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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24

CEMr. VIM. Mckinley recently Prosecu-
led in the Miami Common Pleas, b. Miss Ceilna
West. for breach OF promise. The Jury gave
the disconsoIa:e fair one verdict Of $3.50 for
damages.
Per con,ra-Mr. O'Neal sued Miss Wilson, in
tho Rash county, Indiana, courts, and 80. vcr-
die, of 500 for damages rendered TO the LOGGER
under his vest pocke.'-Nena Torch-Ligh,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24
From, The Spectator.
PAY OUR DE b Il ;

PAY YOU ID E b is.
Surprising circumstance 1T *,
Now al the present day.
So many should debt contract,
And then forget to pay.
Now I'm obliged 10 sweat and toll.
And wear my strength away,
For those who when they get the work,
Forget to bring the pay.
What vain excuses men will plead
4 payment to delay,
And many think that promises
Will answer for the pay.
Another says, hard times, hard times,
Don't hurry me. J pray,
Not thinking that more hard the times,
The more I want to pay.
There others arc, who should you dun,
And dun till you are grey,
Would never pay cent, unless
Compelled by law to pay.
He'll do as well without as /,
Says one, and want he may;
The affiuent cannot see my need,
The poor think hard 10 pay.
Some rather choose to put it off
Until some future day,
Then they forget they owe a cent,
And SO Will never pay.
Therefore from men of different sorts,
And men of different way,
The rich, the poor, the purchaser,
lis hard TO &c, my pay.
For once let reason be your guide,
Attend without delay.
How can poor mechanic live,
Unless he gets pay.
Come thou and pass this new resolve,
And TO yourselves then say,
Although negligent have been
l now myself will pay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24

ore persevcringIy and patiently, make them useful
fer practical purposes of life. T. monk Of Co
Iognc-a city 100 miles distant from thsthc cred
belongs Of having furnished the nations Of the earth
with gunpouler. Five centuries have elapsed since that
PERIOD and the prepared cotton if be estina
ted Is destined to d-.v. It altog .,leg oat Of use
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24

PR YOUR FLANNELS.-IIowcyer some NAV
decry the of flanneIs. they are great conser-
vators Of health. Good physicians have said tina.
few children were affected with summer COM
paint last season. who f1nnels next, their
skin. Our sudden changes of weather require
warm clothing. ana when once the winter cloth
ing is put on II should not be changed until the
season for warm weather arrives. If by neglect
in this particular cold ii taken II may settle
the lungs, and soon repine into Consumption, q
disease we may say belonging to climate.
In September, October, and November, wo ex-
perience many sudden changes OF the weather.
and Whenever II IS cold enough to produce a chill
then warm clothes shod be used.--Medical Jour
nal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24
AD " Err TISIN G.

j iare7isaents mA DC eonssicnoasy inserted in tae
'PaRadtaH' at The fo!!otriag rates:
Orr square 81 0 nes, 25on s. , treeks 81 90
i-4ct continuance, -
announcing o. eondtdaes foi- ofee, II sub
4 hbere discount the oLors those rho adre,
SeLy The gear Advertisements ,ciu Be continued until
bid al Tie d The aarerser i fred
NJ advertisement r Le considered less than one square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24

Pronunciation Of Meric1n Names-C hihuahna is pro-
nounced Chp-waw-waw equal accent on the two last
svlIables Monterey Monterrey, accent the last sv
tables Saitllo. Sau-teelyo. the second sv-
liable San Iuis Potos Saun Luis Po-to-see, accent
the second syllable of Potosi Guanaxuao,
o. half accent on the first and full third svl
liable.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24

rsede gunpovdeT itself 1t Is conbust5ie than
gunpowderlnorc powerful III its los!on 4iing and
fouling gun much less, and probably cndangering
less the lives of those who fire h gum from It's danger
Of bursting 1t is much efficient and economical
because IL is four times strong, and costs much less TO
make and simple its preparation that i can
be manufactured by the common operative. The
question arises e Their i: does become the duty
the War ana Navy Departments to investigate the sub
Iect, and institute OF experiments soon
they can communicate with the authors patentees--
We say patentecs because understand that the Grst
step has already been taken take pAtet right in
our now Patent Office
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24

In Faror Of ProtectioR.-Two hundred and fifty girls
e employed in the Lowell factories were married during
the last year. and it stated hundred and sixty
are atianced at the present time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24
Il HE VI O.

We copy the following extract of a lotter writ
ten 10 4 gentleman In our city, (says the rn,la-
delphia North Americana US showing the feeling
at the West against Mr.. Polk, for his treacherous
veto of tho River anG IIarbor Bill
"If the Tariff has not lloorod Mr.. Polk with tho
Locos II Pcnnsy lvania, his veto of tho River and
Iarbor Bill had most ctiec,uallv laid him TO tho
land IN the West. Tho Louisville Journal speaks
Of calling meeting for the purpose Of causing
10 be sent 10 his lighness snag and sawyer of
the largest dimensions, slight testimony of
tholr interests.
Tho better 10 illustrate TO you the fecling that
porvadcs tho river men IN regard TO tho veto.
have but TO relate circumstance coming under
my cwn observation; that occurred on the boat
that | was on between Guyandotte and Cincinnati.
Il was very foggy morning. tho Captain had
been up all night, and of course not very amiable
he was going very slow, and looking out en- rnest-
~ for SING tho larboard quarter; he finally
perceived II but a few feet aIoad, which required
from him quick management to clear; after hav-
ing done 50 he gayo vent TO his feelings in this
wise:
81 wish Jimmy Polk was a straddle Of tha:
snag, stiff north-wcs.cr in his face, grub for
week, and | the only man that could assist him
the good people of this country instead Of want
ing to know who IS James X. Polk? would want
to know where is James X. Polk? and can tell
you they would be IN suspense long time."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24

Ma said charming little girl to her mother the
other day, Germantown, do the get
riel as much as women do
s.Psha, what You talking about"
'.Why, ma, the women who come here are always talk
ing about getting married, the don't DO So
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24

In the list articles to which premiums were
awarded at the Lewis County Fair \. \. } Is tho
following: ..Best Comforter Miss Harriet Shell
d NJ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24
pleasure IS CHEAP.

DID yoI cvor .uiy tho choaplsss of pleasure!
Do you know how l!.!ie i: taxes - mako rnslti
tude hnppyt Such tril ) ponny, word. or
Il smo, do tho work. There are two or three
boys passing along-giFc them each chestnut
and how smiling they look; we'll be bound 10 say
they viii not b. cross for an hour. 4 poor
widow lives ia a neighborhooe!. who Is the owner
of half dozen children; send in half a peck of
sweet apples, and .hcy will all be happy. A
child has lost his arrow--ani tie world to him
and he mourns sadiy; help hin, to find il, make
hin, another, and now quickly will the sunshine
play upon his face. \ boy has asmuch as he can
10 10 pile up load Of wood; assist him few mo-
mcn,s or speak pleasant word to him. aud he
forocts his toll 81 WORKS away without mia ding il.
Your apprentice has broken mug. or Gu. the
vest too large. or he has cleft OUT or pied
s.ickfu'' say, "ycu scoundrc,'' and he feels
miserable; ba. remark, Il am sorry, and he will
try 10 do 5cttcr You employ a n1n--pay him
checrfuly and speak pleasant word to hm, and
lie lcaYcs your house with contontod heart, OF
gladncss. As YOU pass along the street you meet
familiar faco--sny good morning. though
YOU fell happy, and il viii work admirably in the
heart of Nour ncIgl5or.
Pleasure is cheap-wAo viii not bcstow It lib
eraiivl If there are smiles, sunshine and flow
ors al about us, lo, us grasp them with a
miscr'J fist and lock them dramatically in our
hearts. No. Rather let Us talso them and scatter
them about us. in tho cot Of the widow, among
the groups of children. ia the crowded mart
where men of business congrcgate, in our fam
iies, and every where. We can make the wrotch-
ed happy; the discontinued cheerful; the vicious
vir9uous: at an exceeding cheap rate. " 10 vii
refuse 10 d. lt!-Portlanl Tribune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24

MoEoNANlA-'TOm, what's Monomania? wy
you sec, Dick, when poor Teller steals, it's cal
led larconv-but when it's a rich 'un the jury
SAYS It's 'inoinany,' and he cant help it, that's
i'll
81 shall be at home Sunday night, the
young lady said when shc followed her beau to
the door, who seemed to DO somewhat wavering
III his atlachment.-s.So shall - was the rcpv.
\ young gentleman ball, in wbskine
about the room, his head against young
lady. He began TO apologise.-"Not q word
SIR, said sac; IT is moi hard enough TO hurt any
body
is your mister up7'' asked a surly visiter of
the Marquis of Blandford's valct.-"Ycs SIR
rejoined the fellow. with great innocence; "thc
butler and carried him up abou. o'clock.
The '.Arihnetic Of Peace says, multiply tho
word "Murder' by ten thousand and the pro-
duct Is War.
sMAYKrS' ANERIKIS CITIZENS. 40 blud and
nouns, what 4 burnin' shame 1t was" said an
lrishman, the other dav, 10 impaych Judge
Elliott for maxim daycint min Amerikin citizens,
afther bein' three years in the country. and now
here's Gincral karney ykn' Amerikin ci,i-
zcns By the thousands Of these dury foreign
MexIclns, that niver put their foot in the United
States a; all, at ALL
Democracy, depend upon il, will show its teeth
a, the next election -Pennsylyania Keystone.
lis lip hangs down that it shows them a.:
ready.-Lcusyillc Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-24

Merry Coop --Tho Boston Star saws the main
reason tho b'hoys arc anxious TO whip Mexico, IS
mel.
\ nero subterfnge. Darby saws tho b'hoys
had dctermind Ito liquor" long before she refus
cd to Observation-Disclosures VI. Free Press.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
SSaScrs Ociunlt
uno Gin
g trt6 Spljl a II ),
auf rfcntli6er 95cnrn 81 pcrtaufen.

Samlfaos Zen 7tcn @dr; ndditcns, nm I
llbr Tdd,mittaos tclt om@aithauic oeS cSam.
e fedner, in Solsburg SaunId,ip, &cd,n
Saunip, 6fentIit, pcrfauft wcrccn,
Gin 9clpihcr Strtd, ool;lanc,
aelcgen in bciaQtem Iamihip uno @auntD,
cnthaltenc 9lfer uuo l24 9iutben, pouon
unqefdhr 5 gIder Dor 8 cbcr 10 c1dbren aboes
hauen ipurceu, uno nun piebcr nit pcrtrcffli'
diem jun9cn faitanicnSocl, bepad,lcn iIno, II.
Der 9ief III ebenfalIs nit ld,pcrcm 9rtcu fa'
itanicn SNcls brwad,icn. Die 1inie eciIclbcn
fdn9t an, an eircH pfoifcn an ecm llfcr oes
Qcd,d Tlufcs, lduft banu bcm 0ancc beS ~
Tcuhore ISblid 80 @raec 6itlid ST Nuthen
bis an cucn Steir cutlana, oann bel benz
Qourc leethin ocs SaIScr Sd,ca 3 8uthrn
bis al eineu Sd,war; @ihcn /; n6rolid 20
Giraoe weltih 66 Huthcn an cinen Woifen
cccr cen Qed,a 6Ius, oann bclaoteu NtuB bins
ab 81! 9futhcn gum WaBc beS 9Infau9S, cnt'
hdlteno mic otrn bcfa9t 8 9Ifer uno 124 9tD
then oenaues Waas, uno puree pon Sokn
Z. Rrau1c, sIfitQnie bes Sacob Tenharo, an
acam S,rdcr unc Scirpb Horino nberira9cn.
Iieicr 9anbifrih, oelc0cn am llfcr beS Qes
d,o TIuecs, hat cine Wa(Icr, Gicrpat bon 8
NnR SNcno uno Nall, mic e6 eurd, cincn acs
ltidten @uocncur ausftuoia qcmad,t tpuroe,
nno mIrte I'D, iur @rridtung cinrr Surudce
iehr OUT paecn inccm in Der Jfad,barIhaft
@ileurr, nno !tChen I'M llcbcrfluB III hobcn
fIuo. med,e rb1d'cn dc I'd, auf Der anecrn
Sritc eeS Tuees bcftnren, jeocd, nit lcid,
ter Milhc heriltcr 9cnciltcn wcrccn f6antcn.
Gic @eein9un9eu am gcrfaufSta9r unS
aufwartun9 pcu
Slram Socfcr, nnb
cSohn 8. Hutc,
sIttrrnep fir Die Grbcn.
Gcbrnar II, nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
Stcrb.

9lm lestcn Oicnitaq, III Tcrtbdmptcn 3lp.
Gchd Sdnntp, an Der 2luESchrm9. W a r'
9arctha, Icd)tcr rcS s. q. Wcrfer, @iq.
IN eincm Glitter pcn un9cf0br 23 Sahrcn.
9Im lcBtcn Wittwcd, 9bcnO i'll bicicr Staot,
an Der smsSehrung, 0cnrN ciH Schu ccs
SNerru Scbn RcIpcr, fen, III eincm
'glIter bon "a s5dhrrr. 9lm Samld9 Wurcc
or I'M Sc,(sm Der "RiW9fcitss S6bnc" uno
frr '1cmrcranct MISREPRESENTATION
81 prnrn &C ats Mtt9lieo D gcb6rte, 10 pie
uberhdupt einetn iablrcihen HerbcugcfcIae
bseroi9t, bei JeIdher gele9enhrit Der @brp.
.loerr CubS eutc ldlldIiCbc 9ieoc hicIt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
Ocfentliebc Q5empu.
Ecbrudr IL.

Wcnta9S cen 2tcn Wdr;, NM 10 llbr Bore
mittaas, iolIen ant Nauic oes llnterld,riebe'
ncr, in 9tieeer Wacunaic 3aunid,ip, eed,d
SauntD fclacnce srtifel auf 0ffentliber 8en'
cu pcrfauft werocn, ndmIid, -lee
3 Vferoe, fucpen Gins Gin uortrefflides
SattcLpfcro lit, pferreasi id,irr, eiH 2jdhriqer
SnN, Stiif 9Rincspish, Elm 4sduls Wosen
NIT @aetp, Gin 2aduIs 9Baasn, Sruhtreff,
civ Nuhriattcl, 6etten, uno Icnlt ncd, oielc
Saltcrn 9Irtitel ;u tueitlduftia ,u ueleen.
Die Sscinsunsen am 8erfaufstase uHo
slufwartun9 BON E
@barles Sistep.
Sebrnar IL. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
OefcntliCbc QScuru.
. Tcbruar IL.

9Im Cientaq ben 24itcu uno am Wittwrh
zen 25itcn Ecbruor, an teioen Sn9cn nm 10
llhr McrQcus, ira am S,ouIe ec6 pcritcrbe'
ncu rrbu Shncd, in TcrrsgBheitkall laun.
id,ip, 2cha &auutp, ifcutlid, perfauft wer'
Den, udmlid:
5 pfcrrc uno Gin THGGcr, o WliGdtlhe, uu,
ter eencn ciniqe friidmcIfiac, 0linccr, 0
Shaafc,7 Sd,reinc, pfcroc' Gjrlfirr Yan9c
uno @9qen, cin 4:GiduIswaecn mo Socep,
Gin Ieittcr 2'@duswdoru, Gin l.lpduuigcr
Gcarbcrn I8oacu, , j1cl,lhlttcn, Sa9c'
ihlitteu, J1culeitcrn uno Sd,cmrI, uno anoere
Saucrn GScrdthid,ofteu su umifdncIid, su
mrIccn, urtit neu bci Ger Grnne uno Strob
betm @cbuno.
Die Scciu9uu9en am ScrfaufStagc unb
sIufpGrtun9 ocn
&Scitph Shnerf, 2o,,r,,ors
SSohn SbncCf jr. s |''''' ''''
Scbrur IL. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
$ Il / e G..

Eclacuecs it cine 9ifte Ter 8riefe petd,e
in lester Bcde in bcm sIlentaun polfant
lc9en 9eblicbcn Gnc #s
Stcphen Burger, G,ecr9e Seiiel 2, Schn
@brie, E,cbu Gdcrt QEliam q. @uict, 9ieu'
ben Tduif, @harles Softer, Snmes 1aBin9er,
GScbu Giilf, Schu @5cunoic, Cduio @clo, &.
Sodmmcur, Sanuel S1arbuer, Salomcn Red,
2hcmas Rramcr, Rcubeu !Rraser, y. 6enrp,
Saepb 8linc, Soiepb eauferfy, 9iid,arb eeuis,
Ganel quowia. 81. eabar, SdniueI Wecuer,
Cdrio WcrB. Clinton Wiler, 9ebert patters
fen, "amcs RcneY. Durs 9iueD, s.. Sdman'
Der, Aeam Sd,manoer, Schn Sdaleifer, Con,
RAD Stdbr, WcIes Spinner, Scbn Snpber,
Shas. Grip, 9iidarb Slane, Sannab gBeie,
Daniel Yi9cr Schn Osnns.
9. 81. Genbarb 9Ocifmetiter.
Tcbrudr IL. H4at 514-, H".6a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
OeHcntltGbc 23cnru.

Gcnncrituqs bcn 5trn Wiir; nm 12 uhr
Wltttdas, irUcn AM NnuIc ccs rcritcrtencn
SocnrD NeBcr, Irethiu pcn Sber Sau,
coma Saunihip, Ved,d @auntD, fcIocube 9lr:
titcI Guf pfcntlicbcr Tenbu ocrfauft pcrcrn
3rpci pfcrcc uno Wcrtcqcfd,irr, 9imepich,
Sh1afc uuc Sd,weuiC, Wnqcu uno Soohp,
pFu9s uuo Gggcn, S.culritCrn uuo ShdmcI,
lSmemubIc unc StrChbanf, Srrb bcim SNuns
cert, Hcu bel Der &cnNc, Gruncbecrcu bcm
SulthcI, Sddmcu auf benz SCtcc, 70 ipie picIs
erlci bier ntd,t 9cmclcctc BGucrnacrdthiChof,
tcn 10 iplc aud, SoauS9rrdthc 81 umflinelid
ale aujufllareu. .. ....r..
Die Seriu9nnScn ait Tcrfuufetnoc uub
2lufipdruu9 pcn
Sacob 8n6mail, 29lrm,rrs.
Sacob 2)ocbcr, fen, <''''' ''''
6cbrulr IL. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
9Satript nnD Ocmpfrat.
OscrhnnNLnrnen Der &umrt.

GRIT c SO d, e. slle Stddt6 Rfdg'
iadcn. .nuroen untcr ben Yartheicn felbit nit
chamber ousaeglid,cu, an6er Die oes oerrn
9Reubsn Sduerr, Der pceen Diebifahl fir .
Wcden mad, benz @auntp @efdn9niB pcrs
urtheilt fpuroe.
Schn 0eid,mau, 9lemiuiifratcr ecs Salc'
mon Ceid,mau ee9cn Ncnrp 9Sicdno unb
@cprqe Ndberader. = Ties mar cine Jflage
um aus ben Snlfsmittcln beS peter Siery
900 3baler su erhaltcn, pcldles @iacnthum
bcfduntlit an Samuel Warr inter elmer frcis
piIigcn llsberlhreibuu9 nbcrid,ricben wurbc.
sIuf Seiteu bcr @crfldqten behanp!ctc man,
eas 8irrp MIR SirQc fir Scbn Sd,ifferifeiu
fir bic Sd,nlo 9cneicn ici, lino oas Der Sld'
ger hattie Rla9e 9egen Soerrn Sd,iferitein
briugen lcOen Dcld,e6 nidt 9cItcben mar.
8eroift fur bic Serflagtcn. DapiS uno Sric'
acs auf Seten Der Rla9e uno pcrtcr unb
9ibcn6 cnt9e9en9eleBt. ... .....
Ihcmas Craig orgcn Samuel 9igbtcap.--
DieS ipar cine 5ildqfad,c UNI unacfdhr 400
Ibalcr III rrbalten, fhulci9 pom Socnrp Sclo'
mon ait ben Rld9er, fur fpeld,e Snn,me Der
9crfla9tr gut aciprcd,en hnbcn icIlte. 8er'
diff fir oen Scrfld9ten. 9iceocr Mnb Dapis
fir bic Stla9e unb pcrtcr uuo Wpfcff cnt'
gescn9clcBt.
.Rrceler nno Sud,naltcr 9c9cn Stem nno
Wenner. Dice mar cine !Rldg(ad,c I'M cine
9,ilan, ycn uu9cfdhr $40 Sbalcr ,u crbalten,
weld,c bic Jtliocr 9c9cn Die 0crfla9ten hattcn.
Die Gerthciei9un9 mar eae im 9Ipril lS43
Die Serflagtcn Den Stliacr 9cwilIc Berprc'
d,unss,9tcten iibcrld,riebeu tabcn, pcld,es Die
Sd,uIo su 100 Ibalcr heruutcr brin9e. 9luf
Ssiten Der Slnge aber behduptete man, oae
ole 9tcten bios oIs collateral 8erliterun9 se'
ucmmcu worcen lcicn. 8ercift flir bic 6lage
bon S572 GA. pcrtcr unb Ddpis auf Sei'
ten Der Slasc uuc Sing nnc Sric9cs fir bic
Sei fla9tcn.
Die IUrthamptcn @a1cr' GiciclIIdaft 9e'
gen Schu G. Gcunoic - Nie Tatur ciciCr
Slaae muR eincm jeccu in oieiem @auntt
hinIdnglio, 5efaunt Icin, inesm eieicltc ld,cn
uu9sfihr Sabre Dor uniercr Court III. Sic
iii we9cn cillem Qaneifridl, pcsu cine jcee Der
Nartheicu eas bette 9icd)t ~ haben 9laubt,
lIno oielclbc wiro aud, balo bon eieIcr mo
Damn ipieccr pcn Der anecrn Scitc qcpcnnen.
8crcift fur eic @ciciIidaft. 9iuuf uno @it'
ems auf Geltcu Der 6Ia9c uuo portrr uno
Brie9cs cntac9cn9cctt.
9icubrn Soitiau, 9cgcu Wid,acl gaifiau.
&jcctmsnt fur oen 4ccn 9hetl pen I45 gIder
Qauc iu Wacun9ic Saunfd,jp, wcItcr Der
8liaer behauptete Ieiu @iqeuthum, aS encr
Der @rbsn Res 9crm6acns Iciues 0atcrs, 81
iein. Ter Irrflagtc eaqc9cn erflirte, baf er
raeclte pcu ieinem 0atrr pdtreno esTtn &C.,
teusseit aefauft babe. Gsrcift fur cen 6Id'
Ger. pcrtcr une Nunt ouf Scitcn Der 6las
&C uno @ibcus cut9c9cn9cltst.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
McbcriIcbt Der MSrfte.

Saamen n.-Rleeiaamcn briuat s5 IS
bis So 90 uno Slatsiaomen 81 33.
Slaueruuo Ie b. Slauer brin9t 81 81
bis So 90. 9icaQenmehl 81 90 uno Wclidb'
fcrnmehI SO 81 bis s3 so. .
e.-qHaisen brinat 81 03 biz
81 O5; lSelidfcrn IL @suts uuo Go9sen
brinat 20 SentS Dafcr psrfaufte an 40
@ents.
rbmarft. - DaS S,unSert hfnnb
RinosHeild, briuat 90 bis SO so; Jfnhe
nit JRdlter bradteu I6 bis 26 3halcr. =
Sd,neiueHcild, 4 80 bis So 80.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Tic Gu0cuo 1T ndbts olS bOs in 2lEsntuu9
c3cbrahtc SCmueticn nnircr leIbit,- uuIcrcr
&ctmmullaeli, Grrb6tnlIe, IL Striftr. llno
abr @uIgc9cngcleBtcS, oas H0lter 2 Was fam
CO slRecrs lcm, AID cine fprmibrCncc 9lbwr.
aenbcit eicir5 ScipubticmS, GI6 cine 8rrtu,
itrrltng Der SceIe, pcIdlc oann uuo iulnu BON
einem IId'teu ldrcfItdcn sIu9cnbIlde untcr'
brpdlcn mrb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

shm lcttcu Dcnnerifa9 in Jiiccer'Wacnn'
air Taunit,ip, eeda @auntp, gang plcBlldl an
eiucm SdlagiluR, oerr D Daniel Quit
in eiucm gIIter ppn rrecfdbr 20 Sahren. -
Der 8erffcrbcne lcbtc prr un9efdbr 20 Sahs
rem surid cinem 3eitraum bon Z Sahrrn uns
ter oen Snoianern, rperauf er pieoer iurllf
fam uno alio in fciner Socimatb ltarb,
Slm lettcn Scnntag in eicfer Staot Gin
5Gd,tcrlein ees S.errn soma. Sndue,
in einem utter bon umgefdhr 2 Sahren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
Gjerberct 10 pcrlebnelt.
Tebruar H.,

lluterltriebcncr wurId,t icine GcrbrreJ &C.
lc9sn in Sie9crspiIc. eedId @auntp, auf Gin
deer mcbre Sabre pom 3tcn gIpril an gu ucrs
Ichncu,-ric @crbcrci befuoet Tdt in eincm
9uten 3utaub, hat stipa 35 Grubcn, nIIc bic
uctbwcuoi9cu Tcbeu9cbduce, uno Iiegt in els
usr @c9cno, ld,ifIid, fur Nnocn ~ bcfcms
men uno ausscrctntc 6,cfddfte ~ thun.
CScicpb Sic9cr.
Ieh
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

W io1ti9.-Sru 2)ucotou lit eic gteuo'
felt hicr cir9ctroffen, oas I'D, bic errtioc 9Ics
aieruna uuabhdnois pru ccn Wcrcanild,cu
guthcrititcu crfIdrt babe. Gic6 wiro rinc
,nnpcrc Mcurluticn abicbcn. Die llridde it
Der WehIh in Ger Wcricanihcu 9icoicrun9.
?)ucatau ii cine Der it6nitcn 9Nrcpiu;cn in
Merier, uno feline 8cIfssahl 1T ungcfdhr
100000. 9iur bret aus btu % Ccpartcmcu'
ten clc gan; Wcricc biIccn, tabcn cine itdr'
tcrc Gclfssahl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
SScrl)ciratI)ct {:

gcr ciniscr 3eit burd rcu Ghrw. S,crrn
Scmmcrcr, Jocrr gB / Il lam Scarf lis
Ia cr, nit Wis mary Stem mmcr, bcicc
BON 6hlanc, Buds @auutp. ... .
SIm Icsteu Oicuaag surd ben Gbrn. I,rn.
S,rffman, Serr SoenrD Danncrt, NIT
Wis 2ouifa @n9c I'm a II, tcioc BON
eiclcr Stdpt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

@crtoaun9 Der Miscuri 2 c,
form cnpeutic n.-Cic W2iecuri
Convention bcidIcs ihrc 9citbdftc am l3ten
ecs pcriNcu Wcnats uno bci Ger ihIicelis
dhcn 9Iblttmmun9 uber cic 2lnuahmc Der nrus
cn Contribution ftonocu Die Stimmcu 40 cas
FUR uuo l3 ea9c9cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
g. @nth, =. e.
q q Cb / cb t..

lluhrlhriebcucr mad,t bcmit ecm 9nblis
fun bCfdnut, oas or alS 9ruiiee ueber bic
pericn uub oas 8ermogcn pcn 81 noreds
Suu &c I BON Joeioeiberq 3aunid,ip, qedtn
Sauutp, auasfclIt wprcen ii, uuo iporM bie'
NIT ieeeFmnn bsm bsla9ten slncrsaS AunfeI
nid,ts duf leinen @rcbit 10 bcracH rbcr ~ Irb,
nen, cbne cine Srecr oes 3rnRee6.
Sacob .. 6ubns.
Tcbruar IL, F3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

8crithtc pcn WaId,iu9tcn mclocn, cae Elm
'SricfmcdIcl ;mild,cu Sudlouan uno patcns
ham itattgcfunrcn hatc, unb oas wahrIteu'
lid, nm in furScm ipicbcr TcQrtiaticu ilris
fhcn ccnlcIbcn, in Sc;u9 ouf oas Oregon
,@cbct, errtfuct mcrben milrecH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
Srdurid.

Nm Icttcx Santltaq rclltc l.err Saecb
Sire /, bon Sfore,qBbeithaa Gauufd,ip, pe'
d,a @auntp, bard, Soeicelber9 mad, 9cnhill
0eheu I'M cilti9e leiuer gcrpanotsu 81 bsIu,
d,eu. @iuiac 3eit nad' icircr Nbrerie aber,
farc man ihu tcot III eincm Selce Iie9en.-
Cine 9erufcnc @orrucr6 cNlrp that een 9uss
ipruh cae Elm Sd,Iaaaus lcineu Cob herbci
9cfuhrt babe. - Sr hiutcrldst cine bctritttc
Satin uno Is &mrer icincn 8crluit III bc'
traucrn Gr mar ungcfdhr 60 Sohrcu alt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

9tufTihc @ouiulu.-Ccr prclts
ecnt bat Scicph s. WurrcI ale ruiIlfd,eu
gice @cniuI fur Den Joafcn pcn lPcbilc,
Sicbu 9ioubcIpb WiIrer ais lrld'cu fur Ga.
panuah, unc Siccrse s. 3unharrt aIS lcld,cu
fur Ntu gcrt cfhcicH aucrtannt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Gos Naus Der Ncprcfentautcn ;u Bafh'
in0tcn bat am lcBtcn Dcnucrfla9 mit elmer
Stimme acn 100 QCgcu 81 bcihlciIcu, AM
NRcntaa aIIe pebotcn in ScSuq ouf Sreacn
su cuocn. Gic6 lit Gin Ichr outer Bcltlus.