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arf icine a0einige 9tednuna icribcrlebcn,
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NIT einetn Stern CD be;cidluet fno, babcn
feitceni 9dns uno Scldte an oeren 3dmcn cn
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bel pcn QBcieuburo 1annfdjp, gedla @oun:
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8 30 aamI.a# 2,4g7 81
Toren fit has cSabr 1S4

Gmpfau9en BON abr. 3ie9cnfus
Collector BON Der Stnet 9lls ....
Icntauu nuf 9Iednun9, .,.s 795 02
Scn DO fl;r 9terthnmptou 90 $50 GO
Ssrael Ircrler l.auoper in pCll 1885 81
Sciepb TmF, SaIsbur9 III poI 1888 06
5Ohn StdhIer, Sauccna, &ed,. l474 50
Seth WiGer, .. Wilfcrb bU 2042 80
3rf. Qerd1 I. Wdeun9ie in pc4 1870 81
8. Beicfhedt, 8. Moc. Hcd,. SO6 81
8eo. Wuie, WeiIenbur9 in Dca GIL Oh
Ratb. Suhman 2ppblI in poll 364 03
Reuten Smith, Ppnn, auf 9ied,. 104S so
$50. ooot, oeipeIbera in ppa, 116l &C
crbn Bar, g. @beithna Red,. 1851 90
Snc. Sdeirsr, g. Bbeit. in uolI 1901 63
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Bon @ecr9e Wiaer, Racunsie,- 90
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S5ernliitbtc Gtauabmeu /:

|""f IN SFIIIIETUlIC UIIIIIUDIIIIII ""|"
Gmpfdrgen bon @barlcs Softer, Hs|
auf 9ied,uun9 eines gcipieeu 71.
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ten 8anf haiti Hs, 1900 90
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d,e Der 9fspllblif 9e9eu @atbas .aa a.
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Gupfausen bon slbrabam 9iohn 90,
@oIisf.cr bon joanpper, IN pca lt.S
fur IS43. ~ ~ ~ ,"t.s. "a S4
@Cn Spf, gjcuna, Collector prn l'.le
slasntdun In 1913, ais 3dren 1919
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Sdmnel 9fctb, Sancper DO Hla 76 "a
Deter Willer, Seioelber9, DO 227 S5
Sdcob gebtnoer, qpnn, DO "1 102 IS
Hathan Sudman, 4opbiG, DO #l 26 rs
Sacob Wenner, 81 Wdcltn9. 90 2S6 IS
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philip StrcuB, u. Wheithal(, DO 147 q
Deter Grorea, 9. q8beitbaa, DO 1SS 81
SoenrD @erlD, @eiienburg, DO 90 80
Daniel Willer, 9. Wacim9ie DO 81 IA
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-25

.. 9lrbett auf rcr gauerct-
Sesabtt an Ga9l6huerl We.
OIdocc uno Snsttc, 332 30 "a.
4" fur Sdmico 9Irtrit 4G %
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-25

9(u6bc6erln9 on @etdlrcen. $3.50
@gahlt {. Shmicoarbcit 1000 6
@ilenmaaren, ."@ Is 64 E'a4 #
F" Noubpl: II Sd,iubefr I6r ST eH HsHn
Wdnrcr 9IrbCit, 42 62 -Mf
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bcu uuo Scnsmodcu, 53 33 0.'sA
I" Sdrcincrarbcit, &c. 81 35 H 1853
"rRoIf mc Subrlcbu, IS 90 .s agE
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-25

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Bon SunIe8 81. Suclpcen, Ga. res,. III
StdatS SdlaBmeiffcr als 9Its
sug bon pro;. auf Die Gum,
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9lrmerihauS gigenthum, sa SO 90
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mem SauIe enrd) baS Sauntp S73
Bon @aipar 6lecfner cine Sunts
ME aus Srrthum 9eSc9en, 6 50
Bon Charles 9lttter Soancoer@r.
I6s aus einsm fremoenSohaaf 3 90
9. Sieqer, H. Wbcitbal DO .-s 40
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-25

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Gurh cine Silan; IN Soineen i''sas1
pon @ecrge Saberdder, leet'
heriaer Sdaemeiiter felt San. q H5i Il
I, IS4I 50 90
gslauf eirer gscte bon Q apibFS a
@Stem an has @duntD iduIoig
sols 8dr9e bes pbtlip Seaers I
h&eGeftcr fin. Die Stabt Nllen, a .t
sqthnn i'm Satr 1S40* M a'a 300 90
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Goam an tu6 @duntpT .l1t5 % 90
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si@duiitp ae9en 6. y. 9Bilfou, 5a}g 58l@
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3 Snr9eb bilt pH 1anfW 80 1914 SO
'Belarf mIf slnlsiben bon 1916
be;dbit 1a1 sii7,yE .r8 1900 90
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syfir 1916 s}1s. 8 .n ran 1885 %
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Gaulty Defeit Id, ,2ss So 4. a.I42s3 s3
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-25

" FE1'NNIN FF7H"
9hienicNnna Der Vtnc Splfden H,
epnn ilno gSeiRnbura % 50
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ole siR6mcduna elner tmlc Ill
93pro qSheithal tt.vs7 Lf'a'a IS 90
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ruuS nit btla9tem gallrtp, ppntII.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-25
9ln Ole 9(6tbaren 0li6ter qeer @tMt
bon Common Dlie5 BON 2e6a So.

Upll SplllltOU 4Jt''o ppH StipN Sp'
Mir Die llnterTdricbenen aucitors bon &c,
d,a @aunty, bescugeu hermit, tae mir bic
Rednnng BON SO lliam s.. Stumer
.@fq SdldBn,eifer be6 beia9ten @auntD, fir
1915, senolt nit ben 8hhern uno ben oar,
auf be5etencrn llrfuncen oer3liden unb bic
9iednuno dls ritt,ti9 iinb mahr scfuneen ba,
ben, rpie fe otcn ansescten if, uhc flnbcr
cine 8ilaHs bon bier 3auleno picrSig 1haler
uno Gin uno iIebensi9 @euts, in ben Sdneen
ces Shabmeiitcrs, gBm, 8. 8lumer, @fqr.
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1876. . g '
mt Soerman Gipp, )rgs matG
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,a Jtatban @erman al
Samuel Camp, 3 rtm ng
Deter Gcmt9 Gcmmibicners.
Charles Softer ,
Sebruar IS, rI.n. var na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-25

S26 S79 so
h7s Die nit eiutm Gtsru 90 be;eid,ncs
tsa Snmmeu, fino iritbsm Sd,luee oes snlp
res berid)ti9t lpcrecu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-25
@Stdtt(tiltbe 1leberi1cht

8on ben Stnan5z s9uffanre oon geda
R@aiilttDt am 1ffen Sanaar 1916.
n5ais Hlaa a4s Dr.,7a am@ ai1
9au;er gelauf BON sIHleibeu, ole gaa#
lin Sabre 1912 'semadt5tpm' 'aF F.l
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Sanser Belauf l843 be- 2l06 so
GarSer 8eiallf opn 1874 DO 1900 90
9an3er Selauf eeit 1915 DO 1896 90
Z. sad tssf ~ r ,Sr.s sfar4ts Id eOe Szo sO !,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-25

BON slHbreas Deter cine Summc
Die cr aus 8crleben bpppelt
9escgen hattie,
BON @ni, QS. Selfribsc, 9ilan;
benz @auutD fhulois nadl Abs
gredlnun9 Der 9Lucitors AM LIT.
Sanuar 1874 r- ..r rai 81
Bon @ecr9c Betberhcle Silans
Bon Salcmon 8roblf, 9lom'cr.
ocs ocrftcrbenen Q. Srcbif,
@crpncrss@eblhreu an bslas'
teai @eriforbenep n ,.,sa-r.4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-24

The FIRST SETTLER AND THE FIRST MAYOR
OF MILWAUKEE. The Sentinel states that
Solomon Jeneau, who has just been elected
Mayor of Milwaukee, came there in 1918 as an
Indian trader, and was the first settler in the
city Of which he is now the first Mayor. Up
to the winter of lS39-34, he was the only
white man living there, and his next neighbor
was Col, Geo. II. Walker. Within a year
others fiocked in, and now upon the same spot,
where in 1884 but two white men dwelt,
stands a city of nine or ten thousand inhab-
tants, and Mr.. Jeneau, the first settler, in what
was then a wilderness, is the first Mayor of
the city which he has seen spring up, as If by
magic, around him. We doubt whether a
parallel can be found in the history of human
progress, or in the annals of civilized settle
ments.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-24
FASHIONABLE HATS!
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
GGKEFPTI,' STORE
9s RALrlMoRE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.

90 BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.
No The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen Of
Baltimore and strangers, that at the "KeeviF' Store
all kinds of gentIemens hats sold literally cheap.
He is fully sensible there are many who are giving
out "cheap," every cheap,'' production" of price,
mist and others, who often discover, when too late
the falacy of these attractive announcements, as the
article for which he has been induced to expend his
money is on trial found TO be equally s'Teduced" in
quality in price, and the 'chedpness sought after,
identihed in a visionary puff only. Therefore, all
persons who would possess the desideratum; and
have cHEApHEss! clearly and truly defined in the way
of first rate Silk, Moleskin, Russia, Cassmer, Nuria
or Beaver HATS il is for them to purchase realiza
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT STORE, 9S BALTIMORE STREET, near
Holiday where fine article be obtained at a lou
price, and cheapness exempfed in its ruest sense.
ap24 colt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-24

THE FgARs OF ENGLAND. We have always
considered it great error to calculate upon
the fears of England, as to the result of the
controversy with us about the Oregon terrific
~. and we were therefore surprised and morti-
6ed that the official organ of our Government
should have committed the mistake Ct attribu-
tiur the moderate tone of the British Parlia.
ment and press, to fear Some of the English
papers have severely rebuked the editor for his
error; and we hope that he will act more wisely
for the future. We can gain nothing by assu-
ming towards Great Britain either isneering
or clustering tone; but on the contrary, may
excite feeling which it is not desirable sheuld
exist We predicted long since, that the sub
iect of Oregon would be treated in the English
Parliament with calmness, dignity and frmness;
and such has been the case. In this respect, the
members Of Parliament have set an example
which we should like to see initiated by the
members of our House of Representatives, and
by some of our Senators, who appear to think
that hard words will be more efficacious than
hard blows in the settlement of the controversy.
At present there is happily no occasion for eth
er-but we should be careful not to count upon
the weakness or the indisposition of England
to fight She would no doubt willingly avoid
a conflict; and it would be strange if it were
sought by either-but lift come, we shall find
that it will be no childs play, although Senator
Allen says that she is as helpless as an infant.
That the disposition exists with the British
Government to settle the dispute with this
country amicably and honorably we think evil
dent fr ON the remarks of Sir Robert Peel; and
it appears to us that small effort would &C.
complish the object, if both parties be animated
with a sincere desire to do justice. 1t must be
apparent TO every man of observation, that, to
preserve peace there must be compromise;
for, that England will ever voluntarily yield
the whole of Oregon is not anticipated by a
single man Of common sense in this country.
The question then for us to decide, is, shall we
endeavor to take the territory by force? Even
should we be finally able to succeed in this OBJ
iect, it would be found, that we had "paid too
dear for the whistle )" but the object is entirely
out of our reach under present circumstances
for, in case of war, instead OF sending armies to
take and occupy Oregon, we should require all
our strength to defend our Atlantic seaboard.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-24

&9- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office III the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMoRE.sT.-as
ol"h0 office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTE8s' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. SC.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed facilities with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work, in cverysye,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-24
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

90 MRS ELIz. MILLER, No. 80 Poplar street, be
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia. ha,
Deeh completely cured of the most severe attacks o
rheumatism for which she had tried avery ,hin !;
VAN. Ine extreme pain would often compel her Ia
rise Ten tunes in night, and her hands weEe drawn
up so as TO be completely useless. After using the
hinss and FLUID for only "a hours, the pains entirely
ef and she has had the slightest attack for ne
Rod of several months. ~
DR. CHRISTIE is in possession of nearly one thou
sang testimonials, received from persons who have
peen Gnufeiy cured OF the most severe rheumatism
both Chronic and Infamma;ory, for which every 9TH
en- remedy was useless. The Rings and Fluid.
Wnen properly applied, have never been known 10
fail in any of these cases.
Beware of spurious limitations these articles
The only place in Baltimore to obtain the GEM, lNF
Kings and Fluid is at the Drug Store of s. S. HANCE
JoS BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT SITS.
All articles of the kind sold elsewhere in the Cit,
are worthless countercits without the least Galvan
influence or beneficial effect. anod
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-24
BY II. w. ROOL.

' n w A1tA d 4 E15 n n ID SETUE ID EAIA
H SALE 1T MY STORE-On THISr
MORNING, April "a, at 10 O'Clock, 100 pairs
Shoes, Baltimore. make; 10 pairs of mems n
DO, part of the stock of deceased persd,
French Millinery; gentemen's Furnishing
with Silks, Satins, sc.
TO GROCERS AND CONFECTIONEiI
gallons and half gallons Specie Glass; House
tects; Flower Roots, Sc; fine full dresss,
Vests, PantalOons, &c. with various other ar
numerous for detail. Additions politely So.
Inc sale will be continued on Saturday i
with fresh collection of Furniture.
Tavern and Boarding House effects will,
to my sale tomorrow morning al 10 o'clock
20 superior Feather Beds
Is Mattresses
50 Sheets, 20 pair Blankets, 20 Coverlid
the Furniture pertaining to some 90 Rooms, !
1t II. w. BOOL.i
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-24
wM1M. TAYLOR & CO.,
" HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED!

wv HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED
No xvii Modern Standard Drama, edited by Epes
Sargent, author of Velasco, tragedy, sc,
The Poor Gentleman, a Comedy in five acts, by
Geo. Coleman, the younger, price l2s
The LIST and I'd volumes of The Standard Drama
are now eady, beautifully bound, 81 each.
Warwick Woodlands &C., being No, 3 of
Carey s. Hart's Library of Humorous Anne
rican Books, price 50
The Log of Privateersman, by Capt. Maryatt,
author of Midshipman Easy, l2t
new and cheap edition of Vaughn, by Lever, l2t
The Life and Times of Van Buren,, sc. by Nc
KenZie, 5o
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CAPE PALMAs. The Maryland Colonial
ton Journal for the present month, contain
copies of letters from Gov. Russwurm, Dr.
McGll, Sc, brought by the brig Kent, which
represent the Colony in highly hourishinl
condition. In the letter of DR.. McGlll to Mr.
Latrobe, dated cath January, 1916, he says
"Could you be ON the spot and witness the gra-
dual, yet continuous improvement of the Colo
ny, particularly within the last year, it would
satisfy you, that with the same judcious man
agement, the ultimate results of Colonization
would no longer remain matter of doubt; for
even the most skeptical could not but admit
that we are in the way of realizing all that was
ever promised by the originators of the
scheme"
From the progress which has already been
made; the prosperous condition. of emigrants,
and the great advantages held out to free CO.
lored people of the United States to make AT
RIGA their home; we anticipate that this Colo
ny will become in time, great, powerful and
enlightened naton-sprcadng the benefits of
christianity, civilization and the arts and scien-
ces, over large portion of the African CONT
nent We see that Gov. Russwurm has san
gune hopes of annsring several adjacent terri
tories to the Colony, by which the natives will
become blended with the Colonsts, and have
the benefit Of their instruction and improve
ments.
Two of the Colonists returned in the brig
Kent, who will explain to their colored &C
quaintances the various inducements to emil
CRATE. Indeed it is surprising that any free
colorsd person should hesitate to seek home,
where he or she would enjoy equal rights and
privileges; participate in the government; and
receive the full reward of their industry. The
commerce of the Colony is on the increase; and
in a short time we shall no doubt have vessels
trading regularly between the Colony and ports
in the United States, and navgated by colored
persons exclusively. We extract the follow
ing statement of imports and exports to and
from the Colony, during the year 1915.
EYpnRTS DITRlN THE
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From HAvANA-yMouemen Of Santa Anna.
The New Orleans papers contain advices to the
9th inst, one day later than previously receiv-
ed. The Picayune, after mentioning the arGi-
val Of Almonte, says:
Basedra, a Mexican ex-Secretary of War, if
we recolect Alright, and various Mexcans Of
less note, were in Havana. Santa Anna must
have quite court about him. A letter from
Vera Cruz, of the LIST inst, shown us by a
friend, states that at a meeting of the General
officers, which took place on the evening of the
3lst ult., it was proposed to declare against
Paroles and in favor of Federal Government.
The friends of Santa Anna having insisted up
on his recall, in order to plsce him at the head
of the Amy, the meeting broke up without
coming to any definite conclusion on the sub
ject A revolution was daily expected. The
interior was tranquil. A gentleman who ar
rived in the P. Soule states that Santa Anna
was preparing to return to Mexico.
Another shock of an earthquake has been
felt on the Island, or rather two shocks, five
minutes only intervening. These occurred on
the morning of the Esd ult. and were only fe.t
on the south side of the Island, and did no 9TH
er harm than grievously to frlghten the inhabi-
tants, who rushed from their dwellings to the
churches in crowds The Editor of Ell DiariO
Rtductor, of Cuba, who mentions this last
earthquake, says that it is the seventh which
has been experienced IN that city in tho last
four months.