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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-09

NANCY ARTICL ES.-W. FISCHER,
l. Importer anG Dealer in Fancy and Staple Sta
tionery, has constantly on hand the most extensive
stock FOR sale in this city. Also Of Fancy Articles,
suitable for Christmas and New Years Presents
comprising variety too numerous to partoularize,
all OF which will be sold al very low prices, at Sr.
TONERS Hall dec % 3taw3w
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INDUS TRY OF THE GERMANS.

The German population are crowding into the
United States, and settling down by hundreds upon
the rich lands found in various parts of the country
and no American need regret that such is the fact
They are hardy, industrious race, from which will
grow up, under our free institutions a population
worthy the home Of the free. The cmigrants, as
tcy arrive IN large numbers, bring with them gold
enough TO purchase plenty of land, at government
prices, for themselves and their children They arc
lovers OF liberty aud come to the United States to
enjoy the blessings Of freedom, and secure the ad
vantages which our free institutions hold out TO tie
industrious, over the monarchal governments of Eu
rope Perhaps we cannot give better idea Of their
domestic habts-thcir industry and economy-than
by copying the following extract from the New York
Evening Post;
1.-The pcasanlry Of Germany, who compose The
great body Of the nation, wear linen and woolIen
clothing of their own manufacture On the plains Of
that country, vast crops of aax are cultivated and
linen clothes arc woven IN every family. The spindle
Is wired in all the cottages by young girls and aged
women, and looms nnumerablc are clashing every
hour Of The day in the rural districts. Female SER
wants In families Of farmers receive a part Of their
wages in linen. Every family has its large chest Of
household linen, some Of which was made long years
ago; and the cmigranis to this country often bring
with them these hereditary boards, for such they
often aren
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AZ Mr. Adams charges the President with
desire TO plunge The country into war. Mr.
Allen charges him with disposition TO .sneak
out OF war" g. Who is right A. The
President
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Mr. SMITH, Of Illinois, presented the petition of
John Boucher soldier in the late war, praying ar
rears OF pension referred TO .be Committee on In
valid Pensions.
Also, the petition Of William McCauley, soldier
IN the late war, praying a pension referred TO the
Committee on Invalid Pensions
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TIE NEW YORK GLEE BOOK. --Cop,aioing
one hundred GIccs Tri,s, Qu,ttets, Rounds and
Catches, selected and hsrmoniseJ, with accompani-
mep's, by Loder. vol price 81 25
jus, Published, r. TAYLOR.
ian s--a
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-09

IL NATIONAL lssrirUrr.-The annual meeting
for the election Of officers, Sc, will be held the
Hall, on Monday evening the 22d inst. at O'Clock
JNO. X. TOWNSEND,
Acting Recording Secretary
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-09

RErlSEmEsr--Time was when the inncrmost gar
ment of lady called spioek and, for centuries
after Shakespeare, the word suggested no indicate
ideas to those who looked uDmoved at the naked
figures Of Titan. The world became more and more
refined smock was inserted in the Index Expurga-
torious land the word shift took ITS place. What could
possibly be pure and unsuggesve--s shift
change-that is all. a change Of linen In time il
was found that even this simple and didusye gene
rality became offensive. Purity itself, however, could
suggest nothing more inofensive than change
Of linen, shift. Bsshfulness (Which is not always
modesty) was nexorabc, and in despair We resorted
to France the word ohenia adopted and now
see written up in the shops still further refinement
[" chemises d'homme"-can we go furheri A chart
table lady, visiting a chid's school, asked a young
sempstress if the work she was employed on was a
chemise3 The girl replied no, my lady, this is b.
mise that there girl makes The she mises.--Jsuoids
Illuminated Magazine.
THE McsAsop OF GREror.-lhe sp ech Of hing
Ohio at the opening Of the Representative Assembly
under the new Constitution brcathes the noblest
tmens. II is worthy OF the best days Of Greece
and st worthy OF the present age of the world
Tie has from the beginning favored the revolution
which circumsoribed his authority, and he makes it
apparent now, that he d. il with the wisdom OF a
great statesman. Instead of destroying himself in a
useless and absurd controversy about the divine pre-
rogai,vc Of kings, he takes manly and generous
view Of the public good and throwing himself among
the people, making the good Of the people the chief
object of his desire he has acquired voluntary SUI
and more glorious than osorpatiou can ever gain.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
aprd24.
2llt Ganp StoDrbalter.

Nn Eallp StoDrbalter.
Ger llnter;eitnete sicbt biereurd Iadss
v,d)t, bag er Elm ausseoebntes slsortemcnt
oon 9an' u. ausldnciideu Irodeuen 9Baas
fiji Uriibhbrs Serfanfe
Snm @erfauf auf Soanb bat, nuo eriud,t cas
9,utlifnH baeelbe iu unteriuhen. @r bcs
,seibt in Der stpeiten Straee'eine aits9ebebns
&c oanbtaRs beiM @rosrn unb Elei,ien, su
wcId,cr er nod, cine 3tpei9. Soanbluns in Der
Warfts Straee crridtet hat, tpeId,es ibn in
bcn Staub hst, 9rrse @erfdufe gu MAIDEN,
81. oemiufoIse touft CT aud, in 9rcsen Auanf
titdten, rueld,c fir ben Sfleiu'8ertaaf aus9es
pihlt, uub an eircm iehr 9erin9cn prcis fir
baar sc 10 perfauft spsrhen. ll
x.,s !. @urpen Stohbart
95c. $50 Iorb 2te StraSe, irpifd,en Der Bils
lc,p iiae Eeble Straseu, philadelphia.
9tprii "a. 1 .s- i nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
9Olept;inilete 2(n;eige.

Doctor B. milton [eherem bon
Sath,l III nad, Bethlehem 9cscsen, uno bee
nadrjht9t hermit ad,mngsuctI feinr Srcnn'
DC une bic Burger jcncr Start une Der llmges
acne, ras er fcrtfabrcn ipire, Die praris isi'
ner prcfeiiIcn in peren ocrid,icbcnen 3rei9en
III bctreibeu. H.
Scine Mphmn3 it in hem Sauic fiiriIid,
tcwcbnt Ycn g. s.. @cuneie, @lq. Wainitrds
&c, oem Sdnblfchr non 6. 6. 2cmbler, Gfq.
9eroee 9cacuiibcr.
9Eir, bic llntcr,cid,ueter, eradtcn es als
Gin @crsnii9cu, Gcetcr qR. 94illcn aIs sincn
qualifiSrtcn, crfahrcucn, ocriIdtiacn nne 9ss
fbidten slrst ancmpfchlcn su fennen.
eSobn Grcper M. ..
9lbrotam Stcut Wf. 8.
Sonicl 9oGonalr, 81. 8.
s.. s.. 9lternetbp M. 8.
@pan S6laltgh M. 8.
@aiI. .a. nqsDs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
9liltOs Sttiit(&cr
&upfers uno 8le6i6mirt lit ber
A Srabt 9llIentalift.

Wlnltt Ieine Sreunbe, feine oltcn Guuben
uno tas putlifum ilberhaltpt oarauf aufs
merriam IN MAIDEN, eae or iein @efd,dft nod,
immer an feinem alten Stanoplose, eegeniis
iber peter Suber's Stcbr uno rnfern Sa.
9enbud,'s Wirtbshaus in bcrNamiltcn Stras
ee fcrtbetreibt allipc er inner gum 8ers
tauf auf SHane talteu, uno auf geftellunsen
Derferti9en ipiro
ollie 9lrten SrennfeileL SdrbereS eSeiiel,
9atrper9 Sedel, @afee 8eiiel, nno
ale anoere GeGel; = Serner: 9lls
(e9lrten Sledpaarett als Sahrins
men, @iner, 9ie6fannen Se6el, fltrS
alles mas III bteies Sad einibld9t,
weldbe slrtifel er ale an ben Iernie b
rig ten preife II abfeBen miro. sIae
Seffeaun9en folIen auf bic fiirielfe sIn;cise
bcfcr9t perben. "'s
SIid, rbe it, fpirb auf bic fiirieite
9luseise ocrridtet.
Dautbar fir senceenc 8unbihaft, tcfft
er caB Die @hte ieincr Waarcn, ihm ferncrs
hin sinen hinIdnaIiden 3hei1 Der ifcntlidcn
9unlt ithern ipiro. ..a ..... .
~ altcs Gnpfer rpirb perlanat, ipcfir Der
bSdfe preis erlanbt ipiro. ...
9lmcS gttinger.
slpril "a. n@ Hn nq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
M. llh[er
2(0l9nie- -Naebrtc6t.

Da 9 omen .. oe fer une frinc
Hrau 9Dcia, BON SilcsgBbeithaa Taunid,ip,
eed,a @auntY, pcrmitteIif einer freipilliscn
observation-disclosures, oa.irt ben %. WadrS IS44,
an ihr @i9enthum, icrpcbl lie9enbcs ale tpie
perionlides nno rcrmilhtes, an ben Inter.
ihriebeuen ibertrageu babeu, uno srpar gum
9tueen Der Greeiicrrn bcs bela9ten Salcmcn
D. SoeiIsr, 70 iperben biermit alls, ipelde nod,
auf irgeuo cine 9Irt an ben befa9ieu Soeiier
.id,uIeig lIno, hermit aufsefcrbeit iunerbalb
Q Menate obsubesablen, unb lcfd,c ais nod
9eredte sinlpriide all ben befa9ten neilefba,
ben, ncrbcn etenfaas aebcteu, Cbne 0er,na
ibre Rcdn,mse obIteifdti9t ein;ubdnoigcn,
an -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
y eter s. 9 { y +,
SutIbenma6er III Der Stabt 9(llentaun.
slGentaun, Wdr; ~.

a.y ar a 6uI6enmaba III Der Stabt Nlentau s. j.. .r
d runten publf
cn rdme betsbene 8mfenmadei
1adnatpn Sct
acnncn nst 98erffdt sea, hm
sont auf gslsan'
gen u perfrtisn: at..s go
6utben Sntntbu6es Safes, Garrpals, Sulties H. Ew,
nit eicrllet uno bDlrnel 9ren
@eoit puen
auf
Ghdarbet fhneG, hiaig phntlh befcr9. 81. "t
ba 8ubNha G be6reben m a9e
panfte ecdms Gd Gbel pubGfumS ynn
tets oautbar eiu miro
ir.s r.." Teer 8. Getr, @i9entbamer
grril a. ""'' - - ''' 80 na3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Ssriaape- -Sefeble.

Die perlhieeencn Safallicnsu baben fidl
tpie fcIst sur paraSe une Snipeftien 3u bets
iammeIn: .
Das 2te Battalion tes 6sifen 0fesiments,
befebli9t bon eteut. Col 6 barles 1rors
e l. auf Wcnta9s ben l3ten Weai, in slIlsn'
tauii. t #
Das 2te Battalion tes Soften 0fesiments,
befebliet bon 9ieut. Col. DanieI s.. 9 as
III n, auf Dienita9s Den l4teu Wai in
MiGerStaun.
Das lite Battalion tes 661en Reaiments,
befebliat bon Sol. StarIes @be I'm a n,
duf Wiittnohs ben l5ten Wai, am Oanfe
bon Sobn @lienharb in SiiosWheitball.
Das 2te Battalion, SrcipilIisss 9ieaiment,
To. los, befebliat opu eieut. @cl. Soermau
Hup p, auf Sreita9s ben l7ten Wai, in
Irerlerstann. sad s
Das LITE 8atalIicn tes s2fc 8cgiments,
bsfsbli9t pcn Sci. Soarrifon Wf llcr
auf Samita9s ben ls. Wai, in Sc9clspille.
Das 2te Battalion bes 13sfen 9iegimcnts,
befebli9t pcn eieut @cl. muel &ilfs
fer, auf Wcnta9s ben 20ifcn Wai in epnns
bile. rsf Hs.,s
Cas life Battalion tes I3Slfen 9ie9imcnts,
befehli9t bon Sol. Sipen 9 d9er, auf
Dientass ben 2lifen @ai in Sd9erspilIc.
Gas l54lte WilBs9iegimsnt befehlist bon
@cl. e b IN a 8 8roorid d, auf 9Jtitts
ncd,s ben 22ftsn Mai, in ecbi9btcn.
Das 2tc Battalion bcs 144lfeu Sreipini:
gen He9iments, befebli9t pcn eicut. @clcncl
9ieuben @utb, onf Dcnncrffass cen
%. Wai am S,aule BON slnbren Siesfrieb
in Beiepcrt .,I.. a..
Uas lite Battalion bcs 105ten Sreiwills
scu Reaiments, befchli9t bon Col. George
g III / b, auf Srcita9s ben 24ften 0iaj am
Sauie bon Seicph SunfIder in SoeieeIbcrg.
Das lite Battalion ces l44ffeu SrcipiIis
gen Regiments, befehIi9i bon Scl. @ecr9e
9Benuer, auf Samita9s ben 25iten Wai
in @aentaun. rn-. a....-e
sIle Satallicnen perben um 10 llbr Wcr.
aens fcrmirt, ppucn man S5att su ncbmcn
beliebe. T| ~
Cie @bjut1uten une befcblstabencen Of.
! fi,iercn pen @cmpnanien peroen erlud,t ibre
9leturns an cbensemclceten 2a9en all mid,
sin;ubdrbi9en.
TS Sclltsn bic @clcnels ipiinfhen cine
2Ibdnoerun9 in benz beffimmteu plaB CUR Sns
ipeftion ihrcr reipeftipen Satdllicnen, an mas
d,en, 70 iIno oiefeIbe erfudt in Der Cruderei
bee "eed,a Vatricts" anSurufen, uno lcId,e
scwiinld,tc &erdncerun9en ansu9eben, ,pels
fe phnftlit bcforst perccn fc0en.
Die @apitdne BON Mitis @cmpa8nien be.
ltcbcn audi Sbad,t 81 nebmeu, baB Der Staat
burd, cas 9elcs uid,t perbinblid, 1T Iromms
Ter nnc pfcifcr CWuTfantenO fir @omra9s
i niesparaecu 81 beSablcn = uuo eaB es bri
8atalIicnssparocen Die Yfidt ess @clenels
1T, bicielbe ansuifellcn. ..
Die Strafe fur nid,t Seiwcbnuns bel pa.
raben 1T so Gents.
9Reuben Stroue, Sri9. Snip.
Der 2ten Brig. item OipilIon, y. @,
slpril 10. na--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
GefeQthafts -9luHeflllta.

Die bisber stpifd,en BEN lnteridriebenen
bcfanoene @elhdfts 8erbiucun9 unter Der
Sirma BON Sfaac Stdbr uno 60. ale
Sadiieiule9er, in Ger Staot slllentaun, ees
dla Gauntp, it am lien gIpril eurd alIerfei.
ti9e @in,piai9uu9 aufgeloet tpcresn. Dieje,
uise rpcld,e nod, auf irgcno cine slrt an bcs
fa9te Sirma fdufoig iino, perben Die Sictbs
nenoi9feit einfcben, innerhalb 8 Wcd,cn, an
gemeI6ctcn Sfaae Stdhr 9fidtisfsit su ma.
dIen. = llnb icld,e Die Scroernn9en baben,
belieben ibre Red,nun9cn inuerbnlb telaster
3eit einsubanci9cu.
ecSIaac Stdbr,
cSaeob 9fa9el,
.sr Scfept Seip.
9nDriI 10. un3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
.. 81 a set
Gic(Sz unO Silker : Gd,miSt.

GclCS linD Stlrer SQ)llltct.
3ciet benz Tutlifum adtrr9eocn an, tas
CT cas Giefd'dft cincs Grlcs uuo Silbcr,
Shmets auf cine nusGccehntc gBeife tcs
treitt, mie aud, aItcs SciuclIrie, aIs > hrs
rin9G Ttn9erin9r 2bfeL nno
+. 10 iducG uno piinftIid, rcparirt. Sein
QScbncrt it etniSc 3biiren untcrhalb Scbn
@rrR' Gjnifbanie, ol,pc or jeeerseit anptrcfs
fen it. Oanfbaf fir bisber acurfene Sunos
fdaft, hrfft er burd, bilIi9s prciie II. phnft'
lite Sceicnur9 eincn fiteralcn Z he'll res Sfs
fcntlid)en @unifes iu erbaltcu, mcfir er I'D,
INNER bcmnbcu rpne curd) Ganfbarfeit su
pcroicucu.
Sur altcs @rlo unb Siltcr fpirb Der bod,s
lie preis besablt. .a,t b..
Talud, Wertcn llmbrelteu neu iter;r9en
uub> icnf ausqeteiert. '.l ~...
9lllentduH, Wai |. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Gpril "a.

lluterseihneter, sl9ent fir Giftrr Gnlharct,
beeient i'd, oieier @elesenheit fsinen Srsuns
ben rno ocm pubtifum i'm 9ilIaemeinen bic
9InSeiae 81 MAIDEN, oaB er in Ger Soamiltcn
Srase, sWiften Or. Martiu's uuo Sobn &.
9iube's Bcbnun9cn eineu neuen Sd,ubltcbr
erridtet bat allrc er ale 9lrten a
Samctt unb Sinber Sfube
itilo Stiefel
gum @crfauf auf Sano 81 baltcn octenft.-
rieielte tperben alIe unter fcincr cioenenglnfs
lTd)t rerferti9t, itno man fam. rerlldert fllb.
len, eas iIe BON erffer Site fein tperbel II.
,peld,e sr an ichr niebriseu prciER bcin
@rceen nnb Ricinen fir Saar @slb abieeen
wirb. sIile slrten cbensenannter Sd,ube II.
Stiefel tpereen aud, auf Brfirlluuscn 9e'
uacht. - Gr halt aud, Roracco eeoer unt
9runfs gum Irrfauf auf cane.
Srbers tperben NIT Danf empfanosu umr
ie9Irtdl bricrst.- q, al ~. ~ a.
Scaa @. Gmith 9I9cnt.
frTif "a. r131L
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
sIpril ID.

in q nentaun.
Ter llnterihrebeue benust eiele @eleaeus
heit feiuen Sreuneen uno benz gecbrtcn pnbs
lfum adtun9spca bic slnsei9e su MAIDEN, eas
er einen neuen s.iH
0eoers, Oaebls uno Tutter Stotr,
in Der Samiltcn Strase, ilntcrhaIb @rai9'S
G5aitbaule, In benz @ebdube ncrin 5Nerr S.
Sdmeion bas Shneioer @efd,dft betreibt,
srcffnet bat !; alIrpo er immer auf cano gu
halten 9ecenft, cine fd,Sue slnspabl 81
Sbers II. Spblsgeoer, Moracco. Geoer,
9ibsgeber, &altz uno SbaafsVels
le.-Serner - @aisene, Hc99ert
@ellbforns, 8u6waiSens llilo Sa.
fersMebl. '.a.5 So
,pefd,cs er alles 10 iebr billigen preiien su
perfanfsn i'm Stanbe iit-fo bdIt CT AUDI inns
mer eineit Sorratb a.-.....
Seblmeb( (Sli9inebD Gorni6rct
!Sorns II. VSaiSens6leien ,c.
Sr bat iprbcr Rhte nod, Ssoffen 9efpart
um feineu Stchr aufs bette sinSuridten nno
bcfft oatsr ourd, CUTE, tilIiaeu. piinftlideSc
bienuua, cinen Gtcil bcr 6fcntlihen 8unb'
fd)aft ju erbaIten.
Sacob Sret6ler.
aGeutaun, april "a. nabp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Jobip 8. Sf,sbc,
SSriebensridter in 9lllentann,

@ibt hicrburd) Rad,ridt, bas er cine 9lmtss
(tnbe in iciner lBchnuug in ter .SoamliItcn
Strasc, 9craee Der "eedla pdtriot" Drndes
rel 9eacniibcr, ertffuct bat; allipc or nnn
tcrcit III alIc ibm anpertrautc uue eurh fcin
sImt iur plidlt scmadte @cld,dfte fcrsfdl'
iig unc nit 3rcue ;u befcrsen. Sraceticncn
bon iraene eincm Z bell rcs Saunties werecn
ben ihm nngenpmmcr. 9Ind, pereen ale
Sfrcitersieu, als Geces, II. {. no, an bilb
gen Screerun9en prn ibm perrid,tet. sa.
Wai 1. .t .tas iiabD
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Q5pblfette 9Dlllblfeiue.

Der llnterieihncte benadrittiget feine
Sreuubc unc cas publifum i'm su9cmeincn
ebrerbieti9it, eas CT feline
Wtiblifein Tabrit
in Der Sames Strasc, Der Staet sllIentaun,
uuterhalb jcagenbud,'s @altbaufe, nod ims
mcr fcrtbctreibt; /; allwo er auf Soaub bat uno
gum 8erfduf anbietet, pon ecn teifen Derfers
tigten Mnblfteincn NIB 70 ipoblfeil ale fe
fcnltipc 9emad,t mcrben fcnuen 9lud, it sr
icecrseit bereit Rnhlteine auf Seifeuunscn
in fnrser 3cit Su MAIDEN. Sor. Boiler arbeis
tcte einise Sabrcn in bieieni @eiddft In phis
laoelpbia, pcburd er fd pieIe RenntnilTe
erpcrben bat, uno ed er tdalid in iciiicr
Derfitdtte ;u9rsen 1T, 70 ftmeiteIt sr fd,
int Stauoe Su lein, alle ciejcni9cn CUR 3ufrics
csnbeit bebienen Su fonnen, tpeldle ibn init
ibren slufrdseu bcebren rpcrten.
@aiper Soller.
2lllentauu, slu9uit so, nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

Slcrcnees, ,Sraics Ii. Strcbs
Scnnets fir Sdbies unc
Wiecs, Gibbcns II. {. 10.
--alle Die cbi9en @narcn
ipereen Elm treni9 WobIfeis
Ter scrfauft, ais all irqeno
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
9 Sebet bier!
81 nc @ Il cr
Sur ben VrlihiabrS San6el.

Sur petl VruhJ1DrS Sdnoel.
Das publifum bon 9Ilentanu unb llmges
gcno it ad,tungsppa eingelaoen, cine iebr
id,6ue uno sroee 2mswabl Sriibjabrs 9us
ter, ipeld,e foebeu erbaIten ipnroeu
S(n Dent 0eusOerf Stobr,
frhtcrtin bcpobnt BON Charles q. 9iuhs in
Der SanliItcn Straee Der Stabt 9Itlcntaun,
geraee cbcrhalb Der "eeha patriot" Drude>
rel, in 9lu9enftein Su nebnen. Criclbc bes
ftebt inter ancern aus fclgenben Waaren:
Srcfene 9Saaren-als:
Grape be Gain, Mcuslin be Gain, uno antere
eaeies @ropats, perid,ieeene anocre Scrtcn
Sd,nmls; Mchair, @rccicn H. anoere Wtts,
rnb SecferD Sanolhube /; WcusIin be 9ains
BON I2a bis so @ents-prints BON biz I24
@ents-Wuelm BON bic 10 @ents-blauc
Drifting BON 8 bis l2a.-Serner
.r} sSetneS Sud,
bon alien Sarbeu, bon as Scnts bic iu s3.--
9rD3ereten
RFRN BON elmer eSrsii9liden .z,zzz
HEE.N Site, icrsfdltis ausacs ESfRs1s Esf9
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bon 81 su 8 @erts - Sut 3uder su I2a-
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DC, Stdrfe uno ATE srten frild,e Speices.-
sIlfe sin aGscmeines enforcement @rcderD,
,u berab9eicsten preifsn.--Sbenfaas
Sonnets auf Die Wobe fir 1914,
"A Slcrcnees, ,graics Ii. Strcbs
"a. 8cnnets fir 9deies une
aass2 IN Wiscs, 9iitbcns H. {. 10.
g. - --sille Die cbisen @aarcn
1rzttfSS tperben ein reni9 wcblfeis
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eiitem ancern Stcbr, bte Die ndmliden @nter
oerfnufen. - Wlr betreiben @cld,dfte fir
glcrie unc nid,t I'm, gclo 81 MAIDEN; nnb
cabcr tperrcn mir uns niht untcruerfaufrn
laeen.
9aihtS miro serednet nm bic 8aareu sii
sei9en.
M. llGler.
or 9IOfc Arten 9dnbesprcoudte, ipcfiir Der
h6tite Marftprcis erlaubt miro, percen i'm
sIustaufd) fir Waaren aH9encmnen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
9Olerffebileen febet bier!

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Qferpe iperren perlanat.
Sclnllter- Suite.

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iNute fir Mdnn6perfonsn, nit 3 1ue, uno
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-05-03

How universal it is. We never knew
the man who would say ii am content
ed" Go where you will, among the rich
or the poor, the man Of competence or the
man wo earns his daily bread by the sweat
of his brow. you hear the sound of muir
muring and the voice of complaint.
The other day we stood by cooper,
who was playing merry tune with his
adj around his cask. 'Ah = sighed he,
mine is a hard lot--forever irollng
round like dog, driving away at a
hoop
'IIeighor sighed a blacksmith, in
one of the hot days, as he wiped the
drops of perspira,ion from his brow,
while a red no, iron glowed on his anvil,
'this is life with a vengeance-meling
and frying ones self over fire.
'Oh that | were a carpenter = ejacula-
ted a shoemaker, as he bent over a lap
stone, here ain day after day, work
ing my soul away in making soles for
Others, coopcd up in aliltle seven-by-ninc
ROOM
Il am sick Of this ont door work : ex.
exclaimed the carpenter, broiling and
swel,ering under the sun, or exposed to
the inclemency of the weather, If was
only tailor
This is too bad perpetually cries the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-05-03
NO. 46.


him; il was bite-lhat's all. He's q
lazy, good-lor-nothing dog. and you'd
better sell your right in him the frs,
chance YOU GET After some further tall,
Samuel acknowledged that Zeek was his
brother. The gentleman advised him to
buy him; bn, Samuel protested tina, hp
was such lazy vicious dog that he wan
ted nothing 10 do with him. The gen.
,eman began to have so bad an opinion
Of his bargain. that he offered 10 sell the
fugitive for sixty dollars. Samuel viii,
apparent Indifference, accepted the terms.
and the necessary papers were drawn.
Isaac T. Hopper was in the room during
the transaction, and the colored man re-
ques,ed him to examine the papers TO see
that all was right. Being assured that
every thing was in due form, he inquired.
and is Geek now free 2 YES, entirely
free Suppose was Geek, and tha.
was tie man that bought me; couldn't he
take me- Not any more than he could
take me- said Isaac. AS soon as Samuel
received this assurance, he made bow to
the gentleman, and, with additional fun
in face always roguish; said, Your
servant, sir: | am Geek. Mrs. Chilrs
letters from, NeW York