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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10
From the National Ilteuigcncer.
HINTS FROM A LADY.

l. L
A Subscriber TO the National Intell.
gencer, who can vouch for the efficacy OF
the encloS remedies, will feel gratefully
obliged IF the Editors of the National In
teligencer will allow them conspicuous
place in their columns. Manv lives
have been saved through the means of
these simple remedies and at this season
of the year, when children are suffering
so much from the summer complaint and
whooping cough, it is point of conscience
not to withhold from the public what will
so Immediately alleviate.
Washington, august II.
Cure for the Summer complaint. Six
drops of Laudnum to half tumbIer full OF
rice water half a tumbler of the mixture
to be taken every three or four hours.
This simple remedy may be given to in
fants, children, or at any period of life,
and has never failed in giving Immediate
relief, and if persevered in for few DAYS,
it invariably effects a cure, however vi.
olent the disorder.
Cure for the Whooping Cough.-A
teaspoon full Of castor oil, tablespoon
full ofmolasses a teaspoon full of the
mixture to be given whenever the cough
is troublesome. 1t will afford relief at
once, and in a few days it effects a cure
The SINE remedy relieves the Group, how
ever violent the attack.
Cure for the Infamed Eyes.--Pour
boiling water on some elder flowers, and
steep them like tea when cold put three
or four drops of laUdnum into small glass
of the elder flowers, and let the mixture
run into the eyes three or four times in the
day, which will become perfectly strong
IN the course of week, if this remedy is
constantly applied.
4 Long nose.-Napoleon used to saw.
strange as it may appear,when want any
good head work done, choose man.
provided his education has been suitable.
with long nose. His breathing is bold
and free, and his brains. as well as his
lungs and heart, are cool and clear. In
my observation of men, have most in
variably found long nose and long head
go together.
Cure for the dog distemper.-A cor.
respondent of the American Turf Regis.
ter, cures the dog dislemper by running a
red hot iron of the size of large goose
quill through the skin of the dogs neck.
where the neck joins the head, first draw.
ing the skin as high as possible. The
writer says he has tried this remedy il
many instances without falling in a single
one.
"A Member Of tie Abolition Conven.
ton, lately held at Albany, denies. in the
N. Z. Journal of Commerce. the rnmor.
that sJohn G. Calhoun, Henry CLAY and
Martin Van Buren, were openly denoun.
ced, by that body, as unworthy of support. .
nor did it, as heretofore stated. determine
to form thIrd political party. The con.
vention did, however, resolve. that Is
members would neither vote nor support
the election of any man, for President
Vice President, Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, or for any legislative Office.
who IS not in favor Of the Immediate
abolition Of slavery; and they earnestly
recommend 10 those who concur with
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10

Rail Roads.-We are informed by q
correspondent that the Natchez railroad
will be completed % miles on this day,
(Sep. u and il is expected that ID miles
more will be completed in the month o.
November next.
We also learn from the Times, Of Ray.
nohd, that the Raymond railroad 10 inter.
sset the Vicksburg and Jackson railroad
V rapidly progressing and it is expected
Ihut the two roads will meet, so that car:
gill run from Vicksburg to Raymond, by
the LIST Of November next.
We applaud the enterprise Of our fel
low citizens in the construction Of road:
that win so greatly benefit the country
snd viii, we hope, prove profitable to the
stockholders, and hail with delight their
successful progress.--Iudcpendent (Ni.,
Journal.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10

COLUMBUS L0DGP
A SPECIAL MEETING :. ~ - a
n IS requested To-Mol,s,] 5 |. isibbaa
(Wednesday) for the purpoe !, tF'sss
business. A particular and os,'-a,3g
ance is desirable. s'-as gis5.
Sept. TO, 1889. La *!
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10

Steamboat Statistics. Great Britain
and its dependencies, there were, at the
commencement of the present year, $40
steamers, with an aggregate OF 157, $40
tons and 63,25O horse power. This is ex.
elusive Of government steamers. The
BuEber OF steamboats, in the United States
about the same time, was 500, with an ag-
gregute tonnage Of 100000, and 57Ol9
horse power. Within the last ten years
there have been " accidents to British
steamers, with the loss of 634 lives. In
The United States, 22S steamboats, have
met with accidents Of some kind or other.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10

roTToN YARN. Of e.esl .s,%t1iRo 5sIss
~ sale by = - e..s
I1sco IEANs-Ws have O y
T lot of superior Glasgo seSiPR0THEk
- FRANKLIN q PM
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10

PHnetare Of Me Bladder. DIR. Lewis,
SfBoston, punctured the bladder through
the rectum, not long since, and the success
Of tho operation, together with its slmpli-
city, is worth recording. The necessity
Of the operation arose from a severe lntia-
nation Of the uretha, which rendered it
impossible to draw of the urine by that
passage. The patient was bled locally
and generally; took antimonials and ca
charities, and in tweuty-four hours was en-.
sbled TO discharge the urine through the
Raturol passage.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10

TURTLE SoUF-HUNTER, ofthe Columbus
Hotel, served up a fine turtle, weighing Oh
pounds, on Saturday last, and we had the plea
sure of discussing its merits. Col. Hunter
we ask pardon,--his Lady, knows well the Sc
cret of pleasing the public, SO far as good cook
ing and tidy house are considered requisites
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10
Yours, &c.

CHANCELLOR TURNER.-Mr. TURNER,
the Wing candidate for Governor, has
commenced the canvass, having closed
his court in Lafayette county. He made
his first speech in Oxford in that county
short time since, and was to have ad-
dressed the people at Holly Springs OH
the % inst. The Wings throughout the
State have awakened, and from this time
to the day of the election, all will be ex.
element among them. They are buckling
on their armor and preparing to fight the
good fight, and are resolved upon victory
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10

81, IN 1888, Mississippi, shipped upwards Of
SU0,OOO bales of Cotton. We say 100000. At
4OO lbs. each, which makes 40 millions 81
OF lbs and this year it win fall little short Of If
millions, unless the excessive drought should
90 Il more material injury than is anticipated.
mad the seasons have been favorable. Nissis-
sissppa would have exported this wear. At least.
lou millions of pounds of Cotton. This est.
maze. we believe to be underrated,-add to
this increasing wealth, iudicious system If If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10

Hon. S. S. PRENrIss. reference
TO our columns to-day, it will be perceived
that the Wings of Lowndes have invited
Mr.. P rentiss to barbecue, to be given
at such time as may suit his convenience.
We respectfully suggest that chancellor
Turner be invited 10 participate. We are
glad to see that the Wings ofold Lowndes
are up and doing, and we promise them a
glorious victory in November, if they will
ordinarily exert themselves. Every thing
looks bright for the Wing cause, and we
must, OF necessity keep Lowndes county
true, if all do their duty.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10

THE -OFFIcE.-Mr. J. BLAIR, of this
city, has received the appointment of Post
Master, in the place of Nathan Lester, who se-
signed just previous to his decease. Mr.. Blair
has had charge of the Office for some time, and
| from his indefatigable exertions to please and
----->osaNte a. r,.,hlic we think we hazard
nothing in expressing the belief that he vii
make popular officer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
q q l0 t / tb t.

9icrtbamrtru Hanf, ,NIuD 90. 1880
Siutcmacu ccr Trcibricf ocr Irrthamps
ton Wduf, crridltct III tcr Staot Nucutau,
0cgthin fcrthuQ1ptru) III @ctha @aurtn, i'm
Stndt penuljlpauitu, nit cmcm 0utcrjlrtcn
Gapi,ll ron $l25,O00, rru wClttcm I2i,GS5
Z Ihalcr cinac;ahIt iIuc, tis in Sabre urlcr6
[,crru 1913 ;u Gnre 9ctcu wirr,
xIVt",S
g8irp Niad,ridt hermit oeacten, ;ufrl0e
Der Contribution mc cen GicleBen Der 9ies
rublif ocn 'penultuanleL o0B rcr rreiI.
ecnt uuc Eircctrr6 criaotcr Tduf 9&iucn6
fIno Die nid,tc Gjclce4ctur3 crIldtCr 91cs
putIif III crlEd'crL zen crla0tcu Hrctricf
AZ Cr,rcitCrr, mb rem GopitaItcct cridQtcr
Sonf urn Sl25,00O, III mcldcr or jest tcs
rcd,tigt, ouf $250,0G0 su crmcitern. So
miro Meier an rem 9iamCu, Sitcl ctcr 2as
sc Ger @anf eirc 2Ibduecrul9 eerlar9t.
2uf @cfchl Ger Wraro rcr Tircftrrs.
<Sob1 9tjtf G16trcr.
>WI9 3. rl-6M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
QDaltttn0tci1 Cunlap.

9 d> netEcr III u Il taun.
@cuad,rihti0rt hermit icine Sreurcc uuo
Cit gcctrtc6 purIifum, ras cr cas- Shrrieers
Gjciddft III tcr NhmcS Stroee, bic uddlife
lhnrc III 9tcubCn 0tctB's Suhlmddlersi,
nobc lei ccr IUttcrtithcu 6iyhe, anscfaracm
hat, ircicItit or tcrcit iriu fpirS, aile slrtcn
Rictcr nad) ccr rcuciten Wpce uEo auf bic
trltc 2rt III ncrfcrtiacu.
Ia or cln iunNcr 9Irfin9cr it, uuo ba CT
lrtnc prCiie 10 ttIIja mic mGqIid, 9eiest BAT,
10 id'ucid'clt cr fdb citcn Z he'll Der JSuucs
idaft ecs NutIifumS cirier Staet uno yiads
barihoft ;u srhaItcn.
slgsntana Sa. 0. nq-4I
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
'Oonl, unp Jdmcs ;S0etltJer,

Supfcr,@ Sfcn II. SIedblhmteee.
&cn1fritti0cn ihrc 6rcunec no cas oes
chrtc VubiCum utcrhaupt eaB &c cas- ridge
Scithdft fcrtlrihrcuo III thrcm oltcn Stanis
rag tctrebcn, nimIih in Der 2IIlcusS trafe
II 9lucntaun, Der 9icrthamptru &anf 9eraee
1c9eniltcr, uutcrbaib ecm Stobr Drn SEED
ano S19Cr.
sluc 9lrtcu @rlntewcinsRciIcl urb icniti'
lc6 tupfcr0eihirr prll icrer @eurnniIn0 pers
ccu anf ca6 GiCId,mItpclltc uuo Cdnertafs
'clte nru linen perferti9t uuo iie perildIcrn
9a6 Wutlicllm, c1B ic lhrc 2irbeit ;u Den biz
lQtcu prciicn ablaGcn. Ccf9Iethcn bateu
lie l25 ucue lrt,s mo Strinfctlen Scfen
non alien SrrtCu crhditeu, bic ne biIi9 all
jhrc &unccu ntlaiTcu wcilcn. Sic gctcu ocn
hGd'itcu l'rci6 fir altc6 <pfcr urb WicflIna,
10 njc FIR 9cldmcoctc6 mo Gus. Gtien, CO
mag i'm 2lustauIth cScr tonrcm @clre icir.
3u9lcjth crinucrr fIc, caf &c lr ctcn 25C0
NUMB NufidC6 uuo 2lmCrtfdntltir5 Ntrhrs
tltch crhoItCn haben, wC!d,c6 rcr;iiglih fir
SirrrrEr uro Srrnmcln GcCi9nct lit Ie
mp!tcu bafcItc tjlla rcrfdufcr.
2Iudl haltcn &c tcitiuSiA rorrithig, Sled's
ocid,irr rcu jcccr @cucrrulIa, allies ic rpcbls
f;iI, dI3 man c6 irGcuCmp tCfrmmcn fam.
GtauD'5 patcutirtr 9icatarD &cdlsScfcn,
III zen NNiIarcipbjl 9Tcilcr.
sic lTuo tauttar fir bic ihrcu cr;cliate
aIeqryerntt Jt.;"s i,;!, r.Sf! ruh rcreCn I'D, in
Der Scl9e aud, bcfrebcu, eieIelbe su erhals
fen. njtht allcin baeurd,, bae IIe ihre pflidIs
ten ais Gicld,dffelrute erfullCn, lcrecrn coB
fc ale lire 2lrt;del coucrb1ft pcrfcrti9eu
uno pChIfcil nerflufcu.
2Ilcntaur, SCpt. %. lIq-3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
Gpll- lNllhfe.

Ter llnterid,rictene bericnt fiti bieier @es
lc9subeit, eincm 9eebrten NubIifllm ilbers
bdupt rno lciuen Treunben iu5 bcIcrbere Die
sInSci9e iu- madlen, boB er pa5 geld aft ais
s 0 [ [ ct
ned, INNER bctreibt oidt all ictncm 9Spbn>
tauie, ant ecr fleineu 2cd,afgrilfe, in Der
Statt 9lgeutaun. Seine Waltiuen Ino auf
sic swefndsi8i.e sirt etngertd,tet nnb i'm be-
fen 3uifanec. GS trerpcn raher gIlIe, fur
bic CT Iton Sabrelang 9carbeitct hat, ibm
bcfentlih baS 3cu9ni8 geterL caB or fein
Gjeihdft peritchJ uno feline Wiibe ipart, I'm
atIe Cicjeni9cn, bic ihn NIT ibrer 8uuolhaft
bectrctL pitnttltctL tiIlt9 unb fpr9filti9 su be-
rienen. @r miro lid, inner bcitens bcmits
ben, bic 9IrbCit, 70 gut Su mndeneals Fc uur
irut,pc 9cthan perrcn fam.
Syocpb 0inf.
Sct. is. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
qAtcmt- t-9Qu9e.

Tic llutcrScituctcn ocrfcrti9cn an ihrcr
GtrBcrci in 2lltcrt0uu Nfuge, orn ZEN rcuct
Ilcu uuo teitcu Srrtcu, Die bcicnecrS bcim
pluocn pcn Strppcaauc II. 9ioicu 9rtrautt
Wcrten fbnncu.
Scr9s pflii9e.- Cicic pFT9c fnb
tci obhIn9igcm Eanrc, ba6 idNper 3u pfr9cu
it, ichr uueljtt, turcm man ile nab @clicbcn
Iiuf5 lmc rcdt6 itcucn fam, mrhWrd man
immcr mit cjucr 6urd,e pFuRcu tanu.
Cic lrid,tcn cjnlpinugcn DAl9e iInb bcm
Wclirhtcrn pQu2Cu mc tCt Ger Salt nit pics
lem @rrthcil M 9ctr1udlcu.
Slucru uuo onpcrc rpcrreu bGfid'lf eingcs
laren, bel un6 oujurEfcu unO Die WlN9e IL.
/. ~. 81 unterluhcu.
SI9cr mo Sreetorll.
2lQcntdun, 9prjl 1Os r1-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
. ccttSc- G9f.
George Selpcr umo 60, Srctterbiubz
Icr :" 9Mlllemtamn.
C222i,6rn 'r,tcr &uSn5 g3;rth6hcaS.)

C,ii,brn Grstcr &uSn5 Q:;;rth6hc4S.)
%cnohridtjneu ihrc TrCunrc II. Gin 0cchrs
tcS Nutllfum itbcrhaupt, cag &c 10 chen cis
nrn 9rCecn &rrr1th rNn %nutrI; unterihiccs
ltder Srrtcn cinSCIe9t bIbcu, wcrunter id,
bCfuecu:
Sctc Srrten 9CIt uuo mciF Vcint Ilcrs
tcrc6, 1iriheutrrS6 uuo Wnnfcr, Ndnrcls
&rroS, GjcIbpcint ScGnHiua6 fur Tcuitcrs
Rahmcn iHcmlcf ScintijuQa, Gparrcn, @uls
fen, jccc Scrtc %rcttcr, |auhci; Nfcltcr,
9attea rnc ale Sprtcn SdiHocln, Waurcrs
EattelL II. {. ~.
sic wcrocn INNER ciuen britiuHi8ru Iurs
rdtb rbi9cr 9lrtitcl auf iHIuo baben, mcmit
&eute aus Gem 2ausc Ucrlebcu mcrbcu foucn
Canfbar fir edS thr Ocu bCm putIfum
9eihenfte Scrtrluen, hrfcu iIc curd, ttni9c
'prrtle uuo ihuele ScoieuunQ Die &mtfbaft
nnS ferncre gcmc0cntcit rcGeiten cuierbaft
81 MAIDEN.
.DIal !. ns-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
Slortl)amptcu 9S0nf.
SulD 3.

SIm crittcu MfrntaGe i'm nitbifcn NScpenrs
Ter, rcIdlcS Ger 1Stc ecs rrllatcn GRcrat6
If, mini ell ecm @arftaufe cine gpdtt fir
trciSchu Stodholter 9rtaltcn rereru, Inn fir
eas hid itc Sabr dls Cirectcrcn III eicuen.
SSSrbu Jiicc GaGircr.
Setctcr 10. ra3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
q. 9. 9luhe,
s.. QS. &nipe,
Yctcr Scffnlalt.
nq-4m
9>rrtlanldti0lt.

~ <~tHRkkN$N~N'
Sintcma( Der od,tbarc Schn Sanfs,
NrciIcCntc9tiChtCr IN cen pcr(thicccutn Scurz
ten pcu &cmru Meas pom brtttcn Gjcritt6s
&cSrf, btitchcHo au6 tcn Gauntc5 EcrtS,
9trrthamptrn uuo Gcd)l, i'm Staat 'NcuniIs
pauien, IN &raft irircS 2irtC6 NrcIocntrid's
ter uerIhicrcucr Scmtcn Ucn SDcr uno Scrs
miner al0cmeinrr GicflrNnibs sGrlcci9un9
in tcIa9tcu G1uutic6 uno S.,S. Nu Ne, jr.
uuo SpIcph z d9cr, 9lNutrcS, Gjchlllf5z
9tittcr Ger Splrtcu non Over uno Iermincr
uuo alI9cmrincr @jcfdn9utB Grlcbi9un1 fltr
bic 9lichtunQ ocu lNluEts rno aurcru Gcrbrcs
dlcu in crin0tcm ycdla @0uutp, thrcn ScfcM
az mid gcridltct batcn, irortn le cine Scurt
non Spcr uHo [crmlucr uuo plcrtclJdhrt9cr
Sleung pcu 6omutru Wca5 onbcraumcn,
lpclte .0chalteu wcrccn fell III rcr Stlbt
2IuCnTduu, Tur uue &uumty tsum, ;"ii 80:
erifen 9tCntaQ I'M Wtcnat ScCcnber,
ipcldcs Der 2te [a1 oeS beld9tcu WtrnatS
:!t. mo meld)e clac YGrde raucru miro.
81 :Mro hicrlii;t 9t1triht 9t9etcu
an a(lc TrirbcnSridtcr uno Srntabcl mncrs
halb bcS tcIaQtcu SauuticS pCu 2cta, b0B
Tie banu uno caiclbit lId, III ct1cuer Ycrirn
nit ihrcn Mctls, RCCorce, SnqulIt'cncn mo
@rdmindtioueu ciuiufnccn haten, nm ihrCn
pfihtcu prr criG5tcr @curt ab5mnartcn.
ScB9(citbcr, lrcrrcn audi ale bicje
niocn, nclchc gf0ru Gicflngeuc III rcm Gjcs
fiu0ui8 cc6 SdurtiC5 Fcd>a ais RlGQcr rSCr
3tn9eu aufiuWctcu habcn, bcuotbrtt'tt9ct,
oaB tie ICb durcrt uuo oaiclbit etu;uftuocu
habcn, I'm bieitlhen Su rrrlclntreu: lpie CO
ibueu 9fed,t cuufru mag.
Gjcgcbeu mtcr n,ciucr SHuno, III Ger Stabt
9lltcntauu, oisirn 30tcu. Sd9 Sctobcr, i'm
SIbr unIer6 Socrru 1899.
<Spn1tban .. Wtcefer, Sd)erif.
Gjcft erhlltc rir 9lcrutIif
Zen 50. Sct. nq--tp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
Gtit iteuer &upferft6mtbt
IN 9((l fen touit.

Ter llntcrfbricbcrc rad,t bicrmit Ictneit
Trcunrcn, 70 rte ctrcm 9cehrtcn pubIitum
hermit crqctcnlt bcfannt, ea6 or pbcn9cnans
te6 GjeidIift all Der Werfit6ttc ce5 SNerrn
u a ban 1autcn d, dger, in Ger
SHdmltcnifraec, SHagcntudS WWth6haus &C
9crllbcr, an9cfar9cn hat, 100 CT jcbcrseit opt
rating bat, crcr auf SeiteGuu9 fhnea pers
fcrti9t: Scee Scrte
Srennfellcl, S0utna6ers @aibz un0
Sbec&elicl,
ic rpic audi olle III icincm Sad ctnidla9cnte
2Irttdcl, ole or jebcr;cit gum &erfduf pcrris
thig halten mirb uno 0elrnncu lit fir Die nies
brighten prciir ;u pcrfaufcn. @r ltebt fir
lctnc 9lrbcit 10 pctt gut, raB ttcielbe anf cine
o1ucrhafte 2irt au9efcrti9t it.
Gr laect icine Nrcunce unb baS publifum
Ubcrkaupt eit, leine QEerfildtte ;u belud)en,
unc lcine 9Gaorcn i'll 9u9cnldlcin si netmcu.
Stct5 miro or c6 Icin 9m9rnmcrf Iein IalTcr,
ale gclcNu0cn 9cipiiruhnft Su crfillleu.
6llr aItcS &upfcr, WelNnq, 3iuu uno Slei
miro ccr h6t'Iie 9SrciS III baarcm Gjelee ceer
III 2Iu6taulh fir Naarcn 9c8ebcu.
9lmc6 Gtttn9er.
9Illcntour, SUIT "a. nq-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
9u pcrfaufut
Set. l6.
obcr An pcr(e \ netl.

Oas bcfannte 9erdumi9e Nous II. Stcbrs
itauh, 9cIe9cn in Ger nGr6lldcn 9lUenitraee
etlid,e Ihltreu uutcrh0lb Der Irrthnmptrn
Sanf uuo gcqcnnbcr non Spbn @drrrs
Gobaf6mauufdctur. 9a6 Sans hat So SuB
Srcut mo 81 Sug III Ger Giefe, nebft au9es
tauter S,rciitGdiQer 8nde, 3 Stc0cr, netit
&el!critube, Stalluna, Gaud,haus, Stlterne
uuo S,YoranwoGcr. Ter Strbr 1T pclIltdns
big ctu9erid,tet uno nit Sd'elfs, Sd'utlaeen
uno aJcm 9iHtbigen btnIdn9ltdl perichcn.
9lut fauu Der Stpbr, nebt Seller uno
&cucrihlbe ciuSeln nerIctnt ipcrecn.-QScs
gen bcm gtdbcru erfunpi9e man iIdl trt Dem
lluterlhrictencn.
Soejnri0 Gbncr.
9lQcnt1un, Set. %. ilq-3r,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
Slcuer &tefcr tit 2ulentolu1.
Sam c 8 9yctttt.

Sube Same 6sS traGr, r6rblitb pcu
pa9enpu1s s2Ytrrpepaue.
Senadriftet Die Giuwcbncr bon 9lQens
tnnn nnh hsren Sind,hnrId,oft. haf' cr nculidh
sinen &iefersS6cp an pbigcm Srte crlrtct
bat, aamo CT jcrlld,, oducrpaft uup peblTru
terfcrti9t uno auf N1ne bat
9lllerbano @cbcrmrN1rc;
bcitebcnb in Baud, 3atrr, gGaidl 3Ntcr,
,sSleilds uno 5iraut Stinocr SuttcrIbcr
@ynlcr, nno ale anocre glrtIdcL ete III Ger
&ieferei eiuldlagcu.
SInebclcrun9eu merocu Uru inn tttli9 uuc
baIo bclcr0t. Gr cmpfcMt iIcb ourd lcue
9lrbejt uno bittct I'M 9cnci3tc &uHblddft.
2laeutauL Oct. 8. rq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
GScrtt0c Glcibw.

Samc6 Samr1 1rn, tcctrt Gd, icineu
6rcunccn nno rcm VubIitum onSci9cn raf
or 9e9crm1rtt9 cine itbruc 2luGwatl
Scrtt9Cr &lctrcr,
rrn iebcr &crcnunuQ ouf S,arb hat, tic olIc
inter lcucr 2iUfIdNt ithGn uuo oaucrhaft Qcs
madlt INc.-2Iud' hat CT INNER Strd6, 6ras
Gen uno llctcrhcmcCn, i,ric audi @auos
Oiadfe fir Sdmcircr, II. f ~.
2IIlCntaur, 2mo. %. ro-lS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
ScnrD s.. Gjuctter
0iuIfaiiiber Snitrlmcntcnn,06cr III
Setblcbcm.

SSklptNVAIIt.
Soat 70 eben lpicccr etn 2lTrrtcmcnt pianc
Scrtes ben Gurrpa crhaltcn, mcd'e irhr gut
i'm Con uno oauerhdft uno idGu gebaut I'M,
70, caB Ie f6uucu fir 9chprioe 3cit pcriIrlcrt
iperreu. 0icIGlbcu iJuo aud, gu hobcn lei
SHerrn Scel Srauf in 2lNcutaun, cem
@cprthouie 9c9cnltcr. 9lnd bat or ale
Scrtcu Tlptcn GlaricncttcL Girlinz
Sottet Su99elS, &rCmrtclL SoGrncr,
ii. {. ~. erhaltcn.
SeIhdri9tc Snftrumcutc mcrtrn Yrn Inn
uu68cbcdert.
G@sIQe Scrtcn SautrtI Sd,intclu unc
Srettcr lIno jctcrSctt III irilIcm %rettrr:SNcf,
rhnmctt fctncm SHaulc III Ger Srpacs StraBc,
su btlIi9cn pretlen gu pcrtaufcu.
OcnrD q. 8uettcr.
gctblstem, Oct. o. n1-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
SGcma6 GjinftuQer

Gupfcr Sefcnz uno 9lchi6nirt 1T
ber St0bt 9lllcnt1uu.
@cnad'ridti9t ictrc 6reuuoe uno Gin 9es
chrtc6 NUtitum ntcrhdupt, ra6 CT Die obi9e
Geid,6fte urh INNER an leiuem altcn llauc,
III rcr Namiltru Giraffe, ctnige 3hilrcn cbers
balb Sclfrir9e unb 9Eillrns Stpbr frrttes
trcltt-atiipc CT.
9l(lc 9(rtcn 0r1nnhpetn : Sc6c(
nno lruitioce &upfcr9citirr oru jeter Scncits
runa ouf ra5 GeidNmadpclllte uno Caners
bdftCte rCrfcrti9ct, nclts6 CT rrilIens 1T su
tIIliGCn prcilcn Su pcrfaufcn. Serncr hat cr
9teuc Scfcn prn alien Srrtcn
crhaltcu, ric or III zen ricrri9ilcn 9lrciieu su
ncrtaufcu 9ciruuep it, Ter hGdlte 9Srei5
ptrb fir altcs @ticn uno G'u6 9c9etcn.
Stanlp'5 potcrtirte 9tcat1rp Scd)s
Sefcn, ;u bru philarClpbia 91rciicn.
9Iud, bait or immer
Scfcnrohr rnb SrcmmCln,
unb ferti0c6 &lct9cihirr bon jetcr Scncus
rurq auf SNIne, melte6 allies CT woblIeil
ccr!aufcn m,rc.
Gr 1T raufbar fitr tic ouGorcebUte Stufs
mrutcrunq, bic CT fisher III orlcn GeIddfs
ten qcnrbtn hat mo trft, eurh cine 9cnaue
@crtathmn0 ltiucr GcIhdfic6sNaidtcn uno
bitiiQc prciic, cine Srrtraucr rcr @emc0ens
bcit lcjrcr 6rcuntc urc Ger EfcntIitcn@unit
;u Gcnicecn.
s1I@@r tictet ticrmit rrci SrcrnfceCl ;u
circm 10 y lfeilcreu Y'rcile an ais all
ir0enc ctrcm onrcrCn Srt III 2llIentaun 9ca
fluft mrrrcu fam. SirCr earcu crttdlt 81
unt cic anrcrcu rs GiaIcucr. @r veriIttcrt
rie 9lrtcit, oaG iJc rru Ger tclcn 2Irt lit.
Ghom15 9iutin9cr.
9Ir9uit 81. nq-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
2upmt9 ScGnltpt
9(pptbefcr in 9lllcntaltu.


y Scnadritti9t hermit ciu 9cctrs
.-sr=7sS,> tcs publifum Cr9cbCnIt, raB er 70
NSS%sY chen pieoer eiucn frilhen Srrratb
- OieoBinen uuc irnti9e gu icincnI
Gs9gssS @jeIhdlt 9ebUri9c 2lrtidel erbaItcn
hat, Die ct 81 cen btIli9iten Preiicn oerfdns
fen wtre.
Jlcbil eincm pcNtinci9cn enforcement bon
WepiSiHrL iJno nod fCl9cncc 9lrtifcl bct
inn su batcn:
Scitcr Srngaliidcr &uti9r, &rorp, Can't
SscrS critcr Gjutc, pcrSitAlld'Cr HCim; cine
9rcee @crfdjieocnhctt ocu Grud,biuccrn fir
@rnadNcne uno Stinccr; 9Hrrr}c oru allen
Tarben uno SualitGtcr, ddDte EIufFcrallcn,
GlattGCto unb Siltcr; leinc M3alcrflrtcu II.
S.oarpiuiel ; 0cr3u9lidle SdwTrf GtGdc mo
oerldbfdlncppcr. SdmclJjC9Cl Urn alien
@jrGecr. prttaid'e gum SeifrtrdcL &rnuos
retbs piQeu. Or. EciHV'6 WiuipiNeu, ilbtc
oeutihe Saiitrs)Nacn cnoiau Eyc, C,ur
6drbun9 Der S1Rare), Spairs YIUaCc1, Eti.
bY's un6 @orpruer6 SafoEariua SDrup {;
rcheu mb 9rretnt9ten Sprar fir SdmiccC,
eu9lilhcn Nluitarr, &c.
9lnf bat or tcitdnot8 auf Sl.nr, eiucn
@crratb BON leltt8cwahtcn
GppllsStrnlB
ocnen @'lte CT 9ardntlrt, mo Cen CT Su fell
scubeu Yreiicn oerfauft:
Sciuen &ntibenmadcr SWnif, S7i Gcnt8
ba6 Quart.
Outer @cpaIs6unis far SMrcjrcr, GO! s.
ba5 Sudrt.
&jewobrIidcr 9cfols6irnjB so &cnt6 Sa6
Suart.
9rters mo Sapans6rnie, Gcpoltor, unc
Serpcutiuiptrim6, 9Gciu9cNt mb SdciIod,
iGne ebcufaIlS bel ihm I'M blliQc prCiic ;u
baben, nebt alien anecrn @IrtictClu, bic 0ez
wobnlid, III 2lrptbetcu rcrlar9t pcrccn.
Gaufbar fur 9cnchcne &unrihaft, bittct
ct nm Die fernere @cWc9cnEctt cc6 Vubs
IicumS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-13
2lQcntaum Gtieu- GjteGcret.

Gic ltutcrscihretcn hobcn iJh MN 9eh6s
ria cin0cridtet, INN ale @citetluu9cn III &juB<
arbcit 3u Wiuhmcrfe, Wioidincrtcn II. {. 10.
81 tciGr0cn, mo ba Ge nit ben n6thi9en
Hrcbtdnfcu Urriehcn ilnb, 70 fCunen iIc @juBs
artcitcn auf bic tcile 9Irt rrebcn unp anfcrs
ti9cn.
Winhlmaher mb artcre iIno eiuQeloren,
III Ger 9lncntamcr GtcBerci anurufcu, Die
frItcr pru SHru. Sricpb 6. e6gcr gcfuhrt
wurcr, nrisItit iIc cine 9rrBe &crihicrenheit
ucu Wiuitcru teicken frurcu, fprruntcr Gd,
oQc bic neultcn uno brltcu ginrihmu9cu fir
W&H tlensG sGjcrdthIhofteu tCfnben.
GbcnflLIS tatcu iJe Su Ucrfaufcn Giu6s9lrs
tcitcn fir Ifcloe Strait, Garr Walhtncn,
gSa9ncr:Sildier, 9EcIitfrrntretben, &c.
Nrcctorn, Srptit lmp Gr1ub.
gItlcrt0u, Set. 8. nq-3W