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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-05

LetghtON'S =
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE,
~N NO. ROYAL STREET,
fully supplied for the Fall Winter trade with splendid
assortment Of
SHIRTS and Geutlemen's Furnishing Goods
which, having house No is PARK
Place. NsvYork and purchased Leighton in the
upon materials and Of the prevailing fashions
IN stock Of
LINEN AND YORK MILL SKIRTS;
MKRINo, LAMB's Wool. SILK, CANTON FLANNEL, Cor.
TON and other variety of UNDKRsHIRTs and DRAWERS
ENGLISH Hosiery;
Elegant CRAvATs ScARYs and newly invented NKcKTIRs;
CLOVIS; SUsPENpKRs POCKET HANDKERCHIKys;
UMBRELLAS; PURSES; PRRFuMERY, etc. etc..
received arrivals and additions Of all the
ties of the will be made by every steamer.
M made specially order any style the ordinary
prices C, LEIGHTON,
Shirt and Gsn,ierlen's Furnishing Store,
90 2peodn No. Royal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-05

q NJ. E. H. Mitchell, Purser Of the new steam
mi, Philadslphis, will accept our thanks tor his
ralite attentions TO the Crescent office.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING !!
100000 Worth OF fashionable
CLOTHING AT RETAIL.
.Nf1eN .H1lS,s2.Oe r. Co.'s

ONE PRICE STORE.
NO. "a MAGAZINE STREET, corner of Graver,
.II would inform our friends and the public
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc.,
ns s q. ud IL s and % @ 3
only call and examine Our brought
ooS % the %Ps TACT being % tia. q. place
lied what /. represented be- Perfect
all sss GGSs 1ms e,
S sos h y Inc Ss Fan .ssgs ne d'.
line to call and examine assortment.
The following ia only partial list of articles.
Frock and Dress Coatss
5 and English ss Blue ssst a GSh p and
Do. do Black Fancy olored Cloth Walking Coats
ss. Sif qss
B. sss.;s. 6s.s cs;S ard .s".; %s.n.
Do do Blue, Brown and Drnb Pilot Cloth sscs
| Blanket Coats: /
French suPsrne Blue Bown and Gray sso and Pale,ot.
B: ;s sfsPd quality do Fancy os,o.s and psi:,.
v,.,, r,,,, ~, TIVE. Tweed oe ats s., s., p.,.,o,,
B. B. & &c &c g g &c 90 p s'S1;,'''''
sa: an. md R Bss P Ps Ss as s,i., quality
Fame, Sill. and Satin v..,. al Ss sasi',... ,
R slsss t.l .Ip v do Dc Do DO
At ESs.s'ss.sd Cloth Yeats all qns
%S,s ns .GS s .nd Bo o..hm... Do Do
a. We ask particular attention our assortment
WEDDING and solREE VESTS also, style JsnU,
Vests.
French Black Doestn and Cashmere Pantaloons; |,
rsiis and M'.sS
Roya Ribbed and Buessa sa P.noon.;
sna s Am: and c Pst Ssh 60
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
B5sSH and snS FIN ;.. @o sS Sac; 9s
dSsa sf % ssSSa': qualities
III IA End Flannel
RE- flannel aS T sad p Es1S Su.a ssn.
drawer. Of ali The above descriptions. h
All WOOL n.,,no and r H"i G.a1 Ss.s i, o,
TIT ss.s'S $:s &c
Boys and ohildr.n'. o,oth,ng. 1
Boy. Black, Blue Br0wn and Olive Cloth PIGsk.
E. &c; e c,.; e ,....,. &c s ss'''
Do Bsa1 ssf Plot s'% csdst and BLANKET o,soo.
g. Block si%s .aS o G!s'f
and Csc az
- |
= Do Black and Colored Silk and Satin Vests;
DO White and Colsred Marseilss Vesss
e GlOvoss -
Black, White and Colored Kid Glovesj
), Black andy White Silk do
Caahmere. Merino Thread Gloyss.
/ Fine and heavy Buck Gloves, difaren, .ixek:
sUsPENDERs, OF various kinds.
SILK and Satin Crayats,
| Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravsu;
Do italian Cravas from 80 o ~ inches:
b, | Linen and Silk Handkerchief
: White and Colored Linen Bordsred Handkersoisn:
Best sptalhed lndia Bandana and Ponge s Handhrch
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags
I COTTON AND SILK UMBRELL' os'
4 INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY QAs
r ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO Hn v1.n71o
q. ALFRED MUNRe1,E s. ZION.
MI d1Wa 81 hiagass stts
v r F. SMITH, Dentist, has returned, ~
IL devotng himself exclusively to the y
m practice of his profession ~ q III
~ Office at the corner of st. Charles III YYYyka3t
street and Lafayette Square, o20 AAIi u
X nR. ANFOUX, q
No. Bsr0nns stxsst. mar Canal greet. 10000
nAly-ams New OIssna-
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Swst for Breach of Contract.-Mr. Wardwell,
the manager Of Miss Catherine Hayes's Concerts,
has commenced an action, in NewYork, against
Bsals & Co., Of London, represented in the former
city BY Dr.. John Joy, for the recovery of the sum
Of four thousand pounds sterling, nearly 5000,
ios bredch Of contract. Mr.. Wsrdwell, it will be
ssssllseted, had contracted with Bsale Il Co., for
uiss Hayess services in the United States for one
ysar, but in consequence of Miss Hayes forfeiting
hss contract with Beale & Co., the contract Of the
hsssr with Wardwell was broken. a matter Of
eesrss. The present suit is the consequence. Miss
Hayes has already paid over to Beale's agent. in
NsvYsrk, the sum Of SIS ,000 which she forfeited.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-05

Dr.. T. A. Harris, of the Star State Patriot, at
Mszshall. Harrison county, Texas, is now in this
city, soliciting business. He conducts an excellent
PAPER Of very handsome circulation, and one which
viii we'll repay the patronage Of our merchants
We commend him to their favor.
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xs rsAiL-n b. wv ~. - ,.s.s M".or. o.sr -
ss ~ srht II vey handsoms style Ii il beautifully
- und ss msn.ssmsI. o. S,sss sna p9n. ssnt's
4. ~. go. ~ Ii,d. 70 rsoomm,pd IL To-
- eiavs to ess O'clock. there will be splendid
-, asd q night another Dacks red fish. oyster soup
" deeari. O. the sssson VIII 20 :. out ~. e,
~ %oss a. f,ud .hs,ssf,er. too. s We are YER,
nsh n.aksn. and 5000 'nhss "" - WY "o'"
= - 'S'''---- - , :. - -.-.
"a ~. n. orsn.d n. pavilion opposite our
-. ~, s,sniur. Thew was crowded house, and every
- hashsd immodassy at the funny sayings of Dam
nd wee delighted with the other part. o. .ne
Erseas;ons u. Vsrg,mia-T three slaves who
care eopeerned in the late abolition tragedy in
G,.y.on county, Va, in which Bacon, the white
shelieiouist from Ohio, figured, were executed on
IA Stat uIt. in the presence Of an immense con-
esuiss y people, vno wsle elen''y e1a.pe'a'eu
egaanat Daeon NC "y'asn'o 1,puD"ueA ~ =.
- wiu n ooeos y vlc..n. 70 lynon NV, 'AusA'
NJ Esxland Female Medical CoLege.-Ar
raneeusnis having been made for q complete
Coalpe Of medical instruction. by six professors ii
shs different departments, the Boston Female Med
ical School is hereafter to be known by the nam'
az he New England Female Medical College; ant
. tsm under this arrangement ia to commence il
February.
C.Ifarn;a california i likely to gain the frac
,;or.I Rsnr,.sn,a,vs in Congress. The census re
,,,,r, ;u.t ,.cs;vad from that far off State sho,
IL number Of white inhabitants TO % loo'Ooo, an
~ blacks lS0o. rms make: the traction 4'oO
over the one representative allowed.
s Kossvsk,s Reception in Philadelphia. The au
thoritiss Of Philadslphia are making arrangement
N siva an appropriate reception to Gen. Kossut
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The following steamboats, have passed this pl
to-day, bound for New Orleans;
The Red River at 7 this morning.
The Duchess, at 1l:30 this morning.
The Belle Key, at this afternoon.
The Louisa, at $50 this afternoon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-05

California. California is likely to gain the frac
tional Representative in Congress. The census re-
turns, just received from that far of State, show
III number Of white inhabitants to be 1865 600, and
The blacks 1900 This makes the fraction 4,0Ot
over the one representative allowed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-05

Messrs. Ediors-Pease in your valuable jour
nal that l.. u CAYENNE candidate for Recorder of the
Second Municipality, at the approaching election, nit
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citizens.
One other point, we notice this morning The
Washington Union said of President Filimore's
last message that that portion of it referring to
| the maintenance Of the Compromise deserved to
| be written in letters Of gold. His present Ian.
guags upon the Fugitive Slave bill deserves no
abated eulogy. l, is its own best eulogy; and we,
therefore, reproduce it here
'"Ths injunction of the Constitution i. as per.
emptory and as binding as any other; it stands OK.
aciy on the same foundation as that clause which
provides for the return of fuglives from JUSTICE OF
| that which declares that no bill of attainder, OF
er post .fdcto law, shall be passed. or that which
provides for equality of taxation, according te
the census, or the clause declaring that all duties
shall be uniform throughout the United States, Of
the important provision that the trial of all crimes
shall be by jury. These several articles and clauses
Of the Constitution, all resting on the same authority
must stand or fall together. Some objections have
been urged against the details Of the act for the
turn of fugitives from labor; but it is worthy %
| remark, that the main opposition is aimed agains
The Constitution itself, and proceeds from personI
and classes of persons, many of whom declare thei
| wish 10 see that Constitution overturned. They
avow their hostility to any law which shall give full
and practical effect TO this requirement of the Con
sttution. Fortunately, the number of these per
sons is comparatively SMALL and is believed to be
daily diminishing, but the issue which they present
is one which involves the supremacy and even the
existence of the Constitution"
Language could not be clearer or stronger
and ten thousand lbels could not, in the face oil
| this, give color to the charge of abolitonism
Following this, the President comes forward to
renew a declaration of unfaltsring fidelity to the
Compromise measures. He declares they have
paciisd the country. and that he considers and
upholds them as "a final settlement" All honor
to such honest, manly and fearless patriotism
All honor to the "Compromise" President, un.
hesitating in stalking the fate Of his AdmusIs,
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-. Tia 6ns steamer Dr.. BATEY, CsPt WILSON, WI 'ss
pessivsy THIS MORNING. T" o'0s'' ''' '''
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To- Whig Central C0mmittee.-A meeting Of the
above comuttse will SATURDAY ths 9Th inst,
O'Clock p NJ. full meeting Of the msmbe requested, bust
ness Of importance will be brought before them.
F. BUCHANAN, Secretary.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
@briSfiosa Gbcrf,
SDinbmll0iz unb StrObbnnemaber
in Der Sabt QlllentQum

in Der Sabt Qlllentouh
Sctient iitb bicfer @eIe9enbrtt 1cinen
Sreuncen uno &uncen bic NnSei9e ;u matb'
en-, oaB ct fcin 9dtdft nod INNER an fci
mem alien StanopIaee, am fuc6ftIitcn g6e
rer Samitcn uno Qun Stro6en in Quen-
tauu, unb An ar Swi1hen cen @dilbduier bee
Srren @eaper unc 9o9enbu6, fcrtbetrslbt'
alIwo er oaS
2Sinbmiibl: unb Strobbdnf IsGs
tber Soanctpcrf,
ouf cine fcbr ousqsoebnte Beiie fcrtjuieesn
qefcnnsn III. Seine @inomublen llno IN
Ben benahbartcn Gountie8 wcbI tefannt,
uno eben fc betount III cS, oo6 ie feinen IN
ener wcitsn @ntfsrnun9 nabfGbcn. &u't
eaber an uno Hbtseuot euh feIblt. - Die
Nrefe friner @inbmubIen iino vcn II bis
l6 3bdler, uno Die Ger Strrbbdnfe Don 9
bis 10 SboIcr.
Slifarbcit an 8inbmhblen Coer Strcb
binten miro auf bic ftlrSele QnSd9e uno 6u
ben bili9fen 8eoir0unaen verribtet.
Gr III eaufbar fur frubcr 9cnoBcnc unter'
tfhBuu9, uno tcfft curb punftIibe Qbm0t'
tuno feiner @efhdfts unc bulge qrCtTe, ei-
nen GbeiI Der @unf ce5 YubifumS Su Qc'
nit6sn rpofur ct iecerjcit ronfbar 'etn mtro.
Gbriitiau Gbcrt.
Gcptrmber 4. nQbD
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
ZTNH RExTNEGTON
BOARDING SGH0 OIL
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.


This institution, which has long been in sue
cessful operation, and is now open for the admis-
sion of pupils, is located a Line Lexington, vii
]nge situated at the junction of the new and old
Bethlehem roads, New Britain Township, Bucks
County, Pennsylvania.
In this school are taught all the branches
comprised in complete course of an English
education, and also the French, German, Latin
and Greek languages, Painting and Drawing.
TERMS.-Tn the English department $50
per quarter of 10 weeks including boarding and
washing; and an additional charge of s 6, for
instruction in the languages, drawing and
painting. ....
Instruction in the languages, drawing and
painting will be given by G. w. lilies, NJ. A.,
graduate of the University Of Berlin, Prussia,
teacher highly recommended.
This school will be at all times in session, OK
cept vacation Of weeks commencing on the
last Saturday in June, in each year
Students are admitted at any time, and
charged from date of first entering.
For absence, or time lost, no deduction, eX-
cept in cases of protracted sickness.
Strict attention is given to guard the morals
of the students
Parents &c disposed to patronize this instu-
ton, will please to address me by letter directed
to the Line Lexington Post Office, Bucks Coun-
JOHN PRICE, Principal
Sept. !, lS5T.-6t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
Sefent(i6e SSenOu.

9cnncrfo95 Den 9tu SFtObsr, Inn II
ubr Mitto95, fctlen am Saufe crS VerifCrtc:
nen 8eorse Goub a d, in 9oncver Saun'
ftip, Scho @auutp, GfcntIib perfauft rper'
elu:
2 Ghbe. mOUcn cine Bis Sur &entu ftifb
Icin miro, 4 qro6s Sdmcinc, 4 Better une
Setaosn, 9rabr, Sbranf, S0usubr,
StsinfObIsn Scfsn, 9rc6cr fupferncr uno
eifernsr &tiIst uno Giisnbifcn, mebrCre5
Stbmieo 9efbiry, ais 2mbcs, StroubtOf,
ETC., 2 9rc6e SIsjItfdnocr, Safer uno
3ubsr, unQefdbr | Some 6cu, uno IOnit
nod pieIerIei I0au5 uno Ruten9erdtbe, Su
neitIiufia au mcloen.
Die Scein9uu9en uno Qufwartun9 non
Spbu 2dubaet,
3cproc Snubadj,
Gcrt lS-ra3n Nominiltratcrtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
NGCDrDer 9lmf.
S@ 0imc SSSabG*

Sintsmat bsi uno ourb cine Ufte Der Sen.
sral N6emblV, betittcIt: ,,Gine Qfte, I'M Die
nQucntaun 8dfer @Ompognie" in tcrpo-
rtrsn," cS oerCrouct 1T, oa6 irqcno Ootr
mebr Der @UmmiliiCner, bsuamt in befa9ter
Nfte, iOboIo ais ldidIitb ieiu mag, nabpcm
Der gOuUern6r feline SolImadt ausqeteut
BAT, Nabribt an Die StcdboItrr 9ebcn fol
len, nm cine @obI fir uuffeber Su erw6b
len. uno iintemaI SO. s. Sobnlfon, @ou.
vernon oCS StaatS YeunIUIp0nien cine
8oIlmatt dus9elieItbat, meIbe Die bciaate
GOmpasrtr iutOrpOrit: 60 miro oabCr nun
bioourb gtatriht qe9cben, caB cine Ser
idmmluuQ Der Strdb0Itsr Der belaqtcn Com
pa9njc, qebaltcn wcrocn fol-, am Mcntaa
cen 29Iten September. 1851, Swifhen ben
Stuncen uou uno 5 ubr oes Nlatmitta9s.
am lSaufe pen Reubcn Meper, in Der
Staet Quentouu, 9eba Gauntp. fur ben
SnoBwef, 9urb StimmenSetteI StcdbdI'
ter Su ertpdblen, meIthe ais auflcbcr fur be
fd9te @dmpo9ns oieneu fOucn.
Sacob Sie, Qetrr Srcreu,
Charles Sic9rcaues, Seurp &ciharc,
cSatOb WIiIler, Sbomas QSeapsr,
ScTe SamueI5, Sobn QPpd,
GCmmihiCnets,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
.Gtrbz zGtnipCt6ultd.

Gamifa95 unc Scnnta95 cen 4ten uuo
Stem SftObcr nittcuS, fOu bic neucrbaute
acmcinftaftIihe Rirte, in pennsuiae, Gar.
Bon Gounip, nabc bel Sinfcp's BirtbSbaus,
auf cine teierItdbe gBeiis ein9ewebt wroen.
6remce uno bcfannts Yreoiaer merccn an
eeloen Sa9en 9e9euwdrti9 fein uno ccn
@otteSblcnf fubren. Quc Srcunos Dec Ss'
Il9'on uno gCtteSperebrun9 fno a6tun95s
vol tln9eaotn bciiamobncn.
Saumcilier:
Stepbcn 8aIIiet, fen, Scbn Itnorer,
Uarpn BdlIirt, 8ubcn .SunlItcr.
GbarlcS 9tnfep.
Sertunter Is. o3p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
0rORc 2SGr0ess!
Gn Triebsn6uiIe, 2c6a ganntp.
J'rifCDc 2gnfunit BON
IL llnO 2Btntcr9tltertt,
9Spblfcilcr ais tc!

SbpmaS q 2anSis mu6t bcrrur6
fenen SreunOtn uno oem SOIf i'm QIl9e
meineu befdnnt, oaB ct fOeben Don gIeuport
uno pbiIaoeIpbia Surtd9efebrt 1T, OOisIbit
er ocn gr06teu uno ou59eeebnteiten Stod
ucn @utern Cin9eFauft bat, ben er ie Bate.
&r oeoenft audi wObIfeiIer Su perfaufen ais
iemols, ooer ale ir9eno Elm anoerer StObr i'm
@ountp. Gr munfbt nur odB feline &unoen
uno oas au9emsine SOlf bel ibm anruten
uno Irin wunoubor Ih6ne5 QNCrtcmcnt in
lluqcnfcbein su ncbmen, no Iie oonn erfab
rem werpcn. oa6 obi9c5 bic Bobrbeit III.
Sbr Sdmcn leiO Defenders ein9elaoen
,cilItb Su fommeu. um Die betrIiGcn OreB'
oilter iu bclebcu-unter meIten nno
80 stidc gNrus DEoin an 10 tis l2l Gnts.
25 20 GolcbnTe, an 10 - %
10 10 Ycplin an lS3 - 81
500 90 &attun, on - l23 -
so 30 Gottn,t, an % - so
SO 10 Ebpar,e unb fann Goiimcr, 80 Cis LOO
200 DO orb(ehtEr uuo un9etttibttr gRu5ItL su
tis l21 @cntS.
Sbcma5 q 9onoiS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
Stpt. 4.
Sefentli6c sScn0u.

0cnnufaos ben 2ten Sftobcr um 10
u1r 8crmitta95, fol- am Soulc reS unttr
ibrietcuen, in Sbrmotunaie Sounlttp,
2etba @ountp, fcI9cnce6 Gi8entbUm Silent
lid perfsi9ert mcrcen:
Gin pCrSh9Iitc5 iun9es Sen9fifhlen
8ube unc iun9cS &jeovisb, Sbwcine, QBa
aen uno StIitten, pflu9e uno G99en, cine
neue Sref6mafhine nit ce9ewoIt
gBincmlblc unc Sucbbonf, SeuIcitsrn unr
StcmcI, 8eIftfCm i'm Seize ouf Shot,
S6Ieiflsin, Sruhtreffe, Smfen, @abeIn,
Getm, Qfcroe9c1dirr, Sleifb uno orcerC
Stdnccr, YFu95 uno SteifmoaQe, pIanfen
uno 8oaroS, Stbubfarrcn &taftcr &oIt'
ffsn, isce 2(rt Don Rttten Slo6sbrcte, SmG
Sefcu nit GObr. Swci 81 uno onterc
S6rinfc. 0rabr, 8sttaocn, Slide unc
Stuble, ubrfateu, g8ru uno Spinuriocr,
Sdae, 8obrrr, uuo mob pirlerIci anoerc
Saus uno 8ausrn9erdtblbafteu ju um-
ttineIih Su meIosn.
Die 8sbinguu9cn am SerfaufSta9e unb
Uufmmtun9 pCn
Sprntban Otobr.
sGcpt. lS, nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
S@ @tuHaocibleseee.


Nuf SamGo95 uno Scnnta9S cen Ilten
unb l2ten ndhfcn SttCbr, fou o0s ueu,
crbeute SerfammIunqsbou5 in @afdinatOn
8ounIbip, 8crF5 GauntD Cuutcr Dem Sra
mcn Scr 6erefOrcer 9tmtiuoe Der WsnuO
nitsn, oem 9iente csS prcieiui9sn @otte5
qCweibct mercen, bsi mdtbsr @eIc9eubeit
mebrere frrmce Qrcciqer ac9cnwdrti9 fein
werom um rcn @ottesoient Su Isiten.
Nue Sreuncs 0OttcScisnifiter ucbunoen
fino frrunofhofticb ein9eIacen Der befa9ten
Scicrlidfeit bciBumcbucn, oieam crfaenann.
ten Sage um 10 ubr ibren Unfan8 nebmcn
witc.
81. 8.-0cr ScrFauf scidi9er @ctrinfe
bci ciefer 9sIs9enbcit 1T ou5crudIib vubO:
ten. 9srbaro 6. Sshtel,
6einri6 6. @ftba6,
SCbann 9. 8unf,
Cert IS-o3m B0umtiitrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
Na6rt6t

81 10rt6t
miro biermit 9e9eben, oa6 ots uutcrscihnctc
aI5 Qominitrotrir BON Ger 6inrrIofcnfhait
peS prritorbtucn Sew IS ermon Icebn
pcn Scipetbsr9 Sdunftip, Geha Gaun,
tp, an9c(cut mOroen ilt.-Qu GiciCnigen
oober, wclbe nod an befa9te tSjntrr.
IoTsnfboft fhuIoi9 lnb, wcrceu 9cbcten
innubolb 6 @Otcn bsi Der llntcrjei6nc
ten anSurufsn uno obiubSobIcn. tlno ale
oieicni9eu wsthe nod rcbmd6tqe Scroer.
un9en baben m6asn, Ino sbenfau5 erfubt,
IoIte innsboIb befa9ter 3eit wUbIbsltdti9t
eiujubdnoiQen an
S0lp 8crman QIbmtrir.
Uuauif % nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
Ser SScrGDOrf StObt'.
8rp6e Bargains! llugcbeuer piel
8nter!
9Sub(feil! gSUbifci(! gSo1lftil!

Dis lInErytbnlttn bitten um @rtaubnlB otm publt'
FUN re In%i9e gu mothtn, tab ft ict6Gn ron 4bNaod
phia uno 92ripcrt nit cintm wabrrn SEr0 pen Stter
auiict9tttbrt iup, an pdhcn ic nun an tbrem Stcbr
IN Der 6umtrn Strate, naChite bdre ST cEm Yrltam
am Nuspodtn tGitbditiSt fno. gHEr nun ttt un6 ans
ruff ben nc mir rGU0 Gtcrjsu9 tcicti9cn III tGnntn
unO psr nbt anru che cr ruitGpc fault Ger muG gre:
IL BARGAINS cetlitrcn, inpIm ME Cin bCrtr unO t9t
rsr Stcd Sitter in Allcntoun gum &9tduf au9cbctn
muroe Sit batGn outb MN rcn Ytau Occptrt ltbnEl
yl rGrtouftn uno rur feline Yrchte ;u nthmEn. Rufd
oaber an unp tttrothtCt unitrn Scd Sitter uno mir
Ruo dGtryu9t RAP SDr bs Cub kltit oGntEu tptroGt
rof mir ptd ucbr oorcn in Ger 3cjtuna bdtttn ia9n
tGrn. . cs 1T III Der bat cine birrIte unO olinuce
2(uspat uno ca ntriibe gang tll9 ctn9Stauft murps
70 SnnCu mir oenidbtu outb wchftlcr plCber atlofeu
ais biss ie rtr Tall pOr. 2lIe Sitter hcr auufibren
mrpe cine 9aup 3cun9 ftlItn, uno 70 rprlItn mir nir
untcr Den ritln urtc ciui9s Gufibrrn: Doruntsr tes
fuccn Ih fclacnCe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
GN0lpl6! GMNmL6 !

91un fcmnt 0bCr uno tbC nur eiuraI unfircr bsrr:
ht 8ar:Stote SthovlS, rcrtrtfIltb Gno ilt uno thr
CtlItg rabi allie anoTG Hrtn urn SdopIS Ole rtlont
ptrocn tSnncn-lIuo turj ollie @iIGr Ctc Die 9amtn
fir llnitNe nStLiN haben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
WGnnsprrfOncn nun rt0tct Cure
QluQen hieher.

gRir ho6tn outb Iurbl fdr sub QtcrQt. 9Gjr hottn
cine ctr fbGnttn, 6tin uno btu9ittn 2tusuahsn GG:
ter fir 2njiac fir Sud, tt Sbr ptlIIitbt il QcGben
bobt Ills brSitts Sub pcn allen 6Orben, SuaIltattn
uub rtilIn, GaImtrs GoiNuItts, DrilIn0s. 9Hir bo:
zen autb at 2trtGn QHGnTu9e, uno turS at6 fiji mas
Nanusptrrnln fir gn3u9s fro9n tGnucu. Ga unO
hirru,it finn r,ir nrr,ig i'm iSruIfr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
Sefcntltbc 95enDu.
Gcpt. 1S,

Samt1a9S Den 4tcn Sttobet, um II llbr
NlittasS, fOaen am lSoufe oc5 perffcrbcncn
Sobn Strpben, lcetbjn Don Sbsr'Sou
coua Souufdip, 2cha @auntp, fcGoenoc 2fr
titsl auf 6ftntIi6er Sencu perfauft mcrren,
nimIib:
Gine Sub. cin Spasicr'8o9cn nit @c'
fbir, Gin | SiuI5 8ausrn @aasn, Gin
Sdlitten, 2 @rubboden, cine crHe @hte QCI
bcne SbIas Sad llbr, Gin Gjruno OeciicI.
g8incmuble, elm 0eff, Drabr Gtfhrauf
9Iilbi1rant. Ssfsn nit Strbr. 2 fupfer
ne SeiIcl SOl5tilte, 2 quite Su9eI Slide
GtubGe, 8infe, 3hbrr, SiiIr, Stinosr, Elm
3aubensarn, unc uisle anccre NrtifcI 5u um
lfduoub Su meloen.
Die 8eoin9un9en am Ssrfauf5ta9e unb
lutwdrtun9 uon ...
Charles Sfcpben,
5aufcro 2tcpbcH,
SSnunab SicfCuScrfcr,
Coleman Sicfeuoerfcr,
Grben.
Gfnf / nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
2iDice SrcH Oiitcr.

2ttS Srlpl vcn autu Sortsn uno SuaIitatEn. tir
acr, ia tiUiQcr os Er il in oitr Stopt ou9ctctGn pu
o. Sllt Ycrllns, lapato$, 9ylrus &c Gains lr bilIt
allt Srrttn Gottunc, u. + ". II. no.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
WSmslins ! Wimsling !

Sbr OU9mtjulr Stcd 9Rust,n5 Sidln95, Gbcis,
SlorndS, QRonhIttr GirabamS II. ~, 1T in Der
Shat Gin bsrlbr. uno Gin itosr Der i'm unttrfutbt
mtt nit uus UtCrtiu uno fir eo6 unttriubtu rttD:
ncn mir uid6 an, unO bdftn rrtb 9trnt nit frSuno;
tbcn GtIdbtsItleu nit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
Gin OMnO perlDrCn.

( Der lluterSsibnste BAT por
LfIE1 y1s1eini9sn Sa9en bel 9 baut's
~ -. s--zz,-.ze-.... Birtbsbaufe in ROro gGbeit
Ban Sdunfdip einen iunasu Nsu SunoIano
Suno UerIorCn. DHlelbe III 9aus weis,
mo bat Elm robes Sbr. g8cr mir 9Iab
rIibt cauOn 9bt, Dem bin i6 ungtbsuteI
tcu Dant fbuIei9.
Spfepb A1}oftr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-25
gSrp;ericen! CirpscrieGn !

UTU5ETItEI! UTU5VTIEVH
~~rs Se toGcn outb tjnlp bTritbln Stct
I@-IHEE GjrcBrin Cju1dt9t-iu fl warEn gang
N1gst-s.j btrnrers 9tdrtb III ciEtr autwaEl-
szazsss-zzl114 Ouilte bcttht gum Shtl aus frNcnom
2trttd: Ills WclalitS uno 3udcr, pcn crlttr Site ;
lille 2rtlu Go0W5 uuo SDtt6; ale Nrtcn Sptts; SoIj
Siib H. l. II.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-04
PRTNTING
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees
% and other persons interested in the
estates of the respective decedents and MI
nors, that the administration accounts Of
the following estates have been fled in
the Office of the Register of Monroe couu-
tv, and will be presented for confirmation
and allowance to the Orphans Court to
be held at Stroudsburg, in and for the a
foresaid county, on Monday, the 22d day
of December next, at l o'clock, 2. NJ.
First account of Rudolphus Smith, ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament OF
Rudolph Kintncr. of Middle Smithfeld
township, deceased.
First and final account fGeorge Rouse,
executor of the last will and testament OF
John Rouse, of Hamilton township, de-
ceased.
First account of Michael Miesner, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Ezra Bates,
of Hamilton township, deceased.
First account of John Barry, admins
traitor of the estate of Walter Barry, sr.,
of Hamilton township, deceased.
First and final account Of Joseph Cru
Der administrator Of the estate of Isaac
Gruber, of Polk township, deceased.
SAMUEL REEFS, jr., Register.
Registers Office Stroudsburg,
November 27, 1851.