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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

The storm that brought the to us, in this
region, an the 18th and 10th instant, was accom-
panied with most destructive wind on the COAST
lives were lost.
The Bost. Mer. Journal of Monday
evening says:.-
1t was fortunately neap tides-never-
theess the wafer rose above some of the
wharyes, and considerable quantity of
lumber was washed away-and large
Quantities of boards were blown from the
piles in the lumber yards. HaverhiIl
street, just this side of Warren Bridge.
was this morning covered with The
boards which Were blown from the ad
Joining lumber wharf. Several chimnies
We're blown down-.-and out buildings de-
molshed-but we have heard of no loss
of life in this vicinity,
On CharLestO,on Neck, the chimney of
the house Of Mr. Johnson was blown over.
and came through the roof, to the great
danger OF the inmates-who happily es-
capped without injury.
Considerable damage was done at East
Boston. The roof Of the school-house
was blown of. The car-house was blown
down, and some of the cars much in
Jured. Some Of the chimnies of The Nav
erck House We're oveIthrown.
Cape Ann. We have conversed with
gentleman who left Gloucester this
[Mondayl morning. from whom we learn
that the destruction of life and property in
that vicinity has been very great. Atthe
commencement of the storm, a great MANY
Coasters entered the harbor, and were. the
most of them, compelled to anchor at the
entrance. About twenty of these coast.
Ing vessels were driven ashore. of which
10 went TO pieces, and many of the indi.
vlduals on board, probably a fourth part
were drowned. Our informant saw II
dead bodies lying on the beach. Amono
them was the body of woman. found
lashed to the windlass bits of a Castine
schooner-two of the crew of this schoon.
er were lost. One of the vessels on the
beach was the Splendid of s.. loaded
with lumber-also the Mary and Eliza of
Belfast. The scenes which occurred
during the violent gale Yesterday were
truly heart-rending. The vessels which
arli.ed ashore lay within 80 wards of
terra frma, between which and them
dashed the formidable waves, breaking
with great fury, insomuch that assistance
by means OF boats could no, be rendered
Some were washed ashore and escaped
with life-and others on RATS, or by ropes,
reached the shore much exhaus.ed.-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
For the Vermont I,elerrna,h

NOME E ) l. TANCE.
Friend Murray Your personal call
upon me in last weeks Telegraph, demands
some response. shall leave brother Mitch
ell to defend himself as he shall see fit
whether the cause he advocated needs anv
one TO come TO its "rescue," will hereafter
De seen. That his sermon may claim to be
RESCUED" is highly probable.
A word OF explanation respecting my
long silence is due TO your readers. The
discussion of the principles and tendencies
OF the NOn-Resistance Society, which was
commenced in your paper near wear ago
was discontinued in consequence of an in.
'erestIng revival of religion which CON-
menced here early in the winter, and con-
.,linped till late in the spring. During this
period all the time and energies If tho
several pastors were required for their official
duties. Not ill summer could I command
Tine to resume it; and then the subject was
80 much forgotten, and other things had
come TO engross public attention, so that
inought u best to leave this subject a. res,
rs u was, till renewed agitation Of !,
should suggest renewal of the discussion
such an occasion is now presented. / have
not time to throw away in mere controyer.
sy nor.have any relish for such emnlov.
ment And should not be willing &c
write line further on the subject were
not iuliy convinced that there is a snecio,.
. DIT dangerous sophstry in the REASONING q
Tue nop-reslstants, which, if not exposet
will do immense harm.
have one condition to propose .nd !, !.
one which | must insist on in the r,r,ho
investigation of this subjec', viz: Tba, /;
you are to De my regular opponent in hi,
discussion, you shall not take ADVANTAGE !
your position as Editor, 10 step in betwee,
sne and your readers and garble or misrep
resent and turn aside the point of whateve
say before il goes to them. refer 4
your notes appended to my former articles
Anger Often than the whole article. Ian
willnsg todiscuss the subjecr with Won
you will take the place of correspondent,
80 as to stand or even grOund-your article
and mine appeAring alternately in differep
numbers Of the paper.
Task this for two reasons. lst. | canno
even steal time from othc, imperative du,ie
10 prepare an article every week. I'd. Fai,
meas demands ifN You surely would M
consent % enga8E IN the oral discussion q
any important truth ene evening in wee
each GisPuiaIt speaking bot once in a
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
General Intelligence.

GROWTH OF PHILADELPHIA.--The
Philadelphia North American of yesler-
day publishes statement OF the number
Of buildings which were erected in that
city during the present season. From
this, we learn that the whole number was
1913, of which one was of six stories t.
IA were of five stories; Sc OF four s,o-
ries; 228 of three stories; 81 of two sto-
ries, and 9 of one story. One building. a
railroad depot, was story and half
high. Among the edi6ces erected were
three churches, building for the acade-
my of natural sciences, and hall for the
artists fund sOciety.-N Y. Spec.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25

A clergyman in England, Gin reference
to this Concert,J writes thus the past sum-
mer, to friend in New-Eng land" 81
have received very interesting accounts from
different parts Of England, Scotland, Ire
land, France and Switzerland, Of the devo-
tional manner in which the Gay was spent.
The Lord has thus far, at least, answered
the prayers of former years, that know not,
during my whole ministry, when so much
has been doing in the Lords cause, as since
the last Anniversaries in May. Most of
our Societies are increasing in funds, and
usefulness. That for promoting Christian
ity among the Jews, is particularly interest
ing. They are sending physician TO Je-
rusalem, and there is now daily PRAYER
offered in Hebrew on Mount Zion, and the
preaching of the gospel every Sabbath in
Arabic, and other dialects. There is also
a Hospital for poor sick members of the
house of Israel, thus fulfilling the command
of our Lord, $50 We forth; preach the Cos
pel-heal the sick"
And do not our missionaries and missions
need the fe-giving Spirit! Without it,
they are all as dead men. He has COM
manded US to pray Him to send forth labor
ers, and He alone can baptize them with the
Holy Spirit, and give the increase; and do
not they continually reiterate TO our church
es, Brethren, pray for u.s." And while
both the pure word of prophecy, and the
| signs of the times indicate the approaching
destruction of the Turkish Empire, and the
wondrous events that will follow, surely if
ever there was a time, when The whole
should be PROSTATE at the mercy seat, plead
ing Tor dying world, that time has come
Zion, in prayer, appears absolutely irwin
chile, and the very name of Israel signifies
one who prevails with God; and the appli-
cation of this name TO the whole church, is
standing memorial of the potency Of prayer
and all who hear it, are addressed by God
in this wonderful language, Command ~
me-" What motives to union in PRAYER
II Jacob alone was so invincible, how grea
might be the united strength of praying
thousands"
Christian, do not you need the gift of the
Holy Spirit-does not your family, you
neighbors, your church, the world2 O then
let all unite TO observe this Concert, and
every church, minister and Christian re
spond, 81 will go also" Amen.
Note.-Every Editor of religious papers
of every denomination, is respectfully re-
quested to give the above an immediate
insertion.
CoNCREss.-Robert M. Il. Hunter, o
| Virginia, has been chosen Speaker of tn,
House, by majority of votes The
members from New-Jersey, coutestins
seats, will probably all be sent home fo
; another election. The Presidents Mesa o,
will probably be received in season 70
Il: Tie next Telegraph.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
OcfentltCGe 95enDu.

Samitd06 zen l9teu Sctcbcr nicbitcns,
lr!I auf cfrntlithcr &cnbu pertauft werben,
al ccm I1auic rcS pcrftcrbrucu Gjeprae
. tc bcr IL SoEburg Saunihip, 2cha
G1untp: , 2Ntl.tbtubc, Shaafe, J.olSsShlits
ten , Slafsbrcdcn, Sdwtngmilhle, Shls
tencfcn nit Mcbr, Sd,lrtfiteiu, Schrcr uno
;Mei0cI, SancidQc, Sdrrefdser, 3inuen Sc
ihtrr, SicnCnflrbc, uno font nod cine 3ers
idieccnhcit bon jHauSz JRlihens uno Sauerns
9erdthIhaftcn Su mcittduftt9 gu mclocn.
Cie &cncu lcQ UNI IL llbr Witta9s ans
fnngcn NIB cic Scrn9ur9cn bctannt 9emadt
unp CUTE 2lufpartmg 9c9cten rperoen ppn
S1pto Steber, 2C,,o..
Spn1tH1a Sicbcr s ''''
Sctrbcr ?. no-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
SulY3.
4atent- -Qlu9e.

Gie llnterscitncten rerferti9cn an ibrer
@tcserct i'll 2Illcntaun pRn9e, prn ecn reuct
lyeu rnc bcitcu Sorten, Die bcionrcrs beim
pfliScn bon Stcppeaanb II. Gaien sctraudt
ncreen f6nnen.
Sergs pflil9e.- OicIc IAH9c itub
Bel abhdn9i9em eancr, eas ld,pcr gu pflugeu
it, iebr uleltd1, tubem man iIe mad, 8clicbcn
lnf6 unb rehts iteGen fam, wrburd) man
iumer NIT ciucr Surhe pflit9en fam.
Nie leihtcn cinlp6nnt9cn pAli9c lInb bcim
Wclidlfrrn pflii9en uuo bel Der Saat init otc>
lem Sprtbcil Su 9ebraudben.
8aucrn mb anbere iperben hG1td,it ein9c>
laeen, bel nnS ansnrufcn uno bic pali9e IL.
{. 10. gu uuteriudeu.
Sd9er m1b Srceborn.
el0cntaun, slpril 10s nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
81 a C6 t t CD t.
9;prthamptrn Nanf, SUNNI

9terthamptrn Sanf, SunY %. 1899
Sintrmalen Der Trcjbricf Der O(crthamps
ton Sanf errid)tet III Der Staot 2tacntnur,
Clebtbin 0tprthamptcu) in Red,a GnuntN, I'M
Stadt pennfIlpanicu, nit cmem autrrtlrtrn
capital bon Sl25, 700, prn meldem ~, ,6s5
3taler ein9c,ahlt Ijuc, bis i'm Sabre unlcrs
Sperrn 1S43 Su Gube 9ehen wrp,
Geshdlb
9Siro Ntad,ridht hiernit QcQctcu, ;ufcIQc
Der Contribution uuo ben GicitGcn Der 9les
publtf bon peunIlUanicrL taB Ger NrcT
bent uno Directors eriaQtcr %0ut JEiItcnS
fino bic nddite @clee9cbun9 criaQtcr Ncs
publt 81 erIudeu, ben erid9tcn Nrcltrjcf
su erweitern, uuo ocn @apttdIlird CrldQter
Sanf bon Sl25, 900, gu melter er jest be-
rehti9t, auf S250,000 su ermcitcrn. IS
rpirb ipebcr all benz 9tamen, Sitel cbrr gls
se Der Sauf cine 2lbdnccrun9 Yerldn9t.
SIuf Scfebl Der Scarb Der Cucftrrs.
S5pbn 9ftce G0Btrcr.
SulY3. uq-69R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
SrcttC SCf.
Graue mo Sptnncr.
In ibrem alten Nlat, nohe am Mnrttsplat
in 9lIcut1u,l.

VI t HllU - = u II I.
2In threm alten WaE, nahe am MnrFtspaB
III 2lacntdun.
Nrndd'rid,tigeu ibre Srcuuoc unb Ciu 0cz
chrtc6 putljfum ntcrtaurt baG ijc iNcbcn
cincu Qrrfcn &prratb pcu &auhrls untcrs
lhIceItdlCr Srrten cin9cle9t batcu, ipcrunter
ildl bcfnoen
Scite SrrtenGeb II. WcifpeintSlrrtrrt6,
StrIdenbprb6 uuo Nlonfcr, Niuncl 8rrc6,
Sclbpctnt Sc6ntlin9S fir Tcnitcr: 9lnhmcn,
Nrmlrfs Stdntltll0G, Sparrcu, Safcn, jccc
Sprtc Srcttcr, SduhrIh pfrtcn, 2attcn Unc
ale Srrtcn Sd,mbcln, Maurcrs2attrn, &c.
Sic wcrccn immcr ciuCu tcfGnci0cu @cr>
rGtb pbt9cr alrtidcl auf S!ano habcr, mrmit
Eeute aus cem Eancc pcrlrbcn Wcrrcu tprs
ncn.
Nonfbar fir ba6 linen rcu rem 9'ubfiflm
0cihcnfte &crtrournL hcfeu ic curd, blIiQe
prctie uno idnclc Scoicuur0 bic &mclh0ft
uno fernere Gjemc9cubcit rciicltcn oaucrbaft
81 MAIDEN.
WaI 10. nQ-lS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
NCfcntliCGc 93curlt.

NrcitdQ6, ccn 1Stm Sctcbcr, fcll am Soal,s
ic rc5 llutCndrictencr, III gcrc gGbeitbaa
Ionnld'lp, Eccha &durtD, Dfcuth perfauft
mcrrCu: . &dwcjnc, gett uno gctttelle,
Nrdlcfcn mr Mrbr Elm anbcrcr Sirn, en
&lIr> Q&ctituh, cjn Guh QSebitubl, liIt,
Hud'cnihouf, &lciNcritbanf, Suci9p, ,OiHbl,
NirtltduNcr, TirtfciTel, 2 cjicrrc SciICl, @is
icnsNafcn, NrudHcff, Shlcjftcn, 3nber,
StaNctr, jttitcn, mO lcnit nod &ud,ens uuo
i,1u50crithidhaft.
Ejt 2cnNu mirb ttren 9lnfaro nebmcn
I'm 10 llbr %ormjttoQS. Die SeNuouuacu
lrlcn ocrNcr bef1nnt Qcnrad,t billiler @rcs
citmo 9chtrt9e 9Inhpartuu9 9c9eben per.
Ccu pHn
SSo0n Sb,p6cr.
CCtrtcr .. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
QGtneeS pper &ottmte.

Scebeu crtalten Gin 9lausrnbes 9Ilfcrtcs
nent Sattunc, Die Dem Wu8iiu &c 0dnc ill
W1uitcr uro jecer onbcrn Sotnflht 9Icid iInp.
@benf0ls Gin eIe9antes 2INrrtimcnt
Spte9el II,
mit,pcr9elbctcn unc Wahc9ory HatmcL 81
perfaufcn am Stobr opn
CSphn QEtlipn.
Die ihOdten 9lrcile prrocn tcSablt fir
SlahSiaamrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
Danl. llnp Jdmes Sal,iltSer,
6upfcrs Sfeus H. 9S(erf,lbmieoe

Scnddlridti9en ibre Treuncei nno ba6 ges
ebrte Dnbicltnf nberbaupt, oae fIe has cbige
Seidhaft tprtrpdbreno dn ibrem alten Gtdnes
paB betreiben, ndmlidl in Der 9nlensStraee
IN 2llIentaulL Der Tcrtbamptcn Sanf gerabe
9c9enltbcr unterbalb eem Stcbr Bon Sed
NIB Sdscr.
Slle 9lrten SrdutewciusSefId une fonIfie
9c6 frpfcr9eld,irr pcn iebcr 0cnennunq fpers
ben ami bas @jeifmddpplllfe une Oauerbafs
tcite ocu linen perferti9t, nnb iIe perIIdhern
ed6 putlicuu, bnf iTe bre 9lrbeit su cen'bils
li9itcu prciicu abaiIcn. Oee9ciden bateu
iIe l25 ncuc NrIS> uno Strinfchlen Sefen
rru alcn Srrtcn erhnltcnL Die fIe bilIig an
TIRE &unoen otlaifen mclIcn. Sie geben ben
| hpd'lten prets fur dlte6 Supfer unb RefIIn9,
70 lptc fnr gcId,mteoctes mo GjuBs@if"..s.;N.
mag M 9lustauIdI cecr baorem fSeses 49,
3u9lcidh erturcru iIc, bas iIe 70 eoen 2sy
pfuub 9iueilbeS uno 9lmcrifaniGbes OfobsV
bled) erbalten babeil, peldlc6 porSilqlid, Fl
Stenrrbr uno &remmeln gcci9net it; T..
mollcn eaiIeIte biai9 ocrfaufen.
9Iuh baltcn fc bcitdnri9 pcrrdtbia, Sled,s
Ncihlrr pcn jcecr Senenruna, altes 10 pcbls
fell, ais man c6 ir9cnbwo bcfrmmen fam.
Stdnp'6 patcntirte Mcatary &cd,sSefcu
81 bcn Philadelphia prcrcn.
sic iIno ennfbor FIR Die ibncu er,euate
aueQcechntc Gnnbfdaft, rro perecn lidb in
Der Scl9c audi bctrcbcr, eieielbe All erbals
ten, nttbt ailcin Sarurd,, eaB iIe itre pfid,s
ten ais @cldldft6lcute erflllen, ionoern bag
iIe ale thre 9lrt;drl baucrbaft perfcrtiaen
ltnc mchlfetl nerf0ufeu.
9Iuentoun, Scpt. %. na-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
Gin neuer Gupferftmipt
III 9Illcntnun.

Ter lluterIhriebene madbt hermit icincn
SreuuceL 10 pte einem gcchrtcn pnbltfnm
biermit er9ebenit befarrt, baf CT rbeu9Cnaus
te6 Wcid,dft al Der QEerfitdtte bcS SHcrrn
u b an HautcnI eb a ger, i'll her
lamiltrnitrafe, Naqcnbuh6 NirtbsbauS 9e
9cnllber ou9cfan9cu bat, lpr CT jeber;cit opt
r6tbi9 bat, rner auf Scitellun9 fhnea oer>
fcrti9t: Seoc Scrte
Srelnfei1eL Smma6ers @oIds uub
&bcesGciIeL
70 ,pic audi ollc in icncm Sad einfhla9enbc
2lrttdel, bic or jccerScit sum &crfdlrf ecrrds
tbi9 haIten pirb mb aclrnnen 1T fir Die ntcs
brighten 91reilc su pcrfaufen. @r itcht fir
iciuc Srbctt 10 wcit 9ut, ca6 btciclbc auf cine
cauerhaftc 9Irt an9efcrtt9t 1T.
@r labct feline Nrcuncc urc ha6 putliflm
ilberhaupt stll fcine 98erfitdtte Su belud,er,
np lrinc 9Saarcn III 9u9cnld,eiu ;u nchmcn.
Stcts wtro er es ictn 9lu9enmcrf ictn lo6en,
ale &ritcItrm0cn 9eiptiIcnhaft ;u erfitlIen.
Sur aItc6 Supfcr, WeIiTng, 3tun uuo Slei
tptrb Der h6tite prCtS in baarem @elec cber
i'll 9nStanid fir 9Gaarcn 9c9ctcn.
9lmp6 Gtttrl9er.
sIllcntauil Snlt "a. nq-3Ot
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
9trrtblmpton Gauntv
StCcrtfS- -23erf6ufe.

Rraft uutcrId,ieoljd,er @cfehle bon Wen,
oitjcni @rprnas, an ccn Sdcriff Ucn 9torts
NdnWtrn CrG0HQcr, lcu pCrfauft rcrcen,
OittHrrd ocu IG. Oct. nm llbr 9ad,m.
am JNduic uCu SiCnnS 9icuhdre, Ycdla Slp.
cln QlclCtcr nnucrthetltcr Slutkcil anetn Stitd
tano tdlctt, Yen l05 9lfer. Gdrduf lit ers
taut Cln NpcltrdjQtc6 ftciucrnc6 NauS, ,c.
WaumN1rtcu S 2Idcr g&ieicn, 80 9icter SnclSs
IdnC, ro5 ubrt9e Slulano. @n9cirgen ais
ra6 Gi0cntbUm ppn { bomae z dD pW
bcr9er.
NCucrlta95 oen II Cct. I'm llhr 9iatbm.
am I,luie bon CIuWl S'Gcnne, in Qdls
iauc Efp. Sin Stlf @duo eaiclbit prn 6
2if;r. Sin 2ltodtigt g8oNuhnuS befneet lTd)
oaraui Stall uuo g8afdJbduS.
Gtrucr Gin Stnf 2ano iu tcmiclt. Gaunf.
ucu $50 2jtcr. Cdrduf 1T erbaut ein cinlfcs
digit &rcfbau6 QGaiIcrquclle, Saum9arten,
!c. btftucCt I'D, ouf cem 9llaBe, ID glctcr IIno
QSiclenL | 5 imo getIart, oas librisc S,cl,laue.
Ecracr ca6 9tcd,t al ciucm 0cipiiIcn S,auIe
Wlc St1l III Echi0htrn, Sltpcnu Sip Na6
SHdu0 III /! StCcFpCrf hcd,, neblt 3utebGr.
Gtn9cSo8cn ais ooS @i9rntbum pen % Ies
= b en-.
Trcitl06 cen IS. Oct. Gorm. I'M 10 ,Ibr,
al Gem ANdulc rcn Wm. SruCc, III Seaper
Nic1crmS, E0uidmc GounI. u. 6. cine 9ptt
CacItlt, 80 SuB 6rrnt, 200 TuB tief. Gars
auf 1T crb1ut cin II Strcfmerf brhc5 Erdms
Qetiucc, StcOer uno 6iid)c. Cesal, cbeneas
itIblt cine 2rtte Girlnc, 80 Sup Ircnt uno
300 Nue Etcfe. Corauf bc1rret iIdh em Il
: trt hchcr Srdm Sdrp uno ltriges Cube,
hnr: Gmgric9cn ais ca5 Gigcntbum bon
9Sillia III Sruce.
9In ccmicltcu Sage, nm IL llbr Born. II.
an bcmicibcn VIaee, cine 2ctt, ctenoaIelblt
l!c9cnN. IN 6rGnt so mo in Siefe 200 Sus.
Ndrduf it crt0ut cin ;ipciit6fi9t S,auS on
Ger Iuywpitc Sr0fc, Srpci l.! Stcd bobe
Trdmbiuicr an hintcru Z bell Der Qott, neblt
3nbchtr. Gm9c;rgcn ais oa6 @i0crtbum
rrn %crnbaro ID III, uno ipiro pers
fIufG zen
&irom Warr, S6crif.
Sderiff5 }tmt, Gallpn,
Sct. =. 1889. bp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
2(Qenfalliter 05teEerei.

Die llnterihrieteuen benacbridtigen biers
init Gin 9eebrteS ,publiflim ergebenit, eaB fe
jeoe 2Kt @icBarbeitcn fir Mubls8crfe nnb
Waitinen, 8ihien fur Carriages unc gSds
gen. 70 tpie aud, 9ferresGenaltcn II. {. ~.
bon bem beiten @us, idnea uub biHi9 pers
ertigeu.
Orcber Slrteit, III N1cein9, @iien uub
SoplS, 70 ipte jccc Slrt Sdmipts9lrbeit ptro
btll9 oerferti9t ben
Sd9er nnb 8rcetOrn.
p"9IGc 9lrten qfil9c, @elid,fcrnsSthdls
Ter, g8cIidfpru BREEDER Cmittellt weldcn
man oos JSclidfcrn FAINT cem 5icIben nab
len faun), Srn6cns Scdper6 pcn GjuBciien,
@uitloatcr<@G9cn, I'M ISelfdfcru Su e99en,
ltno ucbt piclcn anoern 8auerns Gerdttcn,
al threr Gtefcrei Su haben.
9licntaun, 9lpril 10. nQ-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
9 retter- Sof.
George Setper uno Co., SrcttcrbGnbs
Ter in 9Illeutdltu.
CGctrn Dieter Snbns 98irtbsbaus.O

CJictcn Deter &uhns Birtb5bouS.)
Scnahrihtiaeu ibre Trcuncc IT, Gin 9cchrs
fcS publifum llbcrboupt, baB &c ic etcn cis
nen 9rpseu Scrroth pom SaubclS urtcrihises
iider Scrtcn ctnSeIe9t baben, nrruntcr I'D
befneen:
8eife Scrten gCIb mn ipcis Icint Tlcrs
bcrcs, StirihcntCres uup plonfen, p6nucls
Scros, GjeIbpetut Scdntlinss fllr Sculfcrs
9lahmen, Scemlr6 Scdntltu9e, Sporren, Sal,
Fen, jeee Sprtc 8retter, Sauhrls Wfciicn.
qatteu unc ale Scrteu Sdmbrln, Ntaurcrs
Qatten, u.f. 10.
Sic iperben INNER Ciucn bcltiueioeu Gcrs
ratb cbiser slrtidel auf lNano babem, prmit
leute and bent eaute perlcben ipercen fGucu.
Ganftar fur bas itr ron eem publfum
aslbetttc @crtrausu, bptfcu iic hnrd, tilli9c
'Drsiie.uue fdlneIe Sceicuuna bic &uneiddft
,nlp frrurre 9eipcsrrtris sclIelbeu pauertafi
az maiden.
Wiai l. r9-lS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
Gyan1cs CyamcfolI
III 9llterltlult,

III SllleflflllL
O1aht hiermit fcireu Sreurren icwir cis
ncm 9eehrtcu Nublitum cr9ctcnlt bcfonrt,
boB CT lcincu 6 le 10 rsS tcbr III eincm
oCu MilIcr'S ncucu Shcr6, Smiihen
Sart. Giumrcu'G, gllIeutauU 5IctCl umo %hls
mcr'6 &ud'tcM, (9cqcnutcr %ca6' lIuths
itrhr) rrrlc9t, mo er auf S,anb bat, cn
aII9cmcinc6 9lIcrtcmcnt pcn
SlI6crn G1iiemcrS, Goilcnett5, gGcs
ittBcll9e, II. /. ~.
rtc CT auf SctcIIun9 icbncN unc Sc1hmafpcll
Su pcrarbciteu in Stancc 1T.
SIIIcutaun, 2u9uit %. ltq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
GSertt0c Slctpcr.

SamcS Sam ION, tcchrt fGd, icincn
Srcunccu mo rcm publjtum auSci9er rap
or 9c9cnwdrta cine ichrnr 9Iuswabl
Nertt9cr &letpcr,
pcn jcecr Gcucnnn9 auf S.aub h0t, Gle ale
inter ieiucr 2lufIht ld)Gu uuo oaucrhaft 9cs
mod,t iIur, }Iud, hat or INNER Stcds, Sras
gen mo lletcrhcmrch irmie audi Sancs
WtaoBe fir Sd'uctrcr, II. {. ~.
9lllCntaun, Plug. 90. rQ-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
SCbulD- D-Gtnforpcrun0.

9Iac birjeni9erL wcld)c nct an Die j.intcrs
laNcnidaft be6 pcritrrbcncn Wih ael2a H.
bee, letthtn prn SbersSoccna Taunid,ip,
Fcdlo @ountD, auf irgcub cine Wciie ihuIci9
itnc, nerben hermit bcnahriobti0et, inner
holb Wcnatcn bon hcutj9cm Cato al. an
Die llntcrScidnctcu 9fid,tiQtcit gu modcn.-
60 merpeu ouh dlte frld,e teuahrihtiot,
weldlc nod 9Infrrrcrllr9en au bci19te S.ins
tcrloIenIhaft babcu, ihre 9tednm9cn mrbls
tcitdttNt an llntcrscifnetc riusuretden, romit
9iihtt9fctt 9cnaht mcrren fam.
9lnpr. 6. 9Sttm1n2 Grcutpe
Oenrp W(pYer. s rcn.
Sept. IL. ro--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
sIu9uit 81.
9ln Gutm0cGc Ober Scbotfs-
I trtnucr.

Ter llrterid,rcbsue bctct Gum &erfauf
an III ecr Stact 0irrtbumtcrlanc, Elm tcoues
mes uno ipcM pcrfcrti9tc6 Soditctncrnco
lIau6 me vcttr Grunp, auf rrld,er qlcids
fails errtdltet 1T, etn 9rrGcr bafileWcrncr
Sdcp unb SrdmsS dlcucr, &C. Cie G'ctdu.
&c ltchcn IN etnCr Ge9cnp no Uicle Gicihdfs
tc 9ctrlcbCu mcrccu, uno bic cage 1T ichictlc,
fur elilCu Nutmdhcr unb 1T tercit6 felt elmer
9telhe ocn Satren oru Gem lmtcritrietCrcn
III rieicr &t4cnlhafE bcmchnt mrrcen, rpp er
cfmaI5 nit ;rGlf bic ;wausi9 perirncn ocs
arbcttct bat. 9Iudl pltroe c6 iItb fur cincn
Irbadelpinrcr gut id,idcu, iurem fcincr in
lel6t9cm Vldtc it, urd) III Der umlieocncCn
GjC9cnb. 9irrthumbcrlauc licQt All bcm 3lts
iammCniluB Sc6 9icrcs II. gSelts3ncocS ccs
Susquchannobs8uBes. Syn crlootcr Staet
bctncet ltd) Die 9icrthumbcrlanb Sauf, nit
Der bic &0nfcutc Der bcrumIie9Cneeu StiCte
ttrc 6)cihdftc thun. Ger YcuuiIpaniihc @as
nal ragtrt burd) crla9tcr Stact uno bctet
G'clcgcnhcitcu oar, G'uter in icccr 9IidJhuuo
III Uerlcneen. "a Der llntcridrietcne mad,
lctucm 9c9empirti9cn gGchucrte Ge;rQcn III,
unb frine 9ict9un9 hat Surrct ,u fehren, f.
nil cr rbi9es @t0cuthum gan; wrhlfcil ucrs
faufcn. Sicbu QShCaltN, WcId'cr ole 9luflIcht
ltcr eaS Gj9entbum hat, miro &auiluiiiocn
Sat1elbr seI9en NIB Die &cOI r9ur9Cn tctarn
MAIDEN.
9tDtert Wl'@1p.
WdidNIudtrunilIr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
OcfcnttitGe S5euru.

Somifogs, zen 26itCn Sctctcr, I'M lltr
9ad,mittdQ6, icN ouf rCm Nlaec iclblt If
fcntllh ucrfdufr mcrceu:
Cine 9clri1e gctte 2lllr,
0elcQcu in Suosl&hcitbul, al Ger Srafe
orn 2Itcutauu uld, W}audb @bunt QrauScu0
an H1no pen >ichu Irlrel Meter 9iudD, Srbn
Rtnntd,, SceI Wrdun mo onOcrc cntboIs
tcuo Is llctcr 9utc6 &1uIlnr, ncblt CluCm
2Ifcr {,rII1uo. @r tcftucct lidN oarGuf ciu
Ara rleneS SrdmtauS, mo cine nCuc
B.:5 Nrlni6eucr gut 4Sallgr, uno
is!st,sgs.s. z cin jrnger &aumgorteL IL. /. ~.
Nic Vrtte lit untcr qutcn Ncuicn, III gutter
Sutr nro hat cine quite Wage fur bic %crcts
buna cinc6 Dffrntlidcu GiCltdft5.
Gle ScrluAun9Cu pcrccn Urr Ger &ruou
befannt Qem1dt uno 9IuhpartUr9 9c0ctCu
mcrcCn rCr
Sbpm06 Ot0ncr.
Oct. 2. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
g elellItlotte- -23crbinpung.
Charles Sapi5 mo 81. 6. 9Sri0ht.
auitnffUfclr,

auOntatcu,
Saten ild' inter hcuti9cm Gahm ocrciniGt
nm III Den untcrid,iecliden @purtcn III 2edla
@annty 9cmeiuIdaftlih III ibrer Qrrfcfipu III
practtStrcn, uno bictcn hermit thrc 0ienite
brn)cn9cn ibrcr Srclmrc an Die rcricltCu
,berbthl8t ictn nlE0clL cS iciin Der SpurtSi it,
nn9 cocr Su ir9rno eincr oncern 3ctt.
Gie 9mtsitube III an ccm iubsncitIictcn
@d Der 9IlIcn nuo SHanIltrn StraGc.
9lllentann. 9Nrll "a. llA-lN