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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-26

Uon,fav oflernOon-Great crowd at the
Hotel-nerroes outside. whites came into
the parlors and passages. At ~ o'clock,
other warrants were issued against us for
slandering Ellen Craft and injurng her bus
mess. Gave bond, each for 100000 at the
IIotel. NIessrs. Riley, Thayer, &c, Willis
and Others signed for us. Understood
great crowd was assembled at Court square,
for the purpose of mobbing us-ofliecr Cor
hin wished TO carry US there--the mob had
been collected by the hand bills which had
been placed about the streets.
That nirhta great crowd came TO the
Ho,el TO see us-Mr. Hughes was not well
i wen, down, sat in the parlor, ana cons
versed with them, answering many qnes-
inns in reuard TO the Gratis and the treat
ment of slaves generally. Was no ME
amused at some, the more honest but deIu-
ded, who actually seemed to think mar our
negroes we're chained every night after 'ney
had finished work, and fed upon cotton
Sect SC.
1vesIou-Commiltee Of one hundred
(white meu) waited on the proprletors oil
The House, requiring them 10 turn us out,
and ordering us to ledre. This was per-
emproriy refused by both us and the pros
prietois.
NOM Committee Of sixteen called, say-
inc that if We did not leave instantly we
would be mobbed. Were not in, but land
lord answered for us, and by our authority
given in the morning, that we would not
leave till we we're ready.
Erening-Commitlee Of (white) ladies
called, sen cards 10 our room and desired
10 see us. We were not in, and, ol course,
were deprived of the inexpressible pleas
ure OF seeing them.
Al Nidht-Mr. Hughes, not very well, re-
manned in his room. went down stairs again,
and remained in the parlor as on the night be-
fore among the crowd were many petite gem
tlcmen, who appeared to be gratifying their GU
riosity-the greater mass however, were aboli'
tionists
Uednesday-Very carly, Rev. Theodore Par
kcr came to our room, followed by so or 60
PERSONS, greatly excited, said he had suppress.
ed mob twicc-camc as Christian, rs
servant of the Lord aud friend, to request us
to iearc the city instantly not to wait for the cars
hut tc take carriage-did not think he could
suppress the mob any longer We refused
told him that we should treat their committees
with perfect contempt-would leave when the
mob dispersed and our convenience suited, dW
not before. During the day, passed freely about
the city-al was quiet In the evening. came
to n. York, by advice of counsel, in order to
get further instructions, and to allow the eN
element to die away. During this time, Graft
and wife were reported to us to he locked up 1t
the house of white man, whose name | for
get
From all | saw, and heard. AID experienced,
while in Boston, am convinced that public o.
rnion there in regard 10 the Fugitive Slave
Law. is undergoing Il change. 1t IS true, the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-26
THE DULCTAlER ;


This work contains nearly 1000 compost
lions Is different metres, set pieces for all
occasions Of public interest, such as Inslalla-
ton, Dedication, Ordination, Burial of the
learning the Organ, Piano, Serdphine aud Me
lodcon, by figures, instructions in chanting and
varying the metres, and a large number Of sa-
cred ballads aud duets for these instruments
In the Elements are TO be found many beauli-
full melodies aud rounds, set 10 WORDS, and de-
signed 10 interest ;insing schools and classes.
The work also contains complete Oralono,
arranged for small societies. The demand for
this book is the oesi testimonial of the public
favor. During the brief period of ilsexistence
it has passed through six editions, numbering
TWENTY FOUR THOUSAND COPIES,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-26

STATE OF VERMONT
District Of New Haven s..
Alta Probate Count held at Bristol in sal
district, Oh the 1Ih day Of October 1850;
The Administrator on the estate Of
MANFORD PIER,
late Of Bristol in said District, Geceas SGD, made
application to said Cuull for nm extension OF
the time which which to p ~ de tctts and
settle The accounts against said estate:
Wherenpon said Court ordered the Admins
traitor 10 notify all persons concerned TO appear
at probate Court 10 be held at The Office of the
Judge of said Court in Bristol in said District,
on the first Monday Of December, 1850, al 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, then and there 10 object 10 the
extension aforesaid, If they see cause, by pub
fishing certified copy Of this order in the
Mddlehury Register, printed at Middlebury
in this State, three weeks successfully previous
TO the first Monday Of December, 1880.
Harrey hmsW, Ju'le.
true copy of Record
% Attest II. MallsW, Juiyo.
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1flnrkcts.
BRIGHToN Nov. 81

lohlbHION NOV. II.
Al Market 1900 Beef Cattle; 500 Stores 20
palr working Oxen, "a Cows and Calves,
10000 Sheep and Lambs, and los Swine.
PRICEs-Beef Cattle-Extra Sc. Istoualitv
$500 I'D do $3.50 8. Sd do a 4,5O.
SroREs-Ye arlngs 81 az; years old sl2
alS yearsoid lsa26.
WORKING OxEN--SO5, 70, so, sc, 95, 100.
lows AND CALVES $40, %, 26, %, 81, IS.
SHhtP AND LAMBs-sl, go, 1852, 3.
owIsE-4a5lc; retail 5a6lc One extra LOT
at Ia 5 l-2c
Remarks--lo25 of the above Cattle were
driven from the Cambridge market, consequent
ly there could not have been more than rs sold
at Cambridge; most of these were purchased
by spectators.
The Market next week will be held on Wed.
nesday.
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From the Medical Reporter.
STRONG TESTIMONY

F'"The columns ofihe Press throughout the comn
nv 'reIn lie - filled with nocr, of and speri.
tic Tor an dsessts " flesh ia heir to- that one hardly
kno~s what {" Il" ~ Of discnse for fear that in
nsins "ne medirine another aud better may be over
l"nked But from the remarkable cures aud the high
der our personal nore Of III, extraordinary efficacy Of
Dr. Rogers Syrup of lTvERwoRr. TAR, aud CANcHAL.
aqua We ara compelled 10 regard the evidence Of
sen-s, aud confidently state for Coughs aud Colds aud
ahH hvdra-hradrd monster CoSsUMrrIoN we think
The above peparaon safe speedy, and certain cure
selp YOU nothing else Will "
e See other Certificates in the Pamphlet also long
advertisement in another column
For Sale in Middlebury by 4. b. wHEEIoCK
Nov. :. 1850 as.lm
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The American Vocalist,



This excellent collection, while il contains
every variety and slyle.ol music, is particular
ly rich in old tunes. 1t has all, $50 church
tunes old and new. Ii also contains all that
is valuable OF the vestry music now in cxis.
lence, consisting Of the most popular Revival
Melodies, and the most admired Sol IS. en-
bracing in single volume, more than five
hundred tunes, adapted to every occasion OF
public and social worship, Including all the
gems OF music ever compos d. Upwards Of
10000 copies of this book have been sold in The
few months since Il wa, nIstrnl lshed
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Collectors Sale.

The following nonresident land in School
District No. 3, of the town of Weybridgc and
New Haven. shall sell enough Of the land to
satisfy the taxes and costs, if not paid before
the sale One lot known as the May farm
Also one owned by Norman Boardman. The
above land will be sold OH Saturday Dec. 2lst
at one o'clock, p. NJ
JOHN r. BAILEY, Collector.
Dated, Nov. Goth. 1850 3l.3w
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w ILL BE SOLD, at the store formerly &C.
~ cuped by Z. r Francis, Nichols Bull.
ding.) on Friday and Saturday. Nov goth aad
3Olh at | o'clock =. NJ. on each of said days.
all the remaining, personal property, belonging
to the Estate Of Mr.. Joseph Dynr,- -consisting
in part of the following articles:
- Silver Thimblcs,
pr. do Sugar Tongs,
~ Set Silver Tea Spoons,
Sin,. SCR bowels,
90 Sail Spoons,
do Nursing Tubes,
- Cola Pens,
r Silver Pens, 40 Gold Rings,
Silver Comb,
2 do Butter Knives,
Gold Clasps.
Gold Knobs, Ear Rings. &c.
33 Gold Pins.
do Guard Chain,
do Lockcts,
Plated 10
20 Clocks and Time Pieces
Chagch Clocks,
Large l. oking Glasses,
Niolius,
II Violin Bows
Clarouels, Is Flutes, Is Fifcs,
Bngle and French Horn
10 doz. Large llarrs, Razor Stops,
80 Harmonious, spr. Pistols,
q Nap'd Hats, l Rife,
Powder Flasks, A doz. Wallets
l-2 doz Razrrs, ShIving Cream,
Large Spy Glass, small ones.
20 Time Piece Movements
~ pr. Scissors, 3 Eye GLASSES,
Pocket Compasses,
Steel Tobacco Boxes, bad Bags,
3 Sett Plated Spoons.
do do Tea do.
Letter Stamps,
pr Silver Plated Snnil'crs and Tray,
20 pr. Spcctacles, pr Gold,
p Silver Watches,
Gold 90
Looking Glass Plates,
? doz Superior Pocket Knives,
. Carpets,
| Canada Stove.
Box Stove and Pipe,
| Large Brass Kettle,
~ i FERNS CASH. -
H. BECKWITH, Admir-.
Nov. %, 1850.
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PROF. EIANDEVILLE'S
II E A DIN G. BOO X S.
y. Appleton & Co, 200 Broadway, N. Y

These Books are recommended by the high
est authority, in New England and the Middle
States as superior to any Others icr teaching
scholars TO read with ease, vigor and uniform
correctness They are adopted in the best A.
cddenueS in Itrmont, and are recommended for
the common schools, in several of the counties.
They are being generally adopted in Maine and
several other States.
For SALE at the Principal Bookstores in
Vermont.
Schools, towns and counties will be supplied
on very reasonable terms.
For particulars, or supplies address w. NJ.
HATCH, Montpelier, Vt. 26:tf
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Received.

A large quantity of READ YIN A d E
CLOTHING, consisting of COATS, PANTS.
VESTS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS. and OVER
ALLS.-Also, Fine silk Hats, Fail Styles
Caps, Gloves, Mittens, SC. &c for sale by
Noy. %. Il. BECKW1TH
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS.
CONSUlHPTTON,
AVID ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE HEAD

The vi GETABlE PULMONARY BALSAM, hay.
ing been les ed by The experience OF thousands for the
la-tlWeniy yeats, y ftcomWendod by eminent physi
clans and others. OF the highest rrspeeabiity as supc
tior 10 ANY other preparation.
From Tie Editor Of the Burlington Sentinel May H.
lS50.-" he Vegetable Pulmonary Basan prepared bv
Reed Cutler OF Boston, has become the must popular
medicine put ntth for The cnre OF Coughs, Colds
aud Consumption That Is w"Iihy Of lis high Iepua
ton is made sufficiently evident by the immensely OF is
amman sales MrssTs Reed Il Cutler are above auack.
cry depending alone upon the insnsc virtues OF their
medicinal preparations t"r their disposal. llumbug L.
plentiful that Il gives us real pleasure 10 offer the hi
fling and graiulIons tribute ut our recommendation to
medicine We know 10 be real merit
An eminent physician writes us" have for some
lime past been IN the habit OF prescribing the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam fOS consumption, asthma plcui isy
splitting of blond and coughs. or pulmonary affections
every kind aud with confidence nd II as sumo
Nor 10 any other preparation used for the above com
plants"
Nav l. 1850 New Certificates, to almost any extent
might be added II deemed Necessary hut the prom
Known and It's vItuss so generally ACKNOWLEDGED by
physicians and others To make II unnecessary 10 of
er, a, this lime further proof Of The merits OF this highly
popular article.
TAIIONs, such as Carers Compound Pulmonary Bal
sam hnd Others, In par bearing the name Enquire T
the afiireby its whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY HALSAM,"
and sec that II has the written sienPIur Of wM Jos n
CUTLER upon yellow label, ON the blue wrappers.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
lalsain."
Prepared by REED &c CUTLER, Importers ard
Who'sse Dealers IN Medicues, Paints Chemicals and
Dye Snfls 81 India street, Dlson, aud sold by Drug
gisls, Apoiecares, aud County Merchants generally
For particulars and recommendations, see a pamphlet
arcumpanying each bottle Price so cents For sale in
Midd'chny by
20 Sold by F. b. WHEELOCK.
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MOTTO 3.
]. HAGAR calls on all indebted to hi
NOTICE,

THE subscriber having resolved to adopt
the plan Of strict yearly settlements, gives no.
lice accordingly. He insists on a settlement
by note or otherwise, with all those indebted to
him, before January /, 1851.
Those who do not See this notice will incvi-
tably receive specim inlimaion.
CHARLES c. CLARKE.
Middebnry, Nov. ll. $50. 2-.sw
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Notice.

TLii certifes that l have given JAMES b
CHAruAN, his time during the remainder OF
his minority, until he arrives at the age OF
twenty one and that l Shall pay no debts of his
cont ting after this date nor claim any of his
earnings. WIN, CHAPMAN, JR.
East Middebury, Oct. Is, 1850. 3l-3
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II. LANGWORTHY 6 CO..

being last in Market enabled offer to the citizens
Of Middcbury and vicinity, (ioops of superior quail
ity and of latest styles We consider it time thrown
way to cnumcratc In detail goodsmany of which pos
names not than in fifty could understand
but will stop right here, by saying that furnish
our customers with almost any thing that they EAT
DRINK, WEAR, on reasonable terms as any Store
in Addison County. - CALL AND SEE
Middebury, Nov H. 1850 90
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

0F the War Of ls2,-of the Florida and other Indian
" Wars since l19O.-and for the Commissioned officers
Of the War with Mexico,- who served for month
and upwards, and have received lal-(an il deal
for their widows minor chillren) obtained under the
nov law bv IlORATIO WOODMAN, 26 Railroad Ex-
chaage. Boston, who has an agency a, Washington.
sss' Cash paid for La I'd Patents.
Oct II, 1850. CSC mos
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Fruit ! Fruit !!

NIFTY BBLS. choice graft Apples, carefully
l. picked and packed. Also
Bbls Western Ounces, just received
and for sale by
Nov 90. i. VALLETTE.
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Assortment of Hats,

DAINTS.-Pure Ground Lead, Pure and
l. Extra White Dry do Ven, Red, FIR. Vel
low, TIMBER, Terra dc SIENNA, Paris Green,
Chrome Yellow, &c, just received by
Oct Is. ii. a. SHELDON.
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CROCKERY
GR @ 9 z Z 7 e s
l. | q u Q r S ,

or Medicinal uses only. Pure Brandies, Pure
Gin, Pure Madeira and Port Wines, Malaga
Wine, very fine for Medicinal and Sacramento
purposes.
Middlcbury, Nov, llth, 1850. %
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Also by the same author, assisted by III,
venerable THOMAS HASTINGS, just published,
THE CHORUS GLEE BOOK.

containing aNoul 1000 rare gems arranged from
the best sheet music, and composed by the Ed
ilors. There are Songs, Duets, Quarlelies.
and Chorus Glees, adapted to The wants of the
glee class, select societies, and the social cir
Gle There will also be found large amount
Of choice music for the concert room. The
whole, if bought in sheet form, would cost
about fifteen dollns.
YOUTHS SONG BOOK-Revised,
ny /. II. WOODBURY..
For common schools - enlarged edition.
Now in press All The above Books for sale
by l.. w. CLARK, Middlebury, W. 3l:2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
Or. Srierrt6 9Iuguft ganrber's
0Dm6Dpatif6er SDierarjf.
Gin 6uIfsbun fur


2dnotplrtbe, 0fcroCbefferr unc SanSOater,
pb a,rs trauu bOu5tbrs iBueG, fhcr uue wcbIfa kIR
bGtItn pclItn
6uousscsessn rrn 3. s., gR D.-Gr ImerisSuifbt Iuf
a9c. Sab rT rtErtEn SurcpGtlhtn
0-0sr 6trousacttr st in rr @errrrc :"gs rcir bisrs
nit psutm 0Rn nab ,nm etrn SNals rtn btmSrFah!her
SbiSror Imsauifhr Iuo9t. Da6 6et Grs iincr ipsis
treu GpfIbun9 terarf cubcrn fh It bnreiCno cnrfsb
tabn iber uosn, Der @ m eutsn tsfanut MAIDEN nil. 9a1
srpas; nr pit nde uno nStbrenet9 Gin s SHtrt cnan
esn Gi9crhumtr 6auftberen Werecn mu9i a3s man
srrpSac 9nrs uno dtsrSuqs f Sat icmouo Gin gfre
tas Der eIuauntsu pfeCtrauthsit cotr Drufr e unS
nnu ebt renIlpcn cine biz ;p Gaten Arsencsm. 70 ii
es oft ru in rrsi his per aaen hsrGt eab IS fine Grbs
rpeer rrrin fanu Srrr III Gin pre 9ceradt eeer e6
tfCnmt cnit S4uurcu I'M Shi iro ss rr5 bic duesrtiS
aupsnrun9 pcn Arnca in N8alr. nit Nbpehfnna ype-
rcum, ebnfalIs in 9Rair tao piebCrtersi Rines
pitb 6s Did uno Fam bsnbn uur ne tst 9Rinu'
ten em 5trpn9cn cbcr Grdn pier bis et S6rnen Col
chicum auf bic 5un9e trnacr, ra6cn t pcrbr asnt
Sims arsniq it, 70 in es in l5 bis 30 9Rinutn rSt9 qss
blt Der pIraus9Cbcr tt rfabru bauno 70 pSrs ica
bic 9u4 aus9Os fir Gin lbEs 0erf nit elmer en asbtrras
rem NprbCfs lruhs mtpGttau pire) nit tiS &SrntH
Colchcum d6tr uHo dbsr btjab,
"Sbiass Sud fammt suerboligsr Ipet6rPe,
III i'm @utb(fCbr ees ,,9ohictS" Su baben
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07

Webisinif g. - Sir teffen peartobifteu
ViNen msIbe bis iSet srfunrsn iiuo baierifhe MebI
tucnsI CShwowsfn6p sic ino oas SuperIi69ts
uno uicfebIenor WiitteG. ras Naaen i'm Maam sll
retbs. QErobrs uno wis bic taufenotrIsi anoern pit
len ale bei6en m6aen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
SnGpeftpr unb 2ttDer (Olef1tr)
GinbeimiGcbcm oifftuirten SpirituS, &C.

SiliIlatsurs unp aae Qncers psIohs fdo NIT rem
Raufsu uno Ssrfnufsn pou Rbisfep etc in etdsm
@auntp beitdfesn. limb bsrpur6 bsnatridti9t,
ra6 Der untsfrirbsns eseelid autcriCrt 1T. allsn
8bisfsp etc su nfsicirsn uuo 81 mfiIrn, Der in Der
Staet Qtrntaun uno cem Sdunfdbp Nortbamptcn
sum &srfauf an9ebotsn who. - Bcbnbaft in Der
!SamiItCniiroBs, bsinob 0sSsnibe eswis SGmiot
uno Cos 1pOtbsts.
:. s. part.
TGsntaun, glCp z, 1850. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
ScrD6r>2tfe.
Nepember Z.

Sclasnes TehtsfdQe foDsn bel Der fommsnbsn
December Court fir esta @auntp perb6rt wsrcen
9sOrss Gsmmsrsr as9en Gbas uno Q3n. GosImou.
sScni. g. eeuon ssgsu GbriitOpber Senres II. Il.
Ger Staat 9escn Ser Rabn:
9latban Rsr 9sssn 9sOr8e eautner uno @eOrse
Snpcer.
Daniel 8ei6 se9sn @Ocfrsp &Ob.
Sumts @bis 9sssn Gil StedeI unb Gcware
Shsdlr.
9aatban BREEDER es8eu Die esba Crane Gifsn9e.
fepftaft uno SaIomon 0ue.
DuviO Stsm uuO anpsre ssosn SUbn @usnsr unO
anoere.
Biaiam 8aIp as9rn stephen Ballet.
Saeob 3imsrman 9eesn Deter tSoffmau.
Nnna 8risbt 9sasn u. .. MeYrirs uno aneerr.
8. 9. .Sabrafsr unb u. 8. 8ise 9sssn Sptn o.
9cunoie uno anesrs.
Sranflin SiIpsbeitd ssssn SumusI Sartman uno
dnoere
Q8iam Sedt sestn Gno6 Sebifer.
Sfaoe 3eunsr ee9en SaeOb Sts. .
Sobu 6. &psus Nussn 9easn MiIIiam Srrp.
Dapo uno DonitI MUrs 9e9sn @balIss More
&bcmas g. g8dlon unp anpsrs ssssn Stepbsn
Ballet uno anoere ....r r.....
98iam SittcI ss9sn Mibae ubIer.
9owarc 6ern. uno onecte geaen Ystsr Sieaer.
Saeob Ssern9 ssacn BiIliam Wobr.
9tatban MiIIer, BrOtb.
Jlcpsmber I. rqbG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07

SDbistp, 25-pidrrpbcS 5 00-GhnbCtS O0-@pps. 3 rs
Sine anScrc 9roac Sur pou Musscbruns, be:
rpirtt ourd " to rs in tan tb en- n en- Il
III. Gen. Scbn Duunna @olltCu Spa, Saratcaa &C..
a. o. elm 6trr hchcm Hnitbtn fir mChrcrs SABRE Sbrt
es @aunipS uno VicT onptrcr drmr pures einem b
ti9cn 6uftn er9n rubr nab Nusoac fines dr;tts rcr
trauthaftn uuo 9hwcrrn (ulerar eun9sn bcrribrt Gr
fhr barren ratn faB msbrtre S0cnatt Iana Fine
Sntc n orIa6tn tcunt uno cs pure nit oNautt ea6
rincr Qpceb ur anoCn brn tCnn his nodom aiming
Brnnf rs " [ NJ 81 aEtraudEn. Gltib naderm CT an;
fsn9 ein 8alOm nCbtn fhrtb CT, eaG 6 ibn fhnI bc
uno atenaIs ihritb .Yrans Vai0m bar MIDI furttt unf
ih pdhrene otm SPrtr 9clnc. SRtin Ebnttr gRunt
III nun. roe Nnetrs bic rps b nit ou9tdn eun9sn be-
haft no. sutu @u ourh osptu Gtbraub maebin purecn
inrcm id db1Su9t ftbE, rae Gin 9hSr9cr Gttrou ordbsr
trouthaftt euu9n f irstno tInsm Sraps bsln prS"
Ctn. Ouuntua 70 Sabre alt, oIs er bSramtsr BrE
fhrict. dbts Pt Sabre IT. unc esb 9nce fur Gin Nanr
fines aIers blsbr quite S,funebSit -Sspt lS49
OF Die rbiss Rtou miro btiuahs in iiesr gtant esr BSr
Saatcn ptrtauft-une bti
Gutb, 2Douug uuo Gresler, Natntauu,
6. Or. Suns Tcrp S8btitbdl-RtutSu Sac9cr. Sit Tamm
J. ,. I'm, a. N eidbnmancr, GGaauaua-S 9cetr, 2rtT'
srstauu, uno r. Giisnhar. Sitlcrsptut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
Ser 6ci3bdIs,

6srrn puf in iinaft bic Ijrbc Tr0u ocffcrten,
--Shn, Der turt 0EudT fth fc pid criucrten,
HaR ihm biz ShaIrr in rem Raifcn rcfttn-
Or Itllfyt, wtint fih bic Huatr btuti1 retb.
Shr mint. ct ibrtm atIpfrihcn Sro
Gtt nclu uuT rpc9tn Der Bt9rdtniGtcittu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
Nopember z.
Scfentli6er 2anDpcrfauf.

SamOa9s Den 23fsn giousmber. um llbr 0att'
mtta9s. fcG am @aiibaufe pru Ssnrp @ftbab, in
Gmaus, Ghrntlih uefduft wsrben: .'a 49,
Sin Stric6 San0, -
9sIs9sn in Sbsrmiforo Gaunfdip, 9eba Gaunp
uuo III in funf absiIs 9ebsIt. .-.
Cote SO. srsn5t on gano Don Natban Sisbl
Gbriian GnoreB uno Setb Stat, entbaIteno 3
QdCr unc 67 &utbsu tSOlSaub.
Cote go. 2 srsnst an SO. l. an eano ucn Nabon
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Rutbeu.
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S6dfTer uno 5Ofepb Neee, sntbatenc 4der uno
Sc Hutbsn.
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uno l3 8urten. senaues Maas.-- gbsnfaus:
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entbaIteno 4dsr uno 40 Rutbsn. Ses9Ieiten:
Gin Stri6 flares Qono,
asItsen in Niroermueunsis 9aunfdbip. ersnSenb an
educer ucn Sanes S6mepsr, SranfIin MarfsUer
uno anccrn. snbalteno 2 Qdsr uno 81 Rutben, uno
III gut in Stnfen. ...
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tun9 ppn Heuben 9 Sbmeper.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
Ropemter 7.
@ @Orfentlt6e SSenbu.

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tags, foasn am Sdufs bss perifCrbsneu . urs
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ben:
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pfpifen. Saso. uno 6OIsfbIten, Better uno Sett.
laosu, Strdnfe. 3ifbe uno StnbIs, GifsntsiIeI.
Carpets, 5ubsr. Stdnber. Safer ssbsdsItsr Slabs,
uno fCnif mob sieIsrIsi Sauern, 3ous une &u
dsnssrdtbfhoften Su rpeitIaufIta ~ mslosn.
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DaUib Nubp,t
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
Gin neuer StObrs tlnb
SSSirtDS10llS St0ltO
ROuember Z.
iuperlehnen.

0h Nv
Der untsrSsitbnete bat nsultd3 Elm arc5ss uno 9s'
rdumisss baffcinsrnrS 8sbduee. nabs am aItsn
Birtbsbausfanr. in 9utbsuiue, Slcwbsitbau 3fp.
Gcdhd @uuntp. errittet. befrucsrs Su sinem Stubr
unc @irbSbausfanp bersbuet. SaS SotsI uno
Der StNbrianb f6unen Suiammen qerentet mrrocn
Orsr einHIn. Gin Maun nit SamiIie, Der ben
Asr2 9 t y + oucin su rsntcn wuufben
E;;:Gk. fcutc, fam ouch nit elmer 9uten Nobnune
L..lsSa ctdt eabs pGrieben psrern.
Oas gebiuos in Gins Ger bsquemfen i'm eants
uno III an Der 3ufammenfunft pUn Strasen esIe9en
welte 70 bduf9 bsrsif wetecn, ais ir9sne weItbs
i'm Gauntp. Sin fleiner 9BaiierfrCm fiest nabt
am 6aufe bin. uno oaffsIbs bslst nod pirIe anoert
@OrfbsiIs uno Ssqusmi6ssiten, Su umNdnoIih All
Sufubren.
Ser Gtchrffanc fam tur6 snen untsrnehmsn
ben 9efddftsmann Su sinsm Der bsfrn IN eisfe>
9sseno 9smatbt weroen, ea Die NabbariGaft feb
oiht bepoltert in.
Rdhere GnBeInbsten erfdbrt man. 70 man an
ruff bci crm unterSsibnstsn, in @utbspius
9Iarou 8utb.
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