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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16

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eos perinnfcne SdiF auf,ufurcn Sdcn
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nno Der tlutiac Naub tcs Captain .Sico
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sur Scute fallen mirc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16
GlleutoliH 9Sonf.

, 9Im lssten Wittrucf wurbrn folgente Sers
rcu ale Dircftoren Der su srrid,tctcn 8auf
in sltIentaun erwdbt, ndmlid: Cauicl sd
SCR, Soleph Qnubad, 5oiram Sd,aue, Sclepb
.Sd9cr, Scicpb SC. Sd9cr, Sohn lBa9ncr,
@tarles &rdmer, G5err9e Weuner, Sacpb
Z. 8caS, Charles 8. Martin, Scbn 9. Mecs
fer, Daniel WerB uno Spbn g)cit Die Ci'
rrttorcn fdriltcn ic9lcid, sur Rahl eines
Hlrcfoerteu ees Snifituts, uub bae @rgcbnis
anar, oaB Sob q8 gner ppn allen.
taun 9cb6rig crm6hlt nuree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16
SrittiScbcs 6plS!
aImerifancr Neiet uub 0ebenfet !

Gie "gHaciIonian" cine gu 98afd,inetcn
9eNrudte pcIf uno Dallas 3eituna, hat fcl'
9cnrcs fhdnclihc Gin9sitdncniB 9ematt.
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fanbt purbe um fir. ole Srerbaupel
gebre prpanbt ST fperoen."
ST es MN m6sIit, eas unier 2ariff bird,
tri,tiittss Grlo scrftert wcrben foil 9tmes
ri'0ncr Sreuacc eliercs tbeuer erfauften
&dnccs erld)cint atle am StinImfaten,
gibt eure Stimmeu fir @lop uuo Srclings
huYIen, uuo Der Wunlb Der SrittcR il pcrs
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16
Uri0Gblcr Sctfcl :


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@befer Gutter, bon Susertr,
Gpwuienb Sainss, non @tefer
81 ep:re entat tto:
I. ScIepb G,c Charlton, pbifacelpbia,
.. Schp .. Betberiu, Go.
3. Sohn .. 9ieinitecl, DO.
4. Sctu .. qiteD, philobelpbia @aunty,
5. Benjamin SrifS @cntacmerN
q. 6. e. W' Dc,pell, Buds,
Z. Samuet Sd,dffer, @befer,
8. gBiliam NieIfer, pancnifsr
8. Schu 9. Sieifer, Serfs,
10. 9ller. g. Ssopn, Stcrthamptcu,
IL. Scuathan 6. Slpcum, 2nScrnc,
12, Soenrp Drinfer Susauebanna,
13. Ter gSiobleswartt, llntcn,
Ga. Spbu SitIin9er, 9ebanCn,
Is. Daniel W. SmDfer, 9lbams,
16. Sricorid, Batts, Cumberland,
II. Samcs Watbers, Suntata,
as 9lterep 6 S9Ie, Someriet,
40. Daniel g8afd,abau9b, 8ebfcrb,
20. Schn 6. @cw, Wafhin9tcn,
81. 9Inbrep SO. epcmis, gllle9henN
o. SameS W% pctper, Wercer, ...
90 g8illiam q. Srsine, Barren,
"a. Benjamin Sartstrru, .Glearfclo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16
Nic Sifrubcroc in N,ii{Iuuri.

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wchljd, POM WifIIiTppi itno lmCi Serae bon
SdruerJ oercn siucr 79o, btr mccre 300
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MenfthCit fur Sdhrhuncerts 1brcu iimmt,
lIchen Scaarf pen pIeirH Ser3cn te,nbcu
t6nrte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16
1lmaliief omreb sScmcracipcbr.

Ter "@clumbia Spu'' brrihtc. EN- tran.
RIGGS llu9Iud, mcldcS iId, am prriacu Witts
ncdl Wcr9cn in ecr Gdhc non Columbia
sutrng une ben COB prn J,errn @alcb Slfins,
Srhn pcn 9Biliam 2ltfins, @fq sur NrIac
hattie. Gerfclbc mar NIT cincm SrcuuS auf
ein in Ger Suslbshauna actcQcncs @ilane
ouf Die Sn9c 9e9anqen 9lIs iIc inn Segriff
waren oas @ilano su ucrldfIeu nno er in oas
Boot aehen wrlItc, qicu9 leiur Nlinte, meId,e
er III ea1clbe 9ele9t hattie NIT Der Mhncuus
ac9cn fciae Sruit 9efchrt lcs, uns Die qan;c
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nnc sIer,te fancsu Ifb ein, Gle ihm aftc n,6a.
lid,e oilfe lcilfetrn alIciu aIIe ihrc Semis
bIIn9en rp1reu pcr9ebens, uuo az perItbieo
pcniac Wlnnten edrudh. Ter @erltcrbcue
mar in irincm %. eebeusiahrc uuc urn ci.
mem ausg"oebnten 8rciF BON Srcuubcn uno
Scfanntcn 9clicbt uno hcdnacId,iBt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16
Vcdld, Nort

C5n Rortbamptcn @anntg lpurbP infer al'
Ter Sreuno g amurl 9tDam 6, sin gutter
g3biS, Sum Sd,ttf vrlpihtI.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16

Gin bon bcinabe alIeu Sflticunasiiiifen
enitl6etcr &trpcr riuss trrfen ,Rarincs, pcn
ben Sd'meircn id,cn siemlid, uthaenpWmeu,
rpdrS leBte lSrd>c unpcit Ncrt Clinton iiios
td', nid'if Scrn. Wper's 6alfrfru qefuntsn,
mcrlibrr cine @crpners uutrriud,uua dtae,
hniten .ritrce. Tamc uuh fcrnerc llaifjuee
ciefcs llnSlndlidcn iTnc bis jrgt uns nidt
flire geIpprecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16

Sartcfcls@r c.-Tad, eem
tScnins bon 1910 belief lItb Die Sedrtcffel.
Grnrte IN ben Der. Sta1tru Guf mebr ais
elm bunocrt nrS aht WilItoucn Bulhel-lpcf.
dies, oaS SuIheI III 25 ScnS seretncf, siue
Summr BON q Miaicncnltatsrn ausmadr,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16
Sol,n Wantin.

Ccr Sd'abiecrctdr Der Der. Stdaien oitt
cffcielc Hehriht, ole I'D, Die Summe Der
nod, auslfebenceu ShIefanmcrnctru onf
s2,00S,459 II belauft, uno oas oas Cc.
partement jeet brreit ii bic(Slbrn Ic9Ieid,
em,ul6ien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16
Wlrtrhcit fir Gremau
9!Ecmblp SSablbcridbt.

Gclasnees III Der 2uS9an9 Der &abl fir
RcpreIentantcs in eisicm Diffritt, med,er
SCi0t bas beibe un(rrer @s9nc, crpdhlt Tno =.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16
Gonarcn SNdhlbcrttht.

Scl9uess 1T Gle StimmcuSoM peIde in
ticFm Ciftrift fur bic @cn9res, @anoioaten
clgc9c5en purcen wrldje ssi9t bos mfcrc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16

Su tcr Staet @atifSn, i'm Staats Shts
@arclina, trannte an I. Sept. fas @omts
hand. Die 3ier Der Siabt sdnsIih nicrer.
Binder mo Ddpiere Ger @dnnfD Seomien
wnreelt arrsttct. %an gfdmtt caB Sas User.
fen sinrr trennencen @ioarre in einem
Snufrn S6acmehI, wsld,es lid, ia eirem Der
3'ulmcr F'fanea eis lltIdbc beS SrauceS mar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16

Gin alter W ia. - Sn 9cuiGaua
lett Elm Mann, Der ricHrs catr Icin l36iirs
Snhr ;nrndIc9te. @r itcht irecn 3oa pcr
Scnnendufganq auf, uno madt pcr benz
NPcraenbrrb itcts einen fleinen Spnsicraaua.
@r bat nod ale feline 3ibne uuc icin Sdar
1T weis ME Sd,nce. @r tciIet ned, alIe
l'lne Srhfte, rdnht, o'braudt cine griUe
beim 2cicn uno Sdmeitcu. uno llimmie AT
lcln 2ebtaa fir eas QHhiatidet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16

GIN @amcr IN 8ermcut perfIhrrt, eae
feline 8drtcffelu auf hem eduo wrId,cs init
acrpohnIid EN- Stallmilf qrriiugt pcrecn mar,
heInshe dllc cerfduItrn; no hin9r9cu Gin
dnceres fIeints St'd eanc, ,peld'rS utit fit.
tenn fctti2en @runo acbiinat Wurss, sie'
it6nitrn unc 9ciunccfen Sartcfsln hs pcrs
brad,te. Ga drs.fir zen 8dAer wstt ess
Wilhe fperth bieie Mnaabe ~ sresiHn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-16
SORT ciucn 9atriutcn pun 20.

Der frI0cnee Trief rridlicn Dor einiocn
Wcden III elmer Ohio 3eitun9 bon euem
alien Hrorluticne Sclcaten, mo Yatrictcn
pcn 'S6. 9Bir erbitten cine 9enaue Ourh'
fTdt bon cinem Seeen Der Gle nod, 8eniqcn,
ilberlebenbcn jcrcr Sanbe ld)dst uno adtct.
81. slrlcr.
Gffhuru q Stn cSuI; 10 1914
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04
ForeIVn fmportat,ona.

eW Ko5.m crate mat; GsbIs
5;i .a sss ISL :$s
psi: hSP o.!. box NayE
Sss 5 @s
ssasts Macy l sons- iS bales
ssysj Seas d *; II Sss.s 30,
MIishsl SsS.il *; Bell lnss
s''t BIZ nsas
Sx' ~snb st"y: s:w5 bale. Is bT, sands Fuller
sA1 81. sWySsLG T.. LEI
s p; y;ss;; ;Ss. ~
sSS i:'v %5s s:s'ss
sssn SIS B Mer s ss rs5%. W,a,
sS. ESG WIlsSsIs boxes Robertson McAIhaf cSs
Leon
bundle ss%%' Gsg?s
fH1!a %fset Gales bale v y
t':s: $s?s GS Hss N %%
@ s:SssJI s' woe
css Go"l nhsnR S 9ss MeKs
MERRITT Fly bic Hses Haine: CO. case. Il
s' lSf %sn Ns.
aas
ward con9o,- SIX Cornell BroIhrs2 Townsend ssyIr
Coz Appleton Onderdork--l e. Connant x Coz G
&c EeTson-2 bales Hastings col ,ses bss smith
NstarT-l3 esks tagraye-ii do bales Ha sht &
col csIs w Chester cc-f fales Hought n 3 cks
- BerI,anLk Nswb9ld,e easkst baskets Mark.
Bunhlm B,dwn- Plat Brothers-l casks Bailey
fitchenl " II Cary co-5 casks Locke Carter4 chs
prnnis on Dsbfow-3 w Bend s Il Itbotson-l cask
Hum CO. "a es hale, Warner Cstlin Leopl
Cases boxes Becar Benz amin co-s bes1D Oakley
ID cases Ba,teIheld Boh col bales Hudson
Soxs, Ma tland Connie Ca sacks bSls Mabes 22
Blman-l case cask J Brown-7 casks / bag biles
Smith. Thurgar co.. boxes Robinson COZ cases Hunt
Brothers-l6 ~ geson battelle29s bars bales ou
boy Kenys eherI2sst bars and % bundles . W
koosevelt-t Pruyn. Wilson Vosburgh-l6 Underl
y crates and casks Garner co27 Gibson
errek Blunt-63 boxes 1872 rails iron order-A
casks 20 bales boxes to odel92 bundles and iron try
pots order.
CvRAcoABrg Tam OShante-o9 bales goat skins 70 tons
ache and Iogwood Is hides rkgs old copper Joseph Fouk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04
Domestic lamentations.

NEw ORLEANs-shpL ousvle-33 ties pork 81 Inf bbls do
1903 bbs beet do taiow McChain202 bbs pork 1903 Kegs
lard 80 SKIS peaches Reed Hoppock-i6 hid, hams aker
bbls pork Cooper GsnId5l3 Bows Cay-l05 hhds saou
deis Hoppok coo bales hemp Buck do deer
skios Fosdick-70 do l. Wyeh-6 Frost-l box
order.
NEw ORLEANs-Ship Stephen Baldwin-3s7 bbls 81 hhds
oork Booth Edgar21 bale, cotton Cram325 d. Renard
90 do pork bbs ck ham, Suydam, Sage co-0 bbs
Rowland Aspinwl625 do Goodhue co3OO kegs lard SIS
bbls pork Strachan X Scott
New ORLEANS -Shp Mount Vernon-6 hhds 100 bbl.
Brush co--76 bbs + Nevins x co-3i do Benedict *
Thomrson57de srd Dbl butter do 1853 keys lard ic
do butter oIk Drake 92 bblr pork Lee Daton Miller
son kegs lard 9j bbls do 100 do pork Kobbes Williams
80 bos pork Davis Cary50 bbis flour Warning. Gregory
Cool bbls Hour 32j bushels clio, seed Sydam
81 bales cotton X Maand-255 bales cotton Roberts
WillinTcs.
NEw Qn5rAss-ShiP May Flowersaa bbl. pork 100 do do
!32 kegs lard, Is csks hams Collins co2f6 bbs lard
s!ush co-s3 hbls flour Allen y Pnam iia bales cotton
Filth co-s7 do do CIam-25 do do Goodhue K o.
3a2 sacks corn 1913 DO wheat Cook3o9 bales cotton
70 60 bis lard Pelot Barbier9 do mdz, Bartow
Pope-25 'erosps indig to order.
Safeguarding xce-70o bales $50 cks rice Sur
ges Csarmn-Barstow Pope-Lawrence s. Trimble-
Gowdy Wells-Parmele., Kilburn & Rogers-Perkns x
HopkiusDavid LesterS Bronson-R Ciraves-J M Pres.
GOTTA Hazard Coco Wells-Rayner Pound-T Moran
and to order.
CHARLrsroS-Brg Moses-76 bale, cotton Pamelee, Xii
born Rogers-30 Jas Mathcws-46 Gravs-36 Perkins
Hopkins-l36 Barsiow Pope-I bx Clark Il II Lynch
-2pkgs Mrs Wellington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW Work. MARCH a
SUN RISES. &c 81 Full MonN...
SUN sETs.ss S 81 Htoa wArra,.......



with mdse 10 ii. Ma'shal fla, been day becaned OH
Long Island. ~ w
Swedish ship Eos, Ceidnus ITO days from Gehe with sao
tons iron 10 Bo, rm,p, Johnston X Co.
shr Louisville Hunt from NOrlean, Feb 7, with md,e
fey for NYork; Vcssbug for do got of he Bar and sailed
Shin Mount Vernon McMarus from New Orleans and the
bar loh nit with md.e, 10 e. h. Qn,ncY.
snip May Flower Weeks, from New Orleans Feb 10. with
ship Stephen BALDWIN, Gdden, 10 days from Nav Orleans
win cotton aud provisions, to master
Barque Chancellor Colns % DAYS from New Orleans with
200 ck nolase 600 bbs pork % hhds tobacco Hoch
kiss Of New Haven. where I've e. is bound On 23I u off
aged 20 years - 'N
Swedish brig juno Wehman &c DAYS from Lisbon with 9s7
moys salt 10 MISTER Has board O. Coios and r. Thonp
son. prisoners sent hor for Trial by the American Consul Tor
an attempt TO asassnae the mate Of American ship Charles
Carol, lying ~ he barbor Of Ii sboa
Swedish brig NInona Beckman, 50 days from Rio Janeiro
with 1910 bugs coffee to Phipps x Go
Brig Sophis, Kenny, 70 days from ST. Domingo Civ ith
$50 logs mahogapy to ssgg; $50 do b. Aymar Len schr
Topic, Smith, for NYork next dsy $500 ~ ~
Brig Tam O',haDter Thomas, % days from Cursco, v,b
logw ,od, to j, foulke X Sons. ~
Brig Champion soulr 10 days from Cardenss with geo cks
molasses to X. De Zldo ~ ~
Brig Moses, Loveind 10 days from Charleston with cotton
TO q Buckley. "'
Brig sxcel smith, 10 days from Savannah with cotton and
lice TO Siurgcs Chairman.
Sehr ~ Stevens, Briggs. days from Batimcre with
schr Maria, Latoprtte, days from Baltimore with mdse
Ia John on u Loadsn N'
Schr Sarah, kimba,l days from Bamore W nh m ase 10
~ Cooley Co. Sailed in CO. with schr Msent, for n
70 ssuggss 4 Clssrasa1 WV '''''''' ""' '''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04

Harlem Railroad seems to have maintain ed the greatest
advance Of the whole. Farmers Loan has huctuated
great deal through the week but the closing price shows
falling of of one and a half per cent All the State
stocks show decline from last Saturdays sales.
The stock market not kept depressed for the want of
capital as money is seeking employ in Wall
very low rates The cotton speculation having nearly
ceased capital that locked up that staple rapidly
Withdrawing itself, and laying idle Stocks continue dull
revival of speculative feeling before they make move
The present indications that in securities
will be very limited for sometime.
The old Board Of Brokers increased the initiation
fee to $500 If they would double that amount
place at $1,000 the present members would find very
beneficial would keep the Board select and keep out
all irresponsible spectators, who do hesitate long
about breaking any contract when not for their interest
to fulfil it. The present members of the old board are
without exception all honorable men, whose response
bity no question: and whose credit stands as
fair as any class of engaged in any mercantile p,r
suit II is not by paying the initiation that any one
can become member. In consequence of the unfayors
bic impression that the public generally have of stock
brokers, the members Of the regular Stock Exchange
have determined place certain restrictions in their rules
that will keep out every whose characters cannot
stand the test OF the investigation and whose OBJ
legations have not been fulfilled to the letter. This course
is necessary under existing circumstances II is mpor
.ant that the public should understand that the sales
made at this board bona de and the quotations thus
created from official source and entitled to conf
dence.
There considerable speculation going on in Boston in
Railroad stocks. Tie favorte among operators is the
Western consequence of the large margin for advances
and the prospect for The receipts this
road for eight weeks compared with the period
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04

nJ-CHANGEABLE AND WET WEATHER WILL
produced colds and coughs which neglected sure
lead to fatal consequences Shermans Cough Lozenges
iet rest and much than any other remedy
known. Hendricks Of cases which have been neglected
until confused consumption the result might have
been cured oy timely use Of this remedy
DIR Shermon's warehouse Is No lO6 Nassau st. Agents
ITO Broadway, 10 Aston House. 227 Hudson st. 1888 Bowe
ry II East Broadway, SO William st. l39 Fulton street
Brooklyn, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia and State
ST., Boston.
o. RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MIX.
TuRE for the radical cure of primary secondary Sy
phis and all diseases arising from njudicious OF
mercury This powerful Alternative is warranted to re
all impurities from the blood and eectually erad
cate all former disease from the system Sold in single
bottles 81 eachin OF half dozen, So, carefully
packed, and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the College OF Medl-
W. 8 RICHARDSON. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04
Cotton Mark cts.

MoBLE FEB 23-Cotton-The market has been unset.
ed and rather heavy to-day particularly the arrival
ne mail WIN unavorabe accounts from the New York
market We have change however report in prices
$500 bales
exports to 6S7 bales Stock in port not cleared nearly
III 600 bales.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 22The sales of Cotton Yesterday
amounted to 40 600 q bales and the market very firm
Towards the close Of the day there vague re
ports about later from England having been
in advance Of the mail but could not ascertain the
rectness source of the rumor.
Liverpool Observation-Disclosures and Mississippi
Inferior, 7a7a Ordinary a St Mddling, 81 80 Mid
Good and Fine, lO3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04

accumulation of greater State debt The question is
purely political each party endssvoring to throw from its
shoulders the odum attached to the already large ndeb
edness The amendments proposed we gave at length
few days since They stipulate that debt shabe
racted to exceed million of dollars unless to repe
vasions suppress instruction, and law creating
loans within that limit shall take effect until il shall
been submitted to the people and received majo.
rity of all the votes cast in favor of and against it,
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READ, THINK, AND JUDGE!
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS AND THE
PHI ,OSOPHY OF THEIR OpER ALTON

N.
DISEASE arising from dsordered acdon of the vital
tem-that IS Of the organs employed in secreting
dens. lin Ted T. their sen.ion The locality wh:e d.
taneoa. hose organ. when pre- pre-
rare srs1ss fno smssa%ae the element. The So:a If
IN. blood will be e 10 uan9 state and = &c. the whole
Tne raid iedsraa% then is~a preparation which win
1%1 rom Ss oSd s" Of &:
somasN that iaid which asrwad. becomes blood
must be pure ehs and i up9n the organization which
i've ih- Ht'sns' and the liver that the medicine
% Of inc
place Drain .' Ms ana pr %
Ts , sa med for a,% o Is.
dorcers e the sy,tm ia foun.a be pure all
$ % b WI s Ai S ss :s:S
BIZ 'a os Gh% the
mach t,veIs, Languor all nhammsory D.euesn short.
TOO ,pd action Of the digestive :ss,s,iyi y.d:
compound The south ,exrd il as Their safe
or sH a s.S srs%S 'G:
. f ns back Sf n, s. ". C.. out
o. ten ,ey adj, to r.ra their syOe,tqn, From ord:
a sesi % e ' sS s.: . cd: Il
tered with inform For years the
e. % i '1sG % S;a 20 s?ss
e o an Of % chi pre-. Of rSs eS Ss
,aS he 9Th ssd lie d-fnGi ola
ssG, NY e ,sl'sG P'es . sn5so boz
once, i<p ultOn sueft, view YORK mtN'ec
'THE FOLLOWING PETITION, signed by upwards Of
The Hundred Names has been pesen'ed to the Legi,l.
ure now N session Albany Every sexual, ted with the
To HE LEdlsLSslTWWsYEo tx THE STATE OF
Petition Of the ander.iened Inhabitants of the city of
That e Long Island Ra Road CoSp.ay va. chartered in
he YEA, 1884, o the pn,poss q Rail Road from
com n?d.ton oil the population Of the city OF New York and
TIA. the time originally fixed 70, tn. of The Road
at eight years w1,a 1889 extended TO tn si9and that the
whole distance Of about hundred miles having been
That either live this lire of the Road
have frequent ecision to travel that the, constant
Road By i. present and issi,
hss have mo c S s,s s y find
ThsI Il the said Road Was well ,iiuiy managed it
litioa residing vcny tut from The in which
ia now dree ed i Is source Of co. st.at annoyance
w % h to n % S e y Of +. n K.
s"s % S - a he aS' Long
2 Ths hen..ye. constantly out Of repair and
'n 70 w,e 81 for Of us,sl m.
toa ~lns g make great ss sii.wanes for
ton was manifest on the part Of the per.oo. VIII, control the
S p 40 geh h su on ns % . of
ni 'oos When complaint, are made Of the manifest
fiS da h-
soa's Il Rssss Ts.s %sy 'i sSsI;t D'i@
Wolfe s. ; cat wa% Asaes cSss. p! H,af1
Rugsle', Valentine Hicks Edwin Post f. Mills, George
And the President is George b. Fisk who, r. cay body
ought 70 have 1t IN his power TO correct the v OIL winch We
Your Psiitoae Therefore he%Iy that y0 o H ,s
psoier and decent cars on s,a SAID
and IN al psobs consul" the e0n'e
Aud yopr petitioners will ever pray, nc.
IN
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THE PhR NO-MNEMOTECHNlC
AND PUBLIC EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE NEEDY
ORPHAN IHYLNMN on NEIV YORK

Will take place Wednesday, The 9Th instaet at The
.-. TABshNA' liz
phOFESSOt FAUVr.t.GOUkAUDw will address the an
dlence on the subi~, OF Memory aud Mnenonirs genera
~ after heh one hu dred well citizens of Neg York
az srookyn all mem of Professor ca present class will
EXHIBIT series oil PnrrpO-
acer aud nature of which will doubt prove highly graft
ing every one who takes interest IN either stem
view. - 49, ' ~
Every sincere phlan hep is respectfully invied TO remem.
Der on this OCCASION the needy and orphans aud
~ order that every symiathy be freely m,ne,ted
the iolow,ne plan has beea proposes ADD adopted =
fvfI purchaser OF ticket of admission III write on the
back o. ticket the name h Orphan Asylum to whic,
he wishes his dos alton applied. aud the direction will be scru-
pulonsly followed under the supcrntenence Of Prof q q
thu agent aud the dec manage of the yari,, ia
81 ,uons who may join him ia the same
Ickss 80 cents, Gao be had y Prof ' Office Booad.
way. lew doors ABOVE the Ganite sud,ng: at Atwj al
Broadway and Il the 4 Der scie on ,esday eysnng
large prozr'r Of the Phre
Will he delivered gr,t IItou sly A, the door
he L'ciurs VIII BEAN AZ Pre- ,s'ly hhf past o'clock
~ b --Th, subscribers 10 Prof. q urauds NEW CLASS
rs both eveif and day csssesl r-ls,td 10 ee ON
Friday evening next the 8h instant, Cnton H. corner Of
beeSman sud Nassau fteet q precisely Ia oc,oeR the
pure and Discus on tb or
ganizton OF the classes after viii the F,f. of
the course VIII ne inmediately gwen ma 3tsfc
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Passengers Arrival.

LIvERrooL.Packet ship New York Captain r Dawbara
Chas Potter of NYork-39 ia the steerage
Myers. " '' -
Kean. '' 'e'
New ORLEANs-Ship Stephen Badwn-Henry Gosling
Sekil ' " ' ~ ~
CHARLEsToN-Brg Moses-Dr j NJ Smith, d Anderson