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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
cJnpialt Grpeeterant,

Niro enrfchleti aIs Die bette mbereitetc IPrs
/ olSlr tlir Nulteht @rfdltllng, slussebruuo.
GH9brlIti9fett, Renhbuifeii, Ifpetesgtbs
! men uno alie 6ranfbeiten ber gruIt uno
punge.
| Dlele WleeBin fpifo bon piefeu uuo I,hr
relpettabeln peripnen recommanoirt, ireld,e
ourdl oleleibe cnrirt puroeH. Iiele. melrl,e
lauge 3sit inter Sauffen ano 8rulffranfbeitcu
llften nnc 9e9laubt baben lIe tpdren mit Der
aueSrhrnn9 bcfaGen, ipuroen in fiir,er 2c,t
9aillId' cnrirt nno Sur p6lligen ge(unobVit
9ebrad,t
Mer mad, reh Bertb bieIer Webhm bcs
,peifelt, berfefe ben fclaenben Brief Snn sis
ner pcrlei, biz fein SarrefTe in Dem 9cra
fanf eerielben bat:
Ieuycrt SUM- Is. 1888.
sln Cr. Japne.-gEertber Oerr !---cdh
haoe e'rtrand, 9snddyt pom Sbrem grpsetro
rant, ic'pobI perfpnlidA als aud, in n1eiuer
0alnlc, fur bic letten 9 Score. mif s,u,
9rSeten 9itlfsen. Sn Der 3bot. ID, bstrad,tr,
iiiein eebci verfdugert bud, ben G,sbromd,
6Ieler lfdsbaren Meoisiu, nrbff ben, Ssosr
Gcfttsy fhr oerfdieoene. 80 0'S''s
Sur drr Safe bon Son(frn. ent,inpuro
per Srult eilu9tt ilp.c oes s,offes sn,vfchfs
id1 clele WseotStn M 6ebenenfiid, als bic yslt,
ele idl jemais 9eFraud,te. NRcin ernfffifsr
Sunlo1 ut pap 9lnterc bic an llebelu Ieipr,
peraA ldp 9elrtten babe. coSct befreit ,pers
oen Hcehteu. p.fd,es nie id, ofdnbe oeSrhs.
d5en. x q n GU gso'"''
or. Sd Dne,--Wertbcr ferr.-Nurd, bic
Sn":e Z ( e/OtteS bat Sbr Snbian Grpectcrant
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25

Die Soarriion Deniofratcn oh eano,
fhwamm uno ben un9rdnseneen S@lnfhips,
lperoen ben 9rreen eemOfrotifhrn Eieg, ben
ne IN pennlIloanien nno eurd) bic hnse Uni,
on 9empnnen haben, auf
S1mifa9 zen 2Sffcn 9topdllber,
anifdnei9 fciern an benz @afhanle lon 9 IT.
am IN Sa #, in 9au9fd,mouim daunfd,in,
fpcSu ile ihre Sreunee aus Dem aduen Gauus
tD hofidlt einlaben 3heil su nehmli.
Sin antes MittageTen Wire fur lie @eleas
ifaft bereit fein, rposu Gin fctter Shs uno eis
lie 9dnse Gan Subereitet mercenlGen. 6Rt
CUTE @etrdnfe uno aIIes mas iou(hlGtbia ilf,
sfirb cbenfaas aufS 8elfe 9eIor9t pereen.
Die 9IlIeutaunrr W1uGtbanoef fpirb ,ur
Serberrliduns bes Seiies se9cniprti9 lein.
sE~GclIte eS an hem nlr Neierklfimmtel,
Gage re9nen poer ods @etter icnIhinfreunes
lid, iein, 70 ipirb eae Sclt 'ouf Wsntaa ben
30ften 9tppember aehalten perocn
9Siele 9tmcfiatef.
GcSember %. sim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25

Cine GntScefMm9, = Ter Cincinnati
eeb9er crSdblt, pap Dor eini9en gBod,en etnis
&c Sauern Sulammen getreten ipdrcn nm nuf
oem ganoe ees Or. Nu9eS, unweit Ieincm
Srt III einem @rbhhgeI (Mound,) ipie IN
Ohio piele porbaneen itnc, ;u 9raben, Inn ,u
Ieheu mas bdrin entbalten Iei 9iahoem lie
ehpa 3 SUE biueinge9raben, famen lIe alif Gin
Eager bon barter Grre, 9Ieid, Saditetnen
llutcr oieiem fdneen Te cine 9rese 91elle "@cns
tineutdl @elb,' fdon in cine unge9ertte Buf,
falcbdut ciu9ewfslt. 9luh fano man alte
lRun,en mferIhieeliter SIrt bcteben houpts
fihlid aus 3mf, Weein9, Supfer mc 3inn.
9Im mcrfpiirci9fen mas 9efunren pproen, III
cine Soduhr NIT eilernem @chdue unc mcls
iIngnem Sidcermert, Die % llnicn wiest.
Garallf il eiugeitcdsn: "9ela Npurd, pds
fire 1900" mb ,,bon vivant." 0RIeIbe it
perrpltet
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
lgcbrrfTcbt Der NOforftprcifc.
9philaeeIphia. glcpemter 81.


Cie Gjeih6fte marcn lcetc 9Ycd,e lebbdft,
Ia CO gum 9ltfdllu6 Der Sabrsseit 9ebt. Die
Sdliffe qebcn nah Dem Slccn Inn Eradt ,lt
iuden ituo Der Ganal mad, pittsbnra 1T oes
fdlc8cn, Die @iienbahn iiber @bdmterstur9
fam nod Sitter uah Dem Nelfen befIrrern.
Hldur nnc Meh. Der Marft fir 8rces
tfcf fd,wadl uno Der prcis gab nah, jcs
bcd hielt guteS Slaur SIS cas- 8drreei, BON
ben BranreWein Wdihlen % @enfs mebr.-
QSrIihfcrnmch tt l2 Gbl. 25 ods S,c0bss
hedo rno 50 SO eas Barrel, 8ranoemeinc
% @ts. h6ber. 6c99cumebl 50 81 bas 9.
QBdiSeu. q1eunltludniIhcr pertaufte ,u
81 mo 81 Gts. fielidcr ;u 80 bic 81 @ts
qBeIldfcrr, aclbes, gu as Gents Sas gSuIt.
mriscS 43 @ents. Safer 26 Gents. 9lc99cn
1T gidhfraoc.
SeM. 81 90 fir @interShl, une 81 25
fir 9ereini9tes bic @iallrn; SrnbjabrssSebl
81 10, 9ereini9tc6 81 Is.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
SScrElcirafhcf:

Sim lien 9iroember, clird, ben @brtp. S,ru.
Gnbs, Sor. Stepheneeh, bon neioelbera
NIT Wts Sorab B bring BON Gcr6.
gShcitball.
9ln 7trn Gcoember, turd, benfclten, Sor.
Sdmes Su 4 er, init Nds Start 6 a
MILLER bon Nauucper.
Sim l9tcn 9icpembcr, ourd, cenielbrn SNr.
Saccb Stbt9bdu6, Sdulsqebrcr, ppn
auentaun, NIT 9 cbprrab @Idrf, ocn
Silos9Sbeitball.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
6arriloll-&ef.

DIR SNnrrilcnsGemrfraten ron Galsbura
Gdun'd,ip, Seda @auutp, Inc hermit freunb5
lhattltf nno briloerlih cin9e.aoen dnf
Sanifa9s, ben 12cn Seceaster,
il6 an bem S,ouie pcn @eorae 0feius
ber9e,r in SaI,burs 1annidtip eirshfgRs
ben, nm oen Irilmpf bes 9clfs ilber bic
aeniferhniter aiif cine anffdnbNe art IN
feieru. Z '
@acbrere SalsDufaer.
Gcormbsr Rs, sam
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25

~ ~ " - = =
--iiuq lult I'm fam Der aIte hip hluanf ais
sufu4rst. kr ilf ild,er, @enrF4l . iaate id.
'Hrir nabcn - red,s Sdlnrd sItIeHf.
"99fhI' H8Is Der Gcneral i Ieinen sSreln,
Zen, JaRiitiH8sf, tie Sage u pefbsi; ter al.
tt SllNtls ltliH mrihem BefB, unp ID, hcfFe
ihr iplerbet ihfriervn itiu eae iti nnc orr YJlas
icr gut adt dnf ihn seben, unb Elm eut gIe.
count bon Ian haIten. Gr 1T jeet chen niubt
oaB man am 3cpf dMfhhlten fam, benn er
bat cine harif S,eBe gebabt er lit nun siems
lId' richer i'd lpeie, er tlnltfeinen Sdaoen
mehr-iafet ale heinasben unc ibr 6eSsrs
uieb aneIdIFen fpte iisuten 3eiten. ',br ioat
nidbt niebr non ben 5thlsn seplaat msroen,
une penn fe end, pld9eu'iIi es eure Sd,uIo
uno nidlt meine." 9lIe ffimm.en bann in
bret berSlide S,urrabs fir "lippecauub nno
4DIer oa5ao-lIns 70 enpete Die 9r6Bte gudss
Sa9e cie je iii Der gBeit aeirefen, unc ID, ba,
be eucb MIR einen fleinen z bell bappn ersdbIt.
gner Mitbhrsrr
s a Ct . cp ming, Ntajcr &c. &c.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25

Ginc in Teu 9)crf gebrudts 9eihna fdet
mir fennen cin Mdbd,en, Die bee 9Iadts 70
gut ais am Gage iebeu fam.
Ter Ten Orleans 9NcaYuite fnot, eos III
feine Setenheit; uniere @rosmutter fcnnte
oics aud, nadlbem iIe beioe shtgen perlcrrn
battc.-gSir slaltben BAD fdler.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25

Dos SrDSftbuupfcn. = @cm lfarfen
9rinfcn befam Gin @jreiS eii1e anfa0enbe
8upfernaie, nne ermabnte cinif 'Ieinen oiers
jdbrt9en @nfel, Der ale Speiien rbne 8rco
aB, altdl Sroo gu ciiet bamit ct rothe 8as
den Sefdme .--"9u tat 9epiB in eeiner Sus
9eno Slcl Srro 9eIhnupft, @rcBpdterben !"
antipcrtete Der naipe &nabe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
.Sarrtion-O mpfraten- -sSe(f,

Shr 9Iile, bic ibr beigetra9cn hatt ben 70
herrltdlen Ste9 Der Narrifcn Ncmcfroten
nber sIit uno Scrfdyrenbuus u crrisacu,
ieie eln9claecn, cinem Seite bci,uwcbncn, sas
su ehren eicies 9lndlideu @rsisniecs qebals
ten merecu fol-,
Sanlifa9S, Den 5ten Secemter,
an eem @oitbaufe prn = Seibert,
IN semhill Gaunidlip, Zelda @aiutp. 3h bies
lem 6elte ipercen ale WbbImhnfher unfers
cmeInlamen SaterlanccS biermit bpHid(f
cinseldcen.
Ste OarriionsOcmpfraten
bon ecpbia.
NcoeHeer %. Fq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
Starb.

Sim I3tcn in Icrbs@hcitball, an Der 9luss
sehruug, M aria SarbarH Ghe9attu
pon Sebaltian WIacr i'm 79teu ecbensiabs
re.
9m lceten Dcuneritag in Soeipelber9 6 Is
iabe t b Seru, i'm 62lten qeben6jabre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
Stem unp oSenner

habrn iceten erbaltrn aus pbilaoeIpbia irtb
TeuDcrf:
Superfehtc blahe Beaver GildcB
polct
Ordb, v
8rdme breite Ga
cMrisible @riine, GA
Snciarsglaie GA a V
SIdllsSh Shwarse, nit @clte gefdrbte S-5.
SticImirt Cd,
Slauc, crdb nnp bratihc Sdtinefs,
!" Sfins@difnrir, @rtrd,
Gin SllIcrtimeut ron rctte, ueifc, ariihe uao
sclbe SIdunels
y gfin.
s-4 GA nno 1914 Hcfe gtdnfets,
s uno 1914 letnerhe IThtider
Cd italienildie 2eihwdue,
SelRoe uno llnterbclenpcu edmmcrncIle
Serlni, 90.
6cpal Ritteo gGetenEnge,
Smpcrial l,al6tilderl
Weomans DO.
@tn prddltt9es Ahcrtinient BON Cstr6n,nfs
Gine grcBe SIuswdblp bon gausf In he Iors uni
Meriues fir eioies' 1reF ,uJ '' A"'
Ga Slaa.SdmarSe gcmt ,o,iens,
@lnta9e nnc il9lsyirte sSeioen Gelpct.
l2-ll sRerlncs uro &c a,tricfte Sdorpls.
SudlttH, Beauer, 6ib. unb @eibene Sonb,
id1uhe, 'sA''''
;DsIt sScie gefilttrrts Berlin 30.
Gemcetra4en, e,tcefs ,r
isrILuAe uptl 81 bis al 10 nnb elm 9ierte(,
mcueline bon unb Elm 8ertel bis ISq
bftm q fifef ,.,,A e;,,..f..1.. gs,.s q : -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
GrcBc Sarrtion sSeftItebfett.

Die Gcnlcfratiifen Srcunoc mn "narri,
Jon unb 6efcrm" III Gcrtbahptcl une Qed,a
@aunticst flne hermit ein9eldecf, cen qIcr.
relden Sic9 curd, ein Teit III feie,n, wcld,er
oas 8elf nculidb iber N6Sera lisiius II. 9Iri.
ltefrattc errunaen hat, burh Die erfpibIuno
Der patrtcten Darrj(ou unb IDtcr
9tm Scnnerita9 pen 3ten 3ecdinbet
an bcm S,ouie Stn @ et r &C slub nrteb b,
III Ncpdrotaun, slIen 5aunihp. Sin herr
lldhes Wtltta9sellcn miro um . lltr Otadmtt,
tags duf9etra9en, ilnb fir 9utcn arten
Setoer unS (cnIfiae Gririnft it 9elcr9t.
N'inbmnNert 80mpncn6cbii6c
mercen I'M eaufs tcs Gaacs atscfeucrt, aus
einem 9tcunpfimocr
Sor. u. 8. Braun wirb cine 0Ietc balten.
2ilie Gemrfrdtru iIup su bieIem Sclte einoes
laoeu ben Ger
9tnorbuun9SsG Committee.
9icoeniber %. no-om
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
Sarrtlcn's Ste9eseIt.
Sn u (lentan1.
Tcsember 25.

Que Ndrrllpns Cemefrdten bon llientauit,
lepopi ais oleIenl9en ees edllntfs, iIuo Sn
eineni Selt eIn9clneeu, fpeIde6 suISbren beS
nelillben Sle9es Der Gentcfratie iber S6oe'
raltSmus, 9cfeiert perceu fpH, al
Stenftage Den 1ifen Oecdnter.
eQi berrlldes Witta9snidhl lntS bereitet,
une cine prcaeeicn fcrmut weroet. Orei
IL II oert une oretnnb , b'iersi.e
u a \ one d. II 8 c iperoenm ediife
oee 2n9ee oo9etfuert meroen. Gicbrr9c
all'olten llne 9etrefen nm jenet Gag auf
elne ans9e5eidncte 9lrt su feiern.
Ste 9lucrbnun9Ss Committee.
Slaentaull, Ico. 24.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
9anb III perfaufcll.

.SonifagS bcn 29ifen 9lppember,
rrdcts INN 10 llbr 9crmittags, Tca auf cen
Splate ielbit ofcntIit pcrfauft merbsn:
<RzyA Sin 0cwiTes Sau6, SdeRer unS
f;::ll un9efdhr 9lfer guteS Sanlanc,
IIllE aeIe9cni in Sbers,0PiIfcro 1aunfdip,
setha @ountp, 9rdn3enb an ganb
bon SaIcmcn Wiecer, peter 0Ba(Ter, Wanrs
tin &itter, jr. uno aucern.
GbenfaIs: Gin nahe babel 9eIeaenes
Stif lrl;lano pcn 9Ider, weld,es alles
I'M 9anien cber in ppttcn perfauft meroen
fol-, fpie es hem Sedlfer fdifflidb fein mag
Seethin bad @isentbum BON 6 barrie 8
o orr nno miro cbne Miidtalt perfduft.
Die 8eoinaun9et am @erfaufstage une
gluflpdrtrng pcn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
Charles SO. gSieanc.
9llIance Ton GharIee @crr.

OPG. 8.-9Im udmIidien Gag Iad,mts
td9s, ,pirb alIerIei SNduss unb 8auerns Gjes
r6tb, 70 pie rtuc Gerffiebeubeit bon Gtcb4s
@lter orrfauft pereen.
9icpemter %. no-2ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
Oeffemlie6e o3enrlt.

SdmItngs ben l9ten Deeember ndd,Cfens.
lpll duf ptfentlidler Selitii oerfailff nereen.
allt Dem Ylase oe6 llnter(dmiebenen, in 6eis
oelbef9 1aHnfd,ip, Zelda @auntS, ipenn es
S'orr nIclt oureh NripatbanbeI serfahft wire,
SEQ. 1.
Cine portreflihe 0sablmlibfe, ppu
Steln ertaut, brei Stcd brd,, mit prei paor
Stelne, iiberfdlIdStig acbaut, init rinem IL
0nB bchen 9fao. Serner iuqIeid, cine
GaA Sdgs itnb 8olImlibIe, nettf
W kIR clt1eni SHelif6fi9ten 0lptfs
essaa9 g8ohnhouie iabe babel. Das eas
81 sehori9e safio betrd9t l6 9Icfer unb lao
Jtuthen. 0arauf befnSst lIc, ein ecrtreffIis
der Ballmgarten nno cine Blcdfheuer. Die
Wiufle mlre onrdl ben Sprban aetrieben NIB
lle9t IN cnter iebhaften, 9etraibercidhen Gjes
9clloj Defenders bietet Bic 8pQmibIe einen
reldlllden @rtrd9 bar, oa auf einem llmFrris
le bon 10 Wieilen lIdl feline befnbet. Nieles
S'getthIin grant an qanb pen c,eeUb @laus,
Saccb Urtelnger unb 9Inbere.
9fc. 2.
Gin Stiid 'bprtreffid, s,ol,ane, e5enfoIs
IN erTeleetem SNeioeIberg IdunIdbip oeleoen,
petra9eno 9lder uno 81 Hutben, ardn,rnb
an yailo BON Gcbn petsr, 9lnben SunGfer,
Ir. W'ifdel 0iaudy uub 9lnbcre.
Jep. 3.
Gin dnheres Stif ncI,Ianb, ocIroru IN
Scphll Snunfd,ip, ecda @ountp, entboltenb
2slder iino 1913 0iutben 9rdnsenb an eanb
BON Glias NclIenbad,, Danisl ebert nnb
9neere.
8rrbcr beidlrietcneS Gi9entbum fam al
1eeer 3ett ccn Sfduflniti9en beieben fpereen,
lpentt man fldl bel llnterIhriebenen melbet,
Der Der Gi9ner 1T nno barauf wcbnt.
Sacob S6neioer.
S1cloelber9, 9tcp. %. iiq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-25
Qolfamts SserifLlt.

6cl9euee Sriefe fIltb biefe gBcd,e i'm 9lqrns
tanner pcfamt IieGen 9eblieben:
Y. :. slrnclo. s. 6. Epos, 9. Beitelmott
9eor9e SeiBel, s. g. Bidlep, 9ctert Dubs,
:5chn @dert, 8ecr9e Sasinser, 8. 9. NaIs
oadh aronSambnr9cr, Soenrp Rempf, Grbt
Gleh Sobn Seiper, &. @jeioner, Wedrtiit
Sdwenf, :Scbu Deilier Senrp 9fube {, 0Pit.
Ter Slrnsn Geienifeil, 9brabam Spinner Sos
lepb Scptt @eCr9e Stetnber9et.
U. 6. 0ttgbt Doffnteiffer.
, 1840-08-01
OBITUARY Y.

Id D:-ln this place, on Wednesday
last, after a short illness, Mrs. MARY ANN
PRIcE, consort of Mr.. GEORGE B. PRlcE, pub
fisher Of this paper.
The death Of this amiable and interesting
lady has created a void, in her family, and in
the little circle ia which she moved, not
easy to be filed.
Though she had resided but a short time,
in our village, she had endeared herself, to all
who knew her by the aInenity of her man
ners, The refined intelligence Of her mind and
by the consistency of her walk and CONVEX
salion. She had been for some years n mem
Der of the Methodist Church, and in the per-
torrance OF her duties in the varied relations
of life, she manifested 10 the world, her de-
votIon. and piety, and gave u~nerring evil
denccS OF the Truth, and reality of her pro-
~iession. She possessed not only the form of
holiness, but she enjoyed lis substance
Through the InScrHtabie Wisdom of that Prov
idence whose WAYS are past finding out, she
has been snatched from our midst, long ere
she had reached The coon of life. A COM
panion whose agonizing grief too truly at
tests, the severity OF his aliliction will mourn
his bereavemeni--three innocent babes NAV
in after life. lament. they have been deprived
OF tie influence of her precepts and exam
pie; and the church will deplore the extin-
guiShment of her bright and shining light on
earth, vet they mourn not as those who have
no hope. She lives in immortality beyond
the grave. and her soul dweIls among the
spirits OF the just made perfect.
In her illness. stranger as she was, every
attention was paid her which a fond and
doating husband, and numerous friends, could
bestow. Although she was not surrounded
by relatives bound 10 her by the ties OF
blood-;here were those around her, in her
afiliction. who appreciated her worth, and
who were forward in manifesting their es-
TEEN. by acts of kindness and love.
, 1840-08-01

The letter which the Republican published lately
and which was taken from the Louisville Journal rur.
porting to be written by one James {. Smith, II res
ident Of this county, and dated at Frankfort ny
we have no hesitation in ~sayingis either a hoax or a
forgery. We have been at some paiusto sati.fy our
selves ON this score. and we Gnd that there Is but one
man Of that name in the cnunty TINT he mas not
been ont of the STATE for the last six month, and
more than this, he has been 4 Fcderalist, from the time
whereof hi. memory ruuith not TO the contrary.
This publication is the latest Indication of the drooP-
ing spirits and waning enthusiasm Of the Wings.
II is . strong prcmouitory symptom Of what awaits
them next week.
, 1840-08-01

Departed this life on the 18th instant. at
the residence of Stanton Buckner, ESQ.,, in
this place, after in illness of fourteen DAYS,
ALFRED Il. BUCKNER, VI. D., in the
25th year of his age.
DIR. b. was just entering upon 4 life full
of honorS 10 himself and useful to the COM
munity in which he resided. Not endowed
with talents of the most brilliant character,
DR.. B. yet possessed mind distinguished for
uncommon strength and clearness. His was
precisely that order OF intellect best adopted
to the most trying scenes of IN %eventfuI life
combining the penetration which in the
crisis intuitively discover the course to be
pursued, and the iirmneSS competent to
sustain a determination once made amidst
every peril. Thoroughly educated a physi-
cian "a; frst) in one of our best Western
Schools, DIR. L. had added several years of
practice. with constant reading and study. to
his collegiate requirements; and was rapidly
advancing 10 e:ninence IN his profession
when he fell a victim TO disease. Up to
which time he had lived. in the personal
knowledge oftlc writer, in the ~stricteSt bonds
IF peace, (anj 50 lar as he knOws1 of per-
feet friendship with every member OF the
plOlSS>ipI ~ WHICH Ic DclOlIeu. AS Il man,
he ever sought to make principles the rule of
life; and all his actions evinced those noble
qualities of soul which haze characterised
the best of men.
In the midst of the most arduous p.ofes-
sIonal labors which the unhealthiness of the
present season required at his hands in COM
mon with our whole medical faculty, no
found himself Suddenly Frustrated with a fe-
yer. doubticsSly superinduced to some ex-
tent by the ialgues consequent upon MS
practice. And from the first hour in which
he felt the hand of the destroyer. DR.. Buck
ner was struck with Il presantmcnt of his
approaching dissolution. To the ravages of
the fearful malady. that m~omen;ly hurried
him on to the final catastrophe, we had MOTH
to oppose but the best skill of medical
science, and the most aSSiduouS attentions
to the case and comfort of the patient. But
these were nothing. Once indeed u hope
arose that he was better. He thought So
But no-the lamp was Pickering in the sock
ct. and a more lumisous ray shone up only
for an instant in indication Gifts going entire
y out, which it son did, leaving the deeper
gloom behind. Such as never enjoyed the
acquaintance of the deceased, will never
now. appreciate his exalted character; whilst
to whom he was intimately known,
will feel how entirely futile are words to
console them for their painful bereavement.
[Paimyra Whig1
A quantity of old type, for sale at thi.
, 1840-08-01
ITEMS.
By the British Queen

Hon. John H. Eaton, late minister to the
court of Spain, and family were passengers
in the Queen.
On the oath Of June, a man by the name
of Oxford, attempted 10 assassinate the
Queen and prince Albert, while on their
evening ride. He discharged two pistols at
their carriage, and pleads insanity for the
act.
Lord William Russell's valet, has confess
ed himself, to be the murderer of his master.
The wheat crop in England promises TO
be abundant.
MAxp BouspARY.-Inthe House of Com
mons, June 9sd, Lord Palmerston said that
he would lay Nudge and Featherstonhaugh's
report before the House in ten days.
THAMES TuNNEL.-The excavation is SO
nearly finished, that they have begun to
move the houses in the Mapping side.
In the Chamber Of Peers on Friday the
law for continuing the charter of the Bank
of France, and also the Sugar Duties bill,
were passed.
The latest important news is that the Civil
war in Spain is nearly over, and The French
wal in Africa was only at its beginning.
, 1840-08-01

public measure, l beg it TO be understood, that while
1 am utterly opposed to the election Of General Har-
rison, | am MOI the ~partizan of Mr.. Van Buren,, though
| would greatly prefer him to his opponent. The
principles he has not only avowed but maintained
openly and firmly, are dear to the South; and what
is equally important, Aey are lie principles Of hi, par
~.
j am, gentlemen, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
GEO. McDUFFlE.
, 1840-08-01

rhe discussion at Paynessiile, passed oil pleasantly,
and ~proftably for the cause of Democracy. There
was a very respectable number in attendance both
days; and the best spirit prevailed among our inendi
Mr.. Emerson led Of, in a short and forcible speech,
and was followed by Mr.. Biggs, who went into a dis
cussion of the State and Federal politics at some
length with considerable ingenuity aud ability.
Mr.. Smith of Lincoln replied, ina most mastehy and
effective speech. II was rocrived with great APP
plause, while the Wings WINGED, and writhed under
the heavy blows of his satire and cloquence. DR.
Mcclure Of Auburn came next, IL delivered one CT
the most wishy-wsshy ,frothy, vaPoury, wind full oil
sound and fury, s~isnifyinS n%0thIns," pieces Of
school-boy defamation, we ever had the misfortune
to listen to. The veteran Col. Boon, next re-
sronded to the call, and with a few facts and in a
lew minutes demolished, DIR. McClure's f~ancy-work.
On Tuesday Mr.. Smith again unclaimed the attention
Of his audience, for about two hours, and he III turn
va. followed by the Wing rheei horse Of Pike in one
Of his characteristic speeches, full OF Iudirection,
and .~ophi.trJ. We left him speaking. Mr. Parsons
was to reply.
Owing to ipdisposition Mr.. Wells, OF Lincoln, was
not present, az was anticipated. We regret that
for want Of space, we are unable TO present a more
detailed sketch Of the proceedings.
, 1840-08-01
MORE DECEPTION.

~ There isan article going the rounds of the
wing papers, purportins to be a portion OF a speech
delivered in New York, at the late celebration, by
the Vice President The language imputed to the
Hero of the Thames. looks very like to the quarrel
which was said to have taken place between Col.
Benton and himself. This it will be recollected
turned out to be no go. And SO does the "Tickle my
fancy" story. The N. Y. Planet, says that during
the Vice Presidents s'recent tour at the North, in no
instance has he used the name OF Gen. IIarrison.''
, 1840-08-01

We learn that tie Stors-IIouse OF |. y. Bryson
4 Co. Of Loui.iEna, was struck by lightning ON Tues
day morning last. Considerable injury wn'done othe
building, but the merchandise, we are informed, sus-
tanned no damage.
, 1840-08-01

o. We are authorized to announce JAS.
II. DAVIS as a candidate for Justice OF the
Peace, for Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
election.
, 1840-08-01

Mr.. Tappau OF Ohio, has offered Il reward of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, TO any one, who will specify the
time and place when and where he used The forged
extract, which has been generally published in the
whis papers. Will any OF them correct the forgery?
Nous Vtrroas.
, 1840-08-01

DlED:-At his residence. four miles east
of this place, after IN illness o: some weeks,
Mr.. JOHN WATSON, aged about 20 years.
, 1840-08-01

OF We are authorized to announce JAS.
ROACH as a candidate for Constable of Salt
River Township, in Pike county, at the en-
suing election.
, 1840-08-01

George Penn, of Saline, has been appointed, re-
ceivcr general of public monies at st. Louis, under
the independent treasury act.
, 1840-08-01

PREcIoys METALS. The London "Mining
Journal gives tie following table of the
production of gold and silver for forty years,
VIZ: from 1870 TO 1880:
, 1840-08-01

o. Our friends in the adjoining counties VIII, do
US a great favor by forwarding us, a statement of the
elections, in their respective counties, as early as pos
sihle.
, 1840-08-01

o. We are authorized to announce MI
CHAEL JONES as candidate for Assessor
of Pike county, at the ensuing August cleo
, 1840-08-01
S75.27O,46I

S75.270,46I S757.007,l56
a total OF eight hnnderd and thirty-two
millions two hundred and seventy-seven
thousand SIX hundred and seventeen dollars.
, 1840-08-01
M A r RTE D.

On the % Of July. by the Rev. Mr.. JoHN-
SON, FRANCES G. Howell, to Miss. SALLY
ANN Henry, all of Pike County. SOS