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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER g. Sl9

n-Wc learn from the Providence Jour
nal that the fire a. Mrs. jenkins, was first
discovered by Miss Sarah jenkins. who.
with her sister slept in the scuih-wss. room
Of The second story. She gave the a'arm,
and Mrs. jenkins and her son, who occu-
pied the northwest room, both rushed into
the chamber occupied by the Two sisters.
They found the room filled with smoke,
and :he house in flames They tried TO es-
cape by passing down stairs, but the heat
aud smoke drove them back, and they re-
turned TO the chamber. One Of the servants
who had escaped brought 4 ladder TO ihe
window and the son escaped. The young
est daughter leaped from the window upon
the roof Of the porch over the font door,
from which she was afterwards taken by
ladder. The bod es OF Mrs. Jenkins and
her daughter Sarah were found in the morn.
ing, in the cellar The probability is that
IN y perished from suifocaton, an lief ore
the flames touched them. The other per-
sons in the house escaped ; it was rumored
that a seamstress was also burnt, but she
was aescucd. All this time the room in
which Mrs. Jenkins slept was safe, and but
for the fatal mistake Of crossing TO he 9TH
er room, would probably have been saved.
Mrs. jenkins was so years Of age her
daughter Sarah was % years Of age. Mrs
Jenkins was the daughter of Wlliam AL,
my, and the granddaughter Of Moses
Brown. from each OF whom she inherited
wealth that she devoted TO the noblest pur-
poses. She was an eminent member and
Minister Of the Society of Friend,, but her
sympathies were not bound by sect or creed
and wherever there was suffering of body
or mind. there she found her place and
mission. Last Sunday she spoke in meet
ing and delivered most impressive dis
course on death, and upon passing through
the dark valley.
The funeral Of Moher and daughter will
take place Saturday, at IL o'cltck, at the
Friends Meeting House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28

Sold oyste soup to one poor soul, and for It
Charged quarter. when, for three long weeks
In that old shop Of yours no oysters had there BEEN
No, even when the "hounds" were coming,
And dishes were removed and all made ready
For their most potent entrance.
Oh, Tripc tina, foully smells, o keep away
Oh. wreiched Tripe' oh, dirty, horrid Trpe'
And never more offend our stubborn noslrils
JUSTI IA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
For Sale.

A tract of land Of Is acres A. he north
part Of the Town, bounded on the south by
Walnut street. on the west by Sd street, on
the east by street running up on the west
side of the common burying ground, and on
the north by the Dyre Farm,-of an extra
quality for gardens, or building lot, will he
sold altogether, or in lots to suit purchasers;
terms liberal and payments made easy. For
further particulars, enquire Of
JETHRO +. MITCHELL. or
DAVID BUFFUM.
Mddletown, ID Mo. u, II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28

The death Of the Queen Of Madagas ar,
whose ferocious conduct to the Christian
Missionaries and their converts, is SO gen.
orally known, is announced in the last for
eign sd,Ices Her son. who succeeds 10 lhs
hrone IS protesting Chustian.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28

Louis Napoleon rides about Pa is escort
ed by a squadron Of Cuirassers. The Re-
publcans are naturally enough displeased a,
this display of Regal state
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28

nave hos )Ss "SSh
able to obtain glimpse even OF the famous
Protest which is being circulated about here
for the purpose Of obtaining signatures but
we learn that ii is very long, and tha. It's
charges are rery grare. 1t goes elaborate
ly and me,aphysically into the prior'
doctrine Of government, and considers IN
all its philosophical ramlfcations. 1t is
said TO exhibit all the learning OF a 1heban
scholar, in the most palmy days Of the an
cient Republic it is ornate and classic, and
its periods are as ronndy turned as the
best of ,hose Of the Spectator.
1t protests against the Confirmation OF
the Custom House officers, or at least some
Of them, because they were conspicuous in
upholding tho laws and ancient Institutions
of the State in ls42, against the wicked
attempts of evi-mindcd men.to trample in
the dust all that was sacred and time-hon'
ored in The history Of our gallant Sta'e.-
These are the main charges, and these men
have the unblushing efirontery 10 ask sensi-
BILE men to sign Protest against the Con-
frmaton Of our officers, for these reasons
And then they will have the cooler impu
dence to present this document 10 the Am
erican Senate, the makers Of the laws, I'll,
protectors Of the Constitution, and the guar
dans of the unalienable rights Of tie Re-
public, and ask them, for these cr,rdOrdina-
~ reasons, to reject the nominations Of
these men. The subject is too laughable
TOO contemplate for serious argument, and
merit. only the rdicule of al! we-disposed
persons.
The principal and mos, active characters
in this drdmati, persona are an ex Custom
House Inspector and an ex Lighthouse
keeper. These men are wonderfully, patri-
otic, and are influenced by no selfish mo-
tives oh, no they are patriots Of the pur-
es, water.
Surely one Of the authors of this impor-
tant document should be selesied TO carry
II 10 washington and be allowed the PRIV
hege OF presenting " 10 'he SENATE ana o'
ao'' cauns ''S Claims. ne "ou'o pfooao'y
DC ~ ueeP'y aneo'e' a. was 'he a'cien'
poe' VINO went before The roman senate 10
Ao'oca'e 'ne Claims Oh 'riend TO hao
a'p'ehu'' o'a''on' Out the august presence
0. 'ne SENATE 'ose'hef WIN 'ne magh''uoe
u y" 'o'Je''' % o'e'po"e'e' ''''n' ''''' 10
'a'"'eu anu was '"ao'o '" P'o'eeo'-'"'
'e"''e a'Joor"ed u"''' ''e next u'y'" give
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28

Judge DAILY Of New York, has received
a letter stating rha, plot is formed for his
observation-disclosures Of his eonduc, in the
Asior Place Rioters iral.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having moved his Soap
L and Candle establishment from The stone
building on Broad street, to the building on
Sheiman street, formerly the old meeting
house, fitted and used for "A short time as
a Soap house, by Sanford Rell. where he
has on hand hard and soft Soap, mould and
dipped Candles ofequal quality TO any made
in the Stale OF elsewhere. All Storckeep-
ers furnished at the lowest prices and sent
TO them free OF expense.
SILAS WARD.
Nov u dSwif
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
TRAGEDY ON THE HIGH SEAS.
rzNsrA PIRST


C.s.N'TO FIRST.
Before tho breeze, with gentle motion,
A ship was speeding DER the ocean;
On every yard te sail was spread,
Nine knots an hour she forged ahead;
And Gar her course was marked that night
Bv flashing pho>phorescent light
Emitted from the swelling wave,
Thr'sh which her bows most proudly clave
The Queen of Night was throned on high,
And sivery stars bedecked the sky;
The Trade winds sighed among the spars,
And soothed the gallan, Stock holm Tars,"
who DER the decks Were slowly walking
Or else upon soft planks' were snoring;
While out Of seventy souls, OF more,
None were awake, save holt score;
Above, below and all around
Was hushed and still, while scarce sound
Disturbed the quiet Of the craft
Whose owners lived both "lore and sf.'
C.I.>'TO SECOND.
On deck amid the sleeping throng,
Reposed The Heroine Of my song;
Hers was a form Of grace and youth,
And hers face TO speak the truth,
Whose every fine and classic feature
Denoted pcepia- creature.
She nc 'er did wrong in all her life
To man or woman, maid or wife,
Nor any other breathing one,
Who ever lived beneath the sun.
While there she lay so softly sleeping,
Her foe was slowly, slyly creeping;
Within hi, hand he held knife
With which he sworn to take her life.
He nearer came with stealthy tread,
And stood beside Tho slumberer's bed
Awhile he gazsd, then raised with strife
The hand that held the fatal knife.
An instant more-and then he smote
The sleeping victim in the throat
Then on the deck the CT imson tide
OF life was spreading far and wide.
And loud upon The Silly air
Uprose a cry Of wild despair.
'rw,. heard ia, Der the quiet sea-
That wall ofthriIing agony
She ga>ped she groaned! in vain she tried
To raise herself rolled back ard died.
The quiet stars looked down and wept,
While she in deaths cold slunber slept
All nature moaned, the ocean slormed,
T he winds a sole IN dirge performed.
C.1.N'TO THIRD.
WAo was this being foully slain
Far out upon the boundless main'
And who was he who stopped the breath,
And caused hormless creatures death1
Who was it, filled with hate intense,
Thus shed the blood Of innocence
Alack he's known but 20 few,
And they won't tell to me or you.
TO all who may the question ask,
Her name to tell be now my task.
Her name famous one in Cork
u pa, a-PIG but now ',is-PORK
Your wish 10 know the ship. then bark
twas the ancient AUDLEY CLARKE.
My song is sung, Ill leave you now
With these few words, s,-loto killed the Soao.
JUSTIClA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
Wilmington, Wilde & Weich
MUSTARD, COFFEE AND SPICE
FACTORY,
No. q, Dutch Steet-betwecn John and
Fulton Steeet--NEW YORK.

Fulton steeet--NEW YORK.
JOSHUA TRIPP, Broad Street, Newport,
d Agent. w. w. w. manufacture aud
have constantly on hand, for sale
Green Coffee, Mustard, Ground Alspice,
Roasted do Whole Nutmegs do Ginger
Ground do Ground Clove>, do Cayenne
Domestic do do Cinnamon do Nulmegs
Prepared Cocoa, do Pepper.
n, b. Coffee Roasted and Ground for
GrOcerS.
ing 50 cents per hundred.
NIB The above named goods and on
the most reasonable terms, are delivered
to any part of the city of Brooklyn free of
expense.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28

OPENING TO day, at Langley n Normsn's
Ol06 Thames street, a splendid Stock OF
New Fall Styles ri Long Square she~ls'
Dress Goods, Ribbons, Gloves, &c.
sept 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
PERFECT HEALTH.

Such an effect has the knowledge of the
Facts had upon the practice Of Physicians
of second rate, that they have tried in our
ovid free State, to get a bill lassed prevent
ing the sale of any Medicine or Com
pound, unless prescribed by themselves but
il would not do. The people say il shall not
he. Where is the man who would prohibit
the sale of Medicine that performs such
onro, =, ,be Co(lomino.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
HAVE GIVEN UP,

Their patients as past the help OF man, ilun's
LINN ENT has been applied, and the sni-
fered who has been given up to die, has been
reS,orcd 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,

Y'O LET-Ihe Newport Bank HOUSE,
i with the exception Of the two Flower
room, ritront
:. CAHOONE. Cashier
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
Monday Nor. 20.

TWe extract the following from "THE
GoLD-HuSrER's EXPRESS" published on
board the Audiey Clarke.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
BARNABUS BEADLE.
Enosbury Falls, W., March 10, 1919


Sir-The demand for your Liniment has
increased rapidly Of late; Il has been used
with great success in SPINAL complaints
neighbor Of mine was completely disabled
from pains in the back and the use of one
large bottle Of Hunts Liniment com
plctely cured him, and he is now in his usual
health, this is only one OF many cases, that
have been cured in this neighborhood.
Yours &C., N. S. DORNIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28

Dear Sir-The progress made in the sale OF
Hunts Linimcnt is great, can truly say that
no medicine has so good an effect. All that
your agent left me went like Ho, Cakes
Send me another lot, as soon as possible, its
praises are in every body's mouth.
Yours Respectfully,
SANJiET g MJrRnnCK
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28

DR. g. p. TowssrND-I verify believe your Sarsa.
parilla has been the means, through Providence,
Of saving my life. have for several years had a
bad Cough. II became worse and worse. Al last |
raised large quantities of blood, had night sweats
and was greatly debiltated and reduced and did
not expect ~ live. have only used your Sarsa
parilla a short time, and there has a wonderful
change been wrought IN me. ] am now able to
walk all over the city. ! raise no blood, and my
cough has left me. You can well imagine that |
am thankful for these results. Your ohedient
servant VIM. Russell, 65 Cstherine.st
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

Albany, ApriI ], 1871.
DR.. 3 Y. Townsend's Principal Office has been
removed from l26 Fulton, To- Sc Nassau street in
the building formerly occupied by the South
Baptist Church.
AarSrs-Redding n Co, No < state. street. and
Mrs y. Kidder, No 100 Courtstreet. Boston
Samuel kidder, Jr, Lowell Henry Pratt Salem
James u Green, Worcester; Allison n Gault
Concord Bslch SON. Providence; and by
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
United States Wes, Indies. and the Csnadas
FOR SALE BTR J. TAYLOR.
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100 900 cases OF General Debility and want
Of Nervous Energy.

Dn 9. r. TowSsESDs Sarsaparilla inyigorates tho
whole system permanently. To those who have
lost their muscular energy, by the effects Of medi
cine, or indiscretion committed in youth, or the ex
cessive in iulgence Of the passions, and brought on
by physical prostraton Of the nervous ystem las.
sude, want of ambition iainting sensations, prema
ture decay and decline, fastening toward that fatal
disease, Consumption, can be entirely restored by
this pleasant remedy This ssrsaparilia far supe'
rOr To
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28
FOR THE GOOD OF THE
many.
Hunts Liuiment,

Has astonished the world in The clre of nu-
merous and most distressing cases that
have bafiled the skill Of our most pistin
ruished Physicians, and when they
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
rifag, sen I ,. Dcccmber, fs4'
9auss unb 2anDmirtb(tDaft.
OUT UEI UVVuN PHIIIrI.
RaIf dls elm Siin9er.

Oatie Sra9e uber bic Sortbfile ourh Die
1nwereuna pon &alf aIs Gin DIn9er auf
allen Ssiten entfhisoeu III, 70 f6sint es een
meiliet Sauern nibt intercffreno unb mid.
tis ssHue. um ilber osiIen 8srbisnffs ais Elm
Dungsr in cine ndbere unteriubuns sinSu
esbeH. Qber jeoem Bauer folIte ss intersi'
lirene uno Don Der ero6ten Widtisfeit fein,
ubr bsfTen Ssrbienfe als Elm Suneer iIber'
baupt, 70 wie iibsr beGen @ireen-ois sr.
Ssuate sBirFuns s-bie Qnwenouns, Die Guam
titdt. uhb bic Natur hes Soeens worauf
berfeIbi an9ewanot wereen foa, in Die ltren9'
fis tintetfudun9 einSu9sbsn.
8orfinfunoiwanSis uno brsieis Sabren
mar biz bste Irt un6 9Beife, ben Ealf in
einem teiBmben 3uftano, frifb pom Sfen,
auf Bailano anSuwenoen; aber na6 Swei
ODER brei 4npsnounaen bat fi6 bic Wirfun9
alImdiia perrin9ert. bis Sulest, offers i'm
erien Sabr nab Der 1nmencun9, Der &aIf
msbr fbdeIib aIs nhelicb mar.
Die eGbcmie Iebrt uns, oaB beijsnber RaIf,
liatt pas er als Gin ndbrsnber Dhnser
anaewdnet nib, nur Elm reiSenoer Dun.
aer in, unb 8on Gbaer, elmer Der beiten
6eutrbsn eanbmiribe, fast: 8eiots cas 6e.
milte Birfen uno Die 9BirPung Die 8aIf
als Dinaer erSsu9t, f6einsn sneierIei Su
fsin. auf Der einsn Seite wirft Der &aIt
auf ben 6umus, inoem er osfen Quf6fun9
bsf6Isunist uuo ibn ssf&idt ma6t um in
bic feinfirn 8urseln Der Gswdbfe einju.
aeben. aber auf osr anbern Seiie erSeu9t
Der RaIf, allsr @abrf6einIi1feit nab, oer'
m6ae beiIsn RObIenldure, NOD anbere 48ir.
funaen unb periiebt bic pfanJen nit ,pirf'
lid ndbrenoen Sahsn; oeun bic BurSeIn
Der pFan5sn f6einsn bic @ei6idIibteit su
be(iben, ben Ralf Der &obIenfdure bu berou'
ben, weltr bann wieoer eiuen UerbdItni6'
md6iaen Sbeil Der NIT ibm tn Serubrun9
fommeneen 9uft einfau9t, unb ie reiber Der
Bopm an Sumus lit. osito tpirffamer III Der
RaIf, uRo oiele Wirfune 1T uui 70 fublbarer,
rpie ber 9umus pen elmer unauFosltbsn
9latur III.
glu6 bisIsm wirb es einsm ieoen 8auer
einIeumtenb meroen, parum Der Ealt lset
nidt mebr 70 mirffam lit. aIs er frhbgbn
rpar; oenn eamalS mar Der 80oen reid an
Sumus, weIGsr trase Rrdfte bss BCoenS
iiub, Die our6 Die ReiSun9en bes &alts
mieeer in Sbdtisfsit eefest wurotn uno burb
oelIen Dftsre 4nmenouna allmdIi9 auf9el6f
unD in cine Nabruns fur bic pHanben per-
panosIt uurosn. Disfss III Gle urfads,
oas Der Ralf i'm srffen Sabr ua6 Der I'm
menouns mebr f6doli& oIs nueIib III, NAB
reno weIber Belt er our6 cine 6emifbe
Birtuna pcn bem bsisencen in sinen miISen
3uftanb perwanoelt wtro.
(Scl fcrtaefsbt psrptn.)
Norbwbsitbaa. ST.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
Sabr9an9 go.
2anfenbe R 3S..

men. Die nit @oIo ein9efdst Gao, uno BEN
Don Or. q. 9ebraudten eenau entIpredben,
Den Sereatt ge9en Qrcf. 9S. erb6bte Der
umeano, eaB er fetn 4natom uno @birura
1T, uno nit cer-Seftion Don 9ri6en nid,ts
Su tbun bat, iOneern nur @bsmie portrdat.
Qbenos ttbr wuree Der YrofelTor aus
Cambridge in fsiner &utfde atasboIt, unb
ais man tbn Don eerR seesn i'm re9e aeppr.
penen Serea6te in Rsnntni6 fette. aeristh
er in Die er66te Qufregun9. uno fet cine
3eit lang bswusHcs in ben Qrm Der Be.
nannten; er iiic6 idmmsrIide 9aute aus.
une rief einmaI :, SIT ss m6elitb. eas Der
bouAbe S6urte (wabrfbeinIi6 ein Msit.
l6uIoi9er1 MIDI uerratben bat 2" Sbwpbl
er etpas rubi9er am anoern Morqen rpar,
70 bleIten es feline QerSte cod nidt fur ess
ratben, Jpn einem Srb6r ausSuiteen.
Mtan Bat bis gum 2. Oee. meitere Sbeils
Der eeide in esm Sbranf BON gB's 8in,.
msr 9sfunoen, in siner &beefite Lao elm mit
SIut beeedtes Msfer, uno Swsi Slide in
Dem &6rper sntipreden ienem WefIer. Ga
bei6t, man babe 8lutfedsn eutbedt Don
9S's Simmer bis ju bem Srte, no Die Sci.
be juerff aefunoen nuroe. Mlan BAT audi
nit SIut beftdte .9ofen W's ssfuncen.
Die 9anSs eeibs ia bsinabe pouifdntia,
aus9snommsn Der &opf. Die Suse uno Der,
me. Mebre @bsmifsr uno QerSte fin6 mit
elmer QuaIgie Der Ifbe in Dem Raminroit
oes 8immers bsfbdftiet. Nab Der befun.
bern 9eifaIt Der @lieoer. nab Der 3ufan,
menfssun9 bnfelbsn Su fdliesen, best man
feinen SmeifsI, eas IS bic Gsi4s pon Or,
partman III.
prOf. gS. folI ffsts einen fanften Gbarae.
ter 9eSsist buben, absr er mar febr DER.
fbweneerifb uno 9snusfi6tis uno fou fib
fortwdbreno in 9eIoperIe9enbeit befunben
babsn; biefer umitano rerfeete ibn biswsi.
len in cine an Wabriiun srdnssnbe 1ufre.
auns, uno in folder @emitbs slimmuna be,
sin9 er mobtlbsinIib bic 1bat, ST ei.fea
Der SAL, 70 Iis9t in isnsr Gbat cine fur6t4
bare esbre fur unire biefissn iOsenanntsn
ub6bssn 8la6sn." uamsntIib cine entf6ie.
cene Sercammuns ibrss Su aagemsin on,
ssncmmsnen GrSisbunssfpltems, mad mel.
dem ibre Rinoer in Der einfdlti9en une tdp.
pifden 9la6abmun9 Der eappalen uno
Der Serf6wenbun9en Der suropdiGbm Iri.
ftcfratsn bas b6bfs @Iid 3u fu6en Isrnsn,
anlfatt Su fIei6ieen, sefunoen uno f6Iibten
Hrbsitern uno lisbspousn 8rubern elmer
d6t bemOfratifbsn @smsinibaft beroaae.
biISet Su perbsn !-C0. ct. Big. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13

Steinfarbe berpOr.-9etbr Sbu einae.
rubrt madt seIb aber 9brcme aniiatt Sb
er iOu rpeitsr aeben uno cine alI9emen ib6:
ner aef6dete Sarbe MAIDEN. Sn allsn Die
fen Siqen fommt Die OunfeIbeit Der Sarbe
auf Die Suantitdt Der 9sbrau6ten Sirbss
iioffe an. GS III fbwieris cine &eQet auf'
Suiieuen, neil Der 9efbmad Der 9eute fo
uerf6iecen III am 8efen 1T es cabcr, Ser.
fu6e auf elmer S6irbeI anSufieuen, mcbri
man es aber ieoesmal trodnen lalfen mus.
9run fou ii6 nitt wobl nit &ae permi'
fben Ia1en; eenn Der RaIf serif6rt Die Sar.
be, uno Die Sdrbe bat ben GiufIuB auf Die
Slnde, eaB oiefeIbe fprunsIi6t piro uno
lib abbr6dsIt.
@eun Bdnbe febr perraubt finb. unb
man whnfdt ibneu Elm reines Beis Su ge
ben, 70 fOllte man reibIib Snoigo bur6 Elm
Sd6ben in bas Su eebraubsnoe @aier
orufen, ebe man eS nit Der ganSen Sri
f6un9 uerribrt.
8enn sius sriBere Auantitit aIs finf
9aIonen uerlanst uiro, 70 foute man I6t
baben, bas an9e9ebene &srbdItnis NIT al
Zen 1rtifeIn Su beCbabten. N.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
Giue feltsue acknowledgements.


Sn GonfantinopsI asrietb Dor Rur,em
oas .Saus zines 9risehifben Dollmstfbas
in Srano. Mit SiIfs zines Srsunoes ret.
tets sr ben sr66tsn &bsiI feiner Sabe. Sin
Rin6 in Der 9Biese absr muroe peraefTsfi,
uno aIs man nit Sbrsden baran 6adbts,
fanb oas aanSe SauS bsrsits In uousn
Slammsn. Der unsIifIibe 8ater, in Ser.
Spsifun9 barhbsr, 9Iaubts sS fbpn uerIo.
rem, ais fein grocer SSausbunb, nit benz
Hino In Der SbnauSe, aus bem 6aule
Gtiitete. Man ordu9ts auf ibn 5u, abn sr
entfIob eamit, uno weit eapcn tsgte ct feline
fOltbare 9aif auf Die &burl6weae sines
Srsunres lsinss Germ nieber. 6ier bswadb,
te er cs, bis Die &bur fb 6ffnete uno Ieiu
S6ibIin9 in Siberbsit eebratt mar. -
Disier Suno mar 9swib elmer SeIobnuna
wurbig, uno Der Sater ffano auf feinsn au'
aenbIid an, ibm cine fcIbe Su aepdbren.
Sonoerbar 9snus. t6btete er ibn NIT eiaener
Sano uno peripeiste i'm NIT feiner Samilie
bel einem sro6en Gjafmable. oas er eem
9unbe 3u Gbren peranifaItet bate, inoem
sr fagte: ,Diefes 3bier III pieI su sbeI, aIs
oaB es cine Speifs Der 8urmer pereen lou.
te; fsin SIeifb foII fb nit bem BIute Der
Menfben usrmiften. bic eaeurb arosmii-
tbi9sr, aefabIpouer uno tu9snebaftrr wer,
ben muiIen." E
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
SIR ben uesaa satri0..~
FNFNT"
Cine aIGnscnDe Siincbe.
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SoIaenrss 1T elm &eSept Sur Bereituns
Der btiliantften unb baltbariien Sun6e
.(Whitewash) bic ie sntoedt wuror. Wan
made eiuen Serfub oamit, uno man wtro
licb von ibrer Sortrsffli6feit uberSeu9en.
geebme elm babes Buftel gutter un9e'
lofbter RaIf uno Iof6e ibn nit fo6enosm
QBalIer, beosfe aber bas 9efdB ,pdbreno
Dem VroSeB, UNI ben Dampf oarin Su bal
ten. Ssibe Die SIuBisfeit burb ein felnes
Sieb ccer Seibe, uno tbue Elm Qs6 reines
Gal, binSu, weI6es oorbsr in warmtm
Baijsr pobl aufaeIost worosn III; ebenfaus
orei 0funo aemablner Hsis, pcrber Su et'
ner binnen Vaite getobt uno Po6sno &C.
rhbrt ein babies pfuno puIperiiirtes fpa:
nifbes gBeiB uno Elm qfuno retner Setni,
,pslber pcrber eaburb aufseI66t rpuroe,
oas man ion in @aGer pcbl sinpei6te uno
banu In sinem flsinsn &sGel, Der ii6 in el'
mem ar66ern nit @aner sefuIten befano,
ubsr Elm IanaTames Ssuer bins. &bue finf
SaqoneN beiBes @afsr Su Der 9anSsn Mi'
Ifdbuna, ribre ales wobl ourhelnanoer uno
lafIe es einise Gage gut jussosdt ifeben.
DisIe Sinte foate bei6 auf9etroaen wer'
Den, uno Su bisfsm 3ws6 wiIroe man iie
am befien in sinsm &siieI IaiIsn uno auf
cine fleins Surnd6 ifeIIen, bic man oann
nit berumtrassn fann. SO bsi5t oaB man
nit sinem peint oisfsr Sin6e cine Auao'
rot,garo Der 1ufisnfeite eines 9auies fer'
tio onffrsidsu Tonne. sic III sbsu 70 gut
ais SeIfarbs fur !SOIs. 8aditsine, ODER Stst'
ne, unb babel pobIfeiIer. 1u6 bebdlt ne
ibrsn Slang fur msbrere Sabre. Man bat
oeasnwdrtie ni6tS oas ciefsr Sunte sleib'
fOmmt, peosr fur bic innrrn mob du6srn
Ssiteu Der 5dufer. Mlan fam btsfer Sun'
de mad 8eIiebsn oub irssno cine aneers
Sarbr asben. 8ibrt man Spanifb' Braun
in bisfslbe, 70 mabt es mebr Ooer Yueni9er
Sotb oeer pint, nat 8erbdItni6 Der Auan'
titdt. Sin binnsr 1nfrit uon eieiem 1T
ftbSn fur innere @dnoe.-Sein puIpertlirte
etbmeroe nit bem Spanif6 Braun psr'
milbt, ebe man es in bic Shnbr rhbrt,
motbt cine eilatfarbe, poer r6tbIib. .bIan.-
.sienrus in mdbissr Guantitdt ma6t cine
S6ldtfarbr, uno in I6ifIi6 fur Die Quf
Genieite BON @sbiuosu. &isnrue nit Spa
ni(6 Sraun UGmf8t, brinst cine r6tbIi4s