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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27
CHAPTER FOURTH.

Sometime curing the session Vi Ahe Sou''
in the winter Of l6-, an elegant stranger
arrived in New Orleans, and took lodgings
at fashionable Hotel. OF noble exterior,
he attracted much attention even IN the
thronged halls of that city of strangers.
Upon the third day after his arrival, the
young Nor,herner entered the courtroom,
an seated himself in full view OF the Jud.
ges and the members Of the bar. His frrst
thought was of the eloquent Brooks, OF
whom he had expressed such warm adm.
ration, in a letter whence we have already
made an extract. Scanning the eounten-
ances of those who occupied the Bench, he
saw no one whom he thought to be Brooks,
and addressing gentleman who sat near
MIN, he politely requested him to point Out
the Judge. "He is not present--uh! there
he is now, passing up the aisle; that young
man, in black Melville, for it was no
other, eagerly turned, but obtained but n
glimpse of him, until he took his seat with
his colleagues. The face was pale and no:
BILE; the brow ample, the expression slngu'
larly mild but firm. There was something
in the features that produced a singular inn
preston upon Melville. Itwas impossible;
and yet there was something so like the
Widows son, us he stood before hun on that
memorable evening ofthe exhibition! Lhe
same, and yet not the same. Ihe 'uage
spoke; and the voice was strangely Ike,
deeper, certainly, but very similar in tone
AWAY with the thought! THIS mans name
is Brooks; that fellows name was Miller:
Thus did he reyolSe the painful doubt, and
again he turned to the courteous stranger
at his side: "are you personally acquainted
with Judge Brooks, sir?'' ''know Charles
Miller Brooks! Erery body knows him.
He's rising man, and withal SO modest,
and unassulning, that it makes one think
better of poor human nature, just to look
at him. "Charles .Miller!" interrupted
Melville "Yes," retuned the stranger; "orid
there is little story connected with the
addition Of the name Brooks that may
interest you;'' And it did interest him;
indeed. "Ihis same Judge only ten years
since was q poor boy in some village IN
the State of New York, and the son OF
widow" Good heavens! the very same,
muttered his astonished and enraged audi.
tor. Well the lad, became acquainted
with the daughter of gentleman OF wealth
named Brooks; the daughter and the youth
came to feel more than ordinary interest in
each other, as the story goes, and presently
the father followed suit, and sensible man
as he was, thought there was nobody like
Miller; and so Mr.. Brooks adoped Charles
! as ioint.heir with Frances TO his estate, up
, on condition that he would assume IN
, name of Brooks. 1t was long ere Charlie
!. could be induced to add another name t
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27

s;Men are but children Of a larger growth"
The hour for the closing exercises had
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27

that his courage almost amounted 70 roSn'
ness. Grievously4 wounded in the region |
of the heart, ne had been made prisoner by |
the fair enemy, and i. must be confessed
that the chains he wore, were remarkably |
light-ioo light indeed TO have been made
Of gold. The father Of Frances welcomed
the young student to his library and his
freside, and il the widow Miller was more
cheerful than age and poverty are won't to
be, s:circumstnntial evidence" at least,
might have indicated Frances as the guilty
cause, buf~ssit was never legally investi;
aaa1lsg3, unless Indeed young ESQ MilIer had
done Il. md Be- would 5h5ye been a salsera-l
81 la,xvez ia such d llse, efia 1a xen-a
iul affeign the sinnecent. Charles and
Frances had nevef talked of, love, although
they had come very near It sometimes.
Perhaps they themselves never misfr,Isted
their lainentable condition. Mr.. Brooks
however, as he surprized them Tor the hum
dredah time, strolling over the grounds, did
say that miilers would be sadly of, general
5ly' speaking, without brooks, or something
of the sort, yet he had become old and fool
ish, and OF course was not worth minding.
Two years previous to the graduation OF
Harry, Charles had left his native villages
for the far southwest. His purse was light;
but his heartswas lighter, and in due process
|of time, the weary pedestrian entered the
portal of the "St Charles Hotel in the
sscrescent city," Relieved from the Off
cious attentions which splendid equipnges
and costly array always command. he had
leisure to observe the novel scenes that sur.
! rounded him. He learned new lesson in
the morals ofthe world. Wealth was the
unquestioned passport into the brilliant cir.
Gle Of ''the upper ten thousand;" substi-
tute at once, for character and talent. As
he strolled along the streets, slavery in dn-
other form was evey where manifest, but it
was the bondage of the body only, and the
merry laugh and the bright eye belokened
the freedomfrom care, and the spirit yet un-
bent by the touch Of sorrow. Presenting
the letters with which he had been kindly
FURNISHED, he soon became the partner OF n
distinguished lawyer, and an ample field
tor the exercise Of every energy was open
ed before him; and he needed it too. Far
from home, in the midst Of strangers, with.
out money, surrounded by the talented and
established in his profession, many dark
! hour did he see; and many *'wee sma'
hour ayont the .wal, :" had surprised him ut
| his studies. More than once had Post.
Office clerk handed him letter, subscribed
| in delcn,e hand, and so curiously sealed
that no inquisitive eye could have read q
single word to bless himself with. More
than once, had missiyc addressed in free,
bold hand "Miss Frances Brooks been
carried by the officious Postmaster to
Woodland Height and placed with a
smile Of peculiar significance in the hand
of the fair owner, but it wouldn't DO; no.
body was the wiser after all. Very s'ngu'
lar affairs were those letters, perfect tran.
scripts Of the hearts and the minds that in
dted them, unrestrained, full Of feeling
and Of truth. ....-.-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27

CHAPTER SECOND.
t"Ah! who can tell how hard it is to climb
The steep, where Fa1ne's proud temple shine
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-11
Varieties.

A man named Chester was killed on the schuy kill
Haven railroad last Thursday.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, has been in session
three days and Governors Message yet Large bodies
move slowly.
aThe Gas company in Boston reduced the price Of gas
one eighth on the LIST Jan.
The frost came TO the flower and sought to marry
Wilt thou ." said the frost and the flower w.lted
Mr. Joseph Caldwell, Of the most aged and res.
pecable citizens of Pamela county Miss, committed sui
eide on the night OF the l2th u by hanging himself IN
his stable His mind for time shattered had lately
received fresh shock in the death Of his wife, which
state of alteration led to the suicide.
Governor Graham, Of North Carolina, was inauguras
on the lat instant
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have In
an engine Of twenty five tons which with aid OF
newly constructed snow plough, that cost only fifty
dollars carries heavy train up steep ascent through
snow drifts eight and nine feet deep
negro instruction was planned near Memphis
Beighborhcod, and discovered Considerable excitement
had taken place and the city guard considerably noreos
ed. On the night of the proposed instruction, hoHse
was set on fire Several negroes had been arrested and
confessed the fact Of the intended nsurrection.
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nished with perpetual verdure and enamelled with fow
ers of perennial loveliness, and the mountains are
crowned with eternal disdem of snow" Alas "the
enchanment is due to distance. and language seems
but an unmeaning mockery when thus perverted to
point moral or adorn tale"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-11

NJ oTiCE-in the matter Of the Ct the late Johs
IN Drew, deceased
Notice hereby given that e undersigned hive been du
y appointed by the judge of probate Of the OF Meh
lmaeknac in the state OF Michigan. administrators Of tn
estate of John A. Drew, late OF Mscknac county Of Mehi
Imack deceased and have taken themselves ba
trust, by giving bonds according 10 law.
Maeknao, Michigan, November al 1876. ,.,
WILLIAM r. DREW,
HENRY JONES,
SAM'L X. HARIN0,
nvs mi Of the 81 John A Drew
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MONEY LENT

THE highest advanced in large and small
gold and silver watches diamonds, plate jewelry, dry
goods clothing and every OF
property. JOHN NJ DAVIES, Licensed pawnbroker, 233
William Duane. Persons received private
oiicss by ringing the bell d2 ims
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nANClNG ACADEMY.

DANJINT AOAUEMT.
MIR SARACCO, Italian Chorographist, and Mile A N
WI GELlNA, first teacher Of the Partisan Dascing Aesde
M Ccliaus grateful the American bean de"
for the generous patronage they have with almost al
families IN New York have composed the
TARA NTELLE WALTZ Dance Of Naples,
now very fashionable In the higher circ of Paris and
ANGELINA,
waltz five steps order replace the ened
by Mr. Perot which received Partisan saons"
beng theatrical.
The above beautiful dances and also all the most shiona
bic new Polka, MnZurka and Qusdrie Merurks, Re
dowa Waltz Kedowa Waltzes in and three steps, are
Thoroughly taught IN few lessons
B1hc for the above mentioned Dances rec entity
published New York be purchased a. the Dan eina
Academy, Broadway, corner OF Canal street, NO ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-11

ACCORDEONS, MELODEONS, AND MUSIC
BOXES.
rgNHE Subscriber Manufacturer and Importer OF uso
hstumsuts has for sale large assortment Of
deou. Weodeons Musical Boxes, aud all kinds OF
e' EDWARD BACK,
DIS Irnsrh 81 Fulton at, Of Gold 81.
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DALLS AND PRIVhTE PARTIES furnished with he
ID Violin Harp and Piano Forte any number Of Instr
The selected from the fashionablss OPP
ra's. By
r. AYLIFFE, g. AYLIFFE,
J. AYLlFfESnd q. AYLItFE, Brothers, Professors,
No. l27 Elm street corner of Howard. " lmsr
NOVELTIES FOR THE BALL ROOM.
DETER ROBERTS, respectfully ,oiiei. nspeet,on OF
his splendid stock Of Goods adapted for the present
son, many Of which, owing the reduction IN the tsrh
will be found cheaper IN have heretofore been offered
superb Neapolitan lace fronted Dresses NJ 81
Tsmboured nounced Dresses very rith, from 80 TO sf
New style tunic from ted tsmboured Dresses IS.
Double nounced tambour Dresses $l2 1914
Fine needle work Dresses nj s., usually sold AT ~.
Lecc Dresses Of the and most approved se Ho"
fatoS30 -. -, -
few very fine rv cred lawn Hhdks trimmed with rich
gency lace and 81 the cheapest article ever .neea
French embroidered Chemisettes with collars I'asN
worth 50 50
rico edge Collars, At 81, usual price 0al75.
Extra rIch DO. 81 80. usual price - al 20 -, -. o..
superb Lace Worked, Of the costly DESCRIPTION IRON ~
to so, worth and Sc At.
large vares NJ Tre Lace and trimmed Needle
ai1ImsR ys Broadway.
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go. 8. Sersnel1e niemal6-Su faiff
flrirt lperoen.
Wbtfnbt(r6ta, snfi 26, ls4

VbifGbelrb a, Srti &c, ls46.
Anbas sVAttitum-Stb ttIttinise ta6, che
itb es 9epahrnuret mar i'd NIT, ipds fte NtrittStrrs
fIIa renren, ttbaftet. St inddte bre GricbtiniinS
burd S6merjen uno 8t(hwullfe in Zen 8elentsn-
rdbber purctn Die Sriilcn III mtinrm 6alit ino 9es
mid rntjHnpet wrraif @e(arult trfrl9te eihes init
brft3tH S6mtrjtn tsSleittt mar. SD muBte etttrs
bas sSttt bnten, tine tcnnte qppbtnars nencr mtin
.6als mob Scrf wrnctr. GniSe Qcrjtt tetanrtltrn
mid 81 rcrthirocrcn Seitcn ater te feener mir tti
nc J6flft Itiitrn ,u tSnnrn.
ltngrfdbr rrr tinem Sabre ,rurte i'd NIT Grtre6eH
tcfallsn, mclbts cine San;c 9aht frrtcauerte. Den
ndebtttn 50s frate Gin Qustrud an rtr Seite meis
mes .6alcs, reltts Iieb nit ScbrcliSteit ltsr ptn
ftIten aiIsccbnte, Srrf unb @riidt NIT Gntjhneuns
Der Uu9tn unb NuScreeCtcl, iinb cas 1aar ron mCts
ncn Srrfe fallen matbte. Salr raraufrar bic Srants
het ittcr mcinem aanicn NtrFcr meirr 8leeer iras
rem NIT 8rinb 9ani uterjr8en. SD tcnntt meier
.61npe rrd) Nermr rrcbcil, chnr bic Joaut aufprns
gen ,u ma6tn, ipcraus ras Slut frB. Sd rcrlrr
cini9e ntincr SSn9cr,0ldgcl. Suri, i'd mar nbt I'M
Stancr mcin $ettr 81 matben tnp in bclem Sultans
rc ranrtc id mid an Or. Sapnc, ranit or meinen
SdQ itternrbmcn mtdtc Gr rtetb mir ail irinen N
ttrarc brcimat bic 2Srdbr 10 rcbmcn nb ieinr Ca
are 9'icn 70 eft as it ts fur nrtbmtnet9 ttfneen
frltt. Sd batt jttt fencn Alternative felt rirr Olr'
nNcr 9ercmmrn, Inn cs treltt mid taSCn 81 tcnnrn
c0B i'd raeurh 96njIidD turirt retrtn lin.
Caroline Tepbcrrp,
Die. IIs 0lcrr ScDntr Ct, pHiGarrIrbia.
Gcatt Scnanb mtinr 2tusfd9t ttjrcifcln, her mag
rur lei Der Srau D. StCMart tlnb Srau 6. OctISbis
tp, 1872 @prnJ ejarccn St., anlprehcn, coer lei
Srau Gatrur, mo i'd prbnr, eic NIT meinrm Sail tt.
tdrnt linp, unr w1brtnp itb Sdpnrs Nlehijn 9encn'
men bate. y. 9tcmtcrrp.
2utrrctct ntlr ron Or. Sapnr, pbildpelrbia, uno
rirr rerfauft tr VI. Sutb Tim 81. uno Sem. SnitD
in Nuentaun unb Sinlpn 9iau, in SrtbItbtm.
aNai Is. na3m
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0(mertfani( i(tbes Sctlmtttel.
SbomionS Snrup bon Sheer uub
S0ol,s9fapbta.

SDornlon6 Snrllp bon Sbeer% ullC
So(Ss9tapbta.
Inter aQcn Wittcln, Die in oen leBten Sab
rcn ge9en Observation-Disclosures @rfilhluQ,
Nuifcn, 9I5tbma, Srcutiifs, Scitrnld,mer.
gen nno ale Qunacns, 6als, uuo Sruftfranf
heiten gebraudt fnb, bat fdh fciu26 70 fId,rr
unb bew6brt 9efuncen, ols pns rbi9e. @s in
wirflid, Elm unoer9lcidlitcs Wittel. Die
6eilfraft beS Cheers, Die in 4unqcnfrauf.
betten dllaemein auerfamt 1T, perbincet cs
NIT ben QSirtuB9en Der metifen icniIhen Be-
9etabilieu, 70 oas es fir Die benailten Granf.
teiteu oa6 bette unb Gin uufeblbarcs Rittcl
nbsbt.
Borjii9lidhe GerStc hnben es empfcblcn.-
eiest nur ba6 fclgeuoe 3eu9nis, oe6 Doctor
Sun9, ors emlnenteu 9u9endrStcs.
pblacrrDia, rer sten Sdnuar Is47.
9tahbem idh in mciuer 9rnri6 flwobl ais
in meincr SamiIie 3hcmIcus ;uiammerge
Iegtcn SDrup Don Cheer. nno Ncl;napbta
9cbraud,t babe, beNaupte id, obne 3aucern,
oas CO Die beife bernrti9e Weoi;in it fur eru
te, Die al. Sd,winoftht Souifcn @rfdltung,
Srufs uno 5.alsfranfhciteu leioen
g8 III. OcunN, R. ..
l52 SrrutrItrafe.
Schr muneerbdrc Rrr. 9tad elmer Srs
filtun9 Dor bier Sabren behicIt id cinen la.
ifigen Nuften. QSas idl bel Der lnunterbrcs
henen Scrtbauer eicfes S.uifrnS lit an
Sdpid,e, Srulffd,mrr;cn, 9tadtld,meiBcn,
2ltbembeld,wersen &c, feline Spradlc fam
es beifreiten, @ele9eutIidcr 2Iuswurf oe6
Gtter6 erIeidterTe meincn 3uitanb, aber per
mebrtcn metnr Surd)t ba or tluti9e Strei,
fen erthieIt.
Die Scbdnblun9 Der 9lcr;te uuo ibrc ais
nnelicb empfohlcren Wittrl blicben cbnc @r,
fcIa, 70 cae id, meiuen Sdll ais unbsilbor
onidh. 0cd, au9enehme @nttiulduna l.
Drci QBrd,en 9ebraudtc it IhomGens M.
ianlmen9eicsten SDrup, uno Ifehe ba mad,
elmer SIaldIe prrainq mciu SOulten uno id,
fnhIte mid, eritirft; nadb lpritsrcm @tbrou
dc 1T, mcincr lleber;eu9un9 nad, mcm lie.
bel 9ebcbeu uuo nit Der gBur;eI aus9crcttst.
N. & fearncp, 242 9. 7te Str.
3u baben bci 2In9ucD uno OidIcn, Iorco
cif' g6e Der 5ten nnr Spruce, phiIab, uub
bel 9i. @utb uno Comp. sllIeutaun.
preis Der 9rosen 8cttcIu 81, ooer fir
So. oiitct @nd, pcr Rldobmuug.
WRdtl II, nq1S
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Sncber s5ne6er! Silcter !
Griffith unb 9 i'm on

8lberbinolcr, Serau69ebcr II. Sndlbinber.
Tabritanten bon 91edlnun96 glider,
0lr. ia 9lrrr Ste Strase, triit Sbr pttrbalt ber
SAtt, Ybilapsrbia,
Salten bcitdupi9 auf Sanc cine aus9es
oehnte @erfd,icbenheit ucn Sd1uls uno pers
mi1d,te Bidder, peld,e fe jest bcrct fInb an
,Sdufcr abWlaGeu. Sbre eeid,ti9fett lld, inl'
mer enen Borrath ansuId,affeu, irBt fe in
Stano an ben allernieori9ftcn prciien su cer'
faufen. Sanneutr uno 9lnoere Tno ebrer'
bieti0if ein9sfaoen, ihrcn Stcd erit IN Plus
gcnfheiu ;u nrhmeu, che fe lcnflwc faufen.
Slduf.S ii der, Qeb9srs, Sa9ebilder
Spurnale, @dldbilder, Suittuu9s Sitdhrr,
pdBbiid,cr, &c. bon alien gr66Cn nno Gins
bano. Die Wateridlicn in ihren Sldnfbi'
der ftnb pcn Der beiten Sunlitit, uuo Der
Ginbanb perbiirgt man fId, 1T alien auocrn
9leid,, nenn niclt beiIer, alS Iouif ir9eno Ell
nioe dnbere 8ldnf: 9Irbcit Die i'll Der Staet
9ethan tptre.
punf.iidje 9lufmcrfiomfeit miro jebcr Be
lfellun0 fur 8Idufbildlcr bon jecer 9Irt gcmios
met, nno man tcbt oofitr gut ooB iic eulrn
Seocn auf Die flrSclte 2lnici8e tcfrieot9cn
f6nneu.
TamtieusSibeln, in GcutIh uuo @u9lild,,
Geiiamcnte DO. q . 6 Binder DO, entberi.
Ide GeIlr9bnhcr III Dcutfh nno @n9Iiid,,
Refcrmirte 90. eo., Caoio6 DIalmeu 90. 90.
lammt etuem alt0cmcineu 9lfortiment oeut'
fiber 8Id)er Die im 4dnce in @jebrauh llno.
Sd,uIbnd,rr, ais: primer6, Sudtnbiers
9feaoer6, Speafers, 9hithmetics, @ec9rd'
pbie uno 9ItIos, Sprad,Iehrcr, YGcrterbu'
der, c-@cpObndcr, Sd,lite' uno Sfldt'
prnciI8, Sebcrn, Stahlfcocrn, rcthe, blauc,
uno ld)marse Outr, DintenpuIper, Slriitlf.
te fir mabIcn II. Ihreiten, Sdlreinrr'pens
cls, ihpar;c uuo rothe rctbe, WeRe unb
nITcrtirte Sblobcn, Sieaeadd, &C. Otutcn'
Safer, Gonebcren, Sricf' 9ictcu. uuo Dad
Vapier jecer Dirt, 3ifIuc papicr, oiTOrtirte
Sarbcn, breite6 uuo fhmalcS Scnflcrspapier,
Scnnctbcaro6, II f. 10.
9umpen wrreen fir Saar9cIb poer im
9lustdulh an9cncmmen.
Cie Ncrren Griffith unc Simcn babcr
aud, ncultd Die fcl0enee Sidcr herdus9e9e
ben, wcldr iIr 8auaente uno 9Iuoere al febr
biGi9en prctien anbetcu
8cmer's @5eid,idte pcn ocm Uaprf, bon
Der @riinouug oes 3hrcufse6 prn 3cm bis
1858, init ciuer @iuleitun9 uno Sort1eBuno
bis AT Der 9e1enwirti9cn 3eit, bon oem
gbrn. Samuel Soaufcn @or, .. . 3 Ban.
oc 8ower mar einit 9rrfci1rr BON 9ibctc
ric, 9e1hid,te unb Wbilolcphie in Der lluiver.
fiat su 0tom, Sermo uro Waceratd, uuo al
lcBtercm Srt Rathgcber Der SuquilItion.
@cItidlte Der Waloenfes, 2llbigcnle6, uuo
8ouociS, nit einer Sefdreibuug it5er ibren
iesi9en 3uifano, bon bem @brp. 81. Sario,
Q. o, nit cinem @mpfeblun0s Brief bon
cem @hrtp. Samucl WiQcr, piincetou, Teu
SsrfrD.
Scl9enoe iu9rnblid,e Builder bon Uncle
BiGiam fIub In Der prcnc: @hriitaq iu 6nu
ft QBinter absnben ; 9fc9enta0en Com.
mer WcrScn @tdb0rnhen 3a9o uno bic
Nunostogen.
10000 8ric9es' pblacclpbin 8nditatier.
Bidder, bsrau6aracbcn uuo Su Uerfautcn an
lrbr nicberrn preisen bel
@riffltb uno Simon,
Rc. ia Icro Ste Stra6s, erlte Ibiir ober.
baIb Der Hice.
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YDtlap. Sebrtft9teBeret.

Die unterSeihueten benadridti9eu ehrers
bicti9lfS Druder unb eInoere, oae llc brftdns
Big ibrem enforcement jeoer Mrt bon enfas
den uno fdncD Sd)riften, 8crcers, Srua,
nIents, &c. &c einen 3ufaB beifli9eu uno oa
fIe neulit grcee 8erbehrrnnscn i'm Giesen
9emad,t baben, 70 iIu6 Ge I'M Stanoe einen
bcheren 9lrtifel gu qeben als bcrber, uno an
febr berabgefeBten preifen. Sbr enforcement
bon Scb' ruo 8dncDs Sd,rifteu uno Scroers
fnoet iein 8leid,nis nidbt in birIem Qdnoe,
nno Ge weroen feline JfOifen fheucn eemIeIs
ben bon 3ett su 3eit jrbes Shdslide betus
fli9en. .-.-... .... d..
gle haItcn bcitdnbi9 Crudtcr,prcfen jecrr
sIrt auf Sano, ipie aud, Drudointe, Saoffen,
Gabmen, uno fonif alIes mas su elmer Drus
derrei 9eb6rt tpeldIe 9lrtifeI tIe auf 70 ana
uebmbare Seoinquu9en anbieten ale eiui9
aneeres @tabIihement.
3rpeite Sodno prcfeu uub Sdriften bic
fur Stcseotppcn benust muroen, iIno INNER
auf Saouo uno pohlfeii III haben.
prcbebudern nerben ioId,en Orudcru aus
9eididt, Die fdufe Su MAIDEN wiinIhcu.
q. B.-Sider, pamphlets, WulIf, Wees
oisin'9Inmiiun9en, 9Ipctbefer 2ibel6, Sanf
Tcten, Chefs, &c. iperoen auf cine pcrsi9lis
DIE Beiie 9eiterectDpeo.
rs7 falE g. eSDbnfon uno 60.
rsia SO. 6 9ecr9e ct, philadelphia.
april "a. @ nq3W
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81 q Cl) + t C0 t,

miro bierourd 9egcbeu, bas Der preTernt
uno SenpaIisr Der 9. s., y. q. uno Setbs
Iehem Gurnpcif' Sraeen 8eleHIdaft, bente,
C,Wdi 81 eincn Dpibeuo ucn pro @cnf,
ans Dem @swinu Der tCla9tcn Scmpaguic er,
flirt babrn, peldler al eie Stcfhalter coer
ibre gciesItdJe 3eprclsntantru, ouf Den 2Olt
Wdi coer nab ieuem Sage ausbcSablt mrr.
Den fol-.
MatbiaS OcHnA SAatmcilfer.
Rai IL, Ea3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-25
oBebffette sMeGenlibren.

Sie rpDhlfeilifen 9ol>
oenen uno fIlbernen Ga.
i'll Dbtlaoels
pbta,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-25
@nfcrt lamD 2appcls.
2(u Odu(er- -95auer.

Die lluterfhriebcnen Seigen hermit an,
cae Ie forben ulle 9rtifcl gum SodnIer' gaurn
erhnIten haben, uno bieIclbe lpohlfeiler gum
Berfduf aubirteu nlS man &c foultuo befom,
men fam. 9iufet alio an ibrem Stobr in
2Iaeutauu an, che ihr icnitno fault. Sbre
2lrtifel briebeu tbeils aus
$50 Sdsdcn Tiael uno Speif5,
100 babe SCrsn Senfter. r.@las, jecer slrf,
100 Sdshen SIeipeis, perITd,ert ale edit.
gu prrfaufen an cen @itD. .preisen bel
>. uno s. Sd9er.
Wiat lS. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-25
100000 Ga)imSelrs .

tlutsrscid,ncter hat an Irinem alten Stdns
De ouf Der illolitlen Scite Der Soamiltcu
Straec, Ccrm obrrteu orIjbcf ouf iener
Seite IN 2lLlentaun) ncuIidb
100000 SbinbellL pon alIer Sorten
erhaltcn, 10 lre audi ein 9ute6 9ll'
iorttment anrere6 SallbolS Don je'
rer Sencnnun1
prGd,es nlcs or all otn buiqiten preiern abs
,uieBeu 9clcnucn it. BUFFET an uno urtbei'
let fir @ud fclbif.
@r ii oanfbar fir bcreits aenofrne 6uno'
fhoft, uuo miro lTh su alien 3eiten benilbs
cu ltb crrfclbeu wlroia ;u madden, ipcSu er
bilIi9e greisc uno Fringe pnnftIihfeit in
9Iniprud) ncbmcu lpiro.
Sofepb gSeaper.
2IQrntaun, Wai IS. rq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-25
CCCtCr QuQen's

9lrSncl Wtlttcl 9e9cn &rontbeitcn Ser
Srauen3tlilrner.
Disie WcbiBiu fpridyt fir fh Icltil, unc
fcatc in jcbrr Samilie au9etrrfcn wrrtcn
fonncn. @ebraud,e iic einmal uuo eu wirli
bid fur fciuc before nmicbeu.
Girie WcojjIn in III hGbsn, bel 91. Gjutb
II. 60, sIIIentHuu, Nrter wrmp, Cation, 8.
Q. sombert, 3eacins, uno Rartin eue, Sar'
ri6bm9.
GeCember |. nolS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-25
Crufer- 2Nbett.

9lIIe gIrtsn Drufsrs2Irbeit miro III bicfer
Ornferci sn ben allsrniccri9tsu preifcn, II.
aEi cie fiirieilc 2!Hlti5e Ocyrldlht.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-25
9fo6ribt all @robfbmieoe,

Wous'Schlc sImb6fe uno Seilen !; 1000
pfO. @dif, Stedr, Nounb, Sliffer II. Sprina
Stahl @n9liicb uno sImerifanild,en Relf.
@iicn 9iunocs, Squdrs, Tfnt uno Baues
9iien Nd9el Hne Speif'9lutben, Icpie Gin
au9cmeineS 9IHcrtiment Sccp, Sooen uuo
9ebdmmertss @ilen ; gu baben bel
.. nno s. Sd9er.
UIal Is. n93m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-25
Sie SOifabrt geDfnetl
Ote 9et6a Sransportattpns- Gefelf6oft.

Ote 2ec6a Srarsportattcns Geleltbaft.
. Die @ioenhmcr aft errdten ee, 9eben Tadrth oHs e
nun bsI
rrds eabunaeplab Der ere nntO Der gne g
gdroleDpQ 3aplcreoe Neuhcpe 9as
a gbIetm aentuu nn SaUen Bh nosn n
9ieupcr na
barre menpe Deow Maon u ssa eanon nne esT ss
&auFeute mde @her en
perfh bel Barnet nn Secma % Sa , 63 @ 9
ons ens bon sOpS SCn Nu na ~
QlbanD SnIn
Sr a Ncro n it, Steu nno 9nSsre
paBen erIhhen haoe
ehe Ncue turefe unc 9efdnpneefe.
Sbe beeb aus ,p pan9 erIer G(aBe 9ecdten Spte,
bntptu Sdptam 9er pneh B
in phnfhe Scobadu9 nteh oh
G. ibre fernrs lnerRhsnn9 Ndtern prb
Qoenteu: Gt9entbim inner:
8. g. Uccrte ~ 9. Wddlrr, Sacb gIbe,
Sptpfe WcSrerS Sorman Y6m Wnrneao.
Shtte Bethlehem, Sobn SpeDte, Srat hhc Shhr
8 a. 9Srlaht H. Nepben, ~ sent r.
H. uuo Wccrhfao,
Sefrb9e uno 9Sicn, Schn Ncm9
Sgblc, sSilfpn, uuO &C.
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