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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr.
HARDIN BURNLEY,
WILLIAM l.. WHITE.

P.7.Ht.NkI,, when a yearling, was lame for
three or four months, in, | think, his right fore foot.
| supposed it was from a kick Of a mule colt that
was in the same pasture with him. You may re-
member that, when first put in training, after any
severe exercise, that leg pufed, and | always
thought it was owing to the injury l have mention
ed. IL was in that leg he broke down. / always
doubted whether he would not fail there-a cir
cumstance which made me more willing to part
with him before his first race-nnd | preferred sell
ling him to you who knew all the circumstances.
Your most obedient servant,
WILLIAM +. WICKHAM.
Mel. Tn. boswell. March g, 1899.
The season has commenced, and will end on the
LIST day of July. S. c.
March 81, l839.-tf
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CE.

A S the term for which the subscribers hnve les.
IA sed the Martinsburg Factory will expire on
the lst OF April next, it is desired I'm order TO f.
fort an early settlement Of The busines.) that those
indebted coll and pay their accounts, or close taem
by note.
We hope this notice will be attended 10. rs We
wish to settle the business ourseipe. before we re-
movefrom this place, and not to leave the accounts
in the hands OF others for collection.
January l6, 1889. WILCOX & JOB.
N. B.-Woo and all kinds OF Gram viii be Ia.
kq4g IN "a mn
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AN the 6rst o sJanaary, 1889. was commenced
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PEDIGREE.

was foaled in the spring Of 1928
h was got By American Eclipse, Che N. York
Horse,)-his tam Atalanta (Drumuoad's) was by
Sir Archy, his grand dam the famous race mare
Beilona, by Sir Harry, g. g. dam by Melzar, &, G G..
dam Jet, by Haynes Fl;mnap, 6. &. &. & dam d.
anna, by Claudius, g. & g. g. &. dam Sally Painter,
by Sterling, 6. g. g. &. &. g. dam Old Silver, lmpor-
ted, as was Sterling, and both by Belsize Arabian.
For a more particular account of Jet and her
pedigree, zee American Tari Register, vol. 9, p
300.
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white about him except a small star in the fore
head, foii fifteen hands and three inches high. OF
srsat beauty, and fine size and bone, whose pedi-
gree, as will be seen below, is not surpassed bs any
horse, viii stand the present season at my stable,
three miles west Of Charlestown, at Fifteen Dol.
Tors the single leap; Twenty Dollars the season, ii
paid within the season if not paid within the sea
son, twenty-five Dollars; aud Forty Dollars to in
sure a mare with foal. Irregular attendance for
teits the reinsurance. Fifty Cents cash to the Groom
in every case.
Taking into consideration the hard times, and to
anofd farmers as well as racers an opportunity Of
raising blooded stock, | have pot Pamunky at a
much lower price than a horse OF bis high standing
as a racer and foal getter ought to stand.
Good Pasturage and grain viii be furnished for
mares on moderate terms. Esefy possible care
will be taken TO prevent accidents or escapes, but |
will not be accountable for them.
All mares put to Pamunky last season, which have
failed being in foal, will be insured al the season
price. SAMUEL CAMERON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

Al G-t-aordinary Cure, performed by DIR.
WIN. Evans, of 100. Chatham street, N. Y. Mr..
4 w. w. w. Of 100, Eldridge street, was laboring
under a disease. which was by many physicians
considered incurable, and could fnd no relief IRON
any source whatever, until he made application 10
DR.. Evans, aud placed himself under his successful
course Of treatment, from which he began 10 fad
Immediate relief, and in a few weeks was perfectly
cured
DR.. Evans Medicines are fer sale in Martinshury
at the Drug Store Of VIM. DORSEY.
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Chambers, in Marunsbuig. For further parucu-
lars, the public are referred to tho bandbills.
where the terms, &c., are stipulated. The public
are solicited to call and see him befoIe engaging
their mares, as the Undersigned feel assured his
size, superior form aud action, will give him an nd
vantage over any horse that has stood in Berkeley
County for many years. ODEN g. LYLES.
March 6, I839-tf
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MLsNNcAlO;E1si S1EIANr8g
$4,000 DOLLARS!
2y.ooo ccxs.--2o,ooo Dolls!

Alexandra Lottery, for Internal improvements
in the District OF Columbia, class ? for 1899, 10 be
positively drawn in the city Of Atexandlia ON SAT-
srday, the 20sA ef ApriI, 1889, at 8 O'clock, p. M.
D. ). Gregory Go. Managers. Under the super
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KOblNSOn.S ONCE.
NO. so, baltimore ~.
RAJ TIMnRFu Nm

huLf authorized Agent OF the State Of Mary
~ land for tho sale Of tickets in all Lotteries un-
der the management Of Me.sr. ID. 5 Gregory Il
-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
Dr. $fC0rG'S
celebrated SPECIFICS.

THESE MEDICINES stand in the highest es-
IL timation in FIancc, and generally used in the
Venereal Hospitals of that country, and for many
years successfully ~practiced BY DIR. Sicard in this
and other countries.
DR. Sicard's long standing as a practitioner in the
city of Baltimore, and his success in the cure OF dis
eases Of the above nature, renders 1t unnecessary TO
say mole on the subject.
As there are, no doubt, many persons who will
attempt to counterfeit the above Medicines, in con-
sequence Of their great success, this Is to warn the
public not to parehase any Medicines purporting
to be his, except from authorized agents. Ills or
ly prepared by Dr.. Sicard, at his Office, North
West corner of Liberty and Lexington streets, Bal
tipore. Accompanying each package are full d.
r~ections for the use OF the same.
For sale in Martinsburg, Berkeley County, Vir-
GINA, by WIN. DORSEY, agent.
March 81, 1839.-ly Druggist.
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IL IL
THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING
AND ASTONISHING FACTS.

The ofioicang are amongst Numerous e,vxs. n<,fo~
med ~ as use q Dr. W Ecans' Med,eiae' prs.
cipo! Office, 100 Chatham Street, ~. YORK. ,rhes~
the Doctor may Be consulted Per sonaIi ~ =.
letter. fposf PAID. " from cry part on ue w
States. SC. Persons requiring me3,r,ps
avid adsses sausfenciosea Bank NODE. o.
Ordfy.
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CERTIFICATES.

Five of Pamunky colts we're trained last spring,
all OF which were winners-one of them trained in
my stable, Martha Beckerton, winner of three colts
stakes. In the fall she vas matched against Col.
WhIte's favorite FLY by Goliah, for $500. and re-
ceived forfeit Of $3.50. A few days after, she ran d
four mile race at Warrenton Springs, against Mr..
kendaifs Master Henry and Mr.. Lufborough's
mare-she won the first heat, lost the second and
third by not more than three feet, running twelve
miles in the mud, carrying two pounds over weight,
and badly rode. The next week she ran over the
Jefferson County Course, two mile heats in very
bad order, and was beaten by Molinera, Cunning
second a nag of extraordinary speed.
His two year olds, trained last fall, were of such
promise as to induce the owners 10 enter them ia
the largest stakes in lower Virginia. | have a FLY
now in training which | would not sell $500. As
a race nag she is considered much superior to Mar
tha Beckerton.
| deem it but simple justice TO state, that Pam
unky was a Race Horse of the very first order, and
eau with %proPriety say, that previous to his injury
he was superior To any | ever trained.
THOMAS BOSWELL.
Hanover County. Va, Feb. 1889.
We do certify, in the spring of 1882, at Major
Thomas Doswel's, we saw a Trial Of two miles and
then a single mile, with Bayaid and Pamunky the
former was considered a trst-rate two mile horse (;
fdmunky beat Bdyard the two miles, running IN
he rear l ] miles; in half an hour after, they ran a
mile, and Pamunky beat Bayard a few feet. We
believed Pamunky TO be a better horse at that time
than Bayard. The two miles were run in 3m. SIS,
and the mile in I'm. SIS. We believe Pamunky
was injured in that trial, and in a few weeks after
broke down.
Given under our hands this Odd day of Decem-
Der, 1882.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr.
HARDIN BURNLEY,
WILLIAM l.. WHIIE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

PAMUNKY

HVHIS spI ndId, thor
u ough-Dred superior
Stallion, bred by Nm. +.
Wickham, Of Richmond.
a beautiful bay, with black
legs. name. and tail M a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
The celebrated Draught and saddle Horse

~ M
WNILL stand the en-
w suing season, COM
mencing on the first day m
of April and ending on
he 25th of June. at the
stable of Mr.. Anthony -s-s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31

gooen 9epreoi9t lpoonrthfi6 cte Wsils
lionare init ben elenoeIfen Safir6 III
in eSnoien 9(eib ffellen. 8pn benerm
|G IF Of 9 i6eint Die Grridtun9 einer
S6ule geipeien 81 feirl (oaS ipllten bie
oerren Wtillicndre i6cn felt eSabfs
bunecrten ppnoen SeIiliten 9eleint baz
ben), III pelber lie jeet ibon felt 1887
liber Slpanst9 iun9e Seute I'M Ghriffen=
tbum unterribten. Giner Der Wtillios
mars, 0r. @reiner, na6 Gurg pprSus
orin9ell.-Sie amerifaniIhe Mifiion
in eSnpien bat in Wfabura (im Gornae
tid, rs 0eei(. BON Der Sliite) u1o Der
IodtarI6aft bereits 43 Sfuleu NIT
init 1870 S6iilern; 81 Sinoe9al, 40
Olei(en tpropeffl. opn Mapurh iinp
II S6ulen, nit 554 S6ulerr.
9(nfan9s TebruarS puroen 5 Soin1
buS, lpe(6e ibren mebieintihen Gltrs
lit benl arsltfen Golle9iltm 81 Galeuts
ia 9elnad,t baberL fir fibi9 erflart Die
meoicinii6e Yrari5 aiSSuliben ;-raS
erife Seilpiel pieler 9lrt.
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9oo(famts S5ertebt.

Srirfe wcldc felt pcri9er qEctbe III benz
9laentauner Ycitamtlicgen gcblieben
Scbn Gileuborb, Srancis Ginnen. 2. 9Sas
lcntm Saycrlie, Stepbeu Bright, 9iuben
Smfbalter, S.anncS Sumblc, Sldac SlpIer,
Q9tCiam 9I9er, 6. SO. Suffer, Gjec. Sreerid,
Deter GjcrD, @cuaro Sfeet, SenrD Seullin9e,
SSSaccb Seiter, Sorn. O.Meper uuc 60, Sebn
NIB S.enrD Stromer. Or. s. Niedlp. Sciepb
WGnsr, @barleS Wlillcr, Oantel 9iltter, 9id'
than Sdldfer, Suiauua Sectt, SeenrD Stas
scl, Sacob Gj. @. Sdinble, Schn Sdifert,
9Rr's. 2bcmnS, Dapio 1hpmas, Scnathan
@mo, Scbn Ypt, Sobn Ycuno, Ien.
9icbert e. aSri9bt Rpitnletifer
9llentaun, Sui 81.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31

Wsajor Splpnin9S 9lnii6ten iiter
geute, ole bereit iInp ibren leeten Srps
pfen Slnt ST per9teBen:
"Sei fclhen m6roeriIten 0in9en babe i'd
bcicneers einen llmifaub i'm sliee, uno ii,
frbe, bas General Scctt juif ferielben Meis
hung it. Sdl perlalIe mid, ndmlid ipeni9er
auf bic ecute, bic fa9en bas ile bcreit fIuo,
ibren le stem SlutStrcpfen Su oergie6en,
ale anf bic, tie bercit 1Inb ben erlten sn
per9esen: @ebt @inem aft Sbaler ees Ias
ges, um i'm Gpn9rele 6ecen su balten, unp
nit oem priujle0ium Der poitfreibeit, 70 mers
oct ibr genu9 nber "leete Slutstrcpfen" boz
rem; fcmnlt es aber gum Selocicnite, su ros.
benz Slei1d, uno iauereS Srco, bann miltien
Die eeute pom "erifen 2rcpfen'' NIT 8 Sbas
Ter Der Wi pnate fir ben &i6 ifehen.n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
S6ertfs e3erfdnfe fe
IN 9(orthalllptDn G0lltltil.


Der Stteriff ppn 9icrtbamptrn SanrtD
bietet bis ben 10. 9llt9uit fcl9enceS lIc9enee
@igeRtbum im @curtbaule Der Staet @aitpll
Iahmitta9s, gum Gerfanf an: Sirr Gjruno>
lctten in lelbiger Staot; bic cine ltc9t III
Srcut an Der Namltrnitrase, 26 SuB, 8iefe
lao SUP uno all eiuer 10 Sus bretten 9lllcY.
Die sfpeite lirgt am eeda SUE uno all Der
udrbit bclhricbeueu GOT, nrrelid l34 Sne,
al ciner effentliten Straee, nddl Sctblebcm
fiibrenb, lan9S berielben S4 SuB, &c. SIuf
eerielbeu 1T erbaut eu lfeinerneS SNdu6, init
2 StIhenfellern Sin ;,peiittfi9tcs Srdnls
baue, ein grocer Sd,eo gum Sdbifdusbcf
fern, nebit Den Maihincrieu, I'M Sote aus
eem 9SaiIcr su Sieben.
@ine anpere Nericlben lic9t al Der Silbleis
te Ger 6tfeuHiden Sraec nadl GclcnlannS
Ndmnr, 36 Tue 6rcnt, NIB 100 Sn6 ttcf.-
@s befiubet iId, barauf ein 2it6fi9tes Srdms
baus, 90 bel Is 8uB, 8 Smbcn uno 5tlcte.
Die Ate liegt in oerlclbeu 9iidtm3, Srcnt
100 Tue, Stefe 900. Sin grreer 2itcd9ter
Nrdnis llnc ein Shmiot<Shrp 1T bnrouf cr>
baut. GinaeSc0eu unp IN @reeuticu 9enoms
men al6 baS gi9crtbum bon 9Sillia III
I i B al [.
S0iram 2)aro, S6crif.
Sherif5dm @aifcn
csiilt "a. 1899.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
ltclerffci,t Der Sysarftprcifc.
lDbi(acelpbia. Greitao Sulp 26.

pNIaoeIpblaI Nrelto9 SllID 26.
Slauer uno Webl-Der YIaurmarft fpar
lebte g8rhc in pbilaeclpbia meri9 beluft !;
bic preiic werben td9licb nieori9er. @erfdrfe
mur6eu i'm 9lnfait9e Der 9Srd3e 9emadDt su
So rs bis So 62a bas Barrel, beif penufIls
uanilhcs. 3uIctt i'll Der gScde perfaufte
baiTelbe al Der Sd,uDlia gu So 81. 9ic9s
9cnmcM it 9leidfaDs am Nallen, ocn 81 su
SO so bo6 Barrel, mebr nne peniger.
@aiSeu-S1 80 unb 80 oas Sulhel. Gpn
Gelamdre, after uno ncuer gemiitt 81 %.
Betihfcrn, fiiolideS brciteS "a uno 81 @ts.
aud, 50 Gcnts. Safer bolt intmer nod so
bis 80 Gcnt6 Der bette. 9fr99cn par feiner
i'm Marft.
Siebmarft - ipie leete gSpdle.
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Worlllllto!

9Sir, bic llnterldriebeneiL MAIDEN hermit
befaunt, boB mir nidIt erlauben frnueti unb
ncaen, auf rnIerm eauoe Sl Sagcn, iripobl
bon er,padfenen pcrlcnen al6 jun9cn Senten.
GeSbalb MAIDEN mir bieleS Sur Warnin9
bcfdunt, ineem eieleS unicrm Ganee 9roeen
Shaeen nerurfadbt. llebertreter rcreeu es
iIob 9efallen laiIen miilTen, penu Die 9ancees
@eicse 9c9en fIe an9eipenoct ,pereen.
9lbrabam Wprman, Saccb Srarel
Benjamin @denbarb, cSobn 1iuucmdhcr
9Silinm @infir9cr Chart. 9. Marttrl.
Scbu 8. &rauie, Saccb @eelmaiL
@aper &eiber, Sciepb Scett fen.
9laentdun, Sulp 81. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
9lQentaun.

Die GemcfratiId,cn Gegcufrcimaurer prn
2eda @dmtD itno bicrmit einaciaeen, elmer
SauutysSerInntllm9 beisuipcbneit, ,peldle am
Sanita9G ben l7ten 9ln9ltf,
All eem S.auIe pcn Neurih g tran g.
in SIos9Gbeithan Garmichip, IN, ubr ccs
NodinlttdgS, eebalten pcrben ipd, nm Tee
legatcu 81 ccr linton uno SoarmrnpsSrnrcns
ticu su eruenncil, neld,c am 4ten ndditcn
Scptcnbcr in harrisburg gchalten percen
fol. llnb 9leidfaGs Srrbcrcitnn9cn filr bic
fonmcnnc Sctcberwahl su MAIDEN.
9illc Semcfraten ilnb ein9elaeen, Der Scrs
lammlilug bciSuwebneu.
SIuf @rludeu Der @aintYGcmmittre
@. q. Sage. gSm. @dcrt, ien.
Wartiu 9ittter. 9aecb y. slhlum.
Gauib @ebu,au. 9cipiS 2arriid,.
Salcmcu &ueer. Daniel Sclfrid.
Meter Zimmerman. 9lnereas @tlenhare.
Salomcu Stedel jr. Daniel @ntb.
Salcntrn Tlcres. Tapio @ele.
c5li9 81. -3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
Sforb

9lm 9ten Sulp, III qDun GauuId,ip, pI6ss
lid am Sd,lagiluR, Sor. 3ebn Bro b It,
I'M 42lten 9ebenSJabre.
Sim 17ten bieIeS Wcnats, III Suftftll
Iaumihp, Grrthanptcn @auntn Snr. Sebn
&a6 &c, fen. III bem 9Iltcr pcn SO Sabren
uno % &a9eu.
9lm pcriacn Sreitagc, III Sber' 'prcpiornce
Saunld,ip, Mrutgcm. @auntp, Der @hrlp.
S,r. 98 i cf, 9Orepi9er Der refcrmirten STRIDE,
III eiuem bcben 9llter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
S5retter- Opf.
@eorge Sciper uno 60, 9retter9iup.
Ter III 9lllentaltn.
{ C9lcben Deter &nbnS g8irtbsbaus. )

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C9icben Deter &ubns MrtbSbauS.)
Seuohridtiaeu ihre Sreunee II. ein 9cebrs
tee putlifum ilberbaupt, eaf ile 70 ctcn eis
men 9re6en 8orrath bon SaubclS uutcrldieoS
lider Srrten eiu9ele9t baben, ipcruuter iId)
beftneen:
Seife Scrten 9elb unb weie Ieint Slcrs
bpros, Jtirihenbcrbs inb pIaufeii, pdnnels
Scres, @jelbpciut Scdntliu9s fir Scuiters
0fabmeu, u,Nemlrd Scdntlin9S, Spauen, So(s
fen, jeoe Scrte 8retter, 8oubolS pfpten,
2atteu nnc ale Scrtel ShinbeluL Maurers
3attcn, II, (. 10.
Sic fperben intmer eiuen beitinoi9en Scrs
ratb cbi9cr 9lrtictel auf !oano babelJ Wcnlit
9eute aus benz 2anee perfebcn merbcn foiten.
Ddnfbar fir oaS ibr bon benz publifum
qefdenfte Scrtrouen, bpffcn iIe ourd bilIige
preife unb ldnellc Yebienung cic Siunefhafr
nno fcrncre Sepp9enbcit pciIcIbrn canerpaft
;rt mddlen.
Otat /. nq-1S
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sraoeu, bic bas asolf entfbsibcn lOil

Grfeus. Soa Der Nreiioent pcr
8ereini9ten Staatcn. perlnlttelit Der
unoebeleru lmp 9efdhrlt6en 9lemtere
oerlcibun95s@ @erpalt, Die ct 9e9enlpar@
ria belIbt, renl Splfe> 9e9en telne oft
uno entl6iepen aaS9eiprp6ene 'WitBs
billiounq oen llntersSdae splan
oufilpinoen, prbur6 Der GtnflnB uno
Die Ota6t ceS NreGbentelL rpel6e oen
Trei6eitelt rmo Jtehten oeS SpltS bes
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9Sie(eS permebrt perben rpltroer?
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ftblnolt6en @elpbetrll1 Der il6 allf
Sf t(ltpnen bon Sbalern beldllff
eaour6 9utbei6en, roB es nlelent9en
in 9(n,t llnp 9lnleben la6t, ipel6e oteien
Dffenlihen 6dubereten paS Stegel tbs
rer Stllionn9 alfcrllfen troent ne
fp(d,e GalIeuptebe. anttatt ne fprtSilla@
oen, anfs neue in 9lenlter elllieeen ?
. rtttens. gSiQ e5 ra5 Solf
su9ebcr, pa6 ber Drelfoent Don etlter
3eit ANT anpern fprtfahre, ietne WSabt
III perlfGrfen uno raS Sano pern1ltteltf
eincr ifrcn9en DartbeiSucbt NIT etner
.9Stllfiibr 81 re9teren ote otehnltmlhranfe
ter 1T, ais ife ir9cnp ell contributions
md6iger Wpnar6 in europa allS5nll@
ben rpa9en oarf?
Stertens. Soll Der NreiIbent
ric So66ite Mta9iitratSperlcn Der T "
t / 0 IL leilL pber baS blpie Saltpt mo
ber 9(uflibrer ether Yartbet
Der 9(uS9an9 ccr ndbifen Grelts
Sentcmpabl miro ptelc Sra9en entlbel
bcn 10 9elriB ais Der 9tls9an9 unles
rer beporifcbenoen Staat6@QS1blen rte
fp(9enpe Sra9en cntibetcen Miro.
1. Scll infer gutes'N s'Nenniflpanien
.eurb @cnitttution uno @eiesc re9tert
lperren ooer fol- robe @elpalt unc
Otcb 0errl6aft an reren Stclle tre@
ten !?
2. cSf eS ser @lnI0 beS @plfS,
ole @erlpaltnn9 lciner 9ro6en Staat5,
8erbelIerul9en III icinc et9cne Oance
,u nctnlclL uub brr6 Gupahlun9 iet@
ller GmMG@pnlmibioner6 Der obl0cllz
lidcn SauSbaltlm9 etn Gnoc 81 MT
bsn, rie leet etn @e9enifano al9eme'
ner MibbilIi9un9 1T +?
3. Srlt bem gpnocrilDr, iii @eiifc
oer neuen @pnitttlnon, allie @elpalt
Der 9lenterpertbeillln9 aus oen Sodnz
lGen 9enommeu lub Dem re6tnabl9en
ScfEer-bem Splfc = Surlif9e9ebcn
lperocn canltt ole 0tetnheit unierer
QSableu interchangeable meree, ltno
Der @cuperu6r ba6 fetn ntD9c, ipciu
ct ci9eutli6 teitinmt ilt-cin Sel6itz
Ser Ger 9ic6te mo ,Srclhelten ne5
@clf6 +? [Sat. 9Sabt.
S0anS &unolcn, einer ber biniliben
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31

Giuc Tame tat BAD fcl9euee Wittei 9e9en
bic 99an;en erftneoL uno fpilniht eS be-
fanut 9emadlf Si babtn: 0tad,eem man Die
@ettifeaf ourh uno bnrd 9creinigt bot, 70 he'
id,miere man biefelbe nit Sdweule Sd)hal;
iltcr. 0aS Sd,mals lellte NIT eihem wclIes
nsn 9umpeu eiilgericbeu pcrecn. Die 9Sans
gen perbcn eine ipIhe Settitelle fur rtn 9ans
scs ,Sabr nid,t bfimlnd)eu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
9lesitfrtrer -Ganrtpat.
9tu Ole freien llno itnabbin9igcn Grs
ipdhler ppal 9ed)a.
5reunse lluo Nlaitbiirser 4!

Sreunee uno Nlitbiirger!
IA eurd, Die neue @cnfitmtion perpr6net
miro, bae bic @auntpsScamten oon DC IN
SpIfe eripdblt weroeil icllen, uno oa hice
gum rritenmal bel ndd,ifer Babl actbanwers
ben muB, 70 bin id) burd, oielcr meuter
Srembe auf9eniuntert wprcelL mid ais cis
ueu @anoipat fir baS
9tc9iifrirerS9tmt
benz @clf bieieS @aunties ansubieten. Srllte
ieb cine Mebrheit @urer Stimmen erhalten
70 perpflidte idl mid, Die pHid)ten Res 9lns
ties gu Dem beiten meiner &rdften lllo sur
3nfriertnbeit ee5 publifllnls gu pcrwaltcn.
9ientcn GtrauB.
9Illentaiu, Subj 81. nQ-bj9G
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
9rotbcnctare- 2lnetge
pcu 0lcrthomptrn Gaultp.

Die fplgcnoeu Mehuungen iInb iucer prcf
tbcnctar6s slmtetnbc nicber9ele9t nm
bon Der Scurt am 10. 9Ii9. an9enemmen St
nereen:
9lcdnun9 pcn 6. G. @terlc, grpcamdd,s
ti9ter ocn 3. Strcs, bon 98iIIiams &aunT.
9fednung ben 6. g. G6erle, SeYellmdde
ti9ter BON Z. McDer II. 6rau, ron GaiIou.
9ledlnuna pcn u. Jieuer, 8eoolIni. y. G.
W'@reafen, bon 81. W. 9etbcl Sauni.
Refnnu9 cen 81. @ifctf II. s. St. SNeds
man, a9ireuo. 8epoIlm. bon Slbr. Conan,
font Bon @aiiou.
9Sm. Soafett YrctbcnDtar.
@aifsu, Snln 26.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31

Der @enera( Nolfineiffer hat ents
idyiecen, baB ben Toifmeiltern 9e(tatz
tet iein ioll, eie SoerallS9eber bon .3etz
nin3en ron MISUNDERSTANDING
lbrer lluteri6reiber 81 bena6riha9en,
lpemn iieppn oenielben oarlim I6rlfts
(ih erln6t percetL
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31

San5 &uuolon, eiuer oer bintlden
OsatroieiL lpelber bic Seerduberet auf
Get 95rts Sra91nSa bc9ien9en, 1T pom
9Srciiccnt oct 8ercili9ten CT. be9nas
ei0t lrorpen. CT 1T Der Gin3i9e, Der
el6 Ghitflal ietner @eblilfen libcrlebt.