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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24

Referring to the great Inconvenience inflicted on
the Public, North and South, by the present unfor-
tunate arrangement of the great Southern mail route
the Philadelphia Inquirer makes the annexed
remarks:
e"We begin now TO hope that the mails may be put right
under the present Administration and that Old lack
may not have this in addition TO other reforms carry out
on his accession to Office II would be difficult to credit
not the fact generally admitted that the Postmaster General
is actually paying for carrying the great Northern and
Southern mail by tedious and uncertain wnter route, than
would be requisite for the most certain and expeditions land
conveyance. And this appears, is the case because
the railroad and seambos, line between Washington and Rich
mond demanded more but because the Postmaster General
insisted, as condition of their continuing carry the mail
thai, they should take less than the compensation they had
been before receiving, which Gas appears from the resu
was several thousand dollars less than the mails be
red for on the route substituted by him. We trust the joint
resolution reported by Mr. PrARcE may pass speedily, and
the communication between the North and South be put
proper footing Al present letter mailed in Philadelphia for
Charleston requires about four days being delayed its
way Gin addition to the necessary delays by the Chesapeake
Bay route) some twelve hours in Baltimore"
The editor OF the Inquirer will have seen, as
all our readers will see, that the resolution report
ed by Mr.. PEARcE has passed the Senate, and we
trust it viii now find more favor with the other
House than the same proposition did when lately
before that body, although SO zealously advocated
| by the able chairman Of the Post Office Committee
and other leading members Of the House. Mr..
PEARcE accompanied his resolution with full and
lucid report of the case, embracing all the facts,
and sustaining conclusively, we think, the proprie-
ty of restoring the mail to the old route on the
terms proposed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24

The Clay County Tribune, published atLfberty,
Missouri, the place Of Col. DoSrPHAs's residence,
says:
"We have SEEM in several Democratic papers in Missouri
ha, Colonel Donphan declines be eec,or the Wing
scke Here, where he lives such fact known, and il
is reasonable 10 suppose that it would be known here
ne AT distant places
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24
GEN. TAYLOR IN MISSISSIPPI.

A letter from hatcher to gentleman Of this city,
under date Of June 4, lS4s, says IF Gen. TAY-
" LoR does not receive the nomination Of the Wing
Z" National Convention this week, there will be no
|" contest not even an electoral ticket in Mississip-
"pi. With Gen. Taylor we can carry Mississip-
" pi and the entire South
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24

Gen. PIERRE VAN CORTLAND died on Tuesday
at Peekskill, New York, in the seth year Of his
age, after life honorable to his fame and useful
TO his country. He left retirement Of many wears
in 1910 TO serve as Harrison Elector---a Wing Of
the old school, he cast an electoral vote both for
JEFFERSON and HARRISON, and was the firm oppo-
nent Of modern progressive and aggressive demo.
scracy.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24

The Military Court Of Inquiry having heard all
the testimony in the case Of Gen. PILLow, has adj
journed over until Wednesday next, when General
PrLLow will make his defence, and Gen. ScoTT
place before the Court his summary of evidence.
The Court will then proceed to make up its deci-
sion.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24

CUMBERLAND CoAL.--The Cumberland "Civi-
liam learns, by letter to resden, Of that place
from correspondent in New York, that the Cunard
steamers are using exclusively the Cumberland coal
II was by means of this coal that the. Acadia"
made her recent very quick trip, and we doubt not
that the America employed the same coal in her
wonderful passage Of ten days across the Atlantic.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24

The Locofoco' presses and orators continue to
the last TO shed crocodile tears over Mr.. Clay.
1t requires some forbearance (says the Alexandra
Gazette) to see this with patience. But do they
think they deceive any body by their hypocritical
pretences Of admiration for Mr. Clay! Why, if
he had been the Wing candidate, there is not one of
these sympathzers" who was not ready to COM
mence the work of abuse which they have heaped
upon his head ever since 1928. They are nosc
really sorry that they lose the chance.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24

We learn from the New Orleans papers that a
volunteer expedition for Yucatan is fitting out from
Vera Cruz, and that ]. III. PEOPLES, Esq, late
editor OF the American Star, in the city of Mexico,
seems to be at the head of the movement. Large
numbers of our soldiers are volunteering. Another
account also states that the Government of Mexico
intend sending troops to Yucaan, and that our sol
diers are volunteering. The fighting of Americans
and Mexicans under the same banner suggests Gu
rous reflections, and the probability Of strange re-
suits.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24

In the State of SoUTH CAROLINA, as the People
do not vote for Electors of President and Vice
President of the United States ii will be necessa-
ry to hold an extra session of the Legislature to
choose Electors; and it is understood that his Ex-
cellency the Governor will convene, for that pur-
pose, the new Legislature to be chosen on the I'd
Monday and Tuesday in October next
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24
VOTES IN The WIG CONVENTION.
FROM THE NEW

rnoM TIE SEw roaK COURIER AND rsaurRER.
publish below Statements very carefully prepared from
our own notes taken in Convention, Of the note gu each
ballot for President By each menbr Of the Wing National
Convention in Philadelphia. We believe win be found
be entirely accurate, and will possess interest for present pu
poses as well as for future reference y
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24

CHEAP WING PAPER FOR THE TAYLOR
CAMPAIGN.
"GIvr THEN 4 LITTLE MORE Gnarr l'--Cel. Taplor
ruyur cR prsuoT ,,;Il h. ;..,.x f,-o,.. - .as

"GIvE THIN A LITTLE MORE GnkPE !'--Ge,l. TarIor
IS THE GRAPEsHOT viii be issued from the Office Of
il the Courier and Enquirer, weekly, through the Pre-
sidsnts the frat Saturday in July
and ending the Saturday after the election November
II win be printed in handsome type fne paper and upon
sheet Of superroyal szecach number containing twenty
four columns Of reading matter.
1.-THE GRAPESH0T will be devoted to political discus
sion and intelligence giving however condensed form
all the important Of the day, both foreign and domestic
will with ZEAL industry, and all the ability il can
command the and Of the WHrc PARTY
on asdesned and in the great campaigns
OF $40 and 1874 under Gen. H{RasoS and HrNRr Gar
Its special object will be aid the election Of ZACHARY
TAYLOR and WILLARD FILLMORE 10 the high Offices
which they nominated By the National Convention OF
the Wing party the 7h Of JUNG.
"The Grapeshot" will be male subscribers or sent in
packages by express steamboat Railroad any may
be ordered agents clubs for dsbution the following
terms payable In all cases in advance.
Single copies address. so cents each.
len uo.......s..... ....s....45 do
twenty o.......................4O do
Fifty do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS do
One hundred .-.....................25 do
Orders requested Immediately from cab agents and
individuals in every part OF the United States sfsf
Any paper which will the publication OF the The
GaPeshot stating the terms shall receive copy during the
whole campaign.
oThe Grapeshot win be published No. 70 Wall street.
and edited BY J. WATSON WEBB,
II. J. RAYMOND,
june 90 t CHARLES KING. !.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE NEW LOAN.


From the government paper 1.-THE Union) Of Sun
day 1--WE learn that the bids for the Loan Of Six
teen Millions Of Dollars were opened on Saturday
in the presence Of the Secretary, Of the principal
bidders and spectators, in the large entrance hall
Of the Treasury Department. The total amount
bid was s3o,a34,ooO, nearly every dollar at a
premium.
''The whole loan was bid for" says the Onion,
Gin the name Of Corcoran a. Riggs, for them
selves, Barring, Brothers g. Co. Of London, and
Others at premium Of SO 2.l00, the premium
offered by them above par amounting to S4S3,20O.
They the highest bidders for aboutSl4 ,OOO 900;
the remaining 80 100000 bringing premium rang.
ing from 3-IOO to 4 5-l00. The total premium
realized is about half million of dollars"
To these particulars furnished by the government
paper, we are enabled to add the following:
The amount offered at 3 per cent and upwards
AT q to per cent. premium. ll6, OO(
AT 2 to 81 per cent do ............... l,6l6,OOl
Atl5 to per cent do ............... 1881, 0O(
AT under IL per cent. do ............. 1898, 900
AT par. Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
Total .................s $40, 344, OOt
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24
MISS CARRoLL,s SEMINARY Fur YOUNG
l LADIES is in operation, on G, between Vi and

9th streets.
Applications for the admission Of boarding and day pupils
viii be received 1t the institution.
An omnibus driven by careful person. win start daily from
the end Of the city, In the ncgboeod Of the War De-
from Georgetown may be desred TO convey pupils and
from the institution. may is-Stawdd
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24
SPIRIT OF THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY

caAaIrs W. DrsIsos, Eco.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
q It 81 litter.

Cine 2Srbltbat fur 1olitttr unc ibre Sineer-fcls
dies mSsSn S6erman's QFurm. .Scjtnses pabrli9
9enannt mtrrrn, inbem ie tauttnre rrn Sinocrn rrn
einsm rilbjeisen 8rat serrttet baten uno bas Scr,
Der niuttcr NIT Sreurc erflntcn, nabrein fe jsee
.6cfnnS rcr 8cncluns ibrCs &inres aufsesettn bat
te. ttnc irenn man teeenrt naB QpIrmcr tau(tnet
rrn Sinecrn jabrlAb ,erifSren, unp cefTtn ltrfade
nhtt IN 3ipeifc sejrscn rirc /; unc ncem es tetannt
1T ca6 tice Scjenses ein fieres ttcl III eeteIte tu
jertSren unc gu rertreiten, 70 mug CO sepik elmer
eeen Samie pds oerj NIT Sreure erfilIen trenn lte
ete Nntnnr9un9 elmer irlben QBobltbat pernnmt.
9bt nlir ocin III bic 3utereittns fur 2Drmer GUT.
icnrern teinc oufn Scjsusss baten aud bic lbIimms
itcn 6dllen ppn 8crtaltuns ttrirt, ME aud 9tuss
irbrang no -octfnrns rertbmunpen ilnp 9rrjmeifts
luns tsrall fitbttar rrar. 2Bir fnb tetannt NIT
peribicocnen Sallen ron muneertoren Surrf, une
lenten bic Aufncrtfamteit hes Ta6frasers auf Or.
Shrrman's 0anpbfet ron Suren. 9ie Sampler !
scjcnses turiren ScPfpeb In finf Olinntsn, u. snt
ftrnrn ale .6er,tlprfen, nsrrSfe Se(bperesn uiio
Grarnpf. Ses arnsn Wlannc's phaifer itf aufter
3mcifel eas teftartenbe pfatsr in psr QDelt. 2sir
ratben alien ieicennen an bic 3uteretun8 bss Sets
tors aniupenoen, rpintne paB lts In brsr &rpartne
Hidbt Setanfcbt rerbtn
Die ctise O1cbi,inen iinb i'm Su6ifobr ron g.
8rcB unp 6. Sciper, QlIentaun ja batsn.
SUM 22. nal5
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
acinc Sur, feline ScsobImma

Or. fIen's Snoianifhes Srduter,
mittcl-uerfdert iu heilen, ooer oas Gieio
icG pieocr Surifd erlfatfet tpcreen. Diefe
Rsei,in III Subereitet aus elm, m inoianiidleui
Reiept, peld,es bon einem Snoianer i'm fer'
men Wefteu an 9roeeu Soffen erbalieu tpur'
be. Sold,e bic nit ben Snoidnsr befaunt
fpareu, nifien, bae fte bic euiffsudte furiren
fonnen uno rpirflldb thun, Ubne bic 0ermttt'
lung Uon Werfur, 8aIfam, Cosr font irseno
etwas Der 9Irt. Die eeioenoen baben jeef
cine @eleasnbsit furirf tperoen su tonneH,
cbne Die @efobr BON Werfur cher vpiorigeH
@ebrauh BON BaIfam. Dieie Weoiin iit
benz @eIdmad an9enehm, nno Id6t fetHeH
Scrub bes sItbems Snriid.
~Sbiae fd,debare Weoipn III ;u bnben
IN bsm Snd,liCbr bon 9. GrOe uno g. Ret
per, in sIaeniaun.
Wdrs Q. l847. uqIJ
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
2(mcrtf 1ntihes Setlmtttel.
Sbomlon6 Snrup ron Sheer unr
S1o(s, s,Napbta.

lluter aQcn Wltteln, Die in ben leBtcn Sab.
rem 9egen euu9enfhwinofuht @rfiltuna,
nultcu, 9lsthmI, Srcnhitis, SeiteuId,mer,
ien uno ale SundeH', oaIs uno Sruiffranf
hciten aebrdud,t Gno, hat iIth fsiues 70 lIdlrr
uno bepdhrt gcfuuecn, ols cas nbiae. @s 1T
nil fltd ein uroeraield,Iid,es Rttel. DE
cellfrdff oes Cheers, bic in 9uuecnfranf.
heiten allacmein dnerfaunt it, perbincet cs
NIT ben gBirfunaen Der meiifeu tcnilthcu 8e
9etobilisu, 70 bae es fir Die beuonteuSfrauf.
hriten eas bette uno Elm uufebIbares Rittel
ab9lbt. a. .#.aE ...
8rr,ialit,e Gerste hobeu cs empfctlen.-
eiest nur ods fclaenrs 3suanis, ces Ccctcr
Sung, oes emtncnteu 9luasnor,tes. ..E r..r
pbilapetrbia, ben sttn Sanitar ls47.
9idd,eem i'd, IN meiner prarls fomobl als
in meiner 5amiIie 3tomious ,uIammenae
festen Sprup bon Cheer uuo Nol,napbta
9ebraud,t babe, behaupre id, ohne 3ouceru,
bde es bic bette oerarti9e Uieoi,in it fur Qru,
te, ole an Sd,niueiudt, SNuifeu, &rfdluna,
Sruif' uno 0alefrantheiteu letoen
9B M. gonna, W. ..
l52 Sprueettrass
Sebr ipunocrbare Sur. Had, elmer @r'
filtur9 pcr pier Sahren bsbieIt id, einen ID.
ifi9en SNuifen 9Sas tdh bel Der ununtertrcs
d,suen Scrtoauer oiefes Ssufens ltt an
Shwdde, Srufffhmerien, HadnfpeIBen,
athembefd,mercen &C., ftiue Sprade fam
es beld,reiben. @ele9entIid,er auSwurf ees
@iters erIeldttrte meiueu 3uilauo, aber per-
metrs5n meiue Surht, ca er bluIise Strei
fen entbiclt.
Die Sehauofung Der 9Icr;te uno ibre als
niislieb empfcMcneu WtteI bliebeH obHe @r
fOla, ic pae i'd, meiuen Sau ais unbeibar
nn1ab. Dodj au9enehme @nttdufhun9 J.
Drei Wcden aebraudlte ih 9bcmfcus IA.
iammeu9eieBten Sprup, Nnp Gete ba | mad,
elmer 6ldfhe uer9ina msin Suten Rib Id,
fnbIte midi erifdrft; mad, tpsiterem. @5sbran
d,e III, meiner lleber,eu9un9 nadi, mein lie,
bel 9ebcbsn aHb NIT Der IBurje, ausaercttet.
81. &earnep, 242 9. 7te CTR.
gu babeu BEL ausnep uro CidIcu, Gcro.
Oft @de oer Stem nne Sprnee, phllac., une
bel 8rcs nnc Seiper, sllIentaun.
preie Der eroeen 8ctteIn 81, coer 6 fir
IS. Soitet Gudl Dor Rad,abmung.
WedilI, ro1 !
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
Gs feblt lltemals !!
Or. Cullen 'Sinoianif6eS Srduter
nQnacea.

Or. '6inoianif6e6 Sralter
Nanacea.
perfcnen 9epldat init Scrofula, 6inas 6.
uil, Sdnccr, @rpitpelas, altcn Wunoen, III.
crrs, cocr ir9ruo cine &ronfhcit bic rure, ,ie
llnreiniatct bes SIuts ensfcht, ioatru Hidbt
fcheu 9ahftcheuces gu Isisn.
0elet 0efet! 0eIet!
Die untcr;eid'nete BADEN SHsrru + JGoof
Srcof 6, jr., in Der Rarfilirasc, Nhfo.
ceIphid beiudt, uno aeben ieiue Qoae oIS ei.
ne Der mcrf,puroi9fen all, Die je erh6rfwuree.
Seine 8ranfbeit mar 9 Scrcfula. uuo
er hare cenielben fd,cn l2 Sabre ocbabt.-.
Sen 9aumcn, Taie, ,Sbcrlippe Tno Der Heds
el ees rcdtcn 9Iu9es Gnp raeurch ,erffsrt
fp9roen, Surg fsine Sage it nid,t "a beld,re.
ben.
9Im l4teu Snnudr, 1916, Gcoouu er 0r
@nIIens pln1cca sm nehr.cu. wrId,es biz
Rranthelt IN eini9en Iao.n hcmmte, unc fctt
iener 3eit wuroc es mi. icocm 9ooe unurter.
brrd,en be6er 9ts..cs NlciIdb hot Die StefIe
Der Itarben ernocnomrnru. une feline cS,cfuup,
belt ut nteeer >peraeffeat.
Sler tcif en- bic 9tameu pcn 42 rtipeftab,
len S"r!Ier oereu Tamcu mir atcr oereiu9e
man ididt oeben fcnuen. Udruuter bemcrfs
--'' iph IplDI HHS<-t" 6u uhhtlU huHC Hltiti III
ted,d SaunlD tEaAut iInb: 6. 49, Sarr,
Jto 44O Tcro 8ierte Sraee, pbiIaocIpbta,
{. u. Bonenpeber, 0crdus9eber oes Obi,
IdoeIphid Cemccratcn, & y Sellers, Sers
aus9eber Der "Sliue Brand" su OcDlcss
taun, uno oeIe anocre 9iamen, oir, weun
man bel ben sIgenten anruft, 9erne Mno nil,
Ii9 aesei9t nsrocn.
@ine 9Iu,ahl @ertiTeate BON antcrn 6dGen
ilno ebenfalIs bel cen a9enten cinSuleben
Tid,t Gin einsi9er 8erfud purbs nod, biss
her NIT oisfcm panaeea an Ubisen 8ranfbei
ten geniadbt mas nid,t 9cbolfen hat. Sebr
uieIe pdtieuteu gebraud,en ciefe Weoi,in iest,
uno aIle iIuo auf Dem lRe9e Der SeHerung.
Dieie portreffidhe ReoiSin III beifsigeuoen
A9enten gu erbalIep
@rYb 1lno Sciper, 9taentaun.
9eter Nomp, Cation,
s. y. 0ombert, 8earin9.
December |. uqIJ
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
S0lrcr,s $icbct bier !

Sr O { MIRO per dn0t!
llnter,eldhuete qeben hierclrd, Nadlrichf,
caR ite cae befaustc "Sreie s. a tlen
Sc b uo e." Nm fuo GltIudcn 2dr ecr
2Inn uno 2Iuorep Srdeen, wsId, fih am
ncrc mrlfIidcn @nce Der Staet HlIeI am
freuSen, fduhtd, an dd, acbradt, uuc faftl
be gu einem uortrefnlhcn Stchrbdufc umae.
dnccrt bdben rprielbft fIe nm brrcit (Ino,
nnter Der Elrma bon q / 8, 9 oa6 II. SO
ale alrtcn @ctraiee, ais:
9SaiSen 0fc99en- Weli6fcrn Safcr.
IN 10.
IN grocer An4ntitdt ctn,unchmcn, fprfir fic
unabneitl,d,, ,u alien 3cifen, zen ancrhett
fen Wdrffrreis in bdnrem Sirlce be,ahlcu
'pcroen. gluh fcnneu olejeniacu Die iIe u il
lhrer 8unbId,aft beehren fpcnsn, in tem iur
crudsret oes "eeda patrIten' ach6reuoen
Subitchr onfpredeu, alInc INNER einerscer
Nirmd ,uaeaen fein piro, uuo wcfttblf aQe
aewiinfdhs @rfanoisunsen iein8cicsen 'nerr
ben tonnen.
sIls neus gnfdnarr tcfrn Ge auf itrer
Ihcii Der 9una bee pubIfums, bic fIe t,c,
ourd su .behalteu une oermhbrcn I'D, ,.,emii.
hen wereen, bas fIe I'D, eifrieff ~ reIfreteu
Seoenfen, sinen jeoen Der bti omen aufors
hen mag, uoIlfcmmen iu brftrieeioc..
Sacob Sis,
.,1cob .. Sca3,
Heuber @utb.
Sepiember g. uobn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
95eriCl,lrie0enbett

Ser fd,reflthe S0uffen Die 0nn9en
finc in 8efabr, ole 9Serfe oes ss}ers
ifurers baten angefan9en, Der Sous
fen Der 9tns5ebrnn9 bat oarin Die
Soce6lfimme.
Gift tu Weutier2 Tein lietes fiuh unb
irbild,e Nreuee bat pieGeid)t ieBt cine aefdhr'
lid,e 8crfdltuna- feine Slo6beit uerrdtb Den
Salt ueld,en eiefe 8ranfheit genUmmen bat
--fein 3coesbufeu ourdifed,t eeine Seele.
Sunee eeute, Die eben oas eeben betreteu,
babcn cfters cine 6ranfheit bic thre id,one
snfunf,iee 9IueIdteu oerounfeln Der hees
tifobe Nnifen une id,rdd,e 9liecer perrathen
ben 8erluit Der tooffnuna, aber uerSpeifle
niht. Cine einceruns it III fineen tpeld,e
bic pernunoefe eunaen helen rptro, fle 1T
Sberman's allheilenSer Saliam.
Were. 9lttree, bic Satin pou William s.,
9lttree, @ia. rpurbe ale unbellbdr anf9e9e'
ben bon Dcftcr Semdl pcn Wdfdin9ton,
Ccfiprea 9Rce unp UlcSleIdn bon phiIaeeI'
phid, Ccffcren Roe uno Wictt pom Reupcrf.
Skfe Treunbe oad,fen ale oaB ite iferben
muiIe. Sie hattie ieoes 9lniehen Der 9Ius
,ebrung, uuo puree 70 ucn ihren AcrSten CT
flirt Sberman's 8allam puroe 9e9eben
unD hat lte furtrt.
Nrau @arrabrans, bon VulIs Terrp, tpur'
&c ebcnfalS BON Der 9IusSehruug eurdh oies
fen Ralfam aeheilt, nad,oem alIe dneere Mit'
tel itr emceruue rerfdqt hatteu lie mar
smr tlcier SfeIet reeusirt. Dcetcr u Ga
file, 3ahuar3t, 2lI SrcaonaD, apdr slngen.
,euee in pielru Ndtlen mc anoere @ebi,nen
fsblSchIuaen, nber Der 8aliam cperirte 9leid
etuer 3auberfraft. Ccftcr mar eberfals
9Iuaen,euae pcn beren punberoollen gBir,
fuuaen hsiiper neuung bon 9lifbma, tprld,e
nemals fehlt /; 8lutfpcien, 70 fdredboft es
aud, III, fauu ourh oieien RaIIam 9dnslid,
9etsat werben. Die serrlGene 8IutsefdfTs
iperesn furirt uno Die Sup9e ipieeer gcluno
oe oht
@trw SsnrY Scnes, los ad,te ausuue,
tpuree furirt bon Ouiten uno catarrbaiiiden
Qeibenidafi bon so Sabren Hauer. Die er.
1fe DclIs 6erlhaffte ibm mehr 2inoerHn9 ale
ulle ilbriae Webiiinen bic er jemals aenoms
men bat Doftor 6. Z. Seals, l9 Deldnen
Strdee, aab es elmer Shme fferin Die an ber
9lissebrun9 lit, unc elmer ancern bic NIT
9Ifhmd bebafet mar. Sn beieen Sdllen mar
Der @rfcIa sefhminb, unc CAB linen iptecer
nn9eRebme G5efnuoheit.
Srdu eueretia Wells, 95 @hriifie StraBe,
lit an afbmd 42 Sahreu. Sberman's BAL.
fdm bat iie auf einmm heraelfellt, uuo III i'm
Stanee jeoen Augrif curd, cine ;eiti9e 2Ins
tpcnoun9 oicier Weoisiu absabalten. Cies
feS III patrlid, oas srcee WitteIf fir 6uifen,
BerfdItuuaen, Blutfpeieu, eeberbefhwercen,
unc diien Rranfheiten bes SoaIle8, une eten
fur 9Iltbmd uno Ansjcbrun9
preis % @fnts uno 81 per Sottel.
Or. Sherman's 6u(fens uuo Nurm 60
aenaes, uno 9lrmen Wduu's pfa(ter miro
Tpie pben uerfduft. Ccftcr Sberman's Sf'
fis 1T i06 Rdufau Strase, Reupcrf.
w Die obi9e Reoi,iuen Nuo i'm Bud,
ficbr BON @rcB uno &eiprr ia babrn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-10
Ser srOete unb rctlfeilffe, Gtof 9cI
beuen uno fItbernen
6 al eD ensu brea
in pbilaetlrbia, TN @rOSen unb Slcinen.

tn pbllaoelrbia, i'm 6rcSen uno Slcinen. =
8rlbne ssssrs, init rolsn Suwsler, Is Gar.
ret 8rDante, selrnrs 9elldbt, $40 90
@elone tepires, init rDllcn Supelen, Is Gar.
ret SeDaufe, soenes Sedt, S25 lis so 90
@iterne Sepcrs, init poilcn Surelcn, 20 90
&ilterne Sepines, NIT Surpeen, Is 90
z t(terle Guartiers, tplrnrIee QuolttIt, 90
&tttsrne 5mitatieu Quarters, S. 90
e,clcne unp lilternt Iafbtnubren aus jwei,
ssr pam, non aasa 9reiisn, ron So his. IS 90
9 rfens psneils, 81 rs his 2 90
@olpne armtanesr (ssraeeIets) NIT 1prds
nnoanpern GinesunSen, so
&hte hiterne 2beelofrl, SO
Siamant. Ssfriste 8clpfetrn, init (pItctn III,
tsrnsn Iocipers, tles 25
aSolpene Retten, 8rnifnaeeln, Singerrins
ee, Sbrrirae, unb Suwelsnwaaren BON ics
Der Gualtdt unb Ssaennun9, an ben nice
crisieu philadelphia nne Rsu Ocrfer preb
fen aclDne uno Gtberue 9sper, eepinss, uno
AuarEier Ga6nbren, nof ipeblfeiler als Die
pbiaen Gin aniprndI NJ hiure,d,eno um
!ffdufsr 40 iiberjenseu, cds oies Ger Srt Ut,
.gure auo lpphlfelle artifei ~ befomHen, 9ille
Gutter merceu marrdntirt cds su fetn fur
mas ne pertaaff werceu Belfeuungen aus
.oem eance perceu punftlid belorst. 9lltes
@cle RKo Sit6er miro fl,r baar @eto coer i'm
ausfauld, fur Baaren angeucmmeu. Sece
ari Tdllbenuhren Wereen reparirt nno fpars
rontirt seuau 3eit su balteu. sra
u. y. Sd, babe eiue iptenctee 9ciene
Secnnoea Safhennar, um beim pfereetrct'
ten &C. pic 3sit 81 balteu. @benfalls oer'
aoloeie unD aatulnllrte Iaid,enubr, fur
Soinoler, MD ale ducern in mem Sad, 9e'
h5ri9e 9uter, an eep eaoom u g.
apobIfeileu abreus uuo Sumelier' Nanclun9,
90 4I3a WdrftitraBe, Oberbalb Der llten,
3orofrites philadelphia.
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