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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-26

The Washington Union makes an elaborate
notice Of the article OF the National lntelligen
Ger, charging that the U. S. Penitentiary in that
District has been converted into huge Cass
and Butler document room. and that the con-
victs are employed in folding aud directing the
documents to all parts Of the courtry. The ed
itor OF the Union does not deny the charge. He
does not even insinuale that it is untrue in the
slightest particular.
So then the disgraceful fact stands admtted.-
1t is indeed pity, that, while the high function.
aries OF Government are on one OF their morning
visits 10 the pententary; experimenting the
criminals in their partisan labors the key OF the
establishment could. not be turned upon them.
We do believe that il has rarely been turned
upon scoundfels better qualified TO make the in
terror Of those four walls their permanent home.
But we again ask the people who are receiv'
ing Cass and Butler documents through the mail,
what they think Of the compliment Of having
electioneering matter folded up for them by the
hands Of Penitentiary convicts. Of miscresnts
sentenced to hard labor for murder, burglary.
rape. incendiarism and horse slenlng>-Louis'
uills Journal,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-26
Glasgow Weekly Times.

.. tras PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY .
CLARK II. GREEN & PAUL SHIRLEY.
Office, for the present First Floor Crenshaw's
HD Hotel, Water Street. Irl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-26
B. f. White,
ATTORNEY All LAW

.. C,RRoLLToN, Missouri.
W1LL give prompt attention to al! business
w entrusted to him, in the Courts of Carroll
ind adjoining counties. octl9-32
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-26
stoves! stoves !

beg leave to call the attention of the pucic to
4 nv large assortment of Parlor, Chamber and
Cooking Stoves, comprising many varieties, all OF
which have been select ed with care, and will be
sold at very low prices and warranted.
JNO. d. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-26
Nnackercs.

~ KEGS fresh Mqckerel.
~ KITS +" packed this year, just
U received nd for sale by JNO. D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-26

Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
on BARRELS Loaf and Crushed Sugars
- BOXES Double refined LOAF n !" Just Just re-
= ceiyed and for sale by JNO. ID. PERkY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-26
Cotton Warn,

COtuOh Sfh.
az BAGS Assorted Cotton Yarn, just received
AeO and tor sale by JNO. ID. FERRY
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
Qlrmenbaus 9leCbnrlng.

Die 9fed,uung bon barteS Sd9er
@fq., Sd,aemeiifcr Der Direftoren oes
SoluIes CUR SeIhdftiauug uno llnicrhoIt
Der 9lrmcn fir cns @auntp Qed,a, bonn
2tcu Snnuar, 1871 his gum 1iten Sanu
ar, 1913, beibe Gage init cln9efblcscn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
S5ranrretb's ptQen.

Die Sranbretbs pilIen Gnb ainslid seoc,
tabtItTd uno alen mad, fcItcn @runofdBrn
9emad't, wrld)c einc fdn0e @rfnbrunq oI6
ridlttg erprcbt hot. gs III Jest fcnr Sprf.
nlatlcn menn man in Rranthelt feline 3u'
tludit 81 lhnen ntmmt fte fIno ais bic beffen
hctn9cr Der @tn9cweioe uno ees Wa9ene
bctanltt uno III alien bpSreph1d,rn uuo biIi'
cici Ndllsn itno lIc oI6 cine 9rcee Se9nuna
betrod'tct. Scee SamiIie fclIte oieIe piHen
i'm Sanie haIten. gErnn aeb6tio ocbraud)t,
i'm Sale slrSuei n6tbia 1T, nirb nur (ehr IcI.
ten ein Ooftcr n6thi9 frin. Sn alien 1dlen
pen @erfdltnn9, huifen rbsr 9fheumotis.
mus, ltno es Die Qriocnoeu ihrem Scrper
tdnlcl9 etele ptIIrn gu 9ebraudcn.
~ Sti9e id,dBbare pi[lrn Gnb i'm gud,s
ltcbr BON 81 8 unb 6eiper, In 9Il.
Ientduirj ~ haben
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
OefeutltCbe 95enblt.

Witprhs uno 0cnnsrflngs ocn |. uuo
, OtdrS jcScn Gag nm 10 llbr 8crmittaos,
icIIcn ON J1duie ocS oerltorbcncn W d, a cl
&c h, lcBthln bon 9llIcu 3onnid,ip, Tcrs
thamptcn Sauutp, IfcntIit oerfauft ncrr
beu d.
Nfrrcr, 90 Stif Sinbpieh, Sfnrine,
Shafr, Spct @dnIswiocn nit gctp, |
Barren, SpnsterwnNeni SHrIj uno Soqo.
SdlIiteu, pau9cn @oorn, Trcfdm5fdure,
2 lBnemhhIcn, Gtrcbbanf, grpfclMihl,
cine 8crid,ierCnhcit bon Sd)mieo SNnno.
wcrfSNcidtrr, SIate, ShmccIn, @rcitcr, 1t.
ScontItna, Sorn unr Strch, SartcfcIn bcim
SuihcL Glide, StilhIe, Settcn NIB genIa.
oen, Surcaus, Soan6nhr nit Raifcn, Mdns
teIuhr, 3 Sefeu uuo 9fcbr, elmer Gin Nathas
Maps Sohcfeu, furferner S3eiTct, CARPETS,
Elm prddlt9cr Orange Baum, uno Grnlf nod
alIcrlei Naus @oucrn uuo Siitd,cu @erdtbs
fd,aften, iu wCildufti9 Su meIoen
Tic SeetnNuusen am 8Crfdufstagc uuc
2luflrartung pon
Scbn Slepptn9er, 9lo'pr.
Sebruor z Syn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
% q th T / Ch (,

wtro hermit geacben, bns Der untcr;cidbne.
te oIs slominiifratcr Der cintcrtaeenIdafi
oes ocrlfcrberen W d,a el Jfrum, Ieetbin
BON, Soeioelber9 3aunldip, eetha @auntY, or
ernannt Wprben 1T. ollie oiejeni9en eaber
ole nod, All brfaste ointerlaeenfdlaft fd,ul'
ei9 fIno, tperben bierburb duf9efproert, in.
nerhalb Bohen bel esm slominiitratcr in
belaatem SoeiprIber9 GauuIhip, ansurufrn II
abSubcsa llnb SpIdle meIdc nod, Ncr
bcrunaen an 9emeloete SinterIaeenfhaft ba'
ben, fuo criudt fcId,e iuuerhalb beIa0ier
3cit pcblbcildtigt einsutdnciecn.
Scbn Si9er 9lbm'or.
Snniar "a. a. - no6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
Oefentlt(5e 93enru.

NreItdas ben 3ten ndhfcn WdrS I'm 10
llhr Sormita96, fcH am S,oufe ees llnters
idnrtetcncn, in eomhid 5nnnId,ip, Qcda So.
ofcnlIid, usrfauft wercen
9Nercc, ncrunter I'D, eiu prdChtiaer QeSer
une Snttcirfcro behucen, pfcreeoefhirr,
Ruhc, 9finecr, Sdneine, Gin 3 GSduIewas
aen, cw fidulswaacu, FIR Cit chrr ,mci
ptrrre cinacrii,tet, Barren uro CScfhirr,
pHn1cu, G09cn, lHeuleiteru, Waoenbloi,
Wlnrmithle, Strohbanf, uuc Grulf nod, aI
lerleI Saucrn nno Jnaus. 8crdtbldafte III
umifdnelidl su mcIecn
Die SeoinsnnSen am 9crtarfstaac uuo
Aufpdrtun9 BON
Sofrpb QGetbertplc.
Tcbrnar Z. *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
8 bann SO. . e 6tel' 8
Oefentlt(6e QSenpu.

. Sc fol- 0fftntid, urrfauft wcroeu. Ooitcr,
tags uuo Sicitd9s, ben 2ten uno 3ten ndd)
fen Wdrs, I'm 10 llhr Wittn96, all Ger lest.
herigeu lBobuun9 oes perilcrbcnen Spbann
R. 2 dlteL in Serrfcro 1Ipa 8erfe
@auutu:,
5 pfcrce, s Rlhe, A 9iufswd9cit unb
Saoi 2 @dulSwdGen uuo Saci Gin uiebe'
rcr 9Bd9en, eiu @dulswa9en, Gin Spa'
,icrwaacu, . pHn1e, 5 Sfwsine, BeIld,,
form GaOe, nofcnpflu9, 2 @a9eu, Drcihma.
fd,inc, Winemiblc, pferec9sidbirr nller Cir,
ten, Jocu bel Der 9onnc, 98cIiffcruiaut,
furScs Strcb tci Ger ectts, 500 9cbuno
lau9cS Strcb, 60 pfCiteu, gdrrCl @eia,
3 Srudtrrffc, Sperrs uno 8hbtcIteu, Soeu,
leIteru, YBa9cnlpinos Strctbanf 6artcf.
fcIn beim &uId,el, 8dbclu 9cdleu, SoObel,
Sanf Sdaeu, Sohrcr, 5ocbeIn, Sdubfar,
rcu, SnfotcehaHt, Spltar, Sietel, 2ICrte,
3nbcr, Sdde, 2citern, SHUTTER, 3r69e, 5ti
fen, NcqSbeoos, gdrrcIfdiier, Butter. Bar,
Ell, . Scfru init Nchr, 6 Better uno @cttla,
ocn, 3cppid>e, SutIts, lcincn 2uh, Desf
CrohrI . 8ilfru, 3llhe, StihIe, Sdnfe,
&dldrant Spie9cl, Slecr, YcrSstain gGaa'
re, pcrfticoeuc wtrtbpcIle 8ndfszsa 8i
helm, Sricrbi gEerfe, sIrnet's pabrcs @hris
itcutbun, ,cy Sptuurac uno NafpeI, tipfers
ne uno ciierue JfCifel, Sichhdfeu, Scilcrs,
uhr init Rdilch, Slorttppd'e. swri Rhdcns
id,rdnf, Snnerncs @cidDirr, 2dtncrac uno
Nifcu, uuc cine 9rpec 8erihieornhrit anbc.
rcr Nous' unc 9auern.@rrdtte su umftdnc,
lld) ~ mcIcen.
Die @eOin9un9cn am gfrtaufstase unO
2ufmdrtun9
CSnCr,,k W O2c1,toI !
5}Slr 5l,'2 j. ). gc6tsl. Tetei''' acm'Or'.
Sctruar Z, ro3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
Sr. 9iUaa)isc'S
Us I bftr 6 nGprup.

70 ~ w w u " y II II.
Oas aG9emciue Sob, fpeld,e biefe Ibdsba.
re Maeoi;tn bclfdnbi9 in ben Der. Stoateu
9ewinnt, unb Die oiele faunensnertbe Nm.
ren Die es fcrtwdhreno bcrpirft, Sienen ola
aenn9enoe Seweiie, oaB es bic etn,ioe .unS
ilbers Sur ii bel euneen, sIus,sbrIlt1o. I'm.
iten, 8erfdltung, @n9brnftiefeit, 8IutIpeicn.
eeber' fdreroe, 9icruenIebwddbe. euftrob.
ren'@ntSlnSnng, Sd,pri atbmen, uub aIe
SDmptcmen Der sIuSSbrung "a
9Seun fId,, ipdhrsuo hem @ebraud, biefrr
9RroBin, Gartlcibi9feit einffeGte fcate. 60
fam man I'D, eincs 9elinocn earir,niitels Be.
otsuen-, Oeffer Swapnes suGamnenoefes,
ter Wilofufdens SDrup in cine gReei,i,i, ,pel.
die Die prcbe Der grfahrune beilan6en, nno
rpenn mad, ben @cbrauds. SlnweiIuuoen elm,
9encmmen, Cpic felbe in "Dr. Smaune's
2Inmeilun9 CUR @efunobeit'' onaeoebeu.l
rpiro rs itdj isItsn als unpirffam erfpeilen.
Sleles pamphlct lohnt Der W,ube elmer
Durdlefnng. '
Die ddte Webiiin ipirb nut alIcin prn
Or. Swapnc subereitet, 81. 90. @tfe Der od,s
fen une Gace Strasrn, philadelphia.
p Die cbt9e ftdetare Wlebi,in in N
habcn in eem Sud,lfohr bon @rcg une Rel,
per bci Sncrpi9 Sdmiet uno So. unb q.
y. Wcfcr's sIpctbrfcn in aGcntaun ~ la,
ben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sllIc relde nod, In ben Stchrbnd,cru ecu
W eno n9unc 60, lebthin Stcbrbal.
ter in CUB WtcithalI, Ihubi9 fnb, 70 ipie
IN Jtoten uno Sanoen &c. wcreen hermit in
'Senntnis 9cfcbt bae IIe ;niidcn nun unp
ocm ndd)itcn lifen 9Ipril 91ichtatcit MAIDEN
nunen-uuo fcld,e bic nod, sluforSernnaen
an bcfn9te Smma ~ MAIDEN babcn, teIieben
thre Rcd,nun9en bis eabiii AUDI eiuBubrin
gen.
MtenrlGn9 unb Go.
Sanuar II. -*su
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

{ rd9beit t. Shwinecl i'm SScpfe,
Sauien Dor ben Shrrn, ,fcpfrpeb, 0er,flop,
fen, 'e Wri9bt's incinnifAe yssraattrptiisn
hnh Gin fderesk sSoeilmitteI fir Die cbeuoes
naittcn ilnnn9enghmen 3ufiIe, iuSem GIe ipl,
die oerltcdten uuo peIeorbeuen GinllIofeiteu
oes 86rpers aus bcnialben treibcu, De[dbe.
netn nc nd, Der Sauptmafe ees umiaufs
mltthcllen, Die Iriade uon osSi llnaeIiiimeu
Iuordn9e bc5 Sfnis had Gem 8rpfe,
Sd,mnoeL GerIuff tss @jeeddtui0es, gi6.
oi9feit cees@cIttes, Shmrr,en i'm Scpfs,
uno ,randler 0neeren SDmptcme cines
ihrefen nno berborbenen 9lntes Emo.
Bri9bt's incianilhe pfanscn. piaen, fTnb
ollc cine Der teffcn MebiStnen in Der IReIt
fur Die Socilun9 BON llnorenunarn, iieem lie
ntdlt nnr ale Die obeubenannien unanaeuebs
men Smptcn,e we9freiben, fonoern aud, iei
DC ilble Ncf9eu zines ungrIfiimeu SInoranaes
oes 8lutes nad benz Sppfe pcrhinbern, tno
een 6orper sh einem Sauerhaftcn GSeIuno,
beitSiuitdnec teffinimt surIdbriuacu.
SHiltet cub Scr 8erfiIfduueen aller 9Irt
@lniae' flne Ibersudcrt, 9Inecre (ino Dem
anRern 9lnishen mad, crr urlprhnalid,en N2e.
eBlu tdufdlenb nad,scmad,t Tos iiheriie
Wflttel II, iTur bon ben rcgrtmdei9en 9laen,
ten 81 faufcu, pru beneu @iner oeeF gRebs
rere tn jeecr Stdot uno Srtfctlaft bee Sfaas
tee onSntrcfrn ,Tno 6aupt Oiiceerlaae, SO.
169 9foccifroee, pbilabeIpbia.
0p Sn aIentaun on Dem 0ud,. Stobr
ocn @rcs, nno Seiper.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
g Ct hter..

Srrben crhaItcn ein friidcr 8crrath cop.
prltf nno eInIdntlgc @ewcbren, lleberihube,
observation-disclosures, trrdene @iiter,
ucberrDde, Sad' @oat6, uno cine 9erfd,ie,
eenbctt anorrrr 9Irtifet psId,e i'm @rceen II
aletnsn an ben blIli9frn prsisen fir 8aare
9cIo pertanft psrosn.
agH Soenrp Zimmerman.
sllentaun, Sanuar IL. no6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
Oefemtlte6e 93enpll.

gm Ctenitna ben 7ten Madr, nm 10 ubr
Vcrmtta9s, irl om @afibanle ees llufers
idriebencn, in sllIen launGohip, yscrtbamp,
ton Sanntp, 0HentIid, oerfauft iperben
pferoe une pferecsefd,trr, SSihe, 9finber,
Sfaafe, @ler9duIspd9cn, pdfr Tutrs
pert llllo @sitbirr, QBogenbaei seuleitern,
ptln9e, @aaen, crISfdIitten, patent 4sino,
mnhlr, Stelfipaaae, 8infterfette, Sperrfets
ten, frnhtretfe, @'rasfehfen, Drcfdmdfd,i,
nc nno pteree9emoit, nnb fcrft nod, alIeiIie
Sauern9erdibldbaften Su umfdntld, su mel.
ocH. u a GrIf2 o o. 'a'''',,
:, Cis Seeinann9cn um gerfdufstaae unO
Scbrudr7. #t8 70 *ar,
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Or.
Sauuar 2, 1917. - 8iIdn5 laut
lester 9ied,nung, 1858 80
Mdr, q Saar empfdn9eu bonn
@auntp Shaemeiiier auf eelne
Sreer pom Iifcn Eieles, 1000 90
gRai 3. 8dar empfon9cn bon
Dm Nuitin, cincr Der CireftcrCn
SeS Buds So. Nrmcnhaue5, fur
llnierhali, WeoHin, uuo 9lufpar'
tun9 prn 2loam 9icidarc, IA 96
Wii7 Z. 8aar empfan9rn ucni
@aunto Shasmcilter gum 2bcH
ocnrr Sreer pom 3ten Cieies, 400 90
YPdi 10. 8aar empfdn9en pom
&auuID Sd,oBmeiifer gum lheil
beiner Srecr pom 3Gcn Cielrs, GOO 90
Huli 13. 8lar empf1n9en pcu
Daniel pauIis, Selauf bc;abIt fnr
bic nid,t @rfnuunq ciues Sneen'
inres pcn Sarab pIuIis, 90
9luaulf 3 8aar pom @duniD,
S,baBmcifcr, fur ociue Ocrcer ..
2tcu DicIes, lOoO 0O
October Is Saar pom @duntp'
ShoBmciiter, fur oCine Srrcr ..
4rcn ricIes, 1900 90
Tcu q @aar ocu @rim uno
Rcuiuaer, Elm pfero an Ie pcrtaufr 30 90
NOV. D Vdar0 Slnnt0 SdlaB
mciiter, Nlm 3bcil oeiucr Sroer .. ..
4ten Dirlcs, 500 90
geu l8. @aar pom SduntD
Shasmciiter, gum 3heii celner
Srecr pcm 4fcu Ctcirs, 800 OO
S,cp % Biau,, $40 90
Drc 81 Sur eciue Srecr BON
30ffcn ricics, loO0 OO
9ec. 81. Saor pcu W . @bcr'
barb. Eelauf prn @icIce I'M Sfilse
pcn 2Icom 0ehr, iur 3cit er tm Cir
mcuhauis anfJcucmmcn wurce, 90 %
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
nrfrital-@tiahltf flIr

.6rfrital-8tjablt fir
8auhrIS 1867 45 Wamernrbcit,
73 62 !; Sduof1hurft,welIe, 10 90 /;
Sduitrff, &c II 90; F; EOd'feiuIc9rr,
3O2 S8 Strciuer.9H anf Hcdi,
uuuo. 30 90 t; podtciafabreu III
40 ,D&drmcr, stcGf'.c 13 90 !;
Shirferead,, 257 SO /; 6uthen FpiI.
tren, | 80 Safteinc, no o5 !;
Stcm,ShweIIeu, 5 10; NRiiicren,
264 % ; anferdrbcit, 80 %; @d,
itinas mo 8 fsur 2Irbcjt, 2lS 90 /;
@'rcbGdmieo 9lrbciE 14l 90; Drc'
hen, . IS; Wadcrrinre uno SIed,,
65 55 Sd,IoIer' uuo Sd,lnGcI, p
6s ; @c6eu ufo pflditsrn i'm npipi'
tai, | 50 +; Sartc Waaren, "a 80 (; :
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

Sanuar H..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
SSSsec glitter |!

lie llntrrfhrictrnen baben Icrben cine
.9nsnabl
&rpGene 9Saareh @rocerien, @laB
uno SuienSlpaaren
erbdlten, ilno ftnc iret bcrrit Sctermann,
Der notlfeil sn fluftp ,pnnIdt, Al befrieSi
aacn 9Slr 9iaubrn fen oas ciefr 9lnepabI
lnneuen gb9nn9 fIneet. Rcmmt eahcr ms
9s,ahnt che Die lth6nitrn QBaarcn aI' pcr,
tdntt mo. DonFbdr fir bir Iitrrale Inter.
,thBunA bltten Tc I'M cine Grrtcaner oerfcls
zen.
Wtere unb Bearer.
H"VH''Hht Ueornar 81. Ha3m
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Coprt of acknowledgements Term.

SYRACUSE. Tuesday. Nov 2l.--Chlei Judge Je"
EFT announced that today day for hearing mo
lions No motions were made. Mr. D D. DAlsys re
surned his opening argument Of the Fost Olce Ease
~ Is and occupied hour or more IN his Argument
=, which Mr. DAVIS Noxon. Of counsel for defendant
In error replied IN argument OF nearly Two hours
and Mr. D. Dillsyo, for plsinuf IN error closed me
arguments Of this cause No ls.-Suas santa SPPeI
t,r appellant Spencer Herman for respondent Ihe
.rsument of tbi. opened by NJ kirkland Tor sP
pellsnt and Mr. Herman commenced his reply on lne
part of respondent and Al the acJoufhhsht =! tAe
-, hss ~, fuisheo We are informed tbs, thls
Court intends adjournins over THANKSGIVING day
- fsXracuse -tar
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LAKF SrFEFIOR NEws.-Ihe last number 81 TN.
usn.r for the season OF las has been published Du
rns the winter months IL publication Is Suspended 10
Do resumed at the opening OF -prng commune atlon
with the Mineral regions John lngefsoA the Ed
tor and Publisher has probably been elected 20 the Le
dslsture from Chippewa county
FRAUD o. BANE.-We lesrDlirom the bdynf
Crst, Ohio D,m4ral that julius Moore, msr
chant Of b,t ps-e was dyed n AL % the charge o.
b,iu abstrscted from the Wayne County Branch Bank
d. sur, al All COO he cknONIsdsed the theit and
ttsd that part OF Il Wss deposited In an Clubhouse On
bis mothers premises. where -lJUvV u II was found
The teller the Bank hsd previously been unJ4sh'
suspected OF having been guilty Of the ROBBERY
FLYlv rHE WHEAT-Accounts have come 70
"a latelv from Washington and Cecil Counties. Of asn
,e 10 The growing Wheat crop oy ~ and nov We nave
H. FOLLOWING from the R0csrnt Journal a. % Mont
gonery County We ar sorry % learn that i1e ~
has done considerable injury % the "ne.t 10 some
portions Of our County tD@. 11n
u Serious disturbances have prevailed Tor
.o67e dsy. Al Croion Fsi- among TIE Irish laoorer
sc,,isyas on the Harlem Railroad exien.ion several
,,-.tor. sb,conded with the wages % the i.ooTers
Tbi. ysve ri.e 10 M feeling and personal Conflicts IN
rhsF ms pis,ol, snd stones we're used o-i happily
without loss Of lie.
DysoN's FACTORY BUENED-Ne are ln'oIn.sl
-. 49, -,u factory OF Mr. Jepihs Dyson. sEgsted IN
S,is,, ro.nrv was burned CT the Iisat Of ire lJtn
\, -. -, k,oxn row the ere originated The build
- =. - s,irk ard this unfortunate cssu.l'y has -
- -, 4, a. 7,n,ssi .te Ices of about Slo.ucl
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T. T1e E4.fr # NE T-i5uH'
As Won ask tor some facts in regard 20 this Fer
ry unaccompanied BY the slang Of the day take the
opportunity Of your invitation Of sending them TO you
The card % rates herewith. which obtained Of the
Ferrylnasicr this morning will sustain, in the main
what now proceed 20 state. The distance across from
Jersey City % CoTtandst ia more than mile, beng
three times the distance from Brooklyn 10 Fulton Il
New y ork The boats leste each side II the River
every minutes fr'm say early dawn 20 given time
10 the evening 10 the long days Of summer the frst
H. minutes boats begin At o'clock 4. NJ aud cease 81
T. NJ gradually chan ging ~ the days shorten. Al
r the B minutes boats stop the ng boat leaves each
side OF the River every 80 minutes TIL o'clock morn
ming The Ferry leased by the New jersey hsi!road
Co in order 20 give facility 20 their travel other travel
and persons Tesping the benefit OF their necessities
The Railroad the ferry charge Tor ~ passengers
Ia the passage money in the cars. The Paterson Kali
road Co does into this nor does
il fud Il % be ~ interest 20 separate boat ne
eading feature In the ferry charges Is the Communication
system. Any family or person may commute 'everay
ointly-ess prorats Tor families Than Tor Al nolfu
ua-ranging from 6 % SO each for which free cross
- a. al times during IL and - frequent - they
please, i granted No charge for children % com
niuters under years Of sse servants - per annum
Communication team tickets sold 70 all Al so tor 100 OF
No cents each ticket passes one horse, venice sno
Or yer two tickets two horses and vehicle, &c Ne
Tickets almost universally purchased Dy iafmeHsf
nlnkmen gardnsrs mechanics manufacturers, grocers.
oui ders families &C &c. table Of rates = esiAo'
shed FOR those who do not commute. THIS has been
char ged from time 70 time wnen deemed uhfeason7'
For nge person cents Is CHARGED 20 cents Tor
one horse team 80 for two &c Almost everything IL
carried By carts wagons. Whatever nas 10 De nan
died bv the hands 10 price but a. surn tnin.
DELAY the boat and cost more accommodates 81 ro1nf
and saves expense Of sarng both sides ~ sending
~ vehicle AZ once About 100 head Of cattle pass 70
me New. York market weekly. The Jersey CITY Ferry
yet. none OF the custom 10 the great relief 81 pss.rn
gers who thereby avoid delay a. well ~ annoyance
Al tbings taken into account the rates on TINS ferry
sre considered cheaper than A. any OF the Brooklyn
Ferries The price OF tickets At Brooklyn is the -ane
:. Al this and the hsi Of family commuters 20 cheaper
have never known say grievance properly presented
~ the Iassses out Il had satisfactory attention
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

Believe yourself then. citizen, to De OF con'e
qucnce. God has given 70 you, 10 every man. tne he
Rage OF truth. Prize IL labor tor IL wreste witn
uiice conquer It's weakness build up the truth ID
your hearts on the downfall Of Aud then cher
Oh worthy tust the truth have noble thoughts oi
what the truth can DO
let the Christian IN the discharge Of his duties as
citzep act IN the sse that Is ever with the rsnt
~ him feel in the arrsy OF hosts sgainst him thai hr
s,bfs MOI his battles alone Ia the darkest hour that
ca il with him In the strength Of Just cause, lei
h raise his eyes 10 the King OF Nations ss OF saints
nd behold these words written on the sky 10 TINS
sigu conquer. -. ,.A...,.., ,,,,
I'm more i ono other motive Tor the Cnrsusn Olt
zen IN 40 his duty II the power OF example. lt1'n
"a most eaectuAl when II works IN the hNins nSh--
Con,4rnpt i, poured upon IL; II Is ruiihso, "neh
nan. political theory vsrisnce with MS NE mere
4. IN religion. men VIII not only Judge you oS soson
rsther than by your creed but they VIII CONCEIVE
prejudice sgaios, your creed from the las ., yGt y,
private Character They will not be over eaielu -
separate the two They will have 30 very iAVoiao.e
opinion Of sentiments o; which men talk long ah
bat which make their conduct no better than tnA' o.
their neighbor. a., -.
do not say thst this Is swsys Just believe. thsl
such IS human aasmity. that II 10 sometimes unjust
But 10 not less the TACT that men put little lain 10 inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

hk. D.. ~. HO--, ste ~ ne United states Amy,
DHkss .~ssufr in informing his Old h~nds snd M PUB
r grusfsy that having returned in Ms ~ sei 81 an
yezfs dur1g winch um- he bal aesot~i
M attention "a al hnsa diseases Incident i0 he fsvsses -
var sol unhealthy climate. he has opened ms ONCE q
Bar ~ 81 ffs aouf shsfe he v b. sd % -~s ne 90
n.ms nature Particular attention VII - all ~ no
tfss urn ~ scfufua "a mefcursl diseases fhsi
msfi.ni wounds II q. descriptions cfsmp, disocapn o.
.ftls, acsfafsd throat sf@ eyes ohslnsie casn~ous
enlu0us asihms cuughs. 30 NJ ~ kpss ffems y IN
Necessary mention ihs be eNp-~ne- M OF ~ ne aov,s
di.e-.e. ne srf 90 h- afte fef hs
NekIr emhuilru. him 10 mae strong pfeirn%i1ns |"
ih-ir imm-dis~ snd speedy cure Df kosss Spsnsh IN
hrnraor srcs celebrated thro shuut S~siro tor NJ
ouch sd permanent cure u fbeumsusu A. spfss hs
s.. ssvs usuy ceebfsied 'nf yeas -y.s N lnnsn-1
ssfs ne only article which be r~ef upon 10 e-s~s
y veal syss HIS Ali@fslgv syrup stsDds un@1ns1h ~
any pfTpsfs0n nO~ 10 us~ fOf purifying n" blood ara N
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24
The smith and Harris VIII Case.

Editors Of The Albany Ereaias Journal
SiRs The great viii case OF the late Sidne!
smith deceased has length been decided 10 ia'of OF
the mplainsnt Ms. Nancy Harris, ssteI OF 'ne DC
ceased and wife OF Gen Harris OF south New oerin
Cbensnro Co This was argued At the sepism oer term
OF the supreme Court Norwich, and decided A. me
general term Of the Supreme Court ~ Coopefsio~ h
la.t week The whole will was declared Vold ana tu
,,rfv voss directly 10 the heirs ~ law Mrs. Harris
and nephew, Mr.. Csdy. The estate amounts to over
$4,000 Yours, &C