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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24


~" Loeofoeo paper the Albany Argus
eompaeenly quoted by Mr. Tylsl's New York
organ, the Union-sponks as follows Of the main
thing which makes the merit OF one u Mr. Celeb
Cushns's late speeches.
Indeed, no candid man can rise from perusal OF
Mr. Cusbings speech, without being fully impressed
with the great truth which II illustrates and presses
home upon The coon skin parizans Of 1910 and
which Gen Harrison puts into the mouth Of a "Ro-
man Consul that, "lhe party which, 10 court the
populir favor, m1koI the greatest promises nlways
ttls the greatest lies" IL 10 this which gives the
speech Us chief importance 70 the general reader
aod .. - fortunate for the political historian that
Wing Of Mr. Cushng's character and standing,
should have been driven in defending himself
sgainst nss1ults OF his own friends thus ITO hold
the mirror mp 20 nature" and expose the reckless
ness, dupctY and tfeachery 10 tie country and its
great interests, Of the party With whom il has teen
MS fortune 70 have been associated"
Nov, Il Mr. Cushing is become such hieh Az.
ihorIty where is all he ever said Of his present en-
eomias,s1 II Mr. Cushing is nop 20 respectable
surely be must have been in the habit Of lellisa
some iiue truth, heretofore.
% tho other hand, II the Wings are, os a party
such enormous liars, surely the gentleman who
wrote as many different Lives Of Gen. Harrison a.
cat has, must have done his foil share Of fasehood
hgslo, Of his Immediate leader, Mr. WebHsr
nobody promised moro literally than hs-hnd in
deed, promises aro the only coin in which no ever
pays private, Il not political debt. lie declare
himself triple whig-a Boston Wing, Faneui
Hall Wing, Wing tina, will live and die such. II
is, then. according 10 Mr. Gushing. liar, just u
proportion ar he has been a Wing This, II seem
to US, Mr. Caleb, Is proving little too much.
But Who promised more literally Than Mr. Cusl
| ing's own Mr. Tyler These good moralis,s seen
really 70 hold that il Is PRouI ING, and not rnl
rsysErHe 'Hfs pa MSS. that Is the crime. Tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

IN CHANCEHY-in Hanover County Court. rep.
i trmbor nh, 1872.
Philip Woodson, Plaintiff.
against
Joseph Plessanis, Richard " Gilman. Nathaniel &
Crongliaw, Executor q Fleming Baios deed, Fleming
Bucs Uny, Hannah, MARY susannai ADD Sarah Bate =;
the last of whom nfanta under the ago Of year
and Bcnjinin a9favo and Maria Uargravc infant chill
dren Of Deborah 1igrave, daughtcr Of the SAIL Pcm
inF Bates, deed Defendants.
the defendants Fleming Bates AMI Bonjamln and Maria
Harqravc not having entered their appearance and avcn
security according 10 hcact n Assembly and tho rioso
this court and sppcaring n tho court By satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants Of this Common.
wealth s ordorod That the sail defendants 10 appear
here on the fest day ~ December Court NEXT and an.
swer tho bin Of tho plainn AMI that copy NJ is order
be 5Ttwiih Inserted In newspaper published in the
CIV Of Richmond, Tor two months sively aud thai
another copy DO posted At the front door Of Courthouse
Of Tits county.
&C "a Wv WIN % WINSTON, % CHC,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
NEW BOARDING House.

Digs leave To say her friends aud former patrons,
ID that she has takcn the conrnJdious tenement on
Bank street, south SIDE Of the Capitol Suare, formerly
occupied 10y Doctor T.. N. Carmichael, where. the
ls day OF October she will be prepared TO accommodate
any number NJ Day BOArder at slGO annu, and Fa
miles (having yet two airy aud comfortable chambers)
prices Ru the times The situation Is eligible being
within two Inuifes walk Of the Banks and the Capitol
retired aud commanding all tho advantages Of good neigh
h0Thood, &c Ma. a. would only appeal 10 her long
penenee la the business, her manifest anxiety at all times
render her boarders comfortable aud her present de
termination telar In wise tho efforts essary this
end, thathosc who favor her with hciT
patronage shall receive all that attention 10 their
which may be desirable.
Mrs Claiborne ~ also prepared accommodate 81 tran.
q Wh ina he call.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

The Ssaisaes Of Dr. Cuiiiea-we take IRON,
the United States a. zette, the following letter from
the Secretary cfthe Navy giving tho decision of the
Conr, Martial now in session here, in the case OF
Surgeon Guilion.
NAvr DErARrNrsr, Sth October, tsts.
SiG-rhe Court Martial by whom you were
Tried al New York, uPon charges preferred against
you on tho Information OF L;oat Charles Wilkes,
'onnd you guity OF of ORDERS neglecs VI
ouy' end di"esPect of your commanding officer and
srn'eneed you TO be dismissed from the naval SER
wee.
The sentence Of the court Martial has been sp-
oved But considering the privations and punish.
ment' 10 which you have already been subjected,
which Constitutes severe atonenent fos the error
OF opinion, IN no degree affecting your moral charsc
TER, which you have Committed. and your uniformly
good experiment, with this exec ption, since YOU
have been in the naval service-your attainment,
as physiciin, and your standing for honor and
intesn,y-thc President has been pleased to miti-
gate the sentence by Communication to suspension,
without pay or emolument, fT twelve months FROM
the 9Th day Of August, 1912.
d as,. TssBse'fnl'y' your OH 'sT,''
Assistant Surgeon C. +. d. Guillon, U. States
Navy.
This Is the third instance, ii not more within but
a lew weeks, where the P,esiden; he's thought pro-
per 10 change OF commute the sentence of a Court
Martial.
As matters are now conducted, these Courts might
nave us wen been deprived altogether Of tho pow er
oise"ene ns, Tor their o'eiIions pretty sure Of
r'ver'a' by tho "Head Of the Army and Navy" who
seems 10 consider them rs mcte iures to render a
vetd'c'' and h'mselfas tho judge 10 deliver tho sen
tcnce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
CLARKn's OFFICE.

Leesburg 81 Draws la Richmond On Monday the a4th
ins Przcg-s '1l 1000, SD1l ZJCn, 2OOO, las, 10 uf
1909, 10 OF go, etc. 73an ~ ballots. Tickets 80.
Mononsslis a.. D.aWs on Monday sud dna wodnos LAY
evening" the 18th ms. s7 400, 1900 i246 1910,
of 1909, etc. ~ aud ~ ballots Tickets 50.
New JeTscyS3 Draws in Icr1cy City Monday aud
due Wednesday Pdzss-S9)lOO. 6JJO. 300 2j75 10 Of
1000, ~ OF so etc. 10 and II ballots TIcketsS5.
Monongaia 49, Draws in Baltilnore on Wednesday and
due Thurshy evoning. Przes-1 of elOOOD 1901, ii2I
~ Of 100 80 OF so, ~ aud "a ballots Tickets e.
Lcesburg 81. Draws in Richmond on Friday the 2SilI
inst. s7UOi, 2o1 Of ICOj OF 800 ETC. GO aud
~ iallois Tickets e. %.
Grand Consolilated32 Draws In Wilmington and due
Saturday evening. Przcs-s7JDl 25gO, 2Or itOl 1904,
Of 100, Of 600, etc 70 aud - ballots Tickets e2
Iecshurs Class O. draws At Alexandra Oct 90 s25nOO.
1000 5gO 900, 1850, 1900, 10 Of ODO, 10 Of So etc 66
Hos-lJ drawn. Tickets slO
to- Orders from tho country 10 any Of tho above
schemes ncosnE the cash, will be promptly attended To,
oe "a WIN. u. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

But the question FOE the schoolmen and meta phy
s'eisns to solve. Is, whether MIR Webster is a Nv.
Ter Wing, Clay Wing. ot Wing sal g,nsris
standing on his own bottom, and going on his o-o
hook Does he mean to support MIR Tyler or Mr.
Cay' OF does he moan to set up for hims, lrl He
taxes every occasion TO eIhort the wings to unite
IN one great phalanx. To unite in what, and in
support of whom7 No, Mr. Tylr, for he disnp
proves oil his great leading measures; Not MIR Clay,
Tor ne denounces his. Perhaps he mears thy
should unite on MIR Webster, who has Just made
such capital treaty. whohas no attachment to of.
hce. and can neither he led nor driven
Time will disclose nil these mysteries, and en-.
able the logicians To define Mr. Websier's position.
When the fence has bu, Two sides, a man can keep
on one or the other, and every one can tell which
but when, las IN the present insanee) il has three
Il IS no, so easy. We arc threatened with another
speech from MIR. Webster at New York; may we
not hope that he will iumina.e US a litit1 Let Va
have another exhibition Ia msde Ge Paiehegue.
Who kHo~s but he may proclaim himself a De-
moerat, and thrt aten to knock down any man who
dcnies II 2-Gio6e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
THIS DAWN THE BIG ROOM

THIS DAWN THE BIG ROOMl
Va Loesbufg Lottery 63To ~ drawn ~ o'clock and
drawing received a. o'clock MI prize Of s5,0p, TO-.
90 800. 1900 1900, i2D3 10 of 1000 etc. 10 Nos and ~
drawn. Whole Tickets s..
Va. Leosburg Lottery, Glass ~, eNra-Fm Tuesiay
evening" prize of s7OoO 2J, l51 ilG 1910, ~ 100
etc. ~ Nos and " drawn. Tickoise
New Jersey Iottory. No ss-For wcdaesliy evening
oie rs Nos aud 10 drawn. Tickets o..
Va. Monongalla Lottery, No. -, extractor Thursday
evenings przca Of SO each oft5O li2i ~ Of 1000,
etc. 10 Nos. aud ~ drawn. Tickets 90.
Iceaburs Lottery, Claas et-To he drawn NJ Tho FIR
change Friday Al - O'Clock M prize U0nO Xs,
u 1901 oc. 7jNos and " drawn. Tickets e25
Grsnd Consolidated lottery. No 81 cKfaFor Ssiurday
evening" price II $40 2J1 1fD, $50, t2Gi fOOj,
etc. ~ Nos aud ~ drawn. Tickets 81.
W. LeolburE Lottery, Glass o-Por Monday Morning.
prize of $500, 1000 500 2J1, l7O 1900 10 of ina1
oic. 60 No Lottery IL " drawn Nos Tickets 0iO.
~ B-Pseka1ep, Ccrif- afes ~ Packages Single Tick.
es an shares for Gso n the greatest variety and tho real
Lucky Numbers. y. STRATUM 18th ST.
alohmoni,Vs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
NEW ISIRM.

THE undersigned have this day associated themselves
II together under tho firm Of EUsrACE n ROBIN.
SON, for tho purpose Of conducting Commission.
Forwarding aud storage McTchanfise and Pro-
duee will 30 forwarded with a. little delay az possibe-
Merchants and Planters rely their busnes beng
faithfully attended 10. They respectfully solicit share Of
patronage from their friends aud the public 10 general
". N. EUSTACE,
JOHN A ROBINSON.
I'D Once imns diately tho Basin, next tho stand
" Ludam & son. an Is ezm
Rhcirnons, Aug r. 1879.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

A IL creditors Of Samuel Branch having a claim OF
n claims embraced W. the fret class Of debts provided
for n certain deed executed 10 ny tho Eaid
saul Branch, bearing date The 1h day ~ Iinuary 1914
aud Of record In the Clerks Ofico Of Campbell county
hereby notified and required 10 furnish with a
statement Of or respective claims BY the 25 Of Noyca-
her they he hnrcaf fot dsbarrcd from
any participation In said deed aud all those Indebted ~
me, trustee Aforesaid whose due tho lob %
this month must come forward and SETTLE or shall put
ton the hands of officers fo collection. Letters 10
will DC addressed 10 Oakyillc Y q, Buckingham %.
WILLIAM n BNANCU,
10 10 cfd Trumoo of Safn'l Hraneh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

Wig, have committed thu, not moe largely than
their sdvsrsariesl the former ,ffsnee-Mt Gushing
and his fellows, the latter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
MORE PRESCRIPTION PRESCRIBED.

The President, has turned out OF the Philadelphia
Custom House some Is more Wings, against whom
no charge whatever is made, except that they we're
individually attached to Mr. Clay, and would not
dIsavo~ II, 10 keep their places. In their stead,
Loco Focos and such mercenaries IS call themselves
Tyler men have been put.
Mr. Tyler, when he frs, camo into Office pub.
ished notice Of what he expected oil honest off e
holders TO he. These men met, in all respects his
description. If they did not, certainly nothing
surer than tina. their violation ohis rule would have
been urged agalns, them. This IS not done; and
the failure IS a confession that nothing could be
shown against them.
But 1t has since pleased the President entirely To
alter his standard; and to hide that alteration, he
must put away from public sight the men who were
true 10 the old one. file must DO, in word, as the
bad painter did; who, having drawn cock. drove
oil fowls Of that fsither away, down to the very
chicks, least people should see, how very little The
image was like the original.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

NOTICE.

II Joseph Jackson tho n Joseph ADD Pezgy Jackson
1 who removed ffom WosimoTclsnd County, England
some limo In tho summer Of 1872 and sculed IN Wybe
county Vfgnis should hc living AMI no will produce 10
the subs rber evidence o. the fct, he will be euted
proportion ~ his uncle Christopher Jackson's Esste
agreeable 10 HE Will
Any letters addressed 10 tho subscriber AZ Davidson.
vile A. A. Couuty, Maryland, will 10 attended 3D.
THOMAS n KENT,
&C " en- Administrator Of Christopher Jacs son.
TO WILLIAM QUINN, ddmfnisirsfoy on Ws1.
II Schooifeid asosdssd- You viii take notice, that
sla, ~ the shce Of Tho's Wallace Esa In inc ovvu
81 Peetsb1g on the 5t day ofNovember isi1 between
nc hours 81 o'clock, A.. N, aud o'coct,P NJ tata
sh day Of the saino mouth at the oco of Philip TaIb
~ the CITY Of Richmond between tho same b,rs OF mo
latter day, itko the dcpo lons OF David Pn;,m .od
others 10 DO read a. evidence In tho suit nov peudne In
tic DsIict Count ~ the United Saos The ~ ern Ina
inet Of Virginia. wherein you arc 2lalnuH and am 10.
'enns.n'' WN. JNO. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
STATIONS OFFICE,
IAHrfssufG ufrarf

Drawing Of Grand Con soldaicd Lottery. No ~, EXTRA
October ~.
% ~ % 20 ~ % ~ 10 10 60 ~
Half Ticket Nos 10 ~ co. agoOd prize sold and raid by
STATION.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
BOOK AUCTION.

An extensive sale OF new, choice and valuable BOOK,
viii take place at store this (Monay) evening com
meneing att o'clock. sale positive.
& II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ~.
MORE POLITICAL ECONOMY,

TO For AUCTION SALES, Marine News, Arrivals !,
Hotels, sc. &e-, see first page of daily paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

pchsef ~ ftrs -Aboua e'eicek yesterday morning,
ne o.cas cM ~ the nah sale of Cary rsteei bswe>a
wta anu i'm sueetA aud sicstc, e. the entire block
nv s,ory etsk buildings. TIA, sale vf the Squ,Tr
~Nn tne csecrtioa " the tcnen~nfs the cor
nefs. which were bat partially eopsumsa The, wer,
secur.rdss Grc<eres Snd Mofk shcrs below vi .Ini
ues 'rsnhs nt~ber house OF ~cssi. aoross Cary 4
hn.ss h,Ee qus.thy Of ground rl.lsi.r b.hesr
soMe ,sp bsfreis With blacksmith shop asli,iaing o. .
Mssc Asn csn-"ined We understand there
nsurlnee ON tn0st OF The bulLinrs LsAiro1cl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
WILLIAM rs. ARCIIEU
ACTON My AT LAW

n VININb \ N In W.
Has removed 10 the Once Governor istoy
cupod ~ Daniel Esq Whoro ha iniy always be- found
during business hours, unless elsowhcro professionally
engaged Ho will 80 he oio'ore practice In the Superior
snd Lfcrior Courts ~ this CITY, the Court Of Appeals and
FEDERAL Court o will also attend the Superior Courts
gOochiand aud Chesterfield
oct 2i-d&cn
nUEssING GOwNs-Nsp SIyis.-A smsn
~ aInmcnt, entirely style clvcd anil for
sale BY STARR a co,
&C 70 Opposite EEchanfo Hotel
DRlNTs-5l casos, psu Of which arc tndfciy new
Il styles, ~ Store, and for sale vcty low.
oeH kENr, KENDALL hTwATER.
CHANDELIERS.
n NAVE received some boa.iiful Chandeliers suitable
G,r Churches aud other public budings, and will sell
tioin low &C "a JAS. EVANr, Main VI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

Monongst, a.. D.aVs on Monday sud dnn wedno ~
evening" the 18th ms. Foxes s7 400 1900 i246 10
of 1000 etc. ~ aud ~ ballots. Tickets 50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

New JsTscys3 Draws in Icr1cy City on Monday a
due Wodncsday Prizss-S5)lOO. 600, 800, 2J75, ~
1000, ~ OF 80 etc 10 and II ballots Tickets s..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
FOR RENT

FOR KENT.
WE house lately occupied by the subscriber a. Gro
Il eeIy store for which purpose The House IL well
ranged-is also well situated Tor any retail business For
terms, apply 20 &C 81 W UAkRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
IN omANcERY-In Hanover Coun

Ia yIelory deeIIe. lhe frsy.0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
Valuable LAND FOU SALE.

OFFER for sale the Tract o Land Ia the county Of Han
over which reside, containing by survey 1904 acres,
called the Rocky Mills, distant ~ miles from Richmond -
The buildings large Brick Dwelling. with The usual
out houses, all ia the most complete repair Brick
Harm with ihTashing machine, tobacco houses, &C.
large portion 81 the land Is highly Improved aud IL
excellent c"ndhon anda great oft enclosed with oak
plank fences.
Woods abundant, the Farm well waicre and has
siyc Meadows a. There thriving youug Orchards
now producing the finest Fruthc situation IL remark
ably healthy, aud In every respect II IL most desirable
residence.
For which will bc very accommodating, apply
James Lyons, Esq in Richmond, the subsc Ilber
the premises. r. r MlCkhAM
fNrtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

esburg 81 Draws Ia Richmond on Monday the afth
PrizcI- s'.su 1000. 600, 1900 POO, lass, 10 uf
10 OF $40, etc. 59anil1 ballots Tickets 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
ABLE nEsIDENCn Foa

NENY VALUAbLE NEsIDENCE ron
SALE have for sale a large and commo,ous TO
sdcncc, tn good repair, situated within minutes wall
OF the Exchange Hotel There Is attached kitchen will
servants rooms, well Of water In the yard-a very fer
garden eovcrin. acres Of land together with larg
lots, 10 which stables, Carriage House, &c. also
tachcd will bc sold with the House.
The terms m'gl,t be Inado satisfactory.
JAMES PATTESON,
oc ~ 2w Corner above Caperton A CTutnp's
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17

setteI b1Iten unb fur ben Snfreftcr eil,ee ilns
9efraIidlei Stinmens wegen uberreiden roer
eafelbe Ifinnien ioAte, pcer tpenn cine pers
fpn einen aneern rathen, ober ihn berbeiffafs
fen felIte, nm biefe6 III thitii, 70 ictt ct peer
iIe, iprldle fid, Der @effaIt peraeben mad, lles
bcrfibrnna nit ciner @elbbnee BON iraeno
ciiiem 8etra9e, ptld)e nidlt weni9er ais $50
nno nid)t 'mebr nI6 $500 betrdQen oarf, 70
fpie nit @efdn9nie bon nidjt ipeni9er benn
3 Sa9eIi nno nidt mebr ais I2 Menate, bes
llraft nerbem.
QBenn ir9enc cine YerIcti, neld,e nidt gum
Stlmmeii IN sieiein Staatc oem @efeb gemd6
Ccie SShnc quaIifjirter Burger aus9encms
men) bcredlti9t 1T, auf ir9enb einer Stelle
Der lBdhl su bcm @nosiped Itd, einfinoen lcIIs
te, I'M 9BabBettel nu6Su9eDerL pber I'D, @ins
ane ouf Die ipablfdbigeu Burger sn perld,afs
fen, 70 fcll oer1elbe cine Strafe peripirft bas
ben in irGeno elmer Summe fir eiu jebes @ers
9chen, jeoesmal nidt 500 iiberItet0eno, unc
nnf irgcuo eiuen 3citranm nid)t Mpuaie
iibcrftei9cnc, ein9eferfert al iperbeu.
/ 9Benn ir9eno Elm Mann anf eine unfd|ids
lide 9lrt I'D, III ir9eno cine 9Babl, aebalten
inter ben 8ercronunsen eieIer glfte, mildlen
fcllte, pber eineu 9iidter ceer Snfpeftcren
binoern fpllte, cber perludlt 81 bineern Wabl
| III haltelt, peer fpenn CT nerlperrte coer pers
| tudlte Sl uerlperren, ell 8enifer poer Gin 3lis
9dng Su einen Neniter, no ciefclbe 9ebatteu
ipereen foil, pcer fpenn or IIdl ouf cine ulis
! fdidldbe sIrt benz Snlpettcr,ober 9id)ter beim
SpaIten oerIeIben entgc9enIeeen Ioute, cber
tpenn or tr9eno cine 9Irt ppn @in1hlhternng
Drebnn9, @epalt poer Observation-Disclosures 9es
brduden iclte, NIT Der 9tbidt irgeno ciren
ifimmfdbi9en 8ir9er bonn Stimnsn absuhaI.
ten, peer Iein Stimmrcd,t Su perfiirseit, Der
foil weun BARON iiberfilbrt, auf ir9enb einc
! 3eit, nidlt Idu9er dls Sabr uno nid)t tpeni
ger ais l Wonat ein9eiperrt tperoen, itnt
nit 9e;abIrn9 einer@eloItrofe bon nidlt ilber.
/ Ifeigeno $500; uilo menn e6 Der Court be-
ipieien perben fam, coe bic perfpr, weld,e
alIo feblt, fein 8empbner Der Staet, Sauns
1d)ips rber oe6 Giitrifts III, no beIa9te @e.
fctoerIeeun9 bcgan9en lpnroeli, 70 fol- er Die
Strafe BON nidlt peui9er als 500 uuo midi
mebr ale $1,000 beSahleu, uub niobt ipeni9er
ale Monate poer Idu0er aI6 Sabre Elm.
9elperrt iperofn.
Die 9aibter eines jeoen BabIcrffrifts ucn
9ed)a @duutD miTeu tbre 9Ieturns belfimmt
biz Sreitd9s ben 14tcn October, nm 10 llbr
Scrmitto9s, in Der Stabt 9IUentann in
@curtbaule einbrin9en.
@e9cben uuter mciner Saub in Der Stobt
2Ilrntaub cieeu I7ten Gag sIu9ut i'm Sabr
unlcrs NerrL 1912.
George @etberbolo, Sdcriff.
Gctt crboItc bic 9iepubIif.
SheriffS slmt6itubc,
sI0entaun, sIu9. Ia, I842. tq-bSql
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17

9B a y II 4 u it.-SIiIe 5franfbciten, feIblI
Bdbnllnn uno Sinneperipirrung, entffeben
bon an9ehduften eoer perocrbenen Sdften,
weldle, nlit benz Blute ,irfulreno, Sdmers
uno llncroun9 I'M menfdlidhen &orpcr erieiis
9en. @s 1T flar, bos ourd entbaltenben
Sebraud) bon Sranoctb;s uniperlat Slrdters
pilleH, peldes'oie bclfe nno einii9 spcdmdIs
f9e Nbfibrun9ss sRebisin III, gBabnlinn unb
Stnneuerlpirrnu9 9ebeilt fperoen fann, 70
,pcbl mic ale anbcrc &rdnfbcitcn Die bon Der
Geinhcit Der SirfnIirencen0liillI9 oem 8lns
te, nbbdnger.
Branore tb6 uii tberfal Gr6tts
te rsp 4 II lInb bcfannt burdl bic @rfabrs
ing bon lauIenbcn, al6 etn pcrfeft8lutei,i0
un96sMutcl, BON aIler S6ulnie, oae Ic aIIcm
Jfranheitsffoff entferneu uno idIpdthc tpeidls
ltdle @cntttuticncn Su boiler @einubbcit uno
WcbIieili bringcn.
Sbre nuerfonnte llnfdHlo mad,t fie lidler
III ieocr 3citpcricbe ibrcr @rilfen;, bon Der
8tnobeit bio ins bobe 9Iltcr.
Sfeiue befcnecre Scrgfatt 1T n6thi9 iueber
III Slciont9 ncd) Dtdt, penn man lle gee
brdud,t.
Utit oicIrr unfbibbnren Wlebisin IN unferm
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lfen @egcnoeu bcfudjcn. 9iid)ts fam une
tefalen lpenn mir fcrgfdlti9 cielc qlaen gre
braud,eit.
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W1an taufr III glIcntaun bon q. {. 9fube,
peltmeitcr, uub ucn ben 9Iarnten ipeldlc iH
citcr anoern SpaIte an9c9cbcn lInc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17

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lenfdrncr pcfamt le9cn gebIicbcn
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s.. Barton, George Blum, Natthcw @reels
man, Rcbcrt @dmpclI, @barles @oultantinc,
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trif Dalep, Seiepb Dube, Sarret Gcrlano,
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l6bilp flint, g. 6. Softer, 1Bm. s.. G'rrpe,
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gbrabam Gjeieinaer, @harlcs SouiuB, @rns
iluutine socring Q. SouffmaL @Iias 6anrp,
Gieprae Narbiier Menbcu SSaller 2, cSdccb
NaanIan, lBm. &. socrworfh, Saccb Sired,
Spbn Snaue, Samee SDc, oenrD jframer,
Gjeerae eepan, Soiepb Zine, Dapio qaurD,
QInoYem &. eedlari, Schn Wior9an, 9oam
I1pDer, Nrcoeric Mnsbcp, Saeob Wiccre,
NaIeutine WlilIer, 6reoeric WiIlIer ShrlItian
pertcrmal. u. y. sfidep, SocnrD HasIpeilcr
Samiel Neie, Sfaac 9lanb, 8reoric SdlnIe,
g. Gdiaifrr, cacob Gmtb, 9iathan Swafe,
Qlarcn y. gBccoruff, u. g. lSa9ner, Sree.
sNeaper, Sacob gBa9ner SObn Beieman,
Sobn ycung.
Sdiff6 Briefe.
ehriftian 9ienarc. =
U. {. glHbe, po(fmeiffer.
2ImanfI III. 1871.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17
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ileu Ddpio Ocidlcr, uuo Nfuttcr pc6 obencrs
ipdbuten Samcs Ceihler i'll eincm 9IItcr ron
etlcben 20 cSnhrcn.