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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
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Icrtban,ptcn 8dnf, SUM- %, Is41.
Jladridbt ipiro hermit aese6en, ;ufclae
Scr Grngituticn une ben @eieeen ce6 Siaaf6
pennfYlranien, eae Der preiIeenf nnb bic
Tireftcren Der Sicrtbamptrn gnnf, gelegfH
in Der Staet 9lneutdnn, eedba @auntD, fIdj
entfdlrfIcn baben BET eer nddifen Gieieegfs
bmng bieieS Staats fir cine 9ereroeeruH0
bes Capital Stcets auiutalten, ndmlid, bcu
I25,00O Gbaler ~ 100000 3haIer; cbns
einen 9RehIcl i'm Gamen unb StDI cher IL
Der epcaficn befaster ganf su YerIduseu.
sluf Srecr Der Bcaro bon Dirrftcrs.
@eergr Sef, @aeirer.
Suni 80. nq-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15

Tic rbt1en 6lcicun9eftrde iIno inter iets
CT 9lufTd,t 9emadt wpreeu uuo CT 1T rils
Ieus, iIc cbue aIes peitere eOb fur Gd frItlt
reoen Su lafcn.
2Inh hat CT tincn Srrratb bon StpdS,
nemoefraoen, unb S.enioen ~ ucrfaufer,
O%@r bat Ipeben Die 9tcllpprfer uno phis
InOeIpbier & d IN enlpfan9en unb Ges
icnigen, fpeldic baflr unterfdrieben baben,
bclicben fplcbe ob;ubpIeu.
@I dpes 9Ra8eu fir Sduciccr fub
trllmerfert bel linn 81 habcn.
Same8 Salnefon.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
8letd fails:
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Gine QelplEe Wlantaidle,

Oa Der linterscid,uetc cieSe @cacnb prs
dist, 10 bietct er fclgcuee @runeflde gum
gerfduf an:
I.-3 uno einen hatben slfer 91no,
eclescu artf BEN "0RuhIbcr9'' gieref pcn
nem Partntae in unt nm aOcutdun aibt
es fein 1ruuofiif, bas cine 70 ld,SHe uue
rem autifd,e eaqe hat, ale sbeh eiefes. Ge
gctpihrt sciue ausqeoehnte 9usfIt,t auf bic
aimlicaeuee bhbftc e1ucfd,aft. uuc rsad,t cis
aieu tcrrlid,eu SauplaB. @s beFuoet fih
soarauf cine quite
,G1eiter. etn Wdld,s itno Gl6sSoaits.
EIno bas @anse it nit 9uteu IenfeH um9e'
speH; elm gutter. srcser Sarten IT an9elest
Suorneu, ilrb es befuoen I'D, ldione Sdlats
:tenbiume auf oem Can e, 70 rpte aud, ocrs
siislid5e Sbifbduue pm pieIfad,en @1ttuus
gen.
2.-19 9ltfer 6dffanien Socl,lane,
fauf oem eed,a BERG, in Der N1ibe Der Nbilas
ieelpbia Strage bic bieier Stiid 1T gut NIT
socl, beuddiien.
.3.-gin pcrsiigliher Samilien @19en
nit awei eiBeu nnt eiueur ffehenocu Dddbe !;
beibe fSnnen mad, 8elieben abqenommeu unb
saefefft weroen. Der Wdqen III ned, fpenig
gebraudlt nnb nuf cas Bette armod,t.
4-Gin quite 8 Gag uhr,
NIT WahcaauD 6aifen.
9Ber Cuff hat, eds oben beidriebene @is
gehthnm ~ beieten, beIiebe I'D, an riieiucH
Bruber { b m 8 @. ~ III 70 II Sn fpens
ben Der uabere 9Iustanft bariber 9eeen
papirb.
Sobn @ilfou.
2fteutann, 9iue. Is. aa --3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
Oefrntltcle 93enpu.

Sdmlta0S ben 2ten October iea dm Soal'
le ees perfcrtensn 9eter everett leehin Spr
epun 9aunfdip, eed)d @auutp, ouf bfentli'
der 8encu pertauft wercen
Cine 9elpibe WantaibG
9eIe9en III 9Dun 3aunlfip, Zelda &auntp, flc'
Send an 9auo bon 3bcmd6 &uerett, Sdcct
9. Si(tler, Yeter Seaas nnb Dantel S0as,
eutbalteub un9efibr 100 sider Darauf i'll
erridtet ein
AsyA 2lfpft0te5 ffeinerne5 &ptns
E;i!s. bau5, Olpffdeuer, Sprtii9.
kssssssx baus, uno aneere NCben9ebduSe.
9 0let 6 fats:
ipacu om ndmliden Gage fcI9euSs tr,pr0Ii'
die 8lter perfdnft fpereeh ftdnllid
Cine Sub, SlhrmSdraui Better uub
8rttlabeu, Soau5 llbr, Glide uuo Stlble,
Ofen nit 8Obr, 8rennfelIeI, stdnesr uno
Sdser, Boards, Srudt uns Grunoberrcu
beim 8uldeI, Shmet uno SStroh, une icnil
urdSieIerIei slrtifel gu sreitldufIi8 Sn meIoen.
GbenfallS:
om 9tcu October, fol- in @eiI 9>fm 1auus
Ghtp, Sduplfiu @auntp, duf Der 4NantaIdc
lelbit, 0uf 0fentliher &enou perfauft wcrtrK,
Gin 9etpiBe5 Shtd Q1no,
9ele9eu in beI19tem IauuItp lino @duutp,
9rdn,eue an ednS BON Sed,ler S,dttiu9cr II.
3ubcr. Garduf ii erriChtct eiu
ssSyA 9Spbnbau5 nnb StalI. 9ie
ilS Wantalhe enthilt 100 2Ifer,
s So tpopcu % sldcr flar uuo Der 9ieli
9ute6 lNcislduo it.
Die 8esinaungen foaen an ben Gerfaufss
td0eu bstdnnt 9euiadjt uno SIufpartrma 0es
9ebcn wcreeu peu
gcter Soaa5,
Sbpno8 Gperetr,
Grccutcreu bon 9eter Guerstt
Septembcr 8, uq-4u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
&e)tt bier!

8ar9otn6! 8ar9ainS!!
SauSrath 81 0erfonfcn an lerab9eiees
teu Tretfen.
ia Der llnterfd,ricbeue acfpuurn 1T frircn
Stcef opn neucm unh edncrhaft ocrfertigtem
Sausrotb ,u orrfleiurrn, 70 tirtct er an gang
brrabgcIeBten preiecn, fir bndreS 6'clc, fcls
qcnoe 9lrtiteI Wm GcrFunf an, rimlich Wlcs
hdQcnp uno Rultheu 8ureouS, Scies@oares,
Secrrtairs, nne Srrtcn 3tite, @dfdlrdnfc,
8etltellsn NIT hcten uuc nieberu Wcden,
uno cine slnahI aneerr, in ieiu Nad, cinihlas
0enee 9lrhfel. EcegIcidlen aud, Wenetlan
Gcrbdn9e pcu oaen Sortcn unb e'rreen.
Schn 8. Slice.
giidjitc Gtire 81 8crheds GntsRaHufafs
tr in Der Srcdo Straec.
Gstblehem, MdrS II, nq-6We
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
{ $40. 20.
Slener 95uehffpllr.

Scr tlnter(d,rietene bend6rid,tiaef leiie
Errnnte nno eas putiifum ilberbdupf foe er
In feinsr jeeigen Wchnung, in Der YeftsSfs
fis, erei Sburen ttnterbalb Hurp'S GoteL al.
nen neuen Guditcbr er6tfnet bat, fpofeleif er
fol9en6e Giieber su biIli9en preieen gum Nefs
falf 0ntietet, f,duIidl:
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@alpius Qsben uuo Wlsinungeu, 0Hbers
pereiuigtno Ger pmtberaner u. 9ltfCrmirten,
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Scots folio Bibles, with explanatory
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IIorneys introduction to the Scripture
Davenports history of the U. States.
Coleburn and Smiths Arithmetic.
Goodards history Of the United States.
Coopers Surgery,
Providers Ireland in Vol.
Newton on Prophecies.
Rambachs Meditations,
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Pixies Arithmetic, with key,
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Walkers und Websters Dictionarys,
Grmshaws Rome,
Columbian Orator,
Gibsons practical Bookkeeping,
English Catechisms,
general assortment of School Books,
Comic Songsters,
Comic Almsnacks,
A general assortment OF Blanks, Deeds,
Mortgages, &C.
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nat er cine grcBe SammItng prn SiIber nuf
sNonn, fthndr3e unb bfaue 3ints, 3inisnfdF
fer, Sieostnad,s, Sblaesn, Sano, parbrsrs
uno ginipttS ifablne Sdrsibferern, grces
uno flrine 2dlhsntiidher, Sdrtibs, Briefs,
unb Spis9el' papier, II. 10.
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nno trfFt turd bilIige preife feinen 3hef Der
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9tu9uifus 6. Gubc.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
5Deltdfee 6

ltnibertre flicb c McbiSin
Sur Die Socilung pou sIusSehruna. Salt,
6uifen uuo Qebrrentsiineuna EieSr Weeei
ain lplI (Id uctn in isoIihem Naa pp oieielte
gebrad,t muree, ais uniiberttefflidl bepieien
haben. g1lan rnfe oafllr in Dem Suhitphr
bee llnterl6riebenen an.
q. g. Gnhe.
stlguf IS. 1911. pa--tD
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
9(0l0llies- -91aebrteht.

Ia SpIepb 9Bilt nnb feine 6rou
Sufanna ron SbersYdlfcro Iaunld,ip, fedd
&aunty, reruiittelt silter freipilIi9en llebers
fhrribung, CSntirt Suli %, lS4l) ale ibr
Gi0euttuut, lie0eneeS, perI6uIihes unb oer'
mi(htee an Die llntersetbneten iihertra9en
haben, uno sipar gum 8eiiCn Der @rebitprrn
oeS befdgteu Sciepb qDilt, 70 rpereeu btermit
9lae, ipcldje nod, auf ir9eno eins sIrt al be-
fagteu Splepb lBtt fhuIOtg, ilno auf9efcrscrt
,Wifden nun uub benz lften Setrber abSutes
5abten--uno ScIdle, Uelde ncdD rehtmdei9e
2iuIpriebe all ben bcla9eu I0iIt baben, irer.
Den ebenfalld auf9sforrcrt ibre 3rdnun9en
iunerbalb pbenbeltimmtrm 3ettronme, w9bls
belldtiat an 6eurD Wiebcr IN bem Stiottbeu
@maus einiubdnsi4cn.
Soccb QStlt, jr.l
S0enrD NSterer : gIlf9nic8,
Solepb Wloren,
~ Dtt Sic 6cre pirt wiP friihrr be-
rieten, uub ale gcficQun9cr nctcen pilrfts
LID tclor9t non
Socrrp 9Siceer.
atlanlt 4, 1871, nq--Gm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
gbarlee Davis,
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ipirb bea Gcurten in9rd,a Gauutp ipie friIs
bcr bei,pebnsn; sr iff 81 flneen in Dem pcteI
bes Nrn. Sobn @ros, spdhreno Der @eurt'
node itHc cine eeer 5lpsi QBndleu per eiliei
ienen @curt.
gtHBalt II, liez3Eii
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
9tQentaurer Turs uno GuGia
6nt-S abrtf.

9luentallller Gitrs lliio JtllbIa
SUES q brt {.
ii Der Sarliltcnitraee, f9cacndber s me.
cn's &IeiSeritcbr.
Satob 8. 9 oas.
hat beitintt9 auf S,anS, Elm ans9cbetntes
9l6ortcment bon mooi9en Surs unb
JRueia SOiiten,
BON ciner ocrsi0lit,er 0ualitdt; audi hat
or firalich in IieuDorf unb phiInrefpbia Gin
arcscs 9Iscrtement BON Sappcn einges
fauft, fpcruuter Iidl befnefn:
Otter Sappen. Sur Seal. 9fntre. Muss
frat. ScneD, 70 lpie aud, alle 9IrtensSud,s
Jldrprn fir 9Rdnrer une Snaben.
Giefe Rappcu iIno ocn einer 9uten Sua'
litdt unb mereeu gu cen biai9fcn preiien
perfauft.
6dnRcnte unp slnoere, bic beim Girceeu
fdufcu, iperocn es ~ itrem @crtheiI ffnocn,
bel ibm anSurufen une fir I'D, ieltit ;u nr'
beileu.
Soufmaher i'm eonbe merben inter ben
biaiotfen geoin9un9en NIT leeer glrt pelser
9rimmingS, II. [. 10. perfehen.
Sacpb .. 8eas.
eIleutnnu, October 2I. ra-bs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
e}nbtan aour9atipe,
coer cSnSian Ueoetatle Nillen.

WV NDNNNh ON0NlNAhN NNNlN'
GicGe berhhmte Wrei,in miro inter Der
2mfiIdt oe6 WtlIiam Wriqbt, SicesprcGbcnt
rcn Dem Observation-Disclosures SelunobeitSs
@pHc9um," oerfertiAt, unc ira felgenbc
I&rantbciteu uufeblbar hcien
@nhlmocuoe Siebrr faulcnce 0iebrr !;
Sd)merseu im WtaQen, qnngc, peter, 9iiiden
uno Scits 8erluit Sc5 9tppctitS Srante6
&ppfpeh ; 9ihelmnti5m, tciocs sIcutc Coer
@brcuiIh &Iutpeien nnb @rcChcn Turd,.
faa, 9tubruuo @olit; GDSpcpNs, MuiIucbt
flucuoe Sudbt, blaucu Nuilcn neriFIopfcu,
Geid,wIre uuo Wuueeu oter 2Irt; Sobluni
be YicrUen, 0hrber9rldlo0tnhett une allie
anccre &rautbeiten Der JroutuarcrIcncu.
Sbiae Wcei;u III an ecm scriliaCn Nreif
ppn 20 ScnrG 6te- girr, IN eem 9ud,frbr be6
lluterfdrieteneu Su pabcn.
q. 9. 9iuhe.
9Iu9uit Is, IS4t uQ--bU
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
SletDer- Stcbr.

Y Ger llnterGdriebene bat in feiuem aleitsrs
Stchr IN Der S.dn;ltpn Straee, eeaeniIber
y 0 9 Sutltcbr ein ccIlffdnbi9es 2IGcrti'
ment bon feiuen
9li6ern ltne @oIifntCre6
oiler 2IrtEn uub ein ppltldnbigeS 2IGcrtiment
rou
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
Gonillters0 0jiiter,

aus teuen CT alle 9lrten &Ieiouu9slliide auf
Beiteauu9eu ,u madden bereit 1T nno oa er
INNER quite 9lrbeiter hilr, 70 fanue CT alle @es
teQungen gut uno auf easildinclI(te befcr9en /;
lpie aud einen 9rpeen 8orratt bon
Sertioen Sleienn96itlifcn,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15
OeHentliCbe 93tnplt.

Gam(tags ben lSt,n Septemter nm 10
llhr Mtta9s, fpa auf cem pIase frIblt Of
feutltd, Derfauft weroeH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-15

Da Der liuterscid,uetc eie1e @caeuo prr'
siist, 70 bietct er fcl9cuee @runethde gum
Berfdiif an
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-09

sAMIvEL's WISH.


! wants to marry--yes does
wants a lille wife,
To comb my air, and wash my nsck,
And be my all--my life.
Ven Adam lived in Paradise,
He didn't live content,
Till from his side rib was took,
And into woman bent.
Just think how Adam must have stared,
Ven first he got awake,
And found himself married man,
Without cen Wedding cake.
I'm very bashful-yes.I am
'Twould save me lots Of trouble,
TO go to bed a single men,
And val up as double.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-09
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY H. WEBB.
OLuMBHA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1s41.

Why iiended in our losing the whale
in the first place, and the boat with her gear
in the second. We were picked up by the
other boat, and there was no time to be lost,
for the sharks were brought together by the
scent Of the whales blood; the whale soun.
ded again, and we were obliged to cut the
line, and return on board
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-09

The editor of Western paper tlfus ex
presses his good wishes toward couple
who didn't get married without remember
ing him in the cake line:--
May heaven smile in its rich grace
SIrew yoar path with sacred peace
Fill your cup with earthly joys,
And youi arms with--girls and JoyP
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-09
FEMALE EDUCATION.

A young lady whom We knew by sigh
once concluded love letter thus:
81 shal rite 10 you again ear long. io
cummns told me orIui story about
suke tyler but dident pay no aiien-
shun at all 10 his sickennen tail
yoarn ill death parts beth on Ne"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-09

Many farm, when fresh, has been rem
dered sertls and unproductvc in few years
by skimming the surface. Deep ploughing
brings up latent animal and vegetable par'i-
cles favorable to the growth of plants. rem
ders the soil loose and friable, and. above
all. prevents the ground from washing
HiIy land should always be ploughed in
circular direction, and if at the same time
it is broken deep. ii is rarely .he case that
hills will not retain all the rain that falls
upon them.-Agr,culturalast.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-09

for nav start in business--'if if you have
got capital this is rather suspicious place
to be IN Without listening to word
from them he calaboosed them. The Re-
corder would listen 10 no explanation but
sent them to the calabooss for thirty days
each.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-09
WEBSTER AND DROUGHAM.

WEBSTER AND DROUGHAM.
The following paragraph is extracted
from late London publication, entitled
PORTRAITS of Public Characters"
The first occasion on which saw
Mr.. Webster was in the Court Of Exche-
quer, three or four days after his arrival
in town. He sa, on the light Of Mr.. Bar
on Gurney; while Lord Brougham and
The Grand Duke of Sake Weimar---the
latter young man, net seemingly, out Of
his teens--sat on his left. Te see the tive
greatest men Of their day, the one the
master spiri, Of the Old, the other the mas
ter spirit Of the New World, thus sitting
so near each other, was sight Of no ordi-
nary interest. Nothing could be mere
striking than the contrast which the per-
sonal appearance Of the two illustrious in
dividuals presented. The large broad
coun,enance of the American citizen,
seemed more ample when the eye took in
at the same glance the narrow contracted
face Of the English peer. Lord Broug.
hams hair looked moro gray when seen
in juxtapositiOn with the almost jet-blacI
hair Of Daniel Webster. While there was
no hair on the forehesd Of the lstter, the
small, low forehead Of che former was &C
everlappsd with it, as almost to render il
doubtful to those who knew nU better
whether he had any forhead al all. Tht
English ex-Lord Chancellor's small gray
oyes appexred to dwindle into yet more
diminished proportions. when placed sid,
| hv eide ..iih iha large A--L -.---~f --'''
| leader to the American Bar. The tall
slender. beAy franc ofihe Englishman ar
rested the eye more readily. when witness
ed at the same tmo as the full. middle-sz
ed. broad-bult figure, Of the Ameriean.-
while the dress OF Mr.. Webster was
plainness itself, that Of Lord BroughaH
bad so much Of positive dandyism about it,
that Partisan swell would have bee.l
proud 10 put his person into it. have
already described the apparel the forme
wore on the occasion, The noble and
learned Lord ps,ronised blue. taste(ully
made surtou,, white waistcoat, white
trousers, white stockings and thin shoes;
on his breast was handsome gold chain,
while from his emall-clothes watch-pocke,
there was suspended by smart looking
riband, cluster Of massive gold seals.--
His appearance, altogether. with the ex.
ception of his gray hair, his complexion
less face, and large features, were remark
ably boyish-like. He reminded enc of q
youthful student at some eouatry academy,
"trimmed up" for the annual ball. Tho
severity of Mr.. Webster's countensnce,
the repose Of his features, and the motion
less position in which he sat, mus. have
struck every one more forcibly from the
perpetual smile which played on tho face
Of his ordship, the incessant and rapid
movement of his muscles, and the infinite
ly diversified attitudes into which he put
his body. He laughed, spoke and acted.
with hands, feet and face, turing the whole
of the time hs sat on the bench-his body
thus exhibiting singular sympathy With
the known res,lessness of his mind"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-09
POETRY.
From The Bcltimore Ocean.
n cMa.vCE FOR CEyX71S.

III GlHMsNCAS Et11s GRSk1-os
Veil, Mr.. Clipper, ere ham,
Just from across the yor!er,
To see the land Of Hunele Sam,
And brought my wife and dorter,
I've get me him sorry fix,
They tell lis the fashion
To talk hof nought but politics,
And put Won in passion.
Now he cant be Democrat,
And sing hout clear the diggins,
No must be Wig. that's fiat,
Because my rame is vigging.
Now Mrs. vigging, she's Wig,
A Wig hof the first vorter,
And says that must show hou. big,
To marry hof my dorter.
Ny dorter's name is Hadaline,
She's now and then romantic,
But van she his'nt, thea she's ine,
So proud, haristoorai.
She struts jus, like turkey cock,
The way they struts is shocking,
Ven they sees another cock,
Red petiicoat, or stocking.
And ven she walks she's like a queen,
Like nightingale she sings,
Ib'ievo she would hang'd benn,
Ad she been born With wings.
wants TO marry her-bnt nun:
Hit mus: not pass your lips,
Hunto tbs, poct--but be dumb,
Your correspondent, CHIPs.'
VILLAIN VIGGINS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-09

A RICH SCENE.


The PIcayune has way of making lis
watch returns afford philosophy as well as
mlrsh. Hear .he following conversatios
between ,wo loafers The humor is only
surpassed by that Of brother Neal. in his
inimiiabe {" charcoal sketches"
Yes said s,eppy,'you bea. me in max
ing out breakfasts and dinners, but you
can't shine in making a raise of drinks as
we'll as ean.'
Il knock nnder,' said Brown.
De yen know how do it 2 said Step
Ply.
Utterly ignorant OF the modus eperandi
my dear fellow said Brown, blu, always
bought you had peculiar talent that
way
Ihsve sir: so I have, cir said Steppy.
Superior eduession--a knowledge Of ply
sicgnomy and of human does it,
Explain said Brown.
BE SILENT said S.eppy.
Ia num- said Brown. slapping his o.
pen mouth with the palm of his hand, a Ia
Captain Ccpp.
well thea, yeu see, unless I'm really
shock. l always gees i, in the bit houses
dogssriss ain. s.n.eel. When sses fel
ews seins us to the bar, l says, how do
you dot how are you now' know Al
once by my knowledge Of physiognomy
whether the crowd bs wings or locofocoi
II don't believe in the bumb business.
they re wings, I at once begins to speak OF
glorious yicisrses line triumph OF coiIec
prinoiples--,hs snnihilaiion of !ocofocOism
and all ,hs. sort Of thing, ard they at once
says, ~ha,'ll you take, sir' Ii find they
arc locefoees, | d--n coon skins log cabins
and hard cider; and thus, in either ease, walk
into horn and something else il i. be snack
time
Blu, there are three things !ha; are q
puzzle to me-. said Steppy, (which are
shs,e: who wrote Junius' letters? who is
elected Governor of Maine? how do you
pull wool over ths eyes Of the boarding
house keepcrs!'
'System, sir, cystem. My gentlemanly
address and prspossessing appearance. !
find pair Of spectaclss indispensable in
carrying out my plans, and good cane
has, in many instances, a prodigous ef-
feet.
'I.et us have light said S,eppy.
/ will said Brown, 'but you are the
first person TO whom ever revealed the Sc
crc,. Well then, like making the egg stand
on eAd, the process is simple when it is
made known. Every clearinghouse has
label with black ground and golden let
sers on the door, saying that it is Sosrd-
inf. hsuse. You have nothing therefore to
do but hover near the deer at breakfast or
dinner hour, salute one of The borders as
he passes in and continue the conversation
tll dinner is announced; Sit next to him at
dinner If possible to keep up the delusiss;
but this is net Indispensable; walk out when
he walks out, aud i, will be a. once concu-
ded that you're his perticular friend and no
question will be ever asked. I've tried it
thousand times and it never failed in
solitary instance.
why don't you follow itup?' said Step
py.
Because have nc nsw customers to
do said Brown. Blu, have an idea--a
thought has struck ne.'
'Wha, is l!' said Steppy.
Why, that we exchange situations, let
you take the run of the boarding houses,
and I'll take your place in the hotel busi-
ness
Capital capital Excellent! excellent!
said Steppy.
If you have got capital, said the watch
man, just as they had made arrangements
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Yankee Cuteness.-Some time since, The
Yankee Schooner Sally Ann, under COM
maud of one Captain Spsonsr. was besting
up the Connecticut river. Mr.. Comstcck.
the mate wac at his station forward. Ac.
cordlng to his notion Of things, the Sckoen-
er was getting rather near certain fats which
lay along the lsrboard shore, So aft he
goes 10 the captain and says he:
Captain sgOoner, you're getting rather
close than are flats; hadp't you Better go
about =
Says Captain spooner-' Mr.. ComstOck,
do you 60 forward and attend to your part
of the skinner and I'll attend TO NINE
Well, Mr.. Coms,ock msrvelled forward
in high dudgssn. Boys, said he, see that
ere mud hook all clear for letting 60 'Ayei
aye, sir, all clear Let co. said he. Down
went the anchor, out rallied the chain and
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Let not man anticipate uneertion profits.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-29
INTERESTING PnILosopn1cAL FAcrs.-

INTERFERING PHILosoPHICAL FACTS. -
Sound travels at the rate Of l42 fet per
secocd 10 air, 1860 in water, 1880 in
castiron, 1900 IN steel, 5000 Fin glass,
aud from 1896 10 1900 in wood.
Mercury freezes at 80 degrees Fahren>
peit, aud becomes a sodid mass, malleable
lnder the hammer. q
The greatest height at which visible
Clouds ever exhlst does not exceed ten
miles.
Air is about SlG times lighter than wa.
ter.
The pressure Of the atmosphere upon
every square loot Of earth amounts % q.
| 60 lbs. An ordinary sized man, suppos-
ing his surface to Ire fourteen square feet,
suslalns the enormous pressure Of 30,2l0
pounds.
Heat rariirs air to such an extent that
it may be made to occupy 5 or 600 times
the space it did before.
The violation Of The expansion Of
Water when freezing IS sufficient to
eIeaye n globe Of copper OF such thickness
IS to require II force of $4,000 pounds lc
lroduce The same effect
Daring The conversion Of Ice into water
40 degrees OF heat are inscribed.
Water, when converted inIo steam, in.
creases ia bulk $3.50 times.
One hundred pounds Of water Of thr
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