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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
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HCuember 24, Hq-6W
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Common Pleas,
Vacation till next Monday.
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch
I.axra IL Esa D.strict Aftaxx,asx

Before Recorder Tamadge and Judge Lynch.
JAMES II. WHIrIro, Esq, District Attorney.
Nov. l6.-Fdlse Prefences.-JoLn W. yelling q mer.
chant tailor of Newburgh In this State tried for OBJ
the firm of Samuel NJ Blachford and simpson, corner of
William street and Maiden Lane sold him cloths, cassi.
sc valued at S6i4 credit, the 2st OF March
lS40 by his falsely representing that he owned house
at Newburgh and ether property valued at 900 excu
of his debts Mr. Bstchord stated that he sold tho
goods ssely the above-named representations II
also proved by Moses II. Nichols who resides New
burgh md who was engaged with yelling ss his ore-
for three years. tina, in the latter part OF February,
1870 previous TO his obtaining the above goods from me
firm Of Bintchford Co., he made inventor. o. Wer
ings stock during his absence and showed u 20 MN On
his return, for the purpose Of satisfying MN hs' ne
embarrassed and that the Of $4,000 eoua no. 90
rahsd he would prove nsolvent. in s s,"on aao
his liabilities exceed his means by sooui sSv" Ssw
mill in Pennsy vana included ~ n,s Sso
two lots the head Of Water street. - o ing
~ his In various conve rsations with
Weing nrevious to his purchasing the goods from
Co. witness advised him not to endeavor 10
h,aa cre, under his present embarrsssments but be
ed that the firm rich and would not feel the loss
he Ala not pay them. In the examination Of this
witness he that Mr. Fullerton the assignee OF Well
ling had prosecuted him for claim o. between 500 and
sa00 TO which csim he had entered the plea Of infancy
This claim for oneh Of the goods of yelling that
witness had purchased, amounting altogether TO ABOUT
si90i This 10 be paid in hve parts the nrs IN
given, and the first two paid The lots New.
Durgh witness estimated at about $500, wh'ch was the
price they were worth, and above mortgage thst
was against them and he estimated the mill seat ct
$780, The Mountain Gap farm was laid out lot one Oh
the cities of 1886 but the witness couh not testify that
the farm belonged to Yelling 49, ,,
The Court here adjourned to IL O'Clock Thursday
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Boston,.
(Correspondence Of the Herald.l

Correspondence Of the Herad.l
BosToN, Nov Is, 1912.
Election in this Stats-ScattUing Of Fm--Laoyasc
Of H'oot-No choice by the Psopls--Mldame Cs.
feste.
J. u. BENNETT, ESQ. -
DEAR SIR
My communication TO you Of the 18th, prior to
our election has been fully realized, and / see no
occasion TO alter figure, but to add more glorious
news for our sterling democracy.
The scattering votes have defeated Morton (dem.)
and left honest John far from the gubernatorial
chair, as the Farmer OF Ashland is from the Presi-
dency.
Our Senate consists of forty members, the coons
are certain OF eleven members, and the democrats
fourteen MEMBERS which will give the democrats q
majority the assembling Of the Senate, and gives
that party the President and Clerk OF the Senate,
there being no choice in the other counties
As the election Of Governor goes to the Legisla-
ture, choice having been made by the people,
great exertions will be made both sides to secure
Representatives favorable to the election of one or
the other of two candidates, Morton and Davis. At
the present time writing this, believe the two
parties have chosen equal number Of Representa-.
tves throughout the State, and Barnstable counties
not heard FROM ! think Morton's chance is still
good for an election by the House. In the Ten Con-
gressonal districts Of this State, only one of which
we had in the last Congress, the coons have sue
ceeded only in two-Winhrop's and J. @. .Adams's
land had not the latter been supported by The abol-
toniss, he would have lost his election is his
majority is less than two hundred. So much for
heading the President of the United Safes and
President three years before the election
Essex District, the residence of the Hon. Caleb
Gushing, and heretofore the strongest hold of the
Co ns, has given glorious gain for Democracy of
1000 votes.
Worcester County, the Gibraltar of Coonery, il
among the things that were-t gives gain Of over
1000 for the Democracy So much for free suf-
frage.
The majority in this County for Harrison in 1910,
was over 40OO now their majority is just nothing
at all.
Madame Celeste had most fashionable jam at
the fremont last night Of the season. Boxes (for
choice) were sold at auction-premium over $500
She performs again this evening-positively her
last appearance prior to her departure for Europe:
"TREMoNr"
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A SHocxI-e DrArH.--The Ohio Repository reports q
horrible affair On the morning Of the I'd inst Mr..
Valentine Weaver bac ksmith, of Canal Dyver Tusca-
county left that place in buggy for Msssllon,
he said 70 get money In the evening the horse and
buggy returned with the dead body of Mr. W. ifh opa
round his neck anil fastened the axleree much brus
ed. His pocket book and hat found short distance
from town. From facts since disclosed appears proba
bic that being unable get money debt he owed
he did the act himself H has lelt family.
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Louisville, Ky.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
VVi'N IIfsho ANVV. 10, IoFz
Masquerade BIlls--Thedtres.

JAMES GORDON BENNErT;--
A new mania has seized upon our worthy citi-
zens In other cities it has long prevailed as the ru
ling passion, and more 50 in New Orleans than 10
any other city in the United States The mania
has spread itself, and has at last reached our city,
and to Judge from present symptoms, may be OF
long duration, and is hoped that our citizens may
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CROTON WATER.

/.
HANSON, WILCOX X HANoO Plumbers Brass
~ Founders, and Copersmiths the Tabernacle
No 1913 Broadway, New York.
long acea experience in busAsss in this and other
cities Water Works. II w. H. have confidence
thus assuring the puoc that all entrusted to them will
be promptly executed, with permanent
Wo kmsnliSe style, and OF the best mate nails.
Their charges viii always reasons-
bly, aftored and respectable concern
Water of every approved description introducing
the Croton Water. Patent lead pipes IRON, composition
and timed Brass cocks
superior manufacture Hdaas Of Carolina red cedar
tubs bath boilers Phiadel plan,
arces the foregoing branches Of business ois imsr
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FIJTE AND GUITAR.

IT
MR. PHILIPE ERNST, Professor OF the Flute, Guitar
M patent Concertina beg his friends and
lie that he has published his Kondo Miaire" for the
guitar which will found well worthy the attention Of the
learner amateur from being well adapted that
n and calculated only please but afford instruction
This Hondo with several other pleasing pieces Of his compost
ton Tor the gua be found Mr. Emsth residence GO
an street where he continues TO lessons on toe above
Instruments. slm%r
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Superior Court.

Before Judge Talmsdge.
Nov 10 Moses T5yLor Va. j an Parker--An action on
three promssory made by defendant which plain
tiff The defence failure OF consideration
Verdict for plaintiff.
A. d. Logan for plafnuf; Gen Sanford for defence.
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MARTIN'S CASH TAIL ORING
EST BLISH HIM E Mt.
REMOV
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

MENT,
II removed from las Broadway TO No. 7 Astor House
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
Garments OF egant and Fashionable kind Of
GO per cent for cash.
FTHE advertiser d. - the heck
ncyed system Of giving list of nominal prices, presenting
that the length OF time he has established together with
me extensive PsrPnase bestowed on nm wi prove sum
being connected with cloth Europe
he confidently that he furnish Clothes which,
parison will be found lower than other house making
the best descriptions of gentlemens dress. iii ~
SO 3m S. PHILLIPS, Asor House, Broadway
d ESTAURANT FRANCAIS, No. Nassau st, opposite
" the Custom House. J. BONNARO * p. DELAMOT
TIE have the honor inform their and
generally that they have ENLARGED their Breakfast and Dining
Saloons and have besides arranged
parties aad will particular attention orders for Dinners
and Suppcs private which they will furnish
moderate prices.
They constantly have on hand--
Brandy Preserves of all kinds.
Liquors IN great variety.
Wines Of Ill brands.
Oil OF Olives refined.
Il Gruvere Cheese.
New Chatel Cheese.
Trufflcs and Mushrooms.
Fat Liver Pies. &c., &c. OF Inn
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DOCTOR ELLIOTT, OCU LIST,
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Office 26t Broadway corner Of Warren street. M lmr

AR fist IN HAIR.
MANUFACTURED FROM
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR.
lot inches long, in hundred different de-
~ sgns-Necklace., Bracelets, Watch guards Earrings,
Flowers Rings Wigs aud Scaps.
A G BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand above all Others Their pecu light
aud vening character their being shaped exactly
natural hair their elasticity and their
teria and work anshp, well their style OF finish and
that they must be seen to be fully appreciated .
Parties having Of hair of living deceased friend,
formed by him into design the mind can conceive
In such form Il will b. keepsake invaluable.
Gatuous advice all diseases connected with the
ns BROADWAY, cor of Liberty. street.
iyl2em- Up Stairs
DORTABLE DLACksMiTH's FORGEs.-rhe SUB.
Concks Patent Portable Forge and Bellows, leave
call the attention Of the puoc the above article That they
called for and introduced in nearly all Of the
Unted States, is, believe sufficient evidence Of he
utility and eonyenicnce beng portable and gives
the the preference the Forge for Shipping
Of every description, Rail Roads Canals, Piantsons Manu-
factories and all purposes for which the ordinary FORGE
used. Those manufactured fer the u >. Navy Wrought
Iron
We would refer those wishing TO purchase few who
recommend them from personal well general know
ledge, viz
Commodore Crane Navy Yard, Portsmouth, " H.; Messr.
Carr, Kem Haines Piladelphia Hon, Goyerner Ke NIB
West Point Foundry Geld Spring, N. Y Messrs s. Alt
generally. GAY Il TEBAULT,
AL 3msrc corner Of Old SLIP and Water St
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ssERANClS'S PATENT LIFE BOAT" has been tested
the past four in SERVICE and by experiment
follows MANNED and thrown from the deck steamboat
while under dropped endwse from the stern Of "a
loaded to the gunwale with IRON and stones with the bottom
Of men to keep her upset BY her passengers and
by landing rocky shore and then rowed
landing in surf when all other boats swamped taking
and from wreck with the bow
stove in and plugs ardng wreck with the bottom bro
ken leaving sinking wreck full Of with the
breaking from end end making way coral reef
wreck and bringing off 26 passengers leaving the ordinary
boa swamped from the deck ship endise and
saving % sides and bows broken through and bottom
submarine explosion, and then again manned and rowed
before JOSEPH FRANCIS,
Office Nc. Wall st., at Adams x Co.'s Express Office.
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WAN NORDENS WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING
' ACADEMY IS now, open, ga Brosdway, 2nd moor. ior
the pupils where all acquire Van Nofden beau
fu system Of pennmsnshp in very short time, and write
Mr. Van Norden is now prepared give instruction in Book
Keeping ppon plans enref, AID strictly practical Du-
ring instruction the pupils rctuslty opsa balance
and close, practically, from 20 to 30 set Of books.
Terms moderate . -,
10 in the evening. :.
The Ladies me daily at3P. M. mis- lm.r
DHII ABEL PHIA DA0UERRE,,TYPE ESTABLISH
MENT, Excnauge Buititnz Nos 70 and X-sidgie Por-
traits TO inches IN diameter. Fam
iy groups Of from IS plate. Time Of sit
ting 10 seconds.
kind as used in the es,abl also plates and ell other
utensils. wa LAN0ENHEIM. Mo Imsr
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SHIRTS made after the latest and approved French
patterns Cox panaoons vests and all under garments
made order short and in the most fashionable style
0encmens Furnishing Sorc 81 and 50 Maiden Lane, New
York. .
- 3msr WIN. CpiiINS.<
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A II \ " DIS IA.
French CATERS. French and satin slippers and bus
eps n log y fine calf stitched toOts g 8 800
200 mr. of bov, cossss ~ % - ass ~ " ei s
pair $50 pair children, do from a. - 81 81 - o - d,
boots and busLins from Is TO Is and 81 Der
pr soo r OF gents water proof boots India bbers
from 81 ali All pS Se 90 an o sos ana n sizes
eo aai lm q, .sroadway'" "a w.,urps
CLINTON CHEAP Roo, .as p sS !" 49,. ;oa
Gnenwch corner Spring st, i IS ' the only Place
who wear boots and hoss viii dp % W well ito 10 se La
dies aud buskns 4 g. and shillings per
nss 70 per pair An who w ss to .aSs %
S a esnss S GSt.a Cheap Boot s end S's
Ia LADIES' BOOTS AND sHOEs-LocEw ooo
~ ssl Broadway keeps fine assortment Of ladies' and
oPean fashions Orders received by the dozen from places
fa.hona6le resort Ole eod.r
sPARRING SCHOOL & PISTOL 9 GALLERY.
M the sentemeh Q, Nv Van ~, ,Esi, rs,pscay nlorm
the corner Of Rra.J,~, ,,d % loos
ymnastics and Pistol @ @ @ ao Sparfng
IN the winch ssa aa M have ossn lately made
equal to any other in the country for stes eI
s s; s.,ss Ss e! PISTOL 81 q;
superior quality Terms moderate Gentlemen Invited
BAKERY 10 Lpenard The subscriber re.pecIIuy
informs his old friends and hat he has resumed
Having taken the stand formerly occupied by g. w. MIL
H. 20 spenard street so celebrated tor good cake and the
he well known Knckerbocker Bakery No 10 William
ayore resort Tor good crackers lad bssuhe thinks he has
n JAMES TOMPSON.
MdnmAways on hand fruit cake OF all kinds aud PRICES
Jeke OF al slesIpound cake ana sponge cake OF all
Yea oscu. ana bread every aiteIneon-blscult and
'NsHs ss.. ey a.oln.ns. o.o lm-r
w the reduction OF duties bv The late sr the
is selling his stock Of Gold AID silver Levers Author Is.
Lepine other Watches OF new and SPLENDID
paerns and VERY, retail at reduc zion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-17

MUFFs! MUFFs; MUFFs The sudden changes IN
the weather render indispensiby necessary that the
beauty and fashion city should avail themselves Of the
great induce men offered guard the approaching IN
element season They are new enabled to enjoy prone
fine Mufat the store of BARNETT & sTMMoNDs,
ti9 Broadway.
Al descriptions of Furs cleaned aad
o32 lm.m
C. ESEkAL BENEFITS MORMON DISCLOSURES
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week, Mornonism Exposed History Of Joe Smith and
The Latter Day SAINTS by Gen. Z. Bennett These highly
interesting ana astounding disclosures exhibit IN their true
Tors the proi aud wickedness o the Mormon Leaders,
Will be issued IN good style Ia 2mo volume of rds of
$40 pages. Orders especially solicited.
LELAND X WHITING.
DIG lmsr BRADBURY, SODEN * Co. l7 Nassau St
IA A X I Ms CASH TAIL OR N G.
EST ABLIS MENT.
lo4 piliiam Street, Corner Of Ann Street,
decidedly the cheapest in the city There always
hand stock Of easonabe goods Tor cash.
which will be made order the style Of make fit,
ming &C. that has given such general during the
Gentle requested TO call and examine. Those who
furnish Tn leir own goods can have them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
Dress Coats, made and trimmed, st 90 TO - 30
ETock Coats, do do .... 90 TO 50
Over Goats. $500. 90 to III co
~ Terms-Cash ON delivery:
ol6 lmsc MICHAEL 4. MARTIN