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To conclude with the local piece of
A GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
A FEW DAYS LONGER.

ODD-FELLOwS' HALL,
seventh street, Washington
Being Handsomely fitted up with raised platform
and brilliantly lighted tcih gas.)
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR A SHORT
SEASON,
BAYNE'S celebrated series of gigantic PIANO
RAMAS, entitled
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
embracing magnificent views of Boston, its Har-
bor Halifax, the Atlantic, Liverpool, London, from
the Thames, (passng under the bridges and end
ing with a magnificent view of the THAMES TUN-
MEL, brilliantly illuminated, and both banks of
the beautiful
RIVER RHINE,
Witnessed in Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
byupwards of $50 900 persons.
An exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon at O'clock.
Admission 25 cents; children under IL year,, Is
cents.
Doors open at 81 o'clock-to commence moving
at75. Jan. l9-dn
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Mr.. BUTLER said that il was due to history that
he should state that his colleague Mr.. CALHous)
was not the originator of the southern address
His colleague took part in the matter till after
two meetings had been held. The movement orr
ginated with the Senator from Mississippi, (Mr.
FooTE,) and the Senator from Virginia, MIR. Hun
TERI and the Senator from Tennessee, (Mr.
TuRNEY.) His colleague was not any more re-
sponsible for il than any other who had signed it,
Mr.. HOUSTON said he did not sign the address,
nor did lac intend 10 reflect on any one who did.
He then made a most eloquent appeal that the
Union be preserved; he wished not TO survive its
ruin. III was crushed, he wished TO find grave
beneath its ruins.
On motion of Mr.. BERRIEN, the subject was
postponed and il was agreed that when the SEN
ate adjourn, it adjourn till Monday.
MIR. DOUGLAS, leave, introduced bill to
provide for the free navigation of the St. Lawrence.
Mr.. JONES introduced bill to amend the act
entitled An act supplemental to an act for the add
mission of Iowa.
Mr.. FOOTE moved to go into Executive session.
Mr.. SEWARD moved the Senate adjourn, and
the motion taken by yeas and nays,
The Senate adjourned.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES

n ChND TO TUE LhDfES.
VIVE LA PLUME,--lfr. BRISTOT- most Do
litely invites the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Washington and Georgetown 10 his Writing
Rooms on Pennsylvania avenue north side, be.
tween 18th and 9th streets, where he will with much
pleasure exhibit various specimens of his own Pen
manship in English, French, American, and Span
ish. He also respectfully urges the Ladies' atten-
ton to his Superior System Of Writing and assures
them that
IN ONE COURSE or EASY LESSONS
the most cramped, snf illegble, inelegant mode OF
Writing Is immediately broken up, and one of per
feet beauty, free, expeditions, gracefully delicate
and lady-like, follows ON with surprising ease and
nature. 0o-PTivate Lessons given
Gentcmep'S hours, Morning, Afternoon, and
Night, Jan. 3O-d2w
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CARUsI,s sALOON.

GRAND CONCERT, to be given by the ELE-
VI MAS, (brothers,) on SATURDAY evening,
February 8, 1850.
Luigi Elena, the Italian vionist, who has played
before many courts Of Europe, and Master Ami
bale Elena, pianist, of 10 years of age will give
Concert in the above hall.
Tickets so cents; to be had at the door of the
hall. Concert to commence at halfpast o'clock.
Feb. SITS
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osT PAPEfs.-A liberal reward will be ripen
- Tor the return Of legal opinion. in manuscript
ON certain claim now pending before one of the
departments, and which was allowed by Congress
in August, lS4S.
The person finding The above paper will apply
AZ the ONCE oil the Republic, Feb. 7--3t
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NHTEsNiLLE, ". Il >, July III, 1913.
MIR. SETH w. FOWLE. Dear sir: IL is with
WI pleasure ] write you this certificate, stating
my experience in the use of DR.. Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry. In November last was taken
with a severe cough. My lungs were much affected
80 much that il was with difficulty could breathe
Hearing Of your Balsam, procured and took part
OF ono bottle; and TO my utter astonishmens, my
lungs were freed and my cough cured am happy
TO recommend this Balsam Of Wild Cherry to ths.
public of the Best medicines for coughs and
colds ever used. VIM. SWIFT
Now that this preparation is well known To b., a
more certain cure for incipient CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, LIVER COMPLAINT COUGHS
BRONCHITIS, and al similar affections, than any
other comedy ever known, there will be, and NOW
ARE0und those so vianously wicked ms 10 concoct
spurious, and perhaps poisonous MIXTURE and try
to palm it of as the genuine Basam. We raise no
false alarm. We advise the public of these schemes.
that their health may not be trfcd with, noe our
selves plundered Of our just rights:
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
on account Of its great popularity, has been Ex-
TENSIvELY CONTEMPLATION PHILADEI-
PHIA, and some thousand bottles of tho spurious
imitation thrown into the market and extensively
circulated This is % caution dealers and the pub
lie generally against purchasing any other than
that HAVING THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Dor sale by X. s. PATTEssoS, Washington. ID. C.;
JoHS p. PERPoST, Alexandria; and o. NJ. LISrHI.
CUM, Georgetown. Feb. 5-TTh&S<w
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES.

1--WE THIRD ASSEMBLY will take place at
Il Jackson Hall, On MONDAY Evening, the lIth
instant. Subscribers to the Assemblies, and stran-
gers who lave the written authority Of Manager
To procure tickets, informed that tickets of adj
mission have been placed at Fiscber's Stationery
Store, next door east Of the Irving House, and at
Steyens's, ono door west of Browns Hotel.
Under rule established by the Managers no
gentleman will be admitted without n ticket
Subscribers desiring invitations for Ladies can
obtain them from the Committee, at the corner of
y and Fourteenth streets. Feb S-FSN6f
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paid by Government over and above Gilbert
Camcron's bid for work done up TO last November.
The foregoing figures will be found correct, if
any one will take the trouble 10 examine the bids
and measures returned in the Commissioner Of
Public Buildings office. Now, with these facts
staring us in the face, how can It be said that in all
cases contracts have been made with the lowest
bidder
From what have stated above il will very readily
be seen, by sound thinking men, that a glaring
fraud has been committed and much Of the
Government money unlawfuly squandered away,
that otherwise could have been saved il this trans
action had been conducted with the least regard 70
honesty and justice; and all this too by paid ser
want OF the Government, whose pride should he in
all cases to act as becoming the dignity OF his Office
and the agent of an honest and confding people
And as both houses Of Congress are now bcset,
day alter day, with interested parties, asking
ney to progress with the Patent Office work. il
would be we'll 10 have the contract business Of II
examined and sihed to the very bottom; and where
blame is attached let IL be TO the right persons, so
that the hard. working mechanic, in all HE dealings
hereafter with the agents Of the Government, will
have some that he is really dealing with
honest men. Yours, &c.
GILBERT CAMERON,
Contractor for Smithsonian Buildings.
WAsHINeToS CITy, February sth 1850. II
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THE REPUBLIC.

California and Oregon, until the further action OF
Congress.
This was the extent of the action Of the committee
Several gentlemen offered amendments, and
predicated remarks upon them.
Mr.. CHANDLER said that the actof March, lS49,
limiting the expenses of collection, Parthian
arrow, discharged by retreating administration.
The committee rose, without making further
progress;
And the House adjourned till Monday.
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The following papers were presented under the
rule
BY Mr.. BUTLER, Of Connecticut; The memo
rial of William Cothren and others. praying re-
duction of postage. Referred 10 the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads.
Also the memorial of Gideon Close and others,
praying a reduction of postage. Referred to the
Committee ON the Post Office and Post Roads
BY Mr.. REED: Petition of professors and stu
dents Of theological seminary at Canonsburg, for
cheap postage. Referred TO the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads.
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COL. o. O. F.-The Members of Covenant Lodge
No. 10, J. o. o. f., are hereby requested TO assem-
bic attheir Hall on Sabbath evening, the 10th inst
at o'clock p M, to attend the funeral Of our late
lamcnted Brother p. G.. N. It. Browning
Sister Lodges Of Georgetown and Washington
are also fratcrnally invited 10 be in attendance.
D. II. COLLIER, N. c.,
J. II. CRAIG,
F.A. LUTZ,
J. r. BANGS,
Feb Committee Of Arrangements
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DANCING ACADEMY-second Course.
MIR. +. r. Liable has the honor to announc 10
lvl the citizens Of Washington and G. orgr A. wn
that his second course commenced on Th'arsday
5lst ult, at his residence ON Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Willard's Hotel,
Days of tuition Washingt on-Tueaa.ys. Thur
days and Saturdays; eorgetown--Mondaysa and
Fridays. Feb S-d2w&cog
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DIED.

In Georgetown, Thursday evening, the 18th
instant, after a long and painful illness, Mr..
THOMAS BROWNING, in the 32d year of his age.
His funeral will take place from bis late residence
on jefferson street, Tomorrow evening, at2oclock
AZ Baltimore, on Thursday evening, the 9TH inst,
HARRIET, in the 10th year Of her age, wife of
JoHN STEELE.
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Postscript to Advantageous for Proposals.
for carrying the Mails.

A LABAMA.-Proposals to carry ne mail daily
IA the Alabama river, between Mobibe and
Montgomery, supplying the different Intermediate.
Post Offices will be considered; times Of arrival AMI
departure TO be specified.
Also, TO carry the s,ail tri-weekly between Mo
bile and Columbus. Mississippi by the most direct
route; umesofarrval and departure to be specified
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CARUsI's SALOON.

GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT of the
VI celebrated GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY, (con
sisting of twenty sfour Instrumental Solo Perform
ers,) on TUESDAY EVENING, February 18th, at
Carusi's Saloon.
Principal pieces to be performed are: Overtures-
Fra Diavolo, by Auber, and Midsummer Nights
Dream, by Mendelssohn Finale to the Symphony
Mr.. Schultze. Cavetne, from Robert lie Diable, by
Meyerbeer Terzetto, from Attilla. Sounds from
Home; and grand descriptive Potpourri, the Bou.
quet, by Strauss.
Tickets so cents each; for sale at the Hotels, Book
and Music Stores, and at the door.
Doors open at 7, Concert to commence at O'Clock.
Feb. 9-SM&T (Inteligencer.l
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1.-THE Pen Is mightier than the Sverd."
O-wRITING FOR THE MILLIoN.-f1
~.sTERMs REDUCED TO ONLY Six poLLARs.t
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No. The Rev. Mr. Potter will preach ms
usual, at III O'Clock TO- morrow morning, and at
O'Clock in the evening, at the Central Presbyterian
church on Sth street, north Of the Patent Office.
The subject in the evening will be tcns drinking.
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Dry- Unitarian Church.-The subject of the
Lecture to- morrow evening will be, ''Athanasius
and the Arian Controversy" To commence at I.
O'Clock. Feb.
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MO. o, DAVID COPPERFIELn.
~ Hands not Hearts-a novel, by Janet Wilkin-
son; % cents.
Gray's Natural Philosophy,
Blackwood's Magazine for January, SO cts.
Just received by TAYLOR & MAURY,
Feb. y Booksellers near 9th street
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A NICE AND VARIED COLLECTION OF
IA VALENTINES, Comic and Sentimental.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Feb. 9 Bookstore near 9th ST.
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A FIRST-RATE COOK, washer, house serv ant
n and seamstress. For particulars, inquire OF
the Editor Feb 9N3ts
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WiIInrd,s HoteI.

WIIIard's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania AUsnue and l4th sire
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
Us @9(nltrei6er unb Tape5irer,
GtSneD 9S. 2Surcdtp

gnuet eie GdSsubrit iinu Srcunen uno Gem Yutttunl
dGabop tltouut gu moSu roB nu in ros bas blsbsr
btprbnt Gathan Sd brtnabt Der &ctcrlrtEn Srebt
ooni6tr in Der Somcu Str0bc Ter Saet Icuoun, 9;cSn
it, roc sr immtr bSrtit Fin tpjrb ocm 8uf in Den obeta
Spsi9tn kuc5 GCbdftS prompt gu ftl3tn Gr pIrrIdbta
IuGtrcibm, SditomaIsn, NahoGmun9 ausr SoIS'
orteu, Stutsnwano SapeSieen, &C.
auf kinlu 8tn uno Surb ps Grfabrun8 III CT 9Nri &c:
creeu ccu allen rbiscn 3pt9cu, brnotrs pr
tprn ite has Safpt panel work. bic rcrbrrbof 9cot
it, Sr Die 6Gti uuo fhSn 1usdbrn9 tnr arbtsn 9uarG'
tirt or, uuo IS fuo Sutsidb itnE Yrci itbr n'dB9.
Sosm CT in Qusntauu onags it, bat cine G6tro intsr'
Iibuua ertCn, odfdr fnru blhtn Dant aOtotttt uno
bct oas tinl tcis 9tfrtn arbtttu bm rnSrtn rribbn
3uirrutb suidbrsn wEroEn.
81 .-Gr bat bic ttsttu 9CacTiuc 0r9rtcrtn 8ubtabsn
ron lis III 10 Bell bth, blSuo9 auf bano uno III brt S
arrjl a. ng6O
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
SSppD's Natcnt
S6inbel< umo SlauerbGrrcl Sau6en'
Gcbuci0sM0 0ScGiitc,

g9uros ourd pflrosaauot arsts am 27ttn uno 2Slt'r
DRai am acr Srt in Iusntoun, ousaEllt unc arHSht'
r pctCmu,sntu 5ufisrCubs Gs muret eurd ers SpEro'
iicu brtn bol rru 25O0 bis 1000 ptrttc Stncn aus M
nsu Safr bcl eitlat ptrbn tSuneu. Stt MRahlu IT br
snfad uuo bniiod nit bis 4trrS9apaIt Hcn bis 4OoO
@hiuotu bic Snbe, cinSm &cltofpano rem nlt ubsr
/ Sho[r ptr Sauituo Dies III tn 6umbua. uuo wdros tb
.vtun permanent i'm Gaunp ct nlht nur pcrtblba FUR en
psratur no &er6rar asuEn cneern au cen SaCrtb ecn
aubc UNI 8tts ti9tru ourd Die Gtlhahuu9 sns6 p'ln'
gparttts Gidu Vcrtar uno Sollnu Shnctn uuo Dauttn
spsrcsn arstnpSr9 in 9rc6tn Suontan IN on eounttS
8eres gSutt DGoiuars uno Gbtr, eur ett Nlabns wr;
ftrfat uuo enpSbrsn prlItcmmEnt 5ufrNornhrth
Dir NNolhins fam. bur Ykree9aUa 9trlSbrn IN Sra:
ticu otkbcu tpueen bti s. tcb 3d. v um "a D III Stta
oiua cSSr bS Dem llutcrlhrttncn, mr ppH ceIpn IN
anas bat cine m GcosYiU Surb Yfrp9rot uno e| 0nct'
re an itihet Nlubts. eurh NPGfir9fraIt 9rtrtsctn.
srcutu rvdbt has 8cht fit sin Saunihip cetr 6ounn ~
fauftn rpnEsu tttSttu ft in int SrE no Gr0tsrll Gb
Nsr &C., ya., an btn ttnttrlhriEbEnSn ~ wtner.
6. -. Itorton.
c,,ortor,in, gbs1cr Co. Nto.,-Suui &, 1850. *3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
SSun iit abcr fi6er Cure Belt!
Cine ncue mDbt9e SbneiDeret.
S0nsesscg tSestae.

SWHE1prr Nv tvr St"st 2ans"t"".r
ersrsft tiefe 9sIessnbeit feinen Sreunben, 8uhoen
uno bsm Yubifum iiberbaupt bic QnSei9e Su MAIDEN,
ipab sr cine neue Sbneioere in Der Staot QHentaun,
uno Suar am nOro6ltIiben Gde Der !5amiltOn uno
4nn Sraeen er6fnet bat aIIwo er bereit III Allen
bic i'm nit brer Guncfbaft besbrsn m6ssn, in bic.
fem SADIE nadb gBunfdb Su oeneu.
Da er rr9eImdBi9 Die Mocen uOn pbilabsIpbia
uno Neu'Y YOrt erbdIt 70 psrpridt er, oa6 feline Qr.
belt an S66ubet feiner anesrn in biefer Gtabt
nabltsbcu wiro uno ea ale feline Qrbeitsu unter
feiner ci9enrn Qufdt 9ef6eben 70 III CT wiQis fur
Die @ute cnes ieoen Qrtifsls. Der feline @erfde usr.
Gd6t gut su ifsber.-g8a5 feline 9rcile anbelanet,
70 iOuen biefrbe 70 biaig ein, caS ie Hirsenps in
ausntaun biIli9er 9efuncen wsreen.
Gr 1T banfbar fur bsrsits genoerne 8unof6aff,
bttct I'M cine Scrtoauer, uno fubt UerfbGt, ba6
er eieielbe bur6 feline phnfttfeit, feline quite 1rc
belt unc feline biaise 9reife nod I'm pieIes permsb.
rem wirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11

ttHe SgIFgeHUetI 6u DQpeu
bod micber einmoI vUn ben Uiecu @sf6ifhn aus.
Suruben tnoem men Sufas eamals 70 ere6 mar,
oaB tb nitt alcn Unfprebeneen aeb6ra, 70 fbnsI
ais Iie CS tpunlttcn abwarten fonnte.
SD 9ebe aber nun btercurtb Natbridbt, tas idb
icet aus9erubt babe. oa6 tb nibt fOrteeSosen bin,
oaB ib nod an msinem aIten Staneplab in Der
Noro 2uenifraee
SaS Sfcns II. Slcc6IcDmicb=SciCbGf
9r66er betrcte ais it oies ie 9eban babe, uno ea6
in auen Stiifen ib nun mieeer bsrett bin mid al.
ni9em 4ufIauf ent9ssen su feusn, mag CT aud 70
9rO6 iein ais or wiQ-iebob bOffe idb man pirb mir
9eb0rise Belt oaSu erIauben-immer rpdre IS aber
beber, wenn nbt ale auf sinmaI fdmeH.
&o6pfeu ! Spb6fen !! Sp66fm -!
SD babe eeeenwdrtig $50 crffe @ute SU66fen
auf Sanc, Die an St6nbet. Dausrbaftisfcit. 6dns
ei9fsit uno Biai9fsit bic 81 atbbun Sefen eanA
i'm Sbattcn MISUNDERSTANDING bsarsift mein
QhOrtement Sefen, olle 4rten in Gb tie in eic1sr
9s9eno perlan9t wercen.
Slecbipadrcn. .-Mein Qfortement Bletbpaas
rem it pOufdncis, unc miro fcnf ntrseneswO iIber-
trcffen.
Sddbrinncn perfertiee ib an BEN niebrisIfens,
prelben auf Sefelun9 uno pcfprebe caB | lie
meine Grbetten ron Der erften 9lte fen fclen.
SRSgr BAT fidb aud Defenders eineeribtet UNI
auf SuIangen ISdufer orsr anose @sbduts auf bic
befe Manier. an cen btui9ftsn 9eein9uneen uno.
auf bic caucrbaftefe 9Eeife NIT 8Isd su bedsn.
ueberbaupe fclIen meiue SCroerun9en 9ans buig
fsin-uno b6bft oanfbar fir ole ibtraIe unterifu-
sung bic id 9enoiIen babe bite i'd Inn fernan Bus
fpru6.
StepbeH Bnr9er,
Qaentaun, SUM- 13. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
Sbrijfi0lt 0bcrt,
@inbmhDI< nnb StrOb6anfma6er III per
St0bt QlQentaull

SeSent fb cieier 9sIs9snbeit frinen Sreuncru
uno Eunoen Die anSeiae gu MAIDEN. ra6 CT fcin Sc
ibdft nod INNER an fenem aIten Stanoplaee, am
luo oGIiden @fe Der SamiIton uno Unn Stra6en,
IN NIIentaun. uno Swor Swilben Den 9alibduier Der
Serren @earer unc Sa9enbueb, fortetrsibt, aIIwo
er nun
SSiuomiibls uno Strpbbaufmatbrr tSano,pcrf
auf cine fsbr ous9ecebnte Beife fOrSufeeen 9sfOn.
ncn it, Seine 9Hinomhblsn fino in ben benacb
borten @auntieS wobt betannt, uno chen 70 befannt
1T es oab fie feinen in elmer weitrn Gntfraune
na6fteben. Die preife feiner g8incmubIen iuo BON
IL bis Is SbaIer, uno eie Der SrObbdnfe BON
bis 10 Sbaler.
SIifarbet an Winbmiblsn cber Shcbbinfe wiro
auf bic flr5eife 0n5r9e uno fcbr bilIis prribtst.
Sanfbar fir bsber eenOiIene llntriiieun9, bOfft
er eur6 plnfIi6e Qbmartun9 iener 9sfbiftr, cine
Sortcausr Der Gunlf bes publifums Su erbalten
wcfiir er iseerSet banfbar fen pro.
Seine @inrmublen uno Strobbdnfe fne
ebenfaIls an tem Stobrbaule BON MrOre, @ans'
ling unc 60. Su babeu.
Suni 25. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
Serrcm 2imO nnb 0ppo
%9lQ 6rt6f.
2(Gsntaun, Suli 4.

Nadridt wiro bsrmit 9sseben, eab bel Der ndb'
fen Sieun9 Der gefeesebun9 BON psnnipIUanien
4niprub 9ema6t wercsn wiro fur Die Snforpori.
ruue elmer Sanf, wsIde in Der Staot Quentaun, Sc:
tba @auntp rrittet wetoen fCu, 9cnannt: ,Sie
Sarmsr5' uuo Ntsdanies Bane uon aaentaun," nit
cincm Capital bon enbunoet tauisno $balsr, nit
osm 91ebte baielbe su speibuneert tauieno SbaIer
,u Uermsbren, nit GrlaubniB Sanf9efbdfte ansu'
fanssn, fcbatO funfSi9 tauienO &basr einbebubtt
Iiuo.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
&a(f! &alf! GQlf!

Der lintsrSsidnete wunf6t eem publttum anju'
arissn bab CT neulitb oas &oItbr'nnen IN Ger Staot
Ilisntauu, ee6a @auntp, breOnnsn Bat, uno ea6 CT
INNER frif6aebranntsn Raf fur ouerIei 8ebraucb,
aIs fur nc9etrautb. Sum Soutn uno @siSwa'
ften auf Sano baIteu wiro. Giemano Fam oa'
ber febfcmmcn, inecm er ben QrtifeI INNER pcrrd
fbia batsu wlrc. seine 9reife iOIIen biIIis lsin,
uno fein &aIf 1T pcn Der aIlsrbsten Grt. 9r BIT
sOtanaiicS SIcubarS.
ssai 30. nqbu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
rs. 6rt6f.

Sintemal gBiuiam 8. Derr uno Nfarp 1nn
feline Srou, burd cine tlebcrf6rsibuns. oattrt een
23Ren Sao Mai 1850, ibr eanjts &ermo9en' Ile'
oenees, perI6nibes fomcbl ais permfttes an Zen
Iinteribrebenen fur ben Nusen ron @rsoit0ren
Ibsrtrooen bobsn, ,-Oabsr msroen aue 9erionen
Sis on bsGuoen gSiaiam 8. Osr i6uloi9 iino sr,
Tntt BuGbluns Su MAIDEN, uno foIhe Die SOroe.
runatu BADEN besben oiefsIbe bis esn fen nabtsH
Qusua sjnjubdno9en,
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