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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
OLE BULL beg. "a announce tbs; be VIII sise con-
Eren Gas p &c s IS s 1 qFa VA psaf @
time, Iexiy composed 5ece, esi.Hed
l'e = : Mss lr.iA |. NoSEnALL. -,
Pupil OF w. Person. beng her s; appearance arc
W.T. TN -. SO: StssO' SAsaViaio0'
4" 0ReHr rs. under tie or Of ssaO, L. MAssA
Nh, fzssoS VIII ''s1PsR Z q tii,i s'''E
PATTI.
Reeoectons Of sto;iaa composed :i performed
B,,1Z5e i:i:s: fsa:s:s:- Ms, j. l. Soas
Ara Bafs-Nsl Opea-Ls Conveaieaes Cd lncon;
po.c sssa and eitd;nc oe Bal
PART
Sei 60. pa Nos Nj fi;ie yon
siqee By Ncolo Pe-aniai and gef9'fS,s Se se
Ana ;lfTrXs Csnefen,o!a acssa;. Ss Sancureo
MAG sRA-Cosupesc,l ard performed ~.
rrc RE S.o one DoIIAR EACHTo s had a; tie Mn
SC Siores A,;o oaSe Seio,: and at se c,ck al.
CT. GEORGES scCEETY.-GR5ND MiSc VS.. r. r.. y J;
he = Gegt; 81 Se y q Sw S', y.
se owa sfs Is fs tinly SSo:e their services
MRS sE6UIi, Lex Inst appearance 4 Co1's'' 'aes aef
MADAME OTTO: and MISS TAYLOR By PERMISSION CT
Nj FR& tiis' 81, first appearance Cnccr: il III; COUNTY,
Nj SEGt-IN. IT. iirs: appearance since his re;s''
Mr BkOUGH. s1t
SiGNOR De 6EGNiS:
Prncipai lGstruuiea;alIsts: o,r pr-rr
p,-no for:a ...... Miss Josephine Brtnsoa.
H.ra ..... Miss Fl zabets S!onla1.
F5te ......... NJ. John \. I'VE.
ClarOnec. llI N,iolS'-
TIE BAND VIII be numerous and etciaat. and Consist OF
the int Instrumental Taeg; the cOun;y-ContGc'o' aT
George Lodef. ., NJ.
,,r ,f OF I've COMMITTEE wv. y. Cuh5sItSrn. 81 Water
s,ree John Taylor. u . Beaver street, Hesry lesser, y
Iipistreet Anthem Barclay, ESQ. H q IL Consul Ihoud>
DNoS 81 William Street Charles Edwards, r. Sansrs9n,
lo,cph Rhodes 50 ExcaHaEe Piace; Robert base 10 hnde
Lac: iohn WHf-,n 81 Maiden Lane Il. II. Downing, =
VILLAIN j. X tr.oh,ry g Bea's5:'tses SIed w.. g
Spswfurh IS lajea Lane; e,iry Owen q Jein street
Charlss Cox Wall street Edmun Baldwin, 10 bfad,v.l
49,, ~. 81; * ~, H,,,rC sfreA; dis I
PAI.MO'S NEN.YORK OPERA HOUSE
The DAYS OF Performance ie:enitcr VIII DC Tuesdays. T5uz
days aud Saturdays. -,,
rr1pUESpAY December lath will be peTforp;e, rURl
l TANi-E!yra. Sj:no'a Rorshs>e: Lord Arthur; S,s'
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aTEW. YORK. FULTON AND ANS.sr5. MENA-
lingerie l4S Futon ard ~ -irnssre under the nKec
on OF JOHN SEARS he sbsrrbef would hereby respect
fully inform public that ms NaneSene W DO open ior
aoirnnls Birds &c exhibited this country ere
intention oil Proprietor make such additions 10 his col
ectioss viii render IF poszibs) superior 20 ctef ~
the EI:cd ntes rSd purpose he hereby requests all
persons having any valuable animals TO dspose OF TO
B.-Entrance to the exhibition fcr Ladies lss Fulton
rtree,. Admission LIZ cent?. n2o I'm
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ny Consumption.-Books describing Remedy io'
the various form, Of this dread and syns be- s had
~ 81 ~ messts RIJSIITON 8. CO., no broadway.
of House $50 roaauy e ss 1e o known as d
CHSE.S HiiEG.aRL4Jy B.7LS.i.h OF LirEa e,, ,e
every family gel one OF these BOOKS
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A performance every afternoon nj O'Clock.
The Manager has. by offering the of the Ournng ou
tang enormous sum- prevailed upon hun 10 postpone his de-
pnure Philadelphia for nnother week The Manager at
the 10 indemnify him for my loss he may
sustain keeping the this cold quarter OF the
globe may from rs peculiar constitution endnnger IT'S exist;
ence NJ. Bennett confidently relies the boiay nj the
public the he has experienced upon other &C.
casons fully )stiylng him IN forming such opinion. that ne
does entertain the slightest apprehension is 10 the result 0i
the speculation
In addition the nbaye curiosity the manager presents the
following array otaent and he has hesitation asserting
that be surpassed my place OF amusement IN The
city, putting price out ot the question.
MTLYNCl the Ssyels HaI,ad Singer: Mr. kNEtP Mr.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, the celebrated ChIG hopper; NJ HUNT
LEY, the Uprivaled Accoidops-.: Mas. MORGAN. ne
tr.s Mss :. ADAlR. the charming Vocalist: Ms: Pr .
LIPS, The accomplished Singer, Mi;s JESSEYLlNE The
graceful Ilufseuse Ms CARNEY, Miss MORTON. Mss
SINCLAIR, the Lady Meodls,s.
LADY mINSTRELS
SOUTHERN sONGSTERS
VIII introduce q variety OF Ethiopian Melodies.
Evening performance 10 commence a. i 10 ]. az
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FEAST.-HOT BISCUIT made with "CoNaNi ;
n paT'FZTr YEAST'' But, poor Invalid.
4a, ri psriase shall suffer all the HORRORS Of DYsPEr
SO, 90 SUCH THING! 1t not the heat which iendeIs
Sc generally indrestble, but te Jeat'eEo ~ Lst er1
mon yeast The stomach , ,,,-.,, w ,,.-r,, - ~
the evils which flow from The eating OF hei biscuit ~ bread
Il NAV be hadsof -, $500. os p.aL,.-
NJ. =. Mussey. Clinton HAL BLOOMSBURY e''iS' VI DS-
apdiNasSau streets. -, =,
G ssSner * Young lSe Chatham street
i,hon,pDey & Alen IS Sou,h-s,Eee
Chester Drugs. ISL Broadway.
Staples & Ford. lS2 B0wefy: no 80
= 'narrb street, lio ISL
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IN ORR LAST COMMUNICATION we sud that. If Nh;
ponc stated things the he should have no wcrf
o contention from but he has not told them as they we're
" ~ hev ne md we pronounce his last article untrue. anc
@ defv nm and all the world with him. TO Otherwise
Ne shall txke farther notice OF any Thug ne may say and
shl circumstances growing ont OF MISREPRESENTATION. 20
,;ce HIM at Nil lis acknowledgements oil The facts ms; pub
IeS nv ms i wha. we wished the public TO understand we
senre take leave thanking him for the assistance ne has
rendered us IN making them Known r,p,uv
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DAGUERREOTYPE
National Miniature Gallery

pVOSIFRY AND GLOVE SToRE.-Su1-roN. q GO.
having added to leir establishment Hosiery and Glove
denartent invite attention OF adie; aud Gentlemen TO
nal, rles and prices SIX Hose and half bose OF black and
Unite cotton do do white brown, mkt bl'k &c. &C. To-
seiher with large assortment of black and esio,s TGI
NV no rlnves OF Thbe Silk KID, &c OF the hist quality
,TnoreJ III Spring street, Nsdecepuop here =,
\ r. Ribbons q! MI styles 1.atts
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EXTRAORDINARY LIISUS NATURE-AT THE
EIC(iiSEIrM $50 RROApMAY.-Dr. Ptnffer 10 deter.

EXTRAORDINARY LtSCS NhIGhTf-Al
ECOLiSEUM. $50 BROADNAY.-Dr. Pipfer 10 deter
the suggestions Of several medical gentlemen and 70
avoid room with very bad entrance, has reinGuhed the
room on Duane street, and obtained The eligible ircit
room the Coliseum Building. whsre wll be exhibited io
few days. comnencn: Monday the SIN Inst this most
raofi.nary Lusus Nature. n MALE CHILD FIFTH IL
PERFECTLY DISTINCT HEADS IND VEGAS!
with limb and external perfect and sccurteV
symeIca The cerebral organization. the mid eHprT,sisn
precisely alike. rendor TINS croy ynch co
by both without violation OF the feelings o.
deicacy Sensitivere The Doctor has his possession
testimonials tie highest talent and professional gent'
expressing their surprise and pleasure viewing tA extraor
dinnry wonder OF Mature. whimsical wofkGanshIY.
Admttance . cen,s-chdrsn half price. Open froms a..
NJ. tIi 9 p. VI. -,
p S-Ou otmnay s!mliir certificates voluntarily given, the
two following are respectfully presented:
Through the pOlteness OF Dr.. Pfniser of Ne~ Oxford
College have been bed 70 examine most interesting
case Of us Yd,urc, child with two heads and necks ana
one body. This specimen remarkable beauty OF 'ofi
and will no doubt prove obec OF g;ea interest u The cyi
ous G.. s. BEDFORD, NJ. D.
MAYORS OYTlcE, Nov. 9th, isA
Upon the invitation Dr. efuer have visited and ex
n.ned the child with heads, and have no ne=Auon IN
pi Ss iH,s = Z '''' JAMES HARPER
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~ WATER PoWER-FoR SALE. Two Nh SITES with
go pcmnnef, supply OF SIX square feet oil .slie each uce!
pressure of two feet, and tw.n.y feet al with from
len i TWO thousand Land adlonlp=, principally TIM;
ha;ed The facilities 10 New-Yurk Market bJ Railroad are
saua TO dolle per for Transportation forhs can Dc
efeed directly By the Ike of the Road TO ave carriage
In III vicinity are inrxhasiabe lion Mines of ;c be-; quail
n.y. Oak De purchased nj toias and hy cents
per cord The location desirable Tor almost any Nanuae;r
ing purposes The Sites will be snd separate desired anc i9E
puch than other Water Power OF equal extent and Ia
elites 10 New-fofs.
Also two Farms OF about hundred and hfty acres each,
one of which well improved, both the Lai,road and
good locations for Ahlk Danes fot Neg-York Market
Apply 20 j. OUaCht.NbH I'll q ".
d5lmDSW, Nc 70 Nillan..t: y. 4.
80 WATCHESThe larres, and mos splendid as
SIA sorneni 81 Watches IN he CITY IS TO oe iourd al ne
C. % subscribers He constantly eceTng all descrip
81, q tons OF God and SiIve- Watches, OF te newest
styles the manufacturers England FraDce and swift
zcrand and enabled 20 offer large assortment az much
pces retail than other hog,e m the Geld
Watches IoV SD So each Watches and jewe!sy
exchanged or bought All watches warranted TO keep good
time or the money returned Watches, Clocks and Jewely
repaired the bs, and warranted lower than n, any
other place the
g. C.. ALLEN, Importer of Svatehes ard JevTelry.
jnl5stt Wholesale and retail. 30 Wai-st. up stairs
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, PROPRIETOKS OF
iHoTKLS. AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-The
PROPRIETOR of the Washington Laundry Geg leave 10
"a The ,eaton of the public his method washing
Ladies and Genteneps Wearing apparel bed and ia BILE lnen
&c md state uf the many advantages winch renders
supero! all ohe.s Gaments washed by s process VII
lr,t much orSe than washed the ordinary way, rs ali
wrngnc is dispensed with. TkcwoIs for - 20 80
cent less and nj very short II required Ihey are s'o
beached white before manufactured and use gwen
10 bo,oms or collars OF any required degr.e.
Contacts will he made with board NJ .Gses. whereby heI
wishing viii them much less than II done IN ber own
Otier l.it with WA. II. ROBERTS. l03 BIoatway; A.
MRREI'S Ready Made Linen Store. l5I Fulton street
one door from; Broadway the Laundry. Washington
between Amos and Charles streets. wlll NEE; with prompt At
tcn;Ion. SEAMAN. PROPRIETOR ID ithr
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

"A FRESH SUPPLY
THE DEMAND fas the JANUARY NuMsER OF
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE ha. bcsa GREAT :..a; we
were ENTIRELY cut Of them on SATURDAY. Persons
who hive no, the
LI.NU4RT .SC.EBER
can have opportmuitv THIS MORNING shall RE
CEIVE 4 SUPPLY THIS MORNING BY EXPRESS.
Cal and examine GRAHAM" before you subscribe for
any Magazine
GRAB 4 MS AZINE
OF LITERATUSE AND ART
FOR JANUARY. Ists
GLORIOUS E-fGR-iPEN'GfS FOR JiNCiRfi
ALL COMPETITION DEFiED.
Five Elgravlng-
Egasi 70 Published IN ii. LONDON -!N-s'CiLS!
MAGNIFICENT MEZZoTIST BY sARTAiS.
THE CHILD AND Lutte
WREATH OF ROSES. e.. EGANTLY COI.nRED.
AMERICAN BATTLE-GR0UNS. NO. ".
MONMOUTH BATTLE GROUND. y. J.
SPLENDID INDIAN AND PRAIRIE SCENES.
HORSE RACING AND MANDAN CHIEF.
4 R OF Illustrations in single number of MsEnzue ur
par1esd fo nube-. originality and ee<rnce the history
OF American Literature These National Pictures must take
pscctencs OF all The HfrlJg 5GIEhgissE OF 'he c1y.
TERNS-Sn-e copy, one yeaF, s3-inco copies s5-fire
eoytes one year $40.
The WORK M De delivered arr part OF this CITY BROOK
States. HM. Il. GRAHAM. L-eigsIre en-.
Tribune Buillln-. lcQ Nassau q.
e COUNTRY AGENTS supplied with al the NaS1-
y--e -,f( -s-r, p,i A rs
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WA w. SHIRLEY. Aretiaoneer.
GALE OF Rich FANCY GOo0S--WE0NESDAY
- Dec, 18th IL O'Clock, ~ the store No. sN Broadway
rear Walker from Importers close con,snmenis. geo
eal n,.GT;ucn; Of ch plated md Brtanns Ware nne Gut
ey Solar and other Lamps Tandoies, Fench white and
g md ornoman:ed Dinner Tea and Coffee Se.s, Toilet Set
elegant Cut Glass Ware Pressed do, Hall Lamps and Ian
tens Tch Toys with other Goods Catalogues
TUESDAY. when the goods BE- examined Sale p..uve.
and terms cash. Oh ~
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THE REAL MAGAZINE OF AMERICA
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,

For January, 1915.
, ,,cs,1, y,JIr,pTp iyTrt pC-TTrA AND
TIE MOoI NAho!inI.'. -, i ,...t.,o . $3.50,
Contributions fom Hofmnn. Tuckeunan Sedswick. Anne
In II Welby Arthur J. Ross Dix Mrs. Hale others.
mi. number IS ornanented with than FIVE mngn-
Gcant Plates VIZ
"HELP MY MOTHER,
nv Sodd-the most superb mezzotin ever published Ma
~ csr, nc '
A 1.-THE SOIREE,''
an elegant line dn II Rfnsd Tfe In, neTer been
Irom nu i"o "' "
SUI TsSi Come FASHIONS"
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S,oAI COAIA-The subscribers have ynri best Feach
Orchard (Rei Ash Coal of the various sizes which they
- ncna 10 deliver 10 the best possible order
and nj rs low price the quality OF Coal can De bought
for a, any other place in the CITY, -, -,
,.st nnel;,y AZ the loves; market prices;
Shortly expected o. best Virginia Coa iol
M and Manufacturers when II taken Girect
rom the vessel suitable deiuetlon will Dc made -.
9darS for Goal sen, through the DESPATCH Port or st al the
,, ~ Snsrkman & Trislow So. ia Wsiest or al either
nj the wards will be promptly attended ts ,,.-,o,,-
,,e ,,s aSS Cherry and 10 Mulberry SITS.
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LAWYERS DIARY FOR 1916.

JUST PUBLISHED. THE DIARY FOR 1875, CONTAIN.
ing blank space for every DAY n the year. an Almanac oi
Is E of Shcriify md Clerks OF the different Counties
Commissioners of Deeds appointed by our G1yern9I IN 1ihef
Srnts and Territories Commissioners To take acAno"eos
nens for other tates Public Ncaes and Commissioners of
deeds the City Of New Yok Ma,Ssr and EIsT pn IN
Foreign Consu Ranks and Insurance Ccnpanes in the Ces
Of Yor hnd BROOKLYN A:sant Justice Waia Coss
list of Sundays the year 1875, Sc c Also, many useiui
rDeunornada relating TO the different Courts.
II IS pr5ihei this year several dlferent ses suitable Tor
the poo kei or office table. Published ~
nj; iwis. JANSEN & BELL, l55 SaSsaust
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rI,IRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPEE,I7Pll1.U S nBE'
graphs Ne 81 Broadway above Mu!ray-siSeet New
Honn at the Exhibition. of The Institutes OF Massachusetts
York and Pennsylvania respectively for most beautiful
enlnred Pictures md best ahpnrats ever eNhlbed Hlu
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LADY MliNSTRELs

VIII introduce Il variety OF Ethiopian Melodies
Evening performance To commence a. /. TO
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II MechanicB' Institute.-Ihe ANNUAL
ELECTION for Officers and Board of Directors for the
sung year. will be held in the Institute Rooms City Hail.
TzrgspAY EVENING, 18th instant, AT y, o'clock.
1ac COMMITTEE Nominations take pleasure presenting
members OF the Institute the of the following
for Officers and DectOrs having pledged themselves
attend 10 their duties fcected and to the directs
70, which the Institute was originated:
70, President. ..........Prof. JAMES J. MAPES.
lt Wee President -. MIR. JOSEPH L. COFFEE.
"a Vice President 49,. Nj. GARRISON CRoLlUs.
Treasurer MIR. WILSON SMALL.
Recording Secretary. Mr. JAMES Rowland
Co.. Secretary. MIR. WILLIAM ~ IoX.
Mrc'os ~, Wl,ap Browning NJ I Ion, Wp n7,.
Mr.. J. Is. Whitman, Mr.. Cyrus Lawtou.
Mr.. Benson j. LOSING, NJ. Thomas Wnlke,
Mir. George Clifford. Dir. Geo. II. Purscr,
dis 81 Mr.. SamHc! Maycock. alI. Edward Jones.
90 Free Ad,nstfunce to Fowicr's PhIenolo.i.
obtained all Kinds OF Books the Sciences OF Penology and
Physiology. so verbal and written dcneatons OF charnc.
ir both day and evening. d9I3ts'
Dy- Fifth Vard-ht numerous meeting Of the
Democratic Whs Electors of the Fifth Ward assembled nj
the Marion House the 10th inst JOHN II. FERRIS Esq.
was celed to the Chair aud VM H. DRAKE appointed Secre.
inv
The cu OF tho meeting having been read by the Secretary
j,
Resoired That Committee be appointed to nominate ivo
persons represent this Ward III General Committee Tor the
ensuing ycaI.
On the return oft Committee the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected
ELIAS I. ALDRlCH. HENRY q. GREENWOOD.
JOHN III. FERRIS. GALEN r. PORTER.
RICHARD LAWRENCE.
On motion. it was
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OF Eighth Ward Conve tion.-At meeting
OF the Eighth Ward Convention composed OF the Democratic
from the several Districts held ut the Howard
Hos on the 10th nst the following gentlemen were elected
Delegates to the Democratic Wing General Committee for the
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pRVThNNIA TEAPOTS-A large assortment Of zoos
II durnhe Britannia Teapots, ynryng IN puce from 10 cent
10 Is cach-some OF them sufficiently large 0r hoes ahl
For ,ae wholesale and RETAIL the Britannia Warehouse
bI IN sup ''O' VI '''''' BOARDMAN * HART
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F. c. pELAyAS. Secretary. dis
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- Frce Nh,nitfnncc 40 Eoyylcr,a Phrenolo.i

cal Cabinet. Cinen Hail. 3l NaSa'isrect, where mny be
obtained all Kinds OF Books the Sciences OF Phrenoogy and
Physiology. Also verbal and written dceatons OF charnc-
ter both day and evening. d9 I3tIs'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10


sc s.-Die @efhdfte LIN,
fsrer Staats @sftBssbung aeben nur febr
ian9ilm bon lfatten. gBir tDnnen uns fei.
xer trnheren 3ufammenfnnft eiues fold,eu
Hofpers erirtnern, Der psniaer Seld,dfte ab,
banoeIt'. Seit unierrr lestrn 0iumuer IN
nsoaia ssrbauoelt woroen, bag bes WpelSens
foertb Dare, auS9enomn,sn cos i'm Seuo,
Dc Saa u1si one Soaupsiine Der Staats,1 1on6,
!e ju osrtanffa eerlcren 9iene.-9iIIsai,bios
lftmuuen fur oen 8erfauf. Der nddDife Ser.
fid ben eie 3cfc SOfos madden iperpeu. nm
eit 9utsredtn anf ole Stadtsfcbulo an br,ab,
sfu. Sub isin, ibrt bnrf Sorn. SipumPprb
'eiabsrlhists Garbia si pdbireu. Collie Bic,
fibs paBlrsu, 70 iueroen jdbrIid, In eed,o es
ar9efdbr $4,000 burd, Iaren aufaebrod,i
pcroen lnnBen. Damit utan (Icb elpeu o.,
9rltf MAIDEN fam, ms fbiper Serirlbe suf
xedla Saunp fallen ipuroe, pcileu MIR ncd, M
tfifaatn. oae Der ieete Staats. Gar d, bieIs m
eanafp aar $4,000 gelfat mar. - gissr
iR IhGlo an aufern oeriptfdten Ssoa,s. an.
seIrgenkeiien 2 Ratnrlit, bic pofns mem
hdsru MIR rs si Sereanfem, psna uus si,Ssr
ldIfpsrs Gar aufeele9t piro 2 .Gjemoub nm.
fer etr 'Srlne ais osR sofos, benn ne bobeu
in b*leen 3ppeiesii Der 9eleeas bana. si,is
Aee1rheits ame nEAbsa .bsmsaloiae fur olIs
&lsse'tis rssdHtrsrtlid ssbaiisH s,rfrssH,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
<lA
SIR ben gsrtauf Ger 6fentIiden

lRens. Sir ben gertauf Ger SfentIidsH
Werfen.
2tens. ghr bic Ginfeauns aaer Werpil,
lisnn8eu an bic 6ffentlid,e S6nIsu, aleabes
mien, @clesien II. (. 10.
3kns. SIR bic Tsrableeuns bee ecbns
aller Beamten, pom @cuuevnor bic sum
Ibarhnter in Der @sfeB9ebnng.
4tens. Sar bic abisBuns aIlsr unuotb'
gen gsamten.
5tcns. giir @initrdnfnns unt Sparfam
felt in allen 3wei9en Der Staats Saushab
tiHg. q
Giens. Sir zine @infdrdnfuns III alIen
n6thisen nnb ginitellung alIer unn0.bissn
Anssaben Hno
items. Sir bic pafiruns einss 0eisssS,
reldRs Der @eitsgebun9 osrbietet, fernsre
Shulcen, chne bic 3uRimmuu9 elmer Webrs
belt ces DclfS, Sn MAIDEN.
8ef lo8en - Dae mir sesen aaef
fernsre 1ars9eSablnng fcierlid, proteffirenl
bic bic 9eisBsebuus anitalten trifFt bae ok
Iaren einmal edbin Uernenost tperbeH, iucs
su fe ci9entlid, bsitimmt dnb, uno ni:ht pie
es bisber sebrdulih mar, ourh unn6tbise
BerpiCi9ungeu unb an eiue Sd,ddr bunafis
&c Seamten, ete ntdDts tbut uno nid1te thur
trcGen, dbsuseben.
Daft mir ;tpar uihts sesen bic jihrlidre
Sisnn9en Der 9efeesebnn9 ein,utpeneen has
ben, BAG mir aber cafiir iIno, baB Die @lit'
Der cerielbsn bios Ghaler bee Gass erbaI'
ten nno nid,t iiber 60 Gage fIBen, ober fur
jeeen Gag (tpenn cine ldn9ere SiBnn9 ffats
fineet) ben Ie iiber 80 Gage fsen, bloc sb
nen 2baler erbalten, iclIen.
-Dae mir pcllfchtsn in jeber s,iniId,t NIT
ben in ZEN 8erhanclunsen Der 0erfammlins
gen unfere Witbiirser IN Siio Whefbaa
nnb 9Raeunsis ausseiprrdeneu gefnnnnssn
ibereinitimmen.
--Dae Die Bettanolnuaen biefer 0erfamms
lung III alIen 3eitunsen bic aufcer Seite ors
9cIfs fIno, bsfannt 9emadt NIB Gin Creme
piar Der @efeBaebuua iiberfanet wereen fcu.
[llnterseiduet bon ben Seamteu.1 ~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Die itesdidb i'm Staat Connecticut aeboI,
isne 1Sahi III u @unitcn Der QDbas spartbsi
nnsaefaDen. Dieielbe hat in beicen 2rpsi,
9sn Der @eiee9sbpu9 W,hrbsiten, uno piro
oennlab cinsn aBbi9 @cupern6r er,pab,
len, penn fsIne aBobl eurdl oas 0clf eetrcf,
zen tpereen 1T, mas bisber ncd, nidIt mit
9dniiter Sepiebeit auesemiltelt rpercsn
tcnnts. DIR lGhi8. @npinn felt lettem Sobr
'If un9efdbr 5000 Stlmmen. Ojeler Nus,
gang 1ldert Der Bbis 91artbei ,wri Iereinia.
te Staairn Senateren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10

@rtrd f.-9Im 25iteH Wadr, ertrant
siu Wdedeu bee Serrn antbonn 81 4.
fsi, pcn Sber Wilfcro Gannlcbip, bieier
Sai'ntp, in etnem Damm Der nur enpa Nue
Waeer siltbdlt. Wan permutbet bag es nd,
srtt - Wlnnten i'm Baeer befaub ale man
ss aaefnei9 puree. sllle Derludbe ss ,pie,
osr N eas eebsn surid ,u briuotn, paren
Ssrgseliob.-Ss rpar 2 Sabre, 8 9gOlcnate uno
Is 2nae oft. '-'O
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10

eonare - 9Bie sen6bnlid, 1T leste
9Dcdle spieeerum nid,ts bon Der oeriuo(fen
aS!eeft9teif fur nntere eefer in cieIcm 8orper
9sfean pcroen. Die slufnabms pcn 3eras
y, Que Union Die Srescn Srase uno Die
aarlH Srage. lInb bic S,aupt @esenlfdnbe
weruber man ftd beiprid,t, uno camit III man
te,f nnsrer lesten Gummer um nicbts peiter
ocran9eidritten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10

rb.--erste Wcde ermprbete ein Sr.
@tartes iebI ~ pittstur9 Icinc Sat,
Tin urb eine6 ieiner Siuocr, brddbte etnem
duoern feiner Jfinber ftmere Muubem BET,
une fud,te Gd fcbann felbit bic Seble ,u
bnrdfd,neioeu, fpsiohes ibm ater ni6t ae,
lang. Gr II rerhaftst une eitt @ifsr(ndt
ale bic llrlad,e an.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10

aDir rrrnebmea, BAG I'M eaufe pcriaer
gleweHgii, m SddDIfia @dnnfD, biz alif Den
9rnHo nieeerbrannte wobei 4 pferee in ben
GlalHnien umfamen. RaH slanbf, bag oas
0euer ourf eiuen Worebrenner anaeleat
toereen III, uuo es it ccsbdlb cine SeIcb,
Iluns BON SO 1bater auf bis Gutbefuna bes
SOfepidDts aussclest.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10

SIN 5aufe Der 8sprefentanteu biefes
Staats 1T am 3ten 9Iprit ein 8efd,luB pas
eirf, nm nidt cher aufsubreden, bis ale
Sias lit gesus aufoie 8eSatlun9 Der Staatss
Sntereeen uno ben @erfauf Der .joauptlinie
ees pcnutDIuanifd,en @anals, rpeld,e fId, Dor
ienem jRorpsr befneen, sntipeoer paeirt cber
pernorfen Iino.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10

@efhdftsIeben Das "eaueas
ifer ScurnaI" fd,reibt ScIgenbes Die friih'
ieitige GrSfnun9 Der Candle bat tsm Sans
bel einen srifaunenswirri9en Shnung sss
geten, uuo nian alanbt BAG bic auf nnftrn
ofentIid,en gBerfen 9emad,t tperoenoen sc.
fd,dfte jene in frabsren Sabren bel ipeitem
iibertreffen.