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The Presidents Last DrawsaX-Room-I% o'clock,
Wednesday night.

wednesday night.
Washington has never witnessed brilliant a COM
pany as was assembled this night in the White House
All The lower rooms filled, and gaiey and refinement
presided over the elegant assembly We may truly say
without compliment flor truth longer be ascrbed
10 adulahon0 that we have the President
and lady look better-with brighter conented
faces There seemed TO be but sentiment among this
large and animated assembly, disposition TO pay re-
spect TO the retiring President One who the crowd
without understanding the character of the meeting, re-
marked that II the rising rather than the setting
sln-so brilliantly and glonously does it descend be-
low the horizon.
Washington could never boast OF beautiful or
more splendid spectacle. The motive of the meeting
the immense multitude which lhronged those extensive
rooms-the talent and moral force and disting uished
men and beautiful women, that gracsd the assembly,
constituted one of the remark abe which
have ever witnessed Gen. Taylor not present, as
we had hoped he would be- Gen. Cass there, in
good looks and in gay spirits
The admirable music of the Marine Band lent add
tiona captivaon to the last drawing room under the
present administration The is about to fall upon
the eventfu drama but falls amid the thanks and the
applause of the audience Ii falls in the midst of SPLEEN
dor which was surpassed by any administration,
whilst ii was in the full vigor of its power, and amid all
the fractions of its patronage
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DONNAVAN's

Grand Serial. Original Panorama of Merico,
EXHIBITING at Pennsylvania Hall, Pennsylvania
II avenue. immediately opposite Browns Hotel 1t oc-
cupies III 900 feet OF and deneates all the points
Of interest the pursued by the chief divisions
OF the American army in Mexico, under Generals Taylor
and Scott the Cities towns, baleheds and scenery OF
the country
IL is respectfully announced that this highly popular and
interesting work of art. exhibited during the past SIX
months Boston and Nav York. and Witnessed by
than 100000 persons, who with accord. pronounced
u the most comprehensive and finished panorama ever
viii open, as above in the entire AID beautiful hail.
ON Tuesday evening, February q.
Tickets of admission SO cents children half price, For
particulars see programmes.
Feb. %
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INSTRUMENTAL PEaFoRMERs-Mr DISTlN Mr.. HENRY
DlSTIN, Mr. THEODORE DlSTlN, and Mr. WILLIAM
DISTIN.
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NOTICE Dur office will be closed Monday, ou'
IN proxtno. Persons having payments to make thai
day requested attend to them on the saturday PIE
CilO ID " DOIENOh-
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A STRAY HORSE taken possession OF last
Joshua" At this office. Magchl
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Tenth appearance OF the celebrated DrsrN
his THEE SoNs--the original inventors and perform
,e Silver Sax Horns and Sax Tubas presented 10
them by Louis Philippe, February5 1916
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Vocal PERroRmERs-Mss MORIAT O'CONNER, (from
tn. ROYAL Academy of Music, London.) Miss LOUISE
DISTTN, MIR. H. DlSrlN, Mr.. t. DISTlM, and Mr. W
DISTIN
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T,oUND.-A pair of gold spectacles. Apply to the po-
H lice officer in The Rotundo OF the Capitol.
March l-3t
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= ooEBNL, ladies hal,drs..er, from ao4 ohs.nu.

Vt. street, and IL G.. Stuchgen dealer ladies' fancy
and dress Trimmings from 30t Arch Pnade phia
would inform the vstcrs aud residents of Washington ciy
that they will open to-day branches of their respcctve
establishments Pennsylvania avenue, south side, be
9th and 10th where they respectfully solicit
their patronage They will have on hand full assortment
OF the following goods viz: Curs, brads, wigs, French
ower, feathers and other for the hair, combs
French perlunery, white kid gloves, &c.
Also fall assortment OF ladies' fancy and dress TRIM
ming Of the latest Styles viz; French gimps nges but
TONS ladies' bags. purses, embroidery brad and patterns,
pursewist STEEL gilt and silver beads bag and purse clasps
NC Zephyr woscd goods and all articles apperanns to
the line.
P.S G.. Goebc respectfully offers his services to the
ladies' az hardrc sser. TInelJl Mar I-dIw
INAUGURATION Bali sippers.-I.adies' wishing white
Eog'h sii or satin slippers win find large and fresh
| dssortmef at
CHARLES MANN'S
Sign Of the Rio Black Boot on Peua.y vauia be-
tween ID and a Streets and about nall way between
Gadsby's and the United States .lotels
March 1t
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a rADAME DELARUE takes pleasure to Inform the
\l ladies' thai, after demand OF great many ladies,
The talented hair-dresser, Madame Devanga, from Ba
more will be her house. dress the hair from The Is,
March till after the inauguration
Mad D. has also received some ladies' and gentle
mems white kid gloves fine French wIeaths, gold and s
yer iarsades. .
Remaining on hand, some few bonnes caps, hcad-dress
a and flowers all of which will be disposed OF al reduced
prices,
Pennsylvania avenue. between l2th and l3h streets
March l-3d
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(NAhFORNIA AND OREGON, by Captaia Wilkes
~ Western America, with maps OF those regions and
Sacramento valley from actual surveys, by Captain
C4ai-- Wilkes, United States navy; Price rs cents.
Feb u FRANCK TAYLOR.
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o. Notice.-An adjourned meeting of the officers OIL
the of 1872 will be held at the of Major John q
Camp, IL o'clock, Saturday, the 81 of March. iu
attendance is requested OF all the oiccrs OF that
whether visiting, sooarning stationed in the city
Washington. JNO. G. CAMP, Secretary.
NTAsONIC--W Washington Royal Arch Chapter, No 49,
ltl holds regular communication this evening" at
O'clock their Hall, OF Tenth and The
members requested be punctual in their attendance
important will be submitted for consideration
Transient companions are respectfully invited.
BY order OF the High Priest.
]. b. THOMAS Secretary.
Mar IL
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TNLEGANT Spring Goods.-WALTER HARPER 81
u co. penns, lvanla avenue, between 9th and 10Th
will open this morning large stock of spring goods
selected with from the last i'm portaton and
sing every thing and desirable. They
Elegant Spring style Silks
Moisselines de Laine, styles
Silk Tissues and Bereges
Rice Embroidered Hermann
With all other kinds OF Dress Goods.
They wonld call attention their stock of Evening Dress
Goods feeling confident is complete than any Other
in the city.
Their assortment of gloves, handkeche, silk and
ton hosiery, parasoets, NC is also complete
An inspection is respectfully solicited.
Feb 27-3iif
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A CAND.-The attention OF the public is particularly
~ invited to thu sale OF old wine, brandy,
oranges lemons grapes, NC which will take place at II
o'clock n NJ to-day my auction room, Concert Hall
I'm addition TO what already advertised, viii be sold 2
kegs Malaga grapes, fine order; 10 baskets fine cham
pasne wne-all be sold to tho highest bidder.
epporunity presents itself persons who wish supply
HE M YES with wines, brandies, and iruit.
M,rI-It A GREEN Auciioneer.
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Washington Assemblies.
rJ,TIE fifth and last Assembly II place at tie Wash
inRto Assembly Rooms jackson Hall, on the evening
of Friday the I'd Of Mirch.
Gentlemen procure tickets at the bookstores OF Messrs
Fischer, Taylor Maury f. Taylor upon the written
.Car
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TSFLUENZA AND CUNsUMPTIUN. 1t is, indeed

TNFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION. 1t is, indeed a
melancholy truth, that thousands fall victim, con-
sumption every year from other Than neglected
colds yet find hundreds, nay, thousands, who treat
such complaints with the greatest indifference and let
them on for weeks and months, eui
ofthc danger At first you have you consider slight
to az from giving any attentions it then settles
pon your breast you become hoarse have pains in the
haps mixed with blood difficulty of breathing ensues
and then you lind foolish neglect has brought
this complaint Ii, them you valac You lie health be
warned in time, and don't ue with your cold,
any quack you bur Immediately procure
u bottle two Of that famous remedy DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which is well known to
be The speedy known, thousands will
tifv, whose lives have been saved by IT,
For influenza is the very best medicine in the world
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS apper.
For sne by X. 5. PATTERSON, Washington, D. G.
Feb 27-3t
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From New YOrk!Ii
JV'tgS, ScaiyDs, and Tonnes.

THIS day viii be opened at JOHN II. GIBBSS Hair
dressing Saloon, the largest and handsomest
wigs 'calps and oupees before received in Wash.
ington, from the celebrated factory OF Bachelor
New York Members Of Congress and others desiring
obtain very handsome article OF the kind, will find them
selves we'll suited the above establishment on Sixth
street, under Backwells National Hotel.
Feb. 27-3tf*,
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RT0TfoE.-Our office will be closed Monday, the 9th
IN Proximo. All persons having payments to make on
day. requested make them the Saturday
vious CORCORAN " RIGGS.
WASHINGTON, Feb %.
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CCAOOL BOOKs.-A general assortment of School
- Books will DO found Tor saie at reasonable prices
elsewhere in tho District, at
Mrs ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store
Pa. av. between llth " 18th streets.
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Hon. Geo. M. Dallas, Hon. r. Butler King,
.. X. NJ. McLane, l. r. Holmes,
" WIN. X. Sebastian, :" X. Meade,
w. w. Seaton, Commo. L. Warrington,
Gen J. G. Totten, Capt ]. + johnston U. s. A.
Mai ]. ID Graham, Capt Forrest, u. 8. NJ,
I. Knox Walker, Chs Steadman, do.
p. Barton Key, Thomas Ritchic
Jno E. Addison, Capt l. Mcdowell, U s. A.,
Z. X Stone Geo Thorn, IT, S. A.,
J. NJ. Fol,z U. S N, Aug. s Nicholson, u. s. NJ.
don. ID. NJ. BarriugeT, w. ). Walker,
+" f, G. Cabel w. p Rodgers.
Gen. Geo Gibson,
Feb 27-I
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Great Musical Attraction.
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VXIATCHES, Jewclry, silver Ware &c.-We will
w open this day splendid assortment: OF fine Gold
Watches Of every description and manuacure and
pcte assortment of eegrnt Jewey of the latest styles
Also Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, Sugar longs &c.
spectaciss
in god silver German silver and light bued steel frames,
every focus all of which we offer prices
low similar goods b. purchased any city in the
Union.
Feb 27--lw M. w. GAIT 81 BRO.
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Mrs. 3. PARKER will open this day a beautiful
1l OF Paris rbands, flowers Tor the hair and
dresses
On Monday will be opened few of Paris millinery,
consisting OF hats, caps, hcad-dresses, &c.
PARKER'S Fancy and PeIlumery Store, Pennsylvania
avenue. BlackWel's Hotel
Feb 2t-6t
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WASHINGTON, 9th December, 1915.
OF all the periodical journals devoted literature and
which abound in Europe asd in this country this
has appeared be the ul. Ii contains in.
Decd the exposition only of the literature OF the
English language but this by its immense aad com
prehenson, includes portraiiure of the human mind in
The utmost expansion of the present age.
Feb 25 j. @. ADAMS.
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I,LE0ANT, Free, ana Rapid writisg costly aud
TOW Finishing Writing Master, in Washington. after an
absence OF twenty for the last three he has been
the marked appreciation OF the public press Mr. b. has
reopened his Academy for the admission of pupils Of
ings Pennsylvania avenue, west of Brown's Hotel.
Mr. BRlsr in announcing his arrival most respectful
Georgetown. that he intends TO make only limited stay,
to practise his unening proofs OF eradcaung bad writing
He therefore politely invites those who visit his
Superior a~l Perfect System of Writing
guarontisd to be laugh, Old and Young. in full and
crsmped the writing is. (See specimens at the door,
To Ladies Mr. Bris,ow imparts neat. handsome, grace
The Gentlemen acquire bold and manly, free, expedi
tious, decided, and practical mercantile hand,
COURSE LESSONS!
Tho extensive patronage Mr. Brstow has been hJnored
OF the cnada ssa' Eaop
CO. and South America will he trusts be alike extended
Mr. B. can be seen from to in the morning. and to 8
Visitors in Washington take a course in few DAYS
Feb lA-dim
l. The French observation-disclosures Review.
g. The Self-secr-Chap l., IL llI--Fiaser's Magazine
Rabies and Hydrophobia boston Daily Advertiser.
O. The French Neurals" and Anthony Benezet-Na
Lamar Hi ne Err.
T. Austria's Resnrrectlon--Times.
8 Indeibi.iy Of Holy Orders-Ednburgh Review.
o. On Slave lmniglaton-Judge HeydenfeIdt of Ala
baIna.
10 Battle of Buena Vsa-Generals WOOL and Taylor-Ba
timore American.
IL Emerson, Boston Post-New York illustrated
With short articles, poetry, nc.
Published once week, at six dollars yeaI. by
+. IlTTELL " CO., Boston.
WASHINGTON, 9th December, 1915.
OF all the periodical journals devoted raure and
science which abound in Europe and in this country, this
has appeared to be the most uef 1t contains in
deed the exposition only Of the literature Of
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4 ACE GOODS sud Embrold erirs.-Ths morning re.
IL ceived per Express, from New York
Is real thread-lnce capes
~ real thread lace berihes
80 lace capes, from 81 to So
$50 style standing collars
IL rich lace bcrthes cheap
S rich lace handke rchlel-, style
10 richly -enbr ode red handkerchief
IS pieces superior black silk aces.
Also a. sets embroidered muslin curtains
~ sets embroidered lace curtains
Is pieces embroidered curtain muslns
The aforementioned goods very rich and desirable
ard well worthy the attention Of the fashionable:
Feb 28-2wif Z. II. HOOE &c CO.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
Die Istts ssituna .pOr Der gsabl.

tlnfers 9ssnsr perten pabrfhsinlib biefe
@c6e bre Srsuube nohmals nit arcssn
Bu6faben uno brsit,n Spalten aufforerru,
bod ia Der @abG bsiSumCbnsn. Gin 9rcsr
Su6ftabe fast absr ni6t msbr mie Elm flsi'
ner aub, uno mir ratbsn atfo nit flsinen
Bubfaben alien Wbiss uub Srtunben zines
ben Qrbeiter uub Bauer beftuenben SarifFs
an, ibrsn @tfer Su pTeCppslu, unb eerace
fir bic @bispartsi Su tbun.. mas p0n ben
@esnsrn psrlan9t pitb baB fie fur bic ibriae
tbun iOIlsn. eastguh aIfo auf feinen Sall,
weosr our6 9rOss Sudfabsn nod bur6
pas finbifte @ef6rsi Don SsceraIismus
.oesr irseno fOn(twaS perIsiten, auf bic Sc.
9enpartei Su ftimmen, wenn Sbr nitt wis,
Der binter9an9en fein wOIIt, wie ries lsioer
fton Su oft qeI6ab
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
Gtimmoeber Scocufct

bic Sbatfate, cas, Wsnn Sbr elaubt, bab
mir in uuferm Gauntp fowobl su elmer
Sanf beredti9t iub, al5 in anorrn @aun
ties, es Cure pfIibt III, fir Die Serren
9 rown, als Senator, uno Die Serren
W We Ter uno u bonp, fur Seprer
fentanten, am ndbfeu Oienitas Su ffimmsn.
@tnn Sbr ater 9Iaubt oa6 sS rett III oas
unfere Burger 9eSwunssn fsin iolIsn, Su il
rem ei9enen 9rOben SerIult, ibr 9sIo Don
@aitcn Su erbaiten-woburb bsm @auntp
idbrIi6 Saufenos uon SbaIsrn aIs Snterrf.
fen psrIoren 9ebsn, 70 werost Sbr fur S6ei'
msr, Der fur cine neue 8anf in Cation uno
aIic 9e9en Cure Snterefsniff uuo fir &Ios
unb Marr iiimmsn, bic mis Sbr rppbI wist
lesten @inter nibt psrmossno warcn einsn
Sanf- -Sreibrief fur uuS ;u erbaIten-ooer
uns nit unisrn Rabbarftdoten auf alei6en
Su6 81 lteuea. Seoenfst ciefe wCblsupsr-
liebenoe Sbatfatr. Mlitbhrsrr, uub trstst
oO6 Cure si9ene Snttrefsn ni6t bel allen
S'If9'n9sitsn nit Gurn sissun Sh6sn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
Der 9ariT ppn 1916.

Sas Der SarifT Don 1916, eem unfers
9f9snlisosrs 70 laut bas @ort reoen, mad.
bsm iie i'm bsm 8olf eurb Serua aufoe.
orun9en babeu, nit Hstt Elm britti1b
Sariff 9euannt wsrcen fann. ereibt fb aus
Dem ecnccn C@nsIanb) ,Ninino SOurnai,
,psIbss fast:
~ @an fann Den Gifsnbanod nun
ais in sinem pisIusrfprsebenosn Sufanbe
betrabtsn, unb beiees Der einbeimifbe uno
auswdrtiss 9anod bat ii6 um 8sIss per,
befIert. 8ir baben UsrnOmmsn, oaB arcee
Sroers fir NieseIipes.Giien ourb Sas
Ieste Sampfidbiif pom ben 0ereinigten
staaten ciueetrOffen fiuo, uno nnfcre
anSfitten BON oOrtber fiuo febr aufmuus
teruc.".
Sit ea sin @ort unfrrfeits n6tbia, no
man QrtifsI Wie Der Cbige in brittiften Sci.
tun9en fInbet? 9tein in Der Sbat niebt.
Sic fpre6sn fur fb ieIbf. Bdbrsno al
bier etne Gompa9nte nab Der anenn ibre
9sf6dfte einitsuen mug, prablt man in
en9lano eaB Der SanosI sinftig fir iis
eaIslbit fei. Wer WOGts, naboem er nun
oies 9ebSrt bat filnftie nod seaen einsn
befdusenoen Sariff ftin? Stimmaeber, IS
III Cure beiIi9(fe Qfibt. am nd6ften Sien
flag Sur BabI 3u ssbsn, uno Cure Stim.
men fur Suler 8rOwn, @eilsr, Qn,bonp,
uno fur eaS Sarifftidet ububaupt einSuee.
ben, wCeurb Sbr Der san;en 8elt isiat.
eaB S6r fdbt9 feic fur Gub felblf Su baneeln.
Sbut Sbr aber oas gsasntbeil, 70 baubelt
Sbr unwioeriprsblib seesn Gub ftIbf-
9e9sn bic bartarbsitsnoe GtaTe, uno aeaen
oas BCbI Cures tbeuer srworbsnsn Sater-
lanees. Stimmssbsr! iiberIe9t biefe Sadie
pObl, ebe Sbr Gub bios our6 einen ni6ts'
9eItenosn parteinamen UerIsiten Idbt, brit.
ulte SnireiIcn Su untsrtuesn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
Die StuSFebten Int Staat.

tlnfere Qusfdtsn i'm sanSen Staat in
8eSu9 auf Die fOmmsnee @abG. fino in Der
&but 9eruoe Wie fie Su whnf6m fuo-
ndmIib iebr aufmuntsrnb, uno man fublt
hbrau oerilhet boB Senrp M. Su l..
Ter uub Elm bsftiesnctr Sariff. iter SUbn
u. g a M b | unc osn itti9en brittifhen
Satiff, coer fo9dr freier Sanoel trump
wiro. @iu eeba in ciefsm 9rObsn @rf
Suridfebsu, uno fstnsn UntbsiI baran ueb
men ? gSir lino mirfIib nsusieri9 su feben
wie unftr tiefinteresirtsS uno 9eIiebtss Gaun
tp ii6 BEL 9emeinter @abI, welbe entlbei,
ben mus Cb mir bsi6uet wereen lcQen Deer
nibt, berauSfetIen miro
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04

reoIitb nit ben SarbSablern eebanbsIt? ST
eS 8elfdnbisfsit ? 9sssn bic StuatsfduIb
unb Saren bel Dem SpIfe ;u Idrmeu. uno
sbs man ben Gudsn ssbrebt, sinin Moun
Sur llnterfheun9 unSuempfsbIen Der fur Die
nimIi6e MafrtseI fiimmte, Die lie fu !
uOrber 70 febr ueroammt babsn! Sddno'
lidsr SOItsbstrus! Nieoertrddtioe 5ane'
lung! @tnn G6 bic &arbeSabler aud in
bisies fuesn uno iidb rpiIli9 an Der 0aie in
bas Sod fabren IaGen, 70 mifen mir sete'
ben. ba6 mir uus febr, febr an ibnsn 9sirrt
baben.
gGir wousn bios nod bsmsrfsn, 0d6 faIls
fib Ssmano finoen fslIts, Der ben 1us5u9
aus eem Saeebub bebrpeifslt Oosr als un
wabr srfIdrt. iid in unferm 8u1fobr mel
ben uno BON Der @abrbeit oes 9efasten
I,lbl ubsrSsueen tann. Bir wollsn 9srns
Ssbwscsm bas &a9ebuh su fsinu sissnen
@infi6t porle9en-a ben WabIpIdeen fam
Der Stimmeebsr biefelbsn au6 Sur Ourb'
d9t erbaIten. Wenn mir nibt irren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
Sin beC6iisenSer SariT.

g1ir mctIten Den Sreunben zines 9uten
uno ,bsiIbrin9enoen befbusenosn Sarihs
beute nohmaIs Surufen: 3 ur SIS ab SurI
B bl! ON nd6ftsn Oienifas! unc Sei9t
caB Sbr mirfib su 9unfen pon gusrsm
eigsnsn eanoe-Su 9unffsn pon sinbeimt
fbem@ewebfsiB, uno Su 9uniien Don @ub
ieIbli lsio. @S ifeben swsi @anoiOaten fur
Canal @OmmisiOnsr Dor 6em SOIfe, nam,
LID: Senrp 81. Suler uno Sobn u.
@ambIe.-Grfterer III Bu @unten sines
beibhssneen Sariffs, uno Der anoere 3u
@unfen bss Sariffs uOu 1916, uno eabsr
fbnurfirads eesen Gle Qrbeitsr. Oaour6
oas Sbr nun fur 5srrn S u Ter itimmt,
abt Sbr Su erfsnnen oae Sbr wirfIi6 fur
einen Sariff. Der bic 8ausrn uno Irbsitsr
befhhst feio. Qlfo fommt 4lIe jur @abl
uno sibt Guers Stimmen fur i'm elm. Gr
it Elm Mann BON srO6sn Sabisfsiten uno
sinem taoeIsfrsien Gbaraeisr. Sbut Sbr
oas nun, 70 eibt Sbr oaeurb su erfsnnsn,
oab Sbr nit @ueren Snttsiien befannt feio,
uno wiro ct srndblt. 70 f6nnsn bod anoere
Staaten un5 nibt ip6tteIno anblidsn, oes
wfsen ba6 mir 9e9sn uniere Sntrefsn BAN
bsIn. uno nitt oenfen oaB mir eiefeIbe ni6t
fsnnsu. Sa, fOmmt Qus berpor. uno Ssist
unIern 9ssnern bic ibre 9etrsuen baour6
in 1874 bnmbuatsn, oaB fie poIf aIs einen
70 sutsn $ariffmann aIs Slap earfs0ten
unb @uh, eas 8oIf, nun wieoer baour6
Su bumbu99en fu6t, bas iie Sud faesn.
bic @etraice wiiroen untsr benz 46er Sariff
einsn bseern prsis brinsen, ais untsr sinsm
bdbuesnben Sariff unp bic tlnperfbdmt
belt BADEN ibn ben Sauen Sariff Su nsn:
nsn Shanoe fur ireeno Semano, Der ben
Ssrfub madt ben Burger 9sssu fib feIbft
baubsIn Su MAIDEN, UNI fib oaour6 in Gsm
fer Su ibwinseu. 3si9t Sbnsn burb gu
re Stimmen am Sienftaa. baB Sbr nibt
piscer in Carer sissnsn S6iuse esfangsn
Su msroen wunfdt. uno oas Sbr nidt Gu
re eissnsn Sntrsfsn fur sinsn partsinamsn
uertaufdt; baB Sbr ba9eaen feio, bas auss
Sart9elo eurb ben nieoeren Sariff bon
l846 aus bsm 9anee sebsn fol-; uno eno.
lid ba6 Sbr nidt miais feio fir 10 Gents
oss Sa9ss Su arbeiteu, Oeer arbsitsn 81 fe
| ben.
Gsbt Sbr absr auf bic Babl unb ffimmt
| fir ben @abtJsttsl unfersr @t9ner, 70 sibt
Sbr oaburb Su srtennsn, baB Sbr 9s9sn
gu6 fslbf feio. Bur gbre oss Staats bit.
ten mir Die StlmmSeber ale Der Wabl bet
sumObnsn, um oaour6 erfennsn Su esben.
Oa6 ne oas SreiwitIies @big- uno Sariff-
@abtSettel uuterlfuesn, oas fie ibrs Sntrei.
fen fenneu-meIebe in Der @ieeersinfesun9
zines bel6lsenoen SariffS betsbeu, rpie
oies Seoermann in oieiem uno Den anoern
Sariff Staattn, uno Gn9lanS fslblf 9erne
suSusebsn wuis iit.-Quf pober uno Sur
BabI !-Sbut Cure YfIibt wie Wdnusr
fur sinen befbuesnbsn Sariff! 9ibt cen
gsoanfeu auf, eebeuSSeit Elm partsiifIaue
Su fsin. gBir lino neueisris Su ri6en, wie
peIs fur iib felbf, uno oas Wobl unfsres
Staatss gu banosIn bsreit iino @enn nil
Die 1uf9sfIdrtbsit unferer 8irasr bsriidli6'
tisen, 70 babsu mir .9offnuns oaB psnnfpI
nanisn feine 9qrtsffetten Bel Der .udebitsr
BabI, M Dien 4 a q G, Serreisen une
| fur ee6en etsenes 98otl. borin oa6 es Iid
su @unffen zines befbheencsn &arif Su sr'
fennen 9ibt gsbsn wiro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
Die SBaebiamfcits. 6 Ommittecu.

Die Stells zines @ahfamfCitS Committee
Maunss 1T cine wibtiss uno ss III nur su
mabr bab in sinissn Saunfbips unTtre
Sreunbe auf bsmi,Ibsn ibre pfi6t Ibpn
msbrmaIS Su oieI uernadId5ist baben. Die
pRi6tsu osrftIbsn fino. Die Sifets uor cem
Mabltass fhcn gum 3beil aussstbsilen
bafir Su for9en, oaB aIls Stimmssber Der
@abl bsiwObntn-bab feline Stimmester
um ibre Stimmsn betrossn, uno pab feine
unssistmdsise Stimmen sinscasbsn werrsn.
@ir bofen bic beiasten @Ommittssu weroen
ss fi6 bisfts Sabr angels9sn fsin IalIen. ibre
pFihtsn sstrsuIib ausSuiIbsn, uno ni6t
urseIIen, oab mir es nit einem Seino ;u
tbun ba5sn, 9sssn ben mir ni6t Su wabfam
fein f6nnsn-uno Der Sis9 mug unIer Isin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04

Die Nabridtsn BON Nortbampton uno
Carbon. in 8sSus auf Die GrwdbIun9 Der
Serrsn BrOwn. Btiler uno QntbOnp,
Iauten b66f sinfti9. 4ub in Oisfsm Gaun'
tp if man alIsemein nit bsm 9aussn Sifst
Sufrisosn, uuO fslbit oitls @s9ner, fOI6e Die
nod Feline Sflaosn elmer partsi linb, &C.
trnfsn bsmfsIbsn ibrr unterlfisun9 Su sebsn.
aBis f6nntt ss absr aud anorS fsin, ba allt
@annsr, bic fidb barauf bsfinbtn, rsdtfbafs
fen, sbrlib unb fdbis iinO, uuo uns, faas
ibrsr GrwdbIun9, @br. MAIDEN. &Cmmt
alfo aGIs am nddffsu SisHfa9 beraus, uno
gibt Cure Stimmsn fur iis elm, uno Sbr
babt fis Mdnnsrn 9sssbsn, auf bic Sbr fOIS
frin fnnnf.