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Speak out Thy Thought.

Speak out thy thought. my brother
Nor, swimming with the tide
The earnest feelings of thy heart
With traitorous cunning hide.
Oh act not thou the towards part, Ha
ej What though the world should frow,.
And base and sycophantic crowds
Should seek to crush thee down?
Speak out thy true and earnest thought,
Though all men may deride thee
Speak braYely forth thy honest thought,
Whatever may betide thee!
Speak out thy thought though lions
Roar in thy fearful path;
And fercely dart around thy head.
The shafts of human wrath;
Though persecution, rage and hate
Pursue thee unto death,
And in the dungeons fatal gloom
Is spent thy latest breath.
Still speak thy thought, thy earnest thought,
Though all men may derde thee!
Speak bravely forth thy honest thought,
Whatever may betide thee!
Speak out thy thought, though humble
That little thought may be
And none of all the multitude
Dare listen now to thee.
What though the great and wise of earth
May turn away their face,
And doom thee, helpless and alone,
To penury and disgrace.
Speak out thy thought, thy earnest thought,
Though all men may deride thee la =,
Speak bravely forth thy honest thought
~ Whatever may betide thee.
Speak out thy thought go humble,
And in the coming years,
That little thought, now mighty grown
Shall ring in all mems cara; no 5.H
And to its truth, the wise and great eas
Shall reverent homage pay, iilsis
And countless multtudes shall own
And bless its glorious sway.
Then speak thy thought thy earnest thought,
Though all men may deride thee! !, -,.s
Speak brayey forth thy honest thought,
u Whatever may betide thee.
For thought though humble. can subdue
And change the solid world;
While by its magic, mightiest kings
Down From their thrones are hurled.
Old wrongs and ancient lies o'erturned,
Are trampled in the earth,
And Freedom, Truth and Heaven rejoice
When noble thought has birth, sssx
Then speak thy thought. thy earnest thought,
Though all men may deride thee
Speak bravely forth thy honest thought,
Whatever may betide thee.
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Leave Worcester at and ii am. and 4.lo P M
lave Proyidence at 80 and IL 80 am. and pm.
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT at Mliyille with
coaches for Satersville and Nasonve at uxondge win
coaches for Milford and Mendon; At Whnis with coaches
far Fast Douglas and Whitnsvie at arums with coaches
for Grafton Centre ~ E. Village and Upton; at worcester
with trains of Western X Road ana NORWICH ana w hh
and Wore. and Nashua X. r.
waterford with trains of Norfolk County Railroad for
bv The 80 trains from Providence arrive
IN New York via New Haven the same evening.
The IL 80 trains connect at Worcester with the
Train for New York. which leaves Worcester at r. M
The n AM train connects at Providence with trains TOR
Boston, Taunton, Fall River, etc. !,
The 4l0tran connects at Providence WIN me Dos'oA anu
N " steamboat train for New York.
r-rT.e 80 and IL AM trains do not stop at Hamlet
n. The and 10 P NJ. trains do not stop NJ Ashton or
Hamlet. N, III ISAAC Ii S0UTHWiCK, supl.
,a 10 ,osn a.T...a f.-H dwtf
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$500 Reward!

MYERS co.'s SPECIFIC, for the cure Of all diseases
M of the urinary organs Gee Gravel, Infam-
nation of the BLADDER Kidneys, Leucorrhea Tor whes in
females &C. II makes speedy and permanent with
out the leas restriction in diet drinks exposure change
in business. The proprieors challenge single instance
which this Mixture will not cure under the forfeiture
$500 Many cured in AZ hours Sold in Worcester by
d. SCOTT, JR CO., 21S Main ST.; and by Carter Col
cord & Preston, Boston e d3 aweop& weop3m2a
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Youthful Virtue.

1ouDg persons OF good habits should take
great heed that they do not, by insensible de-
grees, become dangerous characters to each
other. That social turn of mind, which is
natural to men, and especially to young per-
sons, may perhaps lead them to form them
selves into little societies, particularly at the
festive seasons of The year, to spend their eve
nlngs together. But let me threat YOU to be
cautious hoO you spend them. If your games
and your cups take up your time till YOU in
trench on the night, and perhaps OIL the morn.
ing too, you will quickly corrupt each other
Farewell then to prayer, and every other re-
Iigious exercise in secret. Farewell then to
all my pleasing hopes of you, and to those
hopes Winch your pious parents have enter
tanned. You will then become examples and
instances of all the evils j have SO largely
described. Plead not that these things are
laWinl IN themselves; so are most of those in
certain degree which, by their abuse, prove
destructive TO mems souls and bodies. If Won
meet, let it be for rational and christian con-
sversation; and let prayer and other deyotions
nave their frequent place among YOU; and il
you say or thlHk thai mixture of these will
spoll the company, it is high time for you to
stop your career, and call yourselves 10 an ac-
count Tor 1t seems by such thought, that
you are lovers OF pleasure more than lovers of
Tod. Some of these things may appear to
have tncture of severity, but consider
whether could have proved myself faithful
to yon, and TO him in whose name sneak. if
4 had omitted the caution / have now been
giving you. | shall only add, that, had low
ed you less tenderly, | should have warned
you more coldly of this dangerous and deadly
snare.-ReU. J. A. James.
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GREAT
49, Southern and Westerns C~@ "a

GENERAL TICKET OFFICE for all the Southern and
VI Western States and the Canadas by Rail Roads, steam
boats and Canals from the Old Established Office the only
responsible Company in the town of SPRINGFIELD
OFFICE MAssAsoIT HOUSE, opposite the I3epo-t
being the only office authorized to sell tickets Tor the follow
ing routes and rates of fare Esst ssr
From Springfield to Utica, $s,95-to Syracuse, "a So
to Oswego, $5,25-to Rochester, $475to Lockport
to Cincinnati, SlO--to Detroit $S-to Whitehall, $5-to
Montreal Lower Canada, $S-to Toronto u e., $3.50
Hamilton U. c.. S725-Kingston,. U. c., $7,75-to St.
Louis, &l5. SOUTH to Philadelphia, $475-to Pottsyie,
g to Lancaster s75oto Baltimore $685. teTsm Ding
burg, $l05O-to Wheeling, $1l,50to Milwaukee and Chi
cage, 1875.
Passengers be perfectly safe by getting their Tick.
OFFICE, and Other Any security required
will be given for the ulment of all contracts made with
this Company ]. MANSFIELD, Agent
9e Springfield.
NJ l.. RAY, Superintendent 81 Commercials, BosToN
Springfield, May 2, 1850. .ss f dw6m
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lFor Burritt's Citizen.l
The Captive.
BY HARRIET N. HATHAWAY.

BY HARRIET n. HATHAWAY
Hark /: list that soft and paintiye note
Which swells yon feathered wal bler's throat.
sPinioned so closely there.
One moment sad strain it sings - e.e
The next it folds its downy wings
ne In mute, but deep despair.
How sad and lonely is its fate
70 hear the coOings of its mate,
Answering from yonder grove.
Fain would it burst its sken chain.
Fain would itsee the nest again
3 Which there in love they wove.
Ye deck its cage with roses bright,
With viands rich, its taste invite,
- These no delight afford.
The hand, it may not dare caress
Which robbed it of its happiness, htt
~ So deeply now deplored.
See as it pecks the giIded wires. 1
One wish alone its breast inspires: .c
-r longing to be Free
As wildly round its cage it flies
1t seems to say, thy hand denies
My "heaven-born liberty"
Shame on thee that thou thus could st bear
1t, from its native light and air,
In solitude to pine.
Can'st thou with calm and fearless gaze,
List to its sad imploring lays,
And claim it still as thine ?
A bounteous Fathers kindly hand,
Has spread around this beauteous land
All that thou cans't desire. "a"
His gifts are for thee free to use;
But Oh how cans't thou dare abuse
The love thy heart admires? ~
Forgotten all: thou darest to bind
Not only brutes--immortal mind 4
Must wait thy beck and nod.
Like chattes men, are bought and sold,
Their prices paid in paltry gold
True, there is righteous God.
Who looks on thee, with vengeful ire, III
Offering to Him, unhoy fire p IA 5fHi
For such must be thy prayer. IS
How cans't thou, to Heavens portals raise
Thy voice in strains of solemn praise
His judgments thus to dare
How canst thy SOUL assurance draw,
Whilst trampling, meath thy feet the law
Given to direct our way ~ 80
To those who seek, its leaves unfold
Treasures more rich, than gems gold,
Which moth and rust decay.
Ask from above for heavenly light
Then shalt thou read its truths arlght,
Thy grievous sin there find,
Then bow beneath the Christening rod,
And own before thy offended God,
As brethren, all mankind.
IL .
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Root FORMS

CONSTANTLY hand and made to order from the hest
" Of seasoned Lumber Also Seam Rubbers Reeds Pa
tent Screws, &C. or Express orders promptly answered
-,fl +, vas sfl ,,t-1se5 =. G.. E. WILDER,
Aug 3. eOd&wtf CentrrI Street Steam Min
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among mankind. Think how much more of
true enioymentis lost BY the violence of pas
sion, than by the want Of those things which
give occasion 10 that passion. Persuade your
selves, that the favor Of God and the posses
sion OF virtue, form the chief happiness of the
rational nature. Let con.ented mind, and
peaceful life, hold the next place in your esti-
nation. These are the conclusions which
the wise and thinking part of mankind have
always formed. To these conclusions, after
having runsihe race of passion, you will proba-
bly, come at last. BY forming them Defines,
you would make seasonable escape from
that tempestnous region; through which none
can pass without suffering misery, contracting
guilt, and undergoing severe remorse.-Dr.
Blair.
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CRANES PATENT SOAP,

adF Lightning Conductors. s
THE subscribers having been engaged during the last ten
\ years in afIixing DR.. KING LIGHTNING CONDUC-
TORS TO buildings prepared TO execute jobs in this line
during the ensuing season in superior manner Their
method being adapted to the known laws of Electricity and
having received the approval OF scientific generally
they have full confidence in recommending these Conductors
the public the experience Of twenty years having
tested their utility And while due regard viii be e
the general appearance Of the work. pains will spared
to render IL permanent and durable. saf s.f 80,
Orders addressed to the subscribers either WORCESTER
or MILLBuRY, win receive prompt attention
'f#t ts4 feiA5 s#ati8 q 47s THOMSON n SKINNER.
Worcester April 90 1850. N n !1 !, dlaw weop4rn
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Boarders Wanted.

ok or esh Boarders can be accommodated with pleas
\ ant rooms and good board, in family where there are
no children. Inquire at No, 20 THOMAS ST.. dr. Az
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

hange Of Summer Arrangement - commencing
.ssIls eta August 7th, 1850. 1Ela
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-01
Dtc 2 dbtae.

Senrv Gaureuee, 8abnur5t pcn pbiIaocIpbia,
bat i'm ,,Gaale SctrI" cine Sffce er6net, mofcIbit
CT beret III, Unen objuwotcn, bic icncr prpfcbCnI'
len 9icnle bcn6tbi9t fnb.
Gr III nit ciusm porSi9Iiten NiToutmcnt Yloucn
uno Yipct 3dbucn Urrlsbcu, fonie nit 3dbnen nit
2rtifitial Gums QuuaIiHem 3abnfIclb) methe er
oufrie baIttare uno fun9ercelte QBelfc cin5ufeecn
bereit III. &rortbciten ce5 3abnfciideS mcoCn Sc
beilt-an9efauIte Sabine auS9efullt-giCUCn franf
batter 3dbne rbne S6mGrS Scritort, unb alle sur
WrCfssion 9cb6ri9cn SpratiCnCn sur p6li9en 3ufrc'
ccnbeit I'LL ran biai9tn Scoin9un9en perrtdtet.
Gr per,pel auf foI9ence t9rren, wCbnboft in
Ybiaeepbia uno Auentaun
Cant. Csc. NRcrtcn, 9R Q.
bCnrr e. Qottrcu, Nl. 2.
Scbn o. GRtGEOon gR, Q.
Scbn g. Scpuinr, 9R. o., (3abu0r.)
Gbarlcs 8. NRartlu, MR ..
g. 2S. 9lorttn, 9R. =.
giIba ScrpuIcno .. .. e.
Q. 8. Scldtr, NR. .. (3abnarSt)
Snr Rrmt1, 9N ..
S.Y. Stoue, 9N. ..
g. s.. - 3dbne uno @urSeIn wercen gratis
aussesc9cn wenn iie Sur @tnieeun9 pOn fanitItsn
Sdbncn cntfcrnt werocn fplen.
QQentoun, Scccmber 6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-01
Upril IS.
Us SranDrctD'S OiQen.

Wattc @irtuIatiOn.-S Scfterer Bedfel in Ger
Scmpcratur bat eincn b6lsn Gtnfu6 auf oos Sut;
Elm pl6tIjder QHedicI pOn elmer pbIliqen Su elmer
neccren Sidt, miro chen 70 nadbCiIi9 fir bic &C.
Gunrbct fCin ais pl6eIitber QBchicI i'll Der @itte"
runq. g8enn mir 9clunrbet tbottsn wCIIen, 70
muIcn mir, 70 wCit mir f6nutn, ale @rtremitdtsn
pcrmeiocu. Sere5 ucbermao6 rCn t0iee Oeer 1dte
@en Ocer SIinfen, tri9t roSu bel, lneini9feit bee
8IutcS ju CrScu9en; ooeurdb miro ociIen Circulation
fbmah; Die wutIiden GebCns Candle weretn 9e'
bcmmt uno re rrle SoI9c cOvVn it SerG0Ptun9
Der @eodrme.
SSn rieicm 3uliauo fiub mir in eefabr Ir9rne cine
Rronfbett ,u cbaltcn nit Der mir in Serhbruns
fcmmeu: uno cbne nit ir9eno encm Granfcn in
Sernbruna III fommcn, rperpen mir 8oplwsb,
Shmuesi SerSbrennen, cine fdule Sun9e, fhwa'
den appctit, crbaIten; aIlcs ScI9cn Der Serfcp-
funo g8cnn Die Cuff uurrin une crideno fir Die
ORcnfden miro 70 crfcreert CS zen Surm iie Su bs'
meaen uno br 9Ieinbsit unc Sebcn 5u 9cten.
gBcnn bic Gu9ewrire prrifOpft inc, 70 MAIDEN
Ie ben Gebraud ron 8ranorctb's piucn n6tbig, mel.
dc, inoem iie @CmmOtion Ooer erIeibtere Bews9una
ucrftaffen, Die Sertreibun9 aIlcr psreCrbrnen Gdie
bcSwefsn unc eaourb retucS SIut une @efuno,
belt oeS &6rpGrS b,tu9en.
90 Sbi0e ftiebare Yiucn fne Su Faten i'm
8udfCbr ess nec b "a Yatrior in Quentaun, uno
bSi s.. Sowredt in Gueauu.
Sanuar3, 1850 uql1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-01
@1tuerDDrf
Sang Stlpamertfa tint 9(ufrubr!
6rpFarti9e 8rie9sriiittn9en
SSpIton, SuIi Is, 1850.

Die BRIG 9rItcn III biSin N0hmto9 IN ps!S PaFn an9s'
trcfn uno brinot Nabrbn ron Souoanera Ole os n d.
5uni rstt Sin 9r'sr Aufrgpr Sg at GeSm @ " an Sgs" S
StraGn ber auphtdbt uno fhpur lh frbttar Su rade-
Die Reeiertn9 antts hn cnCn I9enn an Die pauptts oEr
aupe9sr um BIZ rads oes Nnrn9rs ~ stiSsloS ua9 srpln
bafte auf mauuetS.I bel in QuSnoun, wctbr plteer
Gin orreSs nuo relies 4crtcn alIbano 9trn uno Sntn
SGbnctpdarcm au 6ono bat uno ribsn 70 un9apobn!db
bl9 ptou Dietsn bCbcn 9rSRtsnbsts aus fr9snon Nr'
ttn, bic er ptnttb au SeIun9 @rfrt9t uno oudb o n
mcr Ouf pOno bdt-uGutitb
Scrou, 9ier, Qalmleaf uno Serpentine Sofas, Sec
retdrs, @arorobes uno SrelIerS. Seoboaros, Cos
faS, Yier, SHE, gSorf uno Centre Gables, NIT
MarbIe unb Maba9onp ScbS, @aro, Sreaffai
Dining unb GpIneer SabIeS, franSoGfte Stau
fellfuble, baIb.franS6ifhe bo, SoOtitOcIS, Sut
ments, Suons, Suherfbrdnfe, @onfors, 9ece-
falls, Qionc1cUls, 9ebnent Srnamrnts, SOiIet
Stables, Sabourettes Coer Settnetools, Srenh
Ntabaaonp Settteuen, Soi9b, Seal uno Srend
9fcGten perfbieeener Qrten, Gdfbrdnfe, SinfS,
Soe Craps, etc.
Seoer Qrtifel cen Die 9cmrinbeit prrIanarn mag,
miro auf ISanc 9ebaItcn ocer nab Seltcuun9 9e'
motbt. unb Spor nab Ger fIr6clten 4n6et9e uno al
lerbiui9fcn Qreifen.
Bureaus BON SO bis $50 8cHfeIen Don $2,75
bis 500 SOfaS pOn S22 bis $50. II. M.
Sneem er bebeutcnbe grfabrunsen in rieiem Sc
Ibdft aemabt bat, 70 ftmeidet er iidb ourb punft'
lbftit uno mdGige Qrciie elnen beralen Sbcll Der
6fTentIiden Guntf6aft 6u erboIten.
Sausbdlhr unb Qnecre, bic ctpaS in feinrm Sa'
DIE brauten, iino b6ft6f eln9sIaeen bel lbm oniu'
Ipre6eu.
SE& &cparircn wirb auf bic firsefs UnSsi9e per'
'idtet-fowie jere Grt Sap6ieren biuis uOrSO9en.
Is. 8. SlbeIe.
8eferrn3eu:-Sc ScIepb MiIer. MiB 3d. 6.
prce, S. S. &lepYin9er, Mo @Ii Stefel, s. 9.
Sd0Q, s. @aumcr, SCbn 8Ianf, 8. 9. Sbware,
Or. Hcboemutb. 6. G. Goldman, Or. Sanc, s.
s. Tube, gpb. @rim. SIS. 8. SIumer, SObn Sid
tcnmaIter, StcpDsn 8ue.
Uucntaun, Suli IS. nq4M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-01
Stottcraa tassS St0epeasoegas
f1trirt


Ser llutu1briet&ne milnIht ben Ginmobneru bon
Scta uuo BEN auorcnScnocn @auntics otbtun9spru
aniuieioen, rae er ild in Der Stabt NsupOrf IOtrt
bat, UNI aUc perfoncn, Die nit obcntcnamtem perIe
9enmadcncen 9inrcniB Der spro&e beboftct iinr,
nit GrfoI9 oapcn Su bcfrcjen. @r it mCbItetaunt
ais Der einSiae Mauu in rrn Ssreini9ten Staatcn,
wclhcr taS Stottern bciIcn fam, Cbne crn Yntsn.
ten recno elmer wuno6rStlitbcn Sperotion ccer cem
serin9fien ShmerS gu untcrwcrfcn. &cinc % e.
SabGuna miro pcrIon9t, bis cine vOufdnct9e 49t
lung bemirFt 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-01

NCIHIeFWWIHVTI U0VVVVVVTY, o5aT' 20 IoJO'
St, Sanud IT. 9t0rcn, 5alplrt tts ScnotS Hrn FEnn=
kvanu, tbrin0e bitreub r06 Der pcrbr9tberee 9GbIuF
(gc 10 res SGnat5 Scurnols Der 99pIr9n Seun9) tti:
c SeIhuG in 2;u9 Ouf cjnn 2nbon9 Die Grnltutcn
-orr namitbt gibuB wttbtn cine NNlrbtlt cEr M9tctr
tsiotr SSur bIr ken GGe9tbun9 brtitmttn-nabptm CT
brit rtr GIc er ean Sieun9 bts Stu0ts gennMr0;
nirn trbon bat mic fcl9ups Ntmumn9 td rsr etn 4ai:
ruu9 rrS SrlbluFtS i9:
OiStnion Die fiji Die @oEiruno rtS 9eblft5 tinmNn po
rn t SIrrSn y. Srnc5 8rrct s. Ytrttr QrapN SSttam r.
Gra6G Scuotbau 9 Gunnjrlb0m, She's g. Srrcn, Sbco6
g. Srrftb GbortES Sroo Srtlr 9N Srid, 6curp 8utCn,
SCbn SR. GulrnEp l8iujom oStt Soot ou9us, &imctEp
Spt$, Srbuo D. ScnrS Scpb &cnt9mod,Er 9ECr9s s. Sops
renee SNoupt NatGasin Qmiauin iolcnc, 8Snamiu 9Rot
tbos lur H. NNdbEntrra N2n s. 9odsr SRiNiom o. SOo:
ltr 0oyiS Soutr, lS9 y. SOpirr Gcnroo Sbimr 9lrtrt
G. Gttrrc Goud Stnt, Sorris " SrEttr, Scbu o. gGals
tSr uno &otSutnS @Iit, g r.c d cr-SaS 30.
Dirmi9tn bic 9Glcn bru @tdluF timmtn rortn 9tcr9t
GorilE, HuSuituS Drum unp NtSroueT Nin9-TSns 3.
9(lls eEm Scuruo.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-01
ODbcnCad'S SSurm(Drup.

Die bette uuo nuelt1e WeoiSin fur bic 3erG6run9
Don gSurmern, bic uieuebt ie bem puolifum on'
9cbOten wurce, 1T SObenfaf'S @urmlprup.
GttIrn uno &tmGnotr-5Hr Die SIR dc titttn 6ucn
Gurtr Iufb bob uno fir btrCn Gnobt uno @rSEbuno
III r9u ppiNtt idc cItt tEoEnten co6 s in tbrm jorttn
Nr mcbr cher p9r nit &rOntbGt bCb0ft uh une ron al
len 6rantbttn III tius fr c ihlimutr ais 9Euymcr nom C
nt oft It roS esbtn rSrt rntrrn fat aIG &rontbs:
ten ais 0urbfaQ, 0iorrbEo, etc. prhmmcru Sit no nbt
oGn 0uf 8inbIr tcbrintt tnrTn 0 Gnpadfm fno ibntn
mibr rbcr uni9r untrprrn, nnp rsn ntdt ttn, wnn S
Es ON pEnaEn ALauktn, blrt iEnEs furhtt0rS 9iEpt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-01
Sr. S!S y It 0 f,

81 0DNNlVttp St., UNIV NJrIt OIIN
9. S.-Ser Scftcr bemhfte cine Sur Dor Der
mctiSinif6sn SotuItit uno ciner 9rcGCn GnjabI an
cerr uer5te, weIdbe Que bo5 MiteI ais untri9llt
beSehnetcn. glcbfrcm beiIgt or Der Elm bum
eert Certificate pon &ureu, wcIdc cin9cic
ben wreen fonnen wCnn man bci lbm in iclnem
@jef6Gft5Gcfalc in Tew 9c,f anrut. luc @elo
nen in 9ctbo uno ouccrn @punticS, Die NIT SCttern
qcpIagt iino. bobcn jrGt wie nie SupUr cine @ec9en
belt INN QbbhIfe ju CrIou9en. Scr Scftcr Fam
p9Icnrn Don ieosr gtation uno iecc Sprabe bciIrn
Sem QlNrf, Mdri 81, 1850. nQbV
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-01
Teppt6z 1nb Sfrumpfpeber
Us S(n StpDrDalter.

G4 SfDr tpt0tl9c StclIt9tett !
Cbarlea 5cbou,
Goufn0nns<Sbneiber III Der Stabt NJ
lentalllL
Scnahrdti9et feline Srcunocu, attcn Stunbcn nno
Elm 0ccbrtc5 WubIfum ibrrboupt coB er fOebsn cine
nCuc &oufmann5 Sd,ndoGGi eriffnet bat. une Smor
fh.dQ Qcoenibcr Der ScofrtIOm IoolIc, uno bic 2ts
Sbnre cbelbalb Der ,getba 0atriCt' Srudere, auf
Der n6rtden SGite Der SoamitCn Strabe, IN Iuens
toun, allno CT
@incm ncuru unp Gans Uortrefflitbcn stpd SSaas
rcH
Ciuqcc9t BAT zen er auf ee ftrbcfe 0nSei9e an ben
bli9fcn Wrciitn, nat ben ncueffcn MOecn, onf Die
bclie 98riIe uno ouf cas- 9eIbmadpoulir Su GlCier
umortcitcn muo.
Scnt gGaoren beiicbcn gum Sbcil aus fupufci'
nen SudCru pon allen Snbcn uno prclBrn, uno
9litmono Fam IA fcbICn eincn ei9enrn 9eftmad
Su bsfrieci9sn.
Sciu StSeitcn;cu9 mirc nirGencs fOnfmo in
oicir Staot ubertrrffcn ;-Sm 9eqCnlbeil fhbIt er
ueritcrt cab feline UuSmabI atles in bir|cm Srt an
S66nbtt uno Siui0Fcit lbcrhtft.-Seinc @aee'
mercS, Sattinrts uno 70 mrter, ne ftenfdIls pon
erfer Site. uno feline oneerc Scmmermoaren 9lrltb'
fauS ouf boS SOrgfdlti9ife dusyvrdt rUFtctss itn~
in een Stonb fcet, Irnene SrmmcrsIclcer an ren
ouerniceri9ften prciben obSula6en.
aunocn;9trbcit.-SoI bic fcnifwo Fan.
len, miro er nit Sreuocn unp Donf ibrc ci9eue 8aa.
rem, an cen blli9lCn YrriBcn ju &eiecr pCferti0en
-uno er mo0te noth bier brmerfCn, eo6 er ibnen
fur frtbcrc @unit in oiCem SADIE ictnsn Danf SOut,
uno cap or jd, trt5 freucn wirc, iie nit ibrsn sae'
nen 98aarcn tci tbm cinfcbrcn ju iebsn-Gr bittet
oabcr um cine SUrtraucr tiClcr @unft.
eSrrti9c 9lciSmmgss2tHfe.
Gr oeccnft Outb immcr Gin poufdnri9c5 Q0Cre'
mcnt fcrtiger &tcioun95 Stlte auf Ioano gu baten,
ais G6fr, non allen YenCnnunQen, Sdrbcn uno prel'
Gen, g8clfen SoOcn. etc. cc.-S0dnoelt fur cure cts
ecneu Sntcrclcn uno ruct an er febet mid nad c''
nrm geIomattenocn fonoern nur natb cincm Itben-
Ga6cnccn QrcfIt. GanSe QnSh9e mic lie nur pcr'
lanqt mercsu pon bis 25 8baIcr, biIt er immer in
8crritltoft wcItc mCnn tbr fie Fault fiber cine
fh6nc Summe el'port.
ga Ct tic Mcbcu rrQcmifia pcn philadelphia
uno gltuyCrf crbit 70 fonn CT lpmi ouCn nab b.
rem ciaenCn 9CIdmaf ricncn.
Gr latct caDcr 2(Qe Gin. bc ibm onupreten. ftl
ne gSaoren unS Nrbritcn Su trtrddt,n (melbes ia
nitts fnic1 unb lib Iebft Ucn Sbrn9eia9trm sw
uterseu9cn -uno CT fhbIt prriicbert bo6 wsnn elsS
QcTdiebt or ,icinc Ssebnun9 nitt cbne een 9Sftb
mattt." menn CT ouf cine itrraIe unteriIeun9 ees
pubIifum5 rebnct.
Charles G6pll.
Upril 1S. nqtu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-01
S9l 6rt6t.

Na6ridt wirb biermit 9c9ebcn, ca6 bel Der ndd'
fen Sieun9 Der 8eice9ebun9 ron pennIpIvonen
4nfprutb 9Cmattt Wercen miro fur Die SnfOrpCri.
run9 elmer Sanf, wsbe in Der Staet auentaun Sc
ha @aunp, errittet wetcen iOu, 9enannt: uSie
Farmers uno MedanitS Sanf bon QQentaun," nit
sinem @optaG BON einbuneert tauleno SbaIer nit
ecm &ette oaiIstbe su sweibunocrt tdufeno S9aIsr
Su urrmebren. nit @rIaubni6 Sauf9efbdfte anju
faneen, ObaIo funfS9 taufcno SbaIer Cinbrjabt
iino
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-01

wiro BON $5einricb Gabriel an Der allen
tauner B ftur cten 70 gut. fton
unc biIIis abrsr ais peteIbe ir9eno in 9Ieu Sciep
aematt weroen fonn.
GS bat baber in biefer @eqcno ieet 9tiemane mcbr
n6tbia, BoIIe in cine 9rC6e @ntenun9 Cber in cinen
anccrn Staat Sur Scrarbeitun9 gu Ibfen.
Scbr pice biIli9 uno brav eentenee Sausrn boben
oieS aud cnaeiebm uno bcrCit5 ibre @CIlc notD Nsn
Utlenauner gtabIilIemcnt 9cbrabt.
QGle Qncern, meIte nod g8oIle uerarbcltcn IalIcn
woIlen, wucsn bifitf cn9saccu paiIeIbe gu tbnn
uno onSurufen an Der
Stncutauuer 2SUaeumGnufaftnr nnb Sdrberci.
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