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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
rro, ,ba Nsw.york Chri.t:sn Messenger.

AS.sS Orxs,r,oS Some time since We described
to ,he reader curou. intruder who took possession o
our sanc,un while We were reyeling in the delights o
Coney Island on particularly warm dsy OF the pss'
season Our visi,er bids tar 70 be ceebrsed-n poetic
numbers TO say the lessss may be seen from the 'o
lowing which we received day las, week from the
,vri.,, ot- i;
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

FRUITS. TE. COFFEE sc. FOR Nyw'YEAs-Ihose OF
our readers who have supplied themselves win
fresh Fruits of all kinds snd good dish OF Co.es and
Tes viii not be disappointed u getting good arnele
at reasonable price il they will call at Fowler' ~
and AS Greenwich ard 70 vesGy:', Fowler IS selling
softshe Almonds at i. III per ID. ane bunch Sa'''ns
u per h.. slso Grapes, Ci,ron, C'rrants. &C sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
HoLIp.r HAr.-xNox the Hn,,er Of 49, :.

offers splendid assOrsuen; ct the standard .tyle u,
would invite the attention OF gentlemen &C he P.r,
fashion OF Hats jast rceeivcd which is very sa...
New-lcsf g;it Also. choice 10; OF ladies Xes.
vesy appropriate present. aas
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

-, BY the reported Decisions OF the Court of
Errors in another column it will be seen that IN the
case of HIlson n Co. rs. .SterenS which We
commented last week the decisions OF the Courts
below have been affirmed, by very strong vote
AS the principle asserted in these decisions is now
authori,atively settled the law OF the State we
shall endeavor to give an abstract OF the Opinions
pronounced in the Court OF Errors as soon Us we
can procure them This subject IS one OF the high
es, importance 10 business men generally but
especially to those Q; our CRY, and il is highly i'm
portaut that the precise extent and bearing OF this
decision shall be known
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
BAL-r,roRr. Dec. =

Hon. ALrxASnxR BARaew, L ;. Senator
from Louisiana died this morning at > o'clock at
Barnum's Hotel He had LETT Washington as the
friend OF the Hon. G. DAVIS OF Kentucky. with
view to the adjustment of the difficulty with Mr.
B,y1y. Of va. was taken i'll very suddenly and so
VIOLENTLY as 20 battle the skill OF the best medical
advisers
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

sASps's sARsAPAHILLA.--It not unffegueHly happens
as cN pefsons terounoe excellent medical preparations
without giving em fair opportunity of exhibiting their
eject. Sometimes the invalid does tGAe the medicine
long enough sometimes is inprd-nt wit, p-cl 10 die.
or other particulars necessary assistants in
lion Of health We do desire any one 70 believe ths,
ssnds's sarsapafils vii eruptiye dseases scrofa
ke &c IN SPITE OF sil inprudenees patient Care
must be taken TO avoid hearty exciting food or ads
or improper expos ure these conditions be observed
"- be!te'e there Are few seroiuoUs csses that will no,
yield TO Inc remedy
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail By A g. LD
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, iOo PQ!rous, corner OF
"tiiainsL rs Broadway and n Esst Broadway, New
YORK Sod also BY = Eg.is generally Throughout, the
United sLaIss Pr=z per bottle or ak bottle. for S.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

PEsYrNsRr REpUcEp Pxfcr>.- Corl.totk 4 =
y CortlantsL bele;r the hotels. side VIII ts1
ial. large let Of Perfuery Sa ES=ev Soaps =, Tc,Ti
wholesale prices, 10 close their s;osS u hat Inc i
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

TIE Ice ASD TIE RyEE.-The Bath and East
Albany ferry boaiz are sill running while heavily
laden are crossing the ice az the lower ferry and
the foot OF the bridge and the boyi are
szstns &C tie ice as fa- a the eye can reach
Alb Eve. Jour
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
Court for The Correction of Errors.

HAONDAh Zee
Present-L,. Coz. GARDNER, Chancellor WALwoRTH
Chief Justice BRcSsoS, Justice BEARDsLEr, and ~ Sen
ators.
Senator SPENCER offered the following resolution
which Was laid on the table by consent:
R,solso6 That committee Of ave be appointed by the
President inquire and report this Court present
session whether not lis existence will terminate with
me present YEAR or whether Il vii! continue and nay
rghiiuy exercise its present powers pn the orguaza
on Of court OF appeals under the new and
provision be made by aw for transferring The business
pending in 1t 10 such court ofappeal'
No. l6. J. >tereRs vs.. T. z. Visor, Gd dl-Tbe Chan.
ceor, Mr. Wright, Mr. Lott Mr.. PartsC, Mr.. Spencer
and Nj Barlow gave written opinions tor aarnance.
aad Mr.. Johnson for reversal Judgment affirmed -
10 l.
No :. r. H. Norris one OF tn. S4parisOrs Of " Y W.
Tie PeoPle-On second vote judgment affirmed, 10 10 y
No. IL. J. r .ire,0H " B. K. Irssoa-Mr Folsom and
NJ Williams gave written opinions FOR reversal. On
second vote judgment reversed II 10 To-
No. J.. 4 /. Sch00RnGker VS. J. Shelly y-Caaace!!Or
Waworth, Nj 4. c. Hand, Mr.. Lott NJ Spencer. gave
written opinions and .Mr. Lester and ME Wright gave
oral opinions for .irniance Mr.. g. Hard, M Barlow,
Nj Porter aud Mr. Williams written opinion. for
reversal. Judgment affirmed, - 20 O.
No. u. D. Dodge vs.. " B4sh-Chan Walworth, Mr.
Spencer. Mr Taicot N. Porter Mr. Williams written
opinions for reversal Mr. Lott Mr Johnson. Mr. Put
nsm- Mr.. Barlow written opinions and IL Gov. Gsrdn-
10 to9
li.e-pooa Session.
No. -. L. y Fsl0i-s {: a. J. II. PrerZ:iSs.-Chaa.
Walworth. Nr 4. c. Hand and NJ LotI- written opn-
ions 10! siyinsnce and M Putnam for reversal Cds
Inent affirmed u 10 /
No. %. u. Hodge vs. 4 Gallnp.-The Chancellor Mr.
Lot, Mr. Barlow M Williams. written opinions and
MI A c. Hand and Lieut. Gov ora! opinions ior affirm
ance Mr.. Talcos, Mr. Spencer, Mr Porter, NJ G. Hard,
Nh Putnam ir Johnson written opinions Tor reversal.
Judgment affirmed 10 TO 2.
No. 81 J. l. VnseH VS. 6. c. Bronson The Chan
ceioc. Nj 4. C. Hand. NJ. Lott gave writte. opinions
and Nj Lester and Mr. Beer. oEa opinions 70. affirm
ance. NJ. Putaa-i written opinion Tor reversal
Jud-men; affirmed 10 10 =.
No 70 r y. Coiss vs.. TIE Rsorrssf Dat:a Ctrct IN
tls Clts Of Ner- f0rE-The Chancellor, NJ Barlow NJ.
Lott gave written opinions Ter atirmsnce- Mr. Put
nam and Mr. ohu.on to- reversal judgment affirmed
l3 70 ).
No. g. C Eaaogse aaG d rs. ". Doraedy-The Chan
celor, Messss. Spencer Barlow. Porter. Putnam and
Lott gsve written opinions and Ar. A c. Hand ersI
opinion tos atirrnanee- NJ Nngnt a written opinion
Tor reversal. Judgment affirmed 10 10 l.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

THZ HYrEEfoS r Owe have a. las, an artri- N,
nc hsL not only ina9e4oc- and sa!uarya huid which
sSc to prevent lis o.s We have used preparation Of
l1tiAn Sos-, called Tho Hyperion Fluid and md IL
.5oye desnated As Preserysvc against tie failing OF
o e hsir we have lie gcod fortune ot 70 -eed is spp
eaticn oui Se are well assured Q! s efficacy by those who
ha7e tesled Il purely vegeabe composition wh.sh
Gan never raak among the wide worlds classification OF
haSnSI sincerely believe 10 be thar 10 saa OF
u, snd Of cozfse safe application. Boston Trans
Fof sac oy 3. D. SANDS, Druggists, Joe Futous At
correr CT WtlaE AgeusJor his Guy; also al 273 Broad
way and y East Broadway, and by Duggsts generally
throughout Ine United States az Meod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

INDIAN AgrAIRs-The Union Of Monday con
tains The Repor, OF he Commissioners OF indian Affairs
which ai!s nearly six columns OF thai paper We
have 10 room tor notice of il contents ,his morning
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

e Gov. YorSo has appointed Sanford Cobb,
Esq. Executive Mes.enger-not Private Secretary, as
stated yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

EXTRACTS ASD PEsFUMERY FOR the roHEr.-Lubih's
Extract OF Jockey Club Pachouly. Bouq. de- Caroline,
&c. Bayley L Bew's Ess. Bouquet Esprit Unis &c. &c
Also full assortment OF other Perfumes, consisting OF 70
different odovs distl-d by the celebrated Chemists
Paris and London, imported expressly for city retail
trade. For sale by HENRY JOHNSON, 273 Broadway IN hs
Granite Building. dI5 OF
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

BosToS MUNICIPAL ELEcTioS.-At the Few
trial on Monday for the choice of City snd Ward off,
GERS in Ward 3 there was again election In Ward
Il, the whole Wing ticket chosen, with the excep
ton Of candidate for the Council (Mr. Simcads9
who lacked TWO votes OF IN election.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
PROVIDENCE, Dec 8. lsit

Ma : c HFsSlNc-S1 Yours bearing daic Dec
= is received The safe 'se purchased OF yo" was IN
the second story 1t tell with the building twenty
feet down into the cellar was exposed to all the heat
OF the tire without any >sa,cr it being low tide it was
impossible obtain sufficient quantity CT water. Your
safe remained in the fire til morning whenit was taken
out OF the cellar and opened the contents were in good
order with the exception OF few lockets which were
stained by the steam. Itcoutained books watches Jew
ery The interior OF your safe is good as il wa,
when bought it OF you. We remain yours re.
specttuIy, STONE & WEAVER.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
To sn.AS C. HERRING, manufactured OF Wilder Pa
tent SaIsniander Safes No. 39 Water 81. New York

FRUITS AND GRocERIEs New YFAn.-The sub.
scri5cr respectfully informs his customers and the pub
lie ,ha; be has large assortment Of foreign and donles
tic Fruits and also choice assortment OF Groceries OF
every description which he will dispose OF on the most
reasonable terms The public invited TO call and
examine bis stock at 29G Spring the Clinton mar
ker Id2g 3,is-l SAMUEL HICHOL@
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
Court CaIeuJur..Tnr. D4,.
Law Courts.

COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos -. =. 81. %. 90 -
90 =. lOl lO7 Part 2-Nos. l3-, l40 az. l4i lit.
las $50, l52, l5i lJ6 lJ-, loo l62 lGi. LOO.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

- Guynsy. s: i34 Fuson.st- sun Building hss Just
:sbed for the holidays ane 10, o; Hats which
ne VII sell a, the following reduced prices The sv'
ou.lry fur Hats 50 - The sr quslity Nolessn Hats
s. In r,sratas.u.ns his present supply he has strictly
adhered to his uloro-Can't be beaten l3l Fulton
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

G1g- Whoever wants tasteful CorfEE uRSs,
TEA TRAYS sc. sc. for New Year, will ind choice
assormen, cheap 4, John Barrys 10 Catherine st just
below Chatham square. Mr.. B has great assortment
OF Toys Fancy Articles a. &c. which he vii! sell on
accommodating term,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

PITTSBURGH Dec 2t-i T. NJ
The first flash IS Just coming through from Pits.
burgb. III the shape OF message to the President
Of tic ntcG States
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

Maine Cor2r-Betore Judge Waternan-Hesry
Jones ys Els and Joaaso, Tne plaintiff seaman on
board the ship Norma and aessrs l. and id
mate The action for assault and battery in hauling
Jones OF his berth Havana without cause and the
mate kicking him, &c Jldgnea, :ot ps;nts $50 and
costs-For painti. M-ssrs. Scoles "a Cooper For de-
;endznt nr Beoee
An seton has been entered 5y James Leak pas.en-
ger or board the ?onIisc from Liverpool against the
Captain, Tor ASSAULT and battery
One two otter ca5es We understood were entered
by seaInen sc. and settled. Something should be
done preTen: The crowds Of people hs: being
huddled board em!grant passenger vessels. Want
ottentimes AID confusion and difficulty exist by which
The officers become irritaet Leading assault and
ors kind OF .rnubiel
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30


CoURr or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ulshoefer,
-Gilclrist Parsons-Acton 10 note given
with others 10 Messrs. 7. & J. Warren, by James II
and Arthur w Parsons. the defence which is usury
already referred Il said Messrs w endorsed the
orgna notes for which the one in suit and others
in renewal. out o; kindness to Nessrs. p which
Messrs. p (or Mr. Arthur W P) got the money from
Cary & CO. bur Messrs. Warren had 20 take the original
uotes up. Tho Jury had beon out sometime without
being able 10 agree Verdict this forenoon.
Emily FGcreGa ys. JOHN Hya--Mrs +. owns house
No o. Oiiverst and Mr. Hyer the premises adjoining,
there being alley way between the two houses. Mrs
+ charges that Mr. II. introduced 10 the of his
premises the Croton water. that the pipe leaked and
caused the water danpen the basement wall OF her
house adjoining the alley much TO throw oil the
which il ro,ied, and compelled her putt hoor
&c. She brings action for damages
In defence il Is coatenied that the daInpness was
city since the Croton mas been introduced. K
No. 20 opposite that he has resided .ad No - for
twenty years, and knew water 10 into h!s
cellar til after the Introduction OF the Cf0ton water
Witness house does not stand part OF the site OF
Crossfelds ship yard though the building adjoining
does and ne has logs taken out IN digging tor Gel
lar. saw the dampness the wall Of Mrs. + = house.
several other witnesses examined, among them
who stated that nc discovered leak in the Crotou
pipe attached 70 the hydrant Mr. II premises
To DC continued this tOrenooG-Eor plaintiff Hessrs.
Scoles and Cooper and Mr- ShaieI For dcidt Aessrs
Leyeridse.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
Michigan EIecrion-lOficisl.

We lave at length in the Detroi, papers the OF
fetal rsturns OF the Notes for Congress at the
late State Election" -IheE gre as follows H,4.t'SI
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

UNITED STATES CorRr.-The new steamer Governor.
on leaving NewYork FOR Providence last week into
OF about 500. An attachment was Issued but
the claim settled
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

e A CONVENTION OF Fr4eHas Of Assoe,a.ioa
will be held in Boston tomorrow and next day,
with view OF devising and putting in operation
measures for the promotion OF the Cause. whether
by Public Lectures, Publicstions, or Otherwise
Many OF tho les6ang advocates of Association viii
be present. AG who can st,end are invited, and
letters OR suggestions from those who csunos sia
Do gratefully received
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

Three nifty. three dollars Did Shakespeare bat s'
Thst Bearers and hoissS57s were selling 50 low.
He a speak of these prices instead Of the e furs
Ina, clothed the dead Monarch with yer,nin and b
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

II Our readers who are in want of Coffee
Jrns Tor the st OF January, tor future Use,
ierred To the advertisement OF Boa-dmAn 4 Hart.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

BoqrETs FLOWERS. &c.-Dun!ap * Thomson,
No e35 Broadway prepared 10 serve their friends
with almost every kind oil appropriate Flowers and
Greenhouse Ornaments for Boques, for the ho-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
Bnsiness Notices.

AxssosIAr oRkis Tcora P,sTx-A paste that "'li
Tres the e,n iron, all impure substances whfn taea
sa preserve them is necessary for the toilet Of every
one. The AnabrosiAl Tooth PASTE aeeornpti'hes a.
these. no- these alone
1t gives the breath sweetness .src
Like roses newly blown
No lady or gentleman should I'd without A' 't 'his
cxcellen; paste
Prepared sni sold by HsSar JoHNscS Chemist sud
Druggist in the Granite Building - Broadway eosreF
Chsmbers.s. Price 80 cents. j." 81
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

The increase 10 the article OF Flour as sho"ag -
table is 81 s35 bbls or 10 !, cent this "a 7e'J
some advance bu, it talls mach short OF whst VIZ
have been bu, for the breach in the Welland csrs
occurred in November and the premature closing +"
Ere Canal navigation. BY these accidents the 49,
OF shipments falls full OCo1 bbs shor, OF what Il -
otherwise have been The shipments of Com sse
forty ,ime1 greater than last yeSs. Ga sawed i+-
the increase is al the rate oi. As + cent. II
The increase in the amount OF tolls collected -
20 l, cent although the average increase of tSs VIZ
bus.aess OF the Canal ia much greater
The following was the business o. the " aaS
and Erie Canal from the opening OF navigation u as
lest to Both November 1916:
Barrels Flour, 2is4l do Pork. $685. do ssir -. -
do Whisky 9i7. Bushels. Wheat, 329.sG2; do Ssi Ssi
si376s do Oats, 7eo23 dc Rye 1.l26 do sesds. -
Pounds Lard i.I56,i do Bacon 752oui dc fca' Y
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
ACROSTlC.

W hen time was young. and wits were faincg eut''
n tracing why's and whcreior's" OF the world
iah, having failed 10 make ;s circle iulI,
y cspaiy ct progress had her nag unfair! d
+ ach wild Imagination then was rife
L epe.c with visions, very odd and strange
so they invented animals o! htc.
such as in CLOWN, Games could safely range
And these were SiiamGHda> called Gaze W
i've would they where other lie would try
\; length a better day WAS ushcrd in
NJ dcr with radiance OF Reasons light
\ lbeit works much WILDER did begin.
or fail 10 put the tabled one 10 light.
D cto.nind yet the :rcworrn's Rerse TO save
T. ach cunning ~, soon by Bilder tried.
L ich his reward He 10 the merchant gave
SAFE >dllmauicrs which all power detcd,
dcd by which they all their Books might keep
rom harm cmbowcl!d in the monster NAV
L en- though tha, monster should incline to sleep
When flames in madness opcd distinctions Jaw.
BR pRIcE--Not having in ownership one OF Willcrs
ra,cn, Sala,msndcr Safes in which TO preserve ;hc
above very combustible material take the liberty TO
send it to you for SAFE keeping hst by the id OF
what you have this sapcpiops eor, OF genius may not
be at oaco turned over The receptacle OF things lost
upon earth ' Yours truly / j. L.
Nec London, Conn. lei6.
We shall cheerluiy comply with our brothers re-
quest first preserving" it in these columns And to
show that his pen has assumed undue poetic license
in describing the virtues OF the true saamander We
give the following testimony from The New York Fri.
bune of Thursday, Dec 10.
SAFETY AGAINST FiRE-1he fact tina, galuabIes may
be rendered absolutely against danger by tire "a
not so generally regarded should be. In our own
case when premises and materials were utterly des
troyed By ire in February l-45 should have suffer
ed an utter arrangement and stoppage OF our business
had not our books been preserved through thirty siN
hours OF n,ense red in rusty Salsnsnder Sale
manufactured by Nj c Herring The following note
to the pasu,ee from suarer BY tire informs Us
OF a similar instance Of fortunate preservation.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
0cOr0c SSctal1cr

WclIte ebrerbictiaft oas publifum Die BAN.
crit tno Burger be6 @auntics i'm aQqcmci'
nsn benadridniaeu, eas er fceben prn philas
belpbia ;uriid9efebrt lit, allpo or cine qrcse
Guantitdt bon alien 9Irtcn Sitter ciracfauft
hat /; unb tae or uun an Dem iprbIfrilen
Saargelo SDten eineu oergrcecrtcn Stcd
bcnamter @lltcr bon 70 outer SuaIltdt an'
bictct als ir9enb icnlipo in Der Staet erbals
ten Derccn fam, belteheno aus ; ....
2(usldnbilhen uno Ginheilnif6cu
Srofencn QSaaren,
ots 9uh, @asimers, Sattincts, gcitin9s,
Seibeus uno Cotton 8eloets, 8cmbasins,
9llpaeas, Mcuslin De eairs, 9cbrudte Serc,
ses, Balsariucs, eamns, Grape De Gains,
@tn9hams, 9emcine uno ftaurirte DreesSei'
DC, @hcds ,Gttinae, brauncr Ii. tpeieer Wcus:
lin, qinens, Sicutiugs, Strilmpfe, S,auSs
fd,ute, Mitts, Qaces, 9ibbons, @raoatts,
Sdapls, oal6tider, H. {. 10.
Serner: 9lQe 9lrten SOoienffcfe,
cine srcse 8erihiebenbeit pom @attuue, San.
cD Sd,arpfs, Scarfs, @hinBcS II. f.n. sufams
men nit cinem 9rceen enforcement 2weeos
unb nnoere CONNER @ntcr entncbcr fur
feline 9lnsiqe, Srads, Sads', cber quite @es
Ihdftss6ode. ...".
Gtenfall5 Gin all9ctneineS 9l1orte<
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
S0r 2lrrtel : So0e.

Slm Ritmch ben 6tcn uno Dcnnerftag
ZEN 7tcu MaL spi1d'cn ben Shncen bon 10
llbr &crmitt0gs unb lltr 9fahuitta9s, Wcrs
ben Die @cmmlBicners bon 9eda @auntp, fId,
III ihrcr 9lmtstube bcfnben nm bicjcnacn
Ncricucu bee @auntDs, bic I'D, in Der Saris
run9 ihrc6 @i9cntbume benadttcili9t slaus
ben, abSuhDrcn.
3u9ehcr 3cit wcrcen idriftGide SorfhId'
&C fur oic Ginfammluna Der Staatss uno
&auutY. Sareu fir bas Sabr 1916 an9enoms
men. 2lpplifautcn iIno ocrbunoen Sid,ers
beit fir Ole 9ctrcue @rflilIun9 ihrcr @ontrafs
tc III ftelen, unb baben onber 9tcidseiti9 nit
Der Gin9abe Der 9crlhIdae and, Die Tamen
ocr Sitr9ern ;u melben, Die fte III geben i'm
Stonre Icin pllroen, i'm Sail Gc bas Cars
Giniammeln bCfpmmcn.
41eter 9tcmi6,
Charles Softer, GomiB's
Samuel Gamp)
9Ipril 90, "r na2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
Wltttpc6, Den 6ten Olai 1916.
01eue fSrltbltllss-G -Gilter

Srofene 0aarenL Suicns 9Saaren
9rD;ercien @ctranfe &c. m b..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06


IEE w 3uder uno ROIades, VHZAMJ
sa~ Sebt, Spces, eid,s dszs=ssssAssaszss
ter, Seife, aetrcdnete Srildte, Shceclaec,
@occa uno 3ice.
SutenSa9S Saaren,
Elm alI9emeinss enforcement Suicnswaaren,
Grcen Baaren uno Stein Baarcn piro
beltdnei9 gum gerfanf auf S,anS 9ebaItcn.
@etrdnfe ! @etrGnfe ! 9etrdnFe !
@r bdlt ebenfaQs INNER eincn arofen Stct
bon Den allerbelteu @etrdnfen ouf Sanb, ale
SrdncD, Sin, Wein, Champagne. II. {. 10,
III tpelden CT bic 9Iufncrflamfeit Der 9aits
wirtbe Su stchen rpilnld,t.
9IlIe bieIe 9Irtifel wcrben Icbr biGi9 obacs
lafen, uno er bittet, ndtrcno er banftor fir
bcreits aenr6cnc 8uncidaft fiblt, um ferne'
ren 3niprudI. .+r.. ~,
..... George Benner.
9lrril g. ... ... nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06

gIpril 30,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06

Weai %.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06
2Strpelt Verlan9t.

1000 Suftel 8runbbeeren, fir weldbe Der
b6d,fe Warftpreis in Saargclo coer i'm l1ans
Del brsablt pire, an brm'Yieu YOrf Stcbr
bel
sHar llbler uno 9Sa9ner.
sIprit 90, nqoS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-06

0a Der llntcrSeid,nete ,punfd,t fcin @e'
iddft nl6 @abinetmad'er aufsu9eten, 70 1T CT
III bcm @ntfhIus 9efommen, anifatt feirten
8crratb i'm Jflcincn ;u perfaufcn, fcinen
Gjansen Stof.
;ufammcn at;uicfcn, uub ;,par an ichr ans
uchmboren gccin9unQen. Eerieltc beftcht
aus fsrti9cr aIrbcit. Ylaufcn, gcorbs, Scdnts
IinQe, WohcqrnD Boards unb Gcuirre, Sancs
wcrfss9c1dirr ,c.
Terncr 8ibt CT gtahrid,t bas er ieis
ne Wcrfititte terjcui9en perien bic ieinen
Stcd ilbcrncbmcn mag, an fcbr pcrtheItufs
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