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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
OlD. kz.-Yla0c JGvc.

G6 IrGtc uidlt Uer0cisn wrreen a. gfs
filtun9cn, Souftcn, sE6Schrung elln0en'&ut>
;iinouna, Seitcnffed,en nuo niardlc oncere
t6etidlc Grantheiteu, Die Tc!9e fno prn nai'
fen TniIen, fcudteu Slcleern, StattIuft etc.
g8rtQbt8 inbtdnifhe pHa ns
senpiacn ltuS rie bette WebiSin ,ur slb'
fubrurg cinrr @rfdItun9, neil fIe auf leidte
9lrt one unrciucn Sdfte uuo fluIen Stcffe
auf bent G6rpcrfptcm trcitcn, rprld'e Die urs
fade nlIer &ranfteitcn Tno. 8icr ODER fituf
jcuer 9Naeu Dor oem Sd,Iafrnsshcu 1encn,'
men, rperocn in furser 3eit bic beftiate Grs
fiItura heben, uno mcnn ije tann uno mar
hiutertcr 9cucmmcn merrcn, oen 8erper in
70 frdfiigem 3uifano crhaltcn, oae feline. art
8ranfbeit ihn aufcdtsu fluu.
NJ 0iItct cud, ocr 8erfdlihur9en ! Gas
Nutlifum wiro ucn einem nnd'qemad'ten Sire
tifct GcDarnt, wcld,er ntcr;ndcrt 1T, une
'8ertcscrtr 5ntianildr piGcn esnanui suire.
ET SbiAc ftbisbare Dleeiiip faua miteIe'
wietcit al tem SudNtchr ocn 2 Snt D,
uuo So. in 9tucutduu, rhcr bel cen SaenteH
Ole in enrr oucCrn SpaIte an9cSei9t fno er'
taltcn tpcreen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
&oblcms %. Sulsbof,
IN Gin. 0Settilchem.

Der lluterSeid,netr, wchnhaft in @ethIr'
hem, cr9rcft ticfe Mrihree. eem YnbIifnm
bcfauut ;u MAIDEN, eaB or nnn in fciuem
SHrf nn bcm Canal in Siios Bethlehem, cit
pcalfinoi9eS enforcement q hcls uno
Steiufphlcn pon allen Scnenuungen, auf
Slno bat, ipeld,es allies or an anncbmtoren
Yreiecn gum 8erfauf anbietet. Sein Sic6
brifebt inter oneerem aus Scl9cnccm
@eiBs uno 9e(tpeint. Ncplar II. Sir
ibenScarcs Semlcf Senstplrb5
bon IL bis 20 SUE in yin9e; Seme
lof, Spice uno RafterS; @elbpeiit,
QSci6peint II. Soemlpf Scd1tlin96
bon pcrlbieoeuen gin9cn nnb 81
den, 70 lrie audi cine 9robe Ser
ftbiercnheit pou QSei6peint mo
Gprnce S6inbellL uno @telin9s
9ift6en.
Gr cmpfdust eIeitfaGS Sin6 pan Sem.
lcf fir Sdcuern unb Soduicr, rpcld,e or ucrs
frridlt an bitligcn preilen nno ouf Gle tcifr
Wciie 81 lisfcru. -
T@r bdIt audi inimcr bon hem tcffcn
Sement biaig gum 8crfauf auf Hqnb.
~@trnfalIS @eear Stdpss unb Shin.
oeln fir Snfcr. ........ ..
| Ter h6tifc Mdrttpreis wirc Al alien
3eiten fur Safer brSahlt. r
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
9Sio np 4 prtes.

Ter lfRffHeidnete bat ebcnfdas ueuIitt
cincn frifthcu 8crratb bon piano Sctte5 pen
elmer pcr;ii9lihen SuoIitdt, an sIrbeit uno
Zen, crbalten. Tiefr Sntrumcute meroen
curd eineu Wciiicr perfrrti9t, Der bci per,
id,ieoenen@elc9enheitsu bas 9oIoeneW c.
. I, ais Gin prcn,inm fur icine glrbeit, ,c9.
Werner cine 9rcee @erihiebenbct bon an:
bern Suifrumentcn, als 4: ....
Btclins, Va6, 9Sicls, Guitars. So6rs
uer Srompcten, @rrnettes Srunr
bones, gimtal6, SlGten, @(arics
netteh 4lfetfcn Grcmmeln,
80 ~n. {. nv, II. i. ~.
@benfa .-8irIiu.Saitcn uno Wius
Tf.Shdlcr pcn allcn gIrteu.
9lle peId,e 9lrtfeI er pcm 9Dntlifum, an
lcinem olteu Gtano in Bethlehem, an ben
aIcrniccri9ltcn Yrriicn gum Gerfauf anbic'
tct.
3. q. glitter.
Sauuar5. *3Ul
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05

hF@en. Sccit perfiee am 24ifen Ce'
cember 9ieu Srleaus, in ccm Danpflditf
alabama, fir bic 9lrmee in Wiertee.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
Dte s5ronpuetbs ptQen.

2u ieeiacr 3cit, IA bic gerfdIfher eiefsr
ichdBbarcn Tdru adniIid, ;uIdmmen geiau'
melt iIuo, III es uid)t su bcmuncern, caB ne
ihrCn Stcd, cen iic ouf Hano haben, unter
irotne ciucm Jiomeu otsuICben fId, temiiben.
G6 1T ridt coS FGrifemat cas ter arme
Suciancr," bic W,F4cturt pen Iiiti9cn Ssr'
ren 81 ratern bate.
Cic muntcrbarcn !Eurrn bic eicie pidcH
telvirftcr, habcu mirfLtt Gle odnSe meeiSiut'
i;hc Tdcultdt in @rifaGuen 0cGekt,- uno pie'
lc qeitchcn cG Elm cap oicielte Ger srSste SsS
cen frirn ,rctder Ger YSslt hattie 9e9eben
pcreen ftnucn.
Cie tlriads warum tieie fh5bbdre YiGcn
70 ali9cmfin Die GripuuIt,te gBirtnng habers
it, peil &c i'm Giutlan0e init Dem menldli>
den S6rrer mirfcil.
Dicie Tiacn Tno III crtaIten in Dem Sads
llchr rcn
81. Gjutb uno 60.
9tTcrtdun. Sanuar }. nal Uc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
lleberi!cl,t Der lgN0tffe.

Saa msn.-SfleeIaame brtnat 81 %
6i6 81 81 uno Sfad)sfaamen 81 80.
Staueruno Ws hl- -Slaucr trinat "a Ia
bic 81 81 Rcaacumcht SO 9iune WeIld,s
forumebl @3 56 bic SO 50.
@etraibe. - Wai,cn briugt 90 Bis
05 @ts WelItforn7l @is uno 9ic99en
trtnat rs @cnts /; Safer rerfaufte an 81
Gents.
cbmarft. = DAD Sounssrt pfhne
9Pinesfeifd, trinat 5 90 bis IS so; Sslbe
nit 8ilber brad,tcn 10 bic 26 Ibaler.
Sd,wcinefleifd 4 so bi6 So so.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
Sac. Sdwarje's StoDr.
@cprdh sriitben NiNael nno Ncter.

9ciprdb Suiihen 9Dti6acl nno 9Dcter.
Waid l-g8ea, prter, bilt cu ab CO,
i'd, bent bid fam MGR ab a1S AM Bette int
lRcrtstaus antrefs? ?
Ycter.- 9ScH ia, id, bin ab CO, id bin
sbcr jufdt bsrfImmc fur bid, ufiuludDc. fer
idj tab eir crpeS III la9e.
W.-93ea, Uas is fca =?
~ 81, role mir to eie lcste Wcd,c pcn
res Sdlwarsc Stcbr 9'ld,pist hen, 10 infer
9tcd,bsr Sans tintcr urs aeifouns, bat alIcs
NIT anfchrt, nuo not tci SutbcrtD Die gang
2Bdld) lit bic 3Citun9 fcfe laec-
R-Wea il, id, batS 0siehna; hab atrr
nb eciebua, bos Der pbilip uro unItr Sicd,s
tcr 9iirlcus bort 9rmcnt hen, eas mcr im
9icu g1rrfcr Stcbr III arcutauu ncIilcr fafc
Irrnt, uIS teim Sd,wnr; in Weit Vent.
p.-WeT nan, fG is, nil id, Die .Srsnf
frigc, net nrhr; DO is gar net trr 9Serth
sd, mem en- Sdwari iei Bart, uuo uau Tics
irus finn juld,t emci bei, urc mir ,pcGc mel
0eoenranncr ufrpc;Ie aher bod nid6 fir
nterwcra, 9dclrus 3; eu hclf mca tic lest
91cd gcmcut, en- SdwarS fei Stcbr uro ocr
9;cupurfer Stctr parcu juldlt abnnt 81 oer'
9lcidc, a6 mic tu geacn en- SHcnltcd.
Tiesla S.-Y8ca ia, mir nrller ndu
mH ac9cu siuanrer ufmcile,- ,--gEca, ipie uiel
hclf on fur cen GoiiInct 9ebc, nu I'll co an
hclf. tu hclt Ell bcdi ans Sd)lparSc Stcbr
faft, bcif net a?
V.-Sa id, tab, uno id fam Dir oh faae
HaS id, asbc bab ; dl bab so Gent bic Yaro
9ebe.
R.--5o Sent bic s)arc ? nan fas atcr Die
gEchrct.
Y.-MclI ith miH net fdHr6rc, obcr id, mil
scth nou jufdN aroe Die Snitb tri9c mann idl
ru Scut mcbncr 9cbe bab.
si.-gBcu itb bin ocbctru, id, has 62I fer
cin estc, uuo or is tci r,irfS fcu biNH tci'
fer als rcincr. cSth 9tdb udu balo iclbcr, mas
Der M;dacf ais iohcn 9riagt hat.
W.-9Bctl CO i6 tci Sif6 uif6 ais eaeSe
frifd,, aber 9ticlcuS su nIuii Srictru, Gu bc(t
pcrlCren.
R-SEc1 id, rpiN, S'ndd,an,cf och idl Eu.
nihau init Sud, aus Sd,iuarsc Stchr.
p.-9Bir pcGea banr cue Tn9c
eaet Ole agcutduncr freiftba,
Bcn ihrcr pokifle 98adr';
90 taas Nc's net bemc.i,Ia,
GIsteu mir aus Sydnpar,c Stcbr.
Goeunbtc cit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
OcHGltlttEe 93enru.
Sdnulr5.

Trcitaos cen I5tru S0nuar, 1S47, I'M 10
lthr 8crmitto9s, frlI AM louie ccs llntcr'
Id,rietenru. in Salibura Gouuidlip, &cta
@auntY, GfcntIid, rcrfauft werccn:
ISuh, Sdlpciuc, WcIfdfcrnlaub, Shmct,
lei Ger Srrnc, pFuh 8decr, 3utcr nnc
Stinncr, SchIcn Sfen, Sd,nhmadlcr uno
Neutrality-suspicious., Better uuo Scttlaoen, 2b
id,c uuo SrihIe, Strchb1nf, Drobrs, Snd''
cnlchrauf, @irpsts, uno font nod, cine 9rcse
Gcrfd,icccubcit pou S1auSs uuo Rldbcn' @'e'
rithlhaftcn 81 wcitIdnfIi9 III mcIocu.
Die Seoinaun9en AM Scrfaufeta9s uno
9tufwartun9 BON
@barle5 S1cotp.
5anuar,5, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
llno @(ci h fa((S:

Cine nnccrc 9cttc @runr, grdneno meit,
Iif al IcBtbeihriebcue Grfte, u6rblicb au
eanb Iesthiu bee @riNman uuo Slncrca6, OF,
lid, ou einc eotte beS G5ccrac Stcinber9er,
uuo freIidJ Gu riuc 90 TuB brcjtc gIHcp, enl'
bal'cuo in Troat an trIa9ter slacp 80, uuo
in Der Gisfe $50 Sug, mebr ccer rpeni9cr,
nit Gem 3uaehtr.
Gbenfa Il 8: Sim Cicuifo0 Den 26fcu
Sanuar, Inn Cit llhr Tad,mitta9S, foil in
9rdncullc, NauncUrr 3ounid,ip, 2ctba 60,
0fcntlitb pcrf1uft wcrosn:
5000 Padifciur, einc Sf6rty, Wcrters
Barren, 700 lNFiiter Qittthru, 500 Sus Cie.
rulboares, uuo anccre 2lrtifCl Su umftdne'
lltb iu rlcloen.
Tic 9crngurgcn am Scrfaufsta9e anc
gIufipartun9 rcn
Sanue( q. Srir9c5.
... 9IflI9uie pOn Solomon SuB, jim.
Sauuar B. nq3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
Sscrl,cir0tDct

Ccurd ben Gbrp. Sru. 3eGer.)
am 22Ifcn December, Nr. Garon . icb,
ton SbcrsMilforc, init WaiB Z here & a
BoDer, bon 9iicoer'WiIfcro, Buds 60.
9Im 25ifen, Sor. & a III c 6 q -, nit WiF
Diana&u bn 8, bere ucn 9. Bbeit'
baa.
Nm 29fen, Nr. 80 lT a NJ SO a bert,
Don IieocrsRaeuusie, NIT Wis @5arab b
9iBenberger bon .. Wacungie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
SlotbriCGt,
Sanuar5,

miro hicronrd, 9c9rbcn, ons Der llutcr,cid'
ncte aIs @rteutcr BON Der Ntutcrlasenihaft
ecs rcritcrbcuen g mucI WGr 4 e [
Gc r, lcBthin BON SbsrSauccna, ecd,a 60 I,
crnauut wcrren III. sle oicjcni9cu eober,
nsIde nod, an bcfaqtr lointcrlaseuftuft i'm
91ndtancc lnp, fno eriudt inncrhaIb q Wc'
d,cn ausurufcn uuo nbSubcsdhIcn,-llno ale
eiejrui9cn, rpclde nod redltmdBi9e Tcrecr'
urQcu an qcusIccte SinterIoeeuftaft haten,
iIub gleidfaGs gebctcn oieielbe iuncrbaIb be'
la0trr 3cit rucbIbcildti9t rinsubringen.
9larcu Warlteller, @r'cr.
Snnuar 5. r06m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
0rQEes Se1eibcnf ftttebcu !!
W1acun9ie 9eacn bic Bclt
Srerfer3tduu III uicner i'm ErIc !

W1dcin9ie 9e0cn DC WcIf,
GrsrlrrStauu 1T rpiceer i'm SrIc
gIm Samtao zen 9tcn Sanuar ica an
s,auic BON = acpb s iid,er, III 9rcrlers'
iaun, Elm grcscs Sdeiteuid,issen ifdttfnocn,
wotei aus9eihoGcu wcrceu lrurn
100 Sbaler III 9clo uno 100 Gbalcr
in Silbcr nit auacln auf 100 Shrtt auf'
gcleat, une 90 Sdsritt aus frcicr oanc, unc
0nf 90 Sd,ritt init Sd,rrt, coer mic bic Stbii'
Ben cs au6mahen. ollie Sd,hBeu in Der
9sdhe uno Scrne Iuc ein9elaccn oirIcr 9cIc'
senbeit bciSuwchneu, belonoers ole Ssrf5
@aun,ier, ,pcnn fle I'D, nit ben 4ehacr mcI'
fen moaen. Sommt ldet e5 bliBen.
Sie Wtacuh9ier S6Iitcn
SanGar ). nq2n,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05

ctcmoIiscr Qehrcr uno Gisfau9Irhvcr nu Ger
teutid, IHtbcrifdlen gcmcinCe ii pbiIac'a.
cSonnar 3, no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05

lluterSeihuster, pcbnbaft in Der ioomiltrn
Giraffe, un,peit tem Warftu;ercd, Der Staet
Allentaun, hat fcsbcn cine 9luswahl prdd,ti'
ger, eauerhofter i'm gluelanoe perfertiatcr
piaucsScrtes erhaItcr, Die er an iebr nirbrl'
gen prciecn gum 8erfauf orbictet.
Sciepb 9Seie.
Sanuar ). n93m
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

"She appears to be perfectly enrapiured
with country life ; no doubt she has forgot
ten that COMPOUNDED Sedly by this time. =
IL was only one Of those silly freaks which
girls will sometimes take into their heads"
THAT is oil my dear"
at was the best thing we could do TO
send her to my good old aunt-Do where
else am sure wonId she so soon have re.
covered her spirits-for she was really very
sad my dear"
Very sad, poor thing
81 have been thinking will take trip
up the river this afternoon. and bring her
home"
Dear child, how glad shall be to see
her. ! understand Sedly has left the city
so there will be no danger OF their meeting
TO revive old associations"
"None at ALL cannot bat congratulate
myself, my dear, upon the prudent course
adopted in this matter. If all persons would
be as judicious, there would be fewer runa-
way matches, aud more obedient children.
Have all things prepared my dear"
Aud having delivered himself Of this very
seli-laudaiory speech. Mr. Lincoln folded the
paper, took of his spectaeles, aud left Mrs
l.. to her domestic duties.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

plunged in ropes were thrown from the
shore, and in few momcnts Mt Sedly aud
the senseless hurlhen we're rescued from
their perilous situation. From that hour
the old lady regarded Sedly as something
belonging 10 her. She insisted upon his
taking up his abode et her house aud in.
deed. SO far did she carry her gratitude and
lberaliiy, that through her means he was
enabled to enter a neighboring college,
where in the course Of two years he gradu-
ated with honor. But he now refused 10
accept Of further aid from his kind and hon
ored friend. He returned to the city 10
commence the study Of law, still helping 10
support himself by teaching the English
branches in fashionable boarding school,
for which he received handsome salary.--
Lila Lincoln became one of his pupils but
how in the world he ever so Gar forgot his
dignity. as to fall in love with a simple
school girl, and how Lila Lincoln became
80 naughty as To fall in love with him, in.
stead OF minding her lesson is more than I
can explain.
While Lila remained up stairs, in "du.
rance vile" she little knew her lover had
already sought and obtained an interview
with her cruel father. and had LEFT the house
not only greatly Indignant, a, the reception
he had met with. but in despair at being
told that he was never again to see or speak
with his beloved Lila. Indeed, Mr. Lin.
coin was so exasperated at The presumption,
as he termed il, Of the young man. as 10 lose
the character Of a gen,lemab--a talismanic
influence which anger often efTects-and
really insulied Sedly accusing him Of
openly stealing the affections Of his dangh.
ter, merely for the position which her for.
tune, and to be called the son.in.law OF
Eras,us Lincoln. ESQ. would give him
And so Sedly. in fever both Of mind and
body, rushed home TO his lodgings, and
dashed of note 10 his kind old friend in
the country, telling her she might expect
him in day or two to pass few weeks be-
meath her peaceful roof.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31
CHAPTER IT.


The character Of Mr. Lincoln has pretty
well developed itself 10 the preceding chap.
ter. Pride Of wealth, ambition for worldly
applause, and an arrogant spirit trampling
upon those claiming equality, TO whom for.
tune had been chary Of her fayors, were his
foibles-the dark spots upon a nature 9th.
erwise kind aud liberal for to the really
poor, his purse was never closed. His
name stood among the FIRST for any purposes
Of benevolence, aud in his domestic rela.
tons he was the best OF husbands and faith.
ers. Lila was his only child, and the dar-
ling Of both her fond parents hearts. Cra-
died in luxury from her birth, every indul-
gence. every happiness which riches could
purchase, or tenderness claim, had been
hers.
And she was deserving Of their kindness.
for perfect little gem Of rare value and
beauty was Lila Lincoln. She was yet
school girl, but already her doaiing parents
anticipated the period when their daughter
would be the ornament and delight of the
circle in which they moved, surrounded by
admirers seeking TO win her smiles, aud
whose alliance even the proudest would
humbly kneel 10 claim. What blow, then
TO all lofty anticipaiions, when they found
her affections had fixed themselves upon one
whom they considered so immeasurably her
inferior
Poor Lila the roses Of seventeen sum-
mers had but blossomed in her path when
this first thorn Of sorrow pierced her heart
Up in her solitary chamber, what fears Of
anguish were hers. what heavy signs con-
vulsed her bosom when she remembered her
fathers words Of bitterness and scorn-
And then below stairs, what a fever OF rage
and excitement she had caused Mrs Lin.
coin, to he sure, strove with mothers
tenderness TO soolhe her fathers anger
but it was in vain, aud many were the pro.
jects which his hot brain engendered and
abandoned, ere he could finally fix upon
one that promised success. This was to
send Lila at once from home, where there
would not be the most distant chance that
she aud Sedly would ever meet again, I'M
Ill time and change of scene had entirely
obliieraled his image. A few months, they
had no doubt would set all right. She
would soon forget all about Charles Sedly,
and would then despise as much as they did
the low connection So il was concluded
that Lila should pass few months with an
old aunt Of Mr. Lincoln's residing in beau.
iiful country village. far distant from the
great metropolis; and that until the moment
of departure she should be kept close pris-
oner in her chamber, so that no commune
cation should take place between the lovers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

AN UNFORTUNATE CouPLE.-M. and Mad
am Mason have been married about fifteen
years; but during this time they have not seen
or spoken to each other except through iron
bars. On their wedding day the husband was
abruptly torn from the enjoyment Of the honey
moon by two gems d'armes employed to arrest
him for theft He was carried to Ambert and
condemned to five years Imprisonment. At the
expiration Of his punishment, he returned to his
home hoping to find his wife there. Bot he
learned that after having patiently awaited him
for hive years, his partner had been arrested the
night before, and put into prison at Montbrison
on accusation of theft. Condemned to two
years imprisonment for the theft imputed to her,
Frances Mason at the expiration Of her term
fastened home, thinking to find her husband
But they were no more to see each ether free in
this world. Mason was suffering at Riom un-
der another condemnation Of theft Liberated
in the course of November, 1871, Mason did
not take the trouble to 60 home, be learned on
the way that his wife had been condemned on
the 10th of the preceding October by the cor
rectional tribunal Of Montbrison TO Ave years
imprisonment for theft, and he went to seek con-
ISOLATION in another country. After Eve years
absence, he was travelling at the end of 1916
towards his native country to see his wife, whose
liberation was approaching, when passing through
Lyons he was arrested because he thought prop
er TO bring his wife present without opening
his purse. He was condemned for this act TO
seventeen months imprisonment, His wife, lib
Grated on the s0th of November 1916, not find
ing her husband at the rendezvous he had APP
pointed, and being impatient at waiting so long
for him, committed a new crime for which the
tribunal of Montbrison in its audience of the
10th of last month condemned her to six months
imprisonment. The period of her liberation
corresponds with that Of her husband
One would think the French magistrates
would have discovered by this time that whatev-
er else they might deserve, their Tribunals do
not merit to be called correctional" as NJ and
Madam Mason appeared to have improved very
little under their various dealings with them.
French paper
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31
CHAPTER v.

Mr. Lincoln sat at the breakfast table sip
ping his coffee and reading the morning pa
pers alternately, with the air Of man sat.
ished with himself and the world in gen.
eral
my dear" said he at length to his quiz
escent partner, My dear, !, will be two
months tomorrow since our dear Lila left
home"
eyes. my dear, two months tomorrow"
"She seems to be very happy her letters
are written in most charming style"
"Very charming"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES left Canada on
Saturday last with specie and letters for the Brit
ANNA, but they were stopped and seized at Bur
lington, W, for violation Of the post-ofiice and
revenue laws of the United States. The Post
master General indicated in his report that this
course would be pursued.
The Burlington Gazette states that Mr. May
nartl, the express man who was arrested there
had a very large quantity of letters from mer.
chants and others in Canada, of immense impor-
tancc. This is his second attempt to smurrie
letters through the States, and he passed through
the first time unmolested He is now under
keepers to await his trial The letters, &c., will
remain at Burlington until orders are received
from the Post Office Department
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

Communication stih OFegoH--ln the course Of the
next year line Of steamers will be in operation
nom Astoria to Panama. TO connect with another
line from Chagres 10 New York, touching al Ia.
wanna Savannah and Charleston. The Pacific
steamers, three in number are to be each Of not
less than one thousand tons burthen. Five steam.
ers Of similar size will form the line from Chaqres
to New York These steamers are in process OF
construction under contracts with the Secretary Of
gress -Rastos Haixler h 80 ="
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

Lila, completely subdued and terrified, TO
the chamber when, pushing her in, he
turned the key, aud went in pursuit of Mrs
Lincoln.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
RYTHER & PLATT.
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oFFIC Emo. wHEELERs STONE BUILDING
TERns.-To single subscribers, $500 a year To
Companies, and those who pay in advance, a liberal
discount will be made.
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any quantities.
BOYS CLOTHING (!

u7-Dealers in Clothing and Strangers visiting
Boston, will find it for their interest to call and Sc
lect from the Largest and The Choicest stock of Rea
dy Made Clothing in the city, and at Prices thai
they will find Satisfactory
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Phelps TEusses and Abdominal
Supporters.
HNIIESE instruments are admitted by all who are
IL acquainted with them, to he the cheapest and
best now in use For sale by DIR. II. SPALDING,
BrattlelO.o
Also Doctor T. Cranes Spino Abdominal Sup
porter and BanniDg's Patent Lace ly29
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VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
v FURNITURE, CHINA AND IS WARE, TABLE
LINEN, HoliSESand PIlAETON &c. at AUCTlON-On
thursday, the 9th instant, O'Clock A. m shall sell,
at the residence of the Right Hon Richard Pakenhnn,.
munster nom the court Of st. Jqnes, on street. between
oth and ~ streets, hsvery superior furniture Nc all OF
which OF the best Kind and of made in England
and amongst which enumerated as follows; M = y
Two dozen solid rosewood chairs with cane seats and
hair cushions two SOFAS two card tables pier tables sor,
tables and window curtains to match 4 = 80
Two dozen mahogany chairs seats covered with morocco
Very handsome mahogany parlor chairs arm chars
and sofas covered with silk danask and window curtains
o match
Handsome tete -a.tetc sofa
Two dozen se.t dra ino.roon, chairs mamie,
and yoss,vood - . = - 80
Folr very large French plate pier glasses pier tnbles
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