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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

HOME LEhGUE.-Every paper nearly Iring, Is
something on this increasing movement. Society
alter society Is organized 10 further in some way the
protection Of Home Industry We ha We a prnspcct
belnre US Of relief to the country from this Sourc.
alone. Though we shoald have no improvement m
the Tariff laws, this measure would l1 from us, in
part at least. our heavy burhcns OF foreign dram Of
specie. IT there Is m fen are In The whole matter
so cncnurnn'ng as, that selfsacriicins spirit which
suSiainsLhis league. Ii marks "A healthy state OF
pnblIc patriotism TO see The citizens ofths country
come forth aud in their indi dual capariry DO for
The natun that which Il Legislators ought To do
Let the Home league be adopted generally. and our
manufactures will be sufficiently protected for all
useful purposes; aud w shall avoid TOR The preseni)
the conf 81 wiih the uIhcu states whicS i, So
muchdreaded We shall have practical projection
even before a law could becuue operative. Ia this
Home league, tie members, b! plcdsin themselves
that they will AVOID the Use OF all rre,gu IN inuiac-
Iurrs, of Ihrsc knls we make Ourselves. all the
good ch'ciS Of a system 90 pu:e, Inn are gained
"hen The unin bec"nI-s general; aHd n this Tine
there - a hIr prospect that sue, will bc The case.
We observe an TN pruvs IncnI uprn the organiz -
ton. ~ n met ting IA Whcclii *. w. where the La.
dies unite IN the Lag IG. we hope to see gehsrally
IntriIIdured, aud II lao doubt will he.
There wa'a meeting on Sunday last in Lehan.
"n on .'i' su'jcci. ard 4 call appears for one in Gin.
cIunhIL-Hamiion Intel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
HOME MANuFAcruRr-s..,h. ,d,,,,

HOME MANUFACTURER The advertise.
unn. We have only a word to say abnui it. or the
like thereof Ia IS Une Of those establishments that
employ hands. aud Lring money 10 The city. IL
makes rs GOOD On article as my other establishment
IN the country. at a. reasonable prices. and is
therefore worthy Of attention. 1'hc.principle Of a-
ton, among our citizens Who know their own inter-
es's' respecting our manufactures, will be when
they are young enc ourase them. when weak aA-
si' them, when they are strong sustain them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

LlFE.-lt is an eIcllcuI observation Of great
poet that let a man live as long Ms he will. the first
ihiHy years "fhis life will always seem The long.
est; and the daily routine Of our after years. passes
Ike The round ola clock. while the hands dcpen
drnion the inpveme IFS within mark the passing OF
iine To others. without. n consciousness thereof
within itself. thl Inc weight has run down and the
pendulum stands sill,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
HOME LEAGUE.

FREE TR,DE BRIrIsH DEMOCRACY The Bri. ish
Canadian Aulhuriles have recently been makii e n
HSD Custom House Aet. by which, as a mailer oil
course they have raised The duties on American
products. The following is from the Quebec
Gazette:
We believe that not less than 500 stoves have
h~eenimpJHed into Kingston from tbs United States
this season. Esumaling them at IN average Of f4
each which we may safely do. as many Of them
were cooking Stoves, selling here n, from f5 TO II
Us eachi we have then n sum Of 20OOl paid to
The Americans for stoves alone. this year, in this
Town.
stoves have hitherto paid Is per cent. duty; but
'hey VIII h%enceiout have to paw % per cent, the
additional > per cent being laid by the new Acts
This amiuni Of p~rOisgtion will surely enable our
F%oundres 20 compete with The American, and sell
NJ cheap"
The Amaricans, in anything like n free competi.
lion, can beat the British 10 making stoves. or any.
Thing else. Give rs free tale. But what have
WEI fla a nercan auicle cones On competition
with any British article Whatever. Instantly the
duly Is laid high enough 70 prohibit il. Call YOU
thct free iradel'-CiH. Chronicle,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
TENNESSEE IE.gsf.TTpr

The Tennessee House Of Representatives. on
tie 9Th, passed annlher resolution for meeting in
tnnvenion and electng United States Scnaiors-
The day nlntd was the l3ih inst
The same branch Of The Legislature has Al
lengih passed a set Of Resumption r,solutions-
lhey declare the charters OF the Stock Banks al
The S;aio Forfeited. and direct the Attorney Genera
TO apply 10 the Suprcme Court for n writ of SCR,
JHc'as against them bnl require him to susperd
the prosecution should they resume in good faith D,
The lst Of July next. The Stale Bank IS TO resume
al that lime fthc other banks do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

H1osiEE GIRrs.-The Pirayuns tells a story
which 'e.i"ois rather severely upon the Girls OF
lloosi"r land. l~taPpears that a friend of the Editor
was AT a ball given in thai region some Time since,
but made no arquainlances until after supper. When
supper was over he was surprised To notice that
many came back 10 The dancing room With all so I,
OF eaiahles. Feeling disposed TO take u phare il lLe
irolic' he stepped uP TO a bouncing lass. and asked
{ she would honnr him with her hand in a dance
In cuur,e shall said she, calling 10 her sisler
here. Sal. just hold my 'IaI,r Whilo | take a trot
with This ere huss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

CoNCERT.-Th musical powers Of Mn. BRowx
ar" too wei known and too fully appreciated here
TO need any puff from Us. We will therefore only
remark that If you do not go TO The CITY Hall 10.
night It is very doubtful whether you will ever
have q chance TO hear him in his best pi.ce,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
ARMnRN

Brig General w X Armisiead. Surgeon General
L1ws'n aud Col Long. the Bonnl of Examiners ap-
pointed by the President OF the United States. 10
report ON the location uf the Weston Armory. have
arrived N this City The select Of the
tiouse OF Representatives on the claims Of Tennis 9
70 The ioca.t'n ofihe Arnory within her limits. we
understand, have called on the B ard and las he
lore then Information touching The important poin 8
whirh have been Suggested rs suitable sites within
our ierrioy-Na'huiH Banner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

Hard TiasA-T ne Duchess d'O6esns. which ar.
rived yesterday from Hayra, Is foil Of goods. md a.
mong The res; are twelve hundred cases ofsilks.and
four thousand baskets Of champagne and two barrels.
a SILK GOWN. y. jour. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

SsadiSC Goals 70 Nsoasie Ii j. stated TO ~ -
a fact. that a large number ofh,g-heads Of ST. CroiI
Rum have recently been sent back 10 81. CruiH frOu,
this port.-the market here being 50 nlt for the ar.
i.ele. that it will hiring n better price al the place
whence imported The movement among tho re.
formed iashiiates. is accomplishing wonders ia va.
rious ways-J5ur. Of Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

THE LEGISLATURE or NEwJERsEY re-
assembled 81 Trenton Dn Tuesday lasiand Organized
The phircrs of which arc:
JOHN Cnssedynf Bergen. Vice President Of Cuun
Gil, Estate Scnaic)
Robert L Honor. OF Princeton, Secretary
John FINLEY, Of Burlington. Speaker Of the Hous,
Of Assembly.
is Prior. Jr Clerk.
These are al good Whiglercept The fri named
who was elected by a compromise in Council.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

We regret 10 learn Mr LISS B,vKs. late a Re-
preventative "a Congress from the Frrderick,bu,,
District Virginia. was thrown from his horse. and
drowned IA Friday lust. while attempting 20 cross
Conway river. ia Mad-on county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
aEroRTgD DEsrRUcrIoN or TnEBmrIsH

''" " N"'WI' I|NTTI|
a letter received in town on Saturday, from o
gcntiemunn 90 But incJmmuuicates fe intelligence.
that news bad just been received af That place. hat
he Pani1is bad socrccdcd loo destroying he two
Steam Fugltes lying Boo The mouth NJ Grand River
on The Canada side. The writer also states that The
.r11is opposite BuHilo bal been pot us motion Gr
iho scene of fbe new out break.
This comes 10 q shaps that induces u, 10 believe
90 autheutc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

TIE RESUMPTION BILL PASSED THE
SENhTE.-The bull To enforce Resumption from
aud after The 9TH day OF March next. finally passed
me Se 'a'e last evening 10y n vote OF 81 To 1.-two
Senators Observation-Disclosures Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
NEW YORK Snndnr p Al

The transactions a, the Stock Exchange vu Salur.
day were t. the usual extent with a slight improve
mont IN rates. with the exception Of Western Slate
siotk.; whi1h have again given way. Illinois si1es
I'll OIL and Indiana bonds | per cent; Canton co,r-
Ptny advanced i.Har!em |; anil Delaware III Hud-
pOn "a per cent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
CRY ELrcTroX-MoNpAY, JANUARY 81
FORMATIONS.

FORMATIONS.
lr wARO-Tlomas Hughes. Daniel Dunbar &
John Mcclure.
~ WARO-w. 7. Selhy and W. w. jameson.
b WARO-Jshn Graham. Alfred caldwell s
B-aiy ani Joseph Morrison.
JOSEPH MORRISON respectfully declines he
irg n candidate To represent The 81 ward in the
Cry Coupeil Tor the ensuing year as the nS,ure OF
his sn.ncss - such as nees,sarly 10 call sim from
The city a portion of his time.
FOURTH WARD
For M,Vor
COL. G. DULTY.
For Cir Council.
ISRAEL UPDzGRAFF.
JAMES TANNER.
r.. &. JEFFERs.
JoHN GILcnRIsr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
BY THIS MORNINGS MILL.
THURSDAY MORNING, . O'CLOCK
TIE RANKRUPT IN.

The citizens ofWhccli's afc requesiSj to meet
at the CITY HALL. on Saturday Evening next 10
cSpress their sentiment upon The prospective rypeal
Of the Bankrupt Law by the Congress Of The Uni.
ted States.
MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

CoNGRESS-LG't Monday The Morning hour
was consumed IN presenting memorials for aud a.
gnInsi The Bankrupt Law. MIR Clay expressed him
self strongly in favor Of that law.
BOARD or EXCHEQUER.
The following gentlemen cumpusr The Select
Committee uPnn the proposed Bill sud Report. 10
amend the several ncIs establishing a Treasury Of
The United States.
Mr. Tnllmadgo, Chairman, M-xsrs Preston. NIer.
rch' Bates. Evans, Young. While and RivrG
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Al 4 q clock there was a probability thai, he
Repeal bill would be passed SeOre the House
would adjourn.
p The BnnkruPi bill was repealed. by a vote
of l26Io o..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
BOARD OF ~ENCHEQUER.

Ihercs on old deacon who won't read The nc
count OF The fight between GOliah and Ovid. be
c'use II contains an allnsian TO sling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

Hon. John M'Hin. Jr. died at Baltimore on The
l6th inst. aged IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

nARTNERsHIP-Tha undersigned have
this day entered into partnership under he
name Of johnson g. Zane. and will continue the
Commission md Forwarding business boz he house
Grmerly occupied by johnson A. L.ppinroit. ON
Wheeling Island. Va.
JAMES JOHNSON.
Jan 20-if ORLOFF A. ZANE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

nISSOBUTION-The partnership hereto.
i-re existing between tho subscribers or dor
the firm Of johnson q LippiDcott - this day die.
snlved by mutual consent J. Lippincou will o..
tend 10 settling the business ofihe firm.
JAMES JOHNSON.
jan 20 JOHN LPPfNCOTT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

nag iaHlnt government -. ~ ought 70 nc. instituted
Sslhe ccIrm,a benefit. protection and sccurtv Of
- peOple. raitpn. ar community of sll the variuus
MODES and FERNS or gnvernment that IL host. which
scap.hle % producing the greatest degree Of hap.
pineSs and safety. aRl - most enrctnaly secure
against the danger Of Eal.ljministraiinn; au' 'nni'
when any government shalt he fund ius' qraN n'
ronisary TO these purposes, 4 majorir OF nc rom
mnsiiv hath an indnlitabls. uu~'enah'e' and indr-
feasible ri.ht. To reG,rm. al. OF abolish IL. in such
mauner ar shall DO iu.ls<si mosi conducive Ia the
public veal-T.oSsia Bal efRis1is, rdop,od jane
l2a. l776.(
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
HOME MANUFACTURE

Il Nv" ." i"' "teIa'ioh' hhc the proprietor d de-
~ Iennlned 10 compete in the quality Of his yarn
&c. with any establishment in Pittsburgh or
elsewhere.
Consta ally on rand at the warehouse No ~
Market street, below Union
Cotton \ arms { ON No Ito a.
Candle wick ofany size wanted,
Carpet chains, Moss and 9 ply.
Wrapping yrrn.
Batting Nadding, etc
All Of which vii. be Sold low, wholesale or re.
toll.
Til custom of merchants and traders is res
%pecifGlly solicited, with all Others who are dis-
p%osed'to encourage the manufactures ofour own
tHy' u jan 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

NOTICE ENTRA-Wherefs st PIN Rice
Ia has. by deed dated This day, assigned to me
Tor the benefit cf sundry nersons named in said
assign nent, his stock Of goods in stu. Ne I3q
Main street. also the bonds, notes and hook nc
counts due Getty 6. Rice, Stephen Rice. J
Wells and Stephen Rice e. Co.
This ~ TO notify al persons indebted to ali p
my OF The above named firms 70 call and pay
their respective irdebtedntss iTmefiattIY md
save costs, on all claims notsettled, suit will be
brought 10 March Court.
I have a'thOr ssd Mr. Rice 20 attend 10 the col
lection Of ai claims due and 10 SCI and dispoae
Of the stock Of Rond= in III store
THOMAS }. b. PENTONEY.
Jan ~ Assignee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20

JOSEPH SMITH
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ripley. Jackson County, Virginia.
NATlLL practice in Jackson. Mason and Wood
w counties, Vn, and will promntly attend To-
the securiy nnd collection Of oil claims eniusieH
20 his rae.
" Letters on business must be pon paid.
REFEn To
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-01
S5rtgare- -Snlpeftrr Q(mt.

2ttt pte GrfcaNler Ger <. Utl8aCe, 4.
9ipifipn, y. Wf,
5rcnnbe unt Waihclcaten:
gIufgcmuntcrt con
oicIcn nlcirrr Sreunbcn, biete id) MIDI biers
ourdl aI6 @aneiodt fir bds
Srt9abesSnipeftpr 9lmt
an. SclIte id cine Wrhrhcit curer Stms
mcn crbaten, 70 oeriprCdC id, bic paidten
oes 9Imtes nit Grcue NusSuilben
9fcuben SnouB.
2IpriI l3, nQ--bgS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-01
sA@A Speiif0fi9t S(ofbauS, cine
HiiIR Gdlpeiser Sheler.


Srennbaus uuo Sprin9bous--
8cn Dem eanoe iIuo 9l6er gutter Sdwamm
uuo So slder Sool,lano ; Der nbrise GheiI ii
pfualano. -9Inf oem @igenthum beffneet
I'D, sbenfalls eiu gutter 9tepfek@aum9artsu
Mno berrlidleS Ba0er i'm lleberHuB.
Ter speite Strid 9rdnset all eano bon
Scshna Seibcrliue, Srlamcn Maooern,
gRiiidm @erinaer, @hriftion gc9er, Sacob
@rim nno aHoere, enthdlteub 80 Ader uno
l4O Mntbsn, eeuau Maoe.-Crci sIder oa'
bon linp SdjipammIanc, 3 9ldcr Soclblanc,
nno Der iibriae 3heil III pHnslauo. = DaS
Giaenfbum 1T pohI nit 1Baffer perieheu-es
eefHeen I'D, and, einiee 9iepfelbdume oarauf.
Das befoete 8ernIOsen mirb perfauft percen,
aIe boe 8erm6een BON Saerb q r / M, bon
Weisenbnr9 3auufhip. ein ennatic.
Die 8soinsunSeu am gerfaufStuse uuc
elHfpaFtin9 ucn
Ghoma6 Gjriiit
SrHitie bes bela9teu 5aceb @irim.
Durh bic Court.
Seize GamuelS, aJrctb.
W9ai Is. iiq-3u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-01
S5rtaabe e5nlpeftor.

9ln Die OiiliB uno Sreimtli9en oer 2.
Sri9aoe, Z. Siptiion y. so.
6reunoe uno Mitfcloaten
sIuf9emuutert eurd cine 9rcse 9Ins
sahI meiuer 6reuuoeu unb Witfrlcaten, bin
id1 bemc9rn wcroen, mid @ud aIS Sancieat
fir eas
8ri9abese eSnfpeftorsslmt
Bel ter ndhfen Babl ouSubieten. Gs rpirb
tdum nSthi9 Gein, Die @rfldruu9 su madlen,
cae id1 eiucr Der Wlitloloaten i'm leBten Sriea
mar, uno nrd, INNER bel uno nit ihueu in
pcller Uniform itche. Sollte id eaher 10
olildlid1 ieu srmdblt ~ wereen, 70 oerlpred,e
id, Die pflidten oes 9Imtes NIT Irene nno
punftli6feit aussuiiben.
@uer adtun9spclIer Giei1er &c.
Scbn gene.
O2ai Ii. 1642. nq-bW
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-01
[g1p13.
Qlpptef- Sa9G

gtnhrd,t ptro hermit qr9eben, BAG bic
spplels fir bas n6dIffe 2iiIeBment bnrd bic
@cmmiBicnere, on ben ndh5eidlrieteneH Tas
acn nno pld6eu, ,pfdleH cen Stnnbsn unn
10 llhr 8crmittdgs une llhr Tahmittnge,
9ebalten iperben follen.
9Im Wjthpod, ben 17en Suni, am Edufe
ocn Sofbua SeiberIina In IDeb
senburg, Gaunftip,
sInl Ccnucrffag ben 2teH Suni, am hanIe
oon 3 Obn Seibertiug 8, in qpnnpiIe
qpnn IdunIcbip.
9lm Sreitaa ben ben 3ten Suui, am 6oufe
ocn u a ban y dj m a n, in 9opbia
IaunIhip.
2Im Samiiag ben 4teu Silni am Sanfe
oon Gj ioeon Gut b, in SlosWbeitbaH
3aunfdip.
sIm Dicuftag ben 7ten Jnnt AM bduIe
ocn pc term u er, in SdgersoiaC, Sei'
eelber9 GaRnfdip.
9Im Wttwodl ben Sten SUM-, am Suule
ron 6 barles Stapp, in q. Wbeits
bal Gounihip.
Die 2lfesors ocu ber Gtaot unb ben Der,
idicecncn Gaunfhp6, Guo 9efdGisft srIndjt
I'D, nit tbren 9lGeBmcnts Bidder lu ben bee
Itimmtcn 3eiten uno an ben beltimmten pIds
Sen cinSuftnoen alfo audi oiejenigen bic pcH
brcn reIpeftioen 9lTe6ments Al appeIireH
pnnfdcn, iIno ein9eIaoeu beiJHwCbnen, tpsHH
te Cd fur fdidItd, erchteH.
Dbilip Derfon }
3imotlD DetB, ( gomi6'rs.
5CbH Ooit
Rai4 nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-01
81 a ehrie DIT

Birb hermit ae9eben, cae Der llnteridlrie'
bene ais Somiuiltrntor pom Der Ninterlaheus
fd,dft oes perlfcrbsnen cnrao Rtn9er,
Ieetbin BON 9Icro Whcithaa 2nlnidlip, ee'
da &auntY, an9eitelIt pcrcsn 1T. LstIIe Die,
jenigen, ipclde ncd auf irsero cine Dirt an
Die S>interIaGenid)aft ffulbi9 frio, tpsroen
hermit dufseforcert iunerhalb Dcd,en ab,
sube3ablen-rmo Scldls, fpelde nod red5ts
mdei9e Torccruneen all biefelbe haben, ipers
ben ebenfaas aufscfcrpert. ibre Nehnui9en
innerhalb bsuamter 3eit pchlbeltdli9t einin'
bdnci9eu.
Gbarle5 Cope, 9lonl'er.
gQai IL. l942. Aq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-01
S5rt9obe : Sntpeftor.

8repuee uuo MitIclcaten:
Tnrd ba6 mic,
cerhclte Griuten picIer meiner Srennccn nne
NfitIrIoaten, bin id, bcpo9en ipcrocn, mid
oIs @anoieot fur BAD
Brigade SNIP ectcrsI u nj t,
Der 2tcu grioobe, 7ten DipiiIcu, q. Da, bel
Der n6d)Iten BabI onsubieten. Da i'd, fdcn
81 Sabre lit benz Wiitdr 9eeicut babe, 70
tcnucn meine llnteritiieer Ocritdcrt fnhlen,
baB, fails id, eripdhlt merben fclItc, cas 9Imt
sur 3ufriebenteit 9llIer bebienen fam nnb
werce. Scute id) alIc erpdblt fperoen, 10
.merce id, Die 9iaidteu ees glmtes duf cine ms
partheiif6e Weiie, nit Ircue II. pnnftlidlfeit
aueubeu. Gin oiejeni9en bic fd bemthen,
mcinc 93abl Su Gdlcru, pcroc ih mid inlmer
nit parmem Ganf9eflbI crinnern.
CSoftab GbOobs.
9lpril 81, IS4l. nq-b9S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-01
10000 GCbinrellt.

Der ilnterfd,riebene, ipohnbaft III S,eloeIs
berg Gnunfhip, 2edha @auntp, bietet 10000
3oint. nne edps Sdhinoein, 70 ipie aud, cine
aroee Gu1ntitdt 9HeiR, nuo @el6s peiHts
Soaros, Ipohlfeil fur 8anr G'elo gum @er'
fduf ar.
Gnr6 Gnep.
2iprt q. no--3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-01
Wttttmoc6, pen Ifen Jnnt 1912.
s5rt9ape eInlpeftor.

9ln Die Gtimmfibiaen Ger 2ten Bri-
9abe, Z. 9ipifirn, y. SIC.
Sreunbe unb W2iteIonten
9lufoemuntert burd, cine grcBc sIns
;abl meiner 6reunoen, bin id bf'pclen pCrs
ben, mid Sud, ncdlmalS als @dnrioat fir oas
Sri9aoes1 1Snipeftprs2Imt
bri bcr udchffcn qBahl ansubirtcn. Sclltc
id, 70 0lildIid) fein erwibIt at pcroeu, 70 ners
iprcd,e id bic padltcn oes 2Imtc5 nit 1reue
uuo plnftIiG. felt nus3uiltcn.
QGilIiam TreD.
2Ipril 81, nq-bB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-01
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ccIpbid, Gin enforcement friifer, fir oiele
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in9e, Wd,slin be sdtHe, DO, 9ecrudter Sal'
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Blertel fgurrte pnpns DO, Stpeite trnuer 90.
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Biertcl frdnsNfte @htnies bp., blausfd,mars
3e gcitretfte @ro DO 2lfrie. Seiee, farbiger oc.
eo., id)nnrjer lno blausfdparIer Gro be
Spis, fIgurirte uuo nid,tsfi9urirte Gro be
Staples, bldusfdjwar5e gombaiines, @bams
brit @jin9hnmS, Wu6lin be eaine Gddnls,
lan9e ftipdrIe fi9urtrte Searfs, 5 0iertei
ihWarje pcnct6errD6a 6aI6tildIer 8iertel CO.
farbi9e DO. 8iertel DO. Damasffeioene cc.,
einens@ambric S9alstiider.
Gin 2IBortcmCnt Strilmpfe, 5odnos SHube,
uno trimmings, prinis ben allen 8eneus
nun9en bon bis % Gent8 per Uaro.
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uno pei6e linen CriGin9, Sriff linen @rae
3ud, braune Srifd einens, Gin9bams fur
9Ode, frdn;6fld1e Spnmer ga6imeres, fls
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pet DO, WidrleilleS CO., ieioene 6la9s unc
oalstudsr, Satin uno Wiantna 8dnoer,
f9urirte Sodls oo., iporiteo uno ieioene Bags,
fatin uno bombaSiu StpdS, ihnarie talisni'
fd) ieioene SonlStllder, Booen.Ieppids, &c.
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BoritgIiher 0lio, eoguira uno SABA Gaf'
fee, porto 0Iic, Ct @roir uno q. Srlrdue
3uder, SDrup, 9ieu Syeams uno 9rinioac
WCIafies, Smperial yeuH9 SoDfonuno Sons
dong Ihee, Sanaraus, @innemcns, Defer,
@inaer, Wultarb, Stdrfe, W1usfatnnee, 9lice
Graders, eump 3u6er, Chocolate, Sperm,
Sebl 2Iaaun, 9itricI, Subi9c, SalL Sdwes
fel, u. (. NJ.
Sptegel.
Gin gIscrtement Gpiegel NIT ecloeneH
Srdms, pelbe an eriteu 5Sciten perfaufs
peroen.
S0ot3
sic ha6en aud cine 9roee Guantitdt SOIs
auf sauo.
9llIe oiele slrtifel pe-een an ben nIIer nies
brighten preieen perfdHff.
Stem, 9Senner uno eein.
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