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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-05
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EFROM Wooster OHIO, To Wheeling VA,
Via, Nj. Eaton, Canal Dover. New PhiIadel-
phia, Eastport, Siocktown, Cadiz Harrison
county. Harrisville, Mt. Pleasant, Male to
WheeIlng.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ev
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
at O'clock ,oo,S all night at Cadiz and reach.
es Wheeling IL o'clock A. M. the succeeding
day.
Leaves Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at o'clock P. M. reach
es Wooster 8 o'clock P. NJ. the succeeding
day.
This line connects at Wheeling, with the
mail line for Frederick, (Maryland) at which
place the Rail road Cars to Baltimore and Phil
adepha, offer cheap and rapid passage; also
, with tranSet up and down the Ohio, by Steam
boat PASSAGE, almost always in waiting, aud of:
| fer opportunities for conveyance to Cincinnati,
Orleans, St. Louis, and intermediate points, al
so to Steubenville, Pittsburg and other points In
that direction.
Ar STER,
This line leaves after the arrival of the Western
| and Northern Mails, for CIeaveland, Norwalk,
Mansfield ect. lntersects the Ohio Canal. at
Canal Dover, where packets are constantly run
ming in the direction of MassiIlon, CleavelanC.;
also to Columbus, Chllicothe and Portsmouth
on the Ohio, and. intersects at Cadiz the Sleu-
benville lile.
| AT WOOSTER,
TThis line inersects the Norwalk line, which
line passes through Ashland to Norwak, tol
Huron aud Detroit, also at Wooster with the
line to Mansfield, Bucyrus and with line al
the last place for Lower Sandusky.
sThis Line for the last four years has been run
eight months in the year in Coaches and the re-
naming months on horseback. The present
Contract compels the Contractors to carry the
Mail in Carriages the whole year, of course
no apprehension need be indulged bv the pub
lie of any disappointment from season or wea
ther.
The Route is decidedly the nearest and mos
eligible for all who wish to leave this vicinity
for SteubenviIte, which from the daily increas
: ing travel between the two places, is becoming
desideratum, the utmost attention will be pait
to the safety and comfort of passengers.
TIL E ."r
carriages aud Horses have been selected witt
the utmost care, and none but experienced ant
sober drivers will be employed.
Application for seats on this line can be mad
, at the Wooster Hotel. AT the United States ii
tel, Wheeling, as well as at the intermediat
II. KOLLER, contractor:
d April g4th, Sc. CIV.
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AGRNULTURAL, SOCIETY.

II has been the anxious wish of number Of I
respectable farmers and others interested in the
Improvement of the county, that an Agricuhur>
al Society should be established. If no other 1
benefit could arise from it, than the occasional
meeting Of farmers lroln different townships in |
friendly intercourse with each other, that, Of it.
SELF would be qualification worthy of the obs
ject. But that it woudbe productive of a more |
general benefit, there is every reason 10 hope. |
1t cannot be deried, that in counties less produc
tive in soil, and lees favored with natural advan |
tages than Tuscarawas, improvements have been
made, that place them above us not only in ap-
pearance, but in really. Are the counties Dor.
derlng on the Scioto, more fertile than VI rs I
Are they richer in mineral Resources, or more
eegibly provided with water powerl # is be-
heVed they are not. Yet they have got chnrac-
ter for prosperity superior to Tuscarawas. Their
cattle are said TO be better-their stock general
| ly, it is said, is of an improved breed, and the
appearance Of their farms, 5ospeak superior
| system of husbandry. - In that section of the
! State, Agricultural Societies were formed, even
before the legislature Of Ohio had passed any
law for their encouragement. The superior i'm
provement of the country, can be mainly traced
TO the establishment of these Societies. The
land looks BETTER and cattle Of every description
1t Is said, commands better price. If such
were the effects there, will not the same cause
produce similar results here. Let us try it.-If
we fail, it will he more ffom want Of energy
among Our citizens, than want of fertility in
our fields.
A number of citizens established an Agricul-
tural Society early in the spring. But like o.
. ther institutions of the kind, where all feel
, little interest, but not enough to create much
3 personal exertion for its success, the busines:
3 has went so slowly. We wait for the move,
. mcnts of each other, without ever thinking it
duty to move ourself. So it has been with tht
Tuscarawas Agricultural Society. 1t is hopet
that this feeling will be discarded, and that eve
, ry member will not only use his exertions Il
! push 1t ahead but call on the aid of farmers gen
n orally TO help them. The Society as at presen
Il formed, embrace the following citizens.
= c. Deardorf, Francis d. Leonard,
: T. Williams, Joseph SliDgluff,
, M. Swagler, d. BalIiett, Sen.
y J. Patrick, jacob Wal!ick,
]. ID. Cummins, J. Carmack,
y r: Burrell, d. Baltzley
d D. Sponser F. w. Lee
AZ J. Long ]. H. Hill
E: James Benj w Morris
. Joseph Brown ]. Coventry
- John Paddock, Lewis L. Lee,
n John Winrott, John Tucker,
ia Samuel kogill, J. ]. Burrs,
N Jehu Crswel! Joseph G. Hance,
y" G. w. Slingut, Geo. Riker,
IL ID. Johnson, J. w. Slon-oe,
le Samuel Haines, B. ". Ather,on,
ig A. Blickensderfer, W. NJ. Blake,
s 5. Branard, G. Bugher,
" Joseph Delhi,
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$500 REWARD.

Strayed away from the Subscriber,
~ at Bethlehem, Stark County Ohio,
a dark bay Mare with a bob tail, heI
four feel are white, and one Other tits
short and the other long, snip on bel
nose, about thirteen years old.
STEPHEN EVENS.
May 2lst, 1910, 3w.
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DIR. HUN rs PILLS.
For Consumption, Dyspepsia, an dLiv

CT COMPtdfnI
Reaader, are you rfiliced with Indigestion
Costiveness, Sour Eructalions, Loss Of Apre-
lite, Water Rash Pam or Distress at the Sto-
mach, Sickness after Eating, Languor, Palpita.
ion of the Heart Lowness of spirits, Pain il
the Head, Breast, Back. and Limbs, DizzincW
and Confusion Of Sight, Fear of some I'm.
pending Evil, Restlessness, Dislike iur Food.
with other Nervous Symptoms, bring befola
you the Picture ofthe Dyspep,c, and Consun,-
tive patient. Having resolved tn remedy them
procure Immediately box of DIR. HUNT n
PILLS, never failing and efficacious remtfr
or those dreaded foes of human happiness Dys.
peps,a, Consumption and Liver Complaint, and
the whole traine of melancholy affections aris.
ing from diseases ofthe Stomach, Liver Bow weIs
and Lungs.
Sold at the Office, l Chatham street, N.
York.
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The WinnebagO Indians have expressed de-
termination not to remOye from their present sit
ua,ion, Notwithstanding their positive agreement
to do so. This resolution is said to have been
brought about by visit which many of the Indi
ans made to Canada last year and the valuable
presents they received from the officers of the
British government
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-05
TUSCARAWAS AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

a GREEABLE 10 a resolution adop
IA. ted at the late meeting ofthe Tus
cara~as Agricultural Society, notice is
hereby given, that The members Of said
society are requested 10 convene at the
Courl-house, New Philadelphia, on the
I'd day of the term, at the next sitting
OF the Court, at It's dinner recess. The
citizens generally interested in Agricul-
tural pursuits, are respectfully invited to
attend,
J. PATRICK.
Recording Secretary.
N. Philadelphia, June 5, l54O.
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tn Fam A RK EFT.

WHEAT still remains at Sc tc 60 OTIS.
CORN is only 25 cts.,
OATS 1scts.,
POTATOES ls to 20.
HAY $5, to:$6 per ton.
BUTTER 8 to 8 cts.
EGGS 6 to9 cts.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-05
DIR. HUNTS
CELEBRATED PILLS,
FOR
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA. .I..AND II.
YER. COMPLAINT, &c.

As the enjoyment of health depends pnr
serving the functions of the Stomach, Lrer, k
testines and Lamgs, in healthy and vigercu
state, through the operations of which the bn1v
receives its growth, its NUT ition, its suppor, !,
can no longer be astonishing that when these y;s
cera are deranGed and cannoi perform their mn.
per functions, the whole system suffe and
comes diso'dered. Knowing this 10 be a soun
nd demonstrated fact, III SCIENCE and exn,y;-
ence, DocroR HUsT's SYSTEM OF PRAcr,cr i
faithful accordauce wilh II. lie aims in k..,,
the Stomach, Lungs and the Liver 10 yioero,,,
and hedlihy actin, as the three great f,in,,;,'s
of health aud life. For this purpose his iii,
are compounded Ofherhs, which Strengthen anI
egualzc the action Of the heart and rive an ;,.,.
pulse or strength TO the arieriaI system n, ,h.
same time quicken the action of die nbsorban
and dscharging vessels and as all the s-..,..
tons are drawn from the blood, auy morbid ao-
ton winch may have taken plsce is removed
al! obsructlGns are overcome, tie blood is run.
ned, and the body assumes beathGil SEN,
These pills give tone TO The strlnacb. iaSrnoso
7 the appetite, and eminently expel ali Srid 10
morbid matter through the exetietory iu,,s IL,
TO the passage Of the bowels. In ali cns., ,.r
Consumption, Indigestion or Dvspepsi,. pii,op,
Affections, or Liver Complains. He,y,L,rn
soGruess or Acidity in The Stomach, 'rieI,trcs,
at the Chest, Loss of Appetite, Sick Head A !,
che, Pam IN the Head Back, Limbs and S;i,
FIOtnlency, Typhus and Scarlet Fever, Pulrid
Sore Throat, Fever and Ague. or Tne-mit,iro
Fevers, Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Scistca.
= 81 asmodic Affections, and Tic Dol1, reux. Con-
vul,lons of Children, Measles, Small OK. Hoo, !
ing Cough. Ricketts,, 1eething, Worms. f..
male Obstrucilons, Chluross or Gleeu sick.
, ness. aud Reflections of Food, and Costiyeness.
CoIlc, whether tialuIonl or Bilious, follow The
DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Take from three to ten pills ,;ll ina,
!; operate, two or three times daily. The use y
u the pills must be persevsred in till cure Is Oh a.
U leclcd. ~
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DEMOCRATIC MEEIlNG.
The Democrats ofTuscrawas, & The
Counties, are respectfully re-
quesled TO attend a Meeting 10 he held
at Port Washington, On Tuesday the
9Th, of June,at IL o'clock. Several ad-
dresses may be expected on the occa-
sion.
N. B. The wings arc requested to
attend, and participate in the discussion
OF the Sub-Treasurv Bill.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Port Washington May 25 lS4O.
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OFFICER MUSTER.

"HE officers Of the let Rife Regi.
IL ment 4,h Brig, 8 Division O.
NJ. are hereby notified TO attend the of
ficer muster st Trenton, on the 18th day
of June al 10 o'clock A. M. armed and
equipped according to Law, to contin~
ue on duty for at least two days-For
urther particulars, see the Notice OF
Brig. General.
F. ID. McMEAL. Lieut. Col.
lst Rife Regt. 4th B. 3 d, o. M.
May 2Sih, 1910.
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p THE GREAT DEFEATED.

When Indiana was admitted into the Union.
Gen. Harrison and Jonathan Jennings, became
candidates for Governor, and Harrison. when
alLhis military deeds were fresh in the recolIeo
ton Of the people, was dsgracethlly distanced
by Jennings. Subsequently Gen. Harrison NOV
cd to Ohio, where he again became candidate
for the Office of Governor, and was again dis
gracefully beaten These occurrences prove
that the chicllalnism of tho available was pro.
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The New York Herald, though whig paper
sometimes tells the truth, and in speaking on this
subject says that I'VE have more wheat and cota
ton, more horses and houses, more rail road and
canals more men and women, more gold and
silver more acres and inches, than the United
States ever had. Where then, it asks lis the
dlstres: and replies in the brains of specula.
tors only Bal, RenubIic,n'
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CLOTH IL WOOL!

= I.SM1TH f. Co., Dover, will receive
eB Cloth to Dress and Wool to Card for
the New Philadelphia Cardlng Machine
q Fulling Mill, and returned to them on short
notice and in good order
J. |. SMITH, & Co.
New Philadelphia, June 8. 193s.-tE
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INTERESTING AND APPLlCA
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED,

DIsEAsRs OF THE STOMACH, OR NEAvEa'
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Ch onic or casusk
under the worst symptoms Of restlessness
Lowness of Spirits and General Emaciation.
CONSUMPTION. whether of The Lungs or Liver:
LIVER AFFECTIONS. ia UNDICE, 10th
Biliary and Spasmodic; Costiveness Worms
Of every variety; Rheumatism, whether A.
cute or chronic; together with GOUT, Scro.
fhla, Pains IN the Head, Back Limbs, and
Side, TYPHns FEVER, Scarlet FEVER. Pr
trid Sore Throat, FEVER and AGUE.
Spasmodic Palpitation of the Hear, and Ar.
teries, Nervous Irrita5ility, Nervous Weak
ness, Mysteries The Douloureux Cramps, Fes
male Distinctions, Heartburn, Headache
Cough, the Common OF humid, and tls Dry
or the Whoopingi ASTHMA, Gravel =
Diopsy
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The Blood has hitherto been considered (
Empiricks and others, as theEgreat regulator q
the human system, and such is the devotednesa
Of the adherents to that erroneous doctrine. that
they content themselves with the simple pes-
session ef this falacious opinion, wilhou, en-.
quiting intoSthe primary sousces from Whence
Life, Health, and vigour emanate, anG rice rrso
pain, sickness, disease and death. Not so with
DR.. HUNT whose extensive research and
practical experience SO eminently qualify him
for the profession of which he has been one OF
the most useful members. He contends,-and
moments reflection will convince any reason,
ing mind Of the correctness of his yews-,bn,
the stomach, liver and the associated organs ara
thesprimary and great regulators of health; and
that the blood in..very many instances is totally
disconnected with the first and succeeding sto
ges Of disease, and that uuless medicine reach
es The root of the disease, the superficial anoy.
mes usually serve but as fDils to GOV.
er the ravages Of deep>rooted.. maIad les. I'm
Ter these convictions, at the expence of year.
10 close application, the doctor has DISCOVERIES
3 medicine whose searching powers are irresis-
tlble, and in prescribing, it is with firm con.
viction OF ts. being radical cure IN the various
diseases already enumerated, even ifappIisd in
the most critical cases, but he does not pretend
to ascribe 10.
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PREsBYTERIAAs IN THE U. s.

fhESbt ERiANS I'm IHE U. ~
According to statement made in the General
Assembly, Philadelphia, there are attached to the
Presbyterian Church in the U. States, from l60,
900 to 1S0, 900 COMMITMENTS.
THE CROPS.
TIE last Wheeling Times says:-The Hessi.
an fly did, during the last month, some damage
to wheat but has now vanished and the grain is
again putting out finely. The appearances are
very favorable for fine crop. Bal. Rupub.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-05
S0bir-2tfe.

Tplaeubes lit eim 8erseid,nis Der 9fedltS,
fille, tpelde perbbrt werben ippen III eerSpltrt
bon Common pleas, in unb fur Hcd,a @auns
tn, anfanqeno am Wcntag ben 3lifen 9ln9uit
lS4O, unb peld)e cine 9Bcde oauern fol-:
1. SenrD Sclb geseu Schn Wee9cr.
2. Saccb DelD, @noorIer bon gStllIam
SreY, weld,cr @noericr ipar bon 9SaIter :.
Qipin9itrn, gegen Spbn Wtcu.
3. 2ucas Sdllaud,, gc9en Gantel Wlebr.
a. Scbn 9iau 9e9en Saccb Ndrtnidn.
5. Scbn 9tatL Se9eu Soenrp eanB unb @pa
leine Srau.
6. @lilatctb @auf, sesen 8m. Sfneircr.
Z. Saepb 8cd,tel, 9e9en Spbn Schnlcn
unb icme @befrau Waria.
s. Daniel Sledrer, 9e9en oas eauntp
eeta.
8. McfcS Sud,eder 9lomtuiitratpr Der pcrs
itcrbcnen War9aretba Sudeder 9e9cn Sas
cob Soartmau.
10. gBaltcr 6. stpin9ftcn 9e9en Srbann
@err9c @eiBer.
IL. @jeor9e 99ciB, 9e9en SccnrD Stt unb
leiue @befrau 2cbrcca.
IL. @cpr9e 9Seif rno leiue Sbcfrau @ltds
tetb, scscu S.enrp Stt unp lsine @4efrau 0ies
becca.
-. Mearia Singer, burdI ihren udditen
Nreuno cScbn Shcurer 9e9cu @Iccrge Smitb.
Ia. @jecr9e S>ire, 9e9sn 6. y. Martin.
10. @jcpr9c QBeiB NIB ieine Gbefral GIiIas
beth, 0c9en 3hpmd6 Stt.
l6 Shriltian optfmar, 9e9cn Spnatban
@uth, g0tban GjHth, SornrD @jnth, sIrrn
@utb, Gjeprge SdDncicer, SoenrY Stnne, Geus
~ SNpTman Iub cclepb Sorng.
cSelle Sarnuel Drctb'r.
Cuff 90. ra-3in
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-05
JaN9an9 l3.]
3 col q IN N.

DieIe 3eitun9 piro jeoen Wittpcd auf
einem 9rpeen Supers9icpal Sc9en, nit gang
neuen Sd,riften, beraus9e9eben.
Der Subleriptipn6spreis 1T IN { b,aler
bes Sabre, in Sprausbe3a blun9.-
Sm Sail bies niht 9efdiebt, 70 iperoen eln
2baler NIB fiinf unc swanSts SentS an9eS
red,net.
Ren SubIcribcut pirb fir weni9er als 6
Necudte au9enommen, unb feiner fam bic
3eitlnt9 auf9ebeu, bis ale Glitltdnoe oarauf
'abbesablt fnb.
9sefduntmad,unoen, welde Gin &tercd
ausmad,en, peroen ereimal fur eincn 3haler
eitserildt, uno fir jece fernere @tnrilfun9
inf unc swauSi9 Sents. : SroBere nad
8erbdltni6.
Diejenige peld,e bic 3citlln9 nit Der pelt
peer benz poitreiter erbalten mllhen ielbt
Safiir besablcn.
slue Sriefe an ben Scrdusgeber mliien
pcGt Gtfrei eingeIanct perbcu, lcnIt mercen
tle uidt anf9encmnten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-05
Snb 1rcaSmrcrs.

Der Nrefibent ber Ser. Staatcn
bat fpl9enbe Neripnen als @eneral
Giunebner III ber llnterfd)aefammer
ernannt unb Der Senat bat bie Grnens
nlln9en beftdtt9t:
Stepban9lIl u en-, fir bic Stact
9eclts9)crf, I'M Staat Tells9)orf.
Sfaac OtlL fit Ole Stapt Sos
tfon i'm Staat Wia6a6nicttS.
SpfcpbS hnfc H. fir bic Stabt
@barle6ton, I'M Sraat Slir=@arolina.
@eprge Denm fir bie Staet
CT. gonis, I'M Staat Niihpuri.
SSeBt feblt nod cine Subtreaiurt,z
SampIline na6 Seras, UNI Suttrel,
iurerS bDrtbtn 5u nebnlen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-05
SlabrtCht

ipirb hermit ge9ebeu, baB Die llnecrjctdlnes
ten ais slomuiltr0trr6 pcn Der SonterlaBcn>
ftaft cee peritrrbcncn s acct NcrscL
lcetbiu pcn SicbcrsMaern9ic Sounltip ecs
Cba @ountD, au9citcllt rpprpeu fGno. sllle etcs
jcniacu, wcldc nod rcd,mdsi9e 9Infcreenws
gcn an bcia9tc [Hiuterlodcnidpaft habcn, tpers
ben caber crnilit auf9efcrcert tlnerhalb &
Bcdbcn bel ben SlomitiitratcrS lire 9fcd,s
nun9eu wcblbci;dti9t eirsubdnbi9en. llnb
fcldlc, meltc nod, auf ir9cnp cine Srt fhuls
ti9 flub, wcroeu ebcnfalIs 'auf9cfrrocrt btns
urn crIa9ter 3cit 9fidti9fcit gu MAIDEN bci
ben iluterscidnctcn i'll Sllentaitn.
Saul Snau6, 9lbmini>
Yctcr Geinlbnttet 5 tfratprS.
SufD 90. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-05


(9cu Serliu, Der RcGocnS preuBrnS, leBtbin
Don 9ieus2)prf.)
gaimmt I'D, ole Sreibcit, rcu 0dmen NIB
'Socrren pclr &altcu uuo nrrcu 0tadbarlthaft
ausuScigcn, bof CT ieincr &ath i'll alien 3ncis
0cn icuer 98idcuihaft 9icbt unc S,illfe er'
tbeiH. Sciue Office 1T al Nrh. Potier'6
3uferbdfercy, beinabe 9e9cntlber Der @aton
Sanf.
@r pirb 9GeitfolfS rc9clmdst9 jcbe 9Scde
tld, all ben frl9cnocn IplGecn aufbalten:
c,n Bethlehem am Wpnta9c, III Ssrn. Sac.
Nreeman6 Sloltr Nctcl.
NRittipcd,S in StaSarcth, III Crn. .. 9ics
gcl's S,etel.
Srcitass III aaeutaun, an bcm @altbauic
bcS Nrn. Gjrce.
glac 3aoc ;miItcn ben pb9emcISctcn miro
cr III ieincr Sficc III @aitcn anSutreffcn fem.
SlGe 9Iufmcrflamfeit foil pcncn 9eihcnft
iperren, meld,e thm ibr 3utrauen lhenfen.
@aiton, SulY 90. llq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-05
SC[lulpetnforperin9.

glGe birjenigen, mflfe nod an s o II
9 h 4 fe + uno 6 o III y. bon 9Iucntaun,
auf igeno cine slrt id,ulbig fno, eS iet All
1tctcn, 8anbcu, SubIhulben pcer Sencls
oclccr, merpcn gcbeter, Swiffen MIN itnc Dem
Stcu ndd,ltcn 9utSult al ben llnterihriebes
ncn, glsi9nic bcs beia9tcn s pban 9 d, a.
f c r, absubcsablcn, tpibri9enfallS lInfclteH
erfrl9cn mlden.
cSobn S. &rauie.
SlQcntaun, cSulD %. nq-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-05
[S1p. %.

inelbete ebenfalIs baB es Der @ebrau6
ocS Generals 9eDeien iei Lungs Der
Srcnte per 9luflperfun9en bin 81 laue
fen, ipD Die Su9eln am bififen flogen,
nno CT cine lei6te 8unoe erbalten bas
be.-Gr 9tcng 10 peit, als 81 perlidern,
oaB CT DfterS Den @eneral Sarrilpn tn
10 9efabrlt6en Stelleu 9eieben babe,
paB eS ibm unmS9li6 9eibienen, paB
er nit Dem geben papon fontnen fCnns
te, ltfo baB es Tim f6ien, DAP nibts
alS etne beibubenpe 8orlebuns ibn fit
etne 9rp6ere 9lbii6t, pom 9rabe 9erets
tet babe.-@r fa9te ebenfalls, DAP Der
erife Otann, Der baS GanaoiIbe llfer
tn Der 8erfol9uns bes @eueral Nrces
tor na6 Der Sbames, betreten babe,
General Sarriipn 9elpeien fei. ltn6
Der s3pette, ia9te, liet nun in Der 9Jers
fpn letneS tapferen 9tbjutanten, gp(.
Soco Don Sentufn, Dor mir.
Ta6bem @pl. Clarion feline TeSe
9eenbt9t bate, rebete eth SOr. Carton,
eth alter HeoDluttDnssSolbatIp Gcns
necttcut uno eth 9lncerer, eames Tit1t,
BON Sreponia, 81. g., gum 8clfe. =
Scr Gritere btefer 8eteranen faate,
raB allc tapfere Splbaten aus Der Hes
pollution, Die nod leben, in 1776 9Sbi9s
9eweieh lno AUDI jeet in 1910 9Sbi9s
ieten. Gr fa9te, bab er Den General
Sarrtl on lan9e 9efannt babe, uno bas
fetner al5 MIR ein Sorp aus ber alten
nno neHen SGule ibn perlaumben
fplirEe.
Gol. Sobb bon Sentufn, Cjebt BON
Gtnctnnatt) etncr opn ben re9elmd6t
gen 9lbjutanten beS @eneral Sarriicn,
rpurbe nun auf9erufen.-@r fa9te, baB
"ipenn @en. Soarriicn i'm Nfai 1913,
Sefcbl6baber oon fp ptelen treicn
Otlnner 9epeien ipdre als beute pers
iammelt linb, 70 lpilrpe Droftcr ME jes
ne3 Selb perla0en baben.'' CT 9ab
unmioerle9li6eS s3eugniB BON Der pet,
lDnli6en llnerf6rDfenbett fetnes alten
Sefeblsbabers: SD mar BET ibn, iaa,
te CT, uno mar NIT Ietnen gldnen be-
faunt rnb fam 3eu9nie Don fetner
8eibtfltbfeit in Der 8rtegs QSi0ens
idaft ioppbl als pen ieiner Sapferfeit
tm Selre able9en. SID mar bier unO
an Her Sbanles bet tbm. Gr fo6te
BORT uno CAB DEM Te9imeftt inter @cl.
cScbniDn ben Scfebl Die Sritten an,us
9rcifen. Ser Ylan bieler 96lad,t
lpurpe bent @oupernDr S6elbp suaes
i6rieben. @cl. Sobb, Der S6rpieaers
Spbn bes @cnpernDr Shelbp periIs
bcrte, ra6 bieieS falI6 uno llnpabr
icL unb ba6 lrenn rcr Soelo BON Sings
WSpnntan jett npb lebte, 70 truroe CT
picle llmpabrbeit nit Sera6tung anfes
tcn. Gr rebete ppn ber @bre ces
8riegcrs, al6 fein ciflstger 2etdNbum,
uno fpra6 NIT grpBter Sera6tun9 nc
gen bcn Seriu6en Ole jett geina6t
lperren, nno Dem 9cn. OarriIcn iene
.@bre 81 rauten Ole ct 70 tbeuer erlpors
ben bat. @r fagte, ba6 @eneral Sars
rtipn ber einsi9e Wiann fei trcs ben
bluti9en @efc6ten an ber yliaeara
@rense Der cine gauge 9lrmee III iba
rem ei9enen @ebiete, 9enommen bas
be- ,c.
9la6bem Sr. Situs bon Solecc, ct
libe 2ieber 9eiingen unb ein SEER
@bdmberlinG ein 8rpbsS6mibt bon
Sttperbpof, cine la6erli6e @eIbidte
ppn San Suren (ben ct i6pn Ianae
fennt) 9e9eben bate, perta9te iI6 6ie
Convention, unb ein jeber trat bere
9nii9t feline Getie na6 ber Soeimatb at.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-05
SSrtf(6 9ebramtter Salf.

SIT pom ndhiten Ocnncrita9 att an beir
8remcfen Der llnterScidlnctcn, in Si,ofphelts
bah &aunid)p, auf ocm 2auoe fri!bcr bcfart
al6 SlumcrS SauereL Su 81 @ents cas Sns
IdlcI, 81 habcn.
0enrp @uth, it.
Neter 0lanf.
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