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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

By reference to another column it will be seen
entity is to be held at the Cour, House on Satur-
day evening next, for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the present embarrassed condition
of the finances Of our State and to recommend
such measures TO our Senator and Representative
as are best calculated to sustain the faith and
credit Of our State.
At this important crisis, when every one natu-
rally enquiries "What is to be done !" we would
simply say, that the only permanent, relief offered
is direct taration and this measure, mos, certainly,
will no, be objected to by the citizens of this Sec
ton Of the State, who are waiting with patient
anxiety the completion Of the Illinois and Michi.
gan Canal. That dirc,t taxation promises the
surcst and most permanent relief cannot be de-
MED. To attempt to borrow money to pay in.
terest on what we have already borrowed, would
only be increasing our State debt, and making the
evil greater.
However unpopular direct taxation may be, i,
evidently the true policy ofthe State at present
live refuse to submit to tho course, the probable
result will be, that our canal will remain nm.
finished and tho work already completed be dc.
stroycd and neglected and may result in dcierrine
its completion for the next quarter Of a century
remsining disgrace to the State, and a curac "a
ihs county, causing this merchan, TO close hi,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

Robbery Of tie Lancaster (Pa) Mah-Wc
learn from the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times,
that the Lancaster mall now carried on the turn
pike left that city on Saturday morning, the 2Sth
ultimo, and when about five miles on the west
side of the Schuylkill Permanent Bridge, the dr-
yer was ordered to stop by two men, each armed
with a pistol. They then blew out the lamps of
the wagon, and while one Of them held a pistol
to the head of the driver, the other took out the
letter bag, after which they allowed the driver to
proceed. He Immediately turned round, drove
into the city and gave information at the Post
Office of the robbery. Several persons went in
pursuit of the robbers, but returned unsuccessful.
The bag was found in lot about a mile from the
place where the mail was stopped, and what is
rather singular, it was unopened.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

Suicide.-'The New York City papers state
that Nathaniel Prime, Esq, late of the firm OF
Prime, Ward & King, Bankers, committed sui
eide on Thursday the Goth ultimo, by cutting his
throa, with a razor The deceased was about
seventy -four years ofagc, and the possessor of an
ample fortune. As no cause can bc discovered
for tho commission of the act, il is supposed that
the deceased was temporarily dcrapged.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

gen. Ha7isoa's old Si0es.-'Thc Cincinnati
Republican, and the Chronicle, two whig papers,
are sparrng about the clerkship of Hamilton
county. The office is worth $4,000 per an
mum, and consequently there are many asprants.
The Republican is battling for Mr.. Taylor, whilst
the Chronicle recommends list sufficiently large
to cope with Van Buren's Standing Army.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

Pyesideney.-The Charleston Mercury states
that William Sims, Of Columbus, Ga has issued
proclamation addressed ito the honorable men,
bers of the Electoral College ofthe United States"
advising then, that he is candidate for the Prcs
dcncy, and would he glad Of their votes also set
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

United STATS S.nGtus--The Hon, w. S. Full
ton has been reelected to the Senate of tho Uni
ted States, from Arkansas, for six years from the
ih of March next.
The Hon. VIM. Il. King, of Alabama, has also
been reelected to the L. :. Senate, for six years
from the 18th of March next.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18
Conspirnc, Of the Federal Members OF III
Legislature TO Ecyoimiionizc the SIN
Government.

Both Houses of the Illinois Legislature
presented, on Saturday last, (thc 9th inst.
a most extraordinary spectacle. We can
recollect nothing which bears so striking
a resemblance to ii, as the scenes al Har-
risburg during the Ritner usurpation.
In both cases ii was an attempt at Revo-
lution--an attempt to destroy the Legis-
lahve branch of our Republican system of
Government.
Both Houses had, on Saturday evening,
passed joint resolution to adjourn sine
die at the close of the days sitting. for
the purpose of meeting on Monday NOR
nirg agreeably to the Constitution which
prescrlbes "the first Monday in December
next ensuing the election of members" as
a day on which "the General Assembly
shall meet" Neither resolution had.
however, passed both Houses during the
morning session. In the afternoon thew
re-assembled at o'clock, but no qlor,,o
appeared III either house. In the Sen
ate quorum shortly alter appeared, and
the LIT. Governor put the question on the
resolution from the House to adjourn SIM
die, but no quorum voted. Just as the
question was put, Mr.. Baker and few
other wing members withdrew from the
Senate, purposely leaving it without :
quorum,.-The door keeper was immedi.
alely sent to procure the attendance OF
absent members. but the members refused
to obey the summons, and the Senate was
lett without quorum during the remain.
der of the day. "a
The house of Representatives met a,
3 O'Clock. The resolution from the Sc.
nate to adjourn sine die was taken up,
and the vote being taken but 81 .lpcmbcrs
! answered 10 their names, mo ouoru,n\
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

Having been disappointed in the receipt Of our
usual means of information from Springfield up to
tn. time Of our papers going to press, we are I'M
able to give the proceedings of the Legislature as
fully as we had wished to. The adjournment Of
the sp.ciai session on the 9th inst. cngrossod the
It was urged by the Democrats that on the 9th
an adjournment sine die Of the special session
was necessary, under the Constitution, in order
that the regular session might be constitutonalIy
commenced on the following Monday. We have
little doubt bat that the wings were Of the same
opinion; but the Constitution faded into insight
pared to the cioyicr Of the State Bank for, il
will be recollcctcd, at the last session Of the lcgis
latnro permission was given the Banks to suspend
until the adjournment Of the ncx3 session of the
Legislature, and this being the Hcri after hat an
adjournment was equivalent TO compelling the
banks to resume OF lose their charter, Mr. HAr-
nv, wing, and the most conspicuous in the OPP
position to an adjournment, opposed it. aud urged
a violation Of the constitution, because, he said
if the State bank were compelled to resume. she
would refuse to cash the Auditors warrants, and
thus deprive the members of their per item, and
the Governor Of his salary! Wcndrous logican
thou shouldst instantly be created Knight of tn.
Straight Jacket!
Convenience appears to be the ruling passion
of the Wings. In the recent campaign they sa-
cifcod principles, men, honor all, in short, that
they had formerly pridcd themselves upon, be-
cause they could not otherwise gain a triumph
and Therefore it was coareaient. They advocate
high tariff to raise public revenue because it is
cOarenieH. They advocate a National Bank
though it is unconstitutional and may subycrt
the liberties Of the people, because to merchants
and as fiscal agent of the Government, it is con-
rHicH. They advocate an increase Of the bank
ing capital in this state to increase our revenue
and relieve the treasury from its difficulties, be-
cause that plan is presumed to be the most conrc-
aicat. Aud now they advocate violation of the
constitution, because to have their per dem rcgu-
Iarly would undoubtedly be mighty conrca'mti
We arc as much opposed to the unfair treat
mcnt Of bank as we are to the unfair treatment
Of private individual; but if our representatives
in the constitutional discharge of their duty hap
pen to cross the path of the Bank and subject it
10 inconvenience, or even bycak it down, we gay in
Gods name, be it so! The charter of bank
is a very tdlng object when compared to the
charter of our liberties and if the bank attempts
to control and direct the movements of our lcgis-
Iature then, indeed the sooner she is out Of the
way the better.
The following from the Springfield Register
will give the reader full view of this subject.
Prom ,hc Ulinnis Stotc Rcoia,or
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

Conricted-Maj, McEroy was convicted on
2lst ultimo, at Buffalo, N. Y, of the murder OF a
gentleman named OTIS of Concord, some time in
the summer.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

rGishiy E,ngc.'un, rrou China.

~ a lat i
I;gcpco from China and fine r,st ,ban L,.
,6e overland mail bv the ,yov or Fc,.n ,'. ,
ENGLAND ~
This news is Of the miobfos, ;,nron
lance 70 tho commercial world
!, IN L., ,,o,,o;,.,d ,l,,. i,
l.. p'a:.t c,.o I'aI I o'' P'' VI
m,,nJ vs. I,nL n Ch;"a '' n,,I "'"' '''el
. ,;I, 10 ooo "' LII ,'''o '.''"IN It's
noo .;n.., ~ ,''',o d dl''', - i'''
i,; a, ;, ,, ,,'''' , ''',' c'oo 'n '''i''
~ H. I W. 81 :'I''' ="
,ba, o",,;.o WIN T;' ,',;I;'a' c "ro"
onJ fn,r lara. ,,or s,oannors ' n,a.! WV,
~ nrob,h;Ii1y tho, nc araa, - .a,aI,,;,..
vii No nroInooI -, Ch;na .,i ''o''
ne tho Gno f.rc. orJ hnII t.oar'. - 49,.
,os oaao,,l ~, ,ho ,,,,,;on, ,I-;...
,ira
rho nr,gr..s IF ,b;s mo,o.a, g.;
rronab, wit1 ;mnor,,,, consolno',.,a,. -
tho bis,or,- Of As;, ,ol ~ l,o ,.,II =
former ,res al tho cnnonoror, a,,I ,,a.
for .n;r;,s or ro,oI,,iom .an,a c',s, 49,.
towards Furono. with one soIi,,r, ovcon
AIoxo,dor tho croat NJ. ~,
rono is rotnrrinr tho no;sonod ohoI;oa -
the Fost md torr;blr ch,nro r;l, ~ n,o
dncod in consoononco " i''
rcorrosnondonco. of ,,o ,1or.Il-
MAco,. Junc %. 1870.
Since writing Yesterday the April over.
land mail has closed. and we understand
il has been determined that the force shall
move Immediately to the north. without
attacking the Bogue forts. The reason
of this must be the importance of imme-
diatcly landing the troops and putting the
TRANSPORTS ont of the rance ofthe tvnhoons
1t is whispered that the Chinese are nrc-
parinC 10 resist the Engl;sb somcwherc
in the neighborhood Of pekin: mean.
while. Canton river is TO he strictly
blockaded. and all ingre.s prevented
But il is thouoht that sbins already in
will be allowed 70 come ont. unless nrc.
vented bv tbc Chinese. W. have ,c-
counts from Canton 70 tho ootb of limo
All Darlies were nrenor;nr 70 leave and
the whole business would no finished
there in ten DAYS nv which t;r,o tho
WASHINGTON tbe last shin in you'd bo
desna,ched We are no, vot o,voro Il :,
is ;n,ordoI ~ sord tho po,o,,o 49,, ~
blockodo is 70 commence an Tho os,L
;nst rho Ann Mkt, s,ils 90 or,ou,
We think tboro is orer,, rooson 70 on
nc;,oto = ,o,n ;r,orrrn,;c, 80 ,,a ..oI,
cav fran, civ 80 o;ah,pon ,,on.La TLo
roc,;nn ,horo wos na, nn, Ln1 aa,nI
c,va. .,, ,'' '' ''"( ''''" t,
- Wy - ~ Nv ','''' ','0y - III "'''
c;.nI. 'J'', ~ 'y-I ''''' go nav nv
S'''.",O '''0 Ui',''''0 10 ,,''''i '' '"0!
'NPI''o'' we "''''N "'oy VIII nave ~ wait
"" VI, "'N. s'"'o",
i''e """'o' nes.s'tF' SuL,o 20 alter
nH'ou"c,ns ,'e "''''"' o' "e Ehgi'sI
''''t ,r Nv '''"' 'l''e' IC,,'a'NS -
-, nus U"e"' lo4' years "''er '"e
Oh.'S"ah era inc caucasian ana I'M
g"S''l races arc on 'Ne eve Oh oeihg
brought in'o hoS'lle contact; me lungu-
sian race tracing us paiefnal form OF go
Verhnen'' o" wh'ch principles me people
ana 'heif ia'h'i,es governed al me present
aay' TO more ,nah Two thousand years be-
lore ''ia' epoc" surrey '"'s - Il great
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

Fir.-The Chicothe Advertiser says: The
woollen Factory of Mes. s. Darcs, OF GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire on the cath ult.
Nearly all the cloth in the factory was saved.
The building was not insured.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

Uh.uh-uh, how cold Shut the door,
rrDuring rhi5 cold weather persons entering
printing Office should walk in boldly and immc-
dately close the door after them.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

ting forth the vast advantages that would result
from his election. Look out Tip!
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18


Thanksgiving Dinner in JlL-Sixty persons
confined in the Jail at New Bedford, Mass, ate
upwards Of HUNDRED turkies and chickens. be-
sides the variations" on last thanksgiving dav.
M,ye Mirdsrs. -ihe bodies of two men were
found about twelve miles below Louisville, XIV.
on the , LIST ult. in fat bottomcd boat which had
drihcd ashore on the Kentucky side. The men
had evidently been recently murdered, as there
were several shocking wounds upon them, appa-
rently made with an axe that lay near, covered
with blood and human hair. The boat had also
been fred near the bodies, with the design of de-
stroying all traces Of the inhuman crime. Suspi-
cions have already been excited agsinst several
persons of Louisville. The boat was laden with
tobacco, and belonged to Virginia.
On Wednesday, the "a instant, was the dav
on which the electors cast their votes for Presi-
dent and Vice President, throughout the United
States. The electors Of this State assembled ot
Springfield on said day, and deputised Gustayus
p Kurncr, Esq. Of Bccyillc, to convey the vote
to Washington City.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-18

Jeiis,--Counterfcit five dollar notes on
the German Bank of Wooster, O., and tens on
the Hamilton Bank, o., are in circulation.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-02

(SeIabun8 Der Gutter Sl,cpcrGcn her 6ntliden Oc
rer !" rebcn Santcn, rcrn es wcrer bft papierSb 81
madbcn
Ntcr Den cr c9enbtn artsrunr tpelber aes Diefcs
lrinn lcB; bQBurIel rs ltctes mic i'd GO nrnen m6d
welcr ts jest mod n pcn BUN eiSrntli pabcnctspunt
ats rcfraot nceen TT, n1Ger r austHDre ~ tetrte
|1 incline At QHc rn pprDer temcrtt, oaptSrunb 1T
r1B mir cbr tautcn benn rcrtaftn babr cine trc
epuc ant nns trrM Cit oIcrnn9s nt fSs Gtrfabren unr
ems reles Dor S"bren tcn unr auf9eSettn batte
mrrrcn icr 2SrDla, cs 1T 70. QSr m6ecH unS ntulbiSn
uno rcreten boB tpr bur fe 2prttcnscn betroeen
pnr9an9en rpuren babur bag fa9t ba6 Gin ucttr>
B non Sanrarierc n6tD9 ci natrlcn Grpcrtsael.
len unres s"nres Ju bncn rag ber feinnne ucteruE
antes Srscn uns, n ecernbet (ti bag Q5plb uno @tr
Hs tenen teBrn 8elrumlauf 9aten ccnn 8annrn ba he
1rtrcn SloBr bchcn nercin9s 70 rlob6 Dco acwcrz
cen u leyn tbein br wirt&esnrcB nit teSrtn baten
bag has Sreh pim, bas Vantpen s nennen be-
lich, ras par0brS un(trcr etcrutlt lei.
ctncr tctbeiccnrn Nndt n0d unb NIT alcr m69lien N>
un9 fur ple, pcle iDr $ctcn mac pbuc n acrefcu ,u
4rEern b1nat 0reht 70 mann9fa9cn uuprsccDcncn
3ut8IIen unb um3nben ab, rag gar nit u ptcmc
oetrIobt rcrnn tann Oa cbr rifc SeDurtune ne ascm
ne no rrlt cine et1pos tetBnO it, 70 mill i pics robn &C.
ttrllt en lNEcn
Qter cine mittse 8rbatrts, mic mir tinft bic n,te
mabrc uncr aIHn, it, boB une Sanc ncro6t Der un9lidz
den 9rrbaltnBc untcr wbrn leict in ncm Bit
bnen 3nanbr m tcfntet &s 9ct unr $ano III rieIcr Oz
bt rm iun9en fcltttlt0noian, feroen
n peer eine mrSe brtobrcnOe 9cntraSenee Sau gu CT
Daltn Dat Die tbn rrpabrnr in Sulrrn brn9t Gr aber
HrB9 unrerbrrBn nnr 9uten Oubcs, artctet rts fort @
UrtcBernr nnc m rs kctrrbenb feline Sdurcn Su tcsaDc.
Nm ere orebt init teincr GDcba Gin ncucs att b6rt
or rrrr ulcn tu MAIDEN, unb oHr fprtp1Drcncc Nrbcit
tamteit 9can9t af rice 9Sete u Q1pbtann Q Gb
re- 9eraee TO- 6crr Sprtber ie unfer arbcn &laBen u
tbun btatt6ti9cn. Tim tDncn Outb 5u;urrcen p e an5u
trnern brrm 9uten Spraec 9ctrcu ju Ecifcn, tcn b @
cri19en er'n ctnen crer bcm anocrn III 0ed trmuen Sd
mill bier enen AusSus Der Grtldrn9 Slc. Spdaft
ces erIpen6rs ron Ohio. SABRE 1887 "einm Demo
trotcn 0ntDrcn Inn III 3tt9r mic pc 0uteS b1tte 9eect
rrrp tonnrn tnnerDob Sabre NIT rclem 6anbcsbrAub
1T rrtiercnen EeStn Der @rcitcr oa: cr Itcbrr(cbuE
unlsrsr Gntnlrem hter nre Ausubrsn fur bic fln Sabre
pcle pen Ginn9cn Der BON eitcu pcr
Oanten unflttcIt1r ppran9len5en, Ut nle fclot;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-02
38enfmnunnem.

I. Sotr " g el1~nbS frcun0 unb 8ttft Der 3ttf'
erl@eint rreclmaBi9 eOcn Srctta9.
2Ser @uteriFrirns 9'res 1T 81 baIeru.5O Gents,
~ oeer ba 4er falls Die 3ituns n n
ser bait ber ttn !5dtfte res Soprs tesablt rpirr.
g. Die ScrfrnbunS 8ccbt uuf Soften ltntrrf6rter,
Ao rct an bic 6rrons9tr mHBen pcfrep cinscanbt
f. 1n5eieen weroen tar bic ntidrn Frr naertt miiBrn
9br tH9et taor w5"blt rcrrcn, nbt auf tcnSc
Nrt lit Strhnuna tfcbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-02

Qeenn mir eiun Nli auf rtSe Sartun9
ft 70 ntfeb natrIibcr 2Be bic SraS tpelbe 2crll 70
nane QSpn, 2Ran uab tcjabrte 6crren, miBeh ern ba
ben rcm Sabre 1919 lis 1925 unb tcnbers 9enisen, e
Scs jn auber orbcntn prciIen nabnen, o bod mic 3um3e
pr su 1853 ic prn eten 8er sefab, Die fir cine Ssctbe
po Sabrcn f gar enen pper encn br unbrchnrn SAecn
raraus 5c9en 9snn mug beerten bag Der Spircnc
nu 23 Gent mar bic e $50 xbaler fir 100 1baer bc
leblt bacn jum Bcitpiel erbn :, Ocr 49, 333 per
apr nD wsnn M Sen6tbiS wrren 5u pcrtaun, mcnn Stos
nber rpe SO Iba uecren e bel ber 0peratiOn
$50 IN 1000 [balcrn. Gntr cfanntcn nabm @tcf n
Sl4O, no bae m etne pcrtbelbafte Ana9etenn bate IS
init Der 9cprefnen 9rr @taatcn Sant u tbu-G carcc
anSifli @ pcrenb Die 9ant m i'm Ss8riff u treen (unp
ne mar in Der 1ba ahe eara pertaafte nen Stot fur
s9s roer 95 m erinnere mid nit senan ees BON beiren
oerren nbSn erli sab baB bic 2Sittwen unb 2saiien
c bic tejabrte eren ,pclt bur bic 9rnbeeen ocs gre
BEN Nesuators tim SAB Gut taen, bie qGobltbaten bes
9imeIs nt au te aapte ber rbeter brer &ebs, berab
rjcftN NJ ~ = -.- ...... 49,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-02
rsan9 0reDao, ben 2tu October, I84O

lSebun9 Der Outer, unb bos Jeperescn 6fent6n
rer !" retlbc" Senten, wslen es wicrr b apeSelO au
lmndcn. -
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-17

in Ger gfoblprfuns oeneroen, inpcm lie
oen ibuloloIen Stjosnbou 70 8eEalIl9 an
ieben ruie Die Gripsniter elmer @ereini9-
ten Gtooten SSanf uro unotbansi9en
Sbaefammer. Dap Der Geipenbau in
cieism Ganoe actrisbtn msrosn fam, oob
mir 70 quite Seioe madden f0nnsn ME It's
oeno in einem anoern eonoe ocmadt miro,
CAP mir ilr uniere ci9ens Gcniumtien bin-
ldn9lib esnuo baucn f0nntn, iIae Watr,
belten, bic tros Dem lln0elt tim, cen cine
perfappts Waulbserenlu1t 9s9en Cen Seis
oenhau erlpedt bat, nob unwiccrls8t uno
feft oa fteben. Jlidt bis oieie nit per-
nInfti9en 8riinoen posrleet werosn fons
nen, loIlten oieicni3en, melAc i'm Seoea
bau on9efaneen baben. .pon ibvem lobllden
llnttrnsbmsn ni1t abfeben. (Gerss.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-17

Sae nidt mebr 9ano aus, als ou gut
oHnoea uno gut bauen fannlf.
Wietbe niemals eincn Iann, I'm ets
pas su MAIDEN, tpenn ou es ielbf MAIDEN
fanntt.
Salte nid,t mebr gieb, als ou in gu
tenn Stanoe erbalten fannit, unb iisbe Su
oab ou Die bette lrt baf.
Wahe nienol6 cine Sbulo, wenn ru
feline CUTE 0u5iIbt bait, oielelbe BUR be:
ftimmten 3sit ,piecer su bs3abIen.
SrdSe ME oene Noten bel Dir i'm Ea:
| fbenbub.
6alte einen Orobt (6eiD um bcincRo.
ten, Auittuaoen, gius, Sriefe &c. carin
auf3ubewabren.
Oalte Elm flsine5 Grinnerune5bub nit
oeinem Stobrbalter, in welebes ou ibn,
ieoe6maI Den &auf ooer Serfauf ieibf
eintrascn labt.
Salte beine @erfieuae an ibrem rebc
ten Srte, uno INNER in eutem Stanoe.
4nifatt einenNeeentas i'm Srantnein5.
bauie susubriu0en, before iolde Diuoe
aus, wel@e es notbpenoi9 baben, ooer
brin9e oeine 8ecbaun35buber inSronun8.
Ssrbraube feline 3cit gum SIften uno
Saeen, penn ou notbrreRoi8crs @slbafte
Su tbun bait.
Bsnu bu &inoer baf, 70 iste td0lib
nab, lpelbe Sortibritte le td9li1 in Der
Sbule MAIDEN, muntere iie gum Gsraen
auf, uno antsrr!1te .iie ielbft aub, tpsnn
ou fannf.
Gd)lfe oeine Ginoer ME ,u einen iJlsb-
ten Shuuebrer, pcnn er feline armisIi9en
Oienitc AUDI um eerinoen eobn anbietet.
Grelbe ou bic 2lrbeit, unO LAP ni5t Gle
Nrbeit Sb treiben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-17
Sa6 Horallenrtf.

8enn Die bel Der Gbbc surlftretenoc
Gee eas &orausnrif- (&oroasnfclien)
trceten lieaen ldbt. 70 eridoeint oahelbe
ais Elm dui1srit barter uno rou9er Sells ;
ober fctato Die Slutb wicosr itciot uno Die
Bceen es belpulen. 70 beeeben iib Wilis
omen &orallenpiirmer, Die supor unhobt.
bar waren, aus ibrsn eobern nab Der o
terfdbe oes @ofers. Die SPHERE Ino
bon iebr perIbisoencr Sorm uno Grofe,
uno 70 munoerbar sablreib, Dap in &urr
acm Der oanse Sels lsbeneis uno in 8e=
meeune su isin ideint. Ger 9elp6bnli6s
fie @urm bel Den euftIbu 'Snie!n, bcroie
Scrm cines Gternes bate, war NIT bier
bic fcts 3oa lonsen Qrmel. uerfeben. Die
ermit unslaubliber @sfbipinoiofei ,wabrs
fbeinlib Sutter fubeno, nab alien Sci
ten tepeete; anosre tonnte man oaeesen
ibrcr Gbpsrfduiefeit baIber fir einen
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Ser rlf6neiacr sc otb.

Gin Gbspaar oos orei &inccr er;eu9t
bate, lpolIte ieb ibeiocn lafIen. unc es
entltano Elm ibsper su iblibtenoer Gtreit
iibsr bic Sbeilun9 Der &inoer unter Wamn
uno 6rau. Die ltnciniecn lc9tcn enolib
elmer oitcn Sante ibren 3lpift sur Gnt.
ljbeicuns Dor.
Die olte Motrone b6rte Te an IG,lttel=
te ben &orf, uno io9te Damn no6 einisem
Nobllnnen: "Oer Sa6e 1T lebt abSuz
belfen. Gs 1T ia nur Elm Seoenfen babel
pob fb orsi &inoer nibt 9leib tbeilen loi'
len. Dem f0nnt Sbr leibt obbelfen sebt
nab 6oule crsieblt boS uiertc, Damn 1T
Die Sbcilun9 leibt."
lleber eielen Ginforl muBte eaS Sbs'
paor LADEN, uno lobnte litb pieoer aus.
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Wdnbernce SerQe.

Iuf oen &iiten BON Slonoern, Don Der
Rormanoie. Sretasne, @uiennc, @ascos=
ne, uno iiberaQ, 100 es Sanoounen oiebt,
bemcrft man cine ionoerbare Ndtursribei'
nune, ndmlib ,panbernoe Serse ober
Sanobuset. Sc erbeben lib 6dsel bon
fcinsm Sanoe, tpobl an SO Sus bcb. bes
pessn lib reoelmdIli8 tpeiter, uno fbreis
ten idbrlieb scbn bis Spolf Sub uorwdrts.
Sei Dem Dsrfe Spenterensiebt es FOLDER
Sanobdeel mebrere. Man bat ibreu
Sung crit felt 6OSabren bsmerft. Bdbs
rsno oieler 3eit baben iie in Bet &ibtune
bon Sdoen nab &orbsn srpan,ie 1der
eanbcs suyiidaeleot. Nibts uermae Dies
fe wanoernecn 6ueel oufjubolten uno bic
Giaentbiimer Der Gdnoereien ino eiefen
3eiienosn sismlib abbolo, neil ie ibnen
Die Ieefer peroerben. Iue Seriube. Ge
ouf;ubalten, iino frudtlos abselaufen.
Der @ino 1T Die lriaehe oieier ionSerbas
ren Grlbeiaun9. Die Beneoiftiner in,
eancesoepartement mubten. oeier 6GseI
nesen, ibr Slcfer pertaien. senn Die
Odnen rparen iber Den Sab 8eitritten,
Der Dor ibrem &lofer porbeiFcb, rparen
Damn lber Die Mauern oes &irbbofs GEE
ltieeen, uno bduften fid, nun sesen oIe
Girbe 70 an, oab oieielbe beinabe pereede
paro, unb es iset ,pobl pSlie fein 'plro.
unpeit Der Staet ct. paul Be eesn
i'm Departement Der Roroeuifen, babeH