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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

DARK ThEATKn-- this EVENING will b ps.-
THE sENEyIT or MADAME TAoLIoNr,
PLEASANT NEIGHBOR--Chr is,ophsr strap, Mr. Nieln.
.on1Naney s .. M; vsT'G. x,,.,
By the in London Unknown, MI Hornsa,,le, %
To rsish ~ be adses CHAOS is CONE &GAINco
Chaos Mr. F,sher-Harrist, Mr.. ChiPpindale.
az rhde. Mad Tasii0ai-Jams. Reuben, Mons. Tasoni
To conclude with the RIVAL PAGEs-Marquis de Prevlls.
Mr.. Neutrality-suspicious., Mrs Richardson
Doors opeu 7-perfsrmance - commence NJ bal pas
Bsr Tickets, sl-rit, so cents-Gallery. ases.s.
DOWERY THEATRE-T.s 5. HAMBLIN SOLE NAN
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening. will DO
CHARLES TYRRELL, OR THE BITTER BLOOD
Sir Francis Tyrre, Charles Tyreli, Mr. Prscter-Luey
Previous to which will be performed,
hAI n. Iha1eppa, Mr. Wool,red.Thamar, J. II. Hall
Doors att O'Clock the performance -
price'-Boxes 10 eentsPit s7i cents Gallery, 10 cents
| NiBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALooN.-wn.
~ LIAM NlBLO respectfully that this Estab-
ma hsn,nen Is now open for the SEASON
BRIEL RAvEL Of Gabriel Ravsl Artone RsveI
jerome Navel tranceise Ravel Leon Jave kave Joseph
emoiselle Elise Rave.
Leader ofthe Orchestra the Rave, Fsmily-sgnor Cs.
THIS EVENING, August s,
The Evenings entertainments commence al O'Clock
With TIGHT HOPE BY the Ravel Family, during which An
tome through the character Of the Eeg Clown and
introduce his celebrated eat including the Ladder Dance
Alter which the beautiful Tabeau Vvant PU NCH SOCI-
ETY., characters by the Ravels.
To concIude with the vol ADVENT or Night Of Ad-
venures-ln which the celebrated Gabriel Raye will exhibit
his extraordinary performances introducing La Barre Cirque
crossing the stage pole 10 feet high the difficult a.A
darag act ever atiempted-vol au-Vent, Gabriel Ravel
Civil and Efficient Officers will be in attendance preserve
good order, and the admission Of improper persona
No posPoaement at any time, visitors to The Garden
pass from the street. through the Grand Promenade Me re
menade Saloon, free from damp wet al all tines
Tickets so cents.
Doors open at THE entertainments to commence at
O'Clock.
Omnbasses win to and from the City Hotel the Oar
| den. during the evening. y?2.y
o. A CARD.-THE PANORAMAs-MR GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs the citizens Of Nav York and
the public gen. rally that he intends open for exhibition
NEW PANORAMA early in October next and that
quently the Panorama Of JERUSALEM will positively IA
closed the first Of that month He gives this early notice,
that parents may bring their children Sunday and other
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

C,rrersuce the arrival OF the British Qseen, there has
been very doing this article The principal
demand has fer middlng fair and fair at Ia e The
tales for the week made generally reduction ic
from the prices currsnt previous week Yesterday how
ever rmness manifest ans prices rallied ate fros
TIE south we hear reiterated reports Of the promising appear
anee Of the growing crop Beth and art this year
70 have rendering the sell productive to the extent
of can.eitv The trade southern ports
,ar dull The both here and there have been reduced
bv shipmsnis from hr hzss The following 10 table OF
sales, prices. and remarks al the different ports for the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

Packets TO Arrive.
LONDON.
st. James, Sebor, June 20
Montreal Gr;6ng, July |
Gladiator, Britton, July 10
Mediator, Cnamrlin, July 20
LIVERPOOL
Europe, Marshall, June -
Roscoe, Delano, June 10
Sheffield, Allen, July
Oxford, Rathbsne, July 7
Liverpool, 49, Fayrsr, Aug. !
HAIRY.
Francois lstThonpson, June24
Emerald, Orne, July ]
Silvie de Grasse, July 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

DOCKS OF HERALDRY-T. BROWN, Stone Seal En-
- graver has removed to 2s3 Broadway opposite the Park
Goats Of Arms Crests, Cyphe Enblematic ssbects &C.
engraved stone diamonds, sne,hysts, opale cysia
Se-seoeht IN the rough cut 10 form. Ladies' ssa
Pencil Cases sgnet Rings SC engraved with Of Arms
Crests Notices, or any other device.
Coats Of Arms painted and forwarded any part Of the u
States
Book. Of Heradry kept with upwards sf 100000 nanea-
Coats Of Arms found. aul-st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

G7- A CARD.-THE PANORAMAS-MR. GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs the citizens sf Nav York and
the public gene rally that he intends open for exhibition
NEW PANORAMA early in October next and that couss-
quently the Panorama Of JERUSALEM will positively IA
closed the first Of that month He gives this early notice,
School Teachers their scholars aad that all may have OPP
poruny Of viewing this transcript Of the Hely City.
aul .ses2m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULIST,
900 Broadway, entrance IN Duane street,
Ceshnes-hs practice 10
EASES OF THE EYE,

OCULIsT,
300 Broadway, entrance IN Duane street,
Ceshnes-bi, practice 10
DISEASES OF TIL + EYE,
oPHTHALAuC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. EIous practice. and the sumber Of Pc
nts who cannot he attendes during his Office hours he has
obtained the services Of Dr. WxsrMscorr. practitioner "a
vorably known for years this city, member Of the
New York Medical Society," and Of the Royal COLLEGE OF Sur
geons, Edinburgh Dr. W. pals much attention 10 diseases
the Eye IN Paris, and recently to Dr. Eo't peculiar
mode Of operation ant trea tment
Once hours from 10 TO o'clock, daily. myasys
90 NoTiCE-Al persons hereby cautioned against
trusting the Of the DR. brig Magse debts Of their
contracting will be paid BY the Cspsais or eon'gnee aua
MTANTED-A small BOY 10 attend to an editorial room
w One Of respectable connections who smart active and
intelligent, may apply at this Office yqIu
DOARD-A gentleman sd hi. wife, or three single
ID gentlemen. have Handsomely furnished with
board, by applying Al No. 10 Park Place.
English and French spoken au21w'
NFoRIsON's PILLS OF AMERICAN MANUFAC-
lu TURE.-The community sppr.ed that the sjuhc-
ton obtained against the Subscribers by the false
Of Mr. John Morrison in the OF the hrm OF Morrison,
Moat CO.. Of London, Though without the authority or
knowledge Of that firm assured by Of hem has
upon foil hearing Of the before the Vice Chancellor bees
modified securing subscriber. their full right 20 the
Dfscture &c Aorsous Pn confederation Of which give
The following from the order Of the Vice Chancellor IN
the case:
That the said defendants (Noa rcham) and their agents.
notwithstanding the said shall be stbbery until tho
farther order Of this Court 20 make prepare and self Pills
and Medicines under Of Morisens Pills. Nor
ison Vegetable Universal Medicines" any other
which ey hsk proper 20 to the same az being of
their make manufacture add preparation o. either II the
said and 10 designate their gsera place Of sssne
or depot w. the city of New York branch Of supposed
institution called the British COLLEGE ofhsal'h."
These Medicines carefully prepared they have been du
ring the pas, eighteen moa Be obtained genuine only q
the paper. throughout the Uson With whom '. adv,r
se please insert the shove and send paper office
here. MOAT PELHAM
sa3-lw' 5oCanal It. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

% THIS cautio. all persons from trusting my wife
Caharne my account will pay debt. oher contract
ing (aus-it.l MAURICE O'NEILL, Oak st.
f6y- SHIP UTICA FROM HAVRE-Consisnees will
permits board the foot OF Albany street.
~ r. Goods permitted BY the sth inst will unavodably
be sent TO the public stere. au5.y
Uy- TO COUNTRY EDlTORS.-Thoss Editor, who
have copied the legal opaon Of Colonel Joseph White
Of Florida the Of the New Orleans Msmmoth Lot
terry requested to have the inserted esce IN their
pavm,nt au5-lts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

lust RECEIVED, per ship British Queen,
Of Irish SNUFF from Lundyoot, in tin oannisters various
sires; also high dried Welsh tin cannisrs various
fine Eag ish snus consisting Of Hsrdham No 81 Violet
strasbourg Morton Mixture and English Gentleman Danish
snsh ~ BEETLES; Turkish Smoking Tobzcco old Havana Sc
gsrs, always sale al MRS. q. NEWCOMERS,
aal IhS& M3t. 2Q1k Broadway. OF the Hichander
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

MOO DIVISION sr-As long the systematic, heart
IN less deceptive, vpcrke destroyerof unprotected female
innocence meets the smile o appreciation and In
stead and seesaon ssch respectable acquanan
their wealth station give hem 80 long will Hun
te Red Drop snd purchaser And We would sa TO the straS
gnat and swallow camel Of people that faint at the
sight &C the remedy think Of the many thousand victims of
Of reforming who wosd have
been hurried their early graves aud nothing earth have
them but this medicine when y warranted 70 all
cases ef under creumstsrces Every vial q gen.
will have the signature of Dr. U. Lcvoa 81 whom
he obtained privately AZ all times 81 per vial Letters post
paid promptly attended 70. auoitT
A UCTION NOTlCE.-Caialogues of Dresses theatrical
Properties &c. to be sold Nv CADY, Mondsy Au.
grst AT 10 O'Clock al ia Fulton street ready and
goods be examined from Saturday morning tlll the
hour OF sale iv30.lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

INARM FOR SALE.-For sale, a small Farm coutainirg
about 40 acres Of land lying Great Meek Queens co.
l. On the premises dwelling house, containing fosr
rooms with Kitchen attached, apple orchard, aud
fag spring Of excellent water The farm suitably divided
into wood plough, and meadow land The property delight
fully situated the west side Of Great Neck fronting the
bay threefcurihs Of mile from steamboat wharf oa
whence boat daily 10 New YORK; and would be ssk
avery desirable location for gentleman retiring from the v
Distance from New York BY land u miles and ,Ss
same BY water. For further particular, inquire Of
jy2o eodsw' JOHN n. G0URLIE, No. 10 Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

GAUXHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE.-Ths
prsPretor Of this Garden respectfully informs the psbo
that open for the Various have been
nsdsI addition 70 entan Of water which they cannot b
will BE- worthy Of their patronage and Of stransss
who visit the city
The Equestrian Exchange in full operation The sales OF
Tuesdays aud Thursdays of each week Gentemea pr
chase with perfect confidence Hsres either for carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of dcceptoa
All Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles Brides Sc entered
gratis limited number Of box stalls provided for
at livery. ROCKENBURG BANCKER,
je7-3m' Propretor-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

D. HALEY respectfully informs his friend. hst he will
continue the business the late firm ~ Haley Co.. and
cits continuance o the patronage which has bees ise
rally bestowed on them. Nsl.iw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

Q5- HARVEY s. RICH left his hsme on Saturday morn
ing August g. at o'clock in the msrnng, and in
South at II o'clock business and has not een hears
Of nce He about feet inches high had on when he le
home light linen roundabout black velvet vest and dark
striped pantaloons Any person giving any Information con
cernng him - Lewis street. al 5S4 wafer street. sa
family au5-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

nR. J. J. LLOYD WHwTEMoRE respectfully inioen
~ his friends and the pupe that lac has removed 10 No.
Park Place, where he will be ready attend 10 the call Of no
who ay honor hin with h, confidence Having suslcd thu
years the Hospitals of Paris. and year The Lying
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naege
he rusishe Is competent to treat disease s
under his observation. myll-isSa'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

There eight ships the stocks Medfard, Mass One
Of em $50 tons and intended for the Canton and Calcutta
trade.
The Flumnsuse, (Por) formerly the Ahenian. OF New
York, from Rio de Janero, for New York. Martinique,
where she had in distress ha, arrived at New Losdon
charge of officer Of the cutter Woco charged
with a breach Of the revenue laws.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

MINERAL TEETH AT - PER TOOTH.!.-T
1v1 inserted upon the principle Of without ssy
springs CLASPS gaure and warranted be Of the ssnot
service IN maseaton and executed = superior manner
The mineral teeth used by Dr. Wakefield Dentist $50 Broad
way equal any the world Tor beauty and durability.
and inserted by him cheaper thas any other ON the
ONCE $50 Broadway, open FROM A. NJ. until eP NJ
jy2e-steoSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

4Zy,sA..z,5 OSEOLA, Captain H. Mitchell, will leay
'@ the foot Of Chambers street, on Tuesda
afternoon, August g. at four o'clock landing at Cadwe
West Point. Fishk, Hanburgh, Psughkeepse Hyde Park
Kingston, Redhesk, Bristol, and Catskill.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
CROOKE FOWKS,
corner Of West and Liberty stree.s.
Regular days from New York-Tuesdays Thursdays, ant
Saturdays Returning will leave Hudson Monday, Wednes
day. and Friday mornings at o'clock. aus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

~ COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Staten Island 10
B letThe and splendid residence Of Madam Grymes
about leaving for EuroPe) situated the high
es NIL OF Staten Island surrounded by forest trees and shrub
berry, with all necessary Improvements and oubudings.
This beautiful place will be let with all the furniture
now 49, and also The horses and carriages should they be
CURED For further information apply No IS Pine street.
on the premises, al Staten Island. i,2I Ieeodis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

The following the average amounts due to and from the
also average specie and circulation for each Of
the last six months -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS no

THIS establishment will be opened for reception u
i company on MONDAY, the I7ih Of June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WIN. H. RUSSELL, for
merly Of Boston, as steward, Mr.. JAMES SEYMOUR, in
the Office and Mr.. J. b. DoBNY co.duetor the Bslls
and Concerts. JAMES M. SANDERsON,
je6twistlsA Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

~ OTfCr-The coyarnership heretofore existing hetvess
the sub.crbers this day dissolved by mutual consent
The bu.;ne.. Of the 6rm will be settled ~ D. Haley.
j. J. HALEY.
s.W. WENTWORTH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06

and his small delicate features showing moi
even he first beginnings Of the wear and
tear of life. Yet DOrsav must be some
where between thirty five and forty. and
has lived century of excitement and lite
What is his well of Cana,hos9'
find myself continually drawing com.
pnriscns between what see and what
left of the same kind IN America, and there
are many things, the mechanic arts more
particularly, in which think we are steal.
ing march on the old country. Our har-
nesses, for one thing, are decidedly superior
in make and style. think Frost makes
you better coat than you can now get
made IN England, and | was fortunate
enough TO bring one Of Warnock's hats Il
trust 1t will last me till return) which, my
club hcqualn'ances say, could not be re-
placed IN Bond street, for Iightness and
beauty. have been surprised at similar
impression with regard to some other mat.
tiers of rather graver weight. and am in.
clned to think we may soon find ourselves
in relative position to Eng land in the art
of living. such as would be scarce credited
by those who remember the relative ages
Of the mother and child. NJ. W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
SUMNER AND AUIU Mn.

j 'ove the summer JOYOUS Weigh
lis clear, blue, heaming sky,
And clouds that Gold. like angel wings,
Round the warm sun on high
Fair is he earth the velvet grass
Clo'hes-hll, and vale, and mead,
And flowers smile out in ,ddanre,
Where'cr the foot may tread,
The air is softly lusCinus with
The Iraprauce winch i, bears.
And glad birds sing IN wavy bonsh3
To charm away our cares.
The da, is long and sunny,
Aud gentle is the night,
And bright and beauieous thing. are found
Nhereer the eye may light.
! love the sober autumn! IT'S
A gladstone time To me!
When the rile and mellow fruit bends down
The hardy orchard nee.
The ,ong--lhe laugh the ringing shout
From harvest fields are borne,
Where sun Drowned reaper. bards lay low
The golden ,eams Of corn;
The forest tees pui on their robes
A richly varied wreath,
Aud rushing winds to ray cheek
Give rosy tin, Of health,
u dear to me is autumn,
with its calm and sober Joys.
Though it Ioaselh not he summers heat,
And clear, bright laughing skies
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
From The Religious Messenger o! the Philadelphia
Conference.
EXTRA ORDIN VARY CIRCUM.
STANCE.

The following communication his been
of this city, who received it, as here stated,
from 'he late eloquent and pous Summer
field. a short time before his death. We
know the writer; he is man who is dis
,inguished like for excellence of character.
cred blll,y and moral worth. His name
would at once remove every possible doubt
as to the talihfuness and correctness with
which the Carra'ive has been furnished ;
and as to the certainty. that The account
we now give was communicated to hun by
the person above mentioned. EDITOR.
The following account | received from
the late Rev. John Summerfsd id, soon o iier
his return from England. Mr.. Summer.
field informed informed me, that he obtain
ed the narrative from the Rev. Richard
Watson. the gentleman who is now writing
an excellent work, entitled, Theological
Institutes one volume of which has reach
ed this country. Mr.. Watson received the
account from the Rev. Mr.. Mills, a minis
ter of talent, integrity and high standing.
in the Methodist Church in England. and
who was an actor in tho extraordinary
scene. Mr.. Watson further informed Mr.,
Summertield that he was intimately ac.
qualnted with Mr.. Mills, and knew Inn to
b. a man Of the greatest moral worth, and
by no means credulous.
+, Mr.. Mills had travelled q circuit in Eng
land, in which lived a man by the name o
James, with whom, his wife and children
he had been intimately acquainted, aud al
whose house he lodged, IN passing around
the circuit. He lett the circuit after hsv.
ing travelled It one year, TO attend the
Conference, and was again returned TO it q
second time. But IN the interim, an cpl
demic disease had prevailed, in the place
where James resided, and both himself an,
his wife were carried off by it suddenly
and within short time of each other. NJ
Mills, however, as usual, went 10 his oil
lodging, which was then occupied by ih'
children but felt gloomy and DISTRESSED
at finding The above no longer enllvened b!
The presence Of it's former pIous heads
who had been his intimate friends; and II
ans state Of mind retired to rest, IN TIT
ZANE room in which on former occasion
he had been in the habit Of sleeping.
Soon after laying down, however, Mr.
Mills, with considerable aslonlshmsnl
heard, as no supposed, some persons wills
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NJ USIC.
by n, CJJFILIAN.

BY r. GILFILLAN.
Wake music's voice and give me song
TO, harmony shall be
The charm tina, binds my heart TO all,
And every heart to me.
Where music is no III may come,
And sadness quickly flies
Or Gains INFO "A pleasing dream,
When melodies arise.
And if Of song the highest bliss
Would errng mnrras know,
Let beauty only wake the strain;
Aud bid the numbers flow.
The mountains breathe harmony,
The woods burst forth IN song.
Aud ocean with his dreamy voice,
Sings high It's waves among.
Dn, songs of woods, or hills, or seas,
May never once compare
With music falling from The tongue
OF lovely woman fair.
In loveiness, she sings Of love
To her Ills kindly gwen
10 raise the gro,elIing soul from earth,
Aud taste the JOYS of hea,en.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-06
TO A COUNTRY CuURCH-YARD.

TO- COUNTRY CUURCH-YARD.
When faithful evening DER the landscape steals
A nd animated nature breaihes mheard;
When silent twilight her grey robe reveals,
And the air Listens to thar phinIvc bird
Which sings unseen-in nIassv foliage hid;
j love TO wander 10 thy gothic dome.
That almost like a rum stands amid
Old grooming e'ms, where ravens claim home;
And there listen TO the sOrrowing ril,
And rus,lirg grass where sirs the finl breeze
] hear the night. wind, on the woodland hill,
Making wild music 'mong the lonesome trees
But more than ALT watch The daisies grow
Ger one that whom no more ma i, know
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
Gtar0

9im pprlebteu 0ouucrifaG lit Durham
Sdunihtp, Sutf5 @dtntD, an Der 9lussebs
rruts, bic Wittipe beS Ueriterbeuen ioe / II,
9utb. 9Im acknowledgement Sdnts
flag wuroe fIe beerbi9t, wobci Der gbrlp.
Scrn. Stobr, preoigte. sic bradte ibr glls
ter anf 7S Sabre, gRcnat uno l6 Gasen.
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Seerci9un9 prcbt9te Der pfarrcr Sd)tlcel.
9lm 81. 9lpril All Der 9luS3ebrut1 W AZ
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glu9 preoi9te eerfelbc Joerr.
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nem sllter prn III Sabrrn Wcnatrn unO
Is Sa9er. 9lm 24iten ipurbe ct bcerot9t, BEL
iveI6er Gele9cnbeit berfelbe perr pre6igte.
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gllter pom 50 Sabren, Wonaten unb %
Sa9en; Der Gltelte @tuipcbner opn 9tcros
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ppluticn. 9lm 25iteu ipuroe fein Qeib Der
fublen Gree ilber9eber, tppbei Der @brlpuro.
Vreotaer Sd,inoel cine pdlIenbe 9lece hiclt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01

9ln oorleBten Samffag bnrdj ben Gbrw.
@ehmau, oerr 9 ammel gR eDer, pcn
Ober sSalfcro, Mcnt9pmerD @aiintD, nit
WtB 9 uTanna8e er9e bon SiataunL
9lm 81. @dra eurd, ben Gbrip. Sdlinoel
Sor. @harles Setger at Stnef. q ~
n a W oyer, teioe bon q. Bbeitbaa.
9lm z. slpril, BEL bemIelben, Sr. Daoio
8 a lp, 81 Sm9fcr s III. Sern beioe
bon Scetoelberg.
9im IA. sIpril burd, bcnfelbcn, Nr. Gj 60.
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slm 81. Nedrs, curd, ben Gbrtp. Dreyocr,
SHr. 6 tr IS tewer, nit C,llnof.
9 ara b SeGelp, belize pou 8. WiiIferb.
eepig fsin mir nidbt gefdat,
sd, babe mir Die Srant 9epdblt,
sic 3u liebrn gang alIetil--
sic Ica aud, gang ntrtn ctgen feiu.
9lm leBten Spnta9c, burdb ben GbripirS.
Dubs, S9r. Senrih 3immerman, nit
Sun9fcr Snliaua Sc ld)ner, bcioe ppn
Sibs9Sbeitbau.
Dierifa9S, ben 23 sipril, eurd, 9ttrabom
Srarel @fq. S.r. Sen iamin Sauers
10 / II, 'ocu Qchigbton, 9tcrtbantptcn @auns
tD, nit Sltn9fer @ltfabetb Numforb,
bon Siio Weeitbaa
9lm SputaA ben 28iten 2tpril, burd, bens
Ielben Serr z b IMAM 9 dDneioer,
BON 9owbia, nit Sun9fer Sui. WerB
BON Sber Wlatnn9t eedla @al'ltD.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
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