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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

sts soT,efifsrfsosd BY Hcointhiiiae II di@in-
tesss,ed Ren,ioneA, anief ~hosc inspection
every sheep uss ~rifhsa aitof bsing sl,orn.
and siso IL focno The uipDs, fairness
"a. used. and an seour.is account t-ps 81
the Whole. We present bclo~ the fcpcr,
ofths roaaa'i,cc, ~h'eh "a. Kindly furnish
ed US q, use tins lot paelisaiion.
s1rosT.
The unarrsagpoa having bccn invited 10
ocaasc, tn, pseiic shcArinF q hcek Of
ysse Ffcnch Mc1Bs.s. owned by Mr. A. l..
nlnsissna. u Cornwall. vi, certify that Il
ths Eighty E.ess shsaf4 Gasn have been
impofina the prescHi year, and from the
effects a the voyage sloarcd hess than 9th.
cw ~ the sNase weight carcass; ttsssfy
we've laaabs dropped IN February and Msrh
saa t-rsiy m MAY oT JaBc, le,s2, t,esaiy-
fear scsr two ysag old Ewes. shoru last
SEASON and es, thru. year Old Fee uiih
her lamb, that gave the heaviest heoce in
tbs nout. wa 90 pound. Tho hgh,est
scec. sAorn ~as oiescn pounds thfrc ouD.
oos The ,-,Ai ~clgls 81 oNfcass u the
otghsy sheefA shsF shesrtng, ~As s.2i0 IA
I-sana.. making at average weigh, u iG,
tspa,sas The total weight 81 ~eol shcarrd
frs.n thu saTis,y sheep vas isb;s Ia pounds,
"ssins an average ~cighs u hooco Of 10
"a pounds.
s.es. a claIt. l.easzfassiil. y. \.
J-ssc iii.es, BuBAon, W.
LEAN i,o-ts, foaitnsy, Vi
u. ". fs,chsfI wesiheld. y. \.
Csarie- n. Dyer. rns-ld. \. ~.
John Gregory, Sof,hssld. VI.
e. u. s~~ei. SALISBURY. VI
Csn-,siis,
Il - pngsyr b. STATE tia; the Sool b un.
~AEi,cd. and tina, lss asssl shnakage IN
ei-sasiag - manufacturing, y a',y.sI per
-e.f Opo tsa ycaT I'D bock shsAsod ~
tbs Al & ~eol sr,gh, u csrcsss 40
lhs-
ssssss hHe iioSufsFd cattle. Aiso owned
~ Mr. sisngszsfs ~rr- si.a-n ca the ooos-
ssoA. and thr eshihiiign u Ncsnsta horsos,
rf.s.saiy descendants Il HlAnk Hash, ws
,esy hsr Anscag oshers ~c noa,ccd
sPlesAsd sAesuui stsll'an. o.Bed BY |. =.
ftcassa Ens. a Wasting. VI. Ave ynsrs ia,
weighing Lie p-sais, And I.'.=.o-.inz
tne Sr;soh and alsa i~s yesf Old clcs
ras sssillsa osas-i By Marshall 4. i,o4s.
~. - salasaaFy, Nt-~eagtsing 7 90 J.eai.,l..
srgy perfect sninisL both u these -rre
sa-ec hy Biasl ils-i, Assa IA fern aud &C.
Dsa s,rSagiy re~oa,sie their sirr.
We Asse so r.-. ~ sI.osh 81 lengsh Il
The sssassrs FteftalE,5s,s'gt sifA shach Tie
s.scssthg ~As eniisenesl, ~ The htrrar,
s-s .aA -hssh q cia.~cd We ~ti sllnde
10 tA"ss lssv pa'zsehlsfiY An,si.rr voei.
A. ~s.sas. IN. ssfsis F'ssssa - 70 Frnorsi
ssslasssst taos. And -iii nd Be ~iih.ss s.,n.
secssl sasa~nce. u - the d~sigH q the
-a2 gso-efs and sl,eeP bFeoasf. II Nef-
ss.aaa. 10 fosm ,hssassisss ifae s. sasorp
rssscsstaf ciss.- 81 ihr PsTsase ~ scra.
rsisAf ss-aiag The Feiaiiss ssrFlls Il ths az
fss~ss sfssaas q s'sssp .cegRr Crs,is.
snsh
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

WIN ihv Ifnnt ut NesntH NrrnUnt. Hutltud ani
vs. asHuutun, and ranfHgh and ~ sshnrian Hsiifoads
ts N,u Nwi, Nhan. TROY schenectady, hana,
suH t..H rs a-f
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
Dress Silks.

liHch' thangabis, striped. aud Cbs.L
ID niitr 81 heanuinl stylss and 81 tha IsIp.sf m
cr.--l niah H"i stfrpied-si
MAJ DO, ls.i g. ~ COLI A Co'F.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
L9Ck md MS Nude.
Late .3RRIV.fL.

by me auu'or IT Gentleman Jack, just pahli.ic,
ID and ~ ISLE hy a. l.. rPFAtIU
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

'I'Ht iarrssi And cheapest iat Of Fufaf4rr af az
uaei even sini nrrdrl ft sale by
A"f Is, l-i2 lANDON a GRAVES.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
G. Carpenter,


AAiN Nfhhifs pauu sssra % usFrtsr Cue D. -.
hssisf 10 al Stsas ~
INAMiiH sRpfiufiS, tif B sursfaf Hisff ani
Ifssa - T. r. - r. bfsvs offf,s assd rul
ssrEFa isaf raEsfs. Asia.-a.. I-siapsii. MI >sda
tfs=fna sad unFrland rficrs Shridnn's suYeriss
Msfrf pfaf ifnfsr fiftsh r. tr plas uiffs afsii
fn- haftsuF'll and ransfs q " isatfs .Aaf4sss,"
f<ksi sulsfs, Table d.. Needle, ftas iii-ls ard
Pee Edo tsrk-- raFksi, RAGS Aad >4d- C.ssii.s
hlfass hssff -tfsiss rharinr sap, Hrushss, 80.
y q tarf- Htsg has aisa. Hstatisfis IAesuse
sftssinf o. De isf = Asa pssi - NJ fzsf.~. II
fsfaiinf slsftfsas iquars 90 arafe', sAr-ai sHa
tsasssaf fusfs~sf nnlf
HHiiaEa Nsesh ~ lisa AL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
Illustrated Edifiona
Hair Oil.

rNtLLkpArLDIsGfs Rosemary
~ aha fa-taf bHi ti4s ven hsst sHrlf -
A.-'! hsi fNilihgl improving, and fertafing no
nl-' 40 b'H.,m's Nshpns, slifHdd zflrls ~
1 ial ii snd suns Fh.l fihf aaloshs AID ant ia
n'-. Hr-'f tii'ns " iiaif on ADD frffaussy jnsi
",,.a .ha - ssic Do ths aasnts, g. BrhT6 ruA
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
RUssiAN MNIMENT AM PAIN ne

Tins 10 recommended n reabie Linimcnt, aud no
humbuE. barge humber will fe.ii6 in favor II IT.
beuchrial elect No csrihcstrs nccesssf a. the al
telt NiN speak for itself BARRETT 4 son.
Ahgiesaie Agents Nutiaud "
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

sugars, Teas Coffee Maassss
Salsf'ihs, Iuhaccn, 'rrain Tartar, soda pure,
Spires soap, Sps m aud tAuW sandlts,
knirtnt, turrHriS, Chocolate, rorua,
SaFo, llcrktr'- Parma, CON ktauh, Mafsrsnt
iapmcR, ArfnW Rout starch, soap Powder,
ENtta quality syrup, Inaf sugar, Sc, Ae.
Smith q Blanchards Chomicsl Hiap ior hard aud
soft water A how prices lof roefiy paV.
HARRETT& son.
Jan. y, 1879
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
Parasols and Umbrellas.

c. BURT q SON
> dor. Misses and wom.n'- Linen
- - taHhnc Hdkf-- Il yAft"us guailties.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

4 MOTHER Lot Of those nice Drs.s
Goods iusi rereyrd md ssliiaF al reduced pfle
a. me- fc"Ar'- Inv fure store, 80. Merchant
Row ueaf the Depot GO n COLE "a
Naf DO. l-5T
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
Important Discovery.

4 Complete assortment, some of the
~ Nrr hasst, insi frerisrd, and 80 sale p,
MAJ :, i.,a. q. BURT a SpN.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
agricultural.


The sAoarnE 4 ihe Aoek Of the Pare
Mefiso sl,ecp u Alon5o l.. Binglsaia, ,ook
pssre as sac sAserised, AZ the iiosri d
james X. Hyde. ssdbay, W., on wodnos.
DAY ard Thar.aay. JaRs | and a The
dsrs -efr remarkably ssr. and large nun.
sss II farmers from the Western States
and Mes NoSs. IS Sell A. those u yeuDgt,
~efs Ps~s~ni. The slrAung 81 the sheep
-ss sspefifsended BY Hoosnfni,ioe II disin-
,efrsssd Fen,icmeA, under ~bosc inspection
every s..eep wss ~rirhcd aiief bsing sl,ora,
and slso sts hccne. The u,ns1s; fairness
-ss used, and an seour-is soooan, t-fs oi
the ~boie. We present bclo~ To. report
of,hs roaaa'i,oc, -hieh "a. Kindly furnish
ed us at usc tins lgf psselisaii1n.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
BL.1l'h HOOh,S.

4 ERESH supply 81 PATENT FASED I.EDGERs
y DAP falss, Journals AID Records, tag-ihef " "a
hns as>sracnt IL Tuck MenDrandups, lus rsceiN
Cd and fpf al, ~ ven low pncos by
Al J. zpENfgu
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
Paper Cambrics, &C

IN M N libs. sugsr., consisting of-tu-
N.t''V an aouhis f'fiurd frsshtd, ,seu defrd
t'sdrs f0rtq hics, - cna,. ard Nse pfehns. Tho
err hosi rssds u the ANA sold g. ~ NJ ruN.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
Teas. Teas, Teas.

4 fr'sh Lot az Green aud BLACK Teas
mat afr wsffAir4 I'd, 90 $40 u,sref H. findsl
al 500 iss putr ais1 g.s.1 BIO sugar hap 3 ia IA
tfhis ahd FnIifurfd. 'rslird aud coffee DO squai
i5 '' l'F. ~ n.f faoIiss Ls.e rrt, stfr
e. ~ gnfIA 90.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
Gloves and Hosiery.

GIOvts and HOalery.
Inn s.s. Nss's ssa ~ esa.s'. s.issss
l'F'fk HHsltf1 ffaaaiafaf q mff't ffst N HaFH't
sralsf hlis $50 ss.s eiilsat A. filafrf Alrsnu
ass's raA- ftfasfff q D sfsV 81 60. fas
sfif fuiis,gsf. ia-is lif.at asa tsrtaa Glove q
even tlaa Ns.s's - Is assfr's Ssia ..atrs a Ell.
rtsas tIias o. iissirsl afisiaf Esd. " sfftft ftsA
b 80 49, aussist ~ nc A rpN.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
Fishing Tackle.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs.

I limerick Hooks. Of various stHest bar-
l Ale iies WING Pho. Tuat nssits Cat
1fsttisisaH Hook Dfass, Linen, ard Iias ilpfs.
Apfi p. irlA q. ~ kT and son.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
: rnNcEn's J,pANINK /. unquo.,io
New Medicines.

~ hf " LnPersHsa-n
NE LANGLEYis Great Root and Herb Hitter.
IN. Cuultcr's Pills.
Cough Dfups,
scotia Hive Water
u. L. SPENCER,
Manufacturer Agent.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24
poetrp.
IFor the Literary Echo.
The Inst Prayer.

rhrspxh the midnight darkness stealing,
On the silent. mevcless air,
From heart whose chords we're breaking
Came . solemn voice Of prayer.
Dy the lonely bedside kneeling,
Where a.loathessme drunkard lay,
Fer his soul wife was pleading
while her life ebbed fast away.
:" God q mercy, high aad holy.
Seated on thy throne Of love,
Book upon thy servant lowly;
Hear, o fsther! from above
East my weary life u waning,
Soon shall be in my grave;
Spare him yet. nalfsther,
Thea art mighty, hsar and ssvsi
"By tky blood 20 freely offered,
Savior. for ruined race, 4A
Dy the anguish thou hast suffered,
Still plead with thee for grace; =
Let thy spirit linger near him
When this hour ofshsme is past
Yst once more, my voice is failing
o! receive his soul at last!" J.r.r.
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How jonathan PUT BnIrrsH MAS.

How jonathan PUT BRIrIsH MAS.
oF-wAR TO SLEEP.-A revolutionary
officer relates the following anecdote:
A British war-like vessel, Of consider
abl, force, was cruising of the coast OF
I iConnecticut for some days, which was a
'|sight not agreeable to the Yankees on
shore one Of whom undertook to put .
stop to such insoleuce.
For this purpose, he collected q crew
of hardy, resolute fellows like himself,
chartered stout coasting vessel, load.
ed the deck, to all appearances, with
barrels aud boxes, 6t for the coasting
trade, slowed his comrades below, we'll
armed with cutlasscs, pistols, and other
implements for boarding; and with only
hands enough on deck to work tho yes
sci, set sail on his adventurous expsdi,
ton.
"Ahoy what vessels that'"
GA British -of-war; what are
you, where are you from, where are you
bound ~
CT am an American coaster, from
Stonington harbor, bound all along shore.
Where's Ssonington harbor 7" 9
"You are q pretty fellow for man-
of-war, and don't know wh ,re Stonipg-
ton harbor is 20 s'' hl'
"None of your impudenee, or III
fire into you and sink you. What aro
you loaded with 1; 80
Sarce upon deck, and meat in tho
hold, aud the deacon's isle besides; 20
fire away and be darD'd, and staye that
and see who'll pay for it,"
"Come alongside you rebel rascal or
I'll blow you sky high.
"WeM must, I suppose, for them
great black guns there, look darnation
poxerish. H ~ {
Upon this, Jonathan, taking advap-
tagc of the wind, immediately raa foul
of, and grappled the British vessel his
crew Immediately rushed upon deck,
proving to the British, that the " meat
in the hold" was all alive! They were
wholly unprcpared for resistenee, and
surrendered ut discretion.
"Now," said Jonathan, haul down
that are rag from aloft, aud well hang
up another one in its place, with stars
and stripes ont, and guess well show
You Stonington harbor, about tho
QUICKEST"
This was speedily accomplished, as
much to The Joy of the Yankees, as to
the chagrin and modification OF their.
captiyes.
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WHOLE NUMBER 100.

.
ing, which he was kind enough 70 Do
I thought | was still three miles of, bu;
it happened that was much nearer M
journeys end than supposed"
The explanation was satisfactory TO-
all parties, and, in due time the congrc-
cation dispersed, and the presiding eldir
went home with brother and sister w
One thing is certain, however, the story
never got out for some years after ths
worthy brother and sister had passed.
from their labors, and it was then related
by Mr.. N. himself, who was rather &c
centric in his character, and, like num-
bers of his ministerial brethren, fond oi
a good joke, and given to relating gool
stories.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24

aar The best proof Of vulgar man
is to be found in the quantity OF dignity
that he wraps himself up in. In the
opinion of such men, the only way to set
proper value on yourself, is to treet
with contempt every body else. Such
men are generally rich and very igno-
rant. The "biggest feeling" man We
ever knew was a swelling blockhead,
who imagined that the tragedy Of Ham
let was written BY Damon and Pythias,
and who couldn't tell, without consult
ing bis rzde mseum, whether shakespe.r
was the author of Macbeth, or Macsetn
tho author Of Shakespear. Men are
like ships-thc more they, contains sne
lower they carry their heads.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24

ear A new substance for light, has
recently been discovered. It is called
Resin Oil. II burns more brilliantly
than any other substance now in use:
The smell is exceeding wholesome and
agreeable /; and there y no danger 9
explosion. It can be procured for ~
cents a gallon in Boston and ws hepe
that il will soon come into general ne
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-02-24
Ws.es 70 me Plow.

! Though clouds o'srcast oar aative sky,
And seem 70 din the eun,
: Ne uiil not down in languor lie,
Or deem the day Is done:
The rural aTts We loved before,
No less veil cherish now,
And crown the banquet - Of yore,
With honor 10 the piow.
In these fair fields, whose peaceful spoil.
To faith aad hope are given,
Well seek the prisc with honest toll,
And leave the rest to heaven.
Well grid US to our work like men
Who own holy vow.
And II In Joy We meet again,
Givs honor to the plow.
Let Art array in magic power,
With Labor hand in hand,
Go forth, and now, in perils hour,
Sustain . sinking land.
Let never sloth unnerve the arm,
Or Pear the spirit COW +;
Thcss words alone should work charm
Aifhonor to the plow.
The heath redress, the meadow drain,
The latent swamp explore,
And DER the long expecting plain
Diffuse the quiek'ning store.
Then fearless urge the furrov deep,
Up to the mountains brow,
AnG.xheh the rich results you reap.
Give honor to the plow.
sun shall Health by pastures green
n And ncddipg harvest roam, ~,
And still behind her rustic screen
Shsll virtue 6nd home;
And while their bower the muses. build !.
= Beneath the neighboring bough,
9 6heit nany . grateful verso be filled
i-sa WiGh honor TO the plow.
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Life.
NJ sARaY CORNWALL


We ere bora; We laugh we weep;
10 We love we droop; We die =
All wherefore do we laugh or wcepl
why do We 1.-Two or die - q .r'n'''i'
s-wAs kaews that secret dcepf
Alas. not ~ HEEDfKE
Nly doth Ne violet spring ~
Unsssa BY hunaa syei 1A F 4
Why do the radiant ssassns bring
Sweet thoaghta that quickly hyi
Why do our 70 I'd hearts cling
10 things that die 80
We toil-through pain and wrosgtr
- We nght--snd ny; -
We loysi We lossi and than. ara long.
Stone.dead ws lie. .,t,ffrsg
olifs, !: sli Wy sceg sss,,i
Endwssud- ns~ ss
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pv- Nutmegs are the kernel Of
fruit like the peach, aud when Y PsIP{
covering Is removed, i surrounded y ?
coat OF mace. ~
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&bt Gitrrarp Gfbo,
rusIrsHrp Every rHuasp4t Z noaNIsosr
Chalnplin & Babcock,
At WESTERLY, h. l..
oGee on Broad Sfreef-ewtvsnee nest dool
icesf of Thos. Perry's LesDelry Shop.

TERMS-Sf 90 in advance 81 80 II pay.
meat 10 delayed till the end Of the year.
~ No paper discoatinued until arrear-
ages are paid, except at the option Of the
publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the fol-
huiag rates; 0ae square, (twelve lines or
less, IL more than six) one week, 30 cents /;
two weeks, rs cents; three weeks, 81 90.
oHeysar, S5 90; six nonths, IS 90; three
months, 81 90; half square, half price. One
colvsnn one year .Se5 90; six months, Sl5 90.
Half column in proportion. Business cards,
OF eight lines or less, inserted one year for
~ 20. Legal notices at statute prices.
a ~ Com nunications. orders. aa& remit
tances, shSsid bs addressed, post paid to
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK,
Westeriy, n. L.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06
" . T. ( g
;u1ammen9efeeter Sprup Der
0elb> >Mmpfer gSnr5cl.
fYELLOW DOCK ROOT

Dies III Gin; r1n ptlttatitbt SNlltun9 intIrtlttt
nus Den ttttn SSurTlu uno Sriuttth etr Mattrto
gRseta, uup bat tiutu uudtTtrrftnin 9ttt trbaItsn
fir Die
2eaulirung unb StSrfun9 rcr ertrr t'ns Der Srrr
pauinaScrsane uup 9iciuigunB rt5 Mh9rnS
rmo Der Gin9cpcipe,
pceurt, tirirt rutrptu oIt bSiin Srantbtttsn, &c:
bsrbslbmtrosn Onsptpiio, llnpGroauItchte NtrlIcp;
una, Ws(s, 9ppfehmtr;tu, SEttbdrtetr, etlelutht,
lls6s(ftt, 1rrcttsutrulti, ct., uno rtrurIaht pro
bae eit Spsiltu ollie Sbiili udbren une rhalttn
9ienig,mg br6 8IutS,
uuo fccrtiSsr silun9 alItr ausrpat't. oaHauslbld;
&C, StrcfIn, Slultn, Grriirtlas, Sr,nescpt artes,
,pcd;n i'm @tiebt, ostlautru, @tIhWdrt, Mtrturts
altrontbtiten, II. I. ~.
8rauitruma trr 9ttIrnpcrungS SeSrSanc,
iptltbs in ocn SIauo scst rptrotn tbrt 6unttlcnSn
otbSria aus;utbtn. pcourf rics lhmtr3ltbi uno 9tf
fd6rlitbt 8rontbtitn strbdttt unb 9tbtiIt wtrrtn;
Startuns pcS glerscniYitrnts,
mceurdb usrpS Srritatiru teist9t uno alIt %trcsns
trautbtittu, ols yoWttrio, %cural9Io, 8rdmpfttt'.
IS ii uniitcrtrefili6 in Der 9ciGtmg allrr
Traucms &ranfbcitcn,
o[s Shpatbtit, onosnent Dtbilitir, lIurt9ilmSSt9=
felt, 8errpfunetu SdUtlItn Der 6Ggt, eIttotr, Sts
lsnts, ETC., ourtb Sthpobbtit ptrurdtht ee'ntaHs,
euuatu. uuo yoolsttkbwtrrtn, ols &trtdlun9tn, pus
Itin, Gitbu,a, aus;tbrunS, etc., lrr't SSalltrltbt
Oa mir otn yliaumcu9ffstin Smup rrn 6'dH'
anpftr9Surlln, ;uttrtitr pcn y. Mrrlt uno ec,ent;
ntbtr Eblt cptr in unitrn Sanl,lttn 9tbroud,t uno
ptnItlttu ais Itbr btiltar unp trtrrt, 9tnnotn ba:
ben, lc tmpkbth mir i'm nit Str9nu9tn otm publI'
tun als sins tbr ithie6Ore SRtptjn all.
&. 8curut. Gil., Galtbitr otr Hatlenal Sant
9prcYietute, R. s., Il. 98. Sptnttr, GN, ealhtr
ftr Gin, 9cd yont, tDthoadtIt; @brrp. SSnL Ybl:
lrs, @brp. g. ", Eihmruo, &. .. SentS @pucr
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9R, Grrus Sild)tt, NR. 6. y. g., Sonits pulthInlcn
cS. G., Dca y. 3. Satts, Nctt. Btn &rlhN, unf
bunotrt Quctrt etr adtbartrh 6omiIltn ron Yrtpl:
btnss.
0islts tt;tuat tde ttb fir Gins Nnjabt ron Sobrfr
Der 3utrsitun1 uuo &trftrttS Sun9spt'It ncn SRcr
ft's pilamntn0skettnt Sprup rcn G5,lconlpfr:SRur
;cln strtraut hin. AUD bin tth nit etltn modus
onerandi tti 8rontbtitIu btfNnnt uho tann fa9cn
oag etritt6I in allen 5uIdttu fir Die !otilun9 DC,
onasocbtntn 3rantbtttn, rtttrtftb 9ttt9ntt 1T. VI
III bticuosrs rtrtbpcl bci III per D al d. tet
uuo oGer tic bIattInotn Snnlptcmt, terpirft cine &c
finpC SbStiattit oct tbe r. enttrnt Gttdrrun9 uni
iIutbitiafcit ottts Sr9ous uno tnltrt jur 91unetr
SbStottit otS oan,tn SrittmS. lls eln y u I
reini9sr bat CT ftincs @teltbtn nidht, -,
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WrcriSsutr, 81. =, sSanuar 4, 1853.
Sutsrsittt ron g. SRrrIt uno Co., An
g3rroondn, Ittrrrt, uub ptrtauft Seu Dtu90!lts I'M
1uosrn in pistm uno anetrn Sdnotrn.
gu batsu i'm S3utbitctr Nts garirtn. tt
Sed, 0jutb une 3rcrlrt,
So 81 Sicro .oamittrn Straft, IlSntoHn.
SJldi 4, 1853. nal,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06
Nci,e Sbaslbild1cr.

Undergraduate 8u66dntlcr, 30. 81, 9lorb 3tc
StroBc, Ytilarrlpbia, idmrdrln T4 nun int
Stanpe 81 ien, cinem Idrn lSngft eriitiwnern
Nanscl pr5 publiflms attelfrn 5u tEnuen. IS
1T birs ndmlib in elmer
Geibes8ol9c bon 2(nfan9S S6ulbiitbern,
Sic tatcn iiN nGmliN nruli9 Gin SntcrclIr in
SdnbrrS' 8eites6pt0e ppn Q dull
& Il d ern 5u9cti9nrt, rnp ipiinIdrn Lie 9lufncrf.
lamfrit rcs 9ublitumS, ter Gltcrn uub Sdul-Di =
rcftcrrn parauf 3u lcntrn. SO lnp Der Sii6cr2
an rrr 3abG tic aac lebr 6rrrli6 rin9erhtct lins
uno chamber npblrrpa6t mad gGluii6 na6ipt
gen. Sic iino auf 9utes unc IdtneS 9apier 9e.
trudt. unp an9tnrbm rno taucrtaft 9ctmrrn, m2
Gin jrorS Der 2cIrti6er cntbGlt ctpaS 0iulit.
SaS Yublitum wirS enfli9 barauf auinlcrf.
Jam sena@t, inrem in birlrr Shiidt nie rtrnS
Gcr;isl6rrrS Dor bcm YHbIiflm mar.
Gieirltc IclIra an gang nieOracn prtibtn abac.
laiin prrbcn. Nian teliete bicirltr in Zen Su6s
itpbrS in 9tu0cnidrin su nrbmrn.
Solper uno Barnes.
YbfaSrlpbd, Suni 30. natS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06
2eber Grdnfbeit,

Opspepfid, Gelbfubt, droniibe unb ners
p6fe S6pdbe, Stierenfranfbtittit,
unb cls bic pcn siusr trontbeften ester sntprin9cu
as
SGminrH, 9clrcne 2lbcr, SGurr int Ma9cn, ,0urG1s
fGar, .SrrsbrenncI,, Gdcl, Magenipannrn9, iai'
res Gluftcecn, ld,rcres 9ltbnien, .3ittern int Ma'
0sr nib !Ser;cn, Gnggfcit teim eirSrn, 5ictc,
unb S6uerScn i'm 8rpfe, Mansl nn slus'
biinltuns, selte Saut uup augen, SG,mcrjtn il
Der Seitc, Dem Jiiitten, frr Srult mp rcn @'lr'
rtrn, Srrnntn i'm 6leiidc, bcitdnrigr 6urdt 10,
llnalild uhb 9liccergrldlaScnbcit in grmiitte
wtrotn prGit6nci9 euritt mtrtn burb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-06
9efet!
Gin trSftig.s stGsn crcr frib;'iti9tr 500,
&infelin iiber Selbfterbaltun9.
giur % 6 tnts.


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rerSiItutitbts BUD 1T nit htstbsn 8elEbrun9tn
Gber bii Slbpdtbtn uno 0rGnttrtttn ocs 3tu9un9ss
lpitans 9cfilIt. Daitlte ritbte fh an Die Su9tnn,
Monnbtit uuo bos pcrSsfhrittcNt litter, an NIt, UNI
iruc pru 2tGsu gctsfcn ptrecu Ter wtrtbrclIt 9otb
uno bit cinorngicbtn S8arnun9eu ptldbc ts ertbtlL
perStn Sabre SEs @ttnbcS uto her ssipin rtrbdttn
uno iSblltb Sautnbe pcn SCttn rttttu. @lttrn wtrs
oeu porous Crfabrsu, wie s bas &srrtrbn tbrtr Sn:
Der ptrbGttn tGnncu.
Gjtssn 3uitnpuu9 rrn25 Cents, cin9ifhlclTmtn IN CT:
ntn an Or. 6intiin, 9irrbwst=@dc ocr 3ttn une lin;
ion StraGc, ;rpiitbcn Sprute uno gnt, IYMlaotpbto
obtrtiirttu 8ritt miro cfcrt llnttr lmibaa NIT un
sebtnptr Yrlt bic 3ultnoun9 cnsS Sutbis Srfrl9cn.
Qusmarti9c tSunSn ib in prrtcfrtitu Sritftn an
Or. &iuttlin ptnocu uue Su pauit 9sbtilt wEroen.
9aditr rru SQibi,in, auptiIuu9tn etc. wtretn ouf
Soar3abtun9 Su9rianet 9cSen S6arsn Oetr Nsu9ttr
pchl ptrpabrt.
9ubbGueltr, 3titunsSaatrttr, 6rirtcr uno Gncers
psrotn w Den nitorritIn Yrtiisn init rti9tm SSSrts
ptrithtn.
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