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NATIONAL FAIR. We briefly referred in
yesterdays paper, to National Fair which it
is proposed to hold in the city of Washington
in May next. In yesterdays National Intelli-
gencer we find the following notice, addressed
to the editors:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, March 25, 1896
With view to furnish correct Information
in regard to the character, prices and sTtent of
American manufactures, as we'll as to correct
misrepresentation on that subject, the under
signed respectfully invite the Artisans, Mocha
MICS, and Manufacturers of the United States
to send specimens of their various productions,
with their prices, to be compared with the Bril-
6sh manufactures sent from Manchester, and
now being exhibited in the room of the "Com-
mttee on the Post Office and Post Roads," to
influence the action of Congress in relation to
the proposed modification of the Tariff.
ANDREW STEWART, JOHN sTRoHM,
JAMES THOMPSON, JOHN Fl. EWING,
RICH'o. BR0ADHEAD, JACOB ERDMAN,
ALEX'R. RAMSEY, ABRA'M. MclLVAlSE
MOSES MCLEAN, JOHN BLANCHARD,
JAMES BLACK, JAMES POLLOCK,
j. :, YOST, g. DARRAGH.
JOS. BURLINGTON,
1t seems that, with the view Of obtaining
such a reduction of the Tariff as will be favor.
able to British manufacturers, but runous to
our own, certain agents of English houses have
been engaged IN exhibiting British manufac'
lures to members of Congress, and disparaging
the American production. With the view to
counteract this iRsidious effort to destroy Anne.
rican manufactures, the above invitation is Civ
en- by friends of the Tariff, without reference
to party politics. IF members were legislating
for English instead of American interests, they
ought of course to submit to the ecturing and
instructions of those British agents, who are
employed to prove the superiority Of the Eng
lish over the American article. But, as it is to
be presumed, that members would prefer to
promote the prosperity of their own to that oil
a foreign country, they will no doubt be glad
to have the opportunity to inspect the produc
tions of their countrymen, as proposed in the
above card; and we hope that our manufactu-
rers will not fail to furnish an abundant supply
ofspecimens.
In reference to the proposed National Fair
the Intelligencer says--"All that we can say
at present is, that, at the instance of number
Of members of Congress, feeling patriotic in-
terest in all branches of Home Industry, it is
in contemplation to propose to the manufactu-
rers and artizans throughout the country to
unite in such and exhibition; and that, should
the purpose be carried into effect, it will be the
most extensive and the most splendid array Of
the kind which has ever taken place on oul
continent"
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4 A. FIELD 4 co.

r A. FIELD & co.
u IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs OF
STAPLE AND FANCY SILK GOODS,
.r...tt .. No. 1 H4NOVER- sri
viii open this morning, some of the most beautil
styles of
CAP RIBBONS AND FANCY SHAWLS,
ever offered in this market, to which they invite d
attention of purchasers. , mh24
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING r.
For Liverpool-Ship Cincinnati, with despa1
For London-Ship Avalanche, soon.
For Cork and a market-Ship Emerald, soon
For Kingston, JAM Brig Phoenix, few days ;.
For River La Pate-Barque Francis Partridge
inst.
For Havanna-schr Comet, few days.
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NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
II Glorious continuation of luck. Comb. 80 SO 66
81 $780, and comb 80 63 &c 81 900 were both sold in
the handsome scheme of yesterday The S., 900 sold
on Tuesday has been present ed and cashed. Never
there such display of prize money as has been
al EGERTONS' OFFICE during the past 10 days.
Do not neglect to purchase ticket at EGERTONS,
if you want prize.
On SATURDAY draws our little favorite of $4,000.
A full package for only 370. Whole tickets ST, qrs.
%
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a15- The JUVENILE CONCERT OF VOCAL and
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, given on Tuesday eve
ming last by the classes under the tuition of MIR. c.
l.. Bartlett, in the Third German Reformed Church,
REV. Dr. Wolffe's, of Paca s. Saratoga streets,
will De repeated on FRIDAY EVENING, 9th inst.
Tickets may be had at Mr., Beams, Howard street;
MIR. Snyders, Market-st, and of theSSabbath School
Teachers and at the door the evening of the Con-
cert. Ticket, 25 cents single; 49, cents, admitting
lady and gentleman. Concert commencing al halt
past O'Clock. mh26 q
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NOTICE. All persons indebted to DR.. SAM'l
In X. JENNINGS, late of the city of Baltimore, al
respectfully and earnestly requested to settle theI
accounts with the subscriber without further delay
Liabilities which must be met make it indispensable
necessary to have said accounts closed by doiI|
they will prevent the unpleasantness of having thel
closed by process of Law. -
.... ... f SAMUEL GUEST,
49,. Property Agent and Collector, No. l54
mh2l-eo4t' Sharp st. between Barre and Lee ST.
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n OTTERY TICKETS FOR a5 CENTS,
~ On every SATURDAY the 25 cent lottery will
be drawn. Capital prizes as follows:
LIST Capital Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
Cd do do do 1000 is 1000
Sd do 90 do 600 is 600
&c. &c. &c.
o. Single tickets only 25 cents,
EMORY * CO., the well known and popular lot.
terry firm, opposite Barnum's will sell during the
week and on Saturday, until O'Clock in the after
noon tickets in these pretty lotteries by the package
"a package may contain the four highest prizes) for
the triHi ing sum of SO so. n - 4 i
All persons, whether at home or abroad, who may
wish tickets in the above or any other lotteries will
please be careful to direct their orders to the old
tablshed house of
EMORY CO., opposite Barnum's,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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NNAMELLED WARE. A supply of Ena-
~ melled Stew Pans, Tea Kettles Wash Bowls,
and Stove Pans, just received and fol- sale low al The
original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED II, REP, No. SO Batim0re-st
mh26 Cd Tin Store above Howard o,
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DERSONS COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
IL will find it greatly for their interest TO call and
examine our large of new goods selected
Win great care and expressly for housskeepers con
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED and BRI.
TANNlA WARES BLOCK TIN and JAPANNED
WARE WATERS; plain Tin ware; Kitchen Fur
aiture; Cooking Utensils; Wooden ware: Brushes;
Baskets, Mats, &C. &C., comprising by fur the great
est variety of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
to be found in the city, at the lowest prices Young
Aousekeepers can be fitted out complete on the most
reasonable terms at our FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE, No. 10 N. Charles street, opposite the Union
Bank. GA word to the wise," SC.
mh26 C,E WETMORES CO
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NOTICE. The partnership heretofore existirI
~ between the undersigned, is this day, by mutud
consent, dissolved. The business and accounts
the firm have been transferred 10 SAMUEL GUEST
who is authorized and empowered to lquidate an
settle its affairs. G. Nick. TEAL, 30
WILLIAM REED
Baltimore, l4th March, 1876. mh2l. eo4tr
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IMPORTANT RuMoR. Boston paper con-
tains ruInor that the captain of the steamer
Hibernia has stated that previous to leaving
England he received orders to hold himself in
readiness to depart from Boston at the short
est notice. It is further stated that none of
the officers of the steamer have obtained leave
nf absence since her arrival.
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SCHEME;

Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Certificates ola package of 25 Or tickets only SlS So
For lucky tickets by the package single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER < co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, Glass b. drawn
March 25-Iowest prize $40.
50 66 "a 80 40 a GO II "a SO 30 SO II 65 Is
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1886.

MARINELIsT-PORT OF BATTING
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BANK ACCOUNTS. The balance in favor Of
the Banks of Philadelphia against those of N
York, on Tuesday, was $50, 900.
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prize of sls755 1890 10 prize of $1,000
Z" 5000 10 " 400
300O 2O " $50, &c.
Tickets S5--shares in proportion
Tickets by the package or single share for sale at
57- Orders from the city or county, if addressed
to EGERTONS' Office, will be promptly attended to-
EGERTUN'S EVER LUCKY OFFICE,
Corner of South-st. and Exchange Place,
cor. of Commerce and Pratt-sts., and
II e. f.. cor. of Pratt and Gay SITS.
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PRIZE 1880. and prizes of 9

NAPITAL PRIZE ST. 500, and prizes Of ST.
u 500. Tickets IS. Making a very elegant ma
naeed SCHEME. Call at the Old Established Prize
Office ard try your luck, we are daily selling prizes
for a small outlay.
THIS DAY, March 26th will be drawn the
Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class 37-75 Nos 10
drawn ballots.
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no CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING Of

every descrp ton executed with great despatch, at
the Ohce Of the Clipper, 1874 BALFINoRE.sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger naR any O'Arr
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC. SC.
Indeed it is needless 10 enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offactes with latest styles Of type and new
and splendid for doing work. in every style
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Nf-FACTs 40 BE REMRMBERED. Th

H}-FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED. That Con-
| sumption is almost always produced by cold that
might Easily be cured. That WISTAR'S BALSAM
| OF WILD CHERRY will cure any Cough or Cold
no matter Ofhow long standing, That the milder fora
of Consumption tselfS also cured by this Balsam.-
That IT is conceded by many lawyers, clergynen and
physicians that this Balsam has never been equalleu
for efciencyin all affections Of the Lungs and Liver
fhat scores now rejoice in the possession OF go I'd
health who, but for this BaIsam, would have been in
their graves-haVing been given up by their friends
and physicians Above all, remember that this inva-
/ luabe medicine has been initiated under various
names, and that DR.. WISTARS GENUINE BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY only can be relied to
! CURE. 1t has been warranted to cure Asthma in
| ry stage-what no physician has ever achieved-and
has never been known to fail. For delicate heath in
! young females it stands unrivaed-as it does for all
diseases of this climate,
On hand and for sale by
STABLER * CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
! Also, by George X. Tyler, AZ T. Baltimore street,;
Seth 8. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
< Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F..
Perkins Brother, cor Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha H. Per-
kins, corner Market and Green sts. George H. Keer
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. ~ Robinson, SO North
Gay street. nh23 lw
goat IT AGAIN! We were shown on satur-
day night, by Old friends EMORY & co. (who
are in opinion, decidedly the most success full
prize sellers in the Union,) the whole ticket, comb
26 As 81, which drew the capital prize in Saturdays
Lottery of $4,000. We will always be happy to bear
testimony to the great luck Of eur friends of No.
Calvert street, in selling prizes-bu really they will
much obligs us if they will spare us for the future
these exhibitions; for though they prove to and
the people at large, that they do sell capital pixies,
and that very often, yet if they did success
fully conceal the names Of their customers, we are
free to confess that such exhibitions would seldom
fail ~ engender in our hearts small spec of envy
towards the lucky individuals who draw them. We
refer readers their advertisement in another
column. (R] .. IL
H9-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, before introduced il Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workrnen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c. &C., for sale and made to order cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States, E. s. FRYER,
Milf No. NArth GaY street.
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A New AND BEAUTIFUL STORE, The building No.
Ism. Charles street, opposite the NJ. E. Church, has
been converted into spacious store, which for
beauty is not surpassed by any other in the city,.
The irontis neatly ornamented and paint ed Each
window is supplied with six panes of clear glass,
and each pane is about three feet square. Cusil-
Toned seats are placed along the counter; and the
back wallis one entire mirror. The ceiling is sun.
ported by four hollow cast iron pillars tastefully
bronzed The whole interior is painted in exquisite
style by Messrs. Brown s. Doged, painters. The
proprietor Of the store, MIR. B. Wood, jr will omen
his stock of rich Partisan goods Monday next, at
which time he will be happy 10 accommodate all
who may patroni re him. See advertisement.
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The MUSEUM. Two excellent and favorte pieces,
Glove, Law and Physc," and "The Married Bache
or" will be represented at the Museum this evening
Mr.. Owens appears in both pieces. Miss st. Clair,
between the pieces, will dance fayorite Pas Seul-
Attractions enough for one night.
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HowEs' CIRcus-Front-st. The manager of this
popular place of resort has effected an engage ment
with Mr.. Randall, the Scotch Giant, who will make
his first appearance, this evening, GuIliver among
the Lilliputians." This is one of the most amusing
performances and fails to bring down shouts of
laughter and applause In the course of the evening
Madame Macarte will appear in her celebrated act of
the "Brigand Gir.n This is said to be her most diff
cult feat. The other entertainments are of varied
and interesting character.
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SScrbcirntbef:
Curd, bru @brw. Nrn. Tube }

I SNH J-hN'
Im 25. December, Soerr Oapio & a III,
III 8 bon euSerne @auutY, nit WaiB q n q e.
lima Ncffe fn9cr, ucn 81 Bbcit'
halI, ecdd Sdunty.
sIm udmlid,cu Gag, Sr. Dauiel 9 Is
&c pcu Qeta 2auuidip, nit OiiB 9 is
fabetb Souu If r bon SceiccIber9.
Gin 26lfcu Cccember, Sr. Scnas Nel'
Ter ucn Suo 9Sheithaa, nit WfiB 8 4 c m i
ma 6 ub n &, uon Sber'Macun9is.
9lm IS. Cccembcr, Sr. paul &r nj
nit WiB ecuiua 9 hnetoer beicc
HeibcIbcra.
sIm ndmIidsu Gage, Gerr 6 barIe
q on c III a d, c r, nit MiB Joenrie t.
ia Sage ubu d1, bcicc bon 9Ilcntaun.
9lm pcrIrsten Scnuta9, curdl cen @brw.
Ncrrn 3eaer, SNerr & oc lS e ocr, bon
Sbcr WiIforc, nit WiB SO aria @lt IA:
bctb Srtt Ucn 9ieccr Wacun9ie.
2Im 3Iftcu December in Bath, curd, Der
@brw. cerru Sud,s, Serr pbilip s. a f
felbCrgcr, init WiB Giota Sauer
teiee bon HaSarctb, Tcrthamptcn Sauntp.
9Im lffen Saruar, burd ben @brn. Sorn
Somterqcr Nerr SoIcpb 6ieffer,
nit MB Da a linoa q. 9 d, d., bcios
ron TicoCr Wcunt Bethel, Gcrtbamp. So.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-14
2(COtult0 Sunldlte.

Sei eiucr fcitseicstcu @criammlunq Der
"Sumane Seucr @cmpa9nic," 9cbaten am
6oule bon @ecr9c Wetberbplh r,
am Wcnta9 9lbeuo bcn stem Sauuar, 1916,
murben fcI9eucc Seamtrn fir oas leufeuhe
Sahr rrmdblt.
YreGoen t.-SCIcpb 9)rpng,
8ice preGben t.-Gharles S3cd,
ShaBmciiter.--9SiLiam g. 8lumcr,
Secre r.-6epIcn 2eis,
DIRECTORS orr Sprise. Sos
fepb 8naue, pcter S,elrr,s - iabman Statt'
Ter, Salrmcn Bernhard mo QBiuiam 9irimcr.
OireftprS Der Npie.--@barlrS
9. 0aines, 9lmcs @ttinqer, cSrcl Sfed, Sohn
M'2eoa uuh @barIcs &Cf. - SIuS cen Sers
baneIun9eu.
9ttteif.-9leuten 8ciB, StrctGr.
2Illcntonn San. Ia.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-14

I'D Scitcnftcdbem fcumt Don benz Der,
ocrbenenSlut her, eas ft auf bic intpenoi9c
Sruiftaut Wcure gcnonnt, feftlest, iposurd,
cine @nt,mouu9 Der Gteilc, eit heftiaer ites
hrnoer Shmeri III cine Sete, auter osn S3ip,
pen, ofterS cuten &c. crSeu9t ipirb. I'm Die.
ie IdIimme Saronfbeit ~ 6eilen nebmc maR
ic9leid, 5 coer 9 pcn Wri9bts ineiauTd,eR
pH1nsenptllcn ltEo wieSsrbcle eielcIbe Tciis
ale btS 8 S,thnoen biS Der Sd,mers uno
oas lh:uieri9e 9tttemihOpfeu teieiti9t. Dies
Serfdhren, mcun eenau bcfolgt. miro ben St6rs
yer balo bon jcnen kGnfbaften Ssitffigfetteu
bcfrtien, fpeld,e bic urlahcjeb 9Irt @rfdHaf'
flung uno Shmers fFrlo, unc aanS beitisImt
cine ihnetIe, fd1ere uno 9erpiiie &w oeiur
Seitenfehca betpitten.
"@ebt q d, t,!-&unft MIR pcn rem
bctannt acmathten 9I9entcn peer m Ter Sf'
ftce unp 8cnsral Gieeeflags, go. f69, 9Raee'
ltra6e, pbilaoelptia, nuo fraat ausbriidld,
nat "98ri9bts Sncianifhen 9NansenpilIen.
Ter rinSise Srt in afentaun no bic
dhtcn Wri9bt'S pillen crbaGten nerben f6ns
ncn, i'll an hem SuhitCbr bon @uth, 8 Ia
be uno Ocun9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-14

25) 2tn Sas 4Jmblifnm.-Der beifpict'
lcIe @rfcl9 rpelher reiultirte ocn Der 9lufnah'
me BON SranoretbS pillen, fir eineu 3eit'
rauT oon itber neunsi9 Sdbren, Gle sahIrel'
den uno ertraoreindreu Sureu neId1e lte arr
Nuneerteu bon Snoiuionen benirft bebeH,
rpcllbe fle betndbe pom unocrmeioIiden Seee
retteten, nad)ocm lTe bon ben 8efdlifteffen
Der SdfuItit ais unbcilbdr erfiarf rparen-
bcrcdti9t Or. Benjamin Sranorcths, ben @i'
9eutbiimcr bcfcr II II ioerfat Srduter
R c B il II, oieicIbe ssnilsahaft Der befen.
bern 9totis oeS publlfl,ms ga empfeblcn.
Ctcie pilen bclfcn In ser Chat Der Gatnr
III QGem mas lie Sar Grini9au9 tsS nleRftbli'
d>cu SorpsrS thnu fam pst siebt es 8ies
le oereu Sfranfbcitcu 70 bcs nne oeren @pna
itiiuticuen 70 9cFhwdest 1ne ea8 lle nur tens
pcrdre Snuifs erredrRn fsrnen ! oenuch has
ben @iniae, wsldR aufen9ea oisis in ben mi6'
lihifen sfnnrbeitsumitdnben Su 9ebraud,en.
ibre petir @cGuuobsit nieeer erlan9t Or.
BranorethS bat cem 9reBmathNen nno aHf'
9rfirtsn Yublifum su oanten. fir bic Inter-
trbun9 bic ae linn safcmnen lic6en, uno CT
bofft, bnrd1 Sereitan9 Der Webisin fpie CT iui'
mer 9ethan bat, ihre fcrteauernce @unlt su
9cwinnen.
Sbiae ftdsbaTs Wsoi,in IN Ia eem Sndha
(tchr oon % Mt h, 8u b rub goun a in
SIuentaun, nno bel ben N9euteu bic in riner
onoern SpaIte an9eSct9t flne, 81 crbalten.
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9 rteh e / e {.
Sauuar ID,

Scl9cnbcs 1T eiue 0ilfc Ger 8riefe welhe
in IrBtcr QBche III ecm SIIIcutaun pcGtamt
Iie9sn 9eblteben Gno
9icuteu Bright, Gomunb gug, @cnrnb
@aIhucr. Sucpb Solver, SHelsn Daniel W
.. @bcrharr, 9teuben Tnut, 2hrmas Sauif,
oeurY @ruber, WarD gInn Giilbrrt, icieph
Socffert, Saccb 9. SNeIfrih, Charles Sbad,,
6cd uno Stattler, Martin Semmerer, Wa'
ria Sramer, Samcs eucds, 9IntbcnD 4auben'
berger, Sobn Wcl, @ecr9c Wajcr, ScIsph
pcnrcc, nermau 9iupp, @bwaro Sherer,
Snlomcn Sdwrps, s. gB. Smith, SoenrD
SclIcr6. Deter Stciuter9cr SIoam Smitb,
Qapina Oohr occr Sarab Sel, 9lutb. Sicg.
frieo, 9Billiam 3raniuc, Sciepb Wtlct, Gbo'
mas qeis, Sames ycuu9, 9tobert gcit,
9cUt 3ea.
g. 9t. 9teubarb, Yofmetiter.
Sdnuar IA, 1876.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-14
St0rb.

9Im I4teu Tcccmber, in BGfs Salcm CIR
Wrrccr SnuutD, VennfyIpanicu, an Der Guns
9cucntSlnounq, Nerr 6 o bn Be {, frliher
orn &crtbamptcu @auutD, i'm 62itcn Sabre
feines gIItcrS. Qeihentert, @pan9elium ct.
Scbanncs, SapitcI IL, Ser6 26 NIB 81.
sIm 2Sten December, in Dlccre Saunid,ip,
Tcrthamptcu @aunty, &cpiua, @be9ots
tin oe6 Socrrn NenrD SHcd,, in eem gIlter bon
so Sabrsn, Wcnotcu uuo % 3a9cu.
9lm 27iteu Ceccmter IN Sh6uef, Tasas
retb 2aunid,ip, Ecrttamptrn @duutY, Scrr
Z. @owin II Sieve Il, in Gem gltcr ppn
81 S0brcu, Wcndteu uno 8 Gageu.
9lm teeten cienffog in Oicirr Stabt gang
pICelid,, eeoiua, @te9attin crs Soerrn
Sraufliu Sellers, i'm 2Siteu Sabre ibrcS Nl'
tcrs. 9Im acknowledgement Dcunerita9 pur'
ceu ibre licberreite CUR 9Rube 9ebrad,t, bel
rpCIder @ele9enbeit Der @brfp. Nerr Cubs
cine siprdmdsi9e Nece hiet. "6eute itno
mir frift nno itarf, uno mor9eu fiilen mir
oeu Sar9."
slm 29iten Cccember in echa Saunfd,ip,
Jicrtbamptcn @duntp, 9Stttwe g. e d III a II,
Satin oes lllrid, locdmau, im S6ten Gebeus'
j0bre. - gIm 3 ten pnreen ihre lleberrclte
,ur 9tuhe 9ebrad,t, bel welder 6jelc9cnbeit
Der @brw. Soerr Wenoiug lber litcS Snd,
WoG, @ap. |. Elm 3bciltSc5 7ten Berries, eine
pa6enee 9isoe hicit - sic biuterldst I05
Snfel uno I43 llrenfsl.
9Im 6teu Cicles, iH NGlsn 5auuid,ip, Sior'
hampton @nuutp, Serr Sohu 6oufer,
i'll ciucm sIltcr bon m9cfdhr 80 Sabrsn.
2Im Iltsu Cieics, am Sharlaeb Sicbcr,
in cicltr Stoet & 0 br, Gin S6huIeiu oss
csrrn Schn 8lcduer, in eiuem 9lItrr oeu
uu9Cfibr Iahren.
slm Stcu CicieS, III bicfr Sta6t, Spcn,
ScbHlcin ee5 Nerrn Stephcn Reinimitb, in
i0tcn Rouat ieine5 9Iltsrs.
sIm l2teu Dicfes, in oisier Statt, D1 0 II.
roe Nu9uitus, S6huIciu oes S.rn. Z bo.
mad Rifrrt, iHt 6ten Sahr Ietucs 9IItcre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-14
ScSoDaa 3. Matc)ctt,
S6neicer in Ger Staot 9lllent1ln,

HNIETW 'FuIIEUIUf VIUTTHNI
bar, allwo er iibcrseu9t flblt, aIe sIuipred'
cnor, in Der Serfcrtt9un0 aIIer in iein Sad,
cinIhlaaeuccr Saleicun9siflde, sn ihrcr p6lIi'
gen 3ufrtccenbeit becicuen su f6nncn.
9IGe feline 9Irteiten IcDeu mad, osn ncue'
fen Wpeeu unc 70 biaig ais ries al ir9cno
eiucm ancern Srt i'll Ger Stapt 9citirbt oer'
fcrti9t pereeu.
Curt punttltdc 9Ibtpartlnq icincr @es
Id,dftc unb bic @ltc ieiucr glrbcit, bcfft or
ale ncucr (jcocd, niht unerfahrner) 9nfdu'
ger, I'D, einen hinldn9Iiden 1hcil Der @urt
bcs pubIifums Snsusehen, pcfiir or itcts, 70
mic fur BAD bcrcits III ibn 9eicste 3unauen,
oaufbar flihien miro.
9Illentaun, Sauuar ii, uatb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-14
Der emt9e cyubG
BON GuQene Cue.

VUI OIFVNTIN NDNN'
gBir babeu 70 chen nit benz Orude oieies
bcruhmtcu Werfcs, weldcs in alIen Qdnccrn
@urcpa's, ic,pie in 9Imerita nit benz qr6etcn
ScifaHe aufgencmmen, 9elelcn uno abermaIs
9rIcIcn purce, be9cnnen, uno pcrtcn baiIrlbe
in Der eriten amcritaniten oeutfhcu 9luss
9abe fp publisircn, bas in Der Wtte uno am
Cube einc6 jeben WcuatsS Gin Soeft pcu 40
Seiteu in @rrs Sctao uno nit iautercm
llmIdla9e js Su 10 @entS sriheirt.
suswdrti9e Subicrbsntcn neroen 9cbcten,
I'D, in pcrtofreicn Sriefen untcr Ger 9obrCse,
"phiIacelphid Dcmofrat," philadelphia, pa.
all unS Su nenoen.
9 q. 9Scllenlpeber uno 60.
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