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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-06
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SyNVaDV ES.
w WHOLESALER &, RETAIL

Gu nc NJ a ~ "A ~
Tin plate, Copper and sheet Iron man-
niacturer, Dealer i'll Stoves, Furnaces, sc
&c. The subscriber offers for Sale the
largcsI, best selected, md Cheapest assert
mcnt OF ware in his line ever before OF
iercd 10 the citizens Of this and the ad
joining counties. lie has on hand every
variety Of Stoves used in the country and
he will sci. th@m six per cent. lower than
they can be got al any other store tn Elk
ton, for proof of wh.c'I, he asks all who
wish to purchase, tG call and see for them
selves. lie has in lis employ expert
enccd workmen, the public may rest as
sured that every article in his line will be
faithfully made. Country Store keepers
will be supplied as Cheap as they can
purchase i'll Baltimore or Philadel-
phia.
ALSO
Tin House Spouting, made and put up
at the shortest notice. and III the neatest
manner.
JOHN GRAHAM.
Ne 2. Elkton Bazaar next door to
Doct. Parkers Drug and Paint Store.
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Communicated d.
BENEV OLENCE.
THE EMBLEM OF HEAVEN


The Benevolent Society of Elkton, on
former Winters, with their limited means,
were beneficial to a certain extent. Our
Community being small, there are certain
INDECENT persons, who are neither mean
nor lazy, and who on the approach OF
winter have not left from their small ear
njngs the wherewithalI to provide their
winters wood, and become an object OF
commisseration. Itmay be said why do
they not go to the poor house? Honest
pride deters them fiom becoming pub
tic burthen; although the pauper worketh
not, nor does he feel the keen northwes-
ter As many hands maketh light work,
the benevolent society by giving due no.
tice of their proceedings, will confer a
great favor on all philanthrophic spirits
FORETHOUGIlT.
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SEES, Cows. Oxen, Sheep, Hogs, Carts,
Wagons, Farming Utensils, and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, sc. SC.
The terms of sale of the said personal
estate are, the one-third part of the pnr-
chase money in cash on the day Of sale,
and the residue in months from the day
of sale, with interest, to be secured by
bond or bonds with approved security.
And in obedience to said decree, the
undersigned hereby gives notice to the
creditors of the firm of Samuel Stevens &
Co. to file the vouchers Of their claims in
the Chancery Office at Annapolis, within
four months from the said day of sale.
Sale to commence on each day at 10 o.
clock, 4. NJ.
EDWIN J. STEVENS, Trustee.
n. b; The Trustee will show the pro-
perry to all persons DESTROYS of purcha
sing. L. }. S.
Elkton, Md, Oct. %, 1Sll-ts
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correspondence of the Baltimore Sur

DUBLIN, IRELAND, Sept %, lSll.
We arrived at Liverpool after the short
passage of nineteen days, in the ship Ros
cius; we had pleasant weather, with the
exception of two Or three days. We are
now in Dublin five weeks-Dublin, that
splendid city, composed of aristocracy
and beggars-while transported with Il
mazemenl and delight width her pagcan-
try and beauty, you are reused from your
lethargy by the supplicating cries and
haggard looks of her paupers, victims to
English tyranny and oppression. Not
withstanding the eXertons making here
and in the United States for the repeal of
the Union, it is the opinion of every one
that have conversed with on the sub
ject, that repeal will never be effected
but by recourse to arms. Great dlssats-
faction exists among the people at pre-
sent, on account Of the new Cabinet with
Sir Robert Peel at their head, w no has al :
ways been an inveterate enemy to the IN
terests lthe Irish. The Corn Law Bill,
which was expected to pass, for the bene-
fit Of the poor of England and Ireland, by
reducing the price of provisions, it is
thought will not pass, as the rich men
would have to reduce the rents Of their
lands-for in this country nothing will be
done to alleviate the distress of the poor,
if the aristocracy are i'll the least affected
by it.
1t is quite diverting TO all American to
see tie great ones rolling about, in SUI
perb coaches drawn by four horses, with
four, and some with SIX livery servants
around them. For the short time have
been here, lam quite Disguised with the
great distinction made between the rich
and the poor-for, in the opinion of an
American,
"a day, an hour of virtuous liberty,
Is worth a whole eternity in bondage!"
Provisions are very dear here-four
double the price it is in the United States
groceries very high, Coffee at the
rate of SO to 62l cents per h.; Tea
Gunpowder, 10 to IL shillings per Id.
English; Sugar, you buy in Baltimore at
Sand 9cenls, sells in Dublin at the rate
of 20 to % cents. J.R.
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A CARD,

DOCTOR JNO. ALRICIlS offers his
professional services TO the Public; he
will always be found, except when profess
sronally engaged, at his office, opposite
Nc Cullough's Hotel, Elkton, Nd,
Oct. 9th, lS1l-.-u
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con CT ESSlONAi. AND LEGISLATIVE
PROCEED.N GS.
THE TRi-WEEKLY ARGUS

The publishers of the Baltimore Argus, h&v-
ing procured an able and attentive Correspondent
at Washington City, will be enabled TO furnish
their readers (those in the country through the
medium of the "Tr-Weekly Argus,'') with a
full and correct Report of the Proceedings of
Congress during the approaching session.
And by similar arrangement at Annapolis,
they will be able also TO present their numerous
subscribers the earliest account Of the Proceed
ingS Of the Maryland Legislature. Their reports
will embrace the proceedings generally, so that
persons residing in the dforonl Counties of the
State, can be advised, though the ARGUS" OF
all subjects acted upon in which they may be
Immediately Interested. Our friends through
out the State will therefore, lin Die absence ola
Democratic paper at Annapolis,) find the CAR
GUS" cheap and ready means of infor,lation.
A correct statement of the MARKETS viii be
gven-also the latest Foreign Intelligence, gen.
eral News Of the Day, Sc. &c. SC.
IPThc "Tr-Wcekly Argus is published
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 81
per annum, in advance The papers will be
carefully put up, and despatched by the earliest
mails.
Iz7Lotlcrs post paid will be promptly atten-
ded to- II. VI. CLOUD & co.
Baltimore, November |; 1871.
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EAHH1 and WINTER
GOODS.

CHAMBERS AND MAFFfTT, have
just received from NEW YORK, a large
and General assortment of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, which they offer at
Very low prices, and to which they invite
the attention OF the public.
Elkton Oct 9th 1911.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-06

Misses and children's Boots, very low.
lie also keeps a general assortment of
women's Shoes of his own manufacture,
from 62I to rs cents, warranted to sur
pass any thing that has been offered for
the price.
n. b. If any of his work fails, it will
be repaired without charge, and deduc-
ton made in the next pair.
August 7-ly.
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a ESQ.

By virtue of the said decree, the under
signed as Trustee, will ofier-at public sale
Oh the first aforesaid tract or parcel olland
on Tuesday the 9Th day of December
next, all the personal property Of the said
Samuel Stevens & Co., consisting Of lIor-
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Ian I'd.

WDI virtue of a Decree of the Court
MDoi Chancery Of Maryland, the un-
dcrsigncd, as Trustee, will offer at
Public Sale, on THURSDAY the 1llh
day Of November next, at the Court
House in Elk;on, Md, all that valuable
tract Of land, (ti,G family burying-place
eXcepted) whereof Spencer Bdde died
seized, situate in Cecil county, about
ihrec-iourths ola mile from Elk River, one
mile and half from Frcnchtown, two
miles from the ChesaIcake and Delaware
Canal, and four miles from Elkton. II
contains
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Immediately after the sale of the land
above mentioned, the subscriber will Of
fer for sale, on the same day, and at the
same place, all his personal Effects, con-
sisting of Wheat and Corn by the bushel,
Wheat in the ground, Potatoes, Hay,
Cows, Oxen, Calves, Hogs, and House
hold and Kitchen furnitnre. Terms then
made known.
JAMES MORROW.
Harris q Roads, Oct %, lS4l.-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-06
81 LIE OF
LAM

FENhe undersigned by virtue of authority
n vested in him, will offer at Public Sale,
on SATURDAY, the 9th day of Novem-
Der next, on the premises, small tract of
very valuable land, belonging TO James
Morrow, and Naomi his wife, containing
3l4 ACRES,
of which s acres are in good tim sssss5Esss.ass.
Der, and the whole under good ssssssssSastsssE
fencing. This property lies in y"
Cecil county, about one quarter --'hsSa--
of mile from Harris X Roads, and one
mile and quarter from Rising Sun Vii
lage, and about z miles from Port dcpos-
it, and is convenient to mills, churches,
and schools
ID The improvements consist
S IT. s. of a good Two Story Brick
e ESs8sa 4 tS & Dwelling IIouse-and Sta
&i--=zz2obling. The situation is a.
mong the most healthy in the county.
The terms of sale will be easy, and
will be made known on the day Of sale.
JOHN c. GROOME.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-06

General Scott.-The Harrisburg Tele-
graph is out for ''Scott and Reform" and
thinks it is time to begin to agitatc the
Pres dental Question.
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CO1lstablc9s Sale.
Nog. 6 lS4l--4w

By virtue of three writs of fieri lacias
issued by John Madden Esq, at the suit
ofThomas B. Gainor, administrator OF
Richard Barnett decd, against the goods
and chatlles, lands and tenements, of Will
liam Grace, and to me directed have se.'-
zed and taken into execution and will ex-
pose to public Sale from Mrs Lum's tavern
door, in North East, Oh Saturday the 27th
inst, all the right, title, interest and claim,
Of the said Grace in and to all that tract
of Land, situate lying and being in Cecil
county, whcreon William IIyland, Joseph
Mckinney, and John Kirk. now reside
and do hereby give notice that on the
day and at the place aforesaid, will sell
said real Estate, to the highest bidder for
cash. Sale TO take place at 2 O'Clock;
2. NJ.
AZARlAS PENNINGTON.
Nov 6 lS1l-3w Const.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-06

William Pennington CWhig) has been
elected Governor of New Jersey, by the
Legislature. His majority over 2. D.
Vroom. (Loco) was IA.
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NOTICE,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Neat door 10 No Cu11ougA's H2iel.
The public are hereby notified; that the
subscriber has just received fresh sup
ply of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
which are offered at the lowest rates, all
who are DESTROYS of purchasing will find il
greatly to their advantage to call and ex-
anime the assortment.
B. F. MAY.
Oct 80 1S4l.-G
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MARRIED

On the 24th ulhmo, by the Rov. VIM, w,
Maddux, Mr. A, p Chopper, of Cecil County, to
Miss Rebecca b, Donoho, Of New Castle Coun-
", Del.
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2SOi ACR ES.

OF which about 60 acres are in fine TIM
Der. AID The residue is meadow and ara
bic land, in a good state Of improvement.
r. The buildings consist Ct a
"A ::;Tss large and comfortable two
t5s. z j; ii story Frame Dwelling, with
a Well Of fine water at In" door, good
Stone Smoke House, good Stone Milk
House, a Barn, Stabling, Courthouse and
Granary. There are two Or ss,sEassgsssss,
charGs Of choice fruit on this ssas
property, one Apple, the other @& 2SSFT
Peach TIE TITLE is IN ~ssAx=-,
D!SPUTABIE,
The terms Of sale are $1,000 to be paid
in cash OH the day of sale, and the balance
of the purchase money in three equal in
stalments, al S, Is and 81 months from
the dav Of safe, with Interest," TO be secur-
ed by note or bond with approved security;
or the whole in cash at the option of the
purchaser.
JOHN C. GROOME, Trustee.
N. B. The above property will be sold
clear ofdower and without any reservation
whatever except The family burying-piace,
and the privilege of ingress, egress, and
regress thereto and therefrom. J. c. &.
Elkton. Md, Oct 9th 1S41
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-06

NEW YonK.-We have but partial re-
turns from the Cny. According to the
Courier and Enquirer the Locofoco ma
jority, which was from 97S 10 2G65 on
the several candidates last year, has been
reduced to about $50,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-06

Our readers will observe in our advert
sing columns, the prospectus Of the Tr-
Weekly Argus, by r. NJ. Cloud, s Co,
devoted to the interests of the Locofoco
party. Mr.. Cloud formerly published
the Elkton Courier, and while we wish
success 20 him, we wish the contrary, to
the principles his paper advocates, and
feel like doing what we can, i'll the way
OF warning upon them.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-04

eebient iIdb bisler Ggt9enheit, feinen
Nrennern nno eincni aeehTfeH pntlifHm bic
glH5fige 5li MADDEN, oaB CT eineH iielier
>Go fettions h : Sto hr
in Sib Qgheitboa, nabs bel ejrieiemere'e
Birihetaufe er6fnet bait aune or ale 9Irs
ten 3uderp daren, teim @rpeen unb
Stleinen gum @erfduf anbietet.
Stobrbalter uue SHdnoler in 3ndermaaren
iperten es 81 ibrem Sortbeil fineen, irenu Te
BET tbm onrnfen incem er ale teine 3uders
rpaaren Geltlf aus benz belten 3uder oerfertis
get une su ben aIIernieorigffen preifen Der,
tanft. 8eifcIIungcn iperoen auf bic fitrSelie
9Injeige pilnftltd teIcr9t.
Gr perferti9et aiIdD SemcnsS SDrup, fpefd,en
er beicnhers anempieblt, uno beim @jrpeen
nne jileinen lc rpGblfeiI cher mpbIfeiler rers
fault als er fcnihpp erbalteu merbeu fann.
@r bof't burd, bic Gjiite friner J8daren
une billi9e 9Jrsiie; cinen 3beil eCr tfTcntliden
Sunelboft Bll erbaten, ipcfnr er jcterSeit
eanfbar ietn miro.
SUM- l6, nq--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-04
q . It q 6 Suue,

SutfdCnnladCr lit 9lllcnt0lrt
tetrctbt nod, INNER iciu Gjeihdft aufbrr file,
itdCn Scitc Der Namiltcu Stra6e, oberholt
Na9cnbudle 9GtrtbSbouic, 1nc &icrD'6 QRaas
ren'Nous 9cQcnibcr, III 2luertdun; dltmc CT
tnncr auf SNauo bdIt Ulo auf SeFelm0
oerferti9cn miro
Sutl6ch 91iiIc5, GuQ9ie8, Gcars
bDrn8, Sulttc5, II. {. rs.
Sr halt immcrfort quite 9lrbcit6lrutc urb ale
Subrmcrtc merceu uutcr friner 9uflId,t ans
ben beitcn I2ltertaliCn 9cmndIt uro fclqlih
fann cr fir ictuc 2Irbeit gut lcbcn. "
&uebceeuW9rn on alien Tubrlpcrfcn pcr.
ecn auf btc fllrSrlfe 2Iniei9c NIB Su ben biz
ii9itcu lrciBcn ocricr9t.
Gr iif bantbar fur Qcnrfeue Rntfhoft,
mto hcfft eurh pIuttlidc 9lbpartuna lcircr
3eidliftc, uno biIIi9c prciGe, frincn Ghcil Der
8umlt oes putltfum5 fcrurrbiu at crhaltCn.
@r II entidllceen ,u Den alIcrnirtrialten
preisen fir baarcs @eIo Su oerfaufen.
Nfdr5 3, nq-6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-04
0Gviftatt ebert,

Senafrittilt- -eiu Ssebrtes puslifum uut
ietne S0nnoe lberhaupt, eaB er AT ieiuem
alten Stdncpldee, an orrneueu SraGc, mel.
dle pcn So bH y Q lt's Q8irth5baufc mad
nelIer6taun flibrt, in gcrcr Sanepna ! m,
9torihampton @auntD, rrdl turner mcbnt
cbnferu SeOer's 8Sr.bsbaue, 100 CT immer
ppIIfcmmen riu9cridtet it
9Sinbmiib(eu uno GtrobbInfe
IN eerferti9en. Ciejcn9eu, ipcldJe tiele 2lr.
ttfel beu6tbi9t Ino, wcrbef e6 an ibrem 9crs
tbeil ftueen, bel ibm anSurufcn, ineem er fci.
ne 2irbeit febr pobIfeil uno lc gut ftefcrt, ais
ne iHlittpc eemadlt iperoen fam.
Gurdl Die Nauerbafti9feit feiner 9irteit
hne ptiuftIide 8ebieuune, better eiueH 1beH
Ger efentlidpen Runelbaft ga erbalten, tpes
FIR CT leeer5eit eautbar Gcin miro.
SaHi %. na-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-04
Ytafes
GciGufertc Cfcu3 ppu
9tnrprn pber Sparbounb @dntp.
@erGa96re 9eT6crt.

9. Ncale un6 Sobn, intem fe lire eeIdus
terte @iicu3 pen 9Ineern arcmpfebIer, ipeld'e
70 bcrllhmt oeGen S9uiten, 0erfdltnu, S,cis
lcrtett @ngbruiigfeit, fdncre6 9ItbcmId6rfs
en-. Sdmcrj in Der Seite unc Der SruIt,
SIutlrciCr, Sdmurfen, 5NCrTlcpfcn, Crirden
cocr Euucheit duf 6er 8rUif, 2lduen SNits
ten, Settculfchen, idlmcrc6 reer iltermdfis
gee 2u6peien uno dlte iene &rdnthcitrn tic
Sr 2lusiehrrnQ fuhrcn, buldl pClde Idus
lcnce Ols Spfcr faGcu unb in Elm friihictiacs
0jrab 9ctnrit 'rcrbcn, fir BcruadIieiquno
mas uandc fir cine ciufddle Gerfdlturq hall
tcn-mCutcn cr9etcrit orai0eu, tog ltc tio,
lid bic after erfreuIh(ten gtad,ridtCu bon
ccBcn wunbcrtdreu Tolgen Ucn allen 3bcilen
Der Der. Stdnteu cmpf1r9cn. Scbr uirlc,
Die ttlr unhetllam gehnItcn fpurceu uub bic
fdit ale SNCffnuug rerlcren bdtteu, kotcn
burd) tcbcu G'Cbraudi beu 0rtFtcn 9iubcn err
fdbrcn. @5 fam rbre bic 0crin0ife Gicfabr
acrcmmcn mcrteH, unb III 70 au0enetm, odf
StnNcr e6 nit Sc9ierhe clTen. Die .Furcu
mcltc ccie 2ufdmmenfeBuna tereits bepirft
bat - ben RHf iueId'cn e6 tcmNfuI9c untcr
perfcurn crldn9t, bic, burdb Grfdbruro, tm
Stance iIno ocn oeBeu Wirfung AT urtteilcu
bic hchc Wetnnng, tie 9Ierite pcn ocGcn
&t9erfdldftcn hdbrn, uub bic fololichc 9Incm,
pfebInn9, tts tte rrbtClt, iprtdt bcutIicb uno
unoerhcleu rcn eem g2ugen uno @rfrlQe tCs
fer Weeijiu.
ELT Ter cdtc 2lrfifel it ~ batCu in Der
Natrtct Srufcrci.
9IQcntaun, Mdrj 80, nq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-04

Seuahrtsttiaet feiHe 1renuee 6nnben,
70 rpte pae pubIitum liberhaupt, caB CT bde
Gltfdeumaders@j @jeldsdft npeb immer IN alien
beBen perfdieeenen 3,pei9en an Isinem nlten
StaneplaBe IN Der Schn Straee, in belngter
Staot betreibt, allire er jeberseit bereit 1T,
nnf bic firIeiie 8elifllungen, ItEu, gut une
webltetl 81 cerferti9en
GutI6en Goa6ee6, @baiIen, 8olants,
Stlberrtc6, 0ug9ie8, @i96, Sulftes,
H1ieeS, leibte Spa3ler QSd9en,
jeoer 9lrt Smnibude, ,c, ,c.
9Iudr bat or jeccricit auf Nanc, etn orcses
gIlicrtintent bon g ia bIs Springa q,
ipelcbe ale gut nb cauerbaft perfertigt fue.
Da er INNER zen ben beiten nno erfabrens
ten glrbeitslentcn anaeitelt bdlt, unb Ieine
8ubrperfe uub Gpring6 inter feine
unmttelbaren 9luflldlt dHs ben teiteu Wlates
riaIien geniarht mereen, f. lit er ininrr nil
Iene Sipci Sabre fur Ieine 9rbett gut 81 Reben.
9IuSbeBermqea alter Subrwcrfe werter
idnea unc biai9 tefpr9t perben-unb er II
9eiCnncu feline 2lrtifCI, entmeoer fur 3 ar
@elb poer CUTE 8eriIdlerun9, rpchlfeiler ubs
5uleBen aI6 Ie tr9cno ipnittpc 9efauft pers
ben fGuuen.
&r III bauftar fir bi6bert9e retd,licbc llns
teritilbun9, unb bpfft eurdb punfiliCbe uno Bill
lt9e 8cbieuung, bieleIbe aud frruer nit gre,
Sem 3uWadbs 81 erhdlten.
2luentanl, 2irril IA, rq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-04
Trncr @pnfcftioncr II. 8rttt Stcbr
Settler lnto Carer,

MAIDEN hermit bcu Ginwcbncrn Ucr 9lHens
tauu urc benz putIifum iibcrbdupt Die gIn;ci,
&C, cdB fIc 1T Der l9amittcn Giraffe, cfltd,e
IbmCn cbcrhalb 9ree, Sd9er uuc Sos Sars
teTadrcu Stohr, i'll benz Slauic frubcr ppn
SIenry 2ctchcrt beWChut, cmen ncucn uno
rclIltdnSt5cu Stcbr ron alien 9lrtcn
3uderu0lrCn lnto au6nIrtiQen unO
etnhctntldcn SrlI6ten,
cr6fnct BADEN, rpclte fe su irbr billiarr
prctfci, bctm GlrCbeu uue &lciuCn, ,um Gcrs
fauf onbctCu.
Stchrb0Itcr I'M 2nnee ur6 S.inclrr in 3us
dermddrcn ncreCu Cd III ibrcm gcrtbCtl firts
eclL ipcnn fc tei linen purufcn, incrm iIe
tbrc 3udcrldd,cn alte fCltf aus ocm bcilcn
3ufcr pCrfcrtiQcn, uno at Scn phuacclpbtcr
preiicn Ucrfdufru. 9uch ttnucn icSe lrt
3uderiodlcn 0uf oic fltrSritc &ritcllun9 0ers
frrttgt ipereen.
0e69Ieidlcn baften iIe uCtitieScre Scrten
BON ben betcn 9lrteu olFQate gRcinr, icee
2Irt Stttcrs, uno ucn een bcteu Syrup6 gum
8crfnuf.
Sie hrfcn turtl pinfli6r 8ebienuro uuS
btlIi9e NrCtie cilcn Ibeil Der Gfcnlidjen
GrmrNcnhcit gu srbaIten.
gIat 10, rq-GW2jap
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-04
Sduern feI)et %
geipis 9t. 8udIep's Grefhnaftbinen
oeaef Ole 1selt

gtNtIl ple QStlI
Ger llnterfd,rigtcue III baufbar fir tie Ie
greeniithige llntefltienug pelde man ibm
bic bdher bat sufcmmen laeen, une benadls
ridlTiget feine Sreunce uno eae publifnm I'M
aageneinen, hae er fcrtfdbrt ebenbenamte
bernbmte CreItmdidincn III Der Staet 9lls
Ientaun, unterbalb Ydrbsr's 5tutfheumad,s
er Gcbap unp ndhe bel eem @efangntf, s
uerfertiqen, unb inmer eineu 8rrrafb nuf
SNano hat, bic due ben belteu WateriaIlen
uuo auf Die beitm6glidlte lSeile gemadlt llne,
nuo nit ben beifen leocrnsn 9iiemen perleben
GIno. Seit ben lcetcn Spei Sabren bat er
bieielbe Serfertt9t unc eini9e Souueert wurs
ben Iettbem certauft nub or fcteert jeoers
man duf eine einji9e sl Seigen, peldhe nicbt
een SIdufer eefrie6i9t BAT. @r id)meidlelt iIdt
bae CT MN WnIdinen bat, welcbe Ieid)ter
lanfen, itdrfer ereId)en uno bnIerbafter (ino,
ale &c tr0enb Icnlttpo In oie1er GjeQenb pers
fsrtiqt perbrn. g9er Ipld,e Wafdncn u6s
tbta bar, pllroc pohl tbuu ildb All ben uutCrs
scid'uctcn Su wencen, benu CT Diro lIh be-
mihen aIgemeiur 3ufrieeeuheit at oe6en.
9Ber bic maGtincn su protiren milnId,t, Der
brdud,t nidlt 81 bcftrd,teu bae er iltcrpprs
tbclit miro, tnoem er feu @jelo nimmt bic
Gle Wdidliue Iid sur 2ufriecenhcit bed Gil,
fer6 belpicleit bat. @r lacet feine Nreunce
unb BAD putlfum ein nu;urufen uno Ieinc
Walhinen Su teiebcn, cbe lIe lpnfhpc faufen.
9tatban Sdporb, 9l0ent
fir eelUi5 q. 8u6leD.
Suit z, iiq--bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-04
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hdi4 Bet1naaals Elm geebrte6 pubIitnm III
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rtrbfderte nie perfdenerte patent
Nferbes0raft unb GrelcbsWtafttiue
gBefshe In Der merfiidtte Der llntcr,cihueten
IN Nll9enidieiu gsnommen perben mag, unb
ipeldlt ihrer lRchlfeilheit, Tauerbaftiefeit
uno leid1tet sirbelt megert, irgeno etipa6 ter
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betradAtet su iperoen brandlt, I'M ihre dllqes
meine Ginfllhruug 81 cerfdleru, NIT Ntntai'
fcBmla aner glneern Die lcgenparti0 i'm Gje,
brultd, iIme. Die pferbe,Rraft fann an trs
qenp einer dnbern Maldne andemanot uers
ben. 3 me- gferbe fonnen mebr al ciefer,
ais pter an irgeno einer anbern Wd1dine
perrithten; aud, fonmt ie bei ipetcm Hid,t
70 oclAwinb aueer Srbnnn9.
0auern fctnmt fcbct uno oann urs
tbeilt flir Gn6 felbff
Sbre 9lrbcit fpriebf lauter fir bieIelbe cid
Mprte uue lit ihre bette @mpfehlun9. Sic
fam ,u irgeno elmer 3eit duf eirem Speiipin,
ntsen gGd9en fprtarfhdft peroen. QStr wlns
fd)eH bas dlle unierer Iddlbdreu ms Gelus
den, uuo biefelbe IN 9htqenitein nebmsn
MOd,ten; mir foroern ntdlt6 flir6 8ecbeu !;
fIe f6uueu ibren Gno3wef errciCben curch eis
nen 8elud nab ihrer Qgerftditc, 9eocunber
q. unp .. Wrlea's Stobr, uno cbnmctt 5orn.
9leam5' Soetel, III Der 9toro NamiItDuifraee,
Gaifcu; Qgarranties wer6en mic gcp6bultcb
9e9eben.
g. 9. Die llnter;ethneten 6eCTbeu oas
Dateuts9fedlt fir cbi0e pferbe,Graft, 70 wie
aud fir pitts Drefd,s uuo 9ieiuiouness U2as
ftline, fir bic @duutieS ron Hcrtbamptuu,
Buds, eed1d, Wonrce, peif uno Q8dOne, IA.
mo 9Sarren uuo Suder, q. g. uno baben
oas pripile9ium fte an foId)cn Srten Si uers
taufeu, no ciefes nod nidbt 9cibehcn 1T.
4yhiltp OItrielL jun. uno 60.
cSlml z. lS4l.
SD beftetuige NIT @erQniiqeu ba8 tdj bic
rbi9e Wdffine 9eGeuipirtiQ i'm Giebrdud bds
be nuo ltebe nidbt an su erfliren ta6 iJc mcis
ner Weinlm9 uad, Die 8elte mo 8orliiglith.
ife il, tpeIde ID, bi6ber 9cbraubt rSer 9eies
ben babe.
R ubcn IS [ f,
otnneit 2lGcutauu, In 2edba &uuntD.
~Sbtge Maichmc it Su Iebea tet Iilaty
man Rupp, in 2llleutduu.
@dltcn, Suni %, 1871. nq-6lR