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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
M CHATHAM THEATREMr Kirby a taiente

90. CHATHAM THEATRE.--Mr. Kirby, a talented
and deserving young actor. announces his name for
benont this evening" and his many claims should
disregarded. He presents attractive entertainment
consisting OF the moral drama othe Six Degrees of Crime
and the popular drama of the Carpenter of Rouen
The cast Of both pieces unusually strong Kirby
ing Julio Dormilly and Marteau part he has made
ciusveiy hisown Thorne, Antoine e. Mestayer, Ny.
resumed
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Passengers Arrived.

steerage.
GALyEsToS-Brg Cuba-Mrs Hitchcock, Mrs DILLINGHAM;
Mrs Wade two children and Mrs Osrmann Mrs Day
Mrs. AAms Mrs. Nordmap Mrs see6eld Mrs Allen and chili
F. Kelly, Dave, John Ruthvcn, John Brown, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
N7- THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF PERSONS IN

W- THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF PERSONS IN
our business community who, with laudble ambition.
aspire TO be good writers TO such would refer to
MR. BRTsTOW's Advertisement announcing a great re.
ducton in his terms for this only dol
lars This arrangement of his will be satisfactory least
to all bad writers which class is quite too Let
no one therefore, postpone to apply for admission his
classes they may perhaps regret the omission when is
too late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

AM UOEMEN ID.
r,us PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. May 'a,The performance. commence
Cam, Danish. THE MAID vi D. sAxoNY.
sophia Mansfield M M.. s e E. Horn.
AcRf AGREE siGslqd st KIP
s'@f%, Fasa4ly, Mr. f f.s.I
Doors open at se'sn-perIormanees win commence Al hal,
Boxes. sl--Pir, 50 een,s-Ga q, cent, 9
CHATHAM THEATRE.
The Old Pr,es: Resumed.
THIS EVENING. May sl-Th. performance will com
J,,io po.muv SIX DEGREES OF CRIME v..
S MieSi pII'"''y' II. a..4.a Mr. KK Ss1y..
EE1 S%si.. Mrs B Bl.ss
cARpE ES iGsfi' Or T RSuEN.
AH'oi 1si RIsl''rd, NJ. ~, Tis%"s
Doors viii open in future O'Clock, and tn.
brs.. sileso esn.0Bo.ss s"P lsH-prv.,e Boxes. 50
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
,,, - Benefit Of Mr. Burns.
THIS EVENING, May al.-rh. performances will
THE WIDOWS VICTIM
y" iT,t,e FfA.,. Edwin jeremiah Clip, :. 49, Graham
Song. by Mc,.r. H S1sT Tr n,,r.s and Edwin
u HAMLET TRRvEsTR
hami,I IN Mr. Mitchell Claudius, MIR hutchinson
SS% queen, Mrs w T.%m
Song ro,on.,.,.-,, Mr. Graham
Ans which 81. S sGHs,rd fy with called
cnmms. THE SAVAGE AiIt.ASY R e. THE MAIDEN.
NJ Nj: S%Ss:., 'S' N'A'S A- Ii%% ''''''
Dress Circle, 50 cens-Upper Boxes, q, cen,.-ft' s-rn-
The Door. will future open and the Curtain will rise
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o. ALL MAY BECOME so. IF THEY HAVE
dishgured skin or bad hair if their face is blotch-
Cd. or heckled, pimpled, il their skin is dark,
yellow, sunburnt why they may have beau
nful clear skin and complexion by using cake Of
the Italian Chemical Soap Also, but stop. remember
reader, the articles recommend have been tried in
a thousand cases and never failed. We conscen-
tously say that Jones' Oil Of Coral Crcassa without
exception the most excellent article for the hair
These are its positive qualities lit win make the hair
grow stay its falling off, thoroughly scurf dan
druif and cause light, red grey hair grow dark
from the roots naturally Both sold very reasonable
by Jones' sign Of the American Eagle 80 Chatham
We do advise all to try them. They'll he satisfied we
= I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

90 MESSRS. PINNEY s. SON, OF OWEGO RE.
port that Jas Macbeth printer Of Owego having joined
the Washingonians, his leg became swollen to ghtful
extent and the pain out OF the power of human
long to endure He sent for box of Dalleys Magical
Pain Extractor which Messrs. P. had bought No. II
Maiden lane, New York, which cured the pain and re-.
duced the leg to its natural size in few hours A. T.
Hyed. clerk OF Messrs Pnney Son. had the Piles
riby and nothing else would do when applied this save
and was cured directly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

90 AMERICAN MUSEUM.--Lansing the comic
drolleriH Master John Diamond the original and
passable professor of Negro dancing Whtlock the
10 player Miss Rosae the pretty singer Celeste the
sm the cataract OF Niagara with real water and other
novelties make this establishment for the present week de-
cidedy the most attractive place of in the city
Barnum has adopted the motto of Patch that some
things can be done we'll Others" and it would
seem when such host Of and curiostes
exhibited for IS cents We had almost forgotten TO
ton that the serous fortune telling Gypscy Girl who
Is the greatest wonder Of the age is to remain another
week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
BE wise to-day-'tis madness to defer.~

90 HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.-We
cannot find words big enough with meaning this
sion to express our feelings Of gratitude Dr. Flem
ing for his Incompatible candies they beyond all
doubt the best medicines for the diseases they profess
to cure that known to the publc they purely
geabe and are sold for the trAing of shilling
stick His Diarrhea Candy is speedy for all bowel
complaints mild in its operation and agreeable the
His Worm Candy will in short time relieve the most OBJ
stnate case of worms both in children and adults His
Catharc Candy most useful in all where ply
Is necessary His Dinner Tonic Candy will most citec
uay relieve from cosveness fullness distress after
eating heartburn, &C. For sale at the Office 1876 Nassau
2l8 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

{5J- A NEW CASE.-NIr. Hubbard, q we'll known
citizen Of Middletown Conn., had become bald for years
His wife was determined to grow his hair if possible. She
procureda wash that a short application she found
started thick crop Of air all over his head As it grew
she cut twice, and he has full flowing crop OF
beautiful hair. Reader do you ask what has done it
Oldrdges Balm of Columbia from Comstock Co. To be
found at Dyer Coz and Ferries, in Middletown Bull,
ford and Smith Co. New Haven; and in New York at II
Maiden lane Will you use it 60 bald soon, if not
nowf Let people, and especially ladies Of sense
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C,
FOU RE II ] UL Y. 1919.

COUNTRY and dealers in fireworks will hnd !, 70 their
" advantage o call and extensive assortment
Of the quality H. AYLFFES old establishment. as
Chatham large Quantity Of fire crackers received
KEY NIL tiger
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OF THE FIRM OF WELLS

Q3- MR.. SEYMOUR, OF THE FIRM OF WELLS
Seymour Batavia purchased three boxes of Daley
Magical Pain Extractor for me, and in % hours had
full proof its astonishing powers in arrestng pain and
anguish child that nearly burnt to DEATH 1t
ing kettle of hot water on it, The salve proved to the
world wonder indeed The cid could have lived but
few hours, but was raised from torment in enty
utes, to the wonder of all who behed it.
AARON LONG.
Pembroke, Genesce CO.. May 81, 1912.
This article, OF value than all preparations ever
discovered, may be had at Comstock's II Maiden Lane
Mr. DALEY will give to any person wanting for
actual cases, who doubts Its power
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS OF MICHIGAN
LANDS
ANDS in the Stnie Of Michigan sold for nonpaymcnt Of
II axe, Of 1897 will be redemption Another sale
redemption Nonresident will the Of i'm
mediate attention their otherwise their lands will be
them. The list Of delinquent lands be sold the
coming sale, be examined BY those interested Taxes
paid spds redeemed from sales deeds recorded and
description Of agency attended the States Of Michigan
Illinois, Ohio, Missouri Arkansas &c SC at the North Anne
Land Agency Established 1910 IS Wall New York.
by s. MELVIN, successor TO NJ. Myers. my2o 3t"c
$1,000 REWARD.
STOLEN from Ouenk,k', Hotel, corner Of Eleventh and
$500 gold Half Eagles Of 1871 and l8i2 Treasury
Drafts of $500 each of which the signature
81 the South Bank Boston; Silver Coins
Is gold Lenc Watches 10 gold Lever do double cased gold
Lever do 20 silver Leine dot 20 gold pencil diamond
cluster rings 10 do enamsled gold chased ,no box and
sundry papers letters and apparel Also Of
black silk For the Of the above property the reward
Or al 8. NJ. PIKE,
m2oNsc 90 Stone street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
BY RIELL x ARCULARIUS'
THIS MORNING,

At l01s o'clock IN the sales
Wines Liquors, Segars, &c-ConsIsting of cboce
Mamsey and South side Madeira Duff Gorious pa. and
brown sherry Port and st Julian Caret and anchor Cam
payne Dupuy brandy in bond col, sperm and patent
baster candies Havana and Principe se various brands
fine with other Articles the line, which the attention of
m3 ltsr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22
The CrOfOaI Water ESOrES.

The display in New York on Friday
last, in celebration of the Croton Water
Works, was no doubt a splendid affair.
Our neighbors deserve no little credit for
their magnificent ;queduct, the importance
of which can scarcely be exaggerated.
THE work,o says the Commercial Adj
vertiser, twas commenced in July, 1885,
and the whole amount Of expenditure
since Aug s. has been S7,6o6,2l3 "a.
Here are some of the principal items.
Aqueducts, reservoirs, brldg-
es, SC. S6,37O,5S7
Salaries of engineers, sc. 503,042
Law Expenses, 1888
Real Estate purchased, S49,932
The whole line is divided into one hun
dred and one sections, generally half a
mile long, and the first is the Croton dam,
by which the Croton water is collected.
This embankment is $50 feet long, IS
high and SIS wide at the top, and is made
of hydraulic stone masonry. The beau
tlul sheet Of water thus formed has been
named the Croton River Lake, TO dislin-
guish it from the artificial reservoirs; it
covers four hundred acres of land, and
will contain six hundred millions Of gal
Ions. This will allow discherge of
thirty five millions Of GALLONS every day,
an ample supply for long time to come.
Other dams can increase the quantity if it
shall be ever needed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22
For President, iAS ASIA.
HENRY CLAY,
OEI HSBIN,EETStKN

OHIO.-Thc election in this state has result
ted mtavorably to the Wings. Corwn is de-
lcutcd, being about 1000 votes behind Shannon,
the Loco candidate, and the Locos have from
IS TO 80 majority in the Legislature. There were
but about two thirds as many votes pollcd as i'll
the year 1910, which serves in great measure
to account for the loss of the wings. The Wag-
gon boy wore the crachc, off his whip lashng the
locos in $40, consequently the loco team was
enabled to pass him this time.
We have no cause to fear, however, from
Ohio; she cut just such a caper in 1888; two
years afterwards under the banner Of Gen. Iar-
rison she triunphantly redeemed herself Two
years from this time she will snap the iron yoke
OF Iocoiocosm, and step boldly out into the head
and front Of the gallant states that will elevate
Henry Clay to the Presidency,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22
SAYING GRACE OVER SMALL
POTATOES,

The Reading (Berks Co. "Democrat-
ic Press wishes to keep it before the
people, that the members of Congress,
list of whom arc given, and who are set
down as Wings, voted against the Tariff.
Among those enumerated, are Locoloco,
Srrigg, * two who have joined the Locos,
Wise and Gilmor
The "Press" forgot to remember and
state, that every Locofoco from Pennsyl-
vanla voted against the Tariff Bill. Nay,
more-lhat Every Locofoco in Congress
crccpt one, MIR. Parmenter, from Massa e,
sachuselts,) r0tcd against IL.
After the bill was vetoed, and the land
distribution clause struck out, one hun
drcd and twenty-nine persons-members
of the House and Senate voted for and
passed it, and one hundred and twenty
six voted against it. OF the one hundred
and twcnty-nine who voted in the ailirma-
tive, one hundred and eight were Wings,
and twcnty-one Locos. OF the one hun
drcd and twenty-slx who voted against
the bill, thirty-one were Wings, chiefly
from the South, and ninety five Locos.
Dare the "Press' publish this state
menl2 u. s. Gazette.
Counterfeit Fare Franc Pieces. The
Piltsburg Chronicle of the 18th instant
says:-'Ne were yesterday shown five
franc piece which was so admirable well
executed as to be calculated to deceive
even those who might have carefully ex-
amincd it. 1t was dated 1899; the head
of Louis Philippe was very perfectly OK
ccuted, and there was not the least APP
pearancc Of impcrleclion about the COIN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

Said Tylcrite uhe only one in Elk
tom to us 'loiher day, "Mr. Webster sus-
tanned Mr., Tyler mantuIly in his speech
in Fanueil Hall" Sustained him En-.
He proved him to be consummate liar
or else he's one himself.
Mr.. Webster says of Mr.. Ewing's bank
bill, "that ii hal received the appreciation
Of the President, and waS cOncurcd in
By ercry member Of Tie Cabinet as the best
that cOuId be d0nc."
But Mr.. Tyler says, Mat he had nercr
seen or ncrcr rcad 1t, until after il mas
sent into Congress. How is this discIc-
pancy to be settled.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

ooh la. times are so very hard"
Said Liz, at me dstresses,
For young men now cannot afford
To pay US their addresses"
Lets sue Immediately" said Moll
"Then each may get lover;
Lets have the young men, one and all,
To court, straightway bound over"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

We learn from an exchange paper, that
NC. Calhoun has expressed determine
zion not to sRbmitto the decision of a Ma
tional Convention. but is resolved to be
candidate for the Presidency, "nomiaa-
lion or no nominations" in what camp
will the trouble be them, neighbor Dem
ocrat2 There Wi be cause Of trouble
nearer home of q more rea. nature than
what seemed to claim your sympalhies
in your last number with regard to Gen.
Scutl's being a candidate Of lhc Wings,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22
FOREIGN NEWS


bringing European intelligence up to the 4th inst
But little important news. The Ashburton trea-
tyhas been the subject of much talk, and discus
SION in the papers-the general opinion being
that our country has the worst Of the bar
gain.
A fire occurred in Liverpool on the cath ut.
which destroyed property to the amount of half
a million pounds sterling, upwards of twenty
men were killed and wounded by the ruins.
Marquis WELLESLEY, died on Sunday end inst
France is to come into the treaty, adopting
mutual right of search.
Many of the hands had gone to work in the
manufacturing districts, an improvement having
taken place.
Our new tariff is not liked by the mercan-
tile houses.
MIR. Everett has made another speech before
the Wartham Agricultural society.
"ln Fair Hill number Of democratic votes that
were unqucstionablY legal were rcfused!"-CeciE
Democrat.
"Unquestonably legal" Now who dye think
will believe that Oh my countrymen! my
countrymcn what pass We are coming to- when
'mquestiO"aLly legal voters deprived of the
right Of suffrage.
arlntended to notice an address or let
ter TO the voters of this county, which APP
peared in the last Democrat. Forgot it
till too late. Shall notice it yet. Be it
known that Cecil county is not in favor
Of reputation.
1--WE are sure he could be elected to-day, if tho
election were to go over" So said the Demo-
crat' last week in speaking of one of the defeated
candidates Aye! you were likewise sure before tho
election, that all your candidates would be cleo
ted by handsome majoritv.'
"We hope our friends will protect home in
dustry."-Cectl Democrat ofiaSt ,ceek.
We hope our friends will do the same; wo
have always hoped it; it is ,rhig hope Query,
nelghbor, are you not whig so far as that hope
is concerned:
ISThe County Court has boon in session
during the past week; Judge Chambers and
Judge Ecclcson on the bench. Judge Hopper
not present. Don't see how the lawyers dspen so
with the hopper i'll getting their CRISIS through
the law MILL
None your "SmcN POtrtOeS."-Mr. s. w.
Staples has left in our Office couple of potatoes
weighing together pounds. They are of the kind
called llotentots, which are used principally for
feeding stock.
'.'posc there'll be no grumbling about
those boxes, that were burned election night as
you've received the dollar 'Sposc It'll help to
make up some Of the money you lost betting.
ResolrcR-That on account of the very general
circulation of the Cecil Wing in Cecil county,t
is Of very great advantage to business men to
advertise in It's columns.
.Ncws,-That the new commissioners court,
met and organized on Tuesday last, and appoin-
ted George II. Joyce their clerk, in the place Of
Francis A. Ellis, Esq.
7o@t-By Peter Honesty May regulators
ever continue as they now do
"To hang
Quite out of fashion, like rusty nail
In monumental rcguery."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

On Dit-'l'hat if somebody doesn't quit calling
the Wings, coons, we'll cali somebody. tory
Mark that.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22
"A LIVE TYLER MAN,

Before the Ashland left Maysville, on
the 27lh ult., says the True Wing, we OBJ
served a good deal of merriment in the
crowded saloon Of the boat, and a general
cry, LET us see hIm-Let us see him"
In a moment he was lifted up above the
heads of all, with the deaIening shout
"A live Tyler man! y live Tyler mani"
He was drunk though, and had leave TO
20 ashore. But the Infinite merrlment
which the discovery Of the ''livc Tyler
mann occasioned, and such a brave fellow
too, was canton to him whose friends
are so scarce. and of such Il character.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

ga gentleman praslng the personal
charms of a very plain woman-Foote
whispered HIM ''wlly don't you lay claim
to such an accomplished beaulyp "What
right have | to her?" said the olher.-
'"Evcrv right by the law of nations, as the
first discorrcr,' replied footc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

IPThe County Court has boon in session
during the past week; Judge Chambers and
Judge Ecclcson on the bench. Judge Hopper
not present. Don't see how the lawyers dispen 50
with the hopper in getting their CRISIS through
the law MILL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

Bles, especially the kind called BaiIy are said
to be very sore about these times
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

1--WE hope our friends will protect home in
dustry. Cecil Democrat cflast ,csek.
We hope our friends will do the same; we
have always hoped it; it is ~hig hope. Query,
ne'ghbor, are you not wing so far as that hope
is concerned:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

ave are sure he could be elected to-day, if tho
election were to go over" So said the Demo-
crat' last week in speaking of one of the defeated
candidates Aye! you were likewise sure before tho
election, that all your candidates would be cleo
ted by handsome maoritv.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

'.'posc therell be no more grumbling about
those boxes, that were burned election night, rs
you've received the dollar. 'Spose It'll help to
make up some Of the money YOU lost betting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

None Of your "SmcH Potatoes."-Mr. s. w.
Staples has left in our office, couple of potatoes
weighing together pounds. They are of the kind
called IIottentots, which are used principally tor
feeding stock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

7oat-By Peter Honesty. May regulations
'yer continue as they now do
"To hang
Quite out of fashion, like rusty nail
In monumental rcguery.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

ResOlrcR-Tllat on account Of the very general
circulation Of the Cecil Wing in Cecil county,it
is Of very great advantage to business men to
advertise IN lis columns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

.Ncps,-Ihat the new commissioners court,
met and organized on Tuesday last, and appon-
ted George H. Joyce their clerk, in the place Of
Francs 4. Ellis. ESQ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

93-lntended TO notice an address or let
ter TO the voters of this county, which APP
peared in the last Democrat. Forgot it
till too late. Shall notice it yet. Be it
known that Cecil county is not in favor
Of reputation
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

and we believe he ought to be hung
"Brcathcs there man with soul so doad,
Who never TO himself hath said,
Let's so ant haze an oyterF'
Sir Waiter Scott.
SO asked the poet is his song, and speaking
for the good people of Elkton, we answer, none
such live here. JONES, under the Washington
hotel keeps such excellent ones, and serves them
up in such fine style, that there's no resisting
the temptation to step in and try them. Stran-
ger, ifyou've never been in, call and see him i'm
mcdatcly.
Don't name yOr Bull John 7yicr.-At cattle
show in Pennsylvania few days iago, white
bull named John Tyler was brought to the stand
The auctioneer commenced, "Now gentlemen
| oticryou the bull John Tyler, how much is bid,
60, so, 40, 80, 90, TO-" "Takc him away, take
him away, we don't want him." was the general
exclamation. lie was sold at last for Sl2 The
unanimous opinion was that if his name had
been Henry Clay he would have brought an cx-
ccll9nt price.
"Hurrah for Ned Foard old Cecil Erect -
shouted six ycar-old codger one night last
week, as he passed squad of locos who were pre-
pairing TO fire a cannon on account Of their sue
cess in the state The boys hurrah damped their
ardor or their powder, it is supposed, for a scat
termcn! Immediately took place, and there has
been no firing even unto this day.
"What are you doing there" said we
the other morning to man who had his
head through fence and was pulling
back Justify. 81 laid with my neck crook
ed last night" said he, "and am trying to
pull the kink out of it,"
The Madisonan says John Tyler is
every inch Roman.
Prentice says it is not true, he is but
twomchcsa Roman-theleng ofhis nose
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-04-05
SblpinQ tn elner Gneipe.

Gin se,piGer 81. R..., oer, slanten tpir,
III gumru Sann1dbip eine &neipe ober Gatt'
taus bdIt, lief f1b am lestsn Sreitas 4bsno
bon einem Sremoen 10 gsut fir ein BiBben
Gin be,ablen, neil oerfelbe 3npiel einses
lebener. ST.. z. mag ss bem suten 0lhd
pauesn, fpenn Ct niebt auf sseslitem QDeae
.pieoer ssfniffen fpirb, oa ibm bas Gefeb bor'
fttreibt, feline Gnnben ~ tepienen uilo nitt
sr!antt, bas ct ibnsn bic 8sbisnnns feItf
sufetistt. 81.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-04-05

Bon allegheny, qaneaftsr uno msbr anbsrn
feblten bic Ssrfte nod. Sn psrfbistenen BON
obissn eauntiss fIast man iber Su bobsn Ins
fas ber aarsn namentllb in 0scntsomsrp II.
Sufs. gBir Wsrben ndebfe Wccbs sine ga.
belle Iisfsrn BON ben Tarsn bic unter Der neu,
en- 2arbill, rusnn fts gum Gefse rpirs, ssrDdts
nismdfli9 auf jebes @auntp f6mmt.