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HARD WAKE.

HARD WARE.
STRoNGS If Co. have received and offer to pur-
- chaserS very general assortment Of HARD
WAKE, amongst wllcc may be found the following
10 wit
Butts and Screws,
Norfolk and American La'chcS
Che: and Window Blind Hinges,
WIRE Check Springs,
Morlice Bel ranks,
Carried Bell Springs,
Bell Crank>, House Bells,
Band, Tower, Flat spring, Square and Monkey
1,;arien, Rakes, Fire Irons Bench Vices,
Brass Buttons on plates, Japan'd do
Screw PuIlIe>, Hat and Coat Pins
Black Hook, and Hinges,
Shutter Screws, Stubs and Plates
RAG a,, LocE,, Trunk do, Cupboard DO, Till do
Long >hanhed and Concave Augers,
Brnce> aud Bits, Bcvs,
Frmer Chi,el> Ioner>, Mortice and So,Le, do.
Gouae,, Brass Diyi'ars GmbIe,s,
Single and donl lie Plane irons.
COMPASS. GRATING, Hand and Ripping Saws,
Knives and Forks, Carver>, Setls, Butcher
Rh"lye. Bread and Shoe Knives, Prlinnng do
Iapcries Mil do fiat Bastard do half round do.
Horse ha>ps, Bras Bus Curtain ring, Tea bells,
TaGcs MEASURES. Halter Chains, Sad Iron. Tai,
Brad>, Table Spoons, Table Hinges,
CUTTING N'pper>, Bead Aw Sash Fasteners,
Cork Screws, Hand Vices, Trowes,
Steel Yards, SO to 100 lbs, Grid Irons Sauce pans,
Enamc'd Maslin Kettles, Bellows Pipes,
Bed Keys, Copper Wire, Screw puIIies, Axle do.
Sash Rollers, Plate locks, Iron Squares, Stub do.
Wood Saws and Frames
Pewter Cocks, Bung horrrS, Butter tryers,
Slckles, Cut Tacks, Frying pans,
Raj Traps, Box and Ivory Rides
Toy Hoes, Ladies' do. Screw Drivers,
Mahogany Knobs, Strap Hammers, Carpet do
Screw Wrenches Broad Hatchets
Singing do. Brass Swimmers,
Saw Sets &c, &c. Also
HEAVY HARDWARE.
AnyIlS, vice., Cast Seel, Plated and Iron Shovel,
and Spades, Dong Forks, Hav do. Gro Bars, Wrot
Nail, Trace Chains, Iron Wire Brass Kcrlies, Sc
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The citizens of New En-la md are respectfully in
formed that in consequence OF the great popularity
which Wri-ht'> Indian Ne-callrPll> have earned hy
their aston shng goodness, Gang u Cuunlcrtclcr>
now indu>'ruI>ly enga -ed in pa mlng the nm
s>prctnG, raiucleSS and perhaps dpny Ferrous mcdI-
cine, under the name of Indian VEGETABLE Pills.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-06
THE PATENT LACE,
INVENTED ny
r.. u. BANNING. NJ. -
OF PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania.

OF PfTTsBURGII PENNsyLvANfA.
IW1lI. be kept n,tantly on hand by Dr. JonN
w w. Emery, Of Essex, he having purchased o
the original Pacn,ec the erciusirc right 10 make and
rend the same, within and for the Counties OF Chit
tenden, Franllinl Lamoille, and Grand Isle.
The PATENT LACE has now been before the pub.
lie for number ofmonihs, Hundreds have lcen APP
piled in different parts of the country and with sue
cess never before equaed by any remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates Of its benci-
cal influence IN thcremova ofdseases Of long stand
ing might be furnished from thsimmtdate vicinity
IN addition TO the statement of and certificates
OF cures furni>hedby DR.. Banning and others. But
this is not deemed necessary AT the preen time,
ference can be given to individuals wearing the Lace,
| IN nearly every town in the County.
Physicians have long felt the necessity of Suppor-
Ter differently constructed and more pcricctn it, adap
ton TO the human form, than any that had been pre-
sented 10 the public. The invention Of Banning's
meet with their general appreciation, il is designed
TO relieve symptoms and remedy class of physical
maade> which cannot lie reached by medicines alone.
The descent ordisplacement Of The viscerra from
taxation OF the dbd0mindl muscles, other causes,
tends 10 alter and derangcthe function of every
IN the human system, and, in many cases. this dcvia-
ton from the natural healthy position of parts is The
sole cause fgoneral debllhy-in Males and Females.
| OF Dyspepsia Affections of the Stomach and Lirer,
PdpHdtion ofthe Heart Spinal Irritation, Hvsteria,
Hypocondrid, Piles, Erolapsus Ueria, Suppression
lof Urine The bronchitis ofPnllcS Speakers and Incl
, pient Consumption-a ofwhcli will he much rcev-
cd, II NOT entirely removed, by the Of the Patent
Lace, when their existence Iscaused by physical de-
rangement and a mechanical displacement of parts
which can he readily ascerianed bv observing the
form and symptoms of the person affected.
| This instrument has been examined by Drs. Mott
Rogers Francis and Grlscomb, Of New Yorkshire
Faculty ofPitts bnrah, Ilartordand New Haven, ant
has Obtained their favorable testimony.
Applications for this Lace may he made 10 the sub
scrIler, at Essex, or Hagar q Arthur, Burlington
Patients nj distance will be visited at their residence
| II required. JOHN w EMERY
Essex March 81, 1914. Ash
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OF TIE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE or HEALTH"
and that pcIlcr> never in any case lowed to sell
the genuine medicine. Al1aye.'u- AGENTS will T.
provided with a certificate OF A@cIcya> above dcscr-
bed and those vino cannot show one viii be known
a base impusturS.
The foGwmghirhv respectable persons have been
appointed agents for he sale Of the above named
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-06

OF THE NuRTH AMERiCAN COLLEGE or HEALTH"
Andal>o around the border Of the la 81 viii lie found
IN small type
"Enrcred ACCORDING to the Act Of CONGRESS, in the
yearl,i0 hy william Wright, in the Clerks Office OF
the District Court OF the Eastern District oiPcnnsy-
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N(l'l'ICIL

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE suhsrr err has for sale
l. GIG ACRES OE LAND.
lying IN the South part Of Wi>ton and 81. George,
half mile from the road running from Wi!l>lon to
Hincslurgl, well wa,ere1, and portion OF it fine
Meadow Land adapted to the keeping Of Cows and
Sheep, aud we'll fenced. The Farm ha~ on il
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
Barns, and first rate YouNG ORCHARD.
Also,
For sale, Ninety Acres Of Lana living half mile
,ouih Of WIlli>ton, with Dwelling House, Barn and
Orchard un IT
The undersigned has Tor sale l67 Acres OF Land in
Jericho, lying mile East of the Jericho Genre
meeting hon,e, well waicrel, with Dwelling House.
Barn and Orchards.
Also, 40 SHEEP for sale.
The sub>crl er is about 10 change his residence
and will sell the above property al a low Price and
on reasonable length oftimc.
ELI CHI rTENDEN.
Willi.ion, July &C. 1914 S VS.
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4 ,E)S'I>.


A General assortment If Clo'h, hair, hat, tooth,
IN finger, lcsh, paint, whtr-wash, dust, furniture,
tai e, hearth, stove, and window brushes, lust reed
Ang. 6, "A. II
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william Wright, Vice President

The pul lie will also rcmeml er that al who sell the
'nuine Indian Ne-cal.e Pill are provided with Il
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WRIGIlT'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS; OR
INDIAN pURGATlVE.


THROUGH MANY medicines have been letore the
L pnllc for much longer period than WRlGHT'>
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. yet none stands now in
HIGHER REPuTE, or has more rapidly attained firm
hold upon popular estimation. The THOUSANDS that
nave used them throughout the length and breadth Of
the Republic all bear cheerful testimony to their
thorough efficacy and mild operation when employed
IN he most distressing disorders "whch ilch Is heir
to-"
The theory of disease on winch WRrGur'> ISpAS
VEGETABLE Pills are founded, is this w: that there
isOHiy One primary cause Of all The disorders that
GWidhe human (rmiiy and that Is corrupi hlinor>
or, IN other Word.-- ImpurityQf Bo0d. This princl
pie Is now 50 generally admitted that it may in fact
lie sad TO lie sustained y an universally Of OPINION
the few dlssenlcr> constituting lut very feeble mi
nuriy II j. useless therefore to discuss the sound
ness OF this theory in this place and conncxlon.
TIE ONE DISEASE PRINCIPLE eng admitted, the
mode OF attack procs ed Nv al practitioners ecomcs
the >ame-nameiy, purgdtion. But many Of the So
called SPEC irs now eiure the public, produce only
one form of Purraiun; they are either Nndunfr,
Catharttr, DrIreli, or fXpertonnt. UrighfS InGjan
IcpCfdbic Pms CWIme all these properties, and a,c
therefore cal 'ulatedlo attack the elements Of disease
al all points, and bya harmonious and combined upc-
ration 10 cXpcl it radically from the system. Their
fleet almost mag cal, and j. uolc>> astonishing for
lis mildnc>> than It's efficacy Boh Scres and all
ages may employ them, according 10 tine directions,
without fear, for while they certain 10 cure all dis
eases hat are remedIal they nerer millcan injury
upon the system.
The perfect a'diy Of the Medicine is another all
important qudiiy and one which has contributed
more than any thing else 10 liz extension and popu
ldrHy
In a ,rord, his medicine commends ITSELF strongly
TO the patronage Of the public and its use bids fair
to become Jefore long, almost universal.
CAUTION.
The citizens of New ENGLAND are respectfully in
formed that in con,eruence OF the Great popularity
which Wr-h'> Indian NegetahlrPjll> have earnelhy
their aston shng goodness, Gang ul Counlcrtciler>
are now lndn>trou> y engaged in pa ming on the un-
sI>prctinLa ralVcleSS and perhaps dlHyfroUS mcdl-
cue, under The name OF Indian NcIciulIc Pills.
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IL Y MOVAL,
CABINET WARE.
ELIAS e.G- MAN

HAVING rcreivcla very cx'cn,i i've a,,orrmcn, of
IL Dlt( GOODS invites the Ladies and Gentle
men Of Burlington AMI vicinity to call and examine
them. Among which viii lie found Balzorncs
Lawns, Satin Striped Muslin, Striped Muslin Gins-
hams, NJ. d. Lanes, %c. Ar.
very extensive as ornrnt II Blat, and Rlrp
Black Acpnc> OF superior qIaItl aud finish very
ow. Prints very srcat variety of beautiful finish
hight Grounds, aud superior quality, the most elegant
styles in market. These Goods were fought in Bo>.
ION and are recommended for durability and fast alor>
Furniture Prints, White Furniture Dmiv. Con-
tcrpanc>, 10, II and II quarters and Curtain Frinacs
Black and l'lnc Black, German, En-li and Ameri-
can Broad Cloths.
ta>simcrcs and Ne>tngs an extensive a >>ortmcn,
Satinct'"S Twced>, Ermnclte Camhrtcen, Doe
SKIN. Cashmere, Figured and Plain Lasting, Valve
tine. Mole Skin, and other rich Summer >ui.
Ladies super Black Kid Glove. Light Coored do
for summer Whine do, Half Long do. Also, Silk
Isle Thread, Cotton, dc.
Ladies' India R"ll err Mi,,~. A few pair Rich Cuff.
Gen,emen'> KID Gloves Black Whine and CoIored
Li,le Thread, Linen and Cotton do, White Kid an
Silk do.
Superior spralfcd Hdhf>., Pcngcc, Choppa> and
Banda
Black Italian crayat~, extra >ze. silk Opera Ties
Fancy and Black Satin do. Stocks aud Collars
French Dnnrv, Cant rio Inserting and Edging,
Frngcs, Gimp, Pnr,es, rs, Hooks and Eyes on
Cards and ~ BoNe< Jet 'in!o.n~. ~
An extensive as>or, ncnt Of Zephyr Worstcds, Pearl
Buttons, with and without ,hankS. Fine COMBS,
Dressing do, Scissors. Pins, Needles &C.
Cottons.
! Stark Mills, Farmers, AIiIdIrsex, Merrimac Dover
and other Shec'ing>. Superior unllcaclld Family
Sbrtlng and Drilling. Bcach'd Shceling and Shirt
ing, Ticking, Mexican Mixtures, Fancy Stripe
Checks &c. iInmiI on Striph Jcaas. Wirking
Waldlng, Hat'ing, Knitting Cotton, Cotton Yarn,
Carpet Warp, o.. AZ old prices.
Irish Linen, Double Dama>k, Brow Linen, Jacket
do, Superior White Linen DrilIr,, Duck, Cra>h
Russia Dial r,Brds Eye Linen, Table Cloths, Spreads
and DolalicS.
Plain VI. ID. Lame Illkf>. and Shawls, Bonnet,
Cap and Neck Ribbons. Mar>hal's Linen Thread.
do. White >uperiine No. from 80 10 100 for knitting
Lace, &c.
Tailor's Trimmings.
Sin, Twist, Imperial Canvass, Padding, Brown
Linen, ScIe'a, Buttons Coat Cord and Brad, Wig
am, dc dc. TayIors Spool Thread, Clarh's and
other kind.
burlington, % Nav, 1914, 81
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bor,parts n.,par Ihnea amltsberbanbnehmsn.
Nlle 5otfnuns bate uns Derlalien ais uns
Oafslep's Steinisunss Sprnp anseratben
wurpe. SD taufts bier cpsr fiuf Sottsln,
wslda bic Srantbelt san5licb aus penl Spiiem
Dertriebcn, 20 pas meme Srau poatcmmene
@Gmpbeit ssnie6t pceb bsitt bas SeIttbt
curcb Die Berwhtunsen per Sranfbsit snts
itsllt. gs 1T nun 0sben Wtcnatfelt Dem ples
ie 5ocilun9 bewrtt poroen, nnp ib ,partste
bis paber, pamt mir lteber Ien methten Die
6ur iei ppntomen, unp mabc es nnn tsfannt
ralnit anbare >sipenne etenfals per lSobltbat
oie1es unGtbdsbaren Sprups senieben nl6sen.
Srscusts msine ltnterlcbrift ren 15ten 8sbr
Il. .. 1910. Jfoof 5dfer @lfab Sl1p.
6ei Srispsn5bur9, Ssrfs SauntD
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50 e b / 9 e ~ e / 6.

GrtranenOe Sur BON Scrofula ooer
&in9s= uebel, benirft ourb SafeleD'6
&einioun96 Sprup.
Dies oient 5u besensen bab mcine Srau
Gliiabetb 5afer, felt pen lceten feds Sabs
rem an oen atIbsulibm 0erpiutnnsen bon
Serofula, ODER S6niseitbel selitten ,pcourtt,
oas Seitht 70 ansesrifeu mar ba6 Steile
oer STATE Stirn itno ber cine Safeu 3erit6rt
ipnroen, itno sro6e <6eber in Den Olmr eiu;
sefreden maren. Scr Iegte dr5tIlcbe Belfane
lpuroe perfbatft nnb ane betannte Wlittel
brfuht atsr Die Sraafeeit fbritt immsr
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9cu0taSpille, 2(pril IS, l943.

l6r. Oafslsp -Ntsin Sobn, @omuno qsat
bate Die Gerpfula fur brei Sabre lang, aut
cine ttbmsrSlitbe unb b6hit flirbtsrllbe Nrt,
ndbrenp meltber 5eit sr ceS Gcbraubss tslner
Gljsbsr beroubt mar, fsin 3al5 unp Scpf mar
nit GsIbmdren bsbeft. 9Gr 9ebrau0tsn ale
pericbispenen Nfittsl, ober rbne @rfcI9, bis uns
empfcbtn muroe pcn Or Scbnicn, BON 9crs
ri5taun, unp ebsnfall5 Or. Sfaaf S9ieifer, bon
Nsapin9, Sbren Meini9un9S 9prup BON Sars
faparGa 81 9ebrauden wopcn ttb ein9s Sots
tsln befanl, beren @sbroutb bic SronfDelt 9ani
aus bem SDitsm pertrieb, unp eos &tno 9ss
lan9te wisosr gu ptali9sr @sfunbDejt msl0s CT
isitoem ununtsrbrobsn 9snsbt gum @rifaunsn
pelsr YsrIrnsn, weldbe iDn wdbrsnb fsinsr
Sranfbsit sefsben. Sb babe sS fir msne
pflbt 9sbalten une fenbe Sbnsn befeS 3su9s
ni6, pnmit 2lnpsrs, psbe pelelben llebel in
ibrsn 8omilisn boben, wihen mS9en rpo ite eins
fc fbdebare Mebisin tsfrmmen fbnnsn.
Sbrs Aufribti9s
2lmelia Qeaf.
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WeaciuN SUM 1889.

l8ir, bic ltnter5e r5eibncteh babcn i'm >aufp
unIereu praris, init enticbleoen rpobltbdtiaer
Blrfuna in pieleR Sailcu, pen @etraucb Don
Oatelsp's Weiul9unss Gprup pon 9arfapas
riQa ansrwsnost, unp cmpfeblen Oenleibrn nit
Scranhssu Der SseuItdt ais cine porilisli.
tbe 3utsrcituns.
3, 3. n1tblenberS, SO. 8.
5alm. q. Bird, W. 8.
Jobn y. Otto, Ot. 8 &c. &C.
Nsabin9, SUM 1889.
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Scbn 90 WoDsr, Sbnsibsr.
2Ballnub, nabe ber 4ten Strabc &eabin9
2ulpehoelpn. Npril I842.


81. Oafslep-9)lcin 1Belb gIiiabetb mar
lanse Scit lebr init Nbeumati6mus acpla9t,
pcn welhCr ite ibien 9ebeilt gu len, oIs sin
@Gtbpult bon 9cIcbwIristr Slotur Ittb an
lbrsr 8rult ssiatc, welcbes ebsnfalls Don nem
anaetisatsn Nr3te entfrnt lpurpe; asrann
6fnete Ilb Gin GsIhnur an einsm Seine,
wrltbes Ietnea anwutbs, ctaIrltb alles anscs
mcnpet 'parb ,pas bon elnem ssitiftcn GerSte
III tbuu mar, I'M ee 5n bellen. 0as gltcyn
unc Cebwir uabm taalitb su; enclicb cmptabl
ibr 2(r3t Stren NeinIaunas: Sprup BON Gar
Iaparllla, fte nabm bios orei 8laCcbsn, rpeltbs
bic Sranfbeit sdn5lieb cnt>pur5rlten uno ibre
&eImo5eit pclIfommen beritellten, SD en-
acbte es ais Dfibt 9eaen 9ie uno oas Qut:
Gfum, bisfe Iebdsbarc Ar5nep befannt au ma,
cben. 0a3susts, SenrpiIje &Icin.
Jobn Klcin.
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0armsrs Sanf ron, gtaat e,lam spor,r ror

Sarmsrs Sanf sen gtaat Ielau. sDopsr, par
ee' %. 3weis,s 9Bilminstcn, par
se' Do 3wsis, Gecraetopn, bar
90. %. 3msi9, Reu @affl, bar
60; 90 D" 2el'lnln9fon, par
Hlsne 9tctsn untsr 5 Sill. I bis14
yfep Seriep,
Sslpbsrs Sanf' su Selvieers,
burlington SO. Sanf, NNsofors, ,or
Commercial Sanf Yertb 4mbcn ri
gumterlano Sanf* Sripastcn, ror
Sarmsrs Sanf* Mcunt Scap r w.
Sarmers II Oleebanits Sant, ,Nabpap
Sarmcre II Wlc6anits 90 Wlpplstcpn i
Olorris Go. 8auf* W1prristo,pu -
mstbanies Sanf, Burlington par
Wsbanics 90 Slcwarf
Olebanes II Olanufaetures po* Srentpu MAR
O1crriS Canal Sr. 60. Sl.S gitp, unsb.
pctl Slcten ,,uaanobar
Slewarf Sanf Snf. Go" Slcwarf
Orange Sane'> Orange Il
pscples Sant, DaterCca
Yrlneetcn 8antss, prinecton par
Salem Sanfins go*, @alsm mar
@tatc SantE't 0lemart
State Sanf* gIlsatetbtown
Stats Sant' gamben ror
@tate Sant Of O1crris* O1crristemn
State 8anf' Stem Sruns,pif mar
Snifer Sanfs Sle,pton IL
Srentcn Sanfins Go" srentou nor
wnue ne Sn' No oppss II
@" 81 " ~ StuhsDlf; Srlnsipif 9ebrpb.
S"amvtu Sa"sf;s .. {" aosVtg"n.es Sant 90. setrob.
e.T"l.'" SaHse. u S""e '1 u.s.. Serspeitp aebroeb.
o.s.'T 2snr,u o"ns.h9 70. 9oboten sebrceb.
Syo.Ltp Sn.hp Tnp o"nt Seriep eltp sebrob.
a3,,m,e'tn ,,,v""ms oanF, spafferien ssbroh.
p"",m.ns'Ss op""n,s"tnS 10 9aht, SeuplLle sebrpb.
SIeD pope 9eI Sr. Cos {ambertpiue
" 5 O1annf. II Sanfina 60 6otcfen actre
" ) sprctsetica >omtarp Sanf e g Do.
.. "st.'oH ~ IS"nr paferien 9sbrctb.
Salem pbila O1anuf 60 @alcm Setro6'
Dafhlnaton Sanfina co Safenfaf aebrp
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Gin f6dsberes O1ittsl fir bic sriiusfihr
oe'Ii!la esr ob'5sn snpen, bod emrfcblen
Don A'r5tsn bic nit ocr O1anler hes Drepa,
rats betannt wurren. limo BON psr(cnen
'le es mt erfcl9 9ctrautbten. Bon elmer
areBen Anjabl 3enSnllIe, 3u belTen Gunlteu,
llnc DC fcl9enosn ausaemdbt:
I'm lille oensn es anqsben ma a: bisIes be.
sen9t, haB ltb mtbrere Sabre nit <ctrrIta,
oen aepl19t mar, tealciter bon anbaltsnoer
Soertcpfun9, Sebmer5cn in Der Seite uno
pem Nnf9rao; 3u Soften iparen if,eine SI6e
unb Selne,falt uno ieb lit All Seblafriebfeit:
,pahreno oem Sage fiblte IT'D (ebr mart unp
tratflos, ltb prctirte allcs mas ldb erbaIeten
tcnnte, nm eluperilns sn tefcmmen, fano a,
pet nltbfs. 5ulest pnroe itb temoaem Or.
GopertsQ ebcns=Salfam III perlutben,pas
Nault1t mar, itb bin 9liflitbsu Iaarn, Die
brfsllun9 Der ScrSauunasprsane,f ,faufterer
Sdlaf una allaemene SelTeruna uuo naebs
Dem tb nur swei 8laIebsn setrauett bate,
trfnoe icb MIDI aeIunper mie ib Ieit ben leB.
ten pier Sabren mar. SD faufte eann cine
8laitbe fir meine flcine Sottter, nslebs felt
pler Sahrcn an Nfbma aelittrn, unc ieb bas
be felnen 3tpslfel pa6 lte eurcb jens Slalebe
9an5lieb 9ebellt puree. Sbr &c.
Se,pel Benton, 95 6oratp Ctr. I'D.
Or. Gepert-> >iebsr Scrr: 2(ns Greebs
tiafelt acaen Sie nnb cas- putlltnn1, 1T es
tillis fur MIDI 5u iaaen, paB ib leBten 1Bins
ter bon elmer ttarfen grtdtuna befalIen wur,
DC, iporaus cine $ln9enCnt5iucun9 cntttanp.
3u 3eitcn tlutete cie $rnqe ttarf ; tb ipurce
iprtlltb franz unr meine Sranfbeit wuroe
fir t6ctIict aebalten. SD 9ebrauttte einsn
NrSt pbne Crfola, icb prcbrte perfe6lebsne
Uleoiiinen. 3nleBt befam icb cine s!aItbe
bon Sbrem >ebsnesSalIam uno oas NsIuls
tat mar, baB Die Sebmer3en an ber sunse ilno
Srnit auf9eb6rt baben uno idb fiiblc pieper
,pie mcin eaenes Selbt. SD bin iber,euat,
paB ole nrltbe seplast (tno ipie idb mar, Gos
9lrleb slnberuna tlnben iphrpen bemSebramb
Sbres &ebene 8aliams. Sbr 2(ufrebtiser
Jebn 1Oilov jr. a17 Gresnwieb
ceer "a Oesbrc1es Ct %. o.
Gbrp. 9. Gopert-,ieter 6err-Seb babe
Sbrcn eebens' Saliam prcbrt ae9en ein bart,
ndflaes Ntbma, ,pelhcs mid ieit einisen
Sabren fllrebterlieb plaate, uno cbippble es
ieertrieben febeint fit MIDI, gu fasen, oaB
ttb aebelt fci. bin ieb bod aep6 paDcr, ba6
ltb ipdbreno Der 3eit no itb een Serfueb 9es
ma6t, Gebr ipenia oapcn bate, mas nun einis
&C Oionate 1no !; ,tnp ieb hin 10 febr aeKeist
ciefe >inperung bem ginfub Sbrer Oeeiin
su3nicbreben, oaB ieh iie gang anfriebtis allie
oenen smpfeblen fanh bic init oiefer firebtsrs
lieben &ranfbeit aeplaat ltnp.
Sbr Iufrcbtiser 8 Sopfins.
Nubnrn, Oidr5 9. 1910.
Gin pampblst, ,pclhes aGs gn3elnbriten
BON cicfer Itasbaren mecijin entbaltif tei
Den Nacntcn umIonit 81 batcn.
Yreis nur elm Tbaler bic Sottsl.
Gum Scrfanf i'm e'ro6en nnb Seinen in
Nsapin9 bti Z. y. Qanibert
2tlleniaer Naent fir Serfs gtp.
81. .. 2arnten mercen cerlan9t fir pen
Serfauf oes Salfams in peritbieeenen 3beis
len Der gauntp. 011an pcnoe th perf6uliet
ooer in pcrtofreien Sriefen al ~,
3. g. 9 a II bert.
Nsaeias, Oetcter 81.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-01-16
&eaoinN Wldri IA, 1S43.

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mes Sebsn 1T, ousS gu tbun waS in fslner
Wtatt if, fir bo5 QGoDl feiner Witmenfhtn,
unb oo id iibtrSeu9snes Sewsiis in meiner 8a:
mle bate, Don Den wunosrtaren Gi9enltbafz
ten SbrsS &sini9un95sSDrup6 urn Sariapas
rila, empfsDle idb osnislben Sepiiienboft allen
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uniern &inSern 81 perlern, burtb Den NuSs
brutb siternber QSuncen melCbs lbr @slitbt &cpf
unb J3ol6 bsbeften, obmcbl mir einl9e Der 9ss
ibidhlten 2lsSte ;u ibrer Sebanplun9 Dattsn,
unb ale befonnten Nittel prCbirt batten,
@mmain'5 panocea init sn9sfdlciIsn, cbne
@rfcI9 Gin onbers5 meiner Ginosr rpurbc ouf
pieiebe Nrt befallen, iDr @elibt uno SonlS
mar gang bsoedt; Der 9u5ftub mar 70 itorf
unO Die Sranfbsit 81 elmer irIdben SoSbe cas
mir ouf ibr Qsben perSid)tstsn. Bon ctE mun
ssrbarsn QGirfun9sn Sbrs6 Nsjni9un05 @Ds
rup8, bon 9arlaporOa, btrsno, wurcen mir
berpcoen i'm su prpbirn ais Die eete Sufucbt;
sr mirfts 9lsib Dem Muf; Die @efhwtlre fins
gen ip9leid an III beilen, ,pen9e Sotten brnCbs
ten Its our p6ai9sn &siunbbsit, msltbs (te felt,
Dem ununtebroten 9encifen. Wls Elm Neni9er
be6 Suten 9loubs ih lt1sr pat iit iBrs6 9lsis
6sn nibt.
Sobn MoDsr Sbnsipsr.