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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
Jam9alt9 ~
93eninaunaen.

Diele. .3eitun9 wirb jeben Ositttppdj ari
sii,en 9roBeu Supers9frDal Sc9er, NIT gan,
uenen Sdlrifter, herdus9e9cben.
Ser Subfrtptiou6>Dreis lit Elm { baler
be6 G,abrs, ippYpn bic S,dlfte im &crau6
su te;ahlcn 1T.
SRetu Subfcribcnt ,pirb fir pctliger ale 6
Weouate dugenpnmeil ltuo feiuer FAM Die
3eitlulg aufgeber, bis alle 9iiidltdnbe earaitf
abbeSablt iIno.
8efanntmadun9er, irelde eiit Sieref alt6s
MAIDEN, pcreen breimal fir etueu Ibaler
eiu9erileft, uub fur jebe fernere Giilrildun9
fitnf uno 5pansig Gents. = @r6scre mad,
8erbiltntB,
Diejenige ,pefdje bte 3citru9 nit Der 9,rif
oser bent 91citretter erbalten, mRiita ielbit
bafllr beSahleu.
slltc Srtefc an ben 5oerausgcbcr nriiffen
ppiffrei etl9eianbt >pcrnen, ,1ruit ,perbcn fle
nidlt altf9enpntmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
Sretter Sof.
Srau1e uno g spinner.


2n ibrem alten Tlot, uate am MarftsMas
IN 9lllentaun.
8euadridtigen ibre Srennre unS eiit 9es
ehrteS publifum lberhaupt, raf iIe fceben
eiuen 9rceen 9erratb bon Saubcl, unters
ftteeIidcr Sorten ctn9ele9t baten, fpcrunter
iIdb befinoen:
@cite Scrten@elb II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
8irfheubrrbs uuo ptanfeu, pdnnet Srrt6,
@rlbpeint Sedutlin9s fir Seufter.9aabneu,
Memlref. Stdntlinss, Sparreil. Galfcn, jcee
Scrte Sretter Sauhcll pfcfen, eatten unc
ale Sprten Sdltubelu, MaurerseatteL &c.
Sic tperben immer eiuen beldnoi9en 9ors
ratb pbiger 9lrtidel auf Soano haben, Don,it
eeute aus eein eanbe periebsn pereen f6ns
nett.
Dnufbar fir bas linen srn rem publifum
aefdenfte @ertrauen, hcffen fie surd billiae
9reife uuo ftnelle geetenuna bic Gunefd,aft
lmc fernere gewossnbeit pedeIten oauerbaft
su maden.
sUlat I5. n9-iS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
Sallcil 2(nMet9en

Clint Galnif19 ben 25ifen lJtai.
S,r. e. Wi1c Der Quftfditfrr, mad,t icis
ren Sreunbcu uno benz 'publifum tiemtt bic
2lnSei9e, eaB or 9cicnncn il, Ietne late
2uffreife
rcn Der Stabt 9lueutam aus st untrrrsbs
men, am Samita9 ben 25iteu Wiai-Jnfrr
9Sile laeet Gle 4anolcute teipucerS elm, fId,
rdhreno Der Sutund ee6 Sallcn6 III Der
llmsdunna eiusufneeu iueem Der preiB ;u
% @ents herat9eieet lit.
Gs wirc Gin Sallidtirm gc;ci9t ,perben,
NIT meldcm Nerr Scdtn9 BON frneru eineu
8eriud madte I'D, bon tem &aurhall Bali
len bcrobinlaiieu uno tatei fein Petrn etrt'
biifte-ctenfallS ctuer mad, S,crrn 9Siic's
Ilau rer nit eiuem Sulce' njerer9elnGen
perceu fcU unb ein aneerer nit eiuer State
lie 3hilren nsrten I'M 10 llbr Wcrgeus
oe6fuet uno nm 2 llbr 9fadmitta96 wro
Der @dapn auflebcn.
giutrist 25 @eutS-&iuScr talben 9'rcie.
Ntai 10. ua--2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
&Jie $siebbabereieu.

Sas Seiiptel ron eiuer Bis sur Gas
leret 9ttrtebenell stet haterei, irel6es
t0 jetr anfubren mill 1T 6lrar MIR
ans cen alien 3eiten eiltiebnt no
Nractt IND 9lnflrano id,pu III oieler
!S1tniiht alle &amne blrthtrrohen
battell. 9tter ldb fibre eS mG an,
mell ip nan6e l!netfahrne fJ6 auf
rteie Nertcre terufen urO metl niail
9elpiB in uuiern 70 Ietr rcrf6riecnen
Sogcn mGt6 9tebnliGeS onfillren
fann.
S5n zen S5abren prn 1884 tiS 1857
mar Gle SuItcnlietbateret III Soclanr
10 grrB, eab Der Staat ieltff sutreten
mo rllrb 9el(bdrfte Serpr6nun9en
Gem uetel Gintalt ttun mu6te. Sic
9an5e Soanblun9 fiiblte Den GinfIuB
oteier Observation-Disclosures. 9teMlanuz
fafturcn 9erietben sum 81 teil III Gtpfs
funG unO rteie 2tethaterei 9rif 70 I'M
fh, zap ieltit Staot6manner nit
Gulren D1nteltcn lno rer @eringere
ir9ar ba5 mtueer GnttebrliGe pers
fanfte, Inn rur ntt Sulpenslriebeln
hanreln 81 fGnner. 9tc6net man cas-
Iflmo Sterlin9 81 iedS Gbaler, 70
frItete Der 9tctbnt g. -. eme mills
fllhrlidDe Qenernlln9 Der SuIpe, 10 ME
ole llkri9en 0tanlen-15OO 9ifblr. eer
Senper 9lu9nifus 5000 9ltblr. bet
9lcmira( giesfau 264O 9ltblr. ner 9lo,
miral pan 0f $50 9ltblr. -Sdilcer
$50 9thlr. ,-8retber $40 yitblr. II.
[. ~. Sie McllSieGer ee5 Srefbcss
meuifcrii6en Seifanents perfauften
Die Sulpeniammlung oes Settatcrs
fltr $4,000 9ttblr. Gje9en Die einsi9c
3mietel Semper 9lu9uifus tauidjte
ec5enaub ein 9tatllralilntatinet irel.
DIES COCO 9tthlr. irertb mar. Son
bteier Sorte perfaufte ein gbelmam
orei Stilf fit $4,000 Nfhlr. Gin
anoerer ma6te I'M Sulpenbaneel tn
bier Itcnaten eincn 9eninn Don
$4,000 9tthlr.
Dian iTebt al bicien geiirie(en, ME
nrtht9 c6 mar ra6 ole Staaten es lIeb
ortngeilo an9elegen iein Iie6Gn, Hieiem
S6ntn6el9eiif init Grnff ent9eeer su
arteiten. Gle gateu i'm Mrnaf 9pril
1857 ell @eieE rpeur6 ale rieien
SanSelsSirctg tettehenre 6entrafte
filr null uilo nidr9 erflart pureeiL II.
nun fDnnte MATT nit einmal rte ld'rus
fte SulrenSmiete( fit 30 Gtb(r. freis
lid INNER nob tbcuer 9enua faufen,
bte etni9e 9Soden porher 1000 6thlr.
9alt. eSn etner etnSt9cn hpllanrifden
Stabt lrureen in etncm Sabre hurd)
cen blp6en Sulpenbanbel feds OtilIirs
nen Staler nn9efeet.
9Sabrltd, ein 9ro6es NelD fit hen
beobad)tetoen Self. cS1 mill ater
0iemaneen i'm yfefeftiren pcrgreifen
pD3u btefe gtatia6en @eranlaiillna
9eten, tno te9nli9e mid, nur foloenhe
geihi6te bersufesen, ole cs ail9ens
f6einli6 bemeiiet, trohin Ger Mietleh
gefiibrt irerben fam, irenn efreae tei
ihm sur Su6t 9etroreen 1T. Gin
bclIdneii6er Surgermeiifer mar einen
feiner Trennhe i'll eineln fefr etntra9
fi6en 9lrnte tehfi(fIidb 9efreien, ircfiir
er snr Grferntlichfeit fdt ri.r 81 Gr<
s.iI II cSss !t@ss tYs.sy,, ,,x.,.sl. ,.,Ysfs,...
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
SlgCl1rtCGt

miro bierntit GcGeben, baB Der llnterfdlrtebes
nc ais sIominiiiratrr ber Smtertahenffaft
.ses eerltcrteneu So b II s. off man, lcbts
bin ben Seioclbcrg GaItuid'p, eedla GauntD,
an9eitellt woreen lit. ollie oieieui9cn, ,peld,e
baher mcd alif irgeub eiue Dirt an befa9te
Siuterlafenidaft fhulti9 fnb, werbeu biers
nit benahrid,ti9et, sipiidlen Jest unb bem
15teH Suni, udhifens, absubesableu. 60
,pereen aud, eiejerigert, ipeld,e ned, 9lufors
hertmgeu baben, ibre 9ledmun9cu ipchlbe,
dfitiet bis sllr ctiaen 3eit einsursid,en, eamit
9tihttafeit aeniadlt pfrseu fam.
Mlid,ael 9eter, 9lomtntft.
Mai Is n9-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
SrtIbe
lSrllGiaIre- II. SGlnerGlttcr

60 etcn cnpfan9eit !: Gjritn, 8apn une
grauu fi9urtrtcr &rnltasccu.
SttIrparser uno blaltsidpdrier 60
@ine 8crfheocuhcit pcn f9nrtrter Geb
eenseu9e; rcfql. Mtuflin Gelniun ;-4&icrs
tel &htuS fir QatD5s9lujii0c ;-4s4 9ctrnf,
ten 2ahu patntatrc6; : ScarfS ;-9lnSll0e
Sdnupfttid,er ;--Sdprycr MuGclit ;--fNus
firte unb rtdue NurairIte ;-SaneDcS6 ;
-2'iireau @'cScte ;-@'ecrefe auf Wcbens
Glide ;--Scieeue unb 5{io S.anbiduhe;--
Geibene une baumpeGeue Stritnpfe ;-iei.
tene uuo taumpclleue @rarat5 ;-lautas
lcn6s3euae. Gdhparir, tloue mo trauue
9itder. Stahl ocmift6tc6. llrfIhttar grim.
@alcmierS ncilelfer Woccn. IeB9l. g3eitcns
seu9e.
;, Spa6 unb Stenl.
stNentaur, WlaD s. nQ4-n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
u leaotng mtb & q # on
9oo(f Gtnte.
92ene ginriCl,tulla.

GgLsE Eeszz.s.ssvrr1a = Die lluterscihretcu trs
SSS37 4 81 = d uadhrittigcn has reiience
-=-<sz.ssEs;azssszss 80 9lutitfum, eas Ie Die atts
ctili0e @iaeuthumer Der etiQcu 2inle 9e,prrs
ben iInb, unc i'll 3ufuuft ticleIbtgc ipte fcIgt
laufen pcreen:
Gie Rutfhe ucridft SNedrans SHctel, Cue
iten, ieccn lPcntaQ, Wiitiprth imo Srcitl0,
ums4 sllbr Mrr9cns, nuo ldr9t seitttCh III
Bethlehem all fnr Die Vhilarelpqia Stntiden,
man nimmt Triihitilf all Gjumpert's SNctel,
9lttentoun, nno Witta9 all Grrp's 5Hctel, III
&uf!oun, uuo laugt um llbr 9fad'nttto9e
i'll 9tcabii9 an, um nit ben SHdrrebur9 nun
Dottspiae Gutld)eu in Gcrbtneuug gu fcins
u-3uriicffehreu pertdBt fle Coleman 8
S.otel, 9eaoin9, jebeu Girnitag, GrnnerltoQ
unb Samitaa, nm llbr Wrrgcus, Truhithf
ill Ruptom, Mitta9 i'll Slilentaltn, settlh nm
mit Der Waut, @bunf &utldle SuIammcn gu
4reIfcn; lau9t III Bethlehem seitllth al, I'M
Mit Ger 9Stlfeebarrc &ntidle 3uiammen sl
sretfeu, unb i'll @aifrn Inn llhr Nadlmttta9s.
Gle Sfntideu auf ftcIcr Slne ttne eurd)s
1duoig ausgebe dert mcreeu, une bic Gt9cns
tbImer ld,nleiebeln fth, fer9pclle uno adtIas
me Greiber nit llbern Snbren duf eem 9Ses
sc su haten.
9lIe @cpdde auf Die SerauhprrtItdfcit ecr
@i9entbumer.
Samuel @urpcrt 9lllentaltit.
GbriIfian Gopp, auttalln.
Maai 10. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
JNpls at pcrfalttcu.

Ter llntcrirhricbene ntadjt hermit Gem
Nutlifrm tcf0rn, CAP or cte Snantitdt
{soI5 AT perfonfeu tat, r6mlih:
100 SLATER ucu Gem tclttu S,tdcrp
400 StlaftCr Ron alien ScrtCn, ols Sfos
ltdricit, QGcig imo Sdlmors GjdclL &c.
QGelt'e6 er 9efonncn it su tilltgen Yrcis
fen ,u pcrfaufrn. Griagtes S:elB iisht phus
pbiIlp &auerS Sd9mlltle, onf benz Eanbe
cc6llnterihriebenen, 0iejenigeu meld'e Nuts
fthen jcnee {,rlS Sn faufrn, tcIictcn lth. .taIs
et0lt Sn meIcen bel
Salne5 1Seiler.
O9ncnngte, Mtat Is. rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
slortDatltptou 95onf.

WaD Z, 1859.
Die Gireftcreu habcn eiren Oipibcnb ptn
Vrrsent ouf brn @elauf res einbe3obttcu
@apitdltrfs C2 Stolcr fir jeccu Strthcil)
fir bic &eih6fte rcr Gettcrn Mrnate crs
tlirt, lpsld,e ciniQc 3eit mad, tcm l6ten ries
ie6 MrnatS, m6brenb Saufitmren, all bte
StrdtaIter reer ihre 9eh6ri0 bepclImdohtigs
ten 2!9cnten au6acSobIt mcrocn Ieit.
SSJobu 9ltcc, Gailircr.
Woi 10. itq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
9leue Oy5aarerl.

Die lluterfhrietenen babcu bic Gbre, lire
Sreuuoe, 70 ipie ea6 9ublifum nberbaupt ;n
tcnadbridltt9en, ta6 le cine fh6ne sIuewabl
trctfeuer 8ribliugSs uuo Scmmers9Gaaren
flrSIidh erbaltcn uno gu BEN bili9ffcn aNrci1en
3il oerfauftn babeu.
@rpcerie6 uno ale Strteu bon GctrdnfeiJ
ctcn 70 gut als bilig, baten Fe fcrhpahreno
III 9errath.
8. uno 8. S(edner.
Sfs9lGlentauu, MaD 15. nq-Snl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
9ll DCrfollterl.

@ci bHm llrteridrietereu, III StcrsNdls
frro Gouuidlip, gcd'a GounlD: Gret ncne
QEG9cn, mcIdle rrm briten Srrls ncrfcrtigct
uno gang trrtfen uuo bauertoft bcIttla9eu
fIrc. Ter cine fam fir ei rcer Siprt 9lfcrs
&c 9ctrauett rcrten; tic ontere teice iInb
fir 3 Vferte ein9erihtet. Ea6 Jidtere erz
fra9e man am StcEr pcn
Sapto gebmrn.
50. Miffcrf, Wai Is. itq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
Sfeill-G GoD(elt.

Die ltuterld,risbenen baten ire6en an ibs
rem StDhr III Sits9llIeutaun eii1cu 8crrath
Steins&cblen pen jeber Serte snm 8erfauf
erhalten.
s. ltno s. Slcfner.
Sits9lllentduu, Map Is. uq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
9Iieael ltnD SSremt-6Dl

Die llnterIdrieteneu baten all itrcm eaus
bungSplaBs, an benz RedlasgaiIn, eiuen tcs
eeutenbeu @crrath nnb ciue 9rrfe sIns,rahl
pcu 0iie9el, S,ietcrys NIB Nents Scls, su teu
llilli9flen preHcn su perfaufen. Eos {9cl;
fam su jeree 5cit at9cbrIt pc, ecn.
s. ltnG s. 6Iefncr.
Sit 9llientdur, WtaD Is. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
Qln llntere Grerttorelt.

Gie lluterfdriettrcn taben fd AT bic
Hid,ter ccr @Nurt ben Common Yleas acs
weneet INN @e9inlti9un9 Der gIftcu Ger off
frmtID bon prunGlpanierL freld'e gum Seiten
uloermGgeneer Sdlnlencr 9cmaclt mcreen
iInb, unb befa9te 0tihter hnben Mcnta9s
ben 3ten SuuD ndditcnS, &crmitta9s I'm 10
llbr bcitimmt, Inn uus uno nniere @rebitCren
im @eurthaule Der Staet 9l!Isrtaum gu h6reu.
SOFAS giuitlg
Geter Sbcmpipn
Otat15. nq-t@.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
SSaG{amstfs1e5
q I, 8 { IL IL q fer.

cin bcr Gructerci tcs "9Natrirt uuo Ges
mcfrdt" it Ypn jest an rten aemcccteS tals
famiisi,e 9lugenw1der gu haben GoiTelbe
ffirfet tie 9Iu9eu uidlt nlleiu, frntern be-
,tintmt DC @utsuurun9 uno G'efdlDnllt ocs
9maculiccc5. Q'ctm anhdltenren Gebrauh
permthrt uno enreitcrt e6 bic Sch>Sraft
im9emein, uue erf,fdht Gle sarteu Nerpcn
Der amQrum6feln. Git6 &nllamithe 9llrs
genpalTtr hat felt ben frie9rrifd'cn @rrdcu
til Gurcpa bic 2lufmerflamfeit Der efcr;tc haz
fclbit duf9creat, uno 9Nrcben, oiclfiittQc, ia
mir mSgeu fdgen S,unoerItalreuSe, taten
eielem balinmiihcn 2lu9enmaiIer Gle 9r66te
Gjate, hie Grha!tnng ibrrS GjeiThtS, su pers
taufen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

Wtdi I6.
Jf Il 0ri 6t al
2Etrtte ul,p StrErt0iler,
IL M1rtknntnt,>t GnMtttM

Ter Shrciter Der Sieun9en bat rem llrts
tcrseid,uctCn Der gSirtt6haus GIlalibuifs
ideme ilterreidt fir ha6 Sabr 1870, reIde
er tercit 1T III irbcrliefern al u9cnb cine
9lerlru reer periruen mCldc tci i'm anrh
fen m6gen, Sniid,en MN nno eem crflen
Sag Ger ndthcn glp9ult Stfurarn. Sind'
istem Sag, mcrtcn oIte mcld'c nidt otgetrlt
unb bcrtditigt flnb, ccr Grnrt SurildgCg geteu
wcrreit, sufclge rem XIV 9ltfdnjtt eer 9Ittr,
terefeno Eirttshduier nnb GtathiuItr.
81. g.- Stchhatter wersch 9.cia fafI6
hicrcurd) tcuadridtt0t caf lire grlnnbuifs
Sd,eine cbcnfotS s!lr llctcrIiefergu9 tereit
!te9cn.
Scferirn 6. Seefnlan.
Sd,oemcitcr rpn 9icrtb0ntptrn Gaunty.
gdltrn, cen l5ten Wat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
SteinfoDleti.

Sarte, feline mb @ag Steiufctfer, fIrib gu
tiGi9en grciien slt retfaurn tet
Selfrio9e unp 9GiQpn.
siaentaln, a.prd p. k9-3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-18
ORlGIN OF GENIrs.

Columbus was the son ola weaver and = weave
| himself.
Rabslais son Of an apoihecary.
Claude Lorraine was bred a pastry ooek.
Moliere son OF a tapestry maker.
Cervantes served as a common soldier.
Homer YVES q beggar.
Hesiod was the son ofs snoll farmer.
Demosthenes, of a cutler.
Terence was q slave.
Richardson was a printer.
Oliver Cromwell the son OF a brewer.
Howard an apprentice TO a grocer.
B~cnjanin Franklin a journeymen printer.
Doctor Thomas, Bishop Of Worcester, son u .
linen draper.
Daniel Defos was a Hosier. and tho son Of q
butcher.
Whitfield son of an inn.kecpcr at Glostcr.
Sir Cloudcsly Shovel, r~ear.sdmira of England,
WIS an apprentice to a Shoemaker, and afterwards
n cabin boy.
Bishop Prideaux worked in The kitchen al Exeter
College. Oxford.
Cardina! Wolsey, son Of a butcher.
Ferguson was a Shepherd.
Neibhur was a peasant.
Thomas Paine, son of q stay maker at Thetf,rd
Dean Tucker WAS The son ola ANAL farmer In
Cording.hire, and performed his journey to Osford
on foot,
Edmund Ilally was the son Of a soap boiler u,
Sboreditch.
Joseph Hall. Bishop ofNorwich. son Of a farmer
at Aslby de la Couch,
William ~tiogaf,h ~as put an apprentice TO an
eneraver Of pewter pots.
Docto, Mountain, Bishop Of Durham, was the
son Ola bceear.
I.ucian was the son Of n s,atuary.
Vitgil = potter.
Horace Of a shopkeepcr.
Plautus, n baker.
Shakespeare, the son ofs woolstnpler.
Milton, Of a money scrivener.
Cowley, son Of HITTER.
Msllet. rose feom proverty.
Pope, son of a merchant.
Gay, was apprentice 10 n silk mercer.
Doctor Samuel johnson. was son OF a bookseller
at Luchfeld.
Akenside, son of butcher al Newcastle.
Collins. son Of halter.
Samuel Butler, son If a farmer.
Ben johnson worked sometime as a brieklayer
Robert Burns was y plonghmap in Ayrshire.
Thomas Chaltsrton, son Of u sexton at Redclia,
Church, Bristol.
Thomas Grey was the son ofa money scrlvcncr.
Matiheu Ptinr son of q joiner 10 / London.
Hcsry kuk White son Of butcher al Noting
ham.
Bloomfield and G Ford we're shoemskrr..
addison. Goldsmith, O,wuy, and Gaming, wcr,
sous e cletgymen.
Person son Of a parish clerk.
The mechanic arts especially, have renson IN Va
pond of the cont button. ~hirh their pursuits
leading To y diteciness md prrcticsl exefeise 81 The
int llcrrual faculties, have added to The gloiiou'
constellation Of talent which la. illuminated ihe
.o,id.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME amount of bodily and mental misery arr
sing from "a neglect of small complaints is in
caiculable, and it is therefore Of the utmost impor-
lance that a strict attention TO the least and most
trining bodily infrmities should be had; for disea-
ses of the body invariably sffec, the nind. NET.
fats Vegetable Life Medicines, in every instance
where they have been thoroughly used, have trium-
Pied over disease in almost all ii diversified form
The salutary effects of the Lille Medicines have, in
fact, been so universally experienced, that in the
short space Of three years, they have become fully
established as the most easy, safe and perfect mode
of treatment ever offered to the public.
1t is unnecessary, here, for Mr.. Mofat to reoa.
pituIate all the reasons which have induced him to
arrive at this conclusion. 1t is sufficient for him
60 saw, that the disinierested testimony of his fell
low.citizens who have been induced TO use the Life
Medicines will freely be offered to any one who
may feel disposed to call at his Office, 367 Broad
way. He has there on file several thousand let
tiers. voluntarily ~protfered by his patients. the re-
ceipt and peIusal of which has given him more plea
sure than all the wealth ofthe East could confer.
The reader may not perhaps be aware that the
origin Of Mofat's Life Medicines was the result of
n protracted and painful illness of their originator,
MIR. john MoFrAT. When taken i'll, Mr.. M. was
a prosperous and hosrishing merchant in the lower
part of the CITY; and having consulted and employ
ed a number Of our mos, skilful physicians; he, a-
ter months of suffering, was prevailed upon to pur.
chase the recipe Of the invaluable vegetable prepa-
ration which he now offers to the public.
The effect of the Life Medicines in his own case
was unparalleled in the history of Medical expert
ence; and he Immediately determi ned to offer to
the world a Medicine to which he not only owed
his life, but his happiness. The uniform success
which has since attended their administration in
every instance where a fair trial has been given
them, has been attested by thousands and incontes.
tibly proves their intrinsic merit.
The Lye Medicines can be taken with safety BY
persons Of any age and the feeble, The infrm, the
nervous, and the delicate, are strengthened by their
operations, because by their prompt and proper ac-
tion upon the secretions of the system, and their
assimilation withand publication ofthe blood. ,hev
clesrthe SYSTEM ofall bad hualors, quiet all nervous
irritability, and invariable produce sound health.
For full particulars relative to the various disea.
Sea and modes Of treatment with the Life Medicines
the reader is referred TO the Goud Samaritan. pnb.
isked gratuitously by w. b. MoFFAT, 367 Broad.
way, in which are also published a selection from
numerous hattering and congratulatory letters re-
ceived the last few months.
MOfat's Vegetable L,fe Pills and Phonir BIZ
tiers. ara sold wholesale and retail by VIM. B.
MoFFAT, 3G7 Broadway. New York, to whom all
letters must be postpaid.
June Of. 1889.
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the rear and then came tho rabblc--men, women.
and children. OF oil colors, The streets along
which the procession passed were covered with
awnings; the houses were adorned will, hangings
sf silk or velvet n~fsarious colors, and the windows
crowded with spectators. Four aliars were cree
ted at intervals, which were illuminated wnh wax
candles, and glitiered with mirrors, artificial Cow
ers, and a variety Of ornaments Of gold, aud silver,
and cut glass. II was altogether a mos, picturesque
and interesting socsu, in which the blending Of re-.
ligious and military pomp, the diversity of cos.
tumes, and the variety Of novel objects ,ha, met
tho eye, could not fail Of exciting the curiosity, AID
The nttentinn. Of a snerfainr.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-18

ONO BANK CONVENTION he annual Conven.
tion Of the Banks in Quo wss held ut Columbus
on The 9th ult. The State confirms 30 incorpora.
ted Banks. and twenty-five ofibis number wero
represented IN thi. Convention. A committee vas
appointed TO consider and report upon tho subjects
properly before tho Convention. This COMMITTEES
reported . series of resolutions in which ii ia az.
sumed that the usage Of holding annual Bank Con-
venlions 10 O 10, for the purpose Of /" intercbansing
opinsns. aud producing harmony Of operations"
between the various Banks Of The State, 10 highly
conducive 10 the interests Of the Banks and Of the
public, and therefore recommended 10 be continu.
I'd. The condition Of The Banks OF Ohio, a. com.
pared with those Of other Stoles, 10 stated 10 be
snch AZ TO warrant entire confidence in each other.
ard on the part Of tle public. And tho Banks sro
recommended ia I" perse,efe in the same cautious
snd ssfe policy, by which the Ohio Banks have
berelofois maintained their credit" Fuanens
snd frank disclosures, are also recommended be.
tween Banks, and by Banks TO The public, in regard
10 their condition and business. In conclusion.
the sesolutions. assuming that Ohio is a great az.
,icuituml 3 ate. recommend. that the separate
and united ,xation. of the Bank. be used, IN good
faith, to furnish exchange at low rn,es, and a sound
paper currency, 10 facili tate the sales md trunsmis.
sion to malket Of the produce Of her soil" The re-
solutions reported, Of which We have given the sIb.
stance, a. ab.ve. were adopted unanimously by the
Convention - DpH PA.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-18
From the Cincinnati Journal.
THE DRUNKARO AND HIS BOTTLE

THE DRUNKARO AND HIS BOTTLE.
Sober. Touch thee No, viper Of vengeance!
I'll break thy head against the wall!
Did you not promise lay
To make me strong as Sampson,
And rich, rich as CI9sus-
(IIl wiring thy villanous neck)-
And wise, wise as Solomon,
And happier than The happiestf
But instead Of this, william!
You've stripped me of my locks
Left my rocket empty IN a cuckoo's nest
In Msfch-fooled me out of all my senses
Made me ragged, made mo wretched,
And then laid me in a ditch!
Touch thee sure as there's vengeance
In this fist, III scar the moon
With Thy broken skull!
But, one embrace before thou diest;
Ills best to part in friendship; Tasting.
Feeling All! thou hast some virtue yet;
good. | always thought was best
To give the devil his due
Feeling And tasting though the devil thou art,
better. Thou hast u pleasant face,
A sparkling eye, a ruby lip,
A blushing cheek--and thy breath
# is sw-e-eter than the ltaSting1
Br-e-ezes that ev er gamool
Till the break OF day
A~-s-mong the beds Of ro-o-ses.
Feeling My no honey, Tasting thou shalt not die
6e"' II stand by thee, day and night,
And flight like Her [hic1 culesi
III tea-e-ch the parson hic alitsle wisdom
III Pre-e-each [hic1 temperance too;
III Hive on mil [hic1 k and 'oney,
And DaIhng] be The he .hsp-piest man Oh
EARTH Ihic!