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Washington telegraph., 1850-07-10

STONE CAvALRY.-Four petriied hors-
es and their riders are said to have been
discovered at the bottom of Crow wing
river, one hundred and twenty eght miles
above St. Paul, Minnesota. The Saint
Paul Pioneer, which seems to be slightly
sceptical on the subject, offers to pay fit
ty dollars for each sound petrifed horse,
mare, Or gelding. and the same for each
petrified man or woman which may here
after be found, and half price for ponies
and children. A ST. Louis Barnum, who
is about to establish museum in that ci-
ty, writes to the editor of the Pioneer for
particulars in relation to the stone caval-
nv and offers to pay literally for these
hard customers if they can be delivered
there in "good condition" A few ante
diluvians, embalmed by nature, would
rather take the shine out of the swad-
died corpses brought from the pyramids.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-10
THE DRuNKARD,s HOME.
BY JAMES srILLMAN.

BY JAMES srILLMAN.
The drunkard's home! What words can show
The scenes of misery there?
What mind conceive, what heart can know,
Save those compelled to share?
Tb' abode of wretchedness complete,
Whence every comforts fled,
Where want, disease and ruin meet,
And every hope is dead!
The drunkard's home, more cheerless far
Than ever convct's cell,
With granite wall and iron bar,
For guilty ones to dwell;
O better;fa the vaults Of death,
For there all sufferngs cease,
And care worn pilgrims yield their breath,
Andsleep the sleep Of peace.
The drunkard's home! that barren waste!
That desert of the souh
Without one green oasis graced,
Where streams of comfort roll;
Stricken as by the Simoon's blast,
All bliss is prostrate laid,
And Pity, weeping, stands aghast
To see the ruin made.
The drunkard's home! the ck-grt strand
Where honor shipwrecke ed lies,
The den where Murder dies hand
Where Virtue, poisoned, dies;
Wnere Vice spreads round its filthy slime,
Where falsehood forms her lair,
The haunt of Infamy and crime,
OF Madness and Despair!
The drunkard's home! ye gen'rous youth,
Yet from intemperance free,
Atte nd the warning voice Of truth,
And from the poison flee:
Touch not the cup of liquid fire,
Beware o: habits chain,
Quench the first spark Of wild desire,
And spurn the damning bane.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-10

"Do you believe in the free expression
OF opinion?" "Yes, sir, universal tolera-
ton of opinion" "Then, sir, must say
mat | have an opinion that you are
iar."
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70 The comminse Naval A.!!s Also ,ha, the petition
o. this House, and refereed the Committee Invalid
b. Mr.. GREEN The mem,ral Of q. A. Parsons. Of
Missouri praying compensation for services rendered ia
lsing and organizing volunteers Tor the Mexican
BY Mr. NELSON The pe.ion q he ifnsiess Of tho first
New York. PRAY ing for the Of their church edce
parsonage, &o burnt by tho British In the
sn d New York praying o' an appropriation
distractions in the Huhgae channel, near the hasbor Of
By MI. THOMPSON Of Mississippi, The petition Of
John Fisher and So Others of Mississippi
tho establishment OF malrouIe from Aberdeen, Miss
via Camargo, Harrisburg. and Ellstown 10 Ripley, Mss
BY Mr. STANTON Of Kentucky, The petition OF Iohn
b. Richeson and other heirs OF Col Holt hcheson claim
ng compensation for the revolutionary eyoes o. saia no
RIcheson. Also the peon Of Joseph D. Ward Tor PEN
sion. Of wounds received ia the Mexican war
Also the petition Of Ben min Lee and 295 other citizens o.
Mason and Lewis counties Kentucky protesting against ne
Congress- in the army or navy
and declaring appropriations of the public revenues iof
that purpose uncoasaIional Also. tue peiloa q William
Also the peon oil John 3. Devln OF the u > marine
corps, praying that he may be- paid the usual allowance
BY Mr. PHENX the petition Of las merchants, In the
city of New York. engaged foreign commerce, for an act
m an Pe psa If q Bs
the estate OF j. j. fnlow, deceased 10 be ndemned for
property destroyed by the Seminole Indians while In the
occupancy OF troops OF the United States Also, the
petition Of Catharine Clark widow OF Joseph Clark, for
pension. Also six several petitions from cizsns, mer-
Also petition Of citizens Of New York il favor Of the
ducton the Of postage. Mr. +. also moved to take
the petition and 70 he claims g Roo., Rob
Claims Also take from the flies the petitions and papers
relative the dnlics merchandise destroyed by fire IN
the city Of New York Ia loio TO % referred % inc Co
BY Mr.. HoAGLAND, A resolution Of the general assem-
d1cng The price Of tie public lands il the vicinity Of III
Wabash and Er and Miami extension canals.
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NRAND BIRTKI-NIGHT BALL.-The Franklin Fire Com
pany take pleasure in announcing 70 the public that they viii
Sixth Annual Birth Night Ball Thursday evening,
January 1880 Jackson Hail. where they viii be pleased 70
many Of their friends and citizens honor them with
Neither expense will spared make
this q the most brilliant balls ever given BY the od
Mcchums Butts drug store, Second Ward Patcr
drug sioe Edwin McCubbins, Third Ward j. T. Pow
w H. Winter tobacconiss Bentes refecory, Fourth
Ward Caparis's Capitol Hill Kelly Navy Yard Or Of any
Genemens clothing taken Of BY proper persons free Of
cIarre. I. /. \ J.
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TUsT RECEIVED At the oid-established Music Store,
Of u Pennsylvania the following
popular muc from the pubsher Oliver Dson Boston
which will be sold usual reduced pceour cents per page
WILLIAM FISCHER.
Gems Union for two performers.
Six ondos designed stndes young beginners by Czoney
Sing me, then, the song Of old; by Loder.
Array the love by l.. ID. Hoard.
The Hnuser poka song.
Little Mary BY Lincoln.
Far Away; BY q. 9. Crossnian.
Young Indian Girl by Allen.
The Lost Boy; by G. r. Whitney.
The Medical Studentj by Valentine.
Blow from Auber opera Of the Crown Jewels
Come, chase that tear awny; ny Moollng.
The Spinning Wheel; Scotch song
The Little Foot by John Wilson. M
Love In Cottage; by Clinton.
The Sisters Prayer; by Crouch.
mehe Of the bindj BY j. knghi
Daylight Il the by A. Lee
The Little Gay Deceiyer; BY n. Russell
There's roo enough alj by II. Russell.
The songs and gIees Of the Baker family
LieweIyns Bride by @. Barker
Our Countryj by Woodbury.. -, :.
Bartholdy
Mr. Browns sercnadc I; by Haton.
Dina Joe, fhyoritc negro
Iii be gay while may BY Lodcr. ..8I
Pm Queen of a Fairy Land BY Knight
Pleye's German Hymn, with yannnons by II. bnckner
collection Of easy sonatas and studies; by Mozart
Kathleen gone by w. Maynard
On, come 10 the mountains by Barker. Jan
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I'm taking his resdence in Washington, ID Co. during the
OF Congress- undersigned respectfully ofsrs his services
uas associations public bodies VINO may have buns
pending before Congress- "lohby menhe In ue justly
of but avoed and rcsponsib
medium Of incgence and explanation bssween nemhsn
case collection Of which they have not from the res
other dutes requisite hcics and the apycsnu
mcmoraists on The other hand In dssnn and dd
parts Of the country seeking reliable channel OF
whom properly communicated me aces necessary 70
lust egsanon In the prcmises-
But the editor Of Plough, the Loom, and tho Anvil wishes
Nevertheless TO well understood that his journal VII
driven with unabang diligence, and even, - he hopes e
from members Congress the condition and wants Of agriculture
the different stases to yet fruitful Of advsnar
thosc rreat industrial pursuits which IL has been the habit
pleasure might tho instinct OF his he 70 devo"
pen and his heart
On mere matters Of busincss, such remffanes ~s'e
hc connected with Plough, Loom, and the Anvil the
dersgned may addressed usual and with assurance o.
attention. at Walnut street. Philadelphia For anything ~
psrtcua demanding especially personal care,
should be sddrsssed they viii lind him,
ingfen, ID. Q. x,,,,,r,
Dec. 5-2aw4w J. B. skNNhh
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.-A G. HUGUENIE b CO.,
manufacturers Of watches Of every description, In
United Sates have arrived In Washington
witt Of superior watches and guard
Washington City, and offer them
SALE and RETAIL cheaper taA they be bought In
New York II
wishing purchase fine .rtcls win Penss give
call. 4. u Hu6uENIN,
Att Monisndons old stand, PcnnsyIvania avenue,
l2h and 18th streets, Washington ID. O.
Principal depot No 10 Beckman street. between William and
Nassau streets, New York. ..,t. s..a-
During my absence e my establishment with Mr. A. @.
Huguenn Switzerland who perfectly able repair all kinda
Watches clocks consequently recommend
him my friends and the public generally. .....
Dec 23-dkns j. MONTANDON
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Alter the reading OF the journal,
Mr.. KAUFMAN asked whether there had not been .
for day or two. which had not yet been laid before the
House. ttk
The SPEAKER answering in the affirmative,
Mr.. KAUFMAN asked the unanimous consent OF the
House TO permit him TO move that be laid before the
The SPEAKER stated the request Of the gentleman
from Texas; when a8e 81
MEmBER objected, and il was not acceded 10.
hesSPEAKER announced the busineps before the
House 10 be the execution Of the order for the election OF
its officers, that Of the Clerk being first in order
Mr.. WILLIAMS here withdrew the name OF Thomas
j. Campbell from the list of candidates for the Cerkship
The SPEAKER summoned the teers for the occa-
sion to seats At the Clerks desk.
Mr. KAUFMAN remarked that be had understood that
the reason why gentleman had objected to his motion
because he did not desire TO have the message read
The SPEAKER replied that objections had been made
both sides OF the chamber being usual 10 have all
executive Communications read.
Mr. HARRIS, Of Illinois, rising TO privileged ques
ton said that some zen days since, for their mutual
man Mr. KEaa) IRON Maryland. and that the time for
which they bad agreed to abstain from voting having
pred this moning he should vote to-day in the election
The telIers--Messrs. HARALioH, WmTE, JAMES THoMp.
SON. and CRowELIhavng taken their seats 1t the desk,
the House proceeded with the eleventh vote for
q Clerk with the following result
Whole number Of votes cast, 2ie
Necessary 10 choice, Ito.
Mr. w. Fomey rec~ivcd 100
solomon Foot l04
y 3 French $50 I
MIST Clair Clarke
q. w. Phleo
3. l.. CONVENIENT
als
For Mr. j. w. FoRswy--Messrs Abertson Ashe Averets
Bay Bsyy Beale, Bisse Bocock Boosh Bowdon. BowIn,
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Partfculafly % the ladies.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUsT RECEIVED, AND WIZ
fully open Monday, Of 30 pairs French Cater Boots
largest and most elegant assortment ever offered IN this MARKET
sisting Of
Black, Bronze, Blue, Green, and Slate colcr-
The above having prchascd for cnsh very low they arr
HE'D 10 Offer them cheaper ey heretofore sold
Also, Richly Embroidered French Kid Sandals Unusually ess'
Cou~ap,ly ON hand large stock Caters, various coor
White and black san and Kid slippers and Watkins Shoe
expressly 10 order approved Philadelphia mu
Genslemen Leather Dress Shoes and Gates also '
Dress and Water prookBoots. -.
A. coyLE ssoN
Dec. 23--2aw2w
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For M. FoRssy-Messrs Abertsou, Ashe, Averetf,
Bay Bsyy Beale Bssel Boccck Boosh, Bowdon Bowlin,
Boyd, Albert O. Brown wms ]. Brown, Bus, jos. Gable,
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ny GREEN n TAsTET, Aucs1enssrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Thursday the 10Th instant shall SELL ~ the residence Of
Y. Kendall south aide Of =, bctwccn M and 6 streets,
10 O'Clock excellent Of furniture viz
Mahogany spring and cushioned sofas and paror chaiu
do dressing and Other bureaus
DO dining, breakfast, and other tables
DO rocking chairs and marble bop centre table
One very ane Kame French mirror, n BY 3oinche Ssupcor
Maple bedssead, csne-scat anvother chairs
Wsrdrobes, washsands, toilet sets, &c.
Feather beds and bddsna, hair and shuck mattresses
Girsndoles SOLAR han, and other lamps
Painted window shades, vepcfan blinds, &c.
ParIor, passage, step and chamber carpets
China, 9iass, and crockery ware .l
Cooking. radiator, and air-tsht stoves
Passage oilcloth stair rodds, spitoons &C. aat
Also good assortment Of kitchen requisites
Terms under 5, cash; 25, credit OF 90
days. for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Jan 5-dts fHNa sENt tN hucuoneer%
P.s.-Thc House Is for Apply on the PREMISES.
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THE Lexington Fire, IAfs, Marine Insurance Cen
pany Of Lexington Kentucky. Agency In Wsshngoa ~
Todds Buldinp PennsyIvania svcnae incorporated mm
legislature Kentucky for the purpose Of insufins hon
buidnss ships In po, merchsndise and other personal
srty from damage Capital 600 900 Ill paid up and ~
A. n. sKrLLnAr, President.
= CHARLES DE SEEDING
Jan. s-axwimif-u Agent for The District Of Column"
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Csoxs A. Caldwell Carter Cleveland Howell Cobb. W r.
W Cobb. Colccck, Daniel, Dinmick, Disney poy Dun
Gilmore, Gonmsn, Green. Hackett, Hall, Hamilton Ham
mond, HaTalson, Harlan. Harnsnsons Ishsmf G. Harris
ssy H NJ as. Hasss z.s%
JOB i Ssaa M s ecIssaa Mssssld Ssbe~s Me-
PeeE, Phelps Potter Powell Robbins. nobin
Stanton, ssssn' Strong swesssr Thomas Jacob Thomp
Waldo, Wallace. Wellborn. whttsseyy Wood, Woodward
For Mr. s Foor-Messrs Alexander, Allen, Anderson,
AndIews. Ashmun, Baker, Bennett, Bokes Bowie Breck
.sSs s10h bows Ge sssy S cssnas CLARK onr
man, Cole, Conger, corwin Crowel Dckey, Dixon, Dues
Duncan Alexander Evans. Nathan Evans Fowler Freed
Houston, Howe. Hunter, James L Johnson Kerr, Daniel
mns e. ans s1
Mclean, Meacham, Moore, Morehead, Morton, Melon
Newell. ogle, Oils, Outlay, Owen ph~odx. Pman Put
sey, Sacket,, Schenck, Schsrmerhon, Schoocra Shep
ped. Sylvester spaldng Sprsgue S'anly Stephens ste
Tasi uua nassi vn,on wis Williams
'' TS;s M Mr. b '1 B BiseHAn.- Bingham
For Mr. q. W. Pmlro.-Messrs Durkee, Julian, P.
For MI. s. t. GouvGKSHuR--Mr. billiard.
After the result OF this ballot had been declared,
Mr. RICHARDSON moved a call Of the House, and
on that motion he asked the yeas and nays which hav
ing been ordered, the motion was not agreed toyeas o.
Mr. WILLIAMS, rising to privileged question, an
nounced that having SPARED of" with Mr. f. p STAN
TON, who had been called by business to the Supreme
Court room. he should not vote Tor the present
The House then proceeded with the 18th vote
for Clerk, with the following result:
Whole number Of votes cast, 900
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION On Thursday,
January 1850 shall SELL the premises 3ocIock
m and ot situated AZ the Of and I'd streets.
adjoining railroad depot The house Of brick, with back
building good order, containing
property add occupied hotel and
excellent business and II OF the best stands
for that business In the city
Term. One third cash. and The balance IN two years or note.
taken. Title indisputsble. GREEN TASTET,
Dec Ql--6eodAds Aucdoneefs.
Imncdiasey shove, shalt adjoining
side, with small frame house. The house Ia
good ORDER and will readily command Of four dollars per
month
Terms One-hs cash, and twelve months
bearing interest deed and deed Of taken. II
tie indispntsbie. rs GREEN TAsTET,
Jan Auctonccrs.
o0-Ths above sale postponsd until Thursday. shs
ION instant--same hour GREEN TAsTET,
JAMS Aucnonecrs
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NOTTCEProposas win be the 18Th day q JRnu
next for building twenty be delivered IN The
District Of CoIumbs Cumberland Maryland on o. before me
15fh day OF March WEI. =.
Specifications will be by personal appcaion BY let
the ONCE OF Hunter Harris Co., Cnmbsnd Maryland
Agent the chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal Transportation Company. . -.
CvnssRLArp, Maryland, Dec. "a, 1872 ~.,. ..-,--
National fntslirencer Baltimore American,
Baltimore Sun win publish until the 10Th January ner]
Dec 27-dtiOJsn
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A CARD.-HENRY DOUGLAS, Florist and seedsmsn - =
"A Of and streets, opposite e Stnte Department rsx
method sppxe his pasrons and csss q ne beautiful r
OF flowers nov In bloom which will be arranged order
bouquets wreai sprigs, vsses baskets, Ac with super"
guaranteed 70 please, ~ reasonable prcsu.
Ian Q-eod2w
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rr.AGETT 4 DODsON would respcctfnIiy givs r srp
N n nj rir cusoers havins unsettled on me
that on or about The Ia Of New Year their bills VIII y
when seter,snss for the same, either the money ~
win ~ most thsnkfIy received, thereby enabling me"
ther books ~ 1910.
Dec. 23--e0Iw W At @ W
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ONDON, Lverpoo1. and oernssn nssnunsss.sr N
IL Watches tc finest quality imported Ia this country
gold cwel diamond pins and rnss In variety for sa,e
CEY WARkiNER, watch fur doors west Brow ~ ~
sign Of the watch with the guard key and chain
7ih streets, Pennsylvania avenue Washington, D. u
Jan 1-eo3ts
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said county and State
The petition Of the heirs ;, James Russell, Of The county
Of Cape Giafdeaa State Of Missouri praying Congress 70
land in said county and sac Both Of which referred
to the Commiuee on Private Land Claims.
The petition Of A. Wheeler aud tweny.three Others
citizens OF Ripley county. Missouri praying the e'.ab-
Of Ripley. via Widow MoFsddn.. Of Black river 10 The
county OF Wayne, TO Greenve, In thc county last sfore
said.
Ts. ssS ss ss q. %s
proposed praying the establishment, Of mairouie from
G . S !. me Ges G. ss
Spruce's Ferry, and in,e,secng the route eadi from
n Il q miles " %Son s.s ss
red TO tho Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads
The petition Of O. A. Walker and sixy.one Others, c.
zens Of Mssour, praying the q conmer
orns whereby the citizens may be accommodated with
safe che,p and dfss, transmission IN ,he n'srchsnge Of
sppi.. Referred 70 the COMMITTEES on Commerce
with Great Britain and citizen oil ST. Louis county
Missouri praying for pension, on account Of wounds
that war; which have disabled him In hts old age
render him incapable of sbos for support; which
referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Invalid Pensions
The petition Of Michael Conrad and ono hundred and SOW
n q q the q 81 s0a
survey o. commons a. surveyed ana established BY Sur
vcyor Gencrns Rector Mckea, Mlbufn, and Langhnn ;
which was referred TO the COMMITTEES on Private Land
Claims
Also stA
The petition Of Napoleon Brown. Arabia Brown, and
Catharns Brown. ciiixens Of Wayne county, Missouri
praying be allowed change certain land enrics made
msnts Of fourteen years. and sS.ir entry falls upon lands
utterly vauccss referred the COMMITTEES on Public
Lands
BY Mr. GERRY. The petition Of william Hall snd $50
Others Also, the petition OF John Sbly and 10 Others
praying the abolition of tho office OF chaplain wherever
employed expense of the government Mr. q.
desired cay, in presenting these petitions that while ne
could Ia the views OF the petitioners a. set forth
in their memorial STILL entertaining profound sespec
for the right oil petition and high regard for the me.
noras he asked that the petitions be read and referred 70
Also, the memorial Of o. = Abbott administrator Of the
estate OF 0s Le and Others OF Csssinc, Maine praying
Mr. O. also asked and obsined leave that the pelion and
papers In the Of Lot Davis VIM Core and Benjamin
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Denax.
When the Senate is equally divided the seoetsrv shall
take the decision OF the President"
Mr.. MANCUM called upon the Secretary to take the
vote Of the Vice President, accordance with the rule
Dir. DOUGLAS inquired OF the senator from Norfb
Cesolina what had been the practice Of the Senate IN
relation 10 the right Of the President throw casing
VOC n cnaes Of this kind. tf. -
M. MANGUM. In my experience. that right has
never bssn exercised in case similar 10 this The
Presdenl pro poe, OF course, votes the same AZ any
other member Of ihs Senate. II was held, sir, BY your
pedecessos. that be had right 10 vote in such cases
and upon one occasion he was about TO exercise the
night, when he prevented by the entrance OF sena-
t who had not before voted. and whose vote decided
the question pending M
The VICE PRESIDENT. The Chair will be govern
ed in this matter By the opinion OF the Senate.
a SEsAToR. What 10 the provision OF the constitu.
tonf
tn VICE PRESIDENT read the article Of the con-
situton providing that
rJAs Wise Psssasn ofihs United States shah be Pss-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-22
S0uQebrer perlan9t.

Nadridt wirb biermit 9c9eben, oo6 Die Shuoi-
rettOrsn uon oem SeiceIbea Saunidip 0itrift. iitb
auf SomfoQS Den 24fen 4u9uf um llbr Nat
mitta9S am gafbaufe Ucn y er Sd / Il er, if.
in Sd9erSpiIe, in befa9tem Stirift pniammeIn
meroen, nm Sdbuaebrer anSunebmen. Gini9s Der
gsbrcr fOGtsn fibi9 fein um in Der sn9lben uno
eini9s um in Der crutitsu Sprabe untsrridt Su er.
tbsiIcn. perfonen eie ShuIe 3u baIten minfbeu,
percsn iib ON CbcnerwdbntCn Sag uno Srt elm:
finoeu uno bri Dem 8Oaro meIosn.
Die Sbuls wiro anfan9en am Stem ROpsmber
uno Monate cousrn.-9ebaIt 2H Gent per Sag
fir isoe5 6no.
Die Sruites bon eosm StuI6auIe in befaatem
D1ritt iino erfubt obieer SerfammIuns beiBuwob,
men.-Quf Sefebl Der 8Oaro.
SGeUb i5crtcr, Gee.
Uu9uH 8. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-22
2eBte Grinneruna.

Nue bsisnisen cie nod iduIoi9 iino an bic Sin
teraIcuicbaft ces perftorbrnen Souatban Steffen,
leetbin pon NieeermaCuneie SIP, eeta @auntp,
fei ts in glOten, Sanben, Senou9eIo cbcr auf anee
re g8eilc fino biermit gum IsetsnmaI aufasfOrbsrt
nunbalb feds @otben an Die llnterfhrebenen abs
SubeSablsn-uno SOIhe. bic nod rsdtmd6ise Sor
6sruneen an Cbi9e SiutsrIaiTcnIhaft baben, finb
ebsnfauS erfudt innerbab bsfa9tsr Belt ibre &eeb.
nuu9en sinSubdntissn.
SacOb bSteffen,
SOB Steffen,
Aemni1ratSrS
Qu9uff l. RG6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-22
Qusuf 8.
a&@ime 6orfc.

Bir bic untHSeitueten. 9rbrauben oicfe Wctbc
Re. unrsru Sreuncen uno benz pubIifum uberbaup
0duf abSuifattsu, oas mir bieiuvCr 10 LIBERAL nit
getraice etc. usrlebsn mOrosn iino.
Snoem uufre MubIe nsuereiu9s 9ro6en Serbef
Ieruuaeu untnsausen 1T, une mir in 8OI9e oao0n
rtwa cui MOnate lang feline @eitdfte tbun fonn'
ttn 70 aeben mir nun biercurb Ndhrht eoB mir
tisfelbe BON Ncusm in Sperdticn 9eicet baben nno
bobsr bereit fnc wis SuuCr, allc Slrtcn Scs
froice sin,ufaufen pofur Gin biu9er @rsis nit
autem geIb beSablt wiro.
~Samcrn, Sbr feic rabcr oIIe cin9elaesn
wtnu Sbr nit gursm @ttraoe nob Der Staot
Fcmmt, brubrr ~ fOmmsn unc einen Serfad bei
uns ,u matbrn-une wsnn Sbr ocrSt96e &ebIsn
braudt, 70 1T bier etraNe Ger Srt UNI lIe ju eet0m
"'"' GGocr une acd,
qttr eIr eSda.
Tuorr1s uq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-22
l..
IA S6uQeDrer perlanaf.

gtadrht miro bisrmt 9e9sbeu, ca6 iid bic 0i'
reftoren ers SuombeitbaIIr Sbuoifrifts periam
meIn meroen, am .0aufe bon QIer. gS. Sob CT, am
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tags, far ben @noSwsd IA Sduuebrrr fur ben Ser.
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