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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-26
N y y Y y S .

vERANDA HOTEL.
II are bose as IN es
For the very liberal and constantly increasing pat EszS
saEs hs os viii spt during the
T Sl H$R $H ETH R. NUDGE "a aa q
HOTEL AND GARDENS.
- 80 A." The CARRoLToN HoTEL AND GARDENS "a
f# 81 miles from Canal St, Neworleans, oia thess
The subscriber has the honor to that he now
FULLY prepared to accommodate limited number OF BoAp-
ERs by the day. week, or month.
Per Day, 81 90 Per Week sioso Per Month, 80 90
breakfast Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners to order and Private Parties accommodated
The best of VINES and Laao and aer served
at the Saloon in the Gardens. 6
Mr. PoucHEr one of the first caterers. and formerly OF
M SiIs and ssw Orleans Esn Aevs and euos
sssa T ffa0GS Ely to the
fine order and far surpass anything oil the KIND IN the
BoueUETs great variety always to be had on appica-
Every SS paid t. tf Mh9ff
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL
HoG # II Msso kH WITHIN Ss me Of
Orleans will reopen for the reception of ysites on sm
JUNE lst. During the winter considerable aitera .k ~
lions have been made the house and grounds WIN te
view of adding the comfort of those seeking health repoe
or pleasure. . L.
he Bachelors apartments numbering sixty rooms have
been finished superior and the PROPRIETOR feels
no hesitation saying that they not surpassed al any
watering place in the Union. O.
Additional bed rooms, wash houses, Ironing rooms NC,
have been erected expressly for servants IN the employ oil
yisiters.
The SEA BATHING cannot be surpassed on the coast and
connected with the establishment.
The design Of the proprietor is to render this I
first class Hotel in all appointments, and worthy lhe
patronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining saes
The splendid low pressure mail steamers Oregon ana jas.
t. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily AFTER June
1st at IL clock NJ, arriving at the Pass at P M ana
during the season and elegant steamer
nate morning at ocIock returning to the city at II M
next day The steamers Mobile and Montezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin. II, I...
Families and Others, wishing to secure rooms VIII please
"''''e'' R. IL MONTGO MERY, Pass Christian, Miss :
~ Letters or other maabe matter. left az he once OF
W.; 1uuson' 'one '"''' ' my5 1mis 3md&W
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SUMMER RESORT.

r,,n,,
IhE TAR AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
VIII be ready for the reception of Vsiers the first OF
'e next under the direction of the undersigned: They
situated Tour miles from Cloverpor on the ONO rver
e 'hee Will he good accommodations and conveyances
lsas ready to transport passengers without delay There
good Schools at Coyerport and Hardnsburg. The val
ue properties OF the Water and the admirable Scenery
onmend them alike to nvads and those in quest OF
sghq summer retreat. The undersigned will use his en-
'aNon TO give satisfaction
W2a ITHAMER SMITH
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DISSOL UTION.
T'HE firm of COLEMAN & co, is this day dissolved,
L bymuual consent f. ID. COLEMAN.
View Orleans, May 20, 1S4S. }. w. HUTCHINSON.
tS The subscriber will settle all claims against the firm,
sdcontuue the business in his own name.
MIRA r. ID. COLEMAN,
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DUTTER-2OO frkns and kegs extra May, landing ex
ID cha Hammond, for sale by
nla& STIIRGES & WRIGHT. s. Tchonpitonas St
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OXYGENATED B1TTERS.

CURE for Dyspepsia Asthma and general DebIliy- ~
n Letters commendatOry have lately been received from
Prof A. A. Hayes NJ D.. State Assayer, Mass ::
Hon. Myron Lawrence formerly President Senate r.
J. r. MoFehead IT, s. Senator, and formerly Governor OF
Kentucky; o- r.
VIM woodbridge u S. Senator, and formerly Governor oil
Michigan; g.,
L. H. Arnold Member of Congress- and former Governor
of Rhode Island: 49,
Morgan L. Martin Delegate in Congress from Wisconsin
Territory
lanes s. Simmons u S. Senator from Rhode Island
Samuel S. Phelps and VIM Upham, U. s. Senators from
Vermont
c. c. Trowbrlge ESQ, President Michigan State Bank:
Solomon Foote Member of Congress from Vermont;
H. d. Foster Member of Congress from Pennsy lvaniai
Gen A. c. Dodge Delegate Congress from Iowa Terri
tory; p, -.
And many other distin guished individuals See Pamphlet
THESE BITTERS CONTydj.N NO ALCOHOL.
For sale by NATHAN JARVIS Il CO.,
Corner Magazine and Common streets,
mv166t Agents for the Southern States
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ors LITIGATION.-I esterday scene TOOK
Frslo,g be court of Judge Derb6s, Fourth Justice
sts u p. ,ac which was worthy of the pencil of
tns %" 4 lawyer named p. S. Blron, and per-
Bsal anacted with the bar, named Paul Llautand,
90 t !o,o fight in the court room, and were with
5cny separated They went out y9 h gg VEN
ea0S5 I'll" q .bav would submit the affair to Judge
90 ii'A' A. affidavit was made before Recorder
@Do .at a duel was talked of, warrants issued,
Ie9o ~ una nares accused gave bonds to keep the
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

cw PRTTHTE LESSONS ONLY. I'll
IT. J. GOMEZ. Editor Of In Patria. will devote 9 few
IL. hours during the day give instructions the Span
sh Language MIR G. has adopted new and method
by which scholar can learn to read speak and translate the
For Terms, &C. apply to Mr. Gomez at his office, No III
Exchange Alley, CONT street at the bookstores OF
j. C. Morgan II Exchange Place. adjoining the PostOfce.
t II required, Mr.. G. will give lessons at night m9
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TOOTH ACHE Gu.

TOOTH ACHE CURED
TN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by G.,
L DR. MENSING'S foot II c ii ftfsssseeSs-es...s.
EilXiR.-This article is devoid OF all poi- VI rr~TV
sonous ingredients. Try bottle and you \ ~
will soon see il wry face turned into smiles. M AGlt
TOOTH POWDER.-This article is the best now before
the public. 1t eradicaes the Tartar without the and OF m
stumeD Remember that these articles prepared only
by DR. MENSING DENTAL SU RECON, office, No. 3D.
Bar0npc street four doors above Commonst. my 10 3m
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Delightful Residence at jacksonville, Witho1
Reserve.
By PERSON q BONNEVAL,

Office No. Ct Graricr street.
SATURDAY, May q, at IL o'cock-Will be sold, at
- Bankss Arcade, without reserve
A delightful OUTAGE r RESIDENCE, situated at Mad
isonvle, about one fourth OF mile from the Steam ~
boat Landing, and the road between jacksonville f.N
and Covington in the neghbohood OF the residences 4I
OF Major Balam and Gen, Nloganmthe tract of land con-
tanning about 80 S000 acres land. The Improvements
prise Cottage, is It. front by 30 it. depth, entirely
and well lnshed-togethef with Kitchen Stable and
CARPENTER well other eut-houses. The whole
according to plan which will be exhibited at the sale.
There is also line of omnbuses running between Covlng
ton and Madison vile Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing the
property will do well 90 and the premises before
the sale There boats running now between the
above named cities and NewOrleans
Terms-One-baf cash; balance at u months credit for
notes bearing mortgage u t final payment. myl8
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WHITE OAK I,TJNBER

Will Oah LONlO1iIh. ,o
ME are making alterations in our Mill as TO saw 40
w feel long We have on hand choice lot Of WHITE
OAK TIMBER, which we will up TO order, from 20 to
y let long. Also, st. Domingo, Cuba and Honduras
LOGS, in yard.
PRAGUE q SHERMAN, Arcade Mills,
WAA a. is and Is St Joseph st.
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SUMMER BOARDING

Il At the FLORANCE HOUSE, Corner Of Camp
..A and South streets Lafayette SQuare-Decdedy the
.A coolest and airy public house in the cIty-For
successive Summers this House has been well filled by
those who appreciated trial. It's extraordinary merits rs
Summer as it is, with any adoln-
ing building, and surrounded by the Square and wide open
space. e-w Liberal gemeRtS made tor the entire
sens0u my11 6w
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MNAHANM &MANS.
Positive and Cash Sale of Building Lots in the
City of Lafayette
BY PERSON q BONNEVAL.

Positive and Cash Sale of Building Lots in the
City of Lafayette.
BY PERSON q BONNEVAL.
SATURDAY May 'f Il - 10 s' be 5s's sod "a,
Three LOIS OF GRUG Nd in the square bounded
by Camp, Magazine St Andrew and Josephine streets
street by lO6 feet inches deep between parallel lines
These Lots are located within one SQUARE from ne new
Makehouse and suitable for private residences lie sale
~ 1T Tpsl'
Acs Of sale before J. B. Marks, ESQ. Notary Public at
the expense OF the purchasers. myzo
Consigned Negroes.
BY PERSON IL BONNENAL,
ATRDAy Nav a. a Is oco ok be sod at
, Auclloa Banks Arcade without reserve the follow
;, WILITAM-Negro Man aged about q years Field
joint years~Piough Boy and Cotton Picker; title
FRANK-Ioy aged about IL years-good Plough Boy
ana cotton Picker; fully g,paTTantled
Cook, Washer, Irone and House Servant fully guarran
tied against the vices and maladles prescribed by law
Acts OF sale before j. R. Beard, Esq., Notary Public at the
expense OF the purchasers my25
Valuable Family of Negroes.
BIZ PlERSON u BONNEVAL.
SAruRDAY May e. 2Gs e 10 q Sff' Ss so td': 4
- Auction ito H., at Banks Arcade on account OF the owner
sJAMEs-Negro Man aged about Is years-a first rate
,RACHEI-Negress, "A years Chs wfe)-a good Cook,
Bo sd an Infant aged
months.
and maades prescribed by aw-and are recommended as
good subjects. 49,, =, .
Acts before G. n. HARRISON, Esq, Notary Public
at the expense OF the purchaser myl2
Horses, Bread Carts and Harness-successiono of
Charles Monrose.
By PERSON q BONNEVAL, Auctioneers.
Office No. 81 CiraUier street.
T.. M
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SEERsU CKER.-One bale superior quality India Seer
suckers of various coors stripes checks for sale by
mrAM r G HOBBS, II CnstombOuse st.
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yTARCH.--lO0 boxes Fox's,' landing ex Chas. Ham
, nond for sale by
naLS STTRGES & WRIGHT So Tchoupitoulas ST
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WELD & CO., 70 Camp s1reeI,
cw- HRVE JUST RECEIYED 81
TTNHE CHILDREN OF THE NEW FOREST-An new
L tale of thrilling interest; by Can't. Maryatt; . .
THE DREAMER AND WORKER: by Doug las Gerald;
LIFE OF LOUIS PHILiPPEii BY Francis w Rise r
THE PARTISAN-Tales of the Mexican War;
TOM CRINGLE'S LOG by the author of the Cruise OF
THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS-Part 2;
DOMBEY AND SON-Nos. IS and TO- completing the
work mv6tf
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I ARD OiI-50 bbs No ! in store for sale by
Ii STURGES Il WRIGHT,
myAa So TchOuptoulas st.
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CouRT.--Judee Kennedy.

n,srR1cr CoURT.-Judge Kennedy
rnspe sS,oeEmel VS.. Peter Chrystai-Judgment :;
rGg ,S,t considering that the plaintiffs have con-
dsiFey and delivery of merchandise TO the de-
sag ~ nil amount claimed in their petition !;
tnd,aTal. =" ~ the sale was for cash;
Una. . Ge defendant has disposed of, and re-
1a ,bs said merchandise beyond the reach of
psa , 'S without paying the price or any part
5.n95I :;on.dering, further, that the presumption
And go "raoted by the act of 2Sth March, 1910,
only been e. % or hu.
he cgil snd and turptude scarcely to be surpassed,
1904 therefore this is proper case for the ap-
sd aa Of that law: 1t is ordered, that the plain
4esuo power from the defendant, Peter Chryslal,
10 is r" If nine hundred and sixtyive a. 100 dol
be sun :; I further ordered that the said Peter
bs' " no imprisoned IN Meparish prison, for the
CbFss'd af two years, from the rendition OF this
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared YESTERDAY:

ATTITUDE g 81 30 N-LoSulrupE. 80 win Time, Oh
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CARGO IIME-l600 casks THOMASTON LIME,
andng from brig Susan Ingraham, for sale by
gA JOHN STROUD& Co, li6 Common ST.
D00Ts, SHOES AND BROGANS.-l34 ca
ID s landing from ship Orphan and bark Geo g.
Henry, for sale by X. G. HOBBS. IN
myl3G IL Cnstomhou-e ST.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

TEN DOLLARS REWARD ,,,
WILL be paid for the recovery OF the slave JOHN a
w gr aged about n years. who is supposed to have
sayed from the Cotton Plant Sunday the l4tr
He is about feet inches and well made has some
his chin dressed in fancy cooed yellow panaoons rather
sas The above reward will be paid for the delivery OF said
slave any Jail, OR TO MANN o.,uo,rN ro
my18 BEARD, CALhooN q ~
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LARD.
700 KEGS aad 20 barrels Prime Leaf in store, for
OUU sale by STURGEs Il WRIGHT,
myl9 I'm s. Tchoupitouas street.
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r J. JONES has taken into Copartnership |<%sA
y. HENRY HARDIE, and removed 10 107 80
Poyalras street between Camp and ST. Charles s-@eS
streets, opposite the Delta Office.
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sYThe Cars will leave New Orleans and Carrolon every
s~ The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 10 minutes
from the corner OF Baronne and Canal SITS. myl2 t1sNov
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
ID COMMIT would respectfully inform his kTA
friends and the public that he remains ans al at 80
Royal and Bourbon streets where by strict attention
eral share of their patronage my23 I'm
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Il delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE at Man
EM deve measuring arpents fronting the Lake by
I..4L twelve arpents in depth-al fenced in. The i'm
pOvemens comprises good and substantial rame Dwelling
of three rooms fronting the Lake galleries in front and
Cabinets, Kitchen and Servants Rooms one other
good building built expressly for visiters, having two large
rooms with gallery Stables etc. On the premises fms
Spring the only there probably at Vaudeville and
in front of the property is fine and beautiful Flower Par
The property will be sold with all the Furniture, Cows
Horses, Vaces, etc
For Terms which LIBERAL and full particulars, apply to-
my22 PIERSON " BONNEVAII, 81 Gravier ST.
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w r. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST. No. 14
w CARONDELET STREET, (between Common and
CanalO New Orleans my IL 6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
(Ginncianot.l


Serr Drudcr:- SsIeben Sic fol
9enpes in ibre 3eimn9 siuSurilden, mUfdr
Id Sbnsu Gnnt ftuIeis Suiein psrfpreds
SD babendmIicb eiusn eewiesn @oBbaum
ssfern unten in bisfsr Stabtbetradtet. eef
fen SABINE sonS wsi6 9tmctten 1T, uno in
Der Sbat hbcrbuupt fsbr trauris ausliebt.-
Qub Die SABINE an esm Gaebaum Oben in
Der Staot bat cine Snfdrift bic nidt aus
asfubrt wurpe, uno bat ebenfalIs Gin betrnb
tes Qusfeben. = 9lun ib wuroc fur mcln
She'll ben @etreuen ratben, beioe Sdume
umjubausn ccsr ausSu9roben, uno oas t5cIS
(ois Slao9sn iino pcn feiusm Mcrtb mebr)
an g. u. Sribgss, gu perfhenfen, aIs cine
8dCbuung oafur, neil sr Der erlte Wann
mar, Der elm bartes 9eiidt 9cnu9 bate, in
oieIcm Gauntp tffeutIib dufsrtreten, uno ren
8srfub Su MAIDEN, bas 8oIf Su bereeen.
Sen. SapIor babe ni6ts 9ttban. eab ibn
oaSu bcredtiae preiiosnt Su ftin = uno ea
fir oab er duf cine inrirefts Beiis bsbaup
tete Sen. Saplor babe bei Suena SiIfa fei
ne 9fiht niht eetban-weIbes fa9en foutc
eae er Elm @owaro fei. gEcIb cine 9rcBe
S6anbe ! = Die 8slcbnune in snar nur
sine fleine, fur cine 70 9rcBe Sbat =
alIein bebsr etmas ais gar nldttS, uno 9e'
nannter Serr nimmt pbne 3weifsI bas @es
ftcnf nod nit piecm 0anf an probirts.
s. G o d. ter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
gsen.SlOrf nuS NbiIaScIpbia.

geioe Obise Stdots babsn bel Der Isktsn
@abI sIinSenbe Msbrbeiten fur Sen. Gap
Ior sssebtn, unb sIeiebfals cine 70 slsibs
On 9sbl ols Isi6t sefbsbsn fnnn.-Sa st'
mas iber 5000 in eie Msbrbsit elmer jecsn
biefn Stdbte.-gins Sabe 1T absr bod
tabsi auffalIsnb. uno bisis III, bab bic Stabt
Neupprt stlpas mebr aIs 1900 9 tim en-
wentger sn9ab als bies Der Sau in
1874 mar. Nun unisr aufridti9sr 8Iaubs
1T. wie mir aud fbon Dor Def @abI be.
bauptsten. ba6 isnsr Staat Don unfern Seq
nsrn aufsesebsn. uno Stimm9sber pen oa
nab Sbio. Neu.Ssrfcp unb psnnfpIpanisn
importirt wurben, benn nismano f6nnte ouf
ben @ebanfsn seratben. bob bic 3abI Ger
Stimmgeber in Der Stabt Nsuporf in
Sabrsn iib nidt um pisle Saufsnbe Der
mebrt babe. Die Sabe in uns fIar. une
anfsre 9sgnsr miBsn sntweosr sinssfsbm
taB mir cbsn rittis ssoa6t baben, Ober rae
fit in 1874 Stimmssbsr babia braebtsn. um
eamals ben Staat BON uns Su nsbmen.-
@inss 0eer tas anbsre mi6en fis Sussbtn-
eenn es 1T gu tsutIi6 baB "gtpas les" it,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
lefba 39atrtot.
Allentdln, 9epp. 16. 1S4S.
aRaeiamna unS GSeImmtb.

Die QreliosntenwabI in nun poribsr.-=
une cbfbon in manben 9esenben biefslbe
iismIib bsib seworben mar, unb bis ins
1aesIbafte bstrisbsn wuree, mcpon aud
anfere 5eimatb fslbif nitf frsi btisb. inbsm
I'D sinige unfersr @egner @srgsbunsen Su
G6HIbsn fommsn IisssR. su osnen ii6 fsin
rsfpsftabtsr Blr9er bsrabwiirbisen fann.-
70 aisns biefsEbr BOD msbr rubis uno frisb
ltd Su @noe. aIs mir etwartstsn. -9ensral
5atmias SapIor. 70 bat cas SOIf sntf6ie'
ben, 1T nun fur bic pier nd6ftsu Sabre un'
fer preiioent. unb sin jsber quite 8ir9er
minfht Der &s9isruns nun aud BON !Ssr'
Sen 9fhd.-Sa, sin iecsr CUTE, peife une
patriOtifbs Burger fOlIts nun becsnesn. eas
mir alIe Srueer fino, ale SepubIfaner, al'
Ie Qmerifanifhe 8uraer, uno eab obf6Un
mir i'm prlitifdm in .9inibt sewi6rr
MaaBreseln oiffuiren. mir osnnOd unisrs
Station Su liebsn. bsiTen SnfiitutiOnen bod
su fddten uno uns Der Msbrbeit bereitrril.
Tia bu fi9en perbunpsn iino. @S m69sn
9Borte 9efallsn, uno Sbatsn burb ben
Gampf esfdsbsn fein, Die uns ss9tnisiti9
nitt aefislen-alIsin Iast uns nun elsiclbe
srgsiIsn uno ufrasben. uno gefdlisfeiien
nno gutter @iQe. bic QIiss pOn 8itnfsit,
Mi6aunif unb Neio wieosr einnsbmen.-
@sf6isbt bies, 70 barf man Scffnuns ba
ben. ba6 bisfs arp6s 6epublif. bic Der aan
ssn @sIt aIs Mufsr rient, nod lunss fort
be(teben rpirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
(Giuaefanot.)

Serr 9ru6er:- Mie tcmmt es
oa6 Sic ibren eeiern nibt bic 8orfdue er.
sdblen. Die iIb bel elmer aewi6sn eofo Sofo
SrfammIuns bier in Minso Susetragsn
babsn +? 9iefelbs finb nun Swar strpaS aft.
absr cine Sabe foIlts bod nidt perIorsn aes
ben, Gle bobsi porfiel. : SD msine tie Sc.
ftibte pen BEN s Obn .. Stites
uno hem 3 0 m MP g & o. n. - Der
SObn mar ndmIib fcbr banse Der Sommp
m6bte fur &apIpr ffimmsn, uno puete ion
nab Der SafammIuna su bringsn. auwO
man ibm Su tIinfen CAB. bis sr sismIib ml'
be in hem 9efidt Wuros, unb feineu @e9
uibt mebr rebt tsusrn fcHnts. --9labeem
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16

oies 9eftsbsn war, 70 wollts aber Der Gom.
my fort, uno nab csm SobnifUn Gupper,
uno Der Spbn batte feinsn ancan @sa ais
ocn Scmmp auf feinen Sboos Su ns6men,
une 10 redht nab Der alten Rarrsfir. Mcbs,
mantsr @sssnoen, init ibm ~ perfabren.
Gr foa cenfsIbsn fO rsbt sifris nit fsinsn
Seinen in bic t5obs 9ebuppff. uno ADJ mas
eieb9tifrsidelt babsn. Man6s faeen nod
fp9ar er babe ibu ssfuBt - abr cas- woIlte
t6 bod nidt bcffen. gEas nun nod Ger
sr6ets SpaB babel III, III ea6 Der Ipmmp
ocb nod am Gnos. unb Swar mao alltm
unb Ri6sn, ME Gin MaBn. fur
9cn. SapIor seIfimmt bat. = 60 mas III
absr bod psroriebIi6 SCbn, ni6t wabr :
N0fnan.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16

@Sllns wunbsrt IS wirfIi6 wel6e ur:
fatsn unfere @ssner nun anssben werbeu
Warum peuniplpanien feline Stimmc fir
Sen. SapIor ab9ab Sei Der Isbtsn WabI
MO SobnliUn nur msnse Stimmsn uber
300 Mebrbsit bate, futtsn lie bic @streu
en- 9lauben Su MAIDEN, ibre Stimmssbsr
feien Su !Saufe acbIiebsn.-9lun ba aber
3Aplor's Mebrbeit bis in bic SauIcnoen
rei6t, uno cine psit groBsrs Stimme oils
wie i'm October einseaeben wurbe. 70 in es
eeutli6 ea6 alle lore Stimmssbsr Der 8abI
tstmobnten.-GS III ober aud su9lei6 bsut
lid ca6 pennfplvanien Elm g8bi9 uno ga
rlff'Stoat III, uno oaB csrfeIbe jebss Sabr
fur uns aetraseu peroen fam, wenn uufe.
re HSreunce nm ibrs pflidt tbun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
Scr elepbant nuS bic ebS4bduOIerin.

I'm porIeetcn Srsitase. ais Gapmcno
uno BarinsS Msnassrie turb Sarem paf'
iirte, brfam Der aroee elephant. 8ippo Sui:
tan. auf einmaI farfen Qppstit nab fliibsm
Stlie uno um csnfelbsn Su bsfrleeieen lang
te er nit feinem un9ebeuern Stes 4ppara'
te auf ben Sid elmer SbfbdncIcrin. beren
9anSer Sorratb fur i'm nur elm MauluOl
mar. 1ber Ger fhdnolibfs Strsib BEL Der
eanjsn @efbidts mar. eoB frins Scbsit.
Der pisrbcini9c SuIton. nitt Sufrebeu Der
armsn Srau ibre pippiuS unb Subfudsn
perIdIun9en Su baben, aud nod ibren Sifb
uno Stubt sertrimmsrte. uno ibr bann si.
nen 70 frdfti9en &ippsnitc6 CAB, Der fie
Sebn bis funfSsbn SUP aus Der Sraee snt'
fernte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
lGinaelanpt.l

berr Drudsr:-Sb niSthts 9srue eapcu in
asnntnib sceet Kim cb he ecte Sctcs his ben abtne
scr Der Wah Gin Shlce am pauls bss bsrrn 9eeaotr
IN aGsntOnu ouftroheu uno mbies mifbonodttn unc
nieorfhlngen. inoan fe ndbt psrfprccbcn pclen fur
Gas u ffimmen-fc wie bcitniaen Die fuebten Stinn'
neu fir bcisu, Stsfel, &hube RSde II. + 10, gu tats
ftft an bic Gcurt dbsrtunhsn wcrotn fno
Gereebtigfcit.
or gRir mdfn unlsrm Sraino anhpcrtgn, eaB hiss
Der uch nbts 9itban rpcr0en ii.-Dit Sdsbe ii abtr
nnir 6upi9un9 gBas obsr Der 1useone fetn man,
tenntu mir netb MIDI nit Yefiiulntbsii ia9tn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
0rstm uuicre SDabl.subferibenten.

Dies III Die Isete Nummsr unferrr 3ei
fun9, Die an fOlde Subftribsutsn uberfanbt
wlre. eie nur bis Sur @abl iubfcritirt ba
ben.-gBeit Iisber MOLTEN mir ue ouf
nnfsrer Siite bebaIten. ais fcIde wieoer aus.
auifretten. Sa nun Die @obl uoriber in.
10 speresn mir feline Mibs fparen, ben SPA
triOt su elmer nhsIi6sn Samilisn 3Citune
5u MAIDEN. Solbe unfsrsr Mabl Sub1eri,
bsntsn bic wiuis iino bic Sstung ldneer
fcrtbubcbalten, bcIiebcn uns Don oiefem ib,
rem Gntf6luB in &enntuib Su 1eesn.