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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

9tttsbur 8, Den IS, Srrt. 3as sslte
5irter ii su Mrnt9cmerp erl6ieufn, rs llnS bcrrts
l3 Sale hascn SpraefdGgl, 5dle rparcn spn
gleps Orleans cinseidlePpt mr 4 lmp in cilrr iii
iden 5anrile rrfrantt. 8 9rricnsn iinS RrretS
am Scter aeitprtcn. s......m-r ........ e..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

ScRpn, ben IS. Scpt. Die 5rce Civil
StaatS -GUnoentirn fam teute ;u5il6trr9 suiam'
men ue ncmntrte SrnrY S9illpn fur @cuperneur,
inbem er aus 615 Stimmru 6l0 Stnntett erbirlt.
glmrla sseitcr wurbe fir sqirdtrnant. @cuserncur
nrminirt. eSirarrn etpa 700 Delc9atrn 9c9rnt
wSrtia. 5r. GbarleS Sumner mar abpeienp,
lanpte ater enrn Sriefi in pelGsm CT aufpir Gin
nabme Der Buffalo platfprm unp auf cine nrtle
StaatS Contribution prinst. -grrlGirsene, ytepen
purbeu 9ebaltsu, in weldN .6pracr Mann as
funfti9r GcuSerne,ir Sbcs cripSbnt rpl,rpc, inpem
pcrirlte i'm Srsriife 1T, nab prm Staate su ;icbcn.
Die SerIammluns mar icbr belrtt unb Sra Spif<
nlrna, ben Staot ,u gcpinner
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

p9-Dr NpwrpiSuuS maGt In SieIn StGttcn
erbeblide SprtI6ritte. tf 'ff
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

Sattimprt, ben II. Sept gSir baten
teutr bic leBten 3eitunsen aus 9lcp Orleans unt
Wctle rrbalten glm 10. Sert. fanp cine ;3as
natnm brr SSrefSar in gteusSrttdns Itatt. ,prtdit
Ssm 3uitrEmen elmer 9rrbrn 9lnSabl Spn &plfaus
pem Snnern ;uscIdriebsn wirp. 'Da has 5tstrr
iitsraa rin9Sumber iriitbet 10 fat nam rieStatt
als Rem ein3iscn 3ufu6tscrt brtra6tet, rtsletG
bic 3etunssn alien 5rer ben ben 9ldtt ettbeiIsn,
gea;ubleibsns Or. elliot 9iesnrips bon grn,t-
iplsauisn mb' SameS' Badger pen prttssiGs liAp
gum aGsemeineli Seeaucrn 9citcrtcn. gu gids'
burg ipar bic 3abl ber ScoeSfdlIe am q. Sqt.
$50, bic Stabt III gang seriaNrn. -.
Die 5GlIts bcr Sepvbnr spn e,ranp G'ulf bal
IN frrnigrr dlS einer gSc6e am 5rber barnierer
selesen. Seit Menfhnsepenfeaiit nicnmS cine
lp tSblde uab iurit prrtreitrte Gpebcmie am uns
tern MIlllippi gripeIen. 3uNatGes uup Sipalia
pitbete pas 8ietrr NIT fGr:dildrr 5eftisfcit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

0ewsSrlsans, 7.Sept. Das-aelbe 5es
ter it lebr tEsartig in SidSturs, giatheS De-
nalpsiae, Sdtrp ytouse, port e,i6irn unp. an
anpcrn 9Iabrn AM @iiiiiiiippi. .-3wei juScnrldc
Ypitrffre.6 in Der peitcfficc wIrbeu 9rltrrn
atcnp auf bic Scldulpi9uns, 0rlp pcu ben go
item acitpblen 81 babeu, prrbaitet. Die teraut.s
ten Srisfr ipdren ndltentbeils pen rer 9pit aus
5eras m,e Der Setras pes eetcblcnn e'rlbrs icIl
lebr 9rrB lsin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

j9lepsSSrlta Den 10. Srrt. Den @plf
entlans it Gin grbpeten riiPflreen pprpen, ater
nidt IN 9teipsS Orleans.
sier niinnt raS 9rlte 3istcr Stul6 at, pStrrnp
es ben Mi6iIippi rntlan9 rnp in peul 9anSen Sii'
ben ilumer mcbr unl iid 9rcift imp cine 9rpBr gn'
sabl perlpnm pabin re6t. Z 81. !btG E-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21
Ser Iele9rapD.
Sd,rctliCber SOlorp.

Sbtrburns, WaG., Srptrmter t5.-sebts
Na6t am etwa llbr purpe 9lcuten Gpulins, Elm
adbtbmg alter Saurr scm 20 Sabrrn, unb leine
CSattin,.in ilrtm siscnen oauie par6 cinm Man
9ianRpS Spbn Chapman ermcrrst. Gr ricf ben
atten glann an bic Sbiire mp i4lus ibn NIT III
ner 9lrt tcet pann ttrttte CT bic aItc 5raupnt
perlrbte rirm im SrttC licsrnben cirl6en arkritrr
sefSbrlidc S5npen, mrrauf or flpb. GS 9cibt,
GruiinS bate $1,000 I'M Saule scbatt, paS rtnc
;3,rrifel bic llrin6e bes Mrrees mar. Sunerrtt
ron gla66arn prhlu6en bic sSalcuH9cn, um
peS DltrecrS batbaft gu rerpcu. ! y,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

Saltimpre, Is, Stp.--Die Gbplera II
pieber Su 9unltrIaub eri6irncn. &pm Spnuas
tenp bis ,Nittwr4 linp 20 Yeripnrn parau 9e.
icrtcn. -.r..r-.e ma r575r..r7.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-21

GrG'Ouarrudy Sislrr iit pisbsr bsrschsllt,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-15

She has brought with her few articles of
wearing apparel and bed. But what Is this
that falls from her bundle a> She unrolls IL ;
y tangled bunch of hair. with its white roots
still upon il, a> if torn violently from some
persons head. And now we understand all
In wild dchnuch, her drunken husband
has torn lalf of the hair from her head which
j. bare and sore where he puck"i it away
And now the mu'ilaci woman laws on the
floor before Us a dress covered with blood
drawn from her mangcd head and side hv
husbands violence Here too. is a bloody
pair OF shears, with which lie ATTEMPTED TO
stab the wife OF his bosom. whom he had sworn
to love
Let Us know a little of the history of that
charming boy that riing> % her 50 fnndly.-
Ills mother was born ct respectable parents
IN h'%h life. She received superior educa-
ton. and married worthy vounc man. who
died when her child was mere infant lravnc
her in d">ttution in TIE heart Of this Great
commercial whirlpool Th, friends of her
youth were far away. Her parents were both
dead. and no ho>lItabic door invited her. in
her al; tion 10 a safe and welcome shelter.
,'iltrh. stitch. >t!;'.n dd she plv her weary
needle. early aHd late. riil she felt the crush
of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-15

INTO good >ocictv, unless vol have mono,
We answer that society that measure, il
members by money is not rood society. and
Is not worth ""'tn- into, ard would h., =
curse 10 Won Il ,on w"r" to ct into it
Make y"nr own society COOL. and then Won
VIII har" good society. What to Won are
those poor specimens Of humanity who csti-
mate YOU; importance" by the corpulcncv of
yonr purse? They DO not cal! for thou,h,
AND II yon hav" true self respect Won viii
not give them one. Tom CARLYLE maintains
The onnion that every man. bv law Of ma
tnrr. will find his own level, and he is r;nb,
You cannot miss il. We can select vonpu
men IN Springfield who imagine tha, no one
thinks OF them, and who. in pursuing their
schemes tor self improvement. think they are
nnob>' r'"d. Public opinion knows and meas
"F'S 'ii'm all, and their Good name !, ahro,l
When they come to make an independent
movement for themselves. they will meet IT,.
ne world Is coming more and more. every
day. to estimate men for what they are. and
What they do and can do.
We ar" led to these remark, lv the advent
"f that tim" of year when s,lf Improvement
Is more easily pursued than any other. aud
when schemes for this oij"r, are usually de-
,IS"d and conSummttrd What ar. va, o,-
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iA'"" '.'-'.- .,.'~ viii =. to 'rr.h unon
VIII ."'a a.a a.. .ir~. w..... .i," i.,u and
".'' n'.' w.; u '....! '.r a:n- ,.;.,n N tl..
.>'"' a. ..."-'."': ,'r' -:.h ,.,.u ami ot'..u.,.
""'.i '''- .'.. o." "..., ,.,a T., >,.-...ir.
of or '"Hn@ '.'...".' !, 'r1. .u.!. - far
- our ".'-''.a'I'" r>''a.-.;..,. yorn. men ,t
orr '-I""n'"n.r dn not .II'r .,l,- Ire spirit
of III" az in w.i.,r ,hry N,r. or IT,. d4ti~
which a~r ~,'o;, ,o dr,"',c n:.,n r',.m. W..
meet them in rl- ,fr."t. we >,, ii u ~ tL,.
rhrcrh. We tax witl,i., i.,aa,s,,, ,!.o counter
we com" IN con;a with them i, occasional
conversation, and III" principal impression
lct, r-on - : 4 ri.,'y E;ting coa,. = c,r,n
"r.r %; o"r'>, cr.v ,nrrr.rs. and .,,..,..t,.I
HaH,' Of m,nI. w. oo 20 ,h,,r r.on.. and
i,.G = now, which rhrv ,i...l,~. :, ,,.,,. c.,l
.'r - ,'";'d r." Bike : ~. ~. =, ~.
aHl tn. history and the loo> o., t~,,,,> ,r.
not ~ on their tables II we >,..ak rrn.r;.i..
they ',io''; care anvriiog alun. ro,iri..>. and
re not posted un" If of' r,..i..,,p. they .hirL
ii l. lrc,t, much =. 4 man ,hip,<." ;fr.,,,.
"rcat question a,ita.inr the world al,r,,J
they ',ion't pretend to krr, .r,,k of f,r..;.,r
alI.lir>" As for thorourb,r E,,, u
Informed views o! the lteIa.r-r Of tlcir own
lan.ul.". they have none N,.t;,,.. ,I,,., L,,.,.
in ficntv-o,inionS with thcri ~, sa,rco
This condition of thinoS or,vs ,,,, e., ,r,;.
taken i.i.a of lie nrI i,s t.,.. o,l, p..;.
X t!,c .,. ,uI,;a,.. ,,,J ,.r,,.;.
rycrv,}i;rc else On this ,h,.. II.
f,.,nol I,or. .,c =,
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which ,n,l, " ,.a '' '''''
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- ''"'''' anu 9NeN MN
F'"''' '''''p''''' Se',-f'''ahre' intelligence
'" anu "'o>e all iee''"@ OF equality
w J., '', worth more 'nah all the
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ANT-Et y AND TIE PNGNIES.
- N,Tr,>rrI uNwrIr"l.>F


F"M iHr l." .'""'n.t i#'c~
\ great win.r a.o. when ne. wor,l was fIll
"t Wonders, '""rc lived =, ,,~.i-ho~n ,,.nt.
named An';rp>. and = u.i''..u n~ moe. o., 81
r"u> I'''" rar-l-iorn r.,rr. wao w..r,. ,.,rl. ..J
l'y@mi-> IIi> nan: an, .i,.,.. P,,ui.> h.-
}nG children o. III >ln.. r,.o.h,.~ f,h.r !, ,n
>av. on" 600! old ii:4n.lU-:,-r Elu,.1 wr,,.
a!t i~r'ir'n. an iac't tr-,.rI.,. j.. yrr,
friendly ai,! a:irr'o..:,. :.;rur~. f.r. -. Of
~ q" middle "!' A'r,.a. -. j. .nr, wrr,.
>m'.'. ant rh"'" W. - many -t.a', 1~~,.rr>
ani >ur' a',' mnsu',.u> l..r....u .'.-n ,..I
''r'' ~ - nrn>l'.'! = 4 u4'.,!s roa! "a
"'i = farn "'''.n''r y -. on. I'm 4 rlrs-lnd
!rir> Y - '.t. .'rrl' In, u; c',y >..-i~..
= "i> ca>E r:''.,h a. see HIM ha' >a.,r 10
Keep on "' h. >.-''r.
III '''2 'h' iI-"''>. >a'l."-'. # one of
'ir.A tr''w :" II" '''.-'' OF >i> -it in"hr<
ne wa r"rk"H't! r"''!i.,rr,ly IA! man II
mus nave hrcn rrrk"n"'l> >c~, frr't, roh.hoii
their 'i;tIr 'i'i'>. with stree, two or three
Tee; vlLr. paved with tlr smallest prlAlr~.
"ni horlrrr1 b! h.lita:ion~ ahou: a> ~ a. 4
!Wrr"i> $40, The h;r-'~ p9','" a.ra;nrl
- th" >'n?rnf"u> magnitude a. rcriwiuklc'>
hnhyhon>,. AMI stood n tie ccn.r., o. ! spa
rion- ~lr'r" winch co',l hnr'ilv have been
covered b, oar hrrr:A-t, T,";~ p~.uripa'
;rnn'r or ,a..c,ivti. va~ - i,;v = ,l,t. :.,
'nrran. and wa> loo>,-, mon - 4 wonderful
" >riiim" az mn rn..i.,n. ,a!itir.. All mes.
>trurtrrc> were luilt neither # wool NO.
st"u". They were neatly ,'a>."rrI rn,...l,.,
ly III" T., @n, workmrn. pretty muri, hkr =
hirsl'> nest. ont Of straw. feathers. cr,->hru>
and other small hi,> nt >tuif. with >r;a r,av
instead Of mortar: and when tn, mo, sun had
dried them. tlnv were. lust aS >nur and COM
Portable rs rv.mv roul! desire.
The corutry rnu,.I ,Lpr, w. ,.o,,,-.,:,.l,
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would no doubt have been delighted, and
grateful to US for our application of history
70 ii" correction of vujgar>m, and TO the
lF"'n'lion OF sound and sincere classical lite
raturc-IuH,A.
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isisi; a..

......" q. .a- been Of late wears 70
"-'." '.r.no:, toulynric, are
.. .r."r. .,n l.ar fellow, yon
Il p" ONES. lovcvcr.more en-
,'-' OF the rlir,! norSon. do
'.s,--o: I>hc really a man
l. Lee good fellow : The
's. Ny I.qr sir. he's 4 Br;.l,
satisfactory. in all senses. 10
IL, question indeed. a
-: .... cannot be uttered.
-"'.. '':s KIND Of expression
.ra'H Hi>nor 80. Gentlemen.
.'.~.b. turn 10 t., Ike Of \
.r,anl Greek k-,n1 :, ,an
.~arri.r i Numerically. g..
.'.,.or, as v.fI .. na,.,.
.,,. when H.. on,,.
t'-., uy..tto Anr,iI,ns 70 b,ro
@'-,aar with him. he s,:J -
..,
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Learning only profanity and vice at home,
She grew to be d>olrdient and hcad>,ron-
chlld. In paroxv>m Of drurkrn wrath. III"
father punished Jennie with unreasonable
severity and with violent abuse drove her
from his door. She fed from the shelter
which had never been the scene of Just re-
StraInt, instruction nor counsel and found
lodging among the abandoned inmates of
house Dedicated to shame. AT times in his
sober moments. the father, heart r~rw tender
towards his c!i,.l and Ar >o1sI to reclaim
her: bat she hal As oitcn been concealed and
his effort, baiiicl. Uuable to rescue her ,hc
father Appealed to Mr. i'ca>r who discovered
her hiding place and in spite of hrrrc>>tnncc
brought her to the House where She is now
content"d and improving inmate.
''jennc, said the father, as sae entered.
"Maggic is dead"
Il don't believe IT," mu,terel she reca.iin.
the recollection Of al her wrongs from thl,
Incorporate tl.h"r
"SLn jsI..,d" r.,,,..l.. 49,,
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n"r bc'ore she j. .nrio,';;" and III, lip and
chin u,,;,,r.3 ,;,r. ,.,;,.... .a,
u won, oo an mel, ~ .,:l r...;o ..,...,,
are onI! trying to fool IN" to ~: r.~ away.
and then yor and mof,,.. vil, ;.., ,.,,..
rsnJ f.,
Th, o,,, man ,u.,.c5 a.,.,. =. ,,f .n,-.
his head IN his = ,.,.l ;..,.i. ,.;.m.r.;.,..l
"G5 ,,v ,I;,,r i.,...,..., ..,....,..,. -
.Lus H.. .,..,.i ;.,...i .... ,,,.
with ,.owr.4i,r o..,,;,. t.i.,.,:,.,.....
81 tro,, l,.,v,..,, ~. ,.,...r. ...,..,,
i..,, ,.,,,,, ,I..a.
with hro,,.a ,,.ll.,,,,......... .,.. ~
,b,. wro,,, .,,.l :.,;....... 49,: ,.l
sion had ,,....r ,.;,,,.,,r r.....,.. ~,
ones for ,.,,, ,..l...,... ga
i,m,>l,G tr,,... f., ....; .,.r T.: ,..
bowed and w,,,r with . ,..'.....~.-,... ,,.,...r.
.J.r,.;,. I,.,..1 ~. r.-.. .-..... ....i
fathers ,oniorrion~ I..,~3 III, ...... ,o,
rro,n> with In, l;..',. ,..,.,~..,.. ..;.....t
when t1,. H., s,o,., ,..-....! .I,r.o r.m ...i.
bornnn,> mr.i..d i,,:... I..~ ,...i ..,.,,
npon him, ,,h, a,,ri with , p.;,I ,.., ...,.l....I
tone. u. 1i,.,... 5..I ...,....> W ~,
>h, d;.> iv., l.........,, ...,..:.. .,,.
L., me come n,, >,,..,.., ..,.,. nm, ,,o... =.
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L4F'I AT THE FIVE pOIyTS
i record "f red incidents a. Mr. Pea,e.s ,Iou.
l.Ju>trv

udTc articles OF clothing. and n woman and
>IN small children. Two months since, with
their father. they landed at distant port
from vessel in Guernsey. With two soye-
r''I-ns "a lis pocket, the father made his way
with his wie and little ones. to New York
lie rcnt"d small tenement in f,i.rhteenth
street, A,2r Avenue 4. Immediately found
'..i,Incs>, aNi with >anguine hopes. commenc-
cd - Labor for the support of his family
tar week 'aid him on bed of sickness from
winch he did rot rise for five weeks. nor un-
g.! hls money was all spent. 50 Tar restored
a. to Just creep about he sold nearly every
~a!a,Ie article Of furniture, and left. with the
aya.Is, tor Pennsylvania. His wife and
children. without shelter for their heads or
morse of bread ior their hunger. remained
behind. In this condition they heard of the
House of Industry AMI obtaining cart
tHan to bring Il few, almost worthless. arti-
..,, .ait them. calnr 10 seek a shelter and
-@-traaa"c
" IN; co';.G L. done : The house was fnll
..J H.. r,.,;....:.
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,., r.1.n .l..,,,
v.,.. of .o. rooI..1 ..,..~,...I.. ... :,
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= ~ "0''''' : VII '''>
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''''.'' "''t = '"''> "'' come
49,, ''' ''
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49, ''' >i"'... ''' '.-> u. VI
''''' u - '''''' ''''''''' "''' :" his '''r'''-
''''' t. '''''' ''' >''''''' n'-'''~ h'1 i"I-'d III
i'." = y. ''''''''H' ! "'"' >'''''i'h was
III "''.'' : '''''i H. was '""'''ai'.! cleaned
ava 'f">""' nl' ana sent 70 IT.
I@hf ah' haif--A gIrl went 70 a sitna-
'"h' 'o'"!h9 10 tn" "iIi"e to register her
"'f''''"''' >'c '"fS' mo tears and gra>pnr
''' manu- ''' '''e -''''rih'eh"'ht' rnd'a'or'd
NV" "''efa"''e I" hcr emotions OF gratitude.
''''' '!'' -Nr ''aSe' me exclaimed. h"f
'''""'o"' '"""I"@ h"r "ticrance; "God on '
Nh'''> NH'fc Et9U!I tiEe been nov. | I.
FOR til" iIorS" Of Industry. twas a bl.,,e,.
'''S ''F l;"' vine" entered rs doors. Il tn"
i'mI'H whe1r | am coin. vii permit. viii
cone back TO Temperance meeting in two
weeks; hUt II they don't shall never FORGET
!'"' She came to the institution some two
months since. RACED, filthy and apparently
broken down by l.tr Of di>i patton She bad
been d"'oy"d into house Of iniamy as a
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nation al once.


ana ii;ty tl,a"> a day. onr or another of then,
would turn np h> head. and shout rhron.h the
hollow o' hi- f>l>. "lIal!on, brother in:;pu<
Ito" ar" Won, my good fellow >" And when
The distant squeak Of th,ir VOICES rca~l-
rh his er. the giant woul make answer
'iret'v well, br"'h"r rv.m,. thank ,,,u.
III thund"r0GS rulr. that won!l have shaken
Gown IN" wa:is Of their strongest :r,n,,lcs ..,,y
mat It came from 50 lar aiO;t.
1t was happy circumstance tha. Anton.
was the Iygmv peoples friend: for rhero VA,
more strength IN h. !i,ilc f,i.rr than IN ,,.r
millions Of such bodies as thor. L h. had
been as I.l-nt'nrrd to them a. he wa> tn rv.r,.
o"'E r'>r Il" mi"h' have hratcn d.un tl,oi;
li!"">t cIry at one kick. and hardly have
known that hr did il. With III" tornado 9,
i''> breath, b" coHid lar" stripped he roo,>
from hi.",rcl ,iwr,I,n.>.anI sent tbnn-,ud.
OF tie inhabitants whirin- through rhv a, -
lie might lave -; his inmrn>,. foot upon =
hiHi'it"ir' ant When he took il up a9ain there
would have been a Ii;itu >rElt. 10 lie >nre-
but, L'ln@ the son of Mo;hcr Earth. :, they
Lkrwl>" were, the giant ave them hi, broth
erIv I;,dn... ..,5 5f,,..,i Ill.,. =.
io'e a> 1t was possible to feel .or creatures :.
VOW. ..,..r
loved ,r...... ,,,.,.
tin, hearts .onll h.ll u
to 10 then, ,.,. ..,.l ,,. -, -:
power. - t,r ..,..,.l , -,
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DR.. KUHL'S

ADY3sITgIA MINIATURE
For Colds. Taaueu1a, cosiir'ness, Pits, ADcc-
ton Of The Kidney and Bladder. Grarei, 90,
norykna, Gieefs, The Whites, Heaknees, and
other Female CompfaiGfs.
it;sFor pasiculars see small bills.
Lynchburg, Va, Oct. 8. 1851.
Da. j. Kent: Dear Sir: wrote you some
time since. b,t received no answer. am most
happy 10 inform you, tina, all Of our last supply
of your Medicines have been disposed of, and
have given great. satisfaction. The demands for
the .A5yssiRia Mixture and the Goif-ahne Bai-
sun are daily increasing, and will be the most
popular medicines of the day. Please send me
flesh supply Immediately. Fra,emally yours,
e. II. ATKINSON.
For sale nv DR.. ;. D. Schoolticl,l, D. Heartt,
and Mai. Thos. Hawerion. Hi'lshooush; Carr
q Watson. Chapel Hill: Cooke & M'Cfad'lens.
Tally Ho; Df.sD P. Weir, Greensb"rough; X.
4. Mitchell & Co., Sfard.
DR.. ]. KUHl. K PAsCHAL. 0xfoFd, Prinri-
bal Office for North Carolina, 10 whom Agents
md others viii direct thei. orders for Dr.. kahl's
Medicines.
May Is. 3o-lyfo"
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HISTORY OF
NGPN la CAG cI:INAc

NLBHlA CAg:cLrNAo
gsylIIs great work. by Col, WHEkLER, will lie
a ready for delivery in a few days. The sub
scriber, having contracted, with the author. for
the sale and delivery of the said work for all The
Counties and Towns embraced in theeIsl I'd,
Sd, 4lii.and 5th Judicial Circuits, Except RAJ
leigh and three or four counties IN The 9Th cir
cuit.) would inform his friends and subscribers.
that the distribution Of the work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price 10 subscri-
hers $500, non-subscrihers S2:25.
Religious. Literary, Temperance andeschool
Books for sale. q
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsborough. Nov. 3. 1851. 0s-
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BRANnRErH,s PILLS.
Aa.aris.a, or Elisrg-'aeai n The Hsast, Art
ri-s. P.ies, &c. re.

Al.Wis.a, or E1isryc,aeai ~ The Hcart, Arte-
rirs. P.ies, &c. re.
TYsE the piil.tsD ,rihree lines week in doe
~ ses sl.iaca, to purge freely; and when a
sp,ro.i.u con,s On, fearless use Of the Pills
mas, be made; DOM with siS o. eight, AMI IN
Gt,le vale repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels arc strongly purgel. This ELECTED. the
danysr is over for thst attack. Angina pectoris
ana snc IN the aal,-bisdder are treated IN the
<,.na n,aaef. AMI although considered incura-
BILE .by tae msiicA profession, are Cured ny the
nse IN DSanaeslh's Pills. Plies are cured by
Rr,,IA.th,s P.lls. In severe attacks the doses
M al be fall six or eight for alew nights To-
ecihs viii ruts the worst csses. Whenever ihis
j;.,.x Is on Ia the tie itsnent Of oiher disca-
Ks. ii ia ia sign: use nothing but the pills,
anl.as "a oatssr3 xpphcsiipn. coldscfeam or
iarl. 4nl make lreqaens use Of cold waferiocaiiy.
" ZERO tlsrs hasa been pecioral ahsctipns, as
sxl1n,. consumption, &C., perseverance, W be
re- ,irei with The pills 10 sfecs pernanentcuse.
Biiasv ol,sf coafss xill auarcdiy bring on up
pc -sor,l afsssion.
f1ss,.s II D;5;hfy. WssSaess. Wastings, De-
eli ~. ~ c5sssn7ifos approaciigy II will be
ne .es<srs Il san nspee viii small doses. Begin
vii, o,tc IN ling 70 he'd; next night two pills
j, tais alteras'siy Ter tafse or iouf days, or
:, -: II ~ alteration takes place then incfeise
. ,:it "a 1ixat naiil eve % six pills are used.
sa.o t.oys.ss w one pilt down 70 one pill.
a.,ai4 aay fessfish sysptaas arise, then take
.,-o,, ,a..s until she fever is reduced. When
,b;s,s ,sae. III. patisnt may drsp down to such
d,.ss Is ta.ir own jais shalt determine;
being satefal ID keep the drain upon the impure
h,n,rs: as these ava rephved, 50 will be their
slsince ncai II saani health.
DR.. sraaireta's Prineipai Office, 2sl Broad
way Ne,s FORK. ~ n.,-
rA,sat. Cor the sale Of Dranireth's Pulls;
ID. Hart. iillsharoush; j. =. M.Dade. CHAPEL
Hill; q. \. Neh,ne. Il ,son Nall; A. Mickis q
DO, singhsa's School.
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TIE EILLsECRCUCH EICCELER.
IsPrBLIsHhn wEERLr
By DENNIS HEARTT & son

BA DENNIS EEAkTT d SUN.
Ternss.--1wo Dollars ,ear,if aid N a.,
vance; Two. dollars and III, Ccrts, il not falu
within three months; OF Ire, Dollars, il deIsssu
until alter tie expiration Of tie year.
No pal CT will be discontinued Until all arrta'a'
gesare iaid, unless al d nii.n Of tic ltiisi'l'
Hereafter no JaIel will be sent 10 . NV ~,
seriler out OF unless pa. Is ''e ~
advance, or some ltrson III tie state VIII it."ne
respomsihletoilc eGiioIs; and in no case VIII lie
paper he sent to q sulscri CT out OF the state id
more than two yeals,without 8 a. nenL
ANY ERrisENENTs not exceeding sixteen INV
one dollar fos the first, and twenty-five Genus 'o'
each subsequent insertion longer olcs ~ ~.
portion Court Advertisements twcis-iW
cent. higher. A deduction OF one-thlrd VIII "
made To advertisers by the Year.
Advertising Rates for iEe Retrltfr'
One dollar per square (lf li.es) foi Y ( i'''
insertion, and 25 cents for esch coniiili 'e
Deductions made in favor Of stanclne aoN'
.isemcn.s.
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DISSOLUTION.

rIyHE eopannership Of Z. P. NASH & Co
n was ldissslsed by mutual consent on she lsi
July, 1854. 2. +. Nash having purchased the
Interest Of !. ". simmons. the business will be
settled and conducted hy him alone. -
CT All persons having claims against the late
firm will present them for settlement, and those
Indebted please make payment.
Z. +. NASH,
J. III. SIMMONS.