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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20
MILTO III q U ; f,
ar THE N9RROWS. LONG TSL.4VD.

THE SUBSC RIBS having leased 81 tteoig, oenion
i Fs1 ),hi, establishment which WIZ y, OFF,. 90
Tho 2ssh OF May Instant, beas raVe rr'PeeH"S W N
This Hou.. !. situated at the " rows near tamonL
.ivh, mile. civ OF New fora on an "ft',e
mrans ing prospect the Ocean, the paw st-un n.pd
H. nsrr,,ona =, The eptrsncc of the Harbor n.ant lu
shading beach cable, diVefseu Ioit'oh VI " ~
SAINT scenery of Long island ., . 70, -. of Mica.
vi ,.r ,np- nn-I . nation s well 40 10 the
man If ba.'ns., who wishes hi. family 70 snoy The
ronn,,v air sea the lussty OF sra oannR wn
vn.s n ,uv po.se ssug the same sdvabpRss
and STAGES vii piv daily. reveal pes each day
81 tn hour. Of ,,aItr due noe WI oe s"'n ~ II; ne
, ar ,ses. after breakfss ard be IN ,he cy eioe pine IA
he ofnpg sead their tv.ness and return IN ne 10 dine
III Ho,,l for the puross Tor which wsse'
e 20 rre as, year hs. been greatly irpovsd ara
,svsi Tbs Dining Moons, Ps,rs. Reading Rooms, BIZ ~
,as aowug ssioons SPACIOUS and wei, Msnsea ioa
Hotel The Bed Rooms unusnally lage aud airy
,,n.., IN neat and appropriate stye Fvery attention
"a ps,s 70 r.nd.r the Sea Bathng all tina, the NOS, s
o h,s y he attached 70 the lonse Band Of Musc. ard
e.i. will got spiendd sly esnd "a Fact every Other
that will tend to ssiy those ladies and gentlemen
he e",yse Tor boa will be from s. 70 si2 per week eeh
,er,on (,hdren and servants hall pncs ascodng ~ III
situation Of and the lengh OF time when INV
For the liberal and distinguished ga'ronnks Which w s bss
nod upcr the Marine Psvl o." IT Rnckaway, =.
ears tina, the subscuNcr Of its pogeois art a.
cor the generous patronage tetow ed upon ne vn .h
abb shinents which ne has heretofore b,n con, win
brgs leave his grateful ~, he aha, euu
,ewed es er ions on HI, part riefse he ffu re yn.ss
orttc " Hamilton House" the arr LONzo REED.
formerly Of the Way,sL' mgvii,t H.. fT 81 s,o,
NB The splendid Hotel w"nSue,@d bv my ,ormr rs
in ,tcn VII .onnmmuni atoms FOR Mr. Red, '.t THE
ne. ny t DIAN NsSy York will be promptly atteneedo'
my II ,awis7wre --------------------
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To the Public.
=, THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pue
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July. Price per copy-or 81 70 per an
num-postsges pad-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubishcd every Saturday
morning-prce 81 per copy, or So IL per annum
hostages paid, cash in a vance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of
last the largest circulation Of any poper in this citv
the oorid and therefore, the best channel for 5usiness
in the city country Prices moderats-cash In ad
vance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PnorRIEToR OF THE HERALD EsrAsLnHMsrT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

RELIGIoN.---Rev. George Clark, formerly of
New York city, will take charge Of the congregati
worshippng at the Malboro Chapel and will preach
every Sabbath day and evening. Subject next Sabbath
evening Tho Rciomatory Power OF Love opposed TO
the Injustice and Folly Of Retaliation. BOSTON HR Nay
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80 V,uNERs UpRTICULTURlsTs, Sc sS1ph~Ntr
v,mnsnis Tor foteng the trops-Suphs'e OF s'ni-'N
,Y,ts soda. constantly on hand by. ,,,,ru,,v. NGvu
-. ,.s.,,vy.ss,. "''" " no. 80 Maiden Lsrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

SkR FOR LIvERPOOL-New L,ne-i,equlsr P,eLe,
K1&N 26th Nlay-The splendid packet ship 81 ri N
S0sCaptsip r. A. DeTeyster, OF 1000 tors, will sail
above her regular day.
For freight having accommodations uuedualIed
orpendor or comfort apply board Orleans wharf, fost
OF Wall street, or to
Elk. COLLINS & co. Sc South st.
Price Of passage Si00
The packet ship Oanid, Capt B. j. H. Tnsk will spceee
the sheridan, and sail TIE 26th OF June her sular dnv
s2osc
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NV YORk,
al SCHOULEA,S MOUNTAIN

@UA NV YORK, nrHf
,.A,.L-I4 sCH0ULEh' - MOUNTAIN
--X EASTON. 2Sta4&fxaS
LAVE the foot Of ccarilac, daily sl.pl
cd At clock, M bv Railroad from Jersey City Nor
r,st direct without change Of Csrom thence by Posi-
Goach's hromsh vendham hester, Sch oey's Mountain
Port Golden, Washington TO Eaton At Arlington daily
line ater.ects and from Beyidsre For apply
BExtres furnished the shortest notice, by applying
IN NIB LUSE Moristowu. apes 2msrc
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's-ls-.- 7sXf4NX&-s
GREAT EAT WESTERN RAIL RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FROM ALBANY sy F F3,I pE RnHh t'a' MILEs' I
Road c'"9 Nj ! sAHfsS 81
NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
ing ssif g sS .sa
terneSae Places enabled send them during the Summer
s% s;s ys CO e Ss: e s g. s; oS
% s and all
hr evident that come; much cheaper the immigrant
no sss ~ sIsssat
f.ss; sa,alopeP R fas:s as to Buffalo per Ca
LaSSsas from N York ~ Lassassy to eaaio sob: '0'
ance for oOlb, IS Loas Of time at least day.
Lp,gasge from Albany 20 worth to the iaboier, say
Living e hours. for dsS 50 cent?
Total per r. Road =. ss,4a - NA' o.y
Deduct fare per r. Road Il 43
oes 'y ss ss SsY
G. ssiS
e 4Ssas asf :'
mys Imsrc :
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
81 EAND
9ssn.s Is cent. :,u, Tn Msy yin n. s
fsss M New gs
Az E' Sfs sf; Ct $
.|ass Fl s H e.
Ihese Stages on the route Reds Hotel Man
Bay Abbey Hcse Trinity Church Gsnst' Brsas
M im*rc Proprietor
2Nb New HKt Fo SATH EGFEhsFH
VII ,si :. s0 ;oI'" running on Monday May
* ass sna fAsM1il'' at T. .. and Il O'Clock
Ssss Sag: Viii Se's's
risk On the arrival Of the stag. at Astoria III inn
nedatey ,. readiness for conveying passengers Ravens
Hs:.: and Wagon. toilet LEWIS CARTER,
ms lmsec pTOprieton;
sGMhfER .aRR.aNGEMENT
NEW BTIfaTEHbN P2 Akw ~ yo HY2 2kR} srATEN
Fl; N: III; ssa Sss' isi ':;
t ssis;r s.Hls 8; sas S:y HSla' .a'
Lsays' FST Khqeis 20 minutes TO s. and 10 minutes
Leave. New Brxhl'n and 10 A, M; at ~ snd5 P NJ
On spuday-Lesys. New York q sand II A M at and
New York. May 8. 1874. myll emre
assxI 81 STATEN ISLAND AAyfI -
FERRY
Tn. 0r ~ TsAH5 sTmEE a, follow
on and s NM s S,i 2ad April until s Scs Island
Az Ats
.,.,s >. X *
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20
NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
$l2,o5
Deduct fare per r. Road =. az

The traveller per r. Road saves S. g
They also forward CLEVELAND Portsmouth end
waukle. &c. Wisconsin TER tory Chicago, Illinois; aud
Pisc IA ansaa .! tne iowe:t raa AZ
only at the Albany and Buffalo Rail Road Office SO Courand
street. WOLF HlCKEHS.
m re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE
FkOM ALBANY TO BUFFALO (325 MILES)
49,, by RAIL ROAD.
- The only Once " York established by the several Ra
load Companies beyWaen Albany and Buffalo is at
No. 50 COURTLANDT STREET,
JOHN f. CLAK, General Agent
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
Sbaler S5elcbnltn9 !!
$5en,ntt Den SscuDprf Stpbr

9teIn ipir tppllcn Tim felncn S.nbalt tbun,
Die Gage perbreitet fid,, eaB Der Teuporf
Stcbr Der mctlfeilite Srt shm 8aufen Ici.
9S Oh fetle @Iter.
gBir Gnt 70 Fcisis beIhdftiqt Sitter ~ IF,
uen unp ~ perfaufcn, ra6 mir fcinc 3cit bas
ben Die grpsc 8erGhietenbelt Der sIrtifcl aufs
susdblen Die mir erbaltcn BADEN.
gSr laoen bicjcui0sn Gin, tic ipiinfhen ffdj
nit cnem Scrrotb neuer @Iter su perIeben,
bel uuS ansurufen uno uuIcrn ur9emein .9ros
Gen uno portrefflid au69emdblten Strd in
9ln9enidIein III nehmen, che ile icnlfipp faus
fen, olaubene ea6 wcrn iIe bic @nte nno bic
VreiIe uuferer 9lrtifel bctradtcn, iIe Ibers
seuat fein neroen, baB mir bic beiten nno
mcblfeiIfen @uter pcu cini9cm aneern 9a9er
In oielem Ibeil ec6 Tanbe6 babcn,
Q8ir ltatten ben SHrecr orn 9eda uuo een
anardnscnben @aunties unicrn Oanf ab, fir
bic ausqcbebnte &unbidaft welhe mir bic;u'
ocr aenc6en babrn uno nrmit mir icBt ncd)
bcetrt merben, unb wcreen ms beifreben cine
Sortoauer baburd III crhalten, eoB mir mt
lere 9Saaren an ben niceri9iten prelcn per'
faufen. QSir w6en ba6 mir nid,t unterrers
/ fauft ncrbcn II. fonnen ScI9t MIR ecm S5es
trdn9e, nnb tu ipirit bif balo al eeul "T c, III
lDprt oaupt'Q Quartier" tefneen,
100 cu oann perlIdcrt icin fonnif, Die beife
Sdroains III Der Staet an crhaltcn.
| gSiiree es Die Belt mo Der 9iauni erlans
ben, 70 nollteu mir btc preile rnIcrrr wchls
rien @iilter beiiceeu, frmmt ater nur nno
lchet.
Gid,ts wirt fir taS 3ri8cn Der Sitter 9e'
rcelnet.
OHT9 9IIe 9lrtcn 0antc6prrbuftc, wrfiir Der
h6dltc Marftprci6 crlautt miro, rpereen I'M
2IuStaulh fir QSoaren an9cncmmen.
NitNacl llbler.
9lllcutaun, Suut1 10. natp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
SSclac Glitter.
9Incntault, cSunt 10.

Sie llntcrfhriebencn habcn in 3uIat AT
ibrcm friitcrn Stcd, cine prodltprne 9Iuss
rnbl GjItcr crbalten, wcIdc I'D, fir eirIe
SabreScit paecn, uno fpcId,r GIr al ibrem al,
teli StancpiaB an rem ncrbwenlid)cn @de
bcS Marft &creds, in Ger Stuet &lcutoun,
;um Grrfauf onbictcn. Seitcbruo aus
WcuSlin &c GAINS fir Samerls9hBiis
&c, ldintcb galrnS fir co; Gals
sartne6 unb Src9cS /; Sdncp Satz
tin:geifreifte gin9bom6 F.; grape re
GAINS; Matner uno fi9uirter SreBs
Scibe ; Slolsid)u1rScr mo tlane
II. lttmarSc ScmbaatnS; A Titf
ttnb buff @hmS Yrint5 ); sSplIene
1t. SaumlrotIenc 3ipibNS; Nierinc
@ailImeres ; Sdncp Saifinlercs >
Splcnifpffe bon allen Scnennlllts
gen: pl1tb unb S1ttin Settings,
uno cine grrfe 2lu6naM anccrrr 9Irtifrl, fpels
d'c ite an ben niceyi9tcn prciicn fur baar
@elp ablceeu pcrbcu
Grim nlb Tcntli9er.
2Iprii 24. no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
Gerers9iefcr in rcr Staot 9(ltentaun,
na3Wi

9ercrsStefer III rcr Stabt 9tltentaun
C3um Sdbilo be6 rrtbeu Suttrrfaljcs.)
Stattct Icircn &nben unc tem publifl,n
nberhdupt ieiuen Oanf ab, fur bic libcralc
untcrituBung Die CT 9enchen hat, nno benad,s
ridti9ct etcicIben su9lcid1, bas or eiu pcllf1dus
ci9ce 9'fcrtiment
@ebers 9S aaren
ouf Nunp bat, al ieincm Shap, friibcr i'm
SeNB bee Samcs pcttit, in bcr SNamiltcn
Stroec, Tcuharo'S GilcnsStcbr 9cgenilbrr,
uuo bcim @rc6eu mo Sleinen an Wbilacels
pbiarr YreiBen abret. Scin Gcrratb be-
itebt aus
San6 9liber, 8(cifhfdnber, Srauts
ifdnrer, SuttersTdder, 9SoltSiibcr
NIT hDlSerncn llnb eilcrnen 9ieifem
Gtmer Don allen @rCBcn llno Cor
ten, SuftbelS nnb babe Sulhels
Defs uno bolbe 9Dcrf6, ori9eltrites
lie ;2llter ttno Giner QSaf6sMoe
f6tlcn, II. {. ~.
@r orrfrrtl9t and 8aecs3itrr duf Gclfcs:
Iurg unb arrere Stbsslrbcit ouf rie firiclic
2Irjci9c 70 miro aud, Slid 2rbeit bon ibm
inter billt9cn Srrin9nn9en pcrrihtct.
SUM 5, nG9M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
9GmsOS CftSsaaer
SUPPER uno Sletbibmipt IN ber
StaOt 9(llentaun.

Q8infdbt 1cine Nrcmbe, fcine oltcn Guuoen
nno caS putifum uberbaupt barauf auf,
merriam IN MAIDEN, bos or iein @jefd6ft md,
INNER all icincm aItcn Stanoploee, 0e9cnils
ilber Deter ouber'6 Stcbr unc mfern SNa.
9cnbud''6 & QStrtbsbnuS in bcrnamiltpu Stra:
&c fortbctrcibt; alIlpe er INNER gum Ser
fanf auf Soano bdltcn, uno ouf Scitrllungcn
oerfcrti9rn ipirb
9lQe s(rten Yrennfeitl, Tirbcrs& s&e0e(,
Slnpcr9 ScilcL @ofces &ellel, mo
alle onnere 8ehcl = Serner; 9Qs
lc9lrtcu Sled)paarclL al6 Sadrtnz
nen, @tmcr, 8te6faunen Gclrl, furS
olleS lra6 III bicic6 Tab cinl6ld9t
pclde SIrtifcl or allc an cen a lcrnip b.
rio fen Yretfen atlrGcn mirc. 9Gc
SeitelInn9cn fclIrn anf Die filrSrltc 2In;cigc
bcipr9t wcrbeu.
s lid: 9Irbeit, nirb auf Die filr;ctc
Nnci9e ocrrid>tet.
Danfbar fir 9cncscnc StunbIhoft, bcfFt
CT taB bic &inte lcincr Waarcn, ihm ferncr.
bin eincn hinldu9liden Sbeil Der Gfcnlidrn
&junft Idlcrn wiro.
s-T" 9IItc6 &upfcr piro prr!an0t, wrfilr Der
bpd,ite YrctS crlaubt mirb.
9lmc6 Gttiu9cr.
EIrrjl "a. nq3OI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
S5cSt fc0et btcts :!
SSpblfciter ais jcmals !
S5reper unD qOoun,,
0Io1d,inensOsa6er in 9tllentalln,

ezn-zz.SEs---,, Sebieuen itd bieIer &cle,
SlHs4S-S genheiteem publifNm crgebent
EhlEsAy ansnsci9en, eoB Te baS Wa'
Idiincn Mnter @eIddft nrd irlmsr ar ibs
rem aiten Stauo untrrhalo Sitalcr's Orus
dcrci betrciben, allpc fte 5u jeptr 3eit eiEen
uclIitiRbiscu Sprratb
SrelhmaIbinen ppn alIcl 2ICt 2 itnc
4 Nfcroetrafte StrobbdHte, QSinpe
nibIelt, @nltipatorS, Sall8 patcnt
9GenenfDrbe
uno ccrelciben 2lrtifsl Sta. Be,faaFaa 6Ino
'balten cocr ouf SeiteItunssn rerfartigen.-
9lae 2lrteu MaIhineh Wferees s@eiulte unb
ollie anocre 9lrtitel meroeu 0sf bic fiirScltc
9lu,eiee unc slpar billi9er ais 81 tr9cnb cncr
frirbercu 3et perferti1t, uuo fir jcce 2irbc;t
wcidDr ole Wrrfltdtte perld8t ipirb 9ut9cltan'
ben.
Siermof.tiuen unb Weifdf@Ifbilst Bic
feltt reiuigru, fperben jcoerSeit BEL ibnen III
BADEN Itn-Sie bctreiben audi MN
Sa5 S6mieo 9eiGift,
~ saaa in 3ufas uih.
.ggy~ssls. rem friitercn @ss
cszs.sJ7z,1 fd,lft II. peripres
SEf..I SsstlSS.ASSsess dlcr, nnb ofrIpres
ST. $Sy.SSlzg19 cben nidIt MIR all
sS5 .S0E5g leiu, icncern mers
Ass 1~@Ss-=.ES ben ibre &erlpres
SS IS01lR d,un9en audi or:
SSsSSssy5gIs8 flllcn, bas iie ale
SSsNs.sSe'SSssss%%sc0 gu oiriem Sad &C.
@SSes~<-1~>Fas~ bGrenoe S1uneens
slrbeit, nit GinIdlus bes pferee ScIhlas
9eus, 70 wohlfeil une eaucrbaft Su liefcrn,
ais oirs an ir9eno eiHem anberm Srt i'm
Stadt 9eidebru fam.
Slid, ,2trbet all alien artcn burh fe unS
fouitpo perfcrti9tcn RaIfincn rpiro punfts
Iitl oanerbaft nno billi9 ocrier9t.
sic 1Iub baufbur fir bisber 9cupscuc6unbs
fhnft, uuo bitten fir cine Sortoauer bicler
ihnen 70 libcrat su 3teil 9emprecnen lluters
ifieuna hcffen auf cine 8ermchrun9 psriets
trn, nno Gno perfdlert bas rerjenioc Der ibs
re 2Irtcitcn nur einmal uerIild, id, fo9leirt,
Der grcscn GAIN ibrcr re9elmdBi9en &uacen
aribtisBcn miro.
grcoer une Ooung
Suni 5, 1874. nQ6N
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
9laeDrtCGt at 0clleftcreu.

Die Gcmnisiruers bon 2ed,a @auntp bo:
ben am lItcn Snni 1914, fclacnSe Socrrcu
ol6 @clIeftoren, fir oas @iniommeln Der
@1uuty: unb Staat6 Sarcn, fir Gle Staot
Nacntaun uno bic pcrIdicecnen GaunIdirS,
fir oieies S0br ernannt ndmIidb:
SllIentaun -gSiIiam 9. 9]cun9.
9icrthamrtrn.-Ganicl 9ctb.
Ndupper. SamRel 9lptb.
SnI;tur9. q berphiIus 9icice.
. Sbrr.Sduccna.-pbilip pcrirn.
Stcr.Witfcro.-Smcu 9lhcaos.
NtecersM1cungic. c.-peter gPitert.
Sbcr,Nfaeun9ie. .--Ddniel Willcr.
Fcnbii .-Rathan 8ud,mau.
gSci6cnbrrg. -NenrD YSerlD.
Hyuu.-Sdcpb @oeiuoer.
llciecltcro-pcrr Wiacr fen.
Erre'g8bcithaH. .--philip Gtrdus.
Snosy8hcitball.- .--petcr 1rcrcN.
SbiSe @clICftorCu habeu lIdy in Der Scms
mjflrrcr6s s2Imteilute auf een l5tcu uddhten
Suit nit tbreu Sidcrhciteu ciu,ufuncn, nm
thre prcccrts &c, nad tcr Slfte ecr gilIcnI.
ttD. i'll Gn;pfdna ;r rcbmcn.
GSptn 2)rit }
%s"icl Ss;'Sf 5,So;s S';9le' eo"'Hs.
sunni 10, 1911. iio3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
Elpril "a.
Oainelt SCGu,l,aCDer.

llnerseitnetcr, 9l9cnt fir @ilhrr Gmtarof,
bceicnt iId oieier Gicle9enheit friucn Sreuns
ben uno rcm publitum i'm 9Q1cmeincn Ole
2InSeiqc gu MAIDEN, oas er III Der Sonmiltcn
Strasc, swiidIeu Or. Wartin'6 uuo Sohn &.
Huhc's QScbnungcu eincu neueu Shubitobr
erridltct bat allpo er ale gIrten
Samens uno Sinner Sd)ube
rno Stiefcl
gum &erfoRf aHf Nauc su hoGten 9cbeuft.-
Oielclte iperbcn aLIe inter lcinrr ci0cnCnglufs
lldbt ocrfertl9t uno man fam oerlIdlcrt filb:
len, baB fe bon eritcr @lte icin wcrocn IL.
wclde er an ichr niccriocn 4lrciltn bcim
@'rcBcn unc StIcinen fur Boar GIelb aticeru
miro. 9lllc 9lrten ctcu9cnanutrr Sdubc H.
Stiefcl perocn aud, ouf Sellcllunacn &C.
matt - @r bdIt audi Moracco 2epcr unc
{runfS gum 0crfauf auf nduo.
Srecrs mcreen init Canf cmpfan9cn unb
fe9leih bCicrgt
ScaS q. Smith, 9l9cnt.
9Iprl o. no3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
Scfallntnlodlult,t.

Gtutrmat fd> bic Sage oerbrritrt bat, tls
fct ih uno q Iorcn R arfcacr, BON
rStcr'Snnccna 3anmltip, ecd,a S0untY, ale
:Wce9cr, III cine @EleGftnft6 8e.liuouno
actretcn, 70 nchmc id, cjeie GNigCnhcit cera
@crndit 5u ,miNcriprcdcH uht IN o,ifdsru,
rds,mir iiiemel6 auf ir9cne cue 2ht, in cine
WerhiurWu3, Bargain ercr GiWlt0ct nit rils
nuccr ciu9canuQru inb CaJ Nutlifum bcs
tictc hisruon gcfiai9t ylotj} ,uuel.Ercd.
CWCt @iB.
SNer' Sautcna siunl lS. l.il rSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
DO, 4. WilfrnS @etdutc, in ttY lNamilts,
| Strdfe, in 9Qcntauu.

Jc, 4. Wilfrn'S @etducc, in tty l.amiusd
Strdee, in slIcnt0uu.
Der ltntcrlhricscuc bcrust titte GJcleGcr.
belt ienen Sreunocn uuo Dem geetrltn Inb.
llfnm anSu;ci9eu, rag or eaS cUi4c Cjcid aft
nch inlmer betreitt, am elen Gtnnbe, FRI.
her bemchut bon Sic9frico uub &;ttmiSl ulls
100 er gum Serfanf anbictrt, at!r Ge2tcn
StlefeL 8ummi lteterfduIG @drs
retSsSpfS,
cin pclIitdnoi9es 2ITortiment WfKs,, fDcibs:
uno Stinrer Sd,ube, ipaiTreid,te TICrcccc
Sdnbe fur 6rauenSimner, nno ;lbrrhaupt
alIc 2lrtcn Sdube uno SticIeI, Die man su
babcu ruiiHIdt, ale mclGe or pcbEtilcr ais
ie nod lcmals in gllIcntdvn Gctduft porl en-,
fltr Saaracle gum @rrfauf anbictet. Ga or
jcoerSctt cine 9iuSaM rrfahreuc @jrilllcn ms
ter letncr 9lufliht bcid)dftat bait, 70 fam or
jeot 9Irt jFlneeudrbcit auf bic flirSc(tc 2InSri,
9e pcrrittcu.
Gf psrfrrti9t andI SrunfS vru pcrSi9li1cr
Gjiiie, tprldlc or bilIt9 ocrfduft.
Danttar fir bisbcr 9ruOTcnc Snucfchoft
bcfFt CT eurdi CUTE, punftIdje uno bui9c Sc,
oicnun9 itd> niht nur cCr fritbCrn Runes
idhaft, irneern andb Ger ec5 pnblfHms llbcrs
banpt nnreig III MAIDEN. ....
sE7S9md) bat CT ciu du6ocbchntcs lIlTcrs
timent pcn Mrrccccs uno ouecrcr Sd,uh:
ecinilg, pcllhc or al Itbr biaigcn prclIeu
iunt 0crfauf dnbictet.
%Suelnl03 S6nrict.
same IL. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03


tlnterseidncter, mohnboft in Der HamiItcn
Gtr1sc, Der 0tefprmirten Stride id,rd9 9cs
acnilbcr, bat rcutid, ,picccr einen frifhrn
Tttou ausgepchntrn Stc6, cin9clc9t pclhcs
ann Gin atinSences uno SIa9cmcincs 9Iscrs
fement pcti
Gilcn mb Gilen yS1aren rcn ollcr
Senctlln9clL &utibcn Srtnm1tn95
'ODn jcner 9trt Sorler QSuorel,
Cabinet uno S6rciucr .9SerfSeu9
Don alien SortelL al6 Opbcln unlo
70 !pettcr 9faterialien fir SOIuierz
balten BON jcoer Wenenuuna, allie
9trten S1rbe, Sptc9els9la5, II. f. ~,
alt6nadt,
7pclthc 9tftifcl or cntId)lcBeu it al IcGr tiIie
sen prclien ab5ulcbcn.
Nas pubifHm il engelatcn fpiuen Gcrs
ratb ocn QBdorcn IN an9rnfdein ~ nebmen,
no CO iIa) iconuH baIo uterScuqen ,prc, oa8
ecrlelbe certrefflid) if, nib raB ieiue prcile
gang biIti9 fnb.
Sir bcreits 9curecne &unSftuft ftattct rr
1rtncn @Unneru frinen pcrbinrldfcn Dorf
db.
Stcpben Sarber.
sIlicntauh Snui ), 1874. Eqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
y eter g. = { y L,
IGentaun, ORdrS 81.

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getn h 6c
banne,
aIentaun
If note scartetc
9hh 9cbcn bat bnldn9h @df
nn @r 9nt ean
Uerert9cn:
S{uIdbe, Smni6u6es 9aIe5 Gor1zo(s, SufieS, IT, 10,
nit eiernet unb hDl3rNu Nerten,
nen p Der gfh aen pcr fur h m bdn
tberaen @rebu
Shuun9cn
lid duf Die fnEfe beio9
Shrf 9lrtct mrb buio
phnd sepiu9 putms SSueteu,
eanftar
Netr s. GcHr, G9enbiner.
apru > ~ ' nasN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-03
QSirD n(llAl2t,i.

100 2rnuen 0uted &jmottg SIN, fin
pcIhcs Der hod>ftc WuFtmciS Ctautt Iuirc.
pcrnrn rerlan0t. = Dos tlu lpsro III Ger
Sdrucr rhne mtitere &.ltu acmIacn.
M,litaAi 8rvp.
SunE II. nq3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-04
NEW BOOKS.

Through the politeness ofMr. Sanford, we have
had placed on our table, Morse's School Geogra-
ply, illustrated with geographic maps-Harper
and Brothers, New York.
We have glanced through this work, and We
think that we have never seen any initiatory text
book on the same subject that SO well merits the
attention of parents and teachers. The plan Of
having the map of the country, its description and
q wood cut representing scene characteristic of
the manners and customs of its inhabitants, all on
the same page, is, we think, unique and extreme.
ly we'll calculated to accelerate the progress of
the tyro in the science of Geography.
Also, Tales of Glauber Spa-the Wandering
Jew, by Eugene Sue.
Those who have not read the latter work, have q
rich intellectual feast before them. The author
has established for himself reputation that places
him in the first ranks, if not above all his living
contemporaries, in the walks of the dramatic No.
vel
The above works are to be found at Mr. San.
ford's Book Store, in this Town.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-04
For the Journal.
Mr.. Editor:

i
n the "Wil,ningfon Chronicle of the
o. inst. there is communication signed
bv some person, who calls himself" c."
md who SAYS that it pains him exceed
;nglv to say that he "never heard any
nnJiic speaker so grossly offend the moral
and religious sense of an intelligent and
christian community, as did MIR. Owen
Holmes in his remarks that evening"
Now. sir, we happened to be there up
~ that "same said" evening, and we will
o;ve 10 your readers "our" impressions
abou, the irreverent and plasphemous
comparisons" made by Mr.. Holmes, as
we'll as a short statement of the circum-
stances under which they were introduced
in that genteman's remarks. Mr.. Holmes,
at the time he made the remark - about
Mr.. Clay, was speaking of the truculent
aduIa,ion-ofthe manworship-ofthe liege
service-of the almost servile homage
with which the Federal party approached
the shrine of their Chieltain's oyergrown
ambition; and we we'll remember that, be-
fore he made use Of the expression in
point, he prefaced its introduction by dis
claiming any intention Of being - irrever-
ent." We also remember that he observed
two or three times before his using it, that
he was afraid that, perhaps, it might be
construed by" evil minded persons, we
don't mean to insinuate that c." is one
of these latter persons-not WEI as it has
been by the Federal organ in this place
and its coadjutor &C." We would like
to ask &C." this question: Suppose Mr.
Clay Uas received in the manner alluded
TO by Mr.. Holmes, at whose door woull
the irreverence lie At the door of TIT
persons who would be guilty of such de
grading conduct, Or at the door Of the per
son who would hold it up to the reproba
lion of a - civilized and christian commu
nity"! Mr.. Holmes declared as gentle
man, that he, for his own part, though
that such was the case. Where, then, wa
the " irreverence" in expressing his tho'ts
if he really did think so and acho doubt
but that he did!
AS to the other expression. Mr.. Holme
was illustrating the idea so happily expires
sed by the grea' ethic poet, that,
Honor and shame from no condition rise,
Act well your part, there all the honor lies
And, however, we may differ as 10 his taste
IN selecting the illustration, we are realI
at loss 10 see what great irreverenc'
much less blasphemy there was in it.
October Sd, "A. d.
I'VE thank D. for his communication, bot thir
he has spent almost too much time on the matte
Both the Chronicle and his correspondent are d
cldedIy in the a. small potatoe" line, about t
whole affair. En-. JoCn.