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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-05

TROY, BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA,
TN CONNEXION by stage lines from Saratoga, by
i the way of Glens Falls to Lake George, and by
the way of Sandy Hill, kingsbury, and Fort Ann, to
WHITEHALL, with the Lake Cbamplain steamboats,
for Montreal, Quebec, and intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily, by steam-power as follows
From Troy, at o'clock a. m.
q" p. m.
g Saratoga for Troy and
Albany, via Troy road, m
No change of passengers or baggage
Passengers VIII be taken from on board the New
York steamboats, (wh, never they do not go to Troy
Immediately on their arrival at Albany by the steam
boats John Mason and Jonas G.. Heart and landed at
Troy.
Stages and steamboats, run every hall hour to and
from Troy and Albany, and TO suit the arrival and
departure OF the cars.
Passengers going north Of the Springs, will find
stages to convey them to Lake George, Whitehall,
and intermediate places connecting with all the prln-
cipal Northern and Eastern routes Either of the
runs will take passengers in time TO reach the Lake
Champlain boat.
The arrangement between Whitehall and Saratoga
is new, and much pleasant and expeditions than
heretofore. IL Is by stages to Dunbam's Basin near
Sandy Hill, and thence in packet boats TO Whitehall,
thus avoiding the rough part of the road
Reurning-leave Whitehall on arrival Of Cham
plain boat by packet boat to Dunhams Basin, and
thence to Saratoga in stages, to arrive in time for the
I5eA stage leaves Saratoga, daily, at o'clock,
n. m, to arrive at Whitehall in time for the
steamboat, which leaves at / o'clock, p. M, of the
same day. Passengers going East, by taking this line,
will arrive at Rutland, Vermont, early in the evening.
ID. SACkETT,
Secretary Troy.
A. REED,
min AGENT Whitehall.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-11
VIRTUES OF COLD WATER.

What can exceed the beauty freshness, and pu-
rity OF glass of water taken from the spring? lt
leaves no mawkish taste behind il, fictitious
unpleasant odour. When il is taken before break
FAST after Il bath Of general abuton, it cleanses all
The passages, purifying the mouth, and filing il
with sweet and pleasant fluids, making the indiYid
uai cheerful hungry and wide awake. What
contrast this is TO creeping down with the
ewes half closed, budding up the fire, and swal
towing scaIdiug tea. eating IA few bites of toast
without appetite, and requiring some relish to make
t,ern 60 down. This drinking cold water in the
morni1g d!u;as the viscd secreticns such as bile,
Shiny matters &cs@that have collected during the
night, and makes them pass of. The determine
lion being already 10 the skin by the wet sheet or
sweating, and the bath, of by simple washing all o.
ver the cold fud being then taken into the stom
ach ut first lowers it's temperature, and thar OF all
the organs contained in the abdOmen bel ping still
more to lessen any irritation, and neat, or undue
collection Of blood in these parts. The water is
rapidiy absorbed by the stomach. not digssted
MANY supposed, and not a drop escapes into the
aIimentary canal When i, is all sucked up by the
stomach, it goes into the general current of the
culation; mixing with the blood, IL is first carried
into the lungs and then another or tribes,
tie arteries the tips of the fingers and the points
OF the toes and every intermediate part feels 10
benefits giving new life and activity to everything
il has To come in cDEtac with. II is then in great
part thrown off (mIxed with waste matters) by the
skin, in invisible steam, by the kidneys, and by
the breath. When glass of water IS swallowed,
the stomach by its motions dFuses it over all its
surface before it takes it up, just you would
wash the face; and il has the refreshing and
identifying effects leaving TIA more natural tenn
| ne IN rrp.g and oiv ing more heaItIv color.
\ In fine, there ~ no agent applied to the human
I body externally, that has such influence in awak
ening ali the vital powers to their restorative capa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-11
ANECDOTE OF WASHINGTON.

'e'rge Washington was upwards of SIX feet
gu 'o0n't, but of perfect symmetry of figure en-
h. ~! calculated to sustain great fatigue, and in
H. W." strength and activity he was seldom eqnal
Guiding in his life of Washington, relates
In ''e Illustrating his strength, in the words
o,p "ashington's nearest connections:
h.. were sitting" said he, ain the little parlor
bow. 'ne river, to the right as you enter the
|n,. The General and several others were
|h n' among them two young men remarkable
"rr strength, when large back log rolled
|r cn'mney ont upon the hearth. The Gen
|M,. 'ne longs, and very deliberately, without
|n a.. W. enort' put it back in its place. quar-
=" "our afterwards he went out and the ease
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-11
Vol. g. No. G1---vghoIc No. aSa.

Dr. Spencer will prove, we have no doubt highly
useful. The difficulty of procuring suitable rags
has been drawback on the operation of the pa
per mills This difficulty will be obviated. Such
is The prolific nature OF the muIcaulis plant, that
IN one years time. sufficient number can be rails
ed to supply stock To all the paper mills in the
United States. DIR. Spenrer's discovery we have
no doubt, will be much improved upon-and we
shonId not DO surprised, II, in the Of year
or two, the of rags in the manufacture OF paper
were entirely abandoned. ~ ichmond Compiler.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-11

rsRHsTar cAnnnoS'AH will ~ be be published nd5 ed
ger'N w. r. oaytucnt is made within six months
aa ,sc lime Of subscribing it will be considered
From ,. .ao. nav. No paper will be discontinued
b M ,rrearages are pald, except at the option Of
ne 't"Ic"rtsemeuts will be inserted for the GUS
a5,y prices. Persons are requested 10 state n"
They hS %,, will IhS Se assrfsa r ,
q ,nd charged accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-11

WIN winch he handled it becnme the subject Of
remark The log was taken down, and not 4 man
OF us could IA II, much less put it in place again
Finally one with the tongs, another with The shov
e', we all set to, and succeeded in replacing II.
me General, though remarkably strong in all
his limbs, was particularly in his hands and Fin
gers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-11

Huiticcuiis, like .AeSmeriS1n, reriged,-So many
astonishing things have turned up of late, that
are afraid our are by this time skepcal
bout every thing they hear. Il is not without the
fear of exciting heir increduty tina; mpart to
them. the Startling fact, that go0d paper has BEEN
made Of M0raS .Huihcalslis isaUesi We have be-
fore copy of the Petersburg InteIligencer, Prin
ted on paper so made! Barring the color, which is
little dark, il is very good paper. THIS beats
TART oil, Preferring that the fact should he sus
tanned by the testimony of another, we give the
testimony oc Mr. Symme, editor Of the inteligen-
GER who il regarded first rate authority among
wings and unquesiiuna5e all but political sub
jects among ocos. Mr.. Symms says:-" When
our neghbor of The Statesman said, some time
SINCE that he was in possession OF an important Sc
cret which hen revealed would 'astouish the
knowing Ones he nearer the mark than a To-
cofoco editor generally is. Some Twelve months
ago, our townsman. Dr. C. f. Spencer, conceived
the idea of man ufacturng paper from leaves of that
much neglected plant, the morus muitIcauiis, and
communicated his ideas the subiec; TO our neigh
bor With the assistance of Mr. William Miller,
the manager at the Mat0aca paper mill, DIR Spen
Ger has succeeded in manufacturing excellent pa
per from ruorus multicauIis leaves, and we have
now in our possession several numbers OF our issue
to>day, printed on this paper. The discovery OF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-11

Influence Of tntoMcation. Would 10 Heaven that
conL live again my young life Would
that again might hear the glad voice of my Ame
lin, and bask in the-innocent smiles of affection
Wond conld call upon the shades of nv murder
ed sire, and weep away my shame aud anguish
IN tears Of blood But IN vain drd | repent Of early
error, and inv oka the past honrs.
II was probably three years after my marriage
that became a bankrupt the progress OF my de
basement from that period was rapid. gave my
setfuP to iniemperance. The Intoxicating draugbt
operated upon my mind like some bewiIderiug spe
ries OF lnfatnaIion. was nnnble 10 resist its in
fnence. | was unable to turn away from the tide
OF lgnominy which was hurrying me to the vortex
Of Destruction My mind, though it did not aclu
ally decay, seemed somewhat affected with my
body. Ny affections were bcuumbed and torpid,
symPaibies Of my bosom held affinity with moth
ng but drink
AmiH he most ahiect poverty, my wife shared
my destiny. BIoated and distorted as were nv
features, she still imagined she saw in it traces Of
my enriy cnn'ition. And when in some fi,nIl no
ment OF re'norse and saniyI Professed repentance;
when for moment, | told her that nv affection
Tor her still lived oh what flush OK Joy ever
spread The features Of my poor Amelia hat a
thrllI OF rapture seemed sngIing through her veins
as she hoped TO save me.
Then she would. tell me over all my prospects
OF retrieving my fortune that was yet young,
that my father would receive me back into his con
fdence that she would love me and cherish me :.
and then for moment, melted and overcome, /
would promise her TO reform But / could not -
The curse was upon me, and IN vain endeavored
to shake it off
AT last my poor wife grew sick she bore up for
a long against her suffering but finally her
heart broke and she died.
had humanity enough left to know the extern:
OF the evil had inflicted but in the horrors Of
the moment had bu one resource the bowl the
accursed bowl. Again and again I srpped of its
deep damnation. y little longer and I WIS a spec
tace of disgust to the philanthropist A beggnI
and drunkard, wandered through Tho streets f
my native city, an object of contempt and shame
Ny father spurned me from his door; but alas! the
old man but little while for tins world NV
Intamo career bore his grey hairs with sor
row to the grave lie hequeathed his fortune to
distant relative.
a the time ofhis death was a tenant of the
aims nouee being victim Of mania Potu, and a
maniac.
tar long time struggled with death, but
was yet young, and finally recovered. Nv form
was emaciated and my connrenance was ghast
!y.
My mind had somewhat recovered its former ca
pacity, but nay reason Aoated back oh! what
dreadful horrid noges mrrgled among my memo
RES. | the murderer Of my wife; | was par
icde-aud my fathers dying groaus and maledic
lion. seemed Ike eternal kne!i in my ears
L.tu0
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
Jabr9an9 l4.]
. ebin a Il n0eu.

Diele 3situn9 wire jeten Wttwod aui
tinem gro6eu Super Hcpdl Scgeny mtt9anj
seuen Striftcu, hrrduS9e9ebcu.
Der Su5IcripticnssTrci6 il in { b'a LEI
Ses Sahts, in Gcrausbesa
Sm 5da cies ntdt 9efhieht, 70 Werocn Gin
Gbller uuo fltnf unc Swdny9 Gents aii9e'
red)net.
Rein SabIcribcnt wiro fir tpcut9er at6 s
Rouate du9euommen, uuc feiucr fam bic
3eihln9 auf9eben, bis ale Gnditanec carauf
abbe5ahlt flnb.
Retduatmlbuuaeu, wclhe Elm @iercd
duSmahcn, tperbeu ereimdl fir eiuer Ihalcr
eineerlldt, uno fur jeoe ferncre Giuritdung
fuaf uuo jpnui9 &cntS. - @jrp6erc rod,
Ytrhiltuie.
CieisHige nelcbc bic 3citun9 nit Der prft
cher bem Yoitreiter erbaltcu, muGeu Ielblt
Safiir beinhlen.
sIae 8riefe an bic Scrausgebcr mitfen
. 0 frei eiu9riauot wereeu, fcuit wcrteu
ite ntdlt apfaenommen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
cJnbtatt Dur9ottpe,
ODcr cSnbtan Ne0etnhLe NlilIe.

ODER SSnotan oe9etable VilIen.
Ctcfe 6erithmte @}eoilin miro unier bev
2uffd)t hes QBilIium Wright, 8icesprcGbent
prn oem "ICros2lmcrifanifden @jeinncbeits.
@olItatnm," 0erferti9t uno Ica fclaenhe
5tranfbeitsn unfehlbnr beiIen
Gnt5ilneenCs Tieber fauIenee Sieber /;
Gdmerien i'm Wdgen, euu9e, eeber, 9fiideE
uno lcte 8erlnit 6es 9lppetits Sranfee
Scpfpeb 3heumntism, bgioes 9lcute cber
@broniih; ; 8!utlpeirn unb Gredjen Turd,,
fad, Iubr unb Golf; CDgpepGa, Olil,fud,t,
failcnoe Sudlt, bIdnen 5Nuaen, 6e3flcpfen,
@eihnHrr nno JHunorn dlter 9lrt; S6mas
dc Jieroen, 5Iieber9eiGfagfubeit uno ale
antere Jfrdnfheiten Der SrduensperIcuen.
Sbi9e WPeoi;tn 1T an benz geringen preis
pCn 25 @ent6 Die Dor, IN BEN Su6RCbr bes
llnterl@riebenen gu batsn.
u. 3. Hube.
9ltcutann ToD. 3. 1871. nq-8m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
2(nf Stbarftc0llBen /!

Srcita96 mb Som1a96 heu 29ilcn uub
29ltrn Sanuor udhtene, fcllcn am SNouie
BON s oh II 9 d. a n g, in GerbsBbettbal
sS0O Tbalcr @clo
da60cfhrfeu mertcu. glm critcu Gage sUiro
auf 200 uno ben Sipciten auf $50 Sd,ritt qes
idlNlcr mcrtcu. Pile Schieen in Der llms
Qc0cub werrcu ein9cioocn betSupcbueu, menn
tie iid nitht filrdtcH Qcgeu bic 2Dun, ociocIs
berger uno gicro Q8bcttbdUer Shugen su
lhtcGcR.
9}lu trmmt bcrtei SIR Sdnecu 9la'
limb ldiiet horcu @ureu SGau,
Tenu mrr bier III Der bette Sd,ut,
Sefrmmt ben prctB in iein'n &cije.
Sdn. II. IS42. I,Q-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
81 a d5rtdt.

Oacrtbampten 8anf, SUM- %, IS4l.
Ssahridt piro hermit 9e9eben, ;ufcl9e
Der Contribution unb ben @e(esen bes Staats
pennfpluanien, tag Der prefcent uno bic
Direttcren Der Scrtbamptcn 8auf, 9eIesen
In Der Stabt allentaun, eed1a @auntY, iId
entfhIclen baben bel Der nddifen @eIesse'
bnns oieies Staats fir cine 8ergrcserun9
bes Capital Steds au3uhalten, ndmiid,, BON
i25,00O 3baler ~ 250,O00 2haler; cbne
einen MedIel i'm Iamen unb StDl ooer III
Der location beln9ter 8ant ju oerlnnsen.
9luf Crcer Der Beorp pom Direftcr6.
Gerr9e Scd. @aBirer.
auHi 80. ro--670i
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19

Ter lluterSeid,uete er3reift eieGe 8elegcn'
belt lcinsn 8reuuceu uno Gem 9eebrteu pub
lttum nberbaupt auSuSct9cn, edB CT cipe
9tcue SatinGtl1lberet
er6fact hat, III 9laen IauuId,ip, 9tcrttdmps
ton @uuntp, 9eraoc ncbeu benz 4eta @aual
bel Sieqfrjeps 8rtfs, a0tuo CT tmmcr gum
8erf1uf auf loIuo baItcu, recr auf 8eltcIs
Iun9en perfertlgen wtrc.
Seitboare5. Scf1S, SetrctIr5 0ltd)s
eri6rdnfc, Slide oon allen Sortcn,
uieoere mo hobe 8cttllpen Gtlnb6
ISL allcu 2lrtcn, 9Ste9cn, Setttc6,
Stttble lpte tIe oerlan9t lperpen, &c.
Sbiaf 9lrtifcl wcroer uoh zen ucuciteu
Muiterl, aus cen beiteu WdteriaItcn, uno
burt quite 2lrbciter oerferti9t weldbeS thn IN
ceu Stauo feet fir jcceu 9lrttfrl Der letne
98ertifdtte perliet gut gu ltcbcn
Stids arbeit bclrr9t er inter gang
6itli1eu Scein9un9eu.
Gr hcfft Ourd, biai9c preiie unb piuttIite
Bsoicnuu9 lcner Gieldiftc, ctncn Shetl Der
@unit bee publitum6 Al crbalten, ipcfltr CT
Tb jeeerjcit oanfbar tepcticn rptro.
Sllcmpn glanf.
%. 8.-ScbtenIaeen weroen audi BET ihm
auf Die fllrseitc sIniei9e nno ju ben btUt9ften
preilen uerferti9t.
9touembcr "a, ra-6Ul
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
SldCbrtCbt,

Wirb bieruit 9eeeben, bae bic llnter;eid,s
neten aIs @recutcren Der Sointsrldicnfdait
oes oerfforbeneu q 0 pbilip SO ine .,
leethin ucn Ster Sauecna 3aunffip, 2eda
@auutD, an9eiteltt poreen Itno. 9lue Dieies
niaen, fpeldle ncd, auf ir9eHo cine 9irt fdNul,
oi9 Ilnb, rperben oaher dufgefcrbert 3ipilden
nun uuc eem 9ten u5dlten WlaD 93td,tigfeit
~ matheu; uub Sclde, cie not redtsmds
fioe Ipreeruusen an beiaste Soinierlahen'
Id1aft baben, tpereen ebenfdls dnf9eforbert
ihre .sfed,nnnaen innerhaib benamtcr 3eit
tpcblbsitdRst stu;uhdneisen.
9lnorelp so. .9Bino,
George gtriif.
ru.l5. rq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
N0Chrtlhf.
Sanuar l2,

gEirb hermit aessbeu, Das 1r. grifff.t
.. Sdoa feine 8nhsr uuo 91eteu nue 8oas
oen mir gum Gintreiben rbergebeu hat. aiiIe
oiejsniseH, peldbe an ibn fduioi5 fnc, peEs
ben hermit aufgeforoert, ;spiidsn nun uno
benz 15ten Sebruar uddifene, BET mir annss
rufen uno ab;nbesablsn, neil es icHf unErs
fen eeben iUtTe.
@iIIcii9htp Gcasf.
3aruor Il, nq--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
Dte Q(Qcntouuer Q(fapentte

uuter Ger 2eituno Ce6 9lrin}ipaI5
81. -. SGS'ESicn0gtGn,
it am lifen JPcntao i'm Scrtcuhcr fur bic
2mnlbmc ron Sdnlcrn eroffrct pcroen.
Ter llutcrricht umfl6t ole uerldlteeenen
3mcioe cincr qrunolichCu @n3liihen grSie'
hung, NIT Der 2ateiuiid,cn mo Gjrirdliidcn
Sprud,e uub lrbdlo cs erfcroerlld ipiro, fell
aud bic Srlu;6fid,C StaIieniihc uuo Spaui'
fdle Spr1Cte etngcfilbrt werccn.
8ei Der Jtdturlehre wiro man NIT poIlitdns
bt9cn 2Ipparaten cine grIduterun9 gebeu.
Siiugtiuse unit Didodben rperoen in oies
Sulttmt aufgeucmmen uno itren9 9efdteoen.
Die junQeu W2dcdlen wercen bauptiddlid,
untcr Der Qeiun9 Der Ofrs W' '@lcnad,an fee
ben, in einem beicuocrn Ghsil oes Snifituts.
Shr Smcium begrcift in lid, Die geip6hnlidcn
3lpci9e eiuer metbIiden @r;iebun9, uebit 9tas
tllr, WiCrdl uuo praftiide philcicphie uno
cinfddbe unb ,ierIid,e Tdbarbeiten bon pers
IhiCo nen 2lrten.
Ter prinspnl piro turd, etucu fibtgsn
Giebifcu untcrftuet, uno or Ut eaber i'm
Stdnoe, etne allgemeine 9tuhlft nber oas
Suititut su fllbreu uno llntcrrid,t in beiorn
Ccpartementer Su 9Ctcn.
". 8.-Rou tcabfd,tiot eiuc RcititbnIe
nit oieler glultalt 81 ocrttucen, icbaIC ole &c,
h0rt9e @iurihmn9cn eaflr 9ctrclfcn iperben
fDnuen.
sIlIentaun, Sctcber 13. 1871. nq-b0
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
QSerren Derlanat.
Q!Stro perlallgt.

Gin R Il Ter Der leoigeu Staness III,
une eineu auten Character aaf;upeifen hdf,
piro ocu nddbifem Triibjabr an bel nem ,lns
terfhricbsueu in Sber Wlilfrro 2annfdip
eed,a @auntD perIan9t.
Saniel 90alter.
Sanuar 10, nq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
SON q 8 sun f,

6utlhenma6er in 2uIentann,
bctreibt nod, INNER iein Gjcihdft aufoer fiIbs
lid,en Scitc Der 6amiltcn Strase, cberhalb
oagenbnd8 qGirth8hdufe, uRo QiierD's Waa'
rcnsSau5 9e9cnuber, in 2luentaun allmo er
immer auf 0dno bait, uno auf 8eitellun9
oerferti9en rpiro
8utl6en, 9f6Tes, 8u99ie8 Sear'
born6, SulfteS, II. |. 10.
Gr bait immerfort CUTE 2lrbeitsleute unb ale
Suhrnerfe tperoen unter ieiusr gluhtdlt aus
ben beiten @ateriaIien gemaft, uno fpl9lid)
fam er fur ieine sIrbett gut iteten.
9lusbe6erun9en an alten Suhrwerfen fper'
ben auf bic fiiriefe sIn3ei9e uno Su ben bil'
lt9lten 9reiBen oerfor9t.
Gr it banfbar fur 9enceene 8unbfhaft,
unb bCfFt burh phuftlide sIt,partuns ieiner
@eId,dfte, uno bilIige preiBe, ieinen 2beil Der
@unft bes publifuns fernsrbiH ~ erbaItsn.
Gr 1T entIhlpsen ~ ben aGIernieorigfen
preiBen fur badres @sIo gu oerfaufen.
Mdr; 3, nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
Neiecltera, Dec. Is.
9enmfDlDnniScbe @ptet

S~SNN
4euannt, am nprb,,pefliden @fe oes Mdrfts
8iere6s ebeoem benobnt bon Sacob s. 9fit'
ter, besrgen baben, uno oa ite fId befeist9en
peroen aIe mSglidle 9Iufmerf1amfcit auf ibr
@efd,dft gu peuoen, 70 bofeu iIe, ods tbre
Ereunoe fe in ibrer neuen Soeimatb nid,t oers
9effen rperoen. Gas Saus, bic Stdlle uno
Der SoOfiIno aus9ebebnt unc bequem uno per'
Zen bon feiuen in Der Staot iibertrOfen.-
Sie psreen audI beitiupt9 gutes Sceu uuo
Safer i'm 8orrathe baben un6 perFdern, oae
ibre @etrdnfe bon Der beiteu Gualitdt In6.
sic ihmeideln fdl, burdl ibre friihere @r'
fabrung in oieleni Geldldfte i'm StauSe 81
frin, sllle, bic lie NIT ibrer @unit beebrer
iperben, sur D6lisen 3ufriebenbeit bepirtber
Su tcnnen.
12ittfran Gtetil,
Gi(9bmon @ooo. :
! Cetcter s. Is4l. nq-2G
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
s. Z. Natcratfer, 80. ..

8etct ecu @inmchucrn bon TcNcl6pile
uub Der llm9c0cno achtun9SprlI lctue Ctcritc
an ais glrSt, Q8noor5t uuo GiCbmtSbclfcr.
Or. nabcratfer IhueiheIt fld, oeuieugen
ppllfcmweue 8efricbi9uu9 leiitsn gu ftnncn,
mclhe iciner Nntfe beoilrfeu, inbem CT be-
bcuteuoe @rfabruuo in Der 9usilbun9 Der
9lr,neituut 9ebabtuuo in Der llniDcrftdt ern
NenuUloauicu 9raSuirt hdt.
Curdb 9OhuftItd,fcit in icinem GjcGdift uno
Si0i0fsit in Ieiuen ScrSeruuaen, bcfft CT eis
neu Itcil Der GfcntIiten 8nuoIdlaft su er'
hdlten.
Gauuar 10, uo--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
9(lIentauner SIR ltn6 9RuGia
5ut-S q brtf.
in Der SamiltcntrdFe, graeuiibrr 9 a NJ 6
Ipn's Rleiberitcbr.
@ T. ~ 0p . .

Ion's 8teiberiiobr.
Sacob .. Boas.
hat bsffdnrt9 uuf lounb, sm ausgetebntes
2(Bortement bon mooi9en Sur uno
Ru6ta Oiiten,
BON elmer oor,igIiden Sualitdt; and bat
er fitrSltd, IN 9ieuporF unb pbiIabelpbid Elm
9rcses sIscrtcment BON &appen einoes
fault rpcrunter fh befincer:
Otter 8appeu. Sur SenI. S1utre. W1us'
frat. @cneD, 70 fpie audi ale 2rten 3uh'
8dppen fir 9Rdnner uno Ssuabsn.
Disfe Rappen fIno bon elmer sHten Sud'
litdt une Weroen Ut ben biti9ften preiIen
oerfauft.
!RauHeute uno 9Iu6crc, bic beim GjroRen
fdufeu, neroen es in ihrcm @crtbeG finber,
bel tbm anjurufen uno fur fd) Islbf gu urs
beilen.
SNutmdher i'm 9ante mcrten inter ten
btlIi9iten ScoiuguH9cn nit teccr 2lrt pcIjcu
Grimmings, II. (. p.ocrtebcn.
+ SSnCob .. 0caS.
2lnentaun, SctCbeT 81. ra-bU
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
.[Slc.46.

Scnad,rtd,tiget birrmit bic Gtmpobner pca
aucntnun unb oas publifnm dterbauri, hae
CT rtnen pferoe Stat erRTnet
bat, 9eraep hinterbolb Der 8eformirten Rtrs
dte IN oieier Staot aIImo jeberjeit genietbst
mcroen t6uuCn:
Son beu beiten unb lftberffen Dfercen,
snm Neten Ober Sabrcn, Gc pie audt ieee
2lrt etns uno Speisfpdunigs Rubrwsrte, ic.--
Cd or tmmer BON ben brteu SIutId)er bait,
10 fonnen perfcuen Die e5 fphufdhen, mist Sis
dcrbett onirgeno einen Srt gebradlt fperttn.
2Iuf Sefebl fperoen pfcroe uno Suhrmerfe NC
pcrionen an irgeno cinen Srt Der Staht ass
bradhf; NIB iberbaupt fstne Mhbe loli eys
fport WCroen in grflnung alIer gefehIe.
Sctne pretie fiuo b btlItg, nn6 er hcff7
eurdt rilnftIihe BrOicnung anf rsi6lidJs line
terfineung.
Sct. 13. na-Ia
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
Geoer &tefer In ser Gtaot 9([Icntou

Geoer Stefer tn Der Staot 9t[Ientauu.
Stattst Geiuen 8uuern unb benz publiFnu
tberhdupt ieinen un9eheu6 elteu Ganf al.
tiir oeren Iiberale llntertneuna bic er oenoI.
fen bat uno brnamridlti9et cieGclbe ,lioleid,
cdB er en enforcement 6 bersWa n
dltf Suno bat, bic CT an leiuem Sd,ap am
@de Der Nanlilton iinb Snnes Strase, Sds
9enbnhs l8trthsbans 9e9eniber, uno an Ieis
nem 9Sobnhaufe in Der 2lllentStraee, Hice's
Wtrtbshaule 9e9eniiber, betm Grpeeu une
8letnen an phtlabelpbier pregen abGC6t.
Sein 9Crratb beIfebt aus
Baud 2liber, TleiftbfSnbr, 6rauts
ifdnccr, YuttersHd0er, @QId)Siber
NIT bpl3ernen ltno cticrnen Rcifen
@tmsr BON alien @rDBen unO Cor
ten guifel8 uno hatbe 93ufrbcl8,
Def6 lnb bllte Ded6, anqcifrtd,enc
,3uber un0 Gjmcr gBaf6,D}af6ts
ltett lC.
Gr perfcrtiot atIo 8atcs3atcr auf TeifeIs
luuQen, uno dllr dncere Scbs9frteit anf bic
fdr3cite 9lnlcilc ic mic aud, Tlifarbrit fphb
oon lbm iIntcr bjaigeu Scotnguugen Drrridb.
tet.
StcbrhuItcr pirb Gin libcraler 2ltmq fir
Sddr @rlo erGautt.
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