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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
91eue Wpftamfer.

5u 3ionsvilIe, Obcr. @ilfcro Efp., ee6a
Gduntp. iii Ieete Wo6e. eurh ben @ener.
al pcfmeiffer. Elm Henes poifdmt erridbtet.
uHc 9. gB. Bfedub, efq. sum pOffmsi
fer etndnnt sporosu.
Sin Bsrts Gauntp puroe Grobtta MiQs
pcffamt erridtft uno Saeob Reweo m b
3uni pcfmsifier ernannt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
]. Surra! Surra! 9urra!
SIR Die srO6e 9lufresung am
Nbil0Selpbi0 StObr.

Srebe antuuft pom neufpdscu Ssrtf: iinb gSintsr;
seaarsn erbaltsn pcu Nstpcrt uno Ybiacipbia
Die eritaunIihe Ittrattirn osts orcEen 6srpaltisn
esn Stcde Sredsulraaren fam nieht ihres GlSiehen
npen, IN ir9sno susr Gtart in cinen lImtrss pcu so
Iacilcn.
Gs III rrctltfanni. so6 esr pbilabslpba Gtetr oas
9rSBte aicrtensnt rcn 9paaren aIeEGcriru i'm Beiie
hat, pcn allen Gtatleenenis in eier tdbsnben Gaot
uno 6 III eins Gadbe Bit iidh pcn fdbli psrsbt eas M
es nitht Wtaeea, ea6 Gin anoeree Gtateemcnt itnsn
9lsb femme in Pinibt Der @crtbeiie, Die ne ibrn
1unoen eartielen. Giner ano 2us, in Der Gdbe unc
Serne, fino eiu9elaesR nnuufcu uno brsn ain,tnoen
6'uers8crratb 81 btidbt9en. Sic rpsroen incen bae
man aus ieesn Shoir SbaIsr iparsu fam. 70 man
anruft am philadelphia Gtcbr Gin Sbaltr III lparcn
I'M Ginfouf ccn Stcbr9itsrn, IN mandbsm bartibafFus
ben SRann pcn arcfein Sntsrsbs. ilnsr ONcttc 1T /:
,ShneHer @ertauf-tlsinsr prefit limb tits baupt:
dhlteh, UNI ollie Haar9dc:86ufr gu btipcaen tci RR4
anplrufn uno mon plro fnnen, eaf mir I'M Stanoc
ino, necb einise StlnosH mcbr pl bsfienen in 3udt
osrer eit mir bcrcits hoten S69eub unlr Stchr pcn
Sag III Sag an9cfdlt III init Runoen, iinb mir occb
odrouf 6seabt allen aulprccbcnesn CUTE Bargains m
9cbtu.
6cnmt talo. psnn itr 0tS fruIaocn tcIbcnftn
pclt NIT 9tdn,tnocn fronsSffbcm Sud- ,n ciuen Hcd,
lult $S, fsrti9 fdr gum Sbneer.
8 Sarsaius fir bic 0dSies.
tSransSffbs Ginsbums far 2rrGes in grrGer Ser:
fuDGItIinfll.
l Rife Drsipisrttl 6Sin0bauis, m 8 Gents.
Gin aon,er Dreb fir so Gents
80 Stide finrp unp ffcRo mourning 9Vsus be
eaine, su IL Gents.
Ga 6 m eres.
Gobmerts, cinfathc uro fisurirs, in arcFr Scr;
httecnbeit. ron Is tis 81 Gents
so Shide ibwarScr apoto. sen IL bis 75 Gents
% Sbibct Sub uao SRerincss fIr
Glcafs, rcr 25 bis SO Gents.
5 Stide 3tphpr Sud- fdr e6eiSs Glcats, Al Sl,75.
eas pchlfcite pttbcs ie tnpc,tirt puroc.
20 Stids wtbfafartiSe suitrs Ssips. pen 25 tis
81 Gruts.
Sud- nnb gaffimeres.
eursrfincs grimes uno ctu9rtuss Sstb, ron 81, so
tis $4 90.
Ghmor,cs II. ttauThporxs Sud-, ron l 1,25 tis 400
Varoains, Sdraans, in itlparbm unp braunsn
Seasr.Susb, pcn 81 bis 9 90.
so Sttdc Gaiimcres, alIs Spts un0 Tarbia, ron
so Gents bis so.
80 Stdde Gattinss, kbr mcbIfcit prn 81 bis so Gt
Sbirting unb Sbeetin9 Mouslin.
Gcsbeu erboltsu am pbiIarrlpbia etcbr: 100 IA
Stdde oebleibtsr S1icuslin, an Gents Sem bfff,u
4:4 be. be. rcn bic 10 Gents. Stafe. ron 10 Ills
IL Gents. 200 8rcpn Sbcctius, ;n @. @cm tSs
fen Srcipn Sbertin9 SRcuslin, nur Gents
Der pbilaeephia Gtcbr tetct ollie biefs G;titsr ,u
unocrpSbnIitb ueori9n Trciitu fir Raarato pm @ers
tauf an. DeGgcr nno 9icioner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
@eapiua. eNstsr 80.

y@itbenber 0uno.-Qm Samitaa
Meraen, BEN 13ten Tiefes, Seiste iid Elm
atc6er aelbn 6une anbier auf unfsrm
Mdrftplas unter oen perfammeIten M&ft
Ieufsu, cs6en 8snsbmen Sroaht erre9te
ba6 erwu;beno fsin motte. unter Gnoerm
fhunppts er elm 6ubn. cds elm fleiuer 6nabs
in Der l6aue rug uno bi6 ra6eIbe betrdbt
lid audi foll er bier sur ndmlihen 3eit
mtbrers 6unbs gsbisen baben. Gum @tud
mnrfe alrih earauf Der 6uno tcbt aefcbla,
asu, Seiteem iiuo mir benabrihtiat NOR
ben, ea6 aemelcetcr 0uno aus Der @saeno
Der Dale Scrtfh in 6ertfoio Saunftip. in
unfererl Gauntp. bereetommcu uno auf Gri
uem @eee metrere Suuce. Stwsiue. Il
asbibsu. Dem Sru Witliam Wcesr. in
Dltp. gfrietb er in Die loeeroe Shmeins, pon
bsnsn am tseteu Srsitase untsrfdieeIide nit
Ger Grantbeit befaIItn porten une gst6otet
wsreen mufteu. 1as uimIihe mar Der
SalI NIT Sbmeinsn oes 6rn. Sraut oa
fdbff. Sn Den 9ssenbsn. mo eisfer Suno
pisleitt eur6pasut fsn motte. mare Den
eeuttr nuSuratten rcrhdtia su fein uno be.
fenbsrs 16tuns auf ibre 9unce Su buben.
sGtsiebi9feit Der ~@ einre en-.
--Eftn @emdbs IN Der gSelt lieteit pchl
bel gutter BebanrIung. einen rei6Iifnn Gr'
tras ais Die @sinrebe, uno ssiif Sum @r'
fauusn mas Elm siusissr 1der, astorie an
asIsat. i'm Stancs III bsruorsutrin9sn. Gin
BeifpieI bapcn Iisfrte eies Sabr bic Unlags
ets 9ru. 1brdham 8i6n9sr an Der Mun
euns Der GuIpsboeecu. cine MeiIs obGbalb
Rsacing. in Bern Taunftip; no uon Ell
mem einSiasn Ider S64 @allcusn oer q
Barrels Meinmof sewonnen pureen. Der
fsibe psrfauft habier. bon Der pleFe meg.
fir nibt peniser aIs so Gents Die Salon,
ras ben Grtrus bes aders auf 432 SbaIsr
br.uat.-C CGoIer.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
2eete Grinnerllng.

Iae Diejenisen bic nod in ben Stcbr
bu6srn Der tlnter5ei6neten. in Sber SRA
euusis Sauufbip, 9eda Gauntp. fbulois
iino, wuosn nun befiimmt gum eeetsnmal
ouf9cforbsrt, Swifben nun uno bem fen
December om Stobr Don Serf6 unb
GIeoer anSurufen uno abbubesoblen.-
Nab ienem Sag peroen bic Builder obne
Sebl in bic 9dnos pOn Srisbsnsribter S6au
aeaebsn mObanu llnfo(ten ole SoI9su fsin
merom. Bea6tet baber eisfe freun6Iibe
Warnun9.
Serfdb nnS Ssrn.
g1coembr L. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
Sriibcre N5eoebenbeiteu.

Sds srife weiee Stiao in Ncreanrita
sebcreu, mar Sirsinia, Sotter Don Qna-
MAS uno Secnore Dare. uuo 8ineestiuo
pon @ouUsrnsur Sobn @biie; iie wuroe
sebOrsn auf ben 16. Dug. 1897, In Roa-
note, 9lOro. Carolina.
Der erifs @siilIibe. weIter cas Gpanae.
Iium in NOrcamsrisa prseiste. mar Robert
6unt. ucn Der 8ir6s pOn GnsIano, i'm
Sabre 1907.
Die srffsn Srau,nsimmsr. Die nab Sir.
9inisn famen, paren Srau Sorrsif uno ibre
Maso, anna Burns. i'm Sabre 1908.
Die srife 6eiratb. Die In Iirainisn fatt,
fano, mar SObn earon Su 1nna Burns, in
cemfsIben Sabre.
Die effe 8rbeiratbuns. lie ffattfanb
Swifbeu. 9Seisen uno Snoiouern. mar Sobn
Rolfe sn pofaboutas, i'm Qpril 1913.
pofabontas mar ebenfaus bic erlfe aIIer
Snoianer, Die ben 6riftIihen @Iauben an
nabmen unc 9stauft puroen.
Die erfe ssfseesbsnoe 8erfammIuna in
8ireinien mar i'm SuIi 1919. Sin Sabr
na6br wurorn bic erfsn Nsssr nab 4me.
rita esbra6t.
Die erite 3sifbrift In Qmerita ma6te ib.
re @rfbsinuns in 8Ofon i'm Qugu1 17O5.
Die sweite i'm Sabre 1876 in 8irainien.
Die srite @ifenfhmsISe wuret in glor6
Carolina erribtet i'm Sabr 1880, In Spot.
fpIpania GduniD.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
) eaeaaebanua Nonutu s,anf.

DER eeossr pom Mcntoee bsritfet. oae
ofi Samffas in pbiIacslpbia @erhtte i'm
umIauf aspsfeu. bic Susquebannd @auntp
Ranf fei asbrUhen. ,Da ole Satemabr
fbsinlib eenua 70 fsben mir feline utla6s
bas @erndt Su beSmeifeln."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
Die eriten gtdote in stmerifa.

Sis eriffn Don gurepiern srbautsu Stdo.
te auf bem amerifanifheu GOntinsnts. ma,
rem ct. ausufiins in Sf'StOricu uno San'
ia Sc. bic Sauptifaet Neu MerifO's. Der
@ila SluB NOR Dor Dem Mifffiippi enttedt
morosn, uno man fuhte 9olo in Galiforni'
en-. lanes Supor. sbs Der wsi6e Mann cine
6simatb an Der 8liie Nsu. gn9lanos fu6'
70
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
Oefentli6e S9enDu.

Somlfa9s ben l7ten Nouember, um
llbr Nu6mitta9s, fOuen am Saufs oes rer.
ffcrbeuen>p eterS an let. Iebtbin Don
Gmaus. ee6a @auntp. foIssnos bsmssIite
9uier 6ffentIib usrfauft msrpen:
Slide. Stibls. Orabr. Bureau. Sdrdn.
fe. Elm fleines 8et uno 2 8etiielIsn. elm
Stortsppid,, Giife. 3inn. uno anoerss &i
6en.@sftirr, pfoiisn. RisaeI uno 8I0ds.
rim Ssbsifen. cine prd6tiee 1uswabI YIan.
Fen. uno nod uisIe aneere Urtifsl Su UNI
1dncIib 5u meIcsu.
Die, 8soinsunssn am Bersaufstase unO
1ufwartun9 von
SamneI Gbrift, stom'Or.
glopsmbsr l. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
Seutitben. Gn9ltft0e Calender
far
1850

pon fotasnbtn Sorten. ndmli6: 5sntlers.
Mene's uno 9srmantauner beutffe, unb
Der Noroamsritanifbe unb Farmers uno
Me6anics en9lif6e-fino foebsn Sum Ser.
fauf erbaIten porOsn. i'm 8u6fobr upn
Gntb, Wpnne nuO Gregier.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
S6irtina un6 Gbeetina NJ}ouslir
@ro6e 8araains in 66an[e.

Scebrn erbaltcu om philadelphia Gtchr:
Gin fpeneiecs afcrtsmsnt ron nsue Shs fran,Gfkbs
lanac Sdarpls
25 lanse, 4 garb pirredie sen 81 tis 8.
53 % ~ - psn bis o.
so rlsneios oitrsd9r 9lantst Stboruls, su Q.
80 ftrparg Shaipls nit iciosnsn Srinecs,
pcn A bis 5 3balr.
9)ea9er uno Beio ner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01

@ut gsteger.-@ir sntntbmtn fol,
9snbe Befdnntma6uns sinsm mefiIiten
8Iatts: .Gin 9aus Su Uerrnietben an Meef.
Iow Sna6e, esraoe 9essnhbsr eiuens fdb6nsn
9artsn. aus bem man cine Malfe Der t6ft.
Iib(fen pfaumsn uno &rauben tfeblen fann.
Die Mistss fspa rsiif tp Eraos Cgsaarsn)
behablt nerben."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
Sslanfets unb gdrpsts.

SlGnfets mnb Carpets.
Gceben erbatcn am pbilaoelpbia Stchr:
% goar 12-4 gRbitnep 8ldnsts, an 2 so.
,. l2-4 biz 14-4 ;, ron So bis 5 so.
1cit Bldntets inb ale 25 prcieut unter esm prciR.
1900 Wdrbs nsue Spl Garpsts, ais Snarain, Sc.
netan uuo Suptr.
5 Stdde IA @rncton Gdrpsts. scn 10 lis 90 Gts.
% ~ Suaran ., >, lS bis 25 Gts
10 Stdds y Supr uno Sn9rain =, 80 bis rs Cts.
Yea9er uno Weibner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
+ : + : + + :
9ele9rapbiiebe 0a1ricbtcn
Don ben
R aub IT.!

ktDNttNH VIZ ~OHts SptN SbVUts
Sintsnal cine Bante &iuber fid5 eeasn.
ipdrtie in unferer 4adbarfbaft berumtreibt
uno niohtIihe ginbride uno Rdubneien in
unfern Stobr periiben- unb ea man nidbt
pei6 pclben eiefes 9Oos eas Nddffemal
trifft-io bat fi6 @m. g. 2Bsil an feinsm
9SDplcfalc mmO Tctail Gtpbr
in Der t0amilton Sra6e-mciebif er fOeben
Elm erObes ahOrtement Der SabrsSsit anes,
menene
SdueD uno oGinbcimiibe ibeSroHenipaare
BON Neuporf uno WbiIooelpbia erbolten BAT
-sutfhohsn. on fold un9sw6bnlit ME,
oeren preiien Su uerfaufen, ba6 Den Rdus
bern ntht mebr pisl Su WesfsbIsn ibria
bleiben ICu; ia, or ma6t iclde ous9sjsib.
nete Sdreen NIT fsinsn &dufern. ba6aer
wirflib alIsr Competition i'm 3r0denwaa.
rem 9sftdfte Sros bietsn fam. 4pb, um
foIbe Bdraen Su erbaIten, mug man nitt
nur biefe Bsfannimabu dung Isfen. fonbnn
perfonIit in feinsm Stobr erfbeinen uno
fi6 felbff ilberseueen; ,ipo er fsne @iifr miE
Dem srosten Ser9nu9en gang umfonff Sei'
gen pro uno wenn Die preile uno SuaE.
itdt feiner ghter nibt 3ufrisbsnbsit eibt. 70
braubt man ia fsine ;u faufsn. GtfIbsn
bsiteben gum &bsil aus foI9sneen:
SGoics 9ref>6iitcr.
1lpoccas, f6marSe bIauftmarse. beII.
blaue, purpurns. braune. etc., franSohf6e
uno sneIlde MeinOs, Goburg Sud, 8eI.
cets, braune, purpurue. bIaue unS fbmarSs,
Wcus be Gains, 9ingbams uno 9rints.-
Gtenfous: Sin alI9emsines aITcrtement BON
Gibbons. eaees. 8ragsn uno- Bineen. &bi.
bet, Merino, Gafbmsrs, feieene une feline
BIdnfst Shamls. -furs Gin anaeneiner
8orratb Don Samenautern. &ommt uno
febet ebe Sbr fOnifwO faufst. iuosm Sbr uon
Is bis 20 Yroient erfparsn f6nnt, menn
Sbr anruft an @eiPs @bOIsfaIt nne
Stobr.
SDr Serren!
Cure Iufmerflamfeit m66te ih Defenders
auf meinen wobIous9sfubten 8orratb pom
@ngIifbem uno SranS6llfbem &ud Ienfen,
beitebeno aus f6warjem, blauf6worSem,
bIauem, braunsm unb anoerm Gbsnfaas
Beaver Sub, fbwaSes, braunss u. Drap,
nit einem du9emsinen 1TOrtmsnt Don pIaio
@Ioaf uno &cd esinin9s, uno einsm mobls. )
ausgewdbIten 8orratb pom @aeimersS, Sat.
tinets uno Sane5.
Scifin9s -fbwar;e unb fantp, ,Satins,.
SeioeoeIpet uno fanep 8eifiuss u0n atlent
Sbattirun9en uno prcifen, uno cine groBe.
QuswabI ieosr Grt 9erren9lteE.
SD babe sbsnfatIs meineH StoG ron SUI.
welen SiOIinen. 1eeorbeOns uno Sanep, arh
tifsI permsbrt. uno rffTGs cieleIbtn 20gro.
sent wcbIfeiIer ols fie is, Supor in 1usntqnn
pstfauft puroen. SD babe elm aIIaemei-.
mes aGortment BON Si0Iinfaiisn, &n0pfen
uno alie Sorten ,,ghinfie Rcfbens." Die i'd
an Neuporfsr VTeifeR perfaufe. =
Santbar fur bisber aencGsne 3un6fdafh
bofTe it burdb fren9s @sft t6ftsauhperffams
Felt cine Scrtoaucr oerfeIbsn Su oeniceen-.
uno oa &dufEsuts une Mliainers sinen 70,
9rOsea uno 9utsewdbitsn 8orratb itreE
Netbwenbiefeiten bel mir fineen, 70 fbnlei6'
ls ib mid befOnoers init Der SOrteaqtsirt u.
rer 9unif.
SSm. q. 9Scif.
Hopen1ber uohh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
Qaneaster, Oct. es.

iinsIdd.-1m pOrissn SrsitOs CAB Elm
SHlif an tsm nsusn @fdnsni6. peldes
iset bier errittet wiro, na6. wotur6 funf
1rbeittr, tpelbe an elmer Der 9auptmauern
bdhdftiet waren, cine 66bs Don fiinfuno
s'pansis bis oreisis Su6 binubseifhrst pur-
Ben. SDsi betfeIben wuroen nur Ieidht be.
f6doist unc sienssn cine furSe 3eit bdrnab
Uisber an ibrc arbsit; bic anoern orei pur.
ben aber f6wer UsrIeet inoem lie nit aus
asfpHrirn 8sinen untsn auf einise @efeus
kslea. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
1amff0 etne.

sen sinr gang nsisn art, ttbr bSn anO faiddd, tuS
tiuia ~ bdben i'm guCbfscbr rem -
9utb, Wouna unb GrerIsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01

go Stiife neue Stpls Srce.SeiSc.
Gcsbcn erholNn Om pbitabstpbia Gtcbr:
90 StGde Drceisioe, os ldbparE tauitpar;s, rpttt:
farti9e uno f9urrts, in 9rceer @eribicosnbeit Dos
fbSne IfIcrtcment pcn Drceftioe, mstes in 10 gaun
tics aetncer wsrosn fam, gu uneapSbndtb uisotiaen
prcifn, vcn40 Gents tis 25.
Waeaer unb @eicner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01
Seltnb.
Qdnbesprobufte

icocr 2frt wttcn I'M ausaultb an ben bShfeu prsilt
an9cncmmcr, am Ybitarctpbia Stcbr bci
0sa9er uno Meiener.
aGsntain, s1cp. 1. na3i
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-01

G6TeGli6 psrbraunt. Cine Sod.
ter pon ,Sofspb Guans, pcn Buckingham,
Buds Gauntp. perbraunte fib. Uie Die
..DopIsstaun erprfs" berittet. auf cine
fbrsdIi6s drt, inbem ibre &ieibr Seuer
fen9sn, ais lis stwaS am 3eero Uerti6tstt.
Sic lief binaus in ben SheuerApf no ibr
Batter orbsitste. absr ebe otrfeIbR 6lRe lei
fisa fOnnte. warsu ibr bic &lsioer BON Seiee
aebrannt. Obfbon ibr SIefd eans braun
aebEqnut. 10 bennOb SOffnun9 Su ibrsr
@Msfuus pcrbonoen.
gipfm @qfpirtbs. 9lamsus Baunasr, in
.Dobefsn. bel Rsu YOrf. it pcr unasfdbr 8
Sahren Elm &ino abboHeen sstcmmen, spsI
des am leeten l2ten October uieoer in Die
Samilis surhdfs6rts DaesIbe fOa Don ei
tisr fei6eI Srau sntflbrt rporoen Tein, oerer
Mlann Dsssn Der 1bat untsr Sirsftaft &c
fsIlt sroFern.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01
SUMMERS EwELL.

BY ELIZA COOK.
What sound is that? IT'S Summers farewell
In the breath of the night-wind signing; 49,
The chill breeze comes like a sorroWtul dirge
That walls DER the dead and the dying.
The saplesS leaves are ethiyIng found,
On the path which they lately shaded; al .-
The oak of the forest is losing ITS robe;
The flowers have fallen and faded.
All that leok on but saddens my heart,
TO think that the lovely SO soon should part.
Yet why should sigh9 Other Summers will come,
Joys like the past one bringing;
Again will the vine bear its bIuShlng frun;
Again will the birds be singing;. b.. ..
The forest will put forth its "honors' again;
The rose he as sweet in its breathing;
The woodhine will climb round the lattice pane
AS wild and rich in its wreathing. #.E
The hives will have honey, the bees will hum,
Other flowers will spring. other summers will come.
They will. they will hut, ali! who can tell ...ss
Whether may live on to their coming? -
This spirit may sleep too soundly then
To wake with the warbling or humming.
This cheek. now pale, may be paier far,
When the summer sun next Is glowlngj i
The cherishing rays may gild with light
The grass on my gravs-turf growing:
The earth may be glad. but worms and gloom
May dwell with ME in the silent tomb.
And few would weep, in the beautiful world,
For the faneless one who had left II;
Few would remember the torn cut OH,
And mourn the stroke that cleft It;
Many might keep my name on their lip,
Pleased with THAT name degrading;
NV tollies and sins alone would i've,
A theme for their cold urhraiding.
Oh! what change in my SPIRITS dream
May there be ere the sumner sun next shali oeam
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01

sSoRrsc.-"My Uncle P was an
awful snorer. IIe could be heard farther
than a tlacksmiilt's forge, but my Aunt
became so accustomed 10 il, that il sooth-
ed her repose. They were very domes-
tic couple, never slept apar. for many
years. Al length, my uncle, was requlr-
ed to attend court, some hundred miles
distant. TIL. tir.t night after his depar-
ture, my aunt never .lept IA wink ; she
missed the snoring. The second night
passed away, without 81 ep. She was
getting into very bad way, and probably
would have died. had il nut been for the
ingenuity Of servant girl; she took the
coffee mill into my a'ul's chamber, and
ground her 10 sleep, at oEce."
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01

Mr. Bryant, Editor Of the New York
Evening Post in his last letter from Paris,
thus speaks of political liberty in France:
At presen, there is very little political
liberty in France, except the liberty Of
suffrage. The police can seize the prin-
ted sheets OF amy journal containing ex-
pre>sions which the Government happen
TO dislike, and prevent its circulation. The
law Furnishes with severe penalties the
vague offence of printing and publishing
anything which is calculated to bring ha-
ire and contempt Oh the Government, and
therefore trial by jury is allow ed in such
cases; all that the jury has to DO is to say
whether the obnoxious article WAS pub
lishet or not the Judges, who are the
creatures uf,he Government decide wheth-
er the law is violated or not. There is nc
chance. therefore, bi escape, when the
Government has marked out its victim,
P.ople are arrested and detained by or.
der of the Government, and there is nc
process like that OF our hlbeas corpus tt
deliver them, il confined on frivolous oi
insufficient pretext. There is no liberty
of assembling to express public opinions
on political questions, in addresses an'
! resolutions, or we should have seen tht
entire people moving IN the Roman ques
,ion. In short, here is a Government
with popular forms, conducted in sths
worst spirit Of oligarchy, and allowing
ample scope for The exercise OF the mos
capricious tyranny. staag# To ri
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The Evils OF MARRIAGE.-LoRD D.
STUART has presented TO the English
House Of Commons one OF the most singu-
lar petitions ever laid on that table. It
was ircm Mr. Colin Mackenzie, Of Cam
den Town, who had entered into the mar
ried state without being aware Of its evils
Ca laugh, but who had since turned his
attention 10 the subject. The most fruit
full source Of d>>ention, in his opinion,
consisted in marriage settlements, which
gave vile power over her husband,
caused her to defy him TO forget her mar
riage vows, and TO do all sorts Of things
she ought not 10 do OangMer.) The Pc
,itoner prayed the house 10 instruct the
Home Secretary 10 order sherihs, Taeis-
traies, and police To restore th, dncking
stool and the whipping post, and all other
domestic comforts which were enjoyed by
our fore fathers (grea, laughtrr.) Mr.
Mackinnon and Sir ]. Y. Butler said the
petition was absurd and frivolous but It
was finally agreed TO receive it rather
than give it undue importance BY dis
cuSsion.
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Royal ARGUMENTs.-.Fr edrrick the
Great was very fond Of disputation; but
as he generally terminated the discussion
by collaring his antagonist and kicking
his shins, lew ofhis guests were 'ispos ed
10 enter into the arena against him. One
.lay when lie was even more than usually
disposed for an argument, he asked one Of
his suite why he did not venture to.express
his oppinion on some particular question
..It is impossible, your Majesty" was the
reply, ITO express an opinion before
sovereign who has such very s,rone
convictions and who uscrs such h'ct
boots"
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Such were the scenes which fir'd the hero's mind,
And fcrc'd him from the sweets Of social life:
And all its pleasures he with joy resign'd,
For hostile fields with arms and crimson rife;
All the endearments Of his beauteous wife,
Who child his purpose with enraptur'd words,
For which he had resoiv'd to shun the strife;
'Till fell invasion's scarlet vested hordes,
Ger Jerseys fields poured on with tlistliIg steel
and furnished swords.
He grasps his sword and for the field prepares,
His wife's entreatics still his steps delay,
Waile from her eyes, deep flows a'iood of tears,
Which he in tenderness does kiss away,
To hide his own as often would essay;
But as he strives still wilder do they gush,
Till on their cheeks each others tear-drops play;
but from her arms he tears himself; did rush,
Saying for thy Gown Henry'' thou shalt blush.
Along the path that stretched across the plain,
The patriot lover on his cou. ser flies,
And as he rides, Oft turns with burning brain,
Back to his spouse who stands with streaming eyes,
Pursues him flying, till his image dies
In the dim distance, when she waves adien;
Then inward looking to the bending skies,
BreatheS tneSe pIanu "oTaS oceF ~ ue "@"e o'uN,
..Heaven shield Montgomery while he's brave and
true..
The hero safely reach'd the distant field,
And there in combat sac'd his country's foes;
His heart was wrapt with valor's triple shield;
And in his arm lay lodg'd dire shafts OF voc,
Which at his bidding would in thunder flow;
Wherever he mo,'a Destruction valid around;
Huge tow.rs and forts in ruin ro,l'd below;
In scatt'rng fragments toss'd the hasty mound;
Their hosts too fed affair." heap'd the CORY ground
Go to the fields where he for Freedom fought,
AID ask the records Of that age Of blood,
What were the ,alor- daring deeds he wrought
Or who the foes his mighty arm subdned-
Or if he in the front or vanguard stood;
No he was brave, and Albion this will own;
He for her rights had rang'd the desert wood;
vanouish,d the foe that made her empire groan;
Again in peace established her long tottring throne
but now draw nigh and IL thou hast tear,
Here pour it on the relics of the brave;
Who can no longer WELD the brandisRd spear,
Nor stand where freedoms starry banners wave,
To bid Wars wrathful .hunders cease or rave:
The pail is DER him cast-but it remove
Behold that form now garnish'd for the grave;
What is there on his brow thou canst disprove;
All. there is naught but Courage, Tenderness ant
Love.