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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

REPORTED IMPRsONMENT OF AMERICAN OF
rcEAs-Cspt Carter of the bark Kilby. which arrived
Yesterday from Havana reports that the ship Atlas from
k,wYork bound to Vera Cruz with troops was lying
of the Moro the 2Uth and that Anew days previously
four officers OF the u s. Army ashore for the pur-
pose OF purcbasog few small stores that they were
allowed 10 pass into the city by the sentnes aud other
city officers and that after they bad purchased what they
wanted and were returning to the ship they were arrest
cd that two OF them had paid foe oil two to three hun
oed dollars each and released, aud that the other
tso we're still in custody and that il was thought that
they would be imprisoned on the 2lst Capt. Carter
could not learn whether they had given any offence and
did not hear their names. N. .. Com. Bulletin.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks DC. see Fourth Page


"WEDNESDAY, PM
The Stock Market was inactive to-day, as 1t will
probably continue until the operaorsre return from rural
King The Fancie. heavy and generally sold lower
Treasury Notes were held at II with u bid After the
Board sales were made at "a per cent
For Bills the market is firm. and some Canada
Bank bills sold at 81 per cent The rsnge is sac. tor
good bills. Francs are 532i and dull.
Freights were very active, and large number
OF engagements were made. The rates were 10 Liver.
pool 95G3s in foreign and 3so3s 3da3s Cd and l0da
lid in American vessels and TO London IS Sd 3s Cd and
l0lddlld Heavy freight Is 35s To Continent the
rates are sOcs for bb 2Octs for Grain and cts per gal
lonfor Oil At least dozen vessels filed up for
Liverpool and London by the engagements to-day.
Some State Stocks have come over by the Gale
donna for sale but the amount far ascertain
Is not large.
New Orleans funds are heavy at par and dis
count The Government has made arrangements to
place. altogether, four millions of specie In fewor'
leans one million which has already reached there.
The earnings of the Harlem Road for the last
four days exceed 5000. They would have been much
larger had there been cars enough to transport the pas
seDgers Offering themselves.
The earnings Of the Long Island Road were also
worry large on Saturday and Monday.
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Road
for June were
Through psssegs 3s6 35l Msil..-..--.--. SAIL 90
Local do 1910 O. Freight.--.-..--. 2llO W
Total. .-.--.---- -----.-----..--.--fc l4o IL
The amount in all the DepositOries of the Go
vernrnent is s. 663 all in specie, of which s6i4l96
was subject to drafts. The Assistant Treasurer at New
Orleans was overdrawn s2s53e3l. In the NewYork
Depository there is piled up s. 79s l63 at Philadelphia
al at Boston ST. OBJ 769 at Charleston sil2l9O
10 addition the amount in the depository a, Phadel
phia there was 1851 725 in the mint at that place
The receipts of Breadstufis at tide water con
tnue to show increase over ssyear For the fourth
week in June the receipts are in excess lo6l43 bbls
Flour 1872 5j5 bushels Wheat 353 LOG bushels Corn and
1908 bushels Barley.
The aggregate receipts of the same articles at tide wa
ter according to the Argus from the commencement OF
nav in le47 and 1886 to and including the 3Oh
dsy of June have been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

CAKKIAGE CLOTH-io pieces lndA Rubber
" Carriage 10Th (pl1ln end ~ 4redl u superior qaay
s,r ALE a. Inc Lowest msrEes prices the wareaouss q
he Newark, n J. India Raooer Factory 81 hsdsnisas.
AZ is1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
AstpS HOUSE, July z. lsiI.

81
~ liz has been stated tnsi our price u board las
been raised 10 g 80 per day Such DOT The iaeL we
charge - as usual The ordnaries and al extra price
fr nrlyale paToTs and meals IN them The reduction and
irrespective decline u provisions renders change unnrees
P.SsPNe iy53us
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- rha RraziIInn unir. Curling FluId.-Thls

PREPARATION will curl me hair hesnIfuiiy ana sIrengly
ana /, warranted Djurc II 10 the least IL mas as
p.nses with the heated irons which irj1fe Inc lar Dy
er,ping and burning H. Prepared by Srokks % Il
Norm sixh-si- PnisdelpbiA Agents N ms Sny stoo,
n.Kp 4 Co ls9 Fullon-sL and GVIoS, cor bowery and
Grand. Brooklyn, Mira HAYES, lbs FulionsL )yo Inls
rR-The Country Newspaper Advertising Asen-
CIV Of v. Ii. Palmer Is In we Tribune pullelnss %
recy over the public alton once Of The Iroabe, WIS
~ dSiv receiyipr and Subscriptions Tor
he besl papers Of all The cies and towns 10 me county,
far and near for which be IL he hecf7ol'so AEen~
Fa.fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
THE SECRET TRIBUNAL

THE SECRET TRIBUNAL,
A HISTORICAL ROMANCE Of the Sixteenth Century,
IA by Alex Duma. author % Monte Christie, &c. This Is
one II the works Of this popular author written IN
h usual exciting and pleasing style, and sbounds 10 Thrill
ling -crne--prce 3 Cts.
The Unfortunate Mad. or the Mlser's Fate embrsciag
the Life aud Adventures Of Bob Nofbruy, irish Re-
portrr By Captain P. Oshsugnsssy; with numerous IL
u,trstlons by an Exile Thls story abounds In Irish
hunor and Is eQus TO some Of Lovers best woTAs-prce
= Cts.
Jo.ephu.; No. 2-prce 25 Gus
Tn. FARMERS Library Tor Juyi Subscription s. so c'
per No
Cecilia or womsns Love; by Dumas
Pictorial History Of England; No 2o-prce p cts.
large assortment OF Msps, Guide Books, &C just re-
ceiVsd.
Re les from the Wreck Of Former World or splinisTs
Gathered the chores OF Turbulent Planet, Sc Nc
Pncr - ceut-.
Democratic Review, Blackwood Graham. Union, Co
lumbar and oil the o,her Magazines for July on band
Agents snd OILERS suppiied the best Of terms by
i've us ". VI. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings, Ns-saust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
GeQaI Monies.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, 10 pursuance u
~ Section s. Article 1me 6, chapter Ps,t se
ceased of mo state Of Illinois, farmer DANIEL nUk
TA0H deceased. native u Ireland, and ANGUS QUINN,
Won 70 oSs.sa, their eI.ims wil me voucher. hereof
the subscriber hi. ONCE, N.ss.ususst In the Chy
NsrYS On Low 81 Ssps , me S Az g Ts%Ssi
iys lawsw Pubic Administrator IN n, City ofkew.Ioss-
IN CHANCERY before the Wee ch.nc-Iior q %
MIAH LEwIsTAYLOR and o.hers Iifor Norsesceafs
Of mortgage Clinton Aiken Solicitors ior ne 49,
p.d. Of ,sassss he s..s % Co.
nrctcel required apes, In mis- cause * We as asy
Of oc'bsr the bill fled therein VII - s.sc2
DUBLIC NOTICE. Is hereby given. tb.s me ioi,S~'
ing petition. b~en presented 10 he bosrs Of Az
S..I fom ,scond Avenue 10 rHsLsvepa-, lheDes doen
III ExhIseoih o. sewer To nsv. sss.r u
saver 10 Pseksip Ia place Of The old All persons
Interested IA soove propositions, having ohj-euoas 70
aSss'..n.a At 4. cs, No Ia. q Records. % Of =.
'0'' 'A' '' N T. TaosPsoS, Stree, Commissioner.
Street commissiooers ONE. Juiys $50 l,sI0
pUBLIC ADMINIsfRAIO K's UFf'C., 10.
Nsss.a suset-Noes 10 hereby gwen 70 the 70 stivss
and Of kin Of ELIZA LINDSEY Of the City Of New
thai ,fscts IL ssd isest.ts In tbs hsnds Of ~
Public Acminslrstor vii be sdmiasSrsd aud dseesoe
soms Iswfs exsea:or Or sdSius1ser q .. sssss.stE
1877 JAMES ,. ThAlEk, fuouc AoG1SUesess
jSs1a~4~
DUBLIC 40 MINIsTKATOR's OFFICE, q
Nassau srosS-houcs her, by Efsvn, 70 shs feeo'
tvss snd nsxt OF ala Of ARIA ANT sisgs wos1,
lse Of Tho City Of Now-YoEk, decesssd and Who ~ ~
legged died insesss. shs, SHAH spgy 70 ne ~.
rosste Of the Cry aud Co1fty VI New foss fof Is's0
VI admlnisai1 upon the essss Of tbs sed esss,e %
the Of August neat O'Clock In me fossnooe
-Dslsd Nsw-York, July 8, isf- uys q 9sAvra
,,az.v4v Pubic AdmisisvAsor.
DTHLIC aDmINIsTK xTUK's UIFICx, Va
Ns.ssusreet 10 hereby given 70 he fsie.
i've ard mkt OK kin Of THOMAS BkANDw0OD, isss Of
The stze 81 sle1t deceased sad who 10 diegso 0
have died ialestAs thai shsl apply TO shs Surrogate q
lie Clsy and County OF New YORK. for Letters " AdmiI
the Of tho said inestAts on no sn oey
OF gust al O'clock 10 The foreoson -uessa
New Y.rk Juiys isf7. JANEs = THsyEk,
iyszawf~ ruelie Admlsl.. 40.
THIRD DISTRICT YOLlCk vt fICh Esss =.
] s-Ali persons Ia er~st,d IN or claiming pfoS,,y.
N aiming TO said POice 06ee ths hss h.odsy ~ go.
sry iSf7 are oereby poshsd " nsse prof 81 Wsy
Of sad property st sad Police Ocs, 90 of ~
nesoay tnr ii day OF Ausas lst1 80 al go ~ cuS
which sh.il 10 anclsimed said cay WI se $780,
lie auction, Thursday, the 18th Aasuss ~,
A NJ q, c. Chsmberain's, sucoooss ~ 800 ,a~s ~
Said property consists OF wsiehss. - !" ~ 49,
IRON pss Of lesd shoes &c. Dy drseoS" !"
jy7 owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
MARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
r1~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.

Ships Tulleyrsnd. Webb, Liverpool Elwell & Co ;
HonsDder Wesch, Rio de Janeiro, Motz s. POLITE F;
Courier Lock Wilmington, NC; Recorder Sharp, Liv
erpcol Cook & Smith
Bsrhs Kening Elizabeth, Dorncke London VIM
Weisser: Commerce. Halliday Cork &c. Bell & Son;
Ihens Hams, Belfast Richardson, Watson q Co; Juno,
Cork, Schmidt g. Bslchen.
Bngs Biiow, Fitzgerald. st Johns NJ. q & J Laurie
Catherine. sidenwsld, Antwerp VIM Weisser Black
hawk, Robinson, Peru. Corning & Son Ulster, Nc
Aeley, Cork &C. Richardson, Watson s. Co L De
wolfe, ssgus la Grande.
schs Manchester. Bethell Eleuthera Exemplar,
ioekhArt Windsor Ms. } w Bamber; Boston, Thomas,
Vera Cruz; Compliance. Crowell, Boston.
sioop Excel Bennett Fall River.
Steamers Iris Charleston Anthracite, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

ks~-yOkK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
DEM. w. BENSON, Draper and Iaisr, az ssuonet.
ID AN extensive OF Cloths Csss'msfcs ~
yssngs which will be made order 10 tho noel fssn-
ionsbe style for cash.
choice and general assortment Of gentlemsn: ta.ey
dross also Consistently on hand pvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
miscellaneous.

CHECKED LINEN DRILLINGs for boys 1ear,
iysSt WIN T JENNINGS co.
DEADY MADE LINEN SACKS, D'Onay's, &c
Ilfor sale al 81 Broadway - = - 80
jy83t WHIT JENNINGS GO.
DHINTING AND EME0ssING-The subscriber
10 prepared execute orcers for Show Ca'es, Lsbel-
Book and Musc Titles Ia the rr-nch Eugli'h ard German
styles lBsIm'l THOMAS BRADLEY 1t rioe 81
lrOK sALE-A Rar- c. ance-Tbe '1ocs add sxIures
o. gent furnishing store. IN one OF he bvs hu
sipess streets N The of he cil' The stock l. In
good order ADD wei selected To any person wishing 10
commerce. husiness this Is good OppOf uuy. Terms,
part csshhe balance good security Ia health Is ihe
reason for ceiling ouI le addressed to Furnishing
Store aud left 81 The Tribune Office, VIII be attended to-
jy8 81
BUILDING nIATEhiAB FOX ssLE-Coa-
I'D s.og window frames, sashes doors. menel pieces,
sc. Also LOT II beams u various sizss. To
psnOls waning build cheap, tbs IL hfsi raie cnsnce
Tor bargains. Inquire ct IS Reade-s- NJ. OCONNOk.
iy3 Ji.'
EOUNTKY ADyERTl-1NG.-GeOrge PIaa's
Nktwspaprf Advertising Agency l7l NaSsAu-sL bIlcf
Church Chapel Advertisements Inserted 10 any ui mo
urucinAl ~ The United StaFs '-2f ifns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

SHOCKING DEATH.-The Bangor Wing states
that on Monday last Mr. Benjamin Cochran OF Dover, in
Piscstsquis County was killed by bull He had re-
cenuysurchased fine blooded bull for the improve
men Of the breed OF cattle in that vicinity and left his
house at nine o'clock in the morning In short two
hau ard one OF his neghbors, In passing found
Mr Cochrsn Frustrated in the barn yard inseDsible-
He coon ceased to breathe The bull gorod bis bowels
IN shocking manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

EIRTH ~ HALL, FfHLklir-sqaare. and FIRTH,
L HALL & POND $50 BrOsiwpy. publish this week,
Tfoi- Dverti,emens E-pagnuls Sur fEOis DE- Seville"
opera De Bafe: 40 1 L. Giralda" No 2, "Vsl.o An
dslouse"; No }. Caabss Des Mulstef'" composed by
Henry Roseiiu. the neagIf sung "Jesse, arranged as
a Qusrtett- by o. Liuey; "Ths WacShip Of Pesee a
Tribute Of Irish Gr-Id- 10 Anerfcsn nunhcenc- writ
ten and composed by Sau.e Lovers Buena Vista"
song words by j ". WATSON, dedicated 10 Brig Gen.
Wool music by Austin Phillips; Rio Brave" Next
can Laineai words by C. +. Hoffman, music by Austin
PbilHp. Isl rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
r.sT-N DAILY EXngnssianSSS TO TIE az

AZ fiFfA-O's uOoONfA
sfter Sunday. July n, the steamboat RIO
NEER viii make regular trips from Cans. and Nine=en'h
direclo the Elysan Felos At Hoookeni leaving
"A ,fa 4, all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
IT, ~TEAMBOAT COMPANY OF G-or
giA-A merchandise designed for Tho In
lerlor Of the States II

GEORGIA SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, and ALABAMA,
sent vi. savanush viii be forwarded by the Steamboat
Company Of Georgia 10 their steamboats, 20 AugusaJ OF
commission. Al the lowest Of IRE ghL
10 addition TO the steam power This Company already
possess. they have under construction new siesm
boat Of -usy light da IT water and high speed built
expressly with view insure prompt transportation OF
goods in all sIages OF the River Navigation
Good, for The Inferior OF she county after reach
Augusta or Hamburg forwarded by the Agents OF the
Company there, to th-f inSl destination.
Shippers rely upon hzyiug tho order OF the goods
carefully looked to IN Savannah
Bills Of Ladng advising The shipment Of Goods snd a
advising whether insured and 10 what ponI, should
ALWAYS accompany IN. same or he scot by mall
Parties who have been In The habit II lOrv srding ner
chandise tie Interior Ol OeOr2is ny this line and direct
inn 10 The care OF Mr. r. NJ Goodwin, Will pl-sse tax
notice that connection Of that gentleman whhis Com
pany having ceased all futurs communications shOud b,
addressed ~ W. Z. WILLIAMS agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08


~ To LrT-Toa single gentleman or al artist a
suite ofbeaauia 'oo. o. me he, mo or hsn, MOD
sbabl-, being but three doors from Hudson-sL x9@
sph' = At jys I'm
- HOUSE 10 LET, Down ToSB-Ths hopse 81
- order 9TH Croton water and other cooyeuiencss .,
will be let low 10 good Isn'aL Possession
Apply BURR, BENEDICT BEEsE,
"a COUNTRY STORE nIhis stzt@ 20 let or l-s.s.
~ ID Is within ~ mites Of N CITY and 10 Tho only
1] store 10 lhe mediate vicinity Of lsrgs msnufac-
tory bich supports han @0o people The stand has
been used Tor 20 years and go 600 worth Of
good. have BEEN .old here Ia oo7 year laqgife O AL
Fred WHEELER, A~y-stLaw' 10 City hslEpl'ee'
"a AT PRIVATE sALE-gouelbsl Eighth ave-
nue-FeUr lots u ground each Is feet hoos ano rear
ontsgs u 100 feet on south side Of For.tn be-
Eightn and Ninth avenues commencing 100 feet
"''' VI L ANTHONY J, CHECKER, Auetionser,
f,s lw 6rosd-sL
~ Ar pRIvATE -sLE-siIIh Avenu--The 5
story brick house aud OF, Ia fee tz sl1,h-.yenas,
by 81 feet Apply 70 ANTHONY J BLEECEER,
jS3lw Auedone-r, otosi 81.
90, FOX -AIE-Union Hin Farm a. Fofdham, w,sL
chester Coun y.-Tbis valuable propsry, onanns
g. acres well known 20 the G immunity for ssys-
raj y-srs p1sI as the residence Of Rev "m P0~eh -
offered private sale. havng been divided ~ lad
surveyor lots OF one more -cres ~ snod pur
chssers 81 opportunity Of erecting genirrl c0Agos WIN
gardens attached At psfaiyey small expense and
not sghject ~ corporation assessm-nts
The soil IL excellent the location proyerbalJ besithf
and presents beautiful sites for resdeBess 10 those cIsns
sh combine retirement, economy OF house reni
and The various adysstsges II the County with direct
ard essy sccess ely, from which fofdasm disani
about II miles TIE Harlem Railroad DECO. 10 within .
mina,ss wa Of he property thus srsbiipg The man OF
10 repair the city without tbs necessity of nee
fng hors- add fro ,ight tm-s day ~
me n ang eosg (by commuuDgl of9 cenls . ride.
eizhI or ten heads of families would unite 10 The pur-
chsse OF hole, potion, Of saia property, they
form, within themselves, select and delightful 90.
cial circle.
Persns res5isg The property will ind every sseiity
10 procuring provisions for heir families Butchers Be-
kefs, Mkmso, Sc call regularly every morning ~ the
houses Of their rec pscgige customers.
Msps exhibiting be properly 10 los, be seen 81 The
Office Of :. CAN5RsLENG No. Is Waist, aud at d.
EVEN5. Surveyor, No Chambers 81, TO the care OF
either II whom etlsrs may be addressed for Rev m
Powell. or 10 Or. VIM Bsysrs, Wet Fans jyS Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

WIN r. Jones, Aactionse.
BOOTS AND sHOES-by }. D, tNoH6soLLo
- co. store ~ Peastsl On Wednesday, July ~, eM
oclock 1000 booze shoes and sfogans suisaoh 20
the southern. Western and eily unde
Also. So esses mems prime hip peeged boots
Also, 81 esses mon seal slippers and bussins.
Also, So mems end boys hip psgs~d brosana le0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
olIuaElpns, Gt. WanIto.


II Al to AGt,rfsscsf' fenf ~ MAJ. @usf Be
pot pad or ts<y H,H II tatsA ost Of The esoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

Hl HE tANhEE,N a splendid ns"spspefs his
week cOmmrncesA new and most thrilling ecslcd
1.-THE Mysteries Of Ola London, BY the Author u Life
10 London lhe best written by him, and The al
ricce Daughlsr Tae u Life W the Great Metropolis,
by 81 n Currs, suIhor Il he 4 iaek Plums khemtn"-
togber " ns-l and euteftsning read
Ing Price Can b. Obtained 81 all The book and
period cal depds ard ShOlesAle Of
GEORGE DEXTER, Agent, y Ann-st up stairs.
All other weekly papers pubii,hed 10 Boston, New
and hilsdephis, 81 The loves. publishers prices
fg8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

I'm SATURDAY NEXT, JUL ~, viii ne pup
Oushsd The first number Of a weekly lJurnsl enttled
THE EUROPEAN NEWS, containing lhs most recv nj in
T. igenc from england Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and
the Comment N Europe
The N-~s will be published every Saturday morning,
price 3 cents by KINDER FINN 81 Ann-st where adj
verI,eels, orders aud communications may be .ddr,ss
ed iy8 2tisThkS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

NAAnTED-by Young woman with beet Of reference
w situation gOOd<ook. washer and ironer. She
derssnss all Kind. " Work snd would make herself gen
orally useful No objections 70 20 short distance IN the
country Apply al 80 Crosbys In the rear Can be seen
t.gu iyg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08
QmtiGn Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aacuoaesr.
nv RANGE, xICHAkD- Il fLAIr-s'oee NJ
- Broadway Liberal Cash Advances made 90 eo1sieos
yDRrYsIxT1 Sry voux TpApr SALE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

GENTS WANTED.-l0us agents wanted nj " Mas
"A ssusl circulate Weiss Lawyer and BOOB Keeping,
Ii contains the New Consultation aud forms adapted 10 n
L. work worth dollars Of business With
agents are very liberal, ard meu OF energy
mAke $50 month In circulating H. We have agents who
making $40 month. JOHN c. WELLS,
q Na-sau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

Il NirrEK5 Large sse VI 2 zmes ana L.vn: -ocr'
Nirg all July will he sold by suction, In RI lsdsapnln1
hundred aud lbvSen Franz sod Looms al 10 COOS
ord-r and requiring tho ~ood wors sons.
These frames ON IS Ia 81 iach~s ws6e, end nen
ls - 70 gusge The Looms ~ To ~ nches wiae sao
So and 6ne guaga psn VI The frames ere ribb-d FER
Their particulars hereafter. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-08

"a ANTED-A situation to cook, wash irOn or DO
w chamber IN a private family by young wo-
man, viii good reference. Apply al - Spring - first
flor front ROOM is82,'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
SFefcrm ! 9Reform !!

Bci Der beuol lfebenoen Wabl miieen sIn'
ltren9ungen 9emaht weroen, bic Wadt aus
Den Soduoei, ocrer su nrbmcn Die unicrc Sn'
tereGen nit Susen tretcn. 3bun mir eiclrs
niht, 70 laufen mir Gefahr adnSlid, bnrh
5aren nieber9eorudt ;u iperoen. QSir IIuo
es uus belcueers fduIoi9 fur eillen iparfa'
men @pupernor unb fir ofoncmifde @sirB'
acber su limnlen ; fir Winner bic nit ben
SntcrelIeu Der arbeiteneen @laee 9enau be'
fauut o.-WilIionen fuo bereits bon ben
8clts9eIOern perId,menoet ncroen, uno Dtil'
Iicuen Weroen nod, nadfolgen, wcnu mir
nidbt Sparlamfeit eiufiibren. llno pa6 bd'
ben mir in 9ed,a @auntY fir unler @elo. mel
DIES mir alJ Gar bejdhler, erbalten a.
IidtS! Stimmt oaber fir
Srpin, Natton, Soblcr ilro Sutlcr,
Die aud, wiITen wie bart Der sIrbeiter fciu
@eIo peroieneu ums Die Saueru Il. Soano.
Werfer, Die 1arbesabIer lIno cs, lpcldIe duf'
licben, uno Der perld,wcucrriihcn @eIes3e.
bun9 uuo 2e9icruua ocu Stdb buEd, ihre
Stimmen ant Stem October, brrd,cu (cGlen.
Seocr tretr oaher aus, uuo 9rbe Iciue Stih,,
me fur @elreacber Die nidlt gepldoIht Gne,
INN oas 9sclf ms 8croerbsu su itnrscn, lcu'
Germ bic 6foucmifd, ees @clfs Bette lud,en,
uuo BEN pcrId,weueerl(den Scamlen 3rum
uuc @cbie anlc9cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
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IL bcmcrfen, pls mir ieete Mode pcrnad,'
lieigt haben, udmlidi oaB als Die lSbia'
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baten abSulfimmen tereit mar, fIdl ale pcr'
gcGd,laqene S.erreu suriidgeIcaeu hattcu, uno
nur ncd, NIT Nusuabme oe5 @ommiBicnerS,
Cfir welden ebenfatls uur eiumal balIclirt
purce) Elm police 3ifst iibrig 9efafeu ipur'
De. qBir Gno oeswe9eu gu oteicn Scmcr'
fun9su getrieben, neil eiui9e unisrer Setnoe
bebaupten rpcllen, bic Serlammlnn9 babe
fir eincn @auoioat fur Sdleriff ab9citimn,t,
uno nerr peter iei nidt fur
jene StelIe au9encmnien ,pcrben-uno man
babe i'm icoann 9esen icinen QBiGcn ols
Sd,aBmeiter @auoioat auf9sifeat. Dem lit
aber nitt 70. 6err Bctberholo 1T ciulfim'
mig aIs @anoioat fir Sd,eriff, uno 0err
snber eintimmi9 ale @anoioat fir Sd,aB'
meilfer eruaunt woroeu. ocrr nubcr ,c9
I'D, als @auoioat fur Shcriff Surild, che bic
8erfammluug oraanilrt ,pnrce ; 1T nahter
fir bic Sd,aBmeiifer Stele por9efd,laacn
fpcreen, uno bat biele @rncnnuu9 poDi9 su'
frieeen augencmmen. Der Stritt mar Elm
lcbrnspsrther, uuo S,err puber rpinid,t nun
ods fciue Nrcunoe, bic i'm fir Sderiff gu
uuteriinBen bereit ifaueen, bon ccm bier G's'
Ia9teu Sbdd,t nebnien, nno lbn fur St1aB'
mei(fer uuterlineen mcthten. 1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
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rcn Gifer 9Bbiss, uno thut aeraoe fir tic
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then mrp, Uerr raejenige ode @ucb brwc9eu
lca uidit fur uulcrc Saueieaten, rcer lC9ar
auf Gle @c9euparttsi 81 iiimnen, BAD wfr
oct Chr unterlaiIei, n:un Sbr nid,t bctre9en
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Gs temmt urn crm ulled,tcu Srf. as
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
ttnicrc 0iusiibtcn.

Sie Ino olcrreid, 8on aRcu @c9enorn
oc6 @auutes fpmmen unS Die erfreulldftcn
Iddyrihtcn su Shren belnahc ntcmano
fcnmt in Die Staet, Der Rns ujdbt gut Tcu'
cs brir9t. Die Sad,e bes Sclfes madt reil
Icnbe ScrtIhritte, rdbrsnc bic gusfdlcu
unisrer 9eauer mic Statten an Der 9Bano
psrihwinocu 9lllo oles nas nod, netbl9
1T, III, all ocn Stimmfdifen Su achen uno su
itimnIcn, uno uulere Gegncr muecn cine
,poblueroirnte ytieecrln9c crleibeu.