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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16
Household Furniture.
BY MORPHY &

by MURPHY d MENUS.
"WEDNESDAY, 18Th inst, at 10 ocook-WiIl be sod
Buildings general assortment CT FURNITURE, consist
Ing IN part,
Sofas. Bmors Bedstea3s, Sdeboards Marble Top Cen
ire Table, Gard Tables Looking Glasses, Cane Seat Chains,
dino No
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LArwrpr, 2 81 80 N.-LosoIrups, 9. 'yia Time, 81.
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Crescent Citv soddard from New York Sd and
Havana 10Th inst 10 Harris & Morgan-3d my.
STEAMBOATS,
Car Of Commences Sharpe from Cincinnati.
Majestic Klein Baton ROuge-ZO bs cotton.
Northern Light, aOden, st. Louis .
tinna sam Ba7anco from Bayou Sara-314 lbs cooon
Nafehez Holmes from Lake Provdence-l26l bs cotton
81 Helena WEIGH, from AlaXandna-276 BIS co ton.
OREGON Hiern from Mobile
Mafsha Ney Carlisle from st. LOuis-12G3 bs cotton,
Memoranda
Steamer Car of Commerce left Louisville the 4h inst;
reports 80 inches in the Ohio river and a stand.
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HOLBR0OK OYSTER Sal

HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON.
WE friends and patrons Of the HOL- - y
L BROOK OYSTER SALOON are re-. s IN ( q
specially informed that this well known estab- ~ 0k
lshment is now open fcrthe winter season; and SBs%
the public generally assured thata heretofore the best quail
y OF OYSTERS will be served up, the proprietor Is deter
mined that the celebrity of his establishment shall be kept up
that Just of complaint may be heard Thankful
for past avOrs, the proprietor that his continued
deavOrs TO please the public guarantee to him COntn
uance of that pnhIie's patrOnage 50 Il
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APPROACH OF THE CHoLERA-Already IN Paris.
From the accounts by the steamer Hermann, it
would appear as if the Cholera, which has been
making such ravages in the North Of Europe, has
at length reached Paris. Several cases had ap-
peared, which are Said 10 have all the symptoms Of
the Asiatic cholera, but in a mild shape. medi-
cal gentleman says that he had two cases of what
he calls cholera asphyrta, and that in both cases the
patients are likely to recover. The Cholera had
also appeared at Trieste, but had greatly dimin-
ished at ST Petersburg
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o. The funeral obsequies Of Com James Bid
de, at Philadelphia, Were Of a character bsftting
the claims Of the deceased upon his countrymen's
gratitude. The military generally Were out with
the marine corps, the officers Of the navy, &c.
Rev. DIR. Dorr ofliciated. The flags Of the public
buildings, shipping, &C.. were at half-mast, and
minute guns fred from the navy yard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

MURDER.-'Fhe Nashville Banner learns from
the Sparta Times, that shocking murder was
committed near Pikevile recently, upon the person
Of Mrs. Nancy Whitesides, by negro boy only ff-
teen years Of age. lie is in custody.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

RFNHE LAST OF THE SAXON KINGS !-Buwer's
L issI, ~ WELD \ cos, ~ csmp It, slsR
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LUMBER.

MAHOGANY, Cherry, Black Walnut, Maple. Beach,
IVA Hickory, Oak, Ash Cypress, Clear and Common
White Pine Poplar and Yellow Pine of assorted sizes and
seasoned. Tongued and Grooved White Pine, Cypress
Bedposs-Back Walnut, Cherry and Poplar, AKA, 5x5 and
6y6 Lime, Cement, Plaster Hair Sand, Fire Bricks, Fire
Tile and Fire Clay. Fancy and Plain Turned Novels and
Balusers of Mahogany Cherry, Black Walnut, lignum-
Ye, Spanish Cedar and Red Cedar @ Fresh Meal and
HOmny. Arcade Mills, IA, 16 and Is St Joseph ST.
OiO I'm PRAGUE & SHERMAN.
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OHs- Mons L. Borg, the French Vice-Consul,
states through the New York Courier Etats Uns to
all deserers from French ships, that it has been de-
cidsd that the armistce granted to army and navy
deserters, by the DEGREES of the 18th and DIST of
April, shall be extended to all merchant vessels
They get no pay, however.
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rrnn. Drnggist. dnth.l

From Mr.. JOHN d. Morgan, Druggist, dGteJ:
PITTsBURG, Jan. u, 1S47.-The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have red
it. know OF one instance Of permanent cue Of Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be 1ble 20 sell al
least q
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MORTALITY IN Boston AND New YoRK-The
Newburyport Herald remarks that the mortality in
Boston, during the past summer, has been very
much greater than in New York. In Boston the
deaths have been about 100 week, and in New
York about $50 The population of Boston is about
l2j 900, and of New York about 400, 600.
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MEDICAL NOTTCE.

MEDIGAL NOTICE.
I Ak. HOLT informs his friends and acguautances that
~ he has resumed tie PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
OEHoE-c0rRer BartAos0meW md Magazine gl-ssts;
Es% eriRsHs, SeptgEabef ], Ass9r S@E
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% The Italian Opera, at the Chestnut street
theatre, Philadelphia, opened on the 9Th inst, un-
der the direction Of Mr.. Fry, attended by most
crowded and fashionable audience. Unfortunately,
Truhi who had been i'll, and was scarcely able to
sing, gave way in the first act, and the audience
had 10 ba dismissed
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NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS,

For SqLe at No Ia Camp Street.
HONE INFLUENCE; a Tale for Mothers and Daugh
4 z ters-by Grace A guilar.
THANKFULNESS; a Narrative, comprising passages
from the Diary o. the Rev. A Ian TEN lie.
MAN AND HIS MOTIN ES-by Geo Moore, NJ. Gc.,
author of The Power of the Soul over the Body,
The Use of the Body in Relation to the Mind in
vol, being No. rs HarpeF's New Miscellany
Vol. " P0STHUM NOUS WORKS OF THE LATE
THOs. CHALMERS, D. D., l.. J.. n
SMITHS ESSAYS ON THE CULTIVATION OF THE
49, TEA PLANT INEHE UNITEDSTATEs OF AMERICA
SUGAR CULTIVATION II LOUISIANA CUEA AND
THE BRITISH POss EssIONs-by J. A. Leon, Esq.
go. l. 3 o ....
A fresh supply Of LAMARTINE'S HISTORY OF THE
GIRONDISGS, complete in vols.
gust received and for sale at the New0ean StatoneTs
Warehouse" [o12 Al J. B. STEEL, IA Camp
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THE REPORTED PAEz VICTORY IN VENEZUELA
The Boston Traveller says it has reasons to believe
that the account published in the Philadelphia pa
pers Of a victory of the Paez feet over that of Mo-
nagas, which is said to have taken place near the
Island of Margarta in the latter part of August in
which the commodore's vessel was sunk and him
self and many other officers were taken prisoners
by the Paez party, is incorrect Capt. Stone Of the
schooner John Drew at Boston, from Curacao 18th
uIt, one week later, states that the Constitutional
fleet arrived at Curacao about the 18th September,
two weeks after the reported battle, receive Gen.
Paez, and that they made no mention of any such
victory--on the contrary, they state that the two
fleets separated after few shots. And farther,
letters received in this city dated Porto Cabelo,
September 18th, mot Augusta one day later than
the letter to the Philadelphia paper, distinctly
state that the two fleets separated without battle.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

Gzg- The Philadelphia Society for the Promotion
of Agriculture, closed its annual exhibition on the
9th, with ploughing match. The superior cattle
and horses were mostly those for which premiums
had been formerly awarded.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
Observation-Disclosures PORTRAITS


ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
y the application of the above mysterious agent Da
b guereoype "a discovery of the subscnbe) the under
signed enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOEDcatchlng the precise
expression instantly and fixing il indebly upon the silver
plate E Those who wish to retain in their families good
OF relations friends, do at moderate
price. Rooms Of Canal and ChaTtps sbntranue
No. 3 Chartres street. [my3 lyl w. Il. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREOTYPE.
II. would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
- bestowed him since he first had the homer o.
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOr.eau5,
FIVE ylTs ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited az the Fair, competition with Others taken b.
the best operator from New OTk and he awarded The
First Premium No specimens exhibited At his este bshmeEt
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits viii continue 10 be what they always have been
the BEST. His long experience, and constant pracce are
the best inducements pslsORs DESTROYS OF instruction III the
beautiful art, Genuine Voigtlander Cameras % cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same.
Plates at 81 per dozen; SC0yis No for 50 -guaraHed
the best plates made in the United States Gases 81 rs and
60 81; RewYork Cameras at $lS.
e. Orders from the country promptly attended 70.
eEt- Entrance No. 8 CAMP street. mill #
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TO TaG FUELlGs
! ; ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers TO the public
= his sevices as n UCTIOVEER for the sale of REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUT DOOR SALES,
pedgHg his eXe0ns promote the interest OF those
entfUsting business to his care,
-" Negroes OF every description constantly hand,
at private public sale.
- Liberal Cash Advances made on consign-
luertg. RICHARD TERRELL, AuCtiODeer,
my-J Nos. IS and ~ BauGs's Arcade Passage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

~ Mr. Macready, on his first appearance at the
Astor Place Opera House, IN. W was greeted by
a full and fashionable auditory. The Express says
he played " Macbeth in his best manner Mr.
Macready made speech, being called out, in
which he very injudciously alluded to the asper-
sion Of a Boston penny paper, that he was too su-
peranEualed to play Shakespeare. He appealed
from the editor to the public. Only one or two
Kisses were heard which were overpowered by the
torrents Of applause by which he was greeted.
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with some friends, was assaulted on the Both ult
by some rowdies, as he was returning from politi-
cal meeting in Pttsburg. Col. Black and Mr.
Mathews, very aged man, were slightly injured
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10 WIVES.

.VFW BOORSl-WE " BOOKS!!
WARNING TO WV ES-by the author of The Gift;'
w WILFRED MONTRESSOR;
BRAGELON NII-C0mDlete;
MYSTERIES OF OLD LONDON:
FALLACIES OF THE FACULTY;
LIFE OF DR. RICHARD JENNINGS, The VICTIM
LUCY SANFORD, A TEMPERANCE TALE; [IZED;
ORPHAN Nicely Miss Pickering;
AMELIA-by Miss E. Leslie.
L o
large and beautiful ment Of JOURNALS &c, &c.
FOrsae at WELD & cos Literary Depot
old Y t5amD street
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREOrYPG.


TO RENT.
TWO handsome TwO-stOry B r lex d W Ell -
s LIN IS, st. John street, the shady side f!i
Ofthe street. between POydras and PeTdo streets. Pos
session given on the list OF November next AppIytO
p IRWIN.
ol3 Corner Dryades and Melpomene streets.
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IN offering the public this and valuable remedy for
Consumption, Bronchitis, AstHa Coughs 0ids, etc,
append few notices OF the character and efficacy Of the
medicine. Numerous testimonials may be seen in pamph-
let for distribution the agency, which sufferers invited
to obtain may be proper say that Dr. D. eminent
practising physician Of twenty standing graduate Of
the University OF Pennsylvania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16
CROCKERY AND CLQQK STQRE.

OhOJALhI IND OLOJA gLOhE1
THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
l. has REMOVED to his NEW STORE. Isl -
FssSy .H4G.4ZLyEE street, four doors from St. &[N
" n Joseph street, where be iOuud large T. slR
yrD assortment Of CLOCKS AND CROCK EAaAz3a
~ cry. To all Clocks sod and repaired at this esab-
Shment will be given a written guarantee that they will
perform WELL and should they meet the expectations OF
the purchaser the money will be returned in all
E1 Particular attention paid to repairing CLOCKS in
any part of the city [ol3l j. w. KING, PSI Magazine.
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From The Western Empire" Dayton, o., Jult ~ I847
Mr. J. F. Howels Silt affords ne much PeasGre 70
has been entirely removed by the Of Onehai bottle o.
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar winch You ara
others advised re to use You safely etommend The
use of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds a.
most excellent remedy. yours fsSI2 Se ~, &
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA Pay,
IA The undersigned having engaged the --assEses0
~, Office lately occupied BY Brig. Gen. - *
E&ssyR S Churchill, Inspector General u. s. f5fsg
~. Army, New Commercial EXchange) 1888
corner St Charles and PerdG1 Streets are PREPARED
ecue all the necessary papers to enttle officers non commits
stoned officers, musicians, and pdvates the above pay
the most reasonable terms Any business entrusted to
their care will be dispatched with he utmost pOmpttude
The Regiments Of Louisiana Volunteers OF 1916 included
in the act of Congress of 18th July 1915 Company ccOunts
adjusted and made out for the proper
with accuracy and dispatch.
E-H immediate attention paid to Bounty LG3,d, Pen
THEO. LEWIS,
late Capt. Co. X, LIST La. VOlu tiers.
VIM. MONAGHAN,
a14tf late Cant. Go. r. 9Th Regt. La Volunteers
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no T,FAsT-PY THE WEAR.

WOOL HATS, BROGANs, BLANKETS, YARN
SOCKS, etc.
t. The above Clothing made in the strongest manner,
warranted give the satisfaction and will be sold
on accommodating TENS. n. &. FOLGER,
81 2dp corner CustomhOuse and Old Leyee sts
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r. p New Steamboat ANDREW FULTON
rl8ss.3k5FEs1 FOR S. Louis and Illinois Rieer. With
- Dispatch. The new, elegant and flst-run-
nng paSseng er steamboat ANDREW FULTON. VIM. II.
Fulton master, Is receiving freight and will leave above
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodate
tons, apply on board, opposite POydTas street, to
HYDE Il OGLESBY, IL POydTas st.
N. B.-Ihe Andrew Fulton entirely boat, OF
very light draft, and will with delay in reaching her
destination. OI6
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alLA4a nm S,sni ICbss r T5nrt ~ r.
zzs@s-zzsE Helena Mouth Of Hhite RiUer, Napoleon
and TIE Belds-1he elegant tastunnng passenger
boat BULLETIN, will leave above on WEDkES-
DAY the 18th lnst at o'clock M, positively. For
freight having unsurpassed accommodations ap-
ply on board, opposite Canal street. or TO
Ol6 I. Is. SMITH, SO Magazine st.
gH The BULLETIN will tske freight for Randolph Bolivar
and all landings the Hstchee river and reship Mem
phs by L atchee River packets.
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~ IA Friday Passenger Packet MARENGO,
81 4la Capt ChSs. J. Brenham.-F0r Princeton.
Esss5Ezzuzz1 SkipUith'S Landing, Lake Providence,
ylttkeHS Bend, HckSburg, WdTreRtOa, Grand Gut,
Rodney, hatcher and all Plantations The splendid
tast-Tunning steamboat MARENGO, will leave above
on FRIDAY the 10th nst at o'clock P. NJ, positively.
For freight or apply on boaL foot Of Canal street,
" [O16l I. h. SMITH, 80 Magazine
The Narengo viii have a Clerk the Le,ee early Thurs
day Morn the 10Th inst. O receive irelelt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

- = New Steamer CAR OF COMMERCE
tIS4k - For LOHiSGle Cincinnati, .Bagspille end
- Portsmouth On WEDNESDAY, 18Th
inst, clock, pOsitiyey-Ths splendid and
tast-Tuuning passenger eambOaI CAR OF COMMERCE.,
ThOs. Sharp, commander, Is receiving freight he
foot Of Poydas street freight passage having spen
did accommodations, apply on board, or to
OILS T. b. SMITH, IS Magazine st.
Gg~ The Car of Commerce is entirely boat draws
% inches Passengers and shippers may rely her
reaching her destination without delay. Takes freight for
Napoleon, Memphis Cairo, Smithland and all other way
landings.
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CLOTHING
M BARNETT has removed his store to No. 10 CAMP
IVA. STREET, t11O doors from the Cg Bank where he
now prepared supply the City and Country ade with
full and complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING, consisting in part of the following
Black Cloth Dress and FT0ck COATS;
Superior Black and Brown Cloth ONEBCOATs;
Black. Blue, Olive and Brown SACS and PALETOTSi
Fine Black and Blue Felt do. do;
Blue Mackinaw and Drab BLANKET COATS
Tweed SACS, of every style;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Printed, Mixed and Black Satinet do;
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS;
Plaid Cashmere and Black Cloth do: OF 6m
" lite and COored Marsei les and Valencia do; &c
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

DRTESTLEY & BEN have removed their entire Stock
L Of HARDWARE, IRON, &c, &c, Ss=SNzzA
from Nos IS New Levee and 3j and 40 ~~&zsZ7
TchoUpitOUlas street. to their New Stores
Nos. SO and o1 GIMP Street, opposite - Eszss7
NacheZ street where they have hand ami constantly
receiving by arrivals Om Foreign and Domestic Nanutac-
uTes full supplies of every description of GOODS in their
line which they offer for sale the lowest market prices and
accommodating terms. Country Merchants Planters,
Mechanics and purchasers generally, requested to call
and examine for themselves The following embraces
portion of their stock on hand and ahOat, viz
900 tons English BAR IRON, round, square and fiat;
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LArErag. p y 30 N-LosoIrrne. p ~ Tme. 81.
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From Mr.. Ed1Grd Robbins, DTltgg1st.
BoRDENTOwE, n. j., Jan. 9, l6E.-We have taken some
trouble introduce Ls Davis Syrup OF Wild Cher aud
Tar here and have sold all received from you Dr. H.
Cook has used in his practice he thinks highly Of ne
medicine Dr. Cook OF the most eminent PHYSICIANS ~
the United States and the attending physician OF Joseph
Bonapare, eXKiug Of Spain, durng all his residence IN S
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~ . st. Louis Packet WHITE CLOUD, Capt
JFAaa5st4#754 y. Nj. Adams-F0r ST. LouiS Care and
- .Henlphis- The superior ard fsst-unning
steamboat WHITE CLOUD, will leave as above ON
WEDN ESDAY, 18th inst at 5 o'clock P NJ For feight
passage, apply bOari foot Of Poy dras street. to
ole T b. SMITH q6 Magazine a.
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LfisE8htfE4s HfieHa, &c. 6C-EveTy other WEDh ES-
- DAY EVENING at 5Ocook-Ths Iplen-
dd packet b BULLETIN, Capt. c. b. Church. has resumed
her regular trips for the season, leaving every other WE'D
NESDAY, at O'Clock, P. pOsitiyey-PaseBgers and
shippers may depend this packet leaving her regular
day. For freight passage having unsurpassed accom-
mOdations, apply board, Canal street wharf
ola T. b. SMITH, SO Magazine ST.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21
Gpurf Nrpflamatiplt.

Sintemal Der 1btb. s. printle Sones,
&c., prefieent Ribter Der perfbieoeuen
Gourten pcn Common plies i'm britten Sc.
rihtsbe5irf, beftebenb aus ben Gaunties
Berfs, Rortbampton unb eeda, i'm Staat
pennfplpanieu, unb 6raft feineS amtes als
prelieentf3i6ter Der perfbiebenen Gourten
BON Sper uno Terminer uno aligemeiner
@efdnaniB GrIebieuug In befagten Gaun.
ties /; uno Saeob Oillinger unb pet. 5aas,
gfquirss, Hi6ter Der @ourtsn bon Sper unb
Serminer unb aueemeiner 9efdn9uiB .@rle'
bisuns fur bic &i6tnn9 BON !9aupt uno
anoerm Serbrehen in eeoabtem ee6a Co.,
ibren 8efebl an mid geffeut baben, norm
fie cine Court BON Suarteriefiions II. Com
mon plies anberaumeu, welbe 9ebalten
rperben fou in Der Staot 4lIentaun. fur bas
@auntp ee6a, auf ben eriien Montaa i'm
ndbften Ssptember, rpslbes Der 4te oes
befaeten Monats fein piro, uno ;spei $50
den oauern wirb.
Sp ipiro biermit Ssa6bridJt eeeeben
an alIe Srieoensridter uno @onitabel inner
balb bem befasten Gauntp BON ee6a. baB
cann uno oafelbif fie in eisener pnfon nit
ibren Ro0s. &secrbs, Snquifiticnen, Gram
inationen uno alIen anoern @rinnerungen
f6 einfinoen, um bic Saden Su tbun unb
Su perwalten, ,pelb ibrsn Qemtsrn oblieeen.
Ses9Ieihen weroen aud aue oieieniaen
wel6e sesen @efansene in Dem @sfdn9nie
oes Gauntp ee6a aIS Rldser ooer Seusen
su erfbeinen baben. bena6ribti9et. baB iit
| Ii6 alsoort uno bafelbft einSufincen baben
UNI bieielben Su proiequirsn pie es ibner
rsht ounfen mag.
9esebeu untsr meiner Sanb in Der Stab
Quentaun, ben 17ten SuIi. i'm Sab,
unfers Ssrrn Elm taufeno a6t bunber
uno abt uno ciersi9.
6 Sbrts S6erif.
| Gctt srbats bic 8eputlit
SuIi IL. nqbC
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21
Sauuar 3, l64S.
81 q tl t / If t.

Die Sireftcren unb Mitsliscercer "ee6a
Gauntp se9enisitisen Seuer SeriiderunsS'
9eieQfbaft." uuc anoere Die @lit9Iieoer Su
wereen wunfhen. Iino bierour6 ein9eIaeen
id am llfen Monta9 i'm September. um
2 ubr Na6mittass, weIdes Der 4te ees be'
faeten Monats iein Wirc, am 9aufe p0n
s. gB eseo, inTisber' Macun9e einSuflnosn
um I3 Dircftorsn fur oas fommenoe Sabr
,u erwdblen, unb Neben9efese fur beiqste
@efsuIhaft anjunsbmen &c. punftIibe Bet
wobnun9 erwartet man.-Quf Sefebl
Ser Sireftpr rem.
SuIi 81. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21
9erfiDerln9! Seritrberun9! +!
Seuer
SeriiS0erilmAss0 0efeHic1aft.
SuIi IL.

Die .Serii6erunss 9sfelf6aft bon
Nortbampton Gauntp. inoem iie ibre limits
lfube in Der Staot gaiton bat, srnannte In
8erbinouua NIT &ibter Di0inger. S. 9.
&eefe aIs ibren Qssnt fur eeba @auntp.
Dies 1T cine sesenfeitise 9efeaf6aft, uno
cine Der sr6bten i'm Staate. Sbre Oepoii'
ten belaufen iib su $4,000 SbaIer, uno ibr
capital 1T 1876 900 Sbaler.
Sie Mitslieoer iinb sssenfsitis oerpflid'
tet einanber in Sduen BON Serlult beiSuite'
ben, oaburb oaB Elm ieoes @Iieo In Ser'
bdltniB ;u fsinem DepOlit beSablt.
Die Serren @asner unb 9uber paren
in oiefer @eleufbaft periidert. uno weroen
5000 &baIer erbalten-ben 8eIauf ibrer
8erif6ernng. - Sine perfOn bic Elm badffei-
nernes Saus ober cine Bouern S6euer fur
1000 Sbaler fdbert batte. nuBte bios sin
3baIer es9en ibrsn SerIuft BON 6000 Sba'
Ter einbeSablen.
Gin @lieo fam Iih jeoerseit bon Der Sc
feuf6aft surildSisben uno feine Dspoiiten
mieoer in Gmpfans nsbmen, penn es per'
lan9twiro.
Sauern, bcbentet baB eeaenfsitise Ser'
Iihrunss 9eienfdaften fur euren Husen
errihtet woroen iinb, uno ba6 ieet bic 3eiI
ca lit no man fip nab Serii6runa febnen
follte.
8ereist ni6t bel &i6ter DiGinser oeer
Dem unterSsibnetsn anSufpreten, in feinet
Nmtsfube in 4ueutaun, se9enuber GoIb'e
Sotel, Der ben 9efhdften uon Serhberun
aeu in Der Staot uno oem Sanoe punftIlt
abwarten wiro.
eSames 9. Steele.
Sufi ID. na3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21
Sronbretb's YiQen.

Die 8ranoretb's piaen iino 9dnSItdb oe'
aetabiif6 uno aIIein nad fol6en Srunofd'
sen eemaht. wslde cine Ian9e Grfabrun9
als ri6tis erprobt bat. Gs III ieet feline
Spefutaton, menn man in &ranfbett feline
3uAu6t Su ibusn nimmt iie iinb ais bic
beleu Sleinissr Der @iuseweiee uno oes
Moaeus befannt. unb in ausn bpspeptt'
fben unb biIi6fsn SdtIcn iino iie oIs cine
erose Sesnuns bstrabtet. Seee SamlIts
folIte biefe ptuen i'm Saufc baItsn. Wenn
aeb6ris sebraubt, i'm Sale 1rSsnei notbi9
iif. piro nur febr ielteu elm Softcr notbi9
fein. Sn allen Sduen pcn Serfdltun9,
6ulieu oeer 8beumatismus, iino es bic eet
6snoen ibrem &6rper f6uIoi9 oisfe piusn
Su 9ebrouben.
~ Sbise fbdebars pitIen iinb in Der
Druderei Don R euben 9utb, in Ill
lentauu, ku baben.