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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-09

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aber ein 1hmerStihe6 @eaentbcil sicles 0ers
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"SdlulIclfaates" oscrmalS ten Stcmprl
ser 9ersorbenbcit aufseerildt.-2tb. Dem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-09

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III mitun.er fpaehaft Ut fehfn, nie Burger
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rfneiid1 friu.
9Berfen mir einen glif auf cds Olefnltat
Der lgBten prelIoentenipahl, 70 ieben mir oellts
lid, oaH bie Mehrbeit oes Qolfs nidt 9eueist
mar lIdh inter einsn mcnardHdren Seeptcr
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1reTffn fel5rieIl. = 8iir aiie Gcldhr, Die iebt
mod1 Hlda nl{fH no Masiisfs 9siane bifsigls
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-09
afnfipnnf Nnnf.

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ater 9ldrren lefnen In feiiier aneern Sdlis
Ie. gIuf bic 2Inmenhnng eiefes Sprnde
it cieIe Jiatcn lieerIt ilnfAnft nit eer 9ias
(e aeItegcn ipcreeu. 3lpeimAl itbcn, felt Ger
Grridltlua unIerer &egiernna, bat oas ysrlf
BEN 8rrlIld grmadlt ele Sinan52Iueelegens
heiien Der 9iatlon chne ete Snlfe elnCe fels
dlrn anlliuts ;u hanohaben; uno sweiiiial
hat CO thener fir ben 8erfudi beSahIrn niuis
len. Ger GrfcIg in bsioen TdlIen 1T fIdl uels
Tia alcidh qenefen. 9luf einen fnrseu 3eit.
ralim BON nnaeirghnlidl "euteu 3eiten,v eie
eurdl bic Gr(daffung ungebenrer Guantitds
ten papiergelp hefbel9efnhrt iDereen iraren,
felgte eine Iatae Sprrieee ucn @leno uno 0iutb
bic 8anfen tpnnteli ihre 8erlpreolnnqen
Hidt erfilIen nno nuetcn sufdhlie6en. Srs
gsnb ein Mann, alt genng, ildl Der 9rpeen
8anfaneoehuuug BON 1914 lno Der sarauf
f0geneen Gjelonetb Su erinncru, braudbt nur
cen oanaltgen 3niane NIT tem jetieen su
Sergleidlen, I'M fid, bon oer ableluten 9ictbs
ipeneiotcit ciner @iatipualbanf III lItersruseu
oeren Sfapital arcf genns lit, Bic ftnaiuiellen
9Inaelc0enhetleu oer glatpn su reguliren-
Wrr nidt burGj 8erurtbeile blind geiporoelt
it, muB erfenueu, eaB friu dnstre6 NlitteI
erbddbt meroen fam, um eds 9ano bon ben
llfben ;u befreicll, pcriiber 70 algemein uub
nit 70 9rpBem 9iedlt grfluat iriro, llro piirs
ben Die lcute ibre cigene @rfahrung su 9fa,
The sieben une ielbit iber Die Ssohe nad,eens
fen, alitatt anf ole 9teeen uno 8ererebuns
gen iutereffrter partheisdu9cr Su borden,
70 ipltree Die grpee 8erlhieoenbcit oon Weis
nnn9elt melcbc 9e9euwdrti9 i'll Sciugianf if
fcntlid,e Waasregelu eriltWen, gar bale Dor
oem mcraIiiheu @iuflue oe6 "sweiten uidls
ternen @jebanfrus" ees BeIt6, ipie yiebel
Dor orr Scune uerfdDinoen-Y 98ihter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-09
gefanlltntacl)ltll0.

giadlridbt wirO hermit gessbeu cas sie llns
teridriebenen, als 9l9enten Der 6intsrlaGen,
fd,aft oes 8rrftcrbenen 9lnoreasRraus,
lrBtbin ben Sber DlilforS Iannicbip, Qedld
eauntp, dnSeiteIlt Ins, nm beIa9te ninter,
laiieuidbdft Su eericltigen. Deebalb wcrsen
ale oieienisen rvelhe nod, an beia9tcn Bers
ltsrbenen lchnlois iIno erludt innerbalb q
Wtonaten an cni9en Der 9Igenteu ab;nbeiabs
len, uno eiejerlsen fpeldle ned redltmdeier
SerSerungelt 81 maden taben, mn6en aud,
lcldle III belasfem 3eiiraun ipeblteliitist Gins
hdnslseu banlit aiibti9teit semadp ipsroen
fam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-09
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9reBmnthige llnterlfituug, tprIc,e man ihm
bic baber hat iufomnen IaiTen, nne benad,s
rirhtist feine Treunoe uhc oas Tublifnm i'm
2IO9emsinen, sae or forffshrf ebenteuomtc
beriIhnite Oreldmaichinen in Der Sfabt 2Ils
lentanu 81 oerfertigen, uno ,fpar IN Der s,as
mcsffrseet fiiolidl oou 0a9enbnds Dirthss
hans, iine in cent StublmadersG sGd,ap bes
SorH Jieuben 9ieiB.
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nidfd)iuen Ron unterfdjirolid1en 9lrfen an,us
empfeblen, it 70 al9emein, uno sbne einiaes
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ldnst ferner mehr ,u fagen, rae bic bei{pief,
lole Nadlfrage fd6b obenbenamter Mafhire
tlnldnalidl fir sehcn Site fpridlt. Sc IN
ndlt ein ilener uHverindlter sIrticfef, er bat
osn Borlu9 rcr alle anosre felt mehr benn
neun sSahren bat oiefe Miakhue mehrere
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III Dem eebraltdj juHterishienlicher Erdftte III
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tunt3ehn bis Smanjig fduleHe 8ulhel Nriid,t
odmit 9eereid1eib nno oie Mafhine arbeifet
jest uedb gut. llno naol einem oufrfobtiaeu
nno griinolidlen GerIuh hat man ouaensms
men, eeB lle Die beite bis jeBt erfuubeHe wlas
lChiue Der 9trt fei.
Sin Berratb lit INNER snm Wsrfauf pers
rdtbIg, aus Zen sefien Waterialien serfsrtiat
uno sen gutter slrteit. 9IIen Beffenunaen
isll gehorige nns pduftlidBe 9lufmerflamfeit
acldleutt nhs irOen Sdufer 0snugthunns qes
seben iperbeu.
9Gilliam Ridleder.
gl9ent fir Gpbraim Rirfpatrif.
Ergs triro bierHiit Seoermann eclvarnf.
Die Wlaldline uidt usdsumsdlen, iHeem esr
Gigentsilmer oes Yateutrcdts cnfIdfcesn lit
etnen jeoen Der oieIes nid,t ad)tet aeribHiaj
~ sslan9en; insem es metrere W2ole ent,
id)iesen worsen if, caB fein patentreht d4t
9Illcntaun, Stunt 0. na-6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-09

frF Die pbifabeIphia Wlarffpreile bnben
ilh felt linferer Ieeten 3eitung MIR penig ber,
dnoerf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-09
Salomon Sose(,
Neter YS[anf.

9lffsniss psn 0enrp Gntb jun.
Suni9, ne-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
Prom Chsmbsrs' Edinbufs Journal.
THRILLING NARRATIVE.

REMARKABLE CONDUCT or A LITTLE GIRL.
The following extraordinary act was
performed by child in Lyons no, long
$50. sceording 70 continental paper.
An unfortunate artisan, the father Of o
family, was deprived OF work by the de.
pressed state Of his trade. during the
whole winter. II was with grea, diff.
Gully that he could get q morsel OF food
nor and then. for hls famished vile and
children. Things grew worse and worse
with him. and 81 length, on attempting 10
rise one morning for the purpose OF go
ing gu, a. usual, in quest Of employment,
he fell back in fainIing condition beside
HE wife. who had already been confined
10 her bed by illness for two months.
The poor man felt himself i'll aud his
strength entirely gone. He had two
boys YET in mere childhood. and one girl
about l2 or 10 years old. For a long
time The whole charge Of the household
bad fallen on this girl. She had tended
che sick bed Of her mother, and had
watched over her lille brothers with
more Than parental care. Now when the
Iather Too was taken i'll, there seemed TO
be mol o vesIige Of hope in the family,
excep, in the exerlions that nigh, be
made By her, young as she vas.
The frs, thought Of the lille girl was
TO seek for work proporlioned TO her
strength. But that the family might no.
snrye in the meantime, she resolved 10
90 to one Of The houses of charity where
faod was given out. she had heard. 10 The
poor and needy. The person to whom
she addressed herself. accordingly in
scribed her name in the list Of applicants,
aud told her 10 come back again in day
or two, when the case would have been
delibera,ed upon. Alas, during this De
Liberation her parents aud brothers would
s,arvc! The girl stated this, but was IN,
formed that the iormsl,ies mentioned
were indispensable. She cane again IN
to the street, and. slmos, sgcnized by the
knowledge how anxiously she was ex,
peeled with bread al home, she resolved
TO ask charity from passengers III The
public ways.
No one needed the mo,'est, unob'ru'
sive appeal of her outsire,ched hand
iIer heart was too full to PERM, her s'
speak. Could any one have seen The
trr,uring anxiety that flled her breast
she must have been pi,ied and relieved
Is the case stood. it is not, perhaps. sur
prising that some rude being menacc'
her with the police. She was fr'ghten
ed. Shivering with cold and crying DIT
,erly, she flel home wards. When sh'
moun,ed the stairs and opened The door
the first word she heard was the cries 0
her brothers for something to eat--bread'
She saw hcr father soothing and support
ing her fain,ing mother, and heard h''
sly" Bread! she dies for The want O
food" 1855.
~ have no Bread" cried The poor g't'
with anguish in her tones.
The cry Of disappointment and aesps'
which came al these words from het "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
EDITORIAL DUTIES.

There is no question Of public i'm.
port which cannot be argued without
a recourse to personalities, on the par
Of the conductors of the press. and
hen they do suffar individual hosIil-
itips or i'll regulated passions 10 man.
ifest shemscI,es in this way. il is. to
our mind, All impertinence and an ir-
dignity offered TO the reader.
The editor has higher functions 10
perform-bis office. We trns', is Of a
loftier grade-than that Of prize
fighter. He dnes not enter the arena
either to receive or TO inh CT personal
Injuries. lie degrades himself and
demoralises those " no are around him
it he descsnds to the pugillst; and
methinks that IL maniiests mistaken
zeal for his cause TO assume the bear.
ing of a tiger to ell who cross his
path. He neither gains prose!ytes To
his doctrines nor consideration for
himself. by thus mis,akins the path Of
duty.
The aim Of The newspaper press
Of that portion Of it at least which es-
houses certain tenets, or desires TO
guard the public mind from error and
decrption should be 20 convince.
Neither personalities NOR violence
ever produce convictian. Men are
not TO be abused or TO be kicked into
faith in any opinions whatever. They
NAV be led BY argument, but the aus.
tere blow, the violent gesture, and
the angry abusive tongue defeat The
purpose OF those who would gain sd
herents. Editorial quarrels, there.
fure, aud that fierceness and vindIc.
tiyeuess of tone which are too com-
man among journalists. answer 40
other end than that OF iujuring those
no conduct the press, aud cause the
press itself to be- looked upon With
both aversion and tisirust. @
PennsylUanian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

"A Temperance slorg.-Ths BsIti
more Clipper relates . pleasant anee.
dole In relation 10 q Temperance
pledge. thus:
a very beautiful young lady on
The Puisf. not long since, sigusd her
name 20 a Temperance pledge. one ar.
iiele Of which prohibited her receis-
ing The afeeti0Hais attention Of any
young genllemsn sho Was IN any say
given 90 iniempersnce. u hspIeaed
that The tender-hrarted damsei had.
Al The very time she put her name 20
the paper. bean With whom she Was
we'll pleased. but xho. unfortunately,
(sccord.ng 10 repnril took occasion
ally ieetle too much.' The maiden
was therefore under the painful neces-
sity Of addressing her Tondiy loved
ore polite note, stating her situation,
the nature Of tie pledge she had taken,
and the utter impossibility Of her ever
receiving his attention as q i0yer. II
love You as purely as eNer. MAS Tue
language Of the nate. but my word
has gone fnrIh. and honor bids ne
respnnd 10 jour kindness only in The
light of a friend The young man
found himself perfectly subdued. The
words ; 4 love you as purely as ever.
were too potent. Determined not 10
forfeit such devoted affection, be
sought the esrlies, opportunity 10 be.
come temperance advocate himself,
signed the pledge. and is now ,nem-
Der Of The Washington Temperance
Society. Young loves dream With
them has already frightened into en-
gagement, aud is understand, short
ly 60 be contaminated in matrimony,
Powerful and beautiful 10 thy influ.
rnce, oh, woman"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

When man owns himself TO be in an
error. he does no, blu. Tell you in other
words that he is wiser than he was.
A man that does the best he can, does
all that he should do.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
Selected faf The Reeordes.
WATCH-W 0RDS.


WATCH-W 0RDS.
4 HTsx Eoa nEs.
we sre IiEins. re are dssi.;ag
Iaa grand and awful Time;
II an age. On ages telling,
To Be living i sublime.
Hsik, the uakias Up Of nations.
Cog and Msgog. 10 The fray;
Hrki shat sauadelh e creations
Groaning for ils latter day.
win " Play Ihenl wiII ye daily.
With your masie, with your siae!
UPi n is Jehovah ral'yl
God's eva arm hath need of thine. :
Hsrk. the oassu will ye fold your
Fanh.eiad arms 10 lazy Iocki
Up, o up. tl.ou drowsY soldie.l
nsrids are charging 70 The shock.
Worlds are charging-iIeaven behnlding;
Thou hssi but an hour 10 fight;
Nov the blszan'd efoss anfal1ine,
Ca. right onward. for The Sight
whafi sill hoe Thy dreamy slnmbersl
'iis 10 lime Tor idling play:
nreaths. snddance. and poet numbers
fIoui them. Ne must work 10 day.
Fear mott sparn lbe worldling's laughter;
Thine ambition, tfarple thou.
Thou shalt End long hereafter
To be more than tempis thee now.
o.. lei al the soul within Jon.
Tor the truths sake 70 abroad
Stnkel lei every nerve aud sinew
Tell on sges-tsll for GOdl
Magog leadelh many q sassali
Christ his Few, his ltile ones;
But absu, onr leaguered castle,
Rear and va guard are his sons.
sealed 10 blush, 10 waver never;
cIOss'd, bsp,ised and born again,
Sworn TO be chrisl's soldiers ever,
oh, for Christ al least be nEx. :
CkEreLmaH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Wseonssqunes 81 7emperGnes.-TLe
Dublin Mercantile Advertiser Gays tia,
the manufacture Of spirits in Ireland was
less BY three millions five hundred thou
sand gallons, in the year ending the 10Th
Of October, Than in the preceding year,
ending on the same date. The conse-
quenl loss 10 re,enue is close upon Eve
hundred thousand pounds sterling, or
more closely. a466, $3.50 les. Cd.
And what glorious gain this has been
10 The poor men and their families, whs.
untilsihe past year, have spent nearly oil
their earnings for drink, which is alike
detrimental to mind and body. Another
Dublin paper says: /" To such an extent
has crime diminished in Dublin, within
the las. twelve months, tina, SInilhfeld
peniten,iary has been closed up by order
Of The Privy Council.
Who would have predicted. two years
ago, that Ireland would present an exam
pie Of temperance 10 the res, OF the world
Boston Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

ings kss be beea kaosn 70 xish him
self any olber person than bis own pro
per self.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Spend the day we'll and thou VIII re-
ioiee a, night.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19
LAND FOR SALE.

4 OFFER for sale or the other, or both Of two
i Tracts Of Land, lying IN Nelson County. on
the waters Of Fuckers Run. One containing tlreeN
hundred and sixty. and the other -four hnndr ed and
thirty acres. These tracts Of land are within one
mile e each other. within lule more than smie.
Of the Courthouse Of the county, and Within about
ten miles Of he james River Canal. They are botIS.
IN good hear, and IN a rapid state Of Improvements
and capable Of making first rate iafms. The water
is fine and the country remarkably healthy.
TERMs-Onc, two and three years, in equal in-
salments secured by negotiable notes. with approved
cndorsers. J. GARLAND
Z. :. II the above lands are sold at private
sale etore, they Will be offered at public auction
the toutth Monday in September next, be-
fore The front door Uf Nelson Com lhouse, that be.
ing Court day. J. GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19
,SEG0.asS 80 as2Lk'
June 1871, 1911.
ROBES 81 BURTON,


A RE NOW RECEIVING aud IN daily expectation,
u ri heir Nsie Storc OF u lieali supply II new,
seafte aud csrhble GOODS. Which, ~ addition tn
thet large STOCK previously on hand, will make
then assortment, very desirable.
Ihe following are a pori,ono Of their New Goods,
to WHICH they beg the attention oi Their ilieuds and
the public generally
Swiss EdeiuGs aud lnsc,lugs. handsome ASSERT
mcui
'nnIbdeh do do large suppl, and very cheap
bi,rk nud white rrfi and .utcd Laee.
hshtouible article lot ladies Sha"ls
Bllek and whtte baees Tor rmmIng do
Do do Edenes and itsetnngs. yc,y cheap
Hack and white Laees for Veds
black aud colonrcd kIi and Mohar Gloves
Nohar Mus, vrty haldsome
Misses white aud eoloutrd Cotton Hose
ladies black and "hl,e Cotton aud Moravian Hose
Gleck Italian S,k. vet, hue NJ 6s. pefyd
Black Gto de Rhine do e..
Fetenoc Braid Hornets, latest st,la
Grntlemcn's llandk ctchirts aud ttavnts
II pieces blue, wool dyed black and ,nvs BILE green
Cloths and Cassmefes, some supcrhne and
yeiy cheap
Colored Tweed Cassimcres aud handsome Vcstlngs
tnt Grntlemen's summer wear
Bales Cotton 0znahnfgS, N Zoe pc, vi
ST \ Cotton tlohs, at Ada :" 4"
llr1v, Plad Domestirs for servants nj 81 per ,d
In addition tolhe above, We have hand
soitmrnt al Lawns aud Musl,ns. French tamhrlok,
ctlcoes, Challcys aud Mous',ns black aud colofed
Sdks, black aud blue black Bomhaz nes, ilosery OF
",2ts, sA>st,lY,os n, jaekonet Mns'Ins aud Cam
bucks, SWISS Mnslns, PLAIN checked and figured;
Bishop Lawns. kent,ng aud Linen Gambriok Hand
k,tehicl4, Mdrseillcs SKIRTS aud tounictpanes.
very ,Ich, Toilet Covers, pretty X cteap, La
dies Cotscus Nc. Gambtoors, tnshmnlrlts, Ma
poleon tloths black and colnnied Grape Camb leis.
aud Sum cr tlois, Blo Linens. Nankrens aud
Cotton tassimetes tof trntlcmtn's summer wear.
bud iilckluc from 81 In IL cd, brown aud bieaehed
Dnmesnea, Sueaf Coffee aud Bale Cotlor. and man,
uthet ARTICLES too numerous 10 specify, almost all ol
whieh our friends will Ilcase bear IN mind, were
bought this scuson, md a,c Of course OF the latest
sl,lr. aud At the lowest puccs.
June II tsil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19

President aal Heads 81 Departments. :, VISA lie
Delaware ship Of the hnc, at Annapolis On Satnr-
day bul u crion beng made, II VS. Withdrawn,
aud Ike Senate udjantned I'll next day.
la The House OF REPRESENTATIVES. 4 motion vas
made that "h,u the House adjourn il Will adj ,urn
and at subsequent pat of The day, motion tn re
consider this WAS laid on the table tvlrrtall,
nrgatIyed) by vote II lnl to o. Tie Bankruyt
Bio was agaiu cons deitd: Mr.. Mckay OF \. L.
speech, htIe IN G,ot al the bill ard hllle against
n-coneludIug, however. that rs lc should not vote
Tor II, II vas probable he would vote against il lie
expressed his opinion HAT the bil woad not pass
be IN favor OF II, matter of poliuea calculations
were IN ruth opposed il. Mcssrs. Brggs OF
Mass AID Morgan of y. \ irpl ed will some Sc
vetlty, and rep He'd the rmpuIanon will nrr.led
scorn. Nj. Williams III Md though not opposed
TO the bill on principle ,lJ'cred IN the details o
thus, aud should be compelled to vote against it.
No Soefs OF Md. replied, and Nj. Williams re-
joined. No vote was taLen.-lhe bill IN relation 10
The Census was illen takrn up, aud several amend
mens adopted, and, lerirrg HE question cl en-
grossmeni. The House adjnuired.
Saturday iueUSt II The Senate en- n ged
oil the day IN the discussion Il the Land Bill
without coming to any decIson. The II use of Rep
res natives was Session.
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fENll /. subscflbrrs respectfully inutm the punhc
n tnat they have, At considerable expense, es' alb
lshcd Mandatory al AXES III Tins city, ana iha
ih,, are now prepared TO supply orders Tor Axes OF
superior q.aidy, manufactured u Lon ltntr The he
degar WORKS aru ot the best Cast SIcel They soIlcu
an tx lmnalion aud tria Of them. They are war
ranted equal 10 any manufactured IN the United
STATES aud VII be Sold Al The northern marker pieces
and un The must hbctal tefus.
JAGOB +. BARNS * Co.
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