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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06

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5erlep, bat man nenerbiuas cine rsihe 4ups
feraoer cntcedt. Cine Winir Scurpauie
fanfte oas @nt fir $4,000. Seiteem lpG
man bas 8upfer reidbaltig NIT Silbsr pers
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msbr fur 100000 9sfauft peroen f6nnte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06

Sn Phiiaeelphia Gno nun orel @lntibGtsn
f,r Die WaDur'S 'SteHe i'm Selos. Die 9Bbigs
ihaben &sl. SpiiI; bis qofcs nru. IbiGips,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06

9 di RI q ! der 9 hiffbru Dr.
Al 9cben osrloren.- Das Sd,ict "RamIpuf,"
pen Rcu Ucrf mad, GiprrpooI beifimmt, bate
oas ulu9Ind am l5ten pcrigen Wcnats, auf
benz Meer ctna 500 Weitcn aueerbalb Gan,
by Socf, bon cinem hefti9cn Wnoltce actrcf,
fen ;u peroen, Der ods fc9cnannte Saus
pc9fnhrtc, Die Sqlltburen aufrie, eas Sd,iff
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mad,te. "a 8srosf5 pasa9icrc uuc Z Der
Wannihaft 9ten9cn perIcren Die lletr,
gen: 5 D1sd9iere umo Is Officiere uno
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SdIiff uuc feline enoung wdren in Rsu Ocrf,
pbiaoelphia nuo Reu Seofcro perTd,ert.
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fcinen sIoppfateu nit ihm ;u gcben. Do
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
Spitefe5 Don europa.

Das ncur Dampfldiff @uao oafqui,
par 1T am ocri9cn Scnuta9 Wcr9en Al
Reu Uorf ar9efcmmen uno briu9t 9tad,rid,'
ten ben Qiperpccl bic GUM Iahmittag oss
I4tcn uori9cu Wouats.
Der Warft fir 8r6bfcffe blieb nieoerae:
oriot. Das 9Beiter mar febr 9iiriti9, unb
oas &inlammeln Der @rnbte, rpelfes ourd,
It)tedtc6 QSetter tbeil6meiIe uuterbrUd,en
iporoeu mar, bate nit pieIer Tbiti9feit mie.
Der an9cfangen, bct jeber 9lu6Fd,t auf reid
lihe @rntten.
Sn Scl9e ees srrBen Sctrads BON aus,
IduoifdIcm @ctrcioe, weldc6 fiirjIidI emp,
faugcu WHror, NIB ces 9rosen Dru6s, ocr
I'M @iclomarft bcrrld'ts, bate fdit ale Spef,
uIaticu aufgebort. 8iele bebeutenoe Sano,
lnn9ShdnIrr habeu Saaferctt gcmad,f, cereu
Sd,ulcen auf mchr ale Rillicnen ausc9cs
ben werecn uro e6 hciBt, oas unter Den
nit cem Wchthanoel be1hifti9ten NaubelS,
bduIer in Gcnopn faum Gins 81 fnren lci,
pcIdcs SablunG6fdtt9 mare.
phitaNcipba uuo Baltimore Slduer wire
nuGefhbrt su "a Sdyiltm9 6 pcrs tis 25
Sd,inirg oa5 Sac QBciSeu mar Deus per
20 Vfmo 9cfolIen, uno 98cIfdfcrn 2 Sd)iI,
lima eaS Charter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
" Ste@ ateoonta."

slm 2tsn Srptembcr traf aud, Die @nlcSc'
MIA Al Bottom BON @ngIano ein, uno ocrcn
9eui9fettcn reiden biS gum l9teu giu9uit. -
gtad1 bsnlelten batteu ildh ole @etrdioespret
ie in ben Ieeten Ga9cn nidi 9rinoert,- -aub
itrht Die SddIe ic, bde uufrre Sducrn nid,t
auf cine itarfe 0criltIffung uah @uglano,
fir cine &rbObun9 Der @rtraice' 'preiic rch'
ncn f6nnen.
Sin &erildt bate Gtl Uerbreitet, cag Qcu'
is phiaipe, Sf6ui9 Der Srausoleu, ermoroet
poroeu ist Wian ideHft ccmlelben abcr
feincn @lauben. llc6riasn6 llnO Gle 70 CT,
baltenen Radridten ichr maoer.
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~ RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct
IN llth, negro man Tom who calls himself tom
~ LITTLES. Tom is about % years of age, very
~ stout set and quite black In height about feet7 IL
cnes, little bowegged he is rather stupid looking, but
when spoken to he invariably smiles, showing fine white
and even teeth hair quite short and nappy. He had on
when he Left blue sattinet round jacket and took with
him pair Of pants, Of striped Batnett and one OF
coarse negro CLOTH with or two new unbeached cot.
ton shirts he wore away dark olive cloth cap with fur
around 1t.
am authorised to offer the OF $780, IL the above
named negro is taken in the District Maryland and de-
vered in Washington city, secured in Jail SO that
can get him, $40 If TAX Ell in any free State, and Sc
cured above ,a H'.i r
A. NJ HOFFAR, Agent for G. Stonestreet
Residence on l-2 street, a few doors above Pa. av.
nov lift MAT Intelligencer]
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through and Ready, Line.

f1JHE subscriber is running his omnibus " Rough
4 aud Ready and from tile Alexandra steamboat and
Pennsylyan avenue for the low arc ot TwRLyE A
cEsrsi and hopes the patronage Of the
Travelling Public The Omnibus will leave the wharf on
the arrival the boats and will down passengers at
point they may desire, Pennsylvania, between
Fuller Hotel and the Capitol; and will leave the southwest
Of the and 9th street. Opposite Coleman - nj
sl2 and Ol2 m, and IL IL, 2l.l, and Ia p m 10
convey passengers To the boat }, w. ELLIOTT
N B.-Passengers the Mail boat take the Omnibus
at Sig, a. m, and will be called for at Coleman's and
Browns Eddy y
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StpEArls17
A. NJ. HoFghH,
SURGEON DENTIST

4 IL sFeef, .hre doors doOre fd dpe"ue,
Sr-ys-s.c. Performs all operations in the line OF his
sss7.-S proh ssion Artificial Teeth inserted from
UI1YyyS Que oh full sci, on gold silver, or peadum
~1l-lJ am NOV prepared Ia Manufacturing all Kinds
OF Teeth usedIul sells with or without gums Having the
advantage Of manufacturing my own Tee, can afford TO
insert them much lower than any ~ tile District and
with much greater certainty of teir fitting the mouth prop
ery, the Porcelain is fitted To the model OF the mouth
while Ia soil STATE.
uIn determined 10 do all OF tie above named work %
per cent lower than II Is dane IN this city,
Persons wishing Artificial Teeth hail b. tier give call
can reisr The m 10 some ofour for
whom have inserted full ANA parts SETS FOR, they having
given liberty 10 refer any ne u them who may wish IT,
.13--Gm'
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DrsrArcH No. 2,

DESPATCH No.2,
RIcHMosp, Nov. l3, 10 A. m.
The New Orleans mail of the 9th is in.
The New Orleans Bulletin says that the Wings
have carried both houses Of the Legislature Of Louis
lima. .r'
IhiJodedlrs minority Is over 600
The news from Mississippi is gratifying.
Ibmpkins, Whie is elected To Congress over Ro-
berts, d. from the Vickshurg district.
.josselyn, Whig is defeated in the Holly Springs
district.
De Soto county has elected two Wings and one
Democrat to the Legislature.
Pontotoc sends all Democrats
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fstpENrIsfzE

s---- A Card abr, MCCONNELL returns his
A<(E~2 sincere thanks 10 his numerous friends and
U1ffSyA patrons TOR the liberal encouragement they
Il-IJ nave gwen him in his profession Surgeon
Dentist am, would respectfully he has connected
himself wlh Mr., THoS. j WILLARD, gentleman every
way qualified 10 give unboundt ssaciio SO thai the
gwen by his necessary absence
attending Other engagements will not again, he
his partner will always be on the spot anil pledges him
sell that all calls in his line Dental Surgeon will be at
tended to with the least possible delay
Their office is opposite Jackson Hail. between4 ! and
3 streets Pennsylvania avenue Their charges IN all
Case will be moderate oct lU-lmd'
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

CEyERAI Young Ladies' 10 learn Dress Making, also
y or two who understand the business. Apply TO-
Miss HORN,
sonth side Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18Th sta
g--2'
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
Congressional Globe and Appendix.

VIZ issue this Prospectus apprse the public Of renewed
LoBE and AprESpix for the approaching session
and 70 invite suoserona Inc So ns snab s
make complete reports TO multiply and issue the mum
creasing price subscribers, hope make good
return for the ibenity and high ofeia sanction thus DC
al least third beyond the ordinary bulk, and endeas..
aid it's usefulness by extending sn further its large
This last is not the important point in the view
Congress Faithful and durable reports Of the debates q The
value proportion TO the extent OF their rircu
aion the people IN this way that Congress =
obasa ensy access and holds with them
from day to day and renders the Government really repre-
Having received from parties in Congress the stronges st
marks Of appreciation and coincidence in the liberal means
not be found wanting in the imparaly and industry neces
sary the due idimen OF The engagement on our part
The session will task 10 the utmost the best efforts Of
those connected with the undertaking II win be dislin
CRUSHED BY o. or nd ana rgss
eers in The cabinet and in The field, will furnish objects Of
profound Inquiry and consideration The terms Of peace
The disposition conguess the eonsequencesio
be drawn from all that has been dome MS affecting parties IN
Presidential election will open up novel and powerfully OPP
Grating discussions, rendering HE councils at Washington
nen as those d Rome were he Old world in the days
her early energy Such field Tor dsiberai,on and aston
ransped may hereafter aspire before The close o. e
Il ns saps & hs
It. will come under the consideration OF the next Congress
determine lis results whether iey be decided by
diplomacy And whatever Is developed conserving is
Executive messages will be found recorded in the Congress
lie Globe is made up Of the daily proceed
ings Of Houses Of Congress and printed on super
fine double royal with sm bpe ana IL raa
yuaro pages The sp. eches Of The members ~ !hs has
being reserved ior The Appendix. ,luons n,otos
and other proceedings given In inc ofn Of int Journals
Every member viii oppoft ~ 10 read his re-
marks before they are put TO press IA aer our report
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IT Will the baltimore Sun have the impertinence
and hardhood to assert that the above Telegraphic
Dispatches were stolen from its columns?
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PORTER a. POLLOCK,
. - II NJ - H ~ - .

sa Would most respectfully call the attention Of
O. their friends and the public generally to their
49, PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, situated on Pa.
nv enue Opposite Colemans Hotel They prepared to
do all kinds Of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, GLIDING, BRONzfNG, DRAINING, MAR
DLINf, LETTERING, PLAIN and FANCY WALL
PRINTING, 7IsANSPARENCLES Of erery deserip-
tionn short everything appertanng 10 their trade In
manner that cannot fail TO give satisfaction both regards
quality and despatch. nov Oft
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COAL.

CohL.
JOHN PETITIONERS receiving daily his supply Of the
above arcle OF various kinds logt ter cee.
brated BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure Of
introducing into this Market and which has been highly
recommended by those who have used suitable lor er,
mans Ranges, Radiators dc.
Glover Hill Coal, an excellent article OF Bitumnous
dump Coa) thought To be equal If superior The
rions kinds heretofore used in our city.
Orders received at the yard On Lenoxs Wharf the
Long Bridge and at las office, H. + Massoleis drug store,
south side Pa avenue, between LIZ and 9th Streets
John r. Callan's. oct SIT
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drawing our attention TO the information by mark
ing. around the paragraph;
THE THIRTIETH CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.
lWhigs in ltacs-lndependent in Small Capitals Demo
erals IN Romanl
GEORGE MIFFLIN DALLAS, Err Cl9cio, President
Post Office, Philadelphia Residence In Washington, -
Names Home p, oGies Res'e in Washington
ALABAMA F
Arthur y Bagby, Tuscaloosa, Tylers Hotel
ARKANSAS
Ambrose II. SEWER Pine Bluff,
Chester Ashley, Little Rock,
John NJ Niles, Hartford,
Vrancy
DELAWARE
.yoha M Clayton, Newcastle, 'n
Presley SInUance, Smyrna,
FLORIDA
] D. Wesicoit, r Tallahassee, King's r b. II &c 10.
David h. Yner, 81. Augustine,
GEORGIA.
ILLINOIS
Sidney Breese Carlyle,
Stephen A. Douglass Quincy,
INDIANA.
ELw. A. Hannegan, Covingion,
Jesse D. Bright, Madison,
IOWA.
Vacancy.
Vacancy.
JohH z e, G,ritnende,, Pa,t,l1
LOUISIANA.
Henry johnson, New RIVER, Mo av. b. 3&4l.2
Sol n. Downs, Monroe,
MAINE
John Fairfield, Saco .f..
James w. Bradbury Augusta,
MARYLAND. s.r@
fumes A. Pearce Chesterown,
Rererdy Johnson, Baltimore Il, ".
MASSACHUSETTS
Daniel Webster, boston,
john Dapis, Worcester, H.
MICHIGAN
Lewis Cass Detroit, ~. M:
Alpheus Fetch Ann Arbor,
MISSISSIPPI
Jefferson Davis, Warrenton, H, gr
Henry s. Fooe, Jackson, wig ,s n,
MISSOURI
David David R !, A' Gibson Plate si'y, 80,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
chas. 9. Anterior, Nashua,
JOHN p HALE Dover -
i ,ssa i ii D %Kasr, Mo s'ris1'
John A. Dix, Albany, C,b.3&4L2
Daniel S. Dickinson, Dnghampton,
NORTH CAROLINA. MI
niaSis e +. l Hfussai, Red Mountain,
OHIO.
William Allen, Chilicothe, Browns Hotel,
Thomas COrtpu, LEBANON, ..-g
PENNSYLVANIA.
Simon Cameron, Middetown,
Daniel Sturgeon, Uniontown,
RHODE ISLAND.
Albert G. Greene providence,
John IT. Clarke .'hts
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A. 7, Butler, Edgeied q. ii.
John c. Calhoun, Pendeton,
TENNESSEE.
Hopkins l.. Turney, Winchester, '
Vacancy t.,..u-. -
TEXAS sal '.. n.. ~
Thomas J. Rusk, Nacog1oches,
Vacancy 1887.
VERMONT. TO-. '',.
William Uphdm, Montpelier
Samuel s. Phelps, Middlebury, ts'o
VIRGINIA.
James NJ. Mason, Winchester,
Rob, NJ 4. Hunter, Lloyds,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Wings in Italics -Navesin Small Capals-Democrats IL
Roman sf'....
. SPEAKER THE D..
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<zNS DANIEL PIERCE, <ssN
~ UMBRELLA MAKER, ~

Pa. apenue, Immediately opposite Coten,an's.
suitable for covering Umbrellas Likewise
materials for every description OF repairs nov3dy
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. l3, 2 p. m.
There is no change in prices for the better for the
last few days. The markets are dull and declining
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DESPATCH No. G.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 13, p. m.
Very little doing to-day The market is heavy, and
looking down. We have similar news from New
York up to this hour.
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TO THE LATEST MOMENT.
by THE ELECTRIC WIRES
DESPATCH NO. l.

DESPATCH NO. I.
GEORGETOWN MARKET-November1 H.
Flour continues to sell at S5 rs from wagons Re-
ceipts not more than sufficient for home use.
Grain--Nothing new 10 report. Wheat continues
TO meet with ready sale AT liz to 1885, according to
quality. No old Corn Offering New from wagons
continue TO come in in small lots, which is taken
30 cents. Oats dull. Sales this morning from yes
sells at doc.
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JOHN PETTIBONE,
LOOK HERE!
STOVES AND CRATES.

JOSEPH II. NEvEITS Penisylva. avenue, opposite vii
lards (ae Fulers) hotel, has received, ami liz
actuTing, large aud complete Stoves
Crates Of the approved modern patterns,
to draw well and not break from heat they Will be sold
AS toio prices they be bought in the District.
#-s1o CRATES. II"
neat and beautiful variety, finished in the best manner
aud are arranged 10 burn either Anthracite Cumber-
land coal very cheap, with friedrich jams and bucks
COOKING STOVES
From the North Rirer furnaces the best castings in te
city; warranted 10 bake WE'LL and consume but little fuel
will burn either wood or coal and extremely low priced
COAL STOVES.
great variety consisting OF Hall, Church, New Style Ra
diator and other Parlor Stoves Cylinders and Siaman.
ders, for Offices, workshops &c.
WOOD, PARLOR, AND AIR. TIGHTS
new superb style of Parior Wood Stoves; including
richly carved cast airtghts Very cheap and handsome
Air.iglits for chambers,
FRANRLINS.
For wood coalTEN-pLATEs, Box STovRs, Dining room
Sloves economical and very convenient stove
HOTEL COOkING.STOPE. a
Will cook for several hundred people, and the best kin,
now in use can refer to some oil the best Hotels in tn
country that have them IN use.
a7 TAILOI2Sa STOF YES
Made expressly for thclr very convenient and
mica. The trade are invited TO call and see them.
BEBEErS COOKING RANGES.
Put up at Northern prices with or without hot water backs
All Kinds of PLUMBING connection with the above and
battling fixtures and Pumps put up in the best
' Always Oh Hand,
Coal hods Fre.carrers CntiersOvels, Stovepipe, Fire
brick Mica sngss Tor stove doors Lusrt, Tor clean
ina stoves: Pots ovens, Skets, Tea.keties Plain and
npanned lin Ware and every other article Of Tin, Cor.
PER- SHEET FROM made To order in The most workman
like manner
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Library OF Congress,
October llth, lSi7.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Library Congress will
IN be closed Tuesday the 18th October, will
again be opened until Thursday, tbs 18th OF November
oct l2-eod I'm JOHN S MEEIIAN, Librarian
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STOVES. sTOVEs!! sTOvEsliI

Fly. NAYLOR, South side of Pa avenue, between
"a Sd and IL sis, would inform his customers and the
- public generally that he slust received large
20 sorment Stoves OF the newest and most approved
patterns including SANKEY'S CAST Iron RADIATOR, or
COAL BURNERS, which he viii sell together with Fire
boards AMI Stove pipe the lowest prices Tor cash
lie also keeps constantly on hand general assortment OF
Tin and Sheeiron Ware, to which he invites the attention
OF housekeepers-
He still continues to do Roofing GATHERING, and Sponts,
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally, and ut The
siIort. 81 notice, the most reasonable terms
Persons wishing TO purchase will do weEto call and ex
anime his stock before they supply themselves
His store win be open from sunrise until o'clock r.
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neA MRS. GARRET ANDERSON has six
G.i Portable aud well furnished TO rent at mode
rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred
boarding cannot be served Mrs can furnish them with
breakfast and tea ii required.
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NEW wv ESTABLISHMENT

M SASSAN a q Ss SfENCE,
IIAvlNG associated themselves together under the
i firm of aya.
GASSAWAY s. SPENCE,
for the purpose Of conducting the Root AND SHOE
BUSIN ESS, in NIL It's various branches, wouiu
therefore respectfully INFORM the citizens Of this
opos that they have LAID IN superior stock OF Flench
and american CALF SKINS with the very best quality
SPANISH aud Enghsh BEND SOLE LEATHER, with u
general oil other materials, which they will niai
gentlemens dress and other BOOTS in The
very latest French and American styles Also materials
= for the splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT. Being
satisfied that their experience in tie practical opera
tons OF their business give them decided advantage
most, If not ALL who engaged in this business
IN tins city they hesitate not therefore TO invite compe
| utiont-lWe offence to the trade. "A .as'
We have on hand general assortment Of gentle
mems dress BOOTS, at prices varying IRON S5to 81 so
ladies' misses chIldrens, aud boys together with all de
scrptiois of BOOTS a. SHOES-in short every thing uIa
kept in well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishment
all OF which will be disposed Of the most pleasing terms
for CASH
Members OF Congress, Heads OF Departments citizens
strangers who prefer and elegance combined
yited TO give n call E
GASSAWAY & SPENCE,
South side Pa. avenue, doors west OF 9TH street,
oct 2S-dijanl nearly opposite Browns Hotel