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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-24
90 aMERCIAL INTEILLiGENCAs
Stock Markets.

BosToy. Jan az, laas-t Amoskeag Manufacturing Com
pany 1850; Leconia Maui featuring 060
sets Mils 300 State Bans 81; City Bank 90 Boston
20 Northern Railroad 92H Eastern railroad 1903; Western
railroad 1884 do l03X 60 Western railroad rights 3oc 3l
sehuseus railroad 7a1a Norwich and Worcester railroad
sa ha,Ioad " Per e. adv 20 do Vermont Central do
IA adv l2 do Nohera do per cent; do
ton and Providence DO 9 $50 Is do Fr,nkia In
suance Co. So 87M cent do Boston aud Maine rail-
lead stock lA adv; do Rutland do 80 per New
England Worsed Co IS per CT Liberty Square Ware
house l62h; $4,000 City 6s years. 9sss
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IN PURSUANCE OE AN ORDER OF THE SURKO.
gate Of the Couoty New YORK. NOTICE hereby given
the city YORK. dsces.sd to present The ZANE With e.
ber W Smith No. ITO Ysrck stree, in the city OF New
York ON or before the Thirteenth Day o. May next Ratsd
NJ. vc,L he tenth day or November 1871 ALBERT w.
SSwfr I31b IEINJXMiH r. FAiRCHILD, Executors.
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
GLAsGow-Ship Harmona-Mess.s Fiulay, Muir VIM
Moore -
GLAsGow-Bark Erronranga-Mr d Taylor, Montreal
10 in the steerage.
LIvERroOL-Bark Naomi-Johu Lang.
BoRpEAux-Bark Adeine 4 Eliza-Mr Duffechou, Miss
Ernestiue Meuon.
MEsslNA-Bark Missouri-Mr joseph Jeffrey
New ORLEANs-Shlp Montreal-J Wiley, u. 8. A.
NEW ORLEANs-Ship silas Holmes-Doct Frazier Head
Mr. Andrew, " DefoTest Capt Samuel Ceilings Mr. Vim
Shannon, Mr. Edward Nloses-2i IN second cabin.
CHARLEsroN-Brg Moses-C Chickering, g Sawyer,
nj Aymsr.
CHARLEsroN-Brig I, bee-Messrs A Bsrusm, Root,
ID e. Smith. 7'
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DHILApELPHLA MEDICAL HoUsE.-Dn

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-DR kINkE-
lin German Physis,an fifteen year resident prIcn
maadies of delicate and destructive habit, Of youth
still continues engage Dr.. Knkelins utmost afostcn la
vads whose Complaints the desperate conaiton
may depend on being always conducted by DR. r. hmse
Strangers travelling supplied moments notice with mcd
cine sufficient themselves the most convenient an
private Cure warranted charge required Let
ters post paid, will meet prompt attention Kssidsncs
of Union svests half square frc the +!
charge W For full particulars, see 18th page Of the PhIsds
DhaA 6Dirt 81 he Timss
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nR. LAMERT IS STILL TO BE FOUND AT HIS
- old Office SO Gold street Fulton, where he be
condentay suited by all those unhappy victims OF NAL
practice in disease of private nature The Doctors
upon the nercura systen, already success
fully pracsed him the continent Of Europe Structures
Nervous Deb tythe result ofndiscreet ndule
ence In youihpocfnal ther with
speedily aed efeotually cured. All letters post paid.
ciospx zee PROMPTLY atteudedt Onice 81 t}nld
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CHLOROFUKM-TO DRUGGIST, AND OTHERS.
The above for producer g nsensiby
!, mar and Tor sale Wholesale and retail by I'D
WARD ". KENT, ll6 Jchu steet.
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nyO rrtRE NO FAY-DR. COKBTT, ls DUANE ST.,
IN her of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
he consued an of certain delicate diseases pac
c Of devoted diseases enables DR.
C. to cure form Of this disease Recent eases cured
IN cnr DAYS mercury used restraint IN diet bus
ne Structures weeks with
~ any pain Constitutional DebtyThose individuas who
INDUCED oathsome habit positively be
stored TO health and society Remember 10 Duane street,
Tcc. DR. Johnsou's
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PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE~--IHE PUBLIC
Hous, No % Duane street. consisting Of lease stock ard
pince closed but be FROM A M until
great chance for wishing to engage HIM
sef in ali hus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-24

M EINHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
Nh Signs-fhe'e lettes remarkable for durability
and brhancy q the gliding unequaed by other article
IN the cywhch briancy warranted to saed EXPOSURE
to the weather. They ao japenned TO- color that rs
be desired Orders left Jones' Beebee Co s. i20 FutoE
III be attended TO- The partnership hereoi
visiting bstssa Meinardt scott, dissolved the lst
T-iv "
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DR coorEK 4 DUANE STREET, BATwEEN

~ NOUt FIN, - DUhNt. n NtlrI - w r1'.I,
~ Chatham and iliam has for the last fourteen years
enjoyed the most extensive practice in private diseases OF any
ned ra New York. He cure the most aggravated
Of this diseases mild cured IN two to live days
StricUreD Cooper has discovered ne method by when
he can cure the worst form of structure in from to two
weeks with scarcely pain to y patis1t Constitutional
mcn Ths when 100 freely INDUCED begets eyspepsia
wraknes of limbs aud small Of the back confusion OF The
and are,.ion societ warranted every
,t IN nssd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-24

LNOR LIVERPUUL--NEW LiNE-REGULAR PACK
OF the 26,h Januaryhe aud sndid fast sailing
loading aud will positively sail y, sbo,cher regular day
For freight having splendid accommodations,
apply board, Orleans wharf foot OF Wall street TO
T. X Collins Sc south The Packet Ship GAKKICK,
Moses Hunt will succeed the Sheridan and sail her
fepul dav.
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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.

RoYAL GURLEY. AUCTIONEER.-sPLENDl
p, w s: . y Ro4A
so4 Broadway. Large and Splendid collection Of Gle
IN ro4dsa ss"is w.
o pa S II Gs1 %;
Glen Tilt Death of the First BeIn NspoeOn at the Pyrs
ss fsa1sss1s
= and
plates; Proats France .ad SUTHERLAND. plates
e Ss srf s:
s1f MaS.d psii sni
beautiful pictures They are now arranged for exhibition
r 90; F-A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE ,R,w,
this s' sn h a.
at clock upon application. Char
LSc.
RoARD--A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE 50 OK SO
Sds.s. 9I IL esy where there arc no board
5, SI s NJ 4SD sy
d S e y
entirely aud much superior to thing ever before
brouxht before the public
"a isg
Sn,S% a Early application j. Apply to DANL
CAUTION TO PAWNBHOKERS AND OTHEks-
~ Stolen Friday morning. the 2s Instant from the base
of No. l1 Chambers street, gold deacned Lever
.wSis a':. ssais. s5s Siet chased!
INK. .a. wifi IF % ssa
Of common curb eh.in with enameed Key Pawnbroks
am: AND S s
the ss
Ra5 80 ss.swa
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO WRITES
w good hand and has knowledge IF
tile The person Employed will be closely confined
bumess Also smart active Boy Apply be-
and IL O'Clock to-day to JAS EOSS. N. Y. and
Boston Telegraph Office. N Y, Jan. "a. 1913
COVERINGS BY A YOUNG LADY, A
~ situation She fully qualified 10 teach tho
udimeLf Of French Music and good English education
Auv letter ddrsssed to NJ A. at this Office will meet with
immediate attsItien
PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALEc-IHE PUBLIC
"A HOUSE. No % Dusnc street. conssrg Of lease stock ard
hxtc bargain-possessiOn gwen Immediately The
place closed SENT but be FROM A M until
r. N great chance for wishing to engage HIM
sc { in the above business
T. HLOROFORM-TO DRUGGIST. AND OTHERS.
The above egen for produci nsenslb pain
and for sale Wholesale and retail by I'D
WARD ". KENT ll6 Jcha steet.
ian rs>
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DkIME OLD IRISH VIII ,SKEY-THE SUBSCRIBER
will be landing in few days from the ship Jane Gid
will sell reasonable As he has only few puncheons
unsod. early application is Apply TO pANL
NOONAN, 20 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-24

NOR NEW ORLEANS-LOUIsI, MA AND new
York Line of Packetsyery reduced rates of feishtTo
sail Monday. January 3s the fast sailing packet sh
svey sail above her regular day ForeRht
furnished apply Dos Td
Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street. OF to WARD COL
Inns, Sc South street. Agent IN New Orleans, William
Creevy who II promptly all goods address
The bark GENEsEt, Captain Dillingham; will succeed the
Clifton and sail q her : day.
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SXANTED-A JOURNEYMAN BARBEK-ONE OF
w steady habits. A ppiy 566 Broadway.

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO WRITES
w good hand and has knowledge IF
tile The person employed will be closely confined
to bumeis Also smart active messenger Boy Apply be-
tweenf0 and IL O'Clock to-day to JAS EOSS. N. Y and
6oston Telegraph Office. N Y, Jan. "a. 1913
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| (NHLUROFORM.-rHIS IMPORTANT FRENCH
~ dscove be furnished qurntity to Physicians
aud Dealer, Il sonabe Instructions for and
msthd of tsinr its purity will
the bjes.-JUHS NIL Az, 1888 Broadway, bet ween DEFY
| and Courtlandt streets.
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GOVERNESS -WANTED BY YOUNG LADY, A
situation goveras: sh. fully qualified 70 teach tho
rudimeLt Of French, Music and good English education
Aav letter addressed to NJ A., at this office, will meet with
mediate
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TlNGRAVING5 COLORED IN A NEW AND SU.
II peror style by VIM. H BUTLER, No. ISL Broadway,
specimens of the publish
ed BY the Unon and other Individuals the style being
entirely aud much superior any thing before
no urht before the pubc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-24

HNHE CHOLERA THE LONDON Dl3PATCH OF
L alate date I'VE have received communication
tom q A. Won venghof .. res,dps - caldwell
cholera raging in Vienna. Dr. JarrIzsef fhysi'
clan, administered cupIum .ann veatfum oyo
The character of the dses be gained by the of
Dr. Uphams Vegta lie fils ElectuSy and Inerua remedy
for Pie AID hch from medus ope sndi has 4
sell to be the only med Inc will totally dpel morbid
Accommodations in the bowels; and which neglect tefi
mates ema ure disease We have headed ths adver e-
with from of the that
various sources TO csutIon the pubic the expected
and contagious di Cholera and which
out OF three ce tain death victims Let those
suffering fro Piles any of its conductive d. such
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Con,Ipatlon tholc Dy.
senaTy Bilious olc general Of the
stomach and Of the produced BY dis
sp.on OF otherwise, make OF this medicine time Ii
will al least remove the bove Complaints and generally
known that SCUM and healthy PERSONS are 70 Con
tsgeous diseases sold wn, esae and retail by WYhTT&
kETCHAM. l2l Fulton street. at retaii, by DR. A Uphsm
1876 Eowey and by Druggists generally throughout the Un
ted states aid Canadas rrice s; per box.
(NHLuROEORM.--rHIS IMPOETANT FRENCH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-24

7 0.O;F1A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE R; W,
this Monday evening jan 2ash National Hall Canal
~ CLOCK, applications for Char
| punctuaL JOSEPH X. TAYLOR, Grand Master.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22
A BRAVE OLD SOLDIER,

Mr.. James Mcdonald, of Wes, Cam
bridge, Massachusetts, passed through
this city % Sunday last, on his way to
Frederick, Md, to see his daughter, the
wife of DIR. Blgow. The Argus says:
ole represented himself TO be the
brother of Sergeant Mcdonald, who trick
ed the old tory out of his horse Selim--
says he is in his 9th year, and was in 80
engagements; was at the battle of Lex
lngto and Bunker Hill and at the taking
Burgoyne's army, lasting 6 days; receIv
ed two wounds at the battle of Brandy
wine; was atthe battles Trenton, Princes
ton and Germantowu; Lost an eye at the
battle of the Cowpens, 17th January
three wounds at the bat
tie Of Camden, under the Brave DeKalb
fought al Gnilfurd court house, under
Gen Green--was at the Paol massacre
&c. &c.-tuugh 10 the late war, uhdeI
Scott, a, Briogewater-wa his adjntant
His son was in the same battle, AMI los
an arn--is now 70 years old-Pos mas ell
at Upper Sandusky, Ohio. He says his
twin brother Timothy, died 5 ears since
at Providence. What is the most remark
able, he ia as active as ihan of 35, anc
as straight as an arrow, Our informan'
says he dined wth him on Sunday, when
he left for Frederick city an foot, with a
bold military step, which surprised al
who saw him. He says he can walk fort,
miles day. He is fne looking old
man, with head as white as the driven
snow
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22
no TllaoeW>
GIT GOES AS IT GOES"
Occurrence in Real Life.
BY MRS. e. r. ELLET.

THERE, sir. take that for your sauci-
ness cried the beautiful Ellen Stanley to
her husbands; accompanying her exclama-
tion with a slapon the cheek, from the
whitest and softest hand in the world.
Tie young wife had been exhibiting
with great pride, new baby dress she
had just flushed, wrought with her ow u
delicate fingers, and the work entirely OF
her own taste and skill. The neat pat
tren of embroidery which had cost her SO
much trouble to draw-the leaves and
sprigs so like nature 10 their form-the
tiny wreaths which fairy might have
woven;-such an exquisite specimen Of
feminine art as ii wasl aud such Goth
and Vandal as Nj. Stanley was, to answ er
her demand for his admiration, BY max
ing fun of it; and telling her, abe might
have lain out her months labor in some
thing better!
MIR. Stanley loeed to tease bis wife a
little now and theni and when he saw the
playful curl OF her hp, he went on laugh
Ing at the dress still more numerically
till his naughtness was punished by the
accolade and the exclamation recorded
Another personage in the group was an
infant about eighteen months old, who,
wskeDed By the talking, sat up in its crib
and looked from one to the other of its
parents: when the father, pretending to
weep bitterly from the chastisement he
had received, appealed to the boys with
lacrymose, 'lsnt my darling Henry sor-
ry for poor papar The little one appear
ed to enter into the spirit of the joke; for
after moment's attention, he burst in I o
laughter, and clapped his hands with child
ish meFiment.
A fourth occupant of the room, did not
seem so perfectly to understand what W as
going on. Old Elsie, the colored nurse,
was sitting quietly at her work in cor
ner, but dropped it, and looked up. when
abe heard the mock sobbing. her large
eyes dilating with astonishment. The
voice of her mistress bidding her take the
child down to give him his supper, reused
her from her lethargic surprise, aud she
obeyed in silence.
Ellen Stanley was the ideal ofa Young
wife. Taken when but a child in years,
from the home of father who idolized
her, TO be the presiding angel in the bouse-
hold of one to whom she had giten her
pure heart, she carried into the matron
all the graces Of the blooming girl. The
goodness Of her heart. and the sunny joy-
business other disposition, overfowed in
q thousand acts of artless gaietF. She
sang to every caprioious melody as il came
into her head; she laughed at all times,
when there was cause and when ihera
was not. Her motion was almost dance
when she moved through the house, and
her smiles, bright and cheerful as the sun
shine, was nearly as constant. Ever &C
tive, because she found ii tedious to be
un pleyed, aud amost exemplary hoase
wifes che wss. .sssi ss hss. ga s,l q zs
Sd { .The bithest bee q -g,s fsE |
That ever wrought in hive;' E :
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22

had cruelty beaten yo"r master the even
,og before. Is this true!'
The old woman opened her mouth aud
eyes, hut made no reply. Miss Hannah
and Miss Winifred rose indignantly; de-
claring they would not be confronted by a
servant. ..
BE seated ladies' said Mrs. Stanley
camley. You did not scrnple to make
assertions on the authority of this woman,
and must now submit to hear her ques-
toned. Spead. Elsie, and have no fear,
bu, speak the simple truth
'May de Lor' heb mercy upon met
esj culated the Degress. i will speak de
me in bis power since | tole eat big lie
about mv missus. You see, massa, dey
ladies az VISA hig hear O. questions ebery
day, bout you and Miss Ellen, and put all
sort % ,ings in poor head. But dat no
excuse for ole Elsie, for tell wicked lie
bout her good, Kind missus!'
Hannah sister let us 60 tsg..
Go on, Els,e,' said Ellen, wh,le the
husband stood in the way of his irfitated
To be brief; the whole matter was ex.
planned to the delight Of the pentent old
nurse, and the cobfuslon of those among
the guests who had beeh most active in
. spreading the caIumny. The Misses Lid,
wark were highly lncensed at this expo
sure of their maIignit, and rejected thu
forglvness offered by Ellen and her hus
band. But they dare not give vent /,
their vexation by any more slaBders. Fo
six months, they actually held their ton
CUES; and the pinance evinced such
depth of modification that Ellen pittie
as well as pardoned them. Her present
of fruits and flowers was resumed; tn
spinsters were invited to her family din
: ner parties; and all was again on friend
: Fly footing between them.
i, ] do not know that the Misses binwarl
pro6ted long by the severe lesson the
D received. But others took it TO heart
e and the foregoing record of unembellsh
|, ed facts, may bea warning 10 gosslps i
general,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22

A DECLARA rIoN OF PRINCIPLEs.-.AN A Nortl
Carolina editor; who is determined that
his lad ers shall not go it blind, has pud.
llshed declarton of pr,n ciples that he
intends to support. They are as tollows:-
The cash for old debts and good securi.
y for new ones. ....
Plenty in The meal gum and sugar, in
the gourd .,.-,.s
The right of every white boy and girl in
the STATE to an Education-also to four
dollars in money, aud a pair of new shoes
An equal distribution of Rain, and no
death amongst the Pine Trees.
3 Twelve dollars and fifty cents for cot.
ton. eighty cents cash for Corn-Wheat
and Oats in proportion.
Shad in the Pee Dee, and big Blues 10
The Cuberas, o sstf ses s.
The right of the white men and women
10 the Stale. who pay their Taxes, to,take
a Sherifs receipt for the same. t
A hen in every mans Pot, and New
Breeches to, all who need them. s1 .s
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22

What do you mean BY talking that way,
said Bill Cruked to a fellow the other day, for
calling him a fool Well said the fellow,
mean every body don't know you are wise.
You will have to make an apology my dear
Sir, said young lady to a young man, for
saying he wouldn't kiss her more than fifteen
times an hour. Well said the young man, |
will kiss you all the time and once between
times if that will satisfy you. That will be
delightful and perfectly satisfactorily sir.
Two men we're walking down street, who
differed in opinion, when one said to the other
you are a liar and you can take it for what its
worth; the other said it is not worth taking
from man of your character, and knocked
him down, without further ceremony you can
take that for nothing, and then have the best
of the bargain.
1t would be curious thing to see person
that never had sense, nor has no idea what it
would be to have.
Great men who can't see when they are let
ing unwse TO their own interest, are short
sighted. s g.t..s-. ss.s
What a humbug'itwould be TO think the
people O, this world were all made ofoBe mind,
when there are so many various opinions.
Nonsense for persons to talk about being
better then every body else, because they
wear costly apparel. - -.
Great folly for young lady to feel bigger
with large hustle, than those villa q small
one. -s'lss'-t s-t& f.st
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22
alDnetrn.
THE VOTING DAY.


Cary me 5ackto Old Tirginia.
No clouds our cause now overcast,
Our hopes have risen high,
For we have found man at last,
Who'l blow the coons sky high.
With Lewis Cass of Michigan,
He is our hope and stay,
Well beat the Whig,lie nominee,
i Upon the voting day.
So Ills march, match--drun, drum,
Shout, shout away,
For all the mass will go for Cass,
Upon the voting day.
We now shall make glorious fight,
AS the wings will soon diskiver,
With Truth and Justice, Law and Right,
Wen row them up Salt River.
One fact the whggies can't mistake,
One truth they can't gainsay,
That Cass the stake is sure to take,
Upon the voting day.
So It's march, march = drum, drum,
Shout, shout away,
For all the mass will go for Cass,
Upon the voting day.
And Cass shall still our watchword be,
On mountain and in valley,
Till every friend of liberty
Around his name shall rally,
The wings may sing, or feast, or fast
Till next November moon, .-
Twill only end in this at last
Our Cass will skin their coon.
So It's march, march-drum, drum,
Shout, shout away,
.s..f For all the mass will 60 for CASS,
-.----. Upon the voting day.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22
&C G. Collins. E,o Philadelphi,

or G @. Collins. E.q of Philade phis
a gentleman of distinguished sbiltb, who
10 154Q, and again 10 1874, travelled the
whote Union in behalf OF the Wig cause,
(m4 Rug 10 the las csmpaign 23f speeches
aud exp Bding S. UOuio secure the ira
nmpt, of our sd sefsaries) addressed dem
ocra,lc meetiag at ltahway. N. Jersey. a
few days ago he stated that HEuAp LET
TFR FROM HssRy Clay IN ms POSSESSION,
EXPRESSING HIS OPINION THAT GFs EAY-
DfD n OF POS Ess THE ABILITY TO DISCHARGE e
tn DIT rs OF TUE oFFleE OF PKEsi DgsI.-
hickory Clgb. r.t,s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Oefentli(he 95enrll.

Sreitaas bsp 3tfu pahifcu Mdgs, nm 10
llbr Scrmilta9s, fol- am S>aufc res Inter
ldrtebencn, III 2ciphiG 2aunIdip, 9cdJa So
cfcntIidj psrfauit werecu:
pFrrP, ipcruntrr I'D, Gin prddtiger eicerr
NIB Sditclpfero bcfiGben, pfcrbc0cfd'irr,
Rhbc, 9ltnccr, Shneiuc, Gin 3 @6ulewa,
gen, ctu @6alswaacu, fur cir pocr smei
pierre cin9crihtct Barren uno @efdlirr,
pHhsen, @99en 6ruIeitsrn, ,Baaenbaoi,
Winomlihle, StrphbaHf, umo Ionit nod, al
irrIri 9auern. uno Joauss@ierdtbfd,nftcn ;u
Hmfl9nelid, gu mcIecn.
Die Seoinsun9en am 8srfdufsiaac pub
aufrartnu9 ppn
SefepA 8etbettclc.
Setruar 7. f3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Oefentlitbe 93cnru.

Wittprts uno Ccunsrflaos ben I. unb
q Wdrs jeecn GAG nm 10 llbr 8crmittaaS,
lcNcu am SNaufc ecs pcrifcrtcncn @ / d, a |
ser d,, lcbthin bon 9llIcn 9aunidip, Scrs
tbamptcn Saurtp, tffentIkb perfauft wcr'
cen
Tfcrcs, 90 !StIf 9liubpieb, Sdwcinc,
Shofc, sipci GtaulS,pigcn init @pep, /
Rarrfn. Spo;irrpnafn, SopIi mp SugSs
Sdlittcn pRusen, @aaen, Grrihmni.i,iis,
2 Winemiiblcn, Strrhbonf, 9IcpfrlmihI,
cine 8cridliebcnheit pcn Sdmieo SNano,
mcrfsaeffirr, SIatr, S6iucstn, greiter, II.
Scartliua, Scn uur Strob, 8artcffeIu bsim
Snidel, Giide, Stiihlc, Sctter uuo 8ettla'
ecu, 8ureaps, oausnhr nit 5Safcn, Rins
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
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