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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16
Just received bv Steamer Duroc

pED Screws, Iron table and Tea Spoons, Britannia
Il Table and Tea Spoons, Adzes; Ok, Iop Fifth
trace and halter chains, augers, hand scdpe and
claw hammers steel hoes, frying pans. butcher shoe
pocket and table knives sheep she5 rs scissors and
shears socket turning, mortice and firmer chsols.
pane 'rons hand saw; mai saw, half round bastard
ing weo' door, Norfolk latches, needles Jews harps
snoe puhGhes, nan anr spike gimets, roller and har
ness buckles trunk chest, cupboard pad saddle bag
and door iocks gents and ladies' strrups twisted and
oraSs oaie nIts Pow p and bed cords ivory, Dress
POCKET, norm and sheP. combs. razors, knitting pins
razorstroPs oacking SHOE horse TOOTH hair, shaving
"hte Wash ana dmb brushes, tenon, hand,
and mill saws, wAtc keys, letter. writing and wrap
ping paper M .xt pound and paper pins, hatchcts.
sria axes cLoppng and broad axes, drawing knives,
candle site Ss bonnet boaros, fish hooks and lines
tai vest nd coat buttons, lasting and horn and
vest pdnt shirt aud ladies buttons. pens shovel
ana tongs, Harmonicans, marbles, gun tubes and
cy finders. steel beads, violin strings, steel and iron
! squares, smoothing jack, jonter, match. beading,
sash and copes and plow planes toilet and looking
glasses percussion caps, coffee mills. selves, grass
and grain scythes, cut and horse shoe nails, manila
rope, screw plates, anvils, Sc-CheGP for cash and
produce. 3. Il. Il. BISHOP & co.
Van Buren,, May 10, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16
PITTSBURGH, Nay 21St.

-. \ PITTSBURGH, Nay 2lst.
Disgreeful RiOt.-There was disgracefu riot
yesterday ymoruihg in tbe German Presbyterian
Church this city, among the members Of the
congregation.
At Iateelection for Pastor and officers the
Rev. Mr.. koeler, previously Pastor Of the Church,
and his ticket we're defeated bv ma jority of 20.
Mr.. Koehler an his friends persisted against the
majority, and kpt possession of the keys. Yes
terday MIR. koehsr entered the pulpit and proceed
ed to commence he service as usual, when Mr.
Dember membeIof the Church, told the Minis
ter he was usurpina his place, and that he must
leave. Mr. Hamme and others interfered, and
a general fight ensed, in which both men and
women took part.
Hammer and Demsr were arrested and gave
bail to keep The peace, MD for their appearance
at Court.
The Mayor thought it est to lock Up the Church
until the difficulty would settled.
TIE ELEcTIoNs.-The Flowing is list of the
States in which elections WI be held between this
and the meeting of the next Congress
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16
DIED..

In this city, on Sunday, the 10th inst, Mr.. Samuel
Burke late of Morgan county, Missouri aged 80 years
leaving wife and six children to mourn the loss Of
father and husband. -
Of Cholera, at Napoleon, Arks.. on the 5th inst,
Ss. Marietta j. Wurdock, corsort of Samuel Murdoch,
g., md daughter of DR.. H. Buckner, of ell county
| arkansas Democrat,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

On the return of those memDers;herefor will
depend whether the wings will hava majority in
the next House of Representatives. If the demo
Gratis continue to gain as they have aimed since
the presidential election, it will be choce if they
do not get the upper hand.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16
For the Arkansas Intelligence
To Fair Ellen.

To Fair Ellen.
Sweet sparkling, witty, lively, lovely ELLEN,
Like to Champagne's xhilarating zest,
Could cheer the dropping spirits of u felon,
Oh vert thou mine | would be DoUBIY bess'd
Your gay vvacty and disposition
Would make holy monk lay down his book ;
Your every charm would be strong temptation
From of his Crucihx thee to look.
Sad is my fate-I thought | was impervous -.
To al! thy charms and blandishm ents, sweet maid,
But Oh alas l feel I'm growing nervous;
I'm langushng-l'll die am afraid!
Pity me, lovely One, extend thy mercy.
Humanity pleads loudly in my cause,
The gay-wing'd d Archer's arrows sorely pierce nc
Awaiting your reply-I, Jdinting, pause!
VAN BUREN, June II, IS49 NOT NED.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

Scott, White q Co. have received,
HnHA LBS. and log chains, 50 Fifth chains
AVOo with stretchers, Jack screws, doz G.
:. mil saws, ! doz c. ). cross cut do Ames'
No shoves, > do Am no spades, do tea kettles,
do waffle irons, do coffee mills, do sad irons, do
cotton cards. SCOTT, WHITE IL CO.
June -, 40.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
Have just reed per steamer Duroc and for sale,
GN If\[MH ~ LBS. Refined Sugar:
@SV2N 500 lbs. crushed do
10 coils Manila rope:
5 do cotton do:
10 doz bed cords:
10 do plough lines:
SO OK and log chains:
25 fifth chains .
100 prs twisted traces:
25 DO do breast chains:
SO gross percussion caps:
10 do English do do
doz frying pans;
go lbs horse shoe nails
s-.. - bales oakUm.
May Is, l849. ........
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16
nRrTUARX.

Departed this life. in Pope county Arkansas, 3oth
of April, IS49 of Typhus Fever, Mrs HopeH consort
of thellate Col. Laban C. Howell.
4 SstAr Howell the daughter of Samuel and Mary
Wilson, was born the State of Tennessee, October
oath, 1880, aged 40 years-eaving many friends and
CONNEXIONS who deeply deplore her loss Sister Howei
braced religion in the year of I9 go and Joined
the NJ f. Church, in which she lived faithful and
consistent member until her death. She was truly
ba4<ern piety, and every way qualified TO rear up
hxr children God and the Church. She lived to
eg bit ofher children grown six of whom embraced the
xqln esus of whom died IN the triumph OF
xJifi66 ta{lb.~ The balance of her children are rei
11HI Xin& &d Sister Howell Christian in de ed
doing tts of charity ana Christian kindness Her
house vas apaee ofreffeshment to the worn ira
veer she often administered to the at cted, and
her door W always open the preachers of the gospel
can only add in the language of inspiration. . Let
me die tn death of the righteous J. B. BUSH.
ScorIA A sKs Ruy 20, l849.
At Little Rock OF the 9th inst, Martin w Doris,
of Jefferson county
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16
For the arkansas
OH BEAU,
B Y r Ev N

3: ::;: 81 g
And shines. and burns like
A spaDgled robe is oded on its -. -,
That glitters in the hues the
As If some mystic pow its boso
To make unsightly nsattefi gla EkI FREEMAN,
By day thou'rt fair, aad Rhrutho5 g
by night! fsid inG11sw 1iw bss .5ouafTssIi =
Oh beautiful. . st5drifsraefs sAoepgsssGu elsfs 81
whose in~F9aSns ssels R sfs s
And breathe their odors the win
The forests shout, the mi ghty cat t'ract roars,
The voicefu rills, transP0rted laugh and sing,
AS days proud Monarch in the welkn scars,
And spreads afar his broad, Imperial wing. ..
Oh Earth, from thy warm heart, Arcadan beauties
spring!
How beautiful is evenings robe of cloud
Draped in the dying sunsets crimson blaze
The gods gorgeous mantle and his shroud,
Ere twilight with nights sable tresses plays!
And beautiful that vestal hour so calm
When all the busy wheels OF life at rest,
And Peace dists on sorrows cheek her calm
Oh beautiful the hush on natures breast
When downy sleep falls noislessy on hearts opPrest.
Beautiful the innumerable
Set in the fathomless unbounded sky,
Which nights resplendent crown OF glory spars.
That mirrored emblem of Eternity!
Oh more beautiful when the moon ascends
It's lofty deep of deeps with all her Empress train,
In queenly pomp her mellow radiance sends,
To silver mountain, river. hill and plain,
Till mornings chariot comes, and Sol dissoves her
reign.
But Beautiful, Observation-Disclosures
This pillar'd world, with every charm beside
All that commands our homage our love,
Is blest Religion, virtues sainted BRIDE
Portrayng every consecrated gift
Bestow d on man, the crowning love of heaven,
Ecstatc Hope that on y uPift
The stricken heart, when all the joys of earth ere
riv'n-
Most beautiful this Sovereign balm to mortals given
FAYETTEVILLE, June /, 1919
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

.GHOES, Boats, and Hats ;
- For sale by
Nav ~, 1879.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16
M A X X T. Il S.
NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 3.
1C0rrected WeekIU.1


Corrected WeekLy.l
CoTToN-Ordinary, 81 6 E; Mddling. I a u mid
ding fair, So; fair, 81 81 good fair, Ga 10
good and fine-nOminal.
sUeAR.-Louisana, % A.; Havana, 81
brown, AZ 81.
CoFFEE.-63.
MoLAssEs.-8a l9 per gallon.
ToBACCo-24 a II.
FLoUR.-4 80 25.
SALr.-674 a. L 10.
CogN.--50 Sc.
RrcE.-38 80.
WHIsKEY--Rectifcd,I Is a II
VAN BUREN--Couniry Produce.
Cotton, Md. 81 25
Flour, per cwt., 62 rs
Corn, ear, - 35 81
Corn meal, per bus, do a so
Oats. shelIed, Is n 20
Oats, sheaf, 90 a 25
Bacon, per lb., 81 "A
Pork, Ia so
Beef. laa2
Mutton, las
Veal, -none.-
Butter, a III.
Lard, 4a5
Tallow. n lO
Beeswax, lS ~
Eggs, 6a7
Chickens. per doz., S7a 90
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

The following is q telegrap phc despatch to the
LouisulIe Democrat of the 29th ult.:
Loring Pickering, late editor Of the Union. has
absquatulated, leaving many Of his political friends
in the lurch for large amounts Hard charges,
such as forgery, &C.. are made against him in this
mornings Union, by his associate editor in that
paper.
The Republican of the 3lst has the following
The officer despatched by the parties most in
teresled, in pursuit of LoRING PICKERING, the alb
squatulator, has written back that be Is certain to
overtake him, before he reaches the boundary line.
Pickering got board the " Tamerlane at St.
Charles, having proceeded overland 10 that town.
He o,-- last neard from at Jefferson City, twenty
four hours ahead Of the policeman. This man is
charged with criminal acts, in surreptitiously and
frandulently changing the books of the firm Of
which he was I, member.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

400 SACKS COFFEE, 25 Hhds Sugar, a5 bar
EUU rels Molasses, 500 Sacks Salt. Just received
and for sale by SCOTT, WHITE &, co
May !, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

Iron R0adS.-A writer in the National In
tegencer recommends that Pennsy ylvania avenue,
in Washington, should be laid with iron cinder,
which be had at Mason's foundery, above
Georgetown. If not in sufficient quantity there,
it can be had in abundance at the old iron works
on the Potomac river, or on the Patapsco, nea r
Baltimore. This article, ne says, surpasses all
other materials for the construction of roads.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

Vessel Wrecked by a IVkale.-A letter from
Nicaragua says We had quite singular loss
Of brig called the Frederic, Capt. SPlisoIa, off
Puerto Anaa. in Nicaragua, the other day. On
the 4;h of July he sailed from Riaio and when
he had made four days sail, standing 60 leagues
from of this point. whale came with tremend-
GUS force against the keel, carrying away it and
several planks and, of course, the water began
to fill the vessel Immediately. The Captain to
her. began to throw out her cargo, bat all to
no purpose; and after fruitIess attempt of some
twenty-five hours, he was obliged to abandon her.
Cargo and vessel total loss. She had cargo of
near $4,000, belonging principally 10 the mer-
chants of San Miguel She loaded with in
digo and hides, and bound for Lima where she
was owned; and am under the impression that
nothing was insured, owing to the fact that we
have way of insuring on this COAST
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16
Black Smiths Tools,

DldCh. CIlllJll'S l. OOlS. ....r.
A SUPERIOR lot consisting of 10 Mouse Hole An
wills, 10 Pair Pecks best Bellows, 25J lbs. Assorted
Hammers, 10 Superior Bright Vices, Screw Plates,
Stocks and Dies, just reed per steamer Pennywit,
and for sale by SCOTT, WHITE x co.
May |, 1919.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Sa6rt6t

mirt biermit 9c9eben, oas cie llntsrScitncten
nls Qrmniliratcren BON Der SinterIoden'
ibaftres perltprbensn SaeOb S inf, Isgt.
bin pOn Der Staot Qusntaun, 9eha Co.,
anaelteut Woresn iino. - Uuc Solde, Die
cober nod an beia9te SinterIa6enfboft
ihuIci3 iino, weroen biermit 9ebetcn in,
ncrbalt BOten bel cen Qcminitratoren
obne SebI onSurufcn uno ibre S6uIoen ob
Sutro0m uno SeIbe, bic nod rsdtmdBi
&c SOrperun9sn an befa9te 9interIafenfboft
Su MAIDEN. boben, beIebeu biefcIbs inner
baIb befO9ter Belt aud einjutrin9en.
STina !;,i'i Sisfs, sfs.;s gtOm'Ors.
SUM H.. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
!S5Dcs,Scg,aile
fir ttli10e San1en.

fur tlIn9e Santen.
Sie Scmmcriitun9 biefcS SnfFituts nattn
lbtsn Qnfana am eriten Mai une mire atpei.
unoSmon6i9 BOden couern. ...
Ser principal. Mrs. @lfatGb gouna,
erfrCut Iib Ser MitbuIie Don fdbiacn eeb,
rern, unb bcft baber Quf, bic tire G6ebter
lbrer 9fe9e onpsrtrauen, p0ufpmmru be.
frieti9cn iu ftnucn.
Sic 'piro li6 frcucn rucnn Die Gftun 10,
rer Sduler BE ShuIe beluden uno fcben
weIden SortI6ritt ibre &inocr MAIDEN.
SatlIer, weIte nab orm Qufana elmer
Sieung Cintrstcn, baben nur pcl! Der Bel.
ibrer Nufnabme an Su beSoblu.
ScSiugmu9ru
Sir 8ttSiiian9, GEGihen, ctf wr Gieuno, $i9.
unter STIR gHIbtbtn rnttr s
Sabrcn, 6
Sir GRdbbm Spifbtn uno IL SctrCn, 10
Sir 9Rdoebcu Rtrr II SabrCn, %
Stunt 81. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Sruh crs9 9lrbctt.

Sn etefr OrudtrIi wcrNEn itrrr5tt unb al 6tS biii
t9ttn YrEFtn, alIt 2rtn Drldu:Nrbttm. nit cftsons
9onttu Stbrifm fbSn, ihntIT uno tjtD psrribt uGs
8icbsr, oanrtius, eattS, 0iGos, r pit trr oncrrs
TrEn @tInts, biz in Dem 8dbs ttnt5 5titcshsiibtsr6
prrtemmtn.
Do mir un& alIibfoGt5 nit ttnrm 5rcFcn aferfsnrni
Gn9ibtr Stbriftsn prrFbn boGrn c hrfin mir cjntn
;a6Irsibtn 3uprub rts GnGifbIa 9ris gWtGtums Ii
trbalttn.
0~FG. 2S. Carr, Gfa. III bir U0snt fir tsn
"eCtba gorict"-Sfitt "0pou's 8uilbin9." Drittt
stroF', rsm gE3an9t G!SIues 9rgrndbsr. in gbRai
odpbia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Wc0i3iucrr.

Scl9cubc Ycrtrcffiite SQebidnu lIno unttr asScrrn
in ctm wcbIfitp 9ubltcbr err lmttrwtbnyttn N
BADEN:
Or. Srtpnftnb'S SoraroriNa.
Or. Sbtrd'6 pllncnifhtr Sruip.
Sr. Sibtd'S StbmtrNn:SGrt
Or. 2Sutn's ouitius 9TCOijiu (GGnrrO
Or. 9RtGuiittr'S allies bcilurt SalCc.
Or. SronNrtb's btriibmN 9Nlu.
Or. SSrt9htS Snoinnikbt Rr6ltsryutn
Dr. GrCtn6 Wrmji,htt @tltr6 fur Trsptrtiibt,
L. fm Gntb. 9Jpuna s SrcrIcr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Seoinauuaen bieSer Scituno !:

Dtr Sublaipticns. prriB fir ben etd,o 9otrict If
Gin SbaItr bss SobrS, wtnu CT inurbolO Gem Sab,
tsIabIt miro; nab &sttauf pss SabrEs pirb 81 %
oafdr ongrctbuet. ...... ... '-'
atin lntribrritr miro ftr einsn tdr,crsn 5titruum
an3tucmmtn, ais fir itbS Wcuatt.
Irnmno fann itncn 0ioutu prn Der eiItt rcr Cub
trittntta qustrtidb:u llFtn CT babe ptnn iuprr au
Niidtinps at9stra5p.
8fanntnabangcn mcrom ein9uidt itncs @itrcd
orsinaI fir snin Sbalr, ,unbitp 6crtFeuus % Gents
srSjsrs i'm ScrbGlnif.
GTSritk unS Mtnbttumgsn maBIu prltfrri Gin.
Sdanet wtren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
gtwas 1tntrbbrtes!
Oie 9rpGte 9teuigfcit IN Der SSelt
Scr Ssaneru7 nn6 tS,nnbipcrfcr Stpbr lit
nicbt Su iibcrtrcfcu.
. te 4 te Qlufunft.

= { A te q II t II II { t.
0ic untsrSeidnetcn benatbri6tioen toS
YubIifum Rap lie ioebsn Die lcb6nife UuS.
mabl SrubIin9S. uno CONNER gSoaren
auS9epaft uno gum Serfauf anbieten, Die
ie in Iuentauu on9ebOten muroe.
S6r Q6ortemcnt Sub Defenders 1T cine
pcrtreffIibe uno bic Yrcibe oeiIcIben un9e:
w6bnitb niecri9. Go6imcreS babsn fe ei.
ne ftbr ft6ne 2tusmobI 70 aud Scffiu9s,
une ilterbaupt aueS mas fur Manns QnSu
&c perlan9t mirc.
I'm Die Damcn.-SIr Die Samen ba:
ben iie cine uniIbertreffihe fh6ne, pobIfet'
ls uno CUTE Qu5wobl SrsB SITTER. Seioen
pcu atIcn Sarben, MUus De Gains, 2lIpac,
cas-, eawnS, II. (. 10, u. (. 10, turS Die Sa'
men f6nncn teine5fauS IRE aeben. weun iie
bci ibnen anrufen, eenn ale 1rtifeI eie fie
n6tbt9 baten, f6nnen iie Don ibnen erbaIten
-uno swar 70 pObIfeil, wenn nitbt ,prbl,
feiIer ais on ir9cno cinem ancern Srt in
oiefsm @auntp.
Sbr QfOrtemsnt 9roSericn, Suiens unb
Grcenmaoren fuhen ebenfauS ibrcS 9Icir
den in alien Soinfihtcn-oaS III an @hte,
8iuiafCit uno Uus9ecebntbsit. &uri. Nie:
mano miro rS 9ereueli menn or bel ibnen
anruft, inccm fie prriibert fubIen. ea iis
moblitiI einaefauft baben, ale befrisoigrn
Su f6nncn uno wiui9 iino an ben re6ten
Vrei6su su perfoufen.
SIR fruber 9enchene llntcrflieun9 fino
Te b66it ranftor.
Grim nnS Ncniu9cr.
@S @SerQcGt cen Srt nidt-@r 1T Der
erlte Gto6r cbcrbaIb Se6elS 9alibaus.
Qutntoun, Mot II. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Sic StdatS>&Qrcn.
stu Die SGrsGpllcftprcn uuS Sar=SSc;ab.
Icr non Sccbd Sduntu!

-
Icr rpu Scri)d Sduntv!
9a cine QnSobI Burger ron 9eha @aun.
tv ben @unib 9edubert bobcn ibre Staats'
Soren wdbreno esm WCnat SuIi su be,ob,
len, um ii6 ern Yrc5. QbSu9 Susuiibrn,
mofur bic peribieceren Qftcn Der QlTembIn
bisfer GeputIif Sorfebrun9cn treffen, ,uS
um Die Gbre uno @recit hes Gauntps auf.
rcbt Su erbalten, babeu Die Commissioners
bcibIc6en, bic GOnrftCrsn Su autbsrilirrn,
een Staatstar pou QIIsn Su empfanacn, bic
winfhen bCnfcben Su bcidblcn uno ipar
UOr Dem 27llen nidfisn SuIi-pcrbebaItsu
iie bejabIcn Su eerfeIben Scit aud Den 9aunt
tp'Sar, um ben QnIprlten in Der Seimatb
Su be9e9nen.
Die GoueftCrea pcn ocn 3aunfbiYs 8.
Soueon, SoISbur9, Sanoper, q. @beit.
bau, g. gS6eitbdu, SeloGIbera, s8aGtins,
ton uno Spnn, werosn ftt bri oem Sbab,
meilter in fsinsr Qmtsfubs, in brm 9udb.
ltobr pcn 8Iumer 8uib uno Co.. am ~.
nd6fcn SuIi, Cinfincsn rno tiecniatn
ucn Qaentaun, Yortbamptcn. WeiHtntura.
.. Matun9ie, 81 Macunqic, 8 Wigfcrb
uuo eOwBiQ. am 2Sfen mid fen SuIi, far
ccn GneireG ibcrSubsjobIcn mas Ilr sR.
pfdn9Cn boben. ..a
q. g. - Sur oon9tarc6 TennfvIpani.
ihes @eIo ocr 9IeIicfrctsn mrrcen rrm
Shokmcitcr ou9cnOmmen, monab R6 bic
SrueftCrcn ,u rittn batcn.
Srtcr Srrinin,
q. 2. Hidltrnpnitrr, Grmmigr.
Scuj. SirGuia,
M''iS16<ini9t-J, 81 Gins, gtb:.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

SuwcIcn.-@in ncueS Nfortcmrnt pcn
9oIcencu unb pIatrtcn 8rultuoccIn, Sbr
hinge, Sin9errin9e. fiber pcnciI Cafes, nit
9clccnen Scrcrn, 0eutfbs iiIberne penciIS.
Sine Serftieocnbeit pOn 8et', Sop: unr
@u0ro: o:Setten, al
g8 m. g. @cirS Gtobr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Gin 2cbrtunaG

Bur Grlsrnuna ees Gerbcr 8rfbifts,
mirp fr9leib bGi oem llnterfbrcbensu in
Gmaus, SaISbur9 Sauuld)ip, Seba @aun.
tp. UcrIar9t. Sin rpddsrer Sun9e wiro ci.
ne an9enCbme StcIIe fnoen, wcnn or fb
al3balo ncIeet bCi
SbcmGe Surfbaltcr.
SuIt 4. n43m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

I'm StCbrbaIter uno Miuiners.
SD babe aue Qufmerfiamfcit ccr Qu5wobl
Don mcinem 8boIcfiIe 2lOrtcmsnt 9eftcnFt,
woruntcr iib untcr anosrn foI9cnoe 2lriSeI
btfinccn SUIentri9er, 0euti6e Sptlen,
qeipcote 3wirnc, SdpeS, 9eiwiCt9tc Sdpes,
Yatrnt 3mirne, 9Iibleioe. iecer art, Shub
unp Gorfet gies5, ie6e Urt Sn6pfen, Die be.
lte SuaIitdt NaeeIn, Soien uno Bcitcn
S6nauen; Sine 9roBe Scrfhiercnbeit ron
& dm III e. @auffdbcin, @orIct Scne, @r'
ira perferti9t, baumwOl unc ieioene Subsr,
SuwsIcn pou ieor Senennun9, Yetfume.
RIGS, baumwolIen @oro, Gin allQcmcine5 Q1
Icrtemsut @dnosr, impOrtirte SdIdte5 uno
ShIdt QenciIs, CpeIbe ib betrdtbtIib I'm:
fer Dem MarftpreiB 9efauft Babe bon al
len SCrtcn uno 9reiBCn.
Sein Q6crtement 1T unUeroIeihtar in
Quentaun, uno wiro ourhS 9anSe Sabr 70
fcrt9eb baIten; uno ale Quftrd9e f6unen gu
ieperjsit prompt poufhbrt wrroen.
SIS m. 9. So ci [.
Qucntaun, SUM- %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

Sdnber.-@tn 9roBes uno eIe9antc5
QGOrtcment Don net'Sinecr; 9eibr
fauS, 9emcine unc fi9urirte &appcn' SSdn'
ocr; 9smeiue uuo Satin Montua 8dnocr,
etc. an 9S IN. e. WcirS StCDr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

I'm bic 9amen Quentauns.-Sb
babe cine QroGe &ritiecenbeit neucr Stpl
yawns. SiIf uuo MOboir GuitrcS, unb an
ocre SrCB .Waoren erbalten.- GbcnfolIS ::
Sin 0lin5enoer Souatb SurtIe Scbcu. Suf
i0Io uuo Sanitation Buffalo YcIfa, Swift,
unb Scio '&Gmme, itee 9r6Ge II. Yrci6en.
gB g. gSciI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
0uter fin 9O}nun6perIpncn.

30 Gtjft GuIjitb, Srtntb, Gjtrmon uno 0rmttit
Sub rtu 81 90 Ols SrnnGr.SHa0rm in orc:
Gtr Observation-Disclosures SrptsO Sub unp
G03Cmtrt rrn 81 bis l 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12


0eo crt c ~ u, {. 10.
0i llnterScibnetsn baben e,baIten
as Sossbcaos Sufer, pufbietener Qrtcn.
:SO Barrel 90. 90.
aO ScssbcotS MClafes, 30.
2D Barrel 90. 10.
) SdlIer Sel. 20.
&O Sdfe @Offte, 10.
& &iitcn Sbee, 90.
q , SulhcI 9ctrcdnec 9firiide.
az Sdfe Sepern.
Sd 8UreS Sorm 2ibtey.
2O Oukeno &edcn.
80 SiiIer 8bscr.
Sd Safe fcinrs SalS.
1000 8uIbct 9cmabIene5 SaIJ.
q l0caSbeao 1rapp.
a Sa6 Snci9o.
4 ) Barrel 8drbbCtS.
, DO. Nlaun uno GupfCrruB.
limb ein pCtlfinci9e5 NiIortcment pOn
@whrSen, weItcs ours fie an ben nictri9'
fen Yreiftu i'm 8rcBen uno &cinsn per.
faufen.
Yrct, @utb unb 60.
%UItP StDNp' uuo bolbe Barrels
SopbrcOf unb oubere McB S1dc, ioeben
erbaItsn uno Su pcrtoufen bel
Yree, @utb uno Go.
S drpet. s''s sS S'iSs ss" 5sn @S"s sssaSfS. es5.
tefen Mufiern, forben erbaIten uno 6u per'
faufen bel
pret, 0utbunb 60.
.Grnrfrrtf,-0 0ie llnteriei9ne'
" w WV ten babrn ibrcn che
muIion Stcf non Grcfericwaarcn erneu'
erf, uup babcn nun ouf Sano Gin pUae5 N1.
Icrtemtnt Der bciten Stple, weIhcs iie bu
icbr biaisen preiien Sum Serfauf anbieten.
Yreg, 9utb uno 60.
Qucntaun, SUM %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
N etac Gutcr+

Sic llutsHei6netcu min1ben biermit bic
Uufmerffamttit iDrcr sabIreihen &untrn,
uno oeS YubIitum5 uberboupt, ouf ibrcn
uiHtsn SrtbiabrS @infauf gu Ienfsn; Der:
icIbe beiebt aus aewhnitbtsn wcbIfeilen
Scmmrrwaarsn. 0as Enforcement 1T Irbr
VOQtdnri9 uno Hu9emein bttIi9.
Yree, @utbu unp Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
S6nwlS ! GholplS !

10 9u; uno 10 &jtrtGl 9Rchair Gbapl& nit Iti:
rtum SrnNcS, rrn l % bis 6 O0.-Stirmc 6rinacS
fir MloutldS, an bro 0tfgttn YrciGtu.-50 StGdS
rtithtr Siipm fir Nrtlit&. ol6 GomiCirn, Gjrcrs,
Nhiut, NrmutS, S0ttin, Strirto, Gjrrrt NoproS, =,
Stat Gjrrrt 9Ibnt fir 9NanfiOos.-Dirfr Scirs 1T
NNihiEt ttNt.ith III NrtiEt NEn 80 0tS. tiS 81 BIZ