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NASH Il WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and StaaiOncrs
Vt EITsN IsIrks' ~
PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &c.

I3J, Main Street -RIcHaoao.
rg,iE subscribers deal extensively In Piano Fnrtes,
and for tie supply Of their stores IN THIS cry anu
Petershu.. require larfc number, which enables
them IN obtain the very best terms IN the purchase
They Offer Ia those in search Of superior Piano all
,ne ndyante.ps which accrue 70 them Considerations
such az these with the exalted character OF the fiann
Forres made by aessr-. Stodart Durham, should not
he disreraraed by those wishing 10 purchase.
No oue can run The least risk III bug ING Piano oil
theirs A written guarantee will be given when re-
aurrd; or when doubts exist, payment may be WIFI
held until all are removed
~ Ola Pianos taken in exchange al fair prices.
i'ianos tuned and repaired al moderate charges.
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Drinkcr n Morris,
DEALERS IN PIANO FORTES, bO'
AND STATIONERY.

HAVE on hand, and continue 10 receive 4
IL II. Worcester, supplies 0! his csetia
French Grand Action Pianos; they are ION I.
10 seven oc'ayes, in Rosewood and Mahlslt
cases, and OF the latest styles OF finish.
Mr.. Worcesler's Pianos will be ioun3 to a..
bine every requisite, mol only desirable bu' al.
u,ely necessary 10 The perfection Ok Piano
great size and Strength Of the imbe:s 10 1.
frames are surprising, and curiousy anarg
50 as 10 resist the tension ot The slrnss-aa;
skill and superior workmanship in his panca-
and the seasoned wood which he uses, reri-'
them not only durable, bul capable 81 auy selsn
10 which they may be subjected, anu retain 4 =
tone 10 The last. lie excels, too in prctntl.
clear and ar'iculase, yet sweet lone--ani a.
instruments have a sinsularly perlectiouch. I z
delicacy Of the machinery MAJ he imasile
when through j; may be expressed ever ~
Of feeling, and sounds brought forth, which,
often more delicate than song.
To those in want OF 4 superior Instrument, 2
beg 10 say, examine them before purchasing
- Orders from The country val iete'
prompt attention, and be executed 10 lie a y
satisfaction OF the purchaser, both as 10 Pre- =
quality.
~ A written guarantee will accompany .
Instrument SOLD; and should they not pfoTc !. :
after The mos rigid examination, OF acbuowe's'
superiority, me purchase money will bc I,!faf
Pianos tuned and repaired III the best ia y
by an experienced workman. lsEe =
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NEM R0ONS!
DECEIVED in advance, At l2l Main street, by J. w
Ii RANDOLPH < CO., booksellers and Binders.

DECEIVED in advance, at l2l Main street, by J. w.
liz. RANDOLPH ( CO., booksellers and Binders.
FRIDAY, JUNE aarH.
No. l6a I,t,ell's Living Age Cts
June No London lancet-S6 per year.
Trppngs Of Tom Pepper, or the results o romanring
an autobiography, by Harry franco-5 cts.
Isii, or the power CTS. F." tale developing ne
secret actions Of both parties during the Presidential
campairn Of ls4i BY Thos n Ensiisi;-5U cts.
Weekly Western Continent-b Cts
New York Weekly Herald-s cts.
Philadelphia Sal. Courier, Post and Gazette-6 cts
General Regulations for the Army OF The u States by
authority OF the War Dcpaltnen;-Sl IS.
Homes nnd l1apnts Of The most eminent British fo-
cts, by VIM. Hewitt; av. lamo.-S3.
Life Of Edmund Kean-25 cts.
A History of Rome, from the earliest times To the
death Of Commodus, A. d., 1872, by DR.. l.. Sohntz F.
Il. $. E--Sl rs.
alarlan or the young maids fortunes, by Mrs. s c.
Hall: av-5U cts.
10. 81 Pictorial History of Eneand--a5 Cts
The Natural History Of the Gent by A. Smith, full OF
pictures--25 cts
New Picture Story Books, by great authors and paint.
ers-viz:
The Bean Flower and Pea Blossom-2o cts.
Tn. Life Of Punchineiio-a5 Cts
ceniux Goodfel,ow and the Wosd.cutter's Dogs G..
Good I,ady Ber,ha's Honey BOOBIES cts.
Marriage. a novel, by Miss Ferier-e5 cts.
The Inheritance a novel, BY do.-aO cts.
Consumption Curahe-a practical treatise on The
lungs, by DR.. Rose-25 cts
Remarkable Events in the History OF America, by J.
Frost L. l.. u, ilustrated-to be completed In 10 Nos
M % cts each. No received.
Sharks, Life and Writings Of Washnslon-hne and
cbe,p edton-price 81 so per vel June .
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NORFOLK MARKET, jane

CoRN.-Since our la>i Tie receipts have tssn
very limited, sales in The carly pat Of he wee.
OF white and mixed al from III 10 ll5 is Ste.
the Cambrias advices came 10 hand Ll lille h,
been done, the only sales 10 our knowledge wee
al 81 per bushel for white. For The pas iu5
days no sales have been mate-there afe seysra.
small parcels on the market which ale hell i:
higher rates, without finding purchasers.
FLouR.-Since the late European new, No o1.
i disposed 10 operate in This article ou! acos.
lions are nominal
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proper!y-holders whose profits aud o'L ,hs sr
The mass Of ali ps,ties cry out, war! war! and
viii listen 10 no terms from us, as long as cur at
mics occupy their country. - r,, v;ew
OF The condition of affairs in Mexico, no reason
able hope for peace =. until the whole country is
occupied possessed and subdued BY our arms VS.
The war viii expire, not by The VIII Of INC H rbs
ple but from The want OF fuel TO Keep Il up. os;s
Mexcans are satisfied OF the folly oil open lesi r.
lance, but they ale far from being convinced VI
The wisdom OF peace.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESI-
DENT.-John B. Butler, Pennsylvania, pay
master and military storekeeper, from 3olh June
instant, in The place Of Sturgeon, resigned.
Victor E. Pioleil, Pennsylvania, paymaster, in
The place OF Hammond, q, ceased,
John 3. Guthrie, pension agent, al Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania.
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THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER:

Ina, they went forth against the enemy not as re,
gular soldiers mol as those whose Trade war hau
long been. and from whom honor and duty ae-
manded The sacriiice-but as volunteers, seeking
glory and supporting the honor and rights oil oui
proud Republic language is inadequate 10 e.
press the admiration and applause due 10 'heh
extraordinary achievements"
A pamphlet has been published in New VI
leans, in the Spanish language, supposed 10 &c
from The pen Of Col. Mata, distinguished Mex
lean officer taken prisoner at Cerro Gordo, on Inc
subject of the war with Mexico and lis conse-
aucnces According 10 the Delta, the author
takes The Mexican view Of the origin OF The Waf'
conlesses The superiority which The Americans
have so far displayed in arms, depores Inc car
mage and the anlipathy between The Two races
which will be the result Of the adoption ny 'ne
MeYicans OF the guerrilla system OF defence anu
concludes that the consequences will be The IN
tervention OF the trans. atlantic powers, anu u'e
establishment of a throne in Mexico, which VIII
be occupied by an European prince
To say nothing of The extreme difficulty when
the European powers have 10 keep their people
from starving and The potent influence Tor peace
exerled by the necessity OF procuring food from
our overlooking granaries, we imagine that Inc
brilliant achievements OF our armies in Mexico
would produce some effect in keeping of The in
tusiyc hand OF European monarchies, did they
feel disposed to NEEDLE with The quarrel between
Mexico and ourselves.
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CONGRESS OF GOVERNORS.-Cist, who
always employs The independent ~, !" in his Gin
cinnati Advertiser, thus announces The meeting
of four Governors in that city. Referring TO The
presence OF Governor Skunk, Of Pennsylvania,
he says:
had the qualification of Witnessing The nro-
duclion 10 him of Governor Bebb, and Ex- Cover
nors Morrow and Corwin, Of Ohio. His Excel
lency OF Pennsylvania lowered physically among.
his COG Governors like Saul amidst the hosts OF
Israel-heat and shoulders in height above The
rest-and neither Corwn nor Bebb are scant pat
terms of the human family, as TO size.
Il was singular coincidence 10 find these lour
Governors 81 once in Cincinnati.
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ADJUTANT HINTON.-Auached 10 The
regimen, Of COL Doniphan, whose march is one
n The most extraordinary events in military his
tory. was MIR. John Hinton, native and until re-
Gently resident, OF this Town, and son OF The late
MIR. john Hinton. He was, we understand, Adj
iutan, Ct The regiment, and, We are gralifed to
hear, won great creii, for himself for his conduct
in the trying emergencies in which that gallant,
band we're often placed.
The Cockade have other sons in Mexico who
only want an opportunity TO sustain The ancient
renown Of This Town as nobly as Hinlon has DONE
Petersburg Inte.ligeneT.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
81 Hours in Advance OF the Mail
Correspondence OF The Richmond Euop,.,

BALTIMORE MARKET, June a.
FLouR-Theiew we're sales Of | 900 IBIS H,,.
ard ST. Flour today al Fl 80. There are ssI.,
OF City Mills n ! %.
Coax MEAL.-we quote Corn Meal ic dsy,
"a SO, al which there are sales.
WngAT-We quote prime red today al /, ia
with sales; prime white We quote al $50. The
is little doing.
CoRS-Prime yellow sells 8. S. a 20 CO re, i
WnlsxEY-There were sales Of bartes Al :.
Gents per gallon.
SuG.R-TheIe was sale o, 100 bis. Ppm
Rico Sugar Today a, els. per ID.
MoLAssEs-Saies oil Porto Rico Al 30 CTS. per
gallon.
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The low.Loa Porpose, with The ship Wakona
and brig Union in tow, burst all her boilers while
in The river below New Orleans, killing the en-
sineer and one fireman. Others are missing, and
several more OF less wounded by The explosion.
Both the ship and brig were injured. The wrecks
of the latter and the lowboat were brought back 10
New Orleans for repairs.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
roHr OF RICHIE ONu.

TT Il q II II II va y y "
tiIgh Ma'cI ihis cay. al II o'cioch L Nj.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Nineiia, llowes, New Oleans, coma.
flour, 10 +. Anderson.
SAILED,
Schr. S. Rochhill, Hanson, New fc.S.
Schr. John Simmons, What, Sandwich.
Schr. Texas, Baker, Boston.
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Old Point.

l. ra h The steamboat MOUNT VEL
- NON, Capt. Il. Mitchell, ~lli.o
regularly al Old Point, going and se'amir.
the season. Passengers b. his 'l-
arrive al Oh Point by halt past II, A. W., AM
Richmond by halt-past | O'clock On their Ieui'
Passage and fare ST. june .
CARATOGA WATER, ION ICE.'-1r
= subscriber is constantly in receirI d ift.
supplies OF Congress Spring Wafer, which te
prepared TO serve a, all lines, cold nom u: Il
in quart and pint bottles.
lime - Il5 Main Stee
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Governor Smith has issued proclamation re-
curing an eiectiu. =. lie i3cI Opd Coli-
sIessional District on he first THURSDAY in
August Uhe 5'h,)to supply the vacancy coca
stoned by the death OF the lamented Dromgoole.
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OFFICE. roursenA
Richmond Niroinia

CLARKE'S OFFICE. Fouusenh 80
~ Richmond, Virginia.
let all Lottery yrrdrrs say What ,ley ira'.
For selling FIXES CLARKE CARRIE the e'i
CLARKE'.S Swrfs's u Sctemes fo' II u
FRIDAY Drawing received tom he'.
dria. $4,000. Tickets Is.
FRlDAY-Sales close Of the Leesb1is !.
Iety, Extra Class lG. Drawing receisei T
Norfolk.
sATURDAY-capilal $1,000. T.cst
SATURDAY NIGHT, (hy mails"
Loucry. Capital 81 ,4i4. Tickets 81.
Also, Tor SATURDAY, June 26--Srr
Scheme. Capitals. $4,000, 10000, ~.
5000. IS Nos. and - drawn. Ticseiss
Callat CLARkt.S LUCKY OFEitf
June II
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WILL be paid ior apprehendinc III
w FORD, mulat o man, up"atd, :
Zee, high, stout and genieel in appearance,
about IS years-ior The last two years IA
hired at The Penilentiary Store in This Guy.
is doubtless making his way North, as ae ..
been seen for ten days. The above fe"ai-
GEO. T. BOOK
Richmond, June 2i-d&t2a.
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TSLARKE's oFFICE-Drawns of New Jersey Lot
"'g; I ia "a GO IL 60 S. 80 So IS C. %. ),
Whole Ticket Nos. II 60 "a, Capital Of s.m, SOFA
snd paid BY SLanhI'
June IS
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II. The GRAY's BRAss BAND vii! hold their
fourth musical soitee on The Square on this Girl
day. evening, on which occasion the most popu-
lar and fashiona bic pieces will be performed.
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"Had | postponed (my visiD beyond The pre-
sen, Summer, j. is not probable that any. other
convenien. opportunity 10 make II would have
occurred during the period Of my term ot Of
fetal service, al The close OF which shall re-
lire 10 private life. And | hope, sir, to retire,
leaving The administration OF my country in The
hands OF a worthy successor; and that country
which has honored me so much, trust 10 COM
mil TO that successor prosperous and happy"
This declaration I in his reply 10 The Mayor at
BaJ,imorel became the President On first setting
on, upon his tour. Some illberal critic or fac
lious partisan might have charged him with COM
mencing his tour for the purpose cfelecioneerng
for second term. He comes forward, oil ms own
accord. 10 strip his vis, of all political objec's
and ali personal aspirations.
He declares his intention 10 "reIfe 10 prlya'c
IieH at The end Of his present term OF oifice. we
have long known, indeed, frequently announced,
sucb a resolulion. We announced il in he trsl
pIospeclus Of our paper, with his concurrence,
and under his authority. And, indeed, we are
no; surprised that experience should have only
Confirmed his purpose. We hold the Presidency,
in The hands OF a conscientious man, TO be the
least enviabe post in The world and thai no honors
can compensate for its cares and responsibilities
Union.
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COL. HASKELL ONCE MORE.

The Hickman (Ky.) Standard states that he IS
authorized by Capt. J. M. Scanlland, an intelli-
gent and gallant officer in The Tennessee Regi-
men, 10 say that Col. Haskell, in his denunciato-
ny card, has mistaken several very important
facts connected with The charge al Ccrro Gordo,
which, when corrected, will place Gen. Pillow
aalInoelhcr beyond The reach OF censnrc."
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The New Orleans Delta had begun 10 see in
The events in the city oil Mexico sign OF peace'
bat il now says that its hopes are dashed BY sub
secuen, and the alcs, news. However anxious The
people Of Mexico may be Tor peace, their wishes
seem 10 be oyerrued BY The violence and fraud OF
unprincirlcd demasogues and military aspiran,s.
We re.publish its views, though We confess our
selves 10 be still in log as 10 the prospects OF
continued war or pc ace. The Delta advises Mr.
Iris, 10 return 10 The State Department, and wait
until general Scott has conquered the country,
organized a strong Military Government, es,ab
li.hed an effective peace, concilated the people
by mild and Just government, and opened wide lbe
gates Of The country 10 American emigration,
enterprise and commerce." IHea, il says, will
be The proper time 10 hear and arrange The terms
OF peace between he Two Governments. This
proposition is analogous 10 The recommendation
Of Thomas F. Marshall, Esq Tor The entire sub
juga;ion oil Mexico; and 10 the scheme Of Ken
dali Of he Picayunc, that we must make go.
vernmen for Mexico before We can treat with
her.
The Della thinks that Santa Anna seems 10
stand good chance 10 he reelected President,
The violence OF the military having set aside in
his behalfihe popular will of The nouTishins stale
OF oajaca clearly and legally indicated in favor
OF Herrera; i, then proceeds as follows
Herrera may yet be elected, bu, il is doubtful;
and il he is, il is still more doubtful whether he
will be able 10 maintain himself long in the Pre-
siiency A nation which canno, raise an army
10 defend ils capital from foreign invader, will
find il difficult 10 maintain in power President
obnoxious 10 The military demaeogues, who so
unhappily sway The desiinies Of this Republic.
But on the hypothesis Of Hcrrera's election, and
of his favorable inclination Of peace, wha, pros
nee, is there Of satisfactory negotiation, when
our army is already knocking at The gales Of the
Capital, and General Scott stands, with lighted
match, ready TO open his fiery bolts upon the
doomed city of the Aztecs2 Will they yield then
what obstinate pride refused 10 Taylor, who, re-
fulsent from the victories Of the Rio Grande, ten
defed them the olive branch instead OF The sword,
vet, red with their blood? A President in Next
CO is less even than President here. Without
The sanction Of Congress, OF The army, or some OF
The numerous factions in:o which The people are
divided, Gen. Herrera, as President, would be as
powerless, as helpless as any other unit IN the
eight millions Of Mexicans.
we have looked in vain through the Mexican
papers, 10 find any evidence Of the existence OF
respectable party in Mexico, that leans 10 Inc Size
of peace. I'll Ro-arador owes an existence,
which promises to he briet and feeble one, TO
the interest and desires Of lew foreigners and
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
SaWgan9 20.
GSitse 2SerGe(slsosGs,
be5 Stiefelz uno ShnbsStobr6 oe6
S0errn guCaS.

Serrn gu(a6.
Der llnterssidnrte erqreift oicfe @eIe9cn'
bet ieiueu 6reuneen, Stnucen uuo ecm pub'
Iifum I'M Ga9emcinen ole 2Insei0c ~ maheu,
eaB sr urulld, feinen
Sttefet' uno Shub.Stctr,
In frin neueS baffteinerrss 6au6 in Der nas
milton StrnBe, eint9e 1biren otcrbalb benz
9ieuycrf Stcbr, uno jpar sipi1hen ods poits
amt uno pster Souber'5 Stshr, uuo uahe
Saacnbudj'S WrthehauIe, IN 2llentaun pcrs
Iegt hat ollipo or etueu lchr 1dbueu Stohr
etu9crid'tet hat, uno tu,mcr init cincm grcf
Zen enforcement fcrti9er 9Irteit pcrfehen iein
wiro, UNI iriue 5fnuceu in alien 3,pri0eu fsis
nes 6eIhdftS edmit bGfrieoigen III f6nnen.
-1ois FsISeueeH peIurl uHfrr feiUrH Prrf6ru
angefnbrt
Seine faltleberne Sttefel bon So so
81 So 25-@rCte Il. ffarfe Stie'
fel Don 2 so bis Su 3 So
Snaben Sttefel an 81 biz
2 25-Samen WtprCCCO
G6lipper5 an oDu 20
Geut5 bis 25.
NPidc5 uno 5fineer,Shube nacJ Der SuaI'
itit uno @r6ee.
@r mirc tcim @rcgen unb &leiren an
NhiIaocIphia preiseu uerfaufen, uuo QauDs
StobrbaIter cincn ItbsraIcu TohlaB erl0us
ben.
Ga er INNER Die bciten 9lrbctcr tcfd,6f,
i9t, unb nurtir beftcu MatcriaIieu I'M Warft
nufaybcitct, 70 ii er I'M Stauee fir ale feline
9lrbeit bic bel Inn rcrfertt9t miro, gut al
itrben ; uno er fuhit otrfd,ert eaB bielelbe
pplIP Sufriencuhcif oCmIhrcn tniro
Souflultj0e pereCn e5 e0hcr III itrem
8prtbciI fnecu mcnn iIc bci inn Onrufen,
eye iIc lrnilWo fdufen.
Gr it ranfbar fur Die IibcrnIc llrtcrftiiG:
una bic CT ocn ccm VublfHm fruhcrbiu 9cs
nc'fcn bat, uuo curdl bilIi9e (prciFe, CUTE 9lrs
belt, NIB puuftiid,e Nbmortun9 ieincr Gjcs
id)iftc, bcfft er eieicIbr aut fcruerbu ;u cr'
baItcr.
George GucoS.
s!Ieutanh Sdnuar 10. nNbu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
Sctober 2I.
fSanltlten Slauer 1t. Sutter.
SauWdr26.

llutcrsctdnGter mad,t bem Vublifum bicr,
ourd, befannt, oa6 or uuu in cen Stanb oe,
iset III, SamlIicn Slduer uno gutter ;u lber'
ttefsrn aud, 1T er territ bic @enoioe an
biuiaeu Yreiisu Su ocrtaufen, uno nahcem
oieleIbc semahlen Ino, nit cen 4bfaa an
ieire &unocn ;u ubcrItefcrn.
8ci eerjsni9en bic @irtraios baben, ipirS
er auf 9erlau9eu anrufcn, ciefsIbe mabIen,
unb fur ben "Icl rpiecsr ilbPrlieferr.
@r 1T INNER beret fur "lOa" auf Die fiir'
Scite 2Iuic9e gu uahIcn, uno ca feline WuhIe
elmer smebcscrun9 uuter9an9en III, 70 hcft
er ourh CUTE Arbett uno pinftlihe 2ibpur'
tun9 feiner @ieihifte, frineu slntbeil Der Of,
fentlihen gunt ~ erbolteu.
W2dn belisbe bic Srosrs en!rrsoer an fri'
usr RRbls ooer ieirem Wohnhaus Su la5en.
6. 6. @tr 8ugen.
HGtutduI 8tsruar 3, rqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
OtenttoN ben 18teu 2(prtL l847.
@O0gctes ee. SOgs1of,
in GSiiNs s02rtEicheu1


Gcr lIrterietttnete, iuchuhaft IN 8etbIs'
hem, crgrrjft ticle Msthooc. bem 'pubIifum
bCfdunt 81 MAIDEN, td8 er nun IN fetHem
Ncf at tcm Canal in Sho'getblebcn, cin
polI(tinoiqc6 aGortemert q n hr! rnc
Steiufchlcn bon allen 2cnenruracr, arf
Olno bat, rprIdes allies ct dn annrbmhorcn
pretecn ;unt @crfauf 0nbietct. Setn Gtps
befebt inter onocrem aus GoI8crecm:
WeiBs uno @e(bpeiut, 4ypplar II. Sir
ftenSoarc5; SemIpf Sen6toaroS
Don IL bis 90 Suf in yar9c;. SCENT
lof, C5ctce unb NQfrer8; 8elbpetilt,
Mei6peint II. Semlcf Gfdutttn03
bon perf6iepenen 2Gn9eil ilno &Cts
feu, 70 rpie aub cine .crC6e 0ers
fdjteeenhett pon gSgtbpeint uno
Sprtcc S6jnbetn tlno Gtelin9s
gdfthen.
Gr empfduot 0fcjthfdIs @ilIs Son Seems
lcct fir Sdeuem uno S,dufrr, weIde or Uers
fpridt an tlNjDsu prelcn unc arf bic teits
Q8eiic gu Iicfcrn.
~" Gr halt aud immcr BON trm bsiten
6 6 mem biuig gum 9crfauf dhf I?ano.
Gbenfdlls 9eoar StdpsS mlb Sdjins
bcIu fur Rnfcr.
~ Der h6hfte Warttprct6 tDirb 81 aEcr
3eiten fur Safer tf5nhIf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
GeGte s)l0Chrt(Nt.

9inr ttsjeni9cn wcld'e ncdh an Die lctthin
,miitbcn Sraus unp @jerhore, gu Spcrcre'
burg bri1onpcne Nirma iduIpta Gno, tsi ce
auf welhe 9!rt es MOLE, perSen ttcrenrd,
dbcrmdls, uno Snar gum lcetenmaI frcnnc'
fdIaftlidb crlHd,t, cbue 0erSu9 on5urnfcn INC
absubssahlsu. Dad, 9erI0uf pru Wcnd'
ten, msrben Die 8.tder ciuem Srieben8rld'
ter ium @nccurftrcu Der nrrb odrin aueite'
bcucen @,clper utsrscbcr, uno SrIde rtc
llneciien crhaItcn, tnbeu oiefe unannehmlid1
felt iBrer eiseren 0ad,Ideiqfcit sulnihraib'n.
GrauB uno 9erbdro.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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W(ttGacl .. Gberb1rb, 9llIent1un.
2Ipril &, na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
Oilte! 8 iltg!

Ser lIuter(d,riebcue Rottct eiuem 0lti9cn
pubIfnm lsiuen Couf db fur 9cnodene lln'
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sahIrcid,eu Sreunoe uno Sfunccn gu benad''
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S.dmjltcu. .StraBc, rahe Na9enbud,'6 GIaft'
baus, perfect bat, ipo CT forlfdbrt Die beftcn
Suite Su perfertiaeu, uuo 70 wobifeit iu Der
fIufeu aIs Siclelbe i'll NIentauu ocer ionitmc
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oeusn iDut braud,eu, wirocn wchlthun pen
iIs erit bel Gem lluter;cihuetea anrnfcn, ebe
lIe IonfwU faufcn.
@ilIiam Sorn.
9Ipril 6. *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

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Die i'm nit ibren BCind>cn tCcbrcn pp0en,
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telfen Spri(eu uuo @Hrdnfeu su bceicnru,
ntb lberhaupt Hidlt8 unterlOhrn, pas iur
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ein ior9fdlti9cr unb wiiIi9er StaGtnebt angus
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Durh biltiae unb piinflIid,e 8eoienun0
bcfft Der llnterseidnetc Die llNtcrifnBun8 ce5
pUbIifurls 81 rrI0nQen.
SJonte5 Srerler.
9Ipril 6. nobU