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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

WAsHINGToN, April 5, lS4l
tits with feelings OF the deepest sorrow that
the}Secreiary OF War announces TO the Ariulv the
d'S'ih' OF tho President Of the Unhed Stake
WILLIAM Henry HARRISON is no more. His long
an'i faithful services in many subordinate hut i'm
porani stations. his recent elevation TO the high
est in honor and power, and the brief term allut-
ted TO him in the enjoyment oft, are circumslan-
ces OF themselves which must awaken the ivelicst
sympathy IN every bosom; but these are only pef-
sonal considerations. The dispensaon is heayi
es and most affecting on public grounds.
This great calamity has beiaen the country nj
n period OF general anxiety for its present and
some apprehension for its future condition at
time when is most desirable that all its high Off
ces should be filled, and all its high trusts admin.
isered IN harmony, wisdom, and vigor. The gen
crosby OF character of the deceased the conspic-
uous honesty Of his principles aud purposes TO-
geiher with the skill and frmness with which he
nla!ninlncd them IN all situations had won for
Nun the affection and confidence of his country
men; but ut the moment hen, by their voice. he
was raised 10 station in the discharge of The
powers aud duties of which tie most beneficial
results might justly have been anticipated from
his great experience, his sound Judgment, the
high estimation in which he was held by the peo-
pie, and his unquestloued devotion to The Const-
tuition and TO the Union, il has pieased an all wise
but mysterious Providence to remove him sudden
" from that ami every other earthly employment
share in the general grief which these considera-
lions so naturally and irrcsisby inspire, they will
doubtless he penetrated with increased sensibiity.
and feel deeper concern in tesliiying, in the
manner appropriate 10 them. the full measure ola
nations gratitude for the eminent services of the
departed patriot, aud in rendering Just and ade-
qnote honors TO his memory because he was him.
self soldier and an approved one receiving his
earliest lessons in n camp, aud when in rper
years, called 10 the command of armies, iIlustrn
ting the profession OF arms by his personal quail
ties, and contributing largely, by his successes, to
the stock of his country's glory.
II Is IL be regretted iha: line suddenness of the
emergency has made it necessary 10 announce
this sad event III the absence of the Vice Presi
dent ffom the sent of Government hut the great
est confidence is felt that he viii cordially approve
the sentiments expressed and that he will in due
time, give directions for such further marks of re-
r4-sS. aat arescrihed by the existing regulnlicps OF
the Army as may be demanded by The occasioa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
MONTPELIER, APRIL 10, 1871.

just 80 long as they were permitted to be received
they would act like the high prizes in the lottery
to tempt adventures. llesdes (sald Mr. C.l ev-
cry dollar thus saved Ivy such steps would be adj.
ding to the public treasury and doing something
towards placing the country in proper state of
Defence such rs would enable her to take her
stand among the proudest nations of the EARTH
Mr.. c. here made ulluson TO the remarks &C MIR
Preston during the morning hours in relation to
the national detences, in parts of which he said he
most 'earnly concarrcd He thought however,
oefore any system ofdefenco was adopted, that it
Tncdld receive the sanction Of our ablest military
ami naval officers, the improvements that had
been mule in the service OF military and naval tao
ilrs wonld render such course prudent, Mt least,
II nor Indispensable on their part.
The question was taken 0n the amendment by
yeas nnl nays aud unanimously adopted us fol-
lows
YEAS-Nlessrs. Allen, Anderson, bates, Bay
ard, Benton. Buchanan, Calhoun, Choate, Clay,
Of Ken, Clay, Of Ala, Clayton, Cuthhert, Dixon,
Fulton, Graham, Hubbard, King, knight, Linn,
Lnmpkin, Mangum, Nlerrirk Mouton, Nicholson,
Norvell, Pierce, Porter, Prentiss Preston, Roane,
Southland, Smith, of Ind. Smith, of Conn., Stur-
geon, Toppun, Walker, Wall, Williams, Wright,
I.ongg,-4o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

4 Leap Year. In the ancient Anglo Saxon law
4 which is said to he still in force, il is enacted a.
4 follows;
a "Alboit as often as Lcape Yeare hoalhe occurre
the woman hok!eih the prcroga,iye over the
Il MEME, III the matter Of courshippe love and
4 maIlnlonie; soc that when the ladle proposeth il
4 shall not he lawful Tor the MEME to say nae bu,
4 shall receive her proposal in all good curtesie.
4 The present year, 1871, is not leap year.-ney-
4 erheless in all cases where The privilege of the
I act was not used during the period aforesaid,
4 mere 10, we presume, no statute of limitation 10
bar the obligation Of good courtese' at any sub.
Il sequent time.
Non-Eristence. where's Sambo, enquired a
4 gentleman at the dwelling OF n well known shoe
a o'ack near Boston one day last week. who was al.
4 tehding non resistance meeting in the city,
A oamOo responded the female department. syhv.
LORD, hiassa, he's off cherry minute at some non
existence ineetin' or other-now for INV part Pm
1 ~ favor oil lilsle existence now and dem
MportdnL-An inventor of a bntent nod;o;,o
10 cure frosted feet advertises to the puhlic ,ha
he is greater man than General jackson ne ,ha
latter Uetoed the nation, but the inventor re ,oeS
II.
fl Curiosity There is among the arcbieyes of
ne District court, at New Orleaus lawyers bill
measuring ten feet seven inches in length, and A.
mounting TO $4,000, for two and half years pro-
lessonal service.
Brdz'ttan introduction. The warmest manner
when one brazilian can introduce another 10 a
amly is; "This is my friend, iChe steal ann thing
am accountable for it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND APRIL

MIR. E. A. Lynch, in feeling and appropriate
address, announced to the House The death of the
President.
A message was adopted Ivy both branches ap.
pointing joint committee to draft resolutions ex
presslve Of their sorrow at the death of President
Harrison. The Committee reported series of
resolutions expressive OF their regret at the be
reavment Of the nation, aud ms n testimonial ofrc
spect TO his memory, required the meubers and
officers OF both branches otthe Legislature TO wear
Grape tor the space of GO days, and also that the
Executive and Legislature attend his funeral
The House then adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
Txzn NATIONAL CALAMITY.
PROCEEDINGS AND NOTICES ON
TIE DEATH OF PRESIDENT
HARRISON.
tOFFICIAL.l
REPORT OF THE PHYSICIANS.

hEi Opi w llIi III i SlClhNS.
WASHINGTON APRIL 4, lS41.
DEAR SIR: In compliance with the request
made by yourself aud the other gentlemen Of the
Cabinet, the attending aud consulting Physicians
have drawn up the abstract of a report on the
Presidents case.
Very respectfully. your obt servant,
TAOS. MILLER, Attending Physician.
To tho ION, ID. WEBSTER,
Secretary Of stare
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
HARRIsBURG, April 5, Is4l.
announcement Of The death Of Vm Henry Harri

HARRIsBURG, April 5, le4l.
announcement Of The death Of I'm. Henry Harri
| The following message was received in bot
branches of The Legislature this morning imne
diatey after they had been called to order, at tho
hour OF ten o'clock, viz:
! To The Senate and House Of Representatives
Gentlemen :-lntelligence has been received tina,
| WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, President OF
the United States has Iuh the debt of nature
He departed this lie at the Presidents House in
the city of Washington on yesterday morning.
The public services and private worth of this
distinguished citizen who has Ist been clecte
to The INCEST station in the Republic, cal upon tho
General Assembly of this Commonwealth on be-
hnIf of our common constituents, fer the appro-
pirate testimonials of public feeling, which are
inspired by the melancholy event.
DAVID II. PORTER.
Executive Chamber, April 5, ls4l.
In the House, Immediately after the message
had been read, Mr.. Laws of the city of Philadel-
phia rose and addressed the House on the subject
oflhe demise OF the President.
Mr.. Lusk, of Susquehannah, then offered an
effective Preamble and Resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted.
From The .NdtionGl InteliigeAcer of .4priI ).
The solemn event which is announced above
although the public will have been in some degree
prepared for il, will he TO the whole country an
astounding blow. The uninterrupted health of
the deceased patriot, his robust constitution and
active strength up 10 the last week of his life, had
left his counlrymen nothing to wish and nolhip o
to fear in regard either 10 his bodily or mental ca
pacity for the able discharge OF the high trust to
which he was called. The tens of thousands of
citizens who assembled TO witness the ceremony
of his inauguration felt in the clear tones of his
trumpet voice, an assurance that he possessed
health and strength equal TO the arduous duties
which lay before him. But this promise aud this
confidence were soon 10 suffer sad reverse. Tho
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

On Saturday, March 81, 1911, President HAIR
RIsoN after several days previous indisposton,
was selz'd with chill and other symptoms OF lc-
yer. The next day Pneumonia, with congestion
of the liver aud arrangement OF the stomach and
bowels was ascertnned to exist The ags and
debility of The patient, with The immediate pros
traitor, forbade n resort to general blood letting.
I Optical depletion, clustering, and appropriate in
lerual remedies, subdued, in great measure, the
disease of the lungs and liver, but the stomach
aud iulGsiines did not regain healthy condition.
Finally, Oh the 81 of April, ut 3 o'clock, p. NJ,
proluse darlCca came on, under which he sank
at thirty minutes TO | O'Clock, Oh the morning OF
the fourth.
The last words uttered Ivy the PREsIpEyT, as
heard by DIR. Worthngon, were these: " Sir,
wish you 10 understand the true principles of the
Government | wish them carried out | ask
nothing more"
THOS. MILLER, NJ. D.,
Attending Physician.
FRED. MAY, ~. d.,
N. w. WORTIliNGTON, NJ. d.,
j. &. HALL, III. d.,
ASHTON ALEXANDER, NJ. D.,
Consulting Physicians.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
J. ID. SIMMS,
Acting Secretary of the Navy.

LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK, TUESDAY
APRlL6
Gov. Seward transmitted the following special
message
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Albany, April 9Th, 1871.
TO The Legislature:
II has become my painful duty to announce to
the Legislature, the death of WM. HENRY HAIR
RlSoN, the President Of the United States
such an event would at amy time be n national
calamity. IL is trial through which our Counsli-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
GENERAL ORDER.

ma NAVY DEPARTMENr, April 5, ISL
The Department Announces to The officers of
The Navy and Marine Corps, the death Of vii.
liam Henry Harrison, late President of the United
States, which occurred Mt the Executive Mansion
in the city Of Washington on The morning of the
4til INST, and directs that, uniting with their fellow
citizens in the manifestation of their respect for
The exalted character and eminent public services
of The ustrous deceased, and Of their sense of
the bereavement the country has sustained by the
aiict'ng dispenaaton of Providence, they wear
the usua badge of mourning for six months.
The Department further directs that funeral
honors he paid him at each of the navy wards
and on hoard each of the public vessels in com
mission, by firing 26 minute guns, commencing M
IL o'clo;k M. OH the day AFTER the receipt of This
ORDER and by wearing their flags at hali-mast for
one week.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
OefentltChe 25cnpt.

Ccnncrffa9S mb 6reita9s ben 25lfen uuc
26ffen Jtrpember, nihitens I'M 10 llbr @ors
mittdgs, iollen am Soouie oes Uerifprbenen
@hriltiau g dams, III SbersM Milfcro
IdunIdlip, ged,a @anntD, fcI9enbe 2irtifel
auf Effcntliher geneu prrtauft ,perbcn, mans
lid:
3pei 8itbe, 5 Sbmeiue mcrunter I'D, orei
frtte befinoen, Elm SrantweinfcIieI, cine gleps
fclmnble, @runobeeren beim SuIdlel, ein
furferncr uno eiIrrner Gedcl, Better rnb
Senlaoen, cine Nuusubr NIT 5taiten, Sfen
nit 9lcbr, 3 Sdlrdnfe. @drpets, Drabr, Sis
itc uuc Stihlc, uub icnt mod oielerlei 9lrs
tifel Su ipeitliuftig ju meIten.
Die Setingungen iracn am Gage Der Ben:
bu befnnnt 9emad,t uue @rceit unO 2mf,par.
tnn9 9c9eben ipereen, oon
SScbn S6ank, 2G,,crs
SSacCb S6ane, = ''''
gtco. 10. lS4l. rQ-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
oefentliftle esenplt.

Gamlfaas ben 27fien 0cpember tim 10
llhr @crmittags foa an benz seanie bes pers
iicrbenen Scbn Q dwetif, in Ober'Wiils
fcrc 1annldip, eeda GauntY bfenHid rers
fault peroen:
pferbe, 8iibe, 91inbers Sdpeine, gBinbs
milhle, Snchbanf, pfereegeld,irr, Elm 2sgdnls
Wagen uno Elm ls9duls lBagen, Elm neues
uno pclliidnbiaes Sd,reiner'8eid,ir, ocbels
banf nne cine quite Crehbanf, 70 lpie aud,
peintbcrb; pHnse, @9ge, pCIsld,littent Seu'
leitern, YEeIfdfprlL Safer, @runotefren,
Bureaus, Setten uno 9ettIaeen, 1iide nno
votihIe, 3lber, causutr nit Rniien. Sfen
nit 0iobr, Stridgefd,irr @ifenfrifelunb fcnlf
nod allerIei SNauss nnb nuern'@Crdtbidaf'
ten 5u writIduftig su meicen.
Die Sebinguugen fcneu ant @erfoufstd9c
befaunt acmaebt une @rebit uuo aufipartung
9egeben tperbef, ucn
9. 8. 9tfenidteo, sr,n,,ors
Daniel 0ilIin9er. '''' wv
Tcoember 10. rq-3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
Nad6rtoGt.

Ter tutcrScidlrete mast HERMIT rem
Nubliflm bic 9lu,siae, eaB er feline 8iidrr
in Die Soince bon BiltcuQhbD Sceel, GI1.
in ScgcIspilIc, gum cinrriben oc9eScn hat.
Ia er qcecnft bic ndditrs Tribjdhr in phis
ldrelpbia gu beiben, 70 tcfft er eaB ale ciCs
jeni9en wcItle urd) i'm Itlulbig Iino, ibre
9tififdnbc boIci9it abteSabIen m69en uuo
iidD baeurd, meitere Rotten iparcn.
@rtffitb s. Sdou, 80. ..
Tc9rGSoilIe, 91cp. 3. uq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
October q.
81 q C6 ! / C6 t.

Ncrtbamptcn @anf, 9nri %, 1S41.
g}1hrid,t miro hermit qc9cben, sufclgc
Der Gcuffituticn unb ceu Gjcfcscn hcs Staats
Tenn(Dlpanjcn, ras Der prCfrent unb bic
Dircftcrcn Der Tcrthamptcn ganf, qcIcQcn
in Der Staot 2llIentaun, 0cda @uunlD, 1d,
cntfdlCfcn babcn bel Der n6difcn GjcIceaes
bunq oicIcS Stnots fir cine 8er9r66crung
ocs Capital Strds ausuholter, ndmlidb, non
10000 3halcr ~ 250,O00 3haIer; cbne
einen Wcd,Iel i'm Tamcn uuo SfDI Ctcr tn
Der location befaoter Sonf ,u nrrlargcu.
9luf Srber Der @care ocn Crcftrrs.
@jepr9e Scf, Goeirer.
sunni 30. nq-6M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
NotIlriCht,

mirb hermit gegebsn, bas bic llntcr,eihue,
ten aIs 9lbmintifratcren ppn Der Ninterlnfs
ienfdaft bes perftorbeneu M hael self,
id, leetbin pen SiibsWbeifbaG eedla
SountD, an9etellt wprbeu fInb.-9llIe bieies
ni9eu, ipeldle nrf auf irgenb cine alrt an bic
NinterlaGenIhnft id1uloio fIno, ,pereeu anf,
gefcrbert, innerbab 6 Mrnaten obiubesol.
len; uuo Scldle, pelche nod redtmdfiqe
Ncrccrunsen an bein9te SinterlafenfhafI
bnten, werben ebenfaa6 9ebeten ibre 0led,.
nunacu iunet tbaIb pbi9er 3eit WobIbeftdti9t
einSubdnri9en.
9Olifael S0clfri6, jr.
8ecr9e gettp.
JtcS. ~. na-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
6enrp9 sri {,

Sutf6cnnla6er tit 9lllentaltL
betreibt nCG INNER lcir Geiddft in Der Soas
Hliltonltraee, SHa9enbud,'s gBirttsbauS qes
eeniiber, mo er INNER gu ocrfaufcn bat uuo
auf Sctellun9 madlt
&ut16en, 9PdiIeS, Su99ies, Scar,
bprns, Sultie6, &c.
Gr halt immerfcrt CUTE 9lrbcitsIeute uuo ga
ale feiue Subrpcrfe unter iciuer uumitteltas
rcn AufIdlt aus 9uten Watertalieu 9emadt
tpcrbeu, 70 fam er fir 1ciue 9lrbeit gut te'
ben.
ausbefcrunacn alter Sutrwerfe iperSeu
fdneq uuo biaia be1or9t Dereen.
Seinen aIteu SreuHocu uub @SHuern
bantt er fur Die tbm III 3beil 9eiporbeuc
freuncfhaftlidfe 9IRfmunteruu9 uuo laeet oas
pnbtifum gum aeHei9tcu 3ufprudb eiu.
TeGr lit 9rlcnneu su oeuniebriaten
prcifen fur ba ares @plb ~ oerfaufer.
Mlentaun, Sebrndr "a. Re-lS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
aaentauner Snrs uno 9fn6ia
6ut-SY q trtf.
in Der Samittcnifrose, 9eQenilbcr S a III e.
n'6 &IeioerfChr.

III Der Samatcnffrase, 9eaeniibcr S a III e.
n'6 SIcibsrifChr.
Sac0b >. SOas.
FAT beilinrt9 auf Nant, ein nuS9ebebntss
9(Bprtement bon moNi9en Sur ruo
8u6id Soltten,
epn elmer ocrSii9id,en Guaitit; and bat
or tiirsltyh in NeHDorF uno Nhilabelpbia Elm
arcecs asprtement ocn SaPpen etnges
fauft, tporuuter ltd) befn6cn:
Otter 8dppen. Sur Senl. gtutre. MuS'
frat. @cueD, 70 tpie audi alie 2lrten Sud)s
Sappeu fir YRiRuer unb 5tuaben.
Diele .tRoppen iIuo ucn eiuer 9uten Gudo
Iitdt unc werpen gu ben biaigfru Yreiien
berfauft.
!41nFeute uuo 2Iuoere, bic bcim Gjroseu
fdufsn, tperSen e6 Su ibrem 8crtheu finoeu,
Bet ibm aHjurufrn unc fir fIt fclbt gu urs
beilen.
SSutmdder i'm eauSe werNcn inter ben
bi1i9iten Seotn9un9cn nit tebcr 2Irt pclieu
Grimmin96, II. {. 10. oerlchcn.
cSlCOb >. Sca8.
a1eutduu, October 81. nQ-bU
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OefentltCGc Q5enpu.

Samifaos Den 27ifen 9lcpember,
nm IL llbr Mitta9s, foil ain Saufe beS per'
ftcrbeuen peter Ncnitcrmacb der, III
Weieenburo Gaunitip, eeta @ouutn 6ffents
lid rerfauft neroen:
. 8etten nit gthlaoen, Glide, StihIe,
Gutter, SdiIer, Elm Sdies9emchr, Gin Sfen,
cine @ibeI unb Irnlf nod, alIerIci Binder, 4
roer Wild, Stllbe uno etltfe 9iincer, cine
Auantitdt Neu bel ecr 3cnne, Strpb bel eem
@jebuuo, Wmomilhf, Sncbbanf, Sanmen
auf Dem ScIo uub font uch ulerlri Nauss
uno SauernsGjerdthe.
Die gecingun9en ant 8crfaufsta9e unb
9lufpdrtun9 ecn
Yeujan1tn Grim, Gr'or.
9tcrember 3. ilq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
qSerh0r-Qiffe.

Rae6llehenoes III cine Cite Der yiedjtsfdIIe
fueldle IN Der Court pom Common pIede uuft
eedIn gatiiiD perbbrt ipereen fulIen, bic am
Wpntag ben 29lfen Gepember, in Der Gfabt
sIIientaun ihren slnfau9 nebmen nnb 5tpeG
9Bobeu eauern fpirb.
6 fe IS 0 6 c.
l Games @unmsr se9en 5Obn slbam@au''
mer.
. etrif. teOffmun 9esen SUnattun @utb,
nnb anbere.
@cnrao suber sesen Son. Sdwari.
4 s5accb 8. 0titter gegen SefIe Sdldffer.
5 Senjamin @erman se9en SCbn Nict
nno dneere.
s Srbn DOmyer sesen Scnutban @utb
ano auoere.
@barles Better sesen samud gBsin'
berger.
Sebn :. eeoerS 9c9en Wm Sd,wars.
Daniel 2aub 9eaen 3bcmas @raia.
10 peter caas 9eseH G'ecrse Weber unb
Sotn.
IL Biltiam Narlader sceen scbias seasr
l2 Sarcb Srd1teI aegen Scbn csobufcn.
Is Dcrlelbe 9e9en oen(eiben.
Ia SIR. Charles Sdlicferoeder segen 9ieus
ben Bredt
Is Sames Scbmsyer 9egcn Siattan dgF,
telcp.
Wette SO 0 DE.
10 Samuel q. 8epner gsasu s.. 02itter.
II 2Inna Silinser segen Billiamu. S,ehs
rp GilIinaer.
ls Billiam QB. @slfribgg scgsn Coleman
lleberrctb.
10 Sulomun lleterrrtb sessn 8iaium 80.
Geifrioqe.
30 0iuiam Trei eeqcn 8. z. Saumau.
81 9teupen SNilleaoe gegen Wid. Sddffer.
% Glrmine M. Martin ae9eu s. q. @caS
23 Scbn @iIentaro 9c9eu @ecrge 9. farIs
Der.
"a @tarles 6. Scfmah scstn agiaiam
! T,Grler.
25 @rurob Rsumaper oc9en Senjamin gts
! fcnhort.
26 Scferb 91idfer 9egtu Souattan Saas.
81 @briftiun Srt 9egcn Schn Srt.
% Scnnthau unb Daoio Sieter gegen Scs
nathan Scrber.
30 @curao gBirt gegcn Sonas 8rdm.
80 Die gauf prn pennfploarien 9eget
Ihpnlos 9Rcrmnn.
81 His1elbe gceen cSoccb 9. gras, 9Iefi
30 Cieielbe ge9en Sncpb Gtein.
33 SaIcmrn Sc9el Se9tn @rcr9e SdaaT
uno Z. &.
Ccde Samuels, 9yrptt.
TcUem6er 10, Ha--b@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
Seete Grtnnerun9.

9lfle hieieni9cn, weld,e auf ir9enb cine
lSeife fhulci9 fno an SaIpmcn llcberrcth,
ocn SaIsbura 3aunft,ip, eeda @auntp, irers
ben hermit gum Ieeten Wal aufoefcroert,
Srpifden nun unb eem lften udditsn Sanuar
abiubeSablen, neil nad jeuem Gage dllc uus
beSablteu 9iedlnun9en eiusm Sriebensrichtcr
gum @iutreibeu iiber9ebeu peroen. gBcr
urd, etpa Sorbsruu9en an befdeten SaIc.
mon llcberrotb bat, bcliebe irfde ineerIelbcn
3eit Wcblbeifdttst einsubiuci9su.
cSobn 9)oif.
stbrabam s3ie9enfus.
October %, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
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miro hermit qc9ctch taB bic llnterssidretcn
als 9Iominiftratcren ocu Der SNintcrlohCns
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5auntD dr9cftcIIt mcroen Tno. ollie SrIdc
melche nod auf ir9eno cine 9Irt an beiagte
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fcrbcrt, hmerbdib Wrdcn an bic 2lbmini'
ltratoren absubeSdhlen-unb Sclts, lpcIde
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wercen ebenfall6 auf9cfcrbert, thre Red,tins
gen inncrb0lb bringter 3eit pcbIbsfdti9t Gins
Subinoigen.
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Sania 9ilin9er.
October q. no-jm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
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Irerlerstam
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duf go Shritt nit Sd,rct ausqcItcGTen fpsrs
ben /; rpc,u ale Sdueeu in 2cha @auntD
eingeIdoen Gtne, ipenn fe bas Ser; baben ges
grn Die Wocun9icr gu idhiefen. &cmmt @us
ben wenu.thr ZEN ld0ncn prciS orn ben Wias
cuu9jcr 90pmncn wplt.
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Gag uu0itnitiQ fein, 70 IclI bds SheibeufdiCfs
fen ouf Samt0gs cen Ilten Heccmbcr ltatt.
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9ipu. 10, 1871. tq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
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betrettt nod, immcr fein GicfHdft oufccr irjb,
liden Ssite Der Namltcu StraFe, pberb0Ib
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rens0aus 9e9enIlber, III &aentauu atInO er
INNER auf Soano bait uub oAf SeltelIun9
perferti9cn ruiro
6utf6en, 91dite6, Su99ie8, Sear@
bornS, Snlfte6, II. + N.
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Eubrmerte rperoen inter Ietner gmflIdYt aus
ben beiteu Waterialien 9emdht, uno fpl9Iid,
fam CIR fur ieine 2lrbeit gut feben.
2lus6e8erun9en all aten Suhrperfcn lpers
ben auf bic flirSefte 9Inset9e unS 81 ben biz
li9ften preiecn perGcr9t.
@r iir oanfbor fur 9encseue Gurbftoft,
uno boft Surh phuthioie NbWartHn9 ieiuer
@eftbdftc, uno bifi9c lNreiee, feiuen Ihelt oer
@nuit oes publifum5 fernerhin Su crhaItru.
Gr 1T entfhIcscn III ben aOcrntcori9itcu
preiscn fur baarcs @elc gu perfaufcH.
Wir53, nq-15
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-24
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reten als @recutprcn Der 0interlaGcnIdaft
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nigen, rpeld,e nCtb auf irgeno zine 2Irt fhuls
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nun uno benz 25ltcn ndd,itcn Wdrs 0iidtgr
felt al maiden; unb SpIdje, weld,e rsdltss
mdei9e Scrberltugsn all bciuate jHinterladens
idaft baben, merben ebsnfalls nufeefproert
ibre 9ted,nun9eu iunerhaIb 5euamter 3sit
wCblbeftiti9t einSubdntiaen.
CSotn Sddnk
Sacob S6anb.
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