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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

~ BENZ. BA.LY. Esq. is the regular candidate
for Assembly from Putnam Co. Last year he was
the irregular can idate and beat the regular. We
call this regularity regulated. He was rather twisy
on the Seduction bill, but went so straight and
square for Cor rcntion that don't think Putnam
Loco,F ocoism IS any better timber. So walk in,
Reniamin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

AceUITTED.-Capt. Thomas Duiing. who has
been under trial for last ten days in the T. g District
Court charged with serving board the brig Washing.
tons Barge, the coast Of Africa while said vessel
engaged in the slave trade and Of using the Aner
flag, the American and his American papers
cover said trade yesterday acquitted by the jury
The ground upon which the prosecution originated
that he commander OF The vessel sold her to Port.
uguese slave dealer, and that shortly after he had ren
pushed command and gone board of another vessel
with his and papers, she sailed from port with
cargo of slaves for Bahia in Brazil The American Con
sui at Bahia had the matter certified home this Gov
eminent, AID the case resulted as above stated
foGn aIa.,.ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

TT warranted cure for rheumatism at 81 Cortsr3t-
Also warranted cure for tho piles, AMI Spenslers VIZ
ulent warranted To cure salt rlcum. oSO ts0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
The Excise Question.

The Executive Committee OF the Sixteenth w ard
Temperance Society have addressed Circular to
=. the candidates IN nomination 10 this City, asking
;hei- views on the proprie:y Of extending to this
City tbe night secured by law Of the last Legisla-
tu-e 20 The People Of every other County in the
E:a:e-to wit, that Of saying whether they will or
VIII rot License the farther sale of Intoxicating
Liquors The Naive candidates have generally
answered Yes; the Wing candidates variousy, but
generally favorable to the equalizing of the appli
ceiou OF the law, while not one LocoFoco has
1nsee,ed at aU-not even that only one who is
himself pledged to Total Abstinence? This is the
identical party which has for years asserted and
cs1norcd for the absolute right of every voter to
know the opinions OF all candidates on any subject
he may deem important How can they justify this
palpable detection from me Of their most Wanted
professions3 VIII the Evening Post attemptit it?
Ofthe Wing candidates, Morris Franklin, Ham
Iton Fish, John A. May and james Kelly, have
answered the inquiry in the affirmative; David B.
Ogden replies that, if Member of the Legislature,
he would with pleasure advocate my measure
which should think calculated to promote the good
causeof Temperance )" Elbridge G. Baldwin doubts
the policy Of the law altogether and thinks prac-
teal good would result from its extension to our
City.
There will doubtless be answers from others, as
the questions were only proposed on Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

~ warranted for the Rheumatism at u Cortu
st Also warranted cure for The Pies and Spa:sds
Ointment warranted 10 cure Sal,.rheum. 0! ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

C5- We have before splendid au lre-e
FOR The Varnish n Cornuds where can b. M
the Sugar Coated Piils att per box. nj fsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

T1 Wings of Lecis Co. have nominated
NELSON j. BEAcH for the Assembly, A good nom.
! limit N. and W have hopes of It's success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

at hi, oicc, No. Is Nassau. corner OF
which place only you have your hair eut or 20 s.
trimmed as tllcY rhnulL h. Try lin. q wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

u The city OF Pittsburgh is inundated with
thieves and burglars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

e. We nave rs .etn 30 splendid ar article N
stoves the Vnrnish 81 ftand herv can bad -
Sugar COated tills Sd per hnx o:Q 2sot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT - fficial.
ROBERT L. LoNGHEAp of Pennsylvania, as Consul Of
the United States the port in Ireland
in the place OF James Mcdowell. declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

II Awarded by tea American las:is.tt 70 'o Si,.r
eiocn Si+ Bloadway, opPosiis 81 Penfs Cnus, sr
Medal, hrst Premium for Silk Hs,-DPlom ften L., ID
Fur Hsts-FiIst Prem Jun for and ciadret 'eis
cloth Caps. LAT.
The subscriber Is now prepared TO furnish the eoo
ces which for beauty OF finish, quality and ~
NOT % surpassed Also, full assortment OF Ls S sys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

THE NEw-BRUNswIcK AND Nova SCOTIA FISH
ERIEs-1he information contained in the following Des
patch OF Lord Stanley is of much sefgratula
ton and rejoicing among the editors Of papers in that
part of the globe and also gives them delightful bone
to pick upon It is scarcely be wondered at that the
privileges heretofore granted to Fisheries have al
length excited the jealousy of the inhabitants Of Ncr-
Brunswick and Moro Scotiq The of the Despatch
however is such as to leave Of complaint in the
matter part
Extract of Despatch received by His Excelency Lord
Falkland, from Lord Stanley dated
DowSrNG.STnEET, Sept. H. ls4j.
My LORD: Her Majestys Government have atten-
lively considered the representations contained In your
Dispatches No. 32i and $751; OF the 18th June and ID
July respecting the policy OF granting permission 10 the
Fishers OF the United States TO fish IN the Bay oil Cha
eurs and other large buys Of similar character on the
Coasts of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia and appre.
bending from your statements that any such genera!
concession would be injurious the interests OF the
British North American Provinces. have abandoned
the intention had entertained upon the subject and
shall adhere the strict letter OF the treaties which ex-
ist between Great Britain and the United states relative
10 the Fisheries in North America except in so lar as
they may relate the Bay OF Fundy which mas bcen
thrown open 10 the North Americans under certain re-
strictions.
In announcing this decision to you must at the same
time direct your attention 10 the absolute necessity OF
scrpuous observance Of those treaties on the part OF
the Colonial authorities and TO the danger which cannot
fail 70 arise from any overstrained assumption OF the
power OF excluding the Fishermen OF the United states
from the waters in which they have right to follow
their pursuits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
Stenlinu from Nntivism.

we knew the Tammany party were nara run
bu, we did not know it reduced TO the necessity
ofstealing the principles of Nativsm But just look
., this resolution of their County Meeting:
.p>so,.J That the inevitable result OF
tho success of Aocorsm would be to create P:ncn.
inc competition between the labor oil the negro au
of the white man; til the extension OF tne fsh .,
trace 70 fnee,r .hcust negroes would place IN tneir
haS5s the baIan of power in the State and tnet TINS
meeting feels it incum en to declare that any PROPOSE
ron 70 interfere with rights OF the States or any
cc having in view the esteasOn OF N oaposon
ANY BODY who la5 ever heard or read Naive
harongue must see' that here is the essence OF the
whole argument The cry is that the Dutch and
Irish are swarming hither in great numbers IN
deryorking our mechanics and artisans and mus
depriyng their families OF bread-that the Foreign
ers hold the balance of pocer, and elect whom they
please TO oice-.nd that to remedy this, they must
be dep,fred of tie prarilege Of rottng But no" is
that 10 mend the matter! Very few Foreigners
are induced 10 come here for the sake OF votlng-lt
is privilege of which they in Europe know little,
and for which they care less. Not ten would be
prevented from coming by the restriction of the
Franchise. And, surely, no one will contend that
man who. being voter underworks our people,
would be less likely do it ifdeprred of the Right
of suffrage.
Now, the Loco-Focos profess to sec all this very
clearly. and to condemn the narrow bigotry of Ma
,vsm; yet they proceed to pandcr TO the same gro
yelling prejudices and to the same faacious ar
guments in regard TO the Blacks which they con-
denim when used the Natives respecting the
Irish and Dutch Is there not particle Of Demo-
cratic shame in the absence CT all Democratic prin-
cipes in these wretched pretcnders Neishbor
Evening POST VIII 'romt you speak out and show
them their iniquiti,s!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

Eg A rich io iev.s in circulation yesterday, and
reaches US well authenticated The cut-anddried
Resolutions of the Tammany County Meeting were
superseded at P. NJ. of Tuesday by different and
more Radical series,-in which Gov. Cato Wright
is not eulogized-which Editor slamm concocted,
or al least prerented 10 the Committee Meantime,
the regular set had been already put in type at
the office of the Morning Ners. (where most of the
Corporation work is done, ready to be inserted in
that paper These not having been adopted by the
County Meeting, or even submitted to it, the News
comes out rather blank in the Resolution line, while
Slanlm''s CLIQUE is full Of glory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

" The Albany Atlas has New-York Cores
pondent who in his last letter is chuckling over the
hostility of our City LocoFocos to the Anti Renters
and their devotion to Gov. Wright 1t happens
that the Resolutions adopted at Tammany hive no
word of praise for Gov. Wright tsave of his Canal
Veto of last winter and not syllable of even i'm
piled censure on the Anti Renters. On the con-
trary, Tammany resolves that
OWLS, we most sincerely hope that peace may be
restored to portions ofour fair Commonwealth, VIC
also trust that the day will arrive when ery
of eudal tenure cad Of mans abasemef Will no longer
disgrace the soil of great and free people"
We cam, say riuch for the cachology of this, but
its meaning is pretty evident, and will be not at all
displeasing to the AntRenters.
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FRIDAY Oct ST. Bin hamton n Y..........
Esston Pa ........... 1,sprngwater, Y........
Mount Holey VI....... Dorr III .................
jericho, Nt.............. Pawng. VIM. =.
Chatham Corners, n. Y. q Goshen Ohio. ........
s. Joseph, Mich St Absus Yt...........
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There will doubtless be answers from others, as
the questions were only proposed on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

Al TROY. as.h, Mrs. Eliza BeldiuS. 40.
4, D,lbi eith. Peter B. son Of Walter Holmes, L.
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Glorreib 9seues fir Die Damet,.

Sum crbffusno am ,Scloene SuSel lStobr'
rim ausssoebntss Enforcement bon USaney'
Btltern" fny Damsntlsioer, lel6e ais
W1ouIs Dc LANES, neucr Stpl,
erdp be $atne,
Belours, sin Iebtner Irtitel flr 1n3aSt.
gclecunes 9e goss;
Draanop, @ebpttifebs .earlfcn&insban
Sh6n semalte qatpns,
Yal5orine, neue Nrt,
@tnar3e 8alscrine,
Sisurirte uup fbliebte sarlstons,
polea uno 9cttifte Notes,
Sblibtt, blumise uno far5ise @eiren.
YlauGebwar3e br.
Sbtne 8aIjrrnce 81 90 Gent bic Dare.
30. 8areses 5u 1Sa bis SO ct. ,. o.
Granat0Itbe unb brittI6e Sise
N(paca >uftres, BON jeosr lrt uno Sarbe.
@bmsr3e unp blaul6nar5s Sattins &c.
,ufammsn NIT einem srcbsn Ifortcmcnt BON
ftbliebten uno ssttiftsn 9bitet @ttawIs,
D1arIeiacr uno Sbniren: Setir5sn, sinss'
la6te 3a1ebmtileber, &rassn uno golorsttsn.
inleit & Gaftentlhsr, fancp feipen pointe,
Sattinssst ttrsifte Wosline, Sio uno eisle
5anoIhup, 9trimpfe &c. &c. ipc5u Die uuf'
erteten miro bon
O'Srien.unb Eai8uel.
Msaeins, Nu9uit 10. bp.
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g t q + b.

Am 23. 4usntt, in 5sioelbsrs, eli5a, s6ebs
tereben BON 8ennepills e6ert ), Sabr IL
Dlonate unb 10 Sage aft.
Am 29fen uusuit, in D1aieeneriee, all ber
Hus3ebruns, giles Ssrnbarb, Sobn bon
@briltian 8ernbarb, i'm 2Ofen setenejabre.
-am est. Nuault. in Nihmonr, onrh psn
8ranp am Su6e, Wariana, Gobter bon 8.
Sefsr, i'm l0tsn &etensiabre.
-am 26fsu, in 5amturs, Sames, 96bnebsn
bon ScIepb Osillsr, i'm 6ten Waonate
-am namliben Sage, i'll 38inc1or, Soban.
nss, 9obn ron Scfepb Snf, i'm 4ten Sabre.
--am so. uusuit, in O1ippletann Oanpbn
gauntp, German 8sarp, BON NctcIon saun:
fbip, lsstbssissr 3oasinnebmer am pennlpIs
panlIhen Canal, i'm soften >ebenejabre.
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9robes Geisnlittel
Sn SO. 6, ofli6es Marft. 8iered.
Ginb ei m tfbe 0iiter.

D'Srien uno Kaisuel baben juit erbal'
ten oas sroBte uno allerfeb6ufte Adortemsnt
bon cinbsimiG G6en trofnen Sitern, bas ts3u'
Dor in Seabins anssbctsn pnroe, iolde ole
Rattuns, sstlsiette nno unaeblsitbte Dloslis
ne, Shir3sn uno 8ettsRslfeb, 8ettsSars
ebent, tlaue, braune, CRIME sebledte unb
unsetleiebte Doe 9fins, bauinwollene uno
fdhfsn 2,Ibthher, rufMbe Setthdbsr nnO
9etsn. rotbe, rpeiBs, selbe uno srhne Slan'
nells, grim 8op, 8lur:Sueb, Selpet'eorbeis,
SelUstteens uno Ssntuap. Seans &C., no5u
bic MufmereIamfeit BET &unoen tsfonesrs cts
beten rpirb am Beloene Hu8el Stebr.
Neabin9, Nueuff 10. pp.
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tisss srmcrbst wurbs, wabrne feline @ssnsr
faaen, sr babe SsIbffmcrb bssanssn.
Dcutfblano-psui1sn.- Der 3clIpsrsin
fam bic bsutftsn Slritsn nibt msbr psrsnt
baltsn Die fablibsn 8irifsn psrIanssn snen
bobsn 3oa unb prsuGsn witl nur sinsn ssnldf
6istsn. Die Diseuf1onsn lbsr oiefsn Ssssns
ifano fine lang unb bisis. Isbsr ben Seiub
ber S6nisin pon England unb bic entbluun9
pom Sstbovsns Status in Bonn miro jsst plsl
ssfprobsn. Bonn 1T bet SamnsIplae Der "
riftoeratsn unb Der &cnis pOn prsui1sn nsbIr
Der &5nisin 3ietoria ypsrssn fIb AUDI hort slns
finben. Nab Der @ntbiaun9 Der Status ptr'
ben bic ssfbidtsfsn Muffsr gurOpa's sineoas
cert sufammsssissn porlIber iib bic en9sl i'm
Simm.l frsuen fonnsn. DIE Staet Bonn isbt
Bel oieIer @elsssnbsit eins rs'bs srnts unc
fbssrt defenders bic ndrrifbsn @nsIanesr nab
josrvnSIuif.
Gbina. - Die &ssisrun9 ess bimnlllftsn
Nsibes bsennt bei bsr Msbrbst esr Raticn
unpopular ~ psrcsn, neil fs Den Motbredsn
bic Saut nibt gang fart 9snus esrbts. Inter
ben c6f1inssn oss Saifsre fnbsn ilb 9sma9os
asn, wslbs bersits ben snsIdnosrn 9siast ba'
ben, bas Gs 9snsi9t ,pdrsn als &aiier aufSutrss
ten, psnn England iIs unterifash. Die 5abs
luus Der entlbdbsun9sssIbsr an England bat
bic &ssisrunss.Sa1s eslssrt, unb bsr Sruesr
Der @cnns uno bss Wonbss 1T unfdbi9 ben
WonbIbein aus terfslben su sntfsrnsn.
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NrotbpitOtar Stntt .

I'm Die Stimm9eber bon Serfs Gauntp {:
9luf grIuhcn tieler Srsunbc bsts teb mid
aebtunsspoll gurer Beaettuna aIs ganoipat
fir oas protbonotar lint bei fcmmenbsr
Sslrsatsn Convention oar. Grllts ieb Yon
jsner Srnpentcn aufaenoillen uno init etner
Debrbeit Gursr Stimmen teebrt wsrben,
70 rperpsn Die pfiebtsn bcs Nmtes anr sr66s
ten 3ufriscenbelt ces putlitums poa3ossn
rperreM. SD bin
euer aetcriamsr Ssnsr
~. 9. Tburtpddbter.
4uauf, 26. be-.
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QSQifenCDurt 9Serfauf.

3ufolae eiuer Ssrcronuns Der @aiieneourt
BON 8sres gauntp, miro auf f6fentiherSen'
bue psrtauft wsrpen, Samitass ben s7tten
9eptsmtsr, u. 9. 1S45, am tfenlihrn5 5an'
Ie BON 9apib Wlorsan, in gaernar BON Iauin
f6ip,
Gin 9eIpi0es Stlif gano,
selesen i'm @tdottem O1ersantaun, @aer'
maroon Gaunfebip, Ssrfs gauntp, tssrsn3f
oureb qano BON Saeob Seneins uno 4nosrse,
entbaltsuo einem arker, ,nebr coer ,penl'
ger, NIT Dem 3ubsbbr.- 9as eissntbum Der
unminoisen &lnoer Don Sobn 9. glsnion.
Ser Ssrfauf bssinnt Tim l llbr Naebmlt'
tags, wann ssthbrsnos 4ufrpartuns sssetsn
uno bic Bsrfaufstcpinsunsen tsfailt ssmahs
werpsn IolIen bnrtb
Jobn 3. Glem fen, Gormunb.
9urb Die @ourt-mm. 3b6ner, Sbrb'r.
Nsaoins, Aueuif 10. Am.
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9ln bic Grirdbler bon 8erfs gauntn.
Wlitbirser.
2iuf srnflihse erIuetsn 3ablrsi'
der Sreunoe bists iet MIDI Az aIs ganeipat
fur bas 9lmt ais
Sbreiber Der fDaifencourt,
bel Der tsrannatsnesn 1BabI [jsboet psrgnts
iheiouns Der pemofratiten 9elesaten<gons
pention unterworfen.] @oate ib 70 slhflieb
fsin anf pas Sitst seiest uno srmablt 5u
rpcrcen, 70 mabs leb mid pertinbIitb bic BEN
Nmte obiessnosn pfldbten setren uno 5u
enrer 3ufriepenbsit su crfhIlrn.
piniam Stable.
Tcabins, 9sptsmber 2. he.
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In Die Sti,i,9sber Don Yerfs@auntp.

In Die Stilit9sber Don Yerfs@auntp.
BrsInre unr Wlitbirssr,
SD srtatts guh msiuen bsr3lieben 9anf
fir bic febr lbsraIe llnterfiIsuns, Die Sbr
mir bei swei fratersn 9eleaenbeiten seaeben
babt fit bas @ecprber=9lmt bon Serte
gauntr,unb ib bin ermuntert mid gurer BE-
aettuna rpieoerum tet Der Oftober wabl als
freiwilliaer ganooat fit bas ndmlicbe Hmt
cbrerbieti9It au5ubieten. Sollte ieb 70 slitf'
lid fein burb Cure @tmmen erpablt 5l
rperpen. 70 peroe ieb mid bemibsn guer Gus
traucn su ocroienen uno Die pfidhten oes
Imtss GUT anesmeinsn 3ufrieoenbeit ansanit.
ben. gbrerbietisit, cer euriae
Jebn 10. Iyfon.
Steabina, uuauIt S. bw.
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Nerbeir0tbcf.
R%O~%~O~

-pur6 ben gbrw. 6rn 9Dm. pauli. am 81
tten NusuIt, 6err Samucl Debies nit Dli6
Nebe6a ltlritb, bon Olaioenerief.
-burb Den gbrw. 5rn. u. 3. Gra6, am
Is. Uusult, 6srr gpmunb W1crris NIT sDliB
Hnn Oanfslr, bsipe bon &eaoins.
-burh ben Gbrrp. 5rn. S.$. Sebcf am 81.
Iusuf, 6srr Osfar See nit W1ib Gmsline
Rsrn, bon Umitp.
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9SQifencDurt Serfauf.

@3ufolae elmer Ssrcrbnuna rerlSaiIenecnrt
BON Berfs @auntp, foil auf tffentIiber Scns
eue rsrfauft werbem, am Samltaae ben 4ten
Oftoter 1S45, am lestherisen Wpbnbaufs
oes peritcrtsntn petsr efdtah, in wa'
Ibinaton 9aunIbip. Ssrfs ganntp:
1lue jene 9eWine Sauerei mobnun9
uno 5tridb gane, selesen in eriaatenBa
Ibinstcn 9aunietip, bcaren5t purt lamb BON
Scbn Welder, Danisl Sabb, Daniel gbrlfs
man uno 1nbsrss; entbaltenc orei uno
funf,ia Nfer, msbr ODER ipeniscr.
Ole Ssrbsderanssm itns, Gin smeift6fist
iteinernes Wcbn Sau5, eine .z1zA .
iteinerne lbneijer S6euer, Elm s s!ER
ttsinsrnsr wassnIhpppen, sin 9sAsz
anotress stlein tfeinsrnes 1Bobnbaus uno ans
Dere S1etensstaube. gtwa Idsr BON obs
gen 0nb gutter 1Bidenbopen, 10 Nfsr 5oI5s
lanp-eiu Obfearten nit Iepfel nno aneern
aussrleicnsn Otfbaumen. esstbin Oas eis
sentbum oes bsritortsnenspeter gfhbab.
Scr Ssrfauf besinnt INN llbr Slatbmlts
tags, mann sebibrenpe Hufpartuns seseben
uno bic DrrfaufssSspinsunsen bseannt &C.,
maebt fperceu purb
Seinrid3 q. Rfbbad,, ! acminis
1Dm. Z. 5tauffer ifratcrn.
Dut6 RE Gourt-wm.s s96tner, Shrt.
Ssptember 9. dit.
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I'm bic Nepublitaner bon SerfS

I'm Die Nepublitaner bon Verfs
SountU:
SD nebms mir bic Srsibeit, MIDI mensn
mertben mitbirssrn ais eingancioat far oas
NecprDerS=gtmf
tei osr nabfsn 3DabL bierourb betens gu
smpfeblen. Aufseforpert 3u bieiem Shritte
bon elmer sroben In3abl meinsr Sefannten,
unb iibsrseust, bab ieh einem iclebe SOFTEN
in jsbsr Be3iebuns sewat1en bin, peripre6e
ib 'meinen D1itbiirssrn auf ben SaIl, oaB lts
mid tbrer 8unt uno gr,pabluns gu pieiem
Imts fit mirois baltsn fclltsn, cadelbe nit
aller 9rens unp @swiGenbaftisfeit perwalten
III molten. I6tunaspoQ guer O1itbirser
Jofepb Sbumaber.
Suli 8. lS45. bW.
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2ln Die ftimmfabigen Burger Don
Serfs GauntD:

Serfs GauntD:
Srsunce uno Oiitbdrser
2lufasmuntert tHrh ei'
ne srobs In3abl meiner Witbirasr, biete itb
mid rsi fcmmenbsr Detotsr wabl an, ais
Gin frctwi(liser Ganoieat fit oas 4mt ais
S6reiber Der WaifencDurt.
Scllte ih bic gbre batsu cine Wsbrbeit Gus
rsr 9timmsn su srbaltsn, nitrbe ieb panebar
fem, uno pcrrfIi6te mid obsnseuanntes 9lmt
nit Sreus nnD phnftlibfsit 3u ber,paltsn
Ibtunsspon, guer Srsuno uno D7itblrsw,
Naron Ulbred,t.
4u9uft 10. b9B.
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Nun fir einen srosen s3ulauf am
Golbene &u9el StObr.

6abt elm rpenig &ebu(b, itr 5erren, iprnn'e
sefaais 1T, uno mir rpsroen auftparten.
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buffalo pen sS. NusuIt.

Gin Rinb Uereiftet - Nm leBtsn Wfitts
mod erCthisn bier in ben en9liI6en Settun'
asu bic Slatriebt, ba6 ein Rinb oes 6rn. lS.
S. Qonaine unb Sran bon ben Sahama Sn
Ce(n. we(tbe imNmsriean. 6otsl lpsirten, ,cureb
bic llupor(lebtisfsit sines junsen Dlannss IN
golsman'e llpotbefe Dersiftet noroen let.
g1ab bsr Husfase bss lunaen W1annss III
go(sman's Ipotbeee bat fe'n Srrtbnm ttaff
aefuuoen, fonosrn BET Batter oes Htnees par
1elbit Die Irsnsi maiden laf1en, obne andl'se'
ben, fir men fts iei. es nnterltsst tslnem
3peife(, oa6 pas Sino in Sclse bet Ar5nsh
meldte cine su Tlarte nuant'tat Opium snf
bielt. tarb. wsltbhrser.
Sie @sneea Snoiansr baben ibrs leste
Serlammluns IN Der HeferUe, fpelhe bic an
Die bie(tae @tabtsrenSs sebt, sebalttn nnb ibr
fabresitipenb Don bsn Serein. ct erbalten.
Gie merpeu fteb ale i'm $aufe einiscr l8c'
deu nadb Der gattarausus NeIerUe be9eten.
Sie ,nbiansr Sollm bel biefer Selesenbeit
BIC ar5ste Srauer an osn Sag ssleat baben.
60 bart ss aueb fir ite fein mag, 'bre Set
matb III UerlaGen, 70 eann ts bod nur 5u ib:
rem Hettsn aercitben, benn Die Serfhbruns,
mslte eine @taot mis Buffalo ibnen oarbie
tet, it III sros fir oisIs balls eipiiftrten Waens
feteu. Der gfel srreasnoe Anbllf bon bee
trmnfenen synoiansrn. (Daanncr, weitsr unO
D7dpebsn) unb mas fonlt nibt' miro in Gus
funft muisre @taot nitt mebr ftanosn;-
Die <anpsreiem, welebs ts iune hatteh set6
rem ~ ben teftsn in erie ganntp, Siefe msr'
ren nun in bic Sanbe feibiser Sansrn hber'
aeben, uno aus bsr cDiloniB miro balo gum
aro6en 9ortbsil bsr Staot e'n blnpenSer
Sartsn tperoen. ~.
Scrninftis, wenn ipabr.. - 2ie N. y.
giaeutbimer hes grbpahtes in psrfttiebensr'
9bsilen Don Oelapare 60. nit einanper IT,
tersin aefommsn fsisn, aas ibrs anfprids
an bic Sauerm wsiebs grbpaebt 3n lablen ba'
BEN, su maeissn prsiisn gu osrtaufss ss Si. .s..'
5caen alsdfaas millens fsin, ben Ntbtsrn
Der Gnprene Court bic entbsiouns III ttrs''
tistn 9aaen su iibsrlafen.
Dies if bsr sinjise 9Dea, ben Amtlsstsht
lInrubsn Elm gnps ~ matsn uno f"nfs'ss'