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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

Anlo.Mormon meetings have beer
held at Pontoosuc and Mcnle BeIlo,
Illinois, al which resolutions were pass
ed, denounclng lie NlormonS as thieves
and robberp They resolve 10 rganize
a mcst sufficient opposition 10 the Nor
mon depredauious,snd-lo aid each other
an orreslng Ond ponishing Mormon
1!iieTes and depredaLors.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

Thomas Alexander aged 93,a soldier
of the Revolution, died al Charlotte.
vl!le, n. C., on The eth ultmo.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

OF all The seamen in our mercantile
marine, not more than one fourth art
Americans.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

The people Of The United States con-
sumo FIVE million pounds Of lea annual,
ly.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

THE WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF COLD
WATER, A Swiss journal furnishes
curious annecdo,e Of The wonders that
Priessni,z and his follows can produce
Of the astonishing 'ff'cts Of their the
rspeutic agent; Every paper should
copy i, for The benefit OF The afflicted.
"A married couple who had for sever
Al years lived in state Of anl-conjuga-
harmony, determined 10 part, and made
an appointment with each other 10 mee'
at q no'ary's 10 sign the deed OF separa'
tioa. To arrive al the office Of the man
Of law, ,hey had to cross lake, and, as
it happened, they both embarked in The
same boat On ,he : passage a storm
arose, and the boat was upset. The
husband, being good swimmer, soon
reached the shore in s.Eiy; on looking
round HIM 10 see The fate of his fellow
passengers. he discovered his wife 81 II
s,ruggling for her !'Ge, bur in imminent
LANCER. 4 feeling of his eat y ah ctIon
returned TO him, and plungIng again into
the water, he swan 10 her, and succeed
ed in resculsg her. When she recover.
ed hersrE, and learned 10 whom shr
owed her life, she threw herself into his
arms. He embraced his wife equal
cordisli'y. and they vowed an oblivion
Of all their differences, and that they
would live and die loge lher."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

The last intelligence from the Hermitage
reports lha, General Jackson's Eealth to be
such as 10 render his sudden death not al al
Improbable.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

a most barbarous and revolving deed
was committed recently in Texas, the
particulars of which ale given in The
New Orleans Picayune 1t appears that
10 The 9Th instant Mr.. Simon Baleman
bout "A years of age, Mr.. Matthew
lett and a man named J. Shu!lz, were
raveIling from Gonzales county by
and 10 Galveston, and encamped that
right ir the prairie. Jnsl before break
If day ShuItz got up, and with a pistol
n each hand Stood over The sleeping
orms Of Bateman & Jetl and shot lhen
roI, at once. Mr. Jelt's throat was
ut from esI to ear, and Mr.. Blteman.
who seems TO have made desperate re-
,istance after he was shot, bore the
marks OF severe blows. Mr.. Baleman,
is known, had about $4,000 dollars
IN his person on leaving home, and Mr..
Jett had between $500 and $1,000 in
us possession. The murderer was
,verseer for Mr.. Bateman, and the
obbery, it is evident, was the only
motive for The murders. He has been
raced to Mobile, and cannot possibly
'scape the officers that are in pursuit of
him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

COL SETH SALISBURY, of Bradford
county, has been chosen State Librarian
for the ensaing year.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

1t seems that Miss Irene Nichols, the
fselory girl, who was married by the
KpnneOec Journal 10 the President o.
Mexico, General Ftrrers. did not her
self consummste that sptendid match
The Deuleche Schnellpo says thal she
married woilhy man, named Hans
child, bookkeeper, in large German
mercantile house in Durango.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

FertHieing-Mr. PeIl of Ulster county
New York last session used the ferliIizng
process, that is becoming common in Europe
being lime and charcoal, and obtained IS
bushels aud "a quarts Of wheat per acre,
weighing 81 lbs 10 The Stsheh'.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08
THE OCCUPATION OF OREGON.

There is, unqueslionabIy, glea, deal OF
interest felt, as 10 wha. Congress is likely
10 do in regasd 10 the Oregon Territory,
The bill, reported in the Senate, recognizes
all the territory Yves, Of the Missouri South
of the 40 h parallel Of North latitude, East
of the Rocky Mounlslns,a and North of the
boundary be,ween the United States and
Jexas,noi included within The limits OF any
Slae-also Me territory conp"sag The
Rocky Mountains, & the country between
them and The Pacific, South OF 81
degrees and 40 minutes Of North latitude
and North Of The 42d degree Of North lall-
aude. This includes all that we claim. a
Governor, Secretary, Judge, etc., are pro
Gitled When there are 5000 inhabitants
over 2 wears Of ageahey shall have power
20 form Territorial Legislature. The ie
,oresentlives shall serve for two yesrs, and
every 500 white male inhabitants shall have
zone member. The members are to be paid
SO day The Teesiden, is also required
TO erect snckade forts in said territory, I"
She number OF FIVE, from sOme point on ihe
Missouri River, and the II isl practicable
route 10 The South pass IN the Rocky Noun
taips. Also to eiec, Notifications al or near
.the mouth of the Columbia Rlves Eacl'
emigranl, OF settler Of lS years and up
wards, is 10 have $40 acres Of land, II h'
will cultivate the same for FIVE consecutive
wears. If a married man, his wife shall
have l6O acres, and ihe father shall have
the same for each child under Is years he
NAV have. Tie saies Of these lands are no
@atd before a patent is Issued for them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-08

POPULATION OF GREAT BID TAIN.
According 10 the late census the popula'
OF Greet Britain is 1865 ,9Sl, exclusive
Of Ireland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
The Lite Step-SOn.

A. B..
have little stcp. son. the ioveliest thing alive
A noble sturdy boy he. and vet he's only i've;
His smooth check hath blooming glow, his are black
IS jet,
And his lip like ose-buds all tremuous and wet.
His DAYS pass off in sunshine in laughter and in song
A. careless a summer ill that Sings itself aongi
For like pretty fairy. tale that's all too quickly told,
is young life OF little that's only five years DID,
He's deamug his harry couch before the day grows dark
I.'s viii. mornings roy ry. a->inging with the lark
Where the freshest. wheeler the
With light locks waving the wind his fairy I'm seen
Amid The whistng March winds amid the April showers.
lie MARBLES with the singing bids, and rraes to the aow-
r the heat he for he cold
My sturdy little step-cn, that's oniy fl .e old.
How touching It's him clasp his dimpled hands in
pray,
Ard raise his little rosy face with revcrential ali
How simple is his .l0uncnce low loft hls accents fall
When ealing it'll the King Of kings love and bless
all;
And when from prayer he bounds away in innocence and
NV.
Tho III ssirg of smiling God goes with the snles boy.
A little lrnbkin Of The Il ok within the Sava's fold
Is he my lovely >trp-son, that, only FIVE Jeas Old
have old yeu Of me, that the summer hous,
Stands in simple modesiy half hid the flowers;
] have said single wud about miIes of wealth
Our treasure, ae-th little boy, con eminent peace and
health;
For cen Iadly hall us would be a voicciess place
Without the gu,h OF hs glad voice the CLEAN, oi his bright
face;
And m,ny eourtiy pair ween would give their gems and
gold
For noble happy boy like ours, four FIVE old
Anaxagoras rightly remarked. that love makes us
better always, religion sometimes, power never.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
VOLUME NUMBER 9.
@pENnsfE

p HUNT thankful vrryl
NE To hln for the last
announcing his friends and the puh generally thai ne prepared
perform all operations
and artificial
with without artificial whole half suction
moslleric pressure
lie would country dentists that he will I'LL
gold
street, FIRST door north of Washington West
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
NOTICE

hereby that letters administration az I'll the goods and
rights credit aud effects which ef James
Indiana. deceased have h
granted sssd 6y the Clerk o the Probate Court said
county oil
payment claims
them authenticated required by
The : lposed he .avent ISAIAH JACKSON.
nfo,lO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
STRAYED

NN Friday last, the e3d inst from pasture OF James Alex
ande about three quarters OF mile east OF Nor,hned on
Nolesyle Nortlhedto Lebanon
dark horse three old this spring about six
high, with white mark Ills lace back name and
tai nd vas good order when lie strayei OIL
Any person bringing said horse 10 the snserner In arke
township shall ~ amply rewarded for hs ron
Ria swN ARCHIBALD G CLARK
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07

VII IN pursuance law. JANIS H. Polk President
Known that pubic sales viii be held at the nndeenoned land
cce in the Territory of Iowa. at the periods hereinafter des
At the land office at DUBUQUE commencing Monday the
first September disposal OF the public lands
within the aforementioned townships 10 wit:
nn 81 As SIs ~e ana ana sa ~ f NJ & o
townships eighty fouf and eislnyfve, Of range two;
Townships eighty eighty aud eishtysx of
Townships eighty four and eighty six Of range four
Township eighty four and fractional township eislyhve en-
islands the Missipp forming of sections
Fractional township eighty including part island in
Mississippi river within the n of sections seven aud eighteen
Fractional township estyone, including Swan isond and
ships eighty three and eighty four. of range six;
Beaver island within lis limits Lille island
of island forming of sections five and six in the Mis-
Townships eighty north, inclusive of range
!, Of the fifth principal meridian.
Also at the place commencing Monday the sixth day
of oco'er next for the disposal 4" The public lands within the
s"r'h Of the base line and fthe6h principal meridian"
Townships sevenyeist 10 eighty seven Inclusive oi range
townships seventy eighty eight inclusive, of
Townships seventy eight 10 eighty SIX inclusive, oil range ee
Townships seventy-esht to eighty one inclusive range
Township seventy thirteen ard fourteen.
AT FAIRFIELD, commencing Monday.
fifteenth day OF September neat for tue disposal OF the public
lands within the aforementioned townships, To wit
North Of the and Of the fth PRINCIPAL meridian
Townships seventy tour TO sevenyscven inclusive OF range
Townships seventy inclusive of eleven
Fractional township Xryseven AID townships eight
seventy inclusive, Of range twelve.
Also. place. commencing Monday the twentieth
day disposal the public lands within The
townships hereinafter designated 10
Nrth Of fhe base line and Of the fin principal merdiaR
Fractional township sxy.seven and townships sixty eight tC
seventy inclusive. of thirteen;
Fractional township townships sxtyegt &c
&
Fr"ronu township sixty seven and townships sixty egto &c
venty FIVE inclusive. OF fifteen:
Township five of sixteen;
ship seventy north Of range three east OF the h prime
| meridian.
appropriated by for the schools military
ether purposes, will he excluded from sale
lo kpn faF ttVo u0oke funos
lands disposed oi) lonre' and
townships offered Will D. admitted uiti ate
the expiration Of tie weeks
Given city OF Washington this ninth da
OF eight hundred aud fortvve
By a. President. JAMES POLK.
Jas SHIELDS, Commissioner Of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
MrCIIAEL KlRLsN,s EsTATE.

MICHAEL. E&lHIGN'S ESTATE.
NOTICE i hereby tint rtefr the estate OF
Micne Kuhn late &c Marion county Indiana deceased have
MaIn raid supposed he
Al ted ~ sad estate hereby ndnrd "a make
undersigned wihn delay, and those having
present properly
adjusted for settlement within the time limited by law
JOHN WHITE
Man 81. Is4s. 4g-3wT JAS. VAN~ICkLE, f~@"'0'@
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07

dtEO COOK of the firm of Ely, Smith Cook fa the past six
crlirued Bartlett Card. would
fam vhc nj the irun> at the old ai'n'rn No -,
Fulton where hr as always hern employed that he continues
the manufacture al nh the varieties at P Visiting aud Blank
b, sahliment orders
kuds faithfully aud prrdy rxrcei aIpl
To- Mes Ely Latham, No. II, Fulton
following usual discount of cash Ia those who
buy sell again
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
Doctors
NOTItERSIEAD n HENDERSON,

hR j. l. MOruERSEAD having associaled n
DR. = NJ Henderson, would pa
by snch arrangement lac m he enabled practice
tcuar into the Knowing DIR H. lee we'll qualified
regular graduate m medicine have
HIM hring worthy of ir NJ
thanks the confidence
endeavor To continue worthy of the public Confidence
y. BAl indebted DR. VI
ca>l nrIl I'm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
Sale Of Land Morigaged 10 the school


Fund.
Office Is hereby that l9h dy of une neu
nj ten ocek, VI nj the Court "ls- d
the following So Will
wlh- shi
fetrh Ter failure thu az Tia
mortgage The and also he hall Of
W ~ of the of see 6,i b. "a Containing 60
gagged w Phillip lie the 2it February, interest dam
and co-is, s Hs sli
The the
cpall to run until the lst Of January, 1911
JACOB siBERT,
aprn2, 1875. 42-Nv-1 Auditor Johnson 90
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07

AMES r DRAKE, ~ To Keen
- the above named il0e During the has
an nddtnn To his former establishment enables him Ia prrt
Ia the public
large
hOSss nnd Ills bills shall
iH to accommodate all who will favor him with their custom
Nov. 3.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07

Every person entitled 10 tie right OF cmon 10 any lands
within the limits of the townships NJ Owe enumerated required
TO
office. AID make therefor
practicable after ssRg this notice aud before The day appointed
pu'tc township above
embracing the clcimed otherwise surh claim
will 10 forfeited JAS SHIELDS.
f,,v Gam x,aner III he and Offrf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07

- - ~ ~ Il ~ H ~
The inland postage
foreign countries must
cannot be toricarded.
j 8 Aber 3
Isaiah ! Armstrong
John Alexander
Mary Adkins
A A Ackley
Mrs : + Bolton
James Bead or Anthony
Wadiy
Mary r. Blauvelt
Christian Bsline
Mrs VIM Black
John Brown
Mr. Bloomfield
Joseph Blickle
y Bolton
Alex ,nder Brurnley
Miss Missouri L BaI;itt
Lisander BnInnet
Miss Nancy Bacon
Ward Bake
Jesse Is iiges
John Brown
Henry Brenton
Seth Bacon
CathaIine Bookstcn
G
Deness Conley
Deborah Cornelius
Thomas Colts
Ne~ton claypool
Susan Chaves
John = ChIrl
John Conaroe
Henry Crat>er
MIR Cook
Nathaniel Clark
Miss frances Clarke
/ Isaac COlman
Joseph CsNlar
Spencer Cl0.>on
/ Susan ah CLARK
James NJ Clark
William Clowier
Jeremiah Collins
David ii ColeF'ck
D
VIM II Duzan
Thomas Downing
Ira Davis
Samuel Daniel
Anderson Daniel
Lewis DiItell
James Dcl<ell
John Davis
Ja' Oh Dcringer
iieniy DupIec
Augustus Drum
l.
Jacob Eld,idsc
La Eldlidse
Henry Ewels
Jac"h EIar,csy
william Edwards
Henry Edwards
John Fry
David Fisher
Jane Filter
MIR finry
john j Forsyth
Daniel II Fall
Thomas w Fletcher
G.
Eli G'cgg
Vim ID GIlswoli
Miss Ellen T. Green
T. Alien Gf,enlco
Andrew Gardner
J Givan
Jacob CRUDE
Albeit Harvey
Ah>alem Harvey
\ Hammond
Bas>ucs IIiabcn
James Kinds
Jacob ilndson
J Ho0ait
Mfs Aixrv HOls0n
samuel Ilitchioh
Lew lIa,vey
, III lIcaton
John 4 samuel Hoover
Kolcii Illndman
VIM IIughey
Miss Sarah i'aiis
; James + Hanna
James r Ilenslcy
!. Reuben Hyatt
) Ellha House
4 Miss Jane IIcddy
MARTIN IloiSscr
! L, ter Hoop
Austin J liiccfs
Abraham Jones
lInan Jackman
Ben James
Robert Jamison
X
i Joel Kline
John kIise
John r. King, berry
Patrick kclane
- -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
WESTERN ENrIIkptxI~E

'g'lS question settled t the question
n sdLER7IUS. u the e> qualify can ir "a.
Ia
iaiiy tested ioe ho know hal The under.
signed hs sicceefrd mixing nk
mat VIII not dissolve atmosphere aud h- to
dealers on nsnnahe irrns 10y the key, barrel
rrs store indianapolis the manufcoy
annapolis, the national mad d NM. ROBSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
NATIONAL HOTEL, AND STAGE OF
FICE, RICHMOND,
a. M


-
IENliE above House trmey by D. ID. sloan, In the
occupancy Of A. w Bowers open reception Of his
Ids an,t the ub c rener allv ou-tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07

NOTICE TO PRE- rNpTTOv CT fLN4NTS
of ~ Ia with
in 81 required eah
lh the the Satisfaction ~ the REGISTER md receiver of the
iher.f practicable
appointed sr tho
ownsr enfaring TIE claimed,
~ \ otherwise s,rh alain hr 6ri,ied
SHIELDS Commissioner # me General Land Office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
PRINT INK

lust Of v@d printing ink
Of this
I'd be ~ and - H. kegs and viii
be pound Kegs so cents twill be sold T cash
univ funds Orders, paid viii DO promptly
ssnded MED by IN. cash 22f r. HEpDERY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
REMOVAL

IH'E subscriber uy informs his friends
that lac has removed his CABINET SHOP sah al
Palmer Illinois
nlae all lSr WIN favor him mud what n
of
approved produce. talland GREER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
STATE of Im,i Observation-Disclosures County.


iIENpmegs rRonrr founr, AUccsr TrnM, ie45.
Thomas Nichols Admnirii bo the Estate Peter
Cameron the Creditors 81 Hild Estate.
Pltitoa fssoirfpcp.
fENT creditors Of the Peer late of the
of ilenirck. nd decenS.d u,iihrd
NAV lei5, M said Probate t.f, tie above nted
htd his hill showing The insolvency
ri nininrt the nni ,f
claims by htns ilr of the
date uf The which
founded the oc- at Tie clerk q" enid cai tho
hna dhnon ol the aseir o the said drcrden the III 10
fyot at The claims "f diiscn creditors
% us C. Attest,
4a-wH !. ". GREGG, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY7
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL:

THE Official GAZETTE OF THE STATE
~ Office IIinois Street North Of Washington.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07

HAVING resigned his office Of President Judge Of the 5h ud
= cal circuit tenders his the public.
-fT7 ORNEY md COUNSELLOR a II LAW.
10 O nice opposite the Washington HALL shncton stree
west Of Tai outs JeweIry shop, up sars-frst door
indianapolis Oct. 81 1872. lS-tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
MEDICAL NOTICE.

exk TO paons and friend professional
~ ices and shall, hope prompt
IN The paclce of
continue the ihce Meridian
south of Washington perceived ant
self have discontinued partnership.
April %, le45 45-3m JOHN II. SANDERS NJ n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
G. A. Il ]. P. CHAPMAN. Editors.

trThe State Sentinel viii contain much larger
amount of reading matter on all subjects Of general
interest. than any other newspaper III Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07


NOTICE isheey the snist, wi Saturday
h uue T.. VI.
said day the Count IluuSr uf indianapolis.
Ire Ia public fae ~ order ,f the Marion
the
Tl"ma- unt pc. Iar,on
Tile M litt ~ The palis sald tie ras half ~ tho
olhwes quarter OF cct"n iiitsen iwlp fifteen noth.
The Madison ~
ali mile south at tie one half
~ WIN he REQUIRED IN hand with scruit, payable
he
equal thdr value o
Mnv 10 las. iS-iw ISAAC HINDER Commissioner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
CHARLES PARRY, M. ID.
PhySirI1u and Surgeon

xA OFFERS his professional
80 the citizens Of indianapolis and vicinity ie
y office Ia the front stairs. William Mansurs
lately John H. Wrghs, where all calls will promu
Ami ls45.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07

Id EMAINING in the Post Office, Indianapolis, Indiana,
HI June l, s45-
0-PersonS calling for these Letters 'cH please say
4 ID TISED
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07

State OF Iuslisna---ltOOuc GGluty. Set.
the May 81 the noone Probate Cont Va The Of
~ st5 declared &C Robert White, de
ceased w. probably ins,,ent Creditors therefore required 10
their claims said Probate
they viii lee entitled
10 paymFnt. JAMES u. Mhkslii fdhr.
Man II, Ieis i9-3v'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-24
2Ssa1oe SS0cf1ric5f.

Sn @emiBbcit elmer 9Iftc, bclittelt: "Gine
elite nm Die 9Irt NIB QBeile ocrSu1d,reibcn,
,pie Tddlgidt pcn 2ippIicaticnen fur Sanfcn
gc9ebcn perocn lou," uutcrldrisbcn brn |.
Surt 1899 = pcrScn Die untcridrtctcncn
Burger pm 2ed,a Gnuuty, lei Der nddlltet
@jeleesebuu9 UcI penniDluanicu 9lnfprudl
fltr oic Sncprpcration elmer ncurn Sanf mas
hru, inter Dem 9fanCn
"0ic Yauerllz uno San6perfcrSs
sSanf bon 9lllentaun,"
nit eiucm @apital Ucn eiu bunocrt
taufcuo Gbaler. EieicIte fell in
2IIentauu, 2cdla @aunty, penniDIpauicn cr'
rtdltet merocn.
Dapio Stcm, WilIiam Srp,
Ghriltiau NrcB, Gjecr9e prublf,
Sohu y. Wcicr, pctrr l8Ydcff,
Charles s. @arttr, Schu Berger,
Saompn Rirry, Somcs Q8. Suffer
Samuel &rIper, Nrierrid, @ierY,
Gauict Sdlucioer, Charles SrGmcr,
u. {. 9tuhc, Samcs 2ddCN
Scirpb Sd9tr.
Suui 25. nq6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-24
Gtn ,teuer 9SorratD.
Icpembcr 10.

llrterScitrctc fIno icebcn ecu pbilaorIpbi1
surif 9efcbrt alltpc fGc in 3ufab su ihrem
pcri9cn Stct ihwcre @infiufc pcu 9 Ii der
uno ALIEN mas in ibr Sad, 9eb6rt, semad,t
hatsu, weIdcs ;ulamncn nun Elm dusaceehn'
teS enforcement auSmad,t, uuc nelde6 fIc an
qan; biai9rn preifen abslascn 9c1onnen Tne.
Buffet an, uno urtbeiIt fur Gud, fcIbif, uno
mir flthIsn ubcricu9t oas mir ale btniId,tIih
Der prciic unc gBaarcu brfricciacn fSnnen.
Gjuth Gube unb Ocun9
Slnentdun Ucc. 8.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-24
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