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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

,oe G John Wales, Wing, was elected to fill the
vacancy of Mr.. Clayton, of Delaware, who is ap-
pointed Secretary of State in President Tayor's
Cabinet.ns1 eai a74 .s'o. - y1sy1.a sa-y f,.,5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

Fort GiBsoN.--Fhe Arkansas B,nner says:-
TIE Louisville Democrat has the following in its
IeegfaPh'c report from Washington City, of the
I'd March -" Yesterday the naval appropriation
bill was passed. 1t contains provision to expend
$50. 900 for the completion Of Fort Gibson, Ar
KANSAS ,,4 brt - -t =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

= r'N'thND'-rurTIament was opened by the
Qneen IN a lengthy speech. The speech places
The fact beyond doubt that the Government, bos
no ldea OF stulilfyng oa their part the free ,rnde
aF uoctFripe' but are resolved steadily 10 carry ou,
their principles. '-,' .
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02
Massachusetts Legislature.

THURSDAY, seo. j.
SENATE. The orders of the day taken up, and
three bills were passed TO be engrossed
The Board adjourned before - O'Clock, as The cham
her was required at that hour for meeting OF the Overs
scers of Harvard College.
HOUSE. report was presented By the Committee
on Elections that 1t nexpedien to legislae in re>
gard TO an alteration of the election laws so pro-
vide that plurality shall decide in the elections Of Pres
dent and Vice President fine Uaited States and mem'
bers of Congress.
The report that it is inexpedient, sc, respecting
amending the license laws was laid upon the table. The
reports that lis nexpedent &c, amending the tax lists
and respecting the adoption of children were adopted.
The bills TO increase the capital stock Of the Bay State
Bank; 10 incorporate the Worcester Medical Eclectic
School; to protect sidewalks in towns and the resolve
concerning medals, were ordered to be engrossed.
Adjourned
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

A New PROJECT Mr. Van Vechten the editor of
the TOwanda tN.Y Democrat, is at w ashington, uIg-
ing his claims at the Patent Office for new and singular
discovery in locomoiion. 1t IS plan by which mai
and all express matter can be transmitted thousand
miles per hour by means of an atmospheric telegraph
lube is formed of any given size and length, and, by
means OF an ar pump, carriage OF cyndrica form
Is proPeIled-he air opening piston head or driver
in the rear OF the train. is the principle Of the at>
mospheric railways IN Great Britain.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

FATAL RAILROAD AcC1pENT. Abo,t fvo
O'Clock this morning, as the steamboat train from
Providence was approaching the Canton Station
near the "high bridge" the steam arch Of the
locomotive exploded, instantly killing the enpi
neer. Mr. Lucius Cummins, whose head was
blown nearly to pieces, aud part Of it separated
from his shoulders. The fireman, who was
standing near the engineer, was thrown back to
ehe rear END OF the tender, rendering him mo.
nenlar'iy senseiess. Upon recovering his SEN
ses in measure, he discovered that The ,,,na,
works OF the locomotive were gone. but With
great presence OF mind, he made his wav from,
the tender to the bleaks of the engine, and sue.
ceeding IN arresting its progress after il had run
about halt mile from the spot where the acci.
aent look place. Alter he had fully stopped the
locomotive he ascertained that the cars had he.
come detached from the tender, probably in con.
sequence OF the concussion.-Bo Boston Journal
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

GUTrA PERcHA. The London correspondent
OF the National lnteligences gives the following
statistics in relation to this new article of com.
merce:
cit was first imported into England IN 1910
when about two hundred weight was received IN
london Down TO July, lS48, the whole quaint.
ty exported from the Indian Archipelago is 81 900
hundred weight, which has been nearly All re.
ceived in England. The collection OF The pum
unfortunately involves the destruction of the tree.
The period OF determination is, however. remote
since already an area Of more than half million
Of square miles has been discovered, over which
the tree producing this gum is very abundantly
SPREAD"
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE. The New Haven
papers OF Saturday have full details of romantic
incident occurring in Milford CT The Deputy
Sheriff, while in pursuit OF burglar who had
committed certain depredations in the TOWN of
Birmingham, observed, in the vicinity of the Rail
Road bridge over the Hoasatonic, "young man''
OF rather singular mien; and upon examination
said young man proved to be girl in masculine
attire. On the investigation, she represented
herself as native of Providence. r. i-stated
that she was enticed from her home when onIv
IL years OF age, by young man of Is. and en-.
tered on board of ship with him for whaling
voyage, she acting as cabin boy. Previous to the
arrival OF the vessel at the Sandwich Islands the
young man died, and she was taken sick. and nm
reaching that port was left in charge of the A.
merican Consul Thence, she claims she reach.
ed this country by the way Of Southern mort
According to her story it is FIVE wears since she
LETT home, most OF tn time having been snent on
shipboard as a seaman When arrested. she savs
she was on her way to New York in search Of
occupation as seaman. She is apparently in the
nelghborhood OF II years old Her name sho
says, is Lydia M. Rawson, alias Charles Gran.
DALI go
Later accounts state that the boy-glrl has con.
fessed that her story of having been sailor was
untrue. She obtained her limited knowledge ~
nautical matters principally from the perusaI of
sea novels. She is visited daily by crowds Of
people, but no intelligence of her friends can be
obtained, although it is evident she resided ne.r
New London, and could NOT have heer 49,,
days from home.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

SHOCKING MURDER. most horrid murder was
committed in the south part of Uxbrdge Wednesday, f
Jan, 3ls upon orphan girl, about II or 10 years
age, named Prudence Arnold. BY a man named William
Knowon about @ years old. He has confessed the
crime, and nat had been premedi,ated for some time
He first cut the girls throat and then attempted to cut
his own but did NOT succeed, except to cut small cash
il his wind pipe. lie will probably be able be COM
mted TO prison in this city He is now under arr
roc
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

CHOLERA. DIR John w. Moore states in a Mobile
paper thai he cured one huGdred
of Cholera moi losing one, by the use of tobacco. lie
administered it in the form of enema [injectionl of
the strength Of one d'achm TO pint He first tried it
upon negro whose pulse was gone, his tongue cold
and his muscles rigid that he rested only his head
and hee,s In FIVE minutes he was relieved, and the
cure was perfected by drinking decocion Of =
In his own case, DR. Moore took into his stomach a
spoonful of the tobacco decoc,on, with per ect relief
from cramp and diarrLoea He has no doub, that cho-
country.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

DEATH FROM THE FUMES OF ANTHRACITE
Tnomas Fitzpatrick and his son., about 9 years of age,
residing in Philadelphia previous to refining the other
night, kindled coal fe in their close small sleeping
la orde: to throw more heat into the room. the
father bade the TO the damper. He did so, but
unfortunately the pipe out Of ORDER and the room
was filled with gas. They were found the next day by
the neishbors, in helpless condition. The father died
in consequence.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

U Judge Hydenfelt prominent and leading Dem
ocrat OF Alabama, has addressed through the press
letter to Gov. Chapman urging the propnety and neces-
sy OF law to preven, the further immigration of slaves
INTO that State, either for trade or settlement The
Alabama Journal says "he article is ably written, and
there are many reasons why such law would rove of
advantage II its execution was practicable
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

PAY THE PRINTER. We learn that one of the
Wesifeld delegation, whose booked for CALI
forna. with the Hampden Mining and Trading Compa-
ny was prevented from going by writ The most ur,
gent OF his creditors certain newspaper publSht
This should be warning to all who think OF leaving for
the gold region TO settle their newspaper accounts i'm
medately
The GOLD FEVER IN OREGON. Late advlces
state that nearly 5000 of the Oregon settlers had left for
California. Hardly enough remained to reap the Iipe
and luxurlant grain Tor "golden harvest" waved
before their fances The Spectator and Free Press had
both suspended publication, Editors journeymen and
apprentices having caught the epidemic disease.
AMOUNT OF GOLD. The Philadelphia Pennsylva,
nian says the whole amount of California gold received
at the mint in that city, up to the 25h Of January did
not reach sixty thousand dollars.
& REAr RoBBERY-The California Bank of about
five millions in gold!
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

SINGULAR! Machinery has arrived at such per-
fecton-travelling has become so rapid-business SO
good--gold so cbeap-lhat citizens have had two of
the great rivers OF the West the Mississippi and beau>
ful Ohio, brought into the city, livery large and as naur
al as el Tor The purpose OF sailing nightly the
beautiful waters The price of travelling is very mods
crate, only twenyf for the whole trip OF nearly
twenty-five hundred miles. Opportunities are offered
every evening, and Wednesday and Saturday after,
noons-as viii be seen by advertisement n
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

81 General Taylor was 10 have left Baton Rouge on
the z5h ul in the steamer Tennessee for Nashville
Cob Bliss and wife, and possibly Mrs Taylor will leave
about the ls of February, and lake The Atlantic rou,
They viii pass few days in New York previous to the
inaugurattsa
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02
Free Soil Nomination.

NJ The news brought by the steamship Crescent
Civ from .Chagres and Panama, says the New York
Herald has had an unavorahIe influence upon the spec
ulatye movements of the day. The puFllc have been
sadly disappointed by the Crescent City not bringing
large amount of California gold She reports nine pas,
sengets. two boxes preserves and four boxes paper CT
cars. The length Of tine which has elapsed since the
frs discoveries Of gold were made s California, and
the rapidy with which has been reported it was ex
,racsd from the sell, induced many to suppose that
large amount must have arrived at Panama, previous 10
the sailing of the Crescent City from Chagrts There
not having been such arrivals great disappointment has
been experienced We cannot receive any later intel
gence from Chagres before the second third week in
February.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

0lT At Port Stanley, Canada West, on friday 2Gth,
Mr George Bostwiek murdered his vile ia the most
shocking manner, attempted the murder Of bis child,
and afterwards cut bis throat under the influence Of
deiyiuu hewens.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

IHE PANAMA RoUrE. A letter from = 70, /.
low traveller, to Mr. Taylor of Providence. con.
yeying intelligence of the death OF his son. Geo
~ layior, on his way across the Isthnnus Of
ranama, contains the following remark "If any
more are coming from Rhode island nse All ra. y
suaslons to keep them from taking this route J,
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.
William Leggeu, of Worcester, Inspector General OF
Leather, in place Of Samuel Howe of Boston, deceased
VIM Longley, formerly Of Haverhill, and recent,
ly second Alcalds of Monterey California TO be Cons
ssioner at Monterey, TO take Dispositions, Sc, TO be
used in the Courts of Massachusetts
Francis Billings has received the same appointment
for San Francisco California.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

HONOR TO AN AMERICAN AsTRoNoMER. MIR Bond
OF the Cambridge Observatory has been elected colres>
pondlng member of The Phlomatic Society of France,
10 compliment for hs recent discovery ofan eighth sael
liic oi Saurn. His name was proposed by Leyerrier
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

q There 10 proposition up in the New York
Legislature, to impose penalty Of $1,000 on anv
citizen or public officer in the State. who shall
attempt, or assist in attempting, to execute The
laws OF Congress relative to the surrender Of fu.
gitive slaves. y 'u-
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

GP Le the provincial and criminal judge Of Kwang.
lung, has issued Especial edie strictly prohibiting the
drowning Of female chIdsen Which he says is very CONS
mon at Canton. He deDounces il as "agans all NOR
aliiy and civilization" and says chat il Hdisturts the
harmony of heayen.v
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

"Ihe Gold of Ophir.'' Major Noah !, ii.
last "Sunday Times" goes into an argument to
prove that .the gold Of Ophir" of Scripture cele.
brity came from California.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

e AT Albany on Friday night, william o..
oorn's grocery and provision store, 73 washing.
ton street was burnt, and on Saturday he was sr.
ested as the ncendiary. 1t is said he had $4,000
Insured on worthless stock. es ~N00
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

az Hartley. Colerdge son OF the celebrated poet
died at his lodgings IN Londoo, Jan. g. aged 50 years
He was never married. Suopg drink ruined his PROS
poets and bghed talents that promised to delight
the world.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

A LARGE Hoe. Alfred A. GilbeH of West Spring.
field, recently killed hog, twen.y.oae months and
tweny-four days old, which weighed ssrea hundred and
eighteen poands ~
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

The 'UFlTED STATES. The seamhp United
States has now been at twenty >two days, and is
anxously looked for at New York
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

GP RARE CHANCE is offered for those who wish
to go to California by the Ship Frances Ann from Bos.
ton. See advertisement.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

OKAH TUBBEE, the wonderful natural musician, give.
another and the last of his entertainments this evening
with entire change OF programme. See advertisement
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT. Fhe Committee on the
District Of Columbia reported bill TO prohibit the ntro>
ducton OF slaves into the District for sale or hire This
will soon bring the members 10 test
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

Snow. snow storm commenced abou, five O'Clock
yesterday morning, and lasted Till half past T. M. Ii
fell about four inches Deep
The Daily spy., 1849-02-02

u The product Of the United States gold
mines ior the last year 10 estimated at about S241.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17

8ftuef eftmuutaas ocu 2sitcn Nfni, um 10
llbr &rrlttaaS, rtI ouf pm Yaet Idtlt HiiuIIb ret:
fault wtrrCn rptrptu:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17

Matt feincn Sreunoeu uno eem pubIt
fun uberbaupt bieroura er9ebent bic I'm
;eiae, bafS er
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
0eieQf6aft 9(ufb(ung.

Nobritt miro biermit 9saeben. ca6 tie
bi5ber unter Der Sirma von 6. uno 9. Str.
def uno SrcreGl in Suo @beitbau. 9eha
Gountp. befanocne 9eIeuf6aft, in oeu
StCbr 9sfddfttn banoeIno. am 7ttn Qpttl,
outb ouerieiti9e ginwiQi9uns iii oufsslt6t
wClten.-Nue rieieni9en eaber, Gle nod auf
ir9enc cine Beiie an obi9e Sirma ftuIpia
iino, muoen crnlllib erfuht Swiften nun
uuo oem eriten Suti an ecm Stobr anSuru-
len unc &ihti9trit III moden aIlwO ole
8uhcr bis XII jcnem Gage. in cen Sonosn
upn %obn SrOrcII. perbIsibtn weroen; uno
ale rieieni9en bic nod rettmi6i9s Soros.
runQen an 9emcIrcte Sirma baben, fino
cbcnfatlS crfuht eicfeIbe inne,boIb beiaatem
3ciraum einSubincigen.-Nab Dem 1ieu
Suti mercen rie 8utbcr in Gle Sodnee zines
5recen&ritter5 gum eOIettren uber9ebsn
wercen.
GH Stccfcl,
SulpmUm Strfrf,
Jobu SrpreH.
Qprl( II. nq6n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
81 otl)rt DIT.
SIN bic Sircftprru DER gcmeincu Sd)ulen
inncrbnIb 2cela Gammtr.

Yin oic Sircftprcn Ser 0cneincn SdDulcn
iuncrbaIb 2ceba Saumtp.
Sn @smdbbeit be5 32ilen 1bfbnitts ri'
uer 4fts, betiteIt - gine Qfte. fir Die &e9u.
Itruna unc Sortleeun9 eines llntsrrihtuna5
SptsmS ourb 9smeHe S6uIen," paBirt
csn 7ten Sag 4priI. Il. 9. 1S49,
Ssr6fentIiten mir, bic llnterSeitbneten
@ommiGionerS pcn eetba @auntp, Elm Ser,
seibui6 bsS SeIauf5 Su pclbem Elm ieorr
0ilirift i'm @auntp bon Heda. fur ba5 Sobr
L. 3. 1850 berecbtiat 1T, aus Der jdbrIihn
8ermiQi9una pon 100000 SbaIer. mie Der
8eritt po,ibreibt, Der an oisfe 4mt5tube
ourb bm Sberauffeber Der 9emcinsn S1u
Ie1 a en- a dit ,n,mrnp nhn1Iifh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Na6rtdbt
Qprit II.

miro biermit 9e9eben, eaB Ger llnterSeibnete
ais Grrtutcr rcn Der SinterIafenftbaft ces
pcriiorbcnen Saccb Sotterer, Ieetbiu
Don Sber SoueOn Saunftip ip. eeta 60,
an9el1cQt moroen iif.-Quc Sclcbe, Die oa.
Der nod an bcfa0te 9interIa6enftaft fhul.
dig lno, pcrben blermit 9sbsten SwiGtu
nun uno Dem fen Suit ndb ffens. bei Gem
@rctutOr onSurufen uno ibre Sbuloen ob.
5utro9cn uno ScIbe, Die nod redtmdei,
sc SOreerunscn al beia9te ,9inttrIaTenItaft
III MAIDEN BADEN, bcIisben biefrlte bis oa.
bin aub einSubinci9en.
SaeOb @suftblit, Gr'or.
Ntot 5. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Merct)ants Oaus,
go. 23s Sfpro ste Strafc, aSbilaorlpbia.
-6N--IhA

llnterSeitnetsr bscient fi6 befer 9eIs,
9enbeit, feinen atten Sreunten uno 8efann'
ten pom 9onoe, 70 ME oem pubIifum uber
baupt on5u5ei9cn. oaB ct -...
0aS Wiet6ant Odus,
go. 237 Noro Bite Straee. nabe Der Gal
IOmbiG, in philadelphia, nod INNER be
mcbnt. oIIwo ct nun bersit III, ea oaS gta'
bGiBcmcnt wieoer neuIcbtn Serbe6srungen
unteraan9en III, aue Qnipredence, mo9rn
eS Heiienoe, Subrleute, ooer SOaroerS fetn.
nab @unfdb Su bcfrieoi9en.
Sein Slid entbitt INNER bic bsifsn Spei'
fen bic Der Marft earbietet, uno fein Sdr
Die aUerbsltsn 9strinfe.
Su eicIem Saufe geb6rt aud cine por'
treffIitbe StotIun9 uno Elm febr 9erdumi9er
0pf. Der unter Der Qufiidt zines 9etrcuen
unc ior9fiIti9en StaQfnehts 9eboIten wer.
csn fol-. &ursum, msosr i'm 9aufe nod
i'm Stau ooer 6Uf fOu bieieS GtabIibement
in pbiIaccIpbta tbcrtrofen me.beu.
Sebcber9un9Sfrften per Sag, rs Gents.
Gr III rantbar fir bereitS 9euoBene &uno.
fhaft, unb miro iib immerbin bcmlben.
curtb pilnfHihe Qbwartun9 uno biIIi9e Sor:
cerun9en. bic 3abl feiner &unben su per:
mebren, peIte 8c9hniti9un9sn bei bm ME
in Ser9cBenbeit 9eratben fOIlen.
SSilliam s.. Snfth.
MirS 90. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Qprit II.
Stt CS5tfhdftt.

9ic @eIhGfte mercen mic bisber an tem
aItcn StdnbpIaee, unter Der Snma BON
Srorcu. MilIer uuo Il Qbete, fortaefett
waeen; weIdbe Sirma eS iItb gum befoH.
oern Sorlae 9emabt BAT, nur febr mrblfeiG
Su perfaufen. uno INNER einen pertrcifIiben
St0f auer Qrtsn 9 liter, bic 9sm6bn.
lib i'll einem Gonctcbr 9ebaltsn merpsn.
auf Sano gu baIten. Sic boffsn eobsr auf
ibren Nntbeil Der @untt osS QubIifums,
wCfur fr Iib INNER panfbar crweiieu mer.
Den.
SIR bcrcitS 9enchtne &uncfhaft fleen
lie tbrcn 0rcuneGn uno 96unsrn berSliten
Danf.
9obu SrprcU,
Samnei Slfiller,
Gm. ). Stbelc.
Qprit II. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
g q Cl,ridlt

niro tiermit Qcqeben, co6 Der unterjcid'ne'
te ais 2tominiitrotOr uCn Der SintsrIa6cn'
ihaft tes perllorbenen 6 on in Gricfe
mer, Ieetbjn urn Cub @Dsitbau Sip.. Sc.
6a Gauntp, ernonnt morctn i't.-SoItbe
eaber, bic an Die befa9te SinterIaGenftaft
auf ir9rno cine Qrt ftuloig iino. ,pcrocnQe
bstcn inncrtaIb 6 gBOhen bci ocm Qcmini
ltrator on5ulprebcn uno &ihtiofeit Su ma
den llno SoIbe, Die mob rethmd6iQe 2tn,
fprltbe al 9eradte 6inteIoiIenThaft Su
MAIDEN baben, iino erfutbt oefclbe biunen
bsfa9tem 3eitraumr audi cinSubinpiqrn.
81. 6. Gji!fDiOH, Slom'or.
Miat 10. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Sbriitiaaa GberG,
gStnbmiiGlz unD StrobG0nfma6er
III Der GSt1ht 0llIentnuit,

8srient fib eiefer @eIeQenbeit feincn ae.
ebrten Sreuneen uno Sunoeu bic Qnieioe
Su MAIDEN, oaB CT ieiu 8eftbdft nod INNER
an feiurm aItcu Stancplaes, am fuc6(ili,
den G6e Der 0amiIton uno Qnn Suosen,
in aaentaun, uno 5war Swiftcn Den G3ah.
bdulern Der Serren @eoper unb Sa9enbucb
fcrtbetreibt. oIIwo er nun
Sae SSimemiibls uuS 2trpbbauf.S Syfaefcr
Snnriperf,
auf cine febr ou$9seebnte @ei1e fcrtSureten
9efcnnen ut. Seine 8incmublen fiuo in
ben bena6bartcn @auntieS mcbl tefonnt.
uno eben 70 bcfannt 1T es. oag fe teinen in
elmer wcitcn @ntfctnun9 natiieben. 9Iufct
oaber an uno tlberSeu9t eub felblf. 0ic
preile feiner g8incmhbten Iino uUn II bis
ID ShaIer, uno Die Ger StrCbbinfe vou 9
bis 10 Sbalrr.
Slidarbcit an @intmibtn oSr Strcb,
bdnfsn mirc auf Die furSste Nn5cise uuo bu
ben blli9ifen Scein9un9sn uerrihtst.
griit tanfbdr fur frlbrr oenc6ens llnter.
fitung, uno boift ourb ptlnttitbc Qbmor-
tung fsiner 9eftdite uno biui0e prci6e, ei
nen She'll Ger 8unlt ecS publfums III qe
Hiseen. mofhr er icerjrit oanfbar fsin miro.
Sbriitian ebert.
dprll 10. nqUb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
3 q dl ridAf

wiro biermit 9e9etcn, ro6 Quc. tie nod ct
mas 6u berttti9en baben in orn Strbrbt'
tbsrn pcn SCno5 1Iein, in eon9fttwomm
&aunfdip, Sef3 GauntD, ss 5miihcn nun
uno Dem llien ndhltcn Suni tbun mugcn,
cenn nab icncm Sage ueIccu Die 8Udcr in
Die 6dnce cints Srisccn5ritbter5 gum Sin.
treiben lbcr9eben.
SpHGS 6Eciu.
Wai3. s:}m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
9(Guf SiiC!,cr.

Cine NuSruoN @tInttitbr, pcn itrr g3tncunuuo-
slnt FbE, bab rch Ftu Nu0t Gins kbSatrc bsTtrt nO
mchitTE oratisbtn bat. 1T cttsu cufotpoit mrlb btu,
nne ia Strt"utIn IN etm wctlfE;tln Qil;hiclr pcn
-. ,..o Gntb, 9lpuuo S Srcgirr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
TIT Allentown, Aa.,

Gr9reift bicfe @eIeaenbeit. ieinen Sreunben
uno eem 9ecbrten QubIifum bic InStige III
maiden, ca6 sr nod INNER ea5 biee 9es
Ibdtt betreibt, an fensm @abinstlaaer auf
Ger ineIlbCn Seite Der tSamlton Strabe.
cas- unterite Swiften &sber'6 Stebr unoosr
Ntf0rmltten Atrhe, aupo er ftets perferti9t
uno auf 9ano bait: - ..r'...........
Sofas Sibe6parbs, gSarbrobes,
0refiln9< unp 9srpGhuli6e 8ms
reauS, gf< unb Sa6enf6ranfe,
Sren6, Seal rnb tohfollj9e
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Gables, 9labz unb @af6fanos,
furs oue QrtifeI. Die 9em6bnlib in fclden
@aarsnIa9er 9cfunoen wereen, fam man
bier erbaIten, unc Swor ft6n, gut, nab ZEN
nsuclttn MOcsn, uno rebt wCbIfeil.
Gr IabeteaS pubIifum Elm, uno Defenders
SoIcbe cie 6auSbo anfdngen pUtIen,
bel bm anSurufen. feline @aaren in Iussn'
fhsin Su nebmen uno fih ppn Dem @efa9tsn
lelbff su ibcrSeuQen. SncGm er fur bsrsits
9enciIsnc unterilueun9 berSIib ranft. tofTt
er ourcb quite Urbeit uno YunflIthfeit in
icinem 9eItdft, auf fsrneren rebt sabIrtitsn
3ufprucb.
December 7. nq b.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-17
Scfentltbe 9Scn0u.

Sreitaqs ben 18ten Mai, Radmfttaas
um | ubr, lCllen am .Saufs oes pcrliortenen
Saccb Oetterer, in Sber Saueon
Saunftip, eeta @auntp, foI9enbe QrtitsL
auf 6ffentltber Seneu Verfauft perben:
Ginr Sub. cine Yfofnbcbr Wafd ine,
Sise Suanttdt Seinttnq, ScbinoeIn, Sdf.
fsr uuo fCnit nod pieIe 4rtifrt Su meitiauf.
zig III meIcen.
Die Seein9unscn am Serfaufstase uno
QuFmartun9 BON
Saepb 0ufeblit, Gg'Ur'
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