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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11
General Sessions.
Before his Honor the Recorder Judge Lynch and Alder
men Purdy and Hatfield.


James r. Whiting, Esq, District Attorney
Ave l0.-PLEADrD GUiLrY:-A black fellow named
ty of female clothing from colored woman nsmed Ly-
dia Hampton of i73 Reade and the Pen
Thar $1,000 Norr.-The District Attorney requested
an officer to bring Charles Stone alias French Jack
charged with stealing $1,000 note from John Clayton
on the Goth of last MONTH A. d. RUSSELL Esq., counsel
for prisoner objected to 60 trial. the indictment had
Just seen found and by consent of parties the affidavit of
Mr. Clay ton taken de benne and that
then returned to his possession by order the Court
Stone will be tried at the next term of the Court and the
affidavit of Clayton then used ON the part of the
ton. Much credit is due officers James L. Smith and
Sokey for their activity in securing this rogue Stone,
aue thus aiding in ilrthering the ends oijustce
BURGLARY AND GRAND LARcENy-James c. Burns
harness maker was tried the third Indictment against
him for the above crimes. The property stolen under
harness store of T. o. Buckmaster of 27 Hudson street
As the particulars have been reported before it unne-
cessary TO report them second time.
The defence conducted by WV. SuALER Esq. proved
that prisoner was engaged to work harness maker by
shop where the goods stolen found He also
good character. The jury after short absence
turned verdict OF guilty The other indictments against
him were handed overto the Court and punishment in
hiced upon him by sentence Of three years the
prison. >
Thomas Wray alias Fitzgerald who had been i'm
pleaded with Burns in the indictment which he
found guilty and who had been convicted Of attempt
burglary was then sentenced TO two wears in
the State prison He has served previous apprentice
ship and say he is first rate cutter. The Court
stated una. ne was ingiuve from justice In Duchess
county, where he would be removed when his term Of
service has expired
Diseharged.- Thomas Wheeler. the bank note pedlar
charged with stealing and money valued s7o 90
from John Burden the 2sth Of June discharged
by the prosecution. ,--.o ESQ .rrf. ..a r0t
and clothing from Simeon b. Chittenden, of ll9 Pearl
street, the 10th umo while board the steamboat
independence and also clothing from Abigail HuseaI of
Newburgh also discharged.
Mary Rhoades, who stole twentyfour pieces of gold.
sovereigns and half eagles from John Gage, Of 26s
Water street while in bed with her. also aowcd to
60 complainant not appearing in court to testify Fifteen
gold pieces were recovered by officer stephens.
George Blythe regular soaplock, charged with steal
ing trunk, clothing and money, from Ow en- Mitchell 10
Rose street. the oath of May last and of which theft he
no doubt was guilty, ischarged because the wit
nesses did not appear TO testify against him.
The Court then sdcurned for the term and the Grand
Jury received the thanks Of the Court for the faithful
performance of their duties. IBID. ra-.. ,,u. .r.
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GroHer, Ran Ro.ps.--The Macon (Georgis) Messen.
cer Of The 2sth umo states that the Monroe Railroad
of grnemen of that place and Columbus complete the
road Griffin TO the junction Of the State road They
lay the supcrstruc,ure iron sc and are expected
to commence immediate operations. That link beng
completed, the State road finished the ftywo miles con-
traced for and the Central road to Maconal portions
now under contract-ensures the early completion of
RAILROAD from Savannah via Macon Forsyth
Griffin and Marietta TO miles beyond the Etowah in
Cass county the centre OF the Cherokee country
distance of three hundred and 6ity.two miles
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Ezekiel shaler, lQate firm of Arnold & shaler) New
York. f f
James Wood. William Wood and Samuel Wood (drm
of James Wood Coz Mount Pleasant, Wcstchester co.
Marks Senior, dry goods dealer, N. York, Sept. TO-
solomon Wolfson Lychenhim, commonly called Solo,
mon Wolfson) N. York, Sept. TO- a.I $50 .
Peter Cannon, nnkeeper, Salisbury, Orange county,
Sept. 10. ~
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GOOD SUMMER VINE

] B. sToUvENEL, Importer Of French Wines of
Wines He has removed from his old stand 81 Nassau street.
to NO 81 Ann street, linear Nassau basement.
Always hand the best and recherche Wines ST. Ju-
Ian Montierr,u St E:teve Laftte Medoc, &c in barrels
half casks and Also, Champagne, brands Bur
gnndy Hermitage &c superior Cognac Brandy; best quality
Gip Port Wine, Portugal .nd Spanish Wines.
j. B. s. will also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
families WHICH will be sent Of the city also by the
tronage, t-l
No Wines impure sold by him, he imports them
direct .-ne
JB has opened boarding house at Hoboken, oppo-
site Vauxhai arden, the main road where kept
sortment oi Wines Private parties supplied with good
dinners and ST., stments. jyl2 lmsc
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE,

SpSSenesI Is nov ppcprg bis Spring supply Of
n.a from Birmingham and Sheffield. Together with
o. HSlns;Ie Molcn he IS prepared to Of
attention Of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet
&c, Is solicited 20 ap examination OF his stock and
,s.he Is confident they will find il their interest
him with a call
ALFRED +. LAGRAVE,
zl0 Greenwich copper Barley, New York.
A regular supply Of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
Took, James Screws, SC. m2 3rns
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WATERING PLACES. sc.
IATSkILL MOTTNTATN HOBS

"a lShlIII MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE PINE 0RCHARD.-I8i2
THIS romantic and fashionable will be conducted dur
ing the under the direction and
dance OF the subscriber II has undo completes and
horo9sh repair and for the reception Of visitors
No eo Will be spared 10 maintain the deseey high chaIac
ter which IL has heretofore acquired
As heretofore tables will be furnished with decacy
that the New York market afford; and possible at
ehon that can promote the convenience and ment OF us
patrons will be promptly bestowed The road leading 70 this
establishment and especially that oft the mountain has
been rendered pc city smooth and safe. 81,
heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
c. L. BEACH, Proprietor.
June 18th, 1852. leA smr
OATH HOUSE, LONG IsLAND.-This long and well
ID known boarding bathing establishment having
Gently undo Improvements, among which the
erection of several elegant hosues the OF
the ocean, open fox the reception OF company during the
The OF beach this horehe
security bathing for ladies and children (rhe
bathing houses being within stones throw of the -
shady cool aud delightful locust adjoining the house
the pleasant rides the surrounding countrthe excellent
fishing grounds and other of heathu and
nihe beautiful of the All n.ic aud the
bay almost constantly enycned By vessels
arriving outward bound render this situation
unequalled by any the vicinity It's accommodation
ample the airy and the temperature. the
warmest days OF summer, anything but oppressive The
yenience OF communication and distance (beng bat miles
from Brooklyn the BY stages at hours accommodated
to business render peculiarly we adapted residence for
jel2 2m*r WILLIAM BROWN Proprietor.
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON,

GEORGE w. DAWSON,
Whoissaie and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
ner Of Duane street. Ne,c York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large Of the follow
w ing articles viz Sideboards Bureaus, Bedsteads Co.'S
Cases Looking Glasses Dining Centre Tea md Pier Tables
Carpets, Oil Cloth. Mating and Fire Irons, Wash
Stands Toilet Tables, Candle Stds, Bureau Bedseads
Dressing Bureaus, Sales, &C.
Also large assortment Of men and womens Wearing Ap
parel, and second handed
All the above articles offered the pablo very
low prices. PersC.s II said articles would find IL
their advantage make early call the above establish
ment.
Shipping orders puncualy attended and r.cled the
shortest easonsble Mattresses Bedding,
SC for fitting out vessels constantly on hand.
All orders the establishment will be peLctuay
tended TO and thankfully received.
NJ B.-The highest prices Will be given for Second Hand
Furniture and Genenen's and Ladies' of Clothing.
nooe rnke
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OCULISTS.

GEL EBRATED EYE WATER

CELEBRATED EYE WATEk.
MO 10 BARCL Y STREET, within TWO doors o. me
~ Aston Hc,s, Interpretations are perfect cur io' al
nam matoryG Of he eye weakness OF sight &C., ..
fail in reu sng OF the longest standing without
a"' '1'S"A' W CERTIFICATES.
certify mat Js61p my hoase st ii apparently blind He
caledo to-day and states that he has been the patent
Dr. j. Francis whose treatment has been the Tsans under
God, Questioning his sight g. . hT chn,h RaSmsn At,
This is TO certify that Of my children were afflicted with
length of time oil them was almost blind
with nebulas, covering the sight Every remedy was esored
recovered They perfectly restored to sight by Dr.
f''"'S DANIEL 8. JONES, 4ss Pearl street.
the siifal treatment Of DR.. j. FsHcs my sight per
'e''' S''' any, MARTHA BROWN, III Forsyth street.
Ieertfy to the above being Tas sa.emsps n,cr
Paste Of the Stanton street Church
nearly blind for with cataract in each
eye and from the of Dr. Francis wonderful PREPARATION for
that disease my fsi 1f nGS Edds
We the undersigned having Witnessed the astonishing eth
cacy Dr. Francis preparations for diseases of the eye
uuhe ngy them to the notice Of the ubc as
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor Of McDougal st. Church
4. IA. Gone, Pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
John Peck, Agent of the Home Mission Society.
Jacob BIouner Pastor Of the North Bar fist CHURCH
Joeph Andreade, Roman Catholic Priest of st. Peters
Numerous certificates be the Office. Prepared and
sold only py Dr. j. Francis 10 Barclay street, New f3rk
Artificial Eyes inserted which cannot be distinguished from
the natural, without giving the slightest pain. 80 ~,
Dr. j. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the puoic
that Of the Of his business Dr. teny
Member Of he Royal College of Surgeons London and OF the
dence be placed nhs ofss skill as an Oculs
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. until 6 p. NJ jyl0 3mEc
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STRAW GOODS

IT BENNETT, 80 Iohn and INK William streets i'm
end manufacturer of Italian and English Straw
goods respectfully informs his and the public
general tina. he ha, baud splendid and asso
Of ladies fashionable goods, which he for
sale much reduced prices French and English
Dunstables Italian Rutands Fancy Sche and Imperial Ia
fashionable and beautiful article fine Tu,cans Albert
Straws Sc &C. rarCr
Also, entirely article the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet which for the summer all the styles
introduced being ely light, durable, white
tiiul, and viii clean as well as m-c
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS 1!

Drown cos One Price Hat Store, wholesale and re;
tail, us Chatham Square, of Mott street, where
fashion, beauty. durability and economy combined
che head
The propnstor- have the pleasure offer addition
to their recently improved short mapped Hat s!ys the
imitation of beaver which closely Of all fuu
the costly and beautiful that the difference easily
perceived Price three dollars We strictly adhere one
price cash which enables furnish very superior
Hal for the price charged In presenting these Hats 10 the
OF beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. md 3m*
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FEVER AND AGTJE.

PUSHTON & AsPINWALLs TONIC MIXTURE
IL has used with and
the asing demand for affords ample proof the efficacy
OF the preparation has been used the vicinity Of Harlem
and the part of tins State where fever and
vail to extent and in scarcely instance has failed
the desired ie II for sale wholesale and retail the
opesrs &c William ITO Broadway, and 10
Aston House and also by Of the druggists throughout the
az QUIZ
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REFINED SUGAR, WINES, & G..
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Wins and com ssion
Merchant No Nsas street, one door from Wall street,
has we'd from IN refinery dou-
bic single refined Sugar small osves which he will sell
bis usual low rates. in parcels 10 suit buyers.
w. A. Carter assortment of superior Wines fail
please The old Lomeno Madeira of 1912, in bottles and in
pipes hs AID casks of champagne clare and
other light Wines of the choicest srands always sale
low prices Orders for kind shall be faithfully executed
jy7 lm<r
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CORNS, COKNS. CORNS.
"A


M Ms. A ND MADAME BERNARD,
Corn Doctors. from Paris,
REG LEAVE TO inform the inhabitants of New York, that
- THY viii be happy wait upon all who may desire their
srylees Mons and Mad Bernhard have been pactcng in the
United States but few moihs and that short have
ceyed testimonials from Of the gentlemen
and Others The benefit and comfort which they have
cved s'ce they have been attended by them They have the
honr 10 inrs he public that by and peculiar ethod
they extcste Hard aud So Corns Bunons, Calosiies
without cutting Mons ad Made. b. do attempt offer
condn'y assure those who suffer from troublesome and
nui Cons thai they have the satisfaction Of carrying
away th' rtorneutnr, the Corn, IN their hands
Mons and Made. have their possession upwards of
Thousand from those who have peenco relief
their hands Mons. aud Made u. have ra.tced profess
sion for severa IN Germany France and England aud
Gave acquired great skin sud much practical fact
aes' By numerous certificates from the celebrated En-
gsh, French and German physicians well from OF
the nobility and gentry Of those countries delivered them
after tour years cure. The operation viii occupy
than ten minutes and the relief that the
sons thus treated can Immediately put their shoes and walk
without the least inconyene
Ladies and gentlemen VIII be waited their own resi-.
dence, II tley ccsire It.
AT home in the morning from till II, and in the afternoon
from tall o'clock
Office at Boston, ISL Court st. jys 3msr
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DISEASES OF THE Ely
Q. l.. INGEiSOLL'S
ROAT ESTABLISHMENT.

IlUAIS,
ID sc. The immense Boat Building Establishment of G. L.
ngersol Water Catfarne Market of the
the United States Here built the most
the rivers and lakes OF America Also the barge for the Auto
all the Russa several racesboat for Aatc Monarchs;
sailing boat for Mr. q Bspnngs He has recently somaeed
of expe nautical ever be-
fore built Al this establishment any kind of boat will be
suit the of the purchaser of whatever form they may be-
Part thereof large of boats Of all kinds including
life boats gigs long, quarter pleasure, Whitehall and
below WHIT purchase have heretofore paid and liberal dis
again. Please call before purchasing elscwhere then
judge of my work-References.
Jas w Hale Sol Agent SO Wall ST. For adve Hsement Of
boats &c. Cou Enquirer and New York Commercial
Advertiser jy22 lmsr
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.

Wy@ EACLUSlN ELY .~sV
r JOSEPH a Maiden lane, stairs, importing agent for
~ the sale of English German and French double and single
barrel Fowng and Ducking Cons from the lowest the fin
~. i.'aos o' ever uyrilpuos 9t ms ana otneI
he prepared 10 offer the actre prices being
appointed for the largest houses that line Europe
winch enables him TO sell At extremely low prices.
A large assorted stock of the above always hand.
City and cOanry merchants particularly requested
prey io fnak their urchas lnsr
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Saratoga Syringe.

Correspondence of the Hemld.1
Height Of The !Season-Fun-B aNs-Hunibug-
sAion-Wealth, and Beauty.
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6&I~ FOR SALE, FRElGHr, OR CHARfER-Thc
;t sailing snPpffd ana copper per ssis,ss
ions built IN s2e by Mess Bersh Co Of live oak 70
ST. aud cedar Tor Havre packet She ~ prime oruer ana
be sent to sea az tIing expense. For terms apply 10
,pain Lee on board AZ Rector wharf, 81 to- $40
Iy2l BOYD &HlNCKEN,9 Tontine Buildings
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CORPORATION NOTlCk-Puble Notice Is hereby ~
" that sale Of ropcy unpaid will take place
at Public Auction a-'e City Hall OF the City of New York
on "Wednesday the 28 cay OF September next az " o'clock
noon and be contnued day day until the whole of said
property shall be sold that detailed statement Of the
tases and property 10 be m dis published in the New Era,
newspaper printed andpa, sledin the ctXof New York.
=, ALt I'D A SMITH, Comptroller.
Comptroller's Office, Msyh Isi2. jea5 awtsep,asc
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s6x FOR Neutrality-suspicious. Packet o, 1871 Of
fFN Augusf-The well known fast sailing packet ship
Captain Allen, will sail positively
] The I3lh OF August, it being her regular day
This ship has superior accommodations Tor cabin second
bin and xeeraee passengers who will taken on moderate
For further PARTICULARS please apply on board foot Of
GLOVER 81 McMURRAY, 100 Pine street,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
JaM9an9 l5.]
9 6eotnsunsen II .

Diele 3cituns pirb jeben Wittnph aut
einem 9rrBen SupersRoDal 8c9en, nit gang
neuen Sdriften, beraus9e3eben.
Der Snbicriptions,preis it n G b a:
Ter bes Sabre, in 8prausbe5atlun9.
Sm SAT- cies nidt 9eIdiebt 70 peroen Gin
GbaIer uno fanf uno SfpauSis @ents an9e'
red1nct.
5eein Sublcribeut tpirb fir fpeni9er ais 6
Mcnate angenommen, nno feiner fdnn bic
3situn9 auf9ebeu, bis ale 9indltdnec earauf
abbeSablt IIno.
8efanntmad1un9eit, fpeId,e Cit @tered aus'
maiden, peroen breiinal fur encn Ghaler eilts
geriidt, uno fir jeoe fernere Giuriidun9 flint
uno Swausi9 @ents. = Gr0sere nad Ser'
bdltuB.
Diejeni9e weldle bic 3eitans NIT Der pcii
poer Dem potreiter erbaltcnL n,lGen IeIbit
bafilr beSdblen.
Ollie 8riefe all bic Serdiis9eber mii6en
ppIt FIRE ein9eIauot tveroeu, fcult wercen
Ge nidDt auf9euommeH.
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81 NaMttNt

Samuel WP9Ole eci Sac. fur @letanics
Ss9sm 2ien, Deceniber 1ers
t,an,,s GAP, @Sl,a,@ Sn1tSn H. mtn.--@O. 97.
09ad,rid,t wirS biermtt 9e9eben dn ale 9In'
fprudbobence uno anbere, welde babel inters
cIlmt Tnb, baB ein Scira SnctaS lit Der cbto
9en Sade aus Der Court BON @cninion DIeas
BON eed5a @auntp er9an9en it, pelder ten
6teu Cecemter uddiifeus, ;uritGwliefern IT.
auf Gin WedbanicS eieu, auf eir 9elpihes iret'
it6di9tes Srdm Wchnbau6, 10 Sue III Der
Srcnte rmb 35 Sue tief nit einer ptd8a 40
Sue lang oer bem Soaule; errtdtet auf ei'
ner ectte eauO, 9ele9cn in SduOper Gdun'
ftip, eeha @auntD; 9rduseno an eono bon
Gcbn 9Deter, Der @rane @tlen Wertett ule
oubere entbalteno un9efdbr slfer. ollie
babel intereeirte pcrlcuen belieben baber duf
oicfe6 iu adten.
@eprge 9Getberbp(o, S0ertf.
Sderifss s9lmt6ilube,
9Itlentauu 9icU. %, I842. itq-3ln
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
OltttwceN pen 3Ofen SSopcmber, lS42.
g etb ir- -2tfe.

Ncl9euees 1T elm BerScidnis Der 9ledltS'
fiae, lpeld,e perb6rt iperben icuen IN Der
Court pcn @pmmonspleas III uno fir 0eda
@anutD, anfan9eno dui Dlcntdg ben 2Slten
9tcpember, 1912, ullb rpeldDe eine 9Bcdle ealts
ern miro:
0cnas Mtllrr ge8en Gatbariua MilIer.
SameS Gd,eimer gr9Cn 9tatban 9BbeitlD.
Samuel 81. &epner ge9en Soenrp 9titter.
4Dbilip Nenifermadber ge9eii @brit. oplben.
@cas ilnb Stem gegen @ecr9e Sodrg.
81. 6. QBri9bt 9e9ea bcnIeIben.
q. 9. Scffert gegen Saccb 2ittle II. 8rdu,
paul Ntller 9e9elt Sobn 81. @euuoie.
SamucI SoaDpen 9e9en 8epr9e lBetberS
bclb, @fo.
8ue unb Ntiaer 9e9elt benlelben.
0lepnblif peunlyIpaniet 9esen s. Yerh9.
DO DO igegen C5accb Slttle.
Sames 6. Glcar 9e9en Sames 8. @pcf
and Garnishees.
GIemine 2. Wartin 6nrd ibren 8prnlunb
ge9en 3bcnia6 9Sormaii, 9onl'cr.
l9aIter unb Ddutel 0e9en Wltlton glblimt
Samuel Mdrr, 9lli9nie bon peter Sierp,
0e0cu QelpiS Sbulict ulto SIG. s.. Slnmer,
9l0f9niee bon OaSio Nierp.
@barles Softer @rerutrr, 9e9en @brittnn
Srtt.
Saccb 8dnuer 9e9eu Scbn ecftb.
Scbu 9tiB 9e9en Sonatban ShuuiadIer.
ScIbud @rimi 9e9en @ecrge Sreifr0el.
Sal. @an9elper 9c9en Soenrp @ntb, jr.
W'tdael 9ttce 9e9en S. 96. NatnS nnb Sas
ntuCl @intat9er.
Gdlper &iecsuer gegcu Srbn Hpir1tg.
9)oit u. 3ie8enfnB 9e0cn 0so. Q8etgerbclb.
QSiIiam Sd,dffer gegeu c5obu Dctterer.
8. s. &raule, 1ruitie bon penrD 9elBer,
9egen Socmp @utb, il.
2mNrea5 9lce 0s9cn DaYic 9IrnrIo unc
Tarre Tenants.
Stepben Ballet 9e9en Spbn Gait.
SO. s. 2ipiu9Ifcn 9e9en She. Sea9reapes.
SCSeGe SamltelS, Wrotb'r.
Gcpemter 2. nq-b@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
Oefentliche 2Senpll.

s0lithpod)s ben Soften 9looeniber lollen at
oem S,auie oeS uerifrrbenen So bu Q ans
n e l, Ieettm ron glaentauil, eeoha @aulitD,
fol9enbe 2Irtitel anf rfentlider 8encu pets
fault lperbcn
8ettcu, Glide une Sthhle, Sefeu, Satis,
uhr, Carpets, pferbe, Siibs, Shmeine,
pRug, Ggoe, elm outer 2sGduls Wd9en Jlno
nod pisIerIei Nauss unb 8auern gerdtbe iu
peitlduftt9 81 melcen.
Die Ben6u miro i'm 10 llbr ibren 9Iufang
uebmen,--uno bic 8coiusuugen befannt 9es
madt weroen Scn
Gbrtiftna Sanner, ofs,ors
peter 9efman, ~ w.
ypeember is. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
cIoleph Oartntatt
GChneioer il ber Stabt 9llIentan

SCbneioer in Der Stabt gtllentailit
Grorcift cicie Geleacuteit friueu &unben
uno Gem 9lublfum irberbaupt ole 9Insei9e sll
MAIDEN, oa6 er ea6 Sd,ueioer @elfdft an
feinem alteu Stono, in bem neuerbautcu
SNaus oes Srn. Saccb Sd9er, cint9e 3bire
nnterbalb pres, Sd9er mo SOS Stehr, unb
beillabe 9e9enIber bem @aitbaufe ee6 S,rn,
cscbn @roe nod, immer fcrtbctreibt atllrc CT
biejeni9en nod immer pnnftlidj uub bi0i9 be-
risnen miro, Die ibm ibr 3utrauen fhcnfen
m69cn. SIud) bat CT ALE 9irteu, su ieiuenI
@eltbdft geborenbe ferti9e &lcieuu98itife,
fficflidj fur bic SabrsSeit auf Soano. Die
Iclbe lIno inter icilter ei9enen 9Iuflld,t burd,
ole teflen Slrbeiter perferttqt fc oae er fix oe'
rcu Glte uno 0auerbafti9tcit gut ifcben
fam, uno tpelde or an etnem btai9cn prcts
oblaIen wirb.
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fd,aft, uno fitblt ilberYu9t, baB or ftd) fers
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
Stepben 95arber.
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Sarret Srtein9er.
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