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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-14

The ABOLITION VoTE AT THE RECENT ELECTION.
This is estimated at 10000, or perhaps l2.OOO.
" SO, it is more than they calculated to get. But
even this vote could not have changed the general
re,ult, or defeated Bouck. We shall net get the
aggregate OF the whole State for several days
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Sun OFFICE, n. Y, !
Aug. 20, 1872. }
Mr.. IL. " BUTLER -
SIR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, \. Y, fire hundred
reams of paper per geek, for
SIX months from the 18TH OF
October, lsI2. TO be OF this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for IN cash
every two weeks.
NJ. Y. BEACH.
] accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
ii. V. CUTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912
Witness, VI. 5. BEACH
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JOHN G.. Court will be seen from the impor-
tant 4per from Governor Seward on the first page,
that John C. Colt will be executed the 18th
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STARTING OF THE SIEAMERs.-The Caledonia
leaves Boston on Wednesday, and the Great
Western this city on Thursday. The letter bags of
the Caledonia will close in this city tomorrow after
noon.
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.1

PHILADELPHIA, Nov II, 1912.
Boz IN Philadelphia Porter, Editor of the ~ Y
Spirit of the Tipes-His Conduct to,cards Celeste
--1heatricaLs
Has Boz set you all mad in New York, as he has
our good people here ? Boz Boz Buz Buz is all
the cry. Oh, the Dickens! can rifing, shallow,
very shallow book, written in the regular touch aud
go-stye, have produced such results? Dickens has
proved himself regular "chronicler OF small beer"
NEGRO balls" WORKOUT stage coach stories of the
Trollope, Msryatt school, while any thing sound
or phllosophc substantial, finds not its way into
his precious book. AS long as he confines himself
TO " Five Poi nts and "Seven Dials," he is in his
element; but, like the vuure or buzzard, cannot
subsis upon an air untalnted with putridty
Nothlng OF great consequence IS stirring to-day
A fight between two middles at the Menagerie, in
the immediate vicinity OF the monkeys, is the prin-
cpal event OF the last wenty-iour hours one OF the
parties used dirk and wounded hs unarmed oppo-
neni. lie was sent 10 Moyamensing by the NJ lvor.
The news OF the democratic gain in New York has
set politicians by the ears, some gruntng, Others
crowlng-two modes OF expressing feeling, lately
adopted in this quarter, not unemblemac.
A severe attack has been made by the editor of
the Daily y Chronicle" here upon VIM T. Porter
know nothing of the charges made against Porter,
or OF his associations, male or iemale--or of his
management of the press; but this do know, that
when Madame Celeste went last to Europe he SLAM
dered her most numerically, and when she recently
wrote HIM, and asked him, as a man and gentle.
man, to do that injured lady justice, he had the
meanness to add insult to injury. / hope full
count of his ungentlemanly conduct towards Celeste
will be published.
The Theatres in this city have their varied at
fractions of brilliant character. Charlotte Cush-
man of the Walnut takes the lead both in talent and
responsibility. The Olympic Circus continues to
attract crowds-lt is mosl beautiful establishment
Mr.. Mayer and Miss Aesna Fisher left this city
for sPittsburg and Louisville yesterday morning
They both excellent, and l wish them sue
cess
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To Advertisers.

For the information Of business men and OF the public
generally, and az guide in the selection of the best
channel for Advertising we place before our readers the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-14

{nz-THE IMMENSE SALE THAT KOLMsTOCKS
Vermuge has of its value and the estimation
in which it is held by families. would be quite too ex
pensive publish the volumes Of certificates that have
been Civ en- for this article and the of requested
to spread the name persons whom they think may be
benefited by ii. -.
Speak oft in all families and you will do your duty 10
your fellow and feel assured of the appreciation
Of all good men, and will receive your reward In Heaven
We call on all good citizens to make known the ehects
fthis wonderful remedy.
Remember and ask for Kolmstocks Vermuge, 10 be
found only nj II Maiden Lanethe one that mas become
you through the advertisement should De used,
in justice to the proprietor.
o. FREE CONCERTs---Vocal and instrumental
music every evening at the Caspian Oyster Saloon I22
Fulton of Nassau street. where the best oysters
and liquors OF Gil Davies private stock are always on
hand The public are invited to call.
JAMES WEST CO., Proprietors.
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- >
New YoRK HERALD
Orrtcr, Nov. /, lsi2.
MrssRs. PERssE 4 BROOKS
GENrLEMEN -
Please to deliver at the
Herald o tiice, Ne y York
$50 reans per tceek OF III g
small sized paper % S32-
for the Daily Herald.
Also 90 reams per peek of
the large sized - Si6 for the
WeeS!y Herald, for one year
from this date, TO be OF quali-
ty equal 10 this specIInen-
Payments TO be made each
ceek in cash, in full for that
week.
JAMES G BENNETT.
We &C ept the above or
derand will deliver il as di-
rectel.
PERSsE & BROOKS,
No 81 Liberty street.
JAMES Rows, tu;,nasso.
SAMUEL BEMAN.
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BY these documents it will be perceived that the eircu
lGon of The NEw YoRK HERALD is nearly double that Of
the NEw York sun and that is consequently so much
the an eligible channel for all kinds of advertising
and business notices.
No; further worlds necessary to satisfy the public
JAMES G.. BENNETT.
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Boston,.

Boston.
Correspondence of the Herald]
BosToN, Nov IL, 1912.
Coon Hunt in Boston-Preparation in old DIdssa-
chusetts-Ercitements Of all kinds.
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MILITARY The weather cleared up yesterday az
ternoon so as TO afford opportunity for review
by Gen Wool Of the troops at the barracks. Gen.
w. expressed much qualification at the appearance
orean;n, a,,, - ha' LIZ ,Jeove,.. u no,s
in discipline and general soldierlike bearing, com.
pare favorably with any corps in the servce.-BtB
Com Nou. TO-
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90 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT-The Col
iegeof Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Sup
preston of Quackery beg to inform all persons DESTROYS
dollar with statement of their case thew will be
supplied with dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing full directions Diet
regimen, SC All letters must be post paid Add ess
Principal office ofhe College of Medicine and Pharmacy
81 Nassau street, N. Y.
The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN sdaly in attendance at the
private consulting rooms of the college Hours from 10
till 2 o'clock
SURGICAL Cause.-The COLLEGE have also engaged
the services Of of the most distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York, and therefore pre-
pared to receive and treat surgical Squirting
taract and all diseases Of the eye requiring operation
structure OF the acalculi in the bladder-cub
loot diseases OF the joints and of the spine will par
tcuary attended The fees will be extremely mode
rate Patients who desire will be visited their own
houses after operation.
By ORDER of the College,
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land only Office of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy 81 Nassau ST. New York.
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90 DON'T FORGET THAT THERE WILL BE A
tremendous crowd tonight at the Little Franklin whole
house opens with than twenty ladies gen
tlemsn to entertain you saying nothing about the spen.
did band headed by Mr.. Losier Lovers OF amusement,
here's chance which seldom occurs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-14

90 RHEUMATISM! RHEUMATISM The only
medicine yet discovered which be relied on for the
OF this painful disease DrHenrys Vegetable Rheu
matte Syrup Here is another certificate, which we re-
ceved last Friday -
"NEw YoRK, Nov. 10, 1912
Dear Sir-For the advantage of all who wish to find
medicine that he relied for the cure rheumatism
would state that DR.. Henry's Rheumatic Syrup
ed me, after every other medicine has failed. had been
afflicted with the rheumatism in my feet and ankles for
the space OF six months that could not walk
the room without suffering the most excruciating agony
made use Of every remedy which could hear Of inde
pendent Of my physicians prescriptions, without avail
continued to grow worset extended itself through my
whole sysemevery joint affected, SO that could
not rest night Having read in the newspapers OF the
performed by the of your specific my husband
bottle for and before had used half Of
found my self greatly benefited, and by continuing
the use of it, am completely cured
Mrs. II. DEMAREST rs Elizabeth street,
Hestern
For sale at $50 Bowery Of Houston street, also
at Sinclar Nassau street. in Newark at Trppe 29s
Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-14

90 CAPTAIN WELD, OF THE SCHOONER LA
V1NIA, cured of his hands oil small pox by Sher-
mans Lozenges He never thinks of going to with
out good supply of them, and then he requires md
cine chest is strange that every dy speaks in such
libe, would not be DR.. Shermans Office at LOG
Nassau street. Agents. Stanwix Hail. Albany; State
street. Boston; and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-14

The Recent Election In this State-its
Moral and Political neutrality-suspicious.
Renuitated.
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NinetyIwo Democrats and thirty-si Wings.
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SksNs ~ oogSts
ONoNDAGA.
Thomas Mccarthy,
Charles r. Vary,
Benjamin French,
Thomas Sherwood.
ONTARIO.
Jedsdiah Dewey, T.
Sylvester .Ausfin,
james c. Broscn.
ORLEANS.
Elisha Wright.
ORANGE.
Leonard Lee,
John w. Martin,
John Van Duzer.
OswEGo.
VIM. F. Allen,
Alban Strong,
OrsEGo.
John R. Griggs,
Harvey Hunt,
Silas Burleson.
PUTNAM.
Frederick Stone.
QUEENS.
Samuel Youngs.
RENSSELAER,.
George r. Davis,
Henry Vandenburgh,
Samuel Douglass
RoCKLAND.
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w. o. NICHA1tDSON, agent.
Principal land only Office of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st. New York,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07
MARALAND-RESI- Mp1ION.

'Tlc Aat istd iIerfe ef E,rrt.c af.v,s have niec
81 IT,. =. mites amendments ru tie Resumption Bill
Tin leaving 10 Is original shape requiring rcs,fnI
,ian u - 6sa after It, paseec. II has togo lack IL
III Senate. aad what further acon VIII take place re-
Ila.u# - "a.
III Ez'aaare Patriot commenting uFou tbs inleil'
z,tc. a-l, r caGrc of the ilouse aud says the ersal
q s'acs 10 ta=. iieu is the want Of small NOTES Il
ala..=.Nr i IL. Iudced. tlat 10 aEks have lad n
cau.u'ga II al sul pct and the rumor Is that II tho
aatp =, 60 szl, nall notes lc gwen tteuby ihe IL
ss'atate. lien. Will gencrrosuppiion 81 zpecl' pay
mas,s iasNty day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07
From Tie Eosioa Free .2m0icm.
"Olf Il NORTHERN AMBASSADOR.

1T will be rerolCetcd that Mr. Edward Fvcret is
the representative Il the whole iroe NuIth. in Tie d,
matte corps OF the Tyler and " oser adunstrati.,-
Ills appointment resisted in tic Sofafc. ard in ac
postponed for eng time. The charge tlat he &as IA
ayowcd abelitons, and therefore unit To e entrusted
with the mutariuuS slave interests which cur govern
mcHt las taken under lis 'Eafrc. IN its atouS VIII
Great l,nlan Such publications and rprcseutatj, lis
were made, however. setting lth Mr. Everett fidelity
and services TO tie oholdiug causc that his nara
tlon was confirmed. Some Of our editorial Lrcircn,
Venose who have high rnte for their c,arues OF Wis
ION and power OF discerning spnits, insisted that tits
was an abolition triumph. Nc, On the contrary, main
tanned that II MAS triumph ot the Shareholders, am
that II Was undoubtedly obtained by concessions and eN
plantations on behalf OF Nh Everett, Cutifcly unworthy
a his character as sanot Massachusetts, We'll. after
long delay. during v hch our government has been, rs
Weundcrstand, entirely untlrosoned at tie Court oiS
james, Notwithstanding the numerous and delicate s
uoss pending between the two countries. We at lengih
learn, thai Mr. Everett has arrived at london 1h1fr
he falls in with his friend and co politician Mr.. Robert
Walsh, nov tie pcnsioncd uphoeer ct lie slave power,
and The Paris cor spoHdeut 81 the National ueI4ucer
rs the null no doubt Il lien couuuuiHe Nh " aa :
letter at Aey. l.. gyes the following bros eye yitW 81
the hl-t a.ltcts which Viii onarpas Mr.. Eycretts re
cal attention IN tie d,gIHa.e o his diplomatic fuuc
uans w I,4 particular attention To the fact that What
We copy IL at ttat Nh. Walsh las to say about Mr..
EYeHt:
Mr. Edward Everett Is in tie Rue de RiyoG. cul<
Wy IN lis important post. The sLyebodina States
na large lar 1t his constituency. No doubt Ike viii
watch closely aad irus;ue.a iaI - possible, tie Id
ctnations o. lAe british am slavery suei,irs and His
scenarios. This sincerely lolicye 10 lie concern FIR
our "hre mon, equal IN mom'ut to aly Which can dc
NoiFe N cur American minister in London
Ill would be d!siaagng in 4 man If Mr. Waists
standing 10 intimate tlrt lie has failed 10 gather cor
rect impression Of what Mr.. Everett understands 10 he
expected Of hmly til, Sc 10 whose bounty he owes his
present eloHaon-io watch and tnsrte, fer as p.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

Tll ono Etass.-1he Whc,liHa 'rimc5 Of the
2sdjHHlanl safr. fHt the Banh Of Chiroihr, Bank
i Marteff. t1e Cleveland aud tho Lancaster I'nhs,
al At tis -le, ti.o have made assI9uu, MS Of bcir
rII,ca Ia Comm aaisntrj.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07
Egsk.e,N o. k.NDlNG

Fer tiC Jamo- River & Knmnvba Canal
q q r. s.tgC - r. gEgfS ElItE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

Ii fot}e5i q BE Mississippi is stated, in en-
aeUcaiou dan the Navy Department To Congress, l.
le}a aee1 'Igl and that Of the Missouri is53
50 =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

f2"''o'aI Scfa'ojM bjsi,ir-On account Of ,la...
'''e2 Two " lgs ont IN hi. District, the l.. Foeos ,y
brought 'af candidate lttbc Wings DO M, take ~,
per stcls Ne shall Ic defeated in the District
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

The North an recount Of lie nou arrival Of ,,o ,,'
sap 'aIci. MA She haH been out twenty three DAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

rNH' 49, rosfs-sarah \. n5vc In, obtained
from liz. N#r.iaod l., sliGrc divorce from her hus
land. N.l.amn Dow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

\ teag al Ifid,uic is raging n 'Iocums,h, Michigan.
sweeping o ITS victims in The space Of very few hours
Alter presence istL liz effects are first disc9y,r,d
~ paths iu the h,aA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

Nh " "ads'" eno If The editors IL the IaJcp.a
"'5',' Las It '''d 'l'n n"t journal aud has, been SUI
'.ef'd ~ j. III S'ar, rhis STAT. We e,,..I,
'''s 'f.n acquisition tn 'Ie Independent, rs Mr. =.
@af Is one u the a3Ics writers in this country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

y Among the nominations rejected iy the Scrai,.
'ie lt"e Il CIaLone, as Marshal Of Tcnn,.s,..- and
[ GHn,h" Lam, rs Postmaster at Trenton. \ !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

=. NeT'Iis' pror 'lr. i'di@oso,, Fa.aI PA,
ia m"'o@, as il seems 10 "a! the ra,sr p,yuao, .,
,etorc Congress,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-21
cyarret fSrtBtueer

&cppi6 Meber tn 9lllentauh
getirut fId1 tieIer Gjclsgcnteit, frinen
Sremlben nno benz 9cebrten g0nblifum iibrrs
ianpt ansusrisen, eaB er cine neue
| S6rberei nnO Geppib @eberei
IN Der Namiltpn Straer, unb sipar etniqr
Sqihassi, itutrrtat5 5fuue' 3 @)affBaufe uugcs
fal9eu bat. Seine Ieppid)sMaidine it nsu
nib anf cine porSRgIidle 2lrt eingeridtet, ubo
nhdt Die ueuetrn uuo idlDnten Wultern.-
lhb ba CT audi Die fd,6Slten nno 9ldnSenlten
fnrben III fdrben oeritebt, 70 bpft Ell in bie'
Ian Sad eiueu 8beil Der 6hsntIldgn 8unos
ihaft ju erlaugcn.
Seee Dirt 3rppidIS ridt rur aenisinsA fcns
b,rn ocn ben frinlfsn, belten nno neueiten
9fnltern, fnc jeberSeit fertig tei ibni 81. bas
bn. 9Inh perferti9t CT eirielbe Guf 8elfeI'
lung.
gr banft fciuen Sreunben unb @6nnern
fir bic IiberaIe lluteritisuug, bic er bisber
aFnciIer, uno bcft burd CUTE, fdlone uno biz
lige Slrbeit, uno pnnftlid,e Selorguu9 aller
ScitrlIun9en, audi ferner Die @epp9snheit
ees pnbllfuns sn rrbdIten.
eSarrct Srtbin9er.
9cu. %, IS42. nq-3Wl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-21
Sarte QBaaren S5tobr!

Yin eeni aItrn State IN scr gc,niltcn Strls
Pc, ;fuiid'en bem Nfarft,@isrea nib Gaaests
end's gSlrtbsbausl IN 9llIentalbt. 7lF
Der ulterfdlriethie sei9t Isirln SrennStn
mo Gem pnbIifnm fberbaurt ai, eas er en
Hdebares sliIcrttiiSiit Sodrte hgaarcIl agf
nano bat t-beitebeto gum Gbsil aus fpl9ets
osl 9rtItelu, ndmlih:
AmbeS uno 9cSrcbtes, geifens ilue
Panoen : Giieg gegcfIena Sheors
htp beuti6er Stabl, SdfaubfEfe.
G9l10er uno aflterifanl6er 8liffet.
9tabl-ilnO @llfnpaareil pon jebq
9nennun9 = 9td9eGn Gbar 9lts
g4n. S6raubenI eneliide, peutldie
lttp anterifanildt S6lbher, Ghit
flffen-llnp oct jeoer gtrt @ifGlis
miteridien gum Banen - &eijq,
@'tfnBdfen Spbfe0el, Sbeefeln
g8i9ens9lhIen, 9Difs unb 8rdtpfotk
nell 9ratb, Slalhneit Nlet 3inl
@tfk 9rpBe 8erlaieoenbeit Sopbelb
0atoen Waetfelnhnb lpnif nod all
lerlG 3immersQGG.f;en Sbanfanl
9aHben, Wle0ertt @abeln, 9rpBt
gbfjln, gBsGDfelb Shliiftltrdger,
Sotftemllblen YlabeneYanben GaEile
ptn Fit GutI(ten oaerlet Gatt@rs
Maarch GorbeifoffC. 8letipeif to-
thd Narbe. GSilberatGthtrr. Qriine liuD
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-21
bil9u il o:eu.
no fnfrp ieocri nPittmpS


no frirp jcocrl @ittDpdl anf
nf9rcBeH SuptrsNcpal .Spgen, nit gang
Sa 4 Sfriften, bsraaB9e9eben.
\ ar Gnbieripticns spreis III E u 6 3 a,
.er be Sahrs,itt @p nal sbr dbIhn9.
!. Snt Sal cJae uidlt aeitieht, fo iperbeu ein
,Shaiet'mie .farf nno spmss Gents anSe'
Seein Sueltribent IUtrS fur tpen9er aols 6
Weuudte anaeilcmneu, nto fetner fdfn pie
8rituns auf9ebsus bs ale NilfifanOC Sar"nf
'abbesabli gnb.
8efanntAtarbnn9ets ,peldle Gin @rred anss
MAIDEN, ,pcrpemoreimalfii fir eipen 1haIer eins
9eriiGt, unc fir jeee kruwe GinrlifIln9 fiinf
snnp sipanSi9 @cnts = @rOserr uat 8er',
; bdltniB. A'
4 'Qisjrnise. peldle Die 3fitling nit Der pcit
cSer ofm peffreitet ev3nteny nfnAeil silblf
oafiir beSahlen ~
9Iae &fiefe an bic seraissetcr 'miTen
ppF fr etrinssfenbt pereeil ,lcn(t 'wereen
fTe nibt aufgellcmnlert.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-21
- 6rtc6 1

irirb hermit 9eqebsn baB bic llAterIdriebrs
slten als 9Iomiiiiffratoreu Yon berA NinterlaIs
fenfdsaft oes perfferbenen SaeotS 2 d meps
or, Iettbin pom 9iiebersWacnnsis Eaunihtp,
eefa @auntD angeifellt ipcroen lIap. - s4lle,
ipelde nod aif iraenc zine Art ah bic syins
iterlafenfdoft fdlulDi9 Inb, tpereen0iemit aufs
9efOroert tdnerbnib orei Monaten abubesab,
feh, une Spldle, oie nod redbtnGEise 4orbes
Tnn9en an biefel5e baben, tperoen fbenfaus
dafgefcrtert ihre 07efnln9en innahaIb be,
iidpter-8eit, tpebIbeltdtigt einsabdIpigen.
eyObH Gd)neugr,
(: =. Seinrid G1heuer,
Scba Mohr.
slrnember 9. ra-.E.n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-21
0efenfliflie QSenDu.

slm Mcnta9 cen 26iten Nccsmber Cam Q. 1
GbriFagt1 nm f2 llbr Dlittugs ica an Der
Wpbnung bes urrftorbenen @onrab bus
be +, leethiu non Der Staot 9Ittentauu, Gee
d)a @aunty nfentltdj oerfauft tperben:
Cine quite Wltlds3ub, cine Ddu6,llbr, ein
Drabr Deff, . Better uno @cttlapen, 2
Sefen nit 9lchr, eide NIB StiIble, Gin Site
d,erfdranf, fupfernc nnb eilerne &eiIel, 3hs
Der, eine Guantitdt @arpets lp rpie cine grofs
ie @erfbieccnhsit anbcrer Sausgerdtbldlafs
ten ,u ipcitldufti9 81 meloen.
Die Seoin9uh5en ain 3ertaufstaee unc
9Iiispnrtung prn
{fpt g9cperinG 9l9ent.
Dcc. Z. - /rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-21
d NLcinnn0sfiifsn,

lluterbefen M Uer1diieefnCn preiirH.
Die 6biaen &lcitungsfiide fnb inter Irb
ner 2lnfiId,t Gsmadt pcreeu unb or it nils
Iens, fle cbne aIleS psitsre COB fir i'd, frlbit
reeen 81 laiicn.
9Iud batter tineu Borrath npn Stcde,
SSemoefraeen, ltno Nemben gu perfaufen.
"I6pes SO a Be II fir SdIneicer Tno
inmerfort BEL INN su taben.
nPGr bat ole .leunerfer unb pbiIabcl'
pbier Sdidiens bsrcts emrfdn9sn NIB Disjes
nigen ipeIdtIe fcldle unterfdlriebcn tabcn be-
Iieben birlsIben lei i'm obsubolen.
cSanfeS cSameIon.
CT nimnt nod immerfcrt SaiotcrD' unb Gle
dlens0cl; eiu, tpoflr CT bic bthftsu Warft'
preiie beIatit.
sllentann, Dec. Z, 1912. nl--6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-21
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Jdb iIcgSriGpeitlf gettpMbS t,Dk.
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= Ing, Spargeil,. Sllfeu, jeee Slit
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q pGs ieberscit enc suh ausipubl pcn
Seu &iSey slftifeIn ouf Jcano hsltcn Die. er
su 'febrt biliseH preisen ~ ptrfaufen in,
Stanoe' f.-Oas plblifim Fpiro ad'ulnaa,
pcG eiii9eldcen anjurlifeu mo fir fIdf Islbff
5a nrtbeteH:.
Bills tpereeu jecefseit ouf geitenuna BON
ims piinftlids beicrst fur alIe ghtcn Saabpfs
bon Ieeer sdn9el Ben 10 bis As 1ue.
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&oy, Is, 1872. !. - 1a-bs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-21
SaflIaiite -Alaetwlcbt.

Du genianftn &emme er, spiI
SbcrsS sSaurcna 3allnid)ip, ,2efa 9auutp1sers
<uittsIft einer freiipiaiaen llebef IreibuHg, bas
irt bgn lSten Sctober, 1S42, olI fcin @iscns
5Aut, perlOnIides une oerRiidfes, an sle
hsSierfhriebenefi iibertrceen hat :tao iipor
8eftsn feiaer Grebitorgr phne .9fiifIht,
70 peroen hiermit sIlle, peldle nrth auf ir
geno etne gi ,,,,ssbeia9ten Ggnwerer RbuIoiS
1iho, ant9eforusrt Obiic IeT;ue nb5HbeSahIen
i-hno 'ScIdIe, biz nod, redlfuidfIIsg anipris
ge an beiagtsi SSemmersr haben. tperpen
eofilfdIls nntgeforrert, iAre slflbniiugeK tii'
nerpa'b 8 BOfvl eiEsutduOigeh, an
4 I,l.n y 6. Q4itniau, SteSo,;sss
Solhlta 9retr 'll's"'s
Oct o6. - no--em
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-21
Gtlle Q1 cbmlln9.

Cine @obnnn9 II cine fieine ghnliIie
lpirb BON uddIifeH IHen 9Ipril an Dellan9t
9ser eiHe lcldr 81 ueEebneii bat, erfiIrt hne
Rdhere lpsnt er iIdl : bic(er Irnderfi mel
I1ei.
Des. Il, 1912 ps-sf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-21
a(ufae(6fobene Court.

. Cine arfselhcbene @aiIrpgourt, folt oss
holtcn tpernen, auf DOnnerii'9S ben 29iien
CecemSer, tim 10ubr 8crmina9s, I'M @rilrts
hanie, in Der Staot 2lllentnmt in nnb fur
eedla @auntD, tpolelbft fId) gle, tprIde gts
idafte iu rerbanorIh babet, eiufineen nicgca,
9G. SO. Selfrioge, 56reiber.
December IA. nqSm