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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-14
GEO. B. MNNsER, Register.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


RMIE tho subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for The District Of
Bradford commissioners 10 receive, examine and ad
just all claims and demands 81 all persons against the
estate oil Euphema Underwood late Of Bradford, in
said District, represented insolvent and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and
six months from the filth day of May Lost being al
lowed by said court for that purpose-We do
therefore hereby give notice that will attend 10
'he business Of said appointment at the dwelling
house of H. Strickland, in said Bradford on the last
Tt esdays Of June and September, from nine o'clock
A. M until fur o'clock P. NJ. on each Of said days.
Fl. STRICKLAND, Commissioners
JOSIAH MOORE,
Bradford, VI. June LIST, lS4l. OF
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BRIGHTON MARKEr-Nroxp,y. June 7, 1871.

(Rcpored for tho Daily Advertiser and Patriot
A. market, 2fp boef cattle 20 pair Of working Is
and calves, $50 sheep and $40 swine. IS beef
remain unsold
PRicEs--We quote 10 correspond with last about
the same prices obtained Tor like quality FIRST quality
10 a second qnalty % u 90 third quality rs 6
Working OAcn- Sales SIS So; 10 90; 80, and 95.
Cows and Calves S24, %, 80 and S33
Sheep. Lots were sold at the following prices; 81 80
2 and 8 81
swinc-Lots 10 pcddle sold for 5 iJr Sows and G
fr Burrows at retail 8 LAT 7.
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I'HE MASSACHUSETTS CHARITABLE ME-
CAANlC ASSOCIATION announce 10 Jie public
that their THIRD EXHIBITION for The agcmcnt Of
manufactures and The MECHANIC Ans, will DO opened Mt
Quincy Hail IN the city Of Boston, commencing ON Mon.
DAY, SLPr 20 Of the present year.
The officers and trustees for the 8ll having been
vested by the Association with full powers make the
necessary arangcm respectfully invite Manufacturers
Mechanics and Artists the ingenious and scientific to offer
for Exhibition aud Premium article: in department Of
Art Science, and Taste choice mems Of native skill
and ingenuity useiu labor saving machines implements of
husbandy, and new models Of machinery in all Their va
in fine every species Of article for ,ul
mental purpose made of wood stone metal other
ai. The products of the loom in silk, cotton WOOL hemp
flax, harant all articles devised by female ingenuity
wrought by their industry will have proper place the
exhibition
Medals (of gold or sver) or Diplomas will be awarded
for Mi icles nf e' deemed worthy Cf such distinctions
and the Managers ledge themselves hat strict i'm artay
vii be observed IN their distribution, and tina, competent
Judges snail Disappointed who IN wall be compete
tors Ter premiums on articles exhibited
In the fullest confluence that this will me the ear.
y attention of the Manufacturers and Mechanics of Mas
sachuselts, well Of sister States (whom we shall
be proud to meet in this glorious held Of the
Managers will make such arrangements shall insure
fair and full opportunity for display Of every article which
be entered before the 18th of September and
forwards offered they promise them conspcs
uous place IN the Exhibition those will havU which
entered earlier.
Articles intended for Exhibition must be delivered to the
Superintendent at Quincy Hall, before Wednesday,
September 10.
| Articles may be Offered by Apprentices (ty permission
o their Masters who If required must give their
ages and time they bave served as Apprenices) which
will be registered but will be judged The productions o
| Apprentices
| Arrangements will be made to exhibi' in operation any
working models that may be offered, which will cnder the
Exh hilton useful aud interesting
Communications relative To the Exhibition be ad
addressed to WILLIAM WASHBURN, Superintendent
street, (pDst paid.) 05:Sw JOSEPH LEWIS President
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Randolph District, SIS. den at Randolph, in
and Tor said District, on the 24th day OF May a D
1871.
DHEBE BLODGETT, administrative on the cs-
tate Of Lafayette Blodgctt, late Of Brookheld, in
said district, deceased, applied for license to sell all
the real estate of said deceased, including The revei-
sion Of dover in the same, for payment Of debts and
cost Of settling, due from said deceased and the
same appearing necessary: II is ordered, that said
application be hes I'd at the Probate Office in Randolph
in said district the Eth day of July next, and that
the heirs Of said deceased be notified hereof by
publication of this order in the Vermont Waterman
and Journal, printed at Montpelier three weeks
cessivey, as soon may be, that they may appear.
il they cause, at said lime and place, and give
bonds for The payment of said debts, agrecably 10
The provisions o. The statute in snch case made.
WILLIAM HEBARD, Judge of Probate.
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WOOL.

In The review of the Boston market, June 8, we
6Nd the following.
The transactions Of ihe week have been at a elisht
reduction on the lat ported prces. The new clip
will soon be in market, when quotations will DO bet.
ter established.
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MARRIAGES.

In Barre June |, BY Rev. Mr. Royce, Mr.. j. 8 0tchcl
Of 81 J'hnsbury 10 Miss Marietta Nye, Of B.
In Rutland, June 81, by Rev. J, A. Hicks, Mr. Edgar
l. Ormsbec TO Miss Mariah Hopkins all of Rutland
In Canaan, May 8, Col. John p. Deuison Of Guidhsll
to Miss Mary S. Cooper daughter of Jesse Cooper Esq
Of Canaan
In Spencer, Mass. May 3lst. by Rev. Levi Packard
Mr. David S. Stcbbns formerly Of Bakersfield, W. Mig,
Ann Rice.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

TEO B PIERCE has just received and is now opening
VI the most extensive assortment of Dry Goods Grocs
ries Crockery Glass Hardware and Cutlery in Tho coun
can be called io As no has disposition to brag Of what
he do, will say all who want goods that his situation
is such that he and null sell less prices than be
purchased in Mortified Tor cash. Get The lowest prices in
Town and and purchase for less money for the
same quality and quantity AN kinds OF produce wanted
in exchange for goods for wci higher price w be paid
than be obtained elsewhere, the cash value when
delivered. Northheid, May IL, 1871,
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The Philadelphia Sentinel, an opposition paper,

says;
Mr.. For and Mr. Webster. correspond
ence of Mr.. Fox and Mr. Webster, in which the
views of Great Britain and the United States are
presented, is now submitted to the people OF the
TWO Governments for their calm and delib' ite
exom'nation. 1t is high privilege that nations
al ms time enjoy, by means Of the press, OF send
ing copies Of their arguments TO any extent all
over the civilized world. 10 this way the reason
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE,

w COMMISSION Frs NOTICE
wv tho Subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
tho Probate Court for the District Of Bradford Comms
sioners receive, examine, and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons the estate Of wild PayCorss
late Of Corinh in said District deceased represented
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 2ith day Of May last
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice. that will attend to the business
of said appointment at the dwelng-hou Of the late
widow Patty Corlss in Corn,h the 4ih day OF Sepem
her and Oath day Of November from nine o'clock, A M
until six o'clock, p. NJ on each Of said days.
Da cd at East Cornih this 22d day Of May, ID le4l.
P pGhE MERF oI65Rfilss, commi''t.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


NHE subscribers being appointed by the Honorable the
Probate Court for the District Of Randolph, commits.
sioners 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the estste Of Daniel Flint
late Of Branree in said district deceased represented
psolvcnt, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the fifth day Of May,
d. 1871 being allowed by said court for that purpose;
We do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business OF our appointment al the dwelling house for
mery occupied by the said deceased in said Bainree
the goth day of July next from O'Clock p. M until
p NJ and the 10Th day of September, from one o'clock
p M until six o'clock r. M
ROBERT LYMAN, Commits
WILLIAM NICHOLS, sioners.
Braintroo, June b. ls4l. 08
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FEATHERS OF ALL KINDS BY

JOfiN A. SiMPSON, NO. ], ANN ST. BosToN.
traders in the purchase Of their Spring Goods would
like an assortment Of Feathers, the will find them here
packed In bags Of assorted fOm lbs each to 100 lbs
lifted 10 the retail trade. each bag being marked the quality
u The feathers and the number Of pounds it contains.
BLSiGn, lS1l O5v6+
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MILITARY ROOMS.

sDQ Washington street. Foron. Juy ro eiy.d from
y go the manufacturers IN Eropc snd a - arca and
" SAFE al tho above ace complete M mt uf mill
ary Ns conSSng III part o! god AMI gilt Epaule gold
ahi glt Laos 81 all paofnsswa'td from SIS 10 SiOo---
Phimes IT MI kinds elk aud worscd Sa4hes-Cap Ttm.
mn5S-Bu'lons fr the army, navy and revenue together
with stars plates. belt tchains etc which thcy an,
on as good terms as any other house in the city.
05m5 lows BdII g. m Raj.
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10 The Hon. The Probate Court for the District o.

10 the Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington
nAVlD POOR, executor Of the hast will nndtcs
~ lament OF Daniel Robbins, Jr. late Of Worces-
er in said district, deceased, respectfully represents
hat the soid teetator in hs lf, tine, under
ract 10 deed certain lands in said Worcester 10
Thomas Taylor Of Worcester aforesaid, which said
contract is still uncxecuted:
Wherefore the said David Poor, executor as afore.
aid prays the said court to grant unto him licenoe
10 convey such lands according 10 said contract, a.
lecably to the statute in such case provided.
DAVID POOR
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RUILDERs LOOK An THIS.

NIOLASSES, Porto Rico, New orleanA Trinidad and
lSl Matanzas; SUGARS Porto Rico, brown Havana,
New Orleans White Havana Loaf aud Lump for sale at
a small advance by the Darrell by GEO PIERCE:
Mortified, May is, 1891. 06
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june !, 1871
STATE OF VERMONT,) 1t is ordered By ths
District Of Washington Sc. Probate Court for the
district aforesaid, that all persons concerned, be no
fcd 10 appear before The said Court, at session
thereof 10 be hvden at The Probate Ofice in Montpe
Ter, on the 22d day Of June ls4l to shew cause, if
ary they have, why the license requested IN The
fore going application should not be granted and that
for this purpose the said application, together with
This order, he published in the Vermont Waterman
and State Journal, printed IL Montpelier aforesaid,
three weeks successiyel-, as soon as may be.
In witness, have affixed the seal oil said Court,
and subscribed my name, at Montpelier this
L. . first day OF June lS4l.
GEO. B. MANSER Register.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. &c.
TOWN a. WITHEREIL.

Ono door of the Village Hocl, Montpelier, VI.
MANUFACTURE and sell. wholesale anu fetai 'has-
lfl ed and PLAN RINGS and Ear Ornaments, Watch
Seals KEYS and Chains, Guard Chains, Miniature Set
Jew arv 10 any pattern desired. They have on hand
large stock comprising rich and extensive
meni than ever before offered in this market Of Watches
Jewclfy Musical Instruments and Fancy Articles which
the public are invited call and cv,muo Cor themselves
THEIR SUPPLY CONSISTS IN PART OF
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SO DOZ. BONNETT FLOWERS.
STORRS and LANGDONS have the most extensive
- stock of Bennett flowers offcred-Mincrs sup
pl cd al wholesale. jana g. 1871.
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JUNE 8, IS4I-NEW FANCY GOODS.
C,TORRS and LANGDONS have Just returned from
~ Boston with rich variety Of and desirable sk
and fLncN rnnhS
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Il. r.. RIKER, DRAPER & TATL0F

X. II. Rik FIR, DRAPER 81 TAILOR,
Std'e Sheet opposite The Bank1
MOST Respectfully informs his customers and the pub
lVl lie in general that he has removed into his build
ing where he Offers for sale large and we'll assorted stock
Of WOODEN GOODS, consisting OF
BROADCLOFH, CASSlMERE rs & VESTINGS.
He has Just returned from New York and is ready to
make Garments in the most fashionable style Gente
wishing llr good and we'll fitting Coat requested
to call. iD"CUTrlNG done for others 10 make at
Ihor notice and warranted 10 f good stock Of Taor's
Trimmings on hand and for sale cheap for cash.
May 25, 1871. O6
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TJAS hand for sale tons American non including
l. all sizes of round fiat square IRON Nail Plate,
Shoe Shape and Scroll Iron 5000 lbs Eng rolled for
tires assd from Ia to inch; Old Sable and Swedes
Iron; Russia Rods Sanderson, Brother and Co.'S Cast
Steel German swcdcs, American, Toe Cork and Blister
ed Steel, Grow Bars &C. Terms advertisement May
IA. 06 Norhheld, May 49, 1871.
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BONNETT SILKS AND LAWNS.
STCRRS and DANGDONS have a great variety OIL
- Bennett Silks AMI Lawns, this Gay from Boston
June O. I34l
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:CT1SAVE YOUR WOODEN RAGS.en
TIME Subscribers continue pay four pound
i for WOODEN RAGS delivered ut the factory in
Quccheo village, Vermont. Such as old 6rd quilts,
let's sheets, shirts, drawers Sc. including Merno Ccas
sian, Plaid and other colour OF ALL WOOL wove
goods PULLED or FELTED, except carpcting and
lasting prunela.
The rags be clean, and part cotton. linen or
silk.
Merchants and others who will deliver not less than
m cen hundred pounds a: time will be Allowed freight
a. the of per mile Tor hundred POUNDS for
any dis hnnl,cd miles, satisfactory evi.
dence as 10 distance being given.
f. k. NICHOLS & co.
Ouenhne yilare NAV 81. 1911 0S-4m.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER,
WARRANTED better than any other in uso al
w whatever price they be Sold The Poor Man's
Plaster will pain weakness any part Of the body
us well backsi1e breast: also piles teetng in
Children.
MIR. David Williams, old revolutionary soldier OF
Ezabethtown, N J. cured Of rheumatism by one in
less than days after having suffered for long time in
an almost helpless condition.
They are highly recommended by every who has
used them. Try il. The price is only IL l-2 cents.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore by +. p. WAL
TON and SONS, agents. Os
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POPULAR MEDICINES.

LNRESH FIGS, Rasins, Eng Wplnnis, Lemon.
~ Oranges and PInnes for sale by 2. =. PrenIis.
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CROCK cry
GEO. b. PIERCE

THIS DAY received a splendid assortment of Crocke
5ih June. 3ws
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We find in the Oriental Observer the subjoined
intelligence from Coislunlinople OF 9Th nh -
The Egyptian question may now, we trust, be
really considered us good as settled. The Sultan,
at The recommendation of his august allies, to
whose wishes he Inns from the beginning con-
slantly shown The Difference and respect to which
Nhey nre entitled, has consened--lsr, That Me.
emet's Ais hereditary possession of Egypt shall
he absolute the succession being from lather 10
son; IDLY, that the hereditary governor may ap-
point all his own officers refraining only lrota lie
nomination OF Pachas; and 3dly, that he shall pay
to the Porte, in lieu Of one fourth of the aggre-
gate OF his revenue, fixed annual contribution,
the exact amount Of which is under discussion.
As no other than these points of the haiti .scheriff
accorded TO Mehemet Ali Pacha have been mod
flied, il is fair to conclude that the others are 10
stand as first framed.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
Gtuc 9Jnntbcr Gicfdid,tr.

gIls ocr einigen 2Ibcnecn eiu Saucr NIT
ictncr Subre rcn ct, Ccui6 auf feuCm SNCims
pc9e mar, bbrtc or nit einem Wal nebcu oem
9Ec9 im Wale, ctnaF, cincm Sinbe dhnld,,
idlrctcn. Seine @efdhr dbncno, fticq or ab
unt su ICben mas CO fei. 9l6 or aber abacs
ltle9cn War, fcnnte or uidlt6 mcbr b6rcn. @r
bcgdb I'D, lpieecr III feiuen Wa9cn, mar abcr
NOD fdllm edrlL alS er haS ndmliche Gies
idlrct wiebcr ocruabm @r ifea nccbmals
ab, uno hattie nrd) faum ocu Sptcn errCidr,
ais ell 9robtr pauther bon ejuem Bduur9Ilt
9c9cn tbn herablprona, meldcr ibu oter
8Iuetd1cr Q9eIic ucrfcNts. Ter @nrcr hattie
SetlteS9e9enpart Genu9, Inn ocnielbcn bcim
Shpaui Sn faBcn. gfr gcbcn MN bier frts
ne et9cnc @rsdhlurg. @r flat: "9ll6 idl i'm
bcim Sdpnn; fdste brmihte CT IId, talo ouf
eteler NIB balo ouf Ger auoern Scitc auf
mid iu iprin9en, unc io oft er cies periudte
Sc9 tdI an cem SdpanS Den ent9egcnoClretcu
Neg, uno 0db ibm jeee6mal cincn cerbcn
S1leb nit lnCtuer pcitihe, meldeS i'm iehr ers
Surntc." Wtan fru9 thu, lparum or eeniclbeu
nIdlt flhren geldlien babe, inoem or 0crnc
odocn 9elanfCr ietli mhroc, ipcnn or nur lcs
aepelen mare. @r CAB sur glnhpcrt ods er
sS nldlt fur rathiam acbaltcn babe, ibn fab,
rem St laBen. Wtdn fru9 ihn Iccann mic er
CO NIT remlelbcu 9ematt babe, wcld,es er
auf fcIgence 9Seiie bcanncrtet "gEeu, id,
trteb meme pfrree an, uno Den pauther ncs
ben Der Suhre hrr. QSeKu er perlndte ouf
cine Seitc ;u 9eben, 70 perfeBte id, ibm ciuen
Nleb anf Die ndmlid,e Seifs, uno auf oicie
gSeile 9elana cs mir tcufclbcrL rine Gntfrr,
uung bon 3 Wacieu, helm ,u trcibcn. Htu Die
fen Sret Wieirn hat CT MIR cinen BsrIud, oes
na6t duf mid, Su iprngcu."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
Gen Scmfcl mn,ocbra6t.

Sn 6IeprQieu fam nculidl Elm Wauu onf
fcIgenee tcnccrbdre 9Sciie nm fein eebcn, uue
srrar gliubte ecr 3hdter es lci Ger 1eufel &:
Ter tnqIifIid,e Wdnn rcr1db I'D, nit al,
lem 0ibtbigcm nm bcm 3eufeI, lpic man I'D,
Ihu IN iel6iJcr GCgeno ocrltcllt, 70 nahe a6
mpgid) dhulidl Sll ieben, uno bCgob ldb on
eaS SNaus eillcr reidcn alien 9Sittpe. gHS
CT cdlelbit dnlau9te, nahmen balo alte Ges
rpchncr 0fcisdud. Dies mar geraoe mas er
mhnIdte; eem fcbal6 lie ale entflrben wa,
rcn, bemddtgte CT iId beS Gicleee Der alten
Srnu, uno mad'te iIdl eamit auf ben SNCims
mcQ &ripdr dter nid,t meit gefcmmclI, ols
er einen anocrn Wtdnn antInf Der Icebcn pclr
eiucm @rerSiercn heinIgehcn iprlltc, uuc wels
der ehpns iu UiCl "hntcr tcr giube hattie -
Pile fe ,uinmmCn famen, trat Ger Wann Cis
niae Sd,ritts ,urif unb frng: "QBer fcmmt
od 2" @r crhieIt Sur 9lntmcrt "1dI bin Der
Drin; Der SiulfernlE, aber iob bin nidIt Qcs
fcmmcn I'm SciIe grdelcd ,u hclen." GriIc
pelitc dter cen Seufcl uidDt mchr peiter pCrs
nu ;iehen lneen, uno brrbete i'm ,u crfdlies
Cen fats or meiter pornn rileftn pilrce. Ter
Ieufel fab rchl Die 6jefdhr tn nelder or I'D,
brfano, ntcr Ucr einem W2anu au6,mpgid,en
hattie fir ihn ntdbt gut nus9elehcn. @r Sns
oete foeann SdpCfcl an, nit Der 9IbGdlt celIe
absufdrCdrn. SrIIe Ihicn ben G'crud) nid,t
,n lieben, uno I'M ibu eapcu ab;uboltcn ncis
ter NIT feincn fatnuiidhen Wcrtcn fcrt,ufnbs
ren, fubr or NIT leinem @jeipebr auf, brlldte
nb, unb leAtr fciue iatarftc D1ojelfdt tcbt
;u icireu SneCn. Seiic icBte biernuf fciucn
QGr9 bic gu Der dftcn Nrau frrt, uno ale CT
bort dufnm, iahcn ale iehr QEilo nm Td,. -
@r fru9 mas fgble, uno man Idgte ibm, bae
Der GeufeI oa gemeieu marc, nno wCnn &c
nidlt 9ci6du6 qcncmmen bdtten, 70 bate cr
iGc mabrfhcirIid, allc Icbcnoio mitgenrmnlrn
SetIe iagte ihncn fccann, eaB er Den 3eufsl
fcrbcn umgcbrltt babe.
Rdn gierg icgIcib al Die bon ScITc &c,
seldnete StelIr, aIIwo er IcbIcS, uno cdd
Gjcio bel thm, qcfIuoCn murtc. Scinr Rlci
Der fpurccn ihm dbgeucmmCu unc frin SIC,
iId,t gepaiden, no man fcennn fdrb caG cd
etn 9todbor mar, ter ehcbcm rrn Seeermanr
aIs refrcttabcI au9cicben purte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24

2Im I6tsn his(es Wlcudts IieB Dr. @d,irs
ferbedef unleru Nndbor 0ienbrn Bred,t, ben
nsrausaeber ces 0iepubIitaners, per y. SO.
ccrnbed, Gla., fur Elm QeibeI ger:dtIid, bes
ianeeH. Ia Die Sddle min oor Der Court
abaehanoett iperben miro, 70 ipelIen mir iins
entbaIteu 70 ipeng als rnoalid, ceBpegeu iu
faaen; jeecdl III uus ned, nid't Elm Naa iu
GSeber qefemmen, eer ilue su ecm 8tdnben
hattie pcrleiten fonneu, cuB s,r. Shicferoeder
riBsntlid cecr porfdBlid jemdno betreget
bat, CHER betrii9en piiroe. l4ir betradten
CO als i'm hthlfen Grabe un9eredt ocn cineni
SNerausgeter, pcrfdslidI eincn Wiann bel benz
publifum aniuidpdrien, 'penn iur ndnlidls
en- 3eit bod, aud, fur ihn ieIbft nidlt bad ae'
rinalle Gutc rarauS eutIpriuaen fam Gies
erinnerf uns an fclgenee Wcrte, bic einifenS
pcn Ibcs. Scffcricu ausaelprpdhcn murbeu
"Die 3unge bcsbofter Vrrgiumouug it Gin
irabrer SIud, fir cine ebrbnre une frieeIid,e
0tadbdrfdnft gRie reieCuo friet ToIidlheit
folder 9lrt uidht nm ildl QBeld1 cine ipiithen'
be Sud,t bcfleen 70 @ieIe, 8erliumbuugen
an,uh6rer, III cCrtreiteu rnb All rergrteern
g8ie 70 maud, eeIer 9tnme III bud, fold, Iiiq.
neriIhe unb bc6hafte 9lusitrcuun9cn bcHcdt
wrreen,-bHrdl Ipidl neioildle uno teuAlide
@rfnbnraen, bic aus ilppiaer Iisberh dttig'
felt entfprdn9en, nno gIsid einem Gernit,s
tur0SWeite uId, oem unfdIuolqeu gnicn hes
9efHtIpplleu II. eolen DIFFER 9cfanct wcrecn ~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
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Srloenees fcltbare Billet ipurrc neulidj irs
QCurwo ami Ger Snase gefunoen. Gs mar
rbue 9loerehe uno oau1it Gem betrefenoeu
2iecnis Der Subalt ntdlt perIoren 9ehen nida,
woIlcn rpir ceu1elteu bier oerofentlihen
DIeiu licber fltscr Eudy: Sd, fiiblc 9liicf'
lidl 70 Off pen Cir Su hOrrn-es madt mid,
70 grcee 9Ndldicr. tn Bit mir gsmefcu ims
mer tbcuer uuo hcffe III tpirlt mir balo ncd5
tbeuerer iperccn.
Gu lpeift id hab' lid ME einen 9pinf aes
9ebcH ben peaen Soelrathcn, uno idl meiHe es
aud, ME su thun-nimm Oeine eigcne 3eit
fur lca SdI nil midi INNER erinueru all
eie altcn Gage = 9Iufihub it Der Eieb Ger
3eit, ober Wami faQt nid1ts fclIte in Der GiIe
0cthan peroeu als SIic9en fangen.
Ger frenei9ife @uuid, meiues 5.ereuS il,
cas mir red,t balb m6dhten Sins fperoen. -
Soait Gu jemaIs Sranflin's GueSifee 9cIes
fen lrine Semertungen bae bas ebrlide ees
ben freubenpol it, llnfere Gerieu, llgt er,
fcnten I'D, in jeeer soinlieht afeid, fein--iIe
iclItcn 10 feiu, 70 eaB unfere @erelntsuug frs
wcbl aemild,t mic oereint fci-nidlt ME Sel
uno Wafer fcnrern mic 2bee unc 3uder.
Babrlid id, fam fiiblcn fur ben ifcrtli,
heu Watts, ipenn or fa9t:
Gis Ncls it roth, Die 8ieIe blau ea;u,
3uder 1T fiie, une 70 Bit III.
Manli iagt, JAeiratben III tefTer ju esnfen
mic in Der MirfliChfsit-th glaub fel aber net.
Sd, perbieib bic gum 3co coer ceiratben,
Geiu ci9cHes, fuees 3uder@dutp
Ma arpAuu.
81. 9. SSch hatc eine SCuine bier, eie eeris
gen Menat beirathete melde iaat CO fei fcts
ne Sreuoe nulIer i'm shelideu 9eben.
Geinc iaee 1anbe
We drb9 H.
q. 9. Cd, bcfTe On tririt MIDI mihen lals
len tpas IN Su thnu cenfff, Ca bier icnit ccs
mane it Ger a1e Gage hciratben nil, uHo iil
fible unrnhia bic idb hcre.--
HeiHc liebsuce fnee
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