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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

OFFICE WANTED.
A Office is wanted ION the Lower Foor would be pre-
addre ed to A b.. upon this subject will receive immediate
attention. mh5 1t
time situated between Tchoupiioulas St Charles, Ca,
mai m ia f0'c W. ve ANDR REV CO. 81 Common st.
TIE Upper Aparlmen Of the ThIee-sloiy HOUSE No.
For Sn Sd apply hiyfs I6S Ro
mh5 81 In said Building. G4
FIRING HATS.
M.asissosy s q he ssIs5Ia5sd G4,t% sersIg
Ms by sunse Ss bs.s al beautiful
fore say to The married men come and get ONE of them for
halves and for tie single they vii! Be sue win the
@h5 nf f sa Hat Store and Canal
eAhExANDE Hills 90,
q G1RTKEs St1sst 0sr%ssyly Mm Geek T. CS
psSa.
$skNHN c T9ys ana .ai'sSs
TsIiss S!s"%sa.; wsisS s'sais Wss boil. Toy r.
nehj Shell co%b ievsIs pa.!en5 Card cas Grsc aces
ss5 ss ,ss sss Pa E ssd sss
and PIopellers. Acco dions Needles Pins PERU.
mh s' Hill Ts' 0;t cS. sTe
SPRING STYLE
THE undersigned take much pleasure stating their
l. numerous friends and customers that they have r.
inst received by ships Atlantic. Maid of Orleans and
Hero, their Spring Style of Ii TS-GUTTA PER- ~
CHA Stfened, Patent Respiration Proof. For du- "
:a s Sy ST 6a hf For
THE p,w sPR Ma!F FIVE fFA 81 srs GAPS. UNI
L breas and Balv Jumpers, inst received Also, H<SA
IN Il full supply of STRAW ATS of ell kinds ID
U.s. and other goods in the Hat and Cap. Umbrella -
SAand Baby Jumper line. suitable for the sINrg and
trade The above goods made expressly for this
market and svld. who esaIe md retail. by
mh5 St DARCY, cor Charities and Canalst
WHOLESALE HAT AND CAP DEPOT,
2. w; F. BELDEN. No. CH.4RTRES Street,
w GUILD respectfully inform merchants and Dealers gen
w orally, that their establishment is the Great .A
= Southern H. It and CAP Depot for the Mis- -
E sssippi Valley; and that their stock com. 80
prises all kinds and qualities in demand. Alo
heavy supply of ,easonabs STRAW GOODS consisting OF
Panama. eghorn, Camreachy, Canada Straw. China
Pearl Coburg Pain leaf Hats Purchaser. invited
to call the above mentioned DDS will be sold
facturers prices and most accommodating terms.
mh5 81 ID. w. & F. BELDEN, Charities ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

TT New Pupils Received Daily at DOLBEAR'S
WR1TENG 4CADEN Y, No p Charities tireet, 81
from to II A. NJ. andA to 8 p. M. Book Keeping
Class lily A class at my residence, corner ~. NJ
Race aud Magazine Monday, Wrdnes s--h11,
Friday, from and Tuesday, Thursdsy -kSksA
aud Saturday, NJ All pupils instructed until
finished and rapid style established. -
mh3 81 RUFUS DOLBEAR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05
ARMORY HALL

For the Benefit Of the Sculptor, HIRAM Powers.
~ Now Exhibiting in the STATE HOUSE, Canal TIE
STATUE OF -
THE GREEK SLAVE"
XHBITlON Open Daily Sundays xccpte from A. NJ to
IL NJ efS Abundance Tickets 81. Pamph-
lets 10 cents. iy22f
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

Manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT.
TT" S. & B. have for SALE and constantly receiving
almost article necessary for the comfort and Of the
CALIFORNIAN EMiGRANT. Among their assortment NAV be
fonnd AIR BEDS, Air Pillows India Rubber Cloth Rid
Gaps Sou westers Cloaks Goats Pouches Clothing Bags
Travelling Bags. Bottles Water Tanks, Blankets and Tar
paulins. ALSO.
TENTS. PACK SADDLES, CALiToRNIA SADDLE
RAGS Saddles and Brides, of description Bits sur
ruI,s Snurs Hair Rome Mos Blanke,s etc etc fy28
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

~ To saA on SATURDAY, the 10Th inst.
EOR CiAGREs;-The splendid cogpsred and copper
J. ] Wright, master.-The Coz. STANTON is SgMG&EA
sound. st,unch and well but vessel. 10 months =
old and has fine for To persons
DESTROYS of speedy and comfortable trip she offers strong
inducements No berth secured till paid for. Each pas
will be allowed 800 lbs beggagea over pay the
of 30 cts per foot For freight apply TO
JNO GOODIN 81 Camp street, up stairs,
mil LOT or r K G. FORBES. II P0Ydras street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

OFFICE WANTED.
n Office is wanted ION the Lower Floor would be pre-
ferred) cont the Levee line left this office
addre ed to A b. upon this subject will receive immediate
attention. mh5 Ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

TO LET OR FOR SALE.
A LArGE NEW COT iAGE DWELLlNG-H0USE
and Kitchen the vicinity ef Nay AIDES str ct and
Felicity Road Inquire OF CHAS. P. COOK, Attor- %EI
ney at Law Banks Arcade, of Graver st. m2xA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

So REWARD,
I OST, on Friday, I'd inst BAY HORSE abont l51a
- hands high, near hind foot white, marked IN
across the whers by scald, and had Ameri- .Ta
Saddle Snafie bit Bride, Halter and Martin -
gale The above reward will be paid delivery Of the
same to THOS. G. MACKEY,
mli3 3ls AZ Commerce ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

NFW VIF1tdHS JttU
And AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
IL COMMON Street corner of Ichonpatonids street,
By AFFLECK, COMS'rOCK & co;
THE subscribers have Just received from Weherseld
Gardens Conn the largest assortment and beavi e2>
- "A est stock OF Garden and Farm Seed BclbousET6
MEYa2Roots. Towering shrubs and Plants. Fruit -
:ANETrees Horticultural Implements and Books
>U<S0 offered in the South.
Boyes of Seed put up order and made
for the West Indies Mexico California Texas and for any
port IN the Southern or Western country
Market Gardeners. Merchants Factors Planters and eff
Gers OF boats may rely upon having their orders promptly
executed, and every article warranted genuine
ja25 If AFFLECK. COMSTOCK & co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

TO RENT.
COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY DWELLING
"A HOUSE, Circus street. suitable for gentee -
Family. Possession given Immediately. For partlc f.::M
ulars innnira al 2h TchOupitOuas ST. mh2 -x.YI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05
List of Vessels in Port,
Corrected epers morning, especially for THE Crescent
Third M'pality.

1.-THE Nos. commence
at the Railroad and
run down, No. | being
the Ferr. Whart.l
Sims,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

WANTED.
N ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT is wanted
N for the HOUSE OF REFUGE for Juvenile Dein-
quents of Municipality No Two. Written TESTIMONIALS
charac'e and Qualifications will be required Appli
cations will be received until WEDNESDAY the 7h
J. A. MAYRlN, % Customhouse St.
JAMES SAUL. % Carondeet ST.,
EDW. MACPHERSON, Camp St,
Exec. Committee House of Refuge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

I
THE undersisned fully prepared to execute all papers
z neces, AIRY to procure THREE MONTHS ~
N EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY NS,o
r and EXTRA PAY due the heirs of deceased IEEH
1ffcers and soldiers who served in the late war ~
With Mexico. Office in New Commercial Exchange directly
md er Maj Dashielis office.
Though the Paymasier has closed his Rolls in this city the
undersigned still keeps bis Office open to prosecute all claims
Tor Back Pay. Extra Pay, and has trustworthy Agent
Washington, whose special duty it is 10 attend promptly
VS. VIM MONAGHAN,
fv1hlm.-2dn Late Cant Co f 5th Regt La Vols.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

~ To Lenue WITH DISPATCH. -
EyOR NEW YORK.-The splendid A l ship TEN
Il NESSEE, Albert Cook. .msstef. il now load "a.
freight or passage apply on board. Post u, Second
" w pJn2N y W. ANDREWS CO. 81 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05


FTNE SUBSCRIBER, closed his with Mr.
L LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
account that from his long
Auctioneer and his wel-known capacity that
he will receive portion OF the public patronage
H. R. WOOD
References-Maunsel Co.. Vim. Laughin & Co., Jacob
R,rke ia3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

Rich White EmbIoldefeu tsh,1h CThpe ~haWis
Rich Embroidsfed Swiss and Tarietnn Musins.
Rich Pekin Panama and Lyonese Mnsins.
And a fine assortment of HOUSEKEEPERS GOODS ::
White Red Yellow, Blue and Green Flannels Table Da-
1914 and III Marseilles Quilts; Crimson. Buff Blue and
White Window Draperes Umbrellas Parasos and Sum
shades; ~ ga and Ga White and Red Canton Floor Mat
ting; ply and Ingram Casts Wilton and Brussels Rugs
Cotton and Linen Checks French Merno for Gent men s
wear suspenden; Gloves; Hosiery Denms Hickory
Tckngs, etc., etc. z. J. ODOHERTf,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

eY- To saH ON or ABOUT the 10th inst
DOR CALIFORNIA. ria CHAGRES-The splendid
! fastisaiing three, masted schr. ALyARADo, IEk
Cope.aud master. will leave above For balance .ErA
of freight passage having few berths Olsen. ssss
gagged, apply board at Post g. Second Municipality
JOHN w. ANDREWS CO, 81 Common st.
Cabin Passage S50Sserage S35 Each passen ger be
allowed 200 of Baggage, balance to freight at 80
cents per foot, mh5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

EV- TO sad WITH UISPATCH..7.
LNOR PHILADELPHlA-.NEWL mr. -FheA and
II very fast sailing packet ship JOHN. q Al. L..
BERT Capt. Harvard. having nearly ell Of hes Z&A
cargo engaged will scn as above. For balance Of
freight or passage having elegant apply
master board. opposite the Vegetable Market. or to
rnh3 C. J MEEKER. 81 Poydrassfs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

Second M'p'ity.

THE N $. commence
above the Sresmboat
Landing, No ! being
Flattoat Landing.]
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-05

r~n.. The splendid low pressure .m-
staIAag.sr]n Packet Steamers ORE E@ss4alAA@N
CALIFORNIA, Capt G. L. Reynolds, and JAMES +.
pay Capt Vim GitSson having been built expressly Ely
Ladies' Cabins all State rooms One Of The qboye steam
the week. the arrival at the Lake of the ha past O'Clock
Train of Cars, and of the clock M on SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board orr to
ja24 ]. l. X. GEDDES, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
9Sbilabetpbiaer Wfarftbcricbt. t.
&amffan. Nnn IL. 1910.


Niauer uub GScbl. - Der Stourmortt mar
rpdbruo Der pcrfIcfItncn 9Ectbc untbdtia, Die pres
tliCben ocnncb fsi tbtn @crtSufc pcn 1000 9drrst
9cmcins iuo quite 8ranec wuretn OcnlaSbt an So tis
5.l2, mcitnS attr an IS Fr @drrti, 8eaenmsbt
III ror an $3.-SSrlfbtrrnmcbt III tunrf-9nnlplpa.
niithrS bra6bts 50 uno 8ranbrwneun9cfd $S,l2,
6cfraiec.-Dcr Gmpfana rem gaoi%n NOR arca
-uuo $4,000 8ufhd, outer &ctbcr wuresn on 81 90
bis 07 per 8ufbd ptrtauft. uub 9FSifSr on 81 IL
Dis ,l3. 8roacu III rar--tlcine &rrsdufc wureSu an
65 Gents 9cmatht gBrlfbtrrn III fumpf uno fd g
Gents PER 8ulhet-outts altts @clbcS hrate 63 9ts.
-9sucs tam cine 9Iobfra9e, brotbts 80 Gts. rcr u.
fhd.-Safr % bis 81. uuo YSunkp, 35 Gts, zee
Bulhel.
Sieb Gf ret.
8ino 4 c i h. = Stbatbtcdbltn portn 400 i'm
SRartt Die @crtaufe fanocn fott an IS co tis so
oaS Sunosrt gfune. SOB fluo nab NSupcrt sensus
men wcrpcn.
& Gbe uno 6dlber parrn 300 Inn SPorft.--
8rrt6uf fanreu liatt an bis IA bacr fir irrdenc
Sdbc, II bis 25 Sboler fit Sprin9crs. unp 20 bis 80
Sbaler fir fridbs StbC.
g d. ne inc tulrben 500 rfTtrirt gcrfdufe
fanbrn ltatt on 4 IS bis 90 bas huncSrt Yhmo.
S6oafe uno Q dmm er.--@s ipurtsu 1900 In
Den Rartt actroht, uno &UfSufl purern ecu,atbt or
% bis so, s natbosm bic Suolitdt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
Sefentlt6e SSen6u.

Sisniia9s ben 11tsn December, Inn 10
llbr 8Ormitta9s, fou an Der Isetberissn
@Cbnun9 bes perfcrbeneu s aeOb 9.
6 Ter, in 9pnn Saunfdip, esba Co..
6ffentlib perfauft werosn
pferoe, &inoUisb, Sbaafe. Sdwtine-
pOrSuelide &aiIs-pfi9s Gsgeu, S6Iit'
ten, Drawers, Bureaus, Sdrdnfe, Sefsn
8sttsn nit 9ettlfeIIen, Glide. StibIe unc
fcnlt nod uieIerIei .9aus' uno Sauernserd-
tbe su umfidnoIib Su meIoen.
Die Ssoin9un9en am SerfaufSta9e unc
Qufmartun9 BON
Spbann q. SfiftIcr,
SsatbdH SsiftIcr,
Samuel 9. Iiitler.
Ncpember %. uo3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

anId6efe. Wie Dor einem f6re6lber
Sraum anfTabreno, iiies er oaun siuen gel
Ienoen Sbrei aus une fiel iiber ben 9eih.
nam feines Sreunoes. Der morscn fein 8a,
ter meroen fcIte. Sufammen nit ben berb.
SerrelBeneen Worten nGJroser Soft! mas
bab i'd 9etban 2" @r fibte Die bIeihen eip.
pen oes Sooten uno beneete bic @angen
osheIben nit Sbrdnen oes bitterfen Sbmer.
Ses; eann polte er i'm mieber in's 9eben
rufeu; er perltopfte bic @unoe, bic or ibm
feIbif gefdlagen, init 1einem Sube, rittelte
lbn, rief feinen Nomen; aber fein 6aub,
Rein eaut Ssi9te cine Spur oes eebens. Quf
einmal fpraus er pieosr auf Die SiBe. rief
in nlloer 8erSweifuns: - eebe wobl, SRA
~ Oetu Sater 1T bin uno ih ipiu ibm
fol9en," uuo bate li6 bas MelIsr, basnod
pom Slute tSillS raubte in's t6erS aetfof,
fen. tpenn ni6t Die umitebeneen, pelbe in.
otfen berbsi9eeiIt waren, ibm balIsIbe ent'
riGen bdtten.
glOb an bemfeIben Sage perf6wanb Me.
fes t0owaro, uno beinabe eurcb swei Sabre
b6rte man ni6ts BON ibm, bis Elm pferbe.
bdnoler erSdbIte, er babe ibn Su Gan Qntc
nia, in Seras 9efebsn.
QIs Die erdslibe 9ctfbaft Sias Samilie
errei6te. brab euep in Sbrdnen aus, SRA
ny aber fblu9 elm piIceS @sIdttsr auf.-
sic Iebt isst Su Neu Orleans i'm QfpI fur
8obnlinnise.
,Sdtten mir cine 9lcpeue ersdblt ODER piel.
mebr eroibtet. 70 wlroen mir bier fhIieBen !;
aber bic eefdidtIite 3reue beiBt uns nod
cine anoere Sbatfabe su erSdbIen, Die 6a'
rafteriififb lit, fowobl fur bic 9auptpetfO:
nen bes SrauerfpisIs, als audi fur ben bin
terpdIeIi6en S6aupIus beiIeIbsn.
Der eeier mirb feb erinnsrn, oaB Der Def
peraeo feinm SObne osn Quftrae ae9ebsn
bate, fcbaIo alS er bas fehSebnte Sabr err,
reidt babe. Dem M6rbcr isineS 8aters 9tei
DIES nit 9Ici6em Su per9eIten. Qbr aud
obne eiefen 4uftra9 wuroe Der &nabe es fur
feline pfIlht 9ebaItsn baben ieincn Sater
10 RIDDEN; eenn an Den @rsnSen Iebren Die
Bittwen Der @rmoroeten ibre &ineer bic
SIutra6e uno oft nebmen iie bisIsIbe in
sisner Ysrfon.
9smssmd6 ibte ii6 Bin Siu burtb pcI
te Swei Sabre td9Ii6 i'm S6ieecn nit Der
ScppsIfIinte feiuss Saters, aud beuor er
wuste, ob 8 o 10 b Iberbaupt nod lebe
coer mo Ct fei. 0IS er erfabrsn bate, ba6
fsin Ssinb in Seras lebs, mahte er fib ea.
bin auf, sipsi Monate bepor er eas febScbn.
te Sabr srreitte, uR i'm bort uubufu6en.
Sier Mcnate mafsn Uorbei, als 8iu Sin
,piseer Surudfant. Gr bins Die Doppet
finite tpieeer an Die alte Stele ans &eb9e.
rpeib, uno beantwCrtete Den fro9snpen 8Iid
fsiner Weutter NIT Den @orten
,,Mutter @Ofss 1T tOpt; idb CAB ibm
bsibe Sdiiie. SD babe 9spsint, beUor i6
es 9eiban uno bernab 1; CT fab 70 eIsnb. bIaB
uno Sufammen9efalIen aus ruie Elm SfeIett!
Primer MOfss !" faste bic Muttcr pei-
nsnb. nQbsr es irar ibm nitt Su belfen.
Der Sobn zines 70 tapfern Mannes aIs
Siren Gurrp earf ME elm SeisIins ssnannt
weroen, nnb es mar nod oaju beines 8a'
ters 8efebI."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
g3riefe im QlIentaun Boitan1t.
9lopemter %

sames Qdr, Samc$ 8ssrs, Sieusp SE. 8urfa.
llrab 6. Drummer, SclFb Yau9bn,ari, anbrap 8.
Drummer, pstsr 8aIsus, Srau ecuia Beas, Srontlin
Gcpp, NRam 2(nn Gtsrboro, .. uno 9 Saeiuesr,
gBilIidn Scad, Gjrcs uno Ssipsr, Scbn slid, loam
ordtr, Dapio 6arris. 0noreu 9. ecrt, ScnaS oubsr,
8eni. srnsbsr9er, Scipb Sortman, SsNs aet, SGib
eeab Sod, 9b0rlcs Stcd, eCcnaro eoutadb gie Gbri.
liiano eetr, Gaattin Wines, Ssnrp S1iuir, Gbarles
Gaieesmsre 2, Scbn 9Rcpcr, 9J6 GIsminu Wlun. bsus
m Rittsr, 9ecrse 8beaos, @fl., 6snu 8sidarn, gIB
N2aria G. Gpnner, 98m. y. Ssip, Srantin Sbcrb,
gpie Gliatetb Stasn. Wis an9uIiuo Gmib, Srautlin
9nnisr, Ganiud Sauot it,, Samud 8. GcIror,
Gbrp. osnu SErner, SD1Gbad Sbcut, Stnm Shed,
Q. Sranflin Smitb, Srantln StcttIer Scbn Sentn,on
Sobn Gbctuetrtib, Danid lrlr, Scbn @antirf, SDlie
SRarr gRearer, NJQb S)Qam ann 9Rrpner, SCbn gaelf
SQarp fanotr, Gecr9e Ncbe, Scbn 8. Suilb.
aypIicies.-D. uno 9. Saeinaer, Samrs Snein.
otr Scbn q. Gcunois, euo,ui9 GFclf g. Grsarrp Mitb
Sotrb Gssc bsnu Sromsr, ., sclsua gainni6.
Mar!a e. SOrnbsd, .. M.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
Ser 3uiC6auer am 4otpntac

erIbsinsn piro. DaS 9tatt miro Die Grunelass, traft
rptltbcr bic lomtnltrocn Gsncral SaplcrS ms Amt
trat frCubis unrltUetn unb nab 8r6ftsu perbco9cu.
am Siee ocr &eSieruu9 cridbcineno uno mitbin I'M
Sanet oas rr9e Sreben Der Yartbelcn in ber Wabe;u
tccbohttn, miro cS Itb bcmdben een 9an9 esr Grct9s
nt0s unpartb iiIdb mit;utbeltu benn c6esitb Der
5uhoucr cine rcltbe Sarte tr69t 70 rirpfI ebtct ibn
Dies bcb tsinesps9s iu ttiuccm artbegcbrs lcnoern
cben nur gu @runbldecn uno eisIin Gruupi6eeu
Iuerfsnnun9 une GrItin9 W rerfhatr, nltbt obcr ei;
ner Yarbs Den Stel Crtrsitsn gu belfiu, III tas 3iCl
unlrss Setrsbss; cs iclsn oabtr Die 9rcBCn Sraecn
Die erecup6rt1 eic 9onc Slaen bGpe9en, rilbe, NIT
Intano uno 9rdnollb erpc9en uno biprctben pereen.
Der peraus9cbcr, ocsn 9Rar6sltsr uno Gcrrcpcnocn;
ten pereen tb betrsben, ottisn 8onpf dber Geltun9
uno aupcnoun9 ron GrunbIdeen cbne 9itrtst gu fdb:
rem uno ME in 8u9 ou Die 8errstsr Der entssscnsr:
feten 2niihsn pcr9cGn, baB fe @lieoer oeS 9tmiua:
men @attrlanees iinb, beIsn 99ebL Slid uno Rubnl
mir allie gu Srocrn lieben, pis br mir aut dber bic
gBs9s uno gVtta ron einanoSr abpsbsn tnS9en. Die:
e G5smsinliebs gum dmCritanbsn 8atsrlanoe ju nab:
ren unb gu ldutsrn III cine anosre phti9s au9abe fdr
unltr 8att, eobcr mir benn in unrn einbciniilhsn
Departments nit bIcs pcIitiffs s2aebrihtcu Gore:
pcnoenjtn uno Uufliee 70 ple Die &cn9reBcerbanoun:
gen ccrn perbrn, cuoSrn mir 9sbrntsn au sinen an:
ebnlitbcn Sbr unitrcs Blaes init esbenstlsu iclbcr
uncrer Wittdr9cr jl bercbcru, Die fieb auf Dem eoC
Der Diplomatic, esr 9BisnIhdften uno Stnltt, oes Sc'
ipsrbfcts, i'm Sre9e ~ gano tlno Sur &c ausaS;e;
net botcn. ST fctb Die Ssihid)te ntbt tlcs Gsridt
fcnocrn pcb ou esbrmtiltcriu, inosm fs, ipic Den,
@inStnrn, 70 Dem Brsr, ;eet ipos gu msoen uno pas
natbpabmcn III uno wcldbSs Gclt bat cine 9lSn5cnocrs
Ssbc pcn Ndnurrn ouuiptiisn, Die rptirbie ino ots
Oluitcr Der Sl0tbabmun9 auf9GsNt une 9tprisItn gu
tpcrben, oIs 9craps bascni9c, Dem mir. fs pur Sc;
burt, fti cs burtb frcis 9SabI on9cbSren ?
Die Sa9csncuietsittu rpsrbsn fir; suIumulsu9cfaSt
ocliefrt cbenic oas Sntsrsantts aus Dem tbict Der
SHilsulbaftsn uno Sunte, esS paneels uno Der Gr:
ipcrte.
gRas bas ouslinbifhe Dspartsmsnt unftrss 9tattrs
anberit 70 rperorn uns en9c, fron,Shfbe uno ccut:
lbe 3tituu9cn, biC mir nit epcm eurcpailbcu Tanpf:
bcc crbattsn, in Den Stano fecn ben aufcrccrun9Sn
unfrss ssieputIjtums ju 9cni9tn.
Trieoritb SebmiSt.
B ofb tn9tc n, bcn 1stsu Oct. 1649.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
q @ "a a DO
ITO the Patrons Of Grah0ns's
sWNgOEi1le.

The close of the current Volume is deemed n
proper period to announce to the patrons of this
"MagaZine" that arrangements have been conf
pleted which cannot fail to increase its attractions
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