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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13

OUlllUtlo.
so Stife Gottincts ron 81 bis 70 Gents.
2GSics Srefaiitcr.
l Gait Glauc Giustin &c Gain III II @nts.
50 Sttdt fptcnbibes 2ttpoto fir IS bis 70 @tnts.
. l Goic 80 Stids &iSrta Gjir9honiS Su II Gts.
so Studr ltbr fthSncr Galtc ju Gents.
100 90 ntumcri9tr 9aliic al 8 bis 10 Cts.
Cine 9rcEs @srfbitOInbtit anOsrfr DrEF9itr, 'n9's
wShnlitb prblf,il.
Sreeieioe etids 9ytrsifte, fbrpar;s unp
blauhmare, OH 30 lis 1877.
so Stiidt ntumce9e Ytlt 8ittrns.
so 20 mcbtfIits Ycnuct 8ibbcnS.
800 9uutbSs Stobtrrolltn all ancrntt0ri9ttn 9relItn.
10 DueGuo Stabl GIoips.
100 Spubkn Seiocn:S,pit ouSrrttkucr SarGtn.
@3ebIeibter Mu5Iin.
100 sttdt @itrutrtd SrtIibttr NusItn rcn bis 10.
Srauue SbertinaS.
9attEn &itrvitrtd 6rauuc Gbtctine6 bGtr SuolitSt
on Gts. Gbtts uno Sidiu9s in 9rrlrr &orittir.
Dcir, unttr Den prlcn onc1n 8tttrn, rperntn gan;
unaepSbnltb bilIi9 pcrtauft uno Cs 1T @utr Sntrtt
ptnn ibr auruft AM philadelphia Stcbr Hrn
9ea8er uno SSeibner.
NQcntcpn, Gcrt. g. nrho
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13
~ Stlulbcinfprberun1.

Nue bifjeniQsu Gle nod ftuIoia ffno in
ben Stobrbudcrn Don 8aGlit uno 9epans
fruter pcn glotcmbsitbau Saunlbip. esta
@auntp. mGoen biermit' uuf9sforbsrt ;,pi-
fcben Cet uno Dem 5tsu ndthffen SetCber.
am StObrfano onSurufeu uno 8ibtisfeit
III MAIDEN. 9tab isuer Selt peroen bic
Bidder einem SriecenSri6tsr sum @intrsi.
ben iber9ebeu. .5 s.-.n Ia"
SalIiet nmS 2epan.
Quoult 80. ... .nn. "3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13
Na6rt0t
Quouf 30.

,riro bisrmit 9cQcbsn, eoB Der uuterjcidnes
tc ais GrctutOr Don Der SintsrIaiIcnfbaft
res prriiorbenrn & 0 y n 81 er, Icetbin pcn
Scioelter9 Sauultip. 9cda @auntp, cts
nonnt porcen iIi.-SoIde eaber, cie an
Die brfaste SointerIo1enfhaft auf ir9eno ei.
ne Qrt fhuIoi9 linc. weroen 9sbetsn innsr'
Balb 6 @odsn bel bem Greeutcr anjuipre'
den uno Gibti9feit iu MAIDEN llno Sols
de. bic mob rettmd6i9e Qufpritbe an ss.
oatbte 0iutsrIo6enIbaft iu MAIDEN bobrn.
iinc crlutt oiefcIbs binucn bsIagtcm 3sit'
raume aub ciujubdnoiaen. .. 5rsTr
SaeUb Hrg, GE'pr.
Qu9uf %. ..... ....... nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13
selGleaet0atlt llfaSeatie.
@crbit Serniin fS49
be9innt MOnta9s 3. @ept.-9 llbr MOr

o'SHHt IgtpHtuyo -. StpI.-S IDT yu(QrQ.
Die nddfts eieuns nimnt ibrtn 9nfaus tpis cbtn
9cia9t. Die pdntli6s 8rirUcbnuns non allen tptbs
biSurettn 9cosntcr,, tann nibt Su fBr antnpfrblsn
nCretn. '-
Die Gruntfiec, iucrnad Die ansclsyrnbsitsn bicEs
5uutS 9aiittt psrScn, lur, mic man 9tautt ;i rpeH
bstann UNI ptitsrtn 8emsrtuuacn bsnStbi9t u Itiu.-
Die 8scin9un9cn fno, pcnn man bic ansct0tsnsn
&rrtbctE in Gr~a9un9 uimnt, iuGsrit biais, uno sS
ro'rO itttS ras Sid Ocs Yrnepals FIN, bic tesu G.s
tdDtrun9Smittd tir Den Sort6ritt Der ftiusr gorge
onptrtr0utEn Sddtsr ouSumuesu. lrlutbsn ,un, Sla5
gen nS9tn Su 3dttn sntcbsn-Ss piro oils cine bslunI
rsrs eant On9'ftbcu winu Gttsrn ttrdtiu eern grms
fipot t9ttib mittbdtT.
@rHs Sfrursrbctn ~cscn Strinsunstn, emsicn,
StrtGdhr, etc., tSnuin aus ccm iabrlibrn 9atatca crs
baltru ptrbsr,-prn pCd,tm man auf Qnfraos tsrsit,
piui9 uuo 9crnc Gcptu eurb Die 9c eocr auf anrtre
gRrift juftbdt
81. 6. GbauSler, Yrinfipol.
2tacutaun, lu9ult 80. n13nr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13
Sefcntli6e 0enDu.

9onnsrlto9s cen 4ten Sftrter, um l lltr
Nahmitto95, iOQ am SauIe ppn 8enia.
IN in Sarrrtt, in Nierermacun9ie Saun'
itbip. 9stba 60, tffentlit prrfauft weresn:
Gin l'@dulSwo9en, Elm Ro6awop NIT
Geftirr, SauSubr NIT 8aifen, Srawer,
Sefen nit Robr, Stfths uuo StilbIe, SiiIsr,
Stdnpsr. 3uber, @ifenbdfsn, Ghbenqerdtbe,
uno nod ouerIei HrtifrI Su umltdncIi4 Su
metoen. -.
Die SetinQuu9cn am SerfaufSta9e uno
Uufmartun9 Don .... rE
SScujdmiu Sarrrtt,
GrIntcr fr rtrtrrtiutu Auua GlOria Sorrrtt.
Uu9uif 30. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13

9Dprf S8Gecu, SnIfiee, II. /. 10,
nit bitSerucn uno eiisrnen Nafen, ,psIde
an S66nbcit, Sourrbaftigfsit uno 8ilIi9.
felt nirsenosmO ubertrOfen wsrcen ftnnen.
wOuon fih Seoermanu ietbit ubsrseuqen
fam, Ger ibnen feline &unof6oft f6enfen
mag.
Gr prifebt fsin 8efbdft ftIbR 9runoIib,
uno oa CT feline aI5 bon Ten betcn uno er,
fabreniien Qrbcitsrn bcfhdfti0t, uno feline
SabrSeu9e aus Den beiten NateraIien rer.
fertist 70 it er i'm Stoncs fir feline Nrbeit
ieoerSeit gut Su ftebcn.-&ufct an uno ur
tbsilet fur cub fclbIt!
Uusbehrun9en an oIten Subrmerfsn miro
er auf Die ftlriele gictib uno fur Die biui9iten
Qreieen beior0en ncue Subr,pcrfc miro
er fir aIte au5taufhcn, weun c5 vsrIan8t
wire.
IS 1T canftdr fir bj5bsr'QcncFcnr &uno.
fdaft, uno bofft ourb punftIide @roienun9
uno bitli9e preiis, ouf cine buidgIibe I'm
sabt neuer Gunocn.
September 6. nq6Wt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13

etm StIbtG6 Ciupini9n? @tlreen ett SSos uno Seins
nab ctr 0rntiuttcn 9crcnnlcn, uno paren pls frl9t
n6nltib:
Sas-Dic 6wrcn g3ras, g3r0nlsr, Grnt6, Gun:
nnlbom, ScrfDb, ,buous, Scbnlcn, eaprcnft, ecris,
NIairu, Nlatbas, In@aslin, &tth, &ihorcs, Satltr,
Sonttn, Sapsrn, email, Snmitr, Strttt uno Stinr-
81.
Sfsius-Ois locrrcn 8rGl, Drum, Grid, Svts,
Sing NSui9matbrr, Ycttci9rr uup Darfe, SprStbtr
s.
Gcmit ruor tc Srosc tSiobtub cntfbisbcn."
nSOurnal oe5 t6aufes Der Seprefentautcn.
SrQ Der 8SlhMG roiiirsn? Die Sos unO Olc;nS
uurhen nit Der @rrlhrft res l0tn Qrtttd6 ncr Gen:
ititurn ti0rtntimmCno 9tnrnsn, uue flnp mis- frl0t
ndmlitb:
1a8-0it 6rrcn GjiNtcn 8. gall, 0opib :. @cut,
CRAIG 8iotls, pstr =. 9tcru, Oopi0 SR. 8rls, She:
mas g. Sulr, Sotc6 Cert, Scbu .. 0ictl. Si0hanttl
2t GQict, SriYb GmcrD, 1apo g. @ibtrnon, SRttom
Gpnus, Srbn Soucto, Gomud St9tIn, Srltpb gS.
SIbsr, Senry SR. Suffer, SbcmaS Grcpt, 8cbtrt
oompfcn, Gcrr1c - ySsnS5N Sbcmas :. .STrlno, Sc'
fpb 699ins, SharlcS bcre, Sctpb g. orfpsr, 8rbtrt
Slice, ,Sarrcn 9. Cairo, Ibrab0m edmbertcn, SanltS
z. ecuis, Samrs 3d. ecu0, Satcb 91Gartntr, Srbn 8.
9NtGuactb, ,ouob SRt5ICt, Scbn 9Rteau9btu, Qeom
N1ortin, Samud N0lorr Srbn 6. Sinners, Grparo
9Iidtcirn, Staport Ytartc, Samts Ycrttr, Scnrp 9.
Qratt, Ilcno Rr6G, Gtcr0e Ruplcr, Sbtrocre Rrmor,
Rornaro g. Shrcurntr, Samucl SCibcrt, Scbn Sharp,
Gbriition Gnipctp, Sbcmas 6. GkcL Strtmiob y.
SmbtS, Srlt .. Smgmon, NOioritbot Sttipargpdocr,
Somud So9aart @ccr9c 3. Sbrrn, Ncbcos Sbrrn,
Nrunob SRauca, Ganud 9pcirith, ltcnjc g. BlItrr,
Daniel 9atcp uno gRiuiom s. Yottr, SprCbr-58.
S2rins-Dit l6trrSn 2u9uituS &. Gcrrpn, @opio
~. GrutnCn, 0opio GYars, IosnrN g. GoanS, Schn
SIutrn, Srhn 9G. Gjrcr9G, Sbcmo6 GHCsrit, Scbn %.
Gjrrrcn, S4tuiom l6Cnrp, SomCs 8. 8rf SciIb eaus
totb, Rctwt 92. 2ittlc, Srbu e. gJt90Imcunt Scbn
gIt5lrt, 98ilom gRtShrrrh ScIob SGitItr, 0itIiam
:. 9Nrrrcn Srbu Il. Otto QEtliom .. 9tcttrtf, Srbn
u. SrTbrrp, Scbn 50. 8utbsrfcrb, 81. 8unftt Smitb
Scbn SnWtb, Srbn ScusEr, Gcrr9e 2Gotttrs uno D0'
Yto 8. 9Eiuam6-26.
Srmit mar Die 6ro9t tyiobEnO 'ntibisrEn"
SSfrttSr51tmtsitutc, ,earris6ur9 Suni ID, 1910.
QcnnDlpanitn, Ss.
,>ISltsl/> Sb beihcini9e biereurh, fo6
Sa9AgStS. tos Sbi0c unn ucrbcrscbenbe cine pubrt
:EAAE9s unp pUuttlibt 2tttbrif rcn Den ,.SaS" mo
;.SS ,,9ICin5" it, urlthc ouf btu ,,93cltbtuF bins
/'Ii'I'\ fihttb cincS 2nban95 an Die Grnititutcn"
aencmncn wurotL vie tiCdtrn ouf btn ecutnOltn rsr
ppd Ioduer Der GcntrotNfsmttp pitk6 Staat5 fit te
Sleun9 rrn lS49 ftbrn.
3tuQc wGirt 6orO uno bSrSie0rt Ger tco0ttn 2tmts:
itutt, octn StinfSGbutsn Sag Suni Gintaufmo 1tbt:
bunoTt uno NEunuRtritrit4.
SoDufcuo SSains,
SstrGtIr SS5 Sta0ts YenuipIp0nlcl,.
Sul j, 1910. uQ3Ml
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13
Qn9uf 16.
@e6duDe auff6rau6en.

RgA Ger llntrrSsihnete, pUbnbaft in
I;H:HAo Suc.@bsitbau Saunftbip, eeba
.E5ssEd @auntD, wunIbt ba5 WubIfum
oarauf- 0ufmertfam Su maiden, ea6 CT iib
nit ben n6tbi0en Sbraubeu uno allen Su.
9eb6rcncn Qpparot pcrIebm bat, um eau'
Se @ebduoe aubufbrauben, mb aub penn
eS pertan9t miro, auf onbsre StelIsn Su urr.
Isesn. Gr nat ncuIidb ein9e iebr fdwere
9ebduoe, beosutenoe Susfen Don ibrem
alien Sic 9IhdIitb pcrieet, unb er fhb!t per-
fbut oa6 er in oiefcm Gefbdft. meldsS er
defenders erIsrnt bat, Que bic ibn nit ibrer
@unt becbren m69cn, pOufOmmen bsfrieci
gen fonn.-gr bittet oobrr um gcnei9ten
3uipru6.
0Nniet SSei6.
September 6. n1bp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13
Yerfunlerter.

Serfumerten.
Gin prStbti9cs Nfcrtment pcn gtrfimtrisn, britrb
emo gum Sbtt aus-
8Cuiict's 6tbtIS 9Grcn'Sd,
sRa9tibts .oaar:Sd,
9sria9s ruifd,cs Gcsn,cit fiir cas- baar,
StotGuilbs pirmirbtt Stik,
amcritanilths 8aitcritift,
attbtc6 9tlcons SFaiItr,
astbtes grtratt pcn gyrst gatbrulr,
Stsnin. etc., etc.
S0nm Stifs ron icor Scrtc,
irtttn rrholItn unp wcbtfcil 81 pSrFoufu tc
9. 5. Scpew.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13
G o. Gin fri(bcr 8OrratD
10000 S'uf SoarSs

Scr unterIhricbcue mobt rem 9ubIi.
FUN cr9cbcnt bic 2tn6ei9c, bab er fCcben
$4,000 SUE CUTE uuo au5crIcfeue ScoroS
an Der 9eto cmpfon9cn bat, welde er &C.
fcnnen in an 9 bis II SbaIer, uno YdnncI
an % bis 26 SbaIer iu perfaufcn. @r la
oct Scoermann stu. GOA9en, BeBrn, Sa.
fer, @elfdforn uno @runobceren iu blinr
aen, wCfur CT Gents oa5 8uItel mcbr
beSabten wiro, ais ole I0entouusr WrciIe.
JObu Srcidlcr.
Srritlerspi(Ie, Uua. Q. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13
S6dB6ore 2Dtte 2anO
DTcmtliCb st DcrfGmfem.
ScpttnGtr 6.


SamftaaS tcn 22fen Geptcmber, um II
llbr Wittas5, foil ouf tem pIaee ieIbf, in
SubmbCitball 2eha @ountY,
GiUc ftDGtbare 2pttc 2ano
auf 6tTeutIiter Scneu perfauft nerecn. -
0icicIbe 9renjt al 9inber pon Daniel Sci'
iel, Charles 8umer uno al 9dnccr Der
9sta Crane Gicnwerfen; entboIteno Qfer,
mtbr oeer Weni9cr, Flares 9anc, unter 9uten
Scrlcn uno in ihidlite Gotten einqctbsiIt.
Sa5 9dno III pon eriicr Site uno in allen
9miidtsu in Ger bciten Stonung. Die
19-yA Serbefsrunsen oarauf fno Elm gu'
fH:s.p teS 9crdumi9e5
A-l5, ssEsE SIucfs2Sobnbaus,
cine ucue Srdmftsuer, Elm Drummer srfer
@utc ucr Der Sbire nit einer Qumpe rarin,
otlIen gBoIIer niemaIs febt. @S bCftucet
Ib aud Sbit ouf Der GOtte.
SicIe 9ctte iOute in Der SDat Die 2uf
mertiomteit pOn &aufluiiQcu auf lb ;ie,
ben, incem es cine Ger fh6niten. beiien unb
IbtdltbIten 9ctten fur einen Sanowerfr
i'm @auntp 1T. 9Bcr bic Cote por Gem
Scrfauf8ta8e Su beieben whnftt. bsIiebc bel
etnCm Der llnterItricbGnen, Deer bel Der
@ittwc &erfbnsr, Die rarauf wCbnt, anju'
fprebcn.
IS it HicS oas bintcrIoiIeue Giaentbum
ceS periforbsnsn Daniel &erfhner, Gsetbin
pUn beIa9tem Saunftip unb @duntD.
Die Secin9un9en am Serfanfstase uno
Qufmottun9 pcn
Snuicf St. 6utb,
Sdcpb 6rubcr,
Stbrabam SebnnS,
STt q. u33m G'uarejons.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13

Sm SSnat, 9NdrS l, ls40.
SeI6Gofen, SaB eieier 8cf6IuG poI,
Iire.-SaS 81, NeinS 8.
aus;u9 aus Dem Srurrot.
Saml 2S. 45carion, S6rGi(Gr.
SIN 5Oult btr &GprsEutonttn, 2tprjl2, lsl9
Ssf6IOiTen. SaB bisier gsfblu6 pal.
fire.-SaS SO, glcinS &c.
atus;u9 aus pCn Scurnal.
SSnt. Saf, etbrrGr.
Observation-Disclosures
0uf9rsbt, QpriI 5, 1849.
81. g. SiuiIcI,
Ttp. Gtaota:SCtrttir.
SGtrttir$:amtsfubC.
Veunfplpanisn, SO.
SD bcIhSini9e biErburdb, tog bas Stiat uno
Scrbr9ebtnes sinE etraut Qthrift Ycn rem rroinetn
2tkbhlg oSr GCurr0l Qfimth H. tGtitdt: ,,Sdhhlg
fd auf sirtu Iuhar9 an bis Gcrtitutirn bc;itbtno"
rpjs prftCs fb ouf oct Samnlun9 in tEisr NmtStutt
trfnoCt.
>>AItlIt<, 3um 3cuani6 hiEfrS BABE itb bier uutln
MM@G< msiue ,oano 9rfst, unO psrcrontt, eos
:&SSS Siravl Der SCtrGtdrs2tmSlutc ju loorri5s
SN@ES BURG bicitu llteu Sag SUM-, Gnnc Ocmt;
'fNsS nj Gintauino Ibtbunrrt uup Gcuuuue;
HErg9 birpWfd9tu.
SpipnlcuS SnincS,
SttrEtir css Staat6 Ytnnflronitn.
nSOurnal tes ,Scnats.
-gtibtuB, Sc lss, bGtititt: ,.syfhmG hirdbtr;rh
SiuIs anhnras an Die Gcnltituticn." puret an Grit
tennlot ptrCfn nuf ii, Ern,, NGiu S,r GO. -,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-13

Samfta9s tcn 22fen Ssptcmber, um II
lbr Witta96, foil auf tem pIaee felbf, in
SubmbCitball, 9eda @ouutY,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-13
Womun's Devotion.

Walking towards the river the other
dav. we saw, removed little way from
the side walk, a man-it sucI, he might be
called-l,ing stretched al full length, his
head supported in the arms Of female.
She was weeping violently, aud well she
might. And us we passed on from the
sickening scene, to attend to the duties
hurryiny us, we thought, how closely
clincs the heart of faithful woman to him
TO whom in you'll: she pligIn-d her pure
affections! Ml>tortune> may come, and
disasters may ,hicken; sdver>ily may low
er over the loved one; poverty with
''ya,,nt look. aud palliI nein." may cross
the ,hre.hhold; disgrace an! wreluhe,'n-ss
may come upon him, ye, she will cheer,
comfort, and sustain Inn, Ivy her smiles
and tenderness he may so far forget
VIVA, belong. to every thing ,ha, i. manly,
a. to sink his manhood in inehria,ion aud
where then is found the faithful wife p
Sitting upon the sidewalk of large city,
where hundreds are passing hourly, I'M.
mindful Of the proud mats con.umely mud
the scorner's snerr. supporting upon her
b,eas, that still leved form amid all It's
degradation, still clinsing to him who
should have shielded her, seeming Ia say
phou mr., al this pour heart can cling TO, '
Sons al Temperance! There /. much
ysry much, still 10 he dune,- Union Ben
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-13
Nishl.

Night is beautiful itself, but still more
beautiful in associations. II is not linked,
as day is, with our cares and our tolls
the business iauI lightness Of life. The
sunshine brings with It action-we rise in
the morning, and task is befare u. and
night comes and with il rest. five leave
sleep; and ask not Of dreams forgetful-
ness, orr waking is in solitude, and our
employment is thought. Imagination has
thrown her glories around the midnight -
the orb Of heaven; the silence, the shad-
ows, are stepped in poetry. Even in the
heart Of a crowded city, where the moon
light falls upon the pavement and roof.th
heart would be sofiened, and mind eleva-
ted, amid the loveiiness Of nights deepest
and s,ille>t hours.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-13
.Exchanxe.0


Passing along one OF our streets the
other day, we saw written up in flaming
characters. over the door Of one Of our rum
saloons, 1.-THE - Exchange" Exchange
-erchange, thought we, musing. a. We
wended our way, surely that is a most ape
propriate name! Here a man can ex-
change wealth for poverty; healsl, for dis
ease; and an untarnished reputation for
the drunkard's. no'orie.y! Here he can
exchange wealth for poverty /; health for
disease; and an untarnished reputation for
the drunkard's notorieiy! Here he can
exchange the respect and esteem Of &C.
qnain,ancrs for the boots and deri.ion OF
the rabbIe the pleasures of social inter-
course for the companionsl,ip OF Migrants;
and the delights OF happy freside 10, the
miseries Of the gutter. He can exchange
the cheerful counienance with the impress
Of intellect for the blcated face with un-
meaning stare the proud and manly bear
ing for the drunkard's staeger; comforts-
BILE and respectable garments for those
soiIed and torn; al that is pure, and lofty,
and noble in humanity, for all that is foul.
and grovelling, and debased. He can ex-
change happy home for drunkard's
grave, and The joys Of heaven for The mis-
cries OF hell!
An appropriate name is Exchange"
for all our groggeries, and we recommend
lis universal adoption.- Union Bonner.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-13
Human Nature,

Bad =. may be Tie nature Of man, still
the honer for noble deeds, the respect for
virtue, the ebhorrenee for thu, which l.
isnohle ar hase, v III ever Influence hodie.
Of men when acting on first impulse
When the traitor has performed hts part
when The end Is gained tot which he
ha. hesn employed, those whom he ha.
,nest benefited will east him from them,
and the very men wha had lured him IA
The deed, will spuFn him a. II the teuel
were contagious, or ~ II biz very pres
ense byssthsd lahMy,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-13
Scolding.

Never scola. Ii you get your ISLANDER
up" about anything having gone crooked
in this circumhendibus kind Of world,
either whistle or sing until the fit passes
oir; aud our word for il, you will be in
much better hnmor with yourself, than If
you hai vented your mo'nentary inssSity
upon the ntjrci that occasioned il. No
body likes >coId, and why should they ?
II makes every one uncomfortable about
them. and people will avoid you as If you
had some contagious disease. An incessant
>cnlt in a house is decidedly worse than
the d'',cmper-,he one you may &c, 9ai,
Of, tut the other is an sppenslage that
".,irks,h closer than brother"
Then, *gair, p-uson who il everless-
ingly fns!ng iaull aud secl,l.og, never can
maintain bis au,horii. ia lis honsehold.-
He may Cause bis servants TO move in
haste al The moment, but so seen a. his
back is turned, they wlll take their time
IL perform the duty as>is, ed them; and II
tl,l d" il Il I'LL, il viii lie Reluctantly, and
,L,n, ~, like as not, only half done. Dont
>re.t-n dce> no good, bat much evil
tnr rts arks are inr the senilemen, Of
e,.nr>e, for the Isaies ~trer seol.i; anil Il
they SAeuh', eceiasstety, speak unkindly
! WHY even then--
"Ths "'sh'l"sa'e's ee@Flsiaisg |. mor,
| sweet
Than halfthe dull unvar, ing bird. ,ha, rir,
Perpetual amereus iey .-tiniea Rsnsss
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BY H.
Near Pittsburgh there lives On sged
Dn'cl'man, named Jacob Heinmsn, who
has by his industry accumulated large
property. The old man i, Il al times,
ready 10 yield up his substance liberslly,
for the support Of schools. He regards il
bis duty to do this, feeling the wsnt Of
early education in bis own case.
A gentleman called upon Jacob, not long
ago, 10 ask hi. old in establishing an scsd.
envy in an adjoining county, and in the
course Of his appeal 10 the old mans phi
lantl'ropy, he casually observed that there
were many word. in the Eoglish language
which signify The same thing, end that IL
wa. necessary for boys 10 learn them from
books.
"Schtop-schtop-l knows dst,' said
Jacob. "Now dells you how knows
dat. Soon dwenty years ago, ] goes down
OH 10 Filadelfy nit my wagon, to kit SOON
koot. for de Biusburk merchants. VellI
kits him, and up in de dop Of the noun
tain, my wagon he sticks fast in de moot.
Den dakes of all mine koots and puts
him Ply de site ov de road. Veil, mislier
scl,ooI-mas'er, l feel. ore light psrrel, snd
| say to mine>eIf, Deere. dem tam poys
in Mscelester's store in Filsdelfy, play on
me annder drick -dey send Won empty
parrel py me clear 10 Bi,tsburk.' Veil, I
takes de parr~l and puts him on his het
up, and | sees him marked 'Violins.' DEN
| s,rear it vas Won drick, because knows
dere was no such man, in ell Bittsburk,
ash Mishter Violins; and / kits 80 mad
nit mineself fur being made such tam
fool Of, ds. shoost takes mine axe and I
prakes de empty parrel all into lee,ls
smashes. Now, Mishter School master,
vat you dink vas in dat parrel mark 10
Mr. Victims? FiAles, sur, (fiddles,) al
full Of fties by tam. Veil, ven ] kits to
Biusbnrk, have 10 pay Doc Hoontref iol-
lars 10 con Frenchmnn, shoost pecnuse did
moi knou dat rioiin and fi,ies uns de same
ding. Wou giues yon Von Hunirei dol
lars for your pig school. Here ISL De money"
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a ,Nodeh Judge, There are sever

n ,l2o7eN IN0ge, = IhtFe are sFVVFal
ear,l stories told Of Jude r., one Of
lhe associate Judges Of D,-eonn,y, lie
/. remarkably delihpra,e and rrmpon. in
his style Of conversation, wears a white
esavat with huge ties, very high ,llr,
collar, and is all, gelher (as he think.) Il
gfea, man. Among ether offices, the judge
hold. the. Of superintendent oi one ei The
Sunday sehwl. and MT long sinee startled
his auditory by ,he following 'enehins ap-
peal My deat children, you will re.
member that in a short time YOU must all
die, and stand before great Judges yes,
a far greater judge than The one TIA. new
addresses yen"
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sands, they were only like tho pack.mules
that carried q load 10 market without tast.
ing it; or like Noall's carpenters, who
built ship they never sailed.
Wen'ihy and liberal, but unconreried men
who help 10 build churches and sn.tain
the institutions Of the gospel, but who
Twill not come unto Chri.t, that they may
have lif.." are hewing the timbers and
driving TIE nails Of the ark they are too
proud or too careless to enter. Perhap.
they think they will be safe on the "rud-
der;" but they may find, too late, that
when they would ride they must swim
that when they would floa. they must sink,
with all their good deeds, unmixed with
| faith, as millstone about their necks.
.Moralists who attend church and sup
port The ministry, but who do not receire
into their hearts the gospel they thus sus-
tain, are like Noah's carpenters.
Profsssed ministers Of The gospel who
preach the truth without practising it,
who commend the love Of Christ without
experiencing il, who guide the wandering
TO the fold Of Christ without entering il
themselves-sre they not like Noah's
carpenters If Paul might indulge the
apprehension lest, when he had "preach-
ed 10 others" he should himself ''be a
cast-away," may not those Of us who fol-
low 1T a sad distance from Paul in the
Christian race, well see 10 il that we are
not left TO buffet the waves Of an over
whelmed world, when some OF those we
have led into the ark are borne triumph
antly above the pillows in which We are
ingulied?
Perhaps the Christian reader will be
encouraged by this narrative 10 speak a
word in season 10 some Of these aTk-build-
ers. They are numerous. Their kind
ness should he acknowledged. "These
things ought they TO have DONE" The
danger is, tina, the grent thing will be 'lelt
undone." "Rnn, speak 10 that young
man." Tell him that the storm of wrath
will come. Tell him that "getting OF the
rudder" Of the ark, ant! all other human
devices for salvation, are vain refugees Of
lies. Tell him that the ark is open; that
il is safe that il waits for him. The dove
and the olive-branch are in this ark. The
bow of mercy spans the heavens above it..
| Peace and hope and salvation are there
But. if scorned or neglected, when once
the door is shut, they only that ere "in
the ark" will ''re,nain alive" Who car,
abide that storm? Who can buffet those
waves? Who will survive tia. deluge
HEBER.
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4 vine nerehan, once lett suspected
assistant in his cellar, and said u him.
"Newle yen shenld drink he v inc bile
! aa away, | will chalk yeur msu,h 40
that may knaw H." He then rubbed
his nail across The mans lips, and rre,.I.
ded 10 leave the msrk Of chalk on thsM,-
The man drank af,he wine, and 10 he even
with his master, ehalked his me1ih, s4A
thus diseevere1 h:ns>ff-