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The New York herald., 1845-06-19
Court for the Correction OF Errors.
Present, the Lieutenant Governor, the Chancellor,
Genatora.

Senators
WEDNESDAY, JrSE 17.--Ordssvd, That the next term
of this court be held at the court house. in the city
Rochester to commence the second Saturday OF Au
gust next at II o'clock at and that arguments
upon appeals from the court of Chancery be first heard
Ordered That the present term Of this court terminate
on Thursday, the third day Of July next.
No AL "A Warner, vs the People, er rel H. Conner
Mr. g. Wood concluded his argument for the plaintiff In
error
Amos Ldcrsncs et ais, ths Mayor 4c.--This case
has been long before the courts and has been brourht
up Tor argument, having originated in the Superior
Court and subsequently, being tried in the Supreme
Court II now up before the Court Of Errors.
appeared that in the year 1885, the plaintiffs suffered
heavy losses by the immense fire, which swept away
large portion Of the property Of several Of our wealthy
citzens who sued the corporation to for the I'M
losses sustained by them from the consumption Of
large stock Of merchandise, and other property.
Mr. BUTLER was heard in lpart for plaintiffs In error
Mr. WrssrEa who ID engaged on ths same side, viii
probably speak today
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regular Long. TomS--every house il
these parts is blrraCk, and every man
woman and Child is an enlisted soldier
and at the first growI of your lion We,
De down upon you like chain Of fhuu
deTboIls. You wouldn't be nothing it
our hands. We would'l leave YOU
foot of land from New Brunswick [,
Oregon. Wed sweep you clean from
he lace Of The earth that III edeviI never
would be able TO fnd more than half oI
you
The crowd that greeted these salIie.
OF the Yankee with shouts of laughter
q our olhcer seeing that he had mlslsk
ing his man, began 10 edge Of, but Jonathan
followed him pouring IN his broadsldes.
1T last the officer said:
'WGIl, my friend, do not pretend to
be much acquainted with your military
esources in The States, and you must ex.
cuSe me, | must go below turning al
he same time on his heel, and he witt
his brother officers steering for the
stairs.
Hold ou,' said Jonathan, don't 90
Oh mad. You needn't have tod US Of
your ignorance. the way,lariug mat
though a fool, may read thai, but wal
and Ill give you few items Of inlor.
nation that may be of advantage 10
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Number 81
A CHEAP BREAKFAST.

a Son at Erin at Schenectady heard
The breakfast bell ring on board a canal
boat, just starting out TO Buffalo. The
fragrance Of the viands induced him to
20 aboard.
Sure, captain, DEAR said he, AN
whapII ye ak por man f)r travelling on
yer Elegant sven ov boat"
'Only cent and haIfmiIe and found
repIled the captain.
'an' is it the yitII IS ye mean 10 Gud;
sure"
Yes. And ifyou're going along, 90
down TO breakfast
Pat didn't want 10 be told a second
line, but having descanded into the cab.
IN and made hearty meal he came a.
gain on deck and requested that the boat
might be stopped.
'Wha' do you want 10 stop Gor?' ioqui-
red the captain.
'How far have we come just? asked
Pat.
Only little over a mle.'
Pat thereupon handed The captain two
cents, and cody told him that he be,
iIeye he would not.go any farther with
llm, as Jndy would wait her breo kfast
no' knowing that he had breaAraSled
)ui!
The joke was 80 good that the captain
OOk tie two cents, ordered the boat 10
be stopped helped Pat ashore, and told
him that should he even have occasion
travel that way again he should ba
most happy TO carry him.
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From the United States Jo urnal.
A NE c r E ON TIC.
BY JOSEPH F. BROWN.

.,,..;ool
,n ,honI bo,o 1i.,,lo, ,h.o o(,hi, n ho
.comro,sr, iOdro-Iz.v Walton
Oh! have banqueted Oft in those ever.
green bowers
.Where pleasure lies carelessly smiling al
iame;'
Gazing out on the dance of the light-(o led
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,, c',nn,., o.on ,,o,,o,, ,nhi,o II j..
o..,,
,,,,,, e' , ,,i., ,;h or .o,.o,
lama o,,o,.n f., s,,, ,h,, s,oo,, on, -,
80 w ,,. - s;ah,
.r,.I ,no. .o.o Lo,,,;c, .h;,o.
,...;
And when pleasures was o'cr, and It's once
gushing springs.
Were as dry as The sorrow that knows not
a tear.
Have | heard from far the sweet spir,
that sings
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CHOICE OF PROFESSIONS.

When youth leaves school, or .com
pleles his college course, his education
ls not completed--he has only laid the
foundation upon which he is alrerward,
TO rear the supersruclure Of his fame s
fortune lie has still 10 20 through an
other course OF education. l. he have
TO depend upon himself 10 make his way
IN life he has TO choose some trade, oc
cupallon or profession, AS in this coun
/ Try there are very few who have not to
abor, IN some way; if he do not employ
his hand in rough and loilsome labor,
he must work with his good right hand.
One OF the most important Consdera-
lIons then, which should occupy young
man when he is about 10 prepare him
ell Tor the active duties Of lie, is the
choice OF trade, pursuit, or profession
which is best suited 10 his genius anu
capacity; but in Dolhng ale large mum.
0ers more completely mistaken. W,
know something oil this form persona,
Experience, had our capacity and nCl-
nalIon been consulted, we would never
oeen placed behind counter; but clI.
aumstances controlled lncIlnal on, anG
thus II may be with others. Many,
ooweVer who are left free to choose, en-
ter upon the study of law and medicine,
Or engage IN merchandise, VINO are far
better qualified to handle the plough.
10 the ianC'ed superiority Of these oven
all other pursuits, they entirely overlook
hose for which they are fitted, and
hence comparatively few succeed.
IL has oilen been a matter OF surpriS,
10 Us that so many men who have been
brought up in the country, should ooan
don their own vine and hg ree,' for The
preCarlouS business of merchandise, OF
The equally prec1rous professions Of Law
md medicine. agriculture, when p, op
rrIy attended to, II II do not lead TO splen.
did fortunes, oIords the means of indie
pendence, while success, in The Other
y, ofesSlonS Of I1w& medicine are over.
.;ocked. Our medical colleges furnish
NJ DIS by lhouSauds every year, and
awycrs are manufactured with as huI,
trouble, it is Ilue some make hits, hu
where one succeeds hly fail: where on,
rcuures distinction hny drag ON a weary
htc-a LIE without hope.
In 100 many cases many enter thes,
professions from mistaken apprecia
non Of their own talents; many from 81
foolish pride from a foolish notion that
. practical farmer, or practical me
hsnic is less respectable in SocIely,rhCJ
should recoIleCl that.
Honor and shame from no condition
rise,
Act we'll your parL Lthere aN the hon
or lies
-szsz-,ss-r~a~sss.s
Sam, is YOU 'quanJed wll any legal
gem men oh dis pIaccN
None, 'cepr by population Reputation
| t. means.
We'll, der why am Ilwors like FISH
esq
/ doesen NEEDLE wrd dat sulJec, al
| all
why, kaee doy au roud u lie 3at. o..
I6aIe)
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LGIS0lAILILANlA1US
l. | F e S l. A d D L X &.
ny HELEN ASHTON.

MARY, said Mr.. Stewart 10 her daughter
II think you 60 too lar in allowing such par
Iicular attentions on the part of James New
ton. lie is Of excellent family and quite
agreeable, and for partner in the dance
now and then might Go, but then he is bu
a poor GocICr, and now when his deyo
ton becomes marked il is time it time j
was checked
Mary bushed and dared not look her
mother in the face, for she felt guilty o
having received Newton's attentions with
dsfavor, and she was to much under th,
control Of her sIep-mother to ask wheIhe,
the objection against her new admirer wa:
valid. MI. Stewart saw her demeanor 6
reading her heart proceeded.
There is George Sanford now, who is
independently rich, and could maintain ;
wife in the fist style. He admires YOU
and, with little encouragement, could be
brought to propose
But ma said Mary, looking mp hcsita
Iingly after pause, during which she piled
her needle with increased velocity, Sit is
light, is it maidonly TO make advances even
if one liked the gentleman'
Mrs Stewart laid her work down on the
able, and seating herself in the chair,
said
Really, Mary, you are so fulI of such
romantic notions. Proper! 10 be sure
Why, how else would bash
ul man, such as Mr.. Sanford, get wife
No girl ought TO overstGp certain limits,
But when she sees man dying for Ler,
who is so modest that he lacks The courage
o address her, she is a Ounce if she d1es
lot encourage him. Men have 10 be man
lged, child, men lave 10 be managed ]
would not for the word tell you any thing
ou' "e''ne' "ou'u ! nave you
brow away fortune from false notions of
Mary piled her needle again with ncreas
d rapjdIy, and inaIv said, timidIy--
But suppose one cannot love the rich
,uilor
She did not do,o n roiso Lor oyos nc eh,
.,oLo onI who, ebo b,l G,ishod bo,
,cioh,encd colo, and porvons aci,,,ion
ecmcd ia imnlv ,b,, She feared the e0ec,
,sr words would c,odoce Ucr mo,bc,'
., ,rr,,oJ ,,;rr,o.,,, oI,,.o kor,,o .o.I,.;,,a
,nriro which delay Nl,rv (s,t &c If sbc
.onn sirl; ,hronoh III. noor for oh. Lro.
Ia, bor mo,bor,s oros ,o.o lon, oo h.,
honrh sho cam i.ro,
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From ,ho Roman Citizen.
CAUGHT A TARTER.

aptans, Captain Sherman, gliding owe
hs waters Of The beautiful ChampIair
The day was delightful, and the passer
Igers had sought the promenade deck I
Ianjoy the attractive scene, Good hl
NOR shone upon the features Of all, {
hey in groups, and S0luS, gazed upo
he the enchanting scenery, charted an
|promennded. Among The crowd Shon
three pompous specimens Of monarch
whose stiff cravats, stralght-bulone
snrlou!s, and military air, indicated thei
profession, and who bore upon lhei
fr0nt'piece The Roya' Coat of Arms
telling that they wore it by permission
Of her Majesty, Queen Victoria. VIII
majesty in their men, and a lordly con
tempt for the dwelIers in pumphin lant
upon their royal brows, they paced th
deck in evident satisfaction with them
selves, and with an occasional glance o
condesceUding pity upon the Yaoke,
natives about them. 1T length lhei
eyes ut upon one OF those queer SpeCI
mems OF Yankee production frtquentI,
seen from every feature of whose fac,
spoke The Yankee. He was a lank elk
looter, with careless, saunlering air
his hands thrust into The pocket of hi
coat, his cap set on lhe back of his hea,
and with supreme Indifference 10 all a
round him, was laZ Iy pacing back and
forth before the Brlish officers, whist
ing Yankee Doodle. lie chancod lc
wear upon the fronliSpiece OF his cap,
stamped in leather, The american Eag lie
with some appropriate motto. Taking
advantage of this, and wishing to have {
little sport at his expense, one of the
representatives Of RoyaIry accosled him
with.
well, my friend, see you wear the
agIe; suppose you belong to the Ar,
N.Y.
Not exactly replied the Yankee
jouching his cap al u mode de miHiure,
'bul have The pleasure of Informing
Won that hold y Iiru,pnsnI;. comm;s..
ion in the 9I Comnonv of ,he IgIL
Rro, Of Inrantrv in the Slate of Con'
oec,icu,,
Indeed, said the officer is ,b,, ,be
n'nan, ] - v" ,"h;oI I'' 'h o'V 49,, % ,''p' Wv
Vines for 'rnmne,. m and haan.rnlag @ p|"p"r" r",
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q oai. horo NJ, roha p,,I,.;, =,
,,han %r ', ,h',, w., ,,,. "om" ,,''h ,n," 0V"
~ '' ,ho n,a", ,"a' . os, o"' sa"V ~ ~ "V"'
- po,'E;o "'T "'So5 ,'; P'I''Is''' Di"y ', y.
,o' ~ 'h,,,.h ".."I' 90, 9"u 1'"" 'o''9 "O0''
" ~ VIZ a," ,',G w, ''NiI"0'"'0 anu 0''i'',
~ wv ~ ni,o ' WV "a', a'r"'T D'U' V'''fo, f ",
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Ter. lie Is rlCn anu WOulu eusuIo "
Happiness, but with Mr., Newton for hui
band, your life would be continual SIiug
gle against modification. want and mislor
tune But | have the confidence in 20
which persuades me that you agree wit
me. and that on SO important matter a
this, we shall not differ You have al
ways been a duIiluI child Mary, and
hope, in this matter, you will not pain m
heart
Mrs. Stewart had not been wrong in he
estimate of the effect these words wouI
have on Mary. Tears gathered into he
daughters eyes. She flung her aims arounr
her mothers neck, anG promised 10 ODE!
her wishes She had been conquered.
The gay circle in B-Soon heard o
the approaching marriage Of Miss Stewart
TO Mr. Sand(OId, for whom, it was curious
Iy whispered, the poor Newton had beef
discarded. The wedding was celebrated
with grea, mangnifcenco, and the oquipag'
mansion and furniture Of the bride, wer,
for six months The town talk.
Years passed. The young physician
lgradualIy acquired practice, and married
IN eslmable woman, with whom he enjoy
ed unaIloyed felicity At first, indeed, the
young couple had to practice lhs most rigiC
economy, but their mutual love swcetenec
Whatever might have been bitter in thelI
lot, and when they contemplated their sma
but neat parlors, neither Newton nor his
wife would have exchanged their lot io
loyalty. Gradually their means increased
and when they moved into large house il
one of the principal streets o! the city, they
9 njoyed their now really handsome dwCI
ling the more because it had been slowly
acquired.
This event happened just as the grear
trisis in the financial world come on, few
years since, when so many families lost
heir all, Among others Mr. Sanford was
'educed to beggary, by the bankruptcy Of
he United States Bank, in whose stock
MS whole fortune was invested-AnG nov
,ame the punishment Of Mrs. Stewart.
nerCenary spirit. She saw her lavorlt
laughter plunged into Poverty, which a hus-
BAND with whom Mary could not sym
POhize, and who, by his habits of luxur
1us Incidence, had become unfit TO struggle
with the world for his daily bread. Thorc
was no hope therefore, that he would evu
Use from the situation into which he was
now plunged.
DO you know | told YOU said one oil
Mary's early friends TO another, Nhat Mrs
Stewart might live TO repent hcl refusal of
DR.. Newton! 1 wonder if my words havnI |
,omc ,ruo,
Her comnqnior sicbcd &C che arswcr
cd
1T is great error 10 look only after
wealth in marrying children. For the
to most OF this and every city, an
ro,,,, man ;s Mo n,n., G,;na
.nn.L,r1 10, youro ro,l. honi, hma,,I.
e hoy ao,,I l;ro wol, IN ,ho n,;Ina ~,
.,c, ~ - u.,..-
" w.
It 'ne 100, VI VIC ''""'' ""0 ascent m'"
~
u,,,r,r Nn,o,,
"0"''' '"''O Is no niue" OO'"'
"e''.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's Church, MAIN-sr
TERMS:

TERMS:
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pubiished cUery Saturday morning, al
PjfO DOLL.4RS per annum payable
haB yedrly in GdrGRce, or IUo Dollars
fYty Cents,i| |nOfpaid WithiR the yea,.
NosnbscriptiOa wW be taken for a SHORTER
PenoiihGn Sir months; nor any discon.
Haamce permited,,0ii all arreGrages
are discharged.
8DTERTTSEDiENS not erceeding a
square ,oW be conSpicuously inserted al
One Dollar for the first three insertions,
and 1]centyJiCe cents for evcry subSe.
qWem Insertion. tL5"A liberal diSCO,1l
made 10 those lcho GdUcrtise bythe gear
LETTERS addressed on business ,muSt
be post pGid.
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THREE FRIENDS

Trust no friend whom you have not prov
cd There arc more guests at your Ia
bic than comiorIers at The door 0. a pil,
son.
A man has three friends, two Of whom
he loved very much; but TO the third ho
was wasIndlllercDtno!wlhslanding bo was the
most worthy and sincere of all. OLce he
was summoned before tribunal, al which
he was sincerely, bu, unjusIy accused
Who nongst you, said he, will 90 with
me and plead in my behalf accused and tho
King is cnraged , The first of the friends
excused himself by saying he had other
business TO attend to, the second accom-
panied him to the door of the house of
Judgment, but from thence he fled for fear
OF the engry judge;lhe third and the last one
on whom he depended; went with hlm,a and
% clearly showed his innocence, that tho
Judgd liberated him.
Moral 49, Men has three friends in lhis
world--hOw do they ACT in the hour OF
lCa'h when God calls him to Judgement
Money, his first friend, lorsahe5 him and
goes not with him. The second is his re
jalives, and friends who accompany him TO
The door OF the grave, and return to their
homes. The third, whom he had most for
gotten in life, his iailh and good works;
they alone aCcc npany him 10 lbe Throne
Of the Judge; they go before, and speak lcf
ilm and find mercy aud pardon.
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s-gNrsszFgyq,s

Roswell AND JOHNSON ON SuIclpE -.
A conversation between Boswell and John
sou on this subject:
Suppose Slr;' sald Boswell, that ths
man is absolutely sure that if he lives i
(3w days longer he shall be detected in %
fraud, the consequences Of which will be
utter disgrace and exclusion from sor.-
wF
Then, sir, said johnson, 'let him r. ..
some place where he is not known T. D.
.el him 60 10 the devil where he j. BIZ.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
Sr. 9. SGs. Sicmaose,

9(rSt @uuparst uno @eburtsBelfer
empfetIt Itdl eincm ecebrten putlifum pon
9IGentaun 70 rpie besen llm9ebun9eu adls
tun9spca. @r ffmcidpelt fId,, ea er fdpn
cine 9Reihe bon Sahrcn pr1cticirt bat Cpcs
runter Sabre in galfcr) uno nit ben be-
ften 3eugneen pcriebcn III, Die ;u jehcr 3ctt
ia fciner Sffce einSeIehcn iperccn fSnuen,
weni9ftenS cncn Tbcil eines 9cad)teten pub'
Iifnms su 9eWinnen.
@r nadt icldc Die an d,rrniIhen Sranfs
hettn Der 9Iuaeu, 70 mic QSurmcrn alIer 9lrt,
SIedlten, GpilepiIe, jHdmcrrbaicen, Weluns
dlolte, II. f. 10, beicuoers aufmerfilmfeit, brl
ibm auSurufen, inecm es ibm in ben meiitcn
Sdllen 9clang, 5oeilun9 ;u bewtrfen.
Scine 8cbnun9 III in Der Snamlton Strds
&c, spiid,en ben @iaifbduiern pcn Soerrn pcs
ter fubn6, sur Come, mrb Ncrrn Sncob
Sa9enbnd, 81 ben SdInfrl ollpc er bcs
reit 1T, bel Gag ceer 9tadlt icipchl ietuen Scs
rufe9efhdfteu nad,Sufcnmen. @s lit olels
ledt nid,t unnotti9 fcl9ences @mpfeb!un9s'
itretben in Sfilrie bctsufi9en.
gBir bic lluter;cihneteu 9lerste, Burger
unb @inWobner Der Staot @dItcn, I'M Saun'
tD Tortbampton, beScu9en, oaB s. 9S. Ste'
mon in ben leeten 8Sahren in nnfcrer WiItte
al6 9IrSt, gSunoarst uno aIllen bartn orr'
fcmmcnocn 3ipei9cn prattctrt bal, unb mir
nebmen nidt ben 9ertn9iteu 9lnIfano su "a
gen, su Der DGlli9en 3ufriebtnhcit Seoer'
mann'e, beionbcrS abrr, ietner bchanoelnccn
Saranfcn. Da es jeocdI aenanntcn Or. 6.
gS. Siemon'6 gSunld) 1T, ieinen hteT9en 9lus
fsnthaSt nit eincm anccrn Su oertauifenL lc
befd,eini9en mir hermit init Scrgnll9en bGB
er ipilrei9 1T jeoer llnterltubuu9 bon ben
Sar9ern Sn tem pIaee, nad, ipeIhem er Sics
ben mag.
81. Stput, W. O., .. eahpncur, m. q,
6. 6. Sielb, W. o, QSm. Sddett, s. SO.
WiilIcr, 6. 6itfcn, Scbn y. S,rdt, Sc.
grcabheab, q. Vomp, Gj. Straub, y. s. 9.
Sd,mico, 8. SO. S,es, 6. s. S,utter, CaYio
@cnner, s. Sdipe, 9. q. Cunlop, O1clhicr
SHcrn, 9f. Sones, Scbn @otmon, pbilp
Weirea, jr, s. Sadett, 6. Nsdman, SO.
s.. outter peter Ruu9eiIer, 9. Sbrie, 50.
tparo Seip, q. s.. Gentleman, s.. gS. 9)dtes,
s. o. Neirel, Saccb Clifton, Na. s.. Socrr,
jry SO. Surfe, Wm. NarmrnD, s.. SO. @lif.
ton, W. Dapi6, s. Si9man, q. Sellis, 9.
9f. 8inlD, 8. g. Sage, s. q. 5,crn, 9tra.
bam Sigmat otram Naro uuo pieLe 9lnbrt
mas Der Gaum nift crlautt beiSufu9en.
Sttober 80. nq4W,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
100000 SSasfs
Sretter lulD S5allbol;,
S&ScaDer mmD Spfmam,

SsS caDer unb Spfmon,
Senadrtdti9en ibrc Trrunoe unc cas puts
lifum, haB iIe ben altcu Stano ees Ncffs
mani uno QBeapcr, in Der Samiltpn StraBe,
cbertalb SoaGcnbud,'6 @aifhaus. oencmmen
haben, uno 9leidlfolls ben altcu StanS, ehes
benz 9rbaltsn bon @eor9e Seipcr unc 60. ,
allDc fc INNER einen 9roecu 9crratb bon
Srcttcr uno Snuhol; bon ocrIhiebrnsu Cor,
ten auf Soano balten Derren - barunter be'
fincen fd, fcl9cnee.
@elbs uno 9Gei6peint T(ur gtarcs,
Gcplar Soarbs, Scintlin95 unO
Nlanfen, Ofdpel. .SoarrS II. ScGnt.
ling Nannel Soarc5 uno Scint.
ling Gtrlben ScarpS unb Ytlnfen
Semlof Ten5sScdntlin95, 5ctces
9tafterS, GihensN(onfen, 2lttdeu
2clter Saume, mo iiberbaurt allie
9lrten Sretter, 0aubplS, Nfpffen
2atten uno S6inpelh 70 lpte aud
9eil9te Slabboarb.
sic iperben INNER cbi9e 9lrtifeIn ;um BcYt
fduf auf Sano hdlten, uno GIno bereit qcrGs,
nen bonn eance oamlt an ben nieoriSten prei
fen ,u perfeben.
Oanfbar fur 5crett6 9cnceene SunoIojafa,
hcffen ite ourd, 9enaue uno piinftlite 9lbs
nartnna ihrcr Gjefddfte unb bilIi9e lJrei1e ei,
nc Scrtcaucr cerfrIbcn Su ertaltcn.
SSoleph 9Seaoer,
Scbn 9. SoDfman.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
81 caec Glitter.
Gjrtm' ltno 9feninoer,

Satsn III 3uiaB gu ibrsm friitercn Stcf
Sitter, Ioeben Elm prddtiees 2lliortemcnt
fhidlide Waaren fur Die Sahrsseit erhalten,
bcitrbeno aus {:
Teuc 9lrt Wcuslin Tefain fur qdoiees2Insiis
9e, reid, f9urirter 9lib Geldin, SduIans
rnb 9If9ben Sattins, Srdpe Deldn6 NIB
@rdpe Srufda, fd,warser, furbi9er, ftsus
rirter unc 9eltreifter g.paca, fd,parscr II.
blau fdwarSer Scmbaiin, Id,ipar,er unb
farbi9er Werino, palmer uuo ft9urirter
Seioe, Jfattune bon oerfdlieoencn Scrtcn,
Spcn9ce, @bcppa rno Snnoana JoalStil.
d,cr ctn 9rcBes enforcement bon alien
SCrtcn Sattinets unb @afdmers, unb ein
grocer 8prratb Suh pon oe, fhieecueu
Narbcn, uno cine 9rcee 9luswabl anoercr
slrtifcl, tpcid,e a(le all ben nieeri9ften prei,
fen ucrfauft weroeu.
Grim uno Tenill9cr.
Sept. I8. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
Q0l9nte 9loCbrttDt.

Oa peter Sctberclf uno icine
3yrau, bon Sbcr'Nacuu9ie SaunItip, Qed,a
@auntD, permitteIit elmer frcipiIiecn llebrrs
itbrctbung, eatirt orn 9teu Ccccmbcr, 1874,
aa' abr @i9entbum, icrpcbl Iic9cnces als per.
1onlIdes uno ocrmilhtes an ben llnterIdrics
benen hbertra9en hotcu, II. ;,par gum Sciten
cer @rcotcren bee belagtcn petcr Srtbcrclf,
20 werocn hermit ale, lpelde nod, auf irqcno
cine Dirt an bcia9tcn Sctbsrcf idulrio lIne,
auf9efproert iunerbalb 60 Sa9en abiube,ab,
len = uue ScIhe, bic nod rrdltm6siac @lu
dprlldDe an tcid9ten pcter Sctbrrplf 6obcu,
apereen stenfalIs auf9cfcrocrt ibrc 9tcd,nun
gen inherbaIb brla9trr 3rit wcblbeitdti9t cins
Subdncisen, eu
SobH 8. Selfri6, 9lliI9iir.
Iecembcr Is. uo6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
Qlnt0nte 9laChrtCbf.

Da Inorea Qe.fler uno feine
sSrau, argaretb a, bon 5ocioelbero
2almldtp, 2cd,a @auntp pcrmittcllt elmer
trrilptataen llcberlhreibuua battrt ben 8tcn
Sanuar 1915, aH' ihr @i9entbum, fcpcbl
lc9enocs ols prrf6nIdes nno permifdte6
all oen llnterid,riebcnrn iibertra9en baben,
uIlo Stpar gum Seiten Der @rebitcreu eeS be-
ta9tcn sInerras Scffler, 70 wcrcen kernit al
ir, wrldlr nod anf ir9eno cine 9lrt an beIa9s
trn Eetfler ihulei9 lInc, ouf9cfprcert, inner
bnlb T. 98cdcn ab;ubeSabIeu - uno Solct,r,
tle ncd rchtmds9e 9Inipriidye an bc1aotcn
SIneredS eefflcr babcn, werbcn ebcnfaQs allfs
e9cforeert ihrc 9lcfuun9en iunerbalb beIaQs
asr 3cit mCbbcitdti9t enSutdnbisen, an
9loam German, jlln., 9lfiT9nie.
Sanuar 8. nofm