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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
? DANCING Waiting. sc

SCIENCE OF DANCING, WALTZING, &c
MIR. W. WHALE in know lodging his sincere thanks
!,iiur tie very liberal encouragement lie has received
since his Inc city, respectfully announces 10 the
aie, and gentlemen OF New York and Brooklyn, that his
The above vii! commence for the season 1861,
at his rooms Go Broadway. Tuesday October IS, md
at GoLic Hail. BROOKLYN on Monday, October - Mr.. w.
will give Instructions ladies' and gentlemen in the new
and popular waltz, La R-dowa now danced IL The .a-
looms OF Paris and London his Private Academy, No.
90 SiNth-aveaue.
Private lessons at all times at the Academy.
y. B.-Parcuars IN future advertisements and clrcu-
lars - Inc
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Notc from General Gaines.

The Editor Of TIE Baltimore Patriot is respect.
fully requested 70 have the Patriot for which a,,,
subscriber, forwarded 10 nj TIE city of NewYorss
until otherwise requested.
Since there is reason hope and believe that the war
with Mexico will be speedily terminated without much
ae.ire srrce and more especially since understand ii
was the wish of the President OF the United States that
should take command OF the Eastern Division assigned
TO me hv the Department of War. have accordingly
taken command and have deemed il be my duty &c
establish my Headquarters az the city OF Newly
where in addition to the ordinary duties OF the com
rnand of the Division shall endeavor 10 complete nay
system OF national defence by Railroads Foa'tug Fate
ries and csesa,r &c frees 10 cooperate s our forts for
the purpose ocks up tie iafS OF seaport towns
agains, feets propelled by steam power.
With ferven; hope OF being sustained in my humble
cor;s by the rcuatf chnary Of oil polioai parties and
more especially By Tie HaueG speee ava talent c e
PKEss Of az parties am with great respect your friend
snd for more than years your constant reader,
EDMUND P. GAINES. L. s Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

FROM poRr LAyAceA-The steamer Fashion,
Cspt Fullerton arrived yesterday nom Port Lavscca
whence she sailed the afternoon OF the &'d inst She
no news of any interest She reports that on the
ed, the Government steamer Corveite-in distress
Capt Kennedy, from NeworleaRs. 9Th inst bound for
Srazos Santiago was owed in by steamer Undine Capt
hennedy reports having experienced heavy weather,
out OF her seams causing her to leak badly broke her
sseanpipes &c came 70 anchor Of, Matagora bar he
now cauking at Laracca and hopes proceed in two
VI sree days de was IN company with two other Gov
eminent steamers, both bound Tor the Brazothe China
totally lost about fifteen miles north Of the bar while in
sene-and the Col Cross not since heard of and he en-
tertsised fears Of her safety m o. Pic. Augg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

HORSE DISTEWrER-The horse distemper. OF
horse cholera making such rsEases II hnss queens
aud S1-oIs Counties ass increased 70 such 81 alarming
extent that y tie country towns scarcely snyths csc IS
talked OF The inquiry : Of every person passing Tow
ulerv isr On Tuesday We are informed
tas;y hy-ssS died ont OF three villages, VIZ ElaoIsh.
Flstard and Gravesend; and not dsy passes without
our hearing Of E number OF others Persons having
horses ST board n tie country bringing them into
the cirv AID -eat fears apprshsnded That :he dis
GORGEOUS ard viii soon make great havoc IN
Brooklyn and Newyork.
belonging 70 NJ Husteds RrooS'-a hEe OF stages
and me day before two were lne dead upon he jar; a.
read within sight OF esch other, belonging 10 mix
men who were on :hei- Tsy 20 Brooklyn Il : disease
so sin Ia- in Is nature that ariers do not know IN
what manner 70 attack Il SoIe think :; originates II
Inc head SOFT Of brain fever others N the h-ost ON
Of Inflammation Of tle stomach and yet when
the horse Is opened and examined all parts seem PEI
iecy natural l. IS singular 10 observe with Whist rapid
~ this complaint has Travelled We believe K trst broke
oui in Jamaica. ScwLots then 70 G-svesend,
Flst!ands New Utrecht, Yellow Hook and Nevtowr
simultsneously-theu TO Rockawayl where II is now
raging.
atthe same time tha: the disease broke OFT in Utrecht
il as the same Yellow Hook and Gowanus, which IS
travelling over considerable space IN snor. time IN
Brooklyn have had but three or four deaths-so1c OF
horses kept at livery which had been out for a few
hours into the country, Two belonging 70 s-ocers
which had not been OF the city Il is somewhat
singular tha. since the disease broke out has steadily
progressed Westward and NIL 10 the East Taking
l-hiAi 4OHL l.4t At.a't!S ~
the Long Island Sound SAY from Hampstead village or
that nei-hborhoodl and has been reported Il
Is perfectly healthy Babylon and 80 on 10 MonauA
Point Brooklyn Star.
PowpER MIL BLOWN UP.-The grainins mil
belonging 10 the powder factory OF L. Whpple at Cor
ham. Ne. blown up Wednesday. and enc of the
workmen killed
- The Genesee Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop James presiding
commenced it, session the Methodist Chapel in this
village yesterday. The Conference we understand.
numbers some two hundred and fifty members and be-
side these it expected some fi;y members Of other
Conferences Will be in attendance.
Wayne Co. Wing 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

FEMALE SENlTNARN-No. II East Broadway,
l. cor of Market-sL-ARABELLA CLARKE will remove
her school from No 8. MercersL and unite II Win That Of
her sister SARAH 4. CLARKE. which has been for three
wears in successful operation 40 II East Broad "ar
The drawing viii be under the -uperlntendence ol
Elizabeth Gram who has been long and iavora5iy KNOW
10 tie New York public Tie department OF ancient and
modern languages and bellies lere- WI! continue under
tie direction jacob I. Bergen A. NJ There are no eN-
ira charges for fuel stationery The use OF books IL tho
English classes French Latin, or drawing. stage IS
provided pupils residing IN distant part OF the
CIV free OF charge. The fall term VIII commence on the
IN OF Oil month, Sepll 1916. 81 5teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

prsrRrrRs ARRKsrED.-Michael Cruise anC
Junn Beltram two deserters from the Spanish soopot
war Aurora. They were sent back 70 their ship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

ARREST AND EscArE-A man named Terance
Carmel was last night arrested on charge Of stealing
frying.pan from the hardware store OF Frederick K
Lee corner OF Bowcry and Stsn,on-st. He was taken
10 nth Ward Station House, whence he escaped the
prison doors being left open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

CHARGE OF GRAxD LARcrxY-Othcer sheridan
OF the Attn Ward last night arrested woman named
Frances MCGEE on charge OF stealing $40 ngod Name
of complainant not given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

EDUCATION,-Messrs Foignet Taylor, Classical,
LFreuch and English SCHOOL, No 739 Broadway, VIII Re.
school Mr. Fogne by the request OF some OF his pupils
parents made arrangements receive into his family
small number boys six only a boerters and no pans
spared render scholars perfectly conversRnt
with The French language Circulars containing fg!! par
tcuars may be had ri Me=srs De'uc Co Pak'fo" ana
5s Broadway the Schoo.-roOu, ~ Mr. Fs residence
al7 Cire.n..st - 3awIm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

T,EES PROM A HOUSE OF Ill FAME.-A girl
named Ellen Riley last nigh: taken fro: house OF
i'll fame a, No 70 Grsnist She was the request OF
her father. sent to the Police.Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
sRW-yoRx CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
FOURTEENTH wEEK-LxxxTH DAY.

Where are We courts, Judges, Courts Bruce
and Crooker's Plans County Courts-The Legal
iionopoly-judicial Districts-Wright, Polk L
Co.-Arbtralion Courts-Wasting Time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

ALLEGED RuRGIARY-A man named Claus
Clapsdy was last night arrested on charge OF burglary
in orciby entering the house OF Mr.. Durham No !Y'
Frankin.st He committed in default OF 500 ban!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

STEALING Observation-Disclosures Shilling wss ar
rested charge OF stealing groceries from John Ken
~ Wcman corner OF Liberty and Greenwich's''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

A PRIVATE SCHOOL inthe country.-Miss Dewey
"A vi-hes TO receive f-vg pupils ntO her Family School
situated Sheffield Mass N the Yalley OF the Hou-aio-
Me Sheffield Is pleasant vage, distant only an easy
days ouruey from NevYorS by Bridgeport and the Hou
satonic Railroad.
Thorough instruction gt"en the usual English bran
ches and in Music. Latin and French
The terms $50 year, and SIC quarter for Music
For farther information reference Is maze 10
Wrn C BRYANT ESD Wri. Bloodgood, Esq
Res. II w Bellows Rev Dr. Dewey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

SrIonE.--A man named Charles Beauree who
lived a, No ~ Avenue b last night committed suicide
by cutting his throat He committed the rash which
caused his death at about o'clock i'll the evening and
died IN two hours at,erward. The Coroner called
10 hold an INQUEST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
CITY ITEMS.

" The store occupied by Messrs. Leeds Y
Hazard III Pcart with their stock was fortunately
saved from destruction about four o'clock this morning
by the timely discovery OF box of phosphorus which
was drawn out Of the cellar cnveloped in flames
" Thomas Conner. n laborer in the employ Of
A. Gber, & Son, iron dealers in Cfst died sudden
l las, evening from the effects OF heat and over excr
ton We learn that this unfortunate man had been in
temperate until within few days past
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
BOARDING and Day School

MO. CARROLL-PLACE. Bleecker-sL NevYork, re-
specially announces her friends and the public that
her school will reopen or the reception other pupils on
Monday, the 9Th September. 1916. aulI I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
Coal.

rOAL-COAL-COAL-T subscriber, are nov dis.
- Charging to very best quality oRed Ash Peach Mouo
lain Coal which they ara prepared deliver either from
The boat yard the lowest market price, Lkewiss
Lehgh Virginia and Liverpool Coal All the ABOVE Coas
are Carefully screened and delivered In the best order az
pressy for family use. 3. A. y w. 8. RIDABoCkS
Coal Yard, No. 1876 0rand-sl between
apa2 lml.tn. Motifs. and tho Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

ARRESTED on SrsPiCIoS.-Charles Freeman.
black man arrested n the 9TH W ard on suspicion of
stealing a set of harness which found in his pos
session and which he said ne purchased N Chatham
square An officer went with him 10 Tie square but
some how or other he bewildeEed that ne could
find the where he msdc the purchase the mar
therefore detained ar the Station house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

AccIpESr.-Two children ;; or wears of age
were yesterday over by an East Broadway omnibus
in Lewis near Stanton The children were consider.
ably bruised but the Police eNcupa:c the driver from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

6 TEAM POWER-ssesm Power g stz from 70 o., 20
y AorSe PoWey Apply u Ihc corner Of 2hsl and 10Th
.oaae. Org 10 sw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

Pyr!r LARCENY. Mary Thompson was arrested
for stealing - from Charles Stephens in the 9th Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
nEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thirteen

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Th!rteen,la O., ,, Yma.
Peach Orchard Con-The subscriber bas JUST opengo
,.rd ms sbov, and has now hand choice lot Oh hea
Ash Goals selected the most ceieb,aed veins and Q.
H. foloying sizes viz Broken Egg, Stove and NUT tor
saI =, lo,yest market prices. Also. Lehgh, White Ash
iyerpoo and Cumberland Goals hand All Of The above
for ,ai. from yard or vessel. Apply TO
r. STcK IS DtCKERSOS, Sd l3th-st. near 6th-eyerue
and IN AnhOny.st. near Broadway
~ B.-Lehigh and White Ash Lump Coal by the caiyo
pyte fan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thir-entb-,l I ard
as 20 IS 80 per ton-WiI discharge next week ho'n
Canal Book Black Hawk cargo Of small egg Coal req n
Snnhn vein foe, of Tir,renn-st " X Delivered At inc
above price screened IN good order and free OF caf&ss
Auply 10 r. STOKES DiCKERSOS,
No GO Thireenthst near sixit-avenus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

NToTICE.-Three boxes marked " Rcberno stored By
NO. 2 Wainwright, the ist OF Feb let5 will be sold
10 pay charges un!esa Inc sse paid within ten days
a l6t. ''-'' JOS. s FARRASp, ls2 cedarst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
& utio n.

rJ> The great celebrity and success Of CGrtsties Gal
vauc md Magnetic Articles have caused hem 10 be c0un
trl,ed Be guarded against all these limitations rs they
urc entirely worthless p Christie has but one authorized
Agent in each city of the Union who alone has the genuine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

n-nrIcE-The co-parnership heretofore existing IN
~ N. rua OF Kip Carpenter Is this day disEolved
~ mutual consent New York, Sept ID, 1875
~ ~M KIP,
a. ,- P. s. CARPENTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

GENUINE GALvANTC RINGS
INp MAGNETIC FLUID, for The permanent, care OF
Il Rheumatism End all NervoU, Complaints. Only
lrancr in Neyy.York. lS2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

PowpFR Mill BLowS UP-The grainins mill
belonging 10 the powder factory OF L. Whpple at Cor
ham, Me. was blown up Wednesday. ana enc of the
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-15

rcldlc 9lrtfcl auc aus zen bCtcu Watcriafh
en- inter ibrrr ciaencn 9IufiIdt uno meiltrn,
lbciIS uou ihucu icItit perfrriilt pcreru, urb
fiir orrcn Gjntc iIe rrm;ufrIgc bnr9Cn fOnucn.
2lnd psrfcrtisrn fc cine ucur 9Irt patcnt
ScttRcGr, bic al DauCrhaftiatrit mo 2Srs
aucmlidtett alIc frllbcl 0enrdd,tcn nberircf
fen. MRan tcIlcbr tci ihncn aniurnfrn uno
tic in 2luQenitcin Al rtbmcn, uno fd) ibrer
&crtrcfaidfcit ;u ubsrssr9sn ;.
Sic fno Onnttar fur 4bcrcits qrtseeene
Suucidaft uuo bitten nm stne Scrtcaurr ~
frIe cine @ermebrurg errffItel lUcld1e ile I'D,
cnrh e'Ntac preiic uno autEarbea immcr'
bun St' ocrcte"eu fl,tbcu iuetSeu.
SaOrr uno Miopcr.
aa:rtaIn, Juni 81. na6D2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-15

Die linfer;rifreten 9eben bicrrurh 91ah'
ridsi, eaB iIe fId, inter Der Sirmo bon . uno
s. Sdser I'M Iebten Mdr; Wonat oGcciirt,
nno ten 9anjen s. parte. $50 anre n
Stcd Der 0erren preB, Giaer mb Comp
fduflid an fid ssbrad)t baben, uuo eae lie
eiiien Stcbr Ron
Satten '9Gaaren, Satt(er gBaaren,
Sntfhen Srimmin9s,
an csn alten StduS am norSmeliliden @de
Der Saniiltcn uuo gBiIiam Straeen in 9Il.
lentaun fortiuhaltcn 9ebenfen. - sic babest
MeuIid bon philadelphia Mno 9ieupcrf einen
9rceen 3ulas Su ihrem Stcd erbaiteL beftes
henb tbsils aus Il: So"
MefersSdmieos Waaren, 11afi1crmrGern,
SGsrren, Wefern, Shmieo gBaarcn,
3immermanS' @efdirr nb Sd9eu, Sreuis
fpea unb Riibt Sdgen, Dratb uno Sisbe,
Socbeln pom alien Scricn gebraud,t BON
Ssutffenmader, Sdrsiner II. {. 10, Sdtt,
Ter Sanonerfjeus uno Watcrialien, Satts
Ter Seibe, Sd,umadter eeiffen mad, Der
neueiten Mcbe Die in pbilaoeiptta unb
0eHYorf 9efHnbrn ipsrcen fam,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-15
9leue OreGerei
IN berStobt 9lQent1u II.

III Ger V taOt II II { n ia II II.
Ter lluterseidlncte cr9reift tieie @eIcscn'
belt feline Srcunce uno cem putlifum crgc'
benlt bic 9lnSeiSe 81 MAIDEN, caB CT eine ueue
Sreher QRerfffatte,
in Scrtintun9 nit frincm @atiuets Wader'
Sfap, crbfnct bat, alIrpo or jcoe 3eit bereit
ltin pire, ale gIttcn GrCbnrbeit, fcpis
QSa9ennaben, SenlarenfclIen Sii6s
ffollen, II. {. ~.
auf RE fiir;rite 9nsciqc uno nad Rem neue,
fen Wiccen su oerfcriigen. = 9lud, halt CT
inner gum &clfauf auf SHaut, atir 9lricn
NrchGrbtit fir Saus: unb cabinet Sd,reis
ncr, rrld,rs or 9ricnncu III an bili9cn preis
'en ebSnicBcn. IA er tmmcr ccn ppbtbes
f1nnfcn 9Irbciter. Mcubcu Sfaufman, in Bee
fddfiiann9 bait, 70 fam man lld, auf quite
uno ithrne glrbrit rerIafer.
@r in banfbar fir bisher acnciTrne Jaunb,
idoft, nno hctft ourd, piinftlid,e unb biIige.
Seoicnun9 cine Sorteaurr 70 pic cincn pers
mr5rtcn 3nlprlnb gu crbaIten. .r. .r--
Salcmon Slanf,
ff,rd9 gc9cnittcr 6a9cntut's 8irthsbaus.
5nni 10. .. np6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-15
gbarles 9. 9D,aOep,

lltrmaher in ber Gtact 9lllentaltn.
Grarcift bis1s @eGcecnheil leinen Srsunben
unc ciucm gcehrtcnpublifum an;uSci9en, oas
er fein 8efthdft nod, INNER an ieinem alien
Stauo, ;tpiiden Srai9s Soptsl unc Der Sries
bensbcte Druderci fcrtbctreibt uno bas or
Ipebeu BON Dbilabclpbm unb Teupcrf, nit
eeu fd,6nten Strd In icin Sad, 9eborenbeu
QBaaren surild9efehrt 1T, weld,eS ncdl je III
2laentaun gum 8erfauf an9ebctcn ipurbc, II.
peld,er nun In 3uiaB su ieinem 8origcn ein
ucrtreffld une 9ldll3cnees9lncrtement aus
mad)t Sein Stof beitebt inter anocru aus
fcI9enocn 98aarea:
,zsGES% sG3s%Ssxsg Wteffin9nen SauSubs
sss:s=sren NIT Saifer, an Den al
lernieori9ifen Dreiien 9olbene II. fl.
berne 9atent Giper Sadubren ale
anoere 9lrten Safnbren sn sahlrei6
bier anSufllbren Serner Silterne
Sbeez itno SlippensGOfel ; GbenfalI6: !:
cine pra6tople mo unlibertrefflicbe
9luSp1bl 9oloene Singer uno Sbrs
rin9e ; iebr i6Dne grultnabeln
nebit elmer Der beiteu sluswablen 9clecner II.
Glberuer SrilIen, fpcrauf je Gin menfdlid,eS
Huge 9eblift hat, paeeno fir jrbes 9Ilter s.
gclbsne iHib flberue eeao.pencib @aies, uuo
icnit aae sIrten Waaren, bic su icirem Sc.
id,dft geh6ren. "a
Sbige Waaren bat er, ha or eiuen arcBcn
Stcd etn0clr9t bat fehr bl0i9 ertalten, unb
fam oenfelbcn benjrfrlge auf bic rcdte glrt,
ndmlid) bqi9 tpieSer i'm 5fleinen ablasen, II.
9laubt betauptcn Su oiirfen, tpoblfcilcr alSes
ie III 9Illentaun 9cIfab.
Hcparaturcn Die in lcin Sad eiuIhlageu,
wrrcen billig uno piInftlid, befcr0t. - 9iud)
lfeht er fir cineu 9cipleeu 3citraum fir ale
2Irtifel bic lcine Werflfdttc perlneen gut.
@r 1T banfbar fnr 9encsene llnteritilsun9
uno laoct oas pubIifum ein anSuruftn uno
Ieinen Stcd ~ befcben, inoem alleS unent'
9elclid, 9eSeist fpiro. @efd,iebt bieS, 70 flhlt
er uerlIdlert oos baselbe Gdt bafo iibcrseuat
baben piro, cae feline 9Bdaseu nniibrrtreff,
lid, uub fcbr pcblfsiI fInb srcltes baun iei'
ne 6mbId,aft INNER mcbr uno mebr psrs
mebren uuo er fernerbin I'D, dngetriebtn fllb'
len ipiro, Cit lsbtaftes Dauf9cfiibI fir oisfes
9eSei9te Wchlwoaen in ieiner Sruit su ndbs
rer-uuo cr 0jtt ca5 8rrlpreden, baB es jes
oenfalls 9eitsben fol-.
@barleS 9. Ofadep.
2Illentaun, Wdri %. uQ3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-15
@ai o.
Scbct rarsaa bier !

Gin Neuer Stcbr lit 9lllentaun.
uuterSeid,neter ;si0t benz pubIifum an oae
er foeben cineu neuen Stpbr III 9lllentaun,
nno srpar ant liloDeitlideu @de Der Samils
4cn Wab Wiaiam Straeen uro aeraoe 9c9cns
Yiber Sdscrs @ifenitchr erSfnet bat.
CIR bat focbeu feinpradtucllss enforcement
Iieuer Wddren aus9epadt, iino it nun bereit
slnrnfence mad, 9Gunfd, su beoienen. Gin
Jeber Der tpInIdlt ipoblfeiler als icniflpo ;u
taufeu, tpiro chuc 2lnffehen bei ibm onrufrn.
Da fcnnt Sbr nidlt MIR aGlcin nit ecu ,pohl.
feliten @itsr uerlebeu ipereen, icnocru ,us
gIeidl aud, nit Den after ld,6nfen uuo alIer
befen. Sein Stcf beitebt aus alien &c.
pnnIdten ....
Spmmrrs9 Sitter, ais eanns, Sal;arius, grin.
teo Wou5lin, einem 9rcecn enforcement
SSattune, CONNER @dsimcre, StrCips, al:
Hes mad, cen ueuetsn Woben, uno tpcites
ealIes er un9lantlid billi9 perfaufen piro.
Gbenfaus, bat er ale 9lrteu @rcicreicn,
Guienspaarcn II. f. rp. erbaltcn, tpcrauf
or beicnecrs bic aufmerflamfeit ecs pub:
EIittims ;u ;ieben piinidt.
9flle 9lrten ednbes prcoufte perben fir
@aaren au9encmmsn unb Der bDhfc Warft.
Treis eafir erIaubt.
Gr bittst um 9enei9ten 3uiprudL meId,cs
ammsr oanibar bon ibm erinncrt wrrben miro
q. =. &cter.
auent1lin, M}oi q uohu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-15
Gin Sleucr QSirtb
III Der St1Nt 9llIentalIn.

III 9lIIentaun, frilhcr;'in 9e.
haIten BON So bn @rc 6
9csc9cn 1T, uub coB or MN
in ben Stuno 0efcet III alle
picjcriGru Gle ihn nit Ct
nsm gsrfud, berbren rrr'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-15
@paaata1f lllep Srbef!
gtn rei6e6 nno oortreffli6e6 9lhprte@
meHt bon Sansuhrell Safubreu,.s /

gtn rel6e6 nno oprtreffli6eS 9l1ortez
ment bon Sausuhrei, Safubrett,s
unb Seipelrp.
Der llnterseidnctc nolte ebrerbicti9if eas
publifiIm bcnahridti9en, eG6 er Iceben bon
Teu0crf surildgsfehrt lit, une eae er nun all
icinem alien Stane, anf Der n6rolihen Seite
Der lamiltcn Srase, stpiften g. 8arber's
unb preB, Sd9er uub @on,p'6 Nartepaarcn
Stchrs, ciue6 Der Id,6nlfen unb belt nus9e:
ndbltcn gIliortcnieuts ubreu, Sadubren uno
Scmelry gum 8srfnuf anbiettt, tpeid)es je
Dem tieT9en publifum au9ebptcn rpurec, uno
Stpar an terat9eicBtcn Drrien. = Solgenoe
slrtifel bilrcn eiucn 3beil iriues SlcdS.
IT. -. Sortreffli0e 9cte
aTsNssss bene 0ieperS, (9ans'
SsNs ( s1Ss@ lid SSulrelltrt J 0es
ssS46sR picnes. ittiflib fir
2GeteS unO 0erren, iilbcrne Siepers,
Gn9lifbc Suartter uno 9epiencs
bon alleu @rDsen uno Wfnfern,-
Gin 9rpBeS 9llDrtement Sau5>
llhren 8 Sag 80 Snineen
ilno 9l(arm, bon eiller 9llls
Sahl 8arS neltcr Wtuitz
ern, gang bt ut9 3u
oerfaufen.
g b en q Il 8:
ein au9emcineS 9l1ortement iilberner
9Dfe(, llbrfettelL ShliliitL Cider
beit6s8etten Srnifuabeln, unb Stnz
9errtn9e, a lies na6 ben nelleffen
Wfuifern lluo Wioben. 9leidfallS,
Srillen BON aten 8enenultn9en -
3ll ollen Dreiien rnp i0tflt6 fir
jebe6 9llter.
;@gr tpolIte i'm Sclcnbcrn alle pelde etrpa6
III ieinem Sad, su faufen punihen, einlaocn
inocm sr perTd,ert III, bas lIc
nid,t feblen fonnen fdI su befrieei9en, unc
oas er ibnen CUTE Bargains 9cbrn fam.
Ollie 9Irten Reparatlrcn iperccn auf bic be-
(fe QBeiie psrfcrat-unS fir bcuen 9nte lpirc
fur ale 9lrtifel gut 9eftanrcn.
Oanfbar fir bieSupor erbaiteuc llntcritibs
uu9 eines liberalen IubIiflumS, bittet er nm
cine Scrtbauer ibrer 6uncihaft unc llnter'
ifiisun9.
@jeot9e Stein.
2IprtI Is, nQto
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-15

@r9rcifen bicfc @5clc9cntfit ibren Sreun'
ZEN 70 mic cem 9ccbricu publitum i'll 2ll9c'
mcincn an;uScisep, cae fc cb9's @ciddft i'll
allen ccifen uerlhicoeucu 3mciAeu, am ino'
ncltliden &de rcr shIn nno JHamiltcn StrdI
fen Ger Snct SIIIcntann on9cfdn9rn bdtcn !;
allro Tc immcr ouf jHauo hlItcn prcr auf
ScfclIun9cn UcrfcrtiSen mcrcrrL