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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16

verdigris, Chrome, Green, Prussian Blue.
Chrome Yellow, yellow Ochre, Stone do,
Vermilion, Carmine, Drop Lake, Rose Pink,
Red Ochre, RedLead, Venetian Red, Spa
nish Brown, Spanish Whiting, White Lead,
Dry; White Lead 10 Oil, Flake White, Ivory
Black, Lamp Black, Black Lead, Terra De
Sienna, TIMBER, Water Colors, Paint Brush
es, Sash Tools, Marking Brushes, Camel
Hair Pencils, Black Lead Pencils, GIabs,
Gold Leaf, Silver Leaf, Copal Varnish, Ja-
pan, Bright do, Indigo, Nader. Logwood,
Camwood, Red Wood, Red Saunders, Nut
gals, Cochineal, Copperas, Alum.
N. B.-A constant supply of MEDICINE
CHESTS, containinga complete assortment
of Medicines suitable for Plantation, Family
or Steamboat use, always on hand.
0rPrescriptions accurately compounded.
R. N. FETHERSTON'H & Co.
August Is, 1889. Gift
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
LY effect removal Of this most tedious and
disagreeable disease.

LY effect removal of this most tedious and
disagreeable disease.
Others who have emigrated to that rich
and promising portion of our country-men
who went out full Of hope, and confident OF
winning a competence from the luxuriance
Of the soil or who carried 10 the ouiposts OF
our settlements the mercantile or mechani-
cal experience won in the crowded cities and
towns of the older States, have either return
ed with shattered constitutions and depress
ed spirits, or they remain in their new homes,
dragging out weary life; at last to sink, I'M
der some disease to which they are predls-
posed nv. that terror of the West, the FEVER
and AGuE. Their hopes are blasted-their
business energies destroyed-their I'll Dorado
becomes desert, and the word of promise,
made to the ear is broken to the hope.
To these individuals, Mr.. MoFFAT would
say-"Try the life Medicines, and you viii
yet anticipate your most sanguine expecia.
tons, for they will certainly restore you to
healh.n
FEVER and AGUE is complaint which re-.
quires to be met at its first approach, and
combatted at every stage. Seldom fatal OF
itself, it reduces the strength, ard impairs
the functions of the organs, so that upon the
manifestation of disease Nature is unable,
unassisied, to resist the inroad. The LIFE
MEDICINES, when taken strictly accordngto
directions will cure it, and give to the weak
and trembling victim of disease, new health,
life and strength.
| For further particulars of the mode OF
treatment, the reader is referred to the COOP
SAMARrTAN, a copy of which accompanies
the medicine. A. copy may be OF tanned OF
the different agents who have the medicine
for sale.
| French, German and Spanish directions
can be obtained on application at the Of
fee, 375 Broadway, New York.
All post letters will receive immediate at
tention.
Sold wholesale and retail by WILLIAM B.
MoFFIT, 375 Broadway, N. Y. "A liberal
deduction made to those who purchase to
sell again.
Agents-The Life Medicines may also be
had ofthe principal Druggists in every town
| throughout the United States and Canadas.
Ask for Mofat's Life Pills and Phenix Bit
tiers; and be sure that a fac smile Of John
Moffat's signature is upon the label Of Teach
hottie of Bitters, or box of Pills.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
PREMIUMS.

Any person sending us $40 and FIVE names
shall receive two extra copies for one year,
addressed to any names designated.
Any person sending So shall receive three
copies for one year.
Post Masters, and all others, are allowed
20 per cent. for all subscriptions sent to us
by them.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16

"a LII persons are hereby cautioned -
gainst trading for Note drawn By me
in favor of II. H. Kelly. for three hundro-
Dollars. or thereabOuis; dated some time
~ October last, and payable on the Isl Of
January ic4O. have Offsets against hin
20 more tnan that amount, and am deter
mined not 70 pay II unless compelled by
SAML. N. ROBB.
January !, 1910 60-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
Miscellaneous.

Seidlitz, Soda, Saratoga and Ginger Beer
Powders; Stoughton Bitters, Cologne Wa
ter, Alcohol, Court Plaster, CASTLE Soap, Ar
senic, Anthony crude, and Glass OF Anti
mony, Armenian Bole Cantharides, Castor,
Catechu. Chalk, prepared; Dragons Blood.
Frankincense, Flower of Sulphur, 1apis
CaIaminaris, Magnesia, Mamma, Mercury,
Musk, Patent Lint, Steel Filings, Rust Of
Iron, Spermaceti, Tamarinds Tapioca, Sage,
Pearl Barley, Putty, White Wax Writing
Sand, Playing Cards, Alspice, Borax, Brim-
stone, Beeswax, Blocking (shoe), Bed pans,
Cobalt, Cloves, Crocus, CorISs (bottIe an. :
viaI), Litharge, Emery powdered, No. i to
81, Ginger trace and powdered), Glue,
Glass window, Gallipots, Honey, lsiDglass,
Ink Powder, Lancet Cases, Mace, Piperine
Nutmegs, Pearlash, Pill Boxes, Pumice
Stone, Paper writing, letter, wrapping, and
sandy, Rosin, Rotten Stone, Scales and
Weights, Starch, Saltpetre, Snuff Maccaba
and Rappee), Sunff Beans [Tonq) Sealing
Wax, Syringes (self, p p and Ivory Sheep
Skins, Smaks, Sponge, Tooth Brushes,
Windsor SoaE Waters, Zinc, CaIcincd Mag
nesia Amer D, Solidified Copaiya, Lucifer
Matches, Kreosote (pure FRY, Red Ink,
Thyrdace OF Lacturium, Preston Sails, la
pera in boxes, Phosphorus, Pill machines,
Jpiube Paste in boxes l-4lh each.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
Instruments.

Cupping, Dentist, F0rceps; Lancets-
Spring, Thumb, and Gum; Tooth Drawers
Ratheters, Silver, Elastic Bougies; Elastic,
Cectum Trussas.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
Glass Ware, &c.

Show, smelling, specie, saltmouth, tine
ture, nursing, and wine Bottles; fancy, es-
sence, and prescription Walls; Cup ping
Glasses, Breast Pipes, Nipple Shields, Graz
duated Measures, DemJnhn's, Pill Tiles,
Spatulas, Wedgwood Mortars. and Pestles
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
A CARD.

THE Undersigned have associated them.
selves as co-partners in the DRUG Blu.
SINESS, under the firm Of R. N. Fern.
ERsToN'H g. Co.
R. N. FETHERSTON'H.
d. f. TODD.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
Elizabeth Female Academy

April IL, 1910.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16

OErWE invite the attention Of the publ,
to the following catalogue Of
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
Drugs, Medicines, &eChemicals.

most Of the essential articles,
which weashail end avor to keep constantly
on hand, fresh and genuine, direct from the
Northern and Eastern cities, and for sale on
as good terms terms as they can be nad at
anv other southern town.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-15

Haly-TrieSie iaborers I'D. per day without
b ard do. 6i. per day with board; Itua, ~, 70 iod
per day without board do 4d. 10 3D. per day with
board Lombardy, al. 10 81 per day do Genoa,
Sd TO 81, per day do and without longings; Ius-
cany Cd per day wi hou, either.
Saxony.-n 10 1887 employed in bis own
loom working very diligently from MeDday morn
ing 10 Saturday night, from 50elOek 10 the morning
until dusk aBd even al times with lamp, his vile
assisting him In finishing and taking bim the work
could nat possibly earn than 20 groschen
fab,ui 60 cenlsTpe week. Nor could one who had
three children aged IL years and upwards, all work
ing al the loom as we'll hi self with his vile EN-
ployed doing up the work, earn in The whole mere
than 81 weekly"
Narisaiioa Between us ana England this Is
placed upon foong Of equality; all advantages 10
our navigalors being abrogsed. II an Interest can
bear direct composition, this IS The one But ie, ns
see the result a. set down BY MIR Porter. 10 1921
says this writer The proportion OF British vessels
which entered the ports OF the U1iled States was
7 Is per cent compared witirthe American tonnage
employed in The foreign Trade OF the Uniied States
while, in 1885, that proportion was Increased 10 81
per cent The actual numbers u each Of The years
IRON 1921 10 1926 have been as follows:
The Madisonian., 1840-02-15

NOTES.

The statistics referred to in the remarks OF Mr. Da-
Wis contained in Poitcrs Progress of the Nations
and Wade's History The M,ddlea and Working Classes
two recent and respectable aulhores relying for the
correctness OF the facts contained IN the following
tracts chiefly upon the statistics collected by the British
Government.
These Developments show the farmer and all other
working meh, the condition Of the working classes
Europe, aud upon what limited they subsist. Il
Is this class OF men with whom they the
OF cheap production, and consequently Of coarse aud
wretched existence ior the which reduce
them TO hopeless penury Will produce like results here
II few pence day will support men there, viii
fail TO do II here The intelligent working man OF the
United States viii pause before he piecpttates himself
INTO such reiuevable wretchedness ch ,apen pro-
duets OF labor He will inquire whether il tendsto ee-
vate or depfess his race-~helher the privileges aud
hopes OF freeman utterly delusve and end in
tracing his steps To the degraded condition from which
We all believed we had escaped In his descent from
his present commanding position, he may well carry
with him these reflections, down 10 despair, aud
spurn all the dazzling theories Of sef-goyernment as
usory, II they leave him TO subsist the humble diet
and to grapple with the sufeungs OF the desolatc
portion OF mankind.
Woees N Eraace --Calais common lahorers nd
per day, with board and without dwelling Boulovue
Sd per day, DO. do Nantes. Sd per day. without board
and without dwelling MarseIlles, 4d to "a per day
with board and without dwelling The food IN some
districts consists rye Bread soup made OF mllet
visions and vegetables rarely If ever, butchers meat
In others. wheaton bread, soup made with vegetables
and lrtle grease lard twice day, potatoes other
vegetables, but seldom butchers meat"
.Siredea -" The daily wages Of skilled agrcultur-
st 3D. Sd /; while the unskied obtain no more
than 30 or 4d., and b ard themselves Agncuturists
IN the Southern provinces live upon sal! fish and pota-
toes IN he Northern provinces pondge and rye bread
form their food
Barar,a =" Labofers are psid at the rate Of Sd per
day IN the county," without board
Beigtum.--"A A skilled artisan may in summer
Is I'd. to Is sd in winter from l0d. to Is 3D.. un-
skilled bali much without board live upon rye bread
potatoes and milk" Agricultural lahorers have less
Germany Dantziz laborers AID. 10 "a. per day
without board Mulhburg I'd. per day do; Hol-
stein, I'd, per day without board
Netherlands. South Holland laborers Sd 10 4d.
per day with board; North Holland 20i. per day
without board; Antwerp, ID. per day do; West
Flanders, Dos. 10 lO4. per year with board
The Madisonian., 1840-02-15

blessings OF a free and equal government.
believe il, therefore, to be The duty OF Repre-
sentative, TO cohciliaie, by every possible
means, the members Of our great political
family and always TO bear in mind that az
the union was affected only by spirit oi mu-
tual concession and forbearance, so only can
il be preserved.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-15

The British increase Is $50 per cent; the Ameri-
can II per cent This is the result Of treaties and
conventions called reciprocal.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-15
TwENTY-sIXTH CONGRESS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FIRST Sc S SToN.
THURSDAY, February /;

Mr.. SARGEANT, on leave, presented letter
from Samuel Hazard, Esq. addreSsedo to the Speaker.
accompanying a copy Of the first volume Of " The
United States Register" Read and referred % me
Committee on the Library.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-15
cuMBEaLAND ROAD.

The unfinished business the memorial Trc
nted by MIR. DAVIS, Of Indiana, from The National
Convention of-deegates from the States Of Ohio
Indiana, and Illinois, held at Terre Haue, in tue
such measures may be best calculated ia insure
the final completion Of The Cumoerlnpd Road win
the least possible delay, which memorial Mr d
had moved 10 refer 10 The Committee OF Ways anl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
Sdjertfs- -9Serfdufe.

taraft uuterfbienliher 8efeble bon Bert
otticni @rpcnaS, aus Der Court pcn GSntcn
pleas fur 2edla @auntD al mid, 9erid,tet,
fca anf DffentIidlcr Senbu serfauft loerceu !:
0erner, Witttpp6s, ren 25. Wtars
ltm 10 llbr 9crmitta9s, AT hcm Soauie bon
Sacpb Sage bu d,, in her Staot 9lls
lentdnr, cine 9eiptfe Got @runb, lic9cnb in
rrl19ter Stabt eed,a SauntD, Itcseno nGro>
lid an Gotten bon @ecr9c 9)unb unb @err9e
Seelfrid, Ditltd All Sames Steel, unb Iablid,
an elmer Got bon Saccb Sa9cnbuf, fpeitlid,
all ctner ofentIihen 9IleD, in Der Srcnt euts
bait eirielte nah Sames Steel Su 60 SuB,
uno III Der Gtcfc $50 Sus. 9luf eerIelbcn lit
erridl'ct cin stpeiittfi9teS iletnern Saus nit
3ubetor. Oes9letdleu cine 9cipifc @runez
Sctt, lie9cnb in Icrthamptcl Gaunid)ip, III
erid9tem SauntD, ifceeno an 2ano pcn @as
thartnd &eiper, 2euben S.aines NIB prter
Duber enttalrcnb prei sIfer 9cflarte6 Hano
mehr reer penger, nebit 3u9ebrr.
@In9eic9cn uno III @recuticu 9eucmmen
ais Sa5 Gt9cntbum BON 9 br &eiper.
CSonotb1n .. Oteefcr S6eriff.
Sderiffss9Imt 9IlIentaurL1
Setruor %, 1910. nq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
OeHentliCbe 25cnpu.

Sreitaos uno Samita9s, ben 27itcr nnH
2slten @drS icu al Dem Hanie Ger oers
ftrrbcncn ph6be Seniterm a der, III
sIllen IaunId,tp, Tcr.bamrtcn GauntD, Of
fenttidl perfnuft tprrbcn:
pfcroc, 9linopieb, Sdlwcinc, SctrrGicb,
ein Gjdulswa9cn nit 5oeulettern, ctu Spas
serwa9en, p1n9e, @9qcn, WincmlhIe, cine
Strobbanf, Sruhtreff, SeuIc, &c. @lridbs
falls ein Secretdr Soausuhr, @otltNranf fsls
pferue unb eiierne Seiel Scttcn unS @ett'
laben, ncbt Ionit nod, picler!ei Scauss Sall'
crils nnc ttl,den9erdth, sn mcttI6ufIt0 ;u
meiesn.
Die Scrcu wirb al jcccn, Sage I'M scbn
llbr Scrmitta9S anfnn9cn nIc 9chort9e 2Iuf'
ipartuil9 9coebcu ipcreen bon
Sanlue( 8Gbler 9lpminiifrotcr.
Mdr; d. Ha-Snl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
OeHentltCGe 9Snru.

G5 icu ouf Sfeutliher Gcncu pcrfanft
ipsrcen, Ocunerita9s uuc SreitaN6, cen 90.
unc 27. OtirS nid)iten6, am $anie rc6 rers
iicrbeucn Saccb GricbcI, III SberWdl'
frro Eaunit,tp, ecda &auutD, frl9ence be-
tre9lid,c 9lrtidel:
Nfrrcc, 9tmrpict, Sd,lUciue, Shaafs
W6eeu NIT @coeD uno Cedc, cine "a Stnl'
cen llbr init Jfatcn, Tesf, nit ctnrm Su'
d,rrfbranf, Scttcu uuo &cttlacen, fppfernc
unc eiicrne &riitI, 0etrcfncte pdppt!'Scdrc
ltno Iruf ncth olIerlei SHauSs uno Sud)en8e'
rGth, Su ,peitliufti9 gu meIccu.
Die &cneu foil Ritta9S I'M 10 .lbr anflt'
gen NIB bic Srtin9un3en tefannt 8cmaht
tperecn ocn
9(nn1 Srtc6cl, 9lbmtniitrir.
M1r; 4. iid-inI
E~Gjriiti9e Gierdnfc iIno turhaus be,
Sieler @elcgenbctt oerbctCn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
OefentlteEe eSenpu.

Dcnucrlta9s, ben 26. Mdr,, ipH am Soau'
fe uub all Der @erberei BON Oapio Sierh
In sIlleutnun, 6hentlib perfauft pcreen:
Cine sro6e Suantitdt pom beffen
Gcblleoer, &ipleoer, Salbleoer, Sbers
lerer @eIbtrr1 9anm. mo &nmnetz
4(toer, ein I @dul5lpa9eh 3 l 9dnlSs
@eihirre, eiu prddbti9er @nrriersItId) bon
Wsarmcrlfein, bSlSerne Gnrriertildel 5ruel
qrcee qBaaecu NIT @erptd,te, etnc eebers
oeer 3atafspreiIr, cine Suantttdt 0linoc,
edlrifitcin, 98atInuBptanfcn, l Strchbanf,
(Gottcl unb 3aunL Sd,lIttenbeIleL Ssfen
nit 9tchr, . Shubfarren, ncbit elmer 8er'
ithieoeubeit opr Soau8ratb uno @ertersges
it,irr, AT meitlanftig 81 mcleen.
Die Ienbu ipiro i'm, 12 llbr Witta9s ans
fauqcn, 1t. bic 8ebtn9un9cn tefannt 8emaht
a,nb 2lnfpartlm9 9e8ebcn ipereen bon
gelpi6 S6mtrt
SO. s.. 8lumer.
Slf9nce6 bon 0apio Sierp.
'sPdr, II, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
9(Qentoulter Gtfen9te6crct.

Die llnterseid,ucten h1tU itd' MN 0chns
rig eir9erihtct, I'M ntIc Seitcltun0en IN SjuB'
arteitcu fir Wublwerfr, WaihtcncTCtcn &C.
su teScr9en uuo oa lle nit ben nrtb9cn Creh'
bdnfeu orrIcbcn ilnc, 70 fbnncn lte Sjn6arteIs
ten auf bic bette Dirt orehen uno auefertt9sn.
9)tuhlmadDcr uuo aneere itno cin9rlGren,
III Der sllIentauuer Giieseret etniniprrdcn,
bic frhber pcr S.erru 6 piepb &. Sd9er
scflibrt warce, wclelbt Ge cine 9rcEe &cr'
jhicecuhct bon Wiuitern beIchen fDnncn,
spcrruter fh ATE bic ncueftcn nno teitcn
@inrid,iuVaen fur IHbi9eIdlirr tefnoen.
GbcnfallS babsn fic gu certaufen &'Hedrs
beiteu fir pFrcefraft, Sfens Harr- WaidTes
nen, Md9eubild,ien, Q8clfttfcrnbretbcr lc.
,SreebcrlL %rcttt unb &rallB.
slffsutaunL Wdrs IL. SIN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
9laChrtlhf.

9tllc tiejeni9eu, tpeld,e an bic 5ointerlaIs
isulhaft bes ueritorben SO ia NJ 9 oa 8,
unc al bic lestteri9e Sirma prn 8 8
uno SO MIA II, friiber bon Der Stabt 9lls
lentauil auf ir9cno cine slrt Iduloi9 flnb,
ipercen biermit auf9efcrcert fc9leid an ben
llnterSchnctcu abiubejat!eu. - llno iclde,
luelte ncd red,tnldsi9e 9Iufcrterun9en an
beia9te S1intcrldiienitaft peer Sirma baben,
fGnnen tbre 9tehnun9en prblbetdti9t icbalo
ME mt8lid etnbrin9eu, bamtt Nifti9teit 9es
maht pereen fam.
GSacpb .. SoaS, 9lon,iniifrotpr.
NNentauiL Mdrs III. ilq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
81 q CD IT Cb t

,pirb hermit 9s9cben, taB Der llntcricitnc,
te, in SbcrsM1cun9ie 1aunIdp, Rcdn SIP
icincn Stcbr ou6oertouft bat ali 9larcu %.
9tcnriu9er, uuo CAP er aIip oas Stchr: Cies
lhdft mie lcuit uid't mchr bercibt. NeShalb
fcrrcrt or ale oiejen0cu ouf cie nceb in icis
ucu &iid'ern i'm 9iutfitauee iIno, mic audi
cieient9cn, bje ned, III fcrecru baben, ;,ui'
ftIen nun uno benz ltcn sIpriI 0ittbtlJtett
ju madcu.
Ter llutcrSeicHuctc itattet hermit iciucn
un9chcut,cItcn uno her;Iid,eu Donf on icis
ucn NrcunoCu uuo rl6 putlif!m ab fur bic
fretmuthige llmteritlleulN, ncmit &c ibu IN
ictncn Stckr9eitti1ften tcchrt h1teu.
Gem Ortul.
g. q. Nic Stchr,@cfd'6fte pcrren icBt
'pie friherbin fcrtgeiest werocu pcu 9Iarcn
y. 9lrnnin8cr, mclder 9cccntt burd, pirfts
ltthe 9Lufpartmng nup qutcn NIB mohIfticu
Baaren bic irlther 9ereheue GWUSiaoft ;u
crbalten.
W'drS IL. nq-4M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
Gpans' ,&amtQen ptQeu.
"Opifer per orbem dicor."

Or. Goan5 bieut BEN 2etbenbcu.
Die Sanlilenblume Cpber fpie fle in Der
Nuhlt'pra0e 9endnnt iplro, Anthems nohi-
us lis roer Chamoemelum, bonn 9richifdem
9Scrte Samat anf benz 8obcn, iluo Ntilrn,
EN- s'ffel neil tte auf eem Sceen mddft
ili'o ple Ell 9Ipfel ricdt hat cine fd,mubiq
mrtBe Sdrte, tdrfen 9erud) nue titterit
arcmatilden @eidmof.
6amllIe lit ctu milbrs Stdrfunasmitte[
III tletnen Scieu dllf benz Wa0cn onwenbs
far. rno ihm sutrd9ltd. GS 1T tcfprbers
III Jrrcm 3utauce alI9cmciner Shpdde NIT
errlornem sirpetit anmeubbar, bic ben @ies
eGer9eltelcncen ben tetrFothtlfen Sietern rlt
bemfllht.
Nn JterpDie unb Gntfrdftete.
Gontc cpiQen.-Gte Giocnfhoftef,
bon @paus' Sfamilen liQen fTnb Der glrt,
taB cerSfIcpfen, sitternee Sonb, fctril,m
lidtc 9n0eu unb tcunrubiotes Semiltb pcr.
lhrcn 9Nutuu9en reridmnecn, pie nddlfs
I'ne Sun'te cpr Gem wcbItl dt9en @influffe
Ger Mcr9enirrnc. Gle fIno icit lanae be;
Sellnn9 non QSedlicIfehcrn, rcrbunecn NIT
6leeern nnrc9clmdbt9cr 9rt, be9leitct pcf.
SarmecrItrrtIn9 9Iudltd an9ementct irrrs
bcn.
Die tcnifd,e WcbiStn it fir 01erprntranfs
helten, all9cmrine Sdjwdhe, llnpcrtoulid,s
felt uno Sercn Trl9en, nie WPanael an llps
pctlt Wid9cnermeiterur9, Sddrfc, unau9cs
nehmsr ejcld'maf in Wurbe, Gjerduicb lit
pcn GtnScmCiten, rcrpGfe Gpmrtpme,
N'attI9Felt, frcnn ba6 @cmiltb unli6t, otocs
lpannt Gcennferrclt, mclardrliidb unb nics
ecr9ebrndt cridleint 9Ius;ebruuA runtler
SIdr GeltrllIm nno ale onSern nerpGlen
Symrtcnlc ncrbcn ricir 99iIlen iIdbrr unb fir
| iinmer hcllen.
GcanS' &amit(eu. VjNen rurbcn in 9lmcs
rita Sucrlt 1885 ein9efubrt.
Gpdns' obrIbrcucc SSdmilcr.Wllen,
ilro ans rejrcm pfan;enifctfe ;ulommcnoe@
lrEt nod ben itrcr0itcn 91eqrln Der QHiTens
ihott unS Stnnit ;lIe tcmirtcn ME llrbclfct
mo werren 9ardnttrt ta6 he fcI9enec Stronfs
bcIten hCtlcn, frrldIc aus SlntnnreiniQfcilru
entitchcn, namlid :-9lrcrIcric, @alrntes
| Idmereen, SNuItcn, @rfdltun0en, SNal6IdmerS
Scn NIT Gjcfohmilren, Sd)arlatfictcr, 9,ltbs
ma, Cholera, Hcbcrid'mer,er, 9itcrciE unb
SldicnfrdnthcttCr, Sctaucr, Die tclrnrcr6
| SraIicnStlnmcr hclmrd1cn, uno icne S{ronfs
hcItrn dIIcr 2trt, pC!d,Cu Die mcnid)icte 9tas
tUr unterpcrfcn it uno no Der Oto9cn lccct
9llI9Cn1cinc 0prldriften.
Or. gEm. @ran6' tcnftc Sdmiiicnsl1ik
len milfIcn rrci rcr jcbcr N}ohl;cit ocncu,s
men mcrccn, lmo fclltcu fe nidIt mirfrn,
jmel rbcr rrct am Mrr0cr, I'M cine reieh!is
dbe @'ntcEruu9 hcltei3ufubreu.
Nlcie NlICn IIub i'm Sud,ilrbr tc6 Nriez
eEn6: Sc!Cn III hotcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
Sames cyante(cil,
Wirs 19.

hat III fcinem S1lcibersStcbr III Der S,amiftrn
Strase, smiIteu Capt. Gjumrcrt's uno Slus
mers Suhitcbr, 9c9eaiiter ScaS' lutitr)r
ein ou9emctnes enforcement UCn
Silbern, @a1iimcrs, Cabinets, 9Ses
tten5ell9e II. {. ~.
auf Nano uuo fam baber ollc 9lrtcn fleis
buu9sitiidc ihnca unc Scihmatpca licfcrn.
Gin 9lhortcment ferti9cr Slcirer.
bon jccer Scnrnnuu9 it fcrhpibrcno gu has
BEN uub CT itcbt caflr, bas tJc auf bic bcite
QSciie 9cnaht itnb.
sCTP9ll6 9l9ent fir bic MeuDcrfer unb Vbi
laoelpbiner 9tule6 f1nu man lclde lei ihm
befcmmcn uno er it QEiIIcn6, ecnjeniacr, eic
c5 rpitnid,rn mS9cn, ScIcbrun9cn iter rcu
0r9euitane Su 9ctcu.
~"@in enforcement urr SipesMlfcu fir
Sdlnciccr III miercrum bci tbm ;u hntcn.
2IIlcntdun, OIdrS Is. --nqI5
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25

9ltGc Dicjcut9en weld,c uch on bic S>jntcrs
lafIcnltaft re6 pcritcrbcucn So an SuN
leBtbin bon giiccersMacuu0ie GomIfip, Qss
d,a Gauntp, id,ulri9 iInN, trerpen hermit
ouf9cforocrt obntcSdblen, ;miitrn jest mo
benz 3litep MdrS 1910, on ccm l1ouic pru
3subcu SuB in bcia9tcm Iaunfdip. @Icidls
falls wercen cud Srlde crludt tpcld,c ned,
rcdtmi6i1c 9Infcrreruu9en al beiaAte S,uts
tcrlafcnfthaft habcu, ibre 9tchnuu9cu bis
gum cbi9em Datum mo Srt cinSuhdneigcn,
Sdrit GidhtigFeit gemad,t mcrceu f1nn.
8cor9e S6lt0er, 9lbm'pr.
M1rS IL. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
81 q COrtCI t

wirb bicrntit 9cacbch roB Der llnterScidlncs
te ais gIomtniltrotcr bon Der ScintcrlaGcns
ihaft ees Ueritcltcnrn So fepb Brig Ii e,
leBtbm bon Der Stdbt glIlentaun, an9eiteut
wcroeu it, 9Iile eicjcni9en, WeId,e nod auf
irNcno cine Dirt an bcia9te S1tntcrIafcnihaft
idlul6i9 ilnc, merben bdter cruitIidl auf9es
fcrrert, inHcrhalb 6 QSrtcn bel Gem Inter
itriebcnen in 9IIcntauu anSurufen II. 2id,s
ti9fcit 81 MAIDEN. llno lpltbr, iprld)e re9cls
mast9e sInfcrcerun9en taten, wrrcen ebens
falls ouf9cfcrrrrt, innerb0lb eringtcm 3eits
punft ihrr &chnun9en wrbltcIheiHi9t clnSu.
h6nei9en, an
George Stein 9(cminjifrator.
9iNcntaun, Scbr. 12. ila-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-25
geBte Qrtnllcrult0.

9tne bieieni0en, welde nod auf irNero ris
ne gIrt ft,ulpt9 iInc al bic Sltntcrladcnihaft
cc6 pcrltcrtencu = ME | q Der, lcets
bin BON ].cicrItcr9 Gaunichip, Gcdo @auns
tD, werbcn hermit gum Qeetenmalc ouf1cfcr>
bert rkue Schl inncrhalb ricr yHrd)cu tei
Dem llntrrihrirbcncn III beIa9tem Gonnittip
on;urufeu unb Jiidti9fcit 81 mad,eu, tncem
Ie e6 I'D, fcltft Su oerbanfeu bateL wcnn iIc
uahacbcnc6 llnfoiien 81 bcSohlrn hubcn.-
llno irldIe, ipeld)e nrd, redtmdGQc 2Iufrrtcs
run9eu al beld9tcr jctntcrlafcuid,aft hobcn,
wcrccn etenfaas ouf9cfcrccrt biuncn beiugs
tenn 3citpunftc bel ibm on;urufcu uro 9ltd,s
ti9teit ju MADDEN, tnrrm nad,Acbenc6 nidt8
mebr au0cnrmnlcn lpcrceu miro.
9Sjllt1m Seuiterm16er, 9lbmjn.
Se6ruar 10. rg-3m