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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
RLcAp,rrL.r.ox.

So far as heard from, the political character
Of The members Of the House OF Delegates is
as follows. compared with las, year, exhibit
ing a " ii9 gan g.:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

BRIDGE OVER THE OHIo.-The Baltimore
Patriot asks us 10 state whether the bridge TO
be erected over The Ohio at this point will be
sGi,icnni 10 accommodate railroad cars. We
reply unhesitatngly. upon our personal res
possibility. that i; VIII be ample for that pur.
pose. The structure will BIZ equal to the hest
Of acqueducis, one of which is over the Ale
gheny for the use Of the canal. and two are
now being erected in New York. for the Hud-
son canal and coal company, where much
more severe tests are applied than can be by
railroad cars. There is also a work OF the
same kind under contract for The express use
Of railroads. below the falls Of Niagara. We
may further. properly. remark that this is the
only point between piusburg and Cincinnati
where bridge can b. erected. adapted 10 the
use Of railroads. and at the same time be NO
obstruction 10 steamboat navigation OF lheuy
or The eastern b-nk here is bluff "a feet rom
The bed OF the river. the Island shore Is ~ ieei'
the Ohio shore furnishing further rae rom
the west bank OF the island. SO that by raising
the island road from 10 TO 50 ieei, tae grace
would nut exceed 40 feet TO the mile.
The bridge over the west channel y erfc,ed
with room for railway, but 4 "ooden
structure with a roof, not well cacuia'eu 10
stand the engine pipes. Wemsy TURNER e
mark that the funds have all been secured,
and the work will promptly 10 on. 70 con''ar !,
in six weeks. and completion "aniu 40
months.--W Wheeling 1imss-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

LAxpHo LpERs--lt was openly stated 10
Parlamen, that very large numbers OF IRISH
landed proprietors. resident and non resident
have never contributed half penny to the re-
lief Of the poor starving people This IS bad
government indeed. A very heavy poor tax
should be imposed specially on heiT lands and
personal properly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

G1~The Lecture 10 be delivered before the
MauiEsburg Literary Association this evening,
is unayotably postponed unnl further notice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
REPORTED Foa TIE GAZETTE.
LiIsSRANf ASSOCi-

AkspNs
The 7th Lecture before the Association, was
delivered by The Rev. JAS. CHISHOLM, upon
the origin Of the Subterranean Galleries be-
meath the City OF Rome--generaliy known as
he Catacombs.
The rapid advancement; Of the Imperial CT
ty in power. luxury and ma.nifcence, and its
cunSt quent increase in wealth and extent. are
supposed 10 have bern the origin Of these won
derul exeayaluns-as The volcanic sandy rock
composing the subSiiaLm Vi tie Campagna
upon which the City stands, was found adu.i
rab'y adapted for building purposes,
10 these Galleries the early followers Of
Christ in Rome were driven for safety and re-
iuse. 10 them, alone, could hey worship
without fear and molesia;;on according TO tue
prOmFiings OF their hearts and cousclences,
and. Tor generations. while the rage Of persr-
cu,on stalked forth. enjoy. amid their grave
/ Ike gloom, that liberation which dwe!i not up
on the face Of the earth. Around these dreary
ahodes OF the carly Christians which now stand
Ia faithful record OF the trials ola prosecuted
CAuieh-the lecturer did not fail to throw a
charm Of more than passing interest; and the
contrast Grawn between The dazzling grandeur
OF Rome, which sal like a Queen upon Aer
seven hills, and the infant nome beneath l. r
itc,, was mosi marked. Above were
''fraiPcs, ps'Ac".,
Cal u NJ q, BIS e"rhahu,u aqa,duts
An ~ he sIu'' aha z! .d. ioi ins t!,n,
hb.is. Vh s.-Ht al .,cH hish owe. b. All
Aud :" toe crn,rr, Ink. Il turnlug sua
The i,Dretia, cay
While below-'sr in the depths OF the Gaia
comhs--was the infan, Christia, Rome--re-
pressed by persecution and weighed down BY
poverty and ,r!buaiicn, sc; wiiha preparing
Ike gan, 10 arse and run its couIse OF y.cio-
~.
i is wei. for US now orccur to periods Ike
these. anJ reflect tia, even in tilesc DAMP and
epuiehra-geuea,s, dawned iha, day. whose
glorious sGnlgh now gladtcnS tie i.arIh.
The lecture of Mr. c. has tui a,,vei 10 our
conviction ofiae ABILITY Of popular lectures,
and the importance Of not permitting objects
Ike those held in view by The Association. to
be unatianed. II.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
Va A gsVENeasUW G. va.

THE ELECTIONS.
Although il is impossible az get. TO aseer-
tain the political complexion Of the staie. from
the returns received. enough il known, 10 af-
ford the most cheering evidences Of the waDe
Of I.ocofoeoism in Virginia. The election Of
Mess-s. BORIS, DoLi,so, GoooIr and PES-
II Eros 10 certain, while wo have good reason
20 hope tina, Messrs- layEac and PaEsres have
also succeeded MIR Wars has run his CON-
psutor 10 the throailash, in The Norfolk Dis
trist Mr.. McDowEIL is returned BY great
" diminished majority over his gallant com
peiitor, Col Gsay from the "Tentl Legion"
and in his Disirie.. srhieh in 1874 gaze Mr..
Polk aiejority # oeu 700, Mr.. Bsdin-
ger tseis Mr.. Kennedy By less than 300 ,o'e'i
Had the Wings in other part. Of this District
been fully AWAKE OF the ex,en, Of the indfcr
tncc ofihe msssss or The opposite party TO the
success Of ro.kery and the necessity .or active
exertion, the l0;h District would have added
another worthy name 10 the list Of Virginia
Wings in the next Congress, We are led to
believe lhai the unfortunate split in the Wing
party in this County, was the means Of keep
Ing rnnny Wing votes from the polls, and
bringing gu, the I.ocofoco strength bu' never.
the.ess. Berkeley has doae well, laving APP
preached very nearly to MIR. CLay's majority
IL IA. The Wings of Jefferson and Freder-
lck have gained an euvable reputation in this
contest, whilst IIampshire Morgan end Clarke
have, we fear, 'los thelt c!ngs."
Our talented and iudelatgabie candidate.
Mr.. EES.RpY, deserves the thanks of the
Wigs no, only of,he Disuie,. bus Of the State,
cor exeitcns which will tell 10 future struggles
fer the Supremacy Of conservative principles.
tJ-Since the above was in type, we have
received intelligence Of the defeat OF Messrs.
Toll;rg and Irving, and heeection Of Messrs.
Ctggin and Preston. We have 10 reliable
returns fem several ofhc counties in this
district. tt, Etd;Is n's nsicrly viii rot ex-
coed go
Preston leads Chapman, in the Montgone
~ district, so far, about 500 votes. All the
Counties are heard from, except Botetourt
and Monroe whisaonno' alter thertsul',
We make the following summary Of the re.
turns as far Us heard from -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

THE PoroNAc FIsHERIEs. at various points
along the river and on both sides OF It. have
yielded very abundanIly within the last few
DAYS, so as TO cause great reduction IN the
price Of siad and herring from our last quota.
ton. On Friday, at the fishing landings be-
tween Indian Head and Quan'Ico Geek. slIad
were selirg al S. per hundred and herrlngs at
S. per thousand. but sales al these prices were
consequently slow We have convsIsed with
citizen who has spent few days at the fish
cries near Qnantico Creek. and he reports that,
on Thursday and Friday last until noon,
(when gust arose and high wind sprung
up from the northeast. causing cold weaiher,)
the hauls Of shaI AMI herring a, Cockpit POINT,
Wilson'S Landing. and on the opposite lana.
ings were abundant and encouraging. On
Friday and Saturday The bauis made at me
former point were NO, so good; but at other
roints, both above and below. fish was quite
abundant, and number OF boats were loaded
anu sent off to Alexandra and Geofgelown-
since the arrival OF these boats shad and her
ring have fallen considerably in price, and are
still on ire decline. One OF our merchants re-
ports that The prices Of shad and herring q,
Alexandra Yesterday were. for herring $3.50
to So per thousand. and fnr shad $i.75 10 s..
SO per huadred.--.Nat. Int april II.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

WHAr Is GEs TAYLOR I'VE have u from
good authority, that Gen. TAYLOR has not vo-
ted for MANY years. He. however, stated af.
Ter the last Presidential election, that il he had
voted at all. il would have been for HIxRr
CLAY--bui this. we presume, more from per-
.onal than party considerations. We were
well convinced that tn General does moi call
himself Wing, nor wish TO be called SO,
however anxious some NAV be TO iasten this
appelaton upon him. though al the hazard O!
his election.--.E T. Journal Of Conmerce.
1t is probable that Gen. TAYLOR has no,
done mach voting for several years. Busy in
the Florida war. and actively engaged on the
Mexican frontiers. and ~ Mexico. II would be
difficult Tor him TO go nome 10 election. -
Almost every boay knows that he would have
voted Tor b1ssY CLAY; but why should he
have, axains. ais fixed principles. and against
the. administration under which ne held his
COMMISSION, voted ne.rly to CRAFTY per
sonal feeling. we cannot guess; on why any
body else should presume such an uncandid
movement, we do not know.
However well the editors may be convinced
that Gen. TAYLOR does mot call himself a
Wing. nor VISA 10 he called 50, W are salts.
fed that within .forty days, Gen. TAYLoa has
said 10 gentleman about to leave fol the Uni-
tel States. Never mind what they say; | tell
you and you may tel them If you choose, |
am Wing and ifihey have any doubt about
i, after that. tell them am Clay Wing. ~
Phil. u. S. Ga:e!ls.
To the same purpose speaks the New York
Courier and Enquirer:
I'VE speak advisedy. when we say that in
recent letter. after naming Mr.. Clay, CIR
rENpEs. I'd other distinguished Wings. whom
he (Gen. T.YLoR) would much preier seeing
IN the Presidential char. he proceeds 10 say.
lhal he has always been a snl'iier---always the
servant Of the people--and that he has on all
occasions endeayored 10 discharge the duties
Of every station in which he has found HIM
self II would be afirctatlon, ne adds, 10 talk
Of declining the Presidency # offered to him;
and that in whatever station il may please his
counlryinen hereafter 10 place him, he can on
" promise that as heretofore, he will endea-
vor to do his duty and meet their reasonable
expectations.
"A friend in Washington. who is well ad-
vised OF what taxes place. informs US, That
there is in the War Departmental letter from
Gen. TAYLOR, dated the day before the battle
of Buena Vista. in which he rerie,rs the r.oie
conduct of The administration to,rdrds him, in a
way which must have caused no little excite
ment al the White House: VIII the editor
Of the Union rnlghien US upon the subject r.
VIII he no, induce the SECRETARY Of War to
furnish copy forpublcaton7"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

an.n FrF,;s B yA.'AmsUsL1.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

''irmPies, ps'Ac'.,
TAI u ~ ~ bt e"rhuid,ut ~, aqm du -
An ~ he slu' sna z 'd Ieiibs t!,n,
i.i'uts, "a t.-ht al a,cT hish rvr b. AL
Aud ." toe crn'rr, nike Il turnlug sua
The Imperial, cay,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06
acinc Sur, Feline SSc,oblur,o

@uGeu's Suoianild,ss Srdutcr.
nttitcl-ucrlIdert ,u beilen, Deer bas @eIe
fol- ipieoer suriid erfattet tpcreen. OieGr
WteiSn ii subereitet aus ein,m iuoiaulchem
9ieSept, rpelhes BON eiHem Snbinncr I'M fer,
nen Wciteu an 9rcecn 5fcifen erbaltcn ipur.
be. Scd,e bic nit ZEN rSuoidner befaunt
lparen, piiIeu, bae iIe Die 9ufffeud,c furiren
f6nneu ntb,ipirfIid1 thuu, pbns bic 8ermitt.
lung pcn Rerfur, Salfam, ooer icnlf ir9cne
etpa6 Oct sIrt. Eie eeipenhrn haben iesi
cine Gjelrseubeit furirt peroen Al f6nueu,
cbne bic @cfobr bon Werfur peer mieriasu
@ebralidi non Salfam. DieIe Mceisin in
Dem @eidlmaf an9enebm. uue Iaet feinen
Serud, ec5 9lthcms surild.
1Sti9e ftiBbare Weei;in III gu babeu
N Dem Snbfrbr ben u. @ub uno So. IL
2llIntanu. go r,-s5f - ~.
Wir3 9. 19i7. a.. rfgs sno1n,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06
oeben /! 9eben =, 0eten III

"2tlts was ter 0Oienft tstitt fpirte tr fur ftin
stten aeten," 70 finptn mir es aufsrtitbnet in ben
attcrtbhnlltt(en unb teffcn Shdbern, ater ba mir
Iauienee ertliden bic an Oct aas,ebruns, Group
.6utfcn, astDma 8rrndtis, Sluttpeitn, tinp auffrn
pumrnariftben Sefbnereen tferten, c finb mir rers
letct bic 8iAtsteit Der ctisen Qusfasc 10 tejmeis
fcn, tecnecrs ta es tetannt 1T has en i6trts Dlits
tel ertaltrn perbtn fam, wehss piecn Srantbeten
Sbranten ftet. H.
Or. Sapne's Grreetnrant fcblt nienals tineeruns
10 ptrfbatn, tino turrt ae arcere Diittel ftbl.
sefbfasen baten. Dies tann unb irurbe in tau(ens
ben Salen triristtn, no rerlte raritale &uren be-
,pirtftaist BAT tabetm Der pa,ient alien ftinen
iSrcunten unp Qer,ten aufge9eten ipprpen irar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06
0robe QBunper
III BEN 9leu.9lorf Stphr,

2aet ocnuern bic 5faucneu Idut,
Die 3rcmmelu fhatIen hcG,
Sc ipiro Gd, freuen maud,e Sraut
Durh bas, ipas td ersdhl .......
8om 9teuDcr fStobr in bieler StaSt,
Der tauieno fd6ne Number bat.
Bon trcd' men Wdaren aller 9lrt
Tinbet ibr eine 9luspabl bier .s.-
llnb alI' 1T gut unb gang part
Cics 9Ianbet, Sreunee, nnr..
Ca 9ibt es 2ilder, brett uno fhmaf,
llno d, D II ilno ile audi allSumal.
@ropats ftnb bier, uno @clIars audi,
llub QHelfen fpuuoerfd6n,
Die Wot life Ibeit 1T infer 8raud,
Gies milBt ibr feIbif gcffeben.
8 ! Sdoies, ihr ! fommt MIR herein
gei uns Wirb ibr 9leid Sufrieoen fein.
Scn bier ~ spansig @ents fault ibr
@attune fir Elm id,Gnes 6leio,
Werinces frieet ihr audi fhcn bier,
@nr feline uuo "nrt'' brett,
Sltpaccas, Shawls, DC qaine. gar fdl6n
Sino tci benz llhler Ii. Waaner al su feb'n.
edtpus, @ingbams, uuo 5itferu fein,
!f6nnt ibr in Wenae fcheu, ~
GA, all rpas fd6u 1T miro bier feint
chr brandt nidt rpetter qehn:
Joirr babt ibr'6 fir een holben preis,
Gn roth unb 9cIb, IN idpars nno welB.
Drum ruff nur friid, tei llhler II. Wa9nsr at
@6 miro eud nid,t gercucn
Der Geutfhc nno Der @nQlifd,' Wann
g8irb ffetS millfommcn fein
Shr eieies ! fclnmet nl' herein
Diit uns miro ihr sufrirocu feiu.
2Ilentaun, sunni 30. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06
cSapne's Sanatipe DifIen.

etalcib uittt tmffrblrn dis cine aflsentint "Sar
aGes," battn fidb eennrd ale sic teen ron alien an.
bern tripefen, tefcnetrs IN seter 9eftrerhen une
0psperia nm prnn tir in 9crtnruns NIT frneiu
Irnie 8crmifuSe pber alteratpc setratbt rerhcn,
merrcn ie niht einma aus bnnecrt ftGftn cine rers
mancntr Sur Su ma6rn.
Gtcnfa(ts Sapnr's Garminatirt, Gin nitftbfen'
ets Olittel fur SeitfAmerjer, GbcIie, 'e.
2uttreittt nur tei Or. Sapnc, pblatttrbia, unb
lit ,u baten lei ". @ utb une Co., une submit q
Smttb, 2lllentaun unr Smpn Sau, 8cttle.
bcm. .. #...-. .... #.
Sun 20. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06
SObst SScSoncs
Stlber Dlattrer in Ser Stoot 9lllens
taltr.

Stlber Ylatirer in ber Staot 9tlIens
talttt.
8ittet I'm @rlaubuie ieinen Sreunbcu, 70
rpie eiuem 9eehrten Yublifum ansuseigen, oae
er feine QSerfftdte bon Der Union Giraffe,
mad, Der SNamiltcu Snaee, in Der Staot 9H
lentaun, uno slpar bic ndd,te hire su SEQ.
Stein's uhrmad,erei, uerle9t bat, alltpp er
lId min in ben S:ano qeieBt bat, alle 9irbei'
ten Die in fein Tadl einftIaqen, auf Die bette,
fh0nfe unb 9efd,minbeite WeiIe, unb an ben
alIcrniecri9ffen preiien su oerferti9en.
Sn 3uias ~ obiarm @efhdft bat er ncus
LID Elm portref1ides 9Iifertiment
Satt(ers0artez9Saaren
oon alien 8enennun9en, ols 3: Sanos, Gam.
pen, II, {. no, fur 6utfheumnder, sufaiitcn
NIT elmer 8erfhicoenbeit BON SdncD narten'
,paaren, erhatten, bic CT wirfIid, ale febr
billig perfaufen niro. 9lufet an, urtheilt
fur @ud) felbif, unb Sbr mercet guh balc
iibersen9t baben, caB bel ibm Der Srt in, I'M
wobIfeiI gu faufen.
@r 1T banfbar fir ollbereits gencGene
8unofd,aft, Ii. tuirb I'D, bieieibe eurh piiuft'
lihe 2Ibnartun9 feiner 9eidIdfte immerbiu
III Uermehren fuden.
9Illentnun, sunni 30. nq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06
qbttap. S(6rtfteteGeret.

Die unterSeidneien benddrd,tiacn ehrcr,
eteti9ffs Druder unb 2lHoers, eas lie beIfdns
Gig ibrem 9lficrtement ieeer Nrt bon einfos
den nno fdncp Sdlriiter, 8crSers, Srna.
ments, tc. &c, einen 3i,Idg teifiiaen uub ea
fls neulldl 9reBe 8erbefTeuiu9en i'm @jieser
9en1ad)t bdben, 70 fIne iTe i'm Stanbe eiueu
beheren grtifel Su gcben ale ucrber, uno an
tebr berabsefesten preifen. Sbr 9Iffcrtement
bon Sob, uno SdneDs Sd,riften nnb BORDERS
tncct ietn 9leidniB nidlt IN etcfcm 9anor,
auo ite peroen feiuc 6eiirn fdheucn cemlels
ben ecn 3ett ;u 5sit jcres Sddslide beisn.
ffi9en.
Sle halten betdnoi9 Crufcr, ,preiIeu ieber
sltt auf Sane, ipie aidl Crudeiufe, RaGtcn,
s9dhmen, unc lcnf .oGes mas ,u einrr Dru'
drrrei 9ehort, tpetde 9trfifcl 1Ie auf 70 an.
frbmbare Seeinaun9en anbietcn als einio
aueeres @tabliiiement.
3meite sodno prctfcu uno Gdriften bic
fur Sterecfppen benuet purecn, fnb INNER
auf SoanS uno DebIfeil gu babeH.
: @rcbebnd,ern tpsrben foIden Cradern III,
9etdidt bic .sfdnfs ;i MAIDEN paufder.
%. S.-gldsr, panipMcts, O1uff, D2c.
figa's sluTfifInaen. 9lprthefcr eibeIs, gaut
9teteii, ehefe, &c. pereen auf cine pprshoIi.
sa.s 9Bsife 9eiterrcfppcc.
s-e g. cSebnfcn rHc So.
&c. 6 Gsprge 81, philadelphia.
1pr'i u. uq3 %
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06
Cte Stdate-Saren.
9tu Die Sar GolIeftoren uno Sar,Se.
IL aahler Don ged1 &auntn.

Snrtm rirls Ginrrbner rrn {sha Gatintp rtu
9Runh 9tauBtrt haten. tbrrn Staats Ear i'm Satltt
nes ftinfti9en Ofcndts atjutejablrn nrnu Ger eard
cas- 8eftt teifmmte atius otm SartsjabIer na6gct
laitu pcrre, ifatt ecn Gantp, fr battn tit 9aintp
ecmmiBcnrrs tieb cntfblcfTsn nnr cic rtrtbieetner
9cllettrren autbpriiirt, jeetm 8Hrasr etr ttineH
Staatss1ar ;mthrn icet une bem 24tten Stuff nab,
tfcns, tejahlt. fnnf prr;ent an remftttn uahjulaf
fen IN Ger Grnarttins jrSrb, haB Sertr rer eb zen
atjas ,u Sauten nattt, sci6jeits ftinsn Gauntp.
5ar attrascn rirh.
Die 9cllcttcren rcn etn faunfbipe Cttr.Gdu
con, Salturs, -6annrrcr, 0lcrcs 2BDritbaa, eipel,
eera, spnn iHc sr,rbiII; batrn tb am 26Iten Suli,
tet eem Sttaemrilter rn,ufinren, INN lire GinnaB.
men jn tcrlbti9tii-IInb nie hen SattnItbirs q.
2sbeitba, 9lrrtbanrtcn, 2eeiGenturg, otrr. .0olil.
cre, Dter rtne 9lreer Macnn9ie tlne ptr Start III
ientaun am 27tfeu Suli.
Der Sebaemritter bat 8cftbltent frrmrrn 9lctcn
FIR 1arrn anluncbmen. Die Selertereu tclietrn icb
rarnaf iu ridbteH. aa
duff Sefrbf Der @rarc. .
SeTe W. Cine, Cdr.
SUM 90. na3,n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06
Qmertfal1ii it6es Setlmtttel.
Sbomipns Sprup bon 8bcers unb
SOols,Napbta.

llntrr allen WiitteIn, Die in cen festen Sab,
ren 9c9en un9enidfpinoiud,t, @rfdltuuq,
Guffcu, 9i6tbmd, Srcud,itis, Seitcnfhmcrs
gen une ale 1unaens, nals' nuo Brulffraufs
beiten 9ebrdudt fIub, bat iIdl fciues 70 iIdltr
uno teipahrt gcfnneen, als eae cbi9e. Sc lit
pirflid, Elm uupergfeid,ldes Wittei. Die
Scilfraft ee6 Cheers, Die in 2unaenfranf.
hetten altQemciu anerfdunt III. psrbintet es
nit Den 9Brfunqeu Ger meiifcu tcnildeu 8es
gctnbiEieu, 70 baB es fir Die benonteuSronf.
hetsn bas te(te unc Elm unfeblbares Iittcf
at9bt.
8crSiiaIide Grrste haben es empfcbfen.-
eiest nur eas frlaeuoe 3euaniB, ces Hcetor
Sung, eee emtneuten 9lu9euarstes.
pbilarelFtia, BEN sten Sanuar 1s47.
giad,tem id, IN mciner praris fofpobl als
in meiuer Samile 5bomlens sufammeuaes
fcgtcn SDrup bon Cheer. uno SpIsnapbta
9cbraudt bote, tebaurte ih cbne 3aueeru,
eae es Die bette eerortige MeoiSin III fur qeu,
te, 0ie al Sd'mineiudt, Souffen, @rfdltnug,
Srnit' unc Soalsfranfhcitcn leteen
SO N q ouua, R. Q.
D. l52 SPrnesitrabs.
Schr punbrrbare Sur Y1ad, elmer @rs
fiItrna Dor bier c5ahren brhieIt it, eitra lds
lfigen S.ufien. 9Gas idb bel Der ununertro,
deueu Scrteauer eicfe6 cuifens lit an
Shwddhe, 8rulffhmersen, Gad,tlhweieeu,
9lthembeidlnereen &c, feine Sprahe fam
e6 befd,rsiten. @ele9entIider 9uswurf ees
@iters crIeidterfe meinen 3uffano, aber per.
mebrten meme Snrht, ea er tluti9e Streb
fen enthieIt. .
Die gehanbIung Der sIcrste uno ibre aIs
niitlitb fmpfcblenen Wttel blieben cbne @r,
fola, 70 bas i'd, meinen fall ats uubsiltar
aufah. Gcd augeuebme @nttdufd,unq -
Drei Wcden 9ebrdudte ih 1bcmfcns sris
fammen9efreteu Sprup, uno fiete ba ! mad,
elmer Slaid,e ber9iu9 mein Sculten unb i'd,
fnbIte mid, eritdrft; nad pe,tereni @ebraD
die 1T, meiner lleberSeu9nug nad, mein lles
bel 9ebcben uno nit Der WnrSeI aus9ercttet.
R. earnep, 242 9. Ute Str.
gu baben bel 2Iu9neY uno Diffou, Sfcrbs
Off @de Der STEM nne Spruee, pbilao., une
bel H. @uth uno Comp. sllIentaun.
prei8 Der 9roeen @cttcln 81, cher fur
s5 Siitct gud) Dor Tadabmung.
Mdi1L na1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06
q It Sd lltter.

Cine Q8rhltbat fir 0fitttr inb fire &inttr-fc(.
Dies mfsrn S6erlnan's 9furm. $r,engcs mabrlih
9enannt irtrhcn, nrtm ie tauftner ron Gincern rcu
cinem frh;tti9rn brat 9cretttt baten, le bas Scr;
Der Olutsr NIT Srcube erfultcli, naebeem tic terc
6cfnuns rcr 8eleitn9 ibrrs &iroes aufgrgetrn bat.
tr. Tim mtnn man tctrntt raB 2eurmrr tailItntr
rrn Sinrtrn i6brlih ;crttrcp, iltlb eftit ttrla6t
nbt in 3wtitsl 9cjr8en ipre tinr rbem es trfai,ut
1T naErtrte nges ctn ilbtres Dlttel 1T rtsIclte3n
jerfottn uAv5H eertreiten, 70 mug es arpiR cinef
ieeen Samlie eas .6erj init Srrure crfttn tpenn e
bic 2tntinri9uns ener telbsn QScblfbat rtrtimnt.
s9itt nr alein 1T bic Suterrun9 fur Q8Hrmrr gut
ferrern feline -oufen $pict9es batcn aud Die ftb(inn
fen Sallen ron 2erfatuns furirt, mic aud 2(lls.
jepruns, nr 3cffnung rrfbmunoen unb 2cr;wcifrs
lung ilteraIl lidbttar mar. QBr tne .trfauut init
rcrfbitbrncn Sden ron ipunrertarrn Surrn, tnc
lcpfsr ris anfnrrttdmfet ncs 9la6frasrr6 auf Or
S6crman's 9amrptt rrn Ntrrn. Sic GGnrbcr
$ciCn5es tprirrn Scrhrcb in filnf Mnuttn, It. snt
ftrnen alls .6r;tlorftn, nerrfft Sefbmtrben unr
Srainpf Srs armtn Oianne's phatter lit outTer
3wcifl has tetIldrfcnpe pfatttr in her 2Belt 2Bir
ratben alien SeiheHeen an Die Sutefcihna res Sce.
tors anjumenren, mifTenb fab e in ibrtr @rwartuns
nicbt setlulbt werben. .... .....
Sic rtge Olcri,incn lue i'm Su6ltcbr rcn n.
@ II = unr er. in Msntaun 81. 9asen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06
Or. SclpnlenD's
gcase&Oatlpo Ggtroct
bon Gorfof,oriIIa

pirc nit gutter 9BWfuug in ouen Rraufbei'
ten, bic bon ocroorbenem Dilute herrubreu,
gebrdud,t. 9Icute Itno dhrGnilde 9ibsHmas
tism, Sldfcns une 9eieren Sfranfbeiten mer,
Den e!eidfatIs eurd, eic1elbe pertriebcn. -
Oiefe Mepiiin uerbinbert Td,er g8eitcrns une
8tIioas Sifber, uno i'll bas beiie Wittef ben
pdtient, nad,oehr er oaburdh enae9riffen iff,
pieoer hersulfelIen. Q'flirus @hpiif, Gufd,s
faa, Bile, Soartleibi9feit, 8erfdltungeu une
Nuffen, @tcIif uno fdleldenbe NuSsbrnna
miro ebenfaIs bacurdt sebieltnnc perhinceff.
SDspep fla.
8cine Yerfon init bieIer unanqcnehmen
Sranfbeit 9epla9f, felIte YeFIdumeneRfe Nes
oisin Su 9ebraud,en, inbem fIe Elm uufetIbas
res Mittef oage9en In, mag biefelbeu aud, 70
weit iIe INNER ,pilt Uorangeld,ritten fen.
Diefelbe bat (Idi ferner ais fetr bemitrt
befpielen lit 2eberfranfheiteu, 91erueufrdnfs
tciten, Ieuragia, Serstlppfen, piles,
Shmersen i'm Jfcpf, Seite, 9fudenyeheu @iies
Der nbertaupt, @cidmiIiie, 5ytante8 Gepf,
meb, Steifhett, uno alIen arteu 6ranfteiten
Der Srauensimmrr.
|Sbi9e fd,isbare uue unutertrcftIicbe
ReeiSiu (unb mir pasen es su behaupten
oaB feline beeere in 2eda @auntp gum 8crs
fduf an9ebotcn ipiro,) lit III Dem Suhftobr
BON N. @ntb unc &c., in 9lIlcutaun su CT
halten.
preis 81 bic gcttel.
Or. 9pwnlene.
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