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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

ftr-John D. Hopkins announces himself as a car
didae for Representative in Cass and Howard coun-
ties He says among other things that he VIII soon
address the people, and twill speak either for or
against any thing that may rise up to his notice"
John is quite accommodating as most oficeseekers'
and more honest than some.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

FRoa MExIco.-The news from Mexico given at
great length, is of new and exciting character
Instead of peace there is attempt by tae Church
to excite the people to murder and rapne by the force
of religious prejudces. They appear be insigated
TO this by the whg papers Of this country, who are
always plotting mischief-one day burning Converts,
Libraries and Churches, and Staying in the
streets; the next instigating the enemies Of their
country to prolonged war aud religious prejudices.
This is disgraceful TO any party claiming the
right of citizenship amongst us.-O. statesman.
The mission of the jamestown and It's late return,
call to mind the suffering condition of the Plymouth
colony Just after the famous King Philips war, when
our own people were indebted to Ireland as the Irish
are now to us for assistance and succor MIR. Ban
croft, in the ID volume of his history Of the United
States. (page 100 says: "Let not forget n good
deed of the generous Irish they sent over contrib-
ton, SMALL it is true, to relieve in part the distresses
Of Plymouth colony"
Gen. Scott has some sympaihies with the catholic
religion, though himself protestant His fayorite
daughter embraced that relie ion, and into the
convent at Georgeown, where she died novice He
has now daughter at the same convent, placed there
for education Gen. Scott will very readily, therefore.
obey the orders given our commanders, to respect
the religion Of Mexics apd The persons and property
of the clergy.
EmIeRArioS TO 0RsseN-The tide of emigration
is setting strong for Oregon. Letters speak Of the
city of St. Louis being crowded with emgraB's On.
their way From present Appearances says one let
ter should not be surprised If five hundred wagons
Ierossed the Mssissippi at St. Josephs. Large num-
| befs are Also crossing al Iowa Point
Major Bliss, the gifted amanuensis of Gen. Taylor.
owes bis position and the country his eminent service,
to the Hon. Isaac Hill. through whose influence his
appointment at West Point was effected, and whose
hand is ready to assist the indgent deserviag-
Manchester DemoyH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

OcTMoral writers unite in insuucting us, that the
witness who states facts literally true, but with in
tent to produce false impression, who states facts
at hazard, and upon presumption, of the truth of
which he has no certain or personal knowledge, or
who suppresses facts important to the calculation Of
the matter concerning which he is tesfyng is guilty
of 'sbearing false witness against his neighSor."
The writer % the editorial in the Journal entitled
"Judge Wick against Gen. Taylor is in each of the
above categories.
at proper time Judge Wick will show to the sat
isfacton of every unprejudced mind, that be never
gave any vote, spoke any word rith intent to in
jure Gen. Taylor and that he is not ''against Gen.
Taylor" The place will be one of the market
houses in spolis-tme, some day in July. He
will also show many other things interesting to all
who love the truth.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

Provision SToRE.-Messrs. Garner and Plant have
opened a very fine and commOdious Provision Store
one door west of Brakes Hotel. 1t has so far been
excellently kept and well supplied; and if so conn-
ued, deserves abundant encouragement. We recon-
mend our friends to give it trial; and to make it
their object and interest to keep the BEST and that con-
Stanly. They understand their business and with a
fair patronage are determined to spare no pains to
accommodate all.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

IMPROVING THE RAcE.--f the American army re-
mains long enough in Mexico, it will not only regen-
erale the country but the The following, which
appears in one of the papers, shows that the work
has commenced:
Married-At Mier, Mexico, on the -th uit-, Mr.
Jack F. Everett lately of this city, to Miss AnoInefte
Garcia, of Tie former place.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

The legislature of Connecticut has rejected pro-
posed amendment to the State Constitution striking
the word chte' of that instrument, as to place
coored and white the same footing in regard TO
suffrage. The vote stood ayes l52 10 Is nays-two
thirds being required.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

GIVE would call the attention Of lovers of the
'sweed," to Sam. Slahter's Black Fat Cavcndsh To-
bacco, for sale at A. J. Campbell's new store, in
Gains buildings. We have tried it, and know what
we say, when we pronounce it superior.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

0<rCol. Webb, the well known wing editor of the
New York Courier and Enquirer says, that New York
is 'cursed Cith Governor wlo purchased his place
by pis and corrupt bargain icih chO committed
robbery aud murder"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF New YoRK.-The
Journal of Commerce of the Sd inst gives state
ment in figures, derived from the Custom House
books showing the commerce of that port of the first
FIVE months of this year, compared with the cor
responding months of last year. We omit the tables
of Details and give the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

GEN. TAYLoR.-It is stated by the Washington
correspondent of New York paper, that the DISPOSE
tions already made by the War Department, will
place under his command thirteen thousand troops
before the middle Of July, and by the same time,
General Scott will have his disposal twenty thou
sand. General Taylor has dissuaded the adminstra-
ton from sending the army into the interior by way
use. Mr.. Marcy has allowed him large discretion
since the commencement of the war; but it was
long in contemplation, indeed from the beginning to
invade Mexico from two points = Matamoras and
Vera Cruz-and General Taylor has since ex-
pressed his willingness and even his desire to advance
the expedition has not been abandoned. II will be
commenced as practicable.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

FEcUNDrTY.-On the Both nit. Mrs. Lavour, wife
of farmer living in Johnson county, two miles east
Of Frankli /, was safely delivered of three girls aud
a boy the whole of whom, with the mother, are doc
ing we'll Our informant saw the children, and de.
clares that they ara ane, plump, healthy looking
suckers. o, the joys Of welded life!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

01-The Muncie Journal thinks that the conduct
and measures" Of the present administration "exert
pernicious influence upon the happiness and pros
perity of the country. The people will be thankful
for the information no doubt o. that terrible tariff
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

FThey are making preparations at New Albany
aud ShelbyyilIe to give proper welcome to ouI
patriotic volunteers upon their return.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

THE AWNING Posrs are al being cut and torn down
in New York. We should be delighted if the same
improvement were yentured upon here-Pha. SprH
of the times.
Awning posts are necessary evil where there are
no shade trees. - /,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

The Bank Of the State Of Missouri, at ST. Louis,
was selling exchange the eastern cities at par on
the 9th ult. Dent we want another National Bank
to regulate exchanges
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17
AGGREGATE FOR THE FIVE MONT
s43,3l3,Ol4 s3I, 732, 252
Total.

Total, S3o,olo,Ol4 SoI, fo~,~oS
Duties received, S,l75,527 81 6,023,305 81
Increase of dutiable goods in lS47, $5,7l3,lS3
Decrease of free goods, l,l96,O76
Increase Of specie, 7,O64,655
Increase of duties received, 15l ,22l 30
Besides which, there is a considerable amount of
duties yet to be received from goods warehopsed So
it appears that they who predicted decrease of reve-
nue. under the new tariff, must be set down false
prophets.
The increase of exports is S6,952,77l and the
value, SIS 900 $40. This for period of five months,
is altogether unprecedented. New York is not ruined
yet.
What does the State Journal think about that
"abominabe British free trade" about this time!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

voLuSrkrns.-Dr. McCoy's company of volunteers,
from Laporte, route 10 FoFt Clark passed through
this city on Wednesday,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

One OF the best improvements we have noticed Of
late, is going in Meridian street. 1t consists in
covering large portion of the centre with good
coat of gravel. This we understand is done by the
efforts and at the expense Of the public spirited pro-
PERFORMERS on that street; and they certainly
deserving Of praise. 1t will make that the great
lhoroughare to the depot; and if they profit by It
none should say nay. Would that all of our streets
could be so improved; and we believe public feeling
would sustain our City Council in having it done.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

01rNoticing the filling up of the new regiment OF
volunteers, the Newcastle Courier says-"From this
it would seem that curiosity and the love of adventure
were still prevalent qualities among the people OF In
diana" No patriotism about them, of course IN
the estimation of this wing editor Strange that this
curiosity and love of adventure should in some in
stances prevail only among locofocos."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

0rTIt is due TO many of my friends in the country
to say that mOvig and sickness is the cause oil my
disappointing them. 4 few weeks will Strengthen all
out, with any thing like /. fair chance. G A. Z.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

The Britannia from Boston for Liverpool June ISL
took out 10000 letters.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

that similar villanies will be equally successful. 1t
is possible it may Judge correctly, though, for the
sake of the country we hope not. Whether this be
the case or not. however, it will not affect our course
in the least. We shall endeavOr to convey correct
information to the people, let the consequences be
what they may.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
50 Scr 9rD6te unb lpctls
,fei(ite StOf 9oloenen
N% yHgy llib iTlbernen
@ go SaltDeuADren

IN EpplLpcirDtd, i'm grcben unb Slslneil.
G3clbne Sewers init rcurn Surrslrn, is Gar.
ret 8tbau1t, splpnes @elitt $40 90
8clcnc Stpines, init rrllrn Surstt, Is Car =.
ret 8tD1uie, golonts 8elitt, S25 tIs 80 90
Silterne Serers, init pcllcn Suwtlef1, 20 90
Sitcrnt Scpincs, nit Surelen, l3 OO
9utrrne Guartirrs, frlcnbibe Gualltat, 90
Sittrne Jmitattcn 0uorttcrs, W
@clrne rno itsrnc SaIhennbren aus jpe' ..
ter !6anp, non allen prtiirr, ron 81 tts 20 90
gcrns Ornti(s, 81 rs ts 2 90
@rpne 2lrmtdnctr (ssrdeeGtts) init xrp0s
ilnp onbcrn GinttRun9cn, SO
Gbts Iilternc Sbetl6fcl, so
Siamant.9tfriete e3plrfteern, NIT trIirsn lll'
ttrnrn J3cletrs, tleB 70
@oIoene J9etteu, Gruiinoceln, Sin9errtn'
9e, Sbrrin9s, uno Suwelruwaaren ucn je'
DER Gualit6t uno @cucnnuuq, on ben nic'
cri0lfen Vbildbclrhia' uno 9ieu Ocrfcr pret'
len 9olone uno Tlterne 9ener, 0cpure, nno
annrtier Sofuhrcn, .rrd wchIfellcr ale Die
rtioen Gin 9lGiprud, III hnrcidICno nm
6dufer ;u iiber;euqcu, oas Dies Der Srt 1T,
9uie uup wohfsile 9lrtfcl su befcmmen. pile
@iter ncr6en parrdntirt o1s ~ iein fur
mas fle perfanft mcrbcn 8e(fCGun9en aus
benz Qdnoe neroen pluftlid, be(crgt. Slltes
Gjcto uno Sibcr miro fur baar @jcIo cher I'M
2Iustalhdh fir Wadren du9enonmen. Seee
9Irt Salhsnuhrcn Nerben rcparirt uno spdr'
rautirt serau 5cit gu halten.
0t. 3. Sh habe cine iptcncice QcIcne
SrcunbcnsS aIhcnubr, I'M beim pfcroctrct'
ten &c. Die 3cit ;u bnlteu. @benfaIIs per-
qpIcete uno 9apnuilIrtc 2ofd,cnubr, fir
Soduoler, unc das anrerlr in mem Eod, 9e'
h6rigc Gllter, an eewi 8 Qooc 8
llhreus uuo SuweltcreGa Ganoluna,
9o 4l34 Rarfltr0ee, pberhnIb Der IIten,
Jicroicltc, phlaoclrbta.
'funi Is. rqtS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
=, ID. JtTIWNII
25alnut Ctr, J,pifben Der 3trn unp 4ten.
Barnunq ! QBarnuua ! !

Sitt hid rrr aller faGIhen 3uttrtituns RON 2eilr.
tirfbcn, ais Salfame. 8ttters Sprup ron 9elptir,
fben corscsctsnrn Q9iofrfbeu piIen, &C., % ic al.
s falftb nb, unb feline Der Su9rnren tctcn ais jcnr
rpn Or. y. Sfrapnts cCbtrn jutcrritrtcn - Dieter
@prup .teftbt aus rtsrtdtilfhrn Snsrrcicntrn, hen
QRilotrlbsu iino onhtrn mebijiniibrn SRtitanjer,
une III autIer 3reicl ras anscncbmlfc ilnp artenr
ie ltt ,rrlbes jrmals crfunbrn miIrbr FIR bic -6r.
lung Ger ausjcbrllnS unS anrrrn Erant3riten rer
StnScn uno Der SruIf.
Or. Swapnr's 9rmrrrnb @prup RON 2Biletir,
fhen trfucet lid in etti9cn Srttrln, umibla9en NIT
tinen Stablttib, irrrauf leb Or. Smapnc's ltntcr.
fbrlft ktineet unr mrp trn Qsrntcif in ben Qgurt.
Stdptcn Ger Der. Staatrn rcrtauft.
9ic rtise fbattare 00lrrtjn miro in Rem Ssub'
itcbr ron u. 0utb unp Sc. in 2ilcntaun rtrfauft.
Sall TO- nl3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
sReuer Sletcerffebr.

llnisrseihnster betient fsdp eisfsr @eLs9sEt
hsif.feiHen, SFctiHeeu Suncsn, unc sfurn ge.
.rbftrf Thbiffnih riberbanrf ansuSeiaeu, bes
rr eiHsu nsusn s. Letbsr' Sfctt, dh
Gem Hore 5ifttdsn Gfs Der Stem nno MdrfS
Strdesn, IN philadelphia, sr6fnet bat, aay1S
er foIsence JtleipunasflRde, ale:
9lsfe, Soften. ggefeu, Soelnee Ssat&
}nber, 5clentrdSer,
ufb fllrL olIe gu biefem Sad, 9ebcrenes Siy!!
tifcl, 70 tilIia ;um 9srfauf auf 5aub bat, aid
Ge ir9eno fcnl.po in philadelphia 9sfaufs
wrrben f6nnen. @r bat ann,e Semmcusgna
,iac,- Die er an SO 50uss4anff, nne alr (einf
9lrtifel fincskssaPr niuiIishtn SDrcpctticn biI
fia. Sennoen 9lrbeif uerfertiat ct ebenFaI5'
anf Die bauerhafteffs slrt DIE fiirisite anjeise
llun.;a eeA hillisflen preieen. Das publt.
fun III einaeIdeTn Bel fbm anSurufeH che e
fenitpO fauft.
,.,. Seba p. SIcan.
Mai IL, ua3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
G 8 Nfcnaera.
81 It OJ1 lit ct.

Cine QprbltDat fur niitttr uno tbrs Sinerr-frf'
dies ntsen @ftrman's Qeurm. $cicnsts ,pabrlteb
etnaunt nersen, inrem lie tauienec rcn Sneern rau
eum friib,eitstn 9rot eeretct Baten, unc bas 0erj
tsr Oluttcr nit Srcuos erfulltcn, nahccm iic jsee
0ctfnuns ctr @ensfuns brrs Sinrrs auf9e8tten bats
te. Tim irenn man tercntt baB 2eurmer tapletiee
rrn Sinern jGBrldb ;eri6ren, uni rrlItn ttrlasar
nt in 3rprifel ss;cgen wirt mn inrsm es fstahnt
IN bar rcte Scjtngcs Gin beres Olttl 1T oeitlts j
,erffrtn INN ~ rertreiten, 70 mug rs gemB elmer
ertn Camille cas 6erj NIT Sreuer srfuIle' msnr lis
bic QntIncisuns cner fcldsn Qerbltbat rernnint
clbt nr alcin ut BIC 3uterctuna fur 2Snrmer gut,
(enrtrn feline 6uIten Scitn9cs baten aud he tdlnn
jten Sllrn ron 3srtaltuug turirt, '1rJe aud Nus'
isbrsInas slpo !5cinuns pcrthwunctn une Serjms'tc'
lung itsrstl ibttdr mar. 2Sir linr tetannt NIT
rSribiertncn Sallcn rcn munrert0ren Surrt1, lne
Genten bic Nufnertiamtsit ees 9labfra9rrs ant Or,
Shernans gamrblet ron Gurrn. Die Sampler
Srienses turircn Scrfprb in fitnf ainutcn, II. snt
ftrnen ails eSrjtlcpftn, nerrSlt StIhwcrsen unr
Srainpf Ses armen 9olanne's pfalter 1T auiftr
Swtifrl ras ttffdrteuoe pfatcr in rer 23tlt. 2Sir
ratben allen Sectncen an bic SuterctunS tes Def.
tore anjumtnren, miIenp rab lie in brer Grnartina
niht sstauittt irerbtn.
Die ctiss Alsri,insn irc i'm @u6tcGr ron "
gu y uno 60. In QlcntatIt gu batsn.
Suni 2a. nqls
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
81 q Ch 7 t th t

mirb hermit ae9ebeu, oae Der llnterlhriebc'
ne ols @recutor BON Der oiutsrIafenitaft
Der ueriforbcneu Barbara Sung, lest.
bin pen Sber Sauecna 3auuldlip, echa
@auntp, ernaunt rppreeu it. 9llle eie'
ieniscn eahrr, prIds ncd redtmdsi9e Sers
berunssn an bela9te pinterlaGsnfhoft ba'
ben, Gub erlud,t iclde pCbbeltdti9t mner'
balb ,Rouatsn bel oemllntrrIdriebenen ein'
snbdnoiScn uuo cicienisen Die ncd an oie'
islbe fduIesn, ,pereen aebgtsu Ibre Hndltdn'
be inDerbaIb bsia9tsr 3eit audi ab;ntrasen.
2lbrabam SnnG Gr'Dr.
SHai %, nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
9Effbma furtrt burd) Sapnc'6 @rpec.
fDTdiIt
saniptrtrtllt, n. &, ?(prl

SamTertptlt, n. s., 2tprif 27, 1874.
Or. Sapnc - a0len .otrr - Surtb bic Qscbltbat
G5cttts BAT br Grrcetcrant mid ron elmer fbrrtIi.
den Sranebsit tcfreit. SIN lrttcn 0ttemtrr murbe
iob NIT Qfbma tefalcn cine &rantbtit nit Der icb
fit rsIcn Sabrrn eerldst mar. Iiene Suu9s unp
oals marcn web, unb msin -1uItcit fbmer neinr
Srdfttn rerlicbcn mid unp rttrrr ftBr matt. Ginc
SSlaftt rpn ibrcm Grrettcrant wurbt mir juaefantt ;
i'm Anfanae slN,ittc i'd bab cs nts ais Guadtoites
rel mare, ater IA berclte rcn mrincm Stfannttn,
Or. e5cius 70 bcdD emrfcblcn rarp, purbt b -tsmos
gen bcnIetsn ju setraucbcn, unb III peniScn Sasen
mar b tlrirt unp lin ritrtn seiune. SCb hatc jrtt
zine bcbt 9leuun9 ron ibrer leci,in, unr ntnn ieb
tiuist SlaIbcn Bate unb fcnnte ftins ancrre mebr
t,frmmen, rilrpc ib feline 10 Sbasr fur cine Sla.
i&s neDmen. GDrrrtietisf,
Gchu Seacr,
palier Ger SaP. Stride gu SamttrtpiQs, u. :.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
Sttdsbares Gtgentbui1l

auf CfentltCber 8eubu 81 oerfalfcn.
Srctass ben II 9Iu9ut, Tim 12 llbr 9Rit'
tag, fclI auf Gi9cHtbnm ieIbit tfeniIId,
Yerfauft wcrben:
giue ocrtreffide Cote @runo, .
9eleqen auf Der (HeIid,en Seite Der SamiItcn
Giraffe, Der Stoot Naertaun, uno Sudr Ge'
raoe qe9enlber BON bem prhtiqen baditst'
ucrnsn Wchnbaufe Der Iserren pi9hicdp uuo
Sierp ar6nieuo peitlid, au cine Pctte Der
Nerren Wduu fuoIid an cine pfentIidc
SIeD GilIid, an cine 1ctte bon 9lcter SierD,
uno norclb an Die Oamiton Stro6s; ents
haltenb III Der Tronte an bela9ter StraBe,
40, uuo in Der Iiefe $50 SUE. Die 8erbef'
feruu9en barauf iInb.
&gA Gin Ii StctP bchcS bafifein>
s;ssa erneS 9SohlbauS,
kzsSSSE ein outer SutIdcnmahcr Sdap,
Gin prihti9er IL 9crdurii9er Shmieo Sd,ap
mo cine pcrtreflid,e 9erduni9e Sdcucr.
Diefes GiQrnthum III, ba cS in einem Der
SNaupt GeId6ft6tbeiIcu Der Staot lie9t, fehr
lpcrtbpoa uuo fprhl bic 2IEfmerflamteit pcn
&aufultigen ruertb.
@ lie I db a II 8 :-Scltfn an oecllaenel'
tctcm l3. 70 ,pie audi ant Samifaq Den i4tcn
2Iu9uff, an beioen Ga9en UNI IL ubr Wittaas
Die fclGence
Sen e9(t de @itter
AM ndmliden Srt, auf 6fcntliher 9ensn
cerfduft meroen ndmlih:
Cine Sub, @incmnhlc, s,pei SIasbdl9e
,uei SlmbHie, Elm Sdraubftcd, cine Orch
bdnt, cine Maihinc I'm: Ba9enrefe gu trims
men, odmmcr uno 3dn9rn, unc iberhanpt
alcs ,pas su cinem ooIitiubiqen Sd,nlico
@eIdirr gehGrt. Gi lei d, IA Il q: - Cine
Guautitdt pcrtrcfflidPr @ldhcn plarfru, 80
mpbl0etrrdnete Nobcn, 3 neue lcidte Sde'
bies, NobeIbdufe, une itberhaupt Gin prC'
itiuci9es Sutfchenmocher G'cftirr. @bcm
G,a 8 - &iie s Gag llbr, Gin rc6f, Spei
8nreou6, cine 2lusahl Settcn uno SettIacen.
eiu prdd,ti9es Ncrle pianc. Glide uno Stilb'
lie, Elm SoolSs unb Sohlen'Sfeu, Sdnfe, 3il
Der, Stdnner, uno fcnlf nod, iebr uiele Arti'
fel, 81 ipeiIiuftt9 81 meloen.
lie Scpinauu9cn am Srrfaufsta9e nnb
gaflpartuI9 bon
cSonaS Snnb.
Suli 10, 1847, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
"NE-sr

wro bierbnrd seaeben, oaB bic lltter;eifnel
tenats @reeutcren oon Der Sinterlaeenfd,dft
Ses uerlfcrbenen Sae'Ubean.be c 8, leBts
bin pcn Sber'Sanccn Eaunfhtp, eed1a eo.l
erndnnt rpcrben iinc. gllIe cieienigen oahert
,peIdle nod, an befaste SiuterlaeenfGaft tnt
3ldffanee tIno, 1no eriudt innethalb 8 .Decl
nat apsutnfen unc abSubeSablen,-uno aut
.biejeni9en, tpeIde nod redtmdBi9e. Gcroets
mugsn an semelcete Sinterlasenfdldft babsnl
tno gteidfaIs 9ebeten Diefetbe ihnettdib bu
laster .3eit pOhlbeffdtist einsubrinsen, an
" Willianl %. eanres, AGr,ors.s
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
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@efe0ld,aft, bsfittelt Ger SpreGbent, wers
waltcr nnc @eleiffdidft, fur ten @ncsfprd eia
ne Sriicfe iber ben eedy@BIhe, nabe bel sIs
lentauu su erbaueu," fca am 2tsn ndfifeh
9Iu9uif (rpcldle5 Der erfte Wcntas IT'D ant
@alfhaufe bon S nc s Trerler III
Der Staet slIentdhn ,Sebdlten weroen, uni
Seamten ftakbsia9ts @eIetlhaft gu srwdb.
len, Die fur ben.faspmeuoen Termin Su bies
uen habsu1 an tpefdtrr GET ilnn an ipetdsut
Crt Der Sdnbmeilfer csr Gjeielfhaft soent
fags einen @erid,t oes Sinanj 3nfances iei
mes SR6rprrs porle9cn miro.
Deter Sofman Yrelioent. &
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
81 a ebrt6 {

Birb hermit esseben, oae Der lluterffrits
beue als sIpmirifratar bon Der Sinteriaj
,fenId,aft oss prrffcrbeuen Sobn causi
NJ n, leBtbn Don Nei6elberg Ednnfdlip, 2eI
d,a @auntp, anafffelIt iporben it, Scfhi
Die oaber iio6 rshtntdeise Scroerunsen an
befa9te SintetlaGcnId,aft su iiidd,sh babenJ
fiub erlndbt Tire 07edlnungen icaleid1 eiHIiI
bringsn anp Sridbs, Die nod auf iraeno eIl
ne 9Itt ldnlcig fTnb, peroen sebetsn inHert
balb 3 Wpnateu abSubs;dttsh.
Goipin Sdustitatl, 9lon1'cr.
9s6rp.pbatbaai
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26

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Sprur rpu 2Silpfirfbr nabrcnr als Olittrl ftDlSr'
fbla9cn baten.
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