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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
a,rpflalltattpll.

ez..tsa,ol Der atlttare SebH Banfe,
o,vss1srssiss sRishter IN pfit rerfdttpenen @uurs
", VI. ge,i,r,, pIrae pom nrittrh Wertd1ies
u,s,irf. brlfsbrno aus ben eanntiee BefIe,
prgthamptcn uno Zelda, in Staat penntlb
nss,sn II, graft feiHes slsntes preNoeutrids
ssy ,srihieoener @oprten bon 0uer uno 1er'
r,;rsY n dIfdeuieiiier 0efdnguiBs@ @riecsguii9
i, beiaoteu Gduutie6 NIB ). s. 9fmhe, u.
mue lSofepb Sd9er @iaHlree, Yenntles
S,sidbter Der @curten upn Syer fne 3ermH,sl
uno oIaen,eitier @efdn9nie @ree'9llfis FUR
bic 02iftnn9 bon caupts uio anoern @srefe,
xhcr in erlaatem eedha @auutp, ibren SeIepl
an mid, aertd,tet hdben, pcrtn i.e ellie eeurI
MOI, Suer une Germiner uric rterteldnrt9er
.oieurd BON Common pleae anberanineli,
weihe oeba(ten mereen fol- IN Der Stdot
slIIentaau, fur eas @anntp seda, auf ps"
fuuften Wscntas I'M Wscnat 0'cpelnSer.
,pe[d,es Der s0Re Tag bee befasten EU'enate
ii. uno welde sine alcde eauern 'p'ro'
Sc miro hermit Ta6tt6t 9e9ebeil
an ale Nrieoensrtdter uno ecnltaosl uhnsI, q
baIb res teIa9teu @annttes pch es@a, pap
Ie baiin uno 6ofelbif ftth " el9eter perloh
NIT thren 9cliS, Meccros, Jnau'llt'cnen ilho
Gran,inatiouen eiasufnben haben, nm tnreh
Wlidteu pcr srla9ter Court abSu'rarten.
9eea(eifen, trercen alh olle oteles
uioeu. neldbe asee;t @efau9ene IN eem @Se'
fdnanis bes Gdunties eed,a als Giaser e0er
3eu9er au6utreten baben, eenadlr'mt'9sL
bos lie fld, alIocrt itno ealelbit etnSnilhoenl
haben, Tim oieielben 81 proleaiIren; fpIe 60
tbnen 9fsd,t ehnfen mag.
ejeaetcn mter meiner S,anb, i'll Der StaSt
sIlleutam, eieleu 2Sten Sa9 Setobert I'M ).
trnlers Sperrn lS40.
Scnatban .. Meefer, SherlF:.
Setcber d. tlts esS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
9SrtltGe Serbf9ilter.
cSmmer lpohlfeiler.

~Sllllittl tpOulitllCt.
sIlle oiejenieen, ipeldc oerIansen pchlfeile
gredene @aaren ;u faufen, bic fcllten bios
nah
8ii6pp's Stotr, in Cation,
aeben, nnb I'D, nit benfelten perfehen. Sit
nerren bort fincen: fpcbIfsie uno auSnebs
meno ldone Seipenifoffe, W2nslin DC eanes,
@balleps, @aIlieces, 8emba,ines, Werinces, /,
Shdtpls, Striimpfe, SSanoIhuhe, &c.
Dee9lsid,en Gider, @alemcres, Gattinets
nnc 8eftiH9s, Slanels, &c. in grocer Gers
fhieoenheit, uno mebrere anbere @jater, 70
oae man cine WcdIe oasu brdud,t Gc ale ~
nennen ben srOBten Tteil capcn baben lIs
erf Dor eiiiiaen Ga9en bon yicnDorf unb pbi,
labelphia erbaIten.
0lufet nur balbi9it an, cenn lcnll mS6tet
ibr einen enten Nanbet cerliersn.
Seine 8eSabIung nm bic Wdaren su bcs
iehen. = sile Srrtbhmer pereen (prgfdltig
bsrittiat.
Cation, Sept. 80. nq-3
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
Ofelt- unp SSlecGItf)mtDt.

81 atban gautenf 6 [ q 9 c T..
N)eatt feinen Srennben uno einem 9ecbrten
putlifnm iiberbaupt bic 9lnseige, baB er iein
Ccftdft nod, tninier All leinem aIten Stdnes
rIae, in Der Namiltcnifraee, Der Drndere
re6 "erda patrict" idlrd9 9esenilber fSrtbss
treibt allpc er
SoolSs linb 8cblensSefen,
Don ben beltsn patteru, Grommeln II. 0icbr,
70 trie aiid
Yle69el6irrpcn allen 9lrten,
gum @ertauf auf Soaab bdlt cber auf Seifels
lun9en perferti9t.
Ganfbar fur bic ESber 9encnene &nnes
fdloft, tcfft or burA piinftlide Beeienllng
uuO billi9e greiie eit gnnit ees publtfums
ferncrhin Su erbalteT
sIllcntaun, Oct. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18

,pirb hermit rribeiIf, baB bic ilnieri6rietes
neu turd, ras Maiftugeridlt bon peda @aIiiis
To ais anminilratpren BON her ninterIobfut
fd,oft bes psrifcrbenen oenrid 0etelus
atr, ebeeem pen Sber Sanecna, eeda etD
auotfeilt inb. Eeshalb wereen ale eiejst
niasn melde an erfaater 6interIaBenidiaft
onf iraeno etite slrt (thuloig fInc, hierburd'
erinuert, ihre 9lhdfidnce ic9eidl an bic llns
terlfriebenen absubeSohIen. = DesaIeithen
iperoen ole biejsnigen, weIdle an sriagttr
Sinierlaeenfhaft giufcrcerungen hoten, hfrs
nit erinnert, ihre 9fednunaen mchlbelG elll9t
an llnterseid,nete eifisurelbeii, oamit ai'difl9'
felt seniad,t fperbe BON ben NemtnIitratrre
Gpbraim @ei6in9er, SterSaD
coma Gannfhp, gedbd Gauntp.
9lbrabam @ei6ingcr, gprinsfelr
Gaanitip, Suds @auntp.
Sort ID nq-6ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
Serbtf- ,.nc orinter Wlppe-
Wsaareii.
SO r's. % GU b ar .,

Oer's. 9eeubdrn,
Dantt ibren 6reunceu uub Rdncen fitt Die
sablreid,eu Bsrpeile ibrer @unit, nno seigt
SeuleIben susletd, an ode fe icebeh BON php
iabelpbia einen 8ccrratb bon
Wttlliners 9S aaren
einaeleat bat, Die iTh fopchl fur een S.erbit
als lSmter fhifen.
gind, bat ite einen Scrrdth bon feto men
Gno Selp tsS, lite auf cauc, oee9ctd1en
9dppen, Gdpes, &c. ipeldJe ale mad, Der neus
etfen Oacre gemadpt uuo Sefcrmt lIno.
9llIe III ibr Ndd, 9ebcri9e grtldcl Sleloer
fir Danien, JSinoer, u.Ip. tpcrecn ouf Bee
itelluus semadlt anb ;rpar ihnea uno auf Die
Se(fe Weile
Sbr Scbap 1T in Der Namiltcnifraee, eine
Tbnre cberbaIb Gr. &barles Nartln jun.
Office.
Slaentaun, October %. ita-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
81 a CI1 rid t.

Rcrtbnmptcn Sanf, SunY "a. 1910.
Sintemaien Der 5reibrisf Der Iprthamps
on Sanf, errihtct in Ger Staot 9llleufaun,
Cebthin 9acrthampton) in qed,a @auntD, I'M
Stdat penuiIioanieu, NIT einem autcriiIrten
Capital pcn 1925 900, BON ipelhem 124, ,6S5
2baler eingesablt fnb, bis i'm Sabre unlers
nerrn 1913 su @nce 9ebcn miro,
EeebaIb
Btrb yiadridlt hermit seacben iufcl9e
Der @onifitutipn unb ben ge(cBen Der 9ies
pnbtif Uen penniIlpanien, ba6 Der prefIs
bent uno Cirectrr6 erfagter @anf Millens
iino bic fiid,ife 9eIsBsebun9 erla9tcr 9ies
pIblif ~ erluhen, ben erfagten Nreitrief
su trfpeitern, uno ben CAPITALIZED crIagter
ganf BON sl25, ,0O0 ~ lpeld,er CT jret be-
redti9f, auf $4,000 81 ermeifern. Gs
fpre weber an benz 9laInen, 3itel pocr eas
Sc Der gant cine 2lbknoerumg usrldn9t.
sllif BefebI Der @rarb ber Direftcr6.
Scbn Jife @a5ler.
Sub |. na-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
SSauer1 febet pa!
SelpiS q. Suflet'S Srei6maf6inen
Qeaeu lie 9Se(t!

yNySU Nv GSCll
Der llntersei6net mdd,t ben Sauern bon
Rcrtbamptor, qed,aEinb 8erfs @aunties be-
faunt, baB er fcrtfhrt DrefhmaIhinen ;u
perferti9en unb ifetseinen 8orratb berielben
auf s,ano bat, bic a & benz beifen Stcffe, II.
duf Die befi m6glihk @ciie 9emad,t uub NIT
lebcruen 9iiemen oeqeben Gno. Seit ben less
ten sebn Sabren batfr bic Sabrijierung bon
Oreihmalhinen in Saiiru auf cine dusges
bchnte Beile betrielen; ipdbreuo oerleIbtn
3eit fIno eini9e Souniert perfauft woroen uho
er fcroert jebermanp auf ihm cine ciuSiae III
;ei9cu, tpsldlc ricbt bm 8dufer befrieoi9t bat.
@r ld,meidelt lth, baB er MIN @afhinen
bat, rpelde leidter laufen, ftdrfer DreIhm
une oauerbafter (Inl ais irgenb cine oneere
glrt i'm Qanbe. 9Set fid) iclde WaIdine ans
ldhdffeu mil, fpiiroe ppbl tbun Ild) an ben
lluterieidneten gu itenoen, benn or rpirb fd)
bsmiiben dagemeint Satisfacticn su aebeu
uno wer bic Naftiuen Si perIuden pinId,t,
Der fiirdte nid,t iibtrpcrtbeilt ;u weroen, iiis
Dem CT fein @eIo rimmt, bis Die MaIbine
Fd Sur 3ufrieccuheit erpielen bat.
Das gBeitere crfrase man BEL Srn. Scbn
@roe, 9altpirtb in sllentaun.
getptS q. Suflep.
9Iu0uit 5. na-SW
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
.lQnt pQs gDnblifunl.

Or llnterfdricbenc, spchntdft in 9laens
talil &cd,a Gmnty, bctrcibt nod, immer ltul
GjciChdft al6
@@SL~,o y ferSe 9lr3f,
4 Es4J&S uuo bietct einem Geehrfeu 'lNtlis
k.An.G. FUN forhpdhrcno leine Gicnitc
all ST untcrnimmt ale ole qemrbnittrn
Jfdtfheitsu uno 6ehler eer 91fcrrc ulcb Srn
bHln Rsthccen su behauocIn nuo auf cas-
99tgllceife 81 fmiren.
G1iIf bereit, penen bic lcine Ssaife teu~
tbbt1nc, in eiriger @ntfernnn9 ,u pienen.
baer NIT een n6tbigen Suitrumcnten NIB
eirIr Serfhireenbeit Der belfen uuo ncMcien
@Ghr Yerlehen il, IND nabcntcr bnrrb cine
pielldhrisf GrfahrunQ uno llebnug in cisisn,
Gjelhdft th picle Ssnnfni6e. perfdiaifi haf,
10 hofi e1lrincu Wjfburqern III oie(sm Sad
rpdjTmF nlelidil ;n ieju.
Grwiro allescit bigi9 in feinrr Tertcsnn,
gen fin ieirr @ilbc uRo bie beuotbigtcu 2lry
ueinlittel lsu.
Gjeorsc 0eiurid).
CT termilct auf fclaeuec SNerren, orrea
Nferce Gr irStljdl bebaneelt hat
9lctsrt o. 8rcipn, .5aecb gcclalau, gbars
fc5 Gtclhlan, gGtlIiam @oeln,an, Srku 9.
@itrusL Gfl Scbn Gcnner, Gierrac Stcins
berger, Gciepb Sraner Garisl Gechuau.
cScbn 9ppcl, ,Scbn 2lbri9ht, @fl. &afhaa
Drslarr 9aeeb .. Seas.
Scriemt'r 8. na--lst
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
Glaper-Stphr.

SNrVFTN ~NTNf
Der llnterlfmbene bat in Ieinem Rleicers
Stcbr, in Der kamiltcn Stra6e, ,piIhen
gluners 8uhlTbr unb benz Warfts8ieref,
Scas Sutifobr begeniiber, cine sellffdnbiae
sIu6nabl bon feten
Sli6ert uno galemiers,
aacr slrten unS cine SOaffdubise suspabl
bon
Sotimers@iite
ipie audi Elm nusgsbentsr 8crratb bon
Gerti9et 6leiounssffliaen,
bic unter feiner ei9eneu 9IufiIdt gut unb ban.
erbaft gemadlt fno.
Gr labet basIpnblifum elm ansurufen, feis
ne slrtidel 3u besben nnb fir iId, felbIf ~ iirs
tbeiIen, oenn ef 1T iiberjeugt, taB er SSebers
MANN Sur 3nfrVoenbeit ~ beoieuen i'm Stans
be in.
9llidI bat erleinen @crrtb bon Stods.
neinoefragen, Ncmbeu unb ieiSene Gild,er
gu rrrfaufen, Dc aus gmerifanilder Seibe
grmaht iporbe9Tnh.
E7~@f bat feben bic Teuporter uno pbis
laceIpbiaer 6 Aden 8 enipfdngen uno oies
ientaen, ipeldle bafiir nnterlhrieben baben,
beIseben iplde ibsnbclen.
I i pebJa fen fir Gdneiber dnb
in,iasr bel ibn3ln bnben.
SancS Salneirn.
Miehtauhf UQp o. nq--1J
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
Sohn 8atsin9er,
@Ln g. Yiern.
OefentliCbe o5enpl.

@s fouen duf 6feutliher 8enbu perfduft
werren in Bethlehem, an Der Wchuun9 ecs
odlclbif ocrifcrbeneu Sobn 9 hrcpp,
6reitass unc Samifa9S, ben 20lfen uno 81.
9tcoember 1S40:
@ine sIuswabI pcn fcifbarem cauerdtb,
beileheuo aus 2iiden, Stiiblcu SpieaeI,
CARPETS, cine Naueubr uno 5alien, Scios
Scaro, SettiteIIer, Sefen, 5foblrm @jreat,
u. {. 10. Ce69letdeu cine Terfdliercnbeit upn
Stcbr9ilteru, Elm Masie unc @Iefbirr.
Die 8enou rpirb an beiben 3agen I'm 10
llhr 8crnitto9s dHfan9en. Gie Sebiuguns
gen fclIen an ben gerfuufetascn befannt 9es
madt merocn ocn
Sireu Gtce, so,,'.r. S.,.a,.s
NiatbeuS Srau6, p'"''''
Oct. 81. na-bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
2aln-pa

TDr. Sifdef, in sltlentatin, ii ber
Erfnoet eineS sIrcmatild,er 3abn 2ei8ee,
CTaife}, init ipeldler Die SABINE cine iehr gus
&c pclfltnr befcinnIen, uno bic @jauuien pom
Scerbut &c. brfreit erbalteu werben. Cine
eihsiae 9,rcbe ipirb benz 5adafer bon Der 9uten
gi9eitfdaft befelten iiber;tngen.
81 q. ein ieDer Dot 1T NIT ber Gamenss
ilIierfd,rift beS Dctters perieben.
ellIentaut, 9sopsnibef 4. nq-tp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
eDrtpot-Q -QSerfduf.

3ipei Stiifer eanc, sslescn III eyunIanns
fdjip,eeha @dintp:
go. 1. @ntbd(t 125 9tfer, inehr
rcer fpeniser; brrauf 1T erridtet, ein sutes
hcppeItes @obnhaus, cine CUTE Sdpeuer, ein
iteinerues Brennhaus, nebit cine Setter, cine
niefehlenoe Anele am Naule; ein ocrtreffiis
der Sanmgarten, nit pbusefihr 400 9Ieps
felbdumen ifcseno an eano BON Ganiel
SspaIb, Daniel Meroman. penrD Wioyer
M slnnere.
9ec. 2. Gnthd(t Is 9lfer, mebr
ohsr nsniser; carauf ii erridtet, cine Solls
Muble itoeenc an Sano bon @aipdr 9Ban
nemadler, Saccb Sswals mo anbere.
9lnorea6 GUenbart.
p= Gin 9auiInffieer fam beiee ct der
audi sufamnen faafen.
Toceniber 4. 11qss3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
QBaibeltl 2BNtsell.

Ter bod1lle Mntfipreis pirb pom bem lins
ssrieidlneten fir cine Gluantitdt g2atsen bes
sahlL an feiiiens Stchrbaufe IN S0entanu,
cher an Sbaojqb gBeapers unp S,eimbadb's
Nlnblen an rgr flriata yeda.
TCter Wiern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
SuID l.
Qtne QSartei Ortl,efte,

bic I'D, gum @infalieu pon Slcifdl pn0sn, 'fnb
biIIig tu perfaufen III Selfriogee D2iible.
9Gnt. 99. Geffrinoc, 9frnlii1iff.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
=! : s,'',,|!s';''''''|'||||!:''' = \ 81 |
81 ElsWslIIlf' VI
z. 9. q wftaIspatet

z. 9. 3 ShalspafeL
Der llutsr(d, exne 10 saulbar II nif 70
srcemhtbiSe In faheuug, pslaa sam 'Rm
bic baber bat lpmnieiI IaI|sn, al lill9 peM1ms
rid,tigt eine GRsuube uub sas phritilm Em
aagemsinens Ibae er fcrtfihrf eoelgena' :
beriibmte Ereid,ma[hinsri u Der Sipof y
Ientaun M perfertioeli, unb ppar ~ per 9.
meslfra8s, im'sr(isn 8iersdscr sagneiipe
Wirtbsbans.
Der tpcbI befanHte gcbraVdI, nm CrelN'
mdld,inen bon uuteridlirbIitsa arfF an5us
empfebIen, 1T 70 alIanieiri, llflp rhle tln'9se
0erbieult, bae es bic Shidlidfeti iittlt er'
Iaubt, ferner mebrsp fagcrl, ur8 otetfilptel'
Iuie S,adfroae mad ctenbendnte .1laldlIne
binIdnalid, fir be(Ieu @iltc fptdt. SO tt
nid,t Elm neuer cber lnueriud1hr artdel, e
bat ben 8crsua ppr ale anoeti itt nletr
beun led,s Sabren hit biefr MdIdine mebre
re Gaulenbe in ben gercintgtcn Staatsn 9e
bient in benz Gjebrdiih nnteridteOllhe Jrndt
te ,u erefd,en, II. fw. Wsandr pcnibnep
ba6en finf,ebn btSaplnjig taufnb BliIdlel
Srid,t baniit oebrelden, uno bic WldItlne
arbeitet jeet nod, 9at llno nadl eineni tlIfs
rid,tiaeu unc orilneldFn Bsrlltd bat nan
anaencnimen, bae aeoie bette bis jeet erfHns
bene Mlfdine ber slrt iei
Gin 8crratb 1T inner gum 8erfauf vtrs
rdtbe, aus ben beifsp Materialien uerfertgt
uno pon gutter 9Irbsit 9IlIeu gtItellnna'li
Ica sebOrige NIB piirftlid)en 9lufmerflamltt
9e1dlenft uno jecem Ranfer @enu9tbunngGs
geben rperben.
6. &irfpatrtf.
QBm. 81 id fe der, a9ent !
tn 9IIlentaun.
%Der Sd,cp al acmt9s Wlnble, rtenials
betrisben burh Sefe @aprcn iinb 60. llfie
IeBtbin burh Sbentcmeloeten, bat aufge'
bort unb ,piro nun siniS all cbSemelceter
Stelle betrieben.
slllentaun, Sept. 16. rtq--3Wl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
Ger Saeerner 9Octfreitcr.

Gie Sltfrribenten undl Sber gaccua
irerosn hiehit benadridptigef, nae bic suni
6tet GrpeIher oaS b lbe Sahr peffIc6en
lem irlrc, HIeem llnterjeid,nfer Die 3eiinns
gen abrllffte. Tiejeni9en, peIehe ned,
nid,ts fir ih(loelo be,ablt baben. beIiebem
caifelts an Hn tis bcrtbta rner an Bic 0Nods
batter ntsuAp9sn.
Gptparc a1eter.
Oct q. -Sni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18

galilhiidbeS 9tuscurraher,
Sn or r1derei'bes "patrict's III ieucr
efSF'd'lId CUTE neiImittel gu hoten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
Gin &cfNneiper-O -Oe(ell.

Gin Sdneioer. gefel, Der fcin Nanoiperf
sHt peritsbt, wirb fcsleid, ron tem llntcrs
iridneten in Sconcper 5aunf'p, 2eda @auns
tp, oerIan9t. Sin gutter Sdbneieer fam Iaus
&c 3eit auf 9Irbeit redlnsnL weun or iIdJ balb
melcet bei
Gbarles Gplper.
gfcreuiber A. %-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18
Sleuer Stcl)r.

Der unrerldriebene sei9t hermit feiucn
Sreunoen, uno oem publifrm an, bas or ben
Stcbr peIdler ebeoem BON Dem perifrrbrnen
Scbu Shrcpp betrieben spurre, ilberncmmen
hat, unb ieeben eiuen 9rpeen Scrrath ppn
neuen Raaren erhalteu neldIe er 81 ben bill.
li9iten Yreiben gu oerfaufen sebenft. eaus
besprcpufte mereeu su ganabaren Yreieen i'm
ahstaulh fur Maaren dn9cnOalmen.
Wtatbeu5 Srauie.
8etbIeben, Sct. 10, 1S40.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-18

Der llnterfdricbenc, pchntaft in 9ltIen,
tduL Rcd,a GluntD, bctrcibt nod, immer ku
Gjcihdft, aI6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31

The Bible is, as we said before, the property
OF a descendant of Mrs. Campbell, the mother OF
Mary who lives in Upper Canada, and who is
IN such reduced circumstances that she has sent
the invaluable heirloom to this city for the pur-
pose OF disposing of it. OF its genuincness we
have not the slightest doubt, as we have, times
without number, seen original letters from Burns,
and the writing on the Bible corresponds exactly
with the letters we have seem 1t is to be de.
pIored that stern necessity should decree the
separation of such tribute of the affections OF
one of the nob!est hearts that ever graced hu.
mainly, from the family of the darling object OF
that Affection and the token of an attachment
which almost ennobled the family of Mrs. Camp
bell must fall into the hands of stranger but
since such must be the case, we hope the Natu.
raj History Society will not allow so valuable q
relic to become private property
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31

derer found the chance inhis power. Family
Jewels and cash to considerable amount
were the price of his guilt. By leaving the
penknife Darancourt hoped to throw suspi-
cion on the son of the count; and this really
turned out as he had anticipated, though the
unexpected opening of the old well had sub
vertcd that part of the first opportunity
This fearful revelation, from the murdc-
rcr's own hand filled the minds of the people
of Brussels with the deepest horror. Had the
packet been returned to the guilty Daran-
court, mystery, it seemed probable, would
have permanently hung over the fate of the
st. Maures; for the accomplished hypocrite,
who had shed so much blood, seemed TO know
naught of conscience or its stings. When
he was again taken to the scallold, it was
amid the cxccraton of mutitudes, and no
mans pity followed the wretch into eternity.
His crimes had been committed with as little
rcmorse, and under as unnatural circumstan-
ces as any that ever disgraced the annals Of
mankind.
Theodore dc Valmont was restored to the
arms of his beloved Emily, and enjoyed a
perfect happiness as ever falls to human lot
In the close concealmcnt which he was COM
PEELED to preserve after his flight, he had no,
heard of the acknowledgement of the mar
riage otherwise he would probably have bra.
we'd all danger, and returned earlier to Brus-
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prepared for any event--that he commanded an
army of better materials than Proctor's--and
that he was determined not TO survive defeat
adding with smile, to Lieut.. Smith, "You had
better fresh prime too, as | shall expect my aids
to die around me !"
While at the crotchet, after the left wing had
recovered from its momentary confusion, and
was joining the front, General Harrison ordered
Lieutenant Smith to bring down Chiles's COM
mand to support it. While he was giving this
order, the necks of their two horses were inter-
locked and some twigs of tree above them,
which had gathered and retained cluster of
leaves, and around which the aid had to look at
his Commander, were cut down by the enemy's
balls. Near the spot, at the same moment, a
soldier was shot through the thigh and seeing
the Commandment -Chef as lie swung around
and fell, he cried out. "Did you see that &c
neral they have shot me again"
This man had been wounded the day before,
at the Bridge. General Harrison directed him
to be taken back to have his wound dressed but
finding that his thigh was not broken, the brave
fellow bandaged it with his handkerchief to stop
the bleeding, clutchcd up his gun, swore he
meant to lave satisfaction, and continued to
fight. A few moments afterwards, young man
dashed up to the Commander, holding scalp in
his hand and sung out, "I.ook here, General,
I've got it My father was an old Kentucky In
dian Fighter and when left home, he made
me promise to bring him the scalp of red skin
killed by myself And here it is-this is for the
old man. Now want one for mysef!" And
away he sprang in search of another enemy.
These two anecdotes, Colonel Smith says,
greatly amused Commodore Perry, when he re-
lated them to him at the close of the battle /;
and the gallant sailor truly said, that an army of
such men could not be conquered And he fire.
quently afterwards on meeting with the officers
of the army, would repeat the brave soldiers
exclamation, with great zest, "Do you see that
General they have shot me again Gin
cinndti Rep.
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GOODNESS ON TIE BATTLE FIELD.

Connected with the movements of the north.
western armies in 1872, and previously, are
many incidents, which, though too unimportan,
for the pages of general history, are neverthe.
less highly interesting, and worthy of preserva-
ton. Some of these have been related by Gen.
Upton and other brave officers several are re.
corded IN the narratives of Dawson and Hall: n
few mag be found in the newspapers of the times
n which they occurred but the greater number
u them dive merely in the recollections of the
surviving soldiers who witnessed them Some
81 them display an intrepidity unsurpassed in
ne history OF warfare others exhibit GOODNESS
n molhent OF imminent danger, indicative O
The most determined resolution and the mos
extraordinary nerve. OF this latter characto,
are the two lncnents mentioned below. w,
ind them related in letter from Col. Joh,
Speed Smith, prominent friend of the admins
ration IN Kentucky, to gentleman in this civ
Col Smith, il will be recolected, was one of TIN
aids OF Gen. Harrison at the battle of the Thames
The writer states that moment before TN
battle commenced, Gen. Harrison rode I'D to
majestic Seneca chief, and took his powder hor
to re-prme his pistols Upon witnessing thi.
Lieut.. Smith asked him if he expected 10 com
IN personal contact with the enemy 10 wbic
tho General replied. that it was proper to b
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difficult and tardy to be set with the proper

difficult and tardy to be set with the proper
grasses.
IL deadening timber is resorted to. when il
begins to fall and is sufficiently dry and rot.
ten to be got rid of easily you should take j,
all down, and either burn it or carry it from
the ground; and if this is thought waste
of fuel, you should at all events, remove il
as fast as it falls; for by letting it remain 10
rot on the land, as is the practice of some
grazers, it not only encumbcrs and takes un
much OF the ground but encourages The
growth OF sprouts, briers, elders, poke and
mullen, and, IN tru.n. every Kind Of weed.--
Every neat farmer win go over his pastures
once in caln year with a scythc. and cut all
weeds oriers, etc, and the month of Angus,
is the proper time 10 do it, This should by
no means be neglected, for although the
work may be one of considerable extent. We.
zach year the labor will be cssened by a de-
crease OF weeds, unit, finally, if you perseyero
you will have but little to do in that way.
VIII, at present, contnne my remarks W
further. If you desire it, wlll hereafter
give you more Of my experience on this sinh.
ject, as well as upon others in connection
with it. Farewell, W.P.H