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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

CHATHAM THEATRE.-Hill cannot be beat in his
peculiar line, as all will bear evidence who had the
pleasure of witnessing his personation of Major
Wheeler and Seth Slope last night Indeed, Hill is
becoming so identified with the Chatham. and rem
derng himself SO essential to the happiness and gra
LITIGATION of the frequeners of that house, that in
expressing hope that both himself and the mana
ger may find it sufficiently advantageous to make
his engagement permanent one, we are satisfied
we do no more than make the wishes of their nu-
merous friends public. He appears again on Mon.
day evening, as also Mr.. Wood and his interesting
son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

CO AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The engagement of
the German vccasts. three charming girls and male
performer who in their national costume sing
trios, duets and solos, with harp and guitar accom-
panimens will be brilliant addition to the magnificent
attractions of this establishment. General Tom Thumb,
having been released rather bought off from his en-
gsgement in Boston, has magnanmousy consented to re-
main till Monday next The model of Paris remains
with Mr.. Sherman Miss Phillips, the Oipsey Girl and
the thousands Of interesting objects which make this
place resort for all who would combine instruction with
amusement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

We did not receive last night any accounts Of the ar
angemons making for the expected reception of Daniel
Webster in Boston. 1t is.supposed that the meeting on
Friday night would make arang emen,s for this week
Curiosity is the tipoe for furthur Developments
great crisis has come Mr. Webster himself is expected
from Long Island to-day and will probably return 10 b's
ton tomorrow or Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

bAUECn--The splendid steamboat Kn;cke,bocL.
er, viii he launched to morrow morning from Smith
& Dimon's yard, foot Of Fourth street, at o'clock
She is over 1909 tons burhen, and is 325 fee, long
intended tor the North river, and will run as a night
boat, under the command of Capt. ST John. May
che be as successful az she 10 beautiful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

highly Important from Tex"s-str"nse
innings In that Republic-COmmodOr
proore declared an OutlaSv-President
Houston accused or Treachery-and the
Government In Confusion.
From the New Orleans papers, by late arrivals at
that port from Galveston and all parts Of Texas, we
find that the worst anticpatons in regard to Hous-
toms treatment of and feeling toward the navy of
the Republic, and lis gallant commander, Commo-
dore Moore are realized, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing proclamation, which the President has
caused TO be published -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

NAvAL.-The U S. slooP of war Marion, Captain
Armstrong, sailed from st. Thomas the 18th inst
for Pensacola all well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28
mz-THERE APPEARS TO BE NO END TO THE

n3-THERE APPEARS TO BE NO END TO THE
efforts OF the manager of Peales New York Museum in
his desire to afford the public qualification. He this week
presents attractions that have been be
orally he has catered former occasions Signor
Bltz whose fame spread the Union the most
celebrated Magiciau Ventroqust, and Plate Dancer is
engaged Mr. T. Brewer the very best of comic Singers
appears also Miss Affair." the captivating and charming
vocalist Miss Blanchard the expert Juggleress, and ex
que performer those most melodious OF instruments
the musical glasses and La Petite Ceio. the enchanting
Danseuse. The splendid picture gallery performances
magnificent model Of Chinese junk and half million
Of curiosities are all to be for shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

REMovED-Thomas H. Bond, Collector of Oswe.
go, to make room for G. H. M'Whorton, editor Of
the Oswego Palladium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

FALLING COMING MEETING The rain has been
falling for day or two past-the Quakers have
been coming for day or two past their an
nual meeting commences tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

TYLER MEETINGS Tyler meetings have just been
held in Philadelphia and in Trenton and both of
them very decided failures. Mr. Tyler should aban-
don such elechoneering projects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

SUNK.-A schooner was run into on Lake Erie on
the 9th inst. and Immediately sunk, all on board
persisted. We have not heard the name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28
Circular to Collectors of the Customs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

SIR
For the information Of the maritime and commercial
communities transmit the annexed list Of certain de-
signated Light Houses and Beacons the coast OF the
United States with their respective lattudes and long
tudes, determined by the preliminary calculations Of
the survey accompanied with explanatory remarks
by F. r. Hassler, ESQ., superintendent OF said survey.
Respectfully,
J. c. SPENCER,
Secretary THE Treasury
To the Collector OF the Customs.
LIST LATIruDEs AND LoNGITUprs LIGHT
HOUSES CoAsT THE UrIrED STATES, DETER
MIrED from TBE PRELIMINARY CALCULATIONS or THE
(oas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

{a7- SAVE YOUR OSEY.-Comstocks , n., o.
saTssparla is warranted equal either SANDS or bfs
a per dozen 10 be had OF u Courand' street, mar
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

r. sUBsoRHERs changing their residence, will please
notify this office Of Nassau and Fulton streets,
where they want the Herald LEFT hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

lime AND Sized. The Empire was at the dock
IN Albany, on Friday, at 80 minutes past 3the Cur.
Us Peck ~ minutes later-the former making the
passage IN hours and IS minutes, the latter in 8
hours and 81 minutes
Tins is an extraordinary run, Notwithstanding the
favorable wind and tide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

FoURERisM AND DANIEL WEBsTER.-Park God
win, the editor of the Path Finder, and coadjutor
of Brisbane, Claiming, Greeley, and the other
Founertes, is out against Webster's speech lie
says that Mr.. Webster begins at the wrong end to
work out a reform. Mr.. Godwin's plan is, not to
go abroad negotiating treaties with England .and
France, but to begin at home-organize "social
pbaanx" in every township, marry all the girls, and
make love with a,penect leoseness"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

LAND SPECULATION AND FoURIERIsM-Large
handbills, headed in big letters, Land for SALE"
descriptive of sundry tracts of land and cities on
paper, and addressed to Mechanics, Workingmen,
and Emgrants," are posted up in great numbers all
about National Hall, where the Fourier people are
holding their meetings The handbills do not tell
us whether Messrs. Brisbane, Greeley ~ Co., have
or have not any interest per centage in the sale of
these lands. They do, at any rate, very earnestly
beseech the people who attend their meetings, TO
come and subscribe for stock in order to enable the
Fourier Association TO buy land, &c. Put that and
that together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

AUSTIN PHMLIps.-We perceive this clever young
musician gives his annual concert on the 9Th June.
His friends and admirers are legion, therefore the
room will be crowded. lie brings forward his
niece, "a child of three years old, possessed of the
most remarkable talent for music) who is destined
to make name for herself He will also be as
sisted by the first ar;istes in the city We shall
make our especial respects to him on Monday
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

The LATE CoMET-MosT EXTRAORDINARY TILT.
ING ADvENTURK.-It is now an established fact
that the late comet did either Craze the Sun, or run
full tilt against il, to the entire destruction of its
head-a theory which accounts for the circum.
stance that was able to see any thing but
comets toll.
The very striking coincidence and agreement be-
tween the independent calculations made in this
country and in Europe-and both calculations de-
monstratng the same bold and astounding concu-
sion, that the comet did actually run foul of the
sum- mus, excite our highest admiration OF the per-
lection to which the science of astronomy has now
attained.
The articles which we publish to-day on our
first page will be read with great interest
by all classes, whether learned or uulearned
They calculated to dispel all superstition, and
blind belief in the representations from celestial
Signs and wonders. The appearance of a comet in
our system, is but fmsy evidence to rely upon for
the occurrence OF some forebodng calamity, as
war, famine, pestilence, or the destruction of the
world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

o. THE BELLE.-Every eye was turned upon
lovely young lady "a she prominaded Broadway lew
days since but scarcely any knew who she ws or
where she belonged. "What lovely, deIcste com
plexion ~ exclaimed one sWhat a magnificent fore.
head, and such eyebrows" whispered another pa
YOU ever behold snch lovely creature" sighed thru
seen to tin his beaver very gracefully when geneman
declared she owed her beauty to Dr. Fe,,
and yebrows nv removing the superhuous hair his
Liquid Rouge her complexion rosy and ms E,n de
a -. LII chor,ning cali 81 Walker street, just
door from broadway you obtain the said
metics genuine. Agents, Guthrie Maiden Lane Alba
nly,nn Rrown 10 Chesnut 81. philadelphia Jordan,
M;ik al. BosIon-Myers, New Haven-csrleon Il Low
I'll, walls & Humphreys, Hartford sc. Sc sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28
,,era,d Literary DEPOT

sll the rev and cheap literary publications. OF the day
ar for sale Wholesale and retail, the HERALD OPFicH,
, ortB west corner OF Nassau and Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

nz.REFERENCEs.--Mr.W wilkinson, No ~ Corncla
a. saws ii he had not taken Dr. Taylor Bassm Liver
wort s75 Bowery, he could not have lived DR. Gum,
his ysciap, had told him he could do no more Mrs.
Howet No. S. Hammersly ST. said few days since to us
almost the same thing MIR. Charles Smith, $50 Tery
Brooklyn say April last he bought bottle and is
now well Mr. Hooper editor Of the Chronicle, will tes
tfy astonishing cure OF lady in the last stsgc
consumption. viii Mr. Boggs, OF the Evening Post,
and Mr. Mumford, in the Courier and Enquirer, Office.
Then let all afflicted with this dire disease OF Liver Com
plant for themselves and delay not buying the only
genuine with steel plato 10 prevent counterfs"
Is above or DR. Leeds sole Wholesale agent, I25 Maid
Lane.
remedy with equal advantage and we refer 10 any who
hav q 1scd il with the utmost confidence.
Buy only Mt $40 Bowcry, or OF Dr. Leeds, wholesale
agent Maiden Lane and sec thot the wrapper
on the bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28


read your article about the shameful waste of the
Croton water The fault is in the construction of
the hydrans. wish to tell the regulating commit
tee how to remedy the difficulty. 1t is this: Alter
the mouth OF the Misunderstanding lever or
Pump handle, which, when compressed, lets out the
water, and when the hand is removed the water
ceases to flow. Yours,
The FIRST SUBSCRIBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

o. THE FOLLOWING INDISPENSABLE FAMI-
lily medicine, be had genuine of Messrs Comstock
Co. 81 Courtlandt street near Broadway.
Hewes' Nerve and Bone Linsment and Indian Vegel-
BILE Elixir cure for rheumatism or govt, Daley's
Pain Extractor the best article made for sll el
ngs bruises old Sores ulcers, salt rheum and to
relieve all pen from burn in FIVE minutes, and heal
without scar.
East India Hair Dye colors the hair in eight hours ot
black and will stain the skin. certain for the
sick head ache-Dr Spohns. Call and see certificates
from the first citizens in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

n3-DANIEL WEBSTER IS THE GREATEST MAN
in political horizon and Dr. Sherman the greatest
in the medical His lozenges for worms, headaches sea-
sickness coughs and NEST OF ills not only
markedly pleasant but they than any thing
we know Of No should 60 to without being pro-
vded with these valuable preparations, especially those
who are liable to suffer from sickness Those who
are from riding in the railroad cars, will find that
Sberm ans camphor ozenges will cure and prevent it, His
warehouse m at LOG Nassau street. Agentss9 Chestnut
street. Philadelphia; State street. Boston, snd stanwx
Hall, Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28

FOURTH OF JULY.-Extensve arrangements are
making in all quarters to celebrate this great day
of national rejoicing, that gave birth to so many
millions of reemen. Boston has appropriated
81, 800 to ring the bells, unfur the flags, review
the military, fire the big guns, and in the evening a
magnificent display of fireworks, which will crafty
thousands of its citizens. What will our city do!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28
--LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.


Among the multitude of we'll kept houses in this
city, where a man can get every thing to make him
comfortable and happy, none can surpass the 'Nag's
Head House, kept by James Byrnes, at 3 Barclay;
His bar is stocked with the purest of wines and
LIQUORS. as well McKnight's Albany Cream Ale"
which Is justly celebrated, and cannot be surpassed.
parson with any in this the great commercial city
OF the New World. The Ghost" can make ''jnep,"
or cocktail" that would do credit TO Sandy Welsh,
IN his pamest days. and so good that even Wash
The "hostess'' is always on hand, and will serve
you promptly and elegantly. Indeed, all the differ
ent branches OF the ."Nag's Head' are go. K"
Every Saturday evening, there is Free and Easy,
and juleps Such house and such a proprietor
never can want for patronage in this city. l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-28
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Sales Of Stocks mt Philadelphia Yesterday.
$so0o Tennessee Bonds, per cent 80; 10 shares or
rard Bank, A; 500 LeLgh 6s 1853. ssh 10 shs. Union
bk Tenn ast so do States Bank, 8; 800 state s,
1891 as $4,000 do 6 1896 90; as shas Girard Bank 4i
1000 State So 1854 49, 10 shas Mech. and Manuf Bank,
Phsourgh A. 40 do w. g. Blk notes. ST. 1000 do do o6t
shas Farmers and Mechanics Bank 3l3 10 do Mecban-
ics' Bank, lSl.
Aher Board.-$2OOO United States 6s 1862 ia; s75
shares Grard Bank a; lOao Philadelphia Bank, 81.
--LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-Ar Independence, Birkctf and
Eagle t}nspber Bo,on Rchd Rush Bray Providence lCd
Norfolk, Matthew'S, Port Spain, Tnn Randolph Goldsmith
Chsr'eston R'p,d Piper. w i9des;,
BALTIMORE May 26-Arr New England McCurdy, Ponce;
Reb eca Mcguire A,ecib9; Pa,sp,co NsLsI.on ,Bos!O1
Abbott, Lamson NYork Sid WIN Allen Spading, ST Thu
Wanda Pierce, Guadaloupe; Commerce. Lombard Ports
mouth.
spoken.
Eagle of and from Newfoundland for st Johns. PR days
out date 90 Ion 6i-by the Rebecca, Baltimore.
Foreign Ports.
Apscmo May lc-In port Susan, Sa'en, for Philadelphia,
in few DAYS. -.
more; ASH gon Dixon Norfolk Ia port, New York. Mer
lyman, for NYork, da, s; Sidney Barnard, Norfolk
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7777-7777777-=--
City Intelllgence.

APPOINTMENT or DISTRICT ArroRsEy.-The County
Court meet at IL O'Clock Monday, to select District
Attorney in the place of James r. Whiting, ESQ., resign
cd. has been rumored that Mr.. Whiting would conti-
nue. to hold the office If deputy was appointed to assist
in the duties. The County Court has power to create
such cer, it rests entirely with the Legislature.
The County Judges and Recorder, who members Of
the County Court have declined going into caucus to de-
eide the appointment. The nomination and election will
take place heretofore presume. with closed doors
RAcEs-The races over the Union Course, commence
Tuesday with a Sweepstake mile heats and Jockey
Club Purse of $780, two mile heats The stables of Mr.
Laird, Mr.. Killings Mr. Lloyd Mr.. Ven Mater, Mr. Co
nor and Major Jones on the ground and hne sport
for the week is anticipated The entries for the two
will be given in Tuesdays paper
CeMMIrrEp.-Francis Fayard, charged with picking
the pocket of A. w. Wiltbank OF this CITY, at the Post
office Sunday last Of O00 was examined yesterday
before Justice Parker, and fully committed IN default OF
bail in the sum of $2ooo He denied all participation in
the robbery. Thomas G. Henry, who was in company
with him the time Of This arrest was discharged there
not being evidence sufficient to detan him.
CHANGED WITH BEDsrrAp RoBsERY.-A man named
Edward Francis arrested Friday evening by OFF,
Ger Baker, on charge Of touching" an apohecarys
clerk of Sl5 while he in the act Of unburthsnng
than sa ought to- The evidence asn.
Francis scarcely sufficient to hold him. and is pre-
learn quite enough by this lesson Of to
OF bedsteads with curtains round them At TINS season OF
the year.
SUDDEN DECEAsE OF SrRANoEa-On Friday evening,
Mr. Joseph B. Chadwick Of Zanesville Ohio arrived in
this city aud took lodgings at the Commercial Hotel 70
Courland street. He complained of being unwel, and
retired to his early hour and requested some
tea to be up about nine o'clock. His request
complied with, when he informed the landlord that he
dangerously ILL and notwithstanding aid was render
ed him. be died about 10 o'clock From appearances
supposed he in the last stage of consumption; and
from letters found in his possession is presumed he was
visit to his relatives in Palermo, in the State of
Maine. His body has been placed in vault and his ef
fects in the hands ofthe Coroner.
DROWNED JERsEvMAN-The body of Peter c. Bush, of
New Jersey found yesterday in the North River, at
the foot of Gansevoort street. and taken out by the Core
ner, and delivered to his friends
DROWNED SArLoR.-The body Of an unknown man,
dressed in sailors garb found in the East River foot
OF Grand street. yesterday afternoon He had two red
flannel shirts, of which sewn strip of white
muslin, with the letters J. H. Homer6s4" pre-
been the Unit ed States service His body will be sent
to the dead house for recognition.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-01
Committee 8erIantmluna.

Sufclse rines 8sibluiTes oct cbiaeu gcnpen
ton, Dcr(amnelte tttb Die committee Tim ei:
nen.fbltIiten Ort fit oas Selola9er aussu
,pablen, am leBten 0reltas Nbenb, osn 7teu
Suli, al Dem 'penniplpania 6ctel, mo or.
aaniltrte lttb bnrtb bic grncnuuns bes Wiaj
Strcub gum SorGBer, uno G. 81. 0lubaro
;um Sefretar. Uuf ScrietlaS wurpe.
SNblriIelL baB bic Somlttee 3,plItbeu nun
nno bem l4ten lnault perltssslts SorIhIiss,
BON fclcben pTionen, ole einsn paiIsnosu
Srunritritb in ibrem Seile tatsn annsbmel
nsresn, uno ba6 al bcla 9tsm Sag ein Ort
au69elpdblt iperpsN nlrr.
Se1tblcilen,ba6 cine allSeusnsIncrcnunse
= ecminlttec ernannt neroe ra6 fclssnos 6ers
rem bic COMMITTEE silicon nam!ieh @en.
9daer, Capt. Srep, Capt. 0oas, Scbn Bas.
ner, Daniel Msrs, 9Billiam w. @elfrese,
Sanirl Eeiper, Or. G. 8. sO1artm Ssrst.
G. 81. Slcubaro, gcl 81. Sutb, 8. IS. wils
fpn, Capt. Saeob Stcubarp, Capt 3. Stubs,
Sames Gansewcre, epmarO Sern, Silsbman
@oob. Col. Sacob 0illin9er, Wm. s. Blu:
mer, SamnsI Olpper, unc 3Bil!iam gfert,
inn mnn hns tsfsote Gsm.n.stss 5l,1 wul
Samifa9 Ntene, oen Is. Suli, am SafbanIe
BON Scbn 8rcB 3u Derfamms!n bat,n Sor-
tehrnnssn fir bic ibr aufcrlsste pfiebt 3u
trcftu.
Yet6lcGem, caB Gen. 9aser, 9apio Stem,
Sobn Seip, erl. Jafob 9illinser, o. Sess
Samnels, sieut Sonatban Wsitbarb, Sobn
q, scle, mb 81. G. wrisbt giq. cine ST.
naua grmmlttee tilren unp CAP bcnan,ts
Scrrcn ftcb an udtlten O1cntas 2(benb am
@ailbaule pen 38llIiam Craig ein5ufinosn
hattn, nm ibre spfi ebten 3u tsainMrn.
SGhloGen, ta6 obige Tbouclunsen BON
oen Seamtsn unter5eetnst nuo nit ben Ser'
banplunsen ter Convention betanut semaht
wsrceu lollen.
(llnter5eitnet bon ecn Seamten).
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-01

ltnb oaB alle Companion in Der saujen 8ri.
saoe Sci eiefsr @elesenbeit sr,partst iperbsn.
Bd6lolleu, bs6 Der Name oss Eelblassrs
("gamp 2Bafebinston" fein foa; DAP Waj
Veneral 3Billiam s. Reim BON 0saoin9, ADJ
tuussDoII erluebt psrpe bas COMMANDO bss
Sstblascrs 3u iiternsbmen, unb ba6 @eneral.
Sdssr, Capt. Spas unr Capt. Srep cine
ecmmlttee biloen, I'M ibn pen lriner grnsn;
nuns III tenahrebtisen.
SsIhlcdsn, pa6 Dlaj. 8ensral Dinfelb
Sectt, Scup. Yorttr, uno Rrirsslsfretar 3.
SN. porter einseIaren peroen ioIlen, Dem
SsleIaaer tsiinpohnen.
Bflttlciftn cab bic uniformirten Ofisisre
eieisr Srisape bGcneers srIucbt 0no prm
8sIeIassr tei5Wppbnsn, um paisltt SnltruPs
ticn ju erbalteh nnr ens @cmpanie in rem
Camp arsSnmacbcl.
Ssfhlo0sn ras cine gcmmitte bon aus
9ettel!t ,perpe, um tinen iebldlilbsn Ort fir
bas Selplasrr aus5undtlen. Wlaj. Neutsn
Srcn6, Ntaj. Scltbua 6ainss, O1aj. gbars
les Olrs, 9icnt Saric Scr, uno Gsrst GO.
numb 81. Neubarp tllcen cicle gcmmttse.
Senanntr 5erren Gnp erfuebt Ncb am ndd)s
ltea Sreita9 Abenp AM 8afbaufe BON Olajor
Strcub 5u perianl,neln, I'M Ibre pfibten 5lt
lnternfbmrn.
8eidloGtn ba6 @sn. Giser, gapt. 8oas,
Capt Srep, Olaj GtrouB, Capt. 8ricrrltb,
Col. Sbmbt, nnb Capt Stud slnc nIlaemeis
me Gtnlabunse Committee tiIren.
Bfblp0en, pa6 rplr pen gauntp Commit:
cnere, fit ben Gsbraueb pes gcurtbaules ulls
FERN Danf 3oIlen.
Selhlonen, baB Die 5sraussster bon 3eis
tun9en in ren gannties $eol)a, Wcrtbamptpn,
0 -4fs
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-01
9 blebt bclobnte 3artbeit

9 b e DIT belobnte Bartlett.
-Sn gteu Wotf mabt iest Elm tra9ifo:
miiber 8orfau Aufisben. gine Oame,
Die ou8enblidlib in etpas oeipanntenSer:
bdltniiien nit ibem Gbe9emol itano, bate
Der gfeueierbe nibt wioerffeben fonnen
einen Brief. Den Der Srisftrdeer fir Den.
iclben 8ebrobt botte, su offnen. Da ost
Srief Elm blobsr @eibdftebrief ,par 70
bereute lte iDre unSeitioe 0teu3ieroe, tpubte
aber oub ni6t. pie oenielben ibrem Man.
ne Susulfeuen, ba Iie oo6 9eoenieitioe iible
Serbdltnib ourb Elm oTenea 8eitdnonif
nicbt nob periblimmern pollte. ga fiel
lbr Elm iunoer 6ousfreuno Elm, Der lid
itets 70 iebr eefduie eeeen iie oeseiot.
Sbm pertraute fie iib uno permobte ibn
bel ibrem Shame fib untsr rgeno elmer
IusFu1t als Grbreber oes Sriefes anju-
oeben. gSie febr bsreute bies inoefen bolo
oarauf unier 9efd0ieer 8entleman, ols
er iib pl0eli6 i'm @efdneniB befano uno
peiter BON ben 9eribten auf Qnfla9e noe.
gen zines Griminal8erbrebens au einidb:
ri9er @efdnenibftrafe uno 800 Dollars
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mar inoehen eoelmitbie 9enue, ibn ourb
ibr 9eitdnoniB Su befreien.
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8ibeI in Spanien>' DAP ibn ene iunse
3i9eunerin bur6aus beiratben uno nab
England fol9en pollte. 2tls ct oer Mfuts
ter fa9te, ct iei nibt reid senu9, Inn cine
Srau 5u erndbren, labte fte ibm ins @es
ft9t nno rief: "gsi6t reib senu9 i'm soas
oer 8uineen! Mait elmer 70 9eipanoten
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in tpeni9en Saeen Milliondr iein p