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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-17

Benjamin Melvin,lale of Charleston, Va
has bequeaIhed $1,000, as the commence
menl of fund for the education of poor
children, in Jefferson county, in tha
Stale.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-17

The New York and Erie Railroad has
becomealiable to forfeiture and sale by the
State for noncompliance with the charter.
The House OF Representative. of New
York. however, by large majority, has
passed bill to postpone the sale ill May
next. This will afford ,he next Legislature
time and opportunity TO consider the ex.
Pediercy of granting farther relief TO the
company.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Washington, March l9, 1912.
e did not sit to-day.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
HoUsE.-The journal having been read, Sc
veral petitions were presented on leave, ant
referred.
The Speaker laid before the House severa
Executive communications.
A communication from the Secretary OF the
Treasury in relation to the Loan Bill.
Another in relation 10 Tonnage Duties.
Another in relation 10 Light Houses.
From the Stale Department in relation 10 the
Boundary Line between Missouri and Iowa,
communicating correspondence, &C., in answer
10 resolution of the House.
From the War Department, in relation to the
contingent expenses ofthe Military Establishment.
From the same department, in relation to Indian
matters
From the Post Office Department, in relation to
the receipt and transmission of letters in foreign
steamers. Referred to The COMMITTEE on Post Of
fees and Post Roads.
From the Treasury Department, in reference to
the Revenue Act of I84l.
From the Legislature of Wisconsin Territory
IN relation to the Boundary Line. The resolutions
were read declaring the line defended by one of
the parties to be impracticable.
The bills upon the Speakers table, from the
Senate, were then referred to their appropriate
committees.
Mr. Williams then moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee of the Whole on the state Of
the Union. Tellers were appointed, and the vote
stood as tollows-ayes IO7, noes not counted.
Mr. Ward, Of n. Y, was called to the chair, and
The consideration Of the Loan Bill was resumed.
Mr.. Profit, of Ia, was entitled to the floor in
continuation Of the speech commenced yesterday.
Dir. Profit spoke until half past three when Mr..
Gentry got the floor and moved that the Commit
tee rise.
e Mr. Fillmore offered resolutions calling for in
formation in relation to the contingent expenses of
the Courts of the United States with view of ob-
tanning information to the reporting Of bill. The
resolution was adopted.
The House adjourned before four o'clock.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

that he saw numerous tracks Of this animal and
signs of the print of his nose in the Treasury pap
and that he was of opinion that the bugbear had
at one time consumed about $1,000 worth of pap,
but after the general election, when it became
known that Postens and Merwne were elected
the creature became frightened and forsook his
nest; and then the gentlemen who felt concerned
for their honesty, began to scramble about, and
scrape together pap, to replace that portion eaten
by the ravenous bugbear. There was abundance
OF time, from the middle of October to the first of
January-about two months and half-for these
lads to replace the pap.
Mr. Merwine says there may be something in
the dark yet, on account OF land taxes. land sales
moneys refunded, amounts paid by Collectors
&c, which were not perceptble at last settle
ment; but, with the aid of another competent and
Impartial Auditor, who will unquestonably be
elected by the tax payers next fall, he would ex-
anime fully into all matters appertaining to the
welfare of our county, and report the same to the
public,
want Mr.. Spectator to brighten up his ideas,
by taking few doses from the pill-box, and then
let US hear the balance of his evidence about
bugbears and such animals, in a
more sensible style than his former productions
and, after little Jenny gives him the answers to
the foregoing questions, he (Mr. Spectator) will
please lay the same before the public
An Advocate of Justice
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

not speak so disrespectfully of the brute creation
II will say, the hogsh habit? l will tell YOU
what think they will say that professors of re-
ligion kept rum TO sell, and if they did not buy
it, it was given to them so they thought there
was no harm in drinking and getting drunk Well,
what will those professors of religion, who are
engaged in this murderous traffic, say! Will
they plead ignorance, too, and say that they knew
no better! | think not. They must confess that
it was the love of money, which :" is the root OF
all evil
Ihave question, also, to ask the preachers of
the everlasting Gospel: why is it that you are so
often heard reproving the drunkard while you so
seldom censure and condemn the vender of the
poisonous liquid who, in my humble opinion, is
infinitely worse thar the poor inebriate2
4 FriendtO Religion, Temperance, and M0raiity
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23
The Money Market.

Judging from the tone of the Philadelphia pa
pers-those, at least, which may be quoted as
authority--ihe main pressure upon the solvent
banks of that CITY has ceased, and the business ol
those institutions may be con sdered as firmly es-
1ablished. With the exception of the Girard, U.
States, Pennsylvania, Penn Township, Moya-
mensing, Mechanics, ard Manufacturers and
Mechanics, Qhe notes of all which Banks are at
a discount of 20 to so per cent? the city Banks
are fast regaining the confidence of the people,
although money matters in general are but little
improved. The country Relief notes, as they are
called, are not taken in the city, except at dis
count of from fifteen 10 eighteen per cent. Specie
commands no prem.um--a fact which confirms
The assertion that confidence is being restored
among the people. Exchange on New York, on
Monday, was in better condition than on the
preceding Saturday, no premium being asked.
At the Stock Board, on the same day, State
1ives fell to 43--a great reduction.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23
FOR THE JEFFrRsoNrAN REPUBLICAN.

Mr. Editor: Sir-I wish TO put question OF
two in your paper, if you please. When will
professors of religion be ashamed to sell and give
rum to drurkards! If the entreaties, tears, rags
and starvation of wives, mothers, and children
will have no effect on them, what will ] an
swer, Nothing, until drunkards themselves get
ashamed of their evil course, and relinquish the
intoxicating draught What plea will drunkards
make when they are called to render an account
to the Judge of quick and dead, for continuing in
the--l was going to say-beastly habit, as
heard preacher say the other day; but l will
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23
MoUNr PoCoNo, March 10, 1912.

| MOUNT 1OCONO, M2TCh ~, lS4Z.
Mr.. SchOch:-I mus: say few words more
in relutaton of an allegation Of the editor of the
''Smut machine" of the 9th inst, where he en-
deavors TO make the people believe that some
counties pay more in proportion for printing
than Monroe does. In lS4O, honest Jimmy re-
celved S247 25, for printing that year; las, year
! he received only Sl54 II l-2, which was no
doubt owing 20 the election of Postens and N.Y.
self. Jimmy well knew that | would reduce
his exorbiant charges, and hence he makes
his bill nearly 500 lower than the former year
This shows that my election choked the fellow
off before he had fnished-lear operates to the
advantage Of the public in many cases. l have
shown in former statement, that Jimmy has
received on an average about $500 per annum,
since he has dsgraced our Democratic county
with his presence. also stated that $50 per
annum would be a reasonable price for the
printing Of Monroe county, and that consequent
ly Jimmy had received upwards of sl00 per
annum more than he deserved-now | will
proceed 10 the proof. Pike paid SI7 so for
printing in 1910. That county contains some
thing more than I-3 the number ofiaxables that
Monroe does, accordingly Monroe should pay
but $50 so for printing. Now deduct this from
5000, the average amount paid Jimmy per an
mum, and il shows an excess of $l47 So JIM
my sets down number OF counties with their
amount for county printing viz: Bucks S37l "A
that county contains times as many taxables
as Monroe, according thereto Monroe should paw
but SCI 96--now deduct this sum from $780, the
standard price that Jimmy hasreceived since he
has printed for the county, and it shows an ex-
cess of Sl38 o.. Jimmy sets down Dauphin al
1923 l2-that county contains 3 times the
number OF taxables that Monroe does, therefore
divide the sum by 3 and it produces SIT II, +,
which deduct from 5000, and it shows an ex-
cess of Sl22 29 above proportion to that coun-
ty. He also sets down Lycoming at sl87 46
now that county contains 2 ID times the
number of taxables that Monroe does, conse.
quently Monroe would accordingly receive
STA 9s, which deduct from 5000, and it shows
an excess of 1925 o. above proportion to that
county. He sets down Montgomery at 1856
25. That county contains times as many
taxabes as Monroe, therefore divide The sum
by 5 and il produces SIT 05, deduct this sum
from 5000, and il shows an excess OF Sl22 81
above the proportion 10 that county. The fore
going is conclusive proof tha; my calculation
upon that subject is correct, and that $50 per
annum is quite fair compensation for the
printing Of this county, and that Rafferty, has re-
ceived from $I20 10 $3.50 per annum more than
he should have had in comparison TO other
counties. Honest Jimmy has labored nces-
sanity TO induce the Tax payers of our county
to believe that was wrong in my assertion
but 1t is out of his power TO produce such an
impression upon the minds Of honest Tax pay
ers. With these remarks shall say no more
upon the subject al present
Your fellow citizen,
JOHN MERWINE.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23
roR THE jEFFERsoNIAN REPuRL1cAN.

Mr.. Edtor:-In Raffertys organ of the 18th
ult., we find an article signed Spectator" and
purporting to emanate from Pocono township,
which is universally considered the most sense
less production that has appeared in the filthy
Smut Machine" The writer of that silly piece
is either an Ex-Judge, would d-be-lawyer, Doctor
or understrappcr, residing in Stroudsburg his
silly remarks contain no charge against any per-
son or persons, but assert that the people of Mon
roe have been humbugged into the support of John
Merwine, who the writer says promised TO ferret
out a bugbear from among the Ex-TreasuTers s
premises, and exhibit the animal to the people of
our County. HIS nonsensical piece of absurdiiy
was considered beneath the notice Of honorable
Tax payers, and would most probably never have
been thought Of again, had not the ignorQmus made
q reference 10 said episte in the ".Smut Aachine'
Of the 9th inst, where we find him expressing
wonder why no reply has been made thereto, and
says he can maintain his position BY evidence
which has not yet been before the public eve.
Now come, Nh Spectator, we want that evidence,
and challenge you TO produce it, that the public
may examine il and Judge of its merits. The
reason why your writings have not been replied
TO up to this time, is their lack of common sense.
These remarks are only made in order to put you
upon the trail Of the bug bear that doub; exist
ed, prior TO the last general election. My advice
Is that Mr.. Spectator call on little Jenny the De-
putty 10 the Ex-Treasurer, and demand Of him
answers TO the following questions.
oC, LaJ boo
10 individuals by you and your boss Jacob, up TO
the 10Th Of October last
Second.---What was the exact condition Of the
Treasury on that day?
Third What amount Of checks was in the
Treasurer's hands at that time
Fourth. TO whom was the money above al
luded 10, loaned!
Fifih.---IIow much money was collected after
the election?
Sixth---Did not the election Of Ehhu Postens
and John Merwine, frighten you grab game gentry
into a sense Of your duty, and force some of you
10 scramble about and borrow funds, to replace
that which had been removed and used for private
purposes without authority Of law !
Seventh.--Where were the loans effected to re-
place the funds which had undergone grab fin
genagl
Eighth.---Why did the Ex-Treasurer pay of
more checks after the first of January, than the
amount Of County funds in his possession. and Of
whom did he borrow money so to do, by which
means he brought the County in his debt!
After Mr.. Spectator receives those answers
from liue Jenny in a correct and orderly man
rer, be will then be upon the track of the bug bear
that once existed-he must then follow up the trail
I'd he will find the animals nest, but will un-
doubtedly fin the old bugbear among the missing.
Mr. Merwile informed me after the settlement
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

Nearly twelve thousand tons Of anthracite coal
from Pennsylvania, worth at home about seventy
five thousand dollars, are consumed annually at
Lowell. Massachusetts. In one city alone, for one
article, Pennsylvania finds market for seventy
i've thousand dollars worth of an article which no
other State in the Union can furnish
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Dr. J. II. Frick, late
cashier of the Penn Township Bank, attempted
TO commit suicide on the evening of Monday last.
by taking arsenic at nine O'Clock in the evening
he was still living, but doubts were entertained Of
his recovery.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

Almon ii. Read. dem. has been elected TO Con-
gress fromihe Sus9uehanna district, in this State,
in place Of David Dimock, deceased.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

POWERFUL MAN-.There is a fellow down
east, so powerful in his arms, that he is en-
Ployed 10 sqeeee tar om Of pine knots
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

The canals Of our State are now in operation
water having been let into them.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

That was an impudenl fellow who defined
woman, A sign To hang dry goods on
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

The law ,abolishing Imprisonment for debt has
passed the Legislature of New Jersey.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-09
Orabfetlt- Saueret.

Der llnterSeidncte, banfbar fir friber ees
npfeue &unoIhaft mad,t feinen 6reun6eu
uuo oem publifum iiberhaupt befdnnt, bag
er nod INNER fcrtfdbrt oas cbioe @jeIhdft
in allen eeIIen oeritbiebeuen 3peiGen, an Gem
alten Stanb, in Wi0erstaun, Al betreiben,
allrpo er bereit 1T ale 8tflelIuneen in fei.
nem Sadie prompt Su beeteneu uno smar mad,
ben binioitcn 9reiecn.-Snbem er immer ein
0ro6c6 9IGortment Marmpr Steinen auf
inano bait, 10 lit oas pubtifum ebrerbietiaft
cin9elooen unSurufen unb fen Stcd 70 wic
feine 9lrbeit in 9Iu9enidlein ;u nebmen, Der,
pbfdpn er e5 nid)t Ielbf 5ebalpten mil, Der
bette in ben Der. Staaten lit. @egen feiner
@rfabrung in oieIem Ge1d,dfte, ftbmeid,elt
or lId) baB e5 cine 9uniti9e 8er9leid)un9 nit
i'g,"s 'i.'s" at"ssrn im &anntD ausbalten
tpiro.
@r berferti9t alIe 9Irten @rabiteine, oe,iers
te ober un9eSierte, nit en9ild,en orer bouts
idben 8ndftaben, NIT Sor9faIt, Sh6ubeit
uno ShnelIgfeit.
T. perionen peIde 9rdbfeine fir ibre Nreuns
Dc su BADEN ipilnIhen, mereen ,es IN ibrem
Bcrtheil ftnoert, fuenu (te bel benz lIufer,eie6s
neten anrrfcn, che fe 1cnffpo faufen, 6a er
UNI einen Drittheil fpobIfsiler perfauft ais
rele anoere @jrobiteinbauer.
eSe0e ., Nafe.
WfilterStdnn, 9Iu9. 81. 1912. na-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-09

llnterhcien srt Uerid,ieoCnen preilen.
Die pbiNen Sleioun96llllde Gnp untcr fci,
ner 9IufItd,t 9emadlt tppreen uno CT lit nil
lens, iIe cbne aIlc6 peitere Sob fur Fd) IrlbIt
reSen Sn lafen.
9Iud, batter tiner 8crratb bcn Stcd 6,
Semcefra9en, inb Soemben ;t oerfoufrn.
0PIdpes SO a &c II fir Sdncioer Gnb
tinmerfcrt btt tbm 81 babcu.
SanteS Samefon.
6@r bat bic Ieupprfcr unb pbiloeels
pbier Safbens bcretts entpfan9cn unb Sieies
ni9en welde fclde nnterfhricbeu babcn be-
ltcben bteicIbru bct ibn abiuboIen.
9lpril 27. no--6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-09
Sefamntntoellltna.

Der 8crfd,rift Der Contribution unb ben
!@efeBcn Der 9lepublif 9ende miro birmit bes
fannt gcmadt bos Der prefoent nnb Die Di,
rcftcren Der 9icrtbamptou 8ant [melehe in
Der StaSt 9IIIcntaun, eedld @auntD erridbtct
it'll 9cicnnen lIno uno befhlo6en haben, bel
Der ndditen @e1re9ebuu9 rieIes Staats fir
cine 8ermcbrlIn9 ooer @rh6hun9 bes @opitaf
Steds pcn 10000 81 100000 3ahler, uub
fur cine Serdueernn9 oes 9iamens prn 'yiers
ibamptcn Sanf" 81 "9IIenram 8anf'' abcr
fur tene gerdnocrnn9 ocs Srts Der 8auf,
anjulnhen.
Sobn Slice, Yrcficent.
Su!i 8, no--6,ge
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-09

Senadrid,ti9et hermit bic Ginwcbncr scrr
siaentann nno oas pnblifum lberbaupt, bal,
sr einen y ferbe M ietb IS Stan er6ffnet
bat, geraoe binterbalb Der 6riebenstcte Drus
Geret III oieisr Sta6t, allrpO jc6erseit 9emies
tibet wcroen f0nnen:
asoi Den beffen uno ff6erifen Nfereen,
snni Reiten ccer 5abren, 70 wie aud, iebe
glrt en-. nnb sneisfpdnnige Subrmerfe, ,e.-
Dd er lriner bon ben belfen &utId)er bait.
10 teHnen perlcuen bic es mnnfd,en, nit Sis
ttlerhelt ir9enb einen Srt 9ebrad,t fperoen.
slnf Sefehl iper6en pferbe unb 6nbrperfe al
perioHen an ir9eno einen Sn Ser Sfott aes
bradpt; nno iiberbaupt feline Mnbe fotI err
part ipsroentr @rfiluu9 aller 8cfeble.
Ssine pretie fInb billis, unb er bofft
oardl paHftlihs 8eoienunS nnf rsibIide lin. llii
alfrllueliHg.
Set. 26. no-Io
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-09
s5anern febet bier.

Der uuterfhriebeue mad)t ben Saucrn BON
0fcrtbamptcr, eedla, Buds uuo 8erts @aun,
tD ahtun9spcII brtannt, bas CT fortfdbrt
Dferoes9epalte uno Sref6maI6inen
Sn ocrferti9eu all feinem alien StanSe, ur,
rpeIt benz @auntD @cfdn9uiB in 9Iaentaun,
moielblt CT inner eineu grosen Sorratb bon
Wlaifinen Sli baltcn geoenft, uuo Sauern
fonnen ju jeoerseit nit pchifetleren uno ban,
erbafteren Wafdincn oerfeben tpcroen, aIs
lIe Ionitipc faufeu f6nnen. gBdbreno ben
Ieeten 3 Sahren fno nabe an Elm Jounoert
bon feinen Oiafd,iuen In eeda @auntD pers
fault pcroen uno tpercen alIentbaIbcn nit
Der 9r6Bten 3ufrieoenbeit 9ebraud)t.
Sdnern bic cine ocn BEN Weafdinen
gu prcbiren tpinfhen,. f6nnen bies pbne ole
9erin9ife @efabr tbuu unb wenn ITe ibneu
nIdt 9efdllt, rehnet er nidIts bafilr an.
0eipiS q. Buflp.
William 9lbbctt 9t9ent.
q. 4.-Idbere 2Iusfnnft ertbeilt auf9ers
lan9en 0r. SCbn @ircB, C@jaRwirtb.)
sIllentanrL 9uIi 18, 1912. ra-3Ua
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-09
Court 9orDftdntdttott.

@intemal Der adtbare Scbn Saufs,
WrcNbents9idter in Den ocrid)iecencn Scurs
ten BON @oitcn 0leds pom britten geridtes
Be,irf, teItebenb aus ben Sduntie5 8erfs,
Tortbdmptpn uno 0ed)d, i'm Stdat Nenufls
bdnien, in Sraft feiucs glmte6 preiIoentrids
ter perId)iebener Scurten bon SDer uno Ger,
miner II. all9cneiner 9efdn9ntss s@rleoi9un
in beIa9ten @dunttes; uno 6. S. 9iube,
rub Sofepb Sdger @iQuires, @ebalfss
giid,ter Der Scurten bon SOer uub Germiner
nno aI9emciner Gefdu9utB,@rtebt9uu9 fir
Die Hidtun9 bon Odltpts uno 0noern 8erbres
den in eria9tem Qetba @auutD, ibren Sefsbl
an mid 9ertdltet hdben, porin &c cine &purt
BON SDer uno Germiuer uuO DierteIjdbri9er
Stbung Yon Common pleas aubcraunleu,
feeld)e 9ebalten rperbeu fol- in Der Staot
9IaentdutL fir oas &auntD 9edld, ouf ben
1ifen Ot0nta9 i'm WCnat Secember,
1912, fpetdIes Der ste Gag bes bcfa9tsu W2cs
mats it, II. tpeIde eine Q8pdlc baueru Dtrb.
60 miro biermit 9ta6rtdt 0eoeben
an ale Srteoen6rtdlter uno @pufdtel inners
hal6 bes be1a9teu @auutie6 BON eed,a, baB
Ne odnn uno baIclbit Gtd) in ei9ener perfpn
NIT ibren Nclls, Hecpros, SnquiIittcnen unS
9ramlnattcnen etnSufnoen baben, I'M ibren
pfidten Dor eriaater @curt abSuwarten.
~Otp5iPthpott, '.--.-S >,.I, ,ITo S;o;,
iit9en, tpeIde 9e9en @efan9ene in Sem irE8sSs 8ISes
fdn9niB ces @auntieS eed)d als &(doer pSer
3eu9en aufSutreten baben, bcuad,ridFttgrt,
baB Te fth alloprt unb baielbit ein,ufin6cn
haben, I'm ctelelben 81 prcfequirel1, ipte es
ibnen Ged)t 6iinfen mag.
@e9eben inter rfeiner Sodno, in Der Stdbt
9lnentaun, cteien 26iteu Gag October, i'm
Sabr uniers Serrn 1912.
George gSetberbo(o, S6erif.
Sherifss2lmtsifute1 ,r
sIacntaun Oct. 26, N-o@
@SIG srbaIte Die 9fepubltf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-09

StaeitelhSSOauett III 2tleflfantI
mad,t feiuen Trcunben unb einem 0sebrten
publifum er9ebeult befanut, enB CT ca6 obs
9e @eldlaft nod INNER an fcinen aIten
Stauc, bid)t bel Der 9utberifden Stride, forts
betrsibt, uus bne er INNER bercit 1T jeSe gIrt
lie9eu6e uub Ifebenbe @rabtetue auf bic tiir'
;eite QIn3eige 81 Yerfcrtigeu. Sa er IN benz
8cGddft @rfdhrun9 bat, unb lcine pretIe drts
Berf bili9 fino, io Itmejd,eIt er fd, feline
&mtcn sur Y6utgcn 3ufriebenbeit betienen
,u f6unen. 9IGc bei ibm 9smndten 8eileIs
lun9en in feinem Sad, merben nit Dnuf ans
9cncmmen uuo aufs punftlid,fe beIpr9t.
@r 1T bautbar fir Die ou69eSebute 9uf,
muuterung, tte er bisbcr 1T Oieiem @eItift
genc0en hat, NIB bpfft cine 8ortoGHcr Der
8ewpgsnbeit ieiner Srcuuben unb Ger 6fents
lid)en @uuft gu 9eniesen.
9lpril, 81, nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-09
Ofett- lunp 95leeb-S -Se6mtpt.
0patban 0autenIbldoer


madt Ieineu 0reun6en uuo einem 9eebrten
pubIifum iibertaurt Die Gnjetge, bae er iein
@efAdft nod INNER an letnem alien Stano'
plaee in Der Samiltcns Strose, benz Stcbr
bes Srn. pcter Snber ge9eniiber, fcrttreitt,
aapo er INNER einen 9rcBen 8crratb
SOpl3> ltnb Soblen Sefen
BON Der neuelfen uno fd6niten pattern,
ErcmmeIn mb 9lobr, 70 ipie aud,
Sleb9ef0irr bon allen 9lrtcn
sunt @erfauf nuf 6ano bdIt, ccer anf gcs
ifelIun9 oerfertiget.
@r lit banftar fir bic bi6hcr 9cnofcuc
&unbfdaft, unb brft burtb pluftIid,e See
bienun9 NIB biIi9e prsife bic @unit bee 9}ubs
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