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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-06-10


The number of the letter on our register is
Do either of the parties reside in your town or vicn
ity Please direct your answer to "Dead Letter
Office" and name the address of the letter in your
answer, and the Register number" When small
found they sent to the post Office where
they originally mailed, with instructions if the
writer cannot be found, the person addressed lin
40 days. to return it with the nclosure accompanied
with any information that may be obtained concer-
ming the parties If no claimants are found the mon
ey at length goes into the United States Treasury.
The most accurate registers are kept SO that when
ever the owner can 'prove property" he can stake
it away" Piles of bank notes are slowed away in
the iron chest. Sundry articles gifts, ribands, book
marks; and even photograph likenesses in frame are
among the dead deposits. These are thrown into a
common mass. The miniature of handsome youth
thus drawn from the sun is sent to Miss, with
postage of nearly two dolIars-unpaid.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-23
Abbeville G. H., S. G. Sept. 20. 1856

He conquered Brtain's most gallant,
troops, and most sliilfuI and artfIl gene
rails And also the dcpravity Of his
own nature which is the most formida-
bic OF foes. Easily might he have ia
ken upon himself royalty, and been
crowned with royal honors But his
generous soul would not. The pa,ri-
otlsm, the humanity, and philanthropy
OF his nagnanlmous heart, spurned
with disdaln the paltry honors of kings
and MOBILES: whenever he contemplated
the greatness and goodness Of tha, glori-
Gus cause, for which he had struggled
so long; and for which he had encoun-
tered so many difficulties and privations
lie was patriot and IL republican, and
would not sacrifice the interest Of his
country, and the confidence of his coun
trymrn, for the honor of kings and prin-
crs-nny! not even for all that earth
could afford. He must then, have pos
sesSed Il heart free from all that was
sordid. For when he had in his very
grasp, the richest honors and prouIcst
emolumcnts of earth, he drew back (uul
as 1t aeere) said, | care not for any of
these things but let them go for the good
OF my country, and for the good of nv
fellow man. What then have we to
Yes And
"Some guardian angel" Of our "nations
peace,
Some srraph sent to bid the slaughter
cease!
Yes "m's Columbia's son-thc heir of
fame,
Creations H"ro, Washington lis name. {"
Ershine College. AL.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-23
from the ,SUrannah Gr0yrinu

from the S0rannaA Gsorginu.
Written OIL tho Prospect of a Battle with
Santa Anna.-BY MrnABEAU T.. LAMAR.
Give to the poet his well earned praise.
And the songs of his Iorc--prcscryc
them
En,lrclc his brow with Eldclcss bays,
The children Of genius deserve them;
But never 10 me such praises breathe.
10 the minstrel feeling Il stranger,
only wish for the laurel wreath
Thata patriot wins in danger.
Speed speed to the day when to war hl.!
The fame Of the field is inviting,
Before my sword shall the forman f1v.
Or fall in the flash Of its lightning.
Away with song, andaw with cllarmS.
lnSultcd freedoms proud avcnynr.
bear no love but the love Of arms.
And the bride that | WOO is danucr.
When shall meet the audacious for
Face to face where the flags are nyinp?
l long to thin them. two ut il blow.
And ride DER the dead and the DYING;
My sorrel stced shall his fc,locks stain
In the brain Of the hostile stranger.
With an iron heel he Spurns the plain.
And he brcathcs fullan,l free in danger
When victory brings the warrior rest.
Rich the rewards of martial duty.
The thanks Ola land with freedom bicst
And the smiles of its high born beauty.
Dors victory tail2 enough for inc,
That fall not to fame stranger:
His name shall roll with eternity
Who finds the foremost grave in dam
ger.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-23
Advertisements

WILL TIC conspicuously inserted at rs
cents per square for the first insertion.
and 37a cents Tor each continuance
longer ones charged in proportion. Those
not having the desired number of inscr.
tions marked upon them. will be continued
until ordered out, and charged according
ly.
For advertising Estrays Tolled, TWO
DOLLARS, to be paid by the Magistrate.
For announcing a Candidate, TWO
DOLLARS, in advance.
OT All letters or communications must
D" directed to the Editor, postage paid.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-23

Hon. FELIX c. M'CoNNELt..-Th
gentleman member Of Congress from
Alabama, who rendered himself quite
notorious during the last Session by his
rowdysm: the effects Of intrmpcrance,
committed suicide in Washington CITY.
on Thursday last A CORRESPONDENT of
the Baltimore Sun, says:
1t appears that the deceased termi-
mated his existence by dciiberaty cut
ting the jugular VEINS on each side of
his throat, and by inflIcting deep wounds
IN his sides with knife. Two of the
stabs were nearly perpendicular. The
others glanced off from the bones, and
made frightiul gashes His friends saw
that for about we K pas, he had relin-
pushed drinking owing to indispostion,
and that the bsence of his usual stimu-
lus caused great dependency. He was
IN fact suffering the horrors of delerium
tremens He could not, as has been
stated, been in great want of money, for
l am told he had not drawn his mileage.
In addition to this he had his watch and
valuable Jewellery on his person, besides
sum OF money. A short time before
he committed the deed, he called for ii
pen and ink, for the purpose, it is sup
posed, of writing to his wife. A coro
ner's inquest was held on tho body, at
his room, at the ST. Charles Hotel, and "a
verdict was rendered in accordance with
the facts"
A correspondent of the Charleston
Patriot says
| attended the funeral Of poor Felix.
or rather InteIix Mcconnell this NOR
ming, of whose melancholy demise the
papers doubtless have informed YOU.
For sometime pas, this unhappy gentle
man was literally, genius in ruins.
Within the last few days however, he
had raj -d his energies. and spoke of
going home to his family, whom he ap-
peared to idolize 1t was only the other
day he observed to a friend of mine.
"Sir | must quit this constant excite.
ment, now and forevcr-i: degrades me
IN the estimation of my friends. and in
my own, and what is worse than all, it
deeply pains my family" 1t was in this
effort to recover his tone, that he was
seized with delerium tyemeus, during
which he terminated his existence In the
frlghtful manner described. The exte.
rIor OF Mcconnell, "sohem he uas him.
se3," was really bordering on the ele-
gant-he was man Of genius, a wit, a
ready and fluent speaker, and a kind
hearted and most estimable man; but
! then he had that fatal propensity to inc
brlat'on which destroyed him-Peace to
his ashes
Great respect was paid his memory.
The President Of the u. s. who knew
him in other days, in Tennessee, some
OF the heads of departments, and Mr..
allliard representative from the same
State, paid the last mournful rites due to
the departed.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-23
lMroRTAN. OF LISTENING WELL

IMPORTANT. f. OF LISTENING WILL
II seems paradoxical to observe
that the art of Iistcni. 8 well forms
part of the duty Of conversation.
10 give up the whole Of your Il: :
;en1ion 10 the person who address,
es himself to you is sometimes IL
heavy task; but it is one which
we must pay for the privileges OF
social life, and an early practice
will render it almost an involunta-
ry act Of good breeding; whilst
considerations for others will give
this little sacrifice a merit and a
charm Of which the lowest proof
OF social feeling can never be de-
void. TO listen we'll is to make an
unconscious advancement in the
power Of convcrsing. In listening.
we perceive in what the interest.
in what he failure Of others con>
>lsts. We become, too, aware Of
our own deficiencies, without ha-
wing them taught through the me-
dium OF humiliation. We find
ourselves often more ignorant
than we could have supposed it
possible. We learn, by a very
moderate attention to the sort Of
topics which please, to form II
style of our own. The art CT
conversation" is an unpleasant
phrase. he power Of convcrsing
we'll is least agreeable when it as
sumes the character Of an art.
In listening. well-bred gentlewo-
man Willgcntly sympathize with
the sM .ker; or, if needs must be,
differ as gently. Much character
Is shown In the art Of listening.
Some people appear to be in n vio-
lent hurry whilst another speaks (;
they hasten on the person who
addresses them, asSnc would urge
on horse, with Yes, yes. Very
good. All :" Others sit .on the
full stare, eyes fixed us those of an
owl, upon the speaker. From
others, Il loud and long laugh is at
intervals produced, and all the
company turns round to see what
was the cause of the merriment.
But all these vices of manner may
be avoided by gentle attention
and a certain calm dignity Of man
ner based upon a reflective mind
and humble sp,rit.-Hints to
Young Ladies on their Entrance
amto Society.
The President of the u. States
has issued n proclamation announ-
cling the result Of the late vote in
Alexandria county, by which said
county has been retroceeded to the
State of Virginia.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-23

CARRIAGE SrRoUTs.--Very few
people take half the pains they
ought with cabbagcs. When they
ar" cut-no matter how-,he
s'nmps are left to bring sprouts;
no matter when, nor how MANY.
Now. they fact is, that when the
sprouts begin to come, they should
bc all rubbed of but the bcst-oy
at most two : but if there be only
one left to grow OH each stump, it
will grow faster and better. and
be occasionally us good as the
first head that was out instead
OF which, Il multitude OF small ones
are allowed to grow, not any Of
which brings good hearts. and all
are. for the most part. but Il poor
;tpoloyy for greens. When a cab
bage is cut, the leaves shouli be
cut off the stem, and US soon as
The buds Of the stump begin to
grow. rub off or cut all that arc
not wanted leaving one Of the
strongest and best to grow into a
head. which it will d., in an incre-
d'b'y short time; cqualling, and
more frequently cxcelling, the first
head itself. in flavor and appear
ance. This is adapted for families
more than market gardens, be-
cause there is some trouble i'm rub
bins or taking off the useless
shoots; but it is well worth while
iii tic case Of early cabbages. III {,
private family. for it forms an cx-
cc!len! second crop.
Southern Planter.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-23

A Coop RuLE.-Lord Erskin
was distinguished through life for
independence Of principle, for his
scrupuIous adherence to the truth.
lie once explained the rules of his
conduct, which ought to be deeply
cnSraven on every heart. He
said, "it was a first command and
counsel Of my earliest youth, al>
ways to do what my conscience
told me to be a duty, and leave
the consequences to God. | shall
carry with me the memory, and
trust the practice, of this patcrnal
lesson to the grave. l have hith-
crto followed it, and have no rea-
son to complain that my obedience
to 1t has been a temporal sacrifice.
| have found it on the contrary,
the road to prosperity and wealth,
and shall point out the same path
to my children for their pursuits"
a Toast OF THE TALLEsT KIND
At the late celebration Of the 4th
July, in the parish Of Caddo. Lou
isiana, the following toast was
given. 1t may be called the ro-
nance of the confectionery shop:
WoMAN-Heaven's best Gift to
man-his Pandora, or casket of
jewels-his confectionery shop, or
stick Of rock candy-his otto of
roses, or sugar coated pill-her
presence his best company-hcr
voice his sweetest music-hcr
smiles his brightest moments-her
kiss the guardian Of his innocence
her arms the pale of his safety
her lips his most faithful counsel
lors-her bosom the softest pillow
Of his cares.
Girls dye hear that! "His
otto ofroscs p Oh, Moses!
The Louisville papers have in
tclligence from the Army, that
Capt. w. l.. Ball, Of the Washing
ton Blues, a volunteer corps from
that city. whose isappearance has
heretofore been noticed, has been
found in a chaparel, about 3 miles
from Matamoras, with his throat
cut. and three stabs in his breast.
We learn from the Journal Of
Congress, that the Yeas and Nays
at the late session were called 500
times. This is equal to about three
hundred hours, or sixty working
days for Congress, and at SO per
day for 224 members of the House,
the expense to the nation was over
one hundred thousand dollars.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-23

The President of the U. States
has issued n proclamation announ-
cling the result Of the late vote in
Alexandria county, by which said
county has been retroceeded to the
State of Virginia.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
Court 9oroflamattcr.

Sintemal Der adtbare 6 h n Banfs,
Vreioents9iidlter in ben ocrldieoenen @curs
ten pom Common YfeaS pom orttten 8eridltss
Se,irf, beGfebeno aus ben @aunties BcrfS,
J1urtbamptcn unb eedla, i'm Staat pennfyts
pauen, In Sraft Ieinee Anites prcGioentrid'
ter perIhieoener @pnrten bon SDer uno Gers
miner 1t. all9rnieiner @efdngniB' @rleoi9ung
in beIagten @auuties uuo peter Saas,
uno Sacob DiGiu9er @iqrs. @sblllfss
9idhtsr Ger @onrten bon Dyer nno 2srininer
uub alI9emciucr @efdnguiB @rleciguns fur
Die 91id,tun9 BON Soaupts uno aneern Berbre'
dlen in erfaotem eed,a @auntD, ibren Scfehl
an mid 9erid,tet baben, iporin Ge cine Court
pcn Sper uno 3crminer iino ricrteIjdhri9er
Sisun9 bon Common pleas anberaunien,
pelde gebalten ipsroen ioa in Der Staet
sIaentalln, fir bas @auntD eed,a, auf ben
leeten W2onta9 tn Otonat Jtopeniber,
1876, rpddIcs Der S0tc Gag ces beiaaten Wos
mats in, uno tpeldIe cine Wcdle cauern riro.
60 miro biermit Had)riht 9e9eben
an ale Srieoensrid,ter uuo @cnitabel inner'
balb oes beId9tcn @auutics bon eedld, eas
lte bann unb edIelbft fld, in ei3ener perlcn
nit ihrcn Rolle, Heccros, SuquiGtirnen uno
@rdminatcuen cinmfueen babcn, nm ibren
paidltcn Dor erlaster Court abSmparten.
Se69(ci6etL iperoen all,D allie tiejes
nigen, fpcldle 9e9rn 8cfan9cnc in bcm gs'
fdn9ni8 oeS @auntieS ecd,a aIS Stldger pber
3eu9cn aufSutreten babrn, benddIridtiaet,
cas fe fd allorrt uno oaIelblt eiuluinben
BADEN, nm eicIrlben 81 prcleaaren, ipie es
ibncn 9led,t blnfeu mag. lbs
@e9cben inter ntcincr 6ano, III Der Stabt
u Hentaun II, oiefen 4teu Gag IUpember,
i'm Sabr nnisrS Serrn 1876.
Sapto Stenl, S6erif.
SderifS' 'Slmtsftute -, se
9lacntaun 9icr. A. 0S'
@OII erbaltc bic 91rpublit! =.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
0efet Giefcs.
@cblfette Spdtjabrs nno gSintcrs
Glitter.

Ter lluterfdrisbsne hat fceten srbaitcn
'-siuo anssepodt Ell; prdd,ii9eS uno pohl ans.
trielcncs slhoriement pcn Spdtiahr nnc
sSmeraitter, iueIdbe CT selennen it ipcbIfeil
~ osrgLnfen.
Se;hs ircdrne 9Baaren beiirhen nln 2 bell
Gns frtgeuoen: Gin grpeer Borrdfb feines'
9ub uno @d1bmcre pom alien Sartcn ure
prelsrii, sin pcuitinoi9cs SiTcrtimrnt Sat-
rncts nno lebr tprhlfsi. feieene uno Sduep
gRrullen;eua SdncD @afbmere, Renmdp
Scans, Ytous ce 2ains, &aibmrre arabuate6
sRctsS, Glpacea, Seipe, Soniba;incs, uuo
siu grocer Bcrratb prints, fpcruutcr 70
lrchlFtlr Eno ppn 3, 4, s uuo O @ents nsr
l,aro, sin grocer gorratb Mnslinr ebenlo
.Uchlfsil, leiesne Nrinars, 8ldufetunS anee.
Is Spaiots. ielbCne Srauats 4Ine Orea On,
aici, @lnei,buhe, Stranpfc, eiec6, Ribms,
2saansla, @arpess, @m8bams; SHEDS, Slf.
si'as, LIN.
Glia5 Were.
&GsMtsE 4. rstV
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
q a If
Sn Dem 9Saifenseri6t bon Mercer
GauntD.
Mercer County ss.


Su Der Sathe Der SointcrlaGenihaft hes
pcrfcrbenen S 0 bn lB or s.-9Srit fur
Yartition.
Gin pstcr @crB, Grbe, mad, bem @sfrb,
bon Scbn 9Bcrb uno ale anoere bic babel
intcreliIrt lluc.
Sbr fcio birrcurt beuadrid,ti9et, oa8 ;u
fOI9e cue5 qBrits uou partiticn, aus oem
Waiien9crid,t bon Wercrr @auntD, oatirt
October %, 1916, NIB an mid, 9erihtet, eis
ne sjuaniiticn auf ccm @igentbum Der Sin'
terlaGenfdlnft bes oeriforbeneu Scbn Rors,
9elc9en 1T Beft Satcn,, Cnnn @resn) Touu'
fdip, in porbcia9tem @auntp, auf @cntass,
ben 14teu December, n6dfens, nm 8 llhr
8crmittd9s gebolten wercen fol-, fir ben
@noppcf cine ritti9e 8ertbeiIun9 bon be'
Ia9ter SHintcrlaGenfd,aft ce5 Scbn WorB, 81
uno inter bic @rben, uad, bem @cieB, bes
bcIagten 8eritcrbrnrn ~ nader; penn oies
9elheben fam obne 8crurtbeil pber TadI'
thett gum 9anSru ;-uno wenn bdiielbe nidlt
Obne 9iadtheil, mic porbrfagt periheilt rpcrs
Den fam, eanu BAD gauge lie9enoc Serm6s
gen mad, ZEN 8orfd,riftcn Der often Der Off
iemblp sn fdiBsn, mann uuo poleIbit ibr
eud) cinftnorn ttnnt tpeun ibr cs fir fhidIid
era6tct.
cSpbn Wtoore S6eriff
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
l6ausGdlter feDef bier :!
Gin neues gSaareillaoer foeben er6fs

Gin neues @aarenlaoer foeben erbffs
net tit 9lllentaun
Sin eem fnb6iflideu @de Ger 6amiitcn unb
Sames Sraeen, nabe S,a9enbud's cotrl,
9Iipc or INNER pcrfertiaeu uuo gum 8er'
fauf ouf onno halten wiro, cine 9roBe Ser'
fdieoenbcit BON
Gabimct 9Sa0rcn,
befebeno snn Shelf aus Oiaho9anp
SGbbparb5, 9Sarbrctes, Suueaus,
Centre, 9aros, Mer<, Gnoe, Soilete,
Sinings II. 0reaffastsSil(he, Ndbz
Out. nno 9SaltbsStiub5, Sammer
Yureaus> GprinqfB uno 9emeiae
Sofa6, Spffon Sdanfel< Shihle,
70 pie AUDI Girfbenz ilne Otdpfls
Bureaus, Glide S6rdnfe. 8cttz
ffellen, II. {. ~.
furS jcoen 2lrtifeI Der III feiu Sdd1 eiufd,li9t
nno aoe6 rpire ARs'oert beften Wtaterialien
pcrfcrtist
Der Gi0entbimcr tiefcS Gtdbfifements,
rpeld,cr felbit Elm erfdhrner Soauonerfer lit,
it Iccten creft BON Der Sta6t Stcuvcrf, all.
no or cbi9cs @efhift fir eiui9e Sabre be-
trieb, alltier auaelangt. 9eeten eisfem hat
er nod cine 9lnSahl Der beiten 2nbeitcr in Iets
nen Dienllcu, ipcft'er llnitano i'm III ben
Stano feet cu regclmdsiac5 mo 9rCecS off
icrtemrnt cle9ante @abinetpdareu, aIc o6ens
tcudmte ein1thiieseso, INNER ouf Solno su
baltcn. 9Iud, percen ale nitht nngefltrtc
2IrtifcL in an9cmeiucm @jctrouh ifets BON
ltm gum 8Crfduf in Screitid,aft 9ebalten.
sllle feine Banreu iperoeu mad, cen ncues
itrn Mn(tcrn perfertiot uuo fleheu feinen, trcs
Der all @ilte ncdb an StDI, nnd,, bic in 9yhi
Iacelptiaaqa6cf 9ienYcrf gu Sage bcfbrbert
lperoai. ..... - ...
Gas publifnm, uno belcncer5 biejenf9en
ete cds pdushaIten su brginnen acbenfcn,
ilno Cin9eIaocn ai,,urufen uuo fir GIdI ielbff
gu urtheilrn, che fIe icnitwc faufru. Seine
preiie iIue icbr 6iaig.
az Sciu 8aareniaacr III Die 2te 3bIrc
BON Dem @dc, mno it aui ndmIld,en Srt no
frllter Solcnlpn 8lanf oas ndmlide Sc
fhdft berieb. -...,
Sc. G. goplbau9t.
Hoocrber IL nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
81 q C1rt cbt

tpirb hermit 9eacben, baB Ger llntcrseidnr,
te ais 9Iominiifratcr pcu Der Soiutcrlnecns
id,aft Der esrilcrbcucn afkarin
Sc d, er, lettbin bon 9pnn Gaunfd)ip,
eedIa @ountD ernanut pcroeu 1T; gae oics
jcui8en odbcr pcldlc acd, rsatmdei9c Ncrs
reruu9en an brGdste sHintcslaBrufd)aff babcn
llno eriudlt eisfeibe inuerboIb 3 Iienatcn Gin,
;nh6noi9en; unb alIe nsjcnisen bic nod, al
etelelbe id,nlei8 fne, fino ebcnfalIS 9ebetcu
irmerhalb bsiaster 3sit atsubesablen an 81.
gepi Sifflcr, glbm'cr.
Oct. 81, 1916. #3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
81 a Cl)rt Cll t.

alIc Dieieni3en Die ncd, fduloi9 Iuo in
ben Siidern prn Sohu @dett, gabdflpinusr,
wcrocn frcuno1haftlid, erlud,t inuerbaIb
Wcden bel ibm ansurilfen mo 9iidti9feit
iu MAIDEN, iucem CT lsiH sanses Gjsfd,dft in
ciricm Sad, aH u. u. 4S. @dert ibertra9en
bat. gr ifattet bierbHrai alien ieinen Sreuns
ecu uno @ionnern Danf fur tic Iou9s aencf'
fcne huterRIeun0 40 uno bcfft, fIe modlfeH
bieielbc fsinsn Rldfol9ern iufommen lafen,
Scbn @fert.
Icscmtcr 5. nq3rp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
9Serb6r- Qtft

VI
Slad,Fehcnces it cine 2itc Der Rcd,tsfiGe
wcId,c in elmer @cIrt bon Common Ylics fir
2cd,a GaHntD perhjrt wcrecn fclen, cie am
Woutdg Scn soften grucmbcr, in Der Stact
lIcntouu ibren 9lnfan9 nebmen, uno einf
QBcdle oaucrn ipirb
Saccb 9fonri9 unO Sdcob WciBIer acsen
gcrjdmtn Se9elD.
Srieeerid Wtaer 9c9cn Ca@e Sism.
@liSa Sadler gc9en Dapio Weabfr.
SoenrD Gefd ge9en Srlepb ScC.
Saccb Eris'S 9iutcn 9e9"n SenrD Srt.
@briffidn 8riinewalt ge9cn Sclomcn So
GEL @rccutcr ers oerfforbencn Ssbu gcseI.
S,enrp Tcfd, 9cacn Scfrpb Cool.
3euben &ehm 9c9cn Sdecb Wicano, 2ru'
ltie, II. r 10. ....
0fathan Scfman gesen 9,ctcr 5cffman.
Charles 9Eeaocr 9c9cn Wiaiam Dbl.
Gpbraim Grim gegru Die piue Screif
@cmpd9nie.
Raiban W9iaeTS S1ueen sesen stcpHan
SatIict.
gIoam Snpber acasn @clc uno @cuncic
8cnjamn Scsel 9escn SacCb oart une
@ruuoinbaber.
9fidclas Sdlaud1'S @ro'rs. srSen Cens
IeIben. ... ..a.
CieleIte oc9en Gcnlctben. a.s
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Joelfrid) uno @runeiuhober.
ScIhua Seberling 9e9sn @scr9c Sd,if.
Cte 9tcpublif bon pennipluanien 9c9en bic
S6uIoireftcrcn pcn glaentaun.
Iatban Wilter, Trptb.
T6ucmter 4, rebg
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Sefen> unb Sle6ibmibt in Der Staot
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ten Yubltfum iiberbdupt bcfannt, cae or bic
cbigen @eId,dfte nod, INNER an Geinem alten
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rem cbcrhalb Selfrie9e uno @ilion's Stobr
fortbrtreibt allno er filrjlid,
Cine 9rp6e Suantitdt Sefen bon allen
Scrten-pon lauter neuen
Wtutfern
crtalten bat, bic er entfd,loeen III fpobIfeiler
ais iraeno ein an6crer Wanu in allentaun
su oerfaufen.- -slud bdlt or INNER
Sefenrobr nno Srummcln,
NIB ferti9ss gleh9eihirr bon jerer 8ensns
nnnq auf nano, weId,e SlrtifcI er nchlfrit
bem @rpBcn ceer Sleinrn su perfaufen gee
lcnncn 1T -@r bat auh
S4OO Yfunb 9iohrb(edb
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1elluugcu in biefem Sad BON jeScr 9lrt angus
uctmen, unb pirftlid, uuo billig ~ beicraeu.
Dd ale 9rtfsl inter leiner eigenen 9luflidlt
oerfertiat merocu, 70 ifebt er gut fir eineu jes
ten errfrlbsn Der feiueu Sd1ap pcrldst.
@r 1T oanfbar fir Die ausaeosbnte sluf,
munteruua, bic CT biSher In biefn @e(d,df,
ten 9encGtu hat, uno bcfft, onrd, cine gennlle
8robadtung leiner @jefd,dff6 pfidten Hno
billi9e 9SreiIe, cine Scrtoansr Der @cipo9ens
belt fciucr Sreunce unc bss ofentIidlrn @unit
81 9enieSea.
ShoinaS 9tnftn9er.
Ter t6dIite preis miro immsr ppu linn fur
altes @ilen uuo 9us beSabIt.
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Gin tem fhb6iflidten @de Ger Samiitcn unb
Sames Straeen, nabe Soa9enbud's cctel,
9lOwo CT INNER ccrfertisen uno gum Ver'
fauf anf cano halten ipire, eine 9roBe Ver'
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GeBte 91attrte6t.
Tcscmtcr 5.

gIIc uno Sebe Die nod, an Die Siruie bon
@eprae YBcunerHno So. iduicis Ino,
lprrbcn biereurdt erfudf fegIeid, ablubcsab'
len. Hie Bidder brTucen ftdI in Den Sdtt
ben ben 9eor9e 6. zimmerman fIIr @cnets
ton, ,prld,sr gchtri9 dutbpriGrt it biefette
anfiufetteln. 8sine Idn9ere 3cit ipiro 9eaeP
bcn Gr fam beinahe lu ialen 3eitcu aR
ccm Stcbr bon @sprse lSenner 9etrefen
nereen. nas
9cor9e 99enter d. 60.
Jcbember 4. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
October 2i.
93erlcrener Gelbbeutel.

9Im Sonntaa, ben IIten Sctcber 1876,
ocrIcr 5ar. Wiliam ScrreD. pcn @ir9inierL
uate bel BicrpS 8riGe, uniueit 9aeihann,
cinen @elobeutd. Sc it elm Tcs Beutct
enthnlieRo cine 90 8ausncte auf Die 8irgi.
uicn Sanf uno Gin reer sipei 3baIer in Cd,
bcr-cr 9laubt audi cine 2 oocr 50 Ncte duf
cine 9iroinien @auf. Sr9cnb cine pcrfon,
mcId,c zen Seutel ftlloen Mag uno eeniclbeH
mi; rem m@cIce all ccn lluter;cidlneien einbdn'
oi9t lcg cine 8elobnuua erbalteH.
.Ri6aro 9Salfer.
glnentaun, TcU. d, 1916. na3m