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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
senator Ruggles.

The following letter from the Hon Jno.
Ruggles U. s. Senator from Maine, is q
reply to the committee of invitation OF
the Baltimore Convention. Mr.. h. has
heretofore been supporter of the admin.
istra,ion, but like many others, has be.
come thoroughly disguised with Van Bu'
rensm, Such signs as these are omlnou,
of tile fate Of Van Buren,:
WASHINGTON CRY, Cd May, 1910.
GeNrLEMEN:-l have received the in
vitation to "attend the settings of the Ma
tional Convention of the Wing Young
Men, as one Of its guests" with which
you have honored me, sin behalf Of the
Delegates from the City of Baltimore.
II would afford me great satisfaction tC
be present on that interesting occasion
would my public duties permit.
The necessity Of a change Of measure,
with view 10 the relief Of people suf
fering beyond any former example, il
now manifestto all, if not acknowledged
by all. No small portion of those wh'
aided 10 bringing into power the presen
incumbent Of the Executive chair, have
witnessed with painful disappointment
The pertlnacity with which he has pre-
served IN forcing upon the country sys
tenn OF measures destructive 10 its hes
interests and ruinous 10 the enterpriz,
and business Of the people Aud the,
have resolved, as the only means left 0
staying the progress Of those measures
to aid in calling from retirement dis,in
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30

or There will be meeting Of the
-cAsToN TlrrEcAvor ClrB, on Monday
nefi, at ? o'clock, IN the Court House.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16
WORM LOZENGES.

SHFRMAN's WORM LOZENGEs are the greatest
DR. CHURCHILL has ssed them in 6y cases, cured
ten Of s2asms and three Of hts lie considers them safe and
Mr. j. B. MONIES mas used them in his family with entire
aud several Of hs friends have great confidence
Col CLARK cured one ofhis children ofspasBs and
Of fits, cccasousd ty worms;
life of ofhis children II had beea long time in decline
nd vas attended by The best physe,ans 9Oa, any relief
the only hope he did and throsEh the blessing Of God
S Sd nGT ,avs n" family so%d Be %bcu be%
More than 1900 certificates might be aided Of their truly
sold al he warehouse Os Nassau street door sbov.
Ann Chatham 800 Bosery 92 Bleecker; Dodds, corner
Where aso can be had shsrmans Lorenges for nervous
heada che heartburn. cough, colds, &c ies
rTO THE BALD HEADED AND OrHEKs.-Does any
head with fine hrl One whose coat collar
with dandruf though brushed every hourwhch has
turning who sow has not grey hai Ch,ldren whose
heads were covered WIN 'snG"hose nsE would no. grow
must be known 70 most persons Ask them The cause end
BALM or COLUMBIA OF 20 years growth !. DIS article
its demand annually some hundred cent-hough
S wssn Sow sied BY AIN st naSeess asSo ir.6 e
peraons that will ruin the ha used TO any extent Gan
by list OF names OF respecsby, unequled by any other
article Look these hing-bu{ this article sta and
10 tbsSHnndei in fashionable life are ssinr the only
,icle really Gtf he toilet Long hr ,s very st t. m out
the disgrace Of b,ldnsss BY neglect OF your persons
TUE with which bsunu Creator has endowed youuse the
Balm Tor ccxAIUtTfRojEN TO BE REMEMBERED.
Several hagan attempts have been made to counter
felt the Balm of Columbia some OF the impostus have
OF Niagara and every eternal mark except the name Of Com
| stock, which they dare not forge. ,,e,- .
Comsc % L. s. Coastoch and never buy the article
Sold wholesale and retail ony:st No Fletcher s N.
jyl 2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

lady gave the following Lexington, the CO.
LIBERATION of the 18th of July by the friends of Mr. Van
Buren,:
"The American Eaglc-May il stoop so low as to
build its nest in Wing Log Cabin.
lady of Boston, true daughter of the Cradle of Lii
berry, enclosed the above toast the Editor of the Mer-
camille Journal requesting permission to offer the follow
ing -
" The American Eagle-When hunted and harrassed by
its enemies, it seeks refuge in the humble Log Cabin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16
FRENCH SPECIFIC.

xSOO If 1T FAILS to effect rapid and perfect cure
COO without the least regard to Diet drink hndrance
from business.
All who have conraeeda certain disease and wish TO get
rid little trouble and without the liability
sheud use LEROY'S FRENCH SPECIFIC, the only medi.
cine ever discovered that will this complaint without
change of DIET, ami as does affect the BREA1 it
prevents discovery while using IL.
In long Chrome OF the disease obsnas
elects, Fuor Abus Gravel Female Complaints weakness
sfkese beyond doubt the eHectua remedy
having cured many obstinate after
''UBSERVE@Ask for LEROY,s FRENCH sPECIFIc
which put bottles with full directions in the English ard
French languages. Price 81 bottle.
NOTICE.-The genuine Specific formerly sold at No. r
Nassau street. will IN future be sold only al Dr. HAkT's
Drug Store of Broadway and Chambers street. New
York; the OF Sixth and Market streets Phad
the of Charles aud Pratt streets Baltimore
ams
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

THE Book JAsHER.-We considered the book an i'm
ious and ridiculous imposture bearing upon the face
every the evidence that it belonged not the
age of the sacred writer's much less the produc
divine inspiration The sincerity of the American editor
do not question. No matter is plain that there may
not be honest difference of opinion concerning -Ph
Mt. Gae
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

0ry- individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning, be supplied by leaving
their names and numbers at the heraIo once, =,
Ann street We have one of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
attentivemen This will be better arrangement
than depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets OF late great numbers of citizens have
ordered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

<~H a. EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
SxrzMne3SE2s BANKS.-The steamboat SAMSON Capt.
@- Joseph Duvall, will leave on Tuesday morn
lag July asst from the foot of Market street T. r. at before
at Spring st. wharf and foot of Chambers st Ne
r. alta before O'Clock, precisely for the shng Banks
off Sandy Hook Returning the city reasonable hour
The afternoon Fare for the excursion, 50 cents Bait will be
fur Aished board. iva NV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16
ECONOMY is WEALTH

BRIGHTON HOUsE-NEw BRIGHTON.
BOARD RgDUCED-Fine larre and airy rooms to be had
ID IS and ~ week. With first rate lot OF two
Of ground attached 10 the house for the children To- play
H. Dinner on Sunday half tat o'clock Private par
ties regiments aud companies be accommodated With dim
nor al any time grounds for target hring short dis
lance % house. The steamboats, ndt rtlia and Water
itch, too and from New ORR twelve tunes day.
New Brighton July 10 it9 stfMWSF
CNOLT's REPEATING FIRE ARMs.-Thc Patent Arms
y MaEuac tuBs Company inform the public Uat they have
ust csived from their mauusctory number Of Repeating
SHOT Guns, Of SIN charges EACH Which they confidently
commend 90 the notice OF Sportsmen equal manshp
AID finish 10 any thing imported, and from repeated
they satisfied they will throw shot superior 10 any
gun manufactured
AsoC srbnes Tor balls she, Rifles e different sres
iud Fsols, from pocket TO holster Fercussios ta
II very superior quality Powder aud shot All Of whio
offered AT greatly reduced prices ~ their store e bross
mn sn'
A ME- rEURs sERk NADlNG Assoc IATlON, or Mu-
~ steal Society about being formed Aneteufsi IN music
destsus Of attaching hemsev,sto Tbs are request
81 10 eve and denoe directed To- ~ g at this Of
dec duiste 20 be good peromer some
pottabIe nsirumert or have ace knowledge Of vocal
nusic ia su lent number Of Applications made, meet
ing will he called Advertisement ~ this paper 2st inst
NHN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16
DIR. FERGUSON'S


CELEBRATED GOLDEN VEGETABLE FILLS for
attached these pills from the fact that they entirely
vegetable containing particle Of any other
ingredients they smell to the BREATH and
be taken without exciting the least suspicion These
pills have long time been avorsbly known Europe
where thousands Of boxes annually sod They usually
perfect three fo.r days One box will be
sufficient IN Price ~.
Agents "a. COLBY ISL Pearl street Of Frsnkfor
w WATSON, Apothecaries Hall, 80 CstharIne street.
js12 I'm"
A CARDThe subscriber informs his friends and the ubc
n IN general that by the last arrivals from France he
ceived tment Of Pistols made by the
Paris, which imported the sole
his improved Shooting Gallery adj Burn
'''" r. MoURGUlN
Bloomngdale, June 40, isiO. j,2s I'm
T,IC DOLOREUx-Positively cured without the
lancet however long standing, by Mrs. MOTT the cee-
brstsd Female Physiciau See advertisement api7sn-
IMPORrANT TO MARKED FEMALEs-MADAME
L RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.-rhese n-
valuable Powders have been universally adopted In Europe,
bat France icuar, for upwards Of thirty well
hunde, this country beng the only mild safe, and
% cious remedy for married ladies whose health orhds too
rapid increase Of family Price s. package, with full dcc-
tons For sale al M,dRess Principal Office No les Green.
wich street Circulars (more fully exrla aory) be OBJ
tanned the office, and which will be sent free Of
postage oxcrpted to art ~ the city United states
All ations be postpaid. Ohcc hours IRON
A. To p NJ; Philadelphia Once, ssl South Eighthst
jys I'm dSw'
NOCkING BIRUs FOR sALE-A splendid lot Of Neck
wi Birds, arrived from t4e SOUTH all hne healthy
condition which will be sold low applied for soon at the bar
OF the Northern Hotel foot Of Courtlands 81. yl9 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK REGULAR COM
MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
- NJ &

III AMI FhOM AbOVE fORIo w
Persons sending for their friends residing Great Britain
above line very moderate Agents Of the last
liability have lately been engaged the emigrant
promptly paid Orders from all parts of The country will be
branches Of the the further patronage
Of those who will favor the with their orders and
all where the passengers embark the
money will be refunded to the person from whom was
ceived.
In addition drafts given agents throughout
the different parts of England Ireland and Scotland who give
facility emgrant whose be engaged by
here they furnished with small amounts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

The Petersburg InteIligencer states that John b.
Slaughter murdered Joseph w. Pledge, in Bland
ford on Thursday last, under the following circum-
stances 1T appears that few days ago, Saugh
who has been troublesome character in our town
for many years, received an anonymous letter.
of being lynched Pledge, understanding that he
was accused by Slaughter of having written this
letter. called Thursday, at his door in Blandford
and demanded of Slaughter his reasons for charging
him with the authorship of the letter. Slaughter
repeated the charge, and added words Of abuse
Pledge started TO ride off, but was stopped by the
continued abuse of Slaughter, and alighting from
his horse, threw brick at Slaughter, which did not
strike him; whereupon Slaught advanced on
Pledge, with pistol in each hand, pledge at the
same time retreating,) and when in a few PAGES of
him, fired, and gave Pledge a wound of which he
died in the course of an hour Slaughter was ar
rested in few minutes after he had committed the
dreadful deed, and is now in Jail. Pledge was an
industrious, respectable man, and has left wife and
FIVE children who were dependant on his exertions
for their support
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

POPULATION or UricA-The census OF the city
Of Utica has just been completed. Number OF in
habitants, T2674 In 1885, the population was
lo,9l9-inorcase in five years, 1900.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

ExEcUrIoN-Five negroes, concerned in the murder of
Mr.. Alexander Atkinson, executed the 9th Of
July, the plantation of the deceased Brunswick
Georgia, where the murder committed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16
M ADAMS, TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANU-.

M ADAMS. IOStAN AND STRAW HAT MANU-
w FACTURER, New York Bonnet store. i2ii Chatham
street. three doors Pearl respectfully begs
form the ladies that he has just completed another elegant
of Tusc Hats OF the latest straight cottage shape
which richness Of color and sewing w A.
himself cannot be surpassed also does he confidently
that this possibly be satisfied
with less profit than himself
Mrs w Adams the American Mner, begs also to remind
the ladies that she constantly hand elegant
Of silk plain AID hrred hats Of the Latest shapes and de-
ICES all the Madames New York TO make
sell cheaper Those ladies that have purchased Of Mrs
A. this puff those that have not respect
fully solicited to make trial.
Also md agpd assortment OF fine split Straw Bonnets
Ia cool comfortable bonnet for Also, Enc
gsh Duntabe American sraws Leghorn Flats Tuscan and
Split children; Ribbons Artificial Flowers,
Wells Straw Cord and Tasscs Eau de Cologne &c. all OF
which will be sold per under all the foreign Madamcs IN
New York city
W ADAMs,i2 Chatham street, Q doors above Pearl
t..s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

The FLORIDA Waffle following letter, dated
Fort King, June 3Sth is the latest from this scene
of singular action -
Col. Harvey has just arrived from an extensive
scout, having destroyed large quantity of corn,
melons, &c. and captured Wildcats mother and
daughter. The most important circumstance, how
was that in this surprise and capture he ena-
pred a negro to make his escape, who was captured
nearly two years since, when the crew of a vessel
wrecked near New Smyrna were murdered. IL will
be remembered that their bones was found bleach
ing on the shore The negro says he is from Con-
necticut. He is very intelligent fellow and tells
,ne taie OF his adventure in capital style He
says "Coacoochee" and party came to them with
them over the river in his boats but, at certain
signal, with clubs which they prepared before their
eyes ,hey attacked and beat out the brains of every
white beng OF the party. He ran, but was soon
captured They took him by the hand, and said.
good, very good J! Since which time they have
watched him so closely that he could not escape
He knows their hiding places, and will be of great
value guide.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16
ANTHONY PRONTAUT,
cleaned aud adluste,

n WIN. BROWNIE Chatham street, opposite Roosevelt
street, the largest Of Summer Hats Of
in this city, which will be sold wholesale and
retail the lowest prices Also general assortment of Cloth
Velvet Caps patterns, much admired. new
style of boys Hats just received from Paris, full trimmed
very beautiful article GenemeAs Hats of two qualities only
SO and 81 inferior sold for those prices Economy
durability and fashion combined is contamination truly to
he wished for in times like these. apps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16
G. O w A r DIS
BUSINESS WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING


No $50 Broadway, between Broome and Spring SITS
n OWARD' : inmila able and much admire La ID rs HAN
VI and universally approved COUNTING-HOUSE PEN.
MANSlP is postirey guarsnteedto all IN only ONE Les
son ifs hours to SO lessoas fer only ONE DOLLAR
to $50. After this let person TO premium quack
who selling clpsks! Your remiums all shum.
bug! have exhibited writing for competition the last
three years Therefore, II any shroom has had
premium! twas doubese done out Of spite TO me- lie
took mel could ell anewspaper with the highest
but as universally known to be hequkea
public with and write this g. Jog their
OF COWARD, TIE GREAT TEACHER" idnelbly
painted in stained glass the door of $50 dvay bv the
ARTIST Gibson OF Pearl street Speaking Of Gibson
reminds Of the injustice of the American Institute To him
As opposed to all other teachers they
hence could get justice done, they the In
tues jsdges But nimPorte, the whole world has seen
writing for ten ears IN the public streets Of New York
and every candid knowing person writing and scho
lars genuine improvements asufaby ahead of
ng of the kind they before. This being the real
n D. The unbought OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
that my business wrng altogether the beSt-merchani
generally think oy, have the last cha
euge the uhOls world TO fetch beat in fhano
business ng and then, but not till then, will be SILENT
Put IN dawn fairly. not by slsnderi!
no Teachers wishing TO learn mr. and very popular
system Penmanshp be qualified for $50 three or Tour
weeks, end have the right to particular state There are
dozen celebrated writing masters teaching my sys
wear the father of business writing aud aud schoid
teachers to revouonZe the United states aud the
world,n T. II. COWARD. A NJ,
OF Amherst College % years Practical Teacher, 10 IN New
York for the ministry, u OF To sell cloaks Com
m.rcisl Rosms. $40 Broadway, \. Y; icis imSiawis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

a.ns7 - FOR THE FISHING BANKS.-Thurs.
- day, July ie-The steamboat CITIZEN,
street, y r., Thursday, July 18TH at so'elock Full
ton Market ats Old Prison wharf 81 foot of Cham
beers street is minutes before aud pier ~ H. ocock
returning easonabe hour in the afternoon to the city,
ar, C,r the excursion dollar Dinner will be provided
on board each Bait VIII be furnished gratis and
person smpany the boat asd furnish the best Of fish
ing tackles to those who may be provided herewith
ixia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16
Is WELL WORTH THE ATTENTION OF
NEGMNxZ THE PUBLIC.-Messrs. WALKER co. have

2THWE En- fHpI1CHMassr sI WALKER& 20 have ave-
opened another splendid Boot aud Shoe store at
street of Hudson and Canal sts where
thew have an entire fashionable Boots and
Shoes their manufacturing which they will sell at
consists of French calf and goat skin dress boots also boots
scption ade misses chdrens boots aud shoes OF
ry KIND which will be sold extraordinarily low at 2o6 Canal st.
each article would be impossible therefore those who want
and do better than call at and
Canal street where they find cheap fashionable,
and good article. e23 lmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

<&MGs3 BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN
sE=S=SSS EVER.-H. NEWELL takes this method TO in.
form the pabc that he has made extensive
the of the above articlestat he
pared sell better article for the money than be
chased this city elsewhere The materials Of his
the labor under his supervision and every
pair warranted he will guarantee to sell fifteen per less
than articles of the quality be purchased
The large stores Nos. les, les, and l Chatham street
nv ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

c,ye<oa "a NOTICE.-For East Chester II Jrseneck,
g. Haven anu -''"
The steamers FAIRFIELD or NIMROD will leave east
side Catharine Market every morning at O'Clock for the
above Returning leave Bridgeportat 81 Norwak o
Horseneck, II; and Sawpitts, ny.
On Saturdays the above boats will for the above
places NJ, and at r. M, making two boats each
way every Saturday.
The cars leave boat the arrival Bridgeport
yey passengers New Milford Litchfeld Woodbury. South
bury and Danbsry and usual to all other
places heretofore. my2ams
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

Circulation Of the Herald.
MS>.,.a HERALp daiiv gamer ........,,. 1900
W ~ HrRAID - - '........ $4,000
E,rRA HrkALp on the arrival ofa steamer.,...
Aggregate circulation o the Herald. .. 81 600
OF this immense issue we circulate IN
PHu.prLr.1. Daily and Weekly. about ..... 1000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

.1x1nD1 ~ FOX SHIIEW SBUHY .LUNJ BKANLII
R---R- ING.
ri ale m5o4 ssIaIs apt Aaire, will leave New York
from foot of Market street every Monday mernng at five
otl ck On Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thursday, Friday
Sunday, at o'clock, Saturday at o'clock p. m -
lie ave Red Bank every Monday morning. at ecock. On
Tuesday "wednesday Thursday and Friday O'Clock, pm
On sat1rda, at half past O'clock and Sundays o'clock
The will until further notice. fdeemed
prudent.
of the country on arrival OF the boat al Red Bank mis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

NEW ARRANGEMENT. -
ssHY al NEWARK AND MY YoRkk.-FA l9!5
R--sts-X-new steamer PAssAlC, ?; W. Martin, mas
ter having been handsomely hed ap i2r @ season. VIII on
-EyTpE wHARF, NEwARH Fsor o BsRCLAysr., MY.
III o'clock A N. 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
2oclock, P. NJ 6oclock,f. NJ
On SUNDAYS the Passaic willeave -
Centre Wharf Newark. Foot of Bare sy street ". Y.
N O'Clock, A NJ 81 o'clock,A N.
p. p NJ.
Bv this merchants aud others will have ample
time to ship goods and have the delivered.
The steamer PASsAC s remark able for speed pero ming
the hosr and half TO honr and three
each trip.
Ladies will find this route pleasant and particularly
the OF changing from 10
with baggage avoided The Pssc has hne cabins
their attended by chambermaid aud
FURNISHED with ber,hs and every convenience.
ny Go ds and freight taken reasonable terms but only
al the risk ofthe owner. my2O SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-16

<-I> FOR SALE, property al DQbbs Ferry, consisting
t1 Of good public house barn. and other ouihouses to-
Mgether with dwelling house aud storeheuse. A,so,a
do w. which good interest eight siesmp
s.dine and receiving passengers daily The whole wi be
sold Oagain TO wanting business place
fu her particulars enqaire the premises TO O. o. KIN
NEY, Mechanies' Exchange Broad street. iy2 Ina.
OHIO, Illinois, indiana and Capads Money Cor ssle.
" jyl 81 J. THOMPSON, SO Wall 81
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-08
Ser ndhfe OnpernDr.

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rsr 9s9snrdrti9en ObsrsMa9iifratspcricn an
bic Spiss lbrtr @clunmn asitst, uno aetsn
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in sin rertbeilbaftss eisbt ju itellsn. Nus ons
bern SneicIeuen pon mslbsn ncd) por pfnis
gen Nlcnatsn ais fdDiflitbsn Vsrionsn fir has
9urrnorss9tmt, 9eiprebsn purbs, itbsnsn
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faum rRbr in Ncbs. e Scpisl pr psriisben, III
man nlsns, 4crter turbau6 pcr,uftbetsn,
ale Spaltunsen in Den 0lsibsn Der Ban 8us
rem Ufdnnsr 100 mt9D 81 psrmsioen, unt allc
ields S?srren BON gctorialeGurps, weld,e (tb
btrslt6 itbon fribsr ssasn porttr ausasiprcs
bsn babFnt Wit unier Habtar bon Alt Serts.
unp anSers, frllsn wispsr in lDre S.branfeu
9enlppt resrbtn uno alle raSifalsn 2lnti Qanf
eofrfcfrs msroen bic barts Nus brilTsn miI
len, ob lle weilsn?-,pirb Die Submit lsbrn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-08

General jearrifen tsfinta iib seasnwdrtis
auf elmer &eifs in Gsntudp. gr ,par am 81.
@opsm. 3u 8ranffrrt, NO sr bic gum "a. bIieb
uns bann fsnsn 1Dss nab esrinstcn fcrtfsss
ts. @dbrsnb ieinem IufsntbaIt ;u 8ranfforb
bate Der Sensral baufise Bslubs ron Birs
germ aIer pattien, unc alls rpabrsn bsblf sus
frisSsn dber ibrs llntsrbaItun9 NIT esm GcIfss
prefesntcn. Wsbrsrs saiflits einlasunasn
Isbnts sr bafb ab. er srirsut ftp gutter &c
funebsit.