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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
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ten, uuo ju prtauftu, bIi
@rce, @utb uno So.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14

fin S,ourrr. e,orhnsrf.r o,>ini<
~, ,,"r,s Tx 60 H~@.pN.sr @t 19t'"'>
wv WV S"''p SIoDtVatlsr.
SSSilfiGanaa G. SSSriGS.
1UIIoI Ec,Ir nD
WllOLEoALE AND RETAIL
SdneD trOcfcner 9SHarcu, NipIin uuS Sus
prlen:Stobr'
I'' $Vu,'" u''''''"'O @o9E0oue0 S"ltO"NS'
y, "n1s'SssVneIsF nsS ef9rStit olele Wetpooe Jet
ne 0teunoe pHU Ile Sur9er Der Staot Nl'
hsnoHr;ht;no, T'"' hnE ,"%'. uo''oWuP' oSs;P o.
pbio unO SlsuvOrf, nit eincm prdItioen
Stod Sitter ,uriIf ocfebrt In. nimfit =:
nosbebte @ S"!Su @usIins grt' pcu NJ s'9 bis e,s
Sottune 2 "i2%S
Sud- 100 40G
GoSTimsrr Ok l00
Grsrh Soprfin goIT;rsre m iSS
0lpocosu. mnhoir gmif's I0rI E0
G;inoboms II Qinncn " -
Gi,s nross oz.,CA;.h,nt,;. ex,.
orSn Nrsistn n,DSs $500 Sm,n,;,It SWS.~to f w.,
mS SnnSfhnhss sn nor 81 hor"ater ."Ip., np,,
a 80 O' "a ~ ."''c ~! c,d 81 Gt,i'
o,E,,4.s ,,,,, - L;s sO Cr.s ~ "a -
=, 9v't"""get pCn DIS oo 9ts. per poor.
u"C Ole 9FeBte Serl@'eoen9elt Sonoer'
." len0'9 III AUen'"uh 9e5cl9t muroe'
Sert99cmadte 9rmoer nit leInernen Bu'
len, Uon 37II2 bis 5O.-&ra9en Don l2Ta
bis 20 Gents.
u: S.-S0eben rtbaIten Y0n 9lcuporf,
800 Slollnen Don 80 bis $40 ca5 STUD.
8ronbonihe uno Dcutitbe Qtccroian5 rOn
oucn ptuBen eeenfau5 cine Suantltat
wrDIfeIe 6lote.
stu BIC Samcu.
Mfotirts 9ru0ronsrr vo,Gr/ h;so-Gts
&nIHsns ~ ,"'''" ~" - SG Wv ono 81 Nv
@rtSsns 4irosrr;,,s ~ ~ 1'O $40
NIati,rs o'"S u 81 ~ -,UT nros,,
0nontit;tsr -st,hrre S3soS3 Sra "rn
WurfrS; oolcene uno flberne GGoic5 Wcn
tilS; @aros unb SIiccs pcu allen Qrten
uno Gjr66en.-TonS uno WaroTols oc.-
Surhe uno Buffalo 6dor' unc Seitfdmmc
in arceer 8rfticbenbett.- 0erfumerp iecer
Urt.-@in Uhortment Der feinfien &Icoer'
uno Soar Silrften Die iemdIS in Quentaun
waren.-@bsnfalIS, tranjoIfbe Qdpter' Sc
wldte. |
81. .8.-Gr hiIt beiiinhin nf 6nnh rin
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
SScGlfeiIe 9ebleibte Wtusline.

I6Gsfdttt &ttrttI ron s 66itS II. - $3.50
gEeiGs 3rcF:G5tttSr an ercsrn Bargains -G5mcin
myirts SJlustins, 0sitrciftt unp Ylao Sotcnc YIob
llno otntins 8iIbrp 9orpns, SpiR, Nyluu uno wIee
9lwns.-Dicis ptrrCn ouc an rtruSirttn Yrcfsu ptr:
touft ron - n bis 371A Gents.
Wit6 Gr0cr :-Sbr merrrt fubcn r06 bic cSrs
cutmnts 0rcB no, uuo co6 bci Ger lrtrlutbun9 tilr
frbsn 9Boorcn ibr Sud crltounsu rrrct rGB rirlbC
am Yblobtpbo Stcbr ic nid nctrrer Wrtauft iptrotn
ais ibrt 9abbarn nc ntrtaukn-uup falls ibr nidt GalO
auruft miro ibr uur ncb tpeni9e oct mta fSbrnotsI:
ten, bic Et fnptn llnb, ttri9 ttnoen
9)aeaer unb @eioner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
SSlrla Se6et bier!
Gin nener 8rpbf6mieb.

Ser lnterSeibnete bittet I'm GrlaubniB,
fetnen Sreunoen. 70 wie einem 9eebrten Sub.
Iifum bic QnSei9e Sumahen, baB er bic 9rob.
fbmieo @erflidtte, bic frilbsrbin our6 So
mas &unB 9eei9net war, uno fpdterbin vcn
gB. 8. popeu betrieben wuree, aq!eacn auf
Der ,peitIithen Seite Der Samilton Strabe
Der Start GlIentaun, ilbernCmmen Bat, unb
alIwC er INNER bereit 9efunoeu neroen miro,
Qnfpretenoen, oenen eS beliebt i'm nit ID,
rer Runelbaft 81 teebren, abSuwartsn.
2ln SutitOctmaCbcr:
. @r befhIaat aIIe Qrten Subrwerfe, auf
Die befle gSeife, na6 Der neuciten Mcbe, ouf
Rien sieenf fgrAslltss 4naeine unb an ben asrniepra.
2(ub oerfertiSt er pon ben bsffsn Sprtu9s,
70 pie Sfen5 fue Ba9en Qblen, bic mir.
9eneSmC ilbettrcffen wsreen f6nnen.
n II . lcmtc:
Sdmiet. Qrbeit fur an 8etduce, Don al.
len 9snennunesn, miro auf bic aIIsrft 6nfte
@eiis, uno ouf bic fhrSeite QnSei9e Usrrib.
tet. GurS. rs miro pOn ibm ale Qrt @rob.
ftnieN Qrbeit, nit Qusnobme beS Qfsrbe:
SefdIa9snS, an ben nieori9trn preiBen per'
rlbtet.
@r III banfbar fur bereits 9sno6eue Quf
munterun9, uno mire iib fsrnerbin beifre'
ben, ourd CUTE. fb6ne uno wcbIfsils Qrbeit,
cie 3abI ieiner Gunoen Su psrmebren.
SbarIcS s.. Scnbaro.
QQentaun, Sanuar 25, nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
0ltern ttnD Sa6rtfotcn
AIN Die Damen.

gSr baben fur Sud Elm oroEer Stccf
neuer uno fdfbiondbler Ore6 .9uter, melde
init grocer Sor9faIt ou59emGblt wurbeu,
beloes in Stnlicbt Der Sualitit unb Stvle,
bsitebeno Sum SbeiI aus 9awns, 8moae
De sanes, WuSIin 9in9bams. einen @ina
bans, pcrdnoerIidbe uno robe 9eineponoe,
ensIifte une amerifonifbe @rints.-Son
feioencn 9utern baben mir 9IdnSenocr BRO
taee fI9urirtcr reidsr Gamilcn, acmeiner
nno farbi9cr oo., fhmorSer Seioe nit rel.
etcn Sulfres, uno nur fCI6e gSaaren bic mir
fps9cn ibrr Sauerbafti9fsit nit Sicbcrbcit
empfeben f0unsn. inoem lie aus ecfottcr
SeIoe fabrijirt mUroen fnc.
Srblparsseioene StalpIs,
Semeine, Sama5f, uno rciib. cmbrOice:
rirte Don iercr SuaIitdt uuo Yrcfen.
Tbttet Sbalplo,
ShworSe uno Mooc trtprirte.
pcer, arIne ieipene uno &io 6antfbube,
Damen &roQcn, &dmme, Il. f. NJ, mcril,
Der ibr eub freusn wercet, mcnn ibr eirfcl.
Ben belhouet.
an jltnge aadnner,
prlte Die SborbeIt oes Ieri9cn Stanocs re.
puollren, uno orauf aus ilno Gb in ocn
6 ttdnb
5u br9cben, tietet Der Neupotf Stcbr cine
9robe ATTRACTION oar, in Sctrcff Don
Breitem Curb.
81. Sso. @rtra SnPcrfciucs, GnaIiid,cS,
Srans6iiebes, SSrlgiId,cs, Scuficjcs
nHo Stmcrifaniidbcs,
uno ALE Sar5en oes Regenbo9ens, uno eini'
sc S6atten unentoedbar nit Dem pri5ma.
TeSfin0s,
rcIhe an Sd6nbeit unp Birftihfeit rte
Srocdoc Der dItcifen 3citcn lbertreffm-
fowie cini9e ou5erIefene Yattern5 non
Sei0e 1n0 BeINet,
rpdbre SroQmsnte Uon eem ,Q5urcnQcmans
DC Der No6t," nit ZEN ,.Sterren Der 6err,
il6fCt." ALE feitilBeuo uuo bIjufcno-wdD
rcno ben
5 dcD eIorS
Sewr99rlnre binntbtlib ccs Shmudc',
Decoration uno OrsB ongcboten meroen.
rpsIde allen Uoranoebm Die nod Die Uuf
mertiamFsit ober bic 3drtlidfcit Der 2dois5
IN eIelsr um9c9cne ouf idb SCGcn.
an berbeirattete aldnner,
psIbe bic Sborbeiten Der Su9eno permci'
ben, li6 nah @ebr uno Nuelthtcit. Sra
pttdt unc Sb6nbeit pereini9t umfhaucn-,
tcm @cIebrteu, eCm Gentleman, oem Me'
6banie, ccm Sur9sr. Gem Bauer, oem pro.
fciIicneIlen Mann. Giucm uno 2tucn, tifnet
Der gleupcrP St0br feline Wrahttboren uno
brcttct aus lein neuer StVl pcu
SdneD 8citrcifte Ga6imcrc,
feline unoer9Ieibe QusfclIun9 pCn
Sreltem Gurbe,
feline wunbrfb6ne Scifin9S, feline fOftbo'
re QuSpahl ocn
Grnpats uuS !Snlstiid5cr,
uno feiucr acknowledgement uno entIOfer
gSaristdt onoCrcr @uter-otIeS etnfdIieGenc
mas Gin Mcnfb nur an icincn Gudm. fci
he @iiscer. feline S6u'tern, Coer nm iener
,SaIS Sieben maq.-alles mas ibr su tbur
babt 1T onSurufcn, uno Sdtt5factIOn wirr
Dor Sermunouun9 uerltummcn.
SSrru mo SGmpiUu.
Q(lentaun, Mai 10. nqbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
Endorsements 9r66er ais iemaIs !
Bargains D.! 9roGe Bargains {!
GTSfu bic juugcu 2GopS-E10

@dkS u rcb:trIrrirte Gin9boms nur 1917 Gts.
80 Stidt luptrkiuc WcuSliu DC Gain an l2,b 10.
10 Stide fbSnc "a Srcutb Sarpns ptrtb 20 an ii.
@rrtrrffIids fiNEn:9dtrcfts enen sutrcs an btrab:
9kettn 9rGiBtn.
10 Stds 8ara9e tlouc, 9ritns, brourc pinf, Ebpars
Sc uno feeno 9Ncrnn9, ron % bis 37ll Gts.
25 Stttt Src9rn Ytoios, tprfur Die @infubrstcltGn
% @ent6 iinb, an IL 10.
Giue 9rcGt &cribEbcnbtit oueerer DrGf.Gjtittr, os
Ntmanpns$, Sattin 9ctrcfts Nrtlions uuo @ranprti.
rhtr leincnanO pnfrts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
8ater fir 9OtannsperIpuen.

30 Stids Gnotcb, Srsntb, Gsrmon pno 1pmcIii
Sud- Sen 81 90 bis ScmmGrs9Baarm in ore
Gtr &crfbitocnbrt-G Gofbmsrett, &,psso Sud- I'm
GaGtmtre pen 81 bis 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
6 0 & | { Il.

2OO0 Scnncn Gtin, GQo eump ,lno 92uE 6cbSn
f-.:- : -.t.'s'- -
ouf o0Un unO ;u Wrfauftn, bGt
prce, @utb uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
0rttnbbeCrCn pCrl0n0t.

1000 &uithd Gjrunbtctren rpCrbm ptrtouot fir
pGlbi rtr tGdlit SGartpris tcja.t miro, cnhptpr in
Saar9st0 rpIr in Sanbtt, bti
@ree, @utb uno 60.
D1ai II. nl-bp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
0lm Ehilobelplia GtoNr

Scttcn CrhoGn, 9cabcrn ,pdtt CbtnfalIs gtrI Sroit
in 9rSRtr &riblEptnbrit non 10 Gents bis 81 90.
9)oeaer uno 9Scirncr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
S6omlS ! SbawlS I!

10 Tu;. 8 unb 10 @iCrta SRcbair Sbopls nit Iti;
bcnsn Srin9es, ten 25 bis 0O.-SeoCns 8rin9cs
fir gTOrtil0s, an bcroo9tItettn Yrciftn-50 Statr
&binr, 2rmuSS, Sottin, Srt;pso, Gjrcps 9Iappas, u
tStad Gjrere &biue fir Gentaas.-DrIr Srice 1T
psrlNitSentlIdb i'm Nreies, pen so GtS. bis 81 37h
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14

= It ffpr.- SrstCn erhalttn dm Ybidolrba
a Stcbr, 1000 Yip. prGtbti9tr 3us
der an 4 9mts.-I000 cr. @rtro an Gtnts-4OOO
%. vtn 6,L bis 10 Gents Der alsrttltt.
9aeQer uno @sioner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
0rpBe iptrbtt9e 9lelli9feitsu
uno erfaunenbs attraction en-
NbiQoSelpbia gfoGr !
Srif6e 9tnfunft bon Srilbjabrs-
un0 Spmmers9Saareu.

Der 9rcFe Stttrsr Nmcrita tan9tt prri9e SRrcbs III
Herpcrt an. nit 100000 mtrtb Srttbabr5s uno
Scnnrr 9Eaartn udldc bic aueertccultCn uno mCiit
filblcnabtlIfen fnp, Die itnatS in Yblabtpba cotr
Nstpcrf pibrCno ocn ltetsn ) Sabrtn Outancn,
Scr HbilaSrlpbia Stpbr 1T iret i'm etanes
nit otn fbGnttu uno lutnb bCn5ptrtbctn @aorln btrs
prrntrcten, (fdr Sruhiobr unO Scnmer) bic iimols
Oas Qu9t btfhautt, ipte alIe aus bIr cbi0en orcftn
antanft @titcrn nit 9rcGsr @crtbt unc 9sroucr Quf.
mtrtIamttlt aus9apiblt wurocn Iaon wiro finbtn
oGG essr rprbIaus9cutbtt uno butfbs Stcd Scnnler:
SRaarcn in 10 Guuntics niht G6ertrcn pGroSn fam,
uno rs ShGnbett uno bcr Stbnlud bcr iun9tn SSpps
IN otcitr Gocbtartbaft lstn miro.
81 ito r9er:-oatt ltbt unb loGt Cub nidbt
bunbu99n &ertGufs unp ttsur G5HpnnE
miro tbr ais unir cttc in ocr 8srot unb Slnlitbt
finNsn-uno fit tIin 2trttd tSnut ibr onlprctm ren
man nidt 10 Yrcrnt pcblfIiltr neen miro oils unItrs
glodbtarn fe pertaufcn rsr philadelphia Stcbr 1T
AHEAD uno tietet OIs GbriSSn aus uno aus.
CE5- SihcutIt Der fct9cnoen frbsn 2(ntunft Gjatsn
@urG 9en0ue QufmcrtfamtGiG.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
CARPETS.

Cine onbcrc fritbS SuautitIt irCtcn ON 9biIacd:
pbta Strbr crbocn, cntb0tno 1000 Wares, uno gu
urtaufn YrnS his 70 Gtnts per Worb
9)ae9er unp gSeioncr.
2Itntaun, Nioi 2l n1Nn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
Srbmarsseioene SbauGs,
Tbtbef Sbanls,

8emelnc, NdmaSF, uno reid. cmbrOioe:
rirtg pon iecer SuaIitdt uuo Yreifsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14

Shworie uno WtooC cClorirte.
pccr, arune ieiocne uno &io 5antfcbu6r,
Damen &roQcn, 8dmms. Il. f. NJ, mcril'
Der ibr eub freuen wcreet, mcnn ibr eirfcl.
Ben belbauet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14

N1ai
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-21
ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

TUE undersigned respectfully INFORM their friends and
tie pab.s that they have become lroI,risors of the
Ihoye asT and splendid Hotel
The Adams House erected during The past 10
e.ppiy curious demand f.r Increased and superior
co,nn,sjators Ia this city II Is located on washington
street. within Eve rnltss walk u the gres Southern and
Western Railroad Dspois and the business sections Of TIE
cty. II ia adjacent 10 the rsTk, a.d the C0pol comuas Is
Z btautil virs 81 the Harbor and adjoining towns
IAs ucse has been constructed after the most approved
plans, with all the modern ,rEiiogs that minister 10 tie
comfort and convenience 81 the traveller and the consrc
ois experience In Eriels, has enabled him to intro
IIee many improvements which are, as yet peculiar to-
.Is establishment Il Is bull; Gf Quincy granite aud
ts.rs one Hundred and Tiy Rooms conveniently arraa
Cd IN sis AID single apartments, -su ventilated, I'D sp
FLIED with ab,iHiaErs II pure soH -etfr
TITS Furniture made to order from IL. best Patterns
with special regard wei to comfort and sEssnssrt
laxury and splenaor,
Our Table viii he supplied with iii tie ,xT.ts Of III.
SEASON. and pledge ourselves inst tie sares a
the season shall te i0iini upon H.
WE have devoted Unusual attention II thE selection Of
servants and guests may rely upon prompt and petite
attendance, @
forters viii be III readiness ST the v1Tous Dtpots takS
charge OF Baggage pTovid, Carriages guests
TEe proprisofs by sir,ct sitl ion 10 lie
guests q uif sEsrs Of pairuHsze, assuring all who
favor them with visit. trat nothing shall BE- wanting
ter part 70 render he AnAas tiausE sscoHd 10 scr Ia
NE tB,on D. " AbAHS. FFaPIietHs
l. ADAMS, II
yaf T ABAlis
Adams H6nss, EortGn
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-21
RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
COkSUMPTtON.

T oUIs FONTAIN, jr., partner Of The firm Of
/ i Fsntain & Son, Chemists and Prescription.
ists to the Royal University, rars, has established
at Washington city, ID. c., depot for the sale of
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No. 3. Elliotts Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
10 the American public as q sEs a,tidofs t9r Con-
sumption, in ia svaprsd as well as ineipt stages
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay II not only soothes and qiets al once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disense but restores the lungs
and their sympaihisng organs, to Natural and hsai-
Thy action. Accompanying each package are gen
eral instructions and directions (transated) for its
use, adapted 10 all cases, and ifstretly followed,
will not fail, in every instanceifth the lungs are
not wholly consumed-of restoring 10 health
which may be permanently secured BY future care
and avoiding loo much exposure to atmospheric
changes. louis FUNTAIN.
Price, eight Francs.
ISFor The information Of persons residing In
ihe interior any part Of the government he would
state that the remedy Il prepared and imported d-
reel from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, as he Is ad-
yised by officers Of the Post Office Department, 10
any post office in the country, at The same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who my wish to
avail themselyps Of the remedy, can do SO by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle per-
son 10 one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FUNTAIN.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-21
NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 1aI, broadway, New "

JB MoNNor, PRopnIsroR
THIS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable part
Of Broadway, has been enlarged now TO be the
most extensive that exists. t
The convenience, beauty, and salubry Of s position
have heretofore caused s Recommendations be nonop.
olzed by residents Of the city exclude
travelling public from participation In liz comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however, with a
view apart for visitors suits OF parlors and
bed. rooms, 10 be retained all seasons for thfn.
Families rom aiar will lind The choicest
daons OF this Hotel constantly sri apart for them,
every attention will be paid TO render Ii attractive the
tansirnt visitor as i as proved to hoss who, residing In
the vicinity OF New York. have constantly lis open.
ing honored Il with their seection, combining all Ibe
nACes Of ,n hest European hotels with the advantages
OF il location.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-21
HoUsE, BOSTON

arr JOHN wRIGIi having relinquished all come yon
vi with Tie winthrop House, IL Will for the ntur. be I'M
i,f the sole oil the subscriber and the house
il opened Hotel Tor the travelling public MS well
as home Tor more permanent hoariers.
The situation Of HE HOUSE dtrtctly IN front Of Boston
Common, spacious and airy rooms, AMI alt lis Internal
accommodations, render nnr,de by any public hnus'
in city us attractions Tor lit traveller AMI r ilos
desiring permanent lodgings
Every convenience 10 apartments, table and aiien.
dance will furnished the HOUSE. which he had at
any hoe in the Guy In s attr,ctus or the traveller, ami
for those desiring mere permanent lodgings
Every convenience Ia apartments, table and alien
dance win be FURNISHED al the house. which can he had At
Eny hotel boarding hO3e in The ry, and The subscriber
Eiii hinsti the euntt Of all who may him
With their pBfToase
Fariits travelling wild, thtir families, and with ladies
vii hiid is Wlsop liuas especially adapted 10 their
convenience,
The patronage Of the travelling public and Of permanent
WILLIAM II SOONER.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-21
EPILEPSY OR FAILING SICKNESS.

IN ali symptoms OF frequent pain in The Head dmness Of
" Sight noisr in the disturbed Sleep with aeits
inn dreams, PALPi1A TION, FIITELENCY, ami
JI,iKSI,S4S, Dr. SWEEfSERiS PANACEA should he
Immediately commenced with aud prrgryere in, until
every symptom The Hhoye are the premonitory
symptoms % EpiC psy, and denote very foul state nf
tbs bioa stomach and nerves. Lnrfcation the bood
by the of This Ianacea VIII oil all times insure The BODY
against ans II these dsugreeahlc symptoms Many por
are 40 i'll be unable attend daily avocations
therein Hes their We 10 not insure o,ir honses and
goods when they fire, with the expectation that
they win soon burn up hui the wise precept guard.
Ing against accident 50 II we purify blood when we'll
insure boiiss arnns attacks OF sickness not with
The exact expectation Of being sick hut be always pre
persd against It's attacks For sale ~ all the dnegsts,
j. r. CAIIAN,
corner of II and sth streets
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-21
Harden 4 CO..

rnrwaRDINf, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ .vIN DISPOSEp their interest Ia the Express be-
t,,etn New York and Boston, beg TO inform then
ds nd The public lhat they will devote their attention
nsrel,lariy ~ the Exchange, shipping and Commission
Businrss III c:nneson with their Liverpool and Boston
iIo,,s,s AMI s,encts at London Paris and iIayre
ma ilri,iss thai haze been offered By the Subscribers
he past years for The execution OF London amt Parts
o,dtfs very much increased through NE direct
line ~ arsinsrs irnni Nav York.
oriiTH purchases 10 be made Ia England France Rhi
other para m Europe win be- executed amt upon the m,'Sl
res snnablr erms, hy our agents Calh advanced and
erts given or tie purpose OF Facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid ens ring and CLEARING goods AZ
the New YORK and Boaon cnston'bosfs, and nrwaf'is
with the utmost ,leelatrh.
ExrGtge al 4ig ii sums suit, constantly for sale IN
London, iayt rpo,ti aud Paris
OHiess No n.lI street Ncw York; No Conr street,
Boston; No Cook street, and 10 Waterloo rotd, LIVER.
pool. HAENDEN W
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snt0n he forwarding al all kinds OF Merchandise upon
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TO INVENTORS AND pATENrEEs.

AGENCY ron OBTAINING PATEgTs ron NEW iNyES-
TioNs AT wAsHrs6ToS.
III 7, ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent ofee Informs
w his former clients and others, that his olce may sill
found al same where has been located i"r
the thirty years directly opposite the Patent Office
lie preua red with hs accustomed accuracy
anil prom iisss any business in the lne his
such furnishing Information respecting the originality
and paienfably ofn,rniions pairing papers and draw
ines Tor applications Tor patrnis, caveats Af.
10 those nnacquaisd with him. he refers 10 the follow,
ing testimonial al The Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner oi Patents
Patent Office Feb, Is. 1912.
Mr. william p Elliot, who has been formerly employed
In the Patent Office Dra,,gnisman, &r, having esiab
iistet Patent Agency Ia the city OF Washington, laf
great pleasure in nng him gentleman
ny al confidence, and being particularly qualified 10
take charge 1i amy business requiring knowledge ei
chanral ssnce tbs progress OF the arts, and patent Inn
pioveinens Mr.. Elliot is asD well acquainted with Tho
prariicA Of this Office. HENRY l.. ELI.SWORTII
Commissioner Of Patents. \
W +. Elliot Il also The author o lhe plan Of The
Patent Office building.
ny- Letters on business 10 be posi-, paid.
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p YILIO NJ
NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN Isl

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
1NflE Proprietor hegs 10 inform his friend. and
i The public, that he has made CON. iderable
improvements in this establishment since The last
season. lie has erected large building contain
ing % rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms arc in
tended for gentlemen only they are Of comfor-
able size, light and well ventilated and superior
in all respects TO those which are generally demo.
minated single rooms in the various watering pls-
cea throughout the country.
The Proprietor is now ready to treat with fami-
lies or parties wishing 20 engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed to him Of the City Ho-
tel, broadway, win be Immediately attended 10
a steamboat runs between New York and New
brighton, At the following hours, via.
fFom Nnc brighton. Prom North Pifr, NJ York
At 3 and IL AM. At9, PM. and lo.
2 5 90, Pm. 3 lA2, 8, q 6, PM
More frequent communications will be sstsbs.
lished as the season advances,
The Pavilion Is ready for the reception Of com
pany. r. BLANCHARD.