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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
Cory Of letter from c. c. Park. Pastor Of the
Bapiisl Church, Al HadaonfeId, ". j.

HADpoNFlELD ~. j., Feb. II, 1899.
DIR. D. JAYSK--Sit-l take pleasure in inform
ing YOU that the bottle of Hair Tonic which OBJ
,ained Of you last October, has proved most salts.
factory and successful. My tair had for leng
time been exceedingly thin. But for two or three
wears past il lad SO fallen out, that my head had
become almost eniirel, bald was under the he
cessity ef cpncealng the baidness BY combine the
hair on The sides over it.. But nov. after using
ebou, half bottle of the Tonic" have as luxu.
r,an,s growth Of hair ever bnd.
The Rev. LEONARD FLETCHER. Pastor of the
Baptisl Church, at Great Valley. Pa, who had
been more OF lrss bid for many sears, used three
bottles ofhs Hair ionic, and has nuw iins growth
If new hair over all that part of his head where he
Vas bald. writes" My haiI is growing finely, as
su,e>ou." L, FLETCHER.
West Chester, Pa March ., 1889.
Mr.. Bosp. one Of the composors in the Office
of the Pbisdelphia Public Ledger, who had lost
nearly eli his hair from oil the top OF his head, has
hnd il completely restored BY the use o! this Ionic
Two Officers Of the American Navy had good heads
of hair restored TO them b, using hive bottles each
of this HAIR Tonic, one OF whom was over sixty
years ofage. -Four gentlemen connected wiz tho
Public Press in Philadelphia, bave also had .neis
badness removed by using this remedy. Inc f'es'
Mr.. Parker, Faster nj ire iies"y''' II
in Delaware County, Pa, 30 was completely bsio
over ell the top his head, and was also becoming
considerably GRAY, has used only Two bottles OF
this Tonic and has not only lnXurtan' grown OF
nav h,jr upon his head but all the GRAY HAIRS
have disconnected, and their places have been sup
plied by healthy hair, OF a natural color. Finally
nine cases of badness out OF every ten may posi-
tyelv he removed BY faithful sPpca ion OF Ills
valuable remedy There is the fore, now, NO
uvCItSE FOR 4 BALD HEAD.
PREPARED only by DR. D. JAYNE, sole proprie
tor. No. 90 South Thnd street. Philadelphis, and
for sale by WILSON & DOLL, Agents, Maj tins
burg, Va. Price s per bottle.
February 81, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
FEW FALL G. WINTER G0CGS,

FENliE subscriber takes pleasure infntorni+s ''T
IL friends and customers as we'll "a the pubic
s-nrrally thar he j. row in receipt o. his
FaH and I'nteF supply Of .UerehGHdffe'
consisting fev-iv va,ietv at BRI tlSli. fkENCh'
INDIA. and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, s,le ct-
Il with great Gaze. and ga the most reasonable
terms; Men, Women, and Chdteu's SHOES ~
BOO rs, Of every description; To which he invites
particularly the attention of his country ne'shbors
lud frienls
Oct S. 1910. THOMAS {. Shlih'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
Fresh Dry Goods.

FE ARTLESON & co are now opening large
I'D aud splendid assortment Of Dry GOODS
--iashionable, cheap, and good Clio ilS.-io
pieces Of Bloc. Black, Blown, and Fancy colo'ed
Cloths. Summer Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetis; :
together wnh a variety Of New Style Goods tor
pants, yestlnes. SC SlLKS-Black. Bue-bach,
&c, Mousseline de Lsioes, Shalleys, Laees bdg-
lngs and ln=erlihgs. vorF superior article O
English Straw Bonnets. CALlCOEs 30 pieces
If Brush and American Piints-Feiy cheap
Ginehams. Light Chntz-a splendid atuel'. I0-4
}leacfed Linen for shreuna. Domestic Goods -
rwllled ara PLAIN Osnabngs; Btowh aud b'eaeh-
ed Musiih-hnr and good; Plein and STRIPED C"'-
fon-; Fine Indigo Checks--lrom 10 cts. up; bsf-
red aud Plain Jaconettsi Bed I.cklns-good and
hear; Pittsburgh Cord; Cotton Yan; Cahdie-
WICK; Tin and Hard Ware, 200 Bbls OF No !
Herring together with a large ara general as
sentiment Of oil kinds OF Goods suitable for The sea-
.un--all Of which will be sold mt a small advance
those wishing to purchase, will do well TO give u
call
Al kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
for G, DDS. for which The highest price Will be gwen.
Falling Waters, Berkeley Co, Va !
June 81, 1899 If 5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

vxytSrER STRAINED sPERMOiL-Av yer!
w supetor artlcle, Tor sale by
February 4 1871. Wal DO4otf'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
FEareinsburg
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
10y resolution Of the Board OF Directors OF
D this Institution, tho following rates otineren
nave been adopted for the goy"'1 meni Oft ifes.
surer thereof, in reeeiv money on deposlte' VIZ
For leposites, payable mouths
after demand, certificates MY | per eenshm
be issued bearing an intctes, per aNN0m'
at the rata of
For depostes. payable months
after demand, certificates may pr eeAe""'
be issued. bearing an interest Pe' o""A"'
at the rate of
For ieposites, payable sixty days
aftu. demand certificates MAY per e'".-"
he issued, bearing an interest psF a""A
at the rate of -, n,pNs
BY order JOSEFH 1,.,'.,y
July 10, 1884,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
Feathers.

A FEW cool FEAIHERs for 'a'e bv
"a JNU. JAMISON
Jsruar, %, 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

nNE palrofB a,-lrt', rAIENI BALANCES
suitab'e tor general u$e IN mercantile opetu
tioas, ~aieh vii be sold cneap.
Dec II. 1870 w, DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
IN CHANCERY

The defendants. John Il Wilson, Charles Odell.
and Robert ) Il ed, not having entered their ep-
pearance and gwen security according 70 the act OF
the General Assembly AMI the rules ofthis Court,
and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, it Is or
dered hist the said defendants do appear here on
the first day Of Mach term next and answer the
plaintiffs hill and that a copy or tbs o,der be
forthwith inserted in Some neal paper punished ia
Mario burg. for Two months ,.cce~slvelv. and u
Ike copy posted at tbc front door Of tie Courl.
House It .sil C"prty Of Morger.
4 Co.y.-Ie.,s
). RICHARD, NC.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

John H. Wilson, Charlie Oaell, and Robert
Reed, w titan G. Catlert, Henry r. ilszlehur't,
James Higgns, Joseph Baker John Cross, Isaac
Dawson, Thomas Athy, and Philip Caslet,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
FOE SIZE.

January Ct, I8l.-ap
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
I'D The Esga,aasG rGs

july . l840.-f " y" "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
DYING CONFESSION OF AN INFlpEL.

III the Of sermon lately preached in Meth
olisi chapel in Baltimore, by Rev. Rich,rd Fuller
distinguished Baptist cergymen, from South Carolina,
be stated the following facts, as reported by cores
pondent ofthe Baptist Advocate.
There a gentleman in the place Of Mr.. Fuer's
residence who free thinker and free liver lie
professed to disbeevc in religion, and often opposed
and rdiculod it, Having property he spent it freely
N the pursuit Of pleasure, and was the gayes,
among the gay. A revival of religion took place in
the town, in which almost the whole community were
affected but he made light Of it, and the season pass
ed by, leaving him unconcerned ever. No, long
after this Mr. f had retired his home one Saturday
night fagued with excessive lsbors and retired
The nigh, OF bitter storm Bot he was sum
moned TO encounter its severity, and go TO the resi-
dencc OF Mr. - who was in a diving state lie i'm
mediaely complied, and found him SO near death that
no time was 10 be lost in conversing with him. Fear
ing that he could do little for the dying man. he yet de-
sired at leas, to draw from him something which nigh,
benefit the living; and he inquired what had been his
real views and feelings in regard to Christianity
whether he had indeed been unbeleving and indif.
iercn, he professod 10 be. Mr. + by the work
ings Of the dying mans counenance that his mind la
bored in,ensely and wishing 10 bring him to some
definite point, he asked, Have you ever had sufficient
belief in the Bible, and felt so much fear Of God as ia
lead YOU TO pray TO him Sir, replied he do you
see that womanf pointing 10 his wife, who was al hi.
bedside in tears of agony many a time have come
home a, late hour and heard her engaged in PRAYER
in her room; and have gone in and commanded
hct TO and rise from her knees for would have
ptaving in my house and then ! have efl The
room rushed into another boled the door, and thrown
myself upon my face, eXolaming, o, God hare tner
cy upon me- Thus, said Mt F., died iha, infdel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
COP CARES FOR THE POOR.

We see how God had his eve upon the poor in the
jewish economy. Il is delightful read the various
provisions concerning them in the law Of Moses. All
the earth spontaneously yielded the seventh year be-
longed TO the poor Al harvest the owners were not
cut down the corners Of their fields, they
scatter some handouts behind them for the CLEANER -
and It they dropped sheaf they not 10 go tack
flrit Hear James calling away from the gold
rng and gay clothing iearken. my beloved brethren,
hath not God chosen the poor Of this world rich in
faith and heirs Of the kingdom which he hath proms-
cd 10 them that love him Bot We have despised the
poor ID not rch men Cypress you and draw you be-
fore tie Judgment seats And Behold the hire NJ
The isborcrs who have reapcd down yo1r fields which
= OF you KEEP, back by fraud, cueth and the cres OF
them which have reaped are entered into the OF
inclion and rauks OF life yea, we would maintain
them and persuaded the ,nvssions Of them are M
more adyani geous 10 Interiors than 10 supefors Yet
ihey may be carried TO extreme Neither would
wish to relax FOR one moment the apostolic law
iast ii any man will WORK neither shall he eat -
n VAS never the design Of Providence that the poor
should be fed wi,hoa, labor bot they willing "a
labor, and cannot procure descent and comfortable
surpoH fof ,hcmsevee something must be wrong some
where IN TIE state Of the community, and ruler. and
Subjects should remember the awful adnoon, Be
h,i 10, 81 the Lord Of Hosts that the people shal
labor in the very FIRE, and Tie people shall weary Them
selves FOR very vanity For the oppression OF a.,
pony far the signing Of the needy. now val arise
'a,h the Lotl viii SCI him 90 safety from him iha
Tgfeih al him Jew.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
Religious 5atsttllaup.
For he Hetald.

Wa Tpr1as As YOU devote portion Of your pa
go aal' and religious subjects, perhaps you may
4 IS a, Glowing appropriate for iha, department.
4 re.hs-, lie Vermont Chronicle may notice the
me NJ.
l., Us, Re- J.. Wood, d. ID. professor Of Chrsiian
/ Tt,a'ocg n ne Seminary al AndOrer.
Tie reading Of your conciang treatise on the sub
Of PERFECTION has called 10 the mind Of tho writer
l4r lectures delivered thirty years ago. The scrip.
pa ,eWs YOU then advanced Of the extent Of the nor.
'8v as embracing every secret motion or thought
de hsartmc,hInks would settle the question whether
s1ess state Is 10 he expected on this side the grave
% Is not ih.s the grand point =, issue' VIII j, no,
found that those who maintain that siness purity is
10 bee expected while 10 the body entertain very limit
"a views Of tho lawn consequence Of which thew do
~ view mucl,vas sinful which is considered so by
aosc who take your view of the subject There j..
mother poin, which the advocates for sness per-
-u1n vary from the common sentiment on this sub
lect In conversation they confound Justification with
or make ont the sInless purity of chris
by their union TO Christ. IL will be al once per.
fe,cd that IN this way, all who are united Chris,
ecome sinlcss alike. Thus. instead of few OF the
most faithful, all real christians equally sinless
ccauso they all belong 10 Christ Bot as this is more
ban ANY aim at proving, the argument is destroyed on
he ground ha, whatever rroves too muchproves moth
ne. IS the writer does not remember to have seen
hose points explicitly discussed would be desi-
ahlc, he IS induced To present these suggestions
YOU with the hope that they may call forth something
farther from your discriminating pen that will advance
The cause of evangelical truth MicRos.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER RI 1871

bo n, the wharf gazing with the crowd at he departing
boat, his attention excited with that Of others to
the little group who were bewsiing the loss Of their
passage, and thus he found the object Of his search
II was joyful meeting after returning 10 the
charitable donors the money Which had been con,ribu.
ted the reunited and happy family took boa, the mex,
day for their western home
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
From me buffalo CoHae--ial Adrerfiser.
THE PARTED FAMILY.

rnler the common heading "laiormat'on Wanted
frequently appearing among the sdvor,semsnis Of
cay papers. how MA Store, of domestic anguish
~ hidden The sbsen, an1 os, one sought for
ferasps husband, ot VIE, o. ohila paren'-onee
United ~ rnsry ard tender res 70 hose souoviug
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

l--AN Act, fixing the time when Public Acts shall
take effect
II IS AercJy ennc'od by me General A"embiy NJ The
State Of V.rmont That all public passed by tho
Legislature Of this State shall take effect on the first
day Of January after their passage unless otherwise
provided
Approved Nov. Q, 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
LAWS OF VERMONT.
SECRETARY o. SrirE's Osfrcs,

Montpelier, Nov IL, 1871. {
The following copies of public OF the Legisls.
Of said hereby designated for publication
in the several newspapers printed in this state agree
ably TO chapter 9Th ofthe Revised Statutes
CHAUNCEY l.. KNAPP.
acting Sec. N State
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

Sound ye loud umbrcl DER hill valley Ind sea
- The 'Hpe-s'rinrs ARE broken the women are free,
The above has been handed us bv an eminent med.
Ica practitioner of this CITY, with the remark that more
young women have bsen made old women by the prac-
ice OF tight lacing than any other practice whatever
Troy Wig.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

Tish Laeing. II is said that the French Fashion.
ables have discharged then tight lacnp. and tina, the
Grecian models which are the only fair and bcautfu
proportions Of nature henceorh TO he the standards
OF fashion for ladies' Of the wasp hour
ola &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

2-AS Aor, in alteration OF Chapter 20 Of the Rc-
vised Statutes
Hts hereby enacted By the General AisenJly If TIE
State Of Vermont as follows
Sac. |. The county count within and for the coun-
~ Of Chenden, shall be held the fourth TUESDAYS
Of May and November IN each year, Ia lieu Of ihs
times now provided by law.
SEC 9. This ac, shall take efec, on the frs, day
Of January next.
Approved Nov. TO- 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

3.-hS ACT, altering section ! Of Chapter 30 Of the
Revised Statutes
ms hereby ENACTED by NE General As5e1biy Of N.
STATE IF Vermont, follows
SEC. /. The Grand Jurors which may be summon.
ed 10 attend the county cour 10 the Of Wind
sor shall be- summoned 10 attend the Of said cpur,
which shall he holden after ihe Gfsi day OF July
annually IN said county.
Sc. ,. Tni. shall take effect from and sher
its passage.
Approved Nov. II, IsiI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

5.-AS AcT, IN amend nrnf o. Section 90 u CNptef
- Of the Revised Stat1trs.
His hSrcbg saacfed 5y He General Assnbiy Of The
STATE of EsrHoaf, ipioss
Section 90 of chapter - OF the revised stiuiss Is
90 amended ~ feId ~ follows
No person who isa resident crilen ~ ibis state.
shall be arrested n1fs1psd ~ write ~ any nssn.
process svh ca shalt issue 10 action founded ANY
contract express inphsd IL suief intD ahsr,
the hfsi cay oi Japutfy thousand e,ghi hundred
and huy pine, By virtue u sIorutDr Issued on.
Judgment recovered 90 acliYn isuG1od "a seets
corira~t.
Provided tbs' n rhe plaintiff his agsn, or s,tOsney
pfsying out writ tJuntrd 90 surh contract an
ecuu0n On J95gmeui recovered actnsi fDsIndsd
1aid contract, snail Gie ~itb suuy,rsy n~sa.as
such wnt VI eIscuuoa, aiil44yH siag isi 10 la.
2at 'ess0r - believe a. d5es bes7s ,ifai rs a.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
9
peafe's
gel6nterts GTen5 BON
9lnoern cber Scarheuno @dnop.
gsrGaosreatsefaert

| 3. pea1e uHo Scbu, ineem fe lore geIiaS
terte @hens ben 9Inbern anemrfehlen, neldhe
70 beri!bnt gcgen 0ulfen, Gerfdaun9, SeS
ierfsit @n9brnlliefeit, itbperes Slthemfh6pfs.
en-. Sdlnters in Der Seite nne Der. 8ruf,
glntlpeien, Sdynupfen, S,ersflcpfen, Drnfen
oeer lSunbheit auf Der 8rulf, Slauen Sus
fen, Geitentehen, Id)peres coer iberm6eb
ges 2Ineipeien une nlc jene Rranfheiten ole
CUR sIns5ebrun9 fnbren, eurdl peIde Sans
lenoe ais Spfer fallen uni in Elm fribseitiees
Srab gelfnrst peroen, fir Berndhld6iQnng
mas rnandle fur cine einfahe gerfdltnna haIs
Itcu-pctten ergebenit. anieigen, ba6 Te tag,
idl bic aaer erfreulid5fen 9lahrihten ppn
ceBen puneerbaren 8olgen eeu alien 3beiIen
Der Der. Staaten euipfansen. Sehr piele,
ole fur unheifam aehalten mnroen ilnb bic
.faif ale Scffnung oerlcren hatten, baben
.ourd, oeben @ebraud1 ben 9r66ten THben ers
fabreH. Sc fam ebue bic gerinaffe @efabr
geHcmmsn rperoeu, uno III 70 anoenebm, bag
Rinoer es nit gesierbe efIen. Die Sfimen
pelte oiele 3ufammenIeBnug berete bepirft
hat = ben Nuf ipelben es eeMsufefge unfer
perfonen erIan9t bic, enrdb @rfabruno, i'm
Siauoe Ino pom be6en gBirfung gu irtbsifen
bic bpbe 9Reinnns, Die 9lerSte ron eeeen
@igenfdaften hoben, une bic feIalidle 2lnem.
pfeblnng, bic fe erbielt, lpridt beutlid, unb
unperbolen pom eem Iueen uno @rfelee bies
fer 9Re6iSin.
p Ger ed)te slrtifel III Su babeni in Der
Natript Srnferei.
gIllentaun, Mdr5 so, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
Jamsans IA.
gs sebtn a II II a en-.

Diele 3cituua pirb jebeu Nlttprd auf
%inem 9roseu Super 9fcpdl Sc9eti, NIT gang
Sieuen Shriften, berausaeaeben.
Der Subfcriptipns,qrei6 1T in { baler
Des Sahts, in Borausb be3ablung.-
Sm Saa oiss nid1t gefd,ieht, 70 weroen ein
GhdIer nno funf une ;ipausi9 Gents anges
Ted,net.
Rein Subfcribent piro fir tperiaer aIs 6
'Wepudfe aueencmmcn, uuo feiner fann Die
3eitnng dufgeben, bis ale Jiiidltdnee earauf
'abbesahlt fIno.
getanntmahnneen, meldle Elm Biered
ausmad,en, merben oreimaI fur einen Ibaler
einasriidt, uuo fir ieoe fernere @mrudimg
fiiuf une spanSi9 @ents. = @rOeere mad,
8erhdltnie.
Diejeni9e weld,e bic 2eitun9 nit ber pcf
pber Dem pclfreiter ertaIten, ml(Ten itlbit
: Saflir bejahien.
2lle Sriefe an ben Neraus9eter muGen
polf fire elu9eIauot perbeu, fenlt pereen
aIe nidt dnfaencmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
QBtlltamt 8, 9Olarttlt

Sendhridti9et hermit bic @inwchuer bon
slllentaun uno bas pubIiFum itbcrhaupt, onB
s CT einen y feree ietb Sta Il ers
Dffuet hat qeraee hirterbnIb Der Gefcrmirten
I Sirde in etefer Staot, alinc jeeerjeit gemies
tibet mereen fonnen:
@cn oen beifen uno. iIder(fen Nferbeh
gum Raiten cSer Nabrcn, 70 ME audi iebe
9Irt Elm, uuo Swetlpdnniae Suhrwerfe, &c -
Da er INNER ben ben beifeu Sutfder halt,
70 f6uncn perfpuen ole cs pinld,eu, nit St
Sherhsit an ireeub eiueu Sft t9ebradrt tperoen
9mf Sefehl ,perheu pferoe uuo Nuhrwerfe Su
perfencn ap irgenb einen Srt Der Stnot gcs
brad,t; unb .ilberhaupt feline Wliihe ica ers
fpart msroeu in @rfullm9 oHer &effhle
I Seine ,preiijes lIuo biiftq, mo er hcfft
Durd1 piihfikbe Secienun9 auf reidlidbe lln'
terffiieun9.
9Ipril 81, nq-3Ul
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
cIelerh Oartmlattl

S6neioer in Der Staot 9llIeutaun,
8eoient iIdl oieler @ele9enbeit feinen &uns
ben unb Dem pnblifum iiberbaupt anSusei9en,
bae er oas 9 d,neiberge + db a. tncd
INNER betreibt, uub baB er Ieinen 9Scbncrf
in oas neuerbaute Naus bes Srn. Sacob Sd'
ger, eitiige 2buren unterhalb preB, Eager
uno Senlp's. Stehr uno beinohe geraoe Dem
r@afhanie ees Schn @rce 9e9eniiber, uerIe9t
bat, alImc er biejenigen Die ibm iein 3utraus
en- fhenfen phnftIib uno bilt9 bebisueu pirb.
Gr 1T bantbar fur bisber 9encBene Sunbs
fdaft unp fiblt ftdi iibsrSengt, oaB er fidl Der
Gjunif oes publifiims on feiner neuen WCh'
nung feruerhin lpiirbig MAIDEN tpiro.
@r 1T audi 2Igent fur @ecrge 6. WeIfer's
"Qlmsrifdnildlee SDliem gum 9Iuefhneiben''
rnb lanef oahev bic ShneiOer i'm Qanbe Elm,
bei ibni onsurufeH unc 60 in Nueenfdsin ~
nehmen.
slpril z, nq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28

Shr hatt eudI in ocfIer Uniform CUR parat
Dc iu uerlammeln, am Sdmftde rem lffeu
Dtat ytadmitta9s i'm llhr, an benz SNalfIe
bon 8 II Stedel in 9icro.Q8heitbal.-
phnftlid,e Seimpbuuss miro ermartet, gluf
Befsbl nen
Salpmpn Gtefel, It. Capt.
sIprik14. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
Oefentttebe 95enru.

Nscntags ben l7len Wat um 10 lltr @cr'
ntttaae, fol- am Jlauie bon S9eurD @utb b,
ijr., in Sae Wbebaa, 0fcntItd osrfauft pcE
een:-Drei G3duIS.2idaeH nit @abcD, ca
3 @iulssgBageu, eiu Glduss lBd9en, -
9tdiIe, SulfeD. 5 pfcrOe, ale Serten pffree
GjcId,irr, MilhsSanbe, Shien, 9fineer, Is
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Observation-Disclosures.
Die Sepnauu9sn fcuen am 8erfanf6ta9c
betaRnt 9emad)t werecn Ucit
Solomon Sc9el
CSohn Slanf,
9IlI9nirte BON SenrD @5uth, jr.
Den 21ifeu slprtI. uq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
OSecbnmn9 pOn
cyaeob Stetlt SefmgmetIfcr
bon Der Otlot glIlentalln.
9IbselhlcBen ben l5teu Ipril,.l94l.

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Gtnnabme
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pom -cenrp @bner, Ieetheriger
Sd,aBmeiifer S239 "a
8etrag Der 9icten auf bic Staot : 1917 81
gadr empfangen bon Sphn @drt,
SboBmeilier, DiplbenD Yauf
Qga6erIlod, 800 90
Sntereeen auf sInIeiben Ss
Stapt 9eborig,, 152 SO
bon 9euben StrauB alf 9lbs
Ihlag bon Gar, 8l2 50
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f. lag bon Gar ben 1893, 95 90
BON We9neilter uno Sursere
neliter fur Strafen, 120S
" bon Sune, 2itus unb So. fir
cine 8prteIlung 1900
" bon Solepb Reubarb, fur
Wiarft Hente, 19 so
bon SOfrpb Ieubarb, fur
Ssn pi Wie9en 500
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
Mltttwoc6, ben 2sffft artl, l841
Gin 9serseit6ntE.

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
Deut(c1e GefeBe.

gie llnterlhrsiber ~ ben centfhen pams
phlet eSeieHen fno hermit benadlridlti9ei,
o1B Oielrlben auoelan0l lIiiO, unb bel Dem
llnterfhriebenen, Sd1nemeiller bon eeda
Gnuntv, iu beiOmaien fiHo.
George J7hraos.
Madrs 10, uq--sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28

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nitt dbhoIeu bis ecn llteu GunD, nddifrnsa,
in Der Sd)detammer in glaeutdun, miifen
SuitS setradlt ,perbeu, iubem es bic Seleer
erfcroern.
Slpril Z. rtq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
s5efOmtntatbultg.

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rernommeu, RAE bic uno od 3,peifeI ilter gee
miee Spuufte in Der @aunts 9iehnnno berrs
Ihe. Sie lae& baher alle 2arbeiahler Elm,
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ftnoeu, mo ibnen bic Durhfidt bon alien IA,
pieren uno 9ieCbnun9eu jeoerSeit cffen ifeht,
uuo bic @ommteicners weroen nit Bergna.
gen jebe cpn ibnen 9eforperte atuSfunft Oars
nbrr seben.
Senrb geb,
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