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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
The Civil aud Diplomatic Appropriation BIN.

Observer Of the Philadelphia Ledger writes
~ follows: WASHINGTON. July %.
There 10 some danger of the Civil and Diplomatic bill
passing the Senate in the shape from the House
% wit with the appropriation for the Savannah River
u ts case the President will veto the bill and as the
Asne bin cannot be brought up second time during
same session---csll an extra session Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

~ New-Yorlt Water-Cure Establishment,
r. ID. PeirsOn, ND. Proprietor.-Ths esisoiish
meu is uptown Ia Of the pleasant ena hesny
pats OF the city containing sixty rOons with several
private oarors good table for nvaids, or Others WHO
wish good plain diet Also, hne aErsng eineh ioi 9sa
YeerL jys Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
and rsspectsbIity.

AccIDEyT-Yesterday afternoon serious acct
dent happened to boy about II years OF age named
Francis Frsnor, while he playing with come com
panions of dis own. on board the brig Cordeia, he
mounted the rope ladder and sscended as lar as the
,on.al yard. but getting dizzy, when looking down
from the position he in he ost his balance sndfe
20 the deck. The poor fellow was taken up insensibe
and conveyed to the residence Of bis parents ls Dover
a, A physician wa ssnmeda:ey in attendance, but he
could not announce any hopes Of his recovery a. he
found the skull Of the child fractured and his leg broken
PoLIcE.-James Brown was arrested yesterday
on the following charge, for having broken mo me
So.nIr.l of Mr. John Wall. and stealing therefrom q
wstch and some articles of clothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

COPARTNERsHIP-r undersigned has this day
~ sdmitisd lis sons Jsmes Brewster and Henry Brewt
ter a. partners IL hs business which VII oe ancsf
vsy lmy22al JAMES BREWsTER
nR, CHALMERS, hss removed 70 Sc Wsilsr.si ia.fd
- 'tcoS we, on hrosdwsy iyis Sw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

SSnA CHALLENGE.-Notee 70 gentlemen Who
sCoOOwsnt their Old clothes 10 look Ike new Csh ~
the cleaning, dyeng tsonng and repairing e.lao'niaeI
Al 90 0olds where you get al grease Pen sf pan
and glue extracted from your clothes without SONNY ~
cloth Al Ire shOres, uotce and the most reasonable
srms By J. b. NOAH &C God st. two doors from an
NB-The highest price paid for gentisnens CASTOR eotn
l-Nit"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

The STEAMERS WAsHINGToS AND CALEDONIA.
The packet ship Patrick Henry spoke on the 2lstnst
at Al NJ lat 40 deg IS min long o. deg min British
steamship Caledonia, hence for Liverpool; distance
from the Hook ZIG miles. Same day, at P. NJ. lat. 10
deg 40 min long. GO deg. - min. spoke steamship
Washington Johnson hence for southampton and Bre-
men, 365 miles from the Hook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
-, NaNUATTAN PIANOFORTE

-xxnr1 MANHATTAN PlANOFORTE
rrT>..-r u MANI FACTURINC COMPANY.-Ths
Lt>f1-R Hpublc are respectfully invited To eau am
y usxanine their stock Of Splendid plsngoi'es,
which are made with view to establish fspusnoh 'os
dnreitv nesness finish and Their ecknowleds %
ability and The mutual character Of their association warrant
them In the thst they sell perfect ~
less price than any other manufacturer IN me Onn Sf'
Purchasers and professors are invited 10 call
H. g. ACkERLY, Twenty seventh q between
tt,yf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

oDGINGUOIsE DOWN TOWN FOR SALE.
Tie rooms are occupied by gentlemen Of rec eciaolhy
The farnre good aud well adapted TO The usne- sao
i offered FOR sale only in consequence Of the vi heath OF ne
occIpant To save trouble need apply who - no,
prepared to pay g 900 in cash Address box o6f Pos on.e
stating time and place Of interview. JNN "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

"a "A TIE LARGEST Assortment OF Bel.
f1F3 sleads, Beds, Mairessfs and Fesdhess
----1 offered, for sale a. NJ "lLL % NJ
L. l. Warerooms, 80 Chaihain..t COZ. o. finl'
berry The attention of housekeepers AMI Others paIics'
lary called 10 Wells patent nghsnden screw Dedneao
which drew lie premium al the late Fair u the American
Institute Old beds renovated Co.'S who.sso anu '7'~
iyif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
WATERING PLACE

n FOR sALE.-A beau'ifll black Horse i5t banda
'l-,shlgh sound kind and gentle IN all respects sou
III for want of use, at 1871 Lowsst Price slpO ly1i
an FAsHIONABLE HATs-Just hpisned, NC
most splendid article offered, eleg ant ri"nsn
six Hats al the low price OF ". usually SOD TOT 80
a. In. BROWN. 10 CaDsls'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

,sysxrs~l PIANOFORTE lIANJFACTO-
RY, i52 Fulion-st east side Broadway, IA
yeutrely new article warranted superior "a
\ ~ III Itone, aud to keep In tune much longer than
any now In use made with peculiar harp frame, ooysnrg
the objection metallic pedals written guaranty vi" %
ien " h each instrument and when doubt a. 20 th-if
1onb,s s,s removed BENNETT 4 ROGERS,
js5 II l11 fnlion-sI rsst $40 o'"a""v'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

y Ere, Adrian Cai,eu held for Ecrea leirs q.
60 ~ J.te,4 m csBa. and rescged from Si0r.
e,gby Gen. r B. cAmPBELL, fie Au91eaH co"sA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
ROARDiNG.

nRfyATE BOARDINs-HOuSE IN LONDON.
L FoR GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES Mrs G.
GROOCOCK, % HNgla Garden, - doors rom hoiontn-
Terms mofei ate. ,.
uavn. spent sewers dsys with Mrs @ iSse Niess.it -
recornnsdur her 20 such % cuunifymcr
may desire good quiet and central home during isii
% this Metropolis Of Crest Britain. WIN : BALI
London. june ST. l8le. Nis ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

sszzczSl- .PIArOFORTEs.-P Persons seou, por
ESSsr7 81 - chasing Pianos VIII md y 10 msI aaysa
SWHH Mage to call al X. Glenn Co.'S hanifActt
ury, 1894 Fultonst twest Of Broadwsyl =
general Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos CON
sny ON hand which will be sold low FOR cash VI approved
ospsr Dealers supplied on liberal terms
myl7 n GLENN co. l9i Fulton-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

The preference Of the advocates OF Free Territory
'os President were divided between Henry Clay and
John Mclean.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
Inter

bcs fouperdnen 8cIfs erIaffru bat. Inter
anoern pro eem Bolfe ba,in ancmpfchlcn,
,pebcr feiue Wt fen. feline pcifen nod feline
reooluticndre StelIuua oufiugebeu aud,
tpiro es ben WitsIicoern Der acrpclenen
Tairsfammer BARN uertoteu, iIdI 81 per'
iammcln
Die 9epublit 1T prcfIamirt. DIR 8cui8
u. feine Samilie babcn Gh had eem SdIc'
Be @u be9ebcn.
Su GnsIanb baben Gle Tprsile bon Wchl
uuo Gsrcioe felt ben friiber bier empfange'
nen Ildrid,ten fIt MIR pcni9 perdneert.
Bon Stalien lauten Die Rdhrihren fur
ben gcrtId,ritt Iiberaler Snifitutrnru 9iln'
.llig. Gie 6lireid,ifde 9ieaierrng hat ae9en
oos brittiide Cabinet Die @rTlirune gemad,t,
eas fIe fId nid,t in Die jctt in StaIieu ucr9e'
nCmmenen poIitilten 9fsfCrmcn miidcu mol
lc.-te. 8fc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
Sie @olcmiuen ,u Dtaeere.

lie @cfbminen Don gldcere lino in elmer
6n9elfette 0lflid pom 9lio @rdnee, uuo lllb,
nciilid, BON SnHta Sc 9eIe9en. Gle haben
nehrere Sdhten reidlcn @rtra9 getrddt, uuo
lIuc hentSuto9e nod, chen 70 er9iebia, mie ie
porber. Su Der Chat fam man nic,t anae.
ben, nis oiel Reihtbum lie enibaIten. Der
@olbminen. Cilfrift it einIhieeIid ucn SIlt
uno 9tcuplaeere miuceifens Is Weileu lana,
uuo mebrcre Weilen brett, uno ale 3beiten
ocTelbcn enthalten oas fciibare Weiaa =
Rann gcwiunt BAD WetnG ouf pcrlthiree.
nem QSese, meiitens jebcd tnrd, 9uend
Itcn eeS Sd,muBss, tporin bas @cIo aetct.
tet Iie9t. Dor Berg 1T nuf Der Sberfdde
cbenio reihhaIti9, wie i'm Sunern. 9tch
nj aenes III man ticfer ae9an9en aIs fnnf,ia
8 8, unb bat bis babin BEN Stcff oeni
atcidorti9 9sfuneen. Gn mand,en Steaen
ftnoet man oas 9oIo in Seuerilein [9l, ,pel.
der puluerilIrt, uno eann nit GuCdIIlbcr
befante.t miro. 9In einem Srte nentet man
oieIe Wctbote audi beim Sanee an, TOO Gle
fer ndmlid, fir oas gIusnaIhen su fetu 1T.
9ftdit ielten FneCt man groBe Slnmpen -
Ger arDBte, ben man je eutssdt, fpc9 AZ pfo.
Stilde ocn IL, Is, 20 unb 80 llurn, be.
irddtid, init Rupfcr scmifdlt fIno aber uidt
unaepohnlb.
Cine 2Iber nennt man hifr "hcIo :" cinit
&C BON ibnen bileeu @ongIemcrate b. Sanb,
Jttes, @ree unb Sob. SIM 9Iusteutcn
berrcht burhaus feinf NcacImisiofeit /;
mcilt aefdiebt es jeocd, im q8mter prgrn
oes Wan9eIs an WaIIer IN anoern Sabress
Scttcn. Die 3ahl Ter befddftetcn 9lrbciter
Ded'ielt Ichr 1elten fno iber 500, i'm hos
ben CONNER jebcd, hduftg nur 40 bis so
prrIpncn be1d,dftiat Die Grdber erhaten
ctnen befimmten prcis in @cIo ober q8aa
zen, uno 9cheu eem6hnIidh rpicbrr fort, ,pcfl
nur fur tbrC au9enbIidIihsn SeourfnlIc 9r'
icrat it
Cie Staet placsrr III Elm flruer ld,mut
,aer uuo ld,Iedtaebautcr Tlcdcu, nur fur
Icmpordrcn slufenfhalt Der arteifer uno ei.
niger 8auAtute bemcbnt, fpcId,e bas ormcu,
meme @clc ouffaufcn, uuo nit etn lBdGt
ern tuno Arbcitcrn tdTbcln. 9IuGcr benz
tSclo 1T cine rcid,e &upfcraber iii eem Sc.
btr9e, eereu Spur man eurh bds @ianse
binourh oerfcl9eu fam, bic jerCd bic jest
ned, ME bedrteitet pcrbcu III, cbfdcn ale
priuutei9cuthum in sInlprud, ssncmmcn.
Gte Strasc BON Santa sc mad, pIdcere
1T gut NIT Wdaen ,u befabrCn; ocs9lciCbrn
cine aneere BON bd ndd orm Nlusc, uCu
peltem bic Miurn uu9efihr chen 70 weit
abIiearn, ME bon Sautd sc. Ter Berg III
prn Ndlteu, gum 3hciI BON bctrddtIIdcr
Stdrfc, bcwad,feu oud Ole @resr eicbt rs
in ueferfus. Cine CUTE StraBe paBut scn
bier Iber 4Incers mad, psroItc, 8aIcncta
2cma am SIuee, mad, 9fbuausrque, no ees
bensmttcI reid,lidh iu baben Gue, NIB mel
dies nbertaupt Der bPif cuItioirte pIaB. in
gang Icu Wsrifo it. Su tcu ninccn nm
ternehmenccr @opitaIiitsn niireeu cieIe
grrQDcrfe unbrSmeifcIt nulTcrortcnhidcn
@csoun abperfen, eustts jest DlougcI all
lSoner fur oas 9Iuspaldsu Die eiuSioc
Sdlrieriafett bilcet Gurdi @infenfcn ucn
Shadten uuS sInprnrun9 flcinrr Woid,b
ncn fOnntc jcecd Qcnu9 III cem 3neae 9es
purupt ncreef.-- C9luI :. Bslf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
g I'D Ht n c.

SCIgsnees it cine 9iffe Ger Srtcfe weId,r
IL letter Wed,s In otn 9Isntann Defiant
Iicacn aetIicben iino
Witliam 9Itbet, Glisabetb SufI, slnn
Sccs. Slrnb DcfbsIer, Sarab Sutb. Gchn
Sccrgs, Saccb Scmmcr, Capib Sarris,
Su(aunob S1mticu, Smtu Reiprr, s..
ecrds, 9lsubsn eieiuberacr, stmanbor Mce.
ger. 8euaomau Rcpcr, Sofhua W2iGer,
1cfiab RCtnhct, Ssrdmidt 9linger, Scbn
Srlomrus, 80. Shuat, e. G. ShCloen
BiGItam S6oa, 9iudief ShcG, gtrabam
Spinner, Gobids Smilh, genimep gtsiler
g. W. Hnctdre. q. 81
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
9ScrbGr Site.


Scfaences in Elm 8erfit niB Der Redtss
fdlle, peIde Serhort nerten fcfIeu in Der
&curt rcn Common pIeas, in rno fur eedid
@ouutp, oufauqsno am Wcnioa ben 1feH
,Woi ndd'(tcne, I84S, uub tpeld)s cine @c.
DIE oauern loQ.
Tani,l Wrprr ssssn gnbr, S6iffrtifsins Gr'ess.
Sd,nes gtdcr 8teCn y. 8. urb q. s. Nicarp.
Ybilip Metser steen GanisI nBb Gtp. Ssiyss,
Mrnele une 2trfaB asaen @irrr9e gStnaeF.
Sbarles 9stsr sesen Scbn frsihfrr.
-Satcb q. btlfri6 se6tn Iaco Stm.
Usergs sHenntr gcgfn afatsi 9eaeh.
.oshrp Serbian gegen Gdmuel Gftrhr.
Sfaas Salnt ssstn giattau gE5iteip.
Saert 00dtntdeb ssssn Gbrarb Bed.
@jetrge @crt, Gr'cr. bee rfrifrrtereR Sac. Bore,
9easn S1ect gere.
1ts aentnitfratrre etr rsrtfcrtsnen Sartara Ssls
tert, 8easn Daniel Ositsrt.
Nlotare ytrsrs ssBen Samusl ei6bttaT.
Gtmnnh grf ststn peter euhirlg.
9harts gpcutlins eeScn Tster Sinoptr.
3rhatfan Nleln's Slnscn etsen Daniel aisstnsr.
Sape Nctb sssen @tprse g. xanber
Srbn GER, jun. st8en Samuel IPcper.
|ognttr nnO @lil'r's %iiisniss eeesH .. unh g.
GaRingtr.
Grau
Ssnrr 6iltsl esstn 9efiab asrn.
2antel 1eert eessH 9cbn Behc unb Grunhtsr
Sahtet gSetR gsatn 8pefrtte Ssctb.
o'etpah Ne8slp aseeii Tarib 3pcmae unt Gpic.
mon Suh.
Natfan 6rsclp stetn lie eeta Crane Giftnsg,s.
ieufbdft unb Y clcmen Bue.
Ssrr8s Nttrtr gegen cietrlten.
sN'tttr, event ct. al. gesen Reiysr Mnb TuTgss.
Idtpan German seasn gstsr apiaer.
Wrotrito peter eeeth Spnas peter.
2Stitaih Strb atsen Seftrb Ssirsr.
S'ahttl SueTie Bsaen 5rittsrth 0len.
Srbn Se5ert 9sgtu @it4ae &Itin.
Deter alttn sessn aPihaef aieih
Ntutth Srs'nfet. Grersn. seBsn CsRrn Ser.
fenfttd
9rfh Ertt stsen 9sfIs ,3eiIusr.
yopn Simci, ttin etaeH ARaFia s3slfner.
afrtee y. ysdd seesh Danisl nno CTR. &eiFtr.
Xeier ortnar seesn 9aefh 3imeiman.
JeHn Sadrnef ststn pster Selttriinp.
@eteL, Srai'eIer uHe saaiaal eeasn Tst. 3rtytsE.
9faae ttrait-ssesa-S 6 sHatAan- 8 lafs.. : -.
9deeb Ste eteth 9rftrb 8. QDsItnte.
eatbarlna Stiin's Russn seeetf pshr SMnsssst
tilp @rinntsttetnfr.s -. 49,
Gatbarlna 8rtht's 9sutsn ssesu nfh.a z dSAst-
fsr uft ejruhehemrRusr. sqf. y sess
9tGsr ile WPcrrs gessf 9en4a qltsstTs
gtniamin &ueNis afe,n gelGFnat 81 eFnzaf,.
Gra sitt, gtnlJ, hss rtrftcrtrasst zzsyH gs,t.
qesta spenru z4lfsf&
G6vielaH 2rtdrsr asssM akassss @slEzsN
giathau RiHev, wyc1E.
pfarI % nqtG
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
O1SittermmaSwce,IclunS unS @rfdltnna

S0S Sittcrmm9stpcd,Scl unS Grfdlfmu0.
- Wan foute i'd criunern, eas Gin Son.
ilen gcipeis 1T, oas fd, llnrcinl9fcitcn in
Ger 9ru9c auaefctt habcu 49,. ..
Driabt's Suo'aniidc RriufcrpifTrn lIub
cine Der alicr telcn Wcbi;iucn in Der @SeIt
nm cine @tfiltHnQ obSufibreu oieWeit Te
jcnc franfhofen Sdfte, ,peldIc Souffen. 9Ius.
Sehrurg, fdWrres SlthemIh6pfCn, wdftrl9tr
uuo cutinuecte gugsn, wehen Soals, rhu,
matiId'e e dlmrrien IN pcrfdicoeucu 9hci.
Iru ces S0rpcr5 uno ouoerc orfihrId,c Gel.
een Urruriad,cu, ans oem Sl6rper trcibCu.
Crei oocr pier bon Wriab's Snoiauifd,en
SfrdutcrpiIIcu. beim 3ubcttc9ehcn ein9srrms
men, 9cben in ieeem SolIc qinperurg une
meuu man Die McbiSin cini9c WaI 6trccr,
bolt, fpiro eas 8lut pctfcmmcu ecreiuiat,
ole 8croauurg perbcGert. uno Die @efunb,
belt ceS Gorpers Ic9or brifrr als iuUrr
Soltst cudl oor @crfilfduugcn aGIrr 9Irt
@iuioc 1no iiter;udert, glnecre lIuo oenl
duecrn 9Iulebcn mad, Der urfpruugtdheu We.
olstn tdnfd,cno nad9cmddH. Ga6 Ittertc
Wittcl in, MIR bon ben regcimd6igen a9rn
ten iu faufcn. bon ocueu Siucr ceer @ch.
rcre in jeoer Stact uno Sri1d,aft ecs Staar
ties onsutreffen fuo. oaupt Tieccrla9c, DO
169 Mdccfmnee, phiIaeelphia.
Da Su auentaun all bcm Suh Stcbr
orn Sircs, unb SEeipsr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27

~S q.-Wsisen per gu'
1hcl, 81 25; 3caasu, 6s 9BeIihforu, so /;
Safer, aS; 8lahsfaameu, IS; RIseldas
men, 3 81 Iimcttpiaan'Cn, 2 90; 9ar'
trffeIn. so
TSam 9-Drfscn per gufdti.
80; 9tca9sn. IS Wcllhfcrn, so Sa'
fer, 81; &artcfeln, SO.
E%R at d, @buuf {. - 9Rei,en PET
@ultel so ; RcagcrJ s7i WeIfdfcrn,
60; Safer, so; RartcfeIn, 70; gud,psl.
zen, Is.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
Or. Slpopae'5 Syrnp.
Qcet b as 3eu0niB,

Ibiabetrbio, Ger. i, 1916.
or. Srpamie @CfdldBfer Scrr: 0a jh
cine 3clt lang nit snem beftiacn buIlcn
bchaftst gcwcieu, init Sd,mer,cu in msincr
Scite uno Sruff, @mpfnolld,fcit Der Qunar,
furScm 2lthem, 0erIut bee 2ppetits, Yiad,t
ihwelB &c, mad,te i'd, cine prubc nit per
itieceneu in ZEN 3eitnnoen bod, empfcblcs
ncr 6e M 1t tel; cs tpureC jeeod, INNER
Idlin,ncr nit mir. IRetu Oulten mar 70
hrftig cas mir eas SIut aus Der gaIe Idyee,
ais eedeu glufdle cutraten. gu oicier 3elt
empfoM sic Die Nupenounq Sbres ,uIams
mrn9cleBien Wilcfirfd,en SDrups, weldyer
Ic9eid, arfcnq eincerura uno Croft Iu 9c.
wdhren. nno Die oefti9teit bc6 SonifenS ju
miIoern. St belt camit an dber nun, oc =
odnft lei'5 Sjctt uuo ben Wirfnu9en 3hrce
Sufammsuac1rBts Bilofrfhcn Sprups, bin
id oebeilt uno I'M Stanee mfincn tdaid1en
@clhiffeu nah,uacheu. g8ur6sn Spsrfcncn
Den urlprlnaltben uno edhtcn 9IrtifeI, wie
er BON Shnen ;ubtreitet lpiro, faufen une
uid,t init Den Uelen nah9efilld,fen II. rpertb
Icicn prdpcraten SherS treiben, bic man
uutcr cen 9iuf ecs ShriJeu ab,nfeben fud,t,
70 m6d,te or oas Ritiel fein Uiele Id,dbbarr
eebsu su errsiten. ch cfFere eieIc anaabe
rilIi0Iid, fur een Sfueen 1clder, bic leioen
uic i'll qcitten. Sefict3 3b nj 8,
tntr 13ten Gtruse, 76arSn ren Ger Gds rtr
Willew.
~ Die cbige fhibbare Wcti,in in ~
hlben in Dem Suhfohr pnn Grcs unb Rel
pcr bsi euopig Shmibt nno 60 uuo q
3. Icfr's Grctbefsu In NIeufann,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27

AINlNCI H' u lIv
weIhe ale &c jcst perfcrti9t uub easpu 81
bon rerid,ieecneH Arteu auf Slne b0tcu !;
nnb dlte an ben alIernirerisiien prsiscu psrs
faufen tpereen.
IA ihrc Woteriaiisn Die beffen Cub bic
man bcfcmmeu fam, uno ibre 9Irbeitcr pcn
feincn in Der Union iibertrcfcu pcroen f6us
ncn, 70 fubIcn te fh ilbcricu9t, eae iTs Guts
Id,cn Su prrfertiaeu i'm Stauoe (ino, bic an
9Irbcit, Sdb6uheit uno StDl bon feiucn an,
ePru i'm Staat iibcrtrcffrn ncrocu founeu
3u9Ieid maiden lIc befdnnt, eae aud, bcfiin,
big iCee sIrt EubrpPrfeu aus Ger ,tpeiten
Soano, bel ihren 1shr pchIfcil Iu hateu Gno
Shire sIrbsit tpirr uuter ibrCr c;senen 2infs
lIdt perferti9t, uno fouuer baber, menu es
9epnnfd,t tpire, bnfiir qut lfeheu
SSece 2irt 9lusbr6eruu9 miro idGn, wchl.
fell une oeldmiHo aus9efnhrt.
VerIoucn f6nHcu anrufeu unb fir I'D,
feI6ft urtbriirry eafar piro nihts an9cred,.
net r.H
Danfbar fur 9encGcue RunbId,oft, hcfTrn
&c burd, phnftfidfet ibrss @efddffrs, cine
aus9cceAntrrc 6fcntIde Snnpld,0ft su CT,
haIteu.
9lasutdur, Mdr, 27. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
9Sc1aaat Sbac1t!

" { U ! q q 8 z Il II . Il Il q.
Die Geicaftoft wrIde bie;uucr tclanpeu
hat, uuter Der Sirmo non ublerunb
B a ncr, I'M Gem Jtaufmdnns Griddfi,
in Der Staet 2laentaun, miro am 1itru o.
pril lS4S nit 9c8enictiacr GiuwiHiguu9 anf.
geloet pcrscn.-ScIdlc, bic ctpl nod, Due.
StIls ceer anberc Scrocrrnsen ecgcn bcGao'
te Sirma befBrn, brlicben eirIeI6e fraleid,
fur Sesohlun9 ciuSuhdneiacn. = llnc oIs
fcIde, bic nod, in Zen Sndcru tclaatcr Sir,
MA Ituleja flne, ncrbeu hermit criltd,t am
alirn Stance ar;urliftn, ruc ltcb Die Bidder
fir Serid'iiguua, ,ipiItcn jcst unb ecm LIT
Wtnt nddIfens, bcfnceu werotn.
Otidacl llbler,
98m. SO. QSa9ner.
SIaentann, Wdri q, 1913. na4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
Wialc aae1ec sIirtIlef.

Der llnicr;eid,uCtcu tpCrecu in GcItfls
Idaft ireten, IN bcm &aufnanus @eIhift,
am llfen 3aa sIprtl udd'fens, nntcr 6rr Eir
MA bon QBa 9ner unb Snber.- Sie
standardization hermit bic oltsn SfunSsn BON
llhIrr nnb Waaner, eas fIe eds 8cItdft in
alien ecfen oeIfhicrcncn 3rpsi9rn fcriiseen
rperecu, am "9Iltcn Stano" ec6 91cuDcrfer
StChrs, rint6e 2biire 6iflih bon joagcnbud,s
SctGI, iii Der Samiltcn StraBe Der Stact
aGcntaun uno lperccn I'D, freuen init einem
an9emsincn siuipruh ibrer aIt:n Srenntr
unc Gunecn be9Initi9t III rpereen.
93m Q8. 9Ba9ner,
9Salter y. Souter.
aaentauu, Wdrs 81, 1877. raim
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Tbrcnentfagun9 gout5 Bhilipp8 gu
G,unlfen res 8rofen bon D1riS-
pernutbete 8luht Der fDni9lihen
Talnilie-Jleiiguation ber fran5oiis
ftben Miniffer Sr9aniiat elmer
Nrcpilorifdcn 8e9ttrung = ipabrs
fdeinltd,e @rlinbun9 ciner fransD'
), (Iihen Gepublif na6 Dem Muifer
Ner 95ereiniaten Staaten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
Mmffcbcnnt0 cl,erci

~ WNfiCDc1lI'I0cDcrct
in alien beTen osrIhiccencn 3wei3en, au,
olten Stancplabe ain @ds Der QBilIiam unn
sIncreip Straeen, uiiierbaIb GeIb'S Sctrl,
IN Der Staet 9incutauu, nod INNER auf ci'
tic aus9ccchnte gBciIr fcrtbctreibcn, unc mc
&c jeerr;eit auf Ouno taIteu, oocr auf Die
filrSritr slnSei9e ccrfrttgen, jrbe sItt &ut.
lhen, ats
Sarrou6eS, 0aofapaps, 9)ort gSa,
gen, Gbarictees, SuIftes, Car
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2Iaentanu, Wdr, 27, 1913. ro4
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For the GG,Gry.
MILL FEED.

Tbs a.t;,le Of feed, is highly excellent for
ali kinds Of domestic animals; but it stands I'M
rivallcd Tor TIE use Of Cows and Sheep in
rearing their Young It acts upon the secre-
cory organs for The production Of milk, and in
crcaScs the amount Of this fluid. very matcri-
ally. White Corn Meal, Rye, and other slim
ulai:ng Grains. tend TO the contrary. being CT
too heating and driving nature; Mill Feed is
directly calculated to furnish an increasing q
mount Ct noHishmcnt for the Young; and also
is very nourishing to the dam; giving them an
appetite at that languishing season. and greatly
.acil.tates he growth of the wool, and Hair, &
the shedding Of The coat Eyery farmer, en-
gaze in rearing stock, should provide himself
with supply of tbs article for tie Spring
Feb - 1873. +. BROWN.
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and Tomato Biiiers. is already known and
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This apparatus ensures the whole medical
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DIED,

In Bridport. 22d ult. Mrs. Adeline wicker,
wife OF Charles a. Wicker, Esq. and daughter
ofthe late Rev. Increase Graves. In the death
Of Mrs Wicker, her deeply afflicted husband
feels, that he has sustained an irreparable loss,
her relations deeply beloved sister and
friend, and the Church 4 valuable and conSs-
tent member. Eds. of papers in Mass. and
Western New York, will please insert.
AT Baltimore, I'd inst, Hannah Kitty Chase,
in her 9th year, widow of the late Judge
Chase, one of the signers of the Declaration Of
Independence.
In New York, Rev. DR.. Lyell, for many
years rector of Christ Church, "a.
In Wheeling, Va, Feb. %, Mr.. John Fox, a
revolutionary soldier, aged over los years.
In Bennington, VT. on the morning Of the
2sth Feb. Elizabeth, wife of Lorenzo Ames,
and daughter of Nal Rich, Esq. about so
wears Of age.