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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Packet ship Victoria Morgan, from London and Portsmouth
Aug ~. ndze ana passengers, To John Grswold.
British bc Falcoa PIX. Sdays from Bermuda in ballast. 10
Tucker 81 Iish,burrn.
Schr Iancree lloxe. aysirom Bangor. spruce spas, TO
7 Snow.
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Brig John Gardiner Peterson. from Belize. -lon. ndze
10 f Alexander.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
SPLENDID GOODS AT THE
VEW-YoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

No. l42 FuLTos-srRtET, NEAR BROADWAY.
lust Received large sud elegant nsotmen, OF Pail and
Writer Good iJ GENT nens and prepared
osuppy with garments Of description Of
hyperion workmanship both with regard To ,tye and durab-
" and prices far below those Of the pretended cheap cash
establishments Broadway. Those establishments beng
compelled by Of their Charge nereas
ed Tor Of inferior workmanship In ofdre ,hs.
gentlemen be convinced of the truth u our satsmen.
nve them TO IN examination Of goods well the
lyle Of "ur garments. which haiter Ourselves viii compare
ftvoraby with any made 10 this country prices
'aii,factory. 4. s. FISHER & CO si4 imis
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FOR THE PILES.

p FAD the following interesting and remarkable
II Of Piles Hr J. Bowman distinguished architect 10.
dnr Broadway. has beer afflicted with the Pie. four.
yen He consulted Bbout ihee months SINCE bis
1euth foul appetite bad liver torpid. papf.a
eounenuncs pale and angud complains Of pains
kdDeys, great irritation. and weight lower
OF the bowels. attended with pile much
iamd At tine1 o. 20 ponce niense .ueras q; other tines
eeving themselves by pyDGse discharge OF blood inducing
cnt debility the Of tie hack long confi,,.
ID irritation Ind 10 cngree lost their pnwef predicting
umbaro and Il with much difficulty thu, he couh wsk
step feeble and ntm. had expended mora than 6vs
hundred doln IN fourteen Jean oT tins pin and bad
jbtnped only temporary relief entirely cuIed having
only Temporary relief; entirely cured having
AIKEN only three boxes Of Pix ELECTuARY has Travelled
than Thousand miles sad tsos Of The
complaint, ss, well and ne,'re he thirty years
go and attributes 4 al 20 E: s,Inahe remedy. In UP
HAMS PILE ELECTUARy Rsadef this 5 only ore Of a
housand noInr Gaze, cured by 'be same The PHO
rectua nte remedy sold by the Prvptin;D; at h1
dce les Bewefy. io1r doo above SpIny street: Adyre
Remember iS Bowery. Agent J. T. Warner & Co
Utica 7 b Fitrb L. Co Syracuse L. T. syan Rnch-strf.
Lolmaa & Co. Buffalo. Is enl Il ir,s
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SpOkcn. &c

The Hamburg bark Sir Isaac Newton reported in Satu
dn; s Is st!i! below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
CLOTHING.
VIM. T. JENNINGS e. co.
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
Importers OF Cloths, Cassimcres, Vcstings,
Fancy Dress Articles, &c.

Importers OF Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Vestings,
Fancy Dress Articles, &c.
23l Broadtcay, American HOTEL opposite
The Fountain,
Solicit attention FROM Citizens and Strangers requiring Gar
rents To large assortment of Goods for Fall and Wnte
wear selected with view Of rendering stock ch quail
y and variety lie found in this city. comprising Beaver
md Mied Cloths. Hgeei sc. Tor Overconts C!oaks 6c
'encn and English Cloths for dress and irocs Goals vano
styles Ca.1ero. Rich Velvet. herinu. silk Satin
Vestnes. which will be made order
equation as the pioneers in the progressive reformation that
vertng the Vi compliant that purchasers taxed
or others denIue.c The style and finish of Garments
will with tose any other establishment and 10 this
the sequel OF the extensive patronage elected. 81 isf
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NEW SPRING GOODS!
Mems Boys and ChiidreB's Clothing,
GEORGE II. GREEN,

VIII. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
HEIv'S BOYS, md CHILDRE-V'S (LOT1HLEo
fell descriptions. made 10 The MOST T.saiosAslr srrLr.to
which he would respectfully invite the attention OF hose want.
;: he has pade arrangements
CLOTHS. CASSlHERES. VESTTNGS, &c.
every packet ard has secured tbs OF experienced
udsn. he pledges himself TO give perfect satisfaction ali
gis Gauy purchase
NJ B-5drmeas rdss 10 orSsr s Ls fAortest potySo qNA
nth strict -at<Lu1iity. e3 tstf
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DRY GOODS.

d lCH PLAID SI!.kS-W. D. GREGORY & co. No.
Us Spns 81 have Jus. received from auction Tich
p.aid .5rns De Naples silks n; 4 81 per yard.
Also tail style Neve, Pep de Lnne. entirely
md s9endd article. nj IS ya. Cashmere Ecose
NiOusScn Lanes cllc:
lated general SUBTRACTION. Also splendid Fall Ribbons,
cheap Linen Cambria Hkis, Hemstched and plain Border,
extra fne purchased very cheap and selII:
nj wonderful rGsins ousekee pee are particularly directed
to our stock sheetnrs and hIrngs consisting benche
ard unbeachet g. and IS fiorneavy extra fire.
prices o silt the prudent and economical.
~ B. Goods freely shown and particular attention pd to
customers III
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NEW PUBLICATION.
ELEMENTS OF LOGIC;
Toee her with an introductory OF Philosophy gener-
al and preliminary of the Reason By Prof Henry P.
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The work Is divided into three par-s, viz:
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3 4 preliminary 81 the Reason.
g. Logic Proper This third par; :ubdvied rt0 four books
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3. leductiye Logic: l. The Doctrine OF Evidence
We have not becn able 10 this excellent work
with the intention which merits: hut think safe in
saying that not only the ORIGINAL but the best work
Logic which has appeared in this country rrof T.
hrs been long and intimately with these ect.
and to them has devoted the best of his gifted mind
lJournnl Of Commerce
Published and for sale BIZ
WILEY < PUTNAM. Isl Broadway.
@ Professors and Principals of Academies will be furnish,
4 %, elf
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PETERS. TITUS. John CARE.
DE-. f. K. BELCHER.
County.
pncaRT RYDER. STEPHEN BARKER.
SIiiiREHAA HALSTEO, ALEXANDER THOMSON,
WILLIAM A. FREtBURN.
Congressional.
BAaCK. JEssUr, ELIJAH w. NICHOLS.
IA Al; WALTON. DARIUS FERRY.
EE1FFIN BARKER. GEORGE RElMER.
AND a. meeting OF the Democratic Wing Electors held
Monday the 18th after Tie and
the report ofthc Inspectors ELISHA R. BELCHER
e,ed to the Chair AMI THEODORE e. WITTEYBURGH. up
pointed Secretary. Wheeupon the report OF the Inspectors
beng rsad and the COLI Of the Ward Committee being unani.
uoa,y concuued ln the selection Of the above named Dele
s. was approved Of and they declared 10 be duly appointed
Delegate 10 The several Conventions.
Power was also given TO fill all vacancies.
RESOLUTIONS in our next
E. K. BELCHER, Chairman
TIC. WITTgNBUR0H, Secretary.
$ ;s; 5s So: Of Election It
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Hs- Union Missionary Society,"

Gs- Union Missionary Society.-The Third
Anniversary Of The Society will he held Wednesday, Sep
ember 18th IN ZIoss CHURCH Leonard aud Church
streets Inc Business meeting will be Ut o'clock T. Al which
The Managers Officers, Members and friends of the
d-red 10 attend The pubic meeting will be in the evening
at az o'clock when addresses will he mnde by several gentle
The public respectfully invited 10 attend mpor
ant and interesting matters will be discussed al both meetings
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w. f. WHITING, -
A. TAPPAN, Nohl' Oh Arrangements.

~ g. This Society embraces denominations of Gins.
taHs. and fundamental rule solicit money of slave
holders. sl7et.ss
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DIR. DIOSSY,
OCULlST
AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
ro so Chambers-tt.I doors w. of Broad
way, New York,
CONFINES Ms practice 10 DISEASES OF THE EYE,
u and Operations upon that Organ and appendnges Ar
tca Eyes inserted Dr. D. has Tor the last eight years de-
voted his almost exclusively 10 this important branch
% the protestant having been pup of Dr. ELLIOTT snbse
quenty his assistant and later practising at Charleston c.
For OPERATIONS tstiahsmus. cataract sc ana treatment
sl7 Inc
THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY Is Waters,
/ New York. CHARLES VI. CONNOLLY. COMMISSION
Merchant and Agent for the sale of Manufacture Tobacco
has always hand ct the above Agency, full supply Of
Manufactured Tobacco OF all brands aad descriptions reel
from the Vi-sina Fsctores Tor sale on liberal terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Ky DIR. phirn-yss Fnmi.y pills constantly
u. r,nad,rsv i-5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

DJ~ Fall Style OF Hats.-sirt,. corner Pine
and Nassau Streets.-Genielnen's Hats OF the style
for the ensuing en4y and sale
nu27 i:nis' BIRD. cor. Pine and Nnssau st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

yry- Nctice.-Cops,ncss OF shin PATRICK HENRY
from !:veroo are requested send their board
delay TOO, of nGen Lane all goods not permit
ted witn.n FIVE days will be sen; Public store sl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Commits Patent Yeast.
I7HE GREAT SECRET DiSCOVERED-This Yeast i
Il acid which, beng combined ~ chemical
portion, with aal;. npegnues the dough with carbOnlc
ned wou. affecting any the original poperti-.
Of the Flour, and thus when baked producing PERFECT
0''IA'' :" c CoSA&T's PATENT YEAST.
there he good for having poor bread. A
chemical certainty just reysr u miss mnthenat-
certainly and II the bread be not light spongy md
If, word IL not perfect because the proportions
the Yeast and Sanr1tus eanry right The
OF rnising dough Is by the slow process Of
fermentation the mode 10y utmost Of.
.e,cerce You make It, and bake ii. md have Il
the table, too, thirty minutes and eat 70 not cold.
like without -HnGer TO yOnr heallh -
Sold, wholesale and Retnl. by NJ. T. MUSSEf;
81 It's lST Sassau.st. of IseekmnD IN Clinton Hail.
SATINDOW SHADE DEPOT. No. sPgucE- srax.r-
w The subscriber would nvie all those who wish
chase Shades either wholesale retail 10 call al No ISpce
street they have geer assortment than all the other
Adjustments IN the city, and they can truly thes the
oil co.'s, shades painted Signs Banes nEd interior Dec0rr
done style 10 be surpassed Artists of ncknOwl
edged reputation will always find employment Also wanted
three four apprentices None need apply unless they hav
taste for drawing.
jyl0 3nis RhRTnl. DE NANNY
CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERs.--rhes sub
~ scTiber wishes 10 make known Ia the public. tat much
the and cracker. which sold city by
Names entirely different from the SOpA BlscUIr and ST.
GAR CRACKERS made nj his Bakery which have been
h. nvas. particularly those who suffer from nd yesti0n
for than twenty with the best results while Tn
imitation which cnn be made Tor less p.ce though perhnp
good Tor person IN health. wholly unit pT the HEX Tn
above BsCUTT and CRACKERS aso BUTTER BISCUIT VIM
BIsCCIT, BITTER CRACgERs. WGTga CRACKERS PlLo1
and NAVY BRgkDn OF the first quality, constantly 10
sale al the wskIowI establishment, 20 Washington stree;
cosner OF Warren E,reet- EPHRAfI TREADtVEi l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Gr To the Public.-Ihe Subscriber has deposited in
charge OF the Committee al the American Institute month
past OF his Safety Bank Locks 20 I've examined by and
nlo the Lock makers the country. und wal continue
there UNTIL the opening the Far at Nhos GARDEN ha
7th uf October next. II impossible 10 pick this lock, and
therefore invite al 10 eXaalne The INSIDE OFT
s.S3,s H. L. JONES. Newark. y. j.
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THE WILFULNESS OE WOMAN.
By the Au,horess If HsOry ofs Flir The Maneuvsls
nohef &c. Price i2ii cenis
eut ,ais by w GRaHAM, Tribune Office $50 Nassau 81
Fan be had at the Tribune Qtses as soon as isJed
sul3R w II. GRAHAM leo nassau 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

rb;rI Sard.-Ata meeting Of the Democratic
" r,rs of the Third Ward. held Mt Isl Greenwich 81;
We. ,be call Of the General Committee. on notion
srsOT BENSON was called 10 The Chair. and IoHs A.
leo., chosen Secretary The following gentlemen were
the Convention to 'cect Teeg ties for
esN'.S.,,oral Convention. viz;
s.ssnrpT BENSON, JAMES VAN NOSTRANb,
B'aS"' md ELLIS POTTER.
.l,pirg gentlemen sppcnred 20 the Cons'esscn
,lcaaTp stG3 J.E. WOODS.
bavii' 0N-A''>W WILLIAM Do6GE,
..,,ss fs.wns DeIesstes to the county Convention;
gqAz sfsrsoy ! 4 t cGstlN, and
CAshbh- WM RuNK.
,..l s,the above Committees have power 10 81 all
h ts,s. that mny occur IN their bodies.
o. e,IouinS Resolution WAS unanimously adopted
$3.50 That M Delegates from this Ward b. and are
" mnended to pics before the Convention the
h.'oyp IIP paENiX. the presen, incumbent Can
e se,, for the hrj Congressional District.
Rsr.d That the poceenss OF ma meeting be published
niH EGGERT BENSON. Chairman.
lax A MITCHELL. seeJe,aLy. IT
~ Eighth Wara-a, meeting of the Wings
., IN, Howard Housc Sept. l6h 1874. the following
- ,.o;ls,nen were elected delegates 20 the County Cen
SS55s ss5 S2SFF$$i$ fz zS' Saifh
1gs following name. gentlemen were elected Delegates 10
I. -, stpa;crial Convention
" nsS S,. Nll.LlGAN. GALEY CARTER.
S9S'Ai ''''' JEbEDIAH ROGERS.
p,,x,ei That each Delegation have power to I'll
.''','' GALEN CARTER. Chairman.
Is NJ. MURRAY. Secretary.
n,satss Ece;et 70 ..e 5h Congressional District Con-
D IL District. wlL f.ra'sr N. STONE.
q % (oaS =. b AGyELT.
il a. g. E E2H$SENTtF t az sSEY.
S:h do J. T. NJ BLEAKEL%.
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" Graham tsu.sc, % BarcIny.-Ctnen' or
dsinr: quiet nome whers real emper
pr0iered ihets. co--stIDg of Vegetables FniE
&C. y'hor, stnuiaHs flesh pe invited To patrcnizs
his house. Terms moderate Showcr baths bee.
Or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
WELSH'S EATING HOUSE,
So Nassau-street,
TIM doors beLor The Sun ofie,
PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES

AZ The IelicGcics in their season.
CLOSED on SUNDAY. .lOi N
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81 Jos. 3. Breyvster's Hat Store, 100 BowerY
eorner ofGand.s The Fall Fassuna COW Ready. S 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

~ Tenth Nard.-The Democratic Wing Electors
ftb. Tenth Ward assembled at Columbian Hall pursuant to
M s o: tn, Wand CoEimit,oa. ard the recommended
ron o the Gesera Committee Monday. the 18th inst. from
,., NJ for purpose of selecting ~ bnllo. Dele
the Senatorial County. and Congressional Convex
on Upon counting the ballots the following named gentle
nsn were found 20 be ele-,ed. viz,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

CLAY AND FRELENGHUYSEN
BREASTPiNS.
Each containing beautiful DGgucr;sovps Likeness q Hen
by ANTHONY. EDWARDS i 80.
a.; .ti National Miniature Gallery. q, REoadway Ny
PASSAGE FOR NEW OR! .Ei NS:-Packei Of
The 2lst -enembe The 'plendid last sailing racset
Srss ,hu' COlU NBo" sai!s Positively above She has
,pe did accommodations locabn second CABIN and erase
passengers hn,e wishing berths should not a IL
make early application on iprd foot of Wall street.
w & J L. TAPSCOF = & co.
IS South stree; corner Mnideu Lane.
- Passage FOR LONpON.-Parketof thc Is, Gcto
Der. the ylenuid fast sailing pnckot shn MtDl A.
49, FOR Capt. Chadwick. snli, y;e,,vely rs sbove-hc
gU.tf dry Tn. sccommonto 81 hi. tor cabin:
ond cuu n0d cannoi be surpas.ed Ihs
ton on board or TO W. j. L TApSfOIT
76 South corner MaIdsn Lane.
Persons wishing send ior their irend can have them
Thoe wishing also he supplied with drafts TO an,
payable demand witout dscuunt cnrs" IN
all toe pncpal houl Engand lrennd, scotland
or Wales. Fol- further particulars apply u upove. aF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Ey Farmers Clu5.-rhe regular weekly mee,in:
Of the New York Farnen Club will be held at the American
Institute tuesday, he 18th Inst Il O'Clock general
attendance OF members requested Strangers particularly
invited. Admission free. sl62
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

% Notice -Consisnees of ship QUEBEC. from Lon
Ion ae requested send thsir permits board without de
ay foot Of Burns Sip all goods net permitted wllnn I'VE
lays wi. be 20 Public store. I'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

n- Marshall e. 4. Society will hold their usual
RrroRa meeting This Tuesday Evening. their Hail. cor
Of Bro-dwry and Lpenard st az o'clock Addresses may
Often and Charles Mills Singing by the Ladies under the d.
rccon Of Mrs Tecle, ami Gee by MeSss. Fayei Lacey,
n AZ Voonsury Sec.e,,yv az ltH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

~ Gentiemen's Hats-FALL FASHIOS-TAR-
socKs. POI Broadway. have ready for sale their le
of GcntIernens Hat. for the ensuing a20 is:f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

~ B0hRDiSG.--hlc, 4; IS. having opened The new
md cnmmddioU, house. - Vesey the Asor House.
Joffer, caoice of desirable transient permanent
3oarders. COton Shower s.an and cold Baths. tree The
central, quiet and shady Terms moderate
nub uii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

JOHN j. SWIFT. Auciioneer
STOCk OF GROCERIES AT AUCIIDN.-The entire
~ stock OF Groceries contained IN the tore ri Erhh
street and the Bowery will be sold HURSD ~
the 18th inst. at ocork A ". The stock consists full
assortment OF Family Groceries Teas Coffee. Sugars. Pre-
serves, Candies. Soap Soices. SesarS. &c. sc.
Also assortment Of choice Wines and Lquo in bottles
and casks.
Al.o the Fixtures.
Also the Horse, Wagon and Hames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

New Style Gentlemen's Hafs.-The sui
scriber prepared furnish his style for the ni
which viii be found fully sustain the reputation he has
n!oe enjoyed in the production ofhls essential article
dress hMfDON. Fashionable HITTER.
aus I'm Wall 81. corner Nassau.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-12-03

Sen Yanfiss in ben Nsu gnslanb Staaten
fbeint nibtS willfommsnsr ;u feiu als bsr jdbrs
llebe Danfs unS Sstta9 nidt neil fis 70 aber.
aus frcmm iinb uno germ .bstsn, fonesrn nur
neil iis germ ssbratns Melfbbabnsn uno an.
osrss @sfdse eiisn uno ba;u ben Ssttas am
9se9nstifen balten. Die 0uanttdt Gs1issL
'psltbs bic Odnfes jdbrlb an oisfsm Sage psrs
jsbrsn' itsrifsist ale SssriHs. CUR pissjdbris
gen Ssisr Sss SsttaSss in Ma0abuistrs, ,pur,
ben bon ben psrlbtosnsn @sssnosn nbt mems
ger als 69,9l9 PfunS @sfiissl natb Soiion
aebrabt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-12-03
2ancalter 26. Nopcmber

gu s ODE brannt! ..
Der Columbia Spp" bon uoriaem
Samsta9 beribtet Dap elm iunees MGos
ben, etlpa IL SABRE alt, tpelbe i'm Diens
lte oes 6errn Sobn 6aloeman feno, nabe
bel Salnbrioee. Dor einioen Sasen gu 1ooe
9ebrannt puroe. Sic bate frdb Nlor.
gems auf Dem S0eeros in elmer Der Stuben
elm Seuer aneema6t uno iib Damn Dor
oemlelben gum S6lafen nieberseleet.
Sbre &Ieioer fieneen Seuer uno maren
ibr beinabe pom eeibe eebrannt ebe fe
aufwabte uno ibre eefdbrlibe Gage ae,
pabr 'puroe. Ginise perionen i'm l6aufe,
Ole ourb ibr 8eibrei aufmerflam oemabt
puroen, ellten 5u ibrer 6Ilfe berbei uno
lolOten oas Seuer an ibren &leoern aus.
Die 6dlfe Fam jeoob 5u ipdt uno fie ifarb
tpenl9e Stunoen oarnab. Sbr &0rper
par miirbe uno braun eebraten. .....
Oereleiben l1nelGdsfdue ereisnen fib
beut su Sage iebr bdufie. uno Der obiee
traurise Sal follte Srausnsperionsn oeren
9eibdfte ite oft in uabe SerGbrun9 nit
Dem Seuer brin9en, sur @arnuno oienen.
lib lorefdltio su bitten, oab ibre 8leioer
nibt BON Dem Seuer aneeSiinoet neroen.
u eaneaifer s.. Sreuno.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-12-03

9emofrat sinsn 0iebnunssfeblsr bssanesn, bsii
Die pOlfsWssbrbsit betriss bsmnab nur 2664
Stimmsn Ssr milTsn iibrsens ssifeben, bas
mir in Sstrsff Der Bsisbsit oss 9snlofraten sss
lrrf babsn Statt bic 8rass ;u l6fsn, psrlanst
CT pcn uns felbe Mittsl eaju, NIT wslbsn es
aub jsbsr 9lnbsrs tbun Fam, Der rsis bas q
NAL A lino.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-12-03
SfatiDismms nnb bic S<sbia=9Jar=

fet.-@'ns 9rc6e 2tn;abl osr qofcfofo:Sldttsr
llno beiOnbsrs tbdtis Die 9esu9fsit ;u psrbrsi>
ten, oaf Die SSbissYartti burtb ibrs 9tisSerla.
Sc bel Der lsstsn 0Sabl p6ai9 aufssrsbsn fsi--
unb nur in @sifalt Der "2(mrifanibsNspu6s
lltanifben" ooer "9eatipsspartei" wisoer auf>
tcmmsn plros. 9tur Elm Msnib Der nibts
BON Der Safe fsnnt Fam 70 stIpas alau6en.
Sic lssts NabI bat seisi9t, bas bic 9BDi9s
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bate fid Den 6ols our6febnitten, bielt
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lsbte notb nab uniern leeten Seribten.
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