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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

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THE CENTERBA c0RpIAL.-Th,s is the nam. given
Na.ss and other parts italy ranseor iAs
these s.antr.e. and ITS in~.
HI yes has imported
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s%sat ss,s
he avery short tims produces eomorisbie sensass
activity to and ssr e the mind n com
SSsc sa
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ssss full Of wner being dose for an adult and qnsn
ss,sas s ssdsie s
%s ?.
R6s S se:sfs so ~ Mo
North America Price 81 so perl bottle. as ans
pATENT ARMS MANUFACTURING OnrAN1-
for e:
:. pran i'm fHis
Jersey as Treasurer aud Secretary the
The ps6s will take notice that from and day no
contract w be considered valid unless signed BY the
1f .b Sss E IT, ~ h d to- NOR are
s the receipt ohe President Treasurer
yk 0 san ASP ELHsE To
ten and Nassau streets has received per late a
y IsSf;s rs r.:
Wooilen PLAN
and figured Satns wool dyed plain and DIAMOND Beaver for
Tagiou and Peo rocks and Oyercoas Garments of each
kind from Paris and London be examined samples of
the latest prevailing fashion. Also, asmal Of Butons
richly chased gold ening dress coats and called
the Queehs Household Button; and the Abertonan Button
with the national ca Sis%s richly eha,ed worn on blue and
Since ' he f % Of his ia s y.. Charles
s Sssn OBJ
Now prepared to meet sxgsncy He has ayaed himself
si the talents OF OF the cutters the
IN all the ehsngts Of fashionshs under his
those who favor Charles Coz the Sign Golden Fleece
with their ORDERS shall be pleased with price fit
and naeriasfor his motto is, We lie to please ole
to live ala lmT
and
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street, north side Of the City Hall.
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Ctica, N. VI. b. LoAK.
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- Herald aud the only full and correct report publshed
including also Mr. Rvcs Speech at Auburn printed in
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Qeech single large sheet for framng-pree lai cents
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25


account oftheir qua titles in aiding producing month
sehrsss recently diseo,.rss through aocaeRby
sstudent Of the hospitals OF rars 1hs wall
prove be blessing 20 ftmales lie 10 about to establish
sgensf the distribution Of these pils hroughoV the entire
civilized globe. The call for the Paris aRd surreundna
count really astonishing Fudirections each
bon hovevero prevent loss money and
proper 10 remark that should be taken
Their IN epatents the pills should not be taken
scesunt for certain they in their operation the
patients they operate in all whasv
err mildly and eiy, they wouldiR every instance have their
svte,he effect Asyou wish Mod inpos,or be eireuu
be signed by the subscriber who agent
United states Of North Amsrca Price bot Louis
pROUETT To be had at liz Cherry street. ny and at
kndlcott at Boston. Mas. al ams
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

The LARGER THE HUMBUG,
the more severe the bite; the more er.
allied he thinks himself. the more igno-
rant u he; the more cures he pre- aches
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

SctIUYLKldL coaL-HousEKEEpERs, sEWAREi
- 1T well kno fact, that certain class OF inter-
lcper. calling themselves Coal Dealers, and have been
sending Carts that will emily hold iToelbs aud
fer ton OF Coal charging the load SO ess than the
regular dealer
In fnture all Coal sent from Yards shall have public
Weighmaster's with each ton, f desired.
The best Red Ash Peach Mountain Coal delivered in fine
clean order from the boat aud 81 for trohen
and egg per o29pobs Orders sh ud say from boat
or yard
Orders LEFT at yards iss Mo.roe efetson and
Prince, Th streets, with Theodore walsh
Front Wall; 5ls Bowery Union Park Ca
harne street, will meet prompt a,ten ion- nlsim'
FURS, FURS, HATS AND CAPS.
THE subscriber would respectfully notify his friends and the
public that he has hand fun and complete
meat Of frs, consisting Of lynx, martin, SQUIRREL and gene
NUTS aides for boas sad rufus asa general assor
nen Of fur trimmings. The above articles srcd
BY spsrienoed worknsn snd are warranted equal IN quality
Also, elegant assortment OF NOerkn, Silk and Beaver
Hats, ~ the FLOWING extremely low prices, viz:
Silk Hats. warranted fur bodies, at. $3.50
short nap Mnisskin Hats st...s..... 49,. sW
h H. . oi ..i:c.t and Va, e Cas-
Genentn otter Fur and Cloth Cars; Boys Cloth and Fur
CAPS, soue very handsome, aud New Pauers.
VIM BANTA, 100 Chstlan St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

CARDS. CARDS CAkDS.!
ENGRAVED AND PRINTED in ssperios style, at redu.
u eed prceA-
els 3,a J. WALL. Sc Carmine at.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

be accommodated with Breakfast, Dime, and
Sappe the best the ansrds Also Wines Of the Choir
cest quality. s2s sn'
ORPiiANo' FAIH.-A Far, aid of the Half O,phs~
" Asylum the Fifth will be held Mr. KibieS
SaIoo about the middle OF December under he
OF The following Ladies' ratronesses ofthe lHsttstoa
Madame Derau, Depas Mrs. La Forge, 81 Clinton Pl
Mrs. Fowler, Row, Mrs Lombat. 81 80
Mrs. For, Bieeeker Mrs Firth, los Hudson street
Mrs Livingston street Mrs Eggleso. 20 Greenwichst
Mrs Glover. No. Vsrck Pl Mrs Harrison, sThrJ
Mrs. HargOus 60 Amty St Miss Bentsei 10 Broadway.
Mrs hesaud Leroy Place Mise Adsmscn, SO broadway
Mrs Donaldson is State e. Niss Gallagher 70 Fourth ST.
Mrs. \. Mann, ls3 Fourth at.
DonstioLs respectfully soiesd from their friends and
the pahc will be thankfully received by the above
mentioned Ladies NJ their residences.
The following Gealemen have been appointed By the Lady
Patronesses TO act as Protectors to the Far;
Edw ard Thebsud, Esq 7. A. Hafgous, ESD
Mortimer Livingston, Esq. Thomas Glover, Esq.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

sxD PAssAGE EOR MORlLk-Ihs splssdid psekst
,h,r w ARsAW, Car ain Gfhlhs, will rostftvelv
o'{ssF Ga lie sslh November her REGULAR dsy hssisg
49, for esbir secsd cabin aud seersse
r,~~s are,. Earlv anil atif sbesid ~ made 10
VA r. TAPsCOTT. a. Peek sl'r, e
"a, ~ soath 81, cor. Gosvsrneur lsne
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

NO. n ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENTS extensive circula
6on Of the HERALD, both in town and country makes II
supesior channel for adv ertisors.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-23
JANUARY 8.

JANUARY s.
Immediately after the reading of the
Journal Mr.. JENIFER rose and SAID ask
the indulgence OF he House whilst call
their attention for few moments in rela-
tioa to matter which personally concerns
myself. do not rise 10 ask correction
of the Journals, but for the purpose Of point.
ing their attention 10 a report Of the pro-
ceedings which took place on Tuesday last.
10 the Globe of Tuesday evening, which
purpor,s 10 give a sketch of the debate up
on the resolution of the gentleman from
Pennsylvania, (Mr. Sergeant,) "to alter
the Goth rule OF the House 10 allow further
time for the daily presentations ofpetitlons,
| find the following remarks:
"Mr, ByNUM appealed to Mr.. GARLAND,
10 Withdraw the motion for the previous
question, as lie had been attacked by three
gentlemen On the opposite side, and had
bceu grossly misrepresented, and be only
wished to say few words IN reply to those
gentlemen, (Messrs. johnson, of Maryland,
Jenler, and Stanly.) He should think it
hard it he were not granted this privilege.
Mr. Garland said he would not withdraw
his motion for the previous question, which
cut of further remarks on the subject.
Mr.. Byuum then said tha, ii was tho
usual practice of that party, after having
two or three DULLES TO attack gentleman
aud do him injustice, TO refuse TO let him
reply to such attacks"
The distance OF my seat from the men,
Der from North Carolina, and the usual
want of order in the Hall, prevented mo
from distinctly hearing what was said upon
that occasion. Three days have elapsed
since the remarks appeared in the Globe,
and, as far as | have seen, without correc-
ton. am left to infer that they were Ell.
Their expressed on this floor or authorized TO
be reported.
Had heard them, DO not know that
should have noticed them, well knowing
that they would be properly appreciated
by gentlemen here. But, as they have
been published in the columns Of the Globe,
and sent through the country, IL may be ex-
pec,ed that some response should be given.
wish it to be distinctly understood that
| do not rise to complain; that l do not
feel aggrieved that take no offence at
whatever may have been said, OF reported
to have been said, coming from that quar-.
ter. Still, regard for the kind opinion of
1 friends, and respect for myself, which
hope ever to retain, requires that ] Should
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-23
n. j. Holton, Proprietor and Pubtishsr
TERlES:

T,co Dollars and Fly Cents ifpaid in advance
ag,s, Dollars il not paid within three months
81 7Eree DolIars end Fiffg Cents If mt paid
Ill ales the expiration Of the gear. No paper
%.coc,inned until al arrearsges are paid, except
!, lbc option Of the Editor
Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
.,gsrc ZIG zines or less. fhis sized fype) for thu
6rsi insertion, and IS cents for each continuance
Soa,t advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
25 PER cent. higher; and deduction Of 81 ror
ssni. viii b made from the regular prices iOr al
serli.ersb5 ihs yeat
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-23
DECEMBER 81

After the Journal was read yesterday,
the Stumbling Committees were announced.
1t will appear 10 all candid and impartial
persons, that in forming these Committees,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-23

CIR VI. Cochran. MceAlcnburg. ~. c,
cbss. ". Harris. Mil Grove. \. {.
n ". Allison, Concord, ~. c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-23

tEt EIBEk -
Both Houses mel to day, agreeably TO
adjournment. The Vice President appear.
ed and took the Char of the Senate, uod a
number Of Private Bills and sunjry Resola.
lions were introduced.
Ga the meeting of the House, letter
from Charles f. Mercer was read, resign
Ing his seat as a member.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent, with a communication from the Gov
crnor of Iowa, on the subject OF dispute
concerning the boundary line Of Missouri.
A Joint resolution from the Senate was
read, proposing The appointing OF Chap.
lain for each House, which was taken up
and agreed to.
Mr.. Wise moved that the Speaker mp.
point tho Standing Committees ofthe House,
and requested that he might be excused
from being placed on any OF them.
The question of elec,ng Printer com,
ing on, MIR. Thomas said there had been an
interchange of opinion on that side of the
House, and it was agreed to take up that
business on tie 81 of January. Ga motion
Of Mr. Lewis Williams, it was postpaed 10
the 10Th of January, and both Houses ad.
inurned to Monday.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-23

able, the Speaker decided that il was, bat
not to touch The merits Of the main question.
Mr.. johnson resumed his remarks en-
forcing the obligeton Of she Chair TO swear
10 The members not yet sworn, before pro
ceeding TO transact sny o,her business what
ever He conciuded his remarks aboet 4
o'clock, when there sas loud and mixed
deGmnd for the question aud adjournment
bal Mr.. Adams rising and expressing wish
10 make soma remarks on the question,
moved an adjournment, and the question was
carried by yeas aud nays III TO l07.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-23

This morning, the Speaker declared that
tho frs, business IA order, was the Resolu,
ton offered yesterday BY MIR. Hoffman, pro,
posing To adopt the Rules Of order of the
last Congress, with The exception of the
llth. Alter some discussion Mr.. Afford
moved the previous question, on which Mr..
Bynum called for the Ye0s and Nays.
Tae main question, which was To strike
on, from the Resolution Of MIR. Hoffman,
the exception OF the lllh Ruie which pro.
y,des for the votes being gwen rioa rocc in
all elections, was then taken, and decided
in the affirmative 1902, To 81.
The question recurring on the adoption
If tho Resolution, as amended, It passed 10
the affirmative.
Mr.. Byuup then moved that the House
torlhwiih proceed to the election Of Clerk,
Sergeant.ni.A Arms, Doorkcepers and Public
Printer for the present Congress, And tho
previous question beng called upon II, the
Resolution was adopted.
A call Of the House was then made, and
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-15
-Sabr9an9 l3.]
9 c 3 [ Il a II II a en-.

DieIe 2sitltno wirb jebcu Wlittpcd, ouf
siuem 9rpBen Supcr' 9tcDdl Sc9eu, nit gang
neuen Sdriften, berauS9eAeben.
Der Subicripticnssprei6 1T in Staler
bes Sabis, in Scrauebesab -
Sm Sal cics nitt 9eftiebt, 10 mercen Gin
3balcr unb finf uup S,panSi9 GentS an9es
Ied,net.
Sein SubIcritent iptro fir peni9er ols 6
Wcnate angenommen, uuo fciner fonn Die
3eitun9 auf9cben, bis ale Nitdtdnoe parauf
abbejahtt iIno.
gcfanntmadungen, meld,e cin gierctt
ousmateu, werbcn oretmal fir einen 1bolcr
eingerilft, uuO fir jece fernere Ginruduug
flnf NIB SmanSi9 @ents. - GjrCeere mad,
0erbdlmB.
Otejeri9e mrlte Die 3citun9 nit Der 91rit
pcer benz pcitreiter rrbaltcn, miIfeu ftIbit
Saflir beSahlen.
9lae 8riefe an ben Ncrans9rber miifcn
poi fire. eingcianot tpcrSeu, Icult mcreen
fIe nid,t anf0eucmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-15
Die nrbeitcmbe alaNc.

ollie Sanomerfer, Oie6anifer uno
jeoe Sla0e Der Sanoarbetter lpel6e ib
re @rtifenS bios pur6 tbrcn et9enen
Slcib, tbre Sbdtt9teit uno Sparilmteit
lt6 erlpcrben tommen td9lt6 unO
mcbr Su ber ueberSeu9ln9 ba6 e5 ole
Sonolun9en unlerer 9lpmtniifration5z
flibrer lIno. nelbe pbne Grunblase
banpeln uno blp6 ouf ibr et9enc5 9Spbl
beha6t ltnp, b1B jett Jotb, Gleno, 8er>
perben uno Summer ilberall "a pprs
b1nocn itnb, lpD ionif 9lllflt6e uno Slts
friepcne Sanilien 6n ftnben lpareu.
Sic lehen tl9liCb ctlL boB San Suren
nj 6 t 8 fir bo5 GmporfCmlnen pe6
9anpe6 iorpDhL al6 rer 0rbeirenpen
Slalt ill5 belpnrere tbut, ncin i'm Gies
9entbeil, rie 0fe0ierun9 bd(t jcbeS
Soulf5mittel Surilf, rcld)e5 cine 9lens
perlln9 rtele5 traurt9en 9nit1nre5 su
QSc9e brtn9en fDnnte, iie ertldrt nC6
beute ais o1m1l6 mic cine Seputaticn
lGh pon bier n06 9S1ld,in9tOn be9at,
I'm 9lbbulfc pon rem Nrelipcnten Su
erlon9eh oaB Die Jte9ierur9 Sucrit fir
iI6 ieltit i0r9cn miliie, ba5 8olf m69e
3uleben lpte e5 G6 belfe." co lautete
eS pamal6 unO 10 tfeht cs nod beute,
aber o15 SpIf MIL fcincn s. errn
ldn9er ilber iGh anerfennelL e5 bat fb
in Ntai1e crbobeL uno miro cinen
Wfann oen @eneraI Sorriicn Sur Ires
itpeuti6aft erbeben, Ser pterSi9 Sabre
9eprllft mO belpdhrt erfllnoen 1T, ein
Stener uno ni6t etn Serr be5 @ols
feS 9elpelen 81 fein.-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-15

Ntm In9t ftd,, nnb e6 it ni6t gan;
umnabrl6einlih, b16 Die beipcn GQnas
paS uno onpere Sbeile Der ncrcameriz
fanti0 brttttl6en DroptBen S6ritte
tbun, urt1 ll6 bon Gn9lano Su trcnnen
auf frteolt6em QSe9e, wenn fie f6nz
nen 9erpa(tiam, rpenn ife mliden. Seiz
De 8artbeten fftmmen if6 mebr unc
mebr 9iinifi9 fir btefe S16e.-O1an
glaubt, ca6 cine Srennun9 BON Gn9s
lano uno cine 8eretnt9un9 alIer Nro,
ptnsen in cine Gepublif ben QSertb al.
ler 9trten Gi9entbunS I'm rpeni9ifens
30 Dro;ent ffeigern irlirbe. Sters@as
naoa uno 9teu SrunSrptf gum Sei.
ipiel habeu febr 9uten Soben bennc6
gilt oaS 2ano auf Ger anierifaniIhen
Scite so Bis so 9Jrc3eut mehr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-15
Die Sfcibsscitbi0tc Scr sbicre.

Cslnf fir un1ere 3eit)
Die Shierc lebten oieIc Sabre
Sn frtcolider Demrfratie;
Tod cnoliob famen GIe einauter in Die Sdare,
llno ibre 9lepublif uerIauf in glnard,ie.
Der @owe mahte iId, ben innern Streit Al
9iuse
llnb bot IId, chne Cob cem fleinern 8icb,
9IlS bem 9eoriiften Ghcil, gum SduBe,
Gum 9iettcr Ietncr Sreiheit an.
@r ipollte bios oc6 8cIfc6 0iener bei6en,
llnb brand)te peielid ieinen 3abu
SIM 9lnfang nur bic SGuber All Serrei6cn.
2lls oieS Die frCben Burger Iahn,
@rnannten Ie gum poblUerbieuten Qpbne
DEN Ctener feierltd gum @ban
8erldberten bic 9Silroc ieinem Scbne,
lluo 9aben ibm Die Mdd)t bic Slcnlter su oers
leibu,
lin frdfti9er befdluet sn fctn.
9tun 1prah Der ncue Sitrlt au6 eincm ats
bern Gone
@r 9tirtetc iein Sonupt init elmer Gidhcnfrcnc,
@uthcb 5ribut, iluo mrr ibm wiocrlfanc,
Siel ais 9iebelI in feiner pranfe.
Der &t9er unb Der Suds, Der g8cIf Der Sles
pbdnt
@r9aben ih aus Gift, unb jcter paro gum
Nanfe
Gum S0ni9lidcn 9iatb ernanrt.
Seet baIfen Fe Dem Chan Die Ihwddlern Gbes
re beBen,
Sefamca ibren 2beil al ben rrprceten Shds
Ben,
llno raubten enblid trcB benz Chan.
Soa, rief ba6 arme 8rlf nit tief9elenften Sbs
rem
llno nit 9eIdunbner Saut, paS bdben mir
9etban -
9Illein Der Sreibeit StronS tpar nun etumaG
perlcren,
Der Q0pe mar uno blie6 2Yraun;
@r ItcB bon jerem Gbier fd ltrlS bic pfote
ledcn,
llno Der ntd,t frcd, Der muste fIdl perftcefeu.
pfeffel.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-15
G5eIcQICEQfts- -4lutlDIln0.

Die swiidbct ecn llntcrlhrlebenen bI6her
inter ben 9tamen ocu 8 # nb Giiertng
(Stcbrhalter) bcltanoene Sirma, 1T am l It..
biefeS 9lpril.Ncrot5 nit betcerieiti9er @iIls
wilIi9un9 dufgeIO6t pproen. 9Iae wcdhe III
ibren Strhrbuhern nod fdulcig lGno, lpers
ben lcbr frcImOldlaftIid, auf9eforesrt inners
balb Mcnaten pbne Sell Gihti9fcit gu mus
d,en. 3u9letd itattrn iIe ibrcn Smoen fir
ttre bi6bcrt9c uRtertneun9 ten oufrtdtiS'
fen Canf ab.
Die StctrsGcIddfte pcrccn ocn nun an
inter Der Strma ocn .. uno l8. See If am
altcn StaucpIaB fcrt9cicet wrroen.
Daniel &ef.
SCbn S, Gtertn9,
Gmau6, Sipril 8. "-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-15
OcfeutltCGe 9Seupu.

Samifass, Den 1Sten 9lpril, um l llbr
gahmitta9s, lcu an cem 51auie ceS peritcrs
tenen B lliom . Q a 8, III Der Stact
9laentanlL bffcntlid, ocrfauft werecn:
8 Stilbc, jceu be; Der &cnnc, Sroh, Sub
fctten, Neden, neblt nod ptelerlci onoerem
0erdth. 81 rpeitlaufti9 ;u mcIccu.
Die Sebin9nn9en lcaen am Gage tc6
GrrfaufS befannt 9cmadt unc 9ebubrence
gluftpartuu9 gc0cbcn mcrrCu pcn
eSaCCb y, SoaS, 9lbntntifrator.
9lpril, 8. rG-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-15
6. &irfpatrtf.
&omn1t unp feDet
9( el1e SO nnreit

Jteue QS aaren
Die llnterIhricbenen haben bercit6 en
ldNue6 2iIcrtiment ncuer @utcr crbaltcn, Die
ilt fur Die 9c9enpdrtt9e Sobrsjeit uno ben
Blnter pafen-ndmlid
Ga bIlu uno ftndrSblaue Gitder.
brauue uno oahlia, DO.
bell nno ounteIsblouc, DO.
d" inoiltbe CRIME, DO.
gemlitbte ec.
so enit 0 f fe, ais:
StmarSr unc bIau.IhworSe Sademitrs.
8lctcrtd, DO.
SjcmiiChtc, 90.
Sd,war5c NIB HaasfhwarSe Sattjnets.
Gjeltrciftt, DO.
Gemtlcbts unb GRAB, %.
Scr lter:
Gin all9crcincS ?ldortimcut BefteuSeu<
gen. ju umt6neltt nuSufilhrcn.
@hntcS mn wchlfciIs Gattune.
Wtu6Iin DC Gaines.
NMurirtc uno etufadle @rmtaSiuee.
Mtrmo mo anocre Sd)alpl6 uuo 5oalSths
der.
A uro 6-4 @dshmicr Oree SIal6tiidler.
Sancaure6 uno iriccne SoidNcrtIdcr.
Setctnc uno Soummoucue NCQcnithrmc.
Sfwarje NaIieniid)e Seioe fur Nre6cs.
@cflrbte Gircocuop, DO.
SdmarSc bdumwNIenc, fcircne unc iprrs
'tee Srumpfe.
G'onSc, Sattin uro Mautua Sirtrr
Gcamcoiide Sclt6.
Gjcitidte RruQeu.
Sto nno ictccncc Naubffuh.
@cbIcitbtc uuo anccre Wuslirc fTnb bon ies
Der Grrec nno SuaIt6t Su hatru.
ScIpie aud, 0c6eu fir Glide uno gures
ans, ScttScu9r un6 Settfrccru.
Nnrd, quite lSdarcn mb biIli9e QNrcisc hcfs
fcn iIe Itd, cincn Sbcll Der offentIlhcn Smo,
idlaft SuSuiIheru.
cSobn y. GraS,
Glp S. Sd9er.
9lllrutaun, 9tpril 8. no-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-15
8erbeherte tro9bare
81 ferDe- &raft.
&oru>S0dler uno
Sleez0flble.
6. q. Nurals Watent.

&. .. Surdls tent.
Ter llnterldricbene 1T bonfbar fir Die 70
9roemutbi9e llnteritileuu9, welde man ibm
BID baber bat sufcmmen IafIen, uno benad,s
ridhtigt ieiue Nreunbe uuo oas lmblifum i'm
9IU9emeiucn, pas er fortfdbrt obrnbenamtc
berlibmte Orcihmaithinen i'll Der Staot 9tlz
lentaan Su ncrferttgen, lno spar IN Der Ga
me6traBc, I'M eriteu @iere6 bon S?a9cRbud)s
l9irtbebau3.
Der wphl befaurte @jebroud,, um Grefdls
malhinen pcu unterldleolidcn 2rten an,ll>
cmpfeblrL 1T 70 aH9caleiiI, uno cbne cini9cs
Seroienit, Sa6 cs Die Sd,idIidfcit nictt err
ldnbt ferncr mebr Su fa9cn, eaB Die beiipicls
lcic 9tad,frdac mad, oteubendmtcr Wfaihinc
bnldn0lid, fur ccfen @ute iprid,t. SO 1T
nidbt cih neucr unosriuhter 9lrtifci, er bat
Den Scrsu9 prr ale anoere felt mcbr ocna
ltd)6 Sabren bat oiefe Wa1dine mcbrere
Iaulrnbe III ben 8ereini9ten Staaten Qcs
cient in Dem @jebrouh unterIdlieolife Srild,s
te Su breider, II. f. 10. WRantte bon ibnen
taten fllnfiehu bis ;ndn;i9 tauieuo guId,et
SrlGlt eamtt gcorrIhcn, uno bic Waldiue
arbeitet jcst ucd out. llno nad) einem aufs
rittt9en uno 9rilneid)cu Serlud bat man
an9cncmncn, cas iTe Die bette bis jest crfuns
cene Woidlie Der 2Irt Iet.
Gin Scrratb 1T immer gum @crfauf pcrs
ritbi1 ans cen beiten Waterialicn pcrfers
tt9t uno bon gutter 9lrbeit. 9lllcn 8eftcluns
gen fon 9eb0ri9e uno pInftlidle 9lufnerffams
felt qcihcnttunc jcrem &dpfcr SemStbuuu9
9c9eben pcrSeu.
9. Sirfpotrif.
Ism. q id 1e der, 9I9ent)
III 9llentdmt.
H. Der Sdlcp an 9icnli06 Mhble, ettma(6
tetrirben burf SeIe @nprrn nno So. umc
IeRtbn bnrd, SbenbemeIoeter, bat aufses
bort nnc lpirc nun ciuSi9 ar obSemclbcter
StClle bctriebeu.
9llIentaun, 9lpril 8, itq-3Iet
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-15

ner'6 Wirtbsbauie," in Nauucoer 3aunf'p,
6cSc9en hat, mcIeIbit cr gu j2ber 3eit bercit
ietn wirh, 9ieiGeuce Ir,pobl lpie nuOere auf
Die bette sirt su trrpirthen. Die StdlIe ftnb
9erdunlig, uno letn Gid, uno Bar wiro su
jceerSett nit ben bciteu SpeiicH unb @etrdns
fen pericben ieiu.
Gr brft auf Die 9enet9te &uncfdaft bcs
pnblifumS nno ocrfdcrt caB nihts auf ieis
ner Seite febIen lcH, I'M frtne @ifte unb
0teiicnoe auf bic brife uno bjui9fte @ciie ;u
beccnen.
az Dd6 SattlersGicihift mtro bon ibm
calelblt III allen beden 3lpeiqen fcrtbetrieben.
@barle5 Jleinfbmibt.
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