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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
Exchange Eating House.

%AN@@cS~@0N AS~S1A~So ~@SS~~~
Directly un Il en- Worcester Bank e. POstO1fice.
aNIiE subscribers having become joint propretors and
lie of the above well known Eating House. would
cordy invite the patronage of the citizens of Worcester
aud of The public, ing them that attention
pense shall be wanting render it worthy OF their most
generous support ard appreciation.
Private Tables arranged for The convenience of tran
sient guests good Dining Hall for regular Dinners and
Public occasions and fine private for companies of
Giends and parties
standard dishes and xures of the season. and the whole
will be served up in the most desirable manner
Having secured the services of Mr. VIM. f. ARNOLD,
experienced and sku Cook, united with their per-
supervision and efforts, they have hestancy in
warantng to all guests the grateful entertainment,
and perfect satisfaction.
regular Pastry Department, under he conduct of an
experienced lady, is cted with the establishment
The best of Oysters received fresh daily and prepared in
every variety Of style. Also for sale by The pint quart
and gallon well selected stock Of Fo eign and Bones
their establishment.
ap7-dw3m THURSTON & BENCHLEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
UCTION.

E. r. will sell at Public Auction the above place,
SATURDAY, the 26t inst, lO'clock, A. M number of
Horses new and secondhand Carriages, Wagons, Har
nesses &c-for particulars of which bills day.
Consienmens Of pr opety of the above descriptions for
private and public sales, solicited. ap2l-dlwwlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
Desirable Building Lots at Auction.

Deslra0Ie bnlLdlng Lots at Auction.
y EATON will sell at Public Auction on the premises
H. On SATURDAY, the Goth inst,
at ~ past O'Clock, r NJ, very desirable BUILDING
LOT on Fine street. west of and adjoining Doc Brackets)
about s. by zoe feet, and seven lots Franklin Court IA
few reds east OF the ahove about so by so feet EACH
They will be offered above described larger or
smaller lots to suit purchasers.
These lots within few rods of the Western and os-
ton nnd Worcester Depots ard in the immediate vicinity
many of the heaviest manufacturing and business estab
shments in the city, and oferrae inducements for a profit
able investment, and to those wishing medium price, lots
to occupy.
Sale positive, and terms lib raj
For further information, enquire Of the Auconcer his
Horse and Carriage Mart on Foster ST. ap2l-i6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
Eagle NurSerV,

GRAN STON, Near Fl OvIdence J
H S. & d. MOORE Propsietors, would respectfully
49, nou the citizens of Worcester and vicinity thar
they have taken Cellar UNDER the Agricultural Ware
House of o. Converse opposite City Hail. where they will
offer sale very superior stock Ct Fruit and ornamental
Trees Shrubbery Those wishing Superior Trees
ved to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.-
So very superior stock of Eyergrees init they will
sell low by the hundred or Thousand. tpl4-dl0r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
TlrNs> HORSE AND CARRIAGES HAWSS<
Sn% MART. yS1l1<1Z--

" EATON has opened Repository Foster street,
kI opposite the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot,
for the storage and sale Of Horses Carr ages and Harnesses
and offers for sale number of Horses of different quail
tiles and prices and second hand Chaises, Caryals,
Open and Top Bugges, Farmers Wagons and chase, bug
gy md Wagon Harnesses
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
BROWN sHEETINGs & sHIRTINGs.
Do. BleacHed Sheetings & Shirtings,

BLEACHED DRILLINGS, BROWE Do, DENNIMS
COLORED C-4MBRICS, SELECLAS, IICKINGS,
and all the newest STYLES OF ENGLISH d AMERICAN
PRINTS & Furniture Patches Buraps Crashes, Diapers,
Table Damasks and Covers, Flannel Irish Linens Plaid
Cambrcs, and al kinds of White Goods French, Scotch
and American De LANES, rnted Lawns and 0rgandes,
Silk Thibet Printed and Brocha Shaws in great variety
Broad Cloths Fancy Doeskns and Cassmeres Canvasses,
Paddings Sewing Silks and all kinds of Taors Trimmings
and Furnishing Goods Hosiery, and Gloves, Tafea Rib
bons all colorS and numbers Bonnet Ribbons and varie
ty of Millinery Goods, Straw Bonne Laces, Emhroider
les and all kinds of Fancy Trimming Goods Wool Carpets,
Straw Mattings Painted Floor Cloths &c Feathers, Hair
Threads &c &c ap22 d3wwSt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
Parasnls. Parasols!

HaraS0lS, FaTdS0lS!
ID ECEIVED, this morning, direct IRON one OF the lar
IL, gest manufactures in New York, full and complete
assortment of Parasols, embracing all well
made Parasol at IS cents elegant Partisan style
$500. Ladies', please call and examine them. We will
guarantee to sell them as low as the lowest.
anIg.d,nis3w CITY STORE, 1872 Main ST.
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Black Lace Edgings,
Machinery for Sale.

TWO IRON SLABBERS, 12.inch SCREW CHUCK,
| l0-incl do do with large lot of Mill Cutters, and
other convenient tools with the abbers They have been
little used and first tools. VIII be- sold AT large
discount from cost, having no use for them
apl9dw3w t. +. DIXIE, 2l7 Main st., up STAIRS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
TO MERCHANTS,
Dr. G., No.I -. 4 -.-,-..--.I a..
sEAsNNARLE DRY GOODS.

which they offer at Wholesale reasonable terms
can be obtained from any Jobbng ouse in New York
Boston. One of the partners is in New York Boston all
of the time watching the sales at Auction and buying many
kinds of Goods much less than the of Importation
Having large Retail Trade of their own TO select for
they believe their stock better assorted FOR the wants
eailer than any strictly Jobbng stock in the State.
Constantly hand, at the lowest market prices al ht
popular STYLES of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
For Boys Wear.

~ REEN Cashmerett Plaid Cassimeres, plain silk & Wool
VI Cassimeres, just opened at the live" Very desira
BILE and goods.
apl6-dlw&w3t GEO. p. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
Charcoal.

Corn, Wheat. &c.
NORTHERN CORN; " Western do. Mixed Genesee
IN WHEAT, prime article;
Rye-Backtohsat, Oats, and Shorts,
constantly on hand by BLISS, SUTTON CO,
npl5-dw&e3m No Mechanic st., and Steam Mill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
To Invalids.
Notice.
ONLY 10 IL Cents.
Mystic Cough Mixture.

A excellent remedy for Coughs Colds Hoarseness, ana
IN Pulmonary difficulties generally, just received ana lor
sale, wholesale and RETAIL by l.. T. lAZELl, Druggist
apr4-dwis3W NO. wi NAM slreet'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
FnIINn.

A POCKET BOOK containing small sum of money,
"A which the owner have by calling at 80 Portland
street. and proying property. ap2l-dlwt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23
Scotch Ale,

nery 6ts, quality for suls by the dozen or single
~ bottle by l.. I. LAZELL, Apolhecary,
apls dwis3w No, 2Ol Main -.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23

For Sale, Immediately,
:, I700 loads Loam and 81 feet Picket Fence bv
~ aplo-d6t* o. MARTIN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-23

LIME.
GMITH, HUTCHINSON 81 CO.'S constantly on mana oy
> BLISS. SUTTON Co,
an15-duScarn Mechanic ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
QIu69e;et6nctcS OeutfbcS
" teD : 9DmlOcr,
ciuJ9 ;utcrtitd hurb
SSdndcc tit0 9peDn1dn,

2Bbeltiolr Dru99iltsn,
90. 226 9iCtb Sritte Snaee, philadelphia.
Die crftauulitht 6cifroft uno ole 5ttt unb gRiltb
crru0cnbtn Yctdnbtbcttc ftlrs NIT Rtbt ausgejcitbs
nCtIn &tbrupSrs bat ibm cine Scrubnitbtit rrfbant,
rcimmtr ts 9Cbroutbt purec, wtc rch ttlnem anbsrn
81 Sbtit 9cprrecp it,
S bat cine rirrttt lGrtuu9 ouf Die ptrbounstn uno
Nabrun0snft crjsuatneen Sraone Ger Sbicrt pceurd,
Gin 0rGhrEr 9Cauf rcu GhrIus aus Ger 9apGbuIitbm
Ialt Sutttr btrpcrQctrodt une clltd bic Suantitdt
ccn SNilb uro StttnottriG UNI Gin 9srtutrrbtS p,rs
mtbrt miro. @6 wirb nab itrtn0 miiitnfhahlthtn
Qrnjpilu ;ubrcitG uno MGR YrcfI6cr eNbt9'S GPcrt
i6Sr onimoljlbs Gbtmic atbtom rurblirft pire licb
pcn rem Sbj3in flbt ttrjtn9En.
Gs miro tttnruS aucnpfcttrn in al Ntn 9crpSbnh=.
tbtn Rroutbljt,u Der atfrrer, ess !SprnVirbs no
btr 2 SeDipciur,-oS
ma SIR 9Sfrrbe:
- - 8ei acIbem @ahcr, Sistemper,
0%&S% Srhicu, Sounoer Gertuii ors
psAs=zE=fas, Npprlit5 uno Ger erforeuIiten
Gnrr9ie, Suifen, SerfdItung, Sisbsr. &c.
IDmrucneu Seincn, 9eifern, etc.
n,,-A Sir Siibr.
SNS-EA gEir btIftn idbucli 3rI9nifIt ren bcTsn
LIZ uu(haetortn 98rrbs fit Subt in Sclle
Der III rGnflbtu SuthotnSu GiNtnfhofsn ftr sis @Ts
woneIun9 et5 SpEIftrcts in cine 9rG6Gre Suantitit
rrn NRlhiof ols ecpSbnb crjtu9t piro, ptttbcs ben
Gyltbtdbtn rucn iclthSn guen fbaiit, baG cs fb in
Den pInrCu Surr rcn Qtrcu ttfiuoCn tltt, bic cine
Sub CtAnC G5 ptrnltbrt niht aItn Die SuGrtttdt
otr S)lltb uno res &abms mo 9iurtrs, rneErn es
ptrtlitv audi ctrcu SuottSt. 1utb tic aIt9cntItbe
2tnmnrun9 HititS YuIpu6 mire audb eas &hb rli
! ibncItr ftt
Sn fait ulltn Srantfttn bts 6crrpitbS aIs
9ObIe S6rner, 8oIf 6u5mdn9' pur9lrsH
bCim bci friber QBoiee ceer dlGdttm.
Suttrr, Unwu6S, QYpstitSprtuit, I'm"
fisreu. Si5tcmpcr, etc.
a R.{ssA Sn allen &rantbeitcn Der
l2s s.sisc 9 @w cine, ais 9ef6mourner
SSsrSs sSS,NA' SAILS, 5ulcn, @iirrun9en in
gun9Cn unO 9tber, &c. mirft cS fan mic Gin
@unoer, uno 1T Gin trtffIi6es Sorbru9'
un0smjtteI unc trd9t un9emen pieI gum
| Scttmaher Der Sbweine bel.
Sccermonn rcr siuSn @niub nit bitftm quIr'r
onftiIt, miro iltb talo ron HrIin rcriisthsn e9eni
ibaftcn tttrDugt battu uno ndt mcbr ebnteaildes n
ipclItu.
8tltanris ouf oouo unb gum gtrtauf Fei
I 6ntb, ?DpHug uuo SrcElerr
I'M Sudlcbr sum ,gatrictcn"-btt etIpts Sebnliot u.
&C., Npctbttr in lHcntaun, uno 6ti &auftaittn uno
Drua1iltSn i'm anatmcncr
Tl6ruor q, 1851. nll3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
a@9l 9l9entf6aft fit
Bounty &anb NIB SpiSntcns
SluIoriiCoc.

9a Ger tlnterf6ricbens cine 9cnaue DE.
fanntihoft bat nit ben SOrmcn uno 3cu9
uiGcu mrl6s notbmtnei9 fno Sur @rIan9un9
uCn 8auntDtono, Grtrab8abIunn, riIdfdn'
Oioe 8eSobtun9 uno anpsrr Serwiui9un9cn,
mclcbe fiui9 fciu m69sn all Die SffISiere une
SClootcn oss meriEauifdsn Ntie9e5, bcS
trieeeS Don 1912 uno Der prrfhiccsuen Sn,
oancrfrte9e felt 1890; uno iacem CT chen,
falIs cine ous9coebnte &enutniB Don Der Ga
ae uno SuoIitdt Ger wsaIiben Sdneereien
befet 70 bietst or biCrburb feline 9isnfc
dlIrn ScIhen an, Die QnIpriihe ME uorbe.
faet baben uno 9ute5 uno portbciIbaft 9Cte
aenrS 9aub Su crbattu wunfheu.
Samucl u. S5WN9c6.
Uuentaun, NCv. ID, 1850. nqtv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
Gdfcinle0ut11.

1uf Somfo95 no Sonnto9s bcn II.
uno lS. Mai nihitsn5, foll Der @dltein Der
neuen eemcnfbaftlitbm Sutberitsn uno
Rsformirtcn Stride, betannt unter ccm 9la'
men rGauptrr Stride" wcIhs in 9Icro
wbeitbatl SaunIhip, Seha @auntD 9cbaut
ue,etn IUu, unter ftirIihen @wcmcnien 9e'
Ieot meroen. Mebrere fremoe Yrcoi9er mcr'
Der Der SeirrIidftit tciwrbnen, unc wirc an
iscem Der beiorn 3o9en Sweimal 9epreci0t
pueen. Qus Sreunce Der &eIi9jCn itnr
a6tunssvou ein9cIaecn bcijumcbnen.
GS 1T iircn9 untcrio9t 9sillt9e Sctranft
auf rcm @runo Su pcrjoYfen.
Qorcn E0bIer, SObn @rcmau,
Sobu Srumbaucr. Smon SsmmerCr.
8aumeiiern.
SRat, |. nQ3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
OeIDlftein Oeanufaftur
in 6 q It o II.
S0r1ueI 9lbomS

Wadt Muqern uno Qnoern eraebenIf Be-.
fannt, eo6 er bic MhbIffein- -WanufaFtur
btSbsr betrieben pOn patrif MeIlOn, lber,
nOmmen bat. 0ieleIbe bsfinoet fib
Ju Der Siio:Somfret=S Strabc, bcinabe acs
9enilbrr Sellis' SSaiebinetOn SUfcl.
er II bsrelt, ferti9e 8urrIisine, 9euteltii.
ber, 9elildrauben, Stuf (Plaster of Paris),
Su llefern, oue5 worrantirt BON Der belfen
SuaIltdt gu fetn unc an berabeciesten prei,
fen. SefeIIun9en fur Stcine, 8euteItilder,
oeer tr9eno etna5 in fsinem SADIE nerben
oantbar an9enommen unb pInttib beIcrat.
Salon, Sec. ~, 1880. nqiS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
G 9(9enfi60ft
fiir SountDs2ano uno SptSattu=
2lnfuriiCilc.

Sa elmer Der llntcrfbricbenen Gin Sffiiier
in Der Sr. Staatcn Qrmee mar uno oober
nit ben SOrmeu uno 3cu9ni5en Uertraut 1T,
bic notbmenpia fno jur @rIan9unQ pon
8ountpIono, @rtrabHabIun9, rtltltdnot9e
Scsoblung uno onbere Sermiuiaun9cn, wrl'
DIE fdai9 fen m69cn an Die Sffi6icre uno
Scloaten bes merifanilben 1ric9eS, tes
Rrieoss pOn 1912 uno Ser psrfhiccenen Sn'
ctonerfrir0e felt 1890; uno ca Der ontrre
Der unteridricbmcn cine Ian9idbri9e @r
fabrune mc9cn Sage etc. Der WellIitben Gan
oercien uno cine Setanntfbaft Der SuaIltdi
uno res Gbaraftcr5 eerleIben beiigt 70
bisteu fe berourcb ibre Sieniie allen SOI'
den an, bic Qniprudbe ME pcrbefa9t bateu
uno bic qitnfti9 uuo portbsiIbaft 9eIc9cneS
9anp Su rbaItcu munf6en.
S0eurO Sing,
~. &. Spugmccfcr.
ltuentduu September Z, 1880. nQbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08

Der unteBcidnete mo6t bem 9utIifum
audi bic 2tnSci9e, oab er einen neucn Mietb'
iiou sr6ffret BAT. am oben9enonnten Stanc'
ptae, no or nit 9utcu, fibern pfcroen unb
ususu Subrwsfsn perfeben 1T. g8er pfsr
DC uno 8o9cn sum 2(u6fabren 81 baben
miniAt,i il ein9eIacen Bel ibm onSuipreden,
ccnn er bdlt BON ben pUrju9titbiten pferoen
unb feline prejIs fno duberlt biui9.
~G3 mcrocn aud immer am Sto0c
cc6 unterfbricbenen Yfcrce Qefduft unc per
fault, mopon 9fereeb dnoIa Sboht ncbmen.
9iu6en 0ipDer.
Iuentaun, Qpril "a. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08

Or. 2. y. ScipuicnS's
6 at q y ri lld,
Sic anRerprSeutlitbitr NHeSisiu ser 2SrIt !!
llcttr ypebunprrt uuo fuufiA touleuo SsrfcuCn fnb
pSbrrno pcu lGen pEi abrGu ptn UtrbitbCntn 6rant;
btitln bopurb 9tbdIt mrrrtn gtt bCitt
Strcfulo, &balmasnb
W9mtiue Shpitbc SorInid9G Gribptrc
2(usEbruna Sauttrantbtlttu,
9J2trfurilbt GfTtttt, IrsppIa,
gcbtrbelbUtron, Sttbtripunocn,
&rrtcpfn1 sfailtrluht
Die 8cIt, SitnanurnL
pCrjtrontbtitIn, SrtbiI uuo GtIhndift
OETDaS StGnc an oiIr gIlriJn 1T, roD iis mic bic
Gcnltitlcu pirNet unO tmultr, ouh auf bic StbpGf;
ItGn, wcbubItbl pirtt. GS III bic Ciuj9c 9NCet3tn
bic ucuCs, rentS uuo rIhIltbSs 8Ht Cr;9t uno outb
ric Rncthn Crrcbt &aulneG fno trGtt tbrc platn
Su9tpbtn iu tcjtu9tn.
@rOBe Srhbi0trs- unb Srmmer'McoSin.
Ssee pirfcn ieQts 3rUbiabrs uuo GPatiobrS cine
2rttl paYcn 9ttrou;btn, um GAS SNttm ja rs9urtn
uuo olIs llnrtui9tStn ousutreitrn.
9lebmt @ure &inosr in Qtt.
Cine 3cud rcn g. y. SNvuiinp'S @rtrah ron Sars
fapariUa rtin,9t raS SVtim ctnss StuHEs.
@cfct sic 3cuBuiiie.
0ics in 81 rt;cuotu taf mrin Sinh Won elmer bStn
Srautbct I'M @cliht tcinrcn murhr mcld,c oIlrn St'
muhnndtn mtinCS N1nittSnoritts trnEtH over euro
cine &Cttcl Won Srwncne'6 SdriHpdriua I0njIib Jt'
Dcilt rrrSc. SS SS
ltnicntcmn Sarrttc Go, NnJ Suli 2 1850.
Gics IN 81 tricuocn tdf mir Or. Spwu'cnbS Car,
aYord iCi VtCtcn Sahrru prrtdufru unS ais cine Scr
tcfcu GcEi;jutu tCrudtcn, uNcm icn pi1lc &urcu in
uuirrcr 90tbb0rihOft turdb bieclbe bcpirft WurScn
Sin iuuOrr 9rdur Won biticm Srt 9idnlcuS 2Schltp
NptGrCd, purtc Won Scu Strcitlu, non tCucu Irpr
fc Glunpcu AMI pcm 9iddtu bRttc, tur sen Gjebroud
Ciucr Nsttet GsbCilt. GbpS. &c0b uRb SpBn.
6uRtingtCr, YGi Sui 3, 1850.
sIaG)rid)t.
Ias wutttum miro birburh btnOhribt0t taG
Dr. g. 9. ScprEuo's Saroparila in 2utunit tErElttt
miro untcr ntr0tro ron SOmt6 q. Ghtltrn, Gbtmlit,
NtlItn 9iomc in &Irbiuruu0 nit Dem otS Or. G. ..
SrpnEno iit5 ouf ilbcr 8cttd bIIiursn prp, um St:
tru9 yl prbinbtrn
0t.F3um @utouf tti Srntins uno 9 diam,
I25 GbtsuutroFI, Qhtarttpbia, Gicncral g2hcIraIts
Nointtn fir ptnuhlranitn, Irlpie bci 0jutb, 9Bpung
uuo Srcrlcr unr 2tarrn QB int in nAUtntaun, cins
,ine llnttrnn ntntrn fir pc:hn @auntn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
@GiaS 2yS crts,

2onbnefcru, Sbrei6er, Scrivener,
Watbt ben Ginmobnetn ron 9tta bic IN.
Sei9e, saB er gcfOnnn III iicb ausf6IicBIidb
oen cbiqcn GcfhdftenSu mibmcn. uno er1uht
oabcr ale, Die fetne 3icnfe n6tbis baben,
bel ibm an6urufen. ST tutefnr grhhotitrE
Grfabrun9 in befa9ten @cf6dftcn, unb per.
5hr9t fb, bic pftten berieIbrn phnttIib.
redt, 9cniNcnbaft uuo unparteiifb su srfuI.
len. Seine Office III in Der Samts StraBe,
eini9e &tiren nireIitb pCn Sa9tntuds's
9ohbaus.
q. g. - Sic pflidttn einss 2(fiiqni,s,
Greeutrrs. QcminiilratOrs. IT, w., wsrorn
aud Don ibm tecient unc f6ntu in &idtis'
felt 9Cbraht.
Nou. 81, 1850. nQ6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
G01lIllao1o Grim.
Gurrter tn 9(Qentoun,

Surrter tn 2(Qettallnt
8sSient fi6 oiefer geleaenbeit fsinen Sreun.
ben uno Dem qubIifum ibsrbaupt bic Qns
Sei9e 6u MAIDEN, ba6 er oas @mrier CGeber.
bcreiter) @eibdft oes Srn. Benjamin.
9uemt9 ubernommen bat, uno ba6 er be.
ia9teS 8elbdft nun auf feline alIsiniae Geb'
nun9 an Dem aItsn StanrpIag, in Der Sa.
mi!tonftroBe, 9croes 9e9snibr 9a9enbub's
Wlrtb5baus, iebr aus9eoebnt Su betreiben
9eecnft. Scin Stof, Den er eegcnwdrtis
auf Sono bat, III Elm febr GROCER, uno er 1T
i'm Stanoe eenltIben an BEN rebtsn prei'
fen abSuIoiIeu.
SoDIIeoer! Soblle0er!!
Ssiu Stod SobIIecer 1T Elm bsrrIiter,
uno er miro bsnIeIben an ben biuia(fsn
prsiIcn obfeeeu. - Seine Yrciie IIno ppn
10 bis % Gents.
aaibfelle unb SbcrleSer ppn elfer
ghtc uno ebenfau5 fcbr biaia.
S1iobS.-@r BAT 9leichfals encn BORT.
reffIiben GrtiPcG fponifbe &iobs auf
9ono, Die ii6erIib nirgenowO lbsrtrrffsn
meroen fonnen. Sang biui9.
EDrdn pon porSheIitbr SuaItit bat
er aud ouf 9ano, Den sr an pbilaodpbier
Marftpreilen abfeeen witb. Gr 9eoentt aae
oicIe Nttifd ieccrjeit ouf Sonc Su baIttn, TO
oa6 9icmono s5 psftbIsu fam, weun sr
fur ir9tno einsn bci ibm anruft.
SGute! $3Gutc! SGutc!
Gr bcSobIt INNER bic b6bfen Ntarft.
preifc in Sa0r9elo oesr i'm Qustauf6 fur
@oarcn fir allie Qrten Sdute.
Sur6 phnftIibe 2(bwartun9 feinsr Sc
Ibdfte unp tilIige 9reiie. bcfft er oIS jun.
ger Nnfin9er fcinen SbeiI Der 9uuft oss Qub'
ljtums iid ju5uJieDen, wOfur er iicts rautbar
iein miro.
SSilliam Srim.
QQentaun, Oft II, 1850. nqbS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
gSsiDti9e 9Serls9ass9.
9leue GobinetzSSo Gu6r.

llntsrSeitnete, banorlnb unter DC Sirma
Uon Sic9cr uno 9Gebner, gcln bier.
eureb Nadridt, oa6 Iie nun cine krlicbe
@abinet. Baarcn Stube er6het bo.
ben uno smar in SoofellOw5balle irper 6a.
mittsn StroFe, Der Staot QQentaui allmo
iie or9cnmdrti9 ouf Sanc babeu unimmcr
ju boltcn 9eocnfen,
Gin DDllitGnoi9cs N6crtarrnt
Der porSh9libffen, fb6nfen uno bcih @abi.
nctmaaren, Die ie in oiefer Staot Sin Ser
fouf an9eboten morotn fno-unooa bic
feIbc ale unter ibrer eioensn Qufrt9rmatt
weroen, 70 f6unen uno Wetecn hesrne fur
oereu @hte burasn. Sbr isei9er Sod, cCr
fe immerbin 81 uor9rbbcrn 9ccsnfCi tCltCBt
aus
UQm Qrten SCfas, Gstretdr8, Bureaus,
@orerCbrS, ShoufclfilbIc, Seff 8ltb
nItbrdnfc, @oro, Yisr, Seip, DING uno
Sreatfait Slide, ale 2(rten gttIorcn
unb furS 2tQe5 baS in ibr Sad eiibIi9t
Sicicnisen, Die pa5 Sau5bo 6u l9iuncn
oeocnfen, unS anoere, weroCn mDItbuu
wenn Iie BEL ibucn anrufcu che iison1rc
faufru-auf icccn Sail fcilet e06 5rfcben
! ia nihtS.
9urb CUTE Qrbcit, 9onS tilli0e Qdfe uni
punftltc mo wiai9e 8eoieuun9, soenfcr
| iie Iidb i6rcu lutbeiI Der @unii be5 pJIitumt
SuSuSiebcu, wUfur iie iib iecsr3citIanfbor
Sei9sn werceu. sic bitten oiO up9enei9
ten 3uiprub.
! 1" SIit.Irbeit wiro AUDI Bel i,cn auI
Die ftrscite Qnjei9e uno ju ben Elisfcr
8eoin9un9en perlorot.
5ameS Sie9cr
8rnucis 3. ;Sibner.
!Seember 5, 1850. uobr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
9lllei,tospsa 9Gcaceuttc.

Das CONNER CSblu6) 8iertsl res
9e9enwdrtiaen Sabrs beginnt am Wonta9
ben l2tsn Mai. SOIoenpes it caS Scaro
Der Sebrer:
81. 6. SbanSIer, A. NJ. Yrnfpat
2Ibtrn Gtortcn,
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Z. 6. o. 6. eainlt, GtbUtfettbrer.
9Rrs. 9G 6. Gbanfltr,
S,lrs. 6. Il. encu,
Die anaeItellten 9ebrer fnb Den perfbie.
nrn pfidteu, bic ibrsn refpeftiOcn Steuen
;ufallen, beiosS eurb GrSisbun9 uno Gr'
fabrun9 p6ui9 9ewabfen. Der p.tnctpoI
appellirt nit 3uperliht an Elm peritdnei9eS
YubIifum fir bic llnterfitgun9, meItbc
uUi5weuoi9 III um raS Snlltut in iciner
ieei9eu pOuRdnbi9en Sr9onlatOn Su er'
baIten.
Sie Qeotemir III Elm Srim Snflitut; unb
bob lie INNER Der StoIS ceS @auntps fein
m69e, Dem iie an9eb6rt wiro ieeer6eit unier
rnilIiber @unfb ftin une weecr Wube
mob Soften fOlIen 9efpart werocn, um cS
Der ibm ju Sbeil wsroenoen 9Gnei9tcn Som
nerfbaft phroi9 Su MAIDEN.
1rei 5ufdeIhe 5tORfhGIer, unter oem
alter pon Ia Sabrcn, ftnncn nod in Ger
SumiIie ce6 principals ouf9mpmmtn wcr-
ben.
81. 8.-gS wertcn bdufi9 Unfro9en &C.
ma6t fur bic Qnnobme Don ShlIrrn, mel
de nibt Iefcn f6uucn-fOIde wscen itet8
Urrmei9ert; wenn an9enommen, bait icb
Der QrntipaI nidt perantwortIib fur Elm
bsfrieri9ences 8Oranftreitsn.
Mai |, 1851. na-
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-02-11


what ,hought when Mr.. Fonescue frs
came back here. Ii she must be married
he is the only one 10 the world good eoougl
for her; bur what will the district do wilhou
herP 6
'All can say ssS Job, SIS, that / wish ht
had s,aid al home, and attended 10 his own
busioess; for | am sure she can do more
good here III IN anywhere. and though dc
not expect 10 go to school much more my
self, should feel really bad 10 have the
younger ones subjected 10 Ihe severe treat
ment that embittered our former days, ma
king us brues, instead Of men,
Il really ihink Mr. Fortescue is the only
happy one here, said Bill Larkins, i never
saw him look so smiling in my life, and his
| eye follows Miss Harlow constantly. know
that she wishes he would leave her, and give
her chance to weep--for OH how sad she
eels.
well. Bill said Mike, L rather lhink you
would look happy too, il you were on the
eve of marriage TO such a good and beauli-
ful little woman as Miss Harlow. Wouldn'l
i like TO be ia his place. But she is coming.
She has run away from Forescue'
Annie advanced, and as she gave her par
ting advice, teaIs courseG over their cheeks,
remembered, even 10 the sierner years Of
manhood. With undertaking step they pnr-
sued the virtuous path marked out by her,
atiribuing, and justly, their success and
happiness TO the Influence Of Annie Harlow's
gentle teachings.
She has come! she has comet cried
Henry Harlow 10 his mother, who, with the
children, was seated in the parlor, awaiting
her arrival.
Yes, said little Edith, 'and she has bto't
some one with her? wonder who Il isl
Cordial, indeed was the greeting, and the
happy Edith danced around the room, ex
claiming, Annie VIII never 60 away, again
But IL mightnot be SO. She was TO stay
but llItle while, and then her presence was
10 make glad another home. YET the tears
that shone IN that mothers eye on the bri-
dal eve were not Tears OF sorrow; no. they
were tears OF gratitude aud admiration. She
yielded her beloved child TO Warren For
tescue without pang Tor firm and just was
the belief that hes@as worthy OF her. Not
even the prospect of a separation marred
their happiness. Warren had chosen beau
tiinl home IN the city. close to the spo,
where they bad dwelt 10 the season Of their
early prosperity. lie had purchased aud re
fitted The house, fnrmerly owned by Mr.
Harlow, aud presented ii TO the widow and
her children.
Once in each year they visited the still
loved spot where Anuie had abored, and
where they had first met.
On these occasions, joyful party assem-
bled IN the pleasant grove to greet her, for
still Annie had place in the heaits Of the
people, aud still was she interested 10 their
welfare.
May Lee WAS still favniiie. e"d nitee
v'sted them; and when good Dr.. Green had
finished his labors aud gone Ia his reward,
Mr.. Fouescue gladly fulfilled his promise,
and gave hei home in his happy family.