davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Sacpb SS. NSiler.

6attbaus gum Samburs SoteL in Der
5t"et Sambur8, Serfs Gaunty, pa.
matbt bicrmit feinen SvcmDen uno einem
ssebrten publitum itberbanpt bic b6fitbe
9ln5ei9e, SaB ct am 28lten lcsten D1drs oas
obeisenannte Saftaus, lestbn I'M 8rlis oes
eisenthhmere, 6ru. Oaniel &ern, btsosen
BAT. 9iees Salt3ane NIT Ieinen Slsbemse.
tanoen ,puroe 70 einsertebtet, ra6 es oem SuB:
aanaer, pem Shelter uno Dem Subrmaun allie
Se1uemlltbfeiteu oarticten bic CT billiserweie
fe perlan9en Fam - fcbone 9blafimmer,
ein arober 6cf unb serdumse Stalle, quite
Soft ins ansrrlclenc Gstrdnfs, Htcrbaupt
cine cute sefallise Nnhpartllns, nno babel Gin
lebr bilIser preis, 0no ,psniatens @esens
itamoe, ipcourtb er itb ale3eit bstreten ,piro
DE Sune(tbaft feincr Sreunoe 81 Yeroienen
ullb 3u erbalten.
5amtnr9, Olai s, I842.
81 .. 6 bis 10 aofsanser f6nncn auf
bllllae Seeln9n9en NIT anssuebmcr unp aus
fsr Nnhpartnn9 rerIeben psrpen.
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'hlnr beder 3u maehen - cole gmptinouussn
- quite Sorlase- 8erubiauus uuo 3roit,
a. init einen QDorte - 3maenb unp Den
"sobn oer 3usenb berpcr3ntrinasn.'
Ser Abtbare George III. Hcim orift iid)
oarilber tol9enbsrmaesn aus
"gs 1T in pieem tanps mihts 5u flmbell,
"eas beGer seeisnet mare oas QBobl unb Die
"SllfIeliSfeit Der mrnltlieten Camille Su
"beforbcrn, als eteu oieles QSsrt."
9urCb bieie fbmsiebelbaftsn 3suaniHs auf9e
muntert psresn boFsntlib 8isls,ja Die Wsilfen
unisrsr beutlbsn SriDer, unb sbsnio ole psutlbs
!sienben @in9sbcrnsn btieS QanoeS, ~ Dem
trsff1iCben QGerfe Su unteribrsibsn beisben.
@S miro aber bann erlf iur 9rst 9sben, ,penn
cine sur 9efuna Der &pifsn binrcrbenee Nns
Sobl Gubfcribsnten pcrbanbsn lsin miro.
Seoinaungen :-0at Q8ert wiro IN Sefs
ten Don elrea 60 bis 100 g etcu erfcbeinrn
gum prci6 bon 25 Cent jepC6; rie bcm
gmpfause cines icpeu eln5rlnCn beftes su
antribtcm llnb. 0e Snirnpuna 9cfcbirbt auf
Soften ces 6raus9etere. Oa6 ertle 9eft
rrltbeint losalp cine blnldualtebe Nnsabl Cub
fcribenten porbanben ltnr; ole ilbri9en ipers
brn fobann bon Olouat III 0J1onat folaen ,bis
pas San3e 600 Ssten tiloet. QBer Gin 6eft
abnimmt matbt llcb Sur Nhnabme uno 3ab
lun9 ocs &anSen pertinoIIeb. User Z Inter.
Itbribtr ianrmelt unb fir Die rbti9e 3oblun9
bltr9t, crbdlt baS Ste @rtmplar fir feline Ses
loDnln9. Drnf nnb Spapier mcrpen nicbts
gu ,pinltbcu ibrls lafIen.
6 fap. Wasner.
&saoln9, i'm Septsmber l84l.
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8ralOretb'e
Se8itobilicn llnipcrlal: piuen.
0FT TooesHos Ger Dcrfalicbcr.

9os publifum bslisbe III beobobten, ,po6 fsis
nc Sranorctb's spiIcn i,bt )tno penu nitbt
bic Sdbacbteln nit neuen 3etttln 6rricben
)tno. es ltnb brei nnb icpe entbdlt Die 9cis
che SlamcnsaufItbrift Don Or. Sranpretb.
Oteis 3rttcl ftnb in StabI scItoebcn, Iob6n
per5iert nnc init cinem Spitcnaufipanoe Don
mebreren Samenc 3balern aeinabt.
grlmert eldb, Der 9leidbe Same bon 3.
Granoretb muB obcn auf ber Sebacbtel ,auf
Der Seite nnn auf Den Scbcn fem. Sai Iorg
fdltiscr ltntrriudun9 1T ner Slame Bsnjas
min Srancretb auf perICbieoenen Stellsn Der
neucn 3cttcl sn flnoen, rpelebe asnau 9leitb
init Or. Sranbrctbs 6anbGebrift it, 9iefer
Slame 1T in Dem 9lrBprrfr III finben.
0ic spilen werpen 81 25 Gent Die Sebab.
tel prrfanft, rpn pen fcIscncen N9enten in
8erfs gauntp:
Stibtcr unb McSniabt, 0eabina ; Olincr,
Sdbefp II. Smltb, 6ambur9 SO. &. Scper,
Sernpilc ; Daniel &. SSoult, an Der Neaoirs
9er GraGe noh 8ernpille; Samuel 5eebler,
Saumstaun; s. 1t. .. Sopcr, Scpcrstaltn !;
6cnrp 0inse, Srecensbur9 Witbarc s.
Sones, ltnohollIe; B. uno 8. SanberfleiG,
Wcmrlscorf; @amucl Olpore, ,Gtcutbsbura
Scmcrfe ras jebcr Naent ein en9raDertes
Stl||Ntal ott 1SVHll'e"it wv, hlilelhF1 ans
It6t Don Sr. 8ranpretb's W1anufatterp su
Sin9 Sns bal telent, mp auf wclcben ritbs
tiae eopien Oct neucn 3ettel 5u feben ftno,
Die jebt auf Srantrctb's pilen Sebatbtc!n
9etrauctt ,pereen.
y. 9ranoretb, M. 9.
Breez uno Kleinpcrfauf an feiner Ofs
fec SO, 8. Slorb 8ts Srabe, pbilapepba
Sebrnar Is, l842. IS.
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[2(ns per nIltsu uuo nensn welt."1
Sbtller's iammtlibe Berfe
tn 12 SGnOen.

Onrt6 partieanfauf cirIer 8altimorelus.
aabe ltno mir in Stanos oas grsmplar, ,Earf
uno leb6n III 5albfranSbano nit Sprinarilf,
Fen in 6 Sanoen sebuncrm fir Den duGerlt
biIliaen preis bon s 5, broIebrt in Q 8ans
ben fir IS 8, bier I'M sanpe obne fernere ltn,
fclten baar seaen Spetie poer Slcten 9peeie
3abl'neer SanFen gu perfaufen.
e7"tDer nun IdmmHlebe werfc bes Dcrs
rcfflicbcn Gdinsr su teIlsen phnfcbt, Der
ellie init Dem Nnfauf 90 ieb nitbt Icbalo pigs
ocr cine 8clesenbeit ticten ,pirp, Iolebe 70
fpothpoblfeil 5u erbalten. - ltnIere Naenten
wollen lb.e Qnftrdse sefdllisIt balc cin(cneen.
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3um qDripatzY Yerfauf,

Cine ter alfslIcn, Dollfancisten unp teit:
selesenen oeutfben 8uhbanoIunsen in pie'
fem Gtaat, bic nnnnterbrrhen bic .anlebn:
Iitblfen uno 9etpnnreebtten ins unb aueldn.
of6sn Vsfbafte macbt, tietet man gum 8sr.
faufe an.
:16o, lno unter WeItben Sebinsunsen, bic,
poplperltanoen, dnberit biIis fno, erfdbrt
man III Der Oruferei bes QitsraIen 8sotatb,
ter'e, III Weaeins, penn., sntpsosr tci pers
tenlleer 4nfrase, ober oureb poitfreie 8risfe.
Saufnlflss belisbsn fltb baIo su msloen.
Olar5 8, lS42.
gallniere Serrn gcneSeu, bic nit uns
ipsfbleln, iptreen uns bnrtb bic 2ufnabme oes
Dblseil IN ibre relpsttipen SIdttsr. gu Ges
senblenllen pcrpfiebtm
O1ai :. BIZ.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-09-06
81 br 95emels.
RtenlcD'S Gegt,t GraOrl
Di It c n.

Sd cratbte ee ais meine QHltbt, befannt
Su macten, oaB feltocm itb BON pben ermdbns
ten YlOcn Sebrautb 9cmacbt, tcinen 0urtb.
Iau5 mebr 9cba6t, wrmit itb fcbr oft scplaat
lpar, ,ple ancb bic Sroben 9tbmcr5cM in mrs
nen 0(lrrcn pcrlcreh, unp nttht branbte 70
oft QBo0er su matbCn unb pab icb i'm Stan.
Dc ipar, INNER an melncr Arbclt II blribeu,
Delebcs itb ncmals porber in 9tanoe mar
3u tbnn - uno rerft6erc, baB lte pa6 belte
$ariersOllttel lMp Weltbes ltb jemale scncm.
men babe.
3enrv Tcnman.
6eloslber9 2aunlt6ip, >banon gauutp,
Nu9ult q. bp.
Die Simptomen oocr 2lnfans ppn pieIer
filr6terlicbeu Srantbelt, 0nc, 0ruf auf Der
Slale, Srennen ober Sthnelpen helm wal.
iermaeben obcr natb oemIelben, Ncis basu
obne picl MAIDEN III t6nnen, 5u !an9e wartcr
nadsn ebe Is fommt, SlisrsnzGtbmer,en uno
sro6e Scbmcr5en i'm &reus. Sle Itno AUDI
ein rrprottee uno bejcuatee W1ittel fhrDurebs
lauf Nubr, &cpfpeb, O1asentrampf, @nas
brhitt8teit nnb 6crtelluga oee 2lppstit's -
llnb lpcr le ais cim Ntfibrunss, uno $ar.
iermittel braucbt miro cie1eu plasen uiemale
untcripprfcn iein
Jobn Kienlcy, 6. o.
Gfe Der 7tcn uab Sranflin>9troBe.
Naenten in 8eaoiu9 :-Gecrae &cB, @arI
BifIans, gfe oer 7ten uno Srantlns@tra6e,
nno u spn,pelle, 0rutcrei pisIer 3cltuns
ebenfalls Su baben in 6eiorlber9 Saunltbip,
y. e., bet Nbrabam Spcn9lcr.
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N9enten fir oen 0ertauf pou Or,
2elNn's Vlut- Yl[lcn.

9. 81. Gmttb II. 60. 2ts StraTe, mabe an
0ctben <t,pen wirtbsbauIe.
8. @ilbert II. 60. Ste CT. oberbalt Der
QSein Strade.
Sriecreb Slett, gfs rer 2ten unp gaacmz
bia Gtradc.
g. 50. Oafelr, Nppotbsfer, 9teaoins.
Sarab .. O1prris, 90. DO.
Sohn s. bong, DO $anfaltcr.
8. 3. OloIeri %. 9(lsntaun.,
:. o. slnnert, 8antrnann, $ancatter.
malller, @eblfp 1t. Smitb, DO. Samburs
gsllno gum Serfauf in Der Drnferci piefer
3etnna, spreie 25 Gent Die @ebatbtel
9J1ai &c. 1S.
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9Dsr nod nitbt init Der fclsenecn gteifebes
fhrebuns betaunt 1T, folfts cine fleine luss
gaze nitbt ft6euen uno Ite6 oie6 nasliebe uno
intere0ante Bub anItbaffen. Dss Berfaf.
fers S1ams biirst fir Den Mertb. .
Gin 1usfus naeb ben SelIensetirsen i'm Sab.
re 1889; BON s. 2l. wieli5cnius, W1. 8.
Oiit elmer Itbosrapbirten Garte. Ses
oruft bei 90. QSeter, ct. $ouis
SroGbirt so etc.
Oae Oueenp grcmplarc 5u $4 so.
weGelboeftfcbs SnbbanoIuns.
Npril 5. SIN
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-09-06
Nime Selpbmmma

SoG 0smjsnissn seasben perben Der einen
Sinoel ausscIuhter Sldbfeipe 5urilet hriust,
welber am pcrlssten Gamtiase aus Dem
Stcbr bcs llntsr(brietenen aencmmcn murs
oe. 10. Seeeber.
Neacius, 2lusuit 9.
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@e9en Hbeumatbic nno Hlifen=
Sd)mer3en- 9tnement

Derftrtist BON JebnKienlcy.
DiGics &inement 1T oas bepabrtelte 0)littel
,pclebes jcmals Dor bas spnblfum 9ebraebt
rporben 1T; es terI6aft lcslcidbe <nteruna.
,penn Sebraueb paUon 9ematbt ipirb.. Sit
NafensSdmcr5en curirt cs tcm criten orcr
3weiten Dlal @bmiercn.
gTginSis 5u baben in oiefer 9ruferc.
preis: so Cent bic 8lafhe.
Neapiug, O1ai 81. 6p.
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9(n Die @rwabler Don SerfS Gountp

Der llntsribrsbsne m6Cbts Cub bisrmt
sbrsrbietisif, fir bic llntsrlfiteun9 @nrerS tnls
men bei Der ndbiten 9Sabl erfuhsn fur bas
Ns9ifrirsrs Nmt peter SiIbert.
Neabin9, 2(u9ulf 8.
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9Sertb Der Yonfncten
IN Iu(oonien.

Sanf ron Nussbanp, gu SsrfNrp, lInsansbr.
Ssaper, ju Sasper, DO.
Spatara, ju I9arrsbur9, qeftblolen
eeaib'n9ton, Su 0Eofbn9tpn, ,nsana.
sbombsrsbu9 ju @bambsrSburs.
ebeifsr eountp iu 0Ssitbsltsr par
9eomars @nuntp* ST Gbeifsr. par
@srmontouu ;u @ermantaun, BAR
@ettSbur9* ju @stti6bur9,
qerol@taun ~ GemiStauu. Is
Ofibeletam su Wiooletaun. 6
Wtont9cmerp Co., ~ Hrrristaun rar
Nortbumbsrlanb iu Hprtbumbsr( =
9tcrtD Nmerifa* 81 pbil'o, par
Nrrtbern 2ibertisS' III pbi'a, par
psnnfpluonia. 81 YDira, 7
penn Saunibip* ju Ybil'n -
pt6br9, ;u Yit5bura. 3
Sanf osr &r. .St* 81 Pblaoslpbja, 55
Do. %. 3ps9* su pttSburs SIS
e'. Do. op. Su erie, SIS
%. o.. 90. Su Seapsr. SIS
DO DO 90 gu 9teu 8riotbon SIS
SsrfS eanntD Sanf Su Msobin9, aefb(oiTen
earlisle bittO* ;u @arlisls, =
esntre Ditto 81 Selsfonts, qefdlossn
eitD Sanf ~ pittsbur9, llnaanabar
Columbia Srtifen 8eisaihoft. columbia $
@rminectal Sanf,* su pbtl'a> par
OoDle6tann Ditto 5u 0pDlsetaun, par
@aitcn bttto* Su @altpu, bar
erie Ditto iu @rs, 15
@rdan9e Ditto su pittsbura, <
@rhan9e 3peig Su SoplioaDsbura, <
Narmers Sdnf .. Sufs @tp 4. Srtlfpl. por
SarnerS II. 9rcperS ;u 0SapneSbra ~
SarntrS bittc BON 0aneaifsr* ;u Qancalfer .
NornlsrS Ditto, BON &sabn9* III 9isa. ror
Farmers II. WfecbantS Ditto ,u pbi(o, ror
8armsr6 unp Ditto Ditto ju pitt5bura asbr.
S'rmsrs lno Ditto Do. Su Sapetts s.. .asbr.
Sarmsrs nnO % gu &reneat(e scbroeb
Sranflln Ditto iu 9Saibnotcn, Il
Girarb Ditto (Stepben)* in Ubira, oefhloG
@irarb bittot in pbil'a 10
9owiSbur9 Ditto ju 5oarrisbura.
SparmcnD Snifitute ju (onrmcnp, unoono
6ene6pale Sanf 81 6cne6eale,
l6nntin9orn Ditto 81 i3untin9ecn, unoono
Suniata Ditto su eswistaun, unoono'
&eniin9tcn Do. in Ybl'n por
2anfoifsr bp. Su Qanfaifsr, RI
eebanon bc. ST eebancn, :
enmberman'e %. su Barren, aebrohen
Oeanuf. II. Mebanics in pbil'a, l6
Warrietta II. Susqueb. Grabbing So. unab.
Nter6ant6 II. Manuf Sanft pitfsbura, 2
Mehanics Sanf in pbil'a,
Wtners Sanf bon pptteoille, 7
9tprtbern Ditto BON ga. su Ounbaff, unob
Mcncn9cbelo bittp BON Srnun6piae, 2
McDneniIn9 Sanf+ in pbt'a, 13
Nprtbumbl. Il. Golb.Sf. al Wilton. ,luob.
sc. Beiteru Sf. t. SPA. s.Weobenilfe, oeId,(.
0teu Salem %. gu SaYette @auntp, betria.
Tcrthamptcn Sanf at Sl0entann, i6
g. 8. Dela,p. Sricfen So. al T.S,. aaetl.
9l9rieul. II. Manuf. Sf. at Carlisle, qebr.
pttlabelrba Sanf* Su pbilabelpbia, par
9itdarbs (Marf) in pbilabefpbia, sebrceb
ShuDlftll Sanf* in pbi'a, par
Silper eafe Sanf gu Montrcfe, 9efhlcG.
SpntpDart olttp III pbtl'd/ par
SpWdltbd Do. All Spipanbd, rs
llntpn Or. Su llnicntaun, oebrpd)
lSeferu DO. III pbilabclpbia, par
%. Sn @reensbnrg, gefdlc.
QSilfesbarre Sritten So. Sl gEilf. nn9aug
Sanf Su MilfeSbarre, II
Q)prf bitto* iu Oprf, 7
9)ou9tc9anY Sanf su perrpppcIis> nn9an9.
DFIuf Die nit einen be;eicbneten
8anfen fino fali6e 9totcn I'm umlauf.
~Oie DepoiitsSonfen fno NIT eie
mem t 9eaei6net.
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9aiFlbs sntbdlt 46 fsins Ssitsn unb fplfst
l23 eeut bas sinjslns @rsmpIor. Srdmsrn
uno StcbrDatsrn pel6s Elm Dusenb oper
msbr faufsn, miro Der 9em6bnidbs &obatt ers
laubt.
MeaSin9, ben 81. SUM.
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Sparet 0elb!
uno taufet fit 9 aar9eGo,
an Sbilo Don Der TbeeSHi,te.


!. p. lambert m6bts Ieine Sreunoe une
bas spnblifnm b6fitblt biermit bsnatbricbti.
gen oaB CT pas Saar9elosSyffem sinscs
tnbrt pat, baB 1T, ca6 er biernatb Sitter nur
alleln fur Saar9elo Drrtaufen ,pirb, mas
Ibn in Stano fcben miro piel poblfeis
Ter 81 perPaufen pie Gene oie auf Gree
Dit perPaufen; fir einen 8epes berDcn
ltnb alls per(cncn cin9elaoen ansurufem mo
Slter unp spreile III unterIuben.
er bat jnit erbalten ein aro6ss unb aQaes
inelnes Afortement bon Shtern III Ieinem
Sadie, bellebeno aus 2llten SABA, arlneu
Nic, sasllira uno ser6feten Saffee
Sut, Slnmpcn, 9cflarten, ct. grcir uno
Slen Orleans 3ufer.
Syrup, beitsn 3ufsrbaus uno Sleu Or
leans DlolaGes.
6ranen nno Ie6parsen sbee, frItben Saz
fs unb Neis.
Salmon, @6ao, Olafarsls, 9arrinss
pmo rofnes 8inpfeiCeb.
Sbinfrn, Stbultern uuo Seiten Spes
serelen Don alien Sprten &c.
gbenfalls einen sroBen 0orratb Don
Glas>, 2iperpDDl> Stein= II.
eJrDenen QBaaren,
Sa,tssllbren iir,D Spie9el,
Matten, Sdriten, 8efen, &6rbe, elmer,
Saner &c. &C., rpeltbes alle Diel ipob(feiler Der.
fanft miro ,pie einsss nas bis jeBt in 0lea>
elns anaebcten worbsn. ,,SSerfeblt nicbt ben
splas, Sbllb BON Der sbeesSiltS sniItben
Oct a. uno stem Sra6e, Neaoins.
Neaoln9, 2u9nlt 9.
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lttb icinrr Sebanpluna anpcrtraueu m6sen,
allcn moslicbcn SlsiB unp Gorsfalt anscccis
ben 81 la(em, 0a CT binldn9liebe Eenntni6
pon MeriSin nno Srantbcitcn batio-bpfft CT
einen Sbell Der Sunf pee SDublfums in ocr
ltmacacno 3u erbaltcn, ca ieinerieits bsi9a9e
uno 0tatbt feline Olhbe 9efpart wcrbcn lcN,
pollc 3nfriebenbeit 3u seben,
81. .. 2lae Ocjeniaen, ,pelt6c 5ipeifeln
m69rn oab icb ni6t binldnaIitbe &eiltni6 pom
dr5hiben 8atbc batte, telcben bci oeu {oerz
rem Ooctcren %. Saurr ooer Q8. g. StIcbz
man natbSufraaen.
Nber VcrM, O,a II. bD.
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Jeo6 ,ppttfeiler,
Scb;lo pom ,aeleenen 6tern,n

Stbtto pom r9eleenen Stern"
90 ehcn crbalten uup beute er6fnet cine
Ssrlhlcbenbeit bon ueuen @itsrn, unsefebr
5u haIbrn sprelleu, namlieb Golcbe ais ers
orufte Gattnne, ,pcrtb 124, su 81 Gent
Olo1ellnsr mertp 10, su 81 Gent; Dopprls
ltsln, mertb 10, III 81 gent, unp a0c anperc
1Saaren suEprcpcrtinicrten preiIcn.
Sc1ona, Suli IL.
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@uS isinTn bintsrIaiFnen Yapisrsn gsiammsll
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SS1ISpr ~. 91icbcr,

eq% 7 sA8 alten GtantpIaB, aclcsrn
MT<$< ey sss.1sasssss 1s.ss incer OF Dem @traBr,
>A@-'"'s''.zzzs 3ipiftbcn bGr Gtem uMp 7tel,
perlaHrn nnc nab Der 9lovo 5tem Sra6e
(autb eaIIo,pbtIl 9rnannG Qcraoe ocr gnaIis
itbsn SIrebH c0cr beinabc Scim's glIenttnbr
unb Searo's Sattbane 9e9enjlbcr, gcsoaru
il, 100 er icin Seltbdft III alien pclcn 3pci
tortbetrctt. ndmllth CT reparlrt allc Qrtpn
Nepctlers, spatent >cper:, $gplnrs, Outlerz,
ebrcncmcter> unp 6criSpntalsllbrcn (l8at.
tbre), autb rcparrt er ane Sprtcn QBanoz
rber 5ausslttreh Mluffboren ole 2(rtcu
6armcnien (2(ecprbeons). Gr perGpricbs
baucrbatte, 9arantirte 2lrtcit uno pilnftlicbt
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auf cine SaIhen:ltbr ~ marbSH 90
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ein3uicten 90
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sanoe pcbnen, uno llbren baben bic oes
spu8ens poer Ncrarirens tebnrftia Itnc, mo
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iDas mautbmal Icbr Ibwicris ,pdre, bslicben
ltb itbriftlleb an ibn 3u wenbeiL no CT AT jes
oerSrlt berrlt ielu rpiro, an irseno encm
splaBc in Srrfs gauntp, ibre Dinlle auacn.
bllflleb 81 Ucrritbteu.
Ncaclns, Wla "a. 1912.
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60 eben bat bic YrsiTe psrlafIen unb 1T in
Der 9rufersi bisfsr 3situng, einyln unb in
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-23
From the Globe.
BRITISH PHILAN1 HROPY.

The benovolepcs Of British 3hilanthrovsis encom.
passeth the sarhb How eager is to cvZe and chris>
anlze barLarous nations and savage tribes How alert
to put stop 10 the slave trade, and give freedom 10 the
slave Even our benghted land made to feel the in
Aueuce of this wOrld-enlightening suu-wheiher for
good or for evil, isa subject Of discussion.
But what shall say Of the following just PICTURE
drawn by the Boston Atass What would British phi
lanthrophsls say OF OH Southern planters, if when
their slaves became too old or infrm to earn living,
they were to ship them to London or Liverpool. to live
upon the charities of foreign people, or 10 die In the
sheesS Would it be worse thus to dispose Of an old
or infrm negro slave, than white free mani Is this
trade Of shipping pauperS against their will whit bet"
Ter than The African slave tradel Thank God there is
nothing in the system ofslavery as it exists in this
country, one half as horrible.
From the Atlas.
"ExEcRABLE BARBARrTY.-By statements in various
quarters it seems that The English pushing, with des
perate vgor, the means began by them time since
to get rid of their pauper population. Atevery oppor.
tune occasion. the half starved inmates of their aims
houses packed off like cattle, in vessels hired 10
veY item to the United States. In this way the parish
officers ofmany towns have already freed themselves Of
vast number of diseased blind, decrepit, DID, deorm-
ed. and helpless beings. These poor men and women
who are English by birth-after expendng their youth,
the flower oftheir lives-exhausting themselveS body
and mind, to subServe the cupidiy and administer TO
the wants Of purseproud, luxurious and never sais
fled aristocracy-these broken down people, who, in
the extremity oker age and desttution have the stron
gest ofa human claims upon the sympathes and char
tiles Of their countrymen-hese unfortunate and suffer-
ing beings are now made outcasts by their own fellow
cizens expatriasd against their will sent in despite
Of their prayers and tears thousands omes over the
seas to foreign clime;and there, without single hope
this side ofthe grave, must speedily end their days in
wretchedness and misery-dsprived of the soace
that their mortal bodies might es at least in the land
where they were born and labored so long!
'Where, in the annals of all the nations ofhe earth,
can be folnd an act more abhorreny babarouS or ex
ecrable than hisl Great Britain the most enlightened
and potent ofemplres, is covering up her other
foul and bloody deeds, by this, the tackest and most
unnatural of public crime"
And these are the people whose industry has been
PROTECTED by tariffs Of all sorts, after the fashion
now so earnestly pressed upon the people ofthe United
Statss Being taxed directly and indirectly that noth>
ing ofthe fruits of their industry left beyond bare
substance and being no longer able 10 work for their
masters they turned out to die, like old horses upon
the comnons ....
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pece had used The came aclio0-'he same
words.
"Mr. Box, groAned Tom, I've secret as
makes me very uneasy, sir ...
"Indeed, Tom, IL replied, "had'nt you bet
ter confess the mur--' murder was going
TO say, bu, though, it might not be Polne con
siderIng Toms situation.
The ruffan, for such ne then looked, tried
10 IaIse hImseC but another lurch Of Ihe Bell
lOphI on sent HIM on his back and myself on
my beam ends. Az soon as recovered my
former position, Tom continued.
'Mr. Boz, dare trust you, sit? i'll could do
go, Pm sartin as how should soon be easier.'
'Of course said !, 'of course; out with it,
and prom Sc never to beray your confidence.
Then come, come here,' gusped the suff,r-
ing wretch; give US your hand, pir.'
Inslinctively shrunk back with houOrl
Don't be long, Mr.. Box, for every Minute
makes it woree,' and then his Saracen's Head
changed to feminine expression, and resem-
bIed tie Belle Suavage.
lcOuldn't resist the appeal; so, placing my
han0 in his, Tom put il, over his shoulder, and,
with ghaslly smile, said, pull it out, SIR
Pull what oul'
My secret, Mr.. Box, h's hurting on mel
Thought that he had grown deirious; so, in
order to soolhe him as much as possible, for
ced my hand under hs shit! collar, and what
doyou think foundl Why, PIeTAIL-his
pigtail, which he had con,rived TO conceal be-
tween his shirt and his skin, when the barba-
rOus order of the Admiralty had been put in
execution.
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&s5,OOO,OOO

There are men in this world whose fraudulent and
svndliug histor les fixed in the public memory Ike
cuttings in steel whose paSime iS 10 loaf through
Banks and counting rooms, and prats Of tho mishaps
and involvements Of Others who are not so 6rnnste
az to resemble thsmsslves--who. though rolling in
wealth. have been known to scale the bills Of their
milkman boast of work for which they have paid but
half price to the starving mechanc pay money bcrvo,o
ed a twenty-five cents in the dollar and money slolen
al nothing in the dolars. Louis Vile but miniatnfs
Of the weEld ~ LoEisUils Sun. aal