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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
sopHY AND THE aFELLERs.n

Every body knows that tho West is
great place for getting married in, and it
is pleasant TO know that the fair ones are
just as satisfied with their condition alter
wards. We don't know who "Clarnda"
is, or how or where her letter first became
public, but here il is: [t. Lon. Rerellc.
Holensbcck Grop, lliaoisc, 1900 & "A.
Dear Ciarinda:--l got here Two weeks
ago, and here shall certainly eend my
days. Mr.. Garrison that came out with
me LEFT me at Shokigo, and was glad on
il, for | never did SEQ a fellow stick 10 a
gal as he did to me, and il warn't for moth
in nether--but he didn't talk Of marryin'
me, but was Jest hangin' round me, but |
told him TO keep his distance--thai's the
way 10 use such felers. I've notion that
hees in a fix with gal down in Kaintuck
--any how, wouldent look al him now,
for I've had FIVE fellers 10 spark me since
| | cum here, and another wants 10 cum,
but give him the bags. One Of my
sparks has got three quarter secsbuns and
a hons, is six foot tall, and four yoke oxen,
and is a widdorer, and wants TO marry me
next week, but shall wait little and see
lif can do better, for between US, wild
derers are so queur, and talk rite up so
they alwis friten me--bnt howsnmever
spose they don't mean more than uher
men. This country is very large and so
is men aud the prarys they say is rolin'
but don't see but they are as still asany
ulher place. Meeiingis scarce hero, and
wheat don't fetch but 2 and 6--hay unc
potatoes they Almost give away, and sici
| lots of children - the unfeelin' mothers
feed their babys on pork and potatoes OF
account Of milk sickness in this country
a putty way to grow babys guess you'll
think.
Now you must como out, ] know you'll
make your foriin here. Jim scz there
only ono gal on the hill Of big prayry
| with golden hair like yourn, and she go
an offer every day in the week after sh
got here. Now she's got husband,
lnce hous and farm and a pare Of TWAS
You can't help liking the country---te
Amy if fhe'll come here she won't have
keep washin and lucking for the fe
ers as we used to ID Westbrook : out her
iheyr rite arter you before you think Of !
Tell mother hope she'll come 10 see m
as soon as get to housekeepin and il sh
thinks on il she may bring them little re
socks in the till Of my chest. When 20
cum be shure and 90 with the steam boa
Cboespecl, Captain Dilsy, al Buderlow-
he is the incest man on the wnter was s
good to us ALI. almost luy him il he
a morryed man. Give my luv TO Jane, an
ask her how she and Bill gifts on, and
bees popped the question yet. She ma
have him for all mel can do better.
{ can pick my likins mong the Teller her
Nobody cant help likin this country. n
] more from your Iovin Cousin i'll deth.
0 SOPHY.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
A abrieiiess barrister' was Boosting at

A abriefess barristera was Boosting at
the polls ia Rhode Island, at the late cleo
ton, that he belonged to the ''Law and
Order party" A Dorrite tailorin Provi-
dence, who heard him, remarked, "lhat a.
bout his (the previous speakers connex-
ion with the law patty, he knew little, but
be could youch for his belonging to the
order party. for he had ordered two SUITE
OF clothes from him, for which be had
never received The first red cent Pic
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

"TTow do you do, Mr.. Smith,
"Do rhat7c
"Why, how do you find yourselfg"
81 never lose myself"
"Well, how have you bcenp
Beon---been wherein
"Pshaw! how do you feelq"
@Fcel Of me, and seer
"Good morning, Mr.. Smith"
dts not d good morning, it's internally
wet and nasty. A good morningp like
tbati' And the parties separated.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
THE OLD FAMILIAR FACES.

The old familiar faces,
knew SO well OF yore;
The old familiar places,
kpow, alas. no morel
The rivers frng'd with ancient trecs,
The very bpoksand rills,
All, all are chang'd, and e'en as these,
The everlasting hills!
] sometimes look up TO the light
That Oils the summer sky,
And fancy 'tis not half 80 bright,
As twas 10 cbldhood's eye.
The very earth more eOiil'y SCENE,
Than when a careless boy,
fl'd il full ih sunny dreams,
With happiness and joy.
The moon, the stars, look twice as cold,
And tTice as dim their rays,
As when happy boy, Of old,
loy'd on them to gaze.
The very birds have lost their skill,
Their song are sadder grown,
Than when beside some hidden rll,
listen'd all alone.
The flowers nre now not half so fair,
Or fragrant their perfume;
Z As when, with eager toll and care,
tangh, them how to bloom;
And thought the common garden rose,
Far sweeter than tho rare;
The green-house plants, less dear than those
That love the open air.
The very books us'd to keep
To soothe my aching brow;
Alas cannot choose but weep
When peruse them now.
The SHOWS that charm'd my simple youth
Have no more charms for me!
Alasl what card FOR their truth,
Twas JOY enough to sec'
The voices that were wont to fall
So sweetly on my car;
So bird-like and so musical,
So gushing and SO clear:
Or. like 10 those remembered tones
OF glndsomeness and glee;
Like thine, my own beloved oncs,
Are silent now for me.
The bright eyes tlei were wont to aing
Uponihe coming time,
The many color'd bues Of spring,
Are perish'd in their prime!
All, all are gone, aud am left
To mourn that they are flown;
or hope, of heart, of all bereh,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

A New York paper says that "ihe wo-
men are on the side Of Bishop Onaerdonk. !"
We must say Of such women &c we may
be allowed rather hcrrid puD,) that
"a fellow, feeling, makes us wondrcus
kind'' Lon. Jour.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

TELEGRAPH ACROSS THE OCEAN. ---- A
correspondent Of the Now York Tribune,
speaking Of Morse's Intercollegiate
Telegraph, inquiries:
ais il not possible by its means to unto
distant eoniinontsl Suppose copper wire
properly covered and Of sufficient size--
say as large as pipe stem, and long
enough 10 reach from Maine or Nova SEQ
tia 10 the coast Of Ireland--were wound
Upon reels, arranged on board steamer
50 as to be reeled Oh as fast as the boat
went, and dropped of the whole width Of
the Atlantic; its gravity would sink j to
the depth where water was 50 dense as 10
be Of equal gravity, and Of course beyond
the reach Of any kind Of collision. Be-
| ginning and ending upon bold shore,
beyond the reach Of anchors, Il would bc
out OF hnrm's way, and exposed to buttw
kinds Of accidents, viz: from separation
by It's own weight, and the loss Of the coat
ling with which the metal must be pro.
tected. The steamer Great Britain would
carry more wire Of this size than would
extend 10 Europe, and its cost ! think
would be loss than million Of dollars.
Ny idea may not be entirely chimerl-
cel, and hope Prof Morse may take il
into consideration. If il can be put in
practice he has the ability and the leisure,
and the best opportunity 10 do il.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

The GUARD. THE course Of the Ifol-
" Springs Guard, 10 relation to tbs choice
Of United States Senator is, We think,
highly censurable. The situation Of that
paper is such, that il should be The last 10
accuse or condemn the claims Of any can
dldaie. For in this enlightened age ia
which we live, it is moi BY abusing the en-
envy 10 our choice that we succeed ID ele.
yaling the chosen any higher than bis en-
envy The charges Of tic Guard against
McNun, if they hurt their object, are, al.
so, injurious to the editors influence, with
respect 10 his own choice. Such language
bellies the standing tho Guard once bad,
and we are both surprised and panied at
the course II has pursued. Win. Banner.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

The Factory Girls Offering says tina,
he that hath 10 wive VANDERBILT up and
down sorowing.r 4 may BE- 80, but that
Is better than 70 be compelled to stay q
home sosrowipg.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

Mr.. Richard Brinsley Sheridan, grand
son to The great Sheridan, and brother to
the Hon. Mrs. Norton, has been elected
member Of Parliament for Shaliesbugg.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

aJohn, | fear you are forgetting me-"
said Brighi-eycd gill to her sweetheart,
the other day.
"Yes, Sac, ] have been for getting you
these TWO years"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

A RRaARKABLE Memo We once saw
il Cincinnati one Of the qveercst looking
darkics imaginable. His face was so Jack
Ne couldn't tell when il was morning; his
hair cnrIed 50 tight il made him roanashoul-
dered; his nose " fat and greasy that he
had to put iar on his fingers when he want
Cd y blow II; bis heels were 50 long that
he couldn't 20 down bill without tying 4
couple OF rocks to them for ballast. Hc
died young. Of modification, which com
menced IN his legs, il consequence q
their being too crooked for Ire blood p end
is way pp and down Them
Mrs Frances Wright Darasnsont hss fall,.'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
Number 23.

VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY. - We learn by
the Washington Constitution, tina, there
has been great row in tho University.
Some allowances are to BIO made for tho
occasional excuses into which young men
arc betrayed, by the heedlessncss and oxu-
berance Of spirits, natural TO their nge.--
Some forgiveness should be extended 10
errors which imply no deliberate, precon-
ceried resistance Of proper authority; but
conduct like that ascrihed 10 portion Of
the Young men of this Institution, merits
tho seycrest rebuke, tho most unqualified
censure.
Rows, such as this Of which we speak,
have been tho destruction Of Southern
Colleges; and no Institution can be firm in
the public confidence, or highly useful 10
the education Of the country, when lis OPP
crations are frequently suspended and its
laws dcGed, by the violence Of its retraclo-
ry students, II the fault exists in tho sys-
temof the Institutions, lot the system be
amended; il in the incu,y, lei them DO
removed, and competent men appointed;
| if in tho students themselves, lot such CO.
ercion be employed as will suffice 20 curb
tho wilful violence Of these precocious
hopeiuls. Let the press Of tho country,
instead Of sympaihising with them, instead
of considering their misdeeds but tho ma
tural extravaganza OF youth, lash them as
they deserve. Let them be made 10 feel
| that il is not for them, ia spirit Of moro
than yandal rulhlessness, to destroy insti-
tutions founded by The wisdom and en-
dowed with the wealth Of past generations.
Ii is scandalous for young men who
have opportunities Of the choicest kind 10
triie with them. And il is hardly less
scandalous that tho public sentiment has
endured so crying an enormIty. These
young men claim fob be gentlemen, and yet
are guilty of actionswhch show they have
not ouilyed The need Of the discipline Of
the ferrule and tho birch. They have
much that Is most offensive in the nursery
about them. 1t would be change much
10 the benefit Of suchstribllngs il tho days
Of sound flageluion were revived; tho
country too, would be much the gamer II
books were taken from them and they turn
cd out Of the halls Of learning which their
misconduct disaraces, 70 earn an honest
livelihood BY driving the plane or guiding
1.-The plough. We hope that such outbreaks
Of aSouillern chiyalry" will DO smoihered
in the contempt which will be poured out
upon them. columbus Democrat.
l
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
Sin Icbiparscr 9atppcr.

Naacon 9. @l.ben gIa. ein Te9er,
tpurce am Stem biefes Wcnats, ais 9InwaIt
uno 9tatt9eber bel Ger Court BON Common
pleas BON Spiton suseIaeen, Dies nladt
ben aneern 9iehts9elsbrten nid,t weni9 8ers
crHe, unb bic "Sofcu poif" fderSt carilbcr,
inoem Ge bemerft: "gr 1T bon mtttIcr p6be
uno gr6ee, unc siemIid gut auslchcno. @r
1T fhcrlih eiu mebr aniebnlder Wann als
,ipei coer brei auoere @liroer Der Bottom
9Rettspnft uno es 1T faum mo9lid, baB er
ein fdlehterer 9awDer als peni9fens feds
berGelben it,"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
'M>M~~&> KS $S>M~&N

ct eouts, ben 26. stprit.-Der Trics
De unIcrer Stabt III wieeer cur6 oaertanb
2enfeleisn 9elt6rt porben, Die ein b6Ics eidt
duf uniere @emeinifaft nerfsu. 8cr9elfern
Otcrgen tpurbe 9emelcet, oaB Elm Srl6noer,
gfdmens Wartin 9Snlters, TIM 3rnnfe Elm
Wsib, Tamens o. Rilen arg miBbdnbelt
uno bon Der @allerie eines SauIes berabses
tpCrfen babe, pobei iie ben SaIs 'sebrctsn
unb auseubIidlit ben 9eiff aufse9eben babe.
Bel Der unteriuduug Dor benz Heccreer bat
ild) jeccdl Der oergan9 anbers heraus9eifeat.
Seia9ier HleD bate fd in gBaIters Sauie
nit anoeru Srauenssimmern betrunfen nno
oann nit eer girtbin Strstt aneefan9en,
porauf fle bon Walters aus Der Tbur setpies
fen tpuroe. Sie feste lth auf oas @eIdnber
ciner "pcrd,," bic nur fnnf SuB bob bon
Der @r6e Dar, ficl i'm 3runfe berab unb
blieb auf benz pfiafter Iie9en bis fIe In Der
3ad,t ben gjei(t aufsab; WaIters wurbc
freiseiprchen.
9orseiteru serietb Elm Deutidcr, Stamen6
9. @cfea in elmer @rccerD am Safen in
Streitmit oncern. @r wnrbe pon eem 'Baars
feepcr' binaus9e febrte abcr aIsbalo
rpieeer ;uriid uno fdoB ein piifpl auf jenen
ab Die Sugcl altt BON Der Stirn ces 9rtrcf'
feneu, beGen Same Sotn Strobrrmann 1T,
nah pben ab, cbne pcientIiten Sd,acen ;u
tbun. Der Chatter 1T perbaftet.-a. b. W.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
SuDd.

D1 bas Bolt bon Sc,pa bic itm por9ele9te
neue Contribution rerworfen, 70 ipercen neue
pldne erionnsn. 90 la9t unter anoern cine
3eihung bon Solpa, bic ebcn eripdbIte ee9iss
totur. bic ifd, i'm Wai periammcln iuiro, oll
cine nene @capenticn suiammenbcrufen, Inn
einc andre Contribution 81 eutperfen, ipcru
Ole 9renSen nah eemQBunlhe ees Scn9reees
beItimnlt iInb. sin9encmmen, bas Die @rens
gen oes Staates, rpie Ge Die chen perpcrfene
@cnltituticn bcltimmt gu ausseoehnt tpdren,
70 fd,ld9t jene 3eitun9 Dor bas man carauf
belfeten icae, Den Wfouri ale Die peiflihe
9renSe 9elten Su Iasen, nno cas man im
Toroen cine 9renSe annebnle, +peldIe bic
Saunties Dubuque, GIaDtcn, Cclaware uno
andre bon Dem Staate ausfhlieee. Die 70
aus9efflpsene 9egenb, fol-, ipie pprsefhIa.
gen miro, ein neues 2erritorium, untcr bem
Hamen Bald,in9ton bilcen. 9Iuf oieie Wei
le tperben Die gren;en BON Spwa 70 iebr re'
cuSirt, oaB wsnigitenS ihretfpe9en Der @cns
gree nihtS sescn Die sIufnabme ensuwenpen
baben plro.-O. 81.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
Sns arp6e NfcrScrcnmen.i !

DaS 70 lanee befprcdene Yfereerrnnrn
swiIten Der 1tioliten Wdhre 10y eDtona'
NIB Der norolihen Mdbre rs fbio H."
fir bic Summe bon $4,000 fano am 13ten
Wai auf Dem Union RdsQruuo bci Jeeuporf
ftatt, uno bas 9tcIultat 1T su @unfteu Der
peYtona, ausgefauen. Ite 3abl Der 2u'
fd,auer auf Dem 9iennplose ,pirb usrfhieoent'
iid an9e9ebeu, bod, aber piro sugc9eben baB
oiefclbe spilhen 10000 uno 100000 bctra,
gen haben mag. Die 91dS irllte nm llbr
9admitta9s itattftnbcn, aber erft nad1 2 llhr
aeIans cs Der "pcliSel'' Die oeriaitelte Men9e
pon cem @eurfe su treben. - 9ls bies be-
SWedt mar, wurccn beoe qicbIjn9e ab9elaeen
-peytcna auf Der innern unb Sdibicn AMI
Der ouBern Seite, uno nad,cem cine Wcile
;urildgele9t mar, mar prDtoua un9efdbr cine
pferoeldn9e Dor Der SiIhicu. 9tahber 9es
tuaun SdIbien wieber ein weni9 @runb, aber
iii Der IeBten Mcile, crhielt pcDtcna uu9e'
fair edn9e gcrprun9. SoI9eures 1T bic
.Scit Der eIlfcn 4 Wtcen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
Z " 44s "

60 enoigte fIdb bas 9roee @cttrennen sipi,
ihen ben Sioen uno bem 9tproen, nnb oas
9ieiultat behemoet unS burd)aas nitt. Gin
jeSer rpuete in rpeld,er 3eit Sdibicn W1ei:
len surltdsule9en i'm Stance 1T, uno es Lies
fIf ipcbl benfen ea6 Der SGoeu feincefaas
ole Bette aumencmmcu, ipenn er nicbt 9es
apuet bate caB peDtcnd biclelte gepinncn
fpnroe. Sdihicn 1T Sabre alt uuo bate
l23 pfuno Su tra9en, uno Ycptcua 1T Sab.
re ait une tru91lS pfune.
Der @titcr Der gieuDcrf "Sun" fdbisi
baB uid,t ipeniser ais $500, 900 auf een 9Ins,
aau9 9ewettet mar, wcId,cS @sto natnrlid,
tcinobe .alle in Die IaItcn Der Iuold,er
"Spcrtsmdnner" 9eug - 9Gie es INNER
bei ioId,en @eIegenbeitcn Ger SaI il, 70 bat.
ten I'D, AUDI cine quite 9Insobl 4an9rinaer
cin9efnuecn uno mcbrcre Sal6enbhder Iinb
burf ile entipcuect tporoen. - Scin be.
fcubsres lln9lhd III uulcres Wisrus babel
por9efallen.
@S beiet bae bic Sreunoc Der Sifbicn ,eic'
iclbe i'm ndd,ffen Wonat ncdhmas gcgen
'spcDtoud aHf Der @amcen Rcunbatn, in 9iells
ScrleD, nno Snar fur bic Summe DOH $4O,'
600 Iaufen laGen rperbgn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
9aucaitcr 6 auntp Ssamf.

gei rinsr 9rrfammIuu9 bon ben Strdbal.
tern bieler Snitituticn, bic AM erifen oieics
Wcnats 9cbaltrn Uurce, nuree CO beidloi'
fen Cen Sreibricf pie csrIeIbe burh cine bel
Der lrBtcn @efee9eburg paeirte 9Ifte perdn'
bert ipcrcen III, anSuncbmcn. Die 8crdns
bcruu9 beitebt barin, bas aultatt Der 8srGs
d,erun9 purh Iie9snces @i9cnthum, tpsId,c
Die Srcdhalter 9emd6 benz frlt5ern Srcibrief
gum Sclauf ihres Stcds gcten musten, bic
Stcdbaifer jeBt in ibrer cinSclnen @i9cnid,ofi
fur bic @iuIclnn9 bon ben 9totcn oer Sanf
rsrpflihtet ftno-ras bcist, ipenu curdb Der
lnite cecr idIed,te 8er,patun9 Die Sauf niht
i'm Slanos fcin icllle ibre Yirten sin;ul6Ien,
70 it jeoer Stcdhalter perbuuccu ans fcnlti,
gen 9erm69cn pcrbdltnlsmdeia CUR @inI0.
flung Der 8erpflihtun9rn Der Sant bciSutra'
gen.-8rIfsf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
&dlucllcs Srpttclt.

Cine Srcttin9 Wdtlob fano am 5ten Weai
;u 9IItunp, GeuDcrf, ilatt bel peld,er bic be.
rltmte 8rcttinas 8 SenfS'
100 Weilen in 8 Stuncen, AZ Wnuten uno
81 Secunben in cinem 3rrtt suritdle9tc
Winuteu unb 90 Secunoeu nit sin0efdlc1.
fen, an pelten fe ifiGe belt. 9lIo ipurcen
ipirfld, Die 100 Weilen in 8 Stuncen, %
Nlinuten unb % Srcunccn bon ibr ,urildge,
lcat. Gies it toS ldneufte 9rctten, mel,
dies in bieiem eonre aufseseid,net ftebt. -
10 Stunben mar bic bsilmmte 3eit in mel,
der Fe, I'm Die 9Sctte su 9e,pinuen, Die 100
W2eilcn ,uriifleoen mu6tc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
psittcf ,uiScr bic H,sottcn.

Wfan netne etncn Gteil 3erpcntintl, uni
Srei 2hsiIe Bein9eiit, mifbc be ses mpb|
unter chamber. Sicrmit befeud,te man ed
ncn Sc9en Yapier cocr Gin altcs Stlt racll
lenes 3cuG uno itcdc es ,pifden bic Eo(neI
Der SIeicer uno Ncl;e, bic man nrr ern gJSpd
ten peripabren oeer bon bcnlelbsu brfrdic
mil Scrpentin6l ott feline Slect,u ; mat
hat aIic niht 81 befurhtcn, zap icIct,,s bic
6leieern idabct. Sc nadtcm man hsbI
cher meni9er 5Ieibcr bon Den Wlctten ii
mabrrn mill, 10 mus man aud) mcNere @d
gen pdpicr pecr Stndhen mcllenes $3cu|
nit ecm @emlIde britreihsn.
bod, fttherer it es, ,penn man oas Deli
ipelf gang nit oieiem 6lgctrdnften pasid
rinihld9t uno in jccen 2lermel sin StaJ
capcn ftrdt. Der iiarte @erud, toctct da
Mcttcn uno mad't ihre @ier plaeen. SiotI
unb Wan,en fonnen nit beiem Witttl cher
falls pcrtricben merbcn Da I'M 9lpril ur
Wai Die WcttsnsGicr 9ewbbnl d, ausfcmms
10 mus man gum @ebraud cieIrs @itte
hauptidd>lid, eiefe 3eit bccbad,ten, ipie rpc
es III jeeem aneCrn Wcuate audi leine Bi
flung tbut. II
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
Sdbrstna Eeier.

Cie W6ei9feits S6bne CScns Of Gem,
perance) bon GlIentaun, nit itren Sriioern
BON gaftou, Bethlehem uno @rduepille, tpers
ben ibre erite Celebration onbter auf beute
CMittwrds) ben 21ifen Wai taIten. Gle
werbcn Gb um 6 llbr QIbencs ait ibrer 9lb'
tbeilun9S Stube pcrlnmmeln, uno ftd, in
9ro;eeicn mad, Der "Srsien SoalIe" begeben
allipp perlhierene 9tecen 9ebalten, unb ans
cere Seremonien Ylae nebmen merben. -
DAD publifum bon 2IIentaun unb Der llm9rs
geno 1T cin9elaoen 9e9en,pdrti9 su fein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21

Gnf bas 3etd,en Der Sronmel tpurSe MIN
Snm 3peitenmal ab9eipren9t-VeYtcna rpies
Der auf Der inncrn Seite. - Su benz 3ten
@ertsl Der erftcu Weile, erbielt S6Ihiou
Sorlprun9 une pasirte peDtcna. YeYtcna
hattie Ge aber balo wieocr etn9ebolt, bis su si'
alsr balben edn9r, auf weId,e Beiie bic 9an'
&c iWeite WeiIe surilfgcle9t purbe. - Sm
9Infan9 Der crittcn WeiIc ffcs pertona wic'
Der cine oalsldn9e Dor, uno in biefcr pciIticu
ipurce bic ganse Meile polIeuoet. 9lud, Elm
Ibeil Der 4ten Weile wuroe auf ciele WeiIe
5urild9ele9t al5 nit @innemmal peDtona
nod uu9efdbr Sue meiter an ibr porbe
id,cs uno fomt bic 98ettc 9rwann. cn fol,
9enoer 3eit wureen bic a leeten Ieilen ,n'
lllfneient
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
u no c { u II ii fiji cb c Q.
Ofittcf Sas Sfinbpicb auf Scr SScib
tulbcr Sd5 1luGc;icfcr All jdbiiBeu

Sremitn 9rcec uno fleine Wideu, fcecr
benz peiecnreu rocr arbeitenceu 8ich rfr d
iebr su, baB es eurd has 2bmchrcu chen d
milcc rpiro ais burd, Die 9Irbeit ieItit, cbe|
oerbnoert wire, lth 9eb6rt9 ltatt ;u freeeu|
Scl9cnee Salbe ipiro ba9e9en pon 9rrBsI
lDirfnn9 irin 9iimm CUTE 9llce, @clcqain|
ten, QSelbraud, hIen9olle uno Naute|
bon jeocm 9IeId, oicl. Dieie Stidr lde|
man IN etWas @fIq unb SeI mobl Sufamme1
fcd,cn; tann icibet man fe ourd, uni
itrcid,t Dem 9iinopeb elmos bon Der SaltI
nm Die glu9cn herum unb an iold,c StcusrI
lpo lIc am mci(fen enrdl oas llnaesIefer lsieer|
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21

Grtrunfe H. - 3wei jun9e Qeutc,
Sraut uno Srduti9am, aue Soamiltcn, ipurs
Den IeBten Samita9 bas Spfer elmer reiBens
ben Stromun9 oes Miami1u6es, tpeldle fIe
81 burd,reiten periud,ten. Oas pfsro Der
eritern ffclperte uno bas Wdohen fiel pom
Sattel ibr Srduti9am ipran9 fc9leif ins
Wafcr nm fIe 81 retten, als Der itarfe Strom
beice mad! elmer tiefrrn Stelle ris, in Der fIe
Elm nades @rab fanoen. Der eeihnam bes
iun9en Wannes nurbe am leBten Spnntag
auf9efiiht, bod 1T Der bcs W9dcfeus nod
nidt 9efnnoen, cb9Ieih cine bebeutence Sre'
de Dem llfcr entIans, bic eifri9ifen Iad)fors
lhun9en an9elieLIt pOroen tparen.-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21

g8ie bic Iieliden Sldtter bsrid,ten bsrrfdt
felt ben lceten swei Wonatcn srcee IrcdniB
in @ecroien, uno 9toros uuc Glib Carolina.
Die Baisens uno Soaferiaat bat fart 9clitten
uno in mand,en SeIcern 1T biciclbe gang ocrs
nid,tet. QScIIhtcrn uno 8aumnoll laamen,
Der sepfanit rpproen, fam in manhen @e'
eenben nid,t auf9ehen uno Sdwdnme uno
Babe lluo oussetrcfuet, bic felt pielcn Sabs
rem nidt trcfen warcn.