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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
NEW YORK EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

This brdy adjourned last Friday night, having got
through with is business.
Il was occupied during most Of Friday with the dlscns-
sim of the qualifications of lay delegates 10 the Consen-
ton. II vas decided that they must he church mem
btts. bu, what was requisite TO he considered a church
member was not determined. and after a sharp debate
relative thereto, the whole subject was again laid on the
table when the Convention took mp and discussed at
length the resolution Of the Rev. DR.. Sherwood. request
ing tho Bishops 10 terminate at once The Suspension OF
Bishop Onderdonk or specify The terms and time there
for. This WAS altered and amended many times.-Fi-
nally the resolnrion. of red by Dr. Higbee h eday pre-
yihns as a substitute. was adopted. 1t pays the House
Of Bi hops 10 relieve Tho diocese in accordance vita a can
nun of lSi7. which says That whenever the penalty OF
sr pension shall be inflicted on Bishop, Priest, OF Deacon
in This Church the sentence shall specify on VIVA, terms,
or al wba, time the Jenaliv shall cease." The follow
ing is the vote Ayes-Clergy 81, Laity 80; Noes
Clergy Sc. atty 46. A protest against this by The mi
nority, offered by Hon. Luther Bfadist, was rejected by
n strung vote.
A res luton. offered by Rev. Dr.. Whitrhouse, asking
Bishop Oodefdpnk Ia reslgn, bad been previously l'st,
by 80 clerpymcn and Al delegates voting in the atfir
NATIVE. and % c~lergynen and 70 delegates in the mega
tive.
Judge Jay. to the last, manifested the strongest oppo-
~ition 10 Bishop Onderdonk. opposing DR.. Hlgbee's re-
3 4 luton. IN The ground that the House Of Bishops. ia
giving relief. could not place any other Bishop over
them than the suspended one, whom he deemed guilty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

.IR pDtfsSlN

MAJ, poussIS, laie Minister finn the French r.
pubic al Washington. j. Bo~ IN this ciiy. ~hsfe he VII
a wal, the .sders II BIS Government. We know That ne
ono rsyre,s more ,han himself the unhappy misnndet-
Outstanding. which hs. arisen between himself and me
G ysfnn.ent Of the United SAFES. Having been idf
years an ardent admirrr " the American character aud
pappie. az well as of pur p,lhesi institutions, and having
made himself familiar with them during a i1ffneI pro
ifacied sesidsn- ~ here. he had l@ked apoa an official
iesldence hsrs as IN some son 3 ret tauon 10 Old
friends and b, a c,untry which, he considered half his
ho ne; ard he had cherished. with strong enthusiasm,
the hon. that he wpaId be able ~ bring the two cn'ii
,r,es INTO still cl.~sr and mutually advantageous relations
II feciprrsl friendship '
In the mattel, whirh has given rise 10 The rupture. we
understand That h. eisisas 10 have simply followed the
ms, ncI ii, ms II his Government; while he irankls ac-
knawledges that his entire want " familiarity with dirl1
ma 10 frms and a lack 4 pruper attention 10 the Ian. 1a2e
and tine Of his correspndenoe. have occastonfd '''e etIors
into which he has. 80 much 10 his chagnn aud morhlcn
lion, unfortunately been betrayed. lie discisins, now
ever. in The most explicit and emphatic n'anaer, all
,lisnphs e Offering insult nr Intentional disrcsPeei In The
Government III the Uniied States. OF TO any member Of
its Executive. He ex presses. ais,. the fullest rouhienc"
iha, the sentiments Of the French O~Overnment, and rs
prcially Of the French people. towards The Uoled States
are Of he most friendly character; and deems II impSs'-
bic that any serious ~ proiracied rupture should 'ahe
place between the two countries.
We understand that previous TO leaving " sshln sion
he made repested efJrIs 10 have an interview with the
PHrstpyrr and Secretary Of State. and that for This pur.
pse the friendly services If Mr.. CRAMPros. the British
Charge. were int. posed. They were unsuccessful.
however. a. neither General TAYLOR nor Mr.. CLAYTON
thought Il proper. after the sleps that had already been
taken. l., hold any into c iurse which might becoims OF al
official character with NJ. PousslN.-.N Y. Cotnter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

The Debdfs, in publishing he letter of the President,
makes the following observations
This letter is already known al Rome, and doubt
less also at Gaeia; it will be 50 at PARIS. We shall
a. seek 10 maintain for this document n personal and
non-ofieial character it appears impnssible to us that
the Cabinet could have been ignorant Of il, and we mnst
therefor consider il as an act Of, The French Government.
As the President ofihe Republic observes, we did not 90
Ia Rome 10 slitle Italian liberty, which could be accom-
plished more naturally and more logically by others
We went there t, re- Iula,e affairs, which we see clearly
wasa mucl. more difficult work. There is, however. no
longer time Tor regrets. We are in Rome, aud we can
only be there with our ilag, 81! that has been done at
Rome since We there re-esiabliShed the moniihcial an
thori'y. has been done irspite Of us we will not saw in
opposition to us. II was a Stale of Things which could
not continue. We viii not 90 So far as the President of
the Republic, when he says that the imperial armies
lelt the germs of liberty as the trace of their passage
In that case they would have made liberty wiiioni know
ing II. That appreciation of things enters little into The
philosophy oi the history Invented by modern wtilers.-
We should he much astonished If the soldiers Of the old
guard, in making the tour Of Europe. imagined tia, they
were making a constitutional Propogandisu. 1t has bee en-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
In 0 D laEIRHEEREH
ZgaHHlH.# j d ! d u! !aE EIIalAIz
Sa4.aG.aGIGIRfIEEH!f.IE. !.
1RaE aflITlF FgfnsfITgT1'iA i !

unterseitncter bsrisnt fib risfer @eGer
genbcit, frinsn oIten Sreunren uno Sefann'
fen pNm eanoe, IO nie Dem QubItum uber'
baupt anSuSci9en, ba6 er
0aS Wier6ont SatlS,
Rc. 237 Ncro 3te Snn6e, nabe Der Gal
Iombiu, in philadelphia. nod INNER be-
wObnt, aIImo er nun bereit 1T, ca ba5 Gtar
bIiBement pieosr neuIicben SerbeBerun9en
unteraan9sn III, ale Qnipredenee, mb9en
es &eiIcnoe, Subrleute, ODER ScareerS ietn'
nab 8uufb Su bsfrieot9en.
Sein Slid rntbdIt INNER bic bsffrn Spsl'
fen bic Der Marft carbietet, uno fetn Sdr
bic arerbeiten 9etrinfe.
3u eiciem 5aufe 9cb6rt aud cine por'
treffIi6e Staqun9 uno Elm feDr 9erdumi9er
Sof, Der unter Der Uufiitbt zines 9ctreuen
uno for9fiIti9en Staufneht5 9cboItsn mer
ben fol-. GurSum, peoer i'm Saufe mob
i'm Stau oosr SoOf iOu ciefsS Gtablibsment
in QbilooeGpbid ltertroffen werbsn.
9sberber9un9SfOiten per Sag, IS Gents.
Gr 1T rantbar fir bercit5 9sno6sne 8uno'
f6oft, uno wiro fib immerbin bcmhben,
eur6 ptnftIide Ubwartun9 uno btIIi9c Sor:
eeruuaen, bic 3abl feiner Eunoen Su per'
mebren, peIbe 8r9ilufi9un9en bei ibm ME
in Ser9eBenbeit 9eratben IoLIen.
SSilIiam s.. Suitb.
Mdr3 %. nq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
.(c 8OarJ> Y arb
BON Solomon 0onoc1pcre.

Der llnttrjabnttt bnohridti9t kinc Srcunoc uno
bo5 9utljtum tbcrbaupt, coB CT rctb cincn IbSncn
Strd Soubc3 pcn oSr ritcn @ttS ouf ypaub bat, Be-:
ltcbtno Sum SbciI aus
@ciBpcin Sretter, @dbpein Slccr,Scarcs,
gSsi6pein SeicIin9s. BeiBpein Scint.
ling, tSemICf Safen. Spalren uno
StdntItn9, alien Qrtrn SbinoeIn, 9dtt.
den, &Iappbcoro, 70 Son poplar 9paro,
&irlben Boards uno 9IanfCn, H. (. n.
Surm CT am Qusprtoufn III, fam bas 9utlifum
ccrfhtrt fin, faG eb9tr Stcd rpSit unttr osn rciit
rSrfauft pro, uno wr CiuCn rcrtbrlbaftcn 6auf III
MAIDEN wdnftbt IL Cin9cootn talo on;uruftu.
Sir bisbrr 9cucNtnr lntcrtdeura III Der lIutcrrb.
nett pant6ar uno I0ed ibIifGtb Guf rGht jablrGtbru
3ulprutb Gin.
SaIpmUu Gnuociprrc.
St6ruor l. no6b
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
6 q + tnet=SS arett

eie CT an cen olIcrnittri9ttn prcFrR obEen miro.-
Ssn tei9cr Stcd Ccittbt aus
Seiebcoro6, Bureaus. an 8 bis IS Sbaler,
Cd uno Gubsnibrdnfe, pon 4 bis 9
SboIer, a(Ie Qrten SettfelIen, @aro Sa'
bleS. Dining SabIcS, Srcaffalt Stables,
@afbf1dnos, Ii. T. no.
tur; allie 4uitd Die in FIN 6ob cnEblo0cn ipclhS CT
ptrtbtrt tdbt eoG iie lbSn, gut uno rorboft nb,
ais ft ir9rnp frnihpo uboltcn mtrpn tEnnu.
Ills iun9tr anf6u9tr tabct CT olIt sin tri bm ana:
rufcn unp ibm cincn tlrnrn ,,eif" III ACCOMPLISHMENTS
aber otttn9tn bic Die 6ousbottun9 onfanotn qeocn;
tm-incSm CT gang 9npi9 it, eo6 Cs ;u ibrtm ci9cnSu
5nGrrt 9crebt.-Sitr ttrcit6 9rnriitne auntthaf III
sr rant6or uno btttrt ihittib nIr fUr tiucn Nutbc
etr Gjunt bcs YuWtums.
Scnjamin StettIrr.
2tprl 10. no3IR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
'(GItntoun, Sonuor 4, 1919.

Sot ftet5 auf Sano, Elm GROCER Stcf BON
0Oloenen uno IiIbernen 9eUer, 9rpine uno
ancern Sofubren BON anen QrsiIen. 60
aud cine fb6ne QuSwabI SuweIen nacb
Dem neue1cu 9rfbmads, weIbe allie crf
ncuIib an nieorrn preiIen ein9efauft wurbrn.
Sin 9rC6Cr Sorratb Don liIbernn @abrIn,
S6fcI, Suttcrmehcrn, &C., pon isbem @wibt,
fur meIbcS allies er 9utitebt oaB s5 ameri
tanii6cr Milnje 9IcidfCmmt.
SriIIen fur isSe8 Qttsr, nit Gonper. unb
@oncape'GIiisrn, in 9oIornen, iiIbernen,
pIatirten uno fabInen Srdms.
pIatirte uno Sritania @aorcn in SCtts
coCr bcim @inSeInen, eirett von Den Manu.
fatturltCn rbaItsn, wcIbe febr rrcblfeil
pereauft wcroen. Sin grocer 8crratb BON
Curtis porSu9Iiden pIottrtsn 26feIn, Ga.
bGIn, &C., Der beite oieIer QrtiteIn i'm Marft.
TOr9Cr'5 feline Sdneiomaaren, unb cine
Seribteoenbeit Don onoern QrtifcIn.
pclicnen, Die ir9cno einen 2trtiteI in mei,
nCm 9cfbdftSfa6e minlben. Iino eiu9eIa.
ocn mCtnen Stc9 Su unterfuben, ebe fr
lcnt,po taufen.
Mcin Mctte III: nS6ncIIe Sefiufe uno
tleinc prCfIts," uno-ib weroC pon &cinem
9eboten.
ESS Sefcnbere IufmnfIamfcit wirS brm
&epariren pcn Sadubrcn unb SuwcIen
0cwicmet.
MdrS % 1849. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
&altfDrnta @plD!

lntrr;tibnSttr brctrnt iitb bicEr 6ctc0cubrit Dem
pu6tum anSlitt9cn, roB CT ltinc G0bncnoterti ptrs
lt0t Bat uno 5par ouf bic Sueftc Der oamilcn Sro:
&c, Der Staot lucntoun in Die n6mljts 0GGrtdtG bic
frtber ron @Ccr9c GRrpcr bctucbut war-uno btnatb:
rit5yr caIdpe ju9etD, cap CT oacItlt cet auf oanp
bot uno immsr balttn miro, cia pcrrtftbcs AGrrtcs
uCnt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Entities, n. (. no.,
nit b6Giernen uno sifsrnsn QbIsu, rel6e
an Sd0nbeit, Sauerbofti9Pstt unc Siai9'
frit niraenoSwo ubcrhOffen wercen f6nnen,
wopou fb Sepsrmann feIbit uberSsu9en
fann, Der ibnen feline Gunofboft f4enfen
mag.
sic pcrifrben i6r @ibift feIbit 9rinc'
lid, uno ca iie feline al5 bon ben beflen uno
rfabrsnfsn Irbsitsrn bef6dfti9sn, uno tbre
Sabrseuae aus een beifcn WiatsriaIIen per'
fertieen, 70 iino ie i'm Stanoe fur tbre Qr'
belt iscerSsit gut Su ftcben.-&ufet an uno
urtbsilst fur eu6 icIbft
2lusbeIIcruu9en an alten Subrwsrfen wer'
ben Iie auf bic ftrSsfe glCtis uno biGi9fen
9rsi6sn beIcr9sn ncue Subrwerfe wer'
ben iie fur aIte auStaul9en, wenn e5 per'
lan9t nib.
S@Sie babsn 9r9enwdrtig 3wiIhen Is
unp 20 Subrwerfe pon allen Qrten auf 9dno.
sic fno bonebor fur bisber 9enpBene
Runefhoft, uno bOffen burb phnftIide 8e.
oienun9 uno bili9s prcifr, auf cine SuideIi'
DE UnSobI neuer Sunen.
NQcntoun, QpriI 10. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
Sanaos S:ttits9cr's
aIIentnmn
Gupftrz tlnD tDftDmieberci,
400 fupfcrnc 3cGc(
nqbB

Don 2 bis 81 9aIIonen, Die an @lte unb
S66nbrit nibt ia ilbertrefen Iino, uno an
berab9eIegten preiIcn, 70 mie cine 9rcBe
QnSobI
0Seffn9ne GeifeL Sle6moorcn DC
an Der Sa6l ni6t ;u tefbreitcn
fnb, Snmpen fit gtfernG to-
febr pObIfriI 3u perfoufcn.
8te6erneO Od6er mcreen wie oe.
m6bnIib gut uno oauerbaft, uno auf bic
firSefe Qnjet9e uno an folhen preiBcn auf'
9eIe9t baB gtiemono urfa6e bat e5 ;u be.
rcuen Ger bel ibm anrufet, uno ba CT cine I'm
Sabl rrfobrcne NrbCitcr unter fciner Qufildt
bat, III er i'm Stanee beute eincn Gontraft
anSunebmen une MCr9en benfeIbsn Su pOll'
Sieber.
SranntwrinfeiIsI perorn aud bel ibm
auf furie Seltetlun9en uno an annebmbarsn
Qrelben Uerferti9t.
SlidsQrbeit, weIde Su'tiefcm 8efhdft
9sb6rt. wiro ebenfouS plnftIib uno biui9
pcrior9t.
lleberbaupt aIIc 2trtcn 9Ieb unb &upfer
Qrbett miro fbnea uno caurtbaft pcrfertist.
SicI Su petfaufeu uno an einem tIrinen
pront III ielne Nbndt.
tlm ii6 bon Obi9en Qufa9snSu hbcrseu9cn,
rufe man an, an ben bem alien Stanbptae
auf Der Shbfrite Der SamiItpn StraBe, unr
nett Sa9enbubS 9afbauie. cber an Ieincr
neuerbauten @pbnun9 2 Sbiren 6Rlib Don
cem aIten Stanbplae, meI6es baS cberRc
erct ii6di9t @ebduoe in Dem ob9ebranntsn
Sifirift III.
GItes &upfer, @efiin9, 3iun uno Slei
wiro perIanat, pofir Der b6hfte Marftprei6
i'm Qustaufb fur gSoaren oper in 9aar9sIo
bcSobIt wiro.
@etBbIrtb bat er immer pUrritbio auf
tSano wCIbsS rr beieer 9ar ooer imSleinen
an Sane SIetblbmiece pstfaufen mirb.
Idrj Is. uo-bv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
2(n Sou660ltcr unD 9lnDere
go6inetmatber tit 9tQentptph

SdDltlfflll1Det TT NuetltDlDiIJ
Madt feincn Sreunbsn unb Dem @ubIi'
FUN uberbaupt bierourb er9ebenf bic Qn'
Sei9e, caB er
@ime rene Sd6it1ctrmdCDcrci
errittet bat, ouf Der fubIiben Seite Der
6amiIten Stra6e, 9eraoe 9e9eniber Neu.
baro'S GtabIthsment, alIwo 81 ieoerjeit fol.
9enoc Grtifel 9cma6t uno auf 9ano ssbal'
ten werben:
Sofas, @Ou6es, Sipans. Secctdrs. 8u:
reaus, Srsffiu9 Bureaus BON ieber Qrt
Yeoimcnt Srnaments, SttimentS, SCOT
fools, Seioboaros, @arotobes, @aro.
robe uno SreTer, 4iano Stools, Sofa
SabteS, @aro, @entre, Stoe, @no. 81.
nin9 @ore, @Dlinoer uuo Sreaffalf ga
tleS. Qier Bureaus, Mier SabIe5. batb,
frauS6iilbe StibIe, franS0fifcbe ShaufcI'
Stuble, Suderibrinfe, QCrtabeI Oesfs
Srenb Moboganp 8ettIaoen, Sren6
Seal unc bodfOui9e SettIaoen vOn prr.
ftbietenen SOrtsn, Dining Stdnos, Wafd
StdnoS peribeeCner Qrten, 3d. uno
Su6enf6rdnfe, SinfS, &c. ,c.
EurS, ale Qrtifel, tie gcp6bnIib in eincm
foI6en GtabIiiIcment 9ebaIten uno BON Dem
pubIifum perIan9t wcroen, perccn ffets aui
Sano 9ebaIten, Ooer auf Die firSsae Un;si9t
an biQisen pteifen perfertiet
%Snocm er ben 9ro6rn SortbeiI
9enoB, in perIbteceneu Sauptifdoten Der
Union Su orbeiten, 70 bofft Der unterIdrc'
bene SuperiibtIib, burdb QufmerfIamfeit
su ieinsm 9cftbift, uno bur6 porSi9Iihe
Qrbeit, einen IiberaIsn Sbeil Ger 6ffcntli6en
@unit Su Oerctcnen uno Su erbaIten.
SauSbdlter uno Qnosre, Die etra8 in
ieinem Sab brauben, iino reunofbaftIib
eiu9eIaoen bel ibm anSurufen.
Gml. =. Stbclc.
uuentown, Sec. 81. nq6Wl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
Ut Der St0Ot 2lQcntdlltt,

3si9en bjermit ibren Srcunoen uno csm
aG9emsiuen pubIifum an, ba6 iie ibr Sc
ftdft auf cine beceuteno auseebsbntere @ri'
fe oI5 Supor an ibrsm aIten Stonoplaee, in
Der Samcs Strabe. SwiIben Der 9utbsrfden
8irte uno Sa9enbud'S @htbsbaufe, be:
treibsn, mofelb(t fe a(sSsit auf Sano ia:
ben, uno auf 8efstIun9 auf bic flr5cfr
QnSei9e perferti9en wercen, Don ben nsuar'
fioifpn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
SSpD(frilcr WpOe

q. .. Spds. an feincm aIten Stanbe
in Der 9amiIton Stra6e. beinabe geoenuter
9 ms Sotel. mabt ben Ginwobner Don
QIlentaun uno tlm9e9enc i'm aaesmeinen
befdnnt, baB cr etu fb6neS QIIortemrnt pcn
Shtcn unb Gappcu. uon cen ncuelien
Mtooen, auf Sano bat, befebsno aus:
Scaper, sltalrsfin, S5ruieb uno SurbHtcn,
70 wie aus elmer fb6nen Quswabl Scm.
mer'Shten, pclte er an bcn niecritcn Yrci
Gen Ucrfaufen pire.
Gano' 9dnoIer, uno ale anbere, Die Elm
gutter QrtifeI Su faufcn punf6sn, lino Elm:
9eIaoen anSurufen.
E% SoGbe, Die nod an i'm f6uIoen,
beIieben Su beSenfcn, caB fo9Icib &btistcit
9emodt wetoen fCllte, uno eS miro crwQrtet
oaB man bieS becbobtet.
Quentaun, SuIi3. nolS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

E%in 30 coer mebr Sprabcn.
llSGrrfeunacn Ger 0rictbIbn unb tateiniCbtn Glo:
ttr Snttrintar (apIIbtn;cIi0el 8tbtr in oCn altCn
uno uCurren Sprottn @utbtr fir lniprritGttn,
prtbIbutn uno 9emclnlbultn gR1ft ttbcr GjrtsE
9leBtn, Sbtrtr9lt, pte Malrp;ltnlhOfttu, 9brrncIc
9c, tnttIrttuClIt pbllccpble, uno Gjttbitbc. @lnC
9rrfSre SrblErtnbtit pru rGrmiibm 8tdhcrn, ol6 III
tr9Cno cnem onotrn GtablEtmtnt rrn ecrjdtIn luss
ptbnun9 in or Stoet ju bahcu fup.
SbreibmatetiaIisu. 8Iinfbiber, Sel9e
malice, 8upferiii6e, SoISfbnitte uno an.
eere Silcer, Ssibcn Subrr uno pinftl
SlIuitrrtc @dbrr, photographer (tiacnbanoist edrif
tr) umlnlrs Sttbtr aus fbr frtbr Belt, Erirr6 9rs
crudtt uno 90 db / rbenc. 9Cbrllttt 9dhcr
1888 = brcal Il 2(ue uno nttlc laciniitbr @uloa:
taS, icbcn Iultrrt uno tbr mcblkil. s. tb lcb
uno bcbr raj de 8t6etn, prtr0tct: Sdbtr.
Sbdt Der RitEI in nrlSn otr crirntalilbcn SpraSn.
Sau f in 9rc6sr &srfbitrnbsit.
Deutfhe uno fpaniItbc 50 L Ser;
9Rtintn, &urirhtittn, Sciitltn CSuitintruu9tn Gin.
IchllcGtnn) uno Munroltn SR II tb { I II unp .
Yrn iterr Dirt.
lIltcrttcitd Omcritoniitbcr Snbionsr, sinfbGcFcno
So9N:, Siib: uno &ritNslrStbc-QCrN, Scmobopts,
YftlItSpft Nn3u9G &rjitrun9Cn, H. Ew.
SraSub GtwoS, Icubtrbor cbsr frsmb,
ven alien SbGiltu Der 98clt.
2tltt tbtrlr9jihs GBrtt in 5c(r.
OF Ytricnrr, wctbs ir9cup ron rcn cttroCnanntcn
Sacbcu bobcn uno iitb pcn bniltCn W fbtcm min:
lbrn, bclit6en bci un6 onjurufcu.
8tliehln9cn ncn allen Shtiltn ecS 9anSrS pubcn
prompt bGirr9t. Wttbcr auf WcttlIuul impcrrt Writs
fs mtGtn prrtrfrci rin9cfnbt wsrrm unp cas- 0tlp
CntI0lttn, arprrfrt on
eutbcr NppIev.
s.. S.-GSGrn Tu notb Der Start trmnit ic pcrotf
f nltbt an a tcn 6uri IIt cn:pa Dc n anaIrf,n
mc mir 81 allen SnneCn ocS SolCs unO Der 0Ioht III
nocn ino. 9Str larcn ALE Gin onpruflr, btibIs Sr:
tbt rE Su fauftn uuo Scte cit tlrs u tbtn pdnidnr
0(3"8rin0t Cure .8uririitattu nab nim otn Ra:
rttdttnsSa9T, SIC. 10 robc, iuc Sbr uns btrtt fins
otn weoEt 81 tOu e II ccr u pertGufen, prIs
tlu nur fir + a aares @Clp.
Stunt ii, lS49 rI26m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

SSzt@''"S(-@''~ ~ sO y ~
Der lluttrNibuttt, pcbnbot sini9e Sbdrsn rttrbott
bcm orrgln nGlltn prtl res ,Strrn Grim (Stdd's,)
no straps 9r0cnd6rr ctr list unir 8au ltsbtnoEn SSb
ScIclp5 oolIc IN eCr SamIltcn StraFe Der Staot III:
tintoun, Sc9t ktncn Srcunosn 70 pit Gem pubIitun,
t6trboupt on, oaB Ct ttitttb rcn glcu crt urGd9c:
tSbrt it, o(llpc CT Cin9tou uno nun al intm 28aa:
rCntu9r in IGsntaun riu9eltg unb ju Ysrtaufsn bOt
Gin ollgemeiner 9prratb BON tlGs
rem Sofubrer, Sepslrp, .t.
9 "a fubren.
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berne Qatent 9eauer, p6ai9 iupelltrt.-
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Suartier uno gnglifbe tlbren.
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nit aotsn uno Den kbSnitsn ScrSicrun9cn, Gin Fbr
auS9epebntsS Ndtrtcncnt uHo cine 9rcGs 1uStpobL
Srillen.
Cine DEFENDERS 0rcfs Nutiuah pcrSi9lihsr SritlGn
btfItb ftr cee5 Gtr tettbcno aus 9rlotnen, ftttr:
nCu, Den fIinItsn fabITnsn, uuo 9epSbntitbsn.
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csn, tsinabe isrsr BEntnuun9; rarunttr fno
golcene Sbrrinse, Sin9srriu9s, 8runna
teIn, ieeer Qrt, 9Oloene Eetten u. Sblhi'
fel, ME aud Oroindre, iIIberne &dmme
II. I. no, II. (. 10.
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pen unc Sbeelcfel, eolrens, iilbcrns unr
auoere Sleifcoern, aolcsne Sbrsibfsbsrn
&bermcmster, Gin Qholtement pon Sio
linen, SicIinbCsen, italisnifbs unb Oroi:
nire SiOIinfaiten. febr quite &Iauisrfai
ten, uno mob uiele auoere in bisfe5 Sad
9cb6rence QrtfeI, Su umfdnoIi6 anSu'
fubren.
8tanO Sprtes.
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id9ttbem Sen, frrtpGbrsno auf panb uno tii9 81 psr:
t0uftn.
81 cp ara tHrcn
an lbren, Sodubrcn unp Scptrp, piro 0ufs Scr0fSt:
tiSits pCn i6m rerribtct.
Snem Sr rem pubifum fir tistCr liCrrolc Inter:
ligur9 brGihrn Dont foQt btft sr ourtb pHntticbE
8totrnun9 kiucr 8unbcn uno quite QrGeit, ftr pucbS
CT gut ltttt, ouf ftrnrrEn rttbdbrn 3uprutb.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-14

~ tneH operations, by other preparatiop com,
p"T h !oa smnar purposes, now before the public
opecincs are combinations of approved medicines
mngng the excellent qualities of each medicine into one
whc s wnOe SO as to produce most efficient compounds
nave neveryef been known to fail 1t is impossible to
b VI onewise host of facts might be advanced to
SHOW me pIoad and deep foundation upon which the char
aose q Iese SPECIFICS rests for support Long standing
ease u 0on9ThgG (eet Structures Pains an he Tos
.nOeG5tohs OF he htdnevs, GraDei Burning IN the n
arg ETC. ETC. have yielded the co mmand a.
nclDe antdotes and instances of SyPHIIs of the most
sanative influence. '" i "''s' astonishing
Inc preparation is, without doubt the most efectual
discovered and has cured many obstinate diseases
aet every other medicine had failed In its improved form
snn,c f s.eess and effects ornament cure in the
spdce OF noe or siI days without restriction In diet ay
posure or business Besides this important advantage #
t leaves me pan subject to that troublesome weakness
m SO oiten after the other medicines penerav
ptscilDea ana taken in the first stage of the disease
arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feelings
aays In long prO.racted chronic stages of the
aseases IN obstinate Glees Female Complaints snch as
ever discovered. ' ~ "'' e'ie9'""i iehieoy
we do not offer these Specifics as PANAcEA or cure
evely ng bq Tor the above named cases. we are author
aea Dy DIS LeRoy and Peetier, of PARIS (he inventors
10 gndranty cure under a forfeit of $500.
would here remark that these Mixtures have been be-
Ie me public OF NewOeans for the last nine pears and
th e.. nave We Universally proved effcacious.
s.TSs III GLION-Bendre of base COunterfeter aoho
ssts spurious ard injurious article. Recoeet the onIv
ugenL IN United States is A. DONNAUD, No 10 CARoN.
pe LII sTREET 6etUcen Canal and Common.
~. a realise on Structures can be had erahs
AV an private consultations free of charge pT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-14

musty what-do-you callems you may think look we'll
enough" said Mrs. Darlington to her nephew, who
had returned from a voyage TO Havana with his
mouth covered with profusion of coarse yellow
hair; but you had better shear 'em off before
you're seen round much" and she looked mystic
rieusly at him as she continued, 1t may have a
bad effect on the children, dear, as it did when Mr.
Brown built his catacornered houses, where, don't
you think, three hundred and fifty little innocents
in the neighborhood was bora With cross-eyes
You had better cut 'em off that there may mo
danger-there's no knowing what might happen -
and the old lady went on explaining the circum-
stance of the crOss-eyes, and cited Jacobs sheep in
evidence of certain causes producing certain eff
fects-R0ston P0st