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EENtnAL nEfILIIY OF HE SYSIEMI !

MIA. no LTSTA ANDfR, merchant. OboyIio. Ioyyom Co..
Ohio wrur. Dtcrln"r ~ 1913 and after Hy u stated how
like charm ti' ri LMONAGY BALSNM hal effected
the uf hs wills rnusrHvtv' couih shh: q have
personally used BHthT'& TfIEF lItG EA1RICT
10 General debility Uf md lrvr ~ Hesitation
m saNn" ln y i' tire hcrt m"icuo ~ rFsrorz ard ~
ATE TutsYSTfn td uavr used. Ia sr,v N.
.hIpee where v" tare sold ErNNTS NE1'CiSES. ttey
hare p,orei Hrr ~ cg md grm ~ mar sATsgicrov'
SALT RHEUM,
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llVER-COMPLAINTL

pr. NATHAN HUBBARD. of Stan. f,d Conn u,is nS
he oldest rl'i most respectable physjc ;n. MI rvt
N'u IIrcrf o It - many yrrs ant ysIer'iy ttt I
by usiay Rk AXIS PuKiGNlNG EXTRACT. W. co, q
nHnIr hunlI,LI, VI oil. rasrs. Mo cllrua.
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Tsr acknowledged and extraordinary curative
powers of these wonderful inventions IS now SO ger.
orally known and their sales and reputation through
out the whole country so extensive, that II would
seem unnec essary 10 urge their merits further But
some late circumstances have occurred which render
IL matter OF duty TO tie public not 10 be altogether
silent. for while the elhemeral nosrums OF the day
are trumpeed by columns through the Press and
swallowed by quarts and gallons by the afflicted
and are found lust good for neihinA,
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CHANoE OF LEE.


from he gi'I To ' ,rrG1 ~ ia ,-1nGa ~ r1H. ayc
'h- orr chf, - 0c,icrSiof, ni r uir s,edsaiy
Tre,'d 10 IlcYrn' any OF the th ioIts ,st fIqIrht
s. arise IN consequence Uf such cliatyr,
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One Dollar'E Worth /!
CANCER GUS scRorULA !

liow much CANCEIt-how much SiPNlLl3-lnv
much SCROFGLA--wil 0pc doVGfS t"0tH of BR.!NT'>
pTRiFlrR riirei Read the following statenoi, "iiei
4. a. ia uOygr
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H0yDERFTL RESTORATION!
TS~ II yE:as GLD.!!!
GrooN.ya Grovr, Or,nge Co, n. Y

Gto9N.va GRovr Or,nge Co. n. Y, July &C. 1850.
~ DR ) H. Cu7srir. New York.
Dear Sr-isviug been very severely handled by
h'uwHtism ard other diseases and having hcon
cured ,n most remark alla manner by CHRISTIE s
GhLFANiC BELT sEI FLUID, thought would
give you asta.emcGt Of my case for the benefit Of
legs iwoll'd very much. Ny head was also very
much afflicted. having 80 severe pain oycr my Is
that ! conl! scarcely see. At The same umo. ! wss
troubled by syosms caused by the pain in my head,
! suppose. hiy hearing had been getting poor for
several years from ca'arfh that in ono ear
could scarcely hear at III. Having heard wonderful
accounts of tUri,rtE's Bur and Fiuiu ! sent 70
yorr store and got them. The Belt was put on, ard
ta' Fluid rsed as r,cbcJ, and don't th.Ik have
had oicg tae hrs night using them, ono minute clear
pain from that iimr lo tlif being r'. 1rntbr Tho
Thcuuatism let, my lo'y cuttcly afcr wcagiue
the Belt a very short 'IHc probably two weeks.
Then put on Ga.r1nc Necklace, ana hal not
worn II two weeks, before my Ecad was perfcc n v
wen Ny hearing in botL cars is entirely r,storel
the pain all gone. ny sight =. very go0i for man
Ct my agc a. years on august and CONSIDER ny
sell entirely well, having worked through harvest
without the least dAiCIity. ] consider my cure
very remarkable and therefore 40 moi hesitate e., re-
commend Chrlstie's CnivanIc Curntivcs 10 all
persons afflicted as have boeu.
sgned rHNEAs TuTHILL
state Of New Yorh, Newblrgh, Orange County. 20;
rhincus Tu'hil Of Hooming Grove Orange County
y. L. who Is personally known to me most re-
spectacle citizen and worthy Of ell confidence being
duly sworn dcpose1 1nd says that the facts forh
IN the above statement IN relation to has case are
entirely correct and that he is in lo enjoyment
of good health, caused as he believes by Chfivies
Gaysnic Curatiyes.
rInNEAs TUTHILL.
sworn before me this Goth day Of June 1850
s. W EAGER, Justice of the Peace
~ So trouble or inconvenience attends the use
Of DR CHRISIIH'S G.JLt.INfC CrRiJIIIS
and they may be worn by the most feeble and 1cli
cate with perfect Bnd safety. In many cases
the sensation attending their use - hgLH pleasant
aId egrcecHs They sC accompanied b. full snd
plain directions ior use Pamphlets with full Ilr.
tculsrs may be obtained gratis, Of the authorised
Agent
Priccs:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Gllyanie Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galyanc Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. B'vaie of Counis.fsiH md Wor'hi,n Imitation,
D. G. M0REHEAD, NJ D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR TlIE UNlTTn STATES
l3s broadway, kew York.
.loe iy DR. II. n. HAZARD, & CO.
Authorized Agents for
Jn %. Iv. NEWPORT, RI
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Gj.Thc vile, daughter and son OF
President Fillmore are at the Bellevue
house; they arrived Friday morning.
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noYS Patent is.riher nsac,ng fanrs.a ncv
~ by iur r.oifvcd, and 81 fa'e Nv
iun'2f ]. y. sEADrRY.
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900 PER SON s

including all ages, classes and conditions, among
whom we're large number of Ladies' vino are pecu
iiarly subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
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Chrhtis,s Galvanic and Magnetic Curatiyes,

have been quietly working their way among the
most intelligent and respectable classes, and are
constantly achieving cures in an alarming train Of
diseases, which have for ages bsl'ed all the all 0f
medicine and all the resources OF Science. These
diseases are called
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

Is spch Ni.ir IN efTg ycI"f pi' 'i,rr , v, = n,N.' @
piour sr,dt - eh,c'o Nat ttNf h'it ~ w ''n
ininr tirf- purining, hclEnL fl.,. ~ HncH 4 To
Than ihrfr \ con,iird IN YOUR boTILESn ~ Guy ~, ~ 81 80,
,syiG or any Liy,r ncdic a lns ever lf,il vNtt
s,f e.lr rhcrr s undoliud proof IN our rnnhLrs ,nh'
hy the i-,' f,his great Indian PH.tfe, Hey w1r" ~,
can u,w WALK--hcy hai Metc Slt h, atIiOrd ~ -
~. nnA u
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GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY

VEG ETABIE DYSPEPSIA BlTTERs.
A sure, Speedy andpermanent Curefo Dys
pcp.la IN It's worst Forms. This medicine
viii be found to cure all complaints arshe
from dTsorderso Of the Stomach and Bow cls,
Billiousness, Yellowness Of Skin. Liver
complaints, Debility, gIeudache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Palpta,ion eI the Hear,
Costiveness, &c, &c. Please read the toll
lowing certificate
Read The following from an eminent ply
sician;
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some ofthe ingredients Of Iuichings' Veg
etable Dyspepsia Bitters, and having used 1t
for some time in his practice with every de-
tired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty ofits OBJECT, and gives il
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint. Dyspepsia.
4. HARDENBERGH, NJ. D.,
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NET CU1sTAE, DTSEaSEs

BRkST'S PURIFYING EXTRACT ism pet tfcc,and iioy.
opgA ,,~1or OF ~ ne effects ef MIEorrf, -y OF Ia.
Vrriuus prsi,sntious ct CNoNUL or MEKgUEY from n,
system. uld restores the Hyod mV,rlc'. and 0H he yls
sts1Isd. to their original uLAt.TuY S1A1E.
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CAUTION.

To avoid luro,,r,os il will bo necessary TO
scc ihst
DR.. James II. ChiltOn'S Certificate
|. well a. the SIGNATURE Of Dr. s. P.
Townsend, 4. on tlIc outside wrapper Of each
bottle.
Sold by all the Principal Drurrias and
Conairy Merchants throughout the United
Statcs Canadns. etc.
PROPRIETORS OFFICE.
81 NASSAU STREET,
In tho building formerly occupied by The
South Baptist Church. New York
2 iAZARD, AGINT
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Ine following letter, received from TrojilIo,
Mexico, shows the good effects Of this invalua-
ble medicine in that country.

TRoJrLLo, January Cd, 1850.
De. g. p. TOWNSEND, New York-DHAR SIR: Il
gives me great pleasure to inform you OF the happy
results which have obtained in three Of sick
ness by administering, for the first time your Com
pound Extract Of Sarsapnrilla; and from this time
hrncciOrward shall he of the opinion thni, OF all in
vented and administered snti.ycnererl preparations
that which you have presented to suffering humanity
is the best ever have met with in my experience.
Just have been administering il to lahorer, who
for the last five years has been suffering with Scroae
which sickness has resisted the best remedies that
science produce; and finding also that three to
four bottles Of Swam's panaeea had no effect, con-
cudcd to give him your Extract, and to-day he finds
himself perfectly cured by only taking two bottles
lady Of thirty years OF age cured Of Prospsus
Utcri by two bottles lady Of fifty years afflicted
with Gnstronic md who suffering with il srce
heng fifteen years of age, is nO1v perfectly cOnvacs
cent and only Observes little pain In the region OF
the Cpgastrica-Lcing now free from all those dread
iul pans which she formerly troubled with.
In witness whereof you may publish this letter IL
you deem i proper.
now hsvC only to tell you that 1t would be we'll 10
establish agency with small stock in this city
Now have only n very red iccd number Of bottles,
which bought in haracAibo for trial. Every day
people from different parts Of the province give or
ers hut there Is stock to supply. As soon there
is stock, rnuch win he sold, ns you may judge from
h" ahov- statement; and it will not only increase tho
sales, bat also make expenses lighter.
In this province there Is no other physician besides
the who has the honor VI addressing you and who
wishes You every prosperity in yoar chemical and
botanical lahorS which you have offered to humanity.
remain dear air, your oht servt
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Thousands
Rrant's is the Cheapest

,,lo have used nRiNT'S PrRIFlER, amer htvn2 rfri
ami t.ird All tie Sisfpiriqs il oir medicines rec
unattended To care blood dsoiscs, have deedSJ HAL.
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Rend tho following wonderful cure Of
RAEUMATiS
and Enlargement of the Joints.

Read tho following wonderful cure Of
.. EUMATiSM
and Enlargement of the Joints.
SNEw YoRK, Cd March, 1880.
! 35th.strcct, near 9TH Avenue.
Dr. $. r. TowHsESD-DEAR Sra have been very
severely afflicted for four five years with Rheums.
tism and enlargement OF the joints, having been
BILE 10 sleep rest | had tried numerous remedies
without relief; but since | have used your Sars,pa.
rlla most happy To say that 1t has almost cured
mo and you mny publish this, so that others may
receive the benefit OF your invaluable medicine.
Yours, with respect, MRS. sCOLARL
DYSENTERY.
This distressing disease is dcranged condi.
ton Of tho visceral organs Whether result
ing from contsgion, improper diet, change of
climate, or from any other cause, Dr. s. =.
Townsend's Compound Extract Of Sarmparilla
Is demonstrated to be tho most cfficacious and
potential remedy ever yet discovered.
JACKSON, Mich, Dec ls lsio
Mr. N. q. BLf,s-DEAR SIR; | was taken sick on
the 7th August, 1919, with n rclnx or dyscntcry and
did no. recover 30 that could perform manual labor
until February, 1919 employed the bcst ply sicsns
Aftcr another, but none Of th,fu cosld effect
cure bcgnn 10 think never shoald rccQycr--whcn
friend told nc thn he had used DR. s. r. TOwnscnds
Sar-spar with the beet Of sueccss and advised
% try IL, did .o and contrary 10 my expectatons,
began 10 recover. Two bottles made well
ever was in my life. You at liberty % make any
use of ths thst viii extend the 81 DR. :. y. Town
which was afflicted. Respectfully, yours
WILLIAM TUBBa
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SCR(|'))Fs D.: l1l,A |.

n nop,aaL If cwes qf Scrfpl'. CaanTa SK,g,,, ~ -
,,lcy npuc ds,,i,osof la iiaa-OndH ne NEti sNN,n
\.ilTY t~Ith s rsl ~ h,,ici"e - ci'rf cEf'fy
,h dicss. no oAp ptf ~ ne pv,yiHp rnfd'n iS'" ~
ts N cine viei nov sytdHtd Hlf cH1sr'cd sach 'foi'
sI., o.. Ia voII stile H.gl -
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The following certificate is from Mr. Btu
dy,tnc celebrated Daguerreotypist:
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia, together with extreme weakness
it was advised to take Hutchings' Dyspep,i
hiuers, and hav. every reason to bcvear
in bas spcrfcc ly cured me. haveslnifell
10 symptoms Of a return Of The disease and
hic eve from Le effect il had on me that
w!1;urc the worst cases ofDyspepsia.
NJ. u. BRADY,
..........r. No 205 Broadway, ".
The propri, to- ofihis medicine hasreceiv.
ed many olher certificates OF cures, equally
remarkable, ofth, yarfnus diseases for which
this preparation is applicable but the aho;c
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprcj-
udced mind of its value and superiority
above all ether preparations.
Principal Office, . Fulton ST., N. Y, up
stairs.
Price, 50 cents per bottle, or Gbottles for
50 so. ..
K. r. HAZARD & co.
Apothecaries Hall.
Novl Agent for Newport.
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5 Alt RHEU m,


ID q i"Cqrg c,,eo, +,cn,' tie '.sao, are AWAY.
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Spring and Summer Medicine.

The great changes brought about by Spring are moi
observed slonc in the vegetable world They affect
msn--he feels iassitude. debility and depression
of the anim,l spirits which is peculiar to the
The dull, stsgnant blood of winter requires purifying
Md renewing. DIR. 5. L. Townscnds Compound Ex-
tract of Snrsapara the aurels that have been
in this field. s by TAR the best Spring medicine
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Mosaary- Fal.rs..-Th Philadelphia Ledge,

Mosaary-Failsres. Philadelphia Ledger
Of the l2.h says:
We heard oftwo or three more failures on Gatur.
DAY. only one Of which was for any very large
dour and grain business. Money 4 n ereat de.
mand among the msrchspts, and the rates rule Al
mgn, q ever. lndeedsS commercial paper can
hardly % negotiated q all Among the brokers il
Inc Albany Atlas Of the 9th says:
we regret 70 announce that several failures Of
metcantiie houses have occurred in this city. We
hear that in some of The csntra and vestsrn citis
some leading business men have aiso heen Com.
PEELED 70 suspend payment" =
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Land Salss.-Ths Joliet Oily Democrat says
that one firm in that town. agents for nonresident
ahd-holders, have sold to settlers since the first Of
January last more than 10000 acres Of farming
lands. The prices At which al those lands were
soad, ail Of them being unimprevsd, have ranged
from - so to IS per acre.
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&c. -.
- ~ X I'D! e. ll ~
X = = - !: & & Il : = tRasnn, 800 Z
2 "a r. "a Z, ~ = 60
- ~ Ijf11>S - 4, =.
"a. ~ -. =: -. ~ .1.s; e: sssss
- l. 4 F.! z.5l - - !: ..l sz|1 u - !slH:
lI : KS! . !! h q. 4 u! 81 J. - 4
~ - y j. -
|S6 = 81 . n - y - ~ - to
~ - - = ~ 4 ~ r. =. 3 - ~
ia SS75s 4 Sss.s ts 4, sssss,s.s
~ 81. ..s. - I-.,Sss.z s'.s.s.
n! Z n 49, - : ~ q
d-<lg ~ o&1dss bee4U - ~ o0d hi1bs ~
|Quiaine IT, ftsest aocs1 70 h11y III limb Of a.
srie elponlstlo, d III II Wkieh ~ Blocper
.1.ls ss..,i. n, lsIs.Sse,lI-l -. 5-,..
5.Zs a !. ~ d 80 - 3 q :,
~ q -
ss oee-eos nos eyee sne noet vaolent eppeseIs
reason. who nav have had the rood luck 70 have
fbasn - xk1.h n, ~. ,.sf t,, 4, stre, e,,n1sva
-. ".sI - ,s -. 49,. !. ~,
~ u..e = w. .
e.n' ~ sppsops'. - Des most esps''A"y
last Sunday. when Blocmsritss. not 4 T0svqse,
for The tsovser looms wers minus, but 4 Abersins,
miSht r. sas, In avnrv dirActon n the naishhor.
Ihcca f. r.fs,.s,s ..,.,. a. f..,.n .,,,et. :.
49,. - ssi..r ss;.s. -. ..-,s !; 49,
yaEissy q I'm and exlsnts sons. v y suss,
wesos . eyes pots. shoeking limitations of IL 3D.
hoeped Bjocmer pas1srn-othep1. hoinr hastily ~.
Nm a.. ,,era eouallv nlueive "a ma 49, hut
.,-.,.h - ~. =, ..,;.f, 81 - -. -...s .a,er.
...1 's-..ss.a ~. . - q :. 8 8.
Btoomsr dfss. Hundrsds stood in silent, oshsss y
boisserom admiration Of shs picturesque scene
u,hich Csmn .ereet then pr.sentad. And NO Won.
a. M Ejtov. -. a ~ tell Won. without soins
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San Fsanessoo.-Hunt's Merchants Magazine
for May states the fact that the exports from San
francisco are larger than from any other city in
the United States, not excepting even New York,
and that in imports and tonnage it stands among
the first. The gold forms by far the largest part
Of the exports.
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~ FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUR0PE
r. .ts..,.k;. Af,;.. 3. ...:..s h.;.-s... 4.
49, sss's Y sAs - = kssust 81
Msvxses: leiddli6a 4 plid@sx CosaaS iss ~
nsye ads1nqe4 IL eaIss 16vs beel
ss.soV os.sss g rA,sA euh1e teok 1900 y!
lS,sess - gu0 - 8sloeng = quotsd 81, and
5.s NM J, g. sncs9a - elEss6rl quoss Ptiesi
sss 10000 hslss. sfylIsh spsssiSisss ssol 1000
11s mssket c!esea a
s 10y ~. -.Cottee during Tie week he,
Ssiss ~ e -; on i:9er qnsilses e oool
issS * ~ vsses z aSs leg g ~ y 60f; Up
Aseeeass fiem The maaafacturing distrists IN
6ss..'s. 80 g. ,.;.. ~
49, 9e sals efe que1 snd pricea. generally 1
IN d sSs = Wss!s!n Can9l Flour y quseed q
d. = ~ ~ xnnedelphla and baitimors 20s g
a ~ nlse whese % 70 % "a red y I'd z
~h;s. 90. snsw Oorn re naked 2bs y 30 %.
irs?va,ions- Fine Rssf somm.nds foil prices
ds@ssdA ~ Rs asennea g y d. wtnou. increase.
- n ~ 1879 9nd Shoulders are wanted. The mar
3 sTe.ss 1no pl,oee nave advanced IA
~ eoesies here have been NO sales II CaIolnI
a I'M y S9Ess closed With less dsmand-sales 2
r. -. s:sao .lco = Sos %; The dsnsad 70
= 8, ~ a.Af = iuii rsees--sales q hne Pekoe Z
~ g - VI.
= ~ g ~ mas. Quescitron bark tfem The qua!
~ -. ~ Isln9 sngns aeelne. I.
Isrris. IL ssAss y sseeoy' and wcekmen full!
s5,R,oyeo.
ga ~ r meeicy nsr.et Y nrm. Consc!s closed .
~, Ans Dui,ion " TIE Bank Of England was I
- .r-s ~ ssssASsvVvsuuV.
- ssscucn hso taken place in military stores
ana some had declined 2 per cent.
-. se rk sfe tuiiy sustained Passengers ole
- .Ieely;
Ii.s.esss i. - .le City o. GLASGOW arrived
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Hal Stern.-A very severe hail storm passed
ever Hancock ard Clear Spring Counties, Nd, on
IL sth. Many trees and fences were blown down,
= slso Ivy windows were broken BY the hail.
Soms 4 III hail stsnss were - large q pigeons
egg. vhilats nsjerity Of them were the size Of
large marbles. The storm was accompanied BY
very heavy rain, ana much electricity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-21

Observation-Disclosures from Venezuela to the
11th ult. has been received The 9Th Of July. the
anniversary Of the independence Of Venezuela, wa.
celebrated with pomp, an enthusiasm and solem.
nifty, heretofore unequaled. The public function.
sries, magistrates and citizens, who had on thai
day assembled in the Governors Palace, were I'd.
drsssed BY President Monsgss in strain Of ami.
mated and glowing eloqusnce.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-21

Canadian Csusscy.- Inspector.G General Of
caanaa has unlimited to The Canadian Parliament
Toronto seriss Of resolutions for the adoption
@ NJ decimal currency, a now in use in the
United States, foF the mutual bsneit Of the States
and Canada The present money Of account il in
pounds and shillings. HALIFAX currency, viz: the
pounds equal the four dollars. United States cur.
rsncys and the shilling equivalent to twenty cents,
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Attic r.o,.,tof ~ iRRDs, !k|,cgsDas A.ss, 1850
Xel CIV " msf iscI qHs q y, With ons q
ushty' -. mot a y. nsilhsf oscie1.
we afe now ready tosupply sugar plantsus with epr
hsadell. Yos Co o. d ofaos. he New Cans
wiii b. promptly attended To-.
WILLIAM II. EAGER.
mh0 2dp6 Agent Of Biloxi 6tsan Brick W. -.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-13
Sefcntli6e 2SenOu.

2cnneritdes nho Sreita9S csn 27ifen hntS
26fen Mdrs foil ann t5aufe ees perftcrbc~
nen Sapio Wieano, in SaISbnrg &cmnf6ler
esdaGoun;p. auf tFentIider 8enpu oefaafF
rereen:
I @frSe. mcrunter fi6 Gin prr5haHtes
4jdbrisrs 3uttpfuo unc cine trdttjaeMdbre
tefInrrn, uno ein Samilicnpfero, Elm Stcf
Ginouisb, woruntsr eini9e &ube NIT Salbsf
iine rcin gutter Stod Sdneins, nCrunter iidr
Smci Gcien, Iebt nit 8 Sun9en, befinoen, q
4@iulSmoscn. elm 8OoD, Elm 2SduIswo9en,
Elm oar5 neuer 8odaw opwaacn nit 8efbirr.
eu Su90i SahtitIitten. Yferot9eltirr fur 3
pfsyoe, @inemhbler pfu9sa saefbirrt Snbrfat'
tel une Siume, Geitfattel uno 3aum, paar
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ltdnoi9c6 Sbmiecgef6irr, .Seu BEL Der Son.
ne. Sausubr, GObIen uno tSoSofen. BET
ten une SeuIaeen, Strdnte. uno @rune'
biruen beim 8uI6el. uuo fon(f nod oieIe
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tdufia Al msloen.
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bic porShsIiebaen Ger cbiSen GrtiFst aa ere
fen Saa perfauft msreen.
Die 8eoinsuneeu am gafdufSta9e uRe
QufparIun9 uen
ecurp sSicanp,
&euliniItratcren.
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fdaus Sufep unb feinsr 9anSen pCliSei
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bduIer perurfadt. Ser Marfbau bate
feline Scrfebrun9eu 70 ftldu 9etrofen. oae
bic SpieIer nibt eber @iHo BON feincm
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oeu bate. Su Der Sudbury Snase mur
ben cnpo 40 SpisIer 9sfan9sn. nit 5ano
feffeln sufammsn 9efcppeIt uno mad benz
etverett Strascn. 9efdnaniife transpOrtirt.
Sm Qrbor Soufr. in Re. Z Sudbury. SraBe
uno i'm @bssnut GDttdae in Der pOrtIano'
Stroee mabte Der Marfbau einsn dbn
Iheu Sang, Die 8sfan9snsn puroen 9Isi6
faus nit 9anofeiIsIn SufammSn 9efcppeIt
uno in lan9en 9inien butereiHanSer eurb
ole Stroscn nab Den @sfdneniiItn gsfubrt.
untsr ben Ssrbaftetsn bsfnoen fob eil'l9e
Der erifeu Mdnner Der Staot. iun9e una
aIte. Die 1ufreeune iber bieIe Serboftun'
gen ourb bic Staet mar au6eroroentlib
aro6. Qus Den Gsetern SpieIbduIern, mel.
DE unter1ubt wuroen. rparen Die S6eel aus
eefIo9sn. Wan aIaubt, ba6 bic pOIiSei
Court bic meiifsn Ssrbaftetsn nit Sbaler
Snafe unb Der SabIun9 Der Soften ourb-
Iblupfen Iahen wtrb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-13
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cen:
3nei 8u6e. elm nener Sas6fdIittsH, sta
patent 8cdofen rinqsri6ht fur 8obIen Cbr
6cls Su trcnner, Better une 8sttIaeeHt
Rh6enfdrant, Sinf, SOlSfiife, fcpie Bot
tetn, @ldicr II. {. ,p., Safer, 3abcr. Stdn'
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WeIidtcrnfutter bsim .SuncsTt S6ubPat'
rem, Sperr unc 9ubPettsn. Ssu' nne 9Ria'
ooteIr, S6aufeln, pEnaasfbirr, nebif elmer
arp6en 8crfdisosubett atIerlsi Saus'. Sau'
ern'uno 8u6eusudtbf&aftsn 6u unlidn0'
lid su mclorn.
Die geeinsungcn Gm Ssrfaufstdse un0
Qufwartur9 Don
Daniel glaae.
90Grs 13. N3nf