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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
SutenS II. 0laBwaarelt

Gin arcBSs aiTcrtsmsut rcu wcblaus9cluhten uni
aan, wcblfrilSu Sussnss unp Glaf:SBoarsn, gum Ser
tauf bel
8eninssr unb SGrimrr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
SuielISipuorelt.

SIR aTcrttmtnt ritftr 9Bourtu III in Der Sbo
slSnruo. uuo fs fbtu psrfitbert eaG is niSmone il
oirlsn Sitter unterpsrtaufsu fam.
Gjutb unb 9iBbrr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
Gin berrli4 ct pd
11DamO : 0apier.

DIE llntrr,siGnsten tatrn forbrn ben 8rt6ten,
i66nItsn uno brlsn Strd g9anopapier, fir
parle' Iss Gdn8c, 5tubrn uno Rhbrn
ertaltr ,sr nod je in Atcntaun mar. Dies II
feline l.. rttrirtentsit Utr Yrablerr, iouesrn bic
refine g8atrbeit, wpson F6 Elm igcer ielbit Gtsr'
,eueen fam, prnn sr onruft. : DnS Yutjfum
prb aud trnadr6ttsst. pab lle cine @tnrt6tuns
artrcifm BADEN, rpnad lis INNER bic nrueit en-
StYlcs rrtaltcn, uno ibr 9apier aerote an 9bila'
prlpbia unO Ncuporf greiBsn perfaufsn tSnnen-
unD wopur6 fe nun in ben Stano 8eitbt fino, be-
brutcno wctlfsilsr 3u pertaufen, als trs icnltmo
erldett gDrr bobrr Sar9atne MAIDEN nil, Der
ruie unusrsu9li6 an. rsnn iis lino TN Stanee ale
2lnIpu6snes polfOmmen Su tsircei8en.
Red, 6utb uno SeIfridb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
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its, @tpdrjsn, Sbten. Buuh uno @olCntia 8cf
nsu, better .ocuig, Aas, Sats-fsinss unb scmohIt
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bssprcoutttn, al ibrsm Stcbr.
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On Der neuen Sirma bon 8enin8er
unb S6eimer

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Sep. 5 Weits6 6amiltpnsS StraRe,
nStbfts Sbdre gum 2blcr bcteI. in 1Gentauu. Sic
Fno neutih pom 9leupcrt uno philadelphia nit Dem
orSgtsn unb msit etduicuben aIcrtemrnt ber Sabrs:
jeit anecmegsnben g8aorsn jurud9sfsbrt, bic smuls
in oisier Stoot 9sJci9t wurosu. sic beftsbeu gum
SbsiI aus psn lbSultsn uno nsumceisitsn
Sre Us aaren
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rcr @cblfsitbeit itimmea fie nit ben bartsn 5siten
dbcrsiu. Sic tabsu cabcr oas pubIitun Gin angus
rusn uuo cisttbs ,u 6eltbtia'n ebe man icnfUc Gin
G0uf maht, inbem e psriidbtrt ilno bas is Gin Sc:
Der Ilfrieoen e0sn fSunsu NIT Dem mas iie bier "a;
ssu. gB;un It nitbt i'm Stanoe linc allies jur Sa'
tisfatticn ~ beusesu uos 9eia9t piro, 70 pro audi
gar nitbts anssldriCGsn UNI bic Waarsn gu sssen'
2GbieS Sref:SSddrcu,
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Ssrsss DSlain, pcutts Gburss, Gstc9s, SiIf:pcp
fins. Gthts mcIcut Deloins. IIpattas, eure, Ghtn'
,ss, 6iueboms, prints, unb ollie artGu 9spdrhtSr
SrdbGn9ss Shorpts, gum gsrtauf bei
Eenin8er uno Sbeimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
Das berdbmte
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Gin Srit6sr @crrotb uno 9rcRe dusrabI Son
Stsiouus uup 9dtcrn, raesno fttr bic lss
Biae Sahrsseit,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
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pos otNvS&liasu 5artsu sekn uuiersfr VIC
nibt eapcn obbaltcn, rucnn ne Ctnmnl 4
lhlc6en baben, bos loausbolttn onjufam
&c tet i6sint piro oitIts SrGbobr sip
orau9 ols ie ju Dem
9iaentdmn Gbiud Stpbr,
aeasudber Dem Grurtbouls leiu, uno apar nur aus
6cr lrlabS neil ecrlslbs tn,mer ncbr unb mebr Be:
tannt miro. uno audb Su9tsh man il6 tbsrJsu9t bat
oa6 man rolabft irstno stpas uno Guss erbalttn
fam, lpas in Dem 9St9s rcn
Steins, grbsn', BRITANNIA, @las' unb GEL
tsn Baarrn, unp 9ampsu,
im ulIosmeiuen @sb,auth huo-uno jpar on 9,rct:
fen melt uierrisrr Ots oiSitItsu frabGr in esba &c.
9etauft ptrosn trnnten-sbs esr
Qilleutaum China Stpbr
asSfTnst porocn 1T. 9Eir BADEN nun auf pGno uno
iu psrtaufsu Den msiIt aus9eotbntCtcn uno pstbtr;
osnartllttu Stcd bsr il Dem Yublltum gum Sertaut
anasbcteu wureC. gBtr empfan9sn aucb rc9etmdBl9
9rCBe Sorrdtbe pcn Gen lpatetu uno mtit 9sfucbtEn
poiterns um bic immer juuebntnot 0iahfra9t BET
uns ,u tefritoiaeu limb oa mir uulSrs eaT5s Iuf:
mertlamtsit b0rouf 9rihttt bulten in 9rc6sn Suan:
titdsn Su tauftn uno oaourh oftSr6 fob rtnlttIers
Den &eruitGn in Den Cities perSutsu9tn, (c tSnncn
mir on q.,leen psrtaufen, benen oGwls nitmano
alsb tcmmsn fam bSr ntht ben udmltdlsn 9Ion
tiulbtSst. gBir batsn Slsihfals cine @srbsRsrun9
in Dem
9ampens s8e d
sinatfibrt, pstbe our6 Certificate nun in unftrn
bdnosn pcn wcblbstannttn 8ur9ern prn allen 2bels
len oes Gauntps bic biClbe 9sbranthtn, aIs rpG pcrs
,d9ibSr 6sIshnst psrpsu oils ir9sno Ctpas has bic:
,upcr in 9ebrauh par-befcrbers binfthtltd Der
Ginfa6bsit, 8sinbcit uno 6su9teit bes eitbts. Sbs
re 8cr,dabttit teltCbt gum Sbsl aus elmer icnoer:
barren gtnribtuna, rpoourd allies gRattral in Son's
men psrruaupSt uuo nids fir Raub dtri9 9SIaBsn
piro. Stb fam baourb Gin eidbt MAIDEN pdhcs
ben belleu llulblitssthtsr 9ttib fcmmt fir Gent
,sis Snrnoc, cosr elm eitbt pehts lluhtltt:ehtsr
HtSeitb fcmmt fir IL Gent psr Stuuos. @s III otsis
eampe als cine 6anos, Stanes ces> &ilhseamps eln'
ssrihtst. 9lsihfulIs als cine
9Jarlprs uub ornamental SGn,pe.
Ssrusr als cine b6nsS'eouips fir Stcbrs. 6ctcls.
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len, 0irtbsn uuo StraFens2ampsu. DtGldbe III gang
sufat, battsin Glas nctbwsnoie, bat feline Springs
Ooer Shrauben UNI fs in SronuH9 ju balten uuo
fam babsr ntbt aus Sronun9 tcmmsn-uuo trauht
tiles ennlal in jpe McdhCn ,9etrimmt" gu rrsrcen.
Dislclbs MAIDEN ourthaus tsinsn Raudb. 2las Sau;
far tSnnen eine Gsts9snbeit BADEN bisiet6e poGtcm
men ~ pro6iren, che fe faufsn, lcpie aut 9eeabtt
Certificate einjdieben, an oem
llllCatatIn Sbind Gtpbr,
Dem Gcurtbous Der Stabt ausntoun 9s9sndter.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
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Sis ftattsu Dem Yutlitum tbrSu un9sbSubrlter
Daut al fir bsrcits stnC6tue SunNfhuf, uno bitten
um einr ScrtpouSr uuo &crmsbrun9 btrlrlbsn, une
fabttu psrFbGrt oaB fs in lpinftbt Der Site eer
gDaorsu uuo Oct bu9en Yrri6e ollie tsfriee9en fen:
rsu.--0uftt rabsr an uuo hbsrysu9t @uCb pcn Der
W rbrbeit ecs Stcnatfaatcn = &sraCBd ben SrI
nldbt, cs III psrd6s Sc. 0, Urts p0ntcn StraFr, in
Gusntauu.
Gutb unb 8Ffrr.
Ipril. 6. 1859. uaby
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

u itutauu bapeu. limb cs III 9tsihfoas 6etannt Cot
d bic trts Gtabe uno msiit fafbicnotltn 8uursn IN
r Gtabt uuo pen eanee batcn. Str t6unSn ntht
bleu alls Su ,,pliEltn," tnefm PC td9id Que oie
c!s brett pcu paris trbaItCn.-luo ia c'ritlee III
!, Stauos Gnb. 70 oae man hdo oaf thrs Satrr,
lbs Gs bier ptrtauftn, psrlostn fam, fog e aEra'
as Ene, fir mas oicirlts rcrtouft wtresn. 70 ton;
Tsritnsn wsths fdibcuabte 8rnnets wunithtn
kbsrt Isin, oo6 ia ots(sl6e srbaltsn tennsT U!'
"a gtepp uno Gc.-lno uctsnotm Ino tbrc prst:
hs, cuS 8cnusts rru 37i Gents bis Sl2 eas
{ pcu ibutu sstauft rpsroCu tSnnen @LStdnlaIIs
s:9arpsu pcn 25 Gents bis So has Stdd'-
Tiers uuo 5tats tSuuru on einem ntecern prs'S
ibucu ssfauft ptrosu, aIs an ir9tno S'nsm an
Srt in Der Stact.
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trrt fnufd.
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esttsiht uuo aus9stSFsrt bSt
Srau 5tepp une %.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

OF Gin srcSes INcrtcment ron un9ttleidhttn
SRuslins, ron allen pretn uno Sualit6ttn, Seotid'
inss, Gbsds. Slid: Diapers, SuiIts, Srifb. .etnsns
u. 10, gang pcbtfeil 81 babeu bei
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

u1laegSSS cd 1T eS ma :,
ras otnNVNGlid,su 5ortsu 9sitsn uniers ir :
nitbt BARON obbatcn, ruCnu ne ctnmoI
GtlcGen babeu, bas ,6ausboIttu onjufaw
ss itet fbsiut miro oislss Srdbiabr sip
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
Bargains! Bargains /!
8 ara /!

Reiu Srudb an oem arcbsn 1rcdsu Maarsu
ftebr in Slsupcrf-feine tse9rapbllbs Depefhs
i'm nab autntouu. Bag eaS baus trttbtn muee
snn bos @clp niht tis gum lRen aprii ouftesabt
f-ba Scfep bStcppfen Gras uutsr fstnen
zertsu pahfsu lief cnoern nit Gem sritsn Bsct fdr
feupcrt perlieg uno ben bcrrCn ibre Shulofn be:
s bite. uuo puar In Gclo, lh uutsr $1,000 telau.
8 no, uno ScIspb Gtcpp bat nun ID re Sitter, an
ucm 5tcbr, 9ac. 35 Q4sit, pauiltcn Strafe, auen;
uu, psnupIpanien, uno or wirn bieieIte pcbIfsiter
I 8areslo osrtauftu, ais oitdbs lcnItpc 9ttauft
feroeu tSnren.
3SictCDfaIIS :-Na6t 10000 girbs Setetn
4 spu allen Sartsn uno Yreiben bon 37a Gents
bic garb bis Al 50. 90 -stnfaaS nahe an | :
600 garbs Qlputas, Scn t23 Gents aufrarts
-alIc &arrenlabun9en unp S6iebtarrcnpcu
prn alien Stpls unp 66kGn BON DubSiiten
une Rdtunen, bel brr Sarts ~ 5 Gents per
gdrb, Irieen.ssfuil&te Glitter, MuSlins, Bet
tidins uno frilde Gebcrn tfi Der gBdssnlabun9.
ycruer-Sub, Ga6imerS, Seifin9s,
nb wcblfeites ScIrnROf bd Der S6fldbun9,
gutter 9umpeniG carpet ju 3l4 Gents per gjo.
ic9r I65nsr mrertirter Carpet itir 81
unc aufr6rtS. Ssrrlihs 9SpIrs
Strlmpfs an ct has paar,
91eirS SanoI6ut an A
Gents, gapelars
teit Cellars
Ju4
Esnts bas Sttd. plrcIcls Srn lS4 bis 3u 81
has Stdd, wsibs Grape S6orls prn So
bis S25 has StGd, unb nate an 13,s
900 Fancy S4apls BON bsn icb'
ten Styls ppn Ncuprrt.
lsbemfanS cim 9rDGeS 9lNprte,ncnt
Dill GbSoes pOn 37l Gcuts ras Sttd biz gu eer
$eiulisu Sclp qitossn-olc Gin fhEnSs GNcrtsnsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

@s bataudb Gin
.szzssEg,s Slid bausu
u s9LcMs.iss<-57Tdi:
~ z - z lStbuittts NIT Ct:
mn 600 OE0hop.

Ytfrctt 9tfhobI. Stcpp bot lut gni9s 8d9t pcr ttI
srisu dpril nabe on 400 6SBsr gRatrteu uuo gn><s
Alhe, rcu Den oiIerbsiisn aus ihrsm Stcb>>9etantt
uno bat bsreits ciuiae on lsiutm stcb4 b wiro biz:
fate an 81 Gas Gas wsni9sr fdr Sar9ao rrrtaulsn
ais iratuo siu auosrsr Nlonu.
eaeiss uuo 9eutSmsu ss 6t;abttum ron bis 500
pReilsn mad, Stcpps wchsittn Barstlc:5trbr Su 90;
sen, flr cure Sritsu Shawts, S6rprts, Drse9ditr'
Sudh. eaeimers. pantiuas, iItb uuo aOs an0srS Nr'
On 9 liter bic or i'm Strbr bait.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
0Incntaun Gbina &tpbr,

im o(Iosmeiueu @sb,ouCb huo-uno jwar on Yret:
fen melt uistri9tr ats peitltsu frabsr in esba &c.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22
WHOLE NO. 2753.

he who sent the poor widow the -four, tea,
&c. after she had paid him her rent. II was
he who had repeatedly sent to benevolent So
cieties hundreds of dollars through the post
office and, it was he, too, who furnished
the means of educating Edward Mason, the
lawyer. who treated him so unhandsomely
He spent many hundred dollars for his ben
eft After leaving a few thousand dollars
apiece to his sons, in his will, the remainder
of his property. amounting 20 about one hun
dred thousand dollars, was to be kept as
/ permanent fund, the interest Of which was to
be distributed yearly among the poor Of his
native city.
| When these facts were announced, the cur
rent of public opinion changed in moment.
He whom they had looked upon as mean
wretch, now appeared little less than an an
gel. and no language was too exalted to speak
Of the public benefactor
On a further examination of his papers,
they found hundreds of little slips, of various
dates, for more than two score years back
for cash received of A. b. c., &c, for various
sums Of from five to a hundred dollars. Thus
had this gentleman gone about, and in secret
distributed his money, helping the sad and
espondipg-while hundreds were denounc-
ing him-pointing the finger of scorn, and
calling him every bad name they could think
Of lie suffered the reproach and contumely
ofShis fellow-citizens without murmurng
word. and those, too, who had received count
less favors from his hands.
After his death everybody was anxious to
do justice to the man, who, when living, all
pretended to despise and no one exerted
himself more than young Mason, the lawyer.
A large monument was erected over his sleep
/ ing body, on which was inscribed his name
and age, and the day of his death. with the
/ following line beneath -
JUDGE NOT PROM APPEARANCES"
Since the death of Mr. Jacobs, the inhabi-
tants Of the town in which he lived have been
extremely careful how they judge their fellow
creatures. II man has the appearance of
being mean and miserly, and word is lisped
to his discredit, dozen voices will exclaim,
Don't Judge him till he is dead--romember
old Jacobs" The old are respected and re-
verenced. No young man, for many a year,
has been known to speak disrespectful
word to the gray-headed and in6rm. The
singular life Of Jacobs has exerted happy
influence throughout the place, and hundreds,
every year, who receive comforts from the in
terest ofthe property he left speak of him
with tears of affection. His memory will
never die.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

THETRoUT.-The trout is the only fish that
comes in and goes out Of season with deer /;
he grows rapidly, and dies cary after reaching
his full growth. The female spawns in Octo-
ber--at different time from nearly all other
fish; after which both male and female become
lean, weak and unwholesome eating, and if
examined closely will be covered with a
species of cloveshaped insect, which appear to
suck their substance from them. They con
tinue until warm weather, when they rub tho
insects off on the gravel, and Immediately
grow strong, The female is the best for table
She may be known by small head and deep
body Fish are always in season when their
head are small as to be dsproportioned to
the size Of the body, The trout is less oily
and rich then the salmon the female is much
brighter and more beautiful then the male
they swim rapidly, and often leap like salmon,
to great height. when ascending streams.
When | first stocked my trout pond, placed
500 in it, and was accustomed to feed then,
with angle worms rose bugs, crickets, grass
hoppers, &c, which they attacked with great
voracity to the amusement of those looking
on. They grow much more rapidly in ponds
than in their native streams, from the fact
that they are better fed, and not compelled
TO exercise. Trout are the only fish known
to me that possess voice, which is perceived
by pressing them when they emit murmur-
ing sound and tremble all over Robert H.
Pedie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22
Nor,hacil, VI. June q, 1859.
NJ ORTHERN RAJ l. r O A ID
y sIlMNIER ARRANGEMENT.
"a and aner Monday, April IS. 1889 Passenger Train
,,tU rtfn az f1llovs


will run as follows
Ur TRANs. 90 Leave Concord at le.57 A. " or on
arrival 1f trains fom Boston, Worcester nc, Tor hii'
River Junction, connecting with 200 p NJ trains uNe
Vermont Central Road % Burlington and houses Point
thore connecting with trains whch reach Montreal and
Ogdeusburgh the sane evening, connecting al OSdems
bnrsh with Lake Ontario Steamers for Niagara f4ls
Nc and with trains Grand Trunk Railway f1r To-
r0nto and thc West Also, connecting at LotsaAm VAN
trains f1r Rome and NeN York Central hoad and az
White River Junction with tans over Passumpslc and
White Mountains koads 90 Barton, v T., and lAteton
n H.. thence by stage 60 Siau,tead Newport, Magog
Lake. White and Franconia Mountains, &c.
Leave Concord AZ 3.2J O.. N., or on arrival or uan'
from Boston Worcester, Portsmouth, Portland, Se' io
Bristol and White River Junction, connecting WIN
trains over Vermont Central Ogdcnshurgh and Monuea
Roads reaching Rouses Point at 800 A. NJ aud Mon
ireal and Ogdeuslurgh the same forenoon
Leave Concord at $50 ", or on ARRIVAL OF uaini
from Boston Worcester, Portsmouth, Dover, &c', io
White River Junction, connecting the next nornin.
with the ~ A. M train W. Central Road 90 Bur
n-ton and H1use Point, arriving at Montreal az o
and O-dcnsbursh at 800 y. thence by Steamboat
and Grand Trunk Railway FOR the West
BOWS TRArvs-Lcayc White River Junction az 40,
A. a.. with passengers leaving Ogdensburgh and Non
trctl the evening previous; also at l2aJf ~, WIN pas
sen.ers over thc W. Central, Passumpsie aud Whit'
Mountains Roads connecting az ConcoId WIN tsihs o
Manchester, Lawrence, Portsmouth, Nashua Nplces
ter New York, Lowell and Boston.
Leave White River junction at 3.l5 p. NJ, with pas
senrers from tho West leaving Ogdensourgh aud Mon
traal the same day and connecting at concord WIZ
trains f0r Nashua, Lowell and Boston, ~,
NJ Passengers from the sullivan Cheshire ana az
lev Roads, can connect at White River Junction witi
the i o. " train the Northern Road, for Concord
Manchester, Vc. Returning, can leave Concord al 3-'
and 81 P ST., for White River Junction, and proceed
the next morning by the 6.2l A. ~ train for Windsor
D''''"' aus oNsLow sTEARNs, Agent
Concord n. H., April IA, 1852
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

A Coon REPLY.-A native deacon named
Hagop has now the charge OF the Protestant
Armenian Church at Trebizond. in Asia
Minor. To show his shrewd quickness in
reply, the following anecdote is related -
"Some years since the deacon was employed
by an English mercantile house in Sansum,
and was required to work on the Sabbath. =
This he steadily refused to do His EMPLOYER
used all his ingenuity to convince him that it
was necessary and right to do SO them
What ! said he. one day, If an ass fell into
a pit on the Sabbath day, does not the Saviour
say that it is right to pull him out Ger
iainly, replied Hagop. but ifthe ass have a
habit of going every Sabbath aud falling into
the same pit, then his owner ought to fill up
the pit or sell the ass >"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

The OBERLIN REscUERs AT HoME.-The
oberlin rescuors, released from prison, took
the first train for their homes, where they
were received with demonstration of the most
cordial affection and esteem. Professor Nor
rail- made a speech Of welcome at the cars /;
"Father' Keep and Professor Peck made
speeches, and the Town Council entered a
minute upon its records to commemorate
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22


A report of the recent speech of Hon.
Alexander II. stephens Dem Of Georgia
has been published. lie thinks the slavery
discussions have been beneficial, inasmuch as
they have secured many measures for the
South, and changed public sentiment there
from the abolitionism of the revolutionary
patriots. lie considers that the institution
now stands safe, but that it cannot be extend
ed for the present, for want Of more slaves.
He intimates clearly enough that the South
must have "moro Africans" and that the OBJ
tanning Of them is merely question Of time.
He is in favor of Cuba, but don't think we
ever ought to pay more than one or two mil
lions for it and would rather repeal the neu-
trality laws, trusting to the natural conse-
quences.
The Richmond Enquirer mas "justrecoived
intelligence from very reliable source, re-
lating to the prospects and views Of Senator
Douglas, with reference to the nomination at
Charleston" The statement is substantially
that Mr.. Douglas is himself a hopeful cand-
date, that he has really no Southern compet-
itor, except Gov. Wise. and that he has no
idea at present Of boiling the Democratic
party under any circumstances. The En-
guirn also learns that all the recent talk
at Washington about bringing forward Gen.
Lane &c. is only a ruse to secure the
denomination of Mr.. Buchanan.-Bosiou
journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

TRAINS GorNe NORTH AND WHsr.
Leave Montpelier at 2l0 A. Ne $40 A. NJ. and i3j p "
MAIL rnAfv connects az Windsor and White Ny0
netirn with trains leaving Boston and Springfield at
Ieavc Windsor at 2j p. ~ reaching Burlington a. "a
r. M Rouse. Point at t74jp. NJ, Montreal and Ogdens
WITH Grand Trunk train without delay, for Toronto and
the West
Exprcs. Train leaves New York at $50 A. ", Boston
at 5lI p. H. aud aN Intermediate stations. Leaves
Windsor M So r ~ aud reaches Rouses Point early
nrVt morning. arriving iu Montreal and Ogdens1ufgh
the nlo forenoon and proceeding West by Grand lfnnb
traius without delay, for the west 9leepmB Nai "
attached 60 thi, train.
Accommodation Train leaves Northfed at % A. ~.
reaching Burlington AZ HOO A. w., toascs fgmt al
i2Ilr.M. and Montreal and Ogleusburgh early m'
s4uc afternoon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22


THE SWING ASA CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
DIR. Lawson Long of Holyoke recommends
the gymnastic spring as preventative and
cure of pulmonary disease He says
81 mean the suspending of the body by
the hands, by means of a strong rope or
chain, fastened to a beam at one end, and at
the other a stick three feet long, convenient
to grasp with the hands. The rope should
be fastened to the centre of the stick, which
should hang six or eight inches above the
head. Let a person grasp this stick, with
the hands two or three feet apart, aud swing
very moderately, at first-perhaps only bear
the weight il very weak-and gradually in
crease, as the muscles gain strength from ex-
ercise, until it may be freely used from three
to five times daily The connection of the
arms with the body with the exception Of
the claviclo with the ternum or breast bone
being a muscular attachment to the ribs, the
effect of this exercise is to elevate the ribs
and enlarge the chest; and as nature allows
no vacuum, the lungs expand to fill the cavity,
increasing the volume of air-the natural
purifier of blood-and preventing congestion
or the deposit of tuberculous matter have
prescribed the above for all cases of hemor-
rhage Of the lungs and threatened cousump-
ton for thirty-fve years, and have been able
to increase the measure of the chest from two
to four inches within few months, and al
ways with good results. But, especially, as
preventative, | would recommend the ex-
ercise.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22
CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHs, BY THE

" BEST WQRKNES IN THE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pelicr, Vermont. ..
Those Ia want Of oarranted Carriages and Sieighs,
will perhaps do we'll TO call and what is being done
the old stand Of 0TLMAN & CAMP.
All orders promptly attended TO-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

~ DRAPER * TAILOR, has just returned from
New York with a good assortment Of
BROAOCLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND NESIINGS,
which hc win make up in the latest styles and best man-
nor
Garments cut for others TO make, and warranted 10 t
Needless lalor's Measures, Crayons Shirt Bosums,
Collars aud scotts Reports of New York Fashions for
sale
Mnntpcier, MAY II. 1859.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22
ONE WAY TO RECEIVE EVIDENCE

Josh was brought before a country squire
for stealing hog. and three witnesses being
examined swore they saw him steal il.
A wag having volunteered as counsel for
Josh, knowing the scope Of the squire $
brain arose and addressed him at follows =
MAY it please your honor, can establish
this iman's honesty beyond the shadow offs
doubt; for have twelve witnesses ready to
swear that they did not see him steal it,
The squire rested his head for few mo-
mepts upon his hand. as ifin deep thought,
then with great dignity arose, and brushing
back his hair, said" If there are twelve men
who did not see him steal it, and only three
that did, discharge the prisoner"