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WH1T TT HAS DONE,

And if you have friend, relation, or known
any one that is afflicted with that distressing dis
ease, "CONSUMPTION.' persuade them with
out delay to try that famous and unrivalled med
icine, the "BaLSAM OF WILD CHERRY"
which has cured thousands of this complaint at
ter everything else had failed, Read the fol-
lowing undoubted proofs OF its efficacy:
Roxborough, Sept. 10, lS4l.
Dear Sir,
Please send me two bottles more of your Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, like that you sent me be-
fore. have taken nearly all of the fist two,
and confidently believe this medicine will cure
me- have used great many remedies within
the last year, but have never found any thing
that has relieved me so much. 1t has stopped
my cough entirely, checked my night sweats,
and sleep better at mig INT and feel better i'll eve
ry way than have for many months.
Yours, respectfully, JAMES NELLY.
Holmesburg, Sept. IL, 1871.
Friend Wistar,
Imust again trouble thee to send me two bot
ties more OF thy invaluable Balsom. | have now
| taken three bottles in all and can assure thee
that it mas done me more good than all the medi-
cine have ever taken before Send by the stage
as soon as possible, and obllge thy friend,
JACOB HoLLowAI.
Bristol, September 8, lS4l.
| Dear Doctor,
Hearing so many people talk about the won
derfll cures your Balsam of Wild Cherry has
made in consumption | sent to one of your A.
gents the other day for a bottle and have found
it to relieve me SO much, that want three bet
tics more sent soon, as ] believe it will cure me
too. have used great many halsams of DIFF
ferent kinds, have tried Jaynes Expectorant and
other medicines besides but nothing has ever done
me as much good as yours has Send by the
steamboat Bolivar.
| Yours truly, WILLIAM THOMAS.
I5@Besides its astonishing efficacy, in Con-
sumption, is is also the most etfectual remedy
ever discovered for LIVER COMPLAINTS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS,
GROUP WHOOPlNG COUGH, &C., as hun
dreds will testify who have been cured by it after
all other remedies had failed.
| IS'Bc very particular to ask for DR., WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Sold
wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS 81 Co.,
Chem. SITS, No SO South street, Philadelphia.
| Price 81 90 bottle.
%L5@Sold in EllHton at DR.. Parker's Medicine
and Paint Store Oct. l6 lsdl--Gm
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,Huyiund CccU Couaiy, SCI.
nm appi.aton Of Rober, Alexander, If
W Cecil County, by petition IN writing
to me, the subscriber, zone of the asSorl-
ate Judges Of the Orphans c urt Of Cecil
Cour ty,) setting forth that he is in actual
confinement for debts he is unable to pay,
and Offering t, deliver up for the benefit
OF his creditors, all his property, real per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is in any
way entitled, schedule whereof and list
of his credits and debts being annex d to
his said petition upon oath. and praying
to be discharged from actual coniNo,A 1t,
and to have extended Ia INN The br0eti,
of the several lnsolvcnt laws Of Maryland;
and it appearing to me by comP"tent 'es-
timony that the said pet,indrr ma resld-
ed within he Safe OF MAJ Ia0d for the
last TWO wears mex. oeliDre hs app lcatlon,
appointed james ~ Wai,on Trustee for
the benefit of the crcdIlors OF the said
Robert Al Xandcr. who has entered into
bond. with security Y me prescribed and
approved, for the faithful Performance Of
his said trust; and The said Trustee having
certified to me tn at he is in full possession
of all the property in the said schedule
and list of debts contained, have ordered
and appointed the first Tuesday next after
the first Monday of April next, for the said
Robert Alexander to appear before the
Judges of Cecil County Court, at the court
house in Ell ktdn, to answer such allega-
tons and interrogatories as may then be
proposed to him by his creditors; and the
said Rob TT Alexan er having entered into
bond in a. penalty and with security by
me prescribed and appro' ed so to appear
and answer as aforesaid. do hereby order
and dire ct that the said robert Alexander
be discharged from personal confinement,
and that he give notice of this his appll-
cation, and ofthc day 50 by me appointed
for his final caring in Cecil County
Court, to his creditors, by advertisement
in some newspaper printed in Cecil Coun-
ty, once week for three months. before
the said first Tuesday next after the first
Monday in April next. Given under my
hand and seal this 25th day Of August,
lSl1.
SAMUEL B. FOARD.
True copy Test,
SAMES SEW ALL, elk.
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Mo. -.
&.s4lDv1G0eNjMyYNr0
(l.XI.,,,,y|.,yG,
A CAR I'D.

g. DR. COWAN, Dental Surgeon,
would advise those who have decayed
teeth, that they wish to have attended to,
to call during the month of October, as
after that month, he expects to leave
Elkton for some time.
P. S. The notes of the Bait. and Ohio
Railroad com pany, taken at par for Dental
operations.
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WESTERN GENIus.--A Hooser love
offourtcem, vents his disappointed hopes
in the following poetical effuslon;-
Farewell, dear girl, farewell, farewell,
meier shall love another:
In peace aud comfort may you dwell,
Aud I'll go home to mother.
on, Cupid! Cupid! don't you know
You ought to have lickln'
For plauging little children so,
Your arrows in them sticking
You onght to FIRE at bigger game,
Old bachelors Of forty;
~, leave the babies! fie! for shame!
1ou know "ou hadn't orty.
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Wit loses its respect with t." go !
when seen in company with malic', and,
to smile at the jest which plants thorn
in another's breast is to become pglncl-
pal in the mischief.
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A PARvDY.-Some wagglsh editor at
the west has parpelrated the following par
ody:-
STANLEY! "Y on should never let
Your angry passions rise
Your little hands were never made"
To pummel Mister Wise!
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MEN

Misses and children's Boots, very low,
He also keeps general assortment Of
women's Shoes of his own manufacture,
from 62I to IS 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-
lion made in the next pair.
August Ivy.
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Did you present your account to the
delendenl?' enquired lawyer of client.
Il did your honor sand what did he
sav?' 'IIe told me to go to the devil
and what did YOU do thenl'-'Why then
| came to you.'
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SXVO YES

YAN lie subscriber has just received a
Z large and splendid assortment of
STOVES, and is prepared to furnish them
of all kinds, and Of the most approved
2alern at lower prices than they can be
purchased elsewhere e, those wishing to
purchase would do well to call and exam
me his assortment, as he is determined to
sell ala very small advance.
lie can be found IN he west wing of the
Log Cabin on gay st.
JOS C. CLOUD.
Sept. 18th 1871
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Elhlon, .Main Street, opposite the Court
House, sign Of tie Big Boot,
Where he intends to keep general as
sortment Of mems, womcn's, misses,
boys, and children's Boots and Shoes, all
made under his own inspection, which he
intends to sell at the following prices:
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HOUSE PAINTING AND
GLAZING.

he public are respectfully informed
that the subscriber continues to carry on
the above business in all its various
branches. i'll the neatest style, and on the
most accommodating terms.
He will paint either by the day, or by
the Job; and all orders left for him at DIR.
Parkers Drug and Paint store will be at
tended to without delay.
GEO. w. WELLS.
B. If required, he will furnish the
materials as cheap as they can be pur-
chased in Wilmington.
Aug TT Il. M
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NOTICE.

The Commissioners of Cecil county.
will meet at their Room in the court house
at Elk ton, on monday the 18th OF October
Inst. for the purpose Of transact ng any
business that may come before them.
At thu m Getting the return Of the Asses
sors und the Direct Tax Bill, will Der =
ceived, ready for the inspection of all per-
sons interested therein; as The provisions
of the said ACT requires.
By Order F. A. ELLIS, elk
Oct. {,
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According to the last cens" ;, I've whole
number of slaves in the United States, is
2,4S7.2l3, Males l.2lG, 40S--females II
240,S05
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MORE REFINEMENr.-lnstead OF saw
ng man runs Oh his own hook. the
phrase is now more elegant rendered
by saying, he progresses on his o'rn per-
sonal curye.
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SECRETARY OF w AR.

The Globe says that the Hon. John G
Spencer is appointed Secretary of War;
Mr.. Spencer is a gentleman Of good edu-
cation, of aptness to public business, and
conversant with the affairs of the cation
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.4Hen'ion to BceS.-rnose who love
the busy bee should Wit her hive often
and guard it from her enemies. When
bees become accustomed to our visit they
are never inclined to use their sting-th Y
recognise old acquaintances. and are nos
uneasy on.accnnnt of ONT anrca 'ancr, I'M
less we ta"rv 100 lon, =. i'hav will not
be offended II we daily ca +, - HEN hives
and brush away the filth tha d,cunuIrr,
under the comb. Worms winch produce
he beemoth may frequently he found Oh
he platform seeking an Office anG Il pog-
ton Of the spols. These worms must be
destroyed, and to deter others from max
ing an entry, liltlc fine salt spaInkled
over the bottom is one If the best arli-
cles we know Of Bees are fond Of salt
which is death to worms.
With very little trouble hives may be
weighed daily to ascertain their increase
IN honey and wax. pretty good swarm
will make three pounds per day, by the
weoI; together, when June weather is
good-thus in ten days they can lay up a
store for whole winter SEASON.,
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE u.
S. STAN FGlGATE FULToN.---We learn
from the n. Y ork Commercial of We'd
nesdav evening, that on Tuesday aite =
noon, sixty-four pound gun burst on
board the Fn.ton, off the Hook, killing
two men instantly, and badly wo'ndlng
six. The killed are Samuel Snowman,
seaman, and. Joseph Phllbrook, ordinary
seaman. Wounded, Russell Smith, car
penter's mate; Joshua Nyman, quarter
gunner; Levi Lawson. Sc 'man; fThos.
Smith, ordinary seaman, Richard Bell, do;
and John Cooper, aman, all very badly,
some of whom will not recover. The
fore part of the Fulton is complete wreck,
from the effects of the explosion. One
piec" ofthe gun fell 40 feet from the car
riagc-knocking in both starboard steam
chlmnies in its passage of.
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u AIN yE1El\4xs

All kinds OF painting, s"'H as 5
painting, Carriage painting, Da.Y.'. '"I
painting, brcnzing, smaltng, Ir 's,.-, y
done at tie shortest notice, and IN the
neatest manner, by the subscriber.
JAMES MOREOi
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Tomato Tart.-A lady sends the editors
If tho Saturday Courier the following re-
cipe Tor making tomato tart:
"Roll out your dough very thin, and
place it OF plate IN which you intend
baking your tart, and slice your tomatoes
very thin, spread Them over the dough
very thirty, take about two table spoons
full of brcwn sugar, and one of ground
cinnamon bark, spread the two over the
tomatoes, bake it well, and you have a
delightful tarto
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Roman Legion consisted of 5000
men, divided into ten cohorts, and every
cohorl into SIX centuries with a standard
guarded by ten men. Attached to every
Roman Legion was an aid of 300 horse.
The commander of the Legion was Pre-
lo T., Of the cohorts a Tribune, and of the
ute les, a Centurion. The. standard was
liver eagle on the top of spear.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Ian I'd
NORTH OF ELkTON.

NORll OF Elm lON.
RY virtue of decree, of the high
DCourt Of Chanccry, of Maryland, the
undersigned as Trustee, will expose to
public sale on Monday, the 25th day of
October 1S4l, between the hours of 3 & 4
O'Clock, P. NJ. at the Court House in Elk
ton, Farm containing. IS acres more or
les, living about Z miles North of Elk
ton, and 3 miles west of New Ark, on the
Road leading from Garrette Factory, to
New Ark. Upon this property are a
modern built and commodious Dwelling
& IIo Sc, and Kitchen of stone.
$I:;:'& also stone Barn, with a Gel
.Es sl : III lar, together wit Spring
&--S.zsssNO house and Wagon house, all
of stone, and small log dwelling house,
with all the necessary and useful out build
ings. There is also 1ourIshing apple
orchard. of good fruit upon the Farm.
This property. is situated in a h althv
and ighl cultivated neghbo' with
in two and three miles of four Churches
of different denominations, and conven-
ent tC mills.
1t is not deemed necessary to give a
further de scripton Of this property.-lt
will be shown to purchases by MIR. Joseph
Alexander, or Mr.. John Scott who reside
in the vlclnitv.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
Decree are, one third of the purchase mo-
ney to be paid in Cash on the day of sale.
one third in six months and the balance
in twelve months, with Interest from the
day of sale, and upon the payment of the
whole of the purchase money the Trus-
tee will make a good and sufficient Deed
to the purchaser. The credit payments 10
be secured by Notes with approved secu-
rites.
AUGUSTUS MILLER.
Trustee.
Elkton, October Cd, 1S3l.-3w
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School Clubs dealt with on the most liberal
terms
zIS@Travelling agents will find this work one
well calculated to advance their interests.
A remittance postage paid) must always ac-
company an order for the work. Address
MORTON McMlCHAEL.
No. 81 South Third Street opposite the Cir
ard Bank Philadelphia.
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Elkton, October I'd, 1S31.-3w
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PROSPECTUS OF
The Young Peoples Book!
OR MAGAZINE OF
ENTERTAINING AND

q 5 z F UL X n 0 " L e D G f.
There are many periodical publications, yet
one more is wanted. The friends of general Ed
acation-the advocates of the diffusion ofUseful
knowledge-haye long desired to see the COM
mcncement of
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Sc pt. 18th 1871
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-03
9lcrI,eirofl,cf:

8cr eini9er 3eit, Snrdl ben gbrp. Gerrn
Tubs, Wtllid m 8arnet nit @2iG
@lt IA abetb s brie, beioe ppn Cation.
Gbcnfaas, burh eenfeIben, nr. Slnores
as 6ausma an, nit O2is @atbarine
& c y ne |, beioe uon gioro,98bGithaa.
@benfaas, turdb oenfelben, 5or. ScnaS
. te b T. nit DliB 6 @arofiua Stap
bGioe upn SilosgBheitbau.
llml I7teu Sdnuar, onrd, oen1cl6en, Soerr
s "a a jfrum, nit Wlis Sulia 6aups
werf, beicr bon peicetbers.
Gin eenrfelben Gage, burd, teulelten, sr.
Sen amin 9raus, nit N2is q is
8 Il [ JR pc r. beiOe pen 92orosDteitbaa.
Sim lebten Souuta9c, burcb bruIclben, Sr.
So fep b & d. nit MiB 6 1tbartne
gS c c r, beioe BON giOrosWbeitbaa.
sIn bcmlelben Gage, burdl beniltsn, S,err
{ tf9 bman Stfrucr, nit SO a r .
8 f nj an, beioe Don SitoslGbeitbaa.
Din bemieIben Gage, burh cen Gbrp. Nr.
@erRdn, Or. 8 bn Neift, Don loerfcro,
mir 6 tbarine 0eift, OeH 8. Saced
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-03
Nprtbampton &auntp
Srilcfeit ISerisaia,nsssina.

3ufcl9s 0tfentudber 8cfanntmaduug per'
Idmmelte ftd leefcn Samsdg Den 23lten Sds
mar, lS4l, am 6aufs oes Daniel 8iegcl, in
gtdSarstb, sine Der dn1ctnlidifeH Sahlreitlten
8elt6sBerId dmmlu!,9en welfe 1e ;uocr in eeni
@aunty Tcrtbamtcn gebnftcn rpcroen, I'm in
ueberle9ung lu nebmen, "cb Die beioen onrdl
Die 9rcee @oferFutb nculid, peggcItwemms
ten 9ed)a BriiGen bel Cation uno eehi9hton,
ebeoem @auntw6reis Brutfen, ais lpldle ipies
oerHm ouf9ebdut ,reroen IolIten cber nidt ?
sluf 8crid)log ron 81. s. Gjcunbte wuroe
pbHip eDrn, @fq, pcu 2isccr Sauccna,
gum prclGcent unc fclqeuee Soerren ;u 8tce'
prefoenten trnaunt ndntih:
@aIper Wdper bon 9lllen TdHufdlip,
Sobu eapan, Tieoer Tasareth,
Sdcob Shdfer, Rccre,
cScbn Soanldn, Sber Iaiareth
Daniel Sie9frieot 9llIcnL
Sobn Selteubaber, SaIdlfiR,
Shriftian Braun, Siiecer Siasarett,
@briitian 6ncdlt ScrfS,
unb sn Seeretirsn:
Sobn M. Miiffd1, bon Bethlehem urc
paul Siegfrieet, bcn Suiffla.
zlui SotttVtuBT ttlt SphtmHtet poH % <It1S
germ III ernennen, um 8eIdliilir suentmerfen,
ipeldle bic Meinuug Der 8erldmmluns aus
oriiden. 3adlbem genannte @cmmttee cine
furSe 3eit abtpeienb geipeIen ndr, bsrihtete
lIe fcl9enoe @inleitun9 Enb Seldlli6e, fpeidle
bon Der 8erldmmluH9 NIT lautem Beifla anf,
9encmmen fuuroeu:
9Benn i'm 8erldufe menfflidrr Segc5ens
heitea es niir III ansenfhenIid, piro, naf Gin
Gbeil oes 8olfs,@emmiius ben anoern 9hell
oaburdp btnter9ebt, rter bod, su hiutergebeH
ifrebef, oas ourd, ungiei6 aufertegte 1area
nur Der etne Gheil neiIeIbeu arrfe BcrtheiIe,
Der dnocre binge9en bios 9erin9e ceer pchl
gar lauter Tad,theile oapcn sghet, 70 piro es
folder Garbe5abler pfidlt, aIs freie unc ,lrs
dbndugise Ndnner iIf ju perfammein, uub
eariiber ibren @etuuna unb Gintodlten rhne
Ssheu, @unif, ceer |Orlicsc, auS;ulpredru
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-03

pbilaoeIpbia, san. %.


5fanr nnb ORE I. - Der @mpfana
6iefer artGFel III ltidlt, uno tpenia Tad,fraae
FIR sInsfubr. 8erfdufe pcn penniilpanilheS
Sldnr uen giten Sr1neen fpurbtn aenraci,t
pcu 81 75 bis "a 97d oas Barrel Ger
.ptarft III gang leer con peunfif1 @eIfelforn
Utshl Die lreten 8erfdnfe puroen Al SO so
ods Barrel gemadlt = 8raubpmein bite III
% rs. 100 @drrel Hiaur pnreen eiele
9Sedlr nab ahslduolid,en s,dfeu SsrfdiIff.
Sra dlt.--Gine fleine Sobiffslaeuuo asTs
bee gSelidforu muroe su 80 Gents bas Sns
ldlel oerfanft. Der gmpfanq nifo natrs
ihsinlid 9ering 5lcitsn, bis bic @efabr per,
ldnnneen III nas bic Ntaec nne @riefs ,us
trIeren. Seine @rffdffe wereen III 9BeiBen
ab9emadlt speld)er sienlid, bod, i'm preis it
I'M 8erbdltniB gum Tlaur. 600 VnIdel
gSelldlfcrn wurpsu biele 99pdbe perfdafft.
s. s.--0ie gerfiufe auf Gdiffen ae,
ihdhen gu 50 so bic QoHne.
SO bts D-8erfdufc in Barrel AT Ser
Deleware tpuroen semad)t bon 81 AT % @ts
be 9alIon 9emadlt; in 51O9Sbeaos ~ 10
@euts.
9 8iebm rft--S Sd)IachbSdfen maren
$50 i'm Marft; fe nerfauften bon 6 bis II.
1870 SIilhe nit &dlber oerfauftcn BON s27 bis
S35. Iredene J2uhe perfauften oon 10 BIG
II 2hl 500 Sdpeine oerfauftcn ron 81
bic SO so. 1880 Shaafs perfauften ron
9 25' bis S3 30.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-03
Nlntioi,nfe @d,,tb.

S,r. @eblter hat betauptet, SaB Die geselts
'fpirti9e 9lDmiuiitratcu mebr dis iIebcn Hno
smanSg 9Riaioneu 1baler iltir Ginfommeu
hinausgegdngeu III uno Der Sindtpr lSright
sprn GcusDcrf, rpelher . crilBlr Der Sinanjs
@omnittee 1T, mar gespungen bas @eltdnos
nlie at ttuu, s-7@eS lei iuirflidi cine 9iaticru
,als Stnllc uorbaueen, uno oieflbe fei unter
Ban 8urens slomnilraticu aemadlt wors
pen.-Da DicGe5 @inaefdubiiB ioate man
npehl i'm @eOdhmis behalteL eenn rbne
2neifel miro i'm 9anfe Uon General Narris
tonS MISUNDERSTANDING rr 8erfud, 9es
luodlt peroef, oieIe Ibatlateiu ldu9nen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-03

mirb hermit 9ese6fn, bae Der llnterseidnete
ale Greeutor Der pinterlafenfd)aft bes pers
itcrbenen Sob 6anowerf, lebthin pcH
peioelber9 3auufhip, eed5a @auntD, ernanf
worben lit. Ollie 6iejenigen, spefd,e 9InlrriIs
die an er1a9tei pinterlaeenfddft baben, rpes
ben hermit bsuadriohtiot, oa6 iIe sfpifdeK
jest uuo ben ndhifen L. WeaD ibre 9pnflfdnrs
an ben llnterfdriebenen abSube;ahlen haben.
DeFaleidben weroen aud, ale bisienisen, pels
DE 9lnfcfoeraneen baben an erIaster S,intsr.
ldsenidaaft, tperosn benahrid,tet, oae Ie ihs
re 3ehnunsen pobt beitheistist bic gum ers
meIoetem Gdtc an ben llnterfdriebensn eius
subrin9en hoben.
Nbittp Sanoperf, Grerutor.
Se6r.3 nq-6rx
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-03
OefentltCt)e 95enplt.

Sreitdas oeH l9ten Sebruar, NM l llhr
J&adlmittage, fca an oem oauie Der 8eritors
bsnsn @lifa beth 5rant in SbersSacos
na Gaunfd,ip, Ofsntlid, oerfauft pereen -
snhe, Sdlpsine, Saamen anf oem Eelbe,
Sodnsuhr mitSdfteu, nebff elmer gerfhienber
BON Sodns' uuo Observation-Disclosures, su
Wealdnfti9 III meIoen.
Die Sroin9un9eH treroen am Gage bee
Sertaufd befannt 9cmadt une 9ebOri9e Auf'
partung 9egebeH rpereen, pon
2lnh. q. 9Sitman, 9lem'or.
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Cite inrrfipdrSiec Tauilic. = cyu
Iarentum, 9lle9benp &c., tpotnt cine Trdu,
gcb. Se(uf, fpeld)e jeBt 100 Salr aft il. Sie
hat in ibrem 65ifen 1abr ihr Istee Sfiuo aes
bpren. Sbr Batter lpuroe 103 Sabre aft, ibr
@jrospdter, peldcr BON DeutIdlano einwans
certe, los Sabre uHo ibr Sdrpe9eroater 126
Sabre. Sie 1T nod, 10 riiiis, pae Ic I'D, err
bietet, NIT Deuen, fpeidN fdb @n ihrer Mns
itisteit nberSsu9en rpogert Gin GduShen gu
niad]er.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-03
Der 9t6tbarc sobn @anes.
"a WeIiAefler NiIIaae 0leeorb laat

Ter 1Seltdelter BIllaae 0eccro idgt
"9ftcbter BanfS lit elu weitlid,er
mann, pen 9rOBct geieslidcn uno praftiichen
6enutniseu-etn gutter Sdbiller nno beltebs
ter Shreibcr; uno irbr rrfabrrn in ben 2lns
gelegenheiten oes Staars uno Der Union.
Ssin anncbmlid supcrtcmmenoes Setra9en
hat ihn popular eemddt no CT nur beflunt
1T. JiaCb penigen Satreu, rpo CT I'M @Cns
greg mar, muroe er dnf Die 6idlterbanf crbos
ben, ourrb cine @rnengnu9 bon @jcuoerl;or
9litner. @r 1T nun ein.Giniupbner BON Serf6
@auufD. Scllic er errnunt uno ais GjCRs
uernor ernibtt peroeu, 70 1T eS nid,t gu bee
3peifcln oaB or etne fibtge Sbcr Diagiltrdtss
rerIcn iein luiro, bon Characterization Sln'
Itt,ten lmD uubeitehlioter Jfeoldlfett. Dftt
ben heht libtrdlen @sfilbIc fir Die ;ablrei'
d,eu gamen ptldle bon auoern 8cgenoeu
porgcbrdht worotn, fIno mir nod unfdbig
Giuen aussu,rid)ncu. oeiIen @rncnniiig mebr
aeeignet mare @iui9tctt uuo 0arntcnie i'll ben
Meiben Der JoarriIpn Demptrptcn brrocrSus
brlngen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-03

DdS aric9Ss&eld,rt; fir BEN BabGitrcit
in 1871 crbebt lIdl ItIOu gan, muuter bon
alien Seitcn. @anoionteu fir eaS @euoers
ii,brS ,9lmt weroen ans jsoer Gr9eno oe6
Staatcs 9cuannt; 3ungcn mo Secern ftno
; III Selpegnng UNI Die lInlprnd,e mebrcrer
oerlefben in elm pertbeilbaftes Yid,t ~ fcBrn !;
babel aber idrnt Seoermann len erultltd,cn
9BuuId su be0en, caB ale pcrsrfaBtcn Wei'
munger bei Seite 9eteetynnb ca bette Mann
aus9epiblt psrcen Die lleler;eugung III
al9emeiu, oaB weun mir unlele fiirSltf ers
rnngencn 8crt5etle IN eineu ntideicenocn
Sic9 umduoern ipctlen, Die grtetc &intratt
uno llcbereinitimmun9 inter Ins berr1hen
mus. 90 fart 1T oiefss @jsflhl unb 70 9rcs
sen 9lueen habeu mir aus oenirlben nah
reno Der preiIcentens9Bdbl se%9er, oaB mir
teiuen 3peifel be9eu, unierc Seunce perocn
ddl nit 9anjem SSerSeu fir oenFrigen Wdun
pereini9en, Der bon Der @onoeIricn gum Cans
bioaten ernanHt iperoen piro.