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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-12

has never yet to our knowledge been
solved
sit stern on a rock while I'm raising
the wind,
When the storm IL abated I'm gentle
and kind,
] have kings at my feet who wait but
my nod
To kneel in the dust on the ground
have trod.
am seen by the world, and known By
the few
The Gentiles detest me--I'm pork to
the Jew.
never have spent but one night 10 the
dark,
Aud that was with Noah alone 10 the
ark.
My weight is three pounds, my length
is one mile,
And when Pm discovered yoti'll say
with a smile
That my first and my last are the best
of the isle. 80 = asa
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-12
MORALITIES.

o. There are men who maket use Of
their friends as they do of their clothes,
which they leave off, when they have worn
them out.
OF fthe best mans faults wero writ
ten on his forehead, il would make him
pull his hat over llis eyes.
OF The parent who wonld train child
the way he should go, should go the way
he would train the child.
01y- Give us dwelling amidst the eter.
nal roar of the ocean, or in the bow els Of
growing earthquake; but deliver ns from
the tongue that never tires, and the mouth
that is never shut.
6rT Life to the young, is fairy tale
just opened--to the old, il is a tale read
through ending with death.
f. 0~J- The rose prayed for gift, and the
genius gave il thorns. The rose wept un.
til it saw the antelope eating lilies,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-12

his protesta,ions. Unpractised as he was
IN the art ofarts, he was a poet and lover,
and he found words Of power on this oc-
casion, while the changing cheek and
fearful eye of the maiden betrayed the
emotion with which she heard him. For
a moment Hualco interpreted this softness
in his own favor; but the maiden, recov err
ing herself directly, shrank from him and
wrapping her veil about her, checked the
eloqnence of the prince, and left him hor
ror-s,ricken, with the fatal words, ~ am
tie betrothed of Maxtla!'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-12

0T The population Of the United
S ates. il appears, increases annually al
the rate of three per cent. sa ee 5-
THE following is an Eogiish Riddle tha,
has never yet TO cur knowlege been scledl
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-12
UNSOLVED RIDDLE.

The follow is an English Riddle that
has never yet to our knowledge been
solved.1
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-12
CONUNDR Ms,

Because HE CHARGE the MExicAN Writ
A TROOP OF HORSE wntcn THEY NEvER GOT.
DIviDERs.
He is A SOLiciToR.
ONE WAS GOVERNED BY DsSs, AND TnH
OTHER by NlGHfs.
TnEy REQUIRE HAab PRESSING.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-12

THE MAN OF THE WORLDS ADAICE.
lfyou are wise, just use your friend
Like a cider, say;
Suck him as long as you can draw,
Then throw the wrei ch away!
nT- Teal ducks are sold al Tampico at
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-12

REyoLvERs.-Thek New Haven Palla.
diun says that Mr.. Eli Whitnei, of that
place, Is now manufacturing one thousand
Colts revolving pistols for Goserrmept. ii
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-12

yfsir ii .n,a172 Gre 1aua s8s1e
-&.as u. Es slsa sts-. 8
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-11

"Emgrants coming out here ought to bring
every little valuable article they can conven-
ently get, particularly tolls and elbtking.-
They need not much, such as blankets, but
light wooden clothes, such as linseys, are COM
Portable in the rainy seasos; also seeds of diff
ferent kinds, good seed rice is wanting, the ma
tive seeds much degenerated: Persons having
money ,riH do i1eH to bring ii, for having this
valuable article man may buy something low,
and will thereby be in his own house or pIanta-
ton before he gets the fever: most persons
who acted thus, have done better than others.
When | came here | acted thus, and almost
can with propriety say that this has in meas
ure prevented my having much of the fever: 4
,cds perhaps SICK about three days In the first
tuo yearsi NV case however is an exception
TO fhe rule" IS 81 say from my heart,
that Liberia is the only country that know of
on earth that the unfortunate man of color can
be free and equal in: therefore am as happy
here as expect to be ON earth, and wish to
change it for no other.'' awe have per
feet peace with the native tribes around us:
they have fully acknowledged the superiority
of cilized man ; and are coming over to our
habits, although slow. Our principal hope is
in their children, many of which arc put with
MS, even as common domestics to learn our hah-
its, Sc. | am the SUP erintendent of the Sab
bath school of the----church at Monrovia.
1t would please you much to see how many of
the young natives are III attendance together
with our Children" sour chnrch here In Mon
rovia numbers near 200 members. You will
see in our statutes that the price for license
to sell ardent spirits is $500, which almost
amounts to full prohibition; Of GROCERIES, there
fore, we have not dramp shop in the place.
Religion is somewhat low at present bit the
membership seems to stand its own"
Prospecting the best time of year to arrive here,
other. However, those from the South any
season will suffice"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-11
Chinese Education and Litrature.

From ''Ten Thousand Things relating 10
CHINA and The Chinese" an exceedingly inter
esing work, descriptive of the objects in the
Chinese collection in I.ondon.)
THE education and itera are Of the ''Celes-
tIai Empire from, beyond comparison. the most
interesting and instructive point of view in
which the Chinese can be contemplated
We cannot, indeed, praise the kind of education
practised in China. The studies are confined
TO one UNMARRIED routine, and to deviate IN the
smallest degree from the prescribed track wouli
be regarded as something wors than mere &C.
centricty. Science properly Speaking is not
cultivated at all. There is no advancement. no
thirstlng after fresh achievements of knowledge,
no bold and prying Investigations into the mys-
teries of nature. Chemesttv, physiology, as
tfoaomy, AMI natural physiology, are therefore
at a low ebb. The structon given in their
schools is almost wholly of moral and politi-
cal complexion, being designed soley to teach
the subjects the empire their duties. With
in the allotted circle all are ed1eated, all must
be educated. According to Dir. Davis, stat
ute was in existence two thousand years ago,
which require that ev- cry town aud village
down even to few families, should have
common school; and one work, at date ante
rior to the Christian era, speaks of the s'anci-
ent system of Instruction."
A remarkable passage frurn the closing part
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-11

HIGHER.-A noble motto for young man.
higher. Never look down. Aim high-push
high-leap high. lfyou cannot reach the stars
you can have the satisfaction of drawing near
them. He who stands on an elevated position,
is sure to catch the first rays of the glorious sun.
So he who is always stepping up and reaching
up will first catch the favors and blessings of
heaven as they descend. There is no object on
which we gaze that gives us so much pleasure
as the upward and the continued progress in
moral culture and robust virtue of enterprisipg
young men. When chains of sloth are broken
the vision is clear-the heart buoyant, and the
affections and purposes strong; higher and still
higher objects will be gained, nobler purposes
be achieved, and sublime elevation attained
that will thrill with joy future generations, as
they march on the same glorious path.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-11

that my only chance of success against him was
for me to deal the first blow, and to make tina
blow effectual. And msde up my mind, to
leap upon him from the bed, and either bear
him TO the floor, and do him up, or perish in the
struggle. | was lying partly on my side
Slowly, and cautiously,I drew my feet up under
me ;and holding the bedciothes against my breast
as kind of shield, sprang right at his throat
with all the force could bring to bear. But
the rest is all blank. have no recollection
of what happened after that, until found my
self lying here upon the bed again."
During the progress of the mans narrative,
my suspicious of foul play began 10 give away:
and in their place, came emotions inexpressibly
ludicrous. 1t was plain that his imagination
was in highly excited state: and more than
suspected that this hayward faculty has misled
him; and that instead of attacking robber, he
had been trying to knock his own brains out
against the wall. The injury upon his head
was precisely such as he would be likely to re-
ceive upon this suppo ition. The money had
not been touched.
Mr.. Clark reported, ''that his folks were all
right" And on further examination, garment
was found, which, in the confusion incident to
snch scene, hal been thrown aside and disre-
garded: and which, it was now iecollectetl had
been left hanging against the wall at the foot
of the bed. The corner Of a ,rhite handker-
chief aras hsnging from lis pocket. And thus
the mystery of the apParition with knife in
its hand,' was explained.
II can't help feeling sorrow for the fellow,
said Mr.. Clark, as parted from him at the
door; shut if folks will make batterng rams of
their own curcasses, and knock their brains on,
against my plank walls, don't see how can
help it,
:'If it had net been for the Intervention of the
friendly coat" replied. ''the fellow would have
broken his head. AMI no mistake; but whether
lie could have dashed any brains out of it, may.
perhaps, be matter of some Doubt
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-11

GF@The late showers is said to haveseri
ously injured the wheat standing in the fields
A farmer told us on Monday that he had seen
wheat, not yet cut, which was taking second
growth; the heads had began to sprout.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
Ssptember 6.
9Boblfetler 2eDer-S -Stcbr.

o'o. 245 9lprb Ste Serase pterbalt Ger Sallorpbl,
..- .-. Vbilacelpbia.
Sofbua 81 Sob on, fplnfd,t en-.
rerbietiait bic Sfubmader, 70 rpie alle bic
in eielem Sad, banSeln, Su bsnahridltiaen,
oas sr lcebcn Elm pcGitiuciars enforcement
BON SebI' II Sbsr.9eber 9eofnet hat, ndn,r
lid, /: SemIod uuo @ihen seacrbtes SebGes
Der, beffdbtates eeoer, Sdldhtsr Soblen,
@cfhirr u. 3aum eeoer, WaIdiuen Strdps
BON porSii9lid,er Sualitdt ; War uno @rain
Sber 8ips 6albsfcae BON alien Arten !:
patentlsber Worccco eeiuin9s, II. {. 10 l.,
peld,rs atIes er beim @rceen unc 8leinen,
ncblfcil fir Saar9eIc ccer 9rprnften Sreoit
abIeBen piro.
91cpember s, nq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
{ E9lo.44.
"eaet cle 2Berfe lIb Ieltif priifen."
QBunpen fcnmem 9cbcilt
lU c r { c n =!

9Iae ent;inosute Wunecn fcnuen 9eheiIt
pernen, ole A.: SrennnH1, Terbriihuue, (3c.
! IrbnulIfe, Sdnittc, Nrclitrule, lletcrbBuns
aeu, anflpringenre Soduee, rpehc eippcu, per
brlthtc Sopfe, SaT,fluf, 9frtblauf, niche SIus
gen uno 9efd,t, susfahruug Der 5oaut, fen.
rt9e RbenmatismT5is giffger ccer aneeru
Sbieren furs. jeee slsI Wunrsn fonnsn ge'
heilt iperoen ourd,
SDufep'5 llniperiat Saltc, cher Wscis
fer bon Sd)merseu.
Diefe Salbe niro eiuiae qBunee ceer In.
pd6IihIid,feit bcilen, sleid,uief cb lte iulIrr,
lid, ODER inncrlid,, Die nnr etrd, iraeno tine
Saibc eccr einement 9eheilt ipereeu flnn
Sie in 6ie be(fe eincernug ron Shmfrsen
bic jeniaIS on ccn menfhIid,en Rcrrer as.
than pnrec. Wan fam fid immer barauf
pcrlaeen, odB fIe ale duferlidhe Gnfsiineun.
0en fpe9rdumt cecr iincert; ihre beilcnee
@taeniddften Nno uolIi9 pcllfemmcu es ilt
ein wiiIenid,aflidcr &ompeunc, etiien SJ.
fs pcn oem erifen &hemilfen in SImerfi her,
rllbrt. 9ieBte, eie init ibren Snsrecientei,
befannt llnc, empfetlcH Ge alIaemein, nnb
Die u6reerifen Qeute in Der @emeinbcit halls
ten oieielbe in ibren Gamilirn ale elm iuper,
ldsiNes Wittel fur ale slrten Nnuesn unb
iuhcrIiheu Selfpercen Gs in bic wobl,
fciilfe Salbe,-uno in cer 3ufammenfrBmnq
ibrsr Sn9reeienten pnrce bic groete BcrIGt
anaenencet.
Tie Seee unemrfneliden Sdrpcis iu be-
foreern curd, 8erifcpfurs Der ShneieIcher
Der Sodut init fetta sulammeu9cfeBten WU
fdlungcn, III rpuflIotl ldeherlid,. SuuerIid,e
Rranfheiten fonuen uiemoIs auf bisfe l8siIe
sebelt werben cine SaIbe fam nur aliein
iuiierlidAe Sranthsiten furircn. 1cufeD's
SaIbe, coer Weiifer pcn Sdmerien, in cie
iIdlerlfc uno ucllfcmmenlie bic jemalS lnbe,
reitct ipurbe Sic turirt jeoe Nrr 9Buuecus
cher duGerIide Sdiaosu, Die nur eutd, cine
2IufienanweHcnna su beilcu Gub. Sar Die
eincerun9 Der Sdnicrsen bci cbenan9sffihr'
ten 8efdneroen, hat fIe ibres g,Ieid,en uidtf.
lin 9eidwino, aeid,f uub nirflid, Guetldl'
nngen, Serrenfun9en, fenrigc HheumatiSm,
alte Wunoen, Sd,nitte, fteife @lieber, pedeH
i'm @efht, 9lusfahruna Der Naut, BlB bon
Sbieren, &c. Su heilen, fehlt fe niemaIs.--
S,lr bic mBerabItu @efiible, ourd, ben Cons
nsubrano i'm tparn,en Wetter perurfad1t, i(t
Ge Elm nufehlbares Wittel fnr3um fur ale
9lrteu Bunten uub 8eldmeroen geaen fpeb
DIE Elm folder grtifel gebraudt nirb, ffeht
iIe porsu9speiSe ale nicfsbleuo u. srprobt ea.
Saufenoe baben biefefbe bereits NIT Grfol9
9ebraud,t, uno seben ibr bas beife Cob Gle
acpint bic cffentlite @unff NIT eiuer Gd,neIs
ll9fet, Die Der bie,upor meciSinifd,en @e.
fd,ihte unbefannt it, glle bic IIs sebran.
den, empfehIen oieiclbe.
auf jseer Der ocu 9cufep's sdter llHi'
serial Gable, coer Wsiifer BON Sdmerjen,
befinpet fIt Der Tame BON 9. 9cufsp, NIT
fhwarsem Dinte auspencig anf BEN Tins
fd,lage Raufe feline Bcr obne fie hat biefe
unteridrift. Yreis % @ents bic Dor, ober
5 8oren fur l 1balcr. -...--sr
gu haben bel 9. Soufey. Spraeufe, q.
D., unb bel ieinen slsenten eucwis S&mint
uno Co., sllIentaun.
sunni l, 1S47. nalS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
Gs feblt mtemals :!
Or. @ulIen'Sinoianil6cs &rdutet

2r. NUIlen GtHClanllUcb SCaHler
Ndnaced.
pcrlcnen septaat NIT Sercfufa, 8inas'@ g.
oil, @aneer, @rnVpelas. alien Wuuoen, Ill
GERS, ODER irgsRo cine &ranfteit bic ourd, Die
llureinigtet bes 8luts entifcht fcllteu nidt
febIen Radfshenbes su lsien.
0elet 9efet! 0eIet!
Die llntsrjeidnete BADEN 5oerrn s a a I
Broofs, jr., III Der Rarftifraee, phila'
oelphia befudt, uno 9eben feine Gage ale eu
ne Der merfraroi9iten an, Die jc erbcrt purbe.
Seiuc 8ranfbeit mar Scrcf fu Ia, une
er hattie benfribeu fd,ou IL Sabre 9ehabt.--
Sein @aumen, Taie, ,Sbsriippe uno ber Ded'
eI oes redten auaes iiuo caeurf ser(fort
ipcrosn. Guri feine Gage il nift su beid,re'
ben. - =
slm 14Nn Sanuar, 1916, besaun er Tr.
@ntlens pdnaccd su nehmen, peldIes biz
Sfranfbeit in eini8cn Jaoen hemntte, uno felt
jener 3eft murbe es NIT jebem Gage uuunter.
brcden be(Ier Geues Ileiit, hat Die StcGe
Der Tdrben elnqenommen, nno feline e@eluue,
belt lit tpieber beraeffelt.
Soier fclaen bic Tdmen bon 20 rtlpeffab'
Zen Burger, oereu Ramen mir aber oerednse
ratb uid,t ge6en fonnen. Ddrunter bemtrf'
ten mir fclsenbe, Die siemlidb alIacmein in
eedIa @auntn befaunt fiuo: s. SO. Carr,
Se, 440 Icrc 8ierte Stroes, pbdabelpbtd,
y. VI. Wotsnpeber, Soerdusacber bes Ybi'
iiacelpbia cemccrateu, & .. Seaers, Ser
dns9eber Der "Sliue Srand,'' an Dcplcs.
tauH, uH6 Sie!e anoere 4amen, bic, speuu
man BET ben si9enten anruff, aerne auS nil.
fig aeseist tperoen.
Cine ansahI Certificate bon dn6eru SdlIen
tino ebenfaas bel ben a9rnten einsuieben
Jiid,t Elm cinii9er 8eriud purbe nod Bis
Der NIT oieiem panaced an cbi9eu Sranftst'
ten 9emadt ras nid,t 9ebcIfen hat. Sebr
bteIe patienten gebraud,en eie(e Meei,in jsst,
ano aae fino auf benz qBe9s Der 8eierung.
Gisfe pcrtrefflid,s WeSiiin iit beifolssnben
si9entcn Su erbaIten.
@rcB uno 6eiper, 9tllentaun.
Deter gcinp, Cation,
S. .. gombert Reabtns.
December 1. uaI1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
Sur s)latbriCbt.

Ter llntsrssidrete madt hermit bic sIn'
,eiae, oaB er ben Stcbr oes nerrn Gathan
@erman, in SsioeIbers Iaunfd,ip, eed,a
@ounfp, fdufltd an fd, sebradt hat, uno
cenfelbeu auf cine aus9ebehnte Grt fcrtbe'
trciben niro. Da er immsr pcu allen Cor
ten @hter auf Sdno unc bisfelbe 70
,poblfcil prrf1ufen niro ais tr9eno Elm dnee,
rer Stebrbalter i'm eanoe, 70 alaubt er auf
red,t ,ablrsidIeu 3uiprud, red,nsn su ebrfen
Rufet aifo an, uno betradhtet ieiu grocer
8orroth Waaren, uno ihr rpiro 9cipiB ielbit
,uecben. oas ibr nirsenospc fd6nere, beGe'
re uuo ncblfeiIere faufen fonut.
ale arten eanbssprcouften nirimt er i'm
austaufdb fir 9Baaren an, rpofnr er ben
hohfeH WarftpreiB erinubet.
6. &. Ws. &epner.
Tcuember %. nq3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
800 SSelcbnultg.

Ter llnterseihnete bietet hermit cbise
8eIchnun9 berieniacu psrfon an bic ibns
anset9eu fam, tper fit, unterffeht anf fsinenl
bol,ldnoe In eaneihmamm Zip Serfs Go,
9ieiffeden "a baden, hamt er nit ibni nadb
benaeauoesaefesen perfahrsn fam. Gisfe
;eitscmdee gluiei9e NJ hcffentIid, biureid,eno.
uno pirb ale oerartise 4erbred,en auf met
ncm ednce einifeqep, eaniit I'D, gliemanh In
lluseIeseubsitsn brinat.
- Billidm Srerlcr.
J1crpmbsr % s6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
Seillnrbett ! Gefllnpbett!
Ib bcm1on's
COMPOUND Snrup bon Sar II. Bocb
J2apbtbl
October 18.

Sas cnji5t srriTr Diittel fir sic l5eiluns her
0usjebruns, Qtfbma, Srrn6tis, Slutfrrirn fpebem
.Gols, S6msrjen in Der @cite rnp Sruif, Slaubu.
fen, Group, 6ires, sstrrtefhwsresn, tranttn 9ie.
rem, N. .r
Q5cn alien SrantBsiten bic in unferm Slima se.
frebnli ine if Feline 70 alISemein uno ;usIci tcot.
Iieter als bic 4usjsbrui9. Sn eiefem Sanee tf bic
rulmcnarfbr IusjrbrunS trtoneers cine @eBcI, unp
sebt utrr ras Sanc Slri6 eintm rrrbsrrrieen Gnsel
ilnp erlestt init untarmbtrjisrr I6ane bic ffdrten
unp tbrnfttn unfrrer STAGE. Dor oieftm tlettn jres
QnIfrsnsunStn i'm rirfe fbreflbr Sranfbrit ju brm.
men, frubtlrs,-alI pas mir nur anpenctn tcnn,
ten, 9tob ain teten MIR ur cine SiubernS Der Sci.
ben, unc cas serpiHt Sprtf9rsitsu mad rsm 9rats
stmas fainter gu ma6su.
Der Giscntblmer ersreift etfe 8slessnbeit ecm
putlitum tefanntj tjimadeu, auf freldbs 8rlune tint
3uttretunS b tfuset ib bic ltrfadben irariim bic
Seetnotn fe sctrothrn fcltcn, bamt Gin Seber rpl.
les 3ntrauen in fe ttrn fam. Seit ibrer erIfcn
Suterctuns hattie CT bas 9srsnisen ibre aliidIi6e
NeuItatrn in ricIen Sdllen 81 feben ater CT mar
rntftblrfn eiefelte Rem putlitum niht anjuticttn.
lis CT rrn ihrer 9iuetartet rclItcmmen iitcrieust
mar. Sa CT jett fcbf ttetsrjtusurs bat, 70 rfFts
rtrt CT ttttlte ais Oisl bic tires @leibtn nbt bat
In Der l,riluns ron pulmonarifbtr Qusjebruns unb
aneern alrihartistH srantbeittn taStt tctSsnrtS
fur Ii6 ftltlf irrettn:
"Sh bate 1bpmlpns Gcmrcunb @prur ptn Ear
mnb Q4ccs Nsrs.9a fet tiniser 3ett In meincr Ora.
ris ansewsneet, iine BABE es has ipirtfane D1tttl
seflnern, afs idb teinals In ausiebrtntsn SSilltn
Sbrcnifter Satdrrb ,e. setraubt 100 srpse Srrtta.
tiiitat, nit S9mdabeif Der pulmrnarif1tn Grsantn
sritirte. Ole 8eGbirinesteit NIT ber ie prsritt, mo
&nStrnt9ttit rfer Druid erIfirt, TIT febr ju iGrti
8unifen, ;ctther hapur@ festeit atsebplftn ipise.
"Sn rulmcnariIcbtr aus,sbruHs tann (it nit Der.
traiien sttraut fpereen uic i tstradtt e ais tint
Olebi,n unb III te aufnsrtfmtett ron Aerjten wcbI
wIreiS.
W2. Chambers, W. 9.
Sit rtise D1teJin pirb nur tti Hnsntp If. Did.
(cn, 81 o. Gde rtr 5tefl iinb @pruct Sf. pbilaetl.
pbia jutertitt Gne IN ~ bottn tei 8rcs unb Sci.
ser, Aasntann Gnsfan6 unp Dat 10aatt. sitabins
nne Deter pcmp, Cation, 70 tpie lei aictrn ffpet.
tateln Arptbetern i'm aGstmentn.
prtis so GeHts, reer 81 tit SctteE .euta Cad
pcr SaadatmunStn.
9lcremter /. natr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
Doctor guaen's

Nr6nets Wftttei 9e9en SrdntDetfen DER
Srauen3inmer.
Diele WebiSin. iprid,t fir I'D, ieIbff, unb
fcllte in jeoer Sdmifie an9etrrfen rpercen
fonnen. @ebraud,e fte etnmal un6 ou tpirit
oih fur feline beGere umieben.
DieIe Weoi;in III su baben, BEL @rce uno
&eiper, AIIentaun, peter pcmp, Cation, s.
0. eombert, gieacin9, uuo @drtin eus, Sar'
risbur9.
December L. nq1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
Saplcr lttto fetne Generdle,

Mh einem oolcn Scridt ibrsr peridiebe,
r,en Sd,iddsteu in Mrrifo-ebsufals Die Sc.
fd,id,te pcU Werifo uuc ibrcn Sarieaern bic
,nr ies;aen 3eit NIT abbiiounscn, im Der eng,
iifd,en Sprade, tpchIfeil ,u babtu i'm Bud,
ifpbr upg ~
@rce mel Reirer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
Ontts ltnS 0Otte
Sur6 pripat S0anoel an perfaufen.

Nnrb pripat Sanoel su perfaufen.
q Der llnteritriebene bietet hermit curd,
pripat Sanoel gum 8erfauf an,
Hu Gin SauS uno 2otte @runo,
9eIesen auf Der speftlid,en Seite Der gBalIer.
Sfraee, Der Staot Aqeutauu, grdnicno noro'
lid, an zine Qotte ees Oeinrid, Norman, 6ifs
lid, an Die lBafer' StraBe, fnoiid, an cine
Cote Der @atbarina gcnemahcr, uuo fpeif.
lif an cine 6FenHid,e Nacp, entbalteno SO
Sn8 IN Der Trcnt uuo $50 SuB in Der 1iefe,
tporuaf errid,tet lit
- Gin ooppelteS slpeiffOfi9es
E:;:Hs tafffeinernes ISobnbauS,
~ 80 bel 80 Sus. Elm ansebanter ncu'
er Nrdmid,ap, bcquem fur ir9cno Elm @es
fhdft BARN ;u bctreibeu, Elm pr6hti9er Statl
anc icnff9e alufsngebduoe, 70 rpe cine @is
fferne udbe am Naufe. Die ectte III in gu.
ter Srouuna uno nit allerlei Sbf perlehen
DaS 6aus III 70 eingsridtet oaniit spci ga.
milien beauem oarin wohnsn fonnsn, nno
fam pertbcilt perfauft nerbsu, pis ss 8dn'
fer am ftidlid fen lein mag
9Beaen Dem Rdteren beIisbe man bel ocm
ulnierftriebenen, Der barauf nobnt, ansuru.
fen, ipS man Die Seciuauusen susIeid srA
fabren fam.
s Srieoeri6 Nalter.
Scoembcr %. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
Oppeu,ter 90,
.0ltcrm febct bier

Srn6t miro Uerlan9t!
llnterseid,uste geben hiercurh Rad,riti,
oaB Te oae befannte "Sreie s. a u n
@eb duoe,' am fiio 6iflihcn @de Der
9Inn uno 9Inorem' 'Sraeen, rprld,e fId, am
ncro. .fpeGtlid,en @noe Der Stabt 9IlGsntaun
treu,cn, fdufld, an I'D, 9rbracbt, uno oaTels
be 5u siuem pertrefHid,en Stohrbnule rm9e.
dn6ert haben wrfeIbif de nun bcreit Guo,
inter Der Sirma ucn . 10, Soas II. So
ale Nrten 8ctraice, als
QSatSen, Io99en, QSell6fcrn, Safcr.
u. 10.
in grocer Auintitdt einiunchmeu, wcfiir ite
unabmeiflid,, su dlIcn 3eiten, ocn allerh6d,'
fen Warftprcs in baorem @slce besahlen
tperoen. Gut founen oicjeniden bic lIe NIT
ibrer 8uuolhaft beehren polIsn, in benz CUR
Druderci oes "Qsd,a patriofen" eeh6renoen
Suhftobr nufpreden, a0no INNER elmer Der
Sirma iu9rqeu iein rpiro, uno wc1elbif aDe
ssrplnfd,te @rfaue9un9en ein9csc9en rer'
ben t6nnen.
9IIs neue sIufdnoer hoffeu Ie nuf itren
Gheil Der @uuft osS pnbIifums, Die iIe on'
ourd, su bebdItcn uno ocrmehrcn iId, tcmii.
hen percen, eas iIe fld sifri9It iu bcifrebcn
9eoenfen, cinen jcocn Der bel linen aulpre
6en mag, poatcmmsn su befrieoise..
.... .. CSacDb Sie,
eSacob .. Yca2t
0feuben 9utb.
Ssptember g. nqbu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
SfciilfOblell.

Die tluter;eidueteu babeu ieet, uuo 9e'
oenfen immsr ouf 6ano ~ balteu, eiHe gro,
ee 6uautitdt SteinfchIen, bon allen Senen'
nungen, Die he an ben nieori9ffen preieer
uerfaufen perbcn.
Sis, SoaS tno 60.
a[rcnldnu, Sctcter III, rqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
0alenOer fir 1848.

Calender fur bns Sabr la4S, Nub fcrbrn
srbaIten pcroeu uno beim @roeen uub Slri.
nsn ftbr biGis iu perfdufsn, an cem Bud.
ifobr BON ra
G,rps uno 6eipfr.