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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-29
n he1s N,s,IylI ~ IS.

wa = house not f!ly rodG itom he. pISea'
whe1e ! Sne ! Insw thep ~ - sIS6cs:'
i we tbo mill upon the brook had foIIow-.
ed, situated about ten miles ffum II unclaf,
house where started. The panftSw q
lowed me half way TO the house, towards
which 1 struck with all speed. AS burst
open the door and found that was so quick
" transported from the most imminent dan
ger to place ofsecurity, the revulsion Of
my feelings were SO powerful that ! fell
headlong upon the floor in swoon. How
ever, was among friends and lacked no
needfnl attention, and the next day was
ready to hunt again-taking the precaution,
however, to examine my powder flask be-
fore started.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-29
1 WRITTEN \ ri A ~ MOTHERS ekAvE.

WRITTEN ~ MOTHERS ebAyE.
= szs.is :: rassrscr. q
) The trsnslilin - \ drops fdli
Epon the shnttng dowers ike sou1s It rest
Sc T'hestars ahine gloriiously I'll
Save me, i blest.
Mother love thy grave i
The violet. with It's blossom bluean mid,
Waves Ger thy head when shall II wave
Above thy child
'Tis a sweet .Aower--yet must
Its bright leaves to the coming tempest bow
Dear mother-'tis thine smblen-dust
Is on thy brow!--
And could loyeto die~-
70 leave untasted life's dark, bitter streams,-
By thee, as crst in childhood, lie,
And share thy dreams.
And must linger here
To stain the plnmage Of my sinless years,
And mourn the hopes TO childhood dear
! With bitter tears:
Ay-must linger here
A lonely branch upon blasted tree,
Whose last frail leaf, untimely sere,
Went down with thee:
Oft from life's withered bower,
In still communion with the past turn,
And muse on thee, the only flower
In memory's urn-
And, when the Evening pale
Bows like nourner on the dim, blue wave,
stray to hear he night-winds wall
Aseund thy grave.
Where is thy spirit lowl p
I gaze above thy look is imaged there
Ilisten-and thy gentle tone
Is on the air.
Oh come-whilst here press
My brow upon thy grave-and, in those mild
And thrilling tones of tenderness,
Bless, bless, thy child:
Yes, bless thy weeping child,
And DER thine urn-religion's hottest shrine
Oh give has spirit undecided
To blend with thine.
1917.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-29
CUTTING OUT A LETTER OF MARQUE,

| ~ =
Ofall services Of danger which a naval
officer has to perform during time Of war,
and there are many, the task of cutting out
an armed vessel from under the guns Of an
enemy's fort, and bringing hersout Of the
harbor in safety, is considered the most des-
perate. Coolness and courage must travel
hand in hand there; and the successful COM
mander Of such an expedition, under the
most favorable circumstances, must copsid-
er himself well OFF ifhe earns his laureis 1t
the cost of blood.
The sun was slowly descending behind
the blue peaks ofSan Domingo, when an
lage of Port Platte, situated at the head of a
small harbor on the south sideof the island,
and, furling her course, hove too, for the
purpose of Accommodating. After scanning
narrowly the little anchoring, the frigate put
about, and setting her cDurse, was soon lost
amid the shades Of night. The inhabitants
fthe village had felt great alarm at the
near approach of the armed ship, and had
reinforced their fort, besides sending pum-
Der Of soldiers on board the letter Of marque,
tSandwlch, formerlya British packet, but
now in the service Of the French, which lay
lclose under the guns Of the fort, where she
was receiving cargo Of coffee previous e
her making run Ter france.
twas in the year 1900, just after the &C
ton between the Consteilatipn and ia Ven
geance, and the name ot. the conqnerorl
'rruxton, passed IRON ilR e Up WITH anstinc'
4 TIVE -consternassQo. Nlent came 90 !; me
moon nad nosap pear9n, ana scnddapg clouos
obscured the lsears Z ne ,ecestse NAG peen
beaten al the garrison, ana ne. lnnapatsnss
q rorI IiaIle mac fet'.ea g cream q ING , oal
l.Dg cll'z 81 8. NE 3;
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As she ole w n'sn ane Pol ~ ~ ,ss.'
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wa'cn'ng naalow'y 1Io .'en's lna. 'w'nAle 3
aneao' q. 'n's .l'o'l'en'' 'l'1 Icy loal :.
cannon came ecno'ng 'long .,s "asols, an'
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JAMES "A STEVENS. 49,,
Editor OF the Yazoo WING; &.
JAMES HAGAN,
Editor of the vicksburg Sentinel
8. III. B. BLACK
Editor of the Natchez Courier.
BFsANCON &c HALLIDAY.
p,,ll;ehers 81 the MississIppi Free Trader
.,I~as = a. ppnIuM s' 81 s. 6 !
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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-29
THE PANTHER,S .LAST LEAF,
AZ ILLINOIS ADvErTUR1. Is s


THE PANTlER's @LAST LEAF,
Az ILLINOIS ADvEnTURl.
It was beautiful afternoon ia the Indian
summer, that season which, particularly in
the Western portion Of our country, e Of all
others the most enchanting; the bright beams
Of the sun were tempered by the cool and
refreshing breeze that RULED with soft mu-
sic the parl,.colored foliage Of the trees -
All who have stood at this season ofthe year
on the praries Of the West, with uncovered
brow, will recall the beauty spread wide
around them Tar better thanI can describe it.
Selling my rifle, Left my. uncle Jona-
than's log hut and wandered leisury over the
prairie in the direction ofthe wood. IIay-
| ing passed through corner of the forest, /
found myself near small bluff, upon the top
| of which could plainly discern the stately
outlines and branching antlcrs Of a buck
painted ia dark lines against the horizon
Enterin9 the skirts Of the forest once more,
crept warily round the hill, in order to APP
lproach unseen within hailing distance ofthe
object Of my pursuit STOPPING low, hur.
! ried behind the rugged line Of rocks at the
base Of the hill, until / reached the place.
from suhich s,,nr,r,sod could cnn,y,n- nj .
sns,sc. 'o g II. ,.haiS -. a...a.;. NJ
WAS m;sta for n neaninu c.,ef,,,v
over the edre e ,he rock + heha5d NV % =.
IL fair view sbont ! hnnired va,ds d; slant
hide s,spectina an enemy. at least IN that
direction. Thrustinc the muzzle az INV rife
over the rock I. took del;hera ta..a;n & h;s
r.du, ana puIieu the trigger. The quick
sharp crack Of the cap alone followed. This
WAS disappointment; but quick rs possible
| / cringed behind the rock, and trembling
| with oagerness, l sougat for another cap
After consuming twice the time necessary,
| and scattering ny caps in all directions up
- the ground was at length once more
Ia q state Of preparation. Ny heart beat as
Il saw the majestic animal still occupying his
former position, though with head erect,
snuf6ng the breeze, and darling his lightning
glences IN every quarter, sunknowsng IN
what direction e fiee g avoid the death
Again pointed my Iron and tired. The
noble buck sPrang INTO the ar, aud sprang
over the rock. When reached the spot,
his limbs were already qulverlng. Ia load
ing again found had but one charge IN
my flask; so with all convenient haste, as It
was now nearly sunset, ! drew my long
knife, which formed an indispensable item
in my hunting announcements, and having
Idissected the animal which l had slam, pro,
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Terms 81 Advertising.

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|crtion, One Dollar; for each additional inser-
Fion, Fifty Cents.
or To those who. advertise by the year, q
liberia: discount will be made.
Tho number of insertions required must be
marked on all advertisements, or they will be
continued until ordered out, and charged for
GRAIL JoB woak must be paid for on de-
livery.
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Leaf Lard.

Leaf Lard.
6l(h Kegs leaf Lard, first rate article,
~ expressly for family use, for sale at
the store Of MURRAY & GARNETT, by
E. G. WOOD.
June "a. 1880.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
&cd,s 1lpttcn III ssr 9cpaut.

lin cen Strica ;iutfdlen Der Silrfci uno 9IcE
aDrtcn Al perhhleeru, behnbcn iId1 . jtrtcgS'
iuiti0c NIB 4 Tritoensltiftcnce Elcttcu IN ern
mor8cnIdnriihen GewifcrlL ,ldraItt:
Iurfiitc Slctc-6 2tuienihitfc, trrpcn
Ucn 40 Ganrucn, 3 pcn 80, pcn "a mo l
ppn 80 1T. 8 Yre9attcr, Srla9S, 9uts
tcr6 lme Campfbectc. 3ufammcn %.
@ayrtiIhc Nlrttc-l2 Qiuieuidilfe, Tres
9atteu, &erpctten, 8 Briggs uno Campfs
boot. 3uiammcn "a.
SramOTIdc5 Gclhpaoer-4 einicnitbifc,
l @rrUcttc, SriA9. 3uiammen &.
GuoliId,cs @cihwaoer-S 2intenihtffr, 2
Trcaatten, @oroette, l Sri99, Han,pfs
Idjifc. 3uiammen IA.
Seifrcid,iIdeS @eldNparer-1 Trc9attc, l
Corvette, Shcrucr. 3uiammcn 3.
Iui;iihc Slctte I'M idNparScu Wccr-3mci
QinicuIhiife ucu 100 &uncurn icoc5, l ocn
IIO; 3 pom 81, ocn 7S. 9lht Src9attcll
bon Al S6auoucu, 9crpetten prn 24, NIB
uuterlhieolidbr Briggs uuo Nampfldife-tn
slllem 50 Secael. llebcrocm iIno su Scbd'
itcpcl l6, 900 M1nn oerIammIct, ipcld1e III 3
Ia9cn uah ben ScSphrrcs 9ehen t0nnen,
wenn e6 erfpreerlith ilt.
Die politiife 0aufclipicl mif nun talc
entihieorn mcrbeu; 9iuBIano fdm nit Scl'
ner re1pectabelu Slctte eincu mebr entihcls
beruoern Strsid, alS Die bret ilbri9en tbun-
uuo e6 rpirc audi warlih ben 3cltpunft he:
nueen. qBm fcbrn uihern 9iadridten mi
Splnnilng ent9c9cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07

bod, fein Hemcfrat su (cin, iiocni ee9iepnblis
fen aab, 100 Die @leidbeit Der Snr9errcd)te
uid,t er;iiirte. Dice mar eer Sal Su Mcnt !;
ba bate CO pcrid)iepcne Glaiien bon Silsgcr,
Die nid,t immer oleide &ed,te batten, nio
rod, waren Die 9ipmer a lie 9iepnblitaner,
aber nid,t ale Oemcfrateu, tiIeem euie bcbeS
re @lade baeurdh ihr 9rcetes Nedlt perlcrcn
baben ipiireen. 60 mar es 9eraoe Su (Stars
ta.--9lbcr es if nid,t notbmenei9, uehr iiber
oieIen @e9cnltauo Al ia9cr, inoem Elm leecr
icbcn faun baE eS 2cute 9iebt, Die Demcfras
tie, Iemcfratie, 6epublifauer, Scccrdliiteu,
GorieS, II. e0l. bctinoi9 anf tbrcn eippcn
babcu, ober nidt niiieli, mas eae cine reer
oa5 aueere 1T.
So6tte Der @iuqetcr ee6 Gprud,6 9cfa9t,
bic Wicd,en pireu utdlt allc Nemcfrotcu,
aultatt 9feputlifaucr, 70 wirbc idl fcin Q0crt
oa0cqcn acfa9t habeu, irlccnt itb pcie rae CO
Widi,d,c oiebt, bic fId, ipei9ern ctrpaS init ct>
uem ecfc SOTO 81 tbuu ,h habell, mctl nc
miiIcn: "els Die Wtcnidcn ntdt olle 9lctd,
iIno. .''-Cic6 hat Der @ingebcr oee Spdit6
notwithstanding fclbit Id,rn erfdbreu.
S,. Statler. "Oie 0cmSfr0tie oou 2edld.
sic fdn9t bcreitS an, Die Sritdte tbrc6 Sics
ge6 su 0cnegcu."
Ga, ibr batt ten Giddrl Naubert brreitS
1d,cn uno cen Soc !iusbidcl lpcrbct ttr QId
nod brfcnncn--9tid't fp fhledlt. ~
Sd, ncbmc jest slbitbieo BON ben "Gepfs
frotiIhcn Sriuflprilden'', rcIl mir Hann,
unb 3eit mangelt--es itno ater nodf etlidle,
bic elmer Seleuhuu9 pcteienen.
N)St bem @lan, bin id, audl 70 tpeit fcrtt9.
9Seuu CT abcr III Ieiucn @rrbhciten fortffhrt,
70 fam er fTd barauf perIafien, eaB metne
Tebcr nod nidt itun,pf iit.--Sd, babe jecoh
feinen perfo lsSpeit ae9en Inn, men er
nur bci Der 98atrbeit bleibt. u. q. 9Sm.
Wrr9an lit 9cfuuccn wcrern! 9infet beim
@lau; an, Der faqt eud, allies.
Giner ilber ben1 Serg.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
Scnlctratiibe Gje9cnfrctmaurer
County -2Sert rtonlntllltg.

Die NemctratiIfcu @caenfreimourcr orn
Qcda GauntD ilno biermit cin9cIaccrL elmer
GauntpsSeriainlun9 beiSnmcbnen, ,pelde am
Samita9e ben 17tcn 9ln9llif,
an bcm NauIc bon Senrth Straue,
III SiloEgBheitbaa Gauuihtp, nm llhr hes
9fadmittn9s, 9ehalten wereen foil, nm Ges
le9atcu su Ger Union unb NarmcnDs&cnpcns
tion III erncnucn, weldle AM 4ten ndd,itcn
Scptcmbcr i'll S9arriSbur9 9cbatcn ,pcreen
fell. llnb 9leidfalIS Sorbcrcttlln9en fir bic
fcmmcucc Sctctcrwabl 81 MAIDEN.
sllle Ocmotraten ftnb eiu9claocil, Der Scrs
IammIuu9 bciSuippbncn.
9luf @rinheu eer GauntDsGrmnlittcc:
G. q. Sage. 9Sm. Gfcrt, fen.
Wartu Glitter. Saerb y. 9lblum.
0auio Gcbman. QewiS Qarriid,.
Salrmcn Sucer. Dantcl S.clfrtd'.
Deter zimmerman. 9lnbrcas @iieubaro.
Salpmcu Stedel, ir. Daniel @uth.
Salcncn Slere6. Uaoio @clo.
ccNulD 81, -3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
SSicSri0cr 1lcbcrrumtb.
{ C2m6 Der Srlpi9sb. 5.eTeusStimmc

C2h5 Der Sr>pi9sb. Iei1cn|Sttmmc.)
"lSitrene Die 0emcfratcu III Der Samas
nDhoIe III 9icuDcrf fGd, ilbrr ben 9lildlichcn
9Iu60an9 Der lct;ten Stoct>94obl freuetcn,
ipurre eiucm leiu SaIdentnh nit S 400
9eitcblen.
Semuah ftctut c6 unnS9lid, tte Wbt96
aug ben Ncmcfratiiden Gcrfammlun9en gu
balteu." [St. bc6 8clf6.
Sir mrlten Die SreibeitSslrclTr, pcldtc i'll
pctt6ptllc 9eerudt mire, raranf antprrten
lalicn, fIc lagt:
"0iefcr clrnee uro anmaecnre 9Stb lduft
gcgrnwirti9 burdl picle Sd,mutsNtaibincn
Der @anitilhcn Stcmrler. @tncr itieblt i'm
Dem auecrn, rnb BEL etuem Seben mu6 cr
ais crigiucll qcltcr. ScrwirfIiht aber cies
ieS biugcmcrfcne SpdSd,cn iIt nttt tanienrs
fad, an beu NanbIuu9en Der iimmtlthra Qos
70 Nrfos -? . ia, rur aa;u ecutlih !! Man
blife nur bin auf Swartwcut, prtcc unh
@an 8urcn, unb Die Sra0e lSBt iTd bon ielbit
auf. Qcitht m69lith babcr, eas cin B III %
fr til DIR Srutclitueiocr ais 9etreuer
9tadlfcl9cr bieier eiuoerltaubencu Orctetni9s
felt bel ctcicr ecfc SOTO 3cderet bic lan9en
8ingcr uidlt haItcn Fcnnte." LSr. preiic.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
geter 9lenbarb.
g. q. 95rir9e.
Saniel 9Oters.
NaCGrtCGt.
Zen Z. slu9.

SIlle ticicnigcll rpeId,e nrdb an bic S.inters
laiIculdlaft oe6 oeritprbcneu @onrao
M c e er leettin ucu StcrsWtacunaie
Saunid)p, Gcda @ountp, auf ir9cnb cine
9lrt idNlIbi9 iIne, irerren hermit beuadrids
tt9t ibre 9tilCfitdube am 2iiteu 9lu9uit ndds
itcns, al cen lluter;eid,netcu obsnbesahler,
intcm or an jcuem Gage III naufc feiu miro
nm btclcm @jelddft abSuw0rten. @leihfals
merecn Scldle tcnadridti9ct, fpeIdle ned,
9Infcreerur9cu all beingte SointerlaiIen1haft
hobenL ibre 9ledluun9en mchlbeltdtiat an
cti9cm Gage eiuSurcideu, bamit 9ithti9teit
9cm0dt rerteu Fann
s, Slaac Sreini1 9ibm'pr.
slu9nt z. rq-3m
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Gtorb

slm 9trn Ciili, lit 2ynn GaunItip, am
Sd,la9fuf, Nr. Sob Srcb IT, i'm 42lten
Sabre.
@cr ciniQcr 3cit, III lcircltcr9 Saunid,ip,
S,r. Ganicl DC ber in 42tcn frbcnSs
jabrc.
&cr Ginger 3ejt, III 2r,phia Gaumittip,
@lifabetb Scrbcr I'M 53iten Frbrnos
johrc.
Gcr GINGER 3cjt, III S,rircItcr9 Sc ari a,
I6hterleiu rc6 i.ru. pbiIip Nanowrrf in
Stcn Rebeusjabre.
9ieuich, in SocircIters Gaunfdip, s a \ az
rinn mo M ar ia, 3miIIm9s3 Ndterd,en
ee6 SNrlI. ISM. 81 +, iii Glitter pen Mtcnat
uilo I3 Gage.
alnr lceten Ntcrta9 Dor @rdcn, iii Silr>
9Ebcthau 3auuid)ip, am Gerprnftctcr, Sr.
Nbrabam MtIler I'M Glitter prn 63
Sabre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07

Ter "GJreat QSelteru" uuo Die "Srittiitle
Quscu" 1eeoeitsn suIamrcu am lieu 9lit9.
spn 9lcuYcrf nadl Su9iane.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07

Capt. Marryatt's Sagctud,, ,pibrcnc er
IN bcn Ser. Staatcu rciietc, lit MN auh in
zen dmerifauild,eu 8uhcrmartt 9efcnlmcn.
geand,t 3eitunaen itlc gang cnSnft iber eei'
scu 1nhait. 9Sunocr >pie Cit 9lmcrifaucr
ciH @ud, ucu ciuem Wauu 9eldirjcben falis
feu fanu, Ser bel eiuem bftutlid,cn Gjoitmas
ic ben IRcrttrenneru ccS "Uomrfs Scpts
@arclina" fir ibre 0 bic Shat cine 9rcGc
SrhrcEe hclt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
SscrI,cirofhcf.

9Im rrrleBtcn Srrutag, turdl Zen @brip.
Sorn S,cF, Sr. @illiam Somer, pen
Bethlehem, nit Nlis @IiSa See ipe +, bon
SNauncrcr.
S,r. Srbr reTler NIT 98ittme M az
ria Q dI alter, belize pcn RrnbtI.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
Gc9tItrtrer 0anpipat.

9(n bie freien Gurabler Don 9e6a
SauutD.
Srcunec uno Ntitblir0er.
sIufgemuntert ourd picle meiner Srcurbe,
bietc idJ MID bermit ais Ciu @anbioat fir
ea6
0fe9iifrirer 9(mt
bei Der frn,eueen SctcbersgGati AT. SclItc
idb nit etuer Hebrbeit Der Stimmen ern6hlt
wcrbelL 70 oeriprede ih bae oic 9fidten bes
2lmte6 init Ireue unb 9Aluftlihfeit bon mir
aue9clbt rpereen lplleu.
Dcs pnblifums er9cbener Gieuer,
9leuben @utb.
slllentalnL sIu9ut Z.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07

GrRe Scrtc 9iiuoaeifd pcrfauftc leete
9Scchc I'M Nultcn @tartt gu Jteupcrf I'M Is
Gcuts eas pfuuo. SfpcinefrHd q unc
10 &eutS. Shaaffcild IL 81 l5 Sents.-
SdtbaciIh 10 IN IL @eutS. Gjrnncbecrcn,
so bis 624 Geuts oas 8nldlel.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
Giniae 9loenten. -

qBerben perlanSt, I'M Subfcribenten anf
ppruldre Wcrfe su iammlen. @ine CUTE glnf'
mnnteruug piro oenieui9en 9eaeben, meidhe
I'D, icbatp ,pis nlD9Iidl in biefer Gruferet
meleen.
Sunp 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07

3as q3cttcr foil IN Der iucF,pcitl. 9tid,s
tiu9 Der Ser. ct. in cen Weuatcn Mai mo
cplui bicieS Sahr beifcr qcipclcu letn, ais 10
cSabrf >surIf III bcuIelbtn Wioudteu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
9latl tl {.

ccSu trr Sad,c bon cen Seridbt1
Ger 9lubitpren in Der 2edunn9 en- Der
ocu Same8 GGd)ler uno Scbn | @curtpcr
2id,tcmalter, SeYcllmidt9tc .. Common
petcr Sdane. Ter Gerid,t SDiea6 ron
Der 9luoitcr6 tenIelben piehcr Qedba Gtp.
hbcr9eben, I'M unter sen @rebi
toren cine .Sertbeilun9 81 perans
italtcn.
lie llnterfdwietcrru un6 Stueitcrcit ipels
DIE in Ger Srt9nalsSreer tennmt iJnb, tpers
zen itd1 Su cben cria9tem @nhapcd oerfamns
len am Gicnffa9e, ben 27ten 2lueult, INN 10
8rrnlltta96, an pcm Soauic prn Spbn @jrcs,
Gaihpirtt III Der Stapt 9Illeniari,, no allc
icldle 9Nerlcncn iIdl einTuoen f6nusiL ,reld)c
9mfrrocruu9cn sc9en cria9ten Deter Sdoub
habrit, eoer gchIr9 caju Sfpptlmdhtigte gu
icRScn,
Deter 9leubarb.
g. q. Srir9e.
Santel Wtcrt,
Gen7. 9tl9. r,q- BIN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07

@in flciHer Sun9e ft1rie III eiucm @cbrdns
ec Dor eiri9eu Io9cu "jourrab fir Soarrts
isu!" auf weldleS Gin &au Surcumanu im
Born auSrief "Sourrah fir eiuen glel !'-
19fccbt 10, Ia9te oct 9un9et Oh Nurrabts
fir ceiurn @ancioat uno ih fir mcincn."