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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31
Business Notices.

EVER ACTIVE. EVER BUsY-G0 10 MoTFisons. Nos.
lS6 and les Greenwich is the place for business.
There is establishment in this city where Drugs Dye
S;ufs Groceries, Teas Oil Paint, &C. SC. ARE sold so
cheap good 1t IS astonishing that he sells cheap
but he goes upon the principle quick sales and small
profits" This is good plan for every bodydo large
BUSINESS on small pro, in preference TO dull dear tad
ing Those who wish good bargains should be sure TO
90 to Morrisons.
r1S THE CouRr OF DEATH Painted by Rembrandt.
Pesl the Oldest living Artist in America, is open to the
public for short time only, a; the Exhibition Room OF
the National Academy of Design corner OF Broadway
and Leonard st every day. except Sunday, from 10 A.
NJ MI 10 P NJ and is brilliantly lighted in The evening.
This splendid and original effort OF AnieFicsn Genus.
was the irs. large picture executed in this country and
i, the onI one in modern times composed on the model
recommended by the ancient Greek writers
1t WIS painted in 1890 and the rst thirteen months
was visited by nearly Thir;ydve Thousand persons
Since then the Ar pro;ting by his studies IN France
aud Italy and by his increased experience and Judgment
has reouched il with great advantage and two genera
mons have arisen siuce /; has been exhibited.
Il con;sn. % hsures of the size of and Of every pc
r,o from infancy 10 old sge. Dimensions24 feet lous
% fee, high.
Ills discourse on Life and Death equally interesting
IN al ages and classes delivered in the universe! IAN.
spsce of Nature the sen, eoquence OF the painters arr
which speaks not by the slow progression OF words but
strikes the heart at with An electric glance
Price of admission % cents.
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The MormoDs- Startling peveiopments-Joe
smith, &c. Couaterfeiters.

Correspondence Of The New-Yosk Tribune
SpzINGsIEIp, Illinois, Dec. l.. 1si'
The Grand Jury OF The l. 5. District Court. now
in session here have Tor the past week been inves
siea,ing the STATE OF affairs al Nauvoo The result
ia, ,hey have foand twelve indictments mostly
ags;ns, the head men OF the Mormon Church ior
ooun.erfeiting the Coin of the United States
Auons The number indicted are Brigham Young
Pres;den, of 9 TIE TWELVE" and orson Pratt a
prominent leader.
learn that the developments are most starting
1t appears that counteeiting has been the principal
par. of the business there for some years and iha II
has been carried on BY the heads OF the Church
The amount counierfeited has been immense and
the execution has been SO nice, IS in many cases 70
prevent its being detected. The Prophet Joe
Smith, used to work at the business with his own
hands.
Other disclosures were made in relation to rob
berries and murders which have never before been
made public. but will be in due time.
Although these indictments have been found yet
M arrests will be made for reasons which will duly
sonear and whether creditabe or not 10 our Execu-
i've the public viii Judge Yours, &c.
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RYPoPnAGoS SoaP.-Jus, received from Londor frcss
supply u his rost cesora cd Shaving Soap-tof by
d<S5t O. SAUNDERS x SON, IN Bruadway.
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POPULATION OF NAsHvILLE.-The population Of
the city OF Nashville proper according late
Is 10 1885, the population, including the suburbs is y 1884,
of which 1888 whites SGD slaves and Si free per-
sons Of color.
II Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER is sojourning for g
few days in Boston, where he arrived on Saturday.
70 saad was caught in the Ohio River on the
18th inssant-the first Of the season.
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TOILET ARTicLEs.-The lnost choices OF Lubins, Gaef'
lsns, Preyosis, saissys, Edes and faey Extracts
Cloth and Shaving Brushes SGsyng Creams and Ios'
ID Pomades Cosmetics, Denntces, and every prepsfA
ION belonging 10 Tho toilet for sale by
u2s5t q. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway
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THE YRfBUN Z.

v-rIyrsnsy. DECEMBER 81. 1915.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

lhey nave honest hearts ana strong III us. AhS
demagogues may deceive them for time out expe-
rence will teach them 10 distinguish between the
true and the false; new ties will bind them closer
10 US.
The remedy of Nativism is not expedient nor is ii
practicable. Ii is repugRant TO the great puonc
opinion OF the country. Nativisn does not hourish
In the Southern States nor IN the country gehefe!y
Ii is only in the large cities that il fourlshes ANY
party founded upon il must be evanescent Il refers
only TO the material of government without any
principles TO guide that material. 1t Is Govern
ment without chart or compass 10 steer by Tor me
future.
He regretted that the opposite party had made
this party question. but since II had oeen So ne
would look at il in that light
There seems TO be two theories OF democracy
One kind was that which proved Itself SO oy pro
iesson only. IL was constantly represented as III
danger, though no one proposes 10 disturb II. Inc
gentleman from Michigan, Mr.. CHIPMAS had repre-
sented as in constant danger from the spread OF
education. Light and knowledge was lis aFcn
enemy. Il seeks 10 govern men through ignorance.
II stimulates vice and wars upon society. IL seehs
10 array man against man. the poor agalnst lhe fcn'
the native against the naturalized. In fact II Is
monster which unbinds the elements oil strue ana
scaiters discord envy and hatred among cIuzghs OF
one country and one destiny. And that Is Loco
Foco Democracy.
But there IS purer priciple Of Democracy and Oh
diviner origin which seeks to purify and elevate
It unites the Interests of all in one harmonious whole
1t aims 10 perfect freedom by making man capaoie
OF self government. proving It's faith by lis WORKS
1t dares TO tell the people Of their faults and 10 warn
them of danger. Ii veneraies law and order ano
looks TO Intelligence and harmony as the only means
OF perpetuaiiag free institutions Ii maintains ruin
through evil report and good report II seeks
TO preserve whaI is good and remedy what's wrong
and il is destined in good time spread happiness
over the whole united people and this Is =" mig
Democracy
Gentlemen on the other side talked against Nativ-
ism while they only derived any benefit from is e1
istence. He denied emphadcally that the Wing
party is in favor OF It's doctrines On the contrary
we regret its existence. Both parties have contrbu-
ted their share towards forming il The other party
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

| lEGAClTS. Miss Ssfab Hatehinsln. who died
! n Philadelphia, the 21h Fl March, 1915, be-
qae1ihed the ioliuuias lsaeies Different charitable
stitutlaus.
Female Episcopal Benevolent Society in Philadelphia,
81 .peo ladgtnl Widows ard Single Nnmen's Soce
~ 81 ,eea; saeeiy oiibe Protestant Episcopal Church,
af fha advancement of Christianity IN peunsy lyania
q Ito. Episcopal Frnae Tract Society oi phiiadci-
la, ftGeo, feunsy ,apa Institution taf lie Deaf and
D0nb. 35.eeo. Nlll's llosri,ai f ladiaent Blind and
tgma. saftH. Cidsf's Church. rb5'adslpaa, $1,000
j.. II Is SUNDAY Saoas $500. p. L Missionary So
clet II Dauesltr Ms, oas. tie. aad fuhh,t sun
hereafter ua Tho a'a.a % a5J viz has iu annuity
5000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

.fit deai he Caiaage We have seen in fan hand.
artW raasian .netl lou which is lbey Ia become very
popular auar2 te hdlce. small and slender bottle.
made 1t saae .issc substance. Is constructed TINT
'be sebfe#t fftesprrof the haad sends f.ub small
hfvad H. sffeau offs contents IN fragrant jat The
r1te is IL 'e wis ur IN bouquet, and, at VII" by the
clHt 4 the laa3. 60 nprreIae Tie AaAers Wih fresh
ufffaa.a. / give oppuuuuiiy. an, ar A coqnctish bit
" eIsf te lr can Dee discharged INTO the face of
be gentleman making oacoy approach. Woodworh
81 ~ probably lave them by the aex p3ehtt.-.N 7
Ei4sr
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Ie DnsTno1 FLias A ftespaadeatofthe Cincn-
lan Chronicle gives tine ll4aiae
u Is nefhafs mi generally known That black pepper
l"p' rel Is ps.sao r many iaseea.--sFbs rihwiog
e'Hfe MIXTURE Is the best destroyer 81 tie common
bsa-s IL. late cIaal poffioas u. fae black pepper
tfah eiaaal. All sugar say en4ngA a each 10 cover
iea esal pre-. aai.t-u and mix Wi with spoonful ii
tnis q he cream s belter) keep tint ia your room
aad fan Mi keepd.Nu Your lies. One advantage
eff etief pasas IS iIal iprfs nslhias else: and an-
other. af lie - sr,k lbe air aud never dle ia the
haaac-ihf nipdau8 being open.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

\ fefs Singular sw csse Ia. haea pealiag befre
me al Ire caurs in New Odsaus. IA which child O.
ciautsd iY twu ses nf rarat-iho uHe asserting HAT
he child US born iu New Orleans in lsa5. and the
aher that he WAS horn in New fpik N sa7. The tcs-
umenf addnrtd iho trial. SAYS New Orleans Pspcr,
"a sefY eafleiine The case brought up ~ a
halsas corpus, lbe parties were 1elaand Martha Paul
Hn lie me side and Mrs. l1qhe. an tie uiher, The
taua decided lhai Nlr, Paul WA the mother of the
ehild. N sifur II which decision she ouk hhn under
hef maternal protection.
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sCIcCtt0


pAESuA TERRAIN GENERAL. ASSEMBLY.
r4a masi Interesting gar, ai4e f5taa8tafs af this
b,4g on Saturday. qgs iie u.faIa and -,.tel ol
lhr la,ra emf 4a.ef,fe,el los Aif tf, Af.s,,,r,
tbr l4aax. Inc u,.iosu thniatcIe s5y..iI,e f.i-
ls4,,a5 sb,tei4 II bis f.,..,.a.It iI ,jlf..as
lnl Chief and Air irwin 5ets, ~, 4,a ff,tl,ro b,
was addressed ia lrci srra, hg the .laa5f,f,r nj ir
A.s5s,bIv ,bo H.. s,s,s#.5,.I5 NAV, t,
ipal red man II ihr f5r,s,. H.. vas blessed m ib, c.
tata q he, aai.an.a ,'rekr1 sazt.aI.4I lf1. car.
r,5qs bud 6fsfsials lIs Eaia.>. I5s.#aI. Is#a. ro
raaaly nsIled iiis ,Aglrs..au, 4lfte tl ,,bi.
~ and lIa4H, f45.fo7 4, I...=#l. l.5..z5 - In
ali ,atzl sfaiifi ltai D., SIX. ~ .#.4f,. l.,..
.tas hs fahar and Bfciiren. HeszII.. al.t,,, ,,,.
iaa+..tate ossatt A. Dt5f5 I57I4..4= II.,ll
rl <at5i and h,9f. g, 5..i5.,s A.. 49, 80, t,l,
0a3aal 6s4lsssd v',,.,, Isf H.. s'.i'l ,,'''''
taest, l.e nsaaidtbsI tl, ltfa4ef A4j-..|,,'' .,,
bai di.reasi}4fha,a Viz. go as5,.. -, .''
psole Vim iafasd mu.3 ,ra,s. frf. fa.s ,,5, s,..,
ut8l4IltI a6e li.f ,.g. a,, lie n =s..,... ,..
tte.
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Egoseeomrt Springs Male ana
Female institute,

gs4IIf xrrris,s 81 tbe Summer Sessnn ol this School
/ will lerin on Niaudat The 18th JuHe, and CONTINUE
- months The Male department viii be- conducted
h, Tire Rev. Genre peafrY \. 3. and the Rev Go.
y I5eflWieb The Female department viii BE- can
daeel IL YRS GcI. ". leit@1eh. assisted by her nus
daad 1be Boarding depa nent will be under The
f,sas4epasai Of Rev James tefiWi-I aud his lady.
rs this arrangement It IS confidently believed HAT
he school already large, vii be greatly increased.
'rhe lHsn'iin Is under the organization Of the Valley
niaa Education Society Of Virginia" aud Is alike ..
q, IA tie reception uf pupils at hdh sexes and Of al d.
nominations. T. b. capable al preparing youths '"r Col
laae-f5r Teachers and lar the Ire active datlrs Il
hfe.-aed it is hoped viii train HEM up 'iu the nar.
'are and aamonion Of The Lord TIE discipline vii
lie Kind and paiernal, but steady aud inf-A1ie.
Terms per session u 3 months
Onhoemrhy. Reading, Pennmanship, or Pf-
mary Arithmetic 5000
Geography. Ehalish Grammer Arithmetic.
Natural, Neral and Mental Philosophy. Beta
ny. Chemistry. Rhetoric nr Uranpanphy $3.50
Aqe6ra. Geometry or Surveying $500
Music On Piano Forte, -Teacbers Fee.
Frequent exercises in Defamation and Com
position will be attended to b. the higher elias
SIS
}1afl, including bedding and rent, per
month. s. ID
Pupils may cutter at any Tine and pay from their en-
isanee the cud Ct he session: hs Il is very desirable
ibeY should enter the beginning Of the Session when
the elas-as formed.
Payments rof Board aud Tuition ono.halr ia ads
yaucr.
Accommodations may he obtained by the Parents anil
guardians III ppP-, who may wish 10 avail themselves
81 lie SUI pAur Springs duriu9 tie summer,
By order q Tie Trustees.
April II Is
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Aneair naui,d couple wenl Ia house keeping not
hang saea ~ BOSTON in Ponar street Al breakfast the
oraf naHne. alter their eolmnee the esnlenaH said
,a his lady. My dear This is pupar street and by put
ting lgoa) in II, ii bfcomts pegpiap"
And hy pnnlne min it.' promptly replied tho lady,
ii Wi ueeame pepmous ~ Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

Caie5iag hrios ia kesiasll- tant two
months since, says hv Cacruan Canlffl5al. q novel
Circumstance auk pllo Jew miles blrl ul Cuyiapt.n
iH tie Sie'e 81 kealucky te parties HAVING numerous
wealthy aclaa0aucrs Cincinnati. 4 app,srs that a
very rIeh old ~de" hti by tbe naue et - bsd an
culy Laughter Nho "as icaa1luf creature. de,uI
Rave commanded de hand d The prudfsl a kesuct, 70
sons, BIT She, strange say nged iule gentleman tai
nf BY thu name Of Z ~ - ha had a,on 81 Fortunate as
10 Voc her ~iihoui her mothers know ledae lrupih
ihe aei came To The parents ar and she forbade yono
p her heuse. Jew weeks aher. the old Ind, had
rccaslouio be absent enc evening TIL late hour of
the lovers did nol ie such an opportunity pass
saHdlas tie evening together. and when uty heard
Mrs. Nj returning. Tie LIVER. nnl leiue able to es.
care, was npi safely iGp cuset. On the entrance Of
Ms. III, she having hiHt lrum faithful servant
made bold 10 qafson her daughter ahut the presence of
her oyef aud declaring lna he had inst zone snipt he
tosfe This tie damsc stoull, dtuIfd but her mama
would ol believe her, and a terrible punishment or
defei her 70 be luehed 90 Tie dark closet ber, tn re-
h ldoad da}ilhl On opening iha closet door
next m@aipa, Mfs. Nh was ihaaderslrnek ia 4, b,Id
ier daughter sslFer IN TIE roang ailars arms, Il /.
rtfdiess aadd sl ihs moiher no longer pppn.ed tber
uaa and on that very day the basbinl rr was nu,led
- eT hsnoFelc inYgr, and they are nuW enjeyinr an NM
biiss's and kisses Of tHeii rumaslle honey a.o..n.
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ROBERT EDMOND,
w Nv ARSON,
ISAAC DAV EXPORT, jr
Feb. Il
CONTINUATION.

WE Undersigned having purchased ,f Mossrs Ed
mond. WATSON Co, their stock of Goods, will
carry on the business, at tie old stand hltnstf lie will
keep good assortment Of Groceries on hand and socs
continuance of the patronage which his been extended
Ia the old firm. JAMES NJ BOYD
Feb = f.
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Ftlifrnrs-A writer in the hqirieriort'r. dee
cr5es the lrY Il i,raass as ''astlma Carried an By
Pogs5la ma#tiaaV"
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Horribly mis3am DO you take a nc~spopetl'
'1es.' What ooc}' Any one | can lay my
hands on"
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RIcTrnTo1SD, rREpGsE9XsgURc S
POTON iC RU.-RO3D CONPANF.
GREAT REDUCTION OR RATES.

FARE TO FHEpERlchsBuEG, 81
FNRr TO HALrlNoGE 5
fnNlf RICHMOND, FREDERfCkSBi-R &
n POTOMAC RAIL ROAD CO, hereby give
nnlee, that from and after the 1t May the rates Of
'are between Redmond and the northern towns viii be
reduced. IS filoWS:
rom Richmond 10 Fredericksburg 81 90
/ rom do to do with
return Ticket + on
tfam Richmond to Washineton 3 on
/ rom richmond To Baltimore bv the rail road and
Steamboat line to Washirgton aud thence to
Baltimore by the superior Stage line of AIessrs.
Jacob Peters < Co. 90
Alter the LIST June it is understood that the fare on
The Baltimore and Washington rail Rad will also be re
dneed when the fare To Baltimore by the rai>road line
hpo'ehom will not pr'baby exceed from s. to S. 30
Passengers going north by the rail road line through
ont, ie1re Richmond at A. NJ, arrive in Baltimore To
tea Philadelphia in the course of the NIGHT and New
hnk early the next day. heng day 10 advance Of pas
sengers by the river and baY baals-O passengers vii.
hs 10 remain night in Baltimore may take one of The
Ne" Steamboat lines In Philadelphia the next dav al a
chareen from 81 to 81 50 only thus making the whole
are between ii,hnoui and Philadelphia the stape
me be taken between washington and |, nmorpl from
50 to s. 80 only. rn0S. SHARP.
Agent Of Transportation.
Richmond, April 25 l3t
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.9ieso Fir, *hce7 Es'0,s fymH C0ppci'
F,%E'&gsLfsggYasi.GF.

'F'ilE partnership heretofore existing between thu
q undersigned and Mr.. Vim. hlurrIl. having hprn
dissolved On The LIST day Of My he has taken house
lnnlshl4i'F "Ppstte Aessfs. Adams & " inserts
store and lew d9ts belaw the Market House. where
he intends 10 carry the above hu5lneS, IA al lis
Gus branches. He would return his most ncrre haabs
N In raStn-rs ut Tue ale firm oi Aurrrl \ nih for
The very lhrf'l patronage e then rnyed. and he would
sly II them. as well as the public generally, tia. hels
npm prepared with all the necessary materials and first
rate "orknen and pledges himself have all work
trusted To Iiin executed In The most expeditions manner
lie VII keep constantly baud all kinds OF Tin
WAKE. lie will attend 10 the
Covering asaa suffering CE Houses
town country, The shortest notice and upon hs
most approved p|a"s and thar The public may be ASSURED
OF his competency such wnrk in the best STYLE
he would refer them 10 he tire, Grnie and nthef hull
dlngs On Main Street, hrh Were ro'ed during the asi
= monihs by the hands IN his emplpymenr and usdtf
his exclusive superinlendence.
fo0gcco Egatscafng sacefs.
Particular arau.o viii h, pad To the 81 ction Of
snila.e mater ais and cutting to auy SIZE ,eih rrid
nicely, The above Sheets
lie would nylie the attention If wholesale Itdids
as well as the public generally as he is determined 10
execute his work in such manner and uprn such terms
rs will make II To the INTEREST eff ali To give hIm
ca J. All WORK warranted. Old Copper and Pewter
taken in exchange for wuk
JAMES B. SMITH.
May u
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Ed. I'll g5.&

(sseCeutIy fsito4sn as D{hrci{'s)
VI TETT!3 SUrp Y1UR Springs
7 H5iiS de"bIuI walerinq piaee. with al4qparo and
comfortable accommodations. isnren r the trc.rtit II
81 company. Il is situated IN the c4nntv Il pari. nr
State o virginia, Immediately The Tufrrike lead,
me- from iNochbprg Ia the Vino Rod. Blue Sui
nhnr and other Springs These Sprjses rank with
the best mineral waters of the State e. iloeo who
I'VE IN the surrounding country. the or value III
the water has long been known, and utanv from a
distance, who have witnessed the neainpes co,f4rf
and extent of the accommodations. the or Ter and
qolet with which the establishment is conducted. qnd
listed in their persons the curative effects IF he ",
ter, have expressed their establishment that race 50
deserving 81 P"'c na'raoage should he comparatively
unknown abroad. The qualitative anaiyss e those
waters by Professor Rogers Of the University Of Nf-
UNA. IS snhiuined
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4 I rules held in the elerk,. Office ofuo ~.
C1mpbeil' da, Of March, 1915 '''''5 eaeiiut
BefJamin Barnard,
against
u ms, Johnson formerly unis Bernard, Smith II.
'iaf'a@ Joiner, formerly Martha p,a.Id,
IL CnANcFRY.
The Defendants, Wn. Barnard. smith B,rr,,. .,
isainai1 ami Martin Joiner, not ha,in, EMIT habal
Inn "OH given seenriiy aceordiugto the Act faf.
ny an le rue. ct Il seeaft, aud i appearing by SEN
" evidence that they Inhabitants 81 ~ saf ee7,
wealth 1t Is ordered that hey appear a, tic 'e5nea
the plaintiffs bill, ard tlai this order una answer
"a some newspaper printed in the town Of II,sfie1
o"s Tor TWO months successfully, and posted al hrh
door OF the courthouse ofths county n, s ne ifuht
Copy-Tcste, esy
April II OK.
WIN
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flald and striped French GamOroon Pants.
Linen Drill. kteHn and SrIenade do
Fancy aud white Linen do
linen and olmn Shirts Collars aud Bosoms, Sill,
and Mfrina under Shirts. Lambs Nnol. Linen and
I uen Dm"ers NcaFis, Cavats, Stacks. Ilandker.
eheis, Gloves, SusPrnders Hosiery, aud every article
requisite
T. COMPLETE GENrtrNaN's WARDROBE.
Is every article is purchased BY US Tor cash. we wi
selteNremely low for cash
Having partner in New lor, manufacturing and
purchasing laf Tins establishments We shall be receiving
fffsh Geeds every or3 weeks thereby keeping our
assortment al NIL tines toll Of the
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nril
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24

0c!c3eu ctcnflII5 IN s0I5bur0 Edunfd'ip, 6.
d,l &nurtp; ordiucro an 1ano IcEttin prn
Couio Ccid,ltr, 9N,Ijlm @frrt, an Euuo
tcBthm ucu GdnieI Sdacr, uno an ri5 flcmc
geha cnthlltcnc 9 9Iftr uuo 100 11afhcn
Auh etcic6 Gmf hat cue uCrtlcjlhlItc GAGE
mo 't il, outer Gu!ur.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-24
ScbGSborc S0tsereis

auf pffentli6er Senou 81 oerfaufen.
Sluf Sreita9s BEN 3tcn Sftcbrr, Inn llbr
gahmittags, fol- an Der IeBheri9rn9Bcbnung
Der perftcrbsneu 6 | tsab betb Srant,
in Sber.Saucona GauuIdip, 2rda GauntY,
6fentlid, perfauft rpercen
Cine f0abbare 8lantaide,
srIe9en in benz tefa9ten Saunitip II @ouns
tD, grdnSsnb an 9ano BON Scbn Sranf, cSas
COB 2)ceer, Yhilip 8uheder unc onbern, ents
baltenb 81 9lder. Ddrauf befncen fth
%EA 2 8loCf @pGnhdufer, uno
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