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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

NHASONS SACRED HARP. with both round
IFH q Patent notes just received and nr sale
ap IL J. 4 INGRAM
SALATHlEL "A Story Of lhc pasl. The present
> and The m,uTc by Tie Rev Geo Cplcv. me-
sd"uor 10 ? vols. Just received md frr slIc M Tho
ID "hsl'Le Of JOHN FISHER
uu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

EgOR RENT-The dwelling house on Gum
a cy street, row occupied hy JDhu = Shake
AUpiy 10 DANIEL LAMB, ---
mIr lO-lI Agent furile Owners.
AAMS-iO,UO0 Ih-Cm crnuati Sugar curcd
4 Z Btcou Hams for family use just received sud
tor sale by
NOR 10 KNOX & TTDyB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
YOUTHS & CuILDREN'S FASHIONABLE
CLOTH CAPS.

ECEINED thIs day at NICALLAN'S y lrrg,
ard mo.l splendid assortment OF Youths ana
Chiidrcus fine c'olh CAPS.
l79 main street.
nyu'23 &C MCALLkN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
NNLDs. CoIMms, 8 rONhrMprtn,

III COZ SIiS, & CONSUMPTION
EliESE % lyrr.aI complaints wc lind boo almasi
= ovcv family offended with more or less So.
verify, AZ the same time yesarici by some with
very tile atiruiJa, unit theg bagIu 10 assume n
'rrgUS ch1ra err. Why are rariruts 90 neglect
'ul # themselves when they Know that in,ir
health Is all DUB dlt Are they not aWaIe thar %
rDgurCs 2 much j. ger zine To ares "a disease
when ~suil.rc1 % kut is threads upon the vrlaIs2
VII those VINO de Ice health take good advice.
Duucaus ENGcciOTauf Remedy whereby
they can Immediately ares, tuC fatal progress Of
COusuu puDn. and not be compelled 10 sre.d
ga s 10 misery and paip, besides ma,iug an A
uutls airy S1op" ui ttiair siOma hsl This AIed-
cine ls rCr'aIn 10 Is effects, 4 uEtd boo Cue season.
AMI gI WAYS produces relief iu the most h1s,lps4
ca.Os. by us soothing and palliative elects. Tins
.s @ eansUllIpn winch many appreciate
DhIg. ald wholesale Depot, No 10 North
Frchri z'ls', Philadelphia,
For sale 40 ih- store Of
JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
TO THE LADIES
EUSr received al the Whcelln. shoe Store 90
ner Of Union ard Market streets.

neT Of Union ard Market streets.
An assortment Of Fine Florence braid, English
double straw, w How Cyprus BJuneis. this last
a now and beautiful article.
Also n fine assortment Of genflemens' and
bows Legnorn ha's,'ow crowns and broad b. ms
lined aad finished ready for use. together with q
large assortment Of cOmTou Palm leaf has A.
from IS 3 4 cents 10 s.. Call a. the sign Of the
mammpfh b,Ot anil cyamiuP mavHI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

Vii GINIA-lS tuANCrEy-
At rules held boz the Clerks office II the On
cuIt Superior Court OF Law and Chunc,ry for
me county Of OaIo, IN the month Ct March,
l-42.
Andrew p Woods Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
Merchant D,fyrdand ctsph Cuooinahum

btltubNN'H.
ThcdeE nd nj. D,ford rot having entered mis-
appearance AID given Sccur.t ~ according 10 the
act Of Assembly end rhc ults Of n : court AMI
IL appearing 10y ga isfac ogy proof that he is not
an iuhabltant Of this Comm onwtalth; on r.oll'u
Of the complainant by counsel. u IS ordered that
day Of TIM next tenn of this court enter his Br-
peaTauCe and answer the cunplaiuanjs bill md
mat a copy Of TINS order be fouhwith in.'Ttel n
some uCwsl PpCT printed % thecI'y of Wbe,lns
for two mourss sgCCcsslvsly and posted az the
front door Of he court house Of Quo couuy.
\ copy tCsie
ALIEN LAIDLIN, Cluk'
Good for comp mar Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

IN which passengers vii! be az M times conveyed
TO and irom the steamboat laRj,ug fee Of charge
Iua D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

q eLuE WRITING INk-Of q very sup.r,,
- quality, m1nuiac'urrd by Coust & Tloop.
Cincinnati, neatly pui up rr stone BOTTLES. inst rs,.,.
we'd rni fr sale 10 the Bookstore Of
l.n ID JOHN FISIIR
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08
GREAT PUBLIC MEETING IN NEW
YORK ClTY-NOMlNATJON OF
"HARRY OF THE WEST"

A Tremendous Wing meeting was held
in New York on Wednesday last, at which
the utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
The Tribune says
"Ihe meeting last night at National
Hall was the largest and most enthusias.
nc held in our city for many MONTHS
The great Hall could not contain one half
Of the high spirited unterrIfed, and hope.
fuI Wings in our noble city, who throng.
ed together TO proclaim their firm, un-
tlInchlng reliance on the arm of the great
Statesman of Kentucky. Two meetings.,
in fact, were held each attended by
many thousands. We have no hope Of
fully presenting TO our readers the spirit
that prevailed; the Resolutions, the Ad.
dress and the Speeches, must speak Ior
themselves. Every heart was full of
hope; every voice was loudly raised in
the bltterest condemnation of John Ty.
Ter, and in high and joyful welcome of
the name of HENRY CLAY as our !u.
ture President"
The meeting inside the Hall was called
10 order by Alexander W. Bradford, up
on whose whose nomination STEPHEN
WHITNEY was chosen President, assls.
ted by lbiriy.four Vice Presidents. The
call Of the meeting was then read. The
nomination contained ia it, Of IiENRY
CLAY for President, was received with
! NINE cheers, which made the weIkin
ring.
An eloquent address 10 the Democratic
Wings OF the city was read, which was
received with repeated cheers. We
make ths following short extract:-
"We spread our banner to the breeze,
and with firm reliance upon the Justice
Of our cause, we confidently await the
! issue.
"Fellow.ciIZens, Americans! In this
cause we invite your aid. Upon his own
merits let our candidate be judged. Go
back to his early youth-trace him from
the period so (eeIngy portrayed in his
farewell address-when, an orphan boy,
the gallant State Of the dark and bloody
ground adopting him as her son, first
sent him forth to do the battles of his
couotry, to his recent regretted retire.
ment from the councils OF the Nation,
you find him at all times, The devoted
patriot, the enlightened statesman. the
ho"esl man. (Cheers,) lie may be
truly described as American through and
through, (cheers) American 10 his feel
lngs, American IN his aims, American
IN all his policy and projects (Cheers J"
Resolutions we're adopted expressive
of disapproharion of The m ,.admiuls'ra-
lion of the Government under John IT,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08

Harrison and Solomon Van Rcnssria,r
The duties aud hazards Of war, uoder the
gallant Wayne, IN the contests with tho
Western Indians. In 1900 he was one
Of the electors for OHIO who voted for
Thomas Jefferson, and 10 1910 he was
again placed by The same State in the
College OF Electors, and had the high
qualification Of casting his vote for the as.
sociate of his first manhood, his com.
panion in arms, The seadtast friend Of
hall "a century, the lamented Harrison.
Gen. Beal is now on a visit to his an.
cieni friend, Gen. Van Rensselaer,, and
the Vigor Of health which he still eniovs
the cearuess of his eye--the full mus.
Gle, the agile step, and the buoyent spirit,
stIll visible, are abundant evidence of
the habi'ual enjoyment of that first Of
earthly blessings. as the great Roman
mnrOlIst considered it "mers sana in cor.
pore samoa sound mind in sound bo.
dy. Long may he enjoy it.-Alb. Ad-
UertiSer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08
FOR GOVERNOR
THOMAS WIN,
of Warren OVsnty.
Another Veto.

Captain Tyler, as onr readers will
perceive, has erpelra'ed another uetO
The provisional Tariff bill. intended to
continue in force. emporariIy, the laws
regulating the collection Of duties on
imports, has me. the Presidents mega
tive; and, although the Captain thinks
otherwise, it may be well doubted whe.
tber there now exists any act for that
purpose. From this veto message we
learn, that the President will not sane.
tion any Tariff bill which shall not ab
solutely reIinquish to lhe Government
the proceeds Of the public lands The
alternative either to abandon Distr.
button or the Tariff-is'boIdIy present.
led TO Congress. Whig members, it
seems 10 us. ought not to hesitate. II
the President is resolved, as he doub,-
less is, TO make all legislation conform
TO his will, why not yield the govern.
ment at once 10 him and The "corpora's
guard" All hope of carrying out the
Wing measures of Reform, during the
administration of John Tyler, may be
given up as lost. This is essentially a
Locofoco administration; and upon Loco
foco principles it will in all probability
continue TO be conducted. The sooner
CongressshaIl adjourn the better for US
all. At all events, we trust there will
be no more IegisIaGing with an eye to
the peculiar views of the President-no
more yielding by way Of prOpiso TO com
promise with Virginia GbStractioniStS
John Tyler is gone over to the LocoCo
cos; and as a Locofoco he ought to be
esteemedby q Whig people and Whig
Congress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08
For he Carroll Free Press.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS

CONGR ESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
Mr.. EDITOR:
Please publish the following
proposition for districing this State,
under the provisions Of the Apportlon
men Act.
"FriPnd, if better SYSTEMS thine
lmpat il GreeIy-else use mine"
A DEMOCRAT.
July 9th, 1919,
lst District.
I'd DIstrict,-Buler, PrebIe, Darke,
and Mercer.
Sd Dslrict.-W Williams. Lucas, Henry,
Putnam, Allen, Shelby, Wood, Hancock,
Hardin Il Ouowa
4lh District -Sandusky, Seneca,
Crawford, Marion and Erie.
9th Dis'rct.-Hnron and Rlchland.
9th Lorain, Wayne and
Holmes.
7th District. Medina. Summit and
Portage,
9Th District--Cuyaboga, Geauga,
Lake and Ashtabels,
9Th Dislrict-TrumbuI and Colum-
Llama.
10Th Dlstrict.-Stark, Carroll and
Tuscarawas.
lllh Observation-Disclosures, Harrison
and Guernsey.
l2th District Muskingun, Morgan
and Coshocton
18th District Knox and Licking.
l4Ih DiStricl.-FrankIin, Fairfield g.
Perry.
18th Dissatisfaction, Delaware, Lo.
gar, Champaign, Clark and Madison.
l6'h District Montgomery, Warren
and Miami.
l7th District.-Pickaway, Fayette,
Clinton and Green.
18th Dislrict.-CIermont, Brown, A.
dams and Sciolo.
10Th District. Belmont, Monroe and
Washington.
20lh Dstrict,-Alhens, Meigs, Jack.
son, GaIIa and Lawrence.
2lst Dstrict.-Pike, Ross, Highland
and Hooking.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08

colleague and confidential assistant and
adviser, a treasure beyond all price
The fidelity of his nature, applicable tC
all the duties of ll(e, gave to his friend
ship a stability frm as the foundations
Of the earth.
70 his bereaved and disconsoIate wi
dow, to his rising and afflicted family,
to bis respected aod distinguished bro
theirs, what consultations can we offer
but those from the world where SIN aad
sorrow are unknown And as Tor me IN
the anguish ormy soul, can only draw,
from the same source, the Christian
hope that he has preceded nae for few
days to world where we shall again
meet to part no more!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08

the county, 10 doubtful or caPlious in
terprelallon.
10 djschargng the high duties thus
imposed on me by the Constitution,
repeat to the House my entire willing
ness TO cooperate in all financial mea-
sures, constitutional and proper, which
in It's wisdom it NAV Judge necessary
and proper to re establish the credit OF
the Government. l. believe that the
proceeds octhe sales OF the public lands
being restored To the Treasury, or, more
properly speaking, the proViso Of the
act of September, l841, being permit
ted to remain in full force. tariff of du-
ties may easily be adjusted, which, while
it will yield revenue sufficient to
maintain the Government in vigor, by
restoring its credit, will afford ample
protection. and inluse new life inlo !
our manufacturing establishments. The
condition OF our country calls for such
legislation, aud it will afford me the
most sincere pleasure to co operate N
it. JOHN TYLER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08
"Dedt6 lOpeS a shining mark"

The Hon. SAMUEL L SoUTHARD, late
President Of the United States Senate
departed this life at F fredericksburg, Va
on the 25th uIt. See in another column
the eloquent eulogy pronounced upor
Mr., Soulhard by John @. Adams. The
Hon W. S. HASTINGS, member Of Con
gress from Massachusetts, died at the
White Sulphur Springs in Virginia or
the 24th uli.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08
.:0.C q

THE DUEL.-A duel was fought on
the 25rh ult. in the State Of Delaware,
near the Pennsylvania line, by Colonel
Webb, Of the New York Courier and
Enquirer, and Mr.. T. Marshall, mem
ber of Congress from the Lexington
district, Kentucky. The parties fought
with pistols at ten PAGES; and, on The
second fire, Col. Webb was slightly
wounded in the leg below the knee =
The challenge was given by Mr. Mar
shall on account Of certain oHe nsiVe
structures which had appeared in the
Courier and Enquirer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08

RHODE ISLAND The Dorr party has
made another rally in Rhode Island; and
has again been routed, "horse, foot aud
Dragons" Dorr himself has fed it is
said, TO Connecticut or Canada; and ma
ny of his followers have been arrested
and thrown into prison.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08
GOVERNOR CORWIN.

The Ohio Statesman keeps up won
der(u porher because Gov. Corwn does
not spend all his time at Columbus
This we believe has not been required
OF MIR. C's predecessors in office parti'
cularly during the recess of the IeeIs-
ature. Gov. Morrow, if we recolIect
Alright, went up not oftener than once a
month. and remained but short time.
Such, we presume, has been the usual
practice; except perhaps during the last
part of Governor Shannon's term. when
he remained away from the Capitol be.
tween two and hree months nt one time,
Did the Statesman then complain? Not
word-aI was right and proper
Lebanon Star,
Right, Mr.. Sidr-Ohio has never had
governor resident nj Columbus, -
There is nothing in the Constitution, nor
in the nature of the office, which re-
ouires such a residence. Gov Brown,
though a bachelor. did not take up his
residence ut Columbus. Gov Corwin
spends all the time at Columbus which
| is necessary for faithful discharge oI
his official duties, and as much more as
he chooses. II the Statesman chooses
to harp upon the Governors absence
from Columbus, we do not know OF any
more innocent pastime at which h'
could be employed, No one erPccts hin
to be satisfied with aDv thing Governor
Corwin does, you know not even par
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08

6rWe are requested 10 announce
JAMES II, Ross, Esq as suitable
candidate to represent the counties Of
Carroll and Jefferson in the next Le
gisla,ure of Ohio
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08
A TIMEHONORED PATRIOT

A IIME HUNUREU PATKTUT,-
Yesterday we had the honor and pleas
ure of an introduction to the venerable
Gen. Beall, oil v Woosler, Ohio.
Forty seven years ago this aged man
shared with his cOmpatriots, Wm. Henry
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-08

FOURTH OF JULY.--The 4th o.
July was celebrated in this town on
Monday last, by the Carroll county To-
tai Abstinence Societies. Alarge mum
ber Of ladies and gentlemen, together
with the youth of both sexes in the vii
Iage and vicinity, formed procession
IN the streets and marched under various
"CoId Water banners 10 grove, where
the Declaration of independence was
read by Mr.. Dempster, of Lecshur2
and Temperance Address delivered by
Mr. Morrison, Of MonroeyiI7e, Jefferson
county. The address Of Mr. Morrison
is spoken Of as a very crPdiiable perfor
nance, and the Temperance songs. az
sung by The ladies, gave much satislac-
tion.
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Nianp Niceplp.

9islss Snfrument 1T nsusr @rfnbun9, unb
in Sbtnbeit unb Stdrfe oes Sone5 ir9enb sis
nem piano Bcrte ,psit por,usisben.
Wsbrere Yiano 8ortes, bic auf Der &sife bon
europa bsfbdoist, follsn ossws9sn um batbsn
&oifpreis psrfauft perben. Sur Ysriensn, msts
bs nidt befonbers auf bic 2tussnfsts 70 iebr
9enau fsbsn, mag Der 4nfauf zines bisisr Sn=
ifrumsnte cine fb6ns @slessnbsit fsin, poDlfeil
su einsm 9uten pianc Scrts 81 fommsn.
Seecnbbdnoise Yano Sortes ino ausb III
babsn bon $40 6iS $40 Sas Stif.
Sernsr bat sr ffetS auf !3anb, cine aross
Gsrfbsbenbsit BON 8iolinen, Sl6ten, @iario,
netten, Srompstsm !66rnsrn pofaunsn, 8ios
linfaten better 2lrt, rpie aub 8iolinbS9en-
s6enfo, srcse Srommsln &c. &c. 9isie Snffrus
msnte fonn sr nun biliser psrfaufen ais friber.
6. z. Sei5mann.
9tsabin9, au9ulf 16. 39R.
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SprfOlao.
Sir bic 6eraus9a6e elmer beutleben Wouats.
@brift inter Dem sitel, Der
UennluLUania Suuer.

pcHUiUlOuliIu ONuei.
gs 1T cine anerfannte wabrbcit, paB in
allen Speigeu oes menlbllcbsn Q8l6ans, ras
iebe uno srobe SprHbritte 9emaebt psrbclb
Feline aber Derbient nebr Die Nufmertlamteit,
bee 9efammteu nenleblieben S5critanpee, ais
Der, bet $anowrtbIbaft, ni6t nar neil Der.
IcIbe, ber alteite, Der ebr,pnrpiste nno t6s
tbislte 1T, fcnoern neil oericlbe IN feb feltit
alles meu(6li6e QBiden bereiMi9t. Die Slas
tllrsrIebibte, Botanif, Gbemie, DNdbanit,
(tno ibre Sebhlfen, tnb ss 1T tpabrbaft ers
freulieb 3u feben, oa6 70 mob in unferm bers
lieben freien %ance als i'm altem W1utterIanbe
ftb bic seiebrtelten Sbpfe nit Der rabitaIi.
Ieben 9evtederunsen res $anptaues unb oer
Sieb3ubt tbeoretiftb beiddftiscn, oenen osr
oenfenoe uno praftilete >anbipirtb, neue
ouellen ces 9Sobl.tancss psrcanfet. 9ie
Befanntper ouns Icleber nleIihen gntpefnns
gen nno ertincunsen 1T oae 1Dere Der Oru:
ferpreGe. llnIere enslifhen 8rioer in otes
fem $anoe erfreuen ftt Uiele lcieber 9briften,
it,n ater aub ,infere oentIebsm 8riioer in
SenntniB aicfsr SsrbeGeruns. erfahrunsen
Inn Gntcefunstn 81 feBen, 1T ole Nblttbt oies
Ies Sorlbla9s. Wsir Iessn lelben eincm &c.
ebrten publifum er9ebentt Dor, uno noem
mir auf 4uf,nuntertns uno lInterishBuns
bureb sablreisbe ltnterIbreiter recbnen, oers
fpreeben mir punftlidbss S1aebeonmcn infer,
Ieite, nit fcIsenoen
8eotn9un9eu:
9erielbs erlhent am 2nfanse einss jeben
W1onats in srcbe Octave, unsefabr l6 Seis
ten anf sutcm Drudpapier uno id6nsn
SbriftsnL fur ein 3baIsr pen Sabrsans in
Doraas Sesahluns.
Slr niebt yoeniaer ale ein Sabr9ans fann
rnterfebrieben psrbsn. 2luffinptsnnssn mil.
Bsn 5wei D1cnats Dor 2lblauf oes Dorsebsn.
oen Sabre seIebebsn, uno alle WildItdnce bes
riebtist lcih tpenn lelte berisffrbtisst werpen
GolIen.
9Ber 3baler sinfenbet, benz ,peresn 6
grsmplare 5useteGt.
Dlittbeiluusen iber ieben Graenttanb oce
Nfertanes, BET Sieb3uebt, uno i,berbaupt
lber 2tllee cabin Sielenoe, meroen NIT Oanf
aufasncmmen, miifen aber 70 ipie alls Sriefe
pofffrei sin9sianbt nsrben.
SbeiHy uno 5eIlers.
Soam6ura, Geptember 6.
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csaepb SE. Wsiaer.

Baftbaus gum Samburs .5otel, in Der
5taot Samburs, Serfs Gaunty, pa.
maebt biermit feinsn 8seunbeH uao einem
ssebrten publifum iberbaupt Die b6fide
9lnjese, bab CT am s8iten lesten Wdrs oas
obensenannte Saiihaus, lsBtbin I'M Be1is oes
eisentbdmers, 5rn. Daniel Gern, btsosen
bat. Dieles Gait5ans init fenen Olebense.
bduoen ,purbe 70 ein9erlhtet, baB es benz SuBs
sanser, Dem Neiter ilno pem Subrmann allie
Sequemliheeiteu bartieten Die CT billiseripeis
ie berlansen Fam - f66ne 9hlafimmer,
elm GROCER 5of uno seraumiss 9talle, quite
Soit uns aueerIeIene 8etrdnfe, iibertaupt
cine quite sefallise 4uftpartlns, nnp babel ein
febr billiser preis, fno ipeniaitens 8ssens
ttanoe tpcburtb ct fleb allejeit beitreten ,piro
Die Sanolt6aft feiner 8reunee su serbienen
unb 5u erbalten.
6amburs, W1ai 8, IS42.
81. 3. 6 bis 10 Sotsanser f6nnen auf
billtse Beoinslnsen NIT ansenebner ump sils
fer Aufipartnns Oerleben tperoen.
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pianO EOrtes.

llntsrfidbnetsr munitbt burb eisfs 3eilsn
Gin 9sebrtss publifum Defenders barauf aufs
msrffam Su MAIDEN, oas er ftirSlid9 msbrsrs
pano ScrtsS BON perfbisosnsr 0uatitdt, pon
europa erbaltsn bat, uno oase nun i'm Stans
be 1T, biefeben blli9sr ;u perfaufen, al6 lis in
philadelphia cosr an irsenb einsm anbsrnYlata
se 5u babsn ftnb.
@nise bisisr Yianc 6ortes linb NIT unb ans
bsrs cbne mstollne Ylattsn, iebr ltare sebaut
uno i'm Ia9emeinsn boben iis sinsn portrefflib
fbensn Sen.-3ualsidl erbaItsn,
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BrannrctD's
Se9itabilien llniperial. 9i0en.
0HPT oSooaoc 40. .tS,.lStsJ.,,.

SP9l[QDtlten unl0erlQl> ?ptuen.
@Iooesftoe Der perfdlfber.
9as publifum beliebe su bsobatbten, oas feiz
ne Branpretb's spillen aebt {luo penn nicbt
Die Sebaebte!n NIT ileuen 3etteln Derleben
ltns. gs ltnp orei itno jeoe entbdlt bic sleis
che Slaneusauhebrift Don Or. Branbretb
0iefe 3ettel lno in Stabl aeltohen, leb6n
Oersiert unb init einem Sottcnauflpanbe bon
mebreren SauGeno 9balern semaebt.
grnnert euh, ber ateiebe Wame BON 8.
Sranoretb mu6 cben auf ber Sebaebtel, ,auf
bcr Seite unb anf ben 8oben {ein. 8ei lcrs
fdltiser ltnterintbuns 1T Der Stame Benjas
min Branoretb auf 0erfebieoensn Stelen Der
neuen Settel III finpen, rpele6e aenau aleieb
NIT Or. Branbretbs 6anoGebrift it, 9iefer
Stame 1T in, Dem Sleswerfe III ftnben.
9ie Dilen sperben III 25 Gent Die @6atb
tel Serfanft, bcn osu fclssnoen Qsentsn in
8erts ganntp:
@ti6tsr unb WeSnsht, 0eaoins !; Oaiaer,
Sebeifp II. Smitb, 6amburs; SO. &. Boper
Bernbille; Daniel &. Sault, an ber 9teaoins
ger 9tra0a ne6 8srubille; @amud 6eebler,
Baumstaun; s. II. 9. Soper, Sopcrstauu ;
!6cnrp 9insIe, Grieoensburs Siiebarp s.
Sones, llniohUi!le l3.nn &. Sanperflei6,
womelsborf; @amnel W1oore, ,@toubsbura
Bemerfs oas jsber Aaent Elm enarabiertes
gsrtlfteat ber Nsentftbaft bat, miteine, Hn>
itbt bon Or. Sranbretb's Manufafterp ~,
Cling Cling batttelleno, unb auf ,pelden rid.
ti9e gcpien ber neuen 3ettel 5u feben ftno,
bic jeBt auf Brauoretb's piaen @bad6te!n
9ebrauebt peroen.
y. Sranoretb, M. o.
6reBs uno Kleinperfauf an feiner of
fee, $40. 8. Slorb 8te Sra6e, pbilabspb'a
Sebruar Is, l942. 1S.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-12-13
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SD eraebte es als meine pHitbt, befanut
5a MAIDEN, oab feltbem lcb Don oben erpdbns
ten Yitlen 8ebraud, ssmaht, feinen Durdb.
lauf mebr sebabt, lprmit ieb iebr oft seplaat
mar, ipie ancb Die sro6en S6mersen in neis
nen Slieren berioren, unp nldbt brancbte 70
oft QBaGer 5u maiden unb ba6 ieb i'm @tal.
De ipar. INNER al meiner Ur6eit III bleiben,
pelbes ieb nie,nals porber i'm @tanoe mar
1l tbnn - ilno perltebsre, ba6 Ite oas bette
sariersDalttel fnD tpelebcs iet jetaals senom.
men babe.
Senry t7e,pman.
6eicsleers 3aunlebip, >ibanon gauntp,
4usalt Q. bp.
Die 9imptonen ODER Unfana BON bieler
filrbterliten Srantbeit, }no, Druef auf Der
BlafG Brsnien ODER 9ehne,oem teim qBal,
Iermatben cber nab oemfelben, Neis BAH,
cbne DieI maiden au f6nnen, 3u Ianse iparts,,
miGsn ebe &c fommt, SlierensSe Sebmer,eu uno
srobe Sebmer5en i'm &rens. @ie ftno auet
ein erprottes iino 6e,eustee Wlittel fhrDureb
lau6 Nubr, Scpfipeb, masenframpf @nss
brhitisteit nno 5ertelluna bes 1ppetit's =
llno tper lte ais Gin Ibfibrunsss unb $ar.
iermittel brautbt miro oisfeu plasen nielnale
unterworfen fein.
Jebn Kienfey, 6. o.
efe Der 7ten aao Sranflins9traBe.
Naenten in Neabins :-@eorae GeB, Carl
Winana, gfe BET 7ten uno Sranelms@ @tra6e,
mno u spnmeae, Druferei biefer 3ettuns ;
ebenfale 81 baben in Seioelbers 9aunfebip,
y. e., bel Ibrabam Spen9ler.