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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
9oupcritos, Sen 40. Snai 1854.
I<nCspricabf
I'm Die Sar @Oueftoreu mo Sar SSubler
pon 9stha @auntp,
rdr Mas cohrHSHu

Don CPpa SauHIDt
Sir Sas Sabr 1851.
Siutcmo( cine Nn;ah Der @irScr ron etba
Gaunn, Gin &crtan9sn ous9ceritit baten, ibrt Sarn
uahrcnp rtm Iirnat Suit ju btSabtn, UNI fitb Den
prcNnt Qtalo iuMIbCrr uie furdD cit uCrIAsncntp
Qtttn Der NlIimGtp nitr &Cputt ptrrrrnCt 1T, uno
um rr @bre uno Den Grroit oss GaunpS aufuEr;
boIttn, lc battu Die Gcnmliticncr.
Seith 10 llc n-DaS Ole rsipcttipt GclIrtcrCn Der
Gouutn. StadtS uno Ritjj Sortn, auftrtSt uno aftE
rt auf mas tyi3!nthga unO SOtbrn in otu uutribtto
Gtbtu S0unibippcr uno gcrCuNbs IN Sttbo eauntr
fitn uup btrmt rtpttpt autbcrtiIrt uno on9Cptttn
no, cncn 9a;hlal pcn Qrrnt, o,If ocr &trauf pCs
Saat6 Sares 81 elmer itbcn uno alien prrirntn ttnan
in ibrGn rcips!ttotn Durltaten ;u naotr, w,Itbe on
cbtr cen 2ltn Sag Sul ndbltns, cen 9onien 2t;'
I0uf Gauun, GtaatS un0 9Rllj S0rtu lbncn rrpttpt
au0crcbnet, fir ros Sabr 1851, tsjaI len.
Ole unttribetttbtn GclItttcrm DER Srpnfhippr
92aEhjr9cn, .6Grdber9, Gum, 9EctFentur9 upo ecus
hill, 1uo an9tptGtn, ae @Slor 10 ct9cianmCIt, olS
GauuN Sto0ts uno 95lil; Sorn pia Der Sail FIN nlo1
an @borles .. SRartin, ShoemeiitIr, in fiusr Nnt:
u6t, in Der oomitru Strabe Der Staot IlIcntaun,
crcr por Den 2iitln Sag Suit natblttns, GbGrSuUr:
;obltn tictu0tn Der Saunibtrrcr SGer Sautcna,
S6tr-0Ricro, Sbr=91otun9jt uno SIicoCr: atunotc,
an cbrr rar bcu 2Jlttn Sag Sut rItbtCns unc bl'
icn9tn rtr Staot Nlenaun une nr SOunttpper &cres
uuO SUosQRbcttal, oaucYrr, Sol;tur9 uno Nrrtbamp.
ten an cocr pcr tCu 26tCn $40 Suit nSthitcnS.
gHir wdrEhtn Ole Iufnutamstit Der SctItttrrcn ouf
oii Shatlabs gu ntGn, bO6 ttin optCrScp pcn r9CRe
elmer Mt pcn elmer 9trn9crn 8lnenuun0 olS fu bas
fer, uno ttcB lrtbcs Gas par in Yblaprpbja III (Rt:
itfuCtIn 0uS9nrnmcn) fir &0nn0n8nrmmen wsrccn
lr;vo.
Sir zen Nueln Der Gcultttrtr, mGrrtn mir ;u ttrcr
o9Cn ouf hrtr Out 81 lEin. in br 9Ilbmu9 nir %ctn
Der frSInctn @outiu, ea pittl otihs 0Iatbobnuu0tn
pcn pTlhterMtn &encunun9tn ouf rcufttcn fub, nGu:
b: Die oorriSburl Baut altc Nu69obe QRlbetItoun
IOrt uUp 9itif giccn OcrtIWmbcrlauo Youf ;
Schuuttu 8aEF; CcYtGstalln 8dnt; eautolttr 0nnt,
lOt;r, 2Oi3cr UNI &acfnCtin. Die Sarmcrs uno 21rc:
YirS Eont non Q8Ouncsbcrc, tis ocntspOtt 8aut uno
Gris VanF ilnb nittt yor.
Oit GcIltttertn unb SarGtab,er pcrbcn cS GbcnatIs
in Grunrun9 balitn, baF btt ibiGfilcse SCritb1uu9
Ger SOrn tbluni9lt Qtmadt mrNSu muF, raj rit Sc
ruio thun irdbr 9t9t6ln, t,ncsfHus in Der 5usupft
crIOuGt p;rGtu Fonn; btr Gcllctcr trautbt ib ncbt
oufihicOtn IL latn nit oct &CrprGduna hp I'M uGtb:
ten 0Bnttr cOtr Sribabr ju bGSabtn-piss wirO ibn
ni;bt5 uiBtn.
G5 pirO Crsporttt toE sic GGQsttcrSn, in Ter GG(Is
Gbuua ihrer gfith'n Itb rcn9 nit Dem pSrbcr9ibcn'
tcu ptrE0tTm rfrSta.
ScHjamiu SreiniD,
SnmHel SuauS,
9SStcr GmocImGH,
GNmmiientrs.
2CNF:-oS. Or. Cine. gsbr,6sr.
Nutntoun, SUM- 26, 1851. nqlm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
V(uc 9l1ofrclc11-
9lc6 Stldh.
ErctGblerSDtQc DDItz9(mt.

SCIacnces 1T cine eile Der Sriefe wcIte
am 30teu Suni, in Dem SrcitlerSpiue WO(f.
Gmt IteScu 9etIicbcn fino:
Simon 9anfep, SObn Goberts, .. 9.
Deter SSrocI &ucD. 8. %. SIemmrr,
9scr9e @ustcr, RsIfOn gabar 5, Srbonr
@Eor9s Settle CVon SrcmcnJ. Martin Seun.
mel.
SODn &rei6Icr, g. 81.
"S"'' H. Ao't' nq3ni
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
SefcntIi0e 2ScnOu.

2(m Samifne ben l9tcn Suti, um | ubr
Na6mittos6, fOutH am Soufr ct5 prrfur
bencn Senrp Gaubsrt, in Der Staet NQer-
tcmn, 6TcutIitb pafauft wtrten:
Setter uno SmIab.n, Slide un6 Sthble
9auSubr, cine NuSmobI 8agnsr.@eItbirr
cine Grumfd9e, S6nsirbonf, S6ubFarrcn,
8ioer uno @a9en. Spe9te, SdIeiffcin,
Srubneff, Qcrte, 9tusabeIn uno cine Sr
fbieccnbeit ancsrcr 2trtifeI, Su umFinoIid,
ia meloen.
Die Seoiu8unafn uno Qufpartun9 bon
SSm. .. 9lumerl gtpr.
SuIt 3. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
fIrtGMe S1l1b.

unterfbrietene babrn fccbcn vcn gieu.
YOrf srbalten. 100 bolbe Barrels SO. l
uno 2 SnpbrOcf Shdc. weIte ie 81 ben
nttcerfen Nrsiien perfaufen.
Qree, 9utb uuo 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
2e0a G0unfD 9lfabemie
al Mffctstta1r,t.


2Nis rofh iunehmtnbt VlpTlttrrna res Gounts, une
soS tti tcr Su0cnn fh rfrb0rtntt @erlonatn bic hS:
hru 3Ddlrn btr SRiftrIhofn m rrlanosn, hotrn cie.
fcs Suttmt trmo1cn auQetiUt, hO6 ric Gct1ursn Nr
bcnrC,cn Nufnohmc Ger eehrtr uno Sthiitsr unPldno
tit fub-tit Sruttcs tatGn tOhtr tcichrfrn Gin NJ
fiGlidCs FcbIutc 0uf ecr 9r rer Gtormic t trGOusn
rrrous0tftt roF cine hirlin9tihc Gumme III ricIcn
GreHrctit pcu cen Ginlrchnrn crhctcn rcrnrn fam
Tic rfcrNcrIitbc Summr UtCrtcQt njht $1,000 uno
IN burt SuMrirtirn glormcn nftrntht tpcrNtu, 100:
fir stct:GUEhtot; ousQclCtrn ntrrtu tHcn, iabrhc
,1nttI'n trdono ntbt piniaGr ais icbu TrtNn iohl:
tor rurt llucr,jN III tcr Gtoctnic, unb iibrtro0tar
roh ocm Q2jUtu tC5 SnhobrS uno crlSator roch
%utItnttW rtr Rroro ron SruiiitS-unb Die !6aurt:
fl1lmc VI gtribIrn rUrth cine 9tn nuf ros III crrf=
tiuec tHttSutc. Ttr 9Cr'rnn mdte t0jnNrr 81 uus
ttrrihtn hatGn miro riGit Ginoac eincs m6bi0en 8rs
IaufS cine hthGrc uno prcfitlitbe iCin.
Gin 1ocnt Hcs ctnitituts p;ro it toto ais bun5 in
Pc0Io ouf nicii So;be bci bSm YutIjtum onprcbsu.-
Nuf &rrrrnuu9 esr
Scoro Don Srufees.
5ur &c. ra-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
G Na6rt6t

~ Wv VF"F
miro biereurh oe9ebsn an oue Yerlcncn,
Die nod fbuIoi9 iiuo an OoUio e traub,
lebtbin uCn 9owbiu Saunfhip, Gctba Gdun'
tp, fur Qrlifel Die fe auf Iciner Ssnru fauf
ten, ooB fe inncrbab 6 BOten an s &C OF b
0err in n9Owbiu. obbeSablen foucn, inosm
eie Scneu Gshnun9 nab icuer 3eit in bic
6ince cius5 Sriccen5tibtsrs gum @intrri:
ben 9c9Cben weroen fol-.
0apib Strnu6.
Suri 26. "3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Gin S0ulmciftcr
ipirD Dcrla!r0t,

an cem SbuedSriQe S6uIbauS in Ncrc.
weitbau Snunidip, eeha @auntD. Su
fcIbc mu6 fibj9 iein in Der Deutihm uno
Gu9IiTtcr Sprate 3nterriht Su aebcn uno
einen 9uten Gbarotter oufmeiIen f6nuen i ic
fam er cine CUTE StcIs tctommtn, menn CT
lib fO9Iei6 bel Den llntrItriffrnru mtlcet.
1Icpb OcWIiugCr,
sfatDdu 5icrrlIucr,
Sruittcs.
Sull >. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Cine f0dB6are Soucrei
sui11 @SriDat, ,2scrfauf.

WV I%"VS"%N F/FHHN<N|
snsE1 @riDat, Scrfaaf.
9ie uuterIhricbeuen bieten btsrour5 ibre
prddti9e 8auerei eurtb ptipotb0nod sum
Ssrfouf an. 9eleaen i'm SerSen pen 9e6a
@auntp. an Der Strobe Die ron Gmaus nab
MiuT5toun fubrt, 9renSenp an 9inocr bon
GtiaS gBione, GcVr9e &emmcrer, SsnrD
gGiGeyt uno aneern; eu!balteno
iS5 @tCfrrt
mebr oter menjQrr, etwa Is l6cr
porSleIitbs3 BieitnIano unp Der &sif berr'
lihc5 8autano ii, i'm bcflen GuIturlanbe.
Die 8erbsIsruuAen earauf ttGebrn aus et
nem Quten 2l6diQcn fleinencn
L2wA SSUDnbau8, S0wei;crz
I:i::Es ttbcuery S9a9enDauS,
4zssssllzaa1Sa SprtnabauS, uno Gnesre fur cine
gut clu9eri6tete Wausrei nptbmrneias SIC.
bsu9ebduos. Cine bsuIitbe gS fGer.
syringe 1T 6iht bcim 6oufe, uno Gin
niefebtenbsr 9DaiIriirOm lduft our6 baS
9ano. Gin UorSuQIiber Baum @arten nit
elmer 8rtftbieoenbclf Der ou5erIsienHsn Sblt.
forteu beliutCt ltb ouf ser Guuerei.
Sb9Gs 1T unhrcittar Gin fchr wertbpOQs6
gi9entbum uno Der NufmerFlamfcit uOn
SaufIuifiQen mObl mertb. SalIrIbe fam
suiammeu Ooer in Smei Sbeilen uerfauft mcr.
cen, ic nohrcm eS &dufern 9efaIlen mag.
I'D Acecr SpISldmo
fOlIen sbenfatIS in Sufoe ju pem Obi9en per,
Fault mereen.
G5 IN Elm 3beiG ces buttrla1cnen Iieacn'
cen Ssrm69snS res perfOrbensn &suben
Srerler.
&aufuitiac, eiecaS Giacnt6um ~ beFitbti'
gen munIhen, bcIicten ih bel 6rn. Sen
i iamin &ie9CI, an Hit9c'5 MuDle, rnbc
bei oCmfeIben 9CIC0tn, 81 meIccn, wettcr
bereit isiu miro ale 9enbuitte GuSfnuft
Uber caiItItc Iu cttbciIcn.
e. StS. Srrrtcr,
Sgnae SrsrlCr.
Wai 8. na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Pin Die 91htf1tdnbi0en.

Sbi9e umitiupe MAIDEN eS nctbwencia
edB QIIs ete in Den Sudern oc5 llnterftric.
.bencn nod i'm &Icttance iino, inncrbalb 3
Wonaten Cntmeoer nit 0aupcSprCouften
peer Sdar9clo abbeSoblen, camit Die alten
In9eIeSeubcitcn il. &ibtiafcit 9cbrobt wer
ben t6nncn. Ser untsrjcibnetc III canebat
fir bic ibm Su She'll gewcrorne unterlius
ing unc bCfft aud frrnebin in Der ncucn
Sirma Die 9ewc9enbett p05 YubIifum5 Su
9eniescn
SSdcob WSiCDacl.
Ncu ScraS, QptiI 10. uo-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
4sIN lE5aI!yS
@Ei&SysYS I !E.IE.:yI

szzsszzszhEsas a1z&szskAzk==zs=Ax6
Or. z. y. SU,DHicnO's
6 al q y 4 t I II d.
bic aueerprScutlidhIte MeSi;ir Der 2Brlt!
llttsr spcibuurrt uuo funBia tourno psicnrn inb
pdbrcub Den tstcu gpc Sabrn vcn prfhGcsnEn &rant:
btttrn eapurtb 9EbsiIt wcrrEu. @is bctt
Strtfta, 8heumOti5u,
NI0tnsne StGpGtbr, bartRGdist GcIbwHrc,
1us;shuna, Ipauttr0utbGttGn,
0RIrhuf6t Gffttts, Dptppfa,
eSbertghnTeGn, SttbTpuaoen,
Strtcpfuu9, SGailttlueht
Die Rcle, 8tnGpurn,
l5tr,trantbSittn, 8retis uno G:FbnGttt.
0I-Das ShEnc an oiGirr 9Rsbiyu 1T, ooG s uit Die
Gcnbtuticn perfect uno INNER, ouh auf Ole Sd!pi)'
fen, trebltbGtbi1 rpirtt Us 1T cic Ctugae IGeot;in
Ole nees, rSiuGs unp reitbbeS gHt critU8t uuo oub
ois 8Rrhcn crreibt Saufncs fno btrtit ibrs ciSIEn
Su9Ietn ~ bciel9tn.
@rObe Srhbiabrs- unb Sommer'Neot6iu.
Ssss grrn cuts SrHbiobrs uno SpItiabrS cine
8cttd eapcn eCtroutbcu, UNI eas Gpttm Su rG9usIren
un0 Gle ltnrctui9tsittu au55utreItsu.
glebmt Gute Sinner in Qdt.
Giae 8Cttct pcn Q. y. Scrpnisnes Grtroit ron Sars
laporiIa reinlt cas Splttm ctncs Rtnpe6.
&siet Die 3ensniIe
9iti III 81 tcicp0cn, tof men Sinh ppn eiucr tCirn
Srdntbcit i'm t5citbt btauen wuvbc, ptdle alien Sc'
mubuulru mcincs S0miicHaritcs trpBte atsr Gurb
sins @ottEl ven SownienSs Sari"pagtH" s@ni!tN So
Btilt uurot 10 NJ. 5000.
lnipn:prpu, Snprtte Co. Sa.y auti ?, 1850.
SisS it 81 brieuoenJ Sa6 mir Or. GowuicnSs car
idp0riHG cit pieen Sabrtn pcrtdtn urS ais cine Der
been Iehiinrn tttrGdtcn iueem tbpn pielt &urcH 1T
uutrer S;1bb1ridbaft turb btticbe tcptrtt wurttn.
Gin uuger 90t1nn ppn rititm Srt 9iomcns SScitlcN
Rptbrpt, purbe ron ben Scrpclr, rcn eCutu CT drp'
ft &lumpcn ouf ocm 0iGtcn Bate eurd SEn C5tbrau0
elmer Ssttel grbcilt. Sbps. &eGe uH0 SSbn.
5uHEin9Ssm Qa, Snlt3, 1850
S1abricbt.
DoS pubtitum miro bierbureb bcu0hritbtiat haE
Or. e. 9. 3crpnFnbs soriaparlua in 3utunft bsrrtt
miro untsr osresitn0 ron Samrs 81 &htItrn, 9bCmjit
oeIsn Sionle in Ssrbinouu9 nit Dem pCs Or. e. y.
2cpnkuo fb ouf isesr 8cttd tEfnrtn miro, um 8es
tru9 ju perbnctrn.
0LF3um @erfouf bri SsntiuSunb @ tbap,
l25 GbCSnutfrafs, philadelphia, GcnCrOl 9HhrlcialC
aatntm ftr pSnnMlraniSn, lcrpis tsi 8ntb, 9jpnn9
nuo Srericr uno Norrn g8 int in nIIJtntaun, Gin.
ias lntsro9trttu fir eecba 9ountp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Qlu69cDebnteS
SgGG1aaepr : NscScfl lit.

I'm @ds Der MrcON: uno Ird Stro5tn in Ybitapdpbia.
Sofcpb SJSdplcS ma6trem publtum
Sc tdnnt caB ricBt cinen berrIjtrn &ouotb
M armor ouf odno bat uno immubin
bdItcn Nib, uno pOrou5 er an ben auerbtl.
lieiicn preiGen pOu oCn fh6nilen uno ,er.
litbltm Monumeutsn in cen SCreinioteu
Staoten ucferti9t. Mau bCfrbe feline ar
beit uno lberieugc iib feIbf Uon erm @e,
l09ten.
Srfrpb NIaPIrs.
Sctctr 81, 1850. "1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Scbin0un0cn:

Gubfeription-Gin Sbalrr oes Sobr5.
SefauntmatbnrGr wsrbsn ;n ben tiu9itn
Yrcfn cn9rtdt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
SaDr9an9 "a.
2aufcnbc H$ fG.
sScrtDopuc8
2ic9enDc5 GigcntDum
3'tn1 Rripats2Scrfanf.

Die uuterfdrisbrne il 5u lem Gutib[uG
aefOmmen ibr fhdebarc5 Iic9cncc5 Gi9en.
tbum in Der Staot Gutntaun, priUaiim Sta
rlimlith
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

2CtyH:-o. So1. Cine. ebr,i6sr.
Nutntoun, Suni 26, 1851. nqIm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

SUM &c.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

ven. CT. The box emitted mou moi.
some smell, and the officials were snrc
that some mur,lcrers had taken this
ingenious, method of getting rid oG
the evidence oI their guilt. y large
crow d oI persons was soon gathered n
bout the offending and suspicious case
To look wise, and At the same time hold
their noses. The Coroner considered
the business awhile, and then declined
il III behalf of the city Inspector, one Of
whose ail,, accompanied by the health
Wardcns, soon approached the mySic-
rious package. The box was with con.
siderable difficulty opened, when such
another ;in,ll came torll, rs would have
delighted the nose .! Li,malago, When
ec gave that singular lecture at Bath
For awhile the indomitable officials
scarcely dared TO approach. bat sum
IN ming courage and cologne, they did
50 after awhile. and found wonderful
To rela,c-no, the bodies, but several
broken bottles of the hndra,c of am.
monia.-N. T. Eteni"y Post.
PATRIOTISM. y Ioukcc gcn,lc-
mar, conveying a british friend a.
round, to view the different objects
of attraction in the vicinity Of Bos
ton, brou.h, him to Bunker llili. -
They stood lookin. at the splendid
shaft, when the Yankee said, THAT
is the Place where Warren fell
All" replied the EnSlisman, evident
| " not posted up in local historical
matters 'Dil it hurt him much :?
The native looked at him, with til,
expression Of fourteen Fourth of Ju
! lys in lis counteuancc, Hurt him =.
said he, nc was AUed, sir 'Ah
he was, ca 2 SAID the stranger, stjl
cycling the monument, and conpu
tins it, height, in his own mind. lay
cr by layer well, ! should tn nix h
would have been, to fail 50 far tn,
native tore his hair but it gave him
good opportunity to enlarge upon TIT
glorious events connected with th
! uill and the benefits ,hcrcirom flow
inn for our somewhat extensive coun
try, aud sJon talked llim3clfint ZOO,
humor.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

How 70 DO II, There Is gooI
sound sense IN the following advice to
Young men and women, who arc think
mg Of matri,nony. it il from an ar.
tlclc by grant Thorlburn, in the last
number Of the Home Jouyna}.
There is nothing to be gained in
dangling for tHclyc mouth after a
sensible woman, talking unmcauing
stuff-words without wisdom. Tel
her your wish like Il nun, and 10.
like a hlubbcrinS school boy. She
will never tritl1 with your affections,
and iFtlcrc are three Grains of com.
mon sense i'll your mpcklo carcas,,
she Will be Your own before a IN nth
has passed. Sec the history Of Re
bccca, III Genesis, 2,ih chapter, 21tlr
verse : When AJraham's scryau.
had concluded the preliminary con
tract with Mrs. I.ajan, on the TART og
her daughter, to become the wife Of
Isaac, the old man was anxious 10 get
I nome u SHOW hli master the bouny
lass he lad brought him, but he was
urged to remain few days, to yecrui.
himself AM his cAmcl.. lie pc-siainy,
1t was finally referred to the daughter
We viii callthc dauscl, and enquire
at her mouth, sai'l the mother. Whcr.
Rctccca appeared, her lnothcr asked
'Wlli thou - with this man Re,
becca replied j viii go.'
There WAS noble girl for you. No
tear siarlin3 from her black eyes, no
! Whining nor sinpc,lng make believe,
nor mock .modes'y, but what her heart
wished, her lips uttered. Like an ilo,,-
ct maiden, she replied, i will 20. Now
yohnt ladies, 20 yc and do likewise. --
when Tie man whom you prefer before
nj! others in the world, says win you
90 with me" answer, 4 will go
By l!Ie bye, ladies when you wi,l, t,
read true, simple and un,ophisca,c,
love story, ju,. read over tho twenty,
fourth chapter ol Genesis.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10
srlut A.isrrllnu1.
A TOUCHING INCIDENT.

A corresp ondcnt OF the New York
Mirror, writing from Liverpool, mar
rates "A touching incident that happened
on the voyage Of one Of our best pack
e. ships, so we'll told and so charac,cris-
,ic Of the noble. hearted sca-cap'ain.'hat
we copy i, entire -
A little girl was returning 10 Eng
land in charge Of the captain. She
was the only female ON board, aud by
her sweet simplicity had won 'hc low.
Of tho noble captain aud his passcn-
gers. The poor child was very, very
sick nearly all the way, and became re-
tluccd in strength. One dreary night,
the fancy struck her tha, soda water
would be refreshing, and it was given
her pc rhaps TOO freely. Spasms Of the
stomach almost Immediately cnsned,
and before the morning came, the little
sufferer had passed away TO a better
world mourning most of all that no
mothers gentle hand would close her
eyes in their last sleep, nor mother:
prayer Ga Mothers rIArERD Hngcr
last upon her dcafcning ear.
But the great s,alwort Captain had
almost mothers beast. He whose
voice could Le heard high up aloft,
when the tempest ragged in its fury, hat
tones Of gcn,lcness and love for III,
poor dying child; an! though he scarce
knew the meaning Of the word fear
tears fell like rain drops from his eyes
upon the wasted face of the little corpse
Beautiful, beautiful, most beautiful
though full Of gloom--was the seem
presented in that cabin on that wild win
ter's night. With exquisite delicacy ant
almost sacred tenderness was the chil'
Laird out and preserved. But another
iryin, time for the captain was yet t.
come, for he knew that the mothc
would hasten to the dock gates to NEE
her child the moment the ships arriva
was telesraphcd. And size did. Th
captain saw her in an instant, and a
soon as the ship got near enough to c''
able her voice to be heard, she could nc
longer restrain herself, but cried OF
in etremulous accents sis Mary o
board z"
The poor captain scarce knew wh'
to say, but requested the mother to e
10 his hotel and he would soon be wit
her. dare not attempt descriptio
Of the subsequent scenes Of this simp
though sad drama. Suffice it to sa.
that when Thomas B. Crorper gees
his last account, of this touching inc
dent it will surely be said--lnasmuc
Us ye did it to the least of these my j
lie ones, yc did ii unto Mr.
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uuNGARIANs AND POLEs.-By the
last arrival from England ii is announc,
ed that large body OF Hungarian, and
Polish refugees from the late siru.gle
in Hungary. had arrived in IivcwD DOL,
bound for America, but on their arrival
from Tarkey they were met by a dcpu-
ta,ion from the London democratic com
mittee, who have induced lhcm to re-
main in England, in order, * they say
to be at hand in ease their aid should
be required TO assist the democratic
cause in either France or hungary
The English government have So far
paid for the board, lodging and olLel
requisites OF these men, and, in aidi-
ton offer eight pounds to every mar
who will 90 TO America. a few Of tho
lIungarians have accepted the oiler, bu
the Poles all refuse. Tle local macis
,rates and the mayor Of Liverpool have
had several Interviews with them Il
persuade them 10 cmigrate. Public
meetings have been held to raise sub
scrip,ions for them, and it is propose
to have an amateur performance in ,l
Theatre Royal for their benefit. The.
are (said to be fine body Of men, an
their quiet and orderly conduct in Liy
erpool has, j, is also said, shed a lustr
upon their case, and made an nnEres,
ION in their favor which vii! not 500
be forgotten.
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---------'lcvMli AMI pure,
S"'"r, -tcaaia.t. aud drnmur

Il IN" one IF this fashion last week
Her sorrows had served only 10 so,ic.p
her charms, as age mcllow4 picture.
Her brilliant eyes, wIlirl, have Oft
time seen dance with joy, had lost nono
of their power. but they were more sub
ducd--lhey seemed to be looking be-
yond the grave, longing to join her licyc
lord in one eternal bliss of Wooded love.
when your rood husband died. said
J, earth lost n bright ornament, bur
Heaven gained saint. A tear of
sorrow stood IN the widows eye, but "A
slcam Of religion, hope and rc.igna
ilon melted it away. Il need not ttll
you continued !, that search the wild.
world, you cannot find his fellow you
already know that full we'll
The fair bcrcavcd one cluichcd nv
hand convulsivcly. had touched the
right chord-na'urc burl iorth-a very
torrent OF tears Gushcd from her eyes
like unto an earthquake hcavcJ her
brcaSt---cven the counterfeit PRESENT.
mcnt Of Ninbc upon her cameo seem
, ed 10 catch the soft inicc ion,' and rain
alabaslcr tears, and in sweet and Lrok
en- accents the bcauiiiiul mourncr thus
sobbcd out--I' II bet | do
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say .hc though, hard OF ~ for doing ii.
bot shr had'u' ought to, II she'd eo,-
Sid.rcl u minute.
Ikc said no moro. but w,ni out and
cut down the supposed suicide. with u
serious manner, and bur led her bcncailc
he, gallows. deep down among the roots
of the old tree, and sho never came
back
The old aly told the story to tho
minister. and Ike ,ouch ed for 4, hS,
the good man shook his head incrrdu-
iouNiy at the idea Of the suiciac. md
looked at the boy. lie very evidently
understood lao" the "a, WAS dropp,d
t1rpei Dag.
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to live in ono room. and have a bed
in the very place where they sleep
how | hope they may be comtcr;a-
bic this clustering night. This must
bc the noxious STORM continued she,
"whcn ihc sun crosses the Ponob.
scot" She donncd her spccks, and
sat dowu to consult Dudley LeaSit,
about the fact, and she found she was
right while the wind howlcl around
the house most Jmally.- Pathfnd
or.
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wus full as lone fo,'arl one balanced
t'olher. SOS he couldn't limp. One eye
hal been knock't out, in the fight, but;
the hcnd.tal kivercd that msfori'n.-
Brusld i'm down kcrtuily, and put on
the shiney harness. L,d linn down the
street. and met an old gent in search Of
n spirited, beast. Asked me cG | want
ed TO sell. No Sir" 'Woi'll You take
for 'im;' 'ils's high s'runs sea !. No
matter scz hc, Il want II good 'un.--
Ism, he 'ansomc 2 seq |. lie is. woi'S
he wu,h = i never warrants hosscs.
scz I. 'Ef you WANT m. jest as he is =
you're coed Judge "'hosses. do doubt
seq !. Wal. am seq he. Very
well, then. YOU may hev'm for two hun.
drcd dollars seq |.
The old gent pcolcy into his mouth
and s,rokcd his neck, looked very know
in and replied,
Ill give you Il hundred and fifty
Split the difference, SCI l.
Done. scz he.
'The hoss Is your'n, seq ]
Gle give me the money. took the an
imal, an that 5 the last I've hccrn o
him or that hoss'
Possible = exclaimed his friend.
'Yaas. Under all the suckumstancc+
l thort it warlt hest to keep the beast,
you see, so ! let him 90.
Where are you going now, asked
his friend.
To York
When do you return?
Not at present. said Scllum, silly
and | reckon he wont
Dro,ri1o Po0u CbmDuniou.
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4 llIr.--in "yc olJlcn tymes" the
meeting houses were fitted with two
galleries. one for each sex. A min-
lstcr at Ncwbury was interrupted o,.o
Sunday III his sermon by talking
lie stopped short III his discourse,
and remarked that he wished that
talking would cease in the gallery,
directing his eye at the same t;mc to
the womcn's fidc-whcreupon a ven.
cradle spin3tcr arose aud said that IL
was not i'll ihcil gallery, but on the
men $ side. IL IN slmi of it, then"
replied the rarson, "lor then it will
be likely - stop the sooner