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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-13
DIR. TOWNsEND'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
s A r S A p A r ! L L A.
GREAT SPRING u SUMNER MEDICINE
WON DER AND BLESSING oFTHE AGE.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDl.
CINE IN THE WORLD.

4 ~
CINE IN THE WORLD.
THIS Extract is put up in quart bottles, it l.
Il SIX times cheaper, plrasanter, and warrant
ed superior to any sold. II cures diseases with
out vomiting puI ging, sickening on dcblliialing
the patient.
The great beauty and superiority oi this Sar
sapafilla over all other medicines Is, while II
eradicate disease, 1t lnvigorates the body. II
is one OF the very best spring and summer
medicines ever known; 1t not only purlhes the
whole system and strengthens the person, but
il creates new, pure and rich blood pow,
possessed by no other medicine. Aud IN this
lies the grand secret oi It's wonderful success
It has performed within the last two years
more than 10 thDD cures Oi severe eases oi dis
ease at least 1000 were considered lncnrablc
Il has saved the lives OF more than D OOO CtilIr
DREN rllE PAST SEASON alone.
More than 5000 case, OF Chronic Rhcuma-
tlsm
: 900 cases Dyspepsia
4 600 cases of General Debility and Want ol
Energy.
1000 cases oCthcdilerent Female Complaints
1000 eases of SCroiulai
800 cases OF the Liver Complaint,
2.5OO cases of Disease oi the Kidneys and
DrOp>y;
2OlO eases of the Gravel;
1000 eases of SICK Headache
800 cases of the DrspSy;
5000 cases of Consumption
And thousands of cases ol diseases of the blood
viz Ulcers, erySipclaS, SaltIheum, plmples on
the face, scald head, leler, Neuralgia Ne Ac,
together with numerous cases ui sick headache
pain in the side aud chest, spinal affections
&c. Nc.
Hundreds oi cases OF fits aud nervous dSca,-
cs, originating ia debility, have been entirely
cured, snd 'nousanus o. eases Il fyspcrsia, dI-
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LandhOltler's Bank.

4 Il the annual meeting Of the stockholders
kAof sad Bank, hell on the 5lh day of June
inst, the following persons were elected direc.
tors for the ensuing year, viz Elisha II Pot
ter, John G. Clarke, John K sherman, VIM.
French, George Robinson, Thomas x. Wells,
Peleg Johnson, John Il. Nichols, Benjamin
Hall, Christopher Champlin, George N.
ChampIin James d. NJ Potter and James w.
Anthony And AT a meeting of the Directors
on The same day, Elisha X. Potter, Esq, was
reelected President ofthe said Bank.
TIIOS u. WELLS, Cash'r.
Kingston, June -, lSlS'.
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The Dead.
NY MHs. EsLING.

by Mss. EsLIsG.
The dead-the dead they return no more,
With the gentle tone, and the smile Of yore
They come not again from their homes Of rest,
To light up Joy in the lonely breast
They leave not the starry fields on high,
To call the smile to the weary eye,
They note MS not and the tears we shed,
Unheeded fall by the buried dead.
They that were wont in JOY to throng
With the light free foot and the voice of
song,
With the glad young heart, like a summer
rilf,
That flashes in brightness round the hill,
Making sweet music where'e II flows,
By the wtherd leaf, OF the budding rose
Like the SOUND aud sight from the bright rls
Was the heart and voice II the buried dead
But they have pass'd like the CLEAN Of light
That tlnges the west, ere the shades Of
night;
Passing in brightness, beauty and bloom,
From dreary world Of darkness and
gloom:
The shadows gather around their track,
But the angel spirits turn not back
The clouds remain and the hetr has fed,
But the day has past With the buried dead.
But they linger by some old haunt
That was wont to echo their voices chant,
Or stand by the stream, and in thought ie-
tr zee
On its CLASSY BOSOM the varnshd face;
Or mark on the grass by the dew drops wet,
Their very footsteps eff,celess yet;
Ii scemcih the ground they were wont To
tread,
Was weeping still for the buried dead.
The dead-the dead Oh we sadly yearn
For those who can never more return,
Who made, in our lives, those brighter
hours,
That came but 10 whisper of sun and flow
ers;
There seemd forever JOY to dwell
Where or the light OF their glad hearts fell
But sorrow alone is left to shed
A requiem sigh for the buried dead
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CO0per's Eminent.

4 SOrrogn Rem'dy for ChiDtai"S
TVllIS nnrivalrd I.IImeni for the cure ol
i ChiIbans. is prepared from recipe OF
the cslrbratrd Sir Ashley Copper, aud is war
ranird to effect cure in every case when
properly applied Those Who give IT u fair trial
viii hu satisfied Of It's efficacy. Prepared aud
sold by {. q {. llAI \RD,
Druggist aud hpothrcarv, M. 81. Thamc,
street, Newport, K. ! Price ~ | . ccsts pei
bottle. Dee. ~, l3l7-d&wrt.
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YNiIE aSperitleS of Disease. are often enhanc-
, l eddy The rigoiuOuS measures undertaken
by designing oI ignorant persons in attempting
cures. The discriminating knowledge where.
by we may know these remedies which shall
perfect a rapid cure, is OF difficult acquisition,
Il is in fact only obtained after Laborious
Research by the Student of Nature The only
rue scholar of medicine, and the experience OF
The SigcS OF the Naive Tribes are the true
guides in directing those researches. Ifit were
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CO-pIrtncrship Ncticc.
VNIIE Subscribers have entered into cO-parI
I ncr,hlp under the firm oi
u Brown 1 MumfOrd. N

and will carry on the Toitoring business. nj
The old stand of The senior partner, No. 10
Thames street. They have received The very
latest fashions. aud are prepared TO execute the
orders of their irieEdS and the public with
taste aud AT such prices a. will be satisfactory.
They have on hand n very general assortment
Of goods consisting of Ch,hS CasSimereS hcr-
seYs >a'iacnS Icdor'S Trimmings. and kEA-
DY MADE CLOTHING. all of which Will be
sold at such prices as will tempt The pulchaS-
els and they respectfully invite those who arcl
in want of good articles Tor very lille l-oney
TO give them call
THOMAS w. BROWN,
THOMAS e. MUMFORD.
Newport, March lirh, lSiS.
y. b. The subscriber would remind those
indebted to him, that hrr accounts are made
out and may he found aS above. Grateful iOr
past iavor,, he snllcI'> a continuance.
dAwtf s.TuOMAS w. BROWN
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Cosmetics. p"rfusrcry &c.

Cosmetics, p.'rfnsnCry &c.
7 UBiN'S Elc'>, Rou>>el's and Mtaklm Ex
IL tracts lyl tlre llaudkerchiel's
/ Superior Orris Too h Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
RouS>ef> shaving CIcaI
q French Bandoliue
Jules llaucl'S Liquid Hair Dye
2 Chncc Tooth Powders various kinds
Bailey. MIlllary Shaving CIcam
German aud French Cologne
Chlorine aud OrIiS Tooth Wash
Rou>>cl's Tol'el Powder
ArictS for B,omi(Wng Mc Nia and Soji,njng
He tOmpicIiOH.
Guumud'S Italian Medicaed Soap.
Superior Cold Cream. Rose Lin s.alve
Jules Iauel'> Persian Powder
Oriental Tablet OF Aabaslar
Railways Chinese Soap, ! lla of Roses
Crar, Ambreine Cream
Prrluned Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder, Ii White
AH,cts for B,dwJpng dns Proscrring thc
Ihir.
Jaynr's Hair Tonic, Camm's Spanish Lu>
Boyle, Hyperion Fluid Fear, oil
Cllrehugh's TrcopheTous niialo OIL
Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia
Wards Vegetable Hair on
Genuine Ok MARROW Pomade
Ro"land'S ;enurnc Mac iS,ar Oil
Don Juans Rose Compound
AieNander'> Tricubalhe
Naples Hair Dve
AlSD fine assortment of teeth, hair, nai
~ sh and shaving Brushes ivory aud buffalo
horn Curnh> Fine Con hs Pocket Combs
Court "la,tcr. Fanny Soaps, shaving soaps
Quo Roses Gold B'aler Leaf, indchlelnk..
PungentS, tarhou Aromali>e, Nc. Nc. The
above articles are warranted gcnuinr and bc,l
81 their kind. Kept constantly on hand aud
!Qr sale at reasonable prices, by e.. g. e..
liAINhD Druggi,t No. ~, Thames street.
March l.
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COGGESHALL & BLISS'S
PATENT
G. OOKING RANG E

NHE subscriber invites the attention of the
l public to tins new and beautiful Cooking
Range, recently introduced by The late firm oI
CoggeShall II Bliss. 1t contains five boilers,
four OF which may be converted into two, by
taking out a cross piece, and thus will admit OF
two large boilers at the same time. IL also con
tains an Oven l2inches wide by 81 deep, which
cannot be surpassed for baking.
| A lso constantly on hand all kinds of Paror
Office and Cook Stoves, Tin Ware, &c. &c.
aug.5 WM. Ii. BLISS.
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T0R PROViDENCE..D!RECT.
Magical Corn Salyc,

"ARRANTED to effect speedy cure il
w the directions are stIlct' complied with.
causing no pain whatever, ,-nratv put up in
boxes with directions, al the law price OF l2a
cents. Prepared and sold ! VI G.. &. &. Hazard,
Druggist, No S1 Thames StIcet
I Dee. -
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New Goods.
Fluid Extract Of yaIcrian.

VNIIIS preparation contains all the valuable
i properties of Valcrian Root, in high
" concentrated form, has many advantages
over the ordinary preparations, and Will be
the effect of Valerian is required-with direc-
tons for using, at X. H. HAZARD .,
Sign of the mortar, near the Court House.
July %
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PLANO COVERS,
q COVc =, a. &.
Embossed Piano Covers aud Table Cloths are
Tor sale al JAS. .llAMMOND'S.

Court Of PrObate, Mi6hetOpn, June l0M 1913
HNiIE Executors 18th account on the
IL Estate of Isaac Barker, late Of Middle.
tnwn deceased, wac presented for examination
nhallowance.
Ii is ordered that the same be received and
The consideration thereof referred 10 Court
Of Probate, to be holden al the Town House
~ Middleiown, on the lhird Monday OF July
naAt at one O'Clock, =. NJ aud that previous
uolce be given by pubI:hlng copy OF this
order three successive weeks IN The Herald ol
the Times, for all persons Interested To ap-
pear at sand time and place and be heard.
A ru. Copy-wiiness,
JOSHUA COGGESllALL, PROFIT. Clk.
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IN quart and Pint bottles, fresh from the
i Spring THIS day June ~ received and ior
sale by R T.. IlhZ \RD. sign OF The mortar
wi Rcaf ne Cont HoHSr
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- NJ wv rGDEK

n n N~ N q ID n u ~ Ga
TlilS Company, although it cannol boa,i OF
l. being The Oldest Tea Establishment in A.
merlca.' does ri slm To have sold during the two
years OF It's existence, more good, pure, and I'm
mixed Teas, aud al lowerprIceS, than any SIM.
lar establishment III The United States.
The following is list Of lhcir retail prices,
which will be found to be nearly the same as
similar Companies. The only difference they
claim Is in the quality of the Teas.
GREENS BLACKS
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BROWNELL'S COOKING RANGE.

UVUWNCIL UUUNTWU WHWUL
INiiE subscriber has just completed the in
l. vention ofa new Cooking Range, to which
he invites the attention Of the public. This
Range possesses qua tiles for expeditions boiling
and cooking that other ranges do not, and IL
occupies but u small space oi room.
Brownelrs Cooking Range has six eight
inch boilers, any TWO, or four of which, eau be
thrown into one, 50 as Ia admit of n large boil
or; and it is provided with u sci of ringsso that
any size furniture can be used on It. Its Oven
is large, convenient Of access, and having an
upward draft, il bakes evenly with ID small
quantity of fuel.
One ofthese Ranges is in successful opera.
ton at the store of the subscriber, sub lect Ia
the examination OF the public, who are invited
to call and take look AT IL.
June 3-li. WILLIAM BROWNELL.
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sARSAPARILLA.

glands, Bulls, Carpenters, Browns and
- Tewnsend's Extracts of Sarsaparilla at
X. Il. HAZARDS,
near the Court House
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MOTTO T..
IIiE STEAMER
" p e r r Y"
CAPT.. WOOISEN,

fs@~~~ a. WILL leave NEWPORT
sssfhiEISiH w daily, sudNyS excepted ,o
t<=,n7azzets ia o'clock, 4. VI for Fall
River arriving IN season To take the cars for
New Bedford aud Boston, aud al>ot the steamer
Bradford Durir" for Bristol and Providence.
The PERRY Will leave FALL RIVER
daily. Sundays excepted, alter the arrival ol
the morning ears lrcm New Bedford and BOS'
ton, and arrive in Newport at 10 - o'clock,
touching al Bristol Fer, (Rhode-IsIand side)
each way.
FOR northumberland.
The PERRY will leave NEWPORT daily,
Sundays excepted, NJ o'clock, r. NJ, .arri-
wing IN Pro, ldrnce at 3 clock. VIII leave
PROVIDENCE daily, Sundays excepted, at
o'oclct, arriving in Newport att.
June a.
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Snn FRESH Cocoanuts just received at
5, % Thames street.
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oil every nallbn CIONu our ONCE ualIy.
CONSUMPTION CURED
leause ana Strengthen.
Consumption can be cured
Bronchitis Consumption, Liver Complaint
Colds, coughs, Calalih, Asthma, Splitting
Of Blood, Soreness in the Chest Hec.
llc Flush Night Swcats, Difficult
and Profuse Expecloration,
and pain in he side, &c
HAVE AND CAN BE CURED.
Probably there never was a remedy that has
been So successful in desperate cases of con-
Sumpli, As tins. IL clcah>cS and strengthens
the system, ard IpearS to heal the ulcers on
the lungs, aud the patients gradually regain
their usual hcah aud strength.
CURIOUS CAsE OF CONSUMPTION.
There is scarcely day passes but there are
a number OF cases ui Consumption reported n
cured by the use of DR. Townsend's Satsapas
ri la. The following was recently received -
Doct Townsend Dear Sir-fur the last
years have been afflicted with general debit
" and nervous consumption oi the last stage,
and did moi rNI Get ever to gam my health N all
After going through a cuuSe of medicine under
the care ol the most distinguished regular ply
SicIan and members ol the Buald ol Health IN
New York aud elsewhere, and spending most
of NY earnings in attempting 10 regain my
health, and alter reading IN some parer of your
SarsapaTlla, ! resolved lo Try it. AtleT using
SIX nOttlcS j IOUnu ~ Hau uOnt me great ROOu.
aud called To see you nj your office. With
your advice kept ON, and most heartily thank
you for your ndvicc. ! pcTscvere IN taking
The sarsiral lila. and have been able To attend
to my usual laboI> tor The last four months;
aud hope, by the blessings of God and your
Sarsaparlla to continue IA health Ii helped
me beyond the expectations of all who knew
my case. CHARLES Quincy.
Orange, Essex Co, n. j., Aug. ,, 1917.
State OF New Jersey. Essex Co. IS.
Charles Qumby. hcmg duly sworn accord.
ing to law, on hl> ua Il >aiih, that the foregoing
statement iN lIuc according to the best OF his
knowledge aud belief.
CHARLES QUINBY.
Sworn anl snl,,crihcd,o before INC at Orange,
the 81 OF Ausu,', i,i1.
CYRUS BALDWIN,
Ju>ticc of the Peace.
Principal Offices. 10 Fulton II. sun build
ING, ~ y; Retdihg n Co. = state u. Boston
Dyot a. sous l32 Moth second II. philadel-
phia :. 5. lance, Druggist, Baltimore Durol
a. 90 Richmond 4 NJ. Cohen, Charleston
Wright N Go. lji Charles II. New Orleans
lO5 south Pefld. Albany aud by the princi-
pal Druggists aud Merchants generally through
Dut the United States. West Indies aud Cana
las.
Sold by II. ]. TAYLOR,
Newport, X '
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10

Isuoen, 70 wie ancere @iftc, Die inn nit III.
rcn Se(uden bsebren tpoIIen, aufs Beffs elm
9erihtet. .
Da oas 6aus i'd, in Der Tibc Der @e.
fd,dfts pldten befincct, 70 mactt es einen
an9enctmen 2lufsntboIt fir Heileube uuc
@eIhdfrsIeute.
@r piro lid, beiirebeu, feiue @dfe nit cru
beften Spclfeu uuo 9etrdnfcn Su beoteueu,
uno nbcrhaupt nid,ts unterlaGtn, paS sur
3ufrleoeuheit cer(elben beitr69t
gu Dem WirthSbaus ashort zine tpchIein
9erld,tete Stalluna, cin aerdumiaer Sncf uni
70 ucrSu9Iides NafTer. nisl trQenewc i'm
Stdate N ftnoen iifs 9IuCh wirc bort immsr
Elm fcrlfdItIscr uuo miaiscr Staatnett ausu
refeu ieIn.
Curh biai9e uno pInttliHe 8seieuuu1
bcffr Der uaterSeidnetc Die llnteritnsung oes
publfums 6u crIan9eu.
S1oio Stem.
Sdnuar 3. nq8n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
Sanunr 3.
OefemtltCbe 93enbu.

Srcita9S Den 2litcn Sanuar, um 10 llbr
8crmitta9s, ioa am caule oes perlicrbenrn
0enrD8 ngewer, IeBthin BON ..
Sauccn Gduufd,ip, Qeha @aunty, 6ffentlid,
pertauft rperoen:
Cine prid,ti9e Wibre, 2 &lhe, Shpci'
ne, Elm Spa,iernIaen uno SisfShirr, ipei
Sa9oihlitteu, l8dacnbaoi, 9lgpfefmublen,
Sd)iebfIrreu, Silhbammen, cine Suintitdt
bnrre 8llnuB SOIro, ShIciffsiu, Wd9en'
niunr, Sattct unc 3aum, Scorrpieh pcu al
len Nrteu, Q Sldd,shefeln, cine Suantitdt
Sud,mc;ieu uuo so Hufd,el Dafsr, eln Scn
uno Scttlabe, lCppide uuo dnocres Sett'
scu9, . Sefeu nit Hcbr. 3iidr, Shrdnfe.
Sinfe, 2 }felItl ooa ShmaI,. pOrselan uno
auceres @cid,irr, cine 9Iu,abl leere S1lftrn,
3uber, SiTer, Se6rbe, fupfsrne uno eilcrue
Rc6el, WOlIrao, SeucrhoIe, SIeiit Chop
pers, 9lerte, Sobrer, Reiifel, uuo fonlf ned,
alIcrlei 2rtifel Su umifinolit, su mcIocu.
Die Seoin9un9en am 8erfaufsta9e uno
aufipartun9 bon
Solhua Siren, ; slc'crs.
Sobn 9lppel, ~ ''0'
Sauuar 3. ua3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
Court Qroflanlatton.

Sintemnl Der 9ld,tbare 6 .. Sones,
preIieentsHldbter in ben orridisecneu Sour
ten BON Common pleas pom oritter Gieridts
Scsirf, beffehenb aus ben @aunties 8erf6,
Trrthamptcn uno 3ed,d, i'm Staat pennipf,
odnien, IN 8raft feines 2Imtes YrcGoeutrid,
ter uerldlieoenfr @0urten BON Sper uno Ger.
miner II. aagemriner 9efdnauissG sGrleoi9una
IN beia9teu Sauntles uuo peter s. a &,
une s &C b D Il tnaer Gfqrs. @ehuIfss
Rtdlter Der @curten bon Spcr uuo Iermiuer
uno dl9emeiner 9efinous @rlebiauua fir
Die Rthtung BON Saupt' uno anoern 8erbrc,
ten in erfaatem eed,a @auntp, ibren 8efehl
an mid, 9ertd,tet haben, Wcrin ne ene Court
bon SDer uno Sernliner uuo uicrtcljihriqer
SIsun9 bon Common plcas anberaumen.
nelfe 9ehalten ipsroen fcQ in Der Staet
Auentaun, fur eas @auntD eeda, ouf ben
4ten Wiouta9 i'm Wcnat CSanuar,
ls49, tpeId,es Der 81. GAG bes beIa9trn Wc.
mats 1T, uno weldbe Bcde eaucrn wirb.
60 miro hermit 9ta6rift 9e9eben
an ale Srieoeu6rid,ter uuo @cuftabcl inner
halb ocs befa9teu @auWties pon 9ed,d, cae
ite oann uHo oaIelbit Ih in ei9cncr pcrIcn
NIT tbren Rclls, Reccros, Snquifticueu Mno
@ramnatonen cin;u fnoen babcn, nm ibren
pftd,ten Dor er1a9tcr Court absuwarten.
, Sc69let6en, lperoen aIlb allie lteies
nigen, ipclhe 9eaen @efan9rue in ccm @es
fdn9ntB ocs @aunties eeda ais 8ldaer coer
3euaeu auf,urcteu babeu, bsuadrihtoet,
olB fe ft alocrt uno oaieltit cin,ufncen
habeila UNI eisleltcu ;u prcleaairen, tpie es
ihnen' 9edt olnfen mag.
@e9ebcn untersmetnci SNanS, in Der Staet
u Nacntauu, cicien 3tcu Gag Sanuar,
in Sabr nuierS soerrn lS48
Charles Sbrie, S6erif.
Shrriffss 9Imtsftubc sc
Nacntaun, Sauuar 8. HH-'S
@OII erbaltc bic 91spubGf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
q q Cl) Cfl (

rplro hermit ae9ebeu, eaB bic lluferedriebes
men ole Grceutcreu pon Ger ninterlalTeus
ffaff oes oerffcrbenen Rarti n G al as
: II 6. le6thin pcn SoISburq 1fp, eed,a 60,
ernannt ipcreen fno -sille biejeniaen ea,
her. weld,e ned, rehtmdsi9e Toroeruuacu
an bsiaate SinterlaGeufdaff baben, (ino er.
iudlt ioldle tpohlbelfdti9t iunerhalb 8 Wo,
d,el bri ben llnterlfrtebeuen ein,uhduciaeu
llno eiejsni9cn bic nco' an oiefelbe fd,ulcem,
rperoen aeteten ihre Rudlfdnoe innerbalb Be.
ia9ter 3eit audi abSutraseu.
Sacob Stcrner, u. Wacuna.
Stephen Shhel Salsburs
December 20. roous
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
Sarnar g..
QBoblfetler 2eper-StDtr.
December 13.

DC PAS olOrp Ste Ssrase, ptcrbaft Ger callpw6in,
pbilactlpba.
Sofbua 2 Scbnfon, tpiniftvh
rerbieti9if Die Sd,uhmad,er, 70 rpie aIle bic
in cielem Saf bdnoeln, Su bsnad,rid,tiesn,
cas er foeben Elm uoaifdnoiaes enforcement
ucn Scbl II Sbrr 9ecer seSffnet hat, nam.
lid: Soemlcd uno @iheu seaerbtes Schaes
Der, befhdoiates eecer, S6lddster Sohieu,
@efdirr u, 3aum eccer, Wa1hinen Sfrdps
pcn ucrih9liher Gnalitdt War uno Grain
Sber &,ps SSdlbsfeae BON alien Nrten /;
patenleper Worccco esinin9s, u. e. 10. /,
wsihcs olcs er beim @rcesn unb Sleinen,
mchlfrd fur Saarsclc cerr seprhfteu Grsbit
abfrseu miro.
Jiopember 8, no3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10

Samltdss ceu Is Sanuar fol- ciu Shsi.
eenfhieseu lfattftnosn am @affhaufe bon
Sobn S6 a u's, in Gcrb ,WbeitbaG, mo.
bel $50 2baler duf fcI9snoe 8eIe ansae.
ifcdeu rperoen icGen so Sbaler auf 100
SsAFttr anf9eleat init Ruaeln - so 9baler
auf SIS Sd,ritt ans frsier 6ano NIT RuaeIu,
uRe so. Gbdler nit Sdrct rpie bic Shusen
einia peroen. slae Sd,arffdnBeu iperoen
anf9eforoert beiiupobnen, penu fie nsri ba,
ben aesen Die unnberninblihen Rcro: :Wheit
haIer Su fd,ieeeu -Rommf alfo berbei Su.
ben NIT enren src6en Sancnen, feio aber
nader nno uiGrt fd,arf, Ionit miro ibr nit
lsersn 3alben nad Saufs ssfbidft.
Ste 8beitbaqer S6iiBen.
gu Der ndmIiden 3eit fca aud, cine aroes
sluetion nit aasrlei Stcbrsitsrn sebalten
Dereen, mo fid1 Elm Secer eiufinoen fana Der
JauuaY 8. rozn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
Saccb Sterner, I Gr,ora
S5tephen Silhel " 0'''
S5auerll, lebet bier {!

Der uutcrleid,uete mad,t hermit fetucn
Sreunceu uuo Den Saueru uberhaupt tie
Nnsriae, baB er npd immer fcrtfdhrt an ltis
ucm aIten Stanbc, biht bel s. aaenbu d,
8aifhau(e, in Der Staot 9lllentaun, Srud,t
bon jeoer grt eiusnfaufen, OLD:
YSeisen Go9gen Bell6forn, Safer,
II. (. no, unc wcfur er iecsrscif Den aacrhoh
item WarftpteIe in SIaraeIo beSabIt-auh
fanft er jererse;t y, aantWtin, an bsm bod,
TEN prcis.
3uaIerd, mad,t er befanut, eaB er bsffins
dig eln 9rreer @crratb @pp5, 8cbIrn nne
Sdli auf Nduo halt, nno au ben eansbaren
prcieen uerfauft, ODER piIIln6 lit fur einisc
lIrt Srud1t nusSutdufden.
IS pro ftstS fein elfri9fles Ssitreben lein
ale Su befrleci9eu, Die bel ibm aulpred,eu
m09en.
r.-u.. peter Suber.
December l3. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
Se6ulretnforcerung.

Ale fpeid,e nch in ben Stohrbld,ern BON
9 0 ON n W eber, leSthin Stohrhals
ter IN Riseer. Racungie, fd,ulbig Rno, 70 ruie
IN 9lcten uno Sanoen &c Weroen hermit in
Renntnt8 9efebt, oa8 fId, ole StebrbnGer
neb(t Gcten unc Sanosn in ben 6dnoen ors
llnter(d, iebensn gum @intreiben befnben =
User alfo tnnerhllb 3 Uoden dbbe,atlt fan
I'D, llufc(ten erfpiren-wer aber nidbf bis
mad, sIbIanf bteier 3eit RirhtisIeit madt pat
llnscfen iu erndrtsn.
Se1e 9. Rebs.
Jdrudr 3. nq3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10

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taun neldss fruber pom z.
Dcis berpcbnt mar teScsep
bat Die Wirthfhaft in
fur Die 9Ilfnlnme ppu Jfei