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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-21
FuRlFT TIE BLgen.
M0FF FATS
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BiTTERS

PHOENIX BlTTERS
Msdkinss haze aessrsd fr thsa us.rahis sassey i ~
he Diseases sksh hey Psoss q k.s rssasEed he
s4aa PEasss a Pahg nes cnis aEnsesssEs, sg ahwsr
sssa l.ai e. 1s.. ssl IIsI .sIiss Al 5 he iS q
I~1 ALI Gz -SES
or1sTHNL ACUTE snS CHRONIC kHEUNxTIsM
AFFECTIONS q ~ sLlDDEk Gad kidneys
BILIOUS FEvRRs q LIVER cohfFLAIETS.-
u In souiA and wasi whsss thss dsrases psss ry VII
10 fossA lauiabis Paatss. ameFs. and shra, ws
tksss Nseines ~ii n<ssf ahssuans h wihaai tn.
BILIOUS cH0LIc. saS SkEOCs Lsssessa BILEs
c0sTTYEsEss COLDS a COrGHs, cHOLIc
CONSUMPTION. us-d viii graf n tha dlsrasa
CORRUPT HUsoRS DkOPSIks.
uX6FEPaIA. M psFsa with this dsfnsNng D
s4srs sinaA deAy nsns thess rnsdaeincs rnmetaieY.
I1UPTIoss n "a skia. ERrsIPELAS. FL1ru
FEyEH and AGUx. rss ihs ,oou.s sf,As ~s.
m sOauirr shsss medeis~ oil b bnd .sis sV~eg, ard
rsran rrnedT. Obs me4c. KAYE III .ysim subject 70
slsn a In dssees--s ears By s~ mreises r~msnsat
TRY THAN, ~ SATISFIED. AND * CURED.
F0ULNEss II cOMpLEaIOS
cnNu RAJ Dr. 1ILrTy,
ffzs. INWARD FEVER, LSFLAHvATOEY kHEUnl-
TIss iAPUKE BLOOD. JIUADIck Loss Y APPE'
LIVER ooMPLAINTs,
n u
nEh GRIAL DIsEAsRs-
Never ss 10 eradicate entirely I'll II. a a Msrcu, ra
sly dian thu psuel psrps.haa Il ssssnans
NIGHT SHEATs. NEkTOCS DEBILITY NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS ef az kinas. ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
PxLPTrATI0S .rLh HART. PAINTERS cHoLIC.
FxL u q. Tbs original Fsop i,io, Of ih,s medieinps
Gas cured q Res q yea s'snhs BY In - u hese Lie
Medicines slons.
PAINS y II. h-sA sIs bach Inb-. iuis,, AMI oru-n.
n n Y U n aTIsM. Thss ss.clei vita tho
swAls disesss ~ b. ~ r-l~f b. =. Lis Medicines
RUSH Of BLOOD to the HEAD, sCURyY.
sALTKHEUx. SWELEyGs.
scsoTuLA. % KINGS Evil, in as
wosst f~ms, ULCERS, assefB dsseTipfidn
w % II III q, 1t al kind. are snrrtnnly expelled W
tkrss Medicines Pasnts will 10 vel TO sdia,ef ihem xhea-
tl~u sxs,r~ee suspected. Rsif vii b. certain
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BlTTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
And thus remove all disease from the system.
A single trial -in pl,s. the LIFE Pits and
PhGklk BITTERS beyond the reach Of eeups-
tition IN The estimation Of every patient.
The genuine fihess medicines put uP in vht.
wrapper aud labels, together With pamphlet, called
Moals Good Samaritan" containing he areetiohs &c,
which Is drawing u Broadway from Wall sreet to our
Once, By which Strangers ssiaA the city can very easily
fnd The wrappers and Ssmsriisus are copyrighted,
therefore thoss who procure them with white wrappers can
be assured that they genuine BE esrsf aud do not
bay those with yeor wrapper but n you 30, he satisfied
dat they sOns direct fron Us, don't touch them.
IL Prepared aad old BY
DIR. WILLIAM -. N0PPAT.
s35 broadway. eoruer Of ArilOny street. New York.
For Sale by
d. Heart, Hillsborough, and
ID. c. Parrish, Round Hill.
VIM. Trice, Trice's Store.
May %. 7s-
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e4AtEs1I 0s1ANEsMAsN9H
THE s1hzzha kas sa@mEnae3 hlElaesl q
N ceAar GEsEs, sight Ell1s naEsA Il HAAsho-
Eslsh. uhzss y sian - - Eira2s - Ae Plb-
K Fins Sod e
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gives the following the met wages paid to girls after
paying their boardh 81 aS) in the following factories In
New Hampshire 10 wits ..
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In the consular returns communicated to the House
Representatives y MIR Calhoun Secretary Of State March
B. sl5 the following rates Of wages given for Lon
III Viz
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In Sheed the great seat Of the manufacture ofcuery
wages Vary from 25 (S6) to 35s (S5 4 per week. and
wormen in the skilled departments get 4Os $50 6O per
week The authority which rely in the statement Of
wages which have given above is SymoDs Arts and Ar
sans PIP and s. See also Wade's History Of the Middle
and Working Glasses, PIP 67O4 and Ures Philosophy of
Manufactures p. i76,
SO far Ihayc cited British authors only. will
fer to few American authorities, and TO which will he
reliable by the friends of the protective
document to the Senate the 18th day of Janua
ry 1912 by the Hon Daniel WEBSTER then Secretary Of
State communicating certain consular returns, find full
Of wages paid to operatives and artisans in Glas
gov Scotland; few of which extract in order to show
their general with the rates given from the
British authors 10 whose works have referred
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HOURS OF LABOR AT LOWELL

In this country the female operatives tend looms
than the same class OF operatives do in England Those
Of labor and tending more oomsmnch than counter
balance the nominal difference in the Of wages the
two countries, which is cot more thaa 10 per cent
Thus appears that ebs5pHss Of labor actually the
side Of the .fIaeTtrpl Manufacture.
have been coPious in my facts touching this point be
cause desired to put rest the lsehood that the
wages OF labor much any lower In England than in
this county, and that high prohihito srf Is necessary
nVal Engand-n the phrase Of the day the pau
per- labor Of Europe.
shall now proceed to show that the 4msric aaHuJsef,
produce all The descriptions Of tabrie5 cheaper
Than The British produce s aud that me
former does usdrs. the latter IL. MARKED, Of he cord
The advantages which the American manufacturer has
over his British rival follows, via:
In freight 1T costs the British manufacturer, ap
Mt per pound for freight upon his from New Or
leans Mobile Liverpool while it the American
manufacturer less than half for freight from New or
eans or Mobile TO New York Boston This Is equal to
per cent the material in favor OF the American
uaeturer supposng the cotton to be worth eight
pound the 900 bales consumed by the American
manufacturers they least $500 900 In freight which
their British rivals have TO pay.
The American manufacturer generally buys his cotton
Immediately from the producer and thus a commits
sion to the cotton importer which the British manufacturer
compelled TO pay, and which equal 10 per cent
Thus on the item of cotton alone the American manuisc
urer saves least II per cent which his British rival is
obliged to pay.
In the of -four used in bleaching and sizing The
American cotton manufacturers about 80 900 barrels
our snnum in bleaching and sizing In consequence
.he hgh duties on hour me same quantity would cost
costs the American manufacturer Here another item of
500 900 in favor OF the latter that quantity Of flour
In the greater cheapness OF waterpower used by the
American manufacturer, compared with steam used by
his British rival
The American has not yet been troubled
much with combinations and among the oper.
utives the British manufacturer has been.
In the greater cheapness Of provisions in this country
as compared with their prices in England To show the
advantage which the American manufacturer has his
British rival in this particular again copy from symon
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Under this head may also be cassed the greater cheap
OF fuel, oil, and candles.
The heavy taxation to which the British manuiact
subject and from which the American is exempt In
dition to the heavy his buildings fixtures the
British manufacturer is obliged to stamptax every
BILL receipt promssory and other paper which he
may give in the Transaction of his business.
All these circumstances operate greatly in favor of the
American uacturer and give him great advantage
his Britt sh rival enabling him beyond all question to pro-
duce his fabrics much less than the British manu-
facure posaibly produce his.
have before me the estimate of an American manuiac.
turer Mr. Kempon) furnished few years since tho
committee of the British Parliament appointed to invest
the factory system Of that country Qor which
Factory Commission Report, Part Evdence by Central
Board pages 81 24 showing conclusvely that the Amer
manufacturer produce his fabrics cheaper rate
I.nat III llarrn
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Indeed sir little astonishing lit seemed convent
en TO Me- Speaker for the purposes OF Distinction make
use OF the terms American policy, and foreign policy
that he should not have applied them manner precisely
the reverse Of thatn which he has in fact used them II
names are thought necessary II would be well enough
one would think that the should be In measure
descriptive OF the thing and since Mr.. Speaker deuomi
nateshe policy which ne recommends n new policy in this
country; since he speaks OF the present
era IN onregslaton since he PROCESSES to invite de-
part from our accustomed 10 instruct ourselves by
the wisdom of others and to adopt the policy OF the
distinguished foreign staes one little curious to know
with what propTety OF speech this imitation Of other
uons denominated an American policy while, thu
contrary preference Tor established system IL
now actually exists, and always has existed, called
26s and 2e6 g
Here may be permitted to remark, that although
shall have occasion to quote frequently from the
speeches Of Mr. WEBSTER, on this subject il is
with no view to disparage him, but establish facts
ana elueldate principles on which his great mind
has shed SO much light Thus, il will be seen, that
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The wages OF the females clear board The male,
board themselves Deductng the price charged in Lowell
loT me boarding men, S 76J and their wages per week
would be 81 o., ny.
In making comparison between tho wages paid fac
tory operatives IN this country aud England other cileum
stances also to be taken in consideration In England
the operatives required to work but 90 hours
Lowell they are required TO work u hours and at Man
chester ~ H., 76l hours, as appears by the following
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IhIs IeIlsr Of MI Winthrop wTltsn Tor cleo OnReT
ing purposes and therefore Is to be presumed he
would warrant.
have from another and authentic gourcethe re.
turns Of the factories hemseyes-he average wages per
week paid to the operatives at Lowell during the years
1888 and 1874, which are as follows viz:
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This will suffice for the rates OF wages in England.
We hear much Of the distress and suffering OF the
featuring classes in England They distressed
except when they thrown out Of employment by
commercial revusions. Then from their numbers and
their want Of means they suffer immensely In a few
generations shalt witness the of distress aud
suffering In the large manufacturing communities of this
countryi but not long the oppressed worngman has
chenp land to fee to- which he plant hmse and
become independent-which land the government shoul
make dfH cheaper luxurious growth Of men and
nenoi independent freeinen--is far valuable the
state than pay revenue CLEANED from the sales OF It's
domains. But TO return ...' .
In this country the data in relation these facts
copious and full in England; yet | have some
whg authority TO show the amount paid 70 the operatives
in the United states have before an extract from
letter written by the Hon Robert c. winthrop member
Congress from Boston, dated August g. 1884, in which be
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subjects who purchased the products Of this coun-
try, we must tax citizens who purchase the pro-
ducts Of that country, IL A whips his wife, o
should 90 home and whip his also; this is the argu-
ment Now, # Great Britain could tax our citizens
then Il would be retaliation forus to tax her subjects
but no such power exists IN either government; each
one IS confined In the taxing power to its people
as i rghnuly should be.
. This argument of retaliation, however specious,
rs now swept away. Great Britain has reduced the
duty on all the commodities except tobacco, which
we send to that country, and we should pursue
like liberal and enlightened policy. MIR. Jefferson
was Of opinion that, so soon as a single nstion
would tender to US free trade, we should accept IT,
give his words. In report made by Mr.. Jeffer-
son on the 18th Of December, 1893, he used the fol
lowing language Would even single nation be-
gin with the United States this system of free com
merce, il would be advisable to begin it with that
nation since i is one by one only that it can be
extended TO all. When the circumstances Of either
party render il expedient to levy revenue by
way OF impost on commerce. its freedom might be
modified in that particular, by mutual and equiva-
lent measures preserving Il entire in all others"
Fourteen-hftieIhs Of the people OF this country
are and must continue TO be farmers and planters;
four-ffths OF the whole exports which average
about one hundred million agricultural products
which viii appear from the following table;
Year. Whole amount of ,Nh yVare 49,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
Court prcflonlattoit.

Sintemat Der ahtbare 8 3 n 8anfsy
WrcGecntsRidter IN ben oeridIieecuen @ciiE
ten bon Common 9lcas bonn orttten @eridlts
gcsirf, beifebeno ans een @aunties 8erfsI
9tpritamptpu uub Qedla, i'm Staat penniuli
uanien, in 8raft ieine6 9lmtes prcIeentridi} |
ter perfdlieoener Spurten bon SDer uno 9er4
miner 1t. alI9cmeiner 9efdu9niB. @rleoi9und
in befd9tcn @aunttcs unb peter Soaas
uuo Saccb Dtlltn9er @iars. @ebnlfs1
9fid,ter Der @rurten bon SDer uno 9ermined
uno alfqemeiner @efdu9uiB @rlebi9un9 fiji
bic Ridtm9 BON Naupts uno anoern Serbrc1
d,eu in crfagtem Qed,a @auntp, ibren 8efehl
al mid, qerid)tet habeu, rpprin ne cine @curi
bon SDcr uno Serniuer iiuo oicrteljdhri9ej
Sisuug bon Common Vleas dnberaumenl
neld,e 9ebntten iprreen foil in Der Staet
9larntaln, fir bas Gaunty eed,a, ouf eclI
1ffcn Monta9 i'm Otonat Sebrliar,
1876, weldles Der 2te GAG ees befdgten Wci
uats III, unb pcIdc ;wri aEcden baucrn miro,
60 miro hermit Nahrift 9e9ebei'
an ale Srieoeu6ridtcr uno @cnftabel iunerI
halls beS teia9ten @dunties BON eed,d, oaf
tIe oanu uno oaiclblt TdI III ri3cner pericii
NIT ibrcu McG6, Ncccres, SnquiFticuen uni
@raminaicucu eiu,ufiuecn hobclt, nm ibren
pHihten Dor eria9ter @Curt absuwartcn.
: StS9(ct6en, ircrSen autb allie ttejG
niocn, wefthe ge9en @cfangenc in bem @e,
fdn9uiB ecs @dunte6 eeda ale 6ldgcr peeI
3euaeu ouf;utrcteu habcn, tcnad,rid,tiqeH
bas iIe ild altecrt uno eafcibit ein;ufiueeS
tatcn, nm eisfelbcn ;u prclequiren, tpie Cd
ihncu 9fct,t eiirfcu mag.
@jc9rtcu inter mciner Soauo, in Der Stati
ticicn 7tcn Gag Sanuar
I'M Sabr nnlers Nerrn 1916.
Sapio StenL Sderif.
Sherif5. slmtsitute ,,ss
9IlIcntauu Sanudr 7.
@SST erbalte bic 2cpublifl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
O. 9 : 0 / c1 t : %.

Die meiIt ntcreeanteu fir Gam / c ns
G bran d,, uuo belchrene fur . eil II l.
Z ne tt c, bon ir9eno cini9en bic lemals
publi,irt murben sumal ba tbr II | c b Il
ger Yre 8 uuo an9euehme @roBe es CT
nem jebrn m6alid) madt, fidl oicielbe attslt'
fd,affen, meun er anocrs @eihmad fur
idibbare 9efetihnihe Beletrnn9 bat.
GudetIs @effi6te Der 8ereini9ten
Staateu, bon oct Gntcefun9 Slime
rifa'5 all bi5 gut ber jett9en 3Sett
NIT Supferift6en 9eslert
0tudeQs @ef6ihte pon @n9lano, lrels
DIE bie belonoern @eiht6ten bon
9Sales, S6ottlanb, nnO Sr(ano elils
fdlie6t.
9tu0e(s @ei6i6te Don Tranfreid, Ell
ne 9ef6tbtlihe 0ef6relbun9 Der
Seutl6en, Sur9unoianer, Saoop.
aro5. S6lpciSer, ,c., etnf6lte6eno.
9uiIe(5 @eI6t6te BON 9rtebenlano
uuO 9irn1, Gnt1pltrfe BON ben Slls
ben, G9ppter, unb Gartba9entan6,
uno ailbern 9l(ten Gtn9ebornen, ettt'
fhlte6cnb.
Dieie fdldBbarc Wcrfe Gnb lit elmer Der.
/ itdnbtiden uno ocrtrcfflihen SpradIe &C.
idrtcten, uno fdlieeen in Der SoI9e b / c
@ { d, sh ten BERNIE It beropr
ra9eu en- Matte in Der
lBett in 4 d.. @5ie fiuo NIT Iebr fdOnen
Stid,cu oerfeben, id,0n ecbruft uno auf eine
caucrboftc Q8eife 9ebunben. Diefes nit it'
rem niecnfd,of oftiihcu gSerth, hat bcnfetber
ietr iduelIe 9lufnabme in Shulent 70 tpis in
SibIicthcfcu uuo in Der, Samilieu unIerer
auf9efldrtcn Siir9cr ourdau6 benz Qdnoe,-
tpelde c5 UOr;ieten baB tbre Samlien ihre
mIieisen Sfuneen eurdI II II = | | dj unb
n9eue bme 8elebrurg cenn burdb oa6
ecien BON uubloiem Stcff IN Der Scrm bon
9tcpels Die td9Iidl publisirt percen, Subrin'
9en,--9e9ebcn.
Sober 0ebrer wclder tbiinfdt bas fcis
ne Shiiler Sfenntntee aufhdufen m6dten,
Die linen IN itrer 0cben6,eit ritBlid Gno, fcl'
tc cine @faec BON jcecn biefcr SIder fId ats
fhafeu.
Seeer Batter Der tpitnfdlf baB feline
Seinber Ber9nii9cn uno tlutcrbaltnug Al
oduie hnben m6d)tcn, ucrbunecn nit g8if
| ienfdaften uno eincm Character, tpeid,er ib:
men 70 wertt uub tteuer 1T, fpllte zines pon
jeben btcler Sider, fir irine Samilie anfait'
| fen.
Ctc cbi9en Bidder, 70 mie Gmerfon's be,
riitmtc 9lcabrrs, 9IritbneticS uuo @er9ra.
pties, f6nncn burt, 9lnfra9e tei ir9cnb einen
8eufmann in biefem Stdat erhalten fpereer
-uno ipeun Ge bieIelbe nidt in itrem Stchr
baten, 70 miro fte Der 8aufmann fc9tctb in
Guantitdten fcmmen IaBen bon
Soo9an uno Stompfon
orraus9eter, unb @rpB 8srtdufer in SIl'
der uno Gd,rcibmaterialicu go. 30,
9icro Ate Strase, pbilaoelpbia.
| HRdi 7. *IG
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
92eue uno 9Sob(fcile
9SSsaafcr Glitter.

lie llntCrSeidlreteu mrlltcn chrcrbictiaff|
ibrc Runecu uno cad Nublifum i'm Slaaemcisl
nen benadridtigcu, ea6 fIe fcctcn pcn Tcu5Y
9)crf uno phiideclrbia surlf 9efchrt flno, ais
no fIe ihrc QSinter Glitter einqcfauft tabeu,
bic fie Qe9cnmdrtia an itrem Stchr AM nprbs
wctIid,cn @de ce6 Warft Iiered5 in 9lQcu'
taun crtffncu. Cirlettc bcitehcu aus eincm
9roseu enforcement offer Slrtcn trcdcuer
Waaren, Grrscrcicr, &C., ais
Gin al9enleine6 9l0crtement Weu6liu
&c GAINS, Jfip &C GAINS, @aiChmter
re@o0e, 9ttomcra Sud- flir Gamen
2(n;lt9e. 9t(pac1 uuo Giu9hams-
Mouslin oe 0ain, Stitct, Merinr,
fhnMr,e uno neumcbi9 farbi9e
SbarplS, icee 9lrt Scire fit Srez'
6eS, Satttnet pcn 25 Gents su ST
per 9)iro, allie 9lrtcn @aftmere, gce
nteine uno fignrirte 9seifin9S pcn
allen Scnennungen 9ro6er@Scra
ratb feincS sud-, Ii. {. ~.
r.-giu fchr fdb6ner fcr9fdltia
aus9cipdhttcr 9crrath @attline, 70 tpie eitt
9rcecs 9IfTcrtcmeut nrecrcr 9Itcr, Su Sahl'.
reid, bier nnSu,eiqeu.
Sbiee GBdaren fnb lte TIM Stdntc fcbr biTs
li9 absuictcn, unc fIe 9etraucn fid, III behoupss
ten, eaf nrt, uicmnlS in SIiIentaun ein fir
cen Sdufcr prrtteithaftrrcr Strf g8dnren
itm 8crf1nf droetctcu nuree. 9iufct eaher
on, fte f6urcr @ud' alIc, uno ,rar un9Iaub'
lidl biGi9 brfrieciQcn.
@rim mo 9iennin9er.
Tceemter 3. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
Sur meme uno cute
cabinet : SSo(erc1u
Hufe an in 9 an fs W aarenId9er
unfpet benz 9teupcrf Stcbr, uno ffrdg
Dem 0irfb6baufe bes 5oerrn Saccb
6aaen bu d) 9e9enubcr.

Ter llntcrSeihuete pclItc cbrerbiett9ft bds
publifum benod,ridti9cu, cas or alie 2Irteu
@abiuct Waareu gum 3erfauf duf 5Nano hat,
welhe nit brionberer Nrdildt auf Sd6ns
belt uuo Daucrhoftigfcit aus ben bclten Was
teriaIien perfertt9t wcrbcn fuc. Scm Stcd
tcfeht uutcr anoern aus fcl9enten QBaaTcn:
8s0 Wfaha9pnp Bureaus, pcn alIcn
-... SSreiieu. ...
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
Seuer Seuer! Seuer!

Ser 9feu 9Oorf Stobr irieoerum !
Wcnn Shr ben ifinitcu Strd bon 9lcidsu
Spdtjabrss uno Rinter Srrdener Waareu
fehen fpcltt, trcrduf Shr je Cure 9Iuqeu ge'
lc9t tabt, 70 fctttct Chr 9erace nad benz
J;eu Oorf Stotr,
1T 9lucntauu geteu, uno Shr habt rcF9teithcn
ME qcicbcn @ntcr ouf Sitter chnc Gntc,
uue aGe men NIB mcei9, ireten bon 9teuDorf.
rem mi fIidcn Hotm te6 WarftcS, erbalten;
uno rctIfcil babel.
@s mare tt6ri9t ;u bcriid,en @ud, cine eis
ifc pen ale Zen oer(dieeenen slrttfet su gebeH
Die mir hdbcn ; cS milree mchr als cine 3eis
tllug fiiacn fcneern pciIteu mir bemerfen,
tae icto Shr tcn6tbiat fir
Seibcn Galtn1icr6,
TrcnIt) Werino'6, @cmbnsius, Sdiwdr;e.
Slaue uno Tarbige gllpacas, @hinses, Rats
tuue, Shofpls, Snnefduhe, Sd,leier, Gdces,
Stritmpfe, Witts, Sdnter, &c. &c 70 fonnt
Shr oHrs eics am TeuDprf Strbr fneen.-
@benfaGs
Breitc5 unb 95eaoer Sud-,
9emeinrr uno Tducp @aBimsrcs, Befsn,cus
&C, Sottinet6, SScntudD :5cdns, S.olstiider,
@raoat6, Sricutrd9er, @cmfprtcrs, 6appen,
&C. &C., sHfamnleu init ciucm pcrtrefflideG
enforcement
lid. @ rp5cre len.
Rcmmt uub Wrtcriud,t fur @uh leibft.
Sllc sIrten prpeuftcn wcrcen i'm Sustanfdi
FUR 98dorca ongcucmnren, uub aaf feinen
Saa miro @cio ccrmci9crt.
llbtcr muo @a9ncr.
aGtcntanut 9tcp. 10. uqim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
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