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There appears 10 be only one item OF important
political news; and that is important indeed no
less than the abdication, as his friends would ca II
il; the flight, as every body else will term it, of
Don Car|os. His adherens appear completely
broken up, and his cause entirely Frustrated. In
such news may reasonably predicate tho hone
that Spain may again lift its head among the
nations, and its existence DO recognized by more
pleasing items OF news than the ldlngs of war and
slaughter.
The general news from England is scanly indeed.
All The elements OF agitation appear now, for a
wonder, 10 @ entirely quiet. The charsls IRE
hardly mentioned, and The only connection in which
we hear Of them, is that an investigation of the
conduct of some Of the magistrates in Manchester.
in relation to the Chartst troubles is under inves.
igation. OConnell appears to be in retirement,
and entirely quiet for the present. We find nothing
new about his second edition Of the Precursor
Society.
h., The Queens marriage. il is still insisted by the
German papers, iciH lake place. There Is nothing
at oil impossible in this, but we cannot bring our
minds TO think it probable; and If the young lady
takes our advice, she win certainly seek husband
out Of the pale OF the family connections Of the
Guelphs.
The cotton market shows no improvement in
price, but certainly an improvement in demand
The reports from the manufacturing districts are
indicative OF more business, and The manufacture oil
yarns for export 10 the continent has commenced
The corn crop is nm average one, so far rs harves
ted, but in the Northern counties. where it was mol
yet gathered, would, il was feared. be much less
than an average yield. The English money market
was certainly easier than at the sailing of The las
previous steam packet; but little harder than il
was the week before The sailing Of the Liverpool
The depreciation in The price of cotton had
caused the Paris house of Hotlinguer & Co. 10
dishonorr bills 70 the amour, Of about 6,00O,O0C
francs, drawn by the United States Bank. The
credit Of the United States Bank At this institution
was for 5000 900, and cotton had already gon,
forward 10 meet The bills before their maturity. Il
tho present state OF the market this was not con
sidered sufficient security, and tho fact is openly
avowed, that the measure was intended more Il
compel the consignment Of specie, than for an,
other reason. The friends Of the purchasers o
the bills, and The HIessrs. Rothschld came prompt,
forward 10 project tho bills. The story had Of
ugly look 10 our New York friends, when frs, 70
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NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

Tho wings of New Jersey have sustained
themselves nobly. They have como 10
the rescue most seasonably. while other
States have wavered and fallen back into
the arms Of Loco Focoism, she has stood
firm. The result is an increased majority
in both branches Of the Legislature. wing
majority in Council . do. in Assembly 8.
Last year the Council was divided 0 wing
to Van Buren, men Assembly 80 wing
to % Van Buren, showing wing gain in
both houses.
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and the Stove "a No. ) J nrftdttcod al no
Cooking, Baking. heating ~ water for
washing. &c. for family st tnl rcrsrrs,
aud was found amply euncieut 'nr mo pu'~
pose. In my removal FROM Wuslso, 10
this place, broke up house hcep,rg, sni
disposed Of my Stove. On to commeiEH'p
house keeping, the last winter, was 10
duced, by the strong terms IN which they
were recommended bv the Manufacturer
and Tenders, to Try Rotary Top Store --
but after several weeks Of fair tr'nl, W.
convinced that It was in no respect cqua
to "WOOhSON'S PATENT" it wa
not capable of doing near 50 mG'h baSlat,y
as Woootson'S Store 1T The Sunlc cost nor %
performing what it did DO, 81 we'll had
the Rotary taken from my house, mud o9an
purchased one Of SVoulson's Patent, tina
operation of which on IA second 'rlal, only
confirmed me IN the opiUior expressed
abovo. n. w. llAICll.
Woodstock. ". 1885.
This may certify that within me last
three years ] have sold moro than n3s
hundred of Woolsnn'5 patcn, Cooking
Stoves, and they have given uuivcr.al snt'
sfaclion to purchasers. JOINS b.. kSr.
.Neridcn, NJ IT., SEPT. %. 1853,
This may Certify, tbat W. No unt'r'.
signed, have IN uso N our Respective iaul~
lies. WoolSon'S Palcm Cootja, store, and e
is our opinion, chat for economy ~ foe.
convenience in use, md fora purposes !"r
which Cooking S'ovc ,s required, ospea
CHILLY for baking, It is eup'rior 30 any Other
kind of Cooking Stove with which We ara
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PAPER!!

Cap. Letter. Note, Bank Cap. fancy
!. colored Tissue, and a great variety Of
other paper Of good quality and fair
price
Blue and Black Fluid
Black and Red Ink
Gold and Silver Ink
Black Ink Powder
Ink Stands. a good assortment
Indellible Ink, Nth and withoul prepare
ton
Large and small Printing Cards
Visiting Cards and Card Cases
Sand and Wafer Bores
Letter Stamps and Folders
Draining Pencils
Camels hair Pencils
Pencil Leads
India Rubber
Wallets and Pocket Books
Port Folios and Scrap Books
.Mcnlorandum Books
States and Pencils
Together with q great variety OF articles
200 numerous to mention. Please call at
he Boot Bindery on College Street, at
he sign of the Red Ledger.
Oct. 10, 1889.
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More New Goods.
EUST Received at the newly I'll

~ I'd hcCclVCu AT TIC newly III
- ted store of LATHRoP, PoTw1N
& WAIT, very extensive assort-
ment of beautiful and rich goods
suited to the present approaching
season which will be freely shown
at all times and sold unCOmn.Only
cheap for Cash, or Exchanged for
most kinds of country Produce, their
friends and customers are invited
to examine their stock and judge for
themselves.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18
9N ps. Broad Cloths and Cas-
simeres, at about two thirds tho former prices.
Beaver and Pilot do. LYMAN g. COLE.
NOW'S THE TIME!

"ATCH Repairing done on tho short.
w est notice and IN the best manner
possible, by On old hand, who is perfectly
acquainted with the Constitution and dis
euses Of Levers, Lapines, Reporters. com,
mon Watches. &c, and who will restore
their disordered systems to perfectly
sound and healthy condition. Leave them
at l.. Curtis and see.
Also, just reed n most splendid assort
ment of LOOKING GLASSES,
FANCY soaps,
COSMETICS,
PERFU.NERY,
CUTLERY,
SH4PLNG-.4PP.AR.4TUS.
SILVER SPOONS, }
le,tored free gratis, for nothing,}
Spoons Of The real British Piaie.
JEWELRY, &c.
Which will be sold for cash cheaper than
such articles over have been in this market.
Walk in aud look for yourselves.
LEMUEL CURTIS, .4gen.
(Sign Of the Watch
Opposite r. Moody's Store,
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REMOVAL.

OSEPII WAIT late Of the firm Of Wait &
a. Tabor gives notice that he has Removed his
stock of Goods tothe Store of Lathrop s. Polwin
corner Of Church and College streets, where he will
be happy TO see his friends and customers, being
better than ever prepared TO show them a very
iensiye assortment ofGoods,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18

ceved, but appears 10 10 now understood by them.
A u things considered, the foreign news is not OF
so gloomy character as il at first seemed, aud we
are confident the next steam packe, will bring a.v'.
ces moro decidedly cheer ing .-BOstOn EUe. GdS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18
ID I T. ID

At Mobile, Ala, on the 14h ut., by tho yellow
fever, HENRY G. ADAMS, an only son of Mrs
PAMELA Griswold Of Burlington, aged 20 years.
In Essex, on the 20lh July last, Miss IRENE
HATHAWAY, aged 50 years. Printers in N. Y
and Mass arc requested 10 notice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18
$50 prs. Of Ladies fine Shoes

and slippers. assorted qualities, also nice Sc
locted India Rubber over Shoes. for Ladies
and Misses, SO pairs gentlemens do. a fow
pairs nice gaiter shoes and dancing Pumps at
Oct. 10. LYMAN g. COLES.
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as bales Cotton Sheeting,
Shrting, Waddne, Batting and cotton
yarn. 800 Pieces French, English, Scoth
and American Printed calicos from 6i cts
per yard, to the highest prices. GOO yards
Of Figured and Plain Merinos. A great
variety Of rich Vestines. For sale by
LYMAN g. COLE,
Wanted in exchange for goods
1000 yards Grey Cloth, 500 yards fan mel
1000 pair Socks of the best quality.
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LOST.

ON Friday last, between the head Of
W Pearl street, and the Square. one ha If
Ream Letter paper, manufactured by Asa
Low, Bradford, VI. The finder will cons
fer favor by leaving the same at this Office.
Oct H.
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Copartnership formed.
M0HNGlna

TIME Stockholders Of the Burlington
l. Mill Company are hereby notified to
meet at the Office of the Company in Col
chester on the 18th day Of November A. D.
1889 at 9 O'Clock A. M. 10 consider and oct
upon the report ofa Committee appointed
at meeting of said Stockholders on the
l7Ih OF August last, and 10 transact any
further proper Business.
DANIEL STEARNS, JR.,
Colchester, Oct. IA. 1889. Nv
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Dwight Deans Estate.

Dwight Deans Estate.
WE the Subscribers, having been
w appointed by the Honorable the
Probate Court for the District Of Cbitten
den. commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons, against the estate of Dwight
Dean, late Of Burlington in said District,
deceased, represented insolvent, and also
all claims and demands ex hibited in Offset
thereto; and six months from the day of
the date hereof. being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice, that we will attend to
the business of our appointment. at the
dwelling of Hermon w. r. Dean in Bur.
lngton in said District, on the second
Tuesdays of January and February next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this nth day Of October. A. D.
1889. LUTHER LOOMS. } Commits
J. VAN SICKLlN. Jr. { sioners.
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APPRENTICE,

A LAD from IA to 10 years of ege may
"A find a situation as an apprentice at
this Office.
September 20, 1890.
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ESTRAY.
SHELL. COMBS.

Twist Combs Quill Back Combs, round
back Combs, long tooth side Combs, Verys,
small side Combs. carved COMBS and o'hor"
patterns Of fine shell Combs, at'tho Variety
Store. PANGpGRN ~ EGISInhlp,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18
I'D. "A. KHMBALL

" AVlNG closed his connection with
Il a his former business respectfully re.
quests those indebted to him TO make i'm.
mediate payment. Burlington, Oct. 16.
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Figured Alpine.

THIBET CLOTH.
Pink, light blue and Cherry
coloured Thibet cloth of beautiful
quality for children's dresses just re-
ceived at the new cheap cash store
of LATHRor, PoTwIN g. WAIT.
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A few ps. double India Silk,
Turk, satin plain and fig d blue black, Gro do
Swiss. fg'd and plain, gro do naples silk, for
sale by LYMAN g. COLE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18

100 north west Buffalo Robes
at thirty per cent less than last years prices.
superior quality. LYMAN g. COLE.
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10 pieces of fig'd Alpines,
6g'd Soxonys, double and single width, 10
ps. super F:onch Mouscln do laine, 90 pieces
do Scotch and English all wool.
Oct. 10. at LYMAN & COLES.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY give notice that have given
Il my son FREDERICK BIXBY, his time,
and shall not claim any Of his earnings, or
DO responsible for any contracts mado by him,
after this date. IRA BlXBY.
Esser, Oct. 16, 1889.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the Subscribers
- whose accounts have become due, will
please call and pay the same and save cost.
Oct. II, 1889. LATHRop e. PoTwIN.
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o,.CmEAp AS TIE CHEAPEST. 80

es.CmEAP AS TIE CHEAPEST. 80
! A!g!ki ! i:
S. RWNRIIr@I0Mo|
respectfully return his thanks
w to his friends and patrons for their
many favors. and would also inform them
that he has received new addition to his
BOOKS AND STATIONERY AND
BINDING STOCK, and would solicit
continuance Of their patronage which has
heretofore been 30 literally bestowed,
hoping by attention TO his business to merit
the same. Among his stock may be found
the following, vz:-
Bibles Of every size from the Quario to
the Pearl, in Uarious binding
WaHs Select Hymns
WincheWs Wahs
Methodist Hymns
Prayer Books
Olney's Geography
Smiieys do
Hunlingtons do
Brinsmaids do
Peter Parleys do
adams arithmetic
Smiths do
7hompson's do
Colbornes do
Smiths ne,o Grammer
Kirkhams do
Webster's Dictionary
Worccster's do
A. NJ. First Class Book:
First, second and third Book Of History
National Reader
Rhetorical Reader
First Class Reader
Second do do
Third do do
English Reader
600 Spelling Books, cheap BY tho dozen
Children's Books in great Variety
american Gentleman
do Lady
Manual Of Politeness
Rollos Word
Young Lady's opn Book
do Gentleman's do do
Crocketrs and Do,oning's Song Books
Comic .4lmanacs, &c. &c.
account Books in a great rarieiy, and If
not on hand, made 10 order on short
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18

Students and others can find
tho greatest variety Of rich fig aud plain sa..
in STOCKS, all patterns, cheap.
Oct. 10. LYMAN d. COLE.
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Mouselaine de Laine.
Plain Colored and plain Black
Mouseline de laine of the finest
quality all wool for sale low at the
new cheap cash store of.
LArHRop, POTw1N & WAIT.
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The largest and most beautiful
assortment Of Shawls, Fancy IIandkcrchiefs,
and Scarfs, at LYMAN ~ CoLE's. Oct. 10.

SO pieces of almost as many
different kinds for Ladies Cloak stufis, and Of
all tho various names in the catalogue ofthe
day,at LYMAN e. COLES. Oct. 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
Sloer mo }VreekOrtt.
Sretter Scf.
Sraufe uno Spinner.

Srau e uno Sptnncr.
sln ibrem alten 91laB, nahe am Marttsplae
in 9lllentaun.
8enad,ridti9en ibrc Srcuuoe ,mc etn 9es
ebrte6 publifum ilberbaupt oaB iIe icebcn
cincn 9rceen 8orratb bon SauhclS unters
fdieblifcr Scrtcu ein9elc9t babct pcrnntcr
4IdD befiuben
Sefte Scrten@etb II. @ciBpcintS SlcrbcrtS,
Sirldenboros uuo planfen, pdnncl ScrSst
@clbpemt Scdntlin9s fir Scuter'2ahmen,
Soemcds Sedntliu9s, Sparren, Salfen, jcoc
Sorte Srctter, SauhclI pfcfen, 4atten une
ale Sprten Shtnbeln, Maurers2attcn, &c.
Sie meroen inlmer einen beltdnoi9en 8ors
ratb obi9er 9lrtidel auf joanb babeu, tpcnlit
Qeiite aus bem 9anbe oeriebcn ipercen fSns
ttet.
Danfbar fiir bas ibnen bon rem publifllm
9eIhenfte Sertrauen, bcffeu iIe burf billi9e
Yreile uno fhnelle Sebienuna bic 8unbid,aft
Ino fernere Gjewp9enbeit ceiIelben eancrhaft
3li mad)cu.
Olai Is. lta-1S.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
81 a C6 t / C6 t.
gicrthamptcn 23anf, c,nnn

gtcrtbamptcn Sanf, SunD %. 1889.
Sintsmalcn Der Sreibricf Der Gorthamps
ron Sanf, erridbtct IN Der Staet Sllentaun,
Qetthn Icrthamptcn) in 9eha @auntD, i'm
Staat pennGlloouien, NIT cti,em autcrilIrtcn
@apital ron 1926, ,O00, rrn wcld,cm 124, ,6S5
Sbalcr ein9r3ablt lIuc, bis I'M Sabre uniers
SIerrn lS43 Su @nce 9cbcn miro,
Gesbdlb
9Sirb Nad,ridlt bicrmit 9e9cben, ;ufol9e
Der Contribution lno Den @eIescn Der 9le>
publif pru penntIloanien, baB Der prefIs
bent uno OircctcrS eria9ter Sanf 9Silleus
fno tic ndhte GirIee9cbun9 eriaater 9fes
publif 81 criudlch ben eria9ten Sreibrief
an crreittrn, ltno Den Capitalized erid9ter
Snnt ocn SI25,000, ;u mcld,er CT iett bes
red,ti9t, auf S250,000 ;u eripcitcrn. @s
miro Wcbcr al rcm 0iamen, Sitel cber 9as
sc Der Sanf cine 9lbdnoerun9 oerlan9t.
Sluf Sefebl Der Scaro Der Eireftcrs.
SScbn 9iice GaBirer.
NIlD3. nq-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
8erl,or gtt1e.

sSclsences 1T Elm SerseidniB Der 9fedtse
taIe, weldbe pcrb6rt fpereen follen IN Der
Court pcn @cmmpnspleas in unb fir ged5a
@aiiiitp,. anfan9enb AM Wonta9 ben 2ten
september 1889, uno ipelde cine Mcd,e
camern ipirb.
1. Saepb Stein unb GliIatstb feline Sran
9e9en Scbn lllrih.
2. @ecr9e @reoelin9 9e9en Saccb 9iupp.
3. Daniel WfeDer nnb 5aeob Sdreiber,
9e9en Slbraham Slpb.
A. Scnatbau Smitb itno deter Qiun. 9lSz
miniifrotcrs bon Samnel @9ner 9e9en 9lbs
ner Stdbler.
5. George Sdneieer 9egcn caccb Dill
finger unb @llabetb Sd)neieer, 9leminlfras
loren bcs perltortenen Mid,acl Shneiber.
nit 9iahridbt an bic @rbeu ecs be1aaten 8ers
Itcrbenen.
6. Samucl g8ris, eii,er Der Gr6en ocs
ocrItcrbencn cSchn QSeif, 9cocn 5cnas Gberf,
8prmunc pcn Gathorinc lHeis. mit 0sads
rtdht an Scibud gRcied
Z. Gacob 9Sctf, Cincu Ger Grtcn ees pcrz
ltcrbenen Scbn QSci6, 9cacn Scnas @6ert,
Scrnlllne ucn Sathartne 9SciB, NIT Gadls
ridlt al Scfbua gSetoa.
s. @lt 6. Yrtce, ct. al. 9cgcn @alter 6.
2ipingftrn ct. al.
o. 9ibraham Irrrell 9e9cn Srnatban
@nib.
10. Sfaac 2ut, 9cgcn Schn Gaer.
IL. WaIter 6. Qipin9itcn, 9e9en @barles
Seip.
l2, @lta6 @crr9c 9c9en Saccb Sittner.
IL. Sbarle6 Ocu9bertp, fir ben 9iusen
bon Smen Rcrn unc SeenrD @ntb 9e9en Sas
cob Slider.
ID. Sacrb S6malb 9c9en 9lnbreas Gileus
bart.
II. Ghriltiau peter 9e9eu Sapio Der.
Is. Scna6 2einImib 9c9en Oau. Mcebs
ring uno @lilabctb lctnc 8rau.
II. Scbn Gjangcpcrc 9r9cn Scbn 9tcnnei
NADER.
Seize SamltelS, Nrctb'r.
Suli II. nq-bG.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
9lltonaiide Dripi(eeirte
oBmper Srclt-g0ens.

Dieie OleeiSit ipliree bon beni Or. Sage
man IN canburg erfunoen, uno bat fid) bas
felbft einen grceen Nuf erpcrben, ineem oies
fer beriibmte Wiann bic meiIten bon fcineb
patienten oamit fltrirte, me6weaen Ge nit
9eht ben Tanen Wmnber &rcns@licu, be-
fommen bat Jtahbem eielelbe BON alien
prcfeeoren unb Scctcren in gSien unters
ilid)t ipprher, itno ben Seifall eerIelben err
balten bate, fplIrbe fle bon eem Gailcr bon
Seitreid prioilegirt.
Gieie @IIens beilt auf cine fat lncrbGrte
leidhte uno geid,ipinbe 9lrt, uno weun aud1
ipuit alle WebiSin DerIud,t ilno nidte mehr
anifla9en nil, eiiis, ;fpeis, creis NIB oiertds
9ige falte, tpic aud, alle biBi9e Sieber, Die
plelreiIe, rptbe unb ipeiee 9iuhr, Soersflrrs
fen, llebelfeit, 8redben, Slutlfilrsung, alten
outen, Rdlte i'm llntcrleibc, MilStranfbeit,
Steirs, @id,ts uno pcea9raiIhen Sd,merScrl,
ale slrt &dbmiin9eu, es fei pcn Sdlag pcer
fcniten, ben Sd,niuoel, allerbanb 9lueihla9,
ben peiBen SlnB rno oerbaltcne mcnatlide
Slumc, ferner Die &clif, Mntterbefdmerln9
ilno Gelbild)t. Gle madt prrtrcffltden Sips
petit gum @Gcu, uno rper iIe i,llr suWcilcn
bralid,t, 1T 3eitebens rpr alIer Sdulur9,
@eidipllren, Sdllag unc Dor Ger Sdpinez
iltdlt ielbt 9cildcrt itillet tirSlidl ale &cpfs
umo @lieoeridmersen, ,pern audi bteie pon
llsberbebung uno Serenfltu9 entItebeh pis
oerltcbt alem Sift bGlcr Quft une Der Tirtf
lelbit, ;umal fIc uidltS tGies in nod an BEN
menlhlihen Sforper fonlmen ld6t, reini9et
auf cine puncerbare 9Setle III Sur;em bae
alIerperitcdteite @cblilt obne 9lberlafen, mo-
bel fein 8rdutertranf ncd) Srunneutur III
Sergleidj fcmmeu fam.
Giele WebiSin 1T nidt MIR burd gang
0cutihlauo teriibmt, fonbern e6 fuc bapcn
ifcu oiele Ntillicnen GlGier mad, 9lu6laub,
Sranieu unb Silbs9lnerifa 9eididt ncrren,
uno ilnc bort iebr 9eludlt.
Darum rufen mir nfern 9tebenmcnih ihcn
srt, Die an f6rpcrlihen lleteln leioeu: Scrs
iuht es, uno oann urtbeilt tarilbcr. GS 1T
Hid,t unIere Sate bicie WfebIin su lrben,
bonn mir eeufen iIc wirb Ilh ielblt lrben.
Gicle MebiSin ,piro pcrfcrti9t rcn s. Wcts
or ilno 8. @idbcff, 9ic. ITO, Srrpn Stra6e,
philadelphia, 1T i'll 9lacntaun Su babcn in
S6mibt's unb Wipier'6 9lpptbcfen.
9reis 25 @crts baS @loS.
Netrltdr 81. tta-39fp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
aoatettt-qHilge.

lie llnterseihneten perferti9en an ibrer
Gjieeerei i'll 9llIentaun pflse, BON ben neuet
fen uno belfen Sorten, bic Defenders beim
pflii9en BON Stcpfeuano II. Haicn 9etraud
fpercen fDnnefi.
Sergs pfliige.- Dicfe pfliise fInb
tci abbdngigem eanee, bas fd)per ,i paii9en
lit, iebr niielid, inoem mau'Ge nadl Sclieben
linf6 itnb rehts itellcn fam, wcburh man
inner nit eiuer Surd)c rfli9en fann.
Die leidbten einipdnnigen pfnge Gno beim
0elihfcrn pfI9en uno BET Der Saat init oes
lem 8rrtbeil su 9ebraud)en.
Sauern unb aneere mereen hO1idit ein9cs
aoen, bel uns anSurufen uno bic pfliige II.
{. ~. gu nnterillhen.
Si9er nnb Srcebprn.
slleutann, 9lpril 10s uq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07

Ia 6 1dac Marlfetler, rru Tics
bersWtlfcrb Iaunichtp, @ueS Gauutp, prrs
mittclE ctucr frrimilIi9cn llcberitrcitung, bas
tirt ben 27itcn Oiai 1889, all iein @t9su<
thum lpmcbl liegcntc6 als peil6nlihcs, an
cen llntcricid)ncten itbertragcn bat inc Swar
Sum Scitsn icirer Grccitcrcu bc6 criogten
Siaac @taricHcr, 70 ipcrtcn auc ricjclli9en,
lrcId'c nrd, ouf ir9cno cine 2lrt al cenielben
ld,nloi9 itnb, tcnahridtt9ct inrcrhalb brei
Ofcnatcn pem bcutigen ratllm an, ibre 9inds
ltdnec All cen llutcrscidueten, nobnbaft im
StcrsSaccna Gaunid,ip, Qcda @armtp, abs
Sutrd9en-pnb Iolhe, peld,c nrb eini9c 9lils
tcrrernn9cn an beid9ten W'ariteNer haben,
teltcbcn thre Ncelnln9en mrhlbelt6ti9t Smis
idDen iett unc Gem rtgenanutcu 3eilrdum
cinSub6nci9cn.
9lllb. 6. gSitnlan 9tiIg.
SltnY 5. na-3OP
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
Drefe6 mafhtmem
nit befpe9li6er Yferbee&ra

tt"t o$tcS0ts1Nt f11N'HNo ote"tt.
Der llnter;eidnete sci9t hermit benz publi'
co ergebenit an, bae er an.ciner gSerffdtte
in Der Stabt 9laentauii, 9egenilber eem ee'
d,a @auntD @efdn9niB, 70 rpie aud, III cer
Staot Cation, 9iUrtbamptcn @auntD, jeeers
seit ocrfertigt rno ocrrdtbi9 bait, cine 9Iis
iobl OrcihsWlaihinen NIT pferbefroft, bic
man nad) einem jeben beliebi9en Srte NIT
qeid)ti9feit perIeBen fam. @s 1T oieie Was
fd)ine fir ben 9lferbar treibcubcn Burger
bon mebr 9tuBen, al6 iraeuo cine III neuerer
3ctt erfilnbene. Der Serfcrti9er ridltet anf
ieine Mafhiucn lcin beicnberes 9lugcnmerf
cai3 iIe bauerbaft uno 70 9ebout wcrbcn, I'm
nidt aus Sronlng 70 leidbt si fcmmen. llcs
bcrcics perIdert or jebe WaIhiuc, peldbe
in ieiuer gEerfltatt pcrfertigt 1T. Sneem CT
nm geuei9ie Suncftaft bittet laect er jeeer
man ein, All irineu 9crfftdtten anSurufer,
Die 9Irbeit at beIehen uno bon benz ocrsit9lis
d)en Wrrtb berlclbeu ild, ielbit Su ilterSens
gen.
SelpiS q. Suflep.
slaentann unb @aifch
Subj 3. iiq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-07
cSoh,t SiCfjD,l.
NaCbrtebt
ltq-3til

niro bicrmit 9eseben an allc perfcucn, nell
die es ansett, eae peter Senitermas a.
dl ~ BON eYnu Saunitip, Zelda @auntD,
all iein @i9cnthunL Lntttellt einer frei,piIi9en
lleberithrcibung ppm 24iteu Sunp, 1889, an
bic llnter5cthneten iibertra9en bat, uub spar
gum Seten feiner @rebitpren ;-ic perben
caber ale biejeniqer, lpeldbe nod, an eenIels
ben auf ir9cno cine 9Irt et>pas lhuloig fnb,
bicrmit auf9efproert inuerhalb Slpei Wcnas
ten ab;ubeSahlcn. sIud, merbcn bic @reeis
tcren be6 bela9tcu pctcr Seuitermader err
fld,t, bis su jcnem 3eitpunfts itre Srrbcs
rnn9en ipcbibefdti9t cinsubrin9en.
Samncl Camp, srs;,,;os
sHcter S6neiper, 'D'S''''''
SunD 26. nq-6m