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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

u The Sun of yesterday beside sneaking assault on
the Land BILL assaed the Wing majority in Congress the
charge allowing but days debate in the House the
Fiscal Corporation bill This charge is utterly false. The
bill was reported Friday debated through Saturday and
Monday and passed late Monday night In all but one
or two sections the bill TINT had been passed
once before by large majority was there any need OF de-
h,pc those old sections again? The San continues
10 exbibi, its neutrality US follows:
The friends OF an honest President showing their
REORGANIZATION TO bear back The tactious demagogueS ko
had brought forcard Till for The 0cowed purpose Of
beadiac HIM Hence the necessity OF pushing the bill
through without debate, and hence the quasi order TO that
,fec, from the National lnellgenecr. Mir Marshall OF
kentucky was the hcadsman who first entitled 10
the aosr on Monday u icos supposed that he rouM aSsa
the President rather bitterly. We trust however, that the
latter had champions enough to protect him. The bill was
TO be taken out Of committee al four o'clock
Can any thing be more shameuly false than ,hsl Who
arc these factiouS demagogues VINO had avowed their
..purpcse of heading the PRESIDENT" The reference is
evidently 10 private letter OF Mr. Bots, which has been
1reacherously made public. But with what justice is Con
sress held responsible for this ebuon Of
passion. And how is Congress hlamabS for arrcsng
merely personal and spenc,c debate in which the bill under
consideration hardly referred to! Do the People wish
10 pay $4,000 day for the pleasure of seeing Members
abuse each otherl heartily with the Natiosa In
IClgcncer debate better
But IL Supposed tina, Mr. Marshall would asai the
President rather bitterly Who supposed i,l The Loco
Focos of The Sun may have hoped it, bu, had they any
son for supposins lit Not particle No Wing has assaed
President Tyler and the procr of LocoFoco championship
is a. offensive him i, ca,hsomc in itself and raudu
lent in its objects Congress has done its duy according 10
its own convc,oas the President has done his. They have
differed but in Kindness and with profound respect each
others Integrity and patriotism We have cheering trs,
that no willy enemy will be able make breach between them,
AS to Mr. Marshall the superstition of The Sun pc
cuiary malignant NJ Marshall himself spoke and roted
agatas tie m retOed6y President Tyler, though grounds
somewhat different Was all probable that he would
assa the Presden, for doing precisely he himself had
done But need say another word exhibit the iniqui
deception and maevoence Of that piraca instrument
of Loco-F ocoisml
MISS RosEKs.-The New-London Gazette says that the
Miss Rogers whose tragic fate deeply the
,nuni,y was native of NewLondon and was connected
with highly respectable families still residing there
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friend sends English paper containing an article ifo
Weekly Chronicle the po-Iio2 Of the wings
Tories in England which article The sun
CARRIED pu, original letter o The SUNS oa 81
The
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u To the Publc.-The holder. Of the NOES of the Union
Bank OF suffer loss by selling them
they will be days the usual rates OF discount
au263t Mos, respectfully, II. GRAY & Co 90 Wall't
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II FOR an account of ihe Funeral Cer HnuIS
.st Eochenter. Vote i'm the Nou'c OF on Labor
BILL, new safety Steamboat, an ar'ic..
and EmpIoyament, &c, see FIr.i lila great
r. For an of The w ast Fnye.
ynrurnl Curioaity in FIorida, see H''''
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.pporyrvrNTs nv tn. PRESIDENT,

By and uith the adrice and consent " the Seua'e
II. VI. RRECKESRIDGE, of Pennsylvania, 70 be Com
missioner under the of Congress carry into effect the
Convention with the Mexican Republic Of the 18th OF April
1879
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" Lorrr BsHor, Spanish Legend from tie
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London Atlas.
VI GarxNoroA. sr,Trr an Original Poem b
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anu Selections Anecdotes, Geyeti', and Grse'
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70 This afternoon at o'clock, the corner stone of
Emanuel Church. Sidney Place, Brooklyn will be ad by
Rev. Dr. Minor n the absence of the Bshop with aPpro-
ceremonies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

II For This Ecck OnIy.-Daguerrcoiy Likerese,
taken superior style, in few secone at the ~ t. corner Of
BroaduA AZ and Place g. acudng ease9 aA"i r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

" We learn with profound qualification that the Retail
Merchants of our City have very generally and cheeruy
coded to the respectful request the Clerks that the Stores
be closed for the day at o'clock. P NJ Th. Is just and
wise. We trust that the Merchants will experience no d.
mnuon of their sales while the cost of lights, &C. will be
considerably decreased and the Clerks, whose
firm but conciia,orv course in this has been worthy
of all praise to rcpe by consistent wcdons the degrading
charge that their hours spared from attendance in the stores
would be spent haunts OF dissipation They owe 1t to their
rcnds as we'll themselves to reutc this mputatoH most
thoroughly and confident they will do So
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From tho Courier and Enquirer

From tno Courer and r1u'IuI'e''I
-Ch,nnan, u.,,,I;. Hone and Razor strop Is
much commended bv The inventor and Trial of its Vrtues
admit that he has some Grow over Il mandatory luz
,u;u;., - cO iy3u Im'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

FATAL ArrRAr-The Peoria CHI Register of the 18th
inst, extended account OF an aray which took
place in that Sunday evening previous between four
Irb,en which resulted in the death Of Of them The
particular. are briefly these James Irwin and another Irish
man Ind it seems made grea, boast of their proves and
challenged the whole fight with them. heir chal
enge was accepted by fremen board the steamer
Frontier named Charles and John Lundy who repaired
the house where the chacnger were One OF the hitter
lied and LEFT Irwin alone Having endcavored in vain pro-
woke hin, to fight one of the brothers behind him
willis he was quietly sitting his door smoking his pipe,
and dealt him u blow which him full length TO the
rond-whe the other kicked him uriously and repeated
IL in the breast and side Irwin carried into the house
nearly inscn.bc whittier Charles followed and him
another kick john meantime had gone the boat for a
Bowie knife swearing he would Kill Irwin but farther vo
encc was prevented the arrival of Constable Hahn who
took the brothers custody On Monday hey we're taken
before D. Blakeey ESQ., charge Of assault and battery,
and fned-oae IS and the other So which they paid On the
following Thursday however, Irwin died. and jury OF in
quest sat upon his body who gave their verdict that ne
came to his death in consequence of blows and buise.
Acted BY John and Charles Landy writ irnme-
Iac issued for their apprehension, but John his
way 10 Chicago and had been ovcaken the latest
dates Charles was arrested and will take his trial before
In3re Douglass at Lewiston, Fulton Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

THE DEATH ~ RoosEvELr-srREEr rY GAs.-ln the
case of Kennedy who his death suddenly BY the
inhalation and effect OF gas while work under the gasome-
ter at - RoOev Saturday, the ih inst and
who was Inferred whou; the Intervention Of the Coroner
appears that DR.. Underh induced give cerh-
DEATH which led the ntement of the
body. This done in pOsre relation Of lar as any
viii discover who Will examine the statute, not
death arising from natural disease but the termination of
life in accidental and unnatural The Coroner
has had his attention directed the subject and having
through his dps instituted the necessary inquiries intends
to investigate the with i,;le delay possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

~ very proIniscuous and vocierous meeting of the
Ninth Ward Roarer held in Hudsonstreet on Tues
oay evening to exut the dead Bank Mr. Garry Gill
bert caused himself be chosen President with many re-
pecabe Names under his Vice Presidents, of men who
we're not near the theatre of pcrormances-among them
Alderman Van Vest who was in the City, and who
had expressly refused the Roarers the Of his
few days before Blu, no his did duty just
we'll as those of other absenee The resolution, of this
gathering assert that the People have not decided in favor
Of National Bank because Henry Clay Daniel Iebsfer
&C. ,cdeu charged iM intention TO establish Bank
either Graded the charge entirely met it rih prompt
ami uueouirocal denial! The who assert so mon
so papablc lie as this mus, be utterly destitute
only Of integrity but of selfrespect
We have suspicion that these patriots will be Prafng
Mr. TYLER backwards within month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

NopE LYScHlyG-We learn from the Peoria CIll) Re-
ulster that few weeks since, young named George
Fisher of Henderson Co.. taken of bed at night by
band of rulans one half of his head shaved, his body
,ared and ealhecd and then, with his hands tied behind
him nut into canoe and adtift in the Mississippi river,
with threat that they would kill him if he came ashore
After floating few miles Fisher conryed free his hands
and reach the shore He Immediately returned home, and
caused some Of the ruans be apprchended who after
due examinations bound to appear at the next
Cort-wo of them bonds of s. 200 EACH the other, from
s4OO to $500 each The remaining four ruans made their
to the side of the river and there succeeded in
rayipc mob who in ferry boat and recaptured
Fisher This was the middle OF the afternoon Fisher
was taken some seventy yards from the road tied with
chain and rope and guard of TWO armed with knives
and pistols placed over him, who told him that if he hal
ooed instant death his portion Here he remained till
dark when he taken the second island above Bloom
n.,on and logged by unit, his back legs and
we're Gu, into wells. He then presented with e-bill
20 sign; refusing do which, he again put into canoe
+; which was large stone. and afeat. He however
effected a landing few miles below Burlington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

MISS RoeEKs-The New-London Gazette says that the
Miss Rogers whose tragic fate deeply interests the
,nuni,y a native of New-London and was connected
with highly respectable families still residing there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

" English and Classical school, No 3s1 Bowery, be-
and Third HYsLOPSSchool Ill
Monday the Both under supervision Of bms'f AMI NJ
F. CHAMBERLAIN Associate Princpa-AppIcaon may be
mn d. At the School or 81 Br oma-sL au!6 6t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

u King a. Feek'- Classical nd English School, C39 Boad
Beeker viii be opened after the
Wednesday, September ls4l Ths Principals Will he their
Monday and Tuesday between the hours Of ard IT,
NJ Circulars may be obtained the Bookstore Of r. Carter
Canal street. o. ausG o.
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MARINE LIST.

PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST %. ls4
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n3- THE NEW woRLD-,he hes; aai NOS: cOmprrheps.t
newspaper in America IS advance offers Tie oow
rich attractions to its reaiers the present week
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
2lcltnlt9 &0blfopfe!

! 6elne Gntl6uloi9nn9 fir Neriifen.
Ion alien Wittgln, hie temale erfunoen
innrosn inr Biecerherffellun9 unb @rbal
sflin9 oes Sodarce, bat iId) nid)ts 70 pirffam
serpteief, ME 2Iltberfs Scaars1 onie. @e fehlf
3leltcn BAD Daar geiuno nno ithon rpieter
iber5ultellen. gieIe Die Dor Dicndteu nod
sganj fabl pdren, fonnen jeBt &6pfs nit ilps
ipi9em Soddr ,ei9eu.
9Ibldrift eines 2'riefs BON II. r.G.G. Gttd,,
pbilao. N9ai 10. 1888.
Or. Sainc-Wertber Nerr.-Sh fnble
lonB id, Shnen faum eenu9 fa9er fam ,nm
iSOrtheil bon glliberte Soaar 1cuie, peIf)es
8bte SbHen perfanft miro. Otein raar mar
lidcn 5ipei Sabre lang iebr Itarf auegeganeen,
nno mar fhOn fehr hiin ais icb 1nfina cSbr
sUlttel 81 9ebraudlen. Sn un9efabr einer MScs
Ide bOrte e6 auf ansjufapen. Sdb babe es
lleBt oret Wlonate gebraudt, uno babe nun
Ipteoer Elm 70 polles uno oides Soaar auf meiS
|nem Sopf als id) mir nur INNER munldlen
fam. Sd, babe bieiss Miffel audi elmer
|ansdbI meiner 6reunoe eupfcblen, unb ne
|lprcdlcn 2llle gut oaucn. 1EeHn ee piinftlidg
lin9epencet ipirb babe id gar fenen 3rpeifel
ian einem 9uten Grfolg. aIud fam ID, ncdy
'V"b"tNVt Otb NHT tHt WI ptIto ADUtt
|9ebrauhts, fhOn beinabe aIle Die iibrigeif
|Dlutel CUR Seforoerun9 bee hadrwudfee
|gebraud)i batte, tuie /: WiaeaGar Eel, Barren
Del 8eaetable Jcaar Sel, ,e. minreng cbef
gar telnem @rfcI9. 2Ihtun9sppa Ger 3hrigey
SO. Sid,
L Bon bem @hrir 6 g. parf, preoiaer bff
Soptiiten Sirde ju pdeloon Tielo, u. 60
5ebr. 1S30.) Or. Q. fdine-Dlein Gerrs
Is maft mir 8ergniigen Sie ~ benadridys
tt9en, oaB Die SldIt)e pcH 2iliberte 50aaf
Ionic iDelhe idl pom Sbnen IeBten Sefobsf
erbielt, gang ju nieiner 3ufrieoenbeit ssipirff
bat. Uaetn Soddr mar fur cine Idnge 3eif
iebr onHn. 9IaeiH felt ;fpei cher bret Sabren
mel ee 10 fart aus, Bag mein actf beinahk
gang tabl geprrben mar, unb MIDI ncfhiafef
nm es ;H uerbeden, cas nadr pcn beibeIi
SeiteH odriber ~ fdmmen. ellIein num-
nnfeem i'd, cine 6l0ife pen Sbrem Tanf
lonlt gebrnud1t babe, lit meiH ndaFrpudhe
ipieoer 10 iippids ipie ieutde. O. Q. 9afE
Ter @hrw. eeCHaro 5letdler, preciger BET
Babtiifen Sirdle ~ @reat 9auep, pa. Der
Tehr ooer peniger fahl mar felt pieieu
Sahren, 9ebraudhte SIafdyeu bsn Sem naar
3Cnic, uHo bar jebf einen fd,snen 9lnmud,s
pom nenem rdar, iiber ben gaHseH 1heil IS
fcrfs Der suuor fah[ mar. Gr fdreibif:
Ulein S,dar mddff tebr ld1eu hae perfIhere
d. Gle. {. fIetfher.
gSea.sbefer, pa. RdrS .. 1889.
Disfe Wersrin it i'm eroeen uno slIsiuen
yu haben bel Er. . Same, General slaen9
DO. 90t Sab Ste Gtraes, pRiIaretpbia, nHr
BET gabtrig Sdhmiet, 9irctbeier III 2IIIenlaan
fur Shaler bic 5Ialde
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
5npidtt grpe(foraitf,


mirb smpfpbIen aIs bic bette snberritetr .1lrs
bisin fur nuIlrIi, GrfdInIHg, sIue,ehruua,
GngbriiRi9feit, 5leudbuiisH, ffnrre6 zIihs
men HHb aIle jfranfbeItsH Der BruII anb
Qlin1e.
Diefe Wtbisin ipirb bon bleIen unb fsbfl
reipettabeln perlcHen recommanbirt, iueIe)e
ourd) bieleIbe ciirirt purorn. Bele, meId,e
lan9e 3eit inter saiten inb BrnIifranfheitet
litten ilHb geglanbt baben fe ipdren nit ter
INlieiehrling befalIen, ipnrben in firser 1eit
'gdlil!id, eiirirt ilnb sur o6ligen @efunbbsit
lgebradjt.
gper, nadI ben Wertb bie(er Daetiain bee
Sipsifelf, Der leIe ben fclgenren Brief ppn sis
ner iperlcn, bic fem SntereGe In bem Ders
,fauf cerIelben bat;
NenYort Suni Is. 1898.
PIN Or. Snpne.-Meribe Serr I'D,
jbnbe ejebrandh genladlt bon Shrem Grpsrtpb
lrant icnCM perfonlid, aIs aud, IN rieinei
sBanlie, fur bic leBtsn O Sabre, mit bent
sgroBten Jiuben. Sn Der Chat, idb beirndft
,nein Veben pertdngert ouru1 ben GjebraudA
loieier fdldBbaren WeoiSin, nstif rem SeaeA
8@ctte6 fir perfdliebene.
Sur nile Sale pcn SDulfen, Gnt5nnbnna
FIBER Bruif, giInoe, urb oes holfes, empfeb6
lid eiefe Weolin unbeoenenfid) dis bic = efft
.bis id1 jemals gebraud)te. Wein rrnfflidirf
RqBunff III ooB Qlnbere bic an llebgln lsibett
lpcran id gelitten babe, bappn bsfreit mere
Bcen nbd)ten. weldes rpie id) CLAUDE geftes
fhen tpiro, ipenn Te Sbr @rperiorant 0ebraus
Sdsn. s. 8. y. erosbD.
Dr. SaDne-Mertber Nerr.--Dmrd, bic
E6jnnbe Gotte@ bat Sbr Snoian @rpeetcrant
nelue Soeilnng all mir bcipirft Dor einem febr
8eleneen 3nitano. SIN leBten Tecember bes
Kfam idl einsn beftigen 9lnfai bon @ngbrnlligs
Hfeit, cine Jtranfheit nit fpeldler id] (dlcn
2piele Sabre geplagt mar. Giefee ilebeI mar
EnCdl be9leitet nit 5oeilerfeit, mebem GaIs u.
Beungen, nebif einem beldwerlden 6nfen
Alino grceen Sdmadbeit, unb nls Id, benabe
Her(tift ipdr, tpuree mir cine NlaIdle pen c,bs
Arem @rpectcranf 9eldidt. 9lnfnngs badte
lid, es mare nidts als Quadiaberst allein
Gals id fab caB 90 70 iebr empfoblen fpurce
fourd, Or. @ciug, nit fpeldlem idl lsbr fpcbt
Abefdnnf bin, tpuree idb oeranlaet ss an aes
abrauden, uiio III ipsni9en 3agrn mar idt
6pcllfcmnirn cebeilt, rcd, babe i'd bic jeti eis
Enen Mildfna Der Strdufbeit gehnbi. Sd, babe
Mum cine 70 bobe Weiuung uen Sbrer Wecis
R,in, eae wenn id1 MIR einigs 1lnIdwn bapcst
9bdtte, uno feline mebr befommen f6nnie, id,
Soieielben nidt fur 10 3haier BAD Gthd gebsn
4wnroe. SdD uerbIeibe Sie berslidp 9riieenb,
q e5chn Se9er.
a Diefe pcrtrsIids Mebtiu pirb alIein dd1t
bon Or. Saine DC. 20. Cub
gate Straer, phiIabelphia, nno iilsSu baben
Esbei eubpig Sd,mbt, 9lpcttefc in 2llenfaum
y preriger Der Baptilfen STRIDE.
A Dr.S e--g8srtber sserr.--.Jd babe
Sfilr bic lcetcn Wionate Sbr Grpeetoranf
Ebdnfg in meiner praris gebrandt, unn fir
enle gnfile bon Grfdltuna, eufrn, @nt5iins
soung Der ynnsen, 2lnsjrhrung. @ntbr;iuifigs
sfeit, unb ld,wad,heit Der 2'ruitiii ee beltinmf
aote bette WHotln Die idb jemaIs 9ebraubts.
4 Sldtnn9socll Der Sbri9e
q u. 9S. 9Sllliam6.
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Wforle SNilt,
S1alis. tlnh Gaifulrnlad,er.

WdaHf hisrmit feitien grruuben unb einfm
neehrfen Mblifum beEanut, nae er ctiaee
WefhdfE iiph an fefnem olreu GianbpIab, iH
bet paniiticnllraee, fiinf 9biiren oberhaIb
bem @iieHRchr ber soerren greb nno Sdaer,
fcrtbetreibt aIlpc Ct teitinoig ucrrdtbig bait
rine AnsspahI
S0an6s uno Gafubreh Eimepicces,
pri0en, e6fFsI, SiIberieus, @cIinIuitsn uHe
clIerhanb SpieIJeuge.
stnebsiTerungen ipereen auf Die IdnefIfle
glrt uub ~ ben billigifen preifen perlehen.
G5IeihfalIs Tnb BET ibrn Brilien fir Dres
fher 30 habsn, yanfee' llbren sn anterfdiee'
liben prfifen.
Dantbar fur genrhene &nnbfbaft, bCf't
er anf cine Scrtcauer cerielben.
@epr9e Steift.
stDlentdun, October %. nd--3Da
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
sSefanntntae6ulla.

Ter llnterid,riebsne berient fid, cicfcr @e.
|legenbeit feiuen Sreumoen, uno cem pubifum
|uberhdupt, anSuSeiaen, cds er cds Sdneieers
|@,eid,dft nod, INNER al oemieIben Srt, NO
es ebebem bon @cloer nno 3olluer betriebsu
wuroe, in Sierpspcrt, eeha @auntD, fcrtbes
treibt, alIpe er ale, Die ibn nit ibrer Sunbs
ftdft beehren rpereen, biai9 beeienen Miro
@r erhilt INNER Die neuelten Rcnen bon
pbilaoelrhid, petlprid,t 70 (t6ne 9lrbeit als
&c (cuifwc setndd,t perben fonu, uno itebt
gut fur ale feline sIrbeit.
Samuel gclper.
T@iu @elcll, Der iein Sdnomert gut per.
feht, fam bel ihm ouf ldnee 3eit 9Irbeit red,
men, rpeun er I'D, fraIeid) nielbet.
SNanorer, W6rs 10, *-3m
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9llIentauner Snrs itno Yiueia
SUITS obrtf.

in bsr Samiltcnlfrdee, 9sarniber 8 nj e.
Ion's RIeiberifehr.
Sacpb 8. Bpas.
bat beffdncis uuf S,anc, sin ausasrebntes
|2lBortement BON mooi9en Sur uno
Hu6ia Oiiten,
bon elmer pcr,iiaIihen 6unlitit aud bat
Ter fiirslid, In NsuDorf unb philadelphia Elm
|grceee enforcement bon Rappen eiiiaes
|fauft, pcruntsr Fd, beftncen:
Otter 8appen. Sur Seol. yiutrs. Whs'
frat. @cuep, 70 ipie aud, alle 9Irten 3udl.
Rappen fir yRdnner uno Jfnaben.
Diefe Ssappen fIno pom ciner 9uten Qua.
litdt uno tpercen Su ben billi9it,n preilen
|perfauft.
Jfaufeute iinp QInbere, bic beim @rceen
fanfen, fperbcn es ~ ibrem Bcrtheil ftneen,
bel ibm anSurufen uub fir fdl feIbli Su ur.
beilen.
Soutnidd,cr i'm ennbe wcreen inter ben
billigfien Beoin9uugen nit jeber SIrt pelsen
Irlmmin9S, II. (. 10. prricben.
cSdcpb .. ScaS.
9llcntauu, October 81. no--br
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
9 . It q 6 4 u It g.
antidenmaber in SlIlentaun

bstreibt nod, INNER fein @rfd,dft auf Der fiibs
iid,sn Seite Der 6amiItcR Straeey cberhaIb
loagsHbud,s Wmthshaufs, uub sNerp'S Maas
rsn,Daua geaenhber, in sIlentdun aIIpo ct
iutmer duf nanb baIt, uub auf Belleuung
rerfertigen tpirb
Sutl6en, 8diies, Bu9sies Nears
bcrns, Sulfies, u. {. 10.
Ct bait immerfcrt quite 2Irbsitsleute unb aIe
Snbrperfe ipereen inter feiner sluflIdt aus
ben beiten MateriaIieu 9emad)t, uno fclgIid,
fam er fur feline arbeit gut ifeten.
9lasbeeernuaen an dlten Suhrwerfen tper'
ben auf bic tiirseife sInSei9e nno su ben biz
disifen preieen perfcrst.
@r III banfbar fur seuceeue 8uncfdaft,
ino boft burd phuftlihe sIb,partuug ieiner
@elhdfte, nno biCige preiee, ieinen Sbsil Der
1unlt bee publiflimS fernerbin ju erbalten.
Or ilf entid,lceen ~ ben aIerniebri9fen
preieeu fir badres @elc ia perfaufen.
WdrS 3, na-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
Seuer Stol1r.

o. M. qanbes ifattet bermit ben @inmch.
fern bon AlIeutauu uno cesen .lm9e9ene iet.
nen aufridltigen Danf ab, fur Die bis bieher
9encsene 8uncid,aff, unc sci9t Susleid ginem
aeehrten publifum an, bae er nit Gbmdre
Ners IN @efellffaft getretsn IL, unb bas fIe
einen ueuen Stchr gecfnet haben, etlide
2bhren uuterbalb Deter Tenbarb's @iien,
ffehr uuo bic nddfte 1biire sur oruderei ces
Qedha pdtricten, in Der Namiltcn Straee I;
aIIrc iIe Elm aDsemeines sleortemeut bon
grpfenen,s Sueenss uno @la6s Saas
ren @rccereien II. {. 10.
nuf Nano babsn, weld,e lIe fur baares Gjele
cper 2anbessg grcbuften, an benalIer nieorias
fen pbiIabelpbier preieeu gu pertaufen tpils
lens fuo.
g. Sc. Ganoes,
@omaro Oiers.
siIIsntaun, sIpriI 7, ls4i.