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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19
THE PEACH TREE.

From desire 10 encourage the culture OF tbs
Peach Tree we offer the following as the result If
experiment and observation.
It's g morally known that worms, near the SUI
face of The earth, destroy them by eating the bark
the Object ia, therefore, to find a preventive, in
order that the trees may become aged in healthy
state.
il is evident that these worms pass through the
common change and assume the form of f,iikys.
early in the summer, aud deposit their eggs in tha
bark az low as they find access 10 it and ,haa
the worms proceeding from them begin TO operate
in the latter part Of tie summer when they have
been found the szc of a common pin. II suffered
te remain they grow to the thickness of rye straw.
each of them girdles the tr,e about an inch, and
the wood from the wounds to the heart dies. Hence
it is, that single wound impairs the vgor Of the
tree and number of them will kill it. The point
to be gained is to protect the tree from the mers,
and by simple method, we have succeeded for
several years, which is recommended with full
confidence.
About the GIs, Of May remove the earth frsS
the body OF the tee and shit 1t to the height Of Is
or lo inches, in such manner as to exclude the
millcs, buryiug the lower part of !. in the saIth
We have used straw cut to the length and abou.
half an inch in thickness, bound on with t1ine.
This should bo removed about TIE first of Sep,em,
Der, as we have sometimes found the young worms
in the upper part of the straw, icing thea readily
discovered the surface Of the bark, covered BY
iii,c gum. The process should be commenced
when the tree is young-they have been found ia
rapid growth the first fah after it sp,su,ed. Thus
few minutes in year devoted to tree, will pro.
ct j, agains. this cause Of decay very ,riane
expense compared with the value Of this heahs
| and delicioSs fruit
| Jonathan Brace.
.John l. WeIks.
| Vim. IT, Inlay
Heptferd Conn Sep. la30
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19
Pasfeh, Mass.
Bruilettes.

Here is beautiful compliment TO sunny com
plexioued ladies', which we find in MoorU's new
poem of " "Alciphron -
"For, oh believe no, them, who dare TO brand,
As poor the charRs, the vomon of this land
Tho darkcn'd by that sun. whose spirit flows
Through every vein and linges as II goes,
IT'S but tn eulbrownng of the fruit that tells
How rich within the soul Of rpeness dwells =
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19
PROM THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW
The Old Man.

NV Grandsire is an old, old man,
Ijfe's wheels move dull and slow,
His cheeks are wan and wrinkled deep,
His hair is white as snow;
His eye is dimned of all its FIRE,
His heart of all its glee,
And nought does he the live lony day,
But moan most piteouely.
They say, he's in his dotige now
But remember well,
When he TO cousin Tom and mo
Would pleasant stories tell:
And as we clam5ered up his knee,
He'd lay his pipe away,
And, by the hour, live DER again
Scenes of his carly day.
One story, twas our youthful pride,--
We begged he'd tell it still;
How he with Putnam, side by side,
Fough, stout at Bunker's Hill;
The wound he got, the blows he gave,
The cartridge box and can,
Relics still hanging by the wall
And how the British ran.
Grave was his face, but often.irne
No fun his features lacked,
His social glass he dearly loved,
And pleasant jokes he cracked;
He held the fashion of his time,
Three corner'd hat and queu,
Black brooches fastened at the knee,
And buckles ON bis shoe.
When sabbath brought its heavenly calm,
With staiJ and Sol, mn air,
Leaning upon his oaken staff,
He sought the house of prayer;"
Among the elders there he safe,
All holy reverend men,
Dcvou, he listened 10 the word,
Devoutly said. amen
'Tis said, life's dealings ever tend
To petrify the heart,
AS dew drops from the spsrry cave
New propert es impart:
But strength was in that od mans soul,
Which change could ne'er repress,
And conet ncy which SCARED above
The chill of times caress.
The wicked he aye sterny child,
But to tn suffering poor
Gave kindly words, and liberal aid,
When crowding at his door
His deed. were like the dew OF life,
Which blest both old and young,
His love, a precious talisman
To hearts wi anguish wrung.
But days have gene and years have flew,
Come has that old mans night,
His eyes lack lus,re in their CLAM,
His scaite, led locks arc white;
So let it be; he sought no uust,
No houors placed him high,
Unknown he ever prayed to lise,
Aud unremembsred die.
S. S.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

A distinguished gentleman % Pennsylvania
whose nose and chin whore both very long, and
who had lost his teeth. wheleby the Rose and chin
were brought near together, was told, al am afraid
your nose and nAn will fight before long they sp-
proach each ether very menacing." Il am afraid
Of it myself" replied he gentleman, "fI great
many words have passed between item slready."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

al was gOing," said an lr .hman, "ovar Wes.-
minister Bridge the other day, and I ma Pa,
Hewins Hewins." says I, show SIG youf''
sPrety well. thank you, DoneIly," says hei says
!. sthais not my name" "Faith. no more is ,ains
Hswins," says hr. go we locked at each other
again, and shure i, turned out to be neither oi u
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

Lord l., more remarkable for his pride thas
his pats, being once Withdrawn fsoEa fashionable
party, and wanting his servant to attend him, cali
ed out in a very loud voice. where can my block.
head be, "up,n your should rs my Lord, snswsr.
ed Lady Bridget Togemache.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

eeAt eman who often intruded in printing Office
where he did no, shscrte, day bad his dog turn
cd out by erusty old fellow, who gave him tie
mendous kick, you are no subscriber at any rale
Thr gentleman took the hint and never more annoy
ed the establishment by his presehce.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

narrowly avoided being shot; several balls passed
close to tho Prince, and several Of his followers
were wounded, and sank TO rise no more. Tho rc-
port 10, thnt six have been found; one poor doctor.
who surrendered, was shot by National Guard.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

Though the following communication oppears
ed ina Connecticut paper in 1880, its sug.
gostions may be new and important to many who
are at present Interested in the culture Of the peach
tree:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

An English paper mentions that ths Earl Haids
grave and Cup,ain Duff wbere.latey arrested sat
committed on a charge ofhaving assaulted wxsll
man and sloep hat.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

"The war of 1912, between the United States
and Great Britain, found him in the senate of this
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19
Vol. I--NO. III.
From a third edition Of the Morning Post. Aug. Q
ATTEMPTED INsURRECTlON IN
FRANCE.

We have just received by special courier the
following important intelligence Of an event which
appears 10 have taken place late last night in
France:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19
Jonathan Brace.
John l. WeIS.
W,n. IT, Lnidu,
FEMALE CONSTANCY.

Hsrtferd, Conn. Sep 8. 1880.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-02
AN INDEPENDENT POLITICIAN.
From, ne Ohio Coaf9ierd.

We need not tell the people Of Ohio who
Gen. McElvain is. BY long and faithful public
service, in peace and in war, he has made him
self extensively known as a patriotic and an
honorable man. An officer in the regular army
during the late war, he did good service in battle.
in the hot campaign Of the niagara frontier and
under Harrison in the Northwest An early ana
fast friend Of Jackson, he was member OF boln
the electoral colleges which cast the vo.e o.
Ohio for the hero Of Orleans, and was one o. me
onen,lv for series Of wears, occupying the place
Of indian Agent to the Ohio tribes, he ably and
successfully discharged the duties of that respon-
sible appointment, and unlike host of his CO.
Ton, noray;es received and disbursed annual thou
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-02
ups urMANs,s WORKS COMPLETE

A new and beautiful cdhiobi PrIhteu OF INC
Manor with portrait Of the auihoress, OF The com
III. work, Of Mrs Hcmsns, with Memoir by her
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This is the only complete edition OF the Works OF
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,bcr with other matter not embraced in any other ci
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found De Chariiion, tragedy, A Tale Of the Secret
Tribunals; Superstition and Revelation, A Tale OF
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Goethe; Selections from Juvenile Poems; England
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Also, Just published, the complete works o. loio
Byron, published in a style similar to inc ABOVE +"
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Also Memoirs and Letters Of Madame manoran,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-08
Scban g. OOlpGcr
9lpptbefcr III 9llleutallu.

Sat 70 etcn crbalten, cineu arcfen Scrs
ra.b BON IceiStnen uno ancere 9Irtidcl pels
DIE ge,p6hnlib i'll 2lpcthcfcn oerfanft wereer,
ipcrnnter fTnb Gr. @crniIdl' crprrbtcS
Wittel s.lr joeilun9 Der 9ilIccncn Slosr cecr
pileS. Or. SaYn's bcrnhmtcS Dttttcl 9c9cn
Rem nuiteu [GrpectcrantI, 9Surm SDrur,
palm6blIeife, ;ur SrrbiltlIn9 Der sluslrrds
itiin9 cer Scaut, pcrSn9ltdl gut gum 9S1lden
Der 8inber uno fir eicjcni8cn. errsn Sincc
dm faltsn @rtter aufiprin0en. Salfam CUR
Srbaltun9 uno SefHrrcrun9 ecS Wahs'
tbums Der Spare, &C.
Gtenfalls: 9icijucn, eurraut6 unb Gts
trru fur WiuSpeis II. bgl, rrld)s CT 70 billi9
ipie nl69liCtl perfaufcu nil.
Stohrhaltrr in eaubc perecn cS 81 itrcm
Gcrtbel Inben bel ibm ansurufclr, illcem er
'sine Ginrihhtn9 i'll bcr Nanptitact 9ctrcffcn
hat, pccnrh or ptcle 2IrtideI Sn Staet 9Sbcls
fale preiien pcrfaufcu fam.
GleihfaQS 70 ebcn crhaltcn:
SriI6cr G1rtcrl@S1an1cr.
9cc. Is. nq-4m
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Srttter SCf.
uq-1S
&rauic uno 9 piilner.

Grauc uno Sptlner.
Gin ibrem alten Mab, nobe am Warttsplab
IN 2llcntdut.
@enad,richtt9cu ihre Srcunce rnb Gin 0es
chrtc6 publifum ibcrbaupt has iIe ircben
eincn 0rcfen Gcrrdth bon SauhcG; inter-
ItieclotCr Scrtcu etn9cle9t haten, mrruutcr
llch bcfuccn
@cfte SrrtenGelb II. Observation-Disclosures,
SfWichcntcreS mo pldnfcn, pdnncl 0cres,
&jcbpciut Scdntlin9s fir Scniter.91obmcn,
,emIrdsSrdntIin9s, Sp0rrcu, Solfcu, jccc
Scrte 8rctter Soubcl;, Yfcfen, 4atten unc
ale Srrtcn Sd)mbeln, Waurerslatten, &C.
Sie merocu INNER cinru beltinci0cn @rrs
ratb cb9cr 9Irticel auf j,ano habell, pcmit
ecutc ouS pem Qaupe pcriebcn wcroeu f6us
ncll.
Carftar fir bas ibueu rrn rem I,ublfum
acIheufte Serraucn, hcfcn iIc rurtb biIiQc
prciIc uub iduellc Scbienuno Die SuuefdJdft
uuc fcrncrc Gcwr9cnhcit ce6rlbcn caucrbaft
;u MAIDEN.
Dfai Is. rq-1SN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-08
aQentaun Giten- Gte6eret.

Gie llnterseidnetcn babcn I'D, MN 9ebts
rig ein9eridtet, nm alle Seifelun9en in @ue'
arbeit iu Rnhiprrfe, Maihinerien II {. 10.
Su beipr9cn, uno ba ile NIT ben nStbigen
Crehbdnfcn ocrlebrn lne, 70 t6nnen fIe 9u6s
arbeitcn anf bic bette sIrt erebcn uno anfers
tt9ci.
Mnblmader uno anoere finb eiu9clabeu,
III Der 9llentaurer @jie6erci anSurnfen, bic
fritter bon Sorn. Sciepb &. Sdger 9efiibrt
purce, ,polelbit ite einc 9rcse 8erihieoenheit
ocll Ntnitern bsicben fcnnclt, ipcrunter iid,
aac Die neuiten uno beifen @inrihmn9cn fur
Observation-Disclosures beftnoen.
@benfall6 habcn iTe su perfaufen @'ues2lrs
beiten filr Vferce Sraft, Darr Waltinen,
Wa9ners Sndien, @elldfcrnbreden, &c.
SreebDrn Srcbft unb SrauB.
9laentaun, Oct. o. Ilq-3W
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Gpans' Samtaen 9oiaem.
l.Opifer per orbem dicor..


Or. Goans bient ben eetbenben.
Dir &amillenblume Ccter fpic fIe in Der
Silnittpradle 9enannt rpirb, Anthems nohi-
lis poer Chamoemelum, BON arietifd)en
gSorte Samai, anf oem 8ceen, nnp Wtilcn,
ein 9Ipfel; neil lle auf Dem 8cecn ndd,ff
uito nie Gin slpfel riedbt hat eine id,mubia
rpetBe Sarbe, ifarfen @erud, nno 5ittern
aromatiiden @eid,mad.
Samiue 1T Elm mlorS St6rfuuasmittel,
in fleiuen NpIen duf bem Wa9en anmenos
far uno ihm sutrd0lid. @S 1T teIcnbers
III jercm 3uitaube angemeiner Sd,rid,e nit
perlcruem 9ippetit anrenobar, ole ben 8ies..
Ser9encienbeu pcn ibicpathiiden Siebern Oft
beimiudt.
9tn Nerp6le unb gntfrdftetc.
Gpnic pi u.-Oie Gigcridaftcn
ocu @oans' Sfamillen piQcn fno Der 9lrt,
eaB SoerSHcpfen, Sitternbe SNane, itninbs
ltfte 9ln9en nno bcunrubi9tes Gemitb ocr
ihren lEWfun9cn rerIthnineen, ipie nddts
lde 0unite opr benz wchltl dti9cu @influiie
Der Mcr9erlrnne. Sic fIno felt lange tei
SHcilun9 npu Wed,iclfe ebcrn, rerbunecn nit
Siebern unre9clmdsi9er 9lrt bs9leitrt bon
Garmpcritcpfun9 9iIdlidl an9ewenret fpcrs
oCn.
Die tcniIde @ebi,iu 1T fir 9terpenfranfs
teiten, ail9cmeine Sd)rddc, llupcrbaulid),
felt uno bcren Srlgen, mic Wtan9el an 2Ips
petit, Mdgcncrirriterrng Sd'drfe, unanges
nebmer Gcid,mad i'm Wunbe, Gcr6uld) lit
ben @in9cpeioen, rcrp6Ie Spniptcme,
Watti9fcit, pcnn has @emitth unldt, abaes
Ipanut, aeconfenYpu, melanhcliId, uno nies
eergcerudt crldcint, 9mescbrung, ennfler
Slid, Telirillm uilo ale onbcrn nerp6ien
SYmrtrmc wcroen ttcle Mllcn lGd)er uno fur
INNER heileu.
Gcans' Sainiller'pilleu wureen in slmcs
rita Suerif 1885 ein9efuhrt.
@pau6' abtnbrencc Samllenspillen
lIne aus reincm paanScnifrffe ;uiamner9es
icbt nadl rcn itrcn9iten 6c9rln Ger 8ilIens
ihaft mo &unit ; Iic terirfen uie llrtslfcit
unS iperSen 9arantirt Rap ie fcI9enre Sronf,
beitcn hcilcn, nrldlc ans gutunrcini0feitcu
cntitchcn, ndmlih :-9pcpierie, GjaIlenbcs
! ldlWcreen, SHuitclt Grfilhtn0en, SNdlsfhmcrs
gen init Gjcidlpitren, Sd,arlad,ftcter, 9lltbs
ma, @hclerd, 2eberIhmerseu, 9ierens unb
Slaienfronfbeiten, Sdaucr, bic beirnccrS
| SrauenS nStmmer beimIud,en, uno icne Sranfs
| heitcn atler 9irt, weld,cn Die mcnId,lide Tas
tur unterDrrfen 1T unb 100 Der Wagen lsieet.
9lll9emeine Gprifriftcu.
Or. gSm. @paus' tcniide SamiaensSil,
fen miifru erei prr jeber Wahl;eit 9euonl,
men nereeL ltno fclltcn Te nidt pirfcn,
;rci ceer erci am Wrr9en, I'M cine reidlb
dle Gntlcrruug hclbciSufuhren.
0icle 9illcu iIno in Sud)lobr tes Sries
! ecn6' Gctcu III hatcn.
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watlengeriebts- -95crfauf.

Sn 5fraft unc sufcl9e eincs gefebls aus
rem 9Balcn9eridt bon 2ed,a Gauntp, icl
Samita9s, ben rdhiten 1lten Sanuar, i'm
10 llhr Scrnitta9s, anf fcm ploe fetblt If
fentlth peritsi9ert werten.
Gin 9c,pi1er Stri6 gaub,
nit aItcm 3utcb6r, fie9cuo in Seicelbero
Gaunihp, Pcd,a GauntD, 9rinSeno an eanS
pcn Gcbn Senifermad,cr, Srnas cunfder,
INenrtdl Nrter NIB 9lnecrer, enthalteuo ad,t
2Idcr, mrhr rrcr ,pcni9er. Die barauf be-
ftueliheu 9ebduee ilno:
A Gin Slcfbaus unb Stal.
Hssss @S it baS binterIaseue 8erm69en
GssaI IecS ucritorbencn Caniel ber
leetbtn bon bcia9tcm 2aunIhip.
Gle Sebin9un9en ,pcrcen om gcrfaufstas
&c tefannt Scmadt uno slufpartun9 9e9ebcn
rperecn ppu
QSillim Scniterma6er, 9lcminiifr.
GurdI bic @curt:
6. g. Sul6, S6reiber.
Zee. III. itq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-08
9la6rid[lf

g8trb hermit seaebcn, bafl bic llntrrfdlrie,
bcnen als 9lpminiifratcren fir bic Nulterlals
ienitboft oe6 leetbin peritrrbenen q b ah a IN
9 pinne t, icnit ocn SalSburg 2amfhip,
anSeitellt moroen iInb. SIlle eiejen9en, ipels
DIE nod ouf ir9enb einc 9lrt all btla9te Soins
terlafeHidaft ihuloig fInb, perccu hermit
benad,rid,tet, innerhalb Mcnaten bon hcus
tiaem Datum al, 3ablun9 su lcilten, 9leid,s
fats meroen biejeniQcu erlud,t, ipcld,c ned,
2lnfcrcerunsen AL eria9te SHinterlafenid,aft
taecn, ibre 0ehnun9eu innerbalb rbiger
3eit an bic llnterseihnrteu einiuhdntigen,
balnit 9ttti9feit semadt mercen fann.
George Spinner, ! 9lbminis
Scbn Spinner, Stfratprs.
Ceceriter A. Ilq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-08
81 a Of ri DIT

gRirp hermit acgebeu, boe bic ilntrrseid,s
neten alS @recntrrcn pru Der Ginterlaifens
fd1aft oe6 perifcrbenene 10 mig Ieff, che
cem oon gBrieenbnr9 1drnffdbip, eed,a GU,
beitimmt fne. ollie oicjeniacn, meld,e nod
anf iraeno eine slrt an teIaate S,nterlasens
id1aft fbuleig iIno, Wereen hiernrit benads
ridtiget, innerhalb 3 Mcuaten pom heutigen
Datum ait 3ablunsSu leifen. @1eidfaGs
fperren oicjeni9en eriudt neld,e nrd, 9lufcrs
berllneeu all erfastc Sintcrlasenihaft babcr,
ibrc 9iehnm9en inuerbdlb cbi9er Belt dal bic
llntcrseidnctcn pctfbefd,eini9t einSubdneis
gen, bamit 9tidti9fcit semnhf rperpsn faun.
Sonatban GeT, } n,,.,,.,.s
sScieph 9lfer, '"'0'0
Ten 4. Zee. no-6n
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Ydtent-9 -9Hltae.

lie lluterScihueten perfcrti9en an itrer
@tc6erci in slllentaun pauge, bon Den i,euet
lyen uno beitea Scrteu, Die belrnoers beim
ptlh9cn bon Stcppcaanc H. Haien 9ebraldIt
werren founeu.
Scr9<pflH9e.- Ciele pflil9c iIub
bel abhdn9i9em 2anoe, ras ld,per ,l paugen
it, iebr nuslih, inoem man lie mad, Selieben
lint6 uno red,tS itelIeu fanu, wcourd man
immer nit elmer Surde paii9en fanu.
Die leidten cinlpdnni9en pfii9e ilno bcim
@ellhfcrn pfilgeu unp bel Der Saat nit pies
lem Sortbeil Su gcbraufen.
Sauern uno anbere mereen b6Hid,if ein9es
laceu, bel uuS ausnrufen unp bic YFu9c II.
{. 10. su uuterlllhcn.
Sa9er nnb Srceborn.
9lllentaun, slpril lOs rq-1S
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2(ebtrnng &oblfopfe!
&cinc GntithnLNl0nn0 m Wcrlifcl

Seine GntlhulHl9rn9 fir Ncrlifcn.
Srn altcn gPittrln, Die icmal5 crfunecn
,rurccn lur g8icorrherifclIm urb @rbols
tun0 bc5 S.oorce, hat I'D, nidhts 10 ipirffam
crwclcn, mic 2lttertS SNaars5ritic GS fchlt
ieltrn cnS Snoar 0ciuuo uno itb6n miccer
herWitclrcn. gjcIc Die pcr 3 Wcnatcn ncd,
Nan; fahl pnreIr, fGnncn jcet SNpfe nit lip.
pi9rm Naar Sei9cn.
9lbidrift cinc5 2'rirf5 scu Cr.S. 9. Sitd,
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rcn ilcllrm 5Haar, ubrr cen gduscn 2hcil ee6
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Wcin jHdar pidlit itbr ft6n oas prriIdcrt
id, sic. TlctId)cr.
lScit.@tcilcr, Ma Wiirs .. 1889.
Ticlc Mccccin 1T i'm @rcfeu uno 6lcincr
Su habcu bei 0r. .. Saline, G,encral sl0cnt,
9tc. 20, Sab 3te Gtraer, philarelptid, unS
bri Furwi9 Stmict 9Irrtbcfer in sIlIentaun,
fir Gba!cr ric 8Iaitc.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-08
Srcttcr- Sof.
0ecr9c Setpcr unp 60, Sretterhanbs
let III 9lllent1ltn.

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Seaahritti9eil ibre Sreunee II. cin geebrs
teS publiflm ilberbaupt, ra6 iIe 70 rbcu cis
nen 9rpeeu Bcrratb bon Saubpl; unterihiecs
lid,er Sprten einScle9t baben, ipprunter Th
bctInbeu
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bprbs, Jtirid,enbcros unc plantcn, pdnncls
gcrbs, Gjclbpeint Sedntltn9s fur Seuitcrs
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fen, ieoe Scrte Sretter, 8ouhcl;, pfclten,
eatten NIB ale Sprten SdtncelnL Maurcrs
1atteu, II. {. 10.
Sic mcrpcn immer eincn beitinei9cn Gcrs
ratb pbigrtcr 9lifcl anf Horo batcu, pcmit
2cute aus rem 4anbe perIeheu pcrrcn frncn.
Canftar fur oa6 ibr bon eCm pubifum
0eidNenftc Scrtrnucr, brfen iIc curd, biuioe
preiie unp ldnelIe ScticnunA Die &Hub bId,aft
unc fcrucrc @cwc9enHeit ociirIten raucrbaft
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-08
81 q C6 + t Cb t.
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9tcrthamptrn Sonf, cSuuD 2S. 1899
Sintcmalen rcr Srribricf Der 0trrthdrps
ton Saut, erridhtct i'll Der Staet glllcutaun,
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Staat pennlipanicn, nit cmcm autcrilrtcu
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bent unc OircctrrS erIa9ter Sdut QSillcns
fno bic ndd,lte @cieegebur9 cria9ter 9tcs
rublit su criud,cn, Den crId9tcu Srcitricf
III errcitcrn, unb ben Sapitalitrf crll0tcr
Sauf pen Sl25,000, 81 ipCld,cr er jest be-
red,tigt, duf $3.50, 900 ;u cripfitern. @6
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