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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

Commencement al DGr,m0ath.-The annu-
al Announcement at this institution was on
the S4ph and 25;h The exercises before
the lNrary societies consisted Of addresses
by Professor Parks Of Andoyer, Alexander
H. Everett, and Professor Stowe, Of Ohio,
and poem by Professor o. w. Holmes, Of
Boston,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

MonE Loco foco ELrcTIoNEERlNG HumBuGs.--
The New Era, n New York Van Buren, paper
some time since, put IN circulation silly alsehood
not worth contradcting, that the Wing friends of
Webster just before his departure for England gave
him gratui'ous outfit of forty thousand dol
lars, in consequence of his devotion to the Wing
cause. The story having been promptly contra
dctod by some of the Boston prints the reckless
editor of this New York paper wilfully and Willingly
not only reiterates the original on bis vcracity,
but offers an additional count in tho declaration, las
legal gentlemen might term it)-,hat the donation
was furthermore, in consideration of declining the
presidency in favor of Mr. Clay and then adds,
"a pretty good bargain on the par, Of Mr.. w! How
strange is that men of the unspotied reputation of
Mr.. Webster cannot escape from this torment of
scandal, whether in public or private station.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

4 Mou,N srRANGLED ~ MA BONNET STRING
An extremely disSipatcd. drunken and dsordcrly
woman OF the name Of Elisabeth kenchen- met her
death on Wednesday night last ia the following
manner. n appears thai she went 10 bed N7iA nor
ionnpi on but "a thai rcsiessncSs which lnioAIca-
,ion osn creates She fell om of bed, and her bon
net becoming fastened between the bedsicah or bed
post aud the wall. she drunk an 70 be unable
10 loose tive strings, and was N consequence strain
gled - PrnsvlrGHiaH-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

doutfless, hear moro Mr. & WI understand wa.
10 pass from Burlington 80 Whitehall on "Wednesday
and from taence 10 ihc Springs. Whether he can
bc persuaded 10 change hs course and como here.
remains as yc, IN doubt Our fellow citizens would
doubtless, be very glad TO have a chance to give hn
some hearty cheers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

WAR AMONG THE CHTRoKEEs.--By the Boonvillc
Emgrant of the ! lth inst. have thc following
unpleasant Intelligence from the Cherokee nation,
and from the alluson 10 the beef contract, pre-
sume It may be relied upon. II is supposed the in
formation comes through the contractor.
1--WE are informed by gentleman directly from
Arkansas, that a war is now raging among the
Cherokees.
at appears that difficulties and discussions,
originating in an unwngness on the par, of Ross
and others to submit to the terms OF the treaty 10y
which they coded to the United States the territory
formerly occupied by them had resolved the nation
into two parties, styled the Ross party and the
Ridge party, each contcnding for the assendancy
The followers of Bushy -head, as he is called, may,
we presume be called a third party. This latter
individual however, has hitherto acted rather in the
character of pacihcator, and has employed himself
III efforts TO effect a reconciliation.
"On June Both, then National Council assembled
for the purpose of legislation. The rejection of a
law proposed by member of the Ridge party so
highly offended them, that they withdrew from the
council; and subsequently the Ross party resolved
10 destroy all the chiefians belonging to the Ridge
party, appointing for the execution of this purpose,
"A committee OF forty individuals TO each of said
chiefs. They succeeded in accomplishing their
bloody design i'll every instance but one. One sin
gle chief his name forgotten, happened not to be at
home lie rallied the Ridge party. and on the osth
marched upon the Ross party; battle onsued,
which resulted in loss on both Sides yariously
tmated at from forty TO seventy lives Ross
among the slain Now that Ridge and Ross are
both dead, il is hoped and believed by many, that
Busy head, by his great popularity with his tribe,
will yet succeed in eflecting reconciliation be
tween the parties. The Cherokces refuse to receive
the beef which the contracting agent furnishing
them; and have threatened to take his life, unless
he pay the money"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

STEAM NEssELs-In a few months in addition to
the British Queen, we shall have the President
vessel said 10 be much the larger and finer vessel Of
the two The succeeding vessel will probably sur
pass both. Thus Improvement IN ocean navigation
steadily keeps on the increase, and advances with
rapid strides Already trip 10 Europe is consid
cred of as hulc moment 20 Albany was some
twenty five years ago. and infinitely less PREPARATION
in general, Is found necessary for the voyage.-Nee
Era.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

fINBE INDIAN PURGAIIkE FILLS possesses tee
l. very remarkable propefes. One i,, they csssss
possibiy dO injury harm and the Other is they -
aL,oays 10 do good.
THIS may appear strange 10 some but when we -
fleet, that they cure disease upon NAfbkEs Own
PLAN, viz Purifying the blood Of ell corrupt h0Ascg1v
will appear wonderful that they perfectly ~
nocen and al the time all powerful IN the ceDo
Of disease. "a
.Bgre than free thogsaEd pefsoas in New Enalsaf
have been cured Of Intermittent, Remsiient, Kerve~h
Inf4mmhtory and Poirid fesrrsi hsssles, EryNeeIqa
aud Small Pox; 1nHsmmstans ~ the Brain, II ~
Throat, of the Stomach, IL the LuDgs, Of nsytty&e@
matsm, both Acute and Chrome. Splitting ~
iag 0. blood, Dianha,s. Dyrsnisry go Q9
oopr, ApoYlesy nnd PafsIysiss D,sgepsin
ehoadrissisj fetanesi Eg,eP.y, Wteeg1F1 ~
umplIon and Msfamus, Dsopsy - ~ HID. =
Chest the Abdomen and the Limbs; DessGsis, 091I{
and Syphilis; BronehoeeIc and Csncrs, Grsga ~
Suanguary, Loss Of Appetite, Copiveness, Bict 49,
ache, FIaisieney, Pains 10 the Stomach, Pains IL
Back and Side, and other complaints Of the k11ezB
and Liver Ulcers aud Sores ~ every description go
tsricks, Weak Nerves and Lowaess Of sp'ritss -
as LeDcorrbga, Menoffh1s, Suppression, sne Il
delicate female complaints solely by the use q -
dian Pufgaiive Pills; and direct referees esn q
10 persons Of the highest responsibility, Who 40
ressofed TO health and us~islsess, BY The steg3
ble medicine, and ra raaay tssfasc<s enG 0AGS
pronounced by their Dosio,s ,seusasIs. III
these facts, coming a. they do from tbs p,
have been bsneGtted, and proved BY The wi ~
nony Of Thousands, have some effect IN eosviesf
Invalid, Who may perhaps have sudsfsd ~ yses
some!psafsl difrsrs. that he 600, BY Tbs sss -
dian Purgaiiys Pills, niay also BE- freed ffsm ~
once more taste the sWsas " Hesffk. u 49,
snd - n the Gay 10 D0t far dsseoe ~
mos the Only sad esftsla sseo&ot<E
ease will bs universally askne SID ~
WHOLLY DRIVEN fRos
~ An Gsnsas,czfscsa n
mos, be addressed the
ol Health, lsa Tys9o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

!. NrTRAGE ON TIE AMERICAN son. rs BuTIsu Sol
MAJ "A baTbarous outrage and cruel murder took
place in llighgaic on Monday morning. \ cores
pendent gives the particulars as follows Three sol
diers N attempting 10 desert their posts at Mississi-
uui Bay, on Saturday night were holly pursued by
some 50 soldiers into Highgate, where two Of them
were taken and sent back, and the other ran INTO the
lake On being told that lie would be siloi unless
he came out, lie answered that be would rather
Mountaineering his fate II taken-and after inVok-
ino the mercy OF God. be sunk into the water. HIS
body was discovered on Monday about 10 O'Clock =.
81 AMaas' Mesalngcr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

ANE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Pro
w bate Court for the district 81 hu,lsnd commission.
efs to receive, eEanne aud ados, all claims and demsnds
OF all pofs0ns against the estate Of
HENRY MEAD,
late OF Rutland 10 said dsret deceived
vent and also al claims and demands elhibtod ia nhre
thereto and months from The sh day Of July ss, bsng
allowed by sad for that purpose, do therefore
hefoby give notice that Will attend the business 81
SID appointment At Joel Neads Ruilsrd. the6rs
Tuedays ~ September aud January from O'Clock
uaii three clock T. ~. each Ofsld dals.
SAMUEL. 0RIGGs. COMMISSIONER.
Dated al Rutland tbs l2th day ofJuly 1859. SO-J3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06
An APPRENTICE

To the Backsmthing busnessis wanted by the sub
scriber An INDUSTRIOUS steady boy about Ii or "
years Of age will find suitable apply.
ing TO the undersigned a, PoreIs Mills at the Book
Store NEHEMIAH MUkROE
Rutland July 90, 1899. 32-3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

An Apoiogy.-'rhe illness of our hands is offered
apology for so much large type in the Herald
lately, and more particularly this week.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06
Lead AQucdulct.

VINE Subscriber continues the Manufactures Of
~ LEAD PIPE Of superior quality, Of all sizss,
from halt inch 10 neh aud half ut his shor ~ Rutland
Mill N,lege. Also Metallic Composition PUMPS, an
excellent article, known in point Of uestness and utility
10 be equal TO any now IN
All orders 10 his business will be promptly attended
TO- and PIPE IN any quantities furnished nj short noIce
VIM. w. WHITNEY.
Rutland, April 10, 1889. loon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06
Foreign.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.

Six DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.-Thc British
Queen, Lieut.. Roberts, of the British navy, com
mander, arrived July %, fifteen and half days from
Portsmouth, which place she left on the afternoon
of July l2,h. BY her have an abundance of let
tiers, newspapers, and prices currcnt.-Nep York
Wing.
The prospects Of the crops in Great Britain are
nattering
Cotton remains very heavy. The sales are light
and prices still declining. The general state of
trade of money affairs not materially altered.
England, AT present, is not only living up to her
MEANS but living beyond her This is por-
tentious 10 the rising generation. But II is said
Canada must be hed--ii cost sterling gold and
blood too. navy must be supported that fills It's
canvas IN every sea-and an army that affords juve-
nile sports the loafcr of the aristocracy The
only hope that remains for England is in the quality
of It's beef.
wish could give you favorable account of
Cotton. | am afraid it is all up with the specula-
tors They must be rorsted If political agitation
ceases, possibly better demand for il may take
place. The shipment of British manufactures are
still very large to your por. The British Queen
has very valuable cargo Men must now be
shipping goods by way of joke, for they cannot
possibly expect that demand prevails
THE CANADIAN PRIsoSERs.-li having been found
impractcabc to put the Canadian prisoners upon
their trial in England, in conformity with the suges-
ton in the Judgment of the Court of Eychcquer the
government has notified them that upon entering
into personal securities not 10 return To Canada, they
will be Released Morning Chronicle
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

The National Intelligencer gives the particulars
9th remarkable preservation of Mr.. Robert Nc
Chesney and his family, residing that city in
house which was struck by lightning Monday
which was cleft from top to bo,tom 1t entered two
of the lower rooms tearing up the floor and the
hearth in it, and breaking all the windows in that
room and several panes of glass in the other. The
men,le-plcce was torn entirely off, the door
OF closet and the crockery it contained entirely
demolished. Mr.. NcChesney had his hair singed
but received no other injury and the rest of his
family, consisting of seven persons were providen-
TALLY unhur although of his sons, about years
old, was knocked down by the shock.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

STATE or VERMONT, The Hon Probate Cour,
District Of Faifhayen, for the district Of Far
haVrn, 10 all concerned 10 The Estate Of Peter Hail.
late Of OFweii, deceased, GEEEItss.
"HEREAs wm n. Ensign, Administrator Of the
w Estate Of said
PETER HALL,
has made application 10 aid Court for license cell the
real estate Of SAID deceased for the pufp"ss Of ayng
has debts, &c Therffote you hereby notihrd 20
appear hiefr said Court at session 90 BE- holden lhe
Gee Of The Judge an Po0itney Ia sae district the
2sd day Of August nssi and contest the granting Of
such license II You cause.
Given under my hand aud the sssl 81 said Court Of
Postnsv, 10 sad district ihis I7th dsy IL July A ID
1850 ALhoS WAkSLR, Jsdgs.
g3-y5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

AWFUL DEATH.-We heard last evening, of the
awful death Of young lady named Catherine Young,
who " as residing with her friends IN Harrison street
Her sister had let her in her bed tying on her
bonnct--thcy were going TO church iogeihcr-sh he
had got but a short distance from the room when she
heard a shrll cry, which induced her 10 return I'M
medialely. She found her sister on the floor dead,
the bonnet tied tightly under the chin. Al attempts
to rekindie the vital spark were unavailing.-N J.
Tunes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

H'Uns.'-There are two persons living
near Ralcig, n. Cone, white. il9 years
old The other, negro, l25.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06
GERMAN AND INDIAN MEDICINE.

for the cure Of all kinds Of
Rheumatic Complaints,
Affecting the Limbs and JOINTS and all kinds Of lame
ness arising from Rheumatic Affections, Tic Dolore,
Nervous Tooth Ache, &c. &c. Tins Wonderful Medi-
cine FIST discovered by an eminent Germsn doctor
from Indian, years since and 10 found 10 bs
ccedingly eflicacious in every case.
The atticle is prepared in liquid state, il csn BE-
had in pow ders with directions from lis vender 81 Wei
Hngford, VI. ELlAklM BALLOU.
May 7ib, 1889 reinsert.1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

THE SPRINGs.-The number of strangers now in
the village is not less than $500 or 5000. Every
house is filled; and were it not for the constant de-
partures, it would be impossible to find lodgings for
the hundreds who arrive daily. More accommoda-
lions are needed, and must be provided against an
other season. -Sarakoga SeniineL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06
DRUGS, MEDICINES. BOOKS AND
STATIONARY

MAY be obtained on reasonable terms al the OIics
IN1 OF DR. d. II. Mescham, who continues 10 perform
the various operations upon the teeth In tho sp-
proved manner He will insert, on reasonable trHss,
Porcelain and Mineral Teeth that will not only b.
ornamentai but really useful
Families in the adjoining towns desrsr his serviccs,
will receive prompt attention terms that wi, be 80
isiactofy.
Also for SALE Moifats Life Pills and PhGnis Bhtews
Tfusses &c. ID. II. MEACHAM.
Wallingford, April g, 1899 IG-3mseow1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06
Wanted Immediately,

A an Apprentice to the Printing Bushes, Boy II
II Is years Of age, OF cor Get habits, aud good
Common. School education.
Herald Office, July -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06
W ARitIt:tp.

In Burlington, on thcs isi inst. Mr. George Raw.
mond 10 Miss Mary Bauows, both uf Whiis,on.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06
ELOPEMENT,

ELOPEMENT.
/ EFT my bed and board on the 18th July. Lucy my
- wife, without any Just cause and refuses to return.
This therefore, 70 forbid all persons hsIborng trust
ing her my account after this date
JOHN BALLOU. 33-3J
Wsilinsiord, August !, 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

-FOUR YEAR OLD STEERS
pair for sale Enquire al the Rutland Book store
lnly .. 0-H
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Gcr 0rucfcr.

gs it fetn 8elen im S1iepn mel
Dies li6 bdrter I'm ictne 9ertn9e Ses
lobnun9 pla9et alS ber 8 III f CT.
Sein 9eid)aft miro BET manhen als
nibt n,lb1elig betra6tet. 9llletn grs
fahrun9 bat f6Du man6e ba6 @e9ens
thei( 9elebret. Sie Come lrtrfet ibre
Gtrablen, bon Gag su sag auf Ole
9lrbeit 9tnoerer ; aber 70 oerbllt eS lId
ni6t nit Dem Srufer. Set linn
lperoen Die O2tterna6t 9ampen perz
brannt ; Der Morgenifcrn ftnbet i'm
auf Ietnem gcifen.-0tatt. aber unz
na69iebt9 uno NIT beifdnoi9er Wllibc
arteitet ct flir oen ltuterrt6t Die unz
terbaltun9 uno Den 9tuten beS Ynblts
flimS, ,pel6e ietne Semlibun9en nt6t
gebori9 anerfennen.
Ser Sauer iebet 3u thm fir 0tabs
ribt in Setref Der WsIrfte I'M 81 iez
zen bab re6t init ibm gebanbelt miro /;
Der Sanoperfer oertreifet pernlinelif
Der DrelTe, Ole &llnif Struftnr mo
8erbeIerun9en ieines @ei6afte5 Ser
&aufnlann flimmt III Der Gtle etn
Slatt auf uno nit 9rD6ten cSntereiIe,
leiet ct liter Ole Spalten betttelt Sanz
oels 0ahrihteu lplre e5 ntdbt fir
ole Yrel1e, 10 lrdren Ole pcrf6iebcnen
sprofeiilcuen flif lunbefanllt ; Gle lnitts
9en 0anien icheu ipbalo rab Dem
SeirltbsSepartnlcnt UNI Su iehen
lpelcbe Don ihren Sefanrtten BON ibrer
lebi9en @lifleligfeit befreiet rcrren
III Ger Sopffrlln9 rab ole 9fetbe piels
tciCbt ndd,Ifen6 al linen ietn miro =;
ilno rie Sitti1men uno 9odbcnfcrs
ben nah Dem 2etctenre9tffcr, Inn 81
fehen, lrenn mo melde pou thren
Greunpeu bas 9eitlttbe nit benz Grpts
gen Saleiu perlpcthirlt hlben. &urI
inire e3 niht fir beu Srufer 10
tpare 9tIe6 9lct6iam lrte inter elmer
9Sclfe Ger StnlterntB. llnb fir Nie6,
mas 1T feine 05etptnlln99 User III jene
tlaBe Deripn, ole inter iid) ithenb, nit
einem riidternen unb 9eoarfcnoollen
Blid, ilnmer in Ger Gi(r. NM llndb Ger
.3eit sur Mabl3eit 9ebt ? G5 it Ger
GruRer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Ehetllltn ppn fE(prton.


Sie Ginppbner Don ct. 9lu8ulttn in
OF Slcrica baben ncultd) cine Qers
fantmtlng 9ebaltell fir cen GnoSmcf,
cine Gjelelll6aft 81 btlren, Ole 3u guns
fen einer SbciIun9 beS Serrttcrtu16
iff.-0en @erhanplun9cn ricier &crs
fammllnlg ;ufol9e itno ole 9elpohner
re8 oitliNen Sbctl8 be5 GerrttcrtlImS
einitinnlt9 ST 0nnifcn etner Srclls
nun1 mo Der Slnranilee 5Slltb 1T al6
Gle Sbeioun95 9tnte por9clhla9en.
@s miro 9emeloet raB ra6 Scrrttprtlnl
binl1n9(t6 2anc beiiee uno reidli6c
SillfS1uellen blbe, INN Slpet Staatet
III biloen ole betoe 70 9ro6 nerben
toantefL ol6 ole Staoten 0farplanr
uno OiaIiahuiett5 Sulmnen pber BET
llahe 70 oroB ais SllosGarpliita. Der
Shelf, fuelher Diflib pom Slu6 GU
lrannee 9elc9en if bar einen Sldd,elt.
raltn Der SDcnnin(pantcn uno Telts
9)prf lperi9'nact9tett uno pblli9 etrten
10 9rpeen llnlfan9 bat al6 Sellnehee
prer Neihtaan.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23

I'm Die Gfe ciner 9(lIee fam, nno gar
nid)t uerlHltthete, DAB ih beimlid auf
iie bin9nfte, Oerboppelte ife RAID tbre
Sd,ritte auo oerldrpano.
9(l6 id iie itbnell oapon eilen fab,
fonntet(b mid faum eine5 bellen Sc
lacbter5 einl,alten.-9(rmes Trauens
simmer! gSie oie(e Wliibe hate fIe
lib i'm Suden 9e9eben llno lpte
qrauiam 1T ite fiji tbren Tebltritt be-
ifraft poroen, al5 iie BET ibrer Tads
flau1efilnft in tbrem SeuteL anitat Ell
ner Sanfnpte, etne, ben Sanfno>
tell bon 500 SSranfen gan; dbnlide
9lcorei1e reS .3abnarSte6 Selfraboree
enteefte,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
tlnfsrs SnnbelsIaae.

Tem befd)rdnftelfen Scpfe mus es eins
leud,teno iein, oae uniere oanoelssSerbdlte
uiIe nit Grcebrtttannien, fpie ile 9eaenlpdrs
tia lfeben, nid,t cbne ben grOsten Sdaoen
fur uns ldn9es fcrt9eiret perben fSnnen. -
Der 9elpnnllldtiaife 8aufniann it oies nidt
abgldugnen im Stanoe. 9Sas 1T in bieier
cage nun su tbun? Sol(en mir infer lebtes
@clcitilet uno unIeru IeBten SilbersGhalcr
iiter bas Naecr filbren, um ben en9liiden
3ano uuo Der Mpoe Su bulci9en2 llno oct
mitlIeu mir bieIes, tpeun uniere 9taticnalres
9ierun9 niht oas ebenlaIige Wtttel gebrauft
unb etnen 2ariff auf ale salrttdel ios
rpobl alS auf icld,e leat, bic III nnierm sans
De perfertist iperSen fOnnen, unc stpar Der
70 bod, Iein mhetc, baB er einem 9dn,lthen
Serbcte nibt unslcth idbe. llniere Ylanu'
fachlrcn uno Sobrifcn whrben oocurh uns
terilibt unb benz Shaher9eite ein 3aum ans
9cIeot wereen, Der in 3ufunft rpctlthdti9 onf
uniere @elbperbdlmiiie nrfcu unb unS mehr
llnabbin9i9 MAIDEN wilrbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
~Cer Sruat bon penudlpauien beitrbt

TCer Sruat bon pcuuILranien beiteht
9e9enwdrti9 aus II 9IntisSau Smcn,9euteu
uno Is erfp Grfcs. Gle 6. S. Oiebrteit
i'm SSauie Ger 9lcpreientanteu III 9r6ecr bonn
leetee Sahr. Cieirs 3eiuItot 1T tlcB burd
ole Hadldei9feit unierer partct tcrpcr9es
brad,t ipproen, neil lIe uid,t all ben Sttmm'
fditen 9rug. lie GcfO ScfcS hdben allc bic
Wiebrbeit i'll bcioeu 3peiseu Der Gjeiesaes
bung, mceurdj ihuen cine Gjslcgsnheit an9es
boteu it, um uns gu ;eigen, cb ihr @jefhrci
ge9en bic Saufcn Wme ODER 9Sabrhcit mar.
QStr cripnrteu, eaS fe eiuer leeen Sanf ibs
ren 6reibrisf oer,pirft erfliren irire, mcld1e
Die Stlber;ahiuu9 Cin9eitent bat. 9Etr pcl'
len feben, rb iie tbre QlntisSanfs6dd,e MN
ausfubreu iperoeu, uno, ipte Sol. W'Gipce
lesteu Wiutcr Gdgte, "SalS ilbcr bic 0iuiuen
ces MpnifcrS itrcuen' perben.-9Sir hcfs
fen gIcidfaD6, raB Die Ge9ermaurer uuc
Whi09 cen Tpfp 8rfce in thrcm Sdnfs Gric9
bcHtcbcn werecn, uuo fur ale Waaerc9eu
itimmch rie non linen aufgebrad,t m6dtcn
wcrreu, bclNneers 9egen na6 "Otrnlter"
glbcr mir befllrd,ten, bds cas "!Dicnter'
ithpu ibr "Sd,laugeukaurt" I'M cen r.
ltd,en . apio Grit!pu9cn, rne eaB er
oadelbe umarult hat, pcil c6 ihm aus icircr
ueulitten @'eIonctb 9ehclfcn hat, urc thu fur
"orei6iR SiIbsrIinge" grfanft bat. - 9Gir
mcGen fchen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
6rpses Teusr in. .NOapbtle.

9tid1t allcin eaB eicie Staet betitahe eurttl
jeue perteerenbe Sfranfbeit, eas 9elte Stes
ber, entpClfert 1T eim anoere6, bci>
nabe chen 70 idlredlideS lln9lllf hat bielels
be aufS ucuc bcrctfcn. Gie phIlaeclpbier
3citungeu melcen fclgenbes cariber
Ourd, Die ilblid,e Rail opn geifern Abcne
haben mir bic Seicnoerheiten erfahren ppn
eincr perbeereueen Neuersbrunf, fppnlit bic
Staet Wpble neulid, beimgeIltd,t ipnroc.-
las Seucr brad, aus 9ltenes I'm llbr,
am 7ten October, uno nabm III 9rcser Sus
rie 1iebeu Squdrs nit IId,, tpeldle III
0iutueu uuo 9lite nun "a lie9cn.
Ciciem idrcdltden lln9lltcf 9icn9 etll ans
ocrcs am 9Rittwre) 0tadlt ocrarIs, preurh
ndmiid, burd, Teuer 20 S1dufel in 2Iid,e oers
maneett nurbcn, lprruuter fld, audl cas- SitD
SNctcl bcftnoct. Srocm Die WctiIe chronicle
prn ciclcm Seuer ipritbt, in9t iIe Der Ser>
luit if chnocfdbr Sl20,000, lpcocn sac, 900
oeriGdert fIuo.
3pet cecr erei anoerc flcinerc SeuCr iInc
aus9ebrcdCn, bon oenen man BermuthunS
bat oae (Ie feten au9ele9t ipcrbcn.
Ga5 0rrBc Seuer jeerd,, am 9lbeno eeS
7teu, mar cine itrc6lid1c oetmiudbnn5
gin Srtrablatt non Der Hruderel ce6 2les
hritrn frIocubermoeeu:
"Qesten 9lbenc, uu9efibr nm 8 llhr, ais
Der 9Sine itarf ncn Subplt blie5, brddl ei1
Teucr aus in enem altcn bol;ernen @cbdlis
Ss in Sem biutcru 9kcil pru eem ooufe an
Scr iihSii( Gfr her Snmhiu uup Scuccr,
tirr. q traecn orciouct Smrd, Urn, lyiutn,
Tie SnrontfcepnSe Srb5uSr morru o(Te
ncn S>ci, Sos Trmrr crorifT iIr boIn mnb in
rini,sn ,ipinntsT oirno "a nbcr mr. Srurens
t;,r;troGc E>;c. k3ttp "a rnfJr nrtt 1h IN