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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
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seiieben lcbaIo ipie mo9Iic, an 6Fia sbfuali
gen Stano pen uhler uno Wasner angirn
fen uno Hid,ti9feit IN madleH;ssspp fid, bic
Binder bcfinoen Bon Hub Aad egm eraen
Wni miro fein Sorls mebr aiS BssdblnH9 fir
cisSSnAlhuloen ausenemmsn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
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tplir,r, Dele bon alien YenenuuHAen. su
perfiufen an ben uiereritcn preiscn au benz
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
Qmerltanilehes 6etlmittel.
Sbomlons Surup bon Sbcer< unS
SclssTaphto.

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SclSsHapbta.
7llntsr alien Witisln, Die in ben kstcn Sab.
seH 9f9eu eanscnfhrpinofadf, grfdltuna,
bufeH, Asthma, BrcnhitiS, SciwHid,mer,
gen uup ale 2uuaeH,, .ssaiBsMno Brufifranf
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hetten aaeeineih u seFsant.i(t, perbinbet co
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Tad,ceut id, tn uieiner praris lcwebl ais
III meincr SamiIie 5bcmlcns ;ufammenas
.FBten Sbrup bon 9beer,Jnos Sofihsxk.a
sgebrdudt babe, bebaifpte i'd, tbne, 3du6sEiFs
caB es Die bette oerarti9e MeeWin iff fur cen.
te, bic an St,wiuoiud,t, Soulfen, @rfiltuna.
sBrutt; uno Salsfraufheitcn1 1eieen. 80
.s,. Bm. gonna, R.Bsg
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fdftund Dor pier Sabren bebieit id, einen -
Ifi9eu Souiien gSas id bel Der unuuterbro.
denen Scrtcouer oieies SNuifcns Int an
Sdpidr, Srutld,merScn, Neutrality-suspicious.
aIthembcId,merten &C., feline Sprabe fam
es beihreiben. SjeleacutIither 2Iuswurf oes
Slters crleId'terte meneu 3uiiano, aber per,
mehrten nieine 8urht, oa er tlutige Strei.
fen enthielt.
Die Bcbanoluua Der 9Irrste uno ibrc ols
nnsIh empfChleneu Ritfel tlieben pbae @r,
fola, 70 e0e id1 mencn Sdu aGs uubriIbar
dnlab Ocdl dugensbme SnttduId,una -
Orel Wcdsn qcbraudte itb 3hcmlcns m.
Iammen9eirBten Sprup, uuo liebe oa mad,
elner Sldide rerqina mein nuiten uno id,
fnhIte mid eritdrft; had, wetierem G,ebror
de Ut, metner llebcrieuguns nad,, mrin ",
bel 9sbcben uno NIT DER I1aries o"satrsttet
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gu babsn bel 9!nqr, unS nidfou GorS,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
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Der unterscidhnete benad,rid,ti9ct isiue
6reunoe uno bus pubIituw iberbaupt, tas
er pbise G'efhdfte bon iriuem Srubcr Scl.
8uoer, in Sber'Waclinae, eedia Go, nbers
ncmmen uuo an bcmleleeH Stauee ais9e'
cebnt fcrtbetreibcn miro. Atie arien 1cp,
rihe uno ocn aGeu prsisen halt er beftdus
Dig auf Soano, Die an Sdcuhet uno @iite
uir9eabswo ilbertrcTen werben founsn.--
Ces9tsd,en sucbt or Isppid,e anf Belteauaa.,
auo an cen bitligiien prsieen.
Die bere treibt er audi fcrt anc
hiblt periId,ert baB alIe fsine Tarten-Wie
man iIe BADEN tpill-an Sprad,t aHp Ddaer fais
nen aneern III Der .rpeitcn llmgeseub natlDs
itehen. = .1aT
Ga er feiue gefhaftr ariinclid psrffebf,
nno irine sIrbea unter feiurr eiseneu sInf.
ld,t oclI5cacn ,riro, 70 bcft er ted,t sahlrei,
den 3uiprRdl Su erhalten, lpcfur CT lid1 lfete
eanfbar jsi9cn iuiro.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
Ober- llllp llnter r-SauColt
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Dicis f6cu Idn9it betebenbe uub bes poll
fommeuen 3utrauens mureige @s|eafhaft,
.fpetcbe Sdd,erbeit ben 8crsHg ilber alIe anS
oere cerartigs G5cieHfboften peroieut, inoem
Die @runbIaqe berlelben iold,er9eifalt seifelt
ilf, oas AlIen, pelhe @i9entbum BON ihr
Iasea, bel oerhditniem6eig niche
'rer @mbsiabInpgp p6iii9e Siherbeit pprbans
ben zisrt itssh ifiimer fort, in @endBheif
ihrSs 8reibfisfs, @siddfte su tbun. .-gSe9cn
I'd @rnani9f uuo @i9cuthums Der,
5lilffltng tfiiebe tpan I'D, ait irgeno eiheni
lozf ftah hbsnamten siscDien su wenOen,
' @Mrles @fert 9llIentauj.+- - :
9lnorelp g. 9Sittuant 3. Saucpn
r 9bilip Yerlea, sssseo.
- Saoio S6al, Srerlerstaltn,
s. s. Sreinia Yreini9spille
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Samue( QSeaoen etauerspitlc.e
Saeob S6peiscr, Soeftcipu, ,....-
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
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xsHA ebrten 1t. aasemeinen Yu.
AN y w blifum bic 9Insci9c, eas er
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er Sc { d) a I in alien teGen perIhiece'
uen 3wri9en auf cine auS9ebcbnte sIrt an9e'
fdn9en bat, ali Dem alten Stanbpl1be, in
Der Slto 9llcnifrase, beiuabc 9coennber bon
d reB B's Jootcl, no friiber c5cIcph Jfrdmer
oas @cfhdft betricb, lpcieItit er bercit lit
VarrOu6es, Smnibu1eS, STAGES,
9tOfmpap6, Garrpalls, Oorfe
lpi9eL Su99ieS, SulfteS,
u. lpv u. I. NJ.
;u oerfcrti9en, Wetfe an ShGnbsit Dduers
hafti9fctt uno Siqi9fcit bon fcinen anoern
Rutid,enmaheru IN penulYluauisn cber an'
bern Dldgen ubertrofeu fpercen fennen.-
@r ocrbraud,t fein anoeres als trodenes uno
81 aewiien Sabresseiten 9cfalltes SoolS iei
ne dlmieoedrbcit III pom eer 1ffcuIfen uno
uebltdftcn--uno in electromagnetic Der 9Ir
belt ncbncn Icinc NabrSeu9c bel neitcm ben
Sheiu' ocu alIeuifn oclsmt Qauotheite
uelferti9ten Gr prrlfcht fein @jcfhdft eureb
stildti9e @rfdhrun9, unb oa er feine dtS5t
glrbeitcr anifeat, uub Inc Snbr,
pcrfe aus ocu beilen Roteriellfn oerferti9t
uno feline Burmloder uuo altsere Sehler
nit Stitt uno Sarbe ausfnlIen iito beocden
niro, um Runoen ia binter9rben, 70 braudIt
er fIf nidt III fteueH, jeoerSeit fur feine9lr
belt out Su (tehcn. 9iufet nur an nho bele,
bet feline sIrbeit oas urtbrilen fclfrt nid,ts.
Seinc Subrperfe madst er itah 8erlan
gen Der 8unocn, NIT eifernen Ocer holserntn
.lld,feu. @r M uberbaupt i'm Staftre, rinrm
Seoen nnt @eifrrod Su bieueus uuo or in
eutiflofen, nuf ir.die 9Irt @elddftr III DC
treiben, cae feiner ieiner 8un6ei nnSufris,
ben surliffcbrcu tpiro.
=. Iieuc Subrwerfe tptro er fir olte austdu.
fheu mcun es oerlnngt fpiro-nno amsbe(Tc.
rnnaen an aIten Sutrwerfen peroen duf Die
thrseite TctiSunb Sa ben tt0i9aen preisen
befor9t.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
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ma BON @ & ri Isas IL. Qesfb-er !, benad,s
rtdtiget ietne Nreunoe uno Sfuuoen Der friis
heren EIrm1 slesseie audh hae !. publiflim
nbertdnpf, bae er .lsgnrn@. 9 ri n as II II.
tEteif In Dem &c d, 6f / fdnfIid
an ild, 9ebradt bat, uno oae er nun an Der
altenunb mob fb rrannten<i
Sjcrbcrci Z
IN Der WdlIrr, SraGe, @efddfte ouf feline
alletni9e 8ednun9 mafenipiro.
slar 9rteu eeber ben DcrsiiaIfd,er
% te, gut 9eaerbt u fdlon ,ubereitct pire
or beitdnoi9 auf nauo halten. 9Iud wiro
or ininer einen y p~sYat lB a Ger,
ot d. tes . berseeo=er fertio hnbeu-
meldes olIee er in arclIeu II. fleinen Guam
tltdten entwenerfIif 9 ar@etey Deer i'm
au II d, fiir 9f.chc Ddute cber
= dl en- " n b c an ben a uerbtI
lta Il en- preiee en- oerfaufrn piro
9tlle Selieuungcn percen banfbar ouoe,
nNmmcn unh pQpftlid, nuo b.tt'e q 6 r.
"a: bSipr9t iberoeit.
Cnrd idhcne NIB quite Q8dare, bi(Iiae
preIie, nnb autc Secieuuna bcfFt er Tt Ser
8uHeid'oft bic Ger ntten Hrmn 10 reidlid,
81 2hcll ruree, aud fernerbiu erfreueu m
fouuen. -
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-15
Drmder 2(rbett.

alle slrteH Dru6er,2Irbeit niro in oiefsr
cttdsrel in oen dGetuieeriqfien lDrei1en. n
dnf oie fnricftc 2In;ci9c usrtld,tct.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

CHhoRofoRM'--Ther is wide difference, wo
perceive IN Tho statements which have recently
appeared IN the newspapers relative to the imputed
good or eVil effects of this new agent Some Jour
nails insist that II can be taken with perfect safety
olhea are equally confident that the sdmlnstfa-
Ton ol i Is attended with so much danaer-prrs-
enl aud lnture--that no cause or combination of
oauses, should justify lis use. We read in one pa-
per, that young lady Inhaled this yapof from a
single drop, and the result has been nsepsbilitv
aud partial pataly lysis As nm offset of this the ed
llor Of the Cincinnati Commercial tells the follow.
ing story, from which i would appear that ohlorc-
form can be takeu by persons, tof peeuliar OF.
ghnfalon, We suppose) without reference to quan.
tity
The instrument was handed to us, and We put
II into our mouth and commenced ipbalina the Va
por We distinctly felt il reaching the lungs. We
continued lnhang until vomiting symptoms ensued.
Waiting few minutes, we again resumed nha-
lauoa aud continued little longer than before until
vomiting was near ut hand. After II few minutes
had elapsed, we made third trial. when the
fetehngs became 50 sevefd that further trials
could not be borne. We inhaled both lungs and
stomach full, aud experienced not the leas. nnusu
al sensation. In other words, il did not take ef
ioct No dfowsiness, or sensation other than
warmth aud fetchings occurred So filled was our
lungs that six houn afterwards il was strongly la.
ted IN taisur wind rom the stomach So much
for onf experience ia ehloroform II certainly did
not Kill that time; neither did il any material inia.
y, though the quantity taken was large
Ia addition 10 the easrs already published, where
tho administration Of ofehlorolorm has been attended
with fatal results, we find the following Ia the Bos.
ton Transcript
We learn from tho Chailes,own Aufera that
Andrew W'oliyet, who had bis thigh crushed at a
stone quarry IN Mediord, took chlnfoiorm. for tho
purpose Of having the limb ampuialed, aud died IN
about an hour without Tceoserng his senses aitef
nhaling il.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

CnroRoronN ~ llYoHouohlA The Publio
Ledger OF this city suggests that ohofoiom might
b. successfully tIird in eases olhydiophobia. The
accommodation strikes ls as a good one. II is
known that chlofo.om has been applied in tctaHus
or lock Jaw, with signal effect Now, hydfopho.
bh a. we'll as lock jaw consists chiefly in an ca.
ccssiye excitement Of the nervous system. and the
symptoms are frequently 20 familiar as to puzzle a
physician. at iirs, rs 10 which disease aalris the
patient II Is this excitement which kill, the pl.
licni Neither In bylfophobinnor In lock.jaw dos
The patiout die In a pafoXyism; but the victim
sinks into deep sleep, which Is the last The Lod.
ger says
$50 soon a i begins. all vital action rapidly
sinks, aud the patient speedily passes from peace.
fol sleep 10 death Can such symptoms leave any
doubt about the exhaustion Of nervous energy un.
dcf the previous excessive excitement And what
is the effect Of chofoiom' Paralysis Of the n,r.
yous system; exhaustion; reduction Of nervous
energy to point from which It sometimes cannot
be reused In all cases Il has produced speedy
aud great prosiraiion, IN the recent fatal cases,
speedy insensibliy, followed by rapid sinking Of
the pulse, complete paralysis, death. With such
a disease, aud such nu agent before him, how eau
o physician doubt or hesttnic' lle must reduce
that excessive nervous action, or the patient will
dies aud he has an agent which, IN other eases,
speedily reduces nervous action, 10 any required
degree, and sometimes farther il not the conclu-
son obvloHs that chlofolom wilt reduce the cxcea.
sye nervous excitement ofictanus or rhydrophabin'
Il has produced this effect In violent rayinr nsan.
lty, and according to . recent account, in lranus.
II may fail In hydrophoba But what sensible
physician would omit the lnllf'
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

TnE FWE MILLIoN LOAN The pro.
posals for the loan Of five millions 10 the
government, were opened at the Treasury
Department, Washington, on the slh inst,
and the offer Of the Rohschllds, through
Coreoran q Riggs, lor over three millions,
was accepted. The premium is l,26.
The balance ol the offers ranged from l,2j
10 200. This loan, i will be recoIlected,
is predicaled on the issue OF treasury notes
10 the amount Of five millions. Since the
award has been made, we have seen it
stated that Mr. Secretary Walker has com.
mitled an error in cnvilng proposals Tor
the amount named, he having authority to
issue treasury notes to the amount only OF
S3,2O0,0O0.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

DrHr o. Msissirfi-ANrnc,N CErDfT ~ Eu-
HorE-The London Tunes, Of the ! lth February,
describes the project Of Mr Robins for paying of
the Irpudiaied bond, OF Mississippi, II appear
that Mr. Robins contcpds that the bonds were Is.
sued 10 an Illegal manner, and Therefore the peo-
pie wiIl not submit 10 a compulsory tax by the
legislature for Tie purpose Of paying ihrm, but
that they afe willing, nine IN ten Of them, TO pay
the bands a. a matter Of honor, By contribution
The Times remarks that some further defence
than Illegally i nrrdrd fof Mississippi, A. there
are 81 900 OF 50 1000, 600 ia relation u which no
question has ever been raised, upon which the
dividends are unpaid equally with the others
The Tunes suggests that instead Of the plan pro-
posed by Mf Robins the State should s-uc new
bonds for the reputialcd debt, and make arrange
mcnts 10 pay the Interest on all II concludes
with the following femurk-
IAN the boutholdefs desire is payment IN onr
way or another aud ihst Tin, will eventually take
place. no, only with the debt Of Mis,sspgi, bot
with that Of every other dciaul,iug state OF the
American Union, We have never, from the iini,
entertained the smallest doubt
On this general subject tho New York Tribune
has the following
ave have fcasonsluf knowlng that the opinions
oi the large iefcgn capitalists have been under
gong. latiery, gradual change In regard 10 ihe
securities Of the national government The If
forts Of the non dividend paying states to effect
arrangements with their bond.hoders, by which
their state faith might be redeemed, has had
very favorable Influence abroad, proving that we
were not at all band Of piek.pookcts The late
move Of Mississippi, even II Il does not result IN
a satisfactory arrangement, will have a decided
influence Ia advancing American State credit in
Europe. We have reason, also, 10 believe that
tho attention Of foreign capitalists has been turn
ed 10 the loans which our government may need
10 liquidaic the expenses Of the Mexican war, aud
ulpf the treaty now before the Senate should
he confirmed, OILERS Of the whole amount Of the
sixteen million loan will be put in for foreign &C.
count"
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

Prus IX AND PRoGRrss.--spcakcng Of
the successful revolt cf the SicIlics from
Ferdinand Of Naples and the triumphant
vindicalon Of their rights. the Foreign cot.
respondent ol The Boston Atlas says:
For much pr this gIorIou. progress we
may thank onr reforming Pope. Plus lN,
who gave the chief impetus to the cause
Of popular freedom, and whosr resoule,
prompt and bold refusal to permit Austria
to march force through his territory, did
more than anything else, to bring the baugh.
" Ferdinand to terms--lor upon the hope
Of aid from Austria he bad mainly relied.
This hope be was. by this elusal OF lbr
Pope, compelled To loregn, and, in conse'
qucnce, to yield where no other alternative
was left him.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
IN 1al7lnl Inc hmm lHIlHTn0I-
PASSAGE OF THE LOAN BILL
MHaa p.
SENATE

Al the usual hour ths >euair waz called 70 order
Numerous petitions WHIr pres ui6a
Mr DAVIS, ei the Committee on \ Hliary AiliHl
Exported bll 10 establish HHay Invalid
Asylum
NJ 1umey submitted a resolution nslIae,ins
the Committee On The Judiciary 10 Ia1nlfe ialo the
esprdIsaey OF passing lass iof Tie sure aud cor.
rect publication Of the duaumruts Of tie secret
session OF the SENATE CaHsd
Resolutions previously introduced. calling en- the
ffrsdeul iaf Information relative ia allowing Ca
fsI- 10 carry fire afns. We're adopted
NJ Gas maggd 10 take ~ iIe bill rel tive n
thr California claims. which Nds azfsgd 10 M
Cas- spoke briefly ia support ol The hll
Ga motion, The Senate laid as=ds the further
consideration Of the sablsol. IN order to take up
the Loan BilI.
M Phelps addressed lhg senate Al some length.
The biIl was then fead ihfd TINS aud pissed
Yeas 3i-uays
Mr. Allen gave notice that on tu.m0r0w hr
would ask leave 10 Introduce d Ionl resolution
congfaiulating France upon the establishment VI a
Republican farm Of government
Mr Cameron objected TO ihr motion. Several
Senators participated Iu the incidental discussion
which spnng up
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Notice.

Y'HE subscribers have just received and olIs,
4 for sale
30 Hall y Sprers' No and Pourhs,
Cooking and Warming Stoves.
Nhiskey, sugar. Coffee, Molasscs,
Imperial and Young Tyson Tee,
ror and clarst Wine, Soup, Iron, Castings,
Nails, Cotton Yarn, &c
In connection with ourhusincss nave established
A TIN SHOP,
and will furnish Tin Ware IN large or small quan.
uies, on accommodating terms. job work exc.
euicd with dispatch.
BLOCK, BROTHER s. co.
Fulton, March %, ls4s.l6.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

Apro rr Rou,N CAuouc'C 'Cnupcu ~ AMrn.
icl--l'he association .in Europe iorthc propiga.
ton ofthc faith, have granted 10 the missions in
America. thisi year. $4,000 10 the Bishop Of nu-
huequo; $4,000 to the Bishopof Detroit; $4,000
to Bishop of Cincinnati; $4,000 to Bishop OF Phil
ndslphn $1,000 to Richmond; 8 OOl 10 Brhop
Hughes, New YORK; $ 1000 TO Priests Of Mercy,
" VI S200lto Hartford. $4,000 to Nashville;
$4,000 to Louisville; s,OOO to Bishop of Nuccn-
ncs and $4,000 to congregation Of Holy Gross,
same dogcss: $4,000 to st Louis, S9.2jO ia Nil.
waukie' $500 10 Bishop OF Little Rock $500
to Bishop QunHor ut Chicago; s3.5JOio Nuirheg;
$3.50 10 New Orleans S1,jOO TO Mobile; S.
600 to Charleston; SG.0OD 10 layafisls in the u.
saies S2,lj9 to Society oflesus, No; $4,000
to Society Of Jesus in Rocky Mountains; 500 10
Dominicuus in do; $1,000 to Dr. Odn Vicar
Apostolic Texas; $1,000 to Jesuit Missions in
Austion; S26,OOO to West Indian and South
American Missions: SllO0O tothc Archbishop OF
Oregon city; $4,000 to Vicar Apostolic lludson's
BAY; S26,00U TO British America Missions. Sll,-
500 10 Oblats Canada and lludsou's Bays $4,000
TO Jesuis In Canada. These grants, with The do
nations ofthe people, will uphold very large NUM-
Lcr Of missionaries Of the Church Of Rene on this
continent
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Gin Mandatory.

FENllE undersigned st continues to lnanufae-
Il turc improved COTTON GINS. one milo
southwest or Washington. Ills Gins arc made
Of the best materials, and viii be warranted 10
perform well, aud will be sold on accommodating
terms.
For all repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon as the work is completed.
J. r. CROSBY.
Washington, March 90 lsis-iG1y
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

A lady, ia the modern areep,aiIan Of the term.
is iemale with her head stuck in a bonnet, her
wasi puckered inio the shape Of junk bottle, and
holeia Tie heel of her stocking A gentleman,
IA The same aeeepiaion, is a fellow with cigar IN
his mouth sword.eane, two eents in his pocket,
aud no sense IN bis head
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
G0PAR FXERsIlIP.

'EfllE undffsmed have entered in eopartnef.
4 ship IA the saddlefy Business. ANY one
wishing Saddles madr NAV be assured tbsi ,b.y
shall have then made IN the bet manner po,.Il,ls
and any arisfs we may be favored with snail mi
despatch The fm will be in the name Of
PARKER SULLIVAN,
WILLIAM {. HOLT.
ApFil l2 ls4s.ls.aw
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

DAGUgaRgor,rE.-A womun's heart is th1 only
rue "pIiic' for mans likeness. An instant
gives the mpfewtH, and an age Of sorrow and
change cfacts 10 not
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

Rr,s,.foR kiLtNG llusnASp-A woman is
now eoIned IN the PRISON at Nantes, for having
killed ~ husband. The reason she assigns, was
on a count Of bis selling pig Tor too small a sum.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

The population Of the United States increased
rom 1880 to 1870, a period Ol fay years, 49,
lls,l27
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

"Good morning, Me- jenkins; where have you
kept yourself this ,ong umel" 'kept MYSELF |
don't Keep mysrB board on credit
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Muh27
SENATE

Hh
Nj Niles addressed the Senate ON the Loan Bll
and examined thu subject with much cate
The Indian Appropriation Dll was thsn taken
mp, discussed amended, ordered to b1 sent back "a
Tho House i0f thrlf concurrence,
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
Mf NenlNoHh moved To go ula Committee Of
the Whole, which was agreed TO- Mr. King, Of Gaa
in tie chair. The Oregon territorial hIll was
taken up.
Mr. Gayle spoke at some length in opposition 10
the bill. lie said he was aPpossd 10 the Nilmai
pfoyIso, as regards is application to newly ae.
quifed tsfut1fy.
Mt Smart, Of Ne, followed, aud made slfons
speech IN suppait uf tie bin.
Mr. llllIifd, Of Ala, has the floor tomorrow
on tins question
On motion, the committee ross and proceeded
with tie regular ouieI Of tusIness
TIE Speaker called ON the yauaas committees
for REPORTS sundfy bills wfro fspohed, which
Rsre fead tWiee ald referred 10 the Committee
oi the y hole
On noiou, the llaasc adjourned.
PASSAGE OF THE LOAN BILL
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

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