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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
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tet 1T. Serulalem puroe oiclmal sere
ftDrt 5uerff 5S6 ppr Chr, ais Die ceSue
cen in Die babploniI6e Oefan9enfdjaft
9eflibrt tpuroell; ipdter, i'm s. 70 un=
ierer s3eitre6nitng bon ro oas israeli
tide 9plf in alle gdnper Der @roe sers
ftreut it; gum britten Wiate 11S ltlts
ter &ailer Saorian, Der Die Staot srpar
mteber aufbaute fie aber oen eJuoem
9dnSli6 oerI0loB. Spdter lpiiroe Te
pon Derferit 2lraberh 0elof6ufen,
@brilfen nn0 8tirfen oielnebr erobert,
bier bebalptete fi6 100 Sabre lana iil
Sol9e Der &reu33ii9e ein brifflitb So
= mo bier tGrrlht jeBt Der
StelIpertrcter eeS DaIba'6 bon 9a.
MAST uno rie 99ie9e oeS gbri1ens
tlnnt6 bcfnretitb in cen Sdnbea bon
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
Gemufb.

Get Sen1iitbt1 aber let re(bt, bainit
9denlano ppn btr fa9en fant mas einlf
SDfrate6 81 etnem ieiner Sdiiler fagz
te: "2tu5 oen 966ern oetnes See
nrttb5mantelS 9nft Der StDl; bers
oOr." Sur oen Gtol3 bepabre, fef
in allen @uten 3u bebarren uno ME
pi0entli0 III etne Siinoe gu ndlliSen; ;
oenn jeoe neue Su9eub brin9t unS ber
8bierbett pernanbter.
cJn 9emutb blife 3um lid)ten Sints
mel emppr, no Ger 8ater bes Gi6teS
ippbnt, Der jeoe5 iltnct9en Weuf6en
S6lpdtben, aud Die 9eint9eH fennt ;
in Semrtb 16aue in betne Brnff nno
mo0e-tpte Gannt 1pri6t Die SCllene
fabrt 6einer Selbiferfenntnie; in DC
mutb fenne uno wiirbi9e Die 8prSii9e,
rpel6e betne 9Iebenmenl1en bel ibren
Scblern beliten.
Dies miro ein S6i(b nleer alIeS
2tr9e fir bid perben. Damn lDeroen
cid S1o6mutb uno Gitelfeit flieben,
Glippen an penen f1on oieler Seelen
@llif erf6eutert iit.-Sann tperben
CID allie 9efetli9cn Ga9enoeu III ben
QScltoerfetu bc9lciteft unb DID auf
ocm 9erabeffen 9Geac rer Qldfuug uno
per gtebe ber Olenf6en fiibren. Der
9ro6te Meiifer TT ALLEN 8u9cnoen,"
NAT audi ein NIniter in Der Scmutb;
abne tbm na6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
Sor-0ol!cffore.

Die @cmmieioucrS babeu AM 20lien eics
les Renats fel9euec Soerreu ais 3drs@Cllcfs
tors fur baS fiinfti9c Sabr angciteQt:
Staet.-Sdmuel WeYer,
9Dnn.--Caoio s. SclIwcdcr
SbCrsWilforo o.-Selbna Stdhler
SbersSanccua.- .-oenrD Hcnil9,
SalSturg --loenrD .. QSrlf
Observation-Disclosures 3rCrea,
ber.Wlacun9ie e.--9larcn @remar,
SbersMacunge -SHcrmau 9tilrp,
9tcresl8beithdn- --peter Scedcr,
loaucUcr.- Gbcmn6 Mitter }
98eieenbur9 -ScIepb Bar
Sceicelter9. Sacpb .. Sfuhne.
9icrthamptcu 2auulhp.-SeGc RemmeL
2ombta. a.--Glias 6ubns.
Sbcnbeuamte &clleftoren hobcn lldl auf
ben 1steu Suli lit Der @cmml0enere slnit'
itube einlufnben, um ibre Guplleaic III @ni'
pfan9 iu nebmcn.
Nhilip Netlon,
Simothp 9SeiB, GoniB'rS.
Schn 2cit
SUM- 80. nq-3nI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
Slcller S5uc6ftojr.

Der llntcrIdriebene bcnGdlridltioet ICin
ISrrunoe uno oas publiftm ilbcrbaupt enF c
IN Icincr jctgcu 98pbnunq, in Der pcfkSf
| fiS, rilten Sndftcbr ercffuet bat, ippiclbit c
| fcl9enbe gnd)cr su biHgen preiBen sum Ser
! fauf nnbietet, ildndid
9lrnotS mahre5 @hriftentbum,
1cres @briiilides Wtdrtertbun,
Nrrmaun'6 3Glifpfcr,
gBeber's en9li1d) eeutld unb beutIb eng
| li1dl gB6rtcrbud,,
9ebbaro6 SittcnlCbre,
0ibner6 8iblifhe @efd)idjte,
2utbcrifdJe GjeIangbudcr,
9lfitlhells 2cbren Der WeiSbCitT~
g8aneclnoe SecGe,
@rbauicbc5 @ebCtsBud,,
9Brfltbc6 9cbrn in rpmartilden NarfeI'
lun0eu,
3eltamcntc, 9falttr mb 0atermann5 Sc,
6ftsBIther,
Ocutidle fcrtige 9ledtner,
Baron 2rcnCf6 2cbcns9eIdlidte,
GicIdlid,te 0tapplcan6 NIB Sadlpn5 2ebcn,
Ger 9tmerifamlrbe pferpcs9lrSt
gEiutcr6 pfcrbes9lrSt
9tOoemciurs 8ieb,9rSereisGud,
@rfldrnn0 bc5 @aIenoer6,
Weiltun0cll ltber llnitCrblidjfeit,
Cabins 1eben uuo Wcinnn9en, 9Gcbcrs
uereini9Hn9 Der gutbernner II. 9ltformirten,
@r9IifdBr tHo pcntfdje Spradlebre.
Gn I cb y II cb 4.
Scots folio Bibles, with explanatory
notes, practical observations. and copious
marginal references in Vol.
Elorneys Introduction to the Scripture
Davenports history Of the u. States,
Coleburn and Smiths Arithmetic,
Goodards history of the United States,
COopers Surgery,
Providers Ireland in 3 Vol.
Newton on Prophecies,
Rambachs Meditations,
An assortment Of Bibles,
Pixies Arithmetic, with key,
Smith;sud Mulray's Grammar,
Walkers und Wcbstcrs Dictionarys,
Grimshaws Rome,
Columbian Orator,
Gibsens practical Bookkeeping,
English Catechisms,
A general assortment Of School-Books,
Comic Songsters,
Comic Almanacks,
A general assortment of Blanks, Deeds,
Mortgages, &c.
<j &c { cb "a rs
bat CT cine 9rree GammIung opn 8ilber ouf
0anb, ldlwarSc uno blaue 3intr, 8iutcnfdf
fer Sicqclwad,s, SbInceu, Snnc, 9orcrms
nnb G5ilticttS lfablnc S6reibfeoern, 9rcse
Hto tleinc Iafhenbhd'er, Sdrsibs, SriefI
uno Spicgcls 9SaWcr, H. {. ~.
@r 1T oautbar fir 0cnrscuc 6unbfhaft
uuo boft ourdl bilti9e preife ieinen 2bcit De.
6unbid,aft ferucrbin Su crbaItenf
9li9uitlS Z, 9|nbc.
9lu9alt 4, 1871. rQ-tp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
Sleue @uter.

Die llnterldlriebenen tobcn Ioebeu gun
Gerfnuf crbaitfn
BOO Gtildc 8aitune. :.
200 /" Olu6line.
80 gefirbte gapns.
80 Gjinahnm6.
90 F" @ambrccrs.
$50 Dub. palm einfunb ec9bcrn Nite.
10 Hc9shcae6 MrIa6es.
10 3uder.
40 Side GafTee.
900 SaIs.
50 @anSc, babe nuo picrtei Barrel
Sd6b nno WafreIen, nciiiq, getrcctnete 9lep,
fel rmb pfirfIde, 6ar6esStoffe, &c.
,pcIdIe6 iIe mblt cinem grceCn enforcement
dnberer Sitter, Die su itrem @cId)dft gcb6s
.rCn, an bcrab9cieetcn prctlen 81 perfaufcn
9ceenten.
9prek Sae9er nltb So.
9llleiUaun, cuni 8. ne-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
or wtaLGtmcS Sbaffa6e c,

or miaLGinc 8 batfa6e.
-9Scr etli6en 8a9eH raia6te Elm Ddr.
den leine Grldcinlln9 Dor eiftem Drie>
fer, ais @aneioateu fiir oen beili9en
Gbeftano, INN ea5 Sano Der giebe na6
aller Sroullng uno Sorm gcfniipft III
erbalten. 9lls oer greeiger IN Der @es
remcnie 81 oer Srn9e fam "J9ilff on
rteic 94eibsperIon als bein ehelt6e5
92etb baten 90 rtef Die oerlhdrnte
Braut (rrahrfheinlih aus Surht ibr
ber,inni9 @eliebter mDbte netn la9en)
"@r pillr' sum 9ro6en Gritaunen oes
Yrielfcrs uno @eroruB oes 8rdutt.
qans. Ser lSrsbi9er fa9te, SD frags
fe m6t to- "Gr nil I! nlein S-rrr.'
unterbra6 tin Ole Sraut. "Gr Mill
ntbt'' ia9te aber nan oer Srdutigant,
lie6 ole ltebe Sraut ffebeu, uno 9ieng
ruht9 Daocn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
Qac6ritt

wirc hermit seeeben, bas bic llnterSeidlnss
ten ais @recnfereu Der Niuterlasenlddft ees
Sacob Seine g, lesthn bon
1rerlerstaun, eed)a SauntD ernannE woreen
Gno. sIae ciejeui9en baher ipeldle nod an
bela9te sointerlaeenldlaft Ihulolg llno, roer'
ben bicrourdl aufgefcroert tnnerhalb = 9Ho'
den ansurufeu uno ab;ubeSahlen,-nno Die
ieui9en cic nod rehtndeiae Scrnernn9er
baben bclieben oieleibsu aud, binnen belasiei
3eit lpcbtbelfdti9t einsubrin9cn.
Seniamin Seine,
cSobn g. S0eine,
Grecutprs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06

Gin "Q6rnfer.'' - Gin 8dr
lpurre am 14ten SUM in Stonptrief
SaunIhip Someriet @auntn 9etObs
tct, rpet6er A. tSn6 bed, s. SUE lang
mar uuo $50 BfuuO rpo9. @rit auf
cen abten S6uB muroeer erle9t. Sie
S6lisen YpareH Sciua 8almer, Scfas
tban 6imnel, Salcmpn uno Saeob
6in9(er uno 9lbrahau, ganois. @r
mus cin alter "9ieiioenter" 9ereiea
fem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06

Gin foneerbares 3uiammentrefen
ftneet li6 bel Gem 9lbfferben ees gro
Gen uno 9uten 9Saihin9ton.' Gr
ffarb in Der lesten Snince, oem
{ ebten Sage oer QSoCbe, eem { f.
ten gDspnat i'm eSahr, unb im | le s.
ten Sabre res sSabrhunoerts. nemlid) !:
Samifag 9eadt, IL llbr, Getember,
1899.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
% q Cl) / tcI)t.

wirb hermit 9coctrn, baB Der lluteridricbcs
nen ol6 Slcminiitrntcr ocn Der S1tnterla6ell.
(d,nft ecS pcritcrbcnen Sacrb Sdrb r,
Isetbtt bon Sacicelberg 3aunld,ip, Qchn
GduntD dn9ellcat ipprbcn 1T. = ollie, ipeId)c
nod, auf ir9enb cine 2trt an bic S1iuterlnfcus
idlnft fduIoig fno, perben bismit aufgefors
bert SwiIdcn nun uno Dem Iitcn 9Iugult obs
i0blcn-uuo ScldIe, wcldle nod rcdbts
mdiT9e Scrberur9cu an bieiclbe babeu, tpers
ben cbenfaIl6 dufNefcrocrt, ibre NcdbuHn9eu
tnnrrbNIb tenamter 3eit, wcblbeifdti9t CinSu'
bdutigen.
SScbn q. Scr, 9lrnt'pr,
SUM- S. ilq-6nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
@tne GypQmtlDle.

Der llntcr1drebene bcoicnt fd rie1cr Gjcs
le0enbCit icinen Sreunbcn unO einem gcebrs
'tcp pubIifIm auSuSeigelt caB er bic fdbcn
idngit betaunte 8plmilhlc, cbeecm BON Slrn.
Sncct Sduciber in ceieeIber9 Iauuldlip, Gee
d,n eaunin, brtricbru, nod, INNER fcrtbes
neibt. Da CT MIR crfobrne tuo cute 9Irbcis
ter in 3uflrft anitelleu miro, 70 ocrlpridlt or
quite 9Irtcit inter ecu aacrtilIi8itcn Scein'
9tin9cn.
Gr it taufbar fir biSber geuceere Sitros
Ihaft uno brft eurd, cute glrbeit uno biIIi9c
prriie cincn Ibeil Der @unlt oe6 pubIifumS
81 9cnlc6rn.
S5rGn SoolIenbad,
SUM 1. llq--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06

Scnatlridltigct hermt sic Sinnpbncr per
slaeutauu llnb oas pubIifum uberbaupt bdB
ct cineH pferbe ictb6 Sta Il cr6fnet
hat, 9craoc hjutcrbaIb Ger 8efrrmirten Sir
DIE in bieler SfaSt, oltwc jeccrSett gcmlrtbet
ipcrccn f6nuCt:
gscn rcH befen uno li6crifen Yfcrbeh
,um Nciten cosr Sobrcn, 70 mic oudl jcee
Slrt cns uno slpeisfpdnui9e Subrperfc, lc.--
Ga CT inmcr pcn cen beitcn <ld)er bait,
fo tSnncn 9Nricncn ole eS wilridFu, nit Sts
t,erbrit auirgrab ciuen Srt scbradf Wereen
SIuf 8cfcbl werorn pferbe unc Subrmcrtc Su
Nericncn all ir9en6 ciilcH Srt eer Staet gts
brad,t; unb ilbertalpt feiHc Nlahe ica ers
Spart werecu in GrfiiGun9 oIIer Scfchie.
Scine Treife Nnb btlti9, nno er bcift
turd, piiuftttdr Scbtcuaus ouf reidllid|e llus
tefftlleuna.
Sct, 10. ila-lJ
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06

Sin grinfer dniierte oen Suni6
9Edre id oc6 Elm 9npferifid al Der
4Gano t-@'efra9t: iparnni 2 periees
te ct, irei( Ger inner ein o oer
lih hat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
Sremnbcls.

Die llnterfdrtebenen boben cinc 9roee
Quantitdt pom belten SoclS auf oaue, wel'
dee ile fir baar @eto mcblfeil an Sfallfer
ilberlcferu merccn.
Gtenr, @enner uno getn.
glpri 13, nq-3n'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
g. q If T. / C[) t

g8irb hermit ae9eben, oaB Der llnterihrles
bcnc al6 9lcmiuiltratcr Der Ntuterlallenlhatt
ocs pcrltorbcaen SocnrD Settler lest
bin bon Sber Saucona Gaunibip, Seha
@auuts, dngeitellt poreeu iit.--gllle DtelenL'
ger, mrlde ned, an be1aSte SSintcrlaNenihaft
fd,ulei9 fuo peroeu crnitlid erlndt, ihner'
balb Mcnat abSubeSablcn, uno loidIe, lpc!'
d)e nod, red,tmdlfgc Scroerun9en haben,
Derten ebcnfallS crIudlt irncrholb beld9tsr
3eit Niebt9teit ;u madcn.
Soenrp 8citler, 9(bm'cr.
Mai %. ltq--6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
SUM
S)lelte QSoorert.

JltlE &CNNtkU.
0te llntcridwiebencn babcu iceben an ibs
rem Stpbr ir Ger 53amlitcu Snoec, 8 Jbils
rcn untcrbalb peter Ncubarc'e @iienitphr
uro Die n&dlte Gbilrc unterbatb hcr Drlitcs
rel bc6 "gcda p0tricts," Gil 9rpscs SlHcrs
tenlcitt bon
Srcfeucn QSoarcn Gar5erciciL 81
ecn inlo Slucen6 9Soorcn
rrbaIttn, Die &c an ben Ricpri9lten preiBcn
III oerFaufen ipiiter6 F!b. gle bitten eaber
I'M 9cne9ten 3ulprldl.
Glia5 MerR, ilno Comp,
q. S.-sltte Slrtea snnoes,9Ncbuftcn ipers
ben in 9lustouIh fir Waoren an9encHlmrn,
fir rpeIdr ecr bHdlfc Niarfprets erIaabt
miro.
W2ai 4, itd-3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
9lQentallner Sur nno GuBia
SUITS brt E.,
III Der aamiltcultroee, 9cacniitcr SD u :,
fcn's Slcoerftpbr.
&ocpb 9. 81 N a z

" ~ ''''NNt ez1ttAtHt2A -
0 n's 6lciocrftpbr.
Socpb .. Spa6.
bat befdnrig auf 0auc, ein.nu69crcbntcs
9lBortemeit bon mpoi9en 8lrs lnto
9tu6ia Oltten,
bon elmer pcrsitalidlclt SuoIit6t; and tat
or flirSidl in 0ieupetfsuno philadelphia eiu
grceee ascrtemeit pcn Sc nppen cinges
fault, ppruuter I'D, tefnoeu:
Otter Janppeu. Sur Senl. 0tutre. Mu6'
frat. @enep, 70 mic aud, olIc 9Irtcu 3ud,s
Goppen fir Wdnuer imo Rnabcu.
OicIe 8appeu Glo BON einer 9Wtcu Guos
iitit uno wcrpea ;Ilsieu biNi9itcn preifcn
perfauft.
sRauHcutc uno giIISeFt, bic beim @rcscn
faufcu, pcrocn eS su ibrem 8crtheil fmbcn,
bel Ibm aESurufcn uno far fd, feibit ;u urs
bcilcn.
Nutmdd,cr i'm faEee fpcrccu tti,tcr belt
tilli9llcu ScbiuSun9cn nit Jcocr slrt pclScH
3rimmiugs, II. {. 10, pcrirhcn.
CcSaccb .. Sod6.
9llleutauu, Sctcber 81, nq-bp
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.

The Board met 5oclock, the President in the Chair
The resignation Of James Ii. kclurn as Clerk OF the
Fifth District Assistan! Justices Court wa, received and
ordered on file.
Loan Trust Company, r. II. Rhodes John D. Gill; 10.
seph Rugg, u. heldan n. \. Coster, and - Ogden for
eoeeuon ,H Of tax OF NJ Hoffman and Others to have 9Th
Williamsburg Ferry Company, to have possession of Peck
Slip Ferry in order Ferry houses prior the st
the 9th Avenue orr Miller and Others 10 have the side
walk, OF part OF 2lst street laid OF James Thompson be
OF g. c. Reeve others against closing th Street be-.
tween Bowery and Broadway OF the Deputy Collectors
Ia have lots in Avenns s A. and ill., d. 5 and 9Th % streets @ Tiled filed
up OF John Mccarrck for TssaS; ,y from prison OF j.
OF A. Rogers for use OF part OF Fulton Market Slip
REPORTS ADopTEpIn favor OF remttng the taxes Of the
Second Methodist Reformed Church the Cemetery Also
correcting The taxes Of Park Benjamin, Thomas Webb,
Thomas A. Davis, j. II. Benscl Arcicaus G. Smith, Gus
tayus Drinker African Union Chu cl, Albert Nostrand'
Clarkson, John Craig Luther p Hubbard, John Greggs
Rebccca Bibby Henry c. Demong; and adverse to co
In favor disseminating lth street between Broadway
and the Bo~crv, and closing the saI' laid on the abe,
and printed. In favor Ofleng the castery pier Peck
slip TO c. Vanderbilt and the westerly pier TO NJ. Sandor
for the OF the steamboats, for years. In ia
OF extending the piers the isot Of Liberty Albany and
Cedar streets 20 feet each into the North River In tavorof
di i'charging James c. Thorn from paymenof judgment
against him for the escape Of John Carlisle from the City
Prison In favor of paying Benjamin waiteouse $25 for
injuries received as watchman In favor Of reming a
lease Of The Catherine and Main street ferry for seven
years from the l,t May, 1876 to MeSsrs r. $. Bownes
Tor 800 year-debaed two hours, and then postponed
the meeting OF the Board on Thurs' ay next
PETITIONS of John McGlon for correction OF tax OF
T. Armstrong and John Lewis the same; reroIrance
oZebed-e Ring, against changing the location Of pier be.
tween Pike and Rutgers streets.
RESoLuTIoNs-For the Collector of taxes of the 9th Ward
TO have further time collect the oSad ward the
St of May subject increase of the tax piyer
two per cent only adopted.
To refer the petition Of Campbell Moody and others, 10
change the location of the between Pike and Rutgers
slips, and also the against il, the Committee
wha7yes and Pisrs and the Street Commissioner with
power; adopted.
For memorial TO the Legislature 10 be prepared forth
with ly the Counsel OF the Corporations authorizing the
Common Council TO re-organze the Aims House Depart
adonled. tdi9urned.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

FATAL ACCIDENT WITH A GuS.-On Sunday
about enc o'clock, Peter Sax. native OF Germa-
ny, about 80 years of age. gardener for Solomon
Levcugston. OF the Sd Avenue, near 98th street,
came TO bis death under the following circun-
stances 1t appeared that he occupied a small
aouse OF MIR. LevenEston near the residence OF
the latter, and havin no wife or family of his own,
took TO dwell with and work for him German
named George kock, and his wife 1t appeared
also that some six months since, Mr.. Lcvensston
loaned Sax an old uusket, loaded with shot 10
keep of, merauders, which was hung UP against
the wall OF the dining room, half cooked. On Sum
day, while at dinner Anthony kock, brother of
George, who had been but few weeks il the coun.
fry, and also wrought for Sax made inquiry about
the Eusket, and. rising from the table, and, not
knowing il charged. took it down TO look nj it.
when 1t was accidentally discharged among the
three who sat at the ,able, lodging the load in the
back Of the neck Of Mr.. Sax. who fell over OF The
door. The CONSERVATION was great, and Dr. Cecil
and other physicians sent for but before their
arriva! Sax expired. The Coroner's jury that as
,enblcd returned verdict Of death by the acci-
dental discharge OF ntskct while in the hands of
Anrhon,. kock
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
Connecticut.

We trust the Wing Frccmcn Of Connecticut are
fully aware tina, their Annual State Election takes
place on Monday next and that on the result of
that Election depends not only the political cha
ractcr and Government OF the State for the ens,.
Ing year, but also the chocc of UNITED STATES
SENATOR ia place Of Perry Smith, for SIX YEARS
ensuing. If Loco-Focoism Gun succeed BY lullinc
the People into u a;t security with regard to the
Protection OF Domestic Industry, by tanning the
Hame OF Political Abolition, and bv coaxing off
votes to the Conservative ticket in obtaining a
majority then JoHS NJ. NILES will vault again
INTO the Senate for YEARS, to vote against Pro
lection, against sccurn. to Connection, her hare
OF the Proceeds Of the Public Lands, against New
England, and in favor of mistaken, South Caroli-
na.-Whg apathy may secure this dcploraac re-
suit WIG ENERGY will defeat it, We add no,
a word. Frccmen of Connecticut the rcsul, is
with you but the consequences will be felt BY Us
all Here is the Wing ticket
For Golern,r. n,r............ WILLIAM ". ELLSWORTH
For I1,e,L Go,ernor. .REUBEN BOOTH.
For Treasurer ......J EREMIAIi BROWN
For Secretary ...........D DANIEL p. TYLER.
For Comptrntier ........ HENRY kILB1URN.
For Senators XI. Ell T. HoYT
Dis lALFRED SMITH, XII. CLARK BrssEII
III SHERMAN C. LORD, Nil. JUSTIN SWIFT
~ lHEoDoRD SILL, XIV .EDwD. ELDREDGE,
~ AARoS n SKINNER, XIV. MARTIN WERsTER
" EDWARD li9MAS, XVI .IosErH H. BELLAMY
"! ALBERT FOSTER, NNIl. G.. STERLING,
VI ERAsTuS WILLIAMS, XVIII JOSEPH HALL,
- NII.HESRY STRONG, XIX JOSEPH n iIAypES
~ JOHN lsHtM, SS.WILLiAM A. FOSTER
X.ELIJAIi NIIDp.E .ERaooK, XEI.AeNER IIESDEE
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

IT., Problem, and the way TO solve ii, Why do the i'm.
itaors o.; my Tablet Razor Strop Slow oil the
preiuH, medal and dplo,la from the American Institute
year after year, without submitting theirs for rial
OF tender cis and tough bcaris, the above
bringing dull pair raxors, and yourselves the
truth o the certificates OF the scientific gentlemen
Ie c0nnrv, Professor Grscom Or. Nott, General J.
Tallnadge, and others c. Saunders, sole inventor and
nlanuactu the Metallic Tablet Razor Strop with four
sides, l6S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

TERRIBLE Death OF THE Hox. RoEERr PoT-
TER.-From the Caddo Gazette of the 10Th inst.
We learn the frightful death of Col. t,bi Potter.
| He was besct in his house bv an enemy named
Rose. He sprang from his couch, seized hi. gun.
and in his night clothes rushed from the house
For about two hundred yard. his speed seemed to
defy his pursuer. but getting entansed in thickct
he was captured. Rose told him that he intended
tn act generous part and give him chance for his
life. He then told Potter he might rum and he
should not be interrupted till he reached certain
distance. Potter started at the word of comma nd
and before gun was fired lie had reached the
lake. His first impulse was to Jump in the water
and dive for it, which he did Rose was close be-
hind him, and formed by hi. en- on the bank ready
To shoot him Us he rose. In few seconds he ca me
up to breathe, and scarce had his head reached
the surface of the water VIXEN ii was completely
riddlcd with the shot of their guns and he sunk to
rise no more. y. Orleans Pic.
TREATY WITH 1HE IsDIASs.-We learn
BY letter from Col. John Johnson, United States
Commissioners published in the Ohio State Jour
nal, that on the 9th ins,an, he concluded at Up
per Sanduskv (Ohio) treaty of ce>sion and euli-
grafton with the Chiefs and Councillors of The
Wyandot nation OF Indians. by which the chiefs
are TO remove rhoir people to the Southwest of
Missouri in l643 al their own cost, and without
the usual agency the part OF Government Of
superintendents, conductors. ,eamsters, &c-the
Indians furnishing their own transportion and sub
sStence on the journey, and finding themselves
provisions at their new home By this treaty the
Wy,,,tlots ccde 10 the United States. without any
reservation, all their lands consisting Of about one
hundred and tictons, said 10 be among the best in
Ohio. and much OF it in a state of cultivation
Nat. Int
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

10 The German Reformed Church in Houston
street, since the dcccase of Rev. Mr.. RUDY, have
bcen deprived of the services Of regular Pastor
We understand that Rev j. c. GuLpES. frsm
Chester County, Pa, will preach there on Wednes-
day next. He is proposed a successor to Mr..
Rudv
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

INcEHpARIsM.-About o'clock on Sunday
morning, u fellow Was discovered attempting to ser
fire to house in Cinton-streot A bundle of pu.
per, etc. was placed against the bascmcn, door,
and fire communicated by matches. The scoun-
drcd was scared from his work by the cries of an
inmate. Many of the recent fires in the city have
doubtless been caused By rutfians, incitcd to the
crime by the hope of plundcr
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

10 John Graham, who was recently convicted
of murder in Ithaca, has been sentenced to be
hung on the 9th of May next Before his sentence
he made statement to the Court, implicating 9th
ers in the murder, and declaring himself innocent
but his story inconsistent that it only served
TO convince people of his guilt
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

GREAT News FROM rgX,S'rhe last mail, bring u the
glorious that there bad been received at reNa.
500 gross OF Peters loz~ncss, tlat tic eIasnot
having the fear OF coughs, cOS. worms hraaclrS, low
spirits iroSSnes before their eyc>:S he able fall
10 and whip The MsXicans ike winkiu-. 1t is that the
Meycar>. be in fashion. have also bought large
quantity oi these unrivalled Lzrnges: and that when
Greek meets Greek then The tug nt war but tlen
the Texans have received twicen> nuchin proporon
that il, evident they have changes with .Ec
enemy 1t Gv be well 10 add that Peters Lo2cnges may
be had i5o Broadway. $50 and $50 Borrv il6 Hudson
Fulton and 2l0 Chatham streets, New York and al 90
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. This glorious news
i;ltlr.i. 10 a.llrad IrxaS'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
TIE TRlBUNE E.
r,=r.n,y MORNING. MARCH 30, 1912.

r. Literary Notices and 1soc'at'or -drfc'e,
that the Indiria.el ot to Be merged IN the hiat'
~ For ase eoneiu,io IF nr Lyelr: Lecture Coral
Refs see Last Page
CGs The Nominating Committee which met last
evening at the Broadway House, unanimously
agreed upon J. PHILIPS PHOENIX of the Firs,
Ward, as the candidate of the Wing Party for
Mayor at the ensuing election. We understand
that this nomination will be responded to by the
Wings OF our city at a general meeting to be held
next week, Of which due notice will be given.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
LAWYERS DIARY

CALgSpAE OF THE CIRCUIT Corxr, THIS DAY-79, g,
lo4. lo5, 100, II, so, "a, Is. So, lie te g
CALESpAs OF THE COMMON PLEAS, PART FIRsT-ao,
2s, 81, So 50, IS, !, 81, q, H. a, II, II, 81
Par Second meets al o'clock-l4, loo 10. 70, Ia,
ia, l76, lls, 10, l2e, lcS, leS, $50, lse, lSi.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

Os The Pennsylvania House Of Representa-.
tlvcs vsted on Friday-7S to l4-to suspend all
tie public ,corks Of the .State-un,il further act ton
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

BRooKlYS-We understand thu, the Wings OF
Brooklyn have nominated CYRUS p. SMITH, Esq.
as their candidate for Mayor Mt the coming Elec.
ton. The nomination in convention of delegates
Was unNn jnOus.