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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

ID. 3: s! s. 81;
''''"'' -''''' ''A's' srrsw.c ''
kdTsid tTSn St9nhins,o. in eslla to Buik
sehr Amos. Birlsan' Brandyvins, with corn neal.
a. = sailed.
Taylor Aosy savannah AID O,hIs Wud fresh s from n
ship Lsis Cass reported ashore at Mobile got on the same
day she went and proceeded to the 2sh u The
nip was not on the cutter as reported aground on Dog
s.srsssig sgyyesk end hsss q Rodney ven,
& on The 81 inst. She W: bound
Of Sssa se sS the
s. 5 i ss M ire
shs hav; NOT yet drilled shore There was and
spo..,Ss 70 render them ihs I'D from hs
Ss;is 81 s!iss sis
CD reports that on the 81 inst Of Cape Sable experienced
s; a''" part Of the cargo kept
r on b1s 81, M ne sssnnS sh ns an hss
ss.S s;sss
a. s n %, sou9 Te ns ns bs
Co e sss S%Rs
Notice to Mariners.
Trade ,gith Psra-Copy Of letter received at Lloyss
Ss Ssasl y
ton Of w Peru that he
ss.ss.
silk from the let Of November Of the present year
81 am, sir your obe.leat servant.
= : l"DsNis LIZ MARcHANT.n
Lynn sThe master Of the juno Jasgs Of hi, orr,
direction for taree of mile
buoy He states that at the he he found
sounding that there but feet water over Lynn
Well Lghsvessel bearing sW tide The above
ton Of much trading
tLynp Wsbech, SC. as in the Of much vessel
posed there was plenty Of water. -
Poreign Perts.
ST Jorxs NE, Oct l5-In mort an American bark brght
ste anu deeply laden arr days before from
tes T,s tr Snrn,s IA a. r. III h ~ a
nanesmk o A. ''''' 'A al" "''"' 0'iS anu 'e"''
MALAGA Oct lin nor, u.,sv r., Nyo,L ia
Emily Wilder Brown for boston wtg cargo Rome Csrtss
for Monte vdeo unc Manned Fauiker NOr,eans DO Sra
Esther w, - y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
PEALE,s MUSEUM.

Broadray, opposite The City Hau 9na P1rk
Day yissters the Museum admitted the svea
iuges 81 shaEs ,x A., oc,.... a.. ,,rz,., and h..,
propoonea the Used states 70 be seen duag the
DAGUERREoTYPE LIKENEssEs taken through the
day and neatly framed IN cases moderate ies
take place IN the Lecture Room Il o'clock. via Monday
wedn.sday and Friday CONCERTS Of Vocal and listfs-
mental Music. -
pleasing Interesting Philosophical and Chemical espr-
ments BY Peals =, ,,oa,r
ted Vocalist OF the Lcndon concerts, assisted br Mr..
DEAMEs Composer and fIoie.,or sg,s ard 81
sTANwOOD, the celebrated Professor q ue Aeee-de a.
from Boston. his 6rst appearsace 30 us city
LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTOR SERPENT, fon
Fasey Giass Working during The day and evening. By Ne.
Owens.
half price. Ci9fn-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
Latest Adv1ces
New York Post Once

New York Post Office.
Post Once opens At. O'Clock "
closes at.............s..sss.sI p n.
Open Sundays from . TO 10 and l2l 10 IA
ARRIVAL DEPARTURE
ARRIVES. Closes.
Eastern Steamboat Mai, via stonDstor,
daily, except Ssndays... ..:......... An IN.
daily except ssndAys. r.M An
morning, closes Saturday ............ IN
EasternWay Mai, viafiarisn.W estchsster,
Norualk. &c daily except ssrdays..... I'M A. NJ.
Hartford Nsii, By steamer, daily, except
soutbsra Mail through to New Orleans,
w sss Mi. ......:iiIi M
Northern VI all. daily ............. p. 81 A. ~
Morning Nal to Philadelphia. ......... Il IN y NJ
Southern Way Mail, inclulinx the principal lsi q. d.
Offices between th,s and Phtladellhia,va
Jersey City, Newark. ke............. % ~
Hudson River WAY Mail, bOlh sides. g ~
Long Island Observation-Disclosures. An. 4
On y. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

QfpQFk M been in greater ratio = The crop ofCot
ton les Increased more yksn 81 snSx
been peculiarly under the influence Of speculation, in
1859 in particular. 80 ie aaitr-s rs.f ~ 81.
The growing crops all these articles promise to equal
in abundance these Of the previous years There no in
creased vent in proportion to this increased supply The
European crops Of grain full average and there is no
hope Of export to that quarter any extent Under these
circumstances, is idle to expect any rise in prices,
matter what may be the movements of the bank
party This vast national wealth. and the low prices
which ensures is guarantee Of great future business
acti
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

AsHEs.-There has been fair demand, chiefly for pots
for EXPORTS at S. 25 In pearls there is less doing at 50
q So rs
BEEswAx-Sales southern have been made at 90.
CoAL.-Owing to large arrivals, Averpools have de-.
clined within few days Sales Orrel at l21 per ton
Newcastle Z 90. At Boston improvement has taken
places sales Camel at $la Newcastle $40 per chadron
CoFrEEThere has been but little doing Sales Rio at
IL all; Laguayra lo4 III; st. Domingo 81 a93.
Hors-Small sales of lS4e at 40 c--stock light
HsMr.-Clean Russia, to small extent has been sold
at $245 $50. -..l wa
srnIrs-saes OF Segnee brandy at 81 AZ; a so. The
market generally is quiet
MoLAssKs-The demand has fell or and prices are de-
Ginning Sales Porto Rico 80 80; Now Orleans % %.
NAVAL SroRKs.-Sales OF North County turpentine at
50 So have been made being nearly all the stock here
OrLsWhale is offering at Is the last sales made
at29 English linseed zoe. cash.
RIcE.---The stock is very small; sales 50 81 81
suoAR.--sales Porto Rcos 81; st. Crox 81 Oh New
Orleans n.
ToBAcco-Prime Kentucky has been sold at IL cents
Is Virginia 81. The stock is ALL Manufactured in
demand.
TALLow- There is no foreign in market
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

AT Mlledgeve, Ga, C. r. Clayton, Esq, for nineteen
years OF that state and recently cashier o
the Branch Bank of the State Of Georgia Medgevlle
Near Fay ette Mo- at the residence OF Mrs Hughes,
Me 10Th ultimo the Rev .fshi,y Samson late OF Cornwall
Vermont. Dir. Samson agent for the Missouri
Sunday School Union and lectured With much success
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

On Saturday 7th iast st. Clements Church. by the
Rev. Z. n. Mead Uyiiam H. Mott. Of New York. to Mary
n. Thomas. of st. John, ". B.
At ST. Louis the 3oth ult by the Rev. ARENAS Bull
lard John s. Hayuord of illsboro ILL., to Harriet Com
stock daughter OF c. r. Comstock of Hartford Conn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
Passengers sailed.

Passengers Sailed.
LIyrsFoot-Pqeksf ,aT Peirek H,,ry-Ilss,y samuel
and niece Mr Hatch Mr. Broaabent Mr. Meyer Nr Thom
Mr. Beatty Me- Crictcn, Mrs skechey and daughter WIN
Habeshav Fredk jones' Armstrong Mrs kenworthy, Mr.
Patton and ieni all Of NYork David Neviss Steele Of
Boston; Dir Jones, British Army. - - -
H.vsE-Packef skip Birgtrdg-Mrs De Gouriay, Mr.
Draper Mr. Halbede Paris; Washington Costar AMI family
snn. & q stoppari Bolton. Berri Bouland. Mr.
pschasy s.d lady MR. Jacgaam Mr. Ds,sismes Mr. Msage
hiaelrhia Webb. Mddete~n COINS Franeis stopPani-
2 in the sterrzgs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
PROMENADE coNcEGIsla ia Musar'

For re frsf this cemrffy.
THE WASH .,GTON SALOON a, the Mashingtcu Ho-
TEL Broadway. near Chambers street which hes been ele
gently decorated and sfndidy illuminated ~ Three sugsb
glass Chandeiiers will "Wednesday merit N0yem
frat Of Of Grand Concerts N Mu
sard and splendid rail- Particulars future annoUnceuenis
In addition the saloon there will Ne thrown most
spacious Room and an elegant suite Of ar
exclusively for Ladies Dressing and renE Rooms
aIsg spacors aparep for Gentlemen with other
comnodation required BY POLITE society.
Gomez will begin rccty a eight O'Clock
The doors will open At half past seven.
This Grand Bah Will ten, under the Direction
Of master Of THE ceremonies with powerful aud efscve
Band &c &c. -.
Ladies' and Gcnemsn nttntng TO dance, and wishing %
sets that object by appyf % he
Manager between u and who y IN atetaance try for Az
communications THE positive will be adopted
10 maintain the rules which govern polite society.
Mr. Coter 10 supply 70 order wiz every
other reieshmnt u the hrst quality at the uos reasonable
prices. -.
Tickets may BE had al TIE csn a the gsr Of he Wash
'"t'o i - ~ y nett
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
THE SHADES,

fpear Of the City Hoell
r,.Ns prorrieor Of the above we'll knswn establish
sna rc.,setfv orns his friends and The public, that
s..l IL up Chops and Steaks from 10
ociect IN the morning 70 2 NJ and poaeh,d Eggs welsh
p..ks,s .rd osher rehes during the az and evening
~ friends fer the liberal patronage bestowed for
H. pledges himself 20 bestow every attention 20
MY ~, ,,re Of their favor.
rauIs or EXCHANGE on all parts Of England. Ireland
Is ~ sctiand in gums Of As, $40. ais and f91to
...an, ~ ale Al = J. SyLNESIERS
nys lao Broadway and ~ Wall 81.
/-,oRN RENEDY-Ampe testimonials for Fcuchtwangvrs
~ ,ey Corn Remedy be produced 10 efficacy and
....sr ,;rtues Dor sale whole sale and retail At
yy,ayLop,s B,LsAM oF LIvERwoRT--The senups
and non genuine DIR. Taylnr Bssar ~ Liysrwort, for
AZ ~~boiesaie md retail. At FkUCHTWANpEHs
oa5 PHARMACY, $40 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
SACRED CONCERN,

Atfhe TdbernacIe, Broadw0y.
@ m % '3ib 81 sf'y w af
TED S1 Al: y M1 ts shs
at s h' SIssS Ri'
Susi' xais;a my Prayer BIZ. iad
ReciiStiye-Ss miort ye my People Mir Wood Handel
A Assissy TS'ss saith the Lord, mr1n.
kssis.i,. aS n &fref Gs... Blood-M
R.ei,s,iSsei,iieid Darkness shall - u,,
CHI. e Hsy .ss Me- 2s'
GEe% , As sS 4, s1d . G.Ia'a-Mr and Mrs Handel,
R.es,iys7Dsrg,r and Deeper sail, }Mr Wood H.pdel.
RR fsiTsSfs s'f fISp. rif:ss
song.shall in Mamrss Fertile Plsin-Mr
senslia s'r,.i;;l 1;;$S19y-iir, WOOD: Handel.
mo F So% BOw. Haydn
sOas-tsrwell ys H,gpyx FIELDS from the Re- H,r,'
L,fi,r. =; H.rdel.
i DSsr: oes :, a.. Isss VIII com
s1s o sns g2 s Nus. sd sss s X.
and Ns WOOD o. s Is &
s ssr, d D'l s.'''' Evening At A' Ivy h0'' snis
WASHINGTON SALOON. Broadway, near the Park
viii FsDs6 81, N,
"a r sl%si ySes. m Gibbs. Mr. Maynard M Rogers.
Nj Phillips PHI ne hr, appearance and Mrs HAid"a
Conductor, Nj. Austin PhilIips "a, ..,s
pSers spen mhaS pn't Concert WI ,SmNssss
Tickets one dollar admitting asensman and two ladies'.
which ssI %y pSsT Sss s Saloon Hss
and Music Stores in the city. NIL ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
THE GLENrWORTH PAPERs

ARE not oC 80 wp.h ccnsequsges e. h,, Hfso, q Yt s
LEY'S import,on and manufacture HIS nimitatie sYf o.
Mceskn aud Beavers are vnsurlaseea - ths ciil
81 rssrs 0c3l IA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
a THE os6EsT FsEABLIsMEST, "a TBE I'd G F..

"a THE OLDEST EsrABLIsMENT IN THE CITY
NA-THEOpORk CLARK, corner Of Chatham and rear
streets after many years Of experience tsiiness snj
uatirnz efforts attain the object c0nheehy
believing that he has at length succeeded IN IN
article which cannot fail 20 win the appreciation on al WI" w"
take the trouble a. examine a. 4. - - -.
This Article VIII ch the attention Of The subtle
invited IL satin Beaver Hat, rrlce only lhtNhh
DOLLARS ard he feels assured that Tor beauty
durshy and comors cannot be surpassed N tne sip OF
New YORK In addition 70 the usual vari,y ol Ats anu
We also keers on hand ssdSsis
fiat for years ps has given su-srous VI mo-
himself males proper fer him 70 saw that pc s. .r
H. od from bad customers viii not have 70 ne
Ia 10 sJ srss WHOLESALE dealers supplied promptly at
vi NV, ; 90 ~ so'''' n7tisl'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
2-RIBB BON AND SILK STO x E-2S

lust received great assortment of Fall Ribbons and
Silks consisting part or style rich Paris plaid Rib
sen sm6rodsred GrS.dsrns Ribbons spbr. dered
Satin Ribbons plaid Satin Rbbons Sc Cap Robons, plain
tafcta and saa Ribbons a wdths and colors, Silks
rous styles qualities plain corded changeabe corded
figured plain G5os DC Naples. figured Rep silks and sa
Grapes Grape Lisse and millinery articles general
Also general Of Fancy Dry Goods Millnsrs
will End much to their to call before purchase
elsewhere.
Wholesale and reta "a Division street. doors from the
Bowery B-Thisdsy received changeable cord
GA Imiss ---I Z. B. LEVY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

This Tremendous increase in production has naturally
had s effect in depressing prices and must continue 70 DO
so. The population in the United States is now about
1sococoo souls In England the average yearly consump.
ton Of wheat is estimated ut Or bushels each ndi.
vidual per In this country owing 20 the greater
consumption Of animal food and other articles the con.
sumption Of whoa, is less and usually computed at
bushels each person At this rate the crep Of 1887
about equal the supply and the holstens the banks
sent up prices high that large imports Of whea. took
place The imports Of whes, into the United states for
four years, was as follows:-
Irpoft sss ss bushels In 1888 busheIs
:" "ts37. seat use isss.. ..sa,oUo i"
In ihe year ls3s the production exceeded the cousunp
ton about " ecoeee bushels. and has continued to in.
crease un, this year the surplus has been bbl
sffour or 100000 bushels Of wheat The production
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

Packets 60 Depart.

Cleared
saIIs Rver Ca bses J5s 6sihs% wilkins Charles
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
PEAsEs' HOREHoUND CANDY.

Ne,c York, March 10, 1870.
THIS certify that have been suffering under the Effects
very cough and cold and after making OF
several kinds Of medess vihost receiving benefit from
the fearing cold would settle lungs and
hne eugth Of time from business employed
eminent ply and under bis treatment some two
months and getting instead sf better
from the advice Of friend Induced TO try
Clarified Essence Of Herehound Candy which Immediately
being coninsd the house and able to leave
bed, and unquslfedly that after making Of two
y.rfauy rta~sd health
and great blessing been that feel bound 70
con the public that they may know where
and he healed likewise. w. l.. IRISH, 81 Ludlow Of.
Hustes sole agent Tor Nassau st. OF Aun. None
nuae unless each package signed Pesse Son, IS Division
street whom IL be obtained wholesale retail Closed
Re hath o2t IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

kx TO LET--The front or back parlor both on the
f3 frst floor IN the gente tive story house. White
I decent snd respectable tsrant the rent will te
roJsrate Appiv the premises White street nil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
GROUP, ROUP.

Z r,
MY CHILD Was recently afflicted wi the Group and
w thought she would not nryye two hours wh.n We wsr.
Essence OF Hoarhound Candy Divsn street, and did
so effects astonishing Her complaint bafd
the skill eminent this produ
relief The child expeeora.ed freely and
the considered Of
ger and in fifteen hoss performed perfect Please
publish this for the benefit Of hose parents who have darling
httls children Afflicted my child was
J. HARRISON, 80 Nam street, Brooklyn.
Messrs. j. rease Son, IS Division street;
6enemen-Iiavng been troubled with sore cheat and
cold for Me last month"; ESQ as 10 be quite unable TO q
tend daily busnrss was advised BY friend 10 make
atrial OF your Clarified Essence Of Hoarhouns andy which
did aud relief and
ed to several OF profession, and they found great
regulator OIL Inc 'csoUNsEII6R SMITH 90 Liberty, 3.
You at liberty to make pusc use Of ths " n. nh
proper. C.S.
Agents b, Zsbsr, n. r. esper Of Third and Dock .sa
Philsdelghisi Reddinr, Nos state st. Boston Mass D,
Brooklyn l. None genuine unless each package 10 sgued
tanned wholesale and retail. o26
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

This EXHIBITS the same TREMENDOUS increases and all
other agricultural produce presents the feature We
have summed up the three principal articles with prices
Of each for series Of years. in order show the grand
suit.
Psoouer AND pAicrs OF wHEar, CorroS. sNo TcB,ecs
rHr UyIrrD srArgs, ron SANS OF rEsss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

:, rs.ss. W.. j Los az rs y!.S.r .s,..l.3
~ = ~ NJ :. TnUksDXYI T. tlal .4.l u
i ~; 81; @ sIsss ss.a s;i s
- r,,S% WI s sassEAE' lA".-.,.
vSass and sIfps sale q h9ssss9s rsrnsTs 4 hal,
,roiture contained the four stsy house Ne ~ Greenwich
street ~ .....s N l., e +. '..... M
PAUL .. LLOYD, Auetioneer.
THIS pay
Se.Wn Mccormick viii s. this day At 10 oeoef, at No
street BY order oftne sheriff large and vaua
ssiasss asansis risSsns, sSr'inss Irish linens iosry
gloves elegant eseos rsttinets, sk veIvt.
H,IiIsiy SS:iss: win ssasty Sfi.nsy ar good:
merchants, house keepers, &c Sale positive. IL
J. W. Wheeler, Auctionser.
BYJC. MAITLAND,
v,,,v,r,nr HIS DAY,
raj and Kitchen furniture, esnsistsDs
Of new and second hand bureaus Secretary dre
S:S:!:ss; w1ss as. md e:ss sssl Chairs:
wine glasses &e hailamps, nsnisi clocks eroeksry sa.s
to !B:.. a sosS hsS:s y;sss
sending their addreto the store and goods any
advances paid all good. semitic the store and
sYsurrEKFIEts2' .:. GsS ~ I. Es.i SI....,,
tended to, and respectfully solicited.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
$50 ehadrons Liverpool do Delivered at market prices
Aso. 100 Cooking Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The auctieneer respectful
H..seso nrss isar the awens!p
keeping Liberal cash advances win be AIDE on fur,urs
the effects persons deceased personally attsndedto
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
DOCTOR YOURS ElE

LITTLE BOOK, entitled The KubIcon, written BY ply
~ stefan Of several practical experience in this city
disorders Of nature with ins uctions for
the patient to cure plainly written Il
every reads will certainly understand it, and win
enabled Of OF his plant. The
price only SO cent? and od at the drug stores 70 Fslton
street corner Of Gold loo William street, OF Fulton
So and $50 Bowery; Canal street 100 Greenwich street.
Chatham srea Delaney street. OF Suoh and "a
Magazine stre New Orleans. al m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

CONJuGATORs or BLlss-soothers Of Gtiefs-The
" mirat0n Of the ingenious, the desired OF ALI which have
met The appreciation Of the entire q this city, also the
med lie diplomas OF the ts year-lsfo These
beautiful EASY elegant CHAIRS known the Elastic
Revolver and Compromising Rocker they tell their story
examination shecuay than volumes Of explanation
Thsr,ore please call AZ The veroo, ~ Broadway,
between Grand and Broome ST.
~ w. KING, Paientee, " Y
n. B.-op.n in the evening dnfins lhe winter. M I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

large portion Of the Western Flour goes Down ;he
Mississippi to New Orleans, where the receipts f0r three
years have been as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

S =; ~: li..; tss 80 80
iadslphis Nevs, Buntns NOrlssns, HieRs&Co. -rs<~
-.s..,.. 1880 Arrived.
Brig Edward, new ro Stonington in ballast tn Bulk
ley The 10 for the Charleston line Of packets
sehr Amos, Birdsal. Brandywine, with corn neal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

DANCING ACADEMY.-Mr j. PARKER has the honor
~ announce to his scholars subscribers and the public
that his opening Ball will take place Friday evening
18th inst his splendid saloon, Tammany Hail. After this,
the Pabcs will take place "Wednesday evening during
the Dancing will O'Clock. and continue
till between asd Tickets far admisson, cents be
had at the Hail. variety ofnew cotions will be introduced
by Mr. Brown his celebrated band School days Thurs
days and Saturdays with the exception Of nsxt week when
in consequence Of painting and fitting the establishment
school hours for young ladies from ste 81 boys sm tots
rentleu.e from 10 TO-. 49, n 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

OR COMPOUND EssENTIAL Oh on ALMONps
% For destroying dsndrud and preventing the hair from
coming oai turning grey an Bsd
POUND OIL the wholesomest and best Oil Tor the Hair
akes gro thick as lons falling on
has begun 10 turn ~ srch nou
riser tn. hair that BY will restore TO natural
ceor sss prevents hairro becoming shaded, and N hair
already shaded which s sgrea TO young ladies
snd used fer short time viii restore y 10 natural &C.
eyebrows aud whiskers. -
a. PASTOR Iss Greenwich street. New York, ard fer
the accommodation the Ladies' al the Frutcrer and on
frefionsr Store. 1851 lsreenwich street.
pr1es n ats hot highly perfumed. o1u-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-22
6OO,OOO symis
ssaubcls unp SSretter.
Spffmatt un0 Meber

Senacbri6ti9en ibre Sreunoe nnb elm ges
ebrtes pubIifnm, baB fie ans 9Seber's alten
StancplaB, bic eritc 8prbDarc cberbalb oa1
aenbud,'s 9Birtbsbaule, einen 9rceen Tcrs
ratb pcn 8aubcls iino Sretter nnteridieeli'
der Scrtsn ein9slest babcn, fporllnter ildb
befnben:
gelfe Scrtcn @elb umb 8efpeint SIcrs
tcros, SirIhenbprb5 une planten, pdnnel
9,oros, @elbspeint, Scdntlin9s, pappeln'
Ycaros uno planfen oemIpf,Scentlln9s,
Sparren, 8alfen, jebe Scrte Sretter, Saus
hcl,, Vfolfen, 9atten unb ale Scrten Sdln'
Seln, Maurersea!ten &c.
Gle ,percen INNER einen beftdnoi9en Tcrs
ratb pbiaer slrtdel auf Soanb haben, mon't
Yeutc aus bem eanoe 81 ben nieerl9iten prel'
len Yerleben iperben fcnnen.
Danfbar fir bas ibnen bon bem pnpllfltm
aelhenfte 9ertraueu, bcffen Ne ourb btllI9e
preife uno ldnelle 8ebienun9 bic Sunoibaft
nnb fernere @ewcsenbeit ne1elben carerbatt
SIai I3. nq-9M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-22
9la;aretb Sptel.

Der llnterjcituete bsnad,ridtieet feline
Treunte unb tas publifum adltun9spca, eae
er ron Bath mad, benz mpblbefannten @aifs
tauie III Ta3aretb ge3r9en III, tpclhes frilber
bon g8illam Craig bcipcbnt murbs, olIpc er
ieiue irnitigsn &unben ;ur beiten 3nfriersns
belt bebienen tpirb.
Sctn @aithauS lit 9rcB unb 9erdunia unb
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