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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-04

palace-one of which is occupied by tho Pres
ldeni as an s'office." The term coffee" how.
ever, has bcnn prescribed by the "Couri Cir
Gle" rs a vulgar noun, and hence the "%ofiicen
room is designated at the palace by the higher
sounding and iinkling name of"ihe Presidents
Audience Chamber is the ANTE Room" in
10 which ali ~visiters are conducted by a richly
aitired English palace servant, 10 wait until
the demos attic President shall signify bis
pleasure that they may be introduced TO "the
presence" have heard a gentleman COM
plain that The Ante Room had not been ptovi-
ded viii a large mirror, by the aid Of which
fashionable ladies might properly adjust their
"bonncts and curls;" and before which, | pre-
sumo, spruce c~ourtiers who visit the palace
could ''p2ciice in making up their face for
h.yk nth heard some persons affirm, in
regard To tie "ante-room," that II had not a
sufficient number of chairs TO accommodate
the visiiers there at times kept in waiting. !
am satisfied, however, that the President can
not be aware of the fact, or he would have or
dered for this room a dozen or two silk dam
asks or bamboo canes from the other apart
ments ofthe palace, from whence their removal
would hardly have been recognised.
Democratic Presidents, Mr.. Chairman. some
times get tired of furniture. Some change,
perhaps, has taken place in the fashion, and
then, forthwith it becomes cold and decayed'
furniture, and they send it of to auction and
sell it for a whistle. AT least six different
sales Of cold" or questionable furniture have
been held within the last seven years, viz.
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$500 90
$40 So
Commission and other expenses
$3.50 40

Nett proceeds of sales $500 40
After all, sir, it may he better occasionally
to dispose of the surplus furniture of the pal
acc, otherwise its rich saloons would soon re-
semblo an auctioneer,s room at Bishopsgate,
to which noblmen, impoverished by their vi
ces, order the furniture of their ca stiles, for the
purpose OF '~raising the wind"
shall not detain the committee, Mr.. Chair
man, by going over the same %"eternal round'
of elegant and costly furniture which the a.
partments on the second story of the palace
abound. ! must not, however, omit to name
the ostrich egg mantle on silver
stands, and the superb imperial and royal Will
ton, Brussels, and Saxon carpets, som of
which, it is said, are deep enough for good
l~ocofoco democrat to bury his foot in as he
walks over them. Let me refer you, sir, to
three or four of the carpet bills:
"New York, July 3, 1897.
The President of the United States, by T. l..
Smith, bought of Joseph Lowe, importer of
English Carpets, Oil Cloths. &c. 1893 Broad
way, corner of Anthony street.
90 yards Brussels body, a les. S22O so
% l-2 yds do border So SO
90 do do body 222 IS
90 do do border 81 rs
3 Imperial rugs, ladies' room and .
chambers, rs 90
S622 SO
Reed. payment, J. LOWE.
"Mar,in Van Buren,, Presiden, U. S. bought
OF w. w. Chester & Co. 1871 Broadway, j unc
10, 1887,
10 l-2 yds Saxony ~carpeting S6S2
] sug TO match, IS
2 rugs, so
7G7
BY remnant, say l yard, returned, 4
S763
Reed. Payment, w. w. CHESTER & Co.
New York, June 7, 1887.
Major Smith, for the Presidents House,
Washington, bot. Oft. l.. Chester.
400 |. . yds Brussels carpeting, SOP 10
las 3-S do bordering 2j7 40
IL do Wilton, 60 so
81 do bordering, $50 81
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Expenditures.

Of NJ. Ogfc, Of Pa. in Committee Of
Giolc on the General Appropriation
ONGRESS, Wouse,)A II, 1910.
IContnuedl
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A. CEMMEYER."

n. j. 1 En-.
Do you suppose that any honest, plain, I'M
Observation-Disclosures can withstand this9 VIII
he agree that Martin Van Buren, acted fairly
by paying money which had been appropria-
ted by law for furniture for the Presidents
House" in buying gold leaf and gliding mate
terials, and afterwards "whipping the Devil
round the stump, by calling gold leaf and gill
ding materials household furniture
No, sir, he will not. The genuine l~ocofoco
is too homes for that. Some few of them
may, perhaps, be persuaded to admit that 'silk
tassels and rosc,ts" are part and parole ofan
orthadox schedule Of democratic household
furniture, but ! aver that the application Of red
hot pincers, racks, gihbets, bowsiring, chains,
and molten lead, cannot induce one of them to
acknowledge that gold leaf and gliding mate
rails may be legitimately inserted in the same
schedule.
Bu, the "end is not yet" | have before
me. Mr.. Chairman, the original bill duly re-
ceipted) ofC. ii. d ]. +. White for sundry
French bcdsreads, >" "marble-top washsiands,'
"dining-r room commo1e,n with "statuary mar
bic top dressing bureaus" and other up
h%olstefy, bougn, August 10, 1887, for the sum
of 81 500 so Of the Peoples cash. These ar
tIcles may be denominated "hOusehold furni
iure' in the proper and true understanding Of
the terms. But, sir, | protest against expen-
ding the money OF my constituents for elegant
French bedsieads.-Must the American oak,
and hickory, and cherry, and walnut, and ma
pie, that admits Of ''smooihcs, STAIN" stand
neglected in the forests, for the gilt rose
wood, sandal, ebony box, and mahogany, Of
France, and the far off isles Of the seal"
Shall the Peoples money be shipped across
the ocean by the Peoples chief servant, 10
support foreign mechanics, whilst our own
cunning workmen" almost perish for lack OF
bread be withheld from the mouth Of honest
labor at home, but lavished upon the subjects
Of kings abroad Why was Mr.. Van Buren,
so ANXIOUS 10 possess an elegant French bed
sisadi Does he desire 10 have the trimmings
ola "crown bed" also' Besides the LA
dies Circular Parlor," there are twelve CON
moiious apartments or the second story OF The
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TERMS.

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Der afte Gippccamoe.

Sod, lcbe Der Batter bes Weffens, hrd,
Dort (iebt er gelebut an ben pfug
@r par's, Der einit muthig entgegen scg,
Cen Semben unb cftmals ile idln9.
Dds 8aterlanb mar BON ben g0ilcen becrpbt
Shnell fog or Sur 0tettung berbei.
Sden l6allet Der Srie9sruf! bort blieet Der
SOB
Bon ber Sibie 8as fIimmerts ben een3
@int ICbln8 am Wtami, NIT WaDue I'M Ser,
eit,
@r BEN Geinb in pcrberbli6er Shladt!
Der Sieg mar 9emonnen, ber Qcrbecr ,par
iein,
0cd) mar CT auf Srieber beoddt.
llub etenIo peiIe, tpie TAPER i'm Selo
Seburfte eds 8aterlano ietit,
90 lfano an Der SpiBe bes Staate6 Der Soelo,
Gid Der 9uten Sade su ipetbn.
9lls ater be9punen Elm neuer Sfrteg
Ca fennt er rift 8aif, ntdlt Stub;
@S fiibret auf'6 Jteue bic Sterne gum SIe9,
Der Selcbrrr bon Sippecanoe.
Die Snbier ftnb NIT ben gritten Derciut,
@r fclet ibrer bluti9en Spur;
Sin ben lifern Der Sbames ereilt er ben Seino
Sbr pist rpte CT bcrten perfubr!
ocd, lebe Der Sie9er bon Sippecdnce,
Ger Bauer, Der StaatSmann, Der Soelc,
Soeig Ihlagrn ibm unfere SoerSeu Srt
s,cis banft ibm Die peitlide sDelt !!
TrtIt, gluf, Sbr Dentihen, gun, &aifen terau,
Cure Stimme fci ibm 9ctpetbt
Scccnfct mas er fir @uh 9ethan,
Daufbar fIno bic Sbbnc ees Seut.
Cpcnni. Deutlde.
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eSricbcnsri6 6tcrsSSabt
in 9lortbamptcn Gauntp, 1910

III 9iortb bampton Galll1tn 1910.
Ncl9enbc 4er1cnen murben am pcrlebten
Sreitdge in ben unter1hieblihen Saunidips
unb ISarbs in Icrttamptcn @aiutD 81 SrIe>
ben6rihtern ertpdblt:
Stabt @allcn. - Sacpb @ey9anbt WcIs
dior Soru, Sdmucl Sttnieh @brttcpber
Weirel, fen.
auen. 49, petsr Stefcl, 9otert 5oorner.
Suihfia. - Scbn q. &omonos, BtlIiom
@r9el.
8etblebem. - Saepb 8oae, Scbn S.
9auih.
SRspcnn - Saecb Dtnfen 0aeuben Sas
9enbuf.
Sorts - Sames scarl Sofept Saseus
buh.
NanncDer - Neter 9iittcr.
Hieoer NRpuut Setbet - Sobn Q. Ycun9,
6. E. 9ceer.
Oiieber Iasaretb - Scbn 8in9, Saccb
Schrem.
geieSerssaerna - Saccb s. 0tie9eI, peter
Sebm.
eauiaune - @iuiam s., Cool, 9lleranoer
Santee.
Rccre - @pnrab 91rDcr, Sacob gcun9.
Waud Gbunf - Sefe SC. 9>rtor Sames
Oentcn.
plainfelb - Sctn s.. &ctler, eetpis @lide.
Gopameuius - Daniel Wene, Daniel
Seeberlin9.
SbcrsIasarctb - Scbn Seslcr, 6. 0.
Suse.
SbcrsWcuntsSetbel - @eor9e Gleinfels
cer, 9lcam Seller.
gBiaiamS - philtp @ccbrin9, 3. 9.
Soeiuleiu.
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ltebcrGicbt Der Ofarftprcife,
philabelphia, Wdrs 80.

philaeelphtd, IRdr5 3O.
Glaur uno Wehl.-Oer Warft an oteicn
Nrobucten mar lette @ode uidlt Defenders
icbbaft Der @crratb mar letd,t, Die Serfdlls
fe all Der Delaware $ ea6 Sdrrel III Der
SrcabGfrase 81 81. WclIdfrrnsWehl s 2
81 unb SO. 9ic99ensWebl 50 81.
Tru6t.-gmt9e tauienc Sufdel pcnniIlo.
Rai,eu wurcen su 81 perfauft, 9ic99en 4S
@ents; ba fein g8elIhfcrn1mo Nafer ein9es
fcmmcn it, 70 fno bieIe prcrncte i'm pretie
ctwas aelfie9en, ndmlid, eriferes gait so 6.
uno leBteres u BIG % @ents. SlecIaamen
it picccrum 9cftic9cn uno pcrfaufte pcn s
Su SO bas SuIhel.
Sebl--war neni9 i'm Mdrft nnb em Gbctl
,uurbe III ben altcn prciicn oerfauft.
8iebmarft. .-Gon 9fino6Oieh paren BAL
Stiid i'm Wdrfte uuo oerfauften |; Il oemlels
ben 9Nreis ais Die Ncdle Supcr.
!SIbe NIT 5tdlber - fparen 235 Stnd i'm
Oiarft uno prrtouftcn uon % ;u So Ibaier.
Sdweine Sertauf mar unbeoenteno,
NIB cs waren go Stif i'm Marft, Frete
4 Gbalcr rs @cuts bic Gbl. tas ounbert
@cwi6bt
Sdaafe, warcn itrr 1000 Stiif imWarft
uno pcrfauften pcn Ghl. 50 Su2 Gbl. Sn
Der 8oue 3bl. su Sbl. so.
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ner's @irtbsbauie," in Nnnnpper 3aunf'p,
beSc9cn bat, fpoielbft er 81 jeber 3ett bereit
fein wiro, Heiieuce p,pUbl fpie anoere auf
bic bette 9trt su beipirtben. Die StalIe flno
9erdnmi9, NIB iein Gid, nnb Sdr nIro 81
jeSersett nit ben beiten Speiien nnb @etrdns
fen oerleben fein.
@r bcfft auf bic 9enei9te, Sunbfhaft hes
publiflms unb rerfidiert bae nidts auf frts
ner Seite fcblen frn, i'm feline Gdite nno
9ieiienbe auf bic bette unb bili9ite g8rtfe Sn
beoienen.
10" Oas Sattlcrs@cidift mirb bon ibm
eaielblt i'll allen befen 3pei9cn fcrtbetrieben.
gbarle5 Getnf6mtbt.
slpril /. itq-4m
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pittSbura oen Gotten Sri

pittSbur9 Den gotten Wir;
Die 9eid,ifte fno bnrd, Die Scrtcauer
Der DampfIdifabrt Iolpie ourdI bic felt
9Rcnta9 er6ffncte @onolitiffabrt etpIS be-
-tebter atwcrben, bod iteben lIe nit benz 6es
stseben frilbercr Sabre III bicler Sahrcss
ssci Su feinem Scrb6lttie. SINe prooucte
iino nicbri9 uuo ttnben uur IdIcdteu Wartt
fpe9en oes Man9els an @jelc uno Dem itled,s
ten, eutwrrtbsten llmlaufsmittcl. Der mcts
ffe llmlauf betebt III Ncten Der ipeitlid1eu
Staaten, Die einem beoeutrnoen Oisecntc uns
termcrfcn 1lnb. Slaur wuroe i'll Der lceten
2cit su $3.50 bis 1852 am Slue cecr aus
QBi9en perfauft, uno in Stcbrs fault man
rs bon S2,S7 biS 800 Der beiten AualItdt.
Maben so @ts. 9fca9en 81, 8clfdfcrn 33,
@erite 40, Soafer I24 bi5 l6 @ts. 3uder I'M
Srboft @ts. in Sdrrrls 81 bis z. Wiplais
ies 81 bis 33 @ts. SalS 1,37 bis 1,50 oas
Birrcl. SleeIaamen sS,25 bis $50, aus
StcbrS bis Su $40. Shimcty gu $3.50 bis
200. Butter friidbe Is @ts.-in 9iclen Z
bic 8 @ts., in Se9s 6 bts 8 Sts. @jeenrrte
9Iepfelfd,nsen rs @ts. Sd)infen 81 bis ii
Gts. Sd,mal; Z bis ~ aus Srcbrs. Safe
@ bis ii Gts. 8ecern 43 bis 45.
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SO1lifrt.

Die @Hreer BON Bethlehem iperben
eiu Gousert, gum Setcn Der "pbilharmcnts
ften 9eieaIhaft in Der @cnscrtsj joalle 9cben,
am nddifen Samita9 9lbenb, ben 4ten 9lpril.
Die Sbilren merben UNI balb llbr 9e6fnct,
uno oas CONCERT be9iunt nm balb s. @ins
la6farten, su 25 @ents, iIno in benz "Soune
unb gloler Soctel" paIrlbit Su Iaben.
Brp9ran1 NJ.
She'll 4.
Overture, full Orchestre, RoSSini.
Air, Gruss an die Schweitz, C.. Blum.
Comic Duett, Rossini
Gallopade, Bellini.
Variations for the Bugle, by Messrs. HUI
man and Fagan.
Air, Recitative, Duett and Chorus, from
the new Cratoria David, Ne~konm.
She'll =.
Gallopade, Bellini.
Quartetto, for male voices, Weber.
Soprano Air,
Glee, Life's bumper, CalcoH.
The Village School, Bottiger.
Song, "Let the toast be dear woman" by
r. E. Wright, Esq.
Chorus, from David, Neukomna,
Hail Columbia, by the full Orchestre.
9irril /,
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Nacbrtcbt

Salomcn @an9cpere,1 scirc Sacias, fir
VS. WefanicS Glen, int
Saccb Seiufc. qRay Germin, 1910
$50. Ia.
9iadridt wirb hermit 9e9eben an ale Qlts
fpreerun9cn babenbc unb babel Sutereetrte,
oaB Elm Srire SdctaS III Der obigen Safe
aus Der Court bon Common 9lleaS prn eed,a
@auntD er9an9eu lit, ipeIdler ben 4ten Gag
Way nddlitens ;uriief su liefern III, auf ein
Metanics eien auf ein S,pciitSdi9tcs DarS,
als ta6 @i9cntbum bon Saccb Soeinie, bes
9In9efla9ten, liegeno All Der Snbieite Srrr
slubrepltrase, III bem Gaunifip 0tOrthamps
ton, echa @auntD, entbalteno III Srcnt ers
la9ter Straee Is Sus mb in Der 3iefe 90
SUE. 9luf peldeS ale babel SntereBrte Su
abten taben.
cSpnatban 8. Oiefer, S6erif.
Stcrifss9Imt, 9llleutalln,
ben 1ten 9lpriI 1910. ITO On
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Us q + It II It g..

"a mir in Grfabrurg 9ebradht habcn boe
breas Suufe [, BON oeibetber9 3p.
eeha @auntS, fdcu an eiri9en Srten StuIs
ben 9emadt bat 70 eiene bieie6 btcrmt Sur
Iatrid,t bas urterSctdnete 9Isi9niec6 bes
beia9ten Sunfel feline bon ieiuen 70 gemad)s
ten Sd,uloen beSablcn. auserbem ile ;ct9en
eine ihriftlidc sInpciiitn9 bon cenieIben Dor.
Sobn @. Ser, } 9(Bt9neeS
Senrp Senriep s bon
slnoreas &unfel.
1drs %. nQ-3m
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Snrors fit Den NsaisGcrmin 1910.
Gir6 bsSnrprs.

N1HtItC ~ WI -JtNtr~Sk A'tN Ao1Os
GjrdnbsSurcrs.
/. Schu @adenbad,, Bauer, D. S.@acun9ie.
2. @barles Softer, Wirtb, .. Milfcrb.
8. 3bom. Sern, Difiler, 9t. lBbeitball.
A. paul8uauB, Sntldenmader 9lGentaun.
S. Dan. Sfein, 8auer, Sber MiIforb.
6. pbilip Soaffner, DO. T. WiIfcrb.
Z. pbiIip Wunbauer, Waurer, ,. @iIfb.
8. Daniel @berbarb, Bauer, DO.
8. S.8.9f. Sunter, eanbei9ncr, sIlIcntaun.
10. Solepb 9ltfer, Bauer, Weieenbur9.
IL. George Snaue, Snhrnlann, 9laentaun.
12. peter 0eniIu9er, 9Sirtb, I. @acun9ie.
I3. ScIepb MiGer Sauer, St. Wtacun9ie.
ID. @cprge @iGer, Gfq. 0ticcer Macun9ie.
Is. @barles Scrber, Bauer, DO.
I6. peter Stedel, Bauer, q. Wteitbaa.
IL. @omunb Stedel, @erbfr, 9ltIentaun.
l9. paul Ballet, eanbeisner I.Wbeitball.
10. Saccb @rbmair, jr. 8auer, S.Saueona.
90. Sacpb Dilinser, eanbesuer, sIllentaun.
81. 9lnoreas 9icnmaYer, Waurer, g. Wae.
%. cSacpb Steinin9er, Bauer. S.Wacunsie.
%. Daniel SoeinibadL Willer sIaentaun.
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9CoItamts : S5ertCljt.

Sol9rnoe Sriefc iInb lcBte QScd,e i'm 9l(Iens
tauner pcitamt lie9en 9rblebeu:
sIbroham 9iece, 2crcn; 9ecbY, PDbta 9lun
Mcrie, Charles Srappenbcrger, Sacob Jtid,s
lctn, Stl9bmau 1artmau, 3eubcn Slid, Wrs
Slug Gin Serlpabr ocu Srancis 9Gillcn),
Scnrao @5crt, Sacob @laron, @borl. Surfs
batter, @briittan Weper, emanuel 3rerler,
ItI9bman y Shant, elias Shiu9ler, Sobn
Straus, Sobn Sderer.
9. 81, @rt9ht Scftlnetifer.
sileutaurL s9lprtl L,
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9DetttsS re.

Daniel Sausman, girtb, S,eibelberg.
2 Soenrp Diefenbeefer, Bauer, .. Nliiforo.
0aniel Balter, DO %
4 9lbr. 3ie9enfuB, Sdullehrer Salibur9.
Soirpb Seieer, Bauer, Joancper.
petcr @utb, &utIhenmader, slllertauu.
7 Saccb Stiefer, Sauer, q. Mdcun9te.
s 5cIepb Sdlaut, &aufnan, 4o,pbta.
Seni. SdbmcDer, Sduer, g. Macun9ie.
10 Wihael 9lice, Wtrth, 9icrthamptrn.
IL cpbn Slanf, Bauer, Sber Saiccnd.
IL Stcpben Qeb, DO Soeicelberg.
I3 samuel 0fdber, % Sber 1ilfcrc.
ID Spbn Sermcny, 8irth, 2Dun.
Is peter SdmcYer, Bauer, g. Wacun9ie.
Is @ecr9e gcunot, Bauer, Glib 98bciball.
IL Scbn 6. Sdmibt, eotfelftm. 9Illentauu.
Is Scbu gunot, 2anoci9ner, 9. 9Sbeitball.
10 Scbn Qaubah, Bauer, S1nncoer.
20 @ar( Surfbalter, 90. 8. WtIfcro.
81 Schp 2tppel, Wirtb, Sal;burg.
% T5cicpb Soctfert, Shmibt. DO
23 Saccb OecIer, @erber, Sber Wacun9ic.
"a Saccb Geiper; Sd,miet 6anncoer.
25 Sacob 91upp, Bauer, Sber Wdcun9te.
26 Spbn S1eunin9cr, 90. Glib Bbeitban.
81 Sobn Ser, @cIlfarter, SeiSelber9.
% Benjamin Sreni9, Sauer, T.Wbcittall.
% 9lno. M9Sino, @erber, Sber Saucona.
80 Scna6 SeiberltnM Ga. Beieentur9.
81 2orer; Stdbler, @Iq. Sber Wttlfprb.
30 9,eter Sd,warI outmader, >. Wilforo.
33 @ecr9e Sriebrid,, Bauer, 9. Wbeitball.
"a Charles @utb, 9Sirth, DO
80 @aiper SunIfer, Bauer, Soeicelberg.
36 Sacob 9. Siitler, DO eDnn.
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qSrrt(antottCit.

Sintemal oer adtbare Spbn Bdnfs,
preilesntsHidter III fca pcrId,ieoenen @cur,
ten bon @citon 9Neas bonn britten @eridtss
SeSirf, beltebeno ans ben @allnties Serfss
9tprtbamptpn uho 4edIa, I'M Staat HennfIls
panten, III Sraft ieines 9lmtes Drefbentrio,,
ter eerlhteecncr Scurten bon SDer uno 5ers
miner all9emetner @efdu9niss sgrlebi9unb
in beia9ten Sduntiee unb S.S. 9fube, il.
uno so iepb Sd9er, @Ntires, @ebillfsp
Nidter Der @curten ppn SDer ilnb 5ermiier
uno all9cmeincr @efdn9nis Grleci9nua fir
bic 2ihtung bon Saupt, rno anoern @erbres
deu in eria9tem ecd,a @auntY, ibren 8efeh
an MIDI 9ertdltet baben, tpotin fIe eine @curt
BON Dyer uno 2erniilter nnb Sterteljdhriger
Steun9 bon @pmntpit pleas anberaunieit
reltte 9ebalten iperocn icll IN Der Stabt
9Iaentaum, fit bas @auntp Stda, auf ben
erifcn WlDnta9 I'M M}cnat SIC a ~,
ipeld,es Der 4te Gag bee brla9tcn Nlcnafs
it, uno ipeldjc cine JSpd,e balleru miro.
90 miro biernit 9ta6ri6t 9e9ebeh
all aGe Srieocn6rifter nnb @pnitabel inner
bolb bes belagtcn @auutics prn eedd, baB
lIe baun unb oaielbit ftd in eigener pericn
nit tbren Golls, 9eccrbs, Snquiflticnen iinp
@raminaticnen einSufnbeu baber, nm ibreiI
pfidten Dor eria9ter Gcurt absuipartcn.
Se69let6en, tperbeu aud ale oiejes
nt9en, rpelfe gegeu @efangeue lit oem @jeS
fdn9nis ees @auntie6 Qed,a ais 8ld9er pbcr
3ell9en auf;utreten babrn, benadridti9et
bas fIc ff allocrt uuo bairlblt ein3ufnpen
baben, I'm bicielben ;u proiequtren: ipie &c
ibnen Gedt biinfcn mag.
@e9eben unter meiner Sanb, IN Der Stabt
sIllentaun, bieien 25lten Gag @'dra int
Sabr uniers Serrn 1910.
Gctt erbaIte bic 8fepublif i,
Spnatban .. Meefer, S6eriF.
Sdsrifss slmtifube,
9IDcntaun Rars 25. 1910
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
2eete Qrtnnerulta.

atle otejenise, tpeIdbc nod, ihulcis fInb ID
ben giihern bon Heuben @utt, Sudbruder
unb ehemali9er NerauSgeber bes "eeda pas
trict'' in 9lllentaun, tperoen hermit gum 9ess
tennal erinuert cbne Sebl ic9leid, bel benz
llnteridlriebenen in aIentann anSurufen nnb
Nidtigfeit su madIer, tpibrigsnfalIs llnfcfteR
unpermetoltd iIno.
Spbn s. Sralfe.
slbentaur, 9lpril /. nq-lrN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
Gin 2e6rjltn9ei

3ur @rlerrltn9 beS Srufcr @cih6ftS,
miro fc9Ieid IN Der Drudcrci bicIet 3citnua
angencmmcu. Gin Sun9e ocu Is bis II
Sabrci, ipilree CUTE 9lufniuntcruns Fiuben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
Sbitb sum
g 6waraxlt % ferD.

Ter llnterSeidnete bes
iiadbrid,ti9et biermit fetne
Sreuner unb bas Yhblie
FUN, raB er ben a lite II
Stanoplab, bcfannt inter
nem Enniefi nnn U@tfns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
Selfa 4ugentra0er.

Dieies pcrtrefflidte N2itteI fir entsiinbetc
Enc itpad,e slu9en, 1T bsim Dueeno unb
@InSeln III eicier Drudcrei ,lt baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
Scrbeir0tbct:

9In, IeBteu Spntag curd ben @brp. Soru.
German Spfcpb Snnt BON SalStur9
nit Qeoina a SerseL bon SitosQBbetttau.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01


unter bem 9tdmen ocn Silli9's gBirtbss
hauie. uuo leetbin befpcbnt bon Charles
@utb, 9elegen in Subs9SbeitbaQ ; ipcfelblf
er bereit feiu rpirb feline @dite uno 9telenbe
aufs bette gu be,pirtben. Der 5iih unb Bar
wirb itets init ben bcifen Speiirn unc @es
tdnfen perleber iein, uno bic StaIlun9 1T
gut uno 9erdumia. @r bofft burd quite SeF
ptrthun9 unc Siai9fcit in leincn Scrcerun'
gen, Die Suncfhaft bes pubIifumS ju erbaI'
ten.
SaS S6neioers@eIh
wirb bon INN an cbi9em pIaee fcrt9efibrt
pcrcen, uno od er cine erfabrcne Soanb in
cemieIben 1T, 10 bpfft er auf bic Suncfhaft
cteler 9tahbarldaft.
Daniel 9uth.
9lprtl |. nq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
PROSPECECTUS:
For publishing a 'ceekly newspaper IN the
borough Of AlIentOscn, to be called
Ndrrtsottdlr Of zcDtgh.

borough Of AHentosrn, to be called
Ndrrtsomtar Of zcDtgh.
Having long since felt the want of an
English paper in Lehigh county, advocat-
ing the glorious Principles handed down to
us by our Revolutionary sires, and being
anxious to refute the ISLANDERS which are
heaped upon the PEOPLES CANDI-
DATE" by vile presses, Iesta blished and
fostered by the spoilers ,in this county,
a number Of the citizens of Lehigh have
induced the subscriber TO issue this Pro-
spectus.
The political principles.-of the paper
will correspond with its name. II will
ardently and zealously support the no.
mination of the Democratic National Con-
vention, General WIN. II. HARRISON,
of Ohio, and JOHN TYLER, of Virga.
In addition 10 political controversies, due
portion of the paper will be devoted to
Literature, Agriculture, News; &C., and
shall at all times be open for all discussions
having tendency to promote the welfare
of our citizens.
The HARRISONIAN will be found
steady and watchful at its post, and will
be the unwavering and fearless advocate
of Whig Principles, never shrinking from
the performance of its duty.-The friends
of the distinguished Harrison may there
fore expect the hearty cooperation of the
"Harrisonian" in every measure tending
to promote his election. -.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
Gin 1teuer QBtrtb /!

Der llntcrSeidnete madt
hermit feiuen Sreunoeu
llno benz Yublifum iibers
baupt tte 9InSeise, baB er
bas ippblbefanute Birtbss
hn,lS hp,nnen hat. hRfnnut
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-14
"BRITISH WING INSIGNIA.

The Wings held strict party celebration on
Saturday last, and we learn that the British flag
was raised at mast head, (so termed) and the
american flag at half mast, and thus rema ned
through the day--emhlematcal, probably, of
their principles AMI attachments
The above is from the North Star of the Ilth
inst and is like most of the stories in the Van
Buren, papers respecting the Whigs-infamons-
ly false. The Wings on the 4th atLyndon rails
ed liberty pole, to which, about fifty feet from
the ground was attached the American flag, with
the name of Harrison and the American Eagle
upon it; and at the top of it was red streamer
or pennant, with the inscription of 'Old,Tip,' the
pole and tags acre precisely IN imitation Of the
main mast Of the american ship Constitution, ;
,chen in conflict ,Oitths Che British ship Java, an
The last ,oar. 1t was copied from representa-
ton of the ship when in battle, aud just like all
men Of war. Was this a British Wing Insig.
nin?'