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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
Remember,

Iha, the Boston .qHas is hired by Gov. Paine,
to throw all manner Of Glsehoods into this State
to effect the election! The N. ~. Tribue is also
doing all j; can by its lies aud misrepresentation 10
defeat MIR Smile. Do the people oflhis State sub
init TO such foreign eIectonceling'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26

ILJ1Don't forget, that IIanpden Cuts and
John Porter who are now candidates for Senators
for this County, voted last year for the "Poor
Nuns Relief La@."
And don't forget, that Gov. Paine APPROVED
and SIGNED this infamous law.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
PLYMOUTH.

The democratic citizens Of the town uf Plymouth md
all the friends to State Reform, requested to
the Inn OF Hayward Saturday third day Of Scptem-
her Mt one O'Clock r. to nominate suitable person
represent the general assembly general attendance
is invited, Per order town committee.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
In YOUR Pocket,

Have democratic Paper,and you hear the cider
Gratis say ing that democratic members of Congress
are opposed 10 Tariff pull i, and show the people
what the democratic members have said on :he
subject.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
DON'T FORGET!

That the wings themselves, defeated a Resolution
to pass tariff Bill with distribution Off!
DON'T FORGET.
That had the wings voted for that Resolution as
they should have done, enough democrats went
with them to have passed it!
Don't Forget,
That the LEADERS Of the wings in congress on
the 18Th, Adams, Fillmore &C., VOTED H.
GALN'STa resolution to pass a Tariff Bill with
Distribution of and that the LEADERS of the
Democrats, Ingcrsoll, r. ID. Davis Sc, TOTED
FOX TT, and would have carried it, but for the
,reachcly of the wings!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
Never forget.

Mr. Smiles attempt to secure equal Legislation
by cndcavoring to place upon the standing COM
mi,,ces Of the Legislature due proportion OF far
mcrs and mechanics, and
.NEFER FORGET,
Tia, 'h wings voted him down.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
TIN O.N TEA .q.N,D COFFEE.-.TE.N
0A{E.N.A.ND chill DREW
Read.

In the Senate Aug, 8, Mr. .HcRohers Of ILL.,.
moved to strike out the duty Of twenty per cent.
on lea aud coffee and place them on the free anti
cles The vote was lost
YEAS, Twenty--.AH Democrats.
NAYS, Twenty-scven-.W Wings.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26

lfany body wants TO know what CLAY club is,
we can tell them. II is nothing moro or less than
n 'ccon's tail; a very pretty weapon.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
Don't FOrret,
Remember,

That had even part of the locofocos in Con-
gress voted for the new tariff, it would have be-
come law in spite Of the veto.- Watchman.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
BE IL remembered,

IN Windsor county that Friday Oct 9Th, 1910, Mr. sMLE
introduced into the Legislature, the following resolution:
Rrsoutd, That propcrrcgard for the interests If the
whole community renders II cNredicnt in the appoint
ment If the Standing Committees Of the House, that
portion OF each of sad Committee should consist Of FAR
MERS and MECHANICS.
aud that the motion of Dr Warner Of New Haven, (c)
,c DISMISS said resolution.
JOHN PORTER of Hqrt ford, and
HINPDEN QUITS of HTtiGnd,
L, Tho
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
Tell 1t ereru,vhere,

That Mr. Brown. democrat, introduced clean Tau
if Resolution in the House of Representatives, on
the 18th and attempted to pass i,-but the wings
voted him down,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
A NEW SONG TO ANOLD TUNE.

When Tip, Ty, and Paine were elected,
Ofthe log cabin club was chief;
And one of the themes we selected,
Was, Two Dollars a day and Roast Beef
| carried n coon on my shoulder,
In my hat stuck green cedar leaf,
No hard cider sucker cried holder,
Two Dollars IA day aud Roast Beef,
! caught tame Bear in AIusliingum
Some vile Locos dubb'd him thief,
| taught him to dance and 10 sing'u
Two Dollars day and Roast Beef
But now intend to turn nearer,
The I.ocos will see it with grief,
And III sing, as they call me dcceirer,
Two Dollars day and Roast Beef
OLD RosIN THE Bow.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
Bear in mind!

That the wing papers in this State, openly sane
ton an approve Of the murders and violations OF
the shameless aud brutal soIdery of the King OF
Rhode Island. They openly declare, that no man,
,cho does not possess certain amount ofprOperiy
L..c o L LIZ I.n
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
They give il up.

ltls n settled matter that Paine cannot be cleo.
ted by the people Now boys push the old farmer
ahead of the whole-you can do it.,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
The State School
Fund.

We give below two of the names of those
members Of tie House Of Representatives who
voted at the last sessloh to abolish ,hls Fund.
We ask the freemen TO examine this subject nnd
then decide whether such men aIe worthy oftheir
support. This fund now amounts to over one
hundred and sirty thousand dollars, and was set
apart by former Legislature solely for the pur-
poses of common school education. Our fathers
thought it of Importance that the blessings of edu-
cation should be extended 10 the poor as well as
the rich; and hence funds were set apart for that
valuable purpose. But n new order of things has
arisen, and in these days of bousted light and re-
FORM we find eighly-three servants (more proper
ly called mastery of the people, voting 10 abolish
TO annihiiate forerer, this valuable egecy to the
poor children of the State. 1t is with pride that
we notice the name of erery Democrat against
this truly odious Bil';-and we rejoice to know
that there were not wing members enough to,deleat
it;-ihose who were not so led away by their par
ty leaders as to abandon all the common interests
of the people. But what can we say of those who
voted for it? What excuse can they render 10
their abused constituents , Unless the people see
to it, this fund will be destroyed at the comming
session. Three years ago. not ten members could
have been found, who would have dared to have
recorded their names for it. But last year it was
assumed as party mcasury, By The phigs, and as
such, will be forced through, if they can retain
their power They must have money to delray
the expenses of their partial and exravagant APP
prop:atons. They dare not tax the people to de-
fray them Hence their attempt TO rob the chill
dren Of fund which was set apart for the purpose
of enabling every child in the State, however hum
BILE or poor, to obtain the advantages of u Com
mon School education. Freemen Of Vermont!
we ask your candid attention to this mat,er-Dc-
eide whether patty tactics shall compel you 10 vote
for men who will thus sacrifice the common rights
and interests of the people.-Bur. Sentinel.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26

iEj@A friend suggests that "Mr Mash " would
write with great deal more function if he would
take off his stays and put on n hustle.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
Keep in mind,

That CHARLES Paine sanctioned the "Poor Mans
Law"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
NOTICE.

The Democrats OF Rockingham requested to meet At
the Inn orInrvy Woods Rockingham centre, on Tues
day August GOTH o'clock r. NJ. for the purpose Of Ge
signaling suitable person to he supported town Rep
rrsenratves for ensuing year and any other
business that may come beiurc the meeting.
LEDEDIAit DAVIS,
WIN. 7. BARKER
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
Be it also Remembered,

That, among the warmcst supporters Of tho
"pooR MANS BILL"
were
JOUN PORTER Of Hartford. and
HiNPDEN CUTTS Of Hrtidnd!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
Now Mind That.

HAMPDEN QUITS,
and JOHN PORTER,
Voted in favor Of the Bill to abolish the school fund
while they claim to be the friends of tho poor
man.
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SDMt Spn0re6.

Die beiben 6duier baben iib uber Die
Serpili9un9sseieee fir Die armee uno
Slotte no6 ni6t pereini9t, uno ob9lei6
i'm 6ouie ieoe 8eoe jeet b6bfen6 cine
Stunoe pGbren oorf 70 ,peroen bob ct
ffounlib tpeni9 @eibdfte gu Gnoe &C.
bra6t. I'm Elm 2luSeinanoer9eben oes
Gon9reies 1T oub nod ni6t gu oenfen :;
oenn ieoer parteimann 9loubt eelesentli1
nod einen fleinen Sortbeil fit feline Spar
tel errin9en 5u f0nnen. Gesen Sbomas
s. Maribol, &eprd ientanten bon Sen
tudp, pelber Same5 gS. Bebb in Dem
befannten OuelIe peripunoete, fino nod
feline Sbritte 9etban tporoen. st foQte
bon 3e6t5me9en weni9ften5 ou6 Dem
Gon9rei1e 9eftoben tperoen.
Do6 einifmeili9e Ginfubr. .3ou9elee,
wel6e5 in beioen 6duIern enolib our6s
9in9, entbGlt foleenoe Seftimmunsen :
IQe am lfen SUM 3. S. in &raft be fino-
li6en @eleee, Woourcb Die @r6Be ber ab=
9aben ouf &au fmanns9iiter uno 9Sao.
rem, Die in ben Ser. Staaten einsefabrt
tperoen bsitimmt uno fef9elest lino, fol-
len Bic gum l. 2(u9uit 1912 in &raft
bleiben. Hsnn bis oabin feline neue Sc
feee uber oiefen @esenfano 9e9cben iino,
70 follen Die Ginfubrab9aben 70 erboben
peroen, al6 Oh oiele @elee gar nibt &C.
oehpn r,Grp To,s SSertheifunosoefeh Il :
bet Die etneiinfte oes 0fFentlicben eontes
fol- bi5 gum 1. Qu9uit iuspenoirt fein.
prdfoent 8 pier bat oiele5 GeIes
am 20. y. 81. NIT feinem Set bele9t.
Sn oer oe5balb erlafIenen 8otiboft ieet
ct aus chamber, oab oieies Geies NIT Der
fog. @ompromibsQete pom SABRE 1888
i'm &ioeripru6e itebt. sc bat fi6 iiber
olele 8otibaft bereits cine lparme Debat'
te entiponnen uno es 1T nod nibt ob5u-
Ilepen, iple es nit oen Ginfubr> 3ol9eic-
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6F9is Committee Der @siee9sbuns, psldbs
cen auftra9 bate Den @taat in "a Gpnsref,
9ilfrifte sinSutbeilsm erifatts am Srsta9s Ss:
ribt oaB iis Elm Sia ent,porfsn babe. 98ir
BADEN nob nibt ssisben mis bic gintbeiIuna
9snabt 1T, mabribsinlib wrb absr Ssrfa
SountD nit einem anpsrn @ountp in @srbin:
hung fcmmen inSsm SsrfS ndbt allein Die
srfcrbsrIibe GinprbnsrSoDl entbdlt bic s6 Su
einem Ofit9lsbe bsrs6ti9en.
Spdtsr srfubrsn mir bas Die @cmmittse bic
Sil pom scn9res anjunsbmsn perwsisert unb
9efonnen 1T, Den Staat nab einem bsfcnbsrn
pIans sn5utbeIen. Sa5 NeIutat bisrpcn
f6nnte Isibt fsin, ras YenniDlpanisn i'm ndtbs
fen @cn9reb gar nibt rsprsfentirt pdrs.
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@rmQhlte Helo- -Offiaiere.

6tss &s9iment; @plonsl-Slaae g. 6cttsn>
ifsin; qieut. @oIonel 9anisl Soob.
DO. Majpr-1itss battalion Dieter q.
&lein; 2tss Satl.-9ansl Ssrfbnsr.
1ltes Ge9imsnt; @olonsl-S. QS. Mboabs;
Qleut. @olcnsl-Solcnon &boabs.
DO, 0lajor: 1. Sattaaion-Yetsr Wars
quart; 2. Satl. s. 9S. @ault.
30fsS &e9iment; @ocnsl-Danel &rbs /;
Qisut. golcnsl-@bwarb 6unsineer.
oo Waor: l. battalion s. $. gus 2.
Battalion -@bar!s5 9en9lert
53ifes Nssimsnt @clcnsl-Sobn ppttst8sr;
Qeut. @olonel-Sobn 8. Oepers.
DO. IRajpr l. Sat.-9. SO. O'Srien 2.
Satallion-Gamuel Sifber.
77ites @eaimsnt: Gclcnsl-0Sm. srsrlsr
Qieut. Colonel -stmes 0Eeiler.
DO. Nsajor; 1. Sat.-S. q. 8. Sifber :
2tsS 8atallion-Danisl glau(er.
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ffer, ,pdbrenb oiefer abtpeieno mar, nm
470 Soupsreisns bcifoblen. sic per=
ibtpie9 ibrem Monne 2(nfanss Den Ser=
luit, tbeilte ibm ieoo6 ipater Die ndbern
ltmfdnoe oefelben nit, worouf ct lofort
poliseilibe WoaBreeeln er9riff, um bic
Spiebuben, no mo9lib, oufSufonsen.
Sn pbilaoelpba tporen olle Ssabforibun:
gen per9eblib, ipesbolb 8. iib bierber
tpanote, uno oos Gompo9nieseibdft Der
poti5eibeamten 5aps, 3eQ uno Hio9elp
um 2(uflubun9 oer Splebuben oufSuforz
bern, uno fiebe oo, foum cine Stunoe,
naboem oies 9eibeben, befano ft6 fbon
elmer bet Oiebe, gtamens Son Sllet,
NIT Dem sefoblenen Seloe por bem 8ries
ocnsri6ter Sbneioer. Na6 8erbor tparo
Bet @efaneene bei9efedt um bic Gequi
iition oes penniilponiibe benGouoernementS
gu erlparten, uno Dem Seitoblenen fein
@elo 5ur Oilpoi iition 9eftellt.
9 Correspondent.
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binpeeeeganaen mar. = Nab ibm trot
6err St-labenb in oas 3immer. ,.9Sor=
Inn LADEN sic g. Srauben beeeonete
mir 81. tpar feline Intwcrt - uno als
itb ibn fraete. no er oemefen +? er,pieoer=
te er: .,er fomme aus elmer 8efeufboft
BON Waulaffen oenen ct slpei Stunoen
lang bic 6dlie uolI9elooen" -
.Gi! !" rief bic eon5e @eieaibaft ous,
"ber 81 1T elm relbt orober Wann u
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6 olum bus, am 4ten SUM lS42
- Die @auner, melbe ouf 70 peribmie-
te 9Seiie einen Softer BON oer poitfutlbe
i6nitten, lpdbreno oieielbe iiber Die Scios
tofSrIde in@olumbu6 fubr, puroen our6
Die unermGoliben Qnitren9un0en Der
poiteuti6en: Gompa9nie uno oes Sbe:
riffs bon Sairfielo Gountp ein9ebolt uno
in Sitberbeit oebra6t. Sd)eriff Gtpine
ertappte ite in Gancafter, g., uno iie be-
ftnoen iib nun binter Sblob uno gtiessl
i'm 8efdn9niiIe BON Sronflm @ountp.
Sc fino 3nei alte Climber, Die in Dem
Stoatsoefan9niiie, aus Dem ie erlt fiirs-
LID entlohen puroen, cine lon9e eebr5eit
beitonoen boben. Solf5 glatt.
& banon, g., am I5ten SUM 1912.
-Sn Dem 0auie bon 0errn Sobn S6'
born 5u Gibanon, wuroe Elm Gbnti6er
@auneritreib periibt, .pie Dor cini9eu ga:
gen bel 0errn 0enrp in Gummin05oille.
Ser Suriben bro6en stlpa um Wlitter:
nabt in S6born5 6au6, traten in iein
S6lafSimmer, uno necften ibn nnb feline
Satin. 6err osborn reoete iie an, iie
oaben ibm oter au periteben, Dap iie tpei:
ter ni6t6 wiinicbten, ol5 iein @elo. Sic
ourbiu6ten oa5 3immer, fonnten ieoo6
nibt5 finoen, mas ibnen Suia0te. SRA:
Dam osborn, Die in Elm Qn9it9eibrei aus:
brodb, orobten Tte su ermorosn. Snimi
iben 9elono e6 6errn osborn, oureb Elm
Seniter 5u iprin9en uno edrm 5u MAIDEN.
Dies brabte Die 8auner itlbit anf bic
Seine; - ite entfloben unperricbteter Ga
dye. Der9lei6en 4uftritte tpieoerbolen
| iib in oieiem unb ben neutrality-suspicious.
ties 70 bdufi9, oaB baS Oafcin elmer or
oanifrten Dieb6banoe faum mebr au be-
slpeifeln 1T. gSel6 Elm 3uitapo Der $40.
ralitdt! gtocb alien Seiten S6wincler,
8etrii8er, Diebe uno Gdubsr! ID.
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Tie Grnfe.-9is fbbns trp6ne unt bsi.
BE QSittrun9 Der pcr9en Q8ocbe tra6ts ale
eanblsute tiefer @e9eno in pplle Sbdti9fst unb
CAB wabribsinlib 2tllen cine quite t.suernte,
Ole Nc99sn>@rnts bat bsi @iniasn Arsits be.
scnnen unb i'm SAT- Die 0Sittsrun9 70 s,inifil
blsibt babsn mir cine reblibs @rnts ju srmar.
ten uno Der Slsib bs6 qonbmannsS miro bin,
ldn9lib belobnt nerben.
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SSieber elm 0arbp,t. -

SSieber elm S5arbpm. - M'Garmsp,
Elm SrrIdnssr Der Dor Is Sobren feline Srou
barbarifb srmcrtets uno tarauf w Is Sabr
3ubtbau5frafe psrurtbsilt wuros, iit pori9s
2Sccbe burb @oup. Yortsr parbonir hpprben,
no6osm ct IA Sabre pen fsinsr 3sit nus9es
Dalttn bate.
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Der Teufel in Baltimore.

Das "Soltimore Wobenblatt" fa9t
Dap man ben Seu feL in Oct @afbin9
ton 9ale, in Der Baltimore Strabe in
lener Stoot, fir Elm g epp feben f6n-
me- SaP er seipdn5t fei; oob ct an
l'att VteroefuBe, Slofen uno itatt 66r-
ner, tl9tl9e Sauers babe. DAP fein
8obnIte ni3t i'm 8euer, lonoern in bem
Banerrei9e fei. Dob er elm foaenaun;
ter Seeteufel iei.
sc 9ebt f1eints mebr ais einen Seufel
oas 1T eben lpas mir f1on tdneit otoub.
ten, bob baben mir 5upor nod niemols
bon eincm &aferteufel 9eb6rt.
Seltet Den Dieb!-Sn pbila=
belpbia ,puroe por tpeni9en Saeen bic
Srau eines Deuti1en, geamens Sofmei.
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Hbpbe SSslanb near neuerbin9S tpiebsr
ber S6auplas fris9eriider llnruben bOb bat
Der 9anje SpeftafeI iib mieoer in &aub ouf'
9slSbt. Die @sfte9sbun9 untsr psm altsn
@Dartsr mar unb 1T ncb psriammelt uno Sc
Ssr permutDst cas fs fir Die 9tuseebnun9 be6
Stimmre6t6 Sor9e tra9sn mirc. sroe psm
cr9aniiirte fib Die ic9enannte ScIfs Yartsi
BON 9esum lief ibrer rpafenfdbi9sn Manns
fbaft sin Eager bejieben unr lief Elm dbt friss
9erilhss Sprbabsn blifsn. 9urbsrsifsnbs,
jipsfmdfi9e Maabre9eln murosn pOn Der bss
ifsbsnbsn Ne9erun9 an9slpsnbet um &ube u.
Dronun9 tu srbaltsn, woeurb Die Sris9sluifis
gen fbeu wurcsn uno nabbem Die gan; 2Bs
bsrfpenifi9en psrbaftet mpresn parsn, snbi9ts
Der &ris9 gum iWsiten unO bcfsntlib AUDI
gum Isstsn Male. gcupern6r 9orr fol- bort
sewsfen iein Wdbrsnb tem Iuju9e, bob purs
DC CT nibt srmifbt unb fol- fb jset wiebsr in
MaiIabuisttS obsrt ipie Ginies meinsn, in @as
nara oufboltsn.
goupsrntr Sing bat bsn prsis fir Die Ssrs
baftm9 boon @pupsrn6r 9prr jset auf $4,000
erD6bst. Gin netteS Simmbsn, nslbsS obsr
,ppbl niGt lsift su serbisnen fsin wiro.
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be Der Gifsnbabn. Dis Dus0antsn ,parsn Der
9(btb. abomas Marfbaa GsnssbsGsitslisb
BON Sentudp, unb Sol. s. 9S. Wsbb, !6ers
ausaeber bss Courier unb enquirer ppn Nsu
Vorf, 9is @afsn rparen Yiffolsn.
9is 9srausfOrberuns rpar ni6t nnsrwartst
spurbs absr srif am Srsitas 2tbenb ,ibsrfanet.
Die llrfabs ju Der Ssrausforesrun9 par cine
stnt,pcrt bic Ier. QSebb in Der 3situns 'nabte,
su s'nsm psrfSnlibsn ansrT auf fsinsn eba'
rattsr, bur6 6rn. Mnriebal, in Der @rimi<
nalserurt bon Tsu Voorf, 100 tpr. Da. sinsn
ellsnten psrtbsieists. ST. Marlbaa iberfanos
fe o'e Soerausforberuns ourdb einen Srsunb, fte
'purSs foslsib surb ben @clonsa anasncmmsn
uno thrn am nabffsn MOrssn trafen fib
bebe Yarteien auf Dem 9ueas Gjrnnbe, in @ss
9snwart msbrer Yerionen au1sr ibrsn @seuns
oantsn. Sei 6rn. Waribaa's srlfsm @dus
fblu9 bic &usel nabs bsi bsm @olonsa in bic
@rbs, befer fbcs absr abltbtlib fsbl. 8sim
Speitsn Seusr fubr Martbaa's &ussl bsm @os
lcnell burb oaS Ssin, unterbalb esm Snie,
was bsm Duell Elm gnbs mabte. Die Ruael
bate feline 2tcern cbsr Sncdben bsibdbist, ba,
ber 1T Die @uncs nibt ssfdbrIb. ST. Nsars
fball fsbrts Sarauf nad Bafdinstpn juraf
unb Der Sclcnsa fubr in elmer @is ;urid nab
YbiIabslpba.
Sin nn9ebemer.-ein 9spifsr Greens
lief 9. Slai6bel, bon portIanb, Wane, murs
De ftrjlb perb6rt auf bic anfla9s am 1eten
Wsdrj fsin ei9snes unmlinbisss Ssinb ermcrbet
Su babsn. Ct wor bsi Der @ntbinouna fsiner
Srau beblIflib unb nur 20 ppsr 80 Wlinutsn
nab Der 8eburt purbs bas Sinh ouf's Neutr
9sls9t uns psrbrannt! Gin Srausnsimmsr bs=
Ssu9te iis bdtte baS Sinb fd bswsssn feben,
na6 tsr @sburt 9ie nidtsm,irbias Muttsr
bsisu9te sab eaS Sinh tobt ssborsn wurss. 9a
man Jpn bsS Mpress anseflast bate, 70 purs
Dc oas Seu9nis nibt fir juldnsleb ssbaltsn II.
Der Tsrfa9ts frsi9slaiItn. 9lorrsidbe @stss,
bic feline Strafe fir cine @rdusltDat entbalten
bsrsn iitb ieIbit Elm Snbianer fGdmsn wlrbs.
Gin 9ater Ssmmb. - Der ebarIsTpn
NSN'"' pph ~~' cShi' pttiivttlf phB ui'i ppts
9ebsnben Sage einiss 2suts baran warsn bic
llsbsrrrsifs zines 6apfibsS pom Marftpsrfte
inS SSai1er Su wsrftn, fs am pcrtsrssbsntsn
Sage 9sfan9en batten, perfammsltsn fb piele
Mentbsn unb nbem fb Sober beriu brdnste
ben Sap Su isben ,purSs Elm Ns9srfnabs inc
9Saitr 9ebrdn9t, ais sten bic Slutb fbnsa
ani6wca. Der &nabe mar fbcn einmal aes
funfsn, fam in Die (36be unb par sben baran
ipieber gu iInfsn als Elm iosrr ron Der gitp08as
be, Der babel ffanp, isinsn Sunb, snsn fbS,
nen geufanSldnbsr risf unb ibm bsfabl bsn
&nabsn aus bsm WaiIsr ;u bolsn. Ser lpuno
iprans fc9lsib ins @ai1tr srsrif ben Nessr
unb itanbbaft burb cas 9BafTer brinssnb trus
ct Den Rsssr an bic Seite eins6 SootsS, 400
fsin 6err i'm srwartets uno ibm bic Sarbe
a6nabm. Sa5 treus 2bisr par burb bic 2tns
ifren9un9 70 erfbtpft, bab sS unfdbis war ale
lein auf baS 9sf gu fcmmen, obsr aub bisrin
bemies ber 6unb cine iiber9smtbnlibs &luss
belt, inbem er feinem Dlsifer in bic Soolen
off unb NIT bsntn 6aIfs wrfIib aufS Srcdne
9elan9te.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-07-05
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Gin Oetrli9er.
Gin &erl, tpelber fitb Daniel Spme5
nannte uno iib fiir einen Contractor an
elmer GiIenbabn in Sennefee aus9ab. Fam
DOT uneefebr feds gBoben in Ybilooels
pbia an, uno fte(lte Mourer, Simmerleu.
te uno SaelSbner an. um an oer Giicn:
babn fir ibn ;u orbeiten. I'm ieinen
3lpea befer ausjufibren, er0fnete ct ei
ne Sffice in oer Worftfrobe uno feQte
einen Wann Hamen5 @allace ol6 ieinen
2(aent uno einen anoern Namen6 @elf,
ols feinen S6reiber an. Gine 2(n5abl
neulitb an9efommener Srldncer lpuroen
8eouneen uno man pubte ile bosu Su be-
rpeeen, oab jeoer = S5aler be6ablten, um
ibre Geilefoiten nob 9itt5bur0 su be:
sabten, inbem Der Subrer peripro6 ibnen
frei Reifeforren oafiir ju peribofen uno
BON ba nab Sennehee ibre Geiiefoiten
felbft 5u be5aDlen. Ql5 er un9efebr $50
Sbaler in fleinen Summen aus Den ar:
men Srldnoern berausoelodt bate, matb-
te iih Spme6 beimlidD ou5 Dem Stoube,
uno bic betro9cnen Srldnoer, um fib Sc:
nuetbuune su perlboffen, perflo9ten bar,
auf ieinen Q9ent un0 Sbreiber Dor 8e:
ribt ais Mitperibworne in Dem Setru9.
Diele crflGren ieoob ibre llni6ulo uno
fa9en, oab iie ielbft bon Spme6 betrosen
pcroen feien. Solf. Sreuno.
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Ireimiitbt9 uno aufri6ti9 sereoet.
Ser GETTYSBURG Courier" Elm oeut'
sfbes eofofofo Slott. inoem e5 onfGns
bi9t, Dap NliIer, weleber nod nibt Ian:
ee Die Sanf BET gtortbern eibertie5 in
ppilaoelpbia um cine betrdbtli6e Sums
me betroeen bate, uno bafur 3u oreiidbs
rioer 3udbtbau5itrafe perurtbeilt wor,
neuli6 pom @ouoernor porter be9nooi9t
tpuroe, fuet bic Interchangeable Semer.
fune bel: "@ine &rdbe bodt oer onoern
Die Iuoen nibt aus"
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g DIRE It | i 6.-Ser Wount Sollp,
ST. S. ,Seralo, meloet Den obi6euli6en
unb beinabe un0loubliben llmitono. Den
man erit neulib entoeft bat, oos Elm
Mann uno feline Srau, bic unldn0ft in
Gbeifer SaunIdip iener gauntp, Sc.
,pobnt, orei ibrer eioenen &inoer in's Seu
ct eenorfen unb su 2(i6e eebronnt bat:
ten! 0ieles pGre orei auf einanoer fol:
eenoe Sabre 9eibeben, ieoeSmol oleid
no6 oer 8eburt. Da feline Namen &C.
meloet sperben, 70 1T Su boffen. oob BIZ
2(neabe unridbtio 1T.
So
Serlub su rouben. - Das 8obnbau{
Der Mrs. Sonnp Srown, in Sprinl
@orosn Strafe, tpurte leetere Som:
ftaos gtabt bur6 cine Wannsperfon ct
broben. gs eelane ibm Die Sbubfdbel
uno Sbrdnfe Su our6iuben uno bott'
iib einen Sunbel &leioer suiammenoe
padt, Den ct binunter in Den Sang Sc
brodt bate; inoefien wuroe babel BIZ
Samile oufoewecft, Der e5 oelano oi
Nabbarn in &enntaib gu ieben; uno f
,purbe ber &erl ertappt ebe ct NIT feinel
8eute enttpitlben fonnte. 81 tpuroe il
oos 8efdn9nib 9eiteft, no ct b6 lesterr
Wontae perblieb uno al5oann Dor S
@epsanbt. Giq. perb0rt wuroe, Der ibr
pieoer nab Dem @efdn9niiIe surdd fbitf
te, um bel Der ndbften Qusuif=gour,
perbSrt 3u peroen. u. Ncrtbampton
Der Ieufel in Baltimore.
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