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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05
For the Lexington Unit
CHESTERFIELD.

Mr.. EDITOR Permit me, through
your interesting paper, TO invite the atlen-
ton of your young readers especially, 10
the excellent though much neglected work
of Chesterfield, upon politeness, etiquette,
manners, &c. Its style is chaste, classic
and elegant, and fit model for the youth
10 adopt. Its study would give them u
good idea Of fine writing, refine their taste,
and improve them in the art of compost
ton.
But it is guide TO the young in their
social intercourse with the world, that its
chief value consists. Refined, polished,
and easy manners are the true opponents
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

damus TO an officer of the United States,
to compel him TO perform ministerial
duty, the consequences are, in one respect,
the same. The result in either case is,
that the officers of the United States, are,
in respect 10 the performance of their otll-
cial duties, subject to different laws and a
different supervision; those in the States to
ono rule, and those in the District OF
Columbia to another and very different
one. In the District their official conduct
is subject to a judicial control, from which
in the States they are exempt.
Whatever difference of opinion may eX-
list as to the expectancy of vesling such a
power in the judiaciary,in asystem Of Gov,
eminent constituted like that Of the United
States, all must agree that these dlspara-
sing discrepancies in the law and in the
administration of justice ought not TO be
permitted TO continue; and as Congress
alone can provide the remedy, the subject
is unavGdably presented TO your consId
S alton.
nj. VAN BUREN,.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

Our readers will learn with pleasure,
that the subscription list, recently got up
for the purpose of obtaining sum snili'
cient TO erect church, has been assigned
by many citizens of Lexington and its
vicinity; and that $4,000, or thereabout
have been subscribed
Let every individual friendly TO Chris.
tianity, contribute some thing TO the laud
able enterprise, however small may be the
contribution. We hope TO see in few
months house of worship in our village
that will reflect credit upon the place.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

The following is the result o! the Co
piah county elections for representatives,
taken from the Manchester GaZette extra.
II will be rccolccted that Nlcssrs Brown
and Reid are Democrats, and at =" a large
and respectable whig meeting Of three
fomihs of the comfy" These gentlemen
were instructed TO vote for a Bank Senator
TO Congress. They did not think fit to
adhere to the Instructions and resigned
their seats, and ran il over, and here is the
glorious rcsult--a strict party vote.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

ALABAMA LEGISLATURE According
to letter in the Montgomery Advertiser
strength of parties, in the house of repre-
sentatves is thus: Democrats 60, ieder-
alist 35, and 5 doubtful. In the senate
there is democratic majority. The wings
have claimed M.Clang the speaker, bc-
cause he was formerly of their party, but
he has changed his sentiments, aud recciv-
ed the support of portion OF the demo
cratic members upon distinct avowal OF
his preference of Van Buren, and the
subtreasury Ibid.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05
ELI u n 4 @ n !.
JANUARY 5, 1889.
M. VAN BUREN,.

We are authorized TO announce Wilson A.
Purtlom as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Cont of Holmes County.
We are authorized to announce William M.
Burton ms candidate for Assessor and Collector
of Holmes County.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05
'ious rcsult--a strict party vote.

If the board of police will cooperate
with the select men of Lexington, an ar
rangement might be effected, by which
the public square can be enclosed, and
rows of shade trees planted in it. How
much it would add TO the beauty, comfort
and health of the county seat"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

Of Florida, convened at the city Of St. 10
seph ON the 4ih Of December. Hon.
Robert Raymond Reid, was elected pres
ident of the convonton--ihe vote standing
Reid CIV. T.. Duval 26. The terri
tory has not manifested much gratitude
in thus overlooking the old standing claims
Of her talented and amiablos ox-goyenor.
bid.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05
The Providence Courier mentions, \

I he Providence Courier men''o'a,
case of a young lady who was bro'ea ",
by the Marshall for refusing TO be s's ri
and give testimony before the grano y n A
at the session OF the Supreme Cour," ID
United States. Judge Story ufsea ~
her respectfully and kindly the ne. .d.
of giving testimony to promote the ' ,,nle
insiicc, and admonished her thai &c, 10
she consented to be sworn and 'e'"' Il
SHOULD be compelled 10 commit he' S \
to remain until she did consent, s =,
staily replied that she would ra'h'' .
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05
BREAD.

Mr.. John Stumps intends commencing
in few days the baking business in this
place. He is an industrious sober man,
and will render his bakery useful to the
public.
We hope he will not find Lexington
+" a bad row for Stamps"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

We invite the attention of our readers
particularly parents, TO the card oil WIS
Rose and Miss Mercwcather, conductors
Of the Franklin Female Seminary, TO he
found in our advertising columns OF to-day
Those ladies' propose instruction IN al
the various departments necessary TO con-
sli,utc polite and useful education. we
feel justified from our own knowledge IN
recommending to the favorable consldera'
ton of the public, the institution over
which Mrs. r. and Miss NJ. preside.
As the conductor of Il public journal
we deem it our duty to notice the apathy
and Indifference which has hitherto pre-
vailed in our county, IN regard TO that
most important matter--femalc education,
an apathy entirely ineXcusable, especially
in southern cline, where the little girl,
who on yesterday tripod TO school win
her apron and sun-bonnct, to-day aiaIns
womanhood, and soon occupies that most
responsible station, the head Of family.
How necessary that parents should
early fit,heir daughters for maternal duties
While the sister Of sixteen is leaning or
the arm of her husband, the brother o
twenty, is still pouring over The classics
laying for himsefa foundation upon which
is TO be reared the supcrstructure OF iutur'
usefulness; hence the disparity hetwcci
the sexes, so often remarked. There is ;
highly important responsibility rcstinI
upon mother. She IS The first ohjec
recognized by the infant, while the min
is yet tender and subject to every impress
sion, the mother inculcates the early prin
ciples Of morality and virtue. She, ii
who learns US to repeat tie lords Prayer
the prccepts in which, VIC observe SO lon
) as under her immediate guidance. An
9 say what VIC will, there is no man, how
ever proflnc, however he may have stray
ed from those early admoniions, bu, th'
at times lie feels deep contriIon and r.
| morse and is chastcncd down, in recurrln
r to his youthful days, when he repeated h
, infant prayers to his mother.
We hope our citizens will patronizc tn
, institution Franklin is situated in
salubrious region, Astounding with GOO
. water, and ia The midst Of highly INTEL
gent and moral community. The truste,
are established citizens, and interested
the welfare Of the school,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

A new whig paper is about to be estaA-
lshed in Brandon, Misp. by Mr.. Charles
A. Folsom, to be called the Southern Sent
incl. Ibid.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

The Hon. Patrick Noble was elected
Governor Of South Carolina on the 9Th ult.
for the next two years.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

We understand that the wing candidate
has been elected by some 70 votes over
the State Rights Democratic candidate in
Yazoo.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

Young gentlemen, read the following
extract from the Baltimore Sun. II is a
lust and beautiful tribute TO woman! wo-
man, who cheers us with her smiles, buoys
us up in adversely, and when all else de
sert lis, teaches an example Of moral lorti-
tude, SURPRISING that Of the stronger sex.
Would You avoid the nllurements Of vice?
court tho "socety Of virtuous females.
Even when we have plunged recklessly
into the deepest recess of vice, have gone
headlong into the haunts and nells of the
depraved- land seek again the Christening
| influence Of woman, we are amazed to find
| how shor, time since. we stood on the
brink of destruction. If the demon dissi
patton tempts us from the paths of recti
| tudc, let US turn aside, and place ourselves
| again in the sanctum" of that society
composed of morally educated and vlrtu
Gus woman. We become awake aud vii
avoid HIS snares, however atroltly laid
But we intend no observation-disclosures young
male friends, will appreciate the truths
| below
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

The Brandon bank has called in and
burned upwards of 81, 2OO,0 O0ofits paper.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

GOOD NEWS.-S. NJ. Goode, demo-
Graf, has been elected representative
from Kemper county, Misp. by large
majority over HUME, wing, and very
popular man. MIR. Coode was announced
as a candidate only six davs previous to
the electinn.-Grand Gulf Advertiser.
FLoRDA.-The members of the con-
vention for the formation of u constitution
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

We wish our patrons happy new year.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05

We presume all the river banks as well
as the Union bank, have resumed specie
payments.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-05
FEMALE SOCIETY.

We pity the man who voluntary shuns
the society of virtuous females. He robs
himself Of lfe's greatest enjoyment, and
offers himself scIfimmulated sacrifice at
the shrine of prejudice. He is like the
traveller, who would toll on his path OPP
pressed and wcarried with a burden, yet
would churlishly reject assistance. n y
The frienship of a pure virtuous woman is
the swect-ening of misery's bitter sup,-lt
is oil upon the waves Of LIES stormy sea.
calming lis troubled Waters.
We would say to all young men, court
the society of young ladies', heed not the
jeers of silly -pated vikings. disregard the
tatle of idle gossips, but form as many
female acquaiotances as you can strive tc
deserve their friendship, and study TO re-
tain it, and you will not only find true
source of enjoyment, bat erect for your
defence a barrier against the attacks odds
sipation and vice.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
ipran9 uno ben eoleren Subalt ans
Qidt brddte.

unab9efchen bon Der 9hdnbIidfefk
oaB ale oieie Betriieereien MIR ourd5 fall
lhe @'ee oorh9efiibrt rperoen f0nnen,
9relfen fle aufs ttef(te in bas cSutereee
uno Qgohl oes Staotes Elm. sic plitnoern
pen otfentlthen Sd,as um OeiQtonen, Sie
nadlten eo oem rehtliheru She'll amcri.
Fanllder Eanfente unm69lih, bas SIMS
portatton69eid,dft auf cine pcrtbei(bofte
QSctle sn betreiben uno fort,ufesen, tpeif
ts auBer threr Wadt Iieqt, nit BEN q,re;.
fen 9efhmu99elter Sitter ,u concurrirrr
2lu5 Der ndmltd,en ltrfahe Ieioen Die We1.
nnfatturen bes Sanoes. Gte Derleber bic
@bre uuo cen @borafter oes eanoes.
(pbit. SnttQ.
Die Gcnfl5caticnen 9elhmuoaelter @it.
ter via NeuzYprf, nehmen in etnem fcI.
d1en @raoe Su, oaB es faum III bered,nen
tit, Ddnn uno tpo fte Elm @noe nebmen
oereen. @noe opriger Wcde fInaen biele
Speratlpnen aud, tnSaltimcre an uub III
Estrolt Widi9au. Die Tews Q)orfer 3plll,
hauSefF5ere ltehen ilberaQ auf Der Qauer
uno pbne 3tpeifel miro es ikuen aud, oe,
l'n9en, etcle Sd)urtereien in ihrer pollen
Nusoebnun9 aue5ulpltren. (ib.
pbiapc(rba, @epttmber 5.
SIMMER mehrSetriiaereieu ein,elner MI,
'plrol9er :aaufeute ptilaoeipbia's tcm,
men gum yorlthstn. Die J1adiuhuusen
IN getreff cer 9eihmu9eelten QDaareu
oauern beitdnotg fort uno porqeftern
I a N Dem etnige 3plIbe mten
II Sranf oro, inter etnem &ortcf,
felhnnfsn oerlfedt> cine 9rcet Guantitdf
Sud, oaS bon bier ocrtbin 9ebrabt mcr-
ben tpar.
Sl1 Dem Seller etnes NirthstouIes ppn
Senl'n9tcn fano man ebenfaus perbcrses
ne nno 9eihmu99elte Sitter. Ger Bertb
eieles Sunce5 tpirb ouf $4,000 aneesss
ben. Ger Cemofrat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
Ser Y}oterlanb6 Yreunb unb 9 eft Ser 3eit.

ieluns pon Sag uno 0lat toben; bag c, 'p1e ee Sr'
De, aus eane iino N1eer beebsu, nno rarnn 1T eIdl
niebt baran Su speeln, paB e Semobner b9oen; 1 oe
ubrisen Snmelof6rper, tpelde mir 1T Sotlcter Ns19e
am trnel erbltden fhetnen 9rbftenthe'ls Sonne II
|5u fen, b. b. fcde S6rper, pelde 3hr et9enes S1et
bnrh ihre Stroblen erlcucbtem uno ertodrn'en. A1e
otee feuri9en 9tnn,e6f6rper rperren erne 9ez
nannt. llnfere Come it olio audi Elm Srlterry 'no
notwithstanding elmer Der fleiniten Genn pte mare eo
m6glt ooB mir bic ilbri9en Strerne erblife fsrne
Tnb, ais n1ere Grnne ,penn iIc ridt oeie AT GrbBe
nst 6ertrdfen ?-S0nnet ihr eud wohl oe6 9IeS Sor>
teaert pbne iber bic Scrrlihfeit nnb GrtBebe Me<
oebGroe5 su eritauner, phne Die e1n'adt be5 Shop>
fers 5u beipltnbern unb All Derebren
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
(Nus rem 9olts Slatte.)
9l11fruf All Die Eeutlben Don Git
rt+1+&,+t

ltlIALk+
Snber Grtpartuna, bag bon oenieutoera
pelhe elnen Stanopunft i'm ae(elll9en u.
ppltttSben 2eben bte(er Staot bebanpten.
Die 9eeigneten Sdritte in 3etten eetbon
weroen tpltrcen I'm etne Sucun9eauftalt
5N unterIsilsen, tposu Die hieGgen IeutIhsn
Die @hre, ren erlten @runo eele9t ~ ba.
ben, Ilh anei9nen 1T bic Wubl uon Dee
le9aten, mir tpclleu bpffen, ntd1t gum
Tahthell Der guten Sad}e oeripdtet ,porS
ben. 9lber be6er Ipdt oI6 gar nidt. Denn
unaueI6ihliher Sdtmpf ,pitroe es icpn,
penn etue E t1ot, cte tpeeeu ibrem Bobl"
itnnoeS nno 8laH3es nd1t ntt llnredt
Der Stern bes Welfens 9eaannt rereen
mag, menn cine 1rlhe Staot NIT elmer
SeoOlterun9 BON 10000 Seut1hen in eb
mem llnternehnen, cas- niht nur fi1r un6
eblt pom hrd)lter lSlhtioteit, frnhern aud,
ccn uattcnoler Sereutung fir pas 9slar1>
te Vclf Der Ser. Staoten mernen mue<
aus unwlrct9er Shlafbeit ibre Mittptr"
flung oeriagte. Ter Wertb unc bic gtutts
penct9fett gutter @r5iehul9sauitolten ita
onerfaHnt, ete Ginieitl9feit unb Man9el<
taftt9tctt Der meiltcn, jebt ocrhanoenen
Schulen ;u9eifaneen, tos BcbiirfnB elmer
9rl'uollhen 1tcnntltiB beiner gprad,em
lebhoft 9efllhlt uno oerWunIh fir b6bere
llttitbe nub iHtelleftueae 9tusbilbuna ur>
lerer Su9eno oielfdlti9 ausaeiprcd,en.
Wohlan oenn mas sS9ern mir, cine
pf1n3ihnle fur 9clf5lebrer, ,po,u tereite
Der @}rnno 9slegt 1T, thotfrdftt9 inc Qeben
ju rufen. eaeen mir ctejeni9en, tpelte fet>
ne 2eutihe mehr feDu woQen uuo ibre
S,noer rein en9liGren, bel Seite leaen.
gle itno 9leib ben Grohuen in Der Rie<
nenreputItf> nur oa;u pcrhanben nm bic
mcnfd)ltd)e Hoce ;u oermebren, uno pbne
eineSpur ibrer Seiltisen 3hdtieteit binters
iaBen 5u BADEN, ibren @acauer Der @ree
ntecer ;uriif i'll 9eben.-9Ser Elm fdbIed,s
ter 2entlder III, Der it aEh flderlid, ein
idlehter 9lmertfoner, per bic 8cr,iae
{etne6 eieenen 0plfss riht AT fd,dten
spctB ,pie fann er een Bertb elmer frem.
een 9taticn tpiirti9en? 9lber @iesnnub
uno tbierifd)e ardsheit ieben ft INNER
nah etnem Gedmantel ilnt fey 'er aud,
nod 70 fhmuei9 unb serrieen.
Sort nit tielem @efhleht in beBer
Sbren nthts tppblt6nt als oerRtana Su<
bers unb @olces.
Die beeeren 2eutlden aber brn gins
c|nnoti ein9etenf, oa8 eiebe su Der 4Bt<
Benfhaft uno Streten mad, Treibeit ihnen
ais bei!i9es @rbtbeil BON ihrea 8Srfabren
blnterlaeen tporben iIut; tperben es onrete
Die Sbat bemetIen, baB fte berett fInb, bet<
,utra9en CUR 8e fSreerun9 bes @emeitt@
nchle, mitsumirfen sur @rtaItuna Der
tteuer errunscnen freieu 8erfaBung, amf
jeglihe Qgeife bauptfdd1lid, aber burds
Neranbilruns Der Suseno su 9uten Wsens
Id,cn> su eini1dtsuollen Sir9ern, bafiir
balten6, bas h0dife grfenutniB nerbun.
ben nit Sittlihfeit uno unerIbiitter(id,em
Tcitbalten I'M 91edten bic eilsieen Saus
erneen Stiisen freier Staaten iepn tbns
men. Sun Namen mebrer SIeid9eGnuter
1eutiden.
SAT-, @afhe.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

8riefe, spelde in Buffalo ein9etreffen
uno, enthalten Die Tadridt bonn tcM lc.
De eprl1an Matbbun's. @s l1arb ou lteu
alu9uit IN 2eras, tpcbin ct fh eps 3 5at<
rem 9eaIdNet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
Son Der gSelt.

lDtr sUteN1tl1en tDCG>
neu Die @roe, TT nur Elm fehr flener 2beil Don Der
9Belt, b. b. ppu ben,, mas @ott 9eIhafen bat. @s
gebt nc unsdblt9e &Grper poer Grbe1 unter ne(cteu
otele Iniern @rbfrrper 9rbee ilbertreffen. Diee
Gorper erb(t6en ptr gum Shelf an bent unerme6liden
9etpNlbe ees Sctnttnels tit etnPr beQen Naht. sic
dleen uns pe9en Der Gntfernung, in irelder mir Ie
cben, flctne lel1htenbe punfte ooer eiter su iep1
lSuroen mir Ie aber ipphl III einer inden un9eteern
@ntfernun9 erbliden frnnen, Denn fle nt Ietr erpB
waren2 lStr nenren fle Sterne. Ser groBte unter
eleen Sternen fdetnt 1trierm 9luge bic g cnne ut
fem. Shre Strahlen fhteBen burob bic un9ebeuren
Haume oes Sotmes anf uniere @rre herab, erleudten
uno ertpdrnen e, uub oerbretten itberaa Qeben unb
Srrehtbarfeit. Jtddt Der Scrue fdheint Der O2 on
unter ben Sterter, pelde mir ieben f6nnet Der erEBz
|te. Nud eteer Stern erleobtet our iette Stratle1
)nnlern @robal aber fen ett 1T ndt 70 benrenb> ,pie
oas etdt Der Spnne, lnb es brnat feline gHGrme ber<
Dor. Dos errBe blane Gepolb >peloes mir 8 m M
nennen, TT etn unerneBltder 9iaum in ipeld,ey Die
@rce, bic Srnne, Der gGono l:lo 1nsub!iae gternc
Ildpeben l'no db bewe9en. le btefe Sterne tperben
S9 FL orper 9enanntt met fIe suiammengenpn,men
DE NSelt aien'aden gSte tlei. 1T alo unier @rbern,
tpetn mani thn NIT Der SO It oereeiot 8lpg bic epz
ne TT Der3ehn tncert taueno Ma[ erbBer ais Die Grz
Ioe gle erendet ,1no erlpdrmt burd, ibre Strab(eu
dt blpB tnlere groe, fp,toern noo pele onberee[t>
forper> tpelde fld 9let oer @rbe, nm {1e ber,m be-
pe9en: Dret uo spa3tg prn hie1en gSetfSrperu fin
men ptr oeltlt ant nlinel erb!ider, ub bic Sterits
tnot9en CNttrcncmen) haben fDgar 6urc lire Inter
fnhungen une susrednun9en teraus9ebrett tpie .eit
jeber otefer Betf6rper ron Der Spnne enttrnt it, nie
I9rcB bic Sahn it, ,pele ct gu curdaufeu bat, 1trb
|,pelde 3et er baSu gebraudt. Derienoe, ue,er ber
IScnne am rdd1lfen fett (.tan bat i'm N ur oes
Spnnel uno rplt tn etner ein3ieen Sefunbe Weilen
fort lnere @rbe oclencet ert in S65 Gasen sturz
ben tire Hete t bic Scnne ,nb ,adt 1aibrenb be-
,ler 3ett ben nschenren QSee Bon 524 taicneu 2eiz
lett Der Werno 1T atlf btcier Eetfe Der bednbiee ez
Igletter Der @rbe. @r tett 1sns inter aler Sne(ss
tbrpern am nddften, nno trd it er 2O64 400 Retlen
bon nns enternt. Derjenise @ettt6rper tpeldSer am
Ispetteten pom ber Scnne etttrst 1T Cber uranus
inc ert btnnen SO Satren surllf Wit neld,' einer
SdneQt9fet fte9t eine &onrrenfneel! Ten1rd, Mir
be fe BET a1er eteier Sdneuste, 25 c5abre fliesen
musen> TIM BON Der Srnne auf Die Grbe at fpuu,ei
Die 2t'n1esforper, tpelde fttz sleid unferer @rbe,
um pte Sprne bepegen, nno bon hr erendtet perben,
nennt nan NIT etnem eemetnidai Sea,en pla
neten. &c tlt 9etpe, baB fle unerer @rbe dk,tltd,
limb; bae fe 9leid befr, abresYtte,t uub slt,pedr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

Gie fclseneen beDeen 4rtiteL entletuen mir aus
@umfeus Ginoerfreunb, tpetdss nnbtd,e Bud fir bic
SuseRo bon g. 9, @eethOft in pbtlaoeLpbia, beraus'
aesebea rpUloeu it. Mir meroeu NIT 8er9nu9en 8e>
tteuuneeu auf befes Mert, tpeIdes 800 Seiten ents
tdIt unb SO Gents bas @remptar tOlte aunebmen une
beforden
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
@crsii9li6e
Qatenttrte aDuntren.

lie llnteritrietensn sciaen hermit eroe,
benlt ben 9tnwchrcrn pcn Qrd,a uup Tcrt,
bamrtrn GanntD an, eas fGe an9efansrn ta
ben Su psrfertiSen Die 70 brd srpricIenen pas
tentirten pumreu fr
Gtifernei, Suellen mo tiefe 9Srufieu.
ipeld,c ile fur annehmtare geenaunscu ,um
1terfauf antietcn. Cie pnrsialiCtlfe Sualis
tat Der pumpcn, treld,e turd, cic llntcrIhries
tcnen rerferIiat mcrrru, seid,nen iId, turd,
lSchlfeilteit uno Cauerhaftiafeit dus, mt
1T lc all9emcin befannt, eas cine fcrnrre slu
emrfchlun9 fur unnbthia erahtct pirr.
Sbrc pnmpen flnc eiilfad, in ihrcr sInfcrs
ttsuug nno ieidt rrieeer in Stano III fescn.
Sic irlen auf cie tur;eite 9tad,ridt aufaeieu
une ais ont ccrfd,ert merssu.
Ctejcni9en, peld,e eieIelben faufrn wclIcn,
ipereen erindlt, an Der Wanufaetur lei 9Pcus
ben =. Seip;s Sd,mlttifrp, in Srrinas Giars
eeensStraee, Gaitpn, ansurufer, ipc rierlten
lI1n,er Scrrdtti9 9ehaIten unc unterlld,t
ipereen fcnnen.
q. G. Seip.
y. Smitb.
Gaftsrt Mar3 l3. aa-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
SaliantiicbeS
81 Il q { II II q fer.
Setruar 27.

cn Ger Grudcrci tcs "4,atrirt unb &c,
mrfrat" it prn jett all cben 9cmeleeteS baIs
iamiId,e 9h9enwa6er 81 taben. GaGelbe
itirfet eie slu9en nitt alleir, irneern be-
nimmt bic gntsiineun9 mo @efdmullt bes
slu9enlieees. Scim antalteubcn @etraud,
rcrmehrt uno erneitert eS bic SehsSraft
un9cmciu, unb erfriid,t Die sorten Tcrrcn
Der sluQeumusfeln. GieS Galfam,d,e Sllls
aenma6er hat felt oen frie9eriithen Gpcd,en
III europa bic 9lufmerfiamfeh Der 9lsrSte eas
iclbit aufgcreQt, unb Grrtcn, pielfdltiNc, ia
mir mr9cn iaacn Scuncerttauicnee, habsn
cieicm taliamiidcn SIusermafcr Die artete
Giate, Die @rhaItn9 hires GcfdIts, 81 psrs
canfen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
2ln nctne QreDttoreu.

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Der Scnrt prn Common plcas aetpenbet, Inn
Sc9ilnifi9uns Der slctcn Der 9lGemblp pcn
pcnnflpanien, ,peldle gum Sciten unpsrm6s
9entcr Stulcner 9emadht mrrecn fne, uno
beiagte 9Rid,ter haben Wcnta9s, cen 29lteu
natlten slrril, ScrntttasS mn 10 llhr antcs
raun'f, Inn mid, NIB meine @reoitcrcn int
senrthanie Der Staet allentaun Su b6ren.
George Otartin.
Widrs 81. na-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
Ser gbrtfltebe Npolc9ete.

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gem in Cincinnati [Sbiol cine beutite re!t
9icie 3eitfd,rift, mclde pom ccm Gbrpilreb
gen Miaiam Iait, fir bic biihSfide Wehc'
bitentirde berausseseten rirc. Tiefe 3ei'
tung seid,net iIh burd, 9eeie9enen uno ferns
baften Snbalt, 10 ipie burh eincn ccrrecten
uno ianbern Orud aus, uuo oerbient bic llr
tertileuna BON eemjeniseu 1beil ces Deuts
fhen publifume, Teldler fId, 81 Der cbi9en
Relisionsperfafiilng tefennt. Tieiclte er'
iteint pSd,entlid, at 8 so ten Sahr9ang.
Die crfen 9tummcru fSnuen Int Der Drudes
rel bed "patrict unb Eemcfrat" eiraefctsn
percen, uno mir ino erbSti9 Subieritcnten
dn;unehmen.