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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
FROM MEXICO.

The Key West G'zette, Of the 18Th
March, has dates from Mexico up 10
The 26th Of February. The immediate
causes of The downfall Of Santa Anna
are detailed in long letter of irs Mex
lean correspondent, and translation Of
the charges brought against him by the
Chambers sitting as Grand Jurors, or
he 24lh ul'. Ii is supposed that Gen.
Canalzo will be shot, the Al,orpe,
General having urged capital punish
menl; whereas Bisadre, ex Minister OF
he defensive decree of the 29lh No
vember, 1914, and Of all the objeclons
ole ac's oF Santa Annals misgovernmen
will only receive ten years Danish
neDt,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
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HA YIi.

Advioes from Gonaives TO the lst Of
April confirm the rumors Of an apprehend
ed invasion Of the Republic by Herald, who
since his abdication Of the Presidency, has
been living in exile a, Jamaica. This
state Of things had occasioned the exercise
of extraordinary precautions on the part OF
The government, and numerous arrests had
been made. Some French Jesuits, who
arrived there in March, on the pre,ext to
an educational mission, were not permitted
to remain on the Island and had embarked
Tor France. The government had despatch
ed two envoys 10 Louis Philippe, to solic
a further delay for payment of the indie mn
ly due, meanwhile the French squadron
under Commander Lar,igue, continued /,
cruise of the ports ofthe Repu blc.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
RAILRoAD SPEED oUTDoNE.

Last Friday night, in the village of Wen
mana, N Y. (says she Onlario Messenger
Two lrishmen. attempting to draw water
rom well some fifty i've feet deep, LOST
the bucket After consulting it was agreed
that one should take hold Of the rope OF
chain, and The other by the wRdlass should
lowe, him Al the word ready off it
vent sure enough! The man It The helm
losing his hold on the windlass How
long Jemmey was travelling TO he 'regions
below is matter of conjecture among ,he
good people Of the village man above
was The frs, 10 break silence, who, alteI
s,raining bic eyes to catch glimpse OF hi,
lcomIade, exclaimed--'An' be-, ,dea
Jimney, an did We hit nywhere?'-Th,
reply of the man below, Aounderrg in tn,
water wac equally ludicrous -'Sure!' h,
lbubbered out, barring The wather; i's onI,
the bottom | struck, sure!' After the ma,
was restored TO terra frma. there wa
good deal of explanation, and The Who'll
was compromised a, merry sitting. =
Jimmey thinks if il were not for The homo
= Of riding he would great deal rather GO OF
ool.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

Nor DEAD, - ". l.. Moore, of Clear.
tield, whom repor, drowned in the Muncy
Dam, few weeks since, says ,ha. he has
good reasons 10 believe there is soma mis-
take in Inc matter, as he has now, and
for several weeks past, had sufficien
vitality about him 10 attend 10 the duties o
Post Master, but is afraid; unless the story
is conhadic'ed; that some Of his old friehd
will mistake him for ghos, whenever they
shall meet.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
1 MEXICO.

The latest accounts leom Mexico bring
'us advices of the receipt of the news Of the
passage OF the Annexation resolutions by
Congress. 1l,crealed considerable excite
.meni, and some violent speeches were
mad upon the subject in the Mexican
Congress Threa,s..of war were made with
as much readiness as if they had nothing
else to do but TO declare is, 10 induce oul
government, throogli fear, TO resclnd The re
solu,'o ms But it was generally y6elieved tha
ii would all end in smoke.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
A SINGULAR SUICIDE.

We learn from New Haven paper
Iha, man named Beecher attended The
polls on the 7Ih instant, and voted.
He left for home about noon ,&unharnes.
I'd his horse as usual. While eating hi
Inner, he told his wife that it was the
! Isl meal that he should ever ea'. I'm.
mediately after dinner, he took his gun
and said he was going out TO shoot a
squirrel. He proceeded about fifty rods
from his house, went into coal hut,
pulled off one Of his boots, and either
-at or lay down and raised his head up
20 that he held the muzzle Of the gun
10 his neck, and fired it with his feet.
His wife soon followed, and found him
lead.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
A NEW PROPHET.

1, is rumored that the Mormons are
soon 10 have another prophet. Brig
ham Young says that he has lately had
an interview with Joe, who declared his
determination TO sppoio, Orson Hyde
his successor, according 10 the pl DIVISIONS
IN the Book of Covenants. Hyde (ssys
The Warsaw signal will make wor
by successor to Joe,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

We perceive, in The New York papers, a
call for Convention of persons friendly TO
the abolition OF capital punishment, to be
held in that city on the Monday Of aoni'
yersaty week. which is the 5.h of May.
The csIl'is signed by the Hon. Vice Chan
ceIlor McCoun, and John l.. O'SulIivan,
Esq. We hope this call will be responded
to. Recen, events have aroused the atten
ton of the public 10 the real character OF
this barbarous penalty, SO disgracefu to q
a country claiming 10 bo civilized and
Christian.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
STRANGE DISEASE.

A very singular conlsgion has broken
out in Vslatie, small village in Coum.
ba County, New York. 1t dlScolours
lhe face 10 greenish cast, the eyes lose
lheir usual expression, and have vacant
stare, The voice becomes husky the
memory vanishes, and The conversation
becomes confused, and set Of incohe-
rent sentences jumbled together, with
out order and without meaning. The
strength leaves and the form dwindles
away to skeleton. The person attack
ed raves like maniac, and The doctors
have been unable 10 do any Thing for
them. The informant sales that every
person wears an alfrighted countenance
and if it does not soon stop its ravsges
the whole town will be inhabited by
lunalicsl None have died from it as
yet, but numbers are afflicted with
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

ReUivai ofMe african Stare Irqde
by Gre0t Britain = British Gui0n@'-- -
The Roger Stuart Emigration Trans
port, which was chartered al the person.
Al risk of about asif dozen genIlen'e"
in Berbice, arrived few days ago iro"
Sierra Leone, with 34s emieranIs' s'% :
had $50 when she lef! Africa. so 'hat
only two died immigration Agent, IL
4perars that the total number Of imn'..
grants on whom bounty has been paid
and who have come 10 The colony from
he 18Th February, ls4l, 10 3Olh De-
ceWber last, amounts TO ll.62I VI
this number Berbice has received 2,o7o.
- -Bermuda Mraid, MarcA 81, as.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

Missouri The Legislature of Missouri
at its last sesson, passed 600 acts. 1t Is
good testimony of the improvement Of the
people of that STATE, that the character OF
the laws enacted The past session evinces a
higher moral tone in The Legislature than
has distinguished their predecessors. Some
very odious laws have been repealed and
some new ones passed which furnish evi
dence Of advancing civilization. Among
the things they refused area proposal 10 sell
the States stocks in the bank; propose
TO rereve the States proportion of the
proceeds Of the public lands, proposal t,
allow the Supreme Court of the State TO si
once year among the $4,000 people oI
ST, Louis county, proposal 10 commemor
ale Daniel Boone by monument.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
NEW POST OFFICELAW.

The Postmaster General is preparing
TO carry The new posl-olfice law into es.
ecution. lie has advertised for Us 600
balances for the various posl.office, in
the United States, constructed on a nlan
best calculated TO ascertain the weiph,
Of letters, and other msiIsbIe m,lTr,
from half ounce TO eight ounces, ur.
der The post Office law Of 81 Mach.
lS15'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

Gen. Jackson, has written an answer 10 q
letter addressed TO him and presenting him
with the sarcoph sgus brought from Syria,
by Com. Jesse ID. Elliott Of the U. g. N
He expresses his thanks for the honor
intended, but declines accepting it, as he
has prepared aa humble depository fol
his mortal remains by the side Of his wife
1t is said of the General, that the PIesi.
dent while on his way to Washington, cal
ed 10 see him al the Hermitage, and tc
bid him farewell in all probability, for the
Ias, time. AS they we're about parting, the
General, holding his friend with warm
grasp sf the hand, remarked with grea
Emphasis Sir, shall never see you AGAR
n this world but do your duty like mat
nd we will meet in Heaven
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
PIRACY.

The Baltimore Patriot says: 'The
Grand Jury Of this Court have found
indictments agsns, Capt. John S. Pen.
ile,on and others Of his crew for piracy.
they were brought home some time
ago, it will be remembered, from h
Coast OF Africa, where it is alleged they
we're engaged in the slave trade. Their
case will probably, come up for lria
turing next week.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
HORRID.

On Wednesday last, in new York,
Ann Fagan, little girl aged IL or l2
years, went 10 the steam saw mill in
Attorney street, near Kivlngton, to
to gather chips and shavingS, and while
engaged her clothes were enlsngled il
some Of The machinery and her body be.
ing drawn in, she was so dreadfulIy
crushed that she died soon afterwards.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

The steamboat Canada ran on rock
in Alexandra Bay ,37 miles from Kings
ton, on The lst inst. The boat being
under fall headway at the time ran
nearly half her length on the rock, and
now lies in that position with her bows
foot ou, of water. No lives were osl
but all efforts to get the boat off were
useless.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
AN UNEXPECTED SHOCK.

A large collection Of persons were assem-
bled last week in the Universalisl meeting
al Barnard, VI. TO hear an Experimental
Lecture op Professor Morse Telegraph,
Galvenism, Electricity, &c. &c. from Col
lus Wright, Professor OF Natural Science.
Jus, al the close of the lecture. . gallery,
on which the Professor was standing, with
about one hundred and Gfly persons, with
all his apparatus, came down with tremen
dous crash. The lights we're at the same
momen. ex,ngushed, aud some in the
fright jumped cut of the window, the gen
eral impression being that it was caused by
an explosiod of some OF his magnetic ap
paralus. One man, scrambling from thu
ruins, exclaimed, 'well, he gave US terrible
shock that time AS soon as order wa'
restored, it was found that no one wa:
seriously injured, though all of them wer'
more or less scratched and bruised.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
FROM TEXAS.

The Red River Republican learns
from gentlemen direct from Texas that
the most populous settlements through
which they passed were in fever OF
joy at the passage ofthe Annexation res
buttons. When the news reached Siu
Augustine, cannon were fired and pub.
tic meetings were held in celebration OF
The event.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
CONFEDERATION IN CANADA

Nearly half Of the town Of London in
Canada Wesl, was consumed on Sunday
the l3 nsl. The fire broke out in the
Robinson Hall Hotel, about noon, while
most Of the inhabitants were attending
Divine Service, and before It could be sub
dued reduced 10 ashes four squares ant
portions Of three others, covering an are
Of about Ihniy acres Of ground
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
DEATH OF THE OLDEST MAN
IN VERMONT.

On the slst ult. Mr.. Benjamin Bushs
lied at Greens boro,' at the ex,raordi-
lsty age Of one hundred and fTfleeo
years. He was native Of Old Swan
zsy, Mss. We have no sccount of
my person in Vermont attaining be.
yond LOG years of age.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

The Mayor o; Pn,sburg, has issued a
Proclamation recommending FRIDAY the
ls'A inst, 20 ne observed by the ctizens oil
Pi'lsburg,'ss day Of Humiliation, Fasting
and PTayer;& thai the respective ,Churches
be requested to hold public worship after
lheir usual manner, or tha, day, in rela
ton to the destructive calamity with which
ii Ihas vplsssed the Almighty God 10 visi
our devoted ti'y.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
A GENEROUS PRESENT.

The treasurer Of the fund a, Pillsburg,
acknowledges The receipt of $500 from Ibe
Hen. JAMES Buchanan, Secretary Of State
Thisis an example worthy Of imitation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
CHANGE OF FORTUNE.

The ,Pntsburg Post says: During a
few heuts' attendance al one of the depots
where provisions were stored, we served
several persons who, on Thursday mora
ing las,, owned good houses, and lived
comfortably, and who came with sacks
and baskets togel few pounds Of foar
Gnd bacoa.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

fin Opinion about Marriage "A wick.
ed bachelor once said, no matter whom you
marry, you would afterwards that you
had married different person.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

The barque Bashsw arrived a, Boston
.on Saturday, having on board IL emsn
clpaied slaves consigned to the Hon. J
&C. Pdfrey, Secreisry Of Stale.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

Mr.. Weiss Of New Orleans, has Invented
q compo'idon that resembles, with gres'
accuracy, iheIhness polished Italian mar
Ible.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

The Magnetic Telegraph has been de
scribed as a thing with wire nerves. stune
with lightning.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

Legal costs in trial OF the Elan
agsns 476 "a
Expenses Legislature, $4,000 90
Public Printing.&c. $4,000 90
Expenses Revenue Commits
sioners. 2as6 o5
Guarantee 10 Bale Esgs and
Spring Creek Navigation
Company $4,000 90
Guarantee to Tioga Navigation
Company 5,l25 AZ
Guarantee TO DanvIlc g. Potts
vile Railroad $4,000 90
Contingent expenses OF depart
ments, 4,e7o 90
Balance due Bank Of Pennsyl
vsnia on cash pay menIs Of
interest 8 1874 O2
Militia expenses (e) 5000 00
For supplying public buildings
With water, 600 OOI
Vsrons small items 205 55
Whole amount Sl,s35,779 80
(a) The salary OF The Librarian here
after TO be $500.
(6) The salary Of the Judges of the
District Court of Lancaster shall hereafter
be bu, $1,000.
(c) Tie warrants TO be apporloned &C
|cording TO The taxable inhabitants in each
accepting dislriei, and no country 10 be
per milied TO draw mole than has been
paid into the treasury by such county
for Sta'e purposes.
(d) No damages hereafter to be allowed
for the burning Of any house or oIer tene
menl by sparks from locomotives on any
Of The State railroads where such house has
been erected since the introduction and use
oil locomotives on such Dads.
(e) All militia expenses contracted
since the passage of the act Of 26th
April, 1874, 10 be paid ou, Of the military
fund as provided in that act.
Tie bill also provides for funding the
certificates for in,eres, on the State debt,
and contains several provisions TO enforce
Ihe act Of last year 10 reduce the expenses
of!he militia system.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-29
O~ GeDct DtGr ! go
Sehr rpblfci(e SpItjotr6 gSoarCn

Senr lcDhtfctlc SpdfIaNro gSaarCh.
Gic llntcrScidncteu mclltru chrc,tictioit
ihre Sunbcu uu6 Sa6 Nubttum I'M 2Ill9emer
ncu bCnadrtdtt9cn, eoR ilc tcrben pnn 9tru'
Dcrf uno phjlaccIphia ;urud 9cfcbrt Tno, nII'
no Gte ihre Spdtjabr6 Gjutcr ctnQcfduft b0s
ben, ole fe dcQCnm6rt0 oil lhrcu Stchr AM
ucrewclilid,cn @dt oc6 Wdrft VtCrrds in SIIs
Gcntam CrofuCn. Gicicltc brltchcn aus CT
nem 0rc6en enforcement alCr 9lrtcu trcdcncr
QG1arcn, GjrrScrctcn, &c, ais :
Gin all9clncinc6 9(Nprtemcnt ORou6ltn
&c 0atns, Slip &C g1ln6 Galdmicr
&c @p6e, 9ltpmcra Sud- fir Sa@
men 9lnSllge, 9llpacN II. Sing
bdnl5 = 9Gpu6lin &C Gain,
Shjtct, 9Jtertno, ihlporSe
mo nelmoot9esf1rtIge
Shalrl6, jece 9lrt Seire,
fltr Src6c6, Sattret oon 25
Gents 81 81 y. Y)drb, 0llc 9(rs
tell Sa6tnlcre, 9emetne llro fight
rirte QSclttno6 non alien Sencnnuns
gen. Gin 9rcber Scrrath fctneS sud- &c.
Tcrner. - Cine Ichr id,Gncr uno fcr9'
f6ltig aue9rnGbltcr 8rrratb 6 a t t un c,
70 tpic ein 9rcscs enforcement aneerer Guter
su sabIreid, bier an;usei9en.
Sbior Waaren fIno &c i'm Stano irhr bil'
lia ob,nieBcn, II. fIe 9etruuen ftt su tehaup'
ten, has nod nismal6 iii 9IlIcntaun ein fir
ben Sdufcr portbeiltoftcrer Str6 Waaren
gum @crfduf anoetcten murec. 9fufct bahrr
an, &c f6uneu Gudb ale, uno Slpar un9Idnbs
lid biGi9, befrieciocn.
Grim unb Genin9er.
Sctcbcr l., nq3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-29
G'imc 2ScrIc9mn9.
9iotOots SrcfcDsr,

OdlIbota : S>dnSlcr III Der St1St 9lls
lelltaltll,
NRadt hermit ietneu Sreuneen uno ct1em
9eehrtcn publifum Iberhaupt ole 9lnSet9e,
Sae er fctncn SooIihcf auf Die dnccre Setc
Der NamiItcn Straee, uuo spar beinnhe &C.
Qcniber pcn no er oeuIclbcu friiber bate,
perI:ot bat, alIrpc or tnmer Cinen 9rcsrn
8crratb pcn Sretter uuo gauhcls after
9lrtcu auf SNonb bolteu wtro, - irtu jcetacr
8crrdth 1T defenders Gin pprtrefflid)er uno
beitcht inter anbcrcm aus {:
@clbs uno gEci6pctnt Tlccr SoarbS,
Noplar Scarps, Sc1ntltn96 uno
Nlanfen WtdpelsScorb6 II. Scant,
ltn9s, Sirf6en Sparb unb Nlanz
fen Semlcf Sens SCdntltn96,
CSoiceS, Gdfter5, @fben Wanfcn,
Gdtthcl 0etter Sdume, uno tibet
haupt ale 9lrten Sretter, SauholS,
Nfpifen, gatten uno Sdtnocln,
weItes saes er 9eicnucu 1T icbr rppblfcil
su pcrfaufen.
SNlde paher Die berartiac 9rtifclbraud,en,
pcrcen mcM tbun, meun fIe bel ihm onrufrn
unb bieiclbc beiehrn, FIR tpeldcs nidts an3e'
rehnet perben icn.
@r III bnnfbar fir 9encsene Guneihaft II.
.piro iid) burh billiee 9lreiic uuo quite 9lrtt'
fel fernerbin oiclcIbe au er,pcitcru luhen.
Natban SreI6er.
Nlrntaun, Suli 2. nqbr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-29
Ofcn S(bmteperet.
9sGtlrom 2onfcuichlGocr,

modt icincn SrCuncen uno eiuem nccbrten
'pubIfum ubcrboupt Gle ginSclqe, ooe eI iril
@jeiddft nod, INNER an feinem alien Stauo:
plate III Der 6nniiItrn GtrnRr, ccm Stchr
ocs Sorn. 9Sctcr Gubcr 9cgcnntcr fcrtbetrritt,
ollmc CT 9e9rnmdrti9 cin 9rreeres mb Idl6ne.
rc6 2lTCrtemcnt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-29

EzZE<dlssEzz> Dde puelttlim DtrO nler'
1hlIzsssSs1S5 burd, i'm s!H9emeinen be-
slIskGHS nad,rihti9et. oos Inter
scid,ncte ca6 Wnidltnen Wad'er @eiddft
nod, immer einc 3bhre 1licIid Ucu cem OitIi'
d,en @dc Der Samiltcn uno Samc6 Str0ecu
in 9Iacntauu, unb Hdbe bel SNdaenbud,'s 6
Wirtb6bau6 betreltcn. Sic hoben otlc Dir
ten 4:Yfcroc, ,Wald,nen, Gle baucrbdft pCrfcrs
ti9t Ino unb quite 9Irbcit perrtdtcn. Wfdn
fam Td, eincu Sc0riff oapcn MAIDEN, pcrn
aemeIcct mirc, Sae mir I'M lCBten Gobr G3
perfduftcn, pctcbc nidlt 50 mcrtb 9Iusbeees
run9 r6tbiq batten, uno Su9leid wtrc cs flar
ode rid)t otel Numbu9 oaran 1T. 9Str has
ben es MIR nctbi9 ctucr pcricn cHe W'aitt'
nc III Qebcn, uuo bann hai er cine quite - er
braud,t nid,t 4 ceer 5. Sc III feline Giefabr
bas unIcr 9rcecs Hao brid)t, uuo cabrr f6ns
men mir fir Die Sidhcrheit teeelbcn Qerne btirs
oen. uno 4 pferoe GicpaIte pcn erter
@ute uno meId,e icbr lcid,t ldufcu, wcreen
INNER ouf joanc 9cbaItrn unc bafnr 9nt9cs
(prcdirn
9llr bic ctioe 9lrtfcl merren 1cbr bili9 ab'
qcicet, unb mir 9ebcn ir9eno elmer perICn Gle
&iclc0cnbcit bieiclbe su prcbircn che ic eiefcIs
be fault, H. mehr fam Der Sdufcr nid,t pers
lNhHtH. Vull H'lp wv HhV ut'NN'' lbl Wv"
iclbit uuo prcbirt mfcre WdidItncn iommt
65ewaIten uno mir flibIcu ilbc9cuat, bae ibr
bamt fetr wchl ;ufrieccn irin nerrct.
Sic ffnb bonfbor fir 9enreene Iiterole
uno 9eoenfen IId oieIrbe, burd
btlIQe preiIe uno unibertrefflid, quite gIrtifel,
bieicIbe mod um pieIes su crWciteru.
Genus q. Suflep.
SO. 9. 9pcwc 4, SI8cnt.
cSuli O. uo69P
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-29
Sabr9an9 18.
I S.,N9s ltnp 9Olept;tncn.
Wfr lluter,eid,nrte mnfItc ri

Gtr lluter;eitncte wpIte cbrer,
ssWttg(f bic 9IufmerfIamfcit bon Sfdu.
+ fer ouf lciuen drc6cn Strf rid,tcn,
. peld,tn or init ieinem befdnntcn Qlls
Eeihmad Cpeld,er nioht ilbertrctfcn rers
Fam, cbIhcn er cs Icltft fn0t) aueoes
II bat, uno peld,er mad, llnterfud,uno baS
te enforcement @ltcr in frinem Sad, in
FSuD IN iId) be9rcift Curh Iein SDlfcm,
liter in fehr 9rceen Guantitdten ,u fdufen,
10 od er nit einem 9crirqen prcfit sufricben
Et 1T or IN Den Stano 9elebt wcbIfciIer, ale
kaepo Elm dneeres @tablhemeut in bieIrn
IN honeelno, su oerfaufen, II. mas mcbr
fine 8unoen chne 9lusnahme perIIhcrn
eds Ole bon ibm gefduften @htcr immer
9ibfas ftnbcn,-eine 9hdtI1he bic pies
d @nnften feines @eId,ma6s uno ben
9en preiIen fprldt, uno neld,cs bieicls
5ceesmal Sn Suneen madt, nadrem ile
@riferal on9erufen haben. 0ie6 ers
ttert natiirlih Ieinen Saneel un9laubIih
Bnen. Rnfct an uno fduft, uno ibr pcreet
pen toe er rcd,t 1T uno cnB er Elm 9rcs
enforcement bat, INN caraus su mGhlcn.
r Nno bic pret(e auf eini9c ieincr SIrtitcI /:
infer @laS, 8 bel 10, 3u 81 1S per
Vcr-10 BET IL, 81 81 so per Ycr;
SletlpctB periI6ert fir $1,000 ron
lerfter @lte 81 ictn, 81 81 IS ras
100 Dfunb ; Seffer fpaniiber CSns
|bt9o gu 80 Gents ba6 4Nfunc; Can't
Fphcr 3u 3S Gents roS Nfuno ; Cas-
for Scbl 81 IS Gents per @alIcn
p ancere Sitter i'll prcportcn. slaes pirt
FGtert Ssfrteoi9un9 gu 9cbcn, OScr frin
ksrfauf.
Gbm1rb Gple
BrcebdntIcr in Oru9s, McriSincn &C., So.
81 Rarft Straee, pbilocelpbia.
T. S.-Ger llnterjethnete brruft iTf nit
Freuhen dnf irqenb eincn fciner pielen Run.
|rH, fin tic SrnaItguE9 Der Snalt:Gtcu Hne
breiicu
Septcmbcr "a. rq3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-29
G1 3ere { II.
2lucntaun, Suli so.

Gin 9rcses enforcement @rcSrreicn, ols ;
Sieu Orleans uro 3uferhaus WirlaficS, sos
MIC Sprup, ale 9rten @ofee gu alien prei'
Zen, Smperal Mno Youn9 NDlcn Qtee, pOn
Der belien GuaGtdt, Hdrbeilcd, nrblt ntelen
anoern 9Irtifelu, loeben crbaIten uno bllll9
81 uerfaufrn bel
Grim nnS Genin9er
Sctctcr I, nq3m