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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
Qllforperult0.

"a mir, Die llrterid,rietenen, nnfere Tud,s
NIB Y8ea Tactcr3 perFauft batsn, uno S.
Srcb Il, Der bjeicEe betrcibt, bis 2lnfauBs
ndditcn 9Ipril bon bier wc9;iCtt 70 criudrn
mir dle oicjenigen, Die III uniern @uhcrn
ais Shnioner itebeIt ;,piid,cu jckt Nib benz
llten 9iprlI oielc6 Sahrcs 9lidti9tett gu nIas
hen, ba Hcd,nuuacn inner ridti9Cr NIB gu
arrBcrer 3ufricecuhcit obNcihtrGeu ,pcrbcu
s0TRerL pcuu beioe 3hctle icl t ;u9c9cn
Nnc, Gle 8nthcr aber ndd, @eri1uf ee6 llten
2Irrils frcmocu (,dneeu ubcr9ctcn wcrecn
icReu.
Nld,Srm mir ncN pN, allcu uuierr 0Utra
Rnuosn freunpiti,aflitI It,ciccu, canftu mir
uameutlih bencr, tte te5 9r6Citer5 NNiihu
eurh crrentIldle uno pitnftlidje 3abiun9 81
belobnen pfIe8ten.
OenrV unb GjeW9e Srrtif.
Saruar Is. RQ-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
2eBte Griltueru,lQ.

stQc bjcjcui0cr, weldIc nod onf ir9cuo eis
lie 2rt Idlulci9 iJnc al bic Sointcrloheufdaft
ces Yerifrrbcrcu Z ante u Der, lcets
bin Yrn SHctcctter9 Gaunid,ip, 2cda @auns
~, tpcrcrn hermit gum HeBtenmdle auf9efors
cert cbne Nehl inacrholb ricr gGcthcn lei
ccm llnterid,rjctcncr i'll trin9tcm Ianulhip
ar;urufcu uuo 9iitttiqfcit ;u MADDEN, inrcm
Ge e6 iid ietbit III peredufeu bdtCu, nenn lGc
nodl9ehenbS ,lufciten ;u bc;atlcn hdtcu.-
llub lcld)e, pcldle ucd rcdtmiGi9c slnfcrtcs
run9eu al beiaotsr S,intsrlaNtnfd'aft haten.
perNcn ebenfollS arfgefcrrert, tinuen beino,
tenn 3eitpunfte bel linn ar;urufrn rno Mid,s
ti9tcit ;u MAIDEN, iuocm nohQcbcnc5 uictte
nlekr ou9cnommen mcrecn miro.
QSillt1m Seniferma0er, 9(bmiu.
SebrMar 10. rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
q q Ch + / Cl t.

stNe bjcicuj3eu, wcld,e nod, an eic S,jutcrs
laNcnihoft be6 reritcrtcucu eIo am Ser IL,
Icethn non 2IIen Gauni,hip, Tcrtbamptcn
@auntp, Ihulei9 iJnr, es lct ouf ir9cuo cine
9Irt, werecn bicrmit bcradjridIti9t ir0Icit
an cen llntrrScidInctcn 9leminiitr0tcr ot;us
teSahlen. @jleittfal6 fDuueu and Srld}r,
meld5c nod, glnfcroerrn9en an beia9te I>ins
tsrlaffeufhnft haten, ihre GcdNnuE4en prtIs
bclotigt emtrn9clL pamt Nihti0feit 9es
m1dN Wcrbcu fam.
q. 90. GerA 9Ipmilliifratrr.
Tcbr. 10. rq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
S3rctter- -6of.
George Sciper ulO 60, 0rcttcrbitcs
fer III 9QIeutIuu.


C9febcu Dieter &nhn6 9Strtt6hdu6.)
@endd'rid'tiRcu ihrs Sreunec II. eir dccfrs
te5 putlifum utcrbaupt, eaf ile 70 eteR Gle
nru 9rrscn Eprrath ocn Saubpl; uuterfhisrs
Ltter ScTt;n einSc!c0t b0tclL ipcrgn;er Idl
btTnecn
8site Srrtcn gels nne mcte 9leirt Tlrrs
tcrcS, tirldcubcrc6 mo lIlufcn, Ndnnels
Wrres, &jCltpcint ScdrtinG6 fir Scnltcrs
Gdhmen,SNmlrd Scdntliras, Sparren. %al,
fen. jeoe Gerte Wretter, %duhrlA Vfcltcm,
eattcn nnc ale Srrten Sd)incclyL MamCr.
tattcuL II. {. II.
Ste peloen trlmcr Cilteu tcltdneiacu Scr.
rath rti9rter 9idcl 1uf [1lno tatcu, rrmit
Ecutc ats rem Gencc uericteu Wereer fcNen.
Ndnftar fur cas- ihr rcu bSm Nub!ifum
AsIdleNtte GsrtrancL hrffcn iJe eurt) biliiGc
prcUe nnc ldncIIc Scbjcuuu0 tir StuHr fd,1ft
unO fcrncre UcmpScEbcit rcNcIbcn eoHcrtaft
81 GlIdlcn,
Na; /, E3-iS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
OruGcr- -Q(rbctt.

gIGe 9Irteu Gruders2lrbeit in teutfd'er nnt
cn9ilder Spratte ipne fd,rH une titiB III
eiclcr Guldtrci tcicrgt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
c{upiall GrpcCtDrout,

QGirb cTrfrtlcn aI6 bic teltc sutcrcitctc Wes
el3in fir Ioiilten, @rfIltung, Slus;ehrura,
Sn0trultl9fett, Seudihulten, id,irrrcS 9Iths
men NIB ale Slranfheitcn Der Sruli uno
&um4e.
Dictc Webi;in mirb pcn eiCtcu NIB ictr
rclreftateIu Vcricreu rccommoneirt, mrtc
burdN biCiclbc curirt purecr. %iclc. meld,e
lNr9c 3cit inter SNuiten uno 8rultfraRtheittn
lltten uue 9e0laubt BADEN fe in,lrcn nit Der
9lu6Shrun9 tcfallen, ipub ben in fir;rr 3eit
9iniIjh curtrt nno sur ocIligcn Gciuuohcit
9cbrddlt.
Mcr nldh cen 92crth eieftr WctRin tes
ppclfct, rer lele ZEN frl9cneen brief rcn eU
Ner Vericr, ctc fetn >mtereiIe III ecm Girs
fari tcrlsltrn bat:
IeuWcrf, Suui I5. 1898.
sIn Hr. Sa aas-rr..---5seFffer SssTr f--Ss,
h1oc eieeragdh aemadlt prn cbrcm Grpectrs
rant, ic,pch pcribnlid,, ala aud, in mriner
Samllc, FIR bic IcBtCn Sabre, NIT tem
lrbftcn 9iu;:r. %Sr Ger Chat, i'd, bctrad,te
mclu Hctcu ccr!irocrt euro, ccu Gjebraud,
ojcicr id,aBtorcn Wc>i}jn, uebt ecm ScGcu
Settles, fllr rcrlticccic.
SIR ole YdQe rrn SNIlten, Gn.;inbuua
ser Gruif, Eun0e, NIB tes SNaIcs, CmrfebIe
'IN etcic WterBm nntctcncntIih al6 Die 9'cIte
'tc tth lcmII6 9cbraudltc Mrin crnitlider
&unith III o1G 2Iucere eic all usbclu ieiofR
rrrau tdl 0eittti kate, ravcn tcfreit ,pers
eEn mtta!en. neIde6 pie id) CLAUDE qritbcs
hcn pirr, meuN fIe CIR grrcc!cyaut ocbraus
den. q. s. ". SrpSbp.
Nr. STANDARDIZATION S,crr. .--Ourdt tie
GiHahc GjottcS hat Sbr Gnbiau Grrrctcrant
ctnc }NtiluHQ nn mir teiprft rcr ciIcm febr
tIcnecn 3ultdno. Sm lcEtcH Cccemter tes
fam ttl cineu tCitiacu 2tnfatt prn @nabrnitio,
tctt, etne Jiranthcit nit mcldcr id, fdcn
vIc!s Sabre 0Cpln1t mar. Gicfcs llcteI nar
nrd te0icltet nit S!clierftit, mcttm Gals II.
%Hn9cn, nctlt CMem tefdiwsrIid,cu Nuilcu
NIB Grcscn Sdmadlbcit, NIB ais id, bcinabc
trlft iudr, lrurte iiiir cine Tlalde pcu Sbs
lrm Grptctprdnt At(dift. 9irfan9s bad,te
iIh cS mare nICht6 ais Suadlaitcrcj oIlcin
0I2 ldN lIh rap co ic (chr cmpfpbleu mrlrse
trrdl Er. GiriuA, nit irclthem itt ietr wobi
ttranEt lin, iprlrce id) peranlast es III oes
nib i'll tprn9eu Ga9cn mar itj
nrlIfcmmcn (ehet!t, rrd, haze i.i ti6 lest els
UCu RncFiall Ger Srdnfbcit eehati. Sd, babe
Nun cine 10 hchc WciNun9 nrn Shrcr Wieeis
itn, cos menr ID, mir cini9e SIald,cn caucn
hIttr, uuc feiuc mchr tcfcmnru fGunte, i'd,
c!Citlben nid,t fir 10 Italer taS Stld eeten
wurcc. sd, pcrtleite Sic tsrStjd, 9rnsenc,
cNr
SyoNn Gc9cr.
lTstiasr ccr @dptiitcn Stride.
Cr.S0p c--qGcrttrr Ncrr.--c.d, bate
fir Die Ic6tcn 8 Wicuate Sbr @rrectornut
hduf0 in mciucr 9'rari6 gctraurbt, uub fir
nIe 2lnf1Nc rru Grfdinn9, SHuiten, @nt,iln,
hung Ger ytnNen, siu6jctruua, Gnttr;lnltias
felt, unc f&lpad'Mit her SrnIfiff cs beitimmt
BIC tcitr 9]}er8m bic it jenrals 9etraud,te.
9ldtun9sera Der Sbrise
81. QS. 9Eilliai1s.
Gicfe Unr!rsftids Meeism miro alteiR 6d)t
'crfcrtiat rru Or. Saiue DO. 20. Sub
'cll bci turnig Shmet, gircthefer ii siaeus
,uu, FIR eiGen 4baicr fir ijlafd,e.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
$4,000 l3

gBir, bic untrr:citurten giueitcrs rrn ee'
d,a @auntp, beSeuecu hermit, tas mir Die
91cdnuna Res @'scrae 53dberader, Sdats
msiiicr fir 1890 9Stau nit ren Sild,ern NIB
ben earouf I'D, teSiebcrren llrfunecn pcrs
aIihen habru unh eic 0ted'nuu9 ais rtdltig
uRs ,ratr trfaueeu hatsr, wie fe ctrH aH'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04

9tu6beherun9cn ali rcn Dfent(t6en
@ebIuben.
gejahlt fir 2lusbefcrun9cn
am @Inutp. .Gjefir9rif, sos II!
= Sir ein eiIcrne6 Sitter AM
&auutYs @efdn9niR, 210 90
SIR sluste0erun9en am
Grnrtbaus, 2 IS
$40 col
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
Ql5otiflt0crtelte- -2SerfAuf.

3ufclQc zines 8efhl5 ans benz Wailcr'
Gjcritt rcu 2cd1l @auutN, icu am Samta:
&C, Den Ia. Wdr', nm 10 llhr &crmittaQS,
an benz pIaGc irlbit, Qeic9rn all Ger Nbila:
ecipha prltitrasc, ctrra cine Micilc inter
gGirth6han6, lifentlitt rert1nft mcrrcn:
Gire 9e,piite gDttc 21nH,
9elc9cn III Salbbur9 Sauuldiip, &edll G3uu3
~, itoecro an Hano bon cchn gippcl, SrIr:
mcu G;rirfrmcr, ScIompu Eaucr ruo anrcs
re, euthatcno IA 2Ifcr, mebr oocr weuigcr
Gte @crtCfcrm9cn fuc:
ME5SA 53lpct gGohnhiuitr;
s;:.B3ssY Ycn Ocncn ems ,mciit6fiat, liro cde
k..ssssz&2& oncrre ejnit1di9t it; tea9eitNcn
eiBe 6rIm Sd'crcr.
Sas Nti0e ii 0utcs &aIfitcirs s@auI1uc, iii
oem tslttn SnlUrs 3utt1ne, inter 9utCn Scr.
zen rnc liHGrhallrt lit gutter Nrrnun9. Edrs
duf tcfHcct I'D audi ein gutter &aum9artsn
3ur uimtideu 3tit: MmrYjeh, Sdmcinc,
NluSsIthr, Sf.n mit Mcir, &2idrnuF, Su:
henit,rdnf, eiierRe ,GeiTel, Sttns jHifen.-
Srud't tct'a 2,der, IGrnltrch tcim Nunrert
NIB rirc Gwant:it DiInccr.
G5 it ca6 hiEtcrlancmc GcymG9ru tc5
rcrltcrtcnrn Saccb Sroug, Icythm poH
Sdlibur9 2aunitip.
Nic 8crirauu9cu frUcu am T:rfauf6taoc
tCfdnnt gcnnad)t uno 2tuf,pIrtun9 9c9ctcu
iperoen rcn
Sotu TrcnN 2lominilfr1tcr.
Gurd Die @cnrt:
GharIe6 g. 9HiCI Sd'rciter.
SEER. IL. ul-5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04

Daniel Sunt, Scbn SUMS, SIC. O.Gunt,
Sc(epb Sune, Daniel @rcB uuo @atharin1,
oeiIen Trah Daniel Sd,mcpcr, SaCr6 Irer>
Ter uno Maru stnn, bcfen Trau, Samucl
Shmcpcr, Sctn SfmcDcr, 2il0m. SdNmcrs
en- Senridl Sdmcper @llpiua ShmcDer,
qura Wartl Sdhmoyer, Gnlsliue Sd,ricDcr,
Sarab 9tmelie Shmcper, gIiIabetb ShmrDs
er uno benjamin Sd'mrpcr,) Ghartcs Stes
lparo une Sarab leiue Trau, QSiliam Mos
fer uno Su1anna, feine Sral, 9lnu 5uli0ne
Sd,mcYer, Sarab SdncDer, Scnnth. Vreis
Mig uno @Iilabetb, ieine TralL get. SdmrDs
er, Wiiliam Shmcper, S1mcS ShmcDer,
Saccb ttltnB uno peter Sdln,rpcr.
9n oemieIbsn Gage, auf 0crftlag bon e.
Rurd, @f1. murSe eine Neaet fir bic ijth III
Sertbetct9eneer pen Der Court bewili9t, 70
mic oucu apoern Ole em QInuabmes9ted't has
ben, tds iIc am criteu GcurttaQe I'M nid'ten
Eernltn, q. q. .lS40 Dor bcr Court y. Gcms
mon plca5 fur 2edd @1urtp erfheineu mos
gen, tpeId,e in Der Staot 9iIIcutauu 9ebaIten
nssrrcu foa, fir bcu gub;mct, I'M oa6 Qano
uub @lebdube mad, Der Sdlielmg ausunehs
msr, pic in benz ctigen gErit beIhriebcl,
coer llridChe dusu9ebcn, ipdrllm nid,t cill
Sefehl bon Der Court dusgehen lcQs, erid9:
tes 2anc unb @etGube anf Gfentlidlcr @cr'
iteiaeruna burt ten Sdherif nm Qcdln G'tN
;u rerfaufeu. Gs erbellst baB bic Nod'rid)t
bon Der llnteriudlun9 II. {. ~. ccm @eIeS 0e'
mde ge9etcu nurce.
Bon ecu llrtuuern:
Sc;eu9ts,
Seize Snmucta, prcthpn,
Tebruar 10. ra-6nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
'GrriGtun9 ueuer unb 9tu6bederun8
,1to,. 02riicfpu

GrrtGtun9 tieuer lillo 2llleDeliernlll
alter Vrlifen.
8e,ablt, fir Die @rriftun9
Cinsr lteinerneu 8ru d III
%pnn Iaunitip, 44o 90
Nilr ben 8au einer fetner'
reM 8rilte ilter Die fletnc ees
6a, nobe bel 0Ric9rl6 WinNl, g44 IS
Eur bic Grridtuu9 elmer ltel'
.,ernen Srufe ubcr bic Scciens
4idtresd, tet 9ebnlans, 545 90
Sr llusbeIerunscn al nh'
tcIihieolid,en Sruefen II. ats
ccre 9lrbeiten, 693 90
- cen @ieeeraufbau rtner
Brnde in Sal;bur9, sos 42s
Nlr s.u5teiiernn9 all her
Srroantri,fe bel 9lucntauh 633 O7t
SIR bic stu6be6erun9 prH
Gtctel6 Srild" ilber ecn
ScrSan in .. 9Bbeitbaa, BOG S4l
Sur @ieecrerbauurg vcn
Glcclmann5 Sriide Itcr ole
tleine 2eda, 1888 05
Sur Die sIu6bcneruu8 vcn
9iinacrs Sriife utcr B. Sprs
sda IN 9. Bbcithau, go 374
Sur bic slusbc6cruh9 Der
WienateIp 8riIdc, nabe bet
getblebem, Der ahtbeN bon
2cd,a Sann.D, i2l 9i
SSnr bic slu5bcnsrun3 bon
GsutbS unb &erns SrRds, 7S 50
Graras, 3 90
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
S20,609 Is
SSr

'4saar besabtt, auf 9tnweiilln9en Der
Gcmmietoner5:
9ln @rdnoa II. petits0urcrs,
nit @inIdlus ber 9cuft1bels,
bic Der Court beiDohnter, Sl47l 90
Gsrcners,Gebnbreu, % s6
Gefinanisbalter @ebrhren,
II. llrterbalt Der 9efan9ener,
teS Sdyreters Der Stertel'
iitrItden Sisungen, eS S5t
prctbcnrtar'9epi 90
9Rsccrberss@ s@ebnhren, so
GcurtsglusruferS, cc. Sc SO
Sur Staatsprcse6e, ISL 81
Silr ben lluterhatt .. 8ers
tred)ern in 6itliten 5uhts
tauIe pcn Yennflpanien, 125 IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
3ernltl tld,te 9(u69aten.

Nerl1ltld)te 9(us9atetl.
elu Saunfdips9i1e6cren bes
sablt fir 9l0eements, 100 90
Sur bic QIufcrttQuu9 elmer
itatiihfher 3abelIe, Wdnufacs
turen u.2Iderbau benefcno, 247 "A!
Sir &aufmannss sGjuter gum
Sebraud seS GauntrS 14S 81
Sauhcls 433 so
Srcnnmaterial fir cdS sc,
fau8nis uno Gcltrtb0us, 225 0s
@lIenwa1ren, 81 81
Waiierrente, 25 90
Sdnlictarbeit, SO 81
Sic9cl {. bic s!mtsfutcn 80 90
9lcriIihe SiiIfe Der @rfam
9enen, 6 45
Dls @curthau6 uuo G'e'
fin9niB Su reinigerL "a 10
9lusbeherpn9 Ger S1Ycrant, Is SO
Supfer al bem GpurtbauSs
3burm, &c. z so
Wlcd,erncs @efd,irr, 10 s6
Shube uuo 8!eicer fir @js'
fnrQene, IL so
prdmicn auf rcthe 5uhss
ltdeel uro Rr6hentcrfc, 30 5sl
- 1880 n
9ebllbren ber GauntDe eTeamten.
gsiahlt an Die siueitcrs fir
cas- Sabr 1888, 26 95
(9rtn Stercr 5o3 90
9OhliBicncr6 Srnr9 geO 2lo 90
Saorb Terr l63 50
ten Gd]reber Sol. 2hcacS, 100 90
@etubrcn ees Sdatmctitcrs
fir cnlrf0r9crc S20,609 lS
Oarcu aus0c;ob!t 1883 09l
1 QMr;cut 40,5O2 22l I0l 40!
@alonS III ben SHdnceu ecS
ShlBmeliters, 554 63l
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
OefentlieDe 91aCGrtCbt.

Sr Der @curt Don Common plcas pcn Qedl
@auntp, TeeembersSerniin, 1889, 9irc.
81. grrlatuns CUR 8ertteilung, Orc s..
judgment quod parttio fiat: Setruar
S. q. .. 1910. SnquiiIticn perlslrn,--
unb llrthcil, bae Die SthdBuns Ssrcdt
uub FIR immcr 9lllti9 fei.
0feuben G6mcner,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04

Die nit einent ts;eidnet taten feitrsm
Die Te6nin9 Don George Sabera
ocm 1ffen Sanuor bis gu
Sr.
8lans in ben oanocn beS
SbaBmeilters, gu Scl9e Der
Smpfausen BON oerihteSes
ueu SarcotIectcreL Gar fir
baS Sabr 1888 835 Al
Guotas, ,empfan9en bon
Tars&eaecoren, ftlr's Sabr
1890, l2,5S2 eO
elnleihe, auf gsfehI Der
Gonmieioners, fir ben 9e'
Braud bes @auntY's, pcn Der
Rrrtbamptcn Sant enpfans
aen, 1000 90
alnIeihe, auf Sefeb[ Der
Spmmisioners, fir ben @cs
braut ees @auntD's, bon Der
2ortbamptcn 8anf empf1ns
;en, 1000 90
sIulcite, auf gefeNl bsr
&emmiBipners pom Der 9tcrs
hampton Sant, ;um@cbraut,
ces @auntp's enpfaugen, 1000 90
Cine 9lnleibe, auf Scfebl
Ger &ommiBipners, erbalten
pcn Schu &itter, 1000 90
Ginc 2luletbe, bon Schn
Sitter empfan9en, 800 90
9lnleihe bon @ecr9e CHS
gelntan empfau9en, l,400 90
&ine aiHlsibe epn Der 9lcrs
tbaupton Sanf, l,l0O 90
1000 90
Gmpfan9en BON Sobn @fs
fert, Sd,aBmeiiter Der QSaIs
ier9eieuIhaft, bic benz 9auntD
;utommenoe Dipioenoe pcn
l8adersStcd, 80 90
8cn Sotn g. GeiIer fir
altcs Saunatertol crbaIteh 6 81
Bon Cau. Sle,u, fir DO. ID 81
oScn iSrbr. Gamer, DO. IL
8on lBm. @oelman, fir DO. 6 90
Bon S,enrid 2eb, fir bc. l %
Bon Sac. Eerr, fir DO. DO 90
I8cu SCbu Sd,erer, fur
Saubpl; all 9ieinbaroS &rri'
&c perfauft 43 49
Bon SacOb Gerr fir altes
8rildsnbcIi so 90 -
l04 AZ
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
ltntcrrid)t orlncr Stnrer.

QSabIsgllS9obcn.
llntcrftieoIide Sme9aben,
fir Saltun9 Der WaEIelL 223 so
223 10
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04
SChll Gcoct..
lTetiosr tcr 9SGptijtcu ,Sirdbr.

Gicfe Yrr!rtfEids Mtcbi;in miro alteiR 6d,t
rcrfcrtiat rcn Or. Saiue 30. 20. SUB
Hrittc Strofe, VhIaecIphid, uub III ;n Ia,
tcu bci Eurmi9 Shmtet, gIrcthefer ii siasns
alr,, far eiGen ahairr rir Glafde.
&CG. . no
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-04

/ Qlrr;cut 40,5G2 22l IOl 40.
@alon, III ben SSdnceu rcS
ShaBmeItere, 554 SO,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
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wears, during which time he dealt in most of
the commodities, usually bought and sold by
Merchants-his knowledge of business, and of
Merchandise, therefore, NAV be said to be
sufficiently extensive, to enable him to give
general satisfaction to the most iastidious Gus
TONER, in all the ramification of business and
commercial intercourse.
To the planter or farmer two things are i'm
porant-- =.
First, to get the largest market price for his
produce;
Seconds purchase hts supplies at the lowest
rate.
TO both Of these shall my attention be
specially directed. for all who may favor me
with their patronage. The interests o.
Country Merchants also, will receive the same
strict attention. Patronage is solicited. Atte'
me ION of November nert, address
EUGENE B. DRAKE,
Mobile, Alabama.
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Maine
HAS GONE FOR THE WINGS

HAS GONE FOR THE WINGS!
We are aware that the above an
will be deemed almost
incredible-it is nevertheless true
Maine, State which has been by COM
mon consent yielded to Mr.. Van Blu
rem as his own undisputed Jacksonian
patrimony-Maine, which the widest
calculations of the Wings have not
embraced as one that could by any
possibility give its vote to Harrison
this State, so unquestioned by either
party-has elected WHO Gov
ERNOR, A WING SENATE, A
WING HOUSE OF REPRESEN-
TATIVES, and FIVE AT LEAST
OUT OF THE EIGHT MEM
BEERS OF CONGRESS, being a
gain of THREE. 1t is thus that the
6rmest friends of Mr.. Van Buren, are
leaving him. 1t is now no very much
out Of the way supposition, that hi
will not receive the electoral vote OF
single State.
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From the Southern argus Extra, Of
October 2,
ALL HAIL! MAINE!!
GREAT WING VICTORY.

SOUTHERN ARGUS OFFICE. }
COLUMBUS, MI. OCT. 2. 1910.
By the arrival ofthe Eastern Mail,
this afternoon, we are put in possession
of them gratifying intelligence that
MAINE, has gone the whole WING
FIGURE, having elected KENT,
(whig,) Governor, over Fairfield, ".
b. by a majority of from 500 to
1000; FIVE out ofthe eight members
to Congress; and carried both branch
es of the Legislature; which stands II
Wing to s Van in the Senate, and in
the proportion of about 3 Wings to 2
Vans in the House.
This triumphant victory was not an
ticipated, even by the most ardent and
enthusiastic devotee of Whigery: we
had calculated upon carrying that State
in November for sold Tippecanoe,"
but had but little hope that the whole
Wing Ticket would prevail so tri-
umphantly in the election just held.
But the people are in motion; and
when they are aroused, wo be to the
puny hand that shall attempt TO stay
their progress; the great father of wa
tiers is not more impetuous and irresls-
tible in his deep and rapid flow to min
Gle with old oceans tide. But be il
remembered, that MAINE was one o
the seven States, namely, Connection
Rhode Island, Virginia, Louisiana, N
Carolina, and New York, that cast thei
votes for Van Buren, in 1836-all o
which he has since lost! which makes
it utterly impossible for him to be cleo
ted. These states give 1O7 Electora
votes.
From the WSLmiaoton Chronicle.
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THE LOCO FoCo ALPHABET.

THE LOCO FOCO ALPHABET
PREPARED for the Old Federalists, who have
lust been admitted into the Democratic Infant
Schools; under the charge of Professor Brown
son. Robt. Dale Owen, and Fanny Wright.
To be imprinted on Spitalfeld child's hand
kerchief by the English Radicals for the use
of the foreigners at Tammany Hail. who are
desrrous of learning the art Of reading.
A was Amos, blind party hack,
B was Benton, a humbug and quack'
G. was Calhoun, dark Catalina,
ID was a Duncan, a "whole hog swlne'
+. was an Ether, class mate OF Amos,
r was a Forsyth, for the protocols famous
G. was a Grundy, an obstinate mule,
II was Hill, a sub treasury tool,
I was an Ingersoll, nailed in tree,
| / was Johnson, not wanted for "Nlce'
was Kendall, quite good at "charge
was Lewis, called Dixon the large.
M was Martin in Uncle Sans box,
Nwas Niles, the most stupid otblocks.
q was an Orestes, a vely deep thinker,
p was p; ulding, a sscobbler and tinker.
O was a Queue, which old Petrlkin wore
R was a Richie, twaddler and bore.
8 was A Swartwoul, who cleaned out the
closets
T was a fancy, who moved the Deposits
II was an Unit, in days Of Old Hickory.
v was Van Buren, unequalled in trickery
w was Wickiffe. niclxnamed Greasy Bob
X was an X-tra Globe, filed by the job
was Young, who went with the mob.
y was a--Zounds! let us route the who'll
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Boston Atlas.
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WE are authorised to announce Jas.
M. Downs as a candidate for State
Treasurer, TO fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Mr.. Williams.
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