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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE II ALBASY.-About o'clock
Saturday evening Ere brose cut IN stable between
Coonls sad Nor.h Lansngst. east Of Nontsonsry'st
The ire rspidlF extended north, sweeping the entire
block b-tween Montgomery, COoais. Centre, ana The
Letter Basin.
stable -ehty erected BY Jes Wine. Esq
aud occurred By Darius TauAn far st.bns cana horses
The building was DESTROYED and insured hut not TO
ia. extsnt Of N. lo.. Mr. T.msn had arge stock Of
hay AZ sod large gEsntity q c4ns hagE-ss IN the
.t.b- IT,. horses 10 the stable we're .. saved but about
81 Of hay 700 Bushels u oats sad other propery sueh
harness 40 were destroyed. Mr. Tsimsn's oss We
od ascertain, but i but partially covered By 81
Insurance Of $500 n The Os~ego Company or the Mutual
s.fety
with outhouse' &c we're destroyed Joseph ts~snoIt
owned snd occupied one-hs loss SAs about -lo,s, n
sufed flr $50 he Albany Cosnty Mutual Isaac Whit
nsy occupied the house sdjolnieei u wn owned ey
Tslim.n. Whitney saved considerable portion a hls
fgruture no insurance. Talmsrs loss about >'No-no
insurance Patrick Malone occupied the next adjoining
dwelling. IL owned BY J. Barnard, and Insured We
believe in the Hartford Protection. The loss sustained
By Aaone. mostly in the removal Of bis goods aud
NOV serious
The large brick stable erected lsst Fall BY Barnard
on Montgomer y,.t had narrow escape. The dsmase
sustained Wa slight Frouiins The Ba,in, i've t~o'soJ
the Hartford Protection, we're destroyed They were
erected shout two Or three years $50 a. cost OF >o or
The occupaut. we're IS follows J.s Leddy ssddler aud
harues. makersmost total loss Of stock teo' &C. Loss
clothing and Dry goods dealer Loss heavy over $1,000
including his furniture ia tie house Insured 10 the Al
bany Fifeut.n ms Co. JOhn Nan Nshsnouren teccni
tenant u the store which filed With goods to the
value Of s2O0O-loss ght Palmer and Lynch occupied
the two remsinns stores Their loss "" trin'ns ram
hat but moved into the city John Lynch who oc
copied the frame building Centres aud the S.s a.
hsd escape He wss Insured for 5000 and al
though the midst Of the FIRE his principal damage was
caused by removing his goods
The stable 10 which the Ere originated deliberate
y set on reno zht having been used in IL since lss
F. The incend.res took the pfecsuIion, IN order to
make sure WORK Of IT, fAsten All the openings % mat
the sht Of the FIRE should not be from without snd
no access should 10 had 10 the oeror bT the hremen
who were promptly tbs ground IL was Of course en-
tirey FIRE when discovered snd spresd devssiion al
around. Alhsny Argus Monday.
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whis Feeling In Warren Go. n. Y.

IOTlespOndence OF Tho Tflbune.
HAGUE, Warren Co, N Y, April IL, l8is
FRIEsD GREELEY; On the 4th inst. we had our
Town Meeting. aud elected a Wing Supervisor,
together with the Wing Ticket generally, which
has not been done this before for many the
Wigs had meeting on the same day WM. Cook, ESQ
vas called the Chair and Curtis Allen chosen secreta
~ ~hea the foowin resolu passed unanimously
eRs,oied That are for Henry Clay all over, 90 long
there is possibility of his being nominated for our
nsxt President and should he receive the nomination
xs are for him cut and out through the present Pres
Dental coptcstn CUgT!s ALLEN, Sto'y.
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NosLE FRAScEl-Hov much OF hope ana couf-
age the true Reformer receives from her glorious
sutusns and deeds For yesrs have We been trJnG 20
svI m. peops Of this country 10 the enormous foiy
and crime OF giving our emb.ssadors TO eourty govern
snt, nearly weet and farther bestowins On them
tnst thew could not buy themselves the necessary
cIoh., ana eonyenieuces Of tbs 500 per week aore
.ntored lance the first Of her redemption fur.
ni.h.s the following commentary our improper snd
eorrupt conduct yes corrupt because pundsred the
o.n = no to-d for - week to make for an smbass4
dor the $500 weekly and the ninety hundred dollars OF
clean Tor dirty bonus 81, =,
els 600 wear 10 20 be replaced BY the Republican NJ
Ca,,sr who will do the business Of the once for 700 or
= 80 Wv IWilli.ms5arsh Post
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.xvR,c,s,,yp THE PoPE.-we learn fro

AMERICANS AND IHE foPE-W loain n Ito ~
Ror.a 4drerssr Of the 18Th February that his Holmes
honored the Consul Of the United states with prysae
sfsne. OF Saturday 9Th inst to receive the sfdfeS
aye number Of the citizens Of Ne~-fors 70 tne
srssa Pontif expressive Of their respect and
g. *. character OF one who hiss done much TO ptodoe
an. esa.s Of liberty in the Pontihsal staes Ano
Generally Mai Smith Of New-fork me oeaIel W i'
"a III. ldiress w.s presented TO his HOMES. ~ny :.
o,e...d hi. ~umest thanks 70 the eitissns o. NeN
md hs earnest wish for the continued prosperity 81 n'
whole American people 'S
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By Telegroph to the Ns,o- York Tribune.
Cleveland Ohio Markets.

tLLYLLASD, OHIO, April IL.
Receipts By Canal within the past "a hours; FLO0s
lloo bbl.. wHLAr 100 bushels.
FLorE wa, duh. Sales 900 bush. what were mste
on private terms supposed 10 be At i0ie.
CoHs-saes q 1000 bush. Of handsome Yellow were
made at IS.
PnoyIsIoNs inactive
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GEsERAL SEssIoSs-At the opening Oh snls
80, ..,srd.y Thomas French appeared 10 Ia Court and
I'D save to withdrs~ his pies q guilty to an insie
msnt for Keeping gaming house which eelss as.sa ne
nSIr,nsat for riot assault, and tumult..C has Cqru
WHO h,d been found guilty Of an assault on Hear Nos
% - 80 h,.n tried and found sslty of stealing
h"oas Of shingles ". sentsrSsd to the Coany Jai fot
~ d.v, The petit Jurors then discharged AM 'ne
Court sdj ourped until next Set uTdsy.
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whss,sent,meut In southern Illinois.

SyoIrespondsooe OF me i"ouhe'
JosEsBoRo, Union Co ILL., April &, 4s.
Ii il idle to count on Taylor or any
other man carrying such States as Illinois Nilsson
ri or Arkansas, unless run as Loco Foco They
are too strongly welded to their idols. Ii 10 folly
too to talk about Taylors popularity with the Vol
unteers and to count upon strength from that quar-
ter. l know something of the feelings OF the Vol
unteers, and of the efforts land successfully that
have been pu, FORTH and will be put FORTH 10 njare his
popularity with the Loco foco Volunteers al least tell
you .ney are party much before they went
70 the WARS and viii be kept In the traces. They viii
vote Tor tne party candidate let him be Polk or Cass, OF
buehAnsn' o. Ahyoody else. Gen Taylor is unknown OK
espt a military maa The rsht Kind OF men are not
this Taylor movement They have inf aenee with the
people Iayof Is Ho' ne man give CLAY, and II we
can elect SDysody We can elect him. lie might have
been elected In 40 easy Let pass another and the
lasf opportunity Give US a who will run In the East
Middle ard south. and all viii be well. IL Is OF no
ccrnt on such state As psp Huzxs for HARRY CLAYl
W IA.
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LAUNCH N NEW STrLE.-The ship l. L. wa'
launched at The yard Of aessrs Barclay g Io"n'sns'
Heboken, YESTERDAY, completely rugged for sea
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NOTICES.
yHAENOLoaIsfs AND eUsLIsHEKs.
FOWLERs 81 WILLS,
Clinton Hall. 1871 Nassau-st. n. K

~ Wnter-C Cure Establishment, AZ Bond-st n. Y.
and syosset. Loos Island. JOEL STEW, NJ ID. and DE-
R0oF pupils Pressnitz attend 70 patients as above
One OF the Physicians at least will be in constant attend
anee 81 Syossst City prseee attended to. sl5H l'tP
A q. BADGER,
NASUFACrURER OF THE
BH VI ri It Z,
~ And II yle's approved Eight-keyed Flute.
I8I Broadway between Cortland and Dey SITS NewYork
Also manufactures Flutes OF every description which are
in ali cases warranted m29 )stf
70 The ockhoIders of the Delavan Mining
Go. requested 20 meet AZ the Cr0ton hotel New
York on Saturday next the I'D inst at r NJ alo IT.
~ Notice L. hereby given that Books Will Oe
opened for subscription the Capita stocs OF the fero
aud Indianapolis Railroad Com pany" In the City OF New
York BY WI HOLMAN, Of Miami Co IL. on Monday
May sl8 be kept open for indehnts term Of time
-Four per cent upon tho amount Is required AZ the time OF
suhscr bng. ms osH
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CITY ITEMS.
TUESDAY, April Is.

IUHDAI, hplH " TIE
~ JOHS LABOR was last evening appointed
Police Clerk for the Fourth District Of this City. His
name was omitted from our list by mistake.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

~ GRAH.ns MAGAZINE for May, has a very
soe sene.s Of Gen woErH. with Ideal portrait en-
u,sd Clara Monsnd," and sFeshiOn-Ps,e. Among The
contents We remsrk original papers by JOIN NEAL A. B.
sr.rrr. Mrs. o.cooD ". II. C. HosaEs PARK BrsJAMs,
g G. Fo,rEH. &C We selec: the following
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t1r The Tammsny Society held its annual cleo
ton last evening. when the following gentlemen we're
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MAIsE-Eastera Ddstr'et.-At the Wing Con
vention. held in this place on Wednesday last
sAxUIL DUrToS, Esq. Of this town, was selected
To represent the Wings of this District in their
National Convention 10 be held In Philadelphia in
June next c. J. ABBOTT OF Castine. was chosen
assobstitute in case Mr.. Dutton should not be able
10 attend
We understand the Convention expressed no
preference for either OF the prominent candidates
q their party but instructed their delegate to vote
10 the Convention for no man who was not openly
and avowedly Wing, and known both by probes
sion and practice. TO be attached to Wing Princi-
pies. From our knowledge Of the men who com
posed the Convention, we should judge that Mr.
Clay would be the first choice OF large majority Of
them, a. be undoubtedly is, Of the great mass oil
The Wing party in this Congressional District.
Ellsworth Democrat, 18th
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MIDNIGHT.


contents We remsrk original papers BY JOIN NEAL A.
yr,tt1. Mrs o.sooD, W. II. C. HosMEH, PARK BEsJAArs
q q. Fo,rxH. Sc. VIC selec. the following:
MIDNIGHT
Az THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.
The moon oOss down on world Of snow,
AUd The midnight lamp !. burning low.
md the fsdog emDers mildly glow
In their bed OF ashes soft ana deep
AL all il sill AZ the hour Of death
only hear what the old clock saith,
Add The mother ano infants easy breath,
That fOws from the holy land Of Sleep.
Or the Waterman who solemnly wakes the dark,
With avoice like prophets when lew VIII marx,
And the answering hounds that bay and bark
To the red cocks clarion horn
Tho world goes on-ths restless world,
VIA It's freight Of sleep though darkness horiso
Like a mighty ship, when her sails are furled,
Ont rapid but nOiseless river borne.
Say on. old ciOct--I love you we'll
For your silver chime, and the truths you tell
Your every stroke is but The knoll
OF Hope, or Sorrow buried deep
Say on-but only let me hear
The sound most sweet to my listening eat
The child and the mother breathing clear
Within the heryesthelds OF Sleep.
Thou Waterman, on thy lonely round,
thaDk thee for that warning sound
The clarion cock and the b.yins hound
Not less their ofeary vgils teepj
SIN hearkenius, will love you all,
While la each silent interval
can hear those dear breasts Iise and fall
Upon the airy tide Of Sleep
Old world. on Times benighted stream
Sweep down Til the stars Of morning beam
From orient shOTes-nOr break the dream
That Gains my love 20 pleasures deep
Roll aud give my Bud and Rose
The failDess OF thy best rep0se,
The tIesssdness which only flows
Along the silent realm. Of Sleep.
n GoDEY's LADY's Book for May, is on GU
tsbls. "rhe Queen Of May" engraving in colors,
very pleasing "A Spring Flower" is just the contrary
There trenty SIR eneravinss in all, including fou
Model Cottages and several useful patterns of Dresses &c
Miss LESLIE continues her piquan: story and there ar
90 original articles by Grace Greenwood, T. MAYsr
RsIp. L. y. TAsIsrAo, C. LAsMAN, MARY II. PARSONS
md others IL Ia An attractive number.
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CAUTION.

Townsends sasapsrfla, number Of men Who were fos.
merry our Agents, have commenced making Ssfssperth
Exrasts Elixrs Bittsrs Eytrscts Of yellow Dock, ke-
They generally put IL In the same shaped bottles,
And some Of them stolen and copied our ADVERTISE
meats; they are only worthless limitations ana snoass -
avoided.
Prncipsl ohhee, l26 FsIton-st San Building Nd.
ding Co safest Boston: Dyoft sons, ~ Nofth
second At Phil phis s. Hsnes Druggist, Bsltfmoss
p N Cohen, Charleston Wright l. Co. lbl Chartfse-d
N o. 05 South Pearst Albsny asd By 81 the prineape.
Druggists and Merchants generally thfoughons tbe Untsa
states w &c, Indies and the Csnsdss. Isl MWkFu i'm
NETWORK HOMEOPATHIC DISrEns Akxs
~ 81 Bond.st open daily tSundsys exesptsd) 81 ~
O'clock NJ Also, Ct IL O'clock, ~ on eeasfssy 'os -
ueatmeat Of Surgical cases.
PHysrcIss isArTEsDAscr.- Monday, Dn Kirby -
E.,jov. T,<,day Drs Qaia and 7sylos; Ws@H<s6ep Dr.
sraw aad Bow ers; nursday Dire Wright cad 4ohes
Fr,iay Drs. Hawks and Alien; Saturday, DrsL ycele
Ravard Msvtshsr and Gator. ~ "
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CAPTURE Oh SLAvEs.-The band Of fifty slaves
who ran away from ashingon on Saturday last, TOOK
tsssase u sppes board Jersey schooner, and were
spored Chesapeake Bay when about one hundred sno
n'y miles below Washington, by . steamer from bsit-
ioois felsgsphic Intelligence Of the escape had been
epstehed 10 baltimore, and several boss hsd left mms
oistey on receiving It,
ELECTION IN CAsADA-We learn that the cleo
non Tor Terrebonne ended In the return Of Mr. L. NJ VI
t'I, a very large majority. Montreal Plot 18Th
=, u Mr. GARvIs, Loco Foco, has keen chosen
Mayor Of Augusta, Ca.
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CHEAPRsT STORES IN THB ClT1-~
" Bowsry and 1874 Fplto n-st-The seese
en- sstabljsh the fact viii o9sr the fotiG0se
1890, wboes.Is and retail prices 20 Per eeal Iowss
th.s an other ss,.blishmen In the city Iseen ~
r ror. bed rooms bss stor.s ks wisaow Cornisss.
Pins Bands Lace and Embroidsrsd Cesssins, D"s.y
nusl,n also, marafactaresof oaivtmsea sRrans, ~
49, s,A othsr Mstrsssss Feather Beds rillowA &C.
With every Stiels 10 he UgboisssSry 70 sns ,...,.
Is ims iot3 kel,1s-s- 80 - 49,
Two THOUSAND o. STATES nuskEss
GO Rsvolvtns hx barrel Pstob
no osir Pistos escorted Pattsrna "a.
SO double barrel Shot 0sns, from " 20 ~
1900 singIe Fowitns 0uns I. os~s
Also Powder Flssks, Percussion Cap 0sn IT, 90
ssss' IL. Lc. for ale low b. A. WsfiES ~ v
MS In
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.,yxoKK xyEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Way LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
. .b-d EVEN SATURDAY moKSisG at the low Pres Of
Ne, .apurn IN advance 10 copies foF SIS Or y COPPER
~. GREELEY L McELRATH, Publishers.
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANrED-By respectable y3gns 'nsn. u
ID respeetabls priv.l. fanny uez City hs, where
there are O. no bo1Iders References siyea ADDRESS
Z. Z HARM Offca. slo ~
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nIRRCTfON FOR PILOTS.-VcsseIs sobleet %
D-sIi.ttou by the Health Ohcsr-Eyery vessel from
fr.rn port having passengers and every vessel having
b.d durirs her passage any case Of Small rox 81 nsI
~. on coaiaxioas disesse-srrsins AZ any tine Al
vessels from any port in the ordinary passage from ~neh
th.y must pass south Of Cape Heniopen-sInyine oe
tween the Stat day Of May AND me TN GAY 81 a..
And All vessels from any place ncsdirs islanes ASIA
Afrie. OF the Meditsrrsnosn, from any OF inc es
InSis Baham. Bermuda, Western isianos or ,rona
.ny place 10 America In the ordinary passage from snsn
they pass south OF Georrs-arfivDs between mo i'"
u =. I'm In 'A- ALEX B. WHITING, Health Omesf.
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For sach>ms-E r Purdy. John Townsend, Wilson
small ) II P-eks ID d. Briggs. George hesservei b
Connolly James Reed John msnnins Peter Crawford
Casper C. Chids Geo. Mann Dan'l Ward Tftasssr-
J0hu d Eversoo. Seerefdry-hcsea Z r5aosssh- '1s-
,.ars-Joba Becker W,stiHki<- Richard d. Letter
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RrsouIp-A person by the name OF VIM. Car
ringou last evening fell into the sip At ne
foot OF Corilandst but was ortunstey rescued oy
man Rider although in very exhausted state and taken
70 the CITY Hospital
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PoIlcE.-Oficer Towns last evening arrested
Albert Oakley charge Of shAvnsa counryHan oy me
S,on came system. Locked up 10 answer.
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U. s. CoURr.-Capt- Cam, OF the bark EDWIN
Johnson arrested and held to bail charge OF as
s.ultips one OF the with danserous weapon
This trial of Capt Carrot charged with being concerned IN
N. slave trade on tho bark Chancellor was
this forenoon In the civil suit. aqHes vs. Collins 90
the iur, returned verdict for defendants subject TO the
opuon of the Court but the latter part would not sH
sxer thew we're sent again TO their room.
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NTOTICE.-CHARLES l. FOLWELL, draper and
tailor formerly Of Broadway and john-rr re-
hs friends and former psffoos "a 81 %
again entered into The tailoring ~ LOO Dfoea
v.y four doors below RathboI's Hotel
returns thanks to his friends for former patron
az and ,olicits . continuance All orders will b ere
est,d by himself aud the styles that are peculiarly nh
~u srd will therefore secure the sane safssstlon 70
M. Who vera ased with former efforts all Steod
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w seTgants tnIInf iccs y 2 HtcNJ1N
renee OHsces. lS9 Bowery and t2i Broadway. Yearly
subscri ption, 50 cts otherwise, . eta Nb-Al persous
,eut from these Offices warranted honest elO lsr
NDANTkD-A few .ctlys yoUns men ~ 60 oossh oi
w West act agents. for the sss OF new aud oR2s
puhieations-eo and above thsir eIpeDses III bs
insared them In writing with opPofsaaity 81 ese
ing 81 900 per some men now IN oar employ win
no bt make 81 year, clear Of ali expenses
F.ch nan will have bis district Ia will he nssesssry iof
rem % have least FROM 80 to SO 10 obtain rood %
gns cat Apply 81 FRENCHs Publishing h.H' 20
erosd~sy, up stairs, once Of shs Fiss OF Cur Unien-
I-ttsrs must b postpaid pH
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OLI
rsspsotfully informs the citizens Of New York snd
B,okiyp that his writing during the day
,nS avsntuF for Of pills and viste AZ
go la F.rse Buildings Mr. @. guarantees 70 al
"A sesaat tys Of commereial spso!sfy Penmsn'9lp
sh.t ,f pqoiI cannot possibly ose future pr.eee Tho
x,ss.p Institute has awarded 70 Mr. o. the nst pre-
rum ave years for the best specimsns Of Oh hand pee
msnshp exhibited st the great fair. Of tnst
bsuI, ". So. all 81
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RHEUMATISM.

This only one Of than four Thousand sssss Of
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsends sarsApsrla hes cured.
The most severe and chronic weekly eradeateA
hy its extraordinary virtues-
James Cummings Esq one Of the assistants In the Lo-
n.tc Asylum Bsckwes leland 10 the seutemsa spoken
Of the following letter -
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-10-03

nc Ifr um bic wablen pieIer Nerutlie III
re9ullren," pantrt am Q. Suli, 1889, nirr
bicrmit S(adritbt ertbeilt, ,,tab alIe DerIos
nen, init Nusnabme Der Sricoeneritbter, Die
r9enp Elm 9lmt oper cine IniteIuna ces Slut
acne cber Sertrauei,s inter Der Ne9ieruug
oer Sereim. Staaten ODER unter Der cirIes
Staats, cber iraeno elmer Staot ODER einee
ineorporirten Slttrifts, Oh init ooer cbne Se:
itallun9; Gin ltntcrbeamtcr ODER H9ent, Der
unter Der aeIesaetencsnr DolI3iebenpen oper
rlohtNlieben 8e,palt ciCies Staate obcr Der
Scr. Staaten, elmer gltp ODER eines lnccrpc:
rirten 0lltrifte, uup cb OlitaIieb oes gons
gcnarelte, psr Staats9cfesastuna cosr pee
Stactratbs elmer gltp ODER Commit Toner ei:
ues inccrpcrirten 9iltrifts, 9ciesllc6 unfdbi9
Itnb, oas umt enee QBabl. Snfpcttors, Ncbs
ters cccr @tbreters 3u Derieben; uno eab
fsin Sufpeftor, Nidter orer aupcrcr QBabls
bcamte fir iraeno Gin Imt eripahlbar ieIn foil,
fir welebes Damn aettimmt n:rp,"
0ie 9tcturnricbter Der reGpeftibrn Oitrtt'
te, Stdcts, Saunfbirs cocr QBaros, ME
porteIaat, pcrpsn bieroureb an9epicleh itd,
i'm gourt5auIe Der 9tabt Neaolna, ain ndcb:
itsu Sreitaae nab Dem ,,pelten 9ienitaae i'm
October, ,prltbes Der natbite Ste October 1T
Tim l2 lIbr Wlttaas su perIammcln unc bort
Die 9lenlte ~ leiten, rpelhe bas Ssise Ucn
ibnen Uerlanat.
,,Sctt erbalte Die Wepublif!"
Jebn 9. 5brooer ShWitf.
Gtcriff s Qmt, Ncabin9
SeptCmbCr 10, 1848. 3m.
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II II amen unc ourp cie Aufortt6t Der
Eepublif pennfylpanien.
<,.ss., 1DiGiam 8. Sobntton,
MMWN. Gcuoern6r Der ssnannten Nepub:
SgNNs Iit, an obn g. g DIR 6oer,
&S esq, Sberif BON Der gauntp
'3'f Srfs, srh benc:
9a nureb bic 4mtsnleperle9uns bon Sran5
g DUNE, legtberi9eu SouUerntr Der
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