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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28


The probabilities Of a war with MoIico
appear TO he increapng every day and II
nov seems that ~ predictions ofthe Wings.
IN reference TO the consequence that were
10 follow annexation, are likely to be more
than realized Clouds, dark and porten-
iious. are now fast gathering in the South
Western portion Of our counity--ihe stars
and stripes have ere This crossed the SABINE
to US. the people Of the Tnued States, as
mos, likely first Ia break up the long ems,
ing peacibe rela,ions Of tho civilized world
Iumiiaung indeed ia. and should be, th's
reflection, when IL taken into considerable
the cause Of this nnne cessary outlay OF mon
~y and means-tO say nothing of The desols-
ung effects upon me moral aEd so Ia, le,a-
lions OF our COMMUNICABLE shedding Il
blood-rhe loss Of lile, and all the dark cat,
IoRue Of eyi's 'h,, ~, NAH 'le r.'. .rv1f
ana carna"e Boz mare iuniiiu,rr ..
must be his reflection, when the minds q
The fee, the gallant 81 Of the North, loos
upon ll4r auses liAA nave lbu 10 llIo ''
present position, and see that SLAvIsr the
curse Of the world, and the especial curse "
our country has driven US into the po.toa
we now occupy
Durng the oonles, pending the laT ..sc-
lion, he Loco. OF Vermont PROGRESSED IAen-
selves, equally with the Wings, opposed go
Annexation and the extension Of S.ayery 49,
We noN see O. em, ~ nan, Sustaining 10
movements of he Pany 20 rslorsnoe 10 ne
question -and !Uf one nae 90 d-ub! ne fra-
SOD or proprrty OF he 'rnessares %. he 40
ulosttaiiOn IS treason - us ehf" &C.
gree That the WAf,s of re r'sH'} Nil
su.tsrn lbe Government - t.A ".' wen
shsll commence, lh,,s r no reason '' count
Indeed tLeir sdrire. Hhah teen he''s'.
eoulI sIrelHy have .,s. s.-'fe''.e' "h"
,n-a,,s he ss4,~,s .s IusTffs not.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
MILITARY MOVEMENTS FOR TEXAS -

MILITARY MOVEMENTS FOR TEXAS -
The departure ofthe Flying Artillery from
Baltimore we have already spoken Of
The ship POclhc which hn, been char.
tered al th, port to convey, Company \
Of the seconI Regiment Of FLYING AuIlcry
to St Josrph's Island Bay Of Araosas, sail.
ed yesterday a, two o'clock The compa
ny numbers 60 rank and file, VIII com
plete battery often guns The officers in
command are James Duncan, Captain
+. Roland, ia Lieut.; Aug a Gibson,
ID do JotuJ Peek Brevcl % do There
are also 20 board, quantity Of arms, anu.
uuon, &c.
The barque Bachelor OF Richmond has
been chartered TO convey the United States
troop, from Fortress Monroe 10 Texas
She will sail the LATER part ofthis week.
The schooner Maria NJ. Clots cleared
yesterday at Newport or Pensacola, with
U. S troops
The ~ o. Picayune Of the IA mites
that tho companies OF The 7th Infant, sta
toned at the forts near Pensaco la-Fort
Barnncas, Fou Pickens and Forth Nc Cfae-
as wei u tue wv SbulfbillFo al ass
Christian, have been ordered 10 hold them.
selves in readiness to move at a moment
warning TO JON the troops already inTexns
Orders have been received al Fon Nor.
gan, which commands the entrance to Mo.
bile Bay, TO replace The guns now noun.
ted there with others OF heavier metal. The
Bee complains that "wllh war staring US in
the face, there is not a sufficient number OF
troops within It's walls 10 mount a corporal 4,
guard"
The troops under Major Graham from
Fort Scott asd Jefferson Barracks Mo
salcd from New Orleans for Aransas on
the 9th. We hear. also, Of other move
ments. Of officers from the different arms oil
the service beng ordered to Texas The
Engineer Corps the Ordnance -, paum.rI
and others, will each have q ftprcseulAll ,
m lho new State IN Y. Eve Gaz.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

SttlC dCllON,
If.nr wings VI vermont cesite To guard
their own best interests from HE assaults Of
an ever waho'ul but Insldtous foe-If they
would preserve from STAN tue character Of
their native State, and show to ell whose
eyes are now upon Them, that the Creemen q
Vermont still cling to the grand measure oil
Wing FolIcy,--A PROTECTIVE TARIFF,
and yet hold to their expressed opinion Of
the Infamous measure Of AnneXatlon-fhen
must they don the Wing atmnr ana at once
arouse themselves for the contest ON TUES
DAY NEXT-TIIE SECOND DAY OF
SEPTEMBER The Locos throughout
tho Stale are already 10 the field, and they
are al work with their customary zeal, and
and with their usual unscrupulousness -
Their annual ,~adde ia rega'. TO the doc
irine OF Pyoleehon-the insufticency OF the
present Why Taug-and the cry Of 'seuen
esat poD!" is now heard at every ,.'.tr
.heir papers are filled with the most siaIIIu,
pictures Of the wanion eIlrayagance and
pto1gacy OF Wing Office holders, and Loco
focoism, honest dsd oonseenhous Locofoco-
I'm stands aghasi a, the deplorable condi.
hon OF the finances OF the State. Every
tongue and every pen that the party can
bring 10 their aid, is employed in traducing
no, only the public bu, the private character
OF the Wing nominees for State officers and
no fAlsehood is too base. and no cslumny too
stale, 10 find lis way into the vie receptacle les
OF their abuse and viiuPeralioD. And il Is
by The emplo yment OF such neSts tina, they
would coil the chains Of tho Adrehoidrng De-
m0eraey around the free and enlightened
people OF Vermont. We have no DISPOSE
ton TO speak Of the honesty Of these gentle
men IN their professions Of love and regard
for the lauf. or any other whg aessure,-
nor ~ this, al ihis late day, necessary. Their
sincerity has often been Tested, and The free
men OF Rutland County can duly appreo ia,e
II. The miserable 'SiaHg, too, Of The parry,
in reference 10 the persona OF political char.
acler Of our candidates, Is worthy only Of the
source from which II omansiesi and Ne viii
n.lsl lAf !.sult lie IuleuIsSnt an4 4.st eiu-
ing " nIgs Of our county, as to a..empI the
le iutsuon Of any olthese venomous ou'bursls
Of Locoloco malice. A. no time, within the
asst tel years, have The Wnigs OF Vermont
II the Looofoco papers are 10 be believed
had a man Of respectable character On their
ticket. Their public acts have beer most
grossly misrsPresenlsd-'heir pr'ea.s char.
s,lers asss!ed--and We can al reco..ecl IN
Stances when ,he ooriup, add couupung
SPIN Of l-Jcolooo,sm hss ever 'hrus, ns On
comely presence INTO me family ctcle f..
seek 10 venom there Why. men, should
Ne nor attempt TO ieiute tie thousand mis-.
sfsh.s l4.sehoods o. these du'e.ets, 10 re-.
. gard 10 our pfessDl e-g"I Ia,ss.o vi,y shoull
Ne a,lule g. tem a. 49, the candidate.
Of ina Wing rauy arc before '.e people. and
hey are yell i-0sn and feH i-ied aaea -
They srsois eial of men lhat lie Iee,ssr
ofVeruoGi have lang ,.aateI ... $50 are
-,9s,e,sss Of Ma, 5000 sol ritrfcs. goo.
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$4,000

Iron rails Sos per ton, is $500 per mile.
The Commissioners unable TO convince
themselves that this enormous difference IN
caImnle RESULT from Mr. FeIions conyic
ton oil n probable relative dtfsrsnes IA he
bGSines OF the two roads, Notwithstanding
his apparent i'beralny Of concession on that
point, were unhssRau0gly Of opinion ihs,
Ihe report should not be published TN thal,
Il necessary new survey md new cs,I-
mates should immediately BE- made.
One Other fact, 10 reference To Nj Eel.
ton, IS worthy Of special notice The esii-
mnics furnished 10 him by Mcssrs Chase
and Ttacy, were made in the most liberia
nanner and so as TO elici, his express ap.
pfoba,ion To tbese estimates, these gen.
tlemen made the large nddtiannI allow
1nce Of 6t!ttA per esnt for conungepcIts
Mr. Fcllon, ~nh a contcmp, for accuracy,
v hleh can be attributed only 10 a slip shol
iIerm .na.lJu no 10 get loo iotc al estimate.
pays no .'eDtun 10 ihis pr ceniage, bot
FL, ,.u,rnt With spreading mos eI,rava-
.'t aui ullarAiIeI,d slnale fnr rod for
naufc. enmpl,,rs his labor by adding a for.
t,t 'l1Ncnce 81 ten per teAl-making IN
10 Lllc more than IS PEI ceol allowed
/ ~ 'tis Jol'e,ou' aod ln,nd : engineer, fot
esAi Sg'Hciti
/ Il as IS tho method ~ which Mr. Eel
/ '7n hos acc lrci the r'pollioR Of not IN
4. lrr5 77a.ag tts work 0, IS one vhpch tho
/ lu.'ais, simple and easy Of imitation
- ercIn. $ Will probably deem II ,udi
ctOus 20 rl1p, NJ Felloh spoaAing O.
I Nessrs a. aid Iacy. savs --Bot
0tc,s gcnas mcn psIom-d uh.f du,,rs "a
-he most satisfactory mauq-t'. and Messr
+ Chose aui ! Tracy have EsrIuArr0 LlaEa
ALLY iJf an 7ppfoTimAic esimatc" Bu
here nt have an engineer aiiing 30 pe
cent % ihernl estimates me Inding IS pc
e,ul Or nt0g' ncies. male BY gen, ,-nlet
80 be- Vcr1rm.i iher duues "a me mas a.
s-riarv manner ." lf'hn IS Tho neafr,
isrprrash 30 sccuTHeV Zach san b. erprr.
.e. .fl.a csc claiming p Be s,lu.las "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
WINGS TO YOUR GROUND !,
VERMONT CALLS.
RENE mi Der the I'd or Sept.

IL me m Der inc ga OF sept.
We would once more call the at
tenlion Of out Wing brethren Of Rul
land County to the Importance, to
them, Of the Election 50 near upon
US; and urge again upon them the
necessity Of Immediate and Ener'
gelic action.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
NV. YoEK Febrrary is s2-

The bearer hereof Mr William 2 Gll
teHL hos been a puaotiesi Eagineer Tor s,v.
s'al vrars-nHt l5r nearly wears was und,r
my particular charge anj sup,ryision. IN
Locating AMI constructing railroads have
lovnl han ssllilui and capable. snd wnh
good llt ymsRl 90 he mana grnrni " hls Ia
b7rs .-lirve be- wil BE- fond eapabhs
aui irusiy % lbs manage men. OF asy work
he may pks f9, charge or
BENJAAIN WRIGHT Ciru EAg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
THE HERALD,

THURSDAY, AUGUST %, lS45.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

7. FoLLErr, Com f,hc Board OF
GEO. T. tioDGKs, Directors Of the
CHALEs LISsLEY, ( Champlan Il Conn
II. n. FULLERTON River r II ID Co
No9 Merchants Exchange, Boston,
Aug IS, is45.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28


ed OF the office Of Engineer lof that route
- he has determined he best general loca
hon oflhe road He has determined il BY
IsboriOus and faithful persoxaI survey
That survey viii endure the test Of the mos
critical examination But Mr. FELTON,. " ith
a great lack OF gen,lemnniy,as well as pre-
lessIoHal courtesy, without waiting for III,
maps prohles and estimates which he knew
were preparing with all practicable rapid
hy, has thought proper to dlsoredt the sur
vey o. MIR Gilbert, and the estimates IN sd
vance Mr. Gilbert IS nbundan,ly compe
ten, 10 protest hlmsclf sgans this unmnnly
and unmsnncrly suaok Ills work vii
prove But the public hsvs a rrshl 10 know
something Of the ralmaIon IN which th,.
gentleman IS held by the most compton, Ia
Judge aoI determine his pfoft ssions merits
We therefore. Inseu the following not,
from Mr. Virgin and Mr. Bfoadhead vel
known as eminen' and successful Civil En-
ginerrs simply calling attention to then
respective tif,I I, viii b. seen that Mr.
Gllboris prof sslonaI cJycrirHrs contrast,
very hvonbly vnh .hal oflis volunteer a.
saiIsnl and lha, be has quue as yaloable
reputation 90 prplrct
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Nm bic getbcnOen.
RtenlrD's Gege1t GraOel
y | Il cn.

9icie QiIcn fnc bic tctlcn unr 0ctcritcn
fir bCn resbcnrcn Gtein poer GrdUrI (Grics),
unp allie Srantbeltcn bic aus rem Q5aGer ent:
ltcben; ite reniaen Die Sliercn unp itellen bic
Or9ane pieoer III Oronm9, 0e itnc Iorirenc,
lplnps uno ,polTtrtrriteno, reiniaen uno ttar>
Fen rrn Ofaacn, erpefcn Nppetit, bcilcn eas
Sophp'h, Die 5artleitisfsit, 3BinrfcIif, coe
setpeb, 0ieperla &C. &c.
Olelee ollcs 1T bur6 grfabruna uno3euas
ni1e beitatl9t unb benicicn. uno ,per ite ais
sarirmlttel acbroutbt, miro lrlten ober sar
nldt ucn Den ptiscn &rantbeitcn srrlaat
iDrrbcn.
Srbn Sien(rp, Gr. Or.
OF 81 babrn in oieIer Drudrrri mo bel G.
lSl0ana, IN ber Silo 7tcn StraBe, Neacna.
az sDreis so Gent Die boy.
llpril s. tp.
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~ q clt T. 1 cb t
S1cDpi1ttiDa,S> : &rictt.

0a rCr ltntcritbricbene Dem @eaentanre
Der NcDcluticnsz InIprhete lens 2lufmerF.
Iamtsit acIhenft BAT, wle outb alien SrIeBcn,
permittcllt wclcber ben llctcrIcbenorn pes
&rieses auf ir9enp cine 1(rt Qslo cpcr Dcns
0cn perwlli9t wirc, 70 maett ct bicrrurtb bee
fannt cab es lbn freurn milrne Iclcbc Yeric:
nen 81 lebsn bic i'll foI9enrcr 2ife tc9rfen
Itnc.
l. YerIcnen, 'wrltbc nod am Qeten 0no.
uno 6 Wlonote cper linaer i'm &rIc9e cienten,
Q. QSittpcen, bon @cltaten Die Olona>
te cbcr Iin8er aerient, unc prr 90 ODER mcbs
reu Sabrcn Ucrbciratbet 9ewcien; cb bcr e.
bemann ,pdhrene lelnem seben Qen1cn srtals
ten prcr nlcbt.
3. Benn Der Gbetnann psnft ion erbaItrn
aeftrrbn uub cine 9Ditt,pe binterlalIcn BAT,
Die i'm cine fur3e 3eit Ntcrlebtc, mo nclets
9eitcrben rbne oas ibr SutcmmCnoe IN ers
pfan9en, 70 mInlt6e itb bic erbcn Su fcben.
Scr Undergraduate fanu an lgeIDp'e 5cs
tel 9ctrcfen Derben.
Jomes ~. Joncs.
Steanina, Gceember 10. 1914.
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QSt0ti9e 8efanntma6uno,

IHe Oiejeniasn melbe @eblautb's &sbenss
@0en; Ihcn sebranht baten, rent CUR Slaebs
rltht, caB bon jest an oisIe ,pirtIame II. rpcbl'
thdtlac MecSin jeber5eit Su habsn 1T, in Ne'
aoina, III Der 9ruferei beier 3eituna uno
tei Rarl QBidana in Der 7ten Strabe; in
&uBtauu in brr 9rutersi bes 'Seilt B. 3eit ;
in Oter Bern lei Olelebior Serb, bel :. .0ens
no unr az g. Simmcltereer's wirtbsbaus
fe; III SernpilLe an 9. SenB'e wirtbsbaus
le III Sulpebpfen unweit Ntbrersbura, bet
Scbn Sehtsl; in Domelspprf 6ei 9. Soft,
Bisrtrauer IN 4ppamstai,, al 5einrteb
Staufer's Stobr.-es 1T jeorm mcblmeis
nenp acratbcn, nit bleIer Dleo5in cinsnSers
iutb III MAIDEN. Scicnoers wirfIam 1T fe
bel W'nttsrweb, Scpfbmer3en, Ser3flcpfen,
Olansel all gblut crer wenn Der Wascn
oas gtTen nitbt Dertrasen mill, eten 70 ,pirfs
fam hei Seitenltehen uno 0hfenlebmer,eh
,inc audi lei llnorrnunaen in Der mcnatlitben
Neiniauna Sir oen tIauen Snfen Der Sins
Der 1T Ite febr 3u empfcbIen, ba 1te bsnitltsn
tinnen fltr5er 3eit eurirt.
Sricorid, 5blaud.
Npri( %. BY.
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Or. Vehter'5
gen Dre erU atiU,
OrCis so Gent bic EloEde,

'pFEle 0u SCHt ole Sla(CpPf
ST cine Icbr IbiBtarr 3utercituna, cntbcft
bureb encu re9elmd69en unb tcrIbmteu otutz
itbcn Qr5t, Der ltc ibsr fnnf;i9 Sabre in Ielz
ner ei9enen Sprari6 in Ocunblano aetrauctt
bate, III tpelt6cm 2anbe Ge pdbrcuD jcner
3clt dnberit au69ebctnt tenuBt lpurps ,bei 6us
iteh grtaltunaen, Ratarbfebsr, gn9brIsias
teit, Ecutbbutcn, Selten mo 0ifemltbmer:
gen, SIutirciem jeperIrt Srult: uno Qun9cn
beIb,perocn, uno in Srilluna pcr berannaben
bcn Nus5cbrlm9. Sielrs fam ais COB oCr
obi9cu Mcpi3in aeIa9t ,perben, ober rie 3eis
Observation-Disclosures fno su foltJpelq oas
Su; leeer befrlcpl9enbe Seipeis III pelIen QSir>
tnn9rn miro III einem Scr1ucbe bamlt aeiuns
pen ,pcrben, frple aucb iablvcide Gmpfblnz
aen bic Nnpeiiun9esettcl bc9ieitenp. lteter
1000 8laI IGen ftup allein in pblaorlpbia
,pdbrrno Dem leBteu Bmter psrfauft ,pcroen,
eln iberSeu9eupcr Sepeis bon oeGen0luBtar.
felt, Icnit ipirpe cine 70 9rcBe Quantltat nie
Derfauft norben fein.
So wirfCam 1T bic Wlcbisin ae,pelcn in
Sciluna cer periebiccenen &ranfbeitsn fir
mclhe lte empfoblen 1T, oaB Qe alien anpern
Snbcreitun9Cn Ucn SarIaparlla, Yanaeeas
&c. Itnel Dcransebt.
93iele 3euanide fno brn 3cit 5u 3eit erbals
ten uno tetannt aematbt morben, atcr rcr
&oltcnauflpano bon 3sitltnasbefanntmatbun>
acn perbietet oeren Olittbeiuns bier. Die
&ciebt9lduti9en ttnnsn Isibt iiter}euat pers
Den bon Der 0lhtlittFsit cicler Wleoisn wcnn
ite anrufcn an Qeiop's &elunobeits gmpori,
nm SO. 1911, Sloro 2te Strabe, uMterbalb
Der SineitraBe, gum Sbllo oes "acrencn
9lplers mb 9tblanaen," no 3euqni1r uno
9latbweilunacn Su bunpcrten bon 3illn csr
merf,phrOiaiten Surcn eur6 oisie Mleol,in,
porarSci9t mrrocn f6nncn.
Neaoin9, Suli |. l845.
GL"0lde Olepi3in 1T Su Dem ctcn anasae
tcncn Dreiie in risfer 0ruferei IN batru.
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SubIcriptions ginlaoun9
fur bic
SSplfs Slibiptbef
Gcmticbcr, @lniiifer,

sntbaltenc elne Ausipabl cCr OcrSh9lltD1teh
@eOlebte. &rsdblun9cn. SbalIiplele
H.. ~.
Sruf uno Serla9 pcu 5. 10. Tbemaa,
Str. los gallcwbill StraBs, 'pblIabc!pbta.
Sds ertte Socft Der "OrIfesSitlirtbct Der
Oeurtbcn GlaIllfcr" III tcrcits cridblenen II.
mir lesen pa,Irte mAierm Hsvehr!!thsM qamee'
euten unc WllttilraCrn NOR, mn aauten ics
nit Dem QSunlebr mtbiutcmmcn, wrItbcr
bon Dsrltbicpsncn Sritcn aueaclprccbrn purs
pe : ba6 es nlht bios CUR an9rn M II
ltnter bal ltunA tcnrCrn 1utb Sur a ! :
gemeinen y lpum9 H. Sclc brun9
unlcres 70 Soblrcibcn Stammce in rcr Slcu:
cit QSclt bicnc, bic bcrausaotC elmer UueS
mail oes Scitcn unc S5cricarnrltrn aus Den
7Bcrfen unIcrcr bcutIthcn SbrftttCller in
scltipcllen Soften 5u pcranitalten.
lin nun 70 Uiel ais m6alltb bic Spcchnftc
oer ipi6rnIbaftlicbcn Scnies unlcrCG altem
Saterlanbce az pCrbreitcn unb ontb cCn ,pcs
niger Semlttsltrn .. Nnltatfuua plcirrSolts
SitllptbCf III erctbtcrn, IaTcn mir mo t.
| tb eln Scft, Ga Selten itart, in cincm far:
Eiacn ltmIthlas, Su pem prclle bon 10 geHte,
erlcbeincn.
O6acu unIerc Qanoeleute nno Wlitbirasr
zen brben wcrtb unferer rcutiebcn @tbrlft
teller audi in oct neurn Selmatb fcrtancr:
frnncn itets fir pas GutC unc grbabcne
cntfammt bleten, uno brcn GGhmaf fir
ras 9tb6ne uno 0lhellebe auf lbre Sinrer II
enfel iter9eben la1eu.
9coinaunacn.
Secer rcip. SntlcriEcnt pcrpficbtet ftd
nur 5ur Nbnabme BON icebs 6eftsW weebs
cnrn Sauc biIceu; feincr 1T rober setun:
ocn, Den ndhitsn 9ano gu nrbmul.
Srim 6tcn Neftc ipirH Gin Saupt. Sitcl II
rrn SnbaltssSer5sitniB rCs San5cn Sanpes
9clicfrrt ,prrpeH.
Scl HtIieferun9 cines jsbcn 6cftce 1T pcl
SntItripticnssprcie oafir 10 Gents, q
cntrlbten.
Iprll Is. tp.
81. .. Gntieritenten fir nas ctiaeWrr
lpercen in oieier 9rufere, auaCncmmrn.
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9fene, mDot9e uno lpohlfeile
- SoutmQOerei!
60 SS5iliip SSom,sater,

Sutmohsr maht bsrmit ben Sirssrn pon
Neacn9 une esr llm9e9eno bsfonnt, pos ct Ib
in Neobin9 neu etabilirt bat uno fsin &eltbdft
in allen taiu 9cb6rsnbsn 3msiecn bstrsjbt.-
Ssine 9Serfifdtte 1T in Der QBetspsnnltrase,
0lsjb obsrbalb Der rpciGen KircbG no man
fcrtpdDrenb fneen miro cincn 9rosen @Orratb
ron
Seopcr t7utrio, Gator, rufGiden, nups
peo uno ,pollcnen ,51ten,
bon alien Mpben uno Sormsn. @r mirb Ib
ouf5 Ssfe bemibsn ourb quite 2trbsit np bils
Ii9e prsiis bic @unlf Der &unbsn ;u 9swnnsn,
bic ibm NIT ibrsm 3ulprubs bstbrsn m69sn
une Iabet 2lae bofibif Elm anSurufsn uno iss
uen Scrratb ju bsitbti9en.
Selfeaun9cn mereen oonfbar an9enommsn
uno ibnsa unb plnftlidb bsior3t
GF8erfdrtte ccer tei6muste Srobbhte
,pcrprn anf Serlansen aewaItbsn unb wisper
N Saeon 9ebratbt, na6 fran5o0ieber Irt.
&saein9, Otdr5 l8. IS.
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Serittberuns 9esen S6ooen ooer Serluit
Dircb ceuer.
Nretbrtef NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sretbrtef tmmerDdbrenb.
Hir 5prin9sGaroen DerGeberunass6e,
fellicbaft BON pbilaoelpbia,
Olatbt Scrittberun9, ent,peper fir cine
3etlaua cccr fir lmmerwabreno, aeaeH Sers
Inite 6rcr Stbarcn bnreb Seuer in Der
Stapt uno auf Dem Qanpe, all 5dnIern,
S6eucrn mr Ssbduoen aller Urt =; an 5ans.
acrdtbe, Eaufmannseitern pferoen, NincS
pieb, Afertaucr;euaniGe, gcmmsreiele unc
SatrlfsStpfs nnp Ssrdtblbaften bon jeber
Sencnnuna; Sbiffcn mo bersu $apuns i'm
5afen, iclpchl als WlcrtsdtIbes uno @runb
8Gnten, unter pen bo6lt santisten Ssrin'
9unaen.
Olit @elutbe fur BsrItebsruns (Snlnranee)
III Serts eauntp, cocr fir einise Selebruns
nber Sleien Se9enitano, wenoe man Ieb pers
i6nlieb coer bnreb Srefe al Jobn 9. Ri'
ebaros, 0etbts 9npalt, 0ruderei pes8erts
nnp Sebupltia Scurnals, Geapiua, spa.
Saortnn sac 1atchaeL prstosnt.
q. Rrumbbaar, Sefretar.
Sire ftprs:
Olcrtcn OleOltbaeL Charles Stofee,
Sciepb wooo, Irebibalo wrisbt,
p {. sasuerenne, Samuel 9ownIsnp,
elijab Oallet, 81. ID. pcn,rop,
@barles 1B. 9ebrsiner.
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8ier;ebn f1dbbare 9lrtifel,

l. Srenner's Dermifuae, - cine ltebers
'Fur fir QDirmer --6cbaplos uno ansenrbm
5u nebmen.
2. 6ibion's Ertraetor, wrleber Stbmisr
bon jeper 9lrt ,pcaniift, trofue Sarbcn Sbcer
SirniB unp 3Ba6s, BON Carpets cpsr Slcl:
bern, cbnc bic 0arben pber bas Sutb ;u be
Ibapiasn
3. gonooner Sliesenspapier - pas trs
tle betaunte OlitteI SIlesen unc O0afrn gu
t6bten.
4 Gin (tberer Ssrtilaer bsr Wattet, Oialt.
e. Seblpaten (Eoabes) unp Nmeilen -uno
eln anoeres fir 1Bansen.
S. 6unn's Specific fit iauren Wla9en,
8ersbrsnnsn unp DaiIsrtraItbe, BON eiuem
bet creiiebn Sabre scltten batts, bepcr CT
pas O1ittel entcefte.
e. Or. Steuens's Crime Salbe fir bic
Spells. 9ie bat nie oerfehlt gu beilen.
7. Sarriien's Tettersn6id,.
8. Sremono's unausl5iblibe Dlnte =
unibertreftlieb.
9. Die 3ufammenaefebte Confeetien y.
Sci9cn - jutt Die Wcpisin fir &inper lnb
l6elbslente; lte 1T anaenebm 5u nehmen.
10. Sef's antisbiliSfe Kr6utcrspillcn.
IL. 6unn's erWeidbenoes, paHcreid)s
tes Rleiiter fir Dferpeseitbirr StlefsIn
&c. ss tnatbt bas seper 9eitDmelol9 uhp 1alf
bas 9Bafer ab.
IL. Dec armen t1Iannes Stdrfun36s
pfaifer.
IS. .Jaffon's Durd)laufst,Iirtur, pel
DE ben fblimmiten 9urhIauf III wrni9cn
9tuncen beilt.
IA. Jaffon's Kubrst11irtur, cine 0cbers
rnb itnelle Sur far bic Nubr mo Scm'r:
franfbcit.
Sie pbiscn Itbastarsn 4rtifsl werben i'm
Srp6en II. Sleinen pcrFauft bei q. q. Gum
Slc. L., Gin ste Stra6e, pbilaDelpbla mr
Stobrbalter uno anbere perIeben wcrDrn f6n:
men NIT reinem afrifanilten gapennespfsk
fer Irnica Slumen, OispiSincn jroer Nrt
Sarben, Dele, Slas unb Sirnii1e, iu ocn niI
ertalten preiien. Seoin9unsen lur Saar.
GeIo. @RSbneipet bieIes Ippertilsmsn
aus nno brin9t es NIT Gueb.
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s a G MS
! y IT. s q 6rif %
ln0 SSe6cr : Stohr.

mo YeOer StObr.
yfo. Is, 9Seit pennitrabe, 5miIben Der
4ten uno 5ten, na6ite Sbdr gu pearI Ion's
Stobr, &eooin9.
8ortwahreno auf Sano:
Seoper, 1utrio, Goetor, Nufllfhe,
nuppeo, uno ,pollene Suite, BON aaen
Olcoen uno Scrmrn.
Snrr, feline tutne, Sslpet, (afirte, feeers
ne nno haari9e @eebnno Sappem. - gtsn.
talls seatorn: 5hte 3ur paiIsnpen Sabrs,eit.
Shnlltbr nnb meitllebe 8ettferern. - III.
!se b'Nes miro III cen nieprialten Saraslps
>prslf'n berfauft. Nufst OIL nno lsbet.
Neacln9, Setruar g. 10