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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
A GREAT SNAKE STORY.

THE Anaconda belonging TO WEIGH
g. Co.'S Menagerie, while they were ex-
hibiting at Columbus, Ohio, was sudden
ly taken il--it was supposed to be an
attack of "dyspepsia," induced by
slothiul habits, and the occasional swal-
lowing of full sized rabbit, whole
DR.. B., regular physician, who was
staying at the "Neal House," was called
it. lie prescribed a dose or two of cal
omel, &c, which relieved it considera-
ably, but did not effect a complete cure.
WEIGH, who was preparing to move
about that time, promised the doctor
that in case the varmint died, he would
send it on to him in payment for the
trouble he had taken. A week after
this it died, sure enough, and having
been coiled up in large whiskey barrel,
which was then filled up with spirits, it
was forwarded TO the doctor, who, not
having time to attend to it just then, had
it deposited in the back room Of the no.
tel, which was used as a sleeping room
by sundry stage drivers, DC.
Some of these having noticed the
whskey stamp on the barrel, took the
liberty of inserting spigot in the side
next the wall, where it was not likely
to be perceived, and for week or two
those who were in the secret had jolly
time of it whenever it was their turn TO
stay over night at the hotel. The time
having arrived for the doctor to return
home, he went TO overhaul his snakeship,
and was much surprised to find him
entirely "out of liquor" and in an adj
vanced state of decomposition. He said
nothing, 'but had him buried as quietly
as possible.
The next morning, on his way home,
seated on stage box beside the driver,
he, in the course of conversation, related
the suckemstance," when the driver
was Immediately taken with the most
violent retchings, and seemed determin-
ed to go into fit OF commissions in fact
it required all the doctors strength TO
keep him from pitching off the box
After several unsuccessful efforts to
speak, he finally managed to articulate,
"D--n your internal snake thought
that liquor had laundering strange
havor!"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
ADECDOTE OF THE LATE DR..
NATHAN SMITH.

We remember to have heard an an
ecdote of DIR. Smith, which illustrates his
shrewdness and determination. Not
long after he established himself at Cor
nsh, and while he was patiently waiting
for some requisition upon his profession
al services, a company of young men,
standing about the tavern door, on the
fourth of July, and rather more than
commonly excited, saw poor lame
goose in a flock, feeding upon the green,
(when was flock of geese ever seen in
which there was not at least one lame
one O-and Immediately determined to
have some sport with the new DOCTOR
Accordingly they despatched messen-
ger with all hasie TO inform Dr. Smith,
that a patient who had unfortunately
broken his leg, was waiting for him at
the tavern. Not moment was to be
lost, and taking with him all the neces-
sary apparatus, he fastened to obey the
summons. AS he drew near the house,
and saw the preparation Tor his recep-
ton, his quick mind began to suspect
trick /; but he proceeded without hesita-
ton to The door, where, amid the ill-con-
cealed tittering of the crowd, he met the
'nn-keeper, who, entering fully with his
customers into the joke, informed him
that the patient was within. Accord
lngly, preceded by the tavern keeper,
and followed by the crowd, ready TO
burst with delight at the anticipated sur.
prise and chagrin of the doctor. he en-.
tered the great hall of the house, where
sure enough the goose was extended in
all honor upon a bed. The doctor
without hesitation, or the least show Of
surprise, advanced 10 the bed, and hav-
ing with scrupulous care examined the
broken limb, prepared his splints, re-
duced the fracture, and bound il up in
the most scientific manner. He then,
with extreme gravity, directed the tavern
keeper to pay particular attention to the
patent, on no account to suffer him TO
be novel from the bed for at least a
week, but 10 feed him plentifuly with
Indian meal and water. He then as
gfsycly t6ok he leave. Thus far all
vas pretty well, although matters were a
litils soier u h. sure, The next day,
however, Iis joke b6esms really quite
serious wbsB libsfsl bill l0f pr0fos.
SIonsl services mss ss6i ~ llis ibnskssp.
~ md " his modification bs found bs
was Obliged W pay u, Tbs affair was
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
Origin of Bots in Horses and thu cir
Cure


Mr.. PORTER: | have observed lately
much speculation as TO the origin OF the
bot or grub. have read Mr.. Mitchelps
account of his experiment in the cure,
and after the animal died, his experi-
ment in killing the worms, after taking
them from the stomach of the dead
horse.
AS it should be our object to do all
the good we can TO mankind, feel il
my duty TO give the world what think
a certain remedy for the bot or grub
without commenting how they find their
way into the horses stomach, or how
they are formed. 1t is enough that such
a thing does exist as bots in horses, and
that It is important how to get rid OF
them when the horse is affected by
them.
To make the bot or grub let 90 his
hold, give the horse quart Of molasses
or dissolved sugar, with a quart OF
sweet milk--in thirty minutes you will
md The horse at case then pulyerize
one e'gtth Of pound Of alum, dissolve
IL IN . quart Of warm water, snd drench
your hofsc--sfter which, in two hours ~
less, give Inc horse one pound Of salts.
and you will find the bots IN his dnno
have never failed. think tb,s a. ~
Ter all the speculations mud cures I 1sve
seen, the only thing that will 10 a Ger,
tainty remove the bots.
The molasses and sweet milk cause
the bot to let go and prey upon The
interchangeable alum contracts him.
and the salt passes him off, @. Waih.
1, in Spirit Of the Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
Decidedly Rich.

Two Quakers had a dispute; they
wished to fight, but it was against their
principles; they grasped each other ;
one threw and sat on the back Of the
other, and squeezing his head in the
mud, said, Con thy belly shalt thou
crawl, and dust shalt thout eat all the
days of thy life !" The other soon gain
ed the victory, and when he had attain
ed the same position, said, 1t is writ
ten, the seed of the woman shall bruise
the serpent's head !"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
A Good Cow.

Mr.. Hannibal ingalls, of Mercer, Nc.
writes to the editor of the Kennebec
Journal an account of the result of the
milking of his COW for fourteen days, in
which time she has given 100 Id lbs.
Of milk, making 40 lbs. and 10 ounces
of butter, it requiring l9 pounds OF milk
to make pound OF butter during the
time. The COW was kept in an or
binary pasture, and with other cows,
and fed with quarts of oatmeal per
day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29

soon known, and the Doctor found him
self suddenly in the possession of that
reputation which in Yankee land always
attaches TO one who evidently knows
how to take care of himself. Men began
to respect him, aud the foundation of a
good practice was quite unexpectedly
laid Biog. of Seif-taught Men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
Use of Corn.

A Yankee passing through the Miami
valley, made this inquiry of young far
mer, who had just been replenishing the
inner man with drop of consolation
+" | say, mister, what is the staple pro-
duct of this ERE section of the country 7"
Corn, SIR" was the reply" corn
we raise here seventy bushels 10 the
acre, and manufacture it-hic-into--
whiskey-to say nothing-hic-of what
is wasted for bread"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
In A ~

INOU NNNCE CIJMPAN1.
No. II, WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
THIS highly useful and popular Institution offers to insure
lives terms quite as advantageous those of any
Company ia Europe America Its plan partnkes of the
SAVING BANK and MUTUAL INTERESTS, offording
the security Of the and the gain OF Ae other. 1t emra
ccs provision for Married Women insure the lives
their husbands, and the wife the insured The
Premium if $50, may DO paid fourth in cash and
thTec-fourths in secuted note, 1t can BIO paid weekly,
monthly quarterly This Company, during the past year
has issued 1901 Policies, received Sl5i 265 25
and with and paid two losses amounting thou
sund dollars ~ policies issued in the month Of Aprl
last Information furnished aud assurances effected app-
cation to EDWARD II. PRENTIsS
Montpelier, Nav 10, 1876. 65:tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

FAMILY COMPANION.
CIX LECTURES on the USES OF THE LUNGS, caus.
- es, prevention, and Cure of Consumption Asthma and
Diseases the Heart On the Laws of Longevity and mode
of preserving male female health symmetry and boauty
exposing and those Diseases that produce Con-
sumption shorten life, Affections of the skim Spine
Stomach, Bowels Kidneys, Liver, Scrofua, Piles, Gravel
and Female Complaints Its rules, easy practical and rure
form perfect guide health and long life % Engravings
32i pages. 50 cents Postage liz cents. By SAMUEL
SHELDON FITCH, A. NJ, NJ D., at 7O7 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
Any person RENTING so cents, Free will receive copy
by mail, to any part. The trade supplied
January lsi7. l02 sm,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
FARM FOR SALE

GOOD FARM o one hundred and fly four acres, called
me STRONG orPhilp's Farm, lying in Ilydepark, the
west line and north line of rrsown one and huff miles
from the village of Morrsvilc and the distance from
ydepak Court House About sixty acres il nnder improve
ment, and tho remainder well tmbered chiefly with hard
wood has most excellent sugar orchard, house 1856
-26) partly finished, which has u good cellar well stoned
barn and shed nearly and good repair This fim
centrally situated between the villages Of Morsve and
Hydopark and the whole of excellent land rare chance
is offered. Terms of payment easy.
For particulars enquire of Col. Z. Is. HERRICK, SAMUEL
A. WILLARD Monsyllle, or of N. P.WALTON blonipe.
lier. July 90 lsI6-76tc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
MORE CURES OF SEATED CON
SUMPTION!
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS AND


Burlington, VT Nov. |, Is45.
DR. BRADLEE: Si-The astonishing sale of Buchan's Hum
srlan Basam obliges to order further supply Please
send before, sulciency for six months. We can give
you, desire it, certificates from indvdu-
ais who have only relieved from Asthma Colds and
Coughs, but OF those who have been brought up from
FIRMLY SEAL ED CONSUMPTION!
aud ter'ly snached from the grave As emedy for such
complaints confidently believe has been surpas
sed. Yours, PECK 4 SPEAR
Saco Me. May %, l5l5.
Dr. BRADLEE: Dear Sir-The Hungarian falsam is be-
yond all questions most perfect and admirable preparation
for diseases of the Lungs have used IN nv family and
in my professional practice for than yeurs with
the most uniform and entire in of Pull
MONARY DISEASE, aud conscientiousy recommend il
to all who are afflicted, the most CERTAIN REMEDY
for such diseases with which am acquainted.
Yours respectfully, FRED'K 4. STORER, NJ. d.
01-Sold in Montpelier by s. X. COLLINS Burlington,
and by PECK SPEAR; Concord, N. II. ALLISON &c
GAULT IONA. SMITH, Chelsea, Vt. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
Dr. Masta's Genuine Indian Vegct-
mill, n. rGsl1iXG HilIs.
THE FIFVII EXHIBITION
Charitable Mcchan-
ic Association,
FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF MANUFACTURES
AND THE MECnANIC ARTS,

AND THE MECHANIC ARTS,
win take place at
FANEUEL AND QUINCY HALL,
IN THE CITY OF BOSTON,
Commencing on WEDNESDAY, September 18th, of the
present year.
rVNHE Government of the Associations being vested with
full powers make all necessary arrangements,
nounce our FIFTH EXHIBITION, in full confidence that
the various aud important improvements in every Depart
of Mechanic md Manufacturing Industry which the
inventive genius of countrymen is constantly giving
BIRTH t fail TO render this Exhibition valuable,
interesting and beneficial than either Of Its predecessors
We therefore respectfully invite and solicit Mechanics,
Manufacturers and Artists throughout the Union to contri
bno specimens in every department Of labor skill nrI-
Giles OF wood stone, metal, or any other material The
products OF the Loom in silk, cOon wool hemp, hax
hair the creations Of female industry and taste and in
fine any production, made of whatever material, which
in minister to the comfort Improvement OF soce-
ty.
And hereby offer Premium of One Hundred and Fty
Dollars TO the inventor of such Machine, implement
scientific discovery, shall be deemed by the Judges,
important to the well oeng of mankind. Also premium
considered second IN Importance aod one OF Fty Dollars
for that which shall stand third this respect. 1t being
understood that such machine implement and if pract
cable, such scientific discovery, shall form part OF the
Exhibition.
Medals tol Gold slyor,) or honorary Diplomas will be
awarded us the articles exhibited may deserves and the
Managers pledge themselves that the sctesI mpartiay
shall be observed in their distribution.
ARTIcLEs, TO insure conspicuous place in the Exhihon
should he sent in that they may he registered by the
llh.
Tho FREIGHT of all articles, Machinery &c. which may
he sent Tor tho Exhibition, the various railroads,
necting with the city, will if such articles accept
ed and actually exhibited be refunded by the Association
All who may wish 10 present machines models or goods
for Premium, exhibition requested to address MIR
JOHN KUHN, Secretary OF the Associnon City building,
No 81 Court Square, Boston, post puid, which will
with immediate attention.
The Secretary will also furnish, application, gratis,
copies of General Circular containing the precise rules
and regulations of the Exhibition.
by order OF tho Government,
GEORGE G. SMITH President.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29

rs not only u sure cure for PILES and WARRANTED
be, but also that nlolo able itching, which
and has its location the parts as the Piles.
The above Ointment for sale by s. y. REDflELD.
Montpelier 9th Nov ls46. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
Cures are CONSTANTLY encctC

Ihn weak Will beeumo sTong Tho pale md blons oompoN
Ion BIO restored perfectly fresh and healthy color
ali tho had symptoms will one by Que disappear.
Ia short these Pills an uncomfortable advance upon
.nv nther medicine ever before offered to the public a
rlal ,cili satisfy any one Of thJ IL
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Serpfmla-SaDncs 9lltetotiDe

9Suree teinaBt III alien &rantbtits. s dltn 4tstten
une init unptrSlsihli6em Grfcls. tefcnstrs In ver.
trrsenen Seren, Srebsartisen, ftrrf6fen unh fecrs
tutifben Srantbeten, Setsrtrantbeiten cher tnrens
Dct ees Slutts. .ocrr ancerfou, tainbertpiat, 81.
S., fast oaS CT rrsi Slafhen POM Alternative init 50,
tenn Grfrls Sctraubt bats.
!6err Srajer, Sirntp, Obte fcbrttt nae er bic lee
e Slabr ron bem Alternative rertaiift bate, unb bdB
2(ae ric tsnfcten Sttraiihtrn, bct fbaeen.
@rpnp, !9aDlcmcrb unb Davis, eaiIiptelpillt,
Sp faSru-2Bir mlnitben ncb ,pei Satenc rcrt
Alternative ,uSclsbidt ju battn Sbft Wlsbijn niiht
gut 1T biriem Sbril hes Saness.
Die .6trrcn Ebralls uno prttinstr, 9Barfafr, fac
9enSr baten rem 0ltsratire teihabe alle rertaiiff
-es 1T cine CUTE NleeiJn-fbfs ltrs tc1 nitbt has
ron.
cr--Gihe &ur srarrdfitirt.-2Be Saphes
Sieterrillcn gttrauht ruretn btrtn mir ret beittB
Grfcls in Der ltnttrprituns non Sitttrn'
G5sctst @tcrBeiis, 80 Dlarahsc, Saifris, fdreibf,
ban Sapnts Sieterpilen srcEe Surtt bort matbens
uno ser 1cnc Sermifase tinb eatninatire siett sus
te observation-disclosures 0hlfp, Ga, Ieetrcn, o.,
fast-SDre Oleei,in siett dasemcns Sefritcisuns.
Sbrt Sittsrpilen bateh iieuaIs sefctt Ju turirsn.
Die rtise 11eriin tritp tn otm 2u9itsbr soH u.
8utD uno Co., une in hcr arctbete ron {. @mitb,
aaentaun une Stmon 9iau, Setblebtn, rertauft.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11

Snfcrmittcnt Steber, sleid, pie aQe
anoere Sieber, fdn9t nit llebelfeit II. Rranf'
belt, 9rceem Durff, Sopfpet, rothen sIueen
&c. an. Sn sipei Uoer brei Gassn nirb eine
lfedenoe Senlation erfabren unb Elm Auss
fabren BON feuriger 93otbbeit mad,t bann,
Suerlf III benz @cGd,t uno anf brn sIsrmen,
friue Grfd,einun9, peldles enolih ben sans
gen 8orper iibersiebt.
IBri9ht's Snbianifde ue9eiabliIhe pileu
Guo cine Der beifen Weoilineu IN Der MeIt,
9e9en Die Sieber, inbem lie biefe perberblide
Numpre abfhbren, uno ;rpdr -aiif cine iehr
angenebme 9lrr. Sn alien Steber 9Infddsn
folIteu BON bic oicier Di1eu jeeen Aben6
9enommen meroen, uno flno Die SDmptomsn
befti9, aud, er6 Wprgrn6. Dieler plan ins
terorudt fiderIid, in furser 3eit bas befti9te
Sieber, weun or 9enau befoI9t nirb, unb per.
lcet ben Sbrper pieocr in feline p6ilige Gee
lnnoheit.
~ Sltct eud Dor Berfdlfdun9en Das
publifum wiro bon einem nadgemad,ien ars
tifcl 9eiparnt, neld,er iberSudert III, uno
,8erbeeerte SubianiIhepiaen eenannt miro.
Sbi9e idldsbare Rebisin fam mit@es
pebeit an oem guh(tchr BON 9f. @utb.
uno SO. in 9iIeutaun, ODER BET ben Asenten
bic in elmer anbern Spalte an9eisi9t lIno ere
halten iperoen.
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Sf0rb.

9lm pcrlcsten Sonnta9, III Iorb Wbeits
han TauuIhip, eed,a &anntp, @arolb
ma Srt singer, 3od,tsr ees Sorn. SEQ.
Sriein9er, bon q8ciGenbur9 Taunfhip, in
eiuem Sitter BON Is Sabrcu,7 Z Wonatcu uuo
1agcu. Sbre ircildle lleberrcffe wurecn
am feeteu Dienlfaa tem Sd,ccs Der fllhicn
@ree iibsr9eben, bel peld,er @elc9enbci. Der
Gbrp. Ioerr SorIfrid,, iibcr Soicb, Gap. IA,
8ers l , cine swefmdsi9e 9icce hiclt.
9lm lcBten Samftl9, in ciefer Stabt. an
einem 8ietcr, Die @hcgattin ces Nrn. Wm
S.ittel, uu9efdhr 30 Sabre alt. #t.H
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S1cascr SfpOr.
..Dcetor Qlrpletone

beriififtfe Wttttel 9c9eu Saubbctt.
Ciefr pertbucIe WcbBiu miro td9lid, bee
rihmtcr. DicieIbe curirt unfeblbar 3aubs
heit rpcld,e Iduae bcifanccn bat. Vamphlcts
neId,e iutersfautc @ertificats pcn @ureu in
lh fhli'een, luo bel ben 9Iaenten ein;uIeben.
9tomaro rno gSaltpn
So 376 Rarft Straee, phitdoelphia.
E@ Ncl9cnoe Soerrcn fIuc 2I9cntcn fir
btr Gerfauf bieier WeciSin 9f. @uth uub
So s.alaentauu, peter pcmp, @aifcn, G. q.
eombert, 9lraotnG uno Wartin euB, Sar'
risburg. tF3f
December |. nqIS
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gE5r. Spapne inn Saoslt
Rifminstbit, 81. g. san. II,

u | III II t 8 IT. ". q. Saft. l2i ls47.
Or. @ NJ apns ;-rlen 6srr .:-Snbtm mid
tbrr dttarc Oleein irtinhertafttreife sebeilt Bat
fc fitblc Id mid aus Oanttatttit ansetrictsn met
esrtifitat belt rieferi anbstn, wunocrtaren &us
rem fcse 10 laTsn. qpdbrene jfpei SabrtH rar idb
init rineln tSttr Suiftu serlast une watbc immer
arscr, q bag melne Sreunee teiHe 6etFnuna fir
tieiiit e3eneIns baer, tros bent Rag i'd ale Olittel
fir iclhe Srantbeit anSeranct batte Stb mar Us
cinem tlcEen 9telst rehuIirf Hnb slautte fir cine
lanse 3et mein Sstt i'iabt rerfasen 10 tfnuru. Gin
Srrune fraste MID pt i'd Or. Smdpne's 9cmpeuup
Sprup ron 2bprlricben Setrauobt bate, unc rietB
mir an folder unrrr;iiglib auJurenntn, inrtm tet'
fcte rles rtnrerrciIt Suren gendtbt bate SD fclSs
tt fstnem Nab, unb nabeem I'D rerihisrtte 5fafmei
sstraiibt bate, MIR b rermc9enc HsH Httt 10 rtrs
lafTcn unc umbcr 81 rajiren. 0ies rtraniaEte mid
SIC meeiin fcrtan ju actraubfH, line ,rtrfe nurd,
ibrs beilcnee Sfaft tbiettt sanIb bcrseffclt. Sdy
SAFE eieIes sefFrctsH ti1t in etr .ncffnuns rag IS
ron SuterelTe fst fcaSern tamit es faju teitvaseS
mag oae ibre lceijin uuter esr nlenfdfeit dssses
kretttt esrben nt3e. Der Sbrisr, M T
Sames g. Maislano.
Oa eit(er 2rttcl ttreits nidasefaIhbt muree, 10
frQtr maj, iic bnten une tener taufrr. aIaIsr Or.
@,papnss untctfNriit krpt auf tfu Srthl ssfshgies
fen.
Sbise Reoi;in III i'm 8uhifobp uen
9R. q Ut b uno sc. iu hobeu-
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l1ebcrTcbt Der NsGrFte.
SnW WbilaoeI

Saame n.-Rleefaamen brinst "a 2s
bis "a as uuo Sladslaameu 81 55.
SIaueru. We bl.--Slauer briust % 81
bis So so Roaaenmebl S4 l2 uno 9Beiids
torumebl SO 81 bis SO 25.
@etr e.-8aisen bringt 25 bic
80 Ste. Bslfbforn 20 Cts unb9Reggsn
brin9t ~, @ents 6afer psrfaufte an 4s
8teb bmarft.=. Dad Sunbert pfunb
8iubsfeiltb briu9t 90 bis 81 rs; Slbe
nit Rdlber brad,ten Is bis 80 Tbater.-
ShweiueHeiId 8 90 bis 81 90.
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Srempes 95te(h. -
: 9 let fl fe.

ScIgenceS III cine eiitr Ger Sricfe rpeGde
In feBtcr Bcd,e in oem alentaun poitamt
Iie9en 9sbiebeu lIno
Slcob Sore, 9Bm -. @drr, Scbn Ccd,
man, g. &. Sifd,, Schu Sleuaer, & Sci.
fer, fen, Saccb @siIInaer, celIe Socfcr, u
SaUader, Schn oinfIe, Gbrilfidn S9ru9, 6
8sru, 6. gB ea,preucc, @ph. Gong, Samuel
ecben9utb, gB. Wers, y & Miuer, Gam.
nrl petrit, sTremia 9ilnfer, y Hdpp, SNemy
Mcidcnbod, Gchn 9ittcr, u Sinf, 8. San.
ceL aleu Stlffert, SaeCb Stcrucr, @ath.
Stcut, SocnrD ShanB, 8 Stcinberaer, {
edith, Seuas 3rcrlcr, Mource 5rcrter,
SIG. e Waacner. 0leuben 9Bilt, Sac 9Brs
.nnS, 6enrp IBidsrt Gbomas gBldsrt, @cc.
fLnoer.
9. 81. Gcubarr, N.Oi.
Sctrter H. 1917.
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Seteber Ii.
81 q Ch / Cl {

rpirb hermit ae9cbcn, eoe Der llntcrfdriebes
lie nls 9Iomir,itrnfcr oru her JointFrIaTtn,
ffaft Der pcrlfcrbcneu Is arb. Stcttler,
lcethin pcn ocr Stdot 2lCentaun, eed,a &c.,
crnauut worben lit. = 9IIe ciejeniaen 'on'
ber,. irel,he ned rchtmdeigc Tcroeruuaen
an bcflatc SoiuterIoIcnidlaft bobcu, fIuo sr,
iud,t lclde wehIbeitdt9t innerhaIb 6 gScs
cteusbei cem llutcrlhrtcbencn eiuiuhdnei9cu !;
llno eiejcni9cn biz nrd, al bieirltc fdulcsn,
merorn qebeteu ibre 91uetffdner nnrrbaIb be,
fagtsr 3eit audi absulroaeu. .......
S5olcnlcn @rc6, 9tbm'cr.
Sctcter II. FT nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
Sic O2ablmiible

in ucn Steiuen erbaut, un6
hat I'D, bieber, nit Der cdi
,u seborenten sltteu em'
rid,tunq, elmer befpubcr6
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
Gine flhdebare OlablmilDle

meldes al edncrr bon gItr. Sf,ulB, Danie
urfsr, Soccb Stdufcr unb anosrcr 9rduif
uno ncH nit Sbif pcrfrhen 1T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
OehentliCbe 93enpu.

Wiitipcds uno Tonrerifa9s, cen 3tcn II.
4ten Tcuembcr, an tcicen 3o9cn nm 10
llbr Gcrmittoas, Gcllcn am S.nuie ccs uer'
florbrnen 81 II 5f. u litter, in SaIs'
burg 9nunid,ip, eed,a @auntp, fcl9enoe 2Ir'
tifcl 6fentlit perfauft pcrceu:
pferce, cu Sprijitriaes Sincu, Rinbpicb,
IA Shwcins, swci @iul6wd9en nit Sabi,
pferee9rftirr pfug, Gage, ScIifdllitten,
Winbmnhlr, Srobbdnf Jtibfetten, Trudt'
mo @rasfrnfen, @abeIn uuo 0ieden, 9ruts
hade, Dcteilcn, Stirldeuboaro, Better uno
genIacen, Surcau, Dcsf, 3ifhe, StdtiVc
@ifcnfeGeI, 3nbcr, Safer, Stdnoer, Soeu bel
Der 3cnne, @didranf, oauaubr Gin @s'
tpehr, uno font nod aacrlci grtifel gu uni'
ifdnolid, Su meleen.
Die Secin9uu9eu AM gerfaufstase uno
siuflplrtun9 bon
Scinrt6 Sitter
Marpann Sitter,
9lnbr. SO. QSint.
Sctrbcr 1. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
QSirp pcrlan9t.

Gin Sd,nsicer9eirGr, Ger fsin jnnnewrrf
out perifcht cineu sutcu &horafter brlItt
uuo uhcrhaupt uud'tern unb flei6i9 III, fam
auf lanac 3cit 9lrbe;t auf feiuer 9Irbcu urc
antcn Qphn rchuciL tpeun or fd1 fc9teid, niels
rct bel ecm llnterSeid,nctcn in Cub lBbelfl
han 3auufdjp. eefa @durtp, nabr bci Der
Staet 9lIeEtauu, bel &
Saniel @utt.
October IL. nq3m