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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
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Srdnepcrtattplte-Gtn -Gtnte.

O1adt hermit befannt, eaB iie nun bereit
it lBaorcn BON jcber gcnenning in @;ns
pfaug III nebmell, al ibrem nlten Stnnee ans
8rcd'6 gBborf untegbalb cer 8ine Strase
an Der Delamdre, I'm oie1elbc sn uerfdlifen
nacb 2)drbIcDpile, 3oplcrspille, 9ieusNcpe,
Gd1cn, Sctblehem, 9lllentalin iilo W2ond)s
@huuf, 70 mic an alle nneere .pldbe S,pldlen
pbilaoelpbid uno Wauh @hnnf, bic an Der
cclawarr pecr eeda Iic9en.
sic iinb I'M Stanoe, QBaaren II. prcbufte
BON nno mad, yeuDcrf sn perfd)ifcn aufeem
Delaware uuh 9idritau Canal. Sie baben
cine 8crbincnug init Sames unb c. gleil(cn
pom 9ieu SriIn6pid 9emddlt, ipeldle bic
Wdnrcu BON 9ieuUorf brinacn. Die einie
Der SNrrren giciIfrn perIdet QBbeit Sdll, g..
2)crf reoclmdeig crei WlaI jeee QBpfr usb
febrt Surilf.
2(tlc, QSilion unb 60.
9Ipril 13. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
Die 0eIcl,Gftc

,pereen all benz oltcn Stauo fortbetrieben
bon ben llnterfhriebenen, inter her Strmo
BON prcblt unb Rrane. Sie faLren fort
@ufcieen fir MibIen, Yferbe arofte, Wia'
fdinen oIler Slrt nuf6 8elfe unb phnftltdite
su perferti9er. Wiblmad1er init tbremSnnt'
9eld,dft, 70 ipie audi MibIei9ncr ilno ein9e'
laben (td, su ilberjcueen bon Der 9Irbeit, 70
,pie dlitb bon ben 9uten GNdnen uno @mridls
tuuaen Der Venblen. lBcil Ge einen Der be-
fen WproeIs Cpottern) W1dder taben, 70 lpie
audi oncere quite glrbciter gum Gi(enbreheu
nno @ieeen, 70 9lauben ite i'm Stdnee gu tein
ii,ren &unbcn bon Der belten unb oauerbaf'
telten 9Irbeit Su Iirfern.
91rpbf uno SrauB,
9lpril 27. rq-bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
sc a fh ri tb t.

s(lIe Diejeni0eit petde nod lit ben Sils
TiYerH bes G5. Aoplpb Sage, fur CUB
feripticn gum "9eda Batrict'' peer fur Drus
dfcrdrbeit unb gefnnntmadyungen lduioi9
Tnp, iperDeu biermit gum lestenmaI erfud,t
3ablung su teiifen in Der Ornderei eieler Bel
tun9, ipp fidl bic Binder jcBt befineen. Scls
dye, peld)e bieIes md,t bead,ten, miIeu fId,
nidlt befdlwrrcn rprun fc llntcfeu beSwe9en
crbaltcn.
@. 9lbo(pb Saae,
frfberer 9eranssrber beS ~e. pat"
0Trril 90. nq-3Ua
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
Q(u bas qoublifunt.

Der llnterIdlriebene, trrhnhaft iii 9Illcns
TAIN, qcdd' @onntD, bat felt ciuer pieljdbris
gen prori6 beocutsnee @rfnbrungen als
y fcrb cs9lrst qemadlt uno bietet einem
9erbrten publifum furtipdbrenn feine Girnife
ergebenlt an. Gr unternimmt afIe bic ges
nDbnlidben SranfIcitcr nno Scbler her
pferoe nadl ben bCIten WethOcen ;n behans
ocln uno anf bos 9eldipinoeife ~ furiren,
uno 1T bcreit oencn bic scincr Sshlfc bcnr>
th9t fInb, in ciniger Gutfrruun9 ~ eicnsn,
nuo Sipar lei Gag coer bci 0idd,t.
Dd er NIT Zen nGtbi0en Snitrnmcnten rno
einer 8erld'ieeenheit Der brifen uno nencifrn
Bidder perfehen it, nnb nebenber eurdl cine
pieljdhrigc @rfabrung unb llebung i'll biefem
Gjefddft, fdl uiele Scuntniee oerfdafft bot,
70 hpfft CT feilien MitbiIr9trn in bielem 8dd)
nod immer nittlid, III fcin.
@r piro alIrscit bilIi9 IN fcincn Screeruns
gen fir icinr Wilbe uno bic n6thigsn SIrss
neirittel Iein.
George Oeinrid.
prSr peripeiict auf fcl9encr Soerrcn;
@barle6 s.. lfartin, fen, NJ. ID.
9lbrabam Gtcnt, NJ. ID.
@riffitb 8. S1plt, M. ID.
Sil9hman $. Wiartin, M. ID.
Charles s.. Wlartin it,, NJ. ID.
Charles e. IiartiL IT,, NJ. ID.
Stcpben Src6t M. ID.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
Mpri[ q
QBal(l,tltatpit Omttap,

G6neiber III Der Staot 9lQentaun.
8enahridtiget ieine Sreuuoe uub BAD pubs
fifum iiberbaltpt, oae er feine Bertffdtts ets
ne Gbure ipeiflid BON fetncr friibern Bobs
nnng perle9t bat, alIpc CT oae
9 6neioers g c ( 6 q ft
in aleu- befeu perIhieoenen 3weioen fcrtbe,
freiben ipiro.
Gr ii banfbar fur 9cnpecuc 8uubiddft II.
apirb iIdl bemiitfn bielclbe, 70 ipie cine 8ers
Hiehrung, fernerbm ~ oerbienen.
9lpril 6, n1-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
eJnDtalt Pm9attpG
pber cSnSian peoetab[e Ni(Ieu.

poer Snotail oe9etable ptlleit.
Giele bcriibmtc Mebisin piro inter trr
9IuflId,t bcS QEilliam Wright, 0icesprefbcnt
bon ccm "Jioros s9lmerifanilden @c(unbhcitss
@cae9ium," pcrfcrti9t, ino lct fclgcnoe
&rantbeitcn nnfeblbar heilcn:
@nf;inoeubc 8icter faulenSe 8ietcr !;
SdmcrSen I'M MaaeuL enn0c, gcber, 9liiden
uno Seite @erluit beS 9Ippetits 5tranfe6
Stcpfmeb; Nhenmatie beices gIcmte rrer
@hroniih; Slnffreieu uno Sreden Gurds
fla, 3uhr uno @cIif; GDspepfIa, WiISfudlt,
faNence Sudt, blauen S9uifcn Nerjficpfen,
@eidmiire uuo Wnueeu aler 9rt Sdipas
die Werpen, GieeergeihIagenhcit uno ale
anoerc Rranfhcitcn Der 6rauensperlonfn.
Sbl9e WeeBin 1T an Gem gerin9cn preiS
bon 25 @ents Die Dor, 1T bcm 8udfpbr ess
llntcridrietenen 81 pabeu.
q. 9. 9luhc.
9Illentaun BOP. 3. IS41. rq-tp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
1000 41funo b(an9efarbfes
SsaltmlpDQell Gidrlt

Don auler GuaIitit unb nifs cauerbaftelfe
aefdrtt IN bei benz llnteridlriebenen i'm Grcf,
fsii no &leiuen billi9 su prrfanfen, in oem
.F6racr(d,ap Der WiilIerstouner Wcaenmanns
ifafhtr, rpc ber(elbe icpohl bic Sdrberei III als
len Bermei9ungen, icipic audi ale ubrioen
9@jc(d,dffe treld,e bisber bort betrieben ipurs
ben, ferner bettcibt
Soenrp @abricl.
Waillerstaiin, Eeb. 46. nq sDl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
S1atbam OrefN en-

O3dd,t hermit fcincn 1rrunben iInc benz
publifnm iberbdupt befdint hdB or einen
SocIshpf all benz nten Stdno bon @an9trer
unb Drefd)cr lit Der pamiItpn Stroee pbers
bolb s. agenbu DIS 98irtbStane, III 9Ils
lentaun, erOffret bat, no CT auf pano bat,
Gin all9enleinc6 9I6crtement nrn
8aubol S-ildntll6
6irlhen 8carb6 unb plaufen--Tdils
mel 8carcs-belfe Sprte @eltpetnt
SloorsSporo6- -9Get6petnt Sporps-
@eltpeint Scentlin0 fir 8enifer9eitels
le-Semlof SCantling = Solter--
Sparrelt-SaarbS rno anbere6 Volls
tcl3-@ @eltpeint Dlanteit- Sctnts mo
Sap Sbinpeln- -l]fcifen- 0attell-
WiaurerzS,utten, II. {. ~.
las pubIifum piro nd,tuua6pcn eingeld'
ben, anSnrufcn uno fir fItb lcIbif 5u urtbeilen.
@r III eautbor fur Die 0encsene giiti9c llns
tertiieuu1 unb miro iId beitrebrn ourd, biais
9e unb piiuftItd,e 8eoienung fdl Der feruern
llntcrfileun9 feturr Srennbe unb oes pubIi'
fllme ipnrbt9 81 MAIDEN.
9tatban Srefber.
sIlIcntdt;t, gIpril 10. rq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
Naelrielt

pirb hermit geaebcn, ooe Der Invertebrates
nc ais sominilfratcr bon Der SSintcrlaeens
ldaft ces perlfrrtcncu 9lbrabam Stez
det leHtbin bon ICros9Ebeitball 2aunfdir,
gedia @anniD crnannt mofeemiif, ,-9Ifte eies
jcniacii enber welete aHf iraene etnc 9Ert an
Die belagte JointerIaecnldaft lellMloia fnc,
wcrecn hicremdi anfaefcreert, sfpifdcu MN
nno oem lffen gIa9nft, nodlfcne, absnbesahs
Icr,--ilub Splche ole rechtmdetge 6eroeTuns
gcu haben, beIleben ihre 9ledhnuugcn etens
.iaIle bie rabn ipablbeaatiat cin5bfmaell
Selralp Slehler
9.stlI ~ pG-6u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
Nerti0en &[eiOnn0sffiifen,

ilnterboIcn su perfdlieoeucit prciltu.
Die cbi9en Slcicnn9sftide Gub uutcr feis
ner slufItdlt 9emad,t fporocn unb CT 1T mils
Iens, fe cbuc altes 'peiterc Cob fir Td) 1eIblt
reocn ;u lahen.
9Iudl batter tincn 8crratb bon Stcds,
Sccmoefra9eu, uno locmoen ;u uerfaufeu.
0r { ape M a Sc II fir S6ueioer IIub
iInmcrfcrt bsi ibm 3u babeu.
Same6 SameIen.
P"@r bat bic 9aeuncrfer uuo pbilaocIs
pber 8afdens bereits empfau9cn NIB Diejes
ni9en rpeIdlc icId)e unterfhriebeu babcn bes
Ileben eteielben bel ibn abSubclen.
SIpril 27. iio--6We
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
QlStro perloltaf.

Gin Webers@eieII miro fr9Icid, Bel cem
llnteridrietenen in Glib Wbcithalt Toun,
idlip, eedla @anntp perEangt. Gincr Der fcu
@eiddft ant verlehf unb lnidtern if fam
olf lanse 3eit 9IrbeiinIlo guteH eoli red,nen,
spenn CT fit icgfeidl nfIpet, sci
9anieI :. 09hcaeS.
epfll u. 1919. ila GnI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
al Derlel)mcu.

8erfhiebcnc 9erdumiae Stubcu (uio auf
beui smeiten Stediperf cincs an olele Dru.
sferei aralisenoen @jebdIibes an einem biais
gen prelg 5a perIebnen. Das Jaahere BEL
g. u. Gube.
2nrll g 1912. NQ-6ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
10000 Sebinreln.

Der llnterfdriebene, wcbnhaft in SNeitcI
ber9 1atnidiip, gedAa GointD, bietct 15:, GOO
Scnt. unb edp'GdinoeIu. 70 lpie aud, cine
grree Gnantitdt QBeiRs ulle 9iclbs peint,
gcarcs, ipcblfeil fur 9aar Gjsio 5um Scr,
fiuf an.
Gns 9iucn.
9lrrIl RI, lla--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
apri 20,
QBatieit Court.

Cine aufscfhcbene @oilenccnrt pirc 9e
baIten rcreCn an Eicnifog ecn 2sfen citni
uddlfsnS, INN 10 llbr Scrmittoae, i'm @curt
hnufc in 9tIlentanu, 100 olle pervuen lId) eius
finbeu t6nneu he @eIdidfte hoben.
@barleS g. Ynld,, Sdr.
Suui1. iig-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
s5ronpretD's qDtQen.

8erfd f6er6 6 o be 8 / 6 Tag.
Oa6 pnbifnm fpiro bicrbnrh aufmerf1am
9emadlt, oae fcine Iranoretb pillen idlt Tno,
Weun tic nid,t brei 2dteG6 (einS auf benz ebern
@nee Der Sd)ad,tel, Gins anf Der Seite uno
Gins auf ccm intern @nce) haben jeoes bers
Gelben cntbdlt Elm @leidlnis ieiner Tamen6s
untcrId,rift, nemlid auf fcIgenbe lBeife Q.
Srnuoretb, M. .. = Dieie 9dbel6 ilno duf
StnbL 1ebr fein uuo fd6n, ein9rnuirt, ilno fo'
tlcteu $4,000 3bdIer.-Caber pirb man ere
fcben, od6 bad @inSigc mac man fOtbig bat
eie(e WPeoisin ddlt Su erbaltcn it, oae man
Die edbelS gcltau untcrIudlt.
8Cr9cet nidlt 9enan auf bic e1bcls adt si
bobcn.
Certificate BON 9(9entld)aftCn,
Sur Den 8erfnnf BON Sraubretb6 Be9etabli,
ldIen llniperidt piIIen in eedja @auntD.
q. {. 9lube, 9Illentauu.
Scd ilnb 6uaue, gmallS.
gR. @ccper uno So. @ocperSburg,
q. Yctcr Grerlerstann.
9iprtbampten @auntp.
W1ntbcw Sfraue, Bctblebem.
c,ctn Seitcb 9ia3drcth.
q. .. 8crnes, Bath,
Wini. s.. SocmfIit9, @aitcn.
8eobadtet bas je9lid,er 9l9cnt Elm cingras
oirtcS @erti1cnt bon g9entldaft bat; cnthals
teno cine 8critelIun9 bon Or. 8rdncrctb's
Waunfafhlr su Sin9 Sing, uno wcrauf audi
ein bcutlibce @opie ucn ben nenen edbcls
weldle 9c9cnlpdrti9 ouf Sranbretbs piaens
Sd)ad,tcin 9ebrand,t pereeu, Su lcbcn 1T.
pbilaeeipbia Office, Oio. s, gicre Ste
Straee.
y. Sranbrcth SIC. ..
9Ipril 8, 1912. nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
9leuer Stobr.
9IpriI s, 1sl2.


Ter Undergraduate bittet um Grldntnie
ansuiei9en, eae or fd) MN Wieoer etatIiri
bat i'll Ger Staot 9lllentoun, ndd,ftc 3hiWe
in Sarn. peter 9eubaroe Gilenitcbr, i'll Ger
Seamlltcn Strdee, no or in eini9en Ia9en eis
nen q anScnoen 8orratb aller
slrten 1rcdencr Baaren, Gjrc5ereien, Srs
een uno @IaSslSaarcn er6ffnen piro, fueIdle
CT al B bis % prcScut nieeri9er perfanfcn
ipiro, ais flc frnbcr uerfnuft wurSen-atcr
MIR firSaar @clo pcer 9anceeprrenfle.
ia ecr llnterieidlnete iIh entidllchrn bat,
nur fur 8aar @eIo oher i'm 9IustonIoh fir
prooutte Si perfaufen, mag oas Vnblifum
uerlIdlert leiit, caB es, wenu rs bel ibnl ans
ruff, fd eapcn ilberSeu9en nirh, uno ooB or
ourh pilnfdide Sebicnun9 fciner @cldldfte,
ltd eaS 3ntraucn oes pnblifnme inSiebcn
iplrb.
6. g. 9tube.
sIpril 90, nq--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
Spmnter Glitter.

aud beuen or ale sIrteu Stleicun9Sitiife ouf
8citeGung 3u MAIDEN bcret 1T; uno cn CT
intmcr quite 9Irbciter hdIt, 70 fanu CT ale 8es
ItclIuu9eu gut uto duf bad fhuelIite betor9eu !;
ipie audl eincn 9rceen 8prratb bon
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
9S 0 b { fetler
S5aorgelp Strbr!

Eie llntcrfhrirtcnencli, ircIdJc cad Snters
rlle IN ecm Stchr ben Stcm nub 9Bsnner
fdufidl an I'D, gcSr9en babeu, ltatten i'm gfaz
men Der frlbcrn 6irma ibrrn Runeen Cant
ob, fir bic rcidllidle llnterifiItun9 pcldls fe
pdtreno ihrer @ielrllfbaftSfibruna eencHen
haben. Gle nehmen Su9leid, and, ric 8rcis
belt ihre Grennoc nnb beicnters eis 5tunhen
Der nlten Nirma 81 tenodjrichteen, eas fe
pte friher immcr CUTE Waareu Sll hnItcn ges
ocnfcil, BIC fle ipie 9epohnlid, an iuferft tiis
li9cn preieeu fur baar Gclo jt perfaufea
millens fiuh.
eancessprcoufte mcrcen i'm 9lnstduif fir
qBaaren AT ben bOditsn WdrfIpreieen aus
9cncmnleii.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-22
&(eiper-S Sfollr.

Der llntcrfhriebeue bat in lcinem 6lcibers
Stcbr in Der SamltpusStraee, 9egenilbcr
Sras s. 0utltcbr, eiu ppIlitdnci9e6 9Idcrtis
meut BON feinen
Gli6ern mlo GalImerc6
aIcr 9Irten unb cin pcGlfinoi9es 9ITcrtiment
fnit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03
The Coalition.

The union between Loco-F ocosn1 and Tylerism
is rapidly approaching its contamination. The
two parties have for some time been casting afiec-
tionate glances at each other, and their marriage
must be near at hand, Judging from the auptial
present which Loco-Focoism has just received
The public printing was on Monday taken from
the Albany Daily Advertiser and given to the AL
bany Argus. The Advertiser seems rather re-
lievad by the removal of the incubus. MS will be
seen by the paragraph which we quote from its
article on the subject:
The privilege of the publications referred to is
as nothing compared with the qualification attend
ant on performing the patriotic duty of opposing
such q President as John Tyler-of supporting the
WING CAUSE and HEERY CLAY-and of express
ing r opinions freely, not only inrelation to NAL
Expresses, but on ali other subjects in which the
People are interested"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03
EditoFial Corresp dence.
Saratoga springs.

iHE PAVILION, 1Ws 81, iok--
The intensely sulry, dusty heat of yesterday was
broken about SHUTDOWN by shower, or rather
coalitioa of thunder showers, from which the rain
poured do~r with great energy, and this continued
,.laKly through the night. / have rarely ii ever
known summer night in which the wind and
storm suatained wilder chorus. This morning it
had sobercd down little, sultry Southern gale
trans 9rmed to dull North Easter the rain falling
moderately and tapering oil through the day to q
cool Scottsh mist; but we &c; no sunshine ard
scarcely dry hour this evening. Of course. J.,
who arrived Jus, as the storm broke upon the VII
lage, hare nothing yet; and only know that
Saratoga Is tlirner than she has been this sea-
son-the United States being tha only Hotel over
run yet, and that only gaveup taking new corners
at midday yesterday, with her 800 apartments
filed, and some 80 or 60 guests colonized in ada
cent dwellings.
Here at the Pavilion there are yet abundant ac-
commodatiens, in the midst Of delightful shades
and arbo,s, which render dog day noon cool,
fragrant and breezy. The Springs are all around
and fountains freshly filed from each stand ever in
the hall, especially calculated for such days
this. Tomorrow l hope to see and say something
of the place, its people, and its visitors.
The storm of last right must have done much
damage to the unharyested Grain and other grow
ing vegetation.
came up yesterday over the Troy Railroad, and
was surprised to find the route SO pleasant Every
visiter to the Spriase should UP by way of
Troy aud Waterford, returning by Schenectady and
Albany or rice versd, thus viewing the scenery
on each and making comparisons for future guild
anc.. If you wish, 10 stop in either Albany or
Troy, yet reach the Springs by fair daylight, you
can have half day in either by taking the night
boat from New-York and the Troy route. If you
stop in Troy, come directly up to it in the small
boat from Albany; if in Albany, take the stage
thence to Troy at any hour up to o'clock, and
you are in time for the 3 o'clock train from Troy
which reaches the Springs before 6 o'clock. The
fare from Albany is the same ($1,5O) either way
the time about hours C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

DISAPPEARANCE OF ELDER ORsoN PRATT
The Warsaw Signal. paper published near Nau-
voo states that information had been received at
Warsaw of the sudden disappearance of Elder
Orson Pratt prominent Mormon. He left pa
per, stating that his disappearance was caused by
Joe Smiths treatment of his wife, and BY some
wrong doing in the church He confirms Gen. Ben
nets statement relative to Joe Smith attempt to
seduce Mrs. Pratt. 1t was supposed by some in
Nauvoo that he had committed suicide, and about
500 were out in search of him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03
COLUMBIA Co1LEeE.-We learn from tn

ON--S-'pAh
American that NATHANIEL F. Moore, Ii. D.,
long Professor of the Latin aud Greek languages
in Columbia College, though not connected with II
for some years past was on Monday chosen presi-
dent of the College, vice Wn. a. DsER, resigned.
The Editor briefly but enphatically ADDS, :" DR..
Moore is scholar and gentleman. We can
give our most hearty assent to this but comPrc-
hensive as i, il, it leaves much untold. Dr. Moore
was distinguished in his Professor Chair for the
comprehensiveHess with which he entered into the
spirit of the ancient au.hers, and the wide extent
oflearning which he gathered from all quarters to
illustrate his favorite studies. His urbauty and
dignity of manner won the attachment and COM
nsnded the respect of the students, and sis re-
signatou of his post excited general and deep re
grct. He has lately retained from an extended
tour through Europe and the East. and is well
coined back by an election to this honorable and
distinguished station. The appointment is one
which will be generally popular particularly
among the alumni, who have had the best oPpor-
tunity 70 learn and appreciate his worth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

The BETTER CsRREScY."-The traveller in
the West experiences the full advantages of
the Z" better currency afforded by the State
Banks. The specie standard is established at
Cincinnati Louisville, St. Louis, and New Or
leans, and IN Indiana; and yet the traveller at the
West, starting with the specie bank paper of either
of these points, will often find to change
his funds. With Ohio or New Orleans paper he
cannot move an inch in the interior of kentusky.
AZ every change of mis- funds he must lose from 8
t" 40 FER cent. discount. Specie paying New Or
leans funds are to 10 per cent discount here,
and Indiana at 3. At ST. Louis, kentucky paper
is quoted at and ) per cent. discount If the
traveller wishes for something that will pass for
its face every where, he must purchase American
gold; and ne cannot get that for less than per
cent. premium ON silver money For CONNER
cial and ever.trayelng people like this, with
t@entysiS States, all with their banks, to at,empt
to get on without some National currency is as
absurd as it would be to dispense with steamboats,
the MissississiPpi and return to the old barge
and tiatboa-. Louisville Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

FIRE N BALr1NoRE.-A fire broke out this
morning in the warehouse No. 81 S Calvert street,
owned by ]. B. Morris, Esq. and occupied as a
bacon s,ore by Messrs. L. & G. Cassard, which
destroyed the whole interior Of the building with
its contents. There was full insurance on the
warehouse in the Equitable Society. This we are
told makes the third time within year past thar
these gentlemen have been barnt out.
sS Bait. Pat, Aug. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

CO The civlfuncionarie, and the officers fFraace
new this city, desire make known, thar funeral rite,
will be celebrated al the Catholic Cathedral this morning,
10 o'clock memory the late Ferdinand PHILIPPE Louis
Charles Henri Goreans, Duke OF Orleans Prince ROYAL
born Palermo TIE Sd September 1870 and deceased
Paris, The 18th Of July, lsIs.
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THE TRIBU N E.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1912

II liz WARRINGTON CRY the Tribune may be had at
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

INTERESTING DEcIsIoN.-We learn from the
Boston Advertiser, that in the Court of Commo
Pleas on Thursday, in the case depending upon the
attachment law of Massachusetts, Chief ustice
Williams ruled that tooth brush is neither 81
tool of trade" nor household furniture ner
wearing apparel" and was not exempt from at
tachment; but his honor was clearly of opinion
that ,hinble in actual use, could not be taken for
debt in Mas sachusetts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

CHARACTERISTIC AND RIGHr.-Keepers OF
Temperance Houses complain that their friends
enjoy their rooms and other accommodations with
GU, ever rendering an equivalent a correspond
ent mentions little incident characteristic of Mr..
Clay and his generosity. On his return home, ne
stopped at tavern and asked for glass of cool
water, Offering one at the same time the stage
driver. He requested second glass, which was
rather grutay given. as the tavern keeper supposed
he was supplying him gratuitously. His face
changed essentially when Mr.. Clay handed him q
piece of silver which the man at first refused, but
which he finally consented to receive as an equiv
aleat for the refreskment he had given, whether
ran, or sater. Phil. Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

F1kE.-The drug store of 7. n. HOLSTER on
River street. was discovered to be on ire SATURDAY.
night, about halfpast ten o'clock. The engines
were promptly on hand, and the FIRE was extin-
guished. Cause of FIRE not ascertained.
THROW VIII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

EMIGRATION TO WlscosslN.-The Cleveland
Herard says the tide of emigration through the
Lake channel this is setting into Wisconsin
Territory with great force The rich farming lands
of the Territory offer great inducements to agrcul-
tEraists, and yet State Indebtedness threaten.
high taxation The last Southport American says:
ave are told that in Milwaukee the emi:rants
have lodge On the streets; in Racine every tavern
is crowded. in Southport the taverns full there
is scarcely room 10 let and one house has, we
believe, thirty families in the chambers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

10 Mr.. Mason, of Ohio, valuable business
member of Congress, has announced in letter
dated July 10, his determination not to be again n
candidate for Congress-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

70 a schooner was carszed in Chesapeake
Bay on Sunday morning, and German passenger
drowned. Several vessels were driven on shore
in the same gale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

~ DR.. Hamilton of Burke Co., Ga. was killed
on the 23d ult, by leaping from his sulkey while
his horse was running away.