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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-29
From the CuEfirGtOr.

Messrs GAYLORD and Tuckcr-Your
correspondent "Columbia" thinks it is not
right to plough in manure, nor to plough
land in the fall of the year. Fall plough
inc has been condemned by our ances-
tors, but practice has convinced me that
ploughing in the fall does not inlure the
land. If a stiff soil is plougcd in the
spring of the year, when the ground is
wet, the furrow slice will be as smooth
as mason can make mortar with his
troweI, and when dried will be almost as
hard as dried mortar, and it would be
useless to undertake to raise potatoes on
such soil, plowed in the spring Of the
year. A liz hit loam, in a wet season,
may be titled advantageously as Colum-
hia recommends, but a clayey soil can
not. One of my fields, sandy loan,
was TILED last year as directed by Colum-
bia, except in applying the manure
which was spread on the sod before
p!oughing, ard the product was fifty
bushels to the acre short of the product
of the field TILED in the way he so much
disapproved of. One of my neighbors
last year planted on the sod, as directed
by Columbia, and his crop OF potatoes
would not pay the expense of digging;
so he turned his hogs into the field, and
thcy.rootcd up what few potatoes had
grown. | have never attempted to raise
potatoes by manuring the hills. l have
known my ncighbors undertake it, and if
a drouth succeeded, the crop was lost. |
take the manure, if possible before it has
lost any of its weight by fermentation,
evaporation or any other cause, and when
| commence manuring field | COM
mence ploughipg it; do not plough the
manure in deep; four inches is sufficient
for the first ploughing, six for the second,
and eight for the third and last plou"hlng;
this done, my field is in good condition
for four years rotation. of crops, viz: po-
tatoes, oals,,. clover and timothy.
have learned by experience, that a
small farm pays better interest than
large one.s7sI formerly owned ITO acres
of land. | hand the misfortune, a few
years ago, tolose my only son, a youth OF
eighteen; so Sold half Of my farm, and
now find The income of my farm more
than when I owned the whole, and l
think can double my present income by
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-29
State of South Carolina,
KEpSUAVV DISTRICT.
March 90, 1912.

KERSltAW Dlo L lIiO L.
GAMUEL A. B. SHANNON, who is in the
custody of the Sheriff of the said District. by
virtue of Writ of Capias nd Sati$taeiendum at
the suit of James F. Gamble 1ndoTsee, having pctA
titoned the Honorable the Associate Judges OF the
Court of Common Pleas that he may be admitted
to the benefit of tho acts of the General Assembly
for tho relief of insolvcnt debtors.
II is Ordered that the said james F. Gamble In.
dorsee,, andi;ull other suing creditors 10 whom
the said petitioner is in any wise indebted
be, and they are hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear before the said Judges at the said Court 10
boholden a. the Court House in Camden, for Kcr-
shaw District, on the fourth Monday of October next
being the a4th day ofysad month"; to show cause
if any they can, why the said petitioner should not
have the prayer ofhis petition granted.
BENZ. GASS, C. c.P.
Office of Common Pleas, .
Kcrshaw District, March14, 1912. -
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POTATOES ON A ROCK.
Rockingham, VT, 1912.

IN confederation of the truth of the
"new discovery.in Agriculture" or the
production of crops without earth or TIL
iage. Mr.. Green " Of the N. Y. Tribune
gives the following as related to him by a
respectable farmer: "a portion OF his
Z farm was bare rock, which, in view OF
tfle small amount of labor he bestowed
nponsit, he made the most produst've'-
In the spring of the year ne + id down or
planted his potatoes on this rock, and
covering them over with straw, paid no
Em re attention toahefir until fall, when
shemerely he y raked off The dry straw, and
.'.s,S, / exposed a most abundant GRIP Of the
finest quality, The advantages of this
method Of raising potatoes are. l. No
ploughing. 2. No hoeing. 8. No dig
ging; the rake only being required: 4.
They are eperfectIy dry; and S. They
are perfectly Clean"
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TYLER FOUNTAIN.
south Carolina.
Peeksk;N, ". Y, April, ls42.
KerSh0,n UiStrlCt.

KerSha,D District.
Michael Lot ok VS.. Judah Barrct.-L. Shurman
vs.. judah BlrretzDebt Attachment.
E7HEREAs the Plaintiffs in the above cases
w respectively have filed their declarations against
the defendant who resides without the limits of
this State, as it is said, and whereas the suid dc
fendant hath neither wife or attorney, upon whom
notice with rule to plead, can be served. 1t is
irdercd that the said defendant do plead, answer
dcmur thereto within year and day, or final and
absolute judgement will be awarded thereon.
B. GASS, Clerk.
1910
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the fertility of the soil. A few
Years pastI have tried by way Of expert
ment, 60 bushels Of mild lime to the acre
Bin my oats. think they were materially
benefited, and the land made more pro-
ductive by it. My oats, these two pas
years, averaged 5s bushels to the acre.
! surveyed one acre of my last crop, h d
hem thrashcd out, AMI I'had II bushels
We do not in these parts of "creatlon,''
ever expect TO get such large crops as
some published in the Cultlvator.
Yours, &c.
TYLER FOUNTAIN.
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of ouf4cbildren, if suffered to osgrow a
randorifm youth, it is difficult to get them

of ourEchildren, if suffered toSgrow a
randoIifsil youth, it is dfiicultto to get them
in proper trim afterward. Il, however,
this has been neglected, and the top IS to1'
thick and limbs interfere and cha'e e., eacn
other, these should al! be taken out SO that
no lim!,s.shall cross each other-and IN
doing this. regard should be had 70 an
equal balance of the top. A tree with an
undue proportion Of its burden on each
side is more liable to be injured both IN
root and branch. have never. known
an instance of two severe prunlng-Wes
arc all inclined to let too much WOOD
grow, By. which the quality of the iruit is
Injured No better general rule can be
adopted than to cut out all such limbs as
interfere and cross each other;snot only
those that interfefeS now, but such as from
thsiixirection will be likely to interfere
hereafter. -.
The best time of pruning is while the
tree is growing most vigorously. With
us this time is about the first of June
the process of healing then commences
quickly, and the wound is not so likely to
canker. Where, however. a limb OF con-
siderable size is taken off, in order to AVOID
canker. it is best to cover the wound with
little common mortar, made of sand and
lime. and instead of hair to mix with it, l
use bust1es, which are much more dura--::
bic than hair, and will efectualIy secure
the part from canker, and will remain on
till the wound is nearly healed over. In
MARYLAND, ! should think the best time for
pruning would be from the first Of May to
first OF. June.
Thousands of valuable trees in this
part of the country have been brought to
premature decay and death by pruning in
the months of February and March.
"The best manure for apple trees is the
top mould and leaves gathered from the
woods mixed with little lime or ashes.
Strone.manure should not be applied di-
rectly to the roots of trees. The best
way to promote the health and growth Of
trees is to keep the sroundina a high state
Of cultivation; let the crop of whatever is
9panted be well manured and well culti-
svatcd, and they will require no other nou-
rishmcnt. Trees will not do well in grass
ground if ever. 50 much manured. You
may as well plant corn ingrass ground as
trees. would as soon place my trees
upon the back log and expect them to
grow, as set them in grass land. If the
land is toIcrabIy good, fifteen cart loads
of stable manure to the acre., spread OH
and ploughcd in, in the spring of each
wear, will be sufficient for the growing
crop, and at the same time affordIng a
sufficient nourishmcnt to the trees!
PLOUGH close to the trees; if a root is now
and then broken by the plough the tree
suffers but little or no injury. Too much
manure applied to the roots operates like
stimulus upon the human constitution
and often induces premature decay
The same manuring and cultivation that
will produce good crop, will give a
healthy, vigorous growth to the trees.
Z. PnINNEY.
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Office Of Common Pleas, I
Kcrshaw District, March14, 1912. \
Fresh Drugs, Cnciiiic;.is,

Fresh Drugs, CIltliilcstIs'.
Patent lIsdtc;aes. els, Pants, Var"'Sh-
~es. &c. &c:
TEIHE subscribers having just received their
Il supplies from New York and Boston'aro pre-
parod to put up all orders entrusted TO them' and as
cvc,n warrant ,c.o artiolcs no fault can be found
with the quality, and prices are in ACCOMMODATE"
,ciM the times.
ALSO--Spem Oil Of superior quality.
MA liberal discount on all bills for cash.
DELEON g. LEVY,
Ao,ila. Sign of the Mortar. q
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PRUNING AND MANAGEMENT OF FRUIT
TREES.

We find the following extract from a
letter, written by Mr.. E. Phinney, of
] Massachusetts, to a gentleman in Mary
;;land; in the American Farmer. The di-
rections are from the highest authority.
clear, distinct. and, we believe, faultless.
How much this pleasing and profitable
branch of husbandry is neglected in the
South:
"on the subject of pruning apple trees,
:. which is your first inquiry, volume might
be written. In few words, It is difficult
: to give a good top to tree unless pruning
is begun in the nursery-like too many
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-29
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
From the White Sulphur Springs,
rpoo,br;or nonntu :Vi rUinia ~

YNyHE subscriber has jGstseceived supply, in
"a barrels, half barrels and bottles, OF the above
Wafer, so much celebrated .as an alteratlve ana
pnrgatlve, and for the cure of Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scrofula. DIS
eases of the Kidneys and Skin, Mercurial Disca;
ses, Female Affections, &c. &c. and for relieving
The bilious habits of the system. ~.
This article is received direct from the Springs,
and is kept in barrels prepared for the purpose,
which prevent its decomposition, and preserve the
article equally pure when t.ken at the Springs
JAMES R. McKAlN. j
May 25. r.,
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II At s q

HAT So
JUST received, large supply of drab and black
FUR HATS, of the latest style, and some of the
finest quality. They will be sold unusually low.
April l3. W. BONNEY.
Also. Just received, variety of Summer Cloths,
plain and fancy Linens, for gcntleman's summer
wcor. T. w. B.
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degebeIl mar, lprIItii f &c 3fiiaen iI1dll trs
innern GIerrqe nnnfu. einfr nerfelbei,
irplIte frin 3euanie ableaeu uHo purfe cees
hdib auf W2euing hen 2sffen rrr ba6 Gaus
geIaoen, um eert 9ledenfd,ait abjuIeaeit
Sun Senaf ipnreen gccaIgefeEe rdfiiftnne
fpouuu iiter eiuen pen S,rn 8emina ouges
trtenen VefdiIus tscuttirt, wcruadb rCr
Siaat Stadtsfdleine ~ flinf;ig 3hdler, fur
irine Slinbiacr crlafen lCII, ipeldlc fhnf prp'
gent Sntere6en tra9en.
Weir, 2S. - 9In bieiem Gage teIh6ftidte
man lidt nit Ser Soaurp, pelder iid tpri9cr'
te 3euanis hiuild,tIid, ben $4,000 lhaler ~
geben, meitcr ipnree nidts pen lSid'tgtelt
perhdncelt. Su eiucr nntern SpoIte ,pei ;
ben unfere Seler ben gInsgang eicIer Sade
crfehen.
Wir; 29.--SrIgente 8illS pnhirtcu Sclls
te i'm haulc: Gine gilt nm bic Stdntegdll'
tiqer NIT 6 pre- Sent Stadts' Strds 81 hes
,ahlen tle 8ill ale glrbeitcn an ben nnpCl'
Icureten Stdatemerfeu CinllclIcuc, NIB bic
giu wcIdr perhincrrt eaB mrbr AeIicfJ Jic'
ten alsgclgbrn lpcreCn.
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Oefentltlhe 9Senru.

5rcitag6 cen 22ifen 9lprit, I'M 10 llhr gcrs
mttta9s, icNVn an Joaulc pcu Qucds Gates
nclo i'll lSeiBcnbur9 Qaunftip, eeha Sauns
t0, fpl9cnce sIrtifcl auf rtfentliher 8enou
ocrfduft pcrpen, nduiIldl
3rpei Rilbe, lS Sdaafe, Sdipcine, cine
Soausuhr NIT Ralten, cin Grabr, Sfcn, j1ii
tenihrduf, MiIhfdranf, NdiScu unc 9icss
aeniaamen i'm 0runp, Better uno SettIacen,
@iidbe, Stliblc, e5runobecren beim Eufdbel,
Gtisnfcfiel, nno font ucb pielcrlei sIrtifei
peitld4ftig gu melocn. Z
Die 9eoinsuu9en am gerfaufStdse I'M
9lufpartm9 BON
@briifian Serr 9liiTgnie.
Slpril 6, nq-3m
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2'rnmbretbs GpIten. Benn iracnt

9Srnnorctbs GDItemi. - 8enn irocuo
Scmano 1T, meldle bic 9Gabrhcit ocs Sranos
rethS SDflci teSweifelt, 70 peifcn mir ibn
all bic fclgcnee z 2batfadcu:
Gie tebcH6mttel wcld,c in rem U2a0cu eiRs
0encmmen, ncrccn IN ra6 gut ein0cmild,t,
nrl:hcr lcbcuce Strchm, Der curth alIe 3hci,
le bCS 5lcrpers fIteet, nidt nur iiirfeno it
nno ca6 vctcn erhdlt, icurern perurIadlf, FORE
mirt nno crh6lt Gle aan;c forperlihe Waic,is
ne. lHcnu oa6 EIut oaher rein uno eelnno
III, 70 fdnu Ger 5t0rprr, meldcr eurdl cas
Elut crhdltcn miro, nidlt frduf icin lSenu
ildh rgcn0 Gin Sthmcr; barin brfncct, f. fOr>
ncn mir nitt gcIunO isiu. Gidt5 IA ndrris
liberals pcnn mir la9en, mir beid6en "itbed)s
tr Gjclunoheif."
Or. Srdn6retb'6 8e9etabiliidr lluiuerIal
pilen iperceu orn a0cn 9lcrStcn 0chasf, ipei(
fe icocr 9lrt .Sfrnufbcit furireu uno @cluuos
belt i'm 9dnSen 4ano ocrurf9dcn.
Iar fdufe in 2llIcntdun pen u. 6. 9luhe,
pcitmciter, Hno oou bcn 9Iqentcu welebe III
elmer ancern Spaltc aH9cqeben fuo.
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2IuS Gem Sabresbcridte tes y tents@cnt4
mledre ;u Wdid'iuatcn seht berpcr, eae, int
ceraciienCn Satre 435 patcute ertbcilt nnr
ben uno 327 erIcfdIen. sfm G'auscn 1ne jrst
I2,477 potcnte crthsilt. SIN prrfIcGenemSobs
re puroeu SAT 2InmeIcun9eu qeniad,t. Ter
@cmmiiTdr htad,t barouf anfmerfIam, bae
piele Sndlcn nit bem Wcrte "potent'' 9es
tempeIt fine, cher ctaIeid) fir oieielbsu nie
ein patent 9encmmen in iuo oiele @r1neuns
qen peroen nrh ale putentirte oerfauft, bcs
rem pdtente Idnoit ab9elaufen fno. lin irl.
dem SetruGe gu be9c9ncn, idIIdgt cr per, oae
cine 9cieblide Scltlmmung 9eirrfen fpsrper
mp9c, eas onS Catnm Der patenterthcilune
an ale patentirte Sahru 9eitcmpelt merber
muds.
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Cine SjroPlaifatiun.

4rciItert GVlcr Uteriluttc Gem GrndrC6
gcr cini0cn Iagcu cine 3otitair, in mcIdCr
or een l8berruf be5 GclcgC5 ducmpFthl,
petd)cs zen Grtoe Ucu rcn 6ifruiljdcu S5u'
tcrcicn mtcr bic Staa.cn UCrttclit. Gr iaS,
bng oie SdaBtammcr III ctucm bctrutten 2us
fame iei, uue fd)ldlt ctc GrrIchtun3 ctnc6
Is OIijCneu Scus6 Uor, fir ,Ucid'cs oic Of
fenliheu 2dneereicn Ycrpidnort rcrrCn loIs
ley. Gr fdbIagt aud] cine &crmcbruu9 te6
Tarifs ppr.
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@cOroe Sodnbp unb bic 5 5000,


s,r GBecroe SNincp, frnhcr 2Iqcnt Der @er.
Gtddteu @duf, ircldcr, ,pte unicrC Seicr h
erinnern wetbcu, dt, rrciNertc iriu 3cngnR
prr ejncr llutrriud,HnQ6 Committee ccr S'c'
fcsatbuno ob;ulc0cn, htuiidljd, Der $4,000,
Die or bon beia0tcr @duf crhiclt, mo ipcmlt
CT trhe Bedmten bcitcd'cn hntCn irll, II am
231en Mir; oor caS Nllrlc Der fcprelcn'
tanten 0sbradlt lrcrocn, no or ltth aIclthfaliS
nejgcrte ehplS reeme9cn iu cifcntdrcn. Gin
@rldNuf wurSC fcl'cit' anNCbrtcn tim clnru
@ermci6 ,u 0ebcn, weldNcr obcr oerlcren
0icua. SNerauf murcc Ciu nuoCrer gErrlddda
ocmod,t, i'm in Cem Hdnphiu GduntD GjCs
fiu0uiB cinIuiperrcu, mClter 9lrldflNS rcrs
loren aend. EdS 5>duS cutItllcb iuICbt cdf
or in Die 6llid,c &cmmlttce Smtc bis dnf
ipcitere 0crcrbnuul cln1circrrt, uno bNe CT
NIT eiucm ld',diit,cu 9iadH1Gcr mo Srctlc
pcrichcu mcrrcn iru. i!intcr ticicr Sdhe
frbciuf ctrl5 i'm Nunfclu IA Ilcqcu, rpcIdNc5
rbnc 3meifel Srtluneu cyrcgcn unrrc wcnn
c5 ans Idlr6Iid,t fime
TQEir hatrn icuocm ctiac6 nufacittt
mar Die 9tddridrt CrbllteI tde rie @'CicfQc'
buno Gin G'ctce raftrt babe, nm bic III Nbl'
Idcclphid ocQcu S,ru. l.dnrD Gcbrodtc GioNs
Ilhe aufphCben. Icricltc nil nun icln
3su9ut6 atlcSctJ IcI atcr tctIld8erl9 Frdnt
ictu.
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9lene @llter.

Gic llnterSeihucteu haben ceben BON pbis
ldcepbia uno EcuDorf einen friitheu Grrs
rath pom 9teuen @juter erhalten, meldDe fTe
an febr bIlIi9eH greiienL beim @rceen uno
jtIeincn ableeen werpen. Caruuter befnren
lICh 40 Sdde eaffec, 10 ncasbeaos 2uder,
200 Sdde Sdli, 100 Siiten 9iclImen, so Ras
itrn @jlas, 100 Sdeder 9tdes, WPcIafIss,
Shce, 'SaI Sratns, Sredene aSaaren, carte
Wacren, @rcjcreien, II. +. ~.
Nrcf, Sd9cr Anp Sc.
.IUentcnn, srrH q, nq-3an
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SysdEcriGcu.

Or. Safer, Witgicc ccr 92cDat DlcbjSiub
{d,rn SlcaScmic Ucn plriS, hat bcr Gicicu:
Ihaft beflnut Qemadt, oaB es in Giricd'en'
ldue gcbrdutlid, icj Die 3uu9cu bcricni0en
Ncrfcnen III obltruireu bic pen iplltbenren
(,uneen aebiGcu wcrocn imo.-@r ia9t cae
eelen CUBE rer 8 coer Gagcu idl flcjuc
@Iafen rner 91etfen, uahe pem cbcin GhciI
dnf jeoer Seite Der 3uu8c fcbrn taiicli, rvel,
Cbe ole ,putbenoe Wdterie eutbaltcL mo
wsuu Ec!d)c fp9leiCb ausgeihnjtteu WHrbeh
eurhaus feline Gjefabr mchr orrhanocu isi.
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t@iu9efa ot.)

7, Eerren Drudcr :-SeljCbeu fe frI0cuceS
Gielprdlh, pcldhes por ciuigcn 3d0en in 81.
QGbcitbaD tattfanr, III tbrc picl9eIclcne 3eis
un9 eiuWrdcn
Gin 8ehrdb Slpii6en 5cnas, Meif,
un0 Sbonla6.
Scuas. Gluten mcracn Weif.
lIcif. 5rOsponf, was briu9t cid 70 frHb
90 runner
Scuas. gGca on ireiit mir ban ocr9au9c
aneoemad, cas- mir mol Sufammen tcmmen
nrutcn, II ubcr oa6 Sdnfmcien ~ ltnd,s
en-, uno ipls bod, 70 biecl con cinem Teiers
taq ii, 70 h. id, qeeenft ee m6dte 70 gut lll'
ten wie eilNe aucere 3eit.
DIcif. Self ih rpei6 net oaB Mrs perbcI.
fern fonne, abtr man fdnn orob ucr fell eas
pcu Id)rpiil.
Scna6. Stb bab' rpieeer uerAamnuc Sas
den 9eb6, leitoem mir eas geBtemal bcis
manner plcn.
Oieif. Gnrum io2
Genes. 81 Der G'ibeu6 fcn I'D, 0cSrcht has
Ben, une ieio5 iaaen Ie mir, rae Der pcr,
ter aud, ult mehr ;u ifduchaft lei; cs ica
ebtcs Der Mcr @rmmittce leiu meqen 500,
900, mc 4 3eugeu, Iamens lHeuoi0, ceer
ettes 70, i oae @'clp fir Die llueite6 Stdts
@aut anR;dhlt bat, no wcid,er Dor bis
@cmmittc,ernfeu mar, bar rlefnlee 81 laeeu
no GAG Etp bintam. Gle la9ea CT mar
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= y =
fact Der glfreH Weaern, ipufbe ter &6fper el
nes frifdgebcrnen aiuces In Der Tdhe te
Ohio ganalbriide nntsr Der GdIeuBe Tc.
gefinbeH. Die llmildnbe, unter meIdien cai
jtino gefuncsn irnrbr, fuhrtsn su frr 9ermll
fnling, oaB CO ermefoet frcften ffl Jidd
elmer thdtigen llnteriud,ung ben Geifen be
@crcnerjurp fam Ie su rem SdluTe, bal
oas Siino nnrdb Stranguiiren pen Der 5,anl
lenrr Wutter, eiuer armen eenttden Trau
Tameus @meline &liuf, qet6etet poreen lei
lie Srau lruguct jeecd, rds Ssino getoetct Il
haben, nne tetnuptet, es ici tcet ouf tic Wel
9efcmmen. Die llrfadle three @crfnds, baf
ieibe ju ocrifrden, riibre eaher, neil ih
Wanu nid,t erfnbren fcllte, baB Te 9ebcrel
bate, ineem iie erlt eini9e Wpnate osrbeira
tibet Ieien.
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Jln @cngrrs muroc AM lc5ten Nithpch
hsr 8crlad, scmadlt, oas @cire, pcIdbc5 pen
Gr.eJ por Den 6TcntlibeH ednoerelen Yer.
fbejit, fur cine 3eittaug auscr 5traft Sn bril:
9cn. Eer Brriuch ftd jeoed frudbtos aus,
lnoer bic Wu9Iicocr oes llntcrbaulc5 fb
nit u Mchrbeit oagr9en ieBtcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06
Ste 2SCrciutGtcn gfantrn muS G}Ec'
rico

sus eiuem 1Nriratldrcjtsr rcu g9did'tnS'
ten, tdtirt lGdr; 2S, 1871, CntIcbnCn mir fol-
9rnc,s:
"gRir ftnncn Jest cucld cinCn @m6trrd
;wiithcu ZEN &crcmiatcn Stuaten mo WCrj.
CO crwartEn. Ter lOrCiIccnt miro Gin Gcs
itruuecr uoh NPerico tCcrbcrn, um bic Hrcjs
Iafnno Der crrti0en 9iHcrfdnihcn Gicfin'
oenen at pcrtan0cn. Sm Nal Gh Gdnta
9Intd Wci9 rn IrlItc tjrS 81 thun, ic fell her
omeritaHiItbe Gjei1Hctc c1lcIbit ictnc NieC
uertlngen uno Wruff,hrsn. Ter Rrc0eic'
creldr hat eiu 9tcQimcut @crciniQteu Stdl'
ten Snflutcrie uuC eiu %dtailcn rcn' 3rCts
ten Crd9rucr ,MrGimcu; bcerccrt lc0lctd'
ndd, her GrinIc Ter @eycniQlcn Std1tcn
Tno Icra5 iu maritbiyCu, um btc GUNmcbncr
oQccrt III teitrecU."
fD- Tawir ticic lrirats9}cu0tcitcu otcr il,
3ciungcn MN 49aitin0tcn ridt bcildti9t ms
Den, 70 fd,cjut CO uu5 MIR cm tImccr Edrm
;n icin.
sll3 uufrc 3cjuua ;ur rvciIc 9icu0 hottcu
mir ncd feline Iad'rjdt ucu (Crda CrbdItcn,
eaB cm 3ufdmmCnrcfen cer Eru4rcn itatt'
9Sfunecu hdtr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06

GinStie GOT oerbrdnut.-
Die 9EheeIua Gid,ette fdgf, oaB bad Sttems
tcct Sneiea, fpeId,cs een Napen ant crrleB'
ten Dcunerfia fur eruiepiIIe rcrIief, am feIs
tioen ateuo Ncuer fitna uub bio duf eds
IRifTer fimmt eer edrrng otbrNrnte. Cie
NdTlaiere wnrten ale gerettet. TAD Beet
icu ucd aoni neu ocrpeirn ieiri, une mar nur
Cinige Rcnafc i'm SNhneel.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06

mPqInf nncrc @dufrrtcniitc anf her er'
fen 2 cite, Fam man iid, nidyt mchr rerloi'
len. 9lNcS lit ;icmlih IN ~crrlrruna; Gin
Ida fjett es f. ous nit cen Sdnfrn, unc ecu
nddltru fi,ru mcecr dnrers, ic cdF CO llli'
mfGlit it eeu qBcrtb Der Ncten 81 qnetren
mic CT wirfIidl 1T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06

or. g)9creD. fer Sunhatsr red nnaean sses
ri tlr Irinf,i. Tcrfrlf, Wirainien, irrfrr
im iGtcn mtirs uc,i ,rifchen $500 unc 5000
5taler pcn irinem Rdrftrper, giamens
2'ranu, bcraubt Vrann wurce perfclgt
uue md, eiefclte TddH tei Ger Ucrf Nerrp
oerhaffrf, bad Gielc linn abaenrmmen, mo in
rem sNdmrtcn Giefinenif urrpabrt. Braun
foil pom alIerdnerid, Q. 6. lein. .
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06
SscTbcirofa,cf:

9m lebtcn Souuta9 eurdl cen Gbrm Sorn.
German, jnr. DenrD Wi der, NIT ,DsiB
: a t drtud 8Hdppe
2Im ndmIidleu 3dQ, ourd) reuieltcn. SNerr
y oleou Q anfel, init Wie &c l.
naa bredt ale ocn eau9lhpamp sip.
Serf6 9auutD.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06

Wcrc. Srbn &. @crtes, frilhcr Elm
ifaufmdun ocn gtntthitctCs NicnN pcr ttni
ocu 5oocn mad, Ger 9Imtsifutc tcS S,crrl
Mditcd, siue6 0umnCrs, uio ihce i'm nuf cer
StrIIc tcrt.-Cic llrIate mar cine lEcibs'
pcrirn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06
GnpiGmcr.

Gin Brief vpu 5crt Qghcif, 5lorioa, terith.
tct, caB paIrlbi Oir Sdmlie ocs 9ru. Iiaie
neulid, auf eiae l,hrediidlc Wciie ourd) 9yn.
eiauer ernioreet noroeu ici. Gle Srau uuc
;tpri &inccr puroen erlhoSen, eta jaa5es
6raaen,immer rriteAen, uaB cue alte 6rlu
pcrbrannt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06

Ginr Tcdtcr RED Snru. Smitb 9icbiulrn,
unocfitr ~ Sabre alt, in EriiiCl, N.S. murs
ec am Iretcn Srnntaa 9Itrne 70 fttcdlid,
rcrtrdnnt, iuoem ihre SlciCer an ciner edm'
rc henqen, lei mrId'rr le lac, boe Te in elIis
dcn Stlnben tdrnuf ildrb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06

Cine alter r.--@npitdn Nrancis
rawfon ftarb am 2Oitcn Mirs in Bottom, in
eircm bpben 2llter. @r flihr bilnoert swef
NIB itd1ssigmal iibcr ben atlantiIhcu Ocean,
nadte fcben 0ieilen uad, China uno erei
ndd Calcutta uno umfcqeltr ecn @rnbnll bret
Wol. Oiuu lpirc wen9c fnren Die ibm 9leidb
Ine.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06

W'Qeob oerbeiratbet.-M M'Qeco
pcld'er, lcbteS Spdtjabr filr 2heiIncbmer an
Der 8rrbrennung Der Caroline pertort mnrs
Dc, tpuree ocr cintNcn Qn0en III @aunta psrs
beirntbct nit WiB Wrrricn, weldlc bel pem
8crbOr beScuqte, oas er in Der Nadlt IA oas
Sdiff ocrtrannt wuroe, in ihres 0aters
J9aus 9ewcien ici. 60 Ia9t bic JieuDrrt Sra.