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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24
POETRY.
From f6e Hadisoaias.
THE SOLDIERS REVERE

THE SOLDIERS REVERIE.
Vie following beautiful sitnzas on the horrors
sf tic b.,ilo field ara vivid and drilling. The
minstrel, with nasier hand, awshcus the deep
/ snos Of his Tyre.
"Af,T tbs battle Of sslamsnca, ss Lord Till
BIZ British General, was walking over the blood
Elsned field. he observed a soldier, IN a gloomy
|nScd, leaning upon his FIRE lock Struck with
10 manner, be Advanced, aud asked him wha,
(. vas thinking Of The colder answering ais
commanders salute, replied, am thinking, tiny
! ord, Of the number OF widows and orphans
bare this dag made fo' one shilling"
Hcrreman aud rider ovcrtitfowa
Now BIZ the dust ia agony;
TIE soldiers widows lonely moan -
Lake the wild shcll.drake's cry al sea,
When SINKS the dying tempesl's sound
RoPd IN is life's blood fresh and warm.
The fight was DER, the field was won.
And victory claimed her loud huzzai
The weary Soldiers gotk was DONE
The conquered and the ConquaFor
Allie. amid the wreck OF strife,
Lay down 10 die, or wake &C. life.
The shattered cannon. srnesrad with gors.
The 81 zen banner. solled and torn,
The icwefd cross the hero sore
The broken drum, the battered h0fn,
TIE hillloss sword, the piko---ihe dirk
All bofe tie marks 81 bloody work
'Tsas eve shd. leaning on bic Eun
With breast by native courage sisoicd,
Ir gloomy mood still lingufsd one
Who's. eys bad glaneee Ger many held,
Aai uhoss fierce spirit HeeF s,lhNood
A bidding % The feast Of blood.
Long had he unused, whom 10 a voice
Spoke harahly IN bis isadeu ear;
"Whsi bends ihT brow bile al rejoice =
H. turned aud saw be loadnr neat,
Thes aish a micu ,bAl well 90 sun
psid promptly tho required salute.
aAlv General .v-uad DER him fell
A shade Of deep aud touching madness
Ms thoughts now vaniF strive 10 tell
fioa many aidows 10 their sidlew.
Ard orph4ns-O the dreadful irndo-
For one poor shilling bave made
BnEht sst TIE sun DOR Ebro's hills.
And soa tho silver uoonbeams shono
On old Casiilia'a ,nouuiain rails,
Yel siill The soldier watched alone
b., when sruse 10 mornings sun,
Ia trashs cold sleep he gIasPcd bis gun
l., b.
Wasl,agioa, JHas, 1893
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24
A DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT BY LIGHT.
MING

A melancholy circumstance occurred in
Cooke county, Tenn, near Nr@poft, 10 the
9Th Of June. Three Of the sans Of Rev.
Samuel Lolspeich, (Beniamn, Ebert and
ilyram,) we're al work some distance from
the house. About 2 or 8 o'clock there wa.
an appearance tf rata coming co they lrlt
The field aud went 10 large sycamore tree,
which stood On the bank Of Pigeon i,yer,
tor shelter; the tree liad hue cut 10 the
hollow, snnio ten by fifteen luches IN size !;
The hollow was some five or SIX feet 10 Oh
ameter. The account which BENJAMIN
gave was asiu!lo Ilyran, the youngest,
entered the hole FIST, and took his position
On one SIDE Of The ,ter Ebert eutered next.
and occup ed the Other s'de Benjamin went
IN and took his position between the two
Soon after. the tree was struck by lightning,
near the top il passed down The trunk, tear
Jog ~idr colunn 81 scales and loose bark
from the tree. About 3 81 20 feet frou
the ground, It seems 10 have parted and
come down 10 two columns each passing
pefpendcul8rIy over the hole through A.rh
the boys entered 1ba iau b9ts aho sa;
neat 10 lae tree vrre kttJ, aud ihs olaer
very seriously IuluieJ. Ii seems almost
incredible 10 supposu that the one Who Is.
caped death sss % The tree q, oil, or uearIt
DO, from au examination OF she tree, ana
The manner 10 winch ,hs lighting catered
The hole, his account Of II srems 10 be cor.
rect. Each SIDE Of The tree seems 10 have
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24

fiEkcetsm "A young Yankee farmer
happened. some six months hack, 10 see a
pngruph ~ one of the Ne0 York papers,
relative to the arrival and sale ol lut oil
ioiegn canary birds, Immediately began
10 calculate II he could not make Q good
tpec 10 the same business, lie came to The
courluslou that he could uudsrsell the for
en- article, aud make money by Il. tie
therefore procured some do2"us OF canary
BIRDS, Sc, them 20 breeding, and as soon as
their young oEes were fl for market, b."
Glde q multitude Of very handsome small
eages, put bird lnio ehch, ADD packed the
Whoe 90 small and most curious con
atOcied wagon, which was also the work
q his own hands, and set Of to New York,
Shefe he arrived IN due time, aud asked
'9ur dollars for each cage and bird. From
soFs persons be got what he asked from
others something less but IN no case less
ban three dollars Cor each bird and cage ;
and having about three hundred birds be
mus, have received aboul sil00 Shich ut
Ter dedUctng the liberal allowance Of SlOo
lor expenses and loss Of tlme lei, him $1,000
Clrar profit. Journal Of Commerce.
Frog Found IN Coaf.-On "Wednesday
morning as two golfers, George Ross aud
James Gardener, were 10 ono Of the roons
d the Old Muirfeld PIT, al Gargleston, they
Io1nd living frog embedded N the SOLID
%am OF csal, at least twelve iathons bo
meath the surface of the earth. The niche
10 which II had lived was perfectly smooth
inside, Of the exact shape of The frog ant
without a eruck or crevIce 10 give admit
nnee to afr. The hind legs Of the anlna
arc at leae; third longer than usual, the
lore legs shorter, the toes longer aud har
csr, aud It's general colour is Of II brooz'
shade. II IeaPei brIskly about The 'nomen
mat II was ercavnied from lts narrow cell
How many centuries Il has been shut ou
nom light and air, and eDtombed IN IT
ufeary dormltory, It Ia impossible Ia say -
certain II Is, that although dmlnuilve u
'of'n and with groa, brIliancy Of eve II In
most anIedlIuylan aspect.-- Ed'aburi
Coaa1.
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TERMS:

Y,po Doiiars and Fifty Cents ifpaid in advance.
yg,,s Dollars IL not paid within three months.
And Taree Declare Gai Fin, Cents if not paid
mill after the expiration Of the car. No paper
Js,on,inued until all arrearages are ,aid, excep,
a, 4 option Of the Editor
EMBELLISHMENTS inserted at One Dollar per
,,otre ZIG iiHss or less, this sized type) ior the
"a insertion, and 2S cents for each continuance
Court advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
g5 per cent. higher; aud deduction of 33l per
cent will be made from the regular prices, lor adj.
vrrtisers BY the year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24

4" Circumstance utter Case" ~ man
10 prosperity Iorgeis every one aud 10 ed
vcraty every one forgel- bum. inprosper
Il, he seems to have lost his srusps aud
n hen loaded with misfortune, he Is never
SAID to have had any. In THIS sudden eleya
ton. he becomes dscon,ented with all the
world, aud when whirled 20 the bottom OF
the wheel of fortune, all the world IS dis
conlenied with him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24
ANOTHER SOUTHWESTERN CoNvEN.
TON

The Harrison Democrats of Kentucky,
Virginia, and Tennessee, are making ar
engagements for another Southwestern Con.
ventlou. THIS is 10 be holden on the 10th
Of September, in the Cumberland Gap, at
the point where the three States uamed
above come IN contact. The Frankfort
Commonwealth says, that IN the mountain
regions Of which the Gap is the centre, the
friends of the Administration have recent.
" been making unparalleled exertions.--
Extra Globes have been poured into them
IN floods, aud Van Buren, mis>iona rles are
oyerrunnlng them like plague. The idea
of this convention is, therefore a good one.
Calm discussion is needed where there have
been such exertlons to spread error. mlsrs.
presen, truth, and weaken the moral percep.
lions Of the people.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24

Neapolitdn Inderl1ity.-The Secretary
of the Treasury gives notice that the sew.
en,h ins,alment of the Neapoliian lndemni.
iy, amounting to S2I3,35l 81, will be paid
to the claimants on application at the Bank
of America al New York, on OF after the
81 of September neat, and at such other
places as that Bank may desagnste. The
rate is supposed to be II IS loa per cent,
on the amount awarded,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24

The number Of persons, thrown out fem
ploymen, IN this country by the Distressed
state Of the times, is computed al near one
million.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24

Something Ne'c. Among the candidates
offered YESTERDAY for admission to the Fresh
man Glass, Il Cambridge, vas pupil OF
the Perkins Institution tor the education OF
the Bind IN youth OF sixteen, bind from
hrs birth tie passed perfectly saiislacio'
nv eSamnouon allthe branches, and was
duly admitted IT, has been pupil OF the
usl,tulon over s,S years, aud has acquired
brsldrs M acquaintance with the branches
requisite for admlsst2u TO College, knowI
edge of the French language aud OF the
sc,euce ot music. Boston Mere. Jour,
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AGENTS.
Col. r. N. Cochran. Meeklenbnrg, NC.
Gins. w. Harris, Mill Grove, II. G..
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A trunk, belonging to the Hon. Mr.. Ms
bet, of Georgia, and which was lost IN the
North Carollua has been picked uBo Bald
head beach.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24

A Canadian Htroiae dead AZ L1ihn
iere, on the 27th July, at the age ui a 100
years and several months, Charlotte Duel.
lot, Of the parish u 81. Anne de Ia pocat
ere. THIS ladN WIS one Of number Of
other Young gals of 81. Anne. WIN pat on
DeR's apparel aud shoulderrd the musket
To drive oJ; dclachmrn; Of Euelsh Ecgu
lars, ho sete amusiag themselves by ct
ting ERE 10 the barns and dwellings, IL the
Inhabitants Of St. Auue duuug the serge Of
Quebec. THIS lady aud the rest If her
company fred upon the soldiers, who "a
sianllS fled, mtknI temporary bagraus "a
ihru al-ht q rescue their drad, Who had
fallen uuier The f = If til - brave Canadl
"a etrls. AZ the sgr It 100 ,rats, and
6w days oa'y before her death, Chadoue
OupIel, could not refrain frum d hasny
mugh IL the thought that she was rne Whn
had Wpde the best shots. She has leo lwo
dau- hrcr-, the eldest Of whom bas been
ahs for IS wears, the second has iast lu.t
her husband after happy uulon u 53
years. -Saaa'on 20 American
AcurIors FAcT The elections IA Ala
hanna occurred on the lbird OF tue present
month. o. the 20,h there we're a number
Of counties of The Safe not head from IN
Wdgingtnn Ga that DAY We had inleiU
grnce from London, wa. ll4hiaX, Nova
Scoli,) and B,s;ou, ii The lhlrd, the same
DAY on which Tie elections Of Alabama took
place Alabama - iauf hundred ml"- d.
liant, aud iaulau luul teuusuud. - Whining
ION Chronicle, august -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24

Clorcr among corH.---A friend Of NINE
snscd red clover among hts corn, after 20
ng through with the cul,yBlor the last
time the seed was protected from the heat
OF the sun by the corr; It consequently vrge
lated yer, soon, nud after the corn was cus
ID. there was a luSurtant growth OF clover
which afforded hnr pasture for several sue
ccssIve seasons. The red clover IS an eX
cellcnt manure. have raised a fine crop
uf wheat by pIoughms IN The second growth
aliar harvest. Amfrlcdn Farmer.
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Warrington, Juas, 1893
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bate, in ,peletem $anps fte mdbrenb jener Slit
auilerit aussepcbne tennst ,purbe. bei Sulten,
Ortaltunscn, Gatarbfster, Gnsbrii|tisteit,
&cubbuiteu, Seiten> inb Tiifenftbmer,eu,
.Blntipcicn, jccer Nrt Sruil= nnp $unaenbes
fttwrrpsM uno in !Scmmuna Der berannabcn
cen aneScbruna. Sisles fann als >cb ncr
cbiaen 0sisoi;in asiaot merben, atsr bic 3sl.
funaetetanntmatbuuarn itnc 3ntrfnpielia ra>
su; lessr tetrirriAPnrc Sepe,s IN nsGen Q,lr
tunaen nirb in elncm Ser1uehe bamIt aefun
ern merosn, 70 pie antb ,ablreitte gmpfsbluns
acn rte Nnwciiun9eScttcl tcaleltcnp. llrter
1000 8Iaitlcn 1tuo alltin in Dbilarclpbia
Wahrenc prm lcstcn QB!nter psrtagft ,pcrpen,
Elm hter3Cn9eucrr Screis BON peiTtn Slusbar.
t'It, icnlt ,ptrne cine 70 9rrtIe OaaGtitdt nIe
perfauft focrrrn fem.
60 iolrtiam 1T Die Olerisin acwefsn IN
emrlrina Der rcritbiercnen &ranfheitJn fir
prlebr ite empfpblen 1T, eab Itc alien anpcrn
5neertFunSen non GayIaparllla, Vauatca6
&C. ihnCl! por3nAebt.
|Slele SruauItie fine ecn s5cit iH Scit ertals
ten nnb esPInnt AcmAebt wcresn, ater oerSc
tenantWanp Ucn 3eitunastetanntmaetunacn
perbstet nerru Mllttbciiuna albicr. Sle
sricht9l lautiQllru ftnnen lsltht itct ,cl,at wers
nen bon tcr SlABlitbfrit piCfcr Olrni,n wcRn
lie errnfen Oil <cipp's SCiuurbcit emporium
Olc. 1871 Ncrr3wrtrHltraiic, uutrrbalb ner
Sins @5Iratie, jnn GcbIr ces "QclrcucnNrs
Icrs ltnb Gtb!anacn' alliro ScuanHe unp
0ahpeitnacu III tuurCrtCn BON 8aIlen Ger
mcrfwirtiAitcu &urtn nnvth eie(s Otceisin,
r'tarsrAt prrpcn tenncn.
Nedbina, tCu Q, Snni.
.s.Dcie Werijiu III I'm BEN ctcm anars
s'tsnsn Drcis III ricIrr 9rufersl su batrn.
SUM so. bU.
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Su1er NnAeige.

Sc!stnbe 8htbcr ilnS in brr SruterCl biss
fsr 5eitun9 Tim bll!9en Qreie 3n hakrn:
Wilmfens eentftler &inprrfrewnN. prn Sc.
2ScleIhpeft, pblIaoeIpbla, 1899.
Sentlde meme SeitaiaCntE.
Ger amsrifauiihe @clpsnhaucr.
Die gefhittts Der Sereini9ten St1aten BON
Slcrp 2tmerifa, Ielt rer gutpsfuNa prr
nsusn Wett bis auf bas Sabr 1857, aus
eem gnsliItbrm ilbericet Don 9S i | b II,
. ef tb e, Ncmpprf, 1888.
SiHelte, pom Sabre 1892 bis 1887, hters
fest unp beransseacben bon 2S / | b. 8:
s.S perlcM Ybilarelpbia, 1888,
&eben, Sbatsn nnp lNeinunssu oss lllrieb
3win9ll' criiem lIrbctrrs Der peutleben
epausclihsrefprmlrtcn Sirtbe .pcn Spbann
Nuauit 8prItb, gbcmhevetnrs, spa. 1857
Scr Jolmmel auf Grcen oeer 1Sea 5ar Gl0t
ielisteit 9arssttslt bon gbriflan gctt:
tl!f Salsman, pcn gcnrap 6rles
brih StelImrpsr, pbllabcpbia 1889.
Scr LANCE psrcorasme GhaB uno Saues
Srcunc, ein nhbliebce Slattz mo Silfs
gntb fit Sepermanh Geippafepils
1887.
1npathtsitunssn une eetcts fir aadoens
tsnoe mo autSrfnnte gbriiten. SScn SO:
haHH Nafrar sapater ,&anealter, SPA. 1854.
sutberiiebe nno rsfermivte prn1eGc u. y. e..
Siebcr.
1dtrpsm Gsbrcib. Dapltr, 8cbcrn uGtbreit
9intefc ipie audi 8lanfs fir WprtsaseS,
Snpacment uub Goupncns8onpe.
Giue 4ue,pdbl fh6ner bcntftbsr >isptr 1T lei
uns etenfaae ifcts perratAi9, nuU um bi'
l9en pres Su baben.
Neabins ben l6ten eJMni.
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Slnla bunS SHr 0ubieripti Il
fir BEN
Glib Ten y &C . b & 6 tie t.

lin Die ctruacuanntc Seltun9 IrUiel ,ric
m6Allh mcbr III vert cltCn, rrlaubt Ib Der
ecraueaCtF. bcriCiten pas acebrtt 0utlls
FUN CUR llntcribrlft fir pcleItC er9eteuIt
}ln3utaren.
0a III @crfs gauntp feline aubrre peutfhc
3utuna teltcbt. weltte Die Wabren Grunp;
idse crr mperfili ihtrn 9rmcfratie rcrtbeis
olat, 10 rperbcn plc SSrsunrG res Gen. CJg.
Ip. Darrtson uu0 !Dnhu 9Tplor &c:
icnNcre aufmtrfiAm tarauf sematht, uno
ttfleb ater erntIltb eglnrbt, fir ibre S5ers
brctun9 5u lcr9rn.
Seo n9nn gen:
Ger Mtsrale Sscbatbtcr" erfcbent icbeu
0isnita9 ouf einem 9roHen Suptrialtcgcn NIT
ld)Inen Vsttern GssruGt. Ger GubiCriptirn5
prsls III y II { boIsr bs6 SobrS, melder
in balbjalri9er @Urau5bsSabluuo erbsten mirp
1Ser i'm 2aufc pe5 Sabr6 nibt besablt, BEN
,uerrcn SbaIsr 50 @nt6 fir pa5 Sobr on9c:
rscbnet.
SIR firisre 3cit ais 6 Wfonot miro fein
llntrihWlber on1enomnen, unb etipaide 2luf
funDi9unNen msrbtn nur Damn an9encnmsn,
,penn lie slnen Mlonar por 2lblouf bs5 Cub:
itriptlcn6. Iermjns 9eidbeben unb 0lebSeiti0
"ts .hHu'ioHpS dppfSdpI lDstCHH.
SefanntnadDun9en msroen panfbar an9e
nrmmen unp fir ben 9ew6bnltDsn Yrsi6 sins
9cril6t.
llntsrftrsibern in bieier Stort miro bie
3'ttun9 pertcfrst gefhft ipsiters 8trIenbnns
gen 9etdbsbsn rlrW Die Ncit ODER Srd9er, pcn
et8Fra fir 25 Sent jdDrldD, auf SOFTEN Der
bstrsfsnbtn llntsrftbrsbsr.
Sriefs unc AIittDeilun9sn miffsn OF t o.
fre / eln9sianSt msrcen.
Neaolna, Den 2S, SanIlr.
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Sorf hlo0
fir bic fsrnere 5craus9ate pss
Sreibe cts vs. Il N ters

y TG y { I Is 4 q 8,
in Sfippa6tpiIle Wlontscmsrr GanntN Spa
9as asebrte a,utIete sDntlifum ponWtcnt.
acmcrp nnO ren an9ycnjcnocn gauNtics, i'm
Staat SpCnnfpIpaHlen, lperren ebremoIl bss
nathrlchuset bon pnn SorlebIaa, fir Ole ftr:
mere I5rrGusaatc pcrcriaSter 3rltuns, weltbc
irlt rnl1en Sabrcn ppn prn. Nrnoio pu;
iocHe, Jeet !6crausagber pcs 'Hlbeyalsn Dc.
otabtere," IN 0eaeins,l beraus9esebcn wur.
&c, oab ieb jeet bic Gcraussabs ctiaer 3s,>
tnus sanS alien auf MIDI senrmmsa babe, ii.
seipmen tn, biefete ferntrbln auf Die wabs
rrn rspntltanilheu 8rnnefase wafbinss
toms bsrane3uaebet = shnitis fir Die grs
,pabluns sou @eneraI nistiam 8. Haivi
ton, Der Selr BON uippceanee fur prs(i
bent, nnb Jebn Tyler rcn 3irsinisu, fit
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$50 1T 0r. eeiop?
@o5 1T Or. 2eiop 2

Die 9ansc 22clt ioIl ee lpiiTcn!! Gciu Slas
me 1T MN irlttt ltb ictntn rsrtrCltsnp-unp
iEIn Nuhm tcAIetet rcn 0lamcn.
Or. 81. y. >eibp 1T icmcbl Gin reaulal CT
NpprtbctCr ais Nrst atttltlrt rurtb bic Sots
trrEn spbpIlc, Chapman, Gore, Gltlrn, Sads
ion, 5Arc, Scrncr, Oepees, SameG &c.
Or. (.S. &ciDr 1T Ciu 0ctorucr OenmrI>
panisr, aetiIcct Ill rcTcn Snltimtcn, uno in
nlcht BON sD1rls, $onrcn, Crnbnra octr els
nIarm aUet2nblibru Orte, rpclhc 9cm1bnlicb
Don Ou16iNItcyn unb SctrilAsrn onsrQttcu
merrCn, mcItbr tsntrn, tureb icithc 3ride ptc
llnDHIenrCu uRp llntuur9eu ltltbter III blns
'tGrGEbCn.
81. y. $sibr aibt mepBiuiitbrn Natb unls
ionit, III allen &rantbsltcn rcu ieotr Satur
unp Nrt, rCtbnct mir Den 9e;robnllebeu Qrrie
Fnr bic Wletl;lnrn pic CT plcIlcitbt rTcronGn
ma4, al iclnCm Wtpsin & tcbr mo G5ciunbs
hGlte emporium, so. I9l 9lptb 2te StralJc
nabe Der QBeinItraft, (Gthilb rcm qcpucu
Aeer unb = thlan9Cnj YbilacCiphia, pc Gin:
3ia prCparlrt ipcrrtn, IND i'm Gvrbgn uup
Xletnsn perfauft
Or. gcieYe SIutspitlen,
etenfaas sn pcyteufsn Sci:
g. 81. @mltb II. Go. 2ts GtyafTt, nabs am
Jctben $t,peu wtytbshauIc.
3. e5ltrrt II. Go. Ste ct. otcrbalb Der
Ncin Stroiie.
3rccrIcb &lrtt, gfc Der 2tcn unS gaaops
bill Gtrat.
y. 9D. Oafelp, Qrpotbsesr, Nsabins.
Sayab y. Olorris, DO. %.
5ohn s. $rns, DO. sanfaiter.
=. 3. Olr(cr, b. 9Clgntaun
S. .. sInnert, &au manr, sancaiter.
OlIilcrs Stblfp II. Gmitb, DO. Samtura.
E5Tllno gum Scrfauf in Der Grudrrci cicicr
Seltuna, Drfls 2j Gent bic Sebatbtel
Olai 26. lS.
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81 ANk MORTGAGES,
JUDGEMENT and COMMON BONDS
kor Sale at this Office
$50 If JpbAnntS JSoab,

aus pIattcnbaret Oteramt @5ntt9arpt?
SobanN Saab 1T nit lciner Gattin Inna
setcrns Srie, pcr ctna 10 Sabrcn i'll renSsrs
einiAtGn 8taatsn anQegcmmen. Gr foil in
0leu Vort acIanret icIn II. ltb rini9r Seit IN
OtlcbiAan aufscboten baben. Scr liutcr3cIdb:
ncte fen SebwaQcr mobte 9erme ben Nufcnt'
bait ocHtlten rrfabreu, unp er(utbt caber itn
uno Seeen brr 2ufthlnb bierilber sctcn
taul, I'M 9sfil!i9c 9ladrltbt au
Ollcbarl 8ris,
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Ger lfntrrfttricbrue tcnatbrlhtiaet bicmit
er9'tcnit atIC iclte Drrionen rie (lCb lcltit
nod pcrichulrst pilI'n an IeiMem
Sliefel- uno Shuh- Stchr,
oa6 CT icus &hthrr in pig 6dnrc pcn Ghor,
lee Tr>reiI,, Csc. Sum giuforctrn GtTacs
ben bAt. 9clcbe. rie ncch ftbulria imr mir
cen mob! thun mean fl lo9Ie!tb anrulrn, I'm
Soften gu triparcH.
Nbrabam GYen,
9itarina 9)1ai 10. tp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-09-22

ale llsbel BON Grfaltunaen Enbanouna
oergun3e, s3ebrunaN II ntma, ,Sbmer
gen uno Sd,pacbbeit Ger Srutf, ss it
unifreti9 eaS beite Wiittsl mas itt jsmals sss
braubt babe.
NRit Nhtun9 SIR
". NS. QBillIams, 81. 8.
&usSua eins8 gertitfat5 bonn gbrm. 9Oftor
y b CO It, lsebsriasn Yrsii.bsntsn pom
2Galbln9ton Srlle9e, Maine.
"Spn fribersr pcrftnlitber SefanntIbaft
NIT Or. 9. SaDne, enem rc1uldren Gtubsns
ten hsr merijniiden llnivsrIitat pon Ysnnfpl.
panlsl,, unp sinen erfabrsnen 9lndlitbNu Drafs
tltanten bon WfseiSinen, mar id, i'm Gtanos
Die bab!reben attclfote ;u @unifen feinsr psrs
ihteotnen mebiilnlben prsparaticnsn su be
ifdti9en, pienebr mis cine Olsbrbeit COLDER
bic nid)t bieisS lpifen. NoCb einsm 0erlud,
oerIslben in mener e9ensn Samilie, uno eini.
&c baron perI6nlid), babe itb mitb pen s0Gybr<
belt beler Seu9nilfe ptQig iber;eu9t Sic lne
Was iie pcr9eben gu fsn-fsine OuaIolbsreien
.-fcnbern fitnitlicb bereitste DNbi;nen fit els
n9e Der 9cfdbrlibfen menftblidbsn &ranfbci:
ten. Sb wei6 bab fte bch0efbdet, unp yers
hheoentlttb non Den 9efbftelren 9oftcren per
Wstiin pcr9efdrisbsn werpen, fpprbl in oie>
fer Statt ais font no, ilnp ib nebme fsiner
AnitanO bRfeIben ais sinsn fbdsbaren Sufab
III unlsrn meoiSjniiben Mottria, unb sine Fl.
thsrt icmcDl ais unfbdblitb unb nisltbe O1ss
pISn fur Die Sranfsn 81 einpfblsn.''
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Sum Ssrfnuf bsi george 10. Oafely,
Npctbsffr, NorO Ste StroiIe, Neaoin9, 4ssnt
fir 9r. SaDne.
Sanuar 7. bp.