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AGRICULTURAL.
BUTTER.

The summer is the best lime for The makers
or the purchasers of butter 10 lay in their stock
for the yeac 1t is the best time: because 1t is
usually the cheapest, because it is The sweetest
and richest, and because, if put down sweet and
IN good condition, II will remain good through
The season. 1t is useless to deny that there is a
vast deal uf wretched butter consumed in this
country, when it would be quite as easy, and
more for the profit of the makers, to produce a
superior article. We have good pastures, good
COWS and there can be no good reason given why
good butter should moi be the result. In the
Hfst place, every thing connected with the max
Ing of butter should be perfectly sweet and clean.
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THE LORDS PRAYER.

Our Father, full of grace Divine,
To thy great name be praises paid,
Thy kingdom come, thy glory shine,
And be thy viii on earth obey'd.
Give us our bread from day to day,
And all cur wants do thou supply;
With Gospel truths feed US we pray,
That We may never faint or die.
Extend thy grace, our hearts renew,
Our each offence in love forgive;
Teach us Divine forgiveness too,
And let us free from evil live.
For Times the kingdom, and the power,
And all the glory waits thy name;
Let every land thy grace adore,
And sound long, and loud Amen.
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by ,rhom all orders for printing Books, Pamphlets
Bills. Cards, &c., Of every description, 'c be neatl
and fashionably executed, at short notice.
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and that Smith does not place as much faith in
the efficacy Of rams horns, in tearing down the
walls of the Gentiles, as in shooting irons and
ball-cartrdges. Our belief ha, been, that the
Mormon Legion has been organizer for defence,
ic case of an attack, as in Missouri.
Qualtrr Master General Bennett is one of the
sect and who appears 10 be their.military leader.
The Stale has llKewise 'haG depot Of arms at
Nauv0o, from which their military have been
supplied. We now learn, that Gov. CarIin has
revoked BennCtt's commission as Quarter Mas
ter, and ordered the arms IN the depot to be re-
moved.
Giring up its Dead.-ln consequence of the
funeral salute fired lately at New / ork, by the
U. S. vessels in port, in honor of Commodore
Claxton, five desd bodies came 10 The sur
face in the river and bay. One of them was that
"f woman. supposed 10 be Sail Jones, who
threw herself of James Slip. on Monday night.
One was male infant, and the three oil hers
were bodies of men unknown.
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people were so dsfgured BY ii that they could
mol be recognized.
At this time Mr. S. set out for his hacienda
at Zonzonale. He slept AT the first village, and
at two or three O'Clock in the morning was reused
by report like the breaking of most terrific
thunder or the firing of thousands of cannon.
This was the report which started the people OF
Gaure mala, when the commandant sailed out,
surprising that the quarrel was attacked, AID
which Was heard at Kingston in Jamaica. 1t was
accompanied by an earthquake so violent that 1t
almost threw Mr.. S. out OF his hammock
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TERMS OF THE SIXTH VOLUME.

Village subscribers, $500
Mail subscribers, 200
individuals and Companies who take at the Office, sl5,
or l,50 cents if paid in six months.
ompanies stage routes, Sl,75
or 50 if paid in six months
Those who take of Posirid.rs, So 90
Companies and individuals of the LIS
so, if paid in months.
No papers discontinued until PAID EXCEPT al the
of the proprietor. No payments Carriers allowed
cept ordered by the proprietor
All addressed the editor PosT PAID.
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PRAISE THE BEST RETURN.

PRAISE THE BEST RETURN.
On this suspicious, happy day
What incense shall we bring7
What grateful, humble homage pay
To our Almighty Kingl
Be his dread name On earth confessed
As IT'S by them above;
What is tn employment Of the best
But songs Of praise and lovel
That breath which we from heav'n receive
We thus in hymns restore;
And, while we on his bounty live
We wonder and adore.
HAY heart, and voice; and life combine
His goodness to express:
Nay ali that hear US with US join,
And our Redeemer bless.
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DELrRIUM TREMENs.-This is a most fIshtful
malady consequent upon the abuse of vinous and
spiriiuous drinks. 1t las recently been carefully
traced and infinitely delineated by some Of the
most eminent medical men Of this day, and is
said 10 bear with il tain Of symp oms more
melancholy than even hydrophobia. Some time
previously 20 the developement of the worst
features OF this disorder, there a-e observed
weakness laDguor and emaciation. There is
no appetite for either breakfast diner there
is peculiar slowness of the pulse, GOODNESS of
the hands and feet cold moisture over the
whole sui face OF the body; cramps in the mus
cles of the exlremitieS; glddiness, pausea, womb
ting. To these signs succeed nervous tremor
OF the head and likewise Of the tongue I; the
spi it becomes detected, mrla' choy feeling
pervades the mind, the sleep is short and inter-
rup,ed this may constitute The first stage. After
this second comes IN. attended with the highest
degree of nervous iritaIions; mental alteration
is It's marked feature. There is great restless
ness, constant excitement objects of the M ST
lrigh,ful nature are present To- the Imagination,
III. eye acquires most striking wildness, the
individual cannot lie down, he fears suffocation,
he talks incoher emily. he fances he sees faces Of
extreme hideousness before him, being about TO
enter intn conspiracy against him. One medical
Wi tier, who las very ably discussed the subiec.,
witnessed yer. distressing incident Of patient
who, for a consi ierahle time before his death,
imagined be saw the devil al tie ceiling above
mis- led, and as the disease, which terminated
fatally, increased. he fancied the evil spirit ap-
preached him with a knife 10 cut his throat, and
lie actually expired making violent efforts to avoid
the fatal iaStrumeni.-.E 0l!ecns Bulletin.
WESTERN RAILRoAD.-On the LIST December,
1871 the Western Railrhad will be opened for
passengers and for freight all the way By railroad
from Boston 10 ALBANY. Boston will, OF C. .urse
be during the whole of next win ei the seaport
for the most productive portion Of the state of
New York. containing according TO the United
States census ofl64O, 1913 600 inhabitants.
This rich tract of country VIII then naturally
draw from Boston lis winter supply, as we'll as
the supply for lis early spring trade. 1t will, at
once, send vast amount of its products to
Massachusetts,, to various parts OF New England
and to the British prnvinces of New Brunswick
and Nnva Scotia, and the Cuba, Hayti, and
other West India Islands where ne,c lard, ne,c
beef, ne,g pork, aud ne,c houer, are highly priced.
1t will fu nish large number of passengers
Boston Transcript.
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The PEoPLE's Press is printed in the Brick
Building North end of the Bridge. by
EPHRAIM MARKHAM,
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-his may first appear great earthquake but
stronger poO be cited of the violence with which the
shock effects the region in which it
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ANOTHER HEAD OFF?-This cry, with
"GuiIlotinc"-"keePth the axe going" &C., con-
tinues to be repeated by the opposition papers
at every removal Of one Of their party from
Office. This is nothing less than an open con-
feSsion that locofoco without an Office, is
creature without head-good for nothing at
all that he possesses, intrinsically, neither
eyes nor ears, sense, perception nor understan-
ding bnt owes every thing to the appointing
power,"-that his intent lies in his fees, and
he is never sure of the possession Of brains till
ne sees his quarters salary. When these peo-
pie learn the news that the public shave 10
further occasion for their services"-they aro
chopped off from all community with the Iiy-
ing and breathing world become dead men
straightway, and stalk the earth. with their
heads under their arms. This is no very fat
tering picture of the locofoco party, bat as they
have drawn it themselves, we do not see how
they can complain that we have "gIassed and
framed it."-Boston Courier.
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COME LET OUR VOICES JOIN.
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NpmMs

Sung at the Sabbath School Celebration, on III
9th inst.
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CONFEDERATION.

Great God, accept their infant songs
To thee alone their praise belongs.
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WESTWARD Ho !-Sixteen wagon loads Of
slater Day Saints - (or MOrmons) ninety
seven in number, from Oswego county, passed
through this city on Monday evening. on their
way to the LAND of Promise" Oh the Mis-
sissIppi. Before crossing the river, the cara
van halted, and favored our citizens with few
regular built Joe Smith tunes.-Rochester Dem.
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CHILDREN.
Come let our voices join,
In one glad song oil praise;
To God, the God of love,
Our grateful hearts we raise:
CONGREGATION.
To God alone your praise belongs;
His love demands your earliest songs.
CHILDREN.
Now we are taught TO read
The book of life divine;
Where our Redeemer's love,
And brightest glories shine:
CONGREGATION.
To God alone the praise is due,
Who sends his word to us and you.
CHILDREN.
Within these hallcw'd walls
Our nd'ring feet are brought;
Where pray'r and praise ascend,
And heavenly truths are taught:
CONGREGATION.
To God alone your off rings bring;
Here in his church his praises sing.
CHILDREN.
For blessings such as these,
Our gratitude receive;
Lord here accept our hearts,
IT'S all that we can give:
CONGREGATION.
Great God, accept their infant songs
To thee alone their praise belongs.
BOTH.
Lord, bid this work of love
Be crown'd with meet success;
May thousands yet unborn,
This institution bless:
Thus shall the praise resound to thee,
Now, and through all eternity.
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CONGREGATION.

To God alone your praise belongs
His love demands your earliest songs.
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Come let our voices join,
In one glad song OF praise;
To God, the God of love,
Our grateful hearts we raise:
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The MoRMoNs.-From what we hear and
read, we should Judge thar great excitement pre-
vailed among the other inhabitants of Hancock
county and vicinity, in relation to this sect. We
should exceedingly regret TO see the exciting
scenes of Missouri re-enacted in this State, but
We consider such.#s not amung the impossible
ties. What appears TO excite particular aversion
alarm. is the organization of what is callrd the
Nauvoo Lesion-who muster every few days,
"sll harnessed for war; Their near neighburs
unskilled in the mysteries of the golden plates,
fear they.are TO be driven out, were theHitiies
Jebusiies, &c. fiom the land Of Canaan OF old,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
QEieGtio filr Sauerlt !!

lie llnterieidlnete baten nas unausfprcdls
lidle Wergnugen, eIii geehrtee pnbllfani Sli
benad,rihfigen, bae IIe iueben fduatdl an fiob
gebsadlt haben, p I t's neue nne wefentIIdl
Uerbenerte uuo perldenerte patent
gferees&roft uno 9refbsWtaId,ine
91eld,e in Der QBertiiatte Der llnterseidneten
in AueenId,ein qencmmen mereen mdg, nne
mefd,e ihrer lBchlfeilheit, Tauerbafti9feit
une leidl,ten sirbeit fpegen, ir9eno etipa6 Der
9Irf in cen Scr. Stddtcn ubertrifft, rlio MIR
belraChtet III mereen braudlt, Inn lire alIges
meine @infuhruu9 5l perltd,crn, nit ctntan
Iceuuo otler slneem ole gegenwdrtig i'm @je'
btuild, fino. Gie VferbesSraft fam an ir,
geno einer aneern WaIdtue anaepanet wers
pen. 3wei pferee t6nnelt mchr on eiC1er,
ols pier all ir9eno elmer auoern Waldine
uerrirhten audi t6mmt lIe bel ipeitem nid)t
70 gelbWino auesr Srouung
8auern, fcmnlt, lebet uho 6ann Ut
tbetlt fit Gub 1elbit!!
Sbre glrbeit iprid,t lauter fur bieieibe oIs
Bcrte mo tit ibre bette GmpfebIung. Gle
fam ,u ir9eno einer 3eit dnf einem SWeilrius
nigen QBdgen fcrt9efddft pcroen. 9Sir iullns
Id)en eas ale nulerer 9f1d)bdrcn nnS bcIlts
NFHy NHO CWlClOs III NHHtHiWttH HtOHtH
meehteu; mir foroern nidAts fltrs @elcbcit !;
lie f6unen ibreu @neiped erreid)cu curd) els
1el, 8efud, uad ibrer Q8erftdttc, aegennbcr
!. uuO y. MirRa'S Stchr, mo rbnmeit Soru
llcdms' SNctcl, in Der 9ioro NamiltcuffraGe,
Saitou; Warrantie6 weroeu trie gcw0bulicb
JC9eben.
u. 9. Tic llrterSeidueteu beiIecn eas
pdtent,9fcd't fir cbige pferccsNroft 70 mic
1ub fur pitt'6 Orrfd,s wo Reiut9un0s,
fittnc, fir ole @aunties ron Gcrtbamptcn,
Buds, 9chd, Meurce, pctt uno 9GaDne, IA.
uuo Barreu uno SulIer, q. g. uub baben
Oas 9yriuilegium Ge all lcld)cr Srten Su rcrs
taufCn, no bicle6 nod ntd,t 9cfheten 1T.
Nbiltp Witriell, Jun, uno 60.
Suui z. lS4l.
Gf befheiuige nit 8cr9nn9en bas Id, bic
oti9e Wdihiue ge9eniphrtt9 tn @ebrdudb bds
be uno itehc nidlt an Su erfliret raB fe meu
ner Wienuu9 nad,, bic 8cits uuo 8orsltglid,s
ile it, rpcIdle id bt6bcr 9ebrautt rter gefes
ben babe.
9icube lid
ohnmeit 9lGlentom, in Qcd'a @duntO.
GPSbi9e Walhiue ii 81 icben bel IiI9bs
man 3upp, IN 2Icntauu.
Gaitcn, Sunt %, 1871. rQ-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
9Sterteljdbrltt6e S5rtcfiffe.

Dan 9ltter, 9hna Seattp, Bead II. Wcrs
man, s 8ehlert, gBm. Craig, @he1er SAFE,
8. s.. EaUis, Smen CaSis, Sotn Cettfpeis
fer, Ireo. Guerbart, Son. @uerbart, San'f
Terntsreer, 3im. Slpuu, 6 @i 6eie, Sere.
Teib, 1pbu Senitermadsr, pbiIip @eprse, 8
y 8 81, Srbu Gcff, Gjrabams IT, 0nnfd,,
lBm. Gjitoer, Matiea @infineer, SclomCn
Slid, @cw. 9huther, SUbn Sanaber, MarY
Socdrcte, Souab rrann, SoalIHan II. 50. CO.
S9intel, Sh's 6. S9infel, 94m. 5enneSp, Can...
jRuaus, Jtathan Sersenberger, 9. s.. eepis,
ScI. Mcrp, Sac. MiDer, Wa. Gre 1cnal. &.
9Iclis Millcr. @jilbert WiilIer, Scbn giiahf,
Gnrd 9iewbare, SUispb Gepen, Mm prcd,
9Bm. Suaple, SSbn Hne, Can't Sapdee, 2
SIcom SterHer, 8, Sdatcc 3. Spare, Weas
~ Saeis, Srl. Smifb, 9lep. 9. Shinnfl,
Som'l Scctt, Scre. SrhnppeI, Schn Smith,
elausoille, Sehn Spiee, 2hc's Stefel, Bm
3apIcr, 1au aRatts, Nree. lBitman, glas
than ycbe, go. 9)che, 9)dfsl u. SSallndn.
Y. z. 9lube, Ncifmeifer
Set q. iS4l. *-2n,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
9lQC6rtCIlt

wjrb bicmit 9eaetcn, bas bic lInterieifuctcn
ais @recutcrcn Ucn Der SNinterldfcnfdaft res
ocritprbcnen peter everett lcttbin
pcu 2Dun Gnunitp, 2chn &auntD, nuacs
felt wcrteu ftno. 2IIle tiejcni8cu, metd,e
ned, auf ir0Cuo cine 2lrt an bic S.irterlafcns
fdlaft Ihuloia fJnb, mcrccn auf9cforeert ius
uerhdIb QGcdcn at;tc;ablCu - uro Gol.
de, wclde nod rcdtn6giqc Nprbcrungrn AT
bclagte S,ntcrlaecrftdft tabcn, wcretu rbcns
faUS 9ebeteu tbre IcdbnurQen iuuerholb rbis
GER 3eit etnSuhinbQcn, bdmit aac5 in Iids
ti9tCit 9cbrod)t pctten fam.
Dcter S0oaS, Gr,,rs
8hpn16 everett s - ''''
SCptcmber s, nq-Gm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
S50uern ueDntt Ob0ebt!
Hufct all uno nebmt ole 2lrbettiparcns
oe Wi1id)ine in 2tuQcnl6ein !

" ~LNNtNtANS Wv ~tl'lhillNANlh
Die llntcrlhrtetcncn bitten I'm Grloubnis
cem pubifum auSusci9eu, oaB te frlecnce
@jerithe fir SIuern gum Sertauf auf 9ano
bdbcn, cher auf Seltelluuaen Ucrfertiatn Wcrs
ben. sic habeu @aprcu's Grefd,mafftue,
nit 8erbcfIerun9en, tpslde ben Sir0eru bon
9trrthamrtcn, Sert5 uno 2cd)d ale cine Der
beteu befannt lit, bic bi6bcr nod, au60efuns
Den purSe, NIT elmer 0crltolidcu pfcrerges
pllt, fur Ypeldle MIR gut lfehen paf itc oaus
crbaft 1T uno ben &dNfcr poafcmmCu befrics
oiot. Eteielbe hat ltd) erruieIfu caB snei
Dfcroe Die 2lrteit prn pier tartt ousrid)tcn
founen. Sie batcu audi So tires Natent
NfcrceQcWdIt, neldfe6 cbeufall6 cine bauer
tafte @jClpdlt 1T. Hteirlte il fir ;,rct Nfers
ee ciu9erttbtet, 1T dber nndb ftdrf 0rnua fir
4 pferec, init ltdrfem Sjue, une 1T eeswc0en
ocrtheiIhaft ba6 ic lcid,t orn eiuCm Srt
gum auocrn 9cbrddlt mcreen fam. 0teie
Gcwalt 1T Id,ou Sabre i'm Staat 9icuDcrt
i'm @jebrdidl, vuroc leBte6 cSabr nadl Berf6
SauntD qebrad1t, dllne Die 9tdChfraQe eafur
Ic fart mar, oae fIc nid,t in Stduoe ipareu
9euu9 gu oCrfcrtigen Sie perferti9eu aud
auf Setelluugeu 8urles' Nfercc Gjewalt.-
Sur ole Obigen WaIbiuen uno Qfsrec9cmals
ten itebcn fe ell Sahr gut.
Sic baben 9Cgenpdrtj9 cine orrtreflIlidle
3meIpfcrbc Maidliuc NIT Nferrc9ewaIt gum
8erfduf auf }Nau6, lpeld)e fe int Stauoe ijuo
Su rparncn cap Ie leiClt unb laubcr treidlt,
oauCrbaft lit, un6 lpeldbe lJe all eiucn, billtseu
prei6 ablcbcn per6en.
Sic babeu swet lgcyfititter, BIC cine nobe
bel 9icmi9'6 Wuklc III 9iorthamrtru 9auus
fdip, unc bic duhere III Ger QGi0jdm Straet
nnbe bel llreB, Sd9cr uuo Cos. StUbr in
9lncutdllt.
8lidlrbsit wtrS inter biIi9en gceinguu'
gen oerrihtct. g8ir laeen bic @auern uue
anecrc Gin bti uns au;urufcu uno fltr fh
leItlt ju urtbeileu.
9tntbcnn Mtbel, uno Go.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
Nertioen SletOnn0slfltfen,

llnterbclen gu ocridieeencn Nreteu.
Die cbtgeu SlciouuBehufs ftnp untcr iets
'ner 9IuffId)t 9ertad)t rporceu NIB er lit rplls
lens, iie cbne alle6 roettCre Sob fur lIcb ieIbit
'geeen Su ldfen.
9Iud, bat ct eiueu 8orratb orn Stc6s,
6emoefragen, uno pemcen 81 oertdufcn.
"Idpes Ma II fir S6neteer flno
irnmerfcrt bst ibm gu babcu.
Sanle8 SameIcrl
%Sr mint rcob INNER SifcrDs uuo Sic
den Spcls Elm, rpcfilr ct Die 'bbhifen Wtarfts
preife bsSdblt.
sllentdun, Sept. 90. n1-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
S5auern (cbet bo !!
eentS q. SnGlcD'5 Grefhmafbinen
oe0en Ole 9Selt

9e9en Ole 9Selt
Ter llnterlbriebCne if banfbar fir tie 70
9rCemii:bige lluterftaeurg msld,r man ibm
bl6 baber bat Sufonmen IaBen, uub benad}s
rtdEi9et ieine 8reunre uno oas 9Dublifum i'm
aagemeiHen, baB er fertfabrt pbenbcnamte
bernbmte DreihmaidiueH in Ger Staot 9ns
lentnut, unTerhdlb gdrber'6 Sutfhenmac1s
er Sd,ap nlo nahe bel bem @efduaniB, ,ll
oerfcrti9en, unb INNER einen @prratb duf
Nauo bar, Die aus ben beten Waterialieu
nib auf bic bFifm6glidlite Q8eifr 9emad)t (Ino,
uno NIT ben belten leberucn Riemen ucrIeben
iIuo. Seit ecu lcsteH spei 5ahrcn hat or
oteieibe oerfcrti9t nno eini9e 6uneert wurs
ben ieitoem oerfauft, nuo CT foroert jeorrs
man auf cine cin;i9e IN ietgen, iuelde nidbt
oen SEdufcr tefrieoi9t bat. @r fdmeidleIt I'D,
eae er nun DiaIdlinen bat, lpeldle IeiCt,tcr
Iaufcn, ffdrfer breften unb bauerbaftcr jno,
ais Ile irgeno ionftno in oieIer grgeno pers1
fertigt peroen. gGsr Icldle gRafd,incn mo-
tbig bar, tpilree nehl thuu Gidl an ben unter,
SeidHcten ;u peneen, oenu er miro I'D, be-
mlihen oll9emeine 3ufrieeeubeit an qebcn.
User ole Wafhinen iu prctiren mllnidjt, eer
brandt nrtt ;u bcfllrdten ea6 or llberpcrs
theilt piro, inoem er feiu GieIo nimnit bic
etr Dtaihne lIdI sur 3ufrieeenheit bes Sfdus
fers belplelelt hat. @r laoet ieine 6reunbe
uno eaS publifnm Elm auSuruFcn nno leine
sDlaiebiurn 81 bciehen, ehe fte lcnftfpc faufen.
JlatbN Gdnart, 9t9ent
fllr ecws u. gSu6leD.
.]ui1 Ha-bu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
Doctor Guens.

llniperfa[ Starfuu9s Nfafer, rpel6es
1luper9lei6ltb II. lniibertrefli6 III.
0srriibmt nm Sd,mereu pocr SGwdd.
'ieitsn In Der Sruit, Der Seits cber ben @les
bern sn fnriren. @jIeidfans fir Hbeumas
iism, eebrrsStranfbeiten uno HYspeplIa.
Tiefe pcrtrefFidle Meb5in il III baben in
BEN 8ndfcbr res
q z. Huhe.
sIll6ntt lSy lS4le n9-tp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
8reper llnp 9la9et's
ileuc unc prrbedette Dferoefraft
muo Grefcsofi,aiebine
aeaen eie 9Iselt !!

HtDNU wv LlAit
lie llnterseithneten banEen ibren Ereunben
uno rem 9,ublifum fur Die Iiberdle llmterltii,
sung, fpeIdle ie ibnsn geGdentt baben unc
seigcn hermit an, cas Iie ned, fcrtfabren
an itrem alteu Stanpe, birtter @angemer's
WhtbsbauS uno nnterbalb 8lumcrs Gru,
derei in 2Iicntauu, Creld)mafhinen uno
pfcrcetraft lu perfertigen.
llnlfre pfereetraft beltebt aus 3 re 2Irs
ten, rucrrn bic etue gang neu, teifer uno eans
crhafter ut, ale ale frnbercn.
l8ir mcucn bier nirht behnlptrn, hdB uus
itre GreIhmaIhinen io btel bclier dnb, al6
ee ,peichc bon antern ecuten gemadIt uuo
perfauft rercen, dllein mir babeu bas 0ers
tranen anf GIe, eaB iie cine 9lrpbe auebalten
uub Iaeeu eaS Eubnflm Gin, fd) bel oenen
,u befra0cn, peld,e unlere Walbiucn i'm sc,
trauCb hdben, ndmlld:
Sauiel Sd,neiper, SiibsQGbcitbaQ.
Sellla WGiller, 30
Solcmpu Sornen 10
Sobu y. 8e9clp, Gan9fbmamm,
0crf6 @auntD.
QGir ltebeu abrr nidt an Su bebaurteu, bne
nnlerc neue
&JrCfEs5s Nn0 4S4gag1tCDii1e
dIe autcre 9lrtCu iltertritFt, neil iIe eiufatrr
1T, lelhtrr fhafft, fd'6ucre glrbsit mad,t uub
oauerbafter uno ncbfeiler it, aIs bic anccrn
9fufet dIo bel une art--tpir (tno juft gCras
be 70 liberdl, ipie dncere 2cute audi, mir red)s
uen feinrn Sent fur eas bcicbcn.
Sreoer mo Jta9el.
9Ine Nlitmteitcn Die IN ttr Sad, 9eb5rcn,
pauftljd bc(cr9t.
2IlIcntaulJ SuIi %. nq-6Wi
3eu9ntB.
lBtr bic llnter,chueten bobcu Die Waldi.
lie gum Orefdeu uuo Nuten, peld,e pen
Srecer unb Oiagcl 9emddt Wprbeu it i'm Gje,
brand, oelcben uno e6 ut uuicre Wiciuuu9,
oo6 lIe belIer, cinfddler unb eouerhafter 1T,
ais irgcac cine anbcrC Wiaidinr, rie mir &c.
icbcn babeu
SOenrU 2Cra5, SOCnrD Bolbert,
QSm. Grelnlln, @cDrge 9Saltert
Gllcmcu Sod.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
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ten ale @rccutcren Scu Der NinterlnGcnf.hoft
hes peritcrtcncu Saccb 9 d ant, IcBts
binUon Sbcr'9NtIfctb Gaunfhip, 2eda @alms
tD, dngcitcat mcrocn Gub.-2lIle Dtcicuaer,
mclde rcd auf irgcro cine 2Irt fdbulci9 IJnp,
mcrocn eober ouf9efrrtcrt spiid'cn nua urb
benz 1ilen TCccnlter 1S4l 0iidltafCit Su ma
den--l,no Sc!dlc, meldlc rcchtmd6ige Trrs
ceruu9cn an beiagtc S,irtcrtaGcnfdaft haten,
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