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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Sebrunr 10.

Suticbcnma6er in 9tllcntaun
betreibt ncdD inner iein @elttdft in Der Saas
Hlltcnfrase, 0d9snbud's Wirthsbaus oes
genilber, no er INNER 81 osrfaufen bat unb
auf geltslluug mad)t
&uti6en, Hdiie5, 8u98ies, Scar
born6, Gulttc5, ,c.
@r bilt immcrfcrt CUTE 9Irbeitslcute nno Ia
ale ieine Subrwerfe inter leinrr unmIfteltas
rem 2lufitd,t aus 9utsn Mdtcrialien 9emadht
iprroen, 70 fam er fir ietne 9lrbeit gut ltes
ben.
gIusbederun9su otter Sutrmcrfe wrreen
fdInel nno biaiD beicr9t Wrrocn.
Seiuen aItcu Srcurocn uno GCnnern
banft rr FIR bie ibm Bu 3beIl aemcrcenc
freunoid,aftliote 2iufmuntsrlng uuo laoet oas
publifum gum 8eurigtcn 3Hlprud ein
gJ"@r it 9eicnucn 3u oeunieortQ(ten
prrilen fir baares Gjelo 81 oertaufsu
Alentann, Ssbrunr "a. nq-GU2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Senru G5utb If.
Oefentltehe 93Mpn.

Gienitngs zen l6teu Mdrj um 10 ubr
8crmittdqs, frIl Guf tffentlider Beneu pers
fault perceu, am l9dufe BON Scbn @ernerf,
in Sber'M 'Macunaie Gaunifip, 2edla So.
pferre uuo Tferoe @eifirr, 9Riucpieh,
Sdbweine Sdaafc, . DISQUALIFICATION NIT
SaeY, oeulcitern, pFugc, @a9cn, Suctbnnf
Safer, Stinuer, uuo lrut ned allerlei Gjrs
rdtbidafteu gu tpeiilduftig si nelcen.
lie @eeingungcn weroen am Gage eeS
8crfaufs befaHnt 9emadlt uno aRfpartuug
9c9eben rperceu, ocn
Scbu @ernert.
Wtarl j. n1-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Qtlentauner 6urs unO JFu6ia
SUITS a brtf
in Der Damiltcuifrnec, aeqeniiber Sa m e.
70 n's Sleiberlfobr.
q q 50 "A j.,

in Der Namiltcnifraec, oeaenilber s. m e.
Ion's Rleioerifobr.
eSacob 9. SoaS.
hat beltdntiq auf S1aur, Gin ous9eeebrtes
2(6orrcmeut Don mori9en Sur unp
Jlu6ia 0uten
nCn elmer otr,ioIiten Sualitdt audi bat
er fnr;lid, in IieuDrrf un6 pbilabelrbid Elm
qrcfcs enforcement bon & appen eiu9es
fault, rpcrunter fdN befincen:
Otter Sdpren. 6ur Seal. yiutre. SINS
frat. @oueD, 70 ipie audi olle 9Irten Qudys
Rapren fur JRdnner uno SInaben.
Otsie 6appen fino oou eircr 9uter Gua:
fitit uno werpen gu ben biai9tcu prciieu
oersduft.
&dufIeutc uno 9Inoere, Die tetm Gjrcfrn
fnufen, meroen es su ibrem 8crtheil flneen,
tci inn anSurufen uuo fur itdl fclbit gu urs
beiIeH.
Nutmadlsr i'm qanee peroeu inter BEN
bi0igifen geotuguuaen NIT teoer Dirt pelSen
2rimmin96, II I. 10. perlcben.
SocCb 8. Soa6.
2lllentaun, October 81. nq-bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Qripot -Q3erfQuf.

Der llnterScid)nete bietet etnd % 9lfer
earo in 1otten gum 8erfauf an, pcn ,mei
orei bio frnf 9Itter, Gelegen cine babe Wieile
oon slQentauH, 9rdn5enc an qano ron s. 6,
Rrauic, C3ecrge Sddffer uno anoeru. @S
lit cine febr 9roFe @jele9enbeit UNI &dIfsSefen
,u crrtdlten> inccm eS rom beiteu 5laltfcins
lauo 1T. Sin gutter 8abrme9 gebt mitteu
onrf ba6 fdne, 70 ba8 Der @i9ner elmer jcs
ben 2ctte cine Gin, uno 9lr6fabrt bat SIN
9utrs 9icdlt nit biui9en 8ecin9unaeu piro
9e9eben his ben liten llpril. &ouAiebhater
belieben fId balct9It ;u melren BET
Soenrp 8utb If.
q. 9. So fno rccl etpa 5000 pen ben
beiten pfciteus9lie9el tei cem llnter,rihne,
ten fir einen giIIisen preiS ,u oerfaufsu
Seb. 81. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10

hetreitt nod, INNER fein Gjefddft auf Der fiibs
Iid,en Seite Der Namlien Straee, cberbalb
saaenbuds ggirthshanfe, nno yierp's aSaa'
reusSoans geaeniber, in SlIIentailr alltuo er
immer aaf S,aub hdlt, nne anf Selteaung
uerf,rtigen nirb
8nt(tben, JldlIes, Sn99ies Dear
torns, SnlfieS, II. {. ~.
Gr hilt inmerfort CUTE 2lrbeitsleute nnb ale
Snbrmerfe psrbcn nuter ieiner gIuhIdbt aus
cen telfrn 1aterialieu gsmadlt, rno fel9lid
fam er fir leine 9lrbeit gut iteben.
9msbeeeruugen al aIten Snbrperfen iper'
cen auf Die fhrSefr 9Insei9e nno 81 ben btl'
liellen preiBrn perIor9t
Gr IL banftar fur genreene SttneId,aft
une hcfFt eurd phnttlidbe 9Ibpartling ieiner
Geld,afte, unc biGi9e prei6e, ieinen 3teil Der
Sunft cee pubifuma fern'rbin ~ erbalten.
Gr ii entIhlrsen ,u ben allerneeri9lten
preiBeu fir baaree Gjelc gu prrfaufsn
Wldrs 3, nq-6De
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Gletper-Stol1r.

Ter lluterffriebens bat in Ieinem Stleioers
Stobr, in Der Soamilten Straee, Srpiften
BlumerS 8udltchr uno oem WarftGered,
Soas l0utlfchr ge9enllber, cine pClIltdnoi9e
2usmaM pcn feinen
8l6ern uno gaIemier6,
atler 9Irten, uno cine pOalfdnoi9e 2luswabl
pen
Sommers@iitern
Wie aud, elm ausgehenter 8orratb BON
6erti9en SletoungSftiifen
Die inter ieiner eigenen 9lufiid,t gut uuo bau'
erhaft 9emadt fnc.
Sr label oas publtum Elm ar,urufen, ieis
ne 9trtfsl ~ beIshen uno fir fb felbit Su urs
theileu eenn er III iiberBeugt, eas er Seeers
mann sur 3ufriecenbcit su bebieHen i'm Stans
be 1T.
9iud, bat er eiuen 8prrtb pen Stods,
Nemeefrd9en, Iemoen uno IeiHene Glider
Al uerf,afen, bic aus 9lmeIfaniId)er Seioe
gemdht porocn dno.
pGPgr bat icebeu Die yleuDcrfer uno phis
facelpbtaer & dlhen empfangcn uuo cies
ieniqcn, ipelche cafitr unterlcbrieben baten,
telieten icld)e abSubclen.
TI 4 p ssW Gen fir Sdueiber fnb
INNER BET ibm Sn baben.
CSane6 Sanction.
gtlentaur, UlaD 6. itq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
qBaifeliqerifbt- -Q3erfallf.

:5n Eraft na5 sufclae eines Befehls ane
oem gBaifeusgjerieE)t pom eedia GauniD, fcll
auf 6fentIher genbn perfaiift tpereer, auf
bein plaBe ielbii, al, Sanita9e ben l3ten
Wari nddffenS
3fpei geipiBe Stri6e 9anp,
coer plantafhen, nsbft 3usehSr, Iiegcnb IN
SaI,burg 9aunlbip, eed,a @anntD. Der
erite iioet all 9aub BON Daoib GdcD, Cas
bio Spinner, Sohn Spinuer une anoere, ents
balteno ungefdbr so gIder. Die 9erbeGer
m rngen oorauf Tno, Elm sipetiiSfiss
900 tes lBohnbans, Gdeuer uno Stnll,
FEE 8runnsn urb Springbaus, elm
sssSszzlsEA Aguter 2lepfel'Saumsorten, @ieien
uno suies Sallano, nlles lmter 9uten Sens
fen uno In glitem 3u(fanpe. Tas yano Iieqt
nabe bel Der Stabt 9Illentauu.
Gjlei6faIls, Elm Gtud SaolJlanb, ffCesnb all
eanb BON Sacob Sdreiber, Iebtbin Deter
9iud, Sacob Norman uno aneere, entbals
teno 9lder.
Das Iebtterise @t9enthuni bes oerfforbe'
nen slbra ham Spinner lestbln pCn
SnISbure 1nunldlip.
Die geoinguugen lclIsn am Gage bes 8crs
faufs befannt gemabt uno 9Iufpartung ges
geben iperoen, BON
George Sptnner, ! 9lomt>
SSobn Spinner : niif'prS.
Durd bic Court,
gb. g. 8uIh Sbreiber.
Iebruar 10. nq-3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
S,allss uno SafubrmaCber.

Waddlt hermit leinen Treunpen uno enem
qeettteu publifnm betannt raB er cbiges
cjefhdft nod, au Ieinem al,en Stannplas, IN
her SaniiItcnifraBe, fiinf Qtnren oterbalb
BEN @ifenfcbr Der rerreH preB nno Sdger,
ferttetreibt, aIlpc er befdneiS pprrdthi9 bait
eine 9luslpabl
SauSs ltno Gofubren Ginepteees,
griuen, e6fel SiIberieug, 8icIinlaiten unO
aIIerbanp SpieISeu9e.
9lustelIerunsen trereen auf bic idnellte
Dirt unb il ben tiIligifen Vreilen perieben.
gleihfallS Gnb BEL ibm Brillen fur Cres
fdier ,n baben, glinfee'llbren ii untsrlhieo'
Iideu prtiIen.
Dauftar fur gsne0sne tllinoldlaft hcft
er allf cine 6crteauer cerIeIoen.
George Stetn.
9fIentann, October %. nq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
QBaifengeric6t- -23erfauf.

Sn Graft uuo ,ufcl9e zines 8efehls ans
Gem Naiiergeridt orn Pcba @duutD, fiji auf
ofrutlidIer 8enou perfanft peroen, am Gams
ita9e cen 27ten WdrS nm 10 llbr 8ormits
tags, auf Dem pluee lelbif;
3pei 9erpiiIe Stiife Sanb,
ncbR ,uqcb6r, tisgeno in SbersSaccnd 1auus
fdip, eeha @auntp, ndmie, DC |, ffr6suc
an eano pcu Deter einn, 9Itraham Sen uuc
aucere, cuthdlteno IL 2lder uuo 50 Rutben
befebenc aus 9utem gauIanb, II. + no. @mc
tfsntlide StaBe lduft oielem Strid1 eauc
entlang.
go. 2.-@ine 2ote S1ol;lanc,
frseno all eauo pcn 2lnorsas gnaltcr, Sohn
s. pberger uuo ancerer enthalteno 2Ider
uno cine 9iutbe.
@s it oas biuterlnsene germ6gen bed per-
ffcrbenen Scbn SetoeE lestbiu pen
SbersS acrua, qedd @dunty.
lie Ssoin9uugen fcGen ain Gage ces Der,
faufs befannt 9emddt, uno 9Iuflpartuns 9es
gsben wercen, upu
Samuel Geirer, }Olon,,crs
Salomcn Seiper ' ''''
Durd, Die @curt
@arls 9. 8ul6 S6reiber.
6eb. II Hq-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Sc6debares Gtgentbnt1t
9gnf GfFentlicF,er NsemDil.

AtHf FfftaAbte4ttA <Avt1t0tte
Waittwcdle ben i0teu wadr, nddbffens, urn
10 ilhr 1crnIilioqs, fpfI nuf eem 'plaBe ielbf
in SseibeIberg 9annGdlip, ged,d GauntD, auf
efentIher 9enbH perfauft rerben, oa5 fois
genpe fobdBbdre Gigentbum, leBthin has 8er'
nbged oe6 perfforbenen Y oa M % erman
Jio. 1.-gin Gtri6 9ane,
a esIcgen in befagtem 5annidip, uns
ffs.sHsiM aefdbr eine WeiIe upu Sdgsrspiae,
IssssES entbateno % Slder lino 93 9flis
ssaHssssaaaaa then odrnuf it erbnnt cine Mahls
uno Sdgss ssOllblc, ein S,psisitGfigtee iteinern
Bphuhaus, cine Sd,euer, Springbnus usbit
aneeFen 9tusengebdnoen. defer plat 1T eis
ner Der 5eiten i'm @auntb, nuo ftlidlid, fir
@eId,dfte aller 9lrt. Sin binIdnaIider Z he'll
bee ganoes belteht aus Sdlnamm mo loolss
ldno, unb eiu uicfeblsnper @aderitrobm be-
ftnpet I'd, Sarauf.
$50. 2.-Gin Stri6 Yaulanp,
grdnseno an has Sbigc, entbaltsnb Is 2lfer
ilno 63 Nntben, mebr poer tpeniger, lioeeno
an eano bon prter Webr, SeurD Sdmiot,
Soionlcn WieDer nno 9neerer. 9luf eem
ednbe befinoet fid) ein prddlti9er 8aumgar.
ten, uno Der Sprean flieBt al oemielben ents
lang.
Jfc. 3.-Gin Grid Ganb,
grinscuo an oa6 Sbige, entbalteno 10 9Ifer
uno ia 9futhcI, mebr Coer fpeniger, lfoeeno
all enno pcn Sdnmel GiebrN Nathan Srib.
niger uuo Salcmon Wcyer. Gas eans be-
ifeht aus Bau,s Sdmanm uno SoclStnnb.
9to. 4.-Gm Strtd 6alfanien Spls.
lamb, entbattsuo ) 9Ider, msbr cber lpenigcr,
ifoseno all ednp pom 2lbrdham NieeD unb
9Inoerer SAD qauo 1T nit Rem belien Sds
ltanien S,clS bepnd'ien.
go. 5.-Gin GriCb Gaftdnien SOol,s
lamb, lieecno in beid9tem GauuId)ip, entbals
teno | 2lfer, msbr ooer weniger, llcBeno an
eano orn Spiab German, Scbn Nrttenifein
uno 9lnocrGr.
9tp. 6.-Gin Strif Sool;larc,
lte9eno in teIdgten Enunihip, euttaltgno
ISL 9iuthen, msbr peer peni9er, 9rduano
al 2ano ocn 6eurD Nunen9cr, Nat. 8riBs
niger uno lreerer.
N7~Scllte bic IRiihle an er1agtcm Gage
nid)t oerfauft lpsrtsu, 70 rpiro bisfcbe, nnd
oem Berfauf be6 eanosS, all lcIbigem Gage
auf Ofentlider Senon auf Gin SSabr perisbut
meroen.
Die Seeirgun9cn IoGten AM Gage bss @ers
faufS befannt 9cmaft nnc. .gebbri9e 2lufwars
tnng gegcten peroen, bon
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
2anD iii perfQufett.

Samffags, oen 13ten Wedrs Inn 10
llhr gcrmittass, fol- auf benz plase felbt Of
fentlidh uerltetgert fperbe.
Cine Ibdebare gotte 9ano, eele9en
In SaRbur9 Gaunfd,ip, eed)a @aunfD, grams
seno al eano BON Sohn 0tptbrcd, @briltian
@ieB uuo 9lnoern, eutbaltenb Is 9lder, mebr
cher reuiser. Darauf it errid1tet
&sA eth @pbnbauS, etne Sdbtpeie
bsss 3erlbeuer, nno ein portreffIi6er
80 8nnm9drten bsinost iIh oarauf, 4
older iino ldOne Wiefen. 9Iud) it binldnes
lidl Soclslanc Datei; oa5 Gtdnse 1T i'll einem
9uten 3uitanoe. Desgleidlcn
Cine gotte Sopl;lanr, pcn 3 9tfer
iiro 80 9luthen, Iieseno in beid9tem 3anns
id,ip, uno itCeeno an cbiges 2ano uno an
vanO bon ebeuals Saccb Ciebl. SelIB fam
bic nddlten 1iien sIpria geaeben meroen. @s
1T bas binterlaBene @ernlegen BON pete r
SO ber, ebeninls pcn Salsburg
Die Seoinsnn9en am 8erfanfStaSe unc
9infmlrttin9 uon
,Scbn 9iebl, e.o,,,+o,.e,,
Scba Tatinger, S ''"'0'''''
fHrb u. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
mirIs
Se6ulpen-G -Gtnforperulia.

ollie, ipelche nod lhulcis iIno in ben Stcbrs
bildlern pom 0ioepn uno 8-ennepiHc
yooer, in 3rerIertppu, eedln @aunt1,
wereen hermit freunofdaftlidbit erIudt III
oem Stpbr non @jicecn uno HeuneuiIe Do
Der ihre 0iednuu9eH objubeiabIea bis Den
IA. NsdrS 1871.
0jleecn g)cner.
YenIrpile q)ccer.
IrgrIerstcmrs Gan. n. *--3ln
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
81 q Chrt(h t.

Ger llnterieihucte bat oerncmmcu, bas
siu 9cpiser Ranu, eiu 3nbuar,t pcu profel.
fIru, jest ourdh oas 9ano reiict inter eem
angencmntenen 9tdmen oe6 Or. Ti1d)el bon
9lIlentaunt oefen redter Tamen jebod, Is b.
Waro Q hu hman 1T. Das pubfifum
ipiro odher Dor fclhcn SCtrii0ereicu, rpie iie
ron bcidgtem Shubman br9an9eu iperoen,
in Renntnis gefeet unb ocr 1clden geiparnt,
nnc ebrerbicti9ff erildt ldl Dor lcld,en Gars
felIungen III 3nfuuft at fdliieen.
8. Stl1el s3abnarSt.
slHentaun, 8eb. 10, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
geela S5rllefe.

GS ljno 100 gIutbeile an eisfsr Bride III
perfaufen. 0iejenigen, rpeId0e genei9t fein
medteu, slntheiIe ;u farfen, 5elieben I'D, an
ben llHferseidneten su treuceu, ber linen Die
8eeinguugen erfliren rpiro.
eSrhn S. Srauie, G6atnleiffer.
Eeb. II. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Gin 9Dfero lunp oBa9etl,

zshsdl;h far fireu sfrdmer, 1T ~ einem bils
aIsfH pfeis N oerfnufen. Wlan meIte (ldj
i bskifF Erndezei.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
OefentltCbe 23enDu.

Otittncd,s ben 24lten Wdr,, UNI 10 llbr
8crmittdg6, icll am Soauie oeS Berltcrbenen
Joe tnridl @etBtnger, in SbersSmcos
na Eaunitip pfentIif perfduft peroen
pfcroe, Snbe, Shaafr, Elm beinabe ncner
4sgdul6 QBagen, Gin 2sgduIs gBaNen, Ghlits
ten, Saamcn bel benz 2lder, Socu bci Der 1rns
ne, netit elmer 9rceen Berihiecenbeit bon
SNauss uno SanernsGcrdtblhaften su lpeits
IduftIg 3u melpen.
Die Sccinoungcn fc0en am Sage bes
Bcrfauf5 befannt qemaht iii 2tufnartuug
9e9ebeu rpercen, ocit
@pbratm @eiein9er, ! ofs,,,or
9lbrabam @ei6tn9cr, "''' w.
Mdr, 3. n1-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
oBat(enseric6ts Q8erfouf.

cn Sraft uno ,ufUI9c sines Befebls, aus
bem Wai(en9eridt uon Sed,a @auntp, fou auf
6ffentIiher 9'ennu perf1uft perreu, 6reitdgs
ben l2ten Nsdr; nitltens, NM 10 llbr 8Urs
mittaos, uuf cem plate ieIbif
8ter 9erpiBe Sri6e Ganc,
nit bsm 3usebIr, 9eIe9eu in SalSbur9 3aurs
it'inu uSfda .9anntp.
d .--vrdn,sne an edub ppn @hriifiau
TeiID nnc an cie Straee bic BON Setblebem
9zzrA mad, @maIts filbrst-Die 8srbels
E:::tI ferungen oarauf flnb, Elm 8lcds
liIiiEHg lEpbnbaus, Sbeuer uub Stals
lung, entbalteno Is 2Ifer, mebr
roer fpenigcr.
go. 2.--Gjrdnseno an eano BON 8. Giee
rup anecrc, entbalteno 2fer ccIsI0nb.
DC. 3.--@rdnSeno an eano BON @hriltiou
Geilp unb aneerc, entbaltsno 154 9iuthrn.
gio. 4.--@rdnieuo dn tdno bon Gaccb
lleterrrtb, Daniel MCriB uno anpere, ents
baltenc 9Ider.
60 il bas tintcrlaeene @erm69sn tes oers
ffcrbenen Gteerge @iee, lcBthin pcn
beIaetem Iaunldhip uno @auutD.
i Gie Becinsun9en fcllcu am 8crfauf5tage
befannt 9Gmddbt meroen oen
cSaccb SteirL 9lom'pr.
Cnrd, Die @purt,
6. 9. Sulh, SGreiter.
Tebruar 10, nq-3nl
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-10
E D U C A TON
COMMON SCHOOLS.
Eztract from an Grafton bg E.. Evere

Eztract from an Grafton By E. Everett.
l am strongly convinced, that it bchoves
our ancient Commonwealth, 10 look anx-
lously to this subject, common schooIsl if
she wishes TO maintain her honorable
standing in this Union of States. ] am
not grieved, when | behold on the map
the enormous dimensions of some of the
new States in the west, as contrasted with
the narrow little strip which comprises
the good old Bay State They are bone
of our bone, and flesh of our flesh; their
welfare is closely interviewer with ours ;
in every thing that can promote their sol.
I'd prosperity, bid them God speed with
all my heart. | near without discomfort
the astonishing accounts of their fertility
that their vast prairies are covered with
more feet of rich vegetable mould, than
our soil on an average can boast of inch
es; and can bear to hear it said, with
out envy, that their Missouri and Missis
sippi, the mighty ALBANIA and Pharphar OF
the West, are better than all the waters oil
our poor old New England Israel.
All this | can bear; but cannot bear
that onr beloved native state, whose cor
ner-stone was laid upon an intellectual
and moral basis, should deprive itself, by
lis own neglect, of the great counterpoise
to these physical advantages. Give the
sons of Massachusetts, and COM
paratively unfeytile as she is, the means
of good education, and they will sand
against the world. Give me the means
of educating my children, and | will not
exchange its thrstiest sands nor its bar
est peak, for the most fertile spot on earth,
deprived of those blessings. | had rath-
er occupy the bIeakest nook of the noun
tain that towers above U.S. with the wild
wolf and the rattlesnake for my nearest
neighbors, and snug little school house,
we'll kept, at the bottom of The hill, than
dwell in paradise OF fertility, if must
bring up my children in lazy, pampered,
self-sufieient ignorance. A man may
project himself against the rattle and the
venom, but if he unnecessarily leaves the
mind OF his offspring a prey 10 ignorance
and the vices that too often follow in its
train, he may find TOO late for remedy,
How sharper than serpent's tooth it is,
To have thankless child.
A thankless child? No, [ will not
wrong even him. He may be any thing
else that's bad, but he cannot be thank
less cLild. What has he to be thankful
for2 No. The man who unnecessarily
deprives his son Of education, and thus
knowingly trains him u? in the way he
should not 60, may have a perverse, an
lntractable, a prodigal child. one who will
bring down, aye, drag down his gray hairs
with sorrow to the grave, but thankless
child he cannot have.
Saddle Mountain between Williamstown and
Adams.
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caoutchouc trees,-seyeral of the most
important wood oils,-earth oil springs,
and what is perhaps most important IF
all, salt springs, which are already work,
ed by the Nagas to considerable extent,
and under European superintendent,
would prove of great value.
lin letter of date May Is, receiYed
by the same arrival with the above loqrn-
al, Mr.. Brown writes:
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker are now living
with me, and Miss Bronson has gons to
the Maya Hills, with her brother. Ihsve
Just received letters from Mrs. Brown in
Calcutta, from which it appears the ply
s'cIans give great encouragement that bur
little boy will recover. s
Our prospects as mission are encour-
aging. We have one or two very hope
tul inquirers among the lads in Mrs. Cut
ter's school. Yesterday had the priv
llege of addressing small congregation
of Chinese, most of them proselytes to
tho Catholic faith-among the fruits of
the Catholic missions to China. They
appeared to have correct ideas on many
points, but their knowledge of gospel
truth is very limited. We have given
away one hundred and fifty books among
the Chinese who have recently arrived
here, and might distribute three or four
times that number, if we had them
While am writing, large number of
Cinnamon have came into the verandah
to solicit books.
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P 0 E 7 R Y
Original.
cnIITARV MTTSTNGS

SObl MI mOOINuo.
All lonely wandered at twiIght's loved hour,
And thought ofthe scenes Of my infancy's home
aeuaceJ all ny pathway through Sunshine and
shower,
Since sighed az adieu to that dear blessed dome.
thought of the friends | SO joyously left
Ofthe mother that watched DER my infantile years,
And when OF her counsel and friendship bereh,
o, what had the cold world but sadness and tears
thought ofeach eye that with kindness was lighed
Each heart that beat joyous and throbbed with
delight
But the sloer hath found them. their hopes all
blighted,
The sun Of their glory is shrouded in night!
Alb! who can look back on the days of his child
hood
And not feel pleasure vet mingled with gloom,
While he thinks Of companions, the play ground,
the wildwood,
And knows those companions now sleep in the
tombl
'hus bnrdened with sorrow, a joy-seeking mortal,
All lonely wandered in regions afar,
'il Religion had opened her heavenly portal,
And pointed my spirit 10 Bethlehem's star.
arewell TO the absent, weep not that we sever,
10 buffet life's storms that around us may roar
Or love to each other, we 'ncherish forever,
Till lite and its changes, and sorrows are DER.
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ing at the Constitution, laws, and actual
government Of the United States of Amer
lea, we see so much that is contrary to-
Gods laws, both in letter and spirit, that
we can not for moment doubt that it is
grossly wicked government. and that it
must pass away before THE rising beams
OF the Sun of Righteousness. And the
same thing we find on examining the ex-
listing government of every nation on earth.
And therefore it is, that true allegiance to
God requires US to refuse allegiance to
tnCH. .e.. z... 50. C. X. w.
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NJ | S 81 @ N l R Y.
From the Bap. Missionary Magazine.
JOURNAL OF MR.. BROWN, AT JAIPUR.
Concluded. -.

Concluded.
Interesting relics Limit of Moslem con-
guests.
Is. Did not leave Makum till this
morning, as Capt. Vetch has been engag-
ed i'll getting out some brass cannon, that
have lately been discovered here. They
were secreted in thick wood, about a
mile from the river. These guns were
broughtjn, it is supposed, during the Mo,
hammedan invasion CT India. This is the
most eastern point which the Mosem ar
my reached sickness breaking out, an
the inhabitants of the hills pouring down
upon them in all directions, they were
obliged to retreat, leaving their artillery
behind them. The guns are twenty in
number, some ofthem highly ornamented,
and so large as 10 be drawn with great
difficulty by an elephant. Ten more are
said to be secreted near Ningru The
Persian inscriptions upon them show them
to be about 200 years old.
Saw several sinephos at Makum, who
understood the Burman and Shyan lam
guages. Gave them several Shyan tracts.
Passed Fakial. village of Shyans.-
Here | found many who could read, and
gave away good number of tracts.
Visit to Soish,ca - Hospitatities enjoyed.
81. AS Capt. Vetch is going to make
an excursion into the Maya Hills, which
will occupy some time, have concluded
to leave the company, and proceed with
Lieu, Dalton direct to Saikhwa, which
is now Capt. Hannay's headquarters, in
stead of Sadiya.