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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08
STOLE N

IRON my residence on the Middle Franklin n
y Turnpike, the night Of the 2Sh inst, OSEAA
large Bay Horse, full Is hands high, very large XII
wind gals hind legs other marks remembered. At
the tine old SADDLE and Dd Of he strip lea
theirs broke at the strup and tied with string. VIII
give large reward for the apprehension Of the thief and
able one for the return Of the Horse.
auq3D THOS. GALE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08
Mr. II. IL COOKE.

HAVING taken an interest in business, viii not
IL hereafter bold any regular Auction Sales. The style
OF our arm remains the same.
NAsHyI LIZ, Aug. /, 1856. IRBY MORGAN CO.
p. S.-We have removed TO our new store No. Pub lc
Square, where opening and hsndsome stock
Of Fail and Winter Goods 20 which invite the attention
OF Merchants generally. laughs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08
$50 REV YARD

- STOLEN from the farm OF Thomas Hamlet, near
ri R the NolensVile Turnpike about twelve miles from
AAAI Nashville, Friday night the 18th - August a
Deep Bay Horse, about years d. very high headed,
little white both hind feet, heavy and tall
ries his tail though had been nickel shod AL round
will pay $25 FOX the recovery Of the horse $500 the
horse and thief THOMAS HAMLET.
Sept. 2-2w
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08

WIN. W. Walk, W. r. SMITH,
HUMPHREY MARsHvLL, w. L. UNDERWOOD,
s. G. HAVEN, A. K. MARSHALL,
F. K. ZoLLICoFFER, THOMAS RIVERS,
HENRY WINTER DAVIS, F. s. EDWARDS,
OF. MOORE, w. H. SNEED,
HENRY NJ. FULLER, SAMUEL F. SwoPE,
J. A. RICAuD, E. D. CULLEN,
J. SCoTT HARRISON, CHARLES READY,
W. A. LAKE, GEO. EUsTIs, JR.,
J. MORRISON HARRIS, N. G. FOSTER,
JNo. S. CARLILE, JAS. J. LISDLEY,
. II. w. HOFFMAN, R. G. PURYEAR,
THOMAS r. WHITNEY, JNo. P. CAMPBELL,
JACOB BROOM, L.. Cox.
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08
Better Late Than Never.

tINHE Cee hrated Genuine PAN CAKE. FLAT PRESSED
aud LYONS TN IST TOBACCO, has just been received
by Lyons Co.. Wholesale Dealers in Havana Cigars Lii
quors, Tobacco, &c. LYONS co.
sept4 10 Cedar street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08


AgAKEs Ploss Of the best materials add variety.
vi Wrought Iron and steel Mould Bo1rig II sht and
lSft hand PioEN A. ". PUTNAM, Proprietor.
THls sHARP, Manager
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08

". y bhHHT q 70. have also on sale,
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE. By the Rev. DR..
Card, Of Scotland.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08
LAND WARRANTS BoUgBr OR LocATED

The best article o Gold Pens in tbs Market
Just received BY JOHN YORK co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08
NEW GO0OSl

ID C. McNARY q %. opening his day large ut Of
H. NEW G0ODS-kib LAces Embrodsriss Collars
SKIRTS Belts BetnTs uI sets u Applique Lacc These
are nice goods Ca qaca or thcy iii ~ al Fone
Aag4 $50 h. c aeNAkY Co
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08

4 WISH % parchass large nanoef q s.and War
rants, and viii give the kAsfsxs Pacs fsr The
Dealers irun ne County would 90 eel - give eafl
0Ffirs. NJ. A. CHzaAr eTkEn
.nagss-din a. ". aeEwEs. Ja.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08


4 WANT % pzrchAss any qaantry - reoa Wheat, 81
vhica vii pay ne b. heat price.
11xis 4. Q. RANDY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08
WUFATE WHFATu

DR q. A. NAY had has removed Ast oesee 10 Santa
~ Peaston saes, "a chefFy str-ss. iyss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-08
4ONEGROES FOR SALE,

~ ~ ENEkOIsS BOEN SAL
HANk hand ahost forty Negroes Dor rae consisting
l Of Men, Women and House Giris Cooks, kc-, anoag,
whom several that "wel recommended &Ed pro-
perry vouehed t5r." Call soon.
aagis %. KEEs W. PORTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18
PARIS. ME-, FRIDAY, JANUARY IS, 1856.

two pieces Of board four inches wide, one on
each side, and nail through the nils into
both these. Then take four inch piece Of
board long enough TO reach from near the
top Of the joist to tie lower corner Of the
gate, fitting il with a close joiut against the
board forming the stilo Of tho ligh; end, and
nail il fast 10 the lower rail, and az the bear
ing Of each rail with wrough, nails. Then
put a short brace OF the same width from
the lower corner Of the gate Gttod agains,
the ioist stile, and under the long brace and
nail IL the same as the other, and the gate
is done. II should be hung with hook hinges.
ono man, when he gets acquainted with the
work. can make and hang from three TO four
Of these gates in \ day, after the poss are
set. The whole cost Of such gates, Including
posts, hinges, timber, nails and ab1r Is
about two and a half dollars. This "a very
light, but stiI and durable sst,-tho boz,
for ordinary use oc any we have ever sc'n.
We may be deceived in this it being an In
ycntion or our own. We have such gate
which have been in use five yrau, and ar,
as stiT aud strong to-day a' when put mp
How much Ices do q set Of lar cost thar
these gates? And ;hcn, how much NOR
convenient When usel much, the extra
time required 10 open the lars tor one year
would twi,c Jay Tor the gate at I've cont
Per hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18
u Ole TR Y
Remember the Rags Of the Poor.

When YOU 'it by your hcuuh anil high blaring fire
Surrounded by al that heart can 's'iro,
Anl hear the coll wind. your snug cot rave around
That haply some crack OF some crcvice hc found,
By which Il may enter and chill with ~ breath
Not doub,ihg iIs pleasure to lrceIe you to death
Bot ia lh. disappointed, how sliIl round the dOor
Then ,hink-O, then think oiIhe rags II the poor.
When you boy ior ,our,cli,hicL nanncl' anl ihr,,
And lsaru To kcsp warm What cSpsuse IL incuu-
Vet till, after boy iug, 6nd your purse we'll lined
Remcmler that sour ate not able to 6nd
whercvilb 10 buy clothes. II. 6r such would
plead
Tho son. and iovn.,trickcn daughters ofoeci-
IL nlchali or poor mortal' ~, these, I implorc
That you would remember the rags orthc poor.
Rsmsml,,r. 90 mercy, the innoc,n, fst
Ofch,ldrcn that wander the col frozen street.
Their fnme' punched by hunger their eyes 6lI,d
/ ,ith tears,
Ths,rbr,u, tom with anguish, ths. mind, full Of
/ G-ls
That fis'ls may h. wan,las, G,un uhpm e. oltain,
WhorvIH 10 rdrcvr hunger ani give ease 20 their
pain
In vain they pppsal to ,hg v,pl,h, msa'' store
Who remember, hut Co ,r1m doe rags 1f the poor.
wh-n your buns b'rtoi,h plenty, 'ndiul % your
store,
When doe rich iom,f plenty ,Isuie, MT ta pour,
. Nr1u1I 500 hrr treasures mu,h morr lhanl lolnrcd,
GIVE pat or the ,,r'r'--O lcl ir help irsd
Nou, 1orsiaping brotbsr. anil sister, whose share
Olmi.igunurs seems greater th,u MORTAL can heari
Whparr not even ,hlr Co app,ar ol' of Ioor,
E,orpI a, they've ,'u,h,I in the rags ol che poor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18
Schools

prr.a- the present vc,k We have, or che
first time. visited two 0f The schools iu th'
r.r,. part OF the t1wn-a' the IIarbgr and
OH. one near Ire RAILROAD station. S5much
r'.a.I were We with the appearance OF
things. We determined % depart from our
usual c1ursr, anl take this especial notice
1Tthsm. Not only have they good schools,
t4t. What most e1Taoriinary, good suoot
u.r.f.. Tho one ~ tbs Harlar was tho
roughly 1yerhau'el Eui pat 10 god repair
Che past summer. lt Is not little s,iyci
1920 aGair. just larsr enough % crowd ia seats
.arrisut or che precis- number oi scholars;
tgta llrse, pleasant lnl convenient room,
wei finished uuJ furnished Il is an honor
.p che District, aul % the god taste and
i1,ralIty of ,he people The hous, near
the Depot, We believe, Is entirely new, and
j. also q very neat, cJmm1lious and pleasant
hsls,. Itisa handsomer building than ,he
,tLr. a. they had the more ready means On
Do with iu building We think thcso the
bot sgh.sLh0us,s, in every respect, there
aIs in town, and II the example of the Teo-
pie there, would provoke other Districts IN
town 70 like god works, and secure the
coming seasJu the demolition Of those miser-
able structures, which di,hoD1r education,
s1I disgrace many of the schoo! dstriets in
torn, and the orgcti0u 0f .tEuctIrcs, such
q, the health snd comfort of scholars re-
quirc, and a. will show becoming respect
igr education ed their reputation. IN the
several districts, We shall b. glad Until
'aer' = respect ssough tlt ior education,
and in'sres, enough felt for its promotion,
% secure such a result. il is useless % expect
schools in our midst, wall Be a. useful as
they might and ought 10 b.. The North
has come 6rward nobly in this work Let
not the South hold hack. Let every district
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18
Gov Well. on Agrieulture.


We have very carefully examined Gov
Wells Message % srr What be would 'ay or
the suhcct ol Agriculture, and lo' itis on.
lv 90 recommend this The distribution
Of well written treaties CA agricultural
chemistry, @, the several towns AMI Tlan,a.
tyrs, it is believed, would prove juii,i5u'
expenditure. 90
In this We -, thc mostunm.stAkcahlg cyi.
d,u,, that some 'hrrwl book a-rut has hccr
cl5srtsl with th, Governor clost in advance
and has secured this recommendation with
an cv, @, -rttiu. some particular hook pat,
r1uissl hy che state. lt is a mere book.
-rll,r.. fr,t step ,o set i.' ho1k bought ur
at wholesale, which 90 may Doe cauu1, frl a
market IrN o. its merit, % obtain publ,
favor Mark our word Coz 10, some BOOK
vIrl %, brought Nrfr, the Lrsi,aiurc fr
ir. favor, 10 tits not there before thi., aul
VIII D., rrs.s.I vi,iall the zeal and ,he aT-
r,aur,s lr che most gu.eruTulaus T1rt.nus
anil with l.t,le ryfrrgDcr o. its r,al merits.
Now We wish 10 distinctly understood
,f...-,t. r-,,.,r,-, al. a-.. utterly rrr....
.r.ir..r... r-tt. >,,,. r..,.r..
...t.r.-r.t..t ,..-.r,,.-v-l.- amy
.-....t.,.-.- rt. NIL. rfr.. f, =,
-.-...-.tr.. ,r.rr.- ., ,r. s,.,, .r-.,..
r... -. r..,.r,,r-, l...-,-.r
..-s .- r.. v,y ny ,r. rr-.r,.. rl ,
-t-.-f........ -.f.....S., r.....,..- Do, ra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

Morn MrlLrEs. Moths, cycrybolylrcad.
aud Gshs. To prevent thcir ra,as- We r.
sort toa hundred and one c1u,giunocs-
packing down oar wooden. ia clmIo0r, to-
hacco, auI other thing. We wri,s,hi, ar.
tialc 10 propose another, bcttrr, c,srr, sim-
pier way. hN al moth mlTs-Ntrrmi-
uatc them, and no moths will ever trouble
YOU. Though one OF the older p5c:r curse
him who ncgllc,,ly sets foot on 4 worm,
which or course must mean mill: Yet IL
is toe right and duty Of man To eIrrminatc
whatever is Tr.julicial to his happiness.
Killing Oh ono generation OF the parents
cats oh all suhscpucu, progeny No moth
mlllcrs, no moths.
In fact, thc true way to destroy any Oh
noNious animal, or insects i, to prrmi their
multiplication by cStcrminatins tlc parent.
asr. An example:
lasi year, the writer spent, at different
times, about a couple of hours in hunting
aud killing that beautiful bluc bug which
does 30 much damage b our grape vine, by
eating the bud when itiirststarts, the worms
it produces eating the grape in dover and
the young fruit. This year only four were
to b. seen on all my vines, and this ina cor.
ncr near wild grape vine not searched.
Even If let alone, it would he Years before
they would rc-appcar In sufficient number
to do much damage. II il, doubtless, easy
to cz;crmiuatc all insects by similar means.
life Illustrated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

INTERESTING TO F,EwRs. =. Merriam,
%, mctcoroloci,,, communicates n, follow
iur TO the National IutrlIicruccr. Il gran
i.c should prove To b. a lcriilii,r-or which
We have .griou, douLts-thcrc will hc no
necessity Tor New England farmer. 70 draw
on the hanks Of The Chincha,.
IR1.t1n Journal
while examining thc granite luarric'
O., No-,hhr.I-c, Massachusetts,, q l.w day,
a.ncc. I had a c5uycration with the work
men who wcrc drs,.iu: out he ,,oag in
rcl,rJucc 90 ,hc dust that they wcrcnppins
oG wi:h Hat strip oi boarl from the face
OF the stone they were hamm,rias. This
Iu., is reduced in ihc lammcrias oC thc
stone to an impalgahlc powder, and will
float in ,hc air. said % ih-m that it
would D. well g, try ,hc ,,gemius powers
of ths granite dust ru "a bill of curu. They
rgy,irl that /, bad been u,al iu garden, aud
on grass land, with gra, SUCCESS, and that
IL was c.ual to ,h, bc,i manure. This fact
is Of immense importance 90 agricultural
science, for i, opens ucaly-di,suycrad
,our5, VI wealth m the rocky lands. Tho
granite rogLs that are now hrrrn may D.
ground to AN imrallahlr powder and usoi
as "a fertilizer. fcii.par, d component OF
granite, ,n Many district, i. abundant, and
yield, potash on analysis. Granite i.re-
carIel IS a primitive rock, and may there
lors be surpD.,d 90 Iaaes gstr.1rliray
fruliliuE power, as &c was in heiug before
che rain, descended on thc earth Portable
rock mills ara male by Mr.. B1-ailu. of
NgN York, ut q small cast. These GOULD Do
usri hy farmers Cor pul,cri.ius tlc rocks
which now cucumber tho ground, AL give
employment ia the ilie portions of tlo year.
The same kind or mills that grind Ilphats
of byrcirs, or heavy spar, which Is is,l in
chcapcuiug v hi,c lead, could be uai Tor
making granite dust"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

WASTE or TINE. The minds Of most men
arc little letter than a vast and dusty lum.
Der room, into which days and hours have
boen flung aside as useless. Here lies a g1l-
den opportunity for good or i great action,
which at the time be tramplcl on there,
still glttering, are the bright talents that
idlcncss or carelessncss have left to rust.
Now and then appears warm and kindly
feeling, which, because religion was not at
hand to guide and protect it, was flung
away, and has turned TO bitterness. There
again, are warnings unhccdcd, blcsslngsfor'
gotten, and gifts neglected, making one
great elias, Of nJeliblc memories, over wlich
the sad wings Of remorse will one day brood
to all eternity. Truth wi,hou, Prejudice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

Ia town that has miserable skeleton for a
s,hool-houSc, make their arrangements to
build new, ample, commodious and inspect
able ,chool.houscs next summer. TO about
b al once. DO NOT delay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18
Speeial Notice

Agricultural ENchnnccs and commuuica-
tions cor this department should h' dirrct-
ci q" Oxford Democrat. south paris, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

Keep cattle from grass lands. Meadows
are often left hare in cold weather, and If
the grass is cropped close, the roots winter
kill II grass is left on the ground, it fills
with snow, aud protects the land, and it
comes out much better in the spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

my farming. Now, Mr. Editor, farming !.
not my chef occupation. have TO pr'ach
twice day for six days in week, abating
Wednesdays and Saturlaysafternoon three
hours at time, which leaves me but little
opportunity to carry on a farm. But some
how or other succeed In cutting a few tons
OF hay, and usually have some to scll to my
invidious brethren, raise an abundance Of
fruit from my own grating to supply my
brethren. have better garden than the
Doctor, although he spends all his spare
time in il, besides hiring il to be spadcd |
nisc some wheat, some corn and some pota.
toes every year; sometimes have some to sell.
pasture my own stock, and cut my own
wood. love to sc these things grow,
have an Increasing attachment 90 everything
pertaining to rural life, and should delight
to ho a great farmer, were not nearly all my
energies expended in the school rcom. I
love "a write what SC that may stimulate
OF inform Others. think YOU rust come
here again aud settle my diiEcR,r by visit.
ing some Of the other brethren. ,'ardon me
for saving 50 much about myself. It is only
an act OF selC.dcCcncc from ryal danger.
fntcrnally, NIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

DARIUS FORBES, Editor.
TuTFLow

Al the srs and sciences rsrtaiuiug t0 hi', are
tls.-N U,keI togrthsr, and ar, inuust,l, councct'
- With Arrtcuiturc. .--AcHtcotA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

Animals kept quiet and warm will require
less food than those exposed to the weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

Norr. VI. Editor As you have got
reyengcd on me, must just -ay that you
have excited little envy against me in the
Club, and they throw out various hintsabOu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
Gair! Gair /!

DE Hdtrtau Sair ;icbt INNER cine bcpcutrubs
aufncrtdmtelt tes &eltes auf iih uno brnot ieosss
nal Sdhaarcn pcn rfmoCn nab Der Staet, nc msis
items Gtwas pibreno ibrCm bcrsiu tauftn uno jtets
SrlbltintSrGlIt bsim 8aufn ausfibreu, rapurtb pag
fs bngsbsn Sp iis Die 10 B I ei IN { uno msilt
I a Ibtcnabel n n Grtttsln ftr cas- 10 6 n a.
Il g { taufn t6Hneu. 9lir ergrsifcn pabtr oits
ie NRetboee oas putfum gu bcnothrichi9cn, eag mir
lcsbtn uuleren Spitiabrs uno gRinhrsGtcf pen Srcs
dsupaartn, ftrttg9emabten &leocr ctr. crbaIcu bos
sen, Den rpr in Stanps lnb tiui9sr ;u pGrtoufsu
ol5 eintStr anorcr Stcbr in Der Stapt.--lIuo ot5
SspslB mas MIR o9en, fra9en mir nur ftir elnSn
3ulrrudb che man icnItwc tauft, inotm mir fir pas
gu ytlIbGn mas mir baben niCbtS anrsdbncn-peotr
Scut iptn9en i'll taufen, venn bic Yrtilt, Girls uno
Suattitrn nbt cutiprtdCnb inb. gHir fiuo i6crs
jsu9t bag mir eis afbtcnobGlten 2HaorCn in oielcr
Staot batcn. ruSit mir fsiren 90 Sabrcn atCn Strd
dlf unitrn SdbafS ltt9cn baben, ris picle anpere,
mrltbe Offers ols II II ab9etet wtrbtn.-gct uns
1T telnahr allies rii1 uno oerenFCu autb bamit aui
pttlc Bttle frrtjufabrcn-uno psrtaufen an fclthen
ntecern prtti,n bag mir om @nos pcu i9otr SabrIts
jtlt faum etrpaS utria baben. gSlr MAIDEN unicre
@tntdufe blcS ftir i b, uno inptm mir isne
prcJsnte 9ctpinrcn, tSnntu mir niebercr ptrfaufsn
ais Ditisnt9en biz ouf "Sit' taufcu, uno hitr rno
naber 9Cppunaln Den Discount aus ihrtn 8unotn AZ
I:hraubcn. DtGIe Sbat0hu linD Der lls6srlSaun9
wtrth. SGlr ba6en iccbsn ousgcpodt Gin src6tr uno
IFNNhpNV S''u NVH SAVtNe SSECBS uCH Utllt
lpItttn Stf, 0tmtint. ibu0rjl, pGrdnoGrlibe bars
pco uno orltretftt Stipc, Itbr pcMftit Dc 9aines,
GaIhmtrc, Dc S5s9ts, Yloip Dc Gaines, 9cmrur unO
fiutp 9anj 2EeH Dc Gaines, Gctur9 SUD, apastas,
SuitrIs uno Sattune, rtn 0Icn Urttn uno 4rcigen,
rrn bts l24 Gtnt. Gcn Scbaip1S habsn pir
Gin ercgeS uno unUbertrcftncs 2(iNIGment ais grcs
ba, etnfaCbe uno Srppe!rt, ban Stits. Sud-, Cats
mere, Spras, SttlIas etc., ron alItu prtlgGn uno
S.u0litSttn, ltntr 2tiIcrttmrrt GiuGeimifchcr cr
2Saarcn III Ycutiuois uno Ytrfheotnartta. "a:
runttr ocr3i9Iide unaftttbts uno NsNlethte 9)luEt
Tine ierer 8rtttt, prEiEu uub Suatd:n, 9cbcitbte
uno un9cGtihts Stbtdtber, teGr SrGjtc. etc. Stars
ns0c, 9ouj g3ru, ron iSrr Sorts, 70 niEocr o(s %
@tnts bic Waro, 9tGttthtl uuo un9ttttihtt GautCu
6tonncNc, 8tauftts, Giuohams, GbedS, Sdtuas etc.
itbr wcbkil. Mfann8s deEt,-eCfim 3psi9
miemcn mir btrnotre NufmtrtiamtEit. 98tr batclt
eintn 9rtGtn uno I,bpcrn stri prn fsrtioeu Slct:
bern, itocr YtrCnuuu0 ptIthtn mir wcbttlltr anz
tstcn ais CT frnirpc in scr StIct setouft rrtrbnt
faun. ltntlr Gem Stcd b,intGn Fcb ale lfrtrn rcn
Srtt uno @ti,bYfISRGds, asmtinl mo fintN Gogii
mere locflr vcn allen Yrtikn; 08 c Il c-=S tbUarw,
Gj0tin, StiOt, YMlh uuO 9smtins, iommt isetr 2trt
Sub, 0cmtiuc un0 fintp GoglmIrtS, 6tmrGn, ara:
0tn, WuIu. 0rolptrS, 6ctntriar llnttnhtmbGts
6rorats, Scis, Strts, 6anrfthuhr, cft, allies nIrs
otJ mir tpchtfIiter ol6 Gle mcbltcNtcn Ctitetn.
Grmmt uuo urtbsittt fir @uh fdrf.
6. StrcuB uu6 60.
Nntnfom. Stt |.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
>. Il. Sta6oro's OOliue Gar,
Etn 5reses Etectrifdee tiitttt fir eae KranF;
beIten ees Salits uno Ger Gungen.
Sttue GarwirO anssweneet unb
etn9eatb bmet uuo niht rtn9eucms
nleu
Stnipcifan9 e

9Ssnoe es an ourtb rsiben no Sbmerjen ceer
5Irantbstten ertrtn; oann tcocde bic Sbrllsn nit
sinem pfioif2r etrnaht aus 9eSltem Setos, baran
bette Elm odnner llnlibld9 ron BaumIpru Batting !;
oann beotde 0as Batting nit otnnem WusIn.-
9aummcue cosr rpclIsncr SIannsa mag 9sbrautbt
peroen antoh osSlter Ssoe, bo6ti rptrotu absr bic
Speraticnsn res gVittsIS nibt 70 lbusI uno pirtlam
ltin.
SGr@inatb atbm:en- Seee elm Sb&tthSn
dter cine Scwt nit bti6sm SSaer, (bolte es bcie y
eieGe in oa5 Sd1lhsu senua olive Sar UNI Den 9rs
Den ;u teoedsu Der lecre &aum ptro alsbno nit
Sem Scrub 9sfIHt lein, Der Dem Granten etne 1T:
mcsphdrt bsrpcrbruat 9eitbwSu9crt mit Dem llettt:
den GErutbitc7t Ger > Ii peuuO Der 81 eh te.
o." Grneure ben Dive Sar t89tib jum @patbs
mtn, pis c6sn on9cwistn.
Cine aurerc SRstbcNt gum Ginotfmrn in eG9e
cas- Slips Sar auf 9sSltss Sctee pflOiter, wtthes,
penu es ouf Der Sruit 9Gtraacn miro Die iolee pes
RGrpers oas Slipen Sar allmdt9 gum m2usounlt ftibrt
uno ruie cs aufiitot piro es eingtotbmet. Oos Del:
Seits=Qflaitsr icute init riithtm Ston Sheer isoeu
onoern Sag psrmf;ht weroen. Sn bifti9cu SSGsn,
cosr in benen ron lauatr Dauer, iclten Die c6i9en
jpci SJ1etbcoen Der @inatbmun9 9etrautbt tptreen.
g8Inu rtile Dtretticrcn btfrt9t rutroeu, fam
bic fbtmnittn Siutu pcu Srantheittn oss ybatits
cbsr Der eun0cu-menn etid ntdt c otthpinS ee=
tet-9inheruuo rtrihofft rpcroCn; tpShrtno tsmpcs
rirt @trtEttun9su. tpGbs oitit, eu;tnoesu 9un9cn,
Gatarrh, Group 0ulten, etc, ett. alr etnnnl tbrer
psrsini9tsu bsiltnosn Giapott nadasGer.
StaffprS'S CfiDc 1Gccr
gBaitbt uno rriuot Surb Die 6nut; robtr nrS rs in
alien tbrcniihen cotr attipcu GntjduouuQtu bStbit
hrilam osfunNsn, inocm es 9trooe ouf Die gIeroen,
Die lRusfG IN unO 8steute cpsrtrt.
&clipe E6ccr Snl6e
Rcifcht aus pcrmjfthtSm StIptr Sheer uno 6omncts
Said in eteihen Shtilcu. 0iSis SalGc III cine 9Cs
pifs Sur fir olIG ,Rrantbsitsu bsr l6out
o. Sbmtr;tn fSuutn nid)t bcitShCu nc Slict
SDaer COtr SGps S6ar SutGs on9slpsnret Wirr.
StafprO's Oliue Cheer
Gntb6tt tsiusn minGratifbin Su6itouI rusrcr 9jf9t
2trirnet bic ioaupt Snareoisntsn iino Yitdh pEtnt
Sheer, uub Oct aus rem Sponiib StIgsnboum.
StaforO's Olive Cheer
Q8tro faGri,rt ourb cine &Srfohrun9Sort wsthc ncu:
tib pottutrt Uuros non loru, 9. ". StaTcro, prOt:
tjfbtr Ghemiter, ourcb rUtltbS GSrfabrunaspcit all
Die ialrsn uuo fbarftn @stanetbsIu. pGltbs in ptn
Subitonitu sntbatEno fnb Ole cjtIs NRtIhuna (Gcm:
pcunc) formtrcn, cbus Den Glbroucb pcn Gbsmlta:
len aetrennt rptrNcr.
GCF3u BADEN in l(Ittdun htt
2upwts SAmiot, apptbeter.
cyutt 80. 1856. rblS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
Ybttabelpto, a, 2tprit II. 1856.

6rrren 9 panSuno 9Batfon:-Sb botS
Cub metn 3su9r;5 Su GUuisn rtr 9rc6en Sidbr:
btit, 9epibrt 81 miiucm 9an3su Stod Suwdan, St'
der, papsrtn. u. (. ~, 6It crm TsUtt an Rauttoo
splass. gu ciftrtren-uno bic &haasbe gu pertdneen,
baB oisF6s ib in ,pt ron ib1tn uerfer!i9t!n SGIos
manotr Sihsr6Gits:6jitcu Gtfapoen.
.Da bsftl6s ron Dem 5ten StcdIU1rt rcn ben ,,ltr;
ti1au GstSucsn," nos fl frubtr 0}tonocn uno oer
oiss fiji cine tanat 3Itt ouS3eeI v0rcn, htcaH3'al:
Ten iino, 70 par 5Iotr Der jn8e3tn wor ot& otIId5t
9rSfust wurocn, uno oIn Snb0.t G!bt8ts, DS9it er'
itaunt.
2tatn osnieni9:n bic cine acpi55 @efsbieur3 9!:
gen oaS tcbsnoe Gem9nt S2uer. pi trbalten pUns
fbsn, pdroc ih tbrs 8tittn cbns Btotnttn oueUl;
pfeblsn, ba cisbe nun litDGr pCIlInoia owrait mo-
y. q. Morgan.