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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
sSis istt Bic Sran,uIen e;cle MAIDEN

Sriefe, rpelfe bon ben Sauenid,s Sulcln
in Soifpn entpfan9en wurben, melocm, ba6
cine franSOGId,e .Sregatte Sabiti bclud,t ba.
be, fir ben &nnjwcd, INN 8rnugtbnuug su
fcroeru fur ole Seleioigun9en, peld,e rells
lth ali eiuem franS0iIfhen preiter burh Die
Seamten Der 9ie9ieruu9 uerilht pprben ipds
rem. Wau forberte Scbntauisub Gtalrr in
"a Stmben gu be;ahlen, mo nidht, 70 ipiiror
man Die Sniel brnbarbiren. Die Sf6niginn
melbetc III ibrer slnhport, baB Die englifhen
Millcndre bic llrbeber jener Seleici9ull9eu
9emeien wdreu npo oas Ie eilten Sbeil Der
Strafe leiccn Ipllteu. 9lnfra9e purec Ics
bann an Den @n9Iiihen @pniul gemad,t, Der
Die 9efcrberte Summe beSabltc. Gin 9nts
ihulpigun9ssSrief ipirbe lcoann BON Der Scs
ni9in an BEN Sefeblsbaber Der Sre9atte ges
ianot oerlprcdHno Siderbeit in 3ufunft fir
bic frdrs6iTideu Ginippbner.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03

Sn~Gried,enlanb iiimnit Der ei9lide Gins
fluB beim 8clf lebr iiberhano. Geulidl fano
cine Snlnrrefticn gegen ben S,of ftatt, bic jes
opdl ipiecer unterorildt ipuroe. Die @ries
den perabIhelien bic ibnen bon ben feges
nanuten sllliirten aufgeorun9ene SaDeriid)s
@riehiIde 9tegierun9sfWm nno bafeii ibren
Soerrider @n9lano wirb I'D, oieS mahrs
lhetulih su 9iuse MADDEN uno pielteid,t wirp
.Scbn Suu oaS oerlaGene Gjried,eulano III
feine frdfti9e 9lrme fdIieecn uno Dor lauter
9iebe erorilcten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03

bem Ssapitplium fanlen, 70 ipiirben fe Stes
pens, ben pero-ten'Sh Shnrfen, II | B e r
ae itred babrn. Sie fpdren ibm pcn
Dem Ni9el nadbgefcIgt uno parteten auf
cine @ele9enbeit, ibn sm erfdieeen. Ter
Oeanr, Der BET ibm mar, bate cine &c | az
ben mb 9efpannte 9NltOle gebabt
urb ipartete auf cine @jelegenbeit su fhie6en
icbaIo Ste5ens al Gem 9idlte eiiter 9ampe
fcmmcn tpGrpe /; eben Inn bic 3eit als Stea
pens babiu 9efommen war, fam Der paufen
bon perlcnen aus Der Srase, bic ih err
wdbnt babe.--Gr fa9te, wenn mebr pcn ibs
neu ba gepeieu ipdreu, Inn eiuafsber 81 be-
fdiiBenL 70 wilrben fc es'alIerbin9s 9etbau
blben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03

Die Se,pe9uu9en Der @bartiitS in Gn9ldnb
perpen bon Gage Slt Gage fNbner, nnb troe
Der prccIomdticn Der Gonisin, perianimlen
ile ftd, sablrcih une cbns s8urtt. @ei elmer
8erlammlui9 III Sriftpfpurbe 5or @appeY,
Der urfpriln9Iide @srffrtiser ces "Gjreat
gSefferlL" als grefeent. .berufen. $50 fle
Die 9eliSeY NIB baS lRaifw su fart ftnber,
beben Ie bic Seriandisslnien auf ipo eieS
aber niht Der Salt it, balten iIe aufrilbreris
itbe 9feeen uno necteu Die @eamten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
81 q db IT Of t
SUP 8.

tptrb biermtt 9egeben, oaB Der Undergraduate
ais 9lominiitrator Der SoiuterlaGenfdaft hes
ocritcrbenen . Danie 0teber, jr. leete
bin bon Soeicelbers Saunlhip, eeta @auntp,
an9eitelt tpcroeu it, sile biejeiti9en, nell
die nod slnfpreeruuseH an befa9te S.inters
laienfd,aft babeu, merSeu baber er,iiflid;
auf9efcrbert lire 0ied,nunsen spcblbeftdti9t
3tptlden jeet uub ben lften 9lisnff tdd,ftene
an ben lluterseidueteu il, befdgten 3auns
fhtp einSub6nbi9eu.-llpb iolde speld1e nod
fduict9 fIno, iperbeR eber&alls erri1liA nuf.
9efcrcert binnen erfa9tsr 3sit bei ibn angus
rufrn unc 9fidtisfeit 81 MAIDEN.
9Stlltam Senferlna6er, 9lomin.
SulD3. na--5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
Drefe6 Sd a febtnelt

lllif pelee9ltber sDfereesSraft.
Der lluterScibnete. .sei8t hermit benz pnblis
CO er9ebenit an, cas er an feiner 8erfftdtte
In Der Staot sllleHtalirt, ge9cnit6er ocm See
dld SauntD @efdn9nif, 70 rpie audi in Der
Staot Cation, IortbamptcD @auntD, jeoers
Seit pcrferti9t uno sorrdtti9 hdl, cine 9liis
sahl OreidtWafd,aleu NIT pferbefraft, Die
man mad, etnem jeben beliebigen Srte mit
eetd)ttgfeit oerieeen fam. Gs lit eiefe 0ans
fhne fir ben 9lderbau tretbenben Biirger
bon mebr 9tusen, ais ir9enb eine in iteuerer
Belt erfunbene. Der 8erferti9er rihtet auf
ieine WaIhnten fetn beIoueeres AnseuHierf,
eaB fle bduerbaft iino 70 9ebaHt treroeii, I'm
nidt aus Sronun9 70 leid)t su fommen. lles
beroieS seriIfert er jebe Maldiuf, ipeldle
in leiuer 9Serfffatt perferti9t iif. Srbem ey
I'M senei9ie GnnoId)aft bittet, laoet ar jeherf
man etrJ an fciuen 98esfltdtten ansurufen,
Ole slrbeit su beleben NIB ben benz porSaglis
den 9Gertb bfrielben iId) fetbif gu ilberseur
9ciL
Selpis q. Snfleb,
slaeHtaan NIB Cation,
SUP 3. ua-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
Sf0rb

stm 20lten Sung, 5or. ScbanueS
6 II e, bon 9feu SaHncoer 2dunIdip, AM
Shla9flus, III bem 9Iltsr bon SO Sabren, IL
Wicnaten unb 81 Sa9en.
Sim lesten Sdmiag, III DER Saaecna,
an ber 9bclerasRcrbue, @harles 9 eu az
m IN, SObnlein bon Sacob @rcmau, i'm lat.
Sahr ieiuf6 Silters.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03

G- Sim Wipnta9e 8prmittas nm
Ii llbr ffanb Oct Sbernpineter bier III
9tllertallfl itatb Sabrenbeit i'm S1ats
ten, aitf 78-itnl ~ llbr ollf so, tne,
Inn 3 ltbr auf SO @rae.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
6Gtniae 2(genfen-9

gSerbelt oerlan9t Tim Suberibenten ailf
pcpuldre 9Serfe ;u ianisHleu. Sine quite 9Iufs
mlntcrnn9 ipirb benjeui9en gesebeii, nelhe
I'D, trbalo tpie mt9li@ III bie(er Erudcrci
mcibeu.
eSlinD 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
SSeri,etratbef.

Sim Issten Gisnitas, burd, ben @br,p.
Sorn. @erman Sr. Spfepb y Bad, III a n,
NIT Mie 2ibta 9 h hmiS I, bfibe bon
SbsrsMilfrro.
Sim lceteu ScuHtaa bard, bea @hr,p.
5ern. Sd9er, or. 6 feph & i'd le in
NIT WtB @Gifabetb Sabinser
betce pen soanucsef.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
@rnltltele Slaebrte6t,

IA llnterid,rifbensr idcu ~ ipieberbcltent
malen an9eset9t bat, bas ieine Bidder lit ben
SNlpee bon Setn s. &raufe, @fa. fId, beins
ben, unb er oiefeIbe ibm gum @in{aii,len iibere
geben bat biesher aber bieie 9fadridt
neiitenS nnbeaftet 9eblieten III, 70 ,rad,t er
hermit befannt bas CT S,ru. &rauie beauf,
trast bat, big ben 15tea SnID alle, cbue sluss
nabme, bic bis eahin nidt bssahlsn, geridts
lid, Su belan9eH. 8enn @runtnuttgen uns
Drphun9en nidts belfen, 70 niigen Sie @es
feBe ibre ShpIe9feit tbun.
GeubeH 9ntb.
StaeHtauit, SulD3. 81
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
Salf1teialctten sll perfailfen.

Samifags, ben 20te culi, fcllen auf bfm
plaee iflbit SffentIid, perfauft tperssu,
1S Salffeinsectten;
9ele9cn III SibsBbeitbaa Gaurid,ip, eedla
@arntD in Der 9idbe bon oenr{ d, 8u utb6
@irtbsbaus, srdnsenc oil ben Steinbrud,
bon Dauie4 q nth, entbalteuo sinen baib
8ertel 9lter jebe ectte- Dies ftno bon ben
beitenSialfiteineiL als tr9eno all eem Scrban
Su fubcn Nno.
@S miro einfrcier 8Se9 gu jeber ectte
9e9eben.
SUI Tall eas Wetter aisebi9em Gage uits
giinliie feiu fchte, 70 ipirb bic 8encu am Non'
fa9e, ben 22ifen SrfN ifaft fneen. Die Ses
ouialta9eu fctleu AM Berfauftage befanut 9es
mad,t nno sebibrenoe 2Iufwartnn9 9eseben
merbeu bon
George S6ueieer.
Sulp 3, ,lq-sni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
pruefer V.rfoeif.

Ssbe Dirt Drader.slrts it IN aeatfaber unb
@nslifd,er Spradle, iveJbs n apf sic filr,elfe
ausetgel 9efhniadprlI u.n' M, bic tigie(tsn
preiis ~ ber Gruderei p irfgrtiat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
ttnochcnrcs Gd,pcin.-Niebert 9lfel

NHNCDCNrce SUIUtIN'-UtUVfI NlVTS
aneer, ein tldlti9cr Bauer bon 9Baid1ingtcn
@auntD, I'M Staat 9eu Yprf, hat einSdwein
aesc9eu nno an @eergc Sd,pars in Der
Stabt 9Ilbanp, fir Swct huncert Gbaler pers
fault, Dies ourfte ipcbl oas 9rb6clteS Sd,wein
ieiu bon bem je 9etrdunt porren il. gS lit
,pci Sabre uno adIt Ntpnate alt, uuo pirgt
ie hsjebn tunbert pfuuo! Sad,s
fcuner 9lauben haB tS curd 3uridtcu $50
pfuno perIisren ipirb, alscam blebt ibm
oa6 brauhbare GeWiobt bon 1850 pfunb.
@6 mist SSus 3oa in Der ednae, pub wirb
bon 8crncrn ais plS 9r6ste CHER Ieinsr
9lrt betrahtet cas je in gImrrifa BcScsen
pereen it.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
C9lus bcm Qibaurn Nemofrat. }

SScr fanliS bitcm.-9tuf Der Sourrei
bon Saccb pbiIlitD in SHeibelberg Iaurfdip,
2ibaucn @auntp, nud,S bieic6 Sabr cine
Sir d, e, speIde 3cl uno ein balb slttel
i'm llmfan9 mas. NHrrab fur NarriIcn II.
9Sebtcr 4ofp Srfc Sauerambelsrnb Joaies
flccsStengel frnucu es faum bieten.-0oS
la9t Der prabihaus Drm befgcn slepofat bas
gu 2 90ir ipcaen iebcn, pb bic spfpfrtps eS
au6fraGCn fNnneil.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
Saifamifcbcs
2l II g { It ~ a ffer,

81, eer Druderei bes "patrict unb res
niofrat" 1T bon jest an cben senslsetes ball
fandfdle Stiiaerapader ;it babsn. Dafelbe
lfdrfet bic ahi9eu nift allein, {cnbern beS
nimmt Die @ntslncun9 unb @eihwul(t ees
9lnsentteoes. Seim dnbaltencen @ebrouts
oeruiebrt unc eripeitert es bic SebsSraft
un9emeiu, uno erfriidlt bic sarten Nersen
Der slu9enmusfeln. Dies SdIlauiiid5e 2Ius
genipalier bat felt ben frie9erifden @rpden
IN 9urepa bic slufmerffanifeit ber 9Ier,ts pas
feiblt auf9ereat, unb srcben, o.elfdltsge, Ia
rlr mo9en fagen S)uncerttairlene<, babem
oleiem balfamiihen slugenmafer bis arSete
Gabe, bic Grtaltlus ibrcs geiI Id,ts. IL pers
baufen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
eeete 9sacbridyten ppn geras.

Scrluit ccS SdmpFYdGctS Cubd,
-Gurt bic Slnfuuft hes Oan1pf padcts Scs
lnntbia ~ 9ieu'SrleanS am Is. SuuD, iInb
3adridteu bon benz 9crlult bes Oanlpfs
tdjtffs Suba am l2tcn an9efcmmeH. Sie
oeriudte ebue 9Olct in ben Safen'scu Sal
oeiton etnSuiaafeu, ais fte auf einer Sraus
buns ifieB uno 9dnslib perlorcu 9ens las
Shiff mar $4,000 wertb, bie 2apuu9 90 90.
$4,000. Da6 SdIiff ipar III 9trMSrleaus
oerIIhcrt. SO roar bic crfte 9ieiie inter tbp
rem 9c9cnp6rti9en Snrttan.
sHprben pcn Merifanern uno Snbianern
babeu nebrere Wcretbaten i'll eer &adtars
ihaft bon San 9lntcnio perilbt. Bier peer
5 teranifhe @cmpanieu ino ee9en iic apss
geriidt.
glm l4tcn WaaD fanb elm grocer eanbper,
tauf y, @SuSales ffatt. @ius 9rpee Ginpans
beruii9 wiro brrt ermartet.
@iue SdId9crei nabm am Gnbe Iesten
@enats 81 Guiutaua pIae, sspiideu g8m.
s.. Suttler unp s. 9. Strip, III weld)er Der
lebtere nit cirem ScWicmeGer get6btet pllrs
oe-SuttIer bat iith ielbit ben Sebtreeu aufs
9eItefert,
@m. {. Dt' Sfeusie, Der @anaea patrict,
tpuree sn SananoaiOua CO. y. psrbDrt, ca
or ole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ocbrchen babe @r
it 9cSen leine @nWartuns silltig 9eflInbeu
fperbfu. @r bate fcirtsn 9lpeofater, ucd
bradIte er eini9e 3en9uiee Dor; Die er Suerll
serSubriu9en fpin(t1te, wuroeu uid,t an9es
npnimer. ST iprad ielbit su eer Court mt
GurD bel Shuoen. Scine 8erurtbeillino
III Is Mcnate @efau9enfhaft III eem Cams
tbs9efdn9niB ben Munrce nno cine Strafe
bon 3 10,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
Oltller rmp Sd9er
Stphrhalter in SSGoerspi[Ie.

StphrbalteE N Sa9erspllle.
Wsaden itre Sreunce unb cem putlifum
er9ebenit befaunt eas iIe oieles Seihdft All
benz frilheru Stanbplab tetreben, unter Der
Sirma bon "peter WtIter nnc Co."
Gle perbsu alleseit rin ppllifanbi9es aGcrs
temcnt pen Gtcbrs@iteru, fhufIih fur tebe
Sabrsssett, friib pcrrdtbis babcr, ipel6e fe
81 ben rpoblfeilifeu preiieH tbreu tpertben
Sunben ablafIeu werben. 8crSlQlide gufs
mertIamfeit ipire iebssmai auf bic 9ius,paH
Der @uter per,pauct ,perben.
aCeter Odller il,
Sipen Sd9er.
6 2llfe Siejeniscn, rpeld,e Hcd In beu
Stcbtbtdern cher auf ir9eno cine anoere
alrt all bic girma peR "ypeter Miller unb
Co." fd,albig Guc, tperoea freunofhaftlid
eriild., obue Seh balbi9ft ab5usablen, neil
es b6d,if n6tbig il, Giles ia 9ijftisfeit ;u
Srtr9en.
peter OdGer, it. unb Sc.
SulD 3. rq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
Slri,tcc : SEltrttt.

7. Ser lpgenannte "9lrlueepurm'' 1T
an mebreren WaBen, iplpDbl in oieien
Gauntn alS in Sllinpt5 erihtenen
Clptr i1hen ibn alf einer ber beutfben
9(niiebelun9en, Dftlt6 bon Selleeille),
unO ri6tct, no man feline Scrfebrunz
gen se9en tbn trifft, fbreflt6e 8ers
lpltltun9en al. ct bei6t ob llno perz
f6lin9t 9llleS, mas grim 1T; fein
Slattdeh feline STANCE blettt Don ibm
perI6pnt.
Gs 1T nod nt6t per(autet, bab aufs
ierbalb biefe6 9aunm'5 at einem als
bern Srte in Otiilourt rer @urm ges
iebeu lpprben III, lreni9lten5 !peiS man
in Ct. GbarleS Gauntp nod ni6tS
Don linn.
Scr et1tSi9e 9Sen ben Seripliifuns
gen be6 9Surlne6 Gtnbalt 81 tbur, 1T,
etnen @raben ober Sur6eu barum Sll
steben. Sies 9Jtittel foil aber pclls
femnlen belfen.
Scr 9trmcewurn1 if bter gum [ebs
ten Mal ppr etipa so CSabren 9e1eben
iporben. G6 1T 70 9efrdlli9 baB ct
ctn @ra6b[att III etipa einer Wlinute
perSebrt. Seim erffen GrI6einen 1T
CT enpa einen :3pll lang erret6t aber
| III Sursem cine 2dnge opu spei. Gr
1T buutelbralu NIT tpeiileu Streifen
an zen Seiten, Der Sopf ambrafarbt9
uno bart rrte &tciiel. 9lm Yrairie
bauS fam mat fehell, lpie Die S6ipei
ne cine 9tiererlage inter ibnen anri6T
ten.
Ser 9trmcerpurin erihten I'M Sabre
1885 IN ber @e9enb pon Otapsptlle
Sentufp.
Sa5 Ser. Staaten @ert6t fit ben
Siftrift Seuiiiana bat IN SeSug auf
bas Sampfbcots@efct be6 @on9rels
fe5 entihieccn ba6' bieieS @elee nt6t
auf bieient9en SeDte anipenbtar let,
rpel6e oen OtiiThfppi befabren. SDrt
lIno 9e9enlparttg ilber $50 &lagen
lpc9en Ser lebertretlin9 bieieS @eieBes
anbin9i9. Ste sbi9e &la9e mar 9es
gen @apitdn 9Jrice 9eri6tet neil ct fi6
Dem @en9re6, @efete niht fli9te, uaG
rpel6em bte bistert9en Steuerifrtfe
Don Gtleit iein ipllen.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13
CHARLES JAMES KATHRENS,
MUSIC TEACHER.

pEGS leave most respectfully, 10 return hs grateful
ID acknowledgements to the ladies and gentlemen of
Rutland, Tor the kind patronage ard support which they
have hecu pleased 30 bcstow, by a~fiufdiug him employ
ment in his line. since his having come 10 rrside aud
teach IN their village,
lie cannot possibly omit mentioning n few Of those
ladies' whose ntbaniy aud Kindness had shown so much
IN his favor. (not Only by placing in his care their very
amlable children, but by every other possible means 10
promote his advantage J The ladies Of The Hon Judges
Williams and Strong, Major Hodges, Doct. Porter
Messrs Barrett, Beamnn. and Ripley. Ana he
assures his FIRE nGs that while his humble merit is ap.
precia,ed, he shall by every means Ia has power en-.
deavor TO cultivate that good opinion So generously
formed, by 80 respectable a branch of the community ~
c. J. kathrcn ms, also desires to give his compliments
and thanks TO the young ladies' (his music pupils Of
Rutland for their polite attention, and assiduity 10 tc.
ceiving his instructions, Which must Ultimately CON
duce 10 the pupils interest, and the teachers credit
tecommencemen OF his Rutland class on Monday,
August 26, lS39.
Pianoiorles tuned aud repaired with care and correct.
ness. $50
Rutland Mil Village, August ., 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13
uoUR LATE TOWN MEETING.n

We received the subJoincd notice of the proceed
ings of the late political meeting in this town last
week after our paper had gone to press-conse-
gueptly ii was deferred until this week.
II will be seen in these proceedings tina, an effort
was made TO adjourn. This was on account of the
exceeding ,hinness of the meeting. And it was CON
tended that a nomination under the circumstances
would be very improper and not calculated to have
the effect intended. However, a majority insisted
on r nomination, and it was effected, as will be seen
in the proceedings borcunio annexed.
1t will only be added, that the object in the NOV
ers of this meeting was TO call together as many
ireemen as possible, though a busy time, in order to
see if some of the apparently conflicting interests in
the town he rcconciled and the freomen united in
their candidate for the Legislature and they disa-
vow any other motive, Notwithstanding the many ap-
parent suspicious that it was called to effect some
sinister purpose
VINO CoNvENrIoS.-At a meeting of tho citizens
Of Rutland, held at the Courthouse, on the Sd inst.
agrecably to previous notice, William Fay, Esq.
addressed the meeting, stating that, having taken the
responsibility of calling the meeting, by the advice
of a number Of the respectable and leading citizens
called the meeting to order, and stating that the
object OF the meeting was to nominate a suitable
person to represent this town in the mex; general as
sembly; whereupon, William Y. Ripley ESQ. was
called to tho chair, and Ruben r. Thrall appointed
secretary. II was moved by William Fay, Esq.
that the meeting adjourn for one week, which mo-
ton was proposed to be amended by a motion to
adjourn without day, which was adopted by the
mover, and was put and lost.
II was men moved 10y John Strong that the Hon.
Moses Strong be recommended TO the people as a
candidate OF the young men. mechanics, and liberals,
which motion was carried unanimously, and the
meeting adjourned withou, day.
WILLIAM Y. RIPLEY, Chairman.
REuHEN II. THRALI, Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

fDup fHEENEN-In a conversation the other
DAY among some of our citizens on the subject Of
politics, Il was remarked by some one thai tie free
nen were very rcrpis in attending ireemen's meet
ings, and urged the necessity Of prompt attendance,
IN order Ia preserve our liberties. In reply by am
other person, II was sad, Il was true that a great
many Wing iroom"n, an particular, neglected the
polls, as there was usually 50 much party squabbiing,
ooniusion and strife, that many quiet, poaceable,
modest men attended very reluctantly, ifuey attend
ed Al all and be himself had not attended In two
yeans' some one, after exclaining that be was a
fine Wing, asked him II be was aware that disorder
ami confusion was one Of tie devices Of tc loco
iooos 10 keep tie Nlags from the polls IL, with
soDe surprise said, he never thought Of thai, and
sdded, dat b. guessed be should attend the next
i~eeAeH's msetng II he vas Knocked down half e
dozen ,ime.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

BLAcK-Lisrs, BLacE-LrNss, AND BLAcE-DErDsl-l
has become a fashionable device among the loco
foco editors, since the example Of the Jackson SEN
ate in Congress, Of celebrating the public records
by drawing black-lines around the resolves Of the
Journal OF tina, once august body, to attempt to
initiate that highly disgraccful affair. The Wind
ham county Democrat has an array Of names IN ITS
columns under the head Of Wack-lisf, being honora-
hlo monbers Of the Legislature Of this State, for
voting on incidental questions in relation TO banks,
not exactly TO suit the s%queamish editor.
What a pity il is that such outrageous examples
should be set by such high and dignihed bodies as
lie Senate Of the L.. S.-and that the liberty Of the
press should be prostim,ed TO such disropuiablo Ii
eenuousness to uphold a desperate party and such
desperate measures.
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ELEcT1oN PRosPEcTs.-By information derived
from various parts of the State, we should think,
notwithstanding all the staggering, putting and
Boosting of the loco foco editors, that the Wings
would give the aggrarians an awful Irish hoist this
year.
The Wings Of Franklin county say that they shall
be at the polls themselves about the first Tuesday
in September and do up business in true Wing
style. Washington and Caledonia, we learn, will
probably give a good account of themselves and
no fear of ChittcndeD. As to Bennington, we guess
the old Wing soldiers will take good care of that
county. 1t never has been beaten, we believe, even
by a combination of forces. Hessians and tories
tried it first-neXt, the British and tories-and last
", the Van Buren, and loco focos tried. But the
old soldiers and the young soldiers stood THEN
ground and always repulsed them.
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A OF VERMONT

District of Rutland, SIS. d at a stated Probate
Court held at Rutland, within aud for said district on
the first Monday, being the Sd day OF August, A. D.
1889.
WilHnm Humphrey, administrator Of the estate Of
Leonard Rawson late OF Rutland, in said district, de-
ceased, proposing 10 render an account of his admins.
tratIon.
1t is ordered, that said account be examined in count
on the first Monday of September next, and that the
publication of a copy of this order three weeks success
sively IN the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland, as
soon as may be, shall be sufficient notice 10 all condern.
ed TO appear, If they see cause,a and object thereto.
a true copy Of record, 1916
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NLE NL
Tic Schooner, Stephen Francis Magic, from s.
Augustine. furnishes the Charleston papers with The
-. Augustine News Of August %. containing The
following lcucr from the Adlunnt General.
Fort Brooks, East Florida, july %. 1880.
Sr--it becomes my painful duty 20 inform you of
tho assassination OF the greater part ofLL Col. itar.
news detachment by The Indians. on the morning of
the 23d inst. on the Coloosahatcile river. whore they
had gone, in accordance with the treaty al Fort
King, 90 establish a trading house. The party con-
sisted Of about - men armed with Colts rides
Ilcy were oncampod on the ri~or, bat unprotected
10y dclcnccs ofany Kind, and, It Is said, without sen.
tnels. The Indians, IN large force. made the attack
before The dawn of day, and before r@cycillc. and it Is
supposed that - men were killed, among whom
were Mai Dallam, and Mr.. Morgan. settlers.
The remainder, with Col. liarncy, made their os.
cape. several Of them severely wounded. II was a
complete surprise.
The commanding General therefore directs that
YOU VIII instantly take measures 20 place the dcfcn-
ccs of Fort Mellon IN the most complete state Of re-
pair, aud bo ready at all times 10 repcl an attack
NO portion of your command, in future, viii be suE-
Tered 20 leave tho garrison, except under a strong
escort. The detachment at Fon Maitland will bo
Immediately withdrawn. Should Fort Mellon prove
unhealthy and the surgeon its abandon.
ment, YOU are authorised to transfer the garrison
and reinforce some Of the noighboring posts.
g.. n. GRIMM, Asst Adl't. General.
s.. Hanson, Fort Mcllen.
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GAISa IApSa
OFsEE CD0E,

WOULD inform the inhabitants Of Rutland aud It's
w vicinity that he has on band n new assortment
Of the m ost FASHIONABLE hats. which he offers
for sale at his store in Rutland East Village, as cheap
as can be bought elsewhere
WANTED
Sheared Lambs Wool, for which the highest price
will be paid in exchange for hats-a.so all kinds OF hat.
ting and shipping iurs.
All persons having unsettled accounts with o Cook
are requested to cali and settle up. 3i-te
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lead Aqucduc..

HnHE Sahscriher continues the manufacture Of
- LEAD PIPE of superior quulitv, OF 81 sizes,
from halt iLcl TO inch and a hall, at hs shop ia Y Rutland
Mill Village. Also Metallic Competition FUhiI S. au
excellent ariile, known in point Of nealncss aud utility
TO be equal to any now in use.
All orders 10 his business viii be promptly attended
To-, aud PIPE ia any quantities Furnished NJ shor, notice
Wa. ". WHITNEY.
Rutland, April 10, 1859. 1904