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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02

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y lnashs sfvk1 Hes. IL. PrsaGs. hsicss
tls DsoocsStiA WIN AaD0eItssoa e t6fa.
ac,ha, 3 - 1ssi1l YStnia1sd u the sd'
10 sins artieIe, 49, sppssssd scms ysafs
si,xs ia Ksotueky pApss, and which ysu
vi co0lss hver, BY Inserting y yous
JsusNsl. a WHO.
AT last, ia ~ grand review through
q RI succsnivs eeassa'isu the question gill
b.. whst hes aao dsns (os his country,
AID pss whal m country has done los tbs
q On, and whsd1 sssnd that ordeal 10 which
p,ssinn ard pssjadies has 20 part. beiser
ilan Henry Chyl Could I man but losk
b .ysod ths misty and obscure horizon By
~h.ch HE visias 10 Il present limited, into
ils clear and uaclosded light vith which
D sserisy illumiuaies The psst, and viev in
. ecsssian tho candidates far ! worlds sp.
p,suss, bic heart would bound within him.
q hs hsard ,he herald proclaim'rg the aP.
peach Of Henry Clay. When the demand
] msde, what has he do0e 70 cnt'slc bun 10
1 s,inc,nu ia voice from the great cont.
sos Of Ssulh America. would b hssrd 70
exclaim: lie pointed 10 to Tho road Of free.
Som--hs waved sloit, - flaming brand.
100 eternal righu Of man, md tho powers
st his sloqusnce emboldsned 10 10 dsrs to
10 free. Frosa tho countless sails which
,,hi,ea tho ocsao. the Mariner would ex'
.lsim be was the advocate ofSailoss rights
nd urged h,s county to break dovn the
le,po,ism Of the seas. 10 union With these,
,he soldiess Of freedom would send forth q
,hous fran their ranks, ha,ling tho orator
who had cbsssed them ia the daskess hour
Of their struggle, and forced his veluctsu
coun,yy 10 rsnsmbrr the "poor soldier. ~
Than would tho ffiends Of peace b seer
advancing With their olive and laurel crowr
10 reward the man sho had twice shielded
lie native land fssm civil war. They would
poiu, IN Henry Clay ~ ,Ise brish. example
Of seH devotion 10 tho good Of bic kind
Added 70 this, wsuld be the succcsslol hun
Of busy industry, fastening 10 speak tho
praises Of This great encoussger Of the aris
aud pursuits OF civil LIE. while from every
quarter Of .he globe. the S,atesmen would
hail him q the able protector Of these grand
designs, which constitute q State. And
when the question - asked, Why such
o,an was not raised to tho most exaltet
station among hls country men. oil that vii
he necessary 10 saswer tbs suqn,ry will b
10 point 10 faction, vainly eudeavof'ng 4
hide ito diminished head and escape from
odiun. n Clay 10 destined never to rsacl
tho Presidency, the loss will 10 his ccon
try's, not bis own. He has lived down ca
lumoy, even Il gratitude u withheld. II
clio walks Of private hio he will find father
Ing around him. the heartfelt wishes for biz
happiness, and wi.hou, the nsppiogs o
power hs will have much Of it, substance
lis spinions will bc sought siler in times
Vi difficulty and troubles and To tho grove,
Of Astlsud politicians will sepair, that tho,
may learn wisdsm.
The re,irsnca, Of such q man will Al
tnc, moro Of public regard than The highss
sssl!a.ion Of an inferior man."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02
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the4oprls 70 H. pallGy. ~ - - nelSS0y
n lhsis talsss ~ pshlis aGealh : ietisA II
. ~ sasssA ssiy, shs's o 1|o's -
n isSanss r. nul,ls Qplaiea, ~ Aasseasa
q ~ gsusssl welfare. nd " Asllans asslsls
v n.aissain slsa.d power. evissss = !he hlssy
of ths pssssaa edmlnlslfstaoa. an ealcuSalsd p
rsuao Is Ias Of sls Codss5, Ms ~ passiiy snA
coslinuanso e our frss insaltuiioas, - aimelsae
the palsiaism Of The people u sssol1n asboa>-
IL pumuancs Of thrss yicws, n sss eplAioas \ y
tls datys q ths People v units N Ssalou. ard
lsaidsd sxpsssaon Ut thsis opiaieas ard juts.
nsnts On the pssssnt policy Of oas geversannt,
nd the approaching political svsnes q ths enan.
Try. And for lhs performance Of this oomnseh
duty o. their psyt, ard fbe oehse purposae that
concern their common intsysu4. We, The Grsna
Jury Of mid county. invits In People VI Wilkes
10 n.ssl q ths Court Hoass On Tuesday Of next
May Court, and that psAlls nsiiss - given Of
tho proposed u,ssting.
Thssbovs Rssoluiion uaaaiassaly adopted.
JAMES MARTIN, Fssmsa.
HUGH BROWN, THOMAS LAND,
JAMES n. PARKS, ELL PETTY,
JAS. eTEWAkT WLl1AM HONTON,
JOHN FERGUSON, A.CMURCH.
AARON fELTX !OeErn YkM4 Ella.
J. WITnEkS!VON. !EnDE rEMuu4DNs
T. Z; sTEEL.: On.KT uA!
yOEL IkirLEIT: xSOshUA LAVE
InOAAS ISuELLs
Aftsr sdoptins tha foregoisg PssAmhle and
Resolution, On motion, tho shovs Grand Jurors
proceeded 10 vots sos suitable psPsoa fos tho
next President ofthe UAitsd Aiatcs, which rssuk.
I'd in tho uuanimo,u choscs Of HENRY CLAY,
of Kentucky.
JAMES MARTIN, FsrssASa.
JosEPn PixSsL, SeersAp9y. WI
W. c<ys, m .,oIo.v =, s,v;ur r.,,;,,,v n -
f,i,~"g l.,., fr.,,,, SI,s a;.,;r r-i.h.j ,.,,Ii.
. ~ 80. 49, s"'S s
.olvan', @no 'sos. s""",Sss num- Oen' homsno
ycnes, IN eoncsSncn WIN me soevs exceilrn'
=! Moso.n.'ons. Me .now nSt nsx may - ~
VOC o'nel gNs. c's's'on, = NonnCsionhs, oosn
.ao. % lnan!'s ~ 10 soe mort casual oo:srrf'
tnaa 'ne ufost wing Tsny Q, !ho west +" coz
ois''y osvossd 10 tho osas' OF mr. CLAY.
Wi,xKssoaouou. 18th April. 1889.
Nall. c. Jones' Tho communication from
Tho Wand Jury Of the gcai Wing Republican
County Of Wilkes. will furnish tho public with
sorDe idea Of tho strength Of Mr. cLAr, and If
Tho fixed determination If the county 10 support
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02

W'kai il Ldw Like f--Lav 10 like O
country danes, psosis ses, I'D sp cod auwn
IN il I'll They av fairly tired out. Law 70
like a book o. suYgcry--ihera are grcat
msoy terrible CASES In il. Il 10 like physic
too, they that take tho least Of !. are the
hes, %. Its like hr.usIy gentle.womsn
every we'll 10 follow" and . scoldiug wife,
vary lad when i, follows us. Law IL like
o nsv fashion, people are bewi,ched to get
into il: "snd like bod weather." most poo.
plo ore slsd 70 gss ou. iii.
Music and Money.-A punster, asked
BY musician, whether no ~ss DOT lovcs
u hsrmsny. replied, " Yes, but ! prefer il
when |, 10 abridged, Tor then il. 10 money |;
and that, my friend, 10 the better hah of Il.
! have 90 objection 10 YOUR notes, tut ] like
,hoss u The hank d England much better:
you lpsy mako goal tunes, but ihoss mako
Infinitely the best iunes." "How ~ 7
Tim. Book notes ore good things allow:
but pray, what tune w,ll ,hsy make Tho
tsss ises 10 ths world fortune. Nasic's
Nssiw.
The Boslsa Cssssts sys cha, Daniel
Webster intends 10 visit Europs wnh bis
family, ihs Drsscnt ssssoa. Ne will nd
from Nss yosk nbeu, tho III q 9sy. Tor
Liverpool. I'D will return oss' siaama.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02

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Psansylvaais- csoeaining . ssesss9 -
asvls. N " ssvs L4acefaca splsta ueoe aas
sssss" 9. ~ ssPtsue 1oun sslesHo Y.
SHOWING 'es sxsspsts''oo .. .ns' pa"y ::
ossnG io'ssd, oy ans hf@nese q me 'ooeesa
sne supreme Coun' !" !ne'f snsmPs !" cr
'ain w. ssoe"ea 70 'as's 'evs"'os aos 20
moIai'S'ae soc!f'nss.
| Inc remstss o. '"s MsPoFsF' vi
sb'en - sesf' sum up . 'o"o~s;
eve arc not prepared 70 submit to this doc
ulno; W eM esepaia" 70 YAK" OUT .s.no; nos
~ ~ .;rs, "A. s..i~s.s,. r,rss. y ~. Dr..
~ and THE FIRST BLOW THAT WE
STRIKE Is AGAINST THE LIFE JUDI.
CARY u Tue UNITED STATES
LIE 'oD'e'AI No0I1"IS VI AMER
aou, nor, l.,.,.tnr. vii, doub,les. p,ru,rs
M amendment 70 tho Constitution Of tho United
Stats. ds.,ruying tho life tenure Of tho JudSs
ard - instruct or Senators, ana request our :"
f.,lo.sI W. .u ~ .;.... s,a,c, ana -. .Ic,, ~
ROD Of fyc ycars win sc tho las. reuuan, Of Dirt.
ish aSissocr.cy tlotssd out from tho supreme law
Of tho land"
Tbs Italics and tho Capitals Of this ~.
tract are not our, but the Rcportet's. We
ass glad that tue gsand Projec, Of the Loco.
focos 10 70 prominently, 70 smphaticslly, and
70 uncquivocally asowotl. Here, At least.
10 no disguise, and can be no evasion. II
canno. b. pretended in this case. ~ il hns
4 lately been in regard 10 the solisocial OF.
gee in Tammany Hall. that they have no
cmncxien with the politics Of the posty Of
vhich 'rammany Hall, is tho head quarte's.
u the article nov before W Ne bavc, in
!, terms, . declaration Of war AGAiSrr THE
CONSTITUTION. There 70 10 H. 4 butte
= aud e'ors, uod 1.-THE fir', banw" 10 to b
= struck .: tho sanctuary Of all tho rights
/ personal or political secured Ny cur Csoss''
| luton 70 tho People OF scs oo''od Sts,es'
, Inc purpose 70 broadly plainly undsn'ao'y
ovowed % bang ono to % Inc nFst atm Of
Inc party nov 10 mo ascendan! IN inc o'alo
OF pennsylvania which hao t'at'ered ''se''
, tnasa ws' ~ inc ascendant IN me supreme
Co''" ana which nov propose: - beat
down 'ha' court because F" mas MOI oecn ao'e
u either 'o'''n'dass OF corrupt II.
This IL case too serious to DO treated
|. with Tho ridiculs aud contempt dus 10 the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02

Tie Sugar Crop Of Psa.y'pasia.-1
Washington, Pa. Reporter s,ates tia. cit.
isso named Finley, in that county, made
during The seassu joss past, from Aree ~
Ssr seees, sew@y psssds Of dry sSSsr and
ipo gallons Of mo'assss! And II 10 the
opiai6n Of The Somsrsss Herald, the, one
miIIios rsunis Of Sugar have been made IN
ihet county this season.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02

A dsily Paper printed o. "ls.ss shsss "
Il no~ isssed Il Ana flssbes, Michigan
~he's oily fsv yssrs ss", sssss We moi
. white am.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02

A wiser 10 . me.s arguueat
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02

AmoagM than oil gsows moi fsyras howr,
Than 10 thu bloom Of cospiis courlssia
Which ,hou1h Il ON . Iowlis stalke doc bowr
Yet branch, III Sorsh in true nobiljtis;
The sentk mind BY gsn,ls dssdes y knowns,
fot man By nsl6ing 10 40 ~sll bswnysd
A. W his msnnsrs..-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02

Aftsr adopting tls foregoing Preamble and
Resolution, ON motion, tho shovs Grand Jurors
proceeded 10 vote S0s suitable rsPsoa t6s the
next President Of the UAitsd Mates, which rssuk.
I'd in tho unanimous choice IF HENRY CLAY,
Of Kentucky,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02

HUGH BROWN,
JAMES n. PARKS,
LAS. STEW ART,
JOHN FERGUSON,
AARON fELTX,
J. WlTHER IOON.
r. T. STEELE,
JOEL TRlPLETT.
THOMAS l6nELL,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-02

adopted the beet Of oil the institutions ever
devised for the protection Of life, liberty,
aud property. in tho most perfect form that
tho wisdom Of oyes had given TO il. They
sssuthishssi Ivy shs ssmr ses she trial BY ".
~ and the independence Of the judiciary !;
ssd no who would abroga.o tho latter would
10 only consistent to dispense alsu .. the
same t,,ne with that other protector Of pri.
va,e right, tho trial by jury.
We shall not insult The unde rstandings Of
OUT readers BY any argument 10 favsr u tho
supremacy and independence. under the
Constitution, Of the judicial authority. lr
tho Representative principle b the founda.
tim of this Government, tho judiciary u
tho key. s,S0s, ths impsiving n which in III
essential Gaatufs would brisa down The whole
edie = Into masy Of csumblinS ruins.
IL ~ word, the only security which we
have ut ihs suaicisncy VI the ssstsaieis, %
we'll % fos thu rights yscognised BY the
CONSTITUTION, wl,slhsr % ssgsrds States cr
individuals, il tie very feature 81 ihs Judi
cisry against which "ths fra blsw "of svc.
ccss,ul Locofocoism 10 - bssis~d. With.
on, thu, ssusd ever all. ,hs sssssvasions 70
ihs States ond = HE People. contained in
Tho Constitution, would b. v ~ mos. worth
Than shc strip Of parchment On which they
are ca.,ossed, no.! our Govssumsn. would
become sM vss, ii,,mi.sb!s cod uulslhoms.
We Dssyo,,sm.
,scs n = &c, = n1allucnS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21
NORTHERN MEXICO.

The large district of country of which Santa
Re 's the centre, would be one Of the product
i've on the continent If It had an outlet. 1t Is
rich in the precious metals, has fertile soil, is
bles sed with one of the most delightful climates,
and IS capable of sustaining vast population
But 1t Is perhaps one of the most isolated regions
on the globe. The Rio del Norte, the river by
which 1T is drained, is not avigatle, neither
can IT be entered from the Gulf of Mexico. ow-
ing TO extensive bar at the mouth; and the
country living between Mexico proper aud the
district of which we are speaking IS destitute of
any means of conveyance worthy Of the name
and on the west the Rocky Mountains interpcse
and insnperable barrier There is bat one way
hy which the people of this fine country can hold
commercial intercourse with the rest Of The world,
and that is by crossing over from tho valley Of
the Rio del Nore TO the valley of the nj ssissip.
PI Tho trade already carried on in this way is
of considerable importance and rapidly augment
ing.
The most common route OF the Santa Fe trade
Is up the Missouri river 10 Independence, a town
very near the western confines of the State Of
Missouri; thence southwest by wagon road or
TRAIL to the Arkansas river, which is reached
! some considerable distance above the western
| border of the State of Arkansas; thence some 60
TO 100 miles along the northern bank Of that riv-
err thence across II, and across the country. in
a direction a little west of south, to Santa Fo.
! Another route sometimes used bv traders is to
ascend the Arkansas river, by steamboat % Van
| buren,, a town on the western border OF Arkansas
and thence across the prairies to the trnii from
independence. The distance from Van Buren, 10
! - sstst sor os'xs"Seoo tue
United States; nor ever have any success
fill competitor for it. Our territory extends
within comparatively short distance of Sinta
Fee and n road suited 10 accommodate that trade
would be on the shortest and best route to the
easiest in the Rocky mountains, leading to Or
egon.
No artificial channel of intercourse ever pro.
duced such mighty results would railroad
extending from the Mississippi river through
Southern Missouri, TO the Arkansas river, say at
the point where the Santa Fee road now strikes IL,
! and thence along the northern bank of that riv-
er to the gorge of the Rocky mountains. II
: give US at easy access TO tho rich but
y isolated regions of northern Mexico and to the
: great territory of Oregon, which is destined one
y dav TO be the seat of powerful empire, and
. will If this nation is true to herself, be a mem
Der of this Confederacy. Emigration, like
u mighty flood, would pour in, and fill up our terri
: tory from sea sea- and the delightful regions
of northern Mexico would soon be occupied b,
g the Anglo Saxon race. 1t would be work G
~ vast magnitude to be sure. but its magnitude
no, commensurate with the results it would brin
III about With such a road, Great Britain coul
y not dispute the possession OF Oregon with us.
at Pittsburg Advocate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

Nell, there's tear in youreye that says more
than words. I.ook-l'il make no promises--but
you shall see; I'll wait yer time; name it; Pil
stand the trial.
And am happy tosay, for the honor and cred
1T OF the country, that Larry did stand the trial
his resolve was fixed; he never much az
tasted whiskey from that time, and Ellen had the
proud satisfaction of knowing she had saved him
from destruction. They were not however FRIED
till after Easter. l wish all Irish maidens would
follow Ellen's example. Woman could do a grea,
deal TO prove that the least taste in life is a
great taste too much!-that only a drop is q
temptation fatal il urressted.
~Tax-gatherers were so called some time a.
go IN Ireland, because they collected the duty on
dogs
I'm the house.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

Teras Looking UP.-At recent sale OF lots
in the new City Of AUSTIN the future seat Of
government in the new Republic Of Teas, some
of ihe lo,s SOLD -A----AA>~s9ud scDea ha1dse6
doisar- eacA. The aver.g. --.nnss-...las--
was about ffteen ksndred dol1evs los, md @th1
whole amount received was one wil1ios ssssn
| hundred thousand dollars.
| Defalcdtions. locofocos try to shuttle of
the odtunn of the immense defalcations that have
occurred under General Jackson's and Martin
Van Buren's rule, by saying that defalca:ions
have occurred under every adminisiration.--
That is very true, but to what extent? From the
commencement, Of George Washing,on's admin.
/ lsiratIon down TO the commencement of Gener-
al Jackson,s reign, the defalcaton Of government
officers amounted to gals, 1913. And from
the day General Jackson was inaugurated, to the
frs, of January 1888, the defslca'ions amounted
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, Independent, Of the
Million and a half stolen by Swartwout and
Price.
Hiram Whitmore, Assistant Postmaster at Ex-
e,er. was arrested OH Monday Of last week, by
process issued by the U. s. Disric, Attorney, for
purloining money from letters which passed thro
= the Post Office at that place. The amo mt miss
T ed by one man is 500. Whitmore was former
8 lv Clerk in the Concord office, and was then
> suspected Of taking money from the mails. The
IS identical bills in two letters, upon examin
IS alton, were found upon him. He ordered
: 10 recognize in the sum Of $4,000, and OBJ snet
70 bonds for his appearance at the next term OF th'
u, District Court. He is at large, and is probs
;, bly, On his way to Texas.
Il Bangor (Maine) Courier.
of will liz. 100 year. longer if ,. pay
s7v1r.s aNdTe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

L, said tha, will live 100 year, longer il be pay
IN. printer punctuaIly, and reads hts ,seospa2'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
9(llentaltn Gifen-G GteGerei.

Die llnterseihneten baben fIdb nun gebSs
rig ein9erittet, Inn alle Seifettungen i'll @ues
arbeit gu Wtuhlwerfe, @aIfinerieu II. {. 10.
Su befor9en, uno ba fe NIT ben n0thi9eu
Drebbdnfen oerieben flno, 70 fGunen iie @uBs
arbettcn anf bic bette 9Irt breben NIB anfcrs
ti9en.
W2hblmafer rnb anbere 1Inb ein9claten,
in Der slaentauner @ieserei ansurufrn, bic
frither bon Sorr. Spiepb 6. ed9er 9efrtrt
purbc, mpielbit ilc cine 9rcee SerIdieoentctt
bon Wulteru belcben fonneu, fpprunter lId,
ale Die neuifen uno beten @inridtn9en fur
Observation-Disclosures befmben.
@benfdlls baben iIe gu perfaufeu @'uBs9lrs
beitcn fur pferoe 5traft, Oarr Waid,iuen,
@a9ner'Silhien, 98clihfcrnbrehen, &c.
SrceborL SrDbit uno Sraub.
9llentann, Oct. 8. nq-3Di
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
9atemt- -9ait9e.

Die llntcrScihuetcn perferti9en an ihrer
9tcserct in 9lllentam pfii9e, pm ben nenet
lien nc befen Sprten, Die Defenders beim
pflil9cn BON Stpppeaanb II. 9taIcn 9cbrauht
peroen fpnncn.
Scr9<pflii9e.- Gicle YHil9c fnc
bci abhdu9i9em 4anbe, bds fdper 81 pfIltgcn
1T, ictr nuBIid,, inoem man lc mad, Sclirbeu
linfS NIB rrdts iteucu fam, wcburh man
INNER NIT elmer Surde pfligcn fam.
Gie lcid,ten ein(pdnni9cn Yfii9e (tno bcim
WelIhfcrn paii9cu uup bel Der Saat init pics
lem Scrthcil Su 9ebrauten.
gaucrn llb arbcrc wcreen hSfidhit ciu9cs
laeen, bel uns anSurufen uno bic pfn9e II.
I. ~. 81 unterlud,eu.
Sl9er nno Vrecbprn.
SIllcutaun, 9prtl 10s nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
Danl, ultp Shines Sast19er,
Supfer,> Sfen, 1t. Sled,l0mieoe.

Senahrtdti9en ibre Sreunee unb bas 9cs
ehrte publicum ilbertaupt, eaB iTe ba6 pbt9e
9eId,dft fcrhpdbreno an ihrem oltcn Stanrs
plaB beneiben, ndmlid IN Der 9llleus Stra6e
III 9Iucntaun, Der Nprtbamptcn Sont 9erabe
9c9cniiber, untrrbalb eem Strbr bon Sted
uno Sd0cr.
ollie 9lrtcn SranteweinsSe6el ilnb icnfi'
9es 5tupfer0eihirr pcn jeoer Scnenuun9 ipers
Den onf ba6 0eid,muduc0lte uno Oanerbafs
telte bon ibnen pcrferti9t, unb lIe perIIdern
bas publicum, ba6 Ge ibre 9lrbeit su ben biz
lt9fen preiIeu ablalIcn. Oee9leiden babcn
ite l25 nele SHclss nno Stcinfphlen Scfen
oon alien Scrtcn erhalten, Die (le btlliq an
ibrc Sunben ablalIen ipcaen. Sie gebeu ben
bDhiten prciS fir altes Supfcr nno WehIng,
70 pte fir 9eihmicbctes uuo @u6s s@tlrn, es
mag i'm 9lu6tauIh eber baarcm 9clbe fctn.
3u9lcid crinncrn iie, baG iIe 70 cben $500
pfnno Hueildc6 uno slmcrifaniiches Mrhrs
bled, erhalten haben, ipcld,es pcrSiigltd1 fir
Sfenrpbr uno Srpmmeln 9eei9net 1T ; Ie
pcllen bahelbe billi9 oerfaufen.
9ud baltcn iIe beitdnbi9 pcrrdtbi9, Sled,s
9eihirr BON jcbcr Senennunq, allies 70 ipcbls
fell, ais man cs ir9enbwp befcmmen fam.
StanlD's patentirte 9icatarD Scd,sSefen,
,u ben philadelphia qretlcn.
sic fnb tantbar fir bic linen erseuote
ausgeccbnte Gunbfdaft, uno nerben I'D, III
Der Scl9e auh beitreber, hicielbc gu crtols
ten, nibt allcm bdcurch, eos Te ibrc phid,s
ten alS @jeffiftsleutc erfitllen, fcnocrn ooe
lIe ale ihre slrt;del boucrbaft pcrfcrti9cn
uub mphlfeil Derfaufen.
9lllentaut, Sept. %. rq-3gP
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
9Bolt6ilt9tcn Cmtlap.

Q hnetber / II q Il II t q II II.
Scuad,ritttioct tiermit icine Sreuucc mo
ein 0cehrte6 publifum, ros er bas Sdneieers
Gjefcbdft III Der Samce Straee, Die nidlffe
Sbire III 9ieuben 9ieif's Stuhlmad,erei
nahe bct Der mtberi(d,en Stride, an9efan9eu
bat, wcIclbIt ct tercit fem pirb, ale 9Irtcu
&lciber mad, Der ncucftcn Wcee une auf bic
bette 9Irt su uerferttgen.
"a cr eir ilutgcr 9hfdu9er 1T, unb oa or
feiue prciIr 70 tilli9 rie mG9ltd, 9clcet hat,
70 fthmcidclt er iicb eiuen 5beir Der 8nuo,
idlaft beS putlitums eicier Stabt unc 9iad)s
tarldaft 81 erhalteu.
9llIentaln, Oct. 8. uq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
81 q C6 7 t C6 t.

9icrtbampton Sauf, SuuD 2S. 1889
SintcmaIcn Der Sreibrief Der 9icrthnmp>
ton 8anf, erridbtet IN Der Stabt 2llIcutaun,
QeBtbin Tcrthdmptru) in Qefa @auutD, i'm
Staat 9yeuuNloanien, nit clnem dutcrilIrtcu
@apital bon S125,000, BON ipelhem l24, ,6S5
3baler eiu9eSablt imo, bic i'm Sabre rWicrs
jecrrn 1843 81 @uce 9cben pirb,
TeShalb "
9Eiro Niadridlt hermit 9e9cber, sufot9c
Der Contribution uno ben @jeiegeu Der 9fcs
publif pm pcuniIloanten, baB Der prrits
bent uno Directors erld9ter Sdnf gStllcns
fIno bic nddltc @elee9ebun9 cria9ter 9ics
publtf gu eriudJen, Den erid9ten Srcibrief
su cnpciterlL uno ben Sapitaitct eria9tcr
Sant bon Sl25, 700, Su neldcr er jeet be-
redltt9t, auf S250,000 su erwcitcrn. Gs
rptro rpeocr all oem 0tamcn, Sitcl ceer 2as
&c Der Sanf cine 9tbdnecrun9 pcrldu9t.
9luf Sefrbl Der Soaro Der Oirettcrs.
Spbn 9lice Gobtrcr.
Suly 3. .... ~ nq-6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
SrcttCScf.
SraRfc rnb Sptnncr.
2In ihrcm dltcn glae, nahc am MarftsWat
nq-1S

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2In ihrcm 0ltcn 9Nae, nahc am MarftsMaB
Ill 9llrntdun.
@cuad,ridtigcu ihrc TrrlmSc rrc rin 0cs
cmtr6 @Mblifum ittcrhaurt baf iIc frCtcu
ciueu 0rcfeu @crrath Scu Eauhcl; inter.
lcbiccIjdcr Sorten ctn9clC9t bateL mrruntcr
I'D, bcfiuecu:
23citc ScrtenGclt II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Ririd)cutrrbs uuc 9NantcL YinncI 9cree,
Sjclbpeht Srdrhiu9S fir Tcnitcr'Mohmcu,
NcmIrds SCdutliu9s, Sparrcn, gOlfcn, jcee
Scrtc Srcttcr, SouhrIl 9fcfcn. 2ottcn nne
oIc Srrtcn SdNmocln, Wanrcrs2attcL &c.
sic mcrecn inner ciucu tcltiuri0cu Grrs
ratb rti0cr SlrtjdcI auf S,auo hatcnL wrmit
2eute aus benz Qauec perirbcn pcrocu f6ils
men. ...
Caufbar fir bae ibncu uon rem putliflrm
acidenftc ScrtrducuL hcfcu fle eurd, billi9c
4rciie uuo idrclIc SecicnituN bic SuurId,aft
unc ferncrc GjeipC9enhrit ccl1elbcn eaurrhaft
III MAIDEN. -#.s ....|.-
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