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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

MORE OF TIE WHEAT CRop.-The Hagerstown
Herald Of Freedom says that the wheat plants Wash.
ington county look remarkably well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

WHEAT CRor.-We are induced to believe that
the wheat Is looking well, at this period as il
has Tor some years back indeed in many particulars the
prospect for abundant harvest much better than most
persons suppose We have heard experiments in
sowing the Mediterranean wheat which promise TO be
most successful and many OF farmers win be strongly
induced to sow large proportion of their ears
this wheat natures and ready for the sickle gives
great advantage the wheat usually grown In this
country Winchester Va Rap. .4pra 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
WEDDING PARTIES,


SUPPLIED vith all the different varetie, Of Pastry Iced
fru Found and Spsnge tase, Ornament. ID Pyramids,
nout GaTs 81 At the diesn, ys.ieties aud the
the cy Also all kinds Biscuit from PILOT Bread 70 tbs
Picnic r the table, Freh Pies Of seasonabe variety
Puff Paste FERNS for Dinner Parties ~
ORDERS Thankfully received and Of the city
country JAMES TOMPSON,
AZ the Premium fakery, 10 Lispenard. near Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
HAT AND CAP Observation-Disclosures.

2N BKOADWAY, OPPOSITE SAINT PAULS)
THE IMPROVEMENT in the ufacture Of rs, in
troduced the subscriber early this obviang
and the edge of
hsyrg met with the signal Of the public,
he respectfully thar full and cOupete
and hat addition to their peculiar advantages his
in all other re.pecs quite squai u all oth the market
DuRABLirr aod ECONOMY, WI, eonsult their interest By
giving him call. JNO n. GENIN,
2n Broadway, Opposite Saint Pluls Church.
The usual large and assorted stock Of Hate Caps &c
*. awavs on hand ale I'm sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

NEW MIIIs.--An extensive cotton factory il
about to be erected at Cincinnati.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
SPRING FASHIONS,

AT THE OLD ESTABLISH MENT
MagdSin de Modes, 60 Canal street.
MADAM BEHRMAN in returning hants for the last eight
~ Years Patronage bsss respectfully INFORM her
friends aud the public that has received her
Sng fashions from beg, be favored with an early
CAL 70 examine her varied nd eegaat stock Of entire styles
Nladams fiat herself chat the unrivaed ia the
city both as TO style quality shape and price. cali will
convince them Fl the fact.
MAGAZIN De MODES
ri lanai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

The TINES AND SEAsoNs-A valued correspon-
dent, who takes note OF time, and makes interest
in for Others las sent the following which worthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

LATEST FROM PoRr NATAL.-We have advices
from Port Natal TO the I'D of last January We
give few eXtracts:-
The Natal territory is Que OF the most fer
tile parts in Africa for, about 50 miles from the
sea- the growth OF vegetation is almost beyond de-
scription little frost felt there.
All the open country around the port may be cult
waited maize grows perhaps better than in any other
part OF the globe, and two or three crops may be
reaped each season.
Tobacco grows also exceedingly well, and large
quantities OF II are cultivated there
Cotton has been tried in different parts and ex-
periehced men ind 1t to answer beyond their ex-
pectatons
The soil is spoken Of as being similar to that of
the plantations IN the United States and labor being
very cheap expectations confidently entertained
that an extensive cultivation of this article will
soon take place.
All sorts Of grain, such as wheat, barley. and
oats grow remarkably well some thousands of
muids OF wheat have been grown this season and
great quantity OF oats. Wheat is selling al Peter
mauritzberg, at present, at lbs per mud. and we
get Il ground there INFO meal for Is Cd so that
new colony OF Natal when it becomes quiet and
the country settled, will far surpass the Cape Colo
ny, both as regards pasturage and agriculture
This is rich grassy country, and well supplied
with water. On the arrival of the first immigrants
IN 1888, II great many OF their sheep and cattle
died the country was at that time laying waste,
but now that the proper seasons for burning the
grass are known, (Which are January and August)
the cattle are thriving well For several years
great numbers of calves dIed--but we have had
few deaths among them this year. and no horse
sickness as yet. When the natives are under good
treatment, they make good servants; but the loose
way in which the Natal CATERS are at present liv-
ing, scattered all the country is great draw
back to the farmers getting servants ard to their
keeping them any length OF time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
NOTICE TO THE PITRLIC

RE 1T KNOWN. that IUOHN q EMERSON in III. yeir
OF our lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty four,
then zen tn, State Of New York. did mike aud
ed an imrved SPIRAL propeng wheel by let patent
my possession will more fully therefore give public
notice that the prope wheel commonly called
peer is included ia my said letters patent. aud
uy all persons not TO make the said prop ling wheel
without AUTHORITY ON reside a, present $3.50 Pearl
re VIII shall be pleased receive all persors int
ed either in the title for the IF sid propeller
&C msm JOHN B. EMERSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

Vy-GERM44N LINENS ~
VNFE SuBSCfiBEK beKs leave inform his friends and
the publ In general tina; he has received from Germ iny
large assortment the celebrated Budeed Linen quail
ties consulting Of
90 Napkins do do do
20 aoNas DO do do
=, oo ga and Dessert Napkins, do
oil the hnest quality &c which he offers for
sale az me lowest pnce. l.. NEUSTADT,
mo lmNfc 3JJM Broad wav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
BEEF, BEEF, BEEF.,

f. EFF BEEF! BEEF!
On HAND AND FOR SALE. in'lots TO suit pur chs,er,
\ aFALENTlNE'S Is Flu ton Market $50 barrels Extra
Mess Bes choice tce all selected piece rarrcls City
us ted Mesa aeef warraped and sos half barrels amv
besi very hne l. tended for the scuthsrn market
he above Bse packed rful and judicous manner
and sli Keep Enoe climate without getting salt he
member VALENTINES OLD ESTA SLISHMENT
mia Nn'fc No. 10 Fulton Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
OrricE CRoroS AqurpueT BoARD !

lJun AVN, IVA.
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS Water Ia er, rrtT E.
" red ~ aban from the the ashers attach
ed III irtrve ple for The frn gh ending 2oh rl AMI
FIR The peri ID Of tin 20 be careful using
than is Ahaoluey ,ry aud ozrns generally
to aid ms dep ent Preventing TIE
Of fsom the hydfants the supply
both ordinary ard crtr ~ Tor the city for The x four
will BE- from the q sefvos, the
being shut Of the wh,s line of the queduct
BILE tn epguetr., NJ Jarvis A. Heste 10 make their
semDnun tximination Of the Interior rspairs
may befound Subjoiu.d from ord
nance passed the Common Counc which will b. naidIy
forced:
no person OF erson except the Mayor Aldermen As
the pect winds, snail wit permits
in vn,irg from te Cfnton Aqaejuet Board
open hydrut belonging attached to the Croon Aque
duct WORKS erecting for the extngusmcn of fires exert
of e in the neghbo hood ,hsll leave said re hJ
frant Tor longer tine than shl b. limited in said
sson sh III the for other purposes than may
be mention IN s enission under the penalty of
lvs dollar for each offence.
BIZ order OF the Croton Aqueduc; Board.
ais Ivrc JAMES A. COFFIN. President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

NEN KEMlrTANCES TO IRELAND, &c THE
p3X subscrib'r continues nit large
small TO persons resi- iinE in Part Of Ireland in
the he and his predectssor business dose
fer the last thirty and also. part Of England
Scotland
Money RENTED by letter (post psd) the .ubserbe or
Isonaly deposited with him. with The Of the prison
persons feand England Scotland whom IL ia to he
sent. and the will be i'm edeIy transmit
I'd and accordingly and receipt to that effect
i6r,Varded e. tre sender.
In like manner money, or claims persons 10 part Of
Ireland England Scotland be collected by the suberb
er for persons residing part OF the United STATES Ca
NADIA, and will he paid 10 them sccordi- gly.
m26 2nsm GEORGE McbNIDE, Jr. AZ Cedar IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. 81, 33 AND 30 CROSBY STREET

NO. 81, 33 AND 30 CROSBY STREET
n The PROPRIETOR would info, IN his friend,
4N >and the public that he has sale at his large and
rlZl-spacou- establishment upwards Of seventy Horses
last 1f'ed IRON the country young souod aud knd com
ue spge Road and saddle ors Of good atty action
fast trt tt,rs aud o. great endurance
Also, ayefy isse nuGb. o, goo Horses table e., he9yy
draught kua e-ts and well broke in ba.Iess The
stocA all vel wo thy the at;eati. OF purchasers
Drovers and Horsemel witt. this market with Hor.es for
sale wiiind the accommodations OF ahlshcut
ssed by her Of the kind ia the United sat Thu
ST bes eiry and and Capable OF ab
Horses coinfottaby.
Gentlemen having Horses keep livery by sene them
this establishment assured they will
the utmost aud alton, with liberal chsrges
II proprietor lid also inform his the p bile thai
lie Auctn Sales Business discon nusd ct this establish
WILLIAM WILLAMETTE
mrl8 lmsrc PROPRIETOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

k&K LUNDUN LINE OF PACKETS-Pacsrt of
NJ4 10th ApnlTke splendid, well known and fast sail.
SA4blng packe, ship WESfMfN sTER Captain Hovey,
Will saii Dositivsly a. above her regular day.
She has splendid accommodation for cabin second cabin
nd seefaRe Those about proceeding old
country will lind the Westminster derabe Conveyance
es0ns Wishing bert sho ud make
to w. & J. Il. TAPSCOTT,
IS Peck slip
S-Persons wishing send for their reods the old
ny, have brought this packet any Of
the regular line the advantageous TERMS applying
Is Above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

PARADISE, Lancaster Co pri Is, ls44
Comparative Vegefaiion Of Fruit Trees f,iH blossom
lsi2-Apricot, March 10; Peach, April 4 Apple,
April 20
1913 Apricot, April 20 Peach May Apple, May IL.
lsii.-Apricot, April 7 Peach, April IA Apple,
April II.
The advance Of vegetation, from unusual contnu.
Of warm weather this season. has been rapd
the grain much too forward Corn is mostly planted
this neighbohood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
DIR. II. BoSTwICR,
Attending Surgeon and Physician

THE NV YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No Is Chambers street,
W This Institution, established rer the afflicted
ound aud scietir medical aud ss aid has ALREADY been
successful o~at,on for nearly three ye All forms Of
dssi,e treated here.
eugea Operations Of description also performed
by qualified and all cases charge are
mpcefae and those whose limited are red 10
pay TO- their medicines only The " he ATTENDED TO
every day between AID o'clock. with ,o charge.
DR. II BOSTWICK.
Atteldlns surgeon and Pny,ican
This Institution under patronage and comme1datioa Of
49, ' s Rev DR. I'D Y HJGBEC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

PALE YELLOW SOAP FOR FAMILY USE.
"A Soap. '''' anu all A'na' Oh ane'
Essencet, ratchoui, Rose, Musk V.Ibena, SC, &c.
Ea, de Cologne aud Lavender Water.
Peach. Rose aud Florida WaSr.
Perfume Begs and Toilet Powder
With criticize pnsng entire Perfumery, at lower
prices than at aay other house
SOAP WORKS. 70 Trinity Place,
m msrr late I,umher ,t,ept
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p
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
No IS Chambers street.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
Fn'argement Of the heart, 3 Costiveness,
Scarlet Fever. Secondary Syphilis.
tout, Primary ChancreJ
Midwifery Pleulisy,
seminal Weakness Great Debility,
Onanism, ] rheumatism,
Dysenpry, Disease Liver,
: DiarrhRa, Mucous Discfarre
Inflammation OF the Eyes. Examinations of the che,t
Gouonhoe, detect disease,
elect, ] Bleeding from the Luuss,
Whites, 2 Coughing,
q Ulcers on the Womb, Piles.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Fracture Of the Humerus nnlargfA 1crsils removed
3 OPERATIONS for Squirting, ] Ply 1ioSa,
Ampuiation, orcrst,on for club foot
u eTajors Tor iiyGroc le, O,cTstion for drorsy,
or water IN the scrotum. Operations to c:e defomi-
Abseess thr Ear, ties,
Structures cured in the Curvatives Of the spine under
urehra without cutting treatment
or burning, Operation for stamueI ing
I inflammation OF the Ies- 4 Buboes cured.
tc.es.
DR. II. B0STwICR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

sTrUBiLSHED rhi.Dsy, jmice Silent by post any
dress The Medical CoLhjsnt." Il and popular
work Nervous and Sexual Debility local ana
al Weakge mp3teice stsriltty asd Con.umpton the Re-
suit Of Youthful Excesss Solitary gepcs Nocurn.
Emissions. &C, &c embracing rema,ks the dernct,eeE
fccs treatment ard cure Of GonorhG Ssphi. steciure,
and all diseases VI the genertve It'll ab'e advice
to those who are incaractpd from formi matrimonial AL
ances thensh fec-t dread Of mcapiity G dcsaIze OF
the s,crd obligations OF marriage, ly H. EaWCETr, NJ
d. Member of the l,oy College Of Surgeons Of London end
rdnbu gh md Of the Jehsson Medical College OF hladr
phii. His Diplomas from thss- ,oil tie sen,
ended 10 large frames in his c5ce 1876 Fulton IN which
he has conlued bis private for the last
thirteen All Letter. must sitiyely te paid Guy
letters handed in Ofca 1906 Fulton street uaioas
strictly private aud confidential apple unsrc
THE suBSCRlDEE !. now prepared to vel. WATCHES
and yEWEhY Of ell kinds at the lowest possible prices
vz:toid aud Silver Levers ard epiues, Anchors &c sc
snd also yer, has a2rtmen Of Jewery. eon,tng OF Gold
ninsd 10 II lower than other house the city
JOHN MYERS, 80 chatham street.
N.B-Dont forget the number-eo Chatham street.
mr2i msn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
d. BOIL, FLORIST,

ID. BOIL, FLORIST,
- CORNER Of tiferh street and Blooming road
for sale splendid selection of Ross
Acth.rs, pots Comprising the choicest aud newest
rieiies Of Moss Perpetual Bengal Tea No stte aud B,ur
lection Of Came!lias comprising upwards of varieties;
plants Aoors Boomingdae PISS every hour BY the
door, startg from ,oner Of Chatham and Tryon Row.
BOUQUETS Iu up tasteluily az MN
a5sa Fresh GARDEN SEED---ioasis,ing IF lbs OF
&A kadish; 1000 lbs Of Bes; 1000 lbs Of Tprnp; lbs of
~ Carrot; 800 lbs OF Onion; 500 los OF Spinach; $50 los OF
Cabge and about 500 lbs Of other Seed all the choicest
speeie and varieties For sale terms, and in
quantities to suit 1urcha,en, by Il. BRlDGEMAN,
AT his Permanent Family Establishment, br?sdway cor
. 49, Eighteenth street.
10 Also. BY his Alfred the PR mi,e general
assortment OF REENousE PLANTS embracing about 80 OF
ths choicest varieties OF Ueranums all the best kinds OF
Monthly Ross; together with Camss, Carations, Csc-
tns Verbenas and other Towering and Plants
nGI'-,,AMEklCAN STANDARD HORTICULTURAL
eaity q New York The Young Gardeners Assistant" the
dene.s n;trpctor;" The kiorss Guide" and the Fruit
Culuvat9.s Manual" for SALE whoessle End all by the
Author Broadway, corner Of 18th street. al Inns
JUST FL SHED-Elegant Nutria Eur has (oTdrar-
y termed beaver at the low price Of - superior short
oil frussi IN Molakin at 81 These hats equal durab-
lily and u tie TO those sold at s. Also article
very Tea. dress hat BROWN Practical Halter
ms lm~m lag anal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

ar:ofrc
NETVARK AND NETV YORK
FARE ONLY 125 CENTS
THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER RAINBOW,
CAPTAIN JOHN GAFFY,
A06N - Will commence her trips for the season on
thursday, april eth and run until farther
o'cl,ek, A NJ, rev York O'clock, r. NJ
The Rnbow has ban enlarged, comcetsly r. fitted and
adarted 20 This rout. aud having large deck saloon
comfortably accommodate large OF spas3eugsrs
Ereisn carried az verv reasonable rates.
New fs'k April ., 1874 al tire
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS
FOR ALBANY.
A&@n - DAILY, Sundays excapted-Ihrough Di-
rect: 3 MI Nj fon &c sts,nb:ai Pier be-
The Steamboat e, KNlCKERBQCEER Captain A. p. St.
The ste. mnost RUCH ESTER Captain A Houghton on
Tuesdav, Thursday and Saturday Evf Rirgs. att.
a, FIVE o'clock n L,n41 Ing. med att plaee.:
Nj pss'y Wsdusday EIidsX ana sqeS.y
C1ps,tendsn Tpe.dty ThaI'd,y and Saturday at 5P.
am c time take the Morning Train Of east or
west
uTbe above Boats spd substantial furnished
with and State Raoms for and accom-
modations unrvaled the IIndsou
FOR or freight apply board, P c. Schultz at
the office the wharf,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

a. FOR sALE-At William la bcurns Live y
4I IS able jersey CT y, IL efgsrt Horses, among hem
AZ-1-4 pairs hue. from Cayuga, SAFE Of New
kftE an iter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

FASHIONABLE BONNETS.--The establishment as
Broadway doors alb ave ansl
'eDs variety or Fashion abic Bonuefs imsec
DRUG STORE FOR SALE
SITUATEO good reighborhood, is dsomely fitted
- and doag good business Will be sold low. Enquiries
t1Rh. Grand str-sf. sp2 i'm ssp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

PASSAGE FROM EN- fLAND, IRELAND, SCOT
LAND Anu WALES, VIA LIVERPOOL.
MI subscriber made usequaled gernents
&E4$tr bringi- out emigrants this ysar 84i Those
kt&as ding Tor their friends would do well apply
the sld ssud Oshed packet f6ce of
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South 1t
N. BIN shirs Of this line Liverpool five
lays aud rfs Usual BE- furnished for any pay
able all the principal backing institutions shol
uoit~d kingdom. apply ~ ihovs NAL
ks4ks FOX NEW OkiEANS.-LOUISIA AND
E1N NEW YORK LIN Positively Fir.t Regular
x2IEpacLe'-To ss 2st rstsIt-rhe East sai.tng packet
sp Moan. Capt r. Dagge will sail as above, resu-
lar DAY
dations apply board Orleans Wharf Of Wall stet,
l.. X. COLLINS * co
Sc South street.
Positively freight received after this e,e nny.
shippes will plssse in their bills IL lad this day
Sape BY this line depend upon having their goods
correctly measured.
Agents in New Oeans-Mesus Hullin and Woodruff, who
will promptly forward all goods TO their address.
The ket ship OCMULGEE Capt. Pset, will succfed
Re Duncan 90 {, her regular day.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20

@efdbrtideS SpteIscua-
Sdrsbunbr fnc III ucucter 3eit pcecr in
Wcce 9rfcmmeu. Scr un9cfdbr 7 9Rcnaten
bls clnes oielrr 2berdrn cine jun9e Came in
Sn9lane, uuc Iefte balo barauf oas @e,ittt
Der Wntter bieler lln9lifIiheu ab. WiB
Dsiafcnr Gas jnn9c Sraucn;iumsr, iiarb
weni9e 9Bcelen carauf al Ger Q8aiIcrItbcu.
unc Die Mnttcr ifarb uu9efibr fnnf Wcnate
fpdtcr al eerlelbcu ld,redlihcn Straufbeit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20

3rpeibuneert rcntide Iamilien bon Sodmils
ton @auutp III Ohio hateu Yrairic
eapcrtc IN Scpa qcfduft, no Tc acoens
rpdrds ciRe Stact ausic9su. prairie papcrs
te Iie9t III @lnDtcn gauntp om MifGlipri =
Die Sa0c Der bedbtIttiatsn Start Irn lcbr
retscno nno Der Scern in Der llmecacno fur
ern lSeIuban, rcIdicn bicfc Ccutlhrn ;u
betrrbrn 9eeenferL 9reigurl lriu. =
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20

Gin Gc9cr ftel filrilit in NeusSrleans ron
Scm britteH Stcdwsrfe eines neuen Nauirs
in cinen paufcn Saditeine, nit bem Sfrpfe
perspdrtS, abcr er ipran9 fogleid, auf, fraste
feine QBcus unc 9in9 fort @r la9te, cS
hattie blcB ictlte Sccclt Gin wcniq qeruttclt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20

@tafubr.- - Der Selauf Der @nfubr
ausIduoilfer Wdaren in Die Der. Staaten
wibrcue cieism Sdhr wirb lid) rpabrIbcinIid
su Gin bunocrt uno finbetn MilIioncn Cha,
Icr benasen. Bon ciclrm fpurcen uu9efibr
ad,t WiiIicncn in pbilabelphia uno fhnf uuc
fIebcnsis WiQicncn al Q6ertb III ReH Yprf
iTpcrtrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20

9Im Dirnfag ruurre su Srifcn Gin Ial
9tdmcns Solcpb @lecr, lctbin Gin @lcrf
Der Sdnf ysn @nglauc, ourh brn.Sereini
ten Staatcn Warfdaa nrretirt, Der icn
3nItitnt nm 5000 Nfc. Sterling bsid,niiioy
uno I'D, flnd,ti9 gcmad,t- bate. @r rrnr|
ins &icfiuauiB 9cbrad,t, no man inn a
fcl9cneen Ncr9en am Salfe bdn9crb NJ
tcet faEo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20

WiIoe Tdnbe n,-@ine 9tafbs
5euneffIe> 3cituna mslett, td6 bafclbif
msbrere Gage bic euft budlfdblid, pcrfinf
9clpcfen fci cnrd Die uu9ebcurrn 3nae
gRifeen GdubeR. Da5 9faufd,en ,peld
eicfeIben ssrurfadlten fcuntt man in betra|
.liher SerR oernebnlru.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20

Ger Staatslcerstdr Der Ser Stdaten al
cffcIcIIc Idhri5ht, untcr tem 4ten 9tcpe|
bcr, cae eic friitrpciic Scsabfina Der @cleI
weld,c am so. 9Ipril uno 80. Suli, uutcr I
Convention slpifdlcn ern Der. Staaten II,
Mcricc pSilig ipnrrn, ben jcucr Hc9ierli
ausbcSdhlt wcrcen IIne.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20

Plus Ger mpihSburs aIge" crfcben mir rag
eurd Die 2sete @ranb.SurD % Sias se9en
pcricncn 9cfuncen pcrecn inc, ipelde un'
rcdtnldsi9 9citimmt baten. sIIe Ino uas
tllrlib 1cfo Srfcs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20

SOB eines Mrprefrntdnte|
Rcbcrt @arner, @fl, elmer Der erpdbl
gSbi9 @cnares' 'Wif9lirccr bon slnne slrur
@auntp, RarpIaub, fatb all fciner WctnlI
am 3Iiffn D. R, an einrm 6ieber.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20

SO dti9e tceduna. = ni
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