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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17

TEMPERANCE JoKE.-lt IS SAID mat
4 gentleman no was once in the h'b
it Of d hiking his brandy and water,
moderately of course. had negro
serya / WHO was a model Of sobrlcty.
On a certain day, the gentleman
went home and found Jimvery drunk.
The next morning the offender was
called up for, an explanation. he
came forward with peculiarly DIS
tresscd and mournful look, and when
inquired of what this meant, ne re-
plied-"Why, master, | see when any
thing troubles you, OF you feel pad
YOU always drink brandy amazingly
lWelI, yesterday I broke one OF you
CHINA platters, and knew that yo'
won!d be sorry, so it troubled me.
felt very bad indeed, and thought
would take some brandy, too; so
kept drinking, and drinking, and 6
drunk before ! thought ofSlt; 6W
nd no good al all, for feel just .
! had about the platter, and then ! a
mortified to think that ] should g
! drunk. II does no good az al
drink schen you're IN trouble.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
An ATTACHED FRIEND.-A cores

ANATTACnED FRIEND.--A cores
poudent Of the Richmond Wing sta.
led that gentleman by the name q
Branch. left Cairo, in Cumberiand
CO.. for Missouri, and carried with
him a hound dog. Soon after Mr.. .,
reached Missouri, he died: and
(st,ange 10 tell and the dog LETT Mis-
souti, and reached Cairo some shor
time past, in search Of his masters; th'
distance being one thousand miles o
marcx
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
MtscELLANEO
COLD WATER.

The following eloquent tribute to
the virtues OF cold water is extracted
from the work Of DR., Wilson on Hy-
dropathy, published in London the
present year: "ln fine Gays DR.. Will
.on) there is no agent applied to the
human body, externally or internally,
that has such influence in awakening
all tie vial powers to their creates
restorative capabilities in arlestlng
the progress Of dis ase, or proven
ing, when inevitable, fatal tcrmina
ton, as pure cold wa er. In the most
powerful theapcutical agent we pos
sess, the most manageable in its ap'
plication, the most easily obtained, u
The most cestain in its results. 80 va
ried are the modes in which it can be
applied, that there is 10 remedy thai
can be made to produce 50 many d.
versifed and opposite effects; slm
ulant, sedative, diuretlc, sudoiiac
a derivalive, &C., and a cleanset AM
restorative III TIC 1uiiSst SS"SS =
terms. Enchanting all the power
Of The constitution, giving nature
genial impetus, and leaving uIlcir'
ed Ter d, sire and efforts 20 heall ..
\ alitlris syitise.sa abe -Reesssiiy q sttai
ming any individual function; and !
effects most mighty results IN tn
most acute and drea Ell diseases
leaving behind no trace Of its Opera
ton, no mark or after suffering. e
point out where or how its powel
| had been excercised-a conquerol
without bloodshed-the glver 0
sound constitutions without levylng
trbute-A DiUine and uaiverSd
remedy universal in its appi' at'o'
universally dispensed for the US
Of all mankind-dnd in days to com
/ destined to be placed at the head 9
( all remedies"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
IMPORTANT FROM MEx1co.-Anin

IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.-Anin-
lieligcnt gentleman, lately from the
city of Mexico, says it is currently
reported aud geaeraliy believed there,
tise bnsis of the Arrangement between
|onfN Minister, Gen. Thompson, and
|tilr Memican rGove.Ament,F sGOr the
settlement OF our claims ON the latter,
is the EroiI on the part Of Mexico
20 cede California to the United
States. There are good grounds for
believing this to be true, taking into
consideration tie fact that natural
ridge, forming a road accessible by
carriages, from point near lndepen-
dence, Missouri, to some point IN or
near California, was some time ksIncc
discovered, and that our Government
IS sad to have small smmand on a
su rye, ing axpeditionin that region
IL true, this intelligence is OF most
important character. The PROPOSE
ton will, if acceded to by our Gov
ernment, thwart The ambitious de-
signs Of Great Britain in that quarter
and give to us firm foothold at an
important point West Of that almost
boundless regiof, the Oregon Terri
! tory. We shall await further inteill'
pence with anxiety |; in the meantime
we cannot but hope that this rumor
: may prove true.
\ The gentleman from whom we de-
! rive our information, says that TINS
I proposed arrangement Is the true Sc
y cret Of Santa Annals departure IRON
!, Mexico. The measure is unpopular
7. with the people and the hero Of Sal
u Jacinto, is desirours of keeping gu. Q
y the way until the popular indignation
! has an opportunity 10 subside, or ven
! itselfon his iocum teaens, Gen. bra
a vo-FreetrGder.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
nrW ORLEANS
M ojguY M An1r Il ~
eornrcTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE"

"PTCAYUNE"
Exchange ON EuglaLd, asslglt pr
Ilo deco days, ~ yFprm'
Do Paris, 60 days 5L55a 5l67'
DO New York, at sight iali dls'
DO New York, 60 days, 2ia5i dts
Do Boston, IT sight - lalA dis.
Do Boston, 60 days 2sa9i dis.
DO Philadelphia, atsghtdAli dis.
DO Philapclpha, TO days2i"Sl dis
Do Baltimore, at sight iali dis.
DO Baltimore, go days 2ia3a dis.
u. States Treasury Notes, iai dis
Sovereiyns - 81 S4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons $l5S7iSt6 90
P.Ariott do SD 5oaSlo ga
American Gold = go 4al prem.
20 franc pieces S3 SOAPS W
Mexican Dollars par
Halt Dollar par.
dimes par.
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank OF Louisiana, pays sFecie'
Gass Bank pays sPccie.
Mechanics 81 Traders, pays specie
lI,ion Bank - pays specie.
CITY Bank 80 pays specie.
Commercial Bank pays specie.
Louisiana State Bank pays sPuc,e.
Carrolllon Bak pays specie.
Canal Bank Lag a!s.
Co lated Bank 800 l6al9 dis.
Crs . Bank $3.50 l3alo dls.
H., Nement Bank 4oa42 DIS.
Tx" ange Bank ---- 4oa42s DIS.
Bank Of Orleans 4oa42 DIS.
Atchaialaya Bank 65a7o dis.
Com. B INK, Natchez,c ks( ,oaI5 dis
OH Merchants Blk N. O}
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Municipality No. One llals a!s'
Monicipali y No. 1--we Il llais 1 HI!
Municipality No. Three 4oa4o als'
uScuRRENT MONEY. d'sc'nt
United States Bank Notes 55aoI
Ala. Safe Bank s. b anchrs la
Planters, B'k p. N. Natchcz, 9aao.
Agricultural Post Not, $ o oe1e
Grand Gulf -
Mississippi Union Bank - So'o,
ram s. Il. r.. Blk, Nicks' urg, stay
Georgia Banks wv ~,
Virginia & South Carolina I'D. %
WESTERN BANKS. dlsc,H'
Cincinnati Banks 80
Ohio Country Banks ~ "a
: Kentucky Banks . o. :
Indiana Banks -
State Bank Of Ill nols o5a :
Hank O. Illinois, Shawnectown' ooao
iei'ii0 pls 50a6
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17

PAurERs Among the l7S,ouV,
O01 individuals who inhahit Eu'o pe,
there are said TO be l7.OOO,OoO beg
CARS, or persons who suhsist at the ex-
Dense Of the community without con-
tributing 10 its resources. In Den
mark, the proportion is 5per cent; in
England, 10 per cent; in Holland IL
J per cent.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
Vile, Miss. Saturday, December II, 1872:

:. ..! .,.I: " !, ''''' 90 pans
0arIyag all,fsAHss 10 his fafs, ~lll fseslss
. ON ~ a fhskCs AHtHtoAs rvtktF ~.
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,saasIiJ4 u,s SATURDAY NgssHm ths naii assfs'
lsle. IN most alisaenss, ard Ne tisspsd Fsmi
b ks~ydsy,f sllsi bEs ever been publi'bsd N The
y. Ebtes.
M 10 AGENTS TERMS,
AHy ladisldual w,o ell taks HE ifeobls r.
pfyqbir the na,nrs NJ his hlend., and remit NE
lunas, viii he oniltledio the commissions whlri
are NJ present. aud viii continue ~ be, uhiil
further notes, more libefsl ~ ia,, than hass
yet boeu odsfodby any Newspaper ffsal chaf
ncler o. ment commission ~ 10 crnts will
fpf the present., he allowed 10 Agents upon saei
subscriber
TERMS,
"a IN advance, ~ 81 ~ The end of, yenf
For S20, IN cunent funds, 10 copies on The
Newspaper, and 20 ~ tbs Library. vii be fof
wafds,l, securely packed, TO sny par, Of The Us
copies fof a..
All orders and communications - be aJdress
ed, Tree of postage. To
1ilOS. q CLARKE g. co,
Saturday Museum.
No. l0l Chesnot 81 Philadelphia
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17

DEATm OF RABBI.-We hnd IN
the London papers, received Satur-
day. per Acadia, an accogut OF the
death orDr Hcrshcil, at the advanced
age Of Sl-for many years Chief Ra6-
bi. orRofF, Of the Jews in = GLAND,
He was celebrated for his great
knowledge Of the Jewi,h law. ms
funeral obsequies was celebrated with
extraordinary snlemnity.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
THE TERMS.
0rM ddUance.-G)

The advantage to clubs and post
masters ofthe above terms. over any
other periodical inthe Union. are ap-
parent. A specimen copy, will be for.
warded to any Postmaster who Will
notify us.
ADDRESS. c. j. PETERSON
No. 90 Chestnut ST., philadelphia
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
COMMERCIAL.
,v,rw OF TIE n. 0. MARKET,

uryYrw or THE N. o. MARKET.
We give below, from lhe P'cayu"c
or,he esth ultimo, the ranging prices
&C the most important articles oi con-
sumption in the country' az NC" ~
leans, up to the above date;
COTTON.
I.o,;isiana and Mississippi-lntyrl-
:, 4,a Al; Ordinary, 5 a 81; Mld-
J,;ng "a a 6; Middhng Fair, Caa "a;
MIR 7sa IL; Good Far, 81 q st;
Good and Fine, "a a.;
SlIG AR-Extrcme prices, ! q oac.
MOL ASSESSES prices, 10
and l7ce,ts per gallon.
TLOUR-S3 Is 4 50 e7i per bDl
nACON-Hams, "a SC camass,e
"a s.c: sides, 4 4ic; Shoulders
IA SC per pound. .
LARD-5 a &C per pound. -
BAGGING-ExTelne Prlces' 10
ALE ROPE Extreme priees'
Ga cents per pound.
WHISKEY-Rcctihed, ~ q -
per gallon. loo lhs
LEADS q So 80 per 100 IDS,
COFFEE-Extremc prIces' -
cents perl ID. according 70 quall'y.
SALr-Livclpool fine, 81 - al
ci &c per sack; docourse, ~ - a.
81 81; Turks Isla'td, 70 20 ce'
pr bush !.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17

Texan GoLD.-l'be following ar
ilclc relative TO the mineral wealth
Of that country, VIC clip from q late
number of the Red Lander:
A party were recently conducted to
the silver mines situated between the
streams of Llano and San Saba, on
the LIano. One Of the party, Mr..
Holden, discovered and brought away
specimens Of ore cf gold, found in
small particles through scuge OF
white quartz. They were led to
the place by on old Indian, who
states that he was with the party
who massacred the Spaniards who
formerly worked these silver mines;
is evidences Of which latter were
seen three old furnaces.
"Mr. Holden has visited the gold
region of Georgia, and expresses q
beliefthat the country from which ne
lately returned is Ear more proilhc
shan any portion Of that state. Inc
old man saysthcr are twolarge VEINS
of pute silver in the bed Of a small
stream above Llano, ami has offeree
to guide party thither; and IT ap
pears they are about 10 set out Q
their trip. The silver, it is said,
hereseen projecting above the rock
and so soft as 10 yield to the kniie,i III
wooi.n
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17

the Monthly Fashions direct ffem
Paris and London.
This apartment will be under the
comryl ~ French aud IspgIish artists
III the highest celebrity, 20 that c,efj
costume which appcnts 10 ir'Lodt's
World" may b. silly relied 90 NJ
not having been lfrnnved up NJ Sec
oud hand ~ this cou t'y, after they
have been received. II is proposed
not only 70 surpass IL tia excellence,
but g. Issue every month, ~ number q
variety of costumes, which ,h,ll pul
to blush all other attempts ut report
InR for lhc fashionable world.
TINE or PUBLICATION.
The "LApY's WOMB" will be issu-
cd from the 18th 10 the goth Of the
month preceding the month for which
il will be published or dated, or about
the lime the steamships, which sail
from Europe on the first Of The monh,
usually arrive. Thus the work will be
in the hands Of every subscriber with
the most correct fash ons, before they
can be got out here, and anticipating
all other Magazines at least SIX
weeks.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17

Alan early period, will be announced 'ne o.
,,e q 600. which the Proprietors intend awar-
ding ia premiums for the best literary pfoouc-
$40 los,yuc,iye Stories, Touc ing aud affective
lpss,.si,,tinns, Essays, Poems. &c, ~ ORDER 70
sn,,s, The strongest array ol the beet Native la,-
en-, Il rayou, OF this great Literary Enterpise. Y
4 n,.;n- 4 f,c,, ,Ae 'c.rrirAsrls oiiae rrnprssss
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17

comprising the fruits OF ~ yea's
experience in the Newspaper busi-
ness; the aid OF the most distinguish
cd newspaper writer's Of the day; a
valuable Foreign Corresponds cei
with troops of Literary friends, and
The determination TO publish a news.
paper for all classes, which
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
No. 26.


wAsmi~eroN's Bwoap,--ws msssny
tsblisbed . genelspb vhlsh ws feass 10
ihs Nalicnsl Ialsllissnssf, N which me
w,lief said lhNl the swofd used W 0sse.
Washington, - bIs service swofa, ~
bssn loot. u VS. supposed. ~ sss w.
iohosos, member 81 Congress from Mary
i.nd, his addressed . no,s 10 The editors
NJ the io'elIigenost IN whloh he ssys the
wflssf ~ thai statement 10 mlstskss---ihs
vet sword of'hs great chief IL nov IN the
possession Of samuel Washington, Of Kan.
awhs covniy, w" a grand nephew 81
len Washington Tho same gcnilafnan
has also 10 his possession lhe famous
csb.sppls cane, which belonged TO Dr..
ffanklio, and BY him vac bsqosaihsd L.,
his will 20 Gen. Washington.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
Shall NOT BE SURPASSED!
PHILAD DEL P ii IA
SATURDAY MUSEUM

S1& \ W &N&@@@@ - /
OFKNoWLEDGE, NEWS, y AMUSEMENT
A Family Newspaper, neutral in
poitics-opposed to quackcry, " de-
voted to the useful Arts, Education,
Morals, Health and Amusement.
The Tales. Sketches, Narratives.
Biographies, Essays, a. Poems, shall
be OF the first order-'he best prcduc'
lions Of the best writer's of the day.
Also, articles on History. Astronomy
Chemistry, and tie useful Arts and
Scieaces, with a liberal portion OF
Hight reading, anecdotes, wit and hu-
Imour, maxim varied, rich, d mrlh-
inspiring Clio.
Lire ON THE OcEAN.-Furalshlng
narratives Of ,terlng adventures atsea
, showing the courage and hcrolsm o.
the bold Mariner, as
He springs from his hammock, and flies to
the deck,
Where amazement confron's bm WIN I'm
; ages dire,
) Wild winds and mad waves drive the Vesse'
ell wreck,
The masts ny 10 spiinters 1.-The shrouds are
on fre.
Foreign aud Domestic News, Congress'ons
,,ceedinys. and general view OF all matters
re Interest or Importance, will appear
9, pictorial Embellishments, comprising map
tonlsoaoes, Architecture, portraits Of distinguish,
IS personsgss. ofboth sexes In these as wen as
n. res,ness Of typography, the Museum shall not
Of surpe ssed. IL,
- Foreign Correspondence. Arrangements ma
CT bee, completed for securing a regular Fo'e,.
C. Correspondence more extensive aHd comp.
or han has ever enriched the columns Of a" n"''
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a. CoMMERcIAL.-The state OF business, o. sto
nd nr;css 8, grain, -four, aud all descriptions
,ts ro"o,rv produce. merchandise, &c, VIII oe 6
~ from, actual sales, in Philadelphia, ballln'
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
ANEW ENTERPRIsE.

BIZ the former Editor Of The
SATURDAY EVENING PosT" and
1SATURDAY COURIER"
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-04-05

81 Sieber.-9tas 8isbsr sntifsbsn bon unrss
suldrsm Qauf bsS SIutss, ersciet purb spdnsrs
&c Seubti9fettsn welbs Die Slut9sfdss psrbdrs
ten. 9aS Slut 5ireulirt NIT piel psr9rcGertsr
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bic 9tsibun9 bsS 9lcbuIus, ODER bsr 5beile bic
t.Wa1e BET Ssubtisfeit bilbsn. 9aI 1T bic gus
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bar, besletst BON 9rcffsn Durfi Sbmerten i'm
&opf Niden unb in ben gtertn uno in Der
Shat cine ptlliee Ssrworrsnbsit aasr GaeuItds
ten bes 9smlitbs unb Sorpers.
Ssim erifen Nnfatl bon Sieber cbsr eni9er
anoern &ranfbeit, nebme man ft9leit cine 9rcs
6e 9cfS BON Sranoretbs uniperfalRraus
terspillen unb fabre fort einen frdfti9en Gins
ftus auf bic @in9smeibe tu unterbaIten biz Die
S6mer5sn gang nablansn. Sebs oesr abt
werben in ben nsifsn Sd0en binldn9Iib fein
fir bic erife 9olis, unb IS 1T nibt unm69lid,
bas cine 9ofts bisisr 2(rt monatlibe &ranfDsit
penn nd)t gar Sob psrbltst.
Or. BENJAMIN Sranoretbs uniperfal
Krauterspillen fnb cine oa9sr,sin erprobts
Wsbisn, wslbe purb ibrs bsfcnosre 9Srfune
bas SIut bon alsn llnrsinisesitsn iaubert ale
Sbmsrssn unb Sbmdbe pertrebt uno bless ons
ititution su p6ai9er Gefunebeit unb 9SobIfein
wieeer berifsat.
Oaan faufs Iis in Weabin9 bsi 5tidter IL.
tneKniabt, uno i'm Qanoe bei ben @9enten,
bic in sinem anosrn 3bsls bieisr 5situn9 Be-
fannt 9emabt jtnS.
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6 rtra 81 c Il E 8.

Ser itnterIbriebene TT a(s 4sent srnanut
tporoen fir cen Serfauf bon G6erman's bes
rabmten Webi5inen, rpebcn er 70 eten cinen
Sorratb etbalten unter bieIen tefneet fb
Or. S6erman's Suften Qr5nei,
ein ltherss, sspiGes uno ,pirfiames D1ittef
fir 9utten, grfdltunsen, Ius5ebrun9en: u Ift'
bina, Stiebbufem Derltopfuns ber &unse &c.
&c. Sn feincm Salle tpuroen fte anse,panot
no lle nidt U6Iise 3ufrieoenbsit sabsn.
Sr. S6erman's Wutm- -1(r3neL
bic ein5is f1ebern w,irtner serft6rnpen W7eoi'
3inen be jenals entbeft ipuroen, in inebr pie
100000 SalIen ais unfsbltar srprobt.
Or. S6erman's armen Waftes Vfa-
fter 124@ent iebes.)
bas befe @tdrfunss pfatter in Oct welt
ilnb Elm 1oDrrdnes Wittel fit NiefenIebmers
gen unb @h,pa6beit oe6elben, 96wdebe osr
&enoem Seiten, Sruft, 6als, Glieber, &es
lenfe, Nbeumatistnus &c. &c.
Or. Sberman'S Srrts 3abn-8rei,
oer bette befannte 2trtifsl bic 3abne ~ reini<
gen uno tpeiB 3u MAIDEN, ben Saunen fdr'
tenb, Itbem Oeriibeno &c. &c. gbemifeu,
Herste nno 3abnar5te enpfeblen i'm ais ius
perior por alien anSsrn 9insen ssr Irt bic
i'm Sebraub fno.
3ablrsiebe Certificate itnb 3n ieben bonn
Slusen Der bnrb ben 9ebraub b,efer Wlsois
sinsn tepirft ,puroe Sebes pafet bat Die
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rSm @rpbsn uno Glstnen gum Serfauf
ein3is bei !. D lambert,
9tilo pen osr 9beeeitte.
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ReQifrirer's S1a6rt6t.

gtabriebt niro tiermit sess6su oaB bic fols
aeno benannteu perfonen, bic Neotniln9sn
ibrer Serwaltungen bsr 6lnterladenlbaften
jener Ssrforbenen, beren S(ainen unten ard
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ilnb fit bic gauntp Derts, bintsrlsst bateu,
nno ba6 bieIelben BET waiIeneeurt far Gus
laGuns uno 8efatisun9 borss!est werpsn,
auf Sreitas, ben 8ten natten Hpril, 10
llbr Sprmittase, i'm geurtbanfe bet Staet
Neabins, iidmth:
Sic Ns6nuns bon Steptan Saufman, Aos
miuittratcr tcs berForbsnsn 9tepban
Ranf,nan, fen.
elIatetb 8app uno pstsr NaYp. Ien,inie.
oes Uerft. Daniel Napp.
Daniel See, Scrmilno bon gbarlss II. Oanisl
See, unmanpise Sinbsr oes psrt. 9bt. tT.
Gecrse &. Saas, Hcminifr. ees tsrf. Soc
fepb Saman.
gbarles 1B. portsr, 1sminif. pes b,rfort.
Slatbanisl 8. Dsilber.
Sotn Rleiu, greeutcr eee brrit. spbtl. xlein.
Iaen geebtel unb petsr @mersr, Ibminif.
bes berft: Mi6asl Dunn.
Sobn g. Giitler unb Wm. Woier, greeutes
rem bss berft. peter Seatberclf.
Satob 9aBaman, Ieninifratcr bes 3erfor.
5enrp @aBaman.
S1rdel Derr, gIq Ucminiftrator b sbonis n6n
init beieefiatem willsn bes Ssrforbensn
&eonarb Nii6sl,
Sobn 0epi6er, Iominift. bes Ssrfcr. Sobn
Gbtdael.
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qBerlep.
Saeob Bopsr nno @sotss !6sim, 1bminiRr.
bes bsrft. 4nbretp Bopsr.
mihael %ons, Saeob &cns unb petsr long,
Hominiitr. oes perft. Ybilip $on9.
Daniel meiba nno Benj. weiba, greeuttr.
oes berforb. Gottlieb meiba.
Daniel 1Denrieb, HominiN. pss brrttor. D1as
tbias qBenrieb.
Ioam De6, usminift B. berft. pster Scrrer.
marsaretb &riehbaum, 1eminift. ber bertf.
gatbariua &risebbaum.
peter Sor, Gree. bes berft. Saeeb $snsef.
SIaae 9smplin, Hbn,. bes berft. 9r. Woptr.
Scbn Serto(et, 9an. s. Bettofst nnb Dante
el $obah, Gree. osr Dertt. @arab Sertolet
Sobn Bols unb Yeser Nsber. Ubminiit. bss
Dertt. W1ihael Y6lB.
9bcmas 9npbet, banoelnber grecutcr bee
bertt. petsr @npoer.
eliIabetb lllrieb, iiterlebsnbe erseuterin bee
6erftorb. glilabstb msrt.
6enrp Sompfon Scrmino bon D1arp Gas
mes, eines B. Stnber ,. perft. Wn,. CAME
Ibrabam @e6ler, etssutor Bet beris. elifas
betb NsBler.
G. ScHatban 9sininser, grseutor bss tsr'
ttorbenen Saeob Werfle.
Sebn Woper, Ibmnift. B. berf. 8. moper
Ibrabam Siesfrieo unb Sobw Il. 5elfrih,
Aominifr. oes bsrf. 5snrp gissfrieo.
DANIEL qDiesner, Geminif. bee bsrf. Saeob
q5iesnsr.
gbar!es 9rorsa, Ieminift. bss ssrforbsnsr
George Osassr.
Joel Ritter, NesIFrsFsF.
Nesifrirets 4mt, Nsabins, !
Wlari 90. l842. Gin
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-am 80. Waar5, in eisfer Stast. Scbn Sran'
eis, S6bnben pOu Sobn &. Souosre, al!
Id Dlonate.
-am IS. W1ar3, in Saffon saunf, Slortb'
umber(anb gauntp, 8. Bm. Slae, ebemals
Orudsr, inn Ulter pcn 81 Sabren.
dim 27fsn W1ar3, III Nitmono Gannfhip,
Daniel, @6bnhen BON epbraim Sill, i'm
4lter bon ii Olonaten inb Sa9en.
am 14ten Mara in walbinstcn Sannf6
Barbara, ebesattin bon Sobannss $anois,
i'm Ilter bon 40 Sabrem ii D1onatsn nns
18 Sa9en.
-am II. D1ara in Oter Bern 9aunitip,
an BET Uus3ebrllns, gatbarina Olatbemer,
gbesattin BON 08m. Mabemsr, i'm AIter bon
6l Sabreu, 10 W1onaten uno 20 Sasen.
am 27. Mars, In oiefer 9taot, Wsttbiae
Saul, seborcn in ber sDfa(5, SeutfbIanb,
i'm Iltsr bon unsefabr 81 Sabren.
-in Doplestaun, Bufs gauntpl AM 22fer
marb Srau gliabetb Sung, Sattin SoH
Sofepb Sang, 5erausseber bes "sSafs 20
Sausr," i'm Gltsr BON 90 Sabr II. % Gage.
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Cine bet altefen, bollfanbisitsn unb bsls
selssenen oeutfhsn Bubbanbluussn in bic.
fem 9taat, bic ununtsrbrceben bic ianIetns
lihten uno se,pinnrsiebfsn inc unb auslam
eiI6en &sf6afts mabt, bistet man gum Der.
eaufe an.
mo, l,nb inter rpelsbsn Sebinsausea, biz,
wcblberfanoen, auBsrit biais 1tno, srfabrf
man in Der Druderei Ses qitsraIen Beotatt'
ter g, III Neabins, penn., sntspeoer bei psrs
fSnlieber Gnfrase, ober burb pottfrsie 8risfss
Sanfuffise beIiebsn lleb bale 5a inslbsn.
W1dr5 8, 1s42.
gFllnlers 6errn gollesen, Ole NIT ans
weebfeIn, ,pArben uns eurb bic 1ufnabms bss
Obisen tn ibre reipettiben SIdttsr. ~ Ge'
senoienften berpfibtsn
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--burb ben gbrp. 5rn. 9bom. 8. $einbab,
am II. D1ars, 5r. Saeob g. 81. @elser bon
Bomclsporf nit W1iB Wlaria ST., sobtsr
BON wm. Sonismaeber, bon epbrata, >anea'
ttsr gauutr,
-am 2oltsn, 9err elias Serbarb init D1ib
gatbarina Seller, beibe bon suIpebofon.
-ourb ben ebr,p. G. 8. seinba6, AM eat.
D1arj, ST. gbarles 6etrib nit qBitfp. Dlas
tbilba Seiu, beioe BON SernOille.
-am 26iten, 6srr Sobn 9Dertman s. Sern
init O1ib Waria Sorrer bon sulpebo6cn.
-bureb ben gbrrp. 5rn u. s. german, ait,
26fsn W1ar3, ST.. SennsSilIe Sanfelberscr,
nit D1i6 Cara giientauer, beioe BON Sern.
-arn 27ttsu, ST.. Saeob 2re,piB nit Dlib
gliIabstb S6ilo, beibe bon elias.