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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

5L"Ne copy the following, from the
Boston Daily Mail, by request.
Trichs for Tracks .-We have all along
asserted that the unnatural connection he.
tween the directors of the Vermont Cen
trail Railroad, and the Directors of the
FItchburg Railroad, was mere sham ;and
that, If persevcrcd in one party at least
would assuredIy be "takcn H." 1t would
seem from the following letter from cx Gov
P. who was mainly instrumental in bring.
ing about this connection, that the proofs o
insincerIly on the part of at least ono the
high contracting parties, are coming on,
"belore their time"
NoRTnrIELD, July %, 1916,
f. CoIcmon, Esq, Dear Sir,,-I re-
GREETED | did not see you at our meelingo
stockholders, but received the letter
In connecting with the Fitchburg road
it must not be undcr, TODD that we are UNI
willing to unite with the Concord road
believe all the directors are for that CON
nexiou; but in going for the Concord, d,
not think it best for our road to dsconnecr
with the Fitchburg, aud when | see you
can give You such reasons, as will con
vince you it is for our interest to have both
shall be in Boston the last of August
in the meantime we shall push our road
| suppose your assessment may do the Isl
of October, as YOU propose, if not conycn
lent before. Truly yours,
(Signed) CHARLES PAINE
Let the Fitchburgh directors read the
above letter, and then say how much they
can depend on the professions OF the man
ayers OF the Central re ute violate. To con
meet with that route, they have pcliIcd tn,
only chance ola profitable connection will
western Vermont; and now that the riya
Concord and Lebanon route is certain t
be built the managers Of the Central route
violate heir solemn pledges to the Fitch
burgh drectors-uot open to be sure, bu
coycrlly in private letters to their Stock
huIdcrs-.and declare their readiness {,
unite with ,hc Concord and Lebanon!-
Through the influence Of the FIchbur
directors, or mainly so, Gov. Paine sccur
ed nearly million Of the stock Of tn
Central route in Boston; and this is tn
way he pays of the obligation. We doub
if more barcfaccd piece of irickery an
underhand management was ever expose
to the public eye, in connection with
public enterprise.
Another fact in connection with the al
fairs of the Central Railroad, ought nc
to be lost sight of. With all their hosting
they have as yet secured but little, if any
over two millions of subscriptions to tn
stock lfihcy unite withthc Fitchburg
aud Cheshire, they will want neatly G
, quite three and a half millions to compct
their road. From one million and ha
: is yet behind-whlch is quite as much {
is wanting to complete the Rutland roaC
, The Rutland stock is now considered III
best stock unfinished in the market an
: the books are fast filing up The O!
t dcnrburgh interest will push the Rutlan
route, because It shortens the distance
q Boston twcnty-six miles, and it is our SO
Q emn belief that the Rutland route will |
$ completed long before any other Rairoa
= through Vermont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28
FOREIGN WOOL

We extract the following paragraph
from an able financial article that appear.
ed in late number of the Boston Post:
There l'a decided sensation produced
by recent developments in reference tc
imports OF foreign wool so invoiced as tc
pay but five per cent duty, and the WOO
growers of all sections arc determined
that the tariff shall be amended in that
respect at least An interior journal says
Nearly fourteen millions Of pounds OF
wool are not brought into the country to
make negro cloths aud coarse blank cts.
No, 1t is used for the manufacture OF
cloths and satlns in constant wear by the
people. The very great increase Of wool
imports under a 5 per cent duty has at
racted attention, aud it is found that in
1874, l3,303,645 lbs. were imported,
paying per cent duty, and bit 1858,
costing over 8 cents, In 1913 the five
per cent class imports were only $685.
COL, aud the cents l3l,1lG. 1t can
hardly be a matter of surprise after this,
that wool is so depressed that the farmers
of Vermont declare it can no longer be
raised, land are getting rid of their sheep
DIS fast as possible In the Western States,
where land is cheap, and sheep can be
kept for % cents per head, the production
of wool may be lucrative, even with such
foreign competition; but east of the Allie
games, the sheep must be slaughtered or
disposed of.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

Although the Editor of the Woodstock
Age processes to exchange with us, yet
not a paper Of his have we received for
the last two weeks 1t will be something
OF an'elortwe suppose, but if he will just
Tor the occasion assume magnanmlty e.
nongh to send us his venomous reply to
our brief paragraph upon his railroad
vogares, although We should prefer a
more honorable antagonist, yet we will
meet him, W0ichmaa.
The clerk who makes up the mail in
the Age Office says, the Age is sent in ex-
change regularly.
We beg of the Waterman not to give
itself too much trouble on our account.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

manufacturers, the 90 millions of pounds
Of foreign wool, which is imported this
year under the tariff olyour own making
almost duty free, and you will then be
satisfied.
Wool-growers don't complain abou
prIcos-take any pricoyou eau get-don' 7
vince or make wry laces-keep up good
couragc-go to the polls and support
"the tariff as it s"-sound the alarm that
"tho tariff is in danger"-gct each of you
a whig paper, and read for your comfort
aud edlicarion, this little garblcd sentence
my opinion is thai wool should be i'm
ported duty free"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28
STuJLATER FROM TEXAS.

The cutter Woodbury., Capt Foster, which left
Arkansas on the 9Th, aud Galveston on the 10Th
has Just arrived.
Major Doueson came passenger in the Wood
bury.
The ships Victoria and Suyiah were TO leave
AmnSas on the Sth.
The United States steamer Monmouth had ar.
rived at Arkansas in Il leaking condition, so bat
that the pumps were going continually 10 kecI
her ufoat.
We have received the Galveston News Of III,
Slh The sloop of war S.. Mary arrived at Gal.
weston on the 9TH from Corpus Christi. There
are 1000 troops at st. Ioseph's Island, where
they are comfortably situated Their ulleuou
destination seems no, to have been determined
upon. The Falmouth was daily expected in The
Gulf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

sJaExtract from a letter Clom a mem
Der Of Parliament, dated pittsburgh, Ca,
May 27, 1913
Ny Dcr Sir
When in New York, last winter, was
afflicted, as | had bhcn for more than ten
ycors, with distressing Asthma; pur-
chased TWO bottles of Wistar's BalSam of
wild Cherry, aud before | had finished
one bottle | felt much better By the
time had taken the second | was quite
wcli, and have not since been troubled in
the least.
My disease was formerly so bad that |
could not attend to to my duties in the
House; but now, thank God, am able to
see to my business regularly, and | hope,
next session TO attend to my parliamentary
duties.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

Serious chargc.-The Mobile Adver,is.
cr, referring to the election of Mr. Felix q.
Mcconnell, IL somewhat distinguished
member Of the last Congress owe: Nh
Rue, the, regular Democratic candidate
says--"The most curious part OF this cleo.
ton is, that after Mcconnell had been de.
nounced for two years, throughout the
Wing papers, for personal misconduct dis
graceful to the state, they made no nom
nation oCtheir own, but took him up and
eIecte him over the regular caudlate
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28
BRIGHTON NEAlsaGEV,
MONDAY, AUG. IS. ISIS,

At Market 1850 Beef Cattle, 90 Cows and CoIve,
1000 Shccpanu 1878 Swine
PRICES.-Beef Cdtiir We quote first quality 81 cg
on n3t5 ~ W
Working Oyrn.-NO sales noticed
Cows and Calves none.
Sberp.--Sults from les to S2n0 Lambs lie to Las.
SmHe, OI hogs 3-lM5 shuuts3 to l- At retail from
4 TO- l.2. ~ n Farmrr:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

An editor tout west" thus makes his
exit;
Dear rcaders-Wih this paper cease
the existence of the "Olio!" Our num-
Der is full and complete, and we arc a
"bns,ed establishment" We shall gather
up our coat and boots, shave off our whis-
kcrs, dun few interesting specimens OF
'patrcns" that viii Tay-In promises, and
then we're going for TO 90 TO some other
field of operation, 1t may be more cX-
tended, but it cannot be LcSS!"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

The Unitarian Meeting House recently erected
in Pomlrel, will be dedicated on Thursday, tht
lllh day of September next,
Sermon by the Rev, a. A. Ll,nmore of Keene
N. H., services TO commence at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ.
Pomiret Aug. 26. 1915
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

The presentation of plate to Ex-rolec-
tor Van Ness took place on Thursday eve
ming 81, at Towards Hotel. Mr. ArcuIa
RUS made the presentation speech, to
which Mr. Van Ness replied, The articles
are valued at $1,000
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

lc0RRECTEn WEEKLY FROM THE y. E. FARMER
SEEDS, Herds Grass, 81 90 to Is per buSheI Red
10" w TO ~ cts ClovcrN "rthern, 7tUlO C-SUuthcrn
Is aye. Flax seed : 50pcr bnshel Lucerne, 33 {
peru; Canary seed 50 90 to.l so per bushrl.
GRAIN. Corn Northern, new bushe 10 It6l-South.
ern round yellow o 5sn OG-Southrrn nat yellow new
% 33--d0. do. whit! 5}a5j-do New Orleans 5 q
Barley OOa OO-Ryc, Northern, g. 7O-dO. southern Ga
a 67-Oats, southern SO a l0-N0mhCrn do On ia ia
beahs per blshe ia W Shorts, double bushc Ou
n OO-Bran % 60.
FLOUR Baltimore, Howard street A mos. or. so 90
5O-do wharf, $3.50 ash 37-lo ree OF garlic, 50 LU II
OOO-Pliadrlphip do, 1 mos. 60 D % --Frcderrks.
bur9h, low I'd mos. 81 4 0,0O-AleNandria wharf
molniall i p u l31-GeneSSec, common cash. s 81 a
$50 do fancy brands Sls7 25-Ohto via Canal 81 2J
81 15-d0 o New Orleans. cash GOA 90. Rye, SO gJ
aOOO-lndian Meal in bbls. 2 % 2 l2.
PROVISIONS. Beel-Aess mo. new bbl 50 50 n 10
-NaVy-Se - Il 2J--No. L. 10 OO-dO Prime Sc 80
So OD-Pork-EStra clear mo- hh, 500 90 II so do
CIea Sll % 1919 do. Mess, Is IL OO--dO Prime
10 70 10 2j-dO Mess from other STATES. 90 90 % 10
do Prime do do so OOaO 90 do Cargo do. OOO-CIeur
do % 90 90 shipping, Il Is do store, unn
speCtcd l2do dairy, Is cents lizard, No. l. Bus
ms Sa LIDO south and Western, SH 9-Iams, BIOS.
ton, a 8 l-2-Soulhem and Westerns IA . Cheese.
hip'g and meal, u S--do new milk, as
WOOL. Duty-rhe value whereof AT the placc of ex-
portHton shall not exceed per pound, per cent
nd Vaorcn All whCreulthG vaue exceeds 7 cents per
pound, 40 per Ct. nd. val. and cts per pound,
Prime or SaNony Ilccces, washed ,lb. 10 81 c-Amrr-
lean full blood ,d0 81 3jDO 3-4 do 81 35- DO l-2 do
l3l 32--l-l and common do 30 IA 23--Smyrna Sheen
washed 2Ol ado unwushcd, lOn l5-Bengasido il I2
SaNony, clean OO-BGGnOs AyrCs mpickud. IA lO--do
do pcdked, ~ ll--Supcrlne Northern pulled lamb g.
3i No do do do II a 3j--NO dodo do % 2j--No 3
do do II II.
Hops Duty 20 per cent,--lsrsoIt Mass. ls43, ID
GOA 2d do Gao.
Hay SIP 10 Il l-2 perton--Eastern screwed IL to 90
EGGS, II II.
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WOODSTOCK.

The democrats of Woodstock will meet at
Whincy's Hotel, on the Both inst at I o'clock
p. NJ. for the purpose of seectinga suitable can
didae for town representative.
T.. A. KlMBALL,
Dem. IOwA com.
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BARNARD.

The democrats of Barnard arc requested TO
meet in ne old UniversaIist Meeting House, on
Saturday evening, the goth inst. TO nominate a
suitable candidate for town repres enatiye.
1t is hoped there vii be general attendance,
Barnard, Aug. Goth.
HIRAM AIKEN,
Vt,i,n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28

The Washington Union Of the 2lsl saws:
For the information Of the numerous gallant
citizens who will wish to avail themselves Of APP
pontmenl' in the army, in expectation ola rup.
ture with Mexico, we deem it proper TO state.
what we have learned from the War Department,
that the present military establishment can IN no
event be increased wiihoW The prerious lcgisla-
lion Of Congress-; and, ofcourse, there will be no
such appointments to be made until first author
zcd by law. The militia can only be called out
in aid Of the regular army, as now by law estab-
Ilshed.
There are now attached to the amy many
snpornumeory graduates Of the Military Acade-
my, fit for the most active and important ser
vice.
We are happy to notice the signs Of patriotism
and chiyalry which have been excited throughout
the republic by the very first whisper of impending
war The gallant officers of GU: army and navy,
Gager for distinction in an honest cause, are liter
ally nundating the departments with their praise
worthy applications for active service while the
people present an almost undivided front against
the mcnacmg attitude assumed by Mexico. Whole
companies Of citizens, we understand, have volun-
tecrcd their aid in any efforts which the govern
mcnt may assign them in the event of hostiIities
and, should general call be made by the nation
for volunteers, who can doubt the aIacriry with
which it would be answered BY the multi
Iudes Of fearless spirits from every section of the
country, and especially from the green valley Of
the West?
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NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY, Class Ss, for I-I5
TO be drawn at Jersey Civ Nd On lWcdncsday, 10,
Sept. lolj-75 Numbers, - drawn ballots.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass &c
for l9i5-to be drawn at Alexandria u c. on sat.
rday, september 1915. Is numhers-l2 drawn ballots.
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Printers BiaRk Cards.
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Other sizes To order OF either of the foregoing quail
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MOURNING CARDS of various sizes made to order.
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The subscriber invites all Editors in the United States
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who will send I'm copy Of their paper containing this
advertisement, TO inse it tor three months
GEORGE COOK.
New York, July g. 2i3'3m
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 81, for lcl5-
10 he drawn at Alexandria, d. G. on Saturday, 18th
of Sept. 1915. rs Numbcrs-l3 Drawn Ballots
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
2lufrmbr III ayftl,pnufic.

Tic Burger pcu Wtilwaufic ino felt eiri|
ocr Belt nit cinonccr int Streit Qrncfen uni
ecr cine 3hciI ;erftSrte Die Srndcn, pcltI
pcn rcn anrcrn Ihcil crtaut murcen. @no|
lid, 1T cs ~ 1bdtitfcitcn umo tem @etrautl
prn Srucr9cpctrcn s,pifhen ibnen 9efcn'|
men. Cine rcrtiae 3eituua beridtct ea(
tcr Serausacber nculid, in iciner @jrId,dfts|
iiube curd, bdS Sltfeuern prn Rancren bcun|
ruhiat muroc. SaIo rcrfammelte I'D, cii
Qrrfcr Gelfshaufen, riR Gle Sprin9ifrae|
@rIde uirecr uno btgab I'D, eanu mad, Gel
Sritc, prldr nbcr bic DicncmcHee fitrfI
uno mad,tc aud tjeie unqangbar. SisiI
untcr eem Gcf6haufrn bci ecr Mencircnc|
8ride waren NIT piifeIeH uuo SIiutcn I'd
wafuet, uno sinc recr SWei pcricnen fpuq
ocn bctrdd,tlid, cbihcu uidYt 9cfdbrfidl crr|
rpunect. Oils eieicr Ssridbtrcn benz Sccrdusl
acter 9cftIrirben wurre, wuresn ncdh insmej
Sancnen uno Sliutcn abQcid,cscn. 3pd
Sriifcn wcitcr uutcn AM Slue Wurcen eahj
,crit6rt, 70 nae eS fir Subrmcrfe unm69iid
mar eornber iu paeircu, uuc fir Sueadpae|
faff chen TO- Eicicr ihdneliche ausbfud
ipurrc curt, 6rtlid,c Gifsriildht perauIaetk irI
erm Die giunchucr auf iceer Srite bel
Sluers tcfrrhtetrn, cae ibrr Tadbdrn d
ibrcn @clddften su gut fcstfimcn. I'D.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
SSuu Nlcricp.

Soerr Sbanncn, Icstbtn 8creini9ten Staas
ten 9efdnoter mad, Uicrtcc, ilt eneiib AM
pcrlcstCu Samiteg in euem 8eGTsl bon 8era
@ruS in GeuDcrf, nad) elmer Snbrt bon "a
Ga9en, an9cldn9t. gr fdat baB Die Drafts
All Die Wericduiid,e Shakfammer, crhalten
eurd, ben sImrtifnniIdrn sl9enten, fur bic
ipei fdlIige Snffalments, me9cn @a6en.Waus
ael nidbt anSbcSablt lpcrecn ieien. - Sames
81. Soralcman fam audi aIs Iasa9irr in ecm
ndmIiden SeGrl. @r wurbe ebenfau6 uuf
Ieinrm gSs9e bon Werico mad, 8rra @ruI
nebit nod, 8 antrrn paeagicren beraubt iu'
fammen bic Summc BON $500 dusmadcnc.
Sn Wericc mar eS INNER nod lebr uurubig,
uuo nidltS ancerS als Stric9 nit ZEN Screi.
niatcn Staaten mar, i'm Sail cinsSgInIdluecs,
unlcr benz acmeineu 8clf ernartet.
Wacretbaten une 2dubereien ipcrefu fcrt'
wdkreuo auf zen meiit Ifcntlidcu Straeen
periibt. - &auni rcrgebt ein Gag an Dem
nid,t 9dubereicn perbt tperocn. 9tabe bel
9ie Srio lit neulidD Gin @arapar, beId,ust
bon 10 Dra9pner ourh cine Sanee bon so
91duber an9c9riffen, unb @elo uuo Sitter Su
Dem 8clauf pcn sc, 900 entpcneet prrocn.
Cie 9adHber trifft man gcw6bulid lit @cm
pd9nien ocn 20 Warr fart, spetdIc rpphl bcs
paffnet itno, nno oercn sInfiibrrr in ZEN mas
be gelcgenen Stdeldcu rppbnhaft icin fcllcu.
Gic @rcs Committee beS Mericaniidrn
@cuarcecs, in 8c5u9 auf bic Serd6 9IngcIe,
genheiteu, fam Su fcl9enccn Sd,Ius:
"Dae Mereo bic 5reibcit babe, Die 9ie9irs
run9 ;u autbprifIreu, fdl iii eiuc frieoIihe
llntertanelun9 nit 3cras cinSulaeeu, pclhr
ibre Wi6prritdnNnife aus9ctdcn f0nnte, unc
Az cinem 3roftdt fllhren m6dIte, auuehmbor
uno chrenpclI fur eie 9irpublif, Der @cnchs
miaun9 rcs @cn9rr5cs nntcrwcrfcu."
Sc cr9bt I'D, caB in Gampco cas Gclf IN
IcItcn gciorguie, biuiIdHidD ccs sInihIrees
mar, ros am l0tcu Maj cine Scriammlunq
9ebaIten ipurbc, fir Den @noSped WitteI III
Crorcifcn, bamit Die llnrubcn fd ,picocr Ies
gen m6d)tcn.
Bon ciui9cn bisf9cn 3citun9rn wirb ge.
tpunocrt, rb cs S.errn Shannon ocm @r'@es
Iauotcn rpcbl m6oIid, iri ben 9Seg pieocr
mad, Sbio Su 1uocu 2 Scnccrbar 9cwun'
bert, BON cincm Wdun Der cine Scianotld,aft
unternimmt jeerd, uad ieincm Sctra9en in
Wtcrieo Su urthrilcu, fOuutc mau Idllisecu,
caB Der Gdbcrfte gBr9 fur uuIrrc &c9icrur9
ici, pcun Ie eirrn Se9Icitr anitcllcn piirce,
I'M NIT ibnI nad) Danic Al rcien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
SScu Srtrdus.

N9it mas fir WsnIhen Icu Orleans brs
pCbnt it 9cbt ccntIib aus 9tadfcIsenrem
bcrocr:
Gin 3wc fam p f.--9Im 14tcn SUM-
gerictben bic SHcrren 8errD { tuelY uuo
@;efieI Ser9ufp ii palelbit in einen
WcrtlpsdIcl, rpeldlcr fId, bamit enbi9te, ca6
Scrgu1on icinem @e9ner, in elmer gntfer'
nun9 bon 10 9)drbs, cine 9aoun9 Suds
Sd,rct III Die Bruif fdcs. QipcID ftarb cine
Smnec nndber.
WRoro. - @ini9e Gage fpiter tpurte ein
jun9cr Wann 9tamcn6 Nobert Gre 6,
10 Il, Gin Sdrciber in eincm Nanoels' S.aus
ie eafeIbit. burd einen aneern Sdreibsr 9tas
mems So bn 9 d ne ser erltphen.-
Gin alter Streit mar bic llrIade.
Due lI.--@in Duell wurce rbcnfalIs rrr
eini9cn Ia9eu balclbit ;miihen ;nri Srrren
9efcdltcn, WcldeS IId) oacurt enei9te, oaB
elmer bon ihucn bic Sugcl feinss @e9rers
9erobe inter ba6 Shr i'll Den SIcpf 9cid,Ceen
befanr, mcld,c6 au9enblidliben Sob perur'
ladte. llrIad)e @iferluht.
u 0 d, / II W or b. - 9lm I2ten 9crics
then balcIbit ;pei SHerren Taniens 6 b n.
o II uuo Sri mer ire0en eincm Nuno in
etncn Sncit, irrpru ole SOl9c mar, toB @r'
ftcrcr bcn Qretercu rrIdcB. Scbn1en bat Icis
nc Elldt bcncrfifclliot,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
Qnndb @cict in S,ipntrcaI.

Cine McnircaI 3cttun9 iaat :-"Oiit eeie|
mefen uno 9rceem llnwilIrn habcn mir cincl
anccru jener fsi9en unb 9rimmi9en SIn9riffcj
aufsusrid,rn, pcldcu prcteitantild,e prced
ger, Scnnta9sfd,ul pebrcr uuo 9luSthcileI
pcn rsli9itlcn 3raftaten in eielcr Staot I'D
itiuei9 ausaciCet iInb, ndbreuo fc ibre mifo|
ihdti9en Wcrfc inter freiem l,immel -ansu|
ben. 9Im Scnnta9 Gadmiitag, ccn 25ite1
pcriosu Wrnats, mar cn reipcftablrr iun9eI
Wdnn, Cciu phrcioe6 9lieo Der 9BcelcDai|
Rird,e) in oem rbcrn gure Der Srifenitraed
bridlifti9t Iraftate aIBiutbeilen uno Siuecj
~ Der ScnntIgefd,uIr ciniuldHn. g3dbI
reno er ruhig ciui9e Ruaben anreocte, ,pcId,d
i'd, nit prnfsuwerfrn beIuifigtcn, ndhrrtd
I'D, ibm bon biuteu Gin Tdun, coer pieImehd
Gin llnaebeuer in Ger 8elfalt eines Mauuesl
uno id,Iu9 inn init cinsr gelatencn Slintel
Cipcldle or uddhcr ilber ihu abfeucrtr) ;d
Scecn, uno serbrad, ibm oaeurd, bic Rinn'I
laoc uno fd,lug bm mehrcre 3dbne bcraus. i
@r wurce ednn auf cine oiebiIhe 9Bciir ,pei'I
ter mishaHeeIt wdhrenb or auf Gem ScecnI
lag, uub in eiucm bepaetlcien 3nitancr lied
gen aclaeen.--ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
GnsIanb - bic Sreaon Traor.

9Ilte Die leitence eOneoner 3eituuaeu, tpsl,
DIE nit ben, leBten DampfItiff, Der "@alccp,
nia." rrbalten tperben fIno, filbrcn cine gan,
selnee Sprad,e in elmer Discusicn biniId,ts
lid, Der Oregon Srdse - Die "Oaprnina
Chronicle" fast: "cie allsemeine Spradye
Der 8ereinisten Staaten 3eitunsen sescu
gn9Iauo III Iebr friebfam." - Der SOeralc
faet: "llnIerc gcuisteiteu burd, bas leste
Campfid,iff ilno mcbr 9enu9tbuenb. Sre.
9cn III Elm tobter Suhitabe 9eWorbcn @s
,pirb jebenfalls nidt anoers beene9en ee'
fprcdert, als bae es cine Sahe sur Inter
banolun9 uno frieoliden Gussleid,ung sDis
fden beioen ednbern iei." 1ic @lcbe faqt,
"eaB man lit ben lebten 2a9en febr beunru'
hi9t auf 2lmerifaniite gisuigfciten 9ewdrtet
hattie" Die ndn,Iite 3citun9 fdbrt eann
fort, uno fd9t, baB nid,t Die 9erin9ite @abr.
iheinli6fcit oorharhen Isi; bas bic friebtide
SerbdltniBe s,piiden @n9ldnb unb 9lmerfa
burd, einen 8rie9 rpe9en gemeintsm @sbiei
unter5rc6en iperoen ipiireen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
Sis Stocftpu 2trtiltcriitcu.

Die Stcdtrn 9IrtiQeritcn bon Wauh
@hunf, Carbon @ountD, :pcrbcu hcute 9tad)s
mittoo CWlttpph) aIlhier cirtrefcu. Infer
birG9c6 Miltdr bat aGc notbweueige @aass
iC9eln 9etrcfen, INN bieIcIbc Ouf cine fcld,e
9lrt gu cmpfangen, mrId,c ibm 81 @brcn 9cs
retden, uno sur Srl9e haben pirb, ooB Die
"S dtpn 8" nit ihrcm 8eIud) allhicr
icbr ipcbl Sufriebcn icin rperoen. Dies 1T mic
e5 ieiu iolte &c lies lleb abcr audi iptrflf
nidts auoerS erwarten, benu pcrn man be-
eenft aus wrld,cn perionen infer Oiiltdr
Su1ammcn9cieet 1T, 70 fann man nit iIfers
belt i'm 9orauS od6 Seripreden able9eit, ipic
mir Ihon porIeete QSode 9etban baben, bas
frcmtc &cmpn9nien uur auf Die rcdtc 9Irt
sIuo Beile oabier cmpfdn9cn werben. Die
"S TO dtcn 8" 9eocnfcn bel uuicrm oienit'
ir0i9cn @aittpirtb George Q8et ere
y 0 D 81 ilbernadlten unb am nddftcn ga,
&c lid mad Cation ;u be9ebcu. unIerr 2aups
lcutc tpiirben 9etpiB ben Sang nidt bereuen,
wcnn lle fd am 3ten Suli bier cinfncen
mitrocn, nm oercn @rIhifIihfeit IN ben Wil'
itGrid,rn llebun9eu nit ansuicben.