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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

PROPOSITION FOR PEAoE-By an arrival from
HaVans, The Sun has received advioes from Mexico
Inc English steamship Dee, Capt Allen, arrived at Hs
wns 90 the 9Th inst days from Vera Cruz bringing
$1,000 In specie and q passengers BY her We learn
from puebla that Gen Scott had made for s last tius
cyer;ures of Peace to the Mexican Cabinet
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Remoplls.

ALFRED WHEELER, Attorney - Ls~ se; ea'
n -ss1 frr u = bses msn-sl 10 Do Guy hsil Pace
r. ,iseton IL accounts sat claims promptly attended
-. exsmired n0aey l0snec and obtained On h01t
10 mon a. low 10 eats Der acre NIL lm-Isp
~ i0yaI-P B. CUNNING, Denns, Ma removed
my6 5n'
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BOARDING..

BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.
THE ADVERTISER. . Professor Of the FrSeeh L.
susg- s-d possessed % tbs highest ssmon'as - 70
shty and character IL DESTROYS OF rfvtng Instructions
iy IN this City confederation or bis board and lodsiss
address. box isS Post oHc-. nyS "a
A LADY, DESTROYS OF aklng four snaI children 70
IA board, would say TO lhos- wishing plessart sad
healthy rssdenee for their children that she would ecdes-
vor % MAKE hers pleasant home Cor entrusted 20 her
esre s,sse' to Ard rom he city rsss The door hres
umes day For farther pNtcnars ircuire al 80 Ressefs
., or l0S Csns-sl References exchanged rySsr
A PRIVATE Family who laAs but few boarders
"a coolt Accommodate two three At present. wiA
pleasant rooms and board. The situation 70 unexcsp tca
able and near the stage roass Pease apply ~ vourA
81 Aleicn-plsee. my1sr'
DOARD-Singis sentlemsu ard families can b. aeco \
ID m dated In the airy and spacious house - Walker
sroadwsy The front basement 70 st very ai,s bic
for sphyscisn, my2e S.
DOOMs To LRT-Furuished OF unfarn,shed, withcss
llboard, or hreskfss, and tea could Be provided In
very small private family and children The
pleasant AMI single gentlemen whoes eusinee 70
plying early viii have choic- % sppsrmeots Iaaairs
a. IN Greenwich, between Cedar and Albany sts.
my ST.
BOARD on sTArEN ISL Accommodations
DIOR lady and gentleman small family, be Oh
sinei IN situation particularly desirable for lie besaty
sasbrity. snd easy The city Satisfactory refer
bs required. Apply by letter (poss psldl 10 Z.
me oth-e 81 this paper my17 lws
BOARDING and 0ermsn Lsngxage-rhs widow 81
ID the late Carl Weinede Artist has accommodations for
gentlemen with respectable references Of ~ Chamnsrs o.
She has for sale some splendid oil paintings imported sou
Dresden. myS lm'
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY or Two single ses-
n emen be accommodated with pleasant rooms sne
board Ss Widest, Aso sfew day bosrdsrs 81 NE zane
place mvff sws
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Judicial SonI,.,,on.-Looo

Oa0nd1gQ Coco. s. Stansbury of Lysander
County Judge, in place Of Daniel Pratt nominated for
District judge Daniel T. Moseley Of skaneateles As
iOcata IusIica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

THRILLING lNcIDJ STAT Temperance meet
Ing IN Philadelphia - me years sezrnsc ciergy ms
spoke IN favor Of w'.ne drink; demonstrating H.
quite % hs own san sfacuon 70 be scrptuAl
ard aeaihin- Nb the clergyman Sal down. PLAN
e. derry man roe rd s,k The liberty Of sayi1y few
words Jurf, friend Of nine, said be who nsd
long been intmpa rate At length prevailed o. % ne
great loy Of bis II eods take ths pledge Of eatre sD
s,ineucn from a TIA, could iutnxicste he kept the
pledge faithfully for some tine though the struggle with
hs habit WA Tea rfll til evening ~ social party
glasses of wine Eers handed round They came to
clergyman pre< snt who took glass saying lew words
IN Vindcsnon the practice. Well though. the young
man, If es lyman can take vine, and justify Il ~
well why not ~ 20 be Aisp took glass Il instantly
rekndled bis ferry snd slunberng appetite and SITTER
rapid downward ecur,,, be died Of dsirieR rs1SH'-s
ravtng mailman q
The cid man pa1sed for utersnce and was Iast able
70 ADD That young man Wa ~ 0-y sgF and ins
clergyman was the Rn,rsHa Dod0r. rAo has Jsr Cd
sysssd iiis asse-Sly = Banner Of TenperAncs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

ALABAaA.-Ex Gov joins GAYLE is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the LIST Moble) District
1t gave Dargan, Loco 81 majority in lsi5
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

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ONTARIO Co.-The Board of Supervisors have
fixed the salary of County Judge and Surrogate at
$500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

SINGULAR PHENONESON-The New Haven
Herald publishes letter from Woodbury. Conn giving
account o. incident remarkable thAi IL would
hardly be received for truth were il net tia, the writer
vas reliable eyewitness Of what he describes He
says
On TIE 18th list an immense fock Of birds common
y known ~ chimney swallows collected over The VII.
lase where, BY their gyrstons numbers and peculiar
notes they attracted much attention for about two hours
when they began 20 describe regular circle IN the
heavens. This circle the mysterious visitors. by their
evolutous. made smaller and smaller until il became
quite contracted, when suddenly they commenced de-
scendng into well which directly under the center
Of their former movements soon some Of them were
seen lying out and for a few minutes many were
ing 10 each direction though the greatest n1nber going
in
While the birds continued thus entering and escaping
some individuals approached the well snd f1r time
stood directly H. observing the movements OF the
little sdventurers The presence Of tbs observers
not al arst regarded b. them but they continued their
apparent purpose Of visit 10 the cool waters for while
when they ceased o. y IN and Immediately disappeared
entirely from the heavens.
On examination We found the water about four feet
below the surface Of the ground snd the well 10 every
psrt completely covered with the bris-msny Of them
dead and others dying snd al was very manifest
having first alishied directly in the water.
After al had flown sway that seemed able or willing
Az individual went into the wei IN order 10 remove the
rest but thick the birds in the crevcas that be
obliged clear away numbers 70 find pisces for hs
hands and feet. lie collected upward Of hundred
as was found By enumeration, and many more flew
away before he entered.
Tie object OF fhs visitants divine and tes
did no; see IL 20 tel us nte -by though they kept up
quite chatierlng among Themselves
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Schools.

MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING. SCHOOL.
rINHE SUMNER SESSION Of this select school foe
young men aud sds, will commence The hrss Mon
day In May The tens, Including all expenses Df board
aud tuition from s25 to 80 per qusrteWsst Bloou.
field, April n. iSi7. s2a 2meod.l WARREN HOLT.
BOARDING tn french F.nly At wilnsmsbarxh.--
ID Professor OF the French Language having furnished
with elegance and comfort large aud beautifully nashed
house In Wismsburgh, within one minuie's wsk of The
Peck slip Ferry wishes 10 accommodate for the Summer
season limited lumber OF married single lad~s
gentlemen. The suson 10 Of the most dsns hal 10
The neighbOrhood Of NewYork commanding Iisnstvs
view ~ the harbor and City Of Newyorl. with the sur
rounding Lessons IN the French Language and
Music hcequired Apply In South Eighh-s leu sas. ~
house from The river between Second and Third ss VIII
lismsburgh myN ims
SPANISH ard French Langasge-sern.ndo nunes
- dssro OF giving lessons IN spanish and french Ian
guaRe He would slso be willing To teach the eowmes-
ca arithmetic Those desrous OF engaging his sevicss
will please apply 81 CsnslsL up ssifs WHO'RE by ssv
ing their address, they will he attended to. myD twH
NVE--R-. HUBS & CLARKE have removed
~ their school to of Fourth and MeDougsl
ON Washns The school rooGs furniture and
In sfueon provided have been designed for high order
OF education In ali the departments OF Juvenile and youthful
learning The location Il central aud pleasant and easy
OF access from all parts OF tho city. The school 10 now
open tor the visitation e v frends and hoss who desire
q place for IN. -ducetion ~ thei, so1s myS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

BUTTS AND SHUE
~ or THE FIRST QUALITY 81 The ONE PRICE
cheap Boo, and Shoe store, ls1 Chslhsmsl-Ths
subscribers would call the attention OF thoif oos.
~ and the public In general 10 their large and
we'll assorted stock VI Ladies, Misses and Chtdren's
Caters Bushlns Slips together with large soch Of
Mems Boys and YOUTHS Boots, shoes and brogsns,
which they will sell q, the followin low prices
I. Calf Pnmn sols do ,,.......................2 81
drain UslfWetdo ..,.,,................2 %
Pump DO .......... .............. rs
Calf sewed do -. ..................... 50
tfOgans 40 .........s-...-..s...s.... ~
Pump SOLE do ......,...................lO 90
Ladles double sole 70
....s.....sssss.ss...s..ss 20
bnsalns, RON. " ~ W -
Z" Slips, " .........................Js Vi 10 %.
I" Ties, .......s.................sa od W IA
chGrens French Morocco Cscks, from....2s Cd W ~
Leather do from. IL I'd to 10.
BaITH RIsLEY. ~ Chaitsnst-
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PARKZR'S
NnrrRE HOUSE

COFFEE HOUSE,
No. % DEYsr. lyossEaLY o. J0ss-frl
N.g.gOfx ais 5usslGu
AuP. AND CANDLEsrICKs.-A iUge ~
softusns 0f Britannia isaps and stleks, "a haoA
AID for sale 81 BsrlinEsAp, oy LIClUs HIATT
my2N hsbesaman Mart
IIEnP-Kentuc ely and Missouri, % the fsses frsdss,
II cODstssuy for ssleby AAC0RE0Oa NORRIS.
myS W. ia Front, Ger. wsllst
CAUTION To DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS
vi the action Of Ellas AlLes ~ Rion 5Srs Ia H.
Circuit Court u the United btsss for az nfdngsmsni q
ts pzentrghg 70 manufsrr,, and sell 10 be assd.
the 5ELF-COCKIS6 PISTOL. verdict has been siyea
Tor tho pznrn with costs Of uia and me Of twelve
hsct red dollars snd Injunction has been Issued sxsinss
Blunt 5yms 10 restrain hem from msAng 90 selling sasd
article. Their petition for new trial, and 70 cary u V
Washington on bill Of exceptions, hes besn refused
Tie public therefore respectfully cautioned szeinss
purchasing selling tho SefCocKiDg fissos ma1s ~
ont syns or any Pistols u simiisS siad a. ~ disssr
sarding MS caution, would maze necssssy ,of shs
subscriber appeal the laws for pfoteeucn ID e saea
cases All articles u ls kind made ~ Aiisa Inaf-
bsr Norwich Conn and are for sale ~ me as~
era ia The article 10 New fofE EInAsn ns s1
aorwich Conn I'm Nov. le4s. nlsIasdhkfhl&e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

Y 4 haul Of half million Of white fish was
made In q seine on Saturday last near Fort Hall The
hsh sell readily at IS certss thousand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

FIRT.-The house Of Thomas King. No. s. Ave
nue. B was discovered to be on FIRE at - O'Clock last sh
but was soon exiinguished Damage TAiug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

~ Waier-Cure Establishment, F Bosd-sL N
- s.0.set Oyster Bay l. l. Dr.. SEW he earliest
t-s PRACTITIONER ard sailor Or NaierCure receives
ns.j-rt. As above Those csl4rcs may, BY s-nflns
. p. h. s1v-sed for Treatment ~ home my.5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

- water Cure Bouse.-Hrt. = ). Cove eontn'
a. 4, rereys psa@rs 81 Der house. ~ lf.5sL New
NJ sso yisiI lais. ar1 chffen n tler homes, s1d
g., sire~is f1r 10 spp iraurr . " AIR Cure -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

ms 3insod directly opposite Chsihnn Tbesus
MFINE FRENCH BOOTS - 5O-yoolsd W
good style, 81 50-foolsd with beet French patent
leather with spnng shsnks, Is, al l0i Nssssa-st- -
~ This Ia decidedly The chsapsst and best store In the
city (Qulck sale and light pfohs our motto All ofdess
punclualy attended To- LAN0 HOLLAND.
su SPRING FAsHIONs.-The subscriber would
4U invite his friends and tho public generally 10 cram
inc his Spring style Of HATa They are warrssasd
to ss surpassed for beauty durability or ehespness BY
any offered m this city
A superior assortment Of Cars In thsir variety. .
HIN any instance tbs above DO not give ssisfscuon,
can be- fully obtained Wy giving tnforn alon-
mis- 3moOdc j, w KELLOGG, ITO Canala
NH SPRING FAsHIONs.-HATs, HAfs-Psfie
Ill noe'sin hats At - equal TO those .od ~ ossfs
psror style and finish to thOse In many places u ~
nest hats NJ g. G. q Murch will be pleased To see HE
fdends At tss establishment
my29 i'm GEORGE r. H. BROWN, tB CsnsLsI
sFKENCH OPEN WORK BONNETs.-
HSA]Just received, = large invoice N super trench
E<OpeD Worn, Pamela and Rough and Ready Boz
WI nets VI the richest and most Desirable pstts<na
GEO A. cox, 26T 0rsnd-st
myz2 2ws Near Columbian Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

a a THE LARGEST sssortiDsnE VI BED
vi st.sds, beds, mstfesses and feathers ever
TrL7r-24 ovsred for sale st
M. WILLAaD'8 Wsrsrooms,
80 Chslhsm cor MULBERRY.
Tho attention Of housessspsrs and otbss ps,csafiy
calsd 10 Wells p.ent light and I.h screw bedsssad.
which drew tns premium lsts Fair Of the Ams.eAn
In.utals. Old beds renovated. CoS wholesale and 70
ali my1 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

NRW.YUKh WEhhLf THIBUNE,
AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
=, ssb,.bsd every SATURDAY MORNING. ct the low pree
IL per snnura IN advance. 10 copies for Sis. or %
.orte, for s2L
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~ Mons. p. f. Delourche. French Consul e.
Balize, Honduras "a, Delmonicos
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-29
Sp1ter bon 9Sera Grlts.

Gurd, cas Dampffdiff WaGahuicfis,
fIno AT Reu Srleans fpdtere 8erid,te 81 q.
Orleans eiHgstrcffen, ole aber uitt 9ln1ie
lauten.-1mfcs Sdiff hattie las franfs unb
perpHacets Soioaten an geass.
DAD 8cn,isc folI REd, ,u 9era @fu, immer
mehr uno mehr permehrcn. Der 3ahimei'
ifer SosWcrfh, eer erif ain fStsn Wai Tsu'
SrIsans Seriiee, ii fhon carau 9eifcrben.
Rit tiefem Shiff puree aud, Die Rad,'
rit,t bon ciucm 9lnqriff ourh bic Werifdnis
Id,e @ucrillds, duf unfcrn 9rceen Bd9ens
sug, tpcpcn cbeu bic 9ieee III, nno Der am
5ten 8sra @rus fir Die 9lrmce ,u pncbld
perlaecn fc(lte, ,peId,er fir Die Werfaner
theilpeife oinftia au6acfallen iciu fol-, nbcr'
trnht. Ter 2uo untcr Col. Wadintcidi,
teftano ous l25 I8daen NIB 800 padsOiouis
@icl, fthfce s225, 900 in fd, nno purcc ocu
800 Truppen escoriirt. Der 3u8 oerIeg
8cra @rrl am Gbcno osS 4ten SUM-, nno am
Scuutdq Zen Stem, af5 er et,pa 25 Wcifen
orrocriidt mar, fctl er burd cine ifdrfe pars
tie @uerilos anacariffen pcreen fein 90o
Der 9lnariff 9emadt wuree, fell Der gBea
blcs brett 9enu0 ieir, nm nit einem ISaqen
auf einmol eurdfcmmcn sn ftnneu. Gs
,pirb audh qcfaat oas Die Rcrfdner ceu Srt
leidt tcfeltiat hatten. Ter snariff wuroe
an bcicen Gnhen auf sinmal, 10 tpc Sugleid,
in Ger Wdte aemad,t. TER SNaupt 9InqriF
icecd, mar, no fIs permnttcten eae oas SiI'
Der ici, uno Der Grfcla ,par. caB fe 40 bon
ruieru 9Sdqen pirfidb serii6rtcn. Oiejcnis
aen weld,e bad Spesie cuthieltcn, nrtft 400
WauIcfel fclttn bon linen Mnfrrer Ranr'
ftoft ataeja9t une mitacnrmmen ,pcrben
fin Sci cie(em slu9riff iolIcn etcnfaus so
unferer Wannfd,aft aefdtIen fen. NRau
aIaHbte Sds cicicr 3us ncdmals an9esrifTeu
mrreen ipiiree.
lie @asriIas folfcn I'D, fchr eesecrdt ,ei,
gen, II. mneen fthr iabireih Gsiu, irril piir'
tsn fte uid,t ciuen QRaeeHsuo Der eurd, 500
SrEprFu bcfdhnst rpirh, anoreifrn. CieicIte
icltcu ihr @efd,dft, Sietlen uuS Mcrbcu,
tpirfIih biz in 8eFa @ruj fcrtfcsen.-6O
Nfercc (Tno in riuer 9adt 9craee bel iensr
Staet 9enchisn Dereen.
@cn G'cncGal Scciis grnee warcu ti5
snm lltcn, ais Die WoGaduictts o6it9site,
feline peiere Sfrui9feitrn sinQc9auacH DicS
1T nid,t gu bCwuuecrH, brH alle @cmmuuicas
tcn III abqefhuittsH. Sen. @aewatleoer
mmc obcr bel bisisr 3sit eiefcltr fd,cu rpiroer
getfnet hntsn C Sq6,eerfiinbi9e tchnnpiea
rae Cd hnd,if ncihwencs fsi, bas man sins
ifarfe 9leiter,2ruppe in Der Sfdhc scn @era
&rus babe, nm bas Chm BuS 1reiben psy
9'ueriaas eamE su Serbnifn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-29
Gin fonrerbarer Stiefelfned,t.

Gin IpdteS 9pReen WdgdSine, tpeld,e Die
caso sibsnteuer zee Wai 81 o gers be'
fd,reibt. fd9t, baS eerieibe in ieiner esbens'
ieit 1900 GRphaute evle9t babe.-98ciE Rs
lid, nun BON eibit perifebt, muB er mit pies
len foneerbaren abenteuer sufammen aeiscf'
fen fein, Hno eabfr 1T sr offers MIR nit 9e'
tauer 9tctb nit feinem eeben oaeon 9etoms
men. Cine oericIbsn pirc tpte folst beid,rie'
ben :-"Gr bate fceben fit, nit elmer Soeer'
be ccler 2hicre bc9uii9t-friHe pier 9erorhs
ren ,parsn abacfeuert, ale ein elephant, ben
or vcrbin ndlt bemerft hattie, bon hinten avs
Dem Cifiot aHf ihn lssrahnte. Ss mar tet'
ne Siilfe ole I'D, eurd, oaosrt lanfcn su rst'
ten. SIR 100 9liroS war Mapcr &o9ers
Der bsite Heuner, jebcdb fiblte or bet jeoem
Gpruna ben 9runf ees Gtephauten-9lidll'
d,erneife rshte or aber rid,t gani melt 9e'
nna, am feimn S6rper 81 umfIfien. Cine
| Wenenna uui eineu Baum CAB eem WtaIor
ciuea fleiucn 8ortbeil, welden or bcnnBte
nm IN ole @,efrduhc su fcmueu, uno eInen
Baum ,u erflettern, Ger fpar flint iple etne
8ase nno fart pie Elm eotpe.) @t s u 0
b6ber, uue or whroe aus oe1 @rretd
ecs @lepbantrn 9cwelen leiu aber che er
eines fener 8eine auhieben fennte, bate
| Dab eT8uIHe SWCI ttHt Itlte SJHh ph'uh w
paft. Ro9ers hielt ilt abcr frf nno cahts
bel ltd frIbft, eS iri bciIer bas Sein ab9eSrshl
,u baben, als nit bem 9an,en 8orper in bee
3hicres @ewalt ;u fallen. Der SamW oau
crtc jeerd, nitbt Inn9e, ole Der 8rrfcl9ie 81
fcinsr srceen Sreure fanc, oaB isin Stlsfs
abidlhpftc, uno lomit 9elang es tbm nun
gum eeltwefen eeS @lspbontcn fin 8etn J,
befrcicn. 9llfe mar fciu eeben pteeer 10 tpel
qercttet- bic Sad,e euoi9tc ild nod
niht hirr. at5 Der elephant faao eas ihn
ien Ieino snt9arsen mar, unc or ZEN cite
fef seriiort hattie, fhlu9 ct iein Gnartttr I'M
ter eem Saum anf II. cr,partete ipohridrln
iith cafiir, cos fsin Spfer bcrrr lon0s her
unter fcnmeu m6dnte. Tnr "a Sthneei
hattie 9c9ers auf Dem Baum 81 ltsen, BIZ
or eiacn pcifmann, eir Snase entnng fcm
men fab, csm or feline GAGE itcn i'll Der Ger
ne funo that. CieIer mod,tc Die Sod)c II
Der Staot bcfannt, worouf man fih non b
aus, nit 2rcmmeIn robin be9at, nno ocl
elephant bamit, in 3uioe bon 9cacnpem ee
fdrei, in Die Nnrd1t trieb unc fcmit Hcaer
oclIcnes befreite --QBire oieIcr llmeane 4
benz Cidiat BON Ger Strase tpeit entFern
porocfdlIen, 70 hattie rhnr 3mefrl 4c9sr
nuf rem Baum ben SunScrtcc fsrben mni
feu'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-29
Scr 91atrict big sur 9Sah(.
BON @uH,berlano @auntD.

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In tieiem Staate orn GROCER 9Didti9feit fur
Gle Yirser 6eNelben 1sin. Sie haben ;u ent'
fd,eioen, CD fe bic sesenndrii9s, anspnrei9e
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ben fpeaen, inter eerer 8e9ierung oem Dol
ft picles 9ute perfproheH purse7-aber an'
ttatt baffelbe Uerabfolsen 81 Taseny fpurce
oaiIelbe NIT jeoem Sabr fd,perer uno fd,pe.
rer tarirt ceer ub fe einen aufrittigen,
fibi9en unb etrIid,en Wanu ans Huber ie,
Zen ipcllen, ber fur bas Sntereife oes Sau'
srn, SSanonerters unb Raufmannes, uno
nd,t fir bic Slutfauser allein nirfen rpiro.
lin pcn jest an bis Sur 9Babl, Die Wabr'
belt roe9eR allen 9anoibaten, ipeldpe jest Dor
ben, 8clfe ifsben, uno nod ernaunt iperoen
m6gen, inter een Snraern ~ oerbreiten,
un6 Die Sage unferes Staates bcfannt ~
madden, 70 baben mir beidlcfen, BON nun
an bis jur SctcbersWabI, ecu "patriot" an
. einsetue Subftrissnten, ~ BEN serin9en
prciB ucn
Tiinfuno 3rpan3i9 Gents
su fenesn. 9Bc sin Dad BON l2 lluterfdrei'
Der aefdmmeIt unb 50 % bri9eIe9t pirS, loll
eerlslbe bic Sur Wahl bin bef6rbert werceu
AlIe 8eifelIunsen iprroen prompt belcr9t,
uno mir tofeu eas unlere Sreunbe fId, be-
ttrfben fpercen une 9ianien einsuieneeH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-29
2Soia atlpicrer 9Graaece.
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Gas DampffhiF "NanuY" III 81 Eea'
SrIeauS bon 9 era @rus augeian0t ocu
mcld, Iesterem Srt fIe ain Gisn Suni abfe'
0clte. - Wan hattie tafeIbif fcine mciters
Ieui9fsitcn pen Sen. Sectts srmes srhaL
ten.
Tao Nieter Qriff in 9cra @rrs liner mctr
uno mchr INN GdI, iii,o Die Soiee NOR bis sl
etuem bcinabe nnaus1ebIihcm 9rdee 9e'
fie9eu.
Gin ifarfcr WaecnSus perlcR jeue Staet
nm stem far pnebln, nit 100000 fIinacnee
Rinie, NIT einer Sesrdun9 bon S00-Resl..
Die Dampfitiffe Wafahuletts uno Wsd.
rp Sin9SIanc fIno 81 gera @rui init Grup'
pen an9clan9t.