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VALENTTNESt

VALENTINES!
~ OLD AND SILVER FLUIDs.-These metallic fluids,
which formerly much used By the aneie1s for their
OF Ornamental Penmanshp such Visiting Carts,
Billet dsux kc. Writing executed with these fluids has the
beautiful appearance and ustre Of fine gold and silver For
sale BY the principal Booksellers and Statoner and BY the
manufacturers, KENT BLACK,
lao 3W-rc ll6 John street.
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MUSIC

THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respectful
y inform their friends and the public, that they
pared play balls and pvafs parties the newest Cotlious
Watxes Gaops Polkas, by Musard Strauss, Lanner La
bityky, &c.
The Band consists OF from two twenty-five instruments
with Harp accompaniment Orders will be attended 70 the
shortest ncsies ythoS attended with Piano
Harp and Piano Forte, reasonable terms Inquire az 70.
ls7 Elm street. ~ im'm
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
At SPECIAL MEETING OF he Academy, held on this
"A 10th day Of January, 1856
The President feeling the death Of
HxNRY rMAr N A. OF the founder and for time
Vice President of the Institution slancholy occassn
OF the assembling Of the body
Wher,upcn, rpr Cummings offered the following resolu
tons, which were unanimously passed.
Resolved, That in the death of IrMAN, NJ A., we
acknowledge he hand Of Providence, Who in
dis wisdom has by this deprived Of friend the
family Of father and the Ars Of Of their brightest
naments.
Received That hold in the highest esteem the noble
traits which marked the character Of the and which
were uuiformy manifested in his professional
Rsaoysd That expression Of deep sympathy with
the family Of the essed will the usual badge OF
the left arm-fer thirty dys and that the
members Of the Academy, body, attend the funeral
Resolved That appointed prepare suita
BILE memoir Of the deceased.
Resolved That copy Of these proceedng signed by the
Ps.dea forwarded to the widow Of the dsceaed and
Published in the daily papers,
Extract from the minutes "A. d. DURAND, Pm. A
JoHN 9. CHAPMAN, Sec'y.
% In accordance with the above the members and stu
dsats Of the Academy requested the Council
Room At hafpast three o'clock, precisely. To day.
Tussdayl Jan attend the funeral OF the late Henry
lnman, A. from No 10 Murray st. at four O'Clock, M.
jao ltsrh
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EI1lTIITIDN

ELOCUTION.
EDWARD MATURIN, A. NJ, informs those gentlemen
II DESTROYS Of instruction tho above accomplishment mat
he prepared Evening Glasses his resdencs No
10 Howard street. jas lm-re
CI0NOR RAPETTI, being desrous for professional pur-
- Of removing to central part Of the c,ty oners ms
the healthy and pleasant places in New York N ex
change for small house Broadway not lower down
than Broome street. The difference paid ia cash.
Ch.Ises JIG lwsYc
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AUCTION SALES,
EXHIBITION.

EXHIBITION.
EOR SALE BY AUCTION-On Thundsy evening, Jan.
"a, st7k O'clock at the Assembly Buildings. Phi!Adsl-
phia Mechanical Exhibition Of the Consgra
ton Of Moscow Also. sPlsndid Dorams Of the PLAIN OF
der and exhibiting arranged ira
yelling, with boxes &c and every Information will be given
10 the purchaser &c.
NJ. THOMAS 4 SON. Auetioneers
jIe3-gbz PHILADELPHIA,
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WANTED.

WANTED,
A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to 60 South West to
"A Agents for the sale and popular Publications.
$500 and above their will be insured TO thn
in employ will doubt, make 81 600
clear of all Each will have his district IL will
be for them have least from $ to obtain
good fitting Apply FRENCHS Publishing Hall, 2S3
paid. d6 lm+rc
w in wholesale sore-is wIllirg make himself geus
ally useful has been in business for the last Can
give the best city reference. Address line NJ W. Branch
Post Office Chatham street. which will be punctually atten
ded to- jail 3teod-r
A WATCH MAKER, who is experienced and we'll ae-
English German French aud Spanish, and having the
best OF wishes to get employment Enquire
address c. NJ Of f. Gerardn IS John street. stairs
COTTON MILL.
WANTS . situation Manager Of Cotton Mill q
w intimately acquainted with the various modes Of
featuring wool both England and Amerca be
ted establishments in the United States Address e. at this
Office jal3 3m-rc
LAW NOTICE.
NHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated th emseves together
i as ATTORNIES AND COUNSELLORS at LAW, So
lctors and Councillors Chancery 23 Cherry street, in
with 6dely all business their profession entrusted
their Every of legal business will be attended
loaned on bond and mortgage msSges fofeciosed titles
searched; notes and accounts colleges e. p,urp
l23 Cherry street.
TIMOTHY r. BURGER,
JoAEPH f. PALMER. -
N. B-Mr. PALMER, Commissioner Of Deeds will
attend in any part Of the city. b. r.
ial5 3ttseOdsr
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80 PRUNING GRAPE VINES.-Now is the proper
1VBume trim Grape Vne-Pe wanting their Vines
well done BY the most experienced hand the cty,wil
please leave their address for Thorbss
ded his dwelling 22nd and Broadway
ja6 6tiseod.r
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Married.
On Sunday evening, by the Rev C. J. Hopkins, Gro.
Spar to MARr Z. THoMAs eldest daughter Of Ephram
Thomas, all Of this city.
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GRACE CHURCH.

pnAOE OI1OnSn
THE pEWs in Grace Church. on Broadway. between 10th
and h will Dc seld at Public Auction on TUES
DAY, the 9th INST o'clock photographic plans Of the
Pews be obtained Of the subscribers their Office Tho
Church will be the public three days previous the
sale. AUSTENS < SPICER
jal7 otFrc
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MUSIC.
pARTEs furnished with the Harp and yoIin OF sny ngm
Il Der Of instruments. Apply TO g. WHITWOKTH, No
$50 East Broadway, g. AYLIFFE, No III Elm street
corner OF Howard ~ lmsrc
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PHILADELPHIA.
LESSEE. -. .......................Mr Mr.. BuRror.
SrA0k MANAohh... .Mr DhoUo HAM
BENEFIT OF MR. BROU0HAM AND LAST NIGHT
OF THE SEASON.
This Evening, January 10,
THE RAKE AND HIS His PUPIL
ColAubss, Mr. Howard Chas Darlington. Miss Fisher;
Tucker, Mrs Thayer
Song-By Mr. Blankman, Can my love resign
Amer which, an entirely New and Original Play,
illustrating three Epochs jig the Life Of
DOCTOR FRANKLIN,
THE BOY THE SAGE, AND STATEsMAN,
DR. Fr.nLn. the Boy Mis- F.her Dr. Franslin the Sage
Tssheak, Howsrd Mrs Ksisnsr, Mrs. Thaysr; Mn. Abiah
sens-B, Mr. i Warbler. The Emisrsnt's Lamsnt"-ac-
on the guitar by M schmit .
The whole TO conclude with
THE FRESHMAN IN LONDON.
Murtoch Delany, Mr. Brougham; Edward, Mr. Howard
Seymour MIR Owen; Lousa, Mrs Howard.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
STA0E MArAoER. Mr.. H. 4. SrEvEEsi
ONO BILL RECEIVED.
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMERER'S MUSIC FOR
PRIVATE PARTIES,
CAN be engaged BY applying at las PRINCE STREET
~ Jo lmsm
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- FOR sALE-Ihs story and attic brick hops. No.
patton OF VIM Sherwood. Esq lot lease from tho
SAILORS Snug harbor SIS ground about
years rum with the usual privileges Of renewal The house
IS by So with cennter cellar marble nantels. mahogany
doors plated furniture verandah in the both the frat
dspeakins tubes &C. not ,od bsfsrs the 9Th will
the Merchants Exchange at o'clock whom apply
to GERARDUS CLARK, Esq, 60 Wall street.
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DOG LOST-$3 REWARD
. LOST-On Thursday afternoon, January Is from
Lexington Avenue 5th house from 9TH black
IL " and tan TERRIER PUP, about two months old;
breast and small each eye Any person re
turning him above the desk Of this oce shal
the above reward. Jal9 3is-r
- DAMAGED BOOTS AND sHOEs.-The
~8 sale Of damaged Boots and Shoes. q h2 Chatham
seel continues Gents fine fair stitch calf sewed Boots
warranted at 50 pair Gents 6as calf pssged Boots 81
quality kip Brogans u Ladies' black Punell Caters.
81 l2 6ue Morocco Buskns Is cents; Leather Buskins c
Chidens first quality seal Shoes warranted 80
Every other article the line at the same low price,.
I" Kip &l75-ffst quality.
f~Yr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
81 q Ctrt t() t

wirb hermit 9cacbrn, Sae,l6 Sduaebrcr in
Slo Weitha0 1aunfdip, 4eta @auntp, oer'
lauet wrrceu; lcldc bic fdbi9 ilne IN Ger
@uoliItcn mo GeutIhen Spra6e uuterrIht
III erthecn, tGnnen Tcb am Soauie oSs Sere..
mia Grarcl in Dem bclaQten Sannld,lp, ailt
Samifaos bcn 29iten 2!u9uif, un9efdhr nm
sebn llhr Sormittaqs einTucen, ollro
icoe @emcinbe ceer bic 3ruifees bon jeoem
DiGtrift ibre Qebrer oorbrin9en fcnnen, um
eraminirt su perOen mc iclte eebrer DIE
I'D, nitt cramniren ladrn, fcnnen telnen
echn erbalten.
0urh bic Cirectcrcn,
cScna6 S6mipFaScc.
Sluout 10. g.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
Gpfenh SScoper,

bcnad,rihtiat feiue Srcunce unb eas 2Dubfi'
FUN uberhdupt, bae er cen alten Stdno,
rbemals uon Gecrge S3eipsr nno Co., gerooe
untcrbalb Gerr's Cehemals @utb's) Btrtbs'
bans, 9euommep bat, alnc sr immer etnea
arcscu 36rratb ocn Srstter, uuo Sdnhcii
bon perIhiccenen Sorten ouf sSano balteH
pirb-oarmtrr beFnrcn fdl:
@jelb uno Gei6peint SlooreS eSoaros,
lJoplar Soaro6, Scantlin9 uno 8lans
fen, Oilpel SoaroS uuo Scantltrtg,
Dannel Soaros un6 Seantling Sir.
Ideu gcaro6 uno Dlanfen Soernlcf
Scncc 8oaroS, Stantltn9, Salfen,
uno Sparren @I6en 8lanfen 9dtts
dcn Gciter Bdume, uno ilberhaupt
allc 9lrten Sretter, 8aubolS Bfctfen
0atten uuo S6inoeln.
gr miro cbqe sIrffel INNER auf ban6
balten, ilub ii berrit perfonen pom eanee an
ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eaniit iu Dcrlebfn.
Ddntbor fur tcreits genoGene 6uupfd,uft,
bcfft or ourd aenauc Eno pilnttiide sbwars
tuna leiner geihdfte uno bilfioe preilc, cine
6crtoauer berIeibeu ;u srbaiten.
3ult29. 81 s'fa nqSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
Court qoroflamattpll.

Siutemol Der dd,ttare 6 Sph y Sanfe 6,
Observation-Disclosures in BEN oerldlleeenrn SourS
ten bon Scmmcu pleas pom brtttrn CSerld)tss
Se,irf bcIfetsno aus ben @auntles Serfs,
9iortbamptcn uno 2eda, i'm Staat pennlpl'
panien; in Straft ieines' 9lmtcS prcllcentrl6'
ter berldiecencr @carten'ocn Syer nno Ger'
miner II. aOaemeiner 9efan9niB' '@rlepi9un9
in beiaateu @auuttes uno peter 8 a as,
uno Succb III Qtug erggiqrs. 9chults'
9hkd,fsr Der @curteu bon Sgf uno 2ermlner
unS 0llecmeiucr @efdn9nis Grleoi9un9 tllr
Die 9iid,tung bon Ndupts iuio anoern @creres
theu in erfa0tcm Qcd,a 9auntp, tbren Sctehl
an mid 9erid,tet bobcn, pcrln nc elne echrt
uru SYer uno Germner lluc olrrtrl1ahrl9er
Situng pcu Common pleas anoerann'ei',
mcltc ocbaten werbcn foil IN Ger Stact
9laentaun, fir cas- @auntD Ssda, ouf oct'
letteu Wtonta9 i'm Wtcnat 9lu9uit
1916, weldes Der 3lite 3ao oes bcIa9ten 9Fo'
mats it, uno wed,e cine gBcd,e oauern wIrc.
GU miro hermit 9ta6rlht 9c9eben
an ale Srieoensridltcr uno @cnitabel lnncrs
halb cc6 bcId9ten @ouuties bon SedNa, Dap
Ge eonu uno caielbit I'D, IN el9cner per,cn
nit ibrcn Ncns, Neccrcs, Sn0utiltlcnen unc
@ramiualtcneu einSuftnocn hatcii, I'M lbren
pRitten Dor eriagter court atSuporten'
SeS9lci6eu rperben alt,b dlle 0teIe"
ui9cn, mclhe 9eocn @efau9erc in Dem Gtr'
fdnonis bee Sauntics prta ais &ld9rr coer
3cuqcn oufsutretcn tabrn, berahrIdttNet
oas Gc Gh otIorrt uno bolclbit rtn!uFntcr
baben, nm CicIclbcu su prcicQujrcn, mic &c
ihnrn 9rtjt bilnfcn mag.
Gc9rben urtcr mrincr Slanc5tn Ger Stao'
bicien 22itcn Gag Sull /
i'm Sabr nnlcrS Ncrrn 1916.
Sopio Sten, S6ertf.
StrrifS.9lmtsfu r,-bs
9lllcntaun Suii %.
@S15 erhalte bic Hepublif!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
Cine &arte.
(gS6rtlid, unc gud,liabIisb. )


Nerren Sruder:' Shr that mir
stnen grcscn @efdacll, wenn br ourd, cllrc
2eituug betmnt MAIDEN that, Dem 8OIf ole;
fcs Difirifts, ens id fein @nnbient fiir oas
9Inf eines Ssenaiors bin. sd, benf' ib folI.
fs es oem 9pif idQsu, oas meine Nrcnnor
MIDI Gag uun giadt plaqcn, oas id, tlufeK
fca;, absr es 1T uid,t mein Wunfh Sd bin
fein Nmtsjdger, uuo frnge fur fem 2Imt, bin
aber imBier scrcit ben Sob iu iiberncbmcu
tpeun Csue 3lehdns 1T sber ih ccut' cs if
mislidl eieien Grip, unS fc babe ih mid cut,
thlcGsu Gin ipenia LANCER ;u mcinem Sis,
Sriem'Gcfhift gu 1fidcn.
Scittcu ,tber ncine Srcunbc bstermsurt
fciH, ftich nod, oeB1 Srnat su leurcu, 10 muB
idN taldl in B lu Ninen ocs 8Oifs fggen, uuc
ingen /: "oeli 0clf mil es ebcn hdeen"--
Gtee 1T aliss mas id, fir ieet 81 Ia9en habe
= lieoer aber aIenteine Sreuuoe b6s' petosu
iclIten, wiiroe lidj eenncd, laufeu.
8. S. 9la9e(.
sa9nt ~. 'fitQ3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
Gjrpt;e 95ar9ains!

% Poll Shinbeln - Siri6en unc
lyoplar SparbS, ltnb Dlanfen bon
Der SuSquchall1, uuo auoeres Saus
holS uuo Sretter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
GrpEe Gete9enbett !!
+ iir s. O 1t Il u It { q c.
~ltnalautlid, ,rcblfeil (!


Ter llntrr;eitrrte bictct an ieinem Rrrs
fer, uno Strd, lSadrcnitobr, III Der oanitltcn
Strdsc in Slncrtaun, beiuahc qcraoe aegen'
ntcr pen Nagenbud'S @uifbaulc, Gin srcses
enforcement -
Gupfcrz linb SleG)sQEaaren
iebr biais gum 9crfauf an, trffehene aus
Rupfcrnen Qanpera' uno Waidfel1el, bon 2
big 81 Giallcn, weIdie bcfonoers billis pers
fault werben; Sledwaaren bon allen UeneH'
nuu9cn, &c.
SranntucinfciIcl, Dohriuneu, fllrs, aae
III lciuem Gjrfd,ift gcb0rcnce 9lrtifel wereen
auf Die tllrscllc geilcGuu9 prblfeil Serfert;st.
co mirc oud ale Slidartett bieSu 9eherenc,
iduell uub pnnfttid beior9t.
AZ 9lltcs Supfer uro 3inu iuirb oerIdngt
,pcfir i'm 2tustdufdl fur YSdarcn ceer baa'
rem &jclcc ccr b6ditc prei6 bciabIt tpirb.
9lmp5 Gtttn9er.
Cuff 90 nq2M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
And Lehigh, Northampton, Bucks, Carbon
and Schuylkill Counties Advertiser.

And Lehigh, Northampton. Bucks, Carbon
and Schuylkill Counties Advertiser.
Having long since felt the want of an English
paper in Lehigh County, advocating the glorious
Principles nahded down to us by our Revolutiona-
ry sires, and being anxious to- refnte the ISLANDERS
which may from time to time be benPed upon our
candidates and being at The same time desrous to
fulfill the wishes of our friends, which have been
so repeatedly expressed since the destruction of the
Tariff Of 1912 and since there are now existing
in this county, two papers supporting the party IN
mower and that there will in short time also exist
Two neutral papers-which evidently places the par
" 10 which we belong, and which includes about
one half of the voters of this county, and therefore
is enabled fully to sustain paper supporting their
interest in every respect under great dlsadvan-
tape Ia number of citizens of Lehgh have induced
the subscribers to issue this Prospectus.
In addition to this it cannot but be apparent TO
every careful observer, that the rich and tlourishng
county Of Lehigh rapidly increasing in population,
intelligence and honor, and gradually attaining a
iia4ser degree of respeetahility and Importance in
tffe view OF its neghbors should not only approve,
but iinperiously require the publication of such a
piper.
For the want of such a channel of Communication
with our sister towns and cities we have suffered
ourselves to remain in objectionable .degfes,of
obscurity, not only in measure depriving of The
respeciabe,reputation which we may enjoy abroad,
hut crampiuG and sitting mechanical aud comH3er-
cisl slenterprse SO essentially necessary the pros.
perity Of any community. In politics it witt be
open, honorable and independent, viii be founded
upon purely Democratic Wing principles ;-princi-
ufes. which we believe to he more congenial with
tlie strt of the Constitution and the free lnsttu-
tfons Of our country II win be Jealous in The sup
port of every measure that NAV contribute 10 the
wel:lre Of our own state and the Union. It's columns
shah be open 10 honorable discussions most sub
sjeets, and portion of themwll be- filed with ihe
Siatsst news esiheAaya rsiSs poetry, tfe4fseH
& c. aid noe xertions will be SPARED
70 mafsit al once uselul TO its patrons.
= REGBEN GUTI & co.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
NriUat QSerfouf.

llntTsihuctcr tietst bercurd frtacnncs
teihriebcnr Gi9rn!hum Sua Vrjpat 8erfauf
an, ndmlid
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
Prospectus
,EsEFTTGE REPORTER.

For publishing 'eeekiy newspaper in che bOrough d
.2lcniOtCH, 10 be cdiLCd
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
81 q Cb ii 6t .e.,,.
slu9ult 10.

wiro hermit scaeben, tne Die llntrr4idluetcn
aIs gcminiffratorcn Der SiuterlaHerThaftbrs
ueritcrbcneu George q. 9ten arb,
leBthin pcn RcrosBbethau SaunHdtp, Veto
&duntD an9etcat worocn Nuo. sllle etetent'
qen babcr, ipcldbe nod, retmdst9e glhferoer'
unoen an teIa9tc S,interlo0enfdtdft haben,
pcrcen eriudbt ricleIbc srpjihen nun uno oem
listen October cinsubdnot9cn, ,-uno nlle pIe'
jcni9cn bic nod, ituIci9 Nnc, rpcrcen gsbrten,
innrrbaIb bcI19ter 3ett otpIbe5ohlen.
Salomcn George
CSancS 9Ieub0ro,
9lomiuiltratcrs.
Gu(i % rq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
2aQer-o -o5erIQ

Giur Eager @crIdmmlun9 Der Gpau9clb
Ihcn @cmeinihoft Irn ouf Wpntd9s cen
2Sitcn 9msut, auf ceu eancc rcs SNrn. s as
9B sens, Icr., in. Qcda Gunnfdip,
Tcrfhomptcu @auntD, un9efdhr cine Wtctle
pcn @herrDuilIe, ibrcn 9lnfana ncbmcn, uno
Die 9em6hnlid,c 3clt fortoaucrn tpcSu ale
Srcnnoc pcs @ctteSOicnitcS Der llm9c9cno
cin9cIacen iTro. ...
I1rtetenccr f6nnen jerct nidIt 9coulet
pcrocn. .....
cSacob gGene, fen.
SJacDb 9Genb, jun.
SSpbn 9Sent.
9Iu9uf 5. nQ3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
QSerleQuna. Il q.

llrter;eithuetrr, 3abnarSt in gIlIentaun,
mad,t Dem publitum brfaunt, edB er leinen
Bohucrt mad, oem Soaufe ndtife 2hIre su
Ccftar Ijlgbmau Rarln's anf ecm Warft'
9iered, perlcat bat, tpccr icin Seffdft in
allen vsrlhrprnen 3pei9en fort betrribrn
iUiro.
Soiram 8rctff.
SuIi %. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
81 q Cb + tCb t

miro hermit qe9cbcn ras Die llutcr;etd'neten
o[s Grccutcrcu bpu Der Hiuteri1ilcnidlaft ees
perfiorbeuCn So @eor9c 9 d. ~
lcftbin ron S6rr GRilfcrp Saunfdhip, 2eda
@duntv, anqcitsttt ,prrocn fnc. sliIe otele'
nioen cahcr, tpcld,e ncd) all bcIa9te Sointers
laTcnIhoft ituIri9 Gnc, peroru ouf9efrrcert
inrerbalb 6 Wrdben onSurufcu uno nb6ubes
,ahGcn ;-lIno olle bieicri9cn bic ncd redlts
mdsioe Tcrcerur9cn habcu, wcrccn ebrnfalls
ocbetcn Icld,e mrblbcildtigt innrrbalb beio9'
fer 3sit eirsutrir9cn.
Wia9palena S6ulcr, gr'trtr,
- 9upipi9 S6uler Gr'cr.
9Iu9uit 5, r..a -E... it6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
@tne 0elrliie Cote GirunN,

Gtne 9elriiie Cote Grunb,
aelcqcn auf ocr oittiteu Seitc Der 9Inn Strd,
&c, Ger Staot slItrrnun, arduscno fioIid an
zine Vote non 9lbdih e'eeer, citIid, all cine
otfeutiidc 2IHcD, n6rSIicb an time Gc;tc+oou
gBilliam WcrB uno peitid, All tsfdats. .Str1'
&c enthaltcro in ecr Trcnt 374 mo in Der
3isfe $50 SUE. Daranf ii crridtct
"a Gin Ii Stof, bpbc6 ueue6
T;n:Es iSrdm 98obubaH6, SDljs
$50 baus, H. {. ~.
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12
'I'EA e TIMES.

From THE SEAT OF WAR.-The follow
ING, Says the National lnlelligencer of
Monday lasD which we find in the Bati-
more Argus Of Saturday, discloscs $50 far
as it may be relied upon) state OF things
so very different from any thing that we
have official authority for, that we certainly
should moi transfer il 10 our columns were it
no. endorsed by an officer Of The army, by
whom it seems 10 have been communicated
TO the Argus:
"Lalest from the Army-A gallant officer Of
The United States Army has favored Us with q
letter. from which we mako the following ex-
tract. 1t is dated
"CAuAreo, (Me1ico, July 81, 1876,
Wnrormation that rely upon is tha! General
MEJIA,, with the remnant Of Arsta's army, 1000
strong, is al Cadereits, town thhty miles east OF
Monleley. This town has garrison OF near
l 900 men, (regulars;) population Of $4,000.
| Gen. Parades was at San Luis de Polosi on The
18th inst, on his way 10 Monterey, with 5000
regular troops, he has also called on Nuevo Leof
for S. coo ac,ive militia; from Ibis department o
Tanauipas he expects 900 more; making hi!
entire force, when he reaches Monterey on th'
18Th or 20.h proximo, near $4,000. Genera
Taylor is stranng every nerve 10 get there
before him, bu. cannot now possibly do SO unu
The 5h or 10Th OF September so Paroles has tn
advantage Of numbers and Of naturally stron1
rocky position. Parades will have forty pieces o
cannon-we will have twenty .iour; and you ma.
expect las our army will! not be over 10000 Il
hear OF the most obstinate fight and boodles
doings ever done up in America OF in The wor'
about The 18Th of September. With Us twill b
neck or nolhins--the former, something 10 ca
and houses 10 live in, perhaps peace; the latter
death and continuation Of the war. Such is on
lnrospect"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12
Hats and Gaps.
Vol. q.

yENIIE subscriber would inform the public that he
Il continues the Manufacture of Hats and Caps,
at his old stand No. 80 Main street, between
Chestnut ard Pine, where he is always supplied
with full stock of the various kinds OF goods
in use, in his line. All the latest improvements
in the trade lave been adopted by him, and neither
pains nor expense will be spared to make his hats
equal IN durability and beauty, to any manufactured
either east or west of the mountains.
BY an arrangement which he has made, at much
expense, he will produce the New York Spring and
Fall fashions simultaneous with their production
in that city, thus enabling the fashionable custom
to supply themselves month earlier than hereto.
fore.
Doing exclusively cash business, the good GUS
toner is no! taxed with the delinquency OF the bad;
and selling for ONE PRICE only, the customer is
saved much time and trouble.
Orders for single hats or caps, specifying the
circumference of the head, promptly attended to.
Each and every hat is guaranteed to be oil that 1t is
represented in selling, and the subscriber wi be
responsible for any deficiency either in the color or
wear. JOIlN MCNEIL,
No. 80 Main st., st. Louis, Mo.
Nav 9th, 1916.