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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
OeFentl.Cbe 9Senpu.

Mittmcd,S bcu 27ifen October, nm ,lbr
Rlhmitta9s, fol- am. Sauie Der periforbencn
@at-h,ariua Stc,ttler, lcsthiu ucn
Der. Staet sluentduu, ee6d @auutp, auf Of
fentlid,er 8enou perfanft pereen, fcI9cnee
Artifel uimlidl ines mann --.. ..n.,..E -.
3rpci Sd,weine, Solusubr, Gfidrauf, Se'
crstdr, Drabr, Better uno Settlaoen, fupf'
erncr uuo eiisucr 8elFf, Soli' uno RcbIcn'
Ofcu NIT Hohr. cine Guantitdt @drpets,
Jiid,c uuo Sthhle, uno fonif nod allerlei
oaus' uuo Sfiihen 3@erdtbfbaftsn gu fpeit'
lduftiaSu meIbeu. ,a.l.E -.. rrf a..
Die 8eoiusunscn am 8ertaufstd9e unb
-2luflpariun9 pon 1gr-.sa.-..
Solcmon @rcB.
Sctcber IS, nq2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
LINE LEXINGTON N'@nl'.A
8oHrul,l0 ArDmlr, .t
fir iunqe Wflmler imo &naten. 2

Sn oieGem Seminlrium, ireid,e jest fir
bic 2Mfnahnie pen Stucenteu cffen III, tpiro
lluterrid,t ertbeilt, ndmlicb Su Der Srtbes
graphic, qefen, Streiben, Rehenfunff. c,ccs.
araptts, @nglilhe Siramaff, Competition,
Se1d,itte, 8uhfiihrung, Giecmetrp, Nlee'
bra, 2ri9cncmetrn einomeiirn, Sdiffibrf,
9lifrcncmie uno anecre 3rpei9cn Der JBiIsn'
ld>ofien !, ebenfallS I'm Die Sran,tfTft,e nuo
Spanifde Spra len rid,tis aussulsaeii, y
I Rebi n-Nur Scii, gBafd,eu,
nno unterrid,t in oeu rbieen 3neiaen, 8rens
materialen ein9eitIeTsn, $40 per @isrtsl,
bon ~ @oden, wenu nid,t 8craus besabIf,f
ccer s2S lpenn es ic9leid, be,ablt Wire. rb 4.
Die jeBiae SiBuns Der Sdule oauert bis
Sube bes ndd,ffeu Suli. .-s..al biIaralssuii
1aaatLa1 Sobn Driee Yriueipal. 9 2
Cine eerinatcn, Oct. a. 3 a5lnHlh na6
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
81 a'eGrtd1 t

wirb hermit sr9rben one bic llntcrfd)riebcucn
ais Nomiaitratcrs ocn Der Ninterla6enid,aft
ocS pcrifcrbencn SpfbuaS Sus, lcelhin
pom Suo Bbcitbnl 2dunldip, eed,a @auntD
auacifsIt iporoen iIno. Scld,e Ole oahrr nod,
rschtmdRige Scroeruneen an beiasie Sinter'
laTcuGtaft ,u MAIDEN habeu, fIno crIudlt ihre
Rcdmmgcn iuuerbalb Ieds Wed,cn eiuju
briuacu-uuc Sclhs, Die mob auf ir9eno ri,
ne 9lrt ftuloia iino, weresn aebeten inner
balb bCIdQicr 3sit abiubesdhIcu. 5asa 1sa4
5,.-,,sa 9leubru SnB, sc. Macun9ie,
lm dra 9luicl @Htb. @. QSheahan, ,
Setcter l5, sfs,q nqGu'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
OeHentltebe Q5enru.

n Donncrifaqs ben 2slsn Sctobsr, nm 10
llbr Gprmittoos, foil am @aule Der oeritcrs
beneu W aria Maa S'duler. in ..
Rilforo ,launfbip, ecta SIuntp, 6tfentlid,
pcrfauft peroen -r.em rr ..s ~.
"A Ssiihe, 5 Sdlw'ine. Biubmilble, Sncbs
bdnf, Better uuo SSttlaoen, Snusubr, Ii'
fd,e, Stihle, Sfhd,ruitranf, Bureau, cine
9uaufitit G,ctuh, Gin grocer uuo fleiuer
fuaferncr &eiId, @lienhdfen, 3nber, Tdiitr,
Sidnoer, Scu 5eim Nuncert Welihtorns
i1u5 uno Stroh, II. fpuif nod alIerlei naus'
8auern' une 8ud)cn8crdtbr iu rpcitdufti9
iu niclocn e rsfrr. r.a-.--..- rs-s- D.. ----,G
Die Seoiuaunsen am gerfauf6tase uno
auf,p1rtuna pom a-- 4r,- ---..--.,- ~. -..
mars u9urlpi9 S6uler gr'pr. 7a
.nfL Hu7 1r.sfnr- as7alra 8srrSr Shulsr. g
October lS. -g n4r rrr.rs,a ~r.t . nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
OiuGfalilthe cSnffrumente.


9Iud, bait er bcftiHoig elm pprtrcfflidtes
aicrtiment Yianos, 8iclinen, SlotciJ pfei'
fen, Slccoroiau6, 8ioiiuen Saiten, Sdttle,
Sric9es, Sinaerboarps, &c. anf Soano, Die er
woblfeil ,u ucrtaufen rpitIeus in 2Iuoh hat
er flh 70 ein9erid,tet, ooe er Wudf SanoeH
NIT allen 9lrteu IJnfirumenten auf bic flries
lte aln,ei9e periehen fam, nno spar an 70
billi9en prcisen ale 1te ir9cnono icnit crbaI'
ten ncrtsn fbnnen.
Ncpdraturen Die in fciu Sad enfhld9en,
rperoen biaig nno pnuftlid, bcicrat. - 9lud,
(teht or eiueu aeipi6en 3siraum fur ale Dir.
tifel Die feline Wsrfifdtte oerIa6eu, gut. q
@r ii baufbar fir gcncGene llutsrtiisnn9
uuo lacct oaS publfum Gin auSurnfcu nno
Seinen Stcd 81 befehen, inoem allies uncnts
9foGt 9eSei9t miro GicfhieSt bies, 70 fnblt
er Uerllcbert oaR oafelbe Gt, baIo lberseu9t
baben wiro, caB fcine l8aoren 1ehr woblfril
fiub, peIhes bann feine 8unoId,aft inner
mebr uno mebr uermehrcn miro, rno er
fernerhin iId an9etrieben .fhblen miro ein
lebhafcs Dnnf9efubl fur oiefes oeSetste
Boblpoacn in ieiner Sauff 81 ndbren-
uno er 9ibt oaS 8eripredeli, oaB es jeocu'
raIIs geideben fol-. eHa a7.1..2e siaHa
-a ''. ..'aH ..le.fl.4 eSolepb @eiB.
slllentaru, Slu9uit 16. +. ..,.- nqbu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
cBtrp pertaltat.

Gin Sdtneioer9eielIe, Der fsu SNanomerf
ait psrltebt eineh suten @harafter beGets'
uno iiberbaupt nnd,teru uno feiBig in, fann
auf lanae 3cit sIrbe;t auf feiner 9lrbett uuc
9uten 9ehn redncn, penn or I'D, fc9leid, rnels
oct bel BEN uuter;eidneten in Sao qBbsit'
hda 1aunibip, eed,a @auntn, riabe bel eer
Staot sIaentaun, BET I'd tlin iisdIi1gf
paag sE Tn Saniel @utb. .s,9
October IL. s9ia a1h9lui- T31 9ua nq3ui
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25

berne'Ihee uno Suppenae6fcl. @benfaDs
Sine prnd,tuoae 9Iuswabl aolcsne, 9in9ers
uno Sbrrinoe, febr fdone Sruifnaeeln, &c.
nebft einer Der beifen 2Iuswablen 9cloener
unp iIIberusn 8riIen bic nur erbalten wer.
ben tcnute, pliTeuo fur iebes aIter; 9cIoene
uuo fIberne eeaospencil. @dlss, uno lcnCf
ale aIrtifcl, Die su feinem @efd,dft seb6ren.
Sbiae Baaren bat er, ca er rinen ercsen
Stct cinaeIe9t bat, fshr biaig erbalteii, uno
it cahcr aud, wiIlia bielcIbcn auf bic rec,te
Dirt piccer absuieBen unc stpar 70 biGig als
pies ir9rno Icnlfpp 9eftiebt,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
Nysoia Scbc bier =,

Die lluterseid,netsn babsu aegsnm irtigg
uno 9ecenfen tinmer lit 3nfnnft 9aui ihrefits
Stohrbaufe in Naentaun, ale slrten @strai,a
DC, als Waiicn, 8o99eu,. lHel(tforn uno
Nafer, beim 8ufd,el i'm 8leinen -fc mie ale
arten O1sbt beim @ewidf, une Tgtvittlfatto
ale 9irteu Sd,rct uno Slete gum 0erfauf'
auf Soano su baiten, YpeId,e 9lrtfel ne an
Icbr nirbriaifen prsifen fur baar @dc Sa
perfaufen 9efonnen fIno. q 7'i l'tH91Ho1'1
az Die @iieners Shbren, 70 ,pie iiber'
hnupt ale anoere Die scmecete ArtifeI NOS
tbig babeu, fperoen es 81 ibrem 9crtbet MI,
ben bel ibnen ansuipreten. n'''-. . ,.,'s,., ~
r,sras -,r Yik SoaS uno Conn.
N(Ientaun, October A., .,ss n, H,r,abs 3 nobp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
SrenlDes 9Sieb..
+,sQppiel- -Gerict)t.

Die Waitalieeer Ser Tcre B0citbarler Ga.
ualIerie Gruppe, weroeu bierburd, benad,.
rihtiset, oaB Elm sppieIseriht fur beicgf
@empasnie, auf WontaaS ben iffsn gacpem,
ber, am 9aiftauie bes Geuben o aul, ia
belaatspl 9aunldip, aebaIten peroen fol-.
loer6is znnausnteH Sbad)t rebmen wers
oert. 7i7TE fHn rEnFgm iifn58a " sol
l'l ass SbonfaS Stud, Capt, g
October II, 'sasa Sga faal q ~ ana3ns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
Q5trD DerlaMot,.

Gin Sd,ueibrr,@ @efelIe, Der iein Nantwrre
gut oerfett, nadterH fieieis in, ruub sinsR
suten @tarafter bfGbis FINN anf lgngr 3eif
aIrbeit nnb 9uten echn rebneu, peun er ldl
ic9Isi6 in Glib Wteitbaa, esha @auntps
usleet, bet r. F5,aii 80 n,Ii,ISigys ma
F 0enrp :3iinmerli;aii.Bsi
October 1I.sFa s1is stifE ~ ssorsa92m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
OefentltCbe 95enru.

Sreita9S ben 29feu October, nm 10 llhr
Sormlttd9s, folI. am 0aule bs6 pcrfcrtencn
5ofhun SuB, IrBthin Don SuoslFbeits
bad GnuuIhtp, peda @auutY. auf 6ffentlid,
er Seneu perfdpft fperecn, faIgenoe arttasl,
udnHib: a .,..-4 49,. 80. =.-
- Gin 0uteS 5amilicn pfert, ;tpci Slbe, 2
SdWeiue, Gin Spalier'W nit Geftirr
uEo 8ufilce ,8eH, Gin ShIitteu, WrlIdlfSrn
in ccp JtcIbcn, cine NlllSnbr. Sodubr, cin
SafteL 3lum mo Sprungriemsn, TIiute
Suredu Sdrpste, Ii(he unn Stmble, ReEel
uuo @iIenhdfen, cine SooBfiftc, 3nbcr uuc
font not oisIe sIrtifcI, ~ peitIdufti9 ale
bier Al nlclbcn. ...4.-....- ..-.-..s5.-. -....
Die ssOinauu9eu am gertaufdtase unD
2luhplrtlIu9 BON. .-..... ....-....... ......
raaa ,a gtenben Sne, 9lpm,ors,
n5a7sg Santel 9utb 5 U' 2"'' o'''' af
0ctoter Is, wW~L t5s rr7H rq2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
81 q Cf, T. t d) t

wirb hermit 9e9ebrn, bae bcr llnterfhriebe'
ne ol5 2lcminiitrntcr BON Ger SointrrIahen
Itaft Der perifcrbcnen 6 ath. StettIer,
IcBthn BON Der Staot 2Iacutduu, eed,a Co.,
ernaunt porccn lit. = ollie oiejeni9en oa,
her, mclhc ned, redltndBige Norberun9en
an bcIa9te Siutrrla6enfhaft BADEN, Guo er.
ludlt iolte woblbetdti3t innerhalb g8c'
hen bsi Dem lluterIhriebenen einnhdnoigen
tlno biejeuiacn bic nod, al bielelbe IhuIbcn,
weroen oebeteu ihrc Sndltdnce nnerbalb be,
iagtsr 3sit ouh abSutra9eu.s .a7 f-.rr
vsg g.HHJ Soplomon 9roB, 9lbm'or.
October II. E naim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
g Sparfamfeit il 91ei6tbuma..!
Gt(em !! Guem !aaGnelt !!

Der tlnterseidnete hat freben ertaltcn,
Elm fstr grcees iino rcIfcmmeIes .gfTertis
Inent Ucn geffmicbetem uuo gercqtem Ga
fen, bon a0en sIrten u. bon Der befcn Aual,
itdt.- @r it entfhIcnen Sn ben ugie b T ip
ffen.prei8en Su perfaufen, ,uro labet
8dufer. Elm bel ibm ansurufens che ne Fonts.
100 faufeH. rS.f,s. II. .,.s5 e;s.,.s,t
@r halt ebenfalS INNER aae Slrteu Stably
uuo cufnd9el auf eano. ,a7rfS q, 8on NM
farg rF { Gnu .rf1 s. 3. Moler.r 81 ,
October 4. l-ali a.5i l'r1H lt'is rNaaS nq6rn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25
eSetst fonaea,,t raasb Scbet
Cine 9ldnseuNe 9tnslpabl neue .
- 0jttter m ,tGr" uat

'.a ssk-saa ae.5 Gtiter ~ ,F7r" mrar.
Ger kseitnete tcbient fIob bieIcr Sc
lc9euhed iefhen 5reunocn unb benz publis
fun nberhaupt anSuRi9eu, oas er Isiu Sc.
fhdft ncd) INNER an Geincm altcn Stdnoe
III Der Nam,Itcn Straee, ein9e 3biiren
oberbalb lBiIion's Stcbr in 9IlIentaun, fort.
betreibt; uno caB or foeben bon Teu Ycrf
nit einem iebr fhonen Stcd in iein Sad,
9eborenoe Baaren Surild9efehrt 1T, Die nun
in 3nias sn ieinem oorigen Stcf, Gin aIins
icnoes slliortimeut bloen. = Ssiu Stod
bellebt unter anoeru ATS fclgeneen lHacren (:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-25

ReRinaneu Sausubren
init &dffen, on Iebrnie'
rri9en preifen /; 9clecns
en unb flbcrnen Sods
mbren.-Eerner I: Gil,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-25
Western Afrlc,a

Cape Mount is destroyed. This was done
last April, at the suggestion Of the Captain O,
II. b. Majesty's ship, Favorite. II was n mes,
for slave-traders. The property DESTROYED is es-
tirnated at between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Conference Seminary has been closed TO,
some weeks. 1t was TO be re-openei June lst
under favorable auspices. Herr J. b. Gripon is
10 act as principal.
The missionaries, that were sick, were sener.
ally getting better. Mr.. Williams remains the
same. Mr.. Benham is feeble; Mrs b. in good
health. Mr.. Matthews is lame. The rest are
in usual health.
There had been skirmish at limbo. The
Chief of the limbo tribe, with body guard,
ID May. endeavorcd to make prisoner "a man Of
the Fishnien tribe A seizure and a rescue fol-
lowed. From blows, the parties proceeded to
firearms, and the l'ishmen We're overpowered.
They reiterated from factory to factory--and
took refuge at last in their canoes.
The Timbos plundered the factories, and then
burned them. But an English man war
came in, pursued the conquerors, DESTROYED their
towns, sc.
The superintendent and the secular agent of
the Liberia mission are TO return to the States per
neat packet.
Rev. James Eden. aged 62, missionary of the
Presbyterian board, died June /.
The Liberia Herald criticizes a work of DIR
ESTES on slavery, as follows:
LATE AID R,RE PuRILC,rIoN.-Dr. Matthew
Estes of Mississippi, has recently published Il
book, entitled A defence Of Negro Siarsry; as
Il sJisfs ia The United Siates"
Perhaps the author would do we'll to forward
a few copies 10 the leading men in Liberia. for
gratuitous distribution. they may thereby be
induced 10 return 10 their former masters, and
enjoy all the peculiar pririieges and immunifiss
of the domestic relation he advoeates,-Jnne .
Gov. RonERrs appointed July eth as day of
Thanksgiving. His proclamation is well writ
ten. Missionary information favorable.
The above is gathered from "Africa's Lumi-
nary" published at Monroyia, for the Methodist
Church Dates, April IL. May IL. jun O.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-25

On Monday last adjourned meeting OF the
friends of Gen. Taylor was held at Lexington.
in this State. We find the proceedings in the
Lexington Observer:
AN address, prepared by u. B. kincaid
Wing, was read by him, and when he had fin
ished. there was loud cry for the question in
order TO cut off discussion. Gen. Netcalf.
Wing, and Messrs. Taylor of Arkansas Gun
ningham, Editor of the Kentucky Gazette. and
Breckenridge, Democrats, addressed the meet
ing in favor of the address Judge Robertson.
Wing, Offered a resolution, declaring it. in the
language Of Gen. Taylor. premature TO make a
nomination at this time. and proposing to post
pone the whole subject until the second Mon
day in April next. The Judge spoke on his mo-
ton did Mr. Woolley AMI Gen. Combs, Col.
Rodes, aud Mr.. Plndal. Wings. The "ques-
ton on the address was GENEROUSLY called for.
but Judge Robertson insisted upon~a vote on
his motion, which was fiually taken, and the
motion prevailed, postponing the whole subject
until April, Isis. Notwithstanding this vote,
after the majority hal retired from the Court
house. the small number that remained. took a
vote on the address and adopted it. Towards
the close of the meeting Gen. Meicalf expressed
his regret at having attended. The Observer
regrets the whole movement, impOli;ic. both
as to time and place. and influenced in a grea;
degree, by men who are friends for the present
only of Gen. Taylor"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-25

The American Board of commissioners for
Foreign Missions assembled in the First Prcsby-
terrain Church at Buffalo, on the 9Th inst IHE-
opoRE FREIIxGHUYsEN in the chair
At the opening of the session. the election of
officers and the appointment of committees. an
account Of the expenditures Of the Society for
the last year was read. by which it appears that
all the disposabe funds Of the treasury had been
sa33 I6t 81 while the expenditures amounted
TO S26l,7s -. The income was S,S.9o6 y
less and the expenditures S1.l-~ ~ greater than
those of the preceding year.
The churches sustaining the society are 3-u"u
in number.
The society was reported to b. embarrassed
| by the great diminuiion 1T contributions. The
expenses could he brought down To S-l-J.bDo, bat
| if no greater amount than heretofore j. SUBJ
scribed the debt will he Sl0a.oh The credit
and bills of the society arc deemed good al! oveI
the world: if once dishonorcd it would I've diff
cult for many years to regain present Standing
". Y. Ecening Post
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-25

giving this caution, because we learn from our
correspondence, that in many places, others
views, and opinions are declared to be ours, and
siezed hold Of to prejudice the people against
oar paper. Adopt this rule, and no journal
could escape BE just, opponents, and especially
towards these, who. unlike you, are NOT swim.
ming, as yet. upon full, flowing tide Of pub.
lie opinion
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-25
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
In Spencer county, on the aist inst, by the
p.v IA y Uumphrcy GEosGE W. WEIssI~-
GER. ESQ, one Of the Editors of the Louisville
Journal. to Miss ELIZA. daughter of David X
Poignand, Esq.
AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.
]. b. RUSSELL, Gazette Office. Cincinnati, %.
WHITE & POTTER, IL State street, Boston
ELIAS SMITH, New York.
youx. ScHoLEFrELp. s. F.. cor. Arch X 9TH sis
Philadephia.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-25

THE Two kENrUcKY REGINENTs.-The or
ganization of the third and fourth regiments
Kentucky volunteers took place At Frankfort on
Monday. We learn from the Commonwealth
that thirty two companies were reported. and that
the Captains Of companies from Congressional
districts which reported more than two compa-
MES drew lots Capt. Keaiing's company of
this city was accepted. John ;. Williams, for
merlv captain Of the Clarke county company,
which was attached to Gen. Wools command.
and afterwards Joined Gen. Scott's division. has
been appointed colonel of the fourth regiment.
VIM c. Preston. Esq, of this city lieutenant
colonel. and VIM. Il. Ward. of Green county.
MAJOR The field officers of the third regiment
were appointed some weeks since, and are Man
Illus v. Thompson, colonel. Thomas j. Critten-
den, lieutenant colonel, and John c. Brecken-
ridge. major.
Both regiments are to rendezvous here by the
eth of October, with the exception of two COM
panies 10 whose discretion il Is left TO rendez-
vous either here at Smithland.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-25
. Trouble.

OuI frenos in Iowa don't know where 10 find
a suitable location for the seat of government.
The commissioners appointed for this purpose,
have leen los king out for these three months.
If they could agree Bu; that's the difficulty.
Why not select three places-there are three
which they will have.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-25

\ terrible tornado swept over Cornwall, 4. c.
The clouds burst like the smoke of cannon.
Houses were unrooftd. trees blown down. &C..
but only one If, lost
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m MECHANICS LooL sTo.H-

"a J. H. SMITH, "a
cZS plan, and EDGE Tool .Nax.faefsrer, H.y
NJ 90 WAsle,aIe and Retail Dealer is \2/
Brilders' Hardrare, and Mechanics
Tools Gsssrzus.
~ Ola Main st. EsSs side 5th and 9th Treats
CINcISSkTI, OHIo.
r1OOPERs Carpenters, Cabinet, Wagon and Cha
Naker's Toos Of every description, always ON hand
or made to order short notice. Also, Greenwocd
md other Locks and Laehes. Broad. Narrow and Con
-. Rut,s: Cabinet Hardware Mahogany Knobs, and
scners assosment u Hardware, such used ~ Hoose
BuiIden and Cabinet Makers. Al Of which will % sose
n m0dsrass prizes.
Juiv ~. lels-6m.
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ISAAC PUGH < CO.,

No. IIs. Chesnui rsiree;--P II 4 Z L X
manufacturers ami importers Of Paper Haaginss and
Borders. -
The cisy. of the rewes; aesisnso OF
American & French Paper Harglngs,
Borders. Fres o & Column Papers. Wide
Window Papers. Fire Board Prints, &c.
IN az which vii, lie sold On the reas5nahe srms
vm,e..ie and Retail Country merchants are pafsiru-
arlv inyi ted To call
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IRA III RDSALL,

IRA Bl RDSAlLs
No. 531, Main ST, opposite Bank OF ky-
LoUIsVILLE;
mas always for sale. Whoissais ard ksesn: ~.
snumcnt ofths patterns OF rave, "a s'es ,..1 -,
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kEMARks--sinee our last have bsen plsesS n
receipt Of eight days later European intelligence by ts
arrival Of Inc steamer Hheras. which brings dsass To
the sih ns i'er' Liverpool There had occurred ain
further decline n antilles Of sreadssufs Ploxy
Corn and Wheat. ye, this decline mas not Affected cur
market, in far, TO have influence upon
ny Of the markets. al the SoTth Light receipts servins
o keep prices in the face Of decline In Fossi,n
markets. The barves's IN Europe promised most sbsn
dsns yield.
The general market about same aspect a. Al
the date Of our iasteonnued heavy receipts general
merchandise. pariins ID the landing sypearsnes
Of considerable activity. wkst the produce from The
country sliii comes forward in the med scale a.
fSrins field cot extended operations even were thsu,
a disposition 10 embark IN them. The consequences
however Is at least favorable the holder as tends 70
the maintenance OF prizes which, the present. sIsts OF
other markets, would Inevitably give way under heavier
supplies. In all other departments Of trade an incre,s
ing activity Is apparent, and few weeks more VIII
place Us in active fall business
The business for the psa eek Ia DRY Gooos. Ia.
been remarkably good, sales large extent have
been made. Prices fos most descriptions remain IA
changed.
The Transactions Ia CxOcEaIr. embrace principsIy
retail sales at former quotations; CoSrss
Wah regard BssGIxS and RosE. the market ID GET.
ting better supplied, and b. deIs meeting the market
in instances when he articles held tsyoqd
the reach Of purchasers the noted below in the
article under the appropriate head.
The weather since has been pleasant AID cool
making TIE outdoor business very a.seesbe The river
al this point has ieea gradually swelling tns repor,s
from above also favorable Cor rise which render
navg aIon less restricted than heretofore.
BACoN-The receipt. from The country have been
very high last. We quote Hams from wagons
&c; sides :. s: Shoulders &C. and IRON tagged
&c. Coanary Hans See SIDES Sc Shoulders &C
The sales principally confined small lots - rass
above quoted
BAGGING AND ROPE.-Tfsnsacilons continue to
considerable extent. al pres fraction aoove as auo
aIioas. sales 10 pieces al I54; is5 do 81 do 30 do
sI9 do. $50 do. = lie . Coils rope &c.
80 Coils li3 do al Gee 100 do g. % do ordinary
81. 60 do &C. 20 do OTIS - DO 6ic % do q &C.
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[TransIatiOn.J
Ratified, supervising the 9th article, and ex-
nlaninp the 4th, to the effect that the temporary
peace Of this armistice shall be observed in the
capital and twenty eight leagues around il; and
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agreeing that the word supplies shall be transla.
ted yecvrsos; aud that il comprehends every.
thing which the army have need, except ann.
and munitions.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
HEADQUARTERS Army U. $. OF AMERICA.
Tacubaya, August %, IS47.
accept and ratify the foregoing qualification
added by the President General of the Mexican
Republic. WINFIELD SCOTT.
A true copy of the original.
C. w. LAY, u. $. A.,
Military Secretary to the General in-chief.
HEADQUARTERS Army U. S. OF AMERICA.
Tacubaya, August %, 1877.
To His Ereeiiency the Presidsnf and General.
in-ehief Of the Meriean Republic:
Sir,-Under flag of truce send Lieutenan,
Semmes, of the United States Navy, who will
have the honor to exchange with such officer as
may be appointed for the purpose, the ratifica-
ton Of the military convention that was signed
yesterday by commissioners frcra the American
and Mexican armies.
particularly invite the attention of Your TX
cellency 10 the terms Of my ratification, and
have the honor to remain, with high considera-
ton and respect, your excellency's mos, obedi-
ent servant, WINFIELD SCOTT,
General-in-chief Of the H. $. Army.
translation.
NATIONAL PALACE OF MExIcoj
August %, 1917.
] have the note of your excellency of this
date, in which you pleased to say that Lieut..
Semmes, Of the Navy Of the u. States, will ex-
change with another officer named for that pur-
pOse the ratification of the military convention
which was signed yesterday by commissioners
Of the Mexican and American armies, and calls
particular attention TO tho terms Of the ratifica-
ton.
The most excellent President orders the nm
dersigned to say TO your excellency, us he has
the honor TO do, that hs orders its ratification
within the time agreed in the arinisiicc; and he
excelency To the terms Of the ratification BY his
excelency the President.
have the honor to be, &C.,
LIMO JOSE ALCORTA.
Minister of State. and Of War and Marine
To his eXcellency the General-n-chief Of the
United States Of America.
The commissioners, Oh the part of Mexico.
General llERRERA,
SoR. CoNro, Lawyer,
General MoRAY VILLAMiL,
SoK. ATRIsLAIN, Lawyer,
SoR. ARROYO, Secretary, formerly Secre-
tary of Legation in the United States
Mr. TRIsr is Commissioner for the United
States.
:" hat the peace prospect is, We cannot saw.
Mr. Kendall thinks they are brighter, and as
signs the following reasons as likely to sway