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vnter-Power at Saratoga.
To he EsitOr Of The Tr,bun,;


Observing in Saturdays Evening Edition Of your
paper commune from your correspondent 1t "a
Syringe In reference the Dam and Water Pow
in the immediate vicinity Of that village snd on the
line OF the Saratoga and Washington Railroad there
are Inaccuracies which Il may be - well ~ cor
rect The writer that st ne Intersection. II IL
hed the valley With predominant soi OF the re-
son-ssnd thus forming long high sud rather narrow
c.usewsy " not very stable nor enduring msterisl
This stz-eni requires correction the Dam oens con-
suctsd Ia the most durable manner (si cost OF some
g. OOO) with puddle wall Of clay throughout its whole
ien 9Th carried III from solid oundsnon 70 the night
OF 81 feet and s average width OF shout 10 feet thus
rendering il entirely imperviOus 10 water. The width
OF the base 10 40 feet Il the top IS feet
and s tSi , fset; the surface OF water, when the
Pond Il tall. 10 feet through.
Asres9ec lhe Railroad, II unquestonably vii prove
a. yoar correspondent justly remarks one OF the most
productive stocks In the country - In addition 10 ne
formngs communication by steam. with the CsnAo%s
Il will bT its connection win ths Vermont and AAss
ehusetts7 Railroad. AZ Rutlasd. be the most eligible
Boston and West both for Pesssnsers
and freilht. SAhAIOdA
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II We are indebted 10 Mr.. CLOVIS from Bos
too papers Of yesterday In advance OF the mail
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~ The sloop Leader, with the Nal from
Chsr-ston for K-y West wss WRECKED near Jupiter
the issh al Passengers and mail ssved Vessel total
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The Taioa has letter from Franklinton stating
that Daaid. Loco. has beaten arlington. Loco. in
the With Congre ssiona District by 2ii majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

rF TrassIss and oa>ys leaving the City In the sis
noon are informed thsi Ecesias Edifio Of T T'e-"
10 printed every day containing the stock Sales Makes
News BY the Southern Mail &c. up to o'clock BY
curing Of the Hewsboys for the Rrusns Edass Of IN
Tnbans every one win be able 70 tsks With him ~
sssss nsvs up 70 the tins Of Saving ~ CITY.
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THERE ARE 900 900, 600. 10 PORES TO THE
SKIN

II These have 10 be ssps ogec 70 cause free persp
Oo to effect outlet for Impurities u hc hOoy make
tss skn clear and nea BY sAd lb0s 10 prevent nnsn
CURE FOUR-TIF ms or HUMAN DISEASE.
IL fact tnat ha minors bieh clog pores
Of the ssia caHs- many nisfnA diseases besid7 gSles
Tho skin a yellow, rough dsrk look
ALI, DISEASES OF TIE HEAD. FACE AND HANDS,
such ss scafyy, eryspen, sahnenA, iaA soIes, sofe
hrsds freckies, sunbufn, morphew, &c
are cured. " hsn tLes- causes are removed
PERSONS WHO USE TIE BATH FREELY,
should renraaber thsn vster required 10
move bgmor from thr pores have persons DO
have had bhy ssin diseases for ysss sad sf-r mi
everything vain have ts-n cured BY wesnBg the
JODess Italian C0-nics soap, aud Cancellations
y offer IL for any VI the Shove eonpsints IL 10 psroS'
lsTly sdspt-d
TO PERSONS FaoM THE SUNNY SOUTH.
They would fnd their sAin mgca wh.sf, elesrer ard
smoo her by It's But hoy Inust b. .sk ff
JOnes's Ch-micA soap, and TO boy 10 New
Yok but al he sign Of tue Amsican Eagle az Coalh.H
Price, 50 cenls. tul3 1teod
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u We have the n. o PiedyuHe OF the 4th
inst There had been no later arrivals At Se~oriesns
from Mexico and ofeourse nothing later from the Army
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~ Country dealers beA IN mind that the Original ~
only 0oafsads Italian hedsxfsd soap for his cures
AN, pmples free klss worms IN c SAIL sslOSucss fcs
ana Tie whole hoss OF c1isseous csofders 10 70 -
had Ouy II DR.. FELIx OoURAUDs sole depot, o. "Asn
81 step from the corner of Broadway where ~,
be had his Liqah Negetsbie Rouge LILY White hslf pJ
and other eelvbraed toilet preparations hsinepee ~
place, 81 Wzkef-sL you viii be cheated as nusc'v.s
commercials abroad more especially IN Cofsisnass
WIN
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PLATrSA-In wire plato and foil, for sale by
suiS lw LB. BINssE n co 20 wnamsL "a door
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~ The Law REPoKTER' for the current month
reports an interesting case Of Copyright recently de-
cided 9. the L g Circuit Court Boston which mus,
interest ali Authors and Bookseller bradbury a
Guild Boston)
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IL q, Efhor Of TIE Trl5nns

IT, he Edh0r of The Tribune.
In your paper Of Tuesday you publish card
from Mr. A Frsetas referring 10 ots for go given
b, him 70 mysef-returoed protested 10 his card Mr.
ssy. that the no,s was given farther contributions 10 be
made 10 his paper, not for s7siees already rend1ef It's
u say the least Of H. strange method oil doing Dual
mesa for man 10 receiv, money for prospective ser
vices when double the amount Is due for work done
According 10 geeats entered into with Mr. FrAetss
and bis their) associates, that gentleman owed me
treble the amount casa AZ the time took tnis an AL
note for 60 days but matters have gone 80 tar
shall sue him for the balance when be will have an op-
portunity OF proving 10 court OF law whether have
gwen consideration for the money or not
Your oot servt b. COHSIAbLE
IsQUEsr.-Ccroner Walters held an inquest yea
terday on the oO6y Of Philippine Lewis native OF
her husband on board the ship Marion from Hsvre'
and did After the vessel anchor In the hsrbOr
from debility arising from the ses voyage Verdict &C
cordingy.
GEyyRIL Observation-Disclosures Fitzsimmons
vas pui on her trial this morning for grand larceny In
having on the 9Th Of July la, stolen so from Thomas
CshIL The accused found guilty and sent 10 the
staD Prison for the term Of two years .Chrsrsn
Becksten then put upon ts for grand larceny in
having the 20th Of July last stolen 500 from Matilda
Schsrtz7r The Jury alter brief consultation rendered
verdict Of guilty rhereupon the pnsoaer
msaded for sentence and tbs COur dourned until To-
morrow.
POLIcE.-The house of Mr. ]. Nils. az Bergen.
~ j. wa felon ousiy entered Wednesday night snd
robbed Of various ARTICLES Of jewsry. silver ware sc
Of the vsce Of $50 With which the rogues effected
their escape. lnformston received yesterday oy
oser Rsyes Of this City that tbs store Of Messrs Cole
Locke Al sewtoo Corner near Boston had been bro
hen into and robbed Of goods amounting 10 upward Of
,aoussnd dollars consisting Of cloths esssierss ves,
nys hsndksrehisfs &c. VITA which II 10 supposed TIA,
me rosuss have nsds ussks tor mia City.
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n TRr BAPTIST MEMORIAL" for August has,
among other original essays in defence Of CsPl.A
Punishment in which the usual arguments for that sds
are vigorously piled. Those interested In the eOntrO'
very may like 10 SEE H. Il Hutchinson, Isl Nssssast
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u The AMERICAN LirIRARY MAGAZINE
by 7. D sfHAsrx Vol l. No. ," 10 before Us It has
poems BY Street Mrs sigOarDey and others hDe Por
trsi OF Gen. Wool with Biography and the usual
riety Of Original Tales and Essays Burgess strnssr
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IL determined make Washington his permanent resi-
dnce respectfully offers his professional services 10 the
pnlic Dr. Arthur believes u will not be improper 70
at that he has taken pains TO quality himself thor
oughly for the practice OF his profession. He is regular
graduate OF six years standing of The Baltimore COLLEGE OF
DENIAL Surgery and member OF the American Society OF
Dental Surgeons. -. -.
Office Pennsylvania avenue between iih and izin
streets.
Ian. 2--3tF
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n snd Mners late oil Baltimore, south side OF Pennsy-
y,ia avenue between 18th and 18th streets The Misses
m having practical knowledge OF the above business,
Respectfully solicit call from the ladies' In Washington and
vicinity whose superior viii decide at once IN their
vor They have received ates styles for cloaks and
mantas also some beautiful patterns iof evening dresses
An osrs xrcuted In style surpassed IN elegance OF
III or ncainass finish All orders executed at tho shortest
notice, and the most reasonable terms.
Jan 2-3ts
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DOUBLE ACTION HARPs.

J. r. Br0toNe Co MIFeTs I0nI0H, am z3I DTUuHD1y,
Ner York
r F. BROWNE begs 10 inform his friends, and the adj
y. mrers of this very beautiful instrument, that he Will
visit Washington and Georgetown the second week in Jan
nary l8l7 Will have with him very elegant selection oil
double haps and BE- happy attend orders he
may be favored WITH for repairs NC Favors address
ally attended to. 81
Jan l-lw
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whole 70 the consideration Of the bill for the relief of
Joshua Dodge.
1ered to be engrossed for third reading. I ri
The Senate then proceeded, as in committee of the
WHOLE to consider the bill for the relief Of Mary Mac
Rae, widow OF the late Lieut.. Colonel MacRae of the
After some conversation between Messrs. DAYTON
and BENTON, said bill was passed over informally.
GRADUATION BILL. s.st ~,
The Senate then proceeded as in committee OF the
whole, consider the bill to reduce and graduate the
price OF the public lands.
The bill being open to amendment, e''g
Mr.. BAGBY moved to amend the bill by striking out
the word hteen and inserting in lieu thereof the word
ten," where occurs IN the first section of the bill His
reason tor proposing this amendment not only that
be considered the time iteen years. provided for By the
bill for keeping public lands in market too long generally
but that large portion of those lands would not he en-
baced within the provisions of the bill ii the time
made fifteen Years II fact much the largest and most
would thus be deprived Of all the advantages Of the bill
As the amendment therefore important he asked for
sss Ri rex d Ss wss S q vsy r
and general interest and Importance and he would invite
the attention Of the Senate to its serious consideration
He hoped the honorable gentleman would suffer it to be
postponed to some other tmenot for the sake OF pro-
crasnaon and delay. but to afford them time for consd-
Grafton He would be glad the gentleman who had had
day He only forbore to specify day himself because
he preferred to accommodate him. He would move, how
ever if there no objections that the subject be post
Mr.. BREESE said he was not disposed to offer any op-
position to this motion; he would merely remark that
this was the identical bill which passed the Senate in
July last He would like TO have the vote taken the
amendment which had been offered and this question
he would make single remark
Mr.. HUNTINGTON hoped the gentleman would not
insist upon having the vote taken on the question Of
amendment Thegentlenan must be aware that although
this the same bill which passed the Senate, yet that
met with favor in the Housethat, the contrary,
came back 70 them rejected by the House This fact
afforded an additional reason for a postponement
Mr.. BREESE desired to inform the Senate that this
was the bill which passed the Senate, after modification
by the House.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON But ii was again laid on the
table in the House
Mr.. BREESE. make no objection sir, to the post
ponement.
The further consideration OF the bill was accordingly
postponed and il made the special order of the day
for Monday next
On motion by Mr. SEWER,
The Senate then proceeded to the consdea ton of ex
ecuve business and after some time spent therein, the
doors were opened, and
The Senate adjourned.
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DRAWN NUMBERS Of the Alexandria Lottery, Glass
IL A, dawn January z, 1917.
J. w. MAURY " CO., Managers,
(Successors 10 J. G. Gregory Il Co }
81, 81 rs, IL, 81, 43, q SO, 73, 45, 1S, 81, 10.
On Tuesday. 9th January,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No. 1, draws.
!.
of Oo0 amounting Ss3000S5, 000S4, 1880 Of
$1,000, Nc.
Tickets $5--IIalves 81 5D-Quarters 81 25
On Saturday, 9th January,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CLASS b,
VIII be drawn.
SPLENDID PRIZES.
pitfalls of $40 900 amounting $50 5002, $40
2J prizes Of 81, 0O0j3 of Ss0120) Of $780, &c., NC.
10 number lo,ery-i3 drawn ballots.
Tickets SI0-Halves S5--Quarters 81 30.
For sale by
]. Il c. MAURY, Agent for the managers,
Next door east OF National Hotel,
Washington, ID. G.
2--siNcnilld I
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JOHN B. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
Dec 25-3taw tyads A. GREEN, Anctoneer.
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arrival Of .s -,-y
.fi . VI rrl lnilli faiay w ia ~
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il HOuie.-By VlTtne ITIst, tXetuItu DY
Brooke M B.rry OF record in Libcr w b. No 81 folios
l2l 422 and 423, OF the land records OF Washing
Ton county undersigned will offer Tor sale, public aucf
tion the highest bidder Saturday, the Both day o.
January A. ID. 1877. hour OF IL O'Clock, Tor the
purposes said deed mentioned lot OF ground with its
appnricnances situated in the city of Washington, y. c..
and designated the plan OF the said city as lot No IT, in
square No $685. subject to- the widows dover.
This property IL eligbly and beautifully situated on Cap
ifol H fronting the side of Let street between
and north, containing comfortable and wein-
ished wotory brick house, with outhouss garden, @c,
being the which occupied 10y the Hon Mr. Holmes,
of South Carolina during the last session of Congress- and Is
now the possession of the said Brooke NJ Berry The
title is dispunhe bur the undersigned will convey 10
purchaser only such title Is vested in him by the deed
of trust aforesaid Terms OF sale cash The sale 10 take
place in front of the premises.
JOHN Il. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
n.cD S-3aNr iNads 4. GREEN. AnctlOncer.
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+ OST.On Saturday evening, III passing from Four
IL icen street, along the avenue to tiadsbs in
bracelet. with five heads. Five dollars
reward viii be paid IT returned 10 tho ut the house
OF Col. Totem, Gadsby row Jan f--3t@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
9 te fl &c.

Scl9enbcs 1T cine 0ilte rcr Sricfc wetd,r
IN lester Q8rde in brm allentaun pcfamt
Iie9en 9ebIiebcn Gno
S5ctn @crb, Srhn @rcra, Sac.t SIcitrr,
@eCr9c Sccf, @hrw. GubG, &. G. Ccld,Ier,
&cmdro Ccnharo, S,curD GjIemmrre, Seter
sl. @riri, Srhn @ref, Spispb @ebres, Pn,
than Scmmerer, SCImcn eiprcns, QBlQiam
fetr, Deter 2cmr, SeGe Warfs, Setn MIc(,
Sm. Woocp, u. Teumrpcr, Soierb S,nocl,
&hcmas 6cllrn, Charles 9lctcrts, @5orfricS
3rtb, 98iHiam Smitb, s. gR. Stdhr, Deb.
S6anB, 9tottan Shdffcr, 1hcmas Stibler
Solcmcn Steinbcrger, {. 6. Shclccn, 50.
S6eIecn, 6. Scctt, u. MiGt II. .. Wcper,
aoam DCbe, Scirpb 2)unbt.
9. R. Geubarb, 9Npfmeilter.
Sebruar 8.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
81 q C6 + / 6 t
sIaentduii, Setruar ..
an SScrn,iincer itno Guardians

an 3crn1iincer uno Guardians.
sIIe pericncu, fpelfe ais @uarbianS iiber
unriinbiae Jfinoer anaeifc0t fInb, Deroen
auaewieien duf nad,frl9enbes @efes In Bee
aug barauf 9idt su ncbmcn (:
"Gm jetrr Guardian, cb pcn Der Court
~ 8hrafthaft qeiftuna 9en6tbi9t corr nidt,
fcd ale erei Sabre wsnioftcns sinmaI, nno
81 jcbcr anccru 3eit weun ss rurd, bic Court
prrlouqt fpiro, einen Eerid,t abifattcu bon
Der 8erwaltnn9 ces GcrmSaens oeS W9in'
scrjitriaeu inter fcner Sbhut. wrlte Se.
ridte in Ger 2ImtsInbe ers @curtidreitrrs
einectro9en tpereen fcflen. CUR GinRd,t Der
Court uno atlsr intsrelTirtcn prrfrncn."
gIs @uarrians, welde ocrnadIdBi9t bd'
,hen lire 8ed,nun0cn icldcrgeitalt, in ur'
trreinlIimmuua Ger @eiese, einiuberidten,
4rsrbrn tpchltbuu ibren YFihten fcsIrih
nadSufcmmen. u.
Eebruar 0. itq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
% pm ~ arris bur0.

TrIgenoss Gno Die fpifti9flen @erbano
fanacn uuitrcr 9efcs8ctnn9 cen fceter Wcs
dc:
Give 8itttd,rift murec crgcrcidt fir Den
9pleerruf Der Nftc, cine 9mSlaBiflruSe an
Der Detnparc abtheIuu9 pcs penniplpauis
fden &anals erlautenc. Sine ancere fir
itsn sBleherrnf bee Sretrefs Ger Qcdba 60.
Hanf mru be ebenfaiIs einqerciht. Eau.
SC vi cine fehr lfreuac Bill gc9eu Gambler
rno @amblm9 paeirt wcrcen. Rcmcnitran.
isn ipnreen i'm Senat curt, bic iocrren 8ras
s lno a1cttsiaer ein9sreid,t, bitteuo oae ben
"gec,a Crane @iIenwsrfen" nid,t crlautt
wsrceu fcaie, mshr Iic9euecs @i9snthum
,fiufidh an I'D, 81 brtu9ru.-Sm Seunt lit
c,n Seihlue pa5irt, uu iId auf Den -
DtirS gu perta9eu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

2nG0crtp's Wrrb0r.- Die &ourt bon
Qanfaffer Ganniu ,vac wahreno ben beieen
lssten @cG,eu meifi nit hem 8srtore ees
Wcrecrs Soaggrrfp bsfdaftiat, Der, mic un'
iere eefsr I'D, erinnern rpercen, inn Iesten
Oetcter Srn. @eld,irr TcroueD une &atbafi
ua 1rippel, censu 6aushdlterin, auf brutale
gIrt rrmcreete. Seine Red,tsbeiffdnee bcten
aIIes auf ;u befreifen, bds Der 9lnaeflagte
mitunter an Wahufinu leioe uuo in sinem
lclden sInfalIe nahriheiulif Den Dcppel'
mcro beaamgen babe, ecdb, mic es fd,eint,
cbne @rfcIg-benn am Dcunerfaa Rcr9en
fpurbe er eurd ben NuSiprud, Der Sarp "ees
Wcrtcs i'm erffcn @rabe" ftuloig erfldrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
Sebruar O..
Gin beutICber SSoQ.

E Dicnitaas ten 16tsn Tebruar, Faitnad,t)
ycG am G'aftbaufe oes linterieid,neien, in
9lQsntaun, Gin eeutfd>er Sal gchaltcn rper'
ben, wo,u atIe Deutidr IA Der aan,en um'
aeaeno nno alIe ilbrige 5ans &iebbabcr ein'
aclabcn itno I'D, ein,utnosn. Die u6rtsr'
fteu WuIfantcn fInb anaeifent, unc nidbts
fcll feblcn um Gle G,ele9cnbeit eineVfctr ans
acnehme uno fr0hIid,e su MADDEN. Sir Sutr
9etrdnte Ano Speiien, ,piro fcraen
Sob SIedner.
Xetrnnr Q. naInt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
Scrbcirafbct:
(Ourdl ben @hrp. Ncrrn Nubl

CCurd ZEN @hrtu. Scrrn Dubs.)
glm 17ten Sanuar, Sor. 9lcam gemrlD,
NIT WeiB Scbina Sfern, bette bon oeieels
BERG.
Bur ndmItdcn 3eit, SHr. Swen SetI, nit
D|te WParD 9Inn SeIc, beicc pru 9. Wheit'
baU.
BUR nimlid,sn 3stt, S,r. Scnas Seuflns
ger, init Orig ecpina Soancwerf, beice ocn
HeiceIber9.
gIT 7ten Setruar, Hr. Wcfes Tetrr, nit
U'lB eeanna SHausman, beioc bon q. Wbeits
bad.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

FNn: leetcn Mitmcd, rpurce uuiere
limqeaeno burd eiueu iebr id,percn Nracn,
beglritct pom sinem Iebr hchcn Sturm,uinoc,
tciH9eiuft. llnfere @ctpdlTer parcu be-
eeutcnb an9cfdwciIen-rid ridtcien aber iopeit
mir wilien, feiuen meleenspcrthen Shaoen
OH. Ter Sturm abcr rie piels 8dume I'M
A. Ncnier ron ihrem Eager sIud, in bieier
tStaet muroe bas Wchnhaus be6 Soru. @i'
-fecn Sbad, feues Dades teroutt, unc meb'
rere gBirthsf uno nneere Ausbdn9e' 'Shicc
rieeersrrifIen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
Sforb.

am ocrIctten Samffaa Wcreen, in ec,p,
bill Saunfd,ip, gcha @auntp, an bcr sIuS.
scbruna, mcran lle 8 Wcnate frdnteIte, 6 q.
I parma, @heoattiu tes Nrrru Veter
SdMmadrr i'm sIlter bon Dc cabr, 4 Mo.
nat uno lS 2agr. Sic tinicrIiee eiucu bes
trnbtcn @attcn uno 4 SIinber ibrcn 9bthieb
gu brDcinen. Wrntaqs tarauf rurten it,.
re hlnterlasruc @ictciuc ;ur Nnhe ocbrod,t,
wctci eer @hrm S:crr Sfhccl pretiate. -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

~Die Stcdtalter Der all9ier 30 erridy
tensen Stabtbane bielten am lcBten Gcu'
.nerifng atsrm1l6 cine 8crfaitlung, bti nell
der befdlcHen wuroe, berfrlben Den Tanieu
't Ooo. .SeIiop Nalle" beiSulc9en. Cierauf
spurben frlgsnbe geamten bon Der @cieG'
dd,nft ermiblt
prefce t-Saecb Ditlinaer
@ d, a y me er-B. s.. Slumer.
Seeret r-Schn .. qanau.
9ruiti c S--Scfcrb WciB, 6, 3., ,9sn
'haro. @tarles Seasreapcs, @li Sk,Sdgcr,
6. s.. Wartin uno Oapio Stenl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09
sp qcete Rcd,c lpurer in biefToer @tns

ecF ectte Wodlr tprrer in hiefI9et Stnet
rine @erfammlung su @unlfcn Der @rrid,s
fuu9 elmer 9iie9elbahu BON Der Gelasparc bis
mad, Iamaaua aehalten. Sc Gno Commit,
teen in jebem 5aunId,tp birIes @auntD5 er.
'rouut mereen, INN Sontrbuticnen fur cine
sIbmeTuns ~ famuelu, uub mir bpfen cos
alIe ernanute perIrneu hienrn wrrern, tn
eem bic @rridtuua infer alIer esntereiIen
'feiu rpnree Ter 9taum erloubt es uns nid,t,
Die 8erhanbIun9rn eiele WodIe tcr sansen
qdn9e mad, su getsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

TGin Brief BON Rictcria, Mrricc,)
untcrm Catum pom 6ten b. Wts faat -
Sd fiible heute oan, ac,pis cne gera @rns
oas 9noeumert tcs Sberbefehlsbabers 1T,
llno id, pitree nid,t erffauncn penn mir uns
in einiaeRF Taaeu auf tem Warfdc mad,
Gampiec befnben pirben. lie 3aM eer
pferoe heute, nnb fir meIdc Tuttcr crfcr'
berlid, III, III 1893, unb es mint tdgIid, $50
SufdleI Wslifforn I'M de ,u fiittern, fpcl'
dies uns spinaen ipirb eiuem Shifabrtecrt
su udhcrn, inbem mir balb atles In biefer
Tadbarfd,aft auf9esebrt habeu reroen."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-09

2fmf0cpast !-@s mattcn ncuIid, fcl'
senbc neue falIhe Ictcn ibre @rihcinung:
8auf bon @bambersbnrg, @hambersbura
-uncd,te uno 10 3haler 9fcten. Sie ftno
at ben Wcrten "@hamberebnra Sanf" fcitts
lih, intcm auf ceu edten "Sanf bon @bam'
ber66rra" ifebt.
gctnmtta 8duf uut @riifrn Scmpaauic
-ciue Rdhahmun1~8lchifd A, s!pril T.
1916 Die liHfcrfkftff bon 9. Shcd, Gas
fIrer, III 9raprt; Etiquette ercb; aud, III trr
barauf bcfnolid)e Srpf fdlieht 9raoirt.