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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
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bae ctn Wann, HamenS @eor9e S'gtemis
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
Ncrciuiatcu Stantcm EQUATOR.

Die G'efre9ctun9 eeS Stadts Orlawarc
bat am l4tcn eicfce Mcnats ben sId,fbaren
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i'll Scsla auf lire Scnatcrcn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
Gin SclcnrnuL.

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
Ylcm Storf SMdltbdms

lie Ieu.g)crf Grprcs fa9t, baB bic qnn,e
2In;dM ucu Gjcfan9cncn i'll Gem 3uhthaus
l4I9 in, weId,cs cine 3uuahme pon 400 felt
rcm lrBtcn SuIi sri9t Bon bicicn (Inb 1913
2lmerifaucr une 1893 @iumancerrr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
9lnitcllun9 Surcb Den 6cucrats
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Srbn Dids, welbcr ab9eieet wurbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

HF5u Dem Gcae9jum pcu San Garlrs III
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
0rpse milbtbdtiec 2SermdcDtuihc.

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&poc ob9c9an9su unc bat bic ur9ehcure
Summe roll BAL tau1ruo 500 &halcr in
nlip;bdti0cn 8crmahtniBcn tiutcrIascn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

Gem glttbareu W. 8. Scufs, Mtglieo
ec6 @cn0reec6, mo Gr. SamurlS bon Der
Stnat6 @cice9cbung fTnc mir fur crbaItcne
Dccumcnte Canf Id,ulcie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
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Sabr 357 $50 Jrnucu Stcintcben vcrIrtifft.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
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jcncm Staat nid,t sstrcfen pcroen fennen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

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gen, ldBt bic @innabmen 1T
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
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~, pom Soaufe Der 9iepreIentanten cieies
Staats, bGben mir Gin @opie ees @onaI: @pms
mieicncrs Scriht crhalten Bon eemIelbcn
lcrncu mir fcI9cnce interesante 3batIaden
in ScSu9 auf pas Siscals Sahr, weId)es am
3OIfeu Hcncmter lS14 enbete
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
9Iiio hteriticgen bic Ginnab,
men bic 2lu69aben nm

3iehr bicucn etc Salarieu ccr @anai:&cm,
mieicncrS II. i,sw. ab, uno eie SIlaus Gauss
IhliesIid Der ger,pilIi9un9en fir griIdcn II
Sd,Icueen su SranfIiu ausSubcecrn) wiro
S629 yS5S 50 lein.
The New York herald., 1845-12-07
our obedent servant
IDING0-
To the President OF the United States.

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-The
Secretarys report twill command the attention which
II so well deserves. 1t lays before the country
complete view Of this important arm Of the public
service-lts condition, destination, and services,
during the present year. The navy during the year
has been called into unusual activity and the report
does justice to the services of various squadrons
II looks ahead 10 its future operations and presents
the most gratifying evidences of the energy which
rules over the department. Itreserves the subject Of
lake detences tor special communication to Con-
gress. 1t recommends the preservation Of
our llvs-oak plantations TO be transferred to
the appropriate care Of the land Office
1t states that the balance of appropriations on hand
VIII be sEitcIent, with the OF rigid economy.
Tor the remainder of the fiscal year. The estimates
contemplate no increase IN the force to be employed
Tor the next year The marine corus is noticed in
a brlef but Ingenious manner: and 1t declares that
no Increase OF the officers needed Tor naval pur
poses even, or an Increase OF the men. Ii makes no
estimates Tor the increase OF the navy-upon which
subject the Secretary awaits the instructions uf
Congress. He calls the attention Of Congress 10 the
propriety OF adding 10 the number Of our sea-going
steamers Favorable mention Is made OF the ap-
prentice system capable Of producing valuable
results, notwithstanding the difficulties which have
tlus tar attended us action. The number OF officers
IN the higher grades OF the service Is represented
greater than the country can useiully employ: and
the report recommends that portion OF these-such
as from lnhrmlty or from some other Cause are not
adapted 10 active duty-should be placed on a r..
flred list, and receive hali-pay.
The New York herald., 1845-12-07
CDu liEkCiAL.
New York. SaturdRy. Nov.

New York, saturday, Nov. q.
BaEAosrurys We have no change make in prices
nor have any transactions to ofsany Importance
The regular mail from Boston, with the lettors of tho
Cambria falling to como 70 hand at tho usual hour
actions OF all descFiponweIc held back, and the
ct closed rather unsettled We give however the
scnce OF any sales, quotations OF yesterday :en-
pesse t6sltas6s7l Michigan, So 65la6 SIT. Southern
SO .aS6 10 The quantity OF Flour in and afoat IL
stated TO be al5 900 barrels This time, last ear the
amount 00s barrels The stock at Albany is 40
600 less than was the previous year Corn still bri
55as6c New Southern sia92c
Cofros-Ine market was quiet to-day as the stock
has now become very much reduced-hoders only sell
when full rates paid The sales to-day do not exceed
300 bales, and at rates equal 10 for fair" Ip
lands, which, in fact, has been the price obtained Tor
some days past In consequence OF the detention of the
letter mail per steamer Cambria, exporters have shown
no disposition to operate to-day
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

Tadeus and Lexington for New York last
ing The barque Harriet Thompson Tdsn from 81 Thomas
Breakwatr schs oop. SParently bound out ard
and topsa schrs getting under way to pre-
cesd up. -,
PHILApELPH,A Dec 6-Arr schr Cleaner Providence Cid
baruues Coosa S Barts and s. Anna Reynolds Boson
bgs Wolf Ceufuegos Port plin Germ ST StJoh.s
NIB Palm. Boston, Foster Providence; schs Defiance Fat
rine, do: semramis NJ rfok. Sc w Erickson Brookh1-
OCooper, Silvia Hgheo. General Scott, Mary Eliza
York; sloop Herald Harlem
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

PHnApELpHIA Dec 6, Is45.
The weather continues clear and cold There quite
dearth OF local news to-day nothing occurring worth
while commune ating
The trial of James X Martin, charged with shooting
at Henry zel, and wounding him severely, has been
going in the Supreme Court for the past week. and
to-day it given to the jury but verdict has as
yet been rendered
aGeo vandenho appears tonight the Chestnut street
theatre, Young Rapid, in "A cure FOR the Heart,
ache" and he will, no doubt, have a crowded house
At the Arch, a name which heard before IN
thestricsls, is announced for Macbeth The gentle
msn whose name is kellar, may be debu,qntc.
At the National theatre and circus Levi North, Nc.
Fdriane Nathans, an Mons Germaii per forming
in their attractive arts with unparalleled success The
now piece of the Enigrans Dream this establish.
ment highly interesting affair, particularly this
time when there is SO much excitement about ;ho Ore
gon the scenes Ia which it processes TO iusirste.
Augustus ben hi, las nigh, 4 the Walnut,
81 rious affair nj I lad, acquitt-o herse wit her
usual br fancy and grace. Her ensag me twita Maj
shall Was fortunate circumstance for him.
Jameron played Cia de M.lnotte TO his benefit last
night, az the Chesnnt The ChesnIt has eDgsg the
services Of Her. Aexand r, who appears 90 Wednes
day A. Adams, the tragedian appears at the Arch on
Monday ms hr' ap earonce N rs city or many years
The Cambria s did Mt srrivs ty the o'clock line
ir m New York but will probably come by the mai
pilot line whic ge,s in here at II o'clock ,onight
el extent sni prices were down Texas securitis.
braytiy mai taifei th'ir son in the MIDST OF the
journment Of the ards an # course il coud nave
had no enet upon tne prices. The following are the
quotations. -
Sales of Stocks al Philadelphia.
FIRsT BoABD-Dec 800 shares United States Bank
81 80 do do DO b; 1900 do Wilmington 6s so 72 200 do
vicksburg b5 s.
ArrER sALEs-lo shares Lehigh Navigation l5l; 3 DO
do Is; 1000 do State 5s, cash, 73s
SECOND BoARD.-200 shares Vicksburg b5 8: 1000 do
Wilmington Us 55 b3 Il; do Bank Kentucky glt; 70
do snsquehannah Canals.
ArrgE SALEs--ll shares Penn Township Bank b5 90
do North American Bank 4l2l 100 do Wilmington RR
So "a; $3.50 County SIS 70'10I
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

JAMES STARR, Sa,, AND SUEL RIDER, ku.LED-We
have been informed that, on Sunday morning last,
party Of Cherokees killed James Starr, Sr, and suol
Rider, and wounded william Starr and Washington
starr the latter slightly and tue former severely James
starr tho father Of the notorious, outlaw, Thomas
starr and doubtless the ring leader Of the gang Of
despetadoes that has long infested this country Sue
hder and Wash Starr were tried for assisting ia
the murder Of Thornton and both, there is every
reason 10 believe, actively concerned not ory in the
outfages mentioned last week. but also In others equally
hendish. Cherokee advocate, Nop. 1s
The New York herald., 1845-12-07
BALIrMoRE. Dec. 6. 1915.

BALTIMORE, Dec. o, lS4J.
Ice in .ijunddnoe-7hs Segtns NJ CaLb j. McEliiiy-The
Md,kets, &c.
Although navigation is s open in this section Of the
country ice is abundant in all directios-he and
sleet of Thursday having encased the sidewalks
slippery armor that he that stands must take heed
lest he fall
The operatic play or Rob Boy" attracted fine
last night the Holiday Theatre and was
well Tersona.ed throughout. Mr seguin takes bene
ct to-aight with the comic opera of Elixir OF Lova'
and Concert by the whole operate company.
There Is nothing OF the slightest interest stirring in
the city Tresnet with which TO make interesting
letter All IS fat. stole, and Improbable.
BY the way, learn by gentleman from the West
presentatves, has swarwouted II is said that
ties forcing him TO Washington, under charge OF
the sheriff very much against his inclination TO be pre-
the calling up of bis next week, when he
well and have II however for whoever
heard of deiaulter being punished since the days OF
Tobias watkins? Why, SIR, the idea is preposerous,
and il is only wasting money TO progress with the trial.
but suppose the forms of law must be complied with.
TINS MAnKErs The anxiety Tor the news By the Cam.
bra is becoming intense and all sorts Of calculations
being made by the knowing ones Flour OF all de-
gcrjp,ions. good brands IN SIS %. with but
little disposition evnced by holders to operate
The inspections Of flour FOR the eek comprise 30 IS
barrels snd $40 half barrels There also inspected
33 barrels Rye -four and 2l+ barrels Corn Mssl
SroCK AND AlosEY MARKET.-prices Of Stocks have
all generally, looked down during the week. and 81.
though at the close yesterday thete apparent
recovery from the extreme depression Of the previous
day, there confidence that the rates, low the
have reached, viii be maintained during the ensuing
week.
Our city six per cents dropped to 90 on Wednesday,
but closed very firmly Yesterday at ssi 99 with sales
tue former rate Fives OF 1860 offered s5no sales
For Court House fves s5 bid. State per cents
At y u! nothing doing
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

the Secretary OF the Treasury He tells you the
banks have refused security Then why give TO
them the deposltes preference those that have
CONGRESS- will certainly inquire into this matter, and
secure the public money from being wed for prI-
vate purposes. The present bank expansions that
are now taking place, may have IN prospect explo-
sons like those of 81, by which the Treasury
them without security. As you are on the q,l pUe,
and the first to sound the alarm of an approaching
storm in the money market YOU would do well 10
anayse the data given in the foregoing paragraphs
and show to the country the ruin and danger that
stare them in the face, from the loose and unsafe
mode IN which the public money is deposited -
Rich men are not above temptation, much less those
who have nothing but an official salary to support
large family with and who are sedon or never
known 10 pay their debts
The democratic Senators met in caucus to-day al
the CAPITOL and nominated the following persons
VIZ Judge Sturges. of Georgia, tor clerk f. Beae,
Tor sergeant-ai-arms; and Col. Salisbury, of Penn
sylvanla, Tor door keeper.
The New York herald., 1845-12-07
ny Lass Nights Northern mail,

BALTIMORE, Dee 6Arr schr John Allyn New Bedford via
Norfolk Below cn iawkne Point, ship supposed The Al.
bert and schr Gid, brig Water Witch 81 Johns, FIR via
Norfolk schn MllIisen Punnal New York; Decatur Aran-
s,s Bay Ter" Sld brig Devonshe Halifax schr Millisent
New Yofk.
Lgwrs, Del Dec 5sld brig Adelis for IT Jsgo do Cuba
sehrs Mary Elizabeth for Port Spsin Edmund. Franc''
The New York herald., 1845-12-07
ARII'IME HERALD.
ssoar or NEW YORK, DECEMsEK 2

Cleared.
Ship Ashburton Howland. Liverpool, Grinnell Min,urn L
CO
Chip Ofleans Sears New Orleans w Nelson.
Ship Sullivan, Wade, ChaHeston, q Bulkley.
ship MARY Ellen, Tyler City Point.
Harque Helen NJ Fielder, Willis, Cork, SC, Fielder.
Bariuo Tecumseh Ripley, New Orleans Durham 4 Di.
mon
Barque Yarmouth, Matthew's Waterford, j Ogden.
BaFque Meteor, Jennin<, st Jago de Cuba Ogden.
Brig Mary Helen, Archer S,l,m, Elwell X Co.
t,rig Georglana, Osborn, Wilmington, n Powell
Brig w Huntington GrarJ, Trinidad de Cuba, Chase.
Brg Virginia, Baker, JscksonyIle
BriR Selma, smith, Mobile S,urgess Il Chairman.
Brig John Cope, Merrymsn 81 Jsgo de Cuba Nesmtb &
Walsh - '' ~ -
scbr Pomona Sherman, New Bedford
schr Page, Chamberlain, Boston,
Schr yespsr, Baker, Norfolk.
schr Elias n Hsrrick, Harding, kslsm,
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

REFORMATION WANrEp.--Let his fathers house
at Boonton, on Wednesday, the 26h ult, Malcolm
L. Grimes, about 10 years Of age slender built light
hair and pale comple Sion; had dark cloth roek
coat, scaGt and rather ou.grown sanet panaloons
ispanned cap and poor Shoes took with him small
bundle containing clothes and books 1t is suppos
ell he is in New York seeking some employme in or
about printing Offices. His friends earnestly solicit in
formation respecting him. which may be commune ated
to James D. Orton nt North River Bank ". York, to
bis father, Doct John Grimes Boonon, Morris Co. New
Jersey.
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-On Wednesday evening
collision took place between a passenger and freight
train of the Eastern Railroad Chester village
ton. by which fireman, named Coleman, seriously
and it is feared dangerously injured and three others
connected with the trains much bruised None of
the passengers received injury. The engines and two
merchandise and tne post Office car damag ed
TO an amount, as estimated of about 900 70 500 dollars
As ias is ascerained, the accident caused By
disagreement of three nutes in the time of the
watches of tho conductors Of the two trains. The pa
senger train had just left the station and by the
freight coming in, and within the first half mile.
The New York herald., 1845-12-07
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOB
CON S II M pTION

" ~ ~ - u u + i III IN.
Colds Coughs Sptting Of Blood Bronchitis Difficulty Of
Breathing, Asthma, Pain in the Side and Breast
Whooping Cough, Group and all Dis
orders OF the Liver and Lungs,
Broken Constitution,
THIS Celebrated Remedy" has by its intrinsic vir
tues, acquired celebrity which be shaken By
he quack Nostrums" with which the abound
The public fast learning that this is the only remedy that
Diseases Of The Lungs Is literally sweeping Consumption
from the land hereyer introduced and becomes known,
all others dwindle nsignicance The PUBLIC have been
long enough and toa medicine which
the TESTIMONY the eminent physicians in hs land has
placed beyond the reach Of criticism lequirss boserng
up by Publishing columns Of forged cerfcates-but it Is
enough the pubc know whre be obtained and
will all Of its great efficacy in curing those
distressing diseases above named which have aed the skill
oftle learned practitioners for ages heretofore, - :
DIR. sWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY the first preparation from that valuable tree
which ever introduced the public and ample oaf
sorded Of by the country being Hooded with Bal
sans Candies and Mixtures of Wild Cherry not one OF
which is prenared by regular phycian although they have
have assumed the Of respectable hys ans 20 give cur
rsncy to their Nosum, Therefore the public should DO on
their guard and have worthless mixture paped upon
prepared BY DR. swAYSE. n " corner Of Eighth and
Race stree ts Philadelphia.
fresh supply has Just been recev and for sale by Dr. W.
~ Minor OF Broadway and John street; r. Sands,
2o5 Bleecker Mnete John Dodd, III Broadway
Of 9th streets Lewis Lang a2 reenwich street, John T.
Hart 348 Grand of Norfolk street, Horace Eve
Iet 81 tiudson Leonard strse Wm Bailey corner
Fulton and nd Streets brooklyn; Ai Cook cor fos;
pect and Bridge Brookyn and Benj Olds 8 Broad
street, Newark j Hayiland Reese Coz No 10 Maiden
Lane and Hoadley Phelps Co., l2 Water street. New York.
M
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

MAN ATTACKED BY MuLEs.--J. Kay, OF Camden
county. (West Jersey,) went into his stable
night last week with lantern, which excited his
mules that they flew at him threw him down kicked and
rod upon him 10 the most furious manner breaking one
two Of his ribs and inctng other serious injuries
upon bis pc The lantern broken in the melee
oad the light communicated to the surrounding litter
which was soon in blaze. At this critical uncture
member Of the family to Mr. Kays assistance
cued him from his perilous situation and saved tie
building from connsg ration Mr. Kay is confined to his
bed from the effects of the injuries he has received