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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08

lin ia n. - S9srr S. eangenhsin, Der
rihmlihft bcfdrute nasuerrotSpift in 9}hila:
trlphia, tei9ditiate I'D, untinQf nit Ger ST.
rcitnna bon WaeerltSf9as, ais burdi einen
nn9IHcfldlen 3ufaa Gt oaS @as cur,iluncte,
Der @Diiuber, IN eem CO cutbditcn wdr crpIos
birts, uno SNrn. Qan9rnbcim felbif, 70 ME
aud, Gtincn Gjsbnlfen 9lodm CHM it,msf bcs
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fsn g!cm nub brfAi0igte andb icn @ciIdlt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08


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une man waq ticicu Grac9rifftntn 2bsitcn
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immcr ouftrctru uuo an ica5 fur Lhciicn tcs
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08

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3ufammerfunft Ger @jc1rGacbnng, fcineu Sig
cin,uucbmcn i'm Stantc irin miro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08

SH prcuibcnce ii ItBlc Wcdle Gin Teucr
dus9ctrrdcn, pcldIc6 $4,000 wrrth @igcr'
tbum SertSrie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08

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shia auriu foNcn iId, uid,t pcniocr rs 7OOO
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ti9bin nod, fdorn, tas CO rid,t n6thi9 Ict
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08
9Spm 9Jtuntcrcp.

Gin juracr Mauu, IauIcuS Scor6lcD, ciN
Gfflncr, III ucutidl bci W{ontercD burth WCs
ricdner ermcroct lpcrccn. Al6 lciuc Sdmc'
roeen i'm flncru, 9ericlhcu &c terma6Cn i'll
Born, oOe ijc f,h cutfdIoseu anc Wcricancr
Die ihncn in cen JRcg fommCH UurcCu, III cr,
mcrecu. Sen. Wcrth criIcIt copou gtad,
ridlt, fanote Geincn sIte, pnc lice ite bitten
ihr 0orbaben oufjuqcbcu. Gic6 frudltCtr
iecrdj uid,t5, unO fIc crftlu9cn aGe Die Tc
Frbolten fcmtsu. DirIcr 3uifauo Der Diu'
.Ge Ie9tc 5ISb ridt cher, bis Sen. Gop.cr einc
Srecr cr9Cten !iee, mad, wcltber onc abgC'
tnuftc merifnuild,e ScIoaten iurcrhaIt rs
Stunecn oicStact Su 0erIaeen hatten. Mdn
9Ioutt ens 80 bis 100 MCricancr fur eicis
"aIttIntiae WOrtthot erNaa8en worrgM icica.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08

fC" Die 3citlr9rn BADEN beruit6 IS GAIT
eoateu al6 pvcGocnt Der 8creini9ten Staa:
ten, fir cen nddIftrn Gcrmiu, crnuunt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08

9Iuf ben Iitsn Gbriita3 9bcro ict, ,Uic mir
peruebmcu, III Ger hirit3cn 4utbrviiten Sir
de Gin SHncert SGm 9inscn Der "9trfcrmlrtcn
nne $mmyiitcn Spnnta9s Sdlule," 9c'
9ctcn ipcreen -9tdbcrcs ipdterbin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08

OF Gin @Cridt ucu Daidin9tcr mclect,
tae Der briliiidlc Gieiauctr ldb in Der 5lilrSc,
nit ciner Oome pen g8dlhm8tcn ;u pCr'
milHrn Sceenfe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08

Ger Torjf ucu 1886 9icr9 tcfanntfit oil
IcBtcn Dirnita9 lit Operation.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08

Thcna6 GB. Dorr, it in euem Ciifrift iii
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-08

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2udar, Gle Grten Schtc, weIdlc6 &c ale8
tcm Gjrpgrn mo &iciH2n Gn tca rtccrili
fen @rciIen gum gcrFaUf aubc;en.
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rpic aud GjppS wch!fcii Jun &crfauf auf
N0r6.
9opYeu, G0ypet3 tito gtinfet8.
gle babcn fccteu cireu grrgtn 8orrats
rcu &0ppcu, GarYct6 uuo 8ldntct5 crhaIten,
bic Fe an hcrnt9clce;tn g'rciea p'rtaufeii
iperocu.
GraMpcrrtcS uu0 GdlS.
Su qyaf;cn Guoutifiteu crtaItcn urS ftis
tcn Gn 6tn biGtalen prcifeu ab8ctet wcresq.
Gutc Gcttfc6ern.
Gte kabcn oIcidfaU5 cine GHdniitat fnes
iid,cr un6 wc;lidcr @ctficccrn Crhalter, ep
Ile wobifcit iD;cccr otlascn wfreen.
Q(a g3tdufdrtcr Il. {. II.
Sie hoben ebcnfaG6 Ttaiicn unS iftE
,un 9;crfanf en-: @clter @cnGai icMri9o. te'
Der !Srnpp, 9lauhciS AQdum, Su2fcrrnS,
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-04
TERRI TORY OF IOWA,
HENRY COUNTY set.
District Court for said County. to the
September Term, 1916.
MAHLnN Roach, 4ssrmnsit and At.
w. tdchment.


TIME Defendant will take notice that on the
l. 18th day Of November. A. ID. 1915.
Writ of Attachment issued ont Of the
Office of she Clerk Of the District Court for
said county. in this case. against the lands
tenements, &c. Of the said defendant for the
sum of six hundred and twenty eight dollars
and seventy nine cents (s625 799 which writ
of attachment returned into said Court al
the February term thereof, 1916: levied on
Ithe following described lands in said county.
TO wit: the w quarter Of sec. 90 and the
| or, OF sec. 80, in township 73 north o.
| range west
| Now unless the said defendant shall appear
| and plead to The said plaintiffs acton before
| the next term Of said Court to be held at MT
| Pleasant in sid County. on the first MONDAY
in septic mbcr next. judgment will be entere e'
against him and the estate 80 aiiached WI
E. FITZPATRICK,
Clerk Of said Court
| April 80, '46-49-6t
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-04

NEW GOODS
vs,IIE Subscriber is now receiving his
III stock Of
NEW SPRING g. SUMNER GOODS.
Comprising general assortment suitable for
the present and approaching season, VIZ
S,lendid French lawns and balzorines, &c
Embossed fancy lawns for ladies dresses,also
A great variety OF new style cahcoes ana
ginghams
Fancy shawls with new style silks ,satins &c
Also-a good assortment Of bonnrts, ribbons,a ar
tiiicials scarfs parasols, ladies and gents
gloves, with laconets, cant rics &c
Also-a choice lot Of men and boys summer
wear and vestings,
White and brown domestics and checks
Also-cloths. cassimeres, plaid casinets and
leans, well assorted. Cotton yarn, cotton
Batting and wrapping paper
-.9LSO---
Writing paper, quilts INK, states, school books
ass'd combs a good asst Of Fur and Russia
palm and Leghorn HATS OF great variety,
boots and shoes we'll assd,
HARDW ARE-kniyes and forks. spoons
files, butts and screws, locks latches, tacks
and good asst Of pen knives, nails, glass,
&c.
GROCERIES-Sugar, coffee, fresh teas,
molasses. indigo and madden, pepper, ais2ice.
tobacco, rice. loaf sugar, powder, lead, shot
and percussion caps
MiSCELLAN EOUS-Forks, scvthes, rakes
sneads. hoes axes, coffee mills, horse collars,
log chains trace do, brides. Re.
READY MADE CLIO THING,
with MANY other new and cheap articles, al
Tor sale very low.
uPAll go-d andapprovcd rodnce taken fol
goods at the cash market price. Call and see
and Judge for yourselves.
The Publc's oh't serv't.
| Burlington, may ii " ESLE1 JUNEo
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AdrrirU:

4 A n Peasant, Henry county. Iowa. on
y ?.h inst by John 7. Morton, Esq, Mai.
kEvell p. Farris. to Miss Amelia
ssrh. both ol l'enrv county, love-.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-04
QUEEN TICTORIi'S
LAST SHIPMENT OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
I'd. vi. Ewing & Co.

- - = - - = - W.
EEAVE received and are now opening
d a at the old stand of VIM. B Ewing &
Sor, a full and complete assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods, consisting Of every vari-
ETY. and style of
English, French aud American Printss
Fancy col0red and mourning lawns and bal.
zarines
Swiss and book muslins, bishop lawns and
aconets, plain and fg'd
I.innen pocket hdkfs, embossed and hsm.
stitched
Laces. edgings, footngs. inscrtings and
ribbons
Florence braid, straw,cs ,p s. Polka bonnsts
Parasols, parasolotts aud sunshades
Ladies' and gents linen, cotton and silk
gloves-ladies' kid and picnic long-arin
gloves and mitts-c1tton, silk and lin
en- hose ard half hose-goat skin
walking shoes, kid and morocco slippers
ALSO-Pant and coat stufis Of every hue
color and texture-Burk and Oregon
cassimeres, striped anG plaid cottonades
mkt, cable twist, blue plaid and striped
drllngs, nankeens, jeans. D'Orsay
mixtures, &c.
| II ATS-Fur. silk, leghorn. chip and embroi
| dered hats of the latest agony.
Brown and bleached shirtings and sheetinas
Groceries, Queenswarc, Hardware, Boots,
Shoes. &c sc
| All Of which are offered on the most liberal
terms for cash or produce.
n south side of Jefferson, 0 doors
East of Main street.
| apr l6-i I-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-04
TERRITORY OF IOWA,
COUNTY or H~NRY, set. !
District Court to the September Term
a. ID. 1916. In Chancery.


COUNTY or HrNRY, scr. \
District Court to the September Term,
A. ID. 1916. In Chancery.
NArnANIKL 5. tiooG,
Surviving partner OF the
Firm Of
s Bowyty Co. Petition 10 fore
w. close Mortgage
JosEPH REEF, Thomas
SMITH, sen and WILLIAM
5. BEATTY.
rByHE above named defe-dants, Joseph Reed
ard William :. Beatty, are hereby noti
6nd that n pe,i,ion as above entitled - no"
nending in the d. strict Court of tenry Coun-
~. the object of which is to foreclose certain
MORTGAGE ri ven BY the said defendant 70 p
neon Bowman and n. B. iloEg, partners com
ros;no the said firm OF ). Bowman & Co.. ano
nr.v,no that the plaintiff may recover the
amo,nf due on said mortgage; that the defend
an, NAV he foreclosed his equity oil redemption
| the mortgaged premises; that the 'a n NOR
a,rca 10 wit: the z hall OF the n r quarter
I'd the r. half OF the b quarter OF section
| 90 n u. NJ X o w, be sold to satisfy the oept
and that the said defendant, William ,. Beat.
| to. be barred his len on part oil SAID lana
| founded on a subsequent mortgage TO part
thereof. executed to him by the said Joseph
| Reed. l.. klLLPA KIN, VI y, -.
BY J,Hs P. GRAsrnAM, Dept
| J. t. MoRToN,
| Solr FOR Compl'n..
| April 80. Icd6-49-bt
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Gtco:

n,cun;, Pleasant Henry county, on Tues
ns = nrnng, April 7th, SO, Or Wm. {.
pines kpAeason.
rro1 lls death of this worthy man, our com
iioa "a, sustained a severe loss; lie was
nj; Ta 40 rao S, ond he 's" u.s,'I msn ss
con- zoe great object for which lie lived Ia
retul ses.son he labored to become master nj
asdd ANY diseases which afiiet the human
~. fy, and possessing sound Judgment with
'"' EHscise OF unweared vigilance ana
'lmen ntnn 10 his patients, he Justly M, rted the
lspess Hsd a successful physician, which com
min, aty has so readily awarded to him. He
i a. a.ll times ac:uated by sincere desire
a tsyatng human suffering wherever found
a" tNs'oppsd not here; he was u christian,
7 cous shlle he himself humbiy Acknowledged
and dependence upon the great Author Of our
. haA seuce he s,rove to make ali Things sub
rs'he cause OF Chr,s, and The chnrch, Ani'
wy laws efa most ARGENT ia; ure he never for
0 assn lamsnt lost sight oil the cause he espoused
he Pss slaureh feels aud mourns the Ios~-but
T@s his everlasting gain. OF this he
!, !. u pc he brightest evidence He had for
Ny!ars trusted his cause with the SAVER,
mpMl m hands he felt secure. To use his oNn
one 81 sngs-"he depended upon Christ for sal
CorpO na' In his strength he felt able tn boar
=, pn. .s's'e illness with patience and submission
Taee' the monster death aud triumph oyer
'"s" 'psefs ana to rejoice even IN the trying
)onss 3H death, In his last moments he had d
h ihs asesire to see all his friends and acqutislt-
s,mpnk ~ and bid them last farewell. Tie oied
IL, Ae With the world at peace with his
Wy The language NJ his humble conh,
eha's SUBMISSION ana rejoicing, and lnoeea u
unleSI Wv aeuons, seemed 10 De that expressed b.
line vac mas gone bel, re hun, when he SAID to
,.,dN nthas, Come see how christian can
ke,ected chrstia0 trend, thy remains
e t~ ahe lomb-we shall see thee no more on
yeW a-sat We hope to meet thee upon bright
, eleh s@a Til then, We IBID thee last adieu
III Al = eeeased has lett behind ber'ayed com
. A. ~@o Mourn his loss, May We ever tr,a
iva grateful recoiiections, his eminent
Ibe ~ r"s"snal services and his many and exalt
NJ will nfstsn virtues, and be enabled IT, profit
g inlp i aodest and retiring, yet bright exam
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,,.- 1sstv, o.-In answer I" tno hume
49, 'ss''ies OF how the money arising from
~. ssaeeft Tor the benefit Of the Poor, las;
+, :, Eve, was expended we give below
,'ment taken from the receipts Of the
L..s M renewed. which were obtained by VI
is.' H. s"suers, through whom the money was
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death by that tor'uFing disease
4 80" nav positively be averted oy
.ssnp''O"' .fR,chan's Hungarian baiSaih
@tIy w. and only remedy known !"
a. the grea,
,dliie0 WI l. Sisson, Lyons. N Y
tos San'@a cent us is nearlv all disposed
alssH Wv WV satisfaction in every case
/. a has give" - our firm, having become
aaiTd, one ,a;.acy. has in several cases
iis en- a.,ien,s with satisfactory
asdit toF MS SANFORD & sISSoN
70 ..,;ng this great English
,,s,bleis fe.pt a traits OF CLENDENlN,
~ may % ION. ' in Darlington, Iowa.
"a, only sn, in another column of this
a st'e'''
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Notice to Emigrants.

npY GOODS Just reed. good asst OF
IL Cloths, cassimeres, sttinctts ana summer
pantaloon studs and for sale cheaP by
ap30 IL CaMf bE.h " -
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NMGD ~ !"
Sp Hing And SUMNER
g q o d s.
John Fullerton.

! AS RECEIVED. per late arrivals.
farther addition to his stock OF Spring
and Summer Dry Goods. which are If the
most recent styles, were purchased chem
and viii be sold at
aS2A Pla1 36IaalGW TnOW
pr'ces. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing fash.
ionsble article at lew price, will find i, to
their advantage to call aud inspect the
{3A r q Aims
offered, as II Is considered No TROUBLE TO
SNOW GOODS at FULI.ERTON,S
Paris bareges, blk and cold
do lawns do
Orgaudy do
PAN, blue and pink gingham,
Plato Scotch do
Rhahes Victoria skirts
Super blk silk shawls
dc embroidered cashmere shawls
Barege scarfs, chanlclla wells
Bonnet ribbons. neck ribbons
Egyptian file gloves, ladies' cravats
Heavy white linen drills for gents pants
ps blk graiiata superior for gents coating
BIZ nlpacca silk warp
do bombazine
Mems and hors' summer stufrs
NgSqucto bars
1914 nleached ,heeting
IL daz fans
A large asst Of fashionable silk Parasols &
shades, gingham and calico parasols frcm
50 cents to So, doz sup. blk watered silk
parasos
dog Florence braid bonnets
do English straw do latest style
| Irish linens and diapers
| Linen pocket hdkfs csrdsrea border and
hemstitched
! French work. ed collars
| A large lot Of aides hosiery
| Iaces aud edgines
| Swiss musljns and aconetts
| A good asst Of ladies and misses slippers
| All are reqnes ed to call and Judge Of the
BARGAINS SOLD at FULL ERTeN'S
! June gazette copy)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS

ASsZ& by Canal Packets to and from
Lyncbburg. and from thence in S,,res
'y ue Naiarh Bridge, OF the Sweet spnnEs tn the White Sulphur.
On and amer the 9th OF July. our Packet Boats viii cave Rich
B.It day att r. ~.
hFIuEsiss-Leave Lynehbuv daily ats r. ", Saturdays e.
eepisd. and arrive in Richmond In ~ hours.
Two lines OF Stages owned by Tern and Nsrtin. run fom Lynch
ourru o The White Sulphur distance 100 miles ON. by th. Natu-
the Sweet Springs
Pa.sense" for stauntOn by our Boats leave Monday, "wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers for FarnviBs. Prince Edward and Cbaroue c,,,,
Houses, leave Al A. NJ. on same days and connect with th. stare,
up and down ate 2. NJ.
PASSENGERS leaving FarmviHe At 10 A NJ. will arrive in Richmond
neit n " ai|. Tho-e going up the Canal will connect with the
up Boats. je 90 BOYn. EDNONn A. n.yrspnpr
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PiNEY POINT PAVILION.

(lNE ofthc most convenient, splendid. and pic.
- tuFes4ue al waterhahi-F pacesi 10 tte Uritrd States wfnb b.
oPep,t fot vittsrs On he isih June Coz ths .ummer etmpstrp -
The PAVILION AMI hs accommodation have b. en- put To- = ssusast e
1ate N rPat, AND ofsr % The invalid a r1eaant ~ zu Cor be,iib
and recreation. The bsthins = delicious, erhst N ~ houses o. ,n
the opeu surf, -ai1pr he souHdinE shntc " A nrsh snd consfsrt
- eNese ~ts IN IN The a0crnoon, ard CONSUMES an nsht un efhi
o. ten ~ the mntning. TIE Pavilion ccumands a view u tn d,
eouehurc N The Potomac into the Chsn;rake Hsy, uc Hveri 10 frnt
being neaty ten uies wide. u IL within sirht bour' ee,mtrs
from Washington, twelve from BALTIMORE, and twelve from Rich
mond.
The Steamer Colunbis. Capt Cuythsr caves R.hs..r, sv,rv
Saturday evenirr' stops n fipfy rotti sshJ ~ sunday mor,ior.
and triutns W hsiumore on WcdSf-ny. Inc sssner Oceoa. Capt
Nitchel caves Washinatb on wedns,days ari ssturi,ys n, -,
wayla NoftA and fctufns on Tuesdays and Friday. touching Al
the taut IN bon directions, andinr md u-riviur pass~as,sa
The proprietor. win thes aiyanarrs ~ ta Stsbishmrrt. and
viii a cops Of seiteins Swans rocs are. god uiuisic. hoat. f,,
nhInG Fnd The usual acesss1res Of q waterna rlsce. tnrrthrr wut
baton. U utpr4
10 l-a Vnuef sutes Uo,.l w.