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fashionable Clotbing.

NETWORK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
- EN-. W. BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
ID informs his patrons and the public generally That he
has removed the NewYork Cash Tailoring Establish
Inent, No l+2 Futonst. Broadway, where can be
found extensive OF Cloths Casomeres Vest
ngs which will be made 10 order IN the most ashiona
bic style for cash.
choice and general assortment Of geutlemen's fancy
dress articles constantly on hand. Jyl2 2awths
Dash DKAPERS AND TAILORs, 1877 Broad
~ way.-J. c. Booth Co. having received additional
supplies Of choice Goods would respectfully invite the at
snon of their and the public Their stock IS
not extensive comprises the richest qualities ana
patterns of Vestings Cassmeres Dngs &c ihai are 10
be found In this or foreign markets.
Having unusual facilities IN buying they arc enabled 10
offer strong inducements 10 purchasers though tsoud DO
understood thar low prices have reference only 10 me
finest quality materials and workmanship and that gar
uenis produced establishment not surpassed In
any particular. by any house in the Union
The Cutting Department IS conducted By Mr.. J. Lee,
whose almost niabe skill In the art IS the result OF long
peence and study and who possesses the happy faculty
accommodating fashion 10 form, and Of selecting styles
drss fitting and appropriate to the season my2i.
DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-Tn view OF the ad-
OF Summer Clothing Will be sold at greatly
duced prices, prsng Zephyr Col Cashmerette and
Tweed Sacks Grass Cloth and Linen UOrsay Sacks, &c
WM 7. JENNINGS co. 81 Broadway
aus tSls opposite the Fountain.
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BOARDING..


SAINT and good board in respectable private family
IN the upper part OF the City, where they enjoy all the
comforts OF quiet and peaceful home The viii be
moderate. Apply a; 66 SiNit-s.. lst-aveuue.
HI27 ST.
p0ARDING-Wanied by gentleman and his wife,
ID one large psr!or with panIries and psntrie
with bed aitachedwould prefer small family
but few boarders 20 take possession between this and
October si Terms must be moderate. Address a. No.
II 81 Tribune Office. aU27 ST.
BOARD WANTED-Iu 4 small private family below
ID Broone-sL by gentleman and wife Address ". ).
p this Office stating and accommodations Ref-ren-
ces exchanged. ausI 81
BOARD WANTED-By Two gentlemen, location to
I'D be within I'VE inmates walk OF W a!lst. address G. al
this oiice. stating terms. SC aU21 -
BOARDING. Chsmeers--t-A gentleman anc his
- wife single gentleman can be scconno-
dated pleas anily al Is Chsmbers-si auto isr
BOARDING in d private fainy-neighbothood quiet
d and respectable. Apply l5e Em-si- between Grand
and Broome-st sui linis'
TWO GENTLEMEN and the.s Wives. and one or TWO
single single gentlemen can be pleasantly acomlaodA;ed
with aid board IL small qu!e family al lg5 East
Broadway Rooms very pleasant. and terms reason able
aus 5lS-
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5:s:H 4: s.:
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
CURSEY's sew HAT AND car ESTABLISHMENT
LI.I....., lr..lSt.,r.

GURNEYs sew RAT AND car ESTABLISHMENT,
-; Fldgp-St. Sun Budding.
n Guruey has the pleasure OF informing gentlemen
taste and fashion well those who make no preten
sions save simple elegance plain simplicity that the
nysabe mmulable price OF MS Fist duality Black Fur
Hate %
Second Quality do. ~
First Quality Silk 90
Second Quality DO. %
These prices have been firmly established and be
implicitly relied The exquisite Fl and finish of the
ticl.s TO which they apperiain Nh G. believes he say
without presumption that his Hats may safely challenge
comparison with any Other Hats prices. sul4 Inns
~ The L. -. Senate of 1S42.-The subscribers
respectfully that their large mezzotint engraving
Of the United States Senate completed and WILL in short
time be published Those who desire TO receive early I'M
pressions Invited call the National Miniature Cal
lery and examine the engraving.
sulS ISL ANTHONY CLARK co. 2i7 Broadway.
70 The Projectors of thirty-hve different newspa-
pers Penns vania alone have given public notice that "
York. Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore. For OF
papers Tribune OF I'm All the papers in Della
and many Others IL other States, hsve given similar
notice. )y2D ISL
" All orders for subscriptions, or advertising
In Country Intended for '. b. Pamers Agen
cy should be addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS" as he
has other Office has he deputed any person 10 repre-
sent his Agency in other place IN This City. yO isi
~ v. B. Palmer IS the duly authorized agent of
of the best papers throughout The country far
and near which he daily receiving advertisements
and subscriptions 81 his oce IN the Tribune Buildings
jy2s Th&Fisi
GREEN TURTLE SOUP.-Green Tur.
GfSa2GS tie Soup of The usual superior quality VIII be
Ae1sSS served mp to-day al Stee's Terrapin Lunch,
corner OF Broadway and Ann-st a, Il O'CLOCK
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~ v. Is. Palmer Is the duly authorized agent OF
most of the best newspapers throughout The country far
and near which he daily receiving advertisements
and subscriptions at his Office in the Tribune Buildings.
;,.oo
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MacETNrosE,s MIscErLANIEs.

IN ONE Vol syo; cloth Gilt: SO pages-Sl T5-is This
ldav published BY Carey = H4r-, Philadelphia
IN. Miscellaneous Wore. OF tie RigE; Honorable Sir
Lame. n acsirrosh Edited By BIS Son, three vols
pi.te IL one without abrc forming the Eighth vo-
OF he Modern British Essayi=tS-
List OF Authors published N Iii. series II Uniform size
rh ,rttrr snLd
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MOOrT- OF NEW.YORK

IN CARVED WOOD.-rhis immense work Of Art. by =.
lPorter Belder exhibition atthr Minerva Ro0m.
400 Broadway This Model represents every building shru
Tree and other OBJECT the City IL has been IN progress
for more thar year snd upward OF one hundred persons
have been employed on lis construction Including soiie Of
the FIRST Artists American a3c European.
Above the Model j. a GOTHIC CANOPY OF the most
highy decorated carved work, containing N die snI com
parteuis OIL Paintings OF some Q; The principal business
establishments N the Ciiy. =.
Hours OF exhibition from 4. VI. 10 10 T NJ Tickets .
cents Season tickets ~ cents Jy-l ms
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Amusements.
NIRrO,S GARDEN
y y =
Crow led Gardens immense Atr-scrun


Crow led Gardens immense A,r-sccOn
RtNEL FAMILY
-. HSDAf EVENING. Al.1.>t
| 'ts PERFORMANCES - 5es.G ~ O'Clock. WITH =
Il E1Sori;e Overture
70 e9Heate VITA the rlsgu.6ccs; PA.to1ilne OF the
= IdE SONjCROR'S GIFT; oS. tbs MA6yc PtLLS
.Gabr'e AAvel E.vla- Nu'e l. jAve.
MyfT'si, yoGng FAIRY, Mae J. RAveL
Inc NtNe 10 coEcat- with he Rustic FSltculiIe. called
NJ DECHALCNIyAC.
koGlirst tTaorie RAvel Nine Olivier. Nine Cabot
VI Lsrocce Leon Jsyei Mile Olivier. AIu2e ;. RaveI
JGles..--.. Antoine Ssvel CcGrtoe- Nine Vi JbvsIll
Tickets 81 cents
CASTLE GARDEN-wIh is extensive Pru:uer.
X aGes IS open Day ala Evening, offering superior or-
portures 10 the lovers OF Narr viewing The hs4bor
and surrounding scenery A. The tnhalins the de-
Iious .-s Extraordinarily Friday and SATURDAY. Eve
n;nrs August 9Th sSth sGG egthla ihe Evening the
following selection OF music VII oe performed oy The Or,
ch.strs Under the direction Of {. W. Aeyrer-Overurc
Tsrcred Lor!ev Rhein-k,srge, Overture, Die Ellen
Wst.er Anre &c Boeas Tampa. Life Pe!se Grand Tri.
,pha1, Msrch Polka. Grand Ftns.e Concert 10 COM,
rleuce NJ S o'clock. Admission ouiy ~ CTS
4 MERICAN NTSEUM.-TEE oRPHEAS FAN
n lily give their Grand Ccccerts n ne Lecture Room
Il, conjunction with other splendid performances MS
afternoon al 81 ocios and hi> evening Al 5 tGs nas
ger kss also eagss-jCo Chain together "l'h Inc Scot
Gsh Mammoth Bows, living Otaag OUans hEng WIN 81
t-es living Monster Snake. WAX Mode. oi the dHHian
Boiy In addition he following performers s'e en-
sageJ-Mjss Wheeler. Miss Z Julien; Sreat W es.era
Yankee Comedian: Pete Morris Billy N6iuocS Also
Madame Rockwrli-D,sso.viGg Views. Chromsrops &c
Admission - ceccs-chdren under ~ III cents a'i-i
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y Fau Fashion for Hnrs-

" Fall Fashion for Hnrs-Ai Genin's, "a Broad
VS." opposite s. Paurs-Havrg devoted unusual alien
o6 in producing this style the attention OF gentleman l.
invited 10 l. -,
The Echtness grace and buoyanI eject OF taese HAS
cannot be described hey be seen 10 be appreciated
Gena monthly the style Of hats tef Par1' sad
Instantly adopts every thing iaa: valuable II re new
patterns aac thus his share The b-2eais O. me
Judgment Aad isse OF al Paris. united with his OWL
Isl quality Nua hal. 81 % Isl qus,y Moeskin %
ID CO do ...... 50i2d DO 90 "
Aso-Every Style OF Cap Tor men, youths and children
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HORATlO HILL, Auclioncut.
by COOLEY, kEESE & HILI-Stcre No

HOkAriO HILL. AGcIioneut.
by COOLEY, kEESE & HlI.L-S,cre No.
~ Broadway corner NJ DeySt
Liberal cash advances al goods consigned sale.
RSMovAL Cooley, Reese Hin have removed from No.
lS7 u III Broadway, corner OF Dsy-SL
THURSDAY. Aug. y,
Al 10 O'Clock, al thcir auction room,
Doors, SHOES AND SHoGASs>CO cases boOs, Shocs and
Bocaus TsIng assortment sultsbe for the South
cru Western md IiIy Trade.
Ar PRlv,rE SALE, CRsAP-An engraving snd copper
plate printing establishment, consisting OF Dies Rutnx
Machine The best Plate Presses IN this country. one
u Press made By Hoe Co. together with all the sp
pur,enance- connected " Ith the shove business.
FRivhre SAFE. sets .ices- Encyclopedias eoupieto
IN Il vols HAT Russia
TO LEr-Sepnratriy cr together well lighted airy
rooms with hard hus-d walls and folding Doors on the
second door ut the building IN the rear OF No l7 Broad
wny-a good stand and convenient for Tailor, EnSraver
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n Fall Fnshions.Bes5e Cesar, AAiiers. 10 Broad
Saturday. Angus; Sfh Also The styles OF Gents,
Youth and Chi!dren's Caps.
They will also open The 6sy few cases of Par
IS iat Castor ChAPeauS, for cA!ldres aew and be=u--
ful article. ais s.,
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WM. II. JUNE5, AucliUneer.
THURSDAY, Aug. 2h, at 10 O'Clock. at tho store Of
Ives Hoard, 2I3 Pearls 900 cases Boots, Shoes snd
Brogans comprising desirable assortment, adapted 10
the Southern, Western and City Trade
n B. Every upon the catalogue to be sold without
reserve au22 3tseod-
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~ All ORDERS LOT suDscrlptions, or advertising
In Country papers Intended for V b. Pamers Agen-
cy. should be addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS Us he
has other Office he deputed any person repre-
his Agency ANY other place IN this City y2O s
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au1tiou Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, A1c;onee1.
" BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATT.-Stoi

JOSIAH RICHARDS Acc;iolee.
by BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATT.-otoTe
C-'8 ~S.-t-'.,- SASa Advances n.3S en eSa
Hsai'e1A S -. ySS Sirr Tp,Dr s.Iy
- - ~ ,.o.,r,-. - ~.
A- TgT-SSDAY August
~ :. y. -, ~ ~ ~ f,,,, Mas.
ne y us, e.s,e . $50 ~ y. IA .,jlcss.s b. ,
LIT pluNH Z, 80 - - N,..sus,s,s,s as 49,
S,eai NAf;SSt % SAaea ~ :, 80 pn,.sra 49,.
,reS>tS s',s \ 80, =, - - - - ~. 80
tnYnpso'ij ahG 'Is.Hl.Hs ''' NN- " ~ VI Inv pU'
''eA--oI> u a y Oar .p|1,v ,..,ss
-. -, 49,, - y. - 80 ,-.,,s. -,.,, -,
sAe W =. &c coaLi! l S y - - seA
Ivy ~ 1e" go - NJ I'm a, a. y ga p " Ne''
IT, S.,,,,,-s ,. ',1I - - l., s3si,,,, r., ,A>~.
rr,rrsI - r e. s s " =, DC 90 ,ss Wy 1920
hoe of several 80 h b,i- nrn1hersr ne.r
10 sets Aaer WHICH The sal, Of S,. viii be coa,!aped
SATURDAY August Sath
VII De sold great variety of NscelsreoQ, and School
Books. Also con.ig aEen o: choice London Books sc
The whole forming The richest and u,osl extensive vse-
y OF Books Stationery 1c ever offered an sale In Ais
country
AT PSivlrs SAls-i.cc Oun,o Bibles. sverv variety
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Gfenrsions.
JIG AEXCuRsIONs 10 the E!.h!ns BAnk.-

IT. ENC URSIONS 20 tne FISHING BANKS
As!sfg.-5t The steamer NORTH AAiERlC \ Sill make
excursions the Fishing Banks on We'd
uesay Thursday and Friday August ~ = and ~. leaving
foot Harrison s; Cannst 8: H1mmond-sl =. De-
ianccv-sl r. r. a: and Pier No. y. r. AT
Q; 4. NJ Dinne- OF board.
Bal; and Lines at reasonable rates Fare each
10, "a.
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WM. A. BEECHER, Auctioneor.
WIN. A. BEECHER, store ID Cedar-st up staira.-
w Dry Goods by Catalogue, for cashReguar sales on
Monday aud Wednesday Particular attention given 70
Asslgnees' Sales of Goods auz7 I'M
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SASDERS's PICTORIAL Primer, or An Intro
tucuoG 10 Sant-rss First Reader, By Charles " and
J. C Sanders. Just published by
suz7 5, MARK H NEwMAS ( co. Iss Broadway.
GOLD PENs!-Go!d PEN. "A superior quality, man
VI afsetured by Benedict Barney. for sale wholesale
and retail, hy MARK Il NEWMAN ( CO.
aug7 j. lss Broadwsy.
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Markets =. Carefully reported for The rr,Bae.
WEDNESDAY August ~.
ASHES-The markets for Pots and Pearls is as 10.
tced for long time past; steady So sc for Pots and
81 l2t for Pearls.
COTTON-The sales to-day have only amounted 70
some 500 bales at full prices, chiefly TO spinners.
Export OF Cotton from, the Ports Of the Cnea Stats
r,encinc lst September, ISIS
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~ To Ladies.-Mrs. COVE confines 10 give cd
and direction with respect tie application OF Wae.
Cure al diseases OF and children her resi-
derce, 2Sl ltTh-st slA Il
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HORATIO HILL, AnclOnecr.
COOLEY, kEESE Sc HILL, Ioi Broadway cor
~ of Dey VIII sell on Thursday morning, Aug. nth,
al half past o'clock, large assortment Of Boots, Shoos
and Brosans suitable for the South Western and city
Sale without Catalogues ready and goods
NAV b.. seen nu16 2tIs-
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~ The Grand Temple of Honor -. of T. VIII
NEE, This Evening A. Columbian Hal IS Graud-s Tor
he transaction OF business Representatives requested
&c be puRcraal II their attendance
JUN G6PH1, w. :
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" NIancsca's Oral System.-Mrs- L MANESCA
pCRAND informs her pupils that her French Classes vi!
be resumed Tuesday. the Isl II September GeIlemen
wishing 10 join Evening Class, nor forming, VIII
please call and Leave their uaInes new Lsdies Sass
III also be commenced early IN September Residence
81 W4lser-s- suS lSiSSl'vos-
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II. DUCLUZEAU. Auctioneer
WATCHES Il JEWELRK.-TUTTLE d.
w CLUZEAU Will sell this day, at 10 O'clock In the Auc-
ton Room, No. ~ Wans general ass0rmen, of Gold
and Gilt Jewcry &c. &c. BreasPns Finger. Rings,
Bracelets &c; the whole OF which Is ust received from
the manufacturer. Also 100 Gold and silver Watches,
comprising Gold Patent Levers Anchors, Leplnes &c &c.
Also 100 Silver Anchors Serges Lepnes, German Silver
do Silver Hunting Watches, &c Also, lot Of Fancy
Goods sold invoice. Catalogues now ready.
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VIM. II. JONES, AucliOneef.
BOOTS, SHOES & BR0GASS-On Wednesday.
- Septenbo. ID, al 0t O'clock al the store off, nser'
soil Co. No. 70 PearsL 500 cases comprising largo
and desirable OF Boots Shoes and Brogans,
suitable for the Southern Western and City dealers Just re-.
cryed. Catalogues and goods ready tho morning mo
sale.
Also 80 cases Meas fine Kip Pegged Brogans.
Also 80 cases Women's Seal Pegged Lace Boots
Also, 50 Mems and Boys Russet Brogan:
Also 100 CAGES Womens Pegyed Ties ard BusxnH au27
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q CIairvoyuuce.-Tae celebrated English Clair
voysnt hss arrived this City aad eess 20 inform he
friends ard he public that sce ay ce consulted Tor dis
eases 81 her roor,s No. 50 Ch.y sre-si-
y. S.-MagaetZlng for disease. Hl-. S-s'
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JACOB 5. PLATT. Auctlonecr.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, Mahogany, Black Wal.
IL and Oak Csbinet Furniture, &c. &c.-JACOB s.
PLATr Will sell this day, at 10 o'clock. at the Apoo sa
LOOM No 4lO Broadway large stock OF elegant Mahoga-
nv, Rosewood, Black Walnut and Oak new Cabinet Fur.
niture being OF superior quality made up for
work and retail sales, and comprising almost every article
the line and worthy the attention Of strangers and house
keepers IN the city. Also invoice OF pure Curled am
Mattresses. Feather Beds, Bosers and Pnsters, Win
dow Shades, Tulted Rugs, &c.
~ b. For full description Of the articles morning
papers and Catalogues. which ready. auz7 IL
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
SfGrh.

aim Wrnta9 Zen I. Cccembcr, in Gmans,
Fcdha @duntp, Ncrr pamI f III q, in
rlncm sIiter pcn nnacfihr 80 "Mhrcn.
@pr eirjocu 9Irher, in Teccr Sorccnd
Sonnld,ip. Icrthnmptcn @nuntp, J.crr q G,
ter e r a III, IN eIncm 9Itrr ben nn9cfibr
7S SohrcH.
llnIdugff in Gicrcr Wt. PeihrI, Sr. y c,
ter II iefer Gin Srlpat Ger Ncpciuticn,
I'M 92fcn erbcnsjabrc.
CGin9cIanrt rurd, Zen @brm. Cut6.)
9Im 2Sftcn &cpemb"r, in S,ricclbcrg, R c,
becc "a, 2rd,tcrIen bcs S,errn @0allss
Sn9cl, tnI 2tcn 1ebcufjabrc.
gIn Icetcn Dcuucrita0, in Nllcu Saun,
id)ip, Tcrthamptcn Sountp, Frau @ arbos
"a & n Z, III etnem 2lItcr upu uuaefibr
80 cahrcn.
Dim 30itcu. in Glib Bbcithda, Ncrr 3 a,
oIo Nanicr, im 55iten 4cbcnSjahrc.
gm lien 0rccmbcr, u Trro, IBhcitboG,
Ncrr = a trmon DC /, im 45lteu Hctrns'
jahre.
9m nimIihcn 1aa in Sotiocrbcra, Scrr
Ddntci ancrcas, I'M 62ten ectcnS.
iahrc.
sIm 7teu, in .Bbriihan, Pibia,
3cd,tcr bon Scnds Sern, i'm i6tcn ecbens,
jahre.
9lm 7teE, IN NeicrIbrra, 81 bcetd, Scd,,
tsrleiu ers Hcrrn abrabam yfcff, i'm 6tsn
ysbcnsiehre.
9Im 9ten, in SfcrcsBtrithnH, GGiGas
beth u cth, i'm ,66ifen erbensiahrr.
am I0tcu, in NIIcnfnur, 9Rarp ANN
9arrett, 1rdfefItih oc6 JHerrn sIlttn
2rrrcII, iu iitcu IPcha. lrjneS SfltrrS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
ACcrifauiibc &npcr.9,ricfc.

Cas @eridtt, ras bic mrrfaniftc 9trgic'
RING 8nrersSricfe nusocitelIt habe, prrin
lif cen Suhabern erlautt Shife bic inter
rcr Der. Staatsn Slaaac ffgeln, ne9,unehs
men, hat fd oIs pobr bcltdti9t ate 70 cr'
heutctcn Sdliffe icueu unh ben mcrfauifhcr
ceer irScns aneern Soifcn 9ctraht unc rcr
0erfnQun9 ter msrifaniIten @rnIuln 9cmde
pcrtduft werccn. @iue 9lortie folder Sriefs
mar mnIdn9it In SHapona oracfcmmcn, otcr
ee he,ft, eas lle bort feincu &erfa'If faucen.
Scapana tfebt untcr fpauildrr Re9icruug,
mnc ia spiidcn Sranisn uuo ben Der.
Staatcn Gin Scrtra9 bcifcht wccurd, CO aecu
llntrrthnnen jcner Re9ieruu9 pcrbcteu wirr
fcincIid, 9e9cn Die Der. Stao!cn 81 crrfatrcu
70 9Iautt man ali9emcin ooe pom jsuCr e cite
nid,ts 3u befnrd,ten lsi Gs III notwithstanding,
eaf onScrc init un6 tcfrcunnetc Widte zen,
ScipieIe Spauisns fcIeeu, ic raB wir pcn
rrn Sarer. Srleftn nihts 81 firdlten tabeu
mcrSen.-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
N0t9nte 25erfauf.

gHf SamifoNs ben 2tcn Sdnuar, Is47,
Hm 10 ibr &crmtttn9S, fca am oaule pcu
u &atb ban @uth, in SGo Q8heitkoQ.
ecd,a eanntD. Sfcntlid, ucrfsufr ncrScR,
ndmIkh:
) cccr SdNpeirr, cine arcec Gunutlt6t
Socu bel Der Gcnnc, 6 8ienenitSfc, , Gooen,
9Hn9c, cine Nrcldmafdine uno pferte.
9cpllt, srci gHiuomntIcu, ucpcn cine cine
qdni meme 9Irt 1T, neEIcitcru unc Sdbimcf.
Gin Sfcn nit Nchr, Gin fupferucr SciIrI, Gin
crlfe 6intc Stintr, Gin @didranf, cine Notcnt
Strchtanf, Ella otter 9Baocu, Trudncif, uub
cIcie aurcrr artifcI Sn rpcitIiufti9 ,u mclccu
Cie %rinaun9cn am @crtaufS &c uno
sluhpnrtung BON
ScnrU 8uth, 9tiITQnie,
Oon Nathan @jutb mo Rrdu.
Hcccmbrr Is. no3,n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
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