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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

The following are the only banks in this
city sta nding fair: Bank of the Metropolis,
Bank Of Washington, Patriotic Bank, Elk.
change Bank of Selden, Withers g. Co..
Washington City Star.
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NEW FOUNDRY IND MACHINa
EYgNsYJLLr INn,.,.,

EpaNsVILLE. INDIANA
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED dat
= we nave with great ard OK erse fitted up "a
complete shops as any IN the West and hope literal
patronage will signify Deposition encourage Heme
Manufacturers We are prepared with ever facility
Tor Manufacturing steam Engines with wood orion bed
Irames and machinery Of all kinds with the latest i'm.
provements. Gearing and shaftirg fitted up. Puieys.
IRON Fronts Tor houses: Plow Mould boards, Wse.
on Boxes, Iron and Brass castings md Wrope6t
IRON forging work OF all kinds. and II Grst qualify,
finished to order Steamboat work and repsirr Of ii
kinds of machinery promptly and c. r.fuy execused
Our machinery is complete, possessing all the a.
vantages OF the latest and our workmen
are OF the most skilful an experienced elsss Our
general has for foreman
OF an extensive establishment East, and 10 fully couSl
10 any Machinest in theWe est.
Persons desiring Engines other machinery built or
Repaired are requested TO CALL for feel copnd
that We can give full isfsetion in quality OF work
sn Prices As any competent and respectable essablisA
ment In the country. -
Car wheeIs OF various patterns manufactured, WITH
VI urpheys p tent Solid Hub. -
Orden ~ mail will receive prompt attention at The
same price - when given Ia person.
scrap Iron. Brass and Copper want ID. \
1ee' G. d. EGGLEST0N Z co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

CRAZY BARBER.-A barber doing business
in York street, New York, was RECENTLY son,
to the Lunatic Asylum. lie has on several
occasions attempted to cut the throats of hi,
customers while shaving.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06
CORONER,s INOUCST

a inquest held by me In knight township near
"A Eneas McCailistcrs farm on the 27,h June is,a mn
on view OF the body Of person unknown rather low
ded pants dark vest shoes and socks. Nothing found
win him except some papers directed TO Patti Kelly
y D INV. JOHN TREBLE, Cor. V G.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06
The Celebration.

The Anniversary of Our National Indepen.
dence, passed of inexcussbly neglected, so
far as the mass Of American born citizens
were concerned. The day was quietly Oh
served by many in their usual places of bu.
siness. busily at work to see how many
dimes could be made, or how many had been
made. just as If the day had never been con
secrated to more holy observance. The
day would have passed entirely unobserved
by ally public demonstration, had cur adop-
ted German citizens been as wanting in pub
lie spirit and patriotism, as the native and
adopted Hoosiers.
The "GeTman Assisting Association a
numerous end highly respectable Order al.
though little known before publicly, were out
early in the morning in lengthy procession,
With appropriate banners and badges, and
marched through the principal streets. after
one OF the best bands of music in the West.
Fhey retired to an adjoining grove where an
address wss delivered ard ether exercises had
after hich all joined harmoniously in dis
patchig collation. prepared 70 the occasion,
cosisting Of dozen barrels Of beer and 9th.
er staple provisions in proportion. They re-
turned to town about three o'clock, making
quite an imposing appearance, apparently
we'll pleased with an opportunity 20 celebrate
the Natal day of their adopted country.
A couple OF young gentlemen formerly
! from fankeedom, where the 4th of July is al.
,oays celebrated, invested dime each in last
years Fire crackers, and maniully maintain
the custom OF their native land, and the
land of John Adams, the peerless patriot of
his day, and the inventor Of 4th of July Gel.
brations. the loudest noise We heard du.
ring the day. and decidedly the most musical
always excepting the German Brass Band)
was the exposition ofa bottle of Heidsick at the
Pavilion dinner table, which as usual was
spread with all the luxuries of the season.
The Sabbath School entertainment, given
to the children of the Methodist and Cum
berland Presbyterian congregations, we
were informed by those who attended, was a
very pleasant affair.
The exercises were admirably executed by
all parties concerned. The children acout.
ted themselves with great credit in their re.
citations and other exercises in which they
took part.
The address delivered by James Harlan.
Jr. Esq, was pronounced by all who listen.
ed to it, to possess extraordinary merit, evinc.
ing rare talent as we'll as good taste both in
arrangement and delivery.
Maj. J. Wesley Hughes, marshaled the in.
venile forces and conducted the procession
to the grove near the "Old Grave Yard"
where the order of the day was fulfilled and
the procession returned to town by the Mai
with the system and precision characteristic
Of that gallant officer. Thus ended the do.
ings of the 4th Of July 1853 in Evansville
0F Mr.. Henry Grant, a respectable far.
mer about four miles from this city, having
po ssibly imbibed too much of the 4th, on re.
turning home in the evening of that date
| raised difficulty with his u;ro and .,.hh.J
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

IAN exchange says the rebellion in China is
one which has long been brewing" twill
certainly have the effect of bringing a great
many to their b,sr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06
WILLIAM III. CURRIE,

X . Z K SIS * o y NJ u &C.
IlElNG permanently located In this city, as his bu
- siness is such to allow him TO take few pupils
respectfully socts the patronage OF hose ladies or
tlonen who may want instr clion in Piano. Guitar OF
cultivation Of the voice Ladies attended their resi-
dsuces For furh particulars apply at the Music Store
OF WM. n. CUkKIE
I've Second floor Foster Hall
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

hECKER & KRAMER have removed their extcn.
sve sto OF Groceries. Leather and FindII es Ito
their new brick store two doors above their oil stand
on Main street. between First Second Their stock
emb aces n complete assortment in their line and The
will be happy TO wait upon their old customer and I'M.
public generally, on az good terms Is heretofore.
N2-d3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06
MARYLAND LOTTERIES FOR JULY. 1854.
N A l RI q CO., A q e N TE.

MAR1LANV.
The following splendid Lotteries will be drawn in the
City OF Baltimore by the authority Of the State of M.
res. WHO'S elected by the people, Payment of pnsss
s secured by the State Orders for should be
directed TO NAIkN q CO., BALrIMokE, Nd.
CLASS 2e-H drawn numbers in every package of O.
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SP K CIAL NOTICES.


TEMPERANCE NOTICE.
BY request, Rev. Mr. Hill will deliver addrcss "a
the Evansville Temple Of Honor, Nc. on the 9Th
inst. at o'clock P. NJ. The members of the Socia
Degree. Lyman Beecher e. Temple Of Honor D. S. of
are invited to attend.
BY nrder of the w C. +
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

0-F Mr.. Henry Grant, respectable far
mer about four miles from this city, having
po ssiby imbibed too much of the 4th, on re-
turning home in the evening of that date,
raised difficulty with his wife and stabbed
her twice in the side with large pocket
knife. He was arrested and bound under
three hundred dollars. to appear before ESQ.,
Walker on to-day. Dr.. Hatchitt, attending
physician says that Mrs. Gran. will recover.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06
NEW MUSIC STORE.

"lLLlAM X. CURKlE would respectfully announce
" to the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity, that
has just opened Music Store in Fosters second
noor entrance on First street, where he will keep
hand large assortment Of every description of
merchandise. He wishes it distinctly understood that by
buying OF him. instead Of going to Louisville any other
city, purch sers will their freight from those points
and also buy as cheap. if not cheapertry and for
yourselves. jy2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

TPDR. 0'HALSTED'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
pspsia. Indigestion. Biliousness. and every disease
the st,mach.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

n HDS. N. Sugar Just received Ind for sale by
" hogshead or smaller quantity to suit purchasers at
y5 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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Ga TO LETT
t5s.s "A DWELLING mousse suitable for a small sized
&4&ik. family, on Market street. Enquire OF
te29 HALLOCK & STODDARD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

NOW Is YOUR TrMH
oouy nhe Giazed Ware, such as Pitchers of various
L sizes, Spttoons, Cream Pitchers. Mugs and Butter
Jars, Tea pots Coffee pots, Cake Pans, Soap Dryers,
% rSis bo~ies OF various sizes Ink Stands Salad
Dishes Dishes for Pickles and Pie Plates many
oner articles which can be by giving call at
c Lead cotored Store tho corner Fourth and Main
streets. je25 JAMES SPALDlNG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

29,TO5 PRIZE ES.
Tickets SD Halves SS. Quarters SCI highths 81 g.
NAlkN co. WILL ISSUE A CERTIFicA1EOP
as Whole Tickets for $40 Is Quarter Tickets ssS
Another good 81 Lottery draws ssth July Ies3.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

DIANOS!-EVANSvIL MUSIC STORE!|
Ny sto of Pianos will always be selected with
greatest and frum all the i'm Bos
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, they will
be sold at Eastern prices regai dless of freight.
ty2 WM IA. CtIRRlE Poxterss c,rnor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE.
A TOBACCO Press and Screw in good order,
IA jy5u GRAHAM & FARRELL.
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RE WnVED

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.
oni received Harper's Ma sazine for July.
= H2 SAMUEL LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.-Iha have also in
WI store and for rae
gu doz. Volins Italian German French from TO so 90
90 y Accordeons, French, German Ito 90 90
90 T" Flutes. plain or silver mounted, sStoe5 90
10 Flageolets, plain or Ivory tipped, to l2 20
lo Files so" to SO
Music Boxes Banjoes Harmonicas Violin Bows Violin
Bridges, Pegs and Tail Pieces. Piano Tuning Hammers
Tuning Forks Violin. Guitar and ViolinceIio Strings
Instruction Books every Instrument aud large as
sormcn OF new and popular usic for Piano. Guitar or
voice. WM n. LURRIE.
jy2 Second door Foxter,s corner
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
wtaenf3aftlide 9yrppbc,eihur,n.

Cine 9Be6iel5eituus ersdblt, pa6 Spr etipa t8
SdEren Elm Serr $ a t, ron g9iltcn, In SSatrFelp
&C., Connecticut, bamals ein Fribieer Stucent,
auf einmal ietnrS @eba6tniIes un6 @crtances
oerlniRs purbe. Sein 8ater, Der Gbrp. !Sr. !5ait,
fanrte itn parauf mad 5artfcrt, aGcr ba i6nl bort
niGt 9cGClisn tpurpe, bra6te CT t9n su Or. Gbas.
lin, 5u Cambridge, MaF. Or. Chaplin Iaate,
Sab tbm fit ieBt niGt sebplen rperben Tonne, ater
i'm Nltcr Bon Sc rper 81 rrrbe Gin gBedIeG nit
tbn Sor9eben; bas @ebirn babe lt6 fir bic Strn,
ftale iu niet auSsepebnt, atrr In irneR @lrr
prrbe iid bahelte wieber SuIanmen sirGen unb in
9eittner 9battstrit tpmnten. Spulit paren bic
Sofnun8en Der Gttrrn unO 6rembe auf t8 lanac
Sabre bnaus9clrbt. Disie 3eit 1T neuliGb Der,
itrtbrn uno bic 9rrpbe,eibm9 3u iGrer orr6en
5reuee in Grfiluns sesansen. Der Miann rug.
te mad ietnen Bhdrrn, als pb er le erit niebcrge-
ieSt bate, nne Tns ieine mathematician Gtuclen
an, no CT auf9ebDrt bate. Sir leinrn Serltanr
waren bieie 1S Sabre cine bSllige 9eerr, unb er
pu6te ni6t cas CT balb 40 Sabre alt mar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
1lnalntf beim steinfprennr,,.

@ls an lfsten 8rcitae Sr. 6 Gbar1es GtIen.
barb, BON Sal3turs Gaumlaip, ee6a Garinty
NIT Steinbre6en unb lcsten nit benz 0aben etnea
S4ubes 3unt Sprensen beiAaftist irar, cntjintett
f6, rpe mir tert4tet iinb, bas pulpr bur6 eine1
rnslddlt6en 8e9ll6las auf bic gabel, tppblrd
sine Su frtee GrplcitCn entltanb, bic Srn. Giien.
barb einen einer Odunen auf cine Gdredlide gBeiIt
aerIGmrtterte unb isine Gasen 70 ictr Serbrannte
bas man befirGtet, ct tperoe ben @ebraud rei
einen Srrleren. 3rrsi anbere li6 In Der gidbe be.
funtenen 9ftIoner tamm unteIb6ptat baSon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
@erniebtnna Ser gfclIefnpten.

Sn Der bon unierer lebten @eiebsebunS pa1ltr,
ten @elpsueienunsssSta befnbet litb ein 9tI6nitt,
pctur6 Scrtebrl,s 9etrrifen tptrp fdr bic Idnelle
Sernihtaas Der 9ieliefnptcn. Dcm gutlitum
pirp sielss cine ansensbme 9fa6ri6t leyn, se,n
pieIe glpten linb 70 14n,usi9 u,o serlun,pt, tnr
baSu fnb aud 70 oiele 9ia6faI19unseu i'm Tim.
lauf, pae bieie 9lpten ;u riner 9rcsen SrI8peroe
eetpcrben fnb. Se baten gu ibrer !3eit tem
Staat in letner Gelpnot9 peIentli9e Diente &c.
than; a[lein bic gictbwenbisteit ipel6e te ins
Dalesn bra6te, bctett niGt mebr, ans bic gbre
bss Staats unp bds SntereiIe bes GCtte erfcrprrn
ihrr lmper,iali6e @erniAtma a.-Gb.l
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
gSielipeiberei in eil[inpis.

gSm. Sn,itb, Der Sruber bes Nrrmpnen.9rp'
fbrten See, ebt Spr Der See Gaiintp, 9llin., fly.
enben Gilfrift.@Oart auf bic gInflase, mebr g8ei.
Der Su baben, ais bas @eleb erlaubt. Gincs ber
tpribIi6en Nlit9leber rer 6irbe tat etn affbap;i
9ema6t, bab iie perleitct III, 3u slauben, bab es
ftir tbre Selisteit nctbpenpts ie Elm lpiritlieet
gBeib gu iprrbsn; cas 8eIultat baprn mar na'
tiirlta baIelbe, tpeldes sepbtnItd Sallen fplst
100 fetn Sptritualismis Serlan9t tpirb. Smitt
ielbt bat Dor Der Court cine Slase fir GbeI6ei'
prnS aus Dem @runre anbanss setnattt, baf Iei.
nc 5ran In bic Npiterten pes SpiritualiSmus Gin.
8eweibet iei unp ieben @rabe lii Der ,,spi-
ritual wifery" 9rnrnln,en babe.-9faG folder,
9ebrenr tuel6e rieier 3ipeis Der MrrmrnentirGs
prepist, f6eint pas, mas Dem @,duIeria erIautt
III, Der 9ans perbpten su Iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
Gplb in 2cgae. 0SunSerDplle Gnt.
becfuuaeu

SllS 2eras wrb 9emelpet: Gin neues Glpps
raoe IT jeet IN unlerm ldtncn @taate srfunben.
Gs linp @eriidte BON srcben SuanttGten Sob,
Die IN rreltli6rn 2teile bes 9anees aef,lubcn linb
I'M umlauf. g9ir Srrnebmen, pas cine arcae
sufrsSuns in @utin, San 9lntcnir, Sepuin' uni
aneen SHen bur6 bas ganse 9anp berr1dt =
enisr Gcnpasaten fne na9 ts3eidneten ptmften
in ben lsbtsn 9aeen ab9ssan9ra, I'm bic srrbrr,
sellen Sdldse su iufen tmb anrcre maiden ff
reiletcrtis. Diele Minen Iinb In Saniltcnf
5tale unb an anbern Stellcn i'm Colorado oeflm.
ben mt irIIen lebr reid irin, ia bm tsltfn SRinsr
in &Glifcrnien 9lcid, tpmlren. Gs ii uns er
Srirf BON rinem &aufmaune, III Gan OlaratS ac.
se,st, Der tie 8eri6te Sctitcmmen kstStiot.-
gBenn, ipie irir ulle llria6e batrn, su oIm6sn
i'd bisIe @erii6te pctl ais br9rdnOst rripeilsr
iclltsn, 10 ncrcCn:iie bic 5iutb ttr 9luspanbcr.
ing spn Galifrrnien mnp gluitrolirn al mad, I'M,
lsrm Staate fpfnrcn, rer lci6ter suedn9t ii, ali
elmer jener, 9untte. Cine gcrIcn 6at ;u Gan On.
tonic sin 6uai5 Stiitt fir s25 wrtaHt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
Wfild, in S,e,,s0,crf.

gedhrfnb prrlen llnb Gprlteine une pra6tae-
warlper In unn6tbiser Mense in gieue gprf an3i.
treffsn lnp, ,nanseIt'S an outer Dlitb unb Butter
auf cine gar flSSIde @eiIf. Nlan BAT fir,ld
terehnet, pas bic gieu- gprtEr iabrli6 81 $780, :
600 fir quite, rsins Mild) bonn 9anbe ausseten,
81, $4,000 fir bic Mit9 ron Siiben, bic Ia arc,
zen Brennereten 9ebaitsn psrpen unb ben @tfal
paYcn befcnmen, rnb enbli4 S1,250,O0O fir
gBaOer, &aIt, @laeneFa, NtplaTes unO anbere
Befanbtbeile, wpnit Der fhle6ten Niil6 aus ben
Brennereien etn ertraeliGes gIusleben unb @es
l4mad eeseben fpirb. Sn ben grennereien per.
ben ntdt ipertiser ais 5000 8ibe sebaltrn, bic
10 bi6t teifanmen feben inb 70 f6tebt prrpfegt
werren, bag ibrer tdbrli6 1000 iterben. Da
BON ben $4,000 Meni6sn, bic iibrli6 in gleu>
gOrt iterten, bic Sdlfte aus Sinrern unter 5 Sab
rem beltebt, unb bieopn rpieper I'm bic pdllte aus
8inbern unter ensm Sabre 70 III NIT jienllther
gSatrldeinli6teit gu IHltesen, bae Sirlr bieler
Sinber In 6UIse her I6Ie6ten Oiild, bic Itf si
trtuten bffamer, tbren Sob fanben. Sreut eua,
tbr eanbberrbncr paB ttr retne Oiilh eenteet,
unb bae BON ben Gnpsrn, bic auf bent 9anrr aufs
pa6Ien, ni6t balls 70 Stele ltsrben tpie BON BEN,
In 9rcben St1pten auftradIenbCn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
SnnSrrbarcr Slnrfnlf .

Der Christian SntelIiseneer' erSSblt, bne
tiirslid an einem Samitass Der gbrtp. Strr Stints
ipn crludt purbe cine 2eidenprepist ;u balten III
Der Stride gu Sdcbaf, inpsm Der G6rp. Serr
Sailep franf anO unfdbis mar ben Oiena ,u Ser-
ri6ten. 9SdErenp er epr Der grebi9t Gin @etet
partraAte, fps cine tpei6e Saube in bic Stride
9inein unp iests lih eerape aif iein Saupt neber.
9err Stiinipn iaien Elm fpsnis erI6reft bura bic
@rideinun9 Res unerwarteten G'ats; mad rinent
@usenblid erbpb CT aber rnbis irne 5anb ilnb ent.
fernte auf cine ianfte g6eibe ben Scsel Die
Eaube fog bann auf Die @allerie, febrte aber mad
etniseu 9tueenbliden peper 3uriid unb lies e ;pt.
I6m hen Sanbcn brs Srepisers ouf bic 8itel
nierer, reielbt ie Serbliet, bis sr len @etrt sc>
I6loesn bate. Die Gaute mur6e oann BON Serrn
Stinicn sefansen unb Dem Sitter iiberssten.-
Ganc. 8clfsf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
Oer,,erreifenNcr Slntfief.

Am 9tcntae erri9nste Iid tet Seaobtierfe
pcint Gin itrrdltGr llnfall, ppbur6 stpei Jtna>
ben raS Setfn Yerlpren. Sirr Stnatrn fpielten In
enem &abne auf benz !5erlit,SmGe, iiber tem
rberen Gall, unp rte fe eS seipaDr purpcn, treb
ibr tlctes SatrSeng in ben Strrm, frel6rr fur6t.
bar reiBenp 1T. Die Snaten rrfanntrn bic Gr>
falr ibrer sa9e rile orbeitctrn aus allen &rGfen,
Am I'D, aus ter Srcm Idmells brraus,urutern.
sic riefrn mad bem llfer I'm Stlfe, unS bic 9lot.
barn eiltcn Bertei, barunter bic Gltern prr Rnas
ten, wtlte Sor gersipriiIms fat wabnannio
Uarcn. @rr9sbrnS iparen oQe Geriudc, ben
GnaEen Sriitanb Sa leirn tieIclttn ipurtcn, mis-
man talb brmerfte, crf6Bpft, uno taS Scet ntiGs
ertr iiG lhnca pcn Jlanee bsS @tgruntS. Ginel
Nugrnblid ipGter unp bas 8rct nit Ieiner tleis
nsn MannICtaft 'rurbe iitrr bic Sails in Ben gEir.
krl eeI9mrttert.
gS mar Gin fltr6ttarsr unb Etr,wrrsisrnts,
gtnblid. 8ale naa,brr Iat man taS 8crt art
bem toIsnten gShteI bapcrl6icee, unb ,pet be,
'Ennten tm &lfcr orteitcn. &c gelana itnen
tinen berscrirrinscnttn Sells in ter Nlitte pct
StrcmrS su errrGben at irrlDem Gie lit felftlam.
rtcrtsn, Biz sin ipadsrer Mtm Hamehs Cunning.
BAN nit Sttfnsgcfntr bic tlcinen Tulrr purd
Gtride aus ibrcr 8efSbrlidm Sa9e trIrrite. Ti,
eneern btioen Snatn glamene Dcpn unp Sim
paren fytrGnfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
1cne McirathSansrfae.

unIere GpQeoen Spnt ,,GriebenSbcte" ui,b ,,gies
glitter" itnb pe9en rfr fleinen trrtGtsrnprn 9es
mertung, ireld)e mir arf GrIuden eines 5relnpes
nanten peit e als perteiratbrt 1T bic 3eitumg ses
iest batteit, In etner aiftiab5In SrtmUr 9erat9en
Der n5rieoenSbrte," Der sleih int Nnfane ben
,,Iegilter" gum Siintentpd madt, gilt pem ga.
trict unp icincm Sreunb bic ietr lietti6rn Gitel
Bon 9rtten 6legef, unb banft @ptt, ba6
(nattrid' apiler tbm) niGt Siel Iplaer 5lesel un.
ter Dem 9ublifnnt 3u finprn lnp. 9iln pplen
mir ater bod ieben, rb bern lnierr Semerfunsen
fpirflid 70 eselbaft fno, trie Der }trpiihs
Der Gptcr bee Brighter" bBrt, caB cine Sp6-
Seit tattfnben Ic1, uilp ;rar auf Oienlfdg @benbs
y1un triro ater etr Invertebrates 9tdtt I9pn Oie,>
flag Nahmittdss db9ebrudt, unb lrmit III er aes
fSt9tgt tim bieirm 3eitalter Der GlettrieitGt tinb
bes OdmpfeS Spltpnmen ;u entlpre6en, bic grc6e
yieui9teit in bic 3etung ;u tbun, ebe fe rptrts
lid Gefheben III DaS ;etgt llnternet,
rnungsseiit Der ,,8rieornsbrte" erbirlt mum, !pe
sr 1ast, pteie &n;eige pom ,,9tegiter" ;laei6tdt
unn riidte iie 9lei6falS ein. @6rr liete ta ais
bic Neuigtet atsgetreitrt mar, elte es ld teraus,
Dap bic tfiern SlGtter ctnen grr6en Bod aeIdrI.
fen unb ben ,,lebsn" Oiann Serbsratbet batten.
gSar bieS rttt cine ,,Spreilge JtlatI6erei''3 unr
mare eS nidt tmmr trilrr ipenn Irtde Neuiateiten
aus Der 3ei.rn9 blcben, bis Iie pirfl6 lfattaes
funben baten? Drudfebler fpmmen In ieSrr
DriIdcrri prr, aber bas mar trin Srudfebter, unb
mir glduten tab brr in bic 3ritune eeI6nderte
iun9e Wann Elm Spllfuntmencs Redt bate, ibnen
trnen ,i8att fir bic 3utunft' ,u crt6eilen; pts
ffpn Gi9enciinfel e gum @lau6en prrleiten rtaa,
iie leen icl6e 9rcbe getfer, bag 9Hemant li6 I'M
terte9fn biirfe, bas @erin9le srgen Ir 3u nttdirh
llebrt9enS 1T es stipas ipnbsrbar bae Der ,,6rirs
bensbcte" tinnlcr nit ,,8iil p 8" unb ,,SIeser'
nm it6 ipirft, tpenn ct in elmer Sadie surr6tae.
felt mir6. 9Ils mir int anTans bes prrisen Sab
res irinr etenfallS "unterufenen" un6 ,uslet6
8an;Ii6 unri6tisen &euNrrunscn in Srsua
auf Sotnlton's Sinttn9fpnb unb bic Staats1dulb
herttlid unb HanSsrsifli6 wNerlrstsn unb er Td
tn leincr en9cbtbeten gBeistrit sefaneen fanb, pa
irar CT aud nid,t ebrli6 senus Ieinrn Srrtbum ets
:ugeIteHen unb irtnen betrcgencn 9eIern bic Batrs
belt ju ia9en, icnpern feline @ntrprt mar etta 70
1tel ais; . er Patriot t 4 Elm RIIps!
Das finb dllerbtn9s niererI6lasenbe 9rmeiIe, unp
iOetl Der 6rieOensbpte feline teern bat, 70 fpplln
mir lie i'm 9erne niGt otIpre6en. gGaute aber
mir ytirmanb, bab mir bic 6erren scm ssriepenss
brten aud fir pRdlple" mb ,,8lesel' anIeben-
rtein fcnbern mir betra6ten fe ais arpFe
9snen-S btGofcp + E I, fpenn's Iein mub!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
Die Nfatur.

3u ieter 3rt bietet bic giatur bas srB6te unt
wuncrrbarte S4auipiel bar, pp6 ME ritebr mic 3ll
Der jeBi9en SabrS;cit. 9lp6 Dor renisen Bp6en
beulten raube gSnbe ibsr ben NIT Sanee ,lnp Sis
tepedten Spren, gSdlprr unb 5clber i6ienen tcpt
am Sfen iibenb unp pas Seuer f6iirrnb iru,te Der
&rbeter % mare br6 Der gSinter erit ppriitsr y
2n trne erlt Dor Sturgeon gent Serlette Belt prntrt
3rriid, ipenn ibr beute ben Sppen iu,b feline @e>
pa6le betra6tet, erltaunen mub man pb Der Nta6t,
bic in 70 fur5er 9ett rtnsan;es Grprrth uneetaltrn
Fam. Die Saatfel=ber pe rte g8ielen,pe6felten
bereitS ibr seltes g2intftleib NIT iippi9em @rin.
Duftenpr Slumen 3teren bic @Grten ,ttttenpe YIr<
fi4bGume pransen in Spller pradt. 0as getdI6
fGnst an gu 9rinen, luitts spitI6ernb rnp iinsenb
iamneln it6 bic Sbsel6en ltnb fu6en paGenbe
pldbe, ibre9feer ;u ba,trn.-9(cs III trtrrtft pom
@intGldlafe. 8 I6Sne Natltr !-(Nm. Bauer. J