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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

COMMERCIAL - March 13.- Prices have adj
vanced slightly in Cotton since our last, say !
10 J. Deficiency in receipts compared with
last year is 900 bales. The estimates OF
the crop are reduced lC1,oC0 bales. Sales Of
the week 24,500 bales. Stock on hand 2es,OOO
bales. Inferior to middling 9 I0s; good mid
ding to fair l0a ala.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20
FlNAL ETrLEMENT.
FINAL snrrLEMENr.

NOTICES hereby given that I wi I;
~ at the May Term 1877, Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Madison county. State Of
Mississippi. present my accounts for
final settlement aud allowances, on the
estate Of w. A. dickson, deed, when
and where those interested can attend.
B. NUNNELEE, Admf.
March 90, is47. s7-ae
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

calhoun AND THE DsaocRi y.-The Missis-
sppian says:
SNOW that Mr.. Calhoun is acting with the
Wing party, it is to be hgped Democracy will
wash their hands of him forever"
The Nashville Union says:
''But why talksof cO'isisteney in connexion
with the name of John c. Calhoune He never
was and never will be consistent in anything
but Inconsistency.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

LADI-s' FAIf, for the benefit of the Presby-
teran Church, in Canton, will be held at the
'"Thespian Hail." on Thursday evening the
9th Of April, at74 O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

.AcEscy.--George Prait, Esd, Office Of the
tNew York; Morning Telegraph, is our author
lied agent, to receive advertisements and sub
scorpions, and receipt for.the same.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

Although we ''go for the State bordered by
the Father OF Waters" and lind many thin 8
in the long Editorial Of ! St weeks Mississip.
plan "worthy of repubhcatioD,' we are unable
to comply with the Editors very modest re-
quest. To students of ancient History and
Rhetoric we recommend il as containing
amusement and instruction in manner here.
tofore unequalled. ~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

GEN. QUrTMAN-At late meeting OF tbe
Grand Lodge of the State Of Mississippi, resolu-
lions were unanimously adopted expressing re-
greet at The absence of this distinguished gen.
teman. and praying that the God Of armies
may bless and protect him, and in due time re.
store him to his family and friends. #%
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

Nor,cs.- No proof Of publication WI here
a er be gwen uutil the advertisement is paid
Eos.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20
Clinton Presbyterv.

The Clinton Presbytsry will meet iu vieks-
burg. on Wednesday the 24th inst., at o'clock
Pm. Church records will be called for.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

n The Court of Appeals have decided infavor
of the Bank Law Of l843.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20
Z MArRED-At Sharon, on the 10Th inst, Rev.
"a. T M. FLY, to Miss MARY E. RABB.
M. M. HESTER,
N. CALLAHAN,
T. C. UPPER.

DKD-0n M ,nday last, infant child Of Sam'l
D. and Phehe Al. Livingston.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

N7E are authorized to announce A. w.
w Mcgowan, as . candidate for Major
of the 25th Regiment Mississippi Militia
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ep7E are authorized to announce Capt.
I. M. simmons, as a candidate FOR
Major of the 25th Regiment Mississippi Militia.
Election March 9th l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05

hS9res' based OH actual experience, can
make it.
Notin thesPiri, of seIrgIori6cation and
national vanity, so often charged upon us
by Europeans, do we dwell on these 70
iossal anllciPations of our country 5 great.
ness and grandeur, but for the better pur.
pose of awakening, in the breasts Of our
fellow citizens, spirit worthy of their
destiny. The men who arc laying the
foundation ofa conntry's commercial his.
tory with such mighty sweep and range
as the future promises, should possess an
elevation of principle and aim, large
ness and liberality of comprehension wor-
thy Of that future. The present race of
merchants stand connected with and re-
lated to the merchants Of 1947; and it
would be worthy ambition of the former
to transmit to the latter, through all the
intervening links, those prinsiples of com.
mercial integrity, honor, enterprise and
philanthropy, which dignity commercial
pursuits: so that, pointing backward, their
successors Ufa future century may proud.
ly say, we are American merchants, de.
scendents Of long line Of examples in
every honorable feeling. in every upright
principle-of men who, in their day, have
been the ornaments of society, pillars Of
the State, promoters oftruth and virtue
and benefactors of the human race.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05

often sigh for the good old days of our
fathers to return to us, when all sponta-
neously lifted up their voices in praise;
but alas, those days have departed
Choirs have now become substitutes for
congregational singing, and we have even
heard OF a choir, notone member of which
was professor, leading in the solemn
hymns of the communion service-Lord
to thy table repair"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
SENATOR'S.

Assembly Of llie State Of Ohio. Those marx .,
with star, nre Wings
SENATORS.
adams. Highland and PIKE: Jonas r. Emrie.
Allen, Putnam, Mercer, Van Wert. PauIdine
Defiance, Williams and Henry: S,.bit Scot
Ashfaonta and Lake: Brewster RandalE'
Aliens and Miegs: Horace $. Horton
belmont and Monroe; Edward Archbold.
Champaign, Logan, Union and Hardin: JOSH
ua Judy.t
Ciermont and BrOwn: Benjamin Evans.
Clinton, FayeAe and Green: Frankli Corwin
CoinmJiand: Fisher A. Blocksom.
C"yahogd and GeGuga: Franklin T. Backus'
Gahia, JaekSOn. Laurence and Scioto: vii
liam Kendall" ......
Guernsey and COshOcton: Peter b. Ankeny
Hamilton; James II. Ewing,
Huron and Erie: Thomas Hamilton
Muskingum: Charles B. Goddard"
Ross and Hooking: Wesley Claypool.'
RichIdnd: Barnabas Bnrns,
THscardoas and Carroll: AldenI. Bennett.
Washington, Morgan e. Perry Isaac Haines'
Wayne: Andrew II, Byers, a.s-.
REPRESENTATIVES,. s5s.
adams and Pike: Amos Corwine, .....
Ashta6ula: Stephen H. Farrington,1
AthenS and Megs: Robert g. McLano,'
belmont: Miller Pennington"
Bntler: John Clark,
ClermOnt and Browa; James C, Kennedy,
CIermOnt Shepard +, Norris,
Coshocton: Joseph Williams,
Carroll: George Hardesty,"
Champaign and Union: Jesse c. Phillips
Clark: Charles Anthony" I ..s
Clinton and Fayette: james CarOthers,-
COlHmJiana: James Patton, Jos. +, Williams,
Crawford and Wyandottc: Michael Brackley
Cnyahoga: Theadore Breck,s
Ddrke and Shelby: Jacob S. COnklim+
Delaware and Marion: Albert McWrght,
Fairfield: Salmon Shaw, David Lyle,
franklin and Madison: Aaron +, Perry, Geo
Taylor, ...
Galiia and Jackson: Ansen T. Holcomb,"
Gednga: Anson Matthew'S"
Green: Elias F, Drake" ......
Guernsey: William Morrow,
Hamilton: Edward /, Armstrong. William F
Converse, William S, Smith, John B, Warren
Harrison: Samuel a, RUSSELL
Highland: William Ii, TrmbIe," ...
Holiness Jacob Vorhes,
Huron and Erie: Samuel Atherton."
Jefferson: james McKenney,
KnoE! Emmett w, Cotton,
Lake: Abel Kimball,"
Lorain: Elal Park
Logan and Union: William Lawrence
Licking: Robert Fristo.
Lucas, Hood OuOwa and Hancock: Emry D.
Potter.
Medina: Harrison g. Blake"
Miami: Washington A, Weston"
Mor0on. Iaraal R,,h;nao,, I,,b,, H.;
Muskingum; A, S, B, Culbertson,' Abel S
Randall.$ ....
Montgomery. Daniel A, Haynes" Tho, Dodds'
Mercer, Alien and Van We,E Cyrenus Elliot
Monroe: james Johnson,
Perry: John Lidey,
Pickaway: Thomas Huston"
Portage: William Goldman,
Portage and Summit: Amos Seward
Prebie: Joseph S. Hawkins
Putnam. Paulding. Henry, Williams and De
fance: Nathan NJ Lands, .......
Richlaad: Joseph Musgrove, Daniel Brewer,
Ross and Hooking: Joseph A, Greene
Seneca: Warren p, Noble,
Stark: John s, Cock, .
Saadnsky: Matthew NJ. Coe,
Summit: Peter Voris,'
Scioto and Laurence: Elias Nigh"
TrumJuH: Joseph Truesdale,' John Harring
tom
TUScdraWas: Ezra Blainard.~
Washington: George w, Barker"
Warren: Robert Wilson,
Wayne: Michael Totien. -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
The Result.

Underl this head the Ohio State Jour.
nal congratulates the Wings of the Ma
ton upon the result of our late election
We have only room for the extract fol.
lowing: ...
ut should be horne in mind that for
many years past the Wings of Ohio have
been compelled to struggle against the
most fearful odds. At the very time
when they have carried the State by thou
sands and tens ofthousands for Governor
and for President, their voice has be en-
STIFLED in the choice of their own
immediate Representatives! The State
has been so Gerrymandered, aud the
rights Of the people so utterly disregar-
ded, in the formation of election districts,
that party unscrupulous of means has
been able from year to year to bid def
ance to the popular will. To such an ex-
tent had this nefarous system offraud been
carried by our opponents, that the peo-
pie of whole counties were virtually DIS
FRANcHIsED! Muskingum county was
restricted to single representative, at
the same time that Perry, ,piM half tile
population, was allowed TWO! 1t has
been by such means as these, that Loco
focoism has beon able to rear its hydra
form in Ohio, and rule rampant in our
halls of legislation. 1t is their deliver
ance from this misrule, that prompts our
heart felt congratulations at the result of
the recent election. That deiverance
is to be one ofthe practical results of tine
late struggle. eH.' '.W "...
But there are moral results connected
with the late canvass, not second in i'm
purtance to the one already mentioned.
tits determined that Ohio shall be faith
abiding, covenant-keeping State. The
people of Ohio have Indignantly spurned
and repudiated the doctrine of repwdia-
ton. The STATE OF Ono WILL FAITH
FULLY PAY HER DEBT-and her people
may go forth among their fellow men, and
not be ashamed to look an honest man in
the face. The people of Ohio will not
be branded by the infamous acts of her
own Representatives as community of
knaves and swindlers.
The Charters granted by the State, and
which have been accepted and acted un-
der in a good faith, willnot be wantonly
or capriciously violated. The Bank
Charters wiU not be "REPEALED," merely
to crafty the malign purposes of a set Of
unprincipled demagogues. While they
continue to aperate within tho pale Of the
limits prescribed to them, they will be
protected by the law which created them
and whose creature they are"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05

AN AFFECTING INcIDENT.-Passin
down Charities street, a day or two since
says the New Orleans National, we were
attracted blythe appearance Of lady dress-
ed in deep mourning, followed by three
lovely little children, whose hearts were
light. and their eyes undimmed with sor-
row, although they too we're covered
with the habiliments Of mourning. We
stopped and gazed on the little orphans,
and admired particularly the youngest,
a pretty girl, not three years old. While
we looked hearse came rapidly up tho
street, the little innocent clap its hands
in extacy, and running to its mother and
seizing her dress, exclaimed, they are
bringing pa home, they are bringing pa
home" There was a tear caused by
the emotions Of a widowed heart that
fell upon the bright face oftbe little child
the dark veil, for the moment thrown
aside, shrouded the mothers face and
the group passed on. What an af-
Ifecti6g chapter in The history of every
5ay lie. what fearful exhibition Of des.
olaIion occasioned by the plague that raw
ages our city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
Ole Camfastrr Ga'rtte.
Friday Morning, November 5, Is47
ChOivs in Churches.

Several weeks since, we published by
request an article from the Lutheran
Observer. in relation to Choirs in Church
es: The conclusion of the article was
handed into us few days after; but
other matters have, until now, prevented
US from giving it a place in our columns.
The request was made by worthy mem-
ber of one of the churches, in this place,
and we did not feel willing to refuse it.
A variety of opinion exists on this sub
ject, as will be seen by another article,
handed into US. and published below
OF course, no opinion can be asked Of US.
We were never gifted by nature with a
VOICE ta-tEsN ta rNA,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05

A HORRIBLE SHHT,-A man by the
name of Ansel McDanald, confined in the
Jail of this county under the influence Of
deirium tremens, dug both his eyes out
on Tuesday last! Represented horri-
BILE spectacle to the beholder,--O Ononda-
pa ". Y. Standard,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05

V Eggs, wholly imbedded in salt. thN
small end downwards; will keep from
one to three years, perfectly fresh.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
Agents for the Lancaster Gazette.

Greenfield r; Walter McFar.
land Thomas Littlefeld
Plea SAINT #: TIP. AshbrOok
East RMshpilie; David Baker
". Rushpiiie; N. B. Coulston
Bremen Beery 4 Ashbaugh
.AnJurn r; J. Hall, D. Black
Bern r: James II. Prarce
Perry.Topn; Levi Friend
IJHGdisoR T,I. L. Koontz
Clcarereck; Col.W. Hamilton
G-aRBilir; P. r, Hagerman
Somerset; David Hewitt
II Agent for the Eastern Cities
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
1Dolihtal.
Ohio LcgisInture--Isa1.,As

The following is n correct list Of the members
chosen Al the recent election 10 the next General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio. Those marked
with star, nre Wings.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05

TThe yellow fever has broken out
in Galveston and Matamoras,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-12
NDtlaD. SC6rtftateEeret.

Die unterieihueten benadri6ti9rn ebrers
bletl9ifs Oruder nnb 9lnoere, oae lie beff6ns
ol9 ibrem enforcement teeer sIrt bon einfas
den uno fdnep Shriften, Srreers, Srnas
meHts, &C. &c. einen 3hfas beifi9en uno ca
lie nerltdb srcee 8erbenerungen i'm @ieeen
9ematt baben, 70 flnb fIe i'm Stanbe einen
beiteren 9lrtifel 3n 9eten ais pprber, uno an
iebr berabgeiesten preilsn. Sbr enforcement
bon Scb' iino SdncDs Sdriften unb Screers
ftnoet iein @leidnis nidt in eieIsm 9anbe.
uno fe iperoen feline Scifen fd,eucn bemfeIs
ben bon 3ett Su 3eit jebes Sddsli6s beisu,
fii9en.
Ste taIten beftdnbis Druder.pre(Ten ieber
Nrt auf 0ano, fpte aud, Drudointe, Ralfen,
Habmen, uno font alice mas ,u elmer Drus
derrei 9ebbrt, ipeldle Nrtifel IIe auf 70 ana
nehmbare Secin9un9en anbieten ais eiuia
anceres @tobliGsment.
3lpette oano preGen unb Sd,riften bic
fur StcrectDpen benuet wurben, Gnb INNER
auf Sano uno rpobIfeil ~ baben.
prcbcblderu werben icIden Orudern III,
9eidtdt, Die Sdufe su MAIDEN tpiinfhen.
q. S.-Sid)er, pampblets, MuiIf, Me.
oiSin' 9nmeiluH9en, 9Ipothefer Qdbels, Sanf
9toten, Chefs, &c. tperben auf cine pcriiiaIis
de Wetie 9eftereptDpeb.
6. eSobnlon itno 60.
so. 6 SeUr9e Sf., philadelphia.
aprll p. nq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-12
Q(merifanif Ssumittel.
Sbomlon5 Sprup bon Sheer uni
SCl3z9taphta.

Inter allen WftttcIn, ole in ben feBtcn Sab
rrn 9c9en Qun9eufd,winbfuht, @rfiltuno,
NuitCn, 2I6tbma, Srondttis, Seitcn1d,mer,
gen uno ale Sun9ens, SNalss uuo 8ruiffranf,
heiten gebraudt dub, bat I'D, feines 70 GTdbcr
llno bPipdhrt 9efnnoen, a6 cae cbiac. @s III
rpirflidI elm unperaleid,lidlcs Wittel. Die
SeiIfraft ocS Cheers, Die in Qunaeufranf,
heten dl9emein dnerfalnt lit, perUineet es
NIT ben 9Strfun9en Der meilten tcrifhen Be-
9etablltcn, 70 bae es fir Die benoittenSrdnf.
heteu oas tetc uno Gin unfebltares Wittcl
ab9ibt.
ScrSit9lidIe GerStc habcn es empfoblcn.-
Strst nur eas fol9encc 3cu9nis, bes Hcctcr
Sung, ees en'tncnten 9lu9enarstes.
pBilarrlrbia, ttn stcn Sanuar ls47.
Siad,bem i'd, in meiuer Yraris lcwcbl als
III meirrr Tamilic 3bomIpns sIammenoe.
IeBtcn SDrup bon Cheer uno oclsnapbta
9ebraud,t babe, bebaupte id, ohne 3dubcrn,
odB es bic befte oerarti9e ReoBin 1T fur ecu.
te, Die an Sd,winoiud,t, Souften, @rfdltuna,
Sruits uno 5oaIsfraufheiten leiben
gS III. oung, R. o.
1872 Sprutrttrasr.
Sebr puntrrbarr Sur. gtad elmer gr.
fdItun9 Dor pier cahreu bebielt i'd, einen Ids
Nt8tH SluHtH. QDHe l(D Oel OCT HHUHIerDlpf
feren Sortrauer biries SHufens lit an
Sdiwddc, SruiildmerSen, 9IadtidweiBcn,
2Itbembrlhmercsn &C., feline Sprdd,e fam
co belhreiten. @clegentlidcr susnurf bes
@itcrs crIehterte meineu 3utano, aber per,
mebrten incine Snrdt oa or tluli9e Strei
fen entbelt.
Die Sebouolun9 Der SIcrste uno ibre alS
nilelidl empfchIenen WtteI bIieben cbne grs
fol9, 70 eaB tdt neinen SaD als uubeilbar
anfah. Dcd an9enebme @nttdulhun9 J.
Drei Wcden 9cbraudlte ii) Sbpmlcns ,us
lammen9eieBten Sprup, mo fiehe oa mad,
elmer SIalde pcran9 mein Sulten uuo ih
fllbIte mid, erItdrft; nadb ipeitercm @ebrau,
dc lit, mriner llcbcrieu9un9 nad, mein ucs
bel 9ebcben unc init Der gBur3el ausqercttet.
81. SearneN 242 9. 7te Str.
3rt babrn Bel 2Iugncp unb Oid1cu, 9forcs
olt'9de Der 5ten nnc Spruce, philac., unb
bet 9t. @uth uro Comp. SIuentauu.
preiB Der 9rceen Srtteln 81, ceer 6 fir
50; Dltet &nd Dor Nafabmuns.
WdilI, nalS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-12
Die SSranNtretba QtQen.

2u jebi9er 3eit, 'ba Die @rrfilfher biefet
fddBbarcu piacu 9insiid, ,niammcn 9rlam.
melt Iuc, 1T es nid,t si beipunbern, bas ia
ibren Strd, ben te auf Soano babcn, inter
ir9eno eiucm 9iamen abmicBcn lid, bcmiibeu.
@s 1T nid)t on6 @rltemal eas Der armc
SnSianer," bic Wie9cburt bon Iiiti9en Ser,
ren 81 pdtcrn bate.
Die tpunoerbnrcu 6uren Die oicIe DiGcn
bewirften, ,haben wirfIid ole aansc mc6isini.
Idle SacuItdt III Srifauneu aclcbt,-mo pie,
le gelfcheneS Gin oae biciclbe Der 9r6ste Scs
gen Ieietts mcldlcr Der 9BeIt bate gcgeben
tperben fShnen.
Die llriade iparum eiele fhisbare pilleu
10 aa9Cmciu Die erphufd,tc 9Bufuu9 baben,
1T, tpeil ite i'm @iutldu9e nit benz menlhli.
d)en 5t6rrcr mirfen
Dicir pi1cn iInc III erbaItcn in bsm Bud,
ftobr BON
81. @utb utto 60.
sIlIeutaun, GauiIar ). noIDi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-12
GroBe QSuupcr
III Dem 0leusQ)crf Stobr.

W peln JteH'S)ofr Stpnr.
Gaet oonneru Die Sanouen laut,
Die Srcmmelu Ihallen brl,
Sc piro fIdl frelten mauhe Srdut
Durdl oas, mas Id, er,6bl;
8cm 9t fStchr in cieIer Staot,
Der tauienb Idl6ue QGunber bat.
8cn trcf'nen Wadren oller 9lrt
Sinect ihr cine 9iusmahi bier q;
llno all' 1T gut uno gang part
Cies 9laubet, Sreunee, nur.
Ca 9bt e6 Sitdbcr, brett mo Idmaf,
uno ( d) N iIno lle aud alISumal.
@raoats GInb bier, unb Collars AUDI,
uno QSeifen fpunocrfd6n,
Die BoAffctlbeitiI 1T infer graud,,
Cies miist tbrfeIbft 9eitebsn.
> Sdoics, ibr ! fcmmt MIR bcrein
Sct uns piro ibr 9leid) Sufrieeen iein.
Bon bier Su Sipan5ig @cnts fault ibr
@attune fir Gin idlones 8leib,
Wfrrlncee frie9t ihr audi fdcn bier
Gar feline uno "ard)" brett,
9llpaccas, Sdldrpls, DC 9ain6, gar fHGn
Stne BET bem ubler II. Wd9rcr al gu feh'n.
eanus, Gjinqboms, uno Gildern fein,
Rbnnt ibr IN Wenoe Iehcn,
ga, aa' mas Id6n III wiro bier eiu,
Sbr brandt nid,t tpeitcr 9ebn:
S1icr babtibr's fir Den boben prei6,
Sn roth nuo ScIb, in fdwars uuo rpeiB.
Drum ruff mr friIh bel llbler II. QBa9ncr an
Sc miro cud, nidt 9ereuen.
Der Deutidc uno Der @u9ifd)' Wann
WSirb itetS iuilfommcn fein.
Sbr 4doieS fcmmet all herein
Mt uns miro ihr sufrieben fein.
9Iaentaun, SUM- 30. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-12
eSODt, MECS0a,e.
Silber Dlatirer in Ser Staot 9llIcnz
tatn.


Sittct I'M @rlaubnie fcinen Sreuncen, fc
lpte einem 9eehrten publifum aususei9cn, cae
er feline Nerflfdtte rcn Der Union Straee,
nad Der hamltcn Snose, in Der Staot 9Il
lcntanne unb sipar bic ndd,fte 3bire AT Sec.
Stein'6 tihrmaderci oerle9t bat alIwo er
ildl nun in ben S:ano 9efeet bat, olle 9lrbei.
ten bic in fein Sad einldIa9eu, auf bic beiie,
ih6nife uno 9efd,win oelte Weifc, ,Wn6 al Den
allcrniceri9iten pt15lfh ;u perfertisen.
Sn 3uIae gu obi8em @eid,dft bat er neu.
lid Elm pcrtrefflides gI6crtiment .
- Gathers OartezQSaaren
BON alien 8enennlm9cn, ols Sants, Gam,
pen, u {. 10, fir GutIdenmaher, ;ufancn
nit etHer 8erfdttebenbeit bon SducD Sarten'
naarcu, erbalten, tie CT wirflih ale fehr
bilii9 ,perfaufeu piro. 0iufet an, urtheilf
fir gudj felbit, uno Sbr weroet @uh balc
ilbrrscu9t taben, bae bel ibm Der Srt 1T, I'm
rpcblfeil su faufen.
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l6e 9Ibwartun9 feiucr @eitdfte immerbul
su rermebren iuden.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-12
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uno allen Sfraufbeiten bes 6aIlcs, une chen
fur siibma unc aIus;ebrung.
preis % Gents unS ST per gcttcl.
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