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EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs BOyaRDERS Or Dry PUPPIES.

CAR0EDELET sTREET, MAR ST. JOSEPH STREET
ENSFABLlSHED in lS42 under the supennfendence OF
IA the Misses ALLISON from LendOn,-In this Instu-
ton conducted the best plans of European instruction,
the of study thorough and systematic vague
theQes superficial methods OF teaching elicit display
esOted in of the various departments of science
literature.
The French Language under the superinendenee Of
French gentleman of high literary attachments other Ian
guaces music aud the accomplishments taught by
teis of equal smineDce in their professions.
Drawing every style is taught by the Misses Allison,
theme pupils for many yeas OF one OF the most eminent
drawing masters iHEnTOpe.
~ Terms NAV be known on application to the residence
Ofthe Misses ALLISON. Carondelet st. n28 Iy
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Directed by Mrs VAN NoOTEN cor Camp and Detord SIS
FHlS Academy founded under the auspices of the Rev
DIR. Hawks, has been established in imitation OF the
best European institutions. The of study embraces
all the branches of finished education One general method
of tuition facilitates the progress of the pupils The mode OF
instruction SIMPLE rational and practical accord
the oral system Particular taken to deye
lope simultaneously all the intellectual faculties ofhe pupils
to form their judgments while adjoining their minds end to
give them that outward polish of finished education which
the ADVANTAGES Of refined home education to those of
ISOLATED Studies is the object which the Deefess OF this In
stitution has in view.
TeRMs--BO aTders-Genera instruction in French and
English the rudiments OF Italian and Spanish and all sorts
Dag Seiolars, Idem si2 So g. according to the age
and attachments of the pupils
E- None but the most competent Teachers employed
in the various branches of accomplishments O9 I'm eod2pw
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IOta .53,15 Db,b1J 4O0U4.... 10 I0V 90 500
Cas- over TAYLOR 944 Cas- and Van Buren, Taylor
10 28 Taylor and Van Buren Cas-. u $780, Polk over
Clay Y $40 Polk Clay and Birne8 94O.. Bimeys
vote in IA, 3439.
Of there few returned as having
been east Tor Cas- and Butler Fillmore direct without
naming addition Of the vote in 1874 would
The that the foot
counties incorrect The
copied official publication in the Illinois State Register
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TEMPERANoE.-The citizens of Bowling Green,
XIV. at an election on the 4th inst for town officers
decided against granting licenses to eofee-houses
in f1ture
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NEW FALL AND WTNTER Goops.

NEW FALL AIID WIN WOUDel
II p. SCANLAN 81 co have the honor of informing
IL. the Ladies that they are now opening at their -
store. No. - Cbartres street, an entire NEW HaNS
STOCK of DRESS GOODS, selected with gEeat SS1TY~T
- care by agent in France and by OneQf 30
~ the firm, from the importers in NewYO4k ~
N expressly fef the retail trade. Their stock consists
- in part Of
COlOred SILKS and SATINS, in all the designs Of
the season. black Silks plain wateed figured striped and
plaid; Iris Popenes Paris printed, plain striped embo1
cred and plain CASHMERE and MOUSSELlNE DE
LAME entirely new style rich Bareges Mantilss and
COak the extensive and complete assortment BIocne
Cashmere TuTeIe and Tartan square and long Sill l
Wedding and Oifee Dresses cO0red and white embroidered
checked striped and plaid SWISS MUSLINS Lace
Canes Wells and Scarfs Embroidered Muslin Capes
Collars Handkerchief and Cuffs Infants embroidered Caps
Waists and Robes black, white, and cOiored LAIES and
EDG{NGS; Linen Cambria and Clear Lawn HandkeT
chiefs Ribbons Arfeals and Plqmes Gimps and FHnges
sIk and cotton HOSIERY; Kid Gloves; French Millinery,
fom the ft modes il Paris French, English, Italian,
and American STRAW BONNETS, Tor Ladies, Misses,
and Children. ID. 2. SCANLAN Y Co,
54Ina 70 ChaTtrPs street.
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ANOTHER QUEsTIoN.-When lDiU Father Ma
thew visit the United States
Aas,--When saltpetre explodes,
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Hoes.-1he following figures show the number

REVENUES OF CANADA. - According to official
returns recently published it appears that the reve-
nue. of Canada is on the wane, there having been
in the year ending October ), 1913, compared with
that of the previous year. falling off Of $3.50, lS9
Of which 1921, 496 was in customs. The annexed
statement exhibits the receipts in each quarter of
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ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Directed by Mrs. VAN NoorEN. cor Camp and Delord
CLOTHING.
FASHIONABLE STORE.
JOHN DUCOURNATn Merchant Tailor.


Corner of ST. Charles and Common Streets,
HAS the honor of informing his customers and the public
generally that he has received by the latest arrivals
from France the best and most superior assortment OF
WINTER GOODS. for Gentlemen He has opened
the balance of his stock received by shD Anna from HaVe
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Superior Black Cloth Dress Goats Do. do. FToek Goats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth OveTcOa of every color Blue Cloth
COaks English Macintosh; Vests of description,
viz: Black Silk, plain striped and Powered Black Satin
do Auagonaise Fancy Cashmere, stand-up cOla double
breasted, and Osay STYLE Black Cashmere, embroidered
Rich Velvet Vests, different styles.
CLOTHS FOR COATS.
Superior Black Cloth Superior extra fine do; Superior
Invisible Green dol Superior Brown Rachel do; Superior
MOgadOr do Superior Emerande do; Superior sky Blue do
Superior Lord Grey do Superior Olive do Superior Lamar
tine do; Green Pecheur do; Ourka, Beaver and Pilot
CASHMERE FOR PANTALoONs.
Black Plain Superior Cashmere Do Checked Cashmere
Do Striped Cashmere Great Variety OF Fancy Cashmeres
VESTINGS
Black Satin and Black Silk plain and figured Black
AnagOnaie, Cashmere White Satin White MaTseiles,
bnodered new Style Rich assortment of Velvet every des
crptOn lined with gold and silver for parties and weddings
Great variety of Fine Linen Shirts Corset Drawers Cotton
and Woolen UndehiTts Suspende, Scas CTavats, black
and fancy oolors; Jouvin's Gloves, all cOlors
G The above articles of the best manufacture OF
France. Gentlemen who favored him with orders. when
starting for France respectfully notified that they have
been executed and ready to be delivered to them
JOHN DUCOURNAU,
d13 I'm corner Of st. Charles and Common streets.
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DR, HAZARDS

CELEBRATED NEGEI AbLL TlILos
Fr the cure of Diarrhga and DgseReTB, both ChFOR5e
and y4cute
THNHE proprietor recommend this medicine as SPEEDY
safe and inallble for the above diseases Baving
devoted much time the study OF this class OF disease for
which these Pills TecOmmendedg and having July tested
their qualities by several years practice he can safely recon-
mend them 10 the afflicted, medicine, mid but eilca
cous their operation. and entirely devoid Of deleteous
substances The most feeble take them without the least
possible fear or injury. They operate as mild p1rgauve,
healing the bowels and leaving the system healthy and
vigorous state. Prepared only by N. E. HAZARD. NJ D.
And sold by his agents,
e~ None genuine without having the written signature
of he proprietor on the outside wrapper.
The above is an excellent medicine for Children eething.
The pi can easily be dissolved in water, if the patient
should prefer it, CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG,
General Agents,
f5@ As an act Of common humanity to those suffering
from the diseases these Pills profess to cure, would state
that believe them TO be the best remedy IN the world or
that has been brought into use speak Of Their seaey
from experience, and Of gratitude to Their gifted Pc.
peor mpes me to give that experience % the pu9nc FoI
eight months was severely afflicted with Chfonic Darhea
consulted and tried the remedies Of several asung pea
physicians but could obtain relief lett memphis Tor
Nashville in January last much reduced IN fesh ana so
deblitated to be scarcely able to work. was told by
friend in Nashville that Dr. Hazards Pills would cure me-
called him and after using two and hall boxes. or
I25 Pills obtained complete and permanent relief from my
disease four weeks gained . pounds IN nesand 70
Turned home In rsvfeof health ALLEN HILL
NJ II Jefferson street, Memphis.
Sold BY J. WRIGHT & co, Isl Chdrtres st., N. o.
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rrEa nIsEASEs

FEMALE DISEASES.
nR H. j. HOLMES, late of Kinds county, MIssi:sppl;
devOtes MS entire time the treatment Of DISEASES
OF THE WOMB " Office, corner OF UNION and
CaRONrD ELET STREET. Orders LETT at me y kA-
sSrs9 viii ii attended to Dc I'm
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FAsHIoNABLE DANCING ACADEMY.

FASHIONABLE DANCING academy.
MADAME ARRALlNE BROOKS has TIE honor 70
Orleans that the days of Tuition as follows, at the
ARMORY HALL: aA9A
C6iidTen's Class. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and -
FRIDAY, from to P M. dTTgF1B
Ladies' Glass. TUESDAY and THURSDAY from k5fsS
10 to IL A. NJ. VI
Gentemens Glass;. TUESDAY and THURSDAY, fIom
to 10 Pm.
Parents Guardians and the Public invited to the Chill
dren's Glass. For TERMS. etc. apply at the Amory Hall,
the residence of Madame Brooks. - -
az There will be the usual number of CHlLDREN's
BALLS.
Of ApriI d8H
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CHARLEs NYsTRAND,

CHARLES NYsIRANU,
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, No. damon g
" Row at the corner of TchoupitOulas and DeOrd n
A Streets keeps on hand an ample and well ~
assorted stock of American. English, French (s3
M Nand German DRUGS and MEDICINES, by ~
%dTect importation from the best houses in the North
and in Europe. - =.
n. B.. He will always keep on hand COLLODIOH OF
his manufacture, remedy justly celebrated by
advise families constantly TO keep 1t for CONTINGENCIES Inc
directions for its viii accompany each bottle ship
and Steamboat Medicine Chests supplied at the same rate
as any other wholesale establishment. Mo ON
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IpIoCY IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-Dr Howe, one Of
the Commissioners appointed by the Massachusetts
Legislature 10 inquire into the condition OF the
idiots of the Commonwealth to ascertain their
number, and whether any thing could be done in
their behalf has reported the result of this COM
mission from which report we learn that there are
1900 persons in the State of Massachusetts, in the
various stages Of lunacy. The commissioners, per-
sonally, OF by a competent agent, minutely ex-
amined the condition Of over 400 of these unfortu.
nate beings and in their report furnish series OF
tables, occupying forty-eight pages, which exhibit
the age the physical and mental condition OF these
poor creatures, and mass Of facts respecting the
causes of idiocy and the proper method OF dealing
with them. The report says:
"A large class Of persons disregard the conditions which
should be observed ntemarnage they overlook the ne
eday transmission OF certain morbid tendencies, as they
the natural appeties OF the body into uss OF divers
kiudsthe natural emotions Of the mind into fearful pas
sous and thus bnng down the awful consequences Of their
ignorance and SIN upon the heads Of their unOendng
children. dOsy to be found every civilized society, but
evil necessarily inherent in society; it is not
accident and much less is 1t special dspensaOn Of Prov
denoe suppose be insult the Majesty of
Heaven No Il merely the result OF violation of natu
raj laws which eslmpe, clear, aud beautiful which
Oure only be and known. in order 10 be loved and
which if strictly observed ioTtw0 three generations would
totally remove from any family however strongly predpOed
to insanity OF dIocy, all possibility Of s recurrence"
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NEW ORLEANS.
SATURDAY MoRNING, DECEMBER 16, 1e48

Gz-.We extract the following from the N Y.
Sunday Age. III sfrsrn the pen Of Mr. H. P. Graf
TAM who is joint editor and proprietor of that widely
circulated and amusing papers
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A MARMION hsa removed his ofaea @ IT. DaAhtAs
n, saest, eGs DOOR sbsFs PnYSR@s'
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ODE. To CAPTAIN ED'ARD CUTIE, MARINER, OR
WILLIAM BURTON, e So, COMEDIAN.
Of consequence" sehich for they all the
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STORAGE.
TINE undersigned having long been engaged lR AAM
the STORAGE BUSINESS, are prepared
TO receive on Storage in their splendid warehouses
an kind Of Goods the most reasonable rae,
EMERSON, T0URNE x co. l15 Ien9aDeou = =.
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MIR. WILSON, PIesident Of the Astrological Society
WI in London, may be consulted, for short time only,
on all affairs of Human Life Past Present. and Future at
No 223 CaLstOBh0ase street, one door from IRENE.
Mr. Wilson is the only who predicted, correctly,
the marriage of Queen Victoria and described her husband
two Yeas before it took place.
ES< Attendance from Il to 8 P. Nee 81 So d4Im
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nISSOLnTIOM.

FTNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the AUCTION gnd Commission busl-
ness Is THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
,nsiiness ri the 1irm J. O. PERSON.
'N J. A BONNEVAL.
~ The subscriber will continue the AUCTION AND
C9WMssI0N business and win act General Broker for
the sale and purchase Of Real Estate, Negroes and all other
properly eOH''z j. q. BoNNENAL, 81 Gravier st.
New Orlaans AuR 1913 anu
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~ J, MeNEIL, Tailor,

COMMON STREET, tloO doors from Carendeiet,
VETOUD respectfully solicit the patronage of his friends
w and the public generally. He hopes, by dill N22
gence and attention, TO render entire satisfaction to u
all who may favor him with a call. He will keep ~
always on hand good astsorment of CLOTHS, LII
C.dSSI.HTERES, DOESRLJNS, VESTINGS. etc. etc.
E Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms. nl6 3m
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INCREASE OF SLAv Es,--The following eomputa-
ton. taken from Pages Reports for the present year.
mot yet publisbed) showing the increase of slaves
in Kentucky, we copy from the Louisville Journal !:
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CORNER OF EXCHF NGE PLACE. and CUSTOM
~ HOUSE STREET-Lately Enlarged-where may at
all times be found Works of Merit and Curiosity, and have
hand 10000 volumes not to be met with in this part
of the country Strangers generally invited to drop IN
and view my extensive assortment of PAINTINGS now on
the walls and in particular splendid Painting of the Siege
of SaragOssa, called the MAID OF SARAGOSSA,
original by Mr. David Wikie Gentlemen having Books to
part with, will be dealt with on liberal terms.
ALI HUNTER, cornerof Exchange Place
dill St and Customhouse st.. I'd door from Posottce.
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ON the Both of September 1873 the undersigned asS2ela
~ ted with him in the BOOK and JOE PkfSI5 l,e
BUSINESS, Mr.. LEWIS A. MIDDLETON, late Of Mobile
The business of the will in future be conducted IN
der the firm and style Of SPENCER u MIppIEp22hS5 fUu
o23 ID. SfENCEh.
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CARRIAGES !-OARR1AGES!
EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
IA RAGE REPOSITORY, No. 60 z&s 81 :
ST. CHARLES street, opposite the Com o.
meFcia EXchaRge-On hand and constant eszSS=~F94@
Iy receiving FASHIONABLE CARR No.
AGES Of the latest styles direct from the manufactures
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
GIES Sc &C.. for STYLE finish and price equal to any in
market. Customers invited TO call and for themselves
dS 6m H. s. SMITH 66 st. Charles st.
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I-tuTAfopF T. BSR0T4ER, No "a SHELL Roam slae
" Of NEW BAsIF keep constantly on he s vi lt
and PINE FOOD CHHRCOdL' S9i'fO' % EA1A>''
- 5Sbgas IN n the Box No. 20 Camp street. Or a.
We Yotnet VI 1AhU"D ~ Ms iTa
GRATEs-GRATEs- CRATES NJ.
IN addition large END Msiassoiten soSk n Nv
iate arrivals New Patterns, which ol beauty e, oessh
yestsee % i've ~ a oil. JOHN STROUD 4 CO..
ts Gplam9n seegii
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PUMPS AND bATAlNkf AFFAAAIBs &c
FOIiN McCBRTY Plumber, No. l34 Camp gtfeet &
y New Ohesps has Just fsceived new qnd large -
assd ment Of Brass Cocks various Ezes Force and "
Tiii Pumps; Beer Pumps &C. Gc Cooking Ranges -
Bathing Tubs and Slower BATHS Also, aging ana fsgl
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work Of every deorp,0h P
sna Steamboat work Hompty pat up and repaired. an u
aeispromptly aitendsdto Las
- charge. moderate b1neA -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
Sf0rb.

am Isstsn Samitas, in 6isfsr stabt. an
elner lanaWisri9en ausisbrung. 8ebe Do.
Sbe9attin oes Scerrn Reubcn Switb, In Il,
rem 36teu eebensjabre. Se binterliee ei,
men eeiribten @atten unb cine srcee aIn,abf
unn'nnelse Sincer ibreu frhbsn Sintritt ,u
Nm lssten Srcitas, in Salsbura, q n,
tel Slein, tWhter.l CVdd,ie Bode
'perosn mir iein perionaI ndber beIeud,fen.) }
Am lesten Samitd9, in epnn Gaunltbip,
Serr peter W obr, i'm alter BON 54
Sdhrcn,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
9eIo une tein @e(h.

Gs gibt anf oer @ree Speierlei Mened,en.
udmIid,, Menfdien ole @rlb babeu, II. Reu,
fd,en, Die feiu @elo babcn.--9ber bic aebte,
ren lno eiaenflih gar feline O2enId,eu fIe
ituo ndmIid, entipeber arme tGeufel, ooer
&nsel Der 9eIe uno @utld9uns. Dime @elo,
ohne 3dbne nno ebne Srau fcmmen mir
duf Die 9Belt uno cbne 9eIc, cbne 2dbne
uuo chn: Srau geheu mir fpscer aus Der
l8elt.-8is man 3dhne unb Erauen befctitt,
hat man Sieber, eeibeu, Sd,mer,en unb
Rrdmpfe dier slrt bat man lte elm Wal,
70 thnn fe Oft sinem oas 9an,e Sdbr bin,
onrd, web, nno man mus fId bispeileu
CABIN uno Srau berdnsreiBeu IaHen. Die
3dbne uno Srauen fOmmeu pon ieIbif, unc
ipenn man fe nid,t redht iorgfdlti9 teban.
cclt, fc rperben fIe belize ldder allein bad
9elo fcmmt nidbt bon felbit ,uno oft gebt Gin
Wenfd, aus Der gBelt cbne @elo aebabt ,li
baben. Wan fa9t baS 9slo fcmmt uid,t
redbt urter bic eeute, aber bas III nid,t tpabr.
bic redten eeute fcmmeH nitt inter bas
@elo. Benu uur Die rtdbten eeute bas
9elo bdtten, 70 fdme bas @eIo Icbon ret,t
unter bic eeute. gBer bat eds gjelo 2 Die
reihen eeute, un6 oarin Iieat eben Der Ruo'
ten. Wenn einmal bic armen Qeute cds
@clo hdtten, cann niiroen mir ,erlt feben,
mas mand,er reid,er SduB fur elm armer
Tcnfel 1T &s lit feline Sunlf reid, su fein,
ipenn man oiei @elo bat, uno eS lit fein
8ereHnlt arm Su fein, fpenn man fein @ele
bat.
Wasi @eIb2-
@eIo 1T cine 3iffer, bic nur bel TufIen, bic
flt felbit bintenan feBen, 9roeen Wertb ae.
fuinnen. @el6 lit ein mefalIener Stiefelab.
faB fir rnande teine 9dufer, camit man
CLAUDE, fIe wdren ebsn 70 9rcs, ale ancere
9elo 1T Der Neceut graue auf Gin fat ltuEi
meS G. @elc it bel pieleu 9euten Der met.
tauene Sanosritf su einem Seriensslcdcnsus
Der inpenci9 ab9eriffen it.
SO asiftfe in @eIb2
Sfsin 9eIb III Elm Ding, BON bcm ale Ieereu
Iaihen cca fino, unb neIbes ieoer Wenld
Der nid,tS In Der 6ano hat, mil ben Tiuarrn
greifen fdnn. &eiu @elo III cine Ieile Gin
laoun9 Der Iatur, SfuIoeu su MAIDEN
Rein 9eIo 1T cine falfde Bl6oisfcit unferer
8ln9er, 70 oae man 9ldubt, iie f6nnten midi
Srprt Sdblcu.- -Jfein @eIb it oas auf Daiie,
nno Sroo iesen uuleres Settles, bas bri1
auf cas WaGer Der poeiie unc auf bic 8rpo
tpihenfd,aften Rein @eIo III fcrtndbreu
oes Gieien unferer 2aId,en, nobel bic aau,s
Welt ia9t: Soelf @ctt Siein @eIb IN be-
Den Sornebmen Gin leidltes Sopfrpeh, eint
Srdntbett bel ben WuGfern uno elm t6etIifcl
9erpenftla9 beim Raufmann. Shnsr iil'e
chne @elo etras ~ Stanes su brinaen
nur bic Sdnaer unb Didter Gnaen unI
bidten obne @eI6. Ter Didbter oid,tet erll
reht tpsnn er fein @elo bat, er bihtet nil
er eS befcmme.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
Das ct. fouls DOfcpeillen pom l7ten y

DAG ct qouis "9feueille" pom 17ten b.
Wonats lagt :-''QBir murprn aeffern aeru.
fen, nm bic 8orper ,reisr peibliden 8inber
lu beidanen, Die sdnsIid, jufammen seipad,.
fen iino ucn eem cberH 3bsile bee Sruiffno,
d,ens an, BIG su benz uutern 2beiIe bee I'm.
terIetbes, 70 Bag fle nur einen Humpf bill,
ben, nit snei oduptern, jtpei paor sIrmen,
une slpei paar Sneen Die Sf6rpertbeile
lno in jeoer pinTd,t Don 9utem @benmaae,
ans9encmmen oas porerndhnte 3ufammen.
rpad,len oes 9iumpfes. Die 9eGd,tsiiiae
fno in jeeer 6infidlt bhbid,, Hnb bic Sdup.
ter nit eiuem fdIouen 9Dud,s ouufelfarbiaen
Soaars beoedt. Dieie 8inoer spurbsu Dor
nnseftbr S'pet Wonaten BON Srau 9toe, bon
2eras @auntp, CWihonri) gcbcren. sIuf
ens 2Inratben mebrerer sIerite purbrn Die
@Gtern betpc9en bieielben en,ubaIfamiren. I"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
GpIt BON Ol2erico.

csu Teu Srleans finb am 1ffen DieIes
Serldlecens Sdiffe bon Sera @rus anse,
fommen.
Ter leste Wa9eniug pom 8sra Cru, mad,
SrtSaba rpdroe eurd, @uerllIds angseriffen.
@in befti9es @efcdt s,uiIden bem @cmnian.
90 ees Sbriften Srescoe unb ben @ueriQos
entipann (ld,, in oem oieIe auseinanber ae.
tpren9t fuurcen uno Der lieutenant Senber,
ton uno bier @eOr9ier blisben. Gin 8affcn.
ittliitnno BON Sfpei Wcnatsn it stpi(d,en @es
neral Butler unb ben mcIifanifden Som,
miBicners abgefd,lcfTen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-20
gSas miro lrob( bas g2d6fe lein 2

QBir fno beridtet, baB cine Bin in Der
@elrs9ebun9 uufcres Staates pasirt pcrcen
fei. pccurdb bas @eIhdft Der icaeudunten
"6ortune 1eaers" uutererhdt tpcroen Ica
DieIeIbsn (ollen, biefer Bill gcmde, nit si.
ner Selo'uno@efdn9niB' Strafe beitraft ners
ben. @s it alien befannt, 6as biefss @es
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