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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

soxfrHfNo OF cnxAr fNroSrANcR TO rHR HonYf
orIrrxnr &c. EpwAios LKsrRn L. g. consal A
Genoa. has recently arrived from Italy bringing VIII
aim cusnri;y OF the choicest Grspc Vines Known !,
tina; country Probably American has paid 90 puueh
s,fenoa 20 the cultivation Of the Vine In Itay a ",
Lester Il his Intention Get ,hese v.nes on, m
se them IN the Fall But he 10 sdvsed BY seversl of H.
BEST Ho-iculrurs,s in Newyork 10 eel them a, puANs
Auction and accordingly the sale (anreservedy) WI
fske place AZ the Public Auction R1ms Of WV u
FRAxxlr~ & SON Is Brosd-s,reet On Taesdsy N. -.
ofJuv next al II O'Clock. A. NJ in assorted los n 81
and 100
Is; These vines were taken UP last winter from o,s
IN. ssoar sni riX endure clssats
2d For fui; snd for wine they are regarded a u.
best in al Italy.
"a Thev are in perfect state Of preserrriOs--..
green a. the day they were tsken up.
.,h They came from Piedmont and savoy WHOSE Ell
mate IN sxfr.tnes OF heat and cod u similar cor own
SIN No vnes Ike ihsl have ever been broush, 10 ,ks
country. and they exist only IN Ray.
9TH sample. Of the VINE made nom tnem WI. be
These vines were 10, bought for a speculsr.on.-Nr
l. hoping 10 be able introduce into this country and
bring them into gcnersi and immediate use. has
chosen this manner Of disposing OF them.
They are o-cred 10 the Ho,icainrist 0; this country
with the full confidence that they VII constitute most
valuable acquisition 10 our system OF Gardening and
Horticulture
A ,xrerience, Italian vinedresser who took them Up
VS.. brought CUT hy Mr. Les'crhss prepared them Tor
ale and vii be present the auction to give All neces
sary Information about the matter. IN the mean time
OF the American AgricutHrst S5 Broadway are referred
they are acquainted with the vines and the cifea
stances.
Nss- YORK. Jsse sad. is45.
NB An article prepared by Mr.. Lester will appear in
the sept Number Of The American AsricultGsi on the
oesi method OF cuivaing the above IN this country.
We have read tbs. Circular with good deal of inter
est, and so VIII our readers Il "a rssly, We believe
what u pu-poris 70 bcand doub, not, ii nitro
duec these spcs the hands OF our Gardeners snd
H1rtcultur.s,s that IN few years We shall ind was
matter OF no iiiie importance. We know that our CHI
mate and soil are adapted The vine, Il we can ind the
rsh, species Mr. Lester has resided in Italy several
wears and has certainly had facilities for knowing some
thing about the matter
We have long felt would be of infinite advantage 10
an classes If the OF the grape for fruit could become
general in this country We eat TOO much solid food ,
,,a, should be substituted in measure for
But how can expect change when spound Of sspes
cost IN Nev.loyk hall dollar forego that halt dosr
one season and buy grape vine with /, which the next
viii yield YOU a dozen pounds, and the third Summer
100 The expense OF this enterprise OF Mr.. Lester must
have been great, but We hope he may not lose byii-
such efforts ought 10 succeed and we doubt not this
viii
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RLsEDy FOR DrAsssss.-How many persons are susrr
i1s from fas complaint, nD, b. ,r DR. NcSa,r
Acoustic O, nisz Obtain rrnes relief aud Ia all proo
ability regal eir hesrng Numerous have come l.
our OWE know edge here lhol Las cured total dssfes
Of years standing Il Is a-o relief ia al cases al
bazzng noises u the &c winch bat symptom, o,
approaching deafness. I- the ariced make trs VI III,
srtic.s Sod only ss2i Co0gi.sndsI
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RIorors PRocrrnlNcs.-Consilernble 9,

RIoToUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES excite
meni produced in the city Yesterday by the ~.
nouncemen that during the night prevou-, requisite y
had been made upon his EXcelcncy the Governor. hy
Judge Rousseau the Parish Judge q: the Parish Of
Bernard oT troops 10 que number ni rioters who had
assembled 81 Terre aux Bfuis Il appears ths, mum
Der of SINAI. sndhoders and oxdriver- who have MADE
living by hauling sugar 10 marsct. had determined .
resi-, the farther construction Of the Mexican Gulf Rs-
road and had assembled IN large numbers. threatening
violence 10 all who opposed their mad pro;-cis.
The Governor OF the Siste being temporarily absent
from the city. the Attorney General inside recuisri
upon Major General John /. Lewis, for sufficient nun
her OF troops 10 bring the rioters 10 submission That
Office. immediately issued hls orders 10 the Legion the
Washington Battalion. and the Lousisna Volunteers
In few hours otter his orders issued about 100 men
from the Washington battalion and the ionsisns Voan
tecrs under The command OF Lieut. Col James Wal
ton reported themselves Gen Lewis 81 the Place d
Ares where they joined BY detachment Of ahou,
30 men, rum the Baitslion Of Artillery attached 10 the
Legion With these troops Gen Lewis fastened 70 the
scene Of disturbances where be joined BY Judge
Rousseau and Sheriff Cuculu of the parish Of 81 Der
nsrd. The rioters made very feeble resistance sno
about 40 of the rinsi,siers Immediately arrested
portion Of them who hsd BEEN sedac.d from their A.
lesisnc, 10 the laws by others discharged upon
pcroi while the remainder were held 70 bail 10 spicsr
before The Of TIE Criminal CoCrr Of the Parish
We understand thai Major Joseph >oles. Jusr,ce
Of the Peace his Parish the chief Of the insuT
gents The military having performed eli the iury re-
CURED Of htr r,,u-neS 10 the city as, evening when
they received the ,hsnks Of Gen Lewis for Their prompt
acton ard soldier like department.
rs. o. Tropic, 18Th
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- On our first page, in the Texas news Malo'
Bache should be put down ADti- Annexa;ionisi
The Galveston News of June 7, says
I'VE have however this satisfaction that there is not
probably in the ciiy Of Galveston. gentleman opposec
10 annexation. whose election would have received %
much cordial appreciation from the friends OF that mca
sure As that Of Mai Richard Bache the grandson of Dr.
Franklin and the representative OF many Of the virtue,
of his distinguished ancestor Notwithstanding his op
position 10 a measure which deem essential 70 the
salvation and welfare OF our country we sincerely be-
ieve he will do as he said and all his exertions IN
good faith for the fulhment Of his pledge and cement
the bond Of reunion 10 the parent cOuntry-yiedD-
his own judgment TO the will of the people. he vii
doubtless be the 0nlg antannexaon member Of the
convention and although we opposed him upon prino
pie vet have confidence that his wisdom. int grliy
and patriotism will rank him among the leading mem
of that most august assembly, and enable him "a
contribute in small degree 10 the formation of The
constitution upon the just principles Of American liberty
and pure democracy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

tET- The United States sloop Of war St Mary,
arrived AT Galveston on the 18th, having left Ncra
Cruz on the DAY OF the cmbarka,ion of Santa Ans
for Havana We herewith present our readers witt
the Galveston Civilians summary OF the news by
that arrival.
The United States sloop OF war - Marys which r.
turned lew days sincer before Vera Cruz had. We
understand actual communication with that city ths
officers being unwilling 10 trust themselves men on
shore on of the great virulence OF the yellow
fever They learned. however, that the Mexican Con
crcss had adjourned for short time, without havin-
taken any decisive steps towards the resistance OF Ar
nexation or made any preparations for with Oh,
United States. Santa Ana sailed from Nera Cruz the
same day the ST Mays left. m Mexican steamer -
was understood for Havana. under decree OF exile
but whether for number of years or for life, moi
ascerrained Ii is stated that he has selected Venezue
as the country Of his future residence.
The appearance ofthe American squadron under Com
nodore Conner is said to have produced crest consern
ton AT Vera Cruz. ReniOrccments were immediately
thrown the castle and expresses started for the
pita under the apprehension OF On attack The :Orm
dshle force which the United States government ha.
placed in the gulf well the iro.ps upon the frontier
also the decided willingness exhibited both by tie
government and people Of that country for a little tilt
At arms has doubtless had the effect sbate the ardo
OF Mexico in corresponding rate.
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~A New Orleans paper saws. I'VE /

q A New Orleans paper SAYS I'VE learn
that there xres; exenens u Galveston a, the time
the New-york left. which was Sunday AZ I'm We
are inclined 10 think that the English Minister in
Texas let in good time AID that the Executive vii
find warmer wafer than tee RIO GEsnde's
NoRE INDIAN NrRDERs.-We have learned with
bitter regrr, that the Of Mr. Mornsby and Mr. Akin
con were murdered by Indians. near Austin. Saiur.
day last The Indians came upon them hle they were
fishing in the river and killed them with spears The
body Of Mr. Atkinson found Mondsy morning
pierced with seven wounds Houston Tel llth inst
" FOSTER DAY, about IS years old. sho, him
set with pistol q El;zabethfown. n J. ca "Wednesday
He has left wife and children Mental deranse
ent understood to have been the cause OF the rssh
ret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

r Two OF the convict. escaped from the New
Prison IN tn. county on Saturday IN open day By placing
lever with which they al work upon me top Of $
stump and thus sealing ihs Pekets They were rersken
On xonisy Two o: The guard who were On duty At ne
uHe were immediately discharged. lFa,isbursh wig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

FROM MExico~-By the arrival Of the brig Till al
New Orleans on the 18th inst from Havana with dates
10 the lth have repetition OF the news received
some time since at this port.
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Court Cnlendar-Tal. Day.

SUPERIOR CovRr-No- los - %. 100. 10 ~. :, IL,
) ~. - g.. 81. lOl. 80. -
COMMON PIEAs-Nos. 46, la4, l2a a., a., 81, -. -
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TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

Flsr PAor-The Water Cure Later from Texas
Miscellaneous.
FOURTH PAoE-Niscesnies Money Matters Marine
Journal
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NsLo' UAkDEs Tie Acr, bsi ianlly and Ma Robert,
o-nst-a very seect AMI lsvDre en.sra.nr snr /. a.
nouneed which includes The TEUnPErssi. D.rcurrz :
very sakhsois peee TAI Roberts i. very happ,ln W.
consrsillzis ms gentemon proved ensy srye
P-rcrpnbs N Aired Hztryer, "Wednesday CHARGE,
~ af t- sPpses lie las s-znp.sd hs will Dc sui rres.
e iavoe win tre Nav iorh public the ot~ner he
Ih- Acfccai aen6trs are sti Tie the wonder ly
lns community. They appear tomorrow also ror NJ, r.
o-fts Benefit ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
sale OF -,hort-fiorned Cattle.

Correspondence Of G. Livingston 8 co.
CITIZEN OFFICE, Albany, June 25
The interest excited bythe sale Of the entire herr
Of improved Short Horned Caiile Of f. p Prentice
Esq Of this city brought host Of visitors to the sale
Annexed is a summary Of the sales with the
names Of the purchasers made up from the catalogue
Of the anctioneers Joshua Jones a Parke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

~ C0NsELs MAGICAL P,iS EXTRACTOR from q
Courisnd street, will cure the following complaints:
Burns, Old Sores, Erysipelas.
Scalds, Tender Feet Piles,
Cmblans Sore Ewes. Chaps Ac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

PRINCETON CorLsGE.-The Annual Commence
n,ent took place on Wednesday Ast. FfiySwo young
men received the degree Of B. A The Degree Of NJ
wa. conferred on q Graduate. Of The College.
The Honorary Degree Of y. \. WAS conferred On TIE
Rev GEORGE " MvsGRAvs. q Baltimore. aud On the
Rev SAMUEL X. TaLLr,DSr. President OF ioe Ose
thorpe University. Georgia -
The honorary degree OF l. D. was conferred on +
LAS VAN ARsDAlE. ESQ. Of Newark. y. !
The honorary degree 4 A. VI was conferred on hsN'
Y T WHETHER Of Ala. Rev. SAM 7. HELM. Oouni'
bia Mss and M jaws HALL. Of Albany \ \.
~ The Washington Union OF W e>ine>.;ay'
saws we bad grand war Of the elements this afternoon
for ahou, - unuies-s violent hurricanes heavy rsh
and shower OF haistores. OF them a. large a.
picaous' rcv<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

r. The success Of Psm0s Ethiopian Opera Company
has becoe notorious that any comnen, On would Be
superf1Oua We have ulca pleasure IN announcing taz
;as above Company VII saks bsascs nsxi AendsJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslpENT-offieiH-
william n FRIEND ss deputy postmaster AZ Ts'efs'
burg Virginia in the place Of John NnSs. removed
JosrPH " DorY. deputy postmaster AZ Osoen>
bursh Newynrk. from tie 10Th Of July neSi "n'" 's
commission Of the presen. incurnben, vii expire
VINTAGE O'NEAI As deputy postmaster az >'euoe'
vile Ohio from the asth INST VIXEN the commission o;
the present incumbent vii expire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

~ Have YOU Reaches Bed Bugs In your housssi
esitmiustor oi hcsc noNious yern may be hsd u
I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

70 DsLLsy's (ongua and genuine) PAIN EXTRACTOR.
/ Sold al p COurand-sL al HALF PRICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

~ EAsr ISpIs H,Is Dss.-Ths TO- beyond doub,
II the remarkable chemical discoveries u modern
IL coors the hair anu YET the sksn 10 perfectly sas
rom Ia influence Red or grey hair VIII become dMs
brow jeiblatk, aer spp alion. Moreover great
advantage possessed by the East indian Hair Dye ts-
may be applied over nish, while the head rests tie p
offepose. rns Dye is prepared by DR.. COmsiock him
eli Tie &c fbricd chemist, whose book 10 Used In the
1esi of Cole and Academies throughout, Great Britain
ind America Sold hy ComstOcs Co, Il Courtlsnd-sl
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Subscription. Received 70 the Weekly Tribune

Subscriptions Received 10 the Daily Tribune.
fCus r. all case, accompanying t< erdfr.l
IHrRspAY, June - Warsaw, y. 1........,...
BsdwlnsviI-. " f--...... lseraiogs spnHss " L..
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DOREMus, sUfDAbfA NIXON, No. 20 Sssssa ~
opposite Pori-Othce, los added, very exicrsvey ~
.ioc. Of Dry Goods for laTpisnng STEAMBOATS,, srts
Hotels, such 49, ]
Counfrrpanes. Quii,s
Blankets, 81 to l2-s linen and cotton ShoetlnG
Linen Pillow C~lnSs. Table Linen
Diaper, Hscksbucx and Crash
Furniture Dimify, Beduck
White and Turkey red Curtain Nusins
Dsmask and wasred Morc>nA
BY having timely notice we can furpish CouD;efp.
say sS@ with saass swovs M " vsaseI ~ ho'ss -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

HAR T0Mc-OLoRIoce's Balm OF ColrMrrA-To the
Said and Gray Ill sua wlsla rca uXuT,ni bead u hair,
~ from dIrufal scur DO not ti Ia procure he genu.
Bam Columns idby Com,iocA Co n C0gftani.
In OF badness VIII more than exceed your
>pecfaou- Many who had lost heir hair for ~ years,
h,d restored 10 Is gina perfection by tic OF
balm. Age. state cOpGi, epl sr Ia be no obstacles
whatever also causes he had 20 fow with ehch Tie
elcai lair tlc nef, by which hOus.ds whose
gray the Aslaac cagrl have ha her hair
stoed natural color by This invaluable remedy In
ID cases q, cv,r q viii found the most pleasant vssh for
bead that be uset few applications only
es-ary Keep The hair from falling out l. srf,ng heus 10
iootsi never fail 70 imps nch. glossy appearance and
perfume for the toilet, % j. unequaej Sold o0,y Il
Corran.sresi, ana al the corner OF Third Avenue and
tenth =, by DR.. Field; also m Brooklyn loy fu,on-.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

q By The Albany Argus Of yesterday we sec
~ ssssvsary Marcy declines spubsc dinner profes1
~ b. his ffisnds IN Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

- The commitiss in the case of Don were to
~ aade sAsirspor % The R Legislature On wedne.
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

~ Feopte Will pc tmprudeue-bu''no ss 49,
yiy themselves with Hastings Cos Aromatic scms1SS
or Pcsom.ng rooms, purifying the air, soo~ Fhef
zee ony isf Gents per box, COO aiming coxcn -
.a1 Of no.t q; lie Druggists and Crocers. Pnncipe
~ Broadway. fD -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

Hon /. @. c. ELMER Loco delivered al
Ousoa before The Literary Societies Of the College
NewJsrsey On Tuesday. We learn from the Tren,or
ossssss thai bic subject was TAs origin Of Gorra~o,
~ ~ Ssssss ssd Limitations Of as AsiA0viy He
eemned h course Of Dor and HE followers in Rhoce
lSnnA
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~ No srrTER Rg,soss cau exist why Tastings 4 CO..
DouBif ExlHAcr or sARsAPAEifLA preferred above al
others II 10 ia more concentrated forfa powerful,
pleasant sud convenient 20 Use, b + a compound,
no neral substance = combined with H. Il far less pcs
q fn any other preparation from dis well known root
Principal Depot ~ Broadway ~ leAy
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~ The Old and only established 81 IN hi. CRY Tor W
sale Of the Original GENUINE PCLMONlC SYRUP, 81
Hl tourtsrd street. door below Greenwich, gssl
Please see Mr. Bees mans advertisement hrst page
his paper, beaded Caution toiie Public" Jc3 eodn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-26
Sfarb.
C@in9sIaubt ourh ben Gbrp. Oubs.)

C@in9sIauot ourt ben @brp. Dubs.)
2Im l5tcn Mdr; in Silo'BtritbaG, 9 a.
rab 8. 2cdter bon 9cRben 9icubaro, im
l3ten Wpnat.
Dim l6ten DidrS in 9ecrb WheitbalI,
Glisabet b, 2cd)ter ocs Sttpbrn Shlo'
Ser, I'M l3tcn WCnar.
9lm litsu Oadri i'll Torc' 'Bbcithall, Serr
SoIepb Sornilter, in 34lten ee'
bensjabre
9lm uimlidru Gag in 2llentaun, W Il Is
NJ s.. s., Sphn uon SenrD Da Us
ber i'm 4tcn 2ebrnsjabre.
slm sten Wdrl in Neirelber9, 9 a,
Sbe9ottin ees loerrn Sobn Stewart
ini l9Ien 9Rbcnsjabre.
9lm Ucrlcstsn Cieniia9 in btsfsr Staet
Osrr @sorgs 8nau 8, im 68itrn ee'
bsnsiabre. @r war 35 Wchcu bettld9erl9.
slm l2tsn Mdrs in Dcplestaun, Y {.
R'o cpe Il, Giq, I'M 47Ren sstsnsjaHEe'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-26
C2s. ebmcr,em in scirn unp sruit.

C2s. 9tbmcr,cM in Scitsn uno 8ruff,
8cpffhmer;en etc. - BriobtS inoianifdlc
YfansenpiOen wcroen in Ger Stillun9 bon
feincr Wteoisu iibcrtrcffen, ,urnn Fr ihrcs
@leihen bntrn, nril Fe curd Zen Wd9en u.
bic Ginaemeioc ale llnrciniafcit uuo uerocr'
bcnen Sdfte nuf 70 natiritc WriIc abfnh'
rem, cas- Der R6rrcr mirfid, pcn jeosr art
ecccn rpic eurh 3duberei bcfreit miro. -
@icr peer fnf bieicr pltIcH bes 9Ibenos prr
Dem Sdlnfenaehen qcncmmeu, wrroen /
furicr 3eit Die tartndfl9ite Grfiltun9 fer'
trciter, wie aud, G'nut, Sdbmcrsen in e ei
tcn uno 8ruR, GcpfftmcrScu, SHwinocI u.
alle icide uebel.
HJ"@ 5t q d, !-&auft uur nrn ben
tefdnnt 9emad,tcn 2IgsnieH cher in Der Sfs
flee uuo S,eneral Hietertasc, go. l69, Gdce.
ffroec, phiIabcIphid, uno fraot ausbriidlid'
nab "QBrisbis incianiihen pHlnirnpiGeu."
Die Obiee fcbdsbnre Reci;in ii iu babeu
BET q {. Nu c in 9llcntaun, uub BEL ben
sl9entcn bic in elmer ancrrn Spalte bsfanut
9emnd)t fne.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-26
Srrcftseet tagiGat,

Sintemnl Der adtbdrt i IN SanfS,
,prelteentsHtdItcr IN ben cerid,ieeencn Scurs
ten ron Common plies i'm eritten @crid,tes
be,irf, beifehcuo aus ben @anutiss 8crfs,
Tcrthdmptcn uno 2fha, i'm Gtaat lDenn,
iDloanien, IN Sfraft ieincs 9Intes prcfIcents
Hid,tcr Der perid,iebencn Gcur ten bon SDrr
nno 5ermincr uno aF9cmeiurr 9efdn9niF,
@rlceigun9 in teid9ten @annties unb % c,
ter s. das uno Saccb Dillin9er,
@fauircs, 9fidtcr Der Scurtcn ocn Spcr une
Scrmncr unb aliacmeiuer @rfdn9uis @rlcs
ei9un9 fir bic Rihtun9 ben Soaupt: nnb ats
ecren @erbrefen in 9ebad,tera eedIa Gauntp,
ihrcn gtfrhl all mid, ssfelt baten pcrin
ftc cine @curt bon Spcr uno Germucr uno
Quarter ScliIon uno @pmnon GNies antc,
raumcn, ipetd,e 9cbaltcn ipereen fcll in her
Staet 9l0Icntauu in uno fur bas @aunte 9cs
da, auf Den fen Wcntd9 i'm Wecnat gPai,
wcldcs Ger Ste bes tcfn9ten Ncnats ill,
uno weId,e cine gSrd,e oancrn tpirb:
60 miro hermit 9tadri6t ge9eten,
an ale Srietensrid,tcr uno @pnlfabel inner.
baIb Der bcfd9tcn @auntD non ecda, tas Gs
eann uno eafelbit in eigener Verfon NIT ii,
rcH Hols, Hcccrts, Snaui1ticnen, Grant.
naticnen uno alien dneern @rinnerunqen lIb
einfnecn, tim Die Sadlen su tbun uub 1H
pertpaItrn, lucltle ibreH aemterH ebIitsrn ,
SeS9let 6en
pcrSen auf aIe bieieniQsn, rpcl6G sescH
@cfan9ene in rcm @rfdnonis Der @aunts
teha al5 &li9sr oeer 3cuaen auf,utrrteu
babrn, bcnad,rid,tiget, eas Ts Tt ailoert l.,s
bafcibif etnSufncen haben, um oicielbsn ku
prciraliren, Wte ss ibuen redit oiiufsR mag.
@e9eben inter meincr Ssaub, In Der Staot
sIItentann, bisfcu 26iisn WdrL i'm Sahs
nniers nerrn Gin 2anieuo 2Idt IRpScrt
une 8anf Hne 8isr;i9
9SII erbatte be 5aepu6tif
Savtb Stet, Sherif,
Sdertff5' aImtsifute, I
Aasntaun, MdrS 26. uqbg
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-26
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-26
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