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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19
- WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1913.
EUening Statement.

ECentnS statement.
The loan bill has struggled through the House
the six per cent bill limited to the loan mao.
rityof one carried it through committee, land on its
final passage, there were only fourteen in the ne
gative, including several of the original fourteen
who voted against the bill recognising the way
The wings this evening, appear to be charmed
with the result while the democrats confidently
expect that if the bill is returned from the Sc.
nate, allowing the discretion of Treasury notes,
the amendment can be carried through the House.
We shall see.
In the Senate, Mr.. Yulee finished his speech
against Mr.. Dicklnson's territorial resolutions
MIR. Foote, in few words, denied that Mr..
Yulee was speaking the sentiments OF the South,
which was, perhaps, well enough, as the move
ment OF Mr.. Yulee Is suspected of being Tay-
lor movement, to head off Messrs Cass, Bucha-
nan, Dallas, and others, in the South.
The Secretary of the Treasury has open house
to. night.
The Mayor of the city is also " at home" and
the wings of the House and Senate, are going I'D
in large force in that direction
All parties have been waiting in anxious soil.
cltude for report from the Utica convention.
With regard to Mexican news, things remain
as they were.
Gen. Qutman and family have taken up their
quarters at the United States Hotel. Mr.. Clay is
still with US, but will leave IN the morning, tor
few days, at the house of Mr. Joseph Gales.
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ssARIxETs ELSEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
BALTIMORE Feb. l7-S2O0o United States S. 1867 l00x
$500 BALTIMORE SIS $780, s3 s5es do do s3x $4,000
leasb s3 $50 do de- do 9o $500 do do (w( Nj $500
BslnmoI. and Ohio Railroad Dividend Bends
closed a. 1908 asked look bids Treasury 6 l0o asked
Maryland 6s closed S3A asked, $50 bid Bamo g. Of
Ut 391k a.ktd STA bid.
PHuApELPHrA, Feb. 1s-First Board-$loo0 State SIS,
72I 100 Sehuy l Navigtiou G Ca 4z 80 SusQuebanna
Laeai l2s; so tiIsrd Bank 1915 ComSeielal Bank 3Oh
Union anal ST. % Bic mlpgon Co..; 10 do ID sdf
ter Saies-4ro ate S. 500 DO 725d $50 do 72 1900
eadne HH,iIoad U.s. % VA teoo 90 6s 10y ais 2s %
second Board-lo8 state SIS 7a 1000 do 72I; IS New Jef
sey Copper Co. Az 2G0 Reading railroad, 22 .der Sales
400 -6s 49, 90; $500 state S. 72s; 3g do 7aA 5000 do
bid az 200o Wilmington Railroad 6s 1871 48 Union Bank,
Tennessee, i3; 500 5 Bank, 3.
BosroN. Feb IL lsiSF Board-3i shares Fall River
Raosd So; IS Westen DO 1854 81 Boston aud Worcester
DO liz? roItand and sscO do s7 Is Reading DO 2a 50
sesse SO do do sou 3o 50 East Boston Co, 1875 Mer
CHI nts sank, olA Pitsbug Copper co, 3s IS Western
Raro-d Rights 3lc $4,000 Railroad Bonds, 1850 63 Sc
eand boards shores Boston and Railroad 9 "a
Old Colony do, 89 Is Norwich aud Worcester do. 39k
3o Eastern do lo2 Boston and Maine do l1 I55 East
Boston Co, 1874; 10 Western Railroad, l034; SO Western
Railroad Rights, 3lc
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ourd In our different markets The whole transaction
would be made exceedingly profitable, and we, there.
FORE are disposed to believe that there is more ounda-
ton for the report than there has previously been to
those OF similar character. We shall watch the
movements In financial circles relative to this matter
wthA great deal of socitude particularly account
OF the dculies the head Of the treasury department
haste contend with from the opposition of the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means In the House Of Representa-
tiyes,
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WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1848.
Mr.. Clau at the White House

Since the ominous night when Mr.. Bolts and
John Tyler slept in the SINE bed, there has
been nothing so completely realizing Injecting
of the waters" as the fact of Mr.. Clay and Mr..
Polk eating together at the same table, in the
White House. 1t is said that it was a lively
scene-Mr. Polk laying aside his usual reserve
and entertaining his distinguished guest as an
old friend, long absent, but just returned The
city is gay with parties and soirees this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

CHLOROFORM-DR. HOLTs CHLOROFORMAND
~ Dental Once Open at $50 Broadway over Beck
Co store between franklin and Leonard streets Persons
can no have all operators performed Dentistry without
gvrE the least pain. Tcothaehe cured without RyinH pant
Teeth sasfsd pa, Ia, ana s without svips the ssst
ap Etwftncse ILcpssnds Gem the lrs iamll.s "a Ntw
Il ssmsuw N the dlohe, kur, ETC. ts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

On Thursday evening" 18th inst, by the Rev Henry
w. Bellows, MIR. HENnY NJ. BURRELL of this city, to
Airs JENNIE NJ KIMBERLY, of New Haven, Connecticut
dsushtsr Of ths late Lieut. Anthony MAXWELL ofU s A.
On Thursday evening, Feb. l7tn by the Rev Mr.
McCarron, of st. Josephs Church, Mr. BERrARp WREN,
OF County Westmeath Ireland to Miss ELIZA Hors Of
elid county, now of thin city.
His matrimonial chase begins
With Hopen to raise some little Wrens.
On Thursday evening, l7th inst, by the Rev. Doct
Stark, Mir, MARGARET f. Mackenzie, to Mr.. Ws. r.
H.sReoN, both of his city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

THE MEMBERS OF THE RACKET COURT ARE
i informed that tic kes for the hall TO be Tues
dav evep the 20 instant will be ready for disbuon on
Saturday next by the Clerk, at the Racket Courts
sEYOU KEADY7-SMiTHs RIFLE AND rlsrOl.
"A CELERY. ~ Bowey, opposite tho Theatre open day and
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Died..

On Fridsy thu 18th inst, after short and severe Ill
ness THEopoas Lilly youngest OF the late James
LILY, eyed IA years ana 10 days
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral Sunday afternoon
at o'clock from the residence OF bio moth 90 Ludlow
tteees He remains will be taken TO Greenwood Gene
terry for int~rment.
la Pisdeid. Mas the 10Th inst, after short III
nss, OLIVER Hull IN tue saith year Of his age. He was
formerly OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

pRUNSWICK'S STATUARY-LARGE As LIFE
- I'm Mexican composition,) representing the VENUS De
MEOICIS and APOLLO DE MEDICIS Open from A NJ.
10 M 306 Broadway, Stoppanis baths Admit
tsuce cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

OPERA GLASSES. EANS.-FREDERICK A. WOOD
~ WORTH. 323 Broadway, tposite The Broadway hea-
has receivedby the late arrivals assortment OF OPe
Glasses manufactured to order aud OF the most desirable
patterns Also, two eases PLAN and cut bone stick Fans
and ineb white coiored and silver paper which VIII be
offered The trade small advance the cot Of i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

post OFEiCE NEW YORK. FEBRU my 10, 1913
j The uniied. States Mail steamer WASHINGTON,
ilon Sew York for Gmope The Mai for the steam
vi lose a this Once Saturday the 10Th day of be-
binary o'clock f The poatage is to be prepaid,
cept letters packets and newspapers mailed 10 Bemen
may le sent either with without the postage
" pd The postage all letters and picEages not
aug halt m ounce IN weight "a cents; ha
cecdns ouuce cens; aud Tor every adJt nal half
pepeI, pamphlet, pncc .current cents. kOBEHr II.
NORRIS. PM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

DANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
ID Mississippi river painted three miles of be
ing the largest painting in the world at the Panorama build
ing, in Broadway adjoining Niblos Garden. Open
evening Sundays e1cegedl Admission 50 cents children
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and satur
"A 1nc lanh
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lie BENEVOLENT respectfully hst the
Second and Lat Ball for this will take place Castle
Garden 1hursdav Evening Feb zlh The proceeds,
formerly 70 be distributed among worthy objects Of dsre
according programme Manager ofthe Floor Mr. Geofge
Poheon and Assistants Leader OF the OrchesaMr w am
Wallace Bagpiper An has bet
made that stages will run to and from the Garden until IL o.
clock ~ the usual charges CaTrsgs will inter the Battery
by tn. Greenwich street gate and out Of the gate oppoMte
fcari street returning will take upn reverse order The
Inspector OF hacks will be gdy to enforce The poce
REGULATE. Tickets 81 to admit gentleman and two edes
To- had at MeMs stodaIt Dunhsms music store No 35
Brosdwav Firth, Hall Ponds music store. No 239 Broad
Captain Mclean 81 Walker street and Of either OF the
managers, Checks not transferable. A. CAMERON Fec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

GOOD BARGAINs-HARDwAHE AND TOOLS
W Tho eht.te stock Of stnYe No, 81 Chatham stfest
will be teld prices much below cost whoesse on tc,ai
ke psopgistar be,ns dssrous OF clesnE his business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

THE VALUABLE COLLECTION OF THE WORKS
Of the Cd Masters open the public from A. NJ to
10 M Admission IS cents the Exhibition Room Of the
National Academy Of Design, 3l6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

TABLEAU WANTS. OR THE LIVING MODEL
Pearl streets under tho direction Of Professor Calico. who
challenges establishment in this city produce as cor
Slave the one at this Also tn. apollo Brothers with
male and female performers For particulars small bills
Admission shilling Doors open ate curtain rises at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

II AkpS THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
niorm the Musical Elite of the United States that they
nave oeen engaged Tor the OF New York,
IN the nanuscturs Of Double Action Harps Their erpe
renee mas taught Them that the very limited sale OF this beau
thu instrument has been principally consequence OF the
very price, charged for them by this
dsusa to bT,ns the Harp into general use by reducing
GUS being prac fmisr with every
branch OF the Instruction. and hoish Of this beautiful insr
aad brancy OF superiority OF touch and elegance OF
flush, you'd anythg offered this counfrv Hav,ng
ley i'm soed harp. tom the Mss.r. Eraras they
with the approved models The subscribegs hav
ig been called rereedly rerar srps made in
Europe end this country which have filled the cod
bspe opeY seasoned and selected has induced them 70
prepare ~ theT materials Of such qpaty and sopsfecty
I'm ~ case, they give Unlimited 9uaTanee PITT, Lew
Is 4 co. Address JOSEPH H. AT WILL, 201 Broadway
~ " publisher Of the Beauties Of the Opera" and manu-
ctur OF Piano Forces where catalogues Of prices and
ENnbeihea. LOUIS XlVh, Francis The iit and the Victoria
Styles with oil the late be Gothic
and 0sesan styles q Doodle Acior Ha Of elegant patterns
q The Ndsesd pnees VI $500,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

A CARD-DR: WHEELER. oCULIsT, RECEIvEs
IA Patients at his residence 20 Greenwich street.
morning from A. M. TO o'c ock M aztec which prsc
ce is exclusively devoted families at their residences
Diseases Of the Eye how standing however
obstinate they may be 10 tbe be eectas e,d
Gated and permanent effected References families
OF the highest respectaby, will be given 10 those
quanted with him. Artificial Eyes inserted and for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

M UsICAL IRISH EvENING-MR. MAJ ONERAY
w MONp will on the evening Of Mendsy 2,.s Wsdnss
TERTAINMENT entitled AN HOUR IN IREL AND"
Europe 800 nights consisting of stories OF the
sanry Irish wit epartee facts and fiction Duets gees
&c sc in which he will be assisted by four ladies OF his IA
mily Mrs Malone Raymond who will preside the piano
forte and the Miues Fanny Emily and housa Malone Ray
braed European Bunet Gallery 598 Broadway To
begin ri ~ o'clock. NJ Admtance so cents children
THURSDAY Path and Saturday soth Mrs Malone Ray pond
given by her upnrds Of hundred timss In Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

OPERA HOUSE, Aston PLACE-MONDAYE EVEN
Oing. Feb a. will be performed the opera Of 0IURaMEN
TO-Manfred Count Taormna eignor @ Bcneventano;
Tru VscsrSo of Bensyents Sisnc Seto detti Bru
sigpor Guiseppe Piemontes lasua slgnora Ava
gsdro Maestro Direore Sgnor Bar; Leader Of the Or
chesta. signor Rspctt Chorus Master Sgnor Lietta
Boxes parqustte and balcony 81; amphtheatre 50 cents
Doors I; performance at " O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC.
lures 10 this country-compsng some OF the best
works of Titan Murllo Rubens and other OF the old
Masters: now ogep to the public the Gallery Of the Ma
Academy OF Design, Of Broadway aud Leonard
atteet from A. NJ To- z. NJ. Admission. Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19
BROADWAY THEATRE OF MRS
- FARREN.-SATURDAY EVENING. February

IT, WI. be preseated Tie beautiful drama Of The MANsOM
Hadaway: Pauline LIE Bsne Mrs FaTen. 10 be followed by
EEiAINTHEART NEVER WON FAIR I AID Y.-Charlss
conclude with the drama of LUCRETIA BORGlA-Lucre-
tia BoTgia MIS- Farren Alphonso Ny Fredercks; Gen
marc, Mr Fleming; Gubea, MIR Shaw Mafo Orsln MIR Nc
Doual Prncesa Negron MlHs Go,d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

A MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERFORM.
"A afternoon and eveningNrs Pebys superb
scptural Satusry representing the Birth Christ" His
Last SUPPER" His Trial before Pontus Plate" and also
size Of life be seen AL hours every day and evening
Tight Rope Dancer; Great Western the low comedians
Pete Morr. eomic singer Clara Fishers shakspereen C.b
lock. dancers; Mr.. whtoek; Mr. Pros.er; Madame Rock
we'll, fortune teller &c Admission the whole IS
seSts. shilling ear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

GRAND MASONIC BALL IN AID OF THE WASH
~ rg Monument Fund, will be given under the drec
ton Of Comm tee Of st Johns Grand Lod the Ami.
Of the Bir hDay Of uscus brother 22d Feb
at Tsmmany Hall Tickets be obtained Of the
Compit,ee of Arrangements-Hon. J. H. Andersen White
fains Henry c. Atwood, 40 Rivngtou street; Charles f.
Lnebeck Surveyors Office; VIM f. Plat a3i Canal streets
John w smons 81 Catbarne John ID. Harris $40 Delaney
street; Thos Wayne, 10 Chatham street; VIM Cornell
s,s Houston street. AID Reynolds HEX, HotsI W,l,,smr
1873 Delanc Jas Greg jr Grand corner Clinton ST.
w Buckley So Cahsnue street; Philip Merke 1888 Grand
stret Malachi Fallen Elm Charles N Baldwin 2J3
Front street, c. Breasted, 50 Bowery; or OF Of the
bers The officers and members of the Fraternity are
John w. Smons, VIM N. Buckley and Thomas j. Wayne.
.kefs1 nd mort fershle
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EORitNEW ORLEANS-LOUIsIANA AND NEW
York Line Of Packes-Very reduced Of Freight
Positively the first and only regular packet for MONDAY Fet
2ist The splendid fast sailing packet ship TORON
TO- Capt Doape now oadiTs and having most Of her
boerl, will sail her regular day For freight
passage apply board Orleans Whsrf foot Of Wall
street or to T. X COLLINS, IS South street shippe 3
Positively no freight will he RECEIVED after hi; evening
forward all goods his address Passengers by this ship will
please be board, at Orleans WHAT OF Wall street,
Monday morning, at o'clock, which time the ship will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

nor LIVERPOOL-NEW LINE REGU LAR PACK
ct Of 2sh Of February and splendid fast sailing
packet, the GARRlCK Thomas Shpley. load
ng and will positively sail above, her regular day For
having splendid furnished accommodations,
apply board Orleans wharf foot Wall street. r.
COLLINS 36 South street. The packet ship ROSCIUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19
DALMO's OPERA HOUSE--SATURDAY EVEN.
1 ing, FEBRUARY Is-Beneft Of JAMES MURPHY:-rIo
fessor THEIRS GROUPS Of MODEL ARTISTS
in number will have the honor OF appearing in

Rs0ADWAY .opEON,-ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pinteux's { afe des Mile Colonnes-Manager. f.. q.
Grssley-Great MISUNDERSTANDING and efectiye-Ths
respectfully the citizens of this great
open with entire Company Of Male and Fema: Ar
series Of splendid Tabeaux Vivans Saturday Feb 49,
Second appearance Of Sig lover
Plasique. by the Model Artist Part s-Favorite of the
Seragio &C. Prces-Orchsstra Box 80 Parquee,
cents: Boxes. lax cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

A OMISSION REDUCED TO rs CENTS-SUNpAY
IA Evening Exhibition and Lecture at TX o'clock Mrs
Malone Raymond viii give her de.criptye Lecture on
Goth inst ~ o'clock Also the evenings Of Tuesday.
22d Thursday GATH and Saturday 26h Children half price.
Psmr HE saudM I2k cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

NJ ITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE-sATURDAY
M Evening Fsb ~ viii be Perar%'9sd The fairy s1iIavs
y:E The FAIRY glanch, Ms. Phillips After yhsh
ward Roverly Mr. Chanfrau Jane Tarne Mis-, Phillips.
Peggy Green; Miss NJ Taylor. After which GLANCE AT
Mrs. Morton Mrs: Henry Mary; Mis-. Philips To conclude
frau; Valsre Levers; Porter Beeker Mad Dupuis Miss
Mary Taylor Doors 81. curtain 1t O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

NOTICE-ON AND AFTER SATURDAY FER.
~ rusry lsh, the e,mboat STATEN ISLANDER will
antius AZ ga 10 A M l2 M, P NJ. r. NJ. Leave New
York at A. M, II a. NJ. r NJ. SKI NJ, SPIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

CHATHAM THEATRE.--sATURDAY EVENING,
~ February ls!h.Bsn,ht of Mr nddi,0Ihs perform.
liz Nh Held; Fioro, MISS Denim; Helena Mrs. Wilkn
s MsN 70 which will be added The FLYING DUTCH
which, MODEL ARTISTS. After which sheton's Ameri-
Brass Band and Dance The whole conclude with
THE NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sparks Wnans;
Fanny Thompson. Miss Hdreth; Miss Dots Miss FL nn.
Doors open at 81 o'cock-performance
Boxes. IS cents: Pit. l2k cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

BROKEN BANKs.-ATLAs, JAMES, NORTHERN
Exchange Cayuga Lake saugeres &C., taken for cheap
nie shit: and dIswe kd and silk gloves. black silk
shawls; h,nnes Swiss and book muslin, unbeached ia
blecloth. bombaznes, silk pocket and linen handker-
x CO, I<3 Walker street corner of Mulberrv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

lanes LAWRENCE ENGLISH, ATTORNEY AT
Law Montgomery. Alabamai will attend to Collection,
apoo,, Co9sa and Antauga Hewl also Collse
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OK PEACH ORCHARD COAL, FRESH STOCK
POs Just received OF superior quality Large Nut,
Stove and Egg sizes in good order aud WI be delivered
at$5 from SIMPSONS Yards rs Thompson near Spring
street, and Christopher Greenwich Avenue and
il Marie
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NOR CHARLESTON, 8. C.-THE STEAM PACKET
IL Shin Southerner, Capt. Berry, will leave Per No 4
North River, Saturday, the 10Th inst at O'CLOCK r. M
The clerk on b9erd Specs will be received until 10 M
or passage apply to SPOFFORD, TILEsTON Co. IS
Sout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

III OUSNS IN BROOKLYN TO LET-SIX GENTEEL
scry and attic, with Easements under cellars,
bu the best for gentee fmiss with full lots,
&C. situated Of paads
and Hud,on BrokIs afew minute walk from the
Fulton nd other ferries To desirable families they will be
rented for sa75 small families for $780, Apply
VALENTINE @. HALL, corner Of Pearl aud Beekman
View York Also, le-The four story brick base
house No Hillary Fulton street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

THE HAMILTON HOUSE. AT FORT HAMILTON,
VIII be leased good tenant favorable terms. Ap-
ply to q y GELSTON. the pyemiyes,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
eSOScpD Startasaatl

Sbneiber in Der Stapt 9tllentalth
Seoieut i'd, Oieier @ele9eubeit lcincn Sum
cen uno oem pubIifum ubertaupt Die 9lnietsc
Bu MAIDEN, oas er oas Sdneierr @eltdft
al Iriuem aitcu Stano, in oem SSanie ecs
Sern. Sacrb Sdser, eini9e 2bilrcn untrrhaIb
YreB, Sfern uuo SOS Stobr uno betndbe
qe9enHber Gem 8atbauIe bes Drn. Scnatban
Rolp nod, imnler fortbetretbt, dll,po or etes
ieni9eu nod INNER fhnell, plnftlid uno biz
lig bcoeneu wirb, bic ihm ibr 3ntraucn
fd,enfcn meroen. 9lud bat or ale SIrtcn Su
ieinsm @eIddft 9cborenee
Sertt9e Sletpun9SsStlife,
fdidGidt fir bic Sabrs;sit auf Soano, wcIde
er mcbIfeiI fir baarcS @elo a51eBcn riro.-
IA oisfsIbe unter ieincr ei9cusr 9Iufltdt 9e'
mad,t werpen 70 fam er fur bic 9Irbett gut
Iprrdlcu. .......
@r it eonfbar fir biSher 9enceene 8uncs
fhaft, uno filblt ubcr;ei9t, cas or ild, ferncr'
bin Der 9unft oeS pubIifums rpnrcig MAIDEN
niro.
Soicpb Sartnan.
canuar IL. ..r nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
q II Sd llt Z er.

Cine 2Brbltbat fir 1lattsr uur tbre Sinrer--fci,
dbes mSsrn S6ernan's 2Eurm, Scjensss mabrIid
9cnannt merren, intem le taulenee ren Sintsrn rrH
tnem rnb;eiti9cn Graf serettetIbatsH itnf fae cri
Der Olutter init Sreurt erfiateH, aaetrem fie jsrs
.Srfnuns Der @enenS ibrcs Sinres aufsssetsn bats
ts. ltne msnn man tsrentt ras 2Birmsr taulenhs
orn snttra jabrli8 jtrltfren, une tefTtu urfaetr
ntobt in Sweitcl sejcSrn rrirb UNI nbrn CO tetanut
Ut eaB rietr scjtnses Gin eres itts i bietett ~
lerlfrrtn ne ju rertreiten, 70 mug ss stpis slnsr
iteen Samilit cas .herJ init reuec erfltn irtnn Ne
bic 4ntincisuns elmer folhrn 2Bcbltbat rerninmt.
9libt nilr allen 1T bic 3uttreituns fur QBirmtr gut,
trnetrn etnt -6ufrn scitnses baten aud rie Idunls
ifen Salen pcn 3ertaltuns turirt, ,pie aud ?us.
iebrun9, mo- .6cffnuns rcrfhruncen tlno 3trweifs.
lun8 iltrralI lidbttar mar. 2Rir lir6 tttannt init
rcrihitbtnen SalIen rpn nunotrtarsn Saren. uno
ltnteH bic Qunrrtiamtcit Res 9lattfrasrrs auf Or.
Shernon's pamrblet rrn &uren Die Sanytrr
Srjtn9ts tnrircn Sephreb IN finf Diinuten, II. tnt
fruen a!c J6erjflcrfcn, nerrftt SefHwsrrsn unp
Srampt Ses arnicn Olanns's pfalftr III auTtr
3ntifel tas tetttdrtenoe pfaer in her 2Rsit. 2Eir
rathen alien sebrRtef an bic Suftrtttns bte Spt,
tors arju,penern, ritnb paS lie IN ibrsr Grwartuua
nieht Srtaulcbt rereai.
Sie ctige Mepijinen linb i'm 0u6itrbr pen @.
@roB uns 6, Ssirrr, AlsHtaun ~ batfu.
Snni 81. HaIS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
s5ranpretb's 9oiQen.

Cie Sraucrstts 9,iaeu fno 9dnslid, oe9e'
.tabiIlld, uuo alIeiu mad, iclden gruueldsen
aemac,t, fpeid,e cine Iauae @rfahrHaa ale
rid,iia erprcbt bat. @5 III iest feine Spef'
nIaticu, rpeHn man in Rronfheit ieine gu
fudt Su ihucu nimmt, Fe Gno als ole belfen
Mciuieer Der @iugeneice uno ces Wfd9ene
betannf, uuo in allen ppspeptiiheu uuc bill.
6fsu E6aen fino fe nls cine 9rcee Se9uun9
beirabtet. Sece SamiIis lclIte eieIe 'pilIeu
i'm OduIe balten gsnn 9etcria aebraudt
I'm 6aue sIr;uti n6tbia ii, tpiro nur iebr lel'
ten eiu DcftOr nSthis fcin. Su allen Sdaen
pen 8erfdItun9, Suiten coer 8hsuniotis'
mus, Gue e6 bic eeioenoen ihrem 8orpsr
fd,utcie ciefe ptllen gu ssbroudcn.
FSbioe Iddsbare piGsn GInb i'm 8ud'
Robr bon "a rot uue q siper, in sll'
lentauu, Su baoen.