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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

BY Specl1I NppOlUlHtht
Joseph elliott, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE 0UEEN.--CAUTiON.-Th high ehnrac.
ter OF these Pens has Induced the attempt On the pa OF
ar Gillstt 6ut aso upon the public An inferior c!e,
bearing The mspecd name thus Hot, emitting the tnai
is in the market readily be detected ny ia
n6nisc appearance and the very common sly IL which
IL is put up. ,,.,cr
Observe the genuine Pen, are sii marked In fan,
Joseph Giotts Patent" or Joseph elliott warranted
and that each gross bears fac smile Of his SIGNATURE
Vi.c above may be bad, wholesale Of ]iENRI JESsuF
;,,IS ~ 81 JOfin-stYprt. corner Of Gold.
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sK. THURSDAY MoRsING NOVEMBER %. ssas

M ANTED-A situation by respecta-
w Die CbamberInaid, who Is excellent washer and
oner She lived is months in her last place, and has best
street MS q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

EloHr LIVES LosT.-Ihe ChestettoWh va
News of Saturday says: We have been II, informed s
thar lad of about lS years of age was 1851 over,
board from Captain Richard Coleman vessel ~, IN
the Chesapeake, short time since. Inc i hainI
of the unfortunate youth, We learn was Orsa.o.u
batteau, from Baltimore, with a party OF e'snl
fishermen, was capsized of Swan foin', On ~.
evening of the l0,h install seven OF the eisnl
persons were drowned-one WIS saved BY ehns'ns
10 the bottom of the boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

a YOUNG LADY who can give the
IA best OF references wishes become the iuraaie OF
family in which she could have or pupils whose nstruc'
ton would be considered equivalent to her board Ares-
deoce up would be preferred. AnimEedIae address
c. NJ. Park Post Office Ill with prompt .ttsntioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

THO JEWELERS.-For sale at Public
a Auction TO close trust lot of Jewellers Tools, con
sis,Gg OF Rolling Mills Laibes, Dies and other small Tools
Also Iron Chest and LOT OF Chrysta Stones The sale
will take place Friday, 18th the of e Second
street MIG lwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

FROM MEXICO. have advices through the
Havana eazettes to the 29,h ult correspond
ent writes that the expedition which sailed tor
Yuca,an consisted Of 9 sail OF pressed merchant
vessels, conveying 5000 men and goo women
which last named part of the force the writer
thinks quite notable, inasmuch as the men did not
embark in contentcd manner at all The whole
expedition numbered Is sail. Five general 9th
GERS we're emong the troops, and there remained
behind in the hospitals more than 200 sick sol
diers. 1t was believed that the Campechanos
were determined to repel this force with force.
The third project for amending tho Constitution
was to have been passed upon by the Mexican
Congress about the 4th inst.
Gem. Bravo has declared the whole of iucatan
in = state of blockade, except the island Of Car
men, where -four and provisions are Pernltted 10
be- introduced. en-. 0. Bulletin Nov "A.
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AxN RROWN. 41a Houston. .lreet.

ANN BROWN, 4Tg Ho1ston Street.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail and Tor expor-
talon by A b. SANDS l. CO., Druggists and Chemists,
Granite Buildings No. 273 Broadway, corner ri Chambers
street NewYork. Sold also by A B. L D SANDS: Drug
gists Nos 70 and 100 Fulton street, David Co. NO
Il East Broadway corner Of MarketstreeL Price SIS
ho,se to- az itf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

NDOOTSs AND SHOES--A general as :
& p .seytnea, oe MEMS, OTs. md YouT HIS BoOTS
SHOES and BRoGANS, viz Mems boys and youth.
,ick boots calf and hip, sewed ami pegge do meas and
heys' thick and kip broyans womens nisses and chill
dffns bootees busns slippers, &c also. fur cosi and
seaIet CAPS; fine silk aud coney hats. All sold low for
cashier city accepances, by the dozen. Country
Gierc haDs would do we'll 70 call and ex anime at
GALE L Co.'S 260 Pearl street,
"a orns under ~ Hotel. N V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

M ATER-POWER TO LET, from
w 10 50 horse power, with suitable rooms, IN the
Saw-MiIl at West Farms Inquire OF JOHN CoPCUii,
S43 Wnsliug onsrpet BIS u
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p EMlTANCEs TO IRELAND, &c.

a Gc--Thc subscriber continues TO transmit Toney, IN
SUMS large SMALL persons residing IN any psn Oh ire
ues the last thirty years. and more aiso 70
any part OF England or Scotland.
Money remed by letter post pail; the subscrtbtr or
personally deposited with him, with tee name OF The peron
~ he sent and nearest pos;,own will immediately,
,ed and paid accordingly, and receipt u that effect
giyen or forwarded 10 the seRder. ya
mig Inn GEORGE Mcbride, Jr u Ctoars 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

% Oar devil thinks it very difficult 10 find a
peaceable woman nowadays. He says they are
always IN q hustle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

ASENATH N. PHILLIPS.
New LONDON Co. s., Norwich Nov. 4, l842.
Personally appeared, the above.aamed Asenath NJ Phil
ps and made oath 10 the contained IN The foregoing
Justice OF the Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs Phillips, certify
that the above asserted facts are substantially rue
wM. II. RlCHABDS,
Minister OF the Gospel at Norwich Conn.
% Another proof of lbe superior value and efficiency OF
this nrnr
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In 1927, the population of the island was 104-
437. Showing an increase in fifteen years of about
!itiy-lhree per cent.
This increase is not far from the proportion in
which our own country has Increased. On an av-
erage Of the several rates for each period OF ten
years. since I7S0, it is found that the inhabitants
of the United States lave increased about thirty
four per cent. every ten years.
There is material difference, however, between
Cuba and the United States in the relations of the
increase of slaves and free persons. During the
len years preceding 1910, the increase of slaves
in the United States was %, 8 per cent.-of
free persons 81, T. In Cuba, for the fifteen
years above named, the increase of free persons
was but SO per cent. while of slaves it was up
wards of 90 per cent.
From 1890 to 1910, the average decennial in.
crease of free persons in the United States was
per cent,-of slaves 90 per cent This difference
between our own country and Cuba, one OF the
most remarkable slave-holding communities in the
world, may have been owing we hope 10 the fact
in part at least-that the United States at an
early period prohibited the importation OF slaves
while The trade has been kept up in Cuba, to
very late period with unremitting activity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

DEW in Ascension Church for sale
L Pew No. IS on the ground floor, in The body OF The
Church. Apply No. ~ South-streetr 'el+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

p OARD.-A gentleman and1sis wife and
fsw single gentlemen can have pleasant rooms and
good board n Mnrruy.street few day boarders can
also be accommodated. nli I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

T MON DOOR SPRINGS-An article
u very much approved, and that has given satisfaction
wherever il has been used. For sale 81 John street
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Croton Water. r :,
ENf,INEFRS Manufacturers and

TITO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
X fyis,S ,,o4s 1T Lyon Tubes, Tor Steam Wa
ssaase a Of snssaa ss Internal
rom iacnes , 600 10 o6o0 ms per square achtoge-
er with fittings Of every description saes a;E 9SSs, Is
eousins ses and by means of which they ny be pus
togeer Win iae By any ordinary workman
lar Cooper or other material and their economy
hem superior all others for any OF ,be purposes
a ass1S 1 n waLWoRTH MASON SO Annst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
gsRTNTTNG INK MANuFACTORY

a. Tie subscriber has for upward Of twenty five years
engsged in the manufacture Of Printing Ink, during
vbch lime has been psed extensively throughout the
United States. His long perience manufacturer OF
H. and likewise practca! Printer ena hes him tn fur
n bis typographical brethren through The Union, who
NAV favor him with their custom, with Ink OF very supe
..o quality oil Interchangeable color, and reasonable
terms. The Ink is well calculated 10 work on the compo-
son roller and on all descriptions OF presses now in use
Ae subscriber likewise manufactures Ink OF various coor,
w Red, Blue, Green, &c.
Orders addressed 10 his naunlactory on Frontsee be-
tween Montgomery and Gouverneur-sreets, East River,
wRl be punctualy attended TO- GEORGE MATHER
The above Ink Is present used ON this paper OBJ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

CUBA.-According TO an official account pub
lished in a Havana newspaper of the Goth Sept
| the population Of Cuba is as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

To NEFF 'JI M EIIt UUL'h1IICIt'J W
a PRiNTERS.-The subscriber practical Printer ana
Napier Pre.smap respectfully informs Newspaper Publish
ers Printers the public generally that he has taken
eexcrlent Napier Printing Press in the basement Of the
Office of the Evening Taller n ARnsirset and Is prepared
Ia do Press work particularly Newspaper either IN the
fo qrarto form with neatness and punciuahty Prices
very and in proportion The size oil the sheet and
lie number of copies to ne printed.
N. B. Large Posting Bills, when there are goodly nun
her wanted printed very low 1000 lily given
MIG Inn SAMUEL BINGHAM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

4 YOUNG MAN from the country wants
"A situation at apy kind OF employment at which he
make living He qualified for almost any kind oil
work Address ]. D. Tribune Office. n22 Ok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

ROARD.-A family or few single gen.
S llemen OF good morals have beard and spacious
private family very desirable location 0l East
Broadway House and apartments unusually pleasant and
agreeable. n23 lv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

ID UARDlNG.--A gentleman and nus
s-6 wife, three respectable young men. may
find Board and pleasant rooms gentee house and psi.
family, al No. Doverstreet few doors from Frank
lin square Price low 10 suit the times. Reference re-
| nuiref In"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

D OARD-6S Duane st.-There is moth
ED ing better, nothing cheaper Call and OF Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

FNGLISH IRON.-l00 tons, well as
nI4 SiR IN MINTURN CO.. 10 souh-st.
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Port. in United States.

For Distant Ports in United sthtes.
apAIAcHICOLA Brig Magnolia, Hitchcock, 90 E X.
Scbr. Octavia, Churchill. Ii Il X
CHART ESTON Brig Diinon Robinson, II r n
Ship Sutton, Galloway, Il e. IT,
Ship Warsaw, Hawkins.
DARIEN GAM. Brig Peter Dem!, Lewis - +. H.
GEORG ETOwN,S.C Brig Juno, Lewis, Z H.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Brig Crusoe, an OofS az u
KEY WEST Brig Samson, Sawyer, &c +. IL; ,
M0stI EBark II. W. Tyler, Tyler, 10 4. h.
Ship Albanian, Lane, 20 + h
Snip New-York, irwin 1T Dec
Snip Mary Frances, Hubbard
Bark Salem, Ilsley, IL f. H.
Brig weln.sly, Covihgton ~ En-
Big Grower, Ulmer l6 T. X
MEN. ORLEANS....-Sh Ship Alabama, Bunker, 10 +; X
" Ship Menu his, Knight, - F. r.
Brig yaHdalia, Wall, 10 h. h
Ship Alfred, Myers, IS s. K
PIIaTKA Fla ......Brig Crusoe, Van DuzeE
port IEON...B rig Samson. Sawyer, 90 E. II. ,
SAVANNAH ..rBrig 6 B Lamar, Sanncu,ann; 10 Z d
H- Brig Augusta, Sherwood, u = IL
ct MARKS ....Brg Samson, Sawyer, 60 h r.
ST MARYS, Brig Afford, Mason
Schr Hope, Farrell.
| wuJTESYILLE Fla. b rig Crusoe, Van Duzer.
"'-i - shipping List
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

eron;c erysoela scrofua, eprosy scad head pimples
on the face and liberated leg This msdlcse pre-
svpry case where the directions strictly folio weJ
None genuine unless signed 10 writing E. g. Peckhau1,
Al D. Sold wholesale and retail Utica Also at whols-
sale by Williams Mabee Clapp, No. IS Maiden Lane,
< Also at retail Church'i DlsPsnsary l8S bo~ery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

Thus much do iael i! privilege to testify TO the ei
cacy OF your notwithstanding Sarsaparla a thousans
thanks sirs whose comfort and whose hope OF
future health due, God, your inStrumentiy
And may the Providence that directed me 10 your
aid make you the happy and honofed Instruments OF bless
ing Others as diseased and despasg yost much re-
iieyed and very grateful friend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

ARGE NUT OR STOVE COAL
First quality Peach Orchard. this day ha'ging
from boat Counsel foot Of Hubert street, clean aud ~ good
order, for sale AT the lowest market price by
WARD BROWNE,
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,t,NS.-tlickeus

HI hlIANNiA SPlIIoONS.-Dicke
and Mrs. Troope do say that our folks are nation
OF spiiter they rate much lower IN conse
ouence. II expect rate texpecorate genteey or
deceny, spiitoons nus, be more IN use Inay can
Store No Bulug Slip. We have large supply suitable
for pariors pews Offices and railroad cars AS respects
prices shall endeavor TO have them suit be times ana
Tie people also ,,.,r
ms iW- bOARDhAN - nan !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

nLlVE OIL.-40 pipes, for sale by
~ GRINNELL, MINTUBN& CO,
| MD 70 SoutL.street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
asst RlcHiaD P Dunn, Surveyor.
MISS ORAM'S BOARDING AND

J. a Magnetic Plates for rheumatism, affections,
prepared under the direction of Mr. Lamonroux apoh.
rcary in Paris General Depo, New York, IS Franklin.
street, at Mr.. Ntnuard's. Price 81 30.
lnable for The most acute and nveterate pains,
such and chronic rheumatism the goui neurology,
scstc tic dolorerX, danse de ST. Guy, chlls, megrm,
cramps in The stomach paralysis In the beginning and
shortly all affections, chiefly diseases OF
men and young girls, green sickness amenorea, sup
pressons vapouT, nervous attacks, &c. MIC lW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

HousAroSfc RAILROAD thought this work
was completed, and to be run through last week;
but we CLEAN from letter in the Commercial that
it is opened only TO Great Darlington, Mass and
that the few miles remaining viii not be completed
for two or three weeks yet. Wien completed,
we mean to look through and take some notes-(er,
as Benne,, would say, send our inimitable corps
of rennrrers ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

very i'll.
MY suffering became intense, everywhere seemed
diseased. For FIVE months unable 10 walk, and for
SIX weeks did lie upon bed but was obliged to remain
in sitting posture, tina, being less agonzng than any 9th
My whole body was SO sore ana rocked WIN pam that
the Sighes. touch caused pressibe distress For Pc
rod oil many months did sleep but two nights and the
only rest obtained during the day, when nature be-
exhausted and Tell into siumber from which was
SOON awakened by the beating and lhrobbing pain. My
limbs were swollen and my shoulders drawn out OF place,
and altogether rendered entirely helpless obtained
The best medical advice but without receiving any perma
ncnt relief The rheumatism being combined wh swell.
inr and painful affection the JOINTS rendered it verse
TuInors formed under the skin, round my head, WHICH
caused burning anciatng pains similar Ia scronla Of
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
G5efellfljafts- 9(ntlttullg.

lie ele(daftS 8erbinbun9 ipeIdle feither
mi(d,cu Nreebprli, pfcbft unC ArauB @lien'
meiller in 9tnentanii, beitaHeeH bat " anl
2Offen glpril NIT 9earnieiti9er SiniulIIisung
oufael6gt wertem. Ollie ipeIdle alif trgelie els
nc 9irt an bic befagte Girma ftuloig lno,
pereen hermit dllf9efertert irinerhaib 8 W'c'
naten an problf uno SlrauB abSnbesablen, IN
bereu Ndneen I'D, Die Bidder befinben-lnb
ale GcIsbc Die sInfcrberuii9 baben, beIieben
ihre 9Pcdnuu9en 70 balo ais mS9IId) elfiilI'
briugen.
81. q. - giadl ciner lleberfdlreibnna, scs
mod,t ppu Der cbenoeuannten Iirma, foIleil
ale Sdulcen, fci es III Buhfdulcen, Hcten,
Sroers, cber onf irgeno elite gIrt MIR all
prcbR nub 6raue beiablt irerSen.
@cor9e Ureebcrn
Weor9e SDroblt
SScel 8rauB.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
Scffntan nnp 26eaper.
g3ou SDI,bIu0[er III 9WentnltiL

8an Spl5binoler III 9tllentaltiL
mad,eu ibrcn Sremoen iC mic cem pnHis
FUN iiberbaupt betauut oae fe berets elnen
neuen 8crratb bonn beitcn Santcli etn9clr9t
bdteu, an ibrem Soljbof oberbalb S. oa9en'
buas g8irtbsbaus, teitebeno aus
Gjelbs uno 9Sei6peint SlprboareS
Gtrlbenbparo6 uuo Dlanten, pdnnels
bplree, 0abpetnteSeduttinN Soemlofz
Seaut(m9S, Yappel SOaro6 II. Scdnts
linos, Sparreu. 8olfen, iebe Sprte
9Srctter, 0aubolS Nfciten, 9atten lmo
olle Sprten S6inoeltL OsanrersSat,
tell, 70 rpie iiberbaupt ale Sorten
Yretter uno Sanbpl5.
DAD 9yu6lifum 1T dhtun9Stunasp eilts
aelaecu, bci ibuen ouSurufen uno fir I'D,
ielbif Su nrtbeilen-unb Gemeroen fcrtfabrcn
ibre SluSwabI bon Saubcf; nit ncllen 3ulds
gen ,u oeriebcu.
Dic llntcrldrie6cneu flno edutbar fur Die
bisbcr oenolcuc 9iiti9e llnterfiitung II. tofs
fen fIdb burd3 CUTE une phuftlidle Seoiennn9
Die 8ortoauer oer Sfuncfdaft eiucS &bcIle
beS pubIifums srSulIdern.
Deter Soffnon,
eSplepb QSeaoer,
glprll %, itq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22

Ter Undergraduate ergreift oiefe @eIegetts
belt Ieineu 6rennoen uno benz geehrten pubs
Iiflim ibsrhaupt anSuSeisrr, baB er sine
Jlene @abinetnaheret
erSffnet bat, in 9Illen Iannfdlip, Jicrfhamps
ton @aulitp, 9crabe ncteu eem eeda Canal
BEL Siegfriebs Birdie, nlIpo er INNER ;unt
Berfanf ailf Gano hoIten cher alif BrifcfS
litn9eu perfertigen rirp.
SeittoarcS, Sofas, SefretdrS, yuds
ericbrdnfe, Slide BON allen GDrteil,
niebere ilno bobe Settlaeen, Gtanes
bon allen 9lrten, 9Sie9en, Getfies,
Shible, irie fie perlangt tperSen &C.
Sbige glrtifel lperoen mad, hen reueittn
Wuiferu, ans ben bcifen MateriaIicn, iiuo
burdl quite 9lrbeitcr perfertigt, iprld,es ibn III
ben Stano fest fir jchen slrtifel Der ieine
@erflidtte perIdet, gut III ifeben.
81 id y lrbeit beicr9t er uitter gang
bitIi9en Geeinglin0en.
gr botft burdl bilIige preife uub piinfiIide
Bsbienlng feiner @eld)dfts, einen 3heit Der
gunit bc6 pnblifuns al erhalten, peflr or
Td jeeerScit eanfbar beiueilsn tpiro.
Salpmon .Vlanf.
g. B.-Iobtenlabsn iperben aiid tei ihm
auf bic filrScfe 2nSei9e nno slI belt bilIi9ffeH
prciien perfertigt.
9icpembcr %, na-6Wi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
0leus eIaapoftoticit glnie.



Gie llntersed,neten benadlridlfi9en ibrr
Nreunee uno bas plblifun TN 2Ill9emelneH,
6ae Ge clue uene Traneportaticns piie ers
rid,trt nub hesbalb eine 2Insohl 9ccte an9es
lrbafft bobeil, sur Berldiifung BON 0lnur,
Nrudbt Stchr9iiterii, &c. pcn nno fiadll phis
iabclpba, Mnudl @hunf, gIllentaun, Beth
lchem, 4reemaneburg, @aetcn. 0iir9rlepiIIe,
gscush hcre nno Brifcl. Diejenigen bic ets
ma6 Az perfhihtn habsr, fonnen ihre Waas
rcn an ben fol9enbcn Wherften abltefern ais
no bielelben ab9ehrlt NIB init Sid1erbeit
an ocn Srt ibrcr Srifimninn9 gebradlt pers
neli:
Nbarf tci 9Riniam Seilmat iluS @r.
Cytadlfcl0er rcn Saccb Wariin) an Der 1pils
lcp Straees@ucnbabnL 0icro WaiIer Strai'
te, philadelphia.
Bethlehem bel Gcpr9e s.. @runtic.
Nreemdnsbnrg bel soerrt 6nedlt.
9lentann bel lBillian 9belman.
IA ibre Bcrte ale nei, uiio geeedt ino,
70 fam man nuf cine fdere lleberllefernn9
oler 'onpertrauten Sitter redlnen.--
Durd, piinftIithe 9ld,tn9 ibrer @cidldften
unb biIi9c preiBe bpffeu Ie eilicn 2bell Der
DffentIiden 8uubIhaft III erbalten.
Gbclmaa, Va6mati ilnc 20.
Wedr, o. n1-3lR
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22

mad,t feinen Nreuneen uno ciuem 9eehrten
pubIitnm er0ebenft befaunt baB er ooS ebI'
ae Gjeldldft ncdi intmer an ielIen alien
Stauc, bid,t beiber gutbcrilden Stride, fcrts
betreibt, unc ooe er INNER bereit ii ieec grt
lieqrnoe uno ftebenoe @jrabitcine auf bic tir'
selte Qlnseige 81 oerfertigen. Da er III oem
@eld)dft @rfabrhng bat, uno ictne preRe dlts
eerlt biai9 Tnb, 70 ltmeidlclt CT fid,, ieine
Ruucen ,ur cblIigen 3ufrieoenheit beoienen
su fbnnen. gIe bel ibni 9emaften Seitel'
Ilttaen III Icinem Sad iperoen nit Gdnf dns
9encmmen uuo auf'S plnftlidfc befpr9t.
@r 1T banfbar fir bic auS9ecebnte 9Inf
mnnterun9 bic CT bieher iii otelem @cidbdft
acncfTen bat, unb hrfft cine 8crto6ncr Der
@emc9snbeit fciner Sreunoen unb Der ofents
liden @unf gu 9enireen.
sIpril, 81, ilq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
S)leue O5ltter.

Die linterSeidpneten habrn lccben pru Mi,
Iaoelphia uno GeuDorf eiuen frilden 8crs
ratb pcn gieuen @iiter erbdIteli, peldle le
an lebr billi9eE prsiien, bcim @rceen unc
Rleinen abfeeen werben. Garunter befiuoen
lidl 40 Sdde @afee, 10 ocasbeans 3nder,
200 Sdde Sali, 100 Siiften 9iofnen, go Rds
item @lae, 100 8dedier 9fa9eI, WclalIee,
Chez, Gal @ratiie, 1rcdene Naaren, Narte
Waereil, @rcsereieH, II. t. II.
preB, Gdger uno 60.
ANeHtassiis slprH ., ~ sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22

Der lInter,eiduete bcuahrihtl9te le.ns
Tre,mee uuo baB putIitnm I'M gngsine'inrvh u
shrerbictigif, baB er cine neue Wtuhlltsii,Sas
brif, in oer camcs Straee, Der Staot glhtlI'
taui, unterbolb 6d9enbuhs @a'tnahle, ~,
ricbtet bat, ollpo er auf pdno bat uiio 5au.
8erfuuf anbietct, bon ben telten oerferl'a.sn l..
Mhhllteinen unb 70 wcblfeil ale lle lenl.'u9 s;,
gemadt merbeu ftmen. glnd Ut CT lsItaS.m
bereit WenbIlfene ouf 8efeilun9en u IlirS.r
3eit III Madden. sAr. 8cler ayeeitcte sli.ge
Sabren in oie(em @cIfdft in pblaeelpnm,
ircenrcb CT I'D, uieIe &enntnilie ertporpen nat,
unb ba CT tiglid in Iciner Wertltatte Su9e'
aen it, 70 ibmeid,elt er I'D, I'M Stance ~ ls'n,
ofle biejeniaen CUR 3nfrieoenhe't beoteneH ~
f6nnen rpeldle i'm NIT ibren sIllftra9eh OeeQ'
ren tperoen.
Gaper Spller.
7Haertoulf, 9lrril 20. rs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
slaentanIt, 9lpril 20.
Sontes Sletfner


benahrthti9et leiue Srcuncen iIno c'n 9eebr'
tee pubIifum iberbanbt, eaB CT cae @at,
baas sencmmeu hat, treldes friber beipobnt
Yuar bon Gobn DcrneD, oil Der 6fentliden
9mose, we[te Don 9lGentaun nad fnptnull
flibrt' olhpc or bereit 1T allie btejeni9en 81
befrieoiqen, bic i'm nit ibrer Snneitaft be-
cbren mc9en.
Scm Gid wirb jetcrSeit init ben pcrnebm'
ffen SpeiBen per(eben iein.
9In leinem BAR wirb man INNER bic aller'
beIfen @etrdnfen antreffeu, bic MIR 9efdntt
nereen fcuuen. Seme StdIlun9 tlt dn69es
eebut-immcr rein uno auf pfereen pIro
eiu Icrqfdltiger Stalltned,t INNER adltlon
fein.-Seoe 9rt Sutter it immer Oorrdthla,
ilno nebenbei Deroen leine preiBen iebr ell'
Iis feiu. Daber rufet al mo urtbetlet fur
enh fclbit.
slpril 20, nq-3nl