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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
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September 10, nq6sn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
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2te9enpem 8ermb9en.

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lid an cine anbcre Qctte bc5 beidoten Bers
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nit einem Srdm Stalle.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
QDaDl gCrcflamattelt.

NaDl 9rpflamatteu.
Gintemal es burdb Gin Gjcfes Der @encral
9lTemblp btefes GStaats: "@ine SIfte, Die all'
gemeinen Bahlen biefer Rrpublif ;u re9ults
rem" paITrt ben 15ten Sebruar 1892, CUR
QHid,t bes Sd,eriffs BON jebem @auntD 9es
madht piro, SffentIid,e Iad,ridt pon ben
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ben fo!en, Su gebeu,
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req beedaten Wcuats 1T, in ben perIdlteeeneu
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ten fcll, nimIid:
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gicrtbamptpn GounIdip, am @purt b a IL
fe in ber Staot 9Illentaun.
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IN befa9tem 2aunItip.
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SSdufe bon @b ar 8 8 tier in beiags
tenn Tauufd,ip.
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Soaule ben 3 ne n g dger, in Sdgerss
bile, befa9em Taunfd,tp.
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fd,ip, ant Sauie bon 6 @barles Stop,
in befa9tem 2aunIdip.
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Naufe upn q b II 3 db M a II in BE.
fa9tem 3aunldltp.
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in Sc9elspille, befa9tem 3aunidip.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
Giir TrultieS Der aIcobpmie.

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Eie an9emetne Wabf in ben befa9ten pcrs
fd,iecenen Dtltriften ioG srpifden Den Stuns
beu bon 3 uno 10 ubr 8crmttaos qe6ffnet
alno untcrbrcdlen bis Z ilbr 9lbenos cffcn qes
haIten wercer, mo alsoaun bic Stimmfalen
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ithen Departement Der 8ereiui9tcn Staaten
ln9eitellt ieit mag, Rno fcrner, oaB jcoes
gWlt9lieo ees Scn9reBes uno Der Stddtss&ies
sfeBgebIn9 uno ees Staetraths tr9eno elmer
Borough, ceer Die Sommihtcner6 tr9ero eli.
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clntild,ti9 9emad,t iptrb, audi su9leid, has
9Imt cher rle 9InlfclIuna zines WahIridters,
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ser Sramtcr bel elmer icld,cn 98ahl fir ir,
9eno etn Amt, fur tpstdres earu 9eltimmt
sptrb, ctwdtIbar 1T.
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8orlnItta9s, in Der Staot 9lurntaun i'm
lScnrhauie cnbriu9en.
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alentaun cicIen 3ten Gag Septcmber, i'm
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September 3. no6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
EanD III perfQufen.

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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-08-26

CUBA AND L1BERrY.--The Cleveland
Plaindealer" gives the substance of very
interesting conversation had recently with
one of the editors of the "Diaro," a PAPER
published in the city of Havana. Texas,
annexation, and the signs of the times were
the subject OF CONVERSATION, and the Haban.
ero spoke with great warmth, warmth
amounting to enthusiasm, of his authorizations
and those OF the thousand others in his isl.
and, OF the day when the power of the mn.
ther country having become a rope of sand.
and her throne set at nought by the K;na'
doms OF Europe, she shall have fallen prev
10 their wlles and been divided between them.
even as Poland was carved and served ont
pIece-meal TO Russia and Austria-"In that
day." said he, "Hubaaeros will raise tBe
"stars and stripes'' upon the walls of old
Moro Castle, and declare our entire and nm
limited independence of all European SWAY!
We cannot be Spanish colonis.s Iono.-we
can be colonsts of any other power neper
Even today, we would become Tinted
States citizens if we were strong enough
But the Home Department has quartered an
army OF tens of thousands of soldiers unon
US. we are under martial law. Our taxes
are PAID because the payment is enforced by
the bayonels which our own piastres must
support. Our revenues are all Grmed ont
to monopolists, our privileges of trade sold
by the crown to the highest bidder, and our
colonial government, the bitterest despotism
ever suffered by an enduring people. But
the time will come when the arm of the 90.
vernment will be shortened, and we shall be
tree to act alone, or like Texas, ask protec.
tion from the American fag.n
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-08-26
FASHIONABLE
UAGSeaDkG&J@o U
JOSEtiH NGL

d ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Kalida and
N the surrounding country that he carries the husi
ness of TAILORING in all its branches. He regularly
receives plates of the LATEST FASHIONS from Phil
adepha, and is prepared to fulfil all orders in his line of
business in n tasteful and workmanlike manner.
CUTTING done to order the shortest notice. Prices
10 nit the times. Shop house above T. Coulters
store Kalida July g, lS45. 228.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-08-26
BUSINESS ON THE MIAMI CANAL.
QUICK CONVEYANCE OF Goons


This new channel of transportation Of
merchandlze, between the Lakes and the
Ohio River, bids fair to more than realize the
antlclpatons of The business community,
even e', at this early stage of its existence
we have, ON several occasions, noticed the
arrival a of boats full freighted from Toledo.
@ for Cincinnati and ports south of this citv.
on FRIDAY, one of the Troy and Erie Line
of boats, brought 42, ali lbs. merchandise.
consigned to the Agent, Mr.. j. D. Walbridge!
which were shipped at New York on the 18th
July consequently, were only sixteen dan,
to Cincinnati! A part of these goods have
about eighteen hundred miles yet to be trans.
ported, previous to reaching their destination
at Lake ST. Croi& and Lake Perrin; in tbe
territory of Wisconsin.
Through the Rivers and Canals of New
York, the public Improvements of Ohio, and
the great fresh water highways of the West
"a part of this merchandise will have per.
formed S trip in its extent equal to one across
the Atlantic, viz:
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-08-26

W Banks grow rich upon their own debts;
the more they owe the richer they become.
Who would not like to enjoy the same pfivi-
lege?--American Union.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-08-26

"Ma! Ma! Cousin Bill, he's in the par.
lor with seser Sal, and he keeps a biting
her."
"Cousn Bill biting our sal!'
"Yes'm-l seed him do it ever SO many
times; bite her right on the mouth-and the
tarnal gal didn't holler bit, mother"
:. "oh-ah never mind Ned, I guess he
didn't hurt her much.'j
Hurt her! by gosh she loves it cos she
kept letting him, and didn't say nothing.
but Just snacked her lips as though twas
good she did. seed it all through the key
hole. I'll fire taters at him, by gosh"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-08-26

BUcKEYE-Although it is only 43 year,
since the first state government was formed
out OF the great territory northwest of the
ONO, yet it is not known, or is forgotten, that
the broad seal of this territory was Buck.
eye Tree, with logs in the foreground cut II,
in preparation for burning. This was the
origin ofthe name of Buckeye being applied
to the people of Ohio. Now state Of near
two millions of inhabitants, proud of the ap.
pellatlon of Buckeye, few of whom know
its origin. Compared with her ssters--a
full share of intelligence, more enterprise,
Astounding in commercial cities, canals. rail
and other roads, and all the substantial cha.
racteristics of high civilization. We are ad.
vancing with such rapidity that we do not
look back to the starting point, although it
was but this morning. We are indebted to
a highly intelligent correspondent of this
city tor the above welcome explanation of
the origin of Buckeye, as applied to our citi.
Blade.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-08-26

, r 2s53: miles.
A longer distance, quicker time, and
cheaper conveyance, than can be found in
comparison with any other channels of con-.
veyancs IN the Union.-Cm. Atlas.
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WHOLE NO. as5.

the representative and equivalent of gold
and silver, without the slightest control of
law.-N o. Courier.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-08-26

The small pox is in Cleveland. Several
cases have occurred, and the authorities are
taking such measures as will probably prel
vent the pestilence from spreading.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-08-26

PRoFANITY.-There are no oaths in the
Choctaw tongue. When an Indian swears
he can only employ English expressions Of
profanity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23

REMEDY for all diseases accidental the Hair and It's
n restorative, all where Badness beyond the
reach Of art
MERITS OF CHEsncL BALsAM ON Ham lSvtaoRroR.-It
prevents Badness Dandri and Cuaneuus Scru
Il keeps the Hair IN its natural color and prevents from
turning grey. IL presented the world with firm be
lief that beautiful and healthy of the Hair
will be found ria unequaed Prepared solely by h. Pha
lon, No ala Bro tdway.
Agsnts-o Fish Co, Washington, p O.; Aver Phelsn,
rs Broad ST. Columbus Georgia. Tuttle. Assembly Build
ngs Of Tenth and Chestnut Phiiadepha H. kice
corner of Court aud Howard; streets, Boston B. Brow
Ulster Co, n W. " y Loe. row, No, s. Beaver street.
Tousey, Syracuse, ~ "; Gbuon Anderson Newport r.
L.; and No 173 Division street. opposite Ludlow NJ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23
NATIONAL HOTEL,
IKo,b,ss 9f n,1 ftrfH " ~

THE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, formerly known a,
Gsdsbys. hut now generally cal ed Colemans Hotel de.
sres his thanks his rends and the a,.n- por
ton Of the community generally for the lavos which they
have bestowed him he opened hrs
and 10 them he will eNeons TO render his
house worthy patronage Of which he has already
ceiyed so liberal a share.
The house having been, during The summer thoroughly
painted and reted first rate order for the reception
OF travellers residents and the proprietor respectfully so
c continuance Of past vors the part OF visitors TO
Washington, residents during the session OF ongre be-
ing confident that they will find comfortable lodgings,
the besi the table that the market affords and attentive aud
polite walters. \ = COLEMAN.
Washington City, September, 1916 IS 3md& jgb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23
navigation OF the Ohio River.
ONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Nov. XE-6 PM.
Quotations for stocks fell OF to-day, and the sales
were rather limited. Farmers Loan declined per
cent; Morris Canal, 4; Illinois os Z; Long Island Il
Canton 7; Harlem. 7; Reading, Z; Norwich and Worces-
ter Ohio es closed firm at yesterdays prices; and Erie
Railroad went up J. There appears to be very great
difference of opinion in the street in relation to the pro-
bable effect OF the European advces upon the stock and
money markets
We have no change to report in Domestic Exchanges.
There is demand of consequence for bills any point
and quotations cannot be considered otherwise than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
w. Fl. DEGROOT * CO.,

MOULD respectfully inform their Customers and the Pub
w lie that they prepared to furnish every article their
line the following low prices which least 30 per cent
lower be had other establishment this city
Overcoas Of best material made and trimmed in the latest
style from 81 80 70 $780, Cleaks Of French and knglsh
Frock Coats from 81 si6 Pants Of every shade
and color and best quality from 81 ST. Also an endless
Of Vests Of excellent rial and made up the
best manner, from 81 to s. skewise variety
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestngs, always on hand which
will be made to suit the most astiaous taste full suit will
and Workmen employed The plain man as well
particular. be suited NO. l02 FULTON STREET.
% linn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23
BAR TINE'S LOTION.
TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS

Hour is possible that persons wiH consent 10 suffer cih
pain, Dhen CAUSED bv Rheumatsm Srrans Bruises, Dis
locations. Cuts, Gdndatar Tumors, Lumbago, Head.4ehe
Crusap in the Stomach, DC?
nNE BOTTLE OF the above invaluable Lotion will be
~ sufficient satisfy the eceptical, that the
70 be depended oany article before the public for
the efec ua relief aud of Of the above Affections
which al liable less pa fact il is now well
tablished Family Medicine and should always be in eve.
PERSONS house, throughout the country they will then
have remedy al hand which be depended upon
Of accidents, &c.
For sale wholesale and retail the Propretors Depot 90,
United States. Price rs cents -
G. $. BARTINE 4 CO, Projectors,
323 Broadway, New York.
Orders for quantity addressed above will be pune
tually attended to. ole i'm cod 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23

FEW Gentlemen wild their families, single gen
Aony be nth pleasant rooms with board
during the inter-, No 81 Broadway, few doors below
Trinity Church.
tn French and Spanish languages b tn constantly
spoken the house sordng 81 the best opportun
ties such gentlemen wish 10 peect themselves the
SAID languages For further please enquire above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23
Died.

Died.
On Friday morning the 2lst instant JAMES IIgSnY
McGoNAGLE, aged Is years and 10 months
& His friends and those of his brothers-inaw John r.
Davis and John Baulch also the Ocean Guards and
the Fire Engine Companys Is and 80, are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, Sunday afternoon
half past o'clock from the residence OF his mother No
! Birmingham street.
On the 2st instant, HELEN suLLvAS after lingering
Illness in the Goth year of her age
Her funeral will take place at her sonn laws resi-
oeDce on Sunday afternoon at o'clock from her late re
sidence No so Jones street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23
DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS.

MR. g. ROBERTSON respectfully informs his fends
WI and the public that he h,s opeied classes the above
for giving instructions the modes OF dancing
Days Of tuon-We and Saturdays from p NJ
for ladies' and masters under IA and NJ for
blies will take place semmonthly-scho free season
tickets So The above have been newly painted and
rted elegant style aud Mr. r. nssrss parents.
and guardians that every effort be used add to the
fort Of pupils while school Those wishing subscribe
will please call as above
Mr. r. will give his first Grand Ball Of the on Mon.
day Dec IS Tickets ST. for gentleman and his ladies'; be
had at the Glass Rooms, Mr. RS ITO Canal street
ma lmsm
THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
OK BROADWAY, upper corner of Murray over Ten.
20 ney's jswelry store, awarded the Medal -four First
Boston, New York and phade respectively for the best
pictures and apparatus exhibited.
Pumbes Premium Cameras Instructions Plates Cases &c
forwarded desired point lower than by 9TH
er Pm D2Wtmc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23
New Invented
WIGS ANDTOUpFES.

RATCHELOKS new invented Wigs and Scsps sorerfectly
- rsenbe the natural hair TO defy detection t now
scarcely matter OF regret loosng indifferent head OF na,
OF every weaer and without OF yesa,oms " e
bATCHELOR'S Wall street. near broadway nsmoved
from 1865 Broadway. nIb INN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHIA
MIISEIIM

THE large Saloon and Galleries of the Philadelphia Muse
will be handsomely decorated and fitted up, for
purpose of holding therein during the Christmas Holidays
Grand Bazaar for the sale and exhibition of useful and fancy
articles.
The Saloon will be divided into compartments which will
be let Stoekeepers Tadesmen, aud Others who dis
posed have auxiliary establishments for the sale of Dry
Goods Fancy Goods Books Music Stationery Connections
~, Toys, sc. &c.
The Bazaar will be continually envened by full and eff
band of music whilst other aad varied
will from time be introduced; fact nothing shall be
wanting render what is designed to be, emphaticay
but such will vie with others the variety and display
of their goods.
The will open Monday Dec 22i and continue day
and evening il New ears Nj lit.
Persons DESTROYS of pro curing stands will please make a
p'icaon between the hours of two and five O'clock NJ
Office OF the Museum where plan ofthe
be seen, and any further Informal ion obtained.
New York dealers competing with their neigh
bos of Philadelphia have opportunity by
king application above This undertaking. novel in its
character, and the largest and splendid
Union for such purpose fail be profitable who
embark Application be made early period in
roder TO ensure an apartment a stand W gbz
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HOTEL DES DEUX FRERES.
BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL.

BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN no Ed
THE PROPRIETOR of this long esabls Hotel takes
OCCASION respectfully, to apprise his old friends aud
public rally determination to full with
the spirit If prevalent IN his line he has within
the last few mou had his spacious establishment thoroughly
overaued throughout That without regard
pense he added his splendid accommodations another
new Ladies' Ordinary and Ladies Dmwing Room fronting
Avenue both OF which elegantly executed
resco This Ora ng Room very magnfcens furnished
ia every particular the modern aud has ELECTED
joining this Drawing hoom are several new and delightful
chambers also handsomely aud so they
be made from other o the house
With these improvements he confidently believes that his
tablshmrt exceedu any OF the United States
aud he respectfully soeits continuance OF that patronage
winch has been for ny years extended TO br2was n
dian Queen.' JEssE BROWN.
Washington City Nov. II, 1878. NIL 2wrc
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ALHAmRA,
No. $50 Broad,Oay, (betioeen Spring and Prince }

ALBANIA,
No. $50 Broad,cay, (betioeen Spring and Prince J
EXTRAORDINARY ARRAY OF TALENT.
Monday Evening, Nov. 24th,
And during the Week
The Of the Albania has the honor announce that
IN order to outve his contemporaries the production OF
velie and wishing the pu bile with
ana attractive bill he has engaged the popular and highly
GUINEA SERENADERS,
who are universally allowed T. be the best band of
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS
,,,es who have ever exhibited III the United States.
MISS MARY ST. CT AIR. the Celebrated English Sybil
has been eengaged for week will be assisted
Mons PHlLLlPPE. !! the French Magician
DR. VALENTINE,
wiil Introduce some OF his humorous limitations.
Performance TO commence ~ o'clock Admission IS
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
Will biven the glorious 18th,
EVACUATION DAY,
When Doctor Valentine will introduce his celebrated
Fourth Of July Grafton.
NOTlCE-Performances Every Saturday r. NJ
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New stock Exchange.


BY the Rev. r. Gordon, Isaac BUCHANAN of this city,
formerly Of Perthshre, Scotland, to Mrs. MARIA T..
DUNN, daughter Of Captain Thompson, Of Edinburgh,
Scotland
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PISTOL GALLERY

Il HUDSON having returned from the South, enncunces
to hrs old friends aud pupils that he will be found at
home his residence as Broadway second floor where
he will devote his instructions Ia the noble art
Of SelEDefence.
Terms moderate Open during the day and in the evening