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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

I" | had call, but didn't see fit to SET
Ac," as the parson said when his creditor
came to dun him.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

COMING IN CouPLEs.--A lucky farmer
in Ct, had COW which brought forth two
calves, an eve, which had two lambs, and
wife who presented him with two children,
all on the same day. Rather singular
wasn't itl
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

It has got to be so warm in New Orleans
that monkeys tails are entirely out of curl.
Pigs ditto, in Cincinnati.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

JuDaE I4yNcH passed through town on
Saturday night last. He remained hero
long enoughto give worthless scalawag
agenteei suit, from " head to heels' Of tar
and feathers,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

One hundred and sixty eight thousand
dollars WAS pnid to the sailors on board the
U. S. Ship North Carolina, on their dis.
chargeI jack had a holiday on his release,
and no doubt made the money fly TO the
best possible advantage.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

The statue of Queen Victoria by Stout,
which has been for some time past eXhibi-
ted in the city, was unfortunately complete
ly destroyed on Monday last, the case winch
contained it having slipped from the sings
with which 1t was about being lowered into
the hold of one of the Boston packets,
VIII ther it was destined for further exhibi-
ton. The statue was completely shatter-
ed by the fall. We understand that Mr.
Stout values it at $4,000, and purposes seek.
ing damages from the owners Of the vessel
in which the accident occurred, ,--Coar. d.
Erq
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

Chicago and vicinity are inundated with
counterfeit bills--lO's on the Illinois State
Bank, zoos on the Canal Script, and east
ern bills without distinction. Eight indi-
viduals have been arrested, and are now in
laiI at Chicago.--BuG. Pat.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

March OF REFINEMENT.--Tbe business
of calling things by their right names is get
ting dreadfully out Of fashion now days.
Even the circus folks have learned that the
school master is abroad, and play all kinds
of pranks with the language. A circus is
turned into can equestrian seminary"
ground and lofty tumbling is sisnifcd under
the refined name Of "corpurcular evolu-
tions, and plain ring master has become ex-
alted into pompous "equestrian drec tor"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

1t seems that Mr.. SELDoN, the rejected
of the people of Virginia, has commended
himseltto the President, and has arrived at
Washington, to oenter the Office Of the Treas
urer of the United States,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

The latest absence of mind case, is that
Of a sexton who pulled the parsons nose in
stead of the belI-rope.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

"Its hard, but it's fare, as the coach
man said when he charged passengers dou
Bile price.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

A bridge two hundred aud twenty four
feet long, constructed on single arch, rest
ingupon solid stone abutments at each ex-
tremlty, has been thrown across the Scho-
harle Kill creek at the village of Prattspille,
Greene Co., in this state. 1t is believed to
be the largest bridge made IN the form of
single arch in this country.-BuB. Pot.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

We lave just seen gentleman of this
city whs has returned from the Falls and
lnforms)us that M. Clay will be in this
city on Friday or Saturday of this week:
and TIA he is going on to Saratoga Springs.
Curiosity will, of course, be on tip toe to
see himI and, as one ofthe most distinguish
cd mcnIof the nation, he will be received
with open arms.--Rochester Dem.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

H.LINoIs.--ln this State, we have little
short Of half million of inhabitants, more
than $4,000 miles of railroads, and over 100
miles Of canal in progress, and yet there are
men living among us. who can rccollect the
time when there was not n single Anglo
American in Illinois. Among the number
of these is Col. Menard, of Kaskaskia,
whose name was given to new county
by the Legislature, at its last session. He
saw the first steamboat ascend the Missis-
sippi river. That Improvement brought
New Orleans within ten days of Illinois,
which before was three months distant.
He will, we hope, yet being III green old
ago, live to see an incident quite as impor-
tant-the passage of locomotive with its
train Of care, from Chicago to the mouth of
the Ohio, in IL hours, Back Woodsman.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

Alexander Mccall, late of the Troy
Wing, has become associated with Mr..
Daniels in the publication Of tbe n. X. ca:
EeLle.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

We are happy to learn, by tho following
extract of letter, dated New iberia, 10Th
July, that the report in circulation that the
affairs between Messrs. Garland and King
had termInated fatally to the former gentle
man, and that the latter was severely woun-
dcd, Is without foundation, an ami cable ar
rangomcnt having been effected. The let
ter is from Mr.. J. D. TaIcour, post master
at New IBERIA, and states:
81 have just seen Mr.. Oliver, from Ope-
lousas. The story about Garand'S death
and King being mortaIly wounded, is all a
hoax. The affair was amicably arranged,
and they have both returned to their dis
tresscd families am truly glad of it, and
SO you will be, as they are both worthy men,
and society could not well spare them"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03
Maumee City, Monroe, Cleveland, 4.
Canada.
60

rHNllE steamboat o. NEWBERRY, l.
Il i. PHEATT, Juaster, will run the re-
mainder of the season as follows, to wit:-
Leaves Maumee City for Cleveland,
touching at Perrysburg, Toledo, Manhat-
tan, Monroe, Sandusky, Huron and Black
River, every Monday and Wednesday, at Q
O'Clock p. M precisely.
Leaves Cleveland for Maumee City,
touching at Black River, Huron, Sandusky,
Manhattan, Toledo and Perrysburg, every
Thursday and Saturday, at IL o'clock M.
precisely.
Leaves Cleveland for Port Stanley, u. c.
touching at Port Burwell, every Thursday ut
> o'clock P. NJ.
Leaves Port Stanley for Cleveland, touch
ing at Port Burwell, every Friday, at 6 o.
clock P. NJ.
!. For freight or passage, apply to the cap
tain on board, to
]: WoLC0rT, .nann,ee Ciy.
HOLLlSTER s. Co., Per,gsJurg. 8
PEASE, ALLEN & Co., Cieveiana.
JOHN BOSTWICK ESQ.,, Port Stanley.
JOHN BURWELL Esq, Port BurweH.
July 81. istf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

NTOT1CE is hereby given, that at my in
In stance, writ of attachment was this
day issued by Amos Cole, Esq. a Justice of
the Pence, in and for Flat Rock township.
Henry county, against the goods, chattels,
rights, money, and effects of ]. Christian
Rcssea, an absent debtor.
JONATHAN LEA,
BY his agent, M. SHERMAN.
Flat Rock, July 90, 1889. 17t5t
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

"Being unexpectedly called upon," as
Isaac Hill said when he read a written
speech at the celebration Of the Typograph-
ical Society at Baltimore.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

Judge Wilkins, of the United States Dis
trict Court at Detroit, recently decided that
the testimony of an atheist witness was not
admissible. A right decision, surely.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

"Chitto-T Tu5tinugee, is the Chief who
Sam Jones sent TO treat with Gen. Ma
comb.
The Alexandria Gazette also publishes
one under date of
ST. AUGUSTINE, d. f., July Z, 1899.
A schooner arrived here few days ago
from Cape Florida, by which we learn that
Sam Jones has been in several times at Fort
I.auderdale, and is perfectly willing to COM
ply with the arrangement entered into by
General Mlcomb with some common Md,-
ans at Fort King, whom the negro nterpre-
ter, Sandy, had dubbed chrfs. Sandy ac-
knowlcdgcd in this place that he appoint ed
Tuste Mcgee, with whom General Ma
comb made the "trcaty," d" su cesso,'' to
Sam Jones. Sam, however, although thus
unceremonously deposed by Sandy, has too
much seusc to quarrel about the medium
through which the great war chief of the
whites acknowledge himself fwhipped, provi-
ded he obtains all the results of victory.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

There is good deal of truth in the fol-
lowing:
"We'll daily chase dull cares away,
And Danish every sorrow,
SUBSCRIBERS, pay YOUR debts to day,
And WILL pay oUns to morrow"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

.FPS0M Salts for sale at one shilling
-A.l perpound by ID. STEELE.
June 80.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

O. UPHUR for sale at one shilling pei
- pound by d. STEELE.
June 90.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

p,prr.NIN Ruee,A In tbn rich houses.
twotshlos pre loid out !, the drawing room
hv ,Ls nr;ests ono ;s covered with h9Iv i'm
gcs on the o,bcr is nlIced nm enormous
e'Iyer 4, sin. fllcd win woter surroundodbv
s,noll INV fnners Tbe chief nriesL berins
ny colsecra'lhg the ionl' ana P!ung 'ng u s'i'
yer cIoSs 'ePeateuly III tno Mu,eI, ~ .ntn
I""ee t''o ,n''u' a"a u''Vi G''s
PFny frs' uuliesseS ~ collplee'.y. "u ,'o, ~
cess o. 'in'lcrs'on 'aNcs plueo tMIce, """ %
I'g"ISuS'y I"u' ''le ncru must T's"PPs". "l'I
uut '"e "uto'i 'le ,'l'"n' 10 men .esto'" s,nH,'
10 us nurse, ana lne sacru'iicnt rs L''la'y
au!ni',lStereu' III FORMER LINES "'Nn -"
emu Hao ''le misfortune " oe oor'i III |'i.o'
II was P'lhscn W'tnoue pi'y u'i'c, t"' 'To,
or INT" water % .nc same 'ein'ela.o'oi e -
.He present uoy' .hu' ris'r mas Oeen lo'"Ne'
ny Pc,'n'sS'"'' y, '''o c"u,o'' "uu ""'", w.
Ter substituted 10, ''e o'ncIi u"l '''o 1o,'- H.
mon people sun auI'cre Scrupu'o"Siy G " bno w."
ancient PfaetlG0 III ai' seusHS Ii,i,,, % 'h h.n
"c''S'o''S i'''oo'' VI 'iio .h''''e ,h a,,J tha
''s'" Ut t''o eo'po '''''u VI '',o ~ H. +,
coIu olLen proves lo'o, " 'nI'", nhi'J .,;a'
solio'','uS "HPpens' "'so' 'n"' 'i ~ Ia.it "
.n'"usu u ''o n'noS y, '"o p',Ss' g &C ga has
u. M"'Ih Ca1e nc oi,'y ~, fC'a'' ;r,n, 90 h;nsof
uee" i'ea9u" ~ tuAo 5'''I ,i ,n'an. w. " snh
NUM- ',G "iloInei u''u '"o pDU, pu'P'o s ,bo
nv =" t',c'i 'o9s %i','o"' %;S'"t ~, T-a,,
"''i''''"''''' Va ii'"'o' oe' y "
Tpou F,op,n..--The Savannah Gsor
,i,, urh,isLns n Iatter from n correspoud
'cut d,,ed
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
@ erb 6r-Qtf {.
Ten so. Oct.

Tclocntcs 1T Elm @cr;cid,nie Der 9fcdt6'
fGlle, wclhe pcrh6rt perrcn icllell III Ger
Court pcu Common NIca5, III mo fur Erda
Gaunty, nelde aufin9t am WGcnta9e ben 2t.
Ccccmbcr, 1889, uno tpeldle euIe aSedle
nauern miro.
!. CJcrroe GIehman ococn Tan. SdmarS.
2. Sclfrir9e uno 9Stllcn 9e9en Wtar9aref
9EiIIrn.
5. 9tbrabam S.arri6 9e9cn Grmrnb Stef'
fel uno glnecrc.
4. W2epcr uub Sd,rcitcr 9c9cn slbratom
&lct.
5. ". 6. Qtpinoilcu 9e9en &horlc6 Seip.
6. Caccb S6ralo gcQen 9lno. @rlrnhart,
Z. Shcmas &ern 0c9cn Ncnrp G'nth.
8. SNenrY SIrlb Nc9en Schn W}ef9er.
8. Srbn SncppID 0c9cn 1ucwi0 Sd,mlct.
10. Shcm. Gjmtln0cr 9c9cn SSchn Ser9er.
IL. Scujamiu 0urmi9 9e9en ocnlclben.
ID. Sobu Grip, jr. Gc9cu een'elbcn.
l3. Q8luiam GjmfiuNcr 9C9cn cenlelbcn.
II. Samuel McDer 9e9en ccnielben.
10. ccnrY 9rcman 9c9cn 9teuben Sn9eF
man.
IS. 9luQuit 6. Ntnbc, I'M Gcrtranrn, 9e9en
Gctn Srtnot rcn 9Icltcrn,
II. ConicI !RcirCr QcQcn 0nrmi9 Sdmlot.
IS. Sacrb Ceilp, @ncrrIcc pcn 9Stlllam
Srcp, &c. gcQcu Sctn Wpa.
10. Canicl WtcrB Qc9cu Meter Srnter.
90. W&oj. Gcbn Sdmict 9cgn S. Shm'ct
uno 9iuthan SUdlman.
9lr9umentsSt ite.
!. NenrY Qciijo Qc9cu 9cam !Snhns.
2. Ecrcn; Stdrlcr 9cNcn y. Mcithentad'.
3. SacCb Tics 9c9cn s.. s.. Sertenit"d.
Seize Samuc(S, 4lrcth.
9icc. a. nQ-b9
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
9srctlantaticit.

gtntemal bet ad,tbare ST. N . a nte,
preiIeentsMtdter in eeu oeridlieeenen @cnr'
fen BON @rfiten pteaS oem erttten 0erldtss
8e,jrf. beitetenp aus hen Gaunttee Sert6,
Icrthamptcn uuo 9ed,d, int Staat lDennills
uauieu, in Sraft ietnes slmtcs pre0eentrb'
fer perftiecener @curteu ocn SDcr uno Sers
miner auacmetucr GefdnaniBs sGrleei9un9
IN beidoteu Gauuties /; une SS. 9iubG tr.
une S6Ieph Sa9er @Nuree, SenhlTeS
9iidter Ger Sourten pon SDer lne Sern'ner
uuo daaemetucr @efdn9ulB : 9rleot9ull9 fllr
Die 3thtuu8 bon Sanpts une aneern Sereres
den in erIda.em 2eta @auntp, thren Setehl
an MIDI aeridbtet haben, rporin ite eule court
ppn SOer uno Germiner uno otertelJdhri9er
Sisuug pou Common pleas anberaumer,
ncld]e 8ehaltan nereeu irl III Ger St1ot
9laentaIn, fir ea5 GauutD erd1a, auf ben
erifen WtpntaS int Otcnat December,
rpeld,es Der 2te Gag oes beIa9ten :Wcnate
1T, NIB wcltc cine Ncde cauern nlrc.
60 miro btermtt Jta6rt6t 9e9eben
an aae Trterensrihtcr unb @rntabel inner
ho(b ces beid0tcn @aunties prn Sedta, raB
Ge eauu uno coIelbit itd III ctaener perlrll
nit ihren SIcns, 9tecorcs, SnQulItlrnen l'no
@ramiuoticnen eiu,ufinren haten, I'M itrcn
Vfltttcn orr crIa9ter @rurt absmparten.
GeB9let6cn, ipercen AUDI oue pIeje'
utaen, wcld,e 9tqcn Gefun9ene IN rem Se'
finonis bes @aunticS 9cd,a ais 1laaer ccer
3cuocn aufsutrcten haben, bcnadrtttl9rt,
SaB ite Gtb atlcrrt uno taieltit etn3nttneen
batcn, uw ticielten 81 rrrlcauiren: fpte GO
linen 9iedlt bilnfcn mag.
Gjcoeten inter meiner SHdnt, IN Der Staei
sllleutaun, tieien 3Oten. Gag October, III
Sabr unitrS SHerrn 1889. 49,
Sonatban 3. Mecfer, SberItt
| @ctt erbaGte bic 0tcrublif
Zen so. Oct. na-oe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
GsefeQflhaffe- -9serbinpnlt9.

Dir Ccftcren @j. 6. g dD oil me s 0 hii
9 eiberling, ccn Tc9elspttle; madleit
hermit einem 9eebrten publifunt bic snSeu
9e, oas iIe am 1iten eieIe6 9tppembermcnats
III n@eIeGIhafts,8erbinouna ein9etreten ilne,
unb geoenfen sutiiuftis Die Sceilfllnit i'll alleit
cefen pcridiecereu 3pei9en su bereiben.---
Cine unermiicete 9tufmcrtIamtctt, nit rpel|
der iIc felt mehrereu Satren eem 9eihdfte
olS 9ler;te Id 9eUicmet baben, unO Die nahS
reno bieier 3eit 9emodhten @rfahrpn9enL ic;S
sen lIe i'm Stanpe, ale 6hlf6bccarfti9eL bic
linen tbr 3utrauen ihenfen wcIIer1, NIT phl>
Tiger 3ufriecenheit su becicnen. Sic ino
jeberscit, bel Gag ccer 9iaht an Der 9Sch'
nuns ce6 Or. 9 do Il III Sc9elsplIIe anba'
trefen. ..
H. Or. s.. 8. S6cGG wtuidt ietnc
| frnbere lau9bcitaucene 0Icd,nunS NIT meh'
rercn iciner alten &nnbcn Su ihlteBen rnr
er hrfft boher, oas alIe Irldle, Gle ncd al
ihn ldulcig, balct9t bel tbm onruten unc
| 0dlti9fcit MAIDEN nlGhten.
Sc0el6uine, 9tco. 6. tlq-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
81 q C) / / Cb t.

9icrtbamptcn Sauf SutJ %. 1889
Sintemalcn Der Srcibricf ocr Tcrthamps
ton @ant, errid)tct III Der Stact 9luentaun,
Ocethm 9irrthamptcn) i'll Qcd,a @auutp, in
Staat g,rnuTlrauicu, nit cucm outcriIrten
@apital ron sl25,OO0, pcu mcld,em 124,G65
Iholcr einocsahlt Nno, bis I'M Sabre unicrs
Nerru ls43 ju @noe 9eben wrc,
GcShalb
gEuS Nod,ridt hermit arocter, ;ufcG9c
Ger @cuilimticn uno ben @clcBcu Der 9ies
publf pru pcuuIlpanierL baB Der lreiI:
bent uuo directors erio9tcr Sanf gEilIcu6
Tno Die nidite @cice9cbuu9 criuQtcr 9fc5
putlit ;u crlud'en, ben cria9ten Trelbricf
III cr,prjteru, mo cen SopitaIitrt crfa9tcr
8duf pcn sl25, 200, iu metG'cr CT jcet be-
rCd,tiat, duf S25O,0O Su crrcitcrn. G6
fpiro ncter an bcm 9iamcn, Gitcl cecr Sas
&c Der Sauf cine gItducerur9 rcrlan9t.
9luf gcfrbI Der Sraro rcr Circttcrs.
SSpbn 0ftcG Gabtrcr.
Suly 8. nq-6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
Sretter Sof.
9rauIe uno Sptnner.
SIN ibrem attcn Ylae, note am MarftsFlaB
III 9lllentouu.

Sin ibrem attcn YGat, note am N'artt'FlaB
III sluentouu.
standardization ihrc Sreunre nno Gin 9cS
etrte5 Inblifm ubcrhaupt eae ile ircben
eiuen arceen &crratb orn SdutrIi llntcr'
t;t'ieolid,er Sprtcn cin9clc9t hdben, wprlrtcr
I'd, teiinccn:
Seiie Srrtcn@e(t II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Girfdrntrrcs unc 9Naufen, NlnucI SoreS,
tict6prirr Scdntliu9s fur Scnifcr' Notmcn,
$,cMlcd Stduhm9S, SrarreL @1lten Jcce
Gorte Srcttcr, &autclH Nfcfen, Eottcn lnc
d.fe Sprteu Sd,mrelu, MaurrrsEattrL &c.
sic rertcn immcr cincn belliuci9en &rr'
ROTH cbi9er 9lrtidcl auf j>anp haben, mrm1t
csntc aus cem Sanbe perlrben merrcu tonS
rlR.
Donftar fir bas ibnen bon rem NnbIlfllm
efhcnfre 8ertraucn, hrffen ie onrd blLl9e
'1ieiie unp Id,neue Secienuna ole Suneid)att
MO fcrnerc Gewr9cubeit rcfrlbcn coHerhaft
4 mar,eu.
mai Is, rq-1S.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
81 q Cb + t Cb t

mirt biermit 0e9ctcn, tas tie llntcridrtstcs
ner at5 glcmiuiftratrrS ocn Der Siutcrlaseus
f1aft ers perltcrbercn y rn nj n & cd,
leethiu ucn Sal;burg Saunidip, an9eiteIt
wreecn iinb.-9lle riejeui0cu, rreIcbe ned
rcd,tmiei9e 9lufcrberuugen an bCid9tc SHius
terlo1cnfhaft babcit rrerccn rdher ernitlid>
rrlidIt, itre 3cdlnuugen tnncrhalb 6 98c'
rt,eu pcblbeiidtiat an ole 9lbminiltrdtprs etns
acknowledgements Srld,e, bic nr1h id,ulot9
Jim, ncrrcn ctenfullS erindt baIci9lt 9td,s
ti9fsit 81 MAIDEN.
Y Gphraim Sccf, : 9lominiffras
Charles SiSfp, 5 tcrs.
0ber Is. na-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
Gtn QBtrtbsbaustfano
su perfaufen II.
l1nter,eid,netcr IN &C

ttssZ So. llnter,eiGneter IL se'
~ ssS8 ueiet, sefbtefanteu&itthss
ssS bausltaub III Der qed,a
s+. - z HaGerfaFt su perfanfeh
issssssss * rpclder jeet pen Herrn
q b mt Sc er befpChnt wtre uro Truber
pen Gieu. 9r a "a seeiSnet wurbe.
Die GSebduee beitehen aus einen' 9resen
fteinerneu Nchnbauic, tas gut eln9'rldNtet
lit, nsbit hinldnsider Stalung cine herr:
lihe WaGerquele 1T am 0anie uuo Der Srt
febr aer6uni9. gu rem Naufe 9ehorei !S 10
sifer aans, BAD gut nit SoplS berpadten nc.
Glr eineu thdtigen Wann bietct eieier Sfano
cine ante @els9rnbeit bar, inoem err fur cte
Retreibuno pcn Offentlihea 9eidldtten1 ,shr
out oeleaen III, beun Der eeda Canal 9sht
am Saufe pcrbsi, 70 ,ptc Die Staae bon sIl'
Icntaun nno Cation nad I1ud, Shunt.
Gin 9ites 9Ieht unc @e(Is fam bss gum
erCfeu idcbifen 9lpril 9e9eben rpsreeu. uses
oen res 9tberu rpenoe man iIa5 an een ll1lter'
Seibneteu III 9aentauu.
Scel Srale.
Sctcber O. nq-3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
QISirD perl0it0t.

Gin Sd,nciocr9eicII, Der icm S,anewert
out pcritsht, fam arf cine lau9c 3ett Nrbclf
uuN GutcuHcbu erhlItCu, ipcnn cr lldl ir9ieIh
bel ccm lluterihriebeu, lpphuhaft III Suos
Gbcithat, geha ,&IuntD, meloet
Sboma5 Waper.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
S1Drt[jomptcit S5duf.

Gin tritten Mruta9e im udhiten Icrcm'
Der, meld,es Ger ISte hes Crfd3tcn Wcnats
lit, miro an rem Sanfbaule cine 9Bahl fir
brcisehu &tndhaItcr gfhaltcu nerccr, I'M fir
oas nddite Sabr ais Gtrectcreu III etencn.
Scbn 8ice @a6irer.
SetcteT i6. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
9Catcmt- -qIit9c.

lie lluterscid,urtcu rerferti9cn an threr
G'teBerei III 9IlIcntaun pfIn9e, rrn ben reuet
lien uno beiten SCrteu, Die bcicncers bclm
rflu0cn pcn StrrpCIlano II. 9faien 9ebrauht
ipcrccn fbuuen.
Srrgs pfGu9e. - Cieic pfil9e fInb
tei o6hGnoiQem @ancC, has idlipCr III pflil9en
III, 1chr uiletith, inrem man ilc nath Scliebeu
linfs mb redNt6 iteUcn fam, rceurd3 man
INNER NIT cincr Surd,e pfuaen fam.
Cic lcidtcn cjnipinntqeu pfu9e iInc brim
QTelihfrrn pRuSeu mo bel Der < aat init pte>
lem 8crtteil iu 9cbrdudlen.
@lucrn unp nucerc mcrren hHHtdit etilae'
iaren, bel mis- on3urnfcu uno rtr pTln9e II.
{. 10. III uutcrludlCu. -,
Si9er nno Sreebcrn.
2lQertduu, 9lpra To- na-lS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
Sct. 16.
9u pcrfaufcn
pber Su Der lc \ tic II.

Cas tcfannte 9criuniQc Nor3 II. z trhr'
itunc, QclcQcn in Der n6rcltchcn 9Illcnitrofc,
clihc 2hurcn mtcrhalb Der 9icrthdmrtrn
ganf uuo ococnubcr prn Sphn @derfe
Iabldemauufactur. Hd6 Nals bat 81 Gus
Trcnt mo 81 NuB i'll Der 2iefe, nrblf anAe:
bautCr meitttfocr SIildlc, 8 Stcllcr, ncbIt
Rclleritnte, Stattuua, Haufhaus, Siterue
unc SoDcrantmaiTrr. Ter Stchr 1T rruitlrs
cio eiuacridtct mo NIT z Sdclfs, Sd'nblarcn
uno alien 9iItbi9eu htuIdn9ith ocrirhen.
Sluh fam Der Stphr, nctit ScIer nno
Rellcrifube ciuSclu ncrIchnt mereen.-9Se'
gen Dem 9idhcrn erfuuciSe man iIh bel eem
llnteridlriebcncn.
Seinrtb Gtncr.
sQcntouu, Set. %. ua-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20

Su ber 9cllrt
pen Common
Yleas pcn Ges
6ha SauntD ..
'Gecember Sers
min, q. ..
1889.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
SbOmos GjtuftuQer,
SUPPER Scfcns unb SlcdidmIot III
rcr Start 9lLIeltNNr.

SUPPER Scfcne unn SIcd16nllpt III
Ger Start 9lllcnt1ul.
gcractrrthti0t ietnc Nrcunce uno Gin 9es
chrtce Iutlltllm utcrharpt, cdf CT Die cttGc
GicId,6fte urdA INNER au iCtuem GItcn Itnnc,
in Ger SNamiltpu Giraffe, elnt9c &hnrcn rters
halb Sclfrlrge mo 4Slllpns Strhr terTte>
trclbt-dllipc er.
9(ue 9lrtcn 0rannhrCin ScBel
uno lrniti9es Surfcr9eihtrr ren jcerr S'enell|
NINA auf cas @eihmadpclIitc uno NaucrS
haftelte rcrferti9ct, mcldcs CT mtllcns III i'll
btaiGcn 9Dreilen gu perfaufcn. Nerner h0t CT
0tcuc Scfrn pcn alien Grrtcn
crbolten, Die cr ~ ben nierri9i1cn Ireiien in
rrrfoufeu oeicuneu it. Ter hrchltc NrGIs
MIRO fitr oifcs Giicn uno GuB 9rQctcn.
@t1nlO'5 patcntirte 9fc1tArD Scds
Scfcn, III csu lbilaoclpbia Nrcti'n.
gllld, hdlt CT INNER
Scfcnrrbr uno SrrnlIl,ellt
uro fertidc5 Wctgcfdirr rrn Ieocr Sfncli;
uuuo ouf Glnp, WeldeS aNce CT mHRll'u
prrfdufeu mtrc.
muntcruua, Ole cr fisher in brlcn @CitoTs
tcn ocnrfcu hat uno hrtft, eurd, cine aenaue
@cctadtuu0 iriuer WcitadfIe5sNfIld'tcn mo
tiuioe llrciic, cine Tcrtrducr Der @emcNclls
bcit Ictncr 6rcmec uuo Ger rfcntltden0unlt
Su 9cujcecn. ~
s-7@Gr bictct hermit rrci @rcunfeecl, III
einem ~ q chlfcilcrcu Wrcile an ais an
irocno ciucm ourcrCn Srt III 9llIcntaun 9c'
fauft rcrocn fam. &incr rOprn CnthdIt 50
uue bic auocrcu 10 &iallcucu. Gr uCriJdcrt
Ole slrbrit, eoe Ne pru Der bcitcn 2Irt it,
Tbcma5 Omtiu9cr.
sht0uit 81. nq-3Ot
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
Sol 9OluD'e.

Ter llntcrId,rietere betirnt ftd, btcier G'rs
lc9cnbeit, cinem Gecbrtcn publlfnm lIbrr'
haupt lnp iciueu Srcuurcu tus beirnecr' tle
9lnsri9r suSmaden, caB er ras gsidott ais
So CT
nod inmcr betrcitt, cidt an icincm 9Erhns
taulc, an ccr fIciuen Ved'azSrntc, III cer
Stact 9luentaun. Scine Maid)inen irlo ant
rie ,pcdmdsioitr 9lrt cinoerthtet NIB in be-
fen 2ultancc. Gs mcrocn caNer 9lllc, fitr
ric or idbcn GiatrelauQ 9corteitct bat, Inn
tcfcntlich baS 3eu9uiB Nctcn, roB er tcin
Gieid,dft pcri1chT, uno feinc Mnhe lrart nm
auc Cicjcnocn, ric i'm nit ihrcr Ruurfdoft
trchrcn, pinttid,, billi9 unc icr9fiti9 gu be-
cicucu. Gr miro iItb tmmcr tcltcrs bemns
ben, ole 9irbcit 70 gut gu matheu, al5. ilc MIR
lcutpr 9ctbon merrcn fann.
Saccb Ttnf.
Sct. I6. nq-3m