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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
Senrp 9Cltnf,

Guti6enma6er in 9lllentaun.
tstrsibt ncd,;immer fsir @eifdft III Der Soa'
nnltenifrase, Sooeenbuh'S 9Biritehdu6 &c,
asnabcr, NO er tnmer gu Uertaufen bat nne
auf SetelIur9 mddlt
GutfDea, GdTes, Vu9gte6, Gear
borns, Sulttes, &c.
Gr hdlt immerfcrt CUTE 9lrbcitsIeute uno Ia
ale feinc Gubrwerte unter leiner unmittelba'
rem slufiid1t aus suten WoteriaIirn 9rmadn
,peroen, 70 fam er flir lelne sIrteit gut Ife'
hcH.
slusteGsrur9eu alter Nuhrmcrtc percen
Ei,nca uuo biIlis befcrst Dereen.
Seinen olten Sreuneen uno GjCnncrn
eantt er fir bic ibm III Ghell 9cpcreene
fremnofhaftIidle sIufmuutsruu9 uuo laeet oas
DnbIitum gum seneisten 3iprub Gin
~Gr III 9eIcnneu gu ben ieort taften
Nrrifen fir baares @elo iu oertaufen.
Maentaun, Netrudr "a. na-6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
9ln Die Sirectcren cer 8oIfslhnlen III
ge6a Gauntp.

NSVVN OUHIIIV.
Meine Nerren-6 6ctgenee 9ineabe
aeltieht IN in 1886 paIiIrten Stuls@eIeee
9snlde,
Sldtun9ssca Der Shrise,
0ranS G. S6unf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
Senrp 0eb
Nhtlip NcrlDii,
Simrtl,p 9Seif.

Gommieionrrs pom gehl @auntp.
Wirs "a, rq-3m
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-08-24
&Cer .....
proftif1e uno erfahrene
NQtbgeber,
fhr
&dnltler unb Profeiiiontfen,

NHHT4lVE HIIU PIOTPIIIUHlFPH,
coer eiu
aus lanojdbri9er grfabrun9 eelb6pftss
Te3eptbu d
Ius etm gHsliIbsn, NIT Yenusuns bet Zee
fen IN unp aueldupifhsn 8srfe
bearteltet.
far gbsmifeu, &unftifebler, Dl6bsllhreiner,
ljepebrIhafter unp 8hhfsnmahsr, $aTirer
&utfbslsuno Observation-Disclosures ,Beraoloer,
&unfpreebsIer, &am,nahsr, 8leebI6mieos
unb msbrere anbere 9enerbtrelbenoe, neb(t
sriuplicben InpeiIunscn ibcr Nis
Sebanbuus unb 4nmenouns
ber ssattenen Seaspte. ......
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tefeben auf friass paptsr (ebSn sesrudt
nlio nit sscer auf vein 0llfsn, gut einaetuu,
ocn, eta gta!er fanf unO s,pansis Gents fcs
tfen. (Die enslifebe Iuesabe foItet So s5)-
Gs ftnp i'm SaaSen INT etwa orsiI(ts Sile..
aife BON esn ltnterSsirbnsru eer lgnabbdnsiss
PeitssGrflaruns IN Supfwltib porbanoen,
ipelehe anf Ssrlansen in BEN pprliesenoen
1Bsrte entbaltsL seiefert werbem lolleu, uas
ersmplar, nit GiafbluB bet BilbnilIe, So.
9. Soa Seper, Der asbu grsmplare mint
unb fir bic 8ssabluns gut fsbt, bas silfts
frsi flr felnc Uaahe tatsn
8. QBirc NIT sem Oruef pieles Buebss Der
4afana senatbt, fcbalo Die Soften bureb cine
binreiebcnee InSablltntsrIhreiter aspcft flno
uno icll alseaMn mbsIiebit f6usG prllenset
ipetecu.
ar7"ltntrfttreibsr fit osises were ,pers
ben III sicler Drnfersi ansenommcn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-08-24
60 8artlllllg,

9a mir fidsr in @rfabruns 0sbralbt babsn,
eab Gbarles n1eyers, Der bon unS anssifsat
mar llntsrtbreibsr fir ben "qberalen Seobad)s
ter" Su fantncln, BON pislsn untsrfebrsibsrn
@sle fir uns ein9snOmmsn cbne balTslbs bis
jset an uns bssablt gu babsn, uno bisfsS suar
unter Gem falidsn 8crsebsn : bas sr Der t5ers
ausseber fclbft eoer Elm Compasnen
oeHelben fsi 70 bsnatbribt9sn mir unfsre res
ipsftipsn Sunnsn bisrmit, ba6 ct 70 msni9 ba5
cine uis pas anbsre ift - eas ipl6s6 8crass
ben Surt ibm erlesen par, unb bas rplr Jpn
ME autcrifrt battsn 9elb fit uns siniuforbsrn,
sepis nbt um ss fir ltb su tebaIfsn. llno
ea eer aebatbte Sr. Mepers Jest jebeS 3uiams
nsntrsfen NIT uns 81 permeIoen fIrbt, 70 ftns
nsn mir nidt eriparten baB CT unS js sbrlicb ~
bejabIen esnft, mir ,parnen baber bsrnit Nae
nnb Seesn, nbts an BEN eecad>ten @atron ;u
tssabIen mas unS suf6mmt. 0FQ9sr nibt5
verliersn nil Der merfe fib oieTsS, 70 wiro CT
unb mir ieIbff, fir SbaSen 9sId,srt isin.
Der 5eraus8eber.
Heatina ben l. SUM, ls41.
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Seuer! Seuer!
Serittbernltg ge9en Sener
Capital auttpriIrt purhs 0eles
$AOO,O 600.

Sie Sprina Sarbrn 8cuers8sr0 0eberunaes
8eellfcbaft bon Der gauutp Oblianclpbia,
macbt 8er0terunsen, fospcbl 5eltlcb ais
cauernb, ae9cn Bcrluif cber Shapen burh
Sener, auf 0ebauoe jcrer Irt, ale Sodufer.
Sebenerit Stdlle &c. ,lno auf 6ausserathe,
EanfmannesNter une font alsrlelGisentbum
3u ben allerbtIliaiten Seeinaunaen.
Anfrase 3n maiden, entpeper perItnlicb cs
Der purd Sricfe, tei Jobn 6. Ritbaros,
OttrttssNnrpalt, uno Naent per @efellfhaft,
an Der Dru9srei ees "Serfs unb GebupltiG
SournaIs," 8eacins, Dennipltanien.
Sttcter 81
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Du0er An5etge.

Splsenoe 8aher .pup in csr 9rufere Die.
Ier 5situns I'M biaiscn prels'Sn taten:
Billnfsn's osut1ebsr Sinperfeunn, pon S.8.
Wcdelbcsft, pbilapslpbla, 1889. .s
0cutldbc ucue 3ettanente.
Scr amcrifaniltbe Setpenbauer.
Oie eeictitbte pcr Yereinistcn Gtaatsn BON
Sioro lmerifa, Gelt per entosfuNS Der
nsuen lBelt bis auf pss Ssbr 1887, aus
osm gnsll}ebeu iiberfest bon BiIbe | III
Def 6 re, 91eupcrt, 1888.
Sicelbs, pom Sabre 1897 bis 1887, iters
isst mp beranssssebsR BON 30 B.. q.
&.&ioerlem philadelphia, 1888,
>eten, Sbatsn unb Weinitnssn pes llIrieb
3pin9is crttcn ltrbetsrs bet psutiben
epausclichrcformlrten STRIDE. .Don Sebann
Gnauft 8orfcb, gbcntersturs, Da. 8s7
Ser S2immsl auf Grpen ccsr 3Dea 3ur 8lid
frliateit 9ar9eitelt bon ebriitlan 8ott:
bi!f Saljman, bsarbeitet Don gcnrac Sries
brleb Stpameper, DbllapeIpbla 1889.
Ser lan9e psrcoraene SebaB nnp 6aues
Sreuno, sln nislietes Statbs NIB Silfs
Sueb fir Sscermann, Sfippafspile
1887.
IncatttSiitunasm unn Gebcte fir aahoens
tenbe uno autaeitnnte gbrlfen. Bon So.
hann Sairar sapaer, ,$aneaiter, Spa. 1884.
sutberifte une reformirte psutfsbs u. 9. G.
Shebcr.
adcrcsm G6reib.papter, Ssoern a.9cbreib
9inte,fo rrie aneh Slanfs fir Wlortsases,
eSucaement unc gommcnsBonbs.
3oaitofers Gcbettudb 1T etenfans bti nne ~
babsn 3n s. rs, bas sinSelne gremplar--
18 2balcr bas Sus.
Cine Nuewatl fh6ner cenf6er &ieber 1T BEL
nns sbenfaas ftets pcrrathiS, uno um bils
liaen preis 3n batsn.
sNeapius ben l6teu Suui.
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" Or. Sehter'6
2ungen,D attp.
preie so &cnt bic Sla(br,

FtNte ou StUL VIZ OIHllpty
Sit cine febr i6dsbare Sutereituua, entoe6t
bnreb cnen rtsemalfssn unp berNbmtcp pents
ftbsn Arst, bet ile iibrr filnfsis Sabre III Isi.
ncr eisenen PrariS IN OeuThlanp 9ttrantt
bate, III Deletem $anps fte .pdbrsno jcnsr 3eit
dultsrit anesepebnt tenukt Duroe, bei 6uifen,
Serta.tnnaen, Ratarhfeber, gnsbrdltisteit,
Keubbultsn, 3eiten> nuo TuGen1 erlen,
'Sun2een, ieeer Irt Q'ruits nnb $unsHnbss
Id'wcrOSn, anb IL Scmmuna oer bcrannabsn'
een Gns3tbru.9. Slfle6 faun ais SOB bcr
cbisen O1esi.tn seIalt rerteii, afer bic 3e,
Observation-Disclosures llno 1ueollGpieta nas
gu; iesfr befriep9enec Sepcl6 in psfTen Wlr:
funatn miro in elnem Berfnthe oamlt aefun:
pen ipprprn, 70 wic autb Bablreitbe gmpfsbiuns
gen rie ANpsiiun9e3ettel bealsitenp. IRber
1000 Slafhen Itnp aQsin in pbilapelpbia
pdbreno Dem lestsn Blntcr perfauft nproen,
Gin hber3en9enper Se,reiS bon DelTen 0luBbar.
Felt, lcntt miree cine 70 srcfe Ouantitdt ME
terfauft porpen fem.
go iplrffam 1T Die Webisin afwrIen in
gurrtna Der berfebebcnen &ranfbet,n fir
pelde ite empfoblsn 1T, pab fts allen anpern
3ntsrsitunaen pon SarIapartaa, Vanaeeas
&c. fbnrll poranaebt.
SieIe Seuaulde ftno BON 3eit 5u 3eitsrbels
ten mo bcfannt semaft sporcen, ater serEo:
fenanfwanb Don n1sbefanntmaebunae
perb'etet eereu Wlittbeiluus albisr. Sie
$ei6t9I 9Iautiai1en f6nnen leiebt hber,euat lperz
ben BON ret Nhstebfeit ptcfer mleeislu ncnn
fte anrnfen al &sipp's @sfunpbsis emporium
$40. 1911 Nerr3meitrafra0e unterbaIb Der
25lne Siralfe, snm Sebilc oes "9oloencnNrs
lers unb Sdblanaen' aloo 3euanide uub
Nathpcifunacn 81 bunpcrten bon Sallan osr
INSTRUMENTATION &uren pureb eiefe Nleelsin,
potae5ciat perbcn fonnen.
Neabin9, cen 9, Snui. ..... f..
=. .Sieie Wepi3iu III nm ben ctsn anses
sstenen preis III eisisr 9ru6ere, 3u babsn.
SUM so. - bD.
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Doctor 30. 2ippe,

Wr,t, Gbirur8 une 6eburtsbelfsr'
Benaeblibtist Ieine Srcunoe, 70 tpie oas
asnblifHm iibg baupf, paB CT feine QBobnuna
psrlsst bat in bic 9Bsf.psan GsraGe, a,pis
febsu Der 6tsu ni,b 7ten GtraGs, no sr fort
fabrsn ,Dirp, mic bisber, aIle in cas arstlisbe
jSasb (eblaaenoen Sef6afte 1u tbnu. Sdons
psrs. maett CT cae putlifnm parauf anf
mcrffam, bab er alle aItsm uno lanswisr,sen
Sraufbelteit, ale alIe Bruilebeu, 1lussebs
runs, peils, 6rape!, Kbsumatismus,
Sbwerb6ri9feit aae Grteu Ausentranfbsis
tsn, {abmunseu walYerfu6ten, epilcp0s o.
Der faaeuas Sranfbeit, alte DeiUrphre,
9a3fub, Gemdtbss uno Scifsss$sipsn, Jus
fen, >sterfranfteitsn. alls Artsn Siebsr,
el3inonset SerjflcpfsL t1Tutterpeb,
tranfes Sfpftpfb IT,. 10. in psr thrIcfisn
3sit NIT wcniscr unc 1epr gut ein3nusbmen
Der Nr5nei eauerbaft bsilt. CT 1T taslist
pon IL ble . lltr Nabmitta9s ltsbsr in lsi.
nrr Office 3H trrfea. .
Noolpb gippe,
Wsitspennz jni1cben eer 6: II. 7ten GtraGs.
Neaeins ben Is. Srli, 184l. lS.
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9tasgeestnte5 Ni1crtsment
Sarte Waareaunb Gifenbanolnng.
5ttcDter & Ma'KmtgDt,
@teHeerttusr pcn

Gtelleertrusr BON =
Eeim nno Sthter. ss -
Dem s1ten Gourtbaufe sssenuber. in Der
,&% 5teot EeacinW
sateu immcr auf SanD cine srede Terfhis
rsnbeit ron Stansens, 5uf, pfues; qBas
9snrslfs, Sllnten- ano ale anoere Grten Ypu
gl en-, nit GiniahluB bon rull0hsn uno
an'sr'fanlfebsn SlaselrutbeL gifentleeb &c.
4tahL
@e9ofIsnsr. 9tbar, Oeutlcber, GnaliItbcr, 1t.
llmeritaniftbsn Blittsrs uno grcwlp. Gtabl
piercdiatcs, arbtefistss, runpce uno tIa6ee
giIen.
EAarte ETaarrn
bon jsber Bsnsnnuna; Sebmisos unoGebreis
net @elebrrs, seaolirne 18aare, Iclehe als
eIsnbammer unD lmtcne, Senfsraewebte,
geioer W1nbleu, waasnbiihien. Olhblsucaes
cns StrbesSteffe, Sattlerwaare. SatIhen,
5ubcb6r, Schel, fsetlcu, 8linten pifolen,
Sibfsn, Shhlsnldufe, Spiesel, gersrpaas
ren netit SielsrIei Artstsl gum 9anshaItsm-
gbenfalIs
y III lem
Gpps, Gtb(sifitetns, 8irniB, WsiB' YTsca,
Srstb, 3inf, Ylei, Slef,inn, tleicrn: Ntb-
rrn, Sbeer, Sped, galpboniun nnp Sootwers
(OatHn) Speifs, 0lassl &c. &c. &C. s.
5asetp use
fir 8elfenfprensen, pFise 5aafen esssn,
WeIibfcrnbreober, Siltrrfano &c. .s...f
Teutfets nne enslifhe Gsnfen, Nedsn ii.
Srn6trrtfer, Getaufeln mo Spatcn pas
tent pIattfornsqBaassn &C.
Sie otisen Irtltel ,psrcsu sn pbilaoeis
ptia preifen sclisfers, uno auf IihcraIe 8e,
binaunacm. ..-
Nearina, SUM I. 10.
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! 0el-ltafsrs 6srrsn gellsssu uno 2ubsre
bic nod Gatitriptione,>ilen fir has QBsrfe
den in 8elts baben, finn htFieb crfuht ums
piefslbsn iobaIe ME in6slieb sinSu1eaom unp
une aleitb3eitis ;u tenaehriebtisen, pcbin ie
ibrs grsmplare sefctif, 81 baben rpanleten.
@%Slafter, init pcnen mir ,pecbfclu, ftno
bSfieb erfuht, oae Dbisc einise O1aie in ibs
re Gpalten aufunebmsn, wpourtb fte nne su
Grsenpienitcn psrpfiebten. ;s a-
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8sorae Boper, 3u bsm III Giien binasupen
ApIcrs3dilp, al Der fir6fliben gae Der
8afbinStcn une stem Cont ealowbilD D@trafs
fen, Dem gaurtps8sfansuiB ssasnitsr, lcsts
bin be,pobnt scH Saecb 6. Gblin9, III osr
Gtao: 8sarins, te;oaen BAT, uno seIcnnen
III bic Sslhdfts Ser 8sliwrttfebaft auf bic
betts 2lrt 3u betrsitsn. Bsfanntlih it bisfer
Gtaub fotpobl nit 5areraam ais Gtalluua
fsbr beauem etnaeridbtet. unp ct rpirb rpeoer
Olhbe uc6 Soften fpaven, fetne Safe init
sutsu nnb aefnnpen @peifcn uuO Setrdnfen,
nap etenfalIs NIT tsqurmen nnp re!nlicten
9dtlafltelIen 81 temtrtbea. Hub miro CT bss
ttdnri9 elnen atbtfamcn Gtalfnetbt nnh jsners
lei Sutter fir Dfsrpe, BON better unp btnrsis
deneer Oualitat, naitsn 9urt pdnttllhs
unr bi(Iise Seoisnuns, bcfft CT siuen kepsus
tcnaen Intbeil bet Gunofebaft cee DnbIfmme
an aeminnen unb oas 3utrauen feinsr sssbr'
Euneen ju oerbienen
Dlai 4.
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93ciit Srein, aus Oianoel, &rns Rreuss
mad, 0hcinprenBen unc SOL ], aus gGern,
Sreis Gtmmeru, Nbeinprsussn!
Der Undergraduate erfubr burh 8risfe fsi
ner eltern, eab jens bscsn ftt blcrn Hme
rira behnben unp iene IrreHc ,phnTtben.
g. 81. 81. Oc il | fer, Dfarrer in
Bafbinatcn, Wafbinston County, spa.
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60 ebsn bat bic prefs usrlafen unb 1T in
Der 9ruserei tiefsr 5eituns, sinieIn uno in
9rtGsrsr SabI ju babcn, Elm fir bic betrstfsnf
cen Sanbmsrfcr une Rhnifler h6bf nhslibes
QGerf, betitelt:
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Qe6tnebe(tbrtj(Nln9
farnmtlicber
Unite rSe t?N ner

Slacb tcn hsIlsn saslifcbsn SalfsaueNsn,
nit telpnSersr 8erhdlttbtia,ms pss 9Derfcs
poa G. U.r@ ceor eb, teorteitft.
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2Dertb OCT 0anfllptsn
in WeuniN[pQnietl.

ganf pcn 9lacabonp III 9eefprs. ltnaanabr.
peoper III gaepcr bo
Srpotord III Sorris6ura oeTtb(oNsu.
0Bolbinot,n II Spofbinnton unoono.
Gt,,nhsrs6,,.o y, Sh,,,,G.rat,,rn II
Shs,f,r s S,,,rs,, o. ", ISsS' Nss9t,ts,tsr n,s ~
1s[n,m,s. ] go Ga"nts4 ." =, ] ghsfsr ~ ~
a3sr,,ort,,, ,optt "uy ~ &c., - '',rtn,,r sm pas
G..4;ss'.a i.r,',"." D" o.,s.;aM"s' I"".""", f,"I
e,':sas ,s..'Dou's 30 cs.'.SpnFs' '',..s' la
est!"st es,U'St"u' 5" 'tIv.s'unu, nm!n., Pas
-, oo,'pp"'0a" Sa 'us'p'e.aRH, at, pat
nas.1s,uI 'p1sU".a2 ~ 81 ,s..',s,sst y.s,aS pa'
mOs.p OsR"n'u..;as M,,se,. ~ ." o,,;t.. ''' pae
n's.p s'",tt" o. =" pp'e o, W. f"r
mprl9vta s'ost1NSa ~ ~ pP''" par
d, psnn'e'oa''ta: ~ pp,,M o, par
penn, %tnn s""h''grp. ~ pp''" par
:, P,ttsoF9, !" P.iteeus9t Pae
oaaF OFT Sesr.S 81 Pp.'aVs'P9a. p, ~
d. oe. Sos'9' 81 'p!lsours, "a
o0' De- op' )" St", ~
20. Do 90: )" aoSaoer, ~
~ 90 90 90 6u gceu SrlStDan "a
z goefFs eenntD Sant 5n MS'p''S' par
g"'nsst n'''0' 5n SeluS", pas
esH'ts ~. Dl's0 81 SsIeIpNF, StIplps.a
ShD X5"'t 81 p'llsolF9. un9'"go".
SpIump'a Roru0sh 0eleulnaft. se1HHo'a, R"s
Son'n'ectal Sant" 5u plu,H pot
:: 9pglestoun OTTO 3lt Sc9lse1auH, par
Sniloh p'ltor 3u @a'tol, par
st't : p'll0 5H Sef,
>grWaH9s e,llo gu pItfebltr9, par
Spel9 su Spileapebltfa par
S"rhleie SoaN1 o. Suos et1 !. SrttpL Par
S"t'l'srs y. StUpseS Sa @apnsseurs, d
S'fli'sre o'ttO oon sanea'fsr* ju saneatfer, par
6arlasre eIttr, pen sheaen9* Su Sea. par
6ormsrS II. WsbanieS Ditto su Hbit'a par
SarnrsrS unO bite Sttp5u pittSburs, sebr.
Farmers unb bittp no. ju 5sapetts s.. .aebr.
Sarmsrs nno 90. gu 6renea,fle sctros3.
Branflin Sittc ,u geafbinaton, oA
ejirarb Ditto (stcpben)* in Nbil'a, aefblc(S,
Girors sittct in Ibil,o, Mar
Horrisburo bits ;u ,earrisburo rnr
6ormpnp Snlttute ~ Jrormnnn. ,roons
s"..sn,t. 49, wn,'e y. Oe St"s,'u"" n'su"s:
|'O'.o'"" TI"n' ~ = oNssoaF'
S3H"l'n9'oh O''tp !" S:soll'h9ocn un9an9.
-Sunlata plftc Su Eenistdun, unSans.
Ssnn9ten Do. IN Pbl'd, par
eanfaifsr DO. su aanfaifer par
asoanon bS Su asbancn par
eumbern,an's DO. III Wdrren> aebrocben
Manuf. II. Medanics in ptil'a, par
gearrletta II. OSS2nsqnet:. Grabbing 50. unsb. .
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N9cnteh fir ben 0erfaut Don Or
- Qeibn'6 0lut- -4Nillen. -

8. 81. Smltb II. 60. 2te StraiTr, nabe am
Nctbsn {tpsn wirtbsbaufe. sf.
3. SiIbert II. Go. Ste ct. oberbalb Der
2Dein Stra0s.
Sriebrid &lstt, gde bet stsn unb galIcps
bill StraGe.
@. a5. Oafelp, Ippotbsfsr, S7sapins.
Sarab 3. Worris, DO. DO.
Sotn s. tcns, DO &anfatfsr.
3. 3. O1oIer, tr. 9tllcntauu
s. o. sinnert, Sanfnann, $antalter
Oiiler, Sbifp II. Smitb, Do. 6ambura.
gsllno gum 9sreauf III Der Drufsrsi pieler
3eituns, Drfis rs Gent bic Sebatttel.
Wlai GO. IS.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-08-24

IQsn folhcn psrfonsi, melehe 8sfhafte
trcibsn bic obsn I'M 9tsl oes 8uescs anae.
fNbrt fnb. crlaubcu mir ups oeR "Sprapti,
fhen Natbssber" ais Elm b5htt Mislicbee
8utb gu empfsblsit neil fe niett alleln psle
Soften fir bic Berti9uua ibrer Irbetsn ers
fparen, tonbern slebHitis aus psnlshsn bies
Is Wmes fir bic 9erfh6usrnng ibrsr 4rbsi
ten erlsrncn.
Ser preie pee werfhcns III 70 serina
ale mtslttt srfclTt, u,a antb ocin speniSer tes
iuittsften 5ancwsrfsrn cine 8elesenbsit su
ssbeu ftb bafTtlee an3nlehafsn.
Shr Buhhaupler unc 1nbsre, wrltte im
GroGen sn faufen manl fescn pir foIsen,
be Drrile ftF, 49,.
100 Gremplars 1T sutsn papphaub $50. 90
oo o =" sg'a ast" 5000
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seasn emfenbuns hss 8straas bft ttr Stltfls
Observation-Disclosures Dorte NIB rtsfcls
ben, ,psrbrn au6lrtem htrehnct.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07
SHOE STATISTICS.

Lynn shoemaker, writing in the Boston Atlas,
gives some interesting facts IN relation the number
Of shoes and boots imported from France The guam.
thy Of boots fairly entered from France last year
is s4s pairs, besides those from other countries which
il an increase Of iItecn hundred per cent IN eight
wears; and the custom Is daily becoming more com
mon for gentlemen TO send their measure and or
der directly from the manufacturer. Owing TO this,
Forrs boots are now 5 well known 10 New York and
Boston az IN Pans
OF ladies' shoes the quantity imported last year was
70 i32 pairs, which Is an increase Of more than four
hundred per cent IN eight Ia this, We make no
calculation for those brought into the country Ia other
ways than through the custom house, which, az they
are not bulky. - doubt very large.
But, rapid Is the increase Of impOrtaiiOns from
France we have more 10 fear from Germany, and 9th
or continental countries under reduced duty, than
from France, as they can furnish the medium qusi,
which are by the mass of our people, an ai a
ruinously low price.
How then, emphaiically asks the ~ri,ef. can we
compete with the foreigner, when the DUTY Is reduced
10 twenty per cent
Almost the whole class Of eord-uaiaers are loco,.
and respectfully AJAX item 10 consider the question
proposed by their Lynn fellow craftsman. When
their all is m danger, op.ns they vii ueI their
llrsadI 10 diisfeul eadf, last their Polcs more
perfect model sHd brace dOsn better principles their
inner roles
Six Of the Negroes Of the late Capt De
Hart, who was murdered at his plantation
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS-BRI.
TISH MONOPOLY ON THE PACIFIC.

The Bangor Wing contains a letter dated Homo.
lulu, May /, lS4l We make the following ex.
tracts
/ hope Capt Wilkes official report will open
the eyes OF Uncle Sam, to his interest ON our North
West Coast Great Britain has held and still holds
through the agency of the Hudsons Bay Company
exclusive jurisdiction the beautiful country their
treaty of neutrality with our Government to the con.
trary Notwithstanding
Several Americans of enterprise have attempted
settlement in the country but they have been check
mated by oppressive monopoly, until they were fair
ly starved out, and obliged to return The charter
of r. b Co. has recently been renewed with an ad
dtional grant of two millions pounds sterling intend
ed expressly for the settlement of the disputed terri
tory. And they now erecting temporary build
ings on every valuable lot Of land and mill-sigh il
the country.
Captain Wilkes says the harbor al Pagot sound
is the fncst he anchored in in any part Of tn
world We have an amos, incalculablc amount o
commerce in the Pacific, and yet allow John gul
quiet and undsturbed possession of the only harbol
that belongs to us this side of Cape Horn
You are aware that they have already taken pos
session of New Zealand. and broken up and exclu
ded our fishermen from those seas-thev have ais
taken possession of the Falkland Islands (which
afford an excellent harbor) and forbidden our YES
sells cruising for whales within three leagues of tn
! land
The stars and stripes are set at halfmas thi
day. over roof account of the intelligence
just received of the death General Harrison
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

r T. Abbott, of Concord, n Fl has received or
ders to supply $500 worth of knives for the use Of
the Members of Congress at the coming session -
How great proportion Of them are Bowie knivesl
In the city of Philadel phia, celebrated over the
world for it. charities the Chronicle gives three
four cases fpersons lately dying of want-covered
with vermin-none to save-none to bury
' There is paper in Philadelphia, called the "De.
mosthenian Shield" published by an association Of
negroes One of It's negro correspondents, the
signature Of "Sheum" says that if white girl is vir-
tuous pretty intelligent and does MT get drunk he
would Just as soon marry her as a black girl
Do not Let your aims be seen Of men AS the
man said at the Samaritan Society meeting the 9TH
or night when he folded up piece Of brown paper
and put il, instead Of bank bill into the contrbu-
ton box supposing nobody was looking at him
Salem Gazette.
culprit being asked what he had TO say why
sentence of death should no, be recorded aganst him
replied, He had nothing to say, as too much had
been sand already
Vcry Smart 4 house maid in the country boast
ing of her industrious habits said that on paricu-
lar occasion, she at four made fire put on the
kettle, prepared breakfast, and maize all the BEDS
before single soul was up IN the house
No Doubt see said young lady Yesterday
that some book sellers advertise blank declarations
Tor sale | wish could ge, one
'WhyT asked her mother
Because, ma Mr. c. Is too modest to ask
me TO marry him, and perhaps il could III blank
declaration with the question he would sign it.
t. Csrr Warts IN Cous writer N Bell,
Messenger says solution Of alum IN water applied
to warts on cauie viii efec, a cure in few days-
Ii is easily tined
HoNE ATFEcrIoSs How sweet are the afec
/ ions " socal kindness How balmy the influence
I Of that regard which dwells around our ireside
/ DsraS and doubt darker no, the brightness Of IL
/ purry-she harpings Of niercs and JEALOUSY maj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07
THE CRYFOR BREAD

4 Working Man has addressed a series Of la
,ers 10 the Queen Of England. through the London
Morning Chronicle, which have excited much al
ien,on In one Of has letters Is found the following
ssauling paragraph
large boi,es Of my fellow subjects there prevails an
iII1efned bui strong opinion, that the Wings and
Tories az alike their natural enemies that IA fact
all he middle and upper CLASSES are m one grand
conspiracy to irnmple upon and oPPress them La