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CiO0iss, .Wasatiitas,
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING,
Lnces, Embroidories, etc., etc.

10Y ..........
CANAL STREET.
Finding that increasing business required additional
store accommodation,
M E s. IT u E NJ IA n
inform her Lady friends generally that
she has leased the spacious store No. l07 street. adjoining
her present stand, which has beea fitted up expressly as
SHOW ROOM, for CLOAKs, MANTILLAS AND BON.
NETS desirable and choice of those goods have been
received direct from the first houses in Paris
ing opened which she respectfully solcits and
continued patronage of the Ladies of New Orleans
gers visiting the city.
The Embroidery Department
In No Id9 considerably increased will to con.
tain select of the novelties and styles
FRENCH EMRRoIDERIEs, REAL LACEs,
Of every variety and entirely designs.
JOUYIN'S AND ALEXANDER'S
KID AND SILK GLOVES.
nRESS-MAKING conducted, 0nder the direct superntond
OF Mrs. Turner heetofoe by lady of considerable
experience and kuowledged capacity.
The Millinery Branch of the business is attended by
French lady Of decided talent and taste.
Ladies Families residing country who may find II
nconvenen visit New Orleans rely upon strict and
puncua Of their ordeys by addressing MRS TUR
NER. l0s Canal street.
Merchants conhdng their orders to Mrs Turner will lnt
them promptly and accurately executed.
Nos 107 AND lO9 CANAL STREET,
nc 2p3m&W New Orleans.
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FATAL FALL.-A shocking accident occurred at a
sugar refinery in Baltimore the 18th, by which a
German named Meyer was fatally injured. He was
engaged in rolling hoSshead of sugar from the rails
ing platform on the aighth floor of the building when
the chains which supported the platform upon which
he was standing at the time broke and be was pre-
ciptated with it and the hogshead to the ground
floor, distance of eighty feet One side of his skull
was crushed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22
Tur BUSINESS OF RA1LRoADs.-The Albany Jou

The BUSINESS OF RAILRoADs.-The Albany Jour
nal says:
Though there is large falling of in the freight
and passenger receipts on our railroads, during the
months of December and January, the expenses have
been so largely diminished that the net receipts are
nearly ii not quite equal to those of last year. The
deep and weather of the last winter be-
side the expense of keeping tracks clear, was de-
structive alike to engines and cars. The New York
Central aud the Hudson River Railroads have gained
more in reduced expenses, during the last six weeks
than they lose in the falling off in gross receipts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

PRIZE FIGHT.-The Boston Herald gives an account
Of a brutal prize fight between James Lynch and
John Humphries of Brooklne, for 500 a side, in a
barn situated in a town ten miles from Boston, on
Monday morning. During the fight, Lynch, who was
getting worsted attempted to bite off the nose of his
antagonist, which brought about general melee.
Clubs and knives were used with great freedom, and
several persons were hurt. Two men were stabbed
! and bled prefnseIy.
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THr MonMoN wAn.-The Washington Sun says \

Tue MORMON WAR.-The Washington Sun says N
recent letter:
The Government certainly anticipates bloody and
protracted war with the Mormons and is making ar
fangements for it. Congress does not appear To be
very eager to provide means for carrying the
The House has refused to suspend the rules to permit
the introduction of bill to authorize the Enlistment
of five additional regiments for the purpose.
The House awaits the report of the Committee on
Territories. to which an inquiry to the AOrmoA
rebellion was submitted on the 23d nlt
The military authorities are undoub sdly eorrest in
their views Of this matter. If there is TO be
with the Mormons, it is quite tins that the Utah
army should be reinforced. If the bill to raise add
tional regiments were actually law. there
put them on the plains of Utah before next spring
summer. Thirteen hundred recruits are TO be raisea
before the 18th of March next 10 ail up existing
regiments, besides those regiments that are to %
raised
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River Intelligence

PRIZES DRAwS-In last Saturdays drawing Of
Swan Co.'s lottery, New Orleans came in for prizes
of $4,000 and $4,000. The latter prize, No. 2s,5O7
was sold at Mr.. De la Cruzs Morning Star Cigar
Store" No. 10 Camp street. To those who have
change to spare, in trading for the favors of fortune
would suggest the lottery of Messrs. Swan & Co.
which is an American institution, though con.
Quoted on the Havana plan-as the one for their
money,
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The o. g. mail steamship Gahawba, j. d. 3alo,h,
commander, from New York via Havana, arrived
here last evening having eft the latter place on shs
18th inst The Cshawba arrived at the South West
Pass on the evening Of the 10th shout O'Clock. bat
did not cross, the channel being blocked sbs then
went TO the Pass r0utre bat did not cross sI the
list at N. She left the steamship Empire City
aground at Southwest Pass at 10 P. NJ on The 10th.
From Havana we have little to chronicle. The q.
s. steamfrigats Wabash. bearing the broad pensszot
Of Commodore Paulding, having on board CoIo.,rl
Anderson and bis command, taken at Fort Castillo,
on the San Juan river. arrived the 18th. She LEFT
again on the 18th, TO cruze few days in the Gulf,
and would return about the I'D for letters and orders
All well on board.
The market was not more active. Stock Of old
sugar, 30 600 boxes; new, 10000 boxes, Prices of
old declined fraetion---new advanced trifie
Exehange-Eew Orleans, per cent. premium
New York 60 days sight 81 70 A New York short
sight 6 London, ls TO 20. Freights to U. States
improved slightly.
At Pass FOutre exchanged signals with ship
Bazaar, Of Richmond, bound up.
The following is the spesie list By the Cahawba:
Kyem rsr York; j. Postal. SAT- sezz.. Peek
!. tsss s.e-ras- MI Co. ssess Hss,rs Bro.
e xsas. T. ssSss. % +ssy 81 Fsss ss % Hss s.s; e s E Il
siseo. fuz Assndsno. = sse5 C. A. Kassr. SIG
The following is e list OF the passengen:
1s v w xy s.s. sssses Vi ssy H.. e E
&c sss s sses Esi sss s.s ks s.
Ans n y Gibbs. y Whi1e. P. Angel. ~ Fairrhifd
s sss y G ss.s Cd nj, :s,s s-:; M "
James Cerdons A. scha All Exppencof ksy child and
servant O. = odhd, laiy ehI and servant NJ Bohn
lady. Ms p EotuEzrs and f.rn1s adv
W. Floyd, b Be-oe d. Duvsi. W. H. Arrinrtou znd a8x
J. GeIsn-s and Iady J. Nuihoda u q azzss b lSeer ~
Honsaico @ : ''s'' Z s'e-''' z Say = = hss' Z.
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Telegraphsd to The New Orleans Crescent.
CONGRESSIONAL rRocErp1ros.


"AsHiSGTor, Jan. 2l.-Yalees resolution was
adop'ed, asking the Secretary Of War for estimates
OF tne unpaid volunteer force Of Florida last year.
Johnson ef Tenn, reported back the Homestead
bill, Recommending it passage. Made The special
order Tor the second Monday in February,
Davis reported bill Increasing military es,,b,;.b.
ments. Made the special order for the a5tb.
Various bills reported by the several committees.
On the resolution presenting medal to Com
modor Paulding, Doolittle spoke in favor; Brown
and Pugh spoke against the Psulding medal
Pcarce obtained the floor, when the Senate adj
journed till Monday.
Houe.-Tbe House was occupied In like manner,
the bills being mostly of local interest.
J. Clancy Jones' OF the Committee on Ways and
Means reported bin appropriating for Notifications,
naval services civic, legislative executive and ju-
dicialexpenses.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Capt. Mcintosh leaves in
the Colorado to take command Of the Home
Squadron.
large quantity Of public lands in Iowa. in June and
July next.
The War Department contempates sending Gen.
Scott to the Pacific Coast to organize force against
Kansas Election.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2l.-The following Is pnbiished
over Denvers signature Constitution, with slavery,
6,l43; without slavery $500. The free State party
elected, on the 4th, all the State officers by an
average majority of.4l5 The Senate stands l3 Free
State and Democrats. House, 90 Free State and
Is Democrats The majority against the Constitu-
tion on the 4th was OPS.
The Ariel.
New YORK, Jan. 2l.-It is supposed that the Ariel,
which was to sail from Havre on the 3Oth, has put
back disabled.
Failures
NEW YORK. Jan. a. Hilliaru, Haynes, Palmer l.
Co. Of Cleveland and Hopkins, Haynes and Palmer of
New York, have failed.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-Thompson & wetmore's dry
goods store burned down last night
Domestic Markets
New oRK Jan. 2l.-Cotton is waiting the steam
er's advices Sales small Market weak. Flour duh.
Wheat firm. Corn-white, 6s to zoe. Bacon steady
Hams, &c.. Shoulders, &C. Mess Pork, Sc lower.
Lard. lower.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2l.-Flour, 80 rs to So so
Whisky, 14lc. Hogs, 81 rs to IS. Provisions very
firm. Mess Pork, sl2 so to $I3. Buck Meats
Shoulders, 54c; Sides, &C. Lard held at Sc. Sugar
5 to 63c. Molasses, 23c. Coffee, 81 to 1O4c Elk
change on New Orleans, per cent. premium.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21.-Flour is So so instead o
"a so as quoted yesterday.
River Intelligence.
WEATHER AT 8 A. NJ, Jan. 2l.-Dubuque, clear
mercury at 80 deg. above zero. st. Louis, clear A
deg. above zero Cairo, AZ deg. above zero clear
Montreal, 25 deg; clear Quebec, weather clear
Buffalo, wind west 80 deg Cincinnati, clear 8
deg Pittsburg, &c deg; clear. Louisville, Al deg
VIcEsBuRG, Jan. 2l.-The Prima Donna passe,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

HIGH WATER IN RED RIvER.-The Caddo Gazette
of Saturday last says
The weather has been mild and pleasant. On last
Sunday morning the rain came down in torrents
The mails detained by high water, and our
streets were navigable for small boats. few clear
days succeeded this deluge. On Thursday the rain
set in for the season.
The Alexandria American of the same date says
that the river full banks and the streets be-
coming navgable.
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EsIand of Cuba.

o D o III N q U & NJ A Or AL,
importers ofHavann Cigars &LeafTObaccO &
No l6 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior stock of best
most yorte brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO
AT THE LOWEST PkICEs
"OLD JoE' as he is famiarly known for the las
sixteen years. his old stand In the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains in his old quarters where be found the yer,
sbands Of Havana and Paper Cigars his own mporta
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE
always be found the very best brands of Chewing
Paper Cigars and the very best quality Havana Cigars
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

Con-. PAULDTSG.-TAe hlbnsiers, it appears, do
not comprise all the residents Of New Orleans, We
see by the papers of that city that Subscription has
been opeped for the purpose Of presenting 70 Commo,
dore Paulding sword Of honor, and to the officers
and crew OF the frigate Wabash flag, as an eyi.
dence of the approval of their acts in the capture OF
Walker. baltimore Sun.
The subscription has hzzled oas. and II Com
modore Paulding gets sword nom his admirers in
this city, we think it viii be very cheap and shabby
aa4ir,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

FRoM BARBADoEs.-The schooner c. W. Conner
arrived at Norfolk, Va, the l4th, ten days from
East Caicos Island, with salt. She brings favorable
reports relative to the sugar crop The anticipated
crop at Barbados is estimated at $4,000 hogsheads
Slaves were in active demand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

TIE TREASURY NoTEs.-It is said that the first
issue OF the treasury notes. to the amount of six mil
lions, will all be taken in New York at the rate Of
per cent interest," during the present month, or as
soon as they are ready.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

SHOCKING PARRToIDE.-A dispatch of the llth in
stant from Hamilton, Canada West, says;
most atrocious murder was committed at Pool
ville four miles from here last night. Jared Com
stock and bis wife, aged over 20 years, were the VIC
tins. Their own son was the murderer. He has for
some time been insane At about o'clock last even
ing he killed his father by knocking him down with
an axe, and his mother was killed by skillet. He
then cut their hearts out and cut of the bodies
in pieces and roasted the other the stove eating
portion OF it, He intended to have killed his sister,
but fortunately she escaped The murderer is in Gus
tody, and has confessed the act
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

FATAL AcoIDENT.-on the morning of the 18th,
in Baltimore, an old wall about which some men
were working, fell and killed one of them. Three
others were badly injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

HOMICIDE IN GEoRGIG.-on the 18th, in Dougherty
county, Ca, Mr.. Jas. West was shot and killed by
Constable Davis for resisting attempt to arrest
him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq;
Dear SrThe twenty inch Mill which puch ased from
T. j. Pack woods plantation has
the sugar-ml engine and put in operation last week
pleased with it in every respect both in regard
pcity, durability, and quantity grinds timed mill
when operation several times found my surprise that
the mill grinding bushe mnue therefore expect
mill grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2pH JOHN s. MCDONALD, Engineer.
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.arrsred
n o r r / S, M A u LII 6 @ o.,
LOTHIE ERs,
Successors Norris 4 way)
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Now offer to the public their usual large and eleganta
meni OF
Fine Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE, AND CHOICE MATERIAL.
Their stock of
ovERCoATs,
DRESS COATS,
FRoCK COATS, and
BUSINESS COATS
Has een selected and manufactured with the greatest posi-
bic care.
BLACK AND FANCY cAss PANTS.
FANCY CAss. SUITS.
CAzIQUE-
In every variety.
Together with a and beautiful assortment Of
yEsTs.......... of all descriptions.
SHIRTS :.
FANCY GOODS =. E. osl 2ptf
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Sscan y Co.'s Lotteries.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEiti
100000 for sIOTa

Tbs following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN q CO.,
Managers Of the PORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY Of
Georgia in each Of their Lotteries fsr January 1853
AUGUSTA Georgia. to which city they
principal Office to be drawn In public as follows:
Glass 90 will be drawn SATURDAY January q 1855.
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e. Career COAlpGmy's
'ATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.

The undersigned, sole manufacturers under F. CARFERh
patents of 1888 ls45 and 1913 permanently established
Office and Warehouse at No, 70 GRAVIER STREET and
prepared furnish Planters Merchants any size
OF this celebrated GIN
They deem unnecessary to detail Its advantages 9th.
its Dumberess endorsements by practical authorities
using it. sufficient confirm its high reputation and &c
make its adoption still more general
| ns 2ply L. CARVER COhPANH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

Nh. II. Buckley,
WATCHMA MAKER,
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention Of purchasers his
stock Of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
of the aes. styles and perfect workmanship The best
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal any Watch for time.
large assortment Of
CHAINS,
BREAsTPINs,
EARRINGS,
SETS OF JEwELRY, etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREAsPINs.
THE FINEST PEBBLE sPECTACLEs.
Which offered large reduction from former rates.
p Personal attention given Watch Repairing usual
n23 2p4m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

Wines and Liquors,
I7.......... ROYAL STREET, T,....,...,....1s
Asuppy of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in qrsrts
and pints constantly hand, wchis equal the
coEesto this market,
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
FINE OLD PoRT--he best in the city.
SPARKLING @ and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and sHGRBE
WIEEs. - =
BR a ID IES:
sAzERAC the Vintage Of 1875, I7ss and 1909 and
brands.
WHISK
OF iescrptions-Seotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
=. Also.
On hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and II
QUoRs the market, which will be sold ressons
terms any 9th er heusen the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2nly strsst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

Read This 1!
NEW ORLEANS CHRON ETER
Watch hlanufactory,
"a COMMERCIAL PLACE.
CHROEoMETERS AND WATCHES made to order and
skillfully repaired
Wstehmakers need send North Europe
difficult pieces Chronometers or Watches as
they be furnished ut reasonable rates.
JAMES PASCAL.
pTrue Time determined by Transit Instrument 2psm
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S{6- FOR CADIX-PASSAGE ONLY-THE Al
RRFsAS = FIST smiling American ship Roswell Sprague,
S-Capt. Patteu, IS now loldng and will have Immediate
dispatch. For passage ony, hav ng fine accommodations ap
ply TO captain on board.
jal9 J p. WHITNEY h CO., 50 Carondele st.
6fE9S FOR CADIH-THE Al FAST SAILING
kStSFee American ship Ella A. Clark, Capt. Hopper
Ssa.hodt is loading and will have immediate dis.
patch. For freight of an bales cotton, apply 10
j. p. WHITNEY X co. 50 Caroudelet ST.
For passage, anplv to the rsntHin on hoard. ial9
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Lea s Perrins'
Read This!

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-07
Scbcf bier !!

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bCbnttn Stcd pcn
Srpdeumaarru, Suieu6paarrn 0rp;c-
rriru, Siltiibcr unb Carpets,
on cosr uutcr SCitCu, gum &crtauf inrsm Iie eiclt
CSefhdftt ouflsttu werrcu. Sis torcn pabtr Uur
Gin iie nit sRlm @tlueb iu tccbrsn, notm iis icet
netb cine GclesCnbS hotca bargains 30 MAIDEN. cit
mir fcit SubIcPIu hHO ibuGu iu 9stGu. SEir b0bcn
auf oanO
Gattunr unb DcInins, Gcitm urb 5rimmn1S
WpuCIinS uup 6tauacIc, GaGinctt, Gu6, CAT.
limsrr, sGslinsS, GSrpct S69S, Carpets, Dill
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nabcr 8ora inS mothsn meut. 10 ruftt on. an HCu
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alCutaEs.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-07
@rDBe 8aroainS !!

Die unterisihnctcn Fuo IcstEn ron pbilablpbia
uno GsurCrf nit eem 9rSGtsu uuo wrbtftiOtu Stcd
sitter ods ne ie batten iurddsstebrt. - Sbr etcd
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Mcus Delains, GaI6mrres, Dcna Sud, gls
paea, ScmbajinS, GUturss. uuo ale @rs
ten bon I&warSsm uno farbiscm Dre6s
Seiben. prints, Wuslins, Strdm.
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u. w.-@Ici6fals
Gin arp6rS @6prtrmrnt
Bdaren fir bic 5srrsr. ols Sattinsts, 8rntudp,
Seams, @aIlmeres, fhparis, blaue., braunr
unp CRIME 9dAer, gsIinss. unb cisle uneerr
Sitter wrlde ssmS9nli6 In sto6rs setaItsn
wrrtsn. tprtde fis potlfeiler ais ic gum Ssrs
fnuf anbirtsn. - Sts toSen bas putlifum Elm
ansurufm unb ibrcn Stcd Su untrrfu6rn, ebr
man Icntpo fault, unS bann fiir I'D, Idtf ,u
urtbrilen. - Der Srt III 80. 5 Samilton
Strabe, nS&Fc Sbare 3u hsm ,.guste Sctd."
Gjrint 9teninger unb Gemp.
Insntaun, Stpt. %. 1857. na6p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-07
GtpaS, rpnab bic Seute iudrn -
SSSOblfei(c 8lciSer !
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Soo:SGlIcwe' pale,
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matbt Den Ginmrbnern bier uae eer aau,en pcitcn
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bat, mo man ole gRcesu uno 6Isicer III allen prsi
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Gin Stioun9sitdd Cinrn 8unoe utbt raft, ic braubt
CT es nibt ju nebmEu, uno Gin onoersS wro fc9titb
stmaht, bis eEr Sunee ;ufriGeCu 1T. Nicmauo miro
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uno biQt9e Irtstt 81 9rrinnrn, uno pCnn 8unrCn
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aus Sihtr iGoCr Sarbe uup Girl Satinstt ron al.
len Girls, Si9urin uno 9rGiitu, SGietnE unb aneC:
Ti 42Cfpdtttru, .ptueCu, 8ultu, Grapaitt, Sraoen,
SaitbSntdbcr, pontlhubC, Strtmpfs, II. 10, fen:
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ntsSGn.
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or rSrtan9tsn SRSeE uno ouf bic ihEnlts uno beits
SSCk auf9entaht.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-07
0dS 9Drtrdit

bc8 Gbrtp. Srn. Spbanne8 Stlfrih.
Sas 9lbniB bss psiIanb SerEcrtrnru Scban.
nss SsIfri6, bat IOsben bic prtHs psrIaem, unb
III tiaig ;u erbaltsn, auf Gnfrage an ben Sirdsn
in bcnrn sr in Isiner eetensjsit prsbists, 70 pis
aud in rsm SuGfUtr gum
9cha 9atript.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-07
Gdr0ct NIB Scf=Eucb.

HGe$ pus in picfm @sIbafss3gpsis psrtanet psr
oen fam, trifft man sbenfaus bei ibnsn an. uno fl
9ebtn Die @erfherun9 cos au6srbaIb ben Sesitat
ten otefe 1rtitsI nsmane ~cbfsitsr psrtaufsn fam
als pie fis.
S@~alle arten Der setp56uliden 2anbcssrubut'
ten werben I'M auStaui6 fir gBaarrn ansenom'
men, unS bafiir Der b6ate @arttprsis rGaubt.
Gjutb unb 8bber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-07
6rp:crcieu! +!

Sbr aTcrtsmsnt 9rcSsrcicn III 9ou, defenders an'
dtertrefft, uno beiiebt aus sufer, 9afec, N1ctaes
Il. p,-fsrner bottn fs sberrlidbc gRatrtlru, Cat,
S6niss. YFrfd: :Sdniss, SoFncn, 1as. Graders.
ema Bcbuen, Sbse, &bctctcoe. Gpiscs, u. f. II.
allies ~sit tiaissr ais 9cpSbnIi6 gu uertuu fen bsi
0utb unb I6bcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-07
QGbieS Orcfs : Glitter.

Sic batsn ei bsrrtibe aus.pabf Itbpor,e uno
tcIerirts Ssicrn, Detains. 8ersse DC eans, eapns,
tSin9bans, 8rilIianbs, De Bs9s, Rdnm pcult Dc
Coil Scpss, G6cppare piois, Sansp prints, Dreg
Srtnmin9s, WarIsitIsS Cellars uno gItspes, 6ols:
ttibsr, banefbubs, Srumpit, gRius, paraGcls, 9,Gn
Der, Srtn9ss u 10, aIIss gang wOblfti ,u psrfau:
fen bst
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-04-07
SouSbalt : Slrtifcf.

Cine bcrrbe auspotl eintn Gbeds. ssttrihtC
uno nitt: 9sbIsidbte SRuflins, 9ebsidts uno unse:
tlsttbtc Shwtin9s, Siding. Stdnnss, einsn unH
anoere Sfbtidsr, Srrplin9, u. 10, alIss ean; un:
9swSbnlib biai9 ju usrtaufIn bsi.
0utG unb 8Sber.