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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

DRY itcri 6s. - Ter" 9littsbur9 @bros
nIcle" nlelcct Srl9cnce6 8cr einigen Gd9en
Iei III nniercr Staot cine aebcimuiBpollcS Sces
ne Dor. Sin junocr Wdnn coirtc lId) ndms
lid, NIT cinem it6ncn TraucnSimmer, prIs
dies er fur ieine SdNpeiler aus9ab, in etc6
uniercr ocrnrhmilen SNotcIs. @cioe batten
lId faum auf oas dngeniefene Simmer bege,
trn, ais ltd cin auocrer Manr III eemIelben
@aitbaule elnfunb, unb nadfra9te, cb eiu
Soerr uno cine DAME bier an9efcmmen fpds
ren, ino ilbcr Tad,t bleiten fpllrScn. 9Iuf
Die Sejdhun9 erfIdrte CT Dem @dthaltcr,
oaB Der jun9e Wann ibm feine Srau per-
fllbrt nno aus fcincr Schaniung n,it9encms
men babe. Ifit @cnebmi9ung ocs Q8irtbs
fd,lid, ftd, Der beitcblene @te9atte nod, Dor
I09esanbruh an Die Stiire oes St,Iafges
MAIDS Der Srcutcfen, Efnete porfTd,tig eieiels
be, trat btnein, nahm pom Stuble oeS 8ers
tlIbrers Ncien, Wcite, Shu1e, &c. unb ents
fernte I'D, nIerer lan91am. 9lufalleub abcr
tpar ee, ais Der jun9e Wanu am Wcr9en
fehltc ;-rpie or aus Dem SauIc, cbne 0eIebs
Ell Su pcrorn, fcmmen fcnnte, nm 70 mcbr,
ea ieln 9anScr 9lnsug mir in einem jocmbe
uno Grfe beltauo, III in ein uncrfldrlid,es
Gunfel 9cbtllIt. gr mar aus Butler @auns
tp. Ter 9cfcprte @bcmarn fol- fIh nit ieis
ner eeiertirten @hcbilfte pieoer auSgcl6bnt
haben, nno tptcoer nad Grie ;uril69ctcbrt
iem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
ct. 2cnis, tcn 20. ctnnuar

Gin 9te9erbube, Tlamcus 2bapeeue, Is
9ahr alt, rpurce uber,pisirr, ouf en fIeine6
eeGtidles Wtd,mdcdcu, II Sabre alt, mel.
rhc5 pcn eerSauerei ihrcn &lfcru WildD mad,
ceH Jcffericn Sarrads 81 brin9en pflc9t, cls
ueu 9ewcltIamru uno abiteuIidlcn QIn9rff
9cmaobt ;u haten. Die paielbit nod, 9citcn.
oe emp6renoe Strafe in frld,em 6aQe 1T
lirritummeluu9. Ter 9luwalt ctS juuQcu
Grrbrcders bat ouf cin neucS 8srh6r an0cs
tragcn uuf ben @runo hin, pa6 III Ger 9iufla.
qeaftt Der Gusorud "MRiatte" qcbroudt
ipar, oa or bro) et9cmlidl mic I'D, oncb Ger
SMltSanrpatt aasSeoTndt babe, ein Dicger'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
S6cucr mieSrr0cbrauTt.

s1w Sreita9 slbrno ben I9tsn rcri9cu SIC,
nuts, puroc bic Sdcucr bc5 Serrn Sc ri
=. aDmafer III Salisbury 3aun.
ftt,ip, uu8cfibr orciJsbn Meilen 61lid) pen
Ger Stact e1nedltcr, Ecbft Gem oariu tcFuc.
lI;hcn 9owat5 pen SrHtbt SHcu,! !c. eurd,
aIrHsr ;crt6rt. Gic III Der Iibe ltchcuocn
Mbri]cn 9rbdnGe murpen ourh 9roee PHI.
ifrcn9nns 9IhdIid,cr gGciie 9eretct. IS 1T
nIdt bcItlmmt bcfannt fptc oa6 Srurr cut.
ilatstn 1T; man bat uns ober gclo9t, oas
ndlIc!te eurb oir Nahlisi9feit cine6 id,mar,
scn Gienitmiohens rsrurlnd,t mcrren ici,
spcltcc NIT Welfcn cccr irufitger 9lrtcu III
Der Sbcucr bcitifti8t mar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
SSas tbmm mid GcipcratcOscnibcn? ?

Die Frfcs brfnben I'D, in ciner rpirtlih be-
lperaten SAGE. WoM rpinenb, bae fIc ibreu
Sancioatcn fir prcNcent nidt ermdbIen f6ns
men, 9Ieid,picI mic CT bcieen mag, IId,en iGe
9Ies dufsnbietrn I'm audi nur cinen abtrilns
n9cn 9Bbia fir ihreplrttei Su 9ewnner, ,pie
fcI9eneer 9rtifcl aus oem ScurnaI Of @cns
mcrcc, benz lcitcupen &albcnn'Sr9an in 9eu
Ycrf, Sci9t:
"Sine 1T 9cwif, nimlid,: cas Die @bigs,
tpenn lIe ftnccn, boB iIcS Sorn Glap. uitt erndb.
len f6rncn, fur SaIhcun 9etrn meroen tepcr
Te Sn9ebcn baB cr. Ban Sureu crpdblt
ipiro.''
gBr f6nnen uiht riHicbcn, bas jercr Gtitcr
rpirfItf 9taubt mas CT id9t ;-wenn CT ober
70 lan9e su lcbcu brnft biz tic gSbi9s fnccn
oae &c Clap nid,t ern6hIen f0uucr, mag er
ctn bpbcs 9llter errcidcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

Src9 Oh Ter "Sntepenccncc, Wii,
iorrL GrpciItcr" pom l3tcn beS .. Ne. ia9t {:
9Su crfahrcn bon Wajcr slcams, bnB Ses
rtd)te, Die 2Iuewanbcrunq mad, bem Srrgons
9cbtete betrrfenb, unoufh0rlid, aus alien
2bciIen Der llnicn nit Der Ycit cinIaufeu.--
dad, bem in bicIen Sriefen bon ccn Sdrcis
bern ous9ecricften Sntere0e su urtbcilcn,
lplro einc fcbr Sahrcid'e Sdaor bon @mios
raltcn nit benz fcmmcuocn Trlb1ahre ihrc
Rciie noh cen heiliamen llfern oes Itilen
Oceans antrctcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
Scr S6asmciStcr.

W 8. 8lumcr, Der Sdaemriitcr bieies
Gmrntcs, hat uns erfId't onSuSei9cn, boe
frlscuee S.erren @olIeftcreu felt benz litsn
Snnuar BEN oanseu gclauf ibrer Duplicate
lei linn at9ctra9cn baben, ndmlid, : &icecn
@ntb, :Socob eautenlhldNcr Daniel Mchr,
Scieph Sdr uno @lias Srci. @r ocritdert
sualeid, bas bic Sd,ulo rift al ibm Iie9c,
eae eirs nid,t III rer @auntD 0tednun9 qemcls
Oct wprben iei; inbcm er ole 9tamen fir bens
fclten gnospeef in elmer Der bief9en Oructcs
rCirn abaeoebrn habe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
Stc 9ScficflIutclt.

9Iu5 eem Seridt cc8 Sccrctirs Der StaB.
fImncr bon Vcnnlvtpauicu crIcrHru mir, eag
nnisr Der slfte ocm 4ten Waj 1911, ric
SanTen i'm @1nsen suiImmen $2,22n, 264,
,RclIeTnctsH ar6ac9ctru hahen--nno oas biers
bon rs sum soften IcEfcn Nouembcr, $685.
GOD caQeoBt uno pcrEihtcf ipcrbcn fGno, 70
eaH an jentm IaJe ncN 81 ,Gl2, ,265 i'm I'm,
llufe SeDelrr iinc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

eampen fir 6 ifenba mem, &C.
-3n Waihin9tcn rpnree cine ncue crfunces
ne Pampe 9esei9t bic Iehr ra,u 9eci9uct 1T bel
nunfeh 9tddten llu9li!defdlIcn ouf @lirnbdb.
1.eu uno DampfbOtcn UorSubeu9cn. Girfsl
bc III 10 ctu9eridtrt ea6 Ger Sdlein cc6 Qid,tS
etTa 10 tis 12 9lutben cen Sfarreu pcrdus
csultf ale Gir9snlfdnbe ;ciNt Die Td ;ufals
J'9 auf Der Sahn bciucen IclItcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

81 or h.--2m |. San. puroe Squire Scns
nor uon ciltem Manne 9amcns @rr9an, in
'Srnrcs @auntp, StcntudD, cridciicn. Sei.
re hatieu Gin Icauracmcn9c nit einanocr, bei
rem Te I'D, Ger Mctirr ais QEnfen bcocnten,
ctnr I'D, iehr al periuunccu. 9IIs @runcr
Th SuriltsuSieb1n inthte, ftrs tba GrcgaR
NIT cinsm @epebr nieccr. grc8aa iGgt in
GisfdnaniE.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

HRc inc Nerren: - Sm 0ameu une
auf 8crIauAen rcr "2INcntaNn Q&olctinQtc,
nial MdGi9fcits @eicHidaft," crildc id,
Sic, brille9cnbcn 2Infiaf, wcloler am 3ten
ciricS Mcnots rfcntIIhurr ciner unscm6bus
Iidh iohlrcid,cn Ncrf0mmlupg, at6 cinc Tar,
itellnug bela9ter @jcirRihaft, ocrgrlclcn rurs
DC, IN ihre bclie,tc nao wcifTfHIirence 2cis
tun9 ein;uriitru.
SD ucrbcibr NIT Nd'tuuo, &C.
Gbulli1n j. gcitcl.
2(cntaan SCtrudr 5, 1911.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
Samicl 9Srbjtcr.

NcrieIte bat rcn lEhi96 rcu 9Icu Gamps
Shire, rpcld'c i'm nm ole 2mfitcauno feines
't:ameu6 fiW ne Iprs sTs ertivh"ft srf"stI,r, 81
Mcn 3rtcf 9eiGrictcn, mcrtn or Die QGaM cis
He5 &dnoiroten eCr l8bi9 0fotirnal @onpcn,
'icn ubcrliBt, iciue lleberScu luuq, bo6 SHcnrD
SIaD prcfrent mcrcrn wllrrC, au6lprid,t, H.
irne frdfti9e Wtltwirfun9 uuo llntcrlfueuu9
ttCier @atl anfltnbi9t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

@rfinber Wiutcr.--Sn @barle.
ROn wIrtu am Is. San. friidlc @rbicn, 50.
marrcS uuo aRccre oerart9c 9irtitrl ;nm
9!erfluf ansgebctIn. @m @ut6tcfgcr bat,
Il bcrett6 eme spcRc S:Hie pon ifinth Srudht:
siImH erhalteu une Csc mciitcu Bdnme,
m,T,hr in aulult ab9cbtWbt blttcn ifIaccu
pttrer III polli9sr Sluthc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

Scllten tnfere Gjeiee9eber in pcnniDlua.
rlcn nid,t orm SeiIplele Der S1rn. Qe9islatos
zen in Ohio frI9cn, uub etrufals Gin &jeicB
inc REben rufenL mas ole GIebubrcn Der 9os
poFdten fcitlfelt ? 9Bir bcfcn Die 3eit miro
nitt fern fctn, tpsnn ein irld)es @efeg paI
fIrt mirb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

Der 9ld,tb. D Giom iiter, BON
Qancoitcr @ountY, bat in einem Brief an Die
Scle01tcn jeneS @auntie6, cs abgcIehnt lei:
neu Namcn, ais @onoibat fir Die gcuocrs
ntrs: Steae Dor Die @bi9. Senpenticn brias
Gen Al lascu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

Seuer unoeeb ebeu6Ucr f.
Sn 6oirfelo, Cumberland So. g. =, brannte
am Scnnto9 ror od,t 2aaen Gin SHaus nics
Der, ipcbci Srpci M6cehru, oaS cine Is uno
ooS onbCre Sabre alt, III cen 8lammeu
umfamcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

@ute 6 @inna b nc. - Sn bem 9tcu
9)crfer @ufom paule Gno rcu bcm litcn bis
sum 22iten ocs pOri9en Ncuotes cine Mini.
I'll 2haIer ciIt9c9an9en. @cm l2ten bis
snm l7ten bctru9 Die @innabme ilber cine
babe WiilIcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
ISaiicbuIiiIiScrci,

@incm gieifc pcn SaIId'miuscrn FAM nar
nculidl III 9,cu Srcans nuf ole Spur. 3mei
bon ihucn, Gameu6 %iuccrt @Iorf lmo sRrt:
ii, fleen tcrcite in &rfdr9uiiIe. Wau f0no
bri ibncu $4,000 pcrfdlld'te 9ioien, auf pcrs
dtcecne Sdnfe ousNCltc!It -; 10 2hoIsr 9ics
ten Der 9fcrthCru &Anf IN SenludD; 10 3tas
fer 9fCtcr Der Slnf Ycn ciuciarn, uno 2 uno
| Sholcr 9rtcu Ger GGnfc Ia Gcu Srlcaue
uno eruispjuc rcrinrcrtc 0ictcn Ger 9rnr:
merciol @nnf rru Gntcrpri'r. 9ild st.
FcniS 2citnQcn Wnec cine Qrcfe 9mSatl
tcrduuter 9irteu an Sraro cincs Gamrf.
>,ttHr6, rctdcS nm lNft6turN qcfrmmcn
mar, 9efuncCu. GGraUe Nctt hcrrrr, raj;
bic Sance tbrcn 9irtCn b.rciis cine ouf8cs
ccbnte Circulation A rcrittotfcu 9c;pWft bat
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

Y8iSccnfn.- n.-!0tan bat bcrcHuct, eag
icefcS 3abr 10000 perlcucn III cicie6
! rrrltcrrum FuaFrrarccrt Inc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

@ctrod,tun9cmcrth fur olIc 3eituuoelr,
fer Ctc lcstc GciCrGctnnq prn @ccroict
bat has muitcrtafte Gcirb crlofcu, RAE, mcr
cine 3citunQ attcitcrt, rbnc supcr ale Nrds
it0ree bcjohlt Su hortn, I'd, cincs @ctruos
id'ule!9 made, uno rofnr crimincl iu tcIan4
cen fci,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

M cbr SpeSie.-Oie Sarfe 9Inatua,
su Ttu Ncrf, ppu @era @rus. brohtc SILL
6i8 in Spesie mit-al6 Elm Ihcil bes Sdbas
hencrioecs, ipcldlcn Mcricc an bic Gereui9.
GtQaten fdulcct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

2ufcI9c GfcntIih ac9ctcuer ansei9c ocrs
iammeltc fth cine feb: 9rree uno ad,tbare
9In;nhl Burger pcu 2cda @nuutp, ginlta
Der grnennung trS NcnrD Clap nn6 Scbn
Sanfs, in ecm @curthaule ~ slllcntaun, Qcs
d,o @auntD, dm Dienitaa zen 4tcn CieIrs.-
lie 8criammtun9 crNouiIrte I'D, eurd) bic
@rnennun9 frI9cnber Scanlten:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

9tab Der '2)rrf Giosrtte' wcbren in GOtcnaos
ban 3onnidp, Ocrf @ry Swei Burger, mcls
dc lldh urd) iii mlItIcu VctcreaItcr tcfrccn, /
uno mcrcn jrrcr plcr unb ;mania Smtcr,
bat. 9'icIIcidt ii i'll @nuntr, i'm Stantc. ia
III rcr adnirn ltnion fciu irIrbcr Sail ncbr
anSutrefcn. Cteie tcircn 9E6nncr oersicns
ten etCnsIdn9Ihb bon alien Iarcn bcfreit III
mcrrcL ccnn uuIcrcr M}ciuuna mad, lIno lie
terrlts idnpc: Nrnn9 9ctart.- Gjo;ctte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

@crie c.--Hic 2'cr. Staatcu .Qric9s.
triG9 "graiHtrirNc" it iu Nniacria prn
Sera &rHs oHs, wrIdice &c am II. rc6 rori
Aru W6onat6 oCrIaacH batte, ciugctrcfen -
all Uraro bchnrct fh Gin Gcpcihcntrigcr
ccs Generals &hcmpicu, in rcicn S.iuccn
ild ,pid,ti9c WihhchunGcu al uuirrc Nc9cs
ntrlA bcfNccn leHcu.
. lie G'rtftaft Geo prrGreutcu 2Dlcr rcrs
nrIadtc in @cra Grui nno Wcrico grrec
SkIfrc9una. D}an crmartct nit Spaunurn
Was unlcr @rnQrCe hiriTrbnid, Ger 9lrtsroH,
nc bon QCrds i'll rcn @rr. Stantcu g,erkonp
tbuu pcrcc.--ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
9tl5 WeiGoent:
Spbn SIS. &SOrnbccg, G,fn.

>SCnl SNnl, SJUer SallCOnL
Srbn Scihmar, Ncros sQSbcitbau,
Camel Saitiln 90. WIaclmoie,
eSchn 4Jeter SOonopcr.
Solcmon Subs, Sol3turQ,
Saniel Q)nnrt e. QSheitblu,
Soolo GNhnlan, =. 0tilfore.
q ls SecretGrr:
8. s. 9iuhe, Gily 9lllcntaun,
Sol. @ecrgc 1&cnncr 90.
9uf 8crldllna rr6 Scbu g. Iubc, crnanns
tc Der prcTcent circ &cnmittre bon II, nm
cine GinlettuIg uuo @cfdiliBe, cen Siuu
Der Scrloptmluna au6trlifcno, atsITaecu.--
SrI0cnce Hcricn tdrctcn pie Committee
SSobn 8. 9tuhc 9llIcntaun
9Salll 0icilcr, QSeibcnturA
Solompn SurCr, =. MaClIr0ic,
8cor9e 9&cherbplp, 9(lcntalUL
SSoMt SWnlWr fen, Soi;NrN
N1ul 01lliCt If. u. 9Nclthall =
0tlthlll 0jcrnlau, SOeiCelhcrI
9lr1m Httcutcr9cr, =. NlMcln0ic,
ycm Stitlcr Vunn,
<SppH gNVtCu, Nplthllt.
9Hdbreso Der atncicnteit tcr Committee
aNorcsirtc rer Ndtb. MenrD Sinq tic
ScrlammllrnA duf cine mciltcrhoftc gReifr.
lie @cmmittcc ourdl ihrcn Grrijt;er tcrid,s
trtr icoann fcllcurc GjuIcitun9 uno &eitluIs
le Elm, Die clultImmi9 anNcncmmcu ,purrtu:
Stutrmal IN 6ilIcm ridlt fcrrcu 3citraum
bic Cemcfratie bcs Sddu6Rcm Staat5 mic;
Der ouf9cfcrecrt pirb, ibre Wcinm3 hnid,ts
lid Der Sdnrtoatcn fur Gle prcfrcnteus uuo
&re prci,ccntrns Steilc t{cRr &c, ciniQtCu
StIatcn, uno fur tts 9cKvcrnrrc cic;
ic5 StddfS, bcfdnrt 81 madcn uHo dusWi,s
bcn-llnO Fuemal crr 9iifIlte @rfp!Q clrcr
'Norttc! 9anHtd, cru j|rcr pGuiNcu Srsaur
iWun9 athangt - uno cI bic Srfatrura oc,
lebrt hat, eas Gle llufcritUeuu0 ucn b,,unS.
(ipen. phUe tis &ruCrGuu9 rnT 2%iounrr Nir
otelsltc ouSfnhrrn, frlld":cS DIT lIuo CIute.
nal Ole @rimCldEc r.;rd pcldc ctc lSbio.
'parthri III Der &trahllInQ rc5 bc,raucrtcn
N'rvNon tr'nnphirtc, in rcr NPcmuua ticicr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

llnaIndsfdn,. = 3wci sSbue rcs
S4crrn VGt!am r.,nterocr III j,arrisbnro err
tT0lifSn a.. Nreita9e &odlmittlg in Ger guss
AnCr@rnd. Sbnpcit ccr 2aiIrcOcbrrtc tc.
rNltiNtcn fr ild, nnf Gem Giic, NIB eaTclbc
brad inter ibrcu SuGcn. Sic morrn in ci.
ncm Slltcr ocn ti6 Su 10 Sabreu.
gu SaItimrrc pcrIcrcn SIpri aTecre Sins
Ger, cm Sthn reJ S.crrn Gjarencr uro cine
Gcd)tcr erS iIcrrn NRi!ihtlI, Ouf cine nid,t
minccr tr0urlae l8:iic lhr pctcn. G6 fcl
iufalIi9 cine &0unc, rrrin I'D, tciBcr Staffcc
befano, pom Glide ouf Tc hcrdb, unc llr
murccn 10 tetcufCno rcrbrnnnt tas lie an
cen ,Set9cn ltcrtcn mu6tcn- il.
~ 4 4 a IL uiCtte.-Cie 9&abl rincs
Scrarcs9 s9Ilcces in rem rritlcn Ciitriff fcI IN
Gunltru rc6 QShtGCnnClcGfcn Nttrtt, nit ct:
ncr Ntebrbclt rrn 53 Stimmsn, aus.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

p:oc Ia NJ "a t o H. - Vrefocnt SDler
bat brfannt gcmntt, ea6 in Der Qartpfiee
in Nrntrtrc, MiiNfTprj an 2tcn Mtcntaoe
oc5 9Rcnatcs Wdi jenc Fdrrcrcicn, mcId,e in
ben cSahrcn 1882 uno 1884 pcn rem @bidas
fam Sneiancrr al Gle ger. Stantcn abocs
tretcn ipcrecn linr, tfcntIih pcrfauft pcrfrn
icuen.-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
@befebeiSmnasm in Sseu.srrftn.

Cte 9eiee9etnn9 pcn Sieu cSerlrY fd)gint
itarfe @eld,afte in 9bcideirungsiad,en,} su
thnn. 9Sr ichen III ben 3citun9en angcf4brt,
eaB am ocr9en Otenitda pier Sitiit,rtftcn
fur @heid'clcnn9en an bic 9efcBsebenocn sfG'
the etngcreidbt ipurben. Der 9atb beridtete
cine Bill, pcrcronete filnf al elmer crittfn
Sorlein9 une paeirte brei aneerc, wel6te
sniammen breBebn @heihcjbun9ss Bills auss
madden, Die AM ndmlidcn Gage pcrbaneelt
ipurocu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14
S,erreu 9PcAteu Gjuth uuS Conn,

CllntcrSetdlurt Urn 6rn Ncamtcn.) }
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-14

Strettb dnbe l.--Cie Grpcrtcrs in
Waid,n9icn Iicgen iGd, MN, mad, pcilIbrad,,
TEN Jfhmf nit @Iicecrn bes @pn9rrie,s, Gin,
dnser felbif III ben Saaren. 9m Srsitaae
ttel cine SaIaerei prr, an nelter Scapler,
Der Serihter(fatter ees "@lcbe," unb SSort,
Elm @crreipcncent Der "9ieu 9)crf @pe1lna
pcIt'' nit ned, peer aueern SererGidls
lern 2bcit hattcn. WcIIer purccn ec;cokn,
erd) icEte es fctue Stid,e ab.--Cie Sfarbo)ts
idle bilrfte tei oiefen ,errcn cielIeic,t bon BEN
ic9ensreihlfcn Sclgen iein. --Rinerpa.
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Alexander Hamilton,

Was born in 1857, in the island of Ne
is. His father was native of England
and his mother of the island. At the age
of | 6 he became a student in Columbia
College, his mother having emigrated TO
New York. He had not been in that in
slitution more than year, before he gave
brllian, manifestation of The powers Of
his mind in the discussion concerning the
rights of the colonies. In support Of
these he published several essays, which
were marked by such vigor and maturity
Of style, strength Of argument, and Wis
dom and compass Of views, that Mr.. Jay,
a, that time in the meridian of life, was
supposed at first to be the author. When
it had become necessary TO unshea,h the
sword, the ardent spirit of young Hamil-
ton would no longer allow him to remain
in academic retirement; and before the
age of 10. he entered the American army,
with the rank of captain of artillery. In
this capacity he soon attracted the atten-
ton of the commander in chief, who APP
pointed him his aid de camp, with the
rank of lieutenant colonel. This occur
red in l777, when he was no, more than
90 years Of age. From this time, he
continued the inseperable companion Of
Washington during the war, and was al
ways consulted by him, and frequently
by other eminent public functonarles, on
the most important occasions. He acted
as his first aid de camp a, the battles Of
Brandywine, Germantown, and Mon
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a little fellow who represented the son-in.

little fellow who represented the son-in'
law. and who had staid behind. so as ic
make the characters more complete, now
Just entered. BY them he was put into
the wagon, with THAR compliments to the
old woman, and they hoped he would be
all right tomorrow.
Up to the falling down of Charley, the
old man had enjoyed himself ighly.-He
laughed till tears irickled down his cheeks
and praised the boys a thousand times for
the faithful representation of himself and
friends. When Charley however toddled
over, the old man exclaimed, poor Eel
low I! TO get so beasily drunk before din
ner; must go and tell his mother i
will not do for boys to get iipsey in this
manner-bu, will 90 and see that he is
put in bed and seen AFTER
The old man arose from his chair and
was about to put his benevolent intentions
into execution, when the boys all entered
laughing right merrily. and dressed in
their proper habilements, to see how
grandfather liked the play. The old man
looked amazed at little Charley, believing
him to be in reality drunk in bed.
'How is this said he to the laughing
little fellow, 'aint you drunk ? didn't your
uncle drive you home ?
No. 1t was you that was drunk and
sent home; it's you, grandfather, that
does so on Saturdays, at Jacob Ellis's
and it was YOU | was initiating
Imitating-gets drunk-sent home
Jacob Ellis-me child fall from the
chair as you dld---me say not so. my
child never did as you say-No /! 10
no
Yes e! you have hundred times re-
piled all at once.
'Oh, no oh, no. TREMENDOUSLY utter
ed the poor old man, let us 60 into the
house.
The children, frightened at the change
of voice and appearance of their grandla-
Their, led him into the house, where the
alteration was Immediately observed by all
his family. TO the questions PROFOUND,
ed to the children. they replld by relating
what had taken place in the barn, and the
sudden change that overcame him when
he was made acquainted with the fact
tina, he was the subject of their limitations.
BY this time, the family circle had gather
ed together, and the old man had recover
ed from his sudden espondency, when he
requested all TO be seated, while he made
request, 10 which he conjured them to
tell the truth.
Were The representations Of himself
and companions, as exhibited by the chill.
dren true 2
To which they replied, they were, as
far as they knew from the children's dc.
scrpton.
Then replied he, bring here the
wines and liquors that were bought to
make merry with on this my birth day
All the liquors, wines, and every liquid
of an Intoxicating nature being brought
before him, he rose and, imploring bes
sing on his family from the great Ruler o
all things. commanded that his sou:
should destroy the whole in his presence
This they readily did, for they knew too
well the banelul effects it had upon the
father.
As soon as this ceremony was perform
ed. pledge was prepared and signed b,
himself and every member Of his family
and from that circumstance arose the grea
and prosperous temperance society o
P, in New Jersey, and of wnicl
James Norton is now president.
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From the ST. louis Revoille.
Mysterious.

A very short time since, as our readers
may recollect, the press, generally, noti-
ced the circumstance Of young woman
in New Boston, n. H., having disclosed
a murder which, years before, when quite
a child, she saw her mother (now an old
woman in the poor.house.) commit upon
a pedlar as he slept upon her hearth; ri.
fling the body and afterwards sinking i,
in pond, &c.
The story is one of singular intetesi
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Jonathan Omdone.-A writer in Fra
ser states that there is village in Bohe-
mia, the name of which is only pronoun.
ceabIe by Sneesing three times and adding
the syhbles ischiki!-Sm.
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What is your opinion Of Corn-laws
Mr.. Upland =
MY opinion, sir, is that they 60 very
much 'agains. the grain
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-24

the oil has been instantly transformed into
vinegar. The friends of--,(and
the devil knows who else, for / think if he
does not preside in their councils, he must
be quite conVersant with tbem,) have turned
upon me, and with the most amiable unani-
nifty agree to vituperate me. | am a desen-
fer from Democracy; "a giant at intrigue ;have
sold the West-sold notwithstanding Gen.
Jackson's election to leave open the Wes,-
ern pretensions that | may herafier fill them
myselE-all my fair prospects &c. &c. To
theseare added a thousand other ofthe most
gentle, and kind, and a greeable epithets &
things in the world.
--- who are themselves strain
ing every nerve to elect Jackson, that the
of the West may be satisfied, and
be thereby p%retermitted, are accusing me of
acfingontheir ownPFinciples. The knaves
cannot comprehend how a man can be hon
est. They cannot conceive that / should
have solemnly Intercepted my conscience,
and asked it TO tell me seriously what
to do! That it should have enioined
me not to establish the dangerous preceden,
of elevating, in this early stage of the Re-
public, a military Chieftain merely because
he has won a great victory that it should
have told me that a public man is undesery
ing his station, who will not, regardless O
aspersion and calumnies, risk himself for hi:
|countryi | am afraid you will think me NOV
by these abuses. Be not deceived. l as
sure you that never, in my whole life, fel
more perfect composure, more entire conf
dence in the resolutions of my judgement
and a more mistaken determination to marcl
up TO my duty. And, my dear sir, is ther'
an intelligent and unbiased man who mus
not, sooner or later, concur with me? Mi
Adams, you know well, | should never hav'
selected, fiat liberty TO draw from the who'll
mass Of our citizens for a President. b
there is nc danger in his e~levalion,now, oril
time to come. Not so of his competitor, c
whom l cannot believe that killing $500 En-
%glishmen, atm. Orleans, qualities for the va
rious, difficult, and complicated dulles ofth
Chief Magistracy. / perceive thatI am un
consciously writing a sort of defiance whic
you may probably think implies guilt. Wh'
will be the result? You will ask with cur
osity, ifnot anxiety. l think Mr.. Adam
must be elected; suchis the prevailing opil
ion. Sill | shall not consider the matter Z
certain, until the election is over. With N
best respects 10 Mrs. Blair, and Mr.. CritteI
den, | remain truly
Your friend, H. CLAY.