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The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-08-01
NO. "a

OF one of the tents, before which wac
standing dragoon's horse, much used
oy hard servlce.-Upon camp stool
at our left sat General, in busy
conversation with hearty looking old
gentleman, sitting on box, cushioned
win an Arkansas blanket, dressed in
A'takapas pantaloons and linen round
ABOUT and remarkable for a bright
liashlng eye, high forehead, a farmer
iook' and "rough and readyn appear
ance. 1t is hardly necessary for us to
say That this parsonage was General
laylor' the commanding hero of two
OF the most remarkable battles on rec
ord' and the man who, by his fTrmness
and decision of character, has shed Ius.
tire upon the American arms.
There was no pomp about his tent;
couple of rough blue chests served
for his table, on which were s,rown in
mastery confusion a variety of official
looking documents; quiet looking citi-
zen dressed parsonage made his appear
ance upon heuring the significant call
OF "Ben," bearing on a tin salver.
couple of black bottles and shining tum-
blers, arranged around an earthern
pitcher of Rio Grande water. These
refreshments were deposited upon a
stool, and 1--WE helped ourselves" by
invitation. We bore TO the General a
complimentary gift from some of his
iellow-citizens of New Orleans. which
he declined receiving for the present,
giving at the same time a short but
''hard sense" lecture on the impropri-
ETY. of naming children and places after
men before they were dead, or Of bis
iecciving a present for his services
'before the campaign so far as he was
was finished
With the highest possible admiration
of the republican simplicity ofthe man
ners and character Of General Taylor,
we babe him good day, with higher
Of our native land for pos
sessing such a man as a citizen, and OF
its institutions for moulding such a
character.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-08-01

II pronounces a woe unto him who Civ :
eth his neighbor drink. | am aware
that the Holy Scriptures cxhort me not
10 put stumbling block in brothers.
way" | also read in the same divine
record, "that no drunkard shall inherit
the kingdom of God;'' and | cannot
expect the drunkard maker to share
better fate; yet what can do?
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-08-01

Garter, Order of Me.-The ancien,
and most illustrious Order of Knight.
mood, founded by Edward iii. on the
occasion OF the Countess of Salisbury's
stocking have fallen about her heel, at
Oall' when the King picked up a piece
VI oiue rlooon-worn by the Countess
oeiore Indian rubber came into use
AMID The laughter of his courtiers. His
Majesty merely replied, Honi soft ou;
maj q Pense, which became the motto of
the Order. There are TWENTY. fiv.
knights, besides the sovereign, toge-
Their with about fifteen extra KNIGHTS
who lare princes of ilustrous foreign
ers.-Henry VIII, who had, like an.
other royal prince of the present day,
great taste for tailoring, altered the
dress very materially. Charles II,
another royal tailor, who was also
DIT OF a halter. put feather in the can.
which is nearly the only feather in the
cap OF this mountebank monarch. Row.
al Carriers appear TO be rather expen-
slve, and must be quoted at f878 a
pair, for it costs f439 to be invested
with single one.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-08-01
TRADE IN MATAMORAS.-ME-
CHANCES WANTED.-THE SILL

(From an OGcer TO his friend in N. W
MATAMoRAs, June 6, 1876.
= 1t would cheer the heart
of New York dry goods dealer, or a
Yankee Manufacturer, TO see how these
Mexicans she'll out the ''hard'' for Yam
kee notions. The army spends about
$4,000 per day for provisions and We.
getables, which is almost instantly re-
turned to the few Yankee shop keepers
who come hetf Immediately after the
army took possession. Things are
selling a: half to one third the prices
formerly charged by the Mexican Mer-
chants and the country people are buy
ing as though they never expected to
have such another chance for BARGAINS.
Smart mechanics would make fortunes
here, as the natives are two centuries
behind us in almost every thing. shall
settle IN this country as soon as the war
ends, and one half Of the volunteers
will do the same, as the bulk of the
people here defendants of Indians)
evlnce the most friendly feelings for
US, and appear really glad that we
have come to rescue them from the
robbers who have been depressing them.
*S* We are all anxious to get a
sight of the silver mines in the interior.
just to see how they look. Some of the
best mines, | am told, have been care
fully concealed by the native owners,
lest the government or the English
miners, should seize them. But once
give them good government and they
will all throw out their treasures. 1t is
calculated that this country could pro-
duce one hundred millions of dollars in
silver annually, if life and property |
were properly secured from danger by
good government and an educated peo-
pie. 1t will be work of immense Ia.
Dor, however, to civilize and educate
the Indians. Yet think it practical
BILE; for they are more Initiative peo-
pie than our northern : Indians, and
their systems Of domestic manufactures
and agriculture, which were in -four
ishing condition before the discovery Of
the country by the Spaniards, are gra-
tifying evidences of their ability to ap-
preciate the arts of civilized life. Give
them an army of Yankee schoolmasters,
giuc them books in their o,cn Aztec dia-
tect, respect their ancient prejudices and
customs, confer upon them ;hes privil-
eyes of citizenship, and | believe the
glorious era of Mexican civilization
which existed under the Montezumas,
would again burst forth, freed from its
,upers,itions. |
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-08-01

Inc natives appear anxious to Join US
IN our march to Mexico. Some Of them
are able horsemen; and suppose Gen.
Taylor, now that he is on the stronoes,
slde' could get them all to Join his ranks.
if we would accept them. DIR
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-08-01

II Learned Mayor.-Lord Mansfield.
when on a'circuit at Shrewsbury. hav-
ing been asked TO dinner by the Mayor
OF the town, his lordship observing an
antique clock in the room, remarked to
the Mayor, "ihat he supposed Sir John
Falstaff fought by that clock" to which
the Mayor replied, "He could not tell,
for ne had not the pleasure ofknowing
Sir john" Lord Mansfield then tried
his host on another subject, and remark
ed, "that the town looked very DID," to
which the Mayor replied, 81, was al
ways SO, please your lordship."
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-08-01

JUST AND PATRIOTIC SENTIMENTS -
Just and patriotic must be admitted TO
be the sentiment, touching the late Ore
gon controversy and its adjustment, ex-
pressed in the following answer by
Gen. Gaines TO an invitation, by CON-
mittee ofthe citizens of Philadelphia, to
celebrate the national anniversary with
them in the city Nat InteHigencer.
"DeePly impressed with the vital
Importance of hearty union among all
parties, in whatever concerns the awful
question of war or peace, | have been
most happy since the beginning of last
month (though for the most part of the
time in state oil duress) TO find that the
wisest and purest men of all parties,
known to me in the South and West. as
we'll as in the North and East, fsrvent-
ly rejoice at the late signal triumph
over the evil spirit Of war, in the main
tenance of peace highly honorable to
the two nations of the world, not only
most capable of doing each other the
greatest possible harm, but also the
most capable, and who ought 10 stand
foremost in the essential work, of Civ
ing civilization and seIfgovernment 70
every part of the human family ap-
proachable by steam power.
''lf governed alone by the prospect
of acquiring military glory, would de-
light more in war against England
Than any other nation, because England
though not more vulnerable, is endow-
ed with degree of military and ma
val character sufficient to give the high
est value TO every triumph we could
win over her by land or by water.
But the most brilliant trophies of VIC
tory, and the highest possible degree
IF Military glory, dwindle into the
shade of shadow when contrasted
With the widespread evils of war. I
I'M a warrior, not because ever loved
var, or could ever regard it as other
wise than as one of the greatest evils,
ext to national degradation, but be-
ause have ever fervently loved peace,
md because have known full well that
he world is still laboring, as it has
zen for thousands Of years, under the
,arbarism Of habitual disturbers of the
'ublic peace, and that all the mos: as
inventions and improvements
the arts of the present half century
pplicable to war, tend but to prove
ne constantly increasing necessity for
egarding with redoubled vigilence the
essential maxim impressed upon our
minds by the beloved Washington
In peace prepare for war;
EDMUND P. GAINES"
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-08-01

a faithful aninaal.-The St. Louis
Reyeille OF the 2lst inst, contains an
extremely interesting letter from $50
litaire," written on the Missouri river
during trip to the new town of Ohio.
The writer speaks of encountering a
character in the person of Signor J.
Paldi, Piedmontese by birth, music
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
Canal &ummiIIouer Babi.

Sclssn6es iit .ter aueeana Ger Canal.
@cmmIiGcner GHah, 70 neit csrlelbe siuse.
9an9en fIne
Die teiaefii9te @annries aatsn TctoeHse
Rebrhsitcn fur pcper, bsm Wbig &anoieat
-Buds 457, Eouphia 500, epeorin9 400,
Northumberland 500, 9ibancu 300, SNua,
tinaocu 45O, Blair 225, 9ducaitcr 1850,
SduYIfil 800, @hcifer 500, Gelapare $50,
Cumberland I97, aoaus 5aQ 2)ch $50,
Srantliu SOL, aUeshenp 2200, &lInion Zoe,
Sapctte 200, Rifflln $50, llnion 800, Saa,,
bria 300.
Die fclgenee @auutiss aaten benz eres Scs
co &dncicaf, Softer, Webrhsiten pbiIaosls
phia Stabt uub @auutD 1000, !Junidtd 40,
dSentrc $50, prrrp 100, 8erts 1900, @stauts
Sia 400, 9iorttamrtcn n, qrdld 81, Carbon
So, Mnntacmerp 900, Weifmcrslaub 500,
Sssfcro 400, WonrCe $50, pife 81.
OF NQc erbaltene Serihte Guo etruas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES npei 3siinusen f6nncu
aecfnct iperoen, bic nit chamber iltercin.
ffimmen @ewis III ss ieocd,, baB Die 9Bhia5
Scerrn pcper gum eanal'S 'ScmmiIiicner, NIT
elmer Wehrteit pcn bis 10000, uno Webr,
heiten in beice 3peiseu Der @eiebasbuna er,
pdbIt baben. Stihite Wofe Die ndbere Be,
rtdlte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
OSprb.

art iesteu Wittpsd, ermcrbetr elm 9sat.
ndn TameHs q ran f, ciusn gtchrtattsr
in NreemNnsbur9, Southampton @aunfp, I'M.
ter fct9enben tlmffdnesn unb auf fcIqeuee
gBeiis, rucHn mir redt terid,tet pcreen fIub.
&rans fam nimIid, in ben Stchr no I'D, Sr.
Sno Cbies iitrpcnn mir uitt irrcn Der 9tdme
oss @cmcrestrr) befane, nlIpc fie meacn ci.
nrr 8leiuiafeit IN einsn Wcrtwsd,iel acric,
then. 4pdhreno fpeId'em 8rans cine DiftcIc
srs Anb Scerrn 9 ND nirtcrihre. Tie Ru.
aei erau9 ihm turd, ben Wd9cu, une pcrur,
iddhe feinen 9ro eiuiae 9tunccn nad,her.-
Der 3tdter tpcbnte III Tcuhcpr, NOR friiher
pcn !Snbtann, uno TBt nun in eem Gailcm
@sfdnaniB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21

antpuie eridhlt in einem Wrrfc, Gin,
ter mehreren fci9euoe merfmiirbiae Seilpicle
BON Der Gantbarfcit Der 5bisrs:
Sm Ghieraartru III St6nbrun III elm q
ger aus Sengalen, eer 9epobnl,d, NIT Slcut
BON Der Sd,Iad,tbauf qerdhrt ,piro. Rand,,
mai III sr NIT eiuem sIuaeniitel esplaat uno
olsoann tpirft man ihm lebeneiae junge Chic,
re Dor, eeren iparues glut ~ lriuer @ene,
flung beitrdgt. @ines cages pulSe ibm Gin
Wel9erhuno aebradt. Der Siaer laa ae,
friimmt ea, uno isin 8cpf rutte auf ben SCr.
eertasen. sIls lid, Der Huub Ucu (einem er,
fen Sd,redsu erboIt hattie, niherts er fid,
ecm 1iaer, uno fiu9 an linn ole Sluaen iu
lcden. Eem 1iger nor lorppbl eatei, bae er
feine Wnralaf ueraae, iIno nidt dfleiu bas
3birr Uerfhcntc, fcnbern ihm aud, fcear nit
Shu,cttelrDen feline Eanfbarfeit bepies.-
Ter nune fiIbr nit eeden fort, unb in tpeui.
9en 1dgen tpdreu Die 2luasn tes 3isers ae.
func. Seitecm Iebcn bic bcibr 1birre in Der
uplIfcmmenlten Gintrad,t; ia Der 3iocr be.
rIlbrt feline Tahrung, bis feiu @efibrte init
ecm telfcn BiGrn asfdtti9t lit. Sin @raf
auf Sidlngen bieIt itd auf ieinsm @Gte ifpei
sahme gB6fe. slber pI6BIid, cntfam ciuer
oon ihnen, chne ede man lhu witerr finccn
fcnntr. 3ieu,lid, Ianse na6ber rrifetc Elm
Ssamtsr tes @rafsu turdh ben q9dIc. -
plcsIi6 ;eiate iId ein Bolf; Der OSanu ncas
te ibm suocrfcmmrn, ,.fsusrte cine piitcIe ab,
uno frhItc bas Ghier. 3orHi9 Eraug 6icIcs
duf isinsu slnacsifsr Ics, atauc abrr, ais es
ihm Shcn rahe mar. auoeutliGtih fill
Gs ertanute siuen WsnIden, Der mrbrere
Sabre nit ihn an benz ndmIid,sn Srte ae'
nctHt uno ibu td9Iidl seisben hattie, unc bc'
sei9te ihm Deoelno ieine SreuSe. - Ter Be,
ante, Der nun in linn neu sutrcuusnen Bclf
ertldts, erwiscsrte fcine eisbtClnacu, nnS
tbettte init INN einiaeu Runtrprrath, crn sr
BET ltf fnhrte. @r hcffte cen 9BcIf su Ieinem
SerTl iurHf,ubriuseH. Ntrr tisler te9lei,
trte iha nas cine Sirede Wcses, no sr aaus
frSuneIidb non ibm ldnieo, uno iH zen eidca
&alo surlfcilte nm fein ecben frrr;ufHtren,
frciu ibn eie Hatur tsiiimmt hate. I Q. .sier.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
81 q DIRT ebt
gin ole &ilcfcrcn Der periMeeenen
Saunl(bipS in Qeba Gduutu.

Ger aijciIor Der Stact atlsntain, unS bic
jsuiqsn rcr Iauuid,ips Sancpcr, Gcrtbamp,
ton, Sal,burl, Sbsr Sauecua, Sbsr MiI'
foro uno Rieosr Wacnugic, pereen sriltt
iId nnf Wpnta9s cen 2ten Tcoemter, nm
10 llht 8ormittd9s in Der Commissioners
NmtsRubc einSuineen,- uuo oicjsniaen Ger
3aunid,ips Sber @atun9is. ecipbia, Wei,
ienbura qrnn, jneecItera, Iorb' NIB Sho.
Dhrithou, fino eriad,t (i4 duf rienRaas
ben 3teH Sopsn,bsr nm 10 llbr 8crmitia9s
an bcidgtcr 9Intsitube ein;ufnosu, um ihre
Slifer, pdpiere n. fir ein neues aTsGs
ment su maiden, in gmpfang iu Mbmen.--
aHf 8srcrcnuns Ger SOorb
q. 3tesenfue. S6rciter
Sttcber q, na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21

Tcl9eners III cine elite Ter 8ricfe peide
III letter Bode in bcm slIentaun 9citamt
Iieaen 9sbIiebsn lno
Siram Saecb, Dubbs e 9. reibffr Msrs,
G., @fert gBm. Sr., Sinlp Wary. Erspuan
.tcieph, SrontcnfeIo Simon, @cpo @tCrat,
G'opo Ssnilmin, iaellp Diis j.aunah, Wartlc
Ncam, WidIsD 8. Sr., Sepharp Scbu itn.
Icitb Giresorp, penrsis 2lnn, 3icbn sfa,
2ircn 9 q, Snperr WiB Wana, SdGa'
man Sarct, StetiIer Socnrp, Stcrp echn,
Sren9er Schn, Si2frieb Daniel, Smiib H.
BAN, Sd,ubbert esmis, 9rcrel g., 2rnins
Samnsl, Wsifel peter, s)oit Sohn, tgrsea,
teri OcMu8 BlGIilm
9. 81. 0teubaro, 4Sofmeiffer.
Sctcter q.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
Die beiFcn Sucllcm III Nrfan:
fos.

Der Brief riuts Fr,iprissn snthdIt frl.
acuoe iutereGante 8efdrsibura bcr bsiseu
Aueaen in arfaujas. bic mir bier I'm fern Gee
ieru ucrIr9en:
"Oiit stpa 8 cher 40 Sff;irreu uufre6
Re9iments fam id, irBt ~ sinem punff, 60
Wcileu bon 4iftc 9lrd nno 90 orn unlrrer
Straee, no i'd, cas- critte 48nnoer Der llnicn
fhcn fcnRtc. Gin elmer ,p,fden srpci Sers
gen aele9ensn SO Sus breiten Ser9idlludt
Itrat oas Tori Der heiFsn GuclIen, raS aus
ct,pa 30 rob aufaefuhrtsn SiccthduIsru bes
ftstt. Ter @ebiros;u9 itreid,t pom Sfcn
nah WclfSn, Die Ndufer licasu am Nne cts
ueS bcben Herqes, IN Dem elm d,riRaa{tarer
Sdh hinFeet, cefsn BaTer scr ieinsr 9ers
cinigung nit Gem Bdier Der SuelIen cine
(eMpcratur 75 g., uaoh ccrfetbrn nber ocn
no 9i. sfi9t. Die GueGsn 81 all Der 3abI.
entIpringen in elmer SSohe prn Hu9tfdhr 300
Sus Der Scitc eiues mad, SieeH 9slsaeuen
Ser9cS. Die teieeife, psIde id, mae, ,eia,
te I40 u. 3empsrdtnr, Die fahtlte no Gi
Eicirlbe wedHsIt inoslTeu aetpahnlid, ,luiihru
lS5 uno las %. Das Wafier III ilarf mir
!RaIt asfd,ninaert. ipie I'D, ans benz sbIas
fchlsnsnireu 8dlfs auf Ger Sterfddlc eiqt,
oaucn abgeleben. aber ilf eS lehr rein. Sts
aIcid1 70 heis, D. 6 man ssfaBm liher bic Gun,
ar tpin9rn fInn, ld,mcdt cs bed, angCnrbm,
iSid,t ben Darif aHasrtiidlitb uno perurfadt
hNrhdu6 feiue lseelfclf esTMifdt man es
nit etwaS pfrHtr nab S;ol;, 70 bat e5 .faft
prI 2f(dmad orfi cithurttyuhf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
Die SEabi in 3ttba, 3n6fs, Stur'
tbdntUtuu Muo Carbon.

aus ben Sff,ie0sn Eerid)ten pelde mir
heute ccn pbiaen @aunties mittbeilen, rpro
ser eeier erfetsn, oae in alien unleren Ets
flriften bic Wahl peif aiinftiaer aus9efallen
lit, nlS man, alles in 8etraf,t geScgen, sr,
parten bnrfte. Wahr III es, es bcfaneen
fIdi nch aneere quite Wduner duf ben Yers
fd,ieoenen Iidets, bic mir fehr gerne trs
trdhit ~ IsheH rptiu(tteu, absr oas Rolf hat
dncers entfdieeen, uno IN beGeu Wirid,e,
SIusbrud ODER Sancluns, muGeu mir uns,
in eiefsr ctutd1t ale quite Stssger, fliScu.
lie crwdbltsn JNcrren pereen bic perftic,
tcnsn Eifrifte, rpie mir ld'cu Dor Der gIdhl
cerfdtrteH, ;u @bren eerfrlbsn rerrefenti,
ren-ja, getreuere Reprefeutanten fne ME,
mats pcn bier 40 jenen aemter erpdblt ipcrs
ben. Tds 8clf oieIer Tiffrifte fam bcspe.
gen osrHdcrt fiiblen, bae eeneu SntcxcHs in
ben Sdncen bieftr ihrer Seanlten o6lii9 ilrtsr
fne. l8ds een Nrmsnoireftcr dutetrifft Sc
hat oerielbe uns idcn porhin an beldater
SteGle sebient, uno Gin ieoer ,peiB oaf feline
id,idlidsre psrfca bate aussrleleu nsreen
ejnnen. sI..
Der 9tusaars. mir miffsn ss eiuscifeeu,
mad,t uns bcppflte Sreubs, ineem berslbe
iei9t, eae fd, Uicle, bic fid, su nufrrer @,cs
.9enpartbei befeunen, entidlcGsn tatsii, itid,t
anehr LANCER nit ober fur unkre @eaeurar,
tbsi sn (fimnieu, tpsnn bieielbe ben aleemei,
s,en SutersGsu un9ctreu rpiro. Oiss acfhdb
in oem Dicerruf ocS 3arifs pcu lS42, unb
baber, uat uuisrcr Reinuna, Ger ainiiiae
9Iussans IN semeIcetea Diitrftsn Cine iSl,
d,c conoIun8 psrbient 9cb, iIno spirb hdu,it
fcrtsefdhren, unirr gBort oafir, eiue @crs
.dntersin9 Der gidtionaI uno Stdats sn,
9eIeaenhsitsn trifft Gin, eenu sntnebrr mug
bic Wti9 partbei eann jeeesmai Tesen, ccsr
alnffre e'esenpartbei u, u8 lid, mad, ben
StTmm9eber bic ,nrpelen init ben Mbias
fiiuin'en, une eas llebergewidt ausmdd,rn,
'ridtten, uno tbut ite cas, 10 piro unb mus
Die srmsinte aber aud, 70 fetr (bcfcneers
dn gesus 1uf Die Staats'9 9nreu) aspilnld,te
@xdnseruna fId, bale sinfsHsn. w..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
Die an(toSenSe &amnties.

Sfupifia &auntp bat caS aan,e Whieti.
DIET, nit Ginidlue bee S&erifs errpdblt.
Carbon hat elm 1heiI bss rsaulircn lid,
ets unb eiuise 4rsiwitliss crpibtt. papntsr
1T gum Sfsriff uno SnDber gum prothcnc,
tar srrpdblt tpCroen, beice iInb Dhi9s.
TcrtbamptOn bat ben frsiwilIissn @cfhis'
icnsr ermdbIt.
Buds bat bas san,e Wbistidst srnihlf.
Rontacmsrp batsbcufaas sinen 3beil bss
Whietidets srrihlt.
Berfs natiirIid, rpie sen6buliG.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
Die Wablbcrid,tc iibcrbaupt.

Die Wahlcn burd, ben sanssn Staat ilnb
fir bic Whis Sad,e h6d,it oinifis aHssefal'
len. 60 perurfadtt unS nitt nur eesweasn
Srenec, saR Gle Wti9. Yparthei fTe9te, ienbsrn
ens eas 9clt hberhaupt baourd feinen Tins
tpillcn aeasn cen Garif BON 1916, unldusbar
auscriidte. Ties iif rctbt--tanbelt fir gu.
re ciaene Snterefeu nnb fur oas Wchl Ses
Stdats, uno nlIes miro I'D, bale dnbern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
1lm0lId.

as nm Uorlsstcn Mcnta9 @ib on, elm
Sehn ces Ssrru pster 3rorea, IN
Sno 'WheithaG Iaunfd,ip, bisfer &duntp
cami' telfdffist war 2Iepfsl pcn einem Baum
~ bretsn, CAB Ger M pprauf cr ifano mad,
wslheS CUR Sclae hotte oae er heruuter iisI,
nno ld1 errzHaeen befddcists oae sr am Sreis
tag Rcr9eT an ben erhlltsusn @srIrBuuaen
ltarb. Sr EDsr unsefahr 70 Sabrsn alt uue
lf'u frutsS 9inShs,heu aUtso GlssmsiR be-
frausri. -.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21


Sisr siebt's StctT gum Ead,bsnten.-R
&c Der philcifpb tonimen unb oas gBaGrr
nnteriud,en. Die Competition eeS Selfenarnn,
oes nne eenTieeeridlaa erforihsn, nnb oann
fsins 5hecrien aufifeaen iber bds etpiee Eeu.
sr, sas BEN Selfel biefsr Auslrn beBt. 81,
mem cvlduotr, Der I'D, nit ieiner Eamilie in
eiefer 9e9enc nddt ieiner neuen S,eimatb ums
fab, fam IS bier gar nid,t aebsuer pcr. Als
er iIdt ndnlid bic Soano in elmer GrelIe per,
branute, rief er boil Sdreden "Tcrt BON
bier Die b6as III nur cine balbe Weile BON
uns ~
Der Berg, bent Die AuelIen eutftromsn be-
itebt aus isbr poroien Stalffsn, une ld,eiut
mir sint aus geif,molSeuer RaHe surd, ir.
9eno slne Sraft in Die Ss6he 9strieben III i.in,
rpdhreno bic in ben Ser9riiIen beFnblids Grs
Be fait mic bnrd, cine 9stpaltise soise Uerfoblt
id)elnf. Der 9eSenhberlieacnee Bera III fat
nno rcqelmdeig gefcrmt. Su Sislrm Simeon,
blid befinocn Gdh bier 40--5O meiileus NIT
Rheumatismus ooer Werfurialbe ld,wsrSen
bcbaftete Sranfe, bci benen Die Queabdcsr
cine friianniide Wirfung iuBeru. c,eb fab
Rehrere, Die Dor ptniaen1Bof, bdlFc6 nno
an allen 8Iiecern 9eldbmt bier anfamsn, 70
oa8 man lie tra9en muete, irbt nit erihtiss
felt cinbergehen. slnosre, aus beren Rcrs
per Der Werfur ncdb nidbt enffernf ipdr, hats
ten fann einiae Bchen 9etacet, ale Gin ffars
fer Speid,eIfus eintrat unb jecr Spur Der
GraHfbeit enifsrnte.
Wfnn fam hicr Srcpf. nnb Dampfticer
taben. Gtcw6hnliCb aitt man csm &ranfen
sucrif ein 3rcpfbao, fuhrt ibn bann 1910
Winuten in oas Damrfbao, piidpt i'm nrd,'
mai nntrr eem 2rrpfbao ab, rporanf man ibn
trcdnrt nno aufleicst, was man jcepd, mad,
elmer haiben Sunbs wiresrbclen .mus, ea
pdhreno crm bic &leiosr pecerum pom
Sd,msiB burhernnsen iIno. DGSSab III fsbr
fd,wddenc Ino barf nm nit 8oriid,t bon ben
patienten 9ebrauchi rpercsn fir ihpinblid'
tise 1T es abfUlut ioolith.
@tpa 800 Sd,ritte ocn unierer Wohnuno
bcfnoet I'D, cine Stablaaelc; /; eine annrre
trcibt W1eicu bon bier bereit5 cine Wib,
Ie. Shoue Stife Guorfrpfal, maaneti,
ltes @ileners nuo @iieninlphnrat wMreen
uns gum 8rrfanf an9cbcfcn, nno nidnt fern
Don hier bearbeiet mon einsn Britt, pcn
Sd,Isihfeinsn, ceiitn I>repmtts man auf cic
Wlirfte res Slcns fihrt sibqeishen pom
cen Sd,ldrgen, Onnoerifnsen, Iarantelu,
nno 3ifs it oirs Der anaenchmife Ort pom
Der Nclt. Sisbsr iit fait unbcfannt aueer
bel een & n bern, fpcran ibre fthied,fe
Sleioung lduIo 1T. sic ffbsn punesrpcI
driitctr1tilh aus, nno fra9f man iIc mas III.
men fehlc, 10 ertdlt man CUR Antrprrt: "SS
il Der Sieberfudeu, meiR SSsrr. %. Crib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21

e d, # bru d,.--prcpcller 8ctiatb nit
eiuer encung sou 5000 8uid,cf Bai,en unc
1000 Barrel Wchl rpnrcc am Dienlfda Tadt
,piften Sdntusfp uno @leuslanb, led. Ter
8apitdn lieB bas Wetl ilter Scro wsrfen ;
aitcin ea eeGeu unaead,tet bas WnGcr i'm
Sd,iffc trcB alIem pumpeu ,uuahm, fab sr
fG aeucthiat, cs ans llfcr Iaufen III IaSru
Sd)iff unb eaouug fne periIfert
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
Der Sabdd Gtpd.

Ter Tariff Iobad. Stcd ces Srn. sdcG.
scu oem fdcn siniae Mnl in unfsrm 9fatte
WelSnna aefhah, III nun bel uus einsuicben.
ar Wahltaae rurbr bcr1elte euidi. ben
9Etnb umaeblaaen, pcrnuf er uns, benz 8cr'
fpred,eu asmde. irQleid, iibrrbredt ipur6e -
Cerfclbe miet unn II. Tua I 3c(l in einae
8cmn,tunb betrdd,tct ihn, eenn 10 a n II I'D,
roiecer rins gslr9enteit barbistet, elm 1cldss
lluocheuer IN Der Tcrm BON sinem 3abad,
Sttf, renigfsns III biefer @eaene in sIus
aerifein ,n nehmen. miro niemano mnocu
~ hefimmeu-rielleidt piirsc einrs Wans
neS elftsr faum hinreid,cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
Msbsteit fur Sornbtd

~Ds Raufl@hunf pcfffut(fe purte
ttBte IDcdis. nabe bel Bath als nan cinen
S,itaa hsrabfahr umSrwOEfeL uHo uehrere
paBa9iere,, ocrer 1 ia psTEltGn Gd) hrfan,
BEN, fbfpsr persrRncei. i.--jseirC &nedSn fInS
fstcdj. sstsAdtsf.