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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
Oefentliefle 93enpl,.

Wittwcds Den IL. 9ipril, feaen am Saii'
fr ecs perifcrtcnen W1 / f nel Q It an.
in SiiebcrMaeun9ie 3annffip, eed,a @auu'
tp, fcleente sIrtifeI auf SfrntIidler genSn
prrfauft iperoen: .
pferrc uno gfcrbe @efdirr, Hinbspieb,
Sdaafe, Sd,ipcine, sipei 9Gdgen, 2 SpaSisrs
gSdgen SelSs Sdllittcn, pfnse uno @g9er,
WinbmhbIe, @.unbbeeren, Gin Barrel slep'
fcl Srauntemcin, eine slepfelmiibIe, Sans
8ISde, Gin preBsSlcd, Scfen NIT 9ichr, nnb
font mod, UicIe 8auern' uno eansserdtbs
fhaffen .u peitlduftig ,u meIben. ~
Die Bebinsun9en am 8erfaufsta9e unb
bon 9fE
Ganiel 2 9aiiian, 3 fen. : ato,ors.
Gellbcn Safiian, W.
stpriL 8. na--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
0alr9all9 III
B G oiuoun n a G n

,Diefe 3cittn9 pirb jcben Mittwcd, au
ettent 9rcBen SilpersJcpal Sc9en, init gam
neusn S6riften, tcraltsse3eben. :
Der Subieripticns' 'preis 1T Gin G b a,
Ter oes 5abrs, in 8crausbeSahlung.
SIM Sal ctes nidt 9efdiebt, 70 ipcrben Gin
1haIer uno finf uno slpansis Gsuts anse,
rcdnct.
zRcin Subferibeut pirb fir rpenacr aIs G
Wonate angencmmen, uno fcincr fam bic
3eitun9 auf9ebru, bis aac Iildifdnec baraif
abbeSablt fnc. v.tsf -
8efanntma6unger, psld,e elm 8icred aus,
inamsh, tpsfDrn oreimal fur einen ShaIcr cii,s
9eriift, uno fur jeoe fernere Ginrldnng fiinf
llno slpansi9 @entS. = @rSsere nad) Der,
bditniB.
Dieienise weld,e bic 3eitung nit Der pplf
oeer Dem Yoitreiter erbalten, miiGen ielblf
baflr beSaben. ~ 5,a
allle Srisfe an bic @eramsasber Hii(Ism
20 4 fire. ieinaciauot wcrben, fcnit wereen
ile nid)t aufgcncmmeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
2tnilae Z! aoallae q!

Ter ,lnterseid,nctc bistct All tem Stcbr
ber ocrren Sec. 'YSenncr uno ecmp. tn yI'
Ientaun, am Gaitbaufr bon Sacob Slider in
Grcrlcrstaun, unb an Der M1arp sInn 9urs
mace teS J,errn Soratio 3rerler oerbeserte
pai9e sum Scrfauf art--OicieIbc fIno bon
9iltcn @atrriaIeI unb bnrd, quite 9lrbeiter
perferfist, lmS iInb pcrtbeiIbafter beGer nnb
caucrtaftcr, als alle aneere bic bisher in,
8etraut, acipeicn flno. Gos Sdabr 1T
gan, bon Stabl perfertist unb fam Dor unb
auf Die Scite 9erildt, nno auf bicfe 9Sciic
chnc es ahgeleat iu bcfcmmelL 9ebrnudt
lpcrcen, bis eS beii,ahc 9dnsIid, ob9ennet ii.
8aucru tuereru es su ibrem 8crthcil ftnoen,
wenn iie fd, cicle 91llae anihafen.
Wtablon Smitt.
9Ipril 8. ro3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
Q(0tanie- -S1albrteht.

Da Scnas Ne #, unc ieine 6ran Wla'
ria Raeealeua, bon epun Saunidtp, eedla
Gaunty, permitteIlt einer freipilli8sn llebcr.
1cbrcibuua, catirt, ben 5ten Mdrs, 1914, au'
ihr @i9cnthum, licgcnees fcwcM ais perlSn'
lides uub permil6tes an bic llnterSidlneten
ibertra9eu baben, uno spar gum 9ingen DER
@recitcren bee beia9ten Scnas yfeff, 10 iper'
ben bicrmit 9lle, rpeldbe nod, anf ir9sno e.ne
9Irt an beiasten Tsff fdulei9 iluo, auf9etctr,
bert, iunerhatb 6 Wod,en an3urufen mo ab'
,ube esablen-lub ioldbe, tpeldle ndh 9ered1fe
anlpriid,e an bela9teu SonaS Hef baben,
ilno ebeufaGs eriud,t ibre 9tedlnun9en wcbt'
bsitdtist einsubdnbisen, an
SSobn 0ef, Z 2sf,iTonica
9lbam @crn,an, it. s N''
Mdrs 10, naSn'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
81 a Cb / C1 t

piro hermit 9egcben, bas Daoio @cbman
nno slbrabam 9edteL 9Iff9nies BON Sacct
6allman, BON SbsrsWiIfcro Gaunld,ip, ibrc
Rehnnns bon Der 8pnSiebnns ihres 9ertraus
enc IN Der protbrnOtar 9Imtsiiube in 9ed,a
eauntp einsctra9cn baten, rnb eas befagie
Hednnng Der @curt bon Common plics, am
29ltcn GAG 9Ipril, nm 10 llhr 8crnittass,
CUR Seltdtignn0 pcrsele9t tperoen tpirb, falls
telne einmenonnSen ea9ssen 8entadt iper'
oen.
Daniel. .Werb, Drotb.
Wdr; 27. nab@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
gpril 3.
Q(0tQllte 91a(Grtebt.

Rtdctaus 9frtb unb fcine Sran
Gattarina, non Obcr Sauccna 3amidtp,
Psd,a SauntY, pcrmittelft ciner frciwiOiacn
llcbcrId,rcibuus, batirt ccu %. Mdrs 1914,
aa' ibr @i9euthum, icipcbl licacnecS ale pcrs
itnlidrS uro pcrmildtcs, all bic llnterid,rle'
bcnen ntcrtra9cn baben, uno sipar gum Tus
scu ccr @rceitoren ees tcla9tcn Gidelaue
9fctb, 70 perecn hermit allc, Wclde nrd, anf
iratno cine 9rt al ben bsia9ten Gcth iduls
biz fnt, hermit auf9efcrccrt iunertaIb a
Bchen bel ir9enb cinem Der llnterselhneten
-on,urnfcn uub ob,ubeSa limb icIde bic
nod, gsredte Scrberunacn al teia9ten 3ctt
baten, ,pereen cbsnfans 9cbcten, inncrbalb
befaster 3sit ihre 9iednun9en wcbIteitdtist
einWbdneiaen.
@ccr9e Nott, } 9Id1onies.
Saccb Sie s ""'S"s'''
sipriI, 8. na4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
81 q el)rt6t
q eb It g.!

wirb hermit ac9ebcn, bae bic linter;eid,neien
ais sleu,iniitrdtcren bon oerSmterla6enfdlaft
bes ueriforbenen M id,ael Bat | a II,
lestbiu BON SdeecrsDlaeun9ie 3ann(dip ees
d,a Sauntp, auaeiteIt ipcrbsu Iue. = slac
oiejcu,esn, weld,e an befaate einterIoBen'
ffaft lduloi9 ltuo, ,perben eruftlidl ouf9efcr'
bert bis Den 2Ofsn Rai ausurufen uno obnt
Ssbl Nid,tisteit gu nidd,en, NIB Scfd,e, BIZ
nod rebtmd6iae gnfprnd1e habsn, fpercer
sbenfaIs anfaeforbert, ibre 9tdnnn9et tpcbl'
teiidttst einjuhdnoiaer, an ssfE-s
Nanie( Saffidas ien.
n. ~ 6cItten Sa(ttan.
mar; u. na6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
q q tl rid

,pirc hermit ae0eten, BAG bic llnterfdriebcs
men ole Slcminiifratoren bon Der SointcrIals
lsstsfhHh bon qDnn 5annfdlip, Qcda @anntD,
eruount wcreen fluo. slltc, ipcld,c aitf tr.
9cno cine 2trt au tein9te S.interlafIenid,aft
ld,nleia iIue, perecu aufaefercert innerbalb
8 N1onateu absubesahlcn limb Scldle, fpcl'
d,e ncd, rcd,tmdeige Scrberunscn batcn, bes
licben ibre 9icd,nur9cn iitncrbalb bcia9ter
3cit ,pctlbeitdti9t cinsubdneisen, at
cSobn Gcie, Columbia Ganntn
Soenrp 9tcie, YerfS @auntp,
9lnbrea5 9ieit, 9e6a Gauntp.
slpril 3. *6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
slprif, 3.
9(0lanie- -S1aebrtelt.

Da Q alcmcu Q. Soe tier unb ieine
Nrau Qpoid, BON SiicsgBhcithaG Gaunfdlip,
Qcd,d @anntp, rerntittelt cincr freiiriiligen
llcbcrldweibpuna. eo.irt ecn %. WdrS 1914,
an ibr Gi9entbum, icipcht Iic9cnecs ale spic
pcrfonIidcs uuo rcrmiihtcs, all ben Inter
fd,ricbenen ibertragcn bdten, une spar gum
Tuecu Der @rcoltcrcn ces bclaSteu Solcmcli
o. Socifcr, 70 werecn h;ermit ATE, mcidse ned,
aut irgene riS:,e g9...;; ali zen bela9tcn S.cier
ihnletd GGinc, hermit aufgefcreert innertalt
2 cuicnatc at,utcsahlcr, unb irld)e ale nod
aered,tc. 9lnfprildle an ben bcfa9ten SNetier ha'
Ben, sperben eteufaIs aebeteu, cbne 8crsue
ibre 0lsd,nuusen pOblbefdist etniubdnei9en.
al
- SO. 8. Slumer, stfit9nie.
sfpri( 3. NOON
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
6.
Wcblfetler Saubc(,- -5of
lit GliHsY Yetb(ebeu,


Die unterfhrisbenen benadridtiaeu bas
pnblifun, eas ite an ibrem 8retterbSf, ,tpis
iden oem eed,a GIus unb bem @anai, new,
ltd ipleeer einen frifhen 3ufas BON gretter,
u. 10. erbalten habrn, ipelder tbrcn Gtef
su elnem Der idSnifen in, @auntp anaefdncE.
len BAT. DerieIbe bcifebt mic foIst, aus
2Set6e ltnb @elb geint Sloorbcarbs,
gSeiGpeint Soarbs, Semlcf Gednt,
ling, Sparren Seibing Boaros,
9clbpetnt Scdntlina galfen, Ndns
nel Scarcs, @elbpeint Ntanteu,
Sbinoeln. II. {. rs.
Sie iGno niebt allcin in, Gtanee 70 spobk
ffl. foneeru. niiff, tnehIfeifn- ,u ncrfousen ala
lr0eno eln Searohdnblsr an Der qedjd iiiiS
Ger Nadbarftaft inbem flc ibr 8aubeI,
ielbIt id9en nnc MIR ciuen 9Drrfit, unb ,rpar
tebr eerin9en cdrauf MAIDEN, 70 bas ibrc
prete ben hartcn 3eiten entfpred,en tperbfn.
Ddnfbar fir bereits acnofIene SunbIbaft,
bohen iie enrd, cine itrense siufmerfIamteit
auf ibr 8efddft, fernerhin fd, Elm 1beil Der
6fentlihen 8unefd,aft su scrftaffen.
Dreffon Srcf unc Go.
SnesSettIebem, December 90, nobv
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
SterteljdDlic6e Srtef- Qtfe

Spl9cnbe 8riefe fInb an fen 9lpril i'm 9Ils
lentaun pcffs9Imt lie9cn ssblicbeu:
6. 9lltum, Schn Grous, 8alentine griid,
9iathan Deaf, sInn Waria Hiefenccrfcr, Sli'
eer Dunlap, @ccr9e Heilp, SameS 8ledncr,
,@l(cn @ihelberscr, @err9e @n9elman, Sot
ram Wcuticr, Sfaae Ncecr, 9, cScbn Scns
itcrmahcr, 9hcmaS Sriccrid,, 9SilIiam @cits
ilcr, Scbn S,iic Gbrm. Trancis Socffman,
Wid,acl JoiIccteutcl, @barieS SNeine, @errae
Sccrer, Siiae Sfnapp, 3hrmas s.. &erns, 2,
Saecb &eeler, 8cer9e &. &uaue, cpbn Sc.
u,erD, &cubeu 5femerp, rphu &uaus, @hae.
eprafdL 5rieerid Wusfcpf Wm. @ilImrier,
Saecb WiNer, Senjamin Mcpcr, Saecb Stas
gel, peter prebif, Ghcmas patterion, S.cns
rp 9icec, Saecb Hube, 6. .. 9teidert Sec.
Smitt, @brm. Schn Scibert, genj Siens
9cr Sonatb SnDncr, S.iSdwcifdfcr, 9>cter
Scaorcdpes, Gnhrni,n TpfA., Gf1. 2ssrron
Srerier, oaccb 9anoiue, @barIes g8cees
ring Senrp Rieanc, Schn 9)re.
Tpcrfcnen speld,e griefc in Der ctiaen
Qilte babcu, ipctlcn Die @nte habcu, ouf tcni
pcif,9lm 81 mSrsn cae llc befannt 9cmadt
fne.
q. 9. Gube.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
9lahrtClt
Mdrs 90,

tpirb biermit seseben, bae bic llnterseihnetcn
als 2iominiffratoren cerSinterlaGenidaft bes
perifcrbenen peterGbert, lestbin bon
SeleeIberg 2aunffip, qsda @auntY, ai19e'
ifsllt pcrcen fno. sIlle biejenigen eabcr bic
nod an beia9te SoiuterlaGenidaft i'm Nhd'
itanee ftnb, tperbcn hermit anf9eforbert iis
ncrhaIb brri HRnnatsn ansuruten uno absus
pe5ablen, - ,ino allc eiejenigen tpeIcbe nod
reehfnlast9e Soreerunsen on 9emcIcete Soins
ferIaiienfd)aft babcn, beliebem itre 9Ped,nuns
gen aud, innsrbaIb befa9ter 3sit fpcbIbeftde
tigt eiu;ubrinaen
&NIllSk SptrE SJss~-~<
Daniel Straub, gpnn.
Ssbruar %, nq6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
olsarlllllla oll fSUo1er.

Der tlurer,cid,uete iparrt tivrniit afle uno
ieee bic i'm @ebraud, haben anf fetneH edu'
oerien ,i Sifd,en, fcldes jn nutertdBen, ms
benz or eS burhdus niemauo edanbt-Sni
enteesensefeetsn Sal rpire CT I'D, ar eR ean'
besaeleBe ,psnesn, itno tiejeni8sn bic otefe
,ciilitbe Boruuna nid1t ad,teh, sertdtlld) be'
lan9cn laecn. s4..-g
9t(erancer 8, SnauB.
MIR, ~ na3uj
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
2eGte 9dCGrtCbt.

ollie biejeniaen peld,c INNER nod, ftuIbig
fno, an Or. O. 8. Sdca, friihcrbin BON Soc
qelspillc, fei es in 9iotcn cNer SudfhuIocn,
fIno ernitlid, erlud,t bci Wilcusbbp ToseI,
GIq, an uoer Dor bem l5ten 9Ipril ndd,fens,
ansurufen uno ab;ubesahlen. SclIte cbi9e
geahriht oeruafldeisct fpcrbcn, 70 ilno mas
tiirlia, llnfciten bic Scl9en - inhem fdtcn
mshr als cine mdetse 3cit Credit 9sseben
fpurbe.
griffitb s. G6oa.
gRdr, 6, ua4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
g c binaM Il q en-:

1, DieIeS Berf foa ans etwa 500 9rcs
Sttap Seitcn beffeben = IN outer, lesbarer
Sd,rift, auf fdonem papier 9ebrudt, itno ir.
QsSer eauerbaft ein9ebuneen ipereen.
Q. Der prsis fir llnterffreiter iet elm
GbaIer funfsi9 Gent {, ipeIdcr
beim @mpfaRs ees Suds en.ritntet iperbeu
mue. sur Nidjt llnterldjreibcr tperben
sl.75 serchnet. DAD EGtb piro etwa DO
preoi9ten erbalisn. 60 fimc baber bic Elm.
ieInc preciSt auf fps.d9er ais GsntS 81 ite'
belt.
8. Wer Setn linterid,reiber iammeIt, rns
fir bic ge3abluus gut itett, erhdlt bas lite
fret. Ber 25 ceer ntehr iamnielt, mne fir
Die Sesablnn9 biir9t, ertdlt einen Tadlae
bon 90 prpSc MT. f.a.
4. Sn Seoem @auntD In 4snnipluanien,
aber, in ecni so oeer nehr @renplare iifi'
terfbriebca iino, fcllen bic Binder Rciienfrei
all ciaen prsbiger cher aneere besttdlnets
stericn ge(eneet Nofroen, bon 100 aus man
6ieSelbe cbne Shpieri9feif erbalten fam.
S. aIe resclmdeigrn 9trebioer bcr 9isfer'
mirtsn cter eutheriften Sirehe, flno bepoa'
n,dd,tiat unb hismit listepca erhidt, Cub
Iferbenien In gmpfdns gu nehmen. Gbenfc
| Fuo dHcsrs grcunce barnm asbeten.
Seniamin g. G6ne6.
Gtdmtersturs, i'm. SetrldrJ 1874,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
Die Deutfebe &ansel.
Cine Samm(ltn9 auserleiener Yrebi9'
tet eer 9e9enlrdrtigen :3ett. /.
Sebruar %,


Cine Samm(ltn9 anserlelener Yrebi9s
ten Ger 9e9enrdrttgen Seit.
Der llntcrfdricbsnc sscenft Elm Werf uns
ter pbi9em IiteI gum Drud 81 befcroern,
fails CT basu biuldnslid,e Grmunterun9 bon
ieineu Treuuben uno bcm amerifaniid,sdriffs
lid,eu Wublfum erbalten folIte. @r 9laubt,
bae Gin Icld,cs gBerf rpie er beabGd,ti9t, uid,t
MIR quite 9lufnabme finoen, fcneern aid, nit
pielem Seqcn beqleitet ieiu rpiirbe. Seine
glbfdbt III cine ober mehrere preei9ten bon
ciuer 9insabl Der beriibmteifeu @pan9eliihen
!Ransrlreenern Der neuern 3eit 80 Iieferu.-
llub cs 1T bsfannt baB Deutfd,lano cine 9rc'
&c snsabl folder Wdnner aufSmpeifen bat.
lDdbrcno feiner Heile mad, GeutIhlano i'm
perwid)eusn CONNER, bat Der llnterfdriebe'
ne @eleaeubeit 9ebabt iolfe 8orbereitunaen
III maiden, rpeldle ibn in bcn Stano feBen bic
Stiltbc cpan9elilfer SanselberebfaH'
felt bon eortter nad unisrer Deinlatb ~ Ser'
Ieben.
Der Serausacber fam ;nperfdtIih br'
bauptcn, bas cine ioId,e fernhafte nno rcid'
baItiae - lalbnn9ss uno taIentpclle Sdmui'
luna BON Yreti9trn pie cben au9csei9t, nod
ric III eirIem eanoe in Der eentd,en Sprad,s
cr1hienen it, @r hcfft eaber, oaB oiefee
llnterucbnen, peld,es natiirlid, NIT picler
Sclfen perbuneen it, burdt cine pielieitias
lluterlfiitung pcu ben Serlhieeenen d,riitli
-d,en @laubensbenenurn9en beforosrt rperoer
| nirO
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
april3.
Giue 9sclfs- -95erf rfammllln9,

Sctne Yartbeisllnterlbieb.
slm Ccnncrifas ben lten 9lpril, icll am
@dithdnic pcn 6 fepb Sonn 4 f T. III
Socieelbera Iauufdlip, eed,a @auntD, cine
8eriammlnn9 ctnc MhdFd't auf partbei 9e'
haltcn iperber, Inn ben ae9enwdrti9en be-
brin9ten 3uifane unicrer Staatssan9ele9en'
beitcn in Grpdaur9 su ncbmen. - Wlau sr'
nartct eine ltarfe 8chpchnuug.
8iele Sarbesabler.
9ipril 3. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
0allrteltl

ipirb hermit sc9ebcn, tas bte lintcr,eid,ueten
ais aresnt0fs,, her ;, rs,SiBgts,lqeen{daft SB ees
SlbsgSteitbaa Taunidip, ecd,a @auntp ers
nannt tpcrten fIne. 9llIe tiejsnigen oaber
weltbe nod an befa9te Jointerlaecnfd,aft int
9fildifanee flnc, ,per6en hermit aufoeforoert,
innerbaIb bret Wcnatcn anSurufen uno abslt,
beSablen lluo ale bisjeni9en be nod, 9e,
red,te 6orecrun9en an 9cmelbete pinierldls
fenfd,aft baben, beIieben ibre 9ied,nuuecn
audi innertaIb beia9ter 3eit tpObIbeitdtist
einsnbrinseu.
Saoib Mert,
QSilIiam Werk
Gbparo Wers
WldrS 20, naSm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-29
New Stock OF Goods.

lust RECEIVED general stock of DRY
~ GOODS, comprising in part--Fancy Prints.
painted Lawns, latest style Calicoes, Ginghams.
Nankins, Victoria Twils, Brown Holland Irish
Linens, Persian Plaids, heavy Cottonade, Lama
Cloths, Gambroon, Grass Liner, Kentucky Jeans.
Linen Drills, BELGIAN Lasting, cheap, bleach and
brown cotton Cloth, from Sd TO Cd wide, Ozna-
burgs and Bed Ticking, check and striped Cot
tons, satin and summer Nesting. plaid Cravats,
silk Scar!s, with almost every article usually
found in Dry Goods House.
Also stock of Hardware, such as Cutlery of
every description, Sheet Iron, Anvils, Vices,
Mill and cross cuts Saws, bstered and cast Steel,
Shovels, Scoops, Forks and Spades, Nails of all
sizes.
GROCERIES--Prme Rio, Java and St. Do
mngo Coffee, Porto Rico and N. o. Sugars. Mo-
lasses, Rice, Salt Petre, Indigo, Nader, Cope
ras, Alum, Pepper, Spice, &c. &C., old Apple
and Peach Brandy, Wines and Rum.
Together with large stock of Ladies' kid,
morocco and fancy buskin Shoes. Gentlemen's
fine calf, seal and kip Boots and Shoes, Slippers,
Youths and Boys Boots and Shoes. All of
which will be sold as low as any other house for
cash, or on the usual credit to punctual custo-
mers.
N. B.-Country Produce, such as Flour, Bees
wax, Flax Seed, Corn, Oats, &c., taken at fair
marke: prices in exchange for goods.
ISAAC PAUL g. co.
May Q, 1874.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-29
New Goods =! New Goods =!

HAVE just received from Baltimore and Phi
lade)phia supply of Spring and Summer
Goods, which l will sell on the most reasonable
terms for cash, exchange for country produce of
all kinds, or sell the usual credit of six months
to 2uncIual customers, consisting in part Of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Calicoes, Lawns, Balzarines, Shoes,
Boots, Molasses, Queensware, Sugar, Hardware.
Coffee, Ginghams, Checks, sc. would be glad
all my friends (and of course that includes the
public) would call and examine my stock, and if
they are not pleased in the quality Of the goods
and terms, then tell me candidate for the
Legislature, which ] am not, and if you meet
with any of your friends who do not Subscribe for
the Spectator, just inform them, if you please,
that am not a candidate, don't expect to be- but
have fine assortment Of cheap and seasonable
Goods, Ladies' Bonnets, &c. for sale on the m ost
reasonable terms.
Call and examine any how. will take pleasure
in showing you my goods free of cost, and to sell
you them will give me extreme pleasure, to saw
nothing of pocketng the money.
FRANKLIN II. GEIGER.
p. S. Ladies' Hose for Sd. and Is. and Corn
Hoes Tor IS. April IL, 1914.
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AIn-"I6 tie Mountain."

They arc coming! coming and bark how teir cheer
Like the roar OF the ocean surf, bursts the car;
ihcy are coming coming from East and from w est
In grandeur and gloom like the thundc clouds crest
They are coming coming the sons of the North.
And the land of the South pours its cv airy forth
Ten thousand bright banners are beamng on high
Zach bearing our watchword, 'sWe conrucr or die
Oh, list! the Clay buglc hath sounded the CALL
And ITS soldiers arc pouring from hamlet and hall,
10 flock round the standard Justice and right
In the pride oil their soul and the strength of their
And wo TO the focman who stands i'm their path
AS they press TO the field in the gloom Of their wrath
Ten thousand bright banners bcaming on high
Each bearing our watchword, owe conquer or die
On the falchion of each is the flash of the morn
Each one on the altar of freedom hath sworn
mat his sword returns not to the place Of its rest
Ill his cause be revcngcd and his wrongs be rcdrssed
I'LL the noble Wing pillar in triumph ascends,
A cloud to its foes and a light to its friends
len thousand bright banners are beaming on high
Each bearing our watchword eve conquer or die
Come rally come rally bright, bright beams the dav
freedoms soul is now bursting shout for our "Cay
Conc rally come rally u charge and shout,
AS the blast OF our busle rings chccrily out
Conc rally come rally one effort TO save
'Ihc land Of the free and the home of the brav,u
len thousand bright banners are bcamine on high
Each bearing our watchword, ''Wc conquer or die"
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LETTER FROM GOV. LETCHER.
Loe@oeo ehanccs repudiafed--OM Kentucky /,
FRANKFORT, KY, July eth. 1914.

'sP"NsUscu-Ofu
FRANKFORT, KY, July eth, 1914.
To the Editor of the Albany Argus:
Sir: My attention has this moment been draw,
TO letter published in your paper on the 18Th
INST, purpoulng to have been written by YOU,
! maysVi'le correspondent, in which AMONG othe,
th'ngs' II is stated that 'the detection Of Gov
ae'cheT' lpresent Governor,) and many other in.
n"en,'ai wings, cannot fail greatly to weaken Mr.
Ciay's strength if it does not wrest from him The
| State" of Kentucky.
Let me tell you, in the most emphatic terms
your correspondent has grossly deceived YOU i'm
tins statement, as far as l am concerned. The
detection here imputed TO me is utterly false and
uniouhded' having not the semblance Of truth about
III. On the contrary, have been the warm and
untlrng friend of Mr.. Clay for quarter of a CEN
fury, and am so still. There is no man living in
whose integrity and patriotism have more un
bounded confidence. So far from being opposed
10 him, would rather see him President than anv
man IN the Union. Ii is my most deliberate opin-
ION that his election at this time is called for by
every consideration dear to freemen; is hphly
essential to the best interests of the people of the
United States; and at the same time absolutely
necessary to the safety of the Union itself.
repeat, that there may he no misapprehenson
or misrepresentation on this subject, Henry CLAW
is the very man (and no other) who ought. in INV
view, at this time, to be called to the head of the
nation. He has the wisdom, the experience the
honesty, In short, has exactly the right head and
the right heart, to place his country in its true po
sition, and 10 protect all lis great interests
These are my sentiments, never concealed or dis
guised. How your correspondent could have
gotten 1t into his miserable brain that had anv
DETECTION about me, is mere than can imagine
Why, sly, in the darkest hour of Mr. Claws no.
iitical fortunes, had the honor, though quite
humble, to be one OF his fast friends. l saw, and
knew perfectly well, how cruelty, how villain
ously and unjustly he illuminated bv the
whole combined pack of heartless revilers who
were bent on his destruction if possible. | did
not then desert HIM or his cause and now i'm the
day oil his prosperity, when the people are wait
ing anxiously Tor the proper moment, (the fall G.
iecuon') TO award their distinguished benefactor
the most glorious triumph ever decreed to mortal
man, and at the same time TO pronounce Just
Judgment of condemnation upon his accusers, !
shall hardly, on the eve of such victory, be
found going over to the enemy. | must beg the
favor OF you TO do me the Justice to insert this
note in your paper Immediately.
Very respectfully,
Your obt. serv'r,
X. p. LETCHER.
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w IL I u u L d 4 d
AND OTHER PAINTS.

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Ferdigris in oil, do. dry
Chrome Yellow, Prussian Blue
Spts. Turpentine. Copa Varnish
Japan Varnisi, Spanish Brown
Spanish Whiting, Chrome Green
Brunswick Green, Bremen Green
Venetian Red, Paint Brushes, &C.
Those in want of any Of the above articles will
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purchasing elsewhere, as we are satisfied thew
can save at least 20 per ct. by purchasing of us.
All we ask is trial
PAYNE e. LITTLE.
Scottsvile June 81, I844.-tf
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BOOKS! BOOKS!!
NEW AND CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE.
ROB ERT cow AN

Ro q e RT cow AN
HAS REMOVED his Books and Stationary
: TO the new building one door north of Messrs.
Crawford d Cochran, where he hopes all those
who have so often wished for book store in
Staunion will call and give some tangible evil
dence that they were sincere in such wish. He
has now on hand good assortment of School and
Miscellaneous books ; and will by the Is, of
September have his assortment greatly enlarged.
lie has just received supply of books. &c.
from Philadelphia, among which are the follow
ing Debate between Rev. A. Campbell and Rev.
N. l.. Rice, Boardman on the Aposloical Sue
cesson, Hetherington's History of the Church OF
Scotland, 9th Vol. Macaulay's Miscellanies, The
Book that will suit you, Baird's Religion i'm A.
merlca, Miss Leslie's Complete Cookery, Goth
edition, with Improvements, supplementary re-
tceipts and new appendix, Sketches of Life i'm
Texas by Satisfied, Sketches of American socie-
ty, ny Seatsfeld, Polk and Dallas Songster.
Blank Books, Foolscap and Letter Paper Silver
Pencil Gases, fine Sealing Wax, AAoat and A.
shore, a new Novel, by Cooper,
CLAY LETTER PAPER.
The Sd Supply of the "Yalier Kirers,"
Verplanck's Illustrated Shakespeare, Pictorial hi
BILE No. s.
Stanton, August, 1914.