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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28

"A. GHERARDI BEas TO IN
the public, that no will reopen his
Glasses, 1t his new rooms, No. g.
clarendon House, on Saturday, Ost
lAsseD Of young ladies and masters,
n, 81 p. N. 0ontlemen's classsa.
~ p. NJ. Private lessons In fani.
classes attended 10 In schools snd
cations addressed 70 Signor @. win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28

HANGING ACADEMl
~ form his patrons and
oourse Of Instructions In
Fourth avenue, opposite {
10, At 81 = clock r. N. {
Wednesdays and Sturda
Tuesdays and Fridays, at
Lies will also be given ans
academies. All oommuni
be promptly attended 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28

SlxTH wARD-NATIoNAL DEMOCRATIC REPUbLI.
~ can regular nomination
For Alderman,
HENRY II. HOWARD.
TENTH WARD.-REGULAR DEMOCRATIC RnPUB.
Eean nominaton-Twcnty fifth district-For Council
man, Norman HcLetd.
THE FREE DEMOCRATS OF THE TENTH WARD
will hold their ratification meeting in Essex Market
square, Ludlow street. Grand Friday evening"
18th inst, at O'Clock.
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures
IL and Twentieth wards.-At meeting of the regular
mocratic Assembly Convention, held at Mleman's Hail.
Of Twenty sixth street and Seventh avenue the
18th inst all the delegates both being
SOLOMON d. NOBLE
unanimously nominated the democratic candidate
for member of Assembly. JAMES SWEENY, Chairman.
JOHN N. CLAyE, Secretary.
ENOURTEENTH WARD-AT A MEETING OF THE
Il National Democratic Ward Committee, the following
gentlemen were appointed as special delegates
this ward at the ratification meeting to be held
politan Hall, Thursday evening, Nov. 3-Hon Nike
Walsh, James NJ. Bard, Thomas Wheean, VIM. 8. Cole
Thomas Fay, John Roberts, and Jefferson Brown
JOHN ROBERTS, Chairman.
WV. s. COLE, }o......,..
ABR'h d. brewer, o0ores"'ies'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

Notice the ital'csed portions Of the second
slanza above See there, how false friends be-
Ira yed Ada, and made her break tat the same mo-
aGent ttdt 1t broke her heart,) her plighted troth
with Philo. And then, his healt-striEgs snapt
like the strings to a madman's taut-srung harp.
Bat his muse still fingered, like some weird en-
c1antress round dismantled temple, around the
the ruins of his affections. He walked among
men but was not of them he talked with men,
but not to them he heard them speak, bot never
Listened. He drowned sorrow often, and soothed
the pangs of memory in the fatal bowl. But lei
40 one condemn him, until he has suffered as
much Occasionally his muse, after Ada's death,
sang SO eIoquently touching as this
CATAWBA.
Flow gently thou noble riSer,
Murmer sweetiy Thy shore,
Thy fairest daug ghtcr has forever .--
Left thee. 70 return more.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
la aris and wiIes or tb,t ga;,,

pine arls and wiles of that offspring of frailty
ann ioily. She was aftless as the Princess Ne
: K'-fah OF the Happy Valley and as naive and.
n.sssumIng as the FIRST fair dlughter of he earth.
Sae never chose 10 fling its charm over any but
.hio, and that spell flung its pure halo around his
raSlng bed, and winged his latest thought up to
he gate of heaven.
She gave him apiedge of her devotion whicF.
crew iron him the following pathetic responses
.1~oN RECEIvINGsA PRESENT FROM A LADY.
s way Worn pilgrim dying lay
Far from the haunts of men,
" here he lad fallen onshis way
o'ereomes with woe and sin.
= fss~.. < sssv, sssfs
W U'er TIE dim wilderness,
When down an angel bent its flight,
The pilgrim lone to bless.
y Ihe gentle murmur of its wings e.
Breath'd on his paIlid brow,
: Soft as the soothing whisperings
II Of some pure streamlet's flow.
He turned his dim and glazing eye
On its angelic face,
And there he t1o sweet reply
lie yet should win the race.
The pilgrims heart then warmer grew, --|
His eye regain ed ITS iIght,
bIs fears anu weakness tsom him threw
hnG boldly DIaFeu the night.
And on him bea1led along his way
The angels smile divine, /
II,rii f..CfI Iofora
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

Standardization O'Clock On the evening
* Saturday, !he 9Th instant, slight shcck OF an
Earthquake was felt by the citizens Of MlIIedgc-
vile and The surrounding country. II was Prece'
ded by low rumbling noise like distant thunder.
As it appeared 10 strike the house IN winch %o
were sitting, The windows ratllrd and me "hoie
house t.embied.s Some others in our vicinity de-
scribe it as much moro scyCri il lss;cd but o'o'
neni = Union. ---
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

And when thou fowest by the bower
Where she used 10 sit aud dream,
Sing softly for tlYfaded fowtra-
With thy gentle flowing stream.
Il Frpn, thy coal springs amih the inouaiiins S.
Til! tlau Isl est &c the sHa,,
% T':ou e'si Lo by thy sunny ouatgins
A tlowcr tat b'.roms 50. lr .uuusiy.
Sing sadly, tor thy weeping waters 49,,
NJ more will bear on tltir bright wsyc. s.
The fines ctrhy pe TFess datgifsrs,
For she si,m b rs in the gravt.
Ah.eola and silent, calmly sleeping
Sleeping infhe voicclrss.4 rsse,
AMI ginomy cypr' IS branches weeping.
Weeping f.'sT her. sc Eine. Ear
u x.1Aiis the n '.ga.gis;. l.'ty fsoei.3At. 8 %
a, e. = ,ss sEti'is.sGsss
In her tTsast wales not aees-.' . tt
By Fdet'g II, err f,ir undyinr
Blooms thy sweet, LOST flower row. ~
And sinless angels oer itfyIng
v 10 its gentle beauty bow;
And on :Ay bosom, noble river, ..
From It's tldelcss bower On high,
That flow er Will sweety look Tor,
With It's blue and tender eye.
His connection with the Hornets NeSt ceased
bat lev months before he died; and IN the in.
tcrim he had removed TO lhe parental roof and
laid his rhrobhng head upon The bosom of his still
otiecHonate and devoted mother; that mother, Of
" hom he wrole among other stanZas !:
"MOTHFR"
y world of holy thou hts 'rou nd that sw eot word
Forever hovers, like the rainbow bird
Around some beautiful and weeping 4 over. a.
Hathed il the tears OF April's sunny shower.
On earth her voice doth bless uswith ner love;
When she is gone, it whispers from above
O'er tie bruised heart, which the world has trod
Pours he ling balm, and points the way to God.
On the 2lst ofsJuly last, while on visit TO
Charlotte, he was taken sick Of body, (his heart
had not been wei; since Adas death,) and died.
We hope fhat minisering angels bore his freed
spirit up to the shores Of that stream of life,
where now perenniaIly blooms in ladeIess youth,
bis " Catawba Flower -
We find we have extended the friendly part of
his Office, 10 the limits of our allotted space,
wthout getting into the cold region Of criticism,
which. must form the subject of another paper.
We may appropriately close this brief tribute
with a ray from his poetic star:
Sorrow has left my heart its trace,
And hope has withdrawn its bright beam,
Since last behed the sweet cheering" face
Of the ssPoet" who dwet by the stream.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

-, -, -;
The qualities oi his heart were such as 10 WIZ
for him host of friends; and the conceptions OF
his head so interesting, as to make his social III
tercourse pleasant to every one' we mad every
opportunity OF being well informed on me pom"
and we never knew him guilty OF single mTa'-
action, OF single small ana seInsh motive 1'-
rors no doubt he commIiteo' out 'hey were no'
such as could tarnlsh his integrity as man. MS
honor as gentleman, nor his sincerity as Irleno-
His were the noble Impulse the generous ac"5h
and the liberal ana unSe'hSh 'ie" ANU i "o"' "'I
mind richly furnished, gave hlm that uhOouhueo
wealth, !lch takes 10 ltse'! no sudden Wings =
aight:
x For +. the mind that makes thH 9oty rleh -.
Ard as the s'a ore"kS 'hroa&H ne "a!5 >
20 -'o''' p-7's'" Al .1'
Eo. g"s@. lWeiFe or eighteen n'H':.5 o9.'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
ADA'S SAD FATE.
On the green banks of CataWba

On the green banks of Catawba
Once there lived beauteous maiden,
Stainless the flower sunset
With the dews OF evening laden.
Gentle as the west-wind blowing
Was her SOULS unearthly feeling,
Softer than the streamlet's flowing
Came her words that soul revealing
High the br 'athings of her spirit
In the radiance brightly beaming,
OF that land it would inherit
When it ceased its earthly dreaming.
On the green banks of Catawba
Died that and radlent maiden,
When the erit days came on her,
And her heart with grief o'erLaden,
Died the uictim Of delusion
Words, that ne'er true believing
Words that filled her soul with anguish
W nie her breaking heart deceving.
E Though her heart biigatted, broken
a.fiF passed away aiden,
D.l1e. iuaslirg lie 'er token
Telling how her hear VS. ildsn.
I. .as s~eea banks = Ca .5a.
Me- more q he lla3en,
:Gaz.r -. ~ a I'm
W..h The .eaves UI autumn laden.
Never more sun-lt bhlaw
[sianc N gadness down before her,
rof she s.eeps beneath the How
And the fowers sprirgug DER her.
Sadly sorrowing, wandrng lonely,
Mourns fox her my s9u! dsspaping,
And my near that Owed heE only
Ever to her grave 's-reI)aIrlng.
NeUer more viii sounds of glcdness
Pour their sweey Der me,
Bat forever strains OF sadness
Tell me OF her H0urntUt story.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
And on him beamed along his way
The angels smile divine,
Until az last before him lay
Tie nOlV long souDht 81 r;,a

. A+e 4Aoly' IOHS sCuSHt s!-Fl!le.
The beautiful and delicate aluslon TO anv sinful,
"eekness he had ever been guilty Of, the candid
aYowal OF II, and the contrition conveyed most
Sweeily and penslvely, with the most poetic ten
derness. The effect Of her loye-only teIeqra oh.
ed through the "present upon his way ward
ness, is most successfully developed in the deli.
catey wrought close, and places that lyric to our
appreciation, upon level at least with Moor's
we'll known "ChiId's prayer" ID the Peri.
J. Awhile prior to this period, and for six or eight
months afterwards, he abstained from quaffing the
nfatualing liquid that sCirce's never.exhaustng
cup overflows with. Adas love- Ada's smile,
Adas soft, gentle voice, falling on his heart like
summers breath upon the way-worn brow was
in(atuation enough for him. Her love was suffi.
cient 10 bind, as with golden lgature, his life to
rectltude. And never, do we believe, by rash act
of his, would the sacred cordshave been sundered
But the traducer with his poisonous tongue =
Islander, whose sting is sharper than the swords -
envy with It's envenomed ceth ready TO stick
iato virtue, combined against them, and the loves
Psd hl> eeti with savage JOY the traduce f1l!cked
.,,lt hrs poisonous tongue with deiI4oniac zesS At
fast they completely triumphed = and Ada with
bosom full Of slghS heart full of grief and soul
that could only find rest from her relentless mask
ed enemies, iii heaven, went down, sorrowing, to
the silence beneath the sod and MeY reveled in
mad jubilees her bride. .clasping grave. Pre-
tended friends their tears but hid their smiles
and their sobs but subdued expressions OF
exutation They turned from their funeral reve-
ry to dig their gIutted weapons INTO the heart of
poor Philo, to sheath their now satisfied poinards
in his tortured bosom. They met him with smiles
that were darker to his soul than HeIl's frowns,
with soft words that were dreader than Heavens
terrible curses, and with smooth overures that
more bloody and revolving to him than a
sealed, signed and delivered contract to serve
BeeIzebub.
Reader, write the painful, the agonizing
truth about friend ; and truth must out Is it
not truth? PhIlo's lie is written IN his poetry.
Read this from his pen and heart, written about
the time we Aliude to
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
JOHN EALR7IWY5
new CARRIAGE SHOP

THE Subscriber is happy to inform the o"G
citizens of Charlotte and the surrounding 60
onntrv that he has moved INTO his New Shop OH Col
iege street Immediately back OF saders Hotel where he
now ready 10 after 60 all business in his ine He has
got the of WoTkmen and is therefore determlno 10
do the hest and most fashionable work. put up in
this town-and at moderate prices
Is IL REPAIRING done neatly and in durable man
ner, by calling at the shop OF
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
TERMS
RAEEN REEEElOND TIMES

The DAILY TINES is published at SIX DOLLARS
per annun, payable III advance.
ADVERTISING-Foron one spare of FIFTEEN LINES
es first insertion 50 cents; and every succeeding in
sertion % cents.
Thrice aseeehFor square, first insertion Gel CENTS
every succeeding insertion 37I cents.
Thrice arcck 1ueek-For one SQUARE first in
serton Is cents every succeeding Insertion SO
Advertisements ofmore than square, will be charged
the proportion, according the number of squares
But if the advertisement exceed square, or any
Der OF full squres by less than eight lines the additional
lines Will be charged as ahoT square; if it exceed
square, any number ofull squares by eight lines the adj
ditional lines will be charged as a full square
The number of insertions of Advertisements must be
ted on the MS they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped. and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines, and in
that proportion for advertisements OF greater length; and
$50 for l. Ines and in that proportion for advertisements
of greater length; except Auconeers, who charged
sl0O paper included for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
apURE MEDlCINAL con LIYER OIL.

II we ndVe rtcFHty fectIVtd dlfecI from The blnks
of Newfoundland, large supply of the above Gle.
Being fresh and pure is with confidence believed to
possess very unusual degree those medicinal prop
critics unon which its curative powers alone depend.
ner, by OF the most reputable houses Newfound
land from The lvers of cod fish taken late August
last. Oil obtained during this month is of much greater
medicinal vane ttan that obtained any other season
oil the year, owing is supposed, 10 the then condition
OF the feeding grounds OF that valuable fish For sale
by the gallon or bottle by ADlE IL GRAY,
= de II l47 Main street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04

1NEN BOSOM SHERTS.-l0o dozen linen
- bosom Shirts, of superior make, receiving on con-
sgnment aud for sale low by
fe a6 KENT PAINE & KEuT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
Purcell, I.add Il Co.

DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES, vARNIsH-
Es, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
No. 92 Main ST, corner 18th, Richmond. Va
MEIER for sale at low prices for cash or on the us
~ al credit to punctual dealers. large and well Sc
ected stock, embracing the following in part auani
ties to suit purchasers
1900 lbs Indigo
hhds Nader
300 kegs super Carb Soda
IL casks washing Soda
500 ounces Sulphate Quinine
10 bills Spirits Turpentne
800 lbs Mace
1870 gallons Linseed Oil
500 kegs White Lead
2soO lbs Extract lockwood
20 bbls Castor Oil
1000 gallons Lamp Oil
$50 baskets and boxes Sweet Oil
ID cases chrome green and yellow
25 cases Cooper's Isinglass
% bbls Burning Fluid
do roll Birthstone
25 do Veni tian Red and Spanish Brown
25 do EPSON Salts
1000 lbs Cream Tartar
1000 boxes French and Anne ricnn Window Glass
Bulls, Sands and Townsends Sarsa iarilla, Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL and all other popular patent medicines
Ginge,, Pepper, Aspiee, Cloves, &c.
N b. Particular attention packing and forwarding
orders PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
Druggists 90 Main street, corner 4th
le 20 Richmond.
RUTTEK.-2O Kegs Goshen Butter for sale by
ID te IS CHAS. T. WORTHAM l. CO.
VIVA sAS. -" nave still lett few
Velvet Cloaks, and as the season is somewhat adj
vanced will sell them reduction from the regular
price. G. HARTWELL a. CO
10 20 Opposite Swan Tavern
WHITE GREASE, and superior article
for the axes of wagons, drays. carts, carriages
hacks, transportation cars, &c
This Grease is far superior a ubricator to OIL Tar
&c. as does not gum upon the axels durable
ana is not affected by the weather. remaining the
in summer in winter.
For sale in tin canisers of and lbs EACH and in
kegs OF 25, SO and 100 lbs each by
ADIE Il GRAY
tie "a Agents for the Manufacturers.
nREsSING GOWNs.-A fresh lot gentlemen's
IL Dressing Gowns, just to hand, for sale by
c. HARTWELL Il co,
fe % Opposite Swan Tavern.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04

HANE TAB LIE CBfLERY.-Rogers& Sons
l. and other celebrated manufacturers fine ivory han.
die Knives and Forks, by the dozen in SETS 27 81
and 53Deces with extra knives without forks by the
Dozen The purchaser will find these goods to be Of the
finest Sheffield Cutlery imported this country For
sale low by r. NJ ZIMMERWAN
fe 25 Corner Ma;r .nd Ioth a..
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
4 taGARS.-1O00o of various brands for sale by
- te22 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO

4 ,aGARS-lO00o various brands, for sale by
- e22 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
4 tOD LIVER OIL.-Our efforts to Obtain this
- article pure and unaduerated, having succeeded to
he Satisfaction OF physicians and others who have tried
H. the increased and increasing demand both here and
elsewhere hasinduced to make permanent arrange
neus with the reliable manufacturer Mt ST Johns
Newiond and for regular supplies which we shall con-
TIME to receive direct and always fresh
Persons OF delicate stonachs, who find difficulty in Ia
disguise the taste.
;, For sale by ADIE & GRAY and by j. BLAIR,
Broad street. fe o.
NOR SALE OR RENT, a wood lumber house
adjoining the factory of Messrs Talbot & Brother,
Cary street Apply to
fe2l DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
RECTIFlRD WHIsKEY, mountain dew
y brand, for sale by
fe2s DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
IDEALLY gle NUINE HAVANA CI15A AIRS,
u Those wishing to purchase genuine imported Ha
vaha Cigar, would do well to call upon u.s. as we have
IN store No Cigars ana Of various brands
WILLS & LOMBARD,
No l42 Main street.
he Opposite Alex. Duval.
4 paa'ss FANCY SILK VEsYENGs-Very
= itch fancy silk Vestings may be found at
G HARTWELLS & co,
- !e !. Opposite Swan Tavern.
GPRENG MOUsLAINEs at l29 cents per ward
y for sale by
: te q C HARTwELL &Co
BLASTING POWDEK-2o00 kegs sporting
do-7G0 kegs warranted of best quality, for sale by
lie % DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
COTTON AND LINEN SHEETINGs.-
~ 1854, 1874 cotton and linen Sheetings go and 81
pillow Case Cottons and Line ms, for sale by
C. HARTWELL & CO,
tie 22 Opposite Swan Tavern
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04


RILLA lodide OF SarsaparIlla combn ne all the viz
tues OF extract of trsapari and Iodine, IN of
effeclualy to proven, the decomposition of the
Iod.de.
i ing prepared according to the most recent improve
Pharmacy, the virtues of the Sarsapara being
extracted c&honth heat presented the most perfect
state OF preservation.
This preparation has been ensivey used by phys-
clans and others for the treatment OF Oh onlc Rheuna
tsm, xaritus obstinate forms ct cutaneeus and eruE
tive diseases, and AS Alternative generally.
This preparation has been before the rublic for
the past five years, duiag which time 1t has ceived
the APPRECIATION of physicians and Others who have
made oft. Prepared and sold by
PURCELL, LADD X co.
ia % Druggists, 90 Main s., Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04

The undersigned having engaged an assistant to Mr.
Hale, will be happy to supply his friends and
acquaintances with such articles they may need in
his line, either by wholesale retail 1t is scarcely ne
csssary to that every effort will be made to give pa
irons entire satisfaction
fe % THOS. w. KEESEE
MOLAssEs.-l63 bbls Molasses for sale BY
1V1 fe "a VIM. TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04

OUTER AND VENlsON.-l2O0 lbs f e.h
L Venlsou, % rkns Butter, receiving and for sale
by ]. H. w AiKE& co
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-27
% / e q +, q 10 { % 9 r.

Go 1T 9tifts peIGes oeutltfer has SprtIhret'
ten Der 9Giilenanlten, tpie angepartpt I'm praftt-
Ifen Gtebrau6e, an ben 5h9 leat, als btrie IG6t'
bare @rhubtna.
Der Bauer fat fh lange NIT ghtnabnie Der sers
IGieperen Srrfabrun9speiien um ben 9rB6ten Gr,
tras Bon gBai3en, 8rgsen, g8ell6tpr,, etc. auf
leiner gauerei gu rr3slen bri6Sft9t, er bat feine
Nrt res Sradfrts, ietne sewcbnte Abpe6lehm9
i'm Sritclen wc SeISen rer Serfdebenen 6elber
ieincs @laseS 9eGnpert neue Iiin9er rrfunben unp
in Der Chat, bic Dirt utp 99eile, ME Sater II.
@rp6pSter tbre arder britrllten, 9dtlidh Ser9eien
9tle bieie Qlenprrrngen baten tnnerbalb rentser
Sabre ltattgefmprn, lmp Stpar nidt pbne rem 9rbB,
ten 9uben wclfer BEN 9lderbausr leltl iitrrrafhte
gBGbrenb 70 gslrs fir bic 9erbe1eruts Res gp'
bens 9etban purpe, III an Dem Ste9Itanb rrs SauerS
pie Seppbner Ienes Spfes uilp srpBe Surlle
lcineS gBpbltanpes, rentg 9rradt pcrten. 6at
Der Bauer terals pariiter nd69ebaht, rm su be-
grrifen, ME Iein 6eu, gSelIAfcm, Safer, etc. ju
Butter etc. Seripanbelt rperprn Oas ipldes 1T
Dem 3Gin itattFnpet, fam or nidt atleusncn penn
Die Grfabrung bat eS tbn gelebrt, imb Srn reniel'
Sen 2ebrmcIer bat er geler,t, rae CT rurd pas
5ittern Ienrs gieEcs, NIT SerIGiepenen 9rten bon
5utter I'M Stanpe 1T, Serdepene GrtrG9e tbteriIdfr
atlpnberiins terYprSubrtnsen. gScm CT Ienem
Siebanb IGlehte Strfe fitttert, rtrb iln perlelte
encn i,,tr tletnen Grtrag BON Gr1ru9nten brtn9en,
feline &dbe perben tpcnise ,rr,p I6lehte Wilh gez
ben, Uber ni6t an 5ett sunebnlen. Die 8rase
tpirft f6 baber auf mas CUTE 6utteritpffe iinb 2
Barrm tbrt bas cine 55utter rnebr Otild bill
ben, pper Idneller unp beler ma ten, ais paS ans
bere 2-Oiele 5rassn baten ita Der lletcrlc9m9
pcr llnter;ei6netrn oufeccranst, bis iie 3u elmer
Retbe BON 3tatlafen gelanstel,, pelde ie befd6tg>
ten gu eirem enbli6en 3iele ju fummen. Ste tas
ben ben @esenidup purhaus erfcrTdt unb fir
Sabre bariiter Grperintente anseitellt, pptet iie
reber Ntabe mod 8cRen purten. Ste Ga6en bic
tbterii6e Setpnpnie lttpirt ,tnp 9efunpen, mas
erfprbrrlich III, tint bic SerI6tepenen Sbetle bes
JtGrprrs 3u fcrnttren, ttnb tpie Gjras, Seu, 8prn
etc. I'M tbrriI6en Sgitem in 5ett, MitA unO But.
ter sertpanpelt Miro iie Eatcn sehrnpen, bab bic
GtsenI6aft BON 5utter 8dnSlt4 barauf beru9t, Ot
pas SStttcr jene SrFanttbeile entbalt, tpelde ,ur
Grndbr,ms unp llnterbalt bes 5BtrrS rrfOrperlt4
linb.
sic prcbustrten fp(slt6 tieie 3uiumrtenies,tns,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-27
SauIemtc feDct bier.
8oraii9libe unb tpoblfeile
SblGfS!

Die ltnterI&rirtenen tpinifn bierburp Dem
9ublitum ansuseisen, baB lie etnen Der belten
S4ldtbrii6e, ramltd be1sntse nabe tei SreiS'
ler's @albauIe, IN @aI6t9tpu Sip., Qe6a Co.,
friiber seeisnet Spn 8rtsrtS unb Davis, iiber.
nrntnen taben, tmb MN bereit ltnb, Sebermana
nit ben Scratstt6iten S6lats, ftIr Dd6er unO
ipnifise gnbspede, su eerIebet, tpet6e an tbrem
Sru6 pbrr trsenppU Dem Canal entlans :u TT
balten linb. Sie baben 3usGeid NIT ben Serren
9res, Gutb ltnb 60. In 9tllentaln gurfebrttnsen
setrpfTen, ,ln, IobalO bic S6iffa9rt erBffnrt iR,
S6ldts mad ibrem gSbarf an Der Seda ;u befSr'
bern, NO Iol6e bann ebenfallS ;a alien 3eiten ;u
baten iinb; es fSnnen baber aud jebe Dirt geliei'
lungeu bel t6nen senta6t merpen, tpie dud tei
Srn. Sarub NpIer, @erter, In bcfastrr Stabt.
SIRE Sepinslmsrn finS ieBr billi9.
Sofepb Woier uno 8iIliams.
Sanuar 26, 1858. ... na6M