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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-20

LIME! LIME!! LIMEH!
1ARn BBLS. landing; also, Hydraulic
AOOOCement; Calcined Plaster; Plaster
ing Hair, Fire Brick, &c. ~
Builders and Contractors
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Read the Affidavit.

City and County of New York, 49,
William Armstrong of said city being duly
sworn, doth depose and say that he is a practical
Druggist and Chemist That some time in the
latter part of May, first of June Is4s, man
by the name of Jacob Townsend who at that time
was book and pamphlet pedlar, called upon de.
ponent at the house of Mr. Thompson, No. AZ II I'D
son street, where deponent boarded, and requested
deponent to write him recipe ty which to make
Syrup of Sarsaparilla. Deponent further SAYS,
that he became acquainted with said Townsend at
the Office of Theodore Foster Ego, book publish
er, with whom said Townsend dealt That said
Townsend had had frequent conversations with
deponent respecting the manufacture Of an article
of SarsaparIIa TO be sold under the name Of DR.
Jacob Townsend.
That said Townsend stated he was an old man
and poor, and not fit for hard labor, and wish
ed to make some money in order to live easy In
his old days, and that if Sarsaparilla under the
name Of Townsend sold so well, and SO much mo-
ney was made by it, he could see no reason why
be might not make something out of il too, (his
name being Townsend,) If he could get a capable
person to prepare recipe and manufacture it for
him. Deponent ia one of the conversations asked
said Townsend if he was related to DR. S Town
send, to which he replied that he knew DR. S. p.
would be down on him after he should commence
but that he did not care for him, as he had formed
copartnership with men who could furnish the
requisite amount of capital-and was well prepa-
red to defend himself against any attack that might
be made on him.
Deponent further says that pursuant TO the re-
quest Of sad Jacob Townsend, be wrote recipe
for the manufacture of Syrup OF SaIsaparilia and
gave it to him. Said Townsend observed that he
wanted to make specimen to exhibit to his part
ners for their approval, as he wished to crafty
them in every thing, they furnished all the cap
ital ;--said Townsend also told deponent that the
bottles they were to use were to be OF the same
size and shape as DR. S. P.s, and deponent. at the
request of said Jacob Townsend, went to the Office
of DR. s. p. and procured one of his labels.
And deponent further says that ne has been inS
formed and verify believes the Syrup OF Sarsapa-
rilIa sold as Old DR. Jacob Townsend's, is made
after the recipe furnished by deponent ts' 5acoh
Townsend, as aforesaid.
And further deponent saith not: -.,...s.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
swofn to before me, this 24th Day Of May. ls4g,
:5 C. 8. Woodruff,
. Mayor of the city Of New York.
June 1; Is49-ESs-tf
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March 80, lS49,


asHseeas&s=AeA~ very Stables, am now ready
to receive horses at livery, by the day, week, or
month.
My stables are situated the corner of Prin-
cess and Thrdstrees, directly opposite the Court
house, and very convenient to the business part of
the town. They are built of bri TX, and covered
with tin, which makes them entirely fre-proOE
They are large, commodious, and we'll construc-
ted; and IN every respect as comfortable and con-
vcnient as any Stables in the United States.
also have, for the accommodation of Drovers,)
large and comfortable Lot, together with base
ment under the Stables sufficient to hold one hun
bred horses, and shelter them we'll and comfortably.
Horses, Carriages, and Buggies, kept constant
ly for hire.
My Holsters caanot be surpassed in any coun-
try, and therefore feel confident of giving entire
satisfaction 10 those who favor me with their Gus
tom.
feel grateful to my friends and the public for
their liberal patronage heretofore and hope to me-
rt continuance of their custom.
H. Il. NIXON.
Wilmington, N. c., December II. ls47. l4tf
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April 18th, 1919.
HOTCHKISS' IS
Vertical Water Wheels.

W.BRANSON is Agent for the above Wheels
in this place. He will take pleasure in showing
the castings TO any person who may desire to see
them. There will be found at his office supply
of Wheels, Cranks, or Gudgeons, at all times, for
sale singly or in pairs.
Dec 30 lS4S--Tl6-Iv
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TcrIns Tor Adyertfslng.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE
dANUFACTORY

"AAf "a nv ORIs
THE subscriber wishes to inform his friends
and the public, that he will manufacture, 1t his
SHOP two doors above Messrs. CAsHwELL &
blossoms, on North Water Street, the most
tashlonahle French Boots. Channel Pumps, Wa
ter Proof Military fur stitch; also, Congress and
other G0itors, and Shoes of every STYLE, He will
IN all cases guarantee a fit.
a share OF the public patronage Is respectfully
solicited and every effort used to give satisfaction
to his customers.
@f+ 1884 I0uN r,ry,ur r,prf,v
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F Is III

10 bbIs Mackerel, assorted: IS bbls Mulletts.
Fer sale by HOWARD u PEDEN.
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FOR FEVER AND A6UE.
Houses Indian Tonic; osgoOd's India Choa-
gogue; Champions Pills, warranted TO cure, and
for sale bv VIM III LIPPTTT.
Julv IA. Druggist & Chemist.
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CAMPHINE! CAMPHINE!!
AT 40 cents per gallon. For sale at the Store
f ]. &. BAUMAN.
March 2-[25-tf
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JVdN FITZPATRICK.
Wilmington, N q, June 22d, IS49-[4l-l2m.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the LIST
January. ls49. his negro man, REDIcK aged be-
tween ST and 40 years. Said negro is of dark
yellow complexion; has a scar on one of hs
cheeks, believed to be on the left; quick spoken,
five feet or 10 inches high, stout built.
The above negro is probably lurking in tho
neghborhood of Mr.. Beaty's or Mr.. Calvin ].
Dicksons. in the lower part of Bladen county.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery
to the subscriber, or for his confinement in the
Jail of New Hanover county, or in any other Jail
within the State. so that can get him.
An additional reward of Twenty Dollars will be
given for evidence sufficient to convict any white
person OF harboring the above negro.
June I5.-l40-tf7 T M RODGERS.
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CIR e w lis r S.


A large supply of CREw LISTS on hand, an
Sor sale low, at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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MUSLIN, EDGINGS, AND INSERTINGS,
which offer at from to 10 cents per yard. A
large assortment just received by the Mary Pow.
ELL S. HOFFMAN,
Dec. |, lS4S-rl2-tf
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10 all whom it NAV concern

October Is, 1916
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December %, ls4s-fl5-ly stse- ss6 j.
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S25 Reward.

April 6, ls49.-[3O-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-08

SouTHAMpTON--Steamship Wastng ton-Thos Crawford
and lady Misses Jane and Annie Crawford, and servant
Rome Mr. A lsen, lady master Adrian Iselin and WIN
isein and two servants brisbane, Mile Blangey, Mons
Dcspores Madam Bangey Mr. Durand Mr. Turner lady and
servant; Brooke OIaughn, James OLaughn, Mr. WAS
ton child and servant; Edward Barton G Balien Mr.
Dickson MIR Fry and servant Goodrich Phillip Fuchss
Kasoie Fuchss, Rachael Nnestadt Oar Faehum Zgnatz
yianSer Ernesne Mayer August Mayer Marianne Mayer,
Joseph Bondy Eva Bondy Frederick ondy Alfred Bondy
Barbara Bondy Eva Paper Julie Paper Johonna Paper
Sarah Paper Elizabeth Paper Ferdinand Newmann RID
stephens Jacob Hiewrichs Rust Helene Rust God
fred Rust Sophy Rust Caturka Rnake servant Elise
Post Berg Berg, Max Iemberger, Julie Lenbergsr Geo
Sctnou, Doepler Marie Doeper Lewis Lueasn Louisa
Emilio With Hcddy With Clara Wh Helena oSWGP Ps
Mary Wr,h Victoria Wirth Gnentell Edward Roosen,
Petr Joseph Mann, Maria Mann, Aoissa Winker Isabella
Weinzer, Seraphna Paur Angela Oterndorcr Franzeska
Magcd, Ottilie Osterred Robert SchoerG Moil Sig
Gouleb Wehle Noritz Wehle DIR Vembz DIR Brandes Mox
Abcles Ludwig Dembz, Wilhelm Wohle, Eeanoro Wehle
Emile Wehle, Anaiic Wehle Caroline Wehe, Ernestine
Wehle, Frederick Dembtz, Fanny Canus Nena Waithed,
Theodore Wehle, Fanny Wehe, Emile Wehlc, Frederick
Wehle, Bertha Wehc Flora Wehle Josephine Wehle Ida
Wehle, Ottilie Wehle, Morz Nchestater, Ammo Apple
ton Nine !iilfer VIM Williams, Ernest dc Fcnry, dc
la Peniere-1il.
CHAIR rsroN--s Steamship Northerner--G @ Grove, II J
y. W Summerfeld, Z Z Bollcs, Mrs Heath and
children Mrs by Professor shepard and lady Misses
Shepard Master Shepard Rev Mr. Young and lady Jeau
renard lady Child and servant Miss Hart Mrs Fisher
ard servan Miss Calender Mrs Garthwart Miss u Kel-
log, Mrs Hall. Mrs Moby Miss Lines Palmer Mr. c Will
lard Morris, ID Boutcl, Dnnon, johnson, Uror-
tia, X Johnston and chldrcn2s in the stcerage.
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ercise.
1t is made the duty Of the Mayor by the provisions
OF the charter among other things to uncate to
the Common Council, at least in each wear and
oftener II necessary such connected with the
police security health and cleanliness OF the CITY as
he shall deem expedient.
Not being at present possessed Of full information
AS hope shortly to obtain Of the laws and ordinances
relating to the city government and their practical
bearing upon its interests shall avail myself of this
provision to make such further communications here
after to your honorable body the condition of the
city and its good government may seem to require
CALEB s. Woodruff.
After the reading of the message the Board voted
that the usual number of copies of the be printed
on Monday evening next
The following standing committees then an
nounced =
.4ssessmenfs. Ingersoll JAMESON
.7rs aud Sciences-Allen. Halves. and Webb
duplication for Offce-ngersoll, Kelly, Bard.
Ferries God. Schatz. Jackson.
characterization. BrttOn Webb.
Fire Deparimen-Franklin, Jameson, Webb.
Lamps and Gas Allen Franklin, Mullins
Lars aud applications TO the Legisatne.-Wood
Schultz, Webb.
Lands and Piaces.-Franklin. Brton. Bard.
Croton .4gusduct.-Allen, Schultz Hatfield.
Cleaning Streets -Brtton Morgans Webb
Markets.-Morgans, Schultz, Bard.
Ordinancss-Haws Herring, Kelly.
Police Watch and Prsons.-iIaws. Clark, Jackson.
Public Offices and Repairs. Shark. Allen Hatfield.
Roads and Candis.-Brtton. Clark, Mullins
Streets-Morgans. Allen, Jackson.
Saidries.-Herring. Britton. Mullins
Wharres. Piers, and SGps-Schultz. Wood Bard.
Beiterue Estabiishmen-Schultz, lngersoll Hatfield.
JAMES KELLY,
President of the Board of Aldermen.
Dawn VALENTINE. Clerk.
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TWO CENTS.

The defendant resides IN Orange county. The action
originally brought by Mrs. Wood by her maiden
of Maria Sutherland. Subsequently she bccam.
the wife of Mr. Wood and he by an order in court
made party to the suit IL appeared in evidence
that in August 1S43, Mrs Wood went a visit to
some friends in Orange county ana there met the de-
PENDANT. mutual attachment the result He
afterwards accompanied her home her return to this
and other friends, her professed lover and by
them received as such He made several visits to her
fathers house afterwards in that character and
tinued the eourtship until 1874 when he broke it of
and became the husband of another lady The plain
TN ieit the disappointment so kecny that her mother
testned that her became seriously affected dys-
pepsa set in and shc has since. Notwithstanding her
marriage continued in very precarous state. The
suit was commenced in 1916
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Stock Exchange
SHIPPING INTELLIGENC r,
Arrived This Dav,

EU steamship Washington Floyd. Southampton April
20 with mdse to the Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
Steamship Northerner Budd Charleston, Saturday Pm
oke sw bark JEANNE passed bark Johann Pre-
erck of Frying Pan Shoals.
Bremen bark Johann Garlic, Ioburg Bremen 80 days. in
laast, TO Oerchs Kruger. 9th lat Al IT, lon 49,
ship showing white signal with diamond
tie, bound +.
British brig Elizabeth, Coysti Newcastle Eng SO days.
with coal, to Barclay u Livingston
Br brig Jay Myers Sunderland II days. with coal,
clay Livingston Sd inst, lat 49, Ion g. spoke Br brig
Downs, hence.
ubec brig Alexander Won Sotwedel Hderbron Bremen,
q days in ballast and l passengers Funch Menck
Br brig Bilow, Dawson, Windsor Ms with plaster the
master.
Belgian brig orens Dryden Antwerp, and 20 days from
Flushing with fire brick and " passengers, to Notts
bohm.
Oldenb brig Beta Enges Madeira, 80 days, with mdse to
w DE Forrest II Co.
Br brig Trio, Moore Sydney via Halifax Ms Is days. with
coal, to Hunter.
Schr D Fox, Oliver, Philadelphia coal
Schr NJ KlOte, Chace, Boston.
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miscellaneous.

SHIP AsHoRE--Shp Lorena Mobile. Goth u reports
that the 22d April Am ship ashore
Sand Key, apparently but short that situation.
Home Ports.
BosroN, May 7, AMT ship Sophia Walker Wisyoll
Valparaiso; schr Eliza Lawoh Robbins Work CID ship
Element, McNear Matanzas; r ship Marion Maylor ia.
thnrst, Ms sclr aurora, Brown. Baltimore.
CHAn lEsroN, May Arr ships New York, Hull New
York Jaya Perry do Br bark Ivy Green McCnlloch
mud via Hampton Roads; Br bark Portland Stalker, Ii
CID ship Newton. Howes London; banks Cherokee,
Humhrey Boston; (Br) Pandora VEINS Liyerpool sshrs
HenN Reed Baltimore; President Ashley Newport Sid,
sh 90, Dunn. Liverpool; Camden, Sherwood, New
YoI Harriet Il Martha Leslie New Orleans: brig Pa
mall. Hllcttc West Indies schr Zephyr Wood do
Ma lmship Osprey Leeae, Philadelphia. Cid,
ships & ley, Benin, Hayre; John Barring, bailey, Lii
yerpoo N..U, Sears, London; banks Eiivia Harbeck,
Dixen Antwerp herokee Humphrey Boston, schr srohers
Hasman, Sagua Ia Grande. SID Br bark Pandora Wcmyss
Liverpool.
MoniLE April 2Arr slip Lorena, Conway, NYork; banks
Martha Adams do; Glenn Small do; brig Monica, Burke,
Philadelphia.
thArr bark Zenobia, Knowlton, Boston, brgs Sutton,
Perkins do Wahsega Smith Boston; schrs Rebecca
Hs Niekerson do Cen Worth, Odberry, NOrleans. CID
York -7-U'
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Board of Assistant Aldcrmen-Org
OF the new Board.

TuEsDAY, MAY 3, IS4V
The Board of Assistants were, according to law
and in due form, sworn into Office at little past IL
o'clock to-day.
At quarter past II. his Honor, Caleb S Woodruff,
the Mayor, came into the Chamber, escorted by the
Chief of Police and possee Of officers. The Mayor
took his seat in the chair usually occupied by the
Chairman of the Board
At the direction of the Mayor the Assistant Alder
elect took their places by turns in front of the
clerks desk, and assumed the following OATH die
tated by the Mayor =
~ name of the canddatcl do solemnly swear that
will support the constitution of the United States the
constitution of the State of New York, and faithfully
discharge the duties of Assistant Alderman of the
ward according to the best of my abilities, help
God.n
The oath of Office having been administered to the
members of the Board, the Mayor left the cham
bcr the Clerk proceeded to call the ROLL to which
II members answered We give the names and resi-
dences of the Assistant Aldermen
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n,a.aut d e,,y debt, 10 be redeemed

arg.ant OF city debt, To be redeemed
4 the Sinking Fund .........''' Sii, 9v',oo-
= 81 des the assets above mentioned the commission
nod real estate, and bonds and mortgages belong
TO the Fire Loan Account and also bonds and
H. cages taken for sales Of real estate amounting in
10 500 60 30. which to be applied in rodemp-
= OF the city Debt.
,unt u approximations on account city
sycrnrnert for the current year. S2165.9So
,lhich there va3 expended and paid out,
al wcen Jan. lst and the 1st inst. go. T94,705 %
ling Cor expeul iturcs during the remain
4. ~ tho year nd to meet existing liabi-
.4es. 49,. ......... .1311 2S3 10
an oet Of IN. Legislature, which goes into effect
a an Nav Instant. the Aims House Department
ling the Aims House Proper. and the support and
. ~ the poor the Country Lunatic Asylum, and
ayeeraes for poor and destitute children, the pc
.iary the city prison and bridcwcll and the other
rns md houses Of detention in the city, with the
iais connected herewith except the sheriiis Jail
ariige street and the House OF Refuge are placed
IN The exclusive control and management OF Il
M M rovernors. STYLED the Governors Of the Aims
60 And IL no longer subject to the government OF
n taninon Council except that 1t Is made thcir
e h, the 18th srcton of that act, by committees TO
p,intcd by them for that purpose To visit anu IN
tho s&ju ae nartnent, and all OF said INSTITUTIONS
,st r~ies in each year, and they have power con-
"A am them by this section of the act To impcach
a III, supreme Court, any of the said Board OF
- ~ any officer connected with any OF the
ptior i-~-ana The court may remove them Tor due
sh,w,, htlsli sam Of money shall be required
e7,,,rreaes OF thu said Board OF Governors ia d.
slt by the esld act to be- annually raised and col
. q Nv .tss ~ the Board " Supervisors OF the
''.xpr.ses u Ssis department therefore, a. also,
Of tha lizard " Education and Free Academy,
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TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Arrival of the Steamship Washington.
The marine telegraph announces the arrival OF
the mail steamship Washington, Captain Floyd,
from Bremen and Southampton. She lett the lat
ter place on the 10th ult.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NoRrHERNER.-The
steamship NOrtherner, Captain Budd, arrived to-
day from Charleston. We are under obligations
to Capt B. for papers. The Charleston Courier
has our thanks for exchange papers.
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circuit Court.


s.-grtach Of Promise. Benjamin. Wood ana Ida''a
A.; ;, 60 genjamfn Has 1srd.-This Is an ocuon for
breach Of promise of marriage the damages are ia'a
=, 600 The plaintiff IL q resident of ihis city, and
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the following statements of expenditures and receipts
for the year ending 18th May, 1s4S-
Expended for sweeping. ............. $55.79S SO
carting manure. ........ 4s.356 81
Cartipg ashes and garbage, loading vessels,
freighting. salaries Of manure inspectors,
clerks and ticket men, laborers' wages,
and general contingent expenses. =. s0,si3 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures. slS499S 40
Receipts for the sale of manure. ..... 10000 90
Net expenditure Observation-Disclosures. $l55.9gS 40
There were removed from the several wards during
the above period
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aCetfentli6e S3enDu.

DienffaeS, ben nstsn SJfdrs, INN no ltbr
0orntittags. foI am 9aufe oes unterfbrie'
.bsnen in Sber. Saueon Saunftip, eeba
sgaunfp, 6ffentlid uerfauft werben:
3wei pcrtreffIi6e Mil6fibe. Elm 9duIs
Spasier .@assn nit @efbirr, pfIus uno
gae. Sasbfdlittsn. @inbmibte. StrObbanf,
6euIeitern unb S6emel, Sruhtreff @ros.
fenfe, cine beinabe neue 4dbttas Sausubr
NIT Jeaifen. S,psi gdfhrdnfe, Bureaus.
ADesf, Betten unb Bsttlaben. Sil6P, Stub.
Ie. swsi Ssfen nit Rotr, Sdifer, Stdncer.
iSiber. Strumpfweber' G5effirr nebft Stubl.
unb alIe bic caSu asb6rise 4ttifel, unp ionli
nod cine ercee &erfhiebenbeit Saus. uno
8ausrn @erdtbfbaften Su umfdnpIib Su
meioeu.
Die 8ctinsunsen am Setfaufsta9e uuo
'1ufwartun9 BON
Splpmcm Isid1arS.
Ssbruar %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
Domnerifas, ben affen Msdrs, fsA9.
Sefcntlt6e S9enDu.

Wiittippehts oem 14tcu nub Dpnuerlfags
ben 15ten @idr;, au jeoem Sae I'M no ltbr
Sormitta9s, fou am 0auie pes periiorbe.
nen . MEL &Iein, in Sal5burs Saun'
fdip. eeba Gauntp, 0ffentlib persauft wsr.
ben
S Yferte, @feroe9efdirr, Elm brsitrdbsri.
ger a giuISwa9en unc Saobi, Elm Spring.
ma9sn fur ;rpsi pfsrbe. Elm SpaSisrwasen,
0cISIeitern. Sagefdlitten, Die 6alfte elmer
pfcroegewalt uno Mafdine. s Stud 9iinb'
pieb, Shobbanf. @inomi,ble. Sperr' uno
Ribfstten, @assnwinne, Miff9abeIn, Swei
S6Isifitsine, Sbrotfifts, cine eOtt Drefd'
StorpIanfcn. cine eott Gammenbols, so.
belbanf, Sstter uno SettIaesn. Slide uno
StlbIe, Orabr, Spiesel, Elm grocer Sod
cfen nit &obr, Gdrpet. uno fonif nob cine
9rOee Ssrftbicosnbeit pon Saus' uno Sau.
ern'@erdtbftbaften Su umtdnoIib Su mel.
ben.
Grccit uno 2Iufwartrn9 an ben Safaufs'
ta9en BON "
SOi,;a, S0i0m0a s.isiI slsilr' stcm'prs.
Sebruar %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
Scfentlt6e SSenb1t.

Nlittippd,s, ben e1itcu Wfdrs, nm 40
@crnttaas. fell an, Ibouis ncn 81 atba 8. SB II 8,
in Olitosr;g)pauu9is Saunfbp, esba Gauutn, asruib
pIrtsuft wsreeu
@isr prdbtiss Shafpfrot. Yfrbs9sibirr, su:t
SRithtdbt. Gin Durham Buu, Stdd iuu9es 8ine'
pieb, Is Stdd Shdof, cine prabti9s Biuondble, ei:
nc 9atsnt Strcbtaut, rptIbs eurd pfoe9npaIt 9etre
tsn wsrnsn fam. Sprrfetttn, @ptaei, Sridbtrcff,
2 paar bettsitsrn uno Sbemsl Sruhtisreene I'M
Soatfrubt gu iaubrn, cine aniah 8iibtetteu, ,prlI.
ibltten, SRt unb psueobln, 2 SsfIn init 8chr, Gis
kntsla, Stineer, SSitr, 9rino6ssren bsim gufhd
uuo ionit neh oilrlt 9rtitd 81 mtinblidb ~ msoel.
Die Sseiusm9;u om 4srfaufstose unb 1nhpar:
tnns rtn Sfntban $. But.
Seeruat y. n93ul
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
Nlulam Uullel.
NGeumatiSm! Hbeurnotism !!

Souituos SSGItu pcn Tbrumatisnl fuo faburtb
StcnalIs eurirt wcrecn.-9cfct fcl9cnrss:
8tad meus Sslanb, Sep. II, 1Si7.
Or. : Q 10 II r.-NRcu Strr: Stb babe Ibrcd.
ldD fir Sabre an Der Sbamatism aus9cltonocn, pcn
pctsr 3Sit itb oft niht ecbu uctb Ihlafn fcnutS.-
Scb bate un0usitCblide StmcrScu uno mcnc @licpcr
porGn tbr 9cltbuclIcu. Sh babe nun Sctteln ron
brm SarlaparilIo ecbraudt, une bcs baten mir mehr
ais 1000 Sbattr iptrb GuteS 9ttban. 5h blu in Der
Shat 9Su3tb baron bGfrtit. Sls tSnncn Gcbraucb prn
pitem MAIDEN, rusnn ft cs fir ihidtldb crad,ten.
SameS Cummings.
Ssio pcri d 9.-Sa ss otl9smcin tCtannt
it, eas biEc SJaGbiju ntbt d6ertrtftp mrbeu fam,
une eaB AUDI etdts m tbr gut rtrtauft 70 batcn iitb
tGs Wsnfhcu Gin G5tihift oarauS etmadbt, eistte gu
Yrfigtben, uuS bos putltum ronlit ;u bctrdscn.-
9Nan fl oaber pcrftbti1 10 eaB man aub Die rsbtr
Nlebi;Iu crbGlt.
Die Sbtt GRtNiiin-ritir bsrrdbs artitrt-iT gu
Yrtaufn tsI
@utb. WOuu9 uno SrerIer.
altutaun, SAM a, 1si9 rQ1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-01
SraGcr, Mrbeit.

Sn oeitr Drltret werorn ieesr,cit uuo an zen tii.
bsltn rs6sn,oIIt arkn Drudsr=arbet,u, nit stssans
santen Sbrif'cn, fbSn, fnea uao bas rerrhtsh als
Sd&er, oOnotilIs, eateIs, Dcbs, 70 pic poe aaesre
Arten SInfs. bic in bem Sasbc cuss Sriscsasri4%ss
pcrfcmmSn.
Da mir uns 9iSihalts nit einsm srefcn aferkmsnt
Gn9IiIbtr Gtbrtfttn prfbtn BADEN, 70 brrn mir sinn
;ablrtibsn 3RerlId ses Gn9Ifben esle YaGatuus u
-erbalttn. -.---------.-.--a-
.01r&. SS. Garr, Gfa. il osr assnt fir sm
"estpa patriCt'-Sffts 4: "Gpan's 9uloina." Dtitte
StraSt, Dem Grbanas Gsbiuss 9s9Suubsr, in TbuOs
bspbia.