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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.

VIE undersigned, having purch sed The Liquor Store
Il Formerly owned by Mr.. Victor Bisch Will cnntinu2
the business a the old stand Sycamore street.
above water street. He has good assortment Of
liquors, 6e on hand. aud would invite the patronage
OF al ms icnss and the public generally He will stills
continue fhe Timing sness at his old place I'm Ia
masco. sep dlw&It~J A. KOLLENBERG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10

" Yale College has existed one hundred
and ffty.three years, and educated six thou
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10
sel)S


Evansville COmmerc NJ College.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the young
Il men of Evansville and vicinity, that he has estsb
lisned Commercial College in this city. First. be-
tween Main and sycamore streets. tower Mr. NJ. Cadf
wells sore where he proposes teaching the scence
Double Entry Book Keeping in all of its various
branches. His plan Of teaching combines practice with
theory. Students enier any iiIpe and progress
with their capacity. A full course Le mpeted i'm
from six to eight Ks The time will lin ited
and students rersn without additional charge Tho
tuition fees must be prepaid or secured.
TERMS:
For the MERCANTILE Course. $50 %
Including Steamboat Book Keeping. IS On
Mercantile Calculations. 90
Students will furnish their own light.
Hours OF instruction from TO ~, VI; II to e. p. M.
Evening sessions from to 10. y. NJ.
For further information call at the Rooms during bus
ness hours, or address the Principal
JEREMIAH Benin,
sep5 Principal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10

IT We are authorized 70 announce the name of
WIN. II. WALKER a candidate for County "A uditor,
at the ensuing October election. sep5-te
NFDR. O'HALSTED's PILLS WILL CURE pYS
pePsia Indigestion. Biliiousness, every disease
he stom ach. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD AND
ALL THE NEWCOMERS!!!

WILLIAM LOEwEETHAL & CO..
WHOLESALE AND RtTaL DEALERS
READYMADE CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, &C.,
.Nerf TO Of Main aud Bafsr Sts, Eransiis H..
XVTOULD inform their friends and the public in gen.
wv erai that they have received, and receiving
daily new stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Having constant, our own buyers in New York Phil
adelpha and Baltimore and being cted with LIGHT
ing establishment this ride Of the Mountains We are
able TO sell either WHOLESALE or RETAIL .t the
lowest Eastern prices and all we wish. is give
call before YOU purchase.
JrPp S. Crossed Is cent pieces and long Bits taken
In full. sepl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10
ELECTION NOTICE,

ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Election will
IN be held the Neptune Engine House on Satu rday
the 10th day of September 1853 the purpose of elect
ing Councilman represent the Tenth Ward of the
City of Evansville (Which Ward embraces all the ,ersi
tory lying between Cherry and Oak Streets and running
from the Ohio river to Eighth street.)
HIRAM NELSON, Inspector.
BY order OF the Common CourceI.
GEORGE TODD.
eepIh City Clerk,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07
Pictures of Home.
DRAWN BY TIE PENCIL OF LOVE.
Home yjoys are passing lovely
Joys no strangers heart can tell"

- Joys no strangers heart can tell. -
What claim rests upon the endearing name !!
Consecrated by domestic love-the golden key
of earthly happiness. Without this, hope would
be like temple stripped of its garlands; there
father welcomes, with fond affection; BROTH
er's kind sympathies comfort in the hour Of dis
tress, and assists in every trial; there a pious
mother first taught the infant to lisp the name
companion of early days.
Truly if lhere'is ought that is lovely here be-
low, it is home-sweet home! 1t is like the
oasis of the desert. The passing Of our days
may be painful our path was checked with sor-
row and care unkindness and frowns may wither
the ioyousness of the heart, eface the happy
smiles from the brow and bedew life's way with
tears, yet when the memory hovers over the past,
there is no place where it delights to linger, as
the loved scenes of childhood's home! It is the
polar star of existence. What cheers the mari
ner, far away from his native land in a. foreign
port, or tossed upon the bounding pillows, as he
PAGES the deck at midnight alone-what thought
fills his breast He is thinking Of the loved
far away at his own happy cottage; in his minds
eye he sees the smiling group seated around the
cheerful fireside In imagination he hears them
uniting their voices in singing the sweet songs
which he loves. He is anticipating the hour
when he shall return to his native land, to greet
those absent ones so dear to his heart.
Why rests that deep shade Of sadness upon
the strangers brow as he seats himself amid the
family circle? BE is surrounded by all the luxu-
ries that wealth can afford, happy faces gather
around him and strive in,yain to win smile
All, he is thinking of his own home of the
loved ones assembled within his own cheerful
cot
. Why those tears which steal down the checks
of that young and lovely girl, as she mingles in
the social circle? All she is an orphan she
too, had happy home; but that house is now
forsaken and desolate; its loved ones are now
sleeping in the cold and silent tomb The gen.
tie mother who watched over her infancy, and
hushed her to sleep with lullaby, which moth
er only can sing who in girlhood days taught
her of her Saviour, and turned her youthful
voice to sing the praise of his name, has gone
to the mansions of Joy above, and is mingling
her songs, and tuning her golden harp with
bright angels in heaven. Poor one! She is
now left to tread the golden path of life, lone
" homeless wanderer.
Thus it is in this changing world-The OBJ
iects most dear to us are snatched away. We
are deprived of the friends we most love, and
our cherished home is rendered desolate. "Pass-
ing away" is engraven on all things earthly.
But there is a home that knows no changes,
where separations never take place, where the
sorrowing of this world may obtain relief for all
their griefs, and where the siglls and tears of
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07
PUBLISHED WEEKLY. BY
THOMAS J. WARREN.
= TIE R VI s..

Two Dollars if paid in advance; Two Dollars and
Fifty Gents il payment be delayed three months and
Three Dollars if not paid till thoeNpiration OF the year
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the fol,
lowing rates. For one Square, fourteen lines or less
sercnty.fye cents for the first and thrtyseven and
hafcents for each subsequent insertion. Single in
sertions one dollar per square, semimonthly month
ly and Quarterly advertisements charged the same as
for asingle insertion. :.sl-,-
s5-The number of insertions desired must be noted
on the margin Of all advertisements orthey Will be
published until ordered discontinued and charged ac'
cordingly. ~
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

The daughter of Thenistocles had two lovers,
the one coxcomb, the other an honest man.
The first was rich, the second poor. He took
the honest man for son-inlaw; for had rath-
err said he, have man that wants wealth than
wealth that wants man.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

The human heart is like mill stone in q;
mill when you put wheat under it, it turns
and grinds and bruises the wheat into -four; il
you put no wheat in, it still grinds on but
then it is itself itgrinds, and slowly wears
away.--Lutlter.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

A tax oftwenty.6ve cents on every barrelor
cask of ardent spirits containing over TWEEN.
ty gallons, sold in Wheeling, has been levied
by the authorities ~
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

There is difference between seeing good
book and reading it--between reading it and
remembering it-between remembering it and
understanding it-and between anderstandingit
and applying it to practice.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07
MORNING G. june, 1853.

earth are exchanged for unending songs Of JOY.
This home is found in Heaven. =.
Z. In the shadowy past there is one sweet rene.
niscence which the storms of life can never with
er,itis the recollection Of home. In the yisioned
future, thereis one bright star whose lustre never
fades; it is the hope of home-of a heavenly
home. 80
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

PAINFUL TO REFLECT UpoN-The New
York papers state, that Of the. one thousand
men who formed the New York Regiment ID
the Mexican War, only sixty are alive, aud but
forty of these are able to earn theirliviug.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

Would you touch nettle without being
stung by it. take hold of it stoutly. Do the
same to other annoyances, and hardly nything
will annoy you.-Guesses Of Truth.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

A wicked wag Vt Il lawyer, in a country
court, recently seandalised the bench by put. 1
ting the following query to his professional
brethren asWhy is Judgelike necessity
The members OF the bar present quickly a6z
swered,p Because he knows no law. s
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

Atthe latesexhibition, ofthe NewYork Deaf
and Dumb yum the question was. asked:
What arethe benefits Of silencea or, ,ip ethsf
words what are the benefits of being deaf and
dumb q To which several answers zWerewrie
ten upon the blackboards. The following was
written by miss Mary PoIes: :sB sB y being sdeaf
and dumb we are prevented from ihearings snias
ny things which would make ;unhappy ana
speaking things which We should not andsf
have often thought that ouf. reward in heaven;
would beieven greater; for, will not. the fun
tide ofglorious melody sound even more beau.
tful to those arsWhich never wake to the dis
cord Of eartha" 4ssAkS
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

Itmay not be generally known that editors
get one important item of subsistence at low
price-they get bored for nothing.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

"Hello, Isay, what did you say Your medi.
cine would cure Z"
i o, it ii cure everything any thing. 2 3 3
"Ah, we'll, I'll take a bottle. May be It n
heel my boots; they need it bad enough! !s
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

Whatmakes the lawyers position so perilousf
Because he has other mems deeds to answer for
as we'll rs bis own.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

The sugar crop ofLousiana, it is said, will
be larger for 1852 than ever before. 1t will
fully reach 29O, 900 hogsheads.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

81 have a great ear, wonderful enr," sai'
conceited musician, in the course of con
versation. $50 has a jackass," !" replied by
stander.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

"a good book is like guardian angel, sug
gesting good purposes, and prompting to
right course of action. -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

Kind words are the brightest flowers ofearth's
existence they make very great paradise OF
the humblest home that the world can show.
Use them, especially round the 6reside circle.
They are jewels beyond price and made more
to heal the wounded heart and make the
weighed. .downspirit glad, than all other bles-
sings the earth can give.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

"My brethren" said Swift, in a sermon,
there are three sorts Of pride: Of birth, OF
riches, and Of talents, shall not speak OF the
latter, none Of you being liable to that a60mi.
nable vice."
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

sls
that on last Saturday, at the parade Of the loEs
er battalion; Of the Satnda Regiment, known as
"Chalk LeyeL, = Ham Griffin, as a wofss
thy citizen of .our District, and resident
Cambridge. met with an accident Of a most DIS
trcssing charactef. ~. q;
So far as we have been able to gather the:
facts, they arc substantially as follows
Mr. G, lefthome upon the morning in question.
with adonble: e:barrel pefcossion-l lock gun, heays
lily loaded. lii order.to prevent accident be,
states that he pulled the caps off before goss
ing on parade. sy s; 2 2. -. - IS
After the close. .ofthe exercises of'tlfe day.
and Just as the senior officer, Capt. Irwin, gave;
the command of aorder arms, z so as to alIo@
a short tiipsto rest, preparatory to dismissst
Mr.: Griffin, after bringing his gun to, the posi-
ton Of order doubtless being fatigued and
order to make his position as comfortable as:
possible, threw his lefthand upon. the mdzlea
Of the gun and rested his right arm, upon itis3
hand Of ttesleft. He :withont fhfsesiielt Frnf
denee placed his foot upon one OF tbecockS:
and forced it, back which time his foot slipped
and che gun went of-the whole load passing
through the 4eit, hand gnlakipg ashole about teg
inches diameter 2and then sbattefing. his
right arm so as to render ahlppt lion aecessaS
ry. He, has our heartfsl y - & .
- -, =, ..;:.5 6bspills Banner:
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

Why is a man ascending Vesuvius like ar
lrishman trying to kiss pretty girle Because
he wants to get at the crater's mouth.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

The cash value of the real and personal es.
tate in Tennessee, according to the last census
is 20l ,246,656.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

= C.ruEpRAL IN CnaRLEsroN.- N.-The Charles.
on Standard announces. the early completion
of the Roman Catholic Gathedrallih that city.
twill cost about $4,000, and will bea struc.
'ture of rare beauty and grandeur The follow
ing are its dimensions: length 254 feet, breadth
rs feet, height of ssteepIe 2l6 feet, width of
nave 80 feet, distance from door to chancel
100 feet, from floor to apex of ceiling 81 feet,
chancel % feet deep, width Of aisles Is feet,
chaucel window l3 by l6 feet. The building
is capable of seating from $50 to 1000 persons.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

Prudent men lock up motives; letting fam
iiars have key to their hearts, as to their gar
den.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

An old fogy in New Hampshire was recent.
overtaken by as' train Of thought" Through
skillful medical treatment it is hoped he may
survive the shock.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

The young ladies in Vermont it is said,
though we do not believe it, still continue to
kiss the lips of young temperance men, to see
whether they have been tampering with tod
dY
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-07

INTEMpEEANcE ASp TAxEs.-Tax pay ers!
when will you awake to the enormous burdens
that the liquor traffic is imposing on you g
Look and see whata number of commitments
are made to the Jail of your county, from one
Court to another, the costs of which are from
sl5to $50 each, besides board at two or three
dollars week, and then ask yourself, "Who
has to foot the billa Why pays all these ex-
penses9" And if, after all, You remain an ad-
vocate for dram drinking, do be consistent,
will you, and cease prating about high taxes!"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

run mar bern 1reitid aueer Ieirem 9lngrif auf
SBni9in9tcn In nod stel bGbrrem 0rabe leR NrS
9riIf auf bic Sitel I6ulb. DEM pa9reno CT in
ieinem "0elunpen WenI6ensrrl ltanb" init GROCER
@htung BON rrr Sttel Iprtht lnp rrbrere ldn9rs
re Stclle aus ibr anfiibrt, rrgcbt er in Irinem
,s3eitalter per SernunIt" pas er in Yaris Ifre6,
Die 9anSe 5G0e pes SaiTes mp Snsrimnls auf lie,
Der itn iterbaupt in iCinem pattern 9eten leilrte,
unp ben er Ypr alIem sr9en pas G9riitenttmn ais
pilfenurne 3trlldetbc lenrS SaiIes ritbtrte. Dds
gu Eattc CT lib in 5ranfreid Dem Grlulte rVgrbrn,
mar du6Grit lmprpentlt6 unp urtreinlid 0epprren,
unp lub pabur6 Die Grradtwng Ieinrr tln9talts
tens9enp6rn nuf liA. Gr ltarb SerloiIrn unb pers
gren, NIT 0ptt, trr g8rit u,p ftb lrttrr 9Gn,s
lid, Scriallen.
9etr prrfrn jrst nod einrn Slid auI ben irris
tern Sfrlauf ber ameritanil6rn 8eYclutipn.-
9faA rem GrIdeinen beS ,,@eIunren WeI6cns
rerltanre6" pauerte es nod 6 Mcnate, rbe Die
llnattdu9ig 9igfets,Grtldruns rrln1cn wurre. Der
Gcn9reB natnr i1h gu elmer 70 rAdtt9en Sa6e
,3rit, nb CT that wpbl baran. sSIre gllleS ~
Idnea ppripdrts 9c5an9en, ME pane wollte, 70
wdre rS Scrmutblh balp rpiecrr riNf,pdrtS 9c9an.
gen. 90 absr bate baS g3ert, paS am A. Sult
t776 9eI6ab, Sefanp uno Dauer. 9li6t i'm
Rauidr warp Die llnablGn99 9fetts'GrffIrNnS I'M"
terSeidnet, ICnbrrn mad ntAtrrnCr, rrniter GrtrSs
sung, nidt untcr ben Gin9ctm9cn prS 9aieS nr
Der 2eipenl6aft, icnpern i'm @efibl re5 Sc6ts,
niGt in ltplSem Srrb auf bic ctsne &raft, Icnrcrn
,,im fe1en SrrtrducA auf ben SduB Der sEttli6nn
ScrIrBun9," Darum IIebt rer terrldr Sau Der
aneritanii6en 6reiGct nod bcute in roller Sraft
pa, p6brcnp paS fran3Bfihe, in Som 9aine's
Sinnc, rrri6tctc Srettcrserut cinr Sdeinfretbrtt,
ptwrbt mr9rmalS picbsr aufsctbiirmt, itetS auf'S
gienc pieber iulammenacLlirit IT,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
Som SSnoianerlano.

Gin surafsctctrtrr Galifcrnicr brr in 9ntes
prncenee ansetcmmrn IT, gilt fCl9enre grsd9luns
Spn rcn Snpianrrs0efc6ten:
Die Sicur rperSen i'm Sriese bltr@ bic Gbryens
neS> Snbiancr unteriliibt, sunp rern Srrcni9tc
Strcit- -RrGltc ltnb 5000 @Pann fart. Den Yars
nees balfen bic Spiras, Sar5 unb Yrttawattcs
mics, wel6e suIammen 5000 0lanu sabten. Die
beiben feinpG6en 5eere Rirbsn ctpa so 0ieilcn
Scn Sort &earnrs auf rinanbr, baS 0efe6t
wdbrte etncn 9an;Gn Gaa unp enpiste NIT benz
Sere BON 500 Bic 600 Mann BON triprn Srtrn.
Die Sicur partei. p69led bic ;ablrrt6ere, ipurre
in bic SSIudt 9rIdlasen. Cine 9erIcn, treIde bon
5Urt laramie fcntnlt, iagt, DAP UbiSer Seridt
iitertrieEcn iei, bab aber cine srpBe 0empntra.
tipn 9enadt np, bae, renn BEN pdpnres bic
9atamattruiirs nid,t gu SiSife gefcmnRr parrn,
pieIeften seialasen 1eia wiirce. Gr glautt pae
nur rt,pa 1000 bon iebrr Seite in Der S6ladt
scwrirn ieien, unb baB iepenfalIS bic 3abt Der Sc.
bletenen iitertrietcn iei.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
8rieaiae.

Cine eiite ber Brsfs rpslths bisum lssten Dierfoo
W G r9 II auf ocm biCf9sn Ycinmtc liessn sebtie
bsn ftuo.
SIR. anorcs, aoalaios altrisbt, eanusl appte,
Sbcmas 8raoer, Scbn Bnuer, 3. G3. Bills, Sitabz
man gsus. pbilp 9earp, 9taber uno lDcnn9, Safct
6. Dslblsr. GbarkS Dehpriter, Samss Dig, II. ..
@6erburo, Sufau Gg9e, 6. Senft4rmafsr, 6. 6. So
sea Srbn 5rie, sebn Sunt, SSscb escrse O11. Grets
Scpbo Gau9nWe, Qnererp 8. BORT, SGbn g. .6onts,
Samuel bsae, Gin .bcfnson, ScIepb Ssder, Il. pers
fig, 6. Slime. 4. 9. 8irbp, 8. 8. Ssmrer, aaren
Suntd, Gcnrao Srss, s.. Bed, 8. y. euopia, Satct
eetrnperasS, Gatbarine eepau G. SJa. asbr, Dauief
Martrl, Scbn Scpcr, Daniel gRcbr, s. &. Slsubaro.
Charles Slunamaher, SamuI Spsrn, Sames pett,
Rstcda Ysrfcn, @lcuins 8eabs, 5atcb Ssibert, aa=
ron 9detr. petsr S6neibcr, Nathon Staftr, DapiS
Stcrnsr, Capio Strcue. 5enrp Sttubtrser, 8. ..
Spinner, 6. Sbaparo, emanuel Srerler, 9guiamfn
g8eisel, @illiom g9onner, penrD @elf @i. g1int.
Scd gSers, aueuifa gsalfer, psnrp @sdscr. Satn
ycuu9. 9aoul 9uneh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
6, c It . t b c n:
(QinatranNl burdt epalier Saa,r.l

9lni 9ttn aueuR, in 9heprrmaeunsie. M aria
Gmtlie, Sfhtsrhcn pom Sonatban Snapprns
tersrr, in enem alter BON Sabrrn uns 16 Ia.
gen.
slm tften stusuf, in Salstws, Maria III
Ser t, im 7Siten Sabre.
am 17ten 9lusuit in Gal36urs, SamsS SET
i'm t9ten Sabre.
(Gin9cfanct rurdb gaitcr &rscltab)
9lm 9trn stu9uf, in bieier Stabt, aroGinr,
GEesattin prn 6barlrs Slein, Srdter BON 8en'
janlin unp Gatbarns eusiUg, in cinrm Glitter bon
81 Sattcn, Nicnatrn nnp 81 Gag.
slm 1 Item slusuf IN S6crmilforb. Gmrlinc
lpdtcr pm Q. 8rtbrRbsr9sr, alt Rsnat.
slm 13ten 9Iusiit, in Sbrrlauecn, s@tratam
Sripsr, in rrrm aItrr spn rs Sabrrn, Mpnat.
unb IS Gag
glR Il 5tcn 9lu9uf, in Sal3burs, 8 c-tparb,
S6br6sn Spn GborlcS unp SaraD StnauB, alt
Sabr u,p Mtcnat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
@pup. 8ioler uno leine Nartei.

gSir Batcn Scr rlns enen 9rtifel aus Dem
@jreenSturg u9lr9us," Dem pempfrotl6en Srgan
srn 9Srjmrrrlanp Gaunty, pprin rie llnfdbiSfrit
np l9lafr Scrpaltun9 pess sr8cnwarti9cn StaatSs
cterbauptS in Icbr tlarem Yitte par9eltelt wirc.
GaS Sri9t rincn i6Tncn 3ultano Der OinDr, mr
lit bic Scrbebeutun9 rinrs bittrrR ,6anliliens
,anfe." SGpbl mag GpuS. Si9lcr, INT !onbld
auf fol de Sppplitipn aus elmer iplden Guetle
altSrufen ,,Grrettet mid BON mrinen 5reunprn ~
Q(ter mir baben fein 0ftlrren nit pirlcn tetrr9cs
ncn unb 9rtGuldten Ormpfraten. Sic babrn
lhrn felt gu LANCER Belt au5grflmprl, bnB ,,piC
Ser,paItlm9 prS Upup. Sigler Gin MiB9riif it,"
9Sir 9eben ibnen ben wpblgrnrinten 8atb, in gu
funft megr auf Die 8atbI6lG9e unp SStnte Der
9Stt9S SI adtrn, weldr ie Ihcn Scr 9rraumrr
,3et ipariltcn, Dor ben iprttcrWrnbIdrn rnb ipans
Felmtitbisfn, i'm Staate br6gltcltcn 9plittfcrn
li6 In 9Gdbt 81 nGbnrn. odtte man auf Die 2ebs
rem Der Sernunft rnp Res 9eilmpen Wen16rnpcrs
ltaRreS 9ebGri9 9eadhtet, 70 piirbe @euS. SDGnz
ton rnbeSrrifrIt ptepererpGblt unp frGgltG bic
gegenmGrtigc Ihle6te Scrpaltung rrm &Stlate rr0
lpart wprpCn lcin. gSie lnsfrrirnt mar bic Die
perla9e bee @pus. Scbnitcu Na6rem CT ale
ben brhn unp treueitrn 0ruYcrnBr, ben 9rnnIsls
panicn irmals eebatt, lt6 rrWrle aahpem er
preipiertrl MilIirn Der Srn Ieinsn benUfratiI6en
SprgdnSem 9cmahten S6ulp abtesatlt, liic6 An
paS Spti pom amte, gum Dante fir Irinen Gtfer
fir bas oaScn,rine sEpbt unp feline 2tnItrensmgen
fir bic SruninpGuns Der StaatSl6ulp. Srrr
Siglrr warp rrtpablt auf bic StSrfe BON Sers
pfli6tunscn, pcren Serlesuns feline eigcne
Yartet i6m Sdulp gilt 9Bir MAIDEN feline
2lnfla8c bic lie nidt in cnrr 9rTtrrn 5crm 9es
brddt linD ipcrben mir I'M uIere 9llitcritGt tcz
frast, 70 priicn mir triumpbirrnp auf brs Ss.
bauptun9en bin. Ssrpient lpld' Elm Mam-ein
0fann, pelicn Srcutoiigteit auSr,dde Der Mibbds
ltguns aus ben, Munbe sielrr rinrr uripriinslidrn
9lnbGn9cr tcrsprgrrufcr, erpabIt ;u rpers
benz gStr rcnttn es ni6t. Op6 pas Splf mue
entIAeipen. CSaterlanpspGhter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
Aus Ger Besfbifbte.

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;u iinnsn, penpet man lb an eeiitn gatriesmas une
ibwoet ibmprr, Dap poine ,,err cpcntti&e Stiff
ter eieIer Kepubtit" lti Il. + 10. Der ,,ancrita:
niftbe 9ctlhafcr" ent9c9uct nun esnicu9ea &dtterh
Die tcle labtrtids 8cbaurtan9en auhteHsn, nit cs
ncr 9ut9sbrieteusn Qrtift mtItbSr ecklbc 9rdnplib
aus Der 6eftbhte pocrlc9t, uno fcrcert alIe erut:
ibcn 3cimnsen in ben @er Stodtcn, pdhc rem
'5umbug in icewcrer @stolt tinb Nno," out ben:
fttcn atwbtuden wslbcm Gsiuhcn mir bier nab;
tenlmcn.