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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WORK.

1t is not mere diary OF events which
befel the traveller, but contains thousands
of facts, dates, numbers, prices, &c. sc.
which are either original or CLEANED from
sources not accessible In this country.
Incidents, ane cdotes and scenes have
been freely introduced; but only such as
tend TO make the reader better acquainted
with. the country.
The most perfect imparlillily is shown
to every sect of Christians, and such de-
tails given of The various Missions as will
make the work equally acceptable TO eve
~ persuasion.
Such sketches are given Of the history
Of the Country, Towns and Missions
| which are described, as serve TO throw
light upon their present condition.
The map is beautifully executed, and
| may be considered original Many i'm
norlant corrections have been made by ac-
iual observation, aud the remainder is
chiefly drawn from original and unpub-
lished surveys by British officers, and
Engineers and Surveyors, to which the
author was politely granted access.
The pictures are wholly new, and form
| an important addition 10 our stock OF orr
entail illustrations no pains or.expense
has been spared ia these or the mechanic
al execution. Five Of these are on steel.
showing landscapes Of Maulmein, Tavoy.
Mergui and Sagaing, and curious page
exhibiting specimens Of Is different orr
entail languages.
A great part OF The work relates TO
countries almost entirely unknown, even
TO the best informed persons in our coun-
try.
The author, from the important charae-
acier Of his mission, his intercourse with
distinguished civilians and experienced
Missionaries, his deliberate stay at each
place, his previous familiarity with foreign
countries, and his long experience in the
board Of Missions, enjoyed the highest
advantages for gathering ample and cor
f rect details for the work.
Chapters on the mode of conducting
: modern missions; or on the measure q
success which has attended The enterprise
on the almost unknown tribes in and
around Burmah; and other important
:. subjects are added at the close Of the work
> and must constitute no small part of II:
L value.
5 The cost Of the two volumes viii prob
n ably not exceed 81 so. at which price j
% will be one Of The cheapest works ISSUED
from the American press. The publish
ers rely for remuneration rather on laTg'
sale than high price.
A portion Of the proceeds Of the worl
n. are TO be appropriated TO the FOreigr
at Missionary Board.
b. Tie publisher Of any paper. giriHg "a
10 ADORE adUertisemeRt three inside 1HSeTitoas
at shaIL6e entitled 10 a eOpy Of he irork. o.
al application to The publishers.
nv % 50 Westinghouse, Boston.
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For Ete Veroaont Telegraph.
Rutlalrsa and Addison Mutual Fire

For he Verssont Telegraph.
RutIalrsa and Addison Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
The company was organized, on the 18th
day Of February, 1889, by appointing for
DIRECTORS,
f.. n. Bncss'- Brandon.
J. A. CoNANr,
@. NEwELL, Pittsj6rd.
r. PIERPoMr, Rutland.
z. Howe, Castleton.
KENT WaloHT, Shoreham.
IRA STEWART, Middiebury
II. MuHslL4, Bristol.
v. LAWRENCE, Vergennes.
AT a meeting Of the Directors,
E. N. BRiGGs was chosen President,
EZRA JUNE, Secretary,
WILLARD KIMBALL, Treasurer.
The Directors adjourned, TO meet al
Brandon, an the 18th day of March, al
which time il is intended TO issue Policie:
OF Insurance.
It's the intention Of the Directors e
make the Company beneficial to the insur
ed, and render it mutual No extra-haz
s'c0us risks are to be taken, nor any large
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
A CARD.

The subscriber gratefully Acknowledges
the receipt of a valuable cloak, presented
him; as donation, from benevolent Ie-
males ofhis congregation. MAY the bless
ing of Him who has said that : whoSoev
er shall give 10 drink unto ore oil these
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
RACK RIVER AcADEaT.

TEyHE Spring Term of the Isa E'v
"a err Academy. located -
viii commence on Mondy. the,
Mach. under the charge OF Z. &.
erett. A. b.
Board can be had in priya;e
the village, at the common p.
many scholars as please 10 cali
a. q. TAYLOR -
Ludlow, Feb. Is, 1899. n
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20

In Westhaven, Feb. ii, Emit A., only son Of
Ransom =. and Esther Nj. Armstrong, aged one
year and seven months.
In this village, the morning Of the 18th instr
suddenly, Achan Fountain, 30.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20

The next quarterly meeting, Of the On
ion River Association. will be held at
Waterbury, the last Saturday and Sab
bail. in February inst. We expect 10
have some pro;racted exercises about that
time, and we hope to DE cheered by full
attendance, both Of ministers and lay
brethren. A cloud of mercy seems to
hang over this place, and some are already
rejoicing ia hope. AARON Angler.
Waterbury. Feb. 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
VT. LIT. & SCI. INSTITUTION.

The Spring term Of this school will
commence on Monday Feb %.
The BOARD OF IxsTRucTIoN ARE,
Carleton Parker, Teacher OF Mathematics
& Philosophy. Mr. HascGH Late of
Florence n. Y. Teacher Of AneientLan-
guaees. S NJ Griggs, Teacher Of Fe-
male Department.
TUITION PER TERN.
For Arithmetic, English Grammar.
Geography. History of U. States SO 25
For higher English branches and an
cient Languages, AIS
French, Drawing and Painting, each
extra. OC
BOARD, as usual. 90
G. PARKER, Principal.
Brandon, Feb. ! /. 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20

The Cincinnati Journal is removed TO
the CITY of New York, and published under
tho name OF Christian Journal.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
In Orwell, on the 2Cth ult. by Julius c. Thomas,
Ruel 4. Cook to Mary J. Munger.
In Orwell, on the 18th inst. by Mr.. Morris, Doras
Bascon to Betsy Clark.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
Malcom's Travels.

NOULD, KENDALL & Lin
SU COLIN, have in press, and will
publish abou; the first of March, Ma.com's
Travels in Burmah, Hindosian, Malaga,
Siam and China, in vol. Svo. and 2 vols.
l2mo-with superb original msp Of
Southeastern Asia-fve steel plate en-
craving. and about 100 wood cuts.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20

3THE ANTI-SLAvERY LECTURER is the
name of new monthly publication, from
the press of the Newly ork State Anti
Slavery Society, at Utica.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20

Rumor aaoao says that Bates was not
reprieved by Governor Jenison, but that he
was executed, at Bennington, on Friday last
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20

Brother N. N. Whiting has retired from
the editorial chair Of the Gospel Witness.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
A STATE TEMP s<

n
Will be held at !, .a sss4
lay and Thursday. 3e 81 ans Gss
o. March next, TO co.aml ccal IS Jt.ss-
A. NJ. OF the 9th.
The expediency e.Isi.9cg 1e,s
similar % the Temp alcS IL cider 5sr
lished At Albany, an u llse 1.na s-57,
all such measures -rs2.-i1 Yf.sr3
the temperance refoT nalol. as m.rs
thought most efficient. q = TX great otgeltss
of tue proposed meetin.
Many of the friends OF Temperance IN
different parts of the Sia,e, having con-
suited together, feel the necessity, AMI
concur in the calling Of The above conven-
ton and they hope measures may be
promptly adopted 10 secure the attendance
ofdelegates from every town in the State.
The clergy, without exception, are re-
specially requested to give The earliest
possible notice of the above meeting 10
their respective congregations, and pub
fishers of papers, throughout the State,
are requested to give this notice one o.
more insertions in their several Journalsr
u. HowE.
Feb. IL, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
Brandon, Feb. IL, 1899.
To the Editor of the Vermont Telegraph i:

Highgate, Feb. 10Th, 1889.
Dear Sir:-In the copy Of your paper of
the 18th inst. sent to this village, you re-
mark that James Morgan, person Of noto-
riously bad character, was understood to be
instructina Dancing School in this place.
This is mistake. We have Dancing
School in this place; but our Instructor is
different person from the one referred to
in your paper. His name is Gitchel, man
somewhat advanced in years, very corpulent,
and not very progressing in his personal
J apPearance-however very respectable,
well-bred man. He has resided in this
County for some years past, with his
friends, and has always borne very correct
character. We are obliged to you, Sir, for
guarding US against an impostor, but are
happy TO return you in answer, that we
have very prosperous School, a good
Teacher, and respectfully conducted in ev-
cry manner. You will please publish this in
your next paper, and forward a copy Of the
same.
, remain, Sir, your obi. servt.> S. K. P.
So it appears that my informant was not IN pos
session of correct information as to the present To-
, cation of Morgan.
: While | am happy in being able to make this
correction, l cannot refrain from informing my
, correspondent, S. X. p" that l have no sympa
thy or countenance for Dancing schools, however
"respectably conducted" / think that chopping
wood and hoeing corn, for males-and spinning
weaving, and making bread for females, altogeth
er better employments in regard both to the phys
ical and the moral being.
"THE MASSACHUSETTS ABoLrrIoNIsT" i
the name of the new Anti Slavery paper
recently started in Massachusetts-publish
ed weekly, by Geo. Russell, Boston, at on
dollar year.
= "THE Non RESISTANT" is the name {
the organ OF the New-England Nom Resist
ance Society, TO be published sem monthly
A at Boston, Tor one dollar a year.
"THE ANT-SLAvERY LECTURER" is tn
name of new monthly publication, fror
the press of the NewYork State Ant
: Slavery Society, at Utica.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20

couxry ISsURANcE.-A friend of this reform
r,s,sure requests place in the Telegraph for the
allowing report of one of these companies IN New
u.mpshire, to show its superior utility compared
with our State institution:
Merrlmac County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
The undersigned having been appoint (
ed nv the Directors Auditors, to- make
a statement Of the business of the compa-
nv. have examined the Books OF the COM
nanv and the accounts of the Secretary,
land find them regular and correct, and
make the following report as exhibiting
true statement OF It's affairs.
The whole amount OF risks ,.
TO Dec. 81, 1887, was 90, l6l ,2O9
Amount risks taken from, Dec.
81, 1887 TO Dec. 81, 1888. 274,364
2,435, 573
Discharged by expiration, sur
render, and by Policies not taxi
en- during the past year. 1894
Leaving at risk, Dec. 81, '36, 2,247, 929
The amount Of Deposite not s,
which consi uted the capital
stock Of the company, Dec. 81,
1897, was ol.s6e,o7
Amount of deposite notes on
risks taken from Dec. 81, '37,
10 Dee. 81, 1885, is 25,722,26
Whole amour; Of Deposile
notes, is l27,O9l,SS
Amount Of deposite notes on
risks expired, and otherwise
discharged from Dec. 81, 81,
10 Dec 81, 1888, is 6,S67,e6
Which being deducted leaves, l2O.223,47
the amount Of the Deposite
notes which constitute the cap
ital stock OF the company.
The balance of cash in the
j hands Of the Secretary and due
was s46,4s
! Amount Of 8 per cent. reed
from Dec. 81, 1887, to Dec.
81, 1888, is 1915
Received on notes whose poll
cies have been surrendered g.
otherwise discharged, %,
All which amounts to $l,l37, l:
The Secretary has paid for
postage and to carriers during
the past year, 80
Fortprintlng and stationary, 81
Interest on money borrowed, ol,o
Richard Cove for damage by fire. l2,l
Samuel T. Wilson, for damage
by FIRE. ll0,5
Directors for services, 1861
A. S. Gale, error in his assess
ment, "a
Auditors for the last two years, 1910
Col. Pearson Cogswell, for Ag-
ent services, 81
Secretary's services for past year, 34O,t
All WHICH amounts to 1885,
Deduct this from receipts l,l37,
Leaves a balance Of 1877,
To which add due on FIRST as
sessment, s35.
Makes balance of 755,
The whole amount Of losses
from the organization Of the
company to Dee. 81, 1887 be-
ing six and half years, is $4,000
Losses the past year adjusted by
the company, amount to l,422
Making the whole losses, "a, 422,
The company owe of princi-
pal, for money borrowed, S2,550
Due Treasurer, over receipts, 9
Making company's debts, S2,559
SAML COFFIN, -,
d. L. morrill,, ""'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20

"THE NoN-R RESISTANT" is the name OF
the organ OF the New-England Non-Resist-
ance Society, TO be published semi -monthly
at Boston, Tor one dollar year.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20

"TnE MASSACHUSETTS, ABoLrrIoNIsT" is
the name of the new Anti Slavery paper,
recently started in Observation-Disclosures
ed weekly, by Geo. Russell, Boston, at one
dollar Uaor
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
Company.

The undersigned having been appoint
ed by the Directors Auditors, to, make
a statement Of the business of the compa-
ny. have examined the Books OF the COM
nany and the accounts of the Secretary,
and find them regular and correct and
make the following report as exhibiting
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20

couxry ISsURANcE.-A friend of this reform
measure requests place in the Telegraph Tor the
following report of one of these companies an New
HAMPSHIRE, to show its superior utility, compared
with our State institution:
SIerrlmAc County Mutual Fire Insurance
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
NO &c e.

Z. PARKER, FTtRclpaI.
Brandon, Feb. i. 1889.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
G5eneraf ol5. s. Sarrtfom
@cr 1T cr? sssaS mar er2
SsSos tuirD or tucrf5cn

@eneral S,drri(cn efhieIf, aIs or 10 Sabre
dit mar, elne ecmnli6ion Bon @encral qH a.
DIT Hgtpn. SIM Suip ees Sabre 1892 err
hlelt or ben Gonf ees General Mapne.
III elmer Sdlladlt nit ben Sneianern. unb
ipuree ais fem 9Iiescescdmp crnauut
ccsn 1897 piree CT ppu Sen. sra hi ma
ton ais Secrctdr brS 9ieresgSetticten Scr>
ritcriuni5 eruaunt
!. slls CT % Sabre alt mar, tpuree or in BEN
Gcn9re6 gemdhlt.
9tadbher ,purbe or vrn z bpmas Sef,
frrfcn Stm @puoeriGr ben cnhiaua ers
naunt \
Sn 1871 iohlug CT bic 1rurpcn Der Subias
ncr inter Secunlicb, uno geipaun ecu
Sle9 lei Gippecaupc! s
jn 1872 murbe CT ais GencralsMaicr bon
bem patrictlihcn W 40 fon crnaunt! Su
eemIelben Sabre idlu9 er Gle 3rittiftben in
mebreren @efcdten-lluo 9cpann cen Siea
bon sort WseiGs SIM Scrtem6er mars
fd,trte er nit feincr patrietilhcn 9lrmce mad,
9 no lmo ercberte S)SslScn! ilbers
retthte ete SrIttiiden Srurreu auf ecreu
Slud,t, uno an eem ecnfwilrbigeu Stem Scs
tcbcr 1912 gepann er ecu alcrreid'cn Gied
pcn Ger Sbdmcs !-9tad tem Sricae ipurs
&C er ,pteerr ais 9ieprelentaut in een Gcns
gree 9cmdhlt.
Sn 1924 prrrc or als Screiili0te Staafcn
Scnator crmdhlt
Sn 1896 fprte er als 9eIanbter na6
SucssInlerifd crnouut.
0tad' eicien, frlgene eem Seifpief bes uns
lferbltdcn QSaihin9tru, sc9 er lid, auf feline
SancreL III bcm 2tal beS Shic, snriid, unb
bat ictteem cas- 9erin9e atcr unabbdnsi9e
@elthdft cinc6 Sducrn bctriebcn.
en- 1885 murce ct ernannt ais @antitat
fir ric bpd)le @brcntclle, bic CAD 8rlf an
pcrQcbcn bat; nnb erbtelt sie h6dlfe peIfst
indetge Stln,mc, Ireld,e inter dbnliohen Tins
Itinben jemal5 gc9cben ,puree.
cint Eecember 1889 muree CT iricecr fir
bafIclbc 9!mt burdb cine Ger 9r6ften uno tas
lentprlliteu Scneentipnen Sorgefdlagen, Die
jerals III eteiem RaHre ih ecrfammlet bats
te; uno
cu 1910 miro bad 9imerifdniIde
9 Of f i'm i'll itiuen Sd,uB nebmen!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Sfr S$Sbto S5rcfTc.

9Rit 8er9nii9en eriehen mir, oaB bic Bhi9s
preiIe, beirurerS ctcjeui9eL weld1e ocr Der
9tatlpnals gcnpcnttpn ren 9famen oe6 SNerrn
Slap cecr General Scrtt pcrscgeu, jeBt eeus
jenigcu ees altcu "Cciccn nrn Iippecance"
al Der Wtaitipiee ibrer Slittcr habeu. Ties
ift ipie e6 fetu le!ltc, teun mr Init oereiuiqs
ter !fraft fam taS &clf ilber bic besablte
i.cree Der &an Suren 9ic9ierun9 Ie9eil, unb
bcipirfen, na6 uuler Qano BON elner pers
ittyweneerIhrn uno ariitofratijdcn slomluis
ftratirn nuo ibren Mnere9elu erretter nlrb.
las 8cIf miro ild) nddlte6 Spdtjabr in teis
usr 9ansgn Maoht erbeben une Gem S.erens
meiiter orn 9ieuDcrf erIauter, ,pieser uad
Sinoerhcof 81 9ehelL uno ben @cneral hars
riirn an ieins StelIe erbebtn, Der iIeb burd,
icine itdebaren Oienite auf eem Sdhlad,ts
felec loprhl al6 III ocm 0lathc Der 0tatipn
unoeripclflid)e 1crberrcu eripcrteu bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
S1cnc @n0liftDc ScitMmg.

gSir peroen NIT Iiditem 8crihId9e sur
S,erau69abe einer @n9lticten 3eitun9 an nns
irre Srcunbe i'm Saunty fcncen, Die Den Gitcl
''H'hc EfarFIsOEaTan OF LchisEa"
filhreu pirc. 9Sir babcn rieies fur ratbiam
befunreu, ba 9egenpdrita feline cn9Iiidle Bet
tung, pelde Die @jrunbflee elue6 Scarrtcu
pcrtbeioiqt i'll cieirm @auntp arcru6t iptrp,
nno ra Die hieiGac Qcfo Scfc 3eitung III jener
Sprahe, unteritilst bon Der 2realllrp, ipcs
dleutlld, bic Iddnclidten 8erldnmrnngen
NIB llmpnbrbri'cn ittcr uniere Sauetratsn
au6brCiteu Uiro, rbne paB oieIeIben i'll cers
felben Sprad,e wiocrtcgt iprrcen f6nnen,
@ir hcfen auf ole 9euei9te lluterillibuna ali
fer ipabrcu S1arrifcnmdnller, teionoers ea
Der pret6 Der 3citur9 blc5 c in { ba or
brS Sdbr6 lcin lplro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

Cie narrifburger "Staatss 3citun9", tcs
rcu S,crausgetcr Ger teritdtiqtc QGabrbeitss
8ercrcher Soiltter 1T, iagt leete 98rde ilt
Sesua auf &jcueral s. arr fcn inter ans
cern rfcutarcn llnmahrhriteu, eas CT ir alt
fri, eaB er al Stri'deu Qieu9e; RAE er turdhs
aus feinc Geifteefdbi9feiteu mehr beiTse, &c.
Dof3 eicfeS 10 a hr III, braudlcn mir bier
nid,t crit III bethcurrn, inpcm oiele SllrRcr
oicie6 GanuticS felblf GjeIeacubeit haltcn,
@eucral S,arriIrn nor swri Sahrcn ,u fchcu,
uuo nit ihm ;i lpreden, ol6 ct hurdb 9illcns
taun aieng. gSir mrGen ibncn nur seigcn,
mas Die SrrDs Crudcr gcgen cen "Soclocn
pcu Iipreeanpe" als Ginmenbung oprbrins
Qeu, uno su wcldeu nieorgen unc uuirahren
NattrIu lIe lire 3ufludt netmcr, I'M bas
Iclf su hinterqehen. 9Scnn eo icin mitBte,
70 fGnute Ger "alte Soelo" hcm jun9cn Gclts
ihnabel nit elmer 9iuthc nodh ben 9iufcn lr
herb einrelteu, baB Die Sdrifr i'll cincm Wcs
ltat nid,t oerl6idcn ipilrrc.-Gies Irtlte jes
ucr J,eraue9cber btai9 crbaltcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
@rosc Sarrtfpn sserfam.uluus.

9Bir warcn orrige gBcche Geid'aftrbatter
i'll ptilaoelpbia, uuo hattcn be6 @ergnilgen
elmer &eriammlnn0 Ger 9Sbt9s IN Der Maips
nie S.aDe bei;TpchnerL weld,e mr Gags pers
ber berufeu wrrecn mar. Sc war gu benz
@nciweef, bnB bic Gele9dten Su rcr 9iatic'
uals als@cupentiru 9fcdlculttaft ircgsn ihrcr
Scubun9 ablegtcr, uno mir f0nncn ocrild's
eru, oos mir mic cine feldc 9rrec unp rcs
ipcctateGe 8criammIun9 9clehcn haben. eiI'
ies mar cine @intrattt uno ecr Sertd)t Der
Tclegaten wurbe init alIgenleilicr 3ufrieocus
belt augencmmen. Sb0Icid, Die Scriamnn
lung meiitsus ans frlhercu 6rcuneen ocs
SNcrru s lar teifane, 70 pnrcc opd, ais e,cs
neral S1arriIcn's 9iame ols Gnneirat
gemcleet muree, nit grcsem @nthuitaenls
empfau9cu. IS warcn Ccle9dteu pon iIrtcn
Staatcn 9cgcnw6rti9, ,prId1e 9teccn al rie
8criammluug, uuO ibrc gereitnilli9tcit i'll
Der einitimnii9cu llnteritiiBun9 pcn Icdrriicu
uuo Ipler oerlldlcrten,. rt9lctd1 fIc ale fir
Sorn. SlaY i'll Der Convention ltimmten. cS,br
Wotto iit. "llniorl, I'M Der Union pilcn !"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
rc~ggir lenfen tie 2Iufncrffomfcit unfe,

prBir fenfen bic 2luflrerfIamfcit uufes
rer qeirr auf Die Gtroraphifthe Sfis;e bes
@eneral g8nr. y. Narrtlrrl, neld,e fGd) ouf
Der erfteu Seite oicier 3cttung befincet. QStr
taten fGe aus bem gualiihen iibcricbt, fpcls
DIE Tteifs ar6 Dem 2cbcu bcs @cnerals nno
2beits aus Der @eIhiehte Der 8ereini9tcn
Staateu gencmmcn wurSe unb fir rcren
Q6otrhcit gebilrgt 1T. QEcr Mil uit,t nit
nbrreiuilimmeu, mad, 2elun9 bcs slrtifcls, gu
fd0en, eaB Gieneral jHarriicn mebr fur
fctu Saterfauo 9etbau tat, ais ir9eno ein
Wann Der icBt lebt, uuo oas CT wcui9cr fur
irine Gienife belcbnt wurre, ols tr9eno etn
dnSerer Spleat, Der ndhreuo bcm lcRten
Sfric9e fir Die Sreibcit l2inss SaterIanccS
fcht2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
SErt toas Sitnct Gcgueibcr
TGatc.

"0ic Scanunaeu Sauieuecr cru 98eitcrn
lno Rmecru, ireid'e prr Gem ScdlpinQmefs
fer Der tlutblritgcn -uriancrn rcr QSiIrniB
gercttct wurecn, unb pen rem nrdI furdhtbas
rrru prpctpr, tcrutet aIlciu auf 5odrs
rtipn uno leiuer braucn 2irmce. ."-Sichc
Simcu Sdlucirer6 SctltIdft an tie GjeicBs
actunQ, pom I0tcu Cccembcr 1913.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

S0febr &unisbin9-Oic Scutbsrn Sun
CWtilI.) pom 10. 9tro. 9iett fclgcnte filrd,s
tsrlid)e 9ad,rld't ocu eiilcm &rrbreden, bad
III jenem Staat be9angeu wrreeu:
@oct NIB Gartcr, neldle III fem @efdnqs
ris prn Scrtt @arutp ais WGrecr ia6cu,
fTnb nit G'eTolt aus cem Glefdn9uiE bnrdl
eini9c Der Burger prn eem GaunIY aenrnen
uno gebduqt fporcen! ptau miro nd, erilb
ncriL oof iTc lire Tlud,t ans tem Giefiu9s
nts tepirften NIB nieeer elr9etrit nnrecu.
Sie puroen nad 0ianflu 9ountp gebradt
prr coer 3 9Scdsn gum &ertSr getrad,t
mo wegcu ARan0et al 3euaniB surudse'
fdift. Gos @rlf bat cas G'cics i'll lcire
ei9ere Iano 9encmmcn, uue ilc cbnc &ers
hIr biuocrid,tct. ...-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
k-rQEaS mus GjcupernGr porter ieet

EFQEaS mus GcupernEr porter ieet
ucu I'D, rno ieineu 9tdth9ebern ecufcu, nadls
ccm CT fcine profIanattcn crlafen bur, tpcs
rin or rrfldrt, raB &harlcs i. SINGER
fca rcd,rmdfig ais ScugrcBglieo fur Zen
3tcn Ciilrift eripdhlt fei! YSeun er cinigeS
@efuhl bat, 10 bccaucru pir lhn ocr jNerSen,
inecm Der @crgres nrr eini9eu Sa9en euts
id,ieesn bat (chns Srpcilttru) rae Sn9erirlt
sn frmem Ste uuo Stintme tcred1tiget ici.
Die @ticrer fciuer ci9eEcn parrei inl 6rus
0res ld,imteu flti) fur cine IpId'e GcpaItaus
maeumQ All ltimmen-fciuer pen ibncn ipagte
es rins Stimmc eir;nseten!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

Giclrperu6r Scipart pm 9teuYcrf bat cine
prrclamaticu trraue9e9cten, prriu er bic
mitcripenftigen Miettsleutc non &an 9ienf'
lclaer tcrreert frieplid, ;u ihrer j,eimatt ;ls
rilf su fehrcu NIB ferner nidNt mebr Der sluss
ilbun9 rcr GjeicBe su piceriteheu. SIS beift
oielc prrclamatpu babe ben befen Grfclg
9rtabt uno cine Dclegatcn fet an ben gcut
peraHr nad1 9lltonD ab9eianet rcrocn, nm
ibre Sadle su fd'ltdbten. 9Ran 9lautt III sll'
bonD eaB bic game Sate cbne Ge,ralt CHS
ben ipiro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

TatiDmi;uscr.-Sn Curbam (9ticrers
@anaea) lit em gauges 9icft ppu Satfdlml,n'
germ er>piid,t merccn, uno feen jeBtSu Mrns
treal i'm @jeflnguis, al Der 3abl. Sie
babcu IA 9M1ttcn unterihieelidcr Sanfcn
lit ibrem SrTe, mcitene ben penniilpanien
uto Dem Staat 9tcupcrf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Ct befleipefe. ipeper a(s @ebiete.0e(e.

&C be[IeIpele, TbeueT d[b V5tDle[ssSJeIes
gaf. 95ebietS @ouuerncr Snctlner.
@ommiBioner, @enerals sNtajor lit Der
9trmee, ,Odt9lieo im gon9re6 ooer aus
irarti9er 0eianbte bat CT ieine Naid,s
tel nit entlhleheuer Orbarrlihfeit
nno un9ebuneenen SleiB perfcl9t; ltno
mebr al5 bie5, nit eincr patrioniten
Sin9rtun9 itno elmer & hrli 6 felt,
lpel6e ecr alleu Su9enben bte teiten
Gt9eni6aften zines bftntllbcn Seanls
tcn llne.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

gu 9cuprrf nlltbete err cilItasu Sa9ea
elm hefti9er SturnL Der cine Wauer ems
ihiug, mcIdIe bel Dem lctten Srano ifcbeu
9cblicbcn mar uuo cincn ceutfden Wuiltan,
ten bart pcrlerte.