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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
Nufre9enbe unb iptOti9e
III eutuke etfett!

Der 9rcfs anail in SrcrlSrsldln III CT 9fos
III erplcotu? Si elmer ptn ben Footballs (Sugt0Ucn)
u0tboem CT lcpttl bum9irclt uno hin uno btr apcr:
fen ourb ons eihrti oGs &ctt5 tbtr bic tpcbf,ii
len cStter I'M pcb,fiiltn 8oar9doitcbr pcu lSeiomer
unp Sreimi0. @nttlb Ut er 3tr6rohSn un0 erpto:
crL Uslbts etn 9rcfen SnotI ptrratbtt, w;pcn Eets
lGotbe in Den 3tttunaGn ociprcbIn rpurbs. gs mar
,,cn Sitr pas mir IN unItrm Advertisement ltsten
osrtf bSribtetsf,, inom ror IO9tCn, Rap Der Football
nur lpeni9 9unrCs prn, Oit niCbs as ptcrtrns Cuff
ybumtu9 uno etlSn sntbattt. Nnn iisbt ss otscb am
Nnfano rtn Footballs 9sfanutmotbuu9 - bic srltn
Q8crts Tno ais unmabr srrpSlsu.
@s III nit Footballs Qrabttrri ron fc oiden ctn
NCu Qcrt srbnltsnsn Gtttern pie nit Dem Seufd alS
CT bns Sthusn Ibcr-,St@ G5etriitb uno peni9 Q3cts
e." Football nobm Gin hurtes GeIibt an ais or in
tncr lnjet1c betanntmatbs, bab CT SIS 6cgSbcaos s
Nucttsans GlCtafTGs auf ,Sano babs: 8Sin @unrsr
oOG bic Gplcfcn ottono! IoS ii Die lntuabrbst by
Wholesale 9co9t Sb Football, tebtte eein an9Cr
fht nit sinsm Sblslsr, t5 itns 3ttun9cn ptrtronut
uno 3trrilTtn ftno
6+Rcumt, btct5 G5rcT uno 6tIiu, SUM uno ut,
nab oSm wrbftiltn 8aar0Glb Stcbr ron .9iSPiOuer
uuo SSrcinio. 6tsr miro ftin 6umtu9 9spislt, icn:
ptrn Sitter no I'M lttsrftu'It bier uno lcItn mNTsn
uno pcrbCn pcbftitSr psrtauft ptrrcn ais in ir0tno
siRtm anosrn gtotINmsnt tnuubolb fttm 9auntiss.
8rnlmt, mir ncbmcn I'M Nu5taui;b ftr Sitter alle
Nrttn Sanecsprpomfte an, pcfdr mir itt5 biz bGJbs
ln WartprtiiI be;obttn. 9Eir ubln NGsn gu asfaQiu
uno 3Ii9ln Cub 9crue otI unfre Sitter rmlrnlt. QEr
pclItn nbt nit ,,ora frtunttthSn Strbrttprn" prob:
ten-tpir toltn cis Qul fitr fb kibt uytbGjtu. uus
Gtr SJ1tttc III: ,,gGir mtbtn pt ocfaUsn n
aic tcmmt uno ibr U:rrct fnren S0B QS cjensr uuo
Sr:ni0 munotrtar mchlflit prtaufin uno mmSr sincn
0rtetu Scd pen ollTb0no @Utrn ouf oauo battin, ais
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
0mtcS SamDOlS
III Oerfailfcn.

Ser llnterG6risbene, wobnboft in Glib
wbeitbau Saunfdip. Gsbo @auntp, mobt
Dem publifum bisrmit bic Qn6ei9c, eoB er
ae9cnwdrti9 auf Sanc BAT, Elm 9rOber Scr-
ratb uorsu9IibsS Saubpl;, in allen Sin
I6ten gut 9seienet Sum Sou Don S6euern,
StdQcn uno anoern Gisbduocn, incem es
Ibon unc 9uace iit.-SaiIeIbe Iicst un9e-
fdbr cine 8iertsl MeiIe Don Der Scrconer
Rcformrtcu STRIDE. lSer fol6eS Scls
brau6t, Ipate balo anrufsn, inccm cS fOn(l
Su anern 3,peden benuet wtro.
0enrp 8utD, il.
SuIi p. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
Sn9ascrrcotnpei,.
S5enjdmtl, SDt1ntou

mo6t ben @inwObnern Gurntaun5 uno
Dem 9ubIifum uberbanpt ahtunasUou bic
QnSei9s, ba5 er Die 6rn. 8arealon uno
6ope, uber S. Bsi6ner'5 Stcbr, au5aefauft
bat, uno iib nun 9dn5IiCb Der Daguerrean.
Stunit wicmen wirc. @r III nidt mebr nit
8. Geb in 8eIadft5perbincuna fcnoern be-
trsibt ciele5 8efhdft auf atIenige 8cdnuno.
Snoem er osrUeItete in Der 9aquerreanfun(t
in ricler Stact 1T, uno Gins Der aQerbsiten
Snitrumenten bat, uno nit al cen neuern
&erbsferun9en opsrirt, in sr i'm Stance in
ieoer BsSiebuna ale SCIbenab polIfCmme.
ner 3ufrieeenebit Su bseiensn weI6e wiA'
.1ten
Gin fprrcftcs NprtrGt
Su tabsu. @r III isobeu pOn pbilacslpbia
Suriidosbrt nit einem au5srwdbltsn StOd
Don Cafes uno MecaliCn5, uno Iaoet bier.
nit Die Samsn uuo Serrsn i'm at9emsinsu
gum 8eluCbe ein, I'm feline Sicer uno @aa'
rem in Nu9enibsin 81 nsbmeu.
~ Sniirufticn in Ger &unf wiro er:
tbeiIt uno beitdnci9 Elm Stof an @itp-
preifcn gum Sufauf ouf Sano 9sbaIten.
&er9elIet csu Srt nibt. I'm Sbo:
mas Bcicner's Stcbr i'm 6weitsn Stp6'
werf.
Quentaun. Seb. 10. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
NQ6rt6t

ii bicrmit ae9cben ca6 mir Srn B Iliam
9 do Il, Don oicler Stact, 9cb6ri9 autbori'
iirt, ooer Su etnem Q9enten an9etelIt babsn,
um fur unS Sabad ,u petfaufen.
9Ubn s. 9fnbc uno 26bnc.
Suli Is, 1852. sim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
Sfebmt beicncerc Sbarbt.
22eiet
Gin traftisss ertsn ccsr frGb,siti9er Set!
GinfeIin iibr SeIbfsrbaltun9.
9Inr 2S Scnts

Disits Fut6u Il, osuibrr uno en9lbsr Spradbs Str'
SFruuidb;e id, III nit ntstlchen 8dCbrun9n tter bic
Sbmddbcu uuo Srantbeltsn nSs 3M9un9shltIms &c:
fiQt. DofdbC rihtct ildb on rie Su9rno, MannbGit
unb ras pcrsddriteue aIter, on alls. une lcts ptn
aGsn octclsu psroeu. Der msrtbpclIs Rotb uno bic
sinorinalibu @aruun9cu pelfs ss srtbstlt, rplroen
Sabre 6es Gnoes uno per econ psrbdtSn une abrlttb
Tnusnbs ron eebcn reen. 9ttrrn ipcreen coraus or:
sal,rtu, rpis fs cas- 8erpGten ibrCr Stne9 pSrbdkn
fSnfnt.
fsGaea 3uItntune Stn 25 Gents, sinsfbtciItn In Ct:
M, al Dr. aiufdu, Scrctpet: :Gde eCr 3tsn uno llnr
ion etroes, Spdbsu Spruee uno pine, philadelphia.
abordkrtsu Brief tpiro lcfcrt uuttr lnhlaa nit in
asbsnSer pcft bic 5uenoun9 sues 8ufss erfc!9en.
luspdrtiae tSnncn fit in prrtefreitn Srisfsn an
Or. eufeln rpenpen uno 80 pauie 9cbeitt tcsrotr'.
Wodsts pou gRsei,iun. anpcihnssn etc. rpsroen ouf
Baarsabfins piseaupt, 9s9cn Sdacsn cosr g'tu9'er
srpbl psrr0brt
4uhbantssr, 5stsHeSassntsn, aranrr unO anore
svsrbsn u pen risctrtisa prsiltp nit rsi9Hn sSffte
p5iaeslpbia, suli %, 1850, pql9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
Stptt'6 2HOtDz Sel
CCCr
eSdm.ilicn 2iniment,

qSBUibtICU= N1IIIitTCNEI
sin friftiQe5 Mittel fur tie fdnctIc 6ci(un9
BON Hbeumatsmu5, Serrenfun9, Guet
fhun0sn, Rcpfreb, 3oGHmeb, Shme'
5cn in SGite Uoer Rufsn, 9 tbmdbe in
Getenfen uno Wu5fetn, St5oetlunQcn,
uno oue SGus wetde Elm @itlel Sur Gin.
eerun9 uno 8etebuno beCurfen. 2tud ii
e5 cine Iihsre &ur fur Iarrb6d, Rrampf
uno &pllf in ben meiiten SdQen, uno
belt Oosr miloert Qfitma uno 8rondp
tie, menn fo!be5 i'm Grreib ir9cno sjnsr
WebBin 1T.
CEFPauwnuno 4fr0t @j9nsr EoGtn Stth'5 RcttG(
9tbfaus sstroutt uno fdnosn es Gin und6lrrcffIhts
9Vtttt 0totu RcNunacn, 8crrtrtunNtu, 0uGtitur0In,
Spotb, ros 2trt Gjtbrult uuo olIe Iculti9s Shdoeu
ctflr ncrhYclIen 3bitrt, no Gin Gturtlbun9smittel
auQlrontr ptrrsr fam.
StttT StttSt miro NtsrcittS turcb cnta eroftidgn
Gbslliten In0 G5raHuirn cs5 Ybl!aoGlpba Grue3iuns
Ger Ybaanae, unG CT 9loabt hag IN alien Siusr, in
oErGu Is a5 Gin gltd or9tra6.n miro, talItLts nab
erW 9etSrt3tn Irpcncpu9a au9tm3nt 9lbtn
Diro. G5tit Gins ye9ctate 3utIriluna con rurblins
ala oleibcr 8ro unp oct9t ron alien rG9tn uno bSrGn
Rriuttrtbtiler ptbeS nit en6ern 2iunGut5 ncht rlr
Saa III. aajr tGnuta rirtg 3su9n7t can 3t!aHacr,
otrr;n ur6 Tatnsu cSr b3htsn $Spttm0iGIat suttjIs
rc rvtths tiIe S9etiJn in ibra s9cnsr 5ant!sr &C.
traubtn uno fl trFiuei9 Nursrn anyatbcr obsr mir
taltln ss fir unrStbg, Gem &cts pttr 8t9lup 3tu9s
n't aus rCr Strne vcr3ule9Iu.
Tcratura oaurltsfrmtn in oGtba Gount9 fIno ais
a9GutIn fir sten's &ctb$I an9ittgt:
gutb uuo SrsrIsr, Qusntaun.
SatOb SatobD, Centre Bauep.
8. s.. gS. @u9eIman, Saucon Sauep.
SaIomcn Srsp, @Oopersbur9.
Sbomas Gn9sIman, 90.
Same5 9afeD, Gatafauqua.
Sencni Sdtes, Nsuport.
Sdccb s.. Grbman @maus.
Scbn u. S6au, SrerIer5tauu.
Sttrler unp @siIer, Niebermacun9ie.
Sufb uno @taoer, Sbermacuuge.
Ssicsnrsib uno Eue, Gugtauu.
s. e. Me@urcp, &eapiu9.
GUliu tsrstst pcn s. CO. Scott uno @ru Der,
05 8onrclpb StroGt. pbilarcpha rpGItbt alIs @ttS'
hnNSn fit cbias OlGejn nit aufmSrtauttp prompt tE:
btlcr9tn pcroer.
NVat 20, 1852. nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
2GbieS' 0rc6 : @iiter,

ais fbworJe. blauIhwarbe, eCIorirtc pIdine
uno ft9urirte DrsBfeice f9urirte Bare
9cs, f6warSe uno fanep 8orc9e SrIain5,
Mrus Sdains, UIpoeeos, Gawn5, feline
@in9bams, wsiBsr SadOnet unc @ombrtt,
Shlmpfe, Sancf6ube, 8dneer, sdce,
Gb1inas, Il, {. ~,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04

Gtottirt rcr Is SobrGn eurh Or. 8tntttn, rcreutfa
litbes Gds rer Dritttu rno lnicu Strofcn, ppis
lbsu Spruts uuo ginr SraFcn, YbtOerlpbio.
1'htjrbn Sabre ron ous9ccthnttr uro ununtCr'
brchsusr Yraris in YbilootIpbja, batcn Or. 8jntdin
gum Srfobrsntru uno srfrl9rchtrn ar;r ouf nab une
rptit in bcr Vsboutun9 olItr 9cbcimrn 8rontbtittu
asnotbt. Ysrcncn pSDs brhaEt flno nit G'CftIpdrEn
auf btm 9Srptr, pals cecr 8Ginen, 1cpfs uno 6ncs
tbcn:kbmsr,, GNtrnlrjot 8bcumotfn, @ercn9Uuu9tn.
G5rSp, 8rantbrittn Biz non iu9CutIjbtn lntScnusus
britsu eocr unrrintm gtut bGrrdbrrn, pcrurb rir
Gcnltimtcn cuttrGfttt muret, psresn aIIs nit grfc9
btbaneelt
gRer fb ecr 8stoubmr9 pcn Or. 6irtdin uutcr:
aisbt, fam Fb nit rtlilSim 3urouSu ouf fne @brs
als gNann uuo oui sns GrfbidIihsSit ots NrH Nr-
taIsu.
Sfcbmt beionoerc Sbacbt.
Sunac gNGnnsr tjs ftb burdb Gins qt,pjft UttI Sc:
tptbubtit bic oft rurb ihebtt SehuItoma en- 9tcrnt
tpirc ecfhaeCt babtu,-oCrtn Scl9cu rGbtIb, fcltit
i'm Stiafs, enpfuubCn pcbsu uno fir etit uno Self
,Hoablib Iinc.-leltiu unptrjd9leb Qnipruh MAIDEN.
Ghnibs uno trnitituticnsUs DCtjIitit &trluit rcn
nustutSfr Gnsrisc, pbrffhs SlotistC uno aI9cmSinc
0lieosrosoridtbeit Rsitorttit uno ollie nCrpSf Nttcs
usu, lInprooulisit ecbsrtrdsbCit uno Cos 8rautbst
bic iraenbps nit elmer llnrronuns Der 3su9uuQsfunt:
ticusn psrtunbsn fnp, peresn 9sbct unp crIt 9r +
fospCr berodteIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
9erf6ert!' 9er(l6ert!
9ic Staats 9r8enicitt9c
SeuerperfrDe Qf0oft,
9arrisbmrA, IA.
8. .. &utDerfOro, YreiitGnt.
u. s. 9illett, Sefretdr.

3pcE1,Sffier, 145 GbcsnultroFc YbitONdpba:--
9tustt uno @c99lbaG, GEncroI;a9entrn.
Siefe @sfeuf6aft perfdcrt fein anccrcS
ais h6res @ieentbum, uno nur Su einem
tlsinen 8elauf auf irssnb Elm 9ebduoe.
Dren 8Hli6runssn lno fcmit 70 Jerlfreut,
oas fein fbwerer 8erlu(t (tattfinccn Fam.
capital 100000 Sbaler.
"Sofepb eeOnarb it Qeent fur
Quentaun uno eeba @auntD. QmtSltube
tei e. 8. MObr, Glq, in Qacntaun.
Mdrj 4, 1852. No
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
~ 7Siicfct GicrDcrI
Sfen unp 8lctbfbmiepcrei ill III
lent1llr,.

I|3ss:4Ri msinsn Die 2(nSe9e su ma
~ .il.SialS S den, boB CT focbeg Won
-4 z..5.!.ss s.,.4. .. abt ben qroBen StdCten iu-
<ssatss=zzzszsa T. rid9Cfebrt iif mCfeItlt er
einen 9rO6en SOrrotb oucrIei $ool3 nno
&pblcn Scfcn ein0sIe9t BAT. meI6e er
befdnoig gum SsrFouf auf 6ano bat unb
Dem Yubltum an febr bili9cn Qreiien an
tietct. Sein Stcd, Der unilbrrtrefflitb III,
tefCbt gum SbeiI aus fCL9enecn Urtsn Ser
fen:
Neuelfe @cte Sclb unb &Oblen SCfen
Sefen fir Qdrlor6 ooer @eIbdfi5bduier
aus 9tobrbIsb uno Gi1en; Sintp Gata-
tor Scfsn, cine Qrt Sefen Die oielsn anoern
uorseSc9en wsroen, neil oieielbe cine quite
Siee petbreitsn NIT ,psni9 8rennfoff !;
Sonobor Sefen isosr Qrt uno @r0Be; cine
neue Qrt &Ch6fen. fur Rcbten oNr SclS
9ri9net, Die Ti6erIih iece 2(rt &ob6fen, bic
le ecm QubIifum onacboten puroen, in een
Shotter Ite0en, uno tie 9sIobt neroen Don
Nuen, Die bieIsIbe in Gebraub babsn, uno
III ubettaupt elm icbr empfebIenswsrtber
Sfen, neil man nit weniq 8rsnnfoff UisIe5
Su 9Itiher 3cit Suriltcn fam. IS III bel
weitsm Der wobIfsilte Sfen 6en man in Ell
ner SamiIie brauben fann. 2(ub BAT er
iberbaupt aue Scrten Sefen, eie man fih
nur eroenfsn fann, meIde CT febr nCblfeiI
anbietst, an feincm otten Stance.
SltCDcrnc GGCbcr.
Gr bat fcin @tatIiBement 70 einaribtet,
cab er ieoer 3cit Sdhsr Dad &anceIn
uno &inntn ouf 8e(fsCun9 uno auf Die
firsefe NnSsise uno auf bic bsfe Beiie ver'
fertt9en wiro. Qut BAT er INNER ouf tOano
uno uerferti0t auf 8cfeuun9, an ben 0ucr'
biai9ltcn prcifen, bIc6ernsS @sfbirr isrsr
Qrt.
SIifarbcjt uno NusbeFerunoen an Ss-
fen, Sibsr, Hinnen, u. +. 10, mUecn auf
Die fur5eife NuSeioe beiUrot.
Santbar fir biSbcr 9enONcne Sobtrei6r I'm
terltheuu9, bcft er cu:b biui9e uno pinft
ltbe Scoenun9, quite Qrbeit uno bulge
preBcn, cine SOrtcduer Su arnieGsn.
S1omo6 .. 9inftu1ery
A9Int firpGnrp WdIIcr,
Sult ~. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
6. g4. NiiricU,
6EnrD SnrCgr,

GltOW Gop. + 1851.
mt'r dctrnudt uuo octc frrubid mctu ScuJnif IN
trTtn c5nnttn. Amrt mcrcr &irScr warcu nit eCm
t1utr eutsu trbIfttt. Sci Gem illnOcYcu mtuprtc
ih lc ARccijtn ant ebe ser huicn ctrcn GrcaCn S;rr
lrrunI bnttuunn CT alma lctbt rpruttr NC5 altcre
S'ne hNttt etn hrfsu hrfticr, dttr cinidc QptttlI
sd 5l0HNt rthT loB rtriClgi ictu Wcideu 6Gt
SiMrn 2Qttih.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04

n~-, 2Me artGn gonNrsprceutC wtrren an tCr
w. tShlttn NorttprGjfn i'm Nustoutb fdr gEoo
rSn onecuCmmCu. om Strbr ces llntErkbtts6Ln'L II
orr oumttcu GtroCr, uablts Sburs u Qti Stdd',
6ctd in IIGntaun.
Grim uno &Gnnin9cr.
Mtmotn, Suti s. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
Nette Glitter ]!

Die ltnttrSeibuctsn bobsu ictten pcn pbitaostrbid
uno Netmcrt erbaltsn, Gin srcFes uuo pinibsnspCr.
thcs afcricment bon
SrHbtabr6s unb Splnmer<@iitern.
Gc taocu eebrr adtun9spc0 ibrs 8unen unb bas
gutltum i'm auacmCiucn Gin, an,uruftn uno ibrCu
ous0cEitbnStCn Stcd "a crOmnircn, pdtbr itbr arcB
uno gut ousgapdbtt 1T uno tbeitwriR aus Sci9tuom
bdtsN;
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-04
2ct0enDe lcGcti
philadelphia
Mcoi;incm $5aus.

Gtottrt ccr Is Sobrc eurb Or. Siuttin, rcrtiurfs,
lid,rs GdS rcr Dritttu uno llnicu StrofCn, ppis
Iebcu Spruts uno Yinc SraFcn, philadelphia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-07

+ the streets. On such occasions all loyal
subjects were required to fall into the train
to testify to the justice and power Of their
Sovereign, who had exterminated his enemy
by shouts and hussas. Now, if Gen. Scott,
is nominated at Baltimore, what triumph
for Seward! What shout of exultation
will burst from his lips, and from the lips Of
all his faithful and hopeful followers! Some
willing mercenaries will be ready, ,fgurative.
ly speaking, to raise aloft upon their pipe
stats the heads of Webster and Fillmore,
and all Northern Union-loving Wings who
have stood by them, and bear them in tri.
umph through the streets amid the shouts
and huzzas of their VICTORIOUS enemies, and
we shall have grand jubilant, exulting glo.
rifcation, to celebrate the. occasion. AS a
loyal Whig party, myself and my Southern
Wing friends will be required to fall AMIGA
bly, into line, and constitute the rear guard
Of Mr.. Stewards column, and give him our
voice to swell the jubilant exultation. Well,
perhaps Iimay try. Laughter. But my.
opinion is, that my utmost effort to shout
will resolve itself into groan of despair.
| cannot do it. will not. Put that down
in your note book "Well, what will you
do!" "Join the Democratic partys"-
daughter. do not think | shall. / do
not know what shall do. But i know |
will do what ! believe to be my duty. My
present impression is, that | shall deem it
more consistent with my pride of character,
to stand aloof from the contest. But il |
thought one mans vote or one mans inAu-
ence were necessary to cast the vote of Ten.
nessee for Pierce and King, my voice and
my vote should be given TO them unhesita.
tingly. And any gentleman who dreams
that any Southern State will cast its vote
for Gen. Scotti in the next presidential cleo
ton, dreams, in my opinion, a dream that
will not be realized"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-07

more than was necessary, was exquisitely
clean, so that it gave charm to poverty
and cast an air of comfort OH all around
A venerable looking old man, who had moi
seemed to notice the entrance of Mr.. D., sal
leaning on his staff, his clothes were clear
and whole, but so patched that you could
scarcely have told which had been the orig.
inal piece.
"'rhis is your father l presume" said Mr.
D. addressing the mistress Of the house.
{" 1t is, sir.
"He seems to be quite aged"
"He is in his eighty.third year; he has
survived all his children except myself"
"You have once seen better days"
al have-n,y. husband was wealthy; but
false friends ruined me-he endorsed notes
to large amount which stripped us Of
nearly all our property, and one misfortune
followed another until we were reduced to
complete poverty. My husband did not
long survive his losses, and two of my chill
dren soon followed him."
Have you any remaining children 2"
"I have one, and he is my only support.
My health is so feeble that cannot do much,
and my father being blind, needs great at.
tention. My son conceals from my know
ledge the amount of his salary, but am
convinced that he sends me nearly all, if not
the whole amount Of it."
"1hen he is not with you?'
No sir. he is clerk for merchant in
Philadelphia. %
"Clerk for merchant in Philadelphia! !
What is your sons namel"
"Henry W"
"Henry W. reiterated Mr.. D., "why
he is my clerk! left him at my house not
fortnight since"
Here followed series Of inquiries, which
evinced an anxiety and solicitude that a mo-
ther alone could feel-to all of which Mr..
D. replied to her perfect satisfaction.
You know our Henry" said the old man,
raising his head from his staff: "Well, sir,
then you know as worthy lad as ever lived.
God will bless him for his goodness to his
old grandfather" he added in a tremulous
voice, while the tears ran down his cheeks.
=" He is a worthy fellow, to be sure" said
Mr.. D. rising and placing we'll filled purse
into the hands of the old man. He is
worthy fellow and shall not want friends"
Z" Noble boy" said he, mentally, as he was
riding alone. ruminating on Ills late interview
=" :. noble boy-he shall not wan: wealth to
enable him to distribute haprincss i,e-
liava hn loves ~ and IL nc doc. ~
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Oh, SING TO ME SOFTLY, MY SISTER,

SlNU III LIE DUE LIZ, m1 o1o3S-Ir
By MRS. R. s. NICHOLS.
- On! sing to me softly, my sister,
- And smile on me, darling, to night,
Form my; soul is encompassed by darkness,
And shut from the kingdom of light!
(. walk in life's valley of shadows,
Where the fountains low murmurs are still,
Where swiftly through gray mist and vapor,
; Are gliding pale phantoms of i'll.
Thy voice, like the clear thread of silver,
That winds through the still grassy lane,
= Shall steal through my hearts silent chambers
And waken their music again.
s Far away from the clouds of the present,
In the Eden Of men,ory's isle,
What visions of. peace and of beauty,
Shall my spirit Of sadness beguile!
Once more will rove with sweet f,ncics,
~ And think the sweet thoughts of child,
II Once more1 will gather Youths roses,
= The faircr because they are wild.
And the light which | know is immortal,
( That shone on young life's dewy hour,
Shall steal from its crystalline portal,
And brighten fair memory's bower.
Then sing to me softly, my sister,
And pour ont thy heart in the strain,
Till | dream that the beautiful voices
Of childhood are singing again.
Sony heart shall grow better and purer,
And strength 10 us both shall be given,
To work out priceless salvation,
And sing with our children in Heaven!
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- vuIt fiyN S:!ai ;tri.'' 'S ..t',,'tt ~
cave Us 20 80 Z. EEns LAID and Try MS Ior-
,une,. he careIessly: observed. .'s's-
Henry about to leaveP said Caroline,
dropping the work she held in her hand
"about to leave us and going to England! r
she added in tone which evinced the deep.
est interest.
"But what il he is, my child :" -,
Nothing, sir, nothing, only | thought we
should be rather lonesome"
"Tell me, Caroline" said Mr.. D. tender
ly embracing her, tell me, do you not love
Henry !? You know wish your happiness
my child. have ever treated you with
kindness, aud you have never until now hid
anything from your father"
w. Neither. will now," she replied, hiding
e w face in his bosom, :" do most sincerely
" EN- him, but do not for worlds tell him
AZ Va, ns for he has never said it was returned" !"
w VI will soon find that out, and without
tellqg him, too" replied the father, leaving
the nom.
hnry," said he as he entered the count
). ing,hore, "you expect to visit the country
! shortly, 10 you not2'
: Yes, Sir, in about month"
"lf it vill not be inconvenient," rejoined
:, lr. d., should like to have you defer it
!, fYeek or .wo longer"
S ! \ It WILDE no inconvenience, sir, and il
.f$A oblige you, will wait with pleasure
d II Sst certainly oblige me, for Caro-.
line married in about five weeks, and
e | wo miss having you attend the
it Ca 10 be married, sill" said Henry
i. starting II by an electric shock" Caro-
limp to bparricd lis it possiblea" :"
d y To L ftpre it is-but what is there won.
d dehul in W."
E. Moth gtsir, only it was rather sudden
le -ather u.ies:. ected-that is ALL"
l.. 1T is raihe. sudden to be sure," replied
/; Mr. D., "bIt | p: an old man, and as the
n. mai of her ehoae is we'll worthy of her,
.e sego use in waiting any longer, and an
IN vel glad you can stay to the wedding"
" cannot stay, sir, indeed cannot" re
III pill Henry, forgetting what he had pre-
~ svidly said.
I'll @ou cannotp rejoined Mr.. D., "wh,
We youaid you would"
"as, sir, but business requires my pre-
q. sencin the country, and must go"
ut "slt you said it would put you to no in
Is, conveence, and that you would wait witt
Ike pleash,"
Of "Cssmand me in anything else, sir, bu
Ct. in thisespect cannot obligc you" sai'
ed Henry ing and walking with rapid stride
all across t floor.
us Poor ;ow! he had thought his passion
ost subdued Aut when he found that Carolin
nix was sooniirrevocably to become another's
%. %. the latent ark burst forth in ali unextin
lb. guished a;e; and he found it in vain t.
,se endeavor tconceal his emotion.
The old hteman regarded him with !:
ce,t look Of earnsness. "Henry," said he, "tel
,as me frankly you'll love my girle'
ful al will be adid with you, sir" replie'
tile Henry, consciouhat his agitation had be
lis. trayed him, chi fortune such as sh
On. merits, and as va, sir, have right to ex
zen pect should tn myself the happiest o
er. men, .l, col could | gaiH@ love" s-.gs, ],
as saThen she is As," cried the delighte,
,it. old man; say nAword about property
ed: my boy true wor better than riches. Z
ng was only trying snry, and ccar0liln
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Il never be married to any other than

will never be married to any other thar
yourself"
The transition from despair to happiness
was great. For moment, Henry remained
silent; but his looks spoke volumes. Al
last. "I will not deceive you sir" said he
am poorer than what you suppose +
have mother and grandfather, who are
81 know it, | know it all, Henry" said
Mr.. D, interrupting him. ri know the rea.
s'n Of your parsimony, as called it, and
honor you for tit is that which first put il
into my head to give you Caroline--she will
be yours, and may God bless you BOTH"
Shortly after this conversation, Henry
ayowed his love to Caroline, and solicited
her hand, and it is needless to say he did not
solicitin vain. Caroline would have defer.
red their union until the ensuing spring, but
her father was inexorable. He supposed be
should have to own to one little deception,
he said, and they would have him shoulder
two; but that was too much, entirely too
much, and he would not endure it; he had
told Henry that she was going to marry in
five weeks, and should not forfeit his word.
But perhaps, added ne, apparently recol.
lecting himself, and turning to Henry, "per-
haps we shall have to defer it after all, for
you have important business in the country
about that time"
"Be mercifuI, SIR" said Henry, smiling,
al did not wish to witness the sacrifice OF
my own happiness"
81 am merciful," replied the old gentle
man, "and for that reason I would not wish
to put you to the Inconvenience of staying.
You said that you would willingly oblige me,
but you could not, indeed you could not"
g. You have once been young sir" said
Henry. :.
al know it, know it." replied he, laugh.
ing heartily, but am afraid that too many
Of US old folks forget it--however if you
can postpone your journey, suppose we
must have wedding"
We have only to add, that the friends of
Henry were sent for, and the nup,ials
solemnizcd at the appointed time.