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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09
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9eaislatur pcn SnoidEa ipuroe Elm Se(dlue
intrceacirt, eiusn pbrenoIoeiifen aniuiteuen,
nm bic Ropfe oes @Cupernprs, Der Uuno
.&onmiGdre uno anbsrsr "a nuterinhen, biz
bic AnfFdt iiber biz StadteitnanSen haiirn,
nm dasmfnhen. per BON ibHsn Der gr6eie
"Fiuanlsr'' fei GH unlevm Etaot Ipdrc
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09
OeHentitC6e 93enpu.

Ecnnerfaos uno SrCita95 Den 24flsu uue
25ften oieics Wldr,mcnats, Tim 10 llbr 8cre
mittn9s, IolIeu AM Sauie oe6 lluterIhriebes
nen in SbersIRilforo 3aunfhip, &ed,a @auus
tp, fclsenpe 9IrtifeI ouf ofrntid)er @cncu
perfauft mcreeu, u6mlid;
Bier pferoe uno pferoes9eId,irr Gin outer
4s9duls Wagcn NIT 8aeep, Elm 2.9duIs GBas
gen nit Bnerp, ScuIeitern, pHhgc unc Gas
gen, 3 Strcbbiufr, 2 SNplsIhiittrn, l Snnfe
ter Sette, cine 9IuSahl 8lofsjtsttsi, Elm or1s
itdnbiges Sdmieoaeldirr, Gd,peine, Sefeu
nit 03Obr, bureaus, 3iihe, Snhfe H. gdus
tc, 6Iadsbredc, QBa9enpnoe, cine sln,ahl
lscre Safer mo SdBden, uno Ionit nod els
ne iebr 9rORe 8crihieoenbeit pcn SanuS mo
8uuern @crdtblhaftsn ;u wcitIiuftig Su
meloen.
Die 8epiHaur9en am @erfauf5tu9e unS
lluhpartung pen
Martin Semnerer.
Wdr39 8, *-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09
NRdri9
"6anD it, l5anD

lGoblttdti9teit5 Gjrleal6aft.''
3ufclee cines @r1,hluBcs trr am lsern
Samila9 9ebaItcncn Rcrianlmlung, fnb Die
DtIt9Iieosr eiefer Sjeleliid,aft, uno anoerr bic
Diitglieeer 5u pereeu nnnldcu, biereurd
bcuadridtiact, has am nid)fcn Sdmffag
9Ibeno nm 81 llhr eine BerIummIung amhau'
le pOn Z + g bmau 8 Dob iiatt fiuoeu
wirc, Inn Bsamtcn fur ole @eeaidaft su ers
nablen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09

on Der Staot glenpcrf pulhe fiirsfih cine
WaIitdr Gcmpa9nie inter eem Nameu g8as
Id,ingtcn 2emperen; @aroe errittet,
rpeld,e bereits so Mann sdhlen fol-. Slnr
GcmrerenS eeute fcrnfn corin aufSsnrumtu
lrereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09

gDtr babcn fd,rn bdufg ouf tas SrcQcu
G'ctict dufmcrffdm gemad,t uub unf cC
9Eid,t1fCit oC6elben fur bic 8cr. Staatcn.
Die 2lusmdnocruug bnbiu rmmt in oer nclls
citeu 3cit ichr ,lL nnmenflid, wufoen in Sus
ocpeneencr CptiIp.) Auifalten IA 2lusmans
ocrunqeu bahin gclrcfen. lluDrraumcrtlid
oon uuIerer Negieruno lit c5, odB Ie oar feis
ne Sd,rittc nimmt, ieneS @ebirf su cplorilIs
reu cecr Die GcICnlidtcn and, uur NJ erletd,s
tern. Grcq0n miro cinlt cine Der ,pid,iialien
9tclcn auf unicrcr peftidlcn SNalbfugel irics
len. Die Shifahrt bon eem @clumbia Tlul,
&c aus ubcr bas fife Wcer mad, REM Sllen
ld,pn dtCiu 1T aIlcr Setrad,unQ perth, oar
uidt mNcoCrfcn bed an6grScthnetcn SUocns,
cc6 giHltigen Glimd6 uno tauiCno onoerer
Gcrtbcilc, ipCIde Src9Un barbiettt. Gnalano
bat Ole gBifti6frit bc6 Gebetre Crfannt, al:
Ir leine GcrcchnungCn 9ebsn auf ben Grwerb
bieie6 unid6sbdrCn SCdBtbums, unb cs III
cifri9 bclddftat, fdh errt fcif;uireCn, rtmchl
nds Giebirt mad, ben Ocrlicgcnocu @ertrdacn
@igrnthl,m Der Der. Stdatcn 1T. SNcrr Scs
Mater QDnn hat bic 9Iugelcaeuhcitcn fat in ics
Der ScuQrc6iteung ;ur Sprdde Qctrdd)t,
man idCint ober ntdlt cher ans SNanbCIn IN
ocnfcn, ale bis es cnhpCbcr Su frat III, rbcr
Gin ;u QrcGcr 9mfipanb bon GjClo unc DPcns
idenlcbcr ncthnenoia miro, um ~ rrIanoen,
mas man chne Wtnhc cr9refcn fcnntc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09

Der Marinenfetretdr llpsbm hat aGlrn
Sefehlsbabern Der 8er Stantsn Sdiffe
uuo Mariueperftcn befrblen, ibre Wlamts
fddften NIT @rsmrlaren Der Stbel ju Serfe'
ben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09
Gin 2ebrjnn9e
snnt Gfhneiber : Slanrrel

gum Sbneioer Sanbirerf
WHO fcsfeidb bel eem llnteridriebsnsH in
Sho'BbeitbalI IdunIhip, eeGha GauHfn per.
lnnst. Gin Sudte BON l2 Bis II Sabrer
rire inter ocrtbeilbdften geoiusunseu ansrs
ncuiuen.
Gjiecpr @utb.
Rirt 9, nq-ar
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09
@Rdrss,
6eu miro perlan9t.

100 9cnnen TimotbDs Soeu tpiro Icdleid,
perlau9t BEL bem llnterfhriebenen in alIens
taun, rpcfir Der h6cbite Mdrfpreis in bdar
Gjeib be5ablt rire, ccn
NiIIiont Grep.
Idrj2. nq-dm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09
9scrI,cirof5ef:
WRdri9.

sIr, lcbten Scnnta9 burd ben gbrrp. Syru.
German, Sor. Charles Meber nit 9Rie Sus
ianna Seilert, belize BON Sbsr' Saucpna.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09
@ettit : SSurprs:

StcF9e SWdHery 90. ~. U(aChR9Ry
SCfcpb eebr, 8udfenidmieS, Staot,
JlrnrD 6reD, OepmanL Sanooer,
fenrD .. Wclf @oitwirtb, Saf,burg,
Spnathnr Stt, Sdlreinsr, 0anoper,
peter Qrcrea, Oceman, Q. gShcitbat,
Jcbn 2reidbIer, @jalfwirth, 0eioeIberg,
Nanicl Claus, @aitpirth, Qorpbin,
Saccb 0luidIie, Sdneibsr, 8. Souecnd,
Sobu Sarrett, jr. Stohrbolter, .. WiIfcrO
Gdcob Snmmer, 9Beber Solstur9,
Sacrb Sodrjell. jr. @srber, 8. Sauecna,
SenrD Cool, Sutmater, 3. W2iIforo,
@bmlno Sblie, Sdreiner, @eieenbur9,
Sdccb @jrernrpolt, Gerber, Meieenbura,
SsrdeI 98escc, @ailwirtb, q. Macnn9if,
9obn Slrs, Sdueieer, neioelberg,
Sobu 9Ippsl, @jalfwirtb, SalSburg,
paul &nouB, Gutfdlenmaher, Stabt,
@creu5 Stdhler, @iqueir, 3. Milfcrb,
2. 8rdnfenfrtb, 3agl6tner, @. @heitk.
WiIlcu9bbY 9abel, StcbrhoIter, 8. WH.
&. 9. N. Nunter, Gifsnmeiiter, Staot,
Ganiel 0rsb, @lqueir, 8. W1ilforc,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09

sluS SIrfanfas miro bic Grmpreuno cines
ourh EocirGth in Der @bCrcFCe'Nntirn alifacs
ncmmcncu QSct1en, Iamcue QBlftns bnrd
eincu Sfttiier Der Der. Stoaten 9lrmce, Hos
mcu6 l8i6liffe, 9emeIbct. Die 8erantoiIuuo
oOSu gdbCn EiCbCShdncel. Ter Gcmmancant
pcn Sort Gjibfcn bat lSidIiffe ucrbaftru lar,
rn.-Cr Gbcrpfeciens@bef Gchu McB bat
ale Sderif6 Der Nation nufgcbctCn, ben
@besrfcclcu 2IIberti, Wtroer eincS slmrrifas
mere, &amcn6 gcn9, euf,ugrcifrn man
Qlnubt jeocd,, coB ccriclbe ric g5rcnSen Der
Natirn bcrCtt6 rcrIaGcu bat Gs miro pcu
Tcuem Gin 9tegimcnt Srcipiti9cr al ccn
@renjcu Ycn 9lrfdnfa5 fcrmirt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09

Die IrhbjohrssQEoblcn fnten an g. Greis
td9e in bielsm Wicnat fatt. Gjswihlt irsr'
ten nIsoanu bic 9eamtefi fir Die nddllie alts
9emcine Wdbl, ferner ,Gcnliatel un6 ipe CO
n6lbi9 III, Nriceensridter nno fcuilise 2aun.
idlip une Staolsgeamten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09
eJntp- -2tfe
fir cen Oiai 8ermin 1842.
OrGiicsS sS,srurs !:

George ScaB, 8auer, Seibelbsra,
pbilip 9afner, DO. SbersRaeuma:s,
Charles Gjroe, gnitipirtb, atlentaun,
2tbraham WErienL Bauer. .. Nilfrrb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09

BCr Die phiIabsIpbisr Rarftpreis fnb
ielt lester 98cd,e iprnig, chez Hidbts, DtrdnS
bert pereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09
QBatlcn9erttNts -93erfauf.

3ufcl9e cites 8efsbIS aus erm qBaIen9es
rid,t pen Peda @auutp, Son Ncntugs ben
2Siten 0tdrL I'm llbr 9tdhnittaas, ouf ecm
lnIln EErn,.l,.L ,,fk ,,,nrhn,.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-09

ScbH Gdert, jr. Gabafipinusr, Sta6t,
Sweu Sd9er, GtphrbaIter, Seibslber9,
Sohn Soofert Raurer, Stabt,
Goirieph Rchler, Stcinhouer, q. Bbeithau.
S,enrD DiLIinaer, 8alfmirtb, 8. milfOrb,
9cHas Sclberliug, @Iqueir, Weisentnr9,
gIoam Scefcr, Io9Irbnrr, 9. @bsithdd,
Daoio Diaper, SfchrhnGtrr, q. @heitbaa
.6cnrD 9utb, Galtputn, Q. Wbcitbal,
sNA.AL.A cz
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

RUssA.-ln Russia the bondage of the
peasantry is even more complete than it
is in Denmark. The mobiles own all the
land in the empire, and the peasantry
who reside upon it are transferred with the
estate. A great majority have only cot
tages, one portion of which is occupied
by the family, while the other is appro-
priatcl to domestic animals. Few, if
any, have beds - but sleep upon bare
boards, or upon parts Of the immense
stoves by which their houses are warmed.
Their food consists of black bread, cab
bage, and other vegetables, without the
addition Of any butter.
AUsTRIA.-In Austria, the mobiles are
the proprctors of the land, and the peas
ants are compelled to work for their mas
tiers during every day except Sunday.
The cultvators Of the soil are in 4 state
Of bondage.
SwEDEN-In Sweden the dress of the
peasantry is prescribed by law. Their
food consists Of hard bread, dried fish,
without Cruel and without meat.
HUNGARY.-ln Hungary their state is,
if possible, still worse. The mobiles own
the land, do not work, and pay no taxes.
The laboring classes are obliged to repair
all highways and bridges. and are liable
at all times to have soldiers quartered
upon ,aem, and are compelled to pay one
tenth of the produce of their labor to the
church and one ninth to the lord whose
land they occupy.
IRELAND.--ln Ireland the average wa
ges of the laborer is from nine and half
to eleven cents per day. Their food is
milk and potatoes occasionally varied,
as one of them describes it, by potatoes
and milk
Truly, it may be said that all over the
world hard is the fate Of the laboring
poor Yet they are the producers of all
the wealth in every country.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

1t is standing law Of Providence thai.
the poor shall always be among US, and
it is easy to see that society is or may be
the gamer by their presence, 1t is not
well to consider them a tax and a bur-
den, for while they consume a 1.-THE Of
our snperAuilieS they create occasions
for the exercise of feelings and conduct,
which are Of more value to us than our
donation can be to them. There is a
beautiful philosophy in that axiom Of the
Saviour, that it is more blessed to give
than to receive, and whoever subjects ii
to experiment finds his sweetest pleasures
sprngng from sympathizing communion
with the miserable and that while the
poor man needs gentle mercigs to fsej
and warm him, not less do we need hi.
necessities to keep our hearts unlyozel
] and joyful,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11
From the New Tor', New Era.
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

tomorrow, new shackles will be impo.
sed, it requires a firm resolution, and the
victory is won, our own eXcrtions are re-
Quircd, when assistance will be given
but miracles arc not to be expected.
Man is but 4 shadow, his earthly exis-
tence is bu. Of short duration, and if we
neglect to make proper use Of the present
moment, we may never again have an
opportunity of doing good and are at
the same time in danger of being reckoned
with the unworthy servant, who hid his
talent,
"for time, no more than streams, is at a stay,
The dying hours are ever on the way
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

courage and thy pride, and tie certainty
that thou art of high and heavenly race.
There is freedom where thou canst
live according to the customs, and fash.
ions. and laws Of thy fathers; where that
which rejoiced their hearts rejoices thine
where no foreign oppressor can COM
mand thee, no foreign ruler drive thee
at his will, as the herd at the will of tho
driver.
This thy country, thy free country, is
4 treasure which contains within itself
indesructible love and faith the noblest
good, excepting religion in which dwells
a still higher frecdom) that a yirtuous
man can possess or cover.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

j. A. H mprG, $Pcru, la Sale county, III.
A. o. SuITH Smiths mills.
JUSTIN d. WIxoM, Troy Grove.
HEynY PHILLIPS Munson, Qndian crcek.)
&. w. REYNOLDS, p. NJ. Pontiac.
Res MoRGAv, Morgan's mill.
WILLIAM RAvGY, near Van Buren,, III.
WILLIAM X. BHowN, Sunbury, Illinois.
HENRy HICKS, Hicks mill, De Kalb Co. III.
w. w. WIN, Oswcgo, Kane Co. III.
ANTHONY PrrlEn, Booncsboro', Oglc Co. I'LL
X. II. DunYEA, Yorkyllc, Kendall CO., Ills.
DR.. Il. SnirH, Georgetown, " "
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The Reformed Drnmisnrd'. Address.

~ -, -.
Io;D with cherrtolhcar ana voice.
We have mad, a glorious choice,
Death or victory!
Union is our strength and mower.
We will h... thc tyral,. power,
CuaIu. .u .lluy.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

What Is religion! Not that when,
meteonIke' SHINES ioF OF'ei peLIo0 al"
then ladies' and disappears Not 'na'
which talks most-prays Ioudest-sighs
deepest shouts !oudest- and reP'oy''
wl'h the greatest severity Not mat
which can REJECT the widow 5 petition
the orphans cry. Not that winch de-
ce'ves III bargan--deaIS closely with the
poor--w'ihhoIds The just requita' oil I"oor'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11
From the Masonic Ncgister.

"E'rOCtnslEnlttOu Is !lc lnici o. iEnc.'
The Inconvenience and evils, arising
from unnecessary delay, the mischief
caused by hardness and irresolution inI
any good pursuit, and the folly of leaving
for Tomorrow, that which might easily
be done to-day, have been exposed and
censured by the sages, and ridicuIed by
the wits Of every age; bat that their en-
beavers to prevent procrastinatlon are
unsuccessful, is proved by the experience
of every day.
He who will not do any thing to-day,
because lie imagines there are difficulties
in the way, which on the morrow will be
removed, will find himself in the same
situation with the clown, who waited
upon tn, bank Of the stream un;il its
waters should pass along, and allow him
to cross; IN waiting, he lost what can
never be regaincd and the stream con-
tinued It's course; FOX the procras.inaior
will find distractions always existing to
rctard his progress, and combinations Of
untoward circumstances to dcprcsS his
industry, which in reality requires moth
lng but perseverance and resolution to
overcome.
The man who truly desires to be use.
rul, vii! find every day equally Propiuous,
and success always ready to'"ew ard laud-
able cxcrtions and steady Perseverance :;
whilst he who suffers himself to be over
come ry imaginary troubles, and will
never 60 forward for tear Of being disaP-
pointed in the end, will pas, hls lfe IN
useless inactivity, ana ..uggtsh IislIess-
ness. He who will not struggle with the
oar, but depends upon being waited for.
ward by the impulse OF the wind, vii
learn, but perhaps too late, that he ia.
been ndulging in hopes Of receiving tina
assistance which Incidence has no reason
to expect.
The idler resolves that this shall be TIT
last dav, that lie will eat the bread Of in
dolcnce, and the drunkayd that Tomorrow
he will mend his ways; the morrow
I comes, and with II new ? Ieasurcs 10 Ia.
cxerton asleep, whilst the smell Of tn
bottle, causes the sot to forget his dolern
nation, and enter into new resolution.
only that they may be broken,
e Man passes his days looking down til
+ vista Of futurity upon the fields OF felicity
which he resolves soon TO visit, but Wi
Y not set forward to-day, for fear Of beln
|, overcome by the fatigue Of the journc!
l. Thus it is also with regard to our etern
a welfare; every man promises that
some future day he will change his cour!
e of life. In youth, being engaged
A, worldly pursuits, or al!arcd from the pa
1t of duty by the love Of pleasure, we def
,r this important concern, unuI age h
Or calmcd the passions, and laid amUltlr
.c asleep; but there are many causes ii
er may render age undt for such tas
ne and who knows that he will live to
A. old! Vain man! boas; not myself Of
morrow, for we know not in what Il
rs ment the oil will be exhausted that Fec
Int the lamp Of life.
Oh If we really wish to mend our wa
now is the given time, if VIC wait VI
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11
The Worth Of the IsiuL,

Inc mihd-hoW little is 1t known or
considered that all which man perma-
nently ls-'he inward being, the divine
energy Inc immortal thought, the bound
less capacity, the lniInlte aspiration, how
lew value thls-lhis wonderful mind, for
what IL Is Woflh' HOW lew see lI-that
brother mlnd' IN o'hcrs-see 1t III all the
forms Oh wtelcheuheSs ana sPIendor alike
though fenced around win all the aril-
hclaI distinctions OF society - see 1t
through the rags WIth winch poverty has
clothed 1t, beneath the crushing burihens
oil me- amid the close pressure OF worldly
troubles, wants ana sofro"s-see H. and
acknowledge ana cneef II IN that humble
lo'' ana leel 'na' the NOBILITY OF earth,
','a' 'le commencing glory OF heaven Is
'Iere NOT Is 'IliS Tie worst nor the
strongest VIC" OF 'l'e case Meh 90 not
'eeI lIle worm OF lIleif own MINDS Ihey
are very PROUD OF their possessions; they
are proud OF 'hclr ""lda' 1t may be, as
distinguishing tHem oNt the intrinsic,
Tie inward ''e lAhNl'e "oFm OF tneIr own
mlhds' 'hey 90 moi perceive. How ma
ny man Is ucFe would leel' II he were
introduced mo some magnificent pal
ace ana were lea through succession OF
Sp'ehulu apartments hIed with rIcf and
gorgeous i0r''''"re-"ouiu leeI' l say
as IL he' lofty immortal beng as he is,
were out an ordinary thIng amid the TN
seIieu sho" around nm; or would leeI
as II he were mere ordinary beng tor
Inc PenShi"g glare OF ihIngS amid which
ne Wake" !
ITO" many man who, as he passed
along the |ayside, saw the chariot OF
wealth. roII'ng by h!m' would forget the
intrinsic ana eternal dignity OF his own
mind' IN poor degrading envy OF that
vain pagea"t---would feel himself to be
an humber creature, because not IN
mind' but III measuraton, he was not
qui'o SO h!gh ! Ana SO long as tins is
the case 90 you OeHeVe that men I'M
oefS'ahu 'helf own minds - mat they
hho" what they possess Wl'hIh lhem !:
no" many IN iac'' ioeI as II mat inward
oeIng' lhaI mihu' were Respectable chiel-
" because uieir Dodies lean on silken
coUcleS' anu are leu WIN cosby Injuries )
HOW many respect themselves ana LOOK
LOT respect from DINERS IN proportion as
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NUMBER ~.
Aurcdo,e of two Arab Chiefs.

|
There dwelt upon the great river Eu-
pirates, near the city of Bassora, two Arab
tribes deadly hostile 10 each other. Their
enmity was so proverbial and well known,
that when one man spoke of the enmity
Of another towards his foe, he would say,
he hates him as an Anizee hates Monta-
fee. Ii fell out that the pasta of Bagdad
being appTehensive of an INVASION Of the
Kurds from Kurdistan, sent out an order
to the chief Of the Anizees to send him
forthwith 10000 men, and the order was
obeyed. The pasha, not placing the same
reliance on the promp,ncss Of the Monta-
fee chief, resolved to take him by strata
gem, and them demand from him the aid
of his tribe. He succeeded in obtaining
the attendance Of the Chief and he was
brought into the presence Of the Turk. 81
have taken you prisoner" said the pasha,
fearing that l might not otherwise have
obtained the assistance of your tribes a.
ganst the Kurds. If you now command
that ten thousand of your men shall come
TO my assistance, your chains shall be
struck of, and you may return safe and
uninjured to your tribe but if you do no,
comply, your head shall roll at my feet"
The chief looked the pasha sternly in the
face and replied, Your knowledge Of the
Arab character has led you into this error.
Had you sent TO me for ten thousand Of
my tribe when | was free, know not
what answer should have returned, but
as it is, my reply cannot but be negative.
If you order my head to roll at your feet,
be ii so; there are many more in my tribe
equal TO mine. Shed one drop Of my
blood, and every one will become It's aven-
ger, The Arab may be treated with when
free, but when a prisoner, never" The
naughty pasha looked upon him for a
moment with surprise then turning to
his soldiers, he ordered then to sever his
head from his body. The chief stood calm
and collected, while the drawn sabre glca-
med alof in the air. AT this moment the
noise Of horse gallopng in The paved
courtyard Of the palace attracted the at
tenton of the pasha. At every bound lie
struck the fire from the stones and seem
ed to be striving to outstrip the wind. In
moment the rider yauted from his horse,
and almost in the same breath stood IN the
presence Of the pasha. 1t was the chief
Of the Anjzecs. II am come" said he,
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11
Parody on II Fnshicnabie Bncliunalimn
song,

Sparkling and bright be wit to night
From Fancy caskct cleaning!
Wen gather flowers from Reasons bower,
For we're neither drunk nor dreaming.
Then drink to night the nectar bright
From Natures flowing fountains!
No poisons hide ia the crystal tide
Distil'd from the dewy mountains.
o! irjoy might arrest the flight
Ofl'imc on earth's dominions,
The 10Y we feel to night would steal
The grcy-bcard's rapid pinions.
Then drink tonight the nectar bright
That brings no care or sorrow!
The cup we drain is free from pain,
Twill bring no remorsc tomorrow.
But since delight can't stop the wight,
Nor sober friendship stay him,
Nor Love himself can hold the elf,
Nor fond regret delay him
Well drink tonight with hearts as light
AS Time is swift and nceting.
The sparkling draugh. shall be freely quailcC
To another happy meeting!