1s45.
81 acknowledge the receipt of the Union con-
tanning the article on the Tennessee election Thank
you for it. Brown spent day with me last week;
he is an over-mach for Foster, and is fighting him
a manly battle, and will be elected. We will gai,,
in East Tennessee three Cat east) ne,o members Of
the legislature. Blackwell will beat Crozier for Con-
gress, but 1t will be hard fight
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We devote large portion Of this evenings pa
her TO Mr.. Woodbury's mastery eulogium on Gen
Jackson. We recommend it to the earnest atten-
lion Of our readers.
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THE WHITE HOUSE.

NToTICE.-The undersigned have this day en-
IN tered into coparlnership, under the firm Of
Farquhar g. Knoblock, for the purpose of conduct
ing the Grocery and Feed business the corner of
7th and Fl streets, where they would be happy to
supply their friends and the public generally with
any and everything in their line, at the forrest market
prices. THOMAS C. FARQUHAR,
FREDERICK L. KNOBLOCK.
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EANCY Goods, pcrfumery, combs and brushes.
l. We are just opening beautiful assortment
Of fresh fancy goods, suitable for the Springs
and watering places consisting of beautiful fancy
and plain fans, net gloves and mitts. Also fresh
stock Of real German Cologne (Farina), Bay Rum,
pomatums and oils for identifying and promoting
the growth Of the hair dressing combs hair brushes,
tooth and nail brushes in fact, general variety Of
fancy goods.
s. PARKER'S fancy and perfnmery store,
Penn. Avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
July H-3t
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IINIoN COPPER COMPANY. --No,ice /

JINloN COPPER COMPANY.--No,ice is
" hereby given, that an assessment of two dol
lars per share has been laid the stock Of this CON-
peny, payable on or before the 9Th of August next
ensuing at the office Of the secretary and treasurer
F street, near the Treasury Department, Washing
ton, or to Jos. III. Adams, esq, president Of the
New England Mutual Marine Insurance Company,
State street, Boston,
THOS L. SMITH,
July l4--3lw3w Sec'y and Treasurer.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT. oRDrRs, &c.

Lieutenant George w. Harrison, ordered to the
Cyane
Purser Charles O. Handy, placed on furlough.
Purser John N. Todd, detached from the sloop
Marion, and placed on furlough
Passed Midshpman Tenant McLanahan, ordered
to the Cyane.
Mdshipman Samuel B. Elliott, to the Cyane
Midshipman Robert MiIligan, on leave three
months.
Robert Hunter, appointed acting samaker, and
ordered to the Cyane.
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The southern mail arrives late that il il impos-
sible to give full details ofany coming by il on
the same evening Weseo nothing, however, in the
last news from Mexico that increases the probable
ties that she intends to attempt active measures 70
carry out her threats.
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"MARsHALL's FERRy, E. TENN,

"We are in fine spirits about the governors cleo
ton in this State. Brown, think, certain to be
Blackwell in the third districts This district doubt
full
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NOR SALE. 400 cords Of best quality yellow
II pine wood Also, hickory, oak, and anthracite
coal; which will be delivered for cash on reasonable
terms PETER CASANAvE,
10th street and canal
July 1-2aw3w
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The President Of Texas has vetoed the bill for the
relief Of Commodore Moore.
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PROSPECTUS
T H E Clio B E ,

A ao;t, d,noe,at newspaper TO be published IN the
ciip Of .Ne,o York,
LEVI d. SLAMM, Eo,tor.-CAsPER z. CHILps,
Publisher.
The first number of the G,.oBR, daily Journal,
devoted to the advocacy of democratic principles,
and to the harmony and integrity OF me aemocrauc
party, will be issued on the LIST of September, IN
stant, as a specimen number, and appear regularly
ON md after the 18th instant. II will be edited
bv the subscriber, and published by Casper e.
Chlds, long and favo;ably known as democranc
publisher. AT;
eushed bv ita wiring and energetic support of the
principles and m assures upon which the present
chief magistrate wa nominated and elected. IL VIII
oppose any tariff or project on tarin, no. iou'ueu
upon the revenue p inciple, In contrad'stnelon 70
the principle of rest 1cuon' ~ VIZ oppoys 80 ~
union between banks an d government, ana urge ,ne
re-establishmen of the Independent treasury, WIN
such alterations or impr ,yemenls as me crcunl-
stances and exigencies Of the country may require
IL will maintain inviolate, FAR % its 'nhuciSo 10y
extend the rights of the sc, erai ots'es' any 80,
any policy of the federal go vernment designed OF
calculated to trench upon the, u. Il will maintain
that our right to Oregon els cle ar ana unques.uon
able" and advocate the extens IN OF our Ponioaie
institutions, wherever and whene yer tne PcoP,o =.
any country in North America se sk 70 i've ulue'
their protection. In word the ed tos WIN
or to make the Globe ON advocate ana exponen. ~
the policy and views Of the popular party OF .ne
day, giving to the general administrator ,ne VAIL
est support, when its action is not incoi win
the principles circumstances upon VIII. On ca"'e
into power.
1t may as we'll be said here as at snotlser time,
land the present aspect of the politics Of thu state
warrants it, tina L the Globe will be the unct 'mPro
mising opponent Of abolitionsm in whatever form
may present it's IL and by whomsoever il may be en-
conraged, or WI ,enever wherever 1t may be az la
ted. II this gu eston IL 10 be temporized with no
will mt he nv n
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A NEW PRESS IN NEW YORK.

We hail the return of Mr. Slamm to the political
press Of New York with great satisfaction We
regretted his retiring sc "the Plebeian," which he
conducted during the campaign with signal ability
and success. No editor was more active in support
ing the nominee Of the Baltimore convention--no
one more jealous in supporting the annexation Of
Texas We welcome him again into the editorial
ranks, at the head Of the New York Globe. He is
again prepared to the with his accustom
ed chivalry. His duty to his party and its prin-
cples is too deeply implanted in his nature, to per-
NIT the minutest deviation from the course he has
ever pursued. We cannot entertain doubt, that
80 long he controls press, its great object will be
the harmony and integrity Of the republican fam
lily" SUSTAINING and maintaining the right; de-
nouncng and regulating the wrong" We recon-
mend the new paper therefore, to the support Of the
~. blican party. The following is Its prospectus
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EREsH TURNIP sEEDs.-soO lbs. Of prime

ERESH TURNIP SEEDS.--60O lbs. of prime
Il Turnip Seeds, Of various sorts, viz:
Early White Flat, largo White
Norfolk Stubble, Red Top
Norfolk green, yellow, and white Garden stone
Turnip.
With the largest assortment OF Flower and Vego-
table Seeds to be met with in the District
Where quantity is purchased, the Wholesale price
will be charged Dealers supplied at the northern
prices. with the usual credit
p''~--' JOHN DOUGLAS,
Florist and Scotsman opposite the State Department.
July l4--2weod
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nHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT at
i Georgetown College will take place ON Thurs
day, gath inst, at 81 O'Clock, a. m. On the prees-
ding Tuesday, (22d inst, at 81 o'clock, p. m, the
class Of Natural Philosophy will exhibit series Of
experiments in chemistry.
The public are respectfully invited to attend ON
both occasions. July 14--3t
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BRUSHES, whiiewssh brushes,
- scrubbing brushes, shoe brushes, great varis-
ty, and Blske's celebrated backing for sale BY
Nfgta- J. A. DONoHOo.
July e-9t
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Hon. GEoReE BANcRoFr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-20
OcfentlttGe 95enbu
in S5eth(e + c nj.

Der lluterSeidlnetc it qeionnen naf Gure'
pa gu reileH, uno Wiro am Samftag ten 23.
9lnauff, nm 10 libr @ormittda6, fcigrnbe Slrt
tifcIn, (mcld,c alIe bcinabc neu fIuc) auf of1
fcntIictcr &cnrir, an icirem Soafc IN 8ethie'I
hem perfdufen, ndmid,
3pct Errte pianc'6, een outer Suolitda
uno betnabc nru, l &cdcfen fir 6chlen. q
Stuben6fcn fir Stchlen, 8 SubcnOfcui fin
5orts, | Stlid,enftrduf, Z SpieorI, 3 RW1
rcall5, 8 glide, . Cubcne Stuhlc, @irSed
fir Stuben nno 5rrpeen, WdttiuQ, 80 fti61
lie @jcm&Ioc, SettcH Hnb SetttctGcu, WdfShi
StiroS, 2Iitrai' unb dnocrc Qampcu, | Bari
rel @iNQ, GBaitfdfTer, fupferuc uno ciierip 4
Scfci Mitta9 unc Staffce Gjcfd,irr bon je /
Der Grt, 70 ipie audi Ndu6s uno SUDDEN @3eI
rdthc bon jercr 2lrt.
3uqGci der 3cit: 3 Ieid,te 6cdt
born Q0dgcn nit 3rp6, orrse St,nSaI
mda9c, . Qrcee JtrtIcn q3aaQeu nit @Sp
irtd,tcr, id6nrr Sditten nit 3rr, 9 ScSt
NferreQcihirr, SdlitttcubelIcu, uno pcrfdWe
ccne onbrrc sIrtifcl 81 milhfam 81 mctceuA
0jc 8cbn9un9eu AM 8crfaufsto9c u)ni
2Iufipartan9 prn
@ccr9e s.. @eunrieA
9Iuouf 6. nqsd
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-20
9rOcGeltatfakiOnt,

Sintemal Ger ad,tbare . kn g0ntS,
DreFeentsRtthter in ben oerIChiebenen Grurs
ten bon Common plies i'm oritten 8erid,tss
be;irf beileheno aus ben @annties gerfs,
Torthamptcn uno Qeha, i'm Stant Dcnns
iDIoanien, tn Sraft icincs 9ymtcS preTrents
3ihtcr Der oerittebcnen Gpurten non SDer
unb Iermtner uno aG9cmeiucr 8efdr9nis,
@rlebigun9 in brl1gten GauntieS {; uno y e.
ter Saas un0 SacOb 3 Qinger
@Iquires, Rid,tcr Der @purtcn pon SDer uno
9crmiuer uno aI9eneiner @cfin9nis Grlcs
bi0un9 fur bic 0iidhn9 ben Joallpt: uno ans
berCn 8erbrrd,eu in 9eoohtem eedIa @auntp,
thren 8efebl au MIDI 9eiielIt baten pcrtn
Ge cine Court bon SDer nib Sermincr uno
Charter Se(licn uno Common plics anbes
rdumeu, ipeldle 9cbolten werceH iclt in her
Stabt 2lltentaun in uno fir oas @duntD pes
d,d, ouf ben |. WOnta9 i'm Wcnat Scptcm'
Der, rpeId,e6 Der lite bes befa9ten WCndts 1T,
uno wcId)e cine QScde benern miro:
co miro hermit Jtabri6t 9c9eten
all alIc Sricccnsridtcr ilno Scnitabel tuners
balb Der befa9ten @duntD bon fed,a, oa6 lle
oanu uno boielbit in ei9ener 9SerIcn nit ibs
ren Molls, Reccrbs, Snqui(lticnen, @ramis
naticnen unb alien anoern @rinncrunoen Gih
einfubcn, I'M bic Saden at tbur rnS su
ocrUaItcr, wc[dle ibren 9lrmtern cblie9en !;
Se69l ei den
tperbrn aud oac bieisnqen, pcidIs ss9cn
'Scfar9enc in bem @efin9uis Der @aunty
EcdId ais Stli9cr rcsr 3cu0cn aufutreten
habcn, teuddridti9ct, oaB fe fId dltecrt ullo
oaielbif ctnSufinoen habeu, um cieieIbeu at
profequiren, rpte e6 tbnen rcd,t oilueeH mag,
9e9ebcn inter mctuer Sonnb, in Der Stabt
9llIentduu riclen 3Offen Gag Suli, i'm Sabr
unlcrs Derrn Gin Gauicno 9Id,t Qunpcrt
unb SHuf NIB 8iersi9
@SlI erbdIte bic HcpubIf !
SaUto Stenl S6ertf.
SdrrifSs9mt6ltube, I nbq@
2lQentauu, SuIi 80.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-20
qSrctGouctar 0anDtpot.

2(n bte freten unb ltnabtan9tgen Grz
pabler bon Ne6a Gollntp:
Sreuube Rnb Witbur9er:
gIufge,
foroert BON elmer 9rsBeuglnSa hImciner Srcuns
ben unc Tefdunteu, bin it brpc9en mrrbcn
MIDI @uerer grpdgunS ais Gin @dneioat fir
ba5
Yrot tbpnCtar q III t
bel Der ndd,iten aa9emeiren Wabt ansubics
ten, - Collie id nit elmer Wrhrheit @uerer
Stimmcn beehrt ipcreeu, 70 Icaen allc benz
bciaaten llmte obIic9enre pflotten nit Srcue,
pnnftlidlfeit uno auf cine firsn9 .unpartbrit
ide gSelIe derriftct pcrbcn.
CSCbn @rO6.
2lIcntaun SuIi %. uqbB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-20
2Serb6r Gt(fc.
Sdrrif6s 9imt6fube,
2illentaurI, SuIi 80.

@ad,feheubc6 1T cine Qiite Der Hedt6fdllc
ipetdIe ia elmer Court BON Common Dlea6 fir
Ged,a @aunfY perb6rt neroen Ipaen, bic am
Wrnta8 ben 1iten Scptcmtcr in Der Stabt
2Iaentdun itrcn 9Iufou9 ncbmen, uno 70
ldnNc fcrtOduern lptro, al6 @eihdfte su prr<
rid)tcn FEb:
Q8aIter 6. 9ipin9fcn 9c9er Gfi 9. 8ierD.
Die McpubIf BON pcnnIDIpanicu 9e9cu
Wdrta Willer uno dnbere.
SSurD Smanni6 9e9cn @eor9e 8ed.
Snlcmcn @rce, @r'pr. bon s. Stettlrr,
9e9sn @harle6 Scip uno onocre.
Sonrdo 9t6oCr 9c9sn sibratam Pctad>
91ucoipbuS Sent 9c9en su9. {, Huhc.
2bcmas @rai9 9egen Samuel Qi9btCap.
@pbratm Opripart ScSen Scbn Saer.
Daniel WipDer ae9rn 9arCu Sd)ifcritein.
Gbriifidu Qudcnbah'6 ytusen 9c9cn Wars
tin uno @berharo, 9tcm'ors. &c.
Die 2Iiit9uies Der 9crthamrtcn Sanf 9cs
gen Sycnae JtunB.
Stslelbe 9s9en Saccb @clucs.
Scbn Seip, jr., 9atbrn, 9e9sn Scbn @.
@ibcns,.
@ccroc Scct qe9en Nnpib Strm.
Scudtbau Bauer 9egen ScIepb Serfcnitrf
oenrD Dcid, Qc9cn c5oGCpb Cool
Die Hctublf fir ben 9tusen orn Sctn 81.
Socuf oc9cn Scnatban .. Wcefcr.
Dtrlelbc 9c9rn @crr9e Benncr, gIcm'cr
&c. be6 pcrftcrbcncn Sepban Q8runer.
@atbarind Srtt gc9en Scbn Srtt unb
Srunbbenchncr.
Gaccb Geis'S Stuken 9e9en SenrY Srtt,
Gcna6 Oiiller Qeaen prter WilIer.
slbrabam Serfentrf 9e9en 1bcs. @9ner.
Daniel Bert, fen. 9e9en gecr9e Sd)aQer
Hno @runbbcncbner.
Scbs 8uId fen. 9e9en Salcncn oeim'
bad.
Scbn s.. @ierin9 9esen atrabam 3;e9ens
fuB unb Srdu.
Stspben Barber 9e9en Salcmru DcrneD.
Santel gtere, DrDtb.
9Iu6ut 6. nob@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-20
IuSuf 6.
S0ieG 9S0CbricOt.

Sn @emdsbeit elmer 9Iftc, bctittrlt "@inc
9lftc I'm Die glrt uno Q8eile ucrsuId,reiben,
toir Nadrtd1t BON 2Ipplicatcncn fir Sanfcn
Sc9ebcn tpercen fca," untcrId,risben ben |.
sunni 1889; - tperocn Die uutcrId,ricbercn
SllrgCr opn Ecd,d SauutD, bel Der n6ditcn
@cieBSebun9 poi penuIDluauien slniprud,
FIR ole rncrrporatiou Cmer ucuen 8ant ma
den, uuter oem 9idmcn
"Nte S0ucrnz nnb SOanomerter6s
V1lf Don 9lllentaun,"
nit cincm Sapitdt bon i'm hunoCrt
t an en- B Z aIer. GicIrlbe lcQ in
aucntaun, Pcdla @nuntp, pennDIoanien ct.
rldIet ipcrcCn.
Sdwo Stca1, QGilltam Srp,
SbrItldn preE, Cjecr9e prrbf,
CScbn y. Dloicr, Dieter gEpdcff,
Charles s. Wartin, cjpbn Berger,
Saiomcn Ster9, ctame6 QS. Suffer-
Samuel @clecr, SriCorid gtcrp,
Cansl Sdnelcer &bGrIes 5frdmcrI
" 7. Guhc, cSdmr6 0d6cD,
Sefcpb Sd9er.
Suui 25. no6IP
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-20
Ne0tfet Q(mt.
9(n rie uuabtin9igen Stitnm9eter Yct
gedQ Sallrtu.

9ln nbie uuabk1n9igen Sti,nm9eter Ycn
2eda @allrtp.
Ter llntcrSeidnetc brfft SoF BIC 9trt unb
WciIe, ouf ipeId,e cr fir Die brei lr6tocrfcRcs
ncu Sabren bic pfid,ten ces 9Imtes ale 9tc:
offer Ucn QSilten perirtcr hat, suIeiuen Wit'
burger 70 prtt bcfriroi9cro mar, bn6 e6 fhicf'
lid, fir i'm lit, ncdmaI6 terUcr su trcten,
mno ihre liutcritilBuug fir on6 ndmlidle Slmt
fir Die nidifcn orct c3ohrcn su crbitteu. Gr
pferirt fdl bahcr ais Elm @anNoat, bri Der
ndAten an9cmcinen BabI, fir bas
Ste9tfterz9t mt
fir Qeta GaurtD. SIR Cd, Icltit fam er
MIR iagen, bne er biesuucr e6 fId, anocIeQcn
Iein lice, Die phid,ten ees simtes 0etreulih
uno unpartteiifdb aussuiben, uuo folGte cs
fein 9utcS Slid icn tpiccer crrpihIt Su tpcrs
ben 70 it es lcin Gcrfde, Dem Gfentliden
Snterefe 9streu Su blcibcn.
Stt9hnon @orh,
9IGentaun, SuIi 80. nabW
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-20
OefentltCte 9Sencu.

Srcitaq6 ben I5ten, uuo Samlfa9S ben 80.
9Iu9ut, an bciben 3a9eu lin 10 llhr 8ors
mtta9s, fclIcu am NauIc bcs llnter;eidneten
in Suo Whritbaa 3mInit,ip, 0eda @auntD,
fclgenoe 9Irtifcl auf GffcntliGlcr 8enou pcrs
fault perbcn, udmIih
4 Vfcree, rourn pcrtrefflihc Nilllert,
trcld'c ldDcrlid, in cieier GicNCno sI ltertrefs
fen finb, 10 Stiif Nino6uirh, ncruntcr 3
,Stitc nit Sfibcr iGnb, l6 Gtif Sdwrine, 8
Stnt Sd'nafc, eiu lrihter pfcrecslSa9en
unb 8ooby, pAioc II. @90cn Nfcroc9cihlrr,
S.eulctcru, NcI;idlittcu, cine Creid>maIdlne
mo errtrcfIihe 9lftreeacpaIt Spcrrs nno
SiHhfetten, Wiit' unc Socu9abeln, Cit nns
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cine Gag llhr nit Solten, Sefcn nit Nctr,
Better uuo gCttlaeen, Sdrpcts, Sccrctdr nipe
Surrou, riu gfs uno ;pct Snd,cnitrdnte,
eir RIeiecrfd'rauf, 3iid,c uno Stllhlr, Sdnf
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gRcGrob, Spiunrob, uub SHa1pci, gllta III
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uno &lid,en9erdtbIdoften 81 mcitIduftt9 Sn
mclecn.
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;ieben Qeccuft, fc wiro attcs otnc Glidtalt
pcrfduft tDeroen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-20
9lene lpcblfeile 0llter.

lStr babcn ioebcn ein 9rc6ee enforcement
bon Scmnier MHo Spdtjahrs 9nter Don 9teus
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tt'en prelier, pelhes nldIt febIcn fam ile Sl
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si)enb aus - @cifreifte, NlaiO uuS
gegerte fraHi0Gfthc GaBiruer8, Ntars
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apei1c uno braune Gtncn Srilting
ctno banrrneHen s3en9 fir S0eiclL
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stamn6, SDbinctt, Il. {. ~.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-20
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Ged)d SauntO.

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nit adtun9eUca ais Elm @ancirat an, fur bas
9fe9tfter> q mt,
bel Der ndd,ifcn fcmmencsn Wotl, une bite
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burd cine Wcbrbcit @uCrrr Stimmen gu be-
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leh, cas 9trit nit 3reue uno Su @uercr 3us
frieoenbcit, iberbaupt wjc e6 erforeert piro,
su ocrIebeu.
9tbrobam s3ie9enfuB.
Guli 30. nGbB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-20
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