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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
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men ipiltcu.

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gReiIc ben 8ortbcil ernbten, nccnn aus mans
uiofdden lIrIahen bcs Sd,wdnfens auf Dem
Warftc, Der preis Der proeuetr blS 81 e'1sr
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crhsifdt.
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cuflid,e 2cituns ,umTuern fcincr Sflnccr y
meu wenn or &c nitt tpiIo uuo in llnr
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,tu eiucr autcu 3citun9 III Gin bCtrad)tllr
8crratb aIaemcincr &cuutnis. Sirlcs :
Don fam duf fciucm onbcrn BeQe, ais OH
cine 3citura crbaItcu werern, cocr Der u
tcaierioc miietc bifs Hdure ron gnd1
turd leIcu, uno feline clu9cro ouf otttc u
fe in 1aes uuS T1dt Stuoicn blnbrln9e
NBas aud, inner i'm 9dnoc pcn INN
Nreunceu BARRIER Qseadlt percen ntoaclr
Tno bod, fen ibcrseugt, eos cine 3ettuntt
woblfcilr6 Wtcl lit, I'M ScnntniS llbcrn
oanau Tumilicufrcts III pcrbrcitcn, nnoB
cine 2cituu9 auh nah alI0cmelner SN'
ruuo fir ieccu nus0c9ebrncnIhalcr 3rtnc'
Der ciubrin9en wirS.-WcraIt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
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9Gpro 9Ebcitba[I Gapallerie

Jspro QEbcltball G0Dallerle !
Shr bobt @ud, in pcller Uniform fatbern
Dr9eu uuo Viifclcn, am Samlta9 Den 2tcn
Wai Inn 10 llbr gcrmttugs, am S3nule pcn
paul (fruhcr 9iub'S,) in
9lcro 96beithaa CUR pararc III periamnIrln.
gIuf SCfcbl ccs @apitdus.
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g. S.--Dicjcniaru bic piIuidcn Wit9Ic'
Ger su werocn, bcIieben fd, an 9cnelcetem
Gage ebcnfaas Ctujufnoen.
9Iprit 10. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15

Gin ercscs lebcuccs SauIthcr bon To-
9lmcrifa in 9eacnwdrta in 9tcnporf au N.
@S 1T cns cin;i9e Spccimcn oicicr Fr'
aattuu9 in ben Scrciniotcn Staoten, rs
fcbr id,rer fiat, cs Icbcno nat, npreen
Gicacneen N brinAcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
SScrbctrofbef

sIm lebten Sonnta9 burb ben @brfp. Srh.
@erman, Serr W dael See b m, pom
@acunsie NIT MiB @atbarina W q
/ BON Qan9fhndmm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15

Sau1cuofunltlcr.- r.--eccpcDrn
Icicr, Der fcrtiqc Gl1oicripiclcr une 9Rn'
Der, Der ecwauctc Waqfer, trfuccn fIpen
in @barlcifcu, @. g.. wofcIblt &c oas bIt'
fun burh ibr 3dlcnt at uutcrhaIten cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15

So III bon China Die J}euigfett cir9ffrn
ta6 Der @cmmcrciclc Sraft6t Spldlocn
8crciniotcu Stoatcn uno China antItcn
Dcccmber ratifiiirt wcrben trt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15

Die Shcuer ces & I0nc 8 nf urt'
tprit Columbia, VcuuWlpantd, 1T IcBechc
nit I5 Stif Niuospicb uno a pftrI Gin
SRauk Der Glammen aemcrecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15

Su ben @ilcnperfeu ;u DanptR rccn
ieBt atIe Gage picrjj9 Icnuen Htcglg' 81
fen pcrfcrti9t nuo nrue SeltclIuu9nnfen
alle Gage Cit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15

Scibc S.duier uuierer @ciet9cbun9 ben
eincn Srltlus pasirt, nm auf ben ten
9Iprit auSnbrchcn. Oas III Die bette l'Ss
felt bic mir wibrcnc Der 9anSen SteIwCn
ocrIclben bDrtcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15

SchcS r.-Iabe bciSEitt6s
burg, Warplnnb, itarb fur;Iidt ci tNt9cr
Mann, Iamcns 9B i bel M III u
10 3, feincs 2lIters III Sabre
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
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@an;er SeIauf bon Staot 9ln'
lclben lu,ZS2 w
8ilan, in Der Sdnbfammcr 2S2 Al
geIauf ccs Stcfs 9eciauet eurd)
Die Stact, in Der allcrtaun Bader
Scmpa9uie - 524 sIntbcilc Su 10
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
Sarmcn Iccl)nmna.

CT II a y m Ell
gilan, in Der Shabfaitcr in 1916, S144 II
@mpfanoen bon Samuel Scrn fur
1914 as 25
" pcn Glp &. Sd9er fir 1874 45 90
bon Qepi Woccrin9, Gar fur
lS45 IH4o w
y1crtbamptcu Snnfnetsn auf Sano BOT so
BiIans ftulei9 pru Der Staet at
bic aIrmcnpfe9er 469 IL
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
Tccbnutt9 ppn
&ep. Stetlt Sc6aemeifer

BON Der 9taot 9lllentallrt.
pom I1tcn 9Ipril 1s45 bis gum lOten 9pril
1916.
Gtnnab m en-:
Silaus in Der Sdaefamnler pott
Der 8etuuns in 1874 $40 16
8aar em9fan9cn ocH Gam. ccrn
Gar fur 1874 'ss 1000
DO. DO. @rbibitionen 13 90
BON s. S. Teubarc Warft'
ld,reiber 50 90
bon glp 6. Sd9er, Gar fir
1S43 40 w
auf 9nleiben bon ueribicee'
men peronen El2 90
BON Geo. 6enrD, freiniaige
SubieriptiUn fir bic slacnltra'
&c ab3u9rabcn 8 "a so
fir oerfnufte Steine 60
bon Iarcn empfan9en BON
1epi Wccerln9 1876 Is
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
9Iprll I5,

ihrCm porI0en NNrratb, Gin 0N9emeWc6 mo
oortrefflidc5 enforcement ansmadt, meld'rs
fIe an Ichr nieSri9cn qreiien atSulahcn &C.
icnncn Tno.
Sic glaubrn Sas cs niht nrtbrcnei9 fci
slrtifel bier aniufllbren, unc prIcn MIR be'
merfcn, oos alIc in cieicr Gc9cno perIan9tr
Bidder, Sd,rcibmaterialicn, II. {, 10. bst th'
ucu anSutrrfcn fnc.
5tcmmt olIc uno bcGrhct t0s enforcement
uuo urtbcit fir euh fclbif.
Sic fIuo ranfbor fir gcncfcuc SuucThaft
urb bcffcu, ca ftc nur an iehr biCIiNcn preifcn
ocrfaufcn ipcroen, auf cine Scrtrauer cer'
icIbCn.
@uth, 9iube unb Ooun9.
9IGcntaun, gIpril Is.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
SScmc IpDtbcfc.
QBnt. st. Oanctpfp,

W1ad,t ben &ilracrn Der Stabt 9lllentaun
uno Der llm9egeno bcfannt, caB or in Der
9iibc Der Erufcrei bes eed,a patricts, uno
Dem TeuDrrf Stobr cine sIpcthefe erridtet
hat, wclctbt er etu aaSemcincs a1crtement
pcn
Sru9ourten, 6emti6en Yrds
So paraten Natent McoRinen
ED @urScln &rduter, Vlaiter
S allies neu fril6 unb ocn Der
befen Sualttat
cin9eIe9t BAT, ipelhss aaes init Der 9r6eten
Scrgfolt aus9cwdbIt rporoen, unb auf bic
biIigfen Scoiusun9en oerfauft ipereen wiro.
Die glufmerflamfeit pou gIer;tcu, Stcbrs
baItern, nuf eem eanoe, Sdrbrrn, Gutma'
d1ern uab Gunocn iibrrbaupt, piro auf cieies
GtnbiiIenrent oclruft. Surcm Der @i9cnthn'
mer nit Der @bemic gut bcfdnnt, 9loubt er
i'm Stanbe 81 lrin, ale 9Irtfel i'm mcgIidit
rcincm unO neutrality-suspicious. gu Iiefern.
Da er cntidlcfcn 1T Ietncm @eidldfte
itreu9e 9lufmerflamfeit Su ffcnfclt, une feline
Wube iparrn miro hin ale ;ufrieecn 81 ittl'
len, Die i'm nit ihrem 3ulpruh tcehrcn, bcfft
or etncn gntbeil Der 6ffcntIifen Sunoldaft
gu pcroiencn uno ;u crhaltcn.
9lllertaun 9IpriI Is. nqbu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
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grsablt fir Sas Salten Ger BatI
" an nst2 5. Is. 9ufon fir ssfant' -
mahuns Der Nctnun9 fur A. II %
DO. DO. DO. 1S45 z 90
an @utb, Rube uno yOuns
fur DO. uno Bidder 1908
an @dfpar Setter Strasen'
@cmniisiCrer fir 1874 rs 76
an Sobn 9tonnemdher DO. 73 Is
an William &celman Inn bic
Spring: g:Straec 81 cbneu 30 90
an 3im. 9eioner fur Stra'
fen in ls45 GA 30
an Sacob Mi(Ierr 90. 81 81
an Saccb Sd9cr fir bic 9ls
liam Smaee abiuarabru 140 90
an @ecrsc Stcinbcrscr fir
bic 9lllenifraee abSu9raben 200 90
aIs SutercGen auf alnleiben G25 SO
llnfoiten in 8la0cu rpe9en
Stabtnotcn in 1874 40 SO
tlnfoifru in Staseu bejablt
all D. MerB in 1S43 30 %
all bic Qeitcr @Ompagnie II 81
an bic engine II. iccic Cons
pd9nie % IL
9Rcbsrt 6. gBri9bt, gInwaIcs
gebhbrcn s.s 1000
" SnterciIcu auf Sprcuab Bills Ill 60
" 9luleiben 707 43
trannt ,1197 SO
ge;ablt an 9. Samucls @n9cuier 2 %
Ctchn &. Sube, Sdrciber gebilbren 20 0O
ScmmiIdcncn fir s5424 an ctuem ...
talben prc,ent ciniunebmcn uno -
aussubcsdhlen "a II
@pmmlliicnCn fir 1910 an Ii prc'
gent eiuiunchmcn ii. aussubcSableu % 81
Silan; i'll Der Sdaefammcr 2S2 Al
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
Nytillimcr StObrs
in Der Staot 9lllentauh
ffrd9 aegenhbcr bem Suhifcbr prn 9ntb,
9Hube uno ycun9.
SEis Stebccca Gpcrett


9iube uno gcun9.
NIif 9tebccca GDcrctt,
gcbient T6 bisier @elcsrnbeit einem 9e'
ebrten publifum uno ibren Srcnnoen nbers
taupt bic 9lnieige ;u MAIDEN, bag ile ods
M1iQiuer 8efhdft nod INNER all ihrrm alteH
Stanb, auf Der liolihen Seite Der 6amlltcn
Strase fortuirscn gelcunen III, uno caB lIe
fceben pcn phiIacelphia suriidgcfebrt IT, II.
MN fcIgenoe neumcci9e sIrtlfel ipoblfell gum
8erfauf aubietet: Gin
enforcement Slorenee Srato Scnnets,
~ SaneD Srtlliant %
asisfs ssis Sren6 gilbert %
Vzs;fS geappleon gare 90
~&@< gafina 30
Gazing Spnnets, BON Sraio Derfertt9t
Seioene, 2ann uuo anbere Sonnets,
Wide6 Gimp, Sepon, Stiille
gapn uno Gn9lI6 gilbert Scnnets,
Spnnet Saps, 9lrttfictal Slumen
Sancp SreB goppen, fit 8eibss
Derlonen, 2e9born Spite fit
Suben, II. ale anoere 81 lbs
renSa6 9ebDrenoe2lrtttel,
8eIt,e Ge seiounen 1T, at ben alIernebri9s
fen 9reiien 81 pertaufen. sIlte Soite mere
cen bon ihr gebIeidbt, unb anf bic 9eidudds
uolltc Weiie uad Der neueltcn Wioee um9e'
dneert.
Gle it bauftar fir genc6ene 8unblhaft
bittct nm cine Sortoaucr bsrfeIben, filh!t pers
iTd,rrt oaB fe alGe sInrufeuceu o6li9 befries
oiscu fam, uub 9ibt BAD 8criprchcn bde
oics 70 pcbIftil, bauerhof uno ff6n 9cItrhen
foil, ale eS all ir9cnb einem ancern Srt in
rielcr Staot cocr iruifpc geld,ieht. - Wan
rufe an uuo urtbeile fur ltd leItft.
Slprtl Is. nabo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
6Olltl1pt at1pD fcstet !!


Gin rei6es uno pcrtrefflibe5 9lhcrte<
r11ent bon Sau6uhren, SAfubren
uno Selpelrp.
Der llnter,eihnete nolIte cFrerbictt9if oas
pubIifum benafridti9en, baS er iccben bon
SIeupcrf surild9efebrt 1T, nnc oaB er min an
ieinem alten Stano, auf Der norolldleu Sctte
Der Samilton Straee, Swiiden 9. Sarber's
uuo preB, Sdgcr mub Comps Oartcwaafen
Stpbrs, cines Der ft6nflen unb beit aus9e'
pdblten sIfcrtements llbrcn, Sadubren unb
ScwelrD ;um 9erfauf anbietst, welde6 je
cem biefi9en pubIifun an9cbcten rpuroe, uno
,war All berab9eletten prciien. - Scl9enee
9Irtifel bilcen etucn Ibeil icinr6 Stcds.
MS SortreffliCbe 9o(s
/ NHTSNSS bene 9icperS, C9dn3.
&as 5SSsS li6 SSulpelItrt } 2es
~ WIS picne5. i6ifli6 fir
DgdieS unO OerreL iIlberne Gtepers,
@b(if6e, Suartter uno GepteneS
| pa allen 9rGBen uno OtuiferiL
| th 9rpBe5 9(nortement Sauss
lkren, 8 Sag 80 Stnnoen
lho 9((arm, bon elmer 9lns
S,b( gang neller Olnit>
Gn 9an5 bt lt93u
ocrf1ufen.
0bc 1t a II 8:
etn au9cmeine5 9lnortement Glberncr
06fel, llhrterten, Sh(lthcl, St6ers
bett5zSctten, Srufnaoeln uno Stne
gcrrin0e, q lies na6 Den nclleifen
Wtutfetn llno Wtoben. @lelhfallS,
Srillen pon alien Senennlln9en -
su allen Dretien uno l6tflt6 fir
jepe5 9llter.
Gr lpcilte i'm Sefcutcrn ails wcldle etipas
in ieinrm Sad ;u faufeu pnnIhcn, einlaoen
inecm er perfhrrt 1T, oas le
nid,t fcbIcn f6nnen fId III befrteSI9cn, uno
cae er ihucn CUTE Sar9dins 9cbcn fdl,n.
gac 9lrten 9feraraturen mcrccn auf bic bc'
ftc Wcilc perloret-uuc fir bcren @llte ipirc
fir aIIe 9Irtifcl gut 9etanccn.
Haufbor fir bir;upcr erhaltene llntcritilb'
ru9 eiueS lbrralcn pubIifum6, bittct or Inn
cine Scrtbauer ibrrr SunbIhoft uno Inter
itneun9.
@eol9e Stetn.
snrll Is, noto
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
28pDlfetl! QBoblfetl !

,lntcr;cihnrte
haben ioeben cis
ncn ueuen Strd
in ihr Sad, eins
fdIa9cncrr sIrtis
fel pcu phiIacsl.
Crhalten, ipcld,er
nun in 3uiaB 81
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15

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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-02
TELL ME ALL.
BY MRS. HEWITT

BY MRS. EEw1rT.
Story! God bless you! have none to tell"
Come, mother sit beneath the vine,
Here by our open door,
And tell me who my fathers were
In the glorious days of yore.
I've read to. day such glowing tales
Wondering DER every line
OF the knights who fought for the holy cross
In the wars of Palestine
OF their prancing steeds, and flashing spears,
And their pennons waving ont,
And the clarions minglirg on the air
with the stirring battle shout
Till seemed to hear the rush of lipbt.
The Moslem's rallying cry,
The Christian charge, and the Paynim rout,
And the shouts of victory!
And were my sirts bold warrior knights.
Oh brave in their array,
Dear mother. am old enough
Tell me the tale, pray"
81 have tales like these, my bow,
In thy young car to pour
Here, where we dwell, thy grandsre dwclt
AS his grandsires, did before.
With the hcalthful flush of manly toll.
And the sweat-drop on their brow:
They won these fields from the wild and waste,
By the mattock and the plough.
They were the soils true conquerors-
spot!ess name their shield
And their banner was the waving grain
OF the rpened harvest field.
Seek not to deck thy fair young brow
with moulderiug wreaths of fame;
But onward! girt in manhood's might
And win myself q name!
Guard we'll thy faith-keep true thy heart
Hold thou thine honor fast;
Thus be the lustrc of thy worth
BACK on thy fathers caStD
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-02
CAN SURGICAL OPERATIONS BE PER
FORMED In THE MESMERIC STATEa

Macy persons are of the opinion that it is i'm
possible to remove limb even tooth, with
out producing pain, no matter whether the person
be III the SOL called mesmeric sleep or not While
the friends of Animal Magnetism contend that all
they assert or have asserted, is true, and can be
Proved the opponents OF the science, (f it can he
so termed, contend, that all their pretended and
wonderful operations which have been executed -.
are but the result of collision and duplicty.
As this subject is attracting much attention a,
The present moment, and as it is one in which the
community are deeply interested we think our
readers VIII be interested in the following account
OF surgical operation which was performed in
New York city on Friday last. 1t is but lust to
state, that in the truth OF this account there can
be no question, as the operation was performed
by that eminent and distinguished surgeon, DIR.
Homer Bostwlck, of the Medical and Surgical
Institute, and in the presence of number of in.
telligent and scientific gentlemen, whose charac
ters are beyond reproach.
The patient was colored girl, about Is wears
OF age, and had lived in the family of the Rev.
Dr. Higbee. tumor with which she was
troubled was upon her back Immediately under
the left shoulder blade. The patient being
magnetized, DR.. BOstwck, on taking the ins,ru
inents, hrst made longitudinal incision eight
Inches in length through the flesh over the tumor.
and then commenced cutting round it, When
face of the girl closely expecting to see her start,
and hear her scream; but there was not the
slightest motion. Not quivering of the lin or
OF the eye lid could we observed. Dr. Bostwick
assisted by Dr. Child and DR.. Searns, continued
cutting away upon The tumor, and in three min
utes IT was taken out, there being, durinp the
whole time, no motion the part of the girl
During the whole operations, DR.. Pike sat neal
the patient with his hands upon her head
Several physicians examined her pulse and said
1t was apparently in its natural state DR.. Bost-
wick then, with large darning needle, sewed
up the incison, there still being no motion of
muscle, or nerve the part Of the patient. After
placing adhesive plaster upon the incision, and
bandaging it, DR.. Oilz was called in TO wake I'M
the girl. This he did by making passes over her
face 4; and upon waking, she was told that the
operation had not been performed, and that she
must now have it done. This was done to see if
she would koow anything about it, Well she
saaid she was sorry, but she wanted it taken
out Do you feel 10 pain p asked DR.. Bost-
wick. Nome said the girl. Have you felt
none?' Nome was the answer again. She
was then shown the tumor and seemed to be very
glad to see it out. 1t was adipose tumor, and
weighed 10 ounces
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TIRRELL.-The journals continue to speculate
upon the strange acqnittal of Tinel The Char
lesion News says that the three points of defence
translated may be construed, lst., that there was
no murder, I'd, that Tirrell did not commit il.
and 3dly, that he was asleep when he did it.
"There is on record, says the editor, Z" defence
something like this, and the only one we believe
exiant. i! is in the case of the Irishman CHARGED
with having broken a kettle which he had bo,-
rowed. 1t runs in this way list, never bor
rowed the kettle; I'd, returned it perfectly
sound Sd, it was broken when received it
They have nearly abandoned the intention of try
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ly adhere TO the directions given. ,a-' a0
1t possesses however what may be justly called a
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preparation, therefore like the present one and
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