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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
THE BANKRUPT LAW.

The Bankrupt law-which it is said will make ten
Bankrupts where it relieves onehas been repealed in
the House of Representatives For the repeal l24.
Against ii "a. 1t has passed second reading in the
Senate but lie fate there is considered doubtful 1t is
thought President Tyler will veto the repeal, should
it pass the Senate inasmuch as he recommended the
measure in special message to Congress. Some OF
the very who burned Tyler in eaigy for his Ve'
oes, are now praying night and day, and swearing 10
vote for him for President ifhe will only Veto the Re-
peal Bill.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
Jan II, 1s42.
CAUTION TO TREsPAssERs.

in the habit Of crossing the farm Of Jaoob Ak, the old
road from Philadelphia to Dover, and also the farms Of
F. Espich, and +. D. Lenoard not 10 them any
longer, or will prosecute them. Any person wish
lug to see do SO by coming straight TO my house
by the road and not crossing the fields, tearing down
fonces leaving gates and bars open and rampng down
the grain.
also caution the public against man calling himself
Samuel Whltenor who has crossed my grain fields and
left the fences open. No honorable man would do so,
when there is good road to save shall let him slip
his lime ever caught there again he may look out
! an, 13. lS49. JACOB AK.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
NEW APPORTlONMENr L BILL.

The Committee ofthe House Of Representatives on
The apporionmenl of the census have fixed thera,
ito of representation at $4,000. The aggregate number
ofRepresenatives would then be 2ls The census of
1880 madethe ratio 47500-the number of representa-
tives 242. Showing reduction oils memjersa
The following table shows the apportionment TO each
State under the census of 1e3O-he proposed appor-
tionment of the Committee and the loss and gain to
each State, at the rate of one member 10 every $4,000
aous
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
RARRERHSNA!!

TF1HE subscriber would respectfully inform tho eIli-
zens Of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that he hns
opened shop on Main street, few doors east o. Ine
Post Office 10 the above place. where be intends car
Og on the Boe,ns and ~ @ ss ready
TO tnEe 6u the nose all who may favor him with GALA
and hopes by strict and deesDs S'HtiO. to business
IoSe,her with due regard to prenOIogicdt depee pc.
,nsnts and physiological deHeatlOns, 10 % able ~ ren
der general satisfaction.
O ye who need shaving just give me 2 call,
rn do it in style, and so easy,
NV razors are sharp, and my napkins r6s sleaD,
In Short I'm Determined TO please ys.s \.
IlENp.Y H., WILLIAMS.
NJ Sick persons wiz be Waited upon. At Hsir
dwellings.
FLANK DEEDS for sale at ihis uIice,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
ELECTION or JUDGES.

On the 18th inst both branches of the Legislature
met for the purpose of eecng Judges. Matthew Br"
chPrd, democrat was elected Supreme Judge over P.
Hitchcock, Whig the resentincumbent. Several as
sociate Judges also elected. The Statesman says
This was the first time the Houses had met together
this session. and the unanimiy presented will rejoice
every democrain in the State The democrats had SIS
votes present. and they were cast together throughout
This day has prosrated the high hopes of The federa-
lists, that they could accomplish their ends by our dvi
slons'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
RESUMPTION.

Il twill be seen by the legislative proceedings, that
the bill requiring the Banks 10 resume again the 4lh Of
March, or wind up, has passed the Senate, and is now
in the House. The democratic Legislature Of Ohio has
taken the right stand-force the Banks to resume or
blot them from existence. say
Several wing papers we observe, are already out
Eainst resumption, in complete contradiction 10 their
promises before the election. Their plea is that the
Banks can't resume; that they must all go down, and
in the fall crush the nterests Of the State to powder.
Although number fwhigs voted for resumption IN
the Senate their leading organ at Columbus diSclams
taking any part in it's favor and says upon the Demo-
Gratis heads be the consequences. The democrats so
far as we can learn ready for the consequences they
have done their duty 10 the people and to themselves
they have endeevored to check the wholesale system Of
robbery carried by bankers; they have tried to break
the yoke of the money power, which was bowing the
poor mans neck in the dust; they have left stone
turned to give the people sound currency instead Of
the worthless trash now in circulation, and now after
all, ifthe consequence" prove disastrous, as the
wings say, for one are ready for them. If the e-
feet Of the measures brought forward by the democrats
must close up entirely the present banks, we say let
them 90. They have been the curse Of he country,
they have brought all the evils upon corrupted states
men, corrupted Legislatures filled our poor houses with
paupes, our peni,entiaries with conyics bghed the
industry Ofthe country, bankruPted State after State
and so thoroughly demoralized the nation that we are
tns and contempt ofthe people of the old world
flour voice could reach the Of our Legislators,
we would say 60 on and finish the work. And finish
it quickly. Ifyou cannot reform the Banks, eStermi-
nate them and bring US back the hard money of the
Constitution; bring US back TO hard money govern
ment, bring us back to the m,aly, the virtue. the
honesty the fugaty and the industry of your foreath'
ers-and if the present generation do not bess-you,
posterity will. Listen not to the cry of the money
mopgers 'that we cannot do without banks" 1t rain-
ed, and tbundcred and lghtened, and God Almish-
ty showered down his blessings uoon the upright and
good long before there was Bank-Peopie lived, and
ae and drank and wore clothes, and worked hard,and
got rich and built Cities and empires, and had good
government long, long before they had banks. And
can not they do agan Answer ye advocates Of rag
barons, and paper money swndlers!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

GTThc bill to repeal the charter of the German bank
of Wooster. passed the Senate on Thursday last. II
was strict party vote, every democrat voting for re-
peal and every whig in the Senate at the Iime' against
repeal Iipassed the House also by party VOTE This
shows the people who is in favor ofswindng corPora>
tions.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

twill be seen Ohio gains members should Con.
gress adopt the report the Committee. But this will
hardly be the case. The largo Stutes seeing
that suuh ra ito would cut down their representation,
will strive TO amend the bill as to increase the nuns
Der Of representatives instead of diminishing it. Some
say the number should bo 300; others 400. God knows
the number have already do little enough. and cost
the people enough without adding any more. Howev
er, it would be about like the "Retrenchmen and Re-
FORM party. They are great on ECONOMY" you
know. ' "''
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
GREAT
FOX HUNT
Snt,rd.,,, Inn,,nr., OOH
Saturday January 29h,
CLOSING GROUND OPPOSITE BREMERE
RAW.MIII

sAW.MILL.
The boundary lines commencing on The East side Of
the Tuscarawas river at the Canton FOrding thence
along the old Canton road Knisely's lane; thence
TO the SeuhenVIle grade; thence along the Stsu-
benvile road to David slIfllers thence along the New
Cumberland road to Moses WIlisms's; thence to
Wallz's saw-mili thence the ridge road to Geo. Cul
er's thence straight 10 the seam-urnace; thence To-
the river We request the citizens Of the West sid. Of
the river To form boundary circle in to tile river
MARSIlALS UF THE SEVERAL LINES.
For the South aud West ne Henry ShffleT, Daniel
ODnnnel, Robert No'singer Samuel Peppers, Jacob
Knsely, David Kich, John Tucker, Jesse Lands;
Henry Mosher, Wm. Micksh, Capt, J. Smith, J.
II, kes East Lnei ], B Reed, d. Sffler, Jr., Jacob
Wack, Henry Albright Philip Waltz, James Lucas,
John Often, Ihos. Sweeney, Stephen Cole, Daniel
Cunning John Weaver, Christian Baugl man, Benia
min Swovaand, Samuel Waltz, Jr., Moses Williams
North East lne John Ilixo Jesse Van BuskiIk, Ad.
am Cutler Wm Long John Watkins, LOWS Hixon,
Jacob Cutler, David Albright. Mathew Riley, Joseph
Neal, Sohn Sluz, Timothy Arbaugh, Wm SIutz.
Nlarshas of the stationed line opposite the closing
place Jacob Reed, Aman ShannOn Conrad Bremen,
Robert McKimpson. Michael Dlbert.
All the Marshals are requested 10 be az their stations
at as early an hour possible to prepare the lines to
march forward at 10 o'cIolok precisely. We invite all,
old and young to attend No dogs to be let loose unit
orders given by the officers of the inner line The diff
ferent lines to move forward TO straw line and halt
until n signal is given by gun. when they will close
in The inner lines will be commanded BY the officers
r the day. The game caught will be sold TO pay the
expenses Of the hunt No fire arms to be brought in 10
the inner lines. ,,,,,
CHRISTIAN FRANCE,
THOMAS CORDERY.
Officers of the day
Jan II. 1s42.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

ULast week we stated that Gov Corwin had refii-
sed TO approve the bonds ofthe Bank Commissioners.
resolution passed the Senate calling on him for infor-
nation why he did SO. The Governor sent in COM
municaton which ordered to bo printed, but what
was in it is not yet made public. High times these,
when whig Governor(sO notoriously opposed TO Ve-
toes) taHe into his head quash The acts of the
Legsature
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

WerecOmmend the perusal of Mr. Foyd's speech on
the Treasury note bill. Ia not disgusting to see the
hearess leaders of the Federal Administration after a.
busBg the Democrats Tor issuing Treasury notes, turn
ing round in ten months time, and compelled by their
extravaganza to resort The same thing ip order that
they may keep the Iubbery wheels Of tGoveroment mo
yngi st &
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

AT my instance writ of attachment was this day ia'
sued by Joseph Lannng, Justice Of the peace ofPer-
ry township, Tuscarawas County. against the goods.
chotels, rights credits moneys and Effects of JAMES
RODDEN an absconding debtor.
ROBERT MEARs.
January 9Th 1S42. 593t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

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Poetry, by Mrs SIgourney' MRS ossOoo'
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MRS. s. C. HALL, of London, contributes those de.
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
BOOK RfNDrNa.

Bigger and Mark respectfully inform the citizens Of
Tuscarawas County, that they have opened BOek
Bindery in MASSlLLON, in connection with the
Book STORE where they are prepared TO execute all
kinds of Binding short notice. and on The most li5-
eral terms. e.
ANY person wishing Binding done, shall have
promptly attended to by leaving it with Kitchener and
Madtea0S, New Philadelphia.
Dec 80 !841 If.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
aI6S.7OO 81

When they began to examine, the Bank presented
the Commtte with balance sheet making its liabilities
6363,2l0 79, and ia resources the came. The com
mit,ee struck out the stock item Of liabilities, and all
the they considered doubtful bad. Redu-
cling the liabilities aboYe and the good to
meet them $l63,7 700 37 Ofthe resources considered
doubtful, they think 1000 will be ultimately recov-
cred. They close the report by saYing,
"Should the requisite prOmplne's aud skill he man
fesed by those who conduct its concerns we cannot
but think it will be found than solvent, except as
to those who hold its stock
But here is the rub Is it to be supposed that these
Canton Bankers who so violated the law as to have
ONE HUNDRED g. FORTY.TWO dollars in cireu-
Iaon for every dollar ofspecio in their vauts-wlll
manifest any 'promptness' in winding up their Bank
so as to secure the publicY Pshawl What care they
for the public9 Their charter will 5e rePealsd-thOy
will wind up-and in doing so, line their own pock-
cts, and laugh at robbed and swlndled community.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
LANn FOR SANE.

The tract of land usually known as the cameron land
containing SO acres of good farming land for SALE i
oins land owned by Fredrick W. Lee on the south
side of Lees land running from the road to the river.
I VI '''"' ApP' ~ II. A. REDFIELD.
New Phil'a. Dec. 90, 1S4l. 49-lL
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
PUBLIC SALE

hs1so1 ES%aa HsossaIs aSoGpn ohs Court Common
vs.. Pleas Of Tuscarawas County,
James s. Clark. in this case, sitting in Chan
cery shall offer at Public venduo, on the 3doi March,
next, at the Court House in New Phila, the following
real viz: Lot No. l5 in the Sd quarter township
g. range l. in Tuscarawas County, (Farfed township.
B. M. ATHETRON,
Master Com'rin Chuncery
Jan. 81, 1e4o
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

pWe learn By the Statesman, that the citizens of
Lebanon held meeting and appointed committee to
examine the affairs of the Bank that place. The bank
refused all access its books, and its officers with their
fingers on their noses, made answer "hat II sOouh be
setting bad example," Wonder if the people of Leb
anon have the moral courage of the citizens of CnCin-
NATL .. ...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

ANAPPRENTICE WANTED.
A smart active boy about Is years ofage wanted m-
medatey TO learn the Chair Making business.
et G. GREGORY.
New Philadelphia, Jan. 13, 1912.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
Joseph Stout PURSUANT d to a decree Of Of
US. - Inc Court OF common Tleas
James II. Officer ! of Tuscarawas County, IN this
case sitting in Chancery, shall offer at public Vendue
on the third day of March neat, at the
Court House, in New Phi hiadelphia, the following
described real estate viz: Lot No. 80 in the town of
Strasburg. ,,
Master Com'r IN Chancory.
Jan. 81, 1872 Dts
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
TENTToNi
Jan. 81, 1s4o

CANTON, GRANVILLE and URBANA Banti' 9
Company money viii bereceved III payment rsoods.
- pD' : +. j, BARKDULL s Co.
Canh Dover, Jan. 19, ls42.--lE y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
STATEMENT

Ofthe County of 'ruscarawas proportion of the Sur.
plus Revenue for the year ending the first Monday of
January, 1912.
;ns,almenn 29O22 rs
Amt reed. on equalization 26 July 1912. lO66OO
$3OOs8. SO
Loaned to N Phra Lat. Canal Company at 6
''' per { ct. . - 100000
A''"7T per sp cent ,snt''''' VI w 345o,Oo
Loaned TO individuals on other adequate se'
cury oo3s,3o
G3nO88 "a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

uTThe committee on the Currency in the Senate,
have been nstructedto to bring in bill to repeal the
charters ofthe Bank of West Union Miami Exporting
Company, Lebanon Mania Banking company, Far
mers Bank OfCanton, Bank ofGalipois, Bank of steu
benyle Bank Of Cincinnati and Bank Of Circeville'
That's one good days work. Go or Gentlemen. is
but carrying out the voice ofthe people.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

"RestOring Confidence. - Arresting Nick Bidde fo
cheating and swindng widows and orphans.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

The late news from Europe is that the people are
starving and their rulers reveng in luxury, lust and
dissipation, as usual.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

Regulating Exchanges. Getting eastern papers by
,he Western mail, and vice versa.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

Ut The story about the 'Psiriols' burning two British
Steamers. has turned out like Wing promises.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

NOTICE TO THOSE INTERESTED.
The notes given in Aprl last payable 10 The subscriber
az Administrator, will fall due the 18th day Of Jan
uary ls49, and it is hoped they wl bc promptly paid
as soon as due Otherwise the subscriber will be com~
pO'N HA REDFTELD. Admir-
Of the Estate OLA. Seaon dec.
N. Phil. Dec. 90. 1eAl! 492w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
CANTON BANK.

In the Stark County Democrat we dOa q report Of
the committee appointed by the. Bank, Consisting Of
Judge B,Iden. D. A. starsweaiher, and s. D. Brown,l
to examine nO It's afFrs. The substance of the re-
is asfollows:
LIABILITIES on January. Is, 1872,
For Bills in circulation f $l27.2o0 90
Due depositors 90 SIS 7S
Due To sundry Banks 6,765 62
Due on interest certificates S76 OO
Due State on judgment for taxes 3475 90
. Total S162,947 40
RESOURCES on same day,
BilS discounted Ss9, ,443 90
Amount due on stock bonds 1851 SO
claims in the hands Of atSrneys for col. 1862 81
Bills Of Exchange $500 90
Due from Banks s,084 "a
Notes of other banks 1880 90
Checks, M .- t.. "a 90
Specie apA IA
Real Estate in State Of New York l5l0O 90
do do F" Summit & Portage CO., o. 500 90
do do " Canton, 5000 90
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

PUBLIC SALE.
s... T::.. T; PqnsUaHT s':s a It. G Court Dc; e.
Common Pleas of Tuscara.
was County Ohio. in Chancery sitting | shall on the
Sd day of March rext offer at public sale at the Court
House in New Phadelp phia, the following described
real estate, viz: LOTS 35, 80 & g., in the town
of Lockport, i'll said county.
Is. M. ATHERTON.
Master Corr. in Chancery.
Jan. 81, 1912. 2td
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

ILANK pE9Ds Iol lale 4 Ihl. oIles,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
2lCGtun9 0oueftcrs

,/Cie 3ars@caeftrrs III 2rdja @0uutp rers
ben ben linen III fcl9enoen gefhlifeu nufers
le9tcn pAidten ftren9e nad,fcmmerJ bd elmer
llnterIalIur9 70 su tbuu, bic ftrafbarfc 9Ins
peHrun9 Ger befagtru SeftliGe fUfgeu WirO.
SSaccb 8. SDos.
Gd,okutcii1rr MN Qeda Souufn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05

setteI baItsu nnb fur ben 9npeftcr enes ums
gefsBIid1en Stimnen6 tDegen iiberreidlen cher
bafTslbe lfiumen iollte, Cber ipsnn cine pers
fcn einen anbern ratben, pber i'm herbeifhdfs
fen lcIItt, Hfi btefes ~ thnn, 70 ioa CT ceer
iIe, ipeId,e I'D, Der @eitaIt Uer9eben iiadl lles
berfitbrung nit einer @eiobuee BON irgeno
einem Betrage, fpcIdle nid1t ipeniger ale $50
Hnb nidk metr al6 $500 betragen carf 70
fpie NIT @efdnanie BON nid,t Weni9er eenu
. Gagen unb nidt ntebr ais IL Mpuate, bes
ltraft reroen.
lBenn irgcHt cine perfcn, fpeldbe tidlt sum
Stimmen in oiefem Staate bem @eieb gende
Ceie S6bne qualiT,irter Burger ausgencms
men) bered1ti9t 1T, anf ir9eno elmer Steae
Der Babl III bent @nbStued 1dl einftnocn fpus
te, I'm gBabISetteI dusSn9eben, cber I'D, Gins
aue auf Die fpablfdbi9en Burger at rcrldlaf'
fen, 70 loll berleIbe cine Strdfe oeripirft has
ben in irsenb elmer Sunime fir Elm iebes 8ers
9chen, jccesmdl nidlt Sl00 iiberiteigeno, unc
auf irseno einen 3eitranm nidt 8 Wcnate
iiberlfei9enc, einseferfcrt 81 tpereen.
Wenn irgenb ein Rdnn auf cine nnidfs
Iide 9lrt Ttb in irseno cine @abl, 9ebaIten
inter ben 8erprenun9eu eieIer 9lfte, miidIen
lolIte, Uocr eiuen 9iid,ter pcer Snipcftcren
binecrn IoIlte, peer perGidlt sn binoern Wahl
,u haIteu, Ooer wenn er Ueriperrte rocr pcrs
1udte Sll perIpsrrer, Gin Senlfer reer Gin 3us
gang 3u enem Heniter, 100 bieIelte aebaIten
ipereen Icn, pbcr wenn CT Iid, arf cine nus
fdltflide 9lrt benz Snipeftcr pber Nidter beim
S9alten berfeIben eutge9enIeBen iclte, coer
ipenit er irgenb cine 9Irt bon @inId,iihterltng,
Crcbung, @swalt peer @eipaItthdtigfeit 9cs
brdud,en fpllte, nit Der 9lbGd,t r9rro eilieu
IfiWmf1tiaen Sllr0er bonn Stintn,F1 abshals
ten, coer iein StmmrCdt su UerfiirScn, Der
fol- penn oapcu ilberfdbrt, auf ir9eno cine
3eit, nidlt LANCER ale G7br nuo nidt ipsni
ger ols | Wonot eit9eiperrt perbcn, nno
nit Seiablun9 einsr@eloitrafe bon uidf iibers
| ffeigcuo $500; uub ireitn es Der @rurt be-
rptefen iperoPn fam, bae Die DerIcn, weld)e
dIfo fchIt, fein 8epcbner Ger Staet, 3nllns
1dIp6 p6er be6 Dilirifts III, ipc befdgte @es
Iebocrletun9 begdugcn muroen, 70 fol- or bic
Srafe bon nidt wen9tr ais 500 uuo nidIt
mebr als $1,000 besaheu, uno nid,t neniqCr
als 6 Wonate uber LANCER al6 2 Sabre eins
gepCrrt wereen.
Die 9lidtcr einc6 jetcn BabIbririftS bon
9ed,a @auntD miGen ibre 91eturns beitinmt
bis Nreitdgs ben l4ten Setcber, nm 10 llbr
8prmitto9s, in Der Stabt 9Iqeutnuu i'm
@crrtbnuie einbringen.
&e9ebcn inter meiner l0anb III eer Stoct
sIGentaun, bieIen l7teu 3d9 9m9ull, i'm SnDr
unfers SerrlL ls42.
George @etberbolb, Shcrtff,
@ctt crbalte bic 9Rrpublif.
Sheriffs 9ImtSitute, :
sI0entaun, sIu8. II, Is42. nN-bBW
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
SSefonntntoCGltlt9.

Ter 8crlhrift Der Contribution nnb ben
geiescn Ger 9lcpubIif 9enldB fpirb hiemit be-
fannt 9emaht oas Der prefGocnt uuo bic Ei'
rcftoren Der Tcrtbnmptcn gonf [nelde in
Der Stnot 9llIentauu, ecdln @auntD erriftet
i'll. gclcnnen Guo uuo befdlceen-haben, bei
pr nddlfcu 8cict9ebun9 tieIes Stodts fin
cine 8ermebrung coer @rb0huug bes @dpitdf
StpdS pcu 125,OOO Su 25O,OO0 Satlcr, unO
fur cine Serdncerun9 reg Namens prn 'Gcr'
hampton Sant" Su "2lllcnrnun Sanf'' abcr
fir feline 8srdnbCrun9 ces Srts ccr Sant
anIufudeu.
Sobn 9fice, DrefIocnt.
Suli 6, nq--6@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
QBtcbttg fir 8erber.
GoburnS Dotcnt Qeocr g1o[Iet

9obltrnS Tatent 2ebcr Roller.
Dieie Wertbpolte 9irbetseriparenoe Mas
ld1ine mnroe burd Srn pcter eubpig, mn,
pett 9Iltentanu erridItet. 9ledlte Gn6 aud,
bon Saecb Wcfer bel 3rerfcrstaun uno Sds
ccb SodrbcI uno Scbn in Sbcr.Sauecna 9es
fault ncrcen.
@etber iIuo eingclabeu biefelbe in gueens
ldein Su ncbmcn uuo fir fId, ielbf su urtheis
len. Dirjeni9en bic 9iedlte Si erbalten fpiins
fdlen, founen bic 8cein9urgcn bel 8enjamn
euerpi9 III 2Illentaun erfabren.
Saoio 8e(urid, 9lgent.
81. S.-@auutD 0tcdte weroen ~ billioen
Scein9unoen oerfduft
SIT. Sep, 2ancafter Co., Suli6. *-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
Eertioen &lei6unostfiifen,

llntcrbcfen sn oerfdieesnen preiien.
Die pbiaen Gleibuu9Sitiide fnb inter ieis
ncr 9Iuflld,t 9cmad)t pcreen unb CT 1T rpils
lens, Ne rbne nlIes peitcre COB fur Th Ielb(l
rceen Su lofen.
gIudl batter tiuen 8prratb bon Q to If 8,
Scemoefrd9en, NIB cemoen ;n oerfarfcn.
@Idpes W a Ell fir Sdneiecr fno
immerfcrt tei ibm Su tabcn.
SoneS Sonclcn.
0P@r bat bic Teunprfcr uno philoccls
phier S0ld,ens bercits empfnn9cn uno Diejes
ni9en ipeIdlc 1olde untcrfhriebcn babrn bes
Ieben bicieIben bel ibn nbSubclen.
Spril 81. 1iq--6R