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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17
Religious Intelligence.


A new Methodist Episcopal Church will
be dedicated at Bakersfield on the l4th inst.
Sermons will be preached by Rev Stephen p.
Brown, of Troy, n. Y. and e. R Iyrris. #
St. Adams.
The receipts Of the American Boarl of
Missions for September last. were : Il .O25 10,
Of Which Vermont contributed ,53 ;. Nc7v
Hampshire Sab, Maine $500, Rhode Island
>25, Connecticut S545, Massachusetts 60.
e26' and so was sent from foreign lunia
The Christian Intellisencer says that in
twenty years one hundred churches. uu, 'rr.
ing about twelve thousand converts have been
planted along the coast Of Africa nanv
schools also have been established, which ar
now in successful operation. and hundreds of
natives have received and arc now receiving
Christian education. Previously to that
time, the whole twenty-five nillioul Of that
section OF AtricO were in r. state Of deepest
degradation witchcratt prevailed universal
ly polvgamy also was everywhere permit
ted, and honesty and truthtulness were utter
ly unknown and this is still true, where
Christianity has not triumphed.
The 9TH annual examination of the Biblical
Institute Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
took place at Concord y. H.. on the 3lst Of
October. \ large number of the friends Of
the Institution was present. The ezamina
tion of the several classes gave general 4at,-
faction. The Rev, Minor Raymond d. D..
delivered an address before the literary soci.
cites, which was much applauded \ cores
pondent of the Boston Traveller says the
whole number of students is ,ixty-eght
The English papers mention the remarkable
fact of the parish Church of Ssathwaith hay-
ing had only two pastors IN a period Of l2U
years The Rev Edward Tyson died there
last September, aged So, having been mini.te,
of the parish for - years. His immediate
predecessor, Rev. Robert Walker, who died
IN 1902, at the age of o. had held the living
for 81 years.
A sheaf Of wheat was recently suspended
from the alter Of the church IN the little village
of Epingham, England, on the occasion Of the
recent Thanksgiving for the bountful harvest
\ grand council of Romlsh prelates Is about
to be held at the Papal city, The Parls I'm, de
Ia Religion Of October 10Th says
The Catholic world is at present occupied
with great event which is about to b. accom-
plIshcd at Rome. Bishops are proceeding
from all parts of the earth toward the E:erul.
City at the voice of the visible chief OF tn"
Church. We learn from Rome that great
number Of bishops are expected, and that
the presence OF other preates than those ofticl-
ally invited will be seen with pleasure. Al
the bishops will take part according to tholr
rank in the projected grand general assembly,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

TUESDAY. NpN.
>ENAIE-R,>o'phop. No bill to he in
reduced into the Senate after tomorrow, eX-
tolt such a. com" FROM the hru-" rr ave re
ported by IL com Read and PASSED.
Reports. com. on banks. III favor of
the till churtrrir@ the Walloum'uc Bank ;
read sd time and passed by com. ON Ldu-
ca.ion, bill TO inc rpordtc the nion Institute
at Bakersfield in favor Amendment made,
bin read 3d time and laid ON the table, From
com uu lnuN~. against the till To iucoIpo-
rat, the Northern Vermont Bank Sd read
lu- refused.
The Bill in amendment Of the Liquor law
was taken M and ordered to be cngrossed
and read 81 time.
The hill for the appointment of a Railroad
Commissioner, same ur'ier made tomorrow
mo"'iue
Ell relating to the police Of Towns was
read Sd time and lao>cd-\ eas 10, nays -
Bill relltiu. to witnesses. was taken up,
read Sd tlmc, amended and passed
Bill relating % certain public lands in
II,dcrark. wa, taken ny, passed, reconsidcrcd
and lid ,u the table. idi
uOl ~r.-Mr Rice called ur the bill for
the benefit Of towns in Kutland county, ire
iuuiiu, tax OF last year for the benefit of the
t,wus,) orl"rai ro 81 ro,dinG.
The ou,r"ss,t hill c&tvndinC the charter
oi the hunk rf talcl.uii it was passed
ayes l'j, noes l.
R,H ,airojpced Bv Mr. Nichols relat
ing TO duties of officer to enforce the laws
Zine from 80 10 $500 for neglect of duty,)
referred to com. on printing.
Sper,oi ordor,. Ril in amendment Of sec.
e. TIC, GuTca>iu- the salary Of Judges Of
the suirema court 30 %2hno y the question
was ON nu dHendmeni reducing the 'ilary Il
q, 80. Mr james moved ! .5oo--supPort-
cd hr VI ssrs. Jps>rivn OF p, George and
Jmr-, opposed 70, Nc,~r~. Mclean Of c.,
Ilptchki~, %. W. nstur. Rankin. Bingham
ElmundS. aud Wo-a'un. aud carried
ayes Is. noes. -. The amendment. a. thus
surrulrd was aloptet Mr.. Jud"vn" moved
D., .'u'ul YN al.iiu. circuit iuiLrs--adopt"d
and to' hil' wa orlprrd TO 81 reading
Itgf,,,' HHS. IaNing Rutland rpun
ty:t,Hm'ui .'.. tu rbup. lu7 10 amend
n,.1t of ,... n act o l>I3. "lNtmG t,
lsI...r. 'r'.r..i'u.. % raf li.ni \r'"'klr
n"nt '"W 81 h"l'''t ""rr'n'' '""rl i"
N",'H""''' 'Yon'E f'''l''- 40 '' '',"'n-
T., i',r town hn'. between f'', ,''lH wr
brano'n' IN relation t. h'ns ana 'h"t'el
lnort5AS'H '--s''erdIiy passed.
hP'''S- i'N com on ndhhs' against hill {,
incorporate W 'HoG'kl BANK ana It wac re
ltcted against hill 10 Incorporate Mortimer
Vermont 'ahk tht -. Adams y MI Smlti
ol ~ \. moved AN nam'hdmrnt making STOCK
hpl9'rs personally ieSl""sl'is 10 the amount
uI 'hrir Stock 'Sr'el TO- WV
AlTEhNooN.
-. SIN NJ. hp'"''-t rom general com
House NIl' I" incorporate the Rutland Ceme
terry A. !l'h, III '',"T' passed fron
F 'pm' on 'll'Hn'' 10 PlH a. y PiHr Tue sun
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

The }r'vl' slv,,.--.' I'm oh aI,yrtl,'p.
Customer s.rt ~ an advertisement from tim.
cipottl a short timr ago, which amounted to
50 large u sum, nnd .n much IN advance of
our old rates, -ht' "o f,l; i. due ~ him to
give hm that information before involving
lin in extra cxprn-.. The first return
mail brought his reply, which we PRINT for
the cdiiieation of that class who think = No-
body reads advertisements He SAYS.
am perfectly aware Of your advanced rate.
What Of it : Don't you give me an equivalent =
You expect that on learning thc expense Of the
advertisement, ] may countetmeud the order
The INK YOU I. /. ccrt'iGv very honest of YOU ~
give me tho opportunity but shall no, 10 it--uo,
not If had to so!c1 every type with gold dollar
for then [ should hc the ..'in"r ~ lINcrtiscmcrt
is the cheapest way that knew Of Ton reaching the
ear Of the public.
" 1ncIosed YOU have $3.50 IN payment flr sic
mou.hs' insertion of my Advertisement " ro,a
Agcnt- Wanted"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

The bn~t Wreck.


,.,,,... r,,.ll..- ,.,,,,,;,,.. :,,. r
There were not 50 many lives lost as by the
/ Arctic calamity, but the G,.ture. ur tLr dis
o.torare .cor,cl,. l,.. ,o,.;,l, l,,,,,.l.....l
= '' W.
"''''i''i ''li i'olo one u ro"pery' ana perhaps
/ MURDER, committed by ruthans on board
IT., fnlln,,,u,, ,r.ou,t oC Ala, l;.,,.., :;
,,,,,,, H.. ,l,., t,,,,,.
5N'" y '"' VI Scr u VIZ sup
The steamship YANKEE Biodc. Ucnr, Ram.
dali, commander, sailed fom san rr,uci.oo.
Sept. 30th, at ! p. NJ, with 200 pas,scrrers
and : ljS 600 in specic. oct. let a, G1 IN
/ being uncOmpas >rd III dense log and .uu.
posing ourselves at least ten miles from shore
wo struck ON rect of rocks oil Point Ar
cullu, about | } miles above Point Coucop
ton, on which the shin run uu inward. of 80
+ ieo'' "hlit ner stern swung III iathpms OF
WAFER Whlch III less thau - minute sunk
peloW tho lfomtn'no "erN' hu' +" hrinly was
hof forward paT' linheddcd III the rocks that
uE - tIC tl!he leit Ihe snip, about ;, T. VI.
IN the "a she had not rceedad an mcl. .Ns
soon as We More Uncovered to be IL danger,
H. u .','''k liu''''s' am HahuGU
I,,.-4, ',''.' | ''''' at 'l'- W .'' l"e
M, th' '"ii- we've being lveroi the
chi"i steward. Ntorc-keeP'r aud some m'n
N'h' h'I"" amt broke out llrge qu u'fi'y "l
, PiJ' 't'ns' winch We're sent to the upper for
war" ueeN' Inc furNer prepared 10 save the
sup papers ana 'aluaplrr III M possession
''i'"-'nS u" In' passengers which nave all
pech soltIy dellNored 10 Their owners. But Oh
gong pt'oW ~ minutes alter the snip struck
ne '"''ho the >pecle covered VITA IKE I",t OF
Water ana So rapidly wa. she lillm- that the
water rose 10 III" stern -IN inches per minute,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

Numerous suggestions have been made for
preventing accidents to steamers at sea-, since
the loss of the steamer Arctic, but | venture
to make another. Let every steamer be
provided with number Of India rubber,
gutta pcrrha. or waterproof canvas haloon-
shaped sacks, with shaft inside something
like an umbrella frame. to fall back as beams
against inward pressure. rs the case might
require In case Of hole being made in the
hull of the vessel. insert one Of these sacks
through the breach, aud initiate it hy one or
more bellows, or an air-pump which should
bc attached ready for immediate use. The
distcnlcd sack would fit itself readily to the
breach. and the outer rart would press CLOSE
ly 10 Jhc outside of the vessel These sacks
would hc good for buoying the vessel, or for
attaching to RATS. &c. Vessels should also
be supplied with submarine dresses lor Inou
t. examine tho ships buttom, and tr thrust
Tia" sacks from the outer side If >tuwagr
prevented inside action. All mattrass,,
with sockets aud spring eye, attached, could
hr readily made into raft. aud easily
launched, All luoyaut articles should nave
conN enicut straps. Ac., attached. India rub
hcr water sacks should always Ire ready for
boat u,c, and would answer also as buoys in
case of need. claim no credit for the above
thoughts, but shall he -ratifcd if they are OF
any sJrNice to others. :. l.. II.
Burlington, W.. Nov. 5. lSii,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

One woman. had one leg broken in two plat
cnr. the other in one place above the knee
end her left arm broken in two places, while
her brother who at behind her escaped un
hurt.
The conductor, an old and hitherto FORUM
ate rniroad cmrloyc, declared that this was
the last Of his rilrodding.' lie had done
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

THE BiA,A A>D WHIT DouGIhsSrs Is In
>oIs From the chicago Tribune we learn
that Senator stephen Arnold Douglas arrived
at Aurora on Thursday morning To- fulfil ht'
engagement to speak in the afternoon, hol
learning that the train from Chicago brought
Frederick Douglass, the celebrated colorcd
orator and champion Of freedom, who would
certainly reply To him, he became sudd"llU
niisposed, and remained snugl' eu,conr.j
IN the hotel until % clock when hctpuk t.r
cars and retreated to Chicago
BE- The people Of Aurora, says tie Tribune.
' being disappointed in not hearing one
Douglas. determined on bringing out the
other. Had the Judge been halfas uGw,N e,
Fred, he might have justly been excused
from speaking but no, he was suffering from
only bilious attack and slight symptom 't
aguc while Fred, was under physician
care from the time of his arrival at tie hotel
ill he left it to 90 totho church to slo4k
He was threatened with Intermittent ic,cl
and was scarcely able 10 stand luriu. Lis
half-hour speech His remarks were received
with great favor, and he carried the entne
audience with him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

- A rEw mornings since We were relating
to our family the fact of friend having
found upou his door step fine little NAL, in.
FAINT, whom he had adopted, when one of the
" olive branches" remarked
90 Pa dear, it'll be his slep-sou, wont It'''
We thought il would, decidedly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

- THL Mas that was " transported with
bliss, has returned to his native land, ha,-
iu. served out A., ,iur. Blis, ha, two years
longer tu -"ry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
C. + DA\fA irtI

Onic,, Avltl west comet ot In. u,N l-rn ll,I
1T BLINGIuN w.
My sd HA"l ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17
Legislature of Vermont.

CuNr>,tY II. n,rpE>. S,,r,iarU.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

-58 SOMETHING uf tHA>GL.-Ih, phlidcl-
pima Bulletin puhlsn,s cable ol tbr TON
grossiunal vote IN Penu,ykauio, comparing
the figures with those ol l.i3. lht tabic
makes uut majoIit! against Pierce aud Ne
bra.ka of OG,2GS. The Democratic majority
in 1872 was 23,47j-a change in two years
Of Nindy Thousand against the Adlninlstra-
tion, The entire Congressional vote Of 1852
was 3lI ,4o6 in 1854, 3jl los AN increase
Of 1862. Inc Gubcrnatorial vote this year
reaches 81 900 or 20 900 more than for
Congressman
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

The House proceeded to CONSIDER the bill
in addition to the acts tor organizing and
governing the militia, requiring an enrol
ment, the appointment OF captain IN each
town, ami making all provisions necessary ton
an organized military force, IN the simplest
torn consistent with the provision, of the
constitution and the laws Of Congress also
eXemptin5 the poll tax for the encourage
ment OF the uniform militia The bill was
supported by Messrs, Capeu, Wushburn,
Spencer and Darling, opposed by MIR, Beech
cr and ordered to Sd reading Adj.
MILbNouN.
SENATE Orde,s Of N, Day-Bius for
improvement of state Library. Relating tn
the payment OF County Commissioner Fix
ing salary of Bank Commissioncr-,eyc
read Sd time and passed
RpOrtS-from General Committee, bill
seyering Goshen Gore from the town Of TO-
shen, and anneNing part of Brandon From
com, ON Claims bill for the support Of il tran
sient insane person. From General com. al
tering the name OF Francis Lungc. From
same com altering the nume of Francis Hurd
lllar-,ld hills were ,ovcrally read 3d tim"
md passed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

SENATE. Reports From com. on Fl
nance, bill relating TO compensation of Coun-
" Commissioners, in favor ordered to be en-
crossed and read Sd time tomorrow. From
com on banks llouse,bill, extending theIchar-
ter of the Bank OF Caledonia read 81 time
aud passed
Liquor prohibition law was taken up, read
Sd time and passed.
Mr. Benedict moved reconsideration of vote
OF the Senate concurrng with the House m
the passage Of resolution ior a hnIl adjourn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
Sf q 6 + / 6 t.

,,Qn Die Slieoer Scr ae9enititi9en Seuers
Seriitberun9S: @eielIibaft BON Sinfs
ina Spring, Serf5 Sountp."
Sn Sclsc BON Srrluiten bur6 5rurr gum Se>
lauf ron iber spElf tauIrno Sbaler, pGbrrnO benz
prrflr1rnen Sabr, purpe rn 9llIeement semattt
pom Sbaler auf jrbeS perFherte Saulenp, sur
Deduus Der telusten Serluite, unO ;ur Srqurms
lt6fsit Der @lieprr wcl6e pom Shabmeiitcr rnt.
fernt wptnen, linb Die ipl9cnrs Yldse trtmmt
wUrpsn, tint bic SeSabluns Der beIasten alls6.
mrnts in Gmrpfans gu nebmrn, rdmlia:
2ln ScI6ua SctcrlingS. Disnaas, December &c
SObn SarmpnYs, 0dttwchS, 81
DaSio Sleilrrs, 2gunpille, Dpnnrr1dg, 26
Samuel Camps, SaficnSiae, 6reitds, 20
9cnb's Stobr, 2pwbGl, Samtas, 80
SalIirt's 0aabauS, q. gBbctbal, !
Oluntag, Sanuar,
NcYer'S Qebtbin Oangcpers) 0ats ( q
baus, pp., Disnla9,
Spbn DprnrYs, Siippbrit6al, 0littpp6, 8
Sobn Qpprls, Salsturg, DUnneritag, 4
;, 9rtrr 6aas, OtilIerstaun, Sreitas, 5
gBcaSers, SrrinisSpile, Samtas, D
n9- -SepeS Mitsliep 1T erIu6t, feline pplieY nit
Subrinscn, psnn es gum S9ablen tcmmt.
$:$': z:ss S:;ss !; $:$' $$s$5:"sn s;s'' Committee.
December 18. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
9Seber's 9fDtenbu6.

Sierte, oermebrte uno perbebert Qufaee.
gpm rtiscn bereits Istr anscmen sinssfisrtsa
Nctenbud 1T rieber cine neue 9Iufase erImieneR,
prldte nit pielen 3uIdben terei6crt unb Isbr per>
trstrt pcrbcn ia. 6srr gBetr I6ent feline Re-
fen su I6suen, llm fein Ncten6un Der sinaieIlsn
auinatme piirpig gu MAIDEN. Sc rntt6lt ktt
H27 GGrraIs mp Gbcrseldnse, fir ale @sIe.
srnbeitsn. Gs III in unlerm SuHncbr btim Du.
benb unS Gin,eln gu baten.
Ssd. @utb unb Grerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
Die 9rDBte GntbeGuno
oe5 3eitalters.

oee 3ettalterS.
.@fan,sr, Sausrn, 6amilisn unO QuSsrs tSnnrn
tttn lpttlmtttd t0uftn rptltbes
Or. Sobia6' 8enetianif6es Eminent
9ltiAtrmnt fdr 8ubr, 8rit, Group, tbrcniIdbs Rba.
nlattsu, rpebtn pals, 3abnpcb Seetrantbeit Wrano.
punetn, Scbnitt!runoen, Stbpeuunaeu, SuctIhun.
gen, alts Sbaosu, 9Ncsquitctiebs, Sdmcr,sn in ben
SIltoern, Srult, RddCn u. I. 10.
NStnn es tent Stnoerun9 btrpirtt lc miro bos GJclo
surudbsjobt; ots mas 9cfcrocrt miro 1T Gin 0trs
futb Den anpstiunacu ssmdB. ..r..'
US 1T ttn tn9llltbrS pcilmitttt uno purbe pcm az.
mig 9BIlltam A. prn Gn9ano esbrautbt uno pen ibm
eEltatt9t ais cn Rtttt 9s9tn &bsumatism psnn aues
FONT nttbts mtbr batf.
lIsttr l0,000,000 Staitbsn Gno in Srn Scr. etoo.
Ten psrtaut mcroen, cbne cinmal III ftblen uno Gie
ls o9tn eo6 t nitbt imsbr cbue oalslte ltiu pctcn
IN 6dlItn prn Group (Stldbutcn), uno ruenn cs 10
oct piro
SIS btitt Die Gbrttra, rcun ucrf atncmmeu. in
went9cn Smuotu; 8ubr in elmer bnibrn GmnSc I:
3obnwsb IN finf SRtnutcu. @s III pcutcmmcn un.
lbuot9 fur tnncrIbcn Gcbraub uno III pcn oen be.
rdbmteten arritSn in eCn Scr. Staatsu rstcmmSn:
Dirt. prsts 25 uno 90 Cents .. .-..
Or. Sc6os tSuntt Duseno 3titunocu nit 3cuanil.
Zen uno Srttftn anfulen, pttcbt Ole punocr6oren
&urtn bsptrtt Surtb fttn Ointment cr,abltu, otsr
biIt ctts fir bnrctbtno Sa6 Nficmaup ;u bt;abtcu
broutbt Der feline einoCruuQ crbalt.
Sr. Scblos bat etn y fer ocsgt imCnt abcrei.
ttt IN 9lnt;6latbtn, wGlthts auarantrt miro oils
wrblfser unp bteCr beuuicpCs auotrs fdrRctit. Sci.
bun9tn alts SSunctn, SdrammGn, Sdwtuunoeu.
Shn'tnpunoIn, Surtibun9cn, II. {. 10.
grtts 80 Gents. Or. Sctas' Sfiitt, 60 Geurt.
lamb StrofC, 9lctp:Ncrf.
N9entcn in Scda Gountp.
Nst, eutb uuo Srtrtcr, aQsutcwn
attr. lStaptr, @tra Cru,
Schn V. GelGmSrsr, Sautrn &aUsp
SittinS uno 9trr, Saurn
sSolttr y. loubtr, lRcstcsriGIe
Schu 8. Sd00, SrtrlIrtcmn
NRcfer uuo 6'tbmon, 9rsiniasriIs
uno bet cen Stcbrbatter dterbaupt.
Sga 10, 1854. uoISiow
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
Gtte f0dgDare 9lantai0e
% f1yriuoti,,r ~ s,erfaufcu..

Der llnter14rirGsnc piipI6t feline Saurrei, Sc
fegsn in Sbcriaiicbh 5auniGip, ssda Gaunty, al
ber Sfsntlidsn Stra6s bic pVn alrntcpn mad
nuaIrrtomn fii9rt, ungrfa9r cine Neitr BON Der
Rorb' gtnniyIpania Nie9elth9n, cine balte WeiIe
pefli4 pon GoOpersburB, prpatim 3u Ycrtauftn,
entbaltsnp 80 Gter; 9rGnjcnp an 9ano Scn 9e-
ter Bsbrr, Sarob Nobr, Soibua Grey uno gtns
bern; basOn fno ungef1br s 9Idr 6cljlano, gut
bepa1len nit &afanien, Gi6en, SidorY unb am
Dern 6cl5artrn, 5 gtder gut tr,pdfrrte gDicien,
bas iibrige il Sautanb sun Der erRrn @itc, in ei'
mem bcbrn Stanp Der Gulttr unp gut in 6rnlrn.
Die Wstaure bellcbrn aus rinem 9rcben
&A ;meift6Gi9en jtsinern 8obns
ET:s bauS, Elm einit0Gi9 Sebn6bau6,
49, SaretDsr SAeusr, Sprinsbaut, tups
yeltrn gBasrnIdcppcn, tntO alien lpnftBrn auf ei'
net Sauerei erfprprrliden glrbrngebauorn.
auf bem eanbe brFnpet iid elm gutter tra9ens
Der aepfrl 8aum8arten, pe uua Oiele ancrre tras
aenoe StRtdume, ais Sirl6en, pHaumen, Strs
men u. +. 10. Gin llcberfIub bon friidem Sprtn9.
waiIer IN pprbanbrn, an ben Gjebaucrn unb auf
bem 9anbe. SdS Ndberr rrfabrt man bel btm
Gisrnt6iimer Der barauf wrtnt.
8eIb unb Elm uniiretig JleAt tSnnrn ant ten
na6aen 9lprtl 9e9etrn iprroen.
I g5efiab 8erboro.
guouIt @. . nqtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

OrcI1maibineus uno pferoefroft Was
der in Nlentopn,

8Ctirnen I6 eicIer @rlsgrnbeit ibren Sreunbtn
unb rincm eccbrten putlitum i'm aa9rmrinsn bic
2lnscisc su madsn, DAP is nr4 an ibrsm aIttn
Stanp fprtfatren s q
0reIbmo1d)inen, Nferbcfroften, @ellds
fornsDreiber, Strobb6nfe etc.
;u serfcrtiscn, uub bieIeS ,par nuf bic SSrSsrile
art. sic taben jebt cine gnsabl fsrtiss Mal@t~
nen unp pfrrpsacwaItrn auf 6anp, bic iie an BILE
li9cn YrsiIsn atlesen psrben; unb Ie lapsn bic
Sauen Gin an3uruirn unb pieislbc gu tsIrbcn, tbe
iie lrnipp taufen. Ollie bic bei ibnrn Ssrfsrtis-
ten WaI6incn finb aus ben tshm Materialien,
gut unO bauerbaft sema6t, unb lle llnb immer
pitlens cine i3sitlans pafiir gut ~ tehsn. GDer
alIc cine WaI6ne pcn ibnsn tauft Tam SsrF&Gt
fiitlen, bab CT baS bat mas sr fault, unb bae &c
ni6t pur3 Idle6te arteit unr 1hle6te Matsria.
lien bintergangen ptrp. 9tufst nur an unb bee
etet pieielbe-ptr Sei9en Te errnr unb iperNsn it-
berSet unlcr Wbgli6les tbun, unlrre 5reunbe unh
6unben aufs geic gu bebienen. t.r.a
Neparaturen an altsn glaIdnen trerbtn ME
sep6bnlia pinttlid unb an tiliSrn grsiItn Bee
Iorst, uno alte WaI6inen rsrosn I'M 5anbrI fite
neue ansencmmen, wpfir mir inner Elm r6lpna@
bler 9rrib rrlauten.
@llrntpwn, Suni7. nabs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
Sefentlt0e 95enbu.

Mpnta9s ben 1 fcn Sanuar, C9teujabrStns),
Ipll Srrtauft mcrrcn an Der lettberisen 9Spbnung
peS Serlprtcnrn Daniel 9 6neiper, C@aits
prtt), in Sripelbcrs Sauni6p, 2rGa Gounts,
um 10 llbr Srrmitta9S, bic fcIScnre trrr9li6c
Qrtifel:
3 Yferbe unb gfcrNcstIdtrr, Gintsie9, s@aas
fe, S6weine, g8Gsen, YFdSc, Gseen, Sosps
idlitten, SolSI6litten, Spa;icrwa9rn, Orei6mas
Idine nit Yferpe9cwalt, Srpbtant, S6lefitrin,
3 Srfen nit Ncbr, &c6cfen, Scttrn nit Sctts
ltelen, Spcrrs uo &iibtrtten, SiifersrI6irr,
DyabrS, slide, Stii9le, 5a1Tr, @rtRmtl, 3psi
lltren, Slinie, Saomen auf Dem 8rlbc, grunbs
becrrn, gBeIl6torn, Strrb, Sru, smei gBurntiibs
len, 6lafstrr6rn, 6ru6rrIfrn, Seus uuO Ntil'
sabrln, np frnf nod cine Mcnsc !6aut. unb
Sauerns@ @erStt1daftrn ,u umilSnpI6 ,u mrlben.
Die Srpin9m9cn am SrrtauiSta9c mp aufs
partun9 ppn
Stcpben Sabman,
l(mo5 Hdbenolo,
98iaidm &rouB,
.s- paul &rum,
2(ominiitratcrcn.
December t3. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
&u8uF g..
Iittcr'S
SSamtlten <Wtebt5tnelt.

O1ittsrS uian,men9efetsr Sprup pcn Sbscr, gBilo;
Ot tirlhsu, uno lpcl;:9iapbta fdr outCn,i BertGl;
tuuasn, aitbma, 8rcutbitis, BIaubuttn, unO alIe
3rantbcitsn bic 5ur ..E.
.7aH 2un8ens aus5ebrun8
fIbrcn III Gins Der 6CItsu SRuSl Der 5tit ftr ollt
bolss uno eunecurantbeittn, pic Saulcnbe bcjtu9en
Rem tltinitcn &inos NIT Sitbsrbsit 9t9Sbtu msroSu.
Yrsis 25 Gents Die Stolhc.
Gitter'S 9lrpmatil6rr OinnersGcrbiat
fir Die bsiluns ron Dpspspfu, DarrbSa. NiisStr9t;
fbla9cnbeit, ItrptnibmStt etc. Differ Gcrbiat fin:
Oct man in ctisrn SauGn Isbr udetih; CT III onec:
rsbuiin G5tfbmads uno linoert in turicr Belt olIC
sne uu6iboalibtn Gicfuhte benen OnspGptIbe ausat:
feet fuo. g8cni9c Dcln bcnlmcn bic bortnSdtqltc
Diarrb6o. Saufs bir cine Scttd uno bcrpirts r.
9lcid cine Sur. Yrsis 80 GcutS bic 5taItbc.
9ttr'S SruRiYrup unp SlSBmsSmittrt.
Diclts SNittst 1T lcbcn Gbtr 70 Sabrtu in Ybito:
bsipbia in gtbroub, wuroc frdbcr rom 6rc6pottr
oss ce9sn @9cutbdmcrs ubcrtist uno III ats einot:
-riin9slarup ebne 6jtcitbeu. @s liuoert 6rtlhmer.
gen bnei uno ttfSrbcrt nattrtitbcn Stbtof bt sin:
bern. grsis 25 Gents Die SoIhs.
SanIretrn's porr I6war,e Yiarn, ..
audi bctanut Ols .6srrnbutrr piGtn, ,6urt's piNtn,
Dsu6t Yigcn, iiub Gin ltbtrcs 9arrmittcl uno an:
tibiliSlc YiIsn, uno feline Soms cIts cbns c icin.
prciS 25 Gents Die @cr.
Sbiss Weo,intu luO gu crbaltcn scn Dem OOrini:
gen Gi9cntbdmGr.
WH4t.H. 9. 6. Sitter,
SO. 0 Sdo Srrnt Stra6t, QbitOrctpbio.
81. S.-Gin liberolcr abw9 rpiro Gpctbrtsrn unr
Gtebrbaltern erto1Gt.
gQai II, 1854. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
@rjstcc russD Sos
YSerbeiferte MeloOeDns,

Serbel1erte NelO0e0n6,
wel6c aGe anpere Wclprepns, Die tisber Dem Sub
ltm uiferirt wurpen, an @iite, S6Tnbeit unr
Scllfcmmenbrtt iibcrtrcfFcn, unp lpirebl fir Sir
den unp S6uIen ais fir prtpatwpbnmse &c.
ilinimt iinb, iinb in iA6nrr 9luswabl, BON alien
G,rGBen uno glrtrn, in Rem llbrrns uno Supelcn,
GtabIi6ement SrS llntrriei6ncttn, Nc. % Sh.
Samiltcn StraBr, seraOe 8c9enutrr Der bcuti6s
rrformirten STRIDE, in aaentpwn, Su batcn, uup
;par gu 70 nieprisrn YreiIcn ais pteletrn epn ben
Serfertsern irlbit sefauft mrrprn ttnncn. ger
icnen iinb ein0claren btelclten in Gu9cnI6en ;u
nebmrn unb fir f6 Ielbit ;u urtbeilen, ebe lie
irnitwp taufen, brnn baS SsirEcn unp Srtra6teu
fplkt ni6ts.
Gbarle5 g. Wafep.
Allentown, glcS. %, 1854. nq2M