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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-22

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Henry VIZ l'Sy Ehpu.gh Eng,
land, F'a12e and Switzerland be had
wandered and now, weary with travel |,
be had reached The goal of his wishes,
his journeys end, His travels had been
rich in wonder and delight. His eyes
had fcasted on fair works of art and fair
er scenes OF natuse, and now he was in
Florence, the worlds cradle of art. But
a strange, homsick feeling was taking
possession Of him. He was beginning
to long for sight of the familiar fields,
yes, and the peculiar faces, too Of his
home; be would give more for violet
from his mothers grave, than for sight
of the tairest picture in Florence.
Full of such feelings as, he wandered
forth one morning TO take a last look at
the beautiful city which he meant to
leave forever on the morrow. As he
passed through the market place, his
eye fell on the little italian girl, who,
barefooted and bareheadeo, was selling
flowers to the passers by. Struck by
her wonderful beauty and the besecch,
ing glance of her Jorge, passionate eyes,
he stopped and bough bunch of roses.
With brilliaut smile the little one
received his money aud then turned to
another purchaser But Henry gazed
after her with suddenly awakened in
terest. Tnough clothed in scanty rags,
it was the face and form that had haun-
ted all bis dreams of beauty; she and
none other was his long sought id al
dissatisfied he had looked on bad looked
on the proudest beauties Of foreign lands
the face of this poor and evidently
neg glected child surpassed them all
Lost in this new and stsange rcverie, he
wandered on needless OF his path, until
he found himself again by the little Ital-
ian's flower stand. Several times dur
ing the day he passed her, and each
time an, arch and winning glance from
her beautiful eyes show,d that she rec
ognlzed him. At last he stopped and
"'h"N wv heihc, ~ 'uC odlHC lluic pun :
chasing fresh boquet.
" lola,P was the icply, with a look of
wonder at the strangers interest in
her.
We'll, lola, I wish to sec you again
Will you bring some flowers to my rooms
to morrow morning" ?"
" Where do you live :" usked lola.
He told her, aud promised to buy all
the flowers she would bring him
Then l will come early, before it is
time Tor me to 20 to the market place, y
she answered smiling; aud musing on
the days adventure, Henry Strickland
walked away.
The next morning with her basket
well-flled, lola promptly at the stran-
gers door. He gave her gold piece
tor her flowers, and then by skilllul
questions, elected her history from her
She was an orphan, and lived with
her old grandmother, who she supper.
ted by selling flowers. In touching ac
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In a yellow farm house, just cut Of
the village Of Linden, lived Henry
Strickland ever since his good cid faith
er had died and left him the farm as his
sole inheritance. Though born and
bred in tie country, Henry was well
educated, and possessed lively and
cultivated imagination. But being an
industrious youth, and poor withal, his
ardent fancy thus far had only served to
brighten his early toll with dreams OF
what mi ight be.
Down the hill, nestled among cherry
trees and rose-busbes, stood little cot
tage, where dwelt the widow Hale and
her daughter Lucy Here in summer
afternoons, would Henry often come,
and while Lucy piled the needle which
earned her daily bread, he wsuld enliv-
en- her solitude by bis friendly gayety.
Lucy was no rustic beauty. Che was
never the belle Of country merry max
lings but there was a sweetness in her
lace and repose in her manner, which
well supplied the lack of rosy cheeks
and iaultless features. Her brown bair
was parted SIMPLY on her lorhead and
her clear, blue eyes shone beneath with
a quiet, steady lusire They fell be.
meath Henrys most careless glance
but when they d,d meet bis, there wa'
a depth and clearness in their gaze tha
haunted him hong aiterward.
Sopetimes, in winter evenings, b,
would take with him some thrilling bool
and read until midnight to the widow
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VOLUME VI-NUMBER 33.
iloctrp.
The Little "TTundEe-Rcd :"
ny HR. A. HILL'

ny rR. A. NIL
We have fond little treasure,
H JOYOUS and bright a' The morn,
Loved without stint or measure, @
Ever SINCE 10 was born;
'f'is a dcnt lille girl, and her golden hair
Fails in ringlets bright, DER her orehead fair
And close by the side Of our bed,
This precious little bundle,
Every night is laid. ....
Snug in her little "trundle;" :"
Smiliug 80 sweet, that it sometimes seems,
Good Angels must talk to the child in her
dreams. .. ....
And every night she comes, ...
Weary of frolic and play,
Then softly her vesper huns,
And knecls by her bed to pray l....
And then, us soon as her prayers are said,
She nesles right down in her trundte-bee.
The clothes are all folded neat,
In winter all snugly tuck'd in,
The E" coverlet," blanket and sheet,
Drawn under the darling's chin;
Then all you can see is her baby-hcad,
AS she sleeps, for the night in her, trund!e'
bed"
And often we come to kneel, .l, -
q Where our little treasure lies,
And prayers such as parents feel, oo
We send up to the skies; fy ~
For we hear of death, and we come to dread
The loss of our child from her trundebed.'
We think-ycs often VIC think,
\ And what if the child should die .r#
The heart for moment will sink,
And a tear-drop moiSten the eye;
Fond hearts are now bleeding as others have
bled, tiIH 'gs..g n :. 7.
While they gaze on a vacant, but dear little
bed
Affection hath reared her shrine,
BY the lowIcst things of Earth,
And the holiest feelings entwine, ..
Round the spot that gave Us birth;
Thus we love the place where oursbaby sleeps,
And affection her nightly vigils keeps. ..
'Tis plain, old fashioned thing, IN
That little baby bed, ...t .. ...
Where love her offerings bring.
And angels lightly tread; la "..
Yet cord may be touched by the merest toy,
That shall deluge the hesrt with tide Of JOY.
We love it, and whe shall dare,
These holy feelings deride,
Like that precious ''Old arm Chair" ...
And a thousand things beside; ..
SO, whether our child be living or dead,
A dear little thing is that "trundle-bed."
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WESTERLY R l., THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1857

to crafty his long cherished desire to
travel. With his golden key he would
unlock the trea Sures of the world. He
would walk the streets Of the illus'rious
cities, be would look on the mountains
nd..rivers, the temples aud palaces, the
pictures and statues, the glowing de-
scrptions of which. in books of travel,
bad so often enraptured bis mind. He
would hear, too, the music of the Sis
tine Chapel; he would drink in the
sweetness oCMisasere and the glory of
the Te Deum. D foolish man not to
know that the music of one loving heart
is worth them all .#.|E
So absorbed he now became in pre-
paration for his long absence that he for
got to call and bid goodbye to Lucy
Hale, who sat up until the village clock
struck twelve, the evening before his
departure. thinking he would surely
come and say just one parting word, Tor
the sake of old times In vain she fed
her sad heart with remembrancGs OF all
his former kindness and affection, and
satisfied its meek complaints with gener-
Gus excuses for his neglect. The little
caudlewent out in its socket. the fire died
on the hearth, and still he did not come
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4;lra Il. M. Dunn,
Keeps constantly on hand nlarge stock of
Gentlemen and Boys Clothing, adapt
ed to the season, such as, Hats, b..
Caps,Coats, Vests, Pants Shirts, ff.
Undershirts, Draws, Boots IH'
.1, and Shoes, &C., &c. .t.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. 137tf
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%. St5iEnlan ,
Samuel a. Gov,

L Pc r IL a nger. -
PaPcr ttangIngs' OF the latest and most de-
,Ir.Ol tyIesIurnished when desired
Asentfor Z. u. Dodge Dye House, of row :
,dence Ofders left ut Messrs. s.. q
.r,.. ~ ID. smiths Store willre-
Eg eivepromptattention. 1851
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I l l..

Lucy Hale. sat by her little window
sewing The breath of juno came in,
tanning her fair, white forhead, and she
thought with deep longing, of the fields
wet with dow, and blue with yiolents,
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William II. Gov

- fftsprepared to have 81 tu lfA
b2 Books bouDdin neat =
and desirabiestyles at short notice.
N. b. Books ready for delivery in two eeks
from the time they are left l06tf
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N. MarstOn,

Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters,
Slippers, and every description of La
dies work. also, Gentlemen's Boots,
Gaiters, &C., of a superiorqual-
ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, a large Stock ofGoo
in tho Boot and Shoe line.
-.T Store on, Main ST, 1871
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Francis Sheffield.

dgent Of the ,.Veao London County
AMUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office West Broad Street, Pawcatuck.
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Porter & eLOveland.
Manufacturers
gE i'm 81 Shoot Iron Ware,
A full supply of Stoves, of the most ap- =
proved patterns, always on I and
Tin and Shset Iron Ware for sale, or made
TO ,ordefs At short nb tide. : iHI
shop, on High street. V TKf 1877
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a. . ~ INVNNNs
Dry Goods-Prints Muslins Cam5rics Dc
Lanes, Brown aud blSaahed Sheeiings,
Brel'lcioths ,Cassimeres Sntine.ts.
lroc Molasses, White and Brown u
.gars Teas. pure Coffee, spices. sc.
SRents forthe Sale or Valuable Medicines
,ys3AorsneS Ito eawcat ock Bank.
1871 -'>'' PAWoATUCK, CT,
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B usiness Gar0s.
III. III. Farnham,
DENTIST,

GTrs CAN be found Mt his Office, in
QFYSyYyA Westerly, from he lst to the
- A-l' 22i Of ac h mouth.
September, 85} t wv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-11
SSS 0rpeu'S
Serbrrbrrte Seusrs unb pa6erbt1t
Competition fir 0dtbrr.

Serbrrbcrte Ssuerz unb pa6erbi1tt
Competition fir 0ddbrr.
SIRE @ufmrrtIamtett ntro sGrerticti9F auf rit
otise Wetbope CUR, Srrfrrtigung spn Oa6wertcn
secntt. iest aetrauat in pbuapetpbia uno NaA'
bari6oft, unp ausgepebnt III @rtrnu4 in rcn
StIptsn beS gGsItens ,pp iie unter alien mt9lt'
den umitdnpen wdbrcno Der lebtcn II Sabrtn
seprift pprprn. g8ir empfs9len rielelte paGn
UrrtrauursSpca Dem 9utlifuEt, ais cine Ntctbppe,
CUR Serfcrttguns ppn Dadawertelt, unncrwcrflih
in iepn Se,ie6uns. sic Serrintst In IA bic psrtb'
ppllen Grforperniie Spn gSUtlfstlbeit, Oauerbhfs
ti9teit unb Si6nbsit seSrn 6eucr IpmcN ais 9es
gen 9Salier. Sic nimmt 1hnel Den 9tab etn scn
alien anprrn Dad sglrtsn, no ie ein9cfibrt MUIR
DC, sitt aIsentsine Ssfrrbisuna, unO wirp SOn
Nlsn bod empfUbisn bic ibre MBlbtrit gepriit
batsn. Die OG6er brauden cine Nr9uns pUn
ntt mebr ais 1 3Oa I'M e5uB, pcl6es Gin srcbu
Scrtbdl i'm 5all BON 5euer unp gum Srcducn ecs
rdbrt. Sic fpmmsn ipeit tiuigrr i'm 9reis ais
trgrnp anbrre benuBte DG6er u,o bspirten cine
tepeutenbe GrlparntB In ben &citcn pe5 Saue5.
gBolIergGben mGScn aus Dem n1mAcn Waterill
seEilpet psrpsn, mic bas Dad, ~ peit geringes
rem Soften. SIN Sal rines Defstts pprr 8rIdG.
b9uu9 purG ir9sno cine llrIaGe, tt ten Dad 10
lsidt 3u reparirrn.
Die Natrralirn Iinb meiRens gi6taGletrr fer
Sibr, paber II tein Dad 70 tiibt int Scmmrr
nod 10 warm I'm gBntsr. Oirjsnge bic picls
Dd6er gu sebrau6rn min IGsn, Ioaten rrn Spar,
rem rinen 5aa bon unsefGbr Boil I'M SUP srtrn
3. NJ. 1Darrcn uno 60.
Slabfct9sr pon 9Barrsn uno 8uruban.
SO. Saraubor Buildings, 3tGr Sted, g1aluug
St., 9s9sui6sr per @rtban9s, philadelphia.
R9Der llnter;e6nste III anseIsat ais q9ent
fir 9ctba unb Carton Gauntirs, uno ale Seltels
Iun9en loaten an tBu einselanpt perben.
. Jofepb Glcpell.
&1tntdun, Sanuar 8, 1856. bt1S
B3- Splaenbe 6errm batsn ibre SGuIrr aui
pcr1ersebenbe art baden laIen, no lih Sefer
BON benz @eiasten bsfrirOi9en fam, Der bel ibnsn
pprIpri6t, ndmlih
g. 8. Srerler, linton St. ;rpiIbsn 9teu uno 10
B. Stettlsr, Malnub, Sten uno 8. a.. s HH
z. Scblen, 7ten Strabe.
9Rctb uuo Sage, 4tsn uno 5tsu. -
q. G. BeIe, 6tsn Strnec.
Seip unb SnauB, 9tsn Strags. "a ..-.-.
4. SIce, gds Iuicu aue 7ka etrGFs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-11
Wbi(abetpta, 2(pril II. ls56.

6srrsu g gpansuno gBatfOn:-Sb babe
&ub mtiu 3su9ni6 ;u Gunittn oer 9rc6cn Cider;
btit oepabrt ,u msiuem eonjcn Stcd Supdsn, Sd:
der. papitrsn, Il. T. No., tCi osm Stuct am 8aulttoo
plaBt, ,u cftriren-uno Die Sbatiabs gu pGrtincSn,
oa6 oisIa6t Tb in ;nsi pom ibasn perfsrn9sn Salas
nanoer Siberbsitss8itcn bsfauosu.
Oa oittl6t ron Dem Stem StcipsrF pcu ben AR:
firan Gttfuetn," pc iis frdbsr 9sitanosu uuo Der
oes ftr cine lau9e 3it ous9sket woren btrat9efal:
len Iuo, c mar Ssocr Der ;u9c9tu mar, ais ottClbe
9cSfuct wurptn, uno Den SabaIt bGTtb9s, bSblt srs
itaurt.
allen csnisni9en bic cine eerpi6s 8cfbGeun9 9e:
asn oas tc6ence Clement 5suer, gu erbaltsn min:
Etbsn, rpdros itb ibrs 8ittn cbus Btoeutcn ausms
pftbttu, pa oislt nun bsr pclIltSnnt99 Nno.
II. Y. liet1an.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-11
@bttabsIpbia, 1tpril IA. 1856.

pbitao Up y q, Gprtt ID 1856
6trrtn evans uno atIon:- Sbne
3plift miro es 5burn lie6 fiu gu crfabrcn, oaB tb
ntin BUD, pcGtp pcu @srIhsrun9, @srtiftattn
pen Stct, uno aneere pSrtbpcac DctumSnts, am
sstsn Srtitas. os i'd Die pcu ibrer Sirma prfrti9ts
srbtits:Siits Sfnetc, in 9utrm 3uitanSe fanp.
Da Id wuGts bag olsIIt6s Der ftbr 9rcsen Sisr
ms9tfett par, rusIhcs o0S ,,Nrtiian @sbducs" ger:
gSrte, uno on th wu6te oos fs pom 3ttn Stct bet:
abaefauen iuar, 70 tcnnts i'd, pcr Der @rSffuun9 une
5npsttjcn oss Jnntru uur wsui9 {otfnun9 bo6en,
ba6 Der Snbatt, wtlben i'd ent pcn 10 bcbtm SBtrb
biclt, fernerbin mob ir9cno 38srtb fir midi tcIssn
fSunts. 0a a0sr oiefs 8sfdrbtun9cn 9EjdIther
@siiI ih auotr5 ousptlfln, 70 fdblc i'd cs als meis
ns pFitbt et1tn Sts, ;utdnftitb Den Slbroub ibrcr
8iit1n 2tGsn aniutmvflbIsn, wtbs ptrtlit 9r9cn
otSits fdrtbttrtibt Clement belhdst 81 ttnwdnibsn
HSmaro 6asFia, 8ubbinocr.
ONT8tftSnoia ouf oouN, GOtcnt pupcr u. Dict:
fstt SblS6Ir fir YantSn, Strbrs, u. 10.
2prit 30. 1856. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-11
Giaweibnng III Allrntant.

Sennto9s ben l5tsn WadrS IcG in Der bsuttben
lntberiihcn STRIDE in 2lIsntaun Gin neues fdr bic
Scnnta9sfbule uno ben BrCbSnecttesoienft bcltimms
tes gRClcoicu ciu9cmcibt merotn, uno sualsid elm
SRuitfslt itotluptn. gei tickm 5elte rpereen brei
8sosn 9ebaen tpsrotn, @crritta9s uno 2tbSnrs cine
Deutfbe, uno Natbmittass cine Gnsllhe @Srmits
tags in9t elm psreiuisttr 9bcr, 9iabn,itass eer
cn9be lutbCriihe uno abeubs ecr bcutlcbsrcfCrmir=
ts. Cine bsribufs SSnaerin rcn Sstblcbem miro
an Der eeimno oes @elnn9ts Sbsl nsbmCr. Die
SrsunNe Der Scnntossibuttn uno rts Srsunoc 9uter
.8irdbsnnnlt fno abtun9speu eina'' '"wrbs
ucr. = - . - Il s.--.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-11
olive SarwirS ansewrnOet etuno
stn9catbmst niht etn9eucm:
t1e H.,
Mnipeifuneen.

QSsnos Is an ourdb rIi6en 100 Sbmtrjtn cecr
Rrantbsten ertrSn; eaun bcotdt Die Sbetlsn nit
sinGm gfInittr 9smatbt aus 9CSttem Sttee, earan
bsfts Elm bauncr umlhla9 pcn 8aumucu Batting
-bann bseSds cas- Batting nit pauntm Muslin.-
uh,pe(s ceer pclltner Stannta mag 9ebrautbt
psn outait ssSttsr Ssicc, oa6st pcrceu ater Ole
Sys.aicu,u osS IaI.telS nitt 70 IbusH uno mtrtIam
fcin.
Ginatb bm:cu - Stee Gin Sbiltbtn
lFatsr cine 8epl nit bttBGm Basr, (baItt es bstB y
aises in cas Sbilben 9euu9 Ops Sar um Den 8e:
ben gu btcsisn; otr lesrs Raum miro 0tsbaIo NIT
Dem Strub eefdllt fctn, Der Dem &ranttn etns Its
mcspbirs bsrpcrtrtn9t 9lfhpin9trt nit otm llsbIt:
dDsn gsruhitciTe Der > ttpeuno Der 81 tt.
o. Grusurs ben Dine Sar ti9tib gum Ginatbf
min, rpis ehfn an;a;::::""i.f!n-
Cine anoers 9Qttbcos ,un G;natbmsn III ec9e
bas Stios SAT- auf 9sSltss Stioe Qhatsr, pIIbes,
mtnn cs auf oer 8rult 9ttra9tn miro, Die pee ot5
aSrssrs Gas Sttsen Sar aImiIt9 gum Iusount fdbrt
unS nie cs uafitti9t miro es etn9tatbntt Oas Sd:
Gsiessp pHafir GcItc mit frtfhm SGpsn Sbter isotn
anoern Gag osrmf5t rpsrotn. Sn btftt9in 6dlltn,
eosr III esnsu pcu LANCER Dauer, lcllttn Die rb9tn
spti Gastbcbsa Der GinatbmunS sstraa:b' pSretu.
s8sna cbias DtrsFticnen tsfcl9t wsrotn, tonn
bic Ihtlmmttn Siutn pen arantbtttcn oes 6alits
cosr osr eunasn--rtrr 9ttttb nthtc 9efhmino &C.:
Esilt-eineerun9 psrfhaift wcrecu; wibreno tempe:
Sdre 8irtSItuu9en utbs pilfs, entpinostsn eun9sn,
Gatarrb, Group 6uitsu etc., stt. auf stnnlnl ibrrr
4 osteIulHitH DelltHpSU VDtIcutt WdulNepVHs
Stafforb'S Sti1e 3bcer
@siht uno oriust ourtb Die buut; cabsr pirS ss in
allen d,rcnifbsu rnsr astivsn Gnt;tnoun9sn bShlt
6sIam aefunosn, iu6tm ss ssroee auf bic Werptu,
btt g9ustetn uno Selente eperiri.
S1iDe Ebscr Sa1be
gsfsebt aus psrmiEbtsn SIpsn Sbrr uno !5amrst.
2ald, In eteibsn 5bsiten, Dies Salte 1T cine 9S:
Fpise sur fir afte 8rantbeiten Der baut.
OF 9bmsr,sn faunen nitht bsfebsn rpo Slips
2btsr cosr Stips Sheer SaIbs an9swsneet uirt.
Staforb's Wliue Gbrrr
gntbatt ttnsn miussatifbrn Suttans rpersr Siftiss
lrlcusi; bic ypaupt Suercoisutcn fnp ptth pstnt
Sbssr, uno Oa aus osm Spauilh Stivsubaum.
StafOrS's @Iipe Cheer
gBirS faSryrt burb cine 9srnbruugsart ,uetbe nsu:
iib patsnrirt nuros pen pru. g St. Stafcro, prat:
tifbsr 9bsmitsr, ourh p;lhe @srfabrun9spsiit al
bic lalrsu uno fbarfn 8sitanctbsisu, prIhs in ptu
Sutitanyu sntbaltnS fiuo pis cieit ORifhuu9 (Gcm:
pounpl frrmirsnN cbns Den 9ibraub ron &bsmita:
- y. -.
AInsntaun hei t. an
8 DNepi8 S@miSt, ayctbstcr.
nb1 3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-11
Nd6rt6t

piro bernit 9c9cten, oos Der llntSreibnste ats 10:
miniltrotcr rcn Der bintsrlaBsnla oss psrtcrtsnrn
3 IN gR a Il {, tsetbin ron gSofhiuacn Saun.
fhip, 9stba gountr, nannt mcrbsn il. 2tus bicss
niscu bobrr wsttbe uttb an 6sfu9e 6intsrlaGenbaft
ihulci9 ino, iinp bisrmit auf9tfcrbsrt innsrbalb
gBcbsn auSurufsn uno Gtjubcjabtn,- ale ielr,
bic mob rSbtmSsi9s gufrrowunscn babsn, fno ebsn:
faus sriudt lclde mcb6edst inntrbaIb Der tsfastsn
5sit sinsubanoi9cn on
Srhn Srei4lrrJ slbM'rr.
Tstruat Is. 1851. ulGm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-11
pbitobstptia, aprit la. 1856

NbitobttpbiH a, aprti IL. 1856.
esrrsn e nonsunO QS at Ont @s 90:
rgbrt mir Sir 5Sabfis Srtuos, Sub benahrihti9sn
4, tSunSn eas ptr ss Der tsibdelnpen NualitSt Der
gihtrGfrssailten. Die ib prr cint9sn 9Qcnatsu ron
sud- tauitt gu psroGuten babsn, oaB mir sinsu sres
gsn Sbsit unItrer Suwelen, 8dhsr, popieren, Ctt.,
rststsn, ullsbe in Stfabr tanoeu tei osm 5cuer on
otn Sauitsoo Ytass, am MOr9cn psS lltsn aprils
;sritSrt gu tpcToer.
G9nu mir in 8ctraht ,isbsu, bas bisc 8iftcn in
Gem 4ttn Stcd oss Ssbiuots partn, ruttbss mir &c
pobntsn. uno oo6 nc Ipitcrbin in ben 6auftn Der
brsnnenosn 9tuinen biuobfittcn, olIpc Die oies 70
9rc6 par, paS Die me6in9usn platttn 9chmcl3en hno
70 tSuutn mir uiht unIbln bic @rbaltuua unIsrer
wtrtbpotItu 28aarcn ais dber,eu9enoss 3susuiB ons
;ufsbsn, ra6 Cure Siiten 9inJth Ssusrfit finc.
N9jt Srsuosn nsrosu mir oicfItten 9rIbafts:etus
tsn, ats cine iithers 8sfhdsuns 9c9tn Ssu'r onsm:
pfblsn. 0car1e 10. 5Imens uno Comp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-11
6duS0Qltz Sitter.

Das wpblfetlite aunp bsa autcrpSbItr aTortes
m'nt Scn 8ebIcithtem unb ungctlcidtcm MusIin
ucn alien prrtlen, 9etlei&te unp ungetlsi6ts 20-4
Sdestin9s, I9wrre Qsnaturs, ttsSidin9S, Sur.
nture' uno SdurjsGbefs, linene unb baunltpcIles
1iiftdAer. 5lanne, !Sal Ieinen, GOtten 5Ian-
neil, Ginen, SanptiiGer, SriId 2insn, wollsns
SIanfets, Wlrlailes, Quilts, u. +. No., bas je in
AaentGwn angetrpfen purps, III gu boten tci
Daniel s. S6laut1.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-11


Cine neue StGse 2!Hie
jpI6rn llnicnpiae uub &Ientam eri6tet 9atrn,
unp nun bercit linO 8eiImoe braucm unp pobls
fell ju tra8en. Die SutI4e ptrldBt icpen Wons
tug, OlittWpA unO 8reitdg llnionptae um llbr
--paBrt an fol9rnpen Gfenttiben 9libea prrtet,
ndmlib: gScporina's @'aIbaus, Yrter'S @al'
tauS. Saairt's GIt6aus, TuhsViQe, Mebanic5'
borp, uno Shasr'S @alblus, ,-uno lun9t um
If ll9r, olIc in gutter 3et tei 6ascnbu9's @aIt.
baule in @lsntaun an, nm Die Tir3eltabnsGarrsn
fir gtsuport unc pblnpeIptia gu trsifen..
Die Suti4s prrldBt pann I'm llbr 2llsntan
pieper. poBirt an ben gemctpcten ptiben oOrtei
na6 llnicnpilc 3arid, allpo pieIrlGr UNI ll9r
4benps sintriift.
Oils nsue 9Infinssr Erffen itr aaf bic llnterfis.
uns oe5 9ublitums, weltr iic ltdb pdbur6 ;u,u'
litCrn pcr1uAen werpcn, bds aQes W6elite sur
SequemIAfeit tbrr &unpen aufsrbpten wrrpcn
fol-.
D9- SIRE 5crtwunsen fir rnrn paIIasicr BON
llnipnsille mad Qlentaun unO mieper Suriii gu
tra9en, linp nur Is Gsnt5.
9lbrabam 9hI
0atriel S1etrer,
Scbruar IL, lS57.-ua3W. GiatnthGmcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-11
u luentaun Il
NHllll.W NllllfAffltr,

In Der Sie,adten Strabe, ;rpiIden Sdsenbu6'S
2GirtbStauIe unb Der peut19en lutbsriI9m
Stride.
Die lintir3eibnetsn MAIDEN bienit ben 8ausrn
ron eedba uuo ben on9rdujnoen Gauntes ohtunes:
pr Die anStise oaF fe fih ctabtirtsn, 5ur 8rfirti'
9un9 rcn 8aurrn9erdtben, ais
9fitge, Gultivatprs, WabmaI4incn
Drills, @ssen @alSen1 SrnAt>
rehen, II. (. 10,
ron alien uur crpsutlitbcn Qrtsn. sic boCsn ale.
;sit cine 89rbisoenbsit pcn Den aenannten GRaIbie
men ouf pano cor perferti9SG pIeit6cn nab 8SrlOns
gen auf Die fiirjcits QuSsi9e.
2(uf wdnIbsn fic bic teIcnbrs Iufmcrtlamssit Der
8Gucrn auf ibrsn'
Seeuarttgct aSTu@
81 jltbtn, mdber nab stnem neucn pattern osrfsr=
ti9t 1T uno Giles Der ART dbertrssu icg, plbss ncb
Dem Yutlitum cffertrt rpuree.
Da n :::.n,nrr Die bcTcn gRatsrialicn aetrautbsn
uno tlcs quite Qrbsittr bsbdfti9en. ic ub e aIjctt
i'm Stanos. ftr ibre Irbsitcn 9utjuitrbsu.
Slidorbtit rpiro gu Scoer;cit prompt uno ouf bic
bctt GRanisr psrrt6tst-uuo Die prcit fir ibrs GG:
ter uno Gr6tittu uo 70 uieoris ais is irscno icnpc
IN Der linton 9Ctrcffen wsroCu.
Sis ino oansGor fdr bisbsr 9sncTrue 6unefhoft
uno bcffsn ourb pGnttlhe 8ecicnure, quite Irbcit
uno biai9e prsie auf ftrusren rrihlitbcn 5uIprut.
Smitb unb Seitlrr,
2tGtutoun, Sauuor 81. 1857. no6W