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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

nc The Chinese Hair Ersdica'or will remove the hair 10
most delicate skin twill be applied bsfs purcharaT Tab
article is miseraby counterieited.
Buy not any other place than VI lehn street. You wsA
t.,nr than niiina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

T E. DUNCAN, Isl Fulton street.. has issued
the second number OF mis- illustrated edition OF the
Douay Bible. |, contains irely executed eDgrs-
wing, by GiRbrede, ofMoses with the Tables OF the
Law and in every other respect il is re1y beauti-
ful number.
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II The Long Island train from Boston arrived
yesterday at 2. NJ. being 10 hours through. The
T,enel is expected TO be ready 10. passing through
the fs.st wees ef Noyeu.har-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

G THIS the l,s, d.y OF Mr. and Mn Western Al the
American Museum where interesting performances take place
Tbs rfleuroou ana evening See bii.
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FRAGMENT OF AN UNPUBLISHED DRAMA

Rinswcrm Pmpe, Tan, Sealdised Frecsle. Sunbru ,nt
other con spntors. Dr. Gouraua in the BACKGROUND Co
perceived by the Others
FrreLs Comrades attend this same GouraaG
Our deadly and relentless foe,
Threatens he vii. rso n or late,
Our rrce entire ey,ermrate.
Yau, Pimplc. Rngworm. Sunburn. Tan.
And all behold - Gourdnd : the riar
W hose dread approach. where's we lie,
Like trembling towards bids US fly;
Whose - Indicated Soap destroys
Our cherishd rights. our debrestJoy
Our occupation's gone, unless
At once afford redress.
What shall we do l-inspnsd BY hate.
Some tcretck well bride TO initiate
This fatal Soap: ID lieu Fl Il.
A false ard worthless esuHisrten
Shall come in vogue. which. Tree from harm.
Will us relieve of all alarm
And this Go1rGud
GoLrGn9 twho sdvancesl Your steps SHAH guido
To one who oft this plan hath tired.
But all in vain for rngrcs never
Compete with honeat fair endeavor.
Readers and Ladies especially anxiou,y caution you
srain, the couueteS o oErdud Celebrated taian
Soao or Poudre Subtitle hair Eadcator and Hersr Sas IN
York ut the old and original EstAhlhment 81 Wnkei
n Ia, store FROM broadway For list Of Country agents
advertisement on st page. oi' 20"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

Extractor OF the greatest blessings IN EanknI Ia
artcl- mas been thoroughly tssed by such npss,
of citizens that perhaps UNNECESSARY Tor 10 s.y
anything IN It's isvo TO induce readers keep ss,u
hand, We think person ssfe without th woa.erfa
healing sve within their rezch-fOf all Old fresh sot
burns scalds or sal, rheum effects really magical Il
be had only genuine in this city Comstcck Co.'S No
Il Ccur,anit 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

CAPITAL PUNIsHMENr.-The Governor Of New.
Hampshire has reprieved Comings, who IS now
confined in the Hayerhill Jail under sentence OF
death, until after the action of the People and the
Legislature upon the question Of tie abolition OF the
Death Penalty, which is to be had during the en-
suing month. Meanwhile, Rev. Charles Spear and
Addison Davis are travelling through the Stale and
delivering Lectures in favor OF the entire abrogation
of the Gailows
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SATURDAY MORNING, ocToBbK =.
yos GOVERNOR,
WILLARD FILLMORE.

yos LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL ]. W1LKIN.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONERS,
..uYrsL WORKS, of Niagara Co.
s1EyCER KELLOGG, Of 0nsida Co.
TITJAH RHCADES, Of Oroadsaa Co
IOsEPB II. JACKSON, Of Franklin Ca.
YoR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
m <NILLIS HALL, Of Albany.
a, hfSs--} JOHN A. COLLIER, OF Efcc'as.
FOR CONGRESS,
oa nsaSs.-J. PHILLIPS PHGE1x'
,v.h jobs II. WILLIAMS
u,s JOHN q. SCOLES.
VIII HAMILTON FIsH.
FOR SENATORS.
o.u I.HIRAN KETCHUM.
d..HUGH MAXWELL.
In..HENRY Il. HAYnEE.
iy...WILLIAn v. Il; McLEAH'
SAMUEL FARW ELI.
v..CHAUNCEY FOX.
yII.....JOHN Q. BEACH.
yIiI...OaRLos EMMoNs.
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VOL niAVI0 GRAHAM. Chair1nu
secretaries.
cs.i-n,n oe,se Is, Ward Committee.
NJ In Committee OF Democratic Wing
Young Men Of the City and County OF


Resolved That the Public Meeting Of the Domoeraic Gay
OF he Central Clay COMMITTEES for the both in meets with
he most CORDIAL approval Of this Committee ~ en-.
REsoued Tint The invitation of the Central Clay Comntee
70 unite IN celebration hereby accepted and that
are hereby recommended to take the necessary
nsures for ioinng the proceedings, and that the Demo-
cratic Whig Young nen OF ,he aImnns Counties De invited
10 cooperate with Va on that OCCASION.
- ''''~'N DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman.
CHARLys K. TAYLOR, ao,,o,,,;.s
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r., mn, Tsrrurz is served at early hour In any
=, ri. fy or Brooklyn at NINE CENTS per week pa'a
X. N. Gamer or by those who prefer It, at the same re
70, i. months OF year payable q, the Office in sdsanoe
p.os wishing to b. served will please send in tS'I names
.I-u,.h n. pot OFcs otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

ny DAtLEYs MAGICAL PAN EXTRACTOR s,Iyx 70,
instantly curing Burns seads, Piles Bind Beeng ard
PROM Broadway. Ii Il Daley not written with ZEN on
the cover OF every box avoid Il IS poison. oil Seod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

The suit of Pebeeca N. Brand vs.. Allison b.
Ideson for damages incurred by the loss OF the ser
vices Of young girl the ward of the plaintiff who
had been seduced by the defendant, came on yester-
day in the Superior Court before Judge Oakley
Horace Dresser for plaintiff T. Carter for defendant
IF was the intention of the counsel for plaintiff TO
bring out on the trial all the facts relating to the
seduction of the girl, with view TO obtain e1em-
pIary damages but the Court decided that, as the
suit had been brought simply for loss OF the girfs
services during the four months she was cenceaieu
NV defendant. and as another action tor seduction
was pending in the Circuit Court, it would be ad-
mssble on this trial 10 introduce only such tesli-
mony az was necessary 10 show The damages actual
" incurred by such loss OF service This, OF course
excluded the most important evidence belonging 10
the case. though enough came out TO show the VII
Iany OF the dciandant
The testimony having been submitted, and the
counsel having argued the case, Judge Oakley
submitted the cause to the Jury. In dong co. nc
remarked that the conduct of the defendant apPeai
ed TO be Of the most auocious character, YET uhaef
rhe form of this declaration which only claimed or
four months services, the Jury could only give a
verdict of what they might consider those four
months 10 be worth The trial in the other court
would fully reach the case, when the jury Wouio
be al liberty to give what damages they pleased
In regard 10 the action he considered the plaintiff 10
be influenced by the purest and best motives IN
bringi ing it.
There were large number of ladies in court
Witnessing the proceedings. VerdictshlS forenoon.
We ahal report all the essential facts IN this case
when it comes up for trial in the Circuit Court
| Tzy WORKS OF REV W,LttAg jar. of AtZyIe Chapel,
Path. omprling Matter here oore presented 10 the
American Public. In Three Volumes Newly OK mar
per 4 BtoihsrS.
These are religious books in the irucSt and best
! sense of the word The author is of the Orthodox
school, and defends his opinions with ZEAL but never
with illibereity or uncharrableness towards those
who differ from hin. He is serious without cant,
devotional without fanatcisn, earnest but not oOtru-
siye, firm but not bigotea. His writings are per-
vadsd By & spirit which must ever render them &C
ceptsbe to sincerely religious minds Of whatever
| Christian sect. His Morning and Evening Exer-
cises for every Day in the Year are extensively
known and highly priced as well in this country as
in England. The other productions OF his pen coz.
tanned ia these volumes are not less worthy OF ed
mraton, and must be highly acceptable 10 the reli
gicus public. The books are well printed and pre-
seq, very neat appearance
|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

DzAFNEss-Dt. McNait's Acoustic OIL icr all comp sr:s
OF the Ear THIS article good il celebrated Il
has been known 10 Of long standing even where
The patent has not been able hear perfectly ' year, and
tor The cure Of humnng IN III. sead the head pain
of persons suffering were alcs, eor,.i aiy from
buzZnE noises IN theft ears. sounds Ike The falling Of water
&c. which symptoms OF aDpoaching tesirss To
all such confidently recommend Dr. McNair III a, su-s
relief Sold at u Courlandts,l.et NewYo,k Price 81 Der
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
CITY IsTELLIG ENcE.
FRIDAY.
Court OF sessions.
The following sentences were pronounced by tint

Before the Recorder and Aldermen JACKSON and JAsxz VII
LtAAs. MATTHEW Z. PATERSON ESQ District Attorney.
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rr Pbiladelphia and Boston;1The Daily III III.
suDs regularly 70 sybssIse y ea Ig ns
70 n,rhsssd At the,f News Room. or from the news
49, in those cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
CITY, post-Omce.

The new South. Ferry Wall-street-Post-Of Once OF
Messrs Wckliffe and Graham now in course pre-
paration for the City of New York, is located at the
corner OF Liberty and Nassau-streets. The building
intended 10 be occupied was formerly the South
Dutch Church. The streets on all sides OF the
Church are so narrow that carts can barely pass
each other. The Government have obtained a lease
OF the premises for six years at avery high rent and
the Trustees prohibit the use Of the grounds around
the Church, go that Notwithstanding there is large
space on the sides OF the building the public will
only have 4 narrow walk allowed them. Carts, II
ever they could get through the narrow streets, will
moi be permitted 10 drive into the ,ice. Kind OF
stone tower is erecting in Liberty-street with an en-
trance for carts to back mp against the walls OF the
office. from which, we understand, the mail bags
will be hoised into the office by rope and tackle by
means Of steam or horse power the level OF the
street being full story and half lower than the
Ground floor of the church. This is on the same
principle with the plan of hosting bags of grain into
grist-mill.
The vaults in the Cburchyard we are informed
are sill 10 BIS used for occasional interments. The
..balatons from these vaults we should suppose
would not conduce greatly 10 the health of the night
clerks but if they don't complain about it Post
master Graham need not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

~ The FAIR was visited by great multitude
Yesterday, notwithstanding the extreme inclem-
epcy OF the weather Among the great variety Of
articles which our limits have not allowed US TO
notice heretofore, our attention was particularly at
traced to some exceedingly beautiful Imitation
Painted Table-Tops, from Messrs. Rogers 81 Co.
Albany. They do credit to the skill and taste OF
the painter.
The Flowing and spading Match, which was to
have taken place yesterday at Fordham, was post.
ooned on account OF the rain.
In the evening the Anniversary Exercises before
the Institute were heldat the Broadway Tabernacle,
where an Address was delivered by Hon. ALEIAN-
DER H. H. STUART. of Virginia, accompanied with
appropriate music by tie New York Sacred Music
Society. The Address will be found on our first
page today, Mr. Stuart having al our request
kindly furnished US with his notes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

AsraxA. DYs.rrsIA. AND LIVER CospLAIxrs-yysy
vii PERSONS ssffst much IRON these compian,s sh<o
srea, remedy al hard snd proved by actual sIpeeocs,
De almost ''infalbe their cure. This incidence LORE
sys Grea, sssrn Indian Panacsa and sinse do,s Of
will produce almost immediate relief the case Of
Asthma giving 70 the patient rest ard sep and 10
user perfectly SATISFIED with the effects OF this u1siraS
family medicine. the price shall be returned.
Sod only a - Com 4 nAt-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

TIE earth viii bring forth be. f.ui, in drs ,e,,
without the warming inreuc- OF tho md re1ai .As
of Heaven neither wi the human toly 3eveiooe . h ~
II, ioycitsts thout healthy ssc-sols and
ply Of pUrs blood. SSen the sseisons ks-oCe unh,sh
hs liys- IL osdet with impure bt- fhn benr thn~n -,
The system, causes indigestion and tysprpsa nf ir.tra -
the s.oErach and Other similar c0pi-Ioss fr.q,sr;r -
sa about The seek enlarged become diseased fn IL.
sare cause and Scruuls and K,nsf t-il destroy n, "a -
The patient after enx or u,oGihs hopees "a
Eui,h Rheumatism. LOMBARD. White Swelling. BE- y,
produced By tie cane SSndss sarssparis hss hr,
found nuerous instances, be mid and t5elsr rr
J. operating eec,sy the general syster puryag 40
cleansing ID. vital G3 lore ad energy 20 The wS
systetn SID iuparcz sianins 10 the SeStsset frame Va
rious Testimonials and certificates OF cns from al .saei n
the country embracing variety o! ctnate ocsut
ly received By The pyopuesor.
For further pacua and conclusive evtecce Of i srpe-,
cyvSlue and ecscy, pamphlets, which may ee obes.
of the prcp.ieturs ard their agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. By A. B. n
SANDS Wholesale DrusSs.x q Fulton street. Newly, =
Sold also AZ rs Irpsdway, - Ess Broadway, and By Dv
PISS -enersly throughout the United States.
Price 81 per bottle: si1 bottles 70. -.
Coxsrocx's SAxsArAs;rLA.An cfacrs parify,r Of II.
bleed and radical cure OF all diseases which or q
mpunty VIZ:
Cutaneous Esupsoos, enlsFEeroe1t 81 he Boca.
Kings Evil khseuatl.ro.
Isttef Scah Head. Scro.g5, Bles.
Pimples. Ulcers, Chronic Disorders,
Sold Il Courlandts,eSt Price 81 eents pc; boes o. 4.
per dozen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
2e(Ga 0alutp S5anf.

gei elmer 6ffentlidcu 9erIamnrlung Der
@ommeicners, Stcdfdlter, II. anpern freunb'
ftaftlih sur @rrid,tung bela9ter 8anf, 9es
baIten an Scanic bon Waj. 81. Strous, III
Gllentaun, am 22lfen Sllui 1914, purbe fclS
9cnbe6 befdloeen
Gas Die Silher fir llnterihreitnn9 Der
Strds Der eeda @auntD 8anf, am Sams
flag Den 20ten Suli nddhifcns, am Sauie bon
Sebn SrcB in sllIentaunl 9eSfnet wersen
iclcn.
8efhloB n--DaB Btlliam s.. SIu'
mer, @ia. autbcriftrt icin icl, llntsridreiber
fir Stcd befa9ter Sanf, ,u ciniaer 3cit srpi'
fhcn jest uno brm 20ifen Suli nddbftcns, bon
Burger bon 2eha @auntD, unter ben BON ben
eommiBicuers angencmmrnen 6e9cln uuo
8crfehrun9cn dnsnnebmen.
- NaB cine auf9eihcbene 8eriammIuug
gcbalten fperten fol-, an S,anIe bon ccbn
grrB in 9lIentaun, am Samta9 ben 20ften
Sulj UNI llbr 9iadmittd9s, tpcsu bic Stcd,
batter uno allc anoere pcricncn, nelde bic
Grridtnn9 elmer 9uten Sanf pInfhen, ein9e'
laocn fno.
Stcpben Ballet jr, Sprlfecr.
9Si(lcuabbu Toael, Gee.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03

Der aftbare 8 Oh It R. 6 laDto n er,
ldutert in iciner 9feoe in Baltimore Die prin,
siptcn Der ecfo SOTO Cemofratifbe gdrtbci
nit fcIgenbem
"@s itebt unfern Spponenten ibef an,
fpenu fe ia9en mir bdten fctne prinSipicn,
tpenn Der ibrigen 70 ipeni9e, uno oiefe nod, 70
sfpeifelbaft fno. Seiue @eSnfr erinnerten
i'm an cinen Bauer rpeIber srpar Elm febr
fh6nes @alfhaus belt aber feinen @difen
fhledt aufrpartete. Der Neiicnoe fragt mad,
Soafer fur fein pferb - tpir baben feline $
oann 9ibt mir Sorn, = mir taben fsin5 :
oann etwas Seu,--tpir balten feius iagte Der
Birtb. Der armc Hciienbe fing an bel I'D,
;iI eenfen, bas er ielbit fpobl 70 libel ab fein
ipcrbe, als fein pferb. Gr UerIangte Sifde
;iim sIbenbeGen ;-pir BADEN feline, mar Die
2Intpcrt, bann GID mir elm Soutn, - mir bas
ben teins, = bann 9ib mir ctwas Spef nuo
@ier-wir balten fein6 bapcn, ermieberte Der
9aitpirtb. SD bite, mas balten ile oenn,
frd9te ticrduf Der HciIcnee. ., mcin Soerr
mir baIten ein @aifhans. llnb BAD mare
un9cf6br sllles mas unfere Sppcnenten bal.
ten, cine ih0ae sIusenieite, uub nidtS in'
meneid.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
OefentltCbe 95enpu.

Sanifags BEN 2Often S5uli, nm 12 libr
Witta9s, fclIcn an Soauie ses oeritorbenen
Or. 6. s.. @ artin, Iebtbiu BON 9IIens
taun peha &auntp, fcI9enoe SIrtifel auf Of
fentlidcr @cncu pcrfauft ,perbcu, rdmIib:
Gin lspfcrbe SausrusBa9en, @inSmilbs
lc, @99c, aNc slrtcH pferoe9eld,irr, Seusa'
teln, Settees, Stilhls, Sd,reib DcSf, uno
nod, piele aneere 9lrtifcl su pcitldufti9 ;l
trtloeu, GleihfalIs: ScttcIn, Sars, MSrs
irr's, 0lIcs gu bcm Rec5inifheu Gepartcs
ment 9etbrenc.
@berfans: II 9lntbcile bes Stcds
Ger "2lllcntaun 9Sadcr @rmpa9ue" uno a
9Inthcilc err "Srcicn SHalle."
Die Yebingun9cn AM SerfaufStage unb
slufipartun9 rem
Gtarlee 6. 0tarttn ; slom,crs.
Niitb. 8. Gbcrharb, s ' Wv
Guli 3, nq3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
a 5bnrlad, Ticbcr, aleid, ,pie alle

p Gcbarlad fyicbrr, gleid, ipis ale
anoere Sieber, nimmt ieincn anfana NIT llc'
belfeir unb Granfbeit, grcsem Durlf, Jrpf'
rpeb, rpthen slu9en u. {. 10. - ST. srpei poer
orei 2a9en enpfncet man ein Stehen unb
Elm 9lustrud, cinrs feuri9en Hotbs auf eein
9efIdt uno 9lsrmcn, uno cnelidh bcocft en
9leidmdBscs 3ctb ben 9anScn 8orpsr.
98ri9bt'S Snbianidle 9esctablifhe piOen
itnb cine leid,tc, fIdlere un6 uufeblbare Sur
fir bieies 70 ipie ale anoere Siebcr. Gn als
len Sdlcu icGtcu Bri9bfs Suoiauild,e Sc,
9ctabliife Tileu BEL ecm 81 gcttc 9ebrn &C.,
ncnmen wrrcen, unc snar in folder snsobl
onf Ie bic @iH9etpeibe qet6ri9 offcn baIten
8cfcf9t man eicie 8crfdrift 70 perben bic
pillen hen itdrfften 9In9riff ocn SharIah
Sicber in elmer flr;en 3eit oertreibeu. Our
ndmliden 3eit rpiro Die @crbiuur9 pcrbcl'
icri, uno oas Slut oerma6en aeretnist bas
ucucs Qeben uno neuc fraft Rem 9anSen Jt6rs
per 9c9ctcn ipirc.
9orI h t-Da 8erfdlftcr timber fInb,
70 iei man icr9fdltig uno fra9c jrbcsmal mad,
Wri9bt's Snoiauiiden 9r9etabliiden plllen.
Sbi9e fd,6sbare @eeiiin 1T .su baben bei
q. {. 3uhe IN 9lIeutdun, unb bel ben sI9cns
ten Die in elmer anpern Spalte an9eici9t fInc,
70 pic an Der Soaupt 9iicocrIa9e go. 169
2dcesStraBc, 9bilaoclpbid.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03

ten SbaGeim mHrbe felbff ber Spten aufae,
eraben. Ollie 9aBen ipnrbcn 9eiperrt, paf,
Trenbe 8ubren our6fod,en uno reoioirt, be-
Ionbers dber bic Sadcfen, fpprin Die SIfers
fuhen eebafen rpercen, bis anf Die 9iIde ae,
prhft. Der @inorud oes @ntltBens, 6eu
bieie unteriudbun9 oerurfad)te, mar afrid,
9rpB BEL Gbrilfen ilno Suocn. Nenn nab,
reno eieie irgeno etnen BON cinem Seino ODER
b0ien Sdulbner dus9ehedten plan oermus
tbeten, 9laubten jene jeoen slu9enblid, bas
9eraubte Siuo NIT aufgeffIietem Qcib cerr
III 9Ifte usrbrannt su @rildte Su bcfcnnlen
Die @rbitteruna BON beioen Seiten mar uiis
befhretblih, bd man nirgenoS eirpas porfdno.
@n6lid 9eid,ab, mas ldn9it hattie 9efd,ebru
IclIen, es murben Hddfcridun9ep 9enadlt
unb nadI pcni9en Saaen muree Der ocrmete
5anabe, Der Der tarten Srbanelun9 fciuc6
jdhscrni9en unb rchen .Scrmunoes enilaufen
mar, in ciuem brei Weilen bon bier entfrrns
trm Srt friit unb gcfnuo 9cflnten. 9luf
rnsr9iIdes 8erIaI9en Der Subeugemeinee
mu6te iiber Die Goentitdt ee6 SSnaben ecn
Sciten be6 Waqiffrat6 cin amtlidc6 prcto,
fcQ aufgenrnimen ipereen. SoerHerrciGeno
ipar Ger 9lnblid, ale Der Enabe nad) Der
Staot snrilfgebrad,t ipuroc, Die Sucen nens
ten unb fhrieen benz 9qbarmber,igen ihren
Danf Su, baB or fe aus oleier 9rd6liden
9tctb aerettet. 9lbenos fpaYen ale cSubeus
hdufcr idumnirt. Sd) eridhl bier bios bas
Saftum uno ilbcrlase es ben eelern, ibre
Setrad,tun9 lclbft an cieien Gift Inltcrcr
Sarbarei su fniipfen. Die 9ic9ierun9 mirb
bpfentlieb oas Sbri9e tbur, Inn eini9en fcpf,
loIen Seamtsn, bic bon ben Gjrinscn ibrer
Wdd,t nid)t zen gehcri9cu Segriff haben
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
baS Sberih' : 9lmt

slu bte freieu uno unabh1n9t9en Grs
lp0hler ppn Ge6a @ountp.
Sreunbe uno Wittir9er:
Sluf9cmuutert bon
elmer 9rcBen SInsabl mciuer Sreunce unc Scs
fannten bin tdb beWc9en ipcrcen, mid, @urer
Scadun9 bel ndhffer Sctober WabL ale
&anbloat fir bas
g 6 ertf'S q IN t
anSubietcn, unb ih erIid,c @ud, freunbf fhaft'
lid, Inn Cure Stimmen unb llntcrltnsun9 i'm
9G9emcinen, uro I'M Sall ih 70 9lidltd, lcin
ielIte, uno Sbr mid, erwdblcn lrlItct, ucripres
DIE if bic paihten oeS 9lmtcs gctreulidL uno
81 @urer U0Gi9en 3ufricbcnbcit anssuiiben.
@usr Sreuuo unc erscbencr Diener
cSpbn g. 81. OuHter.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
800 0imfiu{, Ser 9ttmpspbrrc. :

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Gin jcocr lit o6Di9 lberSeuet, cas Sas gBets
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oieDeicbt Fam nit,t eiumal ans jrbem Gins
hunorrt ciuer bic llrmdlc angeben. Sei Ell.
nem jeocn Wed,icI Der SItmcepbere tpiro eas
TerpensSDitcm ansegriffen, unb rd bic Ster'
pen lif alle III bem @ebirn pereini9en, 70
peroen natilrlitcr gSeife bic Wental SacuI'
tdtcn itumpfftnnig orer !ebtaft - I'm ben
Ialdbliden @tnfluB, meld,er burd ben idIuef'
len 9Sediel cntiprtn0e, gu oerbiteu, 1T CO
bios nctbrpeuri9 ben Sf6rper in poIi9er @es
iunohctt su crbalten; nno bd co cine alI9e'
nlein su9eqcbene Shatfade it, caB bas 8tut
Der @mpfdn9cr uno 8crtheler Der Sfrdnt'
heitrn 1T, 70 lcaten mir baeeIbe in iciuer pols
li9cn 9tenbcit erbalten. Dieles gu tbun fcrs
bert Gin rreni9 aufnerfidmfcit, uno ben @jes
brand, gutter uno 9eci9netcr Webisinen. -
Stainturm's SSrduter grtract Viaen, ftno
am briten fir bielen 3rpcd 9eeisnct, iubem
bieiel6e ocn SubfanSen ;ulammen9eleet flne,
tpeld,c 9craoe III oas Slut iibcrgcben, II. ba'
her ale peroerblid)c Sum6ren pertreiben uno
RPPt4f RPt4f SitppA&sett tp A&settrSh fhtst tsstfSs fsf Ss bon
perfoncn bon einem itarfeu 9fcrprns2 2cmpr.
rdment niht peruad,ldset mcreen, inoem
biefelbe belcben uno itdrfen, unb eer seitlid,e
Gjetraud, cieirIbe rrr Idwercn erioen bcs
,pahrcn piro.
Die rbi9en pillcn fino n has lei SameS
Sc. gSilion III Der 9iepubIifunsr Druderej
Al 25 @ent5 Die Sdad,lel, cher bel Zen slgcns
ten bercn Tamcn in einei aubcrH Gpalte an'
oeocbeu (Ilo,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
GrnIfltt6e Grilnterllta.

sIllc oiejeni9eu meld)e an bic Sirma bon
Srcrlc cr uno SO CT Ter fd,uIoig fuib, fei
e5 III Saubcn, Toten, Snhfd,uloen oocr auf
ir0rnb cine aueere 9Irt, weroen briu9eno auf.
9efcrosrt ;niFd)en nun uub bem 1fen 9Iu9ult
ansurufcn uno obne Sebl ab,ubcsaIen; oenu
mad, ielbi9em Datum iperbeu Die Bidder
ben Sodnoen eineS Srieecnsrihters gum @ius
trciben iibcr9eben. Dabcr f6nnt ihr jest nod,
llnfcitsn eriparen, fpeun ibr stpiibcu nun-n.
beia9ter 3eit abbrSabft.
Srerler unb 9Sei(cr.
T. Wacun9ie, Suli 3. 1874. ilq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
Sob bmr6b cincn Slisifrabl.

Der Baltimore Clipper berihtet, baB nab,
reno cincm @ewitteriurm am pcriaru W1itt,
nod 9lbeub eas Naus bon Ssrrn @briftian
Gurucr cbnrcit 9Sbatccat Chapel al Der
Soofstaun Straee pom Slis 9ctrrfen ,purs
be, peId,rr, nad,ocm er oben am Dad, binsin
9cfabreu mar, untcn hcrausfhm uub cine ct.
ipa fllnfjdbrise 3cthter res Nerru Gurncr
rabe an bcn Sd,ultcrn traf ibr frcieformia
I'M ben Nal6 lief unb ibrcn au9enbIidliden
Gee perMrIdd)te.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
ttebcrlTcbt Der Mt6rfte.

Saa M en.-Sfleefaamen brin9t 81 SO
bis S. 90 uno Slahsfaamen 81 SO.
Slaur uno W G y l.-Slaur brin9t 81 O6
bis "a IL. Grs9enmebl s3 90 uno @elId,s
fcrnmebI So % bis 50 so.
@ctra be. - gaisen briu9t % bis
So @ts. 98clfd,fcrn Al @ents nnb Oio9grn
brin9t 60 Gents; Safer oerfaufte an 27
SentS.
8icb mar ft.--Has Sunterf pfuub
RtnoSfciitb brirot SO Is bic 81 25 !; Sfithe
NIT Sfdlbcr bradten SIS bis $50. Sdpep
nrfeiid bringt 81 so bis IS 90.