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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Patrick Henry and John Randolph.

The editor of the Lynchburgh Patriot
says, that ON a recent occasion oi deep and
delicate interest to friend, he was afford
ed an opportunity Of visiting the grave Of
the distinguished Henry the spot where lies
call Of genus that can perish.
A blank enclosure, clump of cherry
trees aud two white flint rocks, overgrown
by running box, marked the earth chamber
Of one uf times most wondrous works. On
ward still in liquid sp.endor flows his own
loved Staunton-s still upward from its banks
with gentle undulation, swells his beautiful
@Red Hill, yet are to be seen, bending to
the b. eeze, the locusts in whose shade he sat
or walked, in communion familiar with god
like thoughts there is to be seen the chair
in which he leaned when the hand IF death
was upon him but the spirit which will
haliow them forever, has gone and left no
peer on earth. The.bright orb of his genius
has set ioiever, but the horizon Is stiil radI-
ent with its beams. Though no monument,
stone or storied URN marks the spot of the
sepulchre, trophiesof immortal mind are not
wanting in his memory. The burning words
with which, as "a living coal frSm the al
still syllabled by freedoms votaries through
the world. The glorious and beneficial fruits
Of the revolution to which he gave the first
impulse, constitute the majestic and endur-
ing monument of his renown
70 old Charlotte belongs the honor of in
urning the ashes Of two Of the most remark
able men and greatest orators of any age
or land. Within few hours ride is the
grave Of John Randolph. Tradition will
preserve some OF the particulars Of this men,
orable character. The sun of Henry was
going down in splendor and glory; that OF
Randolph was dawning in the orient, Civ
ing promise that the armament OF eIoquence
should lose no light. Like Chatham and
Mlrabeau, the fame of their eloquence is
Evolutionary; the few written speeches that
are lett, furnish no adequate idea of their
powers.
The one by his sublime and fervent elo-
quence stirred the heart Of great nation to
its most inmost depths, and nerved its arm
to strike for liberty or death; the other by
the exhibition Of all that was intense in
thought. dazzling in expression, with irony
and pathos, exercised mighty influence
upon the destinies OF parties him
self to be felt as power in the councils of
his couutrymen, where vanquished Senators
trembled as they praised. In life they were
kindred in genius-in death they sleep un-
divided in distance-in Immortality they
are twin brothers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Death Of a Beggar Woman Her Effects.

An old beggar woman, for years known
in our streets, died on Monday of Cholera.
She resided in the Eleventh Ward, and her
name is given as Elizabeth Morelock. She
is the mother of that familiar object Of pity
with all, the little hunchback woman who
has been seen everywhere with her basket Of
herbs, seldom selling, but always, b, the
which her idIotlc and hide
Gus deformity excited, obtaining money
from the ctarita Bile. When the effects of
Mrs. ,Morelock were examined by officer
Link, chest in her miserable and scautily
furnished apartment an apartment that re-
senbled the very home of poverty and mise
ry themselyes-Was opened and iouad to
contain SAG 81 in small change, all sill
yer; l,6OO coppers, or Sl6; aud notes Of
hand where money had been loaned, to the
amount of e25S-making total Of S723,-
81. This was doubtless all obtained by beg
gary, and imposition upon the Charity Of the
community. Il goes to the daughter.
A short time since, officer Link served a
writ Of ejectment upon Mrs. Morelock, who,
weeping and walling, permitted her few ar
ticles Of furniture, Including that chest, to
be thrown into the street, protesting that
she was not able to pay her rent, which a.
mounted to but three or four dollars, and
that she was entirely helpless! The neigh
bors, in pity, made up the amount, and re-
stored to her the apartments This is, on
the whole, as base case Of imposition as
we have lately seen recorded. Heaven knows
there are enough Of a0orthy objects OF char.
ity,-Csncannati Times.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

Hosu it Greao The story Of a young la
DIV who swallowed whortleberry, which
remained month in her throat, and was
then eected in fresh state, is thus 'enla. e.
ed and improved by Boston daily, aud
illustrates the growth of rumor, quite as
we'll as whortleberries'
"rhe berry had propagated in her throat
and full grown whaftleberry bush was e.
jected. Two quarts Of whartleberries were
gathered from it, and the family lived on
the puddings for week, besides giving
some away to the neighbors."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
A Thrilling Sketch.
FROM TaHE,G ERMA N.


On the third day afterhis departure from
Vienna, q horse dealer atighied at an inn
situated at the entrance vi a little town,
which to all appearunce was respectable
and quiet. He recommended his horse to
the care Of the landlord, dried his cloths at
the hre, and rs soon as supper was ready,
sal down at the table with the host and his
family, who appeared 10 be decent people.
, During supper the traveller was asked
where he came from, and on answering
= from vienna they we're all anxious to hear
some news from the capital. The horse
dealer told them all he kEew.
The landiady then asked him whnt busi.
ness had taken him TO Vienna, TO which he
replied that he had been there to sell some
Of the very finest horses that had ever APP
psared in the market there.
At these words the landlord looked very
significantly lat the young man who sat op.
posite him, and who appeared TO be his son
His expressive glances did not escape the
observation Of the traveller, who, however
took no notice Of ii; yet he very soon al
forwards had cause 20 regret his want of
caution. Being in want of repose, he beg
rad fha lnOdtnrd aS som as the sumner waS
sn;sh.da ~ show him 10 his room. The
s.ndlo,d ,ook ! hmm and conducted the
s,rayeler acrossthe ward 10 detached build.
ing, which eontained two tolerable neat
rooms. A. bed was prepared at the farther
and of the second.
4. .oon.s ,ha hos, retired tho ,rave,ar
i -: .s s ..ss'sa h;n,salr> nnh,oLIed .
na s.ns ane a,us;da.at,a s,,o
Inoney peas so a,. o,, , :. Iaa,, 49, ,.h @ ;ah
uIu nsn aac ~ a ..,.;.', ~ s hanl s no,as '' " e
"a1 49,. .ua = aa.,;nsad @ h;.n.ai, % ,h., b;s NOR,
5 ....a6 . .;ah, ~ ala.ad ~ ho,h I nnder HE
y, "es IS aa .'e", - r & 80. "a -. e.,
Pn1o"' :, eAus :. o.sne1 'as e g.. :"
aslssP, .nanA..s aou an1 -. s"e '"'.'s '.'s -
sAs suIses' =, m na,,, ~ ,,vo. vhen
nau adsl,,, sloPI w. a.,aha ~ ansd I -, tho onan;na
s was suuuon'S ana - .sp,. 10
g. =. =. n.e - uiuuo"' any .." ' y ~
n'sh. s..l u,l o'ou uPon u'n.
osaIAea u ..'is ms ul.io.s.c. ss'sso'
tne .laYsler laiseu ni'',se,. s.,ia ~ oeo anu pe.
ce'seo' .ns nea9 u''u sno.'oss =. na"'
vac was Struggling y 81. in.I - VIC .oo'" :,
NH at Ine sa.l'e u'l'e 70 nea1u ."1 soes =.
sevefai s Persous "i'o "eie s'as'''s u"ue'
me WINDOW.
a oreaoiol terror selzeo ous uaseisi' ,
~ gave n,mse,' a. - - crsa. nndar @ the bed
s ~na' y " =. ny o.sp. eNNo' = 'e -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

GF It has been eloquently remarked that
in the obscurity Of the cottage, far from the
seductions OF rank and aHuence, is nursed
the virtue which counteracts the decay Of hui
man institutions the industry which main.
tains all classes of the st ate.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

ing, W hen his sufferings were put an end to
by a stone from the wife of an Orangeman,
who in five minutes aiterwasd was in eterni-
;ty, from the blow Of a brick. The authori-
ties do not receive any particular commend
alton fomth papers.-Patt Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

C. Mrs. Child beautifully says that she
has often thought flowers were the alpha
bet Of angels, whereby they write on hills
and plains, mysterious truths.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

ship my pile by the caliiorny, and it es.
cape the cholera, the injnns, and the waller
lever going through Mexico, you ma,
'spect to see me before long, and perhaps
sooner.
faz@ A D1sBANDED VOLUNTEER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Jennetts aaa Jeaunot.

TThe following listls song is all the rage il
'aris The melody 4nite prettyI .
You are going farf a p
Far away from pQer Jeannstte, sy-s
There is no one foslove me noF,,
And you, too, M forget;
But my heart willie With You,
Wherever you aaay 70, ,
Can you look me 81 Fhss face i
2 And say thesa} Jeannot2
When you wesyl asket red, s
And the beauti sockade, ;.
Oh, fear you orgst .si.7 7s
st All the pronj Pp lnadeaa ~ ~ .s.ss !,
With the gun upon Se0r sfitt
And the bay'net by your side,
You'll etaking some proud lady,
And be making her your bride.
Or when glory leads the way, g.
You'll be madly rushing on.
Never thinking if they kill you, r.
That my happiness is gone;
If you win the day, perhaps,
A General you'll be-,
Though Fm proud to think of that,
What will become of me;
Oh! ifI were Queen of France,
Or still better, Pope of Rome,
Iwould have no fighting men abroad,
Noweeping maids at home; a
All the world should be at peace,
Or if kings must show their might,
Why let them who make the quarrels,
Be the only men to fight.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
News Extraordinary from California.

We encounter the following letter in
New York paper. II must be read 10 be
appreciated . Whatever doubts may be
entertained of the other accounts we have
had from Sacramento, it will hardly do
for any one to doubt this. Some may laugh
at il; but their laughing cannot but be good
in these cholera times:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

The National Era publishes The foIIow-@
ing extracts from circular issued by Tru-
man Smith, and secretly circulated in Indi-
ana. 1t originally appeared in the .Ssmti.
mel, published in Wayne county, Of that
State. 's-<r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Na6rt6t

mirb biermit 9e9eben, coB Ger llntsrSeibnete
aI5 Grseutcr BON Der t6intsrIaftnfhoft os5
uerifcrtensn Satob Octterer. Ieetbin
ucn Sbsr Sauton Sounftip, 2etta Co.,
on9efelt woroen ilt.-Quc SoItbe. Die ea'
ber nod an bcfa9te SintsrIafenfbaft fhut.
big iino, Werocn biermit 9ebetcn Smifbm
nun uno Dem fen SuIi ndhfens. bel Gem
Grceutor oniurufcu uno ibre S6uloen ob
Sutra9en uno SoIbe, Die nod red tmdsi
9s Scroerun9en an befa9te SinterlalTenfboft
iu MAIDEN baben, beIirbeu oieIclte bis oa.
bin aud einSubincisrn.
SaeUb @lufdbIit, GE'Or.
Wtdt 3. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
81 QCb rid t

,pirb bermit seoeben, oas Der llntrrftriebcne
aI5 Qcminiitrotcr Don Der StnterIafeuihaft
Der perifcrbcucu MoIIp 9anpes. lcbtbin
Don SberfaucCua Saunftip. 9sha @auntD,
sruannt wUrosn it,. Nue eieisniqcn ca
bsr meIhe nod an befa9te SinterIafienfdoft
IhuIbi9 lino. beIieben innsrboIb 6 0chcn
bel unterSeihnetcm anSurufen ii. obSubssab'
Icn.-llno SoIbe, Die rebtmo6i9e So,oer.
un9sn BADEN, beIieben fslbi9s binnen befa9.
ter Scit pOIbsltdti9t eiusubrinasn.
Sacpb 2JUbScr, sto'or
Wai II, lS49. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

rlnterseihneter beeisnt lib biefcr 9ele,
aenbCit, feinen alten Sreuneen uno Sefann'
ten pCm 9anoe, 70 wie Dem Qublfum nber'
baupt anSujei9en. oa6 CT
9a6 Wer6ant Saus,
SO. 237 Noro 3te SnaBe, nabe Der Gal
lombiu, in YbiIacslpbio, nod INNER be'
mcbnt, allwe er nun bereit in, oa oaS Gta'
bIiscment mirbsr neuIitbsn Serbe6erun9en
unteraanaen 1T. aue Qnfpre6enoe, mbaen
eS Heiience, SubrIeutr, ccer Scareer5 ietn,
nab @unfb 6u brfrieoi9cn.
Sein Slid entbdlt INNER Die bsftsn Spsi'
fen Die Der Marft carbietet' 'uno fstn Sdr
bic auerbsiten @etrdnfe.
gu bicIem Saufe 9eb6rt aud cine pcr'
nefflibe StalIun9 uno Elm icbr gerdumi9er
0cf Der unter Der 2GufTtt zines 9etrsucn
uno Ior9fdIti9sn StaGfnehtS 9ebaIten wer'
ben fou. GurSum. wccer i'm 6oufe nod
i'm Stau Ocer 5Of fol- ciefsS GtabIibement
in Ybilobdpbta ubertrcfen werben.
8sbaber9un9Sfciten per Sag, rs Gents
Gr 1T eantbar fur bereits 9enO6ene &uno
fboft, uno wiro iib immerbin bsmhbcn,
our6 puuftIihe 0bmartun9 uno btIIi9e Scr:
ecrun9en, bic Sabl fetnsr &unoen Su per-
mebrsn, weIbe 8c9unfi9un9en bei lbm ME
in Ssr9eBenbeit 9erotben icIIen.
SSilIiam s.. Suidb.
Wl6rS 20. nq3OI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Na6rt6t

miro biermit 9cQebsu, boB Der rlntsrjeid,ur
ts ais Qomiuilirator upn Der 6intcrIaiTcn'
lhoft oeS perliorbtnsn s 10 in @riefe.
mer Isetbin pon Suo @Deitbau SIP. Sc.
6a @auntp, ernannt porcsn if.-Solhe
oober. bic an Die bsfn9te SintsrIafsuitaft
auf iroeuo cine Qrt fhuIoig IInb. mcrpsn 9s,
bsten innsrboIb 6 Wohen bel osm Qcmini.
ifrator anSuIpreten uno &hti9fsit Su ma
den uno Sobs. cie mob rshtmdBige I'm,
fpruthe an 9scohte SintHIalIsufbaft Su
MAIDEN boben, lino srfubt oiefsbe binnen
befa9tem 3sitraume aub ciniubinoiaen.
81. U. @iIfpfUu, Slom'pr.
Mai 10. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Gttpas 1lnerbbrtes!
0ie 9rD6te glsuisteit III ber @elt.
s,SI|A@ -
~aSLR~~Ss9s'a 1ssaa|
zHNS "
Der Saueru uuS S5nubipcrfcr Stpbr III
nirbt ~ iibcrtrcHcu.
Ote 4 te q { It {.

Die unterssitnetcn benadribtissn bas
QubIfum eaB lie Ioebsn bic fdonite Qus,
wabl SrubIir95' uno CONNER Baarrr
aus9epaft uno gum Serfauf antietsn, Die
ie in QlIentauu on9eboten nuree.
Sbr Q6ortemrnt Sud- Defenders III cine
pcrtrefflibe uno bic 4rei6e osfelbsn unss.
w6bnItb nieoris. @oiimcrsS babsn fis al,
ne fcbr it6ne Uusmabl, 70 aub Settings,
uno ilbcrboupt ales mas fur Manns.1n6u'
&c uerlan9t piro.
an bic Damen.-Sir Die 0amen bas
ben lie cine unilbsrtrsffIite fh6ne, wcblfei.
le uno quite Quswabl OreB Sitter. Sciorn
pon alien Sarbru, Mous Dc Gains. 0lpae.
cas-, eawns, u. (. ,p., II. {. ip., fur; Die Oa.
men f6nnen feineSfaus ire 9sbrn. penn fie
bci bnen aurufcn, benu ale Qrtifsl bic fe
n6tbi9 baten, f6nnen iie pon ibnen srbaltsn
-uno swar 70 rppbIfeiG. wenn nibt WebI.
fcisr ais an ir9rno einem anoen Srt in
oelrm Gountr. ..#
Sbr UIortemcnt GrU;erien, Suicn: unb
Grpenmoaren fuheu ebrnfatl5 ibrcs @lriI
den in alien Stniihten-oaS in an @hte.
Siuiefeit uno QuS9scrbntbcit Rurs. Riei
mano miro cs 9ersuen menn sr bel ibntn
anruft, inccm fs periidert fiblen. ta fie
rpCblfsil einasfauft babsn. aIIe brfrieoiaen
Su f6nnsn, uno nili5 fno all Zen rebten
Yrt6sn Su perfaufen.
SIR frubcr aenOhene untrrFisuns fno
fs b6bit banfbar.
Grim nnS Sicnin9cr.
&r9eGt Gen Srt niht.-gr III Ger
erfe Stcbr oberbatb StedeIS 9afbaus.
Quentaun, Mai II. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Su uDcrlehnett.

Giner Der fh6nffen, befen unc 9srdumi9
fen Seller in Qqsntaun, fbidIib fir einen
SuhsrftCbr uno ir9eno etrpas, mosu Seller
9ew0bnIid bcnuet perosn, ift an biuieen
Bscin9un9en 81 UerIebnen. SaS Rdberr
rfdbrt man
Jn eirfcr Srufcrci.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
81 q CD T. / CD +

8iro bisrmit 9c9cbrn, co5 Der untsrssih
nsts ais QOminift'r. Der SintaIaiTsnihaft Der
uetfcrbsnsn Gotbarina Rnsrr, Isetbin
pcn @ei6enbur9 Sounftip, geda Gauntp.
ernanut wOtpsn III. Qle oieirniqcn eaber
wcI6e nod al beIa9te SintnIofenihaft
fbuIoi9 iino, weroen ssbcttn inuerbaIb 6
Wohen bel Gem llntcrSeitnrtsn onSurufsu
uno obSubsSo uno oisieni9en meIbe
noh rshtmdBi9e Sorcerun9eu boben, line
ebenfau5 crfutt cisieIbe innsrbaIb bda9ter
3eit mpbIbeldti9t einSubinriaen.
JruaS Stern, Slb'cr.
Wai II. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Gin Battalion in &rtrlcrstaull
Nm 9SfinSits MUnta9.
1tnabbdmaiae SSaicbinatpn Gapalleriftcn !

IIHnbDnN0I0c 2SHlDlH0tpH HNnpaIIcrIFten
Die 9)tSticpcr tiritr !Sruppe batGu fidb am STcn:
tao otn 2Stlu SDio UNI 10 ubr Ncrmitoos, am CSolt:
boulc ncn 3 70 3 / + th er, in SrcrlErstaun, in
rclIIr llnifrru nit outn gHofftn, yi rIrammru nm
pl parorirtn unp rurb cen 8rl9Oos Snptttrr inptt.
tlrt ~ rptron.
Die 0cn,po0uis etr Gopitoinc 6naue, 5icarnfrG uuo
Gjirriu9 wcroCn ain cbi9Gn Sage, om namlbtn Srt,
C6cufns ugt9tn FIN, nm nit ctu Gapattritcn fitb in
Gin @ottalcn gl fcrnirCu gdntrIcbe 8GiwCbnun9 if
crrportst auf StftbI pcs Captains.
s. 2. Srbauk, =. 2.
Iiai 10. nl3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
S5rlaoDczSnlpcftprz2lmt.

I'm Die 5rEpiIIiSrn Der evcba Gauutp Brigade:
Sreunoe uno Mitburaer:-1uf.
qemuntsrt curh piele rastner 9sfanntsn uno
Srencrn, in 3ufue Su meincm sisencn frri'
en- Biasn, bin ib brmoqsn morcsn. mid
bel Der militoirifhsn 8abl i'm ndttfe SUI
nj Guerrr Grpi9un9 ais Sanbcat fur cas-
Observation-Disclosures
anSubisten, uno bite ebrerbistiaif nm Cure
Stimmen uno untsrffueuu9. SoIlts ib 70
9IudIib fein. errdbIt ia wsresn. 70 wsrbe
tb Die pflihtsn bes Qmts5 NIT pinFtIihfsit
uno Sreue austbsn.
!Siraat Is. 2Jareer.
Guentdun, Mloi II. .nqbB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Gtne ncue Gabinrtmaebsret

jei9s, oaB ct
(cine nctte Ga6inrtmaCberti
errihtet BAT, ouf Der fubItben Seite Der
6amiIten Sna6c, 9eraec 9e9entlber Neu'
baro's @tabliIement alWo III ieoer5eit fol:
9enbe 1rtifel 9cmadt uno auf 9ano 9cbaI'
ten wereen:
Sofas, @pubes, 0ivans. Ssuctirs. Su:
reous, Srefiin9 Bureaus UOn ieeer Urt
Qeoimrnt Srnaments, SttjmsntS, SCOT.
fools, Seictcares, @atotCbes, Waro.
robe uno SrcIIsr. pianO Stools. Sofa
SabIrS. Gare, Centre, Sioe, @no. 81.
ming, @orf, GYIinoer uno Srcaffaif Sa'
tleS, pier Bureaus. picr SabIeS. batb:
franSolfbe SthbIe, franS0ffbe Staufel'
Stuble, Shberibrdnfe, pprtabeI 0eSfs
Srenb Mobc9anp 8ettIaben, Srcnd.
Seal uno bo6holliQe Ssttlooen pCn per.
fhsocnen Sortsn. Dining Stdnos. Wafd,
Stdnos perfhieosnsr Qrten, Cd uno
&ucbcnItrdnfe. Sinfs, ,c. ,c.
Rurs, aue QrtifeI, Die 9sm6bnIib in einem
IoI6en GtabIiIcmcnt 9ebaIten uno non Dem
Yublifum perlan9t rpereen, werern iietS auf
Sano 9cbaItcn. Uoer auf Die firSefe QnSei9e
all biaigen Ytciisn pcrferti9t.
Snorm er Den QrO6cn SortbeiI
9sno6. in ucrfbiecenen S0uptlfictsn Der
Union ;u atbeitrn, 70 bpfft Der untsrftrie'
bene ;uperiebtih, curb Qufmertfamfsit
Su icinsm 9rI6ift, uno bur6 roSh9Iibe
Qrbct. cncn lberoIen She'll Ger 0fftntIi6en
@unt Su oeroienrn uno Su crbaIten.
Sousbiltcr uno Incerc. Die ctnas in
ieiuem Sab braubcn. iino freuno aftIih
ein9eIaosn bel ibm anjurufen.
Gml. =. Stbelc.
allentown. Src. 81. nq6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
9OGittel fir SaDnipe6.

Tcrlcncn bic nit pitIlr ibmsrIibn 6gontbtt ots
ptno Inp, tSnncn cine hthcrc sur prn rem llnttrit
ntttn, cirtn 9crnNcn YrCib crbottn. Gs bsfetrit
Giatnibof I'M riI 3Gbnt ncr frncrcr SdulniB ju tcs
pabrEn.-ScItht tohtr fie mir rem 3abnrptb 9tro9t
itnp, miRtn nun 100 cine sur reftr gu Crhotttn II.
Daniel Scipcr.
Die ltutr;ibrticu, SGratr rru Der stoNt 2tItr:
toun, babCn prn Daniel 8ctrr's acknowledgement
6etraub 9mocht, uno tSuu9n ritlts oils Gin tr6fti9ts
SRttd 9c9cn otti ibmsrbtbc 6rantbsit oncmpfcEtsn.
9. QS. MifIp, @iuiom Burger
SEQ. &iilIcr, Seremiab SbnabeI,
Sarab Mai1ep, 9enrp Sarcner,
81. SahariaS, Sram Beers.
Hobert 8ramer, Qetcr 1iebi,
tSeurp Sbwars 6. 9anoemer.
9H. S. Ssrr, q. u. 9an9swer.
GcpSmbGr 80, lS4S. na1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Scfcntlt6e 9ScnDu.

Samfa9s ben 2tsn SUM-, um 2 llbr
Na6mittaas, fou auf cem YGaee oes per
ltorbsnru Sobannes Mattern, in gie.
oermocun9ie Saunfcbip, geba @auntp, auf
ofentIiber Senou perfouft wcrcsn:
so Qfer Sruobt aufcsm SrIce- nimti6 a:
25 Udcr porBuaIiher @aijen mitoem Strob.
uno 25 Qdcr Nr99en nit rcm SrOb; mel.
dies aueS in Soften pon 5 Ndsr pertauit
perocn fru.
Grecit uno Qufwartun9 for 9sseben mer.
Den bon
c5obm Wfnttrru,
JiGGc Nfattcrn, uno 2tnecrn.
Moi II. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
2ln 1rintcr.

SihlrfrSm;r iitCrbaupt fuo Cinortotn bsi rem
lrtrWlhuCtcn orWiputbn; ollpe c th bulo Hbcr;tlot
bablu utreSn raG ctbr Stdcr uno SthrCibmatSralitn
init bGuSu e 9nuSbrlitb i'm eanoS bonocu. tie prbl.
ftttsr ttim @rrpsn toufIu tGnuCn ais ftit in pbi.
lapdpbia. ......- .a...... a-- ..r-.... r-.-
Gutb, 2Jonne s Srcstsr.
sPYY; Il, 1919. o."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Npcfet : Siicflcr!

Gins bcrrttbs Gusipab ercFs uno feline prtttiibc
-sins lcts bic ntbt ibertrrfsn psrneu fam, tcnot
ftb gum 9srtaut uuo jrear gang bilItgb bd
@urb, Opuuo s Sreglcr.
sHGr! Is, 1s4e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
G5riffiaGp G:0crf,
@inbmiibls mb GtrobGonfnatber
tit Der Stabt QIlIent0uit


8ecient iib bieir @cIreeubeit ftinen ae.
ebrteu Srsunoen uno Runoen Die QnScioe
su MAIDEN, oo5 er icin geibiIt nod INNER
an iejncm oIteu Staneptofe, am fue6iiIi'
den Gde Der Soamitou uuo Qnn SraBcn.
in Quentauu, uno jwdr Swlihen ocn @af.
bduiern Ger Serrcn @corT uuo lSo9cnbub
fortbetrcibt, 0IlwO er nun
SGs 2Siurmiibts uuS Observation-Disclosures
S9dHbtOrrf,
auf cine Irbr ouS9tcebnte gSriie fortSuiettn
gsfonnen 1T. Seine @inrmhDlrn iinb in
ben bCuadbortcu Counties mcbI tefannt.
uuo cben 70 bcFount III e5, boB Iie feinen in
tiner wCiten Gntfunun9 uahtebu. Gufct
baber al uno tbericuQt eub ldblt Die
9rCiIe feinCt gEinomubleu fuo pou IL bis
IS SbatCr, un0 Die Der Srr6bdufe Don 0
bis 10 Sbdltr.
SIitarbtit an 8mtmublen otter Sncb'
bdnfsu mitc ouf Die turSslte Qnicile uno Su
Den biIi81cn 8ecju9un9cn Ueuibtet.
Grill oonfbor fir frhbcr 0suC6cne llnter'
fiieuu9, uno bofft ourb pjuStIidc Qbwar-
tuna Icincr @cfH6ite uuo biuiQs YrciBe, e
nCu She'll ccr @unt ec3 publitum5 III qe
nis6rn, mCfilr CT ccCBrit conftar iein mirc.
GDriitian ebert.
IprilI9. nqub
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Iprit 10.
SS(Imf &iicDcr.

Cine Nuipall Yliutait6ir, You iIrr @tumuuuA-
cine cbi, rag rob Fin Nu9l cine bGnErE, bstre uno
mtiEttrt on0tIthtu hat, III irlttn ouinpadt wcretn
nne ju wtoufin IN rIm rurt itit;u GutbiCbr grn
UHtb, 2iCuuo S; Srcrler.
sHar; l., 1910.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

g q Ct II ven.
Gn9Ifde uno fraui6iIte oolcene uno FL
berne Qatent Ssaper, p6ut9 iuweuirt.-
@otosne uno iIberne r@pine, iibernr
Suortier uno Gu9Iifhe ubren.
Stdttag unS 30 Stunoru Soausubrru,
nit 6oiitn uno crn IbSuin @GrSitrun9sn, elm ItDr
au$9ebSbntl5 NGcrhnrnt uno cine 9rrfs Huspab.
Srillen
Ginc defenders orcGs IuSvatt Ycrjd0tibtr griGItn.
fbidi fr tcr6 alter, ttthcuo aus qcIotncn, fltsrs
nsr, oEn finittn ltSbtrntn uno 9apEbnIjdbsn.
IS ~ G r y.
Cine ntue NuSrpabt prn SspIlrp Der nc,cItu SIC:
btn, tstnabs iscCr 8Enrnnun9 roruntEr ino
gcIosne Sbrinos, 8in9crrin9e, 8ruRno'
beIn, ieosr lrt. qoIoene Getten u. Sdtuf'
fcl. ME aud croindre, filbcrne Gimme,
II. /. no, Il. I. 10.
Serner:-SilbTns uno plattirte Guy
pen uno SbecI6ffeI, 9OIcene, IlIberne uno
anocre SIeifcoern, QoIcene Sbrebfs0rn,
Sbermrmeter, Elm N6Ortement BON Sto'
Ineu SioIinbc9en, italisnifbe uno Orci:
nire SiOinfaiten, 1ebr quite &lauierfai
ten. uno nod UieIe anoere in oiefeS Sad
9eb6rence Qrtifcl, Su umtdnbItt anSu'
fubren.
Btanp SprteS.
9'ionc Tcrtss gtn etr rrrntbmttn mouort uno rcr:
,Halitsm Sen, frrtrabrsnp ouf 1anp uuO siui9 unrs
faufl.
Il cpa ar tHrcu
an llhrtn, SGdubrcn uno Struitrp pro aufS Scr0fa:
teitt pcu ibm ctrritbttt.
Snpm CT rcm lubIttum fir Gi$bcr ttcrott llrtcr:
fdgun9 bcrgttbCn Donf o0 bcft CT burtb pjtnttIthI
Sscisnun9 finer &unrtn mo quite 2trNEt fit wIIb'
CT gut ltitt, ouf ftrntreu rtidbGbtn 3uipruih.
SOicPD 2Scif.
g1iat 10. raGy
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
6 q s tsS8 are IT,

Die or an rcu utrrnjSrri9tcu prci6tn atfsm wirr.-
SStn itei9sr Strt bilttbt aus
SeiobCaroS, Bureaus. an 8 bis Is Sbaler,
Sd. uno &uhenIbrdnfs, pon 4 bis 9
SbaIer, alIe Qrtsn Settifeusn. @aro Sa'
bIes, Ginning Stables, Sreoffait Gables,
@o1hfdnoS, Ii. {. 10.
fur; oOs 0rtift bic in FIN Sab sinTbtnosn. pche CT
pcrihrt ftb roG c 10 ibSn, gut unp tautrbaft fnr,
ais Is ir9cuo cnltpc CrbOItCu iutreEn tSnnGn.
2ts iun9cr 1tnfGnacr oort CT ous Gin ts ibm oug:
rukn uno bu rncn tlcintn ,eift" 81 acben-btrnoers
obCr biGcni9rn bic Die Sousboun9 onufan9cn 9coeu;
tn-incm or gong otpig il, oo6 cs 3a ibrrm ci9tncn
SnNrEt 9treicbt-Sttr tcrtttS 9cncne Nunfihoft 1T
cr ranttar. uno btttt ftlisb NUT fdr tnen antbcil
Get Sunt ecs Yutltuus.
Sruiamiu StcttIcr.
2(rrl 10. nq3Oe