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

fT3~ GcH tolaeHoen grtltcl cnflcbnen iplr
au6 Dem "Deutldcn 9Imerifanrr," elmer 4cs
fcfcfo 3citun9 Die in SunburD, 9iortbum.
terlant So. bsraus9caeben MIRO >uno, 9leid,
alnoeru, audi tbdttg u,itUirftc prefoent pcif
;u erpdhIcH:
Ger Eariff aufG 6 ifen.-Gs 9ibt
Qcute, rpeId)e oou ben Q8irfun9en ees larif5
neni9 serftshcn, uno ucd) ipeni9er ttd olrum
btfiimmcru {; tssId,e fra9en, Oh 80 prolent
nidlt 9enu9 fci auf 9iohellen. Drctetg prcs
gent auf oen jeei9eu preiS ipiiroru atIfrciuas
binreid)eu, I'M unfere giisnmeiitsr in Den
Stano III feeeu, ibrc Speraticncn nit 9lifs
Iicbcm Grfol3e ;u betreibcu. Der 0eacnmdrs
tige 9rcts bon 9lohellen 81 Qiperppcl lit lln,
gefebr $50 per Srnne. OrciSig prosent 3ca
wiiroe So bctra9cn. Sradf, &cmmiiIonen,
&c. ipurccn ben prri6 unaefthr auf $50 per
Ecnue hmdHfbrlH9en. Das idWanfenoe,
uuTderc 40 paotem DrtnSip lit es, tporllber
mir um5 beftpercn. Sc ocrmineert Gle Ab.
gabcn, ea cs llc bed, olelmcbr erbcbeu iclIte.
Gum SciipicI, so Broient cilf bcu jee9eu
preiS pcn @iicn III QtoCrpccI bcldrqt &c.
2lber man uehmc an, ourd) Ab9an9 pcn Den
Wdrtten folIte Der Drei8 [Da6 off Der Sall
9epelrn IN auf $40 per Come hcrabfoms
men, elsoann iplreGn 80 prCsent duf Den
prcis So betragrn-ferusr, man iage 81 fur
6radIt, @cmmtTcnen, &C., nilrpsn tefen
gBcrtb III 9teu Yorf prer pbiIapelptia ouf
sl7 per IOnne iteigern. Diefe prelfe pilrs
cen ale SdmsIjblteniu pcnulDlpanicni ilia'
itehrn MAIDEN. 9Ibsr man fpccif,ire ben
3ca auf st, 10 tpilrre or permanent bleiben,
une ourd) oae Saacn pcn preilrn in @u9s
. f Il. .
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-09
Gnlt'aro Gcpner.

9Iufirhcr Der 2rcutoH GHienpcrfcu.
1 inier 1T aIfo mjeCcr fiu 8eriudl. eas
8oIf lu teIril9fa, utCr finen lpanfcn 9etpcr'
fen. r....
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-09
Giua auScrc S2umtug9erci.


eaB anfere @cgner ibre 9ctrcuen 9laubsn Su
madden iudbelL cos Gin 9ewilTsr ocpcr
telHl9e fd9en s b 10 arb uro ole auccrn
pcte y sufci9e Der palIrun9 bes 2orlfe
bon 1876 ben Vohn DER 9Irbtiter in irinen
&IcnWerfcn crbGht babe. 8cler Nerren
| 0ber baben iritoem Sricfe asftriebcn, pUrin
ile Dem 9eruoDt ipiOeripreAcn. SSier folgt
c'ner SerieIbcn
Grertcn, glu9ut 81. 1916.
Yin bic Serau6gcber peS pbilaoelpbia Qces
gers:
"W elne Serren: ltn9cfibr ppr 10
2a9en, fruroe. melue g!nfmerfIamfttt auf pi.
ncn siufiaB III Sbret Setting Qcrid,ter, mel,
der D'e Id, CLAUDE eIEe QtIqrmtine 9luncc
9emdtht bat, weIdier ia9t, cap Der 9lrbeitss
tcbn DER Nrbeter IN Den Itcntpn @ilcnDrrs
fen, 3nfcIae Der paiilrnn9 6ss Gmiffs pon
1876 crbGbt pprccn lci, coSdl nutcrl,eg sur
Ielbigcu 3elt ocm GJeriidt Su ipireslpred,eu.
incsm Cd mir flar ittisn, bae e6 rutm itoIi,
dcn dlfgcfidrten Rann, Ger nit bcm Giicus
Gcldodft tcf1nnt lit, belpuet icin muse, hus
Dies Elm Srrthum fet "a ed5 Gcrncbt Ijcb
abcr pett UCrtrriigt bat, nub bon teu Nrcun,
cen ecs neucn Idrif's quctjrt uuo Ge5rautl
sGpen gcmG6lt lpurce. 70 fuhIe it> MID az,
;wunsen rcmleibrn 9insiidl gu rpipcripred,eu.
IS unB ctutm ieoeu befannt iein oaB bic
nerabisBmg oC6 Earif5 Den prsis ocd gt,
iene hcruEter briagen ivire, uno brrcit5 fd)ou
bat IND cas- Der @crIna gleid, auf as
Sapitdl uno Die 2tr bcttfdl,
fen muG; uab Qkteil6!cbu, 70 nett ods
ocu erhoM iu mertcnfnus. ais cine ipirflidle
Sadie Der IctMpeEoi9fCit, trbr beecHcnO,
Spii.hcu nun uno Gem Iileu Ncccmbcr udd'
ltena. herabgefEbt tnerecn uno nad oteism
tmmer ned, ntcbr, Em bem fallenocn WdrFt
bcge9usn III f6Tnrn, ,ucru uid,t Der @UnqrcB
bct ,siutr ndMtlen SieuuS ole ocstuld,teu
DtcoiftdtiSuru in bcn Gartff trifFf, um Dem
girteis5IGbN IciEe 8cIebHuH9 ;a;Hiid)cru.-
Ser 9hri9s"
Gnnaro Gopper.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-09

Waan iagt, ole Sraleu fcitn jest uidt netr
70 arbritfdIr, rpic in oen pltridrdlafiden 3rb
ten - es it nid,t rpabr, iie buben bios Die
SSaubarteit grdneeyt Dor 3eiten baben fIe
GId, mit bem Sptnncn ab9c9cbrn, ieBt
nit BEN 8 d)efn!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-09

@u ifeItuna ourd 0puuern6r
:-Oer 9lbtbdre So ocpefpea
Ne3burn, nls prffoeHt 9iihter Der
Diftritt @curt non liIegbenp @auatp, al bic
Stelle ec6 gid'tbare Gcbert g. Girier, Der
onrd) prefTocnt ppIf auf Die ganf Der Der.
Staatcu @enrt ret(eBt wareen.
QBdlter s.. Qowrie ats GjehiIfs,
A1ihtcr Der 0cnauutsn @ourt all bic Sisue
Geo 9Id1tb. s,cpcpel SHepburu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-09

Or @ecrge gt. @fert BON Sd,uyLs
fin @amtp, il Der 93his '@cngrees@anbinat
fur ben Biifrift, beteheno ou6 ben @auntifs
SbuDttta, 2ebancn nns Gauphiu. 0ies tit
cine cute @rpemuu9, uuc init eiuem folden
Mann ali Der Spibe bee 2i6cts mus bic
lBhig gNarthei oafeIblt nit eiHer grceer N9ebrs
heii ben SleA oaeen iraaen. a----
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-09
Der Cation "sentineL" cine eOfo Sofo

Der Cation "Sentinel" cine e0fo SOTO
3eitun9 ia9t:
"Iero, Der r6mifde 8aiisr mar oas ffpars
;elfe tlngebeuer BON blutigen @reuelthaten
rpcpcn bic 8litter un(erer @efhtdlte berid,s
ten, er ipirIte auf Der 8icIin, pihreno Rom,
eas Sapitolium oes alten rbmifhen 9eits
branntc unb in Irilmmern ;ufammen ftiirs'
te !-@s 1T feline faftbIiti9e 9reueltbat in
Der neueren 3eit gu ftnoen, Die 70 nahe nit
Ieros SanSlun9 iiberenifimmt uue 70 pafs
ieno NIT oerfelbcn oer9lifen tperoen mag, ale
bic Sanoluns 9epiGer 3situn9sIdreibsr beis
oes IN uuo auBerbalb penniDlsahIen, fpeld)c
ldhelno lpotteln, itber Die Dem ednoe eros
henoe @efabr nnb Huiuirun9, uno gang be'
fonoers Der aIteu 9iepublif pom pennlpIpas
nien -tpeld,er laden uno 'ipotteIn fam ltber
Die Satamtdt iciner BIrqer-iiber Die gang
ltde 3eritorun9 Der 8ludleligfeit bee 2aubes,
bnrb milerables uno periporfenes @efeBmas
den, Der mag cine fhdnolide 8unobarfett
erlangen, aber nur eurd, bas aufcpfern aler
ehrbarcn @cfnhle, ltnb dllcr patrictiihen Sc
niilthsbewegungen mus oie6 gcId,eben.
Die @ntrpidelun9 BON pcnniDlpanien6 aus,
9eoebnten SuIf6mitteln fhritten Dor an, nit
elmer Sd,ueIli9feit Die aCe @r,partungen lbers
traf: Capital fcB Winicncnpcis in feline
Gbdler BON alien 9lid,nnasn, unb perpan'
belten feline Sobleu in Silber uno Iein @iien
in Sob, cine 9Iu5(Idht fpdr pprbanoen, bd5
mir enoltdb BON nuleren Iditi9cn Saren be-
frclt fpereen nIGdIten, nelde 70 erndenb anf
Den Sauern uno 6anbwerfer ruben, nm Ile
init oem capital ;u thcilcn, tpelhes in ieinen
glicn uno JfctIennerfcn an9ewenect it,
9taheem Der Stddt millicnen auf WltlicnCn
au9eipenbet an iuuerlid,eu 8erbefItrungeu,
um Communication stpiid)en Sechdfen uno
ieinen unerid0pfliden Rinerats sMctdtbimer
"a bffnen nafeem mir Sabre lang eurd)
oilltere slu5Idlten neoergeorlidt march,
uadoem fetae Burger hunoerte bon Ueitlic,
ncn in 8oblen uno 9ileu9cId1dfteu anIegteu,
-um pielc6 ocrmebrte lh oas 9rIchdft bon
c5abr su Sahr, uno bic @tnfllnfte auf micru
ofentllden Werfen-ed Der Stdat lUcben
begat ieluc 8crtinbIid)feitcn prompt Al be'
sablrn, uuo bic langc 9erpltnlhte I)ofIung.
enolid eiHm1l bon eircr Dfentlidlen Shulo
bcfrctt su ipereen Iice iId, suu crltcnmal
blldfen, ioeben hatten mir un5 aus Dem Staus
be erhcben, uno NIT 1eiowflrn flgen mir CD,
III oietcm 2lu9enbItf mrrbcn mir lpitecr nic,
oergefdll9en, in Der Witte Der 5Nctfnung,
uus eine6 f0rtoauernocn Glids ;n crfrrucn;
oon elmer errdhtld,eu jocroc fuollher 8an,
caIen untrrltuBt -tpir sauocrn ee Su id9cn--
ourd, elmer unisrer eiaenen S6hne llno su
gutter 1eet nod, ictbitbenamte eempfratiitlc
S1erauSqeber, LADEN ubcr ric Seuf;er, Die
uns ourh biclcn StrciA abseiwun9en lper'
ocn"
9ienEt ihr audi biefes 9Bhig Sdrefcus
?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-09

Tahfebenorr Brief oor aftbaren Scr.
Staateu Senator Sc fe Spei9 bt, an
bic Serausgsber beS "Mi1ThTppian' seigt, in
weldem eid,t pa6 gcgenpirtige rsue Sinans
Spfem Der 9Iominiifration bon ben aIten
8ertheioi9ern pcs nart'9elo llmlaufes be.
trahtet miro.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

= 1t appears by a paragraph in the Houston
fTexas) S@r. that the u. S. Commissioners
Messrs. Butler and Lewis, accompanied by
Col. Coffee. Of Red River, have passed through
the Upper Trinity settlements, on their way
to the Camanchc Peak, where they expect TO
meet the various Indian tribes in that region,
about the middle OF this month. and conclude
treaties with them. They are furnished with
every thing requisite in the way OF presents.
and a large number of cattle have been pur
chased and driven TO the spot, TO subsist the
Indians while in council. The Star speaks
confidently of tho SUCCESS of Col. Buffers
mission. aud thinks it will BE- productive Of
more benefit TO the irontier settlers than all
tie treaties that have yet been formed BY the
Government of Texas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
TERRIBLE STORM Ar THE EAST.

BY our New York papers We learn that a
s.onn occurred on last Saturday night, carry
ing with il a very devastating influence. The
cf The packet ship John Minium. Cap. Star.
key. bound IFom New Orleans 10 New York
II is not yet reported how many passenger
she had ~ boani. IL is supposed that up
wards Of 30 souls persisted, among whom were
Capt. y. his wife and two ohildrcn.
Numerous other vessels arr reported ashore
and in a bod state. Tbs number OF persons
kst from different vessels during the storm
are Ieekoucd In all, az about 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

The Aboli,ionists OF Rhode Island have sol
emnly nominated %candidsirs OF their own for
the Offices of Governor aud Lieutenant Gov
ernor OF that State, Edward Hnuis Of Woon-
socket, having the honor OF being named Tor
the FIRST dignity and Stephen Wilcox OF IVES
tery for the second. As Dor himself is Il
furious Aboiionist and probably a number of
his right hand men OF the same way of think.
Ing, we should think these Abolition gentry,
lew and far between as they may be in Rhode
Island, would b. found somewhat ineonveni-
ent TO the party that are pushing candidates
favorable TO the restoration of the "rightful
Governor 20 what they whimsicsIly enough
denominaie his "full legal rights" Howey-
er we eanno, very well keep The run of Rhode
Island politics since they have got into their
present beautiful snsrl, aud IL il impossible
therefore, TO say what effect this Birney nom
mate will have in the ensuing election. Prob.
bly, not much of any.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
TIIE woRLp-As m IS.

The world is not so tad a world,
As some would like 10 make IL.
Though whether good, OF whetAer bad.
Depends on how we take IL.
For II we scold and fret ell day.
From dewy morn till even,
This world will ne'er afford 10 man
A ioetaste here OF Heaven.
The world in truth s as eood a world.
As e'er was known to- any
Who have not seen another vet.
Aod these are very many
And II ihe mcn and women too,
Have plenty ri employment,
Tho.e surely must b. hard To please
Who cannot fnd enjoyment.
THIS world - quite q pleasant world,
in rain OF Picasant weather,
II people would but lesm 10 live
In harmony together
MOI cease 10 burst the Kindly bond
Ny love aud peace cemented,
And learn that best Of lessons set
To always b. oontenicd.
Then were the world a pleassnt world.
And pleasant folks were iu II.
The day would pass O pleasantly
10 those who thus begin a..
TO oil namelcsz grievances
Brought ou BY borrowed troubles.
Would prove. as certainly they are
a mass OF empty bubbles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
BURNING OF THE CAPITOL

A correspondent of the National Intelligent
Ger having inquired the fate of the portraits
of the hing and Queen OF France, which were
presented Ia the Senate OF the United States,
aud which tor many wears adorned the S-nate
chamber, MIR JOS, ph Harbaueh writes to that
paper. that al the time the Senate Chamber
was undergoing the alteration which took
place ia the interior OF the north wing OF the
capitol, those portraits were removed from
the Senate Chamber, and stored in one of the
vacant rooins. In the year 1913. beiag en-
ploycd in experimenting some repairs ia the
north wincoi the Capitol. he was directed by
Thomas Monroe, Esq. who was then Super
intendent oi tie Public Buildings. TO have
those psiniings hung up ia ,he rooms sc, spar,
Tor the usc ui the President, adjoining the
Senate ChHmber. as there was no appropriate
place Tor them in the new Senate Chamber.-
The paintings were 50 disposed of.
At The time the Capitol was burnt. the por-
trait OF the Queen hung near a doorway, aud
the hea, rom The woodwork entirely destroy
cd the painting. The portrait of the King
happened 10 b, placed where thesc was no
wood work near, it therefore escaped injury
by The iirc, bat was cut out oil the frame aud
OF at the time the enemy was ia The
city. The JrGmes we've removed TO the Pat
cnt Office, the only public building that was
left standing. aud were there burnt up when
hat building was afterwards destroyed by fire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
THE CLAY Static

There are many counties in the State that
have not yet reported; and TO save the ex-
pense OF writing To cath, the Treasurer Of the
Socieiy would call the attention Of suvh VI
the Vice Presidents and Collec,ors a. have not
yet sent ~, their reports. 20 do 30 during the
months OF March and April. as the Committee
have contracted with Mr.. HART VI Kentucky
TO proceed TO Europe this Spring to execute
the Sts,ue. Aud Tor the information Of those
who have made their reports, the Treasurer
states that she has thus far received 5000:
but, as II will require some $500 more 10
complete the design. in erecting the pedestal
sut procuring a situation ior il, /, is hoped all
those who have not sent In the funds collie
ict. VIII no 20 as soou a. prscticable-at the
same Time 20 give the nsme OF each subsci :
Der. that all may be recorded. Address Miss
ELIZA NJ. RIDDLE, Assistant Treasurer.
o. The Wing papers ia this State will
please give the above a place in their papers.
Meet we add d word 10 induce the Whig
ladies OF Virgins to carry out their design ef-
ieciuaily uul handsomely Already ave
their sisters of other States asked Ia parti,i
pate IN the honorable work, but il is certainly
reserved Tor the fair ones oi our own old Com
rnonwcalth 10 see that the funds are ample
not merely for the Statue itself, but for the
square 10 enclose IL. aud the appropriate fix
tures Ia set il off 10 the best sdvantage. w.
stall b. greatly Disappointed, il another appeal
should b. rendered neccsary.-Rich. Ohig
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
lr PHDPI.x WOULD MIN 10 IRA.

If PHDPI1x WOULD LBrRN 10 IRA
SON. ss scsdily ss tsey DO 70 ''humesg.. they
no1 hesitate . nosneot il - choice u
> Spedies fr disrase. Thsy VOL unaoubt-
ediy lf--<s the clicksnss Ssgpr-cooted veeeta-
be rsfesn.. Pills to all cthen; and sos shi.
plain reason that s~.y posarn al he e1sntisl
requisites OF an e1ccts.A remedy. 1tey are
of vegetable origin; hey re pheoroerst they
neither gripc nor na~useanse; they y disectly
TO the scat Of discsse; they sever IA % e0bct
q permanent cure in III cases wness DIR -
recommended. All the can hs sahuanniiated
By t~estisnonials from lsdi<s and anslruusn az
the highest resi- sctsbility and nsss ussdoubted
integrity. They ell coucur in ths cpiaien.
that Ciickemrs Sugr-coated Vegetable Pix.
when properly administered. hsve nsverl sen
known to fail in curing Complaints 3D.
liver, consumption, jaundice wHoOP8n8c UsQ J.
~tevers Of all kinds. mitigation o. d~yUPepsis.
headache, govt. dropsy, scurvy. susAil pox. o.
cholera morbus. They have likewie been
emincutly successful, when. ue dke>se had
deasd tfw Efforts OF the most sklful peystcisns.
For agents see advertisement. ltkbN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
INFIIiENcR

The greatest conqueroTs which the world
has ever seen, Alexander the Great and Ma
Poleon. each give striking testimony of mater
nal influence IN his own case. History tells
MS that AnupaieI having one day written y
long letter TO Alexander against his mother
olympias' the Ming alter reading IL, replied,
"Antipater does not know that one single tear
shed by a mother, will oblitemle ten thousand
such letters as this The Emperor Napeleon
a man of remarkable intellect, and tie great
eat genius OF has age. ascribed the greatness
ana spiendour OF ms catecf, TO the lessons
taught HIM by his mother; the truth Of wo
mans prominent influence in the formation
Ca chalscier was strongly impressed on his
mind, and II was one OF his ~favorite maxims,
THAT there never was an extraordinary man
who was the son OF an ordinary mother" Gu
beloved Washington, the Father Of his coun.
try, received the elements Of that great and
noble character which made him the admira.
ton Of the world, from the energetic ~instruc.
ton sound judgement and piety Of his wild.
owed mother, Mary Washington.
The foundation Of the usefulness of tho
great rclorAeT. John Calvin, was. wi,hou
doubt, laid BY the instructions Of his eminen,
w pious mother, Jane Calvin; of him. il i
said, that while yet young. he was taught I,
pray ~ the opeu AR. under the vault Of hea
Yen"-a practice which helped 20 awaken
within his soul the sentiment Of cmniprcsen
Deity. Those who are az all acquainted wit
history. know the intense snd exalted fervo
ot bis piety, his soaring intellect aud vivi,
imagination. How many examples Of moth
crs and Mons are there 10 which 10 appeal "a
sustaining this principle that occur 20 mind
/, for example, we might a long time con,emplat
the characters of Moses, Samuel and Timoih,
: without wesrying. at this last Paul say,
. When ! call 10 MUD the uufcigned faith ths
is ia thee. Which dwelt first IN ,hy gram
mother, LOIS, and ia tbs mother Eanice.
= impls ing that the faith OF Timothy was a 10
. 81 natural Inheritance aud blessing. that &c
had bestowed upon him lor their sakes. III
histories of Titus Cyrus, aud Bscon, migl
Furnish us with some noble examples upo
this subicct.-Afofher Magasiae.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

in North Csrolina-theif ssmes ~s-. 49,.
Sraia. Dkes end Dodge. While She i.-s
named was making a speech In csu>e NJ
three fret wrote on a strip ct paper ca Epi-
taph. and cast il directly detore MIR. Dodge.
where he must necessarily see IL. as follows:
"Here liesa Dodge. who dodgd all good,
Aud dodg'da deal ofevil:
But after lodging all he could,
He could not dodge the Devil"
lie raised the p~aper-resd il, aud instantly
composed the following bone-cutter:
"Here lies a Hinan and a S,eain,
Whose lot let no mau choose,
They hv'd in sin and died i'm pain.
Aud the devil got his Deus (dues)."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

TEAAS.-By the s,ea mship AIabaml, Cap
tain Windie. which arrived at New Orleans
the 7th lust, wc have Galveston dates OF
the 4ih, inst AMI . few scattering Texasjour-
nails.
Governor Runnels was at Galveston. but
ow ing 10 The absence 90 any instruct en- rom
,he Secretary oi the Treasury. had not entered
upon hIs official duties o. coilecioroi the port.
The brig EanpIrc. which LETT New York on
the l2th OF Jduury. arrived at Galveston on
the % instant,
The German barquc FranHisks, from Bremen
arrived on ihc same day with go cmigranls
for The colony OF The German Emigration Com
paDy.
Between thirty AMI nifty brick and frame
houses az, bs INK erected al Galveston.
Captain ko-,Enol, from Austin, srdved at
Galveston on the "a inst. He states that G.
vcrything wos peace and quiet ia That region
Of country; he Says that business was Nery
good. and that a great many strangers wer,
daily arriving ia that city; he also stat ; un|
there was a large body OF Indians IN The towi
their Object appearing to consist principally ii
trading tor, and supplying themselves with
whisky.
4 public meeting held in Milan county hal
nominated President Jones for the L.. State
Senate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
OUR MINISTER TO MEXICO.

Our Washington correspondent has repeated
the declaration that Mr.. Slidells nomination
WAS opposed on the ground OF immortality
other Than that developed IN the Plaquemiue
election frauds. That chag : OF the chaac-
ter alluded 90. may have been made to Scna-
tors we now cannot doubt; bat IL is vcy evi-
dent uat they We're not supported, aud la our
opinion were slanderous and untrue. We
siy this without ans application on the part
OF Nj. Slidelrs friends, and rs a simple act OF
Justice towards a political opponent we have
always regarded with esteem, and against
whom, either politically or personally. we
have never lizard ought. except his parlicipa-
tion in the PlaquemiGe election Tauds. Oi
that transaction we have heretofore spoken III
the 'cIms Of repfobslion i; 80 richly meritedi
but We ere not willing therefore, 10 believe
in every ille co,,1mny witch may be pat IA
circDlation by has enemies.
We repeat our confidence ~ Mr.. Sltdcll,
fitness Tor the responsible, and somew lat dan
grrous station be occupies, aud just now, h'
is entitled tsil,er To Our sympathics than on
censufc.-N y. Cour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
INcrNpIARIEs AT woRK.-An.,,,

was made on Monday night. 10 lire the bsgg-
Ing ana rope factories OF MIR. James Harper aud
Clnlds aud Carr. situated la The southern part
ot the city. The sttemp, was ~ Tar success
iul as 10 burn a stable attached 10 Mr.. Hsr-
pcrs factory, without doing any other essen
nal INJURY. After the stable was fired, the
inccndisTIes proceeded TO the other factory, at
the distance oi one or two hundred yards, and
applied the FIRE 10 loose hemp, which they
placed Immediately Under the eve OF one oi
the roofs. IL took fire, but was cA'ineni.Lei
before any material injury was done. Their
- every reason 20 believe, that a deliberate
plan was laid TO fire this property. although
We lear there is no probability of the detection
o! the inccndiaTies.-S 81. Louis REPUBLICATION
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To render n medicine perfectly pslaisble is
certainly a great advance towards the endica-
ton Of disease; because there can be no doubt
that one great cause of protncted Illness IN
the natural reluctance we have TO swallow
medicine conformably to the directions Of the
Physician. Various experimentsare therefore
resoried 10 by the medical Pmciitioner In order
TO disguise the taste OF Ms prescription. Re
course Is genemliy had. in such osses. 90 those
articles OF food which the patient Is most fond
OF, and which sre commonly at hand. Tho
consequence is, he loethes the sight Of them
ever afterwards. Now, C~iickenefs Sugar
Coated Vegetable Pills. remedies this objection
entirely. The medicine ~ 10 completely en-
shrouded BY the coating Of sngar. that the Pill
may hs suffered 10 remain ia The mouth q
considerable length OF time without ,ndaeina
any symptom Of nausea Or Disgust. Their
curative properties are chiefly confined Ia
complaints which originate in Impurities o:
the blood. Hence they strike al the root OF
disease, and the relief they aHosd cannot b.
otherwise than permanent and enecGnaI-
They place nature In the very position she
occupied at our birth. they clcsnsc the bow.
els, purify the blood, promote The ioscnsihls
perspirstion, and restore a healthy aef;on n
the heart, the liver. and the lungs Th.;,
virtues ate 40 positive and certain m n-.ssorios
health, that the proprietor binds himself n
return the money paid for them IN All Gaze,
whore they do not give general SATISFACTION.
fof sgenis see advertisement. IL Ieb2O