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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

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@crid'Iag Snr Serdncerung Der @cnititution
oielcs Staats, orrcrcneno, bas upfere @es
feBGetnn9 nur ale Srpei Sabre suianmcn
fpmmen ioQ.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26
Sumane Seuer-GompoQnte.

Cine 8eriammlunq Der "Soumane Icuer
@cmpaSnie," ica auf Wonta0s 9bcno ccn
3ten Wdrl nm halb mad, 6 llhr, AM SNauf,
pcn Gorge Betbc b, in Slllens
tam 9ebnltcn merbcu. YilnftIid)e 2'cimct'
nun9 Der @jlieoer III rrmartet, ineem @cs
ibdftc bon Wtbti9feit gu psrbanpcln Tno.
H, HCib Sccretdr.
Sebruar 26. n91m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

Gs 9icbt in ben Der. Staatsn 81 ecGencete
Gileubabnch Die sulammen cine Gauge ton
1852 Heilcn habrn. Der DurhIdnittsprriS
ibrcr @rbauuu9sfcfen war $4,000 per
Wtcic, 70 oas in ibneu Elm Capital BON
S75, 800 900 anaclc9t III.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26
SOfo ssssUism.

Die HGbarleiton RsrcurY'' (eoto Sofo1
itla9t elne trnbe Grtra Sisuns oes @orgre.
Bss onrd' Den nenen prsGcent Dor, nm Gers
ds anJuneba1en, uno Den 3arifF ~ nicerrus
fen. Wer iIno BE 6reunee res garifFs?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

Ole Sant pon @ualanb, in
cine Der itdrfiten Seiturgen Ger Belt. Die
"Sun" bemerft bel @ee9eubeit cines in
ecnccn por9efaGenen ldrncnoen 9IuRaufs !:
Cas Cad 1T cine oclIfcmmene Sotterir,
rciehlih nit 9eIhueen ocriebcn, uno Sdlie6s
iharten f6nnrn auocnblidIih au9ebraft
wercen. 9lud, 1T itets Elm Gattpoifen ucrs
h1uoen, Der jeben 9Inariff suriif,peiisn fam
QSnreen aud, fdmmtIibe Bidder Der Sanf
oernidtet 70 bdttcn Die Stdats9ldubi9er erb
nid,t ben mtubcifcn gtadtbcil su erlcioen.-
Dor pieleu Sahreu fhou finb SorTd,tSmasrcs
acln fur bic Mb9Iidfeit cines lcthen Grei9s
niees 9ctrrfcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26
Nmf9elC6ctene Court.
gmous, SSebr. &c.

Stne 9Iuf9c1dlcbcne Court bon Common
pIeas, fclI 9cbaltcu werocu, am Mentaq Den
I0tCn OidrI Inn 10 llbr Gcrmittaas, i'm
@ourtbauie in Der Stabt 9Iacntaun, in unb
fir 2ct1a @auntp, rprielbif Gd) sIae, ,pcltc
@eItdlte Su perbauecln BADEN, cinfnoen
m69en.
Daniel Wierk, Droth.
Sebr. 26. nobS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26
Sin 0,6rScr ais SOrercs asitetier.

Cine 3enncfIc 3sitnn9 bat crmilteIt, baG
OaulcD Der Qcfo Trfc rpeltcr rrr cingiu
yScdlen bon lcincu luoliten Srcunecu bam
crfcbren puroe Socrrn @lin9mau bon Jicrp
Carolina i'm CueIl gu ermercen, ein faItblu
tiger Wttroer 1T, inecnI er ucr ciu9cn cahrcn
in ieiner cigcneu Q8ctuun9 ben llnfcl Ieincr
tSrou Elm Or. GarIe obnc 9cni9euse @rlnbc
nlcecrfhcB. 2)anieD ipchnte bamals i'm
Staat Cub Carolina uno ais Or. Garle
eincs GaGc6 bel hm auf Ssluch mar fameu
ile eatu bon pclitilhen slngclc9enhcitcn Al
iprcden wobei Ge etrpaS bGftig wurocu uno
Or. Sdrle UanIrD einen 2u9ucr hics. Cics
fer Sc1 Elm 9NlfcI unn pcrlan9te oas Ger
Dcfter ein 9eIa9tes ipiberrufen fclIte, ncls
Dies ocr,psi9crt rpurec, rpprduf ihn YanfeD
chne wctere @cremcnicn nieeelIdce Y)anIcY
puroe oerb6rt uno b { os oc6 3cetIhlaqs
Id,uloi9 bcfunoen inoem Der 8erfuh 9emadt
nnroe su sei9en, oas III hem 9lu9enbIid Die
piitcle fId) unuordBIid ibree Subalt6 entmo
Die Court oerurbeIte ihn Su 1900 3balcr
Strafs Ino Su einjibri9er @efau9en -
Der @cupernGr abcr crlieB $1,000 orr 9cIo'
ifrafc uno 9 Monate @cfan9enItaft. UanleD
;c9 alSpann bon ieineu 9tad,barn ais
W6rber 9edd,tet, mad, sllabama, pom no er
ale cit ,peiIrr Gjeleemader in ZEN jeeigcn
@on9reB 9etpdhlt Wuree, alIipc CT bcreits
curd, iein unlhidlideS unb blutoilritigss
Scnebmer Die aa9eneine 9lnfmerfiamfeit auf
iIh scg. QSeun YinieD Gin WuftcrbiIo
9Ilabanas lit baun m6dlten MIR enmal ben
nieori9ifen 9IuSwilrfin9 Der Wcnfhbeit ten
jenem Staot leben.-S. prc6e
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

@ieecn Slmiteoc, Der filrilid, SO Sabre
alt in Connecticut ftarb, iuar cnit Der IoaRpts
anffiftcr jcncr @rrf6IIe in Yennfplpauirn,
weIte mani bic "lSbtsfcY Sufurrefticn"
neRnt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26
9luf9eItbUbene Court.

@tne aufgeitrbene WaiIen Court IclI 9e.
balten iperccn in benz @curtbaule 81 9IlIens
taun, i'll nno fur 2cd,a @auntp, am Wcntaa
ben lOten N6rI nm 10 llbr Rcrgsns, NOS
ielbit ilf 9Iac, prId,e 9eihdfe si ocrbans
eeIn BADEN, cinfuorn mo9sn.
QS. QS. Sclfrir9e S6reiter.
Sebr. %. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

GrauriQeS lluglnf.-@m iunacr
Wann, Namcns s ro II, tci &ir'S Wuhlc,
am fIcincn SCncwaac SIuf, ciwa 5 Oirilcn
HrH ?)orf, bu8tc petIcg'e IBrdr curd cincn
J'truaf'M Sorfli lcm etbrn cm l8rit CT be-
lhaitlar par DHs @t6 nm cin 0rcfcs QBlIcrs
Rao aoyuhdneH, ftuI cos 9tlp an ~ ocbcn,
uno Idurtd su i0Ncu, ftu0 S.r @rcn in lei,
nem Sdipang. 9r irurcc cm 4eibnam brrs
aus 9Cncmmcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

{ beure Sttcfcln.- Sin eifriaer
eetc Sefc III @olumtta, 9. g, CAB Dor cini.
ger 3clt eincm Sdumadlcr ben 9luftraa, elm
paar Stiefcl fur s. &. poIt gu MAIDEN, uno
edran ale Sunit feines Sodnomerfs ~ pcr.
iuenceH. Die Stiefsl irurorn fitriiic, ab,
8cliefert uuo friten 800. Su mas Der
Wertt beNeht, wilTsn mir nitt, 9lauben abcr
olB Der Stiefelmlter I'D, bat crocntlid, fir
feine sIrbsit beiaben lasen. 9frd,t 70.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

Pas pcrIduftse GerbOr BON lR 'IuGtp,
ess frubcrn Slcrfs pom lcauIe Der 9fcprclrn,
tanten, parc Su Balbin9tcu, Dor rrn Hid,s
tern !Rcriel uno 8cooarc, am i9ten Cicles
su @ne 9ebrad,t. N'JiuItD wdro pcrur.
thct.t sl7 200 Shr9fdaft su itclIeu, fir Iciue
@rfd,einuu9 Dor Der @riminas court AM 2tcn
Rcnta9 I'M ndhfen Mcnat Wir,, Inn I'D,
9c9cn Die ScituIci9un9 pcu betrnscrild,cr
llnterld,Ia9un9 cftntltrr gcIccr iu pere
dntporten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26
Gallntp Sertammlui19.

Cine ScrfammIuna Der Sirssr bon 0sta
@duniD, cbne partbei llutcrld,cb, fclI auf
Samfta9s cen Stem WdrS AM Nauie pcn
Scbn Dprncp, in CorncD6pilIe, 9cbal:
ten werecn, um @anbioaten fir 9Irmcns Cis
reftcrcn, rpcflr bri Ger WdrS.WobI 9cltimmt
meroen fplI, in @rnennuns gu brin9en.
Gtele Sur9cr.
Scbr. 26. I'm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

Ncuer. - Tim pcrleBtcn Connerltaa
@Sfno nm chpa 10 llhr, nurce ca6 Q8cbns
haus pcn Grn. Saccb R arr, i'll Sprina.
9arpen Iaunld)ip, et,pa 3 WeiIcn pcn Ncrf,
9dnSid ctu 9aub Der Slammen. Die @lie,
Der Der S1mtltr warcn im loaus als cs ans
Wi5 su trennen, aber fanoen ibre @efabr
nlht ebrr aus, bis oas cbere Stcdmerf 0an;
IN Sldmmeu Dar. Sie hatten nur 3cit ci,
men lbeil bon Gem Sausacrdtbe unc Is Cha,
Ter III Stlber aus benz fammrnoen S,aulc ,u
bringen, beccr eS adnsIid, ,erlt6rt mar Gts
nj 400 1haler IN Silber uno eine flciue
Summe III Sanfncten ipuroen cleurd, per.
loren. Cas Silber mar am fclacuccn 9aae
serldmpIScn in ben 9iuiuen bes Gebinres oc,
fnnorn. Oas Naus fiug rurd, Elm Sfcns
rcbr, peld,cs 90 Dem obcren Stcd leilete.
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n, For tho present, we can but give the following

For the present, we can but give the following
cimen of the anonymous verse
THE CLEANER
LIcuTlY DER the waving meadow
swclls the rcapcr's shout;
like burs, of pleasant music,
Ringing gladly out;
And the sound came soft and clenr-
10 the weary cleaners ear:
Noon,dc sunshine warm and golden,
Quvcrcd through the air,
While in dreams of hours long parted,
Still she fingered there.
Leaning on the little gateway
With n thoughtful eye,
Calling up unfaded memories,
From the times gone by:
Here her life had passed away,
Like varied Summer $ day
For il clouds had paled her sunshine
With colder CLEAN,
Still the love that fingered through it,
Was Summer beam.
Here in childhood happy.heared,
In her merry glce,
She had found q mute companion.
In each waving tree;
For each leaflets breezy stir,
Brought q thought of home 10 her.
Dearcr than the ileeiing iancles
OF the proud and great,
Were the gentle CLEANERS musings,
Al the rustic gate. H. NJ.
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~ Hydropnthic Instifution.-George 7. Dexter
NJ D. has established Hydropathc Institution for the
treatment upon the cold water system al the CEN
tra and pleasant village OF Morrstown " The efficacy
OF cold water In the prevention and OF disease is
generally admitted and in many parts OF Europe and our
own country ii has suspended the Of drugs and mec
cne In both acute chronic discusses, surh evers
rheumatism govt paralysis, scroula, spinal diseases, n
Guiding curvatures and disorons dyspepsia and host OF
M which man heir TO- the action Of Geld is rapid and
permanent AT orce seizng upon the of disease re-
duces greatly the OF human misery and suffering and
nroducs radical cure OF disease when other and
ireatmen,shave tailed In the graphic language OF Bulwer
under the cold treatment nature leaves the body to
its own instructive tendency which is always towards
coyerv new of reaction commences and the con-
sliuop is moi only amended undergoes change" Dr.
Dexter has recently returned from Europe and has made his
extensive Of baths &c after The plan OF Press
nz himself Il will be the aim OF the proprietor while he
offers 10 nyalis The OF relief frum disease, give
them also the comfort and convenences Of home Nor
riston is delightfully."- situated surrounded on all sides with
he aids and appliances which will give effect 10 carrying
oul the cold ypalr treatment The Morris and Essex Rail-
road terminates distance from the Institution and
Carriages are ready all tunes 10 convey patients TO and
tire estahi, hnisrL Olo I'M
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sTEREoTYpING AND PRINTTNG

NEWELLS PHOENIX PRESS AND FOUNDRY, (Tri-
I 5uue bindings. Na-sausL opposite the Pnrk.l-The
subscriber having had his entire establishment destroyed by
fire No II Spruces has taken the fourth story OF the
Tribune Buildings ard is again ready 10 receive all orders
TOR every description oil Plain and Ornamental Printing and
Steeoypiug which will be executed with neatness and des
patch al the lowest prices His type ard being all
and OF the best kinds he will guarantee that the
done his establishment will be executed in the best
For illustrated work w ~ confidently refers to publish.
OF this city who have already conded long and difficult
publications TO his and experience.
II Publishers and Others are requested - call and ex-
anime the establishment and judge OF the fac
ties for doing their WORK. WM NEWELL
o29 I'm Tdbune Bindings, Nassanst opposite the Park.
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BARTINE'S LOTION.

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Bruises, Wounds OF every description pains in the
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medicines intended effect any OF the above
and numbeess others of the like nate such being the
only necessary say that II be had at 10 cents
per botle) OF the propretors, c 8. BARTINE CO. at
their principal Depot S3 Broadway, and at the following
places in this CITY, 81 Yeseys 81 Park Row 90 Nassau
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Brown, Chelsea and others. Also in nearly all the prin
cipal cities and towns throughout the United States
l,1G Imam
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SrW- WORK TRIBUNE.

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THE TRIBUNE.

rsy go$N OF SHANNON \ Religious Souvenir, for
SSss Ni,n>a ev Miss :. {. EcI,xroN. Boston A.
.S'.,l,s, >,,,; X x Massey Ncw.lork: c. l.. Stick
sry 80 Ns,;oa 81, (rgl Ns0
ra:. i II VIZ mistake not. the eighth annual APP
-.sxrc, c: The Rose, and il has never seemed
S,x * a.o-, tyssrssa, Its lcvcrpre is much I'M
,,,,>s n elegance. while It's seven illustrations
=, j. bssa;v with those OF the most expensive
A.,s..csa .Aanasls, They arc
sNss,x-..-s s'rsr' Rc'arr BY En:raTtd oy
-. WS.s,a :. t;aiuseorruSh SaTtan.
t-<Ss- Tt.e arner- eiIon.
~ Sycsss q tie Valley reney. ~Sar,an.
-, =. -, MariIlo .............
Trs &sfse:S'.Jt. :; '''''''''' " $50,
TIE Scrins OF the Valley,' and The Market
G-y ~ especially pleasing. The face OF the Vir-
- May II The Administration svery expressive
~ ws.ey;ns ,Plsce is sweet and natural pic
e-7
los s-tScles are :or,y,,hree in number by twenty
=sae-t::::==:rrs-.: writer's, among whom are
M s.vys' R;a5y gs;os, . Thq g.a5 j. Harris
N..: FaFT A lie t ssyIs' Horace m M ayesev
LoE4A ". SX>er. Aaron 5. Gsosh, Day X. Lee,ScNc.
We have no; room. and have no, read with suf-
s:csa: ca7e. 70 speak critically Of all these essays
'woolen Threads and Sunbesrns, BY Rev. H. Ba-
90. Mys,s7y ana Faith by Rev. E. H. Chaplin,
A-:h-o2oc. By Rev. T. I. Harris, The Present
Axe b. \. D. Mayo, Character and Memory of
Washington by Rev. J. G. Adams and several
o;h-7s az articles o: higher and better character
20, are usually. found in Annals. Miss Edgarton
hss is-sel: contributed several lighter and pleasing
sss:ches L prose and verse. Of the Poetry OF the
rolale we give two specimens.
?RAYER OF 4 DESCENDING HEART.
81 Mgs. c ". SAWYER.
Lozo E-s,, me stronger faith Ny soul is turning
VIZ weary pinion from the world away,
Az = !is depths bere broods deathless yearning
20 eea-e! giinPses Of the Land Of Day
II; DARK around Faiths starry beacous flee me,
Or ys5lei n s:orrls. no longer guidance give
: 3s-5 within 20 God. cannot see Thee!
Slew re Thy ice once more that MAJ live.
G;T= ne more light! It's fearful thus 10 wander
A-i6 :oe g-aves Of lost and buried hopes;
Eea-C :ars lone and N tie dark 10 ponder
Where a,LGisnsyed ny spirit bindly gropes.
Q. i0- :ha: ray. steady and uncouded
winch on M ch;'dhood's clearer vision smiled
Where !. ]: now, In darkness am shroudet-
0, Father, PITY me, Thine erTing child!
Gave ply, Fs.her! lest the ray Of reason
Winch Thou hast kinded in nay bosom fall
AID ny unconscious lips should murmur treason
o. boldly dare Thy judgm to assail
Have pr! aid me! See me Lowry kneellng,
And hss- the pleadings OF my stricken heart;
Through all lis chambers pour Thy precious healing
Give me but light, and let the gloom DEPART
Thou nearest Father! 10 ike doves descending,
Peace soily enters in my bleeding breast
Faith by my aide, above her anchor bending,
Smiles on my soul and sweetly murmurs Restr
Darkness rny spirit Is no longer shrouding;
Once the radiance OF Thy face see
Ofor tongue 10 breathe the rapture crowGing
TIE thanks uprising, Father now to Thee.
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A LAMENT

FOR THOMAS OSBORNE DAVIS
WHAT grief hath fallen on the Island Queen
That rnaketh her eyes blood redi
Why shreks she aloud with the heart.piercing keen 7
Her bravest hath fallen her boldest hath fled
He is gone he is gone he is dead
Thou art crushed, hapless land and thy old heart is
riyen,
And thy white hairs in griefare dispread;
For the bright child of Hope that, like Sarahs, was
given
In the days of tiny old age hath fled
He is gone he is gone he is dead
Yet weep not for him-wh the greatest
OF the chiefs of the world he is throned;
The youngest, the truest, the latest
Whom glory 8 rich eirdle has zoned J.
hero, by heroes is owned
The sages he worshiped and followed.
The bards who his yearning heart fed
The young whom quick Destiny swallowed.
The martyrs who struggled and bed,
All crowd round our brother who's dead
Thick thick an Autumn. blown drift,
DO they lead him in pride to his throne:
There is Brian, and Grattan, and Swift,
And Owen, and Sarsfeld and Tone,
Lost brother, thou art not alone
We weep not for thee, vanished brother,
We weep for ourselves and our land
That land that you loved mother
We weep for the glory you planned
New lost like u stream IN the sand
Every word that he spoke was a throb of the heat
Every look was flash of the soul
Every line that lie penned was triumph that art
Could neither create nor control;
While truth his guide and his goal
He ia gone he is gone but his spirit remains,
And oh ii we ever forget
The los, friend, that loved us may slavery's chains
Hang around us for centuries yet
Til they cancel our crime and our debt
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THE LIVING LAND


WE have mourned and sighed for our buried pri, 3e
We have given what Nature gives,
A manly tear DER brothers. bier
But now for the Land thar Lives
He who passed too SOON in his glowing noou
The Hope of our yeuthful band
From Heavens blue wall doth seem TO call,
Think think of your Living Land
dwell serene in a happier scene
ie dwell in Living Land !!
Yes yes dear shade thou shalt be obeyed
We must spend the hour that flies
In no vain regret for the sun that has Set,
But in hope for another 10 rise;
And though it delay with its guiding ray
We each with his little brand
Like sentnels light through the dark, dark night
The steps Of our Living Land
She needeth our care in the chilling air.
Our old, dear Living Land
Yet our breasts will throb and the tears will throng
TO our eyes for many day
For an eagle in strength and lark in song
Was the spirit that passed away!
Though his heart be sull as a frozen rill
And pulseless his glowing hand
We must struggle the for that old green hore
He was making Living Land,
BY HIN We have lost at whatever the cost
She must be Living Land
Living Land such rs Nature pannd
When she followed our harbors deep
" men she bade the grain over the paip
ana the OAK wave over the steep
w Den she babe the tide roll deep and wide
N~N'NS ~
on II was not TO slaves she gave these waves
But to sons Of Living Land
Sons who nave eyes and hearts to prize
The wo:th OF Living Land
Oh when shall we lose the hostile hues
That have Kept US so long apart.
Or from the strife that is CRUSHING Tho l;e.
From OF our Mothers hearth
Could We lay aside doubts and our pride
And join in common band.
One hour would country free
A young and Living Land
With a Nations heart and Nations part
A free and Living Land DESMOND
There is great fire In this ballad -
ALTERING SONG OF THE NORTHERN sEPTS-
1911.
HEAR the wars changing note.
Sounding DER hill and mote,
Swelling like winds, DER the tempes' ktost mat a.
Or, ringing like hunters no IN,
Borne on the reeze of me .rp.
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Fluid-D Christie The Original Inventor and psienLee OF
these celebrated articles informs the public that the Oniv
place in NewYor obtain Them genuine is al 1874 Fulton
81 (Sun Bui,dng In all rheumatism and nervous
complaints no matter chronic in their charac
ter lie Ga!vanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid positive
and permanent cure and every brings fresh evidences
of their wonderful efficacy where every thing else
has entirely failed Bear in mind that all articles of the
kind not obtained l3i Futons San Building, base
and worthless counere For sale in any quantity and
prices within reach of all. Pamphlets he obtained
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