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THE GLAD RETREAT.

THE GLAD RETREAT.
Beneath an elm, a green old elm,
raised rustic seat,
The boughs low bending DER my head
The green grass at my feet,
A little strcamlet dancing by,
With voice so clear and sweet;
The air.spirits low and mournful sigh
Oh, twas a glad retreat
And often when the dewy morn,
Just when the earliest ray,
That from the chariot Of the sun,
Betokened coming day
I'd HE me to my glad retreat,
10 that old elm I ID stray,
And by that rude and rustic seat,
I'd kncel me down ana pray.
And at the sultry hour OF noon,
| d seek The cooling shade,
And listen to the murnurng sound
That little strcamlct made.
And watch the bright BIRDS gancing Ihro'
The branches old and young
And wondered as they gaily flew
What was the song they sung.
But time has passed, those days are gone
Ay, more long years have fled
And lying o or that little brook,
withcrcd trunk and dead.
But memory often wandcrs back,
On fancy's pinions free
III ne or forget the rustic seat
Bsneeth the old elm tree
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-09

PeP'lc ana Liver affection for MANY 90. :.
anu followed the advice of Physicians con
s'uetel en- lI'enl, IN their profession viii
U n oelng benefited. finally tried Dr.
refers Msdtcinae S,omdchicaec Ell HeDJc,a.
ana alter making use OF two =, , ,
found myself restored 10 perfec, helm
my counienance instead of being pale md
haggard, resumed its former hoa,hcnl
appearance, and incredtubIe as i mov
appear, gained nearly twenty pounds
additional weight in the short space Of ion
weeks. Il IS i've months since slonne1
taking the Medicine, and have el M
return OF the disease, nor have The
,east reason to suspect shall, would
earnestly recommend all persons similar
~ afflicted, to make trial OF the same rem.
edy BRYAN ALLEN
Prepared by JOSEPH PRlEsrLEY PEreRs.
". u. p. b. c. p. NJ. al his institution
tor the cure OF Chronic Diseases. by
means Of vegetable remedies, No. l29
New York, Inventor and
sole Proprietor,
Price S4 per box.
This justly celebrated medicine IS for
'ale at the Drug Store OF David Jewetl,
Liberty, (ulss.)
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-09

Judicial Anecd0te. Previous to the las,
war, when Judge Chase United States
Senator from New Hampshire, was on his
way TO Congress, he passed the first night
OF his journey at Windsor, Vermont,
where a man stole his boots. The thief
was apprehended, imprisoned and tried.
Guilty was rendered and Judge E,
proceeded to deliver the sentence of the
court to the following effect
Tim Flanagan you are found guilty
of stealing pair Of boots. You stole in
the fall Of the year, which aggraya:es
The offence, for had you stolen them in
the heat Of summer, the sufferer could
have walked abroad barefooted, without
serious Inconvenience. But the case in
worse Than this. You stole the boots
from a great man--lro,R Judge Chase
and not only from Judge Chase, but from
Senator IN this great American Cons
gress, and that too previous to the com.
mencement OF an important session.
momentus period when it was expected,
on every side that war against Great Bri,
tain was TO be declared. See, and stand
aghast at the results which might have
ensued from your nelerous act The
Judge might have been disposed to cast
his vote against the war, his vote might
have been The turning point Of the mat
ter BY the loss of his boots he might
have been delayed slmetime in Obtaining
others IN The meantime, the awful ques.
ton OF war or no war might have been
brought up. In Consequence Of his alb.
sence, the decision might have been in IA.
vor Of war, and thus upon you, sir, would
have rested the whole responsibility of
hat terrible event.
You and you only, wou'l have been
accountable for the immense expenditure
OF treasure resulting from conhct-for
he blood OF the thousands spilled on the
held Of batlle-lor the honors of victory
and deleai--lor plunderings and burniags
--lor massacres and carnage--lor our
wives and daughters butchered or vi.
'laled-iho tears and agony OF widows
and orphanl Yes, sir, all this would have
rested upon you and in consideration
u The happiness of your offence, in view
II these dreadful consequences which
night nave resulted from your act, the
court sentences you TO six months i'm.
,rIsonment in The common jail.n
Judge L. delivered this without smile;
md the man seeing whom he had to deal
With, thus addressed him in turn:
May II plais yer honor, it's an asy
to be shure,- for such dade as
er honor says, but Id be ather putting
to yer honor's conscience If six months
emit very unfortunate pariod TO sit mo
Don Tor. iii be comm out o iail list as
inter is comm on, an may -bs | won't DO
Die 10 be glttin' work, and then I'll b.
eprlved o boots TO my fate, and Willis to
70 mouth. II yer honor, wud moo, DO
lnd and jonlae enough TO sit me doom
n three or nine months, il I'D be more
in yer honor, intirely."
" Very good, MIR. Prisoner, replied tho
idge, still perfectly composed in coun-
nance, the court in consideration OF
10 validity Of your plea, reduces the
rm TO .hree months. Take him a.
ay.'"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-09

ENtlE subscri ers have on hand lot
ofSperm Candles, which they Of
fer low by the box or smaller quantity.
FOR CASH ONLY.
T. W. HITCHCOCK. 81 Co.
Liberty, Ocl. 9TH 1871. Ill
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State of Mississippi


Circuit Court, to November, Term, l84l
Van +. Swearlngam,
vs.. Attachment for
William Middleton $3.50
nj Office is hereby given, that on
9th of July, l84l, Van f. Swear
ingam, plaintiff in This case, applied for
an Obtained an attachment from Russell
Jones, Justice OF tie Peace, in and Ior
said county against the goplS AMI chal.
tells, lands and leneinentS, OF William Md
dlelon, defendant, for the above sum Of
$3.50, returnabIe at a circuit court to Le
holden al Liberty in aud for ANTE coun-
ty, on the second Monday in Novem .Lr
next, l84l, and unless the said defendant
shall appear, give special bail aud plead
or demur, within The time prescribed for
appearances at said Term, Judgment final
viii be demanded against The property at.
lached, and the properly SO attached will
be sold and applied to the payment OF
the plaintiffs demands and all COSTS.
l.. NJ. Dan Is, OK.
Geo. F. Webb, PinmD's Attorney.
Liberty, Sept. 80, 1871 4ow4
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-09

Francis Granger, Iato post master gen.
eral, has been elected TO Congress, from
the 96ih Congressional district. He was
elected by vote Of four hus lred msjori-
~ over his competitor.
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BONNETS.

A FINE lot Florence Straw Bonncis, En-
N gllsh straw do, shaker Hoods, al prices
from six bits to $40.
Oct. 20, 1871 ~
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-09

a NROM the extensive applicability to
general disease, which this remedy
! possesses, as is demonstrated in the de-.
tailed cures OF various complaints. and
the universal success which attends its
use, the Proprietor feels justified in claim
ing for 1t, superior Consideration. The
numerous testimonials oil its effects. from
Physicians, Druggists, and distinguished
individuals, places it beyond the doubtful
remedies OF the day, and sat,t es il 10 Sye.
rial confidence.
These Pills having acquired an unpre.
cedented celebrity as an Anr.Dyspepric
and Ant-Bllious Remedy; and this repu.
tdtlon being fully susta med by the hiuh
character OF It's testimonials, and The in.
creasing demand for the Medicine-it is
only necessary Tor the Proprietor 10 con
tlnue the Caution, that the Public NAV
not mistake other medicines, which are
INTRODUCED as Tomato preparations for the
true Compound Tomato PiLls.
For Inll account Of This Medicine,
testimonials, &c, see Pamphlets, in tho
hands OF all who sell it.
Price, so Ccuis per Boz
This extraordinary Medicine is for
sale at David Jewert's Drug Store, in
Liberty. who is sole agen for this Coun
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-09

VS.. Attachment Tor
Tho's P. Brown, $50 90.
NJ Office is hereby giveG that on the
" 29th Of July, 1871, Thomas Nc
DoweIi plaintiff in this case applied for
and obtained an attachment fro Han
Mcknight Justice Of the Peace in and
Tor The county of Amite, against the gools
and thauels, lands and lenemenls. Of
i, p Brown, for the above SUN of $3.50,
returnable 10 the November Tenn next,
Of the ANTE circuit court, to be holden on
the second Monday in November, 1871,
and unless the defendant shall appear,
give special bail aud pead or demur,
within the time prescr cd for appearance
al said Term, Judgment final wlll be de-
manded against the properly attached,
and the property soat,achej will be sold
and applied for The payment OF the plain.
tiff's demands and all costs.
f.. NJ. DAVIS. Crk.
r C. Taibprt, Pjaiaj6s Aitrn q.
Liberty, Sept. so, 1871. Dw44
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p o Il 4 II Y.
"LIenes Poetru eralts

'Henee Poetry Gratis
Her poice 10 ages; and informs the page
VIII music, image, sentiment and thought,
Neper to die! the treasures Of mankind
Their highcs' honor, and their trusst joy"
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Planters are respectfully invited 10 cal
aud examine our sloc.> elore purchasing,
We feel assured we can sell m IA good
ier'ns as any Of our neighbors. Our sock
will embrace II general assortment Of all
articles which are in demand.
Our goods are all new aud fresh, hav-
ing been purchased in the northern cities
within the last month, which will enable
"a Ia sell alta very small advance from
New Orleans prices.
r. W. HITCHCOCK, & Co.
Sept 8 l84l tf37
Store in TIilorsons' Brick Block, op
pOsite The Court House.
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Laureas County, Ga. Nov. 4lh, 1888.
10 who@ il may concern The under
'lgaSd was severely afflicted with Dys.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-09
DIR. G. r. PHELPS
COMPOUND
TO M A TO PILLS

The vegetable remedy Tor d seases ari.
sing from impurities Of the Blood; UysDoD.
Sia, Scr9Hid, and al! Chronic Diseases.
Also, a substitute for Cdiomei as a Ca.
tharlic in FEvERs, and all BiHous AGec.
iiOuS
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-09

W.. Nl1NESs the Honorable
.saynFaS. Christian Hoover, Judge oil
5SSSN1gS The Probate Court, of Pike
s county the fourth Monday in
" August, A. d. one thousand
eight hundred and for'y-one.
Issued The 25lh day Of August, l84l.
r. d. PADELFORD, CFk.
Sept l84l 6"36
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PIKE ConyTY.

PEeBATE COURT: To OCTOBER TERN, lS4l.
10 all persons interested IN Mpredi estate
Of John Leapir, dpcedsed-GREErING
NOU are hereby command to be aud
appear before the Probate Court
of Pike county, at the Court House in
llolmesvllle, on the 4lh Monday in o.
iober next, and show cause il any you can
why an order should not then and there
be made, aulhorlsng the administrator
of said deceased, TO sell the following de-
scribed land, belonging To the estate oil
said deceased, to viii The norteasl quar-
Ter Of section Iwenty-iour, ia township
three of range seven, east, containing an
hundred and fifty six and seventy nine
one hundredlh acres the southeast quar-
ter of same section township and range,
containing one hundred tity-six and Sc
venty-nne one hundredlh acres, and The
east half OF the soullwes, quarter Of
same section township anl range, contain
ing seventy eight and forty one huudredth
acres
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From DR.. James EtceH, Author ofthc Me,t
zeal Companion, or Family Physician.

New Orleans, Goth Dec. 1881.
TO all aohom IL may coacern-This is to
certify, that | have witnessed the opera.
ton Of DR.. Peters Medicinae Stomachicae
81 HePthedc, in number of very obsi-
na'e Dyspeptlc and Liver affections, OF
iong standing. | have no hesitation in
declaring them the most valuable prepar-
sHon Tor those distressing ailments, that
nave sver come within nv knowledge.
JAMES EWELL, NJ. %.
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'IUIt y UtVTEFu'
TO THE PUBLIC.

MiIIedgovlIe, Ga. June 1881.
A servant girl Of mine, who had for
several years labored under Dyspeplic
and Liver affection, and whose life had
deSpaircd Of, after the trial Of several
Physicians to relieve her, was successful
ly treated by Dr. Peters Of This place. Mil.
edgeville,) whom consider pre-eminenily
skilled in those complaints.
r. A. GREENE.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

81 1a6I EiIIlcr hane eie NFii1AnIie g.
ia,rirben. HIefaus Fam betnrhmfn n mel,
der idaailen WeIelIftnfi lidl Der piIlenerehef
anfh1It crnn eiee ilt Der ndinIishe Gutter,
Der wabrlebeinlic) binter eilerne QhiIren 9es
maneerf mire, ipenn er nid)t einen pornrH
ut ter Saidle 9ehabt bate. ggea, "9Ieidl
unb eIeidb geIelIt iid) serne."
@r fdgt er (ei Dor Der @ntId,eienn9 bes
publifuns uidlt ban9e. @r braudlt audi
nid,t, e6 hat idlsn, aber ildlerlidl nidlt jn
ietnen 9nniten, entiheeen.
@r fa9t baB ct einenl ieeen befpeiien fcnne
eaB oerjenige Elm giigner iei, Der behoupte
oas er bic beiprp6ene slufliee fir ben 9ies
publifaner 9eIbrieben babe 9tidt lp bieio
Nr. Sebmiet. Seldle Seradhe bort man
nid5t alIein in 9IAentaun, Ionsern and hdlt'
fla bort man lIe auf eem philaoelpber Sifbs
mdrft. 9Bdre es aber nid5t nett ebrbarer
fir ibn geipeIem, nit Ieiucn Seipeilen bersors
,ufcmmeii, ais IClde Sprade iu 9ebrauhen2
9Iber 3en9en herocr iu rnfen menn nan fel
ne bdt, 9eht audi sIemlldl Ser9auf 9So ftne
bonn Shire 8eneiIe 2 aber bier, irie eiu ieber
Der iuS grf6horu 9cia9t it, mus er nit icls
der Spradle ieinen StusDeg bobneu, 9Bir
teoauern i'm iuuiglid, unb fIno wilIi9 ben
Sprud, ju erfliacn "tbue mpbl eenen Die
bib bd6en."
Das Sor. Ghmitt immer fId nod tcfla9f
oaB er unlhulpig iei ii i'm b0dllten gracc
lid1crIitb. gHenu er audi unidlultig. 9eipe.
fen pire, 70 bitte er bod fGdcrlid jeBt per
picut, Elm gauges Satr binourd, tilttig 9cs
betbclt III iperoen. wclhes and geftebeu lca,
Wcnn ibm lein 8prrdtb 4tllen nid't auSgebt
Cem bat er nitt in Ieinem lesten 9Irtifel
,,pri @jeiitlite Serreu auf cine inbirefte
lGeiIe unifulbig dnoe9riffen ? @r bat Qifti:
le NfeiIe 9e9eu Oldnner ab9eldcBen, eencn
cr 'nidlt wilroi9 it cie Sduhriemen su l6s
ieu." edet inn abcr MIR fortldlinecu, fem
3iel miro che lau9e ou6laufcr, uuo er lpirc
III ieiuem 9eiomricu erfnbreu, eas CT iIdl ei'
nes 8er9ehens fhulbi9 0cmaft bat cuB er
bereucn pirb. Gle Gjtifltdeu Gerren pers
eeu bies aIs eiucu neueu 8epCi6 aufehen,
cde caS Sprihmcrt: "8pr rem Ieufcl fam
man lId, bIten, ober Dor Der 2dteBun9e
uid,t," NIX Su lpabr 1T.
ShlieBlidl bitten mir Die GiciltIide Ser
rem uur su bebenfeu, orn welher 9lid1tung
oicie aifti9e 9lfeile fcmmen, bics, nit Der @rs
iunerun9 an nhchitcbenee gGorte, miro lte
Ucttpmmen terubi9cu.
"Stne Ccren blibt fCin 8rnu; nuf @rben,
Quit UcrmdhIt iTd of Der petn,
llub Upu buubert Sreuocu bic uus Wtrcer,
gIh 1T cine faum gang rein"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
Sin @tbtpnrm pgn 2lcnlterbaItcr.

SO it cine au6qemad,te Sdd,c oas unfcrc
Stadt6s9lie9clwe9e uno @dndle Jest before
G5cfhifte prrrihteu mic jc suocr, unb bod
ecten Die empfan9cnen 3OGc ntht ole 8cSabs
lung Der Seamteu uno Die gluetclicrunqen
an ocnielten !--@6 it bdrum wcil @cuucrr6r
pcrtcr Die 9lnSdbl Ger NemtcrbaItcr permchrt
bat uuo eincm jcorn 9roBfdrctCnoeu 9ctcs
SOfo Ddrthci9du9cr weldler ocreidlt eiu
pdar Snmmeu MAIDEN fanu, ctncn NIde ouf
rcu 6feuhldcn g8erfcn gc9ctrn bat. Go6
8clf irlIte etcicm @inbait thm unb ciucn
rchtihafeucn @cuUeru6r erwdhIeu, iruft
uimmt unicre Stadt6Ihub 10 sn bas am @ns
De bic 8aucrcicu uuo Niules fur bcrcu Ses
sdhluu9 pcrpf1nbCt werren millCn, Ino bic
6ifentIheu Wcrfeu Die Die @infinfte eiutras
gen, rpie man crpartcte. QaBt Die oieleu uns
nDtbiqeu @emtei batter ab3eHanft wereen, bic
Yorter an9etellt bat-iu etni9cu pIdscn, 100
ciner n6thig,tlf, ltno bret au9eltcIIt, Die, ans
itutt bas iTe an ibrcn Stsacn bIeiben, I'M
Staate lumber gehen, uuo fir porter uuo lId,
felbft nit oem @eloe bes Staats eIecticnies
reu. - QBr in9cu, erndhIet Den cbrIihen
SchnS an 8 i'm ndd,ffen Sp6tjabr uuo
cr miro balo Die 8lutiau9cr abcanfen uub
Spariamfcit einfrlhrcn.-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
GriNiitrItir,itfAt

Gin 1cbr Widti0er @egenTano fir ben
Qauomirtb 1T eie Sd1mctl,Vpd,t, ha bel bcrs
iclbcu ale Nbfdue aus etner Wutbld,lft Al
9tiBen Uerpen6et nerben t6nnen, uno bic
Wnbe, bicle Ghtere auf;ultchen uno Su mas
fen pcrhdltniemdBt9 9criu9 1T, itno eurdb eCs
rem Hnuger, Der at 9eipincn 3peden uunllBa-
bar III, IcId,c htnldngIid) bcS1hIt mir6. Slls
Iciu Gin fat oi9cmctrer TebIer IN ticfen
3pct0e Der 9dubnirtbftoft 1T Der, bas man
bier nod ipcnioer rpie bctm Hinorich bdrauf
bebad,t 1T, CUTE HaBen Id) anSnihafen unc
ju sicbcn; Wn6 bed, fur Scn ganomdnn etn
entcbieocucr 9orthcil lein mllrce. Gcn ben
Qe9enpirti0en am mciltcn in 9iuf (tehcnoCu
9ioeeu mcIlen mir bier rur cine auebcben
neil mir 9Iaubeu, oaB e6 fur ben Sauern uiS
frrcr @eoeno am Ieittcften ii, I'D, gerabe
bteIe anSufdaffcn, inecm lold,e Itcn al cius
,clnen puutten QcScqen Werceu. 9Sie meis
nen n6mlidl ole &erfIhire 6aee.
SertIbtrrS g hn It.-Shre Naupt'
ctoenifaften lTnb :. orcee @eitalt, ile ipie9cn
pcn 300 III 500 Nfuuo ipenn Ie 4 bts .
Sabre alt tIub /; IIe fouucn ibrigen6 III ir9enb
eincm 2lltsr 0emdifet weroeu, lIno Ietdtfuts
teri0, uno mdilcn I'D, ldlncaCr alssir9eno els
ne auocrc arcee Scrte iIe pernehren Idl
itdrf, cine Sau wtrft meiiteuS oonsS bi6 l5
TerteIu; fte fIno quite 3ud'tIhpeiiie; gcben
fir cie pcn ibueu perschrte Gucutitdt Cutters
cine 9r6sere Wen9e SIcilt, uno in, 8erhdlts
nis ~ ibrem iibrigen G6rper 9rosere Sd,ins
fen als ir9eno cine anbcre 2lrt; iIe iIno ltarf,
uuo leben gut bel 9rcbem Sutter; fInc iebr
Oaurrhaft uuo fonneu gut 9etrieben wercer.
sic unterlheioen iTh burdI ihre Sdrbe, in
Gem &c flit curd,ain9i9 lhwarS itnc uno wcie
gcflectt bnben feline Soriten, ooer MIR ipenls
Iest mitteImdsig 9rcBe Sbren bnm unc wcs
ul4 behaart-Iuo lang uue ruub in R0rpcr,
breit auf Gem 9ii6en, fbpcr ouf Der 8ors
bduc, babcn mittelmdei9 9rpeen Rcpf fursc
8eine. Sie BADEN ne9en ibrer @jrDee uno
lfcnti9en 0uten @genfhaftcn etncn ans9cbreis
! tcten 9fuf erlan9t, uuo iInc cbne Srd9e bic
4 bette oollbntige Sd,rpelnerdee Die es gebt,
uur Die einSige b6ie Gi9culdiaft baben fe pcu
Dem gemeinen Sdweine, oas Fe etipas pilc
/ fIHe. -9loler.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
0nN 0lplf tpnti,ct nuf !

@s freuct uns su bcmcrfeu ras ba6 8cIt
beies Staats gu Der Bidti9feit Der brrans
nabencen g8abl aufdnst au3mpahcn. gu
teiuer auoern 3eit bate Der Staat 9etreue
uno SurdtIoie Mdnuer CUR SerwaItun9 ieis
ner 9lugele9euhciten mebr n6tbi9, ais Cbeu
III Der 9e9euwirti9en 3eit, no cine oerSweis
felte Satticn, Ole 70 uncbrlidh ale fIe pers
fdmrnccrilh unb 9ciitesid)wdh it,, Die 3u9el
rer Ac9ieruu9 an Id 9rriiIen bat. Gurd,
ubelbcratbene 4line uno Srperimente 1T
pruniDIolnien in cine Shulbcullit Il pernifelt
wcrceu, bic piel ;u 1d)per it, ais 6aB es jes
mails i'm Stanoe ieiu fpiro oieIelbe beiabIen
,u f6nnen, meun nitt ebrIiheu Wiinuer oas
3ueer in Die SSinoe 9egebeu wire. Die Iests
herige Ncmiuiifraticn bate uns pcn einem
StaatsfIar befreit nno bic StaatssWerfc
eintrd9lidb 9emad,t uno babel bic Staatss
ld)uIo eber orrminoert ale perQrosert. Scits
Dem PORTER aber ans 9fuoer gefommen 1T, bat
er Die Staatsfdlulo nm uiele Willonen uers
mehrt uuo Sarirung miro in jeoem @5eifdft5.
,meig perfpnrt. @s it oaber bphe 3eit, oae
oaS BoIf in pollen @rnite ein SDltem beilias
merer 9leform anfauae-eine 9sefcrni, ipeldle
Den Staat aud leincr gs9sntpirti9su perwi'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Sim yrrleetcn TreitdA, in Dilirift Gauns
fdip, gerts @auntD, cr. q bra b m d o.
nj a, cbceem ein @inwebner prn SbersOsil'
foro GaunIdip, oieier @auntp, i'm 70lten Sdbs
re IeineS 9ilter6. Sim oaraufolgeneen Sams
lfaa puroe CT BEL Der Sufen'Rirdle beeroi9t,
ipcbei Der Ghrn. or. j9ermau Der dltere, eis
ne pasenoe Jlebe hielt, rber bic 9Sorte phis
Upper Gap. |. Der erite GbeiI ces 23teu 8er'
les.
9tm teBten Srunta9 in eicfer Stlbt, 8. s.
SosimbadN, ant Slagen nuitsrr, I'M 7ten Wlos
nat leiues 2Iiers.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Der 8inGs Bercin lit MIleutaum
al ibreu ielig oeritcrbenen, bchgeadteteu
6reuno uno Srueer 2l y, 9f y . q , 8.
Dit nafen Sit6e
Siebt etn Sober auf ete 8ruft ;urife,
$50 on ihlummerl Geius eW'qe Dub
Rurs rpar bier Cciu 2ebeu aud,
$50 bic @ugel ldwcberL
lDD bic Seel'9en Ilno bit Du
Grub bit On aus eielcr BeIt 9eitteeeu,
SaIo, ADJ mir ~ balo nnhm Old Der Soo
lNin iuS 9tetth SunI em'9en 6rteoen,
Gum 9llIgilt'9en, aUer Wienldcn 9ctt
Iirbt mehr peilIt Ou in ben 9idumen
Deiner ittaen, mei1en gBirfinmfeit;
Ceine @eilte6s Santen fperben temcn,
GUd Cu febIlt nit Deiuer 9ecliChfeit.
Dur III 3n9euo fane'f Eu mahre Srcuec,
Die Geo 5Ner3eus iunrcs Sehneu ftiHt;
llno cem Maun in Observation-Disclosures,
Strablelt Gu ais Bcrbilb-ren uHb miIe.
Sn ben 3irfeln, ipo Tt Iugeuo siuts,
Craft Oh ais Gin WnItertilb herppr;
9Iqe marbeu lid gum Suienfrennse,
Define Wilrfd,e Seeer itd erfohr.
gIid, mir bottsn, @Nler, lid aefunSsu
Sn Der Utitte unIeres Bersins;
Bon benz SreuntGtbafs JfrauS MART hu unt'
puneen,
Dcu tn Isbsne fdlar9f In Gins
Dcd, no bit Dup IrbtenIhIeier bin9en
Sn hem Ndume, eert Oh sinft beIcelt,
Sober Con in uufcren @efdngen
Sra9t $50 1T er, Der 70 fhmerslid feblt =?
llne bon Wauern fhalIt e6 eumpf nno otiter:
9iiemnls, nicmnIs mehr pire ct eingcbn
Su bies @bcr Der treueu Sdnaess&rhter,
SenIeitS nur f6nnt tbr i'm pieberlebn.
Na mic fdnurio, IN bcflrmm'nrr Wrife
ppdt Der Soaitcr ftmerBrrrtf 'ner Bruit ;
6ier in nn1erm enget, ltilIen Srctfe
8uhIt ods Snnre tiefer ben Gerluff,
DaB etn 6reunb, Elm BrltoCr uus entri1en,
@iner Wuttcr bpffnungeUolIsr Scbn;
3br6neu, Srducrppfcr bic tbm fiesen,
Stei9en auf Sn Der @er9eIhm9 2brcn!
6abr eenn tppbl Du 3rautcr uufrer Seele,
Did, 9cletct infer heisss Slehn !
Shlumm're ruhi9 III Der Grobr6 06hle,
ShIummre ruhio tis auf Wieoerfchn
ShIunt'rc bis nit unIcrs Sdid1aIS Sdla9t
lStr aud jCnirtt6 81 Dir ilber0chn,
limb ant 9rcecn gIuferitcbun9Ss1dae
2Irm IN gIrm am 0tihteritubte itcbn.
Mit ua0en SIide
Strbt Elm Sober uuf cte @ruft ;urife,
gBc IN fhIummCrit Deine ew'gr Dub
SurS mar bier Ocin 2eben
800 bic @n9ct fd,meben,
$50 Die Seel'gcn fno, bit aud, Tn!
Trub biz Gu aus bieler Welt gefhebcn,
Salc, ADJ nur 81 balc nahm bid, Der 2po
S1tn iu6 3eitb gum ew'9cn Sriercn,
Gum 2Ill9nt'9en, allcr Dleniden @ctt.
@. R.
9lIentaun, ben l1ten 9lu0nif, 1s4l.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

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Hnb ,ihn auf ftine ffahefil INSTRUMENTATION
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feinen ehemnIeen itcIsen 9lang utter ielnen
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een, tae Caoie 9l. PORTER iammt feinem galb
gen lemtertaIter.3rce dus thfen 9lcmtern
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penn es iein eigenes g9rbI unb oae 98cbl iel'
ner Tadtcmmenfchaft beriidfdti9t fc ipirb
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