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RHODES Il LUSK'S SHASTA
EXPRESS,

Is LEAVES THE $3.50
&I-TIEx7. office OF Wells Far Es=ES-s=szz==sss.
s2z5S.s.s GO & CO.. Sacramento. daily, for
Shasta, Yreka, and all towns and points through
out Northern California, connecting at Sacrament
to with Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Daily Express to
San Francisco, and by regular Mail Steamer on
the LIST, 9h, 10th and 25th of each month to the
Atlantic States and Europe.
Treasure, letters and other packages conveyed
to and from The points above designated, with
the utmost dispatch.
Gold Dust forwarded to the Z. S. MINIS at
from the most responsible Insurance Companies
in the Eastern Cities.
Drafts drawn by John NJ. Rhodes of the
Sacramento City Bank, on New York, New
Orleans, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh State Bank
of Ohio
B. Davidson's drafts for sale on Messrs. n.
NJ. Rolhschild & Sons, London; Messrs. De
Roihschlld & Bros, Paris Messrs. Nj. A. Roths-
child & Sons, Frankfort Messrs l.. Behrens u
Sons, Agents, Hamburg; Messrs. HUH, Grlln-
lug & Co, Lima aud Valparaiso a Belmont,
Esq, New York.
Collections made and all business appertain-
ing to Express Company executed promptly
and with especial regard TO safety
JAMES Nj. RHODES,
HIRAM LUSk,
WELLS, FARGO & co.
OFFIcEs-Shasta in Post Office Building
Sacramento, ] street, between Front and Sec
ond streets; San Francisco, ia Montgomery
street; Weavervillc, Messrs. Church & Mx's
building; lreka. iire-proof building opposite
Yreka Hotel. marie If
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Legislative Divorces.

/ In the St. Paul Minnesofian of the 18th Of Feb
we find published very able speech agains
Legislative divorces, delivered by Hon. B. H
Ra idall in the Minnesota House of Represen
ia tives, from which we extract the following
very truthful remarks:
Who ever knew person to present petition
: legislative body that did not portray in the
most ginring light. in the most vivid colors, i'll
the most comprehensive and abusive manner
the image OF her whom he but short time since
had sworn at the altar, before God and man,
that he would love, cherish and protect till
death should part them, transformed into hend
incarnate, and with tears starting from his
swollen eyes, he whispers in the ear Of the sus-
ceptble and sympathetic listeners:
ooh. woman woman when to i'll her mind
Is bent, ali hell contains no fouler fend.''
But, sir, | am not one of those credulons be-
ngs that believe all nor half that is set forth in
these petitions. And do not believe there is
one woman in thousand nor one in ten thou
sand, that if properly treated by him who has
sworn to protect and cherish her, and who APP
preciates her society. who prefers the prattle OF
his children to the noise of the rabbe that nj ght-
y congregate at some place to hold their orgies
Il say there is not one woman in ten thousan nd
if treated with the respect and consideration
mat she deserves lildt is not destined 10 make
her home pleasant one, her husband happy,
aud her children respected.
By the following paragraph from the same
speech, it will be seen that Mr.. R. and many of
his legislative compatriots are still living a life
et single-cwsedness and that he walls over the
fact most piteousy
And what most sincerely regret is, and
have no doubt, Mr.. Chairman, that you and
other members of this committee will mingle
your regrets with mine, and if so, l may The
plural, and that is, that we are not each in pos
session of the hand and affections of some con-
hdng female to cOnsummate our earthly felicity.
We have not bit of sympathy for them, liv-
ing as they d. where the ladies'" God bless
them"-are as plenty as blackberries There
is no excuse for Mr.. r. and the Chairman and
" other members of that committeeman
we take peculiar pleasure i'll saying that we
glory in their misery. We should think that if
they were sincere in the utterance OF their dolo-
rous strains, they would imme diately put ON
the amiabe, and go in and win" birth-right
in the +" Kingdom of Heaven on Earth" That
is what VIC intend to do one of these "odd-come-
shorts ~
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From Panama.

U We are indebted to Adams & Co. for a
Panama Herald of the 5th April, from which we
take the following extracts:
We understand that Captain Wright has OBJ
tanned from the governments OF Central Ameri-
ca, the privilege of running line of steamers
between the various ports i'll those republics and
this city.
There are nearly one hundred passengers in
town. awaiting the sailing Of the Unicorn, for
Australia.
MURDER NEAR GoRGoNA.-We have been in
formed that last week one of the overseers OF
the railroad works, between Barbacoas and
Gorg Jna, was murdered by carpenter, an Irish
man, employed on the works.
The Star of the same date says:
Weregret exceedingly TO announce very Sc
rious accident to the Railway works, which was
occasioned by the recent freshet in the Chagres
river tits reported that not only the temporary
work on the bridge at Barbacoas, but the entire
bridge work, including that sent out from the
United States, has been swept away.
This will be sad drawback to the completion
of the work. as we understand it will be neces-
sary to order ont new bridge from the States.
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Who SAYS THE Devils DEAD ?-Sausoge, a
correspondent of the st. Paul Minnesotian, in
letter addressed to the new Governor of the Min
nesota Territory, giving him little friendly adj
vice as to what course he should pursue, says:
When the steamboat which bears you to your
new seat of power arrives at the lower landing,
st. Paul, you will perhaps meet in the cabin, or
near the clerk Office short, tllick-set, rnddy-
faced. good-natured looking gentleman. and will
be introduced to him as DIR. Borup. But do
not recognise him. Avoid him as you would a
pestilence Sheriff. officer. He is the devil
ncarnate. There is no mistake about this 1t
is now fixed fact. II is likewise
true, that his tracks in the snow or sand were
never mistaken for those of an OK or other cio-
ven-footed animal; that he hates the smell OF lu-
offer matches and tobacco smoke: and that no
part OF his dress, tout ensemble personal appen-
dages, at all resemble Colridge's devil, whose
Jacket was red and his trowsers blue,
With hole behind where the tail came
through"
No; nothing whatever of this kind! But still
he, is the devil, de tacto and de jxre. You will
consequently avoid him aud treat him accord.
ingiy.
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CITY DRUG STORE.

Nearly Opposite tie Post Office, Shasta.
% THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES
~ pecituny inform the citizens of Shasta and
lSI the public generally. that he has lately
received and keeps constantly on hand, large
assortment of Drugs, Medicines Patent Medi-
clnes Pertumery, ETC., consisting i'll part OF the
following:
Seidlilz and Yeast Powders. Cream OF Tartar
Trrtaric Acid. Soda, Borax, Hops, Osgood's
Cholagogue, Pain Killer, Liniments, Jaynes'
Medicines, Balls, Townsends and Sands Sarsa-
parlla. Thompson's Eye Water, Patent Pills.
ETC., which he offers for sale wholesale and re-
tail at reasonable prices.
Physicians prescriptions and orders from adj
jacent settle nents, will be promptly and acc',-
rately attended to. C. ROTHE.
mario If Druggist and Apothecaiy.
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Our REPRESENTATIVES, AT WAsHISGToN.-A
correspondent of the San Joaquin Republican,
writing from Washington, says:
The representation from California in WASH
iugton at the present time is quite large; and
from the hands of Messrs. Gwinn and Weller
there are none here but that have received con-
sderations of friendly regard. The forn r
keeps house," and his domocile is as open and
free to Californians as they could desire; while
the latter boards at Browns Hotel. and the latch
string of his reception room is never pulled in.
any hour of the day and late at night, crowd OF
Cafornians may be found, either at the house
of DR.. Gwin or the reception room OF Col.
Weller. 1t is also due to Messrs McCorkle and
Marshall to state, that they have endeavored, as
far as lay in their power, to make the visit OF
Californians to this place agreeable and pleasant"
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$4,000 REWARD.

~ SUCH HAS NET OUR EYESm
Ez5 on many occasions lately, but
lkze<z5A our wish is to let our friends n
and the public know that now ready TO
furnish specifications and plans all kinds of
buildings. All kinds of job work done with
neatness and dispatch. Furniture of all kinds
such Bedsteads. Cots. Lounges, Sofas, Chairs.
Dining Breakfast Stand and Centre Tables, al
WAYS on hand. All kinds of Sash made 10 Or
der. Turning of all kinds done to order
All oralersfor wsrk in our line will be prompt.
ly attended to.
Shop at the head Of Main street. Shasta.
msr1o II CCETISS & HUGHES.
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STAGE LINE FOR SACRAMENTO.
Sprin. arrangements.

BANTER d. co. Z. S. MAIL LINE OF
Stages from SHASTA to Sacramento.
p-fasss THE PROPRIE- 81 =
@l=@AzAsss tors OF the above line SSSfsissssE-s
being desirons of accommodating the travelling
public. by running their line as soon the bad
state of the road would permit. have placed up
on this route their splendid stock OF American
Horses and elegant Concord Coaches. which,
will leave the st. Charles Hotel, Shasta every
morning at O'Clock, \. NJ, for Sacramento,
via
Re0ding's Springs
l4ilh honeh,
Ciear Crrck.
DningerfelTs Ranch,
American Ranch,
Coft0nwOod.
Prairie House,
Potier's Ferry
Red Bkufs,
Telama,
.IolnSon's Ranch,
.H0nrocriie.
Placer C1y.
UaJsfs' and
Colnsn.
Passengers arriving by this line can be furn-
lshed with animals for any part of the Northern
Mines. by Mr.. James l.nag, at the Shasta Stock
Market. VIM. A. NUNNALLY. Agent
st. Charles Hotel.
Shasta, March, 1853 narl2 If
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CITY BATH HOUSE,

Rear Of the California Exchange,
Shasfn.
THE UNDERSIGNED. PROPRIETOR
IfH of the above establishment begs leave
nm to call the attention of the public al
f4-,5-44 large, to his new and conlmodious
l#lHHlf THING ROOMS,
giAlS situated in the rear of the California Elk
W change-and takes this method of in
forming them, that nothing shall be wanting on
his part, that will conduce TO the comfort of
those who may favor him with call.
He is also prepared to give SHOWER
BATHS.
Single Tickets, 81 90
Fifteen 90 10 10
~ Hot and cold Baths at all hours.
marie If s. LEAN.
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The Wings ut Rhode Island have made the
following nominations, viz: VIM. w. Hoppin,
Of Providence, for Governor, and Samuel Rod
man for Lieut.. Governor.
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BARTON e. sNAvELY,

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Estimates and specifications made on all kinds
of buildings. Jobbing done at the shortest no.
tice Also, Rockers. Toms and Sluices always
on hand and made to order.
B. Seasoned lumber always on hand
LIVINGSTON BARTON. URIAH B. SSAvELr.
marIotf Shasta City.
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CRAM, ROGERS e. co.'s
Weavcrviile Express.

Weavcrviile Express.
Connecting at Shasta ariA adams g. Co.
1dss LEAVES THE OFFICE ..11
I15tEf: of Adams & Co. at Shas- -
tkkss1ss<ss-zzs ia every Wednesday and 49,.
Saturday mornings. Returning, leaves our Of
hce In WeavervIle on Mondays and Thursdays
Treasure, valuable packages, letters ETC. for
warded by our regular messenger with he ut
most dispatch.
Adams & Co.'S drafts for sale on all their
offices in the Atlantic States anl. Europe.
Sight Checks drawn
At Par
on any of Adams & Co.'S offices in this State.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust
Collections made, and all business in the Ex-
press line attended TO promptly. ap3Otf
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COFFEE.

COFFEE.
GREEN AND GROUND IN ONE POUND
NJ papers
Tobacco, Grape, Aromatic and other brands.
Oysters, Sardiues, Ralslns, rigs, "ainu's' &C.
Just received and for sale by
marriott 1ALbOi n H1LA io->'
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SHASTA COUR IE II
BY sKILLMAN & DOsH.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY NoHNi

IAN. H. DosH,
Editors and Proprietor.
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p,h,oo,;on Office in Post Office Building, Main
g. ,rha,o ali orders for Advertising and Job
Work should be left.
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lob Printing

OF every description promptly executed in
perior manner.
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Terms Of Advertising:
For One Square of 10 lines or less, one insertion,
-Four Dollars for each subsequent insertion, Two
Dollars. . -,
A liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers
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Synopsis Of an Act 10 prooide for the Surveys Of the
Prbiic Lands IN California. the granting Of pre-
emption rights Meresss, and Jor other purposes.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
y { E ) . IS "a . c r.

60 III 9fidtS peldes reiitliher bae Gprti6rels
ten Der gBiIicnidalten, trie ansrpanbt I'M praftt-
lden G'ebrau6e, an ben Gag leet, ais rtrIe I6aBe
bare @rfinblna.
Der Bauer BAT fib lange NIT @nnabmt Der SerD
| l6ierenen Serlabrunssp un ben srS6trn Gr.
tra9 BON gSai3en, 8cssen, g8rlidfprn, etc. auf
einer Sateret 3u er3elen, beI6aftiet CT bat feline
2lrt bcS Scadcrns, feline aeppbnte NbmedNellma
i'm Seltellen itnp Seldfn Der perldiepenen Selprr
eines 9labes gsGnpert i,eile Diin9er erfnbrn urb
in Der 6tat, Die Dirt unb gReiie, ME Batter u.
GrrbpSter Hre arder teitelltrn, 8dnslia SerscIen.
Ollie bieIe 9lenperlnisen batet tnnerbalb tprniger
Sabre ltattgefupen, tup 3tpar ntdt pbne rem 9rGBs
ten 9fusen, pclder prn aderbatrr Irlb iberral6tr.
g8Sbrnb 70 girles fir bic 9ertellerung peS 8r.
pens 9ctban purpe, ii an Rem Siebltanp pes SauerS
Die 8etppbncr IeineS SpfeS rnb grr6e Suetle
| leines gSpblItanbeS, wenig 9epadt mproen. l6at
Der Sauer jemals rariitrr na69ebadt, tint 3u te,
9reifcn, pie irtn Seu, 9BelIdfcrr, Safer, etc. gu
Butter etc. serpanprlt werren Dag Ipl6es III
Dem Sber ltattfinret, Fam CT ntt afleu9nen, beitn
bic Grfabrrng bat es bn seletrt, in,p ppn temIef.
bet Sebrmetlter bat CT 9elernt, RAP CT pur6 paS
SIttern etleS Siebes, NIT SerI6tepenet 9lrten BON
6utter i'm Stanbe it, perIGiebene GrtrG9e tbtcriI6er
NNlUHphtN'N <ItHt u
Sieblanb fdle6te Stpfe fiittrrt, pirb inn Srrielbr
rtnet nr tleinen Grtra8 BON Grjeu9niiIen brtngen,
feline Siitc iperben trenise unp Idle6te Ntil6 9e-
6en, pber nidt an 5ett ;tncbmct. Die 6rase
ptrft lld baber auf mas CUTE 6utterltpffe linp
9Sarim tbut paS cine 6utter mebr NdI6 til-
ben, pprr fdneller unp teler rnditrn, als paS an-
pere 9-GieIe 5rasen Eaten li3 Der llrbelcSwtg
pcr llnter3ei6nctcn aufsepran9t, bis Te Su elmer
8etGe bon SbatIaden eelansten, tpelhc ie tefGbig-
ten gu eitem cnpli6en 3icle gu tpmmrn. Sic bas
Sen ben @e9en1anp pur6aus erforIAt rnb fir
Sabre pariiber Grperntente un9elellt, pptet lie
pebrr Ntibe mod Soften ipartcn. Sie BADEN Die
tbierifAe Sefpncntte lltprt tnb srfuOen, mas
erfprperli4 it, UNI Die perI6iepenen Steile pes
SGrpcrs ;u frr,ntren, ilnp ipte GraS, Seu, Rcrn
etc. i'm tbieriI6en SY7em In Grtt, NlildD unb But
ter Seripanpelt rtrp; iie taben scfunpct, Dap bic
gisenIdaft spn Gutter gSnsli6 parauf beruEt, pb
bas 5utter isne Seitanrtbrile entbdlt mrl6e sllr
grnahrums tnp llntrrHalt res SbterS crfcrrerlt6
inp.
sic prcbu3irten fcl9tA bteIe 3uiammtnies,ns,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
g c / ) 5 l. 6 fe

fir ben Wai Sermin, 1853.
55cl8cntc 8eftsfd[le rerren lei benz nd60sn
aVat 3ermin IN allcntMm prrbtrt mcrrrn:
Scbn Slrt 9egen Gbiparp 3ewalb.
s. Z. 9pnnlan unb Sruper gegen She's. gdatr.
gS. s. Srrwn 9e9cn 0enIelten.
80. =. Srpmn 9e9en Drnleltrn
Ghtbartna Grint ge9en 6rnrY Snpter.
Gpbraim MrYer unp 9Iupere eesrn GeiTnatr
,nb g8ittman.
9Stlliam s. 8aul 9e9sn Selrmru israef.
Salentine eeil 9e9en Samuel inp GatGarina
S6dfCr.
Gattarina gScaser 9r9cn 9riTe gSrasrr.
GpnmiBcners ron Qe9a Gan1ts 9earn som
3iee unp 9lnrere.
Scnattan Trwalb se9rn Srieberi6 90. giaael.
gSaierman unb grlmg sesrn Col. 5rseI.
Samrs S6difrr eeaen 9bcmas geirper.
9tilip ulp SebaIian Slaible seam grprae
ShGifer, jr.
geilliam Nint 9c9en 8e,ten yltnf.
9ieuten Mtnf 9e9en Nidplae uub 94nt Dlinf.
8erpinanb Serfempser 9esen 0asib 9icr.
NcieS W. ScncS srsen Grmnb Mprris.
GeSi SaaS 9esen Scbn 6aff. jr.
George 8erlGner 9e9en geter 8rtG.
G'errse 9eaespcrtb sr9en SttPtsn SiGt, IT,,
unb 9lnbere.
Spnas G'ccr9e 9e9en SenrY unb Col. Iprnts.
Nlartn Nfarr 9e9en 3merman uno gBerly.
GGriaian Strrn'S 9mben sesrn Strrn, 3imsrs
man unb Sir9cr. s. G. Samuels, 9rrtt.
9tpril 6. nqtG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
SauIemtc icbct bier.
Sor3d9libe unb ,poblfeile
SbaGfS!

Die ltnterI4rtttenen piinI6ct tirrbwp 'prm
9utlifum an3uSeisen, bab iie einen Der beRen
S4latbriide, nGmli6 brricnige nate bei Sreih.
ler's G'alttauIe, in BaldinstUn Sip., 2e6a Co.,
friitsr sretsnrt BON 8pterts unp 0aYiS, itrr.
npnnten 9aben, ,lnp nun bereit linb, Serermana
nit ben sorSisli4lten S6IGts, fir Ddder llnb
lrnitigr GnpSwrde, ;u SerIeben, wette an ibmm
Sru9 pber trscnpwp penl Canal rntlGg si sr-
balten iinp. Sic 1aten ,u9tei6 init ben !Srrren
9rrs, gut9 unp 60. in 2llIcntaun gprtebumsen
setrpIfen, um, Iobnlb bic S6iffabrt crb1nct iR.
S6lltS nad tbrem gBbarf an Der eetha 3li befSr,
bern, no fpl6e pann ebsnfaI5 gu alien Seiten ,i
baten fnp es tEnnrn pabcr aud jepe @rt Srittl,
lut9en Bel ibuen sentadt merben, tpie au6 tei
5rn. Saepb @tpier, @crber, in beIa9trr Statt.
Sbre Sepin9ut9en linb Iebr billtg.
sSofepb Moier uno 8illiams.
Sa'udr &c, 1853. na6SR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
GDmrtz st eael II.
Sn ber Court BON Common plie5 uol

NOH ptl Spull UUlt SplltltDU UUII
3eba @auntp.
Sttrtiar IL, 1853, frste bic Court fcls.nte
8eaeln sur fiinfti9en Srcta6tuns fef.
Die 9erntne Der SerIdtsbenen Gourten ron Gee
6a GauntY clrn in 3ufunit ,pei gBp6cn i'm De-
eenitrr ilnb Sebruar unb wenn nrttwenbia aud
,rpci @r6en i'm Nai nb Srrtemter bauern urb
bic @rIadfte IplIen In fplscnber Srrnuns scrses
nprlnen trerfen
1 Die rrite gRche Icll, ben @e6dften Der
Granb. SlirY unp DEM @erfSr BON Griminalfallen
sewpmet Iriu, irpie Der gerldsuns iiber bic 8dlle
auf ben 9lrgumentliIlrn ber Common pieas, g4a-
Irner,rt unb pierteljSbrliden Sibun9en unb ben
rc9elmaBisen Watienecurt= @e1hGften beS Gauns
tss. Der regelmdeise 5aa fir bic sBailenecurt
Ipu Dienitag in Der rrien gEp6r iciIt, an ireldem
5da aud, bic gnfrfcnniing scn SGcriff 'ssIeerS
Il, Gnlpfnns gu nrtnien fnb.
2. Die stpeite g8rae icll bem gser6Sr Der Gle
Silfd1e gcfptbnlst ein unb Der 2tutEruns Srn fcl>
den Scri6fasen fir Ge9eln etc. nls arr6Enlidb
cbne arairnent bepilist psrben, aber tein reaels
maeisrs 9lrsumrnt fol- anaet5rt rsrbn ratrene
biefer g4o6e, 70 lange bic SurY in Sibun9 1T.
Nus ben irtunoen-@sseuats,
SC. Samuels, prpt6.
april 6. natG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
llenr Garpetings.

Tcr linttrfhrstsns bat fcs6cn surtb ueuc 2ntdnfff
~ erbaten, Ciuen erceen uno friitbsn Stcd Der
reihitsn uuo urusten StMss pcn
SrlSrt, Sapestrp, SriTeler, hrtispffp fuperfrne
Snardin unb Senetianiffe Carpets,
pdtbe ole al, zen lheuspatBsftcn 8soinaunacH
ab9slafen prrosn.
0Qit siueui pSasn 2fTrrtemsut rcu Stlta6ern,
Sifdtd 6ern, Rattin9s, etc.
.&Sukr iino triuht cine ssiti9s llntsriuhnna ANUS
ifsucn, inerm Gdibtdufru srces Sneufensnts earas.
6ctln rptroCn.
81. g. 98dlfer,
100 G6elnut Sraes, uuttrbatb ber sttn, Gatkit,,
pbttaodpbia
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20

10 wpbt betannt ais ibr SegetattIii6fS
puloer: es iinb In fcmlelten, in b6dlt cpneen-
trirter 5crn iene deniIhen prin;ipien perbltnpcn,
trelfe Dem Gbier ppnnGtben linp. GO baben mir,
tpie mir gtautrn, jrst 9lllsn tlSr6 bargctbant taui
pelde g3eiIe l6 bas gulper 10 Sertbciltaft erpie.
fen bat. Gbcnip irie Der 9iinger auf ben Sebfl
rtrft, tint cine perniebrte Grlpte gu rr;euen, ip
brtn9t imIer Stebpulser aud cine Scrnebrutg Der
tbtertI6en Yrpructtpnen 3utpege. gGir sarantire,
bic Grrmsbrlmg bon Butter BON elm gu Gin balteS
9funp per gSrde, auf jepe 6ub 3u lrin, linb i'm
ndmli6en SerbGltniiIe brim MGIen BON RinbSieb
ulb S6peinen; III lebterent iir,b mir iiber3cu9t,
Ietblt BEN 9peifcGbaftelten eritame,t ;u tSnncn.-
9a1et es ir9cnp einrn Bauer prpbtren II. mir lteb-
cit inn gut bafiir pa6 Ieine Sd,iprine NIT bent
Drttbetl 6utter felt ipfrper, pprr ipenn 9rf6lads
trt, rrni9ltens 25 S>rp;ent mehr triegen.
gddt meniaer beillam fpirft baS gtlper als
Wlep3in fir 9ferre lei seltem gSdlier, Shlaberr,
DiStrnlprr, 0riiIc (@lanperS) !5u1cn, fursenl
9ItEent, bel atsema9rrten rmp mrtblpIen 9ferbcn.
Sober Bauer, Rem eS lint @rrtcIrr,ns Ictnes
GtebfanteS gu tbttn III, icllte rnen Srrluh nit
pieIem l6astarcn grtifrl MAIDEN; mir linb iiters
jru9t, pab fcin pettrrer Scpcis nbtbig Ien ipirO.
Gs mBfte bier am 9late iciu, bas gublif,m
Dor Srtris ju parnen, ipel6rnt es In SctreT bic
Ics grtitelS ats9r1ebt 1T. Srit unier Yulper
Iplde Scpulartat erlanst fat, ino anpere erbarnt-
Itde WiIdun9en, rnter bent 9iamen Siebpulser
gum @Ori6etn 9Ctpmmer, untrr allerlet anbern
ertcr9ten Namen, ais "OeutlfeS," ,,5idarpt's, !"
Original erneuertS," I" cts. 2lber Sauern Ipllten
cs ni6t ser9e1rr, baB ebe Sninis, 5rUneiielb unp
Co.'S gtebpulYer pppular purbe, niesupcr Semanb
raran badte, ein lplhes SprsuEringen. gBr fpr>
bern tr9enb Scmanb in piclem cper etnein anpern
sanbr aub bas ge9rnt6eil ;u tetpetiet.
SGir marnen paber 9auer,,, Ntarftlette ,tnb
@nbere auf Der 5ut gu iein aud 9ht gu baben,
pas lie ben dGten original 9lrtifrl erbalten unb
nidt tetrcscn tperpen, pper lire 9erpe unb 9tinp>
peb gu S6apen fcm,nen, burdD bic miierabclen
9fadabmilnsen mb gfamenfdlldmt9en bes Gdten
Se9etabtlti4en Stet.pulpsrS, mic sus
tereitet Spn
Sreini9, Sronefielb unb Co.,
Sir 1S7 9iCro 0rittc SiraGs, ;nhsn 98rcs
uno GalIcpbiG Ctr, philadelphia.
N)Iat. 5, 1S52-6p.
OF 9lu6 IN bieler Drrdrrrt st tatrn.