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EDUCATION.

MIR and MRs. MrcHARD Boarding and Day School
lVl for young Ladies, street, between 18th and
18th. This establishment will reopen the 9th Of
September Five teachers two ladies' and three gen.
the school in all the branches of substantial and
Fl ned education
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
Der YErpub[iforcr.

gBir er6dten c6 fur ncthnenbtg ncdmaI6
einige Semerfun9cu in SeSu9 auf perGhirocs
nc gIrtifel, lpeldle bCia9ie 3etuna leBte QBos
he entbelt, Su MAIDEN. SetHabe alIc
fd)ledltc uno unebrIid,e 8sr9ehun9en peIte
man lld berfen tonute, nueten mir, irrlIn
ric 3eimn9 Die Wlbrheit i1ge, fton br9aus
gen bnbeu. gBlTtrsWelrnen 1rcte frtIcn
mir bereits angcbcbrt uno Der 51err wcie
'ipas font nod gethau baben. Oiau miro
fhpn piITen bae alles nit,t pabr 1T, peuu
man beoenft bas CO in tem 9fcpublifdncr err
idlcnt. lln6 nunoert mr. bdB er nid,t Id,cn
gcIudt bat friue 2eIer 9lauten ;u MAIDEN,
mir hdtten Wcro, Wcrobrcnncrriru, II. E. ~.
begdnaen. ia nun bic QBahl porilber 1T,
70 lperoen ieir penig pSer gar feine 9tcti,
rnebr bon iolhcn idlcd,teu WienIhen uebs
men nno beodllern nur, oaB oic6 bel jegIid)er
9Babl uctbwenci9 it, gGir werbeu run ben
pdtrict Irldcn III jcoer Niufo1t intcreInut
su utIhen, uno werrcu uuicru eclcrn nid,t
mebr 70 ptel 9faHm tilrd) biele GrmieScruns
gen pe9uebnIen, init ocm p6tltgcn 8emuets
ieill, oaB alIe6 mas III Dem 3epublifducr 9es
fagt ipnroe, Hnb nod 9elu9t mrrceu mag, pUu
illelnane 9cgtautt pro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
DoeNirmoftentaelIt iett clue Sors

Dae Eirm felt jstt clue gons
oerheit bar, bic itd3 i'm BefflnB uoi mnHdheu
9ahren nllht spieoer ereenet Die erei NIas
ueteit, Slpitsr, Mare nnp Saturn, lfehrnjebt
nidt ipeit prn eiuanternno f0nnen teijepem
FIarcm abenc, lcaleiti mad) SbHnenunters
9an9, etwas peitlitb pom Sioen geiebu pers
cen. Snpitsr, Der Menardl Der 9Naneteu,
wrld,er bel 1900 mai grocer ale unirr Gros
baG lepn ion, iIeiti,t sn erfeRHen, oenn er 1T
bel weitrm Der groefe une beIIlfe Stern, ren
man nm bieIe 3eit, 9lbenoS, am 8trndmeut
erblift Saturn, Der feiner fcuoerbaren Rins
9e lclpcbl ais @irbbc iue9en (jeoodl pCl flrt
ner ais Supittr) iiierfipiroig it, ifeten orn
eeBtern etIpd graoe rifpirts, uno Wdrs be-
ftnoetiIt uur einige Graoe, unp ebrnfalls ets
mas Gftlid,, nnterbato Gupiter. Niar6 bes
,pcgt lIh etmns Itlnea uah Often, 70 baG n
III etipd 10 Gd9en III Der Witte ;miIteu oen
beibcn anocrn, bic id lanq1dmerfprt bepes
ecu, III ffebcn fcmmt; uub bi6 gcgcn ccn 90
iten October foirc ct gerate nnterbStb Sas
turn su ftebrn fcmmtn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
G'ntfcsticbcr EySprb.
g(enNorf, bcn %. Geptcmtcl

9lm Sreitaa Den 17ten September,
perihpano plDeliCb mo auf unerflars
libe 9SetIe SOr. Samucl 9lcamS, Gin
9ca6teter Buhorufer btelelbit. Olau
3et9te tetn Seri6lpillrcn in 6fentlifeu
Sl1ttern an, obne raBir9eno cine Iad),
ridt etn9ten9. Yetannte bon tbm ia
ben i'm Suleet an ber Gfe bon Yrc1rs
man uno @tamber6ifrase, lmo eS miro
crSablt, baB Tim tr9enb 5enlano 0efaqt
bate s. 6. @plt ser ibn fir 9ciiefers
te OrufIa1en @eIb ihmot9 mar uno
IN Dem 9raritnen Gf9ebdnre ppn
Sroabpap unb @bamter6ffra6c uohnz
te, ole Staot Su perla6en teltfftiQe.
Mln 9laubt, cae CT oe6balb in @rlt'6
3tmmer 9tnA itin no nl69li0 ftine
Gednln0 te3ablt 81 erhNlten.
Gclt 1T ecr 9SerflfIer zines pictoc,
rlihmten Su6e6 lIter Su6flibrlmg ii.
Der 8ruecr eeS GrfinberS Der terlibnt,
tel @olt'I6en Yatent9erpebre. 9trdm5
h1tte cbi9eS Su6 fiji i'm 9ecrlift nno
cafllr nod cine Scrrerttn9 bon $500
aii lbn.
Gin 9ebrer, Iamens gBheeler tes
nehnte ea6 3immer, lrelde5 an @olt's
ffte6. Nretta9s, ben 17ten, fllrS Dor 4
llbr 9iad)mtttag5 hGrte CT IN rem an
srau3eneen 3innner eiu @criuid), mic
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
Snh nrtdcrsicu'auS 0utbbiubrrcicm
III Nrnmfn lnnMien

3nfdae cinsramtItdcu 2Moate ii bic 2nFl
Ger Grudercteu in Slt.pcrnplpoutcu 1877 {;
IN Y4eltsFennfyluanieu 94-5uGa4nmrn 22I,
Tic 30bl eer Sudbbinccrccu in Olfspcuns
fplphntcn, 10; III QEeR pennIDlvautsn IA
! 3u1ammen 46.
2ie 3ahI Der 0rcger t69lidjcn 3eituuaeu in
Si'prnuDlrdnen il 8, auser ben pfenni9s
3citunoen.
Sn Q8cit 9lennDlpanicn 4; auerr cen
pfenni9s 3eituussu.
Die 3ahl Der m6dlcutlthcu 9citun9er in
Slbpennlyluauieu it 100; III gcitsperns
fDIuauien belduft IId) bic 3dbl eer aeerlrtftcn
3eitun9cu auf 22,59l. Die 3abl Der balb,
lno brett ipodentlihrn 3ejtrngcu III Sifs
Nenniplpauien III 10.
Tie 3abl Der 3eitIdriftcn III Sit,peuniDl,
'Sanicn it 90; Sn Bet.pcuulDlpaucu l3-
3ulammen 40.
Gie 3abl Der an9cltelltcu 2lrbeiter in Slts
penulYlpaneu i'll ben Grufersieu uub Sudjs
buberCieu 1T 1903 III 8eltspeuniDlpanicn
399-3uiammeu 1902.
DaS Capital, fpeldleS in bcieeu @eid,dftcn
au9cle9t, 1T in Sitspenuiplpaueu S472, ,O2O.
-Sn g9elt,prnnfDIvauirn s20l ,32O.-3ulams
men S6S0,340.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
Oie SNnhf.

sIus eem Wablberiebt miro man srIcben
els Daoib 9t. perter in bieIem @nuntD cine
Wiebrbeit erhalteu bat. 9lIo 9ebt INNER 1cs
ohd nod ;u @iunften pen BerItweneung. =
Die Nerren Sc9el uno oaas getcn audi cic'
fen lBinter mieoer rad) parrisburg. QSeu,
prn ibnen mirb man wieoer iet, tpenig bbs
sen; ,pern aber fpieecr FIR Gar gcitimmt
slptrc, 70 werten lIe nit ibrehi Sa bHtftb brt
Der Nano lein. Siurs bas epfc 8eto Sidet
hat seIe9t, aueer Der Sdleriff uno Der SdIdBs
sNteiiter Dies lit Glerie genug fir bgrt Sabr.
cScocd III CO Su beeaucrn bas uniere quite
QBbt9sSreunbe niemulS allc Sur Wabl gcbrn,
uno pirNno nur i'm Stanec Su fagen, oas
tlcS Swci Ciitrifte ibre pfid)ten setban bas
ben, uno eies iIno
Soeibelber9 mo Sanccna.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
2epiS Gd,miSt.

Ticler Ncrr bat, nocb Dem lcBten TrictcrSs
bcttn 81 urtteileh ta6 6eccrtricg 5clO prrs
Idern.
ggir fpiluitlen inn nIo in fcircn nccb nbris
gen 3n9cn quite Gjcluubbctt, itllb pinig ihm
bic Nano ecr Srellntidoft ~ rctdcn, uno
pfrlIdern i'm ede mir nidIt he gcrinolle
SeiuciCbaft qegeu i'm hc9cu. 9Gdrc r6 abcr
ridlt mrhr QEciie sc,refen bie,Wafr frnbcrs
bin nieccr ~ Iegcn tern mas hat ultR dne
BAD @jcjdnf 9eruet 2-9Icjr, 2cpis.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13

s(ni leetcn Goncritag fel cin iltn9er
Msant 9mmep6 9onicl Megartn,
cer an Ger @aiierleituug su 3c6cffer
arbeitcte ppn Ger Srliifnn1 cine Sorhe
bon 30 InG, ftiner Sin9e nah auf eis
nen Telien, nptei CT ifdb eie Sotrnfbol
etnid>lag MD alif eer itelle Gao geten
rfrlrr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13

Gin Bauer i'm Stdate 9Rdine II. in ,tpar
Ter Nddbarfhaft BON @cnifius, fduo, ais or
auf iemem elnte cine 9rube MAIDEN rptlte,
cine S!niahl alter SiIberTiluScn. 8iee bon
ihncu marrn cine Scltcnbeit iubem Te Die
rerltIeecniten Scrnieu hatten, aber Iebr
sfdlwsr bon @jrDidlt paren. Sic batteu spar
sate euie tprd9ltna, bed, war iIe meiifen6 fcbr
unren1if, uno fe;Hen Datum fonntc man auf
ibuen fueen. Der Sineer mar elm armcr
GeufeI, pnc flnete fc gum 8rrfauf nad Sos
: ffon, no ile ueu Sohn Q8nrucn ytc. IS6 Sre,
mont Straee 9sfaHft uuo ;ur SinfIcht ou6ac.
siieiIt lluc. Gle percienen bic .ufmerfiamfeit
5jcce6 ,S;lterthnmeforffEr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13

eSn Ncrtu9af fIno i'm Galeneer 139
6effta9e perseidnet rno rcrecn and
achalten. S1icrsu fcmnlcn nn6 SO
Scnnta9e. 9tuf ZEN Oecnat Gcrenls
her alIem fallen 29 Seterta9c; alic int
aan5eu 9ccenter ntr 3 Slrteifstaae.
Gin 9utes edne fir NtufITggdnger uno
8a9ectebe, 'Gas mue il pridbtia lein,
sa incdt ib bin -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13

g S6ifbru6.-9ie 6 8arfe Ttoz
rica ic9cltc alll 19ten O2at pcn @an>
ton, III n@htua, at, unb 1dettertc am 22.
Septembcr auf ben Grisantine Sanos
tanfen, in eer Jfite BON 9tcmorf.-
Ga6 SdIf gieng in Srlimmern uno
ete idabtare 9aelna teffrherr aus
573 9Iu56 uro 3l95 halte Giifen Snnz
ger Seulrn 8bee, 2S5 9iifen 0picn
SflM 5 -&ilfen Scudonq IL ha(te
Slitcn Smpertal. uno ii Silfen @uns
paileer 8 Bee uno fcnffise lrertboolIe.
2lrhfel, III gdn;li6 oerloren gcaan9en.
Scr 9Gertb ees S6if5 uno Ger gaz
enr9 tetru9 nabe all 2O0,000 Sbdler.>
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13

Sa8 @criinfen pon Sompid,iiTefl
auf Dem Oitei6jppi9cb rafb pcrrirt8.
Sa6 Sect Scotuf lief auf etn Cent
hol5 in Der 9tdte ppn Ger CSnic( ct.
@enepieoe unb 9ing inter. Gin Gailits
mo 6 8Crrefs sl1ia9iere crtranfen.
Ga8 Yopt ISM. Ylri5, nit elmer polz
len glrun9 auf Nem gSc9e BON ct.
epuis na6 9}el Stteans tegrifen, lief
ctenfad6 auf Gin Serfbef3 in ser 95as
he ter 0ranbe @tain mo perIanf
9leiffall6 "a ra6 lln9llif aber in Der
9tabe bcS llferS 9eihah, 70 retteten Gcb
MIannfd)aft unc Nafaoiere.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13

8epL pHrfelt ilD ole 2eraHer allen GrfIz'
tfes aiif etneil 6rieg nit ben rynoianerH
bereit halten. Sic Gnmdn(bee, einer5
Der rpiloeifcn ano graulamifen eueiaA,
ncrlfdmnie, baten ale Icrfebrnnaen5
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Der Sllge Snoilner, patirt pom 23ffen
9ln9nif, llno on 6enl Serausgeber ceS
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DWt eiHe Serren!-9ie Sas
gen fino flirslt6 BON ibrer Scmniers
ia9o ouf bem flierpeIilihen Sbeile Der
9reilen Dratrte suriif9efebrt nno bas
ben 6peD palie Ner1pnen initoebrad,t,
Gtc iie bon ocn @lnnand)e6 fauffeit.
Cine berielben tit cine jilnae Sranies
ruL rtc anoere etn WiGrdcn ron 8 bis
10 SabreI. Ste iolIen Den Geranern
at9encmmen moreen 1cnn. Gie kez
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ten, nm einen altgentcinen 9tnqriff onf
ole terarftfd)e grenSe Su mad,en. sic
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icnecn mas fie jeopd at9dtlaeu, lrei(
fIe nit zen QSeilien III Sreunnlbaftss
uerbdltntBcn ffdn6en. q@S mtrne an
otele, mo lNdt otle Stdmme cieiIcifs
Ger gebir9e cine Dfeife sel6ift. Sie
babcn Cinen alI9elnetnen Sammelpldb
beitrnnt itnftrn Ger teraliilhcu @jrcns
3c-etne 9enaae Yeldreitun0 oes I(as
ee6 fpnnte ib jeoe6 ppn 'bcn SfaQefa
ntdt crbatteu. Gd5 Spitiabr III por
ocr 8bllre, uno befiir6tcho, rab Gic
rcn etclcn Semc9llu9cn niCtt qettGlFo
III SettItliiB geictt mcroen mtdtef,
babe tCb MIDI pcranlaet gcfliiiren, oybs
nen rte rpn ocn Sio9cn elhaftcnen
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rcre 9tn5Cigen mn benl teatlidytioten
Gtnfalle Ger @unlan6e6 i'll 8erdS Dor.
Otan Ocrnlltbet nit 9utem @rlnee,
caB rtc nericoniltte 9le9irin9 lhtter
Ccr Gefe lptcle ond MIRO ferncr te.
rttbtet no6 eie @nmorde6 as bis 100
lpciiIc Sinner in iGrern Gjcfclqe hlten,
ltnb lie gu 9(rteiten onlolten. 9tud,
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tbren Sctncleli9fejten 9e9er Gerds un,
tcrfftten mrllcn.-@in. 8pltSFkat.
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mo gum OhttceNmft 3uriidfehrtn.-
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pertinent nG,cerbolen. Ser firirn
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13

Gini9c 8naten fnleen titrS(itb auf
rem Spct6er eiue6 S6u(bauics III
0ermantaln cine 0rr alte Sduhnid)>
ie. 9llt5 NcuSeree a6en fIe raocn,
mnrsen ater ear1nf mnrchl, uro cis
ccrfeItelL ein Grtu ees S1rn. cSrbn
Sing ifarb an cen SOlgen res Gjenufs
ie6 ocrietten. Sic 9Sihle mar fehr
ait mo bate eth wetBliCbc6 9lufehen.
Die antern Snaben> rrereen rabrs
itbetultCb rleber 9enelen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13

s,n Steuburyport, WaG perbeiratbete I'D, Elm
9scrr, &amcn5 Sames Cutie nit riner actpiI,
FE SaiaEHa Iatel Gincr unierer sSrcunee
Cr,dhIte uus, bas or in Ceutidlaub cinlt ci,
men ntrrn Genftl nit elncr 9cpifen Wli6 @us
gei 9rtraut tate.
g8as fur eiu 8efdledlt aus Der 8ermifd,s
ung pcn Iittte unb 1areI gum 8nrldlein fcms
men fpirc, tpiien mir udlt, aber bag Der
,heiiith aus einer Wildmu9 pcn @n0el nno
7CifrI suiaumen9eleetieL IL fdcn bebauptet
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