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The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-30
TIL e A c. d.
MONDAY, MAY27, 1914.
Keep it before the People.
VERMONT COONS AND HENRY CLAY
ON SLAVERY--REMA SINH
LARlrY OPINIONS!

snow, as in 1910, zee contend far the ABOLITION OF
the ODlOUS institution OF domestic SLAVERY by any
and every constitutional means.
The late Com state address,
"Mr President, it is not true, and REJOICE that il il
true, that either ofe tWo great political parties m
this country has any design aim al abolition should
DEEPLY LAMENT it ii il were true"
Henry clay, in The Senate, FEB. 7, 1889,
"Two hundred years OF legislation have sanctioned and
sanctifed negro slaves rs pr0perty."-Htnry clay.
ResoiUed That regard the abolition of slavery in the
District of Columbia and Territory of Florida within
the province and constitutional power of Congress, and
that urge upon that body the proprety OF lis speedy
abolition in the District and Territory. ana
passed by the CoOns ofthe Legislature.
81 am a son Of PTginid and shareholder ~ hrn'
tUcky, and wOuH suffer The TORTUREs OF THE IN
QUESTION before iTouH sign bWhaping for as co.
ject the ABOLITION OF S l. 4 T. Rf IN TIE DIS
'IRICT (or Columbia or in Any NJ i " " l. GWE
COUNTENINCE TO TIE SUBJECT.
Henry clay.
Only ncgroes are fat and sleek. N--HenrU Clag.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-30
NOT A SERMON;

Bm some srrioM reflections upon the IF
fccts mhich The morM dciinqucncies Of
man hare upon the Creation arOun0
him.
A stranger might infer from the arti-
Giles appearing in one portion ofour news
paper press, that the people of the Uni
ted States have not only abjured the
christian religion, but deny the existence
of any Supreme being who regards this
world or concerns Himself with the az
fairs of nations or the conduct of men,
Nothing, in their estimation, is so hypo-
critical as to profess belief IN God and
Providence; nothing so malign as to point
to events as governed by His general
laws or directed by his interposition;
nothing SO false as to impute the calaml-
ties of the country to the wickedness OF
its rulers.
We cannot conceive that any cOnsid-
cradle portion of our countrymen concur
in this opinion or are actuated by this
feeling. They are not prepared to re-
ject, not only the teachings OF inspiration,
but the evidences within and all around
them, that there is Being infinitely SUI
perior to ourselves, who has moulded and
balanced the globes of the universe, open
ed the fountains of life, filled immensely
with the wonders of his hand, and sus-
tains the whole by His presence and His
power.
Without coming over the lessons which
nature teaches, let us turn TO that Book
whence the Christian and civilized world
draw their religion and whose sublime
prccepts form the moral code, without
some regard to which, society cannot
exist.
The very first principle presented by
the Bible as the foundation Of the Jewish
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-30

"My negroes ar, fat aud sleek. "--Henry clay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21
PhOPLA"S LiNE or STE MBoA1S

a s1ese ~ DAILY, Sundays excepted-Thsough direct
Ex3 srn5s At T. NJ, from he Steamboat Pier between
Copssandt and Liberty streets.
John, Moalay, Wednesday and Friday Evenings IT.
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,. Captain A. Houghton on
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Evenings, at 4.
A. Five o'clock Ms.Landipg at Intermediate Places.
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Captain II. q. Crut-
tenen Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afternoons
at O'Clock VT
day, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, at O'Clock.
in Albany m anrle time 10 take tie Morning Train az Cars q,
the The boats and substantial fur
nshed with aud elegant and for seed
commodations anrivaed on the Hudson.
For or freight apply board &. Schultz
az The Onice OF The wharf aulorrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

h6IN NEW LlNE or PACKEIS FOR Nv RPOOL
E1 3Pseke q 2Sth Anygs,--Ihc splendid and favorte
.pb, will sail Monday 2sh August her day
The ships Of this line being all 1000 and persons
about embark for he Old Country will fail the
advantages TO pc derived from selecting this line preference
other their capacity renders every way
comfortable and convenient than ships Of smaller class and
their accommodations for cabin second cabin pas
sengers i is well known are superior those Of any other line
ofpackets. Persons wishing behs should fail
make early application ON board, foot of Wall street
w. X j. Il. TAPSCOTT,
AT their General Passage Office, 10 South street.
rrc AaiI1n I.In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

NJ. q ~ -uflIl .dItIl.1W GEluENT. = - "
ISLANp,l AND NEW YORK FERRY:
scass,a "a The Steamboat CiNDERELLA, viii run as
follows, Daily, from May 10th 70 Oclobsr LIST
A.. NJ. al go, b audi r NJ.
Leaves Port Richmond 20 g. and 10 minutes to
10 A. NJ; at l, "A and Ga r. M. II
7. NJ -~fftr rst~f -rr "
On SundayIeayes New York at and II A. NJ; at g. and
NJ Leaves Port Richmond AT 20 minutes and ~ AM;
al /, ) and ~ 7. NJ.
New York; May is, 1874 myll 6msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

Gen. Scott arrived at Milwaukee, en- route for The
frontier posts, on the 28th ult accompanied by
Captain Stephen Champaln, Of Buffalo, and Lieuls
Williams, Scott and Murphy.
correspondent OF the Boston Transcript states
that the Hun. Geo p. Marsh, Of Burlington, VI,
las accepted an invitation TO deliver The mkt
nual address before The New England Society.
James Gettys, Esq, formerly Grand Sire Of the
independent Order Of Odd Fellows OF The United
States, dice In Georgetown, ID. c., on Thursday,
IN the SD year Of his age.
Rev. Geo Sheppard, professor in the Thsocgi-
cal Seminary in Bangor, Maine, was chosen pre-
sident OF Amherst College, last week, IN place Of
DR.. Humphrey, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

that trial of speed between the two famous boats,
the Northern Light and the Belle, will take place on
Wednesday. The Belle 10 owned by II. d. Forbes Esq
and beat oil the boats al the trial at Newport The
Northern Light owned by Col. Winchester arrived in
Newport too late for the rnce and has accepted the cha
enge from the Belle, which comes Oft in our Bsy.-Bcs
ton Tronaript Aug. TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

TRouBIR IN RHODE ISLAND 1T ~ stated, That ar.
ranaements are making have ths whole military OF
Rhode Island under the 4th OF September NEXT
because IL apprehcnded thst disturbance will spring
political mesa meeting, which - 70 take pses or
that day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.
To the Public,

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-pub
shed day Of the except New Years Day Fourth
Of July. Price cents copy-or per annuuposases
paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-iubished every Saturday
momns-price 81 per copy 50 per annnmpost
paid cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of the
Herald is THIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this city
the Worid and, is therefore, the best channel for business
the city country. Prices deatecash advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed the moderate price,
and in the elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR OF THE HERALD EsrAsLlsHMESr,
Northwest Of ulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

Thcatricnls, &c.

| II is stated that the project Of new Theatre in
Boston has met with much favor in that city, and
that there ;lll certainly be new and good one
erected, with fine company 10 open in readiness
for the fall campaign.
The Comedy of "Quid Pro Quo" written by
Mrs. Gore, for Mr.. Webster, Manager OF the Hay
market Theatre, London, and which took the prize
five hundred pounds, has been brought out IL the
Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
John Davis, the boy who robbed Herr Alexan-
der, the magician, of twenfy-one gold eagles al
Cincinnati, Ohio, few days since, was arrested
in Kentucky and all the money recovered.
Mr.. Miolan, the vionisr,, for, Sc vrrsl years at
tached TO the Orchestra Of The French Theatre in
New Orleans, died at onadsonvlllr, on The OH
instant, after lingering illness He was a young
man of great promise IN his profession.
The Albino Family about TO give thee Con-
certs at Newburypor, where they will appear in
male and female characters as Albnos and Airi-
cans.
George H. Barrett, the well known comedian.
was at Philadelphia at last dates The Forum
says, that he is among the last Survivors OF the old
Philadel phla company OF Wood and Warren.
Mrs Hunt still continues TO draw good houses in
Albany.
Mr. Harrington, the vepfriIcquist, is proving very
attractive at the Concert Hall, Boston, IN cen
junction with Miss ST. Clair and Miss Hood.
Md'lle Fanny, a most beautiful specimen OF the
Orang Outaig, just received, is exhibiting al The
b oston Museum Also, Dr. Valentine IN his conf
caities.
Mr. 9. NJ Walcot, of the Olympic Theatre,
New York, is engaged at the Albany Museum.
Miss Kinlock is also at the same establishment
The citizens OF Salem are about 10 be visited nv
Mrs Hunt. Miss Fox, Mr.. Thompson, and Mr.
Howard, for the purpose OF Introducing, for three
nights only, the celebrated Bohe mian Polka dance,
with variety of other entertainments.
Mr.. Held, and MIR. Lambert, two welLknown
actors, here, were playing at the Theatre Royal,
Liverpool, in Webster's company. They were
both spoken of approvngly, by the critics of that
city.
Mr.. J. B Gough,sthe youthful Temperance lee
turer, is at New Bedford, promulgaing his greatest
happiness principles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21
SUlIMt.N ARRANGEMENT.
NEVARR ND NEW YORK.

NEfFA3K ND NEW YORK
FARE ONLY I2A CENTS.
The NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER RAINBOW
CAPTAiN JOHN GAFFY.
al On }s aud after Aionday May 70 will run a.
% A. NJ and IA IN Leave New York,
On Sundays-Leave Newark A. M and T. NJ and New
York at 10 A Nj. and T. "a.
Ere gh carried al very Reasonable
A1Atitp IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

LINE
yass%sa s41l FOR ALBANY AND IHOY.--AIoming
Line isoa the foot Of Barclay street, landing
X~....s2sE-.sg.. az ellnediae places.
The Steamer aPRE, csptl.n s. r. Zoe, Monday, Wednes-
DAY aud Friday hlorling al o'clock
The steamer TROY, Captain A. torham Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday Morning, At O'Clock.
Evening Line from the foot of Courandt street, direct
The Steamer SWALLOW Captain A. Mclean, Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday Evening" at o'clock
~, The steamer ALBANY Captain r. b Macy, Tuesday,
The Boats OF this Line, owing their light daught Of
able all times PASS the bars and reach Albany
Troy ample time TO take the morning Of for the
east or west
For freight APPLY board the Offices the
MharYps. NIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

Jence At The Cherokee mission, the Cherokee ma
lion vest Jesse Busyhesd, Chief Justice OF the SUI
r.rne Court OF the Cborokees He wss enjoy ing ex.
isr, health on the 1h OF July when he was attacked
i,h he fever o that climate He ives native and re-
mail abIc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

The AsrrRENr TRouBLRs.--The Anti enters
held another meeting al Schodack on Saturday
We are informed that II numerously attended and
that much excitement prevailed They were addressed
by one Of their number In most nfammaiory hnrangue,
IN which remittance OF the law TO the utmost extreme YVES
especially urged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

bow UP AND FIRE AT UPPER SrTLLwATER.-
Saturday night last the Bowling. Alley connected
with the store Of Mr. odgkins, Upper saltwater Vii
iage In OdtowD, was blown up with gun powder by
The store It's contents CONSUMED by Are, the
oss AN Estimated by Mr.. n oil two Thousand dolsrs
Mr. II. has rendered himself quite unpopular by selling
liquor which he has been repeatedly prosecuted and
he actions now pending in court. Il 10 greatly 10
be smpnted that any should be engaged the
The laws should b. violated by any person in their
temps suppress the sale. We trust efforts will be-
made detect the perpetrators Of this high handed ou.-
rage on right aud law. The only safety Of thu
munity is having the laws maintained. Wing,
l,fSl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Jabr9an9 III
gS Gilman n a c n.

Otcfc 3cituu9 wirb icben Wittnrd auf
einem 9rc6en SupcrsHcpal Spscn, nit gan;
neucn Sdriftcn, brraus9c3cben.
Der SubicripticnS 9lrciS 1T ein G + a.
Ter oes Sdhr5, in Boraus sbesabtun9.
SIM San oies nid,t oefd,icbt, 70 wereen Gin
Sbdler uno fanf unc spau;ig @ent6 an9es
red,uet.
&eiu 5ubicrbert miro fir lreniocr ais 6
Rcnate auqenommcu uub fcincr fann bic
3citnuq lufacbcH, biz ale 9tildiliHec carauf
abbcsablt iIro.
observation-disclosures, speltlc Cit 8ielCf auss
maa,sn, lpsrpcn crrtmdl fir cinen EbdIcr cius
gcriift, uup fir iecr fcrrcre GinGilfuro filnf
uno spaniig @cnts. = 8r6Bcre mad, gers
biItnis.
Dicjcuioe weld,c Die 3eituu9 nit Ger prft
prer Dem potrcitcr crhalten, ml6eu lelbIf
bafTr beSahlen
9luc Sricfc an bic Soerau69cbcr miilen
20 It fr e / cinaeianct perccn, iOnit percen
Ge nidlt duf9cnommen. .a .g
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
OefentlteGe 9Senpu.

Stilf Mcntaes unb OienIta9s cen 25fteu
lno 26itenWdrI ndhifens, an beiccn So9cr
nm 10 llbr &crmitta9s, fcQen am SNduic ces
perfrrbcncu 6 a nj c Q { d, cr, in &C.
9Bbcithau Gaunidlip, 2cda @auniy, frlacn
be arttel anf Sfcutltder Senou pcrfanft
perecn, nimid,:
pfcrce uno Yfcrbc @clttrr, 2 4.9dule
9SGoen nit Wobry, ein 1sadulS Wogrn, cine
9dut6 Carriage. 9 Ccarbcrn 9Ed9en, ;ipcl
Soclss uuo swei Saac'S Sdlittcn, YHiige, 3
G99en, prpcn cine cine pcr3iiglidle QScIid's
form g9Qc it, Ncl:s uno neulcitern, 90 Stlld
!ftuc6pieb, Sd,dafe, Sdweiue, gIcpfclmiblc
9Binbmilble, Srchbanf, Hladsbred,c, Sats
tel uno 3auu, Trud,treffe, @rdsicnicn, els
lie Guautitdt gSeiscihen Ylanfrn fir YSd9s
1ter, Waluus ScoreS, 2 Nausubren, Scs
fen nit 9tchr, 9iid,e, Stnhle, Sureaus,
Irahr6, Better uub Settlaecu, Cd uno 8iis
dcnIhranf, 29cScaeue Sndien, cine Drps
retIdufioe Nlintc. cine illbcrue Snfmbr, Gil
terne uuc fupfcruc SeiIcl, Safer nno Stdn'
rer, atIc 9trten Sdretner' uno 3immcrsSes
fd,ur, uno ionif nct picl Soauss, Saucrn une
SSiidcn @rrithidaftcn Su ipettldufti9 bier
81 mcleen.
lie Seeiuoungcn all ben Serfanfsta9en
uno sIufnortuu9 ocn
Satcb s g. g. Seihler, s elc'cr.
Dctcr Mtdlcn
Tcbruar %, nqim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
2l0t9nte- -NatGrtltt.

Oa ri d,claus petcr, uno feline
6rol SoIcme, ben SNelccltcro 3aunfd,ip, 4cs
t,d @dniitp, ucrn'ittclit elmer freiipiGi9en lles
bsridWeltnra, cotirt Sdnuar 90, 1874, af'
lbr GNentbum, Iie9enbe6, pcri6nljfcs, 70 wie
pcrmlld1tcs, an ben llntcrseid,netcu iibertras
gen bdten, uno sipar gum Beilcn Der @rebites
rem ocs bciaatcu Tidlelaus peter, 70 nerceu
hermit 2IlIe, ,pcld,e nod, auf ir9cno cine slrt
an bei1gten lctcr ibuloi9 lIno, auf9cfcreert,
irnerbaIb Bodheu on;ubcsableu-unb Scls
dc, mcldc nch redtmdsi9e 9lniprid,c an
bclaqteu 9tiholous pctcr hntcn, pcreen
ebeufdIs oufaefcreert, inncrbaIb cbcnbcltims
tenn 3eiraunre lire Hed,nun9cn mohlbcfds
tigt cinSuhduni0er, an
Stathan 4Seter, 9lllf9uie
c5arulr 81, no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
OefentliCle 9Senpll.

Wfittmcd,s ben 13tcn Mdrs ndd,itens, nm
10 llhr Srrmittaas, icacn am Sodulc bes llns
tcrihrietcncn 1T giorbsgSbeitbaa Gaunidp,
fctta @ounty, fcI0cuee sIrtidcl auf 6ffentlis
der 8cncu pcrfaHft werten, ndmlidb
Wfcrte uub VftreesGeIthirr, Hincspich,
2 oduls BSscil, Gin ls96ulS QBa9en, pars
&C G99cu, Socutcitcru une Sd,dmcL Spcrr'
fcttcu, Crcidlmafdiuc, acpfelmilhle II. Scis
pcrprcfIc, unb lcuff nrh cine 9rcsc Scrld,ies
bentcit bon Saucrus 9crdtbltIaftcn Su un,s
ffdueIid, gu nelcrn.
Die Sseiuaun9cn am 8erfaufstasc une
slufnartun9 bon
.. Sanicl Gtcfel.
Tcbrnar %, nq3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Ectraar %,
OefeutltC6e 95enou.

O1ittmcds ben l3teu Mdr;, I'M 10 lltr
8crmitta06, irlIsn am SNauic ecs llntcridlrics
tcncu in SoduCuer Gaunfdip, echa SauutD,
rffcutlih ecrtauft mcrccn ......
Ifcrec Ccius eapeu cine iuuAc trddltiqe
M6hrs) }, Nfcrre' @cidirr, 9tinc5oirh, pobcl
fh friIdmelfcuoe Stnhc mo e,n Inn0er
Hurham Sull bcfuocn, Sdladfe, % Sd>mct
nc, Gin itartcr 4 @dulsw09Cn nit Spcrrc,
unc Gin lcid,tcr Gjiuiswa9cr nit SnetD, .
.ifarfc &ardrdSer paige, Sg9en, SlcIss unb
S,euciterli, Wiuemuhc uub Strobtdnt, ctu
Sard,9cfdlirr nit Sattcl SdltrtfdWCn, EnAs
,unb Spcrrfshch Srchlan9eu uno Grub
battcn, Srud,ts II. &lccflamrnsS Sicbe, Truhts
rcff uub @raeicnieu, Eicncnf0rte, Gjruuo:
becrcn beim &uGd,el, 3iber uno Stdnecr els
tic 8 Saq llhr, swct 9rcec Sild,e, Stnblc,
@iicutdfru uuo lonit nod, cine 9rpsc Ser.
fd,ieeeuheit bon Saacrn uub Saus9crdtbs
fdoften. ra ...
Die SetiaunDcn am @crfoufstnsc unc
slufwartunS bon
20. Sriecri6 q. 9tiiec.
Eebrlar 81, "3nI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Oefentlttbe 95enpu.

SamitaSs ben 16tcn Mdrs nddftens, nm
10 llhr 8crmitta9s, iclIen am Naufe ecs per'
itcrbenen Yeter 6 bert in SceiceIber9
Iaunffip, Qed,a @auutD, fcl9enee 9Irttfel
anf 6fentlldcr 8enou oerfauft peroen:
3 pfcrbc uno pferecs9eIhirr 9iinespieh,
Sd,aafc, Sttpctnc, Gin 2.gdnls Wa9cn NIT
Sabep, Gin l.9duls QSo9en, 2 SoclSidlittcn,
Gin SaacidIitten, Spci p1liae, @99e, II. icnt
nod, allcrlei Sauerns 70 fpie audi Saus9es
rdtbihaftelL Su rpeitldufti9 Su meIcen.
Cic Secin9un9cu AM Gerfaufsta9c uno
2lufpartung bon
Saniel Gtert, 19r>n,crs
Saniel Straut, ~ Wv
Scbrldr %, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Q0t0mte- 91aCtrtCht.

Ia barles ip uuo ieine Srau
Auua, BON Der Staot 9lllentauu, eeha &C.
permittelt einer frewilIi9cn lleberld,reibun9
batirt ben 22ecn Sanuar, 1914. al ibr @is
9enlbum, licgenees icwchl ale pcri0nlihes
uno permiihtcs an Die llntcrScihnetcn iibers
tra9en baben, uno sWar gum 9fubcn Der Gre.
oitorcn oes befa9ten Charles Seip, 70 ipcrs
ben hermit 9llle, tpeld,e nod, auf ir9eno cine
9lrt an beia9ten Seip ftulci9 lInb, auf9efcrs
bert, fpbalo als m69lid, ab,ubcSablen = unc
fclde melthe nod 9ercdtc 9lnfprid,e an be.
iagtcH Charles Seip baben, iIno ebenfalls
eriud,t ibrc Retnun9en wctlbcfdt8t eillsus
bdnci9en an
S1n,ltel gOlcper ; s(,Yfonies
Jtatban Seip. >''''S"''''
Scbruar 81, na4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
SSGacs,rica,t.

SSSn eem Matien9ertdt fit bas @auntp
9e6a.
Su TER Sathc Ger GerttctIun9 uno Sd,dtitug
beS lie9enccn @igcnttums ees perftcrbes
men @ourab bcrtarb, lestbin
prn .. Wilfcrb Gaunfhip, echa GauntD.
s!n Die Grbeu uub 9cIebmdei9cn Heprcicns
tarteu oes crfa9en perlforbenen @cnrao
Sbertaro : 9iadrid)t wiro hermit ertbeilt,
caB cine llnterinhuug gebatcn mrb, an benz
lcetberi9en NcbnhauIe ecs crfaeten 8crffors
bencn, III .. Wilfcrb 2aunld,ip, Qrda @auns
tD, auf SreitagS ben 22ifen Mdrs nddftens,
nm 10 llhr Scrmitta9s, 81 benz Gnbsped I'M
cine Scrtbeilung bcs lic9encen Scrmb9ens
ces crlagten Serifcrbenell an Hno unter feis
nc Sliuber nno 6Gprclentanten Su MAIDEN,
penn oaeeIbe 9etban percen fam obne Scrs
urtbeil ccer eem 9atseu 81 id1acen i'm ents
9e9en9cieBtcn Sal eaeeIbe benz @eieB gemds
III fddecn. 3u meIdler 3et uno Srt Die
8necr nno Neprcfrntantcn beiipcbnen fDns
uen, renn &c cs fir nGthia eradtcn.
GicDr9e QSetberhclo, S6erif.
Sderiffs Slmt6itube,
9IOentaun, Tctruar 81. le44. s nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
( $40. 2.
S0iatcs Ncttit

Geber<Siefer in Der Staet 9ltlentarn,
Stattet ieinen Ssunben uno bem pubIifum
ilbcrbanrt ieinen Uanf ab, fir bic libcrale
llntertnenn9 bic er genoGen bat, unb benad,.
rldti9ct ticielbcn su9lcid, baB er Elm pcllfdns
ciges 9Ificrtiment
Der So aaren
ouf S.anb bat, an leinem Sd,ap, in Der S,as
milton Strase, 9ieubarb's @ifen Stcbr aes
9cnilber, uno brim @rcscn uno 8leinen an
philaccIphiacr preieen abiest. Scin 9cr,
ratb beffebt aus rr.gr $50.
Sau6 glitter, Sleif6ffGnter, &rauts
ffaneer, gutter.Sdier, @alfsiitcr
NIT hrlserilen ilnb ciferneil Heifen
Gtmer bon allen @rD6en uno Cor
tel, Suihels uno balbe Snfd,etS
Dcfs unp babe YefS, .anseifrihes
ne 9liber nnb elmer 8afb<Waz
fbtnefr, u. ~.
@r ocrfertigt aud, 8atcs3hbcr auf gcGfels
lung uno ancere Sebs9Irbcit auf bic fiirscife
glrsei9e; 70 ipiro audi Slids2Irbeu bon ibm
untcr billi9cn Setin9unscn perrihtet.
StcbrbaItcr pirb ein litsralsr Sltsu9 fir
Saar @clo erIaubt.
ScbrHar %, t-a na3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
OefentltCbe 95enpu.

Dcnneriia9s een 2sften W1drs, um 10 llbr
Scrmitto9s, am Nouie he's peritcrbcncn
Sbrmns Sfioo, leBthin BON Soancoer Sauns
fd,ip, Qed,a @auntD, fcn anf SffcntIifcr Sens
on ucrfauft nerocn ndmli6h: ..a...
gett nno Settlaecu, Gfidranf, Siid,eus
fhranf, Sureans, | Ge6f Giif, Stiiblc,
lltr nit 5taitcu, Scfcn nit 3chr, fupferncs
unc eifcruc 8eiIrI Snfabr, l Sudle, Sudus
iitdt tSdrtcifeln 6diTcr, 3nber unp Stdnoer,
Gfia, Shlcifitein, 6uh, SHcu bem Suns
ocrt, 9cialscucS 0iinos uuo ShwcinesS sSlcifh,
Sd,m0ll unc frnit nod, picle Soauss, Saus
crur uno 8udcns @rrdtbidaftcn Su ipeitIdnf'
tt9 Su meiSen.
Gie Scbin9ur9en ant 9erfaufstaSe unb
9lufipdrtun9 bon
Sede Sirr. 9fsr,ors.
6. 9e,pis Sibr, @V''' 0'0'
Sebruar %, 1874. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
SlaCbrtCht

wrb biermit gegeben, bas Die llnter; ;eid,netcn
ale sIominiiiratoren oerSinterladenid,aft bcs
peritcrbcnen peter 6 bert, lestbiu bon
{,eicelbcrg Saunfhip, ecd,a @auntp, an9es
ileOt woroen fInb. 9llIe biejeni9eu caber bic
nod an befa9te ointcrla6enifaft i'm 6ilds
ltanoc fnb, meroen hermit aufgcfcrcert ius
nerhalb brri Wcnaten ansurufcn uno atsus
be;ablen, - uub ale efjeni9en wsld,e nod,
reftndBige Soreerunsen an gemelcete Scins
terla6enifaft baben, belicbeu ibre 3cdnuns
gen aud, inuerbalb bcfa9tcr 3eit trchlbeifds
tist ein,ubrin9eu
Daniel gbert, Oeicelber9.
Saniel Straub, 2pnn.
Nebruar %, nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Qnt1nte- -9lahrtCbt.

Dd SoenrpSeitler uuo leine Srau
@liiabeth. bon SbersSauccna Saunldip, See
td @auntp, oermitrelit siner frciipilIi9en ues
berfdreibung, batirt ben "a. Sanuar, 1874,
all ihr @i9entbum, lie9cnres icpobl ais pcrs
ionlidcs uno permifhtes an ben llnterseid,s
Ben Ser tSrSSG Ssg casRO RR OsE iy iH :
fer, 70 werbeu biermit 9Illc, rpcldle nod auf
ir9cno enc 9Irt an befasten 8eitler ihuIoi9
Gnb, auf9efortert, icbalo aIs mS9lid, ab;ube'
sahlen-uno irld,e wrld,e nod 9ercdte gins
lpriid,e an beia9ten Seu. Scitler taben, iInc
ebenfaas eriud,t ibre Gehnun9en tpcblbeitds
ti9t einsutdnoi9en AT
9lnrreip 6. @itman 9liii9uie.
Sanliar 81. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
GeIeQ(cbafts- -2(dHclmg.

Die Geld,dfts 8erblHnuna strild,en ben
llntcridricbcnen, unter Ger Nirma pcu 55ds
9er, Secf uuc @rmr III mr. lc9enicitt9er &tns
witliaung aufacI6fr rrcrrCr. 2IIIc meid'e
Gcrccrunocn all beInatc Tirma hcten telic:
BEN ihre 9ed,nunaeu baIo rin;ub6nht9cn, II.
Ollie fclchc msld,e nod, auf ir9cno clue 9lrt
al bic benorte Sirmd fhulei9 flne, fpereen
ebcnfafls erillht bel irgeno eiliem Der untcrs
ibrebencn, Cucu oenen ieoer etnSetn autcris
Irt III absulettcln) anSnrufrli, uno fldti9frtt
slt MAIDEN. DE Silher Der Srma III Der
Staet 9laentauu ftno in eer Sclnecn ecn 6.
Sd9er, unb pcu 59auOprr an benz 9cpchnIi'
Cbcn Srt. .. ..Er.5 81
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Qette slaCGrtCGt.

Slae cieicniacn tpeldle INNER nod, ihuIci9
ilnS, all Or. O. 6. Sdcu, frihcrbin Ycn Sr'
aclspiGc, lri cS in Icten ceer Snditbnleen,
flnb erniflicb crlud,t BEL qSillcnsbtp Nr9ri,
Gia, al cbcr Dor ccm l5ten slpriI nddltenS,
ausurufen une absubcSablep. Splltc cbi9c
giad,riht oeruad,liei9et wcreen, 70 IIne mas
tlrlid, llufciten Die Scl9en - tnerm idlcn
mcbr ais cine mdsi9c 3cit Grreit 9s9ebcu
wuroe. ... -....
9rifftb s. S6ou.
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