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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
9lhbltOes fir sule.
Hatten 10 tSStRit.

Seiee parifsr @pps in sinsm sifernsn
@efd6 bis sr ;u fobsn aufb6rt uno osrmifts
i'm balb unb baIb nit QScIfbtornmebI-
Die &attsn frsiIen es ssrus, unb IS iesf lid,
feif in ibrsm Ma9cn uno tootst lie, cbns bic
@efabr ibnrn 9ift Su ssbsn.
Qrrbirts auf jebsn SAL.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01

S6wikbab fur betttranft per
fonsn. - Oies fam man fid Itibt psrs
fbofen, wsnu man sinsn fleiusn 8Iumpen
unssI6fhtsn RaIf in Elm feuttes 3ub mid.
elf, unb um oisiss wiseer Elm trcdues; ter
lib ol5baIc erSeu9ence marine Duuif brinst
oen patisnten in siusn tnttisen Shmsi6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01

Sin Serr Sapio Gbomas I'M IIbanr
GuItipdtOr faat eas ne ii d Seife
wsnn man eiefslbe wobl in Die S6bluna
Der pferpebufe rsibt. nabcsm bisisIbsn as.
1ini9t iino une sbs eis Yferes ben SialJ
UerIassn, Die 1nissuns bon SdnssbalsH
perbinbert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
,Ser Sbio SorreSpUuSeufm

1T Der SitsI elmer uns Susefcmmeneu neuen
reutfd,tn 3eituns, Die pOu ben Serrsn B.
Roine unc S. g. 3anesrs su @billicotbe,
Sbi6. wo6entIib fur 2 Sbaler ees Sabrs
IN VorausbeSablun9, bsrausseseben wiro.
Dafislbt IT in alien 9infibtsn elm febr ae
bisssnss Slatt. uno usrfpribt fi6 uuab.
bdnsis BON pOIitif&en unO rsisiifsn Sstten
Su balfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
telegraph sipifsbsu slmsrifa unS GnrUpa

Sin eemiBer Or. Sones bon Der Stabt
Neupcre ftId9t eiusn pIan Dor cine SeIe.
graph eiuie SWifben Umerifa unb europa
;u srritten, uno bittet Die perIdiecencH Re.
aisrunssn bic Sabe burdb 9efeee Su unter.
ffis.u.-Dr. Scnss meint. berIeIbe fcue bel
glkuporf begiuncn, na6 bsm ffiuen Meer
binIaufen, eann an Der noromritiben Ril'
ffe bin9encmmeu werbsn bis uab 8ebrna's
Straits. Siefe-36 Msilen brett uno 80
Satbom tief f6nne baourb ilbraanacu wer,
ben, bas man bic Ordtbe nit llnfer perfeu.
fs. @enn Der @bdnneI Don Der GnaIiIbsn
su Der SranS6iiihen 8hife LbcrfOmmen wer,
ben Tonne, meint er. ss fei asmiB eas 8eb.
rings Straits nit ssihtiafeit iberfbritten
merbsn fonnts. Son eanuen Ioute tufsl
be bauu ben oifIiten 3beil pon Nuelano
bis na6 ct. petersburg pabiren, pcn no
aus s eann uber bas game 9ano ausee.
bebnt weroen'f6nne. GS 1T 9c1bdet oas
bic Stub fi6 an Dem 9tatio BON 100000
Msilen in elmer Seeunbe bewrat Sn an.
bern @ortsn :-,pdre IS mosIib ben Drotb
8 Weal I'm Die gSelt berum Su iponnsn, 70
whros Der 8Iis BON sinem @nbe bis ans
aneere in elmer Sceunoe eurbfabren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
Nyierfipiirsiac Grabftbriftem.

1uf sinsm 8irbbUfe in Nsu.Ssrfep finem
iid fcIsenpc swei @rabftriftcn: +.
nSuIia Uedins, farb an su Ietffm
Stuben, am IL. april 1889. IL SABRE att"
nSier lieat tesrabsn Der eei6nam Scbn
Scnes, Der niemals Gin amt aebatt bat"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01

EENie 8eneu BON Gbomas 8 elm
tboIo fot nitt auf ben l6tsn Nsdri, tpts
anaessist, fonbsrn auf Sam(tass ben l7ten
NldrS ffattfinben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
SINNERS SCSpitaI.

Cine 1uifaIt NIT csm Obissn Gitd fou
ebe lang IN SbupItill @ouutp erri6tstwer.
ben. Der 5wed cerfeIben iff: .psfDnen.
wsIbe IN Mlinsn befbdbist weroen. cine
9sbori9e dratIi6e BebanOIuns fur cine &c.
rings 8er9utuns au fdern." Sin basu
l6idIi6es uno 9efunb seIeeenes @ebdu6e
lou bereits Spifben pottspiIle unb Winers.
uiIIe aussf6afft worosn fsin. Cine fOlbe
1nifaIt rpdre aIIereinas BON pieIem gluken
fur lens 9s9eno, CS. Yr.
Der 9sbaIt bes prdiiosntsn BON Srant.
reid III aut 600 600 Sranten, Cesr 33,333
EbaIsr, feif9sfset.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01

Ser GDarIsston (Sho Garolina) Werfur
io9t. baB oas @sttsr cafeIbii am l9ten Sc
bruar unsemein faIt 9ewsfen ar.-Quh
fIel cine bstrdbtIitbe Suantitit Gdnee UNI
oisfelbe 5eit.-Sapannab wurbe ebenfaus
am 16tsn pCn sinsm Stnseiiurm bsm9e'
Iudbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01

R%Gm 22fsn Sebruar psrfammelte iit
bic Sbio @efeeaebuns in Convention, um
sinsn Ssr Staaten Senator Su srwdblsn,
IN bic Stelle bss .Surn Quen. Sei Der A.
dbfiimmuns wutoe Solomon 9. Gbare er
ndbIt. !Ssrr Gbafs fol- elmer Der 2(nfdbrer
Der eibertp gartbsi in isnem Staat Iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
0er @flapen.S,nn

giaari9ten ron Der Sflauenfilfe ees
wsiili6en Hfrifa, Die bis Sum Gnbs css Ise.
ten Sobrs reibsn. fasen, ea6 Der fbdnblibe
MenfhenFeifb Sanbel i'm 3unebmsn 1T.
Die gn9Iilden SrsuSr warsn absr fsbr
tbatis uno baben .sine sroBe 4nSabI Sfla,
pen msassnommsn. Gin sinSisss Sabrseus
batte $50 folder unstidlibsn Msnfbsn
an 9orb. Den bslisn grfoIs bate Der
"9roppIsr," Elm ftsinsr Sdmpfsr BON 220
pfsrbstraft, wslte nobe an 20 Qrifen mab'
te. feitoem CT iih an Der &ute befinoet, uno
lber 5000 9efsbelte uno sIeit Serrinse Su.
fammensspadts Ufrifansr srloste. Sn man
den SdlIeu piro Don Stlapenf6iffs Der
esspsrateffe Mioeritanb esIsiitet.
Die niten in oiefes eano einsefubrten
Sflapen, fa9t Der MsmpbiS eagle. wureen
in eiuem bOudnpif6en &risesfbif BON Der
Rhife BON Guinea sebrabt-eS warsn ibrer
20. sic wurbsn gum Serfauf. sslauoet
am Sames Nipsr. in Der propinS Sirsinisn,
i'm Uusut l620-por mebr aIs Swsibunoert
Sabren. Sou iener Belt an fino Ne9er in
atIen GcIonien msbr oosr peniasr Elm .San.
sels.artifsl seworcsn. BUR 5sit ais Die
Golonisn iitb felbif frei unb unabbineia
erfldrten Gin l776) wuoe Die 9anSe ella.
senSabl ouf 100000 ssiddet. namIib:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01

%dm pori9sn Srsitag ripdbIte Die
9slss9ebun9 pon Delaware. SObu BaIes,
gig, (@bis) gum Ser. Staaten Ssnator.
tn bic StelIe ors 16tb. 8. Sd. Glopton,
Der IN Sen. SapIors Cabinet trtten mirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
Gin anaenebmss &Iima.

Sin Srisf pOn sinsm in & o n, gscrg'
len wObncncen @anne. eutbdlt SoIqenoss !:
" 8ir batten einsn febr 9sIinbsn @intsr-
uCn GI5 uno Sdbnee babe ib cisfen @iu
ter nod nihts 9eieben. Siss III Elm an9s.
nsbmes EIima, 9eiuuo burb gBinter uno
Sommer. SD mar fsiteem ib bier bin,
weIdes nun baIo IA SABRE III, nod tsiue
einbae Minute 'front.'"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01

6ot9en Der &runten BELT. = Der
otnti6e eanaoisr pom 9ten Sebruar, berib.
fst, ea6 Elm Serr @eOrse 8oswid, aus ri.
ntr fshr angefsbenen SamiIie Su 0ort Ston,
Iep, 9anooa @eff. in einem 1nfo[I pon
Sdufer'BObniinn, feline Srau uno fsin iiino.
tfss Gine NIT benz Ssuerf&irsr tCet ftIne
uHo iI6 Johann ben pals abf6nitt. 8isr
dHesrs RinbT entaiusen sinem aIeihsn
S6idfais eur6 bic Slutt.- @tIcbs furbt.
BARE @arnun9 fur &umfcntrIss
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
Sen. SasIOrs slnfuuft in SsafdtnstOn


; Nadb elmer lanaen uno mhbepoIlen Helfe,
an ieeem UubaItspunfte mertwurel9 &C.
madbt ourb bic BON einsn freien uno ant
aefldrten 8oIfe ueranfaIteten entbuiialir
fben @breubeSeuaun9eu, errsitbte Der neuer'
wdhlte Yrdiibent am Iesten Sretta9 0beno
bic Staot @afbineton. uno beftnoet il6
isbt nit fsiner Samilis Su gBiaaro'S !9otsI.
Gr erreidte eas Rslap Sauie UNI a ubr
gla6mittaas. no er nit einem Gntbulias'
mus empfanaen wuroe. Der beinabe feine
!. @ren,en wuete. 3. Collins Gee. @fqr bielt
cine Bswilfommuunss Nsoe, Die pom Sc
neral Saplor fur3. aber trsffent beantpcr'
.tttit wuree. Seine 1ntnort wuree pom
BcIfe NIT hem betdubeneitsn Seifau auf'
8spommen.
... Su Solse Der ipatsn '1nfunft bss 8alti'
Z more &arrenSu9s am &slap 6auis. rpuroe
@enraI Saplor unb fein @efoIss 70 lang
aufaebaltsn, bab fe srlt nm 9 llbr Qbenos
in Waf6inatcn anIan9ten. auwo ibn Sau
fenee am Depot ermarteten, Die bann feline
1ntunft bur6 8onfeuer. .&anpnenbUnner
uno 1bbrernuns pon &afetsn perfanoi9tsn.
8on bier wutoe SapIor uno 9efoI9e in
Garriasss na6 @ilaro's .Sotel sencm
men. mdbrsno bic Cuff bonn Wilfcmm unc
6urrabrufcn ertonte. Naboem man et
wa flnf Minutsn bier anssfcmmsn mar.
ipurbe oas Solf ungeoulti9 INN ben neuer:
pdblten prdlioenten Su fsbsn, uno fina an
Iaut fir een "Qltsn Bad" uno fur "9iht"
;u rafsn. Sisrauf macbte Sen. Saplor fsi-
NE griteinuns .auf eem 8alfcn, mo i'm
eas. @oIf abermaIs nit osm betdubeno fen
SubeI begri6ts, uno oanfts bemfsben fur
Die bsrSIibe Qufnabme, bemetfte aber, oaB
er su unwDbl uno miloe fei. um cine Hsoe
bu balten, iubsm er beoeutenoe Ssfddbi.
9unsen auf feiner &eifs ubalten uno casu
nod Elm barteS &alt befOmmsn babe. Gr
,pilnfbte ioeann Uuen MDbIergeben, 9luf
uno @efuncbeit uuo eutfernts fb unter bsm
BeifalIrufen Der Menss.
Sbf6on 9eneraI Saplor an elmer fbwe:
rsn 8rtdltuns leioet uno al elmer Cab
muns fsinsS rebten Qrmes. bic er bel feiusm
Sau Su Maciicn. Snoiana. srbisIt, 70 iiebt
er bod redt wObl aus uno srfreut iicb iibti'
gems fsiusr sew6bnli6sn 9sfunebsit. 81
III. Qdrsibt Elm @orrslponbenD fsbr Ginfab
uno bsfbsioen in ieiuen Manieren uno bat
sinen, menfbenfreunoIiden SIif, absr Sur
ndmlidn Ssit Seist ii6 aud Elm entfhlOf.
fsnsr S8iGe in feinen 9eihtsSuoen. gr in
furS in feinsn &eben. SsiQt atsr in benfeI.
ben, ea6 er einen fIarsn ROpf uno elm eoIes
.0erS befet, uno man earf auf eins nad)
ben prinsipien QSafbiu9tcns 9eIeitete He'
eieruna bcffsn. -Ndbften Monta9 wire
feline @infesun9 fiattfIuoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01

n@sr BAT Susrif in ben QpfeI aebiiIen,
4oam Deer gpa ?" frasts Elm SduImeiifer.
sd mes net" antwOrtste Der @efrastr.
"absr ib cent cs NOR unfsr Bee: fie fri6t
CRIME Qepfel pie Der 5enfer."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01

Sn Nsuporf sriste elm @iebOIb an, taB
er nab Ianeen aiirOnOmilhsn SOtfhunasn
enteedt. oas Ger Mono nibts msbr nne
nitts wsniger aIs elm 9oIofIumpen fei.
er Iooet Sur sBiIpuns elmer Gompasnie nacb
oem Monee elm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01

Sas 1ufbattsn sines Sferbsn.
ben.-gin Mann lag am Gtrben. Siu
Scbn, Der Ianee 9ottfrisb, siIte INN Mit.
tsrnaht gum qfausr ess Srts. tlcpfte brti
Smncen lang Ieifs an bic Saustblr. uno
antwOrtste, olS Der pfarrer fraets parurn
sr nibt iidrfsr esfIopft babe: sd firfbfete
iis su srwedsn."- mas pstIanai CT
pOn mir ?-"gw. .SObwirten m6dbfsn ~
meinem @atT fommsn, ber am 6tsrbsn
Iiset."-Der wirb abr bersits asiierben
iein g" D nstn! @euattsr Steffsn PER-
ipra6 mir, ibm bic Belt ju rettrsitsn, Bic
i9 pieeer tcrims."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
M BLIcTRIc TELEeRAPH.

LorDos, Sept Ill AN
we are IN possession Of Paris sdvices ~ yesterday,
shich state that the manufseturer' banquet to the
President psssed Oh with great seis end that he
received With sbtbus.ssm
By Touop sdvicss Of the 9th ut, learn that tve
couriers hss reached that psee from Civits veccha,
sho ttsse that the Affairs at Rome are In very
sstifctory pceion There appears to be an III feel
ing between the Roman government and the french
troops The citizens Of Rome veil Affected to-
sa'ds the French soidcrf but the latter had become
quite dheusted with the pspsl administration. Ths
pruises Of the Pope are vogue and unsatisfactory.
wee confidently ssserted at Civita Vecohia. that
The Pope had at last dstsrmned on going 20 Boosos,
20 psee himseif under the protection 81 Au-traos.
Nsspoiitsoe ard pisrds There vas much sickness
81 Rome; zttc SICK people b-d been sent to t-o hos
pi'sis 81 rcocb. prceeedos fron ivits veccbia sad
vss said mere hoe pitsls you'd have to b. opened
The army which 20 leave Rome. has been coss-
tern ended veil ss three f~id pieces ~ artillery II
vss quite wpcerfsin When the French vsuld Leave
Rene 80 cmplicsted v.re matters 81 the date of
is,t sdvices
The sprr.pder OF Comcrn has been CONFIRMED By the
cos tinebtsi sSvfo~s vhich rsschsd this morapg.
Accesosrg To last sccounts, Ne cf,y 81 PefevvsrSsss
k~f nef srrrrndwef.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14
Our San Francisco Correspondence.

TIE Riots IN Cstfsrrs Arrest ard Triai 81 ne s'si~s
-TI>s~ p,,,.1..,.f - IA. Elecfs-- TIE Nine s,eb-
ress- Drs,as &C., &c.
STAGE last wrote to you affairs haze trsnspiredi In
town ~bioh bid fair ~ give uss chance to r-ps~
sent California In tb. worlds great criesi esieodsr
Riot robbery murder aud rspioe have stsksi sscoss
IN midst aud has reseuod.d 9Th she ysi,s
q iofuristed mob and life add property have fallen
victims TO their rage In order to fnu uadersts saas
81 this sGir, ~hieh has created srssssr sxoeren,is
Frsocisce thss aid ysur celebrated Astos Raass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

The foreign malls by the Europa arrived In this city
early yesterday nsrniug.
The arrival of interesting news from California
crowds out several letters from European CORES.
pondence and several extracts from our foreign flea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

TO YIELD MARSHAL LruvrErAyr srh =,
e. ~ s,'YP ..y s.s
eur sS' ,us y % "' sr,,Si.s X sss.eas
% sss 70 ai ss sssvsss Ess. sr,,si 81 ny
ss s.s s n.
ols.es You are s.s, for battle o.o,;y rsS S' re. RI
ss. sp for sa:
10, e rul. instead q obey L. p,rio, c.aiq',ns
rel ,Ss. mere than s - 0s. va. s's s
sarg. - saos Discipline. sss ..insssd ~ n. s.ss spirit ii
Via ne III. army You'd ssss NO isrs sss could d.p.r
IN. .h.a - the ar.. .ss. ogss a. ussr l,cs Of pI,s
rsceurse to. miserable sxfeden that msts the people
s ss ,s,rssr. ~. .o.sssor ss., 1..ss.y
the army Lusos viii not held tsgesher t-es
,sS', iss @.s. .upesrs s.s'y
y, wv p.r, eii n.vss in N. Adoption Of hostile
and arbitrary Measures .ssiss, my 90. ws.s
sS s,i w.. ,n Dsrss .Ss..ss
affair Of conscience dsy resign ssd the next
ss *. s ss. .cu s ss' is"S 'sS @
q them AZ must sive us concurren.e ~ re,is' =.
line u conduct 81 voienes .erroris gua-
s 'sr ,,s sssr en- me Z" IL. /.
shovid BY ssui operations N providing for h. sry
hsss, 81 .so sd Ss N,
ssr .Gs Ss sr ..s sn s's
-ie se.e. norc for IL my epinon vsr the ms,ps 81
,s Ss ss ED :. q: sss,s s.s ss IN
yer ,sne,ion fer u. sste alone .esfoe sdss
mite. 81 ~. repr~ses,ssss 81 the p.opis Cor Only
.s.,s'. cc@.ss .ss ss sss
and mrts o. the OPERATION NJ the ceamssder 81
sen,e Cor as yeus ar. reduced ire sscs,y oirss
- .a s yss, s" :ssss :. :. lead my
sy.sr.. z.pesi ava p.s.r.so- .si III N. sA.s =.
uuresrsns hcrps In be-or 80 .. employ the POLISH so
Isss las.ns that they mss sesvs the .sss<s asd ssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

F.
The Panama Sier Of the 2tth ult has the annexed
paragraph, In relation to the gold dust -
The steamer California arrived this morning 81 days
ron San frahoirco, with 81 pssseng-rs, aud near
S7toooO In gold also, British steamer Chile IL DAYS
from Cslao with 10 passengers and s6l5 coo In bullion
and coin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

A have vet to hesr from the district San Jose
II IL not certain that Judge Burnett IL eeoted Judge
Dimnck will receive the und vided mort of his dis
trct undoubtedly; but do not think the IT.
various precincts. will overcome Burnstts majority,
which IL NOV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14
TWO CENTS.

canvsssng by the friends Of each WA ardent vet pro
per and orderly The Whole day passed without dis
turhsnee NJ any character.
Below will he found the figures from tho oalos, e,u-
vsss ~ furnished US BY the judges aad Inspectors -
election Wis -
Judge Of the Saperisr Court
Peter n. Bprpette SogtteripR \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

Military execwtious stsil continue at Pastadt and
IN. sBsiis ot Baden rot IN sstsf,ctory STATE.
Ires ,v'st,vs Of NE pesrs intending 70 eslvsfs 10 ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

The news from California and in fact from all other
parts Of tho Pacific is month later than our pre-
vioup ~dsisss.
In addition to late news, the Empire City brought
ever half million II dollars In gold dust and coin In
the following parcels -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

The French snd Hspoverss govern ments have pro-
tested sss,nss the mill AIRY "ceppsor " Hsmb.rs by
Frusie, aud that powcr declares that sl,e has 10.
t tion ~ continuing hsr Troops there oniy desiring
reyssuon fo~ the Insult Offered TO h~ By the pepu-
lace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14
One Month Later from California.
~o~v~~>~O>~>o~.>~o>o~
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
Worry Late from tho South Pacific, California,
the Sandwich Islands, Jamaica, &C., &s.
e>~o~~~-N>o~o~>~~~Ou>~oO
ARRIVAL OF THE PRECIOUS METALS.
")>N~~~~~~~~~N>oONo~>>
IMPORTANT SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
oO~NoOO~o~oOo>~~~~-
The California Election.
oONN0NNrNNo>NNNNNNOo
ACCOUNTS FROM THE PLACERS.
cO>o~>N~>>~>~~>~oooOo>o
Riots, Arrests, Trial and Sentence
Of the Rioters.
.o~>~~~NNO~ov>~.>>~Nroo.
Attempts to Drive the Foreigners
from the Mines.
~>~o~~~>~~o>~~,~~~~>
RAVAGES OF TIE CHOLERA ON THE ISTHNIUS.
Ny>>~~>DD~~o~~~Y>~~~~o
MARKE TS,
SC. &c. &c.
M A r X E T s,
&c. &c. &C.

The splendid steamship Empire City, Capt Wilson
arrived at this port yesterday forenoon from Chagres
aud KiDg'ton, JSmsics She left the former port on
the lst, and The latter on the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14
Observation-Disclosures.

with respect the affairs - the puchles 81 sches
vic and Hoisttp the governing conmisfos conf ting
81 cunt Gutenberg. N de riiiisch aod God Hodges
has been regularly Installed and the blockade ~ the
coast ~ Hols.in has been raised The prisoners
tahsp e-ch side during the late have been
sbspe.d and ~ TO b. hoped that the commissioners
gill proceed IN course satisfactory to the Duchess
end - 90 heal the sousds that have been inflicted
But the statbodersta OF schles~ig appointed by the
sbnso~y Get trial poser ~ erdesvorpg 20 emsroil mat
trrs sssis BY protesting hth against the srmistice and
the prslimipafies 20 tesce.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-15

Passages etc. have been by this Compound Mix.
uIe and of SYPHILIS of the inveerata desCrp.
ton have prom pity yielded to their sanatye influence.
The preparation is without doubt, most efectuai rem
sdy, and has cured many obstinate dseases after many
other medicines had failed In its improved form 1t is near
y seess anu effects euro iH the SPACE of fBs
sI without much restriction TO diet, any to eH
pJsure business. Besides this important advantage IL
never leaves tine part subject that troublesome weskDe
that often after the Of other medicines generally
prescribed and il taken in the FIRST stage of the disease
will the discharge, and remove all unpleasant eeingF
in few days. In Ong pTOtTacted chronic stages of fla
diseases, in obstinate elects Female Complaints such AZ
Whites, etc. il is, without doubt the seotua remedy
ever discovered. ~
We do not offer these Specifics as PAyACyA or ore
every thing, but tor the ebove-named cases we are autbor
TO CHdTGHtR cure. i7"
We would here remark that these pranarstops have bas
before the pubCni NewO rleans for tbe asf nm, s -
theY have universally proved efcaoi0uE ~ A'O' 0nu
re- Sole Agency No. 1a Cy4RONDELEJ Street.
bstlreen Canal and Common streets 81 "
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E1OR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physciang for the Of private diseases
owing TO the utter Disqualification Of those whs profess
70 such deem TO be nothing bat an act OF
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
justice 70 Dr. MULLEN. No. so CUsTOMHoUsR STRICT,
to that in the year 1915 soe afflicted with Gyph
lis in its worst and appalling form, and ior several
months together was under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans, without being at ali benefit
ted-indeed grew worse. At length heard oil Dr. Null
EMS great reputation. applied him and to my great
oy in three weeks he restored to perfect health Sub
jyi5tf SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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ITO THOSE AFFI,tiG y ~ hU 1Irp

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WIN VENEREAb DIS.
= EASE- The reputation OF The writer Is well eElab.
hHhed that all that necessary to those who have beer
unfortunate have contracted any othos dread
tu diseases known and called Secret Diseases in part Of
Their VARIOUS forms IL that the writer after most success
tl practice OF tWentyslX years confined strictly VeneraN
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (hayng treated and
lleYed many hundreds who past all hope, many OF
whom mad been under the treatment Of eminent
without receiving benet is enabled to offer You posi-.
lively safe certain and speedy Should any OF the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do well to call at No SO CUSTOM HOUsE STREET,
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves OF the bene-
fits Of the SubsorbeTs oag and successful experience.
iyl5u b. +. MULLEN, So Customhouse st.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
rHE DAuGHTER 81 IATRUs.

THE DAUGHTER OF JAtRUS.
BY HENRY WIN. HERBERT.
Il was the evening of summer day
Scene and b'eathless gentle dews from heaven
Esll silently ny np1n tae grateful fovssi l. b,s.
bToopias with heal, 6a, now ffos aver sd
P1Tsr yhsa mas hanbsFiTins ron he brake
oftbe rant sss Toasd he WE'LL
Filling their pitchers, undeTaeala IN lee , RSa;
Stood ia9shiaE. Bat aaon ssdd /, i mood ssl
Whoay even now, beyond 4 isin ss5 s none
~ smile o. as be- gs 5 {e 9as al 'r 6ef Fe
AID then hearts snlo.e them. as they homewad went,
Their inHoaent playmate dying--psrchanee dead
dsE l man 1 2ot Ph s916l bit 2gstee
from eaEhy ShinEs % ia his hope on high.
AstSs biths carol Of Thai lide maid,
q5shs S sssE ts0 si. Ct her Joyous laugh
10 smile on her when darkest
Long degs beside her couch and marked the change
B sop ne e aS s face &C. shadow which death casts
HHd sm9othed her pillow none had raised but he
ne ehaloe g her lips, which still were WIeathed
syng Is thank HIM for 4 " IL sn bots no bread
Since the fnt night the fever snote his child,
Seeking the Lord ; until al hope vas Ger
SHOULD 2 leave the plain. her sou must pass away.
Ana od MN bo% % op o sn sa Ss nrb H.
Teaching the people on this side The sea
Beo &c sfs s a aP9 . Msn' w a fy s 1na
NY little daughter lgh, even now,
M Pq PM a, Fl death ss5 Il pray thee come T. her,
1a le9i 1--we went sI95g TI,h hp AND they
And tbIougsd him. And a certain woman there,
Which had been wasted By HOw of blood
Twelve weary years, came in the press behind
A Al to- touched hs gaFmsnts alysge-ipi she said,
H. y ! E set touch hs clothes shal! be whole"
su e dR s ooW sn 6 6@ aas. 51 Sl
Then She in fear and trembling being healed,
Contrasting And he said 10 her Arise,
s sf5 @sl g 1ss e y5 IL Ps1ss ty faith alone
And while he yet did speak,
%9t9e hendmalds Iunnlg from the Eusrs house,
Tbe assl ny q9 asj Rs WY Js!n P Ps55 'hon
re sad qntotle father" Yet fear nOtl
And thence he suffered none
o PPo " 1 a. hum a., ia PsJ James ss 1ad JGa1
Into the house-a pleasant house and fair,
Shadowed by olives and a creeping vine
LhsS wound about The easements with green leaves
~ tn eo eSII sunshine gwlpktng and ge plash
Mpmurng pleasantly. Bat now the voice
q men that wept and womens shdlIs[ wall
hlsd AZ with tnaiq az, and tte sound o. wg
Ana wherefore weep ye tile maid i moi dead
Aud they laughed him to soonl
@ B Bog s RI m s aa s6no Ss3s NONE
ss a En- eS Zee sorrow and The size.
Where she laid;
PaleI than her white yesment; and her lips
Parted little, wore almost The smile
N9f h9d N death quite passed from them. Her hands
SWEETS 1I IN n se vs. oe ss 5Pn lss9 bright mogeF'
bmnlems q beauty brielneSs-s9On to die.
R3@ 1stI; N Say az, e R the arise " blush
yys3Yed Tosy and 6leathed fqfih an odotoqs sigh,
Alive apa lgstrous; and arose suaighlway
- AstOnshed were all they that saw
ST great sst9nshment and yet their joy
Had been. The father, the ausiere dark man,
WRo og bad iI not wsg bsioIs for dsah
But these wers tears of thankiulnsls, not grief.