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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

A QUANDARY!--In 1910 the locofocos said
that Gen. Harrison was granny" They are
now trying to make the public believe that
Gen. Cass was Gen. Harrison's ADD Misrep-
reservations like young chickens, they
still come home to roost !"
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

ton IN Albany, n. T., few days ago, aud we
now subjoin some particulars from the New
York Tribune:
ALBANY, Thursday, Aug. 17-9P. NJ.
The district of the city burned is bounded
south by Herkimer to Church street, thence
west along TO Lydius, crossing Lydius street
The fire proceeded north along Union to Hud-
son street. The line of that street was the
boundary of the fire. The eastern boundary
was the dock, along which, with exception of
three or four stores, all was burned. Those
acquainted with Albany will find that about
one-eighth of the city is in ruins. The streets
burned are Herkimer on the north side from the
dock TO Church, Lydius on both sides from
Dock TO Union street, Denniston street entire
ly, Hamilton from Dock to Union, Division
from Dock to Union, South Broadway from
Herkimer to near Hudson, Church from HeI-
kimer TO South Broadway, portion of Dallius
street, Liberty street from LyGius to Hudson,
and Union mostly OH both sides from Lydius
to Hudson street.
In South Broadway the Eagle tavern, Uni
ted States Hotel, and the Townsend House are
among the principal buildings burned. At the
Townsend House the fire was checked on the
east side of the street by the rain, on the west
side BY the rain, and brick store on the corner
of Hudson.
The entire of the pier from Hamilton street
bridge to the cut used BY the Boston ferry-boat
is completely swept away. Here he FIRE was
communicated TO the freight barges, &C., des-
troying several The destruction here was i'm
mense. The floats used in the basin for the
storage of property are burned. Eight or ten
freight barges belonging to the Hudson river
and Swifsure lines and the schooner Colent Of
Boston were burned. The schooner Eliza Ma
tilda of Boston was much damaged. The CO.
lumbia street market and three or four buildings
north of it were also destroyed. 1t is impossi
bic to estimate the loss. Two millions of dol
lars may cover it, but this is but guess work.
| The number of buildings of all kinds destroyed
cannot be less than fire hundred!
The insurance is also large, but ii is doubted
whether all eau be made available. To the
providential change of the wind from the south
to the north, followed soon after BY drench-
| ing rain, can the preservation of our city from
a Widespread ruin alone be ascribed. Had not
the wind changed, the power OF man could not
! have stopped the confsgration, and it must on
| Is have stopped by reaching the northern
I bounds Of the city.
/ Tie fremen of Troy, West Troy, and Schen-
ectaay were here in full force The confiagra-
ltion in Liberty street was stopped by blowing
I'D houses. 1t is feared that several lives were
iost-rumor says as many as ten, but there is
no positive information. The museum and
other places OF entertainment are closed.
Gov. Dorr has taken the field for Cass and
RI Butler. lie took the field for revolution once
bat run from Chepachet faster than Cass vii
III November with the people.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

BENTON AND BUTLER.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia North Ameri
can gives the subjoined statement in relation
to the affair between Senators Benton and But
Ter:
The usual communication, inquiring wheth
er personal application of the offensive Ian
guage employed by Mr.. Benton, in reply te
Mr.. Buffers proposition for an inyestiga
ton of the publication of the resolutions re-
speeding Gen. Kearney, was addressed to Mr.
Benton yesterday morning. During the day
an answer was received, in which he simply
reiterated the language, without explanation
of any sort. Upon consultation, it was con
sidered that Mr. Benton did not mean TO dis
claim the imputatlon, since he had refused the
opportunity offered by a courteous inquiry
and under circumstances which demanded al
explanation, if he contemplated such contin
gency.
Accordingly peremptory message was de
livered last night, which precluded any othe
than direct reponse. This communication
was presented by Mr.. FoOte. An answe
was received to-day, in which Mr.. Benton de
clined to continue the negotiation through Mr.
Fooie, but not upon grounds affecting the per
sonal honor of that gentleman. The affair re
manned in state oil suspense until this alter
noon, when warrants OF arrest and subpoena
were served ON the parties, upon information
lodged before a magistrate. The hearing
of Mr. Butler and Mr.. Benton was defer
red until tomorrow. Mr.. Mangum ties
tilted TO the delivery of The original communi
cation.
The matter may stop here, but am incline
to doubt if ii will. Such an intliSnity vii
not be brooked by ony one having the Butte
blood in his veins
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

&C. Governor owsley offers reward Of
$3.50 for the arrest of Mark Emmerson Mich
ael, who is charged with having murdered
Elisha Bell in Wayne county, KY.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

LEAVING CAss FOR TAYLoR.-The Red River
Republican, a widely circulated and infuen-
tial paper, published at Alexandria, La, and
here tofore the leading Locofoco organ in the
parish of Lapides and the north western part
of the Srate, has stricken from its columns the
names Of Cass and Butler, and in their stead
float triumphantly the honored names of TAY-
LoR and FILLMORE.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

New York FOR TAYLoR.--the Herald has an
estimate, based upon the strength of the cleo
ton of I847, in which it allows MIR. Van Bu-
rem fifteen thousand Wing votes, and says that
the wings will then poll 1900. which will
be be a majority over the Hunkers of 10000
and of 10000 over The Barnburners. 1t adds
that New York may be set down call right
for Taylor"
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

Queen Victoria Is % years old, has been
married 8 years, and has given heirs TO the
throne.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

O-John M. Bolts has been so often mis-
represented in the presidential question, that
he publishes letter in the National Intelli-
gencer, in which he states the position he oc-
cupies. and concludes by saying that he ''shall
vote for Gen. Taylor" and adds-'I will not
presume to offer my advice to others; every
man must take the responsibility of acting fol
himself as his judgement dictates; all / can
venture to do is, 10 set them what hope may
prove to be good example. ai en.f
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

&C. The Philadelphia News states that
Commodore Stewart is in favor Of the election
of Gen. Taylor 10 the Presidency. Ii win be
remembered that the commodore was one oil
the Locofoco aspirants for the Presidency. and
that his name was introduced into the Balti-
more convention in 1914 in connection with
that high Office.
Two Of the Locofoco Presidential aspirants
IN 1914 are now opposing the election Of Gen
Cass-Mr. Van Buren, and Commodore Stew
art. Not only are these very prominent Loco
focos hostile to Cass, but large number o
those who were the most conspicuous mem
bers of the party in 1914 are endeavoring II
defeat him. With such facts before their eye.
some of the locolocos have the eifrontery tc
assert that their party is not distracted by an.
serious fueds and that Cass can get the vote o
the party! November will tell very differ
ent tale.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

OEThe campaign of Gen. Taylor presents
a sublime and beautiful picture. 1t is that OF
faithful and manly servant obeying ordersh
did not overly approve of, but the propriety OF
improperly of which he did feel himself at
liberty TO discuss, and being naturally of a
taciturn cast of mind, did much work with say
ing very little. He received orders from his
government TO march upon occupy Corpus
Christi. In due time he writes back, and the
following conversation may be imagined to
have taken place.
81 amat Corpus Christi"
''Take post on the extreme frontier Of Tex
as
"What is the extreme frontier Of Texas"
"Plague on the fellow. But we must give
him some line. The Rio Grande."
81 am on the Rio Grande."
elf the enemy attacks you, repulse him"
81 have repulsed him."
"Follow him and take Matamoros."
81 have taken Matamoros.s
Follow him and take up your quarters. in
Monterey"
81 am in Monterey"
"Follow him and whip him again."
''Buena Vista, Feb. "a, 1S47.
81 think have whipped him SO bad, he
cant cry
"You are wanted at home to be President.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

AWFUL FIRE IN ALBArY.-The telegraph
brought the intelligence of a terrific conhagra-
ton in Albany, N. Y, few days ago, aud we
now subjoin some particulars from the New
Norl. Tri hune-
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

e~-The Louisville Journal of yesterday
says: We were in error in stating few days
since that the Evansville and Vincennes tele-
graph line had commenced operations. We
understand that Mr.. Whitman, of the TELEGRAPH
Office in this city and a very skilful operator.
leaves for Evansville to-day to put the line in
operation From an intimate acquaintance
with Mr.. W., we can recommend him to the
citizens of Evansville as gentleman worthy
of their highest confidence. aa
p S. Since the above was put in type, the
Telegraph between this place and 'Vincennes
has been put in operation, and messages have
been sent and answers received.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

The SIERRA MADRE MovgMENT.--The ST.
Louis Republican has the following in regard
TO this move ment:
We understand that, during the last few days,
several interviews have taken place at the
Planters House, between an envoy or agent oil
the States of Northern Mexico which are ex-
pected to sanction the declaration of indie pen
dence and unite in forming the new republic
of Sierra Madre, and Gen. Shields
All the indications are that the General has
accepted the command of the "buffalo hunt, y
and will place himself at the head Of the s.Ou-
sci Owls" At least, such is the impression
OF those who take an interest and are involved
IN the success of the enterprise. For our own
part, We doubt the probability of the General
ever excepting the command of such an expi-
dItlon, although he may have given assurances
to that effect. A seat in the u. S. Senate, for
SIX years, is much more comfortable position.
Ut the probable chance of attaining this ele-
Walton, we presume the General will satisfy
himself, before he volunteers hisseryices either
for Ireland or the Sierre Madrn.
We copied an article from the New Orleans
Delta few days since, says the Louisville
Journal, which stated that Col. Kinney was
also connected with this expedition. Col h
became the purchaser of a large number of
horses, mules, wagons, &C., sold by the U. S.
Government when the army left Mexico
Much of shis property, it is said, he still re-
tains, after having realised handsome profit
upon the sale ofa portion oft. 1t is also fur
Their ihtimated that he holds several pieces of
ordnance with arms and ammunition which
were sold by the United States Government in
Mexico, which will be placed at the disposal
of the new republic.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

He that helps the wicked Injuries the
good.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

Gov. Dorr has taken the field for Cass and
Butler. Ee took the field for revolution once,
bat run from Chepachet faster than Cass will
in November with the people.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

But faster still than tidings borne
On that electric cord,
Rise the pure thoughts of him who loves
The Christians life and Lord
OF him no taught in smiles and tears
With fervent lips 20 pray,
Maintains high converse here on earth
With bright worlds far away.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

P.S. The Wings raised a Taylor pole and
dedicated their ''shanty' last night.
w. III. CHANDLER.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-31

J. M. CLEMENTS, Blooming Grove, la.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
0ird,en 9lneelcacnbeitcll.

Bon Detrc it, Widligaug erhieltei mi,
eine Befanntmad,nua Der Bcritcher Der fa
| tbefifdrn ct. Wlrsnflrhe su3eifttf, NO
raus mir er(eben, oae srpidlen Der fathcll
| fd,en 8emeinee une benz Sifhcf caIebif Elm
| beoauerIid,er 3nicipltt ebwaliet. Ten 8or'
| ltehern lit pcn mehreren 9cmetnee9lleoern
5riepenslf6rung oorgeucrfen Dcreen, ipc9c'
gen eiefelben itd, NUN cffentlld, rehtferi9en.
Sc fcmmen earin merfwiIreige Dinae pcr.
Die 9ctten, pcrauf Die Rliienfirdle gcbau'
ct ncroen, fIno urlpritnglidb Der rom faith v
fifd,en beutld,en 8emeince bonn Yrisifcr
Wartin e II II q ae1deuft. Sifd,cf ecff
epre lieB aber ben 8efBtitcl auf ieineu 9ea
men eintrdaen, piemcbt NIT Der 9elfiiituna,
baB or eas @iqentbum Der 8irdje peoer pers
duseru, nod, peraebeu f6nue. Tenncd lit
oaGTelbe Dor etrpa enem Sahr auf ciuen
Dritten, ceer leinen Rlhfclser oer9efalt
pcrlebnf, eas oieIer bas Giufommen uno bic
Mente Der Stride fir bic Dancr Don 100
Sabreu su bc.iehen beredbti9t lit. Der frii'
here 8rrltano beIor9te uno teitete ben Bau
Der SSirdc, 70 rpie Die untertaltun9 ees Sc,
tduoss benn ibm lag bic 8erwaltun9 bes
S9entbums Oh. 2IIeiu Der Sifdcf fd,cb
ben 8crifanb ctne 9lnaabe bon @riinoen bel
Seite, lieB baS prctcfcabud,, fpeIdbes ale
wihti9eu 8ertanblungen ees Sird,enpor'
ftanocs enthielt, bel bem DepcItar eurd, 2
prieifer abbelen uno alle bdrin entbattencn
fd,riflIiden 8erbaneluu9en puroeu ei9en'
mdd,ie uernidltet. 3u9leid foreerte Der
Sifbof eem SfaBmeiller bas 9elo ob uno
perrpenbete es ~ 3msden, tpeldle Der efcuh
id,en Sfirdleu @inrdtun9 ourd,das fremo
GIno. Caeurd wuroe bic 8cmeinoc enoIid,
mad, per9dn9iger Sefauntmahung sur Bill
ounq eine6 ncuen &irdlenporitanoe6 beuc'
9en, Tim oa6 8irdengut, 9emdB benz lBilen
Der Sheuf9eber su fhhBsn. sIlieiu Der St'
fhcf erfauute bic Nutoritit bes 8orifanees
nid,t an uuS bslfebt barduf, ba8 Der bon ibm
anecifetlte prielfer bic SairhenItibIe perrens
Ell unb aGe @innabmen Der Rird,e unter
leineu eiouen 8erfdluB nebmeu fol-. Der
Streit nuree oarauf bel Der Court Of @han'
cerD anhdnaig 9emadt unb 1T nod nId,t ents
fd,iebeH. Mlittlerweile bat aber Der Siihcf
Die 8ird,e uerfhloGen uuo aaen @ctteseienif
aus9elest offenbar, um baourd Saoer in
Der @emeinoe 9e9cn ben 8prifano Su ffiften
unb feine Oceroe sur Tahqiebiafeit uno llns
terTerfun9 unter ieinen bictatorifden YSits
len ~ srpinsen, ben eanbes Snifituticnen
uuo @cfeBen fopcbl, ale ben 8orfhriftcn
Der drifflideu HeIigion ,um GrcB.
Gs ldbeint, baB aerpiiIe Soerren Der @leri.
feD cine sweite slufa9e bes IdweissrIden
Sonoerbunss aud, in uuferer Republif oers
luhen uno unbeoingte unterwerfuns inter
itre maslofe Serrfhfuht als cberies HeIi'
9icns' Dogma 9elteuo MAIDEN meuen. gao'
gen fe fd, bitten, 8ruoer Scnathan'S Corn
uid,t abermals mutbwilli9 su reisen ; es
m69te ibnen ihIedt befommen
[Sirsrsfo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
Sieaetbahuzlluollif.

siis neatid, Elm Sarreniug auf Der 8ers
mont nnb NaaGaduletts 8ie9eIbabu bon
Sitd,burg mad, slthci, WaG uuter gIea
,par, fuhr obuweit benz Depot bel Iestercm
Srt Elm Sdlitten. ia UeIdem spei Camen
fa6en, ibsr Die Nieaelbabu, ais eas Yfero
fd,su purbe!uub ben Sd,litfeu rudlpdrts auf
Die 9RieseIbahn fhcb, tpceurd, bic stpei Dds
men aus bem Sd,tittcn uRb ocr bic 9cfcmc,
tiue su Bcbeu sewcrfeu tpurbeH, ipeld,e iiber
biefelben sien9 uHo Te auf Der StcfIe t6b'
tete. 9lls man b,S pfero beu SdIittcu
riidndrts auf bic 8abn fd,ieben fab, purcc
jece siuftrensun9 aemad,t ben Bdaensug
oujubatteu, uuo rerfrlbe mar beiuate gum
StiGffaub aebradt ipcroeu, ale tas t0etIidc
Sufammsnffoesu ifattfauo. Cas naupt pcn
ssner Der unslndlidten purbe ibr edu,Iid,
pom Humpf 8eUenut. Sie paten Nrau
Ssburn uue ihre Sed,ter, Srau 9ctman.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
S6auerlibe Woretbat.

Cine ptuobelphia 3eituus fagt - GB
ihmerst uns cine Der faltblithialten uno of.
feuborften Wcrothat nieeersuIdreiben, tpsIs
die ant Cieuitag 9beno, ettpa II tlhr, in Der
Tad,barIdaft Der @ermantnuu uno tiinftett
Strafe, be9an9en wurre, uno Der groee Aaf,
reaun9 oeruriadte. Sc ffeint, bas am Dor.
beia9ten 9lbeno etlide jun9e Miuner in Die
Websctifen 8irde 9irn9en, elmer ron ibnen
Hamens 9lbraham Heeo, NIT spei Ooer orei
ieiuer 6ameraeen aeraee pcrne an einem
Stuhte laeen, in prId,em etfid,e aneere iuns
9e Wdnner parcn, uno ale Der @ctteebienff
beinahe aeenoet ipar, unb bic @eme;nee9lies
Der am beten tparen, tpuroe man qefpabr eae
elmer bon eie(en, 9tdmens Scfepb Dcuer, eli.
men Ramens 3cco idiua, meIdIsr sur 3eit
pcrndrts Iahnte, feline SIbcqcu auf Den SSuict
Ell ruteno unb fein 9elid,t in Den Sdueen
bielt. @s mar fdeints feiue friibere Belief.
oiguug unb cblhon Der Smcidb nit sem,
lid, @enid,t fisl, unb ibn in ben 0fiifat ers
hieIt, uahm geeo ecd, feinen 9Iulfcs oaran.
Dcrer uahm banu ein alter eumpen, leafe
i'm auf 9ieees Rcpf um ibn sri neden, aber
Reeo. chne @inpeneuna su MAIDEN, bielte
iId, ruhia 9lls Der @cttesSienf1 pcriiber
mar, uno Die 9anse @eieafdaft Die Sird,e
UtIluWtH VulttHE IuUp ttHt LHIeEEeCuHQ
itatt, uno ctlite Streid,e fielen, aber bic
partbeen rpurben auseinancer aencmmen,
bod, grfdah eies uid)t bis 9Ree6 nieeerae,
fdta9en rpar. Sie gisnaen bauu Die Ser,
mautaun Straee hinauf Dcoer mar tur,e
Strefe pcraus. aber AM gde Der @erman,
taun uuo fiinfteu Strase partete CT auf
2eeb, lief auf itn Su uno fra9te ibn pb or
9enua bdtt," iu fueldIem er nid,t srpieter,
te. Doper gieng aberniais auf 91eec AT, aab
ibm einen Stee, uuo oerfeste ibm CUR fetbeu
3eit eiuen flirdterlidlcn ShIaa ins @efidt,
unb pcGte ibm nod mebr uerfsBsu ole Gin
jun9er Rann sfpifdten lIe fpraus, abcr 9ieeS
fteI bon Der erhalteuen Wuuee Su goeeu.--
Sc tpurec ibm aufaebcIfcn, un6 or lief etwa
;tpanji9 Sdritte uno flel eann abernats
@r rpurce aufgeridtet uno in Elm Birtbsbaus
aetra9en, nnS cbihpn ale m6elihc Snlfe
aeIeilttt pnrbe, CAB CT bod, in furSer 3eit
leinen @eift auf @r tpar nit einem ReTer
in ben R!nb 9effod,en.
Tadr TN 1sBten 8erid,ten 1T ter M6rber
nod auf freiem Guee.-[D. @rp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
grdatett SdmiuSel i'm Rcpfe.

Grdgbeit Sdminoel i'm Rcpfe,
Sauien Dor ben Shren, 8opfWeb, EersfIcps
fen, ,e. Wrisbtss ineiauilde &rduterpillen
fIno ein fderes 6eilmittel fir eie cbenaes
uaiiteu unausenehmen 3ufdiie, iuteH lie icls
DIE perlfcdten une oerborbenen Efnffiaeeitea
bcs Sorpers aus benfelbsn treiben, lueld,s.
rpsun ite ftd, Der 6auptmafTe bes llmlaufe
mittbeilen, Die urfafe Don benz unae(iimea
9lneranae be6 8lut6 mad, bem Scrfe.
Sd,miucel, 8erluft oes @ebddtniGsS, BISs
oisfeit oes 9eiiftes, Shmerseu i'm Rcpfe,
uuo mauder anoereH SDmptome eiues
fbmeren unb oerborbenen 8Iutes finb.
Wrebt's ineianilhe pHansen. pilIen, finb
aifc cine Der beifen Meoisinen In Der Belt
fur bic Seilung BON unerenuneen, iaoem tTe
nidt nur alle Ole cbenbenannten nnanaenebs
men Simptcme rpe9trsiben, ionbern aud, jei
be iible Sol9eu eines ungeffiimen anbran9es
bes 8lutes mad, Sem Rcpfe perbinbern, unb
ben Rorper 80 einem bauerhaften @efnnbs
beitssuffance beftinimt surIdbrinaen.
Soltet eud, Dor 8erfdtfhunaen alIer art [
@inige Fne IberSu6ert, slueere Gnb BEN
dueern anfebeu mad, Der uripriugiid,en Wes
eisin tdufdIeno nadlSemad,t Has fld,er(ie
Wittet 1T, MIR bon een regelmdBigen siaens
ten III faufen, bon benen @iner ccer Mebs
rere in jeber Stabt unb Srtfd,aft bee 9taas
tes ausutrefen Guo. 6aupt. GieoerIage, He.
I69 Haceitraee, philadelphia.
" Sn aGentdun an BEN 8uds Stcbg
bon @rpB, uub .Reiper.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
3weiM dnmsr@iner9rau.

aBdbrene Der Testen Heucluficn In Gaua.
oa trnree Elm Tew gorfer, Der iTd, berfelben
aH9elheRen bate, pcn ben Gnadubern qet
tauaeu uuo gum 1ooe Uerurfheitt. Seu
Y8eib, Ratter bon orei SIineern, glaubte
-thTsn 8atteu 'tcot; scg mad, Reu ceriep unb
betrathtte oafclbit einen anoern Wauu Dor
siHem Rcaate fehrte Der erife Wanu bon
auftralien. ipcbiu ibn Die @u0lducsr ae
trddlt baiten, iurnd uuo reflamirte nun
fein l8eib u. feine Sinber. Diele ,oa aber
ben Wann ihrer leBten Wabl Dor, nno 70
maeie etnn Der tin9lhdlide abermals BON
ssusn lbeioen. mad, rpeIden ct Td1 felt Sab.
rsn 70 etr aefebnt bate.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
mad NN,deifd,iff nnefl ainint G,nt d

Das padetfdiif Deff point @apt. often.
tpeId,ss am pcriaen Disnlfa9 su Reu Yori
pcn eiuerpccl aufam, ipuroe am 29ften Sc
brudr nm Witternndt, in 3S G'rabe 80 sri.
uuteu Srcite uno 81 @race einae, debcn.
NAL nom SlB setrcfen, incem Die sIeftri
idne Matcrie an bem S0auptmnlt herabfubr.
3wsi Matrofen purben auf Der StelIe acs
toctst, uno Die Badle auf benz 8croef wur.
be bon ben Shld9en tsfti9 bernbrf. 8em
fiinften Sd,las tpurbe CAPT. sIIIen, obfdcn
etpa finfsi9 SuB bon benz oauptmait ent.
fernt, burd1 bic befti9e Grfd,htterun9 betna.
he ~ Sobeu 9eUorfen. .--(p. Gem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
lleberiTcbt Ser NJ Grfte.
I,biIabefpto.

Staueru. @e bI.-Glauer brinet SO 90
bis SO 10; gtcssenmebl'sS rs un6 Delfdas
tcrnmebI 50 so.
8etratb e.-Waissn brinst l29 bic
I 30 Sts. ; Welfdforn 81 @ts nnbSsoese
brin9t s5 @ents +; Safer osrfaufte an 40.
8iebm IT, Dad 6unbert plumb
HinbsHeifd brinst 90 bic s6 SO; ahbe
nit 8dlber bradIten lS biz 35 Ibafer.-
Shwsinefeifd, 6 so bic s7 25.
Saame u.-Rfeefaame brinst 60 SO
bic 81 25 uno Stadsfaamen 81 As.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
Gin anoerer Sail BON gEafIerIheu.

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@ilenbahu Depcts in SeniInston, an Ger
Waferideu ssftorben. Sie mar etpa Dor
sipei Wcnateu pom eiuem 6unoe aebiGen,
Der CUR 3sit als or ben Big ocrhbte, nid,t
fir tcG gebalteu wurbe uno fpdter uutsr
unitdnben ffarb, spelde feline Sefurdtun9en
fir bos 9ebiiIene Rine perurfadten. 9lIs
bas 8ino I'D, bic llAE Dienifa9e uClIfciiteu
WcbI befuueen bate, fpurbe Die sIurufuua
dritider onIfe nidt fir erfcreerIid, sradj,
tct, uuo ert ant Sreita9e Or. Chapman -;u
Ratbe qesc9en, biefer entbedte fcfcrt bic
wirflid,e Rotur Der entieBlidlen 8ranfheit
Gr waubte nun swar ale angeme6eneu Wits
tel aegen bas uebel an, ba aber cas @ift
fdcn su laugc int 86rpcr 9ewud,ert, uuo
Die Sranfheit iu ticf 8urselu acfaet bate,
waren natiirlidh aae ausspaucteu WitteI
oer9ebens. Dem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20

"Sn8e s.-Wsisen per Ba.
ffel, 81 25; Hcaseu, 65 !; WelihForn, SO /;
Safer, 80 Sfadsfaamen. l IS; Riesfaa'
men, 50 Gimcttpfaamen, Q so /; Rar.
tcfefn, so.
TSam a.-Wei,su per 8uid,si,
| 80; 8cg9en, rs !; WeIfhtoru. so pa
fer, 81 Sartcfstn, so.
~R aud Chant. - Weiseu psr
Sufdel so; 9lcssen, s7i Welfhsorn,
60; Safsr, SO; Rartcfsln. 10; Sudwt.
scn, rs.