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New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
NAIIGS AND SCALPS.-The largest,

NHT
w the cheapest, and best assortment Of Wigs and
Ncnlps are be found Al v. CllREHU GfI'S 2D9 Broad
way, entrance in Fu,tOa-st.
Tie man. attempts that daily making TO initiate these
celebrated Wig, Scalp-, just many proofs OF the
high have atane and tlie estimation iay
,ed in by the trade. But the public viii observe thai
G. is the original maker in tbs city ot nc Venlang ard
osa,ier Wigs and Scalp, without metallic springs, and
that all others hat feeble attempts al m!tnton waning
grnn, ivsr direct The prluc pie on which try are
..a,lr o f ans the skill and practice 10 execute.
Al, and Connoissenr, invited 10 inspect MS
Heads OF HAIR which Tor elegance, lighlness and durability
fov be c!a, the Grst productions OF noters art
Ia tleir manufacture they differ from all Others made here
The hair is .lGgly as-or,ed and equally di7t1burd rs to
-aar tu,, issuing from The skin; they no more OF the
brow than the natural hair does, and having no metallic
ssrg all da re.bie pressure y o'iatcd For S9nui'
,hcy are ine,mab!e b.ing only OF. weight
Senator's neers OF Congress, and gentlemen from every
Quarter OF The country who wearing Cs wigs, cans
Be deferred TO-
The prices win be found to suit the circumstances s all
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

10 Mc. Frederick Biclling Of Chester Cop
los, his life a; Philadelphia Friday last, by fall
ing though the hatchway OF paper Warehouse.
bis neck was broken bv the fall
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

u Seven buildings were burned at ST Crols
es' the 10th ul,. Loss about $4,000,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
ea FARM FOR zsALE-The Farm OF

s. Inc ais salc Say RS, deceased, about niIe snd
hs tToui the Railroad Depot a, R,hway, n. J on the
slain road 10 FaHfe!d II consists about 80 Of
good land contiguous 10 The dwelling Also, 'ahou, %
OF mile distant, and ACRES OF salt meadow The
tan is we'll :ra:ereahaS barns farmhouse sad other
buildings, we'll OF e1csllen; water; a> c-.ars:,y of
socr>ts nj quarry ot-e stone Sc &c II not Dis
posed OF al private sale puor 10 the 18th March next il viii
oe osere AZ Nendut on that day at 10 oclIk A. the
premises with the live stock farming utensils ana house
noo turnture Terms made rasy For farther pazticn-
Yp i9t" S.TRES
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Edward Hull, jr. Brooklyn TerupleFay, Brooklyn,
Chas S Stout, Josh " B 1adcl, Newown,
spKimbcrly, New Rochelle, Moses Beaded, do
h,O!s Faulkner, New York, Andw NJ Crawford, Hurley
David NJ Furn,an, do TR Bunker, Brosklyn,
ChaS Oakley do Geo K Lawrence, tlil>iae.
Jos Frame do II 5 .cnings, Sag i!arhor,
Feri'nd + llauler do .abez Mason, Nortlleld,
Warren Kendall, do Rosiye Cole
Isaac II Mead ,lo San'l Thompson
John b Fleming do Henry Caldwell,
Frederick wilkic do waer Kicker, brooklyn
Vim Young do rho> Barnard,
III Briuckuiau do WI. ID .udSon,
hk w Wartel, do Edward : JudSon,
Joshua Mauran ir un John Lawrence, Brooklyn,
Nat!anW Eas;ol do Archd 4 Lawrence. do
Geo Royd. do David Dodge
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
Iheo Hequenbourg, Buffalo, Joel Dickinson tit'lde>
Trad Rrickc,, do Ethan Dencll, Malta,
Seth Grosyenor 10 Barton Denton. Menz,
Cha, lIeQuemboury do Delo>> Earll, Skanea,alcs,
Daniel VI Hodges do Wm Gale. Halimoon,
NoSt ii NGvnNl DO Emerson Hail. Rerlii,
ann X r Butler alcxanaer Aaron II tarl, Fredouia,
Chas Billings Trenton Ira \ Libby Rochester,,
) " Buringame, do '.hos Moses, AnourR
Fia,el Crosby il LYONS Abel Neeker Baliston Spa,
John r Case. Troy, Jonas Mann, Ge.ides,
Ches,rrP Card CauiilluS Chas II Merritt. Norwich.
John Dxson. Rclm,ond Samuel Moody, Elmir'
TRouBLE AMONG THE FlsuERMEN.- l. y
Gazette OF Yesterday contains letter from l1o'er
Del, giving nm account OF a serious dllhcuty be-
tween the legal authorities aud party OF fisher
men on Bombay Hook /, seems that they have
bcen in the habit.ip in direct violation OF the law,
OF stretching their scincS across the stream, and
'i'ns preventing the fish from going up the stream
=llzthc spawning season. This was serious evil;
and lew days since the Sheriff of the County
with posse of twenty-five men, went down to ar
resi- party OF dcprcdators from Philadelphia
He captured sixteen in tour vessels Three Of the
boats were brought in; the tour,hwas in charge OF
the Deputy sheriff with four men. a negro and q
boy, The prisoncrs--on! IN nu,nbcr-rcfuscd ed 10
Norl, the vessel, and the cap,ors were obliged 10
lay aside their arms and use the oars When near
the shore, the prisoners seized and threw all bat
two guns overheard \ desperate struggle then
ensued, in which two mcn-thc Deputy Sheriff
and Mr. Har1is--were dangerously wounded,
and the prisoners escaped with the boat, Twelve
persons have been arrested, tried and lined $500
each, and their boats forfeited.
u The store of W H. and J. \. Thompson
al atPalmyra Mo, was robbed the 4th uit OF
about 50 900 \ reward of $500 is offered tor the
apprehension of the robbers
70 Mr Frederick Bicking Of Chester Co. Pa.
lost his life a; Philadelphia on Friday last, by fall
ing though the hatchway Of a paper wasthouse
his neck YVES broken by the fall
u Seven buildings wcrc burned at ST. Crop
e'' the 10th ul,. Loss about $4,000,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
VALUABLE WATER POWER AND

FACTORIES AT PRIVATE SALE-Ai the prop
crtv known the trankiori Bleaching aI, Calico
Printing Works. situated ahou; tour miles from the ciy o,
ilaic pha Frankord Greek partly In the borough OF
Frankfort AND parity in The Northern Liberties Township,
,e creek being the division lne with valuable pow
r and about nine ot land. The Improvements
N Frark.od large calico printing acety, with eIten
vc and copimo,suS buildings Tor dye hen.~s drying hods
,ngeng house. &C. NC. Ass. bleaching house and niA,
dwellings The machinery consists Of three printing
chimes one Hydraulic and presses, hvs large
steam boilers, tee water whxe,s, tubs, vas and all other
machinery nn,l implements necessary for conducting veqy
large bleaching and printing business, and capable OF I'm
i,hing nj eaS, thousand pieces OF calico per day
The improvements in the Northern Liberties, are one
,ry. bleaching factory and >ngeing house. with necessary
,.uoniings, and Sawmlll and eight dwellings, The
machinery cr hydraulic press tw" calener,,
w.ivc driving FLINDERS, water wheel four dash wheels,
Two large boilers with tub vatS, and ali other nipple
nentS nee c>sry FOR eonuctng the bieactng business TO
,My extent.
Both Faciore, derive their power from Tie same dam.
wc is sufficient tc drive very large amount OF maclun-
y having between fourteen and fifteen feet head and fall
This is the second power the creek above te water
ani situated about half mile from navigable water,
where iuei i, landed III abundance.
ac property ~i be sold together ii required, or IL may
pa aiv,nea into three more parts 10 advantage
Persons wishing purch requested 10 can on
DAVIES. STENENSON& l. CO.
Nn 4 Church Alley.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

~ The store Of ". H. and J. w Thompson
al PALMYRA, Mo. was robbed on the 4tli uit. OF
about 50 600 a reward of $500 is offered for the
apprehension OF the robbers.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
IL FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A de-
lA TO LET Or LEASE-The upper

A TO LET OR LEASE-Ihe upper
par Of new handsome and very convenient House @
N i- corner oil Eas; Broadway and Cilnpnsre. Duiil
expressly for gen,eeI Hotel ard Boarding ions+ iaV
o lar@ rooms in the second ,,nr communicating WIN
each other laroe kitchen and cellar, and numer Z" bed!
rooms in The upper ,orie all with hrepiace gra'es ana
marble rnantrs and i.nl Tie situation pleasant ana
health g an, the prospect from the several rooms aeFeth
bI. and extensive, market. and churches in t;e a'2
bortoot The Dry Dock Carriages pass and fepas5 t,e
Unn, yer cuar.er Of hour Battery Place and CABS
and Coaches are within call Inquire OF Mr. MORGAN,
|'thet =. 49, f22 II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
-GLASS.-Enslish Crown

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Crown
7 WINDOW-GLASS, OF either llngl~ double
Thickness. OF all sizes, from b; 10 gby ~ nchea
SHEET or CYLINDER GLASS, of single and double
thickness, o! any size under II by SO inches
From the lnanutactnryn Chance, Bros Co Sneth"ick,
aud for sale in purchasers by their agents
w. CHANGE, son Co, Plat,treeI
The quality of the double thick Crown equal to the
best OF American manufacture, and sold at Guch lower
prices.
The double thick Shce, well adapted for show windows;
BEN. liai,yned on principle The surface almost
perfectly smooth, and ves nearly the appearance o!
l!alc Glass, 70
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
Applicants i'm rsnmlsrup.cy

SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
Edward Hull, jr. Brooklyn. TempeFay, Brooklyn,
Chas Stout Josh " B1adcl, Newtown,
or pKimbcrly, New Rochelle, Moses Beaded, do
JOHN BesA,n, Levi Peck. Sing Sing.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
TjI.-S. & l.. Holmes have re-

moved from Maiden lane TO No. 2 John street, near
h,,",v VI xbere they are receiving new and desirable
b G'r The Sprng Trade. Have received new style
81 Drapery very cheap; do Woo1yed Cloths az, Cass
~ = rniue,s and Sumner Ca>simerss On hand gem
H I % Linens Shseting-, Table C,stts:, Nap
o. Toweng. Blankets, Quilts, d" Snip Blankets and
tounr-rpan~ Sc wholesale and retail with variety OF
LIZ cnnl In their lire, The lowest prices. Is 9tiS3tos
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
r. He T RIB i Ne.
Tur Pog1s OF AME2lcA.-Messr~. Ca

.THE PogIs OF Observation-Disclosures. Carey 4
Hart, Philadelphia, have now in press a new and
comprehensive collection Of American Poetry,
Zed;,cd bv Rev RUgUs W. Gnlswo.D,= long and
favoraby known in connection with the Periodi-
cal Literature, of Country. Having been fa-
miliar with the origin and progress of this work,
,se say with entire confidence that nothing of IIe
kind at all equal to it has ever yet appeared. It
will extend to 600 pages double columns on small
bu, clear and beautiful type, and viii contain as
much matter as ten sttecn ordinary duodecimo
yolumes 1t will erntody the choice productions
OF some tfty sixty Of our best Poets with spcci-
mems Of the writings Of probably one hundred 9th
ers Of less matrred powers less mno. reputation.
Bief and lucid biographical notices enhance the
,alue Of the work Mr.. Griswold has been en-
gagged FOR years in collecting the materials for this
work, and has drawn together the most complete
library of American Poetry that we nave seem
We have examined portion Of tho sheets oil this
work, and though dissent from soihe OF the
opi,,ion. expressed We are not the less confident
thar it will at take rank as the only complete
embodiment. of American Poetry 1t viii appear
an or beiorc the lsl Of April.
rHr VIGIL OF FAITH ASD OTHER Poems BY c. F. 11oFy
MAS. s. Coleman
This is a beautiful volume pure and pleasant
verse The leading poem is founded upon u
striking legend OF the Adirondack, Mountains, and
,bc mysterious vengeance Of the sorrow-slricken
Ipdiun Chief is drawn 'vitl great power and effect
The tale is very simple and impressive: fierce
rival murders his beloved jus, as they are abou, to
he ,ni:cd and then courts death at the hands Of
MN whose peace he has destroyed, that his soul
NAV Join hers but the form ol, the departed hovcrs
around her lover, and
rWIth palm reversed ii tseemcdto say,
lfyet thou wilt 40, with me 10
Keep liu--oi keep but him away"
And SO continually the bercaved chief chcri.hcs
the life of his foe-gathering food and fuel for
aim and suatchIlg him
From death he sougI, by fell aud ilool. -
He tells his own tale and thus conclude. it -
Aud thu, a. crowdiAg seasons changed,
When many year wa. dead and gone,
mid these lakes in manhood raaged,
Where YET in aye wander on;
And sill Ger that poor slave I've kept
Aylgl that hath slept
And while upon this earth | stay,
From her III still Keep hi,a d'cuy--
From her whom at last shall SEE
Myown, my own eierlaily -
The remainder of the volume is composed OF
various occasional poems, written in the salrsaJu
led style of purity and elegance that m.rllerue
Vigil Of Faith
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
sea FOR SALE-A Farm, NO and half

xIss miles iyns Flushing village, and about IS miles
roul the city New ork The said Farm cpntans about
10 acres choice Land which meadow AMI lila.
bic Laa and IS Principally woodland rhere
three AppeGcharis. containing about S1 young trees Of
grated ftt which annually yield lrusn Twelve hum
re barreI. appIc, and ,here aso choice assortment
small irlil TIN the premises there spacious Mansions
House. with ornamental grounds. gnrsns and >hruhbsry
harr carag ehou>e. rnary ic.aou>S, sneke-!ouse
and all necessary appenagc> either or the convenience az
practical larer. tos the residence man st fortune
of good Sal,-Ncadow. The rising ground,
within quarter OF mile OF the Bay OF which commands
e!i-htiu prospect. and Is altogether OF The
healthy apd desirable locations the Island Terais
comsodatag lnquir, o, X K; Story p Futon-I-. Brook
vn r. VI. Hartley. Clinton Hall New Sora. OF Reuben
NiunSDn on lh, rTrullstS II ln,<
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
t:g FOR SALE.-One Of the most valu-

-, able Farm. in the o New Jer>ey.-The SUBJ
offers for sale the whole OF his Farm upon which he
resides, containing 10 OF land lr high slate OF
cultivation The location and quality the land
passed by any erm III the whole state Tbs tam is su
tr in the vicinity OF the town Paterson, wilhn fifteen
minutes walk ot N' ccnter OF the The dwelling
connodiou> and well arranged. the houses and
argete Whole premises are m complete order two wells
excellent and truii abundance OF all kinds and
pf the very best quality, also fine spring brook running
through the oi the hrrn Persons v'sg on the farm
wishing business IN the city OF Ntwfork can take
the morning train ~ O'clock, and arrive The city
AZ quarter past O. Property IN the city OF Newiork will
be taken part paymeui The subscriber will sell from 80
D 3 acres OF land without the building 81 Is with
building, theNrhole a>t aiay SILT the purchaser:
wM. DiCKEY
~, I,,,S
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
ea FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains - =.

. For sale or ezchane e, 70 racts 81 iahui iasi,y va.
containing l25 zach, soil OF superor b, spch
tered VII" ;ne and covered vtn ne and .yeaa-re
M @ . pas aaD . Wbe az; e ee Tobacco
and ! The sbovf . as.iu or hey s vii be e.
reauce prices, and terms y hn,,s sui. For MAPS
dag and particularly apply 20 * John st no stairs
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

CULVER PLATE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
l2o Witlialnsrce continues TO manufacture Silver
Ware of the hest description and of the latest patterns
re>cntaoD Vases Pitchers, Walters Tea and Coffee Ser
wees. Cake and Fruit Baskets and Chdrens Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Also Dessert Fruit Knives and Forks silver blades FORKS
and Spoons, king threaded and plain threaded patterns
Prize Medals OF various patterns suited Tor prizes oil Flo
rLul,ura, Horticultural and Agricultural Societies
Orders by letter punctualy attended TO-
The whole of these articles manufactured the pre-
sterling silver, and expense spared in
tie beauty of the workmanship.
NR.Drawings aud estimates Of articles Tor presentation
will he furnished in answer 10 an application. i26 SIN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
REAL ESTATE

4b TO LEST-Two line Lofts to let cheap
u II store $50 Wa;sr-s lnquire occupant, ~ II
"A COTTAGE in the Country. miles
IL: ro. tic City; OF Land. Full particulars
Sun. S,~S
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

DARCELS Observation-Disclosures or
Handles yvillb .ieIiver,d puncuay .n, faithfully in
any par, OF - oi Albany very small co'npenSa-
ton ny being LETT SO Ann street LIZ
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-15
SDrfOl0o.
Sar bic Geraussate elmer beuntbcn Monats
Sebrift unter Dem 3ltcl, Der
Wenniuluafia Sauer.


Sebrift unter Dem 3ltcl, per
DenniUlpania Gauer.
es 1T cine ansrfannte wabrbclt, bab in
alien 3,pelscn ocs msnIbicben Wlbsns, re
Iebe uno 9rpbe SortIbritte aemaht merocr,
feline aber psrpient mebr Die 4ufmertlamfsit,
oes sefainmten mrnIblibrn Srrlanprs, ais
per, Der sanowirtbitbaft, nltbt nur ,pcil Der.
feIbe, bet dlteite, Der CbrmilrrlSlte mo uts
tb9Ite 1T, ipnbern pCil rcrftIbc III feb fcltIt
alles men(tblicbe QBifcu ptrclnl9t. Die 0las
turgeGbitbte, Sotanf, gbsmic, Oiccbauit,
llno ibrr ScbIlfcL uub ss 1T wabrbaft CT:
freulieb 81 Icbsn, pa6 10 Wrhl in umlcrm bcrs
licben freien $arbe ais i'm altrn WlutterIanpe
fteb Die selebrteiten S6pfs init oer raoital.
Itben Serte0erunsen ces >anbbaurs uno per
Sieb3ubt tbeoretil6 bei6dfti9eM pemen psr
cenfenbe unp prattiIhe sanoDirtb, neue
Oucllen bes 3Bcbl.tanpes Oerbantet. 9ie
Sefanntmerpuns Ipleber niellchen gntpednn>
gen nnb grtinbun9en, 1T bas QBert Der 9ra:
ferprede. llnitre en9li1ten Sriber in bles
fem sanpe erfreuen fttb Dicle Ioltber Sebriften,
llm aber AUDI nulere oenttbrn Sriber in
SenntniB SieIer Serbe0erunA grfabrunsen
Tim entoefumaen 5u ickcih 1T Die utGtbt ptes
fes ScrihIa9s. Qfir lesen Ielben cinsm &c.
ebrteu publifum ersetenlt Dor, unp inoem
mir auf Northumberland unp lIntsri.iBuns
curb sablreibe ltnteritbrsiber rshncm, Der:
iprccben mir phnftliebss 0la6tommen unlcr.
ieits, init fc!senpcn
Seoln9un9eu:
9erIelbe srlheint am Nnfanse eines jeoen
Wlpnats in 9rcbc Octave, unscfdbr l6 Sei-
ten auf sutcm .Orufpapcr unp ieb6nen
S6riften, fir Gin Sbaler zen Sabrsaus in
ppraus Se3abluna.
Sir niebt ,peniasr ais Elm Sabraans fann
unterIebrieben psrpsn. Nuftnnelauuaen mil
Ben 3,pti Olcnate Dor Nblauf pee prrseben.
oen Sabrs srietsben, uno anc 8Mtltdnce te.
riebtist lein lpenn lelfc berhtltebtisst psrpen
Iollsn.
3Ber 3baler einIenpct, Dem weresn 6
eremplare 5nseteat.
Wlittbelunsen ilber iepsn Gsacnltant pcs
lfsrtanee, Der Sieb3uebt mo hberbaupt
lber Nlles cabln 3ie!enpe, meroen nit Dant
aufsencmmsn, mliiIen aber 10 pis ale Srisfs
poitfyi ein9sianbt ,psrbsn.
Sbeify uno 5ellers.
pombur9, Geptsmber 6.
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Or. 8ebter's
gun9en;D ;Dre Ierpattp.
preis so Gent bic E(aIhe.

ptt'e oU SFHt pIe 0lat(De,
ST cine febr IbdBtare 3ubereituna, entseft
onrb elnen reselmafisen mo berlbmten peuts
ieben Ar3t Der ite iiber finf3is Sabre in Ieis
net et9snen spraris in OeutGcblanb a,branebt
Qatte, III welebem &anbe fte ipabrenb jener 2eit
autierf ans9eoebnt tenust puroe, bet 6utfsu,
Sertaltnnsen, Ratarbfeter, gnabrittiafeit.
Xen6Rniten, Setenz uno Nifenfctmer,en,
SlnHpeielL jeoer 4rt Srutts nno <unarnbes
ieDperoSb unb IN Senlnuna oer berannabenz
oen 4ns5ebruns. Sisles Fam ais sos oer
obl9en sUfeb5tn 9rIaat lperbsn, aber bic 3et.
tun9sbetanntmatbuusen Nno aufpIfpielia pos
gu; leoer befricblsenoe Se,pets i'll oeiIen Wrs
tun9en miro in elnem SerGucbe can,it aef,,us
ben weroen 70 ipie AUDI 5ablreicbe gmpfeblun,
gen cIe Antpeliunss5ettel besleitenp. llpber
1000 Slaiben itno allein in pbilape(pbia
pdbreno Dem lestsn wlnter perfauft morpen,
ein hber5ensenper Se,peis bon beIIen S1usbars
teit, icnit 'piroe cine 70 srrTe Quantitat ME
berfanft tporben fein.
90 fpirfiam 1T Die Wiebain ae,peIen in
enrlruns Der Deribiebenen Sranfbeitsn fir
welebe ite empfcblen 1T, bab fe alien anoern
5neereltlln9en bon Sarfaparilla, panaeeas
&c. febnel poransebt.
Siele SensuiiTe itmo bon 3eit Sn 3eit ebals
ttH ""o o't"iHl 9VWHtgI 'porCPH, 1pet oPtHos
ltenautwano Don 3eitnnasbsfanntmabunaen
perb,etet pereu O1ittbeiluns albier. 9ie
>eibt9lanbislten f6nnen lsidt hberaeuat mere
ben bon rer Slhslidbfeit pisIer ms6i,,n tpeRn
fte anrnfen an $sipp's SeIunobeis Emporium
SO. l9l SlorbSweitenitralTe, nnterbalb ber
8ine @iraiTe, gum Sbilo pss "solpenen4oz
lers unb 9dblansen' all,po 3suani0e uno
Na6weilumsen 81 bunoerten bon Sallen oer
INSTRUMENTATION Guren pureb pieIe W1eoiain,
poraeseist ,psrben f6nnen.
Neaoin9, ben 2, Snni. :.
.*.Oieie Wteoi5iu 1T nm ben cben anse>
sebenen preis in oieier 9ruesrei su baben.
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BranOretD's
Seoitabllien uniperlal= Yiaen.
GTUooesffoE Ger DerfdlTcber,


9aS Yublifum bslisbs III bscbatbten, eas fei.
ne Sranoretb's spiaen iebt (tno penn nibt
Die Shatbteln init nruem Setteln DerIeten
ltne. es llnb orei nnb jepe emtbdlt Die 9leis
che Namrneaufebrift Don Or. Sranbretb.
Oieie 3ettel ltnb in Stabl aeltohsn fh6n
Der5ert unb NIT cinem &oltcnaufspance pcn
mebrcren SauIcnb 3balern gematbt.
erlnnert entb, Der aleihe Stame bon 3.
eranoretb mu6 cbcn auf Der Shacbte(, ,auf
cer @eite unb auf ben Soben Iein 8ei Gors
fdltiacr ltnterlutbuna itt rer Slame Yenjas
min Sramrretb auf perftbieoQnen Stellen ber
nenen 3ettel ju fincen, ipelhe aerau eIeieb
mit 9r. Sranpretbs 6anpIt6rift 1T. 9iefer
Same III in Dem 0leewcrfe ~ finoen.
0ie sDillen iperpen 5u 25 Gent Die Stbatb.
tel pertaaft, bon oen fclsencen Isenten in
8erfs gauntp:
Stiebter unb We&nisbt, Neaoina W1iaer,
Sebeifp II. Smitb, 5amburs 81. &. Soper,
SernDillc; Daniel q. Sautt, an ber Neacins
ger Stra6e natb Sernbille; Samuel !6etbler,
Baumstaun; s. It. 9. Soper, Soperstaun ;
Senrp 9inale, Sriecensburs Niebaro s.
Sones, ltnichbllle 1D.mp &. SanoerGlei6,
womelsoorf; Samuel Olpore, ,@tcu6sbura
8emsrfe ras jscer 4asnt ein ensrapiertee
gsrtlfieat oer NsenHbaft Bat, mtsinsa Nns
Itcbt BON Or. Sranpretb'e Wlanufafterp ~
Sina Cling Dat lttsIenp, nnc auf ,peleben ritbs
ti9e gcpien Der neuen 3ettsl su feben 1tno,
bic jest auf Sranoretb's spiaen Sebaebteln
sebrauebt perben.
y. 3ranoretb, so. 9.
6roes uno Kleinperfauf an feiner Of
fee, $40. 8. Sloro 8ts Strabs pbilabspb'a
Sebruar Is, 1842. IS.
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Gem @srfe msbr Sob bsile9sn molten, al5
IS pon &elebrten, BON Sobperlfdnbi9en, bon
Mdnnsrn wie nlublenbcra unb Kcim, biz
aus pielen @runoen in Der bohlfen 9unt bee
Iolfs5 ifeben, srbelt, mare unfbidlib, eitsl une
tibsrt1ifT9. Ser Nbtbars <. II. i)Iublens
bera fagt popon:
"Sd bin gan, iberjeust, oaB Nlemano bic.
.He Setrahtun9en obue StuBen IeIsn tant.
,'ge wdre oaber 5u tpinIeben, raB reebt Siels
,1te III Die 6dnpe bctdmen ilno aufmcrfIam
,,purtbeicn motbten, inbem Ite mir treffiob
,,9ecisnct lcbsincu, teinabe Seccrmanu nciIer
,Imr bcder su maCben . cole gmpfnpuu9cn
- quite SorIdBe - Serub9uns unp 3rolt,
- NIT tincm Worte - suaeno uno zen
"srbn Der 9uscnp bcrpor5ntrinaen."
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oarilber tclssnbsrmassn aus:
"gs 1T in pieIem >anos niebts 5l fnben,
"oas better sceisnet ipdre bas Dobl nub bic
"SliFIel9fsit BET menGhlihen Samlie III
"beforpern, ais eben bieles Berf.'
9urb biefe f6meibelbaften 3eu9niGe auf9e
muntsrt, peroen bcTentlieb Siele, ia Die Oseiltsn
unierer bsutibsn Srhosr, uno ebenfo Die bsutibs
!eienben @inasbornsn bieisS Qanbe5, III bsm
trsfhidrn 9Serfe su unterihrsben beiebsn.
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ene Sur 9efun9 Der Soften binrsidenoe Nn>
jabl Subierbenten porbanoen fein mirb.
Seoinaunaen :-Oas Bert ,pirb in 6efs
ten bon elrca 60 bis 100 Seitcn erGdbeinen
gum preis bon 25 Gent jeoss Die teim
empfan9e eines jsoen finlelnen Seftes AZ
sntitbtcn ltnp. 0ie 3n1enoun9 9cftbicbt auf
Soften oes 6erausssbsrs. Oas erlte 6eft
eri6eint io5alc cine binlansliebe Nnsabl Cub
Icribenten pcrbancen 0nr; bic ilbrisen wers
ben ioraun bon Wlonat su Wonat folsen bis
oas Sanse 600 Ssiten tilot. lSsr Gin 6eft
abnimmt matbt 0b CUR Abnabms unb Bah
flung ocs @anSen pertinpIiet. User Z Inter.
fbrsibsr fammlt unb fir Die ribti9s 3aDluna
bhr9t, erbdlt oos Ste @rsmplar fir feline Sss
lobnuna. Druf uno papisr wsroen niobts
Su ,pi,nIheu abris lai1en.
q fap. waaner.
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2t9cnten fir oen Serfauf Don Or.
0el0p'S Slut- -Yillen.

3. 81. Smltb 1t. Go. ate StraiIe, nabe am
8ptben stwen wirtbsbauie.
s. SiIbert II. 60. Ste ct. oberbalb Der
Wsin Straiie.
Srisoreb Slstt, gfs per 2tsn uno gallcps
bill @tralIe.
9. D. Oafelp, Nppotbcfer, gteaoins.
Sarab y. Wlorris, 90. 90.
Schn s. tons, 90 >anfalter.
3. 3. Ololsr, %. 9taentaun
8. 9. $innert, &aufman,l, $aneatter
O1iaer, Shifp II. Smitb, %. 6ambnrs
gfltno gum 9erfauf in Der 0rnferei pieIer
3etuus, prsis 25 Gent bic @ebatbte(