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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18


court, the boy in great glee, cx,.
claiming, with an infnity Of Jerks Of
the head, at amt no sort O. use to
try to cum any furrin games over
'merican prentice
.2rresting Cioun.-The mostin
teresting part Of very slim performs
ance at the Circus of Howe 4 Co.,
on Wednesday evening, was an at
tempt made by constable Pierce TO
arrest the clown, Dan Rice. AS
the story runs, one of the band had
discovered during the day that the
clown was rather too familiar with
his wife, and made demonstration
upon him with whips, pistols, &c.,
but had not been able to chastise
him to his satisfaction. lie there
fore swore out warrant, which was
placed in the hands Of officer Pierce.
An attempt was made to arrest him
in the evening, while performing in
the ring, but he showed fight. and
succeeded in gaining 'aoT dressing
room, where he quickly slipled off
his merry Andrew dress, which
was transferred to friend, who APP
peared in the ring, while the clown
escaped in another.-Bufalo Pilot.
Burial Of an old Feloio's Wye.
We know not when we have wit
messed spectacle which so came
!, home to our feelings as on yesterday.
The wife of member of the Order
Of Odd Fellows, after a long and
weary illness, the last few months
of which had given promise of reco-
very. was summoned by mysteri-
Gus Providence to her home in tho
better land. The fond husband de-
ceived by the flattery Of hope into
belief that few days would SO far
complete her restoration as 10 ena-
BE her soon to join him under the
charge of friend, had yielded to
the impervious necessities of bust
ness, and departed for the North.
Oh, how like a stunning thunder
= stroke must be the intelligence Of
his disappointed expectations upon
q his heart SHE died--and the tears
of warmly attached and benevolent
, friends believed her bier-but she
died in the land of the stranger and
f far away from tie home Of her child
f hood and the fond Gil Gle of family
. kindred. OF Kindred, did we say ?
4 No, no, More than a hundred
heat, felt her demise as brothers
/. bereavement and as the melan-
: choly hearse went its way to morta-
:, lty's resting place, it was followed
!. by long line Of sorrowing ones to
Il whom she was sister. We are not
o a member of the Order-but we
! could not witness this scene with
i, out being deeply impressed with the
:, value of the Order, the excellence
/ of its principles, the practical good
!. of its operations. To visit and mi.
p. mister to the sick, pay the last Office.
!, of humanity to the dead are of them.
l. nelves alone objects of the mobiles
II nature, and might well command fol
f TIE Order the respect of mankind
Il But when to those are added the al.
m deviation it offers to the sorrows ant
n distresscs of the bereaved and bro
IN ken hearted, it may we'll challeng
a. sentiment of revercncc.-N y
- Tro9ic.
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which awaited ham.
Theodore soon gained small
hawthorn bush that was nearly In
front Of the sentry, and there he re-
NAMED quiet, and anXiously watch
ed favorable opportunity. The
soldier at length turned his back
now was the moment Theodore
crcpt ont of the bushes, and pounced
upon him, graspcd his arms firmly,
and cried
Cutter but sentence, and you
are a dead mani" at the same time
leveling his pistol at the sentry
head. This sudden surprise almost
deprived the Austrian of his facul-
ties, he allowed himself to be dis
armed without resistance, and The
odore conducted his prisoner in tri-
umph to his coloncfs tent, and re-
ccived that pardon which was the
lust reward for lis bravery.
Theodore survived the engage
ment that took place the next day,
and in a short time returned to his
native village loaded with honors,
and buoyant with hope of again
pressing his beloved Lucille TO his
heart, and being united to hex 10y the
dearest Tues III nature, h"' ms ms
fortune had not !ct uo''c WIN t'''l'
1t was beautiful morning when
Theodore q ,'''teo 'nf pace Il. WILL.
has regiment was G"aflereu' ana SCI
forth on hIs journey TO ms ha'''e
village; never !'au ne ie'' so nap
py, and the Snii'hS race OF nature
around seemed 10 We4co"le MS re-
: turn.
, tie Iad just entered we ROAD
: wi1rh lea "'recuy 10 'ne Vi.la8G,
when the screams Oh d 'e"aIS S'r"cN
: his cars ana ""ic" aPp'areu oPi0-
. coed from lane 10 Tue fi8ht.
= Always reoIy TO protect IRON IN
p suit ana danger 'r&t sex "''ifn III
] SO much admired ln'ooore q"icN'
r Gnea las $Peeu' ana e,'e''"9 '','
lahe' Uc"cl" " '''''''' 81 U.s. 'm.o "
escape from the arms OF an omcef
and screaming ''o''huE 'oF "'IP'
e lie knew '.G voice IN a mo"th'
= 1t was mat OF hlcile; ahG' burning
J.. with rage ana inalFnauoh, ne SpFan5
= upon the oi"ceF WAX" 'cc Jury o. ~
aroused nom 'o'e INC 't.' ~ e"'.'
= sci from his grasp ana renee 81 nun u
T. Tue 'af''' WHe'I "e .,i ie.' mn lios
tFate' ana f''s;nR liTo'l'e ~ t ,: arms
!. rap'ofousl! AlSscG ''' p'lo "t'' ' ~
$ 'h'n pore ',er W'',,ou' D'''y " u"
+ cottage Oh Ier i"o,'II' ,.
onoo""oco was inc .t'I'SpI'' u
Il ''e lovers "' '"iS ''I ri ', i' i
= 9"a&'' however pq"t''"I' oo'''" ~
u poorly oeP'c' ~ i"' 'oo so''.' "'''
T. WIS :. - tT r. Wv. i,aJ roro
II ;i'i and tLcv had nof bee.
,-,o,',o,,ts ~ ~ co.t,oo wfe
"' Gi! ,'i', saIi;or -. u aTi Irao
. raI N na nmC,rt,n.,n yonnr man. .
q ,,,,.
D Nv w, ,.;, ossoro.,,o orory ,v,ic
y ,o, " T, -, i'.,' , ~, onJ3roj Nh
~ f,e If Ler Jovcr now anneared to b
f. inevitable; and it seemed as if h
Ibad escavcd from the dangers Of
battle only to die an inglolious deaf
, ..,.
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P0l1i.a' Jnanimjiy. - Entire
unanimity Of opinion is not to be ex-
pccted in any political party. On
great, leading and distinctive prin-
ciples, there may be "a mutually of
sentiment; and yet wide disparity of
views with reference 10 minor con-
siderations; and cspe cially in regard
TO the qualifications, fitness, claims,
and availability Of candidates for Of
flee. While there is substantial a.
grccmcnt on distinctive principles,
minor differences are TO be respect
ed; and in no case to be trampled
upon, scohcd at, or derided, because
tbcy may be the opinions, senti-
mcnts, or preferences of a minority,
and not of a strong-handed majority
Political parties, if we may be al
lowed the comparison, are like deli.
cate machines; the parts are unlike
yet they are all essential in the com.
bination TO produce the c9ntcmpla.
ted result of their organization. i
will not DO to throw away piece af
ter piece, and attempt ID succeed
without them. Each must perform
its own appropriate service. s.
with politicalpaities Organization
is useful; but not to be relied on sole
ly. 1t is easier for mVDaities Il
coax than to drive min0rRieS. Blu
above all, il is neither wisdom, no
sound policy, nor true democracy
for any one protesting to be dem
ocrat-however high in the ranks q
the party-to denounce lis fellows
whose conscientious convictions ar
entitled TO as much respect as hi
own, for slight differences in opinio
or conduct, which do not compol
with his own opinions of right or {
duty. The creed of democracy
that Of perfect liberation; the large
, libarty; freedom of thought; lrcedoI
of opinion; freedom Of speech; an
freedom of action. And these RICH
, are to be conceded to minoritic
! However small, in all kindness, 70
bearancc and respect; and it will a
ways be done where pTincipie, al
-, not pGSSi2n, governs the motives
Harvester Puill iiHW.
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EtsliEC.i AEain.

Is lilS lne seventh OF tWeLll Tune
The United States have been ruined ,
by more rigid application of dem
ocratic principles in orr federal gov
crnment? Our minds do not dwell
much upon such sombrc things, and
we cannot therefore remember the
precise statistics ofnat,onal distress
and overthrow, but the impression
with us is that the United States
have been noSt distinctly and deci-
dedly ruined more than half a dozen
times since the first year Of the pre-
sent century. Every louryearS, ac
cording to the political almanacs Of
the wings, brings around aperiod Of
the most disastrous confusion and .
embarrassment. Tn. body, polite
and commercial, is stabbed TO tie .
heart, and pcrishcs miscrably under
the stroke of violence.
I In TIE year 1870 the country was
first ruined by the election Of ,Ihos.
Jefferson as President. As this was
the first ruin, it was very confident
.y predicted that the country lever
could recover from the shock. The
wings Of that day predicted that tie
subject Of so much violence was too
young and too tender, 20 allow Of
any reaction. Years rolled on, and
these prophets died with their eyes
strained to catch glimpse Of the
coming ruin.
In 1872 there was to be another
ruin. War was declared, and the
wings Of that day predicted tie de-
feat Of our army in every quarter
the destruction Of every ship Of our
navy, and the bankruptcy of our
government and the citizens. The
young subject had survived tie cleo
ton OF Jefferson, but now her ruin
was to be complete.
Al know how gloriously orr coun-
try triumphcd in that war, But
- what the election Of Jefferson could
net dc, what the war with Great iri-
J t,i, D,tll moi acpp,,plisI III y-,itb
tonrJJ ore,t d;sasto"s ,~as e. co,oc
~ na., p oonsacrano, ~ ,Lo oIac.
,;,r pI 81 Ia.tcn, ..yv,r r,n;,, ana
, ' ',, ~ ,.a, - IT,, ,"a..o .La
, o ,e,, c, ,noJ;ora3 n"a ,.l;as
l na,. .n;,, ,,.. son, nv r.o,., =,
,.,. ,.l;, Lonso ~ fla i,nI ,vb;cs
/, sLnI 7f%o;,toatI, - ra,n ~ Lo,rs i
Inun IN soJ,oss tnns isssneSs and
!. desnair Hnt yLon he Iaid his hand
j an ,hn Trn;tol St.tos RonI- Le;,
e Gistrnss Lrole over III rrSirain,e
Wa ,orr;hro ,Lo f,4aI Lour Gov ,le
f aonntn,.LaI no,.oo,na n.osorr-
.,;nI,. ,n;aaI Than, oanlJ 70 -,
4 r1i.t3I,a ah,ut Il tl.is limo TLoda.
B, estes La,. h,., ra,,n,nd r'o,, n,
t United States Bank. Hone wa,
d about TO take leave Of us forever
II Clav. Webster. and the other viii,
n leaders Of the Senate were countc.
: nanccs expressive of rriomrll anti.
: cipotious. The DGrrat Canal Of n
York will now become a solitude
Il and Lake Erie desert waste o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

Ward Diet.-The Picayune re-
ports case where a man in New
Orleans brought lis apprentice be-
fore tie Recorder under the charge
of running away. "Does your mas
ter treat YOU well" inquired the
Recorder. 81 shouldn't say he did,"
returned the boy, "a boy can't live
on hard billed rice all the time, or
dry bread nuther. We had the same
rice puddn' on the table for four
days hand runnin', an every day ii
was billed over, an AFTER the iuSt day
they didn't take the trouble TO cut it,
coz they bnow'd it wasn't no use
might Jest as well try to cut PAWN
stone with peu-kniIe. There'd
been big chmck cut cut the fast
day, and the boys all know'd it was
the same puddin' by that, and reln-
sed it, coz tacy couldn't make ne
impression on it--an' so we had &c
eat dry bread and drink cold water
1t may DO very well in England, bu
/ it don't 90 this side q the fence, NJ
how" The Recorder advised The
master, who is an Englishman, t
give up the inden,urcs, TO which 1T
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18
DIR. LlSEPII SrOuT,

O re5s his Pr,frs,lda. services To the ciu2ons
al D.tlw, anl vicinity. dice un LA sale IT,,
OF tle rpJh occupied by lhe late Dr., iiur!but.
Ottawa, June II, Is 10. 4IOn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

Of'rs AS frof1s'iouu services to ia citizens
Of U,rwl and vcnuy. Once On COLUMBUS
street, between Canal aEd Eluton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18
D:. Horace "a. tsnsforI.,

HAVING located At Nurmllionviile, ~ rs his
4 4 professional service To the public; aud feels
n confidence from his long practice in Michigan
and illinois, in being able to render satisfactory
services to those who may favor him with call.
Ottawa, July 10, 1916
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18
II. W. HOPKINS, VI. ID.
p,,\ stefan 81 surgeon.

AFFIRS his professional services to the ci,i-
W zcns of Ottawa aud vicinity. Oicc over
George L. Walkers store, where he may be
kund all times except when absent on probes
sIun,l business. August lSi6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18
WAGNER 4 PARKER,

Attorneys & Counscliots at Law, .i'T1ro
Office on the east side ofthc oyer, over
Nagrr's new store.
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Eocues CmgM by 2eiegrrph.-An-
other instance of the utility Of the mag.
ne,jc telegraph in this line of business
occurred in New York on the 22d ul,.
IN individual succeeded in obtaining an
amount Of goods from u merchant of Phil
ale lpha. under false prelenses. lie inn
media,ely sent message by the teIe-
craph 10 the Chief of Police, at New
Yora, detailing the circumstances and
giving description of the swindler. On
,he arrival Of The cars he was arrested,
and committed To prison 10 avail, the re-
.onisi!ion Of the Governor If Penusylva-
mia - baltimore NHa.
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VOL. VINO. 10.

consented. Both parties then left the
court, the boy in great glee, ex,.
claiming, with an infnity Of Jerks Of
the head, at amt no sort O. use to
try to cum any lurrin games over a
'merican prentice"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-18

The drst saw mAl was built IN Eng.
land hy German, in 1868: but so vio'
leu, was The opposition 10 the labor redn-
cirg machire, tia, the builder had 10 CO
cape for lis HE.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28
Sgntbrocite sviir,tGce.

9lm IrBten Sreitas slbenb ipurbe cine sabb
rcid,c 8erlammInna am canie bon @ecr9f
Wetbcrhelo in bieier Staot 9ehalteu, I'M I'D,
iiber Die Tprmiruue elmer @Cmpasnie, CUR
@rridtune elmer .GilenfhuicIse ~ befpredeu.
Sobn SO. SNprnbe d, Gfq. prdIeirtc,
unb Samuel 81. Srio o9es tpnree
gum Sdreiber crnannt. = Cine Committee,
belteheno aus fclgcnccn pericnen, ndmlidl,
@hriltian pree, @ecr9e Brrblt, Hcnbeu @utt
SamueI q. 8rieges unb George Jsed, bee
ricbtete, bas es ppu grceem Snterr6e ici els
ne folde Sd)melse nahc bel slaentaun III ere
rid,ten; Rae cine COMMITTEE bcn 5 perfencn
rrnanrt perbc, um llnterfhriften su erbalten,
um beIdste @cupaenie inter ecr all9cmelncn
Slfte ppn 1886 ;u fcrmrcu eas biefe Gcni'
mittee aus zen Serren 9SilIidm Sdgcr q8ils
liam @cclman, gBillinm s. BIunier, 9eprge
SrObif nub 9ecr9e Gef be(feben icll !; oae
lie bas 0icdt baben Iol, ihre 3abl iu per.
ifdrfen; nnb bas eicieIbe 70 baIo ais m09lidl
cine Bcridmnllung Der Stcdhalter berufen
uub 8cridt ablfatten fcll. = Serner ipuree
cine Committee ernanut um 8itfhriften an
bic 8efeBqebuita su lcuorn, fur bic @rnelicr'
una Der Nreibriefe her 9ierristaun uno Sea'
pcr'Weaccp 9fie9clwe9 @cielihaften. .r
Da Die @rrid)tun9 elmer icldeu ShmeIse
fir bic llrQescno ppn 9rcBem Snterese iein
mus, 70 ileht es Su cr,parten oae Gin ieoer
Icincn sntheil, sur llntcrliilBun9 bes Inter
ncbmcrs teitrd9en ipiro. - Seicnecrs aber
iolIteu @iIcnrri SeGBcr nid,t surildlfehen,
Stcd, llntbcife III uutcrId,rcibcn, oenn linen
ipilrcc cine foldr Sdlmefje boppeltcn @ctpinn
anspcrfen. i.@r . ..E aa#r.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28
Crib auf Carer Sutb.

Gin 9 Shwin bier icll, ipie bic DcDles'
tdun 3situn9en Serthern, sur seaenndrtigen
Belt bic @auntiss Suds ino Wcnt9cmerD
ourdftreihen, fpobl belaben init falIfhem @oin
uno falihen Banfnoteu. gr fca 3urS uno
Stcut in perion, ursefdhr Sue 3cG bod,
rnb BON ountler @omplsricn iein. - @r bat
Sleini9feitsn bel fld,, bic er Gum 8erfauf ans
tistet, NIB nuf bieie Weiir oerfhaft or fid,
Gin9ans in bic 0duIrr unb fomit cine @eIe'
aenbeit ieiu Shpinocl,Geiddft su betreiber.
Sbue 3tpeifel pirb sr aud, feincu qEc9 nat
9eha @auntp finben. - Wan fei oaber auf
fsiner Soutb. 3r# ta<A.n.rs s@e,ffEs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28
SSum 6rabc ocrcttet.

DrT ytrpuuTypvrr gIpuvTIIIgr IagT, caB od'
fcIbif elm Serr Sd,crt neulid, pcn cinem
@aoen fiel, uuo sIeid, nddbrr pie man alaub'
te, ffarb. Oils man aber 2lnifalten traf ihn
~ beeroi9en, unb Der 86rper bereits in Dem
Sarg lag, bpmsrtte bsr 9Ir,t, bns Td, al bem
'GiIas hes Dsdels Der eaoe Duuit befanc,
'ipeItes ihu autrieb iein 2affentud, su nebs
men uno bas @las absumiidru. - Gr fano
aber BAG Der Dampf auf Der inpenoi9cn
Settle nar, une erfldrte fc9leid Der Wann
fei Iebe"eis. Sr fpnrbe iobaun tpieeer aus
rsm Sar9 9enomnen, uno bsfInoet I'D, jest
70 rpcbl alS biss jc III feinem 9anleH 9cben
,mit ibm ber Saa par.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28
9SNn ScrnS.

Galscftcn 3citun9en bic ;ltm 7ten Dieles
lInb erbaltcu woreen, ober Die 9ieui9feiten
ilno na9cr. Die @iupchner bon Qoreco, eis
nem mericnnifd,en Stdoden auf ben Sitlidben
llfer bc6 9iio &jranbe, haben ben Wuufd,
aus9eorlft, oas bic 8errilti9tcn Staaten NIT
Giuemmal ibre 9erid,tsbarfeit iber ile aus
bchnen m6tten. - Sie BADEN riel eurd) bic
cSnoianer 9cIitteu rnb fehnen fd, mad, ben
8ereinistcn Staaten fir Sefdileun9. - @s
befanbeu iId) rur 6 pber TOO 2ruppcn su
Watamcras, unb MIR ciui9e bunccrt Su Wcn'
tereD. - 9Irifta lit iinmer nod in Der Gdhe
ben WpntereD, unb mirb nit cinem perodd,'
ti9sn 9Iu9e an9cifaut. - @r 1T befhnIei9t
freunblid 9e9en Die slmcrifarer su fein, unb
fId, baourh bersid,rrt 81 baben, bae er thnen
Qebensmittel rerfaufte. Cine 9rcee Soeeroc
Sdlaafc nuroen Dor einiaen Wcden bon oem
0iio @raube mad, benz gImerifaniidlcn Eager
qctriebcn uno Serfauft, unb 2citlIngen bon
ocrthcr meIcen, oaB bieIrIbe bas @i9enthum
BON 9lriita 9etpeIcn ietcn. ..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28
sNirtbsbo,ls.Csrlontnihidrinc.

9Rir legten Irbte @rte nnfcrn eefsrn cilts
en- fursen Nussug ms eem 8criht ,bes 9Iuoi'
tcr@cneraIs per, In ipcldlem bic Sitmine fur
Wirth6taus @rlaubnisldcine, ipeld,c i'm rB'
Ten Siscal lSabr in bic Sd,ntfammer beSablt
ipurre, an etDas iibsr 8 3haler an9e9cten
lpirb. g8ilinm s.. Slumer, Ger ShaBmei'
iter fir gensIeetcs Sdhr hat uu6 fritrcm tes
ridtet, bas Fl lr bas ieBtc SiscaI Snhr cb
ne anlehnlid)e Gumnic ilter tic anaeaetene
Ycn ihm fur bsfagte Sdcine crhaltcn
ltub ilber,ablt ipcrbcn iri.1 csrr @Iumcr bat
dIfo eieie @elecr I'M etipas su frilh fur oas
Ieele Siscal Sabr in bic Sd,nBfaumrr be,
sahIt, cenn Der prrjdbriae Seriht fdIicet rics
frlbe fdCn in iId,. mic jeeer leidt erfebeu
fam, Der iId, bic Wiihe ncbmen ipill nadlsm
IilIaaeii. N M ------ ---.---L- L. 4 LII
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28
0cbucc-Gd(ittcubabu.

9I,n IeBten Witttpudl nno in Der ucrheri9cn
Tnd,t fiel bet uns, rpie bics fd,cn Den meiitcn
unferer eefcr befannt iein miro, Elm fcacnann'
ter "alter" Shnrc, tcs9leihen an Sicfe mir
fir cine Heibe ocu Sabren aaticr nid,t ges
habt babsn. GsrieIbe fisl un9cfdbr Is 3olI
tief, unb tpuroe BIG gum Scnntas pohl be-
must, mo alscann 9cIinces Q8etter eintraf
inro tenieIbcn bic mir sur preee aiensen bei'
nabe qdn,lif, gum 9ler8er cerjeniaen perfos
men bic Sd,littcn'pdrtieS Su pcranitalten 9c'
ead,ten, aufiebrte. ..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28
SSpn SSoScbin0tDn.

l6-Ter Senat Oeriagte I'D,
Ihcn oelfcru bis gum Woutag, nno Der Slte
DreGbent 1T auf elmer Seiiid,:H Hele mad, iei'
ner NaniiIie. SIM SanIe fpliree ele Ors90n
graae in Committee ess @ansen befprcd,en.
Oerr Refpell bon Connecticut iprad, lan9e
oeaeu ben geihlue, nno ole SNerren pcllcd
ron pennlplpanien uno Goodyear Don Hen'
yorf ~ 8unifen Der Tadridt.
Sauuar II. -Sm Soanie rpuree hente
elm Sc1dlus paeirt, um pon benz 8rlegs'Se'
eretir aQe ihm befdnnte Sbatiaden, htnildt'
lid Der nenlitben 8erheernn9en Der eberos
fees citi,i,eben. S,err M' @onncu bot eluen
8eIdlus an, bic Sd,idlid,fsit sTcripd9cn, bic
Outies onf SaIi ino Gilcu ~ pioerrnfen.-
SNierauf erhcb lid Soerr Droui9ale, nne bes
rid,tetc, ods fein College, Der 9Id,tbarc 9Bils
liam 9aslcr, IPitalieo bss ecs9reseS bon
8irainicn, on jensm Gag nit 2ro abge9an'
acn iei, unb nadlocm bic 9cip0hnlld,en Se'
idlllee paeirt iparen, peria9te I'D, ras SHans.
Sanuar l9.--Gd heutc bic hintcrlai'
Iene lleterrelte ees 9Rilliam 3oDlrr Su ihrer
9uheitdtte 9ebrad,t purecn, 10 hielt fcines
Der SNdufer SiBunqen, uno Die Wht9lieeer
ipchntcn in einem Sbrpcr Der Secrci9ut9 bel
Sanudr 20.-Sm Sendt ibsroob Sor
9lrhsr 4 Sittidriften pcn penniplpanicn, fin
ctue 8eriubrrum9 Der Taturaltiatlcns @e'
ifsc, nerr Smrgern ibcrgab Gin @rmcria
pon penniylpanisn, aeacn irarno etne 9lus
9Ieihung Der Sregcu Trage, ipeldle oir@irdnS
liuie IlolidI bon 81 40 feftlcst. Nad mn
weui9cn aneeru @cftdftcn bcgab I'D, DC,
! Senat lpoanu in clue grrcutioe SiBuna =
| Sun SNauIc Der Hepreientdnten ipuroe bic Ga
die eer SNerrcn @obea uno Srcdcnbcrcnql
pcn Tlcrioa, ipclhe beinc ouf eincn Gil
in jensm S6rpcr Slulprudl MAIDEN, bciprcd,en
! Die Sad,e III nod, nid)t becnei9t, abcr fpirl
I'D, rbne 3rprifel BARN cnci9en, eas 9abcll
CWbi9) cbidcn er tos @ertftcat ecs Sou
pcrnEr6 halt, mad, SoauIe aefanbt mereei
tpiro /; inccm unicrc 9csner Die Webrhsit IL
jenem Siorper baben. f55l ar.r r.v ID
! .Sanuar 21.,- Soeute fam bic Stl
100000 ghalcr urrpilIigcnct nm 10 Srieas
fd,iffc III baucn i'm Scnat anf, prlthe tin
Debate hcrocrricf bic bcinahe ben ganScl
5a9 aufndhn, NIB ndhreno pcIder infer
9lnqclc9enbeitcr nit Wcriec uno @n9ano De
Qdnae mad, eebattirt ipurecn. Slm nddhffci
Dicnitao miro bic Sia nrdnials belprcd,cn
Sm Soauie beIdifti9te man fd, cen ga,;ci
Ia9 ipeecn bcm Nlcried Nit9lico jence Sor
perS. (Ncrr @llhcur hat CO alS ieinc Wci
nuus grsebcn, bas mir in einen 8riea mi
@ngldno perwideIt werben, ipe9eu Der Sre
apu Srasc. = Der 9reiIoent habc irinci
Stauepnnft eineencmmmcn. unc cine Mrbr
hcit bcieer SoduIer ieien Der giadridlt 9iiuitia
uno alien Dem ;ufcl9c fei Gin Rrica, mad
orm slblauf Der 10 Wpnatc, unum9dn9lid.
Sanuar 22.-Der Senat brad,tc heut
bcinohe ben aanscn Gag in elmer Grccutipcl
Sisur9 sri, rno tas Sodus isttc ric Inter
Iud,unqen hiniIhtIih Der Tlrrica Bahl fort
l8ir f6nnen nid,t ciufebcu bae CO npthwenci
1T. 70 picl 3cit in bieier Safe III oerwcncsu
mccm eln jeccr I'M gcrdus nets, rpie ild, Die
iclbc cnecn miro, nimlit, coR SNcrr @nbc1
9Bbia, cbld,rn er sli feincm Sis berehtist il
eenfclben pcrlicren piro. s.." H.ItT 81
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28
Srauria.

Der Sdpcnsr Comet 9ins Dor eiuiacn 9a'
gen ;i Dccaecte nahe plpmcuth, 9ioro Ga'
rplina oerlcren, unb ale itd tarauf befnoen'
DC perlcnen fanbcn babel ibren Goo, Die 3abl
1T aber nidt anseseben. slls bic Tadridt
BON Gem COB css @apt. @baie su plpmputb
anfam. rpuroe ieiue Satin urtrSfflidl, le9te
I'D, benncd, Sa Bette, ffano aber bes Todts
auf ndhm ibre ,ipei fleine Smcer, 9ien9 mad,
bem Slus, unb ftiirstc fdb iammt ben &leincn
hinsin. Sbr IebIoier Sf6rper purbe am ndd,s
fen Wor9en 9efunoen, aber Die Der Rineer
rpuren nad ben lesten Seridtcn nod, rid)t
aufqefuneen tpercen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28

9m I4ten Diefes creianetc iItt fcfaeneer|
@rrfau in Soaplpccb unc Oailne's WiiI @rsefl
Rcblrurtiuc, ndhc tei pcrt @artrn silsI
gB / n I'm greha . auf einem mit|
Rchlen bclooenen SSarren ans bciaatcr Mimel
fuhr, gericih Der Barren orn Der Spur unbl
ifiee 70 hcftia geaen einen "g,rcp," odR ods|
eamit pcrtlinccne aucrhcl; lcs qctpcroeu,
auf Srshdup's S.aupt ftcl unb ftinen aitseus
bliflidlcn Gcot ccrurfadtc. ..'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-28

Giucr Scr llnaIldlideu Is psrfcnen, ole
am Wcutaa Dor snsi glcdien in Den Rcblcu.
grubcn ~ @orbcuealc, euiernc @auutD, ourd,
bas @infaIcn bon 2Ider @rbe lsbenoi9 be'
arabcn wurren, hattie bad GiIiid iIdl mad, 4S
Stnnccn dntaltcnocn sIrbeiten, eiuen Wcg
hcrauSiufucen. Gic ilbri9eu Ia Samilirn'
Batter aeradlte man bic CUR Witte oieicr YBc.
die crrrtden su fcnncu, rpcIG,c aber uatilrlidt,
penu iie audi Rid,t ic9Ieid, crliietcn, cod,
Fifteen ten Sounacrtoe 9citertea ino, ,r.