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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-10-03
Henry Clay's opinion of the New
Tariff.

We find in the N. York Courier letter
from Mr. Clay addressed to Messrs. Albro,
Hoyt g. Co. of Elizabeth town, N. J. in ac-
acknowledgement of "A present of an oiled floor
cloth of their manufacture. He gives express
sion to his views of Protection and the new
Tariff as follows
In looking back, from my retirement, upon
my public career, there is no part of my pub
lie exertions which contemplate with more
satisfaction than the support which, through
out the whole oft, constantly, zealously ana
faithfully gave to the industry of my own
country Its prosperity or adversity has been
as infallibly marked, by the adequacy or in
adequacy of Protection, as the thermometer
indicates heat or cold. / believe that the sys-
tenn of Protection, Notwithstanding the OPP
position which it has often encountered has
pushed the nation forward half century IN
advance of where it would have been, if the
doctrines offree trade had always prevailed
in our public councils. Whether it will be
pushed back again, TO the same or any other
extent, by the Tariff recently established
which has sought to subvert the previous sys-
tenn, and TO embody those doctrines, remains
to be seen. confess that l seriously appre.
bend great injury to the general business Of
the country, and ultimately to the revenneoi
the Government. Ifthere shall not be large
addition to the amount of our foreign impor-
tatons, the Treasury must experience large
deficit. If there should be an addition sufil-
cient to compensate the reduction of duties
the increase must be paid for by an equivalent
increase in the value of our exports, or the
balance must be adjusted in specie have
not the remotest expectation that we shall DO
able to effect payment, by additional exporta-
ton ofthe products of the country. We IN
the West do not believe that the relaxation III
the British system of restriction, is going 10
create any considerable demand for the sur
plus of our agricultural produce. We shan,
fear, be constrained to resort to the DINER
alternative, in the event ofan excess ofimpof-
tations, and pay for them in the precious
metals. / need not dwell on the CONNER
cial disorder, the embarrassment in every de,
partment of business, and the wide spreau
ruin which would be occasioned by constap'
expectation of specie in large amounts. we
have had experience enough of these fa"'
consequences, whenever Protection OF 0~
own industry has been inadequate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-10-03

NEW YORK. The wings of this State as.
sembled in State Convention, at Utica, Sept
90, to nominate candidates for Governor, Lit.
Governor, &c. The Hon. JOHN You've, OF
Livingston County was put in nomination for
Governor, and HAMILToN FISH, of N. York
city for Lit. Governor, The wings of New
York talk of electing this ticket, and we hope
thew NAV
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n HE C-ALED IN IA N = =

J. g. Parnenter, Lowell, I'd best w
Jonathan Bailey, Coventry, best years m
old colt o 0
Herod Pierce, Albany, best yearling colt 90
D'' mnI, - 90
SHEEP.
Jobn II. KeIIam, Irasburgh, best buck 100
Charles Lincoln, Greensboro', I'd best w
A, NJ. HawIey, Irasburgh Sd best w
Charles Cook, Greensboro ,best. ten owes OO
Cha'S Lincoln, Greensboro, I'd best SVV
SWINE.
George Bryant, Irasburgh, best boar %
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
r' esnnaa goo
W., - Nav Borton ID best 90
r' s'',1". i'' 200
Charles Lincoln, Greensboro, I'd best 90
CLOTHS, ..... ... ...
Eli Chamberlin, Albany, best piece fuiled 20
cloth ~
DEM, Do"''""' O''S"'' 900
John Fuller, Irasburgh, I'd best on
gannoI $50
MAPLE SUGAR AND HONEY.
rnanIo Sngor 90
Amos f. Clement, Irasburgh, Cd best %
0y honev ii'""' 900
levi Warren. ALBANY. Cd best 90
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Philip Flanders, Coventry, best lot of on
ions ... .. %
F. Ranney, lrasburgh, Cd best 20
Mrs. II. Underwood, on carpet 90
Mrs. Z. G.. Strong, bloomington, best foot
ings %
Mrs. Samuel Connnt, best gloves 20
Mrs John Jenness, best blankets 90
Mrs Il. Conant, I'd best 20
Mrs Luther Baker, best seed corn 20
Mrs John A. Morse, best coverlet 20
Mrs Russell Hoyt best rug 90
Mrs Leander Wheeler, I'd best so
Mrs Leander Wheeler, best crckets %
Misses Jane and Helen Nye ,Irasburgh, on
ornamental needle %
John S. Mcfarland, Irasburgh, on dress
coat IOu
Mrs. Lewis Patch, on table-spread 80
Mrs. S. Lyon, carpet and needle work 90
Mrs +. G.. Kimball, on patchwork 90
Mrs John w. Mason, best stockings %
Mrs. E. T. Conant, on linen handkerchief %
Mrs. George Bryant, lrasburgh, on linen
thread 20
Mrs Charles Cook, on table-linen so
Mrs. S. s. Priest, on stand-spread %
Mrs Ira Bryant, on bagging 80
Mrs. L. T. Conant, best shawl 90
Mrs Wan. III. Rand, Cd best %
| Mrs. +. G.. Strong, on stockng-Yarn 20
Jesse N. Perley, on Iron so
Theron p. Bull, on muck-fork and shovel
so Cts on hay-fork % cts. hoes % cts.
scythe-snath % cts. 20
l.. z. Crosby, on screw plates %
Nothl Daggett jr,, on thick boots so cts.
on calf boots rs cts. p
IL. NJ. BATES, Secretary.
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list of grievances, we may add, the
Public Treasury squandered, and National
Debt incurred of probably not less than .Ub
millions oTdoHa1s!
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Vacant Districts

It's not little remarkable that in the ten
towns in which choice was effected at the
second trial, Monday, of last week, only four
gave Wing majority on the 18th, and yet
eight of them returned Wings, while the To-
cos only retained two towns by diminished
majorities. Thus far the locos have not gain
ed a town that gave a majority against Dana,
while the Wings have carried five Representa-
tives in towns which gave decided majorities
n..,.o, n. colloyys.
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Walton's Daily journal,

Will be published through the session of
the Legislature, ifordered MS usual.
Terms-Single copy, 81 90
Five copies for So 90
Orders may be sent by members of the
Legislature.
E.P. WALTON 81 SONS.
September 49, 1916.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-10-03
Farther from Maine.

The vote of 800 towns and plantations
nearly all in tho state--showS the following re-
suit for Governor;
Bronson, Wing, 29'3o7
damn. Loco, f..E.I4 1887
All others, S'oO
Majority against Dana, 47sO
Net Loco loss from last year, 1914
The House-the locos claim, thus far--44
of their party, and allow the Wings A. This
gives the locos all they claim, and more than
the Wings concede, in fact. In the towns and
plantations where there are vacancies to be
filed the vote for Governor shows the follow
ing result. The number of Representatives
elected is given also in the table, as claimed
by the locos.
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.7,oardcd by the ORLEANS COUNTY .AG-
RICULTUR.4L SOCIETY, at the Annual Fair,
held at Trasburgh, Sept. 10, 1876.
BULLS.
VIM. P, Bates, Derby, best Bull 400
H. Burroughs, Coventry, Cd best 500
George @. West Irasburgh best 2 year
old Bull 800
Moses Root, Craftsbury, Cd best 200
Martin Chamberlin, Albany, best year
ling bull 200
Asa Gould, Coventry, Cd best 1 90
HEIFERS.
Moses Root, Craftsbury, best years old
heifer 900
l. H. Allen, Irasburgh, Cd best 90
Elisha Strong, Bloomington, best year
ling heifer 200
F. Ranney, Irasburgh I'd best 90
STEERS.
Jacob Jennes, Craftsbury best pair year
old steers 800
L. M. Kittredge, Derby, Cd best 200
Cha's Thrasher, Coventry best pair 2year
old steers 200
John Way, Albany, ed best 90
John Way, Albany, best pair yearling
| steers 9 90
John Way, Albany, best mich COW 400
limo. Black, Coventry, Cd best 800
7. nanney, lrasDurgh, 81 best 2 OO
Mrs. z. French, do 9TH best 100
. OXEN. ..s ..
Amasa Randall, Craftsbury, best pair
working oxen 400
| HORSES. ..
Amos P, Bean, Glover, best stud horse SOC
j. A. Gilman, Cd best OC
VIM. Anderson, Glover, best breeding
mare q M
Jere Mansfield, Barton, Cd best 2OC
David Noodle, Craftsbury, best carriage
horse o M
Asa Patton, Coventry, Cd best lOC
George q. West, Irasburgh, best saddle
horse M
John Sanborn, Albany, best draught horse 2 OF
Sam Conant, Irasburgh, I'd hest OF
COLTS.
Nathl French, Glover. best years old
colt on
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to The South, as they nOiO do, they will hnd that
their former masters will act with all necessa-
ry servility.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-10-03

sows the seed aud rolls il in. He say that 1t
tnkes well, oven dry soils lie objects 10 a
brush harrow as il drags the seed into heaps.
Boston ClLiLUator.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-10-03
The War Harvest.

Mexico is reaping liberal harvest from the
invasion of her territory by our army. The
expenses of the army now, and so it has been'
mainly, since it crossed the Rio Grande, con
sist of purchase of ~ accommodations obtain
ed from Mexican citizens, & of course they are
we'll supplied with cash at the expense of the
citizens of the United States. In all our for
mcr wars our beef, forage, &c. were consumed
by our armies and the money remained in the
hands of our people. Now it is otherwise and
the occasion is well improved by the Mexican
sellers Mules, horses and provisions have
been sold to our army, or its officers, at e.
Enormously high rates; to so great an extent
that many people have expressed the opinion
that Mexico is actually making money by the
war; and at the present rate of operations
would like to have it continued to an indefi-
mite period of time.
| Upwards of $5O,O00,000, no doubt, have al
ready been expended in the Mexican war,
and the expense now is as great it has been
at any time, since il commenced; and the end
is not yet.
We u0- not know what reasonable cause can
be assigned for the expenditure of so much
blood and treasure thus far. The object
sought to be obtained may strengthen the ''pe-
culiar institution ofthe South yet the price
is too dear for the hard working men of the
free states to pay for an operation SO abominably
wicked as this. Is itnot so?
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MEXICO. 1t is now stated, that Mexico
has not refused to negotiate for peace with the
United States. She only refuses to comply
with ALL the demands of MIR Polk, yet is ready
for peace upon honorable and reasonable terms.
She thinks a surrender ola quarter or more of
her territory rather too much, and inasmuch
as the war against her has conquest for its
object, unless she succumbs peace cannot be
expected vet awhile.
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Wing State Convention.

The usual October Convention for the ap-
pointment ola State Central Committee and
County Committees for the ensuing year,will
he holden at Montpelier on WEDNESDAY
THE I4rHOCTOBER next at z O'Clock, PM.
A full attendance of the Wing members of
the Legislature, aud of delegates from towns
unrepresented, is desired.
HARRY BRADLEY,
ANDREW TRACY,
GEO. II. HODGES,
PORIUS BAXTER, State Committee
T.. p. WALTON JR.,
SAMUEL ADAMS,
A. L. MINER,
Sept. %, 1916.
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" The .HOrmons, it seems, have been rout-
ed again, and mob rule glolies in another tri-
umph. For the third time they have been
forced, by the power of the sword to yield to
the demands of illegal exactions and the TYR
amy of armed men uncontrolled even by law.
Whatever may have been their errors they
were properly punishable by the constituted
legal authorities of the land, and by no other
authority Instead of this they have been shot
down-men, women and children-as if they
were so many wild animals The State
thorites have looked on and witnessed
the sacrifice unmoved. -
This is all owing to the wild and lawless
spirit which is abroad in the land. 1t is the
same spirit which gave rise to the Dorr rebel
lion and which was couutenanced by the same
party that allowed murder in Missouri and IL
linois to go unpunished-the spirit oflicentious
locofocoism. The Dorr rebels had some
cause of complaint, but none which could not
have been better remedied by peaceful meas
ures. The locOfocos, for party purposes oun-
tenanced their rebellion and gave courage to
disaffected persons to resort to brute force to
secure their ends; and the influence of that
countenance will not cease to operate in our
land for years; it will yet arm hundred re-
bellions with courage and must lead to untold
murueTs end outrages. a,t r..E u.
We pity the cast out Mormons--we sorrow
for the outrages of mob law in our land, and
the wounds it infiicts upon our civil institu-
tons.
THE VERMONT LEGISLATURE. The
session will commence at the Capitol on Thurs,
day next, Its sittings will without doubt be
attended with interest, and we intend to keep
portance.
lfHoRAoE EATON does not make splendid
Governor we shall be greatly disappointed.
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Aggregate

Looking at this result on the second trial
the reader, by turning to the list of vncan'
cies and seeing upon which side lies the large
majority of towns against the pro-slaveryites
on the vote for Governor, may Judge for him
self as to what the final result may be. In
making up his mind he must remember under
what circumstances the Wings carried the
Representatives on the second trial The truth
is, this opponents of slavery united, to some eH'
tent, against the Polk slavery party. If they
do so hereafter Maine becomes, like Vermont
all except the 4th District-free
As the matter now stands, it shows that
Polkism is dying off in the state at a whole
some if not n wholesale rate.
LATER. Portland elected two Wing Rep
resentatives on Monday last The vote was,
Wing, 954; Loco, 400, and 321 scattering,
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EM'a D@ssESISBWa&Is
SATURDAY, oCToB 3, 1916.
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GEORGE. b. CHANDLER

FOR CoNGREss-FOURTH DISTRICT
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List ofPremiums

.7,oarded by the ORLEANS COUNTY AG-
RICULTURAL SOCIETY, at the Annual Fair,
held at Irasburgh, Sept. 10, 1876.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
1Oefeutltebe Senpn.

DcnnrritosSimo Samf1gs ben l9tcn nne
2Ifien gJadr, an bciocn 3hgen. I'M 10 llhr
8crmittaqS, lcllcu om Nainc ees rcrltcrbes
Rn cdrpb Wce.ae L, letthn pen 0es
.bi9tt @arbcn @cuntp, fcIacnoe Nrtts
fcl nnf 6fcntIidcr 8enbu rertauft Werosn,
ndmlid,: - r..-
9Idt Heiniu9 3ilte, IL Setter unc Sctt'
Iaben. 3 Scfcu nit Rohr, cine arcee sGnons
titdt Carpets, 8ureaus, Tcsf ~ Shrdn'
fc, cine 8 GAG llhr, cine MantcIllhf, @alt,s
ifanrs fir @citliuteu, 2 Dpsene Stnblc. !
Carriage, Shmeinc, Sdlitten, rin gduIs
Saucrn Waacn, ,lno icnff 1icd cine 9rc6c
@crIhicbcnhcit Hous, unc .lRnd,en @erdtb'
ihoftcu ,u ,pcitIdufti9 ,u melpcn. 81,
Die Sebin9un9cu ipcrceu am Icrtanfss
taqe befaunt gcmadlt uno sIltfpariuns 9c9c'
ben tbcreen, ron ....... : -....., .r.. ...
af GIilabetb McB9er 1OIrr,,frs
ID. Stepben Siitler ' '''''
Sctruar 25. ~. - ...l nq-3p
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Oeftntltebe 8eupll.
Wdr; Ill,

9Iuf Dcrncrita9s ben 26aen WdrS lcG am
S,nnic bes rcrtcrtcren Sohn @iieuharo, in
Silc'BheitbalI Gauufhip, 0fentIih prrfouft
ncrcen, ndntlid,
Gin rrdtti9es Tamlien pferb, Elm 9IIdiT,
Wo9en, elm ls9duIs qBagcu, 3 Sctt @duIs'
9cidmr, cite @tantndle, WiIitiriihc llnis
form nit 9Siifclru unc Oc9su Naus' unc
Sadubr Secrctdr, 2 Sureau'S, 5iihc,
Stuble, Better uuc ScttIaecu, ooIIitiuciges
Bar @crdtbc, 9rcecs Quantitdt @drpets,
jHoli' uRo Jfchleu'Srfcu nit 9icbr Sdranf
uno jtite, uno md, pirte aueere 9Irtifel ~
tpeitlduftis gu mclocu. . ura. +.
Die 8ectmauHscu am Sertaufsta9e unb
9Iufpartung pcn 5". #.. #. s..l.1a
Gbarle6 %oittcl 9lcm'rr.
0air; H.. ....'.... uq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Oefcntltcle o3encu.

Somifoas ben l(ien Wdrs tint 10 llbr Gcr
mittags, Ira am Saauie ecs ocritcrbcncn
@ccrge Q. @ifenhor6, in Weifcnbura Sauu'
ftip. echa Gauntp, cffentIid, pcrtauft tpers
esn:
n@eitGa9cus S,cIS fir Elm Gicbduce, Scarb
uip pfciten, Strch 6jruncbeerer, ein fupfcr
uefaJee6el, @iicnFcGcI, srrci Ssfcn init 9ichr,
Gtidrouf, tSiid,cnldranf, Giid,e unc SthbIe
Sodhhr, @orpcts, cine sInsuhl Gic(ctbhd,cr
uuo 1rnlt nod, picitrIci aueere 8iher uno
2anrfartcn, unr lonft nod allcrtci 5oauss uub
Saucrn 8crdttlhaftcn Su tpcitIdnftis ju
meleen ........ .... ....... .....
Tic Seciuquusen om @crfoufstasc uub
sIufrartuua pcu
g. g. Giicnbarc, Cr,crs
4N0M Stetlcr, : y ~
Wdr; IL, . a.g rq2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Ocfentltebe 95enbu.

Ocnnrrita9s Den 2Gtcn Mldrs I'M 10 llhr
Wlitta9s, fclIen aui Sauie bes lluterfd)riebes
ncn in Sbcr SaucOna Taunidip, qeda Co.,
fcl9enSe 9Irtifcl auf 6fcutlidyer 8cneu pers
fault rpcrocn, nimIid
Cine Sub, Sdjwsire, Soeu beim Sun6ert,
@ruuobcereu bem Sufd,cI, cine Dreihmas
ld)tnc nit b0lScrner pfcroegewalt Drehbant,
Better uno ScttIaocn, Glide, StnbIe, Safer
unp Stinncr Elm Sas NIT Glli9, Oesf unc
Sdlrdnfc, Sefrn init 9lcbr uub font nod,
allerIsi Soaus uno Observation-Disclosures, ;u
wcttIdufti9 81 meIecn, .. . .... 81.
Dtc Sectn9ungen am Gerfaufsta9e uno
aufwartun9 pon
Soctnrt6 91omtG fen.
Mir; A. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Oefentltthe 95enpu.

WittwUd,s ben l8trn Wirs, I'M 10 llbr
Sormittaas, icllcn nm Sonuie ees llntcr,cidI
reteu in Gieocr Wdcuugir Sdunihip, 2rda
Sauntp, fcl9encc 9Irtfcl auf Iffentlid)cr @rus
eu pcrfduft rrcrccu, udmlid ..
Bier 9frree mo eiu SnlIeu, O1inbsuicb H.
Stweinc, pfcrcc9sid,irr, ;wci picr9iulslBi'
gen nit pltsnt Sperreu unb 8aboY, pTl9c
nno @98en, Greid,mafd,iuc nit Wferoe @jcs
malt, neus IL SoolSciteru nit SdemeI, !fnbs
uno Sperrfctteu, SocI,id,littrn, Trud,ts 9irff,
Sitderldranf, Elm ichIncr Sranqen,Saunl,
Sinfc, Glide, &elIcl, Stdnncr, urc font
nod, pieIcrlci naus' uno SaucrnoeritbIdaf,
ten, iu prttIduftiS Su mcIcrn.
Die ScSin9ungcn am 8crfaufSta9c unb
sIufpdrtung bon .... q. III.
Sclcph gScrmfe6el.
Wir; 4, .arr.I. uo3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Oefentlic6e 9Seunll.

9tuf Ipnta9s ben 30. Wdrs, nm 10 lltr
Mirtd9S, 1cG an Der 99cbnuns ocs pcrffcrs
benen Scbn Wesel, IeBtbiu BON Sbcr W,as
eun9ie Idunicbip, eeha SauntY. 6fentliob
ocrfanft petccu: s. .0i 4
40 slder Saamen auf brn TcIoc, tpcocn
uuacfdhr So sIder @aisen unb Der Rcit Rca.
gen Saamcn it--ces9leiten mchrrrc huns
ccrt acbuno Strcb, 9ewirrtcs Strch, nnb
font nod, aIcrlri fIcine 9lrtifel. ..r
Die Sccin9unsen AM 8erfaufstagc unb
aufwartun9 BON a. sr.H I.a
CSoiept Se0on9 2or,,,,oxs
cSacpb Steinin9er, |'''' o'e'
Wir; IL. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Mdrs
OeRentltebe o3enDu.

O2itfpcd,s uno DcnnerFdgs, ben 25ifrn
uuo 26iieu Wedrl an beiecu Gagen nm 10
llhr Meittdos, fol- am SNaufc ces pcrifcrbenen
TitCInus Nenltn9er, in Qepbia 9aunldip,
2eha @aunty, Cffentltdb ccrfauft iperccu:
Gine Sub, Gin Sd,peiu, eiu Geortrrns
Wa9eu nit @jcld,rr, Sfcn nit 9lcbr, cine
SHausubr nit &altcu, Better uub 8cttl1cen,
Bureau, Riiten, Giid,eufdranf, Iifhr uno
Stutle, EdGcr unc Stdnner, @iirrteTcl uuS
GiIcntdfen, uno fonlt nod uicIe grtifcI su
rpcitlduftt9 81 mclccu. .,.
Die Scrirsunscu am @ertaufsta9e uub
9Iufpartun9 bon
a. eSacob SeniIn9er, ! Gr,ors
Daniel Neter. ~ W.
Mar;11. *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Wltttlpo6, Den lSten N1ldrh 1916.
2luCtton I! 2(uettcil

Samfa9s cen 2lifcu Wdrs ndd'ftsns, fol-
nm Stcbr ces llnterihriebenen III Soeioelber9
Eouuidip, pcdla Sauntn lffsntIid oerFanft
pcrocn: At.' ~
WcGcnc6 Tud,, Soeinet, NIpoca, Raftune
uuo md, picle dncere sIrttcl gu wcitldnfti9
al mclocn.--9IIIe eiejruigeu ncldls rpnnltcu
rcdt ipChIfciIe Waaren 81 taufcb tprrctn CO
~ ihrcm 8CrtheiI fnrtL lucitn ile I'D, rinttns
ocu; intcm Der llutcrTitncts mehr SSad'
rem aui nanc hat, aIs Cr III lcinrm StCtr
halten faun. .... r.... .., .... .s...
Die Sccmqun9Cn am 8crfaufsta9r nne
2Iufpartlln9 bon .... lr r-. .t .
brr ri ,,s r,a -a Ours 9luEr.1
Wdri A. o., a.f a4. ...s" .at ts "3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Didrs4.
OefcntltCbc 95enpu.

Dcnnerifa9s uuc Trcitaas ben l9ten uut
20itsn MdrS al beireu 5a9cu I'm II llhr
NRtta9s, icIIcn am Naufc oes oeritcrbeuen
@ecrqe &rous, lcethin pom SbcrsWiI.
fcrp 3dunidbip, eehd Sauutp, fotqeube slrs
titcI ouf cfcntlidcr 8cnou pcrfauft ,perccu,
udmid, +: . . psi ...s ., s... .
Nfercc, wcruntsr Gin pcrtrcfftiher SNruot
it, pfcree &cidirr, scbn Stild 9iiuospieh,
Sdpeine, Elm 4s9duls lSaacn NIT BaorY,
cin ,rpeiadulS 9SaNeu nit Sacey uno rin nies
fsr plantaite gRaqcu, gEinemublc uno
Smchbanf. eine Crcidmafd,ne cine Welfd,s
form Wold,ine, NclifhIitten, eiu uoOitdnoiors
Shmicc @efd,irr, Better uuo Setnatcu,
Scfcn nit Mchr, 1iid,e uno Stiihle, cine S;
tla llhr, uuo font nod, piele iNauss une Saus
crndcriihItaften 81 wctldufti9 III meloeu.
Die @cNiu9un9cn am 8crtoufSta9c unb
slufwdrtun9 pen
sScnathan 8raub, } Gr,crs
Sanicl &rauB " wv
MdrS d. *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Oefentltebe 93enru.

Samita9s ben 21licn Rdr;, fca am Nau.
ir. peS llnterscidneteu in Sub IBhcitboll
Gaunihip, Geda Sanntv, auf IfcntIihcr Ben.
cu oerfanft ipcroen: s s#.'...
@inr &uhc, ,Slasbala uuo auocreS Sdmirbs
9sld,irr @ffdrdut, Sildenfthranf, smci @us
reau6, Spei &tidlr, Sfrn nit 9obr, @iicnfrI,
ieI uuo @iicubifsn, cine GausuhE cine Drch
banfi 3nber, Stdnucr, SthbIe, Srudtrrtf,
ein ncnes 3immcrbcil, Gin prdfti9er SdlcIf,
ltciu unc pisIe unorre sIrttfcl ,u neitdufti9
al melcen. .. .'
Die Sccinaun9cn am 8crfaufstase uub
glnfwarmn9 bon ..
Stmon Straue.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
JaM9an9 Is. 10.
oefentlitte e5enpu1.

Iittmod,s Nrn lstcu Wirs mt 10 llhr
BcrmittaaS, fclIcu am Soauic ees lldterid,ries
tenen in Glib BhcithaH Gaunidlip, ecda
Gapntp, fcIacnec Guter tfentlih nsrtapft
1perben: ~,
z Sdaffsp spferce, Gin ;neiidhriers Nugen,
MiucSoich, ~ Sd,anfe, Is Sd,peine, lSpei
4'adu6.9 .9Edaer, ciucr baoon nit breiteu '&ds
bern, WagensSaoeiee, fir duf bic SoNe,
rel nnc 2 I'M @rj Su fahre,l, pplIfommeHSs
pferocaeid,irr fur Stcf 4fcree nit &llns
metocden uno SIieacnncBen, cine fir Gin ceer
s,pci pferee ciuqr ridltetc RaiIe init Gieidirr,
S pHnac nno G9geu, SeeuIciteru NIT Sd,e'
mel, 2 SecIsfd,htten Gin SnQofdlitteu, pa'
tent unb onoere q8iuomilhIe, Crcihmaid,i
lie nit Vferocacwalt, NInfter. une Sperr'
tetten init Saa9 &C., Niahsbrsde, Sd,icb'
fdrrcu, ein aan; pcrsn9ld,cr -Sd,Icifitciu, 10
8ilbfcttcn, z NrppcIu, SHcu' uub D1iit, @d.
bcln, Q Trud,trefen, q Gjrosirnieu, cine 9rcee
Drum:Siae I'M SIode 81 Sdocu, lIro font
nod, pielcrlei Saucrn9crdibidoftsn gu rpeit'
lduftia iu mcleeu. -.H .-r 4..a a -.
Die Sccinaunscr am Serfaufstage uub
Sluflrartrn9 bon "- a
s,cter SrorelI, ium.
SOfdr, 4. " lto3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Ocfentlicbe 95enpu.

SamltaqS uno DlcutaaS cen 2Sifen unb
30fcu Wdr; al beioen Ga9eu Inn 10 llhr
@crmitto9s, lrI am @aifbaufe bes lIutersrid,s
rcten, i'll Der Stact 9lllentaun Ifrntlit prr'
fauft perocn: .H. ..-+ H."''"'
Cine arcec uub quite sluswah rcrtrcffIb
der Scttcr NIB Scttlaeeu, cine sInswobl
pratti9er Glide, HuBenc Shhlc, cine sIn'
Sahl Spieqel, Sd,reib 6esf Wufhifdncs
uno 3useb6r, cine sinjohI 6ei;. ilno SobIens
Scfcu, cine Stag llbr Gin pionc Grrte, SjIdf
fer une Scttcln, unb hberbauet siu oclIifdrs
biqes gdrs9ipperot, Setties, 'Gdrects, Safer,
glinNs, unc furs allc III eiuer gut en9eriite'
ten WirtbSitaft 9et6rence artifel Su lpeit'
Iduftis 81 mcloen. ~ 1.Hl... ra
Die gcoinsunscu AM 8erfaufsta9e uno
sIufrpartung bon ~. ..s@
5cbn grpB.
Ofirs4 "4m