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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-26
Bob Waddam's Horse Trade.

you know Bob Waddam I reckon said I'm.
Gle Mike
Not that recolect,' replied.
well Bob was an amazn hand at tradin
horses. and generally came out head too, l
never knew him really girded and the under
brush cut but once
'How was that Uncle Mike ?
why you see Bob had Jest been getin' a
grey boss in some of his deals that was Jest about
as nice a boss to look at as ever put his nose
through the rack sticks He was a human
lookin' horse and nothin' shorter. He was al
ways looking for stars, and carried his tail like
the National flag on the iontl OF July. But he
wouldn't work--hc was above it. He'd aim, st
stop when he see his sla low folowin him for
fear he mi rht b, driwin' it. Now then. says
Bob some individual is bound to be picked M.
So maxim an excuse that Grays shoes wanted
fixin,' he sent him to the LA ,ksmtlI's and har-
messed up his other hosScs, hitchcd on to a war-
on load of stone. and drove down to Sam IIcw-
ctt's tavern. Inra ho s'oppr1 before the door
embarrassed I.,n, up IN his place. Bob went in
and took drink, and waited around until some
man should come along who wanted to specu-
late. He hadn't been waitin' long when he see
some Teller comm up the road like all possess
ed, his bosses under full run, while he was
saw in the bit and holcrin no no ! with all
his might and main. He managed to stop en-
after he got little by Sam lIewctt's and turnin'
EN- round. he come mp a sappn' his hands and
cussin' that sorrel boss He's never ready to
sop. says he, that boss amt; tho he's the
best boss ever owned, yet blast my eyes if |
don't get shut of him.
well, Just then out comes Bob and mounted
his wagon Jest as if he was goin' to drive of,
when says he
Halo, stranger, perhaps you'd like to deal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-26
Speech Of Mr. GOrWin,
In The United States Senate on the I'm inst, o,
he THREE MILLION BILL"
From the New York Tribune

Iloin uic New ofk ! fDune
Mr.. CoRwIy rose and said Mr. President-I
DO not pretend TO attempt the performance Of a
task futile and foolish as to 90 over the whole
field of discussion which this subject embraces.
1t has aheady been occupied by more vigilant
and stronger hands than mine. All that | NAV
hope will be TO gather, here and there, shea or
two, before the harvest be fully gathered. rise,
Mr.. President, and have solicited the attention
of the Senate only for the purpose of performing
the humble task of presenting to the body and
through it, if possible, TO the particular constitu-
ents which | represent, some reasons that have
lnpelled me to occupy, what every one must
know, in times like these, is, to say the least OF
il, a position not desirable.
1t must, however, have struck every
one, sir As very curious fact that the two SEN
ators on the other side of the Hall, in looking at
the present aspect of public affairs, should enter
tain such Singnlarly opposite views. The pro-
found and contemplltive mind Of the Snnltor
from Sol II Carolina (Mr. Calhoun in looking
abroad at the present condition of the Re9ullic.
could see nothing all around him but darkness
and doubt and distrust. and fearful apprehen-
sion, and iinpenetrable gloom; while to the mind
OF the Senator from Michigan Mr. Cass) all was
bright, and calm, and placid sunshine, and pros
porous breezeS, and a smooth sea. Now, Mr..
President, II this diversity of opinion is found To
prevail IN minds habituated and accustomed to
think earnestly and sincerely upon public affairs.
il will present itself to everybody as requiring in
him who is TO determine between these two con
illcting opinions all the attention which it is pos
s'ble for the human mind to give the subject I'M
der the awful responsibility which rests upon
every man in determining upon question af-
tecting so deeply the happiness and interests of
so many millions of human beings.
Now, wish it were in my power to entertain
those placid convictions which appear to have
settled on the mind of the Senator from Michi.
gan, rather than have my mind disturbed, as i.
has been in common with the Senator from South
Carolina, by visions and prospects of eyil-by
fearful apprehensions that every step we are now
taking may be the last one which we shall be
permitted to take in our career and in our histo.
ry as free people: and | am the less inclined
to listen to this siren song the Senator from
Michigan sings to his own soul in the present
fearful aspect of public affairs, because Mr.. Pres.
ident, have heard it before now. Every one
must recollect the condition of this country two
or three years ago, when that other question
which was but the prelude and precursor to the
one which we are now obliged to discuss, was
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-26

ed food of potatoes, apples, or pumkins, with
meal of Indian corn, barley, or peas and oats,
cooted-thc pigs to be slaughtered when from
eight to ten months old
The discussions and decisions of associations
formed on this plan, would form the most inter-
esting matter for agricultural periodicals; and
we shall be pleased to receive reports of clubs
for insertion in our columns Confident of the
utility of such organizations, we trust no time
will be lost in getting them up, in all parts OF
the country. NoD is the time-while outdoor
operations are principally suspended, to prepare
for action-for that action which shall be most
effective. Improve the present season in the
requirement of knomledge; and under all the
lights and advantages which that conicrs. be
ready TO commence business in the right time
and in the right way.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-26
From the Knickcrbockcr.
The Ghost.Player.

A BALLAD--By JOHN G. SAKE.
Tom Goodwin was an actor man,
Old Drury's' pride and boast
In all the light and sprite-ly parts,
Especially the Ghost.
Now Tom was very fond of drink,
OF almost every sort,
Comparative and positive,
From porter up 10 port.
But grog, like grief" is fatal staff
For any MN to sup
For when it fails to pull him down,
It's sure to blow him up"
And so it Jared with ghostly Tom,
Who day by day was seen
A.swelling till las lawyers saw
lie fairly " lost his lean"
At length the manager observed
He'd better leave his post
And said, he played the very deuce
Whenc'er he played the Ghost"
"'Twas only other night he saw
A loaier' swing hi, hat,
And heard him cry, BY all the gods
The Ghost is getting fat "
'Twould never do, the case was plain
His eyes he couldn't shut
Ghost shouldn't make the people laugh,
And Tom was quite tut.'
Toms actor-friends said ne'er a word
To cheer his dropping heart;
Though more than one was burning up
With zeal to take his part
Tom argued very plausibly;
He said he did MT doubt
That Hamlcts father drank and grew,
In years, little stout"
And so, 7 was natural" he said,
-" And quite proper plan,
To have his spirit represent
A portly sort OF man.
IT was all in vain the manager
Said he was not in sport,
And, like gen'rai, babe poor Tom
Surrender up his forte.
"He'd do, perhaps, in heavy parts,'
Might answer tor monk,
Or porter to the elephant,
To carry round his trunk
But in the Ghost his day was past
He'd never do for that;
A Ghost might just as well be dead
AS plethoric and fat ~
Alas. mex, day poor Tom was found
As stiff "a any post
For he had lost his character,
And given up the Ghost -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-26

effect is produced in more rapid degree, by the
mixture of soda and tartaric acid or cream of
tartar, and applying them in dry state to the
dough. Carbonic acid is abundantly liberated
by the union of the acid and soda, and the bread
or cake rendered very light and a similar result
is finely produced in making buckwheat cakes,
by using buttermilk and salcratus, the acid of
the milk freeing the carbonic acid gas from the
solcrotus
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
91liBltd,e @rfiuounc.

Su Gn9lano bat man 'eiue neue art Dfers
cefammcte erfuueeu. peld,e in jeoer CinNft
cen @crsug Dor cen aepobnltden pereirneu
uno oic(e balo gang pcrerdn9en eurftcu. Die
BerbeGtrung brilem in elmer 9i6bre bon
Jueian Rubber ceer ciner anpcru fhidliten
Subftan,, melde mit qaft ouaefll iuire,
wceurrb oos Jfummet zine grcse @iaifieittt
srhd!t Ter 3ersu9 tclfeht earn, eaB es
,em Tfero esnan prst, uiraeues rrittt uno
Der frsien o, mequng Der Srut uuc 8crcrr
telnc uitt 70 tiuosr itb 1T, ois bic gclp6hult'
chen 6ummcts gietmI lid, uiro ee 8ers
bt(Itrnnq baIo aud, bier in Aufuabme fcinen,
100 iih sanu Seoer ucn ecreu Rueen iibcrjeus
aeu fam. .-t TCutrdlrlt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
y ON O1 ertfo,

Das Dampfboot pretoua laugte o,r eini
gen Ga9en in Reu Orleans an, uno trdd,t,
fpdte Reugfeitsn pm Werieo nit. Gint
8euoluttcn fca Su @uaoaiaraid ausgebro
d1eu fein, nit Ger AbIdt 9emej Tdrias su
Der preGcenfbaft ~ erbebsn GIN hefttqee
% frd,t fdno itpiideu feluen 3ruppen unr
henjeniseu Die 9eaen ibn fIub, ffatt, an bercu
Spieen Die pflffeu ffeben. Sn benz gsfed,i
spmeen 8eneraI anpucid unb auoere pon
Der 5arias partHti 9etoetet. uno anu Guot
triumphirte Die Sflrden. partbsi
Die merifaniihe Seutlferunq be9t nod,
tmmrr ben aroeten SoaB 9elen Die amerifa
ner. unb oerlau9t feinen NrIeoeu. @eueral
9iea uno Sauta suua bsfiuocn iid, nit ei
uer einsaen eriaare su Sriseatra, uno mol,
len einen sIu9rifT auf oen ndhifen qBasen.
sua MAIDEN 0ufamente hat nahe bel Der
Staot .'erifc 500 Ulauu inter I'D, Ga
uales III init einem 9eriugeu 8erIuff eurd,
cine fIeins amerifauiid,e Ratt sefdlassn
Deroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
luna bel g,tfhIthtlnsr nssitns. u
Gin lpabres Osciiferlflld oer Sanif.


Infer Wnbarger, Serr 9ebiota
Wei 8 atihier, hat cine 3hurm'tlhr erfnn
Den unb psrfertiat, Die pon Seeetmann ata
eine groee Werfpuroigfcit, uno bon Saf'
uerltduetaen fur ein mabres &unlfiind be-
irad,tet unp erfldrt wiro. Diefe llhr III flir
cine abttag llbr bered,net in aber 70 per'
einfad,f, BAG bios brei 9lioer fir 8eb' uuc
ShIagnsrt gebrand,t wereen. wdbrcno an
oere uhren ad,i Ndoer uno @inen Winefa'
asl bsonrfeu sIud, bic Semnulia (Seeape'
menf) 1T cine aans ueus uno fsbr ilnnreidle
Gtfiaouna Der peuoel arbeitet tcr9ontal,
uno il1 mt elmer eompeniaticn uerieben,
peld,e oen @ang Der uhr auf bdS genaueftc
regulrt. IS iif feiuem 3Weifd unterwcr'
fen oiB oiefe @rfnoung i'm 0anien gencm
men, ODER in itreu eiuSelneu Iheilen betrad,
tei. eine Der ar6sten III, bic ie i'm 8ebtett
Der lhrenmaderfuni: gemadt tpcreen ;ainr
nsrr Beie, Der frnber id,en ale aueseseidl'
meter Wehanifer befaunt 9e,pefen, bat fId'
oaourd, auf cine febr bcbe Stufe III Ieinel
8unif berpor9efd,pnn9eu.
defer nerfeiroige lburm Gbrcncmete
wre blnnsn etnissn Sa9en anf cem hleilgci
neuen 5burme Der Refcrmirten STRIDE al,
9effellt perben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
Gun no6maliger 95eneie.

"Gafats, [S4alnf.J
Or. SwaSue- -eieber' serr: afs i'd, i'm
lesien April ulit nieinem gBeib. bic felt eint.
aen Sabren an eunsen SRraufbeit aeIitteu,
III pbilaoelphia 9ciueleu, tpuree I'd, bespoqen
tei Shnen bstrefT Sbrem lnfammeueelebte
Syrup bon WiIofirfden uerinfpredlen, unb
fauffe cine SCttel belelben. fdaenD id, fei Elm
crOauiif alIber. uup baB bel mir per(chieees
hemal rpesen Sbrer Meeisii 9ahlraas ne
ihsben. Sc freut mih la9en ~ fonnen, 6ae
ole gBirfnns treit eiinifiger ssrpefsu, als alIe
aneere wdhreno 4 Sapren gepraften Seils
mutel. Selieben Cir mfr lpenigi1ens 100
8cttstn bapon ~ fdiden buTdl ben Gelpcs
ner Seictas Gapf. Tbcmpfen. Der bel 9bnfn
NIT eiefetn uSrfpred1en n,irb. adtuHaspcl.
5br BehCrfaiaer BteHer,
sRtberg. WhIts.n
1anfeHbe Brisfe tuie Der Cbieg fSHnsn
Iucr9eleiot tpfreeHs bic teiaeH ron cen gnien
WirfHnaen bisise "fd,1ebaren 1eiImiilsIe. -
fir eie Gnr bon 4Iae,ehrnng, 6niErn. pfrs
fdlfnngfH. Gngbrulfigfeif, cetfrfg6Hzbfif.
8InsfpsieH, 3efpenidmddhe, Gsifeai, uHh
SrnRfhmefs nHb alien ennseHerangIeisen.
~ Sbise @eoisin 1T Ia. rem gsadlllgHr
pon eroe. nna. 9sipgk. ID ter Gfoel aaenA
tam 81 erbalteH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

braunte Setaun Sprcuie in eiuem Sdrp'
pen. ndhf jn einer Schten pif, III &epue'
fIna Iaunfdiip; Gin auberer junaer Mdnu,
weldler bel ibm par rputee ebenfalIs 70
psrIsBt eaB feiu sIrf,cmmen besWetfsIt
wiro = am 19ten October, ol5 Scbann
Steinbat unc ceinridl tltfhrn, i'm Serfep
Scitlement. am Crefrheu paren, mcbei
Sielnbad,'s Sebn bic pferce trisb, aab
oirier einem Der pferoe init feinem HuB
enen Stce an bad Ssin, INN es fhnctIer
9ehrn ju mad,eu, oas pffro 9ab ibm aber
einen Sd,la9 surid, wrIder ihn uu,psit
Dem Joerseu iraf, iurcurdl er ntcoerltiir;te !;
er ffanc wiecer auf nnc 8icna in beu Sang
,nifden ben StdOen, mo- CT aud sleid toet
nieerflrl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

2bucc = 8iS oaher ba! Die Hltur bt
uns uch nd't ibr 1Binferfeio angejogeu, OBJ,
lIeid, III mehr u6rbIiheru @egencen aIibe'
reits uidit an St,nee fyht. Am 22teu Gos
ormter fam bic poiifutfd,e prn Derter auf
edufer uad San9or, i'm Staat Waine. uno
hate bis auf orei WelIsn pcn Bangor quite
Shlittsubahn. 25 W,ilen pon @anacr lag
rer S6nee s 3cu tief. 3u Sfnonhcgsn,
,01aiue, lag am nimIid,sn 5os eiu Sdnes,
welher IL 3oI tef mar. Gu 0rap fuhren
Ole ecute am Scunta8. ben 2liten, in Sdlit'
ten mad, Der Stride. Die 0erse um Yerts
LAMB berum fno NIT Sdnee beeedt.
IS. 9ai.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
Scrl,eir0 tibet

glm IeBten Gonntag, ourd, osn @trm
Serman Serr Guos 9SaIter, NIT
RiB Rebed a tbrod, beibe bon
0ber Saucou.
sIm Dienffaa eeu soften Bop. burd) ben
@hrp. nerrn Baa9e. Sr. q. ,R. Soucs,
Uon pbuaoelptia. (ehebem bon &ocpers
burg, esda @auutp. } nit NiB iuhct
III II a, ged,tcr pcn Dapio Beencr, Don
jcrppenpils, Woutsomrrp @aantp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
=" obns pis Fam i'd uitat lstsn. II. {. ne

Gin iuuger S.auoIangselener in Der Scn
arc strase, Baltimore, tpetder pcn Der
Came feine6 Ser,ens perftmabt ,purpe,
WclIie itd, aus tlebes9ram umtringeu. uno
: srpar NIT elmer Garluddiqfeit, rpeId,c man
MIR bel ungIudtids eiebeuoen anfr,fft. G.
uahus susrft cine HcIS Hrfenic su Id,, 10 irf
I'D, foo INT auf bic Silsnftiensu, ais eten
ein glfeubabntraiu eaher il9tc, uno fuchte
I'D, ,nlcBt an etnem Baum oen Sfcpf su Ter
'tfhmettern Giludllt ,purpe er iercd, bel
alien c,efcn Sslbtnrroperiu hen onrch fd,neD
lerbficilenee an feiuem Vorhnben oerhm
bert gi,enn Der arme Snuae friuen eWbes
ipibnTnn hberlctt. 70 miro or bsute iibcr eil
Sntr ieiue jcsise Harrtelt Gar ntd,t bs9rrl
fen fcnueu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
9rteh e {.

Relaeuees tn cine eitte Ter 8riefe tpeidts
in lrsfer @cbe in oem aaentaun Defiant
lieaen asblieben flno
Sames 9lucrsrs. Snen Bort, Charles
Blmmer, q 9 Geafar, Wm. &mrif, 9
Z. Gadeutbatl. Saeob 5auff, Geo. Sauss,
8eoras 6uane, SamueI 3ndue, Maiiloa
'Rels, Samnel Slt, aoaui 9fcth, Senrs
9fetdIarc, Rebcfd 9caos, @eor9e Seipel
Scbn Sd,dae. G. G. Sdelbeu, u. Sdlsloen
Samnet gRdlIaee.
G. 91. Neubaro, q. B.W.
Heepmber e 1917.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

Tie WelfG,fcrH Grnete in ben Rereiniq.
fen StaaieR miro oies Sahr auf 100000,
600 Snftet acld,dBt in 1916 betrua on'
feIbe All .s97 600 Sufd,el. Die jihrlid,en
sIusfuhren bon 1871 bis 1919 betrugsn
HcbrmaI5 aber eiue RilIien Suldel. ,u Gel
ten uber itpei WiiHicnen, allcin BON 1916 bIs
1S45 belisfeu Fe ftd, VI feiuem Sabre su ti.
ne Rlllcn. Gn 1916 iplrcu bic 9Iusfuhren
7 l.S26.05S Saldxl 4Belftforn, uuo 299
756 SIrrsl YBrllhforumetl. Su I847 in
Ole Ausfuhr aeifisaen ,u Der unseheuern
Quauti,dt BON 1912 SI5 Suft,cl Wslfh.
form, unb 945.049 earrel Weihforumehl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
THE.DAILY NEWs.n

GDir lenfen eie 2Iufmerflamfeit unierer
esfer. befonoers Derieniasn Die Der engli.
fd,eu Sprad,e rndd,tis fInc. anf ben profpee
tue Der phiIabetpbia Daitp yle,ps," ipsI
d,er Tdt in elmer gesennber ffebenoen SpaIte
befnbet. SeIhe bic cine quite eugl YBhig
3eitnna aus pbilacelphia su taben wllnfd,sn,
fcllten fur be "Rsrus" unterfd,reibeu-Ge
fpro befonoers iuibreuo oem hsrannabenoen
prsilcenteH Blblfanpfe einem SeeeH HnB'
lid1 fein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

8ri Sonescale, Wapne @auntp, ga. ipurs
oe ncnlieh Elm sIrst, Der fpit gteues prr els
mem Ssraufenbefufe nad Soaufe ritz bot
,rpsi Niuberu anssfatIen. Gr fdlns ben els
ncn nit einem Stcdoesen iber cen Scpf,
uuo matt,ts fId, aleid,5eitis audi pon cem ans
orrn frci. l4eniae Stunccn fpiter tpurbe
er ~ ciuem 8srpunbeten 0crnfcn, uno ers
fannie in bsmflben ren Rduber, ben er fur;
,uocr frlbf 70 nbel ;uqerd,tet hattie Wan
fam fId, Die se9enleiti9e uebcrrafdnns ten'
fem iii
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

Der In Berlin aeerudte Deutfdie @dna'
bier pom I9m gcuember meleet fclQenoe
llualudsfdtIe = 2ila Bigger. ucn 3rafalsar
perlcr om 2Siisn Sctcter bepm 6ntfern ees
@piiuoers elmer Dreid,mafchine eas @feidb'
aerpiht, uue fisl IN eeufeben htnein. ais
Der aerpsr heraus aencmnteu rpnree, Epar
crrletbc id,rediid, jugeridtet. nnb es 1hsiIe,
nefct,e NIT ner 3ibnen in 9erubrnna famen,
ddr; ,etntafnft = sni 1fteH YcUemttr cfr'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
YSe6jel ees Nctters II. Grtaltun9en

Gs mus bemerfIid, 9smad,t wsrben, ba Q
Nuifen ciu 2Injeid,eu 1T, oae I'D, ir9euo cb
ne tlnrcintsfeit in ben qunsen befnret.
4Brioht's inrianifde SriutsrpitIen ftub
cine Der beifen Weciiinen in Der Belt, Gr'
fittuuaeu aussutretben, rpeii (Ie ben Sotper
pom cen fraufhifieu Sdfteu reiniseu, rpeI'
d,e bic llrfad,e oe6 6ufens, Der ausieb.
run9. ldltpierigeH 2Ithems, friiben unp ent
sluDeten 2Iuaru, Soals'Gnt,hnrnnsen, rheu'
matifd,er SdmrrSeu in perftiebcucn 8hei'
len ess 8orpers uno mdud,er aneern 9s'
fdhrIidhcu Seihwerccn Gno.
~ Nhtct nd, pcr Verfdlfhungsu !! Cas
NutIlfum wirc Don einem uadtaemad,ten slr
tifcl aewarnt, weId,er hberludert III, une
,9erbeeerte 5ubianildepiGen aenanni tpIre.
EPSbiqe fd,isbare Weoiiin fam mittS'e
wieheit an cem @ud'ftchr ocn 81 r une
8eiper In Aaeutauu, cesr bel zen aaeus
ten ole in elmer aubern SpaIte an9cielat llne
erhatten rereen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
gElhrithcinIidl ertrunfen.

Sobauu Wt9uer, alt 80 Sabre, Stcinhan'
er isiurs j.auopsrfs, wre felt eem l4ten
,Uats ucrni6t gr arbeitcte CUR 3en in
pousarcue JduHIhp. RcutqcmcrD @aun'
10, ,piiten Dem Slual unt Sd'uDfill Hlu'
&c trug eneu qrau tiid'nen 9fcd, rcthes
llnIerheno, wriees llebcrheme, bronnen
Srultlappeu, bIaue @dfInet Noirn nit Rns'
lin aefutsst; uno cine brcifIrbi9c pclsne
SO1lsbmee. Seine bcfuiiie te Siaffiu, pohus
haft in ,IRnieencrief 9annfchip, 8erfs 60
t,ttet qefiai9t un Nusfunft nbtr cen1rlben
scQte iemanD cnpas prn ihm pieeu ceer
erfahrrn {, bcIcte or foalGida cineu Brief
,u Itreibru, an Schaunes SoadS, WclItaun
pollamt, @erss @auutp, Veun C2Iel.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

Die Dhi9s pon Aoams @auntp hielten
am 15tcn Jtouember cine 8erfammuua in
G,etipshurg, uuo raerten unter mebreren
Bcfhluffea einen, pcriu Ge eiueu enifdleoe
men 8crsua cem tScueral 'Rajor lBmf.Io
9 colt als ben lBhig @dloio1ten fur 'pre.
flcent aeben, eenncd, abrr fId, uerpHidDten
ben bon Der lBhia Tatioual @cnuenticn su
Srnenneuoen @auooateu ,u unterffiBpn, iei
es Scott, 9apIcr, &Iay. pber etni9sr anoerc
aus9eieid)nete Bba
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

8efuno u.-@ms alte Frau in Sorfs
Saunidip, Southampton Sauutp. eins Rel.
lie cberbafb Seip's Nctet, rpurfe am IeBten
Wcntdse tcbt in ibrem Bette aefuneen. Sic
tpar etne dItiid,e Erau, Die aIIeIn in eirem
Sleneu Sanle pohute, unb oisute 6fters as
siafrpirt rin liz ber 9tad,barltaft. Da NAN
nithts rcn ihr Isit 5aaeu oefchtH. Gle raru
siarae Rad,barn an ibr Saus unp fauce b
reu eeidnam tcot oarin ite9en. aIlIem IN.
fd,rlu mad, waros iic franf uao 1arb Elm na'
tirlldFr SOB.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

Die fd,Dere Iescn ir letter IBot,e babsn
atermals cine bcbe Waderfnfb in Der Sa'
nidfa berucrgebrad,t, tuoeurd pele 8rilden
pea9efhpemmt tpurocn. Wan befird1tete
dnfdn9Iih oae bic Suniata Camden pieper
,eoeutenoeu Sdaoen Iitten. alIeiu wie bas
Bafer abfdllt, felt Cd fId berans eae Der
5haosn nidht 70 febr greg III.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
December 6.
3ertuaHn'S
e digger ain Grabe,

tu kateH lit bisfer CrudersI.
1ses g8srf puroe i'm Sabr 1912 ~ Ga
ffon burd, ben Gbrm Herrn 8 g. SCder Der
Sff Venuiplpanifdsn Staeis ocraejei9t unr
oarauf einer Committee CUR prlifnns iber
aeben /; rporauf bic Committee terihtste
"Dae fIe ibsrjeugt fsj bae biefes fIeine
"gDerf Gin aefuhltes 8eohrfnie in ber Sir'
"dbe befriseiaen sperbe, uuo empfehle ed ea'
"her Der Ghrw. Sfleis CUR shfisften lHteri
"ffneung."
q q. Ssaer. G. c. sorffeSis, 8 .. Bnbs
W. z @erharf, @ecras &emp Chr. Def.
mans G m N tttee. M
qpcrauF trr Seritht o6n ber Sa 9,snnfsf
uduifd,eu afaeis tinffiumis aaaenDmuIer
uurre.-8cu isner 3eit an fruroe biefee
Bud, 10 ben @emrinesu einesfabrt uHo II
bel erihenbegha6nlfsu atg'f 9raFfetn. /,
DSesm6tr @. Hqau
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
Sdreflibe @rplDiiUn--9U 2eten Der
ICrpu

aus Hcfsn wiro aeid,risben, eoR @apt
aBbllcen. pom Sdernsr Stca AtfIns, pen
&ape Jsaticn, ecm lltsu p 'Rts bertdtct,
oaB rie Radrldat octt einaetlufsn feL onf
oas Snatlen SrIe9sfd,if IautIIus III bem
hafsn ucH port au prini crpIccirts. unr
bacurd 80 Wen(hsn ihr eeben uerlCrsn bl
ben cH tpegere Seloncerbetlen wcroen
Nid,f anaeacben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

TecreHtGearnep Wurbe am
leeten 6reifaa, fur bic @rmcrouna feiner
Srau, IN benz 9efdnsniehofe su Cation bin
seridtet. Gr foa eie Chat bis aufs leBte 8e'
Iduanef baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
Ser 8ccba NatriDt.

TTic MitthsiInna iiter Die prddtise
Ginridtune" res bieGgen @cnrthaufes woI'
len mir ild,en nddiffe lBodle eiusuriiden.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06

Calender fur oas Satr 1913, iIno frebsr
crhafteu spcreen nnc beim @rc6en une Siet
nen f,m tiGis 10 usrfinfen, an benz Bud,
GytcB tmr Gtiper.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
eSctt TT cmrc Sctt.

NSS~ ~ SUGC SbgeG+
Sbdebare6 lie9enoes gtsentbum in
stuentauli 3ll perfaufen.
Der tlnterfdiicbsue bietet hermit fein
ftdBbare6 @t9entbum aHf 6ffenilid,er BEN
on ~ serfaufen all, an Sfeuiabrsa3da, I'm
! tlhr Rahmltta9st am Oaufe bon Ssni
Sagen d., in aienfauu.
- go. Gin 5peiffGfiges
I::::As tafitetnerne6 Wcbnbaus, nit
9z=sa an9cbauler Jfude, entbaItenb Is
Jus 8rout, unb Die ectte in $40 SuB tief,
nit einem greeen Srdm Staa earauf, uno
anoere nctblueneige siuTenaebdube. Tao
oaus hat cine cffeue Srout, 1T eingerid,tet
fur iraeno eiH 9eldldft barin ~ teireiben,
uno befreet ftd in eem befteu sefd,iftstrei.
beneeH 1beie Der Staot 9e9euliber Yeus
haros Slienfcbr. -,..-.'-.
9fc. 2.--Gin Strib gane,
enthalieno beiuabe z Ndsr, geIeasn an benz
fubIifen 5beue Der StaSt 9inie, an elmer
ofentIdien StraBe, grdnrnb an eano Don
@asper Reltcr uno ScIpmeu 9rcs. IS III
III ictldltd,e Seloer einactheift, inter quten
Senfcn, uno in Der U2itts befinoet Gtn Elm
fIelnes Saus, um Bauernasrdtbfhafte ea.
rtn anfSubswabren, nnO Inp in prdhti9em
Sauitanes.
$40. 3.-gine Cote @runo,
qeIe9en in Torthamptcu 3aunIdip, in trr
Sable AM We9e Der pom Wormans Spriut
naG gIIentaun fubrt, am fueIid,en 3beil,
ocs 0ngcls. entbalteuo ii 9Ider, uno in in
lusn Senftn. Ciefer Stridl @runo in auf
9eeisnct fur einen Weingarteu ansuIegru.
Cas @anse lit Der 9Iufmerflamfeit bon
Rdnfuffi8en Su empfehlen, Die Ihones Gi,
seuthum iu faufen Wiufbeu.
Die Bscin9un9en am 8erfaufstase mt
aufpartuns pon
Gharles SttolI.
December 6. nq4m