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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
Sefcntli6e sSen0u.
Sebr. IL,

Sonnerfas5 uno Sreitdas ben 4ten uno
5ten Wirj, isossmaI Inn 10 ubr 8crmit.
tags. iOqsn am toaufs ces perfortenen
Seinrib Sraue, in ROrs ,@beitbau,
eedta @aurtp, ofrntlib psrtauft m,ten:
5pfucsuno pfaots,fairr. .Rlbr, siniae
nit SdIber, 8noer, Gin Buu, 9 Shmsine,
2 8isr9duIswd9en, Elm 29dutspagsn uup
elm 1@duIsDd9en pFu9e, @sse, Stlitten,
SIufterfette uno anoere Retten, 6euteiteu
uno Shtmd, 2 @incmubten. Snob6anf,
Gle SdEfts siuer Srsftmdftius uno 9fcroe.
asmaIt, Saamsn auf esm Srlce, @runebt.
rem. Better une SettIdesn, Ssfeu nit Rcbr.
Std uno StubIs. uno fonii nod rieIe 6aus'
une 8ausraaudtbe, gu msitdufis 30 mecen.
Die 8scin9un9sn am SrFaufstass uno
Qufwsrtuna Ucn
1oSspb Traat,
EamRsl SrnnE,
Grtfutersn.
Sebruar IL ha3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
Ssbruar IL.
Sefentlt6e SSen0u.

MscntosS ben 1ftcn Mdrj. um 10 rbr
Bormittass, 1ouen am 9uute oss unter.
fbrisbenen, in Norbwbeitbau Saunf6ip,
eeha @auntp. cffentGitb uerfuuft peroen:
pfsrcs unO pferossdhirr sin vcr5lsIiber
Stof &inbsUieb unb Sbaofe, Shwelne,
2 8insduIswdsen nit 9Ocps. Elm SpoSier'
spaaen nit @efbirr. ) WfIiee uno Gsasn,
Genteitaa nit S6emel. Stsifnooss Sunf
ferfetts, Sprr une 8ubtsttsn, sine Drefb
anofdine uub pfererpolt. Seu- uno Mi(f-
aobeln, He&su. unb font nod pieIe 8au-
srneerdtbf6often, Su spsitidufis au meIcen.
Die 9ebineunssu am IsrtaufstOse uno
ufportune pen
cse6s 5sGsr:,
bruor IL. 6~Sm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
Scfenflihe QenDn.

Sumliass ben 6ten MdrS um II ubr
gDaittaos, fouen am 6auIe css untsrSeitne'
ten, in SberfaucOn Saunftip, ss6a Co.,
6ffenti6 psrfauft wereeh:
Gins 7iibrise trassnbe Mdtrs cine I'm
sabl Rinopieb, Elm 2 pfereswuasn nit Scep.
pfnoeaef6irr. Sperr. uno Ghbfctten, z
Srubtrsffe, Safer, Stdnber une 3lber. Elm
Sfen nit GCbr, uno fonGf nod uieIs Sau-
ernartifel, Su umfidnbIih Su msIcsn.
Die 8eOinsun9en am Serfanfstase une
Qufwartuns pon
Sobn Su6sder.
Sebruor IL. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
g 6ri6f
QQentcun. Dec. 4.

wiro bisrmit scseben coe Die unterSeidns-
ten oIs @rseutOren ces Ieeten @iasns uno
Seifaments ces uerfiOrbsnen Senrp @ off,
leetbln Don SaISbur9 &aunfdip, eetd
Co., ernannt wCroen iiuo. 4Ile oieieni9en
baber welde nod on bsfaete SinterIoBeu'
fboft fbuIoen. iino oufseforcet inerbaIb 6
@o6cn abSubsSabIsn,- uno Scts Die nod
red tmdeiss Soroesuuaen an befa9te 6in-
baben, nno ebenfaus erfubt
oisfslbsn wObIbeltdti9t einiubIlnaen. an
9poia oDUIf,
9obu 2lppeI.
Sanuar -. Hs6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26

2tC ltH 2ulINll 'GN''N'
prn asutauu unO lImosssnc atbtunsspcG bic Hn,si9e
Su maben, coB CT iccben fsine
Sa6ti6t Sa9uerrcansStmmer
erSfTnst bat wtlths DEFENDERS u Dem Gnbgpcd erbaut
fne I'M GitbtbiIoer coCr Da9uerrCchptn in mTNbiter
@cItcmmenbct ju nCbmen. 1iSirs qctal III in oer
bnmiltcn SnoFc, eini9s SbdrCn unerbolb Der 8cfcrs
mtttn Grhc, i'm britttn Stcd eCs @Cbduecs pcn
prn. 3. 3. Sufb's Sfn:GNaorrnlnScr.
Snbsm - cine cripiCsne Charitable 1T. hag Iaaurrs
rsan BilrniiTr in pobrcm peripGttiY uno rtDttlem
9ht uuo Sebdten nur miEttlt CinGs 0otllbts 0encms
men proen tTnncu, uno inotm flD Der llntn brttsnt
CntIbtctn bat, tEn Q5llo aus lcintn piubcn ghcn IL
laTcn. cbne cab Cs in iCrer Snlbt rclltcnmen pire
wdniht Ct ooG ollie Sche Nie elm tcrrCttss 8lrnlR 81
battn rpUnhSn, ihn nit tbtcm 3uprutb tcrbrcn mSts
ten. @r tfrt 8IIcniIt nit coCr cine garrison, tniIn
cNer nSbrt ;a!imcn ouf stner Ylatts, IN rtnem StM
br unHhrtrSffIh bier cOtr IN btn 9rSBtrn StSttI.
Die eags ittnrr 5mmer N pcn lclhEr @'chafinbat
c0E elm pClltcnmensr Gtbmcj pcn eibt uno Scbutttn
uno lcnod bic ktCnsGbntdltEn @siltbtSauSprudt Gem
9ilee aufasbrddt merotn.
Den 0onen, rpcltbe flh pcllin obnehmcn lakn,
piro smpfrtsn, ftb nit elmer eunttln coT f9urlrtEn
DrCE ~ fleioCn.
8onilTs mSrecu oencn,rsn pcn itter GtSBe. oil
trtcn cpch olS bcCn Saoei, ouf Ole acrbtlttn lat:
ten, in Gdfts, ecftts, 8runocdn, Stn0crrtn9G ~.
Sc orcG lnb ct 0crthctt res NadlttbtS nap CT tn
Stonee III pcrtrmnenc GtenbllrCr pcu SncCrn in cCm
fllr;en 3titroum ron GCtunOtn ju rthnlen. QrCtR
Der 8uonife il nab GrGGe uno @trfHtt9unl. Illt
Btttr Iino rparrautirt cauGrbaft ju lttn.
0EJ~ Der @inoau9 Su rti9cn 3immer III eiErrits NQn
untcrbalG :. 8. Buicb's Skn:IGoorEnla1cr.
81. Y. - Snitruttcncn in cti1Cr STUNT lpcrben err
tb,lt uno apparatus uuo 5u9bSr 9dsrt on Gin Yrti:
fen.
g. QB. Surcaw.
2tICrtaun, Sauuar 8. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
aoomneritoe, bem 8ebrmar, 1859.
Grn(tli6e SRa6rt6t.

Slu bic mnabbdnaigcn Sitiscns pDu Scebd
uno augrenSenoen Sannties. L
5rCunoe uup SRittur9r!
SD babe mid entfdIUiIsn nchmaIs Dor
Gub Su fommen-absr nidt aI5 Ganeieat
fir Elm Hmt, fOnbcrn um @ub anSuSei9en
boB itb Qe9snwdrtia
Ginen bcrrlicbtn Stpcf Sober
SSddren
gum Getfauf ouf Sono babe. bic an 8htr
nirarnemo i'm Staat ubcrttcffsn wrrcen.-
Serner bar er ale su oiefem 9sfhdft geb0
riae uno nOtbwsnbiQc QrttfeI, meIbe er ale
70 wcblftil ab5ulOGen wllers III, ais lle
irasnb loniiwU e,baItcn merocn fbnnrn.
Wou rufe rnber an. nid'fte 3bhre III
Barrier uno YUuna's Sartmoarentcbr, in
Ger 6nmiton. troGe Der Stact Quentoun,
no man cisfe NrritsI unc cen Wann ftnoen
wiro, Ger fir ALE feline &uncf6oft INNER
oonttar 1T,
cypGn .. Cole.
QQentaun, Ssb. s. 1852. nQ2W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
Se1a GammtD 9egeniciti9c
Scuerperfb Daft.
@apitaI stof 5 a,R3s,sA2

Gircftprcu;
eatc6 gRenner, oenrr Shons,
Scnotron DWfuorftr, pcttr lHtdtrt
@tos DiItl, 3onil 8. YaIttan,
Satcb SIaCr, Sotc6 SdbmrWr,
@rroro Ncbtr, S6rael 9Rtstc,
Ssublu 1annr, 8lunGpiUt ycoSr,
4oiram Z. Sthore.
SucDb SSenner, YrSNrTt
3. 9JpScr, Srtretir
~. z. Sd,nut, Shoemcifn.
0CTSti0c neutrality-suspicious. 1T sns Der bG:
fen i'm Stoot YCnnptrouttn. uno "a ie i'm &crrtbrn
itbr rtrIbt9 u QRCrts 9cbt bic 2(n9tt9cnbcten Der
CSctlihoft 0enou uno prompt rCrpolttt wtrrtn. unc
tliu in StGotbtu QGs9cnes 90Entbum pirilhut miro,
fc por ihr tishCr ras Gldt uu9cpShnltth 9JultiQ.
QItr ltju gi0tutbum QS9tn Smr iu ptrichIrn punfht
MIRO oobr pchl tbuu b tst oiCtr GttlIihoft u MI:
otn, srno 90 ihrS 8erinaurain ouh dugtrit ouutbu;
oar fuo-91ou toun ftb Su rltitm @chufi utlcsn Crt
brn. Grmiu 8cpcr, Agent, crSr td irgeno Cjncm Der
Drtttcrcr.
Sauuor, %. nl3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
Scfentli6e 0cnOu.
Dctfntsr ID.

SOnnsrifass cen 4ten Mdrs, um 12tlbr
Mittao5, fonsn am Saufc css untcrSsi6nc
ten, in Sbrriautcn Saunitip, 9eha Gauntp,
auf 6ffsntIibsr 8sncu Uerfauft petoen:
Gin portrsfltbss Sbofpfero bas nidt
febl Su fparnen uno erii 6 Sabre alt IN, SWei
Suucn, Gins uno eas anoere 2 Sabre aIt
Yferoe9cfhirr, 8ute rnr &inoer, etn uOr-
treffIites Shaaf Gin gutter 2pferrewa9en,
ScISfbtitten, Spsrr uno &ubfetten, 9fu9e,
@aeen, cine Suantitdt S6reina9e(dirr
uno fcnff nod pisle 8auernartifst, Su um
ftdnoIid ;u meIeen.
Sie 8epin9uu9en am SereaufStase unb
Uufwartun9 rrn
eSacpb Gei6.
Sebruar 5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26

Disfe @sfeaf6aft psrftasrt fsin anoees
als iihres gissntbum.
gigsntbum wiro In elmer eiaeneu
8laHs ueriibert; une bic fur ibre poIieies
einsebsneen @eIoer wuroen nur sur Be5ahs
lung UOn 5suet in ibrsr GIoiTe psrwsnbet.
RSofepb eeonarb III anfprtden.
Der 4stnt fur esba uno Buds gaunties.
Sttcter %, 1851. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
OrORc SGrgem!
Gin nellcr Stp1r Al perfauftn.

wv wv wv NOh~T~ Nv ~'~' ' WV
AEFZA @iner Der portbriIbaft itsu Stpbr5
I;;:iHasin getu uno Southampton Gdnn:
k.s.sssR tie5 miro, pa Der gi0ncr in anocre
8elHdfte Su trsten 9ecsntt, 8um &erfaufe
anecbCtsn. 3uaIeit ii oub fein rrdtliaer
StOd 9uter bu perFaufsn. 1aon8 9eItbdft
erlt cine furse 3sit tehieben wuree, 70 IN
Der 9anje Stof nod 70 gut aI5 neu, uno
an einsm 9r6ecrn SOrtbsil bu srIanaen, aIs
menn man not Ger Stoot qebt um einSu'
faufen. Ser StCbrifano III bel weitem Der
fh6nlie uno belic in SbstfnutCn Saunfhip,
uno fam an biuigen 8ecin9unaen eefauft
wcrbsn. wenn niht Der game Stof, eann
Elm 3beil oefIclben, mie e5 &dufon 9efdui9
it, Sa5 Ndbers fam man erfabren wenn
man anruft i'm 8u6Rcbr ces
ScdJG Rdtriptcn.
Sebruar 5. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
9sri16erun9 9e9en Seuer.
Sie Staats 9e9enfciti9e
Seucrperfc6e 9s9efelt( (dbaffy
Sarris6mra, IA.
8. .. GutbstfOrc. preiitent.
u. 8. @iIlett, Sefretdr.
Sebruar II

3weigsSffiee, las gbesnuasdec. philadelphia
@iltstt uno Ge9sfbaG5 6eueral.aasuter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26

S6dB6arcS gt9entDum
gum NriDat=Serfauf.
Der unterseibnste bietet our6 pripat
bonoeI Sum Ssrfduf an.
Series icbGt6arc Gi9cntDnttt,
aeleeen am fuo0liIibeu @de Der SamItOn
uno Marqarstb SraBen in Quentaun.-
9xz2, Die Ssrbe1trun9sn iinb
f;;::1. Sin 0rOees nnc bcqucmcs
@ @l.s..l SSODnbaus,
Don 8adifeinen auf bic oauerbafteffe une
tunilfertiaiie g8eife srbaut, umeeben uou
berrli6en StbattcnbGMmen. Sc um.
fast. nit benz sussb6riseu 9runpe, elm gan
ses 8iered, 240 SUE SrOnt uno 4S0 Su6
Sisfe. Sin badffsinsrner Stau, GisbauS
uno anbere Nebenesbduce, iino bequem bsim
6aufe. 9os SauS fam, mrnn 9ewhnfdt
nit einem She'll oss Sruncss usrfauft Wer
cen. Ser &ehtstitel in unoerwSflib unc
Die 8ssoblun9 fOu lsidt sema6t Werbsn.
@beufaas-3wei Soften, aeIe9sn auf
Der Ncrpfeite Der 9amiItOn StroBe, 9esen'
ibsr ben 9OmbOpotbiften @ebduorn.
Gli 9. G6eer, assnt fdr
Of. 8. Dale.
Sanuav g. No
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
$br Sau6bdltcr,
Ghr SS0uCrltl

Gttrouht eCbaufln, 9Riit9atStn, Sietc, Ncrtt
Grubhadtu, Nib: unO oatftt tten VrulttGttCn, net:
tIuitr6nal. Godne6Cr, StritNd Yfrectutltcn, Drum:
fGatn ouftfIu uuo loufua9d IL ~, oIIts mcbftI fdr
boar GC(r.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
St6rctntr mb Spl;or6eitcr

@bt Shr icrhpc fault ttk kbd mCtnt pcttln, Sd9cn,
gQtiGd Shntlrcueftr, 3cbrCr DrsbmCtBd octrIillin,
3antlbroutcn. l1intSt, Brtbtl, uno anrere 8silc,
3cutIbs, QpcetCine, HIcn uno Rolprln, 9Biutdtcbr,
SonCrapicr 6thte StbrCtncr: Ytci)ttfte, etc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
Surcaip's SatbliCbt
9d9lterredn> I Simmer.

Der llnterNiHncts wunfbt ben Damcn unr osrrcn
prn ausuauu unO lmoC9sne atbtun9spcG bic Hn3st9e
81 naebtn, ooB CT fccbsn sne
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
Nttr Wl0urer,

Sots jtb Yhiitcr:, NIourtr: uno pcintin9:8tr
Qotttu6ritt, gjcrNrhodtr. Sictc, urCrihuirt, %
tSltltn, Il. + p.-2tutb b0tc ib
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
Serldn0t tperSen:

500 Sotsbauts, rpcfir mir Gts. per Yfr. br'obIsn
500 9iph6utr, 9ts'
500 6db; uno ShIirbauts. Cts
1000 Sulbrl ioafsr an ren bGbitsu aantounrr FrGt:
lsn.
SSeioner unb SreillI9.
Srsnrstaur, Stb. II, 1852 na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-26
Ne,er Sas'bOls SOf
ouf ber Sitfeite Der Qe6a SrIs

Die llutsrEitbnCten bebicnn iicb tCisr @sIs9cnbsh
ibren TrCunOen unO eintm 9tebttcn 9ubItum i'm ltk
atmcinsn, bic NnjsaS 81 mohCn, RAP iie Gin
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-04
Artificial Teeth.

CONTRIBUTING =. the teeth do Ia the beauty ana
pleasing preston Of the countela't--'" correct
By the function "I HE tFa.i0'
which they assist in periuIlnlng, I" me ''ii " INC
whole organization it nIt surprising mat their los
should be considered serious affection, ana l!"t
art should he invoked I" replace >NCh ,'> WIZ. ''
fetal substitutes So great indeed l. tiie l''u'H vi
the human teeth to decay, ana - lil'ti H'2ic'''"
are the means of their preservation, that few persons
reach even adult age, without losing one OF llie
thee invaluable organs But happily for suffering
humanity. they can now be replaced by artllc'a
ones 80 closely resembling those planted III the Jaws
bv the hand of nature IL to he readily mistaken lor
such even by the most critical and practical obser-
vcr>.
The utility ofartificiu teeth depends on their be-
ing properly constructed and correctly applied. All
enlightened Judgment and practical SKILL thrfeiore'
are required by those who practice TINS as wen IL me
other branches of the art y Knowledge o Inc amt
onv and phv>ioogv of the moufh-t- various path
olorc;ll conditions an.i ther.pcucal indications. Is
essentially necessary To the dental practitioners; ana
a. iIortant Il, i correct information I" nm upon
these points il is even more -. that ne >h"ulu DE
thoroughly skilled in tie various mrchanlca ma
mipuliom> that pertain I" the ro>thc>i> oi THESE
organs. -,
The success Dr>. Kilbourne have met with IN INC
Insertion of hole -ct- the principal oi 4 Ms.
PIIERIC PRESSURE ha> been 50 compete 'Hi
thcv feel confident Of giving entire satisfaction even
in the most difficult C:,>c>-thc teeth retained -
firmly i'll their places without clasps or springs tina
.rv will resist the force of fifteen pounds without
being removed from the Jaws. The practIcabi!tN
ot who'll. >,t> of teeth i II" longer an experiment
experience ha- proved them 10 he efficient >uo>,i
tute> Of the natural organs for all purposes oil >eak
in" ami m:i>tcatiun. btllcc-klttred@e ,"lpt
Block -. .Iohn>burv, VI. ''''i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-04
AS a Dyspepsia Curer

DR.. ll"url-"n> fep>im has produced the most mar
v",l"i> effects. IN curing CASES "f debility. cnacaton
nervous decline. and dv>lcptic consumption. II l.
impossible (" NV" the details al cases in the limits
'i thI- advertisement; hut
have been given 81 more than two hundred remark
able cures IN Philadelphia. New York and Boston
alone ihc-c We're nearly all desperate cases. and
'he cures were not only rapid and wonderful, hut
ucrmInrnt.
II i Il great nervous antidn.c and particularly
useful i"r tendency To- bilious disorder Liver Com
plant, fever and .tguc. badly treated fever and
-uc. AMI the evil effects of 'u;minr. Mercury and
other drugs upon the di"ctiV" organs after long
sickness AS" for rXcr~> in eating. and the free
of ardent spirits. II almost rcconclcs health
with in;rmprrancc
pr. lluuS!lt"n's rrp>in i sold iy nearly all the
dealers in fine drugs and popular medicines through
ont the United States. II i prepared in powder
and in fluid form-and In prescription vials for the
OF physicians.
Private circulars for the u>r of physicians, NAV
Ice obtained ofDr. loughron or his agents ,le>crib
ING the whole process of preparation and giving the
authorities upon which the claims Of this new rem
cdv are based AS il is not a secret remedy no Oh
lection can he raised against it, bv physicians
in respectable standing and regular practice Price
one dollar Der bottle
OBSERVE THIS, Every bottle Of the genuine
Per>In hears the written signature of ]. $. Hough-
ton. VI ID. sole proprietor, Philadelphia. Pa.-c"pv
right and trade mark secured
Sold 10y all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
Agents.. {. BINGHAM. st. .Johnsburv.
Wholesale * Retail Agent: j. Weeks. Dan
VILE; ). X. Collins. Montpelier. 766yI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-04
MORAL g. RELIGIOUS,
THOUGHTS OF HEAVEN.

Ii heaven does not enter into us by way of
holiness, we shall never enter into heaven
by way of happiness. If you would lay up a
treasure Of glory in heaven, lay up treasure
oi. grace in your hearts. If your souls are
rich in grace, they will be rich in glory. The
more YOU do for God in this world, the more
Cod Will do for YOU in the next AS heaven
is kept for the saints of Christ, SO they are
kept for heaven by the Spirit. In heaven
Ill Gods servants will be abundantly satisfied
with his dealings and dispensations with
j'icn; and shall see how all conduced, like
ST many winds, to brin. them to their haven :
and how even the toughest blasts helped to
bring them homcwarl>. How can we expect
to ike with God i'll Heaven, if we love not to
live with him ON earth? If thou lowest to
Worship God here below, God will take thee
II? IA worship him above. Thou shalt change
'hy place but not thy employment. Heaven
i lay without cloud to ,larken it. and with
ut NIGHT to end it. We would be seated
III the heavenly Canaan, but are 10th to be
scratched with the briars and thorns of the
wilderness. In heaven there is the presence
~ ali good and the absence of all evil. Grace
anl Glory dtlcr bat as the bud and blossom
Nin' ! -rarc bat Glory begun: What i.
Glory hut grace perfected: We NAV hop,
tor Il place in heaven If our hearts are mad,
r'.ira.'.r in the state of heaven If there viii
a. az ::tie: ia heaven. sire it will be fo,
't'-, th.t W. have done no more for God OF
earth. NJ.ou.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-04

4 SENSIBLE SPIRIT RArPER.-Thc cdlt""
of the Palmer, Mass journal, has been mix
in. with circle of spirit rappers, and made
a dollar and half 10y the operation, as fol-
lows:
eve accepted an invitation to attend a
sitting of circle of spiritualists the other
evening, and was not little surprised when
the following message was spelled out to one
of the company :-"Pny The Pri"fer" 1t was
subsequently explained through ''medium,'
that the message was from the spirit of a de
linouent subscriber. who owed us Sl.50.-
The friends of the departed paid us The mon
cv without hesitation, and the JOY of the re-
lieved Esprit" was manifested by loud raps,
tppinc the table, &c"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-04
The Rich Man Only Found"

The Hon. Edward Everett, in speech in
Boston at the dinner to Mr. Barring, argued in
his felicitous style. that there could he no an
tagonism between capital and labor. The
owner of capital, he said, in England or A
merica, really reaps the smallest portion of
the advantages which flow from its possession
he being but kind of head book keeper
or chief clerk 10 the business community
He NAV be As rich rs CrrsrS, but he can mel
Their eat, drink nor wear more than one mans
portion. Mr. Everett said he remembered
Jest made about Mr. A>tor's property, which
contained, he thought, great deal of mean
ing-a latent practical philosophy. Some
one was asked whether he would be willing
to take care of all Mr. AStor'S property-eight
or ten millions of dOlarS-merclv for his
hoard aud clothing. no. was the indignant
answer: do YOU think me fool :" WELL"
rcion> the other. that is all Mr. Astor HIM
self gets to- taking care of it: he's tomd,an
that's all. The houses, the warehouses; the
ships. the farms which he counts by the hun
drcd>, and is obi gcd to take care Of are for
the accommodation CT others" But then he
has the income the rents Of all this mighty
property. five or six hundred thousand dol
lars per annum.' Yes, but he can do moth
ing with his income but build more houses
and ships. Or loan more money on mortgage
for the convenience of others. He's found,
and You can make nothing else of it,
e. Lowell Mason Is lcc.urinc OF ,:,,,,ic
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Written for the Cale'l
WORDS OF PROMISE.

Written after listening To Il lecture on War 10y Rev
Mr. RtCkwlrr, and addressed to the friend. "
universal Peace and Brotherhood.
"T7c lien and tie Lamb shall lie d-rn tngtth.r.'
Ye come an army true and tried,
4 band of brothers bold and strong:
And. armed with Truth on every side.
March ont against the host of Wrong.
The host Of Wroa" whose thousand bands,
Aro,e lit st,tr~ of ancient time,
And ovcrrug unnaIuhrred lands.
With ,!c>olati"n. death and crime.
The host of Wrong. whose dark array
Comes sweeping DOWN from ancient years,
And still with e>olatin- sway.
O'erwhelm~ the earth with hood and tears.
Against this he. VI ." 70 fight.
With fearless hear, and daIntrSS eye;
This watchwor'l on Your banners bright
We conquer IN III, sfr!t: or die
No cannon THUNDER shakes the mir,
Y, battle not with spears and swords;
The only weapons that We bear.
Are peaceful Loves persuasive WORDS
,.., .,,.,, o.,h gray haired sire.
,.,t anal, t,l5 aud during v,uth:
For v, are arrnr,, with Heavens fire.
Armed with The e'"l"rn't"i ir""'
4 mi,!,t.r than Goliath stands
w.. ,;..r., .,rr.,v
Armed with innunerahir brands
And eager for the deadly fray.
''''''' ,..,,; .,;.,.,.
yo.u,yil in H.. hour Of ti.,hr.
S,,,,,o .j.,,, -l,t dark and vrathiul hing
T." We - l''''' went '' ''''
WIN "'"'. '''''' '''
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STAT: OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF Essen. -.
At Probate Court holden ut the Probate Office III
Lunenburg. within and for said District, on the
18th day of November. ~ ID. ls52:
4 COPY the last Will and testament OF tielnan
l Ba~-ct. late ui Boston. in the County OF sui
folk and Commonwealth OF Mas uchu>tt>. duly al
lowed and proved in the Probate Court tor Tie
County 81! Norfolk. in said Commonwealth, beng
presented 10 the court here that said copy may be
iil, and recorded, in the Probate Office for the Dis
tr,t ol Essen aforesaid agreeable 10 til" statute IN
such mldr and pru.drd-lt l. '"r"i'y ordered
that ali persons concerned he notified t" appear be-
fore aid court ut Il session III, al To Ice h"drr III
the Probate Office in l.uncnhur-. il said district" ON
the eth ,av of December \. ID. lS52. nj one o'clock
T. NJ and contest the filing and recording al til"
copy of said WILL il they see can>r. Tor which pur-
pose it is further ordered that copy -. this order
be published three weeks >urccs>i,clv i'll the Gale
DOMAIN. newspaper printed at 81. '"h-hi'rv, III
this STATE all of which publications >ila!! Toe preNl
to the time Of hearing.
1g"w3 Attest. JONAH BROOKS, Register.
\ true copy If Record.
JONAH BROOKS. Register.
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hut when ii i carried upon the wings ofpas-
sion and strong desires, a swift motion and
hungry appetite it passes on through all the
intermediate regions Of clouds, and stays not
till it dw"l'> at the foot of the throne, where
mercy sits, and thence sends holy showers OF
refreshments Inullr
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Scientific Evidence.

Baron I',l,;r in hi celebrated work animal
ct"ra.>'rv. say: An artificial digestive tuld.
analogous 10 the Gastric Ulc". may hc readily pre-
pared from the mucous membrane Of the IL mach
''hr OK. n which yar"u> articles "fir"d. - meat
and go viii m >"f;ercl. changed. a';'i d;-">tc'i.
iu- ia lie SD, n1l.ucr IL iicv would hc III the
hunar >tuma,h.
Call on IT," AGENT. and g.; descriptive circular
gratis. irving large amount Of scientific evidence
similar :" the above Together with reports al re-
from all of thu, ultrl
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Very Small
WOOD LOT.

L>OR SALE, a LOT comprising II acres. mostly
Il heavily tImbered with hard wood, situated on
the hill about half mile southeast Of Fairbanks
Village Said lot was formerly pant OF the War
ner Farm. easy of access and the soil is s,,itahle
Tor cultivation pastnrage after the wood Is remoy
ed. Apply TO WIND. WEEKS.
Hl-'"hn>burv,' July %, 1852. sS3tf
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Lifelikc Il Beautiful Complexion,

a. all NAV see ny calling and examining specimens;
These pictures are finished by newly discovered
process which gives them richness and durability
unsurpassed bv any i'll this country or Europe
The public requested 10 call and examine
specimens. Come one and all: YOU will be equally
welcome whether wishing pictures or not II You
have called once call again. and tell your friends 10
call Also as he will be happy to see you at all times
and show You anything new in the Art.
Pictures taken IN cloudy as ,reN as clear
redther.
PuteCt Gken, ss,S Tdrrant,din al no charge
tp'.s from Daguerreotw,s, Portraits. DC, neatly
treo"ed Miniatures for lnckets. pms rings &c ake',
IN tie most p.If;ct manntr. litrs Of buildings ant
scenery taken IN stgie "n$u,paSs.dbg any,
LHtn,SScs of sex deceased persons taken at their
r.$ai,nrts i d,<r,d.
Prices rayinq from 10 8 aoNus according to stT,
and fniA Of case.
/ fnpils mstrsetedodf umAed~ihq apparatus.
+. Il. GAGE.
81. Johnsburv, sept. %, 1852. 7slm3
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LYNDON ACADEMY.

TGNliE Winter Term will commence Nov. %" and
L continue eleven weeks. Tuition $50 and
$500.
Good rooms can I've obtained.
1%9w3 T.. VI. MAYNARD, Principal