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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
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''ssa SSmasl @ 'S5' M9ois S' eet So. fur 1lsa,a.
9e9cn Nlce StelL Necenloer
OaUib WIinnid) uuo Sermtl.-9tc. 1Ol.
b. Crane @ilenwerfeuJ
glad)rid,t miro biermit All alIc stnfpuudltds
ben6c lub ducerc 9e9cten, lpeldlc eabei tntes
reeirt Gne, tae eii Scmo Sdeias III cer cbts
9en Sdd,e ou6 Der Court Bon @onmon pIeds
bon 9eda @duntD, er9an9en it, pcldler onf
ben 5tcn Cecember niditen6 Surtid;uliefern
lit, auf ein Med,duics 2ten arf etu 9e,piBes
,,rciltGdt9te6 gadlteinerues QBctubaus, 80
Sue in Der 8route uuc 81 SuB III Der Gtefe !;
crrtdtet duf einer eettc eanb, 9ele9en III bdns
cusr Gauufd,p, eedld @auntY; Srdn8eno
nit Der grcut all eano bon Sreoridl VierD
uno ancere 9inoereteu Der Grdne @tienpers
fen, uno 1T ed9 @iSeutbum ocr teia9ten
@rinc @ileuncrfeu. gIlIe babel iuterelfWtr
perIoneu belirbcn eaber auf btele6 su adten.
George 9Setberbplo, S6ertff.
Sherifs, ,9lmtSiiute, !
A(leutaun 9tcu. %, 1S42. rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
SD dnrtdt

,piro bicmit 9e9eteu, bas Die lluterSsidneten
al6 GrecHtcveu aeu Der GinterlaGenldaIt ce6
uerltcrbeueu peter 0auf, lebtbit bon
Der StaOt 9laentauu, eed)d &mutY ernannt
wcreen tine. = gItIe, tpeIdbe nod auf ir9eno
cine 9lrt all Die beIa9te DiaterlaGeniebaft idlnls
oi9 lIlio, ipereeu biemit anf9efcreert bis ben
2ten Sanuar lS43 abSubeSablen-llno Scls
DE, nrld)e nod, redbtmdBi9e Scroernn9en ba'
ben, beliebeu ibre 0iedluun9en iinerbalb be-
fagtcr 3rit iuObIbetdtgt eiliSnbdubt9cn.
S1i. 8. gberbarh,
9aDio Sauf.
9ipucmber Is. iiq--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
0e(eQ(thaffe -Q(ua0lltn9.

91ad)ridIt nirb hermit 9e9cben, oaB Die felt
eini9er 3eit ;fuifdIen @adeubddj nno Bed, in
ecnbia 3aunldlip, eeha @dnntD, britanoene
6anbelssSirnia, nit beiberIeiti9er GinwilIi'
9ing 1T anf9eItet pcrbeu. 9IIIe oiejeni9en
oaber ipeldbe nod III ben Stobrbnbern ccer
8enom3ettel Ihuloi9 itno, lpercen bierbnrh
erntIid auf9efcrbert ,iptIhen nun NIB ocm
l0ten December BEL @omarb Eed, IN beiIen
Ndnoen fId bic 9iednun9en brfinoen, anSh'
rufen uub abSnbesablen. Dad, ienem Gage
pereen bic Sitdler urio 8eneu 3ettel BEN
Sdnben eines griebensrtdters gum @tntret
ben ilber9eben.
@a9enba6 uno 8ef.
91oo. %, 1S42. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
9icuember Is.
% d (h rtCl {

wirS hermit 9e9eben baB bic llntcrIdriebes
nen als slomtnitratoren Ycn Der Soiiiterlai'
fenfhaft oes perltcrbeuen SacOb 9 dI me DS
r, leBtbiu bon IieoersWlocun9e &ornlhlp,
eed,d @auntD augelteItwcrcen ilno. = gae,
ipeldle nod, auf ir9eno cine slrt an Ole olns
terla(Icnltaft lduloi9 ltno, tpcroen btenitt anfS
qeforoert innerbalb 6rsi Wcnaten absube5abs
len, NIB Srld,e, Die nod rchtmdsi9e 6oroes
rungcn an bie1elbe baben, tperoen ebenfalls
auf9efsr6ert, ibre 3ed1nuli9rn innerbalb be'
tisnnter 3eit, ,pcbIbeitdti9t etn3ubdnot9en.
Spbn S6meper,
Soeinri6 S6ineper,
CSobn Wtpbr.
0ioUembcr 9. I,a--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
Sas Sdneiccr G,e1tbaft
Shpnlas Qreia

Usad,t leinen Srcunbcn uno benz publifum
iberbaupt befaunt, baB er einen - Of; b 0 f,
In Sits9llIentaltn, bel Der groseu 9ed1a Brit
fe, erGfFnet bat, ipc or auf oano bat, tin 2Ils
fcrtement bon Saubcla ndmlid
Gelb. uno 9Seiepcint Tloprboarbs bon
Der beffen Sorte, Dlanten @elb-
peintsScdntlin9, Sdmlpf Sc6nte
lima Sparren 8alfen jece 9lrt
Sretter, 8aubclS Sens Dfcifeu,
Mauerlatteit
70 ,pie iberbanpt ale sIrten 8rctter unc
8aubpl;.
z @r tpirb jeberSeit cine quite 9luspahl bon
I'm Dbiaen 9Irtifeln auf Soano halten bic er
fehr biaisen preieen sa perfaufen I'M
Jbe iit.-Das pubIifum wiro ad1hln9s,
I'D eingelaben an;urnfen uno fur itb ielbll
81 irtbeiIen. -
8ias perbcn jeber;eit auf Belfellnng bon
uns panftlieb befcrgt fur ale glrtsn Banboli
BON jeber edrge, bon 10 bis 45 Sue.
Casper &lefner, 9lgent.
SOB. 16, 1912. iiq-bt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
Sl0d)rtC6t t

pirb hermit 9egeben, bae ole llnter;eihneten
ale Stbmiuiifrators Der SintcrlalIenfdlaft brs
perlforbenen peter s. o llen a d febtbiit,
BON 2cpbia GdunIdip, 9eha @auntD an9e'
lfellt ippreen Tno. SIlte eiejeniAe peldhe ned,
auf ir9eno cine 9lrt an befa9te S9iuterIadens
fdoft fd,ulbig fnb, weroeu crufllidl eriudlt
innerbaIb brei 9Bcdeu ansurufen uno abius
besdtlen-uub fcldbe, tpeId)e nod, redltindes
se Sorocrungeu an befa9tc SointerIaiienld)aft
baben, tperoen ebenfalls crfudJt iHncrhalb be-
faeter 3eit ibre 9iednun9en pCbIbeltdtt9t
eirSubdnbi8en, an
Solpmon Sddffer
Sobn SollenbaG.
9Pct. %, IS42. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
S5e(lmetal QBaarelt.

Die llmterIdriebeneit baben fceben crbal,
ten, eiii 9rpBer 3uGnb ucu erffer @nte Sells
mcfal qBaarer, behebrnb aus perfdteeenen
GSrOgen bon BeiIere, 1bees6eGef pfannea
Il. {. ~, welcbes ales fIe an berab9eleeten
spreigen uerfaufen perben.
Drce, Sd9er iino 60.
elleataun, Slcp. 8. iia--3ii'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
CStrD Uerlott0t.

Gin Gjcbhlfe ppn rln9efibr 15 cber l6 Sabs
rel, fpiro fe9Ieid) in einem Grcdenens9Gad'
rem Stebr III bisfer Staot perlau9t. Oerlels
be lcltte bic en9IiId,e II. beutidle Spradle ipres
d,en fCnnsn, lIno wrni9itcne cine niittelmdf'
G9e en9lildle @rSicbuug 9encgen baben. Man
urlce lid in bieler Grnderet alltpO man bas
9ldbere crfdbrt.
Set. 5. iiq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
S5efonntmoCbull0.

Saahridbt fpirO hermit 9e9eben bae Die llus
terId,riebenen aIS 9leminlfratoren oes pers
lfcrbencn 6 obn Danner, leethin bon Der
Staot 9laentaun, eed)a @auntp, an9eifellt
pprccn (Inb.--9lae biejei9en peld,e cine 9lis
fcroerung an beIa9te omterlaGenld,aft has
ben, iperben eriidlt fcIdle bio een 1ffen Sds
nuar nphIbeffdti9t einsubdubigen LIMB fcIs
DIE Die nod, id,ulois (Ino iuerben ebeufaIls cye
lndjt abSubeSablen.
Gbriifina Oanner,
91eter Spfnl0n.
9pcpember l6. na-3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
Scr OeutfC6e TIT 2(mertfa.

9tele felt A @cnaten beltebenoe, gr6Bte
uno mpblfeillfe ceutId1e 3ettun9 Der @elt, ges
sicrt nit Bil6ern uro ben tpertbrcIliten @its
fbeilrluaen dus Der altcn uno neuen l8elt, ers
id,eint fur GbaIer unb SO @eEi5 oes Jabrs
in 8orausbesablung. Sur 3 5-tpercen bier
GrcmpIare, fir 5 l0--uelin @remplare uno
fir 2O-;paHSis fir ben Sabrsan9 perab'
frlqt,
Der "Geutfd,e III slmerifa" niiet Is SuB
uno 4 3cll i'm llmfang. geitellun9en, y r.
tofrei ein9efanbt, miro seb0riS nah9e
femnien.
q. 81. Sage uno 60.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30

saI-sftszl- s. ~ 4ssEI13 Berfliitte ees llnter,
ldrtebcnen, btuterbaIb Sohn Greg @iaitbaus
ie, in 9lIeutann fpl9snbe slrtifel auf bfcntlis
der Benen perfauft iperoelt, ndmlid:
8erfhieoene 8arrcude6, Carriages, 0ids
gees, @drrDsall's, 0earbcrns, Sulttes, wels
DIE 9IrtifeL ale neu uno auf cine bnucrbnfte
9Irt bon gutsn Waterialien oerfrrtigt iIno.-
Serner Icuen ale SIrten gum 3beil 9cbrardls
te Sabrseu0e 6fentlidb perfauft tpercen
Sbi9e 9lrtifel lIuo niht fir gIucticnss8ers
fdlif perfertigt tpproeit, fptcern brr @t9uer
bat feiue Merfltdtts suerfauft uno iviro alIe
9IrtifeI cbue 0fittbalt abfdlIa9en laGen.
Die 8cein0uu9en am Yerfanfsta9e nnb
sInfpartun9 bon
Stepben 8arber.
q. 9.-Scltteu riidlt aIIe 9trtfel am &C..
meIbeten Gage perfauft fperecn, 70 miro am
fpl9enbeu Gage nit cem BerFauf fort9efats
rem neroen.
9icp. 90. 1S42. ila-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
SeCf ttno GalpaQ,

@barleS &ed. 91euben 9drpaa.
GCbneioer in oer Staet 9MentaHii,
Geoicncu Gh riefer @ele9eubett, ibrcn
Treunesn uno cinem 9eebrten publifum Die
croebene 9lnsci9e ;u MAIDEN, SaB fIe ctiten
g Sd,neibersS 9 d, a . er6fnet haben, in
fer Namilten Strase, srpiIheu Selfrioge uno
@ilIcn's Stobr uo gBrie's llbrmaderltap,
wolelbit fe
Ga5 S6neioer @eldaft
in alien ceFrn seridiebeuen 3,pei9eu ;u bes
treiben eelonnen ftnb, uno inbem ile beice in
ciefem @elhdft beoeutenoe Grfabrur9 babeu,
70 fdmcideiu lie ith NIT Der pofnung, ale
bel ibnen bcifetlten Sleioungsitiicte 81 Der
9r6eten 3ufriecenbeit ibrer Sunccn perfcrtis
gen Al fonnen.
T sic babsn Die neuen SdIhcnS gum
Gpdtiabr uno @inter bereits erbalten unb
f0nncn babrr ihre sIrbeiteu nad Der neueifen
Mcoe Ictppbl als pie eauerbaft uno ihpn
perfertigeu.
9lIentaun Oct. ~. na--SWl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
Elet(C0 3nber.

Die lluterlhriebenen haben aiif 6auo so
Socaebeabs, tpelde ans ben beiten Wlaterias
fen gemadlt flnb, bic fhidlidi (Jub I'M SIeidl
bineut ~ ialseu, unc wCbIfeil pertauft pers
oen fcIien.
9Nree, Sdoer unb So.
Oapp. %, IS42. nq-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
Slene Srpefene 9Baaren.

Die llnteribrisbeuen babsn neulid1 eiit
9roges enforcement trpdene 99adren erbaI'
ten, pprunter fd) folgenbe befinocn
so Stii6er Satinetts pen Derfdlteoeneu
Earben uno SuaIitGtcu, % Stilete 3llder
pcn aIen Sarbcn uue GuaIitdten, 80 Stude
8cmtasin6 unb Meriip6, % Stiide SlaneIs,
IS Stlde @ottUu8lanuels, 200 Stiide sins
beimiidle Mnlin6. Cine 9rc6e sIuspahl bon
sIrtifsl fur qabtessDreGes, als : Werince,
W2uslin be eanes, Gdlaipis, ic. irelches fe
alteS an brrat9cicetcn preieen gum 8erfanf
anbieten.
90ree, Sd9er uno 60.
sllentaun, Gco 8, lS42. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
SdleriHs ;9lmt6ltllte,
9iQentaun 9tcp. %, 1S42.
e1ahrtfh

r
Oapib yDiiuud, uub D.a.,n.r g.vWai..so Slrm, J.n,
Die ledla Sohlen, nn6 niir'@SSc. 1o4
Sdiffabrtss@eIca "''' Wv i0f'
91ddridt pWb hermit all ale 9tnlpuldls
babenbe unb auccre 9csebcn, ipeIde babeiins
teresirt Giuo, ea6 ein Scird Sacid5 IN Der
cbigen Sadie aus Der Court bon Common
pleas bon 9edld @auntD ergaueeu 1T, ipcls
der allf ben 5ten Oecember nddblfens Suritds
suItefern 1T, auf Gin MedauicS eieu auf Elm
9crpiscs speilt6di9tes SrcntsWobnhau6, Is
Sue in Der Sront uno % in Der Iiefe; crs
ridtet auf beni iilblidcu llfer bcs eed1a Gas
nails bel Der SdllcuGIe SO. 40, IN Soaurpr
SauuIdlip, 9cda @auntD, uatc bem eauee
oes Daniel @au9ewere, uuo it oas Gi9eus
tbnm Der eeoha 5tUhIens NIB Sd)iffahrtsf@es
ielIihaft. 8eia9tcs SauS 1T errid,tet fir
Den Sdbteuiien W6rter uno ais lcfd)eS bcs
mobut. 9IlIe babel intereIlWte perlpnen be-
lieben caber auf bies sn ad)teu.
George @etberbplo, S6ertf,
SherifSs9lmtsftube,
9nentdun 9lco. %, 1912. n1-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
Sarfe- It. Sattler -qBaaren

Die llnterseidueten baben nentih ciurn
arceen 3ufae bon Ssarten uno Gattler V5ans
rem III ihrem friiheru Gtp6 erhaifen, ale
Seilcn, Sd9cn, Sdhloder, Stahl, 0cops9ans
ben unb ruiDes Gileu, Senlfersglast garbe,
0sdgel, Spie9el &c. tpeldes alles Ie tpohlfeil
pertanfen perpen.
9Jree, Gd9er nlo GO.
slaeutauu, 9gpp, 0. lia--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30
AUCTION
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~. y "a DicnIta9S oen 6ten
W. 9sssa5stA z.TNAa chc) I'm 10 llbr Wits
4 We SSgfA tags lclIen an Der
ID Slzfslll 81 SA1. .2aEI43 Werflfitte ees liuter,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-30

9coemter 9.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-19

And with equal clearness is il true, that II re
pudiales those features or qualities Of each,
which have been regarded as Of questionable
safety or utility by their respective opponents.
Its proposed operations are of the least complex
character Of any scheme hitherto devised-they
do not admit of any political Partially or favor
itism-they expose neither friends of the Gov
eminent nor friends Of the people to hazard
but they place all friends falling within their
sphere eflectually beyond the cupidlty of specu-
lators of every denomination. The nominal ex-
tension of Government pat ronage which il pro-
poses, is in fact reduction, as in practice II
will undoubtedly prove, by enabling the per
signed at different points to depository agents
otherwise unconnected with the Government,
to be engrafted upon the duties OF Collec-
tors of the Customs, or other officers already
provided by law: and, the influence II cannot
fail TO exert over the local currency OF States,
while it furnishes national paper currency ex
actly in proportion to the actual demand for il
and actual ability Of the country TO have it, can
not but be most sautary and effective, as it is
the great desderatum of all business men.
Were we pushed to decide who can be found
willing to stand forth the opponents of this grea
scheme Of ma tonal harmony and relief, we
should, indeed, be at a loss TO name them, elthel
as individuals, or as class. Undoubtedly there
may be interests, personal, political, or specula
live-inhuences p,oce eding from restlessness o
judg ment, private ambition, or party prejudces
that will assail this, as they would assall any
other measure that is not strictly their own. Blu
we predict, fearlessy that the great conservative
and patriotic sense of the people at large will
come up to its support, and it will prove tn
great measure of the times productive of homo
TO Its progenitors and friends, and of enduring
| blessings to the people who have been, indeed
made sick by hope too long deferred.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-19
THE MADISONIAN.

The Madisonian of yesterday assigns as among the
easons for the nomination Of Mr.. Barker as Comp
troer, that "Maor Barker distinguished Off
Ger of the late war; and have heard was the mess
mate of the Presidents brother for two years on the
lines in the hottest of the They slept in the
same cot shared each others purses, and performed
all the duties of a friendship which has to This day
known abatement"
That is reason, and one of which shall say
nothing now, as it belongs to the President
But here is an assertion OF the Madisonlan
"Major Barker was elected Mayor Of Philadelphia
by large popular vote.
Now there is not a word of truth in The above as
sertion. OF course, we suppose 1t an unintentional
error Major Barker was never elected Mayor OF
Philadelphia by the people. During the prevalence OF
the JACKSON fever in Philadelphia, the Councils Of the
CITY consisting of thirty-two members, whose choice
was confined to a few aldermen elected Major Barker
of the city which position he held very short time
when he was appointed Collector by General Jack
son Now we say not this in any disparagemcnt to Ma
ior Barker, for whom we entertain the kindest feel
ngs But we think it proper to set the truth before
our readers. Phil. u, S. Gdzehe.
We stand corrected in the last particular But
what does the correction amount to Is there any
good reason given for Mr. BIS rejection by Mr.. G. OF
the Senate
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CONGRESS-.

On Friday, during the reading of the journal,
be names of Messrs. Stewart, OF Va, Nerve
,ber and Caruthers, were announced as the
new members Of the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs. to supply the vacancies caused by the late
designations.
Mr.. Clarke presented a bill and report from
,be Committee on Naval Affairs, establishing
ranks in the Navy, and for other purposes. The
hill was read twice by title, when Mr.. War
ron moved to lay il on the table. The actual
reading of it was required, and afterwards the
reading of the report accompanying it. Before
tbe reading of the report was finished, Mr. War
rem withdrew his motion.
By general consent, several bills, which had
been read twice, were read the third time and
passed.
Mr.. Fillmore then moved that the House re-
solve itself into Committee Of the Whole on the
the Chair The discussion on the civil apTo-
priation bill was continued by Messrs. McKeon,
Fillmore, Caruthers, and Charles Brown
Among the motions made was one to strike out
the fifty thousand dollars for providing station
ery &C., for the House. On this desultory de-
bate arose-and when the question was put, il
was discovered that there was no quorum
This fact was reported to the House, and call
was ordered One hundred and sixty three
members answered to their names, and further
proceedings in the call were suspended.
The House again went into Committee, and
the amendment proposed was rejected, upon be-
ing put to the vote. The debate was farther
continued on an amendment offered by Mr.
Graham, of N. c., which proposed that the
members should find their own stationery.
The Senate passed the bills which were yes
erday engrossed for third reading, and refer
red nearly twenty bills from the House to the
appropriate committees.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-19
BOOKS AND LIBRARIES OF TIE WoRL D

In the lecture recently delivered by w. H. Dill
lngham Esq, some interesting information was FUR
nished in relation to books and Libraries. Within
the last few centuries he said, books have multiplied
to such an extent as to set all statistics at defiance
Looking a little at this subject, one can hardly re-
pIess a smile at the vain attempt to number them,
The authorities present the ncomprchenslole diner
of millions in their respective estimates OF the
number of books printed in the world. distin-
gushed member of the Senate of the United States,
in recent report to Congress adopts the number OF
900, 900. The author of the Curiosites OF Llera-
ture takes the wide range of 3640 900 for his cstl-
mate and learned professor in our own university
adopts the golden mean giving his estimate as
5000 600 different volumes, or 2000O00 different
works. MIR. d. quoting from the United States Lite
rary Advertiser for November last, says the pubic
libraries of Europe, estimated at about seven hun
dred in number supposed to contain an aggregate
of 20, 900, 600 of volumes The Bodelan Library al
Oxford the largest in Great Britain is said to con-
tain 100000 printed books, and upwards OF thirty
thousand manuscripts. The British Museum III
| London, contains 100000 volumes, and 22,o0o
manuscripts There are also large libraries in Cam
bridge Dublin, and Ednburg The royal library al
Paris, the largest extant, is said to contain iooooo
or, according to other authorities 10000 volumes
| and $4,000 or 100000 MSS. exclusive OF an M
mense collection of historical documents, maps, mo-
dels, engravngs, &c. The principal library at %
Petersburg contains $50 900 volumes, and 15,0Oo Moo
The Royal Library at Copenhagen also comprises
similar number of MSS, and over l00,000 prnteu
| volumes. That of the Vatican at Rome, comprises
about the same number of printed volumes, ana oo'
| 600 MSS. There are others in Milan, Florence,
Naples and Madrid The Royal Library at MUNICH
in Bavaria the most important in all Germany con-
tans $4,000 printed volumes, and 10000 MSS IL
should be remarked, observed the lecturer that the
Bodeisn Library, here rated at 100000 Is not est-
mated by others higher than 100000. Galignan esli-
mates the Royal Library at Paris at 100000 including
pamphlets, With its MSS. il contains, at this tlme'
nearly $1,000 volumes, There are, besides, more
than 1000 900 volumes in the other public Libraries
of Paris, including those supported by Government 10
permission The public libraries of Germany were
estimated, in 1927, to contain 100000 volumes
n5@ The Congressional Total Abstinence Society
n will meet in the Hall of the House of Representa-
tives on FRIDAY next 25th inst at O'Clock
| fah
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-19

CATHOLIC ToTAL ABSTINENCE ASSOCIATION. This
association will hold meeting on Sunday evening,
the 10Th inst, in the Medical College, at o'clock.
The public is respectfully invited TO attend particular
~ the ladies' as expect fine speaking on that
evening, by persons distinguished in the cause.
PATRICK CATION,
feb 10 Secretary
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fI,HE SUBSCRIBER offers the following Wines,
l. Liquors, &c, at unusually low prices 10 suit he
times Many Of them have been bought al from % TO
50 per cent less than importation cost, and will be
MADEIRA WINES.
Ne1cton Gordon, Murdoch d. Co.
London Particular.
George and Robert blackburn q. Co.
Reserve London Particular
Hopard, March d Co.
do Sercisl DO Grape Juice
SHERRY WINES.
P Psls sh sRsyl, s. So superior Ss pomar.
Pomars Cold Sherry, very superior
WINES OF FRANCE.
Chateau Laftte-equal to any thing in the country.
Latour and Seville
Pauillac and 81. Julien
Bordeaux, low priced for ordinary consumption
300 Dozen Champagne, of the Mount Vernon in
quart and pint bottles
25 Dozen Of Champagne, of the Anchor in quart
and pint bottles
10 Dozon Champagne, of the Haul SauteIne
10 do do Muscat de Ffontignac
WINES OF THE RHINE AND MOSELLE
Celebrated Cabinet Vines, better imported.
Steinwne, vintage 1892
Johannesburg, do lo22
Hockheimer, do 1881
Rudeshemer, do 1926
PORT WINES.
Superior Old Port, for medical purposes
do White Port do
Maraschino di lara
Curacoa, Red and White
Anisette,
Creme de Rose,
do Lemon Na,;,;,o col.I
Parfait Amour,
Noyeau,
Cherry,
BRANDY
oard, Dupuy & Co. vintage 1916
Champagne do 1920
Old Peach
Old Cologne, London, third proof
Holland
Jamaica Spirits
o Md, lash' innsh0wsno} Very old and fine
LONDON DOUBLE BROWN STOUT
E punssa &. Brown s'0u and pint bottles
The abope arc in bottles-the. folio,ring in rood
MADEIRA WINES.
| 10 Quarter Casks do do
10 Eighth Casks st,pp D v DO WINES do
| Butts Old Extra Pale, }
| 2 do do Brown, Pomar
PORT WINES.
| 10 Quarter Casks Superior Old Port
10 do Glow price,
CHOICE LIQUORS
| BRANDY.
, Pipes Old Champagne, vintage 1920
4 do Cognac (Otard, Dupuy, COP vintage 1923
! A. Segnette Old Apple Brandy
Old Peach Brandy
l Pipe Old Cologne
2 Pipes Old Holland
London, Sd proof A.'
WHISKEY.
| Butt Irish lnnslowcn t4
6 Barrels Old Monopgahea, very fine
CIGARS
50 600 Superior Havana Cigars, of most approved
brands EDWARD SlMMS,
feb 1875 No. 3, Penn. avenue
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-19

PORTRAITS OF THE Presidents. CHARLES A, Wake
field, Of Boston, has just published steel engraving
of the Presidents which for accuracy of ikenesses
and teauty Of finish exceeds any thing of the kind
We have seen. Proof impressions are now ready for
delivery in this city. A copy may be seen for few
DAYS at Gadsby's, where subscription is open Price
one dollar.
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PETER ADAMS,
@Greensboro' NJ c.
Posr OFFICE, MEMPHIS, Tenn,

February Sth, 1912,
Sir: The mail from the East on route No 1928,
Memphis to Huntingdon failed entirely, again, TO
arrive on Sunday, the 9th inst; nor has the same
come yet to hand, nor nave heard any thing from
it, All communication has nearly ceased along the
road, owing to high waters.
The contractors took the mail out on pack-horses,
for the district Of West Tennessee, this morning ;
and shall this day send the mail. for Nashville,
on route No. 1890 to Smithland, KY, as the most
expeditions way until the rivers get down, or we get
the mail due from the East
Very respectfully,
NJ b. WINCHESTER, p. NJ
We forward two Nashville mails by thus route
to-day.
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in THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
AZ UNIrY-M SoN-EssENriALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
4u,Ses cHARITY.-.fugustn.
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REPORTS TO THE P. NJ. GENERAL.

Interruptions Of the .MaiisState ofthe Country and The
Roads in Western .Netc York, in the North, and in
Worth Carolina, IN the South.