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ADAMS 4 cos. EMPRESS.
CALIFORNIA AND AUSTHA ALA

'i'BE usual inter rush fur the tdld Regions IL rom
] inenfins Parties desiring tickets, by means u
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20

DAIN-k iLLEft.-rr Dave Paia kncrtc tt
i routasti 'ii hind, AMI fat -sl- at mann chists
pfie-- shoip ials ard retail si-o Ms. D.. kiddof-
'h'irfa Nnr'u All Ihsti'es tufJial, together With
n'nsf VI the s,pulii fstrt Medicines 81 n. ds, ts
f,lr hy f.tr-t'DMU 4 u-tspJil
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20

CF"tVhlt dear crcatrrc the "lSr'ly
Mary" mus; hc 10 driw forth such tnnchnu
poetry rs tho following. which We eat from
the New York Mirror. We wonder il she
is aware that her sweet, soft voice is SO
mpch mollowcr than spring butter. Wa
ache ia becptn acquainted with this ciiarm-
ing creature:
'fha-l', Indeed T. Mary
hhf IT lcs' slsa;
ton~t vinr-i fairy,
ot iiLo a sDnHE wil.i's'.
''i.f yfl"t IL grt and tneIlfty
... .. Nud k',lmrig -yss q, yirw ....
Sp,ing hn'icr-- G,n,li ,cllvg'--
'dnB.t compare unto
"'rht sweet aud lusrly Mary;
TIE drvc--fair, H',d''iicid,
The nist,ttuf.lr, canary,
The isn,i, 80 gently midi
80, messing, Ger g. with h.'
MAY raTih an eden b.!
Her sqrrit 'i',a, in -tIrr---
81. f,stisne, 't,rfiii, -
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iJrtDJH Il OsGotp.
center RatanJ, Nov. Is.
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trttcr Raiiand, Now ~
4 ,uayRs! CHAIRS. "a iatsr ,a jasi tcceiysd
I snd tr rac 10 tisyoAT q paGopn.
(. trtitrF Rutisnd, Nov. -
rousta'si, hand AMI Tar sale at tiaun chie,s
'h''ra Mnr'n' atl ,sfi'rs Cuf5ial, together eith
" r.u,ui Patent Mediriu,. Of III. G,t
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I NONiasrtc GpDnS.--.M b,ssis ef Dameatie
oycd' cprrtsial. ~ hand, and ~ sale b,
ii-(SJbR 4 Ostttftp.
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4 ,UANRS! IHNts, ~ isrrr ipi just received
snd trr -Aio 10 ftStbAF 4 plSDDn
Center Rutand Nov. -
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TfARtt>t SRss AND HuGIow WARE Gf
] l sste ycty NV IN tisCDtib A. OsGooD
trattt Raii,nd, Nov. ~.
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1 btEHaE - KIND, sifexs~DSs b. Piece T. ksi
k'sR, in.Ir,sters and " botessie UrasTs, rs River
r',nst Trsy, Having stock YER, cuts,Ieie, from
lns'fsi,,s,s snd ufirrwss, pst pafsa sffef
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Retail At iis Lover, Now york Hsion p.ires, k,f
t,sh o, aITsosrd cf~,ih. Among which viii In G.uhd
ZINE White Inn s,,aie, " hiir G,a1e, Flown Rlue
Flown Maihcff, fAs,a Hue and Cnn,,aah Wares, and
iss tsrss Wan formerly ksys by NJ 4. sla.s-
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oct. ei sej'srsi- p.sss
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20" ksef ~ aysrs.ir Tny H'sass.
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bEhDf-N tDi. CLOTHING, iiATs h CARS
IL VI r.rhnh quality and i,iwr-' prize may ~ hrnd
~ e.-.-H IIsCoNB A. ttstio0Ds,
Cyni. 1 f,It,a1a Nm ~
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IbOVrs. snui@. AND PLUMBERS una, Nv had
- chsap,f I.IstlUMB a. i,4souD
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-21
VOL. XVII.-..NO. 27.
NATURALIzED CITIZENS.

Some statements are contained in our ex-
change papers, which suggest the probable
necessity for the interference of our govern
ment with the practice of certain European
nations, in behalf of naturalized citizens of
the United States. 1t seems that several Of
our adopted citizens, -on revisiting Europe,
have been seized and dealt with in a sum.
mary manner, on account Of alleged delin-
quencyin the matter of military service prior
to their emigration. 2E.
In one case, a gentleman, an emigrant
from one of the Northern German States,
who had long been naturalized citizen Of
the United States, was called home in 1850
to visit his father He took with him a pass:
port, signed by the Secretary of State, and
countersigned at the port where he landed.
He had, however, not performed the usual
and it was limited to him that, in case he
maze his appearance in his fathers house,
he would be even then forced into the army.
He sent the passport to the proper authori-
ties, with the demand that he, as an Ameri-
can citizen, might be allowed TO visit his
native place, and received for answer that
he could only pass the boundaries at his
peril. What the result was in that case does
not appear.
Another case was that of an American
citizen, born Prussian subject, who, at ane
early age, had emigrated to America, and,
after some years, had returned home. on;a :
visit, under the protection of an American
passport. This proved no protection to him.,
for he was seized, forced into the army, and
was not allowed to return to the United
States till he had served three years. ~ ~
The editor of the Savannah Republican, &,
who has been travelling in Europe forsomea
time past, writes rs follows: r,,ssa25zs3,
Speaking of native-born Germans who
revisit their fatherland after. becoming citi-
sens of the United States, singular case
has just occurred in Hanover. Frederick:
Leopold, a naturalized citizen of the United s
States, from Charleston, South Carolina, has
'een arrested by the Hanovarian Govern
nent, and sentenced by tribunal to seven
'ears of active service in the army This,
ON plea that he owed military service to-
lis native. country. His passport from the :.
lanartment at Washington, his citizenship
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THE FRESHMAN AND THE DEACON,

A few months ago, as Deacon Ingalls,, o
Swampscott, K. l., was travelling through
| the western part of the State of New York
he fell in with an Irishman who had lately
arrived in this country, and who was in
quest of brother that came on before hin,
aud settled at some of the diggings in that
vicinity.
Pat was a strong, athletic man; true
Catholic, and had never seen the interior of
Protestant church. 1t was pleasant Sab.
bath morning that brother Ingalls, met Pat,
who inquired for the road nearest to the
church.
Ingalls, was good pious man. He told
Pat he was going to church himself, and
invited his new made acquaintance to &C.
company him thither, his place of destina.
ton being a small Methodist Westinghouse
near by. There was great revival there
at that time, and one of the deacons (who,
by the way, was very small in stature,) in.
vited brother |. to take a seat in his pew
He accepted the invitation and walked in,
followed by Pat, who looked in vain to find
the altar, &c. After he was aeated he
turned to brother |. and in whisper which
could be heard all around, inquired
"Sure, and isn't this hereto church 2"
Hush!" said Ingalls,, if you speak a
loud word they will put you out"
"Divil word will speak at all, at all"
replied Pat.
The meeting was opened with prayer
by the pastor. Pat was eyeing him very
closely, when suddenly an old gentleman
who was standing in the pew directly in
front of Pat shouted "glory."
Hi-s.s.t, ye clear divil," rejoined Pat,
with his loud whisper, which was heard by
he minister; be dacent and don't make a
olackguard of yourself"
The parson grew more and more fervent
n the devotions Presently the deacon ut.
cred an inaudible groan. "Hi-s-s.t, ye
,lackguard, have ye no dacency at all, at
III 7" said Pat, at the same moment giving
he deacon a punch in the ribs, which caus.
d him nearly to lose his equilibrium. The
minister stopped, and extending his hand in
supplicating manner, said, Brethren, we
annot be disturbed in this way; will some
mo he kind enough to put that man QUIT"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-21

I "But, stay! this matter may be more ss
tisfactorily arranged: Away, my men, t
The dining hall, and there make merry wit
wine till call. Iswould.cenyerse with Dol
Francisco"
Now, senor,o exclaimed the murderou
wretch, as the last soldieEleaves the apart
ment, "now will Propo osemy terms. Few
words will suffice ouSWill very readily
understand me. Giyeme. your rpromise, ths
within twenty -four hours your daughter shall
become my wife, and yssoldiers shall be
sent from the mansion at0Rce."
"Never! SoonerWonld ] die 4 thousand
deaths than render upsn1y only child, my
beautiful Josefa, to osblaek ayillain.."
"Then, | will not1-zs
"Live to consumnlate fhs crime your black
heart has planned, is uttered in a voice at
his elbow, that makes dhe guilty Spaniard
start, as if stung by scorpion.
Quick as thought bis hand seeks bis sword
hit, but the next instant falls, rs if palsied,
to his side; for there ID the chamber, not
three feet from him, standssthe young Amer.
lean, the affianced husband Of Dona Josefa.
"What, ho with-Dsbat the shout dies
on his coward lips as Francis Burnet draws
revolver from his bosom, and points it
within a foot of his forehead.
"Wouldst join your brave soldiers, Don
Mateo Perhaps BY theirnid you may be
enabled to add myselfto the number of
your victims. Come, senor let us to the
dining hall"
Suddenly he filings wideI Iopen the door to
an inner apartment, exclain,ing:
Your brave dragons; Colonel Alvaro
Torres, alias Mateo lquino, thief and mur.
derer! do you recognize them! Really,
you can scarcely rely on your brave fellows
in your murderous purpose" !" and the young
man points to twenty kneeling figures, in the
dmly lighted saloon; onSIheir knees, while
BY the side of each stands a determined
ooking man holding aIeSolver within six
inches Of his prisoner'geaf.
"Down, villain "-thesSTetch sinks to his
knees.
Deliberately, Frank BuTnet, takes strong
ord from his pocket and ssbinds the palsied
imbs of his captive. The twenty strange
nen followed his example, land the valiant
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