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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-26
U. y. Circuit Court.


MAY 10 Commercial Bank Va. James y. JSsior.Thls
wos action 10 the amount or note given for
some OF the old Peck slip Forry stock the defence to which
is that fraud and had been exercised
relation to it. Mr. 4. Simons bought 70 shares Of the
stock for which he paid Is per cent being understood
by him that the remaining 25 per cent would not be
quircd called in IL subsequently, however and
Mr. s. wholly unable TO meet it, his AZ shares having
sacabe value in the market and his means being
haused. 1t arranged that he should give his note
for the % per cent which to be discounted a, the
Commercial Bank and Mr.. s. to pay 10 Der cent on II
and interest every three months. A,tr while he was
unable even to do this and Mr. Euyha Packard on
oil ms son-il-iaw Capt Mason (for whom he was Attor-
ney) was induced to gvo the note of mt NJ endorsed bv
defendant for the 1920 due v simons take The no,s
OF latter and assume his Interest in the stock Previous
TO DONG so ne went to u bank and was that tho
gc cd and in two years would be equal
, ios o. sia' II the Fulton Ferry. He paid two in
s1 -, Z WY" .hc company failed and the capital was
o ~ entirely sunk, that he lost all the
LII, .sl paid and was held by the bank for the
,r;a, Of the note. Much testimony offered. on the
he ut Il contendcd that the bank should not lose
% money whatever might be the course of proceeding
~rcgorded the ferry The Jury gave verdict for plain
tlH Of $1,000 % cents.
For plaintiff Mc.srs David Graham and T. l.. Fauchor
For dcieudent Mr. w unlock. ,
.9joiphuS Coitvn. 81 al, VS.. Minor g. story - ~ u
cndant borrowed 500 in the Union Bank Montresi ~
new for which he gave his note but refused 70 pa! .,
forwards the ground that usury had hesh nsad 80
there being such institution ~ the btnN ,s ~
and az best its bills consdcrabiy peioM ~, ;oS
more than legal interes, had been demanded ana
Of him in the collation.. The case was strongly cos
ted by both parties. The jury, siter triul ""N" WV
MED some hours gave verdict for dtichusht' -,
For plaintiff Nessrs J. Holmes nnd = Shcr"oo'' fV'
defendant, Mr. D. Graham
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NOTICES.

NEW Yolx ALBANY Rail ROAD Col
Office No 2, Park Place.
NOTICE hereby given the Stockholders Of the New
~ York and Albany Rail Road Company that an ELECTION Of
Isrk Place, on Monday the sisth Of June next.
The Polls will be oVcnat 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, ard continue
open until o'clock, r. NJ
The Books for the transfer Of Stock closed ard will
continue until the 7th day Of June
By order Of the Boarl
me ti6 JOS. r. BLOOMFIELD Secretary.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Puhlic notice ]. hereby given
" HAT sale Of property for unpaid will take place
public auction the City Hall Of the city of New York
Tuesday the 2th day Of june o'clock and be
continued from day to day until the whole of the said property
shall lJ and hs the detailed o the and
properly ,old published IN the New Era newspaper
printed and published in the city Of New York.
ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptr oIler.
Comptrollers Office April 26, 1912. fawlswtiIiyr
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Vice ChnncellOr's Court.
Before Vice Chancellor MCoun.

MAY 25-DrcIsIoNs.-Joseph H. Homer rs .abraham
Bim-Notion for receiver on tho assigned property
denied, costs TO abide the event
Randolph W. ToUnSend u.s. Moses Hunt.--Third parties
in this case must be included TO obtain compulsory pro-
cess Petition denied costs 10 abide the event.
UniiGm johnson rs, George l.. Thaicher.--CorplniTt
hal been made against defendant for violating an unc
ton Ordered that he De fhcd $780, and stand committed
till the fine is paid. 49, .
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NARROWLY Madam Wingate, OF S'ra,han,
q. H. widow Of the Hon. Pine WinIase' ' ,~e
commenced her second century. she, was ,ha
May lst. i742 and, though burdenen VIZ, - he
cheerful TO enjoy life lie a'llve, and to lake pea"
sure in the society Other friends
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BOO K BINDING

~, - IhIEM NUIIINT'
III IRELAND No. 100 Nassau street. having
IL stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, of the
latest and approved patterns prepared TO
Merchants Account Books and al other kinds of B!ankwor
ruled and hound aud ylc that wsrrants
give satisfaction Any work ordered be done he Eng
is mode if required H. has had long experience in both
methods.
FOR sALE-Two second hand Copperplate Presses. APP
ply above. NILS I'm
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SrrocKSG AFFAIR IN MEproRD-MrrpER OF A
CHILD Ky IT'S MOTHER. AND nER ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
"A correspondent of the Boston Post at Medfori
gives the particulars of most shocking affair which
occurred in that town on Thursday last.
II appears that young man was fishing, early on
the morning OF Thursday, In the canal, when he dis
covered an infant lying in the water. He nmedi-
atcy informed the town authorities, who took out
and conveyed it to a neighboring shed, until they
could summon the coroner, nc.
In the meantime the news had spread through the
town, and reached the of Mrs. r., who resides
near the canal bank. She immediately expressed a
wish to go and see il, and asked young woman in
her employ if she should like 10 accompany her. She
declined and said she would stay at home and take
care of Mrs. r little boy.
Mrs. r. then went to see the child, and the mo-
ment she gone, this girl (who II appears was
the mothcr,) went out OF the back door, ana threw
herself from an adjoining wharf into the dock. She
was seen walking the capstan OF the wharf bya
Mr.. James, who kept his eye on her, and the mo
ment he saw her overheard he plunged IN and
brought her safe on shore; yet so determined was
she on self destruction, that she caught hold of
sck of timber on the bottom Of the dock, and il
WINS some time before she could be made TO loose
her hold. 1t appears that the girl, up TO the time
Of this transaction had always borne good charac-
Ter, and last Sunday was admitted member OF n
church in Mediord; and so well had she concealed
her case. that no one, not even the women OF the
house. suspected the truth
She laid in bed on Tuesday morning and complain
ed OF sickness, and she states, gave birth, unas
sisted between five and six O'Clock that morning,
10 the infant, which she stranged and sccreted.--
She rose after dinner, and went about her usual
work. doing the ironing, &c. for the family, and as
far as the evidence Of the of the house goes,
they never suspected any thing up TO the morning
The child was found, but it appears almost impossl-
bic.
After she was taken out OF the water she remain,
cd inscnsiblc for several hours, when she revived
and related the above and stated that she made up
her mind to this dreadful alternative raier ,h a.,
bear The disgrace she must bring upon neisen NY
exposing her situation. As she had suilereu 49, a.
much mental and bodily agony, no e'ior, was ,nae
TO arrest her, and on Friday night she was Ju"'eyeu
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JEWELRY,.
WATCHES AND JEWEI.RY,

I[DW.
yTIIE S1bscrer selling al descrpti,s 3cll NJ Silver
Watches Gold and Silver Pencils, Oil Grams, heys
&c. retail lower than at any other pies IN the ,i:y
Gold Watches rs low ;Ity forty dollar. ssck Watches
AID Jewelry evchagcJ bought. All ,,ses warrant.
ed to keep good tine the money returned Wshs5 and
Clocks repaired TIE best manner and GsI.cte!. u much
less than the un pn,os, by ono oil the nnes vcrKnen
the city. -; G. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jew
clry wholesale and retail, 50 Wal street. up stairs
m28 msm
MEssRs. MORTIMER HUNT, Jewellers and Silver
New York beg respectfully to apprise the public that their
establishment this country will be positively and finally
closed the first day Of June next till which period their
stock Of jewey plate plated goods cutlery &c will remain
private sale in Broadway, and under prime cost.
n. B.-The House to be LEI. a3o Inn.
WATCHES JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &c.-The sub
w scbers being DESTROYS Of materially reducing their stock
paper gold and silver watches gold chains pencils and
broacs diamond and unset diamonds paste stones
plated Japan and German silver of every descpton
zors cards and in dozens pocket and dirk knives cs
sets OF table cutlery also silver speeacles hmbes
pencils tooth picks pickle forks plated chains rings
cork screws, &c. &c. s. j. NEUsTxDT ( BXRSETT'
mi I'm. C az Maiden lane.
Observation-Disclosures WALTER agent and partna Of
II the house Of Berger Walter the only mandatory Watcs
Glasses in France No "a Parads Poissonnere street, Paris
has the honor Of informing Msss dealers in watch works. and
all articles connected with the line also Msss dealers
glass; that their establishment of watch glasses glass, g
and colored fancy Articles &c. &c &c. ha. lately been
moved from No 30 Maiden Lane, to- No 20 William
Gentlemen DESTROYS os purchasing from the only depot Of the
factory respectfully invited 10 call 4; c-.,sh~r""
where will be found unrivsed Of the above
toned goods which will be disposed OF the reasonable
terms. MI m'r
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MISCELLANEOUS.

YALSOMINE PAINT. The Kaisomine Paint having been
severely tested in this city during the winter months
the recommend with renewed confidence 10
the public The specmcn OF Kalsomin. Paint now
exhibiting in New York renders enumeration OF its ad,
superuous the most prominent are the follow
kslsonne Color more permanent more luminous and
ans the eye than oil COLOR Iney applied without
occnlcnng any offensive smell or Injurious elect uFon
health md drying in a hours. kalsomne PUNT may.
properly applied be washed when soed according TO drec
tiolis IN the circular.
Oris,s received and nunctuay attended 10 NJ the
KALSOMINE PAINT DEPOT,
feb II 5m' 36i Broadway, corner Franklin.
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HATS.
HATSI HATSL HATS Il

DROWN cos One Price Hat Store, Wholesale and re-
tail, l7s Chatham Square of Mott street, where
fashion, beauty, durability and economy combined 10 sdsrn
the head.
The propetors have the pleasure offer addition
TO their recently improved short mapped Hat. style the
imitation Of beaver which closely that of all ius
costly and beautiful the difference easily
perceived Price three dollars We strictly adhere to the
price cash system, which enables furnish Superior
Hat for the price charged In presenting tese Hats TO the
public the think they have reached the umatum
of beauty durability, cheapness and comfort. mi 3m.
"A BOWERY, EAST SIDE. VI. TICE, No. 8
IN Bowery, has remodeied his establishment and stacked
twfh brilliant of ats Of the latest spring styles
lie offers the public article which he is confident
surpassed either TO- beauty durability for economy
Economy although hast the order Of ndaiion
least IN point Of Importance 10 the buyer At the above
Hats of every quality from the Beaver the
Silk be obtained the reasonable Caps also
Of the richest quality and latest patterns Call and
No. 9 Bowery. j. NJ. TICE.
The finest Beaver Hats only S. elegant fine Nu,ra Hat
81 so Brine Moleskin Hat, 81
N. B.-Boys Hats of every kind the reasonable
pnces. a 20 lmsm
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DnrAprrr ArrAnA schGolmlsss 1e IN lynn,
Mass'i nn,,u ~ that town. tied son OF Mr.:
nan ~, h he heels on Saturday, and whipped
Meaas ~ ;ng HIM several times on his head. When
the school out the lad Mh e. was about eight h
va hcen punished, and that his head ached; but
,here being nothing in his appearance to excite
oism. little notice was taken. of what he SAID,
and he went to bed; upon going into his room
on Sunday morning, he was found iiieless up'" HIS
pillow.
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DRY GOODS, SC.
SH l RTS
STRAW GOODS.

~ BENNETT importer and manufacturer Of Italian and
English Straw Goods respectfully informs his
that he has removed his establishment from 90 William
Pat John where he keep splendid
and extensive assortment Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods
French and English Dunstabe Italian Ruands fine Tusca
Fancy Sheworks, Prince Albert Str,ws, &c, &c.
Also an entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the all the styles
daced being extremely light beautiful white and durable
n2s
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Boston.


= IUorrespondcncc OF The HsTaId.I
BosroN, May y, 1912.
Rors IN Bostoa-Ihe Oxford Cdp-Stret Fights,
Trouble anticipated.
JAS. CT. BENNETT, EDITOR HERup:-
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MODINE CAFUI tS, EL1oSLF.R
COTTAGE"
Partisan and English FANCY sTRAws, OF the finest tex
ture, variety.
The Pmpieiess respectfully solicits the ladies favor
with CALL and her eleg and stock OF Mil
ney for themselves before they purchase elsewhere
will be saving 70 them in price and
regards the variety and quality Of the goods
MISS 8. KING, Magazine de Modes.
2g3i. Broadway.
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TO THE LADIES.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.-The prorrie-
L Miss KING, daughter OF the celebrated Carl King
efer, for sale most select and choice assortment Of Millinery
Goods for the spring trade yet presented the psb-
lie both regards the quality and hearncs Of the articles
The consists Of the following
The celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE DOR
LEANS as worn By La pachss.s D'orleam Of France
STYLE--And Lawn Has do do--An entire style
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The accommodations Of these ships surpassed
bnns all that may be required for comfort The price o.
bin $780, Passengers will be supplied with
quisc, with the exception of wines and liquors
Goods Intended for vessels will be forwarded by the
subscribers free from other than the actually in
BOYD s. HlNCKEN, Agents,
A Tontine Buildings.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
Ql0emblp : GanDioat.

Ia id aus bem eedla palrict BON l7ten
slu9uIt erfeben babe, oae i'd, aiS Ganeioat
fir Elm Wit9Iiec Der ndften Gjefeegebun9
ocraefdla9en ipuree, 70 fdlien mir es als fei
idl cine 9Inituort fdnlbi9, fir Die secdadjtung
Die mir eripielen tplirte. Sd, bdtte eaS gImt
in cen jeeigen ;erriitteten 3eitslt inter fsiuen
llmlidneen 9eiudt, tpo mileer g'drtheieeif als
les in llRcronlmg 9ebrad,t bat nno 6erlette
md, immer toilthet,--Iu III es nid,t an9enebm
ein @anoibat ;u fein. 9Iilein ipenn es Der
WunId brS publifums fein IcGlte, 70 ipiirbe
i'd fate meiner @r,pdblung 0cptGcnbaft bies
nett.
George @ .@i(enbarb
9Iuault 81. no-bqB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31

ga 0ranbrefb's MnfDerial Sardmters
Yilen.-Sd) sneiHe lebr baB jemals efipds
etefen pillen 9etd f6mnt, ilnb id bin ilbers
Sel9t baB es ourdjauS unni6slid) tE &c su
ilbertrefFeu, in ibrer ertracr6in6reni0siftraff,
bic auf 70 unirSente prin5ipien ge9rhnbst III,
oae ile ntdt inir bic eiili9 ribtise iCncertt
audi bic cinst9e WebiSin 1Ino ipeld,e gebraud,t
iperten foltte Bon ber JSinobeit bio gum cnts
ferntefcn punffe BEG iiienfdtid,sn Qebens.
gs mag oen pitblifum nid|t befannt feing
bae id) oieie Webijin beirdte fsds;ebn c5abs
re 9emadt babe unb td) fiible mid, 6Ihdli@
bas idD i'm Stanoe bin su Ia9en, baB fTe ndbs
reno Der 9anSrn 3eit nur Die betnt59itti,lie
3ufrisbenbett teipirfte. 3eine Sldee wurbe
icntals gemadt-im @e9entbeiIe, 9ebsr, Der
10 9lldlicb fpar NIT ibr uertrAllt at per6eny
bat es fir feline pFidlt 9eboIteu fTs fOrhpdbs
reno Ieinen 8efdnnten su empfeblen. Wer
immer Jicfc RebSiu 9ebraudlt mag fider eih
gcinnteS uno bobe6 9llter crrsiden.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
@inaelanNf.

6errcu Dru6er: 9Sr nebmen inns
bic Sreibrit lie at criud,en, iueem ipie mir
pcritcbcu bas SreiwiDi9e SYitem ciu9efllbrt
lrertcn frG, SSr. q 10 con ADJ bon 2.
0bcttbaIl aIs @onoibat fir ras
9Ietcr6ers 9lmt.
lei Ger n6ditcn gBoM benz pubIitum nnlus
cmpfchleu. Sr. Sbad 1T Gin bsjabrrr @ann,
mcbnt fhrn cine lar9e 3eit uutcr uns, uno
if brmSufcl0e cbcnio,ppbl su cinem SImte be-
rcftist aIs ancere r9er,-befet eiuen tas
eelfreien @baratter, unb nrbenbei alIe nctbi9e
Sdbi9feiten, ea6 Simt Su @bren oes @auuties
uno fur lld) IcIbit ;u beoicneu. sc ipirb crs
partet oas or uuoe,sRsiid) 6einen Hdmcn pcr
raS Yublifum brin9en wiro.
9lllentaun un0 Salsbur9,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
0iuaeflllbf.

Serren Drudert GBir nebmen uns
bic 5reihett, nit erer glnDilIigun9, bic 6er'
rem paul auduB, @bdfIee Gdger nno Ste'
pben Barber, pen 9!llentalIu als @ancioeten
f"r SrnffieS
nnfern Mitbiirgern bei Der ndhaen @nbl
hntubieten. glle crsi nirpen Dem 8caro
Der Gruifies 70 ipie etm @annty ghre MAIDEN,
uno es piro erntlid, geminld,t bas Ts ale
ibre 3amsn 9etraud)sn Idien rueroen.
95tele 8cters.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
0Corthampton Gaitntp,

SNtblh
bel bet beporitebentcn October QBabl dnsls
bietelt.
@ern tpiiroe if ntciren 1reunben Hub ben
bon Der oemcfratilden Convention Su er,pdbs
lcuSen Tclcgateu nleincn Seiudb perI6nlid
abitatten, jeord, cilte brciuonatIid)c 8ranfs
belt uno Wangcl AM 9 G 4 c II oerbinoern
midi eapcn uuo MAIDEN mir bie6 uumo9lid,
lpsSbalb ih MIDI Der 0fcntlihen 3ritun9en
beoiene.
Socffcnttid wer6en meine olten Sreu lte
un6 8cfduuts mciner Idrgjdbri9cn Dienife
nod nidt oergeBen BADEN, iouoern ff
meincr freunbfd)aftliohlt erinnern uno mir
CUR 8efOroernu9 nletner Blnlde bcbhIfiA
feir.
SIM Gdlt id, nit elmer Wetrbeit Der Stims
men meiner Witbiirger becbrt rperoen fcllte,
madhe id, mid, uerbinrlih nid,t nur bic pftdls
ten bes 9lntes nit pnuftlihtsit uno Treue
su Uerrihfen, ioneeru aud in icoem porfcms
member SAT-, 70 nett IoldeS in meiuen &rdfs
ten Ifebt, IN Der oeutIden, 70 rpie aud, in Der
euglilben Sprade nit 9iatb unO Chat an
bic Sano su 9ebrn.
Dr5 Vublifims er9e6enffer Giener,
Sriebri 6 9S. SO Il d e t.
Cation, Slug. 81, 1912.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
lIebcrfTci)t Der WSGrtfe.

Sdame it.--6leelaarleii briagl ss 60
bic s4 25 uno StamSfdameu 81 G5.
S a II r nib 81 E b l.-Slaur brinat SIS Sc
BIC IS 62. Jiog9enmeb1 81 90 nto WefEf1z
fcriruehl 50 62 bis 90 80.
Getraioe. Woisen briliSt 81 O3 bis
81 O6; @elThfprn Sc Gents; iinb Mcaoeie
brtngt 72 Gents; oafer Uertaufte an "a
Sents.
Bteb ft.--Das Snueert Wflint
6inesfeiid bringt "a bis s6 so; 8ibe NIT
fdIber brabten $40 bis $50. Sdipeines
fleifd brinat SO rs bic 81 IS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
O1aGrtoht

tpiro birrmit 9egebfn baS bsr llnterfdriebeue
als @recutcr Der 0intsrlaGenIhaft bes pert
ltcrbenen ScfepbH6 fdl, lestbin Dol. SGSs
g8teithda 1aunIdip, ee1bd GdnntD, anaes
iteltt lrnrce. sllle biejenigen bdber reld,e
nod an befaate 0inferIafenlhdft ld)rIbid
ilno, trercen onfgefcrbert 70 balo ais ni6glids
db;ube3ahlen. nno ale fpeIhe nod rehtmde
ise 9Infcrcerunsen baben, ftno aIsihfaIs err
lud|t tire 9iednnnsen rpcblbeititigt sinsub
briu9en.
9Dbacn 9tIbriebt, gr'cr.
9Insuif "a, 1s42. nq-6ns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
9gMf! TreilcIte GHf
Sreuilce eincs belhiibenoen Sarifs
oerIammelt @utb In
Gntlft fi NpMt,cmtipn.

Dd Ger 9e9empdrti9e 5nftauc unleres eaHS
ecs MIR su tpobi bcfannt 1T uno Der Drud
bon beil Bauer uno Sano tperfcr i'm all9es
metneu rtur Su rpobl 8efnblt pirb, 70 1T mat
su cein @utIhluB 9efommen cine aDgemeine
3arif @auntDs8erIammlun9 pbns llnterlhieo
Der pdrtbcien ju balten uHo 3par auf Sants
flags ben 3ten September nddfens, UNI IL
llbr Wittngs, am NnuIe pcn @ beon
@ II t b, in Siios9Bbeitball Idunlhip, eedba
@auntD, I'M ltd) ipe9en ocm 3ultano unIeres
eance6 iiberbailpt, lino oarilber mas 9etban
tpereen fol- lmo 9etban fperoen fam nm une
onrd1 etl'en belhnBenoen Tariff St einent
9Iltditdben 3iele 81 filbren. &de CUTE Blirs
ger bon allen partteien, bic bafIlr fno, oae
ods Sclf felb(t re9ieren foil, tperoen ein9elas
Den beisuippbnsn.' Gin ieber ftnoe fd eiHs
bem eS bdrdn 9clegen 1T bic tbeuer erfauffe
Sreihet aufredbt sn erhalten--ber oagegen 1T
CaB mir MIR fur @rce5riftdnisn drbelten, oas
ourh oaB mir bic in beIaateni eai1oe Serfers
ti3te @Tter obne DntD heruber Su brinSeit ers
lanben, urb nuf bisfe BsiIe unS ietbft nnters
orilden nno unIere NaG6arA nntercriidett
belfen.-Rursurh, eiil jeoer 8reino bon SSrets
belt uno beIierer 3etter, ftnoe fth bei oiefer
8erIammlnn9 eit. eaet e6 eine fpabre GU
Idmmenfunft beS Bolts, beftebeno aus benz
Warf uno Sein oes ednces, ees Sanern unc
Sanowerfers fein, uno tbut Der 98elt funo
oae ibr einen Wediel lit eucrn an9eIe9enbeis
ten haben rlBt, fpenn ibr euer beili9es Ned1tj
euere Srciheit uno Snlfituticnen erretten
Dcat. Diejenigen Die iih allc entfflohen
baben in Der IariffsSra9e ale partheten auf
bic Sette St fe9en, iclIten ourbaus oieie Gee
legenteit nidlt unbenutt ooriiber9ehen lahenj
uuo beifppbueu. qRohnef alfo BEL uuo eilt
ieber 9ebe ieine Meinuug, auf rDeidIe Weife
unIerc abfdjt in Der ee9ung eines GdrIffs,
dusaefnbrt iperoen fam.
@S ptrc ernartet oaB Elm iebes 3aunldtp
in cieier @auntD sablretd rspreientirt feih
rpirb.
gsie(e Sartffmdnuef.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
&in0tNnbt.

Nerrru Drudcr: Gs frent ms Su
scrncbmcn bae SNr. e tGgb nan @ocb,
bon SlGcutauu IId ais &anoioat fur Sas
9fcgtitrrs9l mt
tei tcr n6tlirn Q8oN ecmcbet hat. Nr.
@icro teIst nitht rur aIIcin atle n6tti9e NGs
hi0fciten, Irnocrn it aud, babel ebrlid, unb
erbdlt bcinabe Die cinmitbi9e Sthume III ceh,
ctcrn SbeN ee6 @ouuties.
Soet0eltero itnb 9unn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
9e0eGentlicny 9srtef-Qnfe.

GoI9enoe Sriefe Fnb bieIe gBcd,e III, 2Ils
lentanner poitarnt ttseeu 9eblieben:
Sames Bear, @trifopter SCrs, Genrp
SinHN Ehomd6 8. 8ne, Gli,abetb BUS,
Watttew @rcelnian, 9otert @nmren, Slrtbur
@rewep, patrid Gatey, Sobu OilIing, Sarret
DNtlaub, 0eurD gdert, Saccb Srp, q. G.
Softer, Ganiel @jrubb, gBm. .. @jrcoe, @jas
denbad, unO Sed, 3dmr6 GrcUes, @briifian
scU, Sallndtt uub 60, Veter ScuIt, @lisa
SoCrll, Geo. carblter, 6. Soeriug, Solepb
Sframer Waria @infin0er, Spbn Sfemmerer
Wirs. SIrum, 9Ingult &ibn, SUbn SnanB Sa;
cob eeuau, slnore,p S. eocfart, Dapto eaurD
Daniel Sdlmus, Sobn Nfpa, Deter Mehling
Galentiue MiCIer, s. Rorgan, Sncob Mpure
@ba5. Woper, 9ieuben MoDer, ScIepb. .yieps
harb CWinler), @hriitinn perterman, 9luitin
Auer, Sacob 0lute, SdmueI NOle, Marttn
%. 0litter, Irieorid, SduIs, Saeub Smitb,
Wary 9Inn Sdtaffer, 9loam StenGcr, 9tatban
Sdlpare, Sirael 3rCrler, greo. 9Ssapsr
Son. Wint, Charles Weter, Satob Basner,
Sobn Dcf, Scbn ycuug.
S6tffs Vrtefe.
Gbriliiun 9ieiHarb, e. @berbarb.
Y. G. 9fube poltmeti1er.
QIu9ut 81. 1542.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
Ginaefdnrt,

NerrenD Drn6er: Sie Wercen ans
eas 9edlt ricbt oerbicten uniern Mitbiif0er,
Nrn. peter o. . nj | 8, (Mnller) ben Icres
Bbeiibaa, ols @ancioat fur baS
@pmmillioner 9lmt
em StiHm9eber bon 9eba @auntD pcrSn'
Id3la9en. Sor. q 0 mis- beItet in je6er Soin,
iidlt ale Sepiinfhte NIB n6tbi9e 6dbi9feiteH
fur jenc StslIe, uno rpiro oas 9lmt fdlla feis
ner Grpiblun9 nad benz Munfhe ber Sdrs
ger iiberbaupt beoienen.
9teIe BbeltbalIer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-31
s)leCrrDer- Q(ntt.

shf eas ernftlide grinden nieIer meitter
Sreunee, bin it bewUsen rcrceH mid ais
ein @ancicat fir baS
JleCpr oere u nj
bei Der tcmmenbsn WnM an,rbieten. SelIs
te ilb 70 elffId) iein ermibIt Al meresu, 70
perphibte icb mid bic phiChten ees beIagteu
slmtes tren unb unpartbeiifh aus;nlben.
@banes q. 9iube.
sIpautf 81. 1912. iia-bW