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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

Mr.. Edward Everett, our late Minister
to England, said in a speech in congress In
lS2S, when the Oregon question was uu-
der discussion:
"OHT uHd0Rbted right 10 the lchOlc ter
ritOry, from AZ deg. 10 the Russian bound
airy, IS ADMITTED By every gentleman
trho has, spoken on this subject
III we FIX the boundary al az deg. zee in
fact gire up nearly one hair of he terri
tOrVi
my opinion is clear, that soraething
decisiUs ought 70 Be- done By ire lsay d
UHdioaiiHs our title
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

Religion at n premium. THE pews OF
Grace Street Church, New York, lately
sold for little over one hundred and three
thousand dollars. The whole cost OF the
church being only eighty one thousand
dollars, profit ofover twenty-five thou
sand dollars was realized by the church.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

important Facts -Ploughing heavy
soils when wet, does more injury than if
the team were idle.
In plonghing green sward deeply, the
burrows must always at least be one half
wider than deep, else the soil will not turn
we'll.
All grain fields seeded to grass should
be rolled.
Musty Grain is made sweet by putting
it in boiling water double the quantity of
grain) letting it cool in the water, and then
dry it well; skim the water.
A single weed may draw out the nour-
ishment that would have given fulness to
halt dozen ears. TO be free from taxes
is far less important than to be free from
weeds.
Barley seed may be freed from oats in
termlxed by pouring water upon it, when
the oats will float aud may be skinned off,
Preserve leached or unleached ashes,
which have accumulated during the win
ter, to be applied TO corn in the hill or row.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

ForgerV-Francis ID. Newcomb, late
U. S. Surveyor, in and for the Stale of
Louisiana, was indicted at New Orleans,
week before last, for forgery. The Plea
yune says a large amount Of the public
funds is involved
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

Horrible Mystery.-The Cincinnati
Commercial, of recent date, gives an ac-
count of box being taken from the Ohio
rlver, at New Richmond, 20 miles above
that place, which contained the bodies of
two infants and woman supposed TO be
their mother. The box had the name OF
a firm Of Cincinnati written on the lid, but
partially erased.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

Two MoRE New STATEs-Iowa and Wis
consin are both taking steps for admission in.
to the Union at the present session Of Con.
gress. Their applications will be submitted
to that body in April or MAY.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

excellence in any art, the principles of that
art require to be made the objects ofspecific
inquiry and study.
In order To a successful practice, the art
must be learnt as well as the science-the
execution as well as the theory. The best
prospect Of success iswhen they are united;
when science directs the application of art,
and art in its turn demonstrates the lesson
of science.
"None of the abors ofthe farm, except
ing where they are excessive: require any
intensity of application or abstraction OF
mind, which would interfere with the most
active exercise of the intellectunlpowe on
subjects quite foreign from the farmers
Immediate occupation. He may commune
intimately with nature even when bending
over his hoe; he may talk reverentially with
God about his woodworking providence,
from between the handles ofhis pillow; and
he may often in his fields hear the deep
voice ola divine philosophy speaking to
his soul, as the shepherds heard message
from heaven, while they were counting the
stars and watching their sleeping flockS
upon the plains Of Babylon.-COLmGn'S
Agricultural AddreSS at Rochester.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

The celebrated Dr. Arnold thus writes in
reference 70 the poor Of England. "The sub
leci haunis me, ! may say, aighi and day. Ii
oils M with su0nishmeni 70 zee anii slavery
and missionary socieiies 50 busy uhh The ends
Of the earth, and yei al The wors evils Of sla
very and heaihsnism are eHising among cur
selves We have populalion miserable ana
degraded IN body and mind as much a. Il hey
were Elavess-aud va called frefmonF T.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

A GoOd Judge.--A Liverpool paper
says that Mr.. Justice Coleridge, lately, dur
ing trial at the central criminal court
made the following remark: sit seems 10
me to become the practice, that the moment
person is presented in the witness box, he
is to be treated az though he were tied TO
stake, to be baited by every one. Such
shall not be the case where preside"
If the Judges to be appointed would put
the above in practice, it would be great
reform. We have seen most uncourteouS-
ly treated witnesses who did their best TO
tell straightforward story, but who were
so "balted" that their patience was worn
out, and their evidence weakened. 1t is
the Judges duty to protect a witness at all
times.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18
BY o. O. Dease.
THE SLEEPING WIFE.
rY THOMAS MAcKELLAR.


MY wife how calmly sleepest thou A.!
A perfect peace is on thy brow
Thine eyes beneath their irlnged I'D,
Like stars behind cloud, are hid
Thy voice is mute, and not sound
Dslurbs the tranquil air around
I'll watch and mark each line of grace
That God hath drawn upon thy face.
My wife thy breath is low and soft;
TO catch its sound | listen oft;
The lghtest Il Of OF Persian rose
Upon thy lips might find reposei-
So deep thy slumber, that pressd
NV trembling hand upon thy breast,
In sudden feaI that envious death
Had robb'd thee, sleeping, Oilhy breath.
NV wife my wife! thy face now seems
TO show the tenor OF thy dreams:
Methinks thy gentle spirit plays
Amid the scenes ofearlier days;
Thy thoughts perchance now dwell on HIM
Whom most thou lovst or in the dim
And shadowy future strive to Pry,
With woman's curious, earnest eye.
Sleep on sleep on my dreaming wife!
Thou Invest now another life,
With beings flpd, Of iancy's BIRTH
l will not call thee back to earth;
Sleep on, until the car of morn
Above the eastern hills is borne;
Then thou wilt wake again, and bless
NV sigh. with living lovelincss.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

10 Tus Deuosraey is rsPiaIy 6uding
homo n crcry Essen hesrt
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

10 Memory is tbe heaven ofthe virtuoUs
be he'll ofthe viciou1
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PROPOSED PREPARATIONS IN CANADA.

The Provincial Parliament assembled at Mon
treal on the Goth instant. The new governor the
Earl Cathcart, addressed them; and from his
speech we Gull the following passages, which
are relevant to the relations between Great Britain
and the United States:
| 81 should under any circumstances have directed
your early attention TO the condition Of the militia
law; but the unsettled state Of the ntgoiaions which
have been for some time past carried on between
the imperial government and that of the United
States of Amercl, renders it imperative upon me to
press Immediately upon your consideration the
necessity Of reorganization Of this Of the public
defence. ! feel the most unbounded confidence that
The loyalty and patriotism Of every class Of her
msiesty's subjects in Canada will be conspicuous as
they have been heretofore, should occasion call for
their services to aid the protection Of their coun.
try; but wel-digested and uniform system is indis-
pensahle to give fitting direction to the most zeal
Gus efforts.
"At the same time, | feel warranted in assuring
you that, while our gracious sovereign will ever rely
on the free and loyal attachment Of her Canadian
people for the defence Of this province, and the
maintenance Of British connexion, her majesty will
be prepared, her predecessors have always been,
to prords cih prompttude and energy, corresponding
Nth The poocr and resources Of the empire for the
riiy Of her North .7merican dOminions."
The last intelligence from the mother country
indicates a most important change ~ the CONNER
cis policy Of the empire. | had previously taken
due consideration Of the effect that any oon,emp,.
do, Bu. until we have fuller exposition Of the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENT

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The journal of yesterday (the reading having
been dispensed With was approved.
FALLS OF THE OHIO
Mr. HENLEY, by leave, gave notice of motor
Tor leave to introduce bill for the erection of dam
at te tells IN the OH" riser for tina purpose of i'm.
proving the navigation OF SAID river.
.a. MAPS.
Mr.. YOST, from the Committee on Enerav;rr
reported the following resolution:
Resolved That the mars ACCOMPANYING the rrro ., ~,
Commissioned Of the General Land Once as trapsmit,et
to THIS House be published with part OF said repor
resolution was agreed TO- '
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
MIR. BRINKERHoFF rose and asked Io,v, n
make personal explanation. "
Leaving having been granted,
MIR. b. said: | do not take the daily Ns,,on,
lnteiligencor, but the tri-weekly only. Tbereforr
Tor the first time this morning have seen lie ara,
Of the speech Of the gentleman from Indiana TM,
Mce5AUeHET,l a portion Of which places me in !
ridiculous position; and one which is as un,ruo "a
IL is ridiculous. The gentleman, SPEAKING in onro.
sitIon to the bill reported from the Commi,tee or
Military Affairs, then under discussion, impuVns
the motives of members who favored its nasssg.
and makes assertions characterized by what csnSo
but consider an extraordinary degree of reckless.
ness. He says:
He very well understood the manpuvrins that wa,
gong on !srtsin men, by gerTymsnderng operation
were brought into Congress to msepresent their constu
ents and when they dreaded reckoning might prov,
very convenient thing to retire from Legislative tolls 60
post IN the army Provision must he for gentlemen
so situated Then members OF Congress might becoms
colonies while their cousins and their brothers and Their
family friends and dependents might placed in the small
er posts was very easy thing TO inc ase the stand
ing army but very difficult 20 decrease il after men had o
vested interest IN good living when had the United
states been known TO do IL They had in one cas-.
he believed put regime nj Of mounted on foot but no
general reduction had taken piece
The report then goes on to say:
Mt RhiNSEF ttoFr herr interposed TO remind Mr. MEG
at the present nuNvr Of the standing army Of the United
states wss much less that had the close OF the
bill pass
Now, Continued he,) "Mr. BRSEERHoFv in.
terposed to intimate TO Mr. McGAUeHErr NO
fHch thing He did net sllude e the reduction
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not varied one jot from the positions assumed in his
message In this opinion we concuned at the time.
We still concur in it, for we find it distinctly re-
affirmed in the late message, recommending notice,
and preparation for the national defence.
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protected scheme, which few days will probably
bring TO Us, IL would be premature 10 anticipate ~,
the claims OF this province TO just measure Of pro.
teetiOn had been overlooked" p'N
Preparation is mentioned in England, It ia press
ed upon the Provincial Parliament in Canada. 1, !,
wise for US to neglect il in our own country
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-28
THE UNION.
CITY OF wAsHIN TON.
SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH %, I846.
CONGRESSIONAL.
be- Senall WAS noi in sesslon TODAY.

The Ssaat was not in session to-day.
The HOUSE, on a motion by Mr.. Daniel made at a
very early stage ofthe sitting, passed into Committee
ofthe Whole, and spent the day in the consideration
Of the private calendar The layer of bills on which
the House happened to place its hand to-day was an
unfortunate Ons-Elling Within the category OF
claims ito be reported TO the House with recon-
mendaions that they do not pass"
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Mr.. McClemsnd, who has been detained from the
House fOs several days by indisposiIlou, resumed
hls seat in the House to-day.
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Linn@an Botanic Garden and Nursery.
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ING, l.. L. NEAR NEW YORK

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variety OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
Vines, Plants, &c, than be found in any other
Nursery IN the United States and the genuinsnsss OF
which may be depended upon; and thew will nm.
remlttingly enaeavor to merit the confidence and
patronage OF the public, by integrity and liberaty
in dealing, and moderation in charges.
Descriptive catalogues, with directions for plant
ing and culture, furnished gratis on application post
paid, and orders promptly executed.
WINTER & CO, Projectors.
Flushing, l.. T., March 1886
Orders received by j. r. CALLAN, Drueeiz,
corner Of and 9Th streets, Washington, from
whom catalogues may be had,
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The Senate did not sit to-day.

SATURDAY, March %, 1916.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07
December 10,
Senrp 6. Sonsltccfert

TEl JCrWFB grtrTrrst. ng4
Sat ieine Wctmna Serdnrert, une hat
icine Office nun III Der Trteoensrittcr amts"
lfube ccs Scbu & 9inbe Ga, qcracc eem
SuHficht ccs eed,a ,paticts IN Der Nanlll'
ton Straer ocqenubcr alIrpc rr wqeno pro-
feBicnelte Cienite ttt lhm anrcrtrdrt peroen
m60en, su bcierQen berclt II @r fam III
Der oeutftcn 10 rte III Ger Sn9Illtf Spra'
die qelprcttcu tvCreen. '
October %. 13Wt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07
G5otepD Sartman
|Hecembcr "a.

S6ueiper in Der Start 9lqcnt1llnL
Ssbicut 1th bieier @rlegepbeit lcincn Suus
Den uuo oem publifum ibertdupt Die slnsci9c
al mateu, cas er oas St,ueioer @cftdft an
feinem oltcn Stano, in orm 6auie ocs SNrn
Sacob Sd9er; eiuiae 8hIirem untertalb SDres,
|Sd9er uno Sos Stcbr unb beiuahe 9ceeus
ilber oem Gjaifhauie oes Soerru Scbu Srcs
nod, immer fcrtbetrcibt, olfpo er eicjcnigen
nod, INNER fdnca, pituftlid, uno bilIi9 bcbies
men wiro, Die INN ihr 3llrdueu itentcn ipers
Den. sIud, bat er alle 2rten Su leiuem Ges
.iddft 9cbOreuos slfed 3na l7gil l,,g gaf
Sertige &lripnn9s GtGfe, 1s@
fdiftih fur Die Sabreseit auf Sodnc, tpelde
er rpcblfciI fur baares Geto ntfesen nirb.--
Oa cieiclbe untcr ieiner eiaeusr 2lufiidt 9r'
matt merpen, 70 fann ,srl fur bic sIrbeit gut
ipred,en. gg,s. -. 80, -. .t..rrs
gr it Saufbar fir bisbsr genclTenc 8unb.
fhaft uuo fiihlt iibersruat, ods er I'D, ferfer'
bin Der Stuff hes publitums plircig MAIDEN
miro. r,sagf& agf 7vap usH uH h3 5ast F
@r 1T aud slgent fur @cer9c 6. We Il
fer'S oerbeGertes amcrfaniides Spltem
gum giusihueioeh, uno Idcet cdher bic Sd,nei'
Der Gin n'eId,e Die 0fe9cIn III erbaItcit gerel,s
fen bel ibm oafiir ansurufcn.
1'aa p ooyclepb 0artnt9n.
December 24.i taHZ0iF'hifhSs "'lW nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07
eJOb,t 8. Sfl,bc

Srteben5ri6ter tn 9lllentaNn.
Sfcrirt ieine 0ienlte cem pubIfum, unb
lit ucQitdnoi9 ciu9erih,et ben @s1fdften ais
@cnpeDancer, in allen cenen peridieoeuen
3wei9eu abSuparten wie gum Seiipiel Disbs
;u frhreben, eeales, 9ielealeS, 8ancen, ucs
berlhreibungeu. Wort9d9es unb 9Igreements.
Serner-iit or bersit glomiiriitratcrs, Grccus
tore, glflI9nics uno partnrrd,ip 9lednuu9cn
auSSumaden, uno turS ale 8efhdftc ~
perridtcn bic in baS Ndd, eines @cnpeDan,
GERS &c. eiu(dIaqen 9Imtslfube 9erabc oem
Sutftcbr ers "eeda patricts" 9e9enuter.
9tcpember S. s a no3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07
Gin l,eler 95orratb.

y. t,rtsrs~id,"ets f'rs fssts" een ptfasefehia
I;tlriif 9efchrt nlllpo fe in 3ufat III ibrcm
.ocri9en Strf fhmcrc Ginfiufe bon 9 ii 6c r
Eino allem mas III thr Sad, 9ct6rt, 9emadt
baberL wcld'eS ;uiomucn nun en ausaershn,
trs 9ldertemcnt ausmad)t, uuc peItcs Ne al
aans biui9en preiicn otsulaeen QciOunsu Itnc
Rufet an, uuo urtbeilt fur @uh felbif, mo
mir fihlen iberseu9t ods mir ale hinIdtIih
bet Yrsiic unc Waareu brfriebiaen f6nrsn.
@uth Gube uno Ooui9
Sllltntaun Dec. 3. r.-f...s..r.> -. ...
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07
] Wltttpo6, Osn 7ten Januar 1916.
%. unp :. 6. Soffmall,

Saubc(s : Solnbler in 9tllent1ln,
Grsreifen biele Sjelescntcit pas publifum
uno ibre Sreunbe iHs br(enSere Su benad,rid,'
tiqeu, oas Tc an BEN udulidcn Srt po frls
bsr eielss @eihift BON sHOfmaH uno Wea'
Der bctrieben puroe, uuol 3luar 9crace obers
halb Soaaenbub'e 9a(lhdnIe, auf Der norclis
hen Seite Der NamiltcuS Strase, oielen Son'
oet keaonnen baben alpo ite jecer;cit Elm
pcalf6ncioes enforcement Bretter uuo Sau'
hols arf Sanb hdlten weroen. Shr ieBlger
8crratb beitsbt unter anerrm aus fol9enoem
ollie 9lrten NeiBs II. @Abpein BOARDS,
Ncp(ar SoaroB oen 3oll ilno /
9oll Sife, Stdutlin9s, Yoplar II,
allie anpere 9lrten ManfeiL Salfen
uno Sparren bon jrber 9lrt, Gatten,
9itt6en, 9foifens Sftuoeln 0ets
terbdume, uno tib4houpt allie 9lrtis
te( fir ole an einein SauhclS> Scf
an9efra9t miro. -,r.a .sgg..r
Sic rperben I'D, beioncers bemllben immer
pom beifen uno fhonifcn Stptt 81 fdutrn,
uno bamit ibren Stof er9dnSt haten, uuto
periprehen oenleben lehr moblfeil abSuieBen,
wopon Itd oerieniqe leltif nberSeu9en fam,
Der bel linen anruft Il .a..arl s..- .s..
SIR alIbereitS 9enU6enr Sutefhaft lfatten
Ge ihreu &unoen ungeheudelten Cant ab,
uno bitten I'M cine Scrtoauer ees @eipc9cn'
belt bes Dublifums, weld,e lle iih eurb bilII'
9e preiic uuc CUTE srtifeI 81 psreienen Iuden
peroen, ... -......,.r..- .--s.aI -
q. ilnb Sc Spfnlan,
N(Icntdllil Rpp ! ..... .-... 4.. llq3sUi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07
SouG S}S0Cl)rjCbt.
December II.

sJVSRSS %SSV~T $S~T$~ ....
Sn 8emdsbeit elmer 9Ifte, bctittcIt: "@iuc
alfte iim Die S!rt ,lnS gSeife ucrSuId,reibcu,
wie Iad,ridIt obR sipplicaticneu fllr Bdufen
9e9ebcn weroen foil" uutsrld,riebcn Den |.
SUM- 1889 = iperoen Die uuterihriebeuen
giiracr prn Qeha SauntD, bel Der ndditeu
@jclrsgebung ooh pcnniplpanlen SInipruh
fur Die Suecrperaticn riuer neucn Sdnf nla'
den, untcr eem 2amen
s"Ste Saucrns unb Sanoperferss
Bant bon 9lllentaun," ~
nit einem Sapital BON e / II b bunoer t
Gbdle,r. = Oieirlbe fol- III
9Iacntaun 9eda @auntD, pcnniDIoaulen er'
rihtct iperecn. ...-...
Dapio 9ten, WiQi1m SrD, ...
@hriliiai preB, 9jecrge 9brcbit,
Scbu y. Mclcr pcter WDdcff,
@barles s. Wartn, cSchu Berger,
Salomen Sierp, Sames gB. Tuaer,
SamHei Soluer, TTiseridl BierD,
DauicI Sdlneiter, Gkarfse StrdmGr,
y. g. 9ute, csames eaden
Scissb SdSsr.
| Su,f 25. ria6Wl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07

fpelde Der unterseid'netc 9cecnfL al ben bil'
Iigifeu Yreileu absuicscu
&aufeute uno llIrere, Die bcim @jrosen
fauffh, tperoen e6 su ihrcm Rcrtheil ftnten,
bel ihm anSurufeu uno feline gGaaren, Die er
neulit bon Philadelphia unb yteuDCrf erbaIs
ten bal, in slu9euihein gu nshmcn. -..r.
Dutmahcr I'M 9anoe fonnen NIT jebcr 9lrt
pclseu, drumming, It. {. 10. pericben ,prrben
uno spar an ben bilIi9itrn preieu. a
@r III oaufbar fur bisher bereitS 9enofene
8nnp1daaft uuo hOft ourd, piinftliohe 8ebie'
nun9 uno billi9e pteiicu cine Sortraucr ecs'
lelbrn su 9eniesen. \, %, ...-- .-...
@ a.as .aa Saeob 8. SpaS.
9Iaeutalln, Suli 80. ,.uhH.Ma nabp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07
Ger 9ooItretter.

Der llntcrSeidnete rpstd,rf Die 3situnaen
nadl Saljbura unb SBer'Wiifcro trdst, sibt
tercnrdb Idhrid,t, cas- am liteu Sanuar
wtecer Elm Sahr pcif9elo oCrfalIeu mar. =
aIe oirirni9eu, tpelohe nod, fowctl pom oort.
aen aIs ppn Dem jetieen Sabr I'M 9fudifdHoe
fmo, perorn eriudt, oaBelbe entpeoer an ihu
ieIblt ccer an Die padhalter einsutdnoi9cu.
.l. -.'.. Trieort6 Ion,ig.
December 10, -3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07
December IL.
50 Ch T / (h T..

Sintemai bel eiuem @atienoerid,t 9ebaI.
ten III 9lllentauu, in uuo fir eedha @auntn
ben stem Sa9 December, 1915, Die Court
@ecrac Ghcaoe, SOhn s. Ruhe uno Daniel
Srieo aIs 9tubitorcn eruauute, nm bic fedls
nuug pou Saccb IidIev; Jun, unc I0cOb Dils
finger, 3ruitces IT, {. 10, nberSuirtteIu, prlpat
9lnlprllde III erlaubcn uuo ;u berid,ti9cn 9cs
gen bic Gjelorr Die (Id in oeu loduoen Der
Iruitecs befiupeu, uuo @ertbeilnra pon Der
8ilun, ubereinIilmmeno nit ben @cntratte'
llrtifein 9cmadt uuo uuteritricbeu, ccn "a.
O9ai, I'M Sabr 1915 spilhen ben Srbcn uno
redtmdeieen 8eprcIsntautcn ecs oeritcrbrs
ucn @eor9e. 9 hrrtber, lestbn pom
9ltIcntaltn ipie pcrbeiaat III MAIDEN. xxx.
90 rpiro bierburd Nad,rid,t qe9eteil, oas
Die Def .9ten ?mcitcrs iIdb fir Den belfimmten
@nb,ped, auf Stsitass oen9ten Sdnnar, I'M
10 llbr 8crmittaSs, AM Scauie BON u b as
hdm @anqe mere, jun, III Der Staot
9lGentaun, perlammeln pcroeu, ipann unc
nplebit ale SutereIIrtc betpcbnen me9cn
wenn Ie cs fur lhfIld erad,teu.
@eor9e EhcarS, } ~ -r
CSpbu s., 9tuhe, 9(ucttorS
Sanicl 8rtep, }
December II. liQ3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07
2(Qentaurt Sut-Sabrtf,

SJn Der Sanlllton StraBe, elal9e &blls
rem unterbalb 9Silion's &rufereL
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