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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

~ JOnn SIIttTi INV
In towns where there Is no branch the Company wll
ppunt one on appeauen by letter (pos pa or oherwlse'
rprrsons visiting the Pills sent by mail order them
GEO s. FEKRIS, BURLINGTON, w GeneI al
Ag.nt 70. tue State of Vermont, and The Northern and
Eastern Counties Of New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
JEW DAVID'S HONEY
COATED PILLS.

WE know the public have been appealed 10 times out
w of number, the wonderful virtues If virious
Pills. The Jew David Honey Coated Pills only claim
modest share of VIVA, is claimed by most of The Pills OF
the day. We think that il is endeayOrug TO impose upon
The good of community TO that the Jew David
Pill other Pill will a the diseases that alic
humanity bur do that for Bilious diseases, Liver
Complaint, Cosveness, Piles Bilious Cholic, Pam IN the
side and head there is nhng better that can be taken,
that will So soon remove the above dcuues. And pill
that can be taken whon offending the patents stomach
is conslderau n of much Importance. These pulls opc-
rate without causing gpng, such as is experience
ed by the majority Of Pills.
The Jew Davi rs Honey Coated Pills modifca-
ton of the Persian or Resurrc ion Pills. The most val
liable articles IN the Persian Pls are retained IN the
Honey Coated Pills. rendering them much mTe valuable,
as well as pala able the uste Their value has been
fairly aud fully tes,ed-ani Notwithstanding the high rcpu
taion which the Persian Pills justly boast we cuniden Y
recommend the Hnnev Coated Pills to be equal with The
Persian The long experience we have had in dealing
in the Persian Phi s. has taught thai few medicines Can
compete with tnem but do believe that if they had
been coated they would have been much more extensively
introduced.
Cali on The agent and get pamphlet. Price % cents
pc box-For sale by
81 emo ST. COLLINS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
GRATIS /!

In the second place, TRY THE PILLS, 1t will cost
YOU but the rifle, and wall introduce you a medi-
cine which you will deem blessing to The end of your
days.
thousand things press upon the mind Of The advertise
ers which they would rejoice to the reader, but The
limits of this advertisement fobd. But let af-
hcled with The following diseases make trial Of the Graef
ruhcrg Pl Ills, and they will be PERMA NENILY CUR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
j. w. HOWES

AS just returned from New York and Boston and has now
opened ready TO show his customers and hose
wishing to purchase this Fall at
UNPARALLELED Low PRICES,
An Z Il IL.II. Il AMI,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08
ANNIVERSARY NOTICE.

The Ohio Am. A. S. Society will hold its
Annual Meeting at New Garden, Col. Co.,
commencing on the l7tll Of June, at 10
o'clock, A. M.
Arrangements are being made for the at
tendance Of prominent advocates Of the OPP
pressed, not only of our own, but other s%tates'
the result of which, with other particulars,
will be made known previous to the meeting
From the increasing interest in this state
we anticipate a GENERAL RALLY. We also
invite our friends Of Western Pennsylvania,
and Eastern Indiana to be with us on that
occasion, and aid in devising efficient plans
Of operation for the coming year.
BY order of the Elk. Com. of the o. A. A..
S. Society. LOT HOLMES,
Rec. Secretary.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08

ourselves, a compliance with which requires
that we plead the cause Of the poor and
needy, and consequently, that we have much
more correct views Of this matter than our
adviser. Again, all history convinees us that
both orr civil and religious rights, are better
secured when we ourselves watch them,
with sleepless vigilance, than when we entrust
that duty to others. God takes care OF those
who take care Of themselves, is much
sounder practical theology than that given
in the ghostly advice before us. And then,
to tell the plain truth, we have not the most
unbounded confidence in the advisers hon.
esiy in such matters. His shutting policy
and retrograde course, Of late years, have
caused US to look elsewhere for wise coun'
sci in all matters that concern the soul.
w. KEYS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08

This matter is at last disposed Of in Con-
gress. The amendments Of the Senate were
substantially agreed 10 by the House. They
place the responsibility of giving the notice
upon the President of the Uniled States, and
are favorable 10 continued negotiation with
the British Government. The war party
have found themselves in a lean minority. -
MesSrs. Allen, flanagan and Cass are hOrs
de combat. The signature of the President
10 the bill proves that the course of these
gentlemen was moro rash than wise.
We rejoice at the result, for a greater ca
lamity could not befall us than a war with
England provoked by our own action. To
the Senate is due the entire credit Of saving
the country from the disgrace of measures
hazarding not only the peace but the honor
of the country. If measures equally efica-
cious could be taken 10 check the rashness of
the executive in regard to Mexico, we should
be spared much of the odium that will 9TH
erwise attach to us among the nations of the
earth, for a controversy with a government
too weak 10 redress itself.-.7n. Citizen.
or DR.. Wilson, a Catholic clergyman,
says that during the seven years that he re-
sided'in Rome, he never saw adrunken man.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08
FRIENDS EDIToRs -

! wish TO notice briefly the
communication Of B. b. d. in the Bugle Of
March Sd. l confess l am much puzzled to
come at my friends meaning in some par
t%iculars. When | suppose he will admit that
wrong exists in the Society of Friends which
it takes no measures TO remove, he denies it.
When the wrong is proved, even from his
own admissions, he assents to i~t-acknowl-
edges that the Society is justly ~chargeable
with certain errors-that it is not perfectly
moral and christian; but that he knOWs the
Society is taking measures to remove these
errors. l have no disposition to trile with
the matter, and | hope B. b. D. has not
When l say that the Society takes no meas
ures to remove certain evils, l do not mean
that no word is ever spoken by any member
against them, or that no principle is ever re-
cognized by the body, which, if carried out,
would operate against them. / spoke, as
my friend very well knew, of special meas
ures-such as the Society adopts towards the
act of marrying contrary to order, and such
as it declares to be its duty to adopt, for the
removal of every thing that is wrong. In
this, all, | believe, will admit i was correct.
b. b. ID. thinks / cannot find many who
will agree with me in the position that the
members of the Society of Friends are ne
cessarily responsible for the acts of the body.
/ admit that but few will agree with me here.
Most persons are like himself, so situated
that to admit this, would be to condemn
themselves and We are apt to be blind to
our own faults. He refers to an Address is
sued some time ago by a committee Of Anti
Slavery Friends held at Marlborough, Ches-
ter county, Pennsylvania, and represents it
as taking the same ground that he has laid
down. If this were true, it would be but the
testimony Of interested witnesses, who, if
they condemned his positions, would neces-
sarily condemn themselves at the same time
But, if | am not altogether mistaken, my
friend does great injustice to those who adopt
ed that Address, when he represents them as
taking the same ground with him. ] know
not from his language whether he means to
say, that the address corroborates all his main
positions, or merely the one relating to the
responsibility Of members for the actions Of
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08


committing murder for such a purpose!
apprehend the county sheriff would be ordered
to commit second murder upon me in con-
sequence of it.
But some say if they were in the slaves
condition, they would be willing that those
who were laboring for their redemption should
use the products Of their toll. That would
depend on circumstances If | were in sla-
very | would be willing that those who were
using their efforts for my emancipation should
use the products of my labor, provided Icould
bestow it without my masters being benefit
ted by it. But if while they were thus la
boring, they were purchasing the fruits of
my toll from my master, thus enabling him
to keep his iron heel of oppression on my
neck, | should most certainly consider that
though they might sincerely wish my fee
dom, yet they were very much mistaken in
the means they were using to obtain it.
This is a nation Of shareholders. They are
not confined TO the southern states, but are
llNlC dluOHR uo dlu IhlOuBhOuh nv SOuhh1 .
If we sincerely desire 10 abolish slavery, we
must show them that we are in earnest. How
are we to show them that we are in earnest 7
We do not intend to fight them. We think
that would be bad policy; not only bad poll
cy, but wrong and we must do no evil, not
even that good may come. How then must
we do it! Preach repentance to the people
and exert our moral powers Our preaching
will be of no avail while our actions give the
lie to it; and while our actions belle our
preaching we shall have no moral power.
My friends, l would say that to show this
slaveholding nation that we earnestly desire
the abolition of slavery, we must cease 10
have any connection with the system what
ever, except where stern necessity compels.
We must quit using the products of the
slaves labor. We must discontinue our con-
n~ection with the church and with the state,
so far as they uphold slavery. Then can we
preach repentance and the opening of the
prison doors, with n clear conscience. Then
can we have a moral power sufficient to
/" grasp the earth by either pole and shake ii
to its centre.'' Then our W hands will be
clea. Of our. brothers blood, and we shall be
using the means, which, if carried out, will
cause the Negro that pants beneath a verti-
cal sun-the shuddering tenant of the frigid
zone-the pale-faced inhabitant of the more
temperate parts of the earth-the Indian thai
roams the forest in natures widest freedom
and all the inhabitants Of the islands of the
ocean, to stand up side by side, upon one
common platform, and in one common bro
therhood, and liberty and justice shall reigr
throughout all the earth. J. M.
Salem, April 90. 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08

GT-Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner Of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08

81 love agitation when there is cause for 1t
the alarm bell which ~startlcs the inhabi-
tants of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their beds.''-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08
Til OREGON NOTICE.

J. BARNABY, JR.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
Ieue lno 9Scblfeile
d 9Ssiutcr Glitter.

lie llnter,eid,nsten pcllten ehrerbieti9i
ibre Ruuocn uno caS publfum I'M 2lu9emels
uen bcnad,rihti9cn. oas iie icsben pUu Teu'
gIcrf uno phiIaeelpbid arud gefebrt Inr, ais
NO iIs ihre qBinter @nter einaefauft haben,
bic lle ae9enwdrti9 all ibrem StObr am ncrGs
neltIid,en G6e ees Rarft 8iered5 IN 9lllen'
tam er6ffnsu. Eielelbe belfebsn ans einem
grcscn enforcement nller SIrten trc6ensr
9Saaren, grcSereiru, &C., aIs ....
Gin aq9emeines Enforcement Mcnslin
&c Gatns, Slip De GAINS, @di6mler
reGcle, 9ltomora Sud- fit Samen
l(nsli9e, 9llpaca unO @in9bams-
Wtcuslin be Gain, Shttet Oterinc,
fd,pdr;e mo uemncrt9 farttge
,Sd,alul5, jebe 9lrt Sctrc fir Ore
6eS, Sattinet Don 25 Gents 81 81
per 9)irc, alte 9(rten @o6tmerc, &C.
mctIe uuo fi9urtrtc 9Scitin9S ppn
olIen Tenennlln9en ctn 9rc6er Sprz
ratt fcine5 Sud-, 1t. {. ~. .sa.
Tcrnrr.-Gm fctr it6ncr icrofiIti9
au59emdhlter 8erratb @attuue, 10 pie Elm
9reeeS 9lTcrtemeHt anoercr 8uter, su sabls
reid bier auSisctQcn. ~.
Sbiae Badren tnO iie I'M Stdnee irbr BIZ.
lis ubsuirterL unb fIe aetrouen iId III trbalps
ten, bns nod, nisnidls in 9Illentoun eir fir
ben Siufer pprtheilhafterer Stcf QHoaren
;ilm Gerfduf dnaebcten purSe. 9lufct oahet
an, Te f0nueu Sud, alIe, rnc Swdr un9lanb'
lih bili9 befrieoiqru.
@rtnl iulO Genntn9er.
CCcemter 3. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
9lGeutlun 5aIliiar 81,
g. g { cG2 / ea1 { e %.

Die metlt mtereBdutcn fir s q nj | / c IT.
@ bran d,, uno belebreno fir Q d) II l.
3 10 G ct c, Uru ir9eno cini9cn bic jemals
publi;trt nur6cli ;unal oa ibr II icbri. i.
ger Drc | 8 uno argcnebme @r6ee es rt
mem jccen m00lidJ mndt, fob bieIelbe ansu,
IdIdfen, nenn or aneers @eIhmaf fur
ldbdBbarc sefd,idtIide 8eIehrung bat. A..
9fulelI5 @jeffi6tc Der @ereini0ten
Sta1teil, bon Ger Gntbefrm9 9tmes
rtfa'6 al bi6 sur rcr jett9en 3ctt,
nit Slpferitt6en 9e5tert ..
Gu1elIs @jeid,ibte bon Gn9(anc, mel
he Die beioncern @eihihten bon
9Sote6, S6pttlano, uno Sr(anb eins
fblte6t. ..
Guiel6 @cI6i6te Don Tranfrei6, ets
lie 9elbt6tlihe gefhreibun9 oct
Seutihen, 0ur9unpi1ner, SapCp.
arrs, Shlpet5er, &C., etni6lte6eno.
GuiIelS @eIbihtc bon @rictben(ono
unb 9tcm, Gnnplirfe BON ben Sit
beiL G9pptcr, uno Gartha9cnianS,
uno anrerH sQten Gtn9ebOrncn etn'
i6licbenr.
Difle Itdebare 8crfe TnS in elmer per'
itinblihcn unS pprtreffIidIeu Sprdd,e 9e'
fdrirbeu, uno idlIicseu III Der 1plge b c
Sc d, d, tea Der mci It berp II
ra9eno ten Hatt tonen in Der
BS 4 t tn 4 d.. Gle itno nit fchr IdlGncn
Sfid,en tcrIeheH, id,Gu Ocorudt uno auf cine
odncrhofte 98eiie osbuneen. Gieic6 nit ih'
rem uId,dftitotcu gScrth, hat ccnlelben
,Trhr idlnelle auftahme in Sd,uicn, 70 mic in
8ibftcthcfen uuo III Der SarIilien unferer
alif9efldrten Burger burhau5 tem Qauoe,-
tpcldw cs eer;irhc1 bas thre Naniilten thre
uiieissn Shueeu bued, II Ii + / d) { uno
'anqene tme Selekrnug, eenn burd, ca6
ScIeE bon nuklcicm Stcff III Der 8orm bon
gicpcls Die tialta, pubaisirt rpcrocn, ;utriit'
9e'l, ,--9cqcbCu. . .. a.. ... u.
Sceer 9eb re pefd'er pilHfd)t oaB Icts
ne Shulrr GcRntnse aufhdHfen mSd)ter,
bic linen in ibrer 2ebenSaeit niisld, lIno, fell'
tc cine &!a6e BOA jeccR oleier Sttdler itdI ail'
ihafeu. ~ .....:. ...- r..r .-.
Seccr 9 at'er cer tpiiitift bdS feline
&inoer Ber9niieen uno llntcrhattuu9 ,l
Nanie habrn rpdtcil, perbunern NIT 9Slts
icnId,afteu unb einem Gharafter, tpcldler it,
uen 70 mcrth unb ttcusr III, {cIte siucS sou
jccen cicfer Bidder, fhrfrinc 8ar'ilis anfat'
fen. n
Cie cbioen Sihcr, 70 wie @ncyion's be.
rilhmtc 9lcdocrs, 9Irittmctie6 uuo Gjec9ra'
phieS, f6nnen burd 2lufra9e bci ir9csro snrnI
Jieufmann lit biclem Staot erhaIteu spercer
limb menn fe bieltbe nid,t in ihre1n Stobr
hdbcu, 10 miro fIc Der 6aufuann fcgleid,iu
Guantitdteu fpmmen iaeen bon
| s... SOo9an nnO Gbontpfon,
jrrou6oetcr, unr G'rrs @ertdufer in 3D.
der uuc INSTRUMENTATION 30. 80,
gcro Ate Stroee, philadelphia.
Mai -. &lG
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
Sine SScrle9mnG. ~
Sfot6Gam Srcicbcr,
Saubpl; : Sodnpler in Der Start sus

N"tLIh0 S"NNhNt w W. N<i"Sb ~
lent1ltit, .. ..
Wadt hermit lcncn Srenneeu uro etnem
oerhrten pubIjfum Ibcrboupt bic sIn,eae,
ras or icinen jNrlshcf auf etc auecrc Settr
Der SHdmiltrn Giraffe, uno spar beinate ac'
0cuilbcr bon 100 or ecniclben frilher hattie,
perlsQt hat, ollpc or INNER einen 9rc6cu
8prrath bon 8rettcr uno Sauhrls nDer
2Irtcn auf JNauo bnltcn miro, - ictu jcBlarr
8crratb III DEFENDERS cin pcrtreffidTr uno
beiteht inter anecrCm aus Pa. ..r
@clbs uno 9Sei6pcint Tlcprs Scarrs.
Ncplar Sparr5, Srlntltaas mo
Nlanfen pclsQ'rarrs II. Stint'
lin9s, 8irften goarb uub Dlans
fen S0cmlrf Sens Scdntlin9S,
CScitcS, 9tdftcr5, Gihen Wlanfen,
2Itther, QCiter YillnIe, unp Ibers
h1upt alle 9irten gretter, SauhplS,
pfoifeu, 21tteu lllb SdJinbeln
wcIdc6 9lTeS er 9clrnucn it iehr ipchIfcil
Su pcrfaufcu.
Scld,e eahcr tie ocrnrtidc 9lrtifelbrauhen,
mcrrcn ,pchI tkiIn, nCuu iIe bel linn anr1lfeu
uno oieIrIbc teirhet FIR wcldcs nidItS nn3r'
rcdnet Wcrccn IcN. ......
@r 1T baufbar fir 9encscuc SureIfaft, II.
miro I'D, ourd, biniac prciie uno quite Slrtl'
fcl fcruerbin eiciclbe III erpctrrn iuden.
9Satbau Srei6er.
slNcutouu, Sui 2. nabp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
Scbern,an's 2(rsenetfucben.

tiineer fhrcien fir Sd,crman'6 Wurms
,fithcn, uno eripad,iene perloncn fu0cn eas
Gic bic au9euehmite u. Gd,cr fpirfcnbite 9lrSe,
net lei Die iM @ebra,ld, 1T. llnSdhli9e Guans
titdten werceu perfauft unb Secerrian it rers
feIbcn siinfti9. Srseman ount, So, 9trs
oafteur Der Werd,ant'S Rd9a;iue ia9t eas
rielcloe ibm eiHen Suiten i'll weni9cu Stuns
Den fIrirt haben. Der ghrip. Ncrr Dunbar,
ppn Ter R' DouaaI Strafen Sir&e wurcs
tuasinem Sag pou einsm febr b6leu Salt be,
frsit. Der @brtp. joerr siutbeuD, pcn Der
We,hpoift Rirde tpuroe burd) eie(ctbe pcE els
ner 2lusScbruu9 farirt. "
Ghcrman'6 gSurmfuebeu
hnhen 3anienoen eae ectcn aerettet. Tra.
get SO. 8. @uanS, @fq. SO. 6 QSaItcr: SirnGs
f. eeu adtbaren @owerb G. pcrtcr ; ben
9lNtbaren 9. .. 8cdrSsIsD; Sr. IS. @us
ter, uno beinabe ale Gerge, was iIs pcu
Sherman's g9usmfuhen eeufcn, rno itc
mcrocn @udI lageu oaB dc portrcfflidl iciest,
sinc cas lc bic ensSe aIs nnfebltare bcfann'
s:e Arienci III. ...
Sbernan'S &oniphcr &uhen
Gno Scasumittc! fir Rcpfpeh, Soerstcrfcn,
Scctranfhcit, Ticoeraeid,Iaecuhctt, crer Die
ScI0en Der gIusGd)mcifunQ. @apt @habmid,
non pcr WelIiu9tcu, SNr. 2Idsrmant, Der 9rps
&c Sdyilo WiaIer, Wapor &tarf, uno bruias
be Scoermaun fsuut ibren @erth.
ast5 9trnen Wflnne6 8lalfer, a
S.dlrrmalPS ,msineu mir = foitst ~! @c,Es
gne turirt dd)er Nlidpeh, SdmelSen ceer
SSd,padheit inecr Sruif Scite reer ,Illi6eE /;
GSIcihfaas biz 0iilcne sIcer-uu6 (Ie furirsn
$l8urmer loenn fc nuf Den Gbeil aifgricei
tusresu gra9et 5. pcrie, pcrr irGcuo jes
siiano Der es 9cbrandt bat, Oh &c uiditIicber
-$5 fur silss oerlelben gebsu MOLTEN oils 5
y&enfS fltr ale aHeere pfaifer. fs{tsf
Eis ddte Reoeciusu tduncn iuleersfse2es
Eh q patr io-t'' Cruderei IN aIIsutauu
crbdItep iprroCu.. lsff
@ 81. G6gnlau.
elueutaun siprlt 20. rll 5
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
fSeuer! Seuer! SSencr

Ser 9tcn 9Dorf Stptr pieoerrm 4!
Wcm Sbr ben fhinifcn stcet bon 9icicteu
Spdtjatrss, iuo Wiuter 3rrdsucr Wddrsn
feben wclIt, >pcrauf Shr je Cure 2Iuqcu ge'
legt Habr, 70 Icltet Chr 9crace nad) Gem
Jtelt 9)orf SroGr, ....
in 9Iaeutaun 9rtrn, uno Chr babt cee9leihrn
uie ociehen. Ginter ouf Sitter chue @nbc,
uno alIc men unc mpeiq, irebcn pcn HeuDcrf,
ccm ipirflid,en 6ahm ecs Warftcs, erbaIten;
uno wchlfeil babel. .. s....r.
SO rpdrc tb6ri9t ~ prrIuhcn @ud, cine gis
tic prn ale cen perideeencn 9IrtfCl III 9e ben
tuug filcu; icnoern ncltten nur temcrfen,
CAP feiC Shr tcntlbi9t fir
Seiren @nltmter6,
TrcnIh Werinc's, grmbn;ins, Sd,warir,
glaue uno Narbiae 9Ilpncas, @hin;es, 5tat'
tune, ShowIs, i1arcItuhc, Sohleier, 1icrs,
Srhmrfe, Mitts, Sinccr, &c &C, 70 fouut
Shr otIcS eics am JieuDcrf Stcbr ffreen.-
gtcnfans
9Srcite5 uno 9Seaper Sud-,
gcmcincr unc TincD @aBimsrcS, @ei1eusru.
Qc, SattinetF, RcntudD Seams, SNaIstihcr,
@ropats, 5Nolcutrd9er, @cmfortcre, Goppsn,
&C. ,c., iulanmsn nit eincm portreffiten
enforcement e.
sna. @ro5ereten. .
tRcmmt unb unteriud,t fiir @uh fclbit.
SlCe 9Irten Drcbufteu werten i'm 9Iustauih
fir 9Sdarcu augcnrmmen, uno auf fcincu
EalI miro 9Clo permei9ert
lthlcr unb 99a9ncr.
9IGcntaun, Tcp. 10. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Ter Undergraduate pclltc ehrerbicti9ft baS
publifun; bcuad,ridt9eu, caB er alle sIrten
Snbiuet 8adren sum 8erfauf auf S.ane tat,
lpclole nit bcionscrer 9udTht auf Sd6n,
belt uno Dausrbafti9teit aug Den bciien Sra.
teriaIien oerferti9t wcrrrn Gnc. Sein Stcd
beteht unter anocrn aus fcl9enten Waaren:
35 Wtaha9pnp Bureaus, pcn alIen
SSretfelI
8 Wlba9oup Secrctdrs, bon allen Yreiicn,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
q a GD e6

wiro hermit oc9eben, oa6 bic llutrrTdriebc'
ueu ais @rccutcren pcn Der SNiutcrIa6crffaft
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II. T. no, wcld,es allcS er All philacelphiaer
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writereu gIusoehuuna. tuiirci9 III MAIDEN.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
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meat Of variety Of TEAS from the hou.. sf N. Can
700 Iea Cotnpany-he Oldest Tea. ar, pu
up IN paehaSes Of one round and
seuen rom the air with that " krep
Ieas sh IN any climate and for length Of time Tn.
are the exclusive vendors genuine ooua Mir
'ue being the choicest qualities grown the Howou, p.
ae which n pronunesd be favored Bek Tea %
in this country. - ~
Tbee Teas 20 per cent l., t,. IN. mana,
ees ana entire satsfaetion given money via
country deaers and all Teas win
mo u assortment and all packages An ouatie,
for sale, BY the chest /! chest ke
have ASS for sale Wooey wooseys Steam r, 6n.d
sugar superb article; together prime lava Rio ana Ia
Euyr Codes. HENRY r. uoncSoN