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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-09
District Of Kent, SIS. !
l,o T-,.t 12,b NJ, 1910 4

Probate Court, 18th May. 1872.
Estate Of LEWIS l.. STUART, late IF said Kent,
deceased.
TIME Administrators represent the estate
Il insolvenI, and pray the appointment OF
Commissioners thereon. Ordered, That com.
mssioncrs to receive and examine the claims
OF the creditors of said estate be appointed
at the Probate Office in said Kent, on the
llth day of June, 1912, at 10 O'Clock, fore
neon; (of which all persons in interest will
take notice, and appear if they see cause,
and be heard thereon)-and that notice
thereof be given by posting this order upon
the public sign-post in said Kent nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt-and
also by publishing the same in newspaper
printed in I.itchtield, in Litchlield County.
Certified from Record.
So NATH'L p. PERRY, Judge.
Al a Court Of Probate holden at Sharon, ,oithin
and for the District If Sharon, on the 10Th
day If May, A. d. 1872.
Present, Charles +. Setlgpick, Esq. Judge.
an motion Of Benjamin Sears, admins.
~ TRAITOR on tho estate OF BETsEY HUNT,
late of Sharon, in said district, deceased
this Court doth decree, that six months from
this date be allowed and limited to the Gre
ditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to
said administrator and also directs that
public notice be given of this order by ad-
veriisng in newspaper published in Litch-
field. and by posting copy thereof on a
public sign-post in said town of Sharon,
nearest the last residence of said deceased.
Certified from Record.
50 CAAs. F. SEEGwIcK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-09
NM THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1s42.

LONGEVITY Madom WingGte, tratham, widow
of the Hon. Paine Wingate, has q menced the Sc;
cond century. She was born May IT, l742. On
Monday, May 2, she received con ny, appeared
cheerful during the afternoon, tool fra Witt herNs
tors. and seemed to receive pleasr from their sOc
ETY. we'll as afford qualification 70 sssfrieRds.
- EEa0f Mus Letter.
"fxe Northern Star and Ftsssns Advocate rs IS
the title of small bpt nea. weekly papet. published
at Albany. editsd By J. G. s'ewKs. ssFrC. $, Nor
ton colored men, "a devoted to he elevation of The
African race thrdegh Temperance, Education, s1uc
Morality, to an equality Of Political and socieFS on<
dition We recommend it to the fEvor Of the phian-
thropc.-1ribune. -
The Croton water is expeced TO UeSaeA.into
aqueduct pipes in the city, OF the fear.h Of July
next
The Boston Post '.y'-"yt"i'ssssa ladies are
called ,raifing maids" - ?
"How are the mighty fallen p cried drunken
orator. as he leaned against alamp post. Length
wsen the gutter" respondedhe voice Of one, who
chahcafkto be his neighbor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-09

We have been kindly presented with the following
spirited lines, by one of the young ladies' of Miss
JONES Seminary. They are quite interesting, and
we willingly give them place in our columns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-09

AMOS KENDALL.-The motion for an arrest
Of Judgment in the case of Stockton & Stokes
against Amos Kendall in which the jury
gave verdict Of 81 900 against Kendall.
has been set aside, and judgment rendered
against Mr.. X. for the amount Of the verdict.
In his notice of IL Kendall says:
We shall Ssk Congress for relief and per-
hap= take the case to the Supreme Court |;
but Us we can ask no friend Of ours e. be &C.
curity in a matter 90 uncertain, and have no
available means TO meet this extraordinary
demand we shall for some time hold our per-
sonal liberty, as well % the comforts Of our.
family, at the will of these old Mail Contrac.
tors So much for endeavoriDg faithfiilly to
guard tho interests ofthe pubiic while IN Of
fce ~ go. sx@2sssa@4s 81
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19


Tt1I,S Gotp.-The follow ng article, relative
to the mineral wealth of that county, we clip from
late paper Red Lander:
"A party were recently conducted to the silver
mines situated between the streams of Llano and
San Saba, on the Llano One of the party, Mr..
Holden, discovered and brought away specimens of
of gold, found in small PARTICLES through guage
of white quartz.-Tbey were led to a place by an
old Indian who states that he was with party who
na.sscred the Spaniards who formerly worked these
silver mines evidences of which latter were
seen three old furnaces.
"'Mt Holden has visited the gold region of Geor-
gia, and erpresse, belief that the country from
whtch he Gstely returned is far more prolific than
any portion Of that tate. The old says, there
are two large veins of pure silver in the bed Of q
SIN al sres m hce Llano, and has offered TO guide
a party thither; and it appears they are about to
set out on the trip. The silver, is said, is here
seen projecting above the rocks and so soft as to
yield to knife like woo d.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofhe BALTzMoRE AMERICAN, Nos.a ~.
FLOUR.-Sales ct Howard street Flour Of good
standard mixed brands to the extent of several hun
dred barrels have been made from store today al
s.. The demand has not been hri5s, hcwcver.
The wagon price continues at 3 s7i.
City Mills Flour is held at si--no transactions
The market is bare Of Susquehanna Flour.
GRAIN-Sules ofgo d to bcs Md. red Wheals
to-day and on Saturday at rs SO cts aud OF in.
feror to good at 80 70 cents. as in quality Tive
parcels Of prime Fenna. fed Wheats were sold To-
day at sc cents for shipmen, TO the British Pro-
vinces Sales to-day of new Md. Corn, at 4Oa
cts. ior white and yellow suitable for shipping
We quote old white Corn at q? a 43 cts and old
yellow at 43 "a els A sale OF 1000 bushels
of PeGnsy lvania old yellow al ~ cts. Sales of Md
Rye at As so cents and of Oats at ~ 20 cts
CLOVER SEEDING note a sale Of a parcel
of strictly prime quality from store at 50 IS. We
quote the range of prime at 50 SO a So rs, accord
ing To quality.
WOOL-A sale Of 1000 lie. best washed na.
tive was made to-day at 90! cents months,
WHISKEY .-TheIe has been an improved de-
msnd for Whi,key, aud sales of bhls. to a moderate
extent were made to-day at % cts. The market
is bare of hhds which are in demand,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

delphia TO Trenton, and walk half a dozen times
round the race course.
In the mids, Of this, Mesmerism broke out. and
Dixon, like the Magii Egypt, did also, and not
only wrought seeming miracles, by putting folks to
sleep-thc first time, we suspect he ever let any one
sheep in his active prescncc--bu, he performed the
real miracle as set forth in the first paragraph Of
biographical sketch-he made converts of many
physicians. Who shall say, then, that Dixon has
not achieved greatness as well as no,orie,y.
H. s. G1z
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

AN ESoRMous Eel The Tyne Mercury
mentions monstrors eel, caught in the river Tay
weighing hiTty.sS and half pounds, and measur.
ing five feet seven inches in length, and twenty
inches in girh at the thickes part. This "grca
visited by crowds (of save struck and admring
spectators ny
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

To AvoIn DISEASE AND ATTAIN HEALru is
now in the power Of every one--Dr. Benjamin
Brandreh's Vegetable Universal Pills, introduced
into the United States 18th May, ls35.-There
has been an instance Of these celebrated We.
gcaale Universal Pills not giving relief; and pre-
servstion in DID, obstinate cases, is sure of making
a cure, provided nature is not entirely exhausted
In consequences of the plcasantness Of their opera.
tion, they are universally used in every section Of
thit wide extended country where they are made
known, and are fast supersejing every other pre-.
rsraton of professed similar import. Upwards Of
fourteen thousand eases have been certified as cu-
fed, solely from their USE since the introduction Of
them into the United Staies-thus establishing the
fact, beyond ali doubt, that the Brandie,h Vegcta>
bic Universal Pills cue the (apparenty) most op
posite diseases, hy the simple act of continually
,acuang the bowels with them, until the disease
gives way therefore, whatever may he said of the
theory, the utility of the practice is now beyond all
doubt.
CT Purchase in Sunhury, Of II. B. Masscr, and
thc agents published in another par, of this paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
~ n rs H IE ID .

In Philadelphia on the 3lsl ulr., by The Rev. Dr..
Ducachet, the Rev WILLIAM WALKER, lately of
this place, and now of Ithica \. Y, to Miss Eilz,
GuEENouGH, daughter of f. Greenough, Esq, Of
this place.
On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. J. p.
Shindel, Mr. HtNnr HuMMEL of Union county, to
Miss MARTHA PHILLIps of Shamokintowp
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
MERCHANTS
HOUSE,
No. 237, North Third, obcrc CnaoukW ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.


Vg7HE subscribers takes pleasure in acLuantir q
i their friends and the public in general, that
they have taken the large and cDmmodious Hotel,
recently huit by the M,sss. Hart on the same site
once occupied by the oil established Hotel know
@. the Bulls Head, in Third street above Cal!ow-
hli a..
This Hotel /, finished iu the very .est possible
msuncr. aud uf the hrst materials. Ils location 10
very desirable. particularly for county merchants
the arrangements for h6a'irg and ventilating each
room Is such a. To secure nuy temperature. Tbs
bedroom. are all light and airy, all furnished i'll
neat sivc, 20 az to insure comfort.
The receiving parlors are also furnished in
perh style, the windows on the French style.
forming an entrance to balcony in front, which
makes pleasant recess Particular attention has
been given to the beds and bedding, which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
From years experience in hotel business, wo
t:ust, by strict assduity tc business, TO make this
house desirable stepping place. Our table will
always lie supplied with the very best our market
can afford, and bar with the bes, liquors and
wines of the most approved brands.
l.. -. There are first rate stahling dnd carr ags
houses attached to the hotel, attended by cntfll
and soter hoscrs, and our charges " i'll be low, in
accordance with the present hard times
SHULTZ Il DERR
Philadelphia. = pr IT, ls42.
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STRAY sHEIEFER.

tAME TO the premises of the subscriber
- lunkerper on the Centre Turnpike. in Coal
towns'ip. Northumberland county, about miles
east Of ,he town of Sh'mokin, some time in August
last, large red liElFFER, with bell on; has
white legs and face. with red circle around each
eye. The owner is requested to come forward,
Prove property, pay charges, and take her away,
otherwise she will be sold according to law.
Oct. %, lsi2-3t PAUL, ROTH.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
ShinHies.

V4NIIE subscriber has for sale, n, his store in Wa
L shIngton, (cight miles north of Dsnvile,) a
large quantity of Lap and IL inch Join, Shingles,
which will be sold at the low price OF 50 IS.
Also general assortment of and inch Boards
Weather Boards, Lath, &c, which viii he sold
very low. NEAL McCAY.
Washinctonville. Columbia co.,2
Oct. c2d, ls42.--7t.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
PRICE CURRENT.
OrpIhSns' Court Sale.

HN pursuance of an orler of the Orphans Court
Of Northumberland county. will he exposed to
sale at tie house of Charles ID. Wharton, in the
borough Of Sunhury, on Saturday the Gath day of
December NEXT at 10 t.'cock. A. NJ. two tracts Of
land, in Shamokin township Northumberland coun
ty, one of them called Mount Carmel. on the Gems
tre Turnpike, ad ioning land Of Valentine Propsr,
and lands belnngius to the ASYLUM Company on
Shamokin creek, containing 1854 acres st,iot mea.
sure, which there is dive ellirg house, stable. &c
now kept as public house by Jacob Roth. The
ohAr tract was surveyed on a rant in the name
Of "jeremiah Paul." containing 2L6 acres, 8 per.
ohes aud allowance, nIso on Sham okIn creek, adj
joining lands of Valentine fropst, and Others. The
said tracts contain 1t is supposed, large quantity
of anthrsclte coal and the last tract is well timbe
ed. Terms will be made known the day Of 50 e,
hv the admnistr i,ors of f. Il BradiId + sq decd,
whose estate the same will hr sold
JOHN EVANS.
MARY BRADFORD
Nov iS lSie. Adn'rs Of said dscG
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Dissolution of Partnerships.

Y>AKE NO rlCE, that the Partnership hereto.
l. fore existing between the subscribers under
the firm of HAAS & DRUCKEMIlLER in the
Hating business, dissolved on the Srh inst
by mutual consent, and that the books of the late
firm have been left with George Wescr Esq f,r col
lection. Thirty DAYS time, from this date, will be
given for payment. after which, legal process will be
resOrted TO. HENRY HAAS,
SAMUEL DRUCKEMILLER
Sunhurv Oct. Is h, Isi2-2t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

A ASINGULin CIRcuM,rANcE took place in Fish
lake township Me, short time since The facts
are given 10y the Portland AmericaE as follows -
A married female beyond the meridian life, and
whose name is Ann Wrath, had been i'll for some
time, and on Thursday, the ith ult., her friends
and family assembled around her, and took their
last mournful farewell She appeared to expire a.
bout o'clock that afternoon. The ceremonies Of
laving out the dead dns performed, the
'bandsges were placed beneath her chin to her
head. and every preparation was made for the
solemn rites of the burial ground. The sexton
,tolIed his bell; hut at half past s o'clock, some
minutes before his work was accomplished, she
reared her head In sstorHshmen, and amazed
to find that she was able TO parIake Of she refresh
.ments for her funeral!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
Rule Of Court.

George IVefshanse for the use Of Robert III.
Hammond vs. Thomas 1HcA.
NOVEMBER l4Ih, 1912.
NN motion of Mr.. Donnel, rule on the credit
" tors Of Thomas Allen and all others intrust.
ed, to appear the frst day of next tenn, snd
shew cause why the ncney raised bv the sale Of
the defendants real estate should be distributed
according TO law. BY the Court,
SAMUE& ID. JORDAN,
Pro'hono'ary's Office, froM'y.
SuHbury, Nov. 10, 1912. ct
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George Longs Estate.
VIM. CARROTS Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of admin.
~ istraton hav" been granted 10 the subscribers
on the estate of VIM. Garrett, uf Rush town. shin.
Northumberland County, deceased. Persons in
deh,ed to said estate, or having cl,ims agans, it,.
will please to present the same for settlement to the
subscribers, residing in Danvir, Columbia county
SHARPLESS TAYLOR,
JOHN e.. GRIER.
Oct o0th lSJo-6t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
Large PeNvs.

The New York Comme, cial Advertiser thus no.
tices wha, is called the pn'Ie and vanity OF the
world on the other side of ,h. Atlantic
ave ourselves have seen in England, pcws ex-
hiblting not only the dimension s. but the appoint.
ments Of a drawing.room. One in particular we
remember, that fifteen feet SOU are and most el.
egan,y furnished, with carpet, fire place. tables,
chats, bookcases pictures msnteI lamps foot.
stools, otomans, and sofa. ln fact 1t was room
not q pew, and was divided from the rest OF the
church by high screen. over which the occupants
could see the Parsou, but could not themselves be
seen by the rest of the congregations To he sure
the owner of this elegant worshipping place was
the lord of the manor, and ha given new organ
and peal of bells to the Church"
We have recently seen much worse display OF
space in the way of "worshippng rNom,' than u,at
mentioned by our contemporary, though we never
crossed the Atlantic on such discoveries.
We cvilIy invited 10 worship with friend,
into whose neghborhood we had gone, and took III.
to space parttioned of from much larger lhan
the rest. 1t had Fireplace table, chair. one pic
ture, no carpet, and no sofa, but in their place
bed. absolutely bed. The occupants were so far
separated from the "PdrSon," that they not only
could no, see him, bu, they could no, hear him.
and the owner of the enclosure had absolutely Sc,
up for himself and led OF the service quite loud,
that he might easily be heard around the enclosure,
certainly above ii, though the arisocratic family
could not be by the rest OF the congregation,
If any had assembled.
We were told that this custom is becoming
ther fashionable m our country though in fact the
room to which 'eier, not a pew. but
"JIanty," and to be sure, the of the elegant
woshipIng place was liese, lord, and landlord, and
had butt his church, and hegotteu most Of he lit
lie woTshippcrs-J.S S. Gnz.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

A Fresh suppy Of ROSE OINTMENT received
II and for sale BY II. u. MASSER,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

PlllLADElPllih, READING AND POT1S'lLLE
RAIL ROAD.
Ga g5 @ E'',IEllIllsa 81
AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
wa commence running beirrcn Philadelphia
and Pousrite on tie JoliU9ing days
and hours;
Cs Am ArrEu MoSn,r, MAY 9, ls4c.
Leaving POtt>vilie, ON Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, A. 81 A. NJ.
Leaving Philadelphia, on Tuesdays, Thursday.
and Saturdays, at liP.M.
Hours ,Fpo.s,ng Reading.
For or ro".sI., oS'''' I" !" 81 s. p ~. NJ rd,~'sty
Between Pnrsville & Ph,Iads, $3.50 Il $3.50
Between Reading & d.. 22b & l,75
Between do Il Pcts,ille, lao & 90
EHccpsioS TIrKErs-aooD ron RarunSISs
MKT nAr.
Between Po'isvill" Il Philadelphis, IS 90
B.,wecn Reading & dn. 800
Between do. & Poitsvip, 400
The other passenger tain. will =. before, At
tur tollowI G h h.urs:
Piiiad,iphiu and ron,r'N..
From Philndclphi,, a, SAM. n-,
From Pou,,,lle. at 2p.M. Daily
Hours Of passing Reod,ng.
For Pousvihe, at AND
For Philadelphia, at 81 p.N. D'hy'
All the trains Will stop for way passenger, a,
the usual points
CT All passengers are requested to procure
Their tickets before the trains start.
May 81, lSi2,-'f.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
A CARD

Dr. -. II. Tritcs. Respectfully informs The
- cnlzrns ofSunhury and vciui'y. that he has a.
ken an office in tho building larl, nrcu I'D ly Peter
Lazarus as drug store, III m"rkrt street Su hur,, ,
where h"may We found at all hours, unless profess
sionaliy engaged.
DIR, TRlrES returns his sincere thanks for N
encouragement he has Icc, ivcd. in tho line Of b
profession, in this place. and trusts, hy prompt
'enton 10 the duties Of his profession. and som
able charges. that he will continue to receive n
liberal share Of the public patronage.
Sunhurv, Oct. lst, lS42-;c
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturers,
No. % North West corner Of Race aud Third
Sirccts
PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned have formed Co. partnership
l. under the firm Of J, MAYIAND, in. & Co..
as successors to the late firm of Jucab .)idyldndS &
Co., and will continue the business at the old es,a-
hlishment, on their own account. In addition n
their own close attention and experience for many
years, In the manufacture Of their celebrated snuff,
&C.. the long experience of the senior partner of Il
late n will also he devoted to the interest Of tic
new concern--and as eIeI,inn and care will .
spared to insure their goods NJ all times Of the
~ hrst quality, they solicit a continuance of the
confidence Of the Fl ehds and customers Of the lata
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
]. MAYLAND, in.
Phila'rlphis. MAY lath, lSi2-lv
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
Oltttwoeh pen ] 3teu Q(pril, l842.
28erE6r-Qife.

9idGfIfbenoeS III eine Cite Der Redi5fiGe
ipelde III emer 9ourt ocn Common glea5 fur
teha GanutD oerhort mercen lollen. Die am
Dirntdg een 2ten Wai, in Der Gtabt 9lllens
tam ibrcH 2lnfaug nchmen, uno 70 lan9r fort
eauern fpiro, nIS Scfddftc gu oerridten fno !:
3. y. ecib qc9cn SCnas Scibertrg.
Scnds SdbCrliu9 9egen @enjdmin Sdab
Ter, feiue eehn5herrcn mo @jrnn6tcwcbner
@onrao Snber 9e9en Spnatb. Sdmare.
Charles Better Gc9CH Samuel gSelnber'
oPr.
Daniel eaub qegen 3bcmas @raia.
SNerbert Z. Woore 9cgen Sateradrr uno
8ierD.
WiiIlidm Nnrladrr oe0cu 3eta6 SoetIer.
Sames Shmeper 9c9en yiatban WhitIcp
Samucl G. Sepner ge9cn S,enrp 0litter
Gobn SorB, ourd, leinen Guardian 8eerg
3eiubart geQeu Snmuel Marr,
Banf ron pennlplpdnien 9egen Sb. gGcrs
man.
g8iaiam Smitb qrgcn Gal. @dn9ewere.
Daniel .. u. Sumter Segcn Gnnter uno
Wliaer.
Ibcmds Craig oroen Ibcmas qBorman.
cScbn Wiea 9e9rn 9lbrabam uHo SceinriCh
Teuhdre.
l9uuter uno Milcr grgsn Ganirf 9. q.
5Nunter
u. 6. pcfert sc9en SacOb 9itle nno Grau
@iD @ierD 9egCn Charles DlerB.
panl U2iller Qe0en Scbn s.. Gjcnuec.
George SIanf 9e9en pcter 8ierD II. z. e.
DilIidm nnb IcenrD 49iIfoH 9egen Scbn
Ua9uer
Sohn Sd,6urbrud aegcn 9Gilliam Wcuner
98tliiam 6cnltermader 9c9en Can. oous'
man.
01eeb unb 3rcrlcr 9c8cn SuHtcr unS IGjl'
Ter
Willidm M'IultD 9s9ru Sobn Dunht.
Scifcr uno SrcaeCrid 9egeu Sohu Sault.
Sdmes 6. Slcan gc9cn 'pres, S6ger uno
Comp. @arnlteeS ocn Gapiolon II. Sielcs
Seize Samuels, Brotb.
9lpril 6, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
OefentlttIle 23enplt.

SreitugS ben 22ilcn 9Ipril, Inn 10 llbr Scrs
nritto9s, lcIlrn am S.aufe ppn 2ucas 9tabr'
nclo in lBeieenbur9 Gnunfdlip, eedld @auns
tp, fclacnce gIrtifeI duf 6fentider 8eueu
pcrfauft pcrocn, ndmlid,
3,pei Ribc, l3 Sdaofe, Sdpeine, cine
S.ausnbr init 5foifen, ein Grabr, Sfcn, 5fils
dlenftrant RiIditranf, @ai;cu unc 0tc9s
qenflamen i'm @rmo, Better uno Ssttlacsn,
3iidc, StiihIc, @jrunobecren beim SuIhel,
@ileufciicL une fcnft nod, pielerlei sirtttel Su
lpcitldufti9 gu meloen.
Die gecingunsen am gerfanfsta9e uub
2IufrparmHg bon
@briifian 0err, g(ff9nie.
9lpril 6, nq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
81 a0 rid t

trirb tiermif aegsten,, coe Der lluterid,rietes
ne ais Greeutor BON Der Ninterlaheufdaft
bes perlfcrbensn Sacob Stetn lcBthin
BON Der Gfaot 9Iaentaiit, eed,a Sanntp, err
rlannt pprben lit. - gIIe, rpeld,e auf irgeuc
eine gIrt an bic benamte JoiHterIahenfd,oft
idluloig fino, tuerosn HERMIT anf9efcreeff ins
nsrbalb brei WOnaten absubesahleH--uno
Scld1e, tpelde redatmd6ise Scroerunacn has
ben, belietFu ihre 9ledlunugeu innerbalb be-
la9ter 3eit lpuhlbefdtisi sinsubdncioen, an
George Gteih.
9ggeAtaun Ri-i 10. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-13
Strun1 fweberet.

Ter lluteridriebeuc madt cem publifum
hermit bcfnnnt, paB or bic Strumpfs
10 bere nod immrr an feinem frlibern
alten Stano, in S1cicClter9 Gaunidnip, an
ecm Slaufc bon Scbn Ndusman, ungefdhr eis
ne picrtcl W1eile opn 9lubY's gBirthshans,
ferltehcitt. Gr ocrfcrti9t wolene uno lei'
nene Strilmpfr, INT. fam aud Strnnipfe ans
wcben. Gr 1T pantbar fir 9encTene Slmo.
fChaft uuo miro fIdl betreben bas 3utrauen
oes pubIifnms fernerbiu III erhalteu.
Stcbrbalier tonnsn eiuigc Auantitif
gum Wiceeroerfaufcn Ypn ibm crbaIten.
Jieuten SauSman.
9tpril 6, *-3m