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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-18
1916.
v ergennes and Troy
III 81 DO
NJ ID. HALL, & co.

THIS Line Of boats will be in trst rate repair
at the opening of Navigation, and will commence
running to and from Troy and Vergennes. Leav-
ing Vergennes every Tues and Saturday
mornings at 7ocIock AN Troy every We'd
nesday and Saturday q. : o'clock P. NJ. Freight
will be received in Y Jup to the hour of start
ing, Freight tol .rippedfrom Vergennes must
cling South will find this cheap and convenient
route, as well as expeditions, and no pains will
be be spared to render them comfortable and sat,
isfied. The proprietors of this Line, hope, and
believe that the prompmess and dispatch with
which Goods are shipped by this line will insure
them full share of public patronage.
Packages should be marked care of M. ID.
Hall, Troy
r. CHAPMAN, Agent, Vergennes, VT.
50;6m nj. ID. HALL. Agent,
255, River St. 81 door up stairs. Troy NY.
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TT'should be resorted TO by all whom are predis-
/ posed to consumption, Tor troubled with cough
or cold, night sweats, asthma pain in the side and
chest, difficulty of breathing, tghtness and sore
ness across the chest bronchitis, Liver complaints
and all affections of the pulmonary organs.
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MRS. r. CLEAVLAND.

MOULD inform the Ladies of Middlebury
w and vicinity that she still continues her
business as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
Died.

On Saturday morning, Nov. LIST, after lingering ILL
ness Mr. Esocn sopsn In the cath year Of his
ms friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon and nst at O'Clock
from his late residence in North Third, between First
and second streets, Williamsburgh LII
On Friday, 3lst ult. RACHAEL HAzELroy in the 62d
year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re.
guested to attend the funeral from her late residence SO
Warrington street this afternoon, at half past O'Clock
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RAIsn yIaEnPlsA.
NEW COMEDY
monday Evening, November I'd.
Will be performed lst time the comedy, now played
the sRssiss T 81 TaE L 81; Fi'sd the
~. hollyiodge, ......,. -. MIR Bass
M, Hoiiyodse Mrs. Vernon 1''''
CHARLES 4 he SECOND.
Ming charles The Second, =. MI pXou
~ TuesS.y the celebrated b.n.su.. .is All GusrA,
rncs Aam,.0n-Bo.ss, 81, Pit. 50 cents GALLERY.
Door 81 O'clock AID the Curtain wiIlr.s precisely
sOWERx THEATnN.
Monday Evening November 3D.,
Z iiTs"Si ST WI Fl is9'' drama
Mike Man'al' Ate; which. Mr. Il. Scott
THE BRiGAND MONK
Luigi Carrara, Mr.. Cony
or chi ssss. cents. second and Third
RI bSe. S vail Open Z s sifts the ea. viii a
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
For Fire Nights Only,
Monday, November 3D., 4th, 9TH, sth & eth.
ahass q r EEAtEEE Or EN-
-
MISS MARY ST CLAIR
the celebrated English 8 bill; assisted by
MONSIEUR Phillip,
The French their series Of
vees, Illusions and Netamor phoses.
Engagement at great u, of
MISS LOUISA FOREST,
The talented American Danstuse from the Southern Thea
tres, and of
SENIOR CAkRERO,
Doors open at Performances at
The unvaIled Deiineater of the Ancient Sou ipur.s
Reduced Pnces US censl See the small bills nj sire
alba ~ IA.
No. $50 Broadtcav, (betceen Spring and P,iace.)
Positively the Last Week!
OF the Engagement Of Pamos Ethiopian Opera Company
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Evenings
w NOV 3d. i and 3h will be performed tby particular
desire, the popular operate burles que, entitled.
SOM. AA-BULL-ULE;
Founded on the celebrated opera La SonnaInbula.
To conclude with the mrdley ira, este Of the
VIRGINIaN GIRL;
In which will be introduced the Of BaIfes Bohemian
Also, langhabe burlesque
UJ~POLkA Lii
And solo ON the Com adoor.
Performance TO at ia O'Clock. Admission Is cs.
On Thursday will be produced buresque LA BAY
ADEhE. n2 tire
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SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
COUGHS AND LOLDS generally arr the furerunneu Of
~ Consumption The only remedy now known, that will
positively the mpon its incipen well ted
stage schenks Pumonic syrup removes all diseased
matter from system which, lett remain impedes the
lungs ia their ou and incurabe consumption will
follow Schenks Punonc Syrup has recently succeeded
curing this ethyl OF the Of
ofpeIsons of tie highest standing rerencs to whom will
cheerliy be gwen application the Office After
has been by this medicine should doubt
cured Schencks Pumonic Syrup whose
appeared be hey ond the reach of remedy
coGsumptve may be cured by this
m-dcne by this consumption may be Of its
the afflicted health Only prin
cpa Office for sale OF the Genuine Pumonc syrap No
Couuandt street, where pampheis descriptive consump
ton in al its forms and stages, may be had ga.utousy
n nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
AMERICAN EAGLE CARRIAGE REPO-
STORY,
PRIVATE SALES STABLES AND RIDING SCHOOL
CORNER

Nh1tSttC NhU OtINhCt y btrtets, NEW YORK.
rH'E uud isned leas d the pr. pre-
i pared IL articles ia their
he such Carriages ali descriptions >addlery aud HAIR
r,s "a nv Other esrabl slm.nt in he civ The Carr;
and II rLess dep sep FRI the Stables and
lou light aud any and Will be der the Of
rienc d hands
II abes roemy ard well tia ed, consisting OF
sils Arena else s. by IS feet dimrn
ECU He'd by any est'bshu en in The CT ~ The grooms
II iued aud enced d Veterin rgeon OF
leo always at hand for the Of such Horses
may /, qui his ass siice.
Gent having Horses dispose Of or wishing to pu
cha e. will dealt with honorable terms aud Horses
4 Ir yes receive he b. oil at,- ntion.
The Riding hou Will be open. style Of elegance and
comfort trial Of such dles and &c tlemeu
qilfr exercise att Tin the The Ladies
DR., will ne ne,ty urlshed, aud
der Of the best dug
the try.
livt tlemen not Nd mit ed during Ladies hours.
Caro- will be pub shed givi oft Of commence
inent. proar mme arr cement, and terms
n public .vsd 10 cal aud . the premise
Thu Cas- f,oe The y HILL you at The al Row.
cry AID p.la4cey, lew do ON the est b shmen
nitI GEORGE. EHLE, Pro, rie'or.
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BRODERlES EFT NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS
PETER ROBERTS, No. 373 Broad,cay,
IMPORTER JOBBER AND RETAILER,
INVITES the attention Of the Ladies his splendid stock Of
Embr derrs aud Lace Goods recently received compris-
g the newest aud desirable styles Of the
prices wlneh will maintain The reputation his has long
held as " the cheapest in the cty.n
10 lots fine Linen Cambria Hdkfs from auction
case clear Laen Lawn do borders from 81 To
SI4 each, remarkably cheap.
case clear Linen Lawn Hdks tape borders from 81
81 per doz.
Ease clear Linen Lawn Hdkis fancy borders.
90 do do, cold and black printed borders.
do do do, embroidered from 1910 to SIS
Embroidered under Adkfs, high neck
Do do, with collars,
Do do various stvIes from II : ,w,,i.
Rich Embroidered Muslin aud Appiiaue Lace 1 ape
Upwards ct 80 embroidered Evening Dresses m Riviere
Polka, Corcnsl'oL e.ansh Founcc, &c &c; from s250
Colored tzDo-o.'cr $raude Fiounce from al 10 sra
usually sold from SN to $40.
few tc Thread Lace Capes and Berhcs very low
Thread, Chsnty, Brussels nd other Wells and ellis
car ous OF splcndid black Brussels Laces
WINTER HOSIERY,
comprising Silk Lambs DOL rnd Merino Vests all sizes;
Alpacca Cashmere Lambs Wool aud Meruo Hose aud hat
Hose Mer,no and Cashmere Gloves Plaid Fancy Wooen
Socs for children which offered from per cent
lower than the re1u lsr retail prices ~ lmtrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
COUNTING ROOM FOR THE STUDY OF
PRACy ICAL BOOI<K EtING.

:, % VI OAK SIRrtT,
RfC Z; MAX n .'un,ani, Author Of the Science OF
- De,ble ant Booh'-sl INK simllif.d and the Art Of
Cure q lust ucnon-lh public respectfully informed
aud assured ma pan pnIsued by Mr. Marsh ia tea ng
this inpu au brauch truly ofpracce in keep
Brk, .theI thu coupe e Lectures The ,htory.
To be pr cticay useful partir know.
ed by lectu,es. -
the vrious pcations corrected with st Of partnership
h, Condu Il end Closing the in max.
INK out Tr baancss Baaare Sheets.
sales aud Ia calculating terst, Discount Prof g.
Losses, ntion Of Fay ens Exchanges Currences Re-
He bscom.s familiar ron actual with all the books
SHUT st aud IL Of good opacity will by ihA
become Competent ooakkee, abont
and lreceIye a g rtifcate to that effect
rtospe with terms ob,aned at the Rooms from M
to9PM II 3tsis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

FESTIVAL CONCERT.
c. HILL has the pleasure that he will give
MoSDAY EVENING. 10th November.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
On which he will be assisted bv the Members Of
Philharmonic and New York Sacred Music and
er stnguished Of this city, who
ee,ed their servc-s the whole forming array Vocal
and Inst umenal talent before presented Concert
America
complete Program and the Performers names will be
pres nted a few days previous to the Concert
talent already engaged Will fully meet the
Of the public
On this the following Overues will be peormed
The Kaie Of the Spirits, iist iimej weber
And for the first time this country the following Opeatc
-, a. Choruses, BY an adequate Number Of performers.
Inc Irayer-Moses III Egypt. Kossmi
The Stars are brightly Beamng'Preciosa. Weber
ne tramp Cnorus and Solos BISHOP
The Finale Of the First Act Of Euryanthe Weber
Consisting Of full solo and Quaette with Chorus Of War
49, rors and Villagers. First time in America
The Orchestra will consist of 80 voices and nearly loo
struments.
Mr. Il Marks Leader of the Orchestra. By permission of
VIM Mitchell, Esq.
Mr.. Timm will preside the Piano Forte
The whole under the direction of Mr.. u. g. HILL
Concert TO commence at o'clock.
Tickets One Dollar chFor sale the Music Stores
and at Saxton Miles EOS Broadway; Leaviu Trows l9
Wal and Water sts.; J. Perkins, No. Wall ST.; j. A.
locg 8 lanai and the door the evening Of perform
Az nlf foul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

MARTELLE H HOLDEkMANN,
No. 81 Maiden Lane,
M MANUFACTURERS and importers OF Ornamental Hair
IVA Work, Wigs Toupees, Bands, Curs Seams, Bandeau
HAIR Dauguys Gel. brated Cured Hair 10 inches long
wholesale and retail.
Also very large assortment Of Flowers Feathers Head
Dresses such Aigeriennes Oriental Pompadours Egyp
tienne, Duehuss, and Kinds Of Mllenary articles
N. B.-The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
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To The LADIES.
LffS0 NJ u A NED Nf.sn.. m,

<6N Mrs. NJ BAKER Alner, 200 Bleecker ~<N
S Street, having been, by tbs Committee Of the iae v
* Fair, declared entitled to the Medal "for the best *
those LADIES who willn to believe that stylish well
than hose sold Broadway for being 30 cheaper
DIR
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DANCING ACAlkMY.


"a LEONARD STREET, West Side Of Broadway.
MILE PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor OF in
w forming the public that she has opened her classes ands
ready pupils. Mile. r. D. instruction
all different branches OF dancing At her Academy will be
taught all the and fashionable Dances
in Paris Among them the Polka Qaadrllle, Gallo
pades the Waltz Polka, and all styles Of Waltzes Among
Fancy Dances the Poacca Nazuka Cachucha Cracoenne
&c Mile p D. will give her particular attention Ladies'
Boarding Schools Coalition Parties will be formed for her
pills ercrusIvey. . ~
Persons who desrours Of becoming pupils will please
apply tn VI lie r D., rs above. 20 im@rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

LHAKLESTON, SOUTH CAKOLINA
CAROLINA HOTEL, BROAD STREET.
VNHE SUB 5CRIBE deems II but pr per 10 inform his
friends. nd customers and the travelling public generally,
III he still ntiuues for thei cont
dsrion' aud would be happy to receive their fvors
The Carolina Hotel be prepared Tor the reception
the closest and attention win be paid all who
favor h m with their patronage.
Omnibus will be in attendance the various thor ugh
fares to his house nrd ready all times
to take them hence to the railroad, st.amIackets &c
ANGUS STEWART.
n Dinner and private parties attended usual.
tawiWkr
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONS. FOlGNET, one Of the principals of the schoo
vl known the public the firm Of Foiguet and Tayor
FenSn aud English school, and under whose charge
former pupils and The public general thu ne will reopen
his Eye ing lass MS school No. 739 Broadway
Monday, October 20h.
Mons having some leisure hours will likewise
them few private pupils For enquire at his resi-.
dcnce No. al Green ST., s Amty, or at the school.
% 5tawlm~rc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

OPENING of the ATIONAL UNION CIRCUS
Late Richmond Hi) Richmond Theatre,
Corner of Hap1ck and Chor ton sts
The doors will opeu half performance commence
AdnssionDress Circle, % cents; I'd aud Sd Circles Is
cents Pt l2s Private Boxes s. Equestrian Director
H. NeedhaH,3 Clowns, Alex Rockwell and Dan Gardner
On WEDNESDAY Ev'NG Oct. 2s the Performan ces will
ship by Master RversGrand 1rampolnng and Horseman-
ship BY Hiram FranklnEquestran Exercises by Mad Cullen
the Brlgand chief by Whakeranda Great Variety Of
Singing by the Miustrels Gymnaslic Exercises &c Sc The
MEk. o2y Iw+mc
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TO BUILDERS.

10 BUILDERS.
DROPOsALS FOX BUILDING FREEMAN'S HALL
the city Of Brooklyn, on he cor,er of Coumbia and
Anity seeof brick, four HIGH 80 feet by 20 ac
cordng plan and specifications in the hands Of the Ach
Asa Slebbins OF Atlantic and Henry sts
will be received until the 3lst o'clock z. M. Pro-
poss to be sealed aud directed the undersigned and left
Proposals that dav, O'clock p NJ the office Of the
Architect Proposals be made for the Carpenter aid Ma
work together separate
BY order Of The Directors 10, >,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

ASSURANCE d W
~ ter, Mass.
Presidemt-Hon. John Davis Of Worcester.
Vice Presidents-f1on. Isaac Davis, Worcester
- - : Stephen Salisbury Esq do.
Treasurer William Dickinson, Esq do.
Secretiry-C. Harris, ESQ. do.
This prepared receive applications for
asura lives from 500 $4,000 premium less
tha those chrA ed BY other companies has guaran-
Of 500 600 for which, per interest only
paid All the profits divided amongst assured offering
greater nduceme than any other company Application
assurance may be made to h. ID. SAXTON,
(Agent Of the Company in this city,)
Al Wall street.
A. srDSEY DoAsE, NJ. D., Medical Examiner SO Warren
07 ImrOd+r
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Biz { ADWAY FAITHS,
No. ttllO Broadway.

No. 900 Broadway.
Ca FEW DOORS ABOVE NlBLo's GARDEN
U'HI, tab hme, has been hroug oul and
i nov IN order Tor the ommodaiou OF Fathers.
Wm. Cold Vapor Sulphur, Shower, and various Medica
ted It's, always ready HENRY DURELL.
lwtmc
A FTERN0ON AND EVENING CLAsSES in the
N Language and Literature, for Ladies aud gentle
nen, und the Professor A. ). Vile pa
successful operation at Mr. Greenais School for
Young Ladi iUa PER- Of Clinton, Brook
iya. The aitern. on classes meet st PM every onday
every w eJi esiay and ,afuid-y
to any far her io mtion respecting the classes.
Bsaoklya.palers, or apply To ALFnED GRkENLEAF.
Ii l*mc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

FRESH BORDEAUX PnUNES
r NDlNG from tie brig Sea assortment of crop
IL trunes elegant fancy boxes, for sale
cha--Ts. Applyt JOHN DUKAND 4 CO.,
nj 5t*mc LOT cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
DIR. POWELL. OCULIST

u OPERATIVE SURGEON attends TO Diseases of
IA the Eye and all lmpeIectlons Of Vi.ion, from
clock, his residence 26i Broadway corner OF Warren
Opfcltes, ,lie equally renewed.
AMAURUSIS treated with great attention and success.
lnve,rrd;- of STRABI-MuS, squintDg cared
few MINUTES
AIR lLlAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be dis
tinsu shed from the natural.
Oic-s and residencr 26i Broadway-entance ~ Warren
nm I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

A CARD.
SlGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
70 the instruction Of respectfully Informs his friends
for the VIOLIN at his ROOM No as Broadway
Terms moderate Those who DESTROYS pupils
viii please Apply to Signor Godone, 400 Broadway and
Chambers & Jolie 1876 Broadway.
Sgnor Kapett will usual giving lessons on the
Piano and Italian Singing sra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

THOSE ELEGANT RUBBERS-NEW ENTIRELY
Mr. N Hayward, the dscoyerer and first Inventor
OF Metallic lnsoube India Rubber has discovered another
find out as he has associated with him capitalist who
will protect his mer THIS is the giving his Metac
Rubber he surface Of leather without using the crack
ing v.rnsh heretofore used His Shoes off red for sale
at Is Maiden lane, without exception the perfect arti
Gle of the kind the world saw For sale quantities
SUIT. by HORACE II. DAY,
oil im.r Is Nladeu lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

a ONE PRICE.-BROWN 4 co. i7s Chatham square,
- OF Mots st. wish inform the public Of their
recent inproyeest IN the Manufacture and finish OF their
THREE DOLLAR HATS, which retain be utiful rich
lustre, and will well with those costly The
opreo they furnish Hats far superior
heretofore sold for the full of
Fancy Furs Fur Coth Mohair, Glazed 8, and Fancy
CAPS several patterns, much admired sold reduced
wholesale aud tail. go lmfmc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

MOTT CE TO RAILkOAU CONTRACTORS
DROPOSALswll be received any time previous to the
22d day OF November at the Office OF the subscriber
Nos Wall street. in the city Of New for the gTubeg
grading masonry and bridging VI the Bear
Mountain Railroad Pennsylvania % miles length extend
ing Bear Mountain Dauphn, the Pennsylvania Ca
ready inspection the undersigneds Office Me work
be commenced datey upon closing OF 10" contracts
] .dANROW.
New York Sent. 22d 1885 s23 lmTr
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LOOK AT THIS
IMpnRTEn EQL,Nru ROOT ,

:. IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS OF the best quality
1.-THE extreme low price Of s. co. The best Of French
8Calf Boots made otder S. and great of fine
Calf Boots 50 and si finest calf Shoes to 50
eat of leather Boots, Shoes g tiers
LAdys will fluid ts the of Caters
to be found the city also Buskins Slips Ties India Rub
bers, Pruae Slips, white and black SATIN &c.. &c.
Ltewe Boys Calf Boots and Shoes, Misses aud Children
do all kinds and manufacture; also best OF
French foods and warranted the best and cheap the cheapest
at 367 Broadway corner franklin street.
oil Intro M. CAHILL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

OFFlCE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LiGHl ut
October 18th, l843
T,E PRESIDENT and Directors have this day declared
dividend Of four and half the capital stock
ths company the months ending LIST August last
payable the stockholders and after Saturday. the LIST Nov
The transfer hook will be closed from the 18th instant to that
date BY order, &. l.. EVERlTr, Secretary
lto lire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

a THE FALL STYLE OF Gt.NTLrMEN'S Hats are
Anow ready for the season. 8i3 which for ghtness aud
proryof color be which very important
article sold in .n establishment m,,epresensd but
dens Caps OF patterns Gentlemen have their
hats made to ord ,. in any shape style they wish
N. B.-A full assortment OF Ladies' Furs.
T.. KNOX, ITO Fulton street,
OFT lMseodr between William and Nassau atreet
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LONDON
AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE,

MkS CAkkULL'S
INDICATED, VAPOR u SULPHUR BATHS,
1874 Fulton street, Opposite st. Paul's Church
MRS. CAltOLL bsgs remind her patrons of the efca
ll Of Vapor Baths in curing colds rheu chs
and few &c Sulphur Baths half hours notice
Porin Vapor Baths to OF the city vicinity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

Father Richie ssisss the occasion.
. Memo Wis puniatur pro codem dtlicio'
M man should be punished twice for the same crime
nd il was thought best to take il as quietly ~ posi-
In noticing the card Of W J. Brown, IN aasweS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
ise Gtiiren unterbalb Sa9enbu6's gGirtbstaus.
[ go. 2
Sefcurcye QBoDl.

Die Stimmfdbiqen Grwdblcr bon GCd,a
@auntp, prroeu hermit Grandchildren, caB
cine bclcnecre QEaM fir
Srct 9lrmCtStreCtcrcn
fir eas &ountD 2cd,a 9choflcn ,rcrcrn fclt,
uno Spar ouf cen eritten Trcitag i'm nid,s
itcn WdrS pcldIC6 Ger 2Ifc rceclbcu Mc,
mats ietn lutro uuo oaf Die @rpdher pcR
beIa9tcn &auniD bon 2cda, an jeucm z a0e
ith al ihren 9cmOhnlid,en QSaM. Wldecn, no
ite ibre ScnitabcIe @rlpdhlcn, iu ucriommeIn
habcn.
Cic 9fcturn 9lid,tcr tcr reIpeftipcn Dts
itrifte, irerteu bicrrurd) an9emieieu Gupli.
cat'Sertdtc aue;ufert0cn uuo biclctc cent
Sdreibcr Der Scurt Ger @icrtcljdhri1cu Sis
Bun9erL oufoie udmlid,r Weiie III ilbcrgctcr,
,rie bies tci ecr gSaM fur @rnfabcls ses
ldicbt
9e9cten INFER meircr Soanb, ticfrn I2tru
Gag Sebruar, i'm Hahr unferS 5Nrrrn, ein
30uicno adt Suubert unb Siinf une Bier,
zig.
SaUib GtenL Shcriff.
"Gjctt crbaIte bic 92epubIif !"
9lNcntaun, Sebr. l2. nqbQ8
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
Eabr9art9 Is.
Oefcntlttbe 9SeMDlt.

/ Wittrpcds unb Ccunrritngs zen I9tcu IL.
&Oftsn Wdrl nddftcuS, an beioen &o9en nm
E2 llbr Wttta9s, fcDIcn am SNaule oc6 per-
Efrrbencn Scnae ig, in epuu Souns
Ehip, efdbo @auntp, fcl9ence Slrtifel auf if
fentIidcr Gencu pcrfauft wcrben, ndmIiob
2 pferre, SnlIen, pferreqeItirr, 6 Sfils
be, uno !Rdlbcr, 9lincer, 8 pcrtrefflidbe
|Sdpeinc, pRu9 une @99e, Winrmubte, 60
Iis 20 TuIhcl 9fcgGcn, ur9cfdbr 80 Suid,eI
.lSrIidforn, 100 Suid'el Safer, Girunebees
en- trim SulteL ScIsid,littcn nit 9r9cEcncn
Schlcn, 4 Better uno @cttIatcu, @la6s
5driufe, 2 Surcaus, Sfcn nit 9iobr, 9rcs
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