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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29

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la(ien murecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29

Die Staet ct. ecuis, i'm Staqt M1iGcuri,
tpnree Snerlf bon rincW iedneisr au0cIecrlt,
pelter caieIbt eins Sfantis aufihlna. 8cr
Is Sabreu bate Die Staet cine Seu6Iferuna
ron 5000 -jeet ,dblt lIe $1,000 9iarpchnsr,
% Rtr@en, uno jrpetmal fc pisl CompftGle.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29
SS0rlettI,fs.

Sa CO etutc i'm @ebraud, tabcu, auf ben
edntcreicu eer llutcrsridrueten in Q. IBbrits
haa uno 9iortbamptcn 9aunld,ips uno Der
Stact 9IIcntaun su jaaeH auo sa fhiesen,
lpccurd) linen pieler Sd,atfn an Srulcu,
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ldTcn ipicri9eufaIfs fIe ibre 3Iflud,t ilhers
lid ~ ben ednocsscfeeen ucbmcn mcreeu.
Sbarlcs Sdca, gEiIiam Wabbern,
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@nrd, Teuharc, SaIomcn @,rcf,
Samuel Norr, Charles Scagredpes,
Benjamin euowig, SameS Sea9reorcS,
Saeob Wi0cr, 9Iarcn 6. Gcitcr,
@dnaGcs Swarb, 2bcmas 9infin9sr
Sico. WdherhcIr, Scbn slIbrc6t,
@phraim @rini, Salomcu @riefcmere,
petcr SNuber, SSenry Senifermad,er
Suli 80. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29
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ben Stqot penniplpdnieu, auf brinabe GlIc
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lcfbeu erhaItsu wproen, uno biGig 10 urr.
faHfen bel
Heabeu gHtb uue 60,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29

@on9re s.-Sm Sruat muroe Ole "a.
riff Bill mtceer Die snnse IcBte gEod,c bc.
fprcdlen. @s iplr nbrr ofs mir ,ur Ircfe
9tengcn nod feline Stimme corntcr otucm,
men. 9Bie Die Sadie cuclid, ausfaacn maa
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29
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uhr ees 9iad,miftags.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29

CINE Sds Stropbde 20 NJ
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NentitIes" Captain pasc, bon phlaoclrhia,
flnc W'nstetc, rttdT Fu,em mcricanifd,eu
Scloaten in Der Sdla&t son 8eiaca DC IA
fpalma ab9encmHIcn pRrse. Sic it in @nas
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29
GrcEe Sar9ains !

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29
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fer unc Slcd, Waarenitcbr, in Der Samiltcn
Straee in sIIIentouu, beinabc asrace gcaeu.
ilbsr ocn Soasenbnd's @affbaufs, elm 9roees
enforcement
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febr bilIis gum 8erfauf an, bcffchenb aus {:
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bis 81 @aaon, pclde befouosrs bilIig Der.
fauft rperoer, Sledwaaren bon alIcn Senens
nuu9en, &c.
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81 ieiuem 9Cid,dfr 9ebSrentc sIrtifel ,psrorn
auf Die fiir5ele 8eitellun9 iprhlfcil pcrfert;gt
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fdncG uno pilnttlid, beior8t.
DrsIItcs Supfcr unb 3inu mirb perlanet,
,prfir i'm 9Iustauid, fur Waaren cter baa,
rem 8eIce Der bOdite prcis bejahlr wirb.
9lmcS @tttn9er.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-29
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ais aominifrateren bon Der SSinterIaGeus
fd,aft ces perffcrbeHcn 5obp Sarrett
lestbiu ron Giecer Maeun9ie 1aunid,ip,
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fenidaft fdnIoi9 flnc, perben aufsefcrbert
innerbalb feds WcdeH nbsubeSablen,-uns
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lore 9sd,nun9ea fesleid, ppblbeifatist eiHip,
bdnciScH, an
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
From Daris's Irish Ballads.
The Welcome.

Come in the evening in the morning,
Conc when you're locked for o come without warning,
Kisses and welcome you'll find here before you;
And the ofner you here the III adore you.
Light is my heart since the day plighted,
Red is my check that they told me was blighted
The green Of the trees locks far greener than ever,
Aud the lineis singing, True lovers dont sever
III pull you iweTs, to il you choose them,
Or, after you've kissed Them they lie my bosom;
l fetch from the mountain its breeze TO inspire you;
IN fetch from my fancy tale that won't tire you.
O your step ; like the rain the summerveXd farmer,
Or sabre and shield 10 a knight without amor.
III sing you sweet songs till the stars rise above me-
Then, wandering, I'll wish you, IN silence, 10 love me-
Wen look through the the cliff and the eyTe,
Wen tread round The path the tack Of the FAIRY.
Wen look the stars, aud wen list TO the river
Till you ask of your darling what gift you give her,
O she'll whisper you Love as unchangeaby beaming
And trust. when in secret. uneiully streaming,
Till the starlight Of heaven above US shall CULVER,
Aud our souls flow 10 one down eternity liver"
so come in the evening. in the morning.
Come when you're looked for, without waning,
Kisses and welcome you'll hnd here before you,
And the Otner you here the lil adore you.
Light is my heart since the day plighted,
Red IS my check that they told me was blighted
The green Of the looks far greener than ever,
Aud the lnets are singing True lovers don't sever
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

from the States that they stand the trip we'll any
other kind of stock. This country admirably calc1-
lated for growing wool
Mechanics Of all kinds get high prices for labor Making
securing pioughs wnud be business IN this country
The soil is we'll calculated for po1ghs Of that consiruc
ton Companies should be sma-not more than ten or
twelve wagons should travel together, they will go
with greater speed and more ease Their stock will do
better and their loss Of cattle much less They should
have few aTS and ctcorS possible; should trayel
every day, and not get impalie1t The whole "Trip
be made aud have grass every night for the stock
There is but little difficulty getting fuel where there
wood, dried willows sage, use bots de rdce
which is found great abundance in the buffalo country
and good purpose. The omigrants should
ALWAYS start ms early as the first OF May, sooner if the
grass will admit is long trip, but be made with
Than the distance any other country
in state Of nature. The people Of The States, know,
have heard nnc, the tall timber this country,
abd IL is probably all true There magnificent
trees here ever saw aud trees ffom loo To 800
feet height arc not uncommon The principal growth
Of timber in Oregon is pune, white aud red fir cedar ash,
The various kinds ol oak and many other species haty
have never seen.
should be pleased tn write You more, but to give You
detailed Of trip, and the general geograPhi-
cal features Of tie county far II has come under
my Limited observation, would be too irksome task as
well as too burdeBsome far traveller carry far.
Oregon is my home. Yours. &c,
WESLEY SHANNON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
FOREIGN NEWS
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Fifteen days later from Europe.

Arrival of Hon. Louis lcLane-passage Of The
I Sugar BM-efectS of the 4iaacrican IariG IN
Engaad-State Of the representation q Ireland
slate Of The Markets, dc, dc.
The steamship Britannia has arrived at Boston.
Things remained very much they were on the
departure of the last steamer.
4 The Hon. Mr. McLane has returned in her.
The Cotton market has been in quiescent state.
The sales the 18th at Liverpool were estimated at
6OOO bales. Spectators have taken 700 American,
and have exported 500 bales; 1000 bales consisting
of 500 Bahia were sold al Cd. 10 6id 100 Peruvian
at 65d. 6Rd.
The market closed in the manufacturing districts
with business by no means acave. However, news
received from the United States viii give inn
peius to trade.
/ The money market is easy, and for business cash
can be had very readily
/ The produce markets are tolerably active, both hs
regards the home and the export trade.
American hams selling at 35s. to 43s. There
is a good demand for beef aud pork, and late prices
are fully supported Lard, in kegs, Is selling at 3os.
to 43s. and in barrels at 35s. TO 3Ss. Cheese of
good quality is very scarce at Liverpool. Parcels of
Indifferent quality have been sold at Sos. to 45s per
cwt.
There have been storms am floods in England and
great falls of rain, which have injured the crops
severely.
The popularity of the new Pope is unbounded.
The Golden testimonial has reached E63,0tO.
Indian corn has risen to }2s. per quarter.
The accounts of the potato crop appear TO be els
astrOus.
The new Papal tariff makes great reductions on
wOOen manufactures, cotton goods, sugar and coffee
HOUSE OF Unconstitutional is expected TO rise
about the 2Sth of August. On the 18th the House of
Lords passed the Sugar Bill.
House OF CoMMoNs-The destituton Of ireland
occupied the House of Commons on Monday. A sum
of money has been appropriated TO employ the poor
of ireland.
/ FRANcE.-Thc French Chambers have terminated,
and great has been the success Of the GuiZot ministry
The majority in the Chamber is expected TO be
one hundred, and ii may possibly exceed that number
The King had opened the Chambers with short
speech.
| EFFECTS OF THE AMERICAN TARIFF ~ ENGLAND
Several markets have experinced the effects of the
liberal tariff which goes into operation in the United
States on the lst of December. Iron has already
advanced in price, and the wooen manufactures Of
Yorkshire are firm and improving.
SANAToRY REGULATIoNs.-A public meeting has
been held in the British metropolis lately, for the
purpose of taking to prevent the spread OF
disease. Although some contended that few cases
of Asiac cholera had appeared, the general feeling
of the meeting opposed TO the conclusion.
THE OCEAN RACE.-The steamer Cambria arrived
in ten days and sixteen hours. The steamer
Great Britain, which sailed same day, arrived out in
thirteen days and ten hours. The packet ships Eide
liza and Hpttengen have also arrived out The steam
or Great Britain had detention at of eighteen
hours, IN repairing her driving chains.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
From the Journal of Commerce
EarIIlOuaIXcS.

WEDNESDAY morning, Aug. DO 1916.
MEssRs EDITORS I'm your telegraPhic notice this
morning you state that an Earthquake was iet at
Boston and the ncighborng towns on Tuesday night.
Messrs. Ddtilh 81 Cousinery, No. % South William
street. New York, have letters from Smyrna, in Asia,
of the 18th Of juno, stating that Earthquake was
experienced there the 18th of June, al about p
Nj. The shock was very severe and much damage
was done.
In the Journal of Commerce of January 10, 1916,
you chronicle earthquake at Memphis on the I'D
of December, lS40-in your paper of April LIST, you
state earthquake took place at Maysville, KY on
the 23d Of March,and in your paper of 23d OF April
you also state the occurrence of an earthquake at
Cuba the island of Cuba, the same 23d of March
In your paper of March Ill., you give an account Of
earthquake at Cincinnati the 25th of February,
in your paper of May 18th, you state an earthquake
was experienced at Santa Cruz, on the South side OF
Cuba on the 18th of April and in that of July 18th,
that an earthquake felt at Caania, in Sicily, on
the 2Sth Of April
In your paper of March IA, you state earthquake
was experienced at the Belgian settlement of Santa
Tomas on the Both of January, and in the paper OF
June 4, you state that shocks of earthquake were
felt at Salem and Newburyport on the the Both of May
Thus, you will see by this recital, that there has
been extraordinary regularity the particular
days of the month, viz Sd the 3D. Sth the 18th
and on the Both days of the month.
You have also chroniced in the Journal of the 30th
vi july dl Ut ohu N""N"N"
on the 10th of June-in the Journal Of May rs, an
Earthquake at Memphis, Tennessee, on the Sth of
May--n the Journal Of August 9th, Earthquakes in
the Morea, and in that of August D. earthquake
and meteor Fincastle in Virginia on the 18th OF
August.
The earthquakes in Greece occurred in June, but
the particular daysare not stated. hope to ascertain
them.
You will see that the Catana earthquake travelled
East, from April to june commencing IN East longl-
tude about ID deg then in the Blorea in longitude
about %, and last Smyrna in longitude about 21o
All ofthese earthquakes have produced equihbriums
on Brooklyn Heights, the particulars of which have
been sent you regularly from time to time in the New
York Municipal Gazette.
The great number of earthquakes which have been
experienced within the last eight months has been
wonderfu-our atmosphere has been singulary affect
cd as you will by the extensive and very minute
records in the Municipal Gazette.
The Icelandsh Mountains have been greatly agi-
tated and continued in that state at the last daieshe
mountains had been quiet for than half century
Yours, with great respect,
Z. MERRIAM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

The SHAKER DANcE.-A seeded Shaker family is
giving concerts down east. There are six perform
ers, three brothers and three sisters. They have
succeeded in interesting the people very much in
their representations of the songs and dances which
constitute part of the religious exercises of the
Shakers. Mr.. Flint, Of Salem, thus speaks of them
miss Willard, the miraculous Shaker Teetotum
she is called, is the wonder of the million where
she goes. The ease grace, fullncss and beauty
with which size moves in the whirling dance is not
only unsurpassed, but perfectly unapproachable at
least out of the pale of Shakerism. Her Shaker
gyrations eclipse everything ever attempted by any
other person. In fact, Elssler, Celeste any other
daaseuse thought of attempting such wonder
ful performance. She comes upon the audience like
clap, taking every one by surprise! Nothing but
long and severe practice could enable her to perform
such vast number of evolutions, varying of course
according TO the occasion and the state of her feelings
and not appear to affect her. She stops short and
walks off regular as though she had been standing
or sitting all the time In her whiring attitude she
presents very fascinating and beautiful appearance
being perfectly unique and every thing so chaste as
not to offend the taste of the most refined or the
most sensitive eye of modesty Their concerts have
been attended by very large and fashionable audien-
ces and the press have applauded them in terms of
unmeasured praise
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
Charity.

Us a II.te hing
To give cup Of water; yet its traught
OF cool Tefreshmeni, d. aimed by fevered lips,
May give shock Of pleasure 10 the fame
More exquisite than when noctaIian juice
Renews the life Of joy in happiest hours.
II is little thing 10 speak phrase
OF common comfort, which by daily
Has almost lost its sense; yet The
OF him who thought to die unmOurned, I will fall
Like choicest music; FL the eye
With gentle tears; relax the kBotied hand
To know the bonds Of fellowship again;
And shed on the departed soul sense,
More precious than the beniZOn Of friends,
About the houored death bed Of the rich,
To him who else were lonely, that another
OF the great family is near and feels ''-T0a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
Married.

On the 9Th inst, at the residence of j. !. Stretcber
indianapolis, lnd by the Rev. H. w. Beecher, Mr.
WILLIAM MULLEN to Miss MARY B. filler, daugh.
ter of the late Jacob Filter of Philadelphia We
acknowledge the cake.
On the Both ult., by Thomas Morrow, Esq, Mr.
MATTHIAS FERRIS 10 Miss SARAH NUM- On the 5tl
of July, Mr.. THOMAS SINGLETON to Miss ELIZABETH
GRINDLE, all of this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

OUTRAGE UPON HUMAN RGHr-A Mr. Row. at
Groton, Mass having obtained a legal divorce from
his wife, the ground that they could not live hap
PLY together. married Miss Moore, with whom he
is now comfortably living. The church of which both
MIR. Row and his new wife are members, had trial
OF this matter and jury of distinguished divines
decides that although Mr. Row, obtained legal d.
vorce, and had perfect right by all human law to
marry again, yet that law not being in accordance
with the law of God-that law promulgated by the
great head of the church, which is that there can be
no divorce in the eye of God except for the crime of
adultery-therefore, that MIR. and Mrs Row are now
living in open adultery, and therefore are unworthy
of the fellowship Of the church; and it advises the
church to exclude excommunicate them from its
body.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

FRANKS OF Az EXCITED ELEPHANT.-An elephant
belonging to a menagerie at Lockport, New York,
escaped on Saturday last, and being enraged in con-
sequence of some one having given him tobacco con-
ceaed in his food, created no little alarm by his
FRANKS. He first attacked span of horses, killing
one and nangling il in a shocking manner The
keeper afterwards up, and calling him by name,
he followed him to an adjoining orchard, where he
was secured by strong chains to a full grown tree
The report was that the elephant had uprooted the
tree and injured man, but the particulars were not
known.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

THE ARMY.-On the Rio Grande is now assem-
bed the largest force which the United States have
had at one point since the revoution-tweniy lone
regiments of volunteers, exclusive of regulars. The
head quarters are at Camargo, and the troops are
moving up fast possible. On the 18th the gen.
eral head quarters were to be moved.