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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-16

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-16
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september 9.

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Scpt, 2, 1916. *3m
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-16
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-03

PosER.-The editor Of the Norfolk County
American, in reference TO the Mexican war,
asks
why, in Satan's name, do not the coward
ly wrctches-who have brought this war up
on the country, and who are now bawling
about patriotism-g 90 and fight its battles
If the whole horde could he swept at once
into tho regions of the :" black vomit," it
would afford some consolation for the evils
which have already resulted from their pre-
vious existence
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-03
SALEM, ONO, FRIDAY, JULY ,, 1916.

right on his side he can chase a thousand
whose shield is error
THAT wrong already feels itself o'ercome,
If but one soul have strength to see the
right,
And one free tongue 10 speak it,"
On behalf of the Committee.
KERSEY G.. THOMAS,
Cor, Secrct0ry.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-03

0T.M remitances 10 be made, and all letters
relating TO the pecun,ary affairs Of HePaper,
TO be addressed (post paid) 10 tie General
.7gent. Communication intended for inSer-
ton to be addressed 10 the Editors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-03

PUBLISHING CoMMrrTEE:-Sam'l Brooke,
George Garretson, James Blrnaby, Jr.
David l.. Galhreath, Lot Holmes.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-03

e. TERMS:-Sl, so per annum, or $500 if
not paid within six months of the time of
subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for 10 cents:-onc
square 81.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-03
A NTI-SLA VERY BUGLE.
Published every Friday at
SALEM, CoLuMBIANA Co., o.

JAMES BARNABY. Jr., General Agent.
p EIlzHBET Ti ZONES 5SNEs, Eprrons.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-03

.. m. PAINIGB, .P1INII8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

q for milling Corn is not -ery firm Sales . 600 bush
Yellow and mixed AZ 7G75 cts Rye is iesyy- Sales
1900 bush az 7a75 cts delivered. Oats $685.: for Ca
nal In Barley the only sale hear OF 25O0 bu.aeis
iOur-roT.ec al 81 Cts ior brewing.
wHIsKY-Is dull al "A cts for bbls
TEA-The sale to-day wert OF with split and TIC
prices show generally an advance p-eTio1s rates
FlSH-Dry Cod are scarce and prices are upward :
200 quintas have been sold - 60 and 200 are aloat
held al 50 Macksrel are dull, and the market Ts sup
piled 1909 5bls remain aiost an=od. Sasd and Salmon
are quiet; 1000 bxs Sealed Herring brought 20 cts
FRUIT-Ms!aga Raisins plenty The sales N lots
are perhaps 1909 bxs Bunch at 81 ~ 1000 ii 90 s7cs
and 1000 or DO 5a.. mos. Al private bargain several
caTgoes embracing 900 bxs. have been taken
HEMP-Ssles Q. Dew.rotted American at S55es sos.
and 10 tons Dressed do Sll0 mos
HIDES-There have been ssles o: 2l21 Carthasena,
supposed about previous qGotaton -sgy Ansostrra az
10 cs small discoun. cash and Il Phl!ads phia tor
New York $500 OF the same description. 10 Cts less =
per cent mos delivered mere.
GROCERIEs-Fc7 three GdyS-The market for Sugars
continues very firm with farther sales OF 25 hhds Porto
Rico az i cts - New. Orleans IL lie 0xs Brown
Havana &; and 80 White DO I. mos. In Nolasses
we have change notice in the market, Sales OF 20
hhds Porto Rico ~ - Cts; 80 sweet Cube IL y; and
80 Trinidad Cuba u I The market for COT
Zee is very firm but owing 70 The diminished supply
there Is but little doing The sale include 1900 bags
Brazil part from second handa a at CTS; SOC La
guayra az: 800 Java 91l0l, usns. time and 600 ou-
Tnara on terms did not learn.
NAVAL STo2ES-No farther transactions to report
IN Turpent.ne From parcel oi Spirits Iurpeatne ar
rived sales of $50 casks have been made IN small lots al
60 CT. cash, and some from al the same rate
OHS-American Linseed i. dull and best city made
is now Offering at so cts 100 baskets Marseiles Olive
brought g y, mos
TOBACCO-Is in moderate request sales 200 bales
HAVANA chiefly 23G25 cts, with some fine at 90 40
bales - Iaeo for expor; Il short price and = case
Florida "a - 1 There is lese demand for Manu-
featured.
BEEswAX-3oOO lbs Southern and Northern Yellow
have been sold par, at = cts, cash.
PROViSIONS-The market for Pork IL very quiet as
s. u! and SO. For Mess 50 ~ offered. Beet Is
heavy Sales zoo kegs Lard actual tare att Cts. B5ls
arc 7ld7l When wrote Lard yesterday at = cts,
VIC were thinking OF Tallow. Butter and Cheese are
frm. Sales 10000 lbs sides for export pirate
terms. Export from Il; TO 10Th November-Beef l67i
bbls; Pork, 2,266 bbs; Lard, i so kegs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
=, stevens, Address at Auburn.

From the Farmers Library iVf No'eiHoef.
We the more regret not being able to hear Mr.. Ste.
-u.s Address al Auburn. since we have seen brief
~ al /, IN the Culgigaior We felt every assuarsnce
~, {, would be worthy of the orator and the gres.
uae ne was called 10 advocate; and truly rejoice
- ss tha, he struck the right nail the head-Edaoo
,Sos s,k reference agricultural pursuits IL is as re-
.rkabe az it IA gratifying to that this is now the
lew which all the Annual Addresses presenting
schools too sprnging up, almost without adequate
prpararon TO meet the pressing Cal! OF public
Wehope 10 publish account Of Professor Lee e'o
others IN our next ,.,.-...,
The ball is in motion Let its motion be
be every paper and every patriot in the country Cna
the Representatives Of the agricultural heiess ~
rress shall not dare give one doi,ar specaI'S ti ay
ether sort OF instruction for coiecthg any oei
of information AT the common expense OF me PeoP1e
whou, distributing dollar for dollar Tor sgI1cuuia.
e0uca,ion Ye. the ball is in motion; the signs are AS
nain az the Great Bear in the heavens. But Rome was
no, built in day 49,. .,....t,
In our next we have time, We will give the sketch
~ Memorial 10 be addressed by the farmers OF the
JJoted states and especially by Agricultural societies
N, the legislatures of the several States calling ON them
M roenoraze Congress for share OF the proceeds Of
The public lands for the diffusion of agricultural know
sdys In each of the States. We invoke the aid and
eolnsels of the friends of the pow OF all parties as
for great Agricultural Department at Washington
sounds very well but will never come to practical
head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
Produce and Country Merchn,d,se -frrtvmc al her IoL
Reported SleelaiIy toI The .Nelg. iork Tribune.

Produce Country Merchandise rrt-inC her- York
Rtported Sree,allyJo' The He'O- York 7'1bDt
jL,o,u 1yd y,tr. YorI Linz Barge Eqseru-2l02 bbs
cow Snyd.,o Ssra Co: $40 do D Johnson Ibis seed
Md "a. II do pb.lps A Aborn: is do K KinDsn Co.
t a. -, 5r,te, IL rsatbe,s : Wrsv mis- saed n,
iobnsor
49,, 90, Eo,, pcro;, sd bb,s aorr 7 y lyr;gb,
go - 60 cI 49, 40 Non Z Vbi,,Jasa,. - =,
80 % p an - a. y ct 9oS a. Sac "a o. do
= y b9hpsti, ., 10 9d e Uoi 0 ~ -, -
Bo" "a 80 aU 90 : Cf IN DO " 80 ~
H. B,Hco,ck { co. : do Tomnkin. 4 Co : do " n
pia,i. = do : 4 Tio,.op i do / A REYNOLDS do rota.
,ces r. p,1,nord Is do beans Johnson Bro.. - kegs
t,, 70 his std do lad Bsbcock A Coz II SIgs b1tt.r
" II Have.
Nm yori and Tyou Tan, Ran, J;ycRor1s Jyeyr,,ioq
"a = 80. So, r. 80 - ~ t5.i,.s 2 a,
ppis No. 80 ua ,t3s 80 r. g9i - do n 49,
lato ~ - ~ o4Hu - ", 81 -. s-S T. II
SGme Lne-BdI2, iIel oISo24 nois aouI ON 90 u
behnsh; ~ 90 VI 10y so .tf' 20 ouseelh
90 20 On cI , - chs 90 20, - . ~ :. u ~ ~
~ t'gs out'ei ,, ilson - ''o' 10 o"e WI " Gay "
oo, H,1 rl Ies '. mn ,, 81, ,t,s don, l. C,tt.
,.Ss "a a. p ~ t,Ii - 40 ssc Co ~ DO sIsn5
j NC 20 ~ % IL cSeas ck % q !, r. Con iFT5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
ARRIVED.

Ship New Hampshire, Chase - days from Liverpool.
ndse 10 John Michel 232 Storage passengers Oct
lat So Ion IL in violent gale from NNW lost spars
sails boat and stove buwsrks On the 18th, IN strong
gale with tremendous heavy from NNE lost main
topnas, top galan:yard foretopsal yard spencer
and badly damaged entire suit Of sails. 2sth.
every spar shed and sot, again sails mended and set
found the foremost sprung The has been between
Bsrnesst and the Hook since the 9Th inst-a pilot on
board days.
Ship Union Johnson u ds I'm Norleans SC to John
4 Lowden. Sd inst, lat 81 Ion - spoke brig KEN
ball I'm Savannah, for Cowes.
Bre bark Republic, Tegler, 70 ds TN Bremen mdse, TO
Uenchen 4 Unksrt- IL passengers
Brig Thomas Walter Marshman, from Phlsd and u
hours I'm the Cspes, ballast. Chamberlain Phelps
Brig Emma Prescott Downes, 10 DIS .m Calais, Me po
taioes 10 VoSe 4 Joyce.
BIZ bris William Ryan l3 ds i'm Harbor Grace in bal
last Siakin lrouside I'd inst in lat IS lon &c 80
spoke brig Flora from Halifax. Tor Liverpool
Brig Augusta Sherwood as I'm Savannah, cotton, 10
Sturges, Chairman * Co.
Bris Norman West I'm Sisa and Fasjou. (Mexico)
- days, loewood, &C. 10 Bouchsud & Thsbsud Oct
70 lst % 5 Ion 81 spoke brig Capt John from Laguna
for NYork. l9 days out
Schr Bay State, Clark I'm Eas,port hsh and plaster
bound to Wilmington Del.
Sehr Forrest Hing, Kelly, I'm Alexandra acur, bound
to Boston. put IN for hacor.
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f9ys The following items we clip from the Mata
- z. ~ of thn 9th nit

rnoros Flag of the 9th ult
ARRIVAL OF SIcK,-The steamer Exchange ar
lived las; evening from the mouth Of the river with
ri the sick belonging Col Humphrey Marsha!Is reei-
meDt OF Kentucky Cavalry. They were shipped from
por avaca where they hare been encamped for some
time 10 the Brasos and their way TO Carnargo
~ await the arrival of their regiment which is coming
through Texas by way of Corpus Christi This regl'
neut il said TO have suffered much from sickness at
PORT Lavaca Cassius NJ Clay. who mas command IN
This regiment passed through this city few days since
DRAGON RECRUrs.-SOme sixty or seventy re
cruts for the I'd regiment OF Dragons under charge OF
Cant Hunter arrived here yesterday. They are 10 De
dispatched Immediately TO head quarters to MI up the
ranks OF the regiment.
m We neglected to mention in our last paper
,be arrival at this place very short passage from
York OF the fine company of Sappcrs and Miners under
command OF Captain Swift, Typographical Engineer II
there s any thing in the outward appearance OF men
This company is certainly choice selection. Almost
every face bears the impress o, genius.
~ Merchants apprise us that the trade has
bcen cutie brisk for last few days and continues to
increase Traders have been arriving from Monterey
and neighborhood in considerable numbers and they
speak of many others the way and preparing TO
They purchase pretty freely
rTs' The Rio Grandc is now quite low. but its
navigation is still good fact it is much easier as the
current is not than halt az strong IS when II
overlooked its banks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

WE FIXED THAT CHAP.-A few days ago. n
gentlemen u into our sanctum ana TOOK Oh us
hat and picked up piece oil manuscript ana com,
menced reading very closely. We reached over ana
took letter out of his hat, unfolded and commenced
reading IT, He was so busy that ne did moi uscove,
what it was his correspondent writing to him about
a woman1 Why. look here, Squire says he. you
surely arc not reading my private letters Certainly
air" amid we. you are reading our private manu-
scripts" He was plagued begged us not to mention his
name pronised to do so more, and we quit even
'''''' r Exchange.
VELOCITY OF CAHEoN BALL OR SHOT
When the mammoth cannon was recently proved al
South Boston the heaviest shell thrown about
three miles end the time occupied in its journey was
minute and half Thus it appears that Its velocity
was only about double that OF some OF the thsHsh
railroad expresses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
poyS ANN GIRLS

- On Monday next, November the 18th Fro.
tentv.four lessons ior Boys and GiTs. Abundance free
Society Library corner CT Broadway. Three evenings
week Monday Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock pre-
cisely The lesson VIII end iew minutes before O.
clock
seats free Of all expense viii be secured for persons
cumpsnyinE children.
Every scholar must before that time, procure for them
selves the instruction book, which VII be deyerd al TIE
Society Library Lecture Room every day FROM ~ 10 II a
81 The pric- OF the boob = so Each book Will bear
stamp which the pupil viii have TO exhibit every lesson
This prevent the achol1r 10 forget his ooos Which h
uu It have 10 take MS lesson.
The purchase the book contributing 10 detfsy the eN
pels.. for ;te hall. light sud fuel book VIII admit only
one pupil even two brothers tSo sisters must have
book nIl aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
DIED

In this city, on Sd day evening 10th inst BENJAMIN
BOwERMAN d member Of the Society OF Friends IN
the 5Sth year OF his age -,
His remains will be taken to Adams, Mass for burial
Nov llth, GEORGE, infant con OF John ana Louisa
Cautre
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the funeral Thursday the 18th at q o'clock
P NJ from $50 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
MARRIED {:

On Tuesday morning. the 10th inst. at St BaIthoio'
,oo,y,. Church by Rev L. p w Balch Mr. X. P. PERRY
Of St Louis, to Miss MARGARETTA L. GRAFTON, OF
this city. ~,
On Tuesday evening. the 10th inst by Rev Hugh
Smith Carpenter Mr. WIN. H. MARTIN to Miss Ell
GTTHA s. fARR both of this city
On Tuesday evening, the 10th inst in the wesleyan
Methodist Church in Allen.st By Rev MIR Hoes MI'
SANDS daughter OF Daniel H Sands. Esq OF this city
Al Catski on the 10th inst. by Rev. MIR Judd, Mas
EMILY c. DAY. daughter of Orrin Day. ESQ TO mr.
JEREMIAH DAY OF Florida
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
ainrket.-Coreti.lly reported for The Tribune.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Il

AsurS-Thc markell firm. and Pearls sold al
* 50 which is farther advance. Fots are - l.!
tending upward The sales about 100 oos Export
from Is, to 10th November-Pos % bo!s Pearls II oois
COTTON-The sales to-day have been 1000 bales
n,est of which has been sold decline OF &c the
current prices OF last Saturday and there IS much
larger amount OF the stock here now offered Tor sale
Than for some months past Holders generally were un-
der ;nsfrpctops 10 hold until the arrival of the steamer
OF 10Th October and pressing their supplies on
the market Frcights have also advanced 10 ID 10y
square. which has had some influence on prices
Export Of from tis Ports 81 Tx tne States com
LAT Srrt
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- Caption1o the Public

rs- Canton 10 the Public-As some uaprinciplec
csSo,s 49,. i, spurious limitations OF Dr.. CHEIsTIEis
S.nnipe Cslvar.c Surstyes, L Is deemed proper
Inc pubic 10 be guarded Against such ;isiioas hey
"a entirely worthless IN every respect Persons wishing
10 obsia the genuine articles ard 10 experience ne re
nsrkshis benes derived from their application must be
careful 10 purchase al ihe cH.s Agency n ls]
Bruadway. :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

lust published and ready-h= following compost
j lions AID sel-crons OF Charles Yerabesl Th- New
Work Po!ka. Gen. Worth. Graad March Gen. Worth.
OcicA Step Han Columbia. deiodies par Esser ana
Schaber; 20. from Chopin and Akin Recouee;soIs OF
th pam. yoirtafeiu Eiu1e N-t-msychosIs Zephi:e,
INTRODUCTION and March. AGO collection 81 German
dances By W A Mozart. The trst publication rom tHe
copy: sl-o assortment Of iorgH 9lusic
S,,rrous Oy.rures for full Orchestra Cacrc-, Songs
B,If- Sc I'll FOR SAFE by c. HOLT. Jr In Fuiion-s'
% door from Broadway.
Dealers Throughout the cty and country supplied on the
,.,.si-,s-,,. nj lTis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
Mem full GOODS.
S,EAMAN & MUIR will open their new and oxten
SsIve DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
d l.rt,.

- EAMAS 81 MUIR will open their new and oxten-
Sslve DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
No. 32i Broadway,
lat door above tho Hospital Green, Monday next, the
18th day OF October, NJ A. III.
Their stock Is entirely fresh has been selected with great
care expressly for the City rads al very reduced prices
and comprises as rich assortment OF Partisan Dress
and Fancy Dry Goods has been offered TO the public du
ring the present Autumn.
They invite purchasers TO examine their goods as meg
are confident the great falling of in prices will enable them
10 offer greater than be offered by estab
hed houses having old and deprecated stocks ON hand
Their assortment cOmpr,es every variety oil me most
splendid Silks Cashmere Decoss Mern0s Mousseine dc
LANES India Came!s Hair, Cashmere, Broche and En-
brodered Grape Shaws some of wnlch ars equal 70 AM
offered this season. Laccs and Embroldere-, Mourning
Goods, Partisan Clocks Wedding and Ball Dresses. to
geher with every variety Of attractive and Desirable
goods usually kept in the largest broad%ay establishments
AR Muir retired rom the irn of A r. Stewart Co. on
the st January and he falsrs himself That his many
years experience that house and his perfect kno"edSe
of the Broadway trade will enable him To offer. at all
times III attractive stock of goods well adapted 10 INC
prevailing taste and fashions. ola lnis
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Daily Arrivals OF Produce, stock, &c. by the
New-York md Erie Railroad Company
Trade of the Hudson.

J. i. Ci1rks0n, AreH: "WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL
Barge Samuel Marsh-i- hkins butter 81 tubs do a6
dressed hogs 50 sheep head Of cattle sundries-
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NEW MUSICAL PUHLIcA7

DY FIRTH HALL, Frank!In-s9uste. and FIHIH'
DIAL POND, 80 Broad ~<y.
Kinks ORGAN SCEJOL-BOOK6.-T TINS number conf-
p-tes ne WORK which only complete AID thorcCsn
soool 5r . Organ published this country Inc Prics
OF he book complete and handsomely bound 81 Bound
copies ay Dc had IN the course OF week TIE pe ply
Never By Mss Augusta Browne. Price u c-ct. This
piece aas 81 excellent ard beautifully executed Aseness o.
be Never WIKI ht- signature and coal Of aIr;s esse
regg and verv beautiful .ong By Geo Ln!=, sung By
Mss Normal Il has very pretty vlgn-tie t- pste-
Price % cerls La Par=ier1e se .Tcrl coapo-ec oy
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CLEARED.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.

ship Galens, Dennis, Noreans VIM Nelson.
Bark Edward, Buckley, Charleston, Geo Bulk)ey.
Brig Prince de Joinyle, Gardener. Havana
Schrs Sabine. Robinson Havana, w Thomas Han
son Price. Beasly, Wilmington VIM Thompson, Crow
ell Brazos Carroll of Carrollton. Metcalf Charleston
Richard Thhcker, Philsd; Armada Hass. Georgetown
Sloop Visilsnt, Heath, Newport
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Ssncra! Aotlres.

" Religious Notice.-Mr. 4. c CoNlINCS OF Bos-
ION viii deliver discourse the Disciples Meeting House
No so Green--s Spring This Thursday Evening,
q O'Clock. Subject Sia 81 rs Destruction MI Com
!ngs Wi. also deliver Discourse ne place on
SUNDAY morning rex 10! o'clcck. Suh-c The Credi-
billy 0! the Resurrection The public respectfully L
v;,ed. Ses:s Tree II