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THE WATER CURE.

The European correspondent OF the New
York Commercial Advertiser, from Berlin. Prus.
STA, says:
The cholera continues its raVages here The
most successful treatment said to have been used
in Germany is that by water. The celebrated
Priessnitz, founder OF the water cure system. is
said to have lost not a single patient in the nu-
merous cases treated by him. Certain it is that
the village OF Graenberg is crowded with VISIT
ors from all parts OF the world. Americans,
English, Russians, Frenchmen Italians and
Germans, form the population of the little town
which has been built up about the baths. Prizes
snitz himself is great favorite it'll the visitors.
He has not lost the simplicity OF his original con-
dItion (he was peasant,) but he has great ex.
perience in the treatment OF diseases, great good
nature and kindness. Running water is used for
the baths. Those who remain for several months
generally become very hardy, insensible to cold
and the changes OF the weather, and run over
the mountains as active as the deer they see.
The expenses are very low, as the mode of
living is simple. Good clothes are laid by until
one leaves the place. | have seen several per-
sons from Grafenberg, who seem remarkably
healthy, give favorable account of the place
and are delighted with the cure.- There is a wa
ter cure establishment here in Berlin. Il is
thronged from morning till night with bathers.-
A rival establishment is now in progress oil con-
structon. AT the invitation OF DR.. Beck, the
principal OF the former, | accompanied him
through the bathing rooms. They are well fitted
up with tubs and all other conyeniences.
We went up Into the department of the vapor
cure. great number OF small rooms opened on
passage. In each room lay two men, done up
separately in wet sheets. blankets and feather
beds-and as moonless as bales OF merchandise.
A servant was employed in wheeling them down
in rotation, to the bath room, where they were
stripped OF their heavy coverings and plunged
instantly into the water. The sensation is said TO
be delightful, luxury which TO be known must
be enjoyed
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annexation and assuring the people that lhee was 20
dam en- Were privately rahaing in It's tovor, nl Robot
T. Winthrop S'w fit to expose his pos ton openly, in has
"ho"eser houadcd' toast aad SPEECH. Then, twill be
rrco'cccl, that after all the that had been
gwen NJ la The could not be carrcG-and that
all the Ways would be uuejt loos earned by the vote
OF Wigs The same men tAat deceived the people
IIen, have the rule now. Why viii pccp'e be deceived
hy tlein a second Time
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Ia Queen Victoria aud the royal family, on
her return from her late visit in the highlands OF
Scotland, for the first time made her return Jour.
ney the hole way by railroad 1t was proposed
to make the journey from the seat OF Earl Gray
in Northumberland, near the Scottish border, 10
the Isle OF Wight, distance OF 400 miles, in two
days 0ston .AdUertiser.
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NEwlNvENrIoN. We have been sbovn A.
the establishment of Messrs. Burns, Carter s.
Reed, an invention Tor saving the consumption of
fuel in boiler furnaces 1t is triangular SHAPED
bottom, pierced with holes and communicating
with the atmosphere by pipes underneath It
can be readily put into any furnace without diff.
Guilty, and it is said, that saving Of one third in
using wood, and OF Que halt in using coal. is ef
iected by Ills invention. II this be the case. it
VIII be an important saving in the expense of
tuel 10 our steamers Detroit Free Press.
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MOURNING GOODS

AT HENRY III. CHAMBERLIN'S.
GREAT care has always used in the selection Of
~ Mourning articles for this Establishment, and the
present stock in this department is unusually large and
complete in every particular.
Special attention is given to ORDERS for Goods and
all orders for Dress Making Millinery will receive i'm
mediate attention in OF Mourning.
sLROUDS and CARS furnished al ali times or made TO
order, II desired. DIV Oct l6.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

W0TCeSFeT, UCtub r IT, lb49.
TAKEN on Execution, the same hay NJ been previously
attached on mesne process, and viii be sold ut Public
Ancon al the Factory occupied by Smith Baker, in The
south part OF Worcester, Thursday the eighteenhddy
Of October current II O'Clock in the forenoon SO Cot
ton Looms, Cotton Cards Mules apper Picker,
Dresser and Warner. [ol6d3Il j. DAY, D. Sheriff.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK. An earthquake shock
was experienced in Stowe, Concord, Acton, and
some other towns in that part of Niddesex, on
the afternoon OF the 9Th inst. 1t was thought by
people in Stowe and Concord that the powder
mills in Acton had exploded, so decided was the
shock Boston Times
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probably stand as follows:

FOREIGN ITEMS. The Duke oil Wellington
has received from the British Government, since
1911, in military pay, bounties, grants, &c. about
$l4,000,000! In other words, he has received
about $398 900 year, which is more than we
Americans pay our President, Cabinet, Congress.
and thirty State Governors. This sum is suf-
fcient to educate $4,000 OF the children OF the
English peasanry, and it is all lavished on one
man. Is it at all surprising that destituton and
misery abound in the domuons OF Queen Vic.
tora, when the people enormously taxed to
support horde ct pensioned leeches, who are
sucking their te-blood continually, and making
no return therefore (?
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American Antiquarian Society.

AmcrIcah Antiquarian EOCiety
hEEllNG OF the American Autrqua ian Society will
~ be holden at Antiquarian Hail in Worcester on Tues
day. The toe ntyird day Of October current at eleven
O'Clock AM tor the choice of officers OF the Society for
the ensuing year, and other business which may come
before the society REJOICE NEWTON
Oct 10, lo49 DIT Recording Secretary.
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Nav HAmPsHIRE.-The Free Soil Stale Conyen,
ton is called for tie 81 oil October Tie Independent
Democrat announces thal Hon John p H ale will tie
present and Hon. Amos Tuck If his health will permit
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o. Hon Leonard White died at Hdverhl AIass on
the lOh INST. AT he age 80 Mr. White the class,
mate and friend OF john Quincy Adams. He was Tor a
great many years Town Clerk and Treasurer and re-
presented his town in tie Legislature and his strict in
Congress from 1911 10 1878. Atrhs pero the Mcui>
mack Bank was incorporated, aud he became its first
chasher which Office lie held with upsulcd reputation
for quarter OF a century.
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u 1t is estimated by all intelligent drover that
the two counties of Fauquier and Loudoun, Va
have this year bought not less than t,oe1,tv thou
sand head OF stock cattle, at an average of Sis
per head, amounting TO the sum Of three hundred
thousand dollars, and that these cattle will pro-
badly bring this fall, beef, from five to six
hui dred thousand dollars
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{. f. HOFFMAN The New York Globe saws
Charles +. Hoffman, the author, is now confined
in the Baltimore Hospital victim to the same
maladX~ [deluium hemenS] which so recently
Destroyed Edgar A. Poe
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% Readers will see by DIR Clak's advertisement
that he has removed his office to the house formerly
cupied by Dr. Miller on Walnut street near Main
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WANTED.
ITUATION WANTED,
C0kL-COkI,!

For Furnaces, Stoves, Crates, Ranges. &c.
'F'HE Subscribers have hand best varieties of
a NSNLVANlA coal. al their Yard opposite the
Fr0OdehCe and WOrcesteT RIlt ROdd DEPOT Green ST.
which VIII be sold bt the LOWEST MARKET PRICES
80 Orders left at the Drug Store OF LEWIS T. LAzELL
Gun door norm the American House, ami their Office ON
Green Street, will be thankfully received and promptIv
attended 10. All orders left in the morning will be de-
livered during the day, il requested
e. SCUTEWICK Sc co.
r. sooIh"lCK, G. A. DRESSER.
Worcester, Oct /, 1919. dvSwis3os42
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FREE Soil IN OHIO. In Geauga County, o.
every town but one in the recent election gave a
majority Tor the Free Soil ticket.
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VERMoNT.-lhe full vote foi Governor, including tW o
twns not officially returned is as follows;
Carlos Coolidge (Wbig) 26 G03
H'rauo Ncednam Free Damocr1cy) 1850
Jonas Clark QIunker) 1921
Scattering y. Tola agasl G 20 no
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The articles on this subject, heretofore published by
ne having been well received we are induced to offer
such iaer notes as aaoiher years experience and OBJ
servaton suggest. We trust they may and, somewhat
in forming correct estimate OF the relative value OF
fruits and of the kinds most wolhy OF cultivation We
begin with
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DEATHS ON The HMUs-.ArmS Useless.
PANAMA, Sept is, lS49. | cane here from
Cruces in company with five persons, one OF
whom, Capt. Brayton of Warren, r. L., has since
d ed. He was much fatigued with the ride over;
was IS years old, and had not the constitution to
bear the fatigue OF such a ride. Seth Russell, OF
n b. has beer carried off by the Cholera AS
near | learn, 35 OF the Crescent City's
passengers OF July died here and on the river. |
saw many graves on the banks OF the Chagres,
each marked with cross
Advise all persons going to California not to
bother themselves with firearms Or other wea
pons. They are a tax on the pocket and
trouble on the way, while among these quiet and
inoffensive pc pie there is no use for them, Pts
tolls costing $40 in New York can be bought here
for S. or 81, and other arms in the same proper
ton.
Finally, man is FOOL to come here without
ticket up the Pacific side. NJ. Y. tribune.
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The CALIFORNIA STEAMERs.-The 10 for Cha
gres via Havana and W Odedas Ie n W York about
O'Clock Tuesday a'teHuon, with the comfortable ac>
ccSSory OF fine weather and IA prospcc, for pleas
san aud qu voyage. Sic has heavy mail and
the enormous lumber OF 450 passengers
Tie Empire City, Capt J. D Wilson, Of Howard Is
Sons line, also lett for Chagres. She takes out 1856
passengers
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THAT ARE BAPGATNS

A M constantly receiving from the Auctions
ana other sources variety Goods at much less than
their value Amosg other good Bargains just received
ARE THE FOLLOWING:
w ShaWlS-A good Long Shawl for So:
al wool Square shawls for ST. heavy Maud shawls from
s. ,25 to 50. ~
70 SiIks-A good Black Silk for IS cts; A
stripe or Plaid wide for Is cents handsome Stripes or
Pads at 90 cts; Plain Diess Silks at S73 els.
Gg- DE E8imeS- Handsome Fall STYLES from
10 TO II cts, and warranted cheap.
10 Black AIpaccaS-Pri Prices from II cts
upwards; beautiful silk Warp Alpaca ST. cts.
70 Thybef ClOtFAS-A splendid stock of
my Cloths and prices 10 per cheaper than can be
bought IN this city or Boston.
0JLyOneSe Cloths, in handsome coors
from 25 TO SO cents.
u CaSsIfmeres and D0eskims-A
barge assortment of choice Fancy Sly less rom so cents
upwards
o Black Cassirmeres-A nice Black
Cassimere for rs cts.
T8 Prints - Good Mernmac style Prints
from st to 10 cts.
White Flannels II! cts--Cotton FlanneIs 7 cts-Heavy
Sheeimss at cts6ood Linen Ildks q cts The above
with many oher Goods that equally as cheap NAV be
mad ct HENRY II. CHAMBERLlN'S,
Dry Goods EYcre HouSe,
lGS & ITO Main ST., Worcester.
Oct l6, ty
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No need of Justice for Siaue. The Louis.

.N0 need Of Justice Tor SldUe. The Louis.
vile Courier of the 9TH has the following:
ga negro was shot about or O'Clock
on Wednesday night, on Pearl street,by Mr. VIM.
H. Forwood. Mr. Forwood saw the man steal
saddle from a horse opposite his house, and on
attempting TO arrest him he resisted, and while
endeavoring to escape, Mr. F. shot and wounded
him. On the matter being represented to Judge
Joyes, OF the Police Court, he refused to take
cOgnizance of the case"
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. Official and re-
ported ajorties from torty-seven Counties in
this State make Candles majority for Canal
Commissioner IL I42 His.maority in the whole
State will probly be in the eishborhood OF Is
600.
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Inc contributors for the present year ale not yet
complete 1t IS feared they wiI not equal those 81 The
preceding year.
Tae contributions from the four Churches in AYorces>
ter, FOR two years past, are as follows:
For the year ending Oct l848, 1e4o
Old South Ch1rch @5O5.l5 S55s IS
Centre Church 1894 I062 al
Union Church 796 % $50 o5
Salem st. Church 1889 23l 81
There are seventeen churches embraced in his Asso
citation, with an aggregate of four thousand members
fse hundred of whom, is sup osed are absent leaving
about thir five hundred rssiden, members
Tue meeting i'll The afternoon was eloquenIy addressed
by Rev Dir Worcester, Rev AIR Dwigh', vi gave al,
interesting account OF his abors at Consantnope, and
b. several other gentlemen
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w. sEaiEAgGOm and g,adV.

VALUABLE full length Portraits OF The Father of his
Country and Lady, executed by the celebrated Artist
Otis is Tor sale very low, at the residence of r ,
PECKHAM, No. 81 SUMMER s r. DIV Oct II
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u The steam Touring mills of Atkinson s. Co.
at Pekln, H., the most extensive in the West
were burnt on the % ult.
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tzY- Herman Melville, the author, has sailed
Tor Europe; it is bis intention TO travel abroad
for twelvcmonth.
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Outrdges in arkansas. A teud has for some
time since existed between several families IN
Marion county which resulted, few days since,
in the murder, by an armed party, of an old man
named King and his two sons. warrant wos
issued for the arrest of the murderers, but their
friends mustered in such force that the whole
posse OF the county was not sufficiently strong to
take them Information OF these facts was com.
municated to Gov. Roane, who has authorized
Gen. A. M. Woods of Marion county, to call out
the militia, ii the arrest of these murderers can.
not be effected by the civil authorities"
Butfermik Cheese. Take the buttermilk and
scald it; then set to the fire until it raises 10
boil; then skim off the top and place it in bag
to drain; add little salt and il is ready Tor the
table, and is nice rich cheese that an epicure
would tdin partake Of.
Germ N IaIerrrn,L
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Ey Fortune is more equally balanced after
aii' than nail the world think it; to the rich ii
gives Fear-to the poor, Hope.
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u The yield OF the potato crop at the West is
large and OF excellent quality
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U A Mohammedan mosque is to be built in
Paris.
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Finally, man is FOOL to come here without
ticket up the Pacific side. NJ. Y. tribune.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
SSranDreth's YiQell.

Die granSretb's Yiasn fino sdnSGib pc.
aetabilib uno alIein nab ioIhen 9ruucfd'
een aemabt. weIde cine Ian9s Grfabruns
ais ribti9 srprObt bot. @S 1T icst Feline
Equalization, meun man in &rantbeit feline
3ufu6t Su ibnen nimmt; iie iinc aIs bic
befrn &einissr Der Ginsemeice uno css
Nlaeens befannt. uno in ausn bpspspt'
1ben unb biIi6lsn Siucn fino iie oI5 cine
arose Se9nun9 bstrabtst. Seoe SamiIie
iUate bieIe pillsn i'm Saufc baItsn. @enn
eeb6rie eebraudt, i'm Sale QrSsnei n6tbis
III. wiro nur febr felten elm SCftOr notbi9
fein. Sn alien SdIIsn ppn Serfd!tun9'
6uiten ooer &beumatismus. fino es ole YET
benoen ibrsm &6rpsr f6uIoi9 eisie plusn
Su 9ebrouben.
" Sbise f6debare piucn flnb in Der
Druderei pon @utb, y oun9u. Srsr'
Ter, in 1nentaun, Su babsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Wlulam &uileI.
HGeumotiSm! Sfbellnotism {!

Saufnbc SSlIin pcn &bcumotism inp baourtb
ebsnfalls eurtrt rcrotn-ssirt ftl9cnres:
8tadwsUs Sstano, SSp. IA, 1S47.
Or. Z 10 n1cur.-NRrin n 6srr: Sd babc Ihrtd.
llh fir Sabre an Der 8btnmotism ausgitonoCu, prn
ptlbrr 3ttt i'd eft niht 9tbcn rttb fbofin tcnutc.-
Sh bate unoussblidbs Shmcr;sn, uno ncine GjIiecr
ruarCn icbr 9cithpcnsn. Sd, ba6t nun 8etttlu prn
tbrtm Soraparla 9ctrouht uno bicft bottn mir mebr
ols 1000 Shaltr putb GjuNs 9Ctbun Stb bin in Der
Shat 9dp5lt papcn bcfrtt SIC tGunen Gjctrautb prn
pt'iSm MAIDEN, ptnn fs es fdr iCbdth srabttn.
SameS Cummings.
Sete pcrft d, { / g-Sa Cs oGI9cncin tetaunt
III, coB hiec 9RSoijiu nitb Gbsrtrrftn nrbsn fam,
uno ca6 audi ticdts h fbr gut ptrtauft. 10 botcu itb
tSie Wcnfbcn Gin @tihdf raraus eSmatht, nitd6s ;u
perfiIiben, uuo bas 4ubIitum eomt gu tstrdeeu.-
Dian fl oabsr ocrld)ti9, 70 oaB man aub bic rstbc
SRcei;tn crbSlt.
Die dhte GIIsriin-bistr bsrrtibs artttt-iIt m
rtrtaufn bs
@utb. ycun9 uno Srsrlsr.
Incntaun, San. 4, ls49. no1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
&Qlf! &alf! Galf!

3u Qnfanae css MOnats MdrS, uno bon
feIbi9er Belt biufort. III INNER bel osm I'm.
trrseibneten. in Sub Mbeitbau Sounihip,
frifhsebrannter &alf Su erbaItenD uno spar
an fOI9eneen WrsiBsn: @T 100 Suf6el
nimmt erbdIt benfelbsn an 6Ha Gents oas
8nf6sI an benz Sfsn, per oaruntsr nimmt
an 2 Gents, unb ssbrattpiro esrlsIbe mad
1Hentaun une ois ndmide gutfernune an
9% Gents, uub anore gntfernunesn i'm
Serbiltnis. Daniel NUtb.
Sanuar Is. H6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
9 t.S peie II.
81 euucrf, 2(pril %, 1S4

" funcrt T. lpru -, IS4I.
Or. z cw INF no.-SV 9taute pabrlitb, roB Sb.
re Msotstn, nit Der 3ula6ln9 Scttes mcn eCbEn 9cs
rct bat.-5b bate fir ejnt1s Sabre sinsn Ebr tStn
tb pid 9Iut bcrous. Sh MGR nit 9lobthlprB o.
pto9t par tbr ihmah uno cohtc ntbt ntbr lon9c jl
lsten. Sb babe Sbrsn Sariaparilla nur cine turSs
3tit 9r6rOlbt unb otritc bat in mir cine puubrtor
&erdnorrun9 bcrprr9ttroht. eydb fam nun tpiCoer
9chsn, uno Spar itcr Die 9onjc Stobt Das Btitpei:
en- bat MIDI prluEcu, Il. p.-Sis tSunsn mcBl benton
raR ib eafdr kbr ranttar fdbk.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Die aH eIt= SaIbe.

Dislabe befet Die &raf, aae Gueetlisbs Sdaesn,
lrcfuISt Ssubti9feitcn uno 9fii9e Bunosn fdb esr
faulsn SRatsrisn sntsci9en pi maeH uno bsIkt cauu
bisIet6en.
98snn rctbt anaetpsnost tpiro e nit Rsbt alIbGtsnn
9cnannt, esnn es ebt tauu cine &rantbsit, duberli
coer inncrllCb, bci peher ie nift nuben rpro. Sd,
hote lc fit plcrtn Sabrsn aebrautbt bei allen Bruft>
trantbetsn euu9snaus,sbrun9 uno estsrbsfhiosrcsn.
nit esnSn Die 9rSFts Geabr uuo 8cranhpcrtihfsit prf
buneCn rar, u,o itb ertdre pcr Dem plnnid unb ben
enihcn, eaB ie nitb in einilii elnji9sn aIs asebt
hat ai nukcn, p:nn pcr 8ranfs ncb innsrbalb bent
Grrcidb mrnfhher ,bdtfsnittd par. rfi 81.
| Sb babe acr5ts 9cbobt-9ssbrt in ibrr prcffficn;
td babe prcbscr bcs @pan9Cliums 9sbatt; alosrmdns
ner, aopctaten, errcn pcn Der 9rSBteu Gelebramfd;
uno cine SRsn9e pcr Irmen 9cGradte ie au ebe n69s
Iihe GSiR; uno ss r9ebt eis Stmne: ,,9RiaHiftsr,
ocns Solbe III gut"
8tpfweb.-Sie SalCs bat psrcnn pcn aephpsb
ocu ppSdbri9r Oausr 9ebeitt, uno bic paIdbe rsads
magi9 iIos SBcdps 9sbatt babrn.
Soubbst uuo Sbrsrrusb pirb auf elsiher @sils ass
bclftn.
s-Dic Gat6e entfrnt bsis
nabs aGauClidIih rie GHtSdncuns uno Gcfbwut, per=
auf bcr ShmCre aufbSrt
& atte SdSe.-euu9nausSb sSbruns. estsrbsFhrpsros.
Sbmrrj ouf pcr Srut cpsr in bsr Gets, ausfausn bss
baares bas elmer coer has anptrs te9ct fats SuBe-
IS i'll Gin ithcrcS nn;hen pcn 8rrntbe, rpenn man
tuts SiBe hat. DsIt GaIbs III pas pahrs .osilHitsl.
| [esls Den Gsbroutss3cttd ouf Der Sdabd. \
gSi Strcfula, often Sdaocn, Grriipdas, Gat;tiue.
eebcrbcihusrps, psbrn auatn, pals9sibndr, rp,ben
6as, Srcnbltis. cittrnoer coer tpeber 8ru elbentr
UNcr; allen prulitrantbciten, als In5na, Druid.
Shmer; lc tpe bti pebcn eppen, auflsirrunasnsn
SGnecn, GcCbmutiten, 6autausltldasn, Trcltbeulen
nrpichSu 8rontbsitn hes 8dd9rats, sisbt ss tsiue
iset bttonnts 9licbin, Die fc gut it,
6rinbtrpf - Q8r ba6cn Safe ron bicfr
SrOutbclt tprtb 9cbsiIt tuCGhe tetm ttanutsu Witz
td irpch als Der @,echdebtst non Is his 20 lcryen
ocrcst battcn. Gin W1ann berihtte unS, cae CT $500
an llucn &inrrn fir bte Rranfbrit ptrpslest batte
cbue irocnb ciuioc giuscn III erbotei, rpcrauf enise
Shahhtn rirtr Salts pisItten bcltsn.
/ gran b 10 u n b n.-Se III oas bclfc 9yittd in
Der gSClt fir Braucpunocu-(est Die @sbraubsafs
pciiun9cn INN Die Shotbttl.)
8rGbaueen-D Die ecr9cnttihe antpcncuna
olcIrr S0tc miro Die 8rdhou9cn ittts rem gHadhfsn
bulttn 9tuc broubtn mic nit bsnlibtn 9spta9t Fin,
rotnn ilt te Sa6t 9ctraubcn.
Gdtone aoer.-Sauknpt nsrbsn iSbrlieb ourtb
citl' sOIts 9sbciIt.
Srtter.-Gs sis6t nibts tsikres fir bic beiluns
ron SITTER SPon lCIs blc 6rbrautbampsilinasn unt
bic stbahtd cr9fiIts, uno lsse fis bi fir fsrnsrs
8eripIllna,
QBarnuna a.-0sins G0tbe 1T ddbt, rpcnn niht
Der 9lams rcn San,rs M'Hlliltcr, ceer SanIes IRas
fIr uno &C., nit tiuer Scosr auf Rosn aufbrift;sue
9rlthriEbrn III.
0-Yrcis 25 Gsnts Die ehabtd.
Sames M'Ulliffr,
altniaer Gigsntbimsr Der rbi9su gReoi;in.
aaentsn-Sutb Ncun9 unc Srcner
Mdr; l. ls49. nalJ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
%2(t6tun9! 9(u9en 91e6ts

Sect 1T Die 5eil psr faufsn ,piq.
@obifeil. ft6n unc fuperb uno fein,
Ser Sud berbsi uno mad Elm Sia.
Im nUbIfeil'n StObr uon Ssrlb u. &Isin
Ster fino 9iter alIer Qrten,
Sur Mdnner. Weiber. QIt uno Sung,
Sur &eibe, Qrme, Mdo uno &naben,
Sur eabme, 9rooe uno aub fur &rum'
Der Stobr. Der III Der aIts Qrt.
Son SranfIiu Serrfb uno Sobnnp 6srn
Der esbet. bier nur immsrfOrt,
Der Serfb uno 8Isin bic fsbsn eu6 germ,
@ir banbsIn allies mas Sbr bat,
8uttsr, gisr. Slabs uno Sped,
@eiSen, 8orn uno Seitenfpsd,
eumpsn aud, pnn rein Don Dref.
Mir baben bon ben bsifsn 9lter.
Die in unierer 9eeeno fein,
llno bonbeln aud nit eu6 wie Brhber,
60 serpis mir bsiBen
Serftb uno 2IciH.
Ssbruar 8, nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
9ln Spspeptii0e.
gnbIib III cas re6te Mlittel entosdt worom.
Dr. Geo. Is. GREEN'S
9ermt I6te Sttters.

Stbcu pisls Glittf fino esm Yubtifum fir bic peis
luna ron . y pep Fl anactcicn pcroen, atsr ale
bo6In his ;u c:Hsm sreGtn 8lluuf bsn 3pcd ttshsr
nitt Currcben. glun cnoih IN absr cas- rsthtc Wt=
I'll rrfuncrn rprrecn. uuo ypar ourdb ben brdbmtsn
0cdcr @sor9e8. 8 resu.
Dirt ptrnFbt Sitsrs bat nrh ME. mc ts auf bic
rShtt art anespanbt wurbt, kinsn 3ped wrfeblt uno
Gursn bcrplrttIigt noe man dbsryu9t fiblt, BOP aue
9Rtplbn pcr9Ctlitb au9aponet fl.
@itIllts III aus Ictbrn 8tanetbcitcu yifanmrn 9ss
ftt 70 ras s ni nur alIcin Dem RSrpcr tcines S6as
bin tbuu fam. cnbtrn btniitsn in allen uno isesR
Sinhhttn 9iustn brtn9rn muR
Go6 Siss tSin lSumtus III, t5unsn fb ale kltft
ittergustn prnn iic Die Shootbe IN Scradt slehen,
e06 Or. @recn Die 9uanigs her crtsu Rdnnsr In bee
llnirn bat. oaR Die seIsin, nit ptm btsn GrfrI9 "
anseponrt pSrocn.
Didt c tanae scrpdniSbtt gFcbbn. ii gu babtn tsi
ben lntrkbrcteucn a9cnsn allrpc aub Bic SsruRsats
eneelCbsn nsroSn tSnnen. gr
Gutb. Wouns unb Srerler.
9Gdr; l. 1919. nqIS