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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10
REMOVAE1.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
l. friends and the public generally that he has
Removed his Tailoring Establishment to the
Lock House No 5, near the upper Bridge,in West
Joliet, where he is prepared to do work on the
most reasonable terms. Cutting done on shor;
notice, and warranted 10 CT il properly made up.
The latest Paris and London Fashions will be
constantly received, thereby enabling him to fur
nish garments in the latest and most approved
STYLE lie tenders his grateful thanks for past IA
vors, and solicits continuance of the same.
Joliet, Feb %, l64S N SMALI,EY
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10
CLOTH DREsSIEG5

Done on reasonabIet erms sand al shortnofice =
None bufthe best workrnsn wiifbe employed.
i Any person going TO Chicago, from the central
or southern part of the State, will pass by this
town, and all the subscribers wish, to ensure a
'continunnce OF patronage, is to once have a man
patronize them. Wool can be sent BIZ water I'M the
illinois rfYer.direeted to Mattesos& Bradnsr. To-
.liet Wltco to the care q Mr. Abrams, Peru. III.
and it WILDE forwarded, where cloth will be put
up in neat and safe manner. according to the
above terms and sent in return 90 any pa of the
State, without troubling the owners toaccompanv
t. MATTESON & BRADNER.
N. B. Persons coming from a distance Win
a quantitYof WooIto be carded oTmanufacturea
If obliged to stay overnight, shall be to no ex
pense. so s sg5lT NIB.
Joliet, March 22d. Ts47.e. sg-T - =,
CtOLLIN'S Axes, sOaTranted genuine al
sEsseA u, q N, r.e...eA
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10
TO FARM ERS.
JOLIET p.
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscribers will keep on hand large
assotmen to fcloth oftheiFownman u facture VIII ich
they propose to excho ngefor WOOL They will give
one yard Of good heavy cloth for two and a half
pounds ofgood clean wool of the same quality !;
orthey will work woolupon shares follows give
one halt the cloth the wool makes by receiving
eight cts peryard from the customer upon their
half or all that the wool makes by receiving thr-
ty-eight cents per yard formanufacturing. They
wiIlalsomanufacturc Observation-Disclosures
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as we'll. as SAIL
NETT & FULLCLOTE .-.t
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10
HARD WARE.
Splendid Farm for Sale

SiTUAFED on Hickory Greek 1 miles cas-.
kJofJoiietonit the Stage route fromtnat place to
Laporte and thirty miles from Chicago. Il mile
vest ofthe mainroad from Chicago to DanvilIe.
containing $40 acres 80 acres fenced and under
high state of cultivation: 100 acres firstrate
timber andthe BALANCED high rolling dry prairie.
There isa good block house, frame barn and
stream ofnever faiTingwatetson the premises. nd
10 weilcalchlated for asrock or grain farm.
Apply to Levi M. Clays on the Preu,i ses ortiz,
3. w! BOWEN Agent, j ollie or TO
JB. Russel, Land Agent Chicago.
August 4th, iS47. e, 3 ~ 80
DURE PORT WINE and BRANDY--
Il for sale at GEO. WOODRUFF ;
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10
StOVes!! StOVes!!!

lust RECELvEDat the JffLiETHARD-
y W. RE STORE, by Up. Dunbar, & CO..,
the largest and best assortment of lS,uves in the
West, comprising q great y a RIETY OF
NEW P.4TIERNS. amcne which are tie fol-
lowing: lfoh Witch, alright, with large
brick Oven; Bucks justly celebrated Air-tighf:
Changers DO; AInericun do; Yankee, HotioH
Double Oven and ana- premium all sizes and
prices These Stoves are all albany .casfings,
heavy and durable, and Warranted to work well.
Together with which we have Box and Pafl6r
Stoves of all sizes and patterns. disaag vzs4s
We would invire all in want Of Stovesto give
US call and examine our stock, as we are de-
termlned to sell as low prices as can be bought
al Chicago. We also manufacture Copper, Bfass
Sheet-lron and Tin Ware, and keep sdns hand
and for sale wholesale aid retail Opposite the
National Hotel, West Joliet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10

GtOLLIN'S Axes, sOaTranted genuine at
~ LOVES,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10
e From the Cleveland Times.
COrWlR burnt in Effigy Excitement In
1ka Whig wan

OUAWAHl UuEub III ElLISJ-EAOtbO1uCub IN
The Wing wan.
= Corwin, the traitor, was received yes.
aerday By the returned volunteered They
hung bis efigy in a tree within sight of
abe stand where he was pouring forth his
abuse upon the President and the war,
aud there burnt it. Il was dressed BY
skillful hands in Characteristic style. A
full Mexican suit graced its frame, and
the flag of TOMS adopted country waved
in its hand. One of Toms proselytes
4ushed forth from the stand with saw
in his hand, and cut down the burning
image, and came near being greeted with
S'bioedy hands to a hospitable gravel"
The volunteers seemed unwilling that
the wings, who had BLACKBOARD standards
waving upon both sides Of their stand,
carioaturiDg Gen. Cass and Col. We'll
Ter, should thus interfere with the free
expression of opinion; and the conse-
quence was that the man referred to re-
ceiyed some pretty rough usage The boys
were out in their strength, and Mr.. Cor,
win had good opportunity to learn the
opinion Of the patriotic volunteers con-
corning him. But no one could see the
blush of shame mantiing his cheek; for
having been hardened enough to desert
his country in her troubles, he had brass
enough to conceal the feelings of man!
Let him learn from this exposition of the
feelings of an outraged army, that man
cannot desert his country, and at the same
time be respected by her defenders.
Ono of the volunteers, who, as we un-
deFstand, in self defence, against a muir.
dsrous saw, feiied its owner to the ground
was subsequently taken in tow by con
stable and carried off to jail without even
an inquiry being made as to who was
right or who was wrong. As soon as the
arrest became generally known, Grove
Of some live hundred people proceeded
to the Jail and demanded the release o.
the prisoner, under penalty fthe demo!i-
ton Of the Jail. Some of the crowd began
to give unmistakable signs Of carrying
this threat into execution, when the ''ter
riers ofjustice" wisely unlocked the bars
and placed the prisoner on Stree soil'
once more.
The volunteers disclaim all intention o.
interruPting the whig meeting. 1t was
the anniversary OF the taking of Mexico,
and they were celebrating that event. il
seems, by hanging Guerrilla chief and
were themselves interrupted. Attacks
upon the liberty of speech and ofopinion
are al all times reprehensible, and should
be left entirely to the wings.
Tom was again brought out last night
and again disappeared in blaze of glory
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10

as proof OF cures in this distressing class Of complaints
See pamphlet Al broken doloa debiLitated constitutions
from the effect of mercury, will find the bracng power
this article TO act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
Ihe y distinct properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly in the application of the
compound for the distressing class of complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has used
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10
The Dyke Case.

The following, from the Belleville
Times shows, how this case stands:
Tho Dyke case which we noticed in
our last, was submitted to the court on
Tuesday evening ofthis week, after
protracted argument of nearly two days.
Mayor Krum, of st. Louis, and Mayor
Heating of Alton, opened the argument
on Monday evening for and against the
making of the dyke from Bloody Island to
our shore, which work this suit was bFo't
for the purpose preventing. Mr.. Keat.
ing against the work was followed and
answered by Col. Bissell in its favor
Col. B. was followed by Mr.. Trumbull,
and he by Mr.. Blannerhasset, Of st. Lou
Is, who closed the the argument. The
case was very interesting and novel one,
and many of the points which arose in it
very difficult Of decision. Judge Kerner
in his opinion upheld the jurisdiction of
the state circuit court as concurrent with
that of the federal courts on the subject
matter. The power ofthe state to make
improvements in rivers and roads, faeili.
tating their use as highways, was never
doubted by any school of politicians or
statesmen. The power Of the state TO
prohibit distractions being placed in her
highways, and the construction of this
dyke in Der navigable waters, was held
equally clear. The Bill and Injunction
werezsustained as to the contractors of
st. Louis, Hall, Connan and Bennet, who
have been duly served with process, and
the suit was dismissed as to the city ofSt.
Louis, foreign corporation, and TO John
Schrieber, another contractor, for making
the dyke, who was served with process in
the city Of st. Louis and not within the
jurisdiction of this court. The suit will
proceed against the first named contrac.
tors on the case as disclosed by their an
swer, and the dispositions to be taken for
the final hearing. An appeal was prayed
for on behalf Of the state from the decis-
ion Of the court, Diminishing the city of st.
Louis and Scrieber.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10

EUR, Cloth, Flush and oeletts CAPS "Palo
ID Abound Oregon styles,,at WoopRUFF,s.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10

SYMPATHY good deacon making
an official visit to dying neighbor who
was very churlish and universally I'M.
popular man, put the usual question
"Are you willing to go, my friends!"
sob. yes, said the sick man,"I am"
"WelI, "said the simple minded deacon,
81 am glad you are, for all the neighbors
are wiLLing."
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SlOan's Valuable NeWWOrk
ON HOrsea.
/ THE COMPLETE E.4RRIER, orr
HORSE DOCTOR. -

Price only rs Cents.
THIS celebrated work, although il is sold etso
cheap rste,is the bFst one ever p1blish6d on the
Diseases OF Horses IL is written imPlhih Ian.
guag ,, that, every body can understand, and the
directions for the treatme nj of diseased horses are
SO minute as not TO be mistakes by the most ob-
fuse among ostlc:s mo loea38 esziaBliss iifa
Persons wanting single copy Of this work mag
carefully enclose % cent piece il, half shee3
of paper The postage on the work will be only
cents TO any part of the United States. ssste1
Address w. b. SLOAN, No 40 Lake ssrest
Chicago. 1ci3z gti3 - fs;iass fsfgfa esFsT
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." wv @0D""S
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WOODRUFF'S.

ME Subscriber is now opening in Chicago
Il Street directly under the Signal Office one
ofthe best assortnents OF SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS ever recei led in this Village, among
which may be found Cashmeres, MOusselain De-
LANES, AlPacas and every variety of Dress
Goods for the Ladies, and a large stock OF
Bfoadcloth, Cassimeres, Satt.netts, Muslins and
Prints of all styles from sixpence ghteen cents
per yard together with very la,ge stock Of
Groceries. Crockery, Hardware, Boots s. Shoes,
and Liquors of all kinds-all of which will be
sold as cheap, if not cheaper, than at any other
establishmentin the west. In exchang efor which
he wants
10000 BUSHELS OF Corn,
10000 IS RYE,
10000 &c E" WHEAT,
5000 {" CHARLEY,
500 Stock Hoes,
1000 CORDS WooD, r s....
And whatlittie CASH you have { spare Please
call and look at his stock before purchasing else
where. GEO. WOODRJJFF.
Joliet, Oct. 19, IS47. & / -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10

ssStop, my friend. From the momentI
first looked into your face. I feared you
were scoundrel, Tor God had set the
mark Of Cain upon your forehead. / now
know it. am a bad mama lost an
a man, every moment of whose life up.
braids him, But have one green spot
still left in my heart-I love my wife, and
my wife loves the Bible. believe in
what my wife believes, and her faith is
in the Bible. 1t has made her an angle
on earth 1T must be true; the man who
derides it, insults her, and will hold that
man accountable, unto death, for the
wrong" $500
/ 1t Is needless to add that the wretch
shrunk away from this unexpected burst
of feeling; and was not known afterwards
to hazard the experiment of assailing the
Bible in a crowded bar-room. g --El rs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
&arte bon 2eeba Gauntp.

Ter ltnttrfhrietrne erliIbt abhnssrcQ eejenise
ptrirhrn, bic Gin prcfrettus in .6anb Daten mssen
70 rsle lthterfhreiter 10 Der Narte ,u anneln ais
nt9ltdb, unb nahDer rieiclte rem llnterfdrietener
tei etn rrffrn Olop ju iiterreihrn.
llnteribretter tbnnen rerlihert fIblen, bae ipenn
cine binrcihcnee NnJabf lcb ensefimren baten,
ee nctbtSen glns9dtcn. cine cltbe &arte dufntrin'
gen, gu tefrein, cecs rerfcrtigt irercen piro unb
allies mas rerirrphen mcreen lit, iprb rolliogen rer.
cen. Sis cine binreebenee Aniabl fieb cinsefuneen
baten mereen tcnncn mir bic netbsen glnssaten u.
Niibe nicht nternebmen-eie @uslibten linb jebctb
tebr thmeihelbaft, mebre 0uncert 9lainen finr te.
rets itbcn nnterlbrieten-ilnc cine tsine stuitrent
snnS aut Stiten Der 5reunee unleres oauntps, mrb
einen 8lndftn Grfcls juli6ern. Cine 5hatfa6bt
felIte man in 9iati6t nebmtn-ein jeetr 5baler
Sdrital aus Der Serne in eas 9auntp setradf, crer
ron anpern Garnties reer Staaten, teiablt einen
GAR in uniere 0atntps SdaBtamner, unb fclaliet
erIei6tert Die 1aren unitrer 9arsr. 9Senn mir
eaber, ir8ene einen Gne,med, tettimmt Garital in
eas9auntp 81 trinaen, tIntsrfnten, 70 tbun mir
caserise, meldes tnrleh uns nobt aileiu tntn elm.
benbtn Wattt fur unfere prctntten unS Sefobat.
tsnns fur inlere eruteh Jubern MIR, fcnctrn IN.
tre Giscntbamer rcn cinsm lbeif Der sesenmartisen
bebrn Saren tsfreien mirn. Cine ridbtae Nnfbt
bielrr Sade, milrbt unlere Sutleriptpns,9 9ilfsn
thnea anfllItn.-Srll es sttban mercen.
Geo. 80. 0Sring.
gpril3. 1918. Ha4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
gebrnar
S5ranpretb's asiQell.

Die Srancrcths piGen finb sdn,lid, seae
tabililh uuo alein uad lcldlen Gjrunofisen
gemndlt, fpeld,e cine Iau9e @rflbruna ale
ridltis erprobt bat. GS III ieBt feme Spef.
nidticn, meuu man in Rrdnfbcit feline 3u
fudt ln ihnen nimmt, fIe ftno ais Die teIfen
Heini9er Der @in9epeioe uub tcs Weaaeua
bstdnni, uno in allen op5prptifhcu uuc bill.
Dien Nalleu llno &c ols cine qrcse Scannna
betradret opoe Camille lcnte eicic piaen
i'm NauIe baIten 4leuu eeheria ocbrnud,t,
i'm Iaae sIrsusi u6tbia III, piro nur lebr Cel,
ten eiu 0eftcr nothia fciu. Sn alien Sdaen
pm 8erfiItua9, nu1en oeer Rbeumatis,
mus, lno es bic 9eioenoen ihrem Rorper
fdulri9 riefe pilIen gu 9ebrauden.
BIZ Sbt9e lhdbbare pilIen Ilnb i'm Bud,
hchr oru S 20 q uno Seiper, IN 9ll,
lsntdun, 30 hrbtu,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
Oefentlilfle 93enDu.

Sdmltd0s oen 15trn Sipril, nm 10 llbr
8crmitta9s, fol- am Snufe oes perilcrbeuen
Oantel @riinep a I {, Iebtbin bon
epnn 3aunlhip, eeda @auntY, 6ffrntIid,
ocrfauft pcreeu:
9iinouieb, Shmeine, pclIitinei9 ,ur Sren.
uerei 9eb6rise 9l,tifel. alIerlei @rcbfhmieot
Sefhirr, gBa9sn, Ggse, 3imctby soru bel
Der Gonue, uuo fculf nod alIerlei 9Irtifel al
umltdnolid, ;u melocn.-3nr nimIid,en 3eit
icOen audi eini9e Selcer gum anbau BON
Sommerfruht Uerlebnt peroen.
Die Beoin9un9en am 8erfaufsta9c uno
2Iufipartun9 bon
SSaccb @rlinelpalt ] Or>,,,,,xa
eSo(epb Wicler, o' o'o'
2Iprif 3. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
81 q C6 IT Cb t

wtro biermit 9c9eben, oas Der lluterfdriebc.
men ole @rccutcr bon Der SointerlaIIen,
lhaft ees ocrifcrbenen peterS olben,
Icethin bon QBeiIfeubur9 InunId,ip, eed,a So.
ernannt ipcrccn it = 9I(Ie oiejeuigen ba
bcr, welde ncd rehtmdeige Ncroerungcn
an bcia9te SiuterloGenffoft baben, fIno cr.
iud,t irlde wchIbeititi9t iuuerbaIb 6 $50.
den bel ben llutcrftriebcuen einmbdnbioen !;
llno ciejcnigen bic nod an riefsIbe 1d,nleen,
wercen qebeten ibre 92ndifdnoe innerhaIb be,
d9ter 3eit auh absutragcn.
Jteuben 0olbcn, gr'or
sIprit 3. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
Court 9orcflantottcn.

Sintemal Der 9ld,tbare &. y. Spnes,
Observation-Disclosures in ben pcrld,icoenen @curs
ten bon Common plcas pom oritter @erid)ts
Brgrf, beifcheno aus ocu Saunties Serfs,
JtUrtbdmpton uuo Qed,d, i'm Staat DennIpf.
panien, IN &raft feines 2mtes prribentrid,.
ter oeridjieoener @curtcn uon SDcr uno Ger:
miner H. aa9cmeuer 8efin9niesSrIebi9una
in befa9ten Saunttes uno - peter 8 a a 8,
uno Sacob Dtain9er @lar6. @ebiIfss
fid)tcr Der @curten bon Sper uno Germiner
uno alI9emeincr @cfdn9niB Grlebi9un9 fir
Die Hld,tiin9 bon Soaupts unb aneern 8erbrcs
hcn in erfagtem eeha @auntD, ibrcn 8efebI
an midi 9eridtet baben, iperin iIe cine Court
bon SDer uno 2erminer uub picrtcIiibrieer
Sibun9 BON Common pleas anberanmcn,
neldlc 9ehalten iprroen foil in Ger Start
slDIentaun, fur eas &auntD 2ed,a, auf Den
1ffen Wionta9 i'm Wpnat Wlai
ls4S, peld,es cer |. GAG crs teIagtrn Rcs
nats 1T, nne tpcIhe cine Wcdle bauern miro.
90 miro bternlit GaCbribt acaebcn
an allc Srtccensridbter uno @onffabel iuuers
halb ees bela9ten @auuties bon 9ed,d, oae
ite Damn nno oaielbff fid, in eioeucr VerIon
NIT ibren Gclls, Hecoros, SnouiGticuen uno
@raminatiouen eiusuInben babelL nm ibrrn
pFibten Dor erfa9tcr @cnrt ab;uDarten.
Ses9let6en iperoen allb allie tieiee
ni9cn, pcldc 9e9en @cfdn9enc III bem Sc.
fdn9niB bee @aunticS eed,a ais Sldecr cber
3eu9en anbutreteu haben, bcuatrid,ti9et
oaB iIe Td allocrt uno baielbit ein,ufnoen
baben, unl oteielbcn ju prcfeauircn, ipie es
ibncu 9feht oiufcn mag.
@e9eben uutcr meincr Oanb, in Der Stact
q q cnt nm, bieicn 3ten Sag ApriL
i'm Sabr uulcrS oerrn 1S4S.
@barleS Sbric, S6ertf.
(ood,PriffSs Slim ffuhp }
gGcntomm sImriI = " nQ-b@
@S1I' erbaltc Die 9iepubIif
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10

Or. u q n Suoianifd,es JSrduter,
uitttel-uerlIhert ~ beiIen, ober cas G,elo
loa mieoer ,urid eriiatet meroen. Diefe
Wectin III jubereitet aus entm inoianildemi
Gejept, rpeld,es BON einsm Snbianer i'm ferS
men Bcifen an 9rceen Rotten erbalten ipnr'
De. Scldle Die NIT ben Sneianer tefannt
ipdrsu, ipi1en, bas iTe Die enlfieud|e furiren
fonnen uno nirtlid, thuu, cbne bic 8ermiff.
lung bon Merfur, Sallam, ober lonil iraeno
eiipns Der 9irt. Die eeioenbeliv bnben iebt
cine @slegenbeit furrt iperben Al fonnen,
phne bic @efabr bon W2frfur eter ipbrigen
@ebraud, uon 8aIfam. Diefe Waebi,In 1T
Scrub hes gIthems Snrld.
GrObige lddBbare Mcbi,in III ~ haben
IN cem 8udaebr pea g Grre uno 6 Es5
PER, III AItCniaun.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
81 a e6rt6t

iptre hermit ar9ebeu bas bic llutrrld,riebcncn
als slomtniifratcrs bon Der NiunrIalfenfdnft
oes cerifcrbencn Daniel @rinemaIt, Ieetbin
opn spnn 3dunidip, eedla GauutY, an9es
ltelIt pcrccn lno.- Soldle, ole bdber ncd
rehtmdei9e Screerunsrn on bcflste soiuter.
iaifenItdft gu MAIDEN babeu, fIno erfud,t ibre
Retnan9en inuerbalb fedls Wcdleu ein,us
b tn9cn-unc Srldlr, bic nod auf iraeno ei,
ne sIrt fhnloia ftno, lpcrecn scbeten inner,
balb befaster 3eit ibre 9liiditinoc audi ab,u,
tra9en.
SaCob ,s gg9r,iinaelpaIt, y, : 9rcm,ors,
2Iprtl ), ro6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
Oefentltcbe 95enplt.

So (oIIen auf Sffenflihcr gentu prrfauft
Deroen, anf BEN @harfreita9, ben 20ifeu 81.
pril. um l2 llbr Whtags, am s,anrc bcs
oerifcrbenen y ittp Rutb, in Iieber.
RaeHn9ie, Zelda @auntp, frlsenSe gIrtifeI
Gin pferc, 9afIc, Sn9otfdltteu, ,pci
Sdttcl unb 3aum, cine Slute, qBcu, uno
Spinnrdoer, Settlaeen, uno nod uielerlei
oaus, NIB 5thdlrn @erdtblhafeu su um.
ifdnclid, iu meloen.
Die Secinsuusen am gertdufStuss nnb
2Iufrartnn9 pom
Gbarles 91utb, grc'r.
2Ipril 8. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
0emoDleuer G5pps !!

Die llntcrihrisbrncu BADEN auf 5oano ci'
nc Auantitdt uprSh9lid,er @ips, weld,en Te
mablen unc gum 8ertauf oisics Srnhjabr
pcrrdthi9 baben wcrorn wie 9ctp6bnid,, 70.
balo Gle 3eit oa jt NO man benlcIben fict.-
Sie winfhcn audi Weiseu, 9icqeen, Safer,
&runebscrcu uno Sd,infenfeifd, Su faufen.
Slger unb Sef,
an Der 0cha Birdie, 9tGsntaun.
Sebruar %. naSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
Gs feDlt lltemas a.!
Or. @uQen's inoianiIcbes Srauter
.lnaced. -

sDdnaCea7 ~s-~
pcrIoucn 9cplaet NIT Scrcfula, 8inas @s
pil, @aEcer, @rDtpclas, altcn Buncen, III.
GERS, ceer ir9cuo cine 6ranfbcit bic curd, Die
llnreiniQfcit ees Sluts entffebf, lcuttn uidt
fehIen Iadilebenoc6 su lslen.
Gelet 0elet! gelet!
Die llntrr,eid,ucte batcn Nerrn & dat
3 r 0 { &, jr., in Der Worftifraec, phila'
ccIphi1 beiuht, uno 9ebcn feline Gage als ei'
ne Der merf,pnrbi9ftcn AT, Die ecrh6rt purbe
Sciur 8ranfbeit mar Scrofula a, unb
rr hattie ocnIclbrn fd,cn l2 Sabre qehatt.--
Sen 8aumeu, Iale, ,Sbcrlippe uuo Der Ceds
cl bee rcd,ten 9lu9es 1Ino oaourd, ,crGf6rt
uororn. Snrs feline Sage 1T niht Su bcfhre'
ben.
2Im 14teu Sauuar, 1916, te9ann er Or.
SnllcHs 9dnacca Su nebmeu, peld,es Die
8ranfbcit in cirigcn Idqen bemmte, uno felt
iener 3cIt murec cs nit jcrcm Gage ununter.
brcd,cu bcfrr. 9teurs Slcilh hat Die StclIc
Der 9tdrbcn einoenommen, uno feine@clunos
belt it nieoer bereelfelIt.
S1ier fclgcn bic 9tdmen bon 40 r6lpcftat.
Ten Burger, eeren 9tnmcn mir abrr ecredn9c
uad ntd,t 0eben fonneu. Daruuter bemert.
ten mir fclgenoc, bic Sicmlid aGecmeiu in
eehd @nuntD befonnt fIno: 6. SO. Carr,
20. 44O Jirro 8ierts Strnee, phlaccIphiG,
{. u. WolIcuweber SerauS9eber oes phi
laeeIphia Ccmccratcn, s. .. Seners, Ser:
1uS9ebcr Der "Sliue Srnud," ;u Ocpless
tauu, uub oicIe auberc Tamen, Ole, menr
nan bci een SI9enten anruft, 9erne Ano pil
Ii9 ae,ci9t werocn.
Cine 2Iu,abI Certificate bon aubern Sillen
lIne cbcufdlIs bel ben a9cuten einSulehen
Iidt sn einsi9er 8erfud tpuree nod, bis
her nit oiefem pan4essSs.an cbi9en Ssranfbei'
ten 9emad,t rpas nid,t gebclfen hat. Sebr
piele patsnten 9sbraud,en ois1e Mebi,iu jest,
uno ale Gnb ouf benz q8e9e Der SeGerung.
Dieie pcrtrcflidle Weeiiin it beifol9enbsn
2I9entcn gu erbalten.
@'roB uno &ctper, 9lllentaun.
Deter Domp, Cation,
s. y. 0ombert, Heacin9,
December L. no11
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
Nferremietbs @eftbdft

RI|lICiilleIpeSOelD
9rcBe 9Irt an9efdn9eu bat, binferbalb Der
cent(drcfcrmirten Stride in Der Stabt sluens
taun. 9uf Die filrseitc 9Inseiscn-bei 600
coer Ytadt-tlt or inmer bereit uup perieben
init elmer 9rceen 9IuSwabl
Sarrcu6es, 9iofamaps, 9)crf gS6s
gen, Carriages, Sulfies, II. +. rp,
elm, uub iipeifpinnigc nm alien su beben.
en-, Die ibn NIT ihrer Sfuubfdaft beebreu
mosen. Seine 9DferOe Gno 9ebulti9 unc
itdrr-ieine Sabrseu9e ale nell uno auf bic
bette 9Betie cin9erid,tct, nm Sfunoen III be.
frteol9en- uno fcine preifc 1ino acrin9.
San'llien f6nnen jeberSeit nit llhcrn pfcr,
ben nno antfder perIctcu nerbcn-uno auf
Srluden peroen pferee uno Sabrseu9e all
lr9enc etncn Srt III Der Stabt 9ebrad)i.
Gr it I'M Stauoe, cinem Seceu nit p6ai.
ger 3ufriecenbrit su bseieneu, inbem leine
pferee II. Subrnerfc nidt nbertrpfFen ner,
cen f6unen.
9Stlltom 8rp.
auentduil, 2IprIl 3. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
QBa0er- -0eleQ(c6off,.-

slGe felde pcrfonrn Die oas WafIcr bic,
fer Sefelfdaft fir Samilien Gnb;rpede ccer
anoere 9Beiie benusen, werben Sbad,t neb,
men, oas Ie ibre permits am Iltcn 9lpril
erneuern mllsen, uuo es mire ernartet bag
Dies piinftlif aefhete. ScId)e perloncn
Die ntdt oafnr Ntd,tiafeit 9emad,t stpi1cbeu
bem fen unc IOtcu aIpril, mnfen lid, nid,t
befla9en tpenn ibnen mad, jener 3cit bas
WoGer nnterfa9t ,pirb.
Das Scaro fneet es nctbweneis bieieni.
gen 5li benadridti9eu, bic oas Waiier ge,
mealibdftllt 9ebrauden, aus elmer nnb Der,
ielben SDorant, eas Die permits fur bad
fommenoe 3abr BON Seoem beSablt iperoen
mnsen, ebe cteielbe an irseuo eiuen aus3e'
9eben fpcreeu f6nnen.
sInf Sefebl Der 8carb.
Spbn S. SrauBe, Sdaent.
W1drs 81. na3m