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baltimore, Sept. lS46.
More War Nevs-Dsm ocratie Nomination for heMayor-
ohy-Whig Prospeets-Marketsi$c.
The from Mexico and the seat Of war; has caused
quite stir in city, and we may now confidently ex
pect stirring intelligence by every mail The West will
also make its reports of the doings at Santa Fe
The political cauldron is beginning to boil and bubble
in earnest for the fall elections The Democratic Con-
vention for the nomination of candidates. commenced
its deliberations last night and after nominating Jacob G.
Davies for reelection to the Mayoray adjourned. This
nomination caused good deal Of dissatisfaction among
the friends of the other candidates. and all efforts to pro-
cessfuy resisted and adjournment moved and
RED to meet agan Thursday evening next The re-
nomination Of Col Davies renders the approaching con-
Wings who will the contest with energy and
spirit Major Law will be their candidate and he ",
doubtsdly, man Of more general popularity with oil
The same dullness continues to pervsde the city,
though may now hope for more prosperous and ex-
citing times.
siderabiy there being only head offered the scales
The wsihe. was bps and Prise. zee and az z
equal y s. sosss sSsfgns ssx gross.
Live hogs selling at s. 'oa3 u.s. with fair supply and
The market for Howard street flour is extremely dull
ak but sales taken place There settlements
for receipts from cars at 81 o..
Small sales Of fresh ground Susqueh hanna flour At 81
SUPPLY IF ws :" aasy quote :ns %
reds inferior 10 fair at 33sO cts NO family
saes II white com to-day a. 47sas cents and of yellow
so cents os.-h;.L. I'D 49,
hhds made 81 and Of bbs at % ct The mar
ket is active.
sales OF stocks At baltimore.
ATa $1,000 90 &C. 7s soSc q" S & 5000 Do IT,
y s. so.sd Csy "a !. % I'D s;asd
and Ohio railroad shares as bid. 4sss asked.
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MONEY siAKKkT.

wednesday, sept. I'D p. N.
Inc stock market continues very much depressed and
prices are steadily settling down Norwich and wor
cester fell OF u Harlem u (; Reading 4 and Long
Island i. There were small sales Of Morris Canal and
there appears to be very little disposition to sell pre-.
sent prices This is evidence that all confidence in
concerns not lost and that they have some hope
canal proving to be better property than appears under
existing circumstances possible
we annex table Of gold coins showing their weight
ana Vaue IN this market II will be useful to those
whose business compes them to take this description Of
money.
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MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON

.5BARCAY STREET, three doors below the Anne
~ mean Hotell New York. The Subscriber would re-
he has four good Billiard Tables be found in the
city, all kept in complete order As hese tables IN
and agreeable to gentlemen visiting his house, in private par
ties Each gentleman visiting the above establ shmsnt will
be furnished with private and for his especial
and the best in the city Any gentlemen wishing the
billiard exclusive themselves the bow ing alleys,
have tn. by applying the bar. Also Bowling
Alleys, which always kept first rate order, with the
best Of attendance.
Lunch every day o'clock Tuesdays and Saturdays,
Fish or Clam Chowder
During the the choicest Oysters such as shrews-
Bay Gentlemen calling for the above oysters al
have them the shortest they depend
having the above His Bar is well stocked with
the choicest Wines and Liquors. and Sega best quail
Also Cherry Coblers Mint Juleps, and Punches made In
q manner not TO be surpassed.
" Gentlemen will please to communicate at the Bar,
any neglect Of duty Of the attendants. -
FRANCIS MONTEVERDE.
No. 5 Barclay street.
- Priv afa anfra aaft ha Hall auo6l m
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1872 BROA u WAY,
CORNER JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

-FfoM Nc EuentHg POSI-.
CPECIMENs OF RINGS unapproachabie vERBENA
- CREAM FOR sHAVlNG.-1his article UNIVERSAL y
praised by those who made trial o last took the first
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed is fully conceded
BY those who know that IL is impossible msnucture an
article equal TO IT, II is soenng the skin, fragrant the
sense destroyer Of ecses and pimplss and sold chesg
than the old ALL therefore. who would consult
economy and comfort shaving should themselves
oft.
From the New York Gazette, The New Sosp-We speak
from and speak from the more proessona
knowledge Of benefaclor and friend James Grant
Ann who IL is ahead Of thing iouna
out IN this department OF modern improve no, ob
an emolient but II is something more ln snort We w
leye il 10 the tcss shaving in the world. uu.,u,.
Beware Of limitations and observe ne wen ,ssed and
under the dire for use of C H. King epheo an"
for sale wholesale and retail and os elg9nNs'on
a,osim.mc io2 Broadway, corner OF John street
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The first receipts of the present years growth have

. .
August -. at Augusta, Geo. 800. 4
August IS ut Charleston.
Compsredw former years. the appearance of the
ht bale of cotton in the market this year. later
than usual and with exception, later than in either
Of the previous six years.
We have from time to time given full extracts from
various authorities in relation the growing CROP its
bsckwsrdness &C., but the following, which we take
from the New Orleans Price Current Of the 22d of Au
gust, sums up the whole subject in q very limited
space =
Asregards the growing crop, its backwardness must
be considered as demonstrated by the fact up to this
date we have received only four bales against 1882 bales
country and private letters from the most reputa
bic fsurces concur in representing the of
the caterpillar or army worm and also the boil worm
alarming extent in several sections Louisiana Mis-
sispp and other States and both in the upIands and
lowands II is alse said that the worm has made s an
pearance about month earlier than previous
the danger imminent In addition to ell these un
favorable features may mention that have pre-
vailed throughout great portion of the past days
character Of weather. which is calculated to retard thu
nsurng Of the hollis while II is said to promote the rs
wages OF the Accounts from Texas aso represent
the caterpillar being very destructive in that State
besides which, the crops said to have suffered great
injury from excessive rains Altogether il must be adj
tted that the prospects thus far present marked
trss to the haering promise in this region at the
period last year.
II II impossible in the face of this and innumerabls
other evidence, to doubt for moment that there will
not be very great deficiency in the yield Of cotton
next year compared with this 1t il impossible to tell
what the extent Of the deficiency will be, but may
estimate the growing crop at !, 500 900 bales.
The receipts OF wheat -four at Boston for the wears
ending Sept LIST. ls45 and 1916. were AZ annexed =:
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"GOTHAM." 29S ROWERY


II B. VENN, announces to his friends and the public
that his fall arrangements of musical entertainments
NIL be resumed IN the most attractive STYLE this evening.
Tuesday LIST September In order the general sp
probation which this style OF rational has expert
s9ced he has engaged the well known public avortes
mess knese, Lynch, Mrs Sharp, Miss Bruce, &c. during
!ne season Every available talent will be employed and Il
y say hahe determined to secure from his
raty aud to promote the comfort fall who visit Gotham
81 Iwerc II. vENN, 2os Bowery, Gotham.
NOW READY, PART THIRTY OF
rrnnhcE'S ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE.
part cont,insa spirited engraving of i" Noahs sa-
cnce aner an engraving by De Soufhe rbourgh The
this work. WV ~ "''' ~ * Vis fahed 70
tisse H. MARTIN Coz o John 81.
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AmUsE aaENTs. 40.

DARK THEATRE-Fourth night of Mr. and Mrs c Keen.
Play p WI rhS@.. csa "
bSH a s;s s. W: ks.a nj Mr.
I6.ASSEGzHiiS.1.a Nj Sssmy; Bow6;ll, NJ g...;
Doors open at O'clock and the performances will
Eenss at haliPatI o'clock BOre'si PIT 50 cents Gal
RoWERY THEATRE-FOurth night of Miss julia Dean;
HE &By SfDs%Gf' 81 Dc
After which the Mise. ysllee will dance L, Polka
GGREssrT E", Rtsws NJ H. cs Harry Marlhnd MIR
Dress cents Upper Boxes cents fi and G.ile
r. REEN wlCH ThEATKE-Coner Vanck aud Char.
be reformed saS the Paw o 4 T
quito, Mr. FseS; Romeo, Mrs Geo Jones 'D o.'i
S:f Ssss r1iA q
emma a;aS NJ. M ssf Pat Rooney
SSass r open p'''
Ss Az "a 1S q. S s.a n
st an tHd
Ss range s' OF
eli sSasIaas si6 ssliss Of DIssoLvING VIEWS and
The at quarter to 8 precisely.
Admiuance I2h cents
BALLET AND COMIC PANTONIME.
R.4YEL Family GABRIEL R.aVEL,
MILE BL.4NGY
s ysnns s,Ps%Ss, 3D.
TO be by the first OF the Ballet Pantomime Of
LA SfLPHlDE-Sandy, Gabiel Ravel; Reuben, Mons
Henri La syIphide Mile Blangy.
Hall an hours inte mission
MAGIC PILLS .@coiorao. Gabriei Rsye 'r o'' ih''
Doors open at hall past entertainments
mence at half past O'clock Tickets so cents
TASLSI sntET faWSE BsIsa MaasYsI
Fourth light Of
MIR COLLINS,
the celebrated Irish Comedian and Vocalist
THURSDAY EVENING, September Sd. 1916, will be
L performed (2d tmel the Comedy of
SIR PATRICK np IRISH Slp AMBASSADORS COLLINS
Aiter which,
,,~,, -, - THE IRISH POST.
TERRANCE O'GKADY. ................. Mr.. COLLINS.
no,,r,vI prevops 70 ~, WHICH, The Farce q ,,,r,,
Tomorrow, Mr.. COLLINS Benefit.
:, ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHlLADELPHlA.
Hs Mac: G has ss S@E ass.re
ted, and is the Handsomely the in the Union
NO BILL RECEIVED.
CIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing will
resume has lessons usual at his Music Room 81 Leo
nard street, joining the Society Library Building
To THE AMATEURS OF THE AccoRDIoN he would re-
commend his Album, just published delightful
pieces.
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument,
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown.
, Signor L. NJ accompanies his pupils on the PIANO and
Guitar. au3O lmEm
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SHAKESPEARE ASSOCIATION.
NHE arrangements not being entirely completed for the
re-opening of this Association the members under
the necessity Of informing their friends who hold tickets,
that the performances will take place Friday the 18th
instant instead of Friday the 4th inst 81 ltsr
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TIyWINEs2,o bales English Bdport, seine hernnx m,
ON Net TwInes, comprising e9mge,es ; ,.s,hs,@
from ~ TO 20 ID mshu'~e''E X COLLINS CO.,
For sale BY f. N WI Is south street.
au2t
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The steamer Britannia was not telegraphed a,
Boston yesterday afternoon.
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TO BOOKSELLERS.
AN EXCELLENT opportunity for a young beginner
"A The stock of Retail Book and Stationery Store in
good neshbohood, for sale Terms easy, and rent low
For particulars, address ID. r. st this once au3o st~m
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GENTLEMEN'S HATS
n THE FALL STYLE is ready for examination
- AT BEkTSON'S Phenix Hat and Cap Mandatory
80 Fulton street, (beween WiIlism and Gold .
NB-The proprietor Of this establishment. deems 1t his
his friends that he longer connected
with the 1903 Fulton Reports to that effect hv
inc been nut in Giro ulaton s3lwsmc
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G.. TIETZ

CT. TIETZ,
GOTHIC HALL, announces his Duck of Vaucanson, his
~ Elephant, his Dancing Lady his Cabinet Of Anatomy
and his Cartoons of Raphael Admttance Is
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n 1923 FULTON STREET, lsun BUILDING, deem q
AAing it essary into psriculsrs respect
ing his 1a fashions 1896 would simply that his
svle will excel in beauty lghncss taste and color, any
thing ever offered hat public OF the city OF
New York. His prices low as his hats are fine
ana Iy ias
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A FARM FOR SALE

s-xS A FARM at private SALE situated in the State Of
IN New Jersey in the county of Somerset township Of
~Bridgewater, in Washington Valley, ~ miies from
Piuckanim. The Farm contains 30 acres or there
sbouts il is pleasantly situated with Of water
ming through IL: also springs of failing water BY the
door good house and barn. and other out buildings, all
good also free quarry and Mines the
mine TO be sold separate all together suit purchasers
Wood land and meadow in proport ON me farm rsymen
made easy. lSAAC BOLMEh-
N B-Any person wishing TO purchase, view the farm
by calling o JAcoB BELLS the premises. s22wsrc
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The d-gon sovcregns called, worth only 81 90,
Many doubloons and parts odoubloons light and
sequenty saeable douboon should weigh the same
as good dollar, or two half dollars.
Most ofhe Johannese and half Joes circulation are
light They should be taken of 80 cents for the
weight of a five cent piece.
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NO MONOPOLY!
WAT rRIPONT IL JAMES, FASHIONABLE
HATTERS,
No. S2 Nassau street, near Fulton.
n THE subscribers will be prepared to supply their
frends and the public with the FALL STYLES q FEN
clemens Hats Saturday next the 10Th OF August lhey
beg respecuv state that the hats sold BY them are OIL
their own manufacture and eJertons VIII be spared 70
produce hat which they shall equal IN quality
and fin ish those the extensive and snowy esta
lshmens Broadway and at as rsascnseIs accord
ing to the quality AL Wal MI oNl'
au23 2wsu~ WIN. ~. yAMEs.
GENTLEMEN'S FALL STYLE OF HATS.
Bird Corner Pin, ond Nassau Streets.
ENTLEMEN's HATS, of the standard style for
VI suing ready Tor examination and sale
The devoes his attention, hitherto to the
production OF the finest qualities Of Beaver and Moeskn
Hats and SUCH they with confidence
the public. BIRD,
B ST 2weodsr Corner Pine and Nassau streets
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M ORE HARM results from buns ling performances of in.
~ competent Dentists than the Iuble Of tbs
Of the that all branches Of the Dentists
art should be skilfuy and undetandngy practised To
those whe think with as, We recommend Mr.. LEVETT,
nser Of Artificial lncoruptble Teeth the principle Of
atmospheric PreSure.-Noah's Weekly Messenger.
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AUCTION MOTIFS.

l.. NJ. HOFFMAN. Anctioneer
WINE AT AUCTiON.:L. r HOFFMAN, 4 co. will
sell this day II o'clock ~. IN front Of the Store
Wine u c.;s; Pei es:iS M:rssSsso ch.ap.sps,
Sparkling Hook hid Tomato Casup. and about 20 900 inn
ported seEsrs, In half ar and boxss- s3ltsr
EXTENSIVE SALE By AUCTION
OFkincH CHM AID gLhSS WG AaEhT TOILET lie
GlRANDOLEs, &c Sc.-BY FUTILE DUCLU
ZEAU, on Tn rsday, At 10 ce ock A. splendid sssot.
English China Dnne', Dessert. Tea Ioiet Ware EN-
bracng Of the richest goods offered for sale
this city.
Sola and Hall Lamps Gas tixtnres &C &c together with
splendid assortment Of rich China Vases Mansi Orns.
ments, &c &c.
The public viii find this sale worth their attention. as the
eutire stock Is TO be sold.
- Corner broadway aud Chambers street. s21sr
WI A. BEECHER Aucrloreer
WIN. BEECHER, store as Cedar street. mp stairs
w Dry Soods by catalogue Tor cash. Regular sales
Particular attention sssgnees sales Of stock goods
AMI Inn r
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MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
A0A - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steamboat Pier at The foot Of Barclay street
= Landing Peekskill, West Point, New
buryh, Hampton, Milton Poughkeep.ie Hyde Park Rhine
peck u Red Hook, Bristol Catsk, Hudson, Coxsackie
Undertook and Baltimore.
Breakfast and dinner board the boat.
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leave Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday Mornings A. M.
The steamboat TROY, Captain Gorhsm, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. at o'clock.
Returning opposite days.
wharf,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
Oefentlt(be eSenpu.

Dcuucrita9S uuo Sdmlta9S cen l9tcu unc
2llfen WGrS an briccn IaSen Inn 10 llbr
8crmittaQs, iplIen am Soauie reS pcrtcrbe'
neu Saccb MeBge t, lcethin bon Se'
hi9htcu, @drbcu &nuntp, frlacnoc gIrtis
fel auf ofrutliher 8enbu Urrtauft pereen,
ndmlih: .a... .. a........ -.. ...
gltbt Defining Glide, 10 Better nnb Sctts
laren. 3 Scfeu nit 2cbr, etnc arcse Gndns
titdt Carpets, SurcouS. | 0esf , Sdlrdn:
fc, cine 8 5aa lltr, cine @anteI'llhr, 9Bald>s
ifdnos fir Scttlubcu 2 GEeno Stilhlc, |
Carriage, Sfweine, Sd,liItcu, Elm 9dul6
Saucrn Wagcn, uuo icuit ncd cine 9rcsc
Terftbieecnheit Sduss uno Stild,en @critbs
ldaftcn III rpeitiufti9 ,I meocn.
Die Sccm9un9en perbeu am Berfanfss
tdqe tefaunt acmatt uno gIuf,partun9 9c9e,
ben ipcrrcu, crn lN 81.
Gliiatetb 9)iet9er, Z sI>,n,, ,,frs
Stepben Giiflcr s '' '''''
Sebruar 25. nq-3rp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
OefentliC6e 9Seupu.

Witpcd)S een l8ten Wdr; I'M 10 llbr
@ormittdaS, folIcu am Saulc oes llntcrld,ries
brucu in Siio Bbeitbaa Gaunid,ip, 2cda
@auntD, fcl9ence @ilter 0feutIid, perfauft
Weroen ..... ..... ...
Z Sdaff.pfcrtc, elm ppeijihriges SiOcn,
9iiuosotcb, l2 Sdaafe, Is Sd,wene, srpci
4'gduI6sQEi9en, elmer oaocu nit breiteu 0tds
bern, Ba9ensSoooies, 3 fir duf Die Saucs
rel mic . I'M grs su fahren, polIfcmmcnes
Dfcroc9eihtrr fir Stid Ifcrbe nit Sums
metoedeu uno Slic9cnucbcrL cine fir Gin cccr
s'pci Nfercc eiuoeridtcte Static nit @eid,irr,
D Dflliae uno 2 G99erL Nculcteru nit Sdlcs
mel . Sol;fdlitten, cin Sa0oidlitteu, pas
tent uno aneere WiuemItlc, Crcihmafd,is
ne nit pferoegewalt, Nnnftcr' uno Spcrrs
fetten nit Baa9 &C., TladSbred,c, Sd,icb'
farren, Elm aani rcrSiiSltd,cr Shleifitciu, 10
Siihfetten, Z Srppcln, Seus uno Wiit' @Ie
beln, . Trud,trefcu, @roecuicn, cine 9rcec
Orum: Sdae lin gltce 81 SdQen unb icnt
nod, pislcrIri Souern9erdtbfdaften gu wcit'
idufti9 su mclccn. .........
Die Scciuauu9cn an, gcrfauf5ta9c uno
9lufpartun9 pen
o. 50 as.1 5Eeter &rprell, jlrn.
Wir; 4. . rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
NGir;4.
OehentliCbe 93enou.

9lm Wcuta9 uuo Oicnita9 bcn 23ifcn uuc
24itcn Wirs an bciccu Sn0cn Inn 10 llhr
Goruttta9s, icncn am cauic ces rrritcrbc.
nen NcurD lcb, letthiu pcn yicrb QBhcitbalt
Sdunihip, eeda &c., fclQenoc 9Irtifel auf
Gfeuttider Gcueu pcrfauft weroen
pfcrce uuo pfcrocqeihirr, 9lncsocb mb
Sdhaafc, Sfweiue, ,wci aiuIs 9Baacn nit
Saoop, cilt Snao uuo ncIsihlitten, pflil9e,
S0ocn, Srohbnnf, WinomlbIc, Sodus llbr,
Elm Grahr, Glide uuo Stilhlc, Strrb uno
S,cu, cine 9IusotG 8irncuitodc, 70 wjc cine
9IuSwabG ancerer 9IrtifcI gu wcittduftig Su
mclccu.
Die @ctinsun9cn AM gcrfaufsta9c unc
2Iufpuriun9 urn
Stepbcn 2eh, 9lbm'Dr.
Widr; 4, nl3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
OefentliChc 9Senru.

Treita96 ccu 27ifen @irS I'M 10 llhr bcs
Wiittn0s, icI an jHauic bcn llntcriciduetcn,
III Sit.Nlirntauu, tffentIid pcrfauft wcrcen :
% Sdrrcl gutter G0Ta, TiiIer, 3ntrr, al:
lcrIci Qroec uuo fIciue Stdnner, ciu Saoe'
sutcr, cine j.anemitblc, ein LQiuls Ra9eu,
eiuc JFuh, I,crJ Srcb uuo g8cIidfcrnIaub,
Strcbbanf, cine Guantitit GiinWr, Sdips
pen, Grubbadc, S.ebciTeu, Scaro uuo plaus
fen, Stciu(dl60cL ciniqc tauicno tcicbdrreI
Stipcs fur Gicfsr, jHcG; uuo Stctufcbfrns
Scfcn, uuo icnt ned, alcrlci 0auSs uuo Sflt'
cbcuacrdtbfhuftcn su reitIiuftig sH mclcen.
Gic Sccin9uugcn AM 8crfaufstd9c uuc
SIufpartun9 ucu
&0cinrt6 Sret.
WIir; 4, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
Oefrntltthe 2Senpu.

Dienitaos ben 17ten WdrS ndhltcns, nm
10 llhr 8crmittaos, fclIcn am Soauie ees lln'
terIhricbeucu in 9tcrosgBbeithau Sannitip,
ecta Gauntp, fcIetucc SIrtifet auf 6fentlih'
er 9enou orrfouft merceL ndmlit
5 Vferbe, porunter ith ctn itefi9tcd ards
biitcs pfrro tefucet, uno pferreGeItirr, 10
Stid 9inosvieb bon alien 9rten, Sd,aofc
uno 16 Stif Sd,ncine pen jebem Sllter, etrt
49dul6 QSd9cu nit ciurr patent Sperre, eln
Sgiul5 9Ed9en nit elmer patcnt Spcrre, Gin
40iulS Saory, SHeuIeitern uno Sd,emel, sruei
gSinomiblcn, cine Dreid,mdfd,tnr uno pfer'
oe9cmoIt, VAnqe mo @0qen, Eladsbreten,
;pei Srudrclfc cine Nnufterfette unc ancere
8cttcu, Strchbanf, SorGsiblitten. @abCln bon
alien Scrteu, nebit uieIcn anecrn Sduern'
9erithItaftcu III mcitldufti9 ;u melccn.
Die Sccinaun9eu AM Scrfanfsta9c NIB
2lufipartlIn9 pcn
.I gSillianl 2tne.
Scbruar Is. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
Scbruar IS.
OefentltC6e 9Senpu.

Samifa95 ben 14teu WirI nihilenS, I'M
| uhr 9tahmittaas, icllen an Der hampton
Turnice" IN SbersWtilforc EamId,ip, echa
@auutD, fO9enrc 9Irtifel auf 0tfrntIiher Ssn'
on perfauft wertcn : -. .
sIttcs @tiencr; an Der Surnicc, cine Gtirns
er; IBaaqe, einc gans ncue Greid,maltine
mo Yfrrce9ewdlt, wcId,c BET 8rdcer uno
g)cuug in 9lacntom at icbcu it, uuo icnit
ucd) pcridiecene 2Irtitel.
gu 9leid)er 3cit mo ndmlidcn Srt follen
aud Die Wcbnuuqen all Der Nnuptrn Surs
mace, uuo ba5 casu oebGrioe eano an bcn
Msjilbictenccn auf 6feutliher Sruou Ucrs
lchnt mcrecu.
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9ii1suicS oOn Suutcr uuo @iacr.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
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Ocfentltcbe o5emDu.

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mittdos, IclIcu am SNuuic rcs lluterseitncteu
in WeicnburQ Sonufhip, 2echd @auutp, fcl'
9cncc 9IrtitcI auf Sfertlidcr 9cnou perfduft
perecn:
Cine Sub nit 8aIt, ouScres 9tiuS6Sirh,
Sd,peinc, eiu l.9duIs WdQeu nit SaobD,
g4incmihlr, SHcuIcitcru, ;mei Scfcn NIT 9Icbr
gctttaccn. Glide uno Stihlc, Sdrinfe, gus
rcou, Stinucr uub 3hter, ciicruer 8eifcL
Sduhmahcr nanomerfs;eue Wfdn; @iruncs
tcrrcn bcim Tuihcl, rno Irnit nod, alIcrlei
S.ans mo gnucrn9critbldaftru ;1 wcitlduf'
ti9 III mclecu. .... .r... ...
Gie gcciuaun9en am GcrfaufStaae unc
gIuhpartung pcn ... a.. ..
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
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OefentltC6e 95enpll.

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Iad,mittaaS, icl am j3duie oes perltcrbrucn
pcter so pycr, III Sbcr Sauccud Tauus
fhip, gcha @aunY, 0fcntlidD pcrfauft wcrs
cen udmltd
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SdIittcn, pHua uuc @g9c, SoeuIciterr unc
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9hsahl eatten, cine Slinte, Sruttref ShGeif'
itcn uno icnit nod, dlIerlei nauss mo Sau'
srnssrdthidlafIcn ;u peitIiuftiq 81 mclcsn.
Die Scotn9un9cn AM Gcrfauf6ta9e uno
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
Oefentltebe 9Senpu.
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ten, in Ger Stact 9laentaun 6ffcntlih pers
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der Settcu uuO 8cttfaScr, cine sIuSrpahI
prdttiecr Glide, OuBerc Stihle, cine 9luf
Snbl SpieQel, Sdreib GeSf Wafhlfiucs
uno 3u9cbSr. cine 9lnSabG ocl's uno SachIcns
Scfcn, cine Stag uhr, Gin Wianc Tcrte, Siliis
fer unb Scttelu, uno ilbertaupt ein oeaifdns
biacS drssIppcrat, Settics, @drpct6, NdiIer,
Slinbs. uno fur; ale III elmer out einQeridtcs
ten WutbSfdaft 9ct0renSc srtifcl Su weit'
Idufti9 su melren. ya .....
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