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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
Neue Gobiuetn,aeberet.

Die lluterseidneten beoiencn I'D, biefer
S)ee9enhclt thrcn Srrnneeu unb Gem 9eebrs
ten publtfum nbcrbaupt Die 9Insei9e III mas
den, oaB ile oa6 Sabinetmdtters@ @eIt16ft in
Der 9llen StraBe Der Stabt 9lllentaun, nne
srpar an oem altcn Stanp, friber BON @ep.
Cietrih bewobnt su betreibeu auscfanaeu
baben, alIwc Ge INNER auf Soanb III baltcn
9eeenfcn
SofaS uno Seibbparos, Seeretairs
llro Vnrealt6, Otabl9onp &dro@
9dbelS nllo Genres SabelS nit Otslz
h19onD nno WfornDnen Scps, 9Jierz
Sdbels nit Wiprnlonen Scps, 92dt)z
tilhe Don jebcr 9trt 9eirDbnliCbe 81
fte, 9eppliferte S6oufcl Stiib(e,
onbcre 9epoliferte Wfaba9Dnb Stiibz
lc, Su6cn S6rdnfG Gd.S6rdnfe
Settlaoeh II. {. ~,
ueld1e 9Irttfcl alIe unter ibrer eioeuen alufs
fId,t uno aus ben befteu Wdterialien ucl fers
ti9t lperocn, uno an ben btlIt9ltell preiIen
oerfauft ipcrecn lcllen.
Sie loben ba6 gublifum Gin ibrc Noareu
in SIu9enldhein III nthmen uuo fir fGd ielbft
81 mtbetlcn. Silf Die Cauerbafti8fcit ibrer
9Irtifcl percen iIe gut itebcn.
9frparaturen befor9eu 1tr auf bic firitile
9In;cisc unr Su bcn btlIi9iten preiien.
Sic fub baufbar fir brreit6 eenpsens
SuubIhaft, une brffrn onB Die Site ibrer
9trtifcl ibncn, ais juuQe 2nfin0er, eiucn bins
Idn9ihen GbciI Der rfcutlihcn gunlt 5uiIs
dern wire.
Gantcl SiotA,
QStlllam SSacctp.
SUcntaun, 9iuoult Z. us3N
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
I SO. 25.
Court oflamatiou.

Slntenldl Der ad)t6are Sob gaufs.
| 'preoentsGldtcr in otn pcrldUeccncn Srutr
rem oon &rinpn plcd3 bonn Srittcn Gjcrittf9,
ScSlrf, betebeno aus ben Gauntics gStrfs.
TortDanlptcn uub 2edja, in Staat VcuaC:ls
odnlcil, III Strait Ictnes 9lutteS NrcGbcntrtf,s
ter peridcoener @ourten ben Sncr uuS 3,tr.
miner II. all9cmcurr @efiuanies @rlcbioura
IN beia9tcn &auutieS ; uno 0cter Naoe'
nno Sacpb Dininqer, Gfae. GjcbuIfss
Hldbter Der Spnrtcn BON SDcr uno Z c, miner
nro all9cmcincr @efGn9nissgrlcpioun1 fir
ole Vlhtutg bon Soaltpts unp aubern 8crbrr,
d,en III eria9tcm 2cha @auntD, ibren Scfcbf
an Mid 9erid,tct babcn, ipcriI &c ctnc Souri,
BON SDer mo Gcrminrr uno ptcrfc.iGbriocr
StBltn9 BON Common pled6 aubProumcu.
'red,e 9ebalten iperocn fpn IN krr e;tcpt
9lllrntn""r f'is 500 Guuuty srEya, uuf brv
1iten Wtont0g i'm Wtcnat Gepterlbcr
1914, ipcldDcs Der 2te Gag ece bcinQtcn
IUtcnats 1T, nno weldbc cine gEcde eaiIe;u
Dirb.
90 iptrb hermit Na6rid,t 0t9eSsa
an a0e Sricbrnsridtcr uub @oufatcf irncrs
talb bes be1a9tcn @nunties bon fcdn, oos
lle oollil lIno oaielbit fIb in ei9ener perIcR
mt lRren Trile, Gcccros, SnquilItcnen uno
@ranItdtcnen etnSuftnben BADEN, TIM ibreu
pFId,tei' Dor erfa9ter Court abSuporten.
SeB9let6en, irerben AUDI alIe rtcics
nt9cnL ipcldc 9t9cn @cfangcnc i'll tem Gcs
tan9nlB ere @auntie6 Qcdla ais &Gqcr cbcY
3en9cn 1ufSutreten babcn, bcund,rjd1ttset,
eas fe fIdI alIScrt uub balelbH cinmlin6en
bnben, nm otcieltcn 81 prpfcquireR, ijie g
ibnen Nedt bitnten mag.
@e9rben unter meiner 5Ndrb, IT, II Gthbt
Slaentaun, bieicn 24itcu Gag 81 Ii, i'm Salr
unlrr6 Serrn 1874.
9eor9e @cthcrtDlb, G6crif.
Sherif6s ssImt6itubc1 ,r
9Ilcntaun SuIi "a. HNoS
VlLl2S sInAIIl w .NInLUIu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
SCberif Q(nlt.

Der llnteridricbcucbictct IId 1ciusn Wlits
burger bon QcdDa @aunty ais elm @anoicat
fIir
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
q q (h II Is {

wirb hermit gc9cbcn, bas &an'uf marr,
2NG9n;c rcn Teter SisrD mo Sr0u, Ucu g.
Bhcithan Gaunitip, Pcd,d @anrp, iciue
Ncd,nuua vcu Der @cll5icbun9 friNc6 Ser
trauens III Der prrihcuct0rs 2Imtlffu in
2cha Sanity eiu9etra9cn bot, Hi!c oatj be.
Ia9tc 5fcd,uuu9 Ger &eurt bon Gcmmcu Nies,
am 2ten Scptcmbcr, um 10 lin Scrmttta9s,
;ur &cifdri9ung ocr9cic9t rpcrbcn mint, falls
feline @iupencuu9 oa9e9cn 9rmodtn'ro.
Santcl Wfcrs, Dreth.
SnIi3. naSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
81 q d I / Cll t

wiro hermit 9C9cben, raG bic llntersIricbes
ncn ale @rcCutorcn opn Der S1mttrlnBcns
idloft bes OerltUrbrneu y h lip g8e 6rp,
lrBtbia pen 9tieber Wncun9le Iauuitn,
Qed,a @auHtD, cruarnt spcrocn iInb. - 9llle
etcjcn9en rpc!dIe auf ir9cuc cine 9lrt an be-
ia9tc Niutcrlusenid,aft iduIci9 iIno, wCrreu
Guf9efcrcert iId ouf Samiia96 rcn l4tcn
September an Naulc ocS pcritcrbcAcn Gins
Sufncen unb obiutt;dhIeu - llno SrIdc,
wclde nod rrdtmdei9e Srrccrun9en boben,
bcIiebcn ibre 9ted,mr9en tmcrbaIb bcia9ter
3eit reer anf 9cmcIcrtrn Gag audi wcbIbes
itdti9t cinSubrin9cn M
Salomon 9Se8cc,
eSoicpb 9Se6cp,
SSobn 9SeSco,
SS6rael QSesco,
SSpna5 QSeSco,
@recntoren
Suli II, 1914. na6as
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
81 q O t el1 {

niro bicrmit Srgcbcn, oas Die lluterfhrirbcs
nen aIs @rccutcrrn BON ccr SNintcrIaEcuz
ibaft oes perltcrbcnen George 6rauB,
lretbIn bon Sbrr Ntilfrro, ecdIa @auntD,
ernannt lpcrocn iIno.-2Ille, mcltbe auf irs
9cno eue 9Irt an bela9te {1uterEo6cnid,aft
ihulci9 linc, rpcroen aufgcfUrbert nnerbalb
3 Wtcu0ten ab;utcSo ScIdlc, wels
de nod rcftmdBi9c ScrOsrun9cn hdben, be-
licbcn ibre 8ed,nun9en iuncrb0lt bcl19tcr
3cit wrhIbcftdti9t ein5ubdnNi9rn, an
Sanlel &rau6, Gr,crs
Sonatb1n GrouE : " 0'''
Suli "a, %6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
2IuauR Z,
8 erl 6t-2titt.

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SiaditcbrnbcS il cine 2iitc Der 0tcdtsfdQe
nctd'c IN ciner @curt Don Common Vleas
fir Qcd)a SountD ucrh6rt mcrocn IrlIen, Die
am Wou!a9 ben 2ten SCptcmber, in Der
Staot 9llcntaun ibrsu 9Iufang uebmelt, uno
cine QSpobc oauern miro
Naul NeiGcr 9e9cn Spbn @. @puuoie.
cSrtr IS. 6iCiser 9CScn ShonaS @ra9.
Gchn Sflcttner 9c9cn Gjccr9c ScqslD.
Sufarna 9fcinbaro uno Sarab Stab( Qcs
ocn c5dcrb SindIeu.
Samc6 pattan 9cScn bic 9icrthamptrn
Sauf
g. uno SO. To3cl 9cgrn GbcuruS 9rras.
SIedlo, 9Socbmaro uno Comp. 9e9cn Sa'
COB Ndrecll.
Sobn Sd,manecr 9cgrn 9. gaaict unb
s. SHnnBtn9cr.
9iathon Wctgrr 9c9cu Sonn6 Stcfilet.
Daniel Slfcl gc9cn 9ecr9c Slanf.
Ter Staat 9c9cn Waria WfilIcr uno ct I
SHenrD Smanpif 9eaen Giccr9e Stcd.
Srhn &ilif 0cQcn @crrgr 4. Sfnauf.
Oauio Stem 0c9rn 3bpm0d Wcrrilcn.
Q8atcrman uno Ncun9 9cScn Ydfcl mn
SaQman.
@atharu1 Srtt 9c9em SNcnrD Srtt.
SHcnrD Sdr 9e9cu @harlcS Mtdtcy.
cobn y. Smitb 9c9cn @b0rlcs GCrr.
Die G5clclIid)aft Der BcrciniGtcn &rHect
9c9cn Q8. QB. Selfric9e QlNm. &c. II. aioerc,
Simcn Sdafcr 9r9en Saccb 9iclubolo,
Nom'cr. II. (. ~.
WirD SnDorr burdI itrcnuid,tin GrrInt
@hriitian SHcru 0t9en Barbara IenbGro.
.. uuo l3. 5tcmcrcr 9C0en Scbn zSig.
Siaccb Iepau, ,Mocricr Der Set6 SanntD
Sauf, Qc9cu NdnicI SHelfrid,.
Daniel @remOu 9cacn G0nicl W,tuCr.
YhH!p s.. @Gpp 9c9eu Daniel Stcttcl.
Der Stdat oc9cn &barlcs Scip II. duccrc.
Ter Iimlidle qcqen ole 9idmIithcn.
&larf 9. 2lrnclo gcgen @cC. Wrnucr 9les
minillratcr.
CwlTc aIcja 9cacu Samuct Snaus.
Slnttl Ntcre lrcth.
IMtI 81, uat&
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
Sabr9an9 L..
Setertf' Steamboat,

Gin Die frelen nno unathdn9i9cn Grs
mdbler pon 2cda @auntp.
Srcunbe unb Mitbiirger: ......
9lufgcfcrrcrt rcn
elmer 9rpeen 9lnSahl mcircr Sremben uno
@efnnaten in perihieeencnSheilen ces @auu,
tp, fubIe id, mid bemc9cn, als
S6ertf'6s9anbirat
bel Der niditcn gBnhl berporsutrctcn. SpQs
te id, 70 9liittid, iein cine gGetrhct @ucrcr
Stimmeit ;u erhaItcr, 70 peree id1 Die rem
9Imtr cbiie9enoe paidtcn, octrcu, rilnftlif
nno auf cine unpartbeiiId,e Weiic onelten.
sIdturs6rcll Der Sbri9e
eSacpb .. SroS.
Suni 2G, 1871. nqbQB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
Se0ertf' e-GMpipat.

9m rte frcicn unb mlbhln0t9cn @rz
" mibtcr ppn Gcha @allnrV.
9luf9cmuntcrt ourdl mene SSrcunoc uno
Mtbilr9cr pcu Qrha @ountY, babe id mid,
entlhlcecn ais @auoibat fir
Sl5 S6ertf'5z9tmt
trt Der ndtitcu WoM berpor Su trrtcn. -
Srn.e id, erwihIt ncrbcn, 70 lperoe id) Gle
Yaihten bc6 bcIa0tcn 9lmtcS piinftIid,, iius
partbciiIh unp Su Gucrcr 3ufricccnbeit au6s
ilben.
@ucr cr9ctensr Oicrer,
Netcr SCubcr.
cMNi 26. nqb98
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
81 q C() II C6 t

Slte ticjcni9cn ncldle ned, an ccn llnfers
idrctcnen ituloi9 ItnS, Gci es aufmdtt 2lrt
eS wcac, rrerbsn hicrburd, ernitlid, 81 ludf
SlpilheH nlHl une ocm lltcn Scptcm ,cr bei
ihm Onsurnfcn unc 0tSubcsdhIcn, inrcm CT
bie bahiu ciCie @c9cnb III otrlagcn 0coeRft.
Oenienigcu crnrn or nrd, iduIcia 1T Diro
ebenfalls ou9c;ei9t, cde Cd friu M'uuih III,
cas ale 2lnfrroerun9en innerbaIb btIa9cr
3cit eu8cbradt Wercen.
Saltc3 >S1nrirr.
SuiI 81, .">.n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
ba5 SdJeriff : 9lnlt

bel Der nihften Bahl an, uuc bittet cbrers
bict9t fir Die Stimmen aiter, >pclhc i'm f6s
big uno wi!:ruS Qlautcu bic 4aid)tcn bicicS
|ipidlti9cn glmtc6 70 au6Wilbcu, ipir de crfnlIt
|tperoen fcGten. - 8crpRihtun0en bon Gies
|trcuitffeit erodtet or bier iibcrflnsi9; meem
|iDenn er iI:t uufihi9 uno unpillig 9l1ubtc,
Ole paid'tcn aetreulih au5Suibcn, CT fcin
|Gagcirnt ictn ipircc.
@brerbieti9it Der Sbri9e
Sopto Stem.
csuli 3, nabQS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
81 d CD t t C6 /

ptro hermit 9cgcbcn, caB Die llntcrIdrirtcs
nrn als @retnicrcn bon Der S1intcrIafrus
ihaft ees prrltcrbcncn S b II g a b I, leBts
bin bon SbcrsSauccua,. qedba @auntp, crs
nannt peroen ttno.-9IlIe, pcIdbc auf iraeno
cine gIrt all bcla9tr aintcrlo1enid,aft Ii,uls
Dig fno, rperbcn auf9cfcrrcrt iRuerbalb 3
Wcnaten abWbeSabIru-uuo ScId,c, mclde
nod rehtntdsiss Scrbcrun9cn babcR, belle,
ben ihrc Nednm9cn inucrbaIb bela9tcr 3eit
pcbIbeifdti8t cinSubdnti8,n, an
9lbrabam Slanf, }
Ybilip Sabl, ( Gr'orS.
Sarob Sight }
5uIi II, naGm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
St6ertf's Gouptpat.

Pin bte freicn unb unabhln9t9en ST.
ipIbler ppn 2e6a Gautltp.
SrennSe uno MitbIlr9cr ::
9lufgcmuutcrt rcn
fcincr 9rcscn 2Iu;1hl mciucr Srcunoc uno Sce
f6nntcn bin ih trWcgen pcrrcn, midi Gurer
Scadltun9 bei uddftcr October G8ahI, ale
4 Sanoloat fir ba6
g 6eriT'5 : q III
snnsubietcu, unn ih erIlltbc @uh frcuucIhaft'
( Ildl I'M Cure Stmmeu mo llntcritiburo in
zslltRmcincn, uno i'm Tdll id, 70 9IudtItd, icin
fcllte, uno cSbr mid, erwdhlcn icNtet, orrfprcs
die idh bic paitten RED 2Imtcs 9ctrcuidh, uno
81 Surer p0Hi3cn 3nfrtcocnheit an6Suiiten.
@ner 8rcuat nnc er9ebcnrr Dirncr,
Cyphn g. H. SOuntcr.
9lIcntdun, Snli 3. nQbW
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dreams so natural in the spring time of life
: JULIA said lady who called siortly after
her return, will you walk, it is IA charming
evening, it is also the Sabbath, and | love
on such evenings to visit the grave of my
dear, my angel child
Il too said Julia, love 10 walk there on
the Sabbath, when the heart and affections
seemed subdued and refined by its holy
calm. its cousecra,cd stiffness. All seems
in unison: 1t is a melancholy pleasure to
visit the mansions of the dead
While talking over the graves of those
whom they had known, and sadly conlment-
ing on their fate, Julia complained of head
ache. They returned, but Julia's indispo-
sition increased. The next morning found
her seriously i'll physician was called in,
but still she grew worse. A consultation OF
several eminent physicians was held, but still
she was no better. A week passed, and but
little hope was entertained of her recovery ;
deirium ensued, and often she talked wildly
and incoheren,ly of the warning she had re-
ceived on the first day of May. She awoke
from pleasant sleep, and seemed refreshed.
e Nv dear child said her mother, know
YOU are better; | know you are,-tell me,
my chiH, my angel, tell me you are better.
Yes, mother, | am be,ler-l have had
such sweet and pleasant dream-a dream
of Heaven. Your Julia will be cold, cold,
when yonder setting sun shall have risen
again, and when it sets again, it will throw
its farewell glance on my new made bed
Mother, | shall sleep then-so sweetlv-l
am tired now, dear mother, but them
shall sleep so sweelly-swcetly.' She clo-
sed her eyes and slept forever.
NJ. r. S.
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FRENCH NovELs.-Look at that young lady,
with the last novel of the French school in her
hand You know what it is, and therefore you
know where her thoughts are, and what her
ia tie is. Aud if purity, the stainless Wilderness
of an angels breast, is the bosom whose COM
panonship You seek, you turn from her society,"
seek friend whose loneliness OF soul has never
been profaned by such coInmunings.
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am auerpeniaffen ober in enem Safe. oer
feoes menibiibe @efIbl 70 tief berabrt
uno reIpeftipe perfect bat. (I. B. Us.
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Suift febrte auf elmer Subreife Don
Dublin na6 eonbon in einem @irtbsbau=
ie an oer aanofrabe elm, oas gum 3eiben
orei &reuSe i'm Sbiloe bate. Gr foroer=
te elm Srabitud. Die Wirtbin belt ibn
fir feinen 9ait bon Seoeutuns, iie aber=
borte alio feline Seitetlun9 uno tpor nur
beoabt, anoere befanntere Gdfte 5u beole=
men. Sic fubr ioear ibren Mann bef=
tie an, als oieler iie auf Die @ernabldBis
suns aufmerfiam mo6te. Stpift mubs
te olio obne gu frabfaden feline @eile
fortIeeen. Aerserlib So9 erieinen Sting
pom Singer uno frieelte NIT einem Oia=
monten folsenoen @ers in bic Seniter'
fbeibe:
I'm ben @irtb
Orei &rsuat flnp bas 9hilo por beinsr sbir,
!Sans' beins Grau ba5u, 70 maebt ss pisr,
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Gin irldnbifbes Saus. = Die 1rlnutb
unter ben irldnoiIben 8olfe mub 9ren>
Senlos iein. Gin 9ewiiier Sobl, ber Srs
LAMB bereiste, beibrieb oas 9aus zines
Srldnoers tpie folet: Sin boSernes
0aus nit Moos perftopft, wiroe eln
pauoft in oieien perspiloerten @eeenoen
bon Srlanb fein. Des Srldnoers Suite
1T aus Strob erbaut, cine Sbaufel polI
auf Die anbere 9elest, bier uno bort nit
tpenisen Steinen permiibt, biloen Die
Mauern. ginise Raien bic aus einem
nabs9etesenen Sumpfe 9eifoben iino, bill
ben oos Oaeb. Sc 9ibt taulenoe FOLDER
9utten in oenen iib fein Senffer beftn=
Def, Elm fleines pierediees eob periiebt Die
Stelle Der 2bdr, Der Senifer uno oes
e6ornfteins. eibt, &au6, Sbmeine
uno &inoer mihen aus oemlelben sc3e
elm uuo auspafiiren. US.
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Sesrdbnib brpeile bet Gbineien. - Die
Gnsldnoer, lpelbe Der ensliiben Grpeoiz
tion se9en Gbina beiWpbnten, baben un=
ter anoerem beri9tet: bic Gin9ebornen
Don Sibuion (oer Sniel, .pelbe Die ensz
ldnoer in Selte 9enommen babenD be9ra=
ben ibre 9ooten ni6t, fonoern bet eeibs
nam miro in einem b6l5ernen Sarge NIT
einem leibt ab5unebmenoen Defel, an els
mem freunoli6en plaee i'm Sreien ouf benz
Soben mitten unter Sdume uno Slumen
sefeut, meiit in Dem @artea beim 9auz
Ie. Sn Den meiiten Sduiern, in Die wir
troten, fielen uns lolbe sdrse auf uno
wenn mir 70 neu9ieri9 tparen, ffe au off,
men, 70 foben mir bic Sooten BARN lie9en,
eefleioet tpie i'm eeben, nit Sabaef uno
Der Yfeife auf Der Sruif, 70 tpie Sroo
uno Hes am &opfe.
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Sin 9ieb itabl in einem Sauie einen
sroben fupfernen &oidfenel. 4ls er nit
bemlelben binausseben ipoute, frat Der
9err be5 5ouies berein. Ser Dieb rief
ibm io9lei6 ent9esen uNebmen Sic itb
in 2(1t, mein 6err, ooB sic fi6 ni6t
Ibwar5 MAIDEN" Ser @i9entbimer oes
aeFels sin9 allo aus Dem ge9e uno ma6z
te Dem 0iebe plas, neil ct 9loubte, oab
an Dem &elel etrpas aus5ube6ern iei..
Ser berubmte preoieer 9orne foQte
zines Sa9es in oer Sobannisfir1e in eonz
Don preoisen. Sn Der 3sritreuuns 9in9
ct aber GUT paul6firbe. ST. trat in Die
Sacriifei,. obne ieinen Srrtbum Su merfen.
Sti6t einmal, oab bier ibon elm preoi9er
mar, bra6te ibn 5ur Seiinnun9. GlGd=
liber @eile entlpann iib 5wiiben beioem
prebisern, Die iib ni6t perionlib fannz
ten, fol9euoes @eiprdb: "S6 tperoe beu'
te tpobl nibt piel 3uborer baben!" be-
sann Der preoi9er. ol1no tparum oas 2"
fraste Scrne. Ser preoi9er ontwortes
te "gSeil balb eonoon nab st. Sobann
front, um Den berubmten 9orne Su b6=
rem" $50 2" ermieoerte 5orne gang se=
laHen: "oa mub ieb AUDI babel iein." Ct
bate feinen Srrtbum ein9eieben, empfabl
fib Dem preoieer uno elite sur Sobanniss
firbe, 100 man leiebt obne preoi9er batte
bleiben fonnen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-06-18

G9ie#seas sen IS. 8pni 1914,
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GIN MAKING,
and Esepairing.

The subscriber bcgs leave TO inform
The Planters of Ponola and the adjoining
counties, that, having permahehtly loca-
ted in the town Of PoIola, he is pre-
pared 10 make to order CoTToY GINS Of
the first quality, on the plan ofGRlSwoLD
81 PRATT. He has several of that
make now on hand and for sale, which
he will warrant. as we'll as those oil his
own make, equal, if not superior 10 any
now In use. He is also ready 10 re.
pair any Gins on the shortestnotlce, and
will warrant the work.
Those persons who may wish to see
specimens Of his work, can do so at the
plantations of Mr.. II. w. Middleton and
Mr.. Edward Davis, Ponola county, Mr..
James Morris, Lafayette CO., and Mr.,
David w. Dickerson, Yalobusha Co
Gen. Jno Ravburn and Col. L. 3. Hill
also have specimens ofthe same work.
For all work done, the lowest cash pri-
ces will be charged. Shop in the n E
corner offhe town. A. IL. BURDlNE.
Ponola, March 25, 1843. 3-tf
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BOTANlCO- MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF OHIO.

TIIIRD street, one door east of
Il Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio, in sight
OF the Post Office, of almost the whole
of Third and Lower Market streets, and
Of good portion of the river and the
city in general, stands a building of very
singular appearance, once called Ma
dame Trollope's Bazaar, lately the Ohio
Mechanics Institute, and now the Bo-
lanico- Madical College of Ohio, where
all persons desrous to learn anything
about true Medical Reform, will find the
Professors of said College, ready 10 fur
nish Them With advice, lectures books,
papers, pure Botanic Medicines, and the
best Medical practice yet known. Prols.
Curtis and H. w. Hill have their office
in the College.
The next course cf Lectures will COM
menc6 on the first Monday in November,
and continue seventeen weeks. We
have a sufficient number Of men Of the
right stamp for Professors, and among
other means of illustrion, series Of
splendid Botanical paintings, a good her
barium, and the celebrated Manikin or
Artificial Man, in which all the impor-
tant parts Of the human body are con-
stantIy presented to the eye, in their
natural appearance.
The branches taught in the college
are, Anatomy and Physiology. Surgery
and Obstetrics, Theory and Practice of
Medicine, Chemistry and Botany, Ma
terra Medica and Pharmacy, Neurology,
Medical Jurisprudence, DC.
From four or FIVE lectures per day,
| Illustrated by constant practice in the
Infrmary, in which there is a sufficient
| variety Of diseases for all the purposes
of instruction. 1t is presumed that the
| Professors will be the same as hereto
fore, with, perhaps, two more. The
price Of all the tickets will not exceed
scventy-hve dollars. Books usually
amount to twenty or thirty, boarding IL
thirty or forty.
Gentlemen who can bring US salts
factory evidence, that they have Beer
engaged for four years OF more in gen
eraI and successful practiced, may, i
they make good use of their time anC
opportunities here, graduate and for Il
course. We know many practitione
in different parts of the country, VIII
might do this, but we know of no on
who would have reason to regret, a(te
he had done it, the time or the none,
expended. We have had several VIII
were over so years old.
A. CURTIS, Pres't.
| Oct. 81, 1843.
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J. M. MAHON Old L. S. Mint
Building, 27, north seventh
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and, consequently better adapted to the
mind In its various stages of advance
ment--an element Of the first Importance
in a series of school books. e. The
contents, embracing selections Of high
literary character, and decided moral
tendency, from Il great variety of all
thors, principally American, are more
deeply interesting to the young than
those Of most readers. 8. The lessons
on the ele itary principles Of our Ian
guage, and the few plain rules and ex-
ercises for reading correctly as well as
rhetorically, pre6&ed to The 4th Reader,
dfe Of great Utility.
The Speller is in no respect inferior
to the Readers, and upon the whole
would recommend this as the best series
among the tiiany that has come under
my review.
F. G. CAREY.
Pleasant Hill, July 81, 1913.
We have on hand complete assort-
ment of School and Classical Books,
which we offer at wholesale for cash at
the lowest New York raies adding, in
some cases, the cost Of transportation.
Country merchants are invited TO call
before purchasing.
WIN. Ii. MOORE g. Co.
Sanders School Book Publishers,
10 Main st. Gazette Building.
Oct. 21, l843.
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Csin-tpiaking & Repairing

hNfIE subscriber, thankful for the pat
- ronage he has heretofore received
takes this method of informing the plan
tiers Of Pono!a and the adjoining counties
that he is prepared to execute orders for
making and repairing cotton gins, cotton
thrashcrs, wheat thrashcrs and fans on
the shortest notice and on reasonable
terms. He is also ready to execute tur-
ming in iron, steel or wood. He hopes
by close attention to business, 10 merit a
share Of patronage. His prices shall be
as low as those Of any other shop in the
country. He may be found at all times
at his Shop in the cast ward, Grenada,
two doors cast Of Mr.. Berry's Blacksmith
shop. JAMES ROSE.
N B. All work or repairing warranted.
Grenada, Mi, March 8, 1913. I-tf