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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-28
For the Herald.

The Phlexican Soeieiy are requested to pre,enl
the following question for the consideration OF hef
Honorable body, at their neat meeting, viz
Is IL necessary that piles of wood lumber
and other RUBBISH should remain in our streets vom
year 10 year.
Rutland, Dec. 25, 1913.
s tNo-r "A. aha ahars e~4sisy is'impoyfssF asa
one in which the whole community are interested
We hope the Phexican Society will give tie sub
ject thorough investigation; for il is worthy the
consideration ofsny enlightened, deheraiive body
we would further suggest the propreiy ola sbOh re-
port Of their proceedings.
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Editorial Correspondence of The ~ Y. Tribune.
APPOINTMENTS RIVERS
POSTAGE


Tuesday Dec 10th.
The Senate today sat few minutes with open
doors, then went into Executive Session, and con.
frmsd the nomination of Matthew S. Clair Clarke
for Auditor without opposition. They also con.
6rmed the new Postmaster at New Orleans and
two or three others of small importance Isaac
Hill's case wa3 not acted on. The Senate was not
over fifteen minutes in Secret Session, and then
adjourned. They take the world easy in that
wing ofthe Capitol
In the HousDlhe day was spent uselessly The
reference ofihe Presidents Message was the order.
A Western Member having moved the reference
Of so much Of i as relates to the improvement OF
Rivers &c in the West to the committee on Com
merce, Mr. Barnard Of N. Y. proposed TO refer
the general subject of the improvements of Rivers
&c, to that Committee intimating that there were
other Manageable rivers beside the Mississippi and
its tributaries. This was enough to ensure that
the balance Of the day would be spent in the low
est demagogueism. Accordingly Kennedy of In
dannn, Bowlin Of Mo. &c. mounted the hobby
'Grea, West, and rode themselves out of breath
and the House out Of patience. There was never
more disgusting exhibition. BowIin complained
that the Committee on Commerce was too Eastern
and demandtd select committee la course per
fecily certain, as he doubtless knew, to RUN the
whole business But his object was not to g.i
the Rivers cleared out, but himself observed and
commended as champion of Western Interests
in which he will doubtless succeed Mr. Holmes
of s. C. chairman Of the committee Of com.
merce) said plumply to the Western man--"Join
us i'm br~ lks 1.s~sa .aa --seii co for
any River appropriations You may ask" Belser
Of Ala very senssbly insisted that Congress should
think Of getting some money into the Treasury,
b-fose it voted great deal out Beardsly spoke
forcibly but noneommi,ial on the main point The
upshot was an adjournment, with prospect that
the House will spend the week in referring
the message. Well: Bare ground is ut the
worst Of shedding II this Congress does no
worse weeks work shall be satisfied
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decariiated or had retired voluntarily froutf.,
We know not, But here they are und,t.c,',.r =
the writers gave them
washington, l., Dec lN3
Dear Sir,-A Life of President ryle, inrIS..
his principal speeches when In Conprcss md ~,
other pubiic papers, messages, Be- comm ed f,,r,
the most authentic sources, Is nnv being ,s.n.d A..
the Harpers 4 Brothers. The volume Is an s,o 81
some 800 pages, finely printed with Handsomely
executed porliait Of the President. and. in con,de
ration Of the large sale confdently expected. ha,
heen furnished by the publishers a, the low price Of
$50 per hundred.
As you will doubtless be pleased To AID in setting
the acts 0! Mr. Tylers public life properly add truth.
fully before the people, II is believed that yon viii
cheerfnlly subscribe for so or 60 copies Of the work
to he distributed you NAV think best.
Your order directed Ia mo here, with the money
in payment, will be Immediately Supplied, aid IL /,
hoped and expected that the subscription will b
prompt and liberal
am, Sir, very respectfully. yonr obi servi,
ALEX. G.. ABEL.
JOEL EATON, Esq
privately Presidents House, LIST Dec 1919
Sit--As il is considered Of importance, in jssta,
10 The Prcsident to circulate among the people tn.
work spoken Of in Mr. Abelrs Letter arcomp,n ying
this, you will confer favor on the undersigned BY
taking such measures for that end as Mr. A. sug.
gesis.
Prompt attention and liberal subscription will
render your services still more useful.
am very respectfully, your ob't se,v't
JOHN TYLER, Jr.
JOEL EATON, Esq. J.. M, Woodstock. VI.
These letters on one sheet were frnnked, but Mr.
Eaton, being no longer Postmaster, was compelled
10 pay - cents for them. Postmaster at Wand.
stock is expected to take his own risk, only G6y
or siIsy copies How many. we wonder, are sad
died on the Posimasiers OF large cities If, in fair
proportion, we venture TO say, that there never WIS
book issued IN our country, that show Large
an edition a. the publisher of AR TyleY's Lite s3
DO able To show. ''in Justice 10 fhe Presidera ~
Mr. John;-the less that is spoken OF, the better.
\. Y. Tribune.
We understand the Postmaster Of this village has
received similar letter, in which John, IT,, writes
him 10 aid in setting the public life OF John Tyler
before the dear people. II we do M, msjudge, hi,
acts nre already known and appreciated in this sec.
ton of the country: and we will stake our old hau
rule against a copy ofihe above work, that there
cannot be found fifty we'll informed, n,elligcn, men
in the county Of Rutland, that would receive a copy
OF the life Of John Tyler, il offered free gratis for
nothing. Notwithstanding all this, Captain, you
must ''rendsr your services more useful" 10y prompt
" taking fifty copies. Walk up gentlemen and
subscribe-in justice 10 The President
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DRowssn Mr. Ambrose Navel, aged %, Of
French origin, was drowned al Crown Point ON The
cd ins.s lie has iised IN tie family Of Judge Muir
dock Tor several years, and wen, oui upon the lake
TO skate, when the ire gave way and let him in.
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esnprsssfonaI.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
SENATE G

ForuGn Relations Archer, Berricn, Buci,an
an, TaIImadge and Choa,c
Ftnsnce -Esnns. Nc Dufiie, Huntington
Woodbury. and Crilienden
Commerce Huntington, Woodbridge, King
Barrow ane Wright
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-28

Groses BAScaoFr, su,hor Of Ire H..
United States, now in The course u, ,,i, 10
violent Locofoco.s has come 10 a d,,,m,.N
retire from political life, and spend the ,s. 70
OF his days Ia literary pursuits. M B,,s. '''''''
accomplished scholar, aud a eeleb,a,ol 'N
and all that have read the ,htee Gr,, ,ol.,,.' me-
popular work on the United STATES, win ~
learn ofihis timely decision. ,,h,,,w, ~ "
OF regre, that he has evidently neecc,e5 49, '''''
to minele in the hea, Of political xrf. ~ "s'
chickering's, for mere personal consbl,,,,... '"'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-28

..s4. l.I - a 20 be Cnlc OirrN siic
Clothing Bureau here, vice Mr. Goudsborough,
recently deceased SALARY S3.000)
Matthew St Clair Clarke Qate Clerk Of the
House) TO be Auditor of the Postoficc department,
vice Elisha Whuesey, declined SALARY g..
'O00)
I, is reported that the new Clerk Of the House
finds difficulty in giving bonds in the sum requir.
ed-(S20 ,O00)
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-28

m-Ex Tom Gov Dorr, has been sPpOl''s1
by the Locofocos Of Rhode Island, their deeg'N
TO the Baltimore Convention and be Is pledged "a
vote for Martin Van Buren,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-28

- 49," ,~'~f ---'~,---i ---s-., 1852
wood and Henderson
Public Lands Woodbridge, Tallmadgc, Wal
ker. Huntington and Archer
| Private Land Claims Henderson. HAYWOOD
Tappan, Fulton and Sprague
| Indian Afsirs-Wni,e Morehend. Sewer
Phelps and Benton.
Claims - Foster Wright Woodbury., Phep,
and Haywood.
Revolutionary Claims --Janegan, Dayton
Upham. Colqnit and Henderson
udciary--Berfien, Clayton, Dayton, Walk
er and ilnger
Post Office and Pos, Roads --Merrck, Sim.
mons, Jaruegnn Fulton and Atcbnson
Roads and Canals Porter, White, King
Breese and Sturgeon.
Pensions BATES, Sewer, Foster, Evans and
Atherton
District Of Columbia. Miller, Buyurd, King
Merrck and Srmple.
Patents and the Patent Oficc-Phelps Porter
OF Mich, Bates. Sturgeon and Aiherton
Observation-Disclosures Miller, Huntington,
Fultonnnd Henderson
Public buiIdings--Day,on Breese and Bagby
To Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses
Of the Senate--Tappan, White, Porter and
Wright
Printing SIMMONS Fairfield and Sprague.
Engrossed BlIs-Dayton, Bagby and Sprague.
Joint Committee on part Of Senate-On Libra.
ry OF Congress-Chonte Tappan and Sprague
On Enrolled Bills-Hunnegan and Anterior
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
HOUSE.
Foreign AfTairs-C IngersoIl, Rheu Boards
lev. Cilmer. White. Dawson. SempIe. Tho,na-
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has ou,Iived several wives, and the ON. 4.
has been his rsripcr fot sumo years. h., ~
tina: he expects to survive her and mar, ''a''s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-28

VERMONT NOT To nr Bar" Isaac H.. p
OF Rupert, recently killed gentleman ,,.,.
enormous dimensions. us months oll-u..,
$40 lbs. The question is toerably we'll .,,,,.
the Vernon, farmers are M, to he I,o, :.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-28

ns-Rev. Mr. Tinsley, Baptist elrsynaa
from Virginia, has been elected chaplain Of ne
House Of Representaves in place Of Rev. Nj iH'
fany, Episcopal of New York
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-01-17
2iebter 9iebenL Setten mo-
6en unD 3Qbne reinioen.

Ser ltnterIbrlcbene, einem 9eebrten Qu6s
Iitum febcn BON frlber tetanHt ais QSattens
fabrifant uub Ssrferti9er elatifeber Ola
traBen (Setten) unb 6aarfi0en auf 5ettirs,
erlaubt 0eb oemlrlben b6ficbtt an3usei9en,
paB CT, natb ieincr 3urifflnft bon europa,
DDS $itbter Sicben an9efanSen bat uno t6n;
ncn $iebtcr tem pfmb ooer bel 9rb6ercn
Quant,tdten Bel ihm sefanft percen. 9tpbr>
batter I'M $anbs uno anbere $eute, ipeIebe In.
Ihlitt baten, ttnnen es bel ibm fir $iebter
umtaui6en.
gr perfertat ebenfaQs mieber elatiitbe
Setten uno O1atraBeu, uno en nencs Sctt
Der 4rt 1T jeOer5eit lei ibm 81 (ehcn.
er bletet fcrner elnem relpettipen pntlls
Fun leine Oirnlte al fir oas 0eini9en Der
Sdbne, uno miro jeoerseit, auf Dorberise Nns
seae tcreit Ieilh perlcnrn Die ibre 3dbne aes
reinist su baten rpiniheh in ieiusr Wots
nuns pinetlitb gut anp bills gu bebienen.
3abnpuIDer BON Oct beten Irt 1T jsperjcit
pcrrdtbis mo tci itm gu batrn.
Onr6 bic ibm ,pdbrenb iener Nttpelenbcit
betrofenen itn9IIfsfalle unb Ihmeren Ser>
lutte, bcft CT pem publtum binlan9lib CUR
ltnterttisuns empfcblen su icin, unO lapct
baber alle oirjeniseu Deltbe bon Irtlteln in
feinem Sabe @sbraub macben ttnnen unp
ibn init ibrer ltnteritisun9 beebren mcllen
bbfl6lt ein, bel ibm anjurufen nnb pie(elten
in Nu9eniebeln 5u nebmen.
Seine 2Scbnnn9 TT AM alten St1no, in
ocr Of:pennftraBe, brittle Sbhr otcrbalt
cem 0ieselwese.
:. Seinrib t1Ieyrc.
8eatins, Oeeenlber l3. SIM.
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QBt0ti9 fit bas Qublifun

Der unter5eltbnete, Or. Z. njaribau,
bon Neaoin9, 8erts gauntp, bittet aebtunaes
boil um grlaubnib Die 8ir9er oes aenannten
eaunttcs unb bas putlitum itberbaupt bar.
auf autnertam Su MAIDEN, ba6 ct bae Ncebt
bon oao's patentirter, 9raeuirten elets
tro>aalpanit tbcn Satterie une infulirte
poles, 5ur 5ellun9 BON Xrantbeiteh Sc:
Fault bat.
Scr ltnter5eitbnete 1T nun 0cIia eiuseritbs
tet aIle Oiejeni9rn IN tebanceln bic al fol-
aenren Srantbeiten leSeu: Sallenpe Sranf>
beit, paralpls ODER Sblaafu6, SlerUens
febpdbe cpcr Sic 0oalercmr, tbroniIcbsu
Nbrumatlsmne, Imaurplts corr Slnobeit,
9anbteit ODER 5artb6ri9feit, gbcrea cper
9t Belts Gang, 9etanus cper Baeens
trampf llnperoauihfsit, 2ltbma, @ebt,
Olutterplaae uno anoere weitliebe &ranfbeis
ten, ourtb Anpenoun9 cieIes patcntirten u
reratns iplrb pies electro: :aalpaniIbe Sluoi.
inl 5ni1 eritrln,ale in Die Se,palt oer NJ1en.
feben 9cbracbt. Gs Fam in belietiaen Quan>
titdten Su jebem 9beile oes &6rpers aeletet
tpsreen, Ielblt 5u Dem Ssbirn eines neusetor.
nsn &inoes, nit b6lliaer Slherbcit, cbne
Stobe IN lbrrn 5arten Saue, unc obne einis
aes unansenebmes @efhb(. Bonn Stano Der
Wllloe fann per Operat6r ibre Gewalt naeb
2SlllfNbr III einem 4usentlife Uerar66ern,
)e natboem lte n6tbis ieln mag, in irsenb ci.
lem Sale, Tim bas eIsttrIbe Slubium nad
oem tieftrn Sitie cinaewurScltcr 8rantbcis
ten su leltem pelcbe Ionlt niebts errcicben
tann, obne ben patisntsn su iebaoen; mas
4Des nacb bcn pcatommeniten nifen1tbaftlis
Sben Srunclasen einssrihtet 1T. 9iGs
Sbatlabsn, mlebt ermisIsn burb et,pas ltnse:
iptttss oesr >SpeifeIhaftes, Ionocrn burb biz
llniploerle9bariteu Seusnille oieler rcIpeetab
ler ShrSsr, telonpe:s pureb Derit6ieoene at:
sefsbens praftiIireupe Isrste in pbilatel.
pbia; rpelebe bri Der Operation uno oen Sci.
Innsen se9enpartis rparsn. - Der Inter.
Seihnete ,par ae9cnnartis nnb iber,euate {tet
erit p6llis, ebe CT ben Iparat faufte inben
CT Suse9en ipar ,pie pcr1ebe0ene patieHteu
pperirt unb burh cielen Iparat O6aia sebeill
,puroen, Die fbcn fribsr BON beu brribmte.
itsn 4ersten in pbllacelpbia nno S1suDorf
als mbeilbar errldrt iporben waren.
Ocr ltntsr1brisbeue pirb in ieiner wcb
nuns an ber OF psnnItra6e, nabs Der gien.
babn ieinsn Gelbaften abrpartsn; tdslid
bon 9 ltbr Wor9cns, tis ltbr 4bcnbs
Soanta9s ausSenomrnen.
!. nIsrfbau.
Neaoins, Dsesmter 6. 3Ol.
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Sum 4rtpot>8erfa

Cine rcr aItcltcn, trllfanriafen unp brtts
Nclcacnen bcutfben Sueb uno 8uuitbanclnns
Srn IN biefem Staat, Die nnuntCrbrctben bie
anicbnllebten unp acwinnreiebllsn ins nno
ansldnriicten @rltbdftr mMebt, tlctet man
gum Sertaufs an.
9Bc, uno inter wrebcn Scninaunsrn Die,
wchlocrtanocn, du6srtt biaia Itnc, r fabrt
man in Der Oruferel ces $iferalcn Septaebs
ter's, in 0sabina, penn, entipeesr tei ptrs
f6nlidter 2lnfrasc, ODER rnr6 pritfrss Sriefe.
Saufultlsc tclisben lteb talo 81 meleen.
Slopember Is l842.
@yllnIsrc 6erru Gcaeaen, Die init uus
rpefb(elu, wirren une burtb Die Nnfnabms ces
Dtissn in ibre refpeftiren Slatter, su 8ss
scnbieniten perpfi6ttn.
S(cD. Is. t0.
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Scr 9saterlanDs> QSdbter
tpQhrenD Der SiBuna.

96ir beabf6tisen nabreno Der beporttes
bcnpen SiBnns bet Gefessebuns bic ausfi,br
litben Serbanplanssn orrlelben jepe wcebs
5u ssben, unb baben besbalb bereits fabise
Serihteritatter anscitellt, ,pcltbc allrs mid
tlae Sreitsn Oct Seiee9etuna uotiren wer.
Den, tis gum Gage por Der 5erausaabe pey
3rit,na. 0is bspcrltebenbe Ssuns miro
bon arcber Wibtistslt iein, inpsm, inter at.
oeren, Der Staat naCb Der lssten SoIfssdb:
lung III neue Oiltrifts cinsetbsilt miro mo
en- Der. ct. Senatpr gu erpdblsn itt; auch
Sprtebrun9en setrcftn ,pcroen miilien, I'm
Die Staatswerfe unb Stcfs III pertaufrn
uno Tim bic Sntersden 5n be;ablen. Dlcit
Se9enitdnpe werbcn bon srcBcr QSltbtlatele
tur pcn Staat Iein llno ein jeaer Shr9cr icll'
te iteb init tenIslfen untcrrldbten.
9urtb pbiae ginrltbtun9 erba!ten rie oent'
fhsn >esr bic Bsrbanolunscn sIctbjsltia nnr
manetmal noeb frilbrr ais nit pen enaIHcbcn
Seituuse,, uno s,par Tim Die 6alftc tilll9cr.
1Dir nebmsn 5ukieribcntsn fpabrcnc ccr
@iBuns al, su Dem bilisen sprciie BON
Siinf5ig Sente,
in jebem Sail jerceb in 9craustrSatlunA ca
mir fsine beicnbrrc Sncbcr ccsprSen baIten
f6nncn. Sei sinrm jcocn spcltmeiitcr fbn>
nen Srltcllunssn ssmacbt perrer.
g. Il. Gage.
6arrisburs, Ncbsmter l842.
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9isls6 Sntrument 1T nsusr @rfnpun9, une
in Stb6nDeit uno Stdrfs bs6 Scns5 ir9cnS sis
nsm Yano Torts wsit porjujsbsn.
Mebpre Yionc Scrtss, Die ouf Der &eile BON
europa bslbdpi9t fcaen bsbmc9sn um balbsn
&oitprsS psrfauft psrbsn. SIR Ysricncn, nell
bs nibt belonpsr6 ouf Die Nu6enltits 70 itbr
9snau isben, mag Der Nnfauf zines oisisr Sns
itrunents cine fb6ne @ss9snbeit isin, mcblfsil
ju snsm 9utsn YianO Scrts su fommsn.
SeeOnobdnbi9s 9ianc Scrts6 iino AUDI ~
BADEN bon $40 biz $40 ooS Stid.
Sernr bat er itst5 ouf 3anr, cine arcss
Gerfbisospbsit ron &iplinsm 8lttsn, @larics
nsttsn, Srompstcm cornsrn, Hoiaunen, 9ic>
linfaitsn better Dirt, wie AUDI 8iolinbSQsn-
sbsnio, 9rpse Srcnneln ,e. &c. 9isie Snifrus
msnts fam sr nun bil9sr psrfaufsn als fribsr.
&. q. Sei3mann.
&eabn9, Nu0uif 10. 39R.
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Or. SeCbter's
gnn9en;D g Ieroatto.
preis so Gent ric. SlMbs,

sprfis 80 cent on. Sl1ICbC,
81 cine fcbr Ihdetare 3utersituua, entpett
ourtb cinen rcSclmiiliacu unp teriibmtcn pcuts
iobsn NrSt, eer Itr nbrr fiufsia Sabre III Iei.
net el9encn sprarlS in 0cuHhlanD 9tbraucbt
bate, III fpelbem $anbe fe pdbrenp jener 3eit
duerlt aus9ebebnt trnutt rpurce, bei Sulten,
Sertdltun9cn, &atarbfetcr, gnsbriltiatcit,
Seubhulten, Scitcns uno 8lifenIbmersen,
Slutpclen, iccer Nrt Srults nnp $unaenbes
ifbmerosn, iIno IN 6emmltn9 ber beranmaben:
oen InsScbrun9. 9ieles fann ais SOB Der
opl9rn OeeSln aeIaat mcrbcn, ater bic Bets
tunasbefanntmabnuscn fnc 5utoItIpicIia ras
5u; leeer trtrerl9cnoe Sc,pels in pelIen wr,
tunaen ,rlre III elnem Scriuebe pamit aefun;
oen ipereen, 70 pie audi ,ablreit6e gmpfsbluns
aell rle Nnwelinn9e5cttel be9leitene. llrter
1000 Slalcbcn ftno aasin in pbilacelpbia
ndbreno cem leBtsn 9Blnter pcrfauft pcroen,
EN- nter5rusencer Seneis BON oellen SluBbar.
Felt, lonlt ,pnrce cine 70 9rrTe QuaWtitdt ME
Uertauft ,porpen iein.
90 wlrfiam 1T Die Wlcp5in eewclen in
gurlrmna Der perIhiecenen Sranfbeit,n fir
wslhe fte cmpfoblsn 1T, oa6 (ls alien anoern
3uberettunsen pon SarIaparilla, Yanaeeae
'e. Iebnell poranaebt.
Stele Ssnsuide ino BON 3cit ju 3citrrbals
fen uno brfannt aemaht worcc,l, aber Der Sc.
ltsnantwanp Ucn 3eitunasbefamtmacbnnacn
perbtetrt prrcu Olittbeiluu9 albier. 0ie
seebt9dubialten ftnnsn leebt ilbersemst wers
osn BON rer SlhblIhfcit ricicr msSisln wcnn
lls anrnfen an <eiop's Seluncbcis emporium
30. l9l OlorbSmeitenltraiIc, uuterbalb oer
Nine SiralIe, Snm Sbilo bes "aclbcnenaos
lers uno Seban9en" all,po 3snanide unb
S)(o Cb,D Pit,Iuopu IN h,tuSprtcu NON Gallon 40,
nertmhrbiaiten suren burb eeie Wco3in,
poraescist pcrcen fbnnen.
Veabin9, ocn 9, Sani.
.@.Sieie W,rbi5iu 1T nm ren otcn anses
aetenen sprcis in cieIcr Sruferei III babsn.
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BrTuOretD's
Seoltablllen uniuerial. piaen.
o. Tooestteg ocr Derfilfd,rr

~ SSSNoftSB WI pefI0l1CCCr.
9as pubfum bslisbs iu bsobadDtsn, Sas fsis
ne Sranrretb's pillen atbt )no ,penn nbt
ele StbatbteIn nit ncucn 3stteln perIebsn
Tim. es ltnb prei unp jcpe entbdlt bic aisiz
tbc Slameneauhbrift bon Or. Sranpretb.
oleit Settel ltnb in Stabl aeltoben, Ieb6n
Ocrjlsrt nne nit rinem &cttcnauftpanbe BON
mebreren 3aufcnb Sbalern aemabt.
grlnnert encb, Der 9leiobe Same bon 8.
Sranoretb mu6 rben auf Der Sbahtrl, ,auf
oer Selte uno anf ben Scben fein. Yei fcrs
faltl9er llntrrindbun9 1T Der Slame Senja>
MN SrAneretb auf perfberenen Stel(cn ber
nCurn 3ettrl 3u flnhen, weltbe aenau aleieb
NIT Or. Srancretbs 6anpIcbrift 1T. OisIer
o(ame 1T in Dem Sleeprrfc III flnpcn.
9ie DiNcn mcrrcn ,u 25 Gent Die &bob,
tel pertautt, bon ten fcl9encen Nsentcn in
Serfs gauntp:
Stltbter nnb WcSni9bt, Nearina; O1iQer,
SebritlD II. Smitb. 6amtnra Nt. &. Soper,
8etNpilc; 0ancl &. Sault, al Der 0eapins
ger Strafe nadb SernUille; Samuel 6eeb(er,
Saumstaun; s. II. .. Spper, Scperstaun
6rnrp Onsle Srieeenstura ; Niebarc s..
Jones, ltnichUllle B.unb {. SancerIleiE,
Bcmelsoorf; Samusl mcors, ,@tcute
Semerfe ras jcpsr Iaent Elm enarapiertes
esrufeat Der Nsenntbaft bat, mitcinsa ln>
ltebt bon Or. Sranpretb's Olanufaftsrp ~
Slna 9ins baliteQenc, unp auf ,psleten rid,
tl9e ecpien Der ncllen 3ettcl 5u fcben fno,
bic IeBt anf Sranoretb's pilsn S6ae6te!n
9ctrantbt mcrpen.
y. Sranorctb, 80. 9.
6ross uno Nleinperfouf an ieiner Of
fee, $40. 8. 0lorc 8ts Srabc, pbilapepb'a
Setruar Is, 1912. IL.
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lJle TT Yclpeis.
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SD crabte CO ais meinc Yhiht, tefanmt
AT maiden, cab Ieltbcm ieb bon obsn srpdbns
ten Yilcn Sstrautb sematht, feinsn Oureb.
lauf mcbr 9cbabt, mrmit itb iebr oft sepla9t
War, ,pie autb bic 9rtben Sebmer5en in meis
ncu O(lcrcn DCrlpren, uuo nlett brantbte 70
oft QBader 5u matbcn uno pa6 ib i'm Stan
re mar, imner al mclncr Hrbcit ~ blciben,
meltbes leb nicmals pprber i'm Stanbe mar
III tbnn - llnp rcrIttberc, paB lte pas bette
<ariersO1lttel fnp welbes ieb jemas senom:
men bate.
Senry t7erman.
6eipsltcrs 3auniebip, <tancn gauntp,
Nu9nlt Q. br.
Die Simptcmen ccrr Anfana bon pieler
firebtsriebcn Sranfbsit, ftno, Druf anf Der
Slale, 8rcnncu ccer Shneoen teim Bai
Iermaben pocr uaeb bcmGelbsn SteiB ra3u
obne pcI matben IN t6nneH, 5u Ianse ,parten
miGen cbs ts tcmmt, SlierrnsShmericn unb
arcBe Shmrr3cn i'm Sren5. Sie ltno antb
elm erprottes uno te,cnatee Wlittel fir 9ureb
lauf Nnhr Sppf,peb, Maaenframpf @n9s
brnlti9feit nno SerItcluna pcs uppetit's -
limo per 1e ais ciu Ntfibrun9s: uub $ars
iermittel braubt, ,rirp peIcu plassn niemals
untcrmcrfcn iein.
Jobn Kicnlcv, 6. o.
efe Der 7ten unb SronflinsStraBc.
2(aenten in Neaoina :-@eorae GrB, Carl
NiGana, gfe cer 7ten uuo Sranflis Stra6a
ump u pnmene. 9ruferci oieicr 3eltunS
sbenfaIs su babsn in 6eioelber9 Saunftblp,
D. G., bel Itrabam Spen9ler.
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Sdmfrptf.

@s mirD all9cmein 9e9laubt, pas baS Sans
frptts@ste in Der 9e9enmdrti9en cpsr nadbifsn
Sieuns bsSecn9re1ss Wibsrrutn msrbsn mrc,
-Ysricnsn, mslbe miinf6en m69sn Den Huts
sen oieiss @sisssS Su babsn, mSSsn babsr bale
Nnfprub MAIDEN.
Jobn 8. Eidbaros,
Nfii9nis in Sanfrctt, fir SsrfS 60.
&eacn9, 9sesmbsr G. bp.
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Farmers Sanf pom Staat Telaw. eOoysr, par
Do. DO. Swei9& SSilmin9tcn,par
bc. %. 3pei9, GsorsstOpn, par
DO. Do. 3wsis, Hsw saiflS par
Union Sanf, III gSiminatcr, par
Slelne Npten unter Sbl. l BIS Il
9fep sSeriep,
Sslpibsrs Sanf' III Ssprsrs,
burlington 50. Sanf, Msbfcrp, par
Commercial Sanf YsrtD Nmtpy II
gumbcrlano Sanf* Sro9eton, par
SarmsrS Sanf* Mount &?oap par
Sarmers Oleebani's Sant, ,Nabpap ]
Sarmcrs Wietbanics % Ollopletppn Il
Olorris 60. 8aMt' N0lorristopu u
Wlctbanies Sanf, burlington par
Wlttbaulcs % Slewart J
OWtbanics II Olannfacturcs to' 3rentrn par
MprrlS Canal II Sr. gp. Sl.sS. gitp, unSb.
Spclt Slrten unsansbar
0lcparf Sant sui. Co Stewart J
ORANGE Sane- Orange II
ptrples 8ant, paterlpa |
prlncctcn Sant'%, Drincctcn par
Salcm Santlns Cos, Salcm par
Statc SantFst Slswart ]
State Sanf" glEatctbtown J
Stats Yanf' gamrcn par
State Sant Of Otprrie' Olprr,stclrn
State Sanf Slelp Srunsplf par
Snfcr Santa 0ls,ptcn Il
3rcntcn Sanfins Co Srcntcu par
Union Sant* Ocpev II
Sant Of 81. Srunswif, Srunsrif 9ebrob.
Sarmcrs 1t. Olebanies Sant 90. 9etrotb.
Sranflin Sant Of 0l,S. Serlsp@ip sebrpet.
Sctpfcn SanfnS So. Sobrfen 9ebrptb
Jeriep City Sant, Sericp City setrcb.
Mecbanies Sauf, patterIon 9rbrpb.
Olanufactllrsrs Sanf, SellpiGe 9etrcb.
Wonmcutbe Sant Of 81 = 8reebor setrp.
9lew 6cps 0el Br. Go" >amtertplae -
81 8 Olanuf. II Sanfins 60 6otcfcn sctrp.
81 = sprctCetion II somtarp 0ant 6 G %.
patcrlpn 8anf, patCrIcn srbroeb.
Stotr Sant, SreGton arbrotb.
SaIrm II Ybila N11anuf 60 Salcm 9etrocb.
Waibin9ton SanfIns 60 6afenlaf scbrp.