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the taking up of the resolution coud be avoided without
an adjournment
Mr. Berren had chosen that mode to dispose OF the
resolution for the day II, however senators desired to
remain in session, he would withdraw the motion
Mr. Clayton observed, that nothing could induce sena-
tors his side to act with precipitation upon such
important bill
Mr. Cameron objected TO taking up the resolution TO
ay-although, when il did up, he might be found
with the OF it, Too much time had already been
consumed in the discussion of the regiment bill He
believed that the necessity for its passage great
low or even greater, than before.
Mr. Niles hoped the senator from Pennsylvania would
withdraw his objection and let the resolution be acted
Mr. Calhoun observed that there was an intimate con-
1exon between the ten regiment bill and the subject
which had been alluded to- and he hoped the chairman
}, the Military Committee would not press the bill TO
vote He was opposed to the discussion OF matters per-
tanning to executive session with open doors 1t would
|be setting dangerous precedent, and would lead to the
destruction of the object intended by the constitution in
providing for executive sessions.
Mr.. Mangum hoped he not understood as favoriDe
the project of discussing the particular matter allu
led in open session He did not approve of any such
|thng He had merely stated that he would not oppose
his negative to such course, if the gentlemen represent,
ng the administration fit to take the responsibility OF
adopting it.
Mr. Calhoun had not understood the senator from North
Carolina approving IT,
Mr.. Cass urged that there more necessity now
than for the passage of the ten regiment bill Sup
posing that treaty had been made, it known tina,
there had been quorum of the Mexican Congress to
ray it, and that the government of that country very
|unsabe-here to-day and gone tomorrow. And even il
1--we should agree treaty. there may be ratification
lit by Mexco-they may be inclined to reject it, if
military operations. We ought to make powerful dem.
|onsration to have its effect in driving them into treaty
NO expense will be incurred by the passage of the bill
las the troops need not be raised if it be not necessary
Mr.. Mangum raised point of order.
Mr. Cass aware that he not in order; but, as
oher gentlemen had been INDUCED, and he had personal
y been alluded he trusted he should be allowed the
privilege
Mr. Mangum said, that not his point of order. l,
was, whether the gentleman not giving "aid and
comfort the enemy" by making remarks here which
would be published, and might reach their ears about
making feint for effect, and with view to frightening
them into ratification of treaty, the knowledge OF
(which would put them their guard and defeat its aim
Mr. Cass not for feint-he was for real elec-
tive demonstration.
Mr. Johnson, of Maryland, objected to the consdera
lion of the resolution oday and moved adjournment
(which was agreed TO,
And the Senate adjourned.
In the House. Immediately after The reading of the
journal, Mr. Barrnger moved an adjournment which was
|agreed TO and the House ad ouned.
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For the Union.
A patriarch has gone to his rest link between the
past and present generations is broken. sage and pa
trio has fallen at his post 1t is fit that should
MOURN 1t is just to pay tribute to departed worth Ii
is due that we should unite in showing respect to the
memory Of the great man who but yesterday among
u.s. We, therefore, propose and invite that meeting Of
the citizens shall be held at the City Hall tomorrow
Thursday evening" to take such measures may be
deemed expedient the death OF the patriarch patriot
and sage, JOHN Quincy ADAMS
JOSEPH Fl. BRADLEY
LEWIS JOHNSON,
w, d. WALLACE,
VIM ORME,
WALTER LENox,
w. H. WINTER
HENRY MAY.
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Last night but one.
THIRD GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
( THE STEYERMARKISCHEM MUSICAL COMPANY
at Car.ssrs Saloon.


FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. %, 1913.
PROGRAMME.
Part l.
|. "Warror's JOY March Gungl
q Overture to 'sAlesandro Stradella" Flotove.
3 "The Melodies of the Heart waltz Strauss.
L. Introduction to the LIST act of Bellsarlo Donze.
Part H.
s. Jubilee Quadrile Strauss.
g. Frederick Williams Garden Polka Czapek,
7. The Nights Revew-Tableau of lIar-
Deseri p The beginning of Evening Evening
points out the universal fall into sumber of the inhabitants
f the earth Approach of the hour of Ghosts IL O'Clock
b. The Review-the Drummer leaves his grave at Mid
aight 6. French Drum and Trumpet, Signal War March
of nature g. Grand Finale This the great parade
ION the Eysau Field, which dead Cesar held at Midnight
Part III
s Festival Overture the Dessau March, Schneider.
9 SOLDIERS Dances" Waltz Lanner.
no, Hunting Pleasure Gallop Laade
Tickets SI-to be had the musicstores, and the
door
Doors open at 7perfomance TO commence at O'Clock
precisely. teh go
Rv II. GREEN, .4.ctfOneer.
)DOOTS, SHOES, LASTS. Nc. AT AUCTlON.-On Fri
I'D day, the 18th inst shall SELL at the Boot and Shoe
.Sore OF c. Il. Brown, Pennsylvania avenue, the
Lorner of 10Th street. 10 O'clock m the entire stock
(of boots shoes &c. of the establishment We enumeate
N part
80 pair lndia-rubber shoes
200 lasts of various sizes
With many other articles not necessary to enumerae
Terms ash. A fine chance for bargains.
Feb 2,~2t a GREEN, Auct
KEEPER wanted for n Boarding House.-A mes
of sixteen or eighteen boarders wishes engage suit
liable person to keep house. Inquire at this office
Feb. 2l-st
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POPULAR LECTURES,

TIME lecture of the course, the street Baptist
l. church, the Post Office Department will be de.
vered Thursday evening" the oath instant at halfpas
o'clock by The Rev. T. ID. ANDERSON of Massachu It's
Subjects The influence Of the cultivation of Repercncs
upon The permanence of our Repubic
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, FEB. 2a, Is4s.
DEATH OF MIR. ADAMS.

The mournful and deeply impressive event. the antci
patton OF which, during the last three days. has created
so profound an emotion through our community, and
almost wholly suspended the legislative business of the
country, has come at length Mr. Adams is no more
lie brealhed his last, in the Speakers of the
House oil Representatives, al twenty minutes past seven
O'Clock this evening The manner and the circumstances
oi the death OF this lusous and venerable patriot and
statesman form the fitting close of life devoted even
rom early boyhood to the service of his country.
fils puoic career commenced in $751; when he was
put fifteen years OF age AT that time he acted as sec
rotary to one OF the American legations Since then
during period of sixty-seve years-he has been con-
SANITY almost without single interval, in public Off
cial stations The last solemn visitation of Providence
has found hm-and he seemed to desire that should
beat the post and in the harness of patriotic duty
Crowned with his countys highest honors-epresenting
70 younger generation the old Heroic Age" of our
repubc-the last venerated survivor of the chief mags
aes OF our revolutionary if to the end that the
great example of his life might be most conspicuous and
Impressive his spirit has passed away, it before
the eyes of his assembled countrymen, from the very
midst of those halls of national council, Wherein by his
participation in the labors of two genera
tons of statesmen he had achieved his great and world
wide renown!
Felir soiu,n ciaritate rita,
Sed etidp OgpOrtnHitdte mOrftS!
Mr.. Adams born on July H. 1867. Thus he died
the eyes of his countymen He has died amid the uni
versal sympathy of this community. Every mark OF re-
spect will be paid to his memory.
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We devote large portion Of paper TO MIR. Sewer
Speech to the exclusion of many other articles No time
could be more appropriate to its appearance than the
present. when the treaty, TO which it often REFERS is
this day laid before the Senate
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
4 St9uaebrer iperben perlanat

Nabridt mirb bsrmit srtbcilt. taB bic
Direftoren hes Quentaun SdnIeifrifts f6
am Mlittwod ben 9ten 1usulf. um O ubr
Worsens, an oem fuo'weiiIiten SduIbau'
fs in 1lIentaun paiammeIn wsrben. um Qp'
pIifanten fur d paeant eemorbsne S6ulleb
rsr SteIIm, bes befa9ten Sifrifts Su cram,
iniren, uno wenn iie tiidtig crfunben mer
ben. einen mdnnIi6en uno brsi wsbIi6e
eebrer fur ben fommencen Ssrmin. Der am
erifen Montas i'm Ssptember Beginner Nib,
anSuifeIIen. = Sn Der 3wifdenjeit wrbsn
fOI6e tie 1ppIieation Su MAIDEN gsbsnfsn
srfu6t untsrSeitnsten baUOn in &snntnie
su fesen.
e. S. Sager, See.
SuIi "a. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
-. .V. Rube,
SricOcnsri6ter.

Sat feline Qmtsffubs in Gle @Obnuns 6ss
peritorbensn g amueI Runf. UerIsst, no
er nit Sane ale geftdfts onnebmsn wirb,
bic in fsin Sad seb6rsn.
81. 8.-8si Gem nsuIiden Seuer purbs
Elm Rerb nit Geiee Builder uno papieren
aus Der 1mtsftube tes unterseibnstsn neg
9etrassn. Snbem bsfaste 9ibg unb SPA
pitren eiuer anosrn psrlon Don feinem
Brtb fino. wirb Gusfunft barlbsr nit
Sanf empfanssn ,psrben.
SobnS. Rube.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
9i0cbriCbt

lpirb bisrmit aessbsn. RAE bic llnterSeidns'
ten ale XeminiifratOrs rcn Der 9interIoNen'
fdaft ees perfiortenen Sonatban D e.
Ions. Ishtbin bon eopbiu Gaunfbip, &c.
ha Gauntp. srnsnnt mereen iinS. 1ue Die.
isnissn welGe nod al brfaste .6interlanen.
fdaft f6uIbis fino. wsresn caber auf9sfcr.
bert, innGbaIb 6 BC6fn abbubeiabIen. unb
fclbs bic nob rebtmdsise Sotbsrunsen ta'
ben. beIieben ibre Rsbnunsen sbenfalls in.
rerbalb befa9tem 3sitpuntte mcbIbsidti9t
riniubintiscn. on
s1ebu Sslcne, ;Sfsm,,,a
Asster Gelone, 1'''''prs
Sul' 10. NOON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
SsriaopesSn(pe
sln Die GrmdtIsr Der eteu Brigade, stcm
Sipiiton, y. Nf.-

wa ptC 0ktONUttI WI
SiDiiton, y. Nf.-
5rsunSs unS gRircteotSn
Dur6 cine fsbr unbf6aftIide Com
.munieatiOn in usrfdisosnsn br bisfssn
BIdtter. 70 pie auf eas wisoertelte Griu6sn
msinsr Srsunos.s bin i'd bewcsen wcrosn
MID Guersr Gftpdsuns ale Gin Ganbioat
fir tas Imt eines
Srig aoesSufpeftprS,
bel esr ani l9ten Qusuif Su baItsncen @obI
an5ubieten, nno erfuhe oaber meine UieIe
marmsn miIiiarifdsn Sreunoe. nit benen
i'd iniinsr anf frsunoIicben SiiBs mar. uno
fur bic i'd iccerSeit alIes ibat oas in meinen
Rrdften itano, uno nod immerbin brsit fsin
wsrbs, Elm @Ieites su tbun, UNI ibre refpsf
tipen Gtimmeu uno ginfIus. Spute i'd
erwdbIt weroen, 70 wsrbe ib bic Ifibten
oes lmtss NIT Sreue une fren9sr pinft.
Iidfsit, wOuOn bsrsits fton pisIe ilbsrbeu9t
iinb. ousilbsn.
Sofepb g. Saeer.
Qaentaun, Suli 81. nqbW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
Oruder 0lrheit.

,, - fitlr Drutcr ,psresu itccrRit rnp on tyn iii,
oant,vV amt vVrelfsn ole artn 0ndr:artskn, nit ssar.
Me- max,r sifsn. auf elmer gcspr.grcfs rsrrid,tst. e
Sr,,, MT edbtIt, Ditts. fc mis i;ss susns
rnrs.n,'.n - ~s'' IN rem Sabs sinss 6risrsnerihas
Nu wt uns s''''p"'. nit sinsm arcfsn afIcrtsms'
Gn9tifbsr gdrifin pirfshSsas,n - bssm mir sit
,abreitsu 5ulprutb ess GusliI9S eeS, putItlms pi
crbalttn.
orc. W. Carr, Gfa. III bee s,sui fit str
E4esha patrirt"-Sffirs )" gun BuiIrintl" ~sn-Gts
sbauas 6'stiue; saudtsr, uup Gc. 4i0 sisrp At a..
pbiIaretrtia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
9ri9abes

Mu Die Gr,pdblcr Der etcn Brigade, steu
SipifOn, y. Wf. -
gRitfctoatsn!
Sur6 Griubsn pisIer meiner Sreun'
ce unb MitfOIouten, fabIe ib mid bewpsen
aIS Ganoioat fur eas
Srisaocs sJnfpcftorsSlmt,
auf5uttctsn. uno bite @ub odtunaspon
um euers Stimmen uno @tnfluB. Sails Id
erwdbIt wereen ioQts, perfprsbs i'd bic Dem
Gmte Sufommenee pfibten eetreu, piinft:
lib mb Su euerer Sufrieoenbeit gu perwaI
ten. Guer Mtbureer.
SS { II a NJ S1 erB.
Uurntdun. Suli 81. nqb@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
s,soinsuusea Sieisr Seituiis

DIR ea6gripiiens. pui6 fir fsn estba gatriet III
Sin 3baler ees SaBrs ipsnn CT innerbuIO rm Sabr
bs,abG piro; natb 8srlauf oss SabrsS piro 81 %
Safiir ansersSbnet
= asin ,nrtbrtiDsr ipirS ir eiusn farsvct 5siralli
auasncnimen, ais fir lssbs gRcuats.
=. Msnauo fann linsn S'amsu pcu bet eifls oct Cub;
sri6shttn austrsib:a laisn, ct Hats csun glpcr as
saadianos at9stra9sn.
Sstauutmahunssn psresu sin9eridt isnes @isrsd
hrsimal fr sinn 2tulcr. .uetss 5ertfsuus p esntsi
srSssrs i'm @srbSltnif.
OErgritf uus SNiub:itmssn mafsn pciifrst slus
ncianet psrcsn. ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
(9tus San Gtisasc [Saincisl actfsrsuur.)
Sin 9friuan aus Dem Qebcn.

tago Sri6unet" Die .fb fir beren
@abrbeit per6hrgt:
00r etlpa 10 oJabreiL ipie f6
unfere 2efer erinnern perbsn bate
tn Canada 70 cine 2lrt BON Nebels
lion fatt, unb na6bem nan bie gae
trlpten gebanbi9t bate, tpurbs Elm
Sbetl berlel6en blngeri6tst ilnb
oer Nef auf lange Sabre na69!u<
Itralien Derbannt. Dte meiftsn Der
lesterh lparen perbepratbete Man-
rer, pie man erbarmungslos igren
6amtlten entriB, TIN IN einem melt
entlegenen Olmmelsfri6e, unb Del
Barter 9lrbelt paftr 81 bnlsn, baB
es 1Dien inlBlllil9en mar tbrN1np
pom pen llebelil elilertpletDten Nes
glefun9 5iIpetrelell. INIT elflem Die
ler Serpall'l1eH gapen MIR pler 5il
lDnn; o
4Wt SABRE lallg gel[e CT nte
Sut sIuer slnlamen OetahgeillUntl
gettagenl ogns 0onllitn9 le nls9ef
lelne 9epmalp su efolldeil als ole
orIllIi0e 9e9lerpi19 sllls all9sn!eIlle
MmreHle fllr aile ~ GER eaflopllWen
Neeeltlon Setpelll9len erileB, mit
! pper = Nlls1aDhet. llillsr 0sle
ipar y, nullhleDt lreh ilne teln efFsr
9eoallte mar W iellle Qepmi9tD 5u
etlsn e,N,0., , epel a a0 Ct peiaB nl0l ple
:. Wsl|s. ~ 's.ns et ttspstl"gri q 3upstaglsIh
~ es.'u ~ st ,i mub'e er, w at testeligeiI.uB uh
2otu SI ',n.s n. ;t 2sanNlwlanstts Y :. ~ eslS 81
Hs,.gs,'t . s;t,,. pst W.! eS snS..ep uaW SsIf i
tunl n. ;... ,ps''cssI =. cSagte wv utn s. NV
Hen lslnss Oepurlslan0es aoieele.
:. gSelpL 9iiteet iIlTo Srelinoe ersi
tilllfen teille 5epa1teih unp ogne
4uteiltDalt e1lts CT ieIllem altsl'
SSoDnplaBe IN eanaoa 31.
gr f0no bort 2lles, ipie es 9et
Wefent GreHnbe nno 9la66arn bes
lplatpmlnten ibil ais CT feines
9Seges babin tog; aber fpel6er
S6mert trof fem .Oer3t ais er leir
Oaus perlahen fano, nnb erfubr,
oa6 fein 9Setb felt tlpei oSabren Die
Satin zines 2lnptrtt 9eipprben fet
oa fe ben sOiann iDrer Sugenb
fit t o. bt 9eDalten fe unb ibr
neiier gbe9efpOns batten bic 9e<
genp psrlaTsn unb f6, 70 bie6 es :
irgenbtpp In oSllinpis altgeGebelt.
Ser arme 9Diann flblte fttb TEST
erf trpNlpsunb perlafien !; bod Be
fb[ps er feline @atttn unD .RtrberI
ipeniaffens III feheu, unb fie fpenuI
m6alitb ;uriid III fornerr. S1ob
elmer milbfeliaeit s1eife, unb unter
beftaubiaem Sfahfraaer, fam CT
enplib in Enpr gaunfp, VlIinpis, |
ouf itre eSpur, mo fie retbf onfGn
bia In ibrer netten Nepn1otf Iebten.
SoIer ffel[te CT ftb ibnen Dor ipeni<
den 9Hpbrtt ror. Sic Grdu hattie
nitt msbr erffounen ober peinliber
berilbrt merpen fbnnet hattie iie
cine grl6sinnna aus bem grabe
aeba6t, benn f6on lanae bate ds
ibn ais einei, sSprfor6et,en Be-
tra6tet. Ser nele 8atte mar eben
falls aufs uHanaenebmffe ilberrafbt
sinen Seaufpretber fetnes gSeibes
Dor fi6 ;u feben. SGas mar bier
III tbun ?-Ocr erfe 8atte 6efono
tarauf Die Grou nieber irl srbolten;
Ser s,peite ,par ilibt willens Ge
nuf;i,oeben, unb hieft feine 0In.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
81 d Mridt.

Cine Gsrammlun9 ecr GtcdbaItir Der GjSltlIibaft.
asnauut "Or prdi,csut, @SrpoltSr uno Gcnlpa9nf
fir bic Grrisbun9 elmer Briiis tcr Gen ecba SIue,
nabs Der Staot aHsntauu" wiro asboIttn pirrsu ON
G5alfbauft pen D api 10 Stem, in btlastsr Gtaot,
om 7tsn 1u9uft ndchltsus (pIhss Ger sriis SRCutaa
fin piro) um l llbr 9ocmitta9s, fir ben Guogpcd
Gin prdtcSt, rsr @errpolttr une Gin SGbasmsiItsr ts
loattr Scmraenis gu crIpdbIn. bic fiir ras aufnes
s5abr cisnsn elIsr-u psIdbr 3st une Srt hcr Shoes
insiilsr efn Gtcbtalttr cen 3uane bta9tr Gcmposnir
ssssn wire.
peter 9cfTman, prdiit.
Sui 10. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
Vatbrid6t.

s,abriht nre hitrmit sesibin, bo6 tci eSr ndbiltn
Gieuns Der @tie9rbune anpracb 9cmad,, perecnwirt.
ftr cine nsis Youf, piId,s in oir Gtaot an;ntaun.
eeho 9auntp. crridbtct ptrbrn ira stnanut Ntutauu
sSant rrn estba Gaunn nit sinsnl Capital rrn Gin
bunoert taukno Sbacr, nit Grlautni6 BantsSt;b6ftt
aunfau9n cbaIo fdufs tuufnc 2baItr cinbsiahIt nc.
@sorse Gtein, Ssnrp @sinsbsimer.
@itliam GreIman, Owsn Soeser,
s. 8. GcIe. u. g. 8eniussr.
Nmos Gttinssr. Daniel Saenecr.
Sonatban GcoP. 5cnrp Stnurman,
Spfbua Sanfe. Gpbruim Grim.
aasntaun. SuIi. 10. 1913. nq6@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
@tett[er unh Gteprae

.S%aben ibrs S9neiOer @rtfdtte nad Dem
badffeinernen Saufe, ebeoem. .Suuters,
fiioweiilib pom Marftuiered. in Ger Gllen
Strase. perIeat, mOfeIbit fie, wie ;upcr, cas-
Sbneicr gefbdft fcrtieesn, uno ur &C.,
ncieten 3ufpru6 bitten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
81 % seiQe.

~
49, S1 oueru uno anbrn 2biabeferru
W A--rN ~Omaths i'd hirmit eis er9ebsne ln;cis
e&keA 19s, caB iii n,cins g8cbuane ket in Gem
NJ ylTgHirtbsbauis ron G cIcm mc n 9R a.
s=A==sssss er. ouf9cfhlascn, wc itb, init ciusr aus
ten 6ausapetbtt ptrkbcn, in ben Stano 9cftet bn So
ben. Der msInsr tssarf aufs Sbtrts uup 8tts su bt
ciensn.
sRss'n bauf9cr Gsebaits i'm eones in cs mir MIDI,
nSalih, inner lei 6aut gu fu, eccb bin ieb Gcrstus
tis 9 iIbr inunsr iltbtr an,utrsfftu.
Ich mu6 ib bsmsrtsn, fas ieb audi Den @ilhpir
fhniit cbnc tsu esriuaittn Nohtbdl fGr eas n plr
fhnticcnes Sbtr gu p;rridtn I'M Stonoe bin.
edbmun9sn in Suee, 8in9tcbn, Srotb. Stsf9tcit
in Sesc pcn alttm Sruneer. oirmae i'd burb ausfdh
run9 elmer Operation ouf Ger Gtnl ;u p;rtrsitcu lin
Die 8Habrbiit eicfr oufsa1tGkn Ycbauptuns en;ufs
ben. earf man mir nur Sd9enbet 9sbsu, itne SPsra:
ten in anwsucuns gi trin9cu.-gSsiipds eitftr art
onmfabren erabts icb fir dtrfliiis, ctb idp esrcn
sinns aufsabIn fam.
Carl I. Miuer.
ausutaun. Suli 10. ro6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
or. GD0rIes 8. 9Ol0rtin

3eist tiermit ieinsn Sreunben unb einem
aesbrten 9ubIifum erasbenif an, euB sr nit
feiner Samilie nad benz 8Obnbaufs bss
Doctor @barIes G. Wartin 9eSOssu in, no.
fslblf er wis fribsr feline Yrofsbion fOrtbe.
treibt uno BEL Sag unc Ra6t ansutrefsn
III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
MFRS. O0,,esiucr

TN GBdnlbt cas scsbrts pubIltum su bsnabrihs
- tiscn Sa9 ft ibrsn
Wftllincr;Srbap
nab stm baui, ron g8u,. 8. gIumsr, es9snt6r brr.
esb's Goiihaus, pcrlt9 bat, aIIlpc e beret III, pie
fsdbr, ibrs 8unesn luf es tstnSStitbe S3dit n be:
bieueu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
Spfepb SSetG,

5sis esin publifun an, tof CT isine GaerttSttt in
eas Gdbaus, bosentuhs @oitaus tbrd9 9c9cnd6cr
ptrIse bat. pc or bsrsit III raS putIifun gu tsoicncn
pis frdber--2Ms Guncsu ubrsn Ino 9crettct uurbcu.
eSuti 3 -Sr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
Ien Nferbei1anSet

b,trsi6sn s fcrtpSbrsno ouf Gins auss;eetntt Sist
Gs psrcsn tci ibnsn Yfrec stauft, rrfauft unc 9s'
tanfht Gs Wireeu audi Yfrec crn ibnen sin9shancdi
I'm 2ustaulh fir gRascn (putitir bano).-Sbre prsis
uno Ssoiusunssn fino tia uuo annebnbar, uuo rur't
pdnftlidftit unb fireuoe Iufmerflamts in brrm sc;
fhaft rstbusn fis auf snn SbclI her Stirntliben
(Sunlf.
a(rntcpn, cali 3. -6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
SSsoaltcr tallb .Smf,er

#~ 3euod)rihtiasu ibre &uuecn eae iis
fAAN9IA ibrsu St,br srthnst BADEN in Dem eault
srts Sbdre untsrbalb Galcnicu g4sapsr s
=ss4EszzzsEz6 @ailbaus. pc fis bers iuo scsr,iann
CUR 3ufieeenbrit gu tsbisncn.
Die Sacfer BON 1tbler nno SSaancr
fiuo in ben l6dnecn pcn brn Satrb Or. g8ruc CUR
GcGSttcn, bis ben lita-Sus Suli. am rbisen etanp:
plaet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
NlersunD SDcoptr

kzE7 3slAsn ibusu aunesu nuo rem Tutlifun an,
e., Boy ~ bis tdntis, 0eeds ibrsn Stebr mis-.
kINHH hr IN nauf sen Saseb 4lttsr, baasntlltbs
sass-az sf1rlDsbeus jHras psSndttr crchntu rsrs
-sw' g. --3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
Geareapes mnb Seiienrin9s
QiDcrOs gfnu.

Nlc Gi9cntbiimsr ctiscn
~ usssosbntsn Gtatlifst
msnts madbsu om Ginpcbn:
srn 2tIintcwns uno cem
putlitun iibsrbaurt bic ans
scies, oob iis ibren Solistbltaa
fit Die scasnipartise Sabrs;
Ssit auts alisrrcr5ii9libitc nit
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07

0ntsu, ssculcn Yfrom unn reTisSliasn sSa9sn lsesr
1rt psrbsn batr.-Sie no ttrett pas ptielttili pel
Scr Gufr tis an, e.pSun;ocn Smnitus, init undtsrs
frsTliacn pfrSsu uno er9faltisen Srs'bsrn, tuenns
rsrlaust spirp. w teoisnsn. Gis batsn 81 itesrNit
Smnbufss, Garrasss II. + 10. In Bsrsitlhaft um
essalhaftsn cesr parties aufs eane eesr nad anern
Srtsn nab ccr fru. u brinssu, uno rpsrorn fid tes
ftrs6tn aiIs auprs6suesn nod 8rdfkn IN alIsr BE
,trtiid,feit,n N ksNtsnfn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-17
p ]. l.. BITTROLFF.SS

On ]. l.. BITTROLFF.S
aaaA THANKFUL for past liberal patronage
would respectfully inform the citizens of Evansville
and vicinity. that he has just received his and
splendid stock OF JEwELRY, WATCHES; and CLOCKS
which he will sell regular Cincinnati prices, his
stock consists in part of:
Fine Gold and Silxer Lever Watches
splendid assortment newest style ladies Coral
Breastpins;
Earrings, Fingerrings &c;
Gold Guard and Fob Chains;
Miniature cases, and Lockets;
Fine Mourning Pins Bracelet Clasps;
Guard Keys, Collar Buttons, and Studs;
Alarge selection OF Gold Pencils with and withou,
pens;
A large lot Of Bayley's best Gold Pens with and
without holders;
Silver Tables and Tea Spoons;
Silver Thmbles;
Every description OF Steel Trimmings;
Steel Beads and Purse Silks;
Fine Fans, Accordions;
Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps;
Girandoes &c;
Every description Silver and common Spectocles
Fine pocket Knives &C.;
Il few Fine French Mantle Clocks;
to which he would call the attention of those wish
ing to purchase Ladies are invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves. ]. l.. BITTROLFF,
up Is Main Street between First and Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-17
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

TEMPLE OF HoSoR, No. Meets every Monday
evening at Temperance hall, Water ST. Officers foi
the present quarter, r. q. O'Reilly, w t; Osborn
iieiy, W T; James T. Walker. R; r. B Hart, "
A R; Isaac A. Crane, W R; John Shanklin, w T.
VIM. Holden. W o; John E. Taylor, W o; Edward
DeGarmo, W G; Robert Allen, W 8.
LYMAN BEEcHER DIVISION. No. 25-Meets Tues
lay evenings at Temperance Hall. Oficers-Wm
Holden, P; Jas, Laughlin, W a; James Il. Walker
s; A Warner, s; John Henson, s; Robert
Barns, T; Joseph Turnock, e; T. Grant, C; G. Bates
S; Robert Vance, os.
TEMPLE OF HONOR DIVISION, No 54-Meets Friday
evenings at Temperance Hall Otficers-Jo John Greek
W p; a. e.. Hallock, W A; NJ. w. Stafford, s; w
Carpenter, S; James ID. Walters, rs; w Ii. Chand.
Ter, T; X. Allen c; j. w. Stinson, C; J. BoyHR, s.
j. E. Pittman os