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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
bOu

a PURE bl0oded AYRSHIRE BULL.
NA short horns. three years old, recently
introduced INTO Vermont.
This noble animal is now held ready for
the accommodation of those who may wish
to improve their breed Of neat cattle. A
view of hun viii convince the experienced
breeder of his good point and character:
"a he has good symmetry. good color. limbs
and horns Is large and active good va
lured, orderly and quiet. A single cross Of
the native breed (even were It carried M
f%urthet) with tins animal, will prove OF in.
caIculable advantage to The stock Of this
vicinity, 1t Is the opinion OF competent
jndges amongs, Us, and of a majority of
EngIlsh and Scotch breeders acquainted
with this country, that for our climate.
state of paslurage, keep, cost, and market,
this breed is preferable TO the much eXtol-
led Durham, [see Cultivator, Vol. 4 being
more hardy, requiring less care. and less
keep: and even eXcelling in combining the
two and rather converse qualities OF being
good mixers and Of falIenIng readily.
II r NJ
For one Cow, 50 OO-or two IS 90 and
for three and over s., 90 each llhe plurality
oe'Op oWheu ny thc s"'he Pe'e"") to'''C.
ular regulations made known at The stable.
He will be KEEP, on DR. Spooner's farm,
IA Of mile south of the college. on Ham
cock street. II. AINSWORTH.
N. B A certificate OF ,he purity OF tho
ANIMALS blood viii be produced: and any
detection Of deception or fraud IN this re-
spect shall exhonera,e all concerned from
cha rges for his services. IL. A,
BURLINGTON, .Harrh Is. 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20

honest? o, tits foul, most foul thus TO
see a brave man hunted down by pen
stoned libcllers, who we're mewling and
puking in the nurses arms' when he
was fighting the battles of our country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
Administrators Sale.

THE heirs, creditors. and ell persons
Il interested in the estate Of a Day
are hereby notified that The admins, rator
of SAID estale,w,Il sell.on the lst Monday Of
April 1870. at one O'Clock p. NJ. at John
Towards Hotel, at public vendue TO the
best bidder, the messuage and lot appu'.
tenant, for several years past occupied by
he late Widow Day, situate near The
bridge at Onion River lower falls in Bur.
Ington. The premises will be sold IN gross
or IN separate parcels as will best SUIT
purchasers.
ALSO, said Administrator will at the
same time sell alllhe interest Of SAID es,0ln
IN n certain lease Of water and privilege at
said falls. I'm B MUNSON,. Admir-.
Burlington. March Is, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
Estate of J Irish I'd.

VKIE the Subscribers, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro.
bate Court for the District Of Chlt,enden,
commissioners to receive. examine and I'D
jus, the claims and demands Of oil persons
against the estate of John IRISH I'd late of
Milton in said District, deceased. represen.
ted insolvent. and also all claims and de.
mands exhibited in Offset thereto and ak
months from the dav of the date hereof. be.
ing allowed by sad Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice. tina, wo
will attend 10 the business Of our appoints
ment, at the dwelling Of Be,sey E. IRISH in
! Milton in said District, on the last Mon
days of May and June next. at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, on each of SAID DAYS.
Dated. this 29lh day Of January 4. D.
1910.
LYMAN BURGESS, com,,e.
STEHEN HOXSIE. '"'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
Ertract from the Journal Of the Stale Of
Ohio.
Tuesday Jan. 80. 1871.

81 al Do, . /
"Senate met pursuant TO al journment.
The Senate then, according TO the order of The
day, resolved itself into a of the whole
upon "Lhe Dill from the House entitled an act for
the punishment Of certain offences therein nam-d
and after some time spent therein the Speaker,
(AIlen Trimble,) resumed the chair.
Mr.. Fithian then moved to strike out the 10Th
section of sand bill as follows.
=" BE ii further enacted That when any per-
son shall lie imprisoned either upon execution
or otherwise, for the non-pavment Of a fine or
costs, or both, il shall he lawful for the sheriff of
the county to sell out such person as a SERVANT
10 any person within this State, who will pay the
whole amount due for the shortest period o~fservice;
OF which sale public notice shall lie given at least
ten days; and upon such sale eng effected, the
sheriff shall give TO the purchaser a certificate
thereof and deliver over the prisoner to him, from
which time the relation between such purchaser
and the prisoner, shall he that Of MASTER and
SERVANT until the time Of service expire; and for
injuries done b~yseither, remedy shall lie had in the
same manner, as is or may he provided by law
IN the case OF master and apprentice.
And the question being taken, was
decided in the acknowledgements 20, nays
l2-Gen. Ii. voting with the minority.
On this the Sentinel rests its Charge
But now let us go back a little and sec if
there is one particle of evidence in this
that Gen. Harrison "voted to sell men for
debt" The above, it will be observed was
a law for PUNISHMENT" of "CRIMES,"
not for tho payment ofdebts. We make
laws to punish crime and enforce the
payment of debts, but not to enforce crime
and punish debtors and few men indeed
we apprehend, will concedc to the Senti-
nels doctrine that debt and crime are one
and the same thing. The section quoted
provides that a person convicted of a
demonstrating, for mstance-and fined
say five dollars, but unable to pay it il
money, may be put to service and earn it,
instead oflying in Jail till dooms-day, a.
he must otherwise do. Is there any in.
justice or oppression in this? Certainly
not. Reason and common sense approve
it. Take an instance. Two men are
convicted ofa crime, and fined five dollar,
each. The one has five dollars, pays the
fine, and goes about his business; thu
other is without money, and goes to jail
He can earn no money in jail, and if TIN
law mukes no provision for his earning
elsewhere, what alternative has he. Th,
result is, he lies in jail six months or
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
NMNW SW0NGs
GEO. A. CONNER.

HI AVlNG purchased the stock Of goods
Nh lately owned by B. F. Mcfarland,
consisting Of Vet and Dry Groceries, Dry
Goods, Crookery, Hardpare, &c. &c., and
having made large aud fresh additions
thereto, by recent purchases al The present
REDUCED PRICES, now offers The same TO
purchasers.on snch terms as he feels conf
dent will satisfy all those who NAV choose
10 give him their patronage. or desire I"
purchase at the lowest rates. Intending
to make it n permanent establishment. ha
will pursue that course which shall secure
to HIM the confirmed patronage of those
who favor HIM with their custom.
Just received large quantity Of HERDS
GRASS SEED, perfectly clean, and low for
cash.
Store lately occupied hv B. F. McFar.
land, dtljornlng Franklin Hotel, south west
corner of Court House Square.
Burlington, March 70 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20

TRoTTING MATcH.-Tlc great trot-
ting match between Maj. Cummings chcs-
nut %sorrol, and l. Briggs and Co.'S brown
horse, for a purse ofS4OO, came off on the
Troy road, on Saturday, at 3 o'clock.
The distance travcrsed was Is miles.
back and forth, which was done by Maj.
Dunnings's horse in SO minutes, with
out any stops-coming in about 30 yards
ahead. 1t is proper to add that the WIN
ming horse, by agreement, drew a sulkcy
the other a one horse wagon with two
in it-and Notwithstanding this,was ahead
when about half way through.-1lJaay
Argus.
NPThc Maryland Bank bill has passed
the Legislature of that State, and fixes the
resumption of specie payments on Jan.
10Th of next year, or ten days after the
Philadelphia and Virginia Banks resume
ifthey do so
A QUEER CHARACrER-Among the
doings at the Court of Common Pleas for
Rockingham county, n. H., the Exeter
News Letter states that Afford TetherIy
of Charlcstown, n. H., was indicted fol
stealing a horse the property of JOSIAH
Woodman, of Nottingham. On being
asked if guilty." he said they might sci
him down as guilty, for he went into the
barn to lodge for the night, and fndingnC
hay there for him to lie on, or the horse
to cat, he took the beast ont ofpity, rode
him up country, where there was hay
enough, and sold him to ina who woul(
feed him well, and not allow him to starve
He thought some about riding the horst
back to its owner, but the jade travelled
SO hard that he would rather 90 to thu
State Prison for a dozen years than ride
him again a dozen miles. The Cour
sentenced him to three years hard labo
IN the State Prison.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20

Superfine Flour for Sale by
Jan IS. STRONGS u co,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
"SELLING MEN FOR DEBT"
every word.

w. II. Harrison is the man who in the Ohio
Legislature, voted TO SELL FREE WHITE
AMERICAN CITIZENS, LIKE CATTLE IN
ARkET AM FOR DEBT! Do you doubt it !
Here is proof, positive proo.-Sentnel
The above infamous SANDER upon
Gen. Harrison, has perhaps done him
more injury in Vermont, than all the
other lying accusations against him put
together; and yet, as we shall presently
show, without any just reason whatever.
But let us hear the Sentincl's "proof pos
tive"
Ertract from the Journal Of the Stale of
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

N subscribers have entered info co.
partnership here and ID Natchez, for
che purpose Oftransacting General Com
mission Business. Thefirm ID this city viii
BE- Ringgold " Ferriday, and ID Nalchez.
FeEtiday ~ Ringuold.
ALEX. II. RINGGOLD,
JOSEPH C FERRIDAY.
NOrlaans, May IS 1910. July S-52-6t.-
The Vicksburg Wing, Grand Gulf Advert
tiser, Manchester Whigg Woodville Rebuh.
lican, Jackson Sun, and Fayette Advertiser
WiIlpubllsh CO.. Que month and send accounts.
and papers 70 Ferriday v RingpnId, Nalchez.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

HE undersigned would respectfully IA :
form The citizens 81 this place. and The
country generally that he has opened s
LIVERY STABLE ia this place, on letter
son slsees 81 the Brick Stable sonieliy kept
by Mf. a. Boarman, where aVery atten-
ion viii BE- paid 70 horse leliin bic charge.
END he hopes tia, 81 devoting his attention
exclusively q lhe business ana charging as
low as any other establishment 81 the kind
IA this place % merit share Of public
patronage GEO HAHN
Xazoo City Sepk a 1910. 9-4m
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20
CARRorIToN L0DeF No. 81.


40 ALL THE ENLIGHTENED THROUGHOUT THR
WORED!
E u known thai 81 M l7I, "a PORTER
WaA lhis day expelled, and forever de-
barred from the Nights and privileges 81 Free
Missionary iof unnas0nic conduct.
Published By order of the Lod ee This The
25th day 81 July, Al. D. 58aO. b. 1870.
JzR. COOPER. Sec'y.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20
NO

IiE copartnership heretofore existing
between the andersgned, andes the
lifln Of M GENT, TURPIN q WATT, ii
New Ofleanss and TJRPIN, WATT q 90,
e Grand Gulf Mississippi, is This day assol-
Yed BY mutual consent, The unsettled busiA
ness Of The houses will be attended % 81
klchard Nugent III New Orleans, and q.
We Iurpin and Hugh Watt Al Grand Gulf,
VINO are authorized % nge tie names 81 tie
respective firms for che purposes of liquids
ton only.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20
RICHARD NUGENT
a nv TURPIN
HUGH M TT
New Orleans, July I840 7-3m.

Tie undersigned (late Of the & n Of Nu-
gent, Iurpln y Waite has taken into pargs
nership Mr.. Alfred II Hopkins, of this city.
and will continue the Commission Business
under the firm Of NIGENI. HOPKINS Il
co.
RICHARD MUG ElJT.
New Orleans. July Il la40 -3m.
Du Bose ~ LIZ fC1naE tIsOIR;
FAcTORs And Commission MERCHANTS.
40 40, Camp Stree.
respectfully return their thanks 10 their
numerous friends for He yery liberal
patronage bestowed onthem during lie past
season, and they take this occasion Is assure
them that they are permanently established,
and expect 70 continue long ii The above
business. Their governing Fulein business
- TODD justice 10 allmen, guard against lia-
blllties, and obey Instructions IN carving
out which they have assurances of hapinr
general satisfaction. Their business IS con
tined chiefly u Lie receipt and SAFE &c cot
ton, Sugar and III lasses, ana lhe purchase
ofgoods forPanieIs, whose interests receive
their undivided attention.
They confidently refer those with whom
they have notthe pleasure al an acquain.
lance, 70 all for whom they have ii any way
transacted business, and respectfully solicit
and hope todeseFye continuance 81 pat-
ronage.
N Orleans, June II July 3-52-lst.
N * Those papers that published for rs
last season will please insert The above week
TX = months, and forward to its for pagment
also, the VermiIlionyiIIe Gladiator Mil III.
SER as above D &R
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20
a. W q. a j "a. "a VIS.


OffYCE a GI1EEASB 0ROUGH jh..
will practice ia the several Courts Of The 3,
Judicial District for this state Nov. Q3 40
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20
DISSOLUTION.

MI partnership & n. Fenidaw
q co, ofNatchez, and Bennett. FerT;..
day g 20. ofNew Orleans, are this daYdis--
solved BY mutual consent. William Feri.
day and John Rouih are alone charged with.
the settlement Of The affairs Of w. 81 IN.
keHiday y Co, and are anihorfzed ID use.
the co-paFtnership name Of said firm iorsthe'
purposes Of liquidation; and Henry u. BEN
nett and John Routh are charaed with The,
settlement ofihe affairs 81 Bennett. Feniday
a. 20, and ate authorized 70 Use the COS
partnership name of said frm fol the pur-.
poses Of liquidation.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20
FlJR ~ CHTTOCTIES.
A CARD.

~ AkAIAaA1s
AV ING established ourselves ii Tie citv
Of Vicksburg, with die view of faciIi-
tating the business Of the house Of Hart.
Butler A co. Of New Orleans with he Plan
tiers IN this section of the state. we wish u
share of public patronage, We feel ourselves
tnlly competent 70 afford the usual facilities
to the planters which has heretofore been ex-
tended tot heEnby Lhe number Of well known
established houses, both of this city and tile
city ofNeW Orleans.
We sre assured to say to the Planter that
the house ia New Orleans has taken out an
open policy Of Insurance which extends to
the waters Of the Mississippi, Ohio and MIS-.
sour rivers, and All their tributaries, which
advantage II IS to the planter whenshippine
bis cotton 70 the house of Hart, Butler q ca:
and informing them, or the house Of Al. Hart
jr Co, of the shipment; to either house ii
will be considered fully insured and protects
a. from loss d damage.
We will receive and forward cotton. and
Wilt AT all times be prepared to sell bills 81
Exchange on New Orleans id sums to suit
purchasers, at sight.
"A. HART Ir. q CO.
Once Washington st., nearly opposite Chill
dres Hotel.
Feb7 sI-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

r. g. CAMPBELL'S Office III Yazoo CITY.
2. +. RICHARDS Office Ia Benton, Miss
April24. 1870 42-9t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

Ase4No ey and Counsellor,
Haeoo Cis mississippi.
lanu aIy . 9-Iy. 1870
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20
Al.EX. II. RINGGOLD,
JOSEF II e. FERRIDAY.
NOTICE.

r VIE Subscribers have entered into CO..
partnership here and "A New Orleans
for the purpose III fransaciing d GENERAL,
CON "a SSl0N BUSINESS. Tie irm il
this city will be McAE1srER, WATsoNd ~ Co...
and il New Orleans, DuNCANs, McALIsTER
& ca.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
SnS anebclGcies cin8cfiibrt !! /!
Ste Sd)refcnS,eiten erneuert !

Sicle uuiercr Pefer rperben fTd, ben Shre,
fcn6Seiten be6 dItern 9eamS in 1899 erins
nern, ais er oas sI~ SuebelqeieB einfiibrte,
unb inter uu6 ette # fchenoe 9lrmee
ianbte, Tim bic Silrger, melhe ctnas aeoeu
Die Hcaicrln9 iaqten coer iIdb cem Stcmrels
tar wiocrleBten III Die @efdn9niiIe nah Wbie
faoeIrhia su IdIcppcn unb bort einferfern
lief. Gtefclbe 3elten tnb jest ipiceer pcu Der
Ban 8lren parteL nelde in 'g9 Die Nnfiirs
rer Der SOeeralifen fpareu, cinqcfiibrt mcrs
ben. 0a6 Grlf barf IIdl nid,t mehr in Tries
ben perIlmmlcn, ltm I'D, ilber fcinc 9ace m
bclrrcthcu !-9Str hattcn pcriQc gDcd,e Seuts
lid,e Scilriclr IN @altcn, 9llcrtaun uno in
ifllBtaun, caB Die Slcmterhater unb onccre
ole Oru bcr 9e9erun9 dnQclellt iIuo, oIc
tcldbe Seridmmln9en su Scrit6rcn mo oas
@oIf Su bcieioi9cn, eamit c6 ccn mabren
Stane uno Die SpiBbiibercien Der 9lemters
batter uidlt ausfnocn fol-.
$50 it Der llnterIhieo spiid,cn teu icsiaen
3citcn unc ben prn 1889 Gchn 9Ioams
hate auf has 0rlf ben ucrbaf'teu Stcmpels
uno Senftcrtar cinqefibrt gSas habeu mir
jeet2 lSir baben einen nett b6slid,rren Gar
su be;ahlen, Der un6 ncHltd aufaclattelt wurs
DC, uho San Slrcn lit idlpn jest earau nccb
cineu auf cas Splf III Iegcu, inecm cr feline
Marihdlte bereit6 i'm 1anne umbcr.d,ief
Inn BEN gSohfdno res Saucrs uno l,ancs
,pcrters Su erfcrihen-altcs pro aufqelhrie,
ben, ielbit non ben SHHtnern auf benz S,cfc
muB 9ted,cuIfaft 9c9cben mereen. SIR frdS
rrn oirs gcthnn? SIT CO nidt, bdmit bas
IrIf q etart werbcu fca9 94a6 hat er
iId, harHm ~ brfilmmern, ,pie nirI Atinopeh,
Shaafc, pfcroe, Sd,pcine lue SHuhucr ibr
ee,cgen habt ? = @s 1T iIdcrlid, nid,ts ans
oers ais fur eiucn Ncqicruu9ssSdr auf cas
8clt su lrgrn. enet eiuen jebcu Sir9cr eics
ie Sodnen 9erdu nberlesen uro Saun erp6s
gen, pb mir nid,t ociclbe g Sd,redcnsseII
t II bdbrn ais in 1899. BAN gureu hat
wcit mehr Gjewalt, od or ben Gielhbcutel oce
Scll nit Gicrpalt an I'D, oeriiIen bat, nls
Ger olte 9Icdm5 je hate, uno bic pcn hm ait:
empfcblene Stehcnce 9irmce ocn 100000
Niam roirc. chen ic gcipiB nrn linn eingcfibrt
merpcu, ais ras or ole Sub IrcaiurD errid,,
ter hat, lpcnu er ucdlmal6 erm1blt nerecn
icilte. Ncnn cr hiele nrd, hat, eanu miro
saa GClf anf cilialal ia &ettea Sc!rgt, uao
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
Niiracr ppr 0ccf,nl !

SIT es euh fein beutliher Seweis, bae bic
9Iemterhalter partei oesperat 1T, pcnn lle
ilb in bic 9tctbwenoi9feit pcrieet iebt, einen
p@5o an stpuri It Su bingen, unb ibm
finf uno 5wanSig 2halcr 81 beSablen, um cic
ocmcfratihen Darriicnleute in ihrer Sers
iammlun9 auf benz MarttpIas Su lt6ren p
SIT es niht eln eeutlider Sepeis oae iIe fcis
ne aneere Slr9umente mebr babeu, I'M cine
itlehte Sade aufredt su erbalteu, ais 3us
flubt Su elnem puppeufpieIer su uebmcn, Der
Dem fleinen Serenmeiter ocn 5tiubcrbcct cas
gScrt reeen mus unb beSablt wiro nm su
perbineern baB bic Setrlieereien leiner Slos
miniltration niht Dor bas 8clf fcmmcn g.
Wabrlih, cine partei muB burd unc curd,
perocrben icin, wenn ile feline auecrc SIraus
nlcnte pcrbringen fam, ais lolde. gSas
rum treten bic slemterbalter ielblt nidt auf,
uno perthciot9en Ban Suren'6 9lcmintras
ticn nit @ruuocn +? ST es nibt neil iIe feline
babens Gin jeoer fam jeBt fir lId, iclbii
ridten. gtncn panswurit gu bin9en nm Die
Yartei ;u pertheici9en !-Sh Slrarl, pie
ttef bllf on 9elunfen!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
Sserinmrmll,na In @aitom.

S,r. gaer, Der Ohio 9rcbIhmiot recetc am
porlesten Mcnta9e bel elmer 9rp6en 8eriants
lung bic Sreileute Don glltsIcrthamptc an.
@S mar cine Der 9rD6ten Serlammllm9en,
bic je in icncr @je9eno 9cbaIten fpuroe. Olau
siblte bel 5000 Niaun. DaS Warf unb bic
Sebnen bes 4anoeS wareu Su9egen uno cs
tbnt un5 leio, ooB mir Die Serhanelnn0cn
uniern 9eiern eieIe Wcte nidht porle9en fOus
nen. Sobalo al6 Die 9emterbalter iabcn,
oaB bic 8emerfun9cn pcs Nrn. Saer cine fold,
9rcse Birfnng unter benz Sclfe crrc9te, bae
ielne 9lrgumcute ne9en cen Sdled,tiafeiteu
Der San Suren Ne9icruug, mmioerle9bar
iparcn, ocnu CT bate ale bic n6tbiacn Ocs
fumente bci lId, nm su bemeilen mas or faas
te, 70 fcnecn fIe an bic Seriammm9 Su ito
ren. Sie fdidten cine joeeroe Suben nit
Srcmmel uno pfeife in Die SerlammIun9,
bic beitduoi9 cincn Carmen niatten, nm bic
6ccner 81 unterbrehen. 9lIS iTc tabcu, oaB
oiclcS nidt biuldn9lid) mar, 70 fameu ole
9lemterbalter uno ihre lluterliu9e icibit unb
itGrten bic Serlammlun9 ailf alle m6alicbe
Betle ourd ein pilecS @eidrei uno ourcb
Srcmmcln. Stc err;dlteten eiucn NidcrDs
pfabl in Der 9idhe Der 8crIammluna, ocraoe
Dor eem Scurttauic, aus Der llbiIdlt, nm Die
Soarrncnleute i'll Ger aiu6nbnug ibrer Srcihcit
Su untcrbrcdlcu, uno eic 9iufmerflamfeit ihs
rer et9enen Veuten bon Der 8crlammllmg abs
suwcnccn. Gics iit ole "Seu,cfratie", pcs
pcn mir 70 otele bon ben 2cfcNrtcs Idmd,en
borcn! Ter Gimmel beipabrc ms pcr Iel,
der Gempfratie
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
96pbmam 9inSicp, ais 2tnfiibrer

9lm Dcnnerltaae hattie cas 8clf ppn ec6a
bas ldherlide Seiipiel Dor slugen, einen
gang neuen 9Infibrer Der hieT9en 1pfc gcfc
partei in Der perion bes Sd,obman 6 in b.
feD su feben. Sin jeber eoto fammelte fid,
auf iein. sIusrufen unter ibm, als or fIe an
bem @irtbsbauIe bee Sorn. &up p anrebete.
gSabrlid, cine partei must ief febr tief GEE
funtcn ieiu, Die iIh inter DEN 8efebl eines
betrunfenen einbieD felt, Der ME supor sr6s
scre @bre 9cnaB ais feine puppen, ben Sans
nub ben G-l hinter benz 8crbang Su befebs
lisen. Gin Srcunb bat por9eihIa9en, ben
ylamcn Der ecfc SOTO partei bier 81 dnbern
uno iIc jest Die "ein D fep partei /" su
beieen-pabrlid elm fhidliher 9ame.
gSir fOnncn nid,t nnterlaiIen bier su Bee
merfen, baB nidt ale Ban Suren 9eute lid
oem Sdobman QinoieD anfhlcsen. @s mas
ren oicle Respectable Ban Suren Mdnner bel
unierer 8erIamlung, welte NIT Ierahtuu9
duf Die bief9en 9lemterbaltcr bliften, ais iie
iahen, oaB oieie ben bctrinfenen 9inelcD alls
9eifeat batten, uns su unterbrehen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
Sie Qpuiiia1,a SNabL.

Der birlIge "0lepublifaner" erbob eiit
Sreuoenseihrei wesen Der 8abl lit seuifas
ia su friibseitig peldes er bel bieier 3eit
ciugeieben bat, aber sr hat nidt Die Gbrlid,s
felt es fsiuen eeiern su iaaet oaB er iie ulls
rid,tig berifriat bat. sSir pieeerbplen eS
bier. cas bic SarrilMleute einen triamphis
rcueen Sie9 hter bic San Suren ftebenbe
elrmee nnb Scoeral Cub SreafurD partei
erbatteH hat, inbem fe cine Rehrheit Der
Scn9rcem6nuer-eine Webrhcit Der @efess
aebun9 uub cine pcpuldre Mebrbeit i'm gans
,en Staat bon ilber 1000 erbalten baben-
i'm 8erbdltnis 70 oiel. alS wcnn pennillpas
nien 10000 Mebrbeit 9c9eben hattie !-Gcd,
einige iold,e Sie9e piro Die Sade fetteln.-
Sfcmm Tatbar, beliiat eure eeIer niht 70
fhdnolid III allen; slllett fpmnlt bic 8abrs
belt bod, ans eidbt. 9Benn man einen in els
aer eige ertappt 70 slaubt man ibm ridt,
spenu er ihcn ole Babrbrit priht. Icbut
sut .oirs ;n S,ersen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
.SorD GulS nmb Silbsr Sumbuo.

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Genatcr pon MilIcuri, sei9t ieiue lte 9iebe
fur Sanfncteu aufS yieue, trcs leinem @clcs
SHHttus 9efhrei. Der @aellcuan beld,uls
biM esefcn @ertieman, bas er neulid, ;u gSa,
idiu9tcn Gin Gauieuo uno @inbuuoert Shds
Ter in @clb at ciurm Bc6Sler il, jener @itp
fir 8antsicten pcrfauft babe, pcldle5 CT bon
Der Regieruu9 als Sc,ahlun9 crbaiten bate.
Dies iiiib bic Cub IrealurpWrfuugen.-
lie Seamten befcntmen ihre gefpleun9en in
Siolo uno Silber uno perfanfen e6 su een
9Eehslern fur 9eWiec YrSente; fIe besablen
ibre SeenrfniTe bainit. J6ln fcmmen bic
8auern uno neaen tbren Gar besahlcn: lIe
mllien in Gjelo cecr Silber ihre Sdren cnts
'rid,ten, uno um eieS than 10 f6nncu, miifIcn
Ne su oea aemterbaltern ceer Wehslcrn qcs
ben, nm fur 10 prpient 8erlult ienes Strff
su befomnien. @enn eieS nidt 8crluit ace
bcieen miro, 70 baben tpir nidt Den Stgrif
jeneS @crtes gefast.