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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12

One Cent Reward and no Charges paid.
- IhAWAf from the subscriber Indicated boy bv the
~ Name Of Nehemiah Brown. lie has ist nv cnploy
without an, po'ocaon therefore his /. forbid psr.hs.
h'bnunR OF trusting him sceVuuta shall iebs
tss contracting nftrf this date JOSEPH IRISH
NslugfoId. 28th Of Smn, lg4l ga
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12

I'D ohef Tf.mia'as, ssl,st.e f,,enl no. 4.s.n Tor
4 ''l~ ~ yAMLa LANtEtT. j.
.'.H ''-i D ~ IN
-
10 Lat, Drink, Wear aud Bum
NNAATED oa Accounts ca- Gf o.. Hsf.I4. it. e,i.
- 4a~'Ag Ata L-SAhiEs Of LiFL, q. ~l,sl -.
- 80. i-as iiAhpssa ~ lax - ftstle. AppssbAED
clDLh shf hSo1, 81 shes. - yal@g essh gsi,s sfs,
- HERALD CTf lCE sspi 2s.A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12

a"re by give notice 10 all who ore indebted 10 the sob
scfibrr that Immediate payment must %, made 40 he
soOut 10 leave this part Of The country. The house
where be Ayes Is for sale 10 let yAtES ROSS, Jr
Rutland. oct lin. as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12

T.
STRAYED from the subscriber about the ooh of June
- tour yrsrng hei'rfs thre red and red
aud white, spotted Whoever wI give ipivrna ton where
sad cattle may be found shall be generously rewarded tot
The IRA GARFIELD.
Mechsucsvllle, Oct. 9Th I-43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12
CHINA AND INDIA.

Tie overland mail nom Bombay arrived at London
Of Saturday evening, the iih u.umo. The papc rs arc
tled with long extracts from Canton papers, 10 tie
2oih May, only three days later, however, than the
Jews received here by Tie Florida, bot somewhat diC
iereut As an instance Lia, hsdcn was sent 10
Pekin in chains there TO be put to death ly the most
eIcruoia,ing lorturos His family and relations were
to be eScrmIuaod, and lie county around his birth
place, 10 lie iai desolate. ship from England with
provisions for the expedition, had sailed north direct
lot Chusar, knowing nothing OF recent alterations,
when her commander, Capt. Stead, r. ~ being sud-
dsuly seized upon, murdered by tho Mantarns.
Trade had been partially resumed, bot sadly to the dis
advantage ofihc English, everything being sold for
hard dollars about bird above tie customary pn-
oes and no goods being purchased in return. Nearly
thirty thousand Of the flower Of the Chinese troops,
ad to be much superior 10 those who had before made
sheit appearance, were quanered in Canton, aud the
erection Of a fort commenced.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12

l. OtatOcs for Sale
rEViL Subscriber hos tor sale Al his farm Ess Cls
Z -ndon 1000 bushels 81 PDistnrs # Application made
before the uth Of Nov GLOkGE ". STRONG
tsst Claf.uGon. Oct llu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12
NEW GOODS.
JAMES BAI,ItETT. Jr

~ lust received at hs cheap Store rtdstr sf
L GOODS sd,pted 10 the p'es.st and eomag season
Which 10 will sell very low for ready pay son approved
credit 10 WI.
Bloc black brown. olive. invisible green dtiia snd aiu
Bruadcoh' casn,rrs and sitnes pilot sud ta uth.i
English md french msu"s aipiccs. etrcns; lndana
plan snd figured mous.ne DO James, .ly aud Stipay do
lInesi satin, velvet valencia aud other rr-ny rich
sh4"t ednb"fo w"f-ied aud do; elk $40 ~nsi,d
image 't shtwls sud css, It cord. and buttons sod
oti"f lapfs thinning, cotton Fnrsei add hp.atyt
gloves Oh ktds itum j. tu ~ cotton sad
irda rubber braces, rch urcs cap bonnet y,a ram
brosi csh'nes, great 'aua snd cheap gbgtau
and White fannels cotton doi Shell cpmbs check Vie
l'fa fpbFsi Hheus dfpg. cotton sk p1uyec aud
hands rich black An do, black blue bsrt caoted
ks Tor dfese ndr rubber shpei cloth aud css.
from - &c To BIG for hafsi ~~s aad book uu. batting
"addngj 'hertnasi Def urkHzs, sk aut cotton ,vvs.,
thread 1u1 mirkn iso"3 ro 4ni p-l'l L4ons I'D .oe.
and .lpti la'irt tfAN".I.u2 bsstri-, 81. 80
The above go1ds h" ren sc-ctd vih .t~ ne a.
vance which ~ iase place 10 t consequence Of ~ pr
cent duties tote LEVIED on una! sud Of .pps Ps4.e t.
and sItnlns
Rutland p' IG4t. 40. a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12

(,AME aio bs enclosure Of the sut.efhef ths iole~
" tug descfihsd cattle -pnr dat rcd Yrsf old sssf
sh 80 isd Goa % a. hi. knsss tvst Old ,sst
rcd viii he t.es and 10 spotted fout MD block
Nth sbn~ isce. onr heht 81 sab ~hts SPOT 90 ~.
face I'D ~hc sp1j in hs spd toe rpd 1T Nv. sh
rhte, dau eHles - . JAM : CONttN
Size tbnt Saursrh tsjt. ts4i 40 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12
Henry HALL, Reyi..s,.
6[AIE o. yEHNoNr ~ 2 4 f.n.nD.,.4 ll.t

I'LL ~ y, SEkMoNr ~ Il f'mrmb''sd that
bsld a. kutand, within snd of ssI distinct On th. h.t
hondsy beng lhe Al deg u oct 4 ID IA
Present. WA Htl Judgs
lshsm White sole fii.s ssi - 90 ane ,..t.
men 81 to1ag hts as ofwaln si,fd n cad d,.tfst
crr~ss"d p'op"sius t. ,ndrr account Of hs sdais
isifst"n upon the rststs 4 sad dssrAssd.
j. 10 ordered that cad be tsierreI 10, eIs
mlnuupa sd a lJs.ncs u the hfst 4Du1ay ieing the
hf'i Day A" 10y neat md that c.py ~ IlHs ofdst b,
,nh shed Wise "''k' sueessssFy If'sI.as tLffrto
Pc hnrand Hrfald, ns~sPspr pfafrt 90 I'D Ratssd
mat OH Concerned ne. .pP-af an4 o. -1 go l4s saais
th"f - caasr A tt4s coy - fecaId
~ ~ HLNhY NALL Hsaist@t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12

ID RDk into tie rneloso.e Of the agtstbef shout the
ID let sept "a yoke ai fra year old steer.
sUppoard Do la bern wafse1. The ohnsf 90 frqusf-d
&. prove psoFsIyt 30. r.-l.ss aa- .aAe .Aeu. sssy
ROOT
Bshs.H. q o ca 4I-3
STATE OF VERMONT ; De, f-.rbrrd rh.. o.
u. lletpi k4i.aDc, a.. ID sspse.4i probate couo
h.1ru 81 kauaud ~lA,H sl- !of sa- distinct ts IIth
aay li O-i -. l-ii.
lf-t~nt Wm u4U. Jua..
fa.sl Brrpef. s1i.ls.rr4f ualn t.~ rs.af. af t-aa
tl-....ui .4.~ ri iatHal.i cod district dcrsas-d
iat.ir Hf 'slHs 60 frua-r soc.41 a-e.lai 81 Ls
tainIslfaft.u upru s4 2 et-4.r
A. s Ur .-rc 'Hat said ar-YUf b. f.frffd ~ rIsa.ra
t4a ta4 -. aaarr o. &c. Lrt M..8s}. lt-4s We g..
c'y 90 500 .-S sal .st ealy 10 tls aiae t- pa1..l
r4 Hf,r errhs s...esr-s.ly, pirtis4s fAffst. tr
k.lsl1 Hrfac, aspaYrf pfDtr- sd Roland is
81 e9a-rf'e1 iaJ sp.esi aaa r-i i-tfsts II ghey
l-s~ u4s c1Py q .rc-bz.
At HGAEy HaLL, R-s.s.sf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12
j or Sal e

DY James Barrett j. 100 sides fstua Gather sllr
ID leather a. ~Aolvs4e retail Gail Saln. 'ras.rn
tanned Rutland. OF Gu 4l-43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-12

sIAlL OF FLhhoSF }ult " rembersd h.tu.
Dsiuri Of hu.snd - special probate. sosn
held al Rutland wihiu ADD fof sad dist % a.. pom
day VI SEPT A. ls4i
Present Wa Hal :. Judgs
solomon Uayrns e1ecGtof q the 81 vii sud tests.
meht "i jonah y shaw late Of Clarendon ~ sIid dc.
tucl. decreased 10 render If b.. admin
Ifuuon upon sa4 rsarj ltis ofteted that aad account
be -irrrsd for allowance to the fret Mon
dav b+ag the lst dsy Of Nov sss that copy Of h.
order hs published three Sreks succ~sYey ~ tho Rulsas
lefad previous 10 ssd Monday that hl concerned may .p.
ksrofd
4o-42 Henry HALL, Regi..s,
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-16
SUMMARY.

John c. Coils Trial for the murder of Mr..
Adams has been adjourned TO The 9th of De.
cember next.
Correction We are obliged 10 take back
what we said about a glorious victory in
Wheeling district, Virginia. Later accounts
give the majority of Al to Newman, the Loco
candidate.
The Florida War seems TO be in more
hopeful way than under Van Buren, manage
ment who spent 20 or 80 millions and effected
nothing. Coacoachee and his entire band,
Hosptarchec and So of his band. all numbering
$50, have been recently shipped from Tampa
Bay 10 the west, by Col. Worth. Arrange
men,s are making for extensive winter opera
lions.
NeD York election.-There are some good
results. The special election of Representa-
tive 70 Congress, in Ontario district has resulted
in the election of The Hon. Francis Granger.
Good beginning.-A correspondent Of the
New York Commercial Advertiser says-'the
Postmaster General has directed the doors Of
his depa tment to be closed on the Sabbath
Bibzes.-The American Bible society issued
in the month September $4,000 copies
The people of Northampton have held
meeting and resolved TO procure surveys ofa
route for rail road from that village 10 somo
point in the western Railroad.
Park Benjamin, one of the editors of The
New World. is in bad fix; several suits hav-
ing been commenced against him for having
denounced as perjured, all who boro witness
against Mcleod.
O6erziu Lnstitute.-Tbe number of students
male and fenaIe,is 500. Theological "a, COL
Iepe lis. shorter course 43, male preparatory
2Is. female preparatory 70, young ladies'
course Isl.
Tennessee Senators.-We perceive by the
Nashville Wing OF Oct. 90, that in the Senate,
the debate on the subject of going into the
election of U. S. Senators was resumed and
finalp brought to close. The speakers were
Messrs. Johnson, Nelson and Peyton. During
he discussion, which was listened to by a crowd
in the lobby, some pretty sharp shooting took
place, as well as some shooting thai was not SO
,ery sharp. At the close of the debate the
question on taking up the resolution 10 60 mo
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-16
i'll at Phila. since the adjournment of Congress.
N. Y, Observer.

drifting Nails into Hard Wooc.-We have
lately seen another experiment of driving
Nails into hard seasoned timber, fairly tried.
The first two nails, after passing through pine
board entered about one inch, and then doub-
led down under the hammer; but on dipping
the points of the other six or eight nails into
lard. every one was driven home without the
least difficulty.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-16
HORRID MURDER

Murdered in Norwich, Vt, on the night Of
the Sth inst, Mrs. Sweeney. She returned to
Norwich from Hanover on Saturday evening,
and was discovered in the garden Sabbath
morning with her head mangled in The most
shocking manner. The murderer is supposed
to be James Sweeney. her husband, for whose
apprehension suitable reward will be paid, to-.
gether with all necessary expenses. Hisiheight
is about feet to inches, thick set, from 65 to
70 years of age, hair nearly white, dark COM
plsction, cross-eyed, an Irishman by birth, and
speaks with considerable of a brogus, usually
wears blue frock coat and white hat.
When last seen, he had on fur cap, and
butternut colored over coat.
GEO. P. BROOKS, d. Sheriff.
Norwich, VT, Nov. 7th, 1e4l.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-16

81 PArRoNIzE that paper" is an expression
which isgetting out of fashion,. 81 pay for
that paper" is becoming much more .he POM
mon one.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-16

WHOLESALE DEATH. We copy the follow
ing paragraph from the Louisville Journal OF
the 25th ult: Two or three weeks ago, three
hundred foreign emigrants arrived at theBlaize
below New Orleans. The city authorities,
hearing of their arrival, and anxious that they
should not fall victims to the yellow fever, sent
a deputation warning them not to enter the
city, and offering to furnish them with the
means of substance until the pestilence should
subside. The emigrants thought it was all
Yankee trick ave are told," said they to
the deputatioa, "that we can make three dol
lars day in New Orleans: if the authorities
will pay us that, we will stay where we are
if not, not" The poor fellows fastened to the
city an at the last dates, it is said, not one Of
them was living.
Is 1T so.-"We have reason to believe,
saws the Natchez Free Trader, from some adj
vices, that new proposition relative to the
Union of Texas with this country, will be
brought forward by distinguished gentleman
at the next session of congress-, under very
favorable auspices.
FROM FLoRIDA.-The Savannah Republican
has dates from Florida to the 3rd inst, confir-
ming the good accounts heretofore received
The chief of the Tallahassees has come in at
Tampa with % of his people. On the same
day, the 29th, schr. Flirt arrived there with a
chief and % of his people from the South
Sam Jones, it is said, is now left with only 81
men, having quarrelled with the chiefs of the
Everglades.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-16

AGRICULTURAL SPIRIT ABROAD. A New
York paper remarks that the autumn of
ls4l has boon peculiarly distinguished by
the attention that has been given to agri'
culture. The great Fair of the state agri.
cultural society at Syracuse. the Fair of
the American Institute in this city, numer.
GUS Fairs of county Societies in our own
states. and Of other agricultural societies in
the States of Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania and several other States,
have exhibited products Of the soil, and
Improvements in the mode of cultivating it.,
never before equaled in this country
These assemblages have also been encour.
aged, attended and conducted by the very
ablcst and best men in the country, and we
cannot doubt, have sent abroad a spirit
that will exercise most wholesome infiu.
ence upon the pursuits, the habits and char.
acter of the people of this country"
We learn that the Hon. Daniel Webster
was present at the cattle sho win Worces.
ter county, Mass. few days since. and
favored the society with short and ap.
propriate speech, which is highly spoken
Of. He maintained that the high lands of
N. England should be appropriated to the
growth of stock--to beef, to wool, and the
dairy. That it is better for us TO exchange
these articles for the grain Of the west and
South, than to become very extensively
gram growing People.--History shows
mai the gram growing countries are poor
md their soils deteriorate. In England the
great agricultural wealth is on the hoof and
heir stock is the great source ofimprove.
nent.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-16

OHro-The locos appear, after all, 10 have
little or nothing to boast Of in the late Ohio cleo
ton: This party when in power in 1884, so cut
up the state in apportioning the members of the
Legislature, that they could obtain a majority in
that body, eveu though large majority Of the
people lie opposed to them. 10 fact the wings
can never, under the present loco-foco apportion-
ment ct the members. hope 10 obtain majority
in the Legislature except by some Tremendous
uprising OF the whole people like that oflast fall,
In such times, when the democracy of NUMBER"
ere walked up, locofocoism is compelled 10 lie low
every where, however well fortified il may be by
its early frauds and gerrymanding contrivances.
But even in the comparatively unimportant eiec-
ton in Ohio, the wings have done well, and bet
ter than there was good reason to expect in the
present unsettled state of things. When the
wings are once more united, it IS apparent that
they can have every thing their own way again.
That question will be settled probably before
next spring.
Complete returns (en1rs excepted) of the re-
suit oil the late election in Ohio, show in the !
House 81 wings to SO locos-and Of the new |
of the Senate, II wings TO 10 locos. |
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
9eeueS Saus9erdtb
CB adre1t G 09er.

Ger llnterItrie6ene bsbisnt lId, oiefer Gjcs
fegenheit, leinen Sreunben uno benz pnblis
FUN nberhaupt, ansujeieen, baB er oas @as
binetmad,er @efd,dft in alien oeBen oerId)ies
benen 3ipei9en, in Der Stant Bethlehem, am
@de Der Soaupt unc Srcao Straeen, an bem
Dlaee weIdler friiber pon Scfeph eeibert uno
Grbu betppbnt mar, nnb ndf!fe 5hire su
s,rn Sransis Srwtns eeoer Stobr, angefaus
gen haf; allpe er INNER Nausgerdth, bon
jeber genennuns, auf pano halten, uno auf
gSeffeluns Yerfertigen pire.
Sanss9tnifreihcn uno S6ilomablerei
miro vrn ihnl auf bic niebliaffe nnb bette
g4eife, nnb III bilIi9en 9Dreieen, perlor9t. Gr
fdmeidleIt fdl burd1 riinftlidle 2lbmartuns
fetner S5efhdfte, einen Gheii Der @unit ees
9MbIifnms gu erhalten.
Genben 9. 9ufenbah.
@ethlehenl, Mdrj 3, 1871, *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
OefeutltC6e 9Senbu.
@PdrSS

Wicntd9s cen I2teu 9Ipril udhlteus, fclIen
am Nauie bon Charles @jcrr, in GiebersOlds
cuu9ie 3auuihtp, 9echa @auutD, fclaenoe 9lrs
tifel suf cffeutlicber 8eubu perfauft ipereeu ::
@ine Naus,llbr nit 6aten, @flhranf, 3is
idle, Stnble, Sd,retb Desf, Simcr, 3uber,
Sdeer, Stdnoer, @runoteeren, J.eu Sncb,
DeabcrnsBaeeu, pferoe9eidur, Sdde, &ds
fen uno ipnf nod allerlei Nauss uno gaus
eru9erdtbe. gleid,fdls cine grcee 8srihics
benbeit bon Stchr9utern, mcbrcntbeis Scms
mersgSaaren. @benfalIs lcnen aud, am Mans
lideu Gage aIder SHclSIano, 9ele9en in 8.
Wlilfcre, nerfauft weroen. So III odS Ieet,
herige @i9ertbum ees Charles @iorr.
Die 8enou piro um l2 llhr Wiittaas ans
fangen, nno Die SeoiugunSn bcfannt gemaht
tpereen bon.
6. SO. 9Sieane, 9IIG9uie.
Mir; 10, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
Sanitle[ Gplper.
GeBte Grtnnerultg.

9lGe btejeni9en, meIde nod fdluIhi9 fInb,
an bic SinterlasenldIaft bes oeritcrbenen
6einr;d @eorae, Iebthin pcu Siip'
9Bbeitba0 Saunldip, eeda @auntD, fei ee
auf ipeld1e 9Irt es nclIe, ipereen hermit errlts
lid, anf9efcroert Td am 30ffen Mdr3 am
Danie bes @barIes 3rcrea einsufinben uno
0iidtigfeit su MAIDEN. gGer biefe @rmabns
uns perfdumt, mus es fd, bann lelblf Sus
fdlreiberL tpenn er llnfci1en bet6mmt. qSer
8crcerun9en an bic ninteriaeenldlaft bat,
beIiebe ipId)e ebenfnlls an benz 9ebad,ten 1as
9e einSnbdnci9en, inbem fpdter nihtS mebr
an9enpmmen mirb.
Charles 8rpreI, 19ISr,c,s
Salcmpn @epr9e, s <'''i' ''''
Oldri 10, na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
91ripot -95erfauf.

Der llnterseibrete bietet etipa % 9Ider
eanb III eptten gum 8erfauf an, ocn ;pei,
crei bis fllnf slcter, gelegen cine baIbe WetIe
bon 9Iaentaun, 9rdrseno an 9aub bon 9. 6.
Rrnuie, gecr9e Sdldffer uuo aucern. @s
TT cine febr 9rpGe Gele9enbeit'um SalfsSefen
III errtdtrn, iubem es ocn beiten Jtalfifeins
LAMB 1T. Sin gutter 6abrpeg 9ebt mitten
burd, oas 9aue, 70 bas Der Gi9ner elmer ics
ben eotte eine Gn, uhb 9lusfabrt bat. Gin
9ntes 9iedH NIT btligen 8ecin9uugen ipirb
9egeben bis ben 1lteu 9Ipril. 5faufliebtaber
beIieten iIb baIOi9it gu meIoen BET
Senrp 0ntb, it.
gf. g. G5 fno nod, etipa 5000 bon ben
belien pfcftsns9lie0eI bet bem llnterSeidnes
ten fir einen Silli9en prets gu perfaufen.
Seb. 81. lto-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
6efdttlifl1la(I)llll1

Der llnterfdlriebene berient fIeh piefer Ges
leaenbeit fsinen Dreunben, unb benz pubiiFilm
iiberbaupt, atiSu3eigeit, baB CT pas Sdneipers
gefdidft nod :niter an bemieIben Srt, no
ee ebebeni ucn @clper nnc 36liner betrieben
tpnrbe, In 8isrpspert, eed,a @auntp, fcrtbes
reibt, aawe er aIIe, bic ihn nit ihrer J3nnbs
fdldft beebren iperben, biai9 becienen ipirc.
@r erbdlt immer Die neuslfen Nichen BON
pbilaoeIpbid, peripridt fc fd,6ne 9Irbeit ols
ne lcnifirc genddlt wereen fam, ilnb ifebt
gut fir ale feiue glrbeit.
Sartuel Gplper.
RDr Sin GeGeI, Der fein Santtperf gut sers
ifebt, fam bel ibm auf lanse 3sit 9trbeit red)s
men, Deun CT I'D, fo9Ieih meIeet.
Soanober, Wdr5 10, *--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
5enr b 81 It {,
lNuIfdlettlfIadlfr in 9lLIPntalIli.

NuTf1eitInaher IN 9ttIrntann,
betreibt ncd,simuer fein @efhdff in ber Nns
AiiItonfiraBe, oaeenbudi's ggirtbshaus ges
9eniIber, no er INNER Su berfaufen bat unb
auf BcifelIun9 madlt
6utlben, ylalIeS, 8ageies, Dear.
bcrnS, Sulfies, ,c.
Gr hdlt immerfcrt CUTE 9IrbeitsIeute nno ba
ale feline Yuhrperfe inter Ieiner nnmittelbn,
ren 9lnfiIdlt aus 9uter Wldterialien 9emadt
iperoen, 70 fam CT fir feline sIrbeit gut ifes
ben.
gluSbeferuu9en alter Snbrperfe tpereen
ibnen uub bilIig beisr9t percen.
Setnen oIteu Sreunben uub G'6nnern
oauft er fur bic ibm Su Sben gewOrbene
freunbIdaftlidhe gIufmunterung uno Iaoet eas
|pubIifum gum 9eneisten 3uiprub ell.
E@r 1T gefcnnen ;u een ME rt9ite II
preiien fir baares Gjelo iu perfaufeu.
Slllentaun, Nebruar "a. nq-6Di
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
e 8 It a 8 & TIT +,
Sntf6enmacter III 9(lIentaun

tetreitt ucf INNER Iein Gje1hdft aufber fiibs
Iiden Seitc Der Nan,iltcu Stra6e, cberhaIb
S,aaenbuds Mirtbsbaufc, uno @ier9's 94aas
rensjoaus aeaeniiber, in 2lIeutduu allwo er
inner auf Soauo halt unc ouf SrfteGun9
perfertieen fpirb
9utiden, &d(IeS, Su99tcS Sear>
horns, SulfieS, u. {. rs.
Gr bdlt immerfort CUTE aIrbritSleute uuc atle
Subriperfe werben inter feiner 9luflIdt aus
zen belten Materialien eemaht, uno felelid
fam er fur feline sIrbeit gut itebeu.
slnsbeeernn9en all alien Tuhrmerfen pers
ben auf bic tiirsefe 9Iniei9e uno gu ben ttls
ll9iten preiBen perIcrSt.
Gr it tanfbar fur 9cnrsene 8unbihaft,
unb hcfft eurh plnftlid)e 9Ibpartuna ieiner
Geid1dfte, uno biatee preibe, ieinen Ibeil Der
@junt bes publifums fernerbiu su erhalten.
@r il eutihIcsen ;u ben aIIerniebrislten
prciBcn fur baares @eIo ;u perfaufeu.
Wldrs 3, na-6M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
yupialt 0rpeeforallft

9Bifb eifipiehIen ale bic befIe slibfreiteie WifA
bisin fur sauffen, Grfaltnna, glussehrnnal
Gn9brifli9feit, 5iemdhnileu, ihperes QIthl
men ine ale Rranfbeiten Der Brntf unp
ennge
Diefe Webi;iu miro bon pieIen une lebr
relpeftabeIn peripnen reccmmdnbtrt. peIdhe
burdi oiefelbe cilrirt fpuroen. Biele, peId,e
Lan9e 3eit inter outen uno Bruiifranfbeiten
titten uuo geglautt bnben fIe tpdreH nit ber
9Iilssebrlln9 befaller, pnrben in furser 3eit
sdnslit rartrt uno sar S6Dli9en Gefinbbeit
gebradt
gHer ndd, ben Mertb bie1er Mebisin bee
;ipeifelt, her Ieie ben feleeneen Brief BON eis
ner perfeit, Gle fein SnteretIe in Dem 9ers
fauf oerielben bat:
IeuWerf, SUM Is. 1893.
Sln Or. e.-Nertber Nerr !--cdy
babe @jebrand1 geriadlt BON Sbren Grpectpe
rant, ionpM perlDnlid,, afs audi IN nieiner
6anlilie, fur Die lebten Sabre, NIT benz
gr6Bten yineen. Sn Der Chat, id, betrad,te
nicin eebrn nerldneert eurd, ben gebroud,
oieler idatbareu Wieeiiin, nebll benz Segeia
@ottes, fur oerfdliebeue.
Sur ale Sale Bon Souiteii, Gntsinounq
Der Sruit, eunge, uno bes Dalfes, cmpfeble
id) bieIe Diebisin inbeoenenflid, ais bic J'etfe
bic td1 jemnls gebraudbte. Wtein ernitlid)er
lSunlh 1T bae 9lnoere ole an lleben leicen
ircrdn idl 9elttten babe, oapen befreit mers
ben m6dlten. meldr6 pie id, CLAUDE gelhes
ben tpirb, tpenn fIe Sbr @rpectprant qebralls
den. s. Is. y. erpsbD.
Or. SaOne,-@ertber Nerr. .--Turd, bic
@jnaee Gjettes bat Sbr Sneian Grpeetcrant
cine peilun9 an mir beipirft Dor einem iehr
eleneen 3uitano. Sm lesten december be-
fam idl einen beftigen gInfal ocn @n9brhitigs
felt, cine &rRnfbeit NIT pelder id, fdon
riele Sabre gepla9t mar. Die1e5 uebeI mar
nod beeIeitet NIT NeiIerfeit, mehem Gals II.
Sungen, nebit ciltem beld)perlidlen GuIten
uno greeen Sdipadheit, unb ale idD beinabe
erifidt mar, ipurbe mir cine Slaldle bon cbs
rem @rpectrraut ge(dift. gInfan9s badte
idl e6 mare nidlts ais 9uadIalberet, alIein
ais id) fab baB es fp icbr empfcblen murce
ourd Or. @jcing, nit ipcldem idl febr ipcM
befannt bin, ipuree id) peranlaet es III aes
brauden, uno in ipenigen 3a9en mar id,
upllfemmen ceheilt, nrol babe id) bic Jest eis
nen 9iidfall Der J{rdnfbeit qebabi SD haze
nun cine 70 hebe Weinung ben Sbrer Wleeis
gin, bae menn id MIR einige Slafden bapcn
bate, unb feiue mebr befcmnen f6nnte, id)
biefelben nidlt fur 10 Gbnler bas Stild geben
pnroe. Sdl oerbleibe Sie berjliCb sritBenb,
SOhn Seger.
@ieIe Sprtrsftde Mebi;iu fpirb allein dd,t
Derferti9t ocu Or. Saine 9e. 90. CUB
Ste Straee, philadelphia, uuo fflsu baben
bel guewig Sd,miot 9lpctbetc in 2IlIentounn
pretigrr ocr Baptiiteu Stride.
e-qBertbcr i1err.- ID, BABE
fir Die leetcn Itcndte Gbr Grpectrrant
bdufg in mciuer praris gebroudt uub fir
ale gInfaIe pru @rfdltung, S,uffcn, @ntJiIns
bung Der euuaen, 9lueSehruug, @nt6r;tnltIgs
felt, nnb id,podbet Der &ruhiif fs beifimnit
Die beite NreBgu oic ih jemalS gebrauobtc.
2Ihtungsurll Der Sbri9e
ST. Q&. NilItalns.