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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26
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fat mmo9lid', I'D, eiueu ridltt9en Se9riff
bon Der Ihrcdlihcn Nctb 81 cntpcrfen, ipcls
der Die 9roeen Waeen Der armcn 9Irbcits'
flaeen @n9lanbS psrfaaen iIno. Surg Dor
benz 9lbgan9c bc6 lcBtcn StcamerS nurbc in
9cees cine Cffentlihe 9er1ammlung 9ebalten,
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SlenoS uno JHuu9ers.
dc erareifrnblen Sd,hSerun0cn murecn
Uou eini9cu berer, Die Seu Sbatbeltanb untcrs
fud)t battcn, 9e9cten.
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btdltcn @tcnbS, (bemcrfte Ccftor Smilcs,
Sorraus9eber Der "9seoS 1imes,") ,prld,e or
AM heuti9cn Wor9en 9cIchcn, b6ttcn lcine
9an;c Secle crlduttert CbGrt bort y. 81.
rcn 5aa woae er beicneers erpGbHeu or
babe ecn Ramcu ricocr9cidricbeu unb iri
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feIbit ibcrScu9cn f6nue. Slm @noe orr Srcrfc
Strdec bcftuec I'D, cine fleine SfelIerpchnWno
9 Sus brcu uno IL Sus lang, in cic ihn Der
Snipcftcr brdd,tc Die Wohuurg tsfanD
ilt 70 tief uHter Der Strasc, baB bios bic
piIfte eeS Ssniters bdrnbsr binausrrid,te
IS mar cine fend,tc, unfrcunplid,c, ichlcd,t
belcud,trte unc idIIed,t 9sInftcte SSOhlc Cb0rt !!
bort ,. Sn sieiem 3immcr brfanSen i'd, 3
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rcn ecuen 8 jeoC Ndd1t odriu ld,Iafcn Scn
I1ticn). GO CAB Grwabltns uuo IL
Rtnccr. jnciutoEeu biiostru cilts Eamiie
une ihIteftn auf eincm Strobittrr, aiiam.
msn1ehinft nid)t ruic meuihIld,c @rihSrft,
fcIta rif'f mic Gmcrc, nrnn ,Ars yaGe rrHHtc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

Gin lrbenbi9er9 9aben.- Sn
6fenpcrt nuroe fllrsIib cine altIid,e, duserft
fciH 8efleieete Sran duf Die gnflaae Dee
Dtebitdbls arrctirt uue bel Der llnterIIduuo
fano man in ibrem MufF fcI9cnce sIrtifsI :
= 8rauenbauben, cine $outfeosr, cine qcftrics
fe Sappe, 2 paar Sanofdutr, II 9tcaen
9tdhfleen, Elm [osrru 0anrIhub, cine Sano.
franie, 2 2rinf9Iier uuo 4 @eIhifsfdrten.
lin itrcn Qeib fdnb man 9rcee GaId,cn 0e.
brncen, in tpeIhen nan fol9ences fano -
q Groee sIuifern, ein gefUftsr &rcbs, Gin
e5tnf StcdfidL I 9rose rcthe 3,piebeIn, Q
Ucss Wetserilbcn, einen2IpfeL L'ene Orange,
'IHe StIrtcfeL 9rcse Stite WdlTesfu
'her, 4 YInfe, . WuIfus, ertrd feline Icr
irr i unc cine &epp ees prcicfsS oeS Siid,ofs
Euccrrcw .--Srnrier.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

gEir rrfcben aus eincm gerid,t Der Sus
lpectcren ecs Weitlidcu 3udthauics rom I.
Sanu1r |. 6 oae am l. Sanuar 1914 iidl
l4S @erbrcdcr in Der SlnitaIt bCfauren, bic.
pom parcn I43 mdunliden, irclbiidpsn Gjcs
fdledts. Snnerbalb bcs Sabrcs 1914 nurs
Den 90 oariu aufgeucmmcn uno 7S entloGen
- so, oeren StrnfSeit ab9elaufen mar, 81
eurt Se9naci9un9 rcs @cupernors, uno 4
ifarbcn. 9Im llten Slnuar l845 tlciben
mithin 1870 Serbred,cr.--l22 mdnnIihcn uno
8 peiblidIcn 8eid'lcd,ts. - Sct erm SuIi
1926 ipuroen I'M GauScn inS Sud,thauS auf:
9enommen l045 pericncn. 9pn Den NcNcn:
ipdrtis inhaftrten Gcrbrcd,crn lIuc l6 Der.
heiratbcte, l0l llnperhciratbetc, Wltmer 10
Bon Den l30 Striflin9en tTno 81 9cbcrcnc
pcunivIpanirr, Ii pcn TcuDcrf, pen Sn9.
LAMB mo Der 0elt aus ben UcrIhicbcncn ans
bern Siaatcn Der lluicn unb pom 9lusIaner
-Srei. Srcuno.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26
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Sintcmal am Scnrtda Mcrocn ben l6teI
Scbrnar, l845, Die Sd,eurr pen Or Willa,
Counefp rrn Sber Sduccua 9ounfd,ip, 81
diva SduntD, 9dnsIid turd Ncucr srrlfo
wurce, nit olICn Sntalt bon Srud,t, Ss
Strph, Oreid,maidiene uno Vferce @ema
cinem Nfcrc uno anecre Sansru9c crdthld,c
ten, rr6urh $Hcrr TanuefD cincn beceufe
bcr Scrlult rrIitt. 1c6halb pcrlammcIte 4
ben ndmlidCn Gag cine 9rres snsohl Gat
barn am SNanIc hes Ccctcrs, I'm Waerc9c=
,u er9rclfcn ihm Inter ilnBun9 snfrmmen
ldecn. Die WcrfdmmIun9 nnree SrganiG
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Der gum ScrlIeer. Scl9enoe SHcrren rurr
ais cine Committee on9eitelIt I'm ben q
luit duesunIitteln, ndmIidn : Saccb Sd,n
Der, Straham Scn, Samucl ScG, pe
einH, unb Stcphru 9rrI, ncld,e zen crlif
nen Sdaecn Su 1000 3haIcr rinter:d,fct
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erind,t nrrecn III ibrcr refpeftipen Sal
ldllrs Scitrd9c ,u maiden
> Sber'S Sauccna :-SNcnry Wct
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Der.
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9lbraham prrlrn, Cauio @chmau, II. @b
Setter.
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Tiebcr Sauccna: - Char
Setter, Samuel iHre, .. .. unp 3cb
gScbcr.
9tteoer'W acunqie:-Senjr
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rlicn WiiIer.
gacntaun:-Scbn @rce unb &c
Shmiot.
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Gieber' MiIforb:-Sacob G
Der unc Scicpb Sdane.
Sbcrs cun9ie: - Sdtrb
lhrr, Saecb Srcin1 mo Saccb @adent
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Hchn uno Wid)acl 0iitter.
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ner mb @ccr9e Sricrrih.
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ltct uno 9Ibrntam 8chIrr.
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Ter uno Iathan Jrcrler.
Beff,fosen- Ha8 Ieter eiun
Sd,asmeiller aH9eifctlt Heree, Gu cen
8siird9e iibsrlubeiabIen Gao. -.
Seid fo6e ri--Cag DIE BerbaHd
9cH eteier Bcrfammfiu9 i'm "Ericceusb
ano "Ssd)a patrict" brfannt 9enraht irc
icIl II.
m tcr5Ctd,uct rcn eem Scamtsn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

Gin after papa i.--Gine her
altn bctIdntiltcn SomiIicn in slltanY, tad
rincn Tapa9ci I'M SsGs Der acocnmdrtia
nidIt peni9cr nls 50 Sabre alt nnS ifrdtIind
1T. @r III ecunrd, im Stonee iriucn 8re|
u1d alien IhCiIrn tcs SHaufcs al firtcn, und
fennt an bsn Nuftrittcn cic pcrIdieeeucr
Witaliercr rcr TanIIic. @r rfcift nub fIna
nit b,nunrcrrnNswilreiacr @cnnuigfcit nn
lictt WuIlf aufrrrrccntlih
cSn ecm 2eidcnhdufc iu Wiind,cn crmad,t{
Dor Ginger 3rtt ein irhsjitrioes Mde hcn
meid'es Gem 2lufd,eiue nnd,, tcct teiariee
mar. Ter QE6rtCr rce Qcihcnhaulce fam
rrc RIciuc am nidifrn " rrQcn, nodDccm &
hr'oc'ehr mar. wit ,ru mrlf6n Ntricu irrlcnd=
nrn.i c hrtgau:f rar
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

Scmerfc n8ipcrtbcr 9cbeb
mes q / DC s.--Silrslid, wurce Gin pier
Wcnatc cites &nibden in ieinrr gRicae tctt
gcfllnecn. @ine 6age hattie lld ndmlid, auf
oeeen Srnlt une SaIs 9cle9t, ,pccurd, seeen
Gncc bcrbeiaefilhrt murcc. Cies Icllte abcr.
mails cine Barnnng fur Whttrr uno gBdr,
tcrirtncn icin, 8aeen in 3immern tci ft,Ias
fcnocn Hiuerrn Su cuIcen, ta tcrlei Sale
idrn 70 eft Ucr9cfcmmen.--Tat. 3cituus.
Shredtid de Rcre Ter
"&ccil Temcfrdt' pom lcBteu Samftaa mel,
bet, eas III rem cbcrn 3heiIe ecS Sauntp,
nabc @io @lf Grief, ,rin Wann, 9iamens 9ll.
cranocr Clam, in ffincm Sd,laf,immrr auf
ocm Scrfn, NIT cn,m Srtt 3rd, sugcrcd',
erncrcct gefuncrn murbc. Der llngILdlid,e
fol- 70 1d,rcefIid uerilimmelt 9epclen iein,
oas es faum 9laublid) it, bas Gin menId,l
dies lGClen cine IcIdDe entlcsIid,c Chat rsrl,
ben t6rne.
Dc Srnu bss grmcrorten, mrId,e i'm Ser,
oad,t iteht, bic1c @rducltbat bcaanaen su ba,
ben, it perbaftet wcrcen, uno fol- brfannt has
ben, eas fIe ibrcn Rann nit feincm ancern
Snifrumcnt, aIs nit ibrrn 3dbncu uno gid.
0eln ermcrect-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

Giuen 8cf csen! - S
Giertcl in eiucm Sabr. Infer por Der Wobl
orn ocu qcfo Srfo eicrcrS 10 uicI 9cprieIenc
uno 0 d, erleud,t Staat5moun,
Srancis 9. Sd,unf, bat in ieiucr ncuIid,en
Sctitaft an Die G'eiee9cbung, cic @nlccfana
gcmad,t, eoe I'M Sabre q. .. lS45 f i'm f
8iertel Tno DicIc wid,ti9c @ntScdurg
bon Seiten bcs Gcupcrn6rs Shunf ii uns
gefdbr auf par nit tem "Fcdfdlieeen" leis
ncs "erlnud)tcn @cr9duacrs" Dapib 9i pcr
ter, ,peltbcr Dor ciniQen Sahren, in cnsr Ses
tc' c'SotI,taft al Die G'cirB9ebung, cine StclIe
aus Der a [ t cL Gnifatf btr ncucn Con.
ltimtion anfnbric, nadcem Die neue @crliis
tuition ihrn Ian9e in &raft gewcicn. @,,ree
Staat6mdnncr, tirlsr Sdlnnf unc 9Nrrter
5orrr Sdunf lcate biIIi9 cds SnlcncCrmns
hrr'@eiddft onfnn9cn. .-8r. Vrefs,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

Oicf' obrn an9rfdbrten 3S 9auntie6 ba:
Ten alio $26O.6l5 70 mebr aus Der Shae:
TANNER aeSraeu, ais einbeSobIt, mebrc
Gauntcs ic9or cine uiFl 9rCBere Summc,
reun Ger ibnen ouftlIcQte 9eiammte Gar
fur 4 Sabren-Sum Grtmpd IN Nrmitron9
Co., 1T Der gelauf cts Saree $I2, 353 OF,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

Derr Icrria, Der cot fcm O.
tin abrif FAINT in DC iferrrih.
Sin III Der CculIdeu Sd,usllpcit" bcfannt.
9cmadlcr Brief aus QEien, pom 2Ilfcu
December, tcr,hfet, oas S.err 1icrris, Der
9cid)idtc Dtald,inilf BON pbilaoclpbia, bic
Otaldm Sabrif Der Iorrrcn Slctld,rr uuo
punidrr, in jcncr Stact, 9crrntet uno 9scr.
frhrnn9sn 9etrrffcn, icin 4iid,ift mad, einem
nnsNrnchnIen Wfaefab 81 brtrCibcn. Die
SrlterEe'diidlc 0lr9crnn0 rirad,te riuc @c.
ltelllln9 b!i ibm, fur 'brcleia Cdmpfwigcn
nno mn etctf bIlo nuefubrcn 81 ftnrcn,
wlro or aenrthiqt icin cincr 9rrsen 5tciI cri
Wltrrtlilsu rcu }mclifI su tcSttbcn- }tfer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

2lio Die bier Sun6hlt onerfubrttn 10
Gounties baben Die Summe BON 1929. 800
mebr brsablt ols fir Sdulcn berous9eic.
gen. 9BIr fra9sn, 1T cics 8erCht9feit
28ie mar es mo9Iid fir Die Gauntics, einc
fctbe Gumme aus Der SbdBfammcr Su
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

sicben, obne bab ibnsn bic Ssomtsn ia9tcn :
ScSoblt era .,peni9itens 70 uirl BON euren
auferlc9ten 3oren Elm, ols .ibr fir Sbulen
uertarat, oenn ibr beraubt anoere Gauntse.
Bir ia9en, rpsnn oae Serebti9fcit 1T, 70
miien mir nlbt pas Sercbti9feit 1T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

8cI Idei 4 es s2-Sm 0fsaeino Vslt.
ante licqt Gin Brief abbrsfTrt "an tas bdss
lid,ite Wdehcn in 9tcaciuo," wcldcr natiir,
lid) bic jrst unbcitclbar it, Sb i'd, tic bic,
T9rn ShEnrn reer SoGslid,cn MN nm ben
ScfGB Der fcntcrtarcn @piitcl ilreitsn wers
oen, rpiro tic 3ufunft lchreu: wabrfhcinlid,
rpirc feline eic Scdeiid(fe iein wolcn.-9erb.
Sn unfcrcr @cfeeacbunq in pcn Nru. @urs
reR ;ur llnterorndnna rer Suafiabrreieine
gittldrift ein9crcidt pcrrcu, iporiu naments
lid, auf Gin @eicB au9etroaen Uirc, tae icter
2lr;t fctpie jeeer slrpcfat tepcr sr praeti,iren
carG I'D, erit encm @ramcn unterwirft Sc
wre Su9lcit Inn cine Sercrenuua qetetsn,
ca6 jecer practiSirenre arst burd, Gin Tip.
lem coer auf icnifiqe gcniigrnoc gBciie nad,s
ncist rnF or CUR sIusntung Der meoiSinifd,em
prdris tcfihi9t 1T. Die 9,etiticn rpurcc bcr
bctrcffcnbcn committee iibcrpicecn, nit tem
Scmcrfem, oIsbnto barber yI bcrihtrn.
Shio'3 ba e. - 9Br erIshcn aus
oem Ohio &nltipatcr, oos Shictabaf in cinis
gen Der 6ilitrn @dunticS ccs Staatts ciu
bcbcutentcr Stappeldrtifel 9cmrrocusiif.-
SNcrr @reiprrth fdldBt Die @rnctc non IS43
ouf 1891 SO pfuno. Gle @altimcre Sun
lt,li9t ben inipicirten EctrlQes pcn Ohio
au6, mad, jcnem Soafcn 9ctrnd,tcn 9abads
auf l5,401 SNr9hcats on. Ter Vrcis flea
ron 81 IS III 5 GO rcr @crtncr, 70 tae ccr
burdfhnittIide gEcrth su SO 90 uub tas
Ncaeheoo ouf 1000 Yfuub 0crcdnct, eicitr
Srtifel Rem Staot blcS pcn jeuem Safcu|
ans 1899 900 Ciubrinot.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

BON oicftr Summe murorn $S.992 04
einbc5ablt uno Sl7,74S 90 fir Scbulcn
brSc9en; Gambria, 2lc9o uno Scnan9o
oeesklbcn. Nnocre iinO mcit i'm Ruf;
ltonoe nit Der &lnbcSablun9 ibrcr Sarcn.
Nahfct9rnor @auutlee boben mebr 2orrn
enbrSablt, at6 iie fir Sbulen bt6c0en:
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-17
WHAT WOULD BE rNE REsIiIr T,

The opponents Of freedom bavv a,v,,
rom The earliest days Of The A~nti-Slavet
movement, been prophesying that tbs who'll,
land would be deluged with blood. in coma.
luence OF the movements OF the Abolitiopists
nd now the opponents of a Dissolution o
the unlou are constantly telling the old of
repeated ''raw head aud bloody boue' stories
1i the bloodshed and anarchy that would fol-
low such a movement! But how can it be
SHOWN that such results would followT-
suppose the Northern States were ready to
tdll a convention for a peaceful withdrawal
Or even one single State to withdraw, whero
would the force come to prevent i'll Not
from the south, surely, for they want all
Their force at home to keep the slave in his
chains; not from the North, for no State in
the North would furnish the forces necessa-
~ to compel a sister State back into a H.
mon she had left on account of her abhor-
renee Of slavery. But it may be said thu
slave would be let loose upon the master; adj
hitting 1t to be true, how ia it nowt WHY
the masters are let loose upon two million
seven hundred thousand slaves; they murder
more than forty thousand every year (for such
IS the shortening of human life in conse-
quence Of the %cruelties Of slavery, that by a
moderate estimate more than forty thousand
fall victims yearly and the north stands by
pledged by the United States Constitution to
run their bayonets through the hearts of the
bondmon if they rise to resist and throw off
the yoke Even if an Instruction of the
slaves should take place, there, would not
probably be a loss Of human life equal to tho
number that yearly fall victims to slavery.
But II the South saw that they could no lon
ger rely upon the North to aid them in hold
ing their slaves, would they not feel their
own weakness and proclaim liberty to the
captive! If the withdrawal Of northern sup
port should lead them to such a step Gas there
Is much to lead MS to suppose it wouId) the
work would he done al once and the Union
need not be dissolved. ~
Let US strive then to awaken III. Ptops t,
a sense OF the duty they owe to their breth-
rem In bonds, and their guilty masters, nav
TO their gully Selcss, for the North as well
as the South must repent of its sin and show
WORKS meet for repentance, and when the peo-
pie are reused they will be ready to cry let
us Dissolve the Union with SHAREHOLDERS that
plkes us the guardians of the Southern plan
tations.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-17
SLAVERY AS 1T is.
Ever yours,
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.

We hive rarely met with mole revolving
~instlnce of inhumlnity and hypocrisy, thln
the me recently rel 5ted 1T a public meeting
at Cincinnati, by Rev. Mr.. Boucher, a Meth
odist minister, who formerly resided at the
Slutl.
While he was on fhe Alabama Circuit, he
spent a Sabbath with an old circuit preacher,
who was also a Doctor, living nelr the
"Horse shoe," celebrated as General Jack
sons battle ground. Eirly Monday morn
ing, he was relding Pope's Messiah to Mr..
Boucher, when his wife cllled him out
Mr.. Boucher gllnced his eye out of the win
dow, and saw a slave MN standing by, and
the husband and wife consulting over him.
Presently the Doctor took a raw-hide from
nnder his coat, and begin to cut up the half
mixed back of tn? slave. Several inches OF
the skin turned up. perfectly white AZ every
stroke, until the whole back was red with
gore. At first the l1cerated man cried out
in his agony; at which the Doctor and Di-
vine cried out at every stroke, "WoN'r YE
HUSH! WoN'T We HUSH! " till finally the slave
stool still, and bore the tortures with only a
groan.
As soon as he had completed his task, the
Dc r can in, printing, and almost out Of
breath, and addressing Mr.. Boucher, s1id,
The am1zed circuit rider fell upon his knees
and prayed. uttaring he hardly knew what.
When he left the house, the poor creature OF
a slave had crept up and knelt at the door
during prayer, with his body CORY with blood
down to his very heels.-CongregdtionGl Jour-
nal
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-17

CAN'T STAND lT.-EIihu Burritt refuses ts
stand a. the Liberty Party candidate tor the of
fee Of Lieut.. Governor. We expected his good
sense would bring him to such a decision.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-17

"At a session OF the Rhode Island and
Massachusetts Christian Conference in New
Bedford the 9th 10th and IL inst, it was
unanimously
ResOuea, That this body cordially approves
the sentiments of the above Protest and wish
that this action of the Conference should he
forwarded for publication by Brother William
Coe.
(Signed) HENRY SULLINGS, Pret.
Joseph Bsucknsr, Clsrk.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-02
THE SICK-HEADACHE,
.NERV OTS OR BILIOUS

1J'An attentive pcrusa Of the following will, is be-
Ieved, fully repay MI classes Of readers;
HEADACllE-rhis disease is one from which arises
misery 10 the human family than II gecrray sup
psed not bcirg directly fatal, it Is often neglected,
persons much the use OF pursatves and other med
cines to impair their general health md often induce
fatal diseases. The article, DR.. SPOHN'S HEADACHE
REMEDY, from Cnmstock,s a. Co., now offered, seems
TO have overcome thes9 difficulties. While effects are
powerful and immediate in curing attack keep
ing it of, ii is perfectly mild and innocent to he
used for infants with the greatest effect and safety. This
has bean tested by mony Of the highest members
at this as 10 require further proof.
iaken few times in many hours, when there are
indications Of an approaching attack il is sure IN
CASES to prevent the att ack. Ii used for few weeks
the premontory symptoms gradually susde until they
wholly disappear, ard NEVER with some great external
prcdsposng cause, return. If person negects to
it till the heache commences, it sometimes in
stant but others the turns will have their for
two three tines and then wholly disappear. For sale
by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist .2l3-lyeo
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-02
FARM FOR SALE.

A PLEASANTLY located and we'll warered FARM.
IN containing 525 acres,on Quechee River in Hartford
VT, five miles below the Village Of Woodstock Is now
offered for sale the whole, divided into small farms 10
suit purchasers with pleasant building spots aud conve
lent woodlands This is one Of the hest farms in the
country having theron, three good dwelling houses, one
large delightfully."- situated two story house with convcn
lent outhouses and water from never failing spring
eyed in lead pipes TO thebouse and harnshe meadows
upon the river are large md OF an excellent quality,
orchard with choice fruit, brick yard aud clay
superior quality from which the country around supp
ed with first rate brckHn extensive growth Of valuable
timber, and one al the hest sugar lois IN the State
Water power can he In 10 almost any extent with
triing pxnense either from the brook running through
the Farm from the river. first farm 800
could he taken from the CENTRE and leave the remainder
for another valuable farm IL might he divided into We
~ small sections, ench well accommodated with wood
and water, and pleasantly situated good road wher
he stage frequently passes II Will be sold very cheap
he first opportunity and possession given Immediately
TERMS-Part of the money In advance within one
year, and the remainder at annualint-res nm nnmim
ed time. JAMES UDALL.
DEMONSTRATION Burnap ESQ, Lowell' Nathaniel
Hail. Boston, corner Chestnut md Warner streetswy
Tvs Lvmuu, Esq. Burncton, W.T.; Daniel Marsh. Yves
Cambridge, Ms,i Ethan Gushing Danvers, Mass 25eem
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W, while he handled the cloth most firmly,
"What a pity such cloth should be
spoild by bungng tailor
Brown smelt out the object Of the OFF,
GERS movement, and quick witted, he
carclcssly replied
"Oh! WIS this morning prevented
from dressing fashionable, by my haste to
meet and salute distinguished visitors"
The officer then made a proposition,
that if the provisions and stores which
might be in and about Rochester, were
delivered up, Sir James Voc would spare
The settlements around.
"Wll you accept and comply with this
offer inquired the bearer Of the flag Of
truce.
"Blood knee deep frSt" replied Francis
Brown with startling emphasis.
While this parley-the last clause of
which was enough to alright the oldest
and toughest soldier-an American Off
|, Ger with his staff, reforming from the Nj
agara frontier was accidentally discover
ed passing from one point to another
This, with other curious circumstances
confirmed the Britons in the belief that a
= large American army was collected, and
, that the Yankee officer sh mined ignor.
q ance for the purpose of entcing them or
K shore to be slaughtered or anihllated.-
They had no proofs exactly as strong a
e holy writ, but they we're irresoute, unde
e cided and frightened, and were thus hal
n conquered. No sooner had the flag o
e truce got back to the fleet than shower
}. of bombs and balls were sent from eacl
>. vessel. The attack was Immediately ac
= knowedged with great spirit How
), Why, rusty old sixpounder had BEEF
l. MOUNTED on log and secured up for tn
t. occasion, and as soon as It could b
n charged it was let off on the thirteen Eng
$ Iish vessels. A few hours were spent i
" this manner, and Sir James zoe, assure
E. that he could not be in safety in that v
ii cinity, (and with one of his vessels badl
n shattered by The aforesaid log mounte
ID sixpounder,) run down 10 Pultneyville, ;
N bout twenty miles eastward of Genesec
There they learned him how thirty eigi
ID or fort green militia men had beaten o
10 and prevented a large British fleet frol
re Ilnding, by successful Yankee Tric|
Of As soon as the keen edge Of mortific
- ton was worn off, Sir James and all h
IS people laughed heartily at the stratage
~ and its result. 1t was a noble Yankt
ne trick that.
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MECHANICS WIVES.

Speaking of the middle ranks Of life, a
good writer observes:
"There we behold woman in all her
glory; not doll to carry silks and jew
dis, not pupct to be fattered by profane
alteration; reverenced to-day, discarded
tomorrow; always josted out ofthe place
which nature and society would assign
her, by sensualIty, or by contempt, adj
mired but not respected; desired but not
esteemed ruling by passion not aflet ton;
mpartug her weakness not her conslan-
cy, to the sex she could exalt; the source
and mirror Of vanity; we see her wife,
partaking the cares and cheering the anx.
iety of husband, dividing his tolls by
her domestic diligence, spreading cheer
iulness around her, for his sake sharing
the decent relinements of the world, with
out being vain of them, placing all hel
Joys aud happiness in the man she loves
As mother, we find the af'ectonatc, the
ardent nstructess Of the children whom
she has tended from their infancy; train.
ing them to thought and benevolence
addressing them as rational beings, pre-
pairing them to become men and women
in their turn. Mechanics daughters
make the best wives in the world"
GeneralIy-as general rule it is per-
teclly true; but there are exceptions. We
have some Mechanics daughters who
are too fond of aping the worthless classes
who do nothing, and who never learned
to do anything to make good wives.
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