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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
V7HE DEATH WARRANT-And the

IL RETRIEVE.
Her cough was loud and frequent,
Her voice was low and weak,
And ConsumpiOns burning hectic
Seemed flushing in her cheek
In the cold air she breahed fitully
In the warm saloon grew faint,
And pain disturbed her sleep by night.
Though she bore like a saint.
Z" Her death warrant poor lady,
The neighbors said, 'ls signed
All our doctors could not save her
Were their knowledge all combned'
But these gosaips mistaken,
Most happily deceived,
For By Mrs. JERVlS'S Candy,
She was rescued and reprieyed
From her chest passed all the hghtnes5
AS fax dissolYee In lamei
From her cheeks the feyerish brightness
Fled quickly as it came
Her cough relaxed and loosened,
Her voice regained its tonei
She vas cured!-and be the credit
Mrs JERVISiS alone!
Sold wholesale and retail, by Mrs. w, JEhFIs, 800
BROADWAY, one door below Franklin-st
Agents-ll0 Broadway; 10 Aston House; Mrs Hayes,
1873 Fulton-st Brooklyn aud by Druggists generally Urn
~ Each package is invariably signed MRS W.JEk'
Wis. ,, = =, 81,
Put up in packages Of Is, D. As, and 81 each o@ II
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CLOTHING.

XA7HAT NEXTl!-'Fhe JOURNEY
w MRN TATrOR,S COOPERATIVE UNION TAI
L0RING ESTABLISHMENT, 1Sl Nassal-st door soah
ofBeekman open 70, business and public Inspection
They invite their fellow artisans snd citizens TO choose
garment from SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL ana WIN
TER GOODS. Every garment is WARRANTED TO FIT,
aad made the fashionable durable style. We say,
in word. come and see what working mechanics have
done can AID VIII 10. OILS Inn
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HARDWARE.


Z WOOD, 237 Water-st. New York.
. STOVES! sTovEs-It is now admitted by all
who have used this celebrated Stove thai il far exceeds any
now in for heating parlors, stores, offices. halls &c
The subscriber has also constructed COOK-STONE, on
the principle both OF Which cannot be surpassed for
economy OF fuel cleanliness, and durability So confident
is the undersigned OF their superiority that he offers 10 re-
fund the purchase money IT, after trial of two weeks, the
Stove should not prove satisfactory.
The public invited examine the principle on which
the fuel burnt in this Stove being entirely new aud pro-
uounced by the best judges the best for giving heat,
and at the time the economical in fuel OF any
stove now in use few OF the many improvements are
here forth.
l. They have no CRATE in the bottom the coal resting upon
solid surface No cold air is admitted 10 deaden the te
2 The mir heated before reaches the ire by passing
through ho air chamber consequently the coal Is all con-
sumed.
S. II uir-tight, constructed that il needs no ra
ing dust and escape into the room
l. 1t econonical the application OF the heated air. III
connection with the fact that cannot be disturbed by rak
ing complete combustion OF the coaa-a principle
never before obtained in stoves.
Silver Medal has been awarded this Stove at the last
Fair of the American Institute.
The subscriber unnecessary to insert any OF The
numerous testimonials he has received iii favor OF the above
Stove but can produce them with any reference that may
be required. OIL I'm L. WOOD, ~ Water-st'
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4 AMPS-$75, O0.--Having added large
and best selected stock to be found in this city, con
sisng of all the various styles of LAMPS for lard oil
other lanterns girandoes chandeliers, candelebras table
cutlery fancy ornaments, &c &c; oil camphene sprtgas
phosgene gas, wicks, glasses, &C. .., l,.,
N Bust received large lot Of very beautiful China
Vases all of which will be sold cheaper than ut any other
house in this citv Goods loaned for parties
CHARLES FULLER, 273 Greenwicl-st
% 2m4 between Warren and Chambers sis.
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TRUSSES.


uULL'S TRUSS OFFICE.-FRED-
Il HERICK NJ BUTLER,S PATENT IMPROVED
TRUSS and PORTER PADS now being fitted ut
the above office These Pads adapted to The inguinal re-
Bowe or other viscera from the nguna canals, causing in
the latter complete collapse being subjected TO Two pres
sures-ha of the bowels from within aud OF the pad from
without This pressure being moderate continued end dl-
rect sufficient curative inflammation is induced to ooter'
ae The maady IN the greater number OF cases -
HULLS TRUSS OFFICE,
e79 1,ueodt Vesey-st. Aston House.
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yHNHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
"A COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK, Office
Ocean Bank Building corner of Greenwich and Fulton sts
CASH CAPITAL S20O,000. Insurance against Lose
damage by fire. CROWELL ADAMS, President,
GEORGE ". SAVAGE, Secretary je20tf
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DROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE co.
Rb-0fice No Merchants Exchange, Walst N. 7.
and 80 Fuon-st Brooklyn. WIN. ELLSWORTH. Pres't
A. 6. STEVENS Secretary aus TIN
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HL0THING AND TAILORING.-lm
Y meuss stock of fashionable reaty-nade CLOTHING
or every descrption-lCO0 Coats from 81 10 ST. 5000
Vests em 8 81; 5oc0 Pants, nom 81 to 3D. 10 measure
Cloths Cas- imeres and Yestings embracing everything
new and fashionable frsrate tit always guaranteed
single isl viii convince all Twenty per cen! less man
any house in the city, cash Remember the name and
lumber MICHAEL CONWAY,
IS Su,eod+ l4S Fuonst near Broadway.
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tFVTS TRAVFTING SHAVING

NENTS TRAVELLING, SHAVING
~ and DRESSING CASES.-The Latest STYLES in great
variety Also Ladies DRESSING and TOILETTE ditto
STEWARDS PLANTAGENET GUARD RAZORS,
An entirely new article being furnished with guard
which efectay protects the face from being cut, and may
be used by PERSON with perfect safety sod whoie
FRANCIS TONES L SONS, Maden-lane,
iy5l eodif Importers OF Cutlery and Fancy HARDWARE.
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Single Packages So Four Packages $40.
A. B. & D. SANDS, 100 Fulton-st. corner OF William,
New-York Wholesale Agents for the Middle Southern and
Western States Canadas, the British Provinces and West
Indies ol8 lmS&W
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TOR sALE-one Of the North American newspaper estab
shmen Philadelphia Pennsylvania including the large job
printing This includes SIKH OF all the
presses engines and all other belonging the
The North American well known oldest
fourhng wing In the United States IL
patronage Of the administration and extremely
making
investment Terms low. For further particulars, address
BEACH, BROTHERS,
Propo New York Sun, Of Fulton and Nassau
streets, city. Ap 9-f2w
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Evergreen Forest Trees, shrubs, and evergreen
TraiIInus.-Piants for Sale.

HAVE appointed for the sale of three thousand
evergreen silver h double and black spruce
and beautiful ach Also large number
fragrant Towering trailing
splendid and variety the speas which forms 70, flowers sim
liar cockscomb, but beautiful light pink color
The win be taken size their growth
and win be by experienced gardener and will be sold
for Is each.
Trustees Of cemeteries and public grounds and gentlemen
will number their grounds, and make
them Is each, SIS hundred
trailing will be sold 50 each
freely and flower abundanly
The preas will be sold ~ each These traders and
soil and admirably
lated pleasure ladies who fond Of cuuvaung how
ering plants In pots and borders
bouquets by the 10th Of April.
An orders 10 be en and directed (post paidl TO
G. o. RoGERss
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse,
Apt No ~ Market street, Philadelphia.
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CoILrcTos's oruor, March 10, 1870
CrTy TAxEs-Deduction nor prompt payment ssss
whose remain Cor the 1910
paid the first january dedm
ton Of eight cent win be allowed such bills for ad year
A. ROTHwELL,
March 00--tnw2wif Collector
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NEW Mousselines de Laines, Bercgcs, Tissues. silks,
&cwe following which invite the at
tenton OF the ladies':
20 pieces choice style spring mousselines
pieces medium and low priced spring mousselines
pieces plain fancy moussenes pink blue,
green and grave colors best grades.
20eces fancy beeses drab gray pink blue, and
shades last named color.
rs pieces figured 81 tissues, In new style patterns.
bcrege ane beautiful goods for spring. In assorted grades
N silks have received
10 pieces best giace silks, choice spring shades
pieces medium quality do. do.
pieces plain striped ssce silks handsome and cheap
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
April 6-w
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GALE by ORDER OF THE ORPHANS COURT or THE
y PERSONAL EFFECTS OF THE LATE GEO. OYSTER
Wednesday lth Instant III O'clock shall SELL
residence George Oyster deceased the first toll
Washington turnpike road about
CAPITOL all the effects Of the deceased
viz
Mahogany sofa, sdeboard, and bureau
DO dining, breakfast, aud other tables
Cane and chairs wardrobes, &c.
Feather beds and bedding bedsteads, nc.
Looking glasses, clock, window curtains, &C.
Silver, table, and dessert spoons
Carpets, Stoves, shovel and tongs, sc.
With good iot OF kitchen requisites
Also farming utensils wagon, cart, &C, with other
articles which we deem unnecessary 70 enumerate. -
Terms cash. GREEN d TAsTET,
Ap5-6t Aucnoneers
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After the reading OF the Journal,
Mr.. BAYLY moved the suspension OF the rules, that
the House might resolve itself into Committee OF the
Whole on the state OF the Union
Mr.. THOMPSON, OF Pennsylvania, requested him
TO withdraw that motion; which having been dome
THE SEVENTH CENSUS.
Mr.. T. asked and obtained leave to report from the
Committee the judiciary bill to provide for taking
the seventh census enumeration OF the inhabitants OF
the United States which having been read twice,
ered 10 the Committee OF the Whole on the state Of the
Union, and ordered to be printed,
On motion Of Mr. T.. the rules were again suspended,
day next continue such from day to day until disposed
OF.
THE SEARCH FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
Mr. vINT0N moved the suspension OF the rules TO
Secretary OF the Navy TO place at the disposal Of Mr.
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Law and Agency Once.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,


(L,ar Cop,missiorsr Of the General Land OGos,)
HAS opened Washington city and win devote
III ention
and the executive departments Of the
members and heads Of
and bureaus generally with most OF whom he h personally
Once Pennsylvania avenue, few
tel, the Treasury Building.
Washington City, April 5, 1850
Ap 5-1wd&3mcp
CNTIRELy NEw.-we invite ladies' fol-
Ia viii be found worthy Of their particu
lar inspection. We have received
very embroidered de de cham dresses with msnlss TO
match.
6dsmssk Fenadine do. with houuces.
and beautiful ace
~ fine embroidered linen csmbrc ladies' robes. -.
~ do. in muled muslin, beautiful article IN whi'e
dresses.
10 medium price and quality do.
With beautiful French embrodees In collars ana Guns
inside handk ercheG with cuffs match.
Lace eapes handsome muslin pelerines
Braided cn1nhric inside handkerchief
Muslin
trimmed pocket
Lace scarf, shawis, nc.
Hosiery Of al kinds, sizes, and qualities - II !,
All Of which prepared 20 sell on peuet " a" gan c
'''''''' = ''' '''ee cLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
Aprn s-3uf
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pHILIP BARTON KEY will attend any busirss.
he may be insted with before either of Of this w
ct and will also attend the prosecution Of claims before N
gress and the Departments Once -,
WAsHrraros. July ts, 1896 July lT-swu
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CDUCATION--Rev. ID. McCARTER's Boarding sen"
II for Boys Young Men, sussburs Lancaster county
The expense, Of Ave months So ~
the nst Monday Of Msy ~.
ana pror,,ssos ' - - Mar NJ
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revolution has taken place at Guayaquil, as will BE-
by the following letter from The United States consul
"GuAyAour, March 4, 1850.
"Wh much regret inform you revolution broke
out here on the 10Th Of February II Is chiefly confined %
The military. Don Diego Novua was yesterday appointed
chief and up this date good order has been oo
served As our communication with Quito Is closed sn
The principal citizens strongly opposed this revolt
lonary movement IL Is impossible form opinion
as to duration OF the present Of affair." Of 'he
course which events may lake.
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On motion, the House adjourned.
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| The New York Journal Of Commerce estimates %.
amount Of gold brought by the steamers Cherokee and
Empire CITY at 81 100000 10 S2,Jo0,000
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ment To acknowledge the correctness oil any other
doctrine, will be to acknowledge the right OF every den
OF robbers 10 take upon themselves the dignity OF sover
eighties.
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Kentucky, having next obtained the
floor, addressed the committee, saying that was due to
the harmony and continuance OF the Union, that Con
gress should deliberate with due caution upon The slavery
question All bound TO support the constitution IN
all its parts, especially in the description OF egisla
ton in which Congress now engaged. Justice frank
and manly justice, now required TO secure peace and
harmony 10 all sections OF the Union The territory had
been acquired by the joint efforts OF the North and South
The latter hold that the people OF the Territories have the
right TO choose institutions and 10 into the Union
at their own wil-Congress having the power 10 admit
but not TO create States.
The President had not ineriered in the matter OF the
formation Of the constitution OF California Mr. j. pro-
ceeded to argue at length There objections the
Her boundaries were too large There was no telling
whether she had had not the requisite populations and
there were many sound objections objections TO which
her demand for admission was Justly liable.
He would however, consent TO waive them, in order
to settlement OF the whole territorial question
This subject had become sectional, and therefore
highly dangerous controversy He held that Congress
bad right TO exclude slavery, having authority,
der the letter spirit OF the constitution, 10 exclude the
South from the Territories To do SO, would be any
that would greatly interfere with the general prosper
~. The North claims that the Territory - now free
Then what but TO degrade the South, could be the pur
pose OF enacting the Provso in connexon with govern
ment for New Mexico Had northern ianaiicsm gone
far to endorse the shameless purpose OF Mr. STEVENS
in order 10 reach slavery in the southern States by get
ting around their obligations under the constitution
Was the North bent producing servile war BY pen.
nng slavery N TOO narrow 1 lms MT G ,s ,ss,a
dton Of the South. His sympaihies were not needed
as the speaker went on TO show
Mr.. CAMPBELL interruptng Mr.. j., said that he
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
a@ 8rQnDretb's WiQen.

Watte @irtulation.-S Seftersr Wed feI in Ger
Semperatur bat sinen b6fen Ginfub auf cas SIut {;
en pl6elbsr @etfel BON elner poui9en 5u elmer
nieonen Didt. miro sbeu fU naobbsiIi9 fur bic Sc
funpbeit. iein oils pl0sIider @sobfd in Der 9Sitts
runa. Menn mir @efunobet erbaIten wCIlen. 70
mulIsn mir. 10 wsit mir fcnnsn, oae @rtremtdten
prrmsicsn. SereS uebsrmao6 pen .Siee Oeer ,adIte
Glen pper Srinten trd9t oaSu bel. unrsiui9seit ces
8Iutss Su erSeu9en; cocurb wiro oeiIen Circulation
fhmatt; bic mmfIidhen Gebens Candle wsrben 9eI
bemmt uno Die erife SUI9e oapCn 1T Ser Opfung
Der 9 irme.
Sn csiem 5ufano fno mir in 9efabr irscne cine
RranFheit Su ebaItsn nit Der mir in 9eruhruna
tcmmen; une Cbne nit ir9sno sinsm 8ranfen in
Ssrubrun9 Su tommen peroen mir ROpfpeb,
S6winpsI. SeRbrenuen cine fnuIe 3un9e. ftmar
dhen Qppet, erbolten; aues SeIgsn Der Sericp-
fuus Q8snn Gle Cuff unrein uno orideno fur Die
Menfhen miro 70 erfOroGt es benSturm iie Bu be
meaen uno ibr Senbsitun 9sbeu su erbsn.
g9enn Die @in9emeics perfOpft iino 70 MAIDEN
Iie cen @cbraut pon Sranoretb's Qiusn n6tbia. mel
DE inosm lie Grmmcticn Ocer srIeittsrte Seweeuna
perftaffsn Die Sertreibuna oler psroCrbsnsn SGfte
tSmeten uup oururb reines 9lut uno 9eiuno
beit ess R6rpers brtnseu.
(" Sbi9s fhdebars piGrn fino su taben i'm
BubliUbr ees nee d 9atriOt" in Iusntaun. uno
bei 6. 6omIett in Sustaun.
sanuar 8. 1850. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
lRsc tlt1O iiberIeae
9Spn Der NinS1crniG 4,,,,s Seirf1tl

Eie untsrfbrietenen iino &erFertiasr pon uer6ef.
fsrten pne Del eompen, rparranrt 3ufriecenbeit su
9eben, in SOI9e oa6 iieb Der unere @pneer bis aanS
blnunter Ieidbt an ben duBen anIeat uno Iomit am
Srennpunfte re9eImd6ig fhttert. moourd pcrurfaett
ptro ea6 bic 9ompe uieI beineteer uno beuer brennt
Cbns gerub ocsr Raub. uno guar NIT oerfeben
Auantitdt pine Del aIs burdb irsenb cine aneere
9amre i'm Marft perbraubt wre. Sic ino Cinfadb
in ibrsr Shuttur uno Ieobt in Srbnuae Su baIten,
nber babel cine 3isrce fur irsenb cine Saus StObr,
ODER mo- ile bingeban wGoen. allies mas mir
fcrcern it, Elm Serfu6 nit benfsIbsn Su MAIDEN
uno ieIbl! su urtbeiIen.
Cine auaemsinss QiIortsment neue StpIS GaneeI
bras, I6at eaterneu, Qaror Stano 9ampsn, Sufpsn
oin9 eampen Sancp uno einfadbe Stma3, pine
Del, uno Stub eampen BON allen 9r66sn uno
pdterns. GronIeu6ter (@banoeIiers), grnoums une
Seampsn psroen ouf bic eurBelie 8sfteIIun9 an
berab9efeen prsifen psrferti9t uno 6alIen &irdben
uno anoere 9rG Be pIdes srbeGt.
Gin 9rcBes QlICrtement BON Stub, @las unb
Britannia eampen fhr 9aussebraub waosn fists
auf pane 9ebaIten. fomie 9ampen9Idfer, mstalIne,
paperne nno 9Idferne Staurun9sn (shadeS),
eampenmte9en bon ieesr Qrt, meiiInssns uno Sri
tannia Sops uno Sdbraubtn, um all alIs Qrten BON
SIasIampen, pbOsaene 8asrObren. etc.. 5upahen.
SGucIcr wcrocn au Sfannfafturs9Sreifcns scriUret.
Cine porSueThs Suatdt Don SrsnnRuo, pine
Del uno Ybos9sne gaS niro INNER auf !Sano
sebaIten unc bcim Barrel octr in teinersn Auanti.
rdten usreauft. SIedsns Stub 'Sannsn wsreen auf
SelieIIuna 9emabt. .a
Die Obiaen Qrfel limb i'm 9tcs unt5eIeinpefauf
su babrn TO. 324 NcrO 2ts Straes. 3 3bhren
cbelbaIb Samncp. Saftorp: No. S8 WcbIs Ct.
nabs Der 4teu. QbiIacspbid.
lbriSrif unb 6prniue.
8sfelunesn auf aIIe Obi9en eampsn, ETC.,
e6nnsn i'm SubiiCbr Sum .esdba pattioten" 9smott,
wofeIbit fis ftnsI befor0t uno bic GrhesI an Qbis
csIpbiasr p,sifrn nbaIten werosn.
NidrS IA, 1850. na9R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
Genrae 6pitl,ter,
Eet6enbeiotger etc. IN Der Gtabt Mllens
| sE t0i1b

Gei6en6efor9er etc. IN Der Stabt 9aens
. | 9 tauib
Grerift tisTe @elesenbsit ftinen aIten Sreuntsn
uno eem pubIttui1 ubsrbaupt bic 0ujeise 81 ma
den, oaB er Dem @jeftdft aIs
&eibenbefprger
in allen beiTen usrfbisrsnsn 3nsiaen, nod immsr
no6asbt uno ea6 er oarin berst in. oaen auf Die
fursefie 4hseiae su bienen Seine Berfiidtte III auf
Der ftoIiten Scte Der t5amiItcn Strdse. cine earGe
Streds unterbaIb Der Neformirten Rirdhe, II. fhrd9
9e9enIber oem Sartmaaren Stcbr Der 6errsn ..
uno 8. Sdasr, ndmIb an feinerl aItsn Stanopla'
bs; atlno er set bat uno immer auf 6ano baItsn
pirc, elm polfinoiaes QIiortement Sootenla'
ben, BON oleu 9r6sen uuo Yrei6en Die er Wiais
III an ben biIlisfsn preiBen obsula6sn.
Sin Seicbentpn9en (l4EARSE) Or BAT fib
audi cbnIdnat nit einem estenmaaen UGleben. uno
er rarf lid fdmeiteIn. cas oerfete elmer Der neu'
mooiaisn. fdi6n1en uno bsiisn i'm @dunp III. duh
mir bsfer Searfs IN er bseit aen bu eensn, ole tbn
carum anfprden.
8urS er befcrat ales tas in tiefes Sab einfdIdat.
G8enn ndmlid nact eem Sobe irssno elmer Qsrfcn
er oarum aneefprodsn rpirc. 70 beor9t er nas u.s.
en-, taS SetIeibsn, bds 9rnbma Oh n.
eas 9rab Qusmauern, wcbu er lmmer init
Steinen perfehen in. eas & B tentarenmd d. { II
uno bsf6rpert Die eeihs nab eem SeqrdbniBort.-
Gr bdt autt INNER uon oeu beien MatcraIrn auf
Sano um 2optenIaesu auf SelleOun9en Su MAIDEN.
tNrbeit. in crm Sadie zines Cabinet
matsrs periebt er ebcnfals punPiit uno biliq.-
utbebaup iino oGe fsins Sorrsruraeu febr serns,
uno Elm ieesr carf pCiiher fen, ca6 mas sr unter-
nimmt nur redt 9etban wro.
Gr III banfbar fur bersits esncftne .&unrftaft,
unc mro (idb immsrbin bsifrebsn aIs Gle ibu nit
ibret untrfueun9 beebren, pousOmmen su brfrisei'
gen. mopCn aud fdcn Elm iecr GER ibu fennt pol.
Icncs hberSsust ilt.-Gr bittst pabsr um senei9ten
3ufprub.
9epr9e Spinncr.
uuCntaun Sttcber "a nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
October 3.
rs OcfcntIi6e 0cnbu.

Sreitass cen I5ttn 9trusmber nm IL ubr Mt.
tags, fCuen am Saufe brs prrllcrtcnrn y r9 {
& n a u &, in Suowbsrbdu Saunibip, Scta 60,
oIecnor 4risei auf tffsntIiber Sencu vcrtauft mer
ben
Gin 8ieraiuIsmalrn len nit SsuIctern uno S6e
mel cine Sub nit einem &aIb. cine anoere Sub, 2
Sinner. 2 Suuen 4 9rcbe Sbmctne uno 5 tleine'
cine &rautbobsI. Stritmafhins. elm Suseno 9eu'
retcn. msbr ocer meniQcr. cine Srumfdae cine 9att
buhfs. Elm baIb Sueenc Scbrer, elm pfoten Bob
rsr. cine Shmin9mubIe unc SIatsbrete, cine 9U'
beltanf nit elmer Strauk 2Silotirfben Searo, Elm
Sruhtcff. Gin 3wei9duIsitItten, !ScISfbIten.
Siibbummsn, 2 SbQldnrsr, SdIetfiein % be'
I'tIo9eue Yfo1en. so unbeftlaqens ec., $50 nsue
&afonirn &isaeI. so 9rfpiete Gie9eI. elm Saoi 3
Yfu9e uno @aQeu, 2 0Bao9en unc Elm 5tsI Set
te pfuaeneeitirr, uno nod aneere NrtifeI Su
umfdnoIid Su meleen.
Die 8ceiu9unatn am SsrFauftu9e unO Gufwar'
tun9 pcn
Sohu Sndnf, l,nr,..rs
George 8. SnanF,
October "a. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
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