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Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

lis thus the sacred penman tells
lie changing brief career Of m4n,
His iicctirg lie is tut L spell,
The m",ic OF tL.r r~cs.,css plan.
lis her. h. trcads the path otl;ane,
BOWS At Ambitions t:r.rIish shrine;
Seeks in The Grl!> Of stri:r i name,
Tolls for The wealth. ofIm!ia's mine.
lie scans the orbs that roll OH high,
Cntol'lS the structure 81 thc earth,
AMI scars in flncy's visions where
Tho morning davis DER oceans birth.
lie tolls with care TO win ifc prize
Which science yields aspiring man,
ENuhirg mouths The care Vi bower
Nor deems Ii. lie is iut ; span.
IL roycs Il N&nirrrr Ger the world
And visits c:!;c< far .:a,l near,
ru' %>lrciy rs lis days rclI Gu
Fin! no continuing cities here!
The ancient cities ~plorirs al
BY Times ~dryouring sc,the have bled-
y destiny like their, must I'LL
Upon our splendid cities head,
Yet still we icck, and still we toll
Asatt abiding place 10 rear,-
But We must all cxclaim at last
There's no continual city here
We've no continual city here
Then let us seek one 10 come:
Only The gateway Of the grave
C,n lead us . tirt ii,tant home!
Tint c.'Y'> "Ni's m space can bound,
n, hn"."a ~ 'hru depths dcscry,
I'll. : .~cat''is en-" c>a ere itirn rorni--
To- ,.r,., n. fr ROO fiIn I.,uli.I sE,..
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07


and some gracc!css nephew administering
Ito his will, and squanderingthe old fellows
thousands in fast trotting horses on the ave-
nue., Grin champagne suppers at Tornto-
mis-!
What makes You look so ruddy and
healthy?' said lie.
a contented mind, Max, and domestic
harpiness.'
All, very likely. Look at me-, as the
man says in the play, which hall Of nc
is fod!n want all kinds of comfort
'Thcn marry, and marry wisely, for at
your age a man may be caughtip atrap.-
50 good, day Max, and better luc K 10 yon
hercaftrr.
We ,Elonglto Of Max TO more. till on Sun
day last, we saw him ringing the bell of 4
neat two story house in Franklin street.
He had OH a suit of hlack-a new : ig,
cane and glovcs-and a midllc-agcd mat
ronly-looEing gcntlewoman, in black silk,
was hanging on his arm.
Como Income in! I've something to
say to you.'
We entered the house.
This is my wife,
sYour wife, Max?:'
MY wife, in sober earnest
We Offered CTR congratalntion.
'Whcn You left me, a; your last visit /
pondcred on what Won said, and there was
So much truth in it that | determined to mar
!rv.'
But how did you manage TO make such
a good selection, Max? said we, with i low
bow 10 the lady, which she acknowledged
with IN expressive smile.
We'll, You shall know. Ny wife was an
OLD Sweetheart Of mine. and refused me- in.
my YOUNGEST days. Sac continued single,
and | always hal asneaking kindness for
i.cr. Three weeks ago, got into the same.
pew with her at %c,:urc!, and we read to-
get,lcr from tnc same prayer book. After
service waikcdhomc viii, her, and on the
way | said-'Well, MiIly, why can't you.
and | always read out of the same prayer.
book and say Amen toScthcr::'
:Wcll,' said shc,'I don't know why We.
Suppose you come to morrow
night and drink tea with me, and wc'lltalL
the matter over
Well, I did go, and got such anic' cup of
tea before a comfortable fire, with hot mui-
AMI ounce swcctrncats, that before
| said, Well MilIy, my cd friend, let's
20 tomorrow evening to Father Sriilcbag'st
and got married. We are not strangers to
each other. We arc both comfortably well
can be happy. She said, heres
ny hand, Max; | will go She did 90, and.
,ere we are
So, then, the last Of Tie Bachelors Club.
S gone!
I,
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

I3@It is stated in an official report Of the Sec
rotary of State 10 Congress, that the Whole NUN
Der Of clnigrants who arrived in the United Sta
les from foreign countries during the year end
ing September 80, 1S45, was 1884!
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

1t is not in the power OF language to reach
the evils that arise from the duty OF education,
CarelesSness and Indifference are the open rode
10 proianeness and iniidclity.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

Nocourting which is not done segh-cntifca!ly
can succeed, So thinks the editor o: the Salem
ADV crtiscr.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

Why do you not admire my daughter y said 4
lady 10 a doctor.
because said he, Il am no judge Of painting.
But, %surely,' said the lady, not the least dis
concerted by this rude reflection, you never saw
an angel that was not painted. did youT'
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
From the Saturday Gazette.
LINES.

.sFor ~f hare no continuing city, but we seek
one 10 come"
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

80 in advance; 81 so at the end of the vaoluman
No mans paperSwill be discontinued unless the
be paid for uptothe time Gifts discoueutin-
.ance
~ ADPERT ISLV'G done very L,c. IL
All letters on business must be post paid.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

Tie Picayune says mosquitoes are like doctor
they never let blood without running up a bill
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

i Quakcr'S aLInonition 10 4 man who wa.
pouring forth a volley of i'll language to him.
Have : care my friend, or thou mayst run tn!
face against my fist"
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
THEFIRsT AMERICAN STANDARD

THE FIRST AMERICAN STANDARD.
The following extract is from the London
Morning Chronicle, of July %. 1879, which
has been kindly handed TO us by IL friend.
The anologics of the first American ensign
are ingcn!ouslv set fortl-yet as our pre-
iudiccs against the snake are deeply rooted,
and as old as original sin itself, few Of cur
countrymcn VIII regret that the dcyiccj
was changed The extract, however, is a.
curiosity. and will be quite new to nine-l
,tcnths of the present generation.
s:Thc cOlors of the American fleet have
a snake with thirteen ~rattIcs, the fourteenth
budding, described in the attitude Of going.
to strike with this motto: Don't tread on
me- It is rule in hcraldry that the worthy
part Of the animal, in the crest bone, shall
be considered and the base ones cannot be-
intended. The a~ncicnts accounted aSnake
or a serpent an emblem of wisdom, and in
certain attitudes of endless duration. The
eve of this creature cXcels i'll brightness
that of any other animal. She has no eye
lids, and is therefore an emblem OF vigil
lance. She never begins an attack, nor
ever s~urrendcrs, she is therefore an cmb!em
of magnanimity and true courage; when in
jured or in danger of being injured. she
never wounds until she has given notice to
her enemy of their danger; no other of her
kind shows such generosity. When undis-
!turbed, and in peace, she does not appear
to be furnished with weapons of any kind.
They are latent in the roof of her mouth,
and even when extended for her defencel
appear to those who are not acquainted with
her to be weak and eonteptible; yet her
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

Some one ellis the time ofsqucezing the girls
the paLny season OF life.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

IN EliLot. in speaking Of Mr.. CDlhoun's infu-
ence overthe people of South Carolina, says it is
reported 10 be so great that whenever Mr.. Cal
honn takes a pinch Of snuff. every body in the
State SrcezcS at once "
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

There is said ~ ne a fellow in New YorE
WHO Sa"i"S % a:uu tat h" can't sleep il
tic same rt1D- :.itI ili!.IsClf.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

"Iust before We did, We didn't, did We
sad a topper, when his wife attempt
ed to snatch his bottle from him.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

|! is reported that a boy in Vermont grows
fast, that his clothes are too short before
they arc pnt on, and he has lately grown
t!'rce iuches t!rang!, tie crown Of his hat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES
Estate IF Henry KeeIaa, deceased.

a Lh persons having claims against
l. "A The estate Of Henry Keelan, deed,
are hereby notified and requested to ex.
hlbIl the same to the undersigned, admin
Islrator Of sand estate. or to the Probate
Justice OF La Sale county, for settlement,
within nine months from The date hereof.
THOMAS O'DONNELL, .4lmr.
Sept. o, 1875.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

STATE OF illinois, La Sale county. 4
La Sale circuit court, Novcmb Der term, A.
lSl5. Alexander Allen rs. Maria Durnhss
widow. and Thomas Burnham, aud Jnl
Burnham, heirs at law Of Thomas Burnhal
deceased, and Benjamin Hess. In Chsncery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

YT8ESH ri.igs, figs, p.uuc- cludied citron,
z almonds, q beet. nul Erl,.-a ty,nuJ-, Iusi
received by lul. %, 1916 WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

TENIIE most magnificent stock of ,h,,ls scars,
Il &c. will be opened this wrya; Ia, follow
Ing are part.
Fancy mohair scarf. ladies fancy do printed
cashmere do; showi,.- Embroidered wool. At
and 81 sadilia, 81 rich cashmere, piu,rd dc
lalnc, super hruchc, dama,k dc'aiuc. .a,iu hou!'d
do, woutcl damnsk. The above VII lee s,H at
unprecedented low re, al the chcnp.cas! store
OF lOJr U,r,u,o,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18
EGGCE.


y TIERCE flesh rice just received oaI ror sale
- low by July p, lNiG MALkER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

4 Lii persons having claims against the
- estate Of Margaret Cooley, dec d.,
are hereby notified and requested to ex-
hibit the same to the undersigned, admi-
nisrator Of sand estate, or to the probate
Justice of the peace Of la Sale county,
TOR settlement, within nine months from
the date hereof. JONA. COOLEY.
Sept. II, 1916. .2dm'r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

1916. Alexander Allen rs. Maria Durnha
widow and Thomas Burnham, aud Jnll
Durham, heirs at Law Of Thomas Burnha
deceased, and crjamin Hess. In Chsncery1
Bill Ia forccose a mortgage.
Z ] appearing by affidavit on file in III
- Clerks Office Of The Circuit Court d
said county, in the above entitled causd
lhat Maria Burnham, Thomas Burnha1
and John Hurnham, three of The allow
named defendants, are non-residents d
the State Of Illinois. and out of the reed
Of the process of this Court, and the SAL
complainant having filed his bill Of com
llainlhGrein TO ioreclnse certain morigag|
therein described, and SUBPOENA il
chanccry having been issued herein accol
ding TO law NOW you, The said did
PENDANTS whose non-resldence appears a
above, are hereby notified tina, unless vol
shall be and appear before the Circui
Court aforesaid, on or before the frs
day Of the next term thereof, 10 be holdeI
at the court hOuse.ln the town Of Ouawa
in said county, the sixth day OF Novem
Der next, and plead, lcmur. except to, O
answer the complainanl's bill ofcomplainl
according to the rules and practice Of sal,
court, the same will be taken for confess
ed and decree made according to In
prayer thereof. l.. LELAND, Clerk
Glover & Cook, Complainan,'s Sol'cts
Dated at Ottawa, Sept. LIST, 1876. 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18
sIACE.ENEiE'S TGEGC FEBRF-
q va y.
rs Midlljjie HaaHb Restorjng Pro-
PerlieS fully established!

us IlINtttDtt Iititttt AAtDtb| tHD Io-
PeTljeS fully established!
IrIsKNowv As rHr ,LL.rowrnruL
FEVER & AGUE DESTROYER,
~ presenting this well established aud
z powerfully s'nnrrve Medicine To the peo-
pie uf lUlinuis AMI the ciljzrns grurrauy of
,hc -1utd-vrstrrn Sntrs, the Proprietor feel,
perfect confidence that 1t viii act as success
fully iu thr districts where Il /. upw produced, "a,
loo lAr AgIo and Fever visited regions 81 lid,tur.
Illinois, add Ohio, Michigan, aud western r,un-
>y I,guu auI New YORK. in the States aJyy,
mcu'iruni, ~, universal celebrity as
CERTAIN, prompt AND PERMANENT
REMEDY FOR THE AGUE AND FEVER,
Is generally c.ocaded; aud it is rasoHci
u hy al thus an r.rI, Ia preference TO a other
prcurrton. cnJmins r' cure this disease.
Tolmr, A. ig.tugije 7~imony might ac
cunpauy 'hi- nrrra hJt the proprietor believe.
hlt the true method Of oppn,i1l the afflicted of
iar perfectly curative properties OF the Tonic
r,blugr, Is the Trial Of is Miraculous power
over
FEVER :. AGCE.
g, Gr, the proprietor ha, ioani it only nocas-
sary To test ira practical aol health restoring bles
sia,5 10 the communities where Il has bcca in.
trlIucod In the proud Jc,.InpHills 50 elected,
thr.wlrJh olthc Fenuf1en is made manifest; and
it is therefore confidently seat upon rs healing
grrUul iuro the Valley Of tie Mississippi. tie
sraIs it thct-' as medicine now regarded in the
Northern and Western states a. a euro whose
progress Is uQIimmud, and trI5yui u sadIprU Cat
ttrc In short, sustained wherever tested, (lud
the evidence en- be furnished, ii there urr auy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

by July IS, G. L. WALKER.
CrocI>ery! Cr0ciscry!:
: Z 'NE subscriber has just received a
K large supply Of crochcry, at his
new and cheap store in la Sale. lie
sells cheap, and his assortment cauno, be
! cgua.'cI N i've county.
RICHARD CODY.
Ia Sale, July 81, 1915,
STATE or hLiAois,2
la Sail, county.
In Sell, Circuit "ouu-.-N,,emJcr Term
lo.j.---FcU,'ou fora Dover
Leslie Kent and Elizabeth Kent, his wife.
/ George Unlean1 Mary Ann Hale, bis wife; Jas
MrGuili Thomas Bc!amy aud INy,ua Bella.
my, bis vile; John Williams aud SARAH VII.
/ lmua, hi, wife; bcuimln Phelps oud jane
/ Phelps, bis vile; Henry McCuIl Jasper Scott
and Elizabeth Scott, bus Nif,; Doul,l rrov,
aud Susnuuuh iruwel, ni, wife; - i,tiam Me.
| Cali and AmDziudt McCal.
/ TT appearing by affidavit on file in the
~ Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court oI
said county, in the above entitled cause.
that George Hale and Mary Ann, his
vile; james Mccall: John Williams
and Sarah, his wife; aud Brrjamin
/ Phelps and Jane, his wife, reside ont Of
/ this and in the State of Ohio---thal Hen.
Try Mccall, Jasper Scott and Elizabeth
Scott, his wife, Daniel TrowcI and 81.
I sannah. his wife, reside on or this Stat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18
Towards Cc..,CnI.

ESDR mondlng china, oathcnvarc, aud mar.
a bc--.manuMclurrd 10y Howard X CO.,
broadway, n. Y. lust received and for sal, M,
% cents per stuck, at the cheap one micc store.
July 81 BOlGHrON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county. 81
La Sale Cicuit Court, November tern, SID
Benjamin Hess, IS. Maria Buruham, widow!
and Juhn Baruham and Thomas Burnhan|
heirs at Law Of Thomas Durham, decreased
In Chancery''Bill to foreclose Mortgage.
aT appearing by affidavit on file in ih(
- Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court oil
said county. in the above entitled cause
that Maria Durham, John Burnham and
Thomas Burnham, the above named
defendants, are non-residents of Tho
State Of Illinois, and the said com,
pIaiuant having filed his bill Of complain,
herein, 10 iorecose a ccrtaie morigasd
therein described, ard summons id
Chancery having been issued herein acl
cording TO law: NOW YOU, The said de.
PENDANTS, are hereby notified, that unless
YOU shall be and appear before the Circuit
Court aforesaid, on or before the firsI
day Of the next term thereof, to be holden
al the court house in Ottawa, in said
county. on the SIKH day Of November
next and answer the said complainant's
bill, the same will be taken for confessed,
ana a decree made according to the pray-
err thereof. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
Norris, Complainant's solicitor.
Ottawa, Sept. =. lS4G-l0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

'HNllE richest stock of Dry Goods ever
" opened in this market to arrive eur.
ing the two following weeks, will be cx.
hibilcd a, the new store, by
August -, 1916. BouonrON,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

I appearing by affidavit on file in ,he|
e clerk 5 Office Of the circuit court of said
La Sale county, in the above entitled
cause, that Lewis Bayley, the above nam-|
ed defendant, is not resident of the stated
of Illinois, and is resident of the Teri
ritory Of Wisconsin; and the said COM
plainants having filed their bill of COM
plant herein, to foTecose q certain mort
gage therein described and a subpoena
in chancery having been issued herein
according to law: Now you, the said de- I
PENDANT, whose non-resGence appears as|
above, are hereby notified, that unless
YOU shall be and appear before the cir-
cult court aforesaid, on the first day Of
the next term thereof, 10 be holden at the
court house IN Ottawa on Friday the 9Th
day Of November next, and plead, temur,
except to or answer the complainants' bill
of complaint, according to The rules and
practice Of said court, the same will be
taken FOR confessed, and decree made
according TO the prayer thereof.
J.. LELAND, Clerk.
A. Hons, sol for compt's.
4 n. . n -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

.5Ig USQUIIO noiIlng-lO pieces just
VA. received by BouGnToN.
June 3, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18
EincC!O;llinE.

EInc Clothing.
GEVERAL superior and stylish arti.
~ cIe5 for vests, pants, aud coats, in
Guiding the finest broad cloth and cassi-
nero, jus, arrived aud for sale by
Ottawa, May 6, 1916. r. BAsSNErT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

Slc"p . ChcnVcr.! CMeapo5t":,
IT is generally understood that the best b "a
Il gains ia Ottawa. can be found at
E'vHuro, sEw sroaL,n 1cR'sHrocK,
and il j, Furthermore uudgEeS ,lhat be hos
only one price,, dealing alike n 4 CASH
can ut all times be exchanged fp iq' =chaudze
at the mirc.i rates, und hls slor' : Sic great
depot %, the hasl and most m3hiu, ~ goolsin
all Illinois. Thankful for post rIy},s the sub
-crihrr soHclls continued share Of thr public
patronage, BOuGiTON.
New Storc-.-Ouc Pricc.--RedJick'. Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, ssI
Ia Sale circuit court, November term. ls46---
Trustees Of schools, Of tp 81, 2, 81 m.
rs Lewis Bayley: in chancery--.biIl 10 fore
close mortgage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18
Fever ANA Agsic.

Z Pr BOXES Tubbs, for sale by
, Aug. 7, 'lG-G G.. L. WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

HRS. ROWLAND q PEAESONS have &c.
~ moved their office 70 RrIdck's brick block
d, the bead of the hall Stairs. Enuancc same as
to the Post Office. Aug. e, 1866
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

\ AIDES kid slips, Kid hushjns, crl1r,d Mi
les coIorcd tipped Cutters, aud Cent. mo.
rocco nod rn,cnt leather CATERS mr sa'cnt
June 10, 1916 Borauroys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

r7lr KEGS of Gr., mr .a.liIv, o 80 Gll, ju.
! y received unI CT sal, hn bg
jul, 9S.l-I6 G T. WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

Ottawa Glove y El.t;en Factory.
4 GOOD assortment Of buck gloves
"a aal mitcns, for sale by the dozen
OF single pair by p. THORN.
Ottawa, July ,, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

~ Bbls linssed oil, , lard oil, 20 kegs
- white lead, 10 boxes 8 by 10 glass,
1000 lights window sash for sale by
EFF CUsHMAy & GRlpLLY,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

| STATE or ILLINOIS, la Sale county. set.
La sale Circuit Court, November Term, 1916
Willis ". Hit, Us. Caleb !llt--Au.ch.
mcnt.
GDUBhlG notice is hereby given to the
y said Caleb HU, that writ of al
rachment issued ont OF the clerks office
Of tie circuit court Of said county, dated
the DIST day Of July \. d. 1916, at the
suit # Willis W HL3gd aggius, the es-
tale of the said Cal $ doors Ior the sum
Of ej.h, hundred a ,atdy dollars and
scven'yuine cents, "~ptod to the sheriff
of said Ia Sale ce,u,y to execute; which
said writ has been returned by the said
sheriff, as levied upon the following de-
scribed property, to wit: The undivided
half Of the east half Of the north east quar-
ter Of section No. lhirly-ouc; also, the
undivided half Of the south cast quarter Of
section thirty; also, the whole of the
west half Of the north east quarter, and
the whole Of the west half OF the south
east quarter in section No. twenty, all in
township hirly-lhrcc, north range No.
two, cas-, Of the thlrd principal meridian;
also, the whole Of the west hai Of the
north west fractional quarter Of section
/ No ,weu,y,lour in township No. thirty.
three, north range No. one, cast at the
hird principal meridian; and as served
ON Martin Reynolds as garnishce: Now.
$500, ,I.. ..,,l f'.I.I 49,, tn ..
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Cheese Sirainers.
GGO. RlANN ~ SON.
TANNING Nsss.I.S

fU'ilElR make supcrline ,lour, for sale
M by Julv 30 J. G.. NAIuNGfR.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
Die WormpEs.

@ines Der ldn9erparteten 2rcfcn ;tpiiher
ben Wcrmrns uno glnti'Wcrmcns, Su Iau,
poo. SSlincl6, bat eneIidi am lIten Tieie8
ltIttJefunocn. Gle 2luti5 haticn Den 3dg
uorher unsefitr Wciicn pcu esv Staet Ell,
cGnlpirt, ur0 an fci9euoen Wc.geR laBtcu &c
ihrcr Maridl nadb berfeltcn fort. Die Mors
mons trcmmsIten ebenfalls dIls Burger III.
idmmgu, Die rui!li9 parrn Die Siaot Su per-
theici9cu, rno Cs 9clang ihuen 500 Wduu
iuIammen su briu9en, ipeldJe iidI ocr NogEl ;
be9dbcn, nm, ihre Setnce ;urildymG1Iagen.--
Dte sinti6 rildtPit heran, iiub ats Die V1rs
theisn noG ringefdhr cine DleiIc pcn einans
Der iuarrn, brad oa6 Scuer lee, mrItbes ,
Smnoen fcrtbauerte, pOrauf Ole 9lnti6 Hd,
Surilcf Scgcn Die Wcrmcn6 hattcn bios els
neil Dtann ocrlCren uno Slpei 9cfdbrlid, per,
rpuroct. 0ic slntis bingr9cu batten adit
Wann Dcrlcren, Ole 9Iufregun9 par 9ros,
uno cS mar bic afl9cmeine Mcnung b0B cin
ineltcs @cfedt itanfttpen iperce
Spdter. - Gin Sncites IreFtn fauo
nm rdd,fcn Gage itatt, w0bei Die Wtcrmcns
Die slnti6 dbermaEs surild tricben Oie gRors
mons baben bel cieicm 5reFcr 4 mann orr.
loren Gle 9,rti6 botteu bios & 8erwunoe,
fe. Gin @cridlt in9t min oo6 bct Dem IL
4 II 8rfedt niemano 9et6Stet, Icubrrn nur
einc 2lniabl perluunoet ippreen fei.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
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