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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
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Siutcmal am 81 fen GSuli bic Sd)encr auf
Der plantaldlc Der Ocrrcn Shuls IN Oeres
fcro GaunId,ip, Scrfs @auntD pom BllB 9es
ncffcn unb nit allem Subdlt nieoerbrannte,
,pcourd) Der 2ebnsmdun, Sor. oSaccb SatldIar
cinen fir i'm uncrtrd9lidcn Scrluif erItttcn
bat. DeebaIb perlammeltcu fIdl AM 30itcn
GSuli cine 9nsaM giadlbarn auf Der Brnnos
ltdtte, Tim Wasre9eln ;u cr9rrifen, ibm uns
tcrtllBlng Sufcmmen 81 laBen; 100 aleoann
auf 8crIdla9 eie 8erfammlung ourd1 @rnens
nuu9 fcl9cnoer Seamten or9antitrt fpuroe
SSIaac @rieiemer, Yreiioent.
S,fsfi SDissS gE!ssss @sisa;r picc.prcro,nte.
Sciua ShuIey }
s SS'lSs9 ssl SS1sans, Sd,aIS, eccretdre.
oierauf wurccn fol9enee Sefdlnse eiits
| ftimmi9 an9encmmen
8c1dlpscu, Dae fIh Der 8erluit ces
I lInolildlioben ;u un9efihr 700 Ibaler belduft,
wtldes fir ibu, als unbenlittelter Sehnss
mann, eir ,u ldliperer 8erluif 1T, I'm eeniels
/ ben pbne llnteriineung ertra9en ~ tonnen.
-Dae, peil Seoermann cnrd, un9ltdss
fdt(e eieIer 9Irt heim9eludlt peroen fam, 70
icate aud oieles CUR Mitbnlfe nntreiben,
iptebalb mir audi beIa9ten Saccb Satldar
unlern @tblIr9ern sur 9uti9en llnterltuenn9
dnempfebler.
DAT fcl9enbe S,erren erfndlt flno Sei'
trdge in ibren uuo ben an5rdnSencen Gaun'
fdips su Iammeln, ndmlid,:
S,erefcro. Samuel 5oeil, Sdecb Deilder
G5eor9e 9iobrbadA @Ia. Scieph Snttsrwed.
qan9Idwamm. m.-Scbn 9mftn9er, Widael
Niaer.
QSaIhmotou. = Senrp @idbad, @ilIiau
Staufer.
@clcbrcctoale. GtriRcpb q. SduIs, 5a'
cob @ilbcrt.
Sbcr. .Soancper. = Gccrse Gebrn 5acCt
pilIe9ae, jr.
Better.
--Dae Sclepb Bcibner beprlmddti9t II
Die 70 ge(ammelte Scitrdse in Snipfan9 q
nebmeu, nno an 9emgloetea .Saecb sailha
nbcrSubesablcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
ue6crgTcbt Der WfGrtfc.

ga me Tt.-J{Ieelaamen bringt 81 90
bis 81 % uno IldhsIaameu 81 rs.
s Ianr uno SO 3 I.-Slaur brin9t SIS 81
bis s5 "A. 0ic99enmebl 81 90 unb Welld)s
fOrnmetl SO 81 Bis SO 94.
@etraioe. 9Ba1en briu0t 81 % bis
81 80 qSelihforn 56 Gents nno 0lc9oeN
brin9i 60 @ents; Soafer perfaufte an %
@ent5.
8ieb bmar t.--Gas Gnnbert pfnno
07inoSaeild brtnat "a biS s6 90; Siibc nit
adlber bradten 500 bis S32. Smipeines
fIeiIdj briR9t 81 90 BIG s. 90.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

@ine @elegeubc 1T Der 2eraS
Gongreb hat ein @eIcB pafIrt, mceurdl eis
nem jeben SraGemSimmer 1852 Slder eanc
suerfduut peroen, penn Ge III oiefem Sabr
beiratbet, ocraudsclcet eae IIe cine perlon
beirathet bic Sur 3cit Der lluabbdn9l9ffits'
grtldruug Elm @inpchuer bon Ieras tpar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
Qtns orsafd,imatUm.

eIm Yrrlrgten Sauiifag III enblih bic Sid'
~ s2Irprepriaticn Bill paIirt unc eripartet
mr. nrdb bic linterfdrift oes prrNeenten I'm
Gin @efeb 80 wfrtvu.
sim yRcntag CAB spr. MaIfrr Nadlrdlt ene
fr cine Bill ehbrin9eu iriirer, nm bic 3eu
Der Iaturalifrun9 pen auf 2 Sabre abSn'
dubern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
"Sic Golumbia."

lie Gclnmbia lnngte am pcrlettcn Mcnta9
BON eioerpcol, uad) eiuer Sartb pcn l2d Gas
Qeu in Geupcrf an. Seine Sufdblide Oieni9'
fciteu ocn 9Sihti9feit, al cen tpeldle Dor cI'
uigrn 3o9en curd) Die "Sritiidl Queen" ans
aelan9t fno, fIuc crbalten ipcroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

abIeu.-Sn bieIem Wonat tperten
ober IIne bcrsits fdcn in fcfecnoen Gtaaten
@abIen 9cbnltcn porben 0icro Carolina,
8entudD, Snoiana, SainOi6, 9lIabama, Nii'
1euri uno SenneGee.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

Die Ocmrfratild)cn Wbi9s ocn Doupbin
@auntD botcu Gettc Wcdc fOI9cnecn Q8Gbl,
;ettcl 9cbilrct:
&cn0rcB 9llcraubcr 9idmlcD,
Sl0cmblD -S9cnrY SaIsbad,,
Scbu s. SNarpcr,
Sd,criff.-Schu 9)cttcr,
prctbrnctar.--Scbn 81. Weir,
0lcccrbcr ,c.--Saccb Sdca,
9icgiftcr. : Ritaro NcIcu,
@ommiiGcner.-@britian ScIe,
Oircftrr. gScbIter BDun,
9Iubitor.--SNenrp Sd,dffer,
Coroner. Sbarlc6 @leim.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

8erf6tfduna,-9ine8 8erfdlifuu9
1T neulid, III Der sluofcr's SIntsffube ocs
Staats Saincis entocdt mcreeiJ pconrd, Der
Stddt III ncm Selaufpon $500, 600 Der Scrs
licreriff. @injul9er Waun, eincr Der Sdrci'
ber, 1T Der 8erfdlIdjer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

Cine 3eihrn9 bon pitt6bug bsridtet oaB
eiu Bauer in 2lHcgbenD @aurtD i'm lcBtcn
Spdtiabr Suidlrl bon osm fcgcnanntcn
@eb,Spren Woisen 9rIiet, ipcpUli CT bieIes
Sabr 1874 IuIhei eingeernotet babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

Der Ate SO n.--gine Sran nabe bel
Berlin, ipcldie 103 Sabre alt lit uno sinen
S0jdbrigen Scbn bat, oerbeirathete fdb ncils
lid, 3n ibrem 4tcn WaHn, pcIdcr nur 90
Sabre alt it,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

Shwercr8erfu f.-gsrIpredlun9ss
9icten Su bcm SeInuf bon $4,000 ipurren
Dor wcni9cn In9cn cinem Rann, Hdmens
Samcs Rarfd, in pbiIaeeIpbia aus lciner
Offce 9eltOblen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

Gin 3cihcn n.-9ltfe eofo Spfc @an.
eicatcn BON SurrD SalntD, Rero'@nrplmd,
lIno III Gilm1cn elmer 9iatiOnal Banf brrauSs
9cfcmmcn. QGa5 fa0cn nnicre biciI9en Rcs
fpS cam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

sloa III Glitter 1T ipieber enrd @jcu'
ceriter pcrter gum 9lojntant General Der
Dail1 ron penniplpanten ernanrt meveen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

-DdB Die BerbanbInn9en Der Terfnmms
lung in ben IN oieisr G'egenb eireulirenbeu
3eitinDen befaunt gemad1t iperoeH icIlen.
(llnierseidnet bon ben geamten.)
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

bIcnm men. - Die 9trbeitcr in
ben 6oblcngrubcn gu pcttsuille fIno Nun pie'
Ger gang rubig. SicIe fer Slusgrretenen
muBtcu ppu bort obSiebCn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

9lidbter Barton III philaoeIpbia hat (rine
SfelIe, alS Ridjtcr, nleeer9eir9t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

Der Sran,6Gfde 8sfdnote at @afd,ings
ton, miro bepcr lange nadI Sranfrcidl Surlld
rcicn, inocm or frdnflid, ilt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
CcfFentIicbe S,crSommlm,to

GiHfenal Sic Gdlciter bes @cnrab 8reios
fer pcn Hieoer Ta3arctb Tanmfd,ip, 9lortb
dmrtch @anntD, III Der 9fadlt pom 29ifen
Snfp pom Slit getroffen mno nit ibrem gaits
sen Snhalt Serffort ipcroen, 70 fpuroc fclgens
ben 5d9es cine 8erlammfung an oem poule
bed Srn. 6reioler gshnlten, unb bic fcl9cnoe
Soerren ais cine Committee errannt I'M ben
8erluit ~ fddben, ndmlidl
Daniel SpengIcr,
Sobn 6. 6einD, uno
@dlcb 2)obe,
8efdbe COMMITTEE ben 8erln1 tpie folat 6es
rcdIncte :
Die Sd,euer an 8 1000
1900 Sdcd Yeijen II. 9loggen 725
llngefdbr 20 3onnen Neu 200
Dre1fsnno 9leininnes 100
3frci Sstt @duIs9efbirr, 95
pfilge, Sdlittsn, uno fafi fimmts
Iidle Sauerns9erdthe, IS
Sd)aoeu gu ben SanS,Weublen in
eem Wcarildrn eerIclbeu, 100
@an,er 8rrluIf, s 1895
limb Die obengennnnte Committee bat bic
foIgeube Nerren ale Collectors IN ben oers
fdlietenen Sdinfhtp6 ernannt, I'M in tbren
relp. 3dnnId)ip6 @elo AT fnmmeln nm obens
erpdbnten 8erIut sn oeden-rno Ge boffen
febulidt ba6 Gin milotbdti9es publifum
frcigebig beitragen fpiro, nm Cinem un9llds
lihen Burger Ju telfen.
GolleCtoren
YlainfeIo 3aunIbip.- SenrD 8. SeIer,
Saeob @bret.
9lten.-Scbn SbenipdIter Cdniel eeoan.
Sber Tainrctb. b.-Danirl 0lic9eI, Daniel
Bauer.
eefa.-sloani Scpcr, Scfepb Broom.
Setblebem.--Sacob 9iice, Daniel 0iitter.
Staot Gastcn.-S Spnatbau 8olb, Saeob
Sdeip, 6. s.. QBiniams, .. So. Sue.
gfiebcr @t. gctbcl.-Sobn Smitt, s. 8.
Sacobp.
glicber Snucon.-pbilip SDnlt, s. Suid,.
QBiliams. .-Dapib gadmaiI 3u9b 9.
Nineiire.
ccre.-GbnrIe6 GeDf Saccb Ocun9, fen.
Ticbcr Tasarstb.-S. 6. SorinD, 6. Ta9el
ScrfS.--SonnS gcrd, peter @Orrrll.
BuId,fill.--Diltiam Gn9tc, Saccb Cope.
SonncUer. Sdeiuirr.
Sbcr gRt. 8etbel.--So0n Slid, Or. 6.
James.
gcda Gautltp.
9tnlertaun. .--Sobn @rcB, @harIcS Srdmcr.
SdtSburg. Ncit, Scbn 9IppIe.
Sancprr.-@bs. Nitter, Samuel Sablcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
Sic 9rt6te ullp lpoblteilltt

beutf6e 9eitnn9 III oen Ser. St.
ptrIcncu, welde auf ben "Sentiben IN
slmerifa'', bic mOnatlid)e GieienSeitnn9 ipes
bon bic erlte 1Summer bcreitS erlhienen Ut
AZ IubIcribmen ipinldcn, belieben ibre Jta'
men entpeccr ali ben pcfmeifter ipc lIe ipob'
uen, ober all Die asenten 0 lei d elnSu'
bdnoiaen, inoem Die 3eituna jest re9elmdBi9
erIdeinen piro, uno mir fpi6eu nlnhen, tpie
piel @ren,plare su oruden lIac. = Snblcrip'
tionspreis nur Sin 2baler anb fiinfji9 Gents
ees Sabre.
O. q. Sage uno 60.
0arriSburs, sIusuf 10, 1912.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
NO. 81

HEAR HIM!-Our old friend John F.
Carter, since he has been made a colonel.
appears to be completely carried away
with military ardor and Enthusiasm. In
the last number Of the Lycoming Gazette
he talks in the manner following In rela-
lion TO his sadden observation-disclosures.
We always gave Governor Porter cred.
It 'o' possessing large stock Of disclimi.
nation, penetration and sagacity, but since
The memorable 23rd OF May, 1912 (the
day on which we received our commits
sIon,) that stock in our opinion, has.
increased ten fold, and our respect Tor his
F'xceliency as a statesman, and our af,
lection Tor him as a man, has increased in
still greater ratio. We feel now that
we can both fight nnd write for the "Old
Iron Grey" with a zeal and an ardor that
we never felt before. Aid-de.camp 10 The
Governor lieutenant colonel, cooked
hat full OF teatheTs-brace of gold epau-
Ieites- sword dangling between our LEGS,
boys following US with eyes of nstonish>
ment and admiratiOn-the girls, bless
their sweet and innocent souls, watching
us while in the act ofmounting our char
ger---perhaps we may be thrown! [Two
groans. Not unlIkeIy-not unIikely-
md what makes it worse, the path of
Doth the political and military asplrant lie
always Literally strewn with thorns and
5tones-there'S The rub
We now take rank with the Colonel
Stones and the Colonel Greens, Colonel
Chlds and the Colonel Kings, of the
corps editorial, and shall at all times and
on all occasions look down upon all The
Leftenant WalIoces and the Corporal
oIreelers oil the press with the pride and
supercilousness Of staff officer. We
must abandon citizens dress, (some of the
said tress is about 10 abandon us) and ap.
pear only in public a la miltaire.-The
dignity of the office shall be supported!
Editors with whom we exchange, ladies'
and gentlemen with whom we are ac-
qnaIned, and our type mongers, from
foreman down TO The devil, are hereby
notified that they must address us by our
title, else no attention will be paid to their
printed, oral or written remarks. We do
not know the precise amount of the sals,
ry, Perquisiies and steaIings.n of our Of
flee; but be the amount large or small, it
shall be devoted to charitable purposes.
We are no Major DaIge,ty!
We shall be visible this evening, from
seven to niue o'clock, for visits Of con.
graInlation.--Owiag to The present de,
ranged state OF our currency it is exoect-
ed that our guests will provide their own
refreshments. Admttanc9 without aoy
business, and smoking allowed.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
DEFINITIONS.

ApothecGry. A man who mixes drugs
Of which he knows little, to pour into a
body of which he knows less, to cure a
disease Of which he knows nothing. [Eol-
taire.
Arithmetic. A science differently stu,
died by fathers and sons, the former GEN.
orally combining themselves 10 addition.
the latter TO subtraction. Lady Blessing.
ton.
AristOcrdcy. Expletiye members of
the body polite, upon whom nobility
seems TO descend for no other reason than
because they could not, through any mer-
it of their own, ever expect to elevate
themselves to it. Anon. aa
Attorneys. Legal practitioners that
bear, with reference to barristers, the
relation that aDothecaries bear to physi.
clans; with the exception that they do not
like the latter, deal in scraptes. (Iaabo-
lais.) Knayes whose robes are lined
with the obstinacy of their clients. TOla
Writer.
Arrogance. A weed that ever groweh
on a dunghiIl Owen Fellham.1 A
faIIacious habit Of ascribing premium Of
a thousand per cent. to the imaginary
capital Ofour own merits, thousand per
cent. discount to the actual pretensions of
our competitors Anon.
Autobiography. Drawing portrait of
yourself with pen and ink, carefully
emitting all the bad features that you have
and putting all the good ones you have not,
so as to insure 40 accurate and faithful
likeness. [Oh Nag,
Antiquary. A darkling drudge whose
studies generally enable him TO remember
only what all other people think proper 10
forget, and to forget what all other people
think proper to remember. [CoItOn,l A
man with his eyes placed at the back Of
HE head. [ROusscau.
Payable at sight," as the blind msa
raid wben he gave his mole.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI, JULY 8. 1870
IMPORTANT WORK.

.hoW IN press, and wW shor;lv be D,,bli,bsd n
dictionary Of .4rts, Manu- actures and Mines.
by .4ndrew IRE, M d., f. r. s., &C., iIus.
trGted wih l, PAL ensrGuings.
VNNHIS is, unquestionably, the mos, popular
- work Of the kind ever published, and u
book most admirably adapted to the wants ofull
classes Of the community. The following are
the important objects which the learned author
endeavors to accomplish:
LIST. To instruct the Manufacturer Metallur-
gist, and Tradesman, in the principles of their
respective processes, so as TO render them, in
reality the masters of their business,--and TO
emancipate them from n state of bondage, to
such as are too commonly governed by bind
prejudice and vicious routine.
2dly. To afford Merchants, Boxers, Drysalt-
ers, Druggists, and Offers Of the Revenue,
characteristic descriptions of the commodities
which pass through their hands.
3dlv. By exhibiting some of the finest devel.
opments OF Chemistry and Physics, to lay open
All excellent practical school to students Of these
kindred sciences.
4thy. To teach Capitalists, who may be de-
risous ofplacng their funds in some productive
branch OF industry, to select judiciausly, among
plausible claimants.
sthly. TO enable gentlemen OF the law 10 be-
come well acquainted with the nature Of those
patent schemes which are SO apt to give rise to
litigation.
Gthly. To present to Legislators such cIenr
exposition OF the staple manufactures US NAV
de them from enactiDg laws which OBJ
struct industry, or cherish one branch OF it, to
the injury Of many Others!
And lastly, to give the general reader, intent,
chiefly, on Intellectual Cultivation, views of
many of the noblest achievements of Science, in
etfccting those grand transformations of mat
to which Great Britain ard The United States,
owe their paramount wealth, rank and power,
among the nations Of the earth.
The latest statistics of every important objec,
OF Manufacture are given from the best, and
usually from Official authority, at the end OF
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
TRUST SALE.

~ virtue Of a deed Of trust executed
n, Hiram G. Runnels and Ooe-
! RunaeIs his wife, to me as
''''s. to secure Wm. S. Byrd, in Ger,
~. I'M, ,berln mentioned, aud dated the
~ I'M !" # January 1897, and duly re-
s.S u the Office of the Clerk Of Pro-
N. !, ya2oo county, state Of Mississippi
y,Ii proceed to sell for cash on
Noudsy the first day Of August
the PREMISES 10 said county OF
I..n and state aforesaid, the following
W.. IN o, so much thereof as will pay
..,1nd note mentioned in said deed,
.o,ded ia book G. page lOl aud lo@;
4. easl hall south west quarter norm
N west half south west quarter, ano
A,,.h half west halt south east quarter Of
rlou No. I, and east half north west
.s,sr. west half south east quarter east
IN soulh west quarter east hall south
Il anarer north half west halt south west
ssyler south half west half north west
hrler Of section No. Is, and north halt
BIB east quarter west halt south wes'
.a,,er, south half west half north west
hrer oil section No. 10, township IL
aqs 3 sast; Also south half west halt
M east quarter, south halt east hall
h west quarter section No. ~, and
b. bali north east quarter east hah north
4. ouarler south halt east halt north
III auarer south half ives, half north
|ess anarler section No. "a, township II
Hnge 2 east, subject to entry at Mount
llIus. Acung as trustee | will convey
bch iiitIo only as is vested in me, which
believed TO be good.
Il. L. LEAVEL, Trustee.
Fsby. 4, 1912. o ids.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
dnliniStratOr'S Sale

GREEABLY to an order Of the
4 Honorable the Probate Court OF
'ges county, Mississippi, made at the
December term thereof, lS4l, we
i first Monday the I'd day of May
v administrators, proceed TO sell at
auction, 10 the highest bidder, IN
W. Of TchuIa, in sand county, on a
~ twelve months, The following
s.lale belonging 10 the estate Of Will
tfaySer, late of Holmes county ,
'ssed, 10 Wit: Lots Nos. ITO, III,
Is, 81, 1893, 256, "a, SO, los,
%, 257, l56, l59, l60, 1862,
l64, 1865, 1876, 200, 2Ol. 2O2,
gOi, 2O5, 2O6, 2O7, 1877, 1853,
7O, III, l72, l73, ia, 76, II,
80, 81, 1893, ia, III, l22,
I4H las, l49, $50, ISL, I52,
O4' lbs and 1856; together with
NpO''lded third part Of the following
wit; 81, 47O, $50, 469 and
y OF which said abuve described
n, situated 1T lying and being in the
lcAuIa' Holmes county, Missis.
~ " T,h approved security will be
!, u ne purchasers. Sale to take
""lO ,ne houss prescribed by law.
N " \ CLEMENT
~ :; RlVEs,
m 2, lS4sl7 '''''' ue''o'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
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STRAYED OR STOLEN Most probably
tho latter, by some young lady,) on Monday,
the 18Th inss., the Editor Of tho Union. A ibor.
- reward will no given Tor the apprehension Of
fully WceivSd.
DEVIL.