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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
Ginc SScrGe9mng.
T0tD.sa Srci6cr,
Saubcl5 : Sdnb(er III Der Staot 9Qs

leftaltli,
Wadtt hermit Teineu Sreunben unb einem
9eebrten Yublifrm iibcrbaupt Ole 9lnsei9e,
eoB er icinen SUlSbrf auf Die aueere Seitc
Der Samltpn Stra6e, uno snar beinnbe 9cs
9cntttcr bon no or bcn1elben frilber bate,
oerls9t bat, allDo er INNER einen 9rcsen
8Orratb bon 8rctter uuo Saubcls aller
9Irten auf Soano balten wtrb, - ietn jetiqer
8prratb 1T brlcuber6 Elm oprtrefliher uno
beIfcbt unter dnoerem aug
@clb@ uno QSeiBpeint T(por Soar6S,
Nop(ar Sparb5, SCantlin95 unS
.Dlanfen WtdpelzYoarb5 II. Scdnts
lin9s, &trI6en Scaro unb Ylanz
fen, OemlpCf Sens Scdntltn9s,
EctceS, 930fter5, Gf6en Ylanfen,
Gdtt6en 0etter 95dume, uno iiters
h1llpt ale 9trten 0retter, SaubDls,
Hfoffen, 2atten unb SGinbeln
meItrS slaes CT 9efonnrn III Iebr woblfeil
su oerfaufen.
ScId'e ratcr Die oerortiQe 9IrtifeIbrauden,
tperoen tppbl tbun, weun fe BEL ihm aurufen
llno bieielbr beleheuL fur tpelhes nibts an9es
rednct nerben fol-.
@r it onnfbar fir 9crcseue &unbfhaft, II.
tpiro itd, onrh btlli9e 4reiie uub quite 9lrtis
tel fernerbtn oiclclbe ,u ertpciteru iuden.
Tatbm Srei6er.
9ll(entdun, SuIi 2. n0bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
91eue GabinetmaCberet.
SsiCs,orS ST. 2cDers,

an rem Sub Betlthen @fe Der 9llIeu unb
Scbn StraBen, in 9Iuentnun,
mIhte cbrerbietiot Die 9IufmertIamfeit tes
pubIifum5 auf ietn Sabinetwaareu Qaaer
rid,tcn. @r bat jeet cine Iebr idl6nc 9Illss
wabl Waaren auf Nano, beffebeno unter ans
bern aus fcl9encen 9lrtifeln
Srf1'6 uno SeiobUarbS, SeCretatr5
II. 0urean'6, Wfata9pnp Gdro Sd,
tc(6 uno Center Sabel5 NIT Wtas
ba9onD II. Ofarmornen SopS, Niers
Sdbel5 NIT Wiarmprnen Spp6, Tdbs
ttI6e Don jeoer 9lrt 9eipDbnlt6e 81
i6e 9epolfferte Wloba9onp Stlibs
lie, 9epolferte S6pfel Stlible, 6tts
6enz ltno Gf16rdnfe, Spte9el bon
jeber 9lrt Settlaben
uno Iberbaupt aQe ancere 9lrtifei bic III Icin
Sad cmfdla9en, iprlde CT audi jroerseit auf
Scitcllun0cn mdft.
Sbi0e 2Irtifel weroen unter (tiner eioenpn
2tufiIdt aus ben dlIcrbrlten Matcrialien pcrs
ferti9t, uno bielelbe fCnnen an Sd,Gnbeit une
Dancrboftt9fett ntr9enc6wc, felbit GferIid,
ntd,t IN Vhita6clphtd ibertrcffcn meroen. -
DieTclbc iino nad oen Vbilabelpbia Wultern
perarbeitet, uno iperoen 70 wcbIfeil peer piels
Ieidlt nod wcblfeilcr ols eafeIbft ab9e1cBt.
@r l0oct oaS publifum Elm bel ihm fsbff
anaurufen, no es itd) bann balo iiberSeu9t
BADEN iptro, oas feline Waaren bon elmer urIs
iltertrefftden ShSnbeit uno Dauerbofti9.
felt itnb.
@r 1T banfbar fir bereits 9encsrne 8unb.
idaft uno fiItlt perGhert baB wenn man ibm
MIR bic @jsredti9feit piccerfabrcn Idet, uub
feline Baaren beGcbt, bieiclbe baIo um Bic
Ies oermebrt Gen nirb.
9lleutann, SUM- 25. ra3We
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
SSeatcr SmcbifO6r.
in ber Staet 9lllentailn.

llnterSeidnete crsreifen bieie @elesenbeit
einem scebrten publifum Die 9Insei9s gu mas
d,en, baB Ge an ibrem dlten Stano, eini9e
3biiren bftlif bon 9teutarb's @iienpaoren
Stobr, in Der Samiltcn StraBe in 9IIentaun,
foeben einen iieuen Bud: Stpbr er6ffnet ha.
ben, alI,po iIe INNER cine quite 9lusmabl Si,
der, 70 rpie ale anbcre Su bielem @eihifi
9eb6renoe sIrtfel, billi9 gum 8erfauf ami
Soanc su balten 9eoenfen. Sbre 2luspobl ii
ior9fdlti9 au69eiuht unb beitebt unter anoeru
aus fcl9enben 9lrtifeIn:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
GplDman SSlanf,
Cabinet Wta6er lit 9tuentaun

ShOH|It IJtNtUbt w SkuSItlNHW
an Dem iItbtfttidben @fe Der Soamiltcn une
SamcS Sragen,
ffdttet Ietneu @6rnern ben inuiaffen Canf
db, fir Die felt elmer 0ieiH ppu SSabren 9encfs
irne llnteritnBulh uno uulmt iItI) Die Sreis
hCit Dem 9eehrtcn pnblifum cr0cbcnif befdnnt
Sn MAIDEN, oaB CT bas @'eId,dft nod immer
tetrclbt, uue stpar aus9eochnter ale ie suocr,
an ietncm aIten Stano, III Der Oamiltcn
Straee. Die jeBt9e siuswaM fetuer Waas
rem iltertrifft an ShCnbrit unb Oausrbafti9'
felt ale fribern-carunte fIno:
SGfa's un6 SeioboarbS, Secretoir5
II. SnreaI'5, WfahooonD GdrpsGds
bCl8 uno Center Sdbel5 init Wtaz
ha9onp It. Wtarmornen Ecps, Yiers
Sdbcl5 NIT Wtarntorncn GDp5,
92abttfde Don jeoer 9trt 9elp6bnltz
de Slide 9epCliterte Otaba9pnp
Stllble, 9epDllterte S6pfelsStlibs
le, Glt6ens ltnb @di6r6nfe, Sptez
gel Dpn jeber 9(rt Settlaoem
70 tpie itterHaupt aCe tu fetn Sad 9cb6rcnbe
9rtifcl.
@r lobet ca5 publifum ad,tun9Spca Gin,
fetne Waareu ~ belcHen uno fur i'd, felbft
al uTtbcileu. Sir bic Dauerbafti9fctt aller
0et thm 9emahten 9IrtifeI ftett er gut,
sE"@in eebrjun9e CUR Grlernuu9 bes cbis
gen @cftdfts, iptrb fcSIeidh BON ibm perIdn9t.
SSnnt II. nq6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23

Der llntcBcitnctc halt bcitinci3 eincn
Gcrrntb bon uuo g. Sctau piancs in
Wcba9cuD uno 9tpienhcI; @ebdufcu, nit
au69c;edmctem Con uno bon Ger tcitcu 9irs
belt auf Ndno. @brnfaI6 bat or dlte pia.
rc6, alte uno ucur Sirlincn, Sr9cn, @juitars,
Stdlicnifdle 8ipIu uno 8icImccllc Saitcn,
6in9erbcaros, II. E. 10. duf Nauc; mcldes
alIcS or AT nicort9rn prcllen 81 pcrfaufen
9clrrucut III.
u. S.-Giclincn II. (. 10. wrrccn icr9fil
Zig rcpdrrt.
Scitpb s. NGflcu
Jio. so, Warft Srdfc untcrAalb Der lOtcn,
3icrb Selte, phllaocIpDin.
Nprtl 80, #IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23

perfauft O6l3erne Sau6subrenan an So,
@Oloene unb itlberne @1tent Siper,
en9lti0G II, ale anaere SDrtenSafs
llbren.
Serner:- - Silberne Sbee, unc Cup,
pen Qrffel, Singer uno Sbt 9itn9e, 8ruits
uabcln, llbrcn &etten, Stlusel, nebit elmer
9rosen uno pprSii9liden 9Iuspabl 8rlIen,
paeeno fir jeors sllter, uub font ale 9lrten
in feiu Sad 9ebGreHbe 9lrtifel.
Da CT an duBerit bilt9en preifen ein9es
fauft bat, 70 fam er AUDI al berab9eIeBtcn
pretIen ipieoer perfaufen.
Sein -9rcser 8prratb bon Silters unb
SelpeI Baaren 1T bic 9lufnerf1 f1amfeit bes
publifum6 ipertt, inoem es bd6 belte 9liTcrs
tement folder Waarcn lit, weldrs nod ie.
mails in 9lllentaun aus9ebcten mcreeu lit.
@r winIbt hduptfidlid Die 9Iufmerffams
felt folder bic griIIen ben6tbt9t Tno, auf Ieis
nc 9roee 9luswabI oerfelben ~ rit,ten.
9IlIe Reparaturen tperbcn lfnelI, gut uuc
auf oa6 Selfc beIor9t. 9luh ltebt er gut fir
ale bel ibm uerferti9te 9lrtifcl.
Das publifum 1T ad,tuugsocn ciugeIaben
ansurufrn unb feline B1arcn IN 9lngcnihein
Su nebmen, I'M Gdb ielblt bon allen Sbocn
gu ilterieu9en - benn bas Seieben fcitst
ntd,t6.
2lIIentaun, 9Ipril so. nq6We
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23

fcmnlen, 70 mic ancere @dite aufS geite Gin.
9crid,tct.
Sein Scitrcten rpirb bnhn 9cbru, icmc
G'dite NIT ben bcltcu SpciIru uuo &jctrGlts
fen gu ocriebcn uuo ilberhaupt nihts unlcr,
laFen, pas su tbrcm GCr9nll9en uno ibrcr
3ufrccenbeit bcitriot.
Dae @aifhans 1T 1ebr 9rriumi9 uno cas
Su 9cb0rt audi Gin ppbIciu9erd,tcfcr Ncf unb
pottrctflttc Stallun9, nobel INNER Iorgfdls
tl9c StnfnedItr 9cgcnwdrtiQ fcin mrrocn.
0anFbar fir bisbcr 9enceene &umoidlaft,
bcfft or cureb billi9c uno piinftid)c 0ceics
nun9 leinen 9IntbciI Der llnterltlleur9 bee
pabIifnm6 su rrbalteu.
Sacpb Netcr8.
Wat %. nqbS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23

in Der 9febs Strasc, ami,
ihclt Der 3trn uno 4tcn, in
philadelphia beSr9en bat.
Die Wlirtbihoft 1T fur 9tets
icncc, fir fclhc bic auf @es
ihhS ftrn itncI, Srr Gtrht
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
Qbarles 9. 9O1a0ep

ubrma6er in bcr Stabt 9lllcntaun
III Der pamiltcn Sraee, ;pifdcn @rai9's
SctcI uno Der Sricoensbote Druderei.
Waft fctncn Sreunoen unb einem oeebrs
ten Yubitum iberbaupt Die 'gInSei9e, 6aB er
foeben bon Der ReuDcrf unc philadelphia sus
rid 9efebrt 1T, NIT einem srosen 9lIIcrtes
mert neucr WaareL bcitebenb aus
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
ccSO0ss SS. Surubcce,

VI c 0 8 &C lebrter
bat fctnc 2Imtsilubc uid,ltc Iburc untcrbaIb
Dem "2mcrtFanjldgu joNtcL" gcbaltcu BON
.Scbu @rrg.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
81 q C0 C6 t

trtro hermit 9c9cteu, oas ole llntcr;eid,netcn
alS 9iomintftrotcrs BON Der Ntutcrl6ecnIdaft
heS pcrtcrbcnru gBiGtam Q8 c b r, lcBtbtu
bon SoctOclbrr9 Taunitip, ecdba 60, crnannt
ipororn lIuo. slar, rpcld,c nod, auf iroeno
cine SIrt an bic befngts cinterlascuidaft
ifnlot9 Gno, rrerScu hermit auf9cfcrScrt in,
ncrhaIb lcd)s 9BcdIcn ab;utr;dhlcn - uuo
Soldle, lpeld]e nod rcdtnliBi9c Scrccruuqcu
,hoben, bciteben thrc 9tcd,uun9cn iurcr6alb
'bela9tcr 3ctt ircbbeititi9t cinsubdubi9cn All
Stmon S6netoer, } o,>,,,.
Santel g8cbr. "''''r0'
ssNiIt 2. no6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
SerAs ! Itertco ! Ore9pn !
yteuer Gpnfectipners unb
S + at D { : g to Dr.
.. nnD g.. acipcr.

llutcrSetdlnete bitten lint @rIaubnis ben
GtnipChner BON 9lQcntaun, 70 pie benz llubs
IIfum ilbcrhaupt, htcrburd) Die 9tr,ci9e slt
MAIDEN, oaB flc IN Der S0amiIton Strase, auf
Der nDroliden Scite, etni0e Sbiiren pberhaGb
Selfrto9e uno QEillon'6 Stcbr, bidt bel orn.
QBcis'6 llbrrad,er Werfftdtte, uno ,tpar lit
Dem Sodu(e tpUrin frilber ba6 GabactIpiuncrs
9e1taft bon Soerru Daniel &etpcr betricben
tuuree, eircn neuen unb prllltGnoi0cn Stphr
bon allen 9Irter, 3udc ripaare II, croft
net baben, beitebeno au6
tSpl9cuScn GGmbics:
Wftntfttf, SaGafro8,
@tnnan1on, gempn,
QSulter9reen, %. SSlat
Spe1rnltnt GlDoe.
9trCf, SDarbounb,
Oiintrpf, @reoml
9cnlcine5 unb TramDfi6eS 9fu9c,
SropS, unp SouerballS, Gcies
uno Burnt 9llmDnbs,
Su9ar Ylum6 !c.
.sSernrr :-Gol9ehbe 93G6e:
Goconlbe, @reamni6e, Seuti6es9eli6e,
SN0l 0lelnll6e, uno 8runbnii6e.
5erner b1bcn fe
Sr1n3cn Gttronen 91oiTnen Sei9en
SrntnS, 9llmpnb6, 1t. {. ip.,
ipcIde 9Irrifcl fIe su ren tiNtoften preiIen bcim
'@robeu uno &lctnen gum 8erfauf aubieten.
Stcbrbalter im Qauor uno gambler in 3us
deripdarcn tperben c6 Su ibrem 8crthcil I'm;
he1, ipenn fte BET ihren anrufcn, inecm ibre
3uttrpdoren aus benz brlfcn 3ucfer perfrrs
tIlt, uno an VbitabeIphia Vrciien prrtauft
ncroeu. sic perfcrti9cn aud, iebe 9lrt 2us
cftrl1tcn aut SeItelluua, IN Der mG9lihltcn
StnrSe. Die Srltdtc Icllen jeeerseit pcn pcrs
Sn9Iidcr @5nte iein uno beim @rceen une
,6Ieincn iebr biDi9 ab9claecn werben.
GeB9lciten .geceufrn iTc aud immcr Ycrs
tdleocuc Scrten ocn ben beltcu 9lrtcn belle
Gatc lSctne jebe 9lrt Sittcr6 ruo bon een als
itrbeten SDrupS gum &crfauf auf lOauo AT
baltcn.
9lufst dlic at uuo triebct ibrr @oarcn
che tbr icntno fault uuo ibr mcrect Gud
talo ilberSeu9t bdbrn, oaB ibrc gBaareu All
CSh6nbeit uno SiGi9fcit nirqrupsmc Ibrrs
trcffen tuerecn f6nncu,-uno Iclltct ibr @ud
.and niht caoOn ilbcrieu9cn f6nnen, mas
abcr ourdauS nidt III 8ra9c ftebt, 70 fcltet
ia cas Seleben uidt6.
Sic hofen ourh pitnftlte Sctcnuro, alt,
fe NSadrcn uno btlIi9e preiIe, cincn GbeiI
Der 0fentthcn @cpc9cnbeit gu crbaItcn.
Samel &ctper,
Goptn Getper.
9i(frrtnuu c,u,t o. .,.L,.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
Circuit Court.
Rpfnra 1udwo Kouv

JAN 24-Baying, Brothers Co. w. Davis and Brsoks
This was an action Of assumpsit to value Of
quantity OF railroad spikes shipped by plaintiff to the
Alabama, Florida and Georgia Rsilroad Company, at
Pensacola amounting to about $40 200 The defendants
Il appeared in the year 1885 ordered from the plaintiffs
at Liverpool 2s00 tons Of iron and splicing plates
above company In addition to the iron and plates plain
td sent quantity Of spikes which put in their
defence were not ordered by dsendants. The spikes
were received by the company and when they began
make preparations for laying down the iron,
certaned that the spikes did suit Other objections
were also made to them notification to this effect
made to defendants Plaintiffs having also notified deen
when the spikes II appeared were reshpped TO the
" no refused to receive them and seek to
Sy the value that though not being ordered
psny amounted IN law to valid sale and delivery. The
ground OF defence put in was that the spikes were
ana the chief question to sale and delivery
70 law was the point involved Adjourned
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
State or Trade.

AsnEs-Pots are inactive at 81. Pearls steady but
dull, at - ls3.
Prime yellow, Of all descriptions, Is hold at
29f 29Ac. The demand Is, however, very limited
Genesee -four continues at 81 76 There
is particular change in the market
Wheat continued to arrive at Chcsgo, llth inst in
derate quantities and eagerly taken up At 10 7sc
per bushe for fair to good winter and choice loads
sold yesterday at "a cents sale Of 10 900 bushels free
board In the spring. made at ~ cents. Several
buyers had appeared, and had given buoyancy to
the market The scarcity Of wheat and -four in the nte
cScaeo beiux 50 dspropOronate 10 those and
on the seaboard.
CorroN-Tee market remains firm, but buyers dc not
appear for large parcels The sales TO- day amount to
about 500 bales
HAY-North River BALE common quality, sells ct so
55c; prime, at 60 q 621.
WHnxEI-Drudge casks dull and we still quote ~
cents Western and prison barrels sell, wanted a -
2Sbc.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
Common PIeas.
Before in ire TTishosAs~

JANM-Henry Eroen vs EixabsM Ordronaur H. "A.
Blankman and a. b Bianksnan. his was An action
brought the amount Of promssory note ior
$sooo dated 18Th June, is4s made payable ote order
ofa Mr. H. A. Blackman, In IL monihs otter date sirned
by the defendant, Mr. o., and endorsed by q Mr. III A
Blackman, and named B. Blackman The note bav
ing passed into the hands Of the plaintiff and not being
paid, action was brought 10 recover the amohnt The
note having been given, II was alleged in confederation
Of certain services, which duly peiforned by
A. Biackmsn, behalf Of the maker The defence put
IN was that consideration given for the notes and
50 OF was also put In in bar showing that there
Judgment obtained against Capt. B. Blackman, for
slo which had been assigned over to the defendants.
and pay ment Of certain moneys
Verdict for defendant
Before Judge DAILY
jan 24--The Court set In the second chamber when
his Honor Judge D called mp the case Of
Cdronne ~ WOOD Va Daniel ID. Nnh--Thls was an
acuon OF repevin 70 recover riano oyte tibes and
articles Of household furniture nem defendant |, ap
peared that plaintiff father wa, Indebted for the rent
Of premises No Greenwich strsst and ,hs, d;.ress
was M made under warrsn. when the properly seized
fraud had been resorted to by paIn Ths iury ceuid
not agree and we're discharged. 80 80
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
AMICUs.


EATING AND DRINKINa-LAw-The Law Stu.
dents Association celebrated its second Anniversa-
~ on Monday evening last by sumptuous entertain
ment provided by Messrs. Sherwood and Fisher
About twenty-five OF the members were present on
the occasion The head of the table was ocou-
pied by the President of the Association, N. b.
Hoxie. The Vice President, Charles Price, occu-
pied the opposite end. After the members had
devoted considerable attention to the discussion of
the edibles, in which there appeared to be great
unanltnity, the cloth was removed, and the regu.
lar toasts announced by the President, as fol
lowst--l. "The day we celebrate.'' 2. "The Pre-.
slent nt the United States" 3. sThe Judiciary
OF the United States' A. "The Judiciary of the
State of New York" 5 "The Father of the New
York Bar, James Kent 6. ''The New York
Bar"
These were replied to at some length, and with
great beauty of expression and style, by Messrs
Munlford, Summers, Mcmahon, ]. b. Stevens, and
Horton, whose neat extemporaneous addresses
were enthusiastically received. The first volun.
teer teast-"Tbe President of the Law Students
Association"-was received with six cheers AT.
ter the applause had subsidized, the President arose
and returned thanks in brief, but feeling address,
excusing himself for not replying more at length
by the agitation which the Unexpectedly kind and
complimentary nature of the honor done him had
occasioncd. The Vice President, Secretary and
Treasurer, ass, were toasted, and replied at some
length in very happy and entertaining addresses.
Several speeches were made, and songs sung, and
the utmost hlarity and good feeling prevailed until
the company broke up at late hour, or rather an
early one, IN the morning
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
PORT OF Nnw YORK, JANUARY as.
sun SHrs......".......i So NE. wiTrn..........
Glen retl.

CIear red.
Shirs Louis Phipre Castok. Haye, Fox & Livingston;
Tnidsd Dc Cuba Nssmh Wad; Moses Toseisnd chsr's..
snss ss:,Pa a s4rs s. Mss. sSra En-
South Amboy
ship New York Hull days from Charleston. with cotton.
Barqus Ken ngton Gorhsm Of Boston, from Cacuta Oct
h aud Sands Head lith, with hides &c to Crocher War
Vessels left before reported Sid in ship Action,
BMaue Ralph Cross Glover from Straits Gibraltar and Pa
le.mo Noy 24ih, with mdse to Draper GCo.
Ia, with cotton &c TO Post s. Philips.
to Lswis Left sehr Ann, Phiiadsrha. for New Or:
west. with ii cotton to Wood: ''. ~
the mastr On hs 18th inst of Ocsccck Bar
% @ gale from NSn sH the b n, iP:s
schr Homer Ncksnon days frcm Boston, with mde TO L
scnI Caroline Baker, Frink, from Baltimore, flour.
Schr Baltimore, Woglom from Baltimore, flour.
Schr Wescot Wen, from Norfolk com
schr Lynshbur Matthew'S from Richmond anda days I'm
sch sarah Augusta, Higbee. from Richmond. mdse l.
Schr Niretta -, from Baltimore with mdse to N Ma
schr Francis, Gordon, from Norfolk. corn.
Schr Equity Edwards from Norfolk &c bound
Haven-put in hers accocnt OF head winds.
The bargue Bapd Havana and brgs Black Hawk for
Pa and Lawrence Coelanp, for Bermuda anchor of
Quarantine, detained on account Of the weather :.
barque and three brgs At anchor in North River.
bound out, detained on account Of the weather
Below.
Brig Madison Bulkey. days from Savannah, cottonto
brig supposed be the Mississippi. Rankn from Sc
MARKS
Also, ship and barqae unknown. Wind g. E.. blowing
The New York herald., 1845-01-25
PhiladeIphia Cattle Market.

JAM 2S-os head offered and all but 26 soId at - ass
so per ZOE lbs 1877 head from Ohio, driven to
New York.
Cows and Calves-ll5 offered Sales of dry cows at
So IL; sprngers SO 10, and milch $l2 25 with
some extra at $2s each.
Swine 500 offered. Market dull Sales Of 4l2 at -
so a 4 so per 100 lbs.
Sheep-856 brought In, and sales made at 81 8
rs each, a. in quality
There only i47 loads Of hay brought in this week
Sales at % sSc as in quality Rye straw, cents
the last three years, have been as follows:-
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

br1skiy to-day, touching here a piece Of snow and
there paving stone, and the young gentlemen and
ladies' who can afiosd to- are enjoying life gaily.
Balls aud parties are scarce-conceris and lee
lures on pathetlsm are plenty enough-accldents
are occurring daily and nightly-and altogether we
are getting along, /" all in a bunch," pretty much
correct. II F.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

~ 10 1act Wnlcn - not generally known,
thar than persons perish every from Consump
tion. dae that brings wretched, and suerng into al
commonly of proving Of service 70 the patent
Of this serious evil and wh.never makes is appearance
remedy will be found in Dr. Fogers Olosaonan, ALI
Healing Basam We have know OF the wonderful effects of
this remedy n the advanced stages q this coppain and
s and all the diseases whch the lungs suffer under For sale
06 Nassau street door above Ann and at Mrs. Hays 29
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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SALES or Srocxs-BosroN, Jan. 2S
shares Washington BIZ, 9; 10 do 9i3; 100 East Bos-
ton stock. io 10 East Boston dividends, H Western
RR, eS do e5f 90 Old Colony RR, 100; Eastern RR,
NH, l0i; las Reading RR, 20
The Cbariestown Branch RR Co. have declared divi
dend of "A per cent
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ofihe orign imports, SASH in coffee from Rio
Janeiro, and $1,000 in specie The number Of entries
from foreign ports 49, the clesrances 46 Nearly
the whole Of the free imports in coffee what the du-
table goods comprised the returns do not show.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

East India Hair Dye.-C0arse red hair
made ne black aud glossy This article the
Effect desirsd by he II will color the hair njure
the skin in the lesst Sold at No. Courtlandt street
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From tho Rev H. Adams, Pastor OF Trini-

EEOu tno rev He AOamS, f00IOf OF VfInls
~ Church, Saugerties, YorkA child, nephew Of mins
:tepPsd vessel Of boiling water and sesded its legs
Courlandt street, applied which almost instantly
lief to he little sufferer and entire cured Al,o
Sslv which instant relief and cured entirely and
family should always keep hand Of such
accident. H. ADAMS.
New YoRx, Oct 3st, 1874
The above article will also the following complaints
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why have wet feet, when the celebrated
Oh OF Iannn from 81 Coursndt makes IN. soles and
uppss q bios and shoes entirely to wateri Ihon
sands Of lives would be annually If all should this
artic = =
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

ANTI. GAMBLING LFcruRE.-Mr. Green's Lee
ture, which was to have been delivered last even
ing, at Clinton Hall, was postponed to Tuesday
the evening
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To Rheumatic Su2erers.--The Indian We
getabe Elixir aud Nerve and Bone Linmen sold 1 n Court
isndt warranted 70 any case OF or
Chronic hheumatism IL mmediate reiie suengihens
the week limbs ali numbDess takes down all swe!nss,
eyss all uiammaton and extends contracted cords and
musclea.
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On ounce Of Prevention "a worth a Pound

OF Persons using the genuine Balm Of Columbia
become bald, few applications will AZ any time stop the
hair from falling out whether occasoned Y sickness or 9TH
erwse IL also the hair heads that have been bald
for years These facts and will be proved TO the satsc
tion Of who will be persuaded 70 make Of IT, Sold
81 Courandt IL keeps the hair ire from dsndruf
scurf, and rive The hair beautiful gloss. ---
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

The most beautiful Story for Youth
UNCLE PrrERs FAIRY TALEs-The History and Adventure
of le Mary. the Young Qaeea Price i2h just pub
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-Gouraudb Poudres subss enable to command an ap
peaance, the hair concerned and say thar de-
yelopsmeu. thus far shalt thou groy, and farther Bar
forts Of skill n the depatoy leaye still "a stubble land
harvest home These powders the contrary eradicate
subble occssioninx him who them msgivng
sppEosshns b: ladys 2ys in the intercourse Of heart
Gen. g. r. NJ has it, unnecessary pain Seriously, toll
can be complete without this lle for removing
Il accompl. hes the object in few minutes and neither diff
fegIt 70 be applied nor dangerous its operations the skin
Price 81 Gouauds Vegetable Rouge cents At 81 Walker
street, first Broadway, the only place in New
York.
Asens-T4 Chesnpt st Philadelphia; Milk St, Boston;
Carleton, Lowell Green Co, Worcester Chapman Co..
Springfield; Dyer Providence; bull Hartford Ferrr
town; Myers, New Hayen Tousey, Rochester Backus &
Bull, 73< River street, Troy Pearcs Stanwx Hail. Albany
Storrs, Hudson; Gray, Poughkeepsie.
The New York herald., 1845-01-25

ARRIVAL FROM MArANzAs.-The Harriet Smith,
Captain Smith, arrived yesterday, with the aurora
de- Matamsas Of the 18th inst. II contains no news
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Married,
On Thursday morning, 2sd inst. by Elder James C
Goble, Mr.. WIN. M. VAN WARr to Miss MARv LOUISA
STEVENS daughter OF VIM. Stevens ESQ., all Of this city