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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20

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3ufas gum Wifi,9efeB einberid,tet npreen,
weld,es beitimHf, bae Die Se5dblnng BON
einem 9hater (iiait ipie cs Jest Don 2 )idbr,
lids an cine Sreiecmpanp, ben SeIahlcr BON
UaliiSeienll tsfrsieR ica.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20

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ipnroi9 10, oaB bon ben 8 Usrftorbeuen prds
ftoenten nur Stner etueu neh Iebeueen Sobn
tintertoHen bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
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elm Sdbr lu unterhalten inter Wott'6 Der.
tpaIiana, ale ipdbreno Wartin Ban 8nren's
4 SaHen. Ban Sureu'S Standardization
mar ete foifbdrae, aber SimmD YoIf iiberbie,
tst Fe ale /! !-8isl StcfF gum Nad,oenfeu.
Ce. Sect.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
Soften Der Observation-Disclosures.

Die fclaeuoe 1abelle sei9t Die 9iesierungs.
Nus9nbcn nnter ben perfdieeenen 9Iemini
ltrattcnen, BON @ecr9e Wafdiuetcn bic auf
1nmca Il MnIf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
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Die oemofrdtiidIe 9Sht9 Stdats Scnoen'
fiou uer(ammelte fId, am l5teu Diefes tnI
Gourtbaufe 10 Sarrisbnra, fir ben @neswed
einen @anoibaien fur @dHd( @emmieicner
I'm @rneuuuug ~ briuaeu, uuo Equatorial
Delcadten mad, Der 0aficual @ruuenticn,
Die Gd1 i'm ndd,fen SUM- In philadelphia
ocrfammetn miro, uno ebeufaIs einen @r'
tpdhler 3ettel fur Die fcmmenee DrdlIoeu'
ten WabI 40 ernennen. Der @cupentcn
> tpuroe fehr sahlreid, bei9enohnt, ipcrunter
Die beaen uno einfiuereidfien Wdnuer i'm
Stdate id, befanbeu.-- Der CUTE 9eift uno
bic harmouilde Gsfiihle bic ca herrfdteu,
Eub Id,ere 8eweise boB bic 3eprefeutanten
Der 9Bhigs bee Sd,tueiteiu Stdates nur al
Iein bad allgemeine gBrbl ibrer Ritbiir9er
tm Huge battrn.
Die @enpeuticn oraauiGrte fd, tcmpordr
burd, Die AuiisGung BON Thomas s. @cd
rdne, bon Ucrf, gum 8orfger, uno q. Z.
@ourab, bon pbilabeIpbia, gum Secretdr.-
9iuf Antrag bes oerru Sobn(ou, bon @rie,
tUurbe fooauu Die ibIide committee ernoitt,
beffebene aud eiuem @lieb bon jeoem Se.
siatcriaI Diffrift, fur ben @ne;ned Beam.
ten su ernennen fur Die pcrmdneute Srga
tiiitrung Der @cnueuticn. Sierauf oerta9te
fds Die @SnSenticn bis hatb 2 lihr 9tddmit
tags. CUR beiflmmten 3eit periammelte Id
oiefelbe rpieoer, nuo craauiFrte fId, eurd, bic
@rnennun9 bon fclaenber 8eamten:
Sobn g.. Sotnion, YrdiIcent.
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snad,er, g8. Sauoerfcn, Daniel Cerridion,
81. z. @cnrao, s s Oemphiu. s. e. Stu'
nader Dapio Pced,, Scnab Jfirfner, u. QB.
SlWine. Ghcm1s Soifer, uub B. s. Ban
Sirf su 8icesprdfbente.
s. M. Sullivan, 9. ". pierfcu, &. SO.
8err, 3bcmas gB. CufieIo, s. g. SeG, u.
s. p. Ho9ers ;u Secretaire.
Iatbem Cerr Scbnfcn feineu SiB einqe.
iicmmen, hieIte or cine furse aufmunteruoe
9iecc, in nel6sr er auf Die nid,ti9e @elfdf
&c hinoeutete Die Ge suf1mmenberieffn
Fie @cuoeuficu fhritt hicrauf Sur @rncn
stuna einss @dnoibaten fir Canal @cmmiI
Noucrs, aHo Der Nd,tb Re M b b ee.
10 drt h, son Union @nunty, tpurbe bel Der
Srueiteu sIbftlmmnng ernauut iuoem er 90
Stimmen erbieIt; 3raep, 80; preffcu, 26
Die @euueution crnannte hicrauf B. e.
Schuiou, BON armltrcna, uno Samuel Bel,
bon Serfs, als Senatorial Oeleqatcn ,u
Der Taticnal @onucuticn, tpcld,e i'm ndd,s
fen Stunt in philadelphia sshalten perben
fca -Schu .. Saneerfcn, BON esbancu, uns
@. Z. R' Rennau, bon Bafdlingfcn, wurs
ocn ais Senatorial @rwibIer eruauut.
Sclgenbe 6erren tpurben ale Rrprcfen.
tanten Srpdhler dus9eWdblt
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Gafenber ffir 1913

Calender fnr ons Jatr Ee4S. Fnb (psbeas
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
9lrrSentt Gketrhes.

BoNApARTE's HABIrs.--TIis pecularity for
the bat he hmistook for necessity. He would
usually remain in the bath two hours during
which time used to read to him extracts
from the journals and pamphlets of the day,
'or he was anxious to hear and know all that
was gong on. While in the bath, he was
continually turning on the water. 10 raise the
temperature 80 that was some,;,oes a,,,.-
lopeo In such dense vapor that could not
see to read, and was obliged to open. the door
Bonaparte was exceedingly ,empera,e and
averse to all excess. His na,terers proh,b,,,
under the idea that sleep is incompatible with
greatness, have evinced an enual disreg,,a
for truth in speaking of his nigh,.watchinp
bonaparte made others watch, but he him.
sell slept and slep, well. His orders were.
that should call him every morning at sew.
en-. was, therefore, the first to enter his
chamber; but very frequently, when awoke
him, he would turn himself and say, nFt.
Bourrienne, let me sleep little longer.n
When there was no very pressing business,
did not disturb him again till eight O'Clock
He iii general slept seven hours out of twen-
ty-four besides taking short nap in the
afternoon.
Among the private instructions which Bona.
parte gave me, one was very curious :-"Du.
ring the night" said he, center my chamber
as seldom as possible. Do not awake me
when you have any good news to commupi.
cate, with that there is no hurry; but when
you bring me bad news, rouse me instantly
Tor there is not a moment TO be lost.i This
was wise regulation, and Bonaparte found
his advantage in it.-Bomricnnes Memoir,
Of Napoleon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
:TarnrerS Department..
NECESSITY OF MANuRING,

1t is obvious that the manrring of farm
should be limited by the ability Of the own
er. On a plentiful supply of manure, is
depending the fertility Of his soils, the a.
mount OF his crops, and consequently the
extent to which his labor is rewarded
There is no expenditure on farm, so safe
as that for manure and the labor required
to increase it is never labor lost at least if
directed by an ordinary share of agricultu-
raj knowledge and skill. Every source of
supply should be made available; nothing
capable of fertilizing should be lost. The
farmer who takes from his soil more than
ne returns to it, is surely impoverishing it !;
and if he escapes such a calamity himself,
ne leaves to his successors a worn out farm.
Ii he returns as much he receives, his farm
will retain its original fertility only; but
the true farmer will scarcely be content
with this. To increase its fertility and the
amount and quality of the crops taken from
the soil, should be the aim of the husband
man. This done, his labor is lessened. his
profits are greater, his farm is worth more
nor must the pleasure arising from beauti-
ful fields, golden harvests, fine animals &C.
cumulating prosperity, be omitted in ma
king our estimate of successful culture
Manure may be homely subject, but on
Its preparation and use everything is de.
pending. Without it, the deep green Of
our pastures, the golden yellow of our corn
helds, and the fine beef and white loaf OF
our tables could not exist. To the farmer
manure mnst be the first thing, and it must
be the last thing; with it, he can do every
thing; without it, nothing.
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Vegetable Universal Pills,

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ALL.UEALING BALSAM.

Mrs. ATrREE. the wife Of VIM. II. Aurer,
Esq. was given up by DR.. Srwall Of Washington,
DIS. Roe ard Mcclellan of PHILADELPHIA, DR.. Roe
and Dr. Mott Of New York Her friends all
thought she musi die. She had every appearance
Of heing in consumption, AMI was SO pronounced
by her physicians s-Shermans baisam WAS gwen
and il cured her.
Mr-. GARRABRANTZ, of Bulls Ferry, was
ais, cured of consumption by this Da'sam when
oil other remedies failed to give relief-she was
duced 10 a sk-let N. DR.. A. G. Castle. D'ptis,
2Si Broadway, has witnessed its eflrcs in severa
ca,es where no other medicine afforded reef-bui
the Balssm operated like a charm. DR.. G. also
witnessed its wonderful clf cts in curing Asthma
which il never fails of doing Splitting Blnol aiar-
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sam. 1t heals the rupturci wounded blood
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Rev. HENRY JONES, lOs Eighth avenue
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years ssnlng. The first dose gave him m,rr re-
lief than all the oihe, medicine he had taken
DR.. l.. J. 3rals, 10 De'ancy street. gave it 10
sister. in-Iaw who was lahorlng under consumption
and TO another sorrly afii ctrd with the Asthma
In both cases It's effects were mmella'e, soon re
storing tn m to comfortable health.
Mrs. LUCRErIA WELLS. 95 Christie street
uttered from Asthma AZ ysars. Shermn's Bal
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Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle.
DR. Sherman's Cough and Worm Lozenees, ant
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
GEMS OF POESY.
THE GRAVE OF BoNAPARTE.
As sung bu the Eddu Eumilu.


Oh lone barren isle where The wild waving
billow,
Assais the stern rock and the loud tempests
rave,
The hero lies still, while the dew dropping
willow,
Like fond weeping mourners, leaned over
the grave.
The lightning may flash, and the loud thun.
He heeds not, he hears not, he's free from
He sleeps his last sleep he has fought his
last battle,
No sound can awake him to glory again.
oh shade of the mighty, where now are the
legions!
That rushed but TO conquer when thou led'si
them on,
Alas they have pershed in far distant re-
gions,
And all save the fame of their trinmph is
gone.
The trumpet may sound and the loud cam
non rattle,
They heed not, they hear not, they're free
from all pain,
They sleep their last sleep, they have fought
their last battle,
No sound can awake them to glory again.
Yet spirit immortal, the tomb cannot bind
thee!
For like thine own eagle that scared TO the
sun,
Thou springest from bondage, and leavest be.
hind the,
A name, which before thee no mortal had
won.
Though nations may combat and wars thun
der rattle,
No more on the steed wilt thou sweep oe
the plain:
Thou sleep,,st thy last sleep, thou hast Tough
thy last battle,
No sound shall awake thee 10 glory again.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08

A CURE FOR SLAEDER.-Rowland Hill, on
being told that, it was expected he should
take notice of some unhandsome things which
had been publicly said of him, said that he
did not consider it necessary to enter into
any vindication of himself; and, he added,
u have now lived great many years in the
world, and have passed through much of evil
report and good report, and have arrived al
this conclusion, that no man can possibly dc
me any harm except myself"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08

SEVERE SARcAsM.-A French field-Nfarshal
who had obtained that rank by court favor,
and not by valor, going one evening to the
opera, forcibly took possession of the box of
respectable Able, who for this outrage
brought suit in a court of honor establish
ed for such cases under the old government.
The Able thus addressed the court; II come
not here to complain of Admiral Sufrein, who
took 50 many shipsin the East Indies, come
not to complain of Count de Grasse, who
fought so nobly in the West; come not to
complain of the Duke de Richeleu, who took
Minorca, but come to complain of the Mar
shall B, who took my box at the opera
and never took anything else" The court
paid him the high compliment of refusing his
suit, declaring that he had himself inflicted
sufficient punishment.
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The Grand p urgative

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from the internal ingredients a nu, shell from
the kernel) Ann HAVE 40 TASTE OF MrpicISE,
But are ns easily swallowed as bits Of candy
Moreover they neither nauseafe or gripe in the
slightest degree. but operate equally on all !he dis.
eased parts OF the system, instead of confining
| themselves To, ard racking any particular region.
Thus, IL tie Liver he affected, ingredient will
operate tn It parlcul,r organ, and, by cleansing
il Of an Excess of Bile restore IL TO its na'ur VI
state. Another will operate on the B ond. aud
remove all impurities in its circul,tion; while n
third will efisciualy exprl whatever impnritie-
may have been discharged intn the stomach. and
hence they sruIxE AT rHE MOOT OF DIsE,.E. re-.
move all Impure Humors from the bndy; op n
the pores externally and internally; srp,rat' al
fore en and OBJ oxious particles from the chyle. SC
that the blood may he thoroughly pnre-ihus secu'
ring fee and healthy action tn the Heart Lung
and Liver; and thereby hey nEsronK HEALTH n
VEN WHEN ALL orHIn MEANS HAVE FAILED.
The entire truth Of The shove can be ascertanei
hy the trial of a single box and their virtues ar,
81 positive aud certain in res'or ng Health, tha
the proprietor binds himself I" return The none,
paid for them in all cases where they do not ei,,
universal satie action.
Retail Price, 25 cts. per BoX.
- Principal office No. &C Ve-ey ST., N. Yok
Sold by JOHN YOUNG. Snnhury,
NJ. A. McCAY. Nur,humh eiland
az Rememher Dr.. G. V. Clickencr is the in
venior Of the Sugar Coated ri Is, aud that moth n
of the 'rt was ever heard rf until hr introduce
them in June. lsi3. Purchasers should. th, rrfor
alway. ask for Clickener's Sugar Cnatei Pills. an
take no others, or they " III he made The victims
fraud. Sept. lSlh, lSi7.-ly COW
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
SUtt anu Wunrnr.

OLD BUT GooD.-Dan Marble tells the fol.
lowing story about Yankee who lost his
yellow dog. Approaching wood-chopper
by the way-side, the Yankee accosted him
sinister, have you seen yaller dog agon'
along here, about year and a half, or two
years old!'
eyes" replied the chopper, supposing the
Yankee was quizzing him, ''yes, saw yal-
Ter dog going here, about a year, year and
a half, OR two years old, about an hour, an
hour and half, or two hours ago and you'll
find him about mile, a mile and half OF
two miles ahead, with tail about an inch,
and halt, or two inches long"
'Hold on! that'n do, stranger1I calkilate
you are into me about a feet feet and a
feet and half, or two feet!'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08

PERFECT BLIss.-Major Bliss is called in
the army, "Periect Bliss" nickname to
which he has shown himselfjustly entitled.
AT the celebration of the anniversary Of
the battle of Bueaa Vista, by our army at
Monterey, on the Did of February, the fol-
lowing significant toast was drunk;
"Lieut Cou,ts of the ist Dragons, gave
the health of Miss Betty Taylor, the dsngh-
ter of the distinguished General, old ZacS-
Amendment BY Adjutant Helm May the
enjoy "Perfee, Bliss" during the bal~ace 0i
her days.