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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28
LATER FROM THE BRAzos.

The schooner Acyona, Capt. Titheradge, ar.
rived yesterday from Brazos Santiago (says The
Picayune.) having sailed thence on the ! llh inst.
We received no letters by her, but copy OF the
Ma,amoras Flag OF The 6h which is rather in
teresling.
Gen. Gushing has met with severe accident.
The Flag thus reports the circumstance:
Gen. Gushing met with an accident of a very
serious nature on Thursday evening, which, we
are truly sorry 10 hear is likely 10 prevent his
moving about for some lime. Accompanied by
a lady, be was taking walk through The streets
alter nighiiall, and in soiHg out OF the plaza al
The southeast corner, where the street is fortified
so as 10 leave only foo. path not exceeding two
fee, in width for egress, he placed his foot upon
loose brick, which gave way and precipitaled him
into the ditch, breaking The bone oil his left leg,
Jus, above the ankle He was taken 10 his quar-
ters Immediately, and DR.. McPhail called 10 his
assistance from whose surgical skill, expecia-
tions are created that the broken bones may
speedily be healed. Al present he is suffering
much pain, and the accident disresses him, as II
prevents his fulfilling the duties OF his recent ap-
pointmen
An express passed through Matamoras on The
9Th inst, from Gen. Scott TO Gen. Taylor.
Colonel Belknap, Adju,ant and Inspector &C.
neral, has been making tour Of inspection OF
all the posts from Monterey to the BraZos
Fourteen hundred troops and upwards are en-
camped near the field Of Palo Alto Ii is called
camp of instruction.
The Flag has late papers from Zacatecas. So
lar from meditaung withdrawal from the Mexi-
can conlederacy, the Flag represents The people
oil This State as more embi,tered against this coun.
try than ever. Even The clergy seem disposed 10
aid the Government effeclnally with their means.
The Flag gives some details to show that the
number Of Mexicans wounded in the action of
Buena Visa has not been exaggerated, bu, they
are moi new TO us.
The Flag publishes from Victoria paper
circular Of President Anaya 10 the Governor Of
Tamaulipas, showing The extraordinary powers
conferred on the former by Congress, in view OF
the invasion Of Mexico. The substance oil This
document we had before. Under The decree OF
Congress, Anaya has no power 10 make peace
with the United States, and any individual who
shall enter into treaty with us, either in his pub
lie or private capacity, is declared traitor.
THE MEXICAN WOUNDED AT Buzz
MA ViSTA.-The Matamoras Flag has seen a
lale number Of The Zacatono, published in the
great city OF Zacaecas, Mexico, which contains
letters referring 10 the Mexican loss at Buena
Vista. One is from Don Manuel lcaza, sur
geon OF the Mexican amy, 10 That paper, giving
an account Of The disposition made of the wound
edIou Santa Annals retreat from Buena VISTA
Il has been denied that the Mexican loss in that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28
For the Enquire,
TO THE GUARDIANS OF OUR CITY.

TO THE GUARDIANS OF OUR CITY.
The feelings of modest ciizen on Broad
street are daily excited in behalf Of The litie gno-
rant boys who lhrong The cars, both on their in
gress and egress from The city. Now ne simply
desires 10 call your attention to this matter, and
To suggest as parents don't know how 10 appre-
ciate The lives OF their children, that you in your
legislative capacity, pass an ordinance imposing
lipe on every parent who allows bis or her son
10 jump on, or swing 10, any car whilst in nc
lion in The city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28
ALEXANDRIA, yOLUNTEERs-Wm

ALEXANDRIA VOLUNTEERS.-Wm J.
Minor has been elected junior ID Lieutenant of
the Alexandra volunteers, attached 10 The Virgil
mia regiment now in Mexico. The election was
made 10 supply vacancy created by The death OF
the late Lieut.. Benz G. Waters, deceased It.
Minor has entered upon The duties OF his Office
Jas. S. Douglass is elected TO the office oil senior
Cd Lieutenant. Alexandria Ga-eHe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28
CAPTAIN gIANcHARD.-our Goverpo

CAPTAIN BLANCHARD.-Ou Governor
received few days ago (says the N. Q. Della) a
commission of captaincy in the volliseurs Tor
this merilorous officer, accompanied by a letter.
expressing in very handsome terms the high ad-
miraton which the President entertained for the
gallantry, zeal and efficiency which The Captain
had displayed in The evenliul campaign through
which he had passed with so much honor. We
regret that the Captain is prevented by private
considerations from accepting the commission Of
tered TO him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28

THIRD DRAGooNs.-T destination Of
one-half The Sd Regiment of Dragons, which
was ordered to join General Taylor, has been
changed (says the Picayune.) Five companies
these companies, to wit-Captain Duperu's OF
Louisiana, Captain Gathers, of Kentucky, and
Captain Fon's. Of Indiana, leave this evening IN
The Fashion for Vera Cruz, under Lieut.. Col. i.
P. Moore. Capt. McReynolds company, from
Michigan, will probably leave tomorrow on Inc
steamship Mary Kingsland for the same des''na-
ton.
Col. E. G. w. Butler will, about the 18th prox-
mo, establish his headquarters at Palo Alo'
where Captain Buffers company, from pennsyi-
vania, Capt. Merrick's of Maryland, and Capt;
Hagan's, Of Alabama, are already encamPed, ana
North Carolina, and Capt Duf's, Of New York
there 10 await orders from Gen. Taylor: Capt,
Sitsreaves company, from South Carolina, will
Join Lieut.. Col. Moore at Vera Cruz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28

Asa consequence OF the dailyru of steamers
to Norfolk, through the enterprise of The Curtis
Peck line, The Norfolk papers are now enabled 10
anticipate The Baltimore papers in the pubica-
,ion OF news from the South which they could
mol do under The lri.weekly arrangement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28

battle has been as great as al nrst replesen'I, I'm
here il conclusive evidence that their loss III hli-
ed and wounded was underaed i'll The slaleihen's
frs. published. and that 5000 would not nlo le
Than cover il. Alter mentioning mar huu1ieus
had died on The road. and were lett uhou''eu' wy
writer proceeds: .. ,sf, ;hv-
Gin the hospital OF Aqua Nneva were le'' I,y
nine wounded, two doctors, one med'c'ne Ion
and provisions Tor one month; IN lhca'ns.,oi
oIa wounded Two doctors, and TWO monlhs Plo-
visions; In Salado AZ wounded, one mon'h pr
visions and necessary medicines WIN .nlec ~
lois: in Cedral, hospital supported oy 'he n,,sa
horbood and the authorities, 80 WOUNDED, aue a.o
ed by a surgeon of the place; in Malehua.a 'I =,
wonnded three medicine chests, one lie,ce VI
hIanLe,s one hundred and fifty sheets ana TOUT
doctors" ...a,n NJ the re-
The other letter is from the surgeon OF .nr ,t
euar hospital in San Luis. II was WIN .ne Wv,
sion of The army that reieaied ~ '"'s p'a' IT,
Tho majority Of the wounded were carried. LIE
says: o., ,ro,raed which adj
aed n The SGT here already, will make the eina-
ordnary number Of I,4S4. For all these nave
ne;,ber blankets, sheets, nor any oil Inc necessd.
rios they REQUIRE The donations Of clolhing ma.
have been made To the hospital are mol suiicieh'
for even Two hundred oi this numbcr-pIoVisiohs
are also greatly deficient In TACT, mistoftuhes
encompass US on all sides, and the measure VI
our suffering is full"
Mention is made in one Of The papers ol The de-
par,ure from Zacatecas, to- DIN Santa Anna IN de-
fence of the road 10 The capital, of brigade COM
manded by Don Santiago Humphreys we IT,
cosnzc in this mos, potent Don, no less person.
age than a cowardly villain, once c'lizen Of
Texas who there styled himself DIR. James Hum,
ph.eys, and who murdered, in 'od blood, several
years ago in the city Of Houston, worthy mar
named Powell. Alter The commission oil ms ac
he fled TO Mexico. AT The time The Texans sur
rendered themselves prisoners at Mler, rum
phreys was The attending surgeon OF hmpnala
and no doubt his counsellor in deceivngthe Tex
ans and breaking the solemn pledge by whict
they were induced 10 give up their arms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28

A letter in The Maamoras Flag, from an officer
OF one of the volunteer regiments al Monterey,
says ,ha, the Virginia regiment lately arrived
presents very fine appearance, and The old Gene
raj seemed much pleased with them. The troops
were enjoying good health, save some cases
of smallpox in The 2nd Mississippi Regiment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28
w.su,,oros. Nav 25th. 1917

WASHINGTON, MAY Solli iofi.
Gentlemen: have received your Letter OF Inc
slsl inst. enclosing the proceedings adopted al a
meeting of The citizens of Richmond and tender
ing 10 me, on their behalf, welcome TO The Me-
uopois OF Virginia, on my way 10 visit The Uni
versiy Of North Carolina.
Having made my arrangements 10 travel by
The public conveyances, regret that il will be in
my power To remain but a very short time in
Richmond, during which il will give me pleasure
10 exchange personal salulalons with as many
Of my iellow-cilizens as the limited opportunity
will permit.
rendering through you 10 those whom you re-
present my Acknowledgements for The honor done
me, and TO yourselves personally my thanks for
the courteous manner in which you have COM
municaled their wishes,
| am, with great respect,
Your obedienl servant,
JAMES X. POLK.
To Mrssrs. John Rutherford. John NJ Patton,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28
RICHMOND, VA.
Friday Morning, May %, Is47.
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT.

From the correspondence published below,
will he seen that The President will reach Rich
mond this afternoon, and remain but shor'
time. The Union says that he Will be accom-
panied BY MIR. Polk, the Secretary OF The Navy
and daughter, and Colonel Walker the fiesi-
dents private Secretary. They expect to reach
Raleigh on Saturday, and Chapel Hill on Mon
day. The commencement OF the College will be
ON Thursday, and on the next day The President
will sci out on his return 10 Washington.
We subjoin brief programme adopted by the
Committee of Arrangements, and we feel salts
fed that the courtesy, characteristic OF Virginia,
will be shown By our iellow-cilizens 10 The Chiel
Magistrate OF the nation, and our other dist'n-
guished visitors
Alta meeting of the committee for the recep-
lion of the President and the Secretary OF The
Navy, who are expected in this city this Alter
noon, FRIDAY The 18th May, al S o'clock, the
officers OF the military companies were invited
10 unite in the conference, and the following pro-
gramme was arranged:
LIST. The military 10 be formed in line al hail
past o'clock, on Broad street, under The direc-
lion of the senior officer.
2nd. The President ind Secretary TO be receiV-
ed by the Mayor Of The city and The commiuee
at The cars, and after passing the military IN line,
to be escorted by them and the Stale and Cily Au-
lhorilies 10 the Capitol in The South porlico OF
which salutalons will be inlerchaneed
Sd. After passing The line, carriages will be in
readiness 10 carry the President and Secretary OF
The Navy 10 The Capitol, and thence to The Peters
burg Depot.
4lh. Carriages will be in readiness al The cars
for Mrs. Polk and The o'her ladies, who will be
escorted to the Executive Council Chamber,
which has been rendered as their reception room.
5lh The Presidents salute, will be fired from
The terrace South Of the Capitol.
The whole escort, and procession, TO be under
the direction Of Capt. Thos.H. Ellis, as senior
officer present, and Marshal.
RicHMoND, Dist May, lS47.
SlR:-The citizens OF Richmond have been
informed that you will shortly pass through our
city TO The State oil North Carolina. We en-
brace with pleasure The opportunity 10 tender you
cordial welcome 10 the Metropolis OF The Stale.
A meeting called for the purpose have adopted
resolutions which, as their organ, we nave The
honor TO enclose. In their behalf, We respectful
" request yon 10 remain in the city as long as
your convenience will permit, and afford our CT
lzens an opportunity 10 greet you with The cour-
,e>es and hospitality due 10 your character and
station.
Cordially uniting in the views and feelings
of The meeting we are, with high respect,
Your fellow citizens,
JNO. RUTHERFOORD,
JNO Nj. PATTON,
JAMES LYONS,
JAS. A. seldom,
WIN. Fl. MCFARLAND,
GEO. w. MUNFORD
HENRY l.. BROOKE.
His Excelency, JAMES X. Polk.
President of the United States,
Washington, d. Z.
FL, is proper 10 stale that Mr.. Il. t. DAME one
OF the Committee was not in The city when The
above letter was written and despatched
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13


gebient I'D, bieIrr @ele9cnbeit ben Gin,
fpcbner bon 9lllentaun uno Dem publifum
i'm glQ9cmenen Die Slrjeige su MAIDEN, bae
er INNER gum 8crfauf auf Gdno h6lt, ein
iebr 9rcees uno au69coehntes @dortiment
@cccrwaurcn, brtebenc gum IbeiI aus
Sleif6finoer, Sau6sliber, @aId,s
5liber, Snterfaher, &rautftdnoer, ME
aud cine 9rcBe Serihtebenbcit bDlSer,
ne Scren. 9Saf1maf0tnen bDlSerne
SuttcrsSGli6eln
uuo beinabe jeeer ontcre 9Irtifel, nctbwenbia
nm cine Sau6baImu9 ausufan9en - neld,e
or 9eionucn 1T i'm @roscn ooer Jfieinen billiQ
su oFrfaufcn. sllle 9Irtifcln neroeu unter
feinrr beionoern 9IufTdt, 9eniatIt, unb pers
iTdJert oOe bas Ge au6 ben bauertafteIfen
WatertaIteu perferti9t tino.
Qanbitcbrbalter miireen es su ibrem Gcrs
theil fnoen, peun fe Sucrlt bel ihm anrufen
uno Icine Baareu uuo pret1en in SIuecns
id)ein nehmen, ebe Ge 1Ontpo einfaufen,
oenn er fitblt ltberiru9t oas er ihueE 70
pchIfctl pcrfanfsn fam, ais Ie in Teu 2)orf
Cecr philadelphia faufcn f0nneu.
Seoe Slrt Tlidnrbst nro cbeufaIs anaes
nommrn uuo aufS phnftlihie bcIcr9t,
Gr ftdttet feincu perbiuclihiteu Ddnt db,
far Die bisbcr 9eno6eue sablreihe lluteritils
sung, uno bcfft ourd, bilIi9e preiBen, cine
Scrtcauer res cfcntIifcn 9unfes 81 crbaI'
ten.
eIu9uft Is na3We
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
Sileber !! Ssileber Siieter !!
@rtfTtbuubS Stmpn.

Sft n u n D V III o n,
8iihcrbdncler, Scraus9eber H.. 8uhbinber.
Sabrifdnten BON 3ehnungs Bidder,
Jic. ia 9lcrb Ste Strabt ertte IbIr pterbalt Der
Staee, pbilapeIpbia,
Sattcn beffdnei9 auf Soano cine aus9ss
oebnte 8erfhicoenheit bon Sd,uls nuo per'
mildte Binder, rpelobe ite jest bercit ftnb an
Sfdufer ab;ulafen. Sbre eeid,ti9fcit fd, i'm.
mer einen 8crratt ansufhaffeu. fest fle in
Stanb an ben allerniebriSiten preifensu oerS
faufen. Saufleute uno Slnbere Ino ebrers
biett9lf etn9elaben, ibrcn Stod erit in 2Iiis
9enid,ein su nehmen, ebe ile ionifrpc faufen.
o a II fsS Ii der, 4eogers, Sa9ebndcr,
Scurnale, @ditbiid,er, Quittun9s Bidder,
pdBbn6er, &c. bon alien @r6sen uno Gins
bano. Die @aterialien in ihren 8Idnfbi,
d1er 0He bon Der be)teit, Qualitdt, uno Der
&(nbanhoerbiirgt man fotf, 1T allen anoern
gleif, tpenn nid,t belier, als fouif ir9euo ei'
nise aueste Stdnealrbeit Die ia orr Staet
9ethdn Dtro.
plnftlid,e 9lufiierfiamfeit Ypirojeber Ses
itellun9 fur 8ldnfbiiher bon jeoer 9lrt 9ctpib'
met .lino man itebt bafilr out baB ile einen
Sebsa anf bic fiiriete slnsei9e befrteoi9en
fSnncn.
Samiliens 8ibeln, III Oeutff unb Gn9li1d,
3eifamente bc.. q 9 6 Binder bc., 9utberis
ldle @eidn9bither in Deutfd) mb @n9liIh,
9ieformirte DO. bo., Dapies Dialmen 90. DO.
fammt etnem alI9emeinen 9liTcrtiment oeut.
Ifer Binder aie i'm ednbe In 9ebrdudI (tno.
ShuIbnd,er, alS: primers, 8uhitabier,
9teabers, Speafers, slritbmettes, @ec9ras
pbe uno 9ltlos, Spradlebrer, BSrterbus
der, !c.-@opDbhd,er, SdIlites uuo Sd,l6ts
pencil6, Sebern, StabIfeoern, rothe, blaues
uno id,Warje Ointe, Dintenpuluer, Slciifif'
te fur mabIen II. lhreiben, Sdreinerrpen'
cils, id,wnrse uno rcthe; roitr, tpeiee uub
ddortirte Sblacen, Sie9elIdd, &c. Ointcn'
Safer, Sonobcren, Sricf, 9icteu, uno pads
paper jcber 9lrt, 3iTue papier, adortirte
Sarben, breites uno ihmales Seuiterspapier,
Bcnnetbcarbs, II. (. 10.
Qumpen fperoen fir SaargeIb peer i'm
glustduf ID, angcnommen.
Die Nerren @riffttb uno Sinion haben
aud, neulif Die fclaenbe Binder heraue9ege,
beli, rpeIdle (te &dufleute unb 9luoere an lebr
bili9en preiieu dnbieteu
Spner's Geid,idte BON bent papif, bon
Der @rnnoun9 oes GtronfBes ocn Hom bic
1858, nit elmer @nleitun9 uno SortfeBun9
bis 81 Der 9eaenwdrti9en 3eit, bon cem
@brp. Samuel Canfcn Cor, .. D, Sdus
be. Soper mar einif profeGcr bon Hhetos
ric, @jefd'id,te uub ptilcfophic in Der llnivers
iltdt 81 0fcm, Eermo uno Wacerata, nro an
lebterem Srt 9tathqeber Der Suquifticn.
@jcfbtdte Der WaIScnies, 9llbi9eufsS, uno
8auoci6, nit elmer Sefhreibuu9 ii5er ibren
jeBi9en 3uitano, bon benz @brtp. 81. Sario,
.. D, nit etuem @irpfchlunas Brief bon
cenl @brp. Samurl Wiler, ptincetrn, gleu
SerieD.
Srl9enbe ju9enblide Bidder bon Uncle
98iaiam Gno in rrr preGe @hriifa9 gu 6ou
fe qBinter 2benccn Hc9enta9cn Scm'
mer Wcr9cn !; @ihb0rnhcn Sa9o ; uno Die
Sunostagen.
10000 Srto9sS' philabetptia Sudfabier'
Binder, berausaegeten uno ~ oerfanfer an
iebr ntctercn preisen bel
@riffitb nnb Sincn,
DO. ia 9Ioro 3tc Sraes, crite Gbhr cber'
balb Der 9fice.
Wai 4, nqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
OtuTfa(il6e eSnlfrumente.

9Iud, halt er beitdabi9 Elm sortrefflid,e6
a6ortimeut pianos, 8iclinen, SIotcn, pfei'
fen, 2ccoroiauS, 8iolinensSditen, Sdttle,
8rioaes, Siu9erboarhs, &c. dnf Soanb, bic er
Woblfeil slieertaufen pitleus iit --9IndI bat
ct fiji ic ein9eridttet, baB or WuGf. Sanoen
NIT alien 9Irten eJnirumenten auf bic fitrSe'
itc 9lrSei9e cerfehen fam, uno ;par all 70
btai9en preisen als lTe ir9enorpp icnit crbal'
ten prrbsn f6nnen.
9feparaturen bic III fein Sad, etnfhla9en,
nsrben bilti9 uno pinftlid, befcr9t. - 2luh
lteht sr ctren 9erpiGen 3sttraNm fir ale slr.
tfel Die feline Werfitdtte oerla6en, gut.
@r it bautbar fir 9encGeue uuterftileuu9
unc Iabet baS publifum ciu an;urufen nno
ieinen Strtt su belebcn, incem ales uncrts
9elclih 9siei9t miro. @cffieSt bies, 70 fiblt
or perTtbert oas ba6clbe fd, baIo lberSen9t
haben mirb, eaB leine 8aaren lebr pphlfeil
ftno, welhes banu ieiue &unoId,oft immrr
mebr uuo mebr permebreu miro, uuo er
fernerbin fd, anoetrieben fihIeu Uiro ein
Icbbaftes Danfgefnbl fir oiefes qesCi9te
BcblwolIen in leincr Souft gu ndbren-
unc er 0tbt cas 8rrlprcdIen ca6 es jeeen'
raas 9rIheben irG.
eSpIepb 8etB.
sI0entaun, gIu9uit 16. rqbU
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
Gs feblt tltentals q!
Or. @uQen'5 inoianiI9c5 Srduter
Ydnacea.

perfoncn 9epla9t nit Serofula, Sinsss@'
pil, @anccr, 9rDGpelas, oltcu Bunoen, ILL
GERS, ccer ir9eno cine Sranfbrit Die burd, Die
llnreini9feit beS SIuts entitebt, fcaten nidt
feblcn 9taditebenbcs su leien.
2eIet Geiet! 0eIet!
Die llntcrSeihuete baben Serrn 6 a a I
Srpofs, jr, in Der Warftitrase, pbila'
belphia beiu6t, uno 9eben feline Sage ais et'
he Der merfpnrbi9lten an, Die je erhbrt ipnroe
Seine Sranfbeit mar Scroful a, une
er hattie benIeIben id,cu - Sabre 9ebabt.--
Scin @aumen, Iaie, ,SbcrIippe unc Der De6s
el ors rcdteu 9Iu9rs fino oaourh Serifort
tprroen. Surs feline Sage it ntft gu beltreb
ben.
9lm I4teu Sauuar, 1s46, tc9ann er Or.
SniIens panacea Su nebmen, fpCldes bic
Sranfbeit III eini9en Ia9en hemmte, unb felt
icuer 3eit ipuree es nit jcecm Gage unilnters
brcten brGer. 9ieues Sleiid, bat bic StelIe
Der 9fdrbcn eingeupmmsn, uno feine@eIunos
belt 1T tpteber berge0eat.
Soier fctgcn bic 9fdmen bon 42 rtipeftdbs
len Slr9er, ceren 9tamcn mir aber cerSdnge
na6 nid,t ocben fonnen. Odrunter bemrrf'
ten mir fcl9cnoc, Die siemlid) allqcmein in
Redd @nuutD befannt ftnc: 6. SIG. Carr,
Yto. 440 Irro 8isrte Strnee, pbHacclpbto,
6. q. WUGenreber, Seraus9eber oce pht
IaocIpbia Ccmccratcn, s. q. Seacrs, rers
aus9ebcr Der "SIipe Brand" Su OcDlcss
taun, unb piele aneere Hameu, bic, pcnn
man bel BEN sI9eutrn anrnft, 9rrne HnS nils
Zig 9esci9t fperocn.
Cine glu,abl Certificate pcr auccru Sdllen
fIno ebrnfaIs bel ben 9Iqcuteu einsuictrn. =
9lidt Gin einsigcr 8eriuh purbe nod bis'
her nit bicIcm panacca an Ubi9rn Sranfbei'
ten 9emaft mas nitt 9ehclfen bat. Schr
pie!s pateutcn 9ebraud)en oiele WccBin jeBt,
uno ale Tno ouf Dem Bege Der Sriierun9.
Dteic oprtrcfIide WesBin III bctfcI9enren
2I9ertcn Su erhaIten.
81. @utt. uno 60, 9tllenfaitn,
Nctcr Ncmp, Gaffon,
s. 8. gonlbert 8eactn9,
December l. rqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
Syamtlten iSlauer II. Sutter.

lluterpidncte MAIDEN erm publifum be'
fanut, oae 1Ic nun in Den Stano 8efretfino,
an ihrer Nnble Cehebem 3rorc q 81 III
SaIstur9 3onufhip, 8aniIcn SIdner nno
Suffer iu iiberlicfern +; aud, ftno Ee bcrcit
ole @etraibe an bili9cn prrlen su perfau'
fen, mo nad,oem bicfsIbs 9emahlrn lne, nit
Dem 2lbfaa an bic Suucen Su iiberliefern.
gei benjeuiocn bic @etrdice babcn wer'
Den iIe auf 8erlan9en anrufen, eicfeIbe abs
boleu, wablen, unc fur ben "IoH" wiceer
dberliefern. .t
Sie fIno INNER bsrcit fir "IclI" auf bic
furseife 9nsei9e su mdblen, nno ba tbrc
WnbIe elmer 9lusbeGerung untcr9angen lit,
70 hcfen Te burh quite 9Ithsg unc pnnftlife
SIbwdrtuua ihrsr @efhdfte, ibren Nntbeil
Der 6Tsntihen @uha nsgbalteu.
SeitcIun9en in feinein Sad f6nueu am
@aitbauIe bes oerrn Sa9entud,, in 9IHen'
tann, 9emad)t mrroen.
s. 8. Sernb uno 60.
SaI;burs, sIu9nit 9. nq3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
QBtQtant QBeber unb 60.
sIu9uf 16
papiers mrb Gumpen 9Saareula9el

plpter@ lIllD yuillpen gS0nreilln9er,
DO. Commerce Ct, pbilartlYBia.
3ei9cn ciuem oerehrlidben pubIifum hiers
nit al, bas Ge beffdnSi9 eiu pcllitinbiaes
uuc grcscs 2ITprtiment Orud', Sdreibs uno
Brief papier auf Sano baltrn, ME aud, bars
tc QBaareu, Gud, llmibId9e uno 9Jadpapier,
&inbinoeS', 8pnnetbcr, Srunf uno Scnnei
Scdrcs, Sleadiu9 SdIts, Settling, alum,
Gwciu, eumpeu, &C. papier miro auf BE,
licIInns 9emdd,t unb Der bbdffc prris fir
euupen beSablt.
9lufird9e bonn 9anSe fir einigsu Der obi,
gen 9lrtiteI, tpiro man pinftIidh beIcrgen !;
uno fcIdle Die cbi9e 9lrtifcl tpohIfeil ;u faus
fen wiiuid,cn, fpilreen am brifen erit bel ibs
men anipredcn ebe fe lcnfttpc faufen.
9Pai 4, uqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
2(n bas qoubltfunt.

Sn eiuem pampblet, betiteIt: 4" Sd,er'
mans hy9eiau9eloS," iabc id, nit @rifau'
men, oas mein Iame untcr Der 9fsihe ter
turd, bieien SalIam seheiiten pdtienten
itcbt-nidt nur itett, ionoern oae rim @crtt
fiat inter meirer Iamens lluterldYrift in
bieIrm pampbtet ieiue @rfheinuu9 matt in
ipeldrm ilthporeeblih bon Der ausiebruu9
9eheiIt nOf6tn iein fol-, unb eesbalb biefen
8aIllm alien ShGf5becIrfti9en anentpfehlc.
PUN beieuge id) eiuem 9eehrten Yubllfum
oaB biefcs ales erloaen ilf--oaR i'd, ME in
ir9ene siner Sfraufbsit oieie 9lrssnei ge.
braudIt-uidt einmal qetpuet oae Gin folder
Qcben6 8aIfam III Ger g8clt Iei. Sencs @sr'
tiftfat III burdaus fdIfd, unb madlt Die nbrb
gen iebr pertddti9.
Sobann Soelfri6, Yafor.
Weisenbur9, 9ug. so, 1877. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
eSo1n Mc2aitc,
Silber plattrer in ber Staot 9llIen'
tailti.

tatfi.
8ittet um @rlaubnie feinen Trrunben, 70
ipie einem 9eebrten putlifum anSH;ei9en, oaB
CT ieine 9Sertitdtte bon Der Union Straee,
ndh Der SamiItcn StraBe, in Der Staot 9l'
lcntauit, uno spar bic ndd,fe 9bure su @ec.
Stein's llbrmdd,erej oerle9t bat, allpc er
Gb nun in ben S:ano 9eiest bat, alte 9lrbei'
ten bic in iein Sad einlflagen, auf Die beffe,
ihonife uub 9cfhninbeite Weife, unb an Den
aacrntcori9ffen preiien 30 perfertisen.
Sn 3ufae gu cbigem 8efhdft bat er ueu'
lid ein pcrtrefftd,es sIdcrtiment
SattlersSartesQSaaren,
BON aGlen Senennunesn, als Sanos, edm'
pen, II. (. 10, fir &utIfenmadler, Suiafien
nit elmer 8erfdicosnheit bon SdncD barten'
waaren, erbalten, bic CT nirflid, ale fehr
blIig cerfaufeu miro. 9lufet AT, urtbeift
fir @ud, felbf, unb Sbr nrrpst @uf baIo
nberseu9t baben, bas bel ibm Der Srt 1T, nm
wchIffiI gu faufeu.
Gr 1T odufbar fir anberets 9rncGcre
II. tpirb fId, oieiebe turdb pdnft'
fihe 2Ibwartun9 feiner @cid,dfte immerbiu
slt ocrmehren lud,en.
9IGentaun, Suni %. nq3W