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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

II Dir. CIREHrcH gives his second Ilustra
tive Lecture OF Scottish Minstrelsy al the Society
Library his ereraias. The Songs Of Burns viii be
The particular subjec, of the Lecture and some of
the best of them will be sung as no other man among
us knows how 10 sing them. Mr.. CIirehugh de-
serves more numerous, though he could hardly
ask respectable or intelligent audience, than
that which l.sisned TO his tirst enisLlainmeni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

~ The Chamber Of Commerce of Savannah
has memorialized Congress il favor OF Reduction
OF Postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

GEN JAcKsoN-At the late Presidential election,
according TO the Missouri Republican, Genera!J Jack
son presented his ticket aud said, in emphatic a
tone "a he WAS capable of assuming. 81 vote to1
Polk. Dsllas and Terms" The manner and the ir-
tent was not lost upon stern old Wing who was
standing by, and who Immediately presented his
ticket, exclsipipg as he did so, And l. Dir. Judge,
vote for Clay, Freiinghuysen, and THE CsIoN.'
RHODE IsLAND.-The Legislature of Rhode ISL
and assemblss on Wednesday next at Providence.
United States Senator is TO be elected, and the
petition Of Sullivan Dorr ard others, for the liber
alton of Thomas w. Dorr, considered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

PAgDoyIsG PowER.-Governor Porter has par.
dored since he has been in power Il years. Go
criminals, OF whom % were convicted of murder, Is
of mansaughter, and l6of burglary. 1t is said The
number of those convicted OF minor crimes, who are
pardoned, is much greater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

70 Henry C. Bosler, Esq. Z. s. Marshal for the
Western District OF Pennsylvania, died Of ape
ple1y on TIE 26lh ulE. al his residence in Meadve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

BALL OF THE CITY GuAKp.-The Annual Soree
of this first class Company is come off on the 18th
Instant at Niblos. These Balls of laie years have
been TIE most delightful reunions, and have com
binsd all that beauty, music, bdiiancy of decora-
lion and gentlemauly courtesy of the Managers
could offer TO make an evening pass most pleasantly
away. The coming Ball, judging from the arrange
meats in progress, will exceed its predecessors in
the attractions Of the ballroom.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
CARRoLLToN WEDNESDAY. JULY 2. 1916.

years, on land and On sea. II has been
the theme Of an hundred patriQs bards.
and has been eloquently alladed b II e.
rope andsin the Uaited States. by nany q
the most able and stannch sta.eszea Il
either hemisphere
The time l. not remote when tbs "a
diant star will occupy place in that hriighi
constellation which sheds halo Of ebry
over millions Of free. enlghsened and hap
Py people. Nor Is the time remote wAea
the name and virtues Of Jszzza Trozazsz
viii be recorded in the history e shess
United States, in characters rs Srighk ard
unfadlng, as thai star itself W
Ga. Recorder.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
MISSISSIPPI DEM 0CRAT
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
F.. C. JONES & j. DURDIN.
TERMs.

TERMS:
Be DOLLARS per annum, payable invariably
ADVANCE, or Two DoLLARs for six months
b subscription taken for less time than six
onths. Single copies, ONE DIME.
ERTIsEMENTs inserted at the rate Of One
Dollar per square of TEN LINES or less, for
be first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS for each
Continuance. All Advertisements must be
parked with the number of insertions requir
I'd, or they will be published until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
Political circulars, or notices for the benefit
pf individuals or companies, charged as adver-
isements. Articles of a personal nature,
when admissible, at double the above rates
md payment required in advance.
Announcing candidates-TEN DOLLARS fol
state or District, and FIVE DOLLARS fol
County Offices, to be paid in advance.
Job Printing delivered until paid for, except
10 those with whom we have regular dealings
No variation from the above rates, in any
base whatever.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

A Kiss on PAFER--DcSceni wita ne
10 the bridal Sal0on- There stands ne
holy man. We proceed IN ~orser de. =
and forming that s'opsn hne," wAich ne
yer looks 50 beautiful as % such al g.
casion, hear the vows that bind toeesAer
two living hearts Silks rustic. kiSses
ech, diamonds g'eam-fairy voiees uz-~
muir around. By the way. that kissing s
a pleasant business. Il Is hsgAly con
mendsd Of S.. Paul; and thocgh I nay.
as that worthy Apostle once spske e Nm
self, "Speak IS fool yes. 1 am goin<
to make a hitherto uninterrupted literary
effort. trust il will Be ~well ct up.-
am going 10 DO what The wiss Solonca
said could mol be done namely, describe
something new. Tbs IS the ace e IN
prcvement- SLa6ies and genllenen. staai
back and YOU shall see las q Prpc-.
Don't be increduious- | wil give Yea he
sound in types Lissens Nhea to pairs
OF affectionats lips are placed sageshsr -
the intent Of oscillation, the asiss prodar-
ed, IS something this-ePo-sG'rs<P-st 80
and then the soend tapers oE 50 solty
and SO musical, that 10 letters can % II
iustice-bas this Is 4 6igression- II say
one thinks my descripsSoa Is insPerfsSf, -
him szrPGss II il he eans
A young spark visited yoaag ia6y
whom ne proposed addressing. Sspper
was announced. and uush AID niik were
about to be sci before him. AaosAer lover
more fasoared and & lonzsr sf.s8ag
made his appearance; uPoa rs he dlsAes
which were previously oa he taSie uere
wi;hdrawus and afler eoossisrahle delay,
more elegant repast was served up--
The irst visitef vas called uprn - sag
grace. he performed the task a. fsllowss
i ~Greal Lord be PRAISED
am amazed,
To see how things have men1ed,
/ Since paund cake and tea,
Il For supper | see.
/ Where mash and niIk we're inten1ea
"Whag DO yon ask or tbs article ?" 81.
Obadiah 70 madrss ycenx Ms IN e..
Of cur shops. aF1l1sen sAaknxa. sirL-
i Is a Superior article. @fonara III
dear, are yoa notl'' sad OAa3s.A- Way
al the yoang mea tel ne So rsPke'
she, dropping Der eyes ard ehasAiag.
MY hunorous TREAD calls uerealss
; nan midwife b sal 80 e huslness
) because BE bad ~ krsire lzke4rz.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

: Ariseee<szs e Grsek. gave. 49,.
u1oa q me wowan. wkscA No.. ~.
hos Translated iass Larsas 49,
fa-Gesz esfs s<zlizr $50. fs-ms sss.---
: Dressed. sAs 3 Ae1zfFais u.Srsssea -
: hsSs.y's AZ
A Negros i1ea cf isre. =, ~, hx
Psihas. oee e tAe Elhssess. $3.50
: Al. nrggers | seig .s 4 var - II &
sis1ts estwsea TIE NJ korkxA~.s eakes.
ant al Dc ike sngss ua< Po<sa' 6s~a
asses uPoa ne =
A FreoeA writer las p'ezz,ady "a.
: tcr he Pertrzifz-e C wozza. ae "a
sac1id Ae ga6e q peacocks EsalAsr snd
re iak tye& wssA sAs tsss Ersa hss.er-
~ ; visg~
"A edisor sc@ewkere ADVISES v-z--
PecPae - Eet m2rEse1 u - kars sizes.
eecaase vAea t~o Persc1s a-e s-a5e e..
4 cav ecsls asczs hah IS zscA - i've
TIE sdlscr osghs - kavs = Pises e Ps.is.
~rhoa ar Ike ~ rrss q tke wursa
A@ys lie leseis. featA--s. a,l ss.k. ara
nore - tks7 tAan he zaa sA<y sSosa-
gsny Pocr sla4<s iock say u = vs,vei
scahear4.@
AEiicissos are seat ~ c.. cav =
eus tAe eorts uAscA hss6 - - earsA. thz'
Ike he baIcoo. C1r sPiries nav rzse izsr
a Aighsr sad P1Esr as@osFA<-e-"
Never r~isscs n tie zixsc-s=zes c.
OiAers--sAs slo.--s @sy ss raissag wAicA
al OVERSEES yczr PssP>~tA
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
FROM xzs- SOzroS's ~ vstrzK e. r0Ezs.
THE VISIONARY PORTRAIT.

As BY his lonely hearth he safe.
The shadow OF Esice=e dream
Passed Ger his heats-dlscs1salats
Hishcme cid seea-
Comfort in vain vas spread srcgn3.
For something SUI ~as -antias ssaaas
Therefore be thsught Ct sse uA0 aisAs
Forever n his prsssnes sta y.
Whose dream shcaH be ef IN ~ nisAf.
Whose smils shOzld be 81 lin ~ days
And the sweet vision, vagas and iar,
Rose On bis fancy Ike star.
''Lst her be yoaay. yet net n ehl3.
Whose hgAt and iaexperssncea =irtA
l. al too winged aal to VIA
For sober earth
Too rainbO~-hke such 1irtA saPear.
And fades asay in nissy tears-
g Let you;h's frssh roe ssia s-ntiy b,-oz
Upon her smooth and as-ny ekeeks
Yet lee a saaaOx, not o. gloo1.
Bat s0ft and meek.
Tel that sone soFrow shs bath kaowa,
Thoash bot a sorrow o. her eva.
"Lst herbe fan Of quist sraee.
Not sparkling with saasiea gio9.
Brighrning her Parely ehiseied ace
AMI placid bro~.
Not radiant % the Strangers eve
A creature easily passed by-
"But who, o1ce seen, wifh uatoH rs<e-
Forever haunts the yeaFsing hxart.
Raised from the sro~d tie seiLa1c ASsr
To dwell apart.
All sainted and enshrined % be
ae idOi OF oar me@eE9 -
AID SAs let Mar ee4STnans-
II hath a sweet and gsatls souad
At which M gl.ries dear - fane
Cone erswdins Founis
Bot which tire dreaning heart ees1il<s
With holy thoegats and soz-eA0la saii<ss
- Win. rss~~s , --eeti-.s,. ---.--=s-4-=-.
And love. the sane IN JOY and trarS
And gushing intercourse o. mand
Throagh aithfal ysa.s
On. dream Of so1stAing ball aisia~.
Be realize nortal-asd - @ias.H
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

We le.ra tat ne SzPrs1s Cszrf a -
asg tern Secite1 "a - FRYE b1zklag
Lav, - ar as / as.Aorz.ss sz~ars.sioes
fzr earryisx @ ~ h-zsaszs e. kaakiaE. y
u.eensli1s'isaa s.3 vesA IN i. TfA
This i q new eAapesr il Ne his,nry e
cennaa Aw expeas6erN Tee eAartsred
Bsaks-ersry one e uAiSA sxsst ia oPea.
uanssa xss1zfsoa e t4e Coazar.Eua e
As C.iled Saiss-9re &oeAEless vsry 80
pcr insdnzicas n ~ syea e - S1rrs1s
CsuEs e the Sz4ss e Nes Yurks ~ -
holy e eirlzees = exeres1e az3 e1rzy
ca - hesi.eas q eaakie<. u,3er re
eankieg Ne. - 4 $685. uzcn.snssis'an
1n3 voe3. TAs = Krssf eeneey-
TU s Isus.-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
THE FIRST BANNER OF THE SINGLE STAR.

THE FIRST BANNER OF THE SINGLE STAR.
The first banner of the Single STAR
that was unfurled in Texas was made and
presented TO the " Georgia Battalion in
November, 1885, BY Miss JOANNA TRoUT-
MAN, of Knoxville, Georgia. 1t was a
white silk flag, with a sky blue star Of five
points in the centre. on either side. ali
BERrY OR DEATH" was beautifully inscrib-
ed on the one side, and the following latin
motto on the other" Ubi ibcrtas habi-
tate, III noStra patriG est. -
On the 9Th January, 1886. this banner
was unfurled at Velasco, and floated gal
lantly during the day in front of the Anne
rican hotel.
On the 9th of March, 1886, It was hoist
ed to the top of the flag staff. within the
walls of Fort Labahia Tor Goliad,) on the
reception of the courier ~ho conveyed 10
that station dispatches announcing that
"d Declaration of Teran Independence
had been salemnly made and signed +" BY
all the members of the general Conven
ton. at the town of Washington on the
I'd instant"
| OuSt AS AutS OCaulAt0t AAACtttEAA0 u fCtAt1lk
chivalry had reached the top of the flag
staff, violent blast of wind caused il d
become eniangIed among the cords By
which /; had been elevated, and by an in
Ijudicious attempt to disentangle il. il wa
torn 20 pieces. It's fragments were lef
fluttering in the breeze, where smal
portion remained until the Mexican arm.
had evacuated the country.
The first Congress Of Texas declares
that the q single star of five points" shoal
occupy place upon their national Gag
All the government and county seals hav
it engraved upon them; and the first pre-
missory notes that were issued by that &C
. [verDment, bore it upon their face. Eve
the SITTER sex evince their ens;se appruba
ton Of this beautiful emblem. By workin
: il most exqnisisely upon their fiaest BEE
2 quilts counterpanes, &c.
3 The Banner Of The Single STAR hs
fOated triRmph0ntly for he last Mn
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

MExzcAN RoszrES-ta uel crEazizs
ed roxernn<ng sA-re AVS are ezfcroc5.
hssA~ay roSh<rses set1uz= ccrzr. ard wASz
tAry are earrsed ca ui.A izrzzisy. thrrr 8
scnethssg urcag IN tAe =ra sppci.seS -
preserve crser, AID i-szre psA,-c szSstys
Few travel tie rad 6roz Yea c-= -
Mexsrs ws,As1f Seazg rsso<1. ~ ~ 49,
marsc aSeas evsr ca P@Ss 49, roa2 ~lsA-
ext enccsssrriag = sPeesai sz.1 e L.
&rpz<s asa keiag rceeea Es.e-aily q IS
noaeV kas aigays e rs Perers-tcr tAc
sirz,se rsaSoa tAat tA@ Gsveraa<zs as~lf
aoes his kia3 Ct rsASery ~ 3rFz<y - -
cone acSaaiased wilA ne seerst or1-rS q
their respective GsTe-a=soEA NJ Ez.i-
ost. he BgssizA eAarEs Fzzaires. ka3 al
Is 3ccare---.ss al sar--aA.s ~ = A.-.xu
parse tak<s iron sAale ca Is 1890 -
llhs C4z=l ~ aa3 Msxlce N FecsTsnzg
/ Texas.
General waSly Thszpsca. ne A=e-
rscan Masses. As roeSea e =se<y szd
paPers Hss 1ceey tAs Gsxers=<ss e.
lfere3 b rsfa-.. - he s<rer reecseret
rs purse. NF. SA1sscss tAs he A@en-
Ican usiassser. x1z rsoeeet. ~, NJ. CzsAla<.
ear uainisser - C4iaa was reSse3. Ccz-
zcSare Ros.er Is aazs stc4=ei ky 60
q ne b4ss. bus - 49, IN AID sAe rzs
tcok - aigAs
CASES AVE keen kecwa wAsrss, IA
e i1porzEce h4re Aeec r-ASc1. sccoa3-
Inc - cr3e-. sn3 $50 tA~sr Arrival - Nsx-
Sra, eonP,aiae3 Ct tAeir tzrre kaSses. as3
he Gcsernneei. fAca-A 80 kzcsia<
iaat he loss Vas trskzx. havs res1s-ed tAs
san ci4in<1 II sAe Gexsrs@eas ussAes
q gain 4 nan. 80 has 81 ~ tg<ay
doaslacas. ny say. ycsi kaVe ~ Sxsesa
Aaadred esge1erns an1 4 Ae asseslk. Ky
Pay IN acrzrdis<,y.
Tie Gcssraneas ich~rss is xysirz e
roShery and esptsaage. whscA prevails sx-
tensiseiy n oia $40 q yea wssh -
p4z safely fson GsSralt.r . Ma3rs4 az1
Esi - - ro>S<d % - wsy-sAs akes.
metAcd = = ceatrset wilk lAe C.F>.sn e
ean1 e sz.ggierz. sz3 - - eeAvsr
va s.iely Sc ssisz,ase& So a ttr<s-
aian oece Fassis< fron Cat<< - >ersle.
as ssspp>a &c ne rsa3 ~ a $50 q gea-
. ltiemaa roAbers go kcrrow~d sxery sAlaS
he haA azd tA<n PoAEely o4srst - ls4a
49, s1Hsciees q kls osa u,>aey - carry
kiza en- rs ways Ne Sese-zz<1s 60 ee
) wSll e sassly a&raislsssred uAea tAees-e
~ - iascssei ~ rsAb<rs. aa1 Al tke -
ergies e tAe hs.ess pecpie 81 Asxf-c
shoa& es Sirerssa agsiasg ~ aarEE>g
, syssen e PAza6er.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

Fsa<sssr ASSESS are e.<PssazE
- alnasl esesy &re<E1ae- h go =
esa.lv sszasl1,ske1 IL rsna = L. 49,.
wf.en.ssss t.rss..<x. - tueai. = -
scres. Hnx IA Aeaa4g F.A<ys a. -
Ba1ereA
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03
SScr,c Glitter.
Oecember 3.

Die llutcr;cid,nstrn ffdttcn ihrcu tcifinti'
ocu 8unorn, 70 ipie ocm pubIifum I'M 9IIlae'
mcincn fir ihre libcrale @unit, rbngcad'trt
bcm cas lcnt,pc Der Scriud qcmadt ,piro
cine orcec 9Iufrcguu9 bcrucrSntringcn, unNcs
heud,cItcn Danf ab uuo wcatcn hirrourd,
gad,rid,t 9cbcn, baB &c ptcocrum Gin icbr
orcfrs unO aI9emcincs sIiIcrtemrnt 81 ibrcm
bercts 9rcscn Stcd
Srcfener QGaarcn, SO1rtc 9S1arcn,
@rpScrctcn GrDfcrte II. { ~,
erbnItcn habcn meld,cs nIc6 &c an fchr
hcrab9ciceten prciien Su vcrfaufeu gcicnncn
(Ino.
sic hrfFcu cnrh pTnftIidc gbmartnng cis
nes rcqelmdeiacn G'cftdftS, cine Trrtcnucr
bicfcr Iiterdlcu llutcrftittuu9 bic Fe bisbcr
crhaltcn habeu, III 9rricRrn.
DreG SIgcr unH @r.
9IGrrtdun, Gcc. 3 nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03

Erlacurcs it cine eiifc Ger Ericfc mrlde
m lester gRrd,c in hcm 2lllcrtdun Ncitdmt
Iic9cn 9cbIicbcn fuo:
Ncnrictta %rmrr. Daniel Srctft ., Tctcr
@urocr, 9Bm. @cruhoro, SnmucI Snracr
Shelter Safe, Yneia Duth, SrIrmcn DprrrD,
Caroline 81 Deid,Irr. 9RiLIiam Gi'cuhorN,
YParp @dert, Sctu GjIhf, Scicph Girce, Z.
G5ics, Swen q. SHaIcS, NBiIIiam H. fcffcrt,
@athariuc odrecf, S,uoh SHcaup, Soouuah
!Ruipc ., TrGrfiu 8aufmau, Charles Sed
CSaucr,) Nlcutcu Wiut, @harIcS Wlcrrr,
qSiGiam Maooern, Rrbcccu Spiuncr 9bom
Smitb, jr. Douio Sd,ncircr, Ddpto Sd'iB,
Gamcs SmilcD, Scbu Sdllcifer, Suiannd
Strflit, WiCiam s.. Scip, Charles Sopie,
Hcfit q. Smitb, 2aoiua Carr, Cchn Gice,
9Paria 8dnfirf, Prpi Wccorino, Henrp gEis
ant, G,eOr9c s. zimmerman, 9Ibrabam 3ic'
genius.
6. 9i. Icubarb, Npifmctifcr.
December 5, 1S45.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03
9teue mo 9Sphlfctle
2sSimtcr Glitter.

Die llntcr,eihneten ippllten cbrcrbictiaii
ihre Runccn NIB ca6 publlfum i'm 9llgrmci'
ncn bcnad,rittigcn. eae ile iccbcn bon 9irhs
y)crf uno phiIaeelphia surtld 9cfehrt flnc, aIl'
no lIe ihrr g8iutcr Ginter einqefauft baben,
Die fc ac9cnmdrtia an tbrem Stchr am nrro'
pclflid,cn @efe bcs Wnrft &ereds IN 9llcns
taun ertfnsu. TiclcIbr bctchen aus einem
grcscu enforcement nlIer glrtcn trCdcner
9Sdarcn, @'rciercIen, &C, aIS
Gin aQ9emeiucS 9llicrtcment Wtcueltn
&c 9lin6, Slip DC GAINS, @ai6mier
bcGcGe, 9ltcmcra Sud- fit Samen
2lnsli9e. 9llpaca uno 8in9hams-
Wtouslir &c Gain, Sttbct WcrinC,
fhpar;e mo neumobt9 flrbi9c
Sbapls, jeoe 9trt Setbe fir Ore
Gee, Sattiuet pcn 25 Gents Su 81
per 9)iro, alIc 9lrten Gofimere, 9es
meinc uur fi1urirtc 9tclfin9S pcn
allen Sencnnlln0cn ctn 9rc6er 0Ors
rotb fetncS Sud-, 1t. {. ~.
r.-&iu Cchr id,Gucr fcr0fiItig
auSqe,p6hter &rrrdtb @dttnuc, 70 mic Gin
0rcfcs enforcement auecrcr Gjntcr, Su ;ahls
reid, bier nnSuiclNcn.
Sbiqc Wdareu iIuo ilc I'M Stancc irhr biIs
Iio at,uicteu, uno fIe Getraucu iGh su bcbdup'
ten, bae nod, nicmnIS in 9IlIentdun en fur
ben 8iufer prrthcilhaftcrer Strf lEddrcn
gum 8ertauf dngebcteu muroe. Hnfrt cohrr
an, Ne tonucn @ut ale, uno Snar un9Idnb'
lid, biIi9 befricciQcn.
gjrin uuo Henningcr.
Oecember 3. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03
McbcriTcl,t Der NysGrrte.

Saamsu u.-Jfleeldamcn trinat % 90
bis 81 % uno Sladsiaamen 81 33.
SIaueruno We hl.-Slauer brinst s6 l2
bis ST. %. Hcgoeumebl s5 90 nne 9BeIfdp
fcrninebl SO 50 bis SO 62
e.-gBaiien brin9t 81 30 bis
81 35; gBelldfcrn 73 @ents uno 8c9geu
briuat so @ents cafer Derfaufte an 4S
ScntS.
8iebm - Das Suncert ptuno
RinbsFciId brimgt 5 % bis SO so; lRiibe
NIT Gdlber brachten sis bic S26. Sd,wei'
ncflelid, brtnot "a 90 bis &5 90.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03
CSin9e Idnb bt.)

Ginc 9tcte murrr 9c9cbcn 0uf rrn ltcn
Gag Stunt 1880, fur bic Summe rcn S625,50
;dhIbar in & Wcnatcn, nit Sntcrcecu nad'
her. 6Yrcjcnt jdhrIid, Sntcrcecn tragcno.
auf biric Jtcte parcn @e;ahIun9eu Hners
fdurt, ndmIih Smpfdn0cn, WdrS l. 1881,
5000 Sanuar l, 1882, $50; uuo WdrS l,
1882, 5000. Die Stlanl cieier 0tcte puroc
AM litcn Suti IS42 bciablt, - uno fpte pirl
lpar belc SiIan,.
Gin alter S6uQcbrcr.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03

Der Yitt6 6bnrgcr Bran D.
Oas Dittetnra "ScurnoI" f1at : "@s iinD
nun Gcben Wcnate, lcitoem burd, ctefes uns
alhd Gin Drittbeil unierer Stact III slltc gee
leat wurbe beiuabe Der 9anSe abacbronnte
Theil 1T jeBt pieorr init neilcu uno hubiden
Sicbduocu becetft uuo nod, III ods Sener nld,t
gan, erIcid,cu. 8cltern wuroen mir auf nch'
rcrc brcnnenoe SNclsitifc aufmerf(dm 9emad,t
ipcId,e I'D, in cincm @iewOlbe in Der orittcn
Srafe, uniercr Sfficc grade 9cacnlter pcr'
fanbcn-- permuthlid, Die leBten lleberrclte ecs
oenfrpiroi9en SranorS pom l0fcn 9prtl.
Gin in bcm @auutu @cfduane iu QSc0s,
i'm Staate SlIincis, iIBcnrer @efangene, 9ta'
meus Il q y, rpurec frnnf, nro man lteB i'm
aus iener 3eac. @r nnbm oiele SieIegenbeit
mahr, itabl crm Sd,eriff feline Ocsfs Sd,lnis
fcl, cnwanote aus oemlcltcn IS0 ShaIer in
GicIo, nahm nch benz Steriff lciu pfcro unc
Ba9en, uno madtr I'D, auf unC oaucn. 9tad,'
benz er stna Is Wellen 0efcnincnwdr, ipur'
DC oaS pfero idcu, sertriImmcrte Zen 9Sa9en,
nno Uerlette Den Dieb 70 fehr, eas er fpicoer'
Inn ciugcfau9en, uno mad, ieincm atcn Suar'
tier ;uri,d gcbrad,t ruroc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03

ROD Gd,mcr;cn III &Opf MuS Sei'
ten 3Opficbmcr,cu.-g9ri9bts incianifhe
NhanscnpilIcu Guo zine fd,sre Rur fur jcee
9Irt 6rrfWeb, rpell &c cen &6rper pcn aIcr
llnrciniofeit nnc &erid,leimur9 rciniacu, bic.
rpenp iIc m Wd9en oerbIiGbeu, llebeIfeii, Ser.
luit bcs 9Ippclits, eiuen rpiccrIidfu @efd,uldd
i'm Wiuuo, utelrled,euoem 2dhem, fauicnbe
3dhnr uuo bcr9leideu franfhafte 3nfdGIe scr.
urfadlen, ipcnn fe aber in ben SiutuuilaHf
iber9ebcn un6 oaburh in ale Ibeiie oes 6crs
pcrs pcrbrcitet rpercen, cdun Rnc jene llnreiu'
i9fsitsn 8eraNldHuua su jcbcr Dirt 8ranfbeit,
ocncn Der WcuIh unterwcrfrn 1T.
"@rbt q d, t + &auft nur bou ben
befannt acmad,ten Saeutcn rccr in Ter Of
flee unp GjcneraI Iieoerld9e, 9tp. 169, Hace'
ftrasc, phildoelphd, uno frdat aEscriidIid,
mad, "gBri9btS Sncianiidcn pFanrnpiDen.
%Ccr riusise Srt in sllIcntaun mo bic
ddbtcn l8ri9ht's pilIcu crhaltcn tpereen fcns
ucn, ii an eeui 9udNtcbr Don 9atb, q ia
be unb Uuun9 ..rsr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03

22) Stm SccmGnucr. - YVdrnn ge'
braudrn Secfahrcr nuo WdiIerndnHer
Sranbreth snniocridi Srdu'
tersViU Ucu I'M 8cr,ue por elmer uno al'
len anbcrn Webisiucn ? Plus fOlgeneen su'
ten uub 9riincIihcn llrlad,en
lite ur11de, iIc lIno curd,aus BON Sfrdn'
tern.
2. 9lls cin 9eiu9cr bee 8iuts uuo Sdus
bcrcr ocs Wnocn6 unb Der Gingepeicf, fnb
lGc unIbcrtrrfild.
3. Sic fIno oas b6d(t uuffulbiaae anb
bclrbcnpc pur9irmitteI, mas jesttmG5ebrdndt
lit.
4. Griur SCrafnlt 1T noting hcim Giebrauh.
). SIud, fcin Wcditl Der Diit eIIet tino
trinft mao @udl 9efdat, r., ,gY,a,.
Is, Ter SfOrprr ii meniaer III @efahr ber
&rfiItun9 nah bercn Gjebraud, ipie Scrber.
Z. Sir mG9eu Wrrocns, NiittaqS pber
gbcnes ocnommcn perCru, Der 9cpteheit ci'
rcS 9utrn @rfrlqs.
s. 2cit uuo Slima haben fsiasn @inflnR.
2. Sic 9rben aQ9cmeinc Sefreiei9ung. dl'
Ic eic fIc 0cbraud,ten fprcGen bapen ia ben
0luitiaitcu SIuscrii6eH.
?Rufc an, prcbirc ite uub fei ibcr;eust.
8ercnfct, feline Gru0iten, 9Ipctbefer cher
slcr,tc pcrfaufcn bic dd,tc DilIen.
Sbiac itdstarr Wcri;iM it in bsm 8ud,s
lfchr pcn o. ut h, n h c nno y oHn9 4 IN
9lacntauu, unb bel ben gacnten bic ID einer
anecru Spalte dn9Csct9t fno, III crhatten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03
IScrl1cir0tbct
CDurh ben @hrw. Wcm3cI. J

CCurCh bcn @hrp QScnbcI3
9Im 23itru Tcpcmber, Serr = ? bra III
r man G pcr 5ocdtauu, nit Wets Z III a
W pDcr pon Smetetora.
sim uimlid,cu Sag, Gcrr g arret ar'
uer nit lRiB Sopbia 8eue9d l.
beioe bon Iieocr TaSdretb. 't
gor eiuiarr 3ct Socrr 9 imcH @ro E,
nit NRie gRarida ANNA Sartm II,
bcicc pcu Nacu 2aunldlip, - ale ron 9ior'
tbampten Sauntp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03

@utc Qid,tcr III a d, cn.-Gjus
te Qidter 9cbt cs, pcnu man pfuno sIldun
III Ba0rr aufqrI66t unb cortn 10 pfuno 2aI9
anhalteno umrIhrt Dies mdd,t ben 2aIg
hart uuo brl mo Die eidtcr fir CONNER unS
gSlutcr Qlcit, prr;li9Iidl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03

Gad, ciuem in @inciuron erIchcincueeu
SIatte foil fIh Qcocnwdrtio buieIbit Gin tcut'
idcr 9l9cnt bcfnorn, Der mclcrt, ens ndd'itcs
Sabr aeacn sc, 900 Nprrusen in bic Der. Staas
ten cmpaucrrn wplIch UNI fdJ III Scwa an'
;ulIceeln.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03
9TH tteuer Q50rratl.

llntcrScihncte Tno Icsbcn BON philadelphia
suriid 9efrbrt dllDc fle in 3uiab at ihrem
Ucri0cn Stcf id,wcrc @iufdufe pcu 9 Ii d, e r
unc alIcm mas in ibr Sad, 9ch6rt, 9erod,t
babrn, lpcld,cs suinmnicu nun Gin au6qeccbns
tcS enforcement duSmad't, uno mrlde6 iIe all
qou, biGiQcu Grrifcn obsuaerr ocicnncn Gno.
Mufct on, uno urtbcilt fir @udh felbif, uno
mir flihlen nbrr;euot oas mir ale hiuiIdtlid,
Der prciic uno 9Enarcu bsfricriocn fonncH.
@rth, Gubc uno Ooun9
9llentduu Dec. 3.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03

g ShIitten.S dbrcu II q II
s, mp d, irc.-9In untcridiceIid,cn plds
scn in gicu Sodmpfhire hNben &c wdtrcnc Der
pcr9on9cucn QBctc &5hIittcnfatrcn 9cbatt.
Rr2Im Icptcn Scunta9 feG aDbicr 3 bis
4 3cu fd,uee. Soittc c6 nidlt am Wcnta9
WcrNcr III cenfclben qcrcgnet, 70 hattie man
aud) ciHi9e Gage Shlittcnfahren fruncn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-03

Suciand.-GSb beist, cag Die nidite
Gjciesqcbung oiclcS Staates iIderc Sdriftc
thun mrror, I'M Den @rcoit cefelbcn micccr
hcrsuifeller, inccm pcui9itcn6 cin Ihcil Der
Sutcrcisn fur bic Stoatslhulo bcjahIt pcr'
Scu icG,