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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20

alte ibrs Sreunbs unS aunosn nit iscsr bsnttarsu
Irt pcr
Sribtinesz unb SommersgSaaren
an ben auertiasfttn pno pcrtbejlboftssn 8sSinsuu:
asn III perltben. eie labtu eabsr aGs elm, ia ntbt
~ psrlSilnen tato bsi ibuen an,ufprtheu uno brcn
bsrrtibtu Stcd pen G,dtcrn 81 befsben. DsrFtbs
tntbdtt allies rpas sstrouht werern fam pen
Oamen uno 6erren,
uuo Witinano miro eaber pertaneen, eae mir allies
bier anfdbrsn fclIen. Doruntsr tefnesn Fdb
Sece 2rt Dreeleibe Die man iptnlden mag. Cat
tns. 8aresfs, 8areee Delains, alpaeas, Ncus
Delains, eatpnS, 3attune, Ginsbamst fanep
Muslins, Gb9inse, etc.
Serner: Gin pplleS Giertenent 5ud bon alien
scipiinI6ten 5arben unp gretbert, alIerte GaBlt
nter, Sattncts, 1peebs, Belteneuge, Seine.
tpanb. unb alle anpere fir bic Sabresseit pais
Ienbe Baaren, su SielfdItis su melbeh.
8cmmt alfo unb untsriucbt unlcrn Gtcd, eenn mir
baten uns pcrtcrsitst un eu aIs rrt gut 3afrisesn
w itsGtn.
Jsletn unb So.
gldr, %. NIB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
0aslt6t I! 0aslt6t I!

Die 8cetteile bes Gasli6tes finb lansR antr>
ertannt, aber eS Seeerntann susangltd 3u ntahsn
mar MIR bpra srObe 0eleuldaften unb II, sroben
Stdbten mGslid, iebpd pas aleemeine grrtans
gen uab bic Sahtsfeit zines Seben bic lan9sn
gBinteratenbe ;ir piiIenfdaftliden unterhaltuns
unb 9lusbilDuns 3u benuben, nladtsn elm
eutes, moblfeites uno belles ei6t
iiberall npttwenbts gltle Dele unb Settf 9stsn
nur ipenta unC eli, f6le6tes ei6t unb Ssr1anssn
en telfdnbiaeS pubet, baber sebrau6t mat test
ausl6lie6f6 Terpentin. ,tnb Spiritus sSidter, bic
ntr in fciiipielisrn 0ldIern ,n,b eanpen ein belize
res, aber auaeh ltnb 9ungen tS6IhAdptes qtdt
geten, tlnb bod bei aller 8prl6t INNER 9efabrltdb
linb, tpie bas bic tSsli6en @nsei9en in 3eitungen
BON llnelGdsf1aen beweilen. @asli6t lit baher
pas ein3gc tpas alien gnfcrber,ngen entlpridt, eS
III bas tellitt, III bem @uge ansenebm 9iett in ei'
ner gepBtnli6rn g8cbninbe in jeber Gle eidt se'
mug tint 2elen, S6reiben unb 9ldben su tbnnrit,
erfcrpert tetne 9ufii6t, 1T pbne 0efabr, itetS in
Srpnuns, unb niebriser I'm greiie benn teprs aI''
pere. llnp Inn befe @prtbetle Sebernann 3usans'
ltA 3u MAIDEN, 70 entpfeble i6 bem pablitum metn
Erauspcrtabef Gasfitbt,
nobel 6 mid an bas fbGne Gel6tedtt lmb teIpn.
perS an bic 5ausfrauen tpenbe, bertn itnen TT pas
acps sueefallcn gu 5aule gu btetben. Gin Gas.
ltht, trel6es nur tpenise Gente ben Ibenb fclct,
ertalt piellei6t Der 5rau bic GelealGaIt 6es
@iannss, balt bic Sinbrr ant aernen, Die Mdbaen
am 9ldbet unb ant &taSier, fin lesteres bat es
DEFENDERS 8prsdse. Gin Int Seller eiit9eri6teteS
5aB nit 8alIer, Sebalter unb 10 bis 20 SUP
8pbr, MAIDEN bic sanSe Gtnridtu,s fir Die Dauer
bon pielet6t so Satren aus, bic BON flint Bis
sebn 9tater tpiet. SD fabe bater bic 1T Der Unit
sesenb bon bis Meilen ipotnenbrn
Stobrbalter, 8irtbsbaus= uno Sabrifbez
fieer
eth, birfe ansese su bea6ten, bae i6 bas crfcr-
perlide Gas bon 100000 5ub re9efmdbis in
bic Seaer liefere. SD labe paher bas publifum
etn, biees ltnternebmsn, bepnpers ba es Feline Sp>
fer perlanst, su unteritiben.
Sffiee: Doctor 9S. S. Danowsfp's
aaentaun, WfarS 2-ratp Dru9fcre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
Der SSrit6lina fDmmt I!
Die 9lumen uuo ale
ehSnbeiteu biefcr frsus
btnuclIen Sabrsssit fan9en
on fcb ,u eutfaItsn. uno
Rleill nno Go.
pcnl
0euz9)crf Stobr.
SIC. 90 @sit 6amittcn
StraBs. IlIcntaun, battn
flth auf bic aGsr pcr;ds;


7 EIIVIk VENVfkKFFkV
ans itrs 5rtunbs unS Sunpen nit isosr esnttarsu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
SollsbGlter leict!
SeSe Mrt 9ans9erdtbfebaftcn

,peroen wobtfeiter perfauft ots oies ie 3ts
Dor an bieiem Srt 9efbob.
Der llnterIariebene m6dts ben Gtnmptnern
BON @aentaun unp Der llntsesenb a6tungsSpll ant
3eisen, ba6 er ben 9ansen Stpd 5ausgcratbe pes
6. SO. Sispnp angefauft fat unb beret iit bte-
Ielben an pen nieberlten gitY-g gretIrn 3u Serfau.
fen, an benz alten Stanbe IN Der Samtltcn. Stra.
ie, nabe bet Sasenbu4's 0aRbaule, unb gerabr
se9eniiber bcm 9plantte.
Setn Enforcement fann bier aar ni6t ltertrpf.
fen tperben ,lnb beltett tbetlspeile aus i:
8ureaus, Dining Slide, Seiobcarbs,
Secretaries, Y'rsatfaif Slide, Qier Slide.
Dregin9 Bureaus. Geutrs Slide, CARD Silbe,
giain uno intlciso g4afbtanos,
9Rarorebs6 rcn alien enennunaen rcn $40 bis
$35. gSbatsglrt Silhc, Nabfan6s, Sctpsl giads,
II. 10. u. 10.
Gr Serfertist aud Sprinslb Sdaufeltitle,
Spfns, Yarlprfible ,tnb Sttrmans, ipet6e er 70
ppbGfeil sertauien pirb, ais Ie TT Der Gty ertat.
ten perben tBnnen.
slud fat ct elm 9utes Enforcement bon Sptesef,
bic er eben 70 bttlig prrfauft.
Da ber llnterI6riebene elm prafttiaer 9ape3ie.
rer III, 70 III ct beret ebe art 9ape,ierarbrit unb
alle lcnitise Rfparattiren su serri6ten, auf bic
l6BnRe umb fanffcrtt8ite sBeiie, auf bic tiir;ste
an,cige.
Gr ltebt gut bafiir ba6 ale feline @aaren bptle
3ufrtebentet 9eben tinb pas np pcfiir CT fie ser.
fulft.
Gr bpfFt bab CT bur6 Itrense aufn,ertfamfcit
tnb ;uSprfrmnenbes ur,b ssfdllises 8etragen Nd
eine ltberale 8unbi6aft su Serbienen int Stanbe
iein iptrb. 9. q. 9rtee.
Mqentaun, gips. 8, 1852. notS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
Mdr,23.
(S t oser / e II.

o5erlen.
itutsrltbrisbene babeu eincn berrthen Gtedpc ben
ptrnsbmiten Grc,erisn sinssls9t, ais 8aFet, Sbecn,
Gbctclas, NaraiIes, 3udsr, @trpurse, etc., pen alien
Sualitaten unb prei6cn.
Rlein itnb Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
Irei0ler8DiQe DDlfamt.

g1a6fplsenSe 8rieIe llnb am tlten 9lprit auF
bem Srei6lgsSille gp1amt tiesen 9etlirtcn:
Spbn &era, Sctn 8a6man. Sctn getrr, 9frrs
am 0u6trr, Senas 5rffman 2, @laria 5cfF>
fiian, 5arris S6reiter. Mattep Sansam, @cp
Renntnsrr, 9bputas gBeib, Sotn 8rtrtaa, Srel
Deter, Slrab 0ter, Srpi 8rauB. 9lathan Sauss
man, ScGn 90. @liarr, espis 9lctr, Scbn prid.
frt, e. s. 5anb, Solomon Scaer.
Sptn Tret6tsr 3. @.
9lrrtI tS. rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
W6r32
: + + : + +
9nrr1! 6nrr1!
Srdbfabrss unb Sommer.8aoren !

SrGbiabrsz unb CONNER s@aaren I!
gleue tmb frtfte g4aaren fceten dnssfanst am
tppblfeilen Stctr prn gB etbner unb Bret
NJ 8 In 1rerlerstaiin.
Sebt III cure Belt Wdaren trpblfeif 3u taufen.
Bir linb ipebsn Don Der gitp ,uriidsefebrt NIT ee
nem grb6rn Stof bon alIerlei gBaaren, lnb gtes
mane fol- uns an Wpblieilbeit bieten.
Spmmt init eurem Butter, Giet, ShtHal; unb
Shinfen, ltnb alien anbern prcpuften, mir rrpllen
eu4 ben bE6iten WiarftpreiB Dafiir erlauten, unb
eu6 wctlfetlere gSaaren sertaufen ale ibr icnltpr
befCmihen fTnnt .-Nhasline, gebleidte, nur Cts.
bic Yarb &attuue, bette Sarbe, ttir 5 Gents /;
eiit arpBer Stcd braune Wiusline, Gpneltpap,
gieip 0idrfet, unb anpere 2lrten, Ie6r tpcblfcl I;
Delaines, Serrase Delaines, ppptn, @tnstdn,t,
Nlpaeas 9titbpns, faoes' searbetete farbise
Strimpfe uhS 5cie eapies' DreB 8amne, neuer
Stsf unb biele nnpere bdtl9e Sitter bic Damen
bamt ;u ptie6en.-t000 garo ginsGan, feae
6arte, an tlps st Sent bic garb. Stir 0tanne.
feute baten mir Sud bon alien Sprten-ppn 673
Gent Bic Sd per garo. .-5weets, GaI9meretts,
Scmmcrtud, Gafeinere, 9ining Gpatinss, gSes
iten;euse jeper grt unb greiBeii, Elm GROCER Stpd
ferttse 86de, Splen unp Beften; Seibene, 8eas
per unb anpere 6itten an letr itiebern qrcibet /;
Stiefel, S9ube, ,u,e cine srpbe Sarietat anpert
Glitter wrmit man eud SattsfaettOn seben fam,
tpenn ibr an bent tprbtfeilen Stcbr bon 90 D.
nerun Sreints anruft.
Cine Got fehr tpoblfeile leeerne Srunfs ;iim
reifen, gteSclSin9 ptitrIen, tpe aud erItene, ees
Der unp lilberns Sadubren, an t,iebern pretben.
I'm Sdlnilien i'm Q(l9emeinen.
g8ir baten ein grocer unb pcflfeiIer Stcd bon
@rcseren, ais 3uder, Mplales, Sentg, II. T. III,
Der bette 8aTce al II Gents sini9er reGt gutter
fiIr ttur 10 Gents .-!8cmmt mad pem wpblfeilsn
Stpbr bon
@eibner rno Sreirti9.
g8ir finb tntmer ttreit eu1 attuwarten, ,lnb
rptlIeilere 0aarrn 81 serfaufen a1e br Ipnitpr
frissen tSnnt. Infer Wpttp 1T: Boblfeiler 3u
pertiufen ais Iput Senanr-sute Sitter 3a sers
faufeh-ehrli6 3u hanbeln-fir bic grpbufte 70
Sel ;u tssabIen ais stnberr- flubiren3u befrie,
bisen. gBeibner unb 8retntg.
2rerttrtaun, SaSr3 13. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
Ganoeeprooufte.

IGe Grten eanbssrreoutte perocn fir 8aar9de
ceer i'm austaulb fdr 28aaren on9encmmeu, on ben
bSbltsu SQarttprsiisn, im Strbr pcn
8fein unb Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
Qsru 6.
Wi6t;g fHr Qanbfdufer.

grlener, ut!d1e eano9dtT fauftu, clItsu btenosrs.
pantttlh carin fin, tbre
3aufbriefe, pber 3eeos,
70 ftdbitit9 dIs nS9h in oct Neteresrf.Sfifs Gins
;aoSnesrn, inosn Gin Dsso init etbtiatst iuertbfrs
9snlaht mtvesn tauu wsrii rtrftte nitbt innrrtatb
itds S9cnaten nab Weajlttgns csftt6sn auf Rtfero
sstra6trsire. siueaabtfsnsr Gin sdn6aut vtrs
auft ut,o etr &Suftr eaa6t nit gaar t3a6ii. at{r
psrnahSei9 tiusn Dfeo inperhaft ftss sRcnattn RS
crpsn gu sden f. fam osr astrfduftr ras eonb mics
Der ptrfaafti, uno msnn ram Der IOsts Adukr fis
ntn Deb 5uert duf @eero brinlf, 70 1T Der erie
Dto, etm GsE 9enidg. rcn ftiutm sBtrtb, uns Ssr
trfis Sduftr nn6 ftiue ttJabftr eunns vsrfiersn -
au frIts Gin isltr ednetdufr tebutian fin. tnC an.
rcrhtrssbtnhs Dssos fit has eaneiid, irttstss fr
fautn mag, vctbtr auf Sastcrb up, lcn If Eia Dsto
ron tstnrn lHerth, rtnn CT etnftlbtn auh hial1nas
litb frGb3fiti9 fescresn liGt
Aud fsiltsn Nert9a9s5 lcsleitb auf Setscro ass
erotbt rtresn inesm etr Getsr Gin ppliiss Sertaaa
stttn tantt unb eafelCt vits ,atrft rttetru lpirb
III rem 9tts stnYb ~ ftinMi gatstbe tsr.dtist<
(alis9snehilntu Is fl fir AansAe)
1lttntaur, Hrr;l S. 1853. f;,v
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
3eblt Tnssfelao
Mednner, 9Seiber uno Sinoer perlan9t
UNI annrufn am
9plfS 8aareelb> Stpbr,

Gde Der Q6ten uno 6amilton StroBen,
ee9endber ba9entudb's pcteL
uuS easltlt oas bsrrtibs afcrtensnt pen aiIsrbano
Srdbiabrsz unb Sommer=Booren
su erannrsn, rpsldbss lrstcn pcn Y5iIasttrbia une
gleuperf erbaltcn nuroc-beftebcne aus
9dbies DreB9iitern,
ais rtains 1bmarss unb fausp eclrrirts Stioe. 8as
reae Dsfaine uno mcuetin Dttains pen lseer Sares
uno SualitSt eiutn eulre, Srendb uno Nlauhelter
G5iuahai,s banofhube uuo Strdnpfe, SRabatr SJatfs
pen itbn 5me, ausgsnabts Srtntb Cellars, Sleeess,
9ufs, nsus Shts Sanp Dre6s6nSpfs une DrsRi
5rimmin9s.
Ginbeimif6e Sitter,
ats oetteibtsr uuo trauner SRustn, tclrrirte Cams
briss, 5idiuss, s,-2ifh, Diaper, Grofh. 8uia, peps
fins, 9lantetn, 9stt uue .5anstdher Gbsds, brauns
uub sttkihts Sbtctin9s. cts.
Maonnsz uno sBaare,
ols Sabsr uuo Galjimsrs ron isber @erlhishcnbtit,
Gaid,msretts, Swttos, Grcttn uuo Scnlner Sub,
Gatin, Gcibe uuo SRarisiGs @sltin9s, ptant, wilBc
uno SufT SRarsGes, psies unp trlrrirts petntcfTs,
Gcttrnahss pen isper 8crihttoeube'f.
Sbawts! Sbawt6!
Gdpar;ttesus S6anls ron isbrr @sribisSsnbsit,
Iepie ibrpar,e, Drab Orange, 9rtint. ptigt, ldars
iadh, trimfcn uuo Gcru.tctrrlrts Sbibet Sbaipls.
GStsidfaas, Gin aiIcrttment pen mc(ensn Stidbs
tdebern, CARPET Bags uno edetts SattbsL
8orban9 Sirturen.
G5rabam's etitrroncnec patent Curtain; 6irtirsr,
rpettbe aaroniirt no rcle 5ufrtsbcnbttt gu 9tbsn-
Gtsufas, gufF:frcrrtss Scrbau9s3tu9, rpslthss e's
cboen MISUNDERSTANDING init Sirtlrtn ncb Ipchtfsler
matbt ais bic attcn Strl Gbaees cbns 6trtursn.
Sueenspaaren Sueenstpdaren !!
Gin aQatnleincs AiIcrtimsnt rcu She uno Dinner
Gstts Gbanter Getts, 4itbtr, Gtaspaartn pcn lsotr
ssusnuuns-Ganimt sintm ou9culeinen aGcrttmtnt in
tenem Tatt cctcn erbalttn rpcrauf CT eie Iuhntrts
h:nssit pen ,pausbaltsr DEFENDERS binptiiH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20

Sueenstpaoren
TnS in srcFsr auspatL in SsttS cSsr tsim Stdd. an
ltbr biaiseu prsIFsn ,u tetcmmcn i'm Stcbr pcn
5ilein itnb 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
SRSri30.
Gin oSabre5feif.

Die S6Ene Der @dbisteit BON siit ,geEeit-
tall'' bnten beIdlcTen ibr SabresfeR su talten
auf Samitass ben 30ten 9lprtl, int Semperens
Saus lit Grcre1spitle, Glib g8beittau, 9e6a Co.,
ipctei srrIdiebens 0teben sebalten perpen frIrn
unb rc,u alle Nahtars0 0iSifcnen frrunbIhaftlih
etnaelabrn linp, 70 pie aud has 9anse Yutlitum,
um teisuprbnrn. Der gnfan9 wirN um lltr
hrs gta6mttass sema6t rerpen une bic Srtiper
pfrSen in Spllen Ge9aliens ibr Gr16etnen nafsn.
Die QnorbnunossG ommittee.
9lpri1 t3. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
6ppe'S Grpreb
fttr
GaitOm, NeuDOrf, Stewart, Sc.

pstbs titb gu Sasussgort NIT GrprsHsu na6 alien
Sbtten Der 8erein9teu etaatsn, Gurcra,
etc. perbinbet.
Raafmanns @aaren BON tebsr 9trt wereen 3u
biaisen preiIen transpprtirt. Seaelun9en far
Glitter erati. attrttsfert, Bills tplleetirt, u. tp.
2foron Bint, Q9ent,
SIC. 35 g8eGt 6anliltcn Ct, 1aentauu.
Sfftt in @etp:0crt: "a 8rraepap.
SRdr; Q, 1853. ua3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
8 m. u. Drpwn's,
Umbrella 1ttb 91raIpl
Gfahufaftur,
$50. Sc @arftzStr

VblIapfIpHIn.
SNgS u. Srcipu benatbrihtiat tbrrtistioit fsine
S4S+ .6Gnbtsr oaB kn aGcrtimsnt pen pa ras
fcls fur Die brrannabsnos Sabrssyitjest pclItpmsu
III. unb Itntt ibre aufmsrtfamtsit 6arauf.
Gr feet osnfeben 6tlfdheie nSus Gtpts bti, uub
6Sneter rpsreen tntn Stcd ais nsulpdntbenssvrtbrs
tsn finocn mn baraus Su tpdbln Der in oistm eanos
eefunoen tpcrben fam.
Da tito 9tsitbhas Gin orr6sr Strd II M + { (.
Ia 9sfuuhsn rIrbsn. bsitsbenb aus nitbrren prsi:
Rsn 8aumuclIenen; 9iu9bam ron better Sualitat
uuo cine pcr,d9Iihe ausrpabt ron Scibenen, Die Ct
allie an sinem tIsinen prcft auf GRanufotmr.AClttn
gum @ertauf aubistst
SRdrS 80. na3SQ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
Gane Sib Stible Mannfaftur,
$50. 13l Ror6 Sebste Strabe,
esstuibsr 8rantIiH gauars,
pbiteSekpbta.

gto. l3l gtor6 SebSte Strabe,
esstndbsr 8rantIin gauar,
pbitseetpbid.
Der lluterfhrIetene 1T beltdnei9 am @erfrti9en
uno bSlt auf oano, sinaebe uno Sansp QanFss Stdbs
lr, in 9rcgsr 8sritbiebenbeit pcn
Gle8anten uno Safbionabeln Stples,
fir garlcrs, Dinin9s ssmbsn Sosr ansrs 3iumsr. st'
naht aus Saufp pclh Smitaticn 5clJ uup in 5ansp
Sarbeu, etc. ets.
Gmpfansss Hno GettastsStGbls pen lsihtsn uub
bdtihsn SRultern Cane eeun9ss, Sane Ssttses,
pall SttItle, Counting 6aufe uno Sffise Qrnfdble,
9rces unc tltue Sdhantsltubtt. Scbr unb Stsamtcct
Strcls, @inefcr Stdb(s uno Ssttsss, etc. etc.
Da pir aus9eoebuts 8sausmbfsitsn ;nr gsrftr:
t9un9 besen, 70 tSnnsu mir inner einen 9rc6en Scd
gum 1nsrpdbsn efFeriren, uno aGe Srbers 70 fthnelI
uno tiai9 ais ir9cno Gin GtatIifsnt in Oct lluicn
srfilIen.
oausbdlter, bttcts, Dan,pf6ttt unb Ricssl6abn:
ecupa9uisn, psresn sS gu ibnsn Sntsrs1sn fnbsn,
anjnrufsn an Der Sastcrp rtn
81. S. @ooo.
SO. 13l g1No 6ts St', ssssndtsr Sr0ntlsn Sauarr,
pbilabetpbia.
S96r3 9. na3W
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-12-29
CHAPTER vi.
THE REJECTED WIFE.

|
In one of the most luxurious apartment
of the Alhambra sat Mohammed. Near
him, upon soft Persian lounge, sat fe
male whose costume showed her to be on.
of the wives Of the Granadan monarch
| She was still young woman, thong the
bloom of her life had passed prematurely
away. There was beauty, too, upon hel
countenance-such beauty as the true
husband should delight to honor-a beau
ty that had shed all its early bloom upon
Mohammed's path, and now that it had
turned upon its fading point it should
have been loved more than ever. Ii
should have called forth that holy love OF
the soul which unites gratitude with rev
erence. That woman was Emma, the
mother of Mohammeds only son. She
had been weeping
DO you speak the truth 2 she asked
with an evident attempt to suppress the
feelings that were rising in her bosom
Most assuredly do, Emina,' returned
the king
And do you mean to make Zebra your
wife p
Yes
Mohammed, this is cruel; it is unjust.
Have [ not been faithful2'
l have no fault to find on that score
And have / not ever loved you2'
You have ever professed to-
And you know 1 have and now you
would cast me away and put another in
my place
1t is my pleasure, Emma
Your pleasures And have | grown so
old aud ugly that you can love me no
longer2'
Your beauty is fast departing
%, misery
Don't take it so hard, Emma mean
you no wrong You have the same place
in my palace as ever
The same place in your palace Bit
tcrly cried the woman. Do you think
am a dog, that can be satisfied with a
gilded kennel Ne, Mohammed, I want
your love-I want that place in your heart
that belongs to me- You shall not take
the alcaldes daughter to your BOSOM
In truth. Emma, | shall exercise nv
ewn taste about that. / want none of
your advice
Listen to me, Mohammed,' cried Emf
ma, starting up from her chair. You
know net what woman can be, 1t you
think to trife with me thus. have borne
everything for your sake for years have
I been true as heaven itself to you, and
now / am to be thrown aside as useless
rubbish and. what is worse than all,
another is to take my place. Aaother :
O, Mohammed, do you realize the sting
that pierces my soul at such thought
and do you know tue spirit you may call
up2'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-12-29

the truth. King John will not send an
armed force to Granada He has as much
as he can do to look out for his troubles
at home You should know that the holy
brotherhood of Leon aregiving him trouble
enough. Whatever may be my business
here, have nothing to do with your gov
ernment nor its affairs, nor will nv king
do it either
Then 1 have nothing more to ask of
you,' said the Moor, while disappointed
look settled upon his features
But [ have question to ask of YOU
said Charles You say you know the
business that has brought me here. |
should like to know how you obtained your
information
BY my simple knowledge of facts that
are in existence
'Ah,' uttered the Christian, with a slight
start. a look of anxious interest manifest
ing itself ON his features the while
Could you then give me information
Know you aught Of what seek p
Il think I do
sWhat2'
Il cannot tell you that till you confirm
me in my belief of what you seek
Charles Of Leon felt almost sure that
the Moor was but acting the spy upon
him. To be sure the Moslem's counten-
ance gave denial to such supposition, but
yet the count would not trust him.
don't think | shall need your assist
auce, he said, after few moments Of
thought
L may have no assistance to render
you. In fact, have none to Offer re-
turned Abdalla. as be gathered his mantle
! about him and arose from his seat. :
sought you because l had faint hope
that John of Leon and CASTLE would have
had the daring to have pushed his mission
with the sword, or, at least, to have threat
ened that thing
And [ assure you he has no such in
tention'
L believe you.'
Sir Moor, methinks you can have nc
very great love for Granada
Love for Granada 7 repeated Abdalla
'Ah, sir knight, you cannot read my sou
as you can your own. But [ must leave
you now You will excuse me if 90 the
same way came. We may meet again
If we do it will be a stranger meeting thar
this. Beware of the alcalde p
As the Moor spoke, be threw back th'
door like sash of the window and stepped
out upon the verandah, and in a momen
more he was gone.
Charles of Leon pondered long upor
the strange meeting He had no fear o
the Moslem, for he had taken care not t.
commit himself; but be could not hell
thinking that in some way Abdalla wa
acting the spy He doubted if the Moo
knew as much IS he professed.
He only said that to try me, said tn,
young knight to himself, as he began t.
prepare for his couch The Moor car
| know nothing of the business that ha:
brought me here. How should he2 BY
my faith, [ am not to be thrown off my
guard in that way
| Ere lor g Charles laid himself down up
on his couch, and that night his dreams
were many and varied and when Pedro
came to awaken him in the morning, i,
seemed as though he had not slept at all
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BY BLISS & CHANEY.
1loetrp.
C0U RAGE.
III BARRY CORNWALL.

Courage! Nothing can withstand
Long wronged undaunted land!
If the hearts within her be
True 10 themselves and thee,
Thou freed giant Liberty,
Oh, no mountain-nymph art thou,
When thy helm is on thy brow,
And the sword is in thy hand,
Fighting for thy own good land!
Courage! Nothing e'er withstood
Freemen fighting for their good;
Armed with all their fathers fame,
They will win and wear a name
That shall go to endless glory,
Like the gods of old Greek story,
Raised to heaven and heavenly worth,
For the good they gave to earth.
Courage. There is none SO poor,
None of all who wrong endure,
None SO humble, none so weak,
But may flush his fathers cheek,
And his maiden's, dear one true,
With the deeds that he may do.
Be his days as dark as night,
He may make himself light.
What! though sunken be the sun,
There are stars when day is done!
Courage! Who will be a slave,
That hath strength to dig grave,
And therein his fetters hide,
And lay tyrant by his side?
Courage. Hope, howe'er he Ay
For time can never die!
Courage. therefore, brother man!
Cry, God! and to the fight again,n
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Our 9torp.
A ROMANCE Of SPAIN IN THE 18Th CENTURY.

From Gieassn's Pictorial
Entered according to Act Congress- 1853
"ieason IN the Clerks Ohce of the District Court
Massachusetts.
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Il. w. ESIONKAS,

JUSTICE OF TIL E P PEACE,
XXyII attend to preparing the necessary papersfor
wv procuring LAE WARRANTS, under the late act
q aud also, drawing Mortgages otheTle-
Instruments and all other business appertaininR to
Attorney at Law. Office in the east
Room ofthe Lower Floor ofthe Court House, Mineral
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III. VAN DySEN, VI. d.,

rIJENDERS his services as PHYSI'stAN s. SURGEON
i to the Iuhabitsnts of Mineral Point and vicinity
aad would nfori his friends and the public, that he
residence to the house formerly own
"a and occuried by Col w Jones' directly opposite
the dali, aud his Office one door below the
store Burke FarchiId Esq and two doors aoovethe
N;r.rsI point .ug "a ls5o 44tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-12-29

~Enelish railway companies now re-
fuse to take dcfaccd coin from passengers
for fare.
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SA.FUEI. WHEELER


ENERAT. DEALER in Fancy and staple DIR,
VH Goods, Groceries, ,CrOckety and Hardware higi
Street Mineral Point. 50.
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l3UY5l5a'5 [slD!g5.5,
PLATTNII.LE. WIS.

HAVING taken and fitted up the stand f,rmerly kao
L as the - Union Hotel,- the subscriber would
spectfuy ask for II share Of public PATRONAGE His
Rooms large sn& Airy and in department the
sxteation Will be % consult the comfort aud wishes o
his patrons Good Stables and attentive ostiers xways
ready.
n. b. BoardeTs bv the dsy week furnished with
ali necessary conyea'ences al rea~oBsole rates
Plsttevilp. Nov IL. Es55 7tf
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TAlIO7slNG.

IN ;IE undersigned would respectfully tender o..
II his thanks the cit of Mineral P,int IA
and vicinity for pastavors and inform them that IA
h Z continues business at his old stand aigh LII
he WILDE receivea continuance
o public favor
n-Gentlemen' Clothes cleaned and pressed on shor
notice. HENRY PRICE.
AugustI0 1852. 42tf
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tRixAt to Pxbi,sA, obtained for the Tribune.)
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RICHARD GURNEY, NJ. D.,

RICHARD GURNEY, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCoUCHEUR,
HAVING permanently located himself In Mineral
II Point, Wis, bSgs offer prufess,onsl s-rvc,s
20 the citizens IN general and hopes that strict xen
ton, we'll many years experience 10 merit
share the public patronage.
Ofice and residences High street. Opposite he r. ib
ane building.
Mineral Point, July Isih, 1883. 81
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CsURViVING PARTNER of the late firm of Paris &
- I.egate continues Land Agency busiDe AT his
old stand receptly occupied for short time by the
s-m Land Warrants constantly for sale. 2ltf.