davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-07
tun9 Sur9 9ubitripticu
fir een
Gibcra fen goo + q dJter.

2tl5 Nnfdngr ron Ger 5,erau5Qabe SieitS
Slattca, bllten mir s6 fir lhiGlilb Die 9lufs
mrrfiamfsrt bs5 9tsbrten 0utlifum5 bermit
auf bic griNcinun9 rciI'tten III lsnfcn.
;l6 NnfinNsr becirffn mir ItCher Der I'm:
tsrifnklln0 ttS 0csbrtsn Turhsun6, nm tA5
10 idmriNe llnstrnebmcn, be 8 srausQ1te ci.
nW SeitunM rurANuitEcn. 2Eir toTrn, of
citit6 &tltt, 81 cS id>rn cni0t 9Gcth,n er1br.
ncll, itcn binlAn9ljCh beflnnt III, urrurd,
lpjr rer 9}rthmGnrl 9feit Nttrbrtsn mcrbtn cte
mas Wbrr re1en Anba!t ~ i191n uno MIR j,berz
laiTtn - rinrn G-sbrten Publfum ll&tr ren
70 rtnutn Nu9,n c2fftrh20 81 .wthtitsn.
u an ai,nn o.t rcEjdbrjNln W5bl.n rrys
dbgr jtnp, IS III rrb Oil Qr0snr6rt0e Set ic
reid iii &rti9nji1tn Die Srtlrmonn nlltlic,
uno n6tba itAp ~ mjfI}n. Ter 9a0 IN melz
tbcn Ib Der @engrek rcriammslt 1T nabe uno
Der Sur &triarnmlung Ger GtoatSse5tfteass
bun0 pirS bole fclNen. Der sinSiae qGcM Der
jcrsm Grir9er offtn i+sht, nm 1ft> NIT zen
NerbartluQen bitftr &Erper bsfonnt III mae
d,em III paS Saltsn ltno qeien elmer auttn Sci
tun0 Na ttr "Qiberale 9Sscbachtsr" nd't
auSitlcblh e ne Nartei mrtbeibiNt, icns
bern neutra imiihsn tcirtn 6lurtzNlr>
teCn ifebt 'r III CT r cut wjt irGcnb irnif es
nj etutihe 3eituna Qsshntt Elm rjtttiasS lGr
tbsjl in pcijtifhen Ti(tsn ~ 0ebsn, unb Dem
@clft Die 2G1brbsjt iu bcridtpn.
NuiTtr allc hiGlGm 1T cine Sttun0 Elm ons
0snebM unt nheIjhG8 llnttrhaltuna5m 6ci
rem lan9en Wintsrabtncsn lnb mir Alauben
iitcr, oas Der . . E a cb ter AUDI Dtr'n
feinsr anrcrn SeitunN nadifebt.
Snbem mir unS nit Der S,offnund fhmti>
btlt Den 9tam'n nlntht6 trarsn Slir9ers "
furNr Ssit dfe SuiaB nuf unisrsr Qiifs ~ ft>
ben, en,rsblen mir infer 0latt nabmalS sSbs
rem 9ltiScn &pbl,peltsn.
Sso inaunaen:
Ger H0iberale 2iectahtsr" erft,snt isten
9isnifa9 ouf snsm 9rriFtn Gupsriol Sc9s NIT
fhonen Qettrn 9ebruft. Ger Su6icrtions
Nrsie III g / II s baler ssS 9abr6, mcldtr
in bllbjdbri9er @rrau6te;Ablun9 erbtten miro.
User i'm QaufC csS 1Shbr6 nidt be;abtt, bem
werssn Gbaltr 90 @ntS fir ea5 Sabr an9cs
rednet.
SIR fhr,srt 3cit ais Wenat niro fsin
knttrftreiber anGenrmmGn, me stmai0e Nuf:
finNi0nn0en perbtn nur tlnn dndcnenner,
ntnn lie ernsn Wlcnat prr Ntlauf bf6 G9ubs
ItriptirnH. GWmin5 Ntihcbcn unb AIeichTit9
uHt Nuu NNllpt NpptNdpIl iptttth
Ssfanntmahunsen merctn banfbar an9es
ntmmsn uno fir psn 9spGbnlithen preIs eins
9rrlidt.
lntsrlttrsibtrn in eiefr Staht miro Die
3sitlmN pcrtsfrti 9ti,bift mtittre Scrltnenns
aen gslbtben ourcl, bic pcif cosr SrdNcr pcn
Qsehrn fir 25 Gent jdbrIidr auf Soften Der
betrsTInpsn llnttrih;eiesr.
Nricfs unb 9NjttbeiIun9sn mIiItn P 0 r o.
frs eln9efanbt msresn.
Neabnd, ben 20, Ottebtr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-07
0erfS Gauntn cSntelliaelS 1tint.

duff srmacnSse grIncben pieltr leiaer
SrsaHeswurfs llntersrihneter h,rrScn, Gin
allssmtinss SateIlisrns.A Amt, i'll Bsrtiuruus
lilt ieinsn anpsrn Geesattsn. ;m ertfncn, mo-
psrlenen fir otfsntllete Sclsbrnna. rscnD
5aufer, fis su VtrIetncn, su eertauftm, caer
3u permcrtsanhen lne, cimtrassn !a,Iem uno
SeIhe, blr 5n renten tanfsn ccsr anf Olprt,
sdtith su lcbncu winIebsn erPnnpisuna Gin.
5rbGa ttuntm. aueb werbeH anc aneera Il,
rIncm SmrcIllaeni lint asboremps GsIhafu
rerrltbtrt auf AufraSe tCi
George QB. Sofelen,
Slcrp Ste GnalIc, araenlltcr Der Gpif.
frpal Sirett, ECaeln9.
Nrremter 9 ..E
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-07
Gr. gc6ter's
Gllll1ell : Yrcferpatip.
Nrtl5 30 0cnt az Glaithe


81 cine ltbr ItbdbEare 3nttrcituna euteef
Hnreb tiatH rCsrImdffacn une tcrnbmtsn
hutlrbn Ny}t, ptr ltt ilttr fhnEia Sabre in
Isiner eiaen,n sDrarls in StutIthlano ae.
trautbt hattc, ia ,prlttm $anse le mdbrrnp
jcntr 3cit iudcrtt ausatrcbut tenutt wuree,
tri 6ufttn, Sufdltnaaer, &atarbfcttr, & Gna.
tguflafcit, &tuckultcn, Geitcn irne Mttfsns
it5mcrsti,, DlntipcIIn icoer Urt Wrufs une
sunAcntci ttincvrtn, ,tne in l5emmuua htr ter.
apnabcnpcn Nue5rEruna Sielcs fam ale tct
rer ofiaru NleelSln oelaat werrfn, ater bic
3ritunaebetanntmathunacn 0nb III fctlpics
Ii9 ra}u; jcetr tcfrirtiaenre Bemee in rtl
fen C3lrfanatn Miro in rlntm Vcriutb fI>
NIT atfnutrn wcrhcn, 60 wie aud 5ablrtilht
GmpfsbunatR bic QnDrliuuae,cttrl tcsld
tsup. llctsr 1000 fSiaithsn Gnr aneiM in
pbiIaerlpbia ipibrenp btm lretfa QBntrr
sntauft wrrsen, Gin ilbcr;euaeuOer Srmtls
ucn rciItn Slusbarfclt, font miirec cine 70
arcHG OuaHtitdt nie errfauft ,pprhrn itiu
60 wrfiAm III eic Dlte,in acnctcu in
Snrtrna pCr pGrith!trcnen &ranfbOtcn fan
ptlcbt itc empfohlrn If, rat Il: alIeu anrcrn
3Htrrsltunaen pcN GariapAr,lfa. Pauaccas,
&C. ithncll pcranacht.
Sicls 3tuanide fne BON 3cit IN 3ct rrbal
ten mo tetaunf asmatet mcrpcn, at,r Der
Kotttnauhpaue rrn 2citlnas
aru pertlttct ee:en OlittbeiIur9 dnbler. 9c
Standardization tenntn letbt iltersrliat wer
Nen pcn Der Sluelittfcit eiclcr O1eriiln penn
(te anruftn an stlep's @dlmrheite gmrrrls
nm, So. J9l Slcrespnunitraiie, untcrbalt
rer Bins Stral1t, gum 81 i!s pes "sc!penca
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-07
05rtrfe uNN NCllnlaClNtfll.

I8crtrn, ne pprhin, IN ceunChcr. frans
sb(ithcr uRp cnalltbCr Srraehe pom TIM
terWitbncten acberl9 A;ichvitten, unp naeb
GGrcpa, Wn OFT Wp StcIlr, loraf0ltis erz
rccirt.
2ub nrn cinheuul(ttrn Der snsliIthcn
&prathe nntunr,acn St1otsuno @anpleus
:.a, bsncH ce b6thf anaelraSn icpn (pllse
ibre iracnanuren 0ve6, ais, &0ufe, SET
nunAcn rrnbe, WeebmnnAtn uuo teions
prrs lbrr StitamcHtc, IN lbrer rcut itbsn
9)lnttcrtprAtbG, acihv.sten Su batsn, cine
Srrthts m!aasrr9rl wcfurch manthcm
mrtIaufarn nno ipcAnn trNipnliacn Sprc:
3rBs ttnHte ppr4ftrn9t prrtCn, tlttrt CT
iclNs 0lrnfs IN, uur, ais acissrtriIanriz
asr ertabrnCr 9lrtW,uG, unt cbtmAlAr
arritbtIlchc Dc ANTE pub CT fcb tEItlAH
iitlGtn cen aGlnd tn tClncr eIfutcn &c
wIHtnAaft }m eutiprectcn Nllan mclhe
Ec pcyibultt pre III porte frsra B:ls:
ifll ar
prcfr, ,S{9 mtQntr,
a Gracma DCnn'a
1u ttr @c1tne BON 9icaena nebncnns
ptrf0urA teilettn am @totr rer 9rui Sfm
nns |tldter mGtb}utraaen.
8sacin9, zen 10, Nrptmber.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-07
GIN 9Snrt Ill G;[terlt.

9blt eft ipirr rir Sulcnn ratn Nctrot6t
no 'S an ptnilItcn rrirartct miro eurth hie
An@iGhruna, nnt Ron hcm GItcru nah ihrtn
Or@bsrn te1leitct, Die NcriiTrr NNaafrn Gle
l'rIAtbe lbrcs rcr3cItiscn Socss ftnp eurcb cie
Scrnathlhiltanua Bcrfiltunacn in ibrcm
gntfcbtn 5u hemmrn, Ite uur ols uatcrcuz
tnbt setecnid,aften tetrarternb, ,ric lbrc duff
mcrttAnieeit Mot an}Icten kls rcr 3rrIttrsr
isin 1Sert tcNcnncn unr ittb Gin Dpfcr ac>
ittbsrt hat. 0lre If Feline einarti!ectt Shilz
bcruna, ttnn iAtlrclde t3alib ((cb err,auen.
o. 8hllc ttwtiien ric 2tanatbe
Stl Grpachicncu trinacn Scrfiltunara
eaticlte 9ltiuItat bcrpcv, otcr ftr matbrn ftis
ne 70 ittnflle Sfrrtihritte Irir III Der Suamr;
ite fciirn inrcNEl, ttiocs al &iuncr une err
mafhtEne, frNb3rlta hcAthtct, uno utht ais
mtfeNutEnrC >ttrcnfthAftrn ouaticbtn ,rc:trn
prnn es 1T finc trhaUiicbr Socr cbnt 3p;is
ftl tat NtGn rrn Sauisncsn Yerturlt bat.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-07
C5(1l-t 9 III { It.

Glctr ais l0,n00f8ercn DrH &tIbp'e 0lut
piN:n mnrrcu III spbllartphld aiteln pet:
tlNft ut D -etneIt sr0lIere Ouantt&t III $an
bt, IN ern pcriiojtucn Sabre lCln lltU u
ret 8Ewe!s lbrCs unlebdetArcn :Ne .n.E
unp itrtr locilFrNft, lcnit wNrpe cine 9 So
ts SuAntltit uie Negfenft melrtn taitnyN.
1.nctiTithIunNeu Upm Tieisu oCr 0Ms1eSelth
nctittn Ucrite, uup Nnperer, NIT bcalcitrn
ren OrCts.ouen nm cinr lGeG 0prc.-Nn;
cmpfsblungen uno ple DWb!l}lruna Ger iaN
rcltltN DtlhcUiJunQtn (ino III tatiirle, q
mn Gs bier anTubrtu III tbnntn
SiGi9 SDlQcW ltHc ein;iG tiN2 Atiil s:tE
Grduttrn ;uiammgnSdtgt moreH SIrfHpH
rllla cin Ntitanpt9tll 1T.
@5c (np frci pon NNtdlitcr cNcr anhcrn
mlntr0liithcn 3Nidstn ais rtlCh'a beinabc
alle atyi3tn plNCn t,it:brnp nno lpornrct
mebr aefGDrlIhe 9ciaEn eutfebcn, ais pcn
cIn'atn anoCrn llriaebcn.
Dlcie gpllcu, iubGm Ile oae Sttiigt reinis
acn, ttirltiaeu bic Wrttbwcnc4t,It 10 oft
9lpcr II latItu ais s6 atipbbnIlth 1titbirht
G3ie ptresn aNc llnreiniafeIt:n Cnftrhsn :;
rup lolltt clc Circulation res Slut5 0uT w
eenb cine lBGiie rcrbineert lrtrpn 10 'pr's
ncs fte oi,itltP miGrcr brritcllen, unn Aeplb
r,nf ,gbr Eesiame lEirfulA madden. 2N
S(atur plro eart6 itvsu Getrauh acitartt
uut ale uNtliltngbmcu GpmTtcms tnVErnf
QDtun Wcrlontu Won elmer lAnaFn unH
trftiotM SrAntbctt An1Ien lmo, 10 Wtrefh lIc
nlfCalttn fchr pehith1u1 fnecu, nm rN
Gi>utktLattttu am &trpfr III cntttrusl, elc
orw6bnftb ucth N rem Grfcm ?arlldtltI
Fen, uup ,,glle aucb tureb Die Strlbeesn
htit uno Olen9r etr W,rrlsinen htrporAts
hra(bt wfrecn, ss mibyenp ttr &yanfbGt
sftnaIimCn wei ctl
G5ie mtrrea jtAr wirfiam acfunrtn ,p:r
bcu ,ur Gntfsrnuus alltr frantlithen Gmr'
fapnnacl, 6tofnnaen nne rtrterttns StueE
eiafe item Nie i'm Getlut cnthal:en tno, unr
curttibre milre Giarnfhaft ais Ntfhbrnn'
Seniittel lperreu ltt tas SrIttm rcr piefeu
aifttafn Gimrirfunren tefrcirn tcnu pcu
Der &rantbelt me 9lut binat rit S'tiunN:
tsit Der WtaItttn at, lpis cs i'll Der .Sictsl
aeishrt wire: "pAG trtsn ecs Sltilcbss I'll
i'm s'ntr,"
e5ie mtrtcu ftbr nhhlitb iriH ,ur 1ernsi:
funa rfr aHaraFntbm'n e5rmptrmt uuo ocl
GMtuB rna Seutlttiafsit, bic ar,p6hnlid
@hracthejt, G5;bnino;l i'm Gcpf, Sepf
,pct ,e btrrcrt,iNAca.
Clc iptrhcn Icfr nirtiIm otfnnNcn merbci
tit nix Gcllchtsflrhs better lu mAt5cn uMh ei
ne juArnpltbr SINtbs tcrbtriutrimatn, eit
Gcnutnfcft trrfenc nnc piNeriac Slie
ebtn i'm Qcll:ft, ain 6als uuo am Gtrpcr ~
rssfrtitfu; t!liTr TArtt, 6ietlattcrn, S,n
sfrn Grmp cer Aaelst!aSs AZ eem &br.
per. 'c.
Sraucniimncr m'rNcn Gt alt riu unithis
FARES Wittcl t'aecn tsi icpsr menatlithsu
sltia'auna pNtr Ncacln, nm bic ptrrtftsu
StuthtNtcirtn nnb bic uuanaene5mt QSir:
fun5 ecr'gIt'n III cltisn perioesn lu psrtrti
Ben.
;yr1u:nIlnncr pcu rierSi1 lis iiuf,a
eyahrcE, n Irsltbrr 3clt itcb tin Dehicl IN
f6rrcrIIhen Grittm cuitt!It werern in rie
Cen Dritn tees <inrtruna iiEscn nno biz nm
fchistarc giSrnihaft esrIcltvu wabrneb.
illfu.
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9 Du1e at J t Ct.
Or. ofepb eapierre'S
Gtu5 Wtineralien unb NNflansen tce
rritetc 9l,tElslcu.


Sur IhntNtry milHtn unr unfsbl6AreN {:sjs
.Iun0 auGr &1autGranfbsjttn, &tr!eeun8en nno
9!p?iblhAln, cit rom 8rtnnen Srllbtn, J:Au>
cm 0mtihem &htbsn, 9fria'n Sbieren ojt<
iyDWurtn,Rrtb6 Wnr unreinem SIuts ertlteNn
9isit Otebj,in bc0t oudp eGen 70 9Sibwno
uub fiber, otls Nrwlts, OtA9ene unD 1tt1|>
it'unrEn, ais &1uitrr, 2(itDnln, Gu9trlllri9fsit
Mog;nvtrccrttnbtf, @UrDlanf Self, Nubr
Msrfrrfl,ns. cjhten, @rtrtttn Gten IN pIr
9IIic, MDiun,atitnb Die Gtr!trl rNb 2&tlrNN
ftr &inter, bic 3abns, ODrens uno GNAens
obm2Wn, ris GeefraufDtjt; III rtni0t ras
Slut itarft zen Ma9cn ane bEfcrrrrt Zen
9irpstjt.
SIR aits etft u!0N III iit erprobt nnr fann
fir ipllp ais pi,ftNrin9tno WrtilrSt ucrten
@jrli SM8njiF ppm 9tugen rericlbtn fGnnttn
poyQelt0t ptrctlr ,ptnn Ser Ndum t;tr erlaubs
ts, rrD III man itGr&u3t pAs Settr bem 0ss
bgaub ptritIbln pGn ibrEm -e|ueN trfrieti0t
ntrNGn miro.
0biae AEaiiin # NIT hes CGFtrrb Namn
I'M @I1it lno tjn!m Drru6ten @'orAujb@Nts
III wrf;bta, in rjtitr 9ruetlrei III blttn, fir
t!n 9crin8In 9'ytiS ppn 50 IL GtatHjs 8I1i,Qt
-Sh. 81.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-07
St,ible Stuble !!

Ser llnterid)rstenc srlaubt iilb bisrmt, iti>
Nr,unpeu une pem mriip. putljfum slbsrbaupt
aniu,siStn, ra6 or cine 9rriis 2lHS,pabl rrn ais
len Sprtsn SthbIen, an ieintr sSebnun9 auf
5oano bat ais:
9(rnle uno SNauSel GtiIlle, Setties,
S{illoer< nno 9e,rphulttbe Stllble,
re aus aus ptill btiftn MnttrjaL ihGn unb
tausrbaft,nath rtr ntueifsn Msre 9entatt iiae
unp bitrtnjt gum @s,fauf oa9sbettn meresn.
.S,eerm1nn III tjn0ttaren bsi inn anjarafsn
uno fir it,b idtjr 81 Hrtbilsn.
Gtine 2GrbNm9 III bsi S:rh Ssbn NlStrs
ftr IN SCR SudiT bic ppn epanabur1 nntb psn
GfippNftr Ntrlannliltn96bauis fllbrt,ln Sfip
pat Saunil1ir, MentAemtrD Sauntp.
SrIts jtnllnt ftjn rsr Sttbls iu fanfn
,rnnibt uno iAtf fsin Tubr,perf Bat, um lis
atubrtn,ic mjrN tr ji@b tcmiben etislbsn an
rsiItn 2Erbnun9 III ttier9cn.
SScuas 0tenG.
ohI,u'T T. 1870 ll-i5.
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Aelsrs unb z thiaEssn" allwc 3ensnille nno
Odehpeluuarn III bunrcrtCu bon Sauen Der
mertip6r>iallcm &ilrcn carcb bic{e WlsrGin
Ycraf;claf iptrocu fohueu.
Dtfts Wl,el,in 1T I'm eria9tsn .spreie in
eisitr s>rE6erci al baten.
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q II S3e + t II II q.

sef fer ipcEm bu einen 6utcn rter cine
Nrrfaltnna holF fc bite MD prr reTsn Sell
Nra. StrFd!tunarn maebcn ac,rtbulltb I'M.
trmrrttare 0ortidrtts uno fthtritbeu (ltb in
bae mrnidihr Spitcm ci!t, nr 1te lld enr.
lib aui e'r s1Ase aufIcgeU nAs nit 2(ue,rr.
rang cn> i3Su.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-07
Q5wtD pctss8anfnotut
III YenHiplponieu.

Sanf ron 2lasStanp, ;u SsefOrr, llnSan9ar.
S5sarsr, III Saspcr, 20.
Gnatara, ~ 5?arri5bur9, aeiNlr(ln.
2SaibIn9tNn, Su 2Sai9in9cn, un9an&.
-SDamblrtbur9 81 egamber1bur9, i
eDellsr @AunN ju 2Esirdeirr, par
9slamas Gauntr* 81 Gbeiier,. par
Germantluu ;u Uermantaun, par
e'Fttl5burS" ju 0stti5bHr9, II
SsW'5t1ltn III 2epi5tauu, par
YHrrletaun iu Mireletam, PAR
Wrnt3rnNrp 9r,* ~ Ncrriatun, rar
strrtbambsrlluO Su Nrrtbumbsrl. par
stHrtb anNrfA*j 81 pbl'h par
9trrlbern gbcrtisa" su Nbi'M pay
HenniD!plnid* III Ybra, Setr.
Evnn Sannitbip* ;u pbi('n par
Fitt@br9, Su Pittbur9, L..
Sanf osr Scr. Sts III NDilaptrDja, pn1
60. %. 3msi9* 81 ptt@talrs, par
d. Do. D.. ;u erie, par
%. be. 10. su Seapsr, par
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Sub rs2,nSeiae.
s. 6, y afe 10 G Il.

0tfiee m'tbtise Dcre critbien anfdns!it6
III enSi1n0 unb bar rrH ousae,citbnrtcu eis.
ltbrten Sa te II ;um 8ufajtr. Gs
1T III mebrere Gprattsu ubcr,sst nup saus
'tnpe pen erempIarrn inO bacon abaoItRt
merpFn-blcIcs ltbcint ~ btwcllcn, paB ei,s
fer fur einen Seoen interchante @tacnItaup
prn ttm trrhbmten 8erfaf1rr oes Bucbes anf
cine Nfeillerbafte unb srineliebe art bebans
sflt wcrreu 1T; rirfcr O1cinuua tfimmen
ailr ecl esncn pr eas 98crt CUR Gin flebt aes
AEtrn baeen lno pcn 0elrn anfasfcrpcrt, ,bas
rem lHlr uns bcupasu Qefu b II, zen 3eriebloo
gum Ateruf rl1fcs Sutb 9 III maehenS
m'hl lltb cine bnIinNllehe 3abl lintertinser
fHoen irllte, 10 miro es III &nrssm in 9ru9
9cncmmfn ,ptvren.
GAS er'mpIIr fritct in Sa(ttano 81 une
rl"'n paltcn Gent Dtr mrbrerc grempIa.
re n'Mmt tefrmmt smsn anjebnlieteu Nts
5u3.
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For the Columbia Democrat.
TIE REPRESENTATION, THE WIS.,
IT, ANDlTS OBJECT.

IT, AND IT'S OBJECT.
Mr.. WEDB-Unpleasan associations of
thought are sometimes forced upon the mind
Of man by circumstances over which he
has no control. Such must have been the
situation of mind, of the Representative Of
the 10Th Congressional district Of Pennsyl-
vania; when he recently &" ordered horse"
and set off, to consult his predecessor in Of
fee, and Oracle in consistency, in the Val
ley of Wyoming. His unbending patriot
ism" (alias ndomitable obstinacy) his 'stern
adherence TO democratic principles as wit
messed in his procuring the dis placement Of
Democratic, TO make room for a score of
Federal Post Masters, and his &" great public
services" for the benefit of himself, and his
fe1C personal friends, had held his " COM
mandng talents" in constant irritation ill
nearly the close of two terms, and till the
very moment when public opinion, accord
ing to the usages of the party, was busily
engaged in designating his successor. At
that moment he seems 10 have lancied ray
of the purest light darling through his mini,
and pointing him TO his Oracle, the preten-
ded Almoner Of Democratic lavors in Lu-
\ zerne county, as once, abundanty able TO
force him upon the people Of the District
for third term. How we'll he succeeded,
the people were soon enabled to judge, by
his bilious e1liusion," soon after his re-
turn TO Danvile, in which several of the
most worthy citizens of the State, were vio-
lenty traduced, and still other vias of his
wrath were threatened to be poured out up
on the real Democracy of the country
His supposed rag Of light proved howev-
er, to be dark cloud of political dementa-
ton, verifying an old saying of somebody,
which, as he pretends TO be a classic scol-
lar, we will quote for his benefit, viz (:
"Quem prinaus perdere TME, Deus de-
mental" The augury proved unlayorable
to his wishes, and plainly indicate that the
fates had doomed him to the dull mono
'ohy oi private me-
1t is not indeed surprising, that aflcr hav-
ing wrought himself up to the most enthu-
siasic belief that Democracy was bound
TO, and would willingly yield every thing
to the qualification OF his AMBITION such
untoward fortune, should have produc-
. ed uncommon mental and bodily nisgignrs
His mind is said, ON bts yav home. to have
MS Dn'"u % s''u, o' MS way No''''' ~ "|'0
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From the Mount Holly Herald, N. J.
THE DEED-THE DEED.

On the l7th Of July last, the federalss
in the United States Senate, evinced their
hatred for poor men by actions-which we
all know speak louder than words. On that
day the petition Of the mechanics aud labo-
rers OF Washington City. asking that they
might be permitted 10 vote as well as the
rich Freeholders, was acted upon,and every
Federalists, except Mr.. Smith Of Indiana vo.
ted against them. -7@Every democrat vo-
ted in favor Of extending the right Of suA-
roge.
"YEAs. Messrs. Allen, Brown, Benton,
Buchanan, Clay of Alabama, Fulton, Hub
bard, King, Linn, Lumpkin, Mouton, Nj.
chols, Norvell, Pierce, Robson, Smith,
of Connecticut, Smith of Indana, Strange,
Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Wall, and
Wright-24,--all democrats except Mr..
Smith Of Indiana.
NAYS Messrs. Davids, Dixon, Knight,
Merrick, Prenliss, Phelps, Porter, ,Ruggles,
Southard, and Tallmadge-l0,-al Harri-
son men.
After some debate in which the Wing
members denounced the bill in strong terms
a motion was made by its opponents to lay
the bill upon the table,or defeat is Indirect
ly. The yeas and nays for its defeat were
as follows
YEAS. Messrs. CIGyton, Davis, Dixon,
Huntingdon, knight, Merrick, Phelps, Rug
giles, Smith Of Indiana, Southard, Talmadge,
and White-l2.
NAYS. Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Ben
ton, Brown, Buchanan, Clay, of Alabama,
Fulton, Grundy, Hubbard, King, Linn,
Lumpkin, Mouton, Nichols, Norvel, Pierce,
Roano, Robson, Smith Of Connecticut,
Slrarge, Sturgeon, ,Tappan, Wall, Williams,
and Wright-25.
Another attempt was made, at this stage,
10 stop the blI,by Senator Knight. But he
was triumphantly replied TO by Mr.. Nor
veil, when the bill was ordered to be engros-
sed, and passed by the following vote.
YEAS. Messrs. Allen, Brown, Benton,
Buchanan, Clay, Of Alabama, Fulton, Grun-
dy, Hubbard, King, Linn, Lumpkin, Mou-
ton, Nichols, Norvell, Pierce, Roane, Rob
inson, Smith, Of Connecticut, Strange,
Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Wall, Williams,
qnd Wright--25.
NAYS. Messrs. Clayton, Dixon, Davis,
DiXson, Knight, Merrick, Phelps, Ruggles,
Smith Of Indiana, Southard, and While
10.
Thus three several times did the Harri-
son Senators vote against the right Of suf-
rage, except for Frsehoders. Frecmen,
which do YOU preler--the Van Buren doc
uine of giving to the poor as well as the
rich Voice in the affairs of the government
and as voted for by Gen. Wall; or the Har-
rison doctrine, of giving to the rich all pow
er and authority, as voted for by Mr,South-
ard and his parlizans
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AND
ELQUOEsS S,

Sngar, Coffee. Teas, Spices, Molasses,
Brandp. Gin, Rum, Wine, &c. &c. assorted
IN price and quality. Hardware, Saddlery,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Stoves, Stove pipe, Tin
Ware, Cedar Ware;
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AN OVERSIGHT.

" BRoADsEAL" Pennington OF New Jer-
sey, attended the federal hard cider carousal
at Bunker Hill, and is announced in their
newspapers as one Of The adiaiagUished
gUegls ! =" Why not send for Joseph Rit-
ner, the father of the " BUcEsHor WAR"
and place him among the " distiaguished
guests also! That wasn't impartial JUS
lice, Josey--was it t?-KeyStone.
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JOSEPH BROBST,
JOHN McHENRY,
JOHN DIETERICH.
Commissioners.

Feil0O Cit2enS AT the solicitation Of
many friends in various parts of the county.
l hereby offer myself as a candidate for the
office of
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SHERIFF.

at the ensuing General Election, and re-
sPectfully solicit your votes and interest for
the office. If elected, pledge myself to
perform the duties of the office with fidelity
and humanity.
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E'dDao SeggGs
TO CLOSE "A CONCERN.

- CLOoLI II COAF Z LHNs
WETILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION on
wv the 18th OF October next, at II o'clock M,
if not previously disposed,
Y'he Cole Esro0k NaiH Works,
Situated at FARANDsyILLE, CLINTON
COUNTY Pa.
Together with the Land, Water-Phyilegc, Store
and dwelling Houses thereunto belonging.
The works comprise
E0JsF PuddIimg Furnaces,
TWO HEATING FURNACES,
n ROLLING e. SHIFTING MIL,
For The rolling and Sitting Of Nail
Piate in the most approyed manner.
A NAEL EgTTlHIo containing
Twenty Nail Machines Glow post,) ready for use;
which were planned and put up by one Of the most
experienced MachiHists in this section Of the coun-
try, and which will cut from 3 to 24d nails
One Spike Machine, which will cut from q in. to
g In. Spikes Also, Two Nail Machines not yet
put up;
A Nealing Furnace and Bluer.
Two Forges
A Machine Shop, with Lathes for turning Rolls
&c.
A Coopers Shop, with tools for making Nail
Kegs.
Al extra set of finishing Plate Tolls.
a set of Bar Iron Rolls; at trihing expense, the
Rolling Mill can be arranged to turn out eth
Bar Iron Nail Plate at Pleasure.
2 Water Wheels, viz: IS feet long by 16 diam.
16 IL
quantity of extra Machinery and Geering, and
full sets of Patterns for all the Machinery belong
ing % the works.
Convenient to the works are two large Store
houses, Store and Office, and also ten Dwelling
houses suitable for Worllmen.
The above Works are situated near the bank Of
the Susquehauna river the river at this point being
part of the Slack Water Navigation of the Penn
! sylvauia Canal.
The property may be seen, and further particua
lars had, by application TO
LUCIUS TUCKERMAN, Agent,
at Farrandsville.
September 22 1910. %.