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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

sSp Eetufdtauo fno 25 GiieubahueR Dol,
,,hnGu. " tcinahc bcrnei9t uub !? prcjrfs
,iSt. Die ucIlcnectcn eIuiru Rebmtu cine
EtrN6e ton 1889 9Reden ell clc i'm 8au
Z: bfyr tIfrlieu $50 9Rrilen uHb eie prcjcctatcu
3, 096 Oiellcg. Gehid,ldno bcftt J52 lGcis
len &ifsabdbnen tur l.0UU. 900 Rrniden /;
GrantIe,h l6 Sn9Iano AZ. unc Set0ica
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11
Serntuut.

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rcn Mehrheit als je supcr. - 9 a B c,
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gum @pupern6r errpdblt worbcn. 9lud in
Ter @eIrs9ebans babcn Die QBhi9S ein ifar'
fes llebcr9ewidlt. QBcbl9etban Scrmpnt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

Inturfpiel.- - 9Im 2litcu 9Iu9uft
ipurrc in Serwif 1aunidip, 9Ioams @auntD,
pa. cu &inb 9cbcren, wcldlc6 snei Uoll'
fcnmcne 9cfrlmte 6 Dpfe hattie. Sc lrbs
te ba es ;ur Welt fam, farb aber eini9e Ws
nNten earuadI.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

9lm 10. orri9cu Monat6, blieS Gin fd,Icd,s
ter MenIt ben rbern Stcef oes joauirS einrs
S,errn Gibbons, in ct. @cuis, init pulper in
cie Quft, pdbrcno Die @inmcbner BARN id,lics
fen Steiner ais cerr 9. waro bacurd bcs
fhGoi1t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

lmertfaner auf @uba gee
.han9e u.-@dpitain Stiff uon bem Sdlcos
ncr Mcra @aitle, benahridIti9t tic SocrauSs
9ebcr ccs 9teaDcrf almcrpan Gcpubtcan, pas
am Gienifa9 efn 6trn sIu9ult in IcGuaunI
.Spct 2Imcrtfdurr unb finf fdrbi9r Didnner
9cbau9en wcrIen fcien, neil tie an ocm lce'
ten SclaYeuauhtanbe 2bru .genrmmfn hats
.tIu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

Su @inrinnali fuo bis jcet ), 4rinGlmilb.
len III @au9e, unc cine leopitc miro wirflb
aebaut. Ciele lino i'm Stlntr td9lid, 900
DiaRcueu Srl Su IitferH. @sncinAatt pcrs
.Gcis heI saussn SBe:eR. 9ieucrIcaus une
ntcbilt mit9erehuet, init ciclem 2Irtlfci, Der
sspr furicr 3eit ncb pru bru 6i1ludcu S.taas
atfu beSp9en puree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

Gs hsist, bas oas 8erm69en Srn. sIifcr's
in 9ieuYerf % OitIioneu 2halcr bctrd9t. -
Gr fam bcfdnntIidb arm III oieIes 4anb, fcd,t
als 9iepGlutiruSlcloat uno Ucroanft Die
GrunoIa9r ieines 3cidltbums hauptldhllh
rcn NNcl,hnnrcl nit brn SnGlanerr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

Gr ocu Sctciui9ten Stauteu 0nb 9e9cns
roy',9 l39 Miihcn fir &attuncrudcu i'm
loan3 Cicle ecrfertiaen, mie tcrehnct 1T,
'e,"tdtiih ll4,000 Stud, wenn icIbe so
...cn in Sahr orbcitcn, 10 erQicbt iid, eis
sGmmc pCu Z, SOC, 600 ;u 80 Yaro has
.-.-... .tefcrt fur jSbr gGribsperipn i'm eanre
Hsai0.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

Eco pom . hIuden eiues
p V9itcine e.-gin l4jdbrges WGo'
"nI, 9tnmcus @aua9bcr, nabe bel Srcofs
.ruH, itarb nCuItd> an ben Scl9en einen pfrs
raitcin bmudterSufcblIdcu. aer;uldhr S,uls
fc muroe geruielL aIIen allr WiIttsI Waren
bcracbenS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

9tatbau Wt ller @iqr orn eirler
Gtaot, nurce bel Der lcktcn Sisun9 unlerer
Court, ale 9cd,tss 9rpalo in ben perid,leee'
nen @eurten eicIes @auntie6 sugela6cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

Sn WputiceHu, pormol6 Scifericns 2dnbs
1llt, betinoet fth bermaIcn Elm 9lpfrlboum,
rer an ben liolioben Swct9cn rcife Sruht uno
an r:u nD:clhen &lutbcn bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

elm Stsn sIu9uf wuroe i'll Springfclb
%an(d'pt tSrontIin @nnntp Snriana, 8 bn
= lea Den CT, 90 Soblc alt uup iem 9iCfs
te, Somes ecnem, 30 Sabre
alL prm Slib crldlaacu, ols SIC (tdD unler ct
gem $tdwnbanm gum Sdas 9c9cn oaS
4ErItCr 9Cludtct bdttcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

~Sei Der am 5tcn DieIrS in eaueaiter
9ebaltcnen 8eriammlun9, iclrn nidlt perI'
9er ais 10000 gBbi9s su9c9cn 9emelen fem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

Qeste Bcd,c Scripraug Der 6cd,rr cine,
PccDmctipe auf Gem Reactn9 Hie9elUeg, mo
rurtJ 4 Nrrioueu nu9cntidIIb 9ctSbtet pur
cen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

3pei GSd)ter ccs Nerru Danicl Oafters
non prcble SauntD Sbic, ,purbcn neuIid,
burd) einen gIeitrIhl 9etSetet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

Dcr lcBte 3romnlle = Der
IcBte nod, lebcnoc Srcmmlrr tci Der .Sdlladlf
. rr s,uurrr Sotn, mcpnt III Soartfcro, u. y.
Scin Jiame il 0fufus SiugslcY unO erfreut
lid, Ecd, ter hcllcn @eiunetcit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

per,pcrfcn murtc. Diefe 9Bbia Witglirbcr
bcitdnbcn barauf eas eas 8clf bcItnst uno
fcin SntereBc aufredt 9etalten-bas amerh
fauiIhcr 8cwsrbfeie btid,nst weroen milee
se9en Die un9crcdten @infihrrn bon ausldns
oiIbrn Blaren -llue writcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
copy Of a letter from.a POSTMASTER, dated
SrocKBRlpcE, Mass Dec. 49, 1872

Mr.. ISAAC BUTTS,
Dear Sir have just received dez of Wistars Basam oil
Wild Cherry through Messrs Harndens Express, or when
vou nv thanks The reputation OF the medicine had
preceded IT, End think, for country village. shall make
large sales of have already sold OF IT, winch un-
erstand dong wonders especially TO gentleman who has
used the advertised medicines for liver complain and con
srpon He has had severe cough for year and half
winch nothing could check for any length of tme until he
commenced taking Wistas Balsam, and although ha has
taken bat pert of bottle still his cough has almost en-
tirely lett him. He had taken - BOTTLES OF D"cnah
HUNGARIAN Essam Of Life" with little no benefit
y IL. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
r. The following beautiful lines from the pen q
genius and loneliness are worthy of their gloriuos
theme:
From the Louisville journal.

u The following Deautifui INES from Tue pen 6
genius and loneliness are worthy of their gloriuos
theme:
From the Louisville journal.
HENRY CLAY.
THE dav was beauliiul-around our bark
In sparkling waves the flashing waters stirred,
When, on the deck, one form CHANGED 10 mark,
Tia, made my quick heart iuter like bird
turned away,
Yet, something whispered, ere his name heard
is HENRY CLAY
How like vision float before me now,
While Fancy stamps with seeming truth the whole
That stately form. that pale, expansive prov,
Those Iips where smiles bright succession stole,
That eve of blue,
From whose unshadoved depths his very sou!
Seemed shining through
Worshiping genius, had long desired
To meet this modern Cicero; and, when
Nv chances sought the glimpse my healt required
A more than mortal grandeur awed me itieh'
For, as ne trod,
Though but men amid his eiio"-ihe"'
He looked God.
Oh ,bop. by fears unmoyed, BY threats unbent
AMID The struggling tides that round thee roll
The meeklv great-the purely-eloquent-
The bright one speeding onward to the goal
The iirl-the true
In whose all. glorious praise feel my soul
Exalted TOO
Were some gifted spirit, whose bright lays
Glow with high thought and wild poetic fire,
Then would sing for thee song OF praise,
Such as thy loftier spirit should inspire;
But Ger the strings
No poet bends; a light hand sweeps the Tyre
A woman sings
Yet may breathe thy name, and bid thee press
On mid the adverse waves that round thee beai
Such barriers pave the way TO sure success,
And frrnness gathers strength from past defeat;
The torrents force,
Though turned aside, still struggles on 10 meet
Its destined course.
No, for the narrow views ofparty band,
Not for their tickle praise, or loud applause,
Dost thou stand forth the champion OF thy iand
The firm defender OF her sacred laws
To light the flame
Of patriot zeal, TO aid thy country cause,
Thine only aim.
And soon NAV our loved land, too long oppressed,
In beauty smile beneath thy mild command
Thou 'rt throned already in each patrlot-breast,
And the high hearted ones throug bout the land
Impatient wait
To see thee take in thine unerring hand
The helm of State.
oh HENRY CLAY! The nations truest friend
The lofty seat, for which thou ST nobly striven,
Shall yet be thine; for, if the angels bend
In answer sweet to soft petitions given,
The heartfelt prayer
That my full spirit now upliits TO heaven
VIII place thee there!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
= IhronSh In from 10 70 IS Day ,..--ADAMS * co.
nav Ing nan their arangsm4nt 10 successful for
fIal months ae prepared To receive tr-weey
Packages for New Orleans by the central route In the
Iaar-sed-nted tms For further information please apply
y B. Packages FOR all the nternediat. CITIES II h. d.
,ers4 n much lass time than oy auy other line aatf
'I'ht undersigned, GIVE. ENGINEERS. viii
4 make S15rsys Estimates cost and exports Tor Rl-
NAYS Canais Noads Docks, Whares, Sustaining " ais
Bridges Ct every description, with plans and srecicatios
AID When ;fI'nsd will iu;ernteEd their execution
rock esnats the OF removing The sane bay Mi
su,Tey n ard report on The best mode rendering wsr
will make drawings and sreci:icatons Of iSTrovsrspis -
inac1'ns ard aId inventors procuring letters patent The
business requiring personal attendance at Wasbngton
VIII ae' as agents :T ,e sale OF Letters Patent so OF Mill
Mines, Quarries Machinery. sc. ' " .-'
Address either Of the Undersigned at ss Merchants, rx
change. New York EDWIN ( ifiHSS6I
nle 6ms WILLIAM CASEv'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

NARROW ESCAPE FROM TWO BEARS.-i'hcrc
have been so many hoaxes successfully palmcd OIL
upon the public in the shape of Bear stories, THAI
it is with some reluctance we publish the tollownS
statement, although have il directly over the sig
nature of Mr.. Samuel Carter, OF Perry, who Obtain
ed the facts, as he says, from Mr. Bard, whom he
characterzes as man o! undoubtcd Character
We give Mr.. Carriers own words follows:
Two Young men, Charles Partridge and James n.
Bird, shouldered their guns or Thursday week, and
with knapsacks and canteens well filled with the
good things of this world, sailed forth into neigh
boring wood in search OF game They had travelled
about four miles, when they found themselves in the
midst of heavy growth OF lemloCk, and near by
was boiling spring. Being tatgued with their
tramp, they seated themselves tGlled tree near
the spring, and We're regaling themselves with Il
little OF the good creature, when their attention was
suddenly arrested by rusihng anon. the bush and
dry leaves which lay behind them. They started
up and found themselves in possession OF only one
weapon OF defence, their bottle having lett their
guns leaning against q tree behind them, and two
huge bears planted between themselves and the
tree. In this situation they tried 10 righen the
bears by hallowug. The bears however, were not
10 be missed down; but showeda disposition TO com
mence hoSntes hy advancing toward them snarl-
ing and crashing their teeth like hungry cannibals
Their case, tor q short time, appeared desperate
indeed. Partridge tainted with fright and fell TO the
ground which was u little descending, and rolled,
as if by design, immediately under a large cut OF
hemlock bark, which was partly raised from the
ground; and he came in contact with it, il fell
from the limb which supported it. and brought il
exactly over his body, which is all that saved his
life. His companion, being very athletic man
took 10 tree aud in climbing was but very little i'll
advance OF his pursuers. Both bears at FIRST as
cended the tree after him, bat one soon abandonc
1t and went off through the woods.
AS soon as Bird had assembled as high as he deem
ed prudent, by supporting himself with his hands
he was enabled 70 keep the remaining bear at bar
with his feet. This he did for about fifteen minutes
when in attempting TO get long knife from his
pocket with one hand, he los, his hold upon the
Tree, and came down upon the bear with his whole
weight which was more than poor Rruen bargaincl
for. They both came 10 the ground, Bird ,opmoS,.
In descending, the bear fell across a limb, which
broke, and the pieces inverted, and penetrated 50
far into his side TO cause his death immediately.
The only damage Mr.. Bird sustained, was the loss
of his pantaloons, and about twenty scratches upon
the calves of his legs, which not severe 1t Is
supposed The bears induced 10 quit their dons
by the lumbermen who are operating near the place
where they were first discovered. Bangor Eng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

Complaints &c 40 better cence is wanting 10 snow
woni-ul eicacy than to mention that 10000 bottles na
t- sold in year. And IL now the most extensively, -
md fyota Cough Medicine that has been lntroasfe
nro tf- United STATES Il recommended by SONG rs
cacy gee the numerous certificates that accompany me ~
econs IL Is superior any other Cough remedy nov by
the Pr Triptor WI BROWN. Also, c7Tyrgh las s s
secured the label EIrred according 10 act o. " he
District Govt of MASSACHUSETTS, Also the bottle an
MIS- G4ljnets Indian Basa.n Of LiTrEwOft aud n'-
hound" ,,,,I;a
in Boston bv YIN Brown DguTys!s afd n ,@, Gsn 10
nshed New York b. \. b. * Sands, Druf6 "a espt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

EAlRBANkS'SP PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
he manufacturers have brought these Balances very
great OF Perfection, and their notifications,
have adapted them 10 all the purposes for which heavy
Sons are sSulIed o weight; Il the mechaical constr!
sion, eare :: taken 10 secure STRENGTH, DURABILITY
e1id AZ. -accurscy merely specific point
the Platform and ;h1uug t- enre from The I5west
70 the hig hest capacity OF the Balance
These Scales KEEP their adius tnnt reriacty are never
bic 10 deIaIement and seldom 10 r erprns or
They are II as IN most OF the Railroads. United States
and IN some o them they have been oag IN use the
being perfect SO also In the Dormant aud Portah, Scales for
weighing Merchandise Merchants and others vino have d
them IN cobson use ios succession OF years testify TO tn
uniform accuracy and the fact tia, they apsar
b These Scales have also b.eu patented IN EcIs
where they e1ses.vely used both private warehou
and public railways - -
EDWARD FIELD, No. / Piar,-srr.., sr6
J. W. THORNE, No. lls Brosd-strret
o2e cody Sew-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
.sDr. yyistar.s Balsa,n OF Wild Cherry

CDR. yyistar.s Balsaln OF Wild Cherry
tn, greatest medical discovery OF the day II cures all
more Asthma OF 10 or y gears standing We will WARRANT
CSTTiON limitations Of this wonderful remedy are
spfinslns up all py Of the country called 9y various
Wild 1,herr; &C. besides numerous Others Our recommend
atoms its virtues used word for word except subs
,utus some unknown medicine for the true BaSam-the puce
ofnedcines whose merit will sell them is REDUCED II
short sabteEuge and TICK i; Escorted to e rain oil
The, be cautiJus aud get the medicine that
CURES Sold Only I25 Fulton street, corner OF Nassau
New York: Dexter, Albany; Gorham, New Haven; r. "
Rnll Hartford d23 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
- HORSE SHOES-Warranted superior IN

~ Observation-Disclosures superior IN
3eveyy respect 10 any heretofore u, about the
eli tn bar. Al doubts on this subject he
removed, by sending s. by mail otherwise, leo tb
sorted Sizes vail immediately be aid-d-warrautsd 10
snit tie section OF country for which they ordered
& Co. ~.rr.ns, Hart Lesley, J. e. Heart s. broh-r
Troy; Lewis Benedict & Co., John Townsend, Albany,
P:srsocs Co.. New ork Charles Smith, SnstnI Il. NJ
g. w Jones Philadelphia, and Z. fr.t Brother Baltimore
where farther information may be had on the sutj-cI-
Troy Iron sud r!ail Factory. HENRY BURDEN
anol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

f6,4y ESR s .Iaaxq qE As6 5T 4ITEh
MEDIATE LANDINGS, leaving from tn
Sianluhca riei tourtlanJ and Liberty s;leats
viii leave above f. NJ Thursday and Saturday.
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. A Horghlon. will ieav"
AZ above at p NJ. on "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
For sszgs regh; ppiv t" p g. Schultz, al TIA oi!ce on
orc y hoard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

TTNION DOOR SPRlNG.-Those who regard
the door berg esy left OPEN would consult
well hea.h havng hi, desirable and much improved
spring attached their doors For sale al John street
where orders may also be Jeff have them adjusted ms Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
R4TCIW o. LIVER WORT

BALSAM OF LIVER Won - :,
Mrs. NJ. i. GARDNEHS iSD DIN
BALSAN OF LlVEKWORl az
HOREHOUND has now been IN rfs ~,
siye use for the past fifteen years, anu T.,
gained a greater reputation than any ou..'
article CIV in use for The cure Of :. ogs,s'
Colds. Phthisic. Consumption, AstnmGi
'yVho0ping Coughs, Bionchitis' ahc ,hs
Complaints, and dlseassS93' W,
Lungs, and affections OF the throat LIZ,
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no IRON MASTERS CT sale, Mill Silcs
n the Immediate negh6orool .tBitun,lnous Coal AID
Iron Ore oil the hstquay penn tSsitahe nearest pot
Y tioe water whore such Coal and R found
lhe complete with Philadelphia and baii
more oy Canss and Railway For Pamphlets descrirye Of
hs p.opef' and farther Information, aprly to Arehibai
hgantye Albany 70 Archibald Robertson Phiadephls
10 the undersigned AZ No IS Merchants Exchange New
where may be seen specimens OF the coal and ore; also,
r1N 6mA " r c.sEy Civil L .ui.aa.
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TOLORlNG OR DYING hAlR.-WHlIl.
permanent black By The Moorish HaDye Sold al 30 cen
81 bottle at the OF the American Easls 50 Chsh
Brooklyn. d2o ln
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Pu.,,ic stock Exchange, Jan. 4.
brighton Cattle r1arkct.. :. JanuaTyl /.

Brighton Cattle Market. January !.
At market Beef Cattle lea Sheep ana ~ swine ffo'
$50 TO goo Beef Cattle nnsoid ,;,
rncrs-Eeef Catle-Fornsr prices were not sustained
I'D 5O first quality Is s second quality 80 -; third
quS ieegp - lots from 81 to 81 H. Weters from So
TO So so.
Statement Of Brighton Marks-lGt3., 1872.
Re.f C.,,,e 1895 81, G85 1852. 70 O701
Stores 1866 1870. II, 26 ei7u -:N
Sheen SO G2e ll36io lU6 tJJ
S";na 43,0G0 l78 Gcg.. 1895
H., ~, 81 I2G GA Sl,74l jas
ioIai >"e ,o,i $500 - loan 1889.
,r,lo- V.lpe Nunb Value. Numb. Value
E.sv,s g, G07N 81, 1907 23St3
Stores % 20 4oossl ~ ?s $500 9OSS
swine. i,872J Sc ooo) ''-
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Misery OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE UPPER
PART OF ERzoEgIRGE (KINGDoM OF SAXoNY)-
La Democratic PaciGque gives an extract from
la Reoue MensueIc de Biedermann, from which
we learn that great distress prevails among the
lower classes Of part Of Saxony. The number
of waterfalls furnishing water power for machln-
ery, promised recently to enrich the country, but
the excessive production has caused stagna-
ton. The workmen hoping better times have
lowered their prices beyond what they could al
ford and this In turn has rendered 1t necessary
to reduce the price of labor; so that the distress
has fallen in the end it always does on the
poor. The misery seems to fall especially on
the manufacturers of lace in the mountainous
regions. Not being able Is SELL they have been
compelled to lower the price Of the material, and
as usual in such cases, to press young children
into the work But the misery increases in every
part so that potatoes three times day, with
little sweetened water dignficd with the name
of coffee, furnishes, the year round, the break
fast, dinner and supper of the people. This rs
in times of abundance. In bad times even thi&
nourishment is not obtained, as last year. when
tneEe was u scarcity even ol potatoes Inc WIZ
ges Of lace maker is from cents to cents Il
day; of an cmbrciderer of patterns, about : !
cents per day. The same is true of the miners,
leaving terrible state of society in those healthy
mountainous regions, where we have been accus-
toned to believe the necessaries Of life at leas!
were in abundance. Nay famine has already
commenced, and the coming year is expected 70
be one of greater scarcity, SO that no one can
imagine the lrightlul suffering that vii! cnsue.
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