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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Sriic1e 2infunft Doh
hctlett 0iitern!

Die unterfbrisbnen iino foeben pcn ben
Sssifdoten Suridsefebfr lHrb iebt am Qus
paden zines er6BHn Stcds @juter ols iie
ie batten wsIde iie nun ibren &unben uno
cem au9emsinen YubIitum an Den nieorgiien
Yrei(en anbieten.
Serren!
Btr spunfben cure Qufmertfamfet auf I'm
fern grcBen uno woblgemdbltsn Stof Don
engIifbem. fran;6fifhem u. beleifbsm Sud
su leufen, weGdss mir nObIfeiler aIs ie an
81 25 bis 5 90 psrfaufen Gin autes Qf-
iortsment Mioelsfer unb Sanep 6afiimerss
unb fetosne uno Satin Sefiinss, etc. Wir
perlan9en nur baB ibr fommt uno unfern
ib6nen Stod unteriubt. osnn mir fhblen
iibsraeust baB mir ben 9enausifen &dufrr
bsfrifoi9en f6nnsn.
SGOteS!
SIR eub babsn mir elm 9rosss 2(iiortsment
DreBaiter, ais fhwarSs. Moee uno Sanep
eeiireifte uno plaio Qlpaeeas, Mobair eus'
tire. elm fsbr if6nsr Ittifel uOn peranosrIibsr
Ssiee. plain unb fanep @afbmere uno Mous
Be Gain, @Oburs Sud-, parrumatto, 1Ipines
u. (. 10.
Wfcrt nuS 9anois.
GlIentaun. Sept. 20. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
THE ATLAS.

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Nassau St, New York, at the extreme low price
of One Dollar per annum. The paper is edited
with much ability and is in all other respects
one of the best English papers that comes under
our notice, and pursues in all respects a free
and independent course. We would advise all
those wishing to subscribe for good New-York
paper, to become patrons to "1he Atlas" as the
taste and talent displayed therein is worthy OF
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We will most cheerfully act as Agents for the
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
q tj t u II a!

SSafdin8tOH SnSepenSsnt SaDaIlerte!
ga6ridt wirO biermit etssbsn, ba6 Elm
QppisIssridt fur bsfaste GOmpasnis, auf
Samltaes ben 29lfsn September, Swifdsn
ben Smnosn Ucn uno ubr. am @aff-
baufs uOn SatOb SLIDER. in &rsrIHs'
toun, ssboIten werosn fOu. punftlibe 8eir
wobnun9 rirc erwartst. Quf 8sfsbI BON
!Stram .. SbanE, 3. g.
D Die MitsIisor wsrcsn iitb in UpIIer
Uniform unc fauberm Ssaen gum parariren
sinfncen. 8u 9Ieidsr 3eit fcllen SffiSiere
Der GOmpoanie, ndmIi6 sin Srbrlp Serge
ant une 2 9sbiIfs. Srseantsn srwdblt wer:
oen. Disienissn, Die winfdsn MitsIiecsr
Der GOmpusnie Su werbsn. brlisbsn iib on
isnem Gag uno Srt einSufnosu.- auf Se'
fsbl bss @apitdns.
Sept. 20. uq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
2ine 2erington
& o It : g b mIc
fur tunae 9DtInuer unb Gnabeu.

Die @interfeun9 Nitfr Sdule miro aufanscn GVrn.
tags ben 22trn Otcbsr nShiisns uno SRenate fcrts
9eet iutreen. Sn bisr Ghut wro linterrtbt rtbtitt
IN allen 3tpei9cn bic cinsn rcitSnnissn Gurfls elmer
Gn9lfben @rSisbun9 in @ faen; e6rnfalls, oit franz
icrlhe uno tpanlhe Spraebe 9enau Su peritsben.
Der preie fit rmtsrriht @etSifisune, gBoIbcn uno
8renntc III 30 Sbalcr fit 10 gRebcn uenn nidt I'M
@eraus ts3abt; ceer 80 Sboltr fir 13 9fcSrn rssnn
IN SrrauStcaablung Stbdlsr rperesn auf trgre
Belt art9euctauen als gPcchen.
Spbn ariee, Yrin,ipnL
eine ecrnaten, Stpt. 20. na6n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Oefentli6c 2SenDu.
September 20.

Dcnnerfa9s ben 1lten Sftobsr, Inn IL
llbr Mittass, foIlen am tSauie uOn s aeob
Steinin9er in Sbrrmaeunsie Saunfbip,
seba @auntp, 5fentIib perfauft werbsn:
Cine a6ttus llbr. Elm Desf, swsi Better
nit 8ettIucen, Sfsn nit 8Obr, Elm SIu9el~
tii6 uno fIeine Sifbs, StibIe, Carpets,
cine 8iits, elm fupfernsr 8sheI. Gin Gflbranf
NIT 8efdirr, 2 SpiessI. cine srO6e Sibel,
Giisnbdfsu, 3uber, uno nod allsrIei fonfist
Qrtifel, au WeitIdufis Su meIcsn.
Die Scbtn9un9en am SerfaufStose unc
Qufpartun9 BON
9deDb 2tciniuger,
acminIiratrr Der pSrItCrbrnsn 9atborins g3rest
Sept. 20. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Bargains!
SSieoer cine 9rofc Anfunft oOm
9feuen SpdtjabrS>SSaarett!

~StspV| eshe JCURc <ttItIIitft VVIt
9(euen Spdtjabrss9Saaren!!
Grim s. Reninaer,
ilno foeben ucn Nsupcrf uno QbilaoeIpbia
surlfaefebrt uno er6ffnsn iett Die 9ro6te
NuSmabl Don 8htern. bic Iie nod ie 9ebabt
baben. uno IN nieori9en preifen fonnen iie
ni6t lbsrtrcffen peroen.
SrOCfcne 6iitcr.
Soebeu erbalten Elm arceer 8oratb bon
8tn9bams; fbmarSe, seitreifte uno fsurirts
Wpaeas; fbwarSe. blauf6warse uno farbise
Setoe fur OamenanSuge; woIene franS6ii'
ibe Subn. Gallimere, Sattinet uno @s fen
BON allen Qrtcu.
100 2uteno wollene uno boumWcllene
Srumpfe BON allen 9reifen une SuaItdtsn
IS Suseno Salstuber Don ben Nieeria-
fen bis Su ben S6bftsn.
200 Sthde en9lifbe. fran5oif6e. oeutfdte;
leinene uno baummoIIne ssmirtte edces.
Snfertines uno GcsinaS.
30 Stiide Werinos uno Ga1bmere, fDwis
cine 9ro6e 1uswabl OeIains.
200 Stufe 1attune pcn auen preifen unc
Sualitdten.
300 Stufe 9ebleidter uno un9ebleidter
Muslin Don aaen Yrsfen unb Auaititen.
20 Stude wOuene SIannsts bon auen
Sarben uno 9rsiien.
so Sthde farbise baumwOIIeue SlanneIs
Don allen preifsn-uno fait ale arteu bon
98aareu, Su ,psittdufIs su meIoeu, roelde 20
proSent peoriser ais iemaIs suuor usrtaufi
wetosn foueu. Srim s Sfeninger.
Quentaun. Gept. 20. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Scrbcirdtbct:
(9urb Den @brm. lbru. Du6s.) }

(Ourh otn Gbrp. ,prn. Subs.)
0m 4ttn Oitts, 5rr GVGrrp;iu S1cubaro, NIT ND9if
Motiloa pubtr, tsiot pcu Sdo g4b,itbau.
am 9ttn, Strr Sclcmcu Bar, nit snip eepina De:
long, btiot pcI 9iero IRbsitbau.
(0urdb ben Gbrw. esrrn SSasr.1,
I'm tsetcu Scnnta9 Or. Carl Belt pcn Gang:
lhwau,nl. nit 8cialinoa Shmsitr, ecn Nasuneis.
- or. Gtcr9s ,pdrrctb nit Ia6 5Snns &Rsif, bsi:
es pcn Ncrtbomptru Scpnlbip.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
9alfrcS GatOmtOrc,
Oau6anit itrei6eri
SlaIcr, 0rGner unO xapesirer,

sssendber 5ascntub's betsL
SlIIcntauu, 9Sennf.,
@anf6t Dem alssmsinen pubIifum tis I'm
Seiae Su MAIDEN, oas er aIle in obi9e Siber
sinlbIa9enosn gefddfte auf Die fiirssffe I'm:
sei9e fdnelI, fd6n, gut unb bilIi9 verri6tet.
@r perfertiat aud an cbi9em Stancplas
ScnetianiieHe, bnrGhiitbti9e nnS anoere
0cmaIte Senlterblcnccn
uno hbernimmt oas WeibeIn pUn gsbdubsn.
u. {. 10. Sufst an.
Sept. 20. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

SIN l7tsn Sabrbunosrt gait cine
Ssraufbuus in Spanien aIs cine srcse
usbertretung. 9Br G6 sinmaI berunfen
bate. war fur fein 9anSes eebsn unfdbi9 aIS
3euae in elmer Court Su cienen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

~ ecuis NapOIcOn iou sinen 8ricf al
ben &aifsr Don GubIano 9eftrieben baben
worin or ibm Su feinem @rfoIs sssen bi
lln9arn aratulirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

"gine jioifbs @OupentiOn. fOu in 81
YUrf 9ebaIten weroen, um Iib uber widti
sc, auf iene &ir6e SeSu9 babence Sabel
Su befprcben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

~ 1uf bcm SampfbOct esonora be
NsuOrlsanS srsi9uete iib neuttb cine Gr
pIoiion, ,pObsi 2 Ynionen fosIeib set6rts
uno Mebre fbper pcrwunbet wuroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
E%eine Sittnc bon O,Odinobom, Sir ;.

Rzg Cine 3eituna bon Hodinabdm, Sir.
9inien, beribtst Gin foncerbarer uno betrilb.
ter umfanb In Der SaniIie eines 5orn. Da.
plo ecrrea Don ienem @auntn. Qus feds
Etncem Der Samitie linr nimIid, bIine.
ssbpren !! 3as SonsGbare Der SADIE in,
caB weeer Die Glteru nod irasnb Ssmano
aus Der SamiIienperwauontaft blind in.
~Its nenlib Smei &naten unweit
cem putpGbaus Su euclow. Ssrmont. nit
puIuer fpieItsn inoem iie baiIslbe auf cem
Bc6eh umberlfrsuten uno oaan ansuncetsn.
tbeiIte iiob oafeIte Dem pulper i'm Snuern
oes Saufes nit, porauf cine ShrefIibe
@rpIoiion erfoI9te uno beioe &naben sc.
t6otet wureen.
~Die Doplestauuer unb glOrristau.
ner 3eitun9en fIagsn iiber Diebesaeiinbel
meldcs in nruerer Seit in ben Gaunties
Buds uno MOntsomerp mebre @iubriide
in priUatbdufer mabts uno mas ibm in bic
Sdnee fam ent,penbsts.
~Sn Der Ieeten 8ote be,pirftsn aber.
mails Swsi @cfansene ibre SIudt aus oem
@alon 9efinsnis, inoem iie Elm eOb ourh
Die Sofmausr bradsn. Sc III asrpi6 bObe
3eit. bas an Die Sts1e jsnes miSerabsIn
SsfdugniBss elm nsues erbaut miro.
WDe Sodtr Der R6nisin Sbwe'
bsns. welbe i'm 8esriff III fib nit eUuis
NapoIeon psrbeiratben, beiist Elm Sraut
fbae prn A Mitlionsn pfuno SterIin9.-
&siu @unosr fiseIt ries ben nrspubIifani
f6sn" Yrdfiosntsn.
SCS Bon Rsu Orleans wurbe Die Na6.
riht erbalten, baB ouf Dem Sampfbcct
.Marp &inaslanb" bafelbf Elm 8eiIel ser.
fprans. nobel l8 psriOnen set6etet uno 9
perwunoet wureen
~Sm l7ten Sabrbunbert gait cine
Seraufbuns in Spanien aIs cine 9rOse
uebertretung. 9Ber id sinmaI benunfen
bate. par fur fsin 9anSes eebsn unfdbi9 ais
3suse in elmer Grurt Su eieneu.
& ecuis Napolccn iou sinen Brief an
ben &aiisr bon SubIanc aeftrieben baben,
worin or ibm Su feinem Grfols sssen bic
uu9arn 9ratulirt.
~gine jioifts @OupentiOn.. fou in g..
WUrf setaIten werosn, um iib uber wihti-
&c. auf isne 8ir6e Beju9 babenee Saben
Su befprcbsu.
N Guf Bonn SampfbOCt esonora bel
NsuOrlsans srsisuete iib neutfd cine Gr
pIofon, wObs 2 Ynionen fosIei6 sst6rtst
uno Mebre fbmer perwuneet muroen.
WSgiu iun9er Maun oon II. unb ci-
ne iun9e Gdop pon l3 Sabren, wurosn 90
ri9e 8ode Su prOUirenee, in ciefem Staut
perbeiratbet,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

~Gin iun9er Mann Uon II. unb ci-
ne iun9e GdoD Don l3 Sabren, wurosu 90
ri9e @ode Su YrOUirenee, in ciefem StaO
perbeiratbet,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

~S Bon Nsu Orleans purbe bic Na6
riht srbaIten, baB ouf Dem Sampfbcc
pMarp &insslanb" oafeIbf Elm &eNsl ser
fprans, nobel lS Ysrfonen setOctet uno
pertpunoet putoeu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
GIiidslpcebIeI.

Gin iunsT 9rr erjdblts nsuIitb ScIssn.
bts @r fasts, caB zines 1bsnbs i'll Dem
trauten SamiIisnSirteI feline Muttcr BON
bsm @e6fsl bss 9Idds fprab uno babel
Die 8emertuug madte. :, oa6 iie in tbrsn
iiiuesrn Sabrsn einmal bel elmer Ydrtp, NO
Mulit uno &nns ifatlfano, non sinem bIau
6usisen. bsubaariasn SIneIin9 gum Sans
ssfrast wuroe. sic f6Iu9 as irbC6 aus,
Yosil Sie su ifoIs fubIte. inoem Der SunaIina
Der Sobu eiuss 9rOblhmiebs ffe absr bic
ac6tr zines MiliS @apitdns war
Dies fdisn ibr elm Su grocer un,erfbicc su
fsiu. Sener Singing it Der 9ssenw +.
ti9e Souuetnor Uon MafIa d u
fefts."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

S Gintinnati trsibt Elm unaebeurs,
@bisEspbanOd. @dbrcno Dem commersi,
susn Sabr uon 1848-49 mar bic @infub,
in isne Stoot 1856 509-ris Qusfubr 1885,
GAL BirrtIs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
SslIo!-SBer Panu Sas bieteu?

duI oem Canee of5 Orn. y eter gree
newalt, in eombiu Sauufbip. 9eba Co.,
III tiefes Sabr sin 5anfliensc 9swabfen
Der 10 SUP uno 2 3ou lang it. DafeIbc in
natutli6 elm dbter &aplOr' uno Sariff
StenaeI. unb man wunoert OBJ Die Serren
auf ibren nieberen 9dneersien, Die 70 germ
init sroeen @ewddfsn prabIsn. oies bisten
fSnnen. @snn Sbr oies f6nnt, oann laBt
Gub boren-ieeo6 biss wiro oas esete oa.
con ftin. ineem gliemunp auftreten mirc Der
hiss ibertrstfsn fam.
8ebautrIt6es unglud.-3u pots'
cias,; SdupIfiu @auntp. tru9 iib Dor sini-
gen Sassn fcIaencss tnsIuf Su: Sd a
fbew. Elm 10 Sabre alter Sobn unisrss
Ser. Staateu Senators. s a me s 6 0 .:
per. befano fi6 auf einem R0bIenfarren.
nno fprans, ais csrfslbe sisns berunter-
tieI aber. uno bic &dper paBirten ibm iber
eines iciner Ssine. Die Solos mar cas es
brniaeen ;srquetftt wurps, ea6 es abas.
aommsn rperoen mu6te. uebrisens fCu lid,
Der Rnabe ganB webl bsfInoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

~D Die Doplestauuer uno NOrristau.
uer 3etun9en fIa9sn iber DiebesaeiinbeI.
melbcs in ncuerer Ssit in ben Counties
Buds uno WCntsomerp mebre @inbruhe
in pricatbdufsr matts uno mas ibm in bic
Sdnee fam entrpeneets.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

~Oie Sotter Der 86nisin S6we
oens. ,peIde i'm Sesriff it iib nit sOuiS
NapoIeon Su psrbeiratben, beiist Elm Sraut
fbae Ucn Nitlicnen pfuno Sterin9.-
&siu @unosr fissIt riss ben nrepubIifani'
fben' Yrdlioenten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

SSSn Der Isetsn 8o6s bspirftsn ater'
mails Swei @cfansene ibre SIudt aus oem
@aHon 9efinsnie, inoem fie Elm eo6 burd
Die Sofmauer bradsn. Sc III aewi6 bObe
3eit. bas an Die Steue jsnes miserabsIu
SsfdugniBss elm nsuss erbaut Miro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
SSriefe i'm ll(Icntoun l}nffomt

Gpt. l3-ua3m
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Class No. s. Glass.
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Glass No --F7ar Canpdss.
GO bolts No, | 1ax canvass, 30 inches wide. 40
r5c Iona MI
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The bar and plate iron for one camboose for
second-class frigate, viz
Plate iron, weighing about 34OO pounds per pound
Bar do do do $500 do do
The bar and plate iron for six cambooses for
second-class sloops, viz:
Plate iron, weighing about $500 pounds per pound
Bar do do do $500 do do
Schedules Of the dimensions of the plates and
bars for the same to be furnished from the navy
yard.
All the iron to be of the best American manu-
facture.
CLASS No. Cooper.
80 sheets, or 200 pounds, braziers' copper, 80
by GO inches and so ounces to the foot
per pound
sheets, or $50 pounds, brazers' copper, 80 by
72 inches and 60 ounces to the foot
All the sheet copper must have straight edges
snd square ends and be Of parallel widths.
CLASS No. 3-Hardioae, &c.
5000 Inch Randall finishing brads per M
5000 i, do do do do do
ream sand-paper, Nos. i and 9 per ream.
Glass No. 4--Lead and Tin.
roll milled sheet-lead, 10 lbs. to the foot, say
500 lbs, per pound.
roll milled sheet-lead, 8 lbs. to the foot, say
400 lbs, per pound.
roll milled sheet-lead, S lbs. to the foot, say
:, 900 $50 lbs. per pound.
10000 pounds English or East India
block-tin do
boxes double X Tin, 10! by II inches blythe box
, do single tin do
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Very respectfully, Al
To Com. CHARLES w. SKINNER,
Chief OF the Bureau Of Const'n, &c., Washington.
We the undersigned, residents Of ----, in the
State Of --, hereby guaranty that in case the
foregoing bid OF $3.50 be accepted, that --- will,
within five days after the receipt Of the contract at
the postoce designated execute the same, with good
and sufficient sureties to furnish the supplies embraced
in said bid in conformity with the terms oil the adyer-
tisement under which ii was made. Alb.
C.. ID.
hereby certify that, to the best OF my knowledge
and belief the abovenamed' guarantors are good and
sufficient. f.. F.
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All the iron to be OF the best American manufacture
Glass No. 2-Copper.

5000 pounds
500 sheets 80 OF. hot rolled sheathing copper
estimated to weigh 4,7O0 lbs per h..
500 sheets "a OF. hot rolled sheathing copper,
estimated to weigh 5000 lbs per h..
100 sheets IS or. hot rolled sheathing copper,
estimated to weigh 500 lbs per ID.
100 sheets % or. hot rolled sheathing copper,
estimated to weigh GOO lbs per lb.
All the sheet copper must have straight edges and
square ends and be OF parallel widths.
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n. WAsHlNd1ON, MAY -, l849.
hereby agree to furnish and deliver, at The Navy
Yard at ---, in conformity with the requirements
ton, Equipments, and Repair Of the 22d May, ls49,
the several articles embraced in classes and two
Tor that yard, to witt
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SINGLE COPY s CENTS.

Total bolts copper, 225,000 do
700 sheets OF % ounce sheathing copper
1000 do 30 do do
500 do "a do do
Total weight of sheathing copper, 1880 lbs...
per Id.
All the sheet copper must have straight edges
and square ends and be parallel widths.
Class No. 3--HTdipare.
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CLASS No. 4-Flar Canvass.

200 bolts No. ! flax canvass per bolt.
$50 do No. 3 do do
SO do No. 3 do et do
Each bolt to be 40 yards i'll length, and 90 inches
wide, according to sample, and subject TO the usual
EST +. D.. 10 . |
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CLASS No. 7.-Cotfon Car

10 do cotton canvass Tor cots, W lnches
wide, go yards long
$50 do hammock stuff, AZ inches wide, 70
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k11Siv; :a!INl

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy eper kn0Un to Man, for Coughs,
Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding Of
the Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty Of Breatking,
Liver Affections, Pam or Weakness Of the
Breast or Side, First Stages Of Consumption, etc,
OUR AGENT Mait.y M:. ks Write; T., 9Th 1919
Messrs. Seoril e. yHeaa-Gents-EncIosr send YOU
letter from Dr. Duany Graduate of Medicine and one OF
or most Skul PnysleIans testyng to the remarkable
effects Of Wstars Basam in his practice He stands
high among the Profession here and very extensive
practice. (Signedl G. A. STEyENs -
trial Of Wistars BaIsam OF Wild berry upon Ms NJ
relieved her cough and her general health so much
improved that she fanced hcre entirely cured and con-
traTY TO mn ddUee she discontinued the of and all
Cnuich Inc consequence OF this she had Of
spittng OF blood. She Is hopeDer using the Bnlsa
ag az. ana e. recoyer,sg rnder the use The Balsam
the happest results Once Uerv pioIent case which
am informed retieoed three hours after taking three
doses The other little girl less VIC emily Affected, was
relieved by taking one dose Before writing you further
wish to y this medicine in other and other
Youn, etc. (Signed1 B. DULAEY. n. D."
Remember
Inefe base Counterfeit of this article sold genuine by
unpnnsplsd dealers in medicine in this city purpors to
come rom phladephs Is coaney put up and bears the
to be sold the rspgaton OF the genuine and
q s2s ne sss "a
wrapper around e,sh bggf ed 4 al Il s city ONLY BY
Between Cont and Ct. Louis Sta.
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States.
N. B.-We have no Agents in this city. jail
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ANOTHER FRIGHTFUL DUEL WITH KNIVES
A frightful tragedy occurred yesterday about noon
on the opposite side of the river, just below town,
at a small house occupied by some wood-choppers.
II appears that man named George Willis had
become enamored of the sister of another named
Henry A. Rice the parties all occupying one house.
She having repulsed his advances, he had been
heard to threaten her life in the event of her per-
sisting in her determination. Yesterday, having
packed up his clothes with the avowed intention of
going down the river, he suddenly made an attack
upon her, in the presence of her brother, with
knife. The latter rushed to the rescue with knife
Also and received from the desperate stab in the
hand but in the scuf1le, after sundry passes had
been made, the deceased had his knife knocked
from his hand and then fell, having received thr.
teen wounds from his antagonist, almost any of
which would have proved fatal. The scene of the
fight presented most shocking appearance. Rice
Immediately afterwards came up to town, gaH,
himself up, was tried before Justices Faris, II
Even and Raworth, and acquitted. We un1ef-
stand that jury of inquest brought in verdict q
justifable homicide. The parties, we learn, ws!pl
all recently from Kentucky.-Nashrile BamiS
Jan. 49, &c
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SINGULAR MARRIAGE.-We never before heard
of a couple getting married without even hearing
each others names. And yet it has happened, it
seems. A party met on a sleghing frolc at a hotel
in Kingsbride, N. Y, the other night A strange
gentleman walked in-fel in love with one of the
ladies-proposed, was accepted and married on the
spot-the minister marrying :" this man " to &c this
woman" His name was not known at the house,
and some inquisitve persons, who tried to find out
what it was, failed entirely in their undertaking.
The newly-made wife did not like to ask so odd a
question of her husband, and whole day elapsed
beforse she was made aware of what her new cog
nomen was. OF all the hastily concocted mar
rages that are recorded, this appears to cap the
climay
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

GOOD ToAsTs.-The printers of Cincinnati cee-
brated the birthday of Franklin, Nth inst) Mos,
of the tosts too technical for the general reader
and therefore Tie point is lost; but the following
speak for themselves
BY J. NJ. McCreary: The Cincinnati Daily
Press-A Noaparea Chronicle, in which the En-
qu'rer can find Gazeted, with Sunbeam brightness,
Commerc'a Dispatches of the Times, from every
quarter of that Globe which Atlas endeavored to
bear upon his shoulders.
BY S. H. Thomas: The Cdrriers-Organs of in
telligence, through whom the Enquirer can learn
the progress of the Times, the Commercial news
and Chronicted events of the day; Republicans
who keep regular Gazettes, and Dispatch over the
Gt0be the bright radiance of a Sunbeam; Nonpa-
reits of the Great West, supported by an Atlas the
Advocates and Recorders of the Union may thew
like Friends, have Golden Rules be correct Models,
true Ietegraphs, the Muster Roll of their Garrison
always full and the general Star of universal hope
for ever shine above them
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

Work ON CALIFoRNIA.-Mr. Gallatin has COM
pleted work ON California. The Ny. CONNER
cial Advertiser says: " The memoir is accompanied
by a large map of North America, showing the To-
calities of all the Indian tribes -a second and
smaller map of Oregon, from Hale's Ethnology-
and third of California, showing the localities of
the ancient cities and towns mentioned and visited
by the Spanards three hundred yeass since, their
routes. etc. The first named is the best and most
complete photographic map Of North America ever
published"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH. THE commits
sioners of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
for the prosecution of suit against the Methodist
Episcopal Church North, for the recovery of their
share of tbs church property, have. snsages Rev
erdy Johnson, Of Baltimore, VIM. p Meredith, of
Philadelphia, and Daniel Webster, of Boston, as
counsel
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MARRIAGE ROMANTIC. Charles Burton and
Elizabeth Nichols, of Boston, were married in the
Albany Jail on the 18th. The bridegroom is under
sentence to the State Prison for two years, for
horse stealing and the bride is pretty, intelligent
and respectable girl.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

ns- Park Benjamin has lectured recently, at
Newark and other places, on the history theory
and influences of music
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OF The New Brunswick California Company
has completed its stock of $4,000, purchased the
Isabella, fine bark of $50 tons, and is preparing
to sail on the LIST of February. number of per-
sons were disappointed at not being able to obtain
stOck
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

SUIcIDE.-Jacob Mohry committed suicide by
shooting himself, in Lehigh county, Pa, few days
since
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Gs- law suit, for the diqision of the property
of the Methodist Church, is about to be commenced
by the Southern branch of that body.