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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-19

UGodey's Lady's Book for June is
before US. 1t contains its usual good en-
cravings and variety Of prose and poet
ical articles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-19

~The Gas Works are proceeding
finely, and the Company hope TO be
ready to light the place early in July
l, would be well for all those who in
tend to introduce Gas into their houses
or places Il business, TO do 80 lmme-
dia,eIy, as The proprietors intend to
commence the connection from the
main pipes 10 the houses at once and
as they so through street., they will
introduce tie connections into all hou-
ses which are fitted with pipe, hut they
will fit no others which may be furnish.
ed afterwards until the works are com
p!elcd and the Gas is ntroduced.-
Therefore, all those who desire TO be
prepared TO use it NJ the commence
mcDt. mus, have their houses fitted
with pipe without de.ay, or they
viii be compelled TO wait until after
The works are entirely compile
ted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-19
Her
+" MARY ANN T WiLLlAMs.

marx.
" Subscribed and sworn before me,
this 2Sih day of March, 1853.
ALrm D FuLroS, Justice OF the
Peace
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-19

Tue OLD FoREsr RANGER or, Wild
Sports of India. by Major Walter
Campbell, edited by Frank Forester.
New York, Suinger & Townsend,
1853.
There are iurm les in every thing
this work is one OF the luxuries which
make their appearance once or twice in
every generation in the world of liera-
turc. 1t is brimiul Of interest and
excitement - the excitement OF The
| Chase Those who have read Cum
mings' great work Of Five Y ears in
/ the Far Interior e onlh Africa" will
/ thank us for calling their attention 10
this gorgeous volume, which, both IN
interes, and literary execution, is rery
| far superior to that widely read, and in
many respects highy y mcri;orious work.
Rarely have we been so charmed rs we
have been ny the rcci,als OF The OM
Forest Ranger. His exploits in the
! jungles upon the sandy descrt-o on the
banks Of the inland streams, where the
tiger slakes his thi-st ard where the
crocodile prowls Tor prey-his adven.
lures amid tie haunls OF the widest
| dcnizcns of the wild anJ tracklcss
woods his combais with the ferceat
representatives OF the brute world, are
all described with freshness which is
delightful, and Il spiri, which invests
the volume with an irresistible charm.
While perusing It's pages the reader
suddenly finds his entire intellect arous-
ed his blood coursing with energy
freshness, and renewed strength through
his veins, and his whole organization
shaken, as it were, with the ardor the
healthy excitement and nervous vigor
which mark the excited hunter who is
determined to he in at " the DEATH"
The L.ndon Art Journal says Of the
work.
"MaJor Campbell IN Asia, and
Lieutenant Gordon Cumming in Africa
par Mobile frdtruDi-seem TO have been
the sworn enemies OF the brute ruce in
those quarters OF The world, respectively,
and to have pursued their game with
the daring and coolncss essential 10 the
successful issue OF such dangerous
amusement, and with tie Unsuitable
excitement it is likely TO produce. A
book which has rapidly reached third
edition. as this has, is beyond criticism,
for the public has already pu, the stamp
Of approval upon it and the lact is not
10 be marvelled az, for it is fu'l of wild
adventure, and amusing incident, OF
which thousands, who have mo stomach
for the fight like TO hear.'
We take pleasure in announcing this
popular and delightful work, which is
destined to be very widely read. 1t
makes beautiful octave volume, of 400
pages, printed in the most elegant lyle,
on the best paper, and is illustrated with
six very fine Steel Engravngs.
For sale by w. Ii. Peek, 80 Thames
street.
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l)oetieol.
THE LAST GOOD NIGHT.

This pathetic and b autilul poem, from the
pen OF Miss Ellen Grey, originally appeared in
the National Era.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
DOun - SlMs19WO>
&ctn ipi6ti9e Naari6tcn fhtb crBalten. Oils
baS SntrrcFantrlte 9eten mir
SoiiutbS SIcSreie

aonutbS s'pprehe
t9ln ntein Staltrn ltebenpen ungaril6en SclSaten.
Sors,rs o,rSst,r,.I c,. c5rt,f,,rs, ,,,,,c IL ..
r,EmS S,S Ss; %s,t,.,t nsr H,,S ~ w. VIZ
am T,kr ein Tff =, n,sr,, S,o, -,
"rS: Il, ~ ."S, ,"r Nb,;,noS ~ D,," ~ "'sUtI
- - W. W. t"'v SUI "" H"'' o'p'SN'
SVSs nSo,snT ~. X.n',,snt W.. s;. 81. on
h,S, ,;ns, ,cs..nS = s,.t:. e.. sgs; m'". WI. .SW
%"r,,S st1 ~ es tn, H"
i,T3n IN "u' w.. st";" wv g"V. "'sn "s
% cs "S n" s"s Ms'"gn's sS tII"" ~; a,;, 81 Vs
uS i'm omSn untSrts SSotrrIonSS onfcrSSrn ,srS ~ W.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
81 6 It Dr NJ:

9(m 1rrlcBten Dienitas, in GataIauqua, 9r&c
Gamtp, Sannat, gbesntttn peS Geo. 6rieprs
rid, GIq., in ttrrm 63iten GetenSjdbre.
gtm 28itcn 5ebruar, in 0naprnbitttent Shtc
am 0un9cnfe6rr, Srrr OaYtb SIewe 4, ebes
csm bon Gmaus, Ge6a GauntY, I'M 46iten SaBrt
letnr6 Differs.
(@iusrfunNt burh FoilCr SS9tr.J
2tm 4trn Mir;, in 9hrrcrmarrn9ie, SaraG
Gbesattin SUn SUbn S6mricr, I'M &c. SaEre.
9lm 5trn NGrj, in giirpermarmsie, 9lnna @tas
ria, gbe9attin res Dor 5 Satren prltcrtrnen Scbn
9biltp 8utb, im 7Siten 2Ctensjabrc,
(Gin9ciOubt rurcb Yaitcr @c9dtab.)
am t0ten Nlars in 9l(lentaur, gatBan, Gin
SSbnlein reS Srn. Omen Spffman.
9(m 1 item Wdrs in Siipwbcitbaa, 2eanpa, eli,
SS6terlein bon Scbann unO GliIabetb Sprnep, 1
Sabr alt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
q rfcfIfne.


Cine eiltt ctr g,risft petbS bisalm ltetcu Disutaa
9R t9en ouf etm bisfiStu gSftamts titSIn 9stlits
6Sn iiuo:
Stbn Utttisbt Q, sctrmrn 2tlpin., ,Ssnrv urtnau,
2tGcn appte, SNarp 2utr9bt; euoti autbcrbce, SUeS
otnono Stnner, Gecr9c Scne @ gBitiam Seeellaan,
SanuSt @coClulau, Oapio Brarr, pbilip 8earp,
Gflhclas 8cpCr, Clinton Brtnto; Satcb 8utboro.
anbrtru 8ruoer, Sebu Blant, Ssiyliam 8arrisfero
2, tpirom 8rc6lt 2, s! g. 8arnt Caroline Yabmer.
Sclcucu 8coptrj 9raeer uno 0Jruno, Go,paro Gl,s
wtlt, Sanid Deuhcrtn, Ne1rs DtSrpttler, Scuatbon
OSlh, SRttIiom Dttb Sarab DtLbler, Qatrif Dutan:.
Sascb @rnlt, SRarp Gdistt, 3. 9. .. Scuit, ancS
Srses, She's. Stnltcrmad1tr, Scfpb Srepman, SansS
SltrSr, SfabrIIa 9R. Soein9er, 98iniom G5ttter, g
Grcnau, Gaipct @Spd, Stiptr oe6en, IS. 3. ioains,
Srane bentn9cr, Goam 6ttttr, Gbarlts Sarn,an.
Schn Stdtr, 9lr. Scbnfcn, Sritbr. Surotn, SpHak
actI Scuas 8. Slcdb. Scnas 0umrsr, ll,y.' 6T,oug.
9otbarinc 6in9fats, Scnatban ecns, Sebn s. eena,,
Satcb siHoan,ou Schn eitbn, Gnes o. eaRoCs, GbaS,
q. scn9 btnrp ecrolb, Charles sl1ilIsr, G. uno gB
., NcH z, Srteericb WilIsr, Sanlssf 9)ecrer Gbas
ORtre, (92aurtrO Daniel M2i(I, Gbarles sJcrer Of.
Slllst gstlIiam Ners, pctcr 9lepbaro, (Sbrsirer.l
Si9bman Gcrpbaro, Garcne 9selpbarS Sebu Sofrs
9:r 6. 3. 9ube, Gopin 9cbaro, Danic! 8catb.
@oparo 8intcr, Scbn 9laub, Scbn Rcatb, Ga.if
Hratb, Rtbtda Rinttr. sBiIiam Sbartp, sptitr Sb6a
ftr, @scr9e Snnrer. Dapio GbSkr, sclcncu Stedtr
Stl9bran Staiitr, lotnrr Sisstl 2. aorcn Spinnrr.
8. .. Spinntr, gB. 8. Snposr, Sod S5bu.e, Scratr-
Sea9tr, 9sutcn Gmitb, Scbn enpoer, ertcu,cn
Sterntr, .5atcb Sheft, Gbup. 8. Sbinbd, SVaronret
5brrcr, Seauonn Snposr, Sarab ann Gbcrtr, Gtiia
Sbtferltrin, Srpbia Snneer, Nparp Geatrs. SeGpb
Srumbcrs. Si.9bnsau iisberrctb Satcb 0Slttr, Gec.
S3toptr, 6enrp Saclf Dapo gpbcllcr, gPiIiam gntis
ant Scnas 9Sifsr, Scuas g2sacer, Suoitb gBeiaut.
Rar9oret gSiiIcr, 9ecr9e Eaucer, 8esrae G. Tauesr,
Snul 9uHe, @eergs gebt, 9eter gcts,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
@Gr, t6.
g 6 II l<G + d 1T { Il.

Das Gramen Der Sfentli6en S6ulen in glen-
taan tesinnt in tbrtn reipeftiSrn S6ulluben rpis
fplgt
5reitass, mar, t9. MprserS, bic S6uGr Der
MiB Sculf-2teus, bic Der 0db Scfman. .-Sm
gla6mittas bic S6ule bet Rb Samlcn-2tens
bic ter Nie Matbewt--tinp 3tenS Die bsr MiE
Saterader. -Mpntdss, ben 81. Mprsens, bic
S6ule bes Srn. 2ecnarS-g gia6mitta9s bic brs
Sn. Mrs .-Oicnitnss, %. @Rcr9ens, bic bre
Sm. S6lcmmer-y yta6mittdsS, bic beS Sut.
grre. Mttmr6S, %. Mprsens, bic Der Me
Scu,-gta6mttass, bic Ser MB eanbis. .--Drn.
nr1ass, "a. Mcrgens, bic brr WtB @iFpns-
9la6mittass, bic Der WtiB Sittins.
Das Granrn fSn9t an tepen Tag um 9 lltr
RprsrnS, bes Na@mittasS um balls mad Gins.
Das gublifan, ifi sriuGt beiiuucbnea,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
@a6ef= =@eIeQf0aft
1

gta6rtDt.
llle qtrTcnen pctbc @tbraub maden scm SaalTsr
btsitr Gtftufbaft ftr Solnsn;ptds cbcr alf auosrs
NSett, pclIen Sbabt nsbmcp, oa Die Belt ;ur Grusus
erun9 tbrsr srnits, eer etts Sag oss nidJtsH aprI
IT. uno tS Ipro Gruartet baS s bti Dem ilnterjtbnss
ten S9aemGtiter anruftu uuo ibre psrmits aufnsbz
men, bic ourtb cu neeS aGnltnt mituntsr ptraibert
ine. ScldJs Yiricnen Die ibre 9srritS nom 1fen
DIS gum 1Ntn aprh nidt bsribfist bR6en, maiTsn
b nltbt bso9en, psnn uab iCnsr 3stibnsn bas gEals
tr rcrtntbattGn miro.
Die 8caro bsbaltst Iih ods Sttbt Scr, pc eas sEas
Itr rcr msbreu Samittsn aus elmer uno osrc6rn FPS
orant 9ttraudt rirb, uno IN nit pcn allen oaan tSs
tbtttt9ttn Ylrtctcn tt3abt pailbs ju bcnmtH, psnn
lie es fdr gut tefnett uno nesm fr cltJe lsGsrrins
Finite gum bicfcn Sluea btrsr betratbttt petbs eas
@oNtr 9I6rautbcnL plro fs ilb nidt in ibrs Sabs
mittIln.
Gs III cbsnfatls SatrJt scoc6cn an ptrtnen, ,rusIs
bs eas brerNut gSaItr gum Youtn ju btnuetn aeesns
fen, Dap Ic Yirmits babrn mdAtr, sbe fis anfanssn
ootItlbt ju 9tbrau6cn, uno pcnn bisft 8t9s nitbt
ltrsn9 6satbttt miro, ic pire RAP Dcppdts fat pas
SSaiIsr 9srstbnct. -
0I5~Inb barf ret ytumbst Der e5sleulhaft in fsis
mem Sale tcue bperants dufridtsn, rptnu rieienisc
ptricnen bic tbn earum oufprsben, ntbt ;uptr 4ers
mts scn osul Sdiasmeiitsr aus9ncmmcn bd6tn.
auf Ysfbt oct @coro.
G9atlrs Gdert, S6abiReifer.
NRSr, 16; na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
y crbet c tbct:
(Ourh A,ofcr 3,ucr.1

NCu'" tul'Sb OSuNt'J
Dim 22trn Sebutar, Ssrr 5etnri6 NIrbr, mil
Drip Gatbarina SdanB, beipe BON q. @taan9e.
9tm 10ten NGrs Serr !Seinrtd Snrmcr, bon
Sters Dublin, MpntspmerY Co., nit 0tb GtlIero
Sittin9, Spn StrrsSaucpn, ec6a Gaunt9.
(Ourb Yoitcr @r9cIbab)
glm t3ten Mars, Serr Gbpin SicEl, nit Ndf
Natilpa Betberbrlb, beipe spn 9llcntaun.
9tm 14ten Nar;, Srrr MiGacl sBader, nit
MiB g8tlbelmina Sermer, beipe Spn 9IIentaun.
(0urdb Yoitcr Sd9cr.)
9lm 5tm NSr,, 6err Qrtrr gJtllrs, BON 9l0rn
Sip., init Sbcrrlia Willer, Spn Mppre Glp., teips
bon 9lprtbamptcn Gaunts.
2tm 12ten M1r,, Serr 2ttlen Sullirt, nit 0lib
Sarab l5pffman, teibe BON 2tlenta,n.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
Die Sc ef6dfte
9urnpeifz zgSabl.

giaart6t wirb biermit seseten, eae am Srn>
Itag ben 9trt &pril, nG6irns, cine g8abl detalten
perren fpa, dmt Sauie BON Samuel 3tetdb>
let 1T 5erefcte 2aunldip, 9erts Gaunty, fir
BEN Gnb;wef TIM etnen prrlibrnt, @eripalter,
S3aBnlditsr unb anrere nsttige Seamt.t fiir bic
Sr9aniIrun9 brt Serfs unD qeba 9urnpeiI. @e>
Ieal6aft gu erpGblen. 9luf 8rfebG Der
Wdr, i6-na4m. Commissioners.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16

eoutspillt, 8. MGr,.-Gin srpger Sturm.
pine, Der li6 einem Sprnabp gendbrrt, Bat in Der
Sonnta9s 9ta6t bic @a6tarIGaft Ycn Glarts.
oile, 3enne1ee, beimseiu6t lup 5auisr, Shruri,
Stdlie &c. gu Spbeu seri1en. 90 nett mir 9IaG.
ri6ten 9aben, tnb feline Wtenl4en babel unS 6.
ben ettcmnen. Der Sturmipinp mar 70 I6rrd.
liG, bab bic gSess an mnn9en Strllen nit 9efalle.
nrm Spl;e perIperrt parrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16

"Die g8Eesln9 Zines" meltet, paB lid in ber
pprtieen Start Elm 5mr trfnbe, pel6r einen Sub
Ma9en tefbe. 9ln, lesten Santiago aB er, in
6clse elmer gGette, fir $40 gluiten. Dieielte
9erpn Ser3cbrte unldngit, auf cine abnli6e sEstte,
einen Srlthahn ppn Der arGEten WattlIna.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16

8uffalp, 10. MGr,.-@eltcrn 9ttenb frl
Elm 3uiantmenTrb an Der 8pdelter Giisntabn Spr,
pelar iebr betriitte Scl9en tatte. GS traren ~
bis Is 9aiIasiere in benz 9Saesn, wel6e Idmmt.
li4 ntebr pbrr went9er perlest linp. Gin Nlann
Ganens 5Yrrra wurbe rini9e S9ritts peit aus
Dem gBaaen eeidleubert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16

Die @etssebung bon Sireinien bat einen Be-
ldluB pailirt, wprn bic Staaten @larYIanp, Dell
atpare unp gieusSerIeY erludt wrrpen, pas 98rsc'
re6t fiir cine atmplpbSriI6e GiIenbabn sptI4cn
Nprfplt lup gieusgcrt gu be,pili9cn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16

U6err Srep iibereab Dem Stoatss
Senat leste 9o6e cine 8ittfbrift bon
Der Reformirten 8emeinoe In IlIentaun,
bittenb um Qutoritdt, 9eipihes lie9enbes
Gi9entDum III perfotifen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
sc q 6 + / 0 t.

Die Wdt9liebrr Der allentaun GemetarIrs2tiTc.
citation iiito erluft Der jabrli6en @rriammllng
ner aIcctatich bei5upp9nen, rprt6e scbalten iper>
Den mirs am 6dule spn Sol o. Bed dDtel, In
allrntailn, AM Slermpntag, nd6ltcns, um llbr
9fa6mitta9S, 3u ipel6er 3ct unp Srt cine g8abl
fir Seamten fiirs faufenSs Sabr itattfnben pirb.
Wfdr3 16-na2ns 6. pres, Gre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16

Nsu.gort, 9. Wtdr,.-Das S6iT Rprtp
rough Cattle, bon 9tuihalien na9 9pnbpn be
Itimmt. III ant 6. Snuar NIT adt GUnneu Opli
in Gapetrpn eingelaufcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16

GRan frastr ein1 einrn 9lrater In Scr gSiitr, ME
cr pem peiIen sepB Iei, paB Gin 0ptt 1T. ,,auf
pieIelbe sBeile," sab er ,rr 9lntpprt, ,pie d aus
ben int Sanpe atsr,ci6nctn Spurrn crfenne, pb
Gin Nenl6 prrr cin 9birr Urriter 9esan9en III
User fSnntclo lhtinplinnins Iein, pen ct Die Spus
rem Der g8eisbeit unO @amadt iiebct, bic man bsi
iebem Sdrittem Der SBrlt trift, nidt arSSg>
rufen: Gin @rtt 1T pa SUriiter sc9on9en !"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
9Drt WDnnatS.

Gin tcrsdstihss une ptutSuoisss QGcrtsmcnt fort
Mrnnas rttsn trtalttn uno rprbftiIcr ais e u psrs
taufn bet
&ed, 8utb uno Srerler,
Sc. 81 SHelt loanlIltcn Straes, 1alntaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
Ge(fllGt)afts- -llfrein.

Die llnterI9retenen tpinIdn trmit prm pub,
litum anSuSet8cn, eaB lte beuts C9RGr; 1, 1851
cine 0sIealdafts> Serbtnbung grI6lpIIen babet,
fiir bic 8ttrribuns unp 5prt1csun9 her &aufmannsI
0ei9ifte in Der Stabt Setblebent, untrr Der Strna
BON u. S4 OF Re unb Co., an pem bisttrtaei,
@d6ditsplaBe prs 2tugulhs Bplle.
SIR Sprrdtb ptrp tpie 9epEbnNH teitrten III
rtnem au9ehteinen GIertemfnt
Srofenen @loren, @rceerie5, Giienipaas
ren, Nueens!paaren, Stationarp, etc.
DaS publfunt ipir6 bE16a tinselapsn an,,I.
rnfrn unb tbren Stod Glitter ;u brle9en, urn Re
lu iitcr;eu9en pae aaufIultiee ;u ben alrrierris.
ten prriben ptrfrrgt pereen ttnnen.
2(u0uitus 8ol[s,
9iobert .. &rdufe,
s5ame5 .. Wcue.
B@-Dr unter,si6nets, baatbar fiji bic sur,
ietnen 8reunpen unp rem Yubltum i6erbaltpt ibn.
bisber frpeene uuteritiBung, bttct bic itetertra>
9lm9 ttrer tisberisen CUNT an tir ntue }rmu.
9ae biejenisen, ipel6e ibm nod l6ulcie aeblcbrr
linS, perbsn frrtmr6aftli6it erlu6t ibre RldI
ltdnhe talbmbai9if su trri6tiseh.
Au8uitus 0cfte.
Setblepsni, Nfarj l6. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16

SIM Gitp Gdidb Stpbr
if man oeoempdrtio -: ~. Il.
70 fleibio alS in einem sa3 H.:
Dirnfn-gaus. ss:sss..7 -
@lriaumt alc ntbt ;u tcnnrn uno cub pcnis in
iamnlcIn in Der Gttalt non
Sribtin95z 8Itern!
2000 Nrs. ntus Srle Srdbiabr 0clains ;u CT Gts.
Dies if eritauuItb! Cine iaSne DtG0iu DrtG fir
80 Gents
100 Stdts tsits Straps 4rints m Ct Gts.
100 % / 9ttIribtcr S1ustin, iupnfsin, 81
100 90 { iuperfcincr brouncr 6
80 DO 9ieue Smle dbanseotle euitrs l2k
so DO Srdbiabrs 9ars9t es eGtn l24
s9mor$r 2npotta, cine 9rcGs 2tuspabl ~ bis rs gts
Neue Stple OreBz Seibe
10 Sttds fhpar,s DrtFFipe ron rs bis l. 25.
20 10 tban9ratl, f5urlrts unp ptainc StiSc, Srn
rs bis 1.25.
Surnifbin9 g Gter!
20 Stddt 8stt:Sdinas rcn s Dis 25 Gts.
10 DO Surniturs @btd 10 bis l9.
10 20 Siibttbsr w122.
Carpets! /! Carpets!
1000 Uaros neuc StMt CARPETS ron % btS 90.
500 90 Drsiplg Carpets, Ebr mcbtkiL
Sueen5tpaaren an 9roBen Sar9ainS !
100 Sttt ntue Smte S-utcuspooren-giu SbaItr
pcbltcr fir cine SIT pcn 48, ais ir9tuo siu @tats
tjitmcnt iir putaufIu Fam.
200 9laBsSumtttrs ju nut Gents.
Sro3erien.
6cSsbsaNs 0ltrverttans gVctaiTss Ju Gts. bic
Quart.
3 DO Sprrp ND1ttaiIts, GsTtt SuGlitat, 10 Gents.
1000 YfIuo ftiutr IrtiBst 5udtt 8
9littr fiintr sI 10
Sceben erbatten:
200 YfanO ron rtn ttitsn @rttkStrh. ftbr tiris.
Spic9el ! Spiegel
100 Rtus Strt Spic9e ncn l23 bis 500.
mit6dr9tr!-Slun 1T cure 5cit! gstr wcrcsu
feline SQibc partu uln cut Die srSSttn 9ar9dus uue
Die pcblkitiien Gttsr at3uken- Is prcStnt tiGiscr
ots in iratno siucni oueert Gtobtitrcnt. ,,sbnilIs
Sert6uft uuo tSinS Trcft" 1T unltr SJcttc. Sufsi
alic an an Gin Gin Gafb StSbt = bisS III esr Srt
uuo per cinji9t Stt.
@ei6ntr iino Sd9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
9l1nfs 8it6er.

Sine ttr fbSne ausrpabl Stautbdbsr, fccbtn cr
baIttu uns biuis 81 rcstauftu tsi
8ed, @utb unb Srerler,
sc. 81 getf Sauittcu SroPs, autrtaun.
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DerOs nnO anOere Dlanks.

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csrs 0escs, Nlcrtsascs, Sur9mcnt: uno anrers San'
Den, fc pis bcrrlthSs Ytrsancuts uno Dssesgapitr,
lcGben crbalten unb bini9 micoSr ;u rertauftn bct
&ed, 9utb unb Srerler,
SIC. 81 gSslt Soouittcn Strofs, 2tasntdun.
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Jailed to answer his purpose, the disciple
of Coke and Blackstone betook himself
to that oftentimes successful resource
of lawyers-ridicule.
"What did you say your name was %
he inquired, fippantly.
"Folks call me Crazy Pat,' but y
"Crazy Pat, Ell? A very euphroni-
Gus title quite romantic, eh?"
Romantic or not, sur, it wudn't be
bad idea if the Parliament wud give
it to yourself, an lave me to chuse an
other.o
This caused slight laugh in the
court room, and the presiding Judge
peeped over his spectacles at the at
torney, as much as to say.
"You have your match now"
And what did you say your trade
was ?n continued the disconnected bar
rister with all angry look at the wit
ness.
GPm tanner sur"
GA tanner, Ell? And how long do
you think it would take you to tan an
OK hide I"
"Well, sur, since it sames to be very
important fur ye to know, it's myself
thapll jist tell ye-that's intirely owin'
to circumstances, intirely."
"Did you ever tan the hide of an
assw
Gan ass No, sur; but if you'll jist
step down the lahe, arther the Coort, be
JaOers Fll give ye physical demonstra-
tioR that | cud tan the hide of an ass in
the shortest end of three minutes"
"This unexpected reply of the wit
ness, brought forth roars of laughter, in
which the Bench heartily joinedi; whilst
the baffled attorney, blushing TO the
eyes, hastily informed "Crazy Pat"
that he was no longer required.
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~ The condition of the stomach is

70 The condition of the stomach is
of vital Importance. No man, woman,
or child can be healthy unless the work
of digestion is regularly, thoroughly,
and vigorously performed. With three
fourths of civilized society, this is not
the case. And yet the remedy is with
in the reach of all. Hoohand's Ger
man Bitters, prepared by DR.. C. M. Jack
son, Philadelphia, will as surely create
a regular and healthy action of the
stomach as oil will lessen the friction
of machinery. Let the victim of dys-
pepsia or indigestion in any of its forms,
try it, and we guaranty good appe-
tite, physical vigor, firm nerves, sound
sleep by night, and increased cheerful
ness by day.
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How to manage q Husband" How
do you manage your husband, Mrs.
Croaker? Such a job as have of il
with Smith I"
Easiest thing in the world my dear,
give him a twitch backwards when you
want him to go forward. For instance,
you see to-day, had loaf of cake TO
make. Well, do you suppose because
my body is in the pastry-room, that nsy
soul must be there. too? Not bit Of
it! Pm thinking of all sorts of celest-
ial things the while. Now Crocker
has way of tagging round at my heels,
and bringing me plump down. in the
midst of my Rrial flights, by asking me
the price of sugar Pm using?' Well,
you see, it drives me frantic and when
I woke up this morning and saw this
furious storm, l knew | had him on my
hands for the day unless I managed
right; so ! told him that ! hoped he
wouldn't think of going out to catch
his death in such weather; that if he
wasn't capable of taking proper care of
himself, | should do it for him; that it
was very lonesome rainy days, and that
| wanted him to stay at home and talk
TO me; at any rate, he mustn't go out j,
and ! hid his umbrella and India rub
bers. Well, of course, he was right up
in end; Gust as l expected J and in
less than five inmates he was streaking
off down street at the rate of ten knots
an hour.
"You see there's nothing like under
standing human nature; no woman
should be married till she is thoroughly
posted up in this branch of her educa-
tion." FANNY FERN.
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The Bafled Lagysr.-At the last sit.
ting of the Cork Assizes, a case was
brought before the Court in which the
principal witness for the defence was
a tanner, well known in the surround
ing country by the soubriquet of "Cra-
zy Pat"
Upon g sCrazy Pat" being called up.
on for his evidence, the attorney for the
prosecution exerted'to the utmost ex.
tent his knowledge Of legal chicanery,
in the endeavor to force the witness
into some slight inconsistency, upon
which he might build apoint,D but
he was excessively annoyed to find that
Crazy Pat'sp evidence was consis-
tent throughout.
Perceiving that acuts questioning
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To THE CRAFT.-We have inserted
in our advertising columns a call for
"a Convention of all the Printers and
Publishers in the State" TO meet at
Baton Rouge on the 4th of July next.
The object of the convention is thus ex-
planned by the Comet:
1t is proposed on the 4th day of July
next, to hold in this city Convention
of Printers and Publishers. The object
of this convention is to correct abuses
and regulate matters connected with
the craft in this State, which are ope-
rating directly against the weight and
influence of the fraternity, to say no.
thing of its pecuniary benefit. The OBJ
ject of the movers in this matter, is
principally to bring about unity of
the press-so far at least as it is pos
sible to do SO /; in order that it may be
enabled to protect itself from rapidly
increasing abuses now operating
against the independence and respec-
liability of the profession. The meeting
in July will have for its object, the per-
manent amity of the printers and pub
fishes in this State, with fixed annual
meetings to convene at a different place
each year in order that the cIaft may
be brought together in the bands of
unity and fraternity.
The absence of the editor and pro-
prietor of the Banner at this time. will
account to our neighbor of the Comet
for the brief notice here given to the
enterprise.