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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-15
Sr. LOUIS EDlroRs5' MEMORIAL.

To The Honorable, The Senate ofHe United Stdtes in
COngress assembled.
The memorial Of the undersigned, humbly showe,h:
hat your memorials who reside IN the city SAINT
Louis, Stale OF Missouri have heard with surprise aud
regret o the refusal Of your honorable body TO CON
firm the nomination OF DIR. SILAs REED, to the office
Of Surpeyor General Of me States Of Illinois and
Missouri. We know not the which have led
10 this measure, but feel W, II assured, that if rep
atoms have been made derog to the charac
ter or qualifications OF this gentleman, they are with
foundation, aud hat the earliest opportunity should
be afforded him vindcate himself before his friends
and his country,
Your menoriaists, therefore, humbly and respect
fully entreat your honorable body to dispense with the
injunction of secrecy, in the action which has been
had his case and that every reasonable facility be
extended TO him. in order that he may relieve himself
from the odium-the unavoidable stigma-whch ne
cessary attaches to all those whose nominations
refused confirmation, without ample appearing
before the country.
We make this request in the belief that insrepre-
senatlon and unfalrness exist somewhere, and from
strong desire TO see that justice awarded him which
is due to all men.
Under these convictions, we earnestly and respect
fully request that such may be taken by
your honorable body, will most cfectuay enable
Doctor Reed to rens,ate himself in the good will and
confidence Of his countrymen-with most of whom,
who do not know him Intimately, his reputation must
otherwise suffer rretrieyable injury.
~ PASCHALL,
Editor St. Louis New Era
C. G. CADY,
Editor Of "St. Louis Bulletin
G. G. FOSTER,
Editor "Pennant and Native American !"
VIM. S. ALLEN,
Editor Evening Gazette"
d. l.. HOLBROOK,
Joint proprietor OF the Gazette
PHILANDER GOULD,
Joint proprietor Of the Evening Gazette"
CHARLES G. RAMSEY, I'll,
Proprietor of the "St Louis New Era"
OLIVER HARRIS,
Joint proprietor Of the "St Louis Bulletin"
The memorials were read and ordered to lie on the
table, December Goth, 1871. December 30h they
resumed and referred to select committee, to
consist of Messrs. Smith, of Indiana King, Of Ala
bama, and Berrien, of Georgia.
On it's being ntmated that they would report
against furnishing the papers letters of his ac,u
sers ID. Reed addressed the chairman the following
note
DR., Rstd to Senator Smith
(Copy)
WASHINGTON CRY,
January 18th, 1912.
SiR:I have respectfully to request in case the
Senate should decide to withhold from me the letters
charges OF my opponents which has been ntmated
but which trust will not be the case) that you in
troduce resolution that | be furnished with the
charges, uittout names.
In so doing, you will confer special favor on
Your obi seryt.,
,SILAS REED.
Hon. o. H. SMITH,
Chairman Committee on Public Lands,
IT, 5, Senate.
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The Three Vstoes "A Wing and Democrat me-,
yesterday in Baltimore street. and after exchanging
the compliments Of the day. the former remarked to
the latter, Your Mayor has, see, given you peto
number one" Yes" replied the other, "and Tyler
(ftoo) too.
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(Copy.)
Senator Smith TO Or. Reed,

WAsHINGTos Cry,
December 9, l64l
SIR Your letter Of the It'll instant has been re-
ceived and, with every DISPOSE to go to the very
verge of my privilege as Senator, under the rules
Of the Senate, in your case have re-examined my
letter OF the 9th, and have consulted older Senators
than myself and the result is that am not at liber-
~ to add TO the matter contained in that letter
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-15

We understand that the Hon. William Sprague
will depart for Washington Immediately to take
his seat as Senator in Congress 1t is singular fact
that OF the fifty members of the Sena e, the two from
Rhode Island the only ones who were not edu-
Gated for the bar. In view Of the great and peculiar
questions which are to before the present Com
gress, there never time when practical, bust
ness men, were more needed in the councils Of tho
ed to be represented by men identified with her in
terests-Rhode Island Farmers Journal, FEB. 10.
Rhode Island has reaped honor by honoring ono of
her worthiest sons.
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1Oh y. IT, SMITH, n"
Oh. Com. Pub. Lands, Y. s Senate.

The letter referred to written August 10TH
two days after the rejection had taken place, but
which fact was not known at st. LOUIS. The first
intimaton at St Louis that rejection seriously
thought of, received on the 10th of August, and
therefore too late to take measures to prevent it.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-15

The Madisanian is defending the President fiom
attack on account Of his appointments to Office
Rhode leland Fdrmsrs' Journal.
And have we not done il successfully
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ANNAPoLIs, February -, 1912.

A wag, observing the workmen engaged upon the
columns at the Treasury Department observed that
from what he had heard of the condition of the trea-
sury, he should not think it could stand much more
chisling
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Yobr obedient servant,

X. CHAPMAN.
The writers of the letters were then ex-
cused
Mr.. Everett brought up the resolution offered
BY him on Saturday, relative to the immediate
consideration and definite disposal of the APP
pottionment bill. The vote was taken BY yeas
and nays, and the resolution was negatved by
vote of So to 124.
The presentation Of petitions followed--be-
ginning with the State of Maine. When Mr.
Adams had presented several, which were va
rlously disposed Of, he stated that he had others
In his possession which he would not present.
He was afraid that many designed to entrap
him, and place him again in difficulty similar
TO that from which he had just escaped. He
had one praying the expulsion Of certain mem
oers,and he would not present it, and gave no
tee that he would present no petitions contain
ing any thing calculated to insult any member,
or any matter obscene or violent.
The presentation of petitions proceeded with
out any thing further transporting worthy Of
comment.
In the Senate, the resolution Of Mr.. PIERCE
calling upon the Secretary ofthe Treasury form
formation with regard to the New York custom
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-15

I5PThe Madisonion, it is said, has an accession to
its editorial department in the person of one Mr..
Paine, of Boston, rabid Locofoco, who during the
contest of 1910, violent assalant both of Cen
eral Harrison and Nh Tyler g Birds of feather
&c.-Lynchbmg Vhginian
The Lynchburg Nirginlan copies the above fabr-
cation from the l. - j. That such tales
are endorsed by Mr. Clays Virginia presses is by no
means surprising
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would, however, suggest to you, that the papers
IN your case IN secret session, file with the Sc
cretery OF the Senate subject to the inspection OF
your own Senators, who can give you any informa-
ton they may feel ustihable in doing under the rules
Of the Senate
Your oh,f sarv,t
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To the SPEAKER of the
House of Representatives ::


Sir: find that have been appointed member
of the Committee of Foreign Affairs recently to fill
one of several vacancies that occurred in that Com
mttee by the resignation Of members, whose
have been publicly made known, and deemed by the
House sufficient to excuse them.
deeply regret the necessity that feel myself un-
der, to decline serving on that committee, and re
spectfuy ask that the House will excuse me.
| have carefully examined the grounds on which
the late members of the committee have placed their
justification before the country, for retiring from it,
and fully sustain tn ir views The reason they as
sign being altogether applicable to myself, ask to
be excused
With great respect,
Yobr obedient servant,
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
sr us,rY-rs sos-EssEsrIALs, LIBERrv; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARIrY.-.fugtistin.
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CONGRESS-.

On Monday, after the reading Of the Journal,
the Speaker pronounced the reception of petit
lions TO be in order. But the regular business
was suspendedthat the following letters might be
read.
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o. II. SMITH.
SILAs REED, Esq.

olLAs NEED, Esq. :.
The Chairman of the Committee refusing to AFFORD
any information Of the charges preferred against DR.
Reed or make known the reasons why he individu-
ally opposed the confirmation, it became necessary
to memorabilia the Senate for that purpose. The
following is copy of one of the memorials being
from the editorial and newspaper corps of ST. Louis
DR.. Reeds Memorial 10 the Senate.
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To the honorable the SENATE of the U. $.

in Congress assembled
Your honorable body will receive herewith sundry
memorials, praying the removal of the injunction Of
secrecy from the action hereto had by the Senate
upon the nomination of the undersigned, as Surveyor
General of the States of Illinois and Missouri.
II has however, been intimated to him that the ac-
companying III MORALS do not the whole ground
desired by hlm and he therefore prays your honora
Bile body that he be furnished with all papers nJur-
ousy affecting his together, also, with the pro-
ceedings which the Senate may have had thereon.
SILAS REED.
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We insert the following tribute with the greater
pleasure, because it comes from a true American
lady
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
s ertr y 9Oftnf,

Suti6cnma6er in 9tQcntaun,
bctrcibt nod immcr icin @cIddft in Der S,o,
miltcnlfra6c, Nogcubud,'s Wirthebaus oes
9cnllber, no CT immcr Su oerfaufcn bat unb
auf Scifcllnn9 madlt
8uti6en, Gdfie6, Sn99ie8, Gear,
born6, Sulfie6, &c.
gr bait immcrfcrt CUTE 9IrbcitsIeute unS to
ale Ieiue Subrncrfe inter Iciner unmittelbos
rem 9luffdlt aus gutcn Waterialien acmodt
,pcrcct 70 fanu or fir fcinc Slrbcit q,t fes
ben.
slu6befcrun9en alter Suhrwcrte mereen
ldnea uno biIli9 befcr9t weroen.
Seinen aIten 8rcmben uno G,6nneru
oauft or fur bic ihm III 3beil aenoroene
frcnnofhaftlidr 9lufmuntcrune uno looct bos
pnbIifum gum aeuei9tcu 3uIprld, Elm.
EP@r Ut 9eicnnen Su oenniebrtqite IT
preilen fir bdares @eIo al urrfaufcn.
2lqentnun, Sebrudr "a. na-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
SeBtc &rinllcrullo.

Gl cic Notwithstanding, mcihc ;pis
fteu Senrp Gabriel unb Sbrltiau BlbmeD.
oer IN Milerstauu beltano, aufaeI0et 1T, ME
.fruher bcreits onqcjei9t wuroe 70 pcroen
hermit oae Dicjeni9en, iuelde ncf all bcs
faae Sirmd ffuloig dno, gum. leeteumaI
,aufqcfcroert, bio BEN lilcu Wir; 9idtigtcit
III nadlctL rcil cs fcnt llnfciten oibt.
SoenrD 8atrtcl,
Gtriifan gSiomeDcr.
waasrstnufi, lfb. 2. Hq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
9(ucntduner Surs unb HuBta
SUITS q trtf.

IN Der 6dmltcnitrafc, QcQcniltcr 6 a m G.
fon's Rlcibrrtcbr.
CSaCpb 9. 8DQS.
bat bcitdnri9 auf 51anc, Elm ausgrScbntcs
2(Bcrtcment BON mDbi9en Sur unO
JRu6ta SOlitcrL
bon elmer ocrSiiolidcu Guaitit; aud, bat
CT fiirSlidl III 9icuDprf uno Nhilacelphia elm
9rrsC6 gBrrtcmcnt bon &appeu ctnocs
fouft wrrltntcr fd bcfrocn:
Otter 6uppcu. Sur Scal. Nutre. Wus.
frat. @cncD,Sio wie audi ollc glrteu Guc,s
Jtdppeu fur YPdnncr uno Sfuabcr.
Cicle Soppcu iIuo pcu elmer qutcn Suas
litdt uno pcrcCn su Den biIIi9tcn prciIen
pcrfduft.
Rauacutr mo 2Inocre, Die beim Grpscn
fdufen, lperoru e6 III ihrcm Icrtheil finocn,
bct ibm anSurufcn unp fur Id lclblt Sn urs
bctlcn.
joutmadlcr i'm 9anoe werocu inter BEN
btll9iten Secin9un9cn NIT jrccr 9lrt pcl,en
trimmings, II. I. 10. ucrlchcn.
CSaCob .. Spo5.
auentali, Sctober 81. nq-bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23

2Df4
@mpfon9cn bon @cur9e
Naberader, leBtbiu Sd,oBs
meiiier, ben SilanS in Ieinet
joinocu, 1872 2I
@mpfangrn bon Scnias
min 8c9el, @Tq. W2it9Iiec
Der @eieB9cbuug bon bisfsrfi
&uuntv, Die ti9lid,e Sesahs
lung peld)e er tpdhreno be5
9IufbrndDs Der GjeIctgebung
pcn 1910 erBtrlt, uno pels
dies or gum JhlBen oeS Sos.
einbe;abIte 70 90
Gmpfan9en BON cenl Gar
fir 1910 2067 4S
@mpfanQen bon ren oers
fd)ieoencn @clleftcreu, Gar
fir oaB Sdtr 1S4l 9292 81
9lnleihc oru Der 0irrths
amptcnganf auf bi5cpntirte
9ioten 1883 II
9uleibeu bon perIdlieSes
ecncn dnoern perlonen 1900 90
@mpfdngen OUtl g. q.
Weefer, Sheriff, fir SurD
gebilbrcn unb Strafen 95 90
@mpfaueen prn 6. @.
ycbit, ilbcr aescgenes @eIo
duf cine Sdlnl9tchnuna 10
@mpfangcn ocn @eor9e
Naberafer, 0leut fir bic
Spurtbauss2ottc 100
@rpfnn9en opu 8rCrge
NcnrD fir oc. Oh
@mpfdnacnorn bem@lerf
Der &ommieicnerS fir bic
o(te Sens um Die @curtbdus
Qottc, 81 90
@mpfanSen bon 3imCthp
WeiR, fir 4umber uerfauft
an SeIfricgcs gridc, so SO
gupfan9eu pcu SocnrD
2eh, fir DO. an Der Ncioes
bera unO QSriBenburg, DO. % SO
@mpfangen ocn phitip
pcrfcn fur oc. 418
@rpfangcn BON SacC6
@gge, fur alt Vumber, rs
-a-- 1876 "a
@mpfdn9cn bon tchn e.
RrouIe, ShnBmeiiter Der
9lIentaun BniTcr @cmpaos
njc, fir Ciuiocnoe auf Wdls
fcrsStrfS, % so
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
Scrti9en &leirun9sffiidfen

unterbcien Sn oerftiebenen gbreilen.
Die cbiaen RleieuuSSiiide iTno uuter fei
ner 9Inftdlt gemadht mcroeu uno er 1T fpils
lens, &c rbne dIGcs rpsitere Sob fur (IdD lelbIt
reoeu Su laGen.
aud hat er tiuen 8orratb bon Stpfs,
Semeetra9rn, unc Socmceu ;u uerfaufen.
%Idpes SO Sen fir Sd,neiecr (inb
immcrfcrt bel ibm III habeu.
Sdmes Sanction.
G"@r mint ned immer Difcrp, unc Gle
d1en {oclS ein, prfnr er Die b6hifen Marfts
preiie beSahlt.
auentauni Sept. %. nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
Sleue 0Ntillctn10cbere

Eer llnterSetdnete er9reltt oele 0ele9ef'
heit feiueu SreunoCu uno Dem 0cebrtcn pub'
Iifum lberboupt anjuSet9clL ooB CT cine
9tcnc Gabillctnla6crct
cr6fnet hat, in 9luen GaunItp, 0icrthamps
ton @auntD, 0erace ucben ocm geda @aual
bel Sie9friee6 grildc, nLltpc CT immcr gum
Serfluf auf lNRuo boltcu, rcCr auf 8eItCl,
lungcn Ucrfcrtl9en wtro.
Seittparo5 Sofl6, Gcfrctir5 0lidz
cribrinte, 5ildc rGn allen Sorteu
nieoerc uno bohe 8ettlaDen, Stdnp6
oDn allen 9lrtcH QGic9cn, Setttc8,
Stliblc ttte itc pcrtdn9t lucrNen, &c.
Sbi9c llrtitel merocn had, ben ncucifrn
Wufferu, nuS ecn bcltcu Wdtcrialtcr, uno
bltrd, quite 2rbcitcr ocrfcrtigt, lpeIthcs i'm in
ben StnnO feRt fir icecn 2lrtifcl Ger fcnc
Wcrfltdttc pcrlhft, GUT Su lfchcn,
Slid 2lrbcit bcirrgt CT inter gdn,
bilIt9eu Scotngiulgen.
@r hpfft curd, bilgc Nrciic ruo piinftIide
Scoirnung fetuer Geitiftc, eincn Ghcil Der
@umit oc6 pnbIifum6 ,u crbaIten, lprfr or
iId jcocrSctt eanfbar bcweien ptro.
SllCmpn 8lanf.
q. 8.-3cbtcnlobcn pcrcen audi bci ihm
duf Ole fltrseltr 9lujci9e uno Su Den biui9iten
iprctien pcrfcrtl9t,
9tcocmbcr %, rq-6Df
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23

9lTteBntent bon Sdrett.
Pin bic 9ITedOrs Der Stobt mo ben
oer1diebenen SduuIfips fir oa5
3idbrige 9iGeGmeut si MAIDEN,
uno bic 3aren fir ls41 Al tegen 694 94i
0rufersJ sJfehnun9en !:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
s2a,5l2 IA

gBir, bic uuterseiduetsn 2lucitcrs pcn qss|
ha SauntD, bsSeusen hermit, oae mir bie|
9ledinun9 ees @ecrge 9ibcaos, Sdiabmei1
ifer fur lS4l, genau init ben 8iidiern uno|
ben earauf besiehenoen llrfuncen rerglid,en|
hdben, uno bic 9cdnnne oIs ridtig II. pabr|
befunoen baten, rpie fe cben anecgeben II, !,
nno ftuoen cine 8ilanS in ten Sodneen ucn
Gecr9e 6hCars, @fq. lebtheriger Sdoemeis
fer, pom @inbnnrcrt filnf uno iehesig 2has
Ter nno pier uuo funfsiq @euts. Cur gsifds
tignHg ceIien, haben mir oies nit uulern llns
terfdriften oerisben. picfen stsn Gag Sonus
ar, 1912.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
S22,5I2 Ia
(Sr

S1or bc5ahlt ouf gtntrctIun9cn ber
@Cmmi6iOner6:
Sir @rdncs unO pctitscMs
rCr6 S4375 25
2Iu @cnifabIer fir cen @curs
ten bei,umchnen ISL 50
Gin ben @lerf Der piertelj6bs
rt9cu Steun9en 143 SO
@Cbnbrcn fur ben Staatss
9nwalo 20 90
Stdat6sllnfcfcn, lc. 96 65
@ebibren uno llnfcifcn an
Sricocn6ridtCr % So
@jcfdrguiehaItrr G'ebiibrcn
unc @rbaltun9 Der @es
f1n9cncrl SO 99i
SIR bic 1rauspcrtirun9
pcu 8crbrcd)er nad oem
philadelphia 3udthaus,
uno bic lluterbaltnn9 ocrs
Ielbeu 81 6S
@cbibren an Den Coroner
uno 6ricoCnsridbter fir
SuquiGticnen, &c. ia 10
2ln ben @ourts&rcYer unc
Itptdff5 119 %
--S2I73 81
Grri6tun9 neuer Srlifen:
Der DubS' Sriifc in Sbers
Wilfcro, SIS 40
Ter 3immcrmaun6 Bride 847 IL
Siegcrs' SriIde in Q.
9SheitbaN, 1853 Ia
-S3222 81
Gcrcltcu @ricf Sriifcu
bel SeIfrioge's Mnhte,
@berharos iIno 9lppcl's,
in SaljburA 1886 81
9lu6tehcrun9 alter Srlifcn
Sir Die Scrbaner bel 2lllens
taun, NIB anoCrer altcn
Sradeu I'M @amtp, 1437 %
Sefelltlide Stra6eu unb Sriifen
Sdaoeu duf We0en 764 26
Strasen uue SrdfenbclJds
tiger, 20S "a
- s9Gs 20
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
auterIud,t uno bcwilliot ucn
Sreper uilp 9lagei's
reue nno perbeiierte aNeroetraft
nnD CrcicbmofciDistc
oeaen bic N1e[t

9egen bic Weltl
Die llnterSeid,neten oaufen ibreh ETefneen
hno eem pHblitum fir Die liberate llhfnffi,
sung, rpeldc fle ibnen 9efdIenft hdbeu uuo
srgen hermit an, odB fIe nod ferffdhren
an ihrem often Stdnre, hifter @diiqefuer's
Wirtbsbaus 'unb unterhdlb Dinners Nru,
derei in NDIentduu, Grcfdrmdfdtnen uno
pfcroefraftSu otrfertigsil.
unIerr pferbcfraft bcitcht aus bret slr,
ten, pcucn ole cine gdrS ncn, beffer 1tfo Saus
erbdftrr 1T, als alle fruteren.
9Sr fpctsen bier nidlt behaupteh, oas uus
1ere Srefdhnoihiuefi 70 piel befer fno, als
bic pcld,e pcn dncern et7Itrn aentadt uno
perfauft rcroeu, allein mir hateu eds Bers
trdurn auf 1Ie, ode 1Te cine 9Orcbe aushAIten
unc ldoen od5 publifrm Elm, Glh bel oenen
,u befraqeTt, pedle iinicre Malhinea i'm @es
braud, haben, ndmlid,
Daniel Sttneioer, os9gbetfalI.
SoIla Wdller, 90
Salomfon 9orncu 10
GSobn -. Se9eln gan9lbraAm,
gerf6 @aantD.
0ir ftehcn Absr niaft en- III betaltpte4t, eaB
uniere neue
Orefcb. alnD ASnkiaaicbinc
afte anrerc Nrtcn iitcrfrtift, locii lie siufader
lit, feichter fhdfft, fdt6itcre 9lrteit hsd,t uub
odHcrhofter nnb lpchfffiler 1T, afS bic aNcrrn.
8ufct alio bel unS afr=-Hpir NIB juit seras
be 70 fberdf, rrie unoere qeute audi, mir redp
ucit fciucn @tkt fir bas beIcbcH.
Breocr nno 0flocl.
9IIe Slidarteiten Die in ttr Sad, sebSrcn,
rberben piiuftfd1 bcipr9t.
atlrntauu, GdrG %. nS~6M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
GleiDer- Stohr.

Der liuterIhrisbene hat in ieiuem &Ieioers
Stchr in Der 6amiltonsStrase, 9e9rnuber
@ GA 8 Soutifcbr, ein poulfdnoigcs Nfortis
mcnt oru friucu
SiiderH nno GailImeres
dltsr 9lrten uuo cin poIftinOiges 2ITortimsnt
BON
9Slnter Sitter,
duS ceucn or dtIc 9Irten &lcirnngsifide duf
SciteIuu9 ;u MAIDEN bereu lit; uuo ed er
intmer quite arbeter hdit, 70 fam er ale Ses
itclluuqcu qut uuo auf ods IhneGite beIcreen
rpic aud, einen 9roern Sorrath oon
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
3tNan nj 6.

9Bir bic untcYeidneteu babcu Die WdNfn
ne gum Grcffru uno puBen, pcIde uen
Sreber nno 5asel 9cmactt mcrocn it I'M @jes
brdud 9eieben nno es lit unlere McinAua,
baB iGe bc6fr, eiufdfer nno cauerhofter it,
ols ir9cho cine ahbcre WafdNHe, bic mir Sss
iebcn bdben
Senrp Gcras, Socnrp @altert,
Bn. Gpelmm George QSoi6evt
SQlcmcn Sod.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
Geccr Sicfcr in Der Stact 9lllentaltn
nq-3D2

Seocr Sleter III per Staot 9lllentaltn.
Stattet Ieinen 5Gunbcn unb benz publifnm
itbcrbdupt Ieinen ungebeuG clten Cauf ob,
fur ocrcn ltberale llnterItuBuna Die or QcnpI.
fen bat, unS bCndhrid,ti9et oisIeIte ;llolrid,
Cos CT Gin enforcement 6 bers 8aare
ouf Nuno hat, Die or al Icincm Shdp am
Gdc ccr NdmiltOn unb Sames Straee, Sas
9enbud,s Q8trthsbnus gegenllber, uno an leis
nem Q8ohnhauie in Der 2lllsusShase, 91ice's
98trth6hLule QcQeniibcr, beim @roecn uno
!fletncn nn pbilacclphier preisen abIcet.
Gem 8crrotb beitebt aus
S1u6 : 3ltbcr, Tleifhifdrrer, &route
ifdnber, SuttersSdier, BaI6,liber
nit hHl3crnen rnb Ciiernen 9leifen,
Gtmer bon alien grGBen uno Sors
tcn, 0uIhel6 mo talbe Q5uIhcl8,
Nef6 llnb balbc Dcf6, on9eifrihcnc
s3ltber uno Gtmer, QGoI6sOtaIbts
rel lc.
Gr perfcrti9t nI1o 8abes3Ibrr auf prlfcl.
lunNer, unO nue oucere Scbs9rbcit auf bic
fir;eite 9lnSei9e ; 70 rpie aud Tliforteit miro
ocn tbm untcr biIIi9cn Scoin9un9cn psrrids
tct.
Stchrholtcr miro Gin libcralcr ab;uo fir
8ddr GjeIo erldubt
gIulult II. 1S41. nq-6Oe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23

Die 9nm9 George Gboabs, Satncfer 9eda GalHp
1n nar 184 S um 3lfeH December 1S4 betre Sage nit et
nclhLnEen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
PATENT SMUT MECEIf,E

= (. III, oil 10; al. - tarrI-. -, lnGa't DO
& o., -Id iirm:a, ~ Nov r#ur mcN
,iIcut. q ie Di-tr. l. =: ~. ; Sc l
" ,dI liz. i,t.i.,s 81 snnr - Tn aala.i'
Of i.i. ,sw aud improved PA..N.
MA'iln
tn, N.rirnc j. lerld, dis slpr,ioi :" -
h,iii,r,i n,enI-d. Iran thu fact I -! all i!;r,f
er Mqcmurs. So ,nr n | know, have lern rc..
~slr,icled :, ~ Ia break ~ pnlv rise thu grains 81
smut " lille iics nrr amongst H. good Ni.ra'
and thereby causing II great quantity OF dust az
puly.rlzcd smut Ia adhere Ia the " heal: -
| mnci. So 40 TO lra,eit bnI lrilc he',er. aud III
snmc instances. in Il wore condition. than II was
previous L. H. pu--in: through "a" Maciirr -
But - ilIi lhis Machine II - quite oih"fwis". a.
il If so constructed IL Ia separate ,iic INN tom
/ the wheat. ,choie and sniirc. t.n fcby preventing
! the du., wl,Ics is Occa-l"urd by pnircrisin- al
breaking the grains of smut.
As itr present sale w'ii bc locked 10 within
tcrcs, by both Mrllers aud ilarhIni>'-. and II. "r
der iI,al iIley NIL, sarisi, ilrin-' Ives "i Ih'
va,ue afd uriliiv / This Maclh,.. ] would IN
4, tie them Ia cali n, the Mills on Snlida River
about two miles br low Ganihreiis Bride. i"t
meriy / npw n by the name Of " ilson MlIi'
now John Smiths, and by the 23i OF this inst
another may be- SEE n, John Donald's Mills OF
Turkey Creek. nb"u. or. mile from tien'"vi!l'
Able Vile District. Al either p'nre they ~!
be fully Satisfied OF IT, value.
TeTms-Righis oi Districts vii b" sold !
- m0,rEs credit-i,igh,s ut States OH one an'
TWO ycurs-Purcnasers t. Giyo .iolcs a"d mp
proved racuritiiy. The Pa'rn; Right wa nh
iained Tor III. term Of Is years
The Sair wi, commence nj u ''''"rk. n
Smiths Mill. JOHN WILSON.
hrenlor and Proprietor.
Sept. %. 1912 W@