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ssY y ~ csssty. mi = xsyass. 1ts3 cys ~ e
sss ssosesa, y v1sthss tasE, ~ g net 1sY y.
Jueseed Az vhs Wish 70 save Ne Msxisaa natieaAty
cesee that thsss must b mere Vigorous prosesuten q
they can't avoid the result Of occupation
We could after the first battles have accepted the Rio
Grende "a the boundary. After the battle Of Monterey,
with the Rio Grande and California after the battle Of
1asns vsts to the s7th ssh degree Of latitude to
the facinc and the Gulf; but cant do 1t now. We
could have made treaty, after the taking Of Vera
Cruz and the battle Of Csrro Gordo down to soe 80"
BEFORE we got 70 the city OF Mexico could have
Yankees have once set their feet upon the SOIL they will
not Withdraw II che wings had tsken different course
flushed his remarks, W
Mr. THoMrsoN Of indiana, obtained the noor and the
committee Rose,
And tho House, at four O'clock adjourned.
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Dom Stic lhHApOrtatiOns.

Nav ORLEANs-Ship Elizabeth b Een-s0 bales cotton
Manton Fshe-i5 do hemp Me Oregon X Morr.-73 New.
bold Craf4 bales ssirs cssk Lord-3a bhs fax
seed Is do timothy Avres runis212 bbls pork
Lees lard 1903 pb do 1873 bids hams 20 do shout
deu do sides Rowland A.pnwa-45 hhds flax aeed tee
do do 90 bills lard 1873 do 73 kegs Lees X
cosl bbis pork Mathews & cos3 bbs sug Toole-l do
Eughlg9 ties lard Butter h,d-a2 do Work Drake-
IS hhds bbs do ~ bbs OF bbls biaddes Merritt &
coy ic bacoo Robert. VIII msio7 bbis lard L u II l.
Gr'swoid $50 d. ,uyd,m sac 20 s62 bbis hour stow
Pope CO. IL do Nevus ,os- u. II tchcock Mar.
shall bat matt cknsnl3 txs t9uodhue co
ib5l poa ssxtop .bs-l mdse Dniilb Cousin.
.r-l doJ Bgdy-i -dy b. Bulge s-98i bbls -four Aait-
iaod Phelps X IS hhds sugar % order
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Special Aavioss FROM wAshingson.

Our private accounts from Washington state
that sny modification of the Independent Trea'
sury is entirely out of the question. II is the oe-
termination of the government TO adhere s'fio'
ly TO the provisions Of that act-to sink OF SWIM
with it,
There was special cabinet council on wed
nesday; and il being the day after the regular
council, II must have been upon some important
matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-28
WASH NOTION, JAnuary 26, lS4S
Carriage of Passenger in Merchant Ships-Gas
I,nLf.-Mr Petit &c &c

Light Nv Ttt9tt' &c, &C
The billintroduced by Mr.. Grlnnell, from the
committee on commerce, yesterday, proposes to
amend the first section of the act to regulate the
carriage ofpassengers in merchant vessels, that
the distinction in the law requiring twenty clear
superficial feet on the lower deck for each pas
senger, when vessels pass within the tropics,
shsll be repealed, that hereafter, fourteen feet
only will be required in all cases.
We had no gas light in the big lantern on the
dome OF the capitol last night, nor will We have
any until Congress makes Mr. Crutchett an appro
priation He has been expanding his private
did chandelier for the great colonization meet
ing We have oratoricai gas enough. but IT is of
that kind that burns in rhetorical displays, and is
not sufficiently luminous to turn the darkness of
night into dazzling day
Mr.. Petit, who broke his leg month ago, is
slowly recovering, and will soon be able 10 al
tend 10 his duties in the House.
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Passengers Arrived.
MKssINA-Brg Detroit-E Halsey.
NEUvIrAs-Bfig Msrcelius-Alr Storfs, New York.
Foreign lamentations,

MEssNA-Brg Detro-3UO phur bags rag,
Post-25 almonds Lemons
Diaper Devlin-25 cs IS do lemons do
mdse Capt Wad-I8 or chs Blower Neilson-lcs
d Sherwood-l do Curtis
NEUvITAsBIig Marcelus26 logs mahogany 10 do cedar
1000 bbls fdYtc "a barnard
Curss co-36t boxes sugar tsrces do hind terce
asses tece honey 20 logo mai 1881 boxes
Holt Owen-24 az bxs segsn Moses Woo,sey.
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Cleared.
ships-AtIas Holman, Liverpool. Slate Gardiner HOWELL
st Mary, Blifn New Orleans Frost Hicks; Wiscasse
Logan, do. Is Gaiger.
Barks-Amerca, Scott. Lisbon II Robertson; Aim, Dun
ham, Cardenas. Brett Vose DELLA ark, 81 Marks &c
D Hurlbut X Coz AIMS, (Brem) Weses, Charleston.
Bngs-Henry, tsynolds Braxos. &c; Pratt Van Brunt
Mary Jane Clark Jacksonville Eff Nelson Bald
win. Bass.u Savannah, Dunhlm x Dimou, Falmouth Hop
Sehs-Fsir Jewell -, Savannah. Msilart u Lord; Ba
lance Eldridge Norfolk, &c: Comet Pugh Washington NJ
Mitchell Vermion Seaman, Baltimore; Liberty, Gran
mar, Philadelphia Fashion, Lorng Boston.
Arrived.
Ship Elizabeth Ellen tbeore reported Tyler New Or
leans "a days to Ralph Post 9th in. of Gun Key exchan
ged signals with ship Hope New Orleans time
ship Euphaa, from New Orleans for Boson-saw her
again the l7th of Hssrns Saw ship ashore Carys
Brig Detroit Ward, Mss,na 80 days. to Draper DevIia
Vessels e before reported Dec 49, the Strait OF Gbra
tar spoke ship Minerva Brown from Palermo fer New York
New York; 2ist inst lat 81 Ion 70 spoke schr Oerman Of
light Easterly winds and Gains
Brig Marceus, Mayhem, Neuvitas 10 days, Barnard
Curtiss X Co.
Brig Planet, JONES' Easpo days. with fish lath
schr j T. Munsell, Roe, Virginia 2 days.
Sehr Washington Egbert, Virginia.
Below.
British ship John Fielding - from Liverpool with pas
sengen
Also, ship and brgs unknown.
Packet ship still remains at anchor at SW
Spit Packet ship New York lays at Quarantine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-28
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, lS48.
Mad Dogs Fortunate Escape-Damages fo
Libel &c


Libel, &c.
Two rabid dogs were killed yesterday in diff
ferent parts of the city, fortunately before they
had bitten any person. Several other dogs were
previously bitten by them, and the only way to
preserve the public from further ravages of this
distressing malady, lies in their being at once
destroyed The exhibition of hydrophobia at
this time, md-winter, has set people to wonder
ing at the cause. Some attribute it to the fact
that two "suns'' are now striving for the mas
terry among us, while others declare the lesser
&c SUM- to be the dog.star, disguised lumi-
nary of greater magnitude.
A child fell from third story window at
which he was playing in Kensington yesterday,
an ID must have been killed but for a bundle of
clothing that had been placed on the pavement
beneath, moment or two previous to his fall
The jar caused an internal injury, but he escaped
without the slightest bruise or fracture.
1000 against the editor of the Spirit Of the
Times, for the publication of report prevalent
at the time, duplicating the prosecutor with the
Cashier family tragedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-28

BALTIMORE, Jan. "a, lS4S.
Rupture in the County Court-Pistois and Coffee
for t,co-Gol Fsh-Henry Clay and the Baiti-
more Whigs-Scarcity Of Money-Ihe Liberia
Packet, &c.
In the County Court yesterday, difficulty
that may yet result in "cofee and pistols for
two," took place between the Hon. Reverdy
Johnson and Henry J. Brent, Esq. 1t appears
that Mr.. Brent had claimed decision by default
in case in which Mr.. Johnson was interested,
on account of the absence of the latter when the
case was called up. Mr.. Johnson appeared yes
tesday in court, and moved that the judgment
should be set aside, end intimated that the
course of Mr.. Brent, in demanding judgment
was violation of the usual courtesy of the bar.
MIR. Brent defended his course on legal grounds,
and his duty to his client, and pronoun-
ced the charge OF violation of courtesy false
tone, both parties. declaring. it to be- their
intention to vindicate their reputation at
more suitable time and place. Thus
matters stand at presents. all efforts on the
unavailing, aud perhaps shall be able to inform
you tomorrow that two right honorable gentle
men have "blown their dem brains out, in the
most approved fashion.
Yesterday, a man engaged in fishing up coal
and other articles, that have from time to time
fallen overheard, at Spears wharf, came in con-
tact with quite an assortment OF Jewelry, which
appeared to have been in the water for long
time. In several successive hauls with his Crap
ping irons, he brought up one gold fob watch
chain; two gold guard chains, three gold pencils,
three gold bracelets, pair of gold spectacles,,
and a goodly number of rings, breastpins, and
studs. They were supposed to have been drop
ped over at some time by thief
Several meetings of wings have recently been
held in Baltimore, expressing their admiration
of General Taylor, but declaring that the servi-
ces of a civilian and statesman of Henry Clay's
great ability are now required by the peculiar po-
sition of the country, for the Presiden chair.
On account of the absence Of the Liberia Pack
ct, which noticed yesterday, l learn that the
Colonization Society are about chartering ano-
Their vessel to proceed to the colony at once with
their emigrants 1t is supposed by some that she
has been delayed at the Cape de Verd Islands,
where she was engaged to stop and bring home
a number of naval officers relieved from duty on
the coast.
Money matters are very tight in Baltimore at
present, and the banks have nearly all suspended
discounting. | learn that one Of our principal
banks on Monday last, refused good notes to the
amount of $40, 900.
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hio receiver of public moneys the district Of lands
subject to sale at Ousohits Louisiana, vice g. Nee
Fennsr resigned
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GALVESTON, Jan. a. 1S48.
Banking Affairs, SC.

Banking Affairs, SC.
The newest thing under the sun is the Agri-
cultural and Commercial Bank Of Texas. Our
constitution says, there shall be no banking
out, praise be unto the chapter Of accidents, it SO
happens that the States of Coahulla and Texas,
in 1885. granted charter for bank of the above
name, aud that the first Congress of Texas recog-
nzed the right in the grantee, and appointed a
commissioner t, get the monster on Its legs,
which commissioner, for a wonder, escaped ali
the dangers Of the Texas revolution, and the
greater dangers of Texas civil life, aud Is now
here, for the purpose of organizing the insti-
tuition.
The bank has capital of three hundred thou
sand dollars, all paid in and being the only pr
vlege of the kind, will, doubtless, declare large
dividends, and be of incalculable benefit to the
State.
An evidence of the necessity which existed
for something of the sort, is found in the fact
that one of our best mercantile firms, William
Hendley and Co., were issuing notes of the Mid
detown Bank of Connecticut with their endorse
ment upon them
Considerable Efforts are now being made to
have a bridge erected from our island to the
main ruG. rorty thousand dollars have been
subscribed, and we have hopes now that the
work will soon be commenced.
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THE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-The joint re-
solution granting a site on the public grounds in
this city for the erection Of the National Washington
Monument, passed yesterday by the House Of Rep
resentatives mem as 1t had previously the
sdent to have ali the forms Of law. The managers
understand propose lay the stone Of the
umen at early day-on the 22d Of February next II
the proper arrangements be completed by that day.
IL not then the 4th Of July next-NationdI Inteii
gsnctr Jan
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fasraid Marine Correspondence. =

Herald Marine COFrSsPo"usmce -,
PHILApELrH,A, Jan ~, 4 r M--Arrivsd-Ship osceos'
Bsrstow, New Orleans . - All -. a...h
Ceed-ship Cordova Lowell New Orleans bt,gi SARAH
(B Johnston, Port Spsni Osh pe.oh, N.rc"%b
Noroi and rssrsbum: Empire, Adsms Richmond' santee
Dickinson, New York.
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Gentlemen say that the President has not given them
lights and they think that this IL monsrous but Cen
until they select him to rule destines Strange
Inconsistency must be taken for granted then that
unless the whg party abandon their declarations and
principles and cut loose from every thing which they
He will not, unless he absndons his ground, aud
takes the vbig nomination General Taylor will not
do IL. II 10 utterly out of the question for him
to bs the whig candidate for the Presidency He
try much good service la this very just war Mr..
Henly honored and respected him for it He is too
honest to stand before the country wing cspddate
he il too good to be in the hands Of those dis
cordsut In their views and opinions The whole object
Of wing effort 10 to convict the President OF having
brought about unjust war. This IL the cry, North
and south. But look at the Witnesses who have
spired to convict him Of murder. They difer among
themselves One says 1t Was the march of he army to
the Rio Grande another, that ministtr was sent to
Mexico, instead OF q commissioner; another that the
war begun to extend slavery L Lere almost q
dozen different But every witness that
Polk brought the The wn 20 agree that 1t is
unjust war and that It was brr ught by President
Polk but they differ ~ to what produced It, Blue lights
were thrown out in New England during the last war
with Great Britain to direct the movements Of the
my: and gentlemen may turn blue lights here. man
who taken prisoner in Mexico, printer, en-
that country and he was asked by his employer how
long It would be before Corwin elected President!
IA voice-"Thsts something new to me; never heard
1t before " Col Donophsn said, VIII he received the
speech OF Corwin he could not restrain his indignation
There he was In an enemys country denounced by his
own countrymen N outlaw, and q robber. IL was
chilling to his and generous blood He was whg
Col Lane, Of indiana wing, was similarly anected u
wynkoop he not whig! Mr.. Hsnly knew not At
all events the Colonel spoke the truth Col Morgan Of
Ohio spoke the truth Mr. Heny expressed the opinion
that By acting Ike Corwin, gentlemen DO an injury mot
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
S5raneretb'e a1tQcl1,

lie grduercths 4hIIcn fnp Girslid ursc
t1biI0d uno oQeiu nad) foIdlen 8ruueEiBfp
aemdd,t, ipcldc cine lGuae @rf1hruna ale
rjd,tia crprrbt bit. G5 n jest fctne Spef
ullticu, mcnn man in Jtranfhcit ltinc 3u.
tludh 81 ihucu rimmt, lIc iTno als eic tcitcu
Mriuiacr Der @in9creioe unb rcs Ofadeue
ocfdnnt, uao IN atlcn rDSpcptilhcu uub bills
NItn NaIlcu ituo lIe oils eIne arrHe SeQuunq
beradrrt. Scoc Slmie ipuie eicic ,Diacn
i'm SNdulr h1Itcu, JGcuu aetGrig orbrnud,t,
in Haue 2irSuei nOtbia it, ,piro uur Ichr Ccl
ten etu Ccftrr ntthlg lcin. ru oucu Sitlcn
oen 8rrflImn9, oulfen neer Mhcumitis
mus, itne es DIE gelccneeu ibrcm S6rper
fdnlrig pteir plIru gu 9cbraud'cn.
~ Stisc ft'dsbarc Maru lB,t i'm Bud.
ltctr "on y r . mo &etper in al.
irnilur, "a bItcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
81 q CIl I / Cb t,

wirc hermit geacben, tas ocr llutrrscid,ne.
te ais 2lcninifratcr Der SNintrrlaecnIhaft
ces ocritorbcnen W d,a ef Jtru NJ, tcetbin
bon Neteclber9 Iounfdip, ecda @auntD. or
ernount worocn III. SIlIe eicjcnigcu cobcr
Die nod, an belagte Iointerlaeenfdoft fdjul'
oiq fuo, werocu hicreurd nnfocfcreert, ins
ncrhalb 6 Wcdlcn bel otm gIominifratcr in
belaatcm SocioeIbtr9 2aunfdip, anSurufcu II
dt5utciablen limb Scld,e lueldc nod Scr
ccrnuQeu an 9emeISstr @intrrlafsnfhoft ba'
ben, PUB eriudt fcldlr inncrhalb bela9ter
3ctt pohltcitdti9t riniuhdnriacu. a
Scbn Sd9er, 9lOm'or.
Janlinr 2i. ro5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
OcfsntliCbc 95enpll.

Dienita9s ben I4ten Idrs nm 10 llbr
Scrmittd9s, ioIIen am lnaulc oc6 lInhrfhrie,
bencn, III SaI,br9 launftip, ecda @anu
~, offentlidi ucrfauft wcroen:
@lnc uorSil9t he Tube, Gin gutter 9irainlss
Waacn, Gin SdDcin, ;luri Bureau, s,pei Gf
Idrdnfe, spci Scfcu nit 9iobr, spei Slii.
aetlldc, Naueuhr. Better uno ScttIaren,
Gin haIb CnEcno gang ncuc Stiitlc, uno an.
rcrc StnbIc, Sen uuo gBeIltfcrnlaub, Gin
Nruhncff uEb @raeirnicn, Giruncbccrrn
bcim @nld,ci Gin @rienfsffcI, @iicn Soifen,
3nbcr Stincer, S,cl;filte, cine anbcre Ssi
ne, nno font nod, allerIei oaIs9erdtb1baf.
ten III fpcitiduftia Su melocn
Die Secin9un9en am 8erfanfsta9e uno
2Iufpartun9 BON
Saptb Spr9er.
Scbruar %, no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
S(blltrctn nforrerull9.
Sonuar IL.
Oefcntlithe 2Sennu.

Samta9s Den l8tcn Mirs um llbr
Tadmittaas, ioa am S,aule res llntrrldries
bcncn IN Sbcr Sanccna Iaunfdyip, 9cba
@auntD, Gfeutlidl nerfauft ncrben
s Ruhc, Sdlweinc, gctt unc 8cttlab,
cine Sndie, s,psi @utterborcn, &ihfetten,
Srudtrcff, cine en0lifhe 8rnsfenfe, SNenlei
tern fur cin @in9dulema0ctr, eine Suantitit
quite Reiepeiut gcarb, uno 1cnft nod, aaers
lei slrtifeI gu pcitIdufti9 ~ mclccn.
Die Seelnaun9en am Gcrfaufsta9e uno
2Iufpnrtun9 BON
9Stllt1m Sterncr.
.6 brunr 81. *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
{ [Slc2.
eeSOicpb SNrtmtail

S6neiber in ber Staet 9lllentain
Beeieut Gd biefer @eleaenbsit ieinen 6uns
ben unb Dem pubIfum iiberbaupt bic Auiei,e
iu MAIDEN, baB er bas Sd,neiber @slddft
an Icinem alten Stanb, in oem Sauie ces
orn. Saccb Sdser, einise 9bhren unterbaIb
pres, 8ern unb Co.'S Stcbr uno beinahe
ae9ennber oem 9a6haufe oss Orn. Scnatban
Rolp nod, INNER fcrtbetreibt, allwo or Die,
ienigcn nod INNER ldne0, pinftlid, unb bile
Zig bebienen ipiro, bic ihm ibr 3utransn
Ihenfcu wereeu. 9Iud, bat er ale Arten su
Hrtnem @efddft 9eh6rrnoe
Serti9e Sleipun9ssSnide,
fhidIid, fir Die SahrSseit auf oanc, ipeIfe
er ipcbIfei fir baares 8elb abfeBen .pirb.-
Da oielelbe inter ieiusr ei9cner 9IufiIdt 9s'
mad)t werocu 70 fam or fir bic sIrbeit gut
Iprcdlen.
@r III banftor fir bisher 9snoesne &uub'
fdoft, uno fnbIt nbcrsei9t eaB or flf ferner'
hin Der @unit oes publifums miirois MAIDEN
wiro.
Soiepb Sartman.
Sluuar IL nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
Sscrtc Glitter Z!

Tic unterfhricbenen baben freben cine
9lusmabl
Srcfene 9Sa1ren @rocerten E@laB
rnb SuienSlpaoren
erbaltcn, uno fnb jcet bcreit Seterrann,
Der wOtIfeil su faufsn piinfdt, 81 bcfrieois
gen QSir 9aubeu feit oas cisie sIuswabl
ft,ueaen 9lbgang fineet. 6ommt oaher uns
eefdumt ebe bic if0nfen Waarcn all' oers
fauft Gnc. Tanfbar fir Die libcraIe llnter'
itiieun9, bitten Tc nm cine Sortoauer ceriels
ben. Hl
Mert unb QSeaper.
Sllentnun, Sebruar 81. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
Sluuar II.
OemoDteuer G5pps !
Sc feDlt llternas /!
Or. @ullen's tncianifbes Srdmcr

Or. @ullen's incianifbes Srduter
sxA. Danacea.
Yer1cncn gepIaat nit Sercfutd, SSings 81
oil, @ancer, @rAGpelas, alten Wunccn, ul'
cers, ceer irgeu6 etsts JSyranfhcit eie burd bic
llnreiuefeit bes 8lutS entifcbt, Ioltcn nid)t
febleu Iadifebenees 81 Isien.
Gelet gefet! geiet!
Die llntcrieidncte .baben Serrn 6 Sfaat
SroOfS. it,, in Der Marftffraee, pbila'
oclpbia befudt, uno 9eben feline Gage als eis
ne Der merfwirei9acn al, cic je erhort ipuroe.
Scine Sranfbeit mar Scro fuI a, unb
er hattie oeuIelben fd,cn l2 Sabre 9ehabt.--
Sein 9aumen, 9tafe ,Sbcrlippc uno Der Ded'
Ct oe5 red,ten 9u9cS fInc oaourf serff6rt
rpcroen. SnrS fcine Sage il nid1t iu beitre'
ben. et fHH
9Im l4teu Sanuar, 1S46, brgnnn er Or.
@ulIens Ylndcea Su nehnen, pcIdDes bic
Rranfbeit in eiui9cn Tagen temmte, uno felt
cner 3cft nuroe es nit jcoem Gage ununter,
brcd,en befer. 9teues Slciih hat bic Stele
Der Tarbcn ein9enommsn, uno icinr@clunos
belt 1T Wiecer hergeifeIt.
S,ier fcIseH bic gfamen bon 42 rtireftabs
len Burger, oeren Tamen mir ater oeredn9e
nnd) nidbt aeben fCnnen. Darunter bemerfs
ten mir frlgcnbe, Die ,ismlid, aGqcmein in
eeda @auntD befaunt fInb: 6. qB. Carr,
Jlo 440 Jicro 8ierte Sraee, philadelphia,
G. q. @o0entpeber, Nrraus9ebcr ocS Ybi'
lleetphid Temccraten, s. .. Seacr6, 6ers
aussebcr Der "Slipe Brand" ;u DoDlcss
taun, unb picle anccrc Tamcn, Die, ncnn
man bel oen 29enten nnruff, 9rrne ano pil'
li9 9eSei9t iperorn.
Cine 9lusdbl Certificate bon anerrn Sdllen
lIno ebenfaIs bel ben 9l9cnten tinSuleben,
9iid,t elm eiusiaer @erlud, muroe nod, bis,
her nit oiricm p1ndcea an cbigeu Granfteb
ten gemadlt pds nid,t 9ebcIfcn hat. Sebr
picle pdtienten 9ebrdnden eiefe RccBin jcbt,
unc alle fno anf Dem We9e oerSedcrun9.
Gieir urrtrcfflide Met1in IN teifOIssnpsn
2l9entcn gu erhaften.
@rpB uno 6eiper, 9llIentaun.
Deter Nonp, @olfon,
s. S Gointert Heaeing,
rccember |. naI1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
SeGtc SloCllriClit,

2Iae ticicnl9cu Gle rob in cen Stcbr.
. II d crrn cc6 llLtcrfhIic5cueu Id,ulejo
lIno, lrereen hicrcurh gum Icstcnmalc ouf,
lcferecrt, sptithrn uun uno bem | Zen n6d,.
Fen 9lpril Gbiute;ahltn. Mad, icnem "a.
tun lpcrecn ttc Sudlcr in ric nincc ciues
S'lcospSrtchicrs ;nm aufictteln libcr9cben
pcrecu.
@blrlc5 9Sittlnan
Shucon TdlIcD, Jluulr 81 *6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
QBpblfcitcr 2erer- -Stcbr.

9lc. 245 Jlcrp 3ts Scrabc ctsrbalt rer Gaaewbilf,
Ybtlarslrba.
Sclhnd g. Sob nfou, rpiinfcht eb'
rcrbicti9it Die e duhmader, lc mic ale bic
in eiclrm Sab hanSefn, su tenadbrid,iieen,
eas or (oebcii Gin pcail6nbiNes enforcement
pcu SobI II. Sber qspcr 0e6tfnet bat, name
lid: Ncmicd uuc @ideu 9eaerbtcs ScblIes
Ger, bcfdldeiates eeeer, Shldtter &cbIen,
Scihirr II. 3dum eeber, Mafdinsn Sndps
pen oersilalifcr Gnalitdt 9Bar uno @rnm
Sbrr Rye 6albefcae BON afIcn Htisn
palcnIleeer 0tcroceo esininas, y. / no ;.
ireltes atleS er beim @yrEsn nnc &Ieinen.
n2tlislI fllr yaar9sIe sssr SrMiiften Grebit
abirben miro.
&opcmber 8, -, n93R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
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nen oiS Srceutcr non Der NtnterlalTeur
ihaft eeS perifcrbenen philip 9futb,
Icetbin bon lluter Waeunqie Sip, Qcd,a So.
ernanut Uorbcn ii = SIue biejcnioen ba,
her, tpclde nch red,tnidsi9e Scrcrrunacn
an bria9te 0intcrGoiIenidaft batcn, Gub cr.
iud't lclde rchlbeltiti3t inncrhalb 6 $50,
d'en bel Den llntcrltrirbeucn cin,uhdnciqcu :;
llno eicjcni9cn bic nod, all cirfribe iduleeu,
mcrcen cctcteu ihre 9itditinec innerhalb be
fn9trr 3cii auh abIutrogcn.
GharleS 0tuh @r'or.
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