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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-02-11

90
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9ountp. Mo., erei0nete iib Dor elni9en
Saoen Elm unelIdleber Sorfau. Giniee
Oeutilbe maren bort am 5. B. 81. auf Die
Soao eeoaneen. Ser Sobn eine6 0errn
Sidenoief entfernte lib Don Der Sooopar.
tbe, um iib einen eaoeitod 3u ibneioen.
ST war eben biermit in einem Oaielnu6
9eifraube beibdftiot. ols elm 9e,pliler s.
Srunino ourb Die Seweeun9 in Dem Sc
lfrdubc aufmerffam eemabt miro. Wit
einem eeicbtlinm pelber ibmer su ent'
ibuloioen 1T, ndbert er ith Der Stelle u.
wabri6einlib BON Der firen Soee beieelt.
es mGi1r elm 6irfb fer, leet ct Die Slinte
an uno feuert.-Oer un9lIdlibe fun9e
Wann rpar mitten ourb ben &opf 0etrOf.
fen uno fiel foot nieoer. Sreiiinnioe.
Sn eafarette. Snoiana 1T cine neue
Wetbooe. llniblitt uno Sbmols su sc
,pinnen. in Unpenoun9 oebrabt woroen.
Sc miro cine partbie erasfette Shien &C
fauft uno ocfblabtet, Die Odute Deroen
ab0eSoeen, uno penn Die ginioeweioe ent
fernt Iino, wiro Der Shs in einen febr
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welben Oampf einoelaBen miro. oer oas
l1nfblitt febr fbneQ ausibeioet. Oae
Slelfb miro DEN Gbpeinen poraeworfen.
Die S6peine weroen eeiblabtet uno oas
Sbmol; auf oieielbe Beiie aus9eao9en.
Mit Dem Slcilb peroen wieoer friide
Sbmeine eefittert. Ii. {. no. Man fauft
orasfette Sbien 3u biz 10 Sbaler cas
StGf. 8eltbIreer.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-02-11

Santa Nnna.-9ie Sri9s Damon bsSal;
oa 1T BON Gsra @rus in Nsu Ycrf anssfcnsn
uno brabts Habribtsn bon bert bis gum IA
y. M. 9isfsm nab bate Iib Santa anno
fslbif iibsrssbsn unO orsi @cmmiGau NIT elmer
9epeibs nab Werifo sefanbt wcrin ct ers
fdrt bas sr feline Ssinbislisfsitsn 9s9sn Die
neue &s9isrun9 bese uno fir bic 9ibsrbeit
isinsS qebsns anbalt. Wtan psrmutbst oas es
feline Nbfbt fsi nab England ;u ;isDsn u. bas
ct litb sur @rreibuns bisfss 5msdss msbr anf
fsnsn Meibtbum als auf feline militaribe @ss
malt psrldst fein in England bspcnrteS 9ers
mtssn fol- an IL MlliOnen Sbalsr betrassn.
Ob bic msrifanilbe &ssierun9 fsin @sfud ses
nsbmissn mirb iit srpsifsIDaft pabribsinIib 1T
ct aber ftlau 9snu9 NIT bslsr 6aut bapon Su
foinMsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-02-11
Oie S,nterciYcm npm Ser Staats

fcbulb.-Dsr @oupsrnor bat Die Sia furSes
;ablun9 Der Sntsrs1en auf Die Staatsibulb,
nslts am sriten 8ebruar faai9 naren, untsrs
;slbnst unb fls mercen tabsr jest ,pcbl bsiablt
fein. Grn Der belcnosru Sctibaft pss 9cus
psrn6r6 ;u urtbslsn, bdtten mir css ncbt srs
Wartet uno mir 9laubten faif, bab sr bic Sa
init feinem Setc bsle9en murbe, mas ober mpb
per9ebens 9epeisn mare, ba Die 9sfts9sbun9
erniIib 9eicnnsn ;u iein fbsn ibrsn 0Eillsn
burb;uisetn, unb 10 mu6ts bic nsus Grseutipe
bic barts Vus bsihsn, mas um 70 bsiTsr fir Die
@rsoitcrsn tes Staats une bic grbaltuns bss
tfsntlibsn @rsbts lit.
@S mag ionbsrbar fbsinsn unb 8slen un,r
fIdrlb fein, warum Der @cupsrnir 9sssn Die
Se;abluns Der Sntersiisn isin fcnnts, ba pcdb
oaS Gslo ba;u porbanesn par uno ta sr litb
in ieiner NntrittssNsos 70 bs;litb fir Die grs
boltun9 csS tffsntbsn @rsbits ertldrt bate.
Giss qsuts 1ino oct Msinuns, tas metrsrs
ron Den Srsunbsn oss Grupsrntr6 ipsfulirt IL.
einen bebeutsnpen Sstraa bon bsn i'm lebten
Q6intsr an sinbsimfebs @rsbitcren ausaeeebss
nen @ertiffatsn auf9efauft batten, mcrin Der
ScuYsrntr wobl felbif bstbsliat wdre, unb ba
Die Ssitser jsnsr @srti fifats ldnser ouf Ss;ab,
lung ,parten mifen, ipsnn Die SntsrsiTen be.
;ablt murcsn, 70 if es auf Die 9(rt lsiebt ;u ers
fldrsn warum Der Scupsrn6r ndt nit Der @e.
issssbmns s!sitsr MeinunS par. aDir fno
spar gar nibt 9sicnnen bic amtdsn Sanbs
lun9sn bsr ereeutps ;u taosln, absr mir msis
nsn eaf ss unfbdIib isi psnn tHsntllds Sss
amtsn iIb in YripatsS sfulatcnsn sinlaGtn.
DertaSuns Ger 6cicbsebuns.-Sn tsis
ben 6dufsrn unierer 9sise9sbuna 1T Elm Sss
f6Ius paiiirt am 25itsn Wdrs bic oissjdbrise
Sisuns ;u fblsssn. Bon Den dbrissn 8srs
banolunssn unisur Seiss9sbun9 iif ms wdbs
reno Der leetn QSOte wsnis ;ussfcmmsn, Oa
bic 3eitun9sn tpcraus mir iis ;u nsbmsn phss
aen, nibts oapcn sntbietsn.
Seuer in gibanen. -3orlsstsn gamifas
Wbenb ssristb baS eaus Der 1Sithpe Warf, in
Der Marftifrass, in Sranc, cob purSe bas
Ssusr aslSibt bspcr sS Die! SbaSsn anssribs
tet batte.
unatuf.--Nm %. Sanuar fam lor. @ss
ora Siibnsr, in ososlber9 SaunIbip, qibanon
Gountn, bsi,n .6o(,falIen un,s Qsben. inbem er
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16

great similarity convinces us that in constructing all the Monuments, whether of War, Peace, or Bu- rial, yet found in the Valley of the Mississippi, there have been engaged but one race of people.
 4. There is eUidence of antiquity, but not Of UeTy great antiquity. The recent burials, by the fact of their containing Catholic Crosses have been made within the period in which the Catholic Mis- sionaries commenced their operations among the Indians. But when were the mounds built? And when did these Sacri6cial Burals take place ?- or 600 years are enough to give full maturity to the venerable trees which grow upon these Mounds. We think 1t may be proved that they have been built since the commencement of the Christian era.
 Ci2rin,10fi Hkro,1
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16
TO PRINTERS. Type FOuMdery and Printers EmrsaisaaiaaS Ware House.

THE Subscribers have opened new Type ! Foundery in the city of New York. where they are ready to supply orders to any extent. for any kind of Job or Fancy Type, Ink, Paper, Cases, Galleys, Brass Rule, STEEL COLUMN RULE, Composing Sticks, Glasses. and every article me- cessary for Printing Office
 The Type, which are cast in new mou|ds. from an entirely new set of matriXcs, with deep coun. ters, are warranted to be unsurpassed by any. and will be sold at prices to suit the times. All the type furnished by us is . hand cast
 Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam En. zines of the most approved patterns.
 N. B.-A Machinist Is constantly in attendance to repair Presses and do light work.
 COMPOSITION ROLLERS CAST FOR PRIN. TIERS.
 Editors of newspapers, who will buy three times as much Type as their bills amount to, may give the above six months insertion in their papers, and send their papers containing it, to the subscribets g.
 CoCKFoR'T & ovEREND, 6s Ann-st.
 New York, Sept. 8, ls45. lG
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16
VILLAGE GREATNESS.

In every country village, where Ten chimney-smokes perfume the air, Contiguous to steeple, Great gentle-folks are found, score Who can't associate any more
 With common " country people !" Jack Fallosc, born amongst the woods, From rolling logs, now rolls in goods,
 Enough awhile to dash on Tells negro stories--smokes segars- Talks politics-decides on wars
 And lives in stylish fashion. Tim Or guud, lately from the plough, A polished gentleman is now,
 And talks of" country fellows" Bvt ask the flop what books he's read, You'll find the brain-pan of his head
 As empty as bellows. Miss Paddle, lately from the wheel, Begins quite lady like to feel, And talks affectedly genteel,
 And sings some tasty songs, too; But my veracity impeach, If she can tell what part of speech
 Gentility belongs to. Without one spark of wit refined, Without one beauty of the mind,
 Genius or education, Or family, or fame, to boast To see such gentry rule the roast,
 Turns patience to vexation, To clear such rubbish from the earth Though real genius, mental worth,
 And science too attend you You might as we'll the sty refine, Or cast your pearls before the swine;
 They'd turn again and rend you.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16
From Me Chayleston Courier. REMARKABLE FACT IN NATURAL HIS ..... TORY, ...s

Major Jno. Pliers, a farmer of great respecta. bllity Tn this county, informed me, that while he lived at his fathers in Missouri, some enty years ago, buzzard, (is not this bird real vulture?) was taken alive. having gorged itself over a car case to such degree as to prevent its fying-its weight being too heavy for its wings, when he, together wiih his father, brother. and neighbor, with small shoemaker's awl ripped open ifS eyes, Mat nO Part ot he ball 0t either renaain- ed. The head of the bird was then put under one ot its wings, in which position it remained a few minutes, when, to the surprise of all it gradual, relieved it's head from it's wing, shook itself if to arrange its dlsordered feathers, and re.appeared with two good sound eyes, free from blemish, and possessing m every degree the power Ot visOn.- This seemingly cruel experiment was repeated with the same biId different occasions, in the presence of different persons, fifty times, and al- ways with the same result, and not the least nlu- ry appeared to have been occasioned by it. Alter lapse of few months, this bird flew away 10 it's accustomed haunts. have mentioned this fact to several persons; who, though they had never seen the like,' expressed no surprise or doubt of it's truth, but replied, that they had always heard that the down from the inside of buzzard's wing, Was a cure for blindness in horses, and one man remarked, that he cured most inveterate case of approaching blindness in himself by it. He pro- cured the down, spread 1t on bandage, applied 1t to his eyes, and recovered.
 JucentHy-Jhe editor of a vermont paper mas been much amused at what he terms the jacenitify of little boy of his acquaintance: he was about going to bed and was kneeling at his mothers feet, with his hand clasped between hers. she recited to him the Lords Prayer, which le repeated after her-"Onr father which art in Heaven"-"Our fa- ther which art in Heaven"-" Hallowed be thy name"-"lIallowed be thy naine"-"Give us this day our 1aIly bread"-"Give Us this day our daily" 70! mamma, let's ask for cakes."
 Couernmenn P0fyOnGge.-The General Gov. ernment controls the appointment of IA, QUO Post masters, 14,00O Deputies, 1, ,000 Mail Contractors and Agents, 2,O00 Reven ie and Light house ofi- cers--making in all 33,000 public dependents. Every State controls 2.00O appointments, and all of them 54,00o The General and State Govern ments, together, control s70O0 men. This IS ex- elusive ol Army, Navy and the troop nf persens employed by the Executive officers of the Nati0R- al and State Governments,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16
Probate Notice.

TENHE Court of Probate for the District of N Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the credi. tors to the estate of BEEN STRONG, late of Warren in said District. deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those neglecting to pre-. sent their accounts within said time, prop erly a,tested, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested 10 make immediate payment 10
 DAVID STRONG. EXecuior.
 Litchfield, September go, le45. 19*
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16

LANKS-A general assortment for snIe D at this Office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16
LSGchGeEd Enquirer:
 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY PAYNE KENYON KILBOURN

TERMs.-TO village and single mail subscribers two dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six months. To companies of six or more sl.5O per year, or I.25 if paid in advance. The subscri- Der of course pays the mail or stage chsrge for transportation. No papers discontinued until all arrearages paid except at the discretion of the editor.
 ADvERTIsING.--One square, three insertions, $1 and the same proportion for more than square, Half square, 75 cents. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent. per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $l.OO
 Commissioners Notices, 125
 All communications must be POST PA1D
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16
TAILORING.

NV ANTED, immediately, by the Sub . w scriber, one first rate Tailoress, (nonc other need appIy,) 10 which liberal wages and steady employment will be given. Ad- dress J. w. Lane, Goshen, Con. through the post office, stating where such an ono can bc found J. w. LANE. N. B. Also one Girl will be taken as an apprentice 10 the above business if appica- tion be made soon. J. w. l."
 Goshen, Sept 30th, 1S45. l9*
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16

1.-The annexed interesting sketch lor native of this county-distinguishe alike for his talents and adventures-will, we think, be new to most of our readers. Litchfeld county has furnished abun- dant materials for the pen of the biographer: and we shall take pleasure in receiving for columns occasional brief notices of men born here who have been eminent at home or abroad for their talents, enterprise, or public employments.-Emq
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16
TNEe2s Lw.

nN the 16th inst. dark bay EA O HORSE, star in forehead, EM two white hind feet, probably
 l2 years old. The owner can aSs.Az&kzSss have him by calling and paying charges. ALFRED BROWN.
 Harwinton, Sept. 25 1645. *l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16
NOTECE.

TT7 HE Subscriber has come to tho deter A imitation 10 sci, no more Goods on cred it. Atler the lst of October next pay will be demanded when the Goods are taken from the Store. He has now on hand as good an assortment as can he found at any Store in the county,-all bought with cash, and for prompt pay shall be sold at small advance from cost.
 JOHN P. PORTER. West Cornwall, Sept. l4, 1915. l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-16
FRANCIS BACON,

ATTORNEY .aT LAW, IT AS resumed the practice of his profession in IL LitchGed, and respectfully offers his ser- vices to the Public.
 Office Dr. Buel's Store, next door north of the County House.
 Litchfeld, July 9, 1915.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13

nRAseEs rs Boxes oraase fresh sad 10 prime order jas,
" received fof sseby myi iNLoRs 4 BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
GARDEN SEED,

ROh Growcrs of Known reputation, and warranted fresh an
II eenuiae. Wholesale and retail:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13

Anichsks-orsen Globe
Aspanxus-white Giant
Poss Beens-Larre 4 small Lima
snap Beans-Early China, duo
Yellow six weeks
Eariy Mohawk. do half moon
Refugees os 1000 10 ono
Beet-Eariy Blood turnip rooted
do yellow "
l-o.e Hood. hansSe wsusei
" White silesian French sugar
Broeoai-whise and Purple Cape
C.bbase-Eariy 4 Large york.
Early ard Late ID erssa. Ear
~ surarsoaf. l.argcDrumbead,
Large Bergen. Fiat Dutch,
Drunhesd savoy, Green CURED
Savoy, Red Dutch
Caul5ower-Eariy and Late
Celey-white Solid
Canei-Lonf Orange, Long Red
and white Field
Cres-Curied OF Pspperrrass
Caeunber-Eariy Frame, do Cius
ter. Long Green. Long Prick
iye, Gkerkin fof picking
Corp-EAriy Sugar, do rusearo-
~. % Golden Sioux
EDdive-Gecn CURED
En- Phns-Purpie
kale-Bioe CURED Siberian,
Green Csrsed Scotch. RAPE or
Cokr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13

IMPORTED HARDWARE.
IENIIE subscsibers are now opening large stOcl
n Of Goods Just received per the ship
ing in part Of
Elwers Killing Hoes
Trace md Halter Chains
Cafpcntefs Patent Rim Tocks
Broad and Narrow Butts
Drawing Knives md Adzcs
Ewenfs Wedding Hoes
log, Fifh and OK Chains
Stock Pas. TIN. Chsst and Mofiice Locks
Parliament Butt IIingcs
Chiscis ~ ankinds
Togetcr fne of Pocket and Table Cutlery
every descrptonwheh offered for ale most accom-
nodaiing terms
mys VAN LEW SMITH q 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
46EN35IszzeHE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

are The only Pills in existence containing m
wsi- the hst eves introduced BY name " 1870 ava
9J BEwAR. up SPURIOUS PILLS ptro, ma nv OH, ~ :,
blood Pills. Purifying P,ls" -s,nspsr,Jla P,~" a.
70 Dc paned on TO The public reputation OF Dr
others than Dr idy for they posess an IN. vir.-. H., 80 ~
~ rus whether asa purraise general panther 81 ,L.
-, o. '"e eoey 'rqsirns restraint occupation
e"ar OF LIVING 90 fsar NAV he .,,,
male. y ''e ""' w. hAAh ana ie-
In addition TO than hundred e.ribe.,., h,v,..
heretofore published their rrasns .a.. ana ,...t
p'"M IN THEFT favor. Sid by " ''s
- =. =. j. ~ EUsrACE SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
NEW SPRING GOODSI

NEW SPRING GOODSI
" are receiving and opening
meni OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods we re
speeiy invite the attention of Country Merchants
genealy-promsng them goods upon the most
In stock viii be found
Cloths, CasSemcTcs and vestnes
Irish Linens, Lawns and Sheetings
Linen Drills, bleaehed and brown
Gambroons, OF every style
Cambres Jaeonet and Swiss Mu.Ins
Prints, Of every style and quality
rekings, besehed and brown Doines,ies
Paddngs and Sail Ducks
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
Hosiery, Of every kind
Beaehcd and Brown Hollands
EaIiston and other Ginghan,s
SiIesia and Colourcd Cambries
Bombaxines ard Apaeeas
Blk aud Rlue
Umbrellas and
Stocks, Collars and Bosoms Threads
NH If-dke LONDON, wiLLINGHAM n DRE,yRy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13

CHOICE READING.
IINfiE publc's attention is invited to the series
- OF beautiful and cheap Works publishing under the
title Of Library Of Choice reading complete in H.
self The last
Lady wnougys Diary; much Of IL as relates to her Do
mstc History and TO the Eventf Period Charles the FIRST
Pnce IS
Leigh Hunt-nag nation and Fancy Selections fror the
English Poets Illustrative of tbos. d Art; with
marking o their best pasage Critical Notices
and an kssay IN the "What Poetry
Leigh Hunt Price 5Oets
Also, just received,
The Amber WITCH sntram bound I'D ogeb.,
IN one handsome ~ mo volume. Price 81.
And further supplies Of
Bohen Traces Of Travel brought home from the Fast
Undue and sintram. Price so cents
NASH 4 wOODHOUsE,
my I97 MAJ, s,rs.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13

CHOICE CHEWING ToBAccol
HAVE Just received supply offine old To.
~ h.sca vhish mid rch and Of erceIert aavcr
eeet lsas~ rsososses hs~Psr,cf sniele.
Yn y suEPPERsoN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
G ARDEN SEED,
GROWN ny
DAVID LANDRETH,


Mar PRfIade Iphia an d ssId be
. vnnx~rox nr,~vfss N hus nm d. yirrluf In.
-Np - -. Il -L.,o loan nroc,icoll,, an
kOh h'o"y yeo'S no'. -. P'y
gaesd Ton more eftenoea saN than my o'"s. !" w
United sraes IN The grown o, ear"en Seeos ha'
enahrd ma 70 determine The varieties eaes most
Thy OF eulurr, and have nay proved inc heV OF
kinds si found an the earosueso ose VINO are npH
IN seed-eonsquenuy me variety he'e se
" inhed-is neSer'hees mo'e thah io' wv H'ses'
garden and has the er embracing on oe o
worth =,
The credit when my SEEDS snstan ana he y.afy
mA.d sasfaeory evidence OF appfoS ny eno" 70 me'
commence shall mol oeehne p,,,,,
D'hhNphbih
The following compose a part OF me see 'Jeh9eeeNeei
ASPARAGUS
BEET-Long blood
Early Turnip
hangle wurtrel
French Sugar
BEANs-sir week
White China
Brown SPECIFIED
Lima
Carohna
Yellow Bush &c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13

I.eek-I.arre Scotch
Lettuee-while h Green Head,
Early Curlcd India. White and
Green Co.'S, Brown Dutch
Melon-Nutnes, Green Ciuon.
Pine Apple
Water Melon-fnsst kinds
Na-iurtium
Mussard-white and Black
Onion-whiie and Red
Okra
Peas-landreth's Extra Early,
Fairy May, do Frame Blue
Prusisn. Dwarf Marrowfat,
Bishop's DwarfProlife
Pepp~r-Assorted
Parrnip-I-ons Smooth French
Sugar
Par,,ey-pme Curied
Pumpkin-Isrre yellow
Rhubarb-for Tarts
Raddish-I.one Scarlet, long Sal
mon, White Turaip, searlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
sal.ify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
squash-Eariy Bunch
Tomato-Larre Red and yellow
Turnip-assorted
Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

of wosk in line win be done the ssd
ts shortest noss. soeans wah Tin % copper 0acrns ke
Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
WE tnkn ihi. OCCASION 10 r;xs

WE take this occasion to give
sosies that we hep eor~sHnily o. hanA. sssov.s.
ons>sa and Cooking Ranger % an kind, that
ar grneralJ u~sd In this narkst. Of our own
nanafAetarc. ~hieh We wulsen On reasonAh,e
tesns- Aho. hou's Agricultural Furnaces fos
sisansins food Cor ssoek. which wr win Ill n
the manahepret's psiee> amer adding the ex-
psn~rs. AT our lin. Stow and si,c~t Iron Manu-
factory, near The iien Tavern, wh<re al kiBAS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.

GEO K f T. BOOK Err
SAILS:
DORTO RICO, CUBA AND " ORLEANS SUGAR
Il Double and Single Loaf Sugar
New Orleans and West India Moasses
Java, Iaguyra aud RIO Coffee
NaIs and Brats, Soap and Candles
Powder and Shot, Gunpowdsr Tea
Broonis, Coppens Rice, Pepper Spice
Window Glass assorted, Bed Cords and Lines
Letter. Writing and Wrapping Paper
Coton Yarn, assorted
Shoe Thread, Bar Lead Indigo, &c. ap2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17
Natript nnD Sempfrat.
1lnicre Solle0cu.


uniere 9iad,barn pom 'Sriseensbcte' pra5,
len oamt, eae linen burdb Elm @efdenf fol.
dle pcrtrefflide 3raubea su 3bcil aeipcreen
feten,- aud, benz Seraus9eber oes "Hepubs
lifaners" tInb, une nod, fc9ar purd, bic S,dns
DC elmer Dame, fehr poblihmedeuee pfrIIde
aGf Die 3un9e 9eratbcn. - lluo oies it nc6
'ntdt einmal oas @nee bappn !; benn AND, Die
Serren pcm Sfubtaun "Gjeiff Der 3eit" fInb
nod, neben alIem bieiem NIT rrddtiqen gBa(.
iermeIonen beidNnft ncreeu. giun mir bonn
"patrot" erhielten nidIts BON Der 9Irt, m6d,s
ten audi 9crne bebaupten, "bae mir nid,ts
perfan9t baben" -aber bas mil nid,t tbun,
benn alIe wiiroen auf einmal ausrufen "c5a
bic &rauben Gno iaucr," unb cics f6nntcn
mir caun, mir befurhtcn, aud, wieoer nid,t
NIT freunolidem eiheln anbDren. slfc Def,
lsT 9eraceSu ernithaft 9ciprcdeu. gBir g6n.
hen uuiern @olIc9en oicIe SilIafeiteu bon
SoerSen, aber eae mir Il e in "pom Winoe"
Ieben io1en, mill uns bcd aud, nid,t rcdt in
(ben Scpf gSir taten immer fur "Sreibeit
}uuo @ e idDbeif' 9effrittcn, unb neyeen
sufilnftlidl nit mehr Sifer oieIe Sad,e be-
{fcl9cn, ols je suocr, nobel mir cbioe llmftdns
{ be INNER I'M smoenfeu su baltcn Iud,en mers
ibcn, benn 1T etC6 beS 9Se9 auf wcld,em man
uu6 NIT bieier unou9ensbmen lluaIritbeit
bcimfcmmt, 70 mieen mir 9citcheu oae mir
fle jeBt tpeit neniger leben, al6 oics Su irgeno
elmer 3eit friiberhin Der SAT- mar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17

E2.) Sntdrrb u. GrfGltmn0.-DtC
Rranftet entifebt ans 8crnadI6Bi9un9 ep
uer ,prdm6ei9en Sebedun9 uno wenn Ge
uidlt Sciti9 beadtet niro, le9t fe oft ca6 SUIT
oameut su anecrn plageu, bic am @noe GEE
fibrlid,e Sc!gen haben fonuen. Die 9enObn'
Iideu SDmtome bon @rfdItuna tnb ld,were6
Ropfweh, Sdbmcrsen in Der 0uftr0bre, oft
prn bet6cn SInfdllen te9lcitct.
Dice III cin Si9nal eoB bic Tatur bic Sollfc
otfnhrcncer WebiSinen perlan9t, Inn ibre
oriidenecu 8nroe ~ erleid,teu, peId,es fe
eurdb TiCbCr uue ffarfen pulsldIag anbeutet
oaB tle fcrl9eld)dft rpsrecu fclItcn. :Dlit au'
bern g8crten Der &orper mad,t 2nfpruf fur
vegetable Stctniqun0. Diele fam obne bic
Gierin0tc ttnduuchmlidlfcit bfwirft perben
ourd Den G5ebraud) bon Or. Sranbrethe
Rrduter pi q Ell, ipeit
ite Die Hntur nutcritu6en, curd purgirsn,
icnC 3bcite ans oem S6rper ;u pcrtreibcn
che llc 3Ct qewiunen oiele c6cr anoere per'
oerbidIe Scigcn Su cr5eu9en.
Sbi0e ItdBbare Mscisin it IN benz Bud,'
(tehr bon @ II b, 81 h uno 0pun9 in
9laentaun, uno bci ben sIaeuten Die in elmer
anoern SpaIte on9esei9t fine, 5u erbalten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-17
Die 2luSindt.

'SSicle orn unIern felT9cn Sauern in Die,
fe9 llm9egcuo pcQencctcn itcn pprIcBte Q8cs
dS ibre 9Iu6laatcn. Dies 1T friiber ols mir
jei succr pcrncmmen haben, uno cie Sra9e,
of man romit ndt gu oiel in Der @ilc mar,
n,ae nun bic 3eit cr(t cutfhcieeu. 3Wnr NOR
eFe !ebtjdhri9e frnhe 9lusiaot 70 Sicmlih aIl'
Semcin Die bette, aber cies 1T uidt INNER Ger
SAL NIB es muf ocdh mmp Su9cgebcn ,pers
BEN, one Die etwa6 Ipitcu Sao;eu nienlalS
70 9duSIid fchIId'Iassr, mie bies ldcn mand,'
NAL bci Den AHSnfruhcn rcr Sal mar. Ges
eenfaue, iciiten mir ccnfcn fei Die WittclScit,
ndmIdb cie 3eit in Der man tisbcr gu idcu
aencbnt mar, pcrsuSchen.