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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-25

Another attempt to slaves made at Pitte-
burgh the 10Th. or eight or nine only IN
duccd 10 leave the officers In whose charge they were
The roet proceeded TO Eastern Virginia.
The st Lawrence stl closed at last advces, tuS
the ice very weak at Montreal
Five pcrons have been arrested by the city police II
New Haven suspicion Of causing several recent fires
in that city.
A son OF Gen. Wallace AcWillams had arm shot
of by the premature discharge of cannon last week,
Washington Pa. while firing salutes in homer Of the
late victories.
John Lathrop, Esq Of Syracuse. has been appointed
Chief Engineer OF the Oswego Rairond Tho surveys
we're begun on Monday.
They had an illumination At Portsmouth n. r., on
the evening OF the DAD inst In honor Of the victory q
Buena Vista.
Several hundred Choctnw indians have recently emit
grated from their old homes east OF the Mississippi TO
the reservation in Arkansas adjoining Texas.
On Thursday mt q =. NJ, the Thermometer IN Boston
stood Mt ~ degrees On Friday ut 7. Nj, "A brisk sno"
storm was raging
While the wg meeting was IN session IN Ph'adclpnns
on WcdnC sday mscrcant threw quantity " o.i
OF vitTol In the crowd Several persons were o"'u'
of them severely
The Ice the Kennebec has given way ana nANs"ou
declared 10 be opsn on Friday last
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LOOK AT THIS.

a. JUST RECEIVED, large lot Of Gentlemens
Sz3 French Boots, the best and h,ndsomest ever in
9f Cutters and Patent Leather Shoes, and al the
different kinds Of Boots and Shoes Ladies' you will find
this store great variety Of Cater Boots Slippers Bukn
House Slippers white and black satin do white Kid do
and all other kinds aud Misses Chidens Boots and
Shoes, Boys Boots CATERS Shoes and Slippers Of all the
various kinds all Of which will be sold cheap 36T Broad
way, corner OF Franklin NJ CAHII,L
N b. Country merchants supplied by the package DOZEN
rrre.
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SPRING STOCK OF
BOO rs A n ID SH Oh IS.

T.
sa TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customers
Hand purchasers in general ofher extensive and well
ters, Buskns, Slippers &c. of their manufacture,
and large stock of Peg Boots Shoes and Brogans
with care and purchased for cash. which will enable
them to sell at the very lowest prices.
n. BStore viii be open until o'clock in the evening"
giving Country Merchants opportunity examine their
stock when not otherwise engaged.
SMITH RISLEY,
l42 Chatham ST., directly opposite the Chatham Theatre.
m I'm RI
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IIlE kEDGE-ANCUOR;
OR, YOUNG SAILORS ASSISTANT
BY UiilidM Brady, $. M, u. y. ~
'INHiS WORK. AS IT'S TITLE IMPORTS. is designed
as an asfistant for the young Sailor through the vari
GUS banche. OF his arduous profession contains useful
Instructions IN every department of seamanshp with
PIE directions, which Will impart the young officer great
deal OF valuable information in the duties OF his and
enable him TO act IN the udicous many trying
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In addition 10 suggestions which will prove valuable
70 every grndc oil seamen, thorough descrp
ons OF the various articles belonging the various classes
vessels than any other work published this
anu enibelshed with seventy ilustra-
on OF the subjects treated of i'll pages The work fur
n,hed with over one hundred tables which valu
able not only to the seaaring but TO all who
way interested IN maritime pursuits The entire work
printed on fine paper, aud bound in handsome style
FOR sale by H. l. Shaw, No 222 Water street, New York;
ALSO al the Salon Hone CAPT Richadson also the Sea-
len!zs Shipping Office, No 80 BurnE Slips and of
the Nautical Stores aud Stationers New York 40 lw@r
The LADIES' CONGRESS- BOOT.
A. P. LABOYTEAUX, GAL Broadway, desires to in
Hu form his and fashionable lady patrons
H. he has made for the right
the elegant elastic walking Boot, fashionable
the highest circles in England and France The
rrovement in the classic stuff will enable him make his
boots and high shoes with all the elegance his
Of work, and yot without the trouble Of lacngs
This most valuable invention all the confined
sure from the arch Of the foot while the affords
easire spring in walking which be appreciated
without trial aid Imsc
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United STATES AND EUROPEAN EMIGRANr

@A - ~
WESTERN AGENTS AND COMMISSION M IL"
CHANTS ~
NliE subso, bers having had long experience in tho bs
ness are prepared to offer every facility those wishing
passage TO or ON every part Of Great Britain or Ireland
iavIe and the German Belgian and Holland ports:-on any
which places Bills of Exchange be furnished in sums
Passage can also bs engaged from Liverpool TO Boston
rhliiadelphla Bsltimore New Orleans direct Those
Tlsnng passage from New York to New Orleans Mobile
lated At the lowest rates To those emgratin. to the West
the have uneIused for the forward
g q passengers the West by the different routes viz 70
poiao and the intermediate landings and all parts Of the
SS oa, s. T., Louis r. &C. by steamboats, railroads
passengers will with no delay or mposition on he
route Letters (post paid will receive prompt attention For
further particulars, apply to ~ IVA
N. p OHERN & CO.
l60 South street. corner Of Dover.
- and Sc West street corner of Rector
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CITIZENS NEW DAY LINE OF OPPOSITION BOATS
fOh ALB 81 AND iNTERMEDlATE PLACES.

CITIZENS NEW DAY LINE OF OPPOSITION BOATS
FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES.
Fare 50 cent-Breakfsst and Dinner Board.
,,N~@. The new and elegant Steamer METAMO
ErsSpSS-z-<RA, Capt. T. s. Knight, Mondays Wednes
s days and Fridays at hapast sir, A. NJ from
Ie pier ioot oil Warren street, touching Hammond
pier
The new and elegant Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt.
A. Oegroo Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, hapast
s,r NJ from the pier foot of Warren street, touching
For passage freight, apply board the Boats Geo.
Dobson NJ the Office l26 Warren street, of West
" All persons are forbid trusting the above boats
count OF the owners. air
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE
TSP. FOR ALBANY AND TROY direct, from
the foot of Cousndt street The low pres
at o'clock,
Regular Days, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
" Passengers taking these Boats will take
north 10 Saratoga and Lake George.
For Passage or Freight apply board, the Office
on the wharf.
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain WIN. w Topper Mon
uiNs, w tuhesuhys ana Fridays, atb I. M ago
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Price Two Cents.



oALsB Lro,, on LvoysDsLp.
Buena Vista-Buena Vista
Who can sing thy deeds Alright
When thy mountains loudly echoed
With the thunder Of the hight.
Whom crimson sea enshroudod
Human forms In battle blaze,
Who shall tell thy deeds heroic
Who thy song Of glory raise
See the Mexicans advancing,
AZ a line against the sky
Clouds Of dust are rolling DER them
And tho trumpet pealeth nigh
Now the lannon's voice awaketh
Echo's from the distant lea,
Where the heaven born flag II waving.
Peerless banner OF the free
Now a thousand ances cleaning
Like chain-lightning in tho fray;
And our guns are iercely resping
Foenen from the light Of day.
Onward-onwsrd wildly rushos
Frightened steeds mid leadsn rain.
While beleaguered hosts are struggling
Their lost fast-hold to regain.
In tho smoke the Aztec eagle
waves amid the conflicts din,
AS they charge in solid phalanx,
w th high hopes the field to win
Like the waves when wildly raging
'Oainst high and rocky shora
Ihey are met, and back recoling,
Like the waves, their strength u DER
Keeling, wounded, groaning. dying
Words they murmur, faint and few;
er them other hosts trampling,
Crushing hearts, the warm and true
Again they rally-re-united
who can stay this human tide
On MS snowy steed appeareth,
One tho battle born to guide
See Resaca's gallant hero
Now amid the foremost fray
charge be cries in steady column
We must win the fight to-day"
Charge they did-a nations honor
Lives unsullied by that shock
Twas az when the fiery lightning
Cleaves the adamantne rock.
Mine IL language weak and feeble,
ct it's glorious to tell
Howthe noble eagle hearted
For their country proudly fell.
Alleghania's sons outnumbered,
By their prowess M OF yore
Kept their stand amid tho conflict,
With their life blood streaming 0'c.
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REMITTANCES TO IRELAND.
So So ,Mk 80

IT,, Office y 10
% Broadway and continues remit money large
small 70 persons residing IN of Ireland, the
manner as he and his predecessor in business have done for
Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter, postpaid, the subscriber
personally deposited with him. with the of the
person. il Ireland ENGLAND Scotland whom tits to be
and paid accordingly and receipt to that effect given
IInAr
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L. WALSH & co

H. WALSH & CO.,
- FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers, No 6 Ann street,
linear the Museum, New York. Fine French Boots So ,e
FIeneh Imperial Dress Boots made to order 81 usually
Slippers constantly hand and shortest
notice RSairing, &c., done the Quick sales aud
m m
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On Friday the 10th, the centre Of the lower floor OF
John Chcstcrs warehouse at Detroit gave and prc
ciptated several hundred barrels Of flour in mass into
the cellar
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FOR SALE,
Il GOOD PAIR OF BAY HORSES perfectly
an Nsound ard well broken. To at the stable in
)E-A-the rear Of ST. Johns Church, 81. Johns Alley.
ala ~ re
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.
FNNE mthscribrr respectfully informs h., friends ard the
4 bc generally that his house viii be ore, 10 receive
c0mgtny, bciOre the first day OF Maytns t BE now
pCv1ie5 10 nlke arrangements with fi Cor oofs and
board for the coming It's location and covene5ces
aud we'll accommodatsd-aso good bathing -
az 3w~r c. r. RICE.
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MILLS, Hal LEN,
[E Offers Ht for SO So equal any sold elsewhere
ss5 q his .wsll;hn9wn establishment l7o Broadway
rxpencs principle in the sale of Hats has completed his
gsInsnts to supply any demand
Gentlemen leaving their orders may have hat made any
style rut their in three hours less if absolute
~ necessary
experienced shaper always attendance that every
be hcd 10 the head and the perfect
the vsa,er This being all important point, particular aen
ton will be given to it. a23 2wsr
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ADpHHss on THE COUNCIL or the lRpu CosyEpHRA tioT
THE Hos. George NJ DALLAS.
From the National lntelligeneer.l
GEsrLEMyS received by the last Northern mali the
original note and address, Of which the
copies dated from the he Irish Consideration ConnoA
Rooms" Id and I'd OF April, lea7
You will oblge mo ~ ommunicating these dosu.
ments to the public through the columns your paper
Very respectfully, your most obedient servant
ApRiL %, lsl7. q. Nj. DALLAaA
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COUNTRY MILLINERS.
DETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway would inyito the at
tention Of those who purchasing their Spring Goods
his stock Of Lsces, vzMalene, Point de Paris Aleucon
brussels and Pompsllon for trimming ha Black md White
great variety of other goods which he will sell very low
PIlces n
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10 LEI,
IA ROW of neat two story Cottage Houses, nov
E;a finished, well calculated for respectable families, stu
.A ate the north side of 10th street, between Broad
way aad och avenue The stages regularly from A. NJ
until O'Clock IN the evening 40 minutes, for Ga
end after the first Of May every 80 minutes Rooms folos
2basemens parlors with sliding doors, and hard 6nhe
walls Cd story, and bedrooms Good dry CELLAR
Rent $3.50. Apply on the premises.
3pl-insc VIM. X PFNDr ETON Avent
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TVIL NINIlT,
IVA FARM ofiify-two delightfully."- situated
H about i've miles from Elizabetown n j., comprising
- handsome commodoas Dwelling House, fitted with
manels and convenience for respectable fam
ly tbs whole Including gardner house bas house, au
other sudnys substantial repair;
tains twenty acres Of choice fruit trees.
The from New York, either by the various
from Jersey City, or the ferry TO ElAabehpor whence rail
this properly valuable those doing business this
city The part of the purchase money remain for
WISE & Sons, l72 Pearl g.
Aso for sale dwelling house No. 3ol Washington
MIG msrh
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NhFNl. iNltll'lbl.NIE.
The L. y. ship Preble, Capt shields convoy to IN,
California regiment, arrived at Crao the 10th Feb
ruary II days from Valparaiso, and was 10 sail in fov
days for California Al we'll
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

ELEGANT TAPESTkIE CARPETlNGS.
lust RECEIVED BY THE PATRICK HENRY A
large invoice Of new and choice patterns fTapee Car
petng which this day opened for examination Persons
DESTROYS Of obtaining the latest and best styles would do well
10 call early and make their selections
SMITH KNAPP,
iWsr ga Prondyxsv fonpnsite Civ HalIN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-26
Dtenftag, Den 26ten cJanuart 1847.
0o6lcaos Ut. .GOls0Of,
in SiiozS zSethlehenl.

Der lluterseiduete, tpobubaft 1T 8etble'
hem, ergreift oieie Wethobe. bem pubIifum
befannt III MAIDEN, bas ct nun in fenem
Sorf an cem Canal in Sile.Sstblebem, etit
uolIlfdnbi9es enforcement . II bo I uno
Steinfpblen bon allen Senennungcn, duf
6ano bat, tpeldIes alles er an aunehmbaren
preeen Gum 8erfauf aubietet. Sein Stc6
teffebt Hitter ancerem aus Scl9cnbem
8ei6s llnb 9elbpeint. Ypplar II. Sir
6enSoarbs; SemlDf SenSboarb6
BON IL bis 90 SUE III ydn9e; SCENT
lof, cSptce uno 8afterS; @elbpetnt,
QSei6peint II. Semlof Sedntltn9S
bon perfbieoenen 91n9en uno Siz
fen, 70 lpie aud cine 9ro6e Ser
ffteoenbeit bon @ei6peint ltno
Sprlce S6tnoeln uno @leltn9z
Gaftben.
@r empfdn9t alcihfaGs SilIs BON Scns
fed fir Sdeuern unb Soduler, tpeld,e er pers
lpridt an bGi9en preilcn une auf bic bette
qBeifc su liefern.
pHgr bilt audi INNER BON bem beften
6 ement bilIig gum 8erfauf auf Sano.
~@benfa0s @eoar Stdpes unb Shins
ocln fir Siifer.
AZ Der b6hiie Narttpreis miro su olGen
3citen fur Soafer beSahIt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-26
Court Proflamattclt.

Sintcmdl Der ad,tbare 6 0 b n 9 an { 8,
YregoentsRi6)ter in ben orrfd,ieeenen 9ours
ten ucn Common plcas pom oritteR 9eridtss
8eSirf, beffebeno aus ben @aunties Serfs,
Tortbainpfon uno Qedjd, i'm Staat YennlDls
panien, in &raft feines 9Imtcs prclIcentrid),
ter Uerfdlieoener @eurten bon SDer uno 3ers
miner II. aIgemeiner 9efdu9niBs @rleoi9ung
in befa9ten @auuties; unb Yeter 8 a a 6,
tino S accb o Dtainger @fqrs. @ehnIfss
2id,ter Der @curten bon SDer uno Serminer
tno altgcn,einer Gcfdngne @rlebi9un9 fir
bic Hid,tun9 BON 0dupts uno aneern 8crbres
den in erfagtem eed,a @auntD, ibreu SefeM
an MIDI gerid1tet haben, norin ite cine Court
bon SDer uno 3erul1er uuo piertelidbriger
SiBnn9 bon Common Vlcas anberaunlen,
tpelde gebaIten ipereen fol- in Der Staet
sllentann fur cas @auntp eed,a, auf ben
erffen Monta9 i'm Otonat Tebruar,
1s47. meldes ccr lite Gao bee tefaoten Wce
mats i'll, uno weld,e cine 9BedIe oauern miro
60 miro hermit 9tafritt oe9eben
an ale Sreoeusridtcr unb @cnftnbel inners
halb eeS befa9ten @aunties bon eehd, eae
fie bann, uub oaiclbit lTdb in d3encr VerIcn
nit ibrcn 9foa6, Hcccres, Snqli(Iticnen une
Grdminaiicneu ein,ufnceu habcn, um ibren
pfidten Dor erfagtcr @eurt absuwarten.
Se69let6en, iperoen alltG ale tieiez
ni9en, fpeldhe 9e9en Gjcfaugene in benz Gjes
fdn9niB ees @auntie6 eeda ale Sli9er Deer
3en9en auf,utrcfen bdben, benadridti9et,
oaB lte (Id, alIecrt uno oaielbff eiumfubrn
taben, um eieielbcu su proieaairen, mig .es
itRen 3edlt btufen mag.
8e9eben inter meincr SNaro, in Der Stoet
u henta eieien 19tcn Gag Sanuar,
i'm Sahr nnler6 nCrrn lS47.
Saoio Stenl S6erif.
Sderifs. 9lmtstube az
aarntaun canuar 49, Nv wy
. @SJJ ertaItc bic Mepublif!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-26
Slatl)rtCGt,

miro hierburd, ecgeben, bas Der llntcrseidt.
nete ale @recutor bon Der Sinterlasenfd,aft
bes peritorbeneu g amuel DR. eli
,Ie r, leetbin bon SbcrsS Sauccnd, Ged,a 60 !,
crnauut pcreen it, 9Ille eiejeni9cn eaber,
ipeidle uof an befa9te oiuterlaecnIctoft i'm
Nudfanoe fIuo, (iuo eriudt innerbaIb @os
,dhen onsurufen uno otSubesahleu,-uu uuo aae
bicjeni9en, methc nod redltmiBisc Irrecr.
llnaen an 9emeloete sointertaecnfd,aft tnben,
fIuot 9leidfau5 9ebeten eiefelbe iuuerbaIb be,
fa8ter 3sit ipobIbc(fdtist cjusnbringen.
9taren DtarifelIer, Gr'or.
SanHar 5, na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-26
8 4 q . ffrciter.
Sanuar s..

tlntcr,cidneter, pctder bic 3eitunacn bon
glltentauu mad, 0ellerstauu, Spriu9tann,
&c. trdgt, giebt hicreurdI Tadlridt, eae thm
feiue Tuuoen nuu ipieoer Gin Sabr pcifScio
fdjulecn-mb ba CT jest nidt metr eic 3ei'
tuu9cn trd9t, 70 tpiinitt CT bae ftc tbn ebne
3euuerinft ab6eSabIen rperecn.
g1 ScAn S6erer.
HSanuar II. 3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-26

~INEf SSts <SttNhtt ESGNVs
G9Ber fann bic QBirffamfcit BON Or.
SwaYues SDrIp bon Bilbfir1d,en bespei,
fetn, nadoem CT fol9enees 9elefen bat.
silbert u. 9acs, prcpicence, 81. 6, purbe
BON 9Ius;ebrun9 furirt, mahbem er bon ben
ssfdidteffen aersten, als unbeilbar erf!drt
ipurbe.
pcYb sllen, Buffalo, q. D., qdnslid 9es
hetlt bon etnem 9efdbrliden Sou(fen init
ShmerSen IN Der Seite mt, 8ruit
Sobn 9. Senfins, Columbus, Ohio, furirt
BET oem 8erbraudl BON 3 Spfteln biefes SD'
rups. Seine 8ranfheit mar trpdeuer cuifen,
Sdpahheit auf Der Sruff, unb Slutipeien
9iobert G,lenn, 9lrmenbans 8erpalter,
ndbe bel philadelphia, beseu9t Die Wirfiams
felt oiefes SDrltps, In Der 9ieinieuna bon
8alcntire Chapman, tpelther NIT Der gefibr.
lthffen slrt 9iuSsebrun9 barnieber lag, bic
1emals aufSusetd)nen tpar, uno nahoem ale
anoere Webisinen ftdb oereebens 3ei9ten,
uno fetn arst tbn afs unbeibar auf9ab.
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BON ener filnfjdbri9en Sluten Der Qun9e.-
Shire SDmptome maren Slutfpeten bcaIeitet
nit einem fiBelnoen Suften, Sd,mersen in
Der Seite, Sruft uno 9iilfen, tpetche8 enolidI
in cine fornlide slus3ehrun9 ausbrah.
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in 8amileu, inoem er in bunberten bon NdIs
len bel 8inocrn in 9efibrlihen 8ranfbeiten,
pie Scuiien, @n9briliti9feit II. i--w. init tpuns
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be f0rmIih furirt bon 9lussebruu9 uno Slus
ten Der eun9e, uad,oem er piele Weoisiuen
9ebraud)t uno bon Den GerSten afs unbeilbar
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einoerunq, uub 1T babel, Gd,er, an9cnehm
uno Birflam, uno wchl Wertb pom 9rDeten
3pclfler prcbtrt su tperoen.
Qearnuns g. 9os IutGfum fcfltc lid bitten
pcr cen picrn "Salfams" uup "oolifftren" prn
2Bilrtirihcn. bie tn alien fbcifrn ets saners rnt.
anccn, rcrgctlid non Qrrjtn jutcreitct, rreldt il
tebce ale ais falfdb rrpriten ircnn man in ben Stab
ten mo ic berfcmmcn nur epas debfraSt Ollie 9ers
thtate unp Qn9atcn in Setretf rnn Or. SnaDue's
Buammcn9efeRttn QpiIbtirltben @Drup iinb "ifrense
wabr," unp Der GBeutbumer cmrfan9t ciefrltcn tdgs
lid pcn Qerfpuen, Die rureb birs terIDmts Olitttl
gebclt ncrecn. Der urfprnnstehc une allcn eebtc
Grtitcl itf nur 80 tttcmlnen tei Or Smapne, 0pros
rpeft Gtr Der 8ten unb Hate StraBe, 9bilapeIrbia.
9laenten:
Daniel Srebs, YDttspiQe.
6. q. Srotpn. 90.
Sc. 9ub, Sarrisburg.
Saipre6t unb 9Sinf, Suttaun.
Seioenrei6 uno Sue, 90.
50. Srauie, Setkletem.
Serr Otoier, Stobrbalter, 9t0entaun.
Serr Smith, % 30.
81. 8utb II. 60, 90.
Suni "a. na1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-26
6olfbrelllleret.

Die lluter,eihucten benadrihtiaen biers
ourd eas publ,fum, oae Ge neulid, basSaIfs
brenner'9effdft auf oem eonbe bes Soerrn
3 impn e e nj me r, in Icro Wheits
baa be9pnnen habeu, allpo Ge INNER Salf
beim @rp6en uno Sfeinen gum @erfauf auf
Sanb III baIten 9ebenfen. Shr jeeiser prets
1T Z @ents eae Sufd,el.
0 sc. 3. - @erbers91inben tperben I'm
9iustauld fur 8aif an9encmmeu.
9lfer uno Wtcper.
December 8. nq3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-26
Nltsjebrnlt9 {! 4usSebrng /!
9te qbte ayreperotipn fir

.eufen, 9ertatunsen, GnstriItisteit suftrtrtnts
jnnenn9, seterbctbweree, Slutlpeien, ftwrres
1tbrmfbtrfcn' Sdmer3 inecr Seitr une 8ruIt
oerjflrpfen, S6nurfrn, Steter, Group ,Hies
eer9etrcbene Contribution weben .6als,
0errenfhwaehe uno allc Granfbeitenc crs
I5alfrs, rcr Srutf unp nsr tunse, oas
ipiretanIfe uno fhnelIlte tttaunte e-.
.6cilmittsl fur einise Der cbigen
Sc, IL
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-26
" ionD 8 prte 81.

Der lluterseidlnete bat ebenfan6 neulid,
eincn friIten 8crratt BON piano Scrtes bon
elmer uorst9lihen SuaIitdt, an slrbeit uno
Con, erhdlten. Dieie Sufrumente freroen
ourd, einen Wetifcr perferti9t, Der bel prrs
fhieeenen8ele9enbeiten oas 9plbeue R e.
D I, al6 Elm prcmium fir feine Slrbeit sc9.
Scrnrr cine 9roBe gerfhiepenbeit bon ans
bern Snftrumenten, ale ..s.
8iolin5, Sa6, 9iols, Guitars, SDrz
ner, Srpmpeten, 9ornette6, Srum@
bones, @jtmbals, S(Dten, Glarto>
nettcn, Ifetfen, Srommeln,
II. {. tr., II. ~.
@beufa .-8iclimsSaiten uno Waus
Gf.Snd)er bon allen 9lrteu.
sllIe peld)e 9lrtifcl er Dem pubfifuui, AT
feinem alteu Stano in Bethlehem, an cen
aGernicpri9ffen preiieu gum Gerfauf anbies
tet.
s.. @. Sitter.
Sanuar 5. *3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-26
GftjutDetuforp

Nae bicjeni9cu weld,s nod an q e ii b cn
s!Da II {, lcBttiu bon Iieper Macrn9ie 3ipr
Ged,a'@ '@aunty, fduloi9 fInc, fet es i'll San'
BEN, 9icten, Sud,ihulocn peer Seneu9ele,
,ucrocn bierpurd, auf9cfcrcert inncrbaIb 3
J8cdcn bel Dem lluterScictuetcn Srieeenss
ridter, in Der Stabt 2Iueutauu, III eci1en
Joduosn fIcb alGe Hehuun9en beTnoen, anple
rufen uno abjubeSabicn. 9tad beia9ter 3eit
ncIeeu llufpltcn erfpI9cn. 49,.
s. S. Gute.
Sanuar S. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-26
Ger 81 ftreifcr.

Der rntcrseidnete, tpeIder bic 3eitun9en
mad, SaIsbur9 unb Sbcr Rilforo trd9t 9iebt
biercurd, Iadriht bas anl 1ifen Sanuar
wiecer Elm Sabr 9oifSslo uerfaacn War.-
aae biejsui9en, lpclde nod lcrpobI bon oo'
r9em ais bon oem ieti9en Sdbr I'M Rltd'
itauoe ltne, fperoen erludlt, eaiielbe sntpe'
Der an ihn fcIbft cecr al Die padhaIter etn'
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