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a iuoinFooils birmingham. ii iHoihPoou,
BAIT A Lunsbery,N N G. DIR. ] N Carmichael, Va.
w Thompson, 8 c. ] Hunter,va. Mr.. Jackman
and family, Natchez Miss Quitman, do. Mrs. Tyler
and children. do. Boyd, Bost. Gen. Mackey, n
Z. X Livingston, jr., do H Bendilt. do d
Creamer, Bait B Onemet, N @. w Deyarlais, do
i Royden, Tenn. E Clayton, N Y. l. Collier,
0. E B Hail, N Y. A Wells, do. Mr.. Cyats, do.
ID Smith, do. w Greenwight, do. Dhrkie, do. MI.
Collins, u S N. CHI Tood and Lady, N Y. Mrs.
Wright, do Capt Mathews, Great Western. Mr..
Moorse, Buenos Ayres. w Renshaw, st. Louis b
+ Stout, do. r Y Jones, N o. DR. EPpes, do
BRows's HOTEL.
WN Friend, Va. H Bryan and Lady, -. w
A Friend, Pittsburg. ID Hawkins, N c. A Moss,
Va Il Murry, do. J McPherison. Md. H Barnett,
do. d Humphreys, Va. L M Dusenbery, Pa.
FULLER's HOTEL.
Simpson, Bait. w Lawrence, N J. C w Van
Ness, N Y. E Olmestead, Phila. r Bell, do. g w
Thrift, Mass. Gen. w G Mcneil, NY.
NEW COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
An entirely new collection of fine European
Paintings is now gratutously exhibited in Jack
son Hall, on the Avenue, between third and
four and half streets. This collection is said
to surpass in value, those exhibited and sold in
the same place last week. We learn that the
present exhibition will be sold at auction next
Saturday evening.
DIR. Banning's lectures on Anatomy and Ply
siology are being repeated by him in Con-
cert Hall--commencing every evening at 8
O'Clock. They are highly spoken Of BY men
of intelligence.
The bill for the rerocession Of Alexandra,
having been reported to the Senate, with re-
commentator that it be rejected, its fate is
considered as sealed
The President thinks the war will terminate
in sixty days, he looks for the mediation of
England and France.
The Tariff bill is to be debated in the House
for three weeks. "4
The general impression now is. that Con-
gress will adjourn in the early part of August
So great is the amount of business at our
Telegraph office, that last evening an amount
OF matter equal $50 could not be sent
The Oregon Treaty was again discussed by
-
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PEACE.

II is," says the Baltimore Patriot in closing
most excellent editorial concerning the
late Foreign news" sit is great thing that
we may reJolce--it is great thing for the
trends OF humanity every where that they
may reJoice-as we and they do--that all
occasion for conflict between the United States
and Great Britain has ceased, and tha, the
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N E w s 1T E NJ S.
What is 1T but Map Of busy life,
Its fluctuations and its vast concerns?- Co,,pey

DISTRICT VoLUNTEERs.-"The patriotic
young men who have organized company
to offer their services in the present war against
Mexico" says the Alexandra Gazette, "now
number about fifty. On Saturday last, Capt
Corse rendered the services of the company to
the Executive. The Secretary of War, in a
courteous and polite manner, expressed his
sense of the gallantry Of the corps. but, mas
much as the battalion from this District and
Baltimore has already been filled, he declined
for the present. ordering the company to duty.
They will doubtless, however, hold themselves
in readiness for the first opportunity that may
Offer"
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j. ROBINSON d. co.

AucttoneerS and Commission Merchants, Louisiana
Avenue, opposite Bank of Washington.
y OCULAR sale days Opposite Centre Market)
lO Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. All sales
of Real Estate Furniture and personal property at
tended TO on the most reasonable terms june l6
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LUMBER, LIME, COAL, &C.

'HE subscriber has now, and will keep con-
L stantly on hand, at his Lumber Yard on the
Market space, 9TH street, well assorted supply Of
seasoned Lumber of all kinds suitable for builders
coach makers, wheelnghts and cabinet makers.
Also, Lime, Sand, Coal, &C.
june l7-G JOHN PURDY.
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Mr.. JOHN +. BARNARD, the agent for the District,
will promptly attend TO all business connected with
the paper Advertisements, &C., will also reach ms
safely il handed to the Carriers or placed in our box
at Mr.. SToTT's Drug Store
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trophies Of peace which. il is said. ARE
not less renowned than those Of War may
hereafter be the only objects Of the ambition Of
both.o
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Bible.

8y- The Columbian Fountain has nearly, If not
quite as wide circulation in this city as any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9th
er city paper Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind. Ht .t#
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SUGARS, TEAS, CoFFEEs, &c.

VNHIS DAY received and for sale low Porto
= Rico and New Orleans Sugars, Old Govern
ment Java, Rio, Lsguyra and St. Domingo Coffee.
A fine assortment of Teas, among which is some
extra fine Gunpowder. ALSO, fine old Hyson, Cole
gates Pearl Starch Rice, Flour, crushed and pow
dered Sugars, &C., &c.
+. M. MCCORMICK & CO.,
june lS-n Theatre Building.
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this CITY. for
the day ending June III, at I2 M

BEERs' TEMPERANCE HorEL.
w Haskey, Md. Cutler, do. FW Howard.
do.
UsrrED STArks HoTnL.
TN Cox, Ky. RS Cox, Va. JH Oneil, Bait G
5P Moors, Ky. DR.. g Wallace, Md. Hon. ] M
White, M. w Hoyt, Mass
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let not be absorbed in the doings Of others a
to forget what is going on at home.
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Brother KENT, of the Boston Sun, holds
g the pen Of ready writer" and advocates
the Temperance cause as he should. We pre-
sent our readers with his editorial OF Monday
last :
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YIELDS LATIN LESSONS.
THIS valuable school book may be found for sale
i at the Fountain Office. Teachers who use 1t
will please call. u. WARD a. SON.
may 7-3tif
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r.. FINLEY HUNT,
RESIDENT DENTS L.

WAsHIreToS CITY,
Pennsylvania Apenue, between 9th 4 10Th streets
april 26-G
- FOR RENT.--The dwelling over the
bl;U store of the subscriber, on Pennsylvania Av-
enue, between 9th and 9TH streets, nearly opposite
Browns Hotel. Possession given by let July.
nm. ll-2w E. WHEELER.
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PRICES CURRENT.

JUNE i6, 1886.
APPLEs per peck GO cts.
New PoTAToEs per peck 62 cts.
LAMB per quarter GO Gus.
STRING BEANS per peck 20 cts.
RYE CHoP per bushel rs cents
Oars per bushel As so
PEAS per peck 20 cts.
STRAWBERRIES per quart 25aH
CALCINED PLASTER per Dbl. A OO
CEMENT per bbl. 50 00a2 rs
BEEF per 10. a l2i cts.
Corned per ID. Gas
BUTTER per ID. l6 a25
Coal per ton Sc. so
CORN per bush. 70 cents.
EGGS per doz, l8
FLOUR, Family. New York, per Dbl. SIS SO
Superine A SO
Fine 4 90
Extra 4 Is
Hay per cwt 81 81 90
Cut per bush. g., cents.
LIME per bbl rs 80 cents.
MEAL per bush. rs ("
MUTToN per H. Gas I"
Pork per lb. 8 /"
HAMS per ID. 10 &C
SHIP STUFF per bush, 81
SHORTS per bush. 22 /"
VEAL per lb. 6aI0 +"
WooD, hickory, per cord $6 90
Oak S 90
Pine 90
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The Oregon Treaty was again discussed by
the Senate yesterday in Executive session.
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not less renowned than those OF War may
hereafter be the only objects the ambition Of
botho '
MoRE CourTERFEITs.-Coun tens on
the Stonington Bank are IN circulation IN
Philadelphia. They are old and worn In ap-
pearance, and are believed to be from ge-
nuine plate. Both signatures and the whole
filling up appear TO be by the same hand and
with the same ink. The two bills before us
are payable to VIM. P. Aury, are dated Janu
AIRY |, l845. A. B. and c. Durand, Wright
& Co. engravers.-Ba Bali. Pat.
A destructive fire occurred on Monday last
at Roxbury, Mass. Among other valuable
property, two beautiful horses valued at $50
each were lost. One of them was seen to
leave the stable wrapt in flames, and in state
of frenzy plunged headlong off a precipice
about seventy feet in heighth, in the rear of
the stable, which act Immediately ended the
poor animals suferings.
The Georgetown Advocate says: We are
requested to announce that the President yes
terday declined accepting the company Of vol
unteers in the course OF organization in this
town, under Mr.. Charles Burgess. The rea
son. we presume, is the same as in the case OF
the Alexandria company.
ANrI-WAR MEETlNe.-Re Samuel May
and ninety three other citizens Of Syracuse,
have issued call for public meeting at that
place on the 18th inst, Of those opposed to the
present war with Mexico, to express such SEN
timents and adopt such measures as may be
deemed appropriate on the occasion.
TPha. Times.
No DoUBT.-An advertisement OF cheap
shoes and fancy articles, in an eastern paper,
has the following nota bene: IN. B. Ladies
wishing those cheap shoes, will do well to call
soon, as they will not last long. ."-Ep.
GRAPHIC.
"Eve's brilliant star shines forth;
And o'er the wood,
The blood red moon hangs,
Like drop Of blood"
----~~-~~>>-~-~--1~----~----
A new way to build church is to be at
tempted at Troy.
The Railway to Saratoga is to transport pas
seneers at half price for three days, the pro-
ceeds TO be applied to the erection of the build
ing.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will be fin
lshed some of these days we have no Doubt
Certainly it ought to be-and the sooner the
better.
SAD AccIDENT.-We learn from the Bati-
more papers that an interesting youth of l6,
was drowned on Monday in the Spring Gar
dens, whittier he had gone in company with
others for the purpose of fishing.
my dear wife as the husband exclaimed
as he looked at the milliner's bill.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

How glorious is this invention Of writing, where
oy we can easily communicate to our absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure OF Improvement
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-18

No DoUBT.-An advertisement OF cheap
shoes and fancy articles, in an eastern paper.
has the following nota bene: IN. B. Ladies
wishing those cheap shoes, will do well to call
soon, as they will not last lone. ."-Er.
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GRAPHIC.

'Eve's brilliant star shines forth;
And o'er the wood,
The blood red moon hangs,
Like a drop of blood"
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So great is the amount of business at our
Telegraph office, that last evening an amount
OF matter equal $50 could not be sent.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-18

A new way to build church is to be at
tempted at Troy.
The Railway to Saratoga is to transport pas
sengers at half price for three days, the pro-
ceeds to be applied TO the erection of the build
ing
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will be fin
ished some of these days we have no Doubt
Certainly it ought to be-and the sooner tho
better
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my dear vile as the husband exclaimed
as he looked at the milliner's bill.
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The general impression now is. that Con-
gress will adjourn in the early part of August
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The President thinks the war will terminate
in sixty days, he looks for the mediation Of
England and France.
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SAD AccIDENT.-We learn from the Balti-
more papers that an interesting youth of l6
was drowned on Monday in the Spring Gar
dens, whittier he had gone in company with
others for the purpose of fishing.
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The bill for the retrocession OF Alexandria,
having been reported to the Senate, with re-
commentator that it be rejected, its fate is
considered as sealed.
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SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE.
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The Tariff bill is to be debated in the House
for three weeks. af
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
GGs Gtciacu i'm asreiS Der SruS'
i.pifc.

Die POfcfofo Sretkintlcr fdreiben cas-
mcuIid,e Steiqru im preiS beS SIauers uub
SSrOettcffe Der paeirura ees reufn SortffS
au. Su ben rurppdiTd'en Tadridten, lpeId,e
ihrc 3eituuaeR mittRiicn, nire d6er Die rpaN
re uriod,e a1acacben, udmlid' bic 8artofel'
Ndulris nito cen beflFd,tsics theitmeifeS Sebl'
fdhldgru Der @etreiSr' @rnote in @nalGue-
gle Gnb i,id,t in gtauoe ,u br,peiRu, baB
9>clfs trttifo,e Tortff 8ilI eineu aiiuili9cu
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ftoffs baben fam, auiTer fr f6nnten barthuu
bas eieic uubciIepclic SitI uHter oneera lles
helm audi bic &artefel Sdulnis oerurfndlt
tGt.
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fDirb scn einfd,tevpGen uHo flu9sn Qeuteu
anQcichcn als pcn dhuid,cr 3rt nit ecu,
ipeid)es erriacs Sahr (fatt fano. Sie 9lnlt.
ben, bae bnecIbe psruriadlt ipcreen 1T curd)
rinrn raiHid,eu Sd,rcden, nrIfrn iutereeir,
tc Spcfulatcren su erre9cn Gewust babcu.-
SO miro gespeifclt, oh ein dus9ebchnte6 Sehl'
td,Iagen Der @rnote in @urcpa ltattgcfunbcn
hat, iubem Die mcbriieu Beridlte III bieier
SoinItht giiu(iig lauten uuo es III geipie,
bdB feline 70 grGee Sungersnotb Az befurt,s
ten 1T, Die cine QSiecerhcIuu9 Ger 9horheit
redtferti9en pnree, Ucrtaes Frlhjahr i'll uu'
fern earoe in Slducrs unS Srud,t Spctu'
iaticnen beganGcn murte - ciaer Thrrhci!,
ipeId,e SNuuocrte tns Scrocrbeu itnrete, nao
auf mSlt,c Gin Nerabituten ces preiics prn
Nioucr ouf cen ntecrigifeu punft fClgtc. -
Dos Ssitlonorru europa fam @u9Ianc nit
grre1cffsn oerisbeu al uiccrgsru prriicn
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3eiieu bon grreca Wdu9et c0s unIercSrcb'
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brittiSd,en SornacSrse, nit Brrthcilnad1 Gro'
Ians ocridllfft perosn f6nnen. lInlcrc &al.
crn merben nit Der 3eit oeu 8rrth eincs pilr.
bcimiidien @arfts 9cbori9 su fd,ieeu Ter.
ncu.-BclfEfr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
Serbcirafbet

SIm erifcn Sctober, Surd cen @brn, Srn.
Balfer. SIerr SIG. s.. z opnGe pcn
SaHcrer, init WiB Su1anua Qeibrrt
neu Bethlehem.
SIM 27lten September, burd ben Ghrp.
Soru. Sdgcr, Sr. 9larcu @bri q, nit
Ris q lif betb sIrnclc, belize pcn
S5er Snuccna.
@jeitrru Dor adIt gaaen burf cen Gbrw.
S,rn. Didpcr, Sor. Sacob eden ~, nit
Wis g Suianna . d, Il y, beice ocn
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Srt stnacr ron 0eIoclbera, nit Wis
@ltfa beth m d, pOn QDuu.
9lm iteu October, S,err g atban Drus
deum ler, init 91is Sabina 9 S6nei,
Der, beioc bon SociceIbcr9.
sIm 4tru Sctcbcr, Gerr @Uau Gutb,
uon Sue WbcitboII, NIT Mis @arpIina
. ne bon 9tcro 9Sheithnu.
slit 4ten October, Scrr g no 8 81 at c,
not ., pcu TDnu, nit Wljs Sepau h q
. due etcer pcn DeiScibsr9.
9Im Is. September, Sr. NenrDRcrn,
bon Sneiana, NIT @ais maria Srum,
pen oeiccIbcra. ..a
sIm Is. Septeinbcr, 6err Oaniel
ste er BON NorosWhcithaI, nit 0aie
M inod @uth, BON Glib Bcitbaa.
Gin 30. Scrtember, Ssrr SoIbua
R 4 e, nit Wiis Sarab Stedei,
bcioe bnil Jiprc @hritbaa.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
OeHemtltCbe 9enDn.
October T. 1876.

Dcnnrrffa9s uuo Sreta96 oenn 22ifen uno
23ffen October, nddNtens, um 10 llhr 8cr'
mika9s, fcIcu am SauGe oes perlfcrbcnen
&.G,cpb @rbarb, III .. Wilfcro 3dun'
itip. eedd, @auntp, fclsenbe be,pe9Iihe sIrs
tifeI duf cfertiher 8enbu perfauft pcrben,
ndmlid,
= pferbe uno pferccs@eIdirr, ,rpei unS 4
pferoc'Bdgcn NIT Saooies, Wfi9e unc 60,
gen, GreihmaId,lne uno pferbe @e,pdIt,
Htnospieh, Sdaafe uno Sd,weine, Srerfets
ten, Siibfetten, Wilf @abeIn uuo Soafen,
Soeuqabeln, SranntmeintSciIcl, "a Stdnncr,
81 SdrreIfdfer, uno cine 9ln;abl balbc Bars
relfdiier, Gifde, Stilble, Shrdnfe, Gilcnfefs
irl uno S,dfcn, 8upfrrner SclIcl, Sruhtreffc,
elm pcllltdHoses Weber @cid,irr, Sd,uma,
der Sauoperfswug, &lfcr nanbperfs,eua,
Sd,rciners uuo 3inimer @eId,irr elm pcas
itdnbi9es Sd,ulieo @eid,irr, SNcl, slertc,
Steinifldsel Sd,Icifitcin, Scnlrn 3nbsr
nno fIeine Stdnner uno fcn(f nod, pieIe
IoauS:, Sdueru uno Sfihen'@ n'@eritbihaften
Su fprttIduftig 81 neIoen.
BUR ndnlt6eu 9eit,
ipuen audi older ool,lano perfauft pcreeu,
ltcBeno an eano ron Sobn StuIcr, Tbilip
Weifcl, uno anbere - gScr baiTelbc IN 9Ius
9cnffein nchmeu nil, fam lId) bel ben llnf
tersetdlneten meIoen.
@rrcit mc 9luf,partuns wisb eeseben uno
bic Seotn9un9en bcfannt 9Cmad,t pon
Sobn grharb, ; sIoeuten
Sacob grbarb, NSe"'e"'
October 7. |sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
QSirp perlQllat,
Sctcbcr Z,

Gin Sdmcieer GjrfclIe, Der irin @ertift
gut perifrht, rpiro 1csIeids bel oem llntericid,,
neteu, rn9cfdbr cine NeiIe pcn 9lIeniaun,
unO uahc bsi @rieirmcrS WmthetauIc, in
Suo 98hcitbaG Iaunfd,ip, escbd &aunfp,
cerIar9t. Serielbc fam duf cine lanqe 3eit
gIrbeit cine ansenebme Steae uno @racnc,
uno 9uten ecbn rcdnen. - Wau mslee fd,
bel E....
Daniel glltb.
October 7. 1876. na2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
OcfentltCbe 9SenDu.

Gamfaes cen 24ifrn October, nm llhr
Radmitta9s, fca am oauie pcu SO lila m
Sitte l. in Gmaus, auf OheniIidrr Ieneu
perfanft neroen:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
Sd0debares Gt9entbullt

auf bfenIliher 8enru su oerfaufen.
Samita0s ben 24itcn Sttcber, um llhr
Tadmittags. lotl auf Dem 9laBe Ielbif, auf
OfentIidber Bsnou uerfauft merpen,
Cine fd)dtbare Cote gano,
9etc9cn in iosicrIterg 1aunfd,ip, esd,a Gam,
10 ardn;eno an 4ano pom Schu 8rlt, Ycs
ter 9ienbaro, peter Dcibcrt, gEilliam Deis
bert, uno aneere eatbalteno l2 9Ider 9rs
naues Waas llu9ff,fbr 2 older eapCu lit
SclIano. .--Hie Gerbcserunaen Gnb
&wA Gin 2ifbfietes 0lofsQSDbns
I:;;:EMa bans,
EssssasA nit an9cbauter itcincruen Sndr,
cine 6rdm. Sd,cuer Elm niefehlrncer Srnus
nen it nahc ocm Saule-dudb bcfiueen ilh
alle Nrteu Sbitbdumc auf bem 9anre. Ciss
te Pchc III cine iebr wcrtbocQe inoem ne an
orr Dfcntliden Stnots Strdfc, weld,e pen
aaentdun mad, Wauh Gbunt fibrt gele9cn
III.
g8er cas gi9cntbum Dor bem gerfduf5tos
qe su beleher pnuTdt, bcliebe Gd, bel Daniel
9teuharc, Der earauf Dcbnt 81 mcloeu.
8eIB uuc Gin unitreitiqes Red,t fam bis
cen llten nd6aifen slpril 9egebeu perbcn.
Die Seoinounseu am Gsrtaufstaoc unc
9Iufparhtn9 Ocn
Socinri6 Gefel,
e.. 9l9eut fir Daniel Tcubarb.
Sctobcr Z. uq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07

SameS W. Bcwer, Der Bbia,Gans
birat fir saual GemmiiGcnrr, bcfen 9ume
an Ger Sptse unicrcr SpaIten ifeht, III eil
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lid fenncn hort man rlur 8utss bon ibm Gas
aen lein unbcihcltsuer Character nno itrcus
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poper 1T eiu Wanu, mic ibn penripfonuisn
Iiuelt hittc haten fcGeu, our 8erwaltuna
feiner 6fcntliden @erfe. SIN Sale fciner
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cine reue Sronung in Der 8crwoItung unfe.
rer 6fentliten gBrrse entiiehcu unb pieleidi
maud1e Sdlarferei ans eift brineeu,, cte
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es Rann frFA aug ese 9r;isu Gee Hrftss-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
1Ecberiicbt Der MGrfte.

Saame n.-Rleeidame brlnat o. rs
biz So 90 uno Slad,slaamen 81 20.
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l0S Ste Belid)tOrn7 IL @ts uuc Ro9seu
briust 68 eents Safer osrfaufte an 81
Sents.
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NinosReiId, brinst 90 bis SO so; 8hbe
nit Sdlber bradlren Is bis 28 Tbaler.
Sd,meinefeiIh a so bic s5 so.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
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Witto9s, icl an Der Berfitine css untcrs
5ethnrten III aIltntaun, rffeutIb uerfauft
merocu:
Sin 9rcecs 9liIortmcut neuer gureaus,
Gmiuq' uno 8raffait 2abIes, Sd,rdnfe,
8ettlaoen, ein Sppfcaie, WaIhifincs, II .frp.
Elm grpeeS gIiortement SpirgsI pcn allerIei
@rcserL unp iDnlf cine 9rose 8erftiebsubeit
RON neuem Surniture gu ,peitdufti9 81 mel'
ben.
SIuh fca su 9leiher 3eit perfauft rperben
cine 9rc6e 8erlhiecenheit Wauloiue ccbeln,
@abinet Sobeln, Weieel, Braces, uub 8itts,
9Snfeln uno uberhaupt ale Sprten Sdreis
nsr 9eihirr ein &hleifiteiu, 2 Sefen nit
0iobr, Elm gang neuer @iuegduls pcolersIBa,
gen nit 9uten Sprin9s, eine Sub, Elm
Sdubfarrru, cine 9rcse 2Iuswahl Weabaac,
uD plaufcn, Boards unS 8iuicrcn uuD zine
9rpBc Serld)eornbeit alIerlei 9Irtfel III sabls
reid Su meIccn.
Der uuter1hriebene niinGtt oas @abiuct
@eidldft auf;u9cben, uno 70 ipcrosn cbtge
2lrtitel cbne 8erSug orer 9fildbalt an cbiaem
Gage oertdlft slud, fuunldt er su bcmers
fen, oaB elm Ndun bon 9eupcrf, feiue Stel'
lie als @abirctmader ein9encmmen bat, Der
ods @'elddft aus9ecchuter al6 bieSuppr, Sll
betrciben beabfd)ti9t.
Die 8reinaun9en am 9ertaufstdse unS
Nnfpartun9 pcn
SaEcncn Slanf.
| sSctoocr z, nq2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
Saniel 6eiper,
gcpin 6aper,
9te (S;cScI,Gfte.

Die ndmlidben @sfd,dfte tpsroen bon nun
an, an orm ncrbnelflihsn @de Der Afen
uuS 9lnbrew Straeen> in Allentaun bon benz
uutrrSeitneten auf alIcini9e Rednuns fcrts
aeIebt, ben es an ieinsm neuen Srt innig
frrucn tpirb, feline aItfn Runoen beiper oano
su uehmcn, unc ihren 70 observation-disclosures
persdufcn ~ f6nnrn, aIs an iraenc sinem
dussrn Srt i'm Staat urrfauft percen.
-. Gorriu 6eiper.
Sctrber7. nqbD
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
GeIeQfttafts- -4uR0lllng.

Die felt cini9er 3eit ter bcffanbene Sirma,
ais @cnfscticncrs, ;rpild,en . nie unb
@orpin n &eiper, in bieier Stact, III am
l9ten Septembrr, ourh beicerfritiSe GinwiI'
Ii9una nuf9sI6et wcrben sle bicjenisen bas
ber bic nod an bsfa9fs Sirma fhuIois fIuc,
wcrccn sebeteu uuperSi9lid, au;urufen uRo
abSubesahlen, uub ale piejrni9e bic nod, Sor'
csrun9eu habeu, fonncn cieIclbc aud fur 8ss
;abIuHs einhdnci9cn.
Santel 6eiper,
@prpin 6eiper,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07

Sdntd96 cen 24ltcH SCtobery nm ! unf
RGdritta9s, fca am 6auie pcu B q ia m
Sitte l. in Gmaus, auf Offenilidrr 8enou
perfauft perOcn:
Gin i6dtbareS Stif Scl;(ano,
9eI;gcn tn SaI,bura Gauulhip, Qccba 60. {;
ifcsCuo an 9ano pcu @ecrac Remmercr,
Srirprit ShdfFer uno anoere; entbalteno
) sfer unb 80 Rutben. ...
tSaufluifi9e bic niiuIhrn eas nrIsIane Su
bciebrn fonrcn anrnSn bci 9lbrabam 3ieeens
fue, @iq, c6er Willhm 6ittel in @mau5.
Gbenfaus
auf Wcntaas ben 2Glien October, nm llhr
Tahmittn9S, fol- am SHauie pcn So n
Serma an in QDnn 1aunid,ip, auf ofents
Iidcr. 8enoi aperfauft perceu:
: Sin Stri6 SDlSlarr,
aslracn in bcfdstsm gunn Gaunihip, 9ed,a
@auutp: 9rdn,eao an ednb pcn SNenrp Reis,
SoerrD 8iai9, SoerrD Gong uno aneere, unb
an Die Snasc Die Scn orrmans iiber ben
Berg fnbrt 9eht ourd, bos eanb; entbots
teno $50 9Ifer, neid,es in Stl6eH pocr i'm
@au;en perfauft rpercen fann, 70 pie CO
Sidufer am bslteu idicfen mag. - 4dhPre
9lusfunft fann erhaIten ipcIben, tpenn man
bel Sosnrp Siais cber Scbn Soerman aHruft.
Sc 1T Gin Sheil oes biuterlaItnen liegcu'
cen @erme9ens bes Deritcrbenen George
9. 6 ienbart Gig, lestbin pcn Bei'
ienburg 1dunfdhip. -
Die SeOinsuu9sr ant &rrfaufstase une
sIuhpartuuq BON
George g, Gifentart ! Gr,ors
paul Sleiier, IL s V 'l''
October Z, 1886 uo3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07
Q6irD perlQn9t.

Gin ecbriun9e sm @rlcrnuu9 ees Drufsr'
@eid,dfts rpro ic9leicb pcrlanet. Sin nobl.
erlc9euer rpIlii9er 8ulbc, ituiifrn Ia uno l6
Sahren ait, Der leien fam, ipro cine CUTE
Steae ffneer, uno inter SortbeiIhaffen ,2aer
oinsnrseu ongeurmmer, ipenu sr fdb lcslcidl
.,nsteet ..~,,J
:. cyn riessr Grtfcre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-07

ftin gutter 0iaf nno lsins 3dIente narcn Die
eirSi9eu 8e,ue9grltnoe weld,e tie Scnuentlcn
perduldetrn ibu ;u erneunen. 8croirn! nid,t
Elm 1clher Wanu, oas jcper pennfplpanier
fir i'm lfimmt, Der fetn Sreuno BON
d, meren Karen | 4 ?-Seos.