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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
Sas Oc,p.

9ld, slnbreaS, betli9er Sdukpatrcn
Sdenfe mir opdb elneil Wann !
Sieb' berab auf meinen Spctt lno S9obn,
Sieb' meiu bobe6 9ater ait.
Jfric9' if ginet, pber Geinen - @inen |!
@inen, cincn 2 @i tas ii ia GhDn!
g9ub ct aIt beifduei9 feir Z?
QSirc CT, ADJ oielletdlt nadj Slnbern iehn ?
Soer ludlt er mir alletn
llnc on9&einer Su 9efaQen ? = Slllcn
2lIcn, alien ? pfui, taS III nibt gut
SIT er rciSeno bon Geifalt ?
Sff's oicacttt eiu Marn ber piel oertbut ?
Sit'6 eiu Wittiper? ST er alt?
ST or hiBi9 ccer tdltlih p sIcltlid
9lcltlih ? SeD's brltm 9Iter bod, gallant
81 70 fa9c mir gcldlwiuo,
QIScr 1T er, NIT pcm 1T or perfpdnSt? ?
9ludl ipcr feline Nrcunbe ino
SIro e6 ettpa melnes @leihen ? - 2ctden!
2cidlcn, 2etden? sc ba erbt man Yiel.
sat or bcun Cit cigcn SIau6 2
ST ce aud, ipie idl c5 baben ipiu2
limo lUte iebt e6 6rtnncu aus 2
gSie 1T ictne Brett uno gdnge ? - Gu8e
Gn9c2 Sc ba6 feb ih aud nod, ndtf,
a9eun CT nnr Gin aubrcs ihaffr.
Scdl mie itcbt cs Inn ba6 Sdllaf9cnaA ?
Gtuo bic @ctten oudb pou IatTt,
$50 idl crtnnen ruben werbe ? q @rbe
Grtc, Grte? TaS fltr9t rpunocli;b,
llnb ilt em 5cbcntlidb Wprt.
Ord 2nbrea6 fa9' tdb bite rid,
D2tr uur enbltd) audi ben Srt
9So ou thn bait aufgcbpten 2 - Sben
Sbcn, pbeu bat CT ieiucn ptab 2
9lCb MIN merf' idb mcinr 9ictb
Ter non Dir mir auserfprne Sd)ab
SIT wcbl enblioh gar Der 2cb2
SIT penn gar nitb:s mir 9ebliebcn ?-ei:ben!
9ieben ? Iieteu fcI itt nun bas @rab,
SHicr in bieier 3eitlid,fcit?
@tebtS benu &eiucn Der MIDI baben mag
Jtcd Dor jener @pi9feit2
&eiuen Srummen poer gabmeu q 9lmen!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
Slegiments : sSefeble,
9fethanlptpn Saltntn.


Tas erIte Battalion ecs &c. 2e0tm. ntrb,
nm ~ pdranireu mo inipectirt 81 iperccu
I'D, Wouta9S ben 13ten Wsat III Bath oCrS
Iammlcr.
Gas apeite Sotoliru hes ndniliden Rc9.
su ecmielbcn @uowcd, Gicnila9 ben l4teu
Wfai, am S,auie ocu ScitaS 9ieubGro, i'll pes
cba GourRehip. lin ubr Scrmittl96 iptrS
bic Snie 9efermt.
las erite Battalion See 81. 9ie9m. rptro
I'D, gum ererciren rne iupectiren pcrianllen
am SNauie pou Oap. Meger III Suos&afDu,
Ntitipcd)s een l5ten 9Rai.
Go5 slreite Sat. tcdelben Rc9tmcnt6 am
SNaule BON peter Qnwan, in SueoiHe, Beth
lebem Sauuidir, 0pneritag6 cen 16,. Ndt
Ole Qiuie miro jrpcu Gag nm llbr gefrrmt.
Da6 crite Battalion bes l01ten. NcQiment6
miro Gd, gum ercrCircH uno iufpectireu oers
famm!cn om S9duic rru @eHiamin Cefcm,
III Gcntreoilc, Wipntua6 ben 90. Wlai.
Tas spete %atalirn be5 erIagten 91c9is
mcnt6, III remieibeu Gubapcd, an Gem Soaus
fe rcu Sacob QHeiB, III Ylatnileto SauuI'p.,
9icnta96 cen 81. Wtai. Gie G1nie ipirb unt
llhr &crm. fcrnIirt.
Wiai /. nq-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
SaM9alt9 IL.
Sebtnou Il II q e II.

Dieie 3eitun9 nub jeben Naitttpcd allf
eirem 9rc6en Super>0ipDal Sp9enI init gang
ueuen Shrifteu, beraus9e9eben.
Der Championships lit Elm Staler
tes Sabre, fppopn bic Sodlfte i'm Spraus
su beSablcn lit.
S9enn Subicribcnt fpirb fir ipeni9er al6
Wecnate augenpmmer, uno fetner fam bic
3eitun9 auf9cbcn, 5iS ale Hildftdnbe barauf
abbe;ablt ltnp.
Sefanntmadun9en, fpeidJe cin Iieref auss
matbeu, percen breimal fir eiiten Shaler
eiraeriieft, unb fir jebe fernere @inrildurg
fimf unb srpaitst9 @entS. = @jrpsere nad
8erbditniB.
Diejentge fpeldje bic 3ettlin9 NIT Der 91oit
cber benz @pitreiter erbaltcu, ntii6eh ielbit
bafiir bcsablcu.
ollie 8riefe an ben NerauS9eber mitiIen
ppitfrei ein9clanot rpcroeL ipnit perbcn fe
nidt duf9encmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
9lene SSporp-9)Mp.

lie llntGseidlueten MAIDEN bicrniit ibren
Nreuueen rnb eem publifum er9ctenit be-
FAINT, pae IIe III Der SeomiItcns Straec, auf
berIeltcu Qctte prrauf 81 eter SierDs
Stcbrtau6 ifebt rbcrhalb Ssa en II DIS
9Smtbsbaus, einen neuen
Sretters Soof.
erSffuet habeu no iJc tcreitS rrhalteu haten,
Gin aaaemeiues 9IGcrtimeEt ben
&irfden Scare6 uno Mdufen pannel
@carss = beite Sorie @eIbpeiut SlrcrS
8rarts = @rispett Scarc6 = Giclbremt
Se6ntlin9 fir 6cniicr9eilcIIe = Dcmlcd
neutrality-suspicious. Sparren-gcare6 II.
oneeres SaubcB - @jeltpcint Wanfcu-
Scints uue eapsS Sd,neelH-pfclten, 2attcil,
Maurergatteu, II. {. ~.
Nos publifum miro odtuua6ura eiitgcs
Iocen, ai,surufen uno fir lld lclbit 81 urtbsis
Icn.
1urdl bi1iae uno pinftlide Seeienun9
hcffen bic llnterseihneten cincn 2betl Der
fffcnIidten Ginioihaft su erhalten.
Galonioli @an9ewer,
Jtatban Sreiber.
9fffSutatsst el3oi f1a-3tf1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
cyames e5ameiclh
Setsftnanns ScbnciScr
i'll 9luentauil.

Wladt feinen Sreunbenmb Dem pntliflm
crsebsuit tefaunt, ros er fem Gicid'dft Jest
ae9enilber prn leiuem friihcrn Stanee oer>
lrot bat, mo er Iltb bereits nit etncm lhrnen
9tGcrtcment ben Gntcrn, rte ildl fir 9e9cns
ipdrtige Sotreescit unb ben Spmmcr belcns
bers palfen, periehen hat uno 1T bcrcit, aue
bei ibm gemadte Seitellun9cn auf bic ttlrSc'
ite 9InSei9e 81 beicr9en.
9ludl hat er 9e9enndrti9 eincn Scrratb
ppn ferti9eu Stleicern oou jebcr Sencnnun9
auf Soanc, Die er gu Iehr billi9en pretleh slr
perfoufen 9eeenft.
P~ Siejeni9en, nelo'e tet mir fit bic
9ieuYcrfer unb pbilobelpiaer Wcben inter.
ldrieben baben, beliebeu iTe abSubrlGu- aud,
tpnnen aneere g hneiper bamit Serieben
iperben.
8aub : Wlaaee fur Sdneiber fnb tlnmer
bel ihm su baben.
sc. S.-SNitcrS une Gid,crbcls ipire an
brn 9anabaren 91rcilcn an9cncmmen.
9IllentaunL Ntai 1. iiq-3n1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
2(us Der 95orSett.

[ Solgcnte proflamattcn GrunrrnEr Dennis
BON bteiem Staat lit cine 9lrt &rie9ssgrs
tldrun9 9r9en Die Snotaner; uaheem er
uuo ietn 9rcser 9iotb lan9e gcnu9 Gad)s
ftdt NIT bieien S0bnen beS lSalbes 9cs
babt, ntuste er ;uleet bod Su 9ewaltamcu
Olitteln fhreiten. gBr riictcn Der Sri9is
ralitdt wcScu pteieS slftenitiid I'M patrict
uuo Dempfrat eiu.l
CsIus bem pbilaoclptia Staats6ctbe, BON
1G. SnlY, 1764.)
Ge5 Grp6a6ttaren
So J. II - enns, Gfq.
Soc6beifallten 8ice @pupern6rS tnb
SeerbefeblbaberS Ger NrpptnS YeiIz
Iiloanten lnb berer @auntte8 0elps
Cattle Sent uno SniIer an ber
Srlarare,
SSrpclGmatip1.
Senlnad Ole Stdmme Der Selaz
mar uno S6anaue6 cSnbtaner, uno
oncere nit ibnen perbitnoene, phne Die
9ertu9fte GetSrnG uno ibren lettern
feterllditen SSriebenSi6lli ent9e9en,
lmoanftarer ,petlc Quf5 neue Srie9
lrioer biele Yrpptn5 an9efan9en un6,
auf Die 9raufamite, milo lno trenlpieite
9lrt 9rDde 9lnSablen BON Den @inmcbs
nern oieler Yrootn3 lm9ebra6t unp
nieper9emetelt lire 9Sc6nun9en oer.
brannt uno perbeeret, itno ba5 gano
perlpitfet habcn: 60 babe 8 6
. ober fir gut an9eieben, bur6 lnc
nit genebmboltln9 metne6 Hatb6,
oieie NrpclonQtipn berauS 81 9eben ;
unb i6 ertldre bienit Die bel10ten
SelMpar mo Shamane6 Snpianer,
mo alte oneerG irelCbe, i1nlt tbnen,
| acknowledgement luioer Seiner Wiaies
| ifit ltntertbanen tnnerhalb bteler sDros
bin, be9angen baben, fir Seilioe, SEE
bellen uno 8errdtber Seincr 9eteiligs
teifen Majetfdt. ltno SD forocre
bielnit ocn alIet Seiiter Wlajelfdt I'M
Itertbanen oieler YrorinS ilno erfn6e
oteieni9en IN ben bena6barten Nropins
| lsen inifdnoi9, ale @ele9enbeiten ipahr.
l;unehmen befa9te Selanar nnb Sdas
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
0OtatC6tneit- RMtei,.

Wafhinen 8artcu ocn jeeer Scfd,reibun9
fIne beitdnei9 prrrdthi9 unb 81 perfaufen bel
tem lluterld,riebcueu an ihrer Satinetts
SoctorD an Ger Smhtill, gu @dltpn.
2anos&drters, bic &arteu 81 BADEN irltits
iheu, merhen pcbl tbun an pbi9rm Ylate
anpirnfen.
Suh Soetier unb Sut.
Cation, Mai /. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08

Soloaten oper jeoeu Soloaten, Die in
Dem Solpe oieler DrpptnS ffno ooer
fem lperben, uno eiilt9en feinoliben
Snctaner [pber Snoianerin] 9efangen
nebmen unb itterlteferL prer eini9en
Scalp DON benielben pprSei9en iperben
auf Ole oDr9emclo. 98eile, pieSodlfte Der
pcrbeia9tens Nrdmten poer Selpbnun.
gen bc51blt lperben foil.
@egb e II ltnter meiuer Soanb, unb
Dem @roheu Siegel beI19ter 9Dro.
ptnS Dbtlaoelpbtu, Den Siebenten
Sag cSuliL tn Dem 8ierten cynbr
Setner W3oieifdt 9legterltnq, uno
tm SSabr unier5 S0@ 0tH 81 Gin
Sanfenb Stcben S0unpert uno 95ter
l!no Sc0sStg.
cSpbn Denn.
9lufGeincr @ro6ac6tbarfett Sefetl,
SSDiepb Sbippen, jun. Gecretdr.
q 3 6 6 erGalte cen Srnt9!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
OliHel mi6er Die S,ubnerau9en rter Slltc,
ou9eu, aud Qctb6crnen.


or9eiL audi Reth6prnsn.
Gin 9laubmllrotger, ptirphl unQez
nanuter O}0nn ber eiuc 9eroume 9eit
on .geiCbbpriel otcr Slnbneraugen oee
Ittten, iitlo burdb piele tSuaflalberten
Oct Glttdtentri9cr mo 9lrcantlfcn
betrO9cn mDrpen enblttb abcr fb burd,
etn tbm frenubid)aftliCb 1nitqctheilte6
etnfabe6 9){tttel befrcir hattie, mabte5
li6 SNr Dfiidt btefe8 Otttel allen uno
jcrcn tefonnt Su maden rie e6 ntd)t
IApn fcnncn. Wian nebne eine oro6e
9tpiille ffnciOe iie auf lpcrfe beu Sern
oa0On berat5, le9e ite biht auf ben
SsetdbDrn, ufb btnSe ffe nit einem
2dpp6en barouffeff. 9fa6 Stuns
penlegt man cine fct(lDe3Ieline oarauf,
uno fDllte ii6 al6panil nab trteoerum
"a Stunben ber Dorm nod niht
bcrau6bcbcn la0en, iofanuman c5nph
etnrnal mteberholen uro mani Miro
al6Han ietu llebcl lpS fem. 9tur mu6
e6 feft rarauf 9elc9t iperherL roB e6 iI6
nidlr abfCbtcben FAM. Sallieneen BAT
bteie6 9erjn9flj9t9e obcr iehr ptyffame
Oijttela rte eriprtcblt0lfen Sienite
9eletfet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08

Wdttcl 9c9en Die 9lmci(en tet Sieucuitdnbcn.
Gin untrli9ltCbeS WtttteL Ole 9tn1eilen
bon Den SiencnifDtfen ab3ub1lteiL be-
ffeht barin bo6 man 2unpen nit
lSti0i6uppen uno Den Gingelpcioen Der
Slide belhmicrt in Der Spunetrofnen
ldBt luto Damn nm bte SSllse oes GelfellS
hernm btnoct Sie 9(nctle, Ole auf3
@citcll hilarf mill, etlt fr9leib SurliG,
mo Die cteu lt6 befincerpen itltr;en
itb llber S0al5 mo &opf berunter, nm
nur nt6t barliber fortSufriecben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08
N2ittrl BEL gGunern NIB NuctlNnrarn.

.VVNlVE VVE %NHTIVVH VIIV N.VVITVIHTYVN.
Sol9eibe6 etuflde Oiittel iuirb bei
9Gunpcn unp Snetitbun9en ole herr
li6iten Sienlfe leiifen. Wiou lrie in
etnem @laie SrlnnenmaiIcr 70 piel
Go6fali auf olS fi6 nur imner aufs
lrien nil, 9ie6e renn re5 9Saiier flar
ab, perailhe e5 sur Soalfte nit 9utcm
Gig Made ba5 @aEc laulidI taude
etnen letnepen Gappcn hiilein ltno fdlas
&c benIelbeu I'M bte Suetf(bun9 oeer
9Sunhe urb made eS pftmal6 raB.
Die gSltnbe heilt lln0errhnlid, fd)uclL
cS crfcl9t fctne GitcrunN unb olle
Yflalter unb Salbcn lino pDlli9 linnpz
tbig.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-08

Stcuc GrTnbungcn.-@iu Ge,riiIer SO.
y. IraDtcu hat cine Malhiue crfuneen, nit
peldier er Die Sorthen III SHdfeu, SluBc unb
Sntme iGutcru fam. gu einigen Wiuntcn
irl(eu oamit 100 Gcnuen bon lIurdtb bers
ou6gcffdfft meroen fGnuen. Ter GrfTnber
lit jeet III StlbanD.
Tr. Sc sGeittricr, pm GjncrnfrY, hat cine
9lumpe erfuueen, bic bei Sdiffcu ttnc @r,>
mtneu beIcnSerS onipencbar lit. Ote1el6e
fam fpeocr bnrdb Saub coer dueere SNiuecrs
niiIe Scrlfrpft rpereeu nnb Gin Mdun fam fIe
re9iereu, 70 bde iIe dlle auocrthaib Otinuteu
eillen Soeabsheao bon I'D, 9ebt. Bon or6I,
fern llmfauge, pcSu srrei 9eute erfereerlih
fIuc, ipirft ite iebe 0iinutc spei sScashcab
Nlu1igfeit aus ; uno fam in Wsienen, nit
0ampffraft oeffehrits pcr uuaebeuerm g1u,s
scn feiii. @S ftilo ihm bereit5 fir eas Wds
tentredlt III @ualdnb 9l2,O00 9ebcten tpcrs
BEN alleir er nil bafelbe nidlt bersebcn.
Sin fraus0fIfer garcn BAT einen Smnis
bus ardlipnsen srfunben, Der bmrd, bic
Strnsen fdbrt NIB BE eeute Dor ibrer Tkir
peilftI
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-04

g1tge In his was the language OF king Bnt n.
Commons and the people held different Language
and determined that the King should take The bill
yianOns though u might be-
And when such the language Of the British Com.
mons. what 10 said Of Brush Icsd with blue rbsod
One ns'aace of the interference OF the Executive wub
the elective franchise brou2h, before the Common,
in this ~i,e. [Mr. read from hsory. that the Ano.
ncr Of the Queen 10 the county Of Worcester wrote Ia
several Of his friends scrirg them oppose the .,e
,on Of one Of the candidates for Parliament The Cop
mons voted that this q violation Of the h.ry -
the pro,ie and asked III. Qasen 10 dismiss the or,d
from ofce aud the Queen dismissed him scrnrnpl, :
Mr. p, also read another example Of the ku,d, whchoc
cured IN I77g when al executive officer d,,eed
in the COUNTY Of Southampton taking psrt IL he a.
ton aud when the case brought before the lor,s
Of Commons I,rd North remarked that y was rasp IN
regard 10 which there was no great cause Tor alarm
aud instantly. s sides Of The HOUSE, the remark VA,
followed by such Indignant clspors and nIhoar nat
l.nfd North compelled To explain. a'd the House
,oih"hh adoped resolution that u nss highly cnsl
Tor an executive ofEccr his Office IA fusLcn,
elections 10 Parllame,h
Thus. sald Mr. p ulder what gentlemen call Ia,
po'ic Government were The liberties Of the people ii,
lousy guarded aud projected; aud wherever ,brr.
power aud paronsge aud interference Of hi, kud ,e
are part and parcel OF the Government Even there !
interference IN elections 10y letter 0f an fccr ~ A.
Crown was held an indigniiy and the silence Of Lad
North IN regard to has consecrsrrd TO Ms as he ca
dencc OF the genuine spirit Of British liberty. SrI
call on Senators to place some mark Of their repro.
ton an the report which has been submitted TO rs
Mr. President. did feel myself called on to ~,
pori the bl because for that task deemed rh sql,
Of the Senator from Kentucky abundant; and should
not now have troubled the Senate. hut that alarm.
ed at the doctrines Of this report, and at The Tact Tat
gentlemen about 10 send them through the country
the principles Of the party in power, which th,y
intended 10 act If gentlemen do so, The People wl
be forwarned and foreanned, and knowing the purposes
Of those in power they viii he sufficiently notified that
they ought ~ lie the Ebert against them and il they
do not then defend their liberty II will ony he snmlst
proof that Is not Iyrauts who make slaves but slaves
who make y rants.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02

was depicted on the countenance Of alL
'Who ore you, young mani demanded
the father of the girl in an authoritative,
voice to him as he was rising tip, but at the.
instant caught sight of his face. Ho! well
come back George-is it your
'lt is me; but is it possible that Caroline.
lor.
C,arolinc-why, that is not Gardiner
mot her--who is sheT gasped he. Att
this instant the street door again opened.
and his betrothed stood before him. and in
another moment was encircled in his arms..
An eclarcissement Immediately took plaes
the twin sister of Caroline, who George had
never seen, had returned during his absence.
and she was the perfect picture of her SIS
ter. 'lrs laughable mistake said the,
father, leaving the hall to them, while.
George was now introduced to the new in-
mates of the family.
you'll not mistake me again. SAID Ellen
mot unless Caroline is ABSENT said
George with delight. The next day the
lovers were united; and as often as memory
recalled the incident, George laughed al
the mistokc.-.Aub. .Msceliaav.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-02
NEW DRUG STORE.

II KITS, on Erie, two doors below
II. Conant street, has just received
general assortment of PAINTS, Oils
GLASS, DRuGs, MEDICINES and GROCERIES,
which he offers for sale, and solicits share
OF patronage.
His medicines will be always prepared
with the greatest care, and the public are
assured that no care shall be wanting, tc
have every article which may be ordered
from his store, put up in the incest manner
and without mistakes. He will endeavol
to supply physicians and surgeons with ar.
ticles in their line on as reasonable terms as
can be done elsewhere, and warrant them tc
be of good quality. They, and the pub.
lie generally, are respectfully invited tc
call.
Maumce City, June 18th, 1899. II
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1879.

AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION co.
MERCHANDIZE, Passengers, sc
IV1 transported with despatch, via Raj
Road Line, Steam Barges, on the Hudson
River, Mohawk and Hudson Rail Road tt
Schenectady, and by first class line boats tc
Buffalo, Steamboats, and vessels on the
lakes, American transportation Lime
Ohio Canal.
For Freight or Passage applyto
.. 3. GIad,n, pr parker. 1914 Broad-a. NJ Y.
H. Niles & Co. Corner of Hudson 8
VIM. b. Knox, Quay st. Albany.
l.. Huro Il Co., Schenectady.
II. Wrights & Co., Rochester.
Carpenter & Myers, Toledo.
Atwater A. q Ruden, Buaalo.
Clark Robinson, D"O"'0'
Sam'l. P. Carter, Cleveland.
G. S. Hazard, lMaumec City.
Strong s. McReynolds, Detroit.
G. S. Hubbard s. Co. Chicago.
July 13. Is.
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WDUFFALO LEATHER STORE..

HpUFFALO LEATHER STORE
MD RUMsEY s. HowARD offer, at New
York prices, at their old stand, No. 1874
Main ST., directly opposite the City Bank,
and two doors above the Mansion House,
one of the largest and best stocks of Leath-
er ever offered in the Western Country, to
wit:
10000 sides Spanish and slaughter Sole
Leather,
1900 Upper,
5000 Harness,
5000 Kib,
400 dozen Calf Skins.
Also, Skirting, Seating, Patent, Collar,
Bag, Top, and Russell, Bride, Horse and
Band Leather.
Morocco's seal colored Innings, alum
dressed, and white do, fancy Morocco,
Chamois skins, Sheep, Goat, and Deer bind
ings, French Calf skins, Philadelphia do.
Baltimore Oak sole Leather, Thread and
Silk ofall kinds, Lasts, Shoe Findings, Tan
ncrs and Curriers' Tools, Pegs, Lampblack
&c. &c.
Also, large quantity of Curriers' Oil, of
the best quality, Spanish Hides, African
and Patna do. on hand. AS we manufacture
the principal part ofour Leather we are en-
abled to sell at .Ncao York Prices.
Western Dealers going East, would do
well to call and take prices.
WANTED. 5000 Slaughter Hides for
which Cash will he paid.
Buffalo, Aug. 3. 1Sm6.
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A CRY INCIDRNT.--While the bells were
on Monday evening ringing the fire alarm,
and the streets were full Of crowds and con-
fusion, we met a little lad in great state
of tribuation. A host of boys were about
him, and to their honor be it spoken, none
of them were insulting, what must have
appeared to them but ridiculous grief; he
was bewaiing the fact that he had lost his
way. "My MOTHER" he said, ais dying of
the consumption, or else l should not &c
here As he did not beg, the connexion
of his mothers illness with his wandering
could not readily be traced; nor could he
give such description of her residence as
would enable any one to find it. The di-
rectory was silent upon the subject; and
Just as the little chaps case seemed more
difficult than ever, he said that his sister
lived in Anthony street, and if he could on
" be shown that street he could find her.
We called to him to follow and we would
lead him there; and then, for the first time,
by his cropping about, perceived that he was,
as he afterwards expressed it, "a little
blind"
We took his clay-cold, clammy hand in
ours. Fright had stopped the circulation OF
his young blood, and it seemed as if we had
a dead child by the arm. In q few minutes
he became reassurcd, and frightiul chill
gave place to burning heat The sympa-
thy between human beings let them be as
widely separated as tyrant custom can die
tate, must occasionally make itself felt. Ac-
cident lifts the veil of concealment from the
homes of the unfricnded poor, and those
whom God has blessed with competence
and comfort are taught to appreciate their
own happiness, and to feel for the woe
which seeks concealment in by-places.
"Sir,n said the lad, "it you will only
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1SS9.
DETROIT LINE,

M ERCHANDISE, Forwarded to West
iA ern New FORK, Ohio, Michigan, In
diana, Illinois. Missouri and Kentucky, by
daily line of Steamboats, on Lake Erie.
References.
Barker, Woodward & Co. Troy.
II. Pctrie, Rochester.
M. Kingman s. Co. Buffalo.
Winch, Wyman & Co. Cleucland.
Carpenter & Myers, Toledo.
Gray, Gallagher & Co. Detroit.
P. S. Vccder, 81. Joseph, Mich.
Kenzie, Hunter & Co. Chicago.
A. RINGE, Agent, 10 Coenties Slip
NJ Y.
July l3. Is.
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SONG OF THE OLD BELL.

bONo Vt lhE OLD DELL,
For full five hundred years I've swung
In my old grey turret high,
And many different theme I've sung
As the time went stealing by!
I've pealed the chaunt Of the wedding morn.
Ere night, have sadly tolled
To say that the bride was coming love-lorn!
To sleep in the church yard mould!
Ding dong,
My ceaseless song,
Merry and sad
But never long.
For full llve hundred years I've swung
In my ancient turret high
And many different theme I've sung
As the time Went stealing by.
I've swelled the joy of country's pride,
For victory far off won;
Then changed to grief for the brave that died,
Ere thy mirth had well begun!
Dingdong,
My ceaseless song,
But never long!
For full five hundred years I've swung
In my crumbng !urret high
'Tis time my own death song were sung,
And with truth before die
lnever could love the theme they gave
My tyrannized tongue to tell;
One moment for CRADLE the next for grave,
They've worn out the old church bell.
Ding dong,
My changeful song,
Farewell now,
And farewell long.