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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-18

Washington City, October 20, l842
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17
Congress.

The House of Representatives battled during
long session, on Saturday, the subject OF the Re-
peal of the Bankrupt Law. The Repealers fought
determinedy, to extract report from the Judiciary
Committee, and the friends Of the Bankrupt Law
resorted to every expedient which the forms of
the House permitted to defeat that intention.
The repealers, however. were successful, and the
bill TO repeal the Bankrupt Law was introduced
and read a first time A few minutes before
six o'clock the combaiants. from sheer exhaustion,
assented to CESSATION Of hostilities until this day,
when the contest will be renewed The fate OF the
Bankrupt Law however, so far as the power OF the
House of Representatives extends, Is sealed AS
the subject in controversy is an absorbing one, eve
nv movement, in relation to it possesses paramount
interest, and therefore Congressional report de-
tails TIE minuta of the days proceedings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17

Mksrrrs Fm ST SskMoS BrroaE CoSaaEss-
for sale at this oifc e, price 81 cents per copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17

De. L,RpsrR IN BosroS.--This notorious saran
has been eminently successful IN Boston. Before
his debut there, certain Clique of SAINTS headed by
one Sleeper, formerly skipper cook, or boatswaln,
in the deep sea fishing trade, raised great hue and
CRY against LaNlner, the ground that he had Tor.
merly run away with Mrs. Heavisde, he was not fit
TO teach astronomy and optics In spite of this OPP
position, the saran, attended by Mrs. Heavisde,
since made into his wife, and little daughter went
to Boston, opened series of lectures on the starry
heavens" and has had Increasing audiences every
night, in spite OF all the big batch OF lmmoralltles
charged against him. He has now consented to
give second or hrd series, and his rooms are ire
quented by the mos, intellectual and moral people
of Boston.
| Nor is all this remarkable at all The hypocrisy
OF these latter days is astounding. AT the very same
moment that cry was raised against Lardner in
Boston, there was convention openly debatn
whether the Holy Bible was founded in fact or in
fancy-a convention actually celebrating whether
there was any truth in Chris, aud Christianity. or
whether il was not a mere fable 1t is also another
singular fact in the moral history of the age, that the
very same ciqns who have paronised d.. Lardner,
with all his SINS on his head have always raised the
greatest cry OF persecution against us, account o.
our morals 100, while not of these very atrociou
scoundrels could put their finger a single immora
act, public OF private, during the whole course o
| Our life.
| The u,ter-he beastly hypocrisy OF the age, i
aIocious- astounding wonderful
10 The packet ship England was reported lat
1t night as of the coast There was also a rumo
tat she had pat into Newport.
War ARE THKY ABoUr7-The Shareholders con
/ A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17
ship Frankfort Ashore--Not the Morrison
as ReuOrted.

The ship reported to be ashore on Long Beach,
near Little Egg Harbor, and reported to be the
Morrison from Canton, proves to be the ship Frank
fort, Capt. A. G. Russell, from New Orleans, con-
signed to Johnson Il Lowden, with cargo of cot
ton, lead, wheat, &c. The ship went ashore on
Friday morning, at o'clock, and lays high and dry
among the breakers. She is not bilgsd, and hopes
are entertained of getting her off, should the wea-
ther continue mild
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17

War ARE TINY AsoUr'-The Shareholders con-
vention at Annapolis, Maryland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17

10 The packet ship England was reported late
| 1t night as of the coast. There was also a rumor
IA Il she had pat into Newport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Trade with China is as
asthe cause ofthe deficiency, and the variations
trade are exhibited Is follows =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17


Pans, Die. EVERY thing remains perfectly
quiet in this city at present An extensive secret
conspiracy to blow up the residence of the Royal
Family has been detected and suppressed.
From the tone OF the Ministerial Journals, it is
evident they are backing out OF their interference in
the affairs OF Spain.
FRENCH PoLlrIcAL LEADERS. There are al this
moment three men in France who may be assumed
10 represent the three principal sections OF the POI
litical world out OF which Government has been,
ard may again be, formed by each of these leaders
We mean Count Mole, NJ. Gulzot, and M Theirs.
Uni coalition is effected Git ever such an event
could take place) between two of these statesmen
To bring them both into office together, it lsevdent
that whiche vcr of them has undertaken to form a
Cabinet must make up his mind to a sort OF bIce-
phaous opposition and the possibility Of direct CO
aliiion against him. To this il must be added, that
there exists a fourth party, under the Leadership OF
NJ Pasy and NJ Dupaure, which is by no means
strong enough TO form Government on It's own
basis but whichI supposed TO have sufficient pow
er in the Chamber TO overset whatever Admnstra.
lion may have been formed, by carrying over vs. IN.
laence TO the Opposition London Times Dec IN.
THr LIBERTY 90 THE Pass Tn, National ha,
been tried four times during the last three months
by the Court OF Assizes, and acquitted on three &C
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
5awsaits 15.
8eotnannaen. II.

Diefe 3eitung miro ieccn Neittmrd, auI
einem 9rceen Sipers9ioDaI Soeen, nit GAM
neuen Sdrtftcn, bcraus9e3eben.
Der Subferipticns. .preis ilt / II G + a.
Ter ees Sabre, in 8orausbeSahtnug.
SIN SAT- oies nidlt aeldiebt, 70 peroen ein
2bnler unb filnf uno stpanSi9 Sents an9es
redlnet.
aein Snbfcribent pirb fir wcnecr ale 6
Waenate an9euommetl uuo feiuer fam pie
3eitnn9 auf9ebeu, bic alIe 9iitdfdnoc earauf
abbeSdhlt fIHc.
Befanntmddlun9en, tpeIde Gin 8iereG aus
mahelJ ,per6eu oreimal fur siBen 3haIer eins
9erift uno fir jeoe fcrnere Gmrifuug fiinf
nno SpanSi9 @ents. = GrbBere mad, 8crs
bdfnfB.
Dicjeitiae rUeIde bie 3eitlng nit BET 9ycff
ceer Dem poftreiter erbalten, mllfien Ielblt
bafiir beSableH.
9IlIe Sriefe an be 0eraus9eber miiIen
= 4 FIR e ein9elanot iperoeu, lcnlt tperSen
fle nidIt auf9cnommen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21

Der unterfdlriebene mdtt ben Bauern BON
9icrthamptpu, eeda, Buds unb Rsrfs @auns
tn tDSthtung5yOlI belanut, 6dB er iortfdbrt
Dfer6cs@cralte itno 0refdmaldinen
81 perfertieen an feiuem aIteu Gtanee, uns
lpeit bem @anutD Gefdngnis in 9Iasntauit,
ipcielbit er INNER einen 9rosen @orratb uon
Wtaidltnen Sll baItcn geeenft, uno 8anern
fDunen 81 jeoerseit nit pchlfeilereu uuo halt'
erbafteren Wald,inen perfeben perben, aIs
lle ipnilpo faufen F6Hnen. gBdbreno ben
Iesten 3 Snhren f1ilo nahe an ein bunbert
BON feiuen Mnldiren in eedIn GauntD pers
Fault lporben uno iperoen alIeutbnlben nit
Der 9r0Bteu 3ufriebenbeit 9ebraudlt.
Banerit bic cine pou oen WaIdiHeu
st prcbiren tpiinfden, f6nnen bies pbne bic
9erin9ife Gjefabr tbun nuo penn Te ibuen
nidIt 9efalIt rednet er nidits bafiir all.
9eipi5 q. 8udlp.
9Silliam 9lbbptt 9l9ent.
81. B.-Idbere 9lusfunft ertteilt auf 8ers
lnnQen Sor. Sobn @roe, C@aftwirtb.)
9IlIentaun, SuIt 13, lS42. itq-SM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
steipl5 u. VuGlD.
@illiam 9lbbott, 9l9ent.
0rabtfetlt- 6oueret.

Der llnter;ethnete, banfbar fir friiber gee
nCfene JEunbIdlaft, madjt feinen Srennben
nno Dem publifnm iiberbnupt befannt, oas
CT nod immer fortfdbrt oas pbige geGhdft
in alien beden oerfhieoenrn 2wei9er, an bem
alten Stanb, in MilIerstaun, AZ betreiben,
alIrpo er bereit it ale 8eitelIuu9en in lei.
nem Tdd,e prpmpt III becienen llnb sfpar mad,
ben btlligfeu preieen.-Snoem er INNER Elm
grcec6 9Ifortmrnt Wlarmcr Steineu nuf
Nauo hdlt, 70 1T bas publifum ebrerbieti1it
eingclnoen anptrifcn tmo fein Stod 70 tpie
ieiur slrbeit in 2Iuaenldlein ;u nebmen, Der,
cbfbcn er e6 utd,t ieIbif bebaupten mill, Der
bette in ben Ser. Stnaten tit. gBegen feiner
@rfabrung in biefeui @jefd,dftr, fdlmeidelt
CT lidl bnB eS cine 9iinltige Bcrgteid)un9 nit
ir9cHo eiuem sIueern i'm @auutD msbaIten
ipiro.
@r serferti9t ale 9Irten @rabiteine, 9c;iers
te pber uu9eSierte, nit en9Iifden Ooer oeut'
ffen 8udlltnben, NIT SprsfaGt Sd0nbeit
mo Sd,nelIi9feit.
perionen lpeld)e @rdbIteine fir lire Trenns
De su taben ipilnIdeu, tperoen es 81 ibrem
8ertbeil ftneen, lpenn lIe bel benz lluter,eidJs
rcten anrufeu, ebe fIe icniiipo fdrfen, td er
Inn eincu Drittbril tpcbIfeilrr perfauft als
ipie anbere @rabIfeinbauer.
cyeie 9. 92ace.
yiillcr6tdun, gIng. 81. 1872 ilq-3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
Sept. T. 1912.

Der llnterIhriebene bebient fTdl biefer Gjes
legeIheit Ieincu Sreunncn uub Gem publiFum
Die gIujei9e Su madeu BARR in SicgerSpiIle,
0oresQBbeitbaH Gaunldlip, cine nene @nbis
netmadlerei an9efon9cn bat aDwc or INNER
Gum 8erfauf auf Dnno talicn pter auf Ses
itelIunsen serferfgen pifb's
Scttboaro6, Spfa8, Gefretdr5, 8li.
derlhrdnfe, 8tI6e, 8ettlaben Get
ties, Stdne6, fnrS alle6 mas iii feitt
Sad etnf6ld9t.
Sbi9e 9Irtifcl wereen nddl ben nencifcn
Wultcrn, aus ben bsflen Materialien, burh
quite gIrbciter, peldes ibn in cen Stanc fest
fir jeoen 9rtifel gut Su liebeu, uno su billis
gen prsiicn oerfrrti9et.
@r bpdt burd, bitli9e Drriie un6 pinftIihe
Sebicnun9 fciner @jelddfte eiuen 3beil hcr
@unit oee publifnms Su crbalten, rppfir or
fId) jeoer;eit oautbar bcrpeilen pirc.
Same6 Ste9er.
Ste9erspilIr, Scpt. I, ls42. nq--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
Gt(enl,arp Mtp Ste9er,
95olLo(3hQn0(er In G5ieoerspille.

SauholSbdnoler III Sie9erSpille,
teSeuen I'D, eieler geIsgenteit itren Sreun,
Den 70 wie oent 9eebrten publifuui iiberbaupt
ansu,einen, boe Te belidnbi9 eiren Bprrdtb
pom beften SauhpIS duf SJane halten, mel
tes fle 3i ben ltieoriaifen preiiei1 entpeber
fir tadres @jclo peer i'm siistauId fir ale
9trten ennocsprooufte abSufeten geipnnen
itno.-Sbr Sted beltebt ans SolSenseni
0ei6s nnb @eltpeint 8oarbs, alIen
9lrten Gcdntlings, Sparren, .Sal.
fen alleu Sorten Gdinoeln, unb
liberbanpt alien Scrten Yretter unb
8auhDlS,
sic Iaoen bas 9DubIifrn rim BET buen ans
surufen uub fir Gdl felbif al nrtteilen.
Gle fno oanfbar fir Die biSber 9enpeene
6unb1dlaft, rno bpffen curd bilIi9e 9)reife
unb pitnttllde 8eeienung, I'D, fernerbn eis
neu Gbeil oer Gunft ces pubIiflmS ;lI;ufIs
dern.
9larpu Gi1enbarS,
glias Ste9er.
Sept Z, 1912. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
sf a 6 6rt6 {

Wlilitdrifebe 95erIanlntlllli9.
Santiago ben 1ffen October lcII am @aff>
honie ocn Nnbrea6 Sdetec itf
ShDsWbeitbalI, cine 8erGnmmlung gehalten
peroen, nm regen Der 8ilbung elmer neaen
9ieifeI @onpaanie 8eratbuns ~ balien.--
Sine ifarte Seilpcbnuna tpiro eriportei.
8iele jIu9e geute.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
Oefentltrhe 9Senpu.

Sreitd0s ben Soften Septembsr nidifens
INN 10 llbr Bormitta9e fcnen am Sauie oeS
perltprbenen OenrDSo # IN an. leetbin
bon 9icrbsDbeitball Gaunfhip, eeda @auus
~, fcl9enbe 2Irtifel auf Ofentliher 8enou
perfdiift rperoen, ndmli6t
a pferoc, tporunter fd 3fpiCin9 pferbe
befinben, nnO pferoes@elobirr, 8inoSpieb mos
runtcr fidb srpei frtte Shfen befnbeu, Shneis
ne, Gin A pferoes unb Elm 2 pferoesWageH
NIT 8aocteS, en Spdser QBassn, Binbs
miible, Strobbanf, pfh9e unb Gage, Elm poll'
lfinbi9es 6utma6ers6anb s@eI6irr, Gin
DeIf, Better uno 8sttlaoen, Glide II. Stibs
Ie, cine gIepfeImiible unb Ionlt nod, oielerlei
Soaus,s Sanerrts unb 8iidens@erdtbi
;lt tpeitldufti9 ju rieloen.
Die 8eoinsnn9en am 8erfanfsta9e unc
9luflpartlln9 ocn
Sapio Sofmart Z Or>rn,r
9ecr9e Sausman s w =
Sept. Z, 1S42. rtq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
9leecrper Qanptpat.

9tn Die freien uno nrabbdn9i9en Grs
tpdbler BON 2eha @auntp.
% tbirger:
Durd zine Mittheilun9 Die
i'm 6ffentIiden OrHd erId)ienen 1T, 70 wie
ourd, Die feitberige ernilhafte nnb tpiecerbolte
gIufcrcerunoen, fiible id, mid bepc9eu Dem
frennoIihen 3ureoeu meiner Mitbirger su
;n pilIfabreH unc ais @anoioat fir baS
cCDroersN u nj
Dor Dem publiftm Su crfd,einen. SclIte id
70 9lhflih iein cine Webrbeit @mer Stinis
men Su crhaIten, 70 perlprede id, bic pfids
ten ben sImtcs 9etreg unc uupartbeiilb aus,
juilbsn.
@ibeon Sba6.
Sept. Z, l842. nq--b@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
[Sc.29,
Sleuer Sleiper Stctr.
eyC5n SO. gDaIter,

8euadridtiget leine Irennoe nnb cas
publifum, oaB er einen RleioersStchr In Der
Schn Strase, bintertaIb pree, Sdger unc
@omp's. Stpbr uno 9e9eniber SaIcmoH
Hilers jtmldenmaheret ertfnet bat, ais
no er Ieinen Stcd nit enem grceen 9I(Tcrs
tement Sitter, bic or felbft ausgewdbIt bat,
pergrSeert bat. Darnnter befinocn Gd fols
geuee girtifrl:
Gu d):-8lau, fdwarL grim uno 0rau,
Bon Derfhiebener @ute.
SdB neres, ben nerIdiebenen @iis
ten uno ben neueifen Wuitern.
Sattinetts, BON alien @iiten uno
perfdiebenen Garben.
8e in9s, Elm grsBes enforcement, als
pie SdtirJ Marfailles, fsurirter SeioeHs
8eloet II. {. 10.
9IGle 9Irtcn BON feioenen nno aneersn Giis
der unc SouIsti6rr @umielaltif Ipplsntrds
ger Il. {. 10.
Terttge Sleioun9s Stiife.
9i6de pcn 81 so biz SIC 90.
SocIen :" % /" 10 90.
gEeiten pcn alien preiIen unb Serten /;
llnterbclen ppn alien 8enennun9en ale
2lrten Wdmie; cine fb6ne auspabl Satins
uno anoere Stods /; SlaneQsSembe {; fd,Sne
NembesSra9en un6 8ofoms, uno alIe anbss
re Sfleiouusss2ttifeln, ipeld,e in fein Tad,
etnIflagen.
@r bat aud, Elm enforcement &teiber fir
eaS 6artarbeitcnoe 8plf auf paub pel6es
er ippblfeil abieben fpirb.
@r III bereit alle 9lrten &unbesarbeit, auf
Die fiir;sffe 9lnSei9e, auf bic bauerbafteife
QBeiie inter feiner ei0enen 9luffid1t ;u oers
ferti9en uno III bereit ale 9lrtifel 70 fpObIs
fell sn Drrfaufen, aIs cieleIte iOnifwO erbaIs
ten iperDen fcnnen.
perionen bic 3ild)er cber 8fffiugs III fats
fen tpiinldlen f6nnen oieGelbe su ben niebriss
fen preifen bel ibw erbalten.
3dpesMaeeii fir SdIneioerlt IIno iuis
merfcrt bel ibm iu baben.
cSobn SO. Balter.
pPGri III Der einsige 9Igeut in eeda @auns
tD, I'M z. sIlbertS Sdlhcns ppu yleuDorf ;n
oerfaufen. Sdneioer ,penn Ie bel ibm ats
rnfen fOnneu oielelbe ippblfeil erbaIteu.
SUM- 90. na--6M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
0eto Uerlorelt.

Der lluterIdrietcue qpftreiter bat III Der
lcbteu Wcdle cine fllnf &bnIcr Note cer gicr,
thdmptcn Sdnf perlcren = Sotirt Oct Is.
1S37-8uhffdbe 8.-numerirt $50 unb uus
terfd)rtcben ron Sohu Gdert, prefbeut uub
Sobn 3ice ale @diIrer. Der ebrlid,e Ttus
pcr Der pbi9en 9fpte erbilt cine billige Sep
lcbnung tpenn CT oiefelbe bei mir ielbt cber
in ir9cno elmer Der slNentouner Drudereien
abgtebt.
U% StcbrbaIter unb anbere fIno erfltdt,
Cit tpeni9 ndd ben ein9ctenoen ICten ;u ies
ben.
9lnbreaS JtcumaDer.
Miaerstdunt Sept. z, lS42. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
8ranbretb's 9DtQer.

Serfdl f6erS 6 beS SI6Iag.
Das publifum fpiro bierburd, aufmertIam
9emadlt, bdB feline Branbretb pilien idt ftnb,
tpenn fIe nidIt erei 9dbels Gems anf bem obern
@noe Der Shahtel, Gins auf Der Seite nno
eins anf ocm untern @noe) bdben jebes cers
Ielben rnttdlt Elm @leid)niB Ieiner Samenss
unterIdIrift, nenllitb auf fcl9enoe Weife: 9.
8ranbreth, M. Q. = Dieie edbeIs finb anf
StabL febr fein unb id6u, ein9rapirt, unb fos
fteten $4,000 3baler.-Daher rpirb man ere
Iehen, caB bas @injige tpas man nOthig bat
otele WeoiSiit ddbt su erhalten 1T, oaB man
bic 9dbels genau unterIudt.
8cr9est nidt senau auf Die edbeIs adt 90
taben.
Certificate bon 9l9entI6aften,
Sur ben 8erfduf bon Brdnoretbs 8eaetablb
1hen llniperfal piaen in eeda @auutD.
q. {. Rube, 9lllentaun.
Ged uno Snaue, Gmdus.
W. Cooper uno 60. @cppersbarg,
9. g1ober, 2rerlerstdun.
Jlorthanipton @anntp.
W1atbetp S3rauB, 8etblebem.
Scbn Beitel, gaa3aretb.
9. o. 8crnes, Bath,
Oim. 8. 6emfIng, @aifcn.'
Seobdhtet baB je9lidber A9ent Elm eingras
sirtes @ertifcat bon sIsentIhaft bat, entbaIs
teno eihe 8crffeauu9 non Or. 8ranbretb's
Iauufaftur ;u Sing Sing, unb fucrauf aud,
elm ceutlihes @0pie bon oen nenen edbeIs
ipeld)e ge9enpdrtis auf 8ranbretbs pilIeus
Shddteln 9ebraudt fpercen, ;u feben 1T.
ptilaoeIpbia Office, go. 8, Toro Ste
Strd6e.
9. Sranoretb, M. ..
gIpril 6, 1912. nq-1J
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
cSoElt @. 6elnlliltaer,

W1nd,t lclhen (einer Trennbe unb @6nHern,
bensn es sur Beauemlidfeit hieneu mag, bic
9Iniei9e, bae fe ibr @arn am Stobr bee
Nra Charles Witman IaGeu, II. irenn eS grs
I f2fht III, oaeeIbe audi ipiepfr abbcIeH fOnnsn.
kstgrsSaucpHa, gIuSnIi 81. F-Sln
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
2l0emblp Ganptpat.

Gin ole freien uHo unabbdn9i9en Grs
pdbler bon geda Ganntp.
Mitbiir9er:
Durdl cine 9rree stgdbI
meiner Sreunoen, Hub cine glnempfebluna in
cen cfeutlid)en 8ldttern, iperau id, mid, iuis
rner nit warmcm Dantqcflbl erinncrn wers
DC, bin itt bemcgen pcrreu ale @onoicot fir
Gin Tepre entaut
in ber Stdatss@cleesebur9 Dor bas publis
finn Su tretcn Sonte id, eripdblt rperoen, Ip
miro eS ftcts mein Beffrcbcn fetn ffren0c mt
rdrtbeiiff ndd1 ben gBuuldlcn meincr @cns
1fiueuten uno uad) be6 9anbes lEpbl Su
baneein.
George Sricbu6.
Sert. z, 1912. nq-b9S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
SlQdhrtGt

piro hermit 9e9cbcn baB Der llnterlhriebene
ale @recutcr Der nintcrlaGenidaft oes oers
lfcrtenen SofephR6f fd, lestbin pom Siics
Wbeithall 2nunid,ip, eeda @auntD, ar9es
felt ipuree. @lle biejeni0en baher ipeId,e
nod an befagte ninterIafenlhaft fhuloi9
fIuo, werbeu aufgefcrcert 70 balb als me9lid)
nb;ube;ahlen. uuc ale peId)e nod redtmdfs
fee 9Iuforcerunsen baben, fInb aleid)falIs crs
fudt ibre Rcduun9en ipObltelfdti9t eiujlts
brin9en.
NDbacn 9Qbri9bt gr'cr.
Slu9uIf "a, 1912. nq-Gm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-21
9lQGrtdlt

fpiro hermit ge9eben bas Der llnterfhriebene
ale 9Icminiftrator Der Sointerlafenfdaft oes
peritcrbenen 2.e ben Dtefenoerfer
IcBtbin bon Nieoers.Rdcungir Gaunid,ip, ees
d,a @arutD angeifelIt fpcroen 1T. sIle btejes
ngen baber, tueld,e nod an bela9te oiuterIafs
fcnfdaft fd,uIoi9 ftno, rperoen bierourdl err
fud,t innerbaIb spei Monateu auSurufen unb
absubesablen.-@benfO tpereen biejeni9en ers
iud,t nelhc nod red,tmdII9e Tcroerun9en
haten, ibre Reanun9cn tpCblbeltdtist einSus
brin9en.
Scnas Grcrler.
Sept. z, 1912. iiq-6iu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

Results OF PIous ELoaUxNcE The result Of
the labors Of the Rev Messrs. Maiiit Kirk. Knapp,
and Fnney, in Boston, is the conversion Of one
thousand souls professor Of one Of our iheoogi-
cal seminaries, speaking Of Mr.. Knapp, says He
is man of genius and power; and though his
preaching is not always in good TASTE yet no thief or
prcfane swearer, or drunkard, or aduerer, can sit
and listen TO him great while without feeling tina,
the constable is after him. Knapp handles Unita-
ranism and Universalsm nceremoniously and eff
fectuay."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

CYLivDRcAL.-Anoiher hydros,atc cylinder was
cas-, on Wednesday, at the Novelty Works, weigh
ing seven tons 1t was perfect the great cy lin
der cast there week or two ago.
These successful castings speak well for this coun-
,ry Here we see the first great cylinders ever at.
tempted in the western world, cast with niceGess
not TO be surpassed by the long established iron
works Of Scotland or England. Hereafter no cylin-
der, and indeed no machinery OF any kird, need be
imported from abroad. We can produce, a, short
ao,ice, as good il no; better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

Before his Honor the Recorder, Judges Noah and
Lynch, and Aldermen Pollock and Baks.

Before his Honor the Recorder, Judges Noah and
Lynch, and Aldermen Pollock ana Baks.
FEE. H.-I'iM Of Amory and Leeds.-The trial
81 these gentlemen, charged by John Hageerty and
Sons with obtaining their notes nnder false repre-
sensations, was continued.
The greater portion Of the time of the Court was
occupied in the rehearsal of testimony very little
(which was relevant to The actual issue on trial,
and IN order to present the case in its true light,
we make the following prelude to the proceedings
of the day
The indictment charges that in al invoice of mer-
chand'ze, delivered by Amory and Leeds TO John
naggerty and Sons, as security for advances Of
woeilen goods, marked O., with the following
numbers and value were in their store No. 63 Pine
street, when in fact they happened to be in the
pubic store, No 26l Front street, subject to their
order and control.
The following are the numbers and value of these
cases as presented in the indictment, which we
here give for reference as the trial proc resscs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

News FROM EURorE.--The steamship Gale donia
has been fourteen days out to-day. She will pro-
baby react-Boston next Monday. and we shall re-
ceiye her news on Tuesday. In the meantime, how
ever the North America, or Hendrick Hudson, or
Roscus, may arrive with intelligence to the 7h'
10th, and 18th ult. And perchance we may get
news by the way of the West Indies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

mon and his wife, will sail in few days for the
Sandwich Islands, from this city. MIR. d. goes out
as Seaman's Chaplain, at Honolulu. Mrs Thurs
ton and two Of her children will return to the
Islands in the same vessel and leave the other two
to be educated in this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

CHATHAM THEArRE-This popular house having
lately undergone extensive improvements in its In
ternal arrangements and decorations, now presents
an appearance of great taste and beauty. Several
new pieces have been got up with great expense,
with entire new scenery and properties. The pub
lie appreciate and reward the manager with full
houses. This evening, the bill is one of extraordi-
nary novelty. In addition 10 julius Cesar, the popu-
lar drama Of Jack Shepard is presented. The part
of Jack Shepard by Mrs. Thorne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

AFRICAN SLAVE TRsDE.-Great Britain has enter.
ed into treaty with King People, black prince, of
the Benny domnions, Africa, for the suppression of
the slave trade. Her majesty Queen Victoria is to
pay His Majesty King People ten thousand dollars
per annum for five years for signing this treaty
Truly Great Britainisa Philantrophc nation to give
fifty thousand silver dollars to black prince for
kindly ceaslng to send his own ki,h and kin into
slavery, whilst so many thousand nh abitants Of the
"Sea Gut Ises' are starving for an ounce Of
bread
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

WESTERN RIVER INrELLioEScE,-AtP i,tsburr,
on the 9th, the water was pouring out OF the klle
CLANCY and Monongahcla rivers like mad Here.
the rise in the Ohio reached its highest point day
before Yesterday and has SINCE been falling slowly
The Upper and Lower Mississippi, and the Cum
berand river at the latest cunts, were in fine
vgable order.
BASH and il 10 suppssed that this river will be ma
vgable for the largest class OF steamboats, for two
or three weeks TO cone. M ~.