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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
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men, 2343 Rrauihdupter, S5 pfune Eladie,
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&C 4 Barrel, uno 20 edenngen Belfhfcrns
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,Sufd,sl Salf auf tas eanb aethau.
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ec5m cabr iS45 nurscn bofslbf perfertist:
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itf Bnhndnnige bcfneeu.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

T Der Adbtbnrs SohH SanfS Ibrruabm
samucrtcstcn Wcutag oae Smt eines Stdats.
hhosmeilfere Sh Narrieetlfd' uho frnahiue
sSerrn ~Sadlon, pen @crf6, Su lcurm eriten /;
Z. 0iirrllrn, pcu Sedper, ,u ielnem ,rpci.
stn; n, ieiHsn Sclu ST fcinem nrittsn Sdreis.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

SclbifmorS.- 9lm lestsn Sdmifaa tes
aiena SNerr 6 fper SuufId der, fen.
Elm fchr 9eafteter 8iiraer orn Soeieelbera
9ounld,ip. oiefcr Saurts, oaburd, +SeIbff'
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brm sSssm Aioorecrft, hirein IicR, auf wsIte
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

H. Ter Scuat Ger 8crrintdten Stdaten
hat lcbte qRcd,e enflimnUa rinen ntFid'.
fcits 'ScfdIus su Ghren bes Wni. Sen. z.
Sarlcr pneirt. Tics II cine bittcre 9bille
fir feline 8erldumter i'm SNaufe Der 9ieprs,
Ientdnten, uno preToent pcIf fslbft.. .
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

p~ Ter 9iaum unierer beuti9en 3eitnn9
IN, beiuabe giuslid) bnrd, Sefauiltmad,un'
asn einacmcmmer. 9ISir bitten bespc9rn
ticjelliasn tie lieter fontf mas leien, nm
9aodlId,t --@iS nid,fe Bcdle wiro fId) bic
.Gad,e fd,cn tpieeer dneerr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

N1an hat bered,nct bds fTd rs ,O00 Suteu
in ben @er. Staaten bef1nben. Gn Ren' Ycrf
ftnb otngsfdhr l2,OOO-in Dbilahclptia o.
300, uno in Baltimore 1900. Die 9aris
sIu,obf in ben nicr 98elntcil,t tpirb auf cbn'
aefihr Tcbcn W2iQicncn ac-thdtt..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

"Sm Srnat tiefes Staats it cine Bill
rinbrrihtet rporeer, bic Stabt 9cthiebem in
Hcrthamptcu @auntp, incorpprircuo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

Jim rpriaen Dcnncrstd9 Wcracn nurte
Gin Mntotte, 9enanpt oeuoerior, in cas 2an.
CATER @efdnauiB gefeBt, auf bic 9luflnae, Gle
nrn dncern farbiaen Mann tei 9awlir9S
beraubt uno Damn eriIoten Su haben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

.RE5z Sias ben -8srhanhlunaeH- unfercs @ons
0rcfes fcilten mir eirfe Icd,e niChts idh6p'
fen tpeIdes uniern 1efern ron Sntcrcfen
fein ipitros. sass
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

~ DAG er1fe 9feqinicnt unfersr Sreitpil'
Iiarn cerlies 9feu-Srlenns am 2lffen cSnnu.
ar-nno oas S'peitc tpabrfteiulidI am 2Gften,
fir Wericc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

OF gteu Srlcdu6 Seltun9en brln9en uns
fdbiimme Serid,ts bon cem s,ueiicn 8eaimcnt
frr peuniplpaniidcn Sreinlli9en, bic un'
fertaib jener Staet ihr Eager hattcn. Die
Srcpic berid,tet, bas in Der Samltaa Rddt,
lSanuar 23,) nno fp6hrcno cincm 3hetf,ces
tplgencen Gags. Der 8e9en III furd,tbareu
SirOmen berabhel, poourd, bic aanse llm'
9chsno nm Die estabt nberId,pemmt wuroe.
gFdbreno oislcr 9auSen Belt par bas beIa9te
Sleaiment H. eins BON WiiG'fppi Der Nefti9'
felt ces Sturms uuo 9ie9en aus9cictt, chne
coe linen aud, nur tas 9erin9ffe Wittel bel
Ger cane fam, UNI I'D, eaucr sH bcfhntcr.
Ger Sceen no fte laaen War talb ilbers
itwemmt bic Soltdteu waren mas bis anf
tie Snu'.-Cie philadelphia Changers, @d'
moron @uaroS, II. Stcdtcn CWaud @hurD
slrtilleriifcn, hdben 5einahe ale lhre EIans
fets uno anoere6 @i9euttum eurb Die Sutb
tlngcbiiet--uno ilancen Die aail;e 3eit im
Ertd rue @oder bis an bic Gnie, obnc oa6
tic 9ie9ieruneS Seamtsn cine cano fur IIe
.geereht coer fur brifere auortieve seicr9r
tnten llnaefdbr srpei'hunecrt bon ern pen'
fpIrarier taten cas Eager perasen unc Inc
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Jcn haten lIdb in eineui .Gampffdiff nuf ibs
rf 3urildrcile nad Der ileeu ceimatt bc9e'
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1sriel NIT ndditer @'efe9enheit fcl9eu.-8cn
ftu Whiiiiiirptaus flno ptelc, feitocm fIe in
Jisn Orleans anacIauot, NIT 3cce abacadus
rgsn.- Sdcre Surid'e mus rcd, bic pplf,
Nesieruna dn9cifcllt haten, um fir Die Col,
ieoten gu fcr9en. rie ihre oeimathcn perlirs
Fen I'm taS 8aterlouo Al rertheiciecn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

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Seieer, aepfcl uno Siii9, % 65
Ir fene acpfel, 3 80
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9lus be6erun9cn.
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2Sl 43
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Sd,rriner slrbeit, us 02
Creber sIrbcii, 8 so
@pps, l2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
Scf<tisattaaaC CacGoas1sCs. .

n Doctor r.panftacn, bc.
60 nlocpathiidsr 9lrst Wunoar,t unc
EENss 9ebnrtsbeIfer, unIdnat aus CeuiId,,
r48E lano anastcnImen, jeet in Daniel
Sd,ulse's sdus in Sbrr,canncvcr
SauHlhlp, Wtoni9cmcrp @auutY, wohnhaft,
orH Crctrr Nertn8 empfchlru, friheiIt ben
philenten IN tcincr SfRcc ees Dsergeus tis
10 uhr uno or6 Tid,mittaes his d llbr,
!RMh, uno beiHdr icId,e asf ihr 8erIau9cn
iu jeccr 3eit-
SeoIHhf y. *3mjiB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

or 9efanuilict hat unicr 1reuno 6. 8.
gcn 1aacn, bic prddtise MabImlhlc acra'
&c nnterbab biefcr Stoet (eie erife oerirl'
tenl nuldnst fduaidn an Gd 9sbradt. &r
rnb il nun bcreits NIT WRahlen bcittdftist,
unb ss freuet uns ~ oerucbmen, bae er UOrs
trsfflid,e 9Irteit liefert. Sn Ger Chat cs bas
teu uns Iold,e pericnen, bic pom ieincm
Slducr tenubt baben, uerild,ert, bas Fc ne'
mals einen teGern sIrtifeI perbrauht baben.
Wan fehe in siner dnoern Spalte irine Se'
tanrtmad,unq, rpcrnus man eriehen ipiro,
bas er nnr 5funeen'9Irtcit, uio Tlauer fir
HE Stoet rno llm9c9enc Ucrfert9en tpirc.
Serr Bon 5aaen pereicnt Die reidlide llns
terflllsuna unieres hieG4cn YnbLifums.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
Sgrtate sSfcca)saaasaa.

Die 0iehnuu1 BON Charles Si9sr, @I1.
SfaBmeifter Der Direftcren oes Saufcs
sur Seihdfti9un9 uuc llnterhalt Der Cir
men fir eas @auntD ecd,a, Ucm 2 Sanu'
ar 1916, bis iHm lifen Sanuar IS47, bsb
be Gage mitein9eftlc6en.
Or, =.
1916, San. 2'-gilanS Iaut lester "
9ed1nung, 2,492 80
Septcmter 10 --Sanr cnipfdnaen
bon M. .. @bcrharb. @rtraa
BON ocm 8ertnuf Der @itsr ecs
perifcrb Schn Smith, 33 so
Suf Srbrrs an tsu SdaBm~ 1000 90
1886 20
9r.
8aar be,ntlt auf SroerS, 1913 40
Silaus in Sdasmeifsrs odnbeu, $50 30
S4,526 20
pDie Oroer go. III, III @unifen orn
SenrD Sd,nare fur s33 "a mar nod, nid,t
fur SesGbIun9 cin9cbdnci9t ais ciefe 8ed'
nun9 9efflciIcn puree.
Sir Sauerns@erdttf6 rno uns
terbalt Der 9fetbe uno Slibe.
10 IA N.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

5pferce, Rdhre, Sullcu, 10 Riibe, 2
Nfinrer. @uG, 10 Stisre, 3 SdIter, IL
Stiid Shaafs, 81 Sdpcine, . Ndaen,
Ceartoru, Soclifhlitcr, 8 pflise, @ase,
Sdicbfarren, Dreid,malbine uno cine
9Einemlhe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

Ste Rcd'nun9 res Shcmos Sauff,
9tufieber pes 9e6a @auntp 9lrmcn,
bdules
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

Tath1n German,
Sermm 9fnpr,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-19

TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.

The United States are now entering on a.
career of unexampled prosperity. The most
brilliant prospect is in store Tor u.s. Congress has
fortunately adjourned. Our merchants, me-
chanics, manufacturers, agriculturists, and pro-
iessional men are delighted with this, and enter
on the spring business with lighter hearts.
Before another month, all will be hustle and
anxiety. Country merchants, laden with money,
will soon arrive to make their spring purchases.
Our city merchants will then have their hands
full. Some will make money-some will not
Some will have their stores, or other places of
business, thronged from morn till night, and
make large profits on their sales; while the stores
OF others will be passed by, and their occu-
pants will not clear expenses. The first will be
those who advertise in the public journals, the
others will be those who do not. Advertising is
reduced to science nowadays. The man Who
makes himself known in this way soon gets rich.
He who does not remains poor.
We desire to inform our friends and pairons
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to make themselves known, in the city Of New
York and throughout the Union. Our paper cir
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fits amounting to thousand more. He
who neglects therefore to employ it in this way,
neglects his own interest.
In order to do justice to all WHOSE good judy
nent induces them to select this sheet for adver-
Using during the coming business season, we
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that persion who has not even learned the al
phabet, will be able to see that the type mean
something.
On the fourth OF next month we shall appear
in our new dress. Advertisers will bear this in
mind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-19

STEAMER OREGoN.-This splendid steamer,
Captain Thayer, is to be brought out and placed
upon the Stonington line, in the course of next
week. She is to take the place OF the Governor,
which is to be Withdrawn.
We learn that Captain Thayer has been en-
gagged for another season. This will be guaranty
the sufficient to insure the confidence of the
public, however strong the prejudice may be
against vessels OF her class, in consequence of the
disaster which befel the ILL fated Atlantic.
Iii fact worthy of record, and simply an act
of justcedue Captain Thayer, to state that during
a period of more than thirty years. experience in
navigating the Sound, it has never been his mis-
fortune to meet with any serious accident, attend
ed with the loss of single life.
We lately paid the Oregon visit, and were
surprised to see the many Improvements which
have been added to her during the last winter.
These Improvements have been made at cost oil
$l4 900; SO we were informed by her enterprising
owner, Mr.. George Law.
One thing of importance we noticed, namely
the construction of her steam chest and pipe
which is secured so as to prevent the possibilit,
OF its breaking, as in case Of the Atlantic. Sh
will now carry two IL inch chain cables, eacl
ninety fathoms in length, aud an additional an
Choir of 1000 pounds. This will give her tire
anchors, of an aggregate weight of 1900 pounds
sufficient to hold her IN any part Of Long islam,
Sound, in any sized gale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-19
The Weekly Herald.

Oar weekly sheet for the week ending tonight,
will be ready tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
1t will contain the late very important news of
the massacre of the Americans in New Mexico
the latest intelligence from Vera Cruz and Gen.
Taylor the latest naval intelligence; the cores.
pondence between COL Benton and the Presi-
dent; the English ne VS. per steamship Hiberna,
in that vessel shall arrive in the interim the
proceedings Of the State Legislature important
and interesting Washington correspondence
theatricals; a table of mail distances in Mexico
the reception of Hon. John c. Calhoun in Charles
ton; New York markets to the last hour edito.
rails on the subjects of the day; table of the
pay OF u 8. army officers; and a variety of other
interesting matter, besides our usual collection Of
financial, political, commercial and miscellaneous
news.
1t will be embelshed with an accurate engrav-
ing of the town of Marn near the pass of Salinas,
in Mexico.
We desire to inform our patrons that that Sec
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on transient newspapers. will not apply to the
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the postage will be the same as heretofore.
Single copies 81 cents, or SO per annum, in adj
vance.
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Musical.

ITALIAN OrERA.-Rossinis opera OF THE Barber Of
Seville will be performed this evening at Palmos Sig
nora Pco appears in the character Of RosiDisanqui
rico takes the part Of Dr. Bsrtoo and that
Of Figaro We are happy to be able to announcc Sguora
Pico, and We have doubt that many will join in
this Why cannot the company got up for the coming
season II they rsmain to fulfil IL, number OF pieces in
which both she and Bariii can sngi We are sure will
De popular move, and the managers would reap full
iorm.nce TO morrow evening whom the Barber Of Sc
vile" will be repeated.
Nhw ITALIAN ThouPs--Throush Mr.. Hackstt, II has
peen nnaiiy arranged that the Italian operate corps
shortly expected here from HavSna are perform rst
in Boston.
society Library, H'' W 'A'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-19
CITY InteikIReucs.

MAyoRALrY CONVENTION The democratic Mayorelty
Convention met last night at Tammany Hail. nominate
a candidate for Mayor, but adjourned without making
q nomination.
The WEArHER.-We were visited yesterday with an
agreeable shower Of ranvery like what the oldest in
feet completely lay the dust that blew about before
the wind in all directions during the last few days The
old adage-"March comes in like lion and goes out lke
lamb will doubtless be carried in letter and spirit
Az we have hitherto had some weather since the
commencement Of the present month, a few ane days
month. The weather towards evening became extreme.
ly mild and soft, when IL ceased raining The weather
continued extremely mild VI 10 II o'clock
THE srREErs--Our structures upon the street autho
rites, on the approach Of the charter election, 1t
would appear are beginning 10 have salutsry effect
Lahore employ ed ost directions sweeping the
Nth OF the streets but the dopdated condition OF the
pavemsns Is truly dsgracefui when the filth has been
removed. We should not forget, however, that this
mode Of the Of the electors just upon the
eve ofslection day, will not "go down I" with our ct
zeps Of old Gotham The dirty street" party in
delicate FIX"
cd for parcel of Boston papers Of yesterday morning,
brought over the New York and New Haven Ioute.-
They were in our possession at an early hour last night
Low TipEs.-The tides at present ere unusually low,
and great Inconvenience to the passengers ofthe
ferry boats The winds that have prevailed during the
last few weeks have occasonsd this Inconvenience.
PusLIc DINNER "A dinner will be given to the Hon.
Thomas Butler King, one of the representatives Of
Georgia, at the Aston House on Tuesday next.
The MvsrEHIous FIRr.--The fire that occurred at
the corner Of William and John streets some few eve
nings ago, was occasioned, we understand by spark
from stove falling met in front of ths stove, in
which frc was placed at the times and from which
the trunk referred 10 in our notice. took fre The Ore
was accidental AMI not tie work OF an neeDi'ary The
officer on duty al the time acted with hrnpess aud
prompusude IN putting out the Arei Which under e'h~r
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Navigation OF the Ohio RIv.r.
MONEY MARK EFT.
Thurst7ay. March Ia-6 n. NJ.

We have no material change in the stock market to 70
port either in the way of sales quotations There sre
very few buyers and the olors experience great deal
ofdimcuy In getting I'D oftheir stocks Reading Bonds,
Reading Railroad Norris Canal, and Norwich and Wor-
cester, closed at yesterdays prccs but very weak
Farmers Loan wsnt up u; Canton, Vi vicksburg fell
of "; Harlem, 4 per cent
There was very small amount of business done at the
second board in consequence Of tho almost total absence
sfbuyss Vichsburg, Reading, ind Norwich closed at
prices current in the morning; Canton went up Ks
Farmers Loan !. per cert.
The Boston end Worcester Rsilrosd Company have
presented 10 the Logisstpre Of Massachusetts renen
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q. EDITOR
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For instance, the Weakly Herald, addressed at your
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cation. n.
All who purchase the Herald, and mail it at this
Office, can have them forwarded with our mails
at the old rates OF postage. There is nothing in
the law TO prevent this.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-19
Important News from Mexico.

In another column will be found some ex-
uemely interesting news from Mexico, which was
received in this city yesterday. Our readers will
please refer Dit, and draw their own conclusions.
1t establishes two important points. First, that
Santa Anna took his departure from San LUIS
Potosi between the 10Th January and the I'd of
February last, with Fl $40 troops-that he had
reached Matehuala, town about one.third Of the
distance from San Luis Potos, with the avow-
ed purpose proceeding to Monterey. Whether
he has done so or not, is matter OF much doubt.
The extreme destituton of his force would render
it extremely doubtful hat he would goso far to at.
tack the well paid and enthusiastic American SOL
diers under the gallant Trough and Ready" If
he has done so, however, he must have arrived
long before this, and, as a consequence, battle
has taken place between the two armies, and no
doubt another brilliant victory acquired by our
arms.
The other point which it establishes is, that
another peace messenger, or something like one,
had been despatched by our government, with Of
fers of peace to the government of Mexico. The
peace messenger in this instance is Senior Atocha
a native Of Mexico, who resided here for some
time. Whether he succeeded in his mission or not.
does not appear The announcement yesterday
that this gentleman, that any one, IN fact, had
been sent as peace messenger, created great
deal of suspicion; but if our readers recollcct, we
published the fact of his having been sent-hi.
name, and the purpose for which he was sent, il
our correspondence from Washington, SIX or eigh
weeks ago.
This is all important, but in addition thereto
we have had communication with gentleman
direct from the city OF Mexico, who informs u
that the government was negotiating loan fo
$l0O,oOooOo with every prospect of realizing tina
amount for carrying on the war. This loan on
paper looks like magnificent lottery scheme,
and the chances of its negotiation are probably
about equal to those OF drawing the highes,
prize in one Of the lotteries of the day. But we
shall see.
We will undoubtedly receive extremely impor.
tsns news from Mexico very seon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-19

The CRY REroRMERs IN THE FIELp-EIsHrH
WARD Primary ELEcrroS.--We are assured that
we were misinformed as regards the statement
we made in yesterdays paper, so far as regards
the candidates for Alderman and Assistant Alder
man OF the Eighth ward. Neither Abraham B.
rnioy' nor Daniel E. pelevan, are candidates for
alderman or Assistant Alderman, but are the
suppor.ers OIL ticket that will use every exertion
70 nominate such candidates, regardless of the
contending chques of the ward, as will give the
most satisfaction tot electors: such as und.r-
stand their wishes, and have the nerve, IL slectsd
10 carry them out; pledging themselve, n 90 -,
''clean Streets" and for diminishing the exnenss
on "ice." This is the greatest move vet. Clear
streets and economy in ice is all that we can ,s,
sonably expect.