davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Jt q 6 = [ h f,

Defentlibc Slahriht wiro bicr,nit aesez
ben, DAB Die llntsrjsidnetsu gommiOtcners
BON Serts ganntp, bsreit Icin merpen, an
lbrsr Nmtsifnte, ain erIten Dlontas i'm naebs
fen Sanuar, unp taslieb pdbrrnb psn fplaen.
Den Swei 3Bphen gcntrafte NIT &cltben
sln3nseben, bic ,pilnItben Die untcriNicplltGen
Srafen beim Sabr ;u nebmcn. ollie @5pltbe,
e'r es psrnablaffsen pper 1teb wcisern iolls
ten paraut 81 a6ten, ,perben BON elnsem
epntratt ausseleblc0en.
Scbn Song lgcmmiI(to's.
Dilliam Irnplb
SeSeuat:- 8. .. gumnius, @6rsiker.
srmmilfcnsrssltmt2
o''"ot"S' oee.2o.S SIN.
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Heattrirer's S1o6rt bt.

Sladbridst rpirp Eiermit sessben oa6 bic fo(s
seno tenahntsn sperfonen, bic Nednuuaen
itrer Srrpaltun9en Der 5lnterIa0cnCeGafteu
jener Seritorbenen, oeren Slamem untcn a,,s
sefibrt itnb, i'm - 0esittrircr'e Nmte i in
unp fir Die gauntp Derfe, binterleat baten,
nno poB oicIelbrn ber 38aiIeueourt fir 3u:
la6uns tno ScltatiSun9 brrseIeSt ,perSen,
anf sSreita9, ben 7ten naebItCn Sanl,dr, 10
llbr Sprmlttass, im gcurtbaule Der Staet
0eapin9, ndmlic6:
sDcter Song uno Saecb <ons, grceutoren
bts peritcrtrncn Georag Song.
3Dettc Wecbnuna BON Daniel BenBc( uuo
Saeob 28cnBel, Neminit. rcs perltort. Sobn
1Sensel.
gatbarlna 5up, Sfaae 6up mS scbias
glcufer, Nomiuittratcr bes Uertt. Ntb. Sun
Scbn 9erlet uub @ecrae Serlet, greeus
trrsn pee Uerit. paul Serlst.
Sacob Dsturf, ereeutor pes per,terbtnen
Seremias Sopcr.
2loam Oiener, Sobn 9iener lno 5rinrieb
0iener, Ncmtn Der perit. eatbarima 0iener.
Saecb Nitman, Greeutcr bes psrltcrbencn
peter NiBman.
O1aria Sopsr, grseu.oriG bss petltcrbencn
Saeob Sopsr.
sbomas 5. 8atcorf greeutor Der nsrltprs
Semen gliIabetb 6cffman.
@alomcn Smitb, ereeutcr oes Derttottef
nen Seorae Q8eie.
5cinrieb Sbcmpion, Sormuno Dcu gbri:
itlana Games, jest Srau bon Sobn 3eebman.
6einrlcb 9bcmpfcm Scrmnno ppn Suian
na Games, Sobter pes Dcr,t. 3Sm. games.
6einritb 9bcmpion, Sprmuno Uon gbri
ttiana &srn, Gin Sobn unb Gtee bes "ertors
benen q8illiam Sern.
6einridb 6ottenItcln unb Sobn 6olIenbath,
Nomiulitratcren bes psrit. Scbm 6up.
Sobn Srocnbeifer, Acminitratcr eee Der
ttorb. Slicolaus Notbsnterssr.
9apip 1Disano unD Sobn 8rccnbeiler, Gre
eutcren ocs ocrtcrb. 4nbreas QDieanp.
Sriecrib Gsipel, Sobn Seioel, Saeo5Scs
bel unD 6einrihSeipeL Npminltratorsn pes
Uerltcrbenen Srisperih Ssiosl.
gbarlcs g. Sabsr, Aominiltrator bet bers
ttorb. glilabetb Grim, ,pcleba eine BON pen
Nbminiit. oes perf. Sonatban Grim mar.
gbarles 8. Satsr, Npminitrator oct ber>
itrrb. Glfabetb Grim.
Scnatban 6aas, GU, uno @scrse Guin.
ter, Ncminitr. D. Oertt. Olaria SeuItermaeber
Secrae 6cnlp, Iominillrator pes Derttor:
semen Seorae 5stnlp
Wiaria @tcim Hominiltratorm pes Sers
fcrbenen Seorae Steim.
Joel KIttsr, Nesitrircr.
Nesittrirere Hmt, NeaoinS,
Occemb. 81, l841 Smt
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Nun unercrpentlttbe Cur.
ElenleD'5 @eQen @rlpe[ lyi(Ieu

NttHleVo VtSeHiOrQ0cl ptllen.
Dies 1T 81 be5enaerb ba6 ieb piele Sabre
lang an jcner ItbrefIieben &ranfbeit, Der 8raz
Uei lltt unr ftrStitb mebr ais jemale, uuo
Dap ib ndber am Sooe ais am $pbcn ,par, a.
ber III mtiner 3ufrispenbtit uno @lhf maebs
te ltb Gebrautb bon &icnlep's Spacn>Srdpe(
plllen nno bate, 0anf ici Ser BorIebuna
Stttes nio &ienlep's SsaensSrdpel Dleu,
etnen 9utcn Stano Won Sefunpbeit er(anat.
Jtb ratbe eincm Sebcn. Der al oerIc(bcn
sranfbeit lrbct, cinsn Serluct hamit ,u ma
den, inpem cb pcr(ltbcre paB icb ncch nie 70
mas 5elliamee 9rnommen hats !; itb speife
lcaar cb 70 Gin oureres Wlittsl in prr me(t
Su f1nrcn 1T = uno caburtb setc ieb ibnennie6t
1np'el Sob. QBer ,peitrr 2usflnft Ucrlanst
fann trp mir anrufcn SO. "a, OlarPtsl5icr.
ef, III Neaeln9- Cpilli"m 5icber.
9is Simptomcu oper 2(nfana von peler
filrhtsrllhen Sranttelt, Nno, Sruf ouf Der
Slalc, Srennen ober Sthne,ben beim wMI
IcrmabCn obrr maeb oetniclben, Sicif ha,l,
cbne piel matben III f5nnen, su lanae iparten
inh0en ebe IS tpmmt, SlierensSebmer,en ,lnp
arcBe Stbmer3en iin SrenS. QBer ftb 70 BEE
tlnect, Der folIte ansentliflieb fclts NJ1ittsl
fheben, melbe oafhr anempfcblen fnp.
Naenten: Carl 95inans, 7tc @tra6e, unr
II. pupclle, 9rndsrsi pee "siberaleu gect<
abter's," in 0eaoima Sr. WIcIer, Npctbe,
tcr in Hlleataltn; QittipeS Smmrnptrfrr, lpcz
tbefe, in pbIlaoelpbia.
preis IS Sent Die Stbacbttl.
Jobn Kientey.
Slcbsmber 16. bp.
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81. 3. DerIonen ,pelhs bon ctisen 8rie:
fen a5bclsn, lperosu bsliceen ;n Iascn oaB fts
tstanhtSemabt Ino.
Gbarfes Trorell, p. NJ.
Neaoins, Sanuat 4, i842.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-01-04
8rpde guriolItdt!
Gin poppeltes Sbter,

eGF> 9isS Sbsr 1T cine Der 9rtstsn
NxUNwN Guriritdtsn Die js sefannt opsr
GgA--s-. -sx. Dem Yublifum 9ssi9t wuros.-
So 1T Elm pS0is au6sswatbfsnsr
9siuncsr Sul, etma iebs Sabre alt. gr ifsbt
unc 9sbt auf bier 9elp6bnlden Ssinsn, auIsrs
bsm bat ct Elm anpsrsS 9cppebsn nit swsi
&nieen, srsi paar !cufsn &c. Ssine Sonfts
unb anbsrs @lisbsr am !6intsrftrpsr itno bop>
pslt unp nibt 9ut ;u bsibrsibsn, fonosrn is
mtifTen 9eieben wsreen.
QSdDrsnb ben 9s9snwdrti9en bsiosn Court
Bodsn iif baS 9bier SIT fsbsn i'm Stalls binter
Sonatbon @rstbs @afbaufs, am Cd Der 7tsn
unb YsnnifrafTs, td9lid.
@intrittsprsi5 l24 Sent, bic perion.
Geabn9, Sanuar A. 2nt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-01-04
3unt 8erleb1tett.

Cine eortreffiebs plantaIebr sslsseh i'll
Se'belbers 9aunIttip, sibancn gauntp, cine
balbe Oisils BON Sddferstaun ica ioscie5
perlebnt rpsrbsH 0ieIelbe cuthalt $50 ldsr
Salfitcin >auo pcn telter Qualitat. 9arauf
befnoct fteb Gin 3wcittbfistss uwA
8obnbous, S6euer> Stallun9 f::::dls
uno fpniti9e Steben9ebduben. ..5sgX
Sir oas Sldbere penbe man Iteb al pen llns
terlhrieeeusm ncbnRaft in Sebaferetaum.
Osepr. Z. peter Sbib.
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9 t q T b.

y 7 It Y.
-am 7tcu Scetr, in Ober Seru SaMnIe6ip,
Sobu Stbpsnt, i'm 74ltrn >ebensjabre.
--am Item, i'll GrhnNitftb 3auniblp, Ma.
ria S. 2Sissle, Satin bon oSm. oSie9Is, i'm
7Oiten Sabre ihres 2lltrrs.
-am l4ten, in Nuseomtmanor 3amIhip,
3bsoror Suhs, i'm bcben Nltsr bon 81 Sab:
rem, 8 Wlonaten unp &c Sascn.
-am l6ten, in nisIcr Stapt, 9amuel Scper,
alt Sc Sabr, Dlonat uno Ia Gage.
Din 2sitcn, III piclcr Staet, @sorse Soper,
im Altcr bon 72 Sahren nnp 4 9asen.
din 24iteM III ois(er Staot, ccNrael &eclp,
SObn ppn Saecb Geclp, i'm Altsr prR 25
Sabren uuO 8 3aacn.
din 92lten i'll picIcr 9taot, &eutN Sei.
Der, leines alters 90 Sabre.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-01-04
. Or { ely Ia 9

SOr bla9
3ur 6craussats sines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir
Sutliebe mo qDeItliebe 1ebr intsrsfians
ten Wertee, IN oentiGer Srratbe,
inter Dem 3itel:
g { tt a Cb t II It 8 e1t
iber Die Soarmonie Der 2Derts Der Slatur init
Der GBeisbsit uno SIte Scttcs /;
iu cincm Saupe, in $40. bon etipa 6O0,Seiten.
Searbeitet notb osn beten Gbrifttellern,
BON pro fsner
Osm 9Gsrfs mrbr qob Deile9sn ,pellsn, ais
es Don @elsbrtsn, ron Satperifdnciesn BON
Mdnnsrn me t11ublcnbers uno Heim, bic
aus pislsn 9riintsn in Der bSdbitsn @unit csa
3Dlfe5 itsbsn, srbelt, mare unididlit. sitel unc
ibsrhhfI9. Der @tbtbare 5. u. .1lhblen'
Berg fa9t baron:
"Seb bin gan, itterScust, oa6 Sllemano oic'
"fe 8ctrahtmacu obne Slusen lefen fann
"Gs ,pars oabcr ~ rpiinfcben, pab re6t Sisle
'1tc iii bic l6dnoe bceamen uno aufmcrfian'
"purtleien matbten, inpem lle mir treftlid
"aeeianst lehrinrn, tcinabe Seoermann ,peirr
'hinr Neiter ;u matben . cole gmrhncnn9en
~ 9ute Scridee - Scrnbiauna uno Srcit,
u INIT einem Dorte - 9usrno uno brn
"scbn per suscnp brrpcrsntrinssu.
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9Beroen fo9letb Yerlan9t
Gin cper a,pei Oldnner bic rs unternebmen
,pollen, SubIeribentsn fir sin ntnes 1Berf
sn lainmeIn. 9as Sldberc erfabrt man in
eieler Oruderei.
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Sherif's Serfeiserun9
bon
2ieoenoem Gi9entbum.

Sraft einee all MIDI turb bic Court ron
Common Yleas bon 8erts gauntp serldbtes
ten Sefctts bon 8spitioni grponas, fol! psr.
Fault ipRroen
WlittDoets, oeu ls. Sannar, ain Galtbau.
Ge bon Sacob 9. 8aruet, in ocr Gtart STE
aoins, cine se,plfis 0Sohnuns uno @rnnrlotte.
aclrscn III per 5tact Neaoina, Serfegauntp
tearemit pureb soften bon Oanisl Stbein,
6ciurttb 9h6ner [pcrmals 1Billcn III.
pretbt], uno an bic 5auptitrabe bon Neaoina
natb &ulnscrs Srife cnttaltsne ! afer
&anp. - <cBthin eiscntbnm BON selurleb
YittinS.
ginsespaen nnb III greentlpn senummsn ,tnc
,plrb rtrtauft, ron
Daniel Gferly, Sbcaif.
@eberiHis Imtitnbs
Meaciua, cJan. 4. On.
Die Ybilarslpbisr laiItn iibS rscbt angsls9sn
fsin bic Nbfbaffun9 Der 9coeslfrafe ;u tenlr'
fen. Wsbrsrs Ssrfan1nlpn9en llno bsrst5 IN
Der 2ftiibt 9ebaIten mpreen.
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--enreb ben Gtrrp. 6rn. g, OllclIe, am 8.
Stc, 6err Sciua Sitd nit Oltb Wlarla
Sunoor, beibc pom Seibclbcra.
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Starb-am oori9sn SrsitaSe bas alte Sabr
l64l, an 4lhrsfbndbs.
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Vrtef oeS majors I'll Ten.
gs Si,;,, otcv 30 c,,E 1o,sl


@eeArter 9err! Sbr grrlyes Sd,rei6en bonn
8. D babe ld Dor elr',cn 2u9en emptangen uno wur,
ce eS o9et beantluertet baoeu, peln es nlr wlttoe
9elhafte eraurt Batren.
ch oerlldere Sle, Gap e5 mir 9rcGes 8ero,iiaen oes
nlapt hIben mlrce, lpetn es l eler @)epalt 1e,tdS
ben bate, s5bre @thllour9 Su Der sSunjen .idauer
Sta1Is SonoeuttpH am %. .. lnSun hnen. IS rpdre
mir aus pIeen uradbPn anyenenm yelpelen p,ele (s,us
tdoun9 a!lSuuebnen, belOnccrs aber UNI nov en,lal
SounOerte Der eDlen Menben bel Der Nano ~, ueh,,pn
Die te tclS bin perenl,e lcDog pe poIltlite Gteuu,
oe neutn SM onrfen, nno init oenen h sutrjt in 1879
befannt putoe ais t oen Staat ourtrellte nm in ies
rem S.mpfe behulFd' gu leia, unO aob neprM Sea,p>
IOer Der l8ahnfnu Ser berrfhsnben partei fd,eiut
oeie Stsun9 oes @on9reles 10 tang ,laben su rroen.
ais oteloe beretts perplB 9emaot bat sd, babe pas
her feline 9aslldt Sbrer Serlammluns per,oulid, bes
ncbnen Su tDanen-m 9eilte luo IN @runpi1ben ,per,
be l dber ieBf unc tmmer nit Der Dempfrote feim 10
lan9e i erItaao seu9 babe um ben 9Sertb Der Xrei.
belt Sn Md5en.
4Senn lleb Die Convention uerfamn,et, ,piro ,e bic
Sanoes 0te ,iernn9 gum erfen Otale in bem fur,eu
3eitraunle BON 16 Uicnaten oes 9roBten reoeus ore
bre el9ene Danolmngstpele daf ene iOlde Stufe be,
Arntntb uno llnterrbdnt9feit OerfeBt noen ais oes
nllr olrd anbattenoc1 nftD un9ud)en Eriea mbalid,
it, Deies ungll6 It oe @rt9eburf oes HcDera(sIi,ns
iet er ben ianen Nbi9 anaabnt, uno feline @ruuclae
unc lelcenfbdften IN oer Ecrm Der 9ational 0erruo
tung gum 8erld,ein fan,en.
Webre SATIRE Dor 1910 gas ffes ctefe Nartei uli
lRnbe um Die Uerpelfeten Glemente Der GseGld,off
4uf eillem SaussH Da fammelg. llno in ienem Sabre
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FRAU . "* ibfe tbr ent9e aletoer nad1 Der neneten
SObe Nrr Nn{idbt. Der Gedtel 0iue auf bic dusd9en
bitpften herans, Srau . ** mar ei1er Sbnn!att nas
Be- Die Deuerfaft ltrSte berer unD bic 9Raule oer>
breiteten fId i'm san;en Soaufe. Als Cerr y ~ nae
9anIe Fam uso trltbeno ben Softer 1aher nterlnthte
fane er am Booen oeIeLben oas Siaet: 9nao'9e Sran
Sbr Nerr @emabl fhcB su ienem 5a9oocr9nn9enm I'm met
ne Sase tCct d erlau6e mir jeet Senen e'"e sOsaH
ie iu Ihidcn." ..-.. ..
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oelt ruhen auf @utt .-Ote &Hdtldaeu Nno 0Fr SHuI'
Sbr eio bic einSaen, rechtmdB'9en N1dter Sner ut'
tbeil elltlhetbet unabdnoerltCh
g5Sir tpfeu--ntit @roebenbet, uno 9Iduben oertrau
uuQspoG oaB tr BET bieleu entllden Scgaue
ala Trennoe ces Ge1ebeS lMo Der Sronnn9, H. ais be-
eibiate llnterltlter Ger @ontitucn enrer He9erIn9
ms voIDmmeu un1erer 8erbinoltd)tetten enteo9t pa
bet
lleberucbmeno eirte Serartrcrtd)telt, tpelde u1ao
bdnqee llmitdnoe Mns aufe9ens eaoen MIR Ine OnnS
snrm oufaelSlf, nm ,u unlern Wobuun9en nno 81 n''
fern ecuitucnten Suritd;ufehren. H. erparten o1s ur
cl berelben nit bent ruhl9i1 Serrouen al1t e1ae 9e'
wiiIenbofte, reoIid)e pfMbtertulun9.
SendtD N.
Games e. Taran, pom Damiltrn @runtD, gcer9 vs.
Nolmes Daber, 9tc6ert NaSettnc, " Sutler, SYFan'
Secuaro, BON &nor, BElllam dUbbu1s, Don 9loa'us'
9lQen Qltbm, BON Gp6, Gbpr1as 9S. SartleD; YoI1
,Hihlono, Slrr noer lc@cunel, BON Ntcr9an, ism.
6. lSoltcn, pDn Wonrce, jDbn Hithep, bon 2srID'
cS1cpb OCjtetter, uon Sturf, Sanuel Span9lcr, .
SSairHel> .. .. TaDler, On 0ldtn9, Sohn ScarrS,
ppn NISapne, benjamin Steam, BON Su5carlma5,e
gP. Slaten, bon @O(umbian1, Sohn 9cpotr, bon Se'
neca, SSanles WittdeN, Oon Seffe'lou, atob Slart'
BON 4ucIS
9eprG1 nj N c II.
eRufnS N. Sp1lpiua, pom Sum!t SpuutD, Spbu Nt.
Gcnfins, pon Solumbtan1, slbraham Norman, Don
Otablauo, S1muet DUNN, ocu Selntont, Us 9SOrt'
man paDer, ccSpel B lHc6arldno, BON Smtler, S>bn
sMcRlclfev, oater, Se(1e Rerepltb, BON 9c5brctrGL
S1meS GrIftb, pom @raDtOro, 9coF9e Is. Sbatg'
BON Delarp1re, WtutIm Oec@lun9, .. SarrItelo, vs.
q. N1tdb, vcn namiltcu, Oliuer ScueS oabcr, 9te'
bert 'z Weore Dab SamS Grpin9 Oaler, Sobn aamee,
BON Sad(oll, &c &rano Syh9tcn, oon 'plte, Oln1eI
&,rI1uer, bon j,o6ius, R1tbsp atf'nlcn, pCn Gar
rca, Scjtpb Sitbcart, pou Sefferion, SaIeb S Mc'
gtuity, BON 8nrr, Si1ac Seen, bon edng, Scnat9
Smb oaNer Sobu :R. Baters, pcH putnam, S
g. 5tseOn1au, bon lecnsYt SsrnellaS Sten' o. WRrn
George W ., bon lSOCo, @nos 'fsniperper9cr, /,
peu Start c5cbu Briggs, pcn Irumbna, oaoo jR
Scuncu, Eu5cara,pl5, 5ame5 $oot'nberra, y. Hr!s
mes, @larlcS lSaIcctt, Don 9Sapne.
GAunrbu5, Mcrsens Is sIu9ult, 1912.
Der obisen tcl3t en: lanst 9IOoreIr, untcrSeidnet
}. Oen oerrcn 8trrun IaYler, eath I'M, sartIeD CSe.
"a orenj 1Rc9aultY, Sobn Santes, gptas 'no Hatt,-
Nsprdlent1nten) norm DE S:lbulot9ung Der 4Sb'9s,
lie lei Die y. Cen Oemctraen ab9: .aBte SInt1e'lAHJ>F
Bill unsereht uuo anma6eno, poerIe3t INTO ais e1He
1de eH0e bctpelen miro. 4Sr ennsbmeu Ger Aocrsls
Ole fraSlc Siu, UNI unere eeier Su uterSeu en oaB
icltlbe mt,t aIein nidt uu9erebt icnocW auh lebr
lula lit, inoem nat psirr @tntbeun9 l3 ottrlfre D.
Bbl1S, uuo II. MIR 8 Oiitrfte oen Dcmctraten III Dem
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-08-26

j. NlrtcioersGanlpie Die Rehrbeit 91bc1.
/. Trumbuu, pCrt19e, @ean9a M.
@Olumbianu, Scffcrlcn, SarrcL W.
8 cacri1en, S,lu1cnt, Wcurpe,
q. Sta,t, Iu8caratpas. US
5. Alutabula, Hafe, @u9abc9d> vs.
Nleotn1, Qcroir, @rtc, Nurrn, 2S
7. 9tihluno, WariUn, llntpn. .
8. @oebrcton, Gnpr, Celapure, 9S
8. Htfing, perrY, WcrSon, .
10. Satrftelp, pdaWaD, SaYettc, .
IL. 9e6tng, Rcss, pde, ;5adloH, sOam5, NS
IL. Ni5hlauo, SrCtpa, Slerntcnt, .
13 So1miltrn, 9S
IA Sutcr, prebls, MmtscmerY, SIS
Is. 9Sacreu, Sliutrn, @rcen, Start, S
l6 98alnia9tcn, sItbcas, Daeiss UaIlia, eaapreue,
Sclrtc, SO
II. Oolnles, 8aYue, Snmmit, .
le. lNusfiugmn,, @uerneD, M
10 6raoti,, M1ciloL @p1n.pailn, eo3an, Mi'mL Us
20. Sraw{aro, Seucca, SanOusfn Ottatpa, OAn.
= csd, 8 rcm, 9Spoo,
I 81 eucas, S,enrY, 9Dutnam., paIons, San 4Serf,
HS!llt a.s, 9lllen Otereer, SbclbD, Oarf, 3
Die NIT einem u4S" bejesd,neten G,ltrifte sa6eu i
lS4O cen 9Spt9s, uno Die elueny ." Oen Sealofrate
etue WtehrreU.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-02
COunterfeiters.

We are informed that two persons, calling them
selves George Williams and Henry Barker, ar
rived at Easion Friday last, from New Ioik,
and put up at different hotels. Late in the after
noon, Williams hired a horse and wagon TO 60
to Clinton, New Jersey, and early in the evening
Barker, passed four twenty dollar bills on the I'm
ion Bank of New York, at different stores, pur-
chasing trifes, and receiving change for the bal
ance. 1t was soon discovered that the bills were
counterfeits; and upon inquiry it was ascertaned
that the passer had left for Jersey. Five or six
of the Eastonians Immediately started in pursuit,
and having got the right track, travelled to
SomervilIe, where they arrived at 3 o'clock on
Saturday morning. Williams and Barber had
arrived there about half an hour before; and when
the pursuers came upon them they were both SIT
ting ia the tavern, waiting for the o'clock tram
of cars for New York. Williams made his escape
from the room, and got safely off; but Barker was
secured, brought back to Easton on Saturday al
ternoon, and committed for trial. No counterfeit
money was found upon him. but he had about
ninety dollars Of good money in his possession.
Williams, probably, was the banker, and had all
the counterfeit notes about him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-02

Col. EDWARDS IN THE Sr,B
PRIsoN.-This celebrated fnanc..
and forgcr was yesterday conducts
to the State Prison at Sing Sing +
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ G. SmitI 4
commence his ten years term Of i.
prisonment. In order to give ns,
lightness to his ideas in that l,-.
abode, it is understood he is to be En-
ployed in carpet weaving, as na.
congenial with his peculiar talent n
showing himself off to adgantage a
the world.-If16une.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-02
Review of the Markets.
Philadelphia, October 90, 1

PhttGdetphIG, OctODer ~, lei-.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The recep', q
Flour continue limited, and the demand iii,
week has been very rrilng for shipment. Ear
ly in the weeb small sales were made Cor ez-
port at 81 so; subsequently, sale Of Brandy.
wine was made at S4, so, and lot of Peaa. az
about S4,37 per b6l To-day prices are uuse
lied; some holders nominaly ask 81, so, while
others would take less. Rye Flour--La,l sas'
were at 1897. Corn MeGl--A sale in bb.s 81
s2,62. No sales in hdds. Prices rem-a
steady.
GRAIN.--Since the decline in the price o
Flour, Wheat has also declined rrfe. Sa.s'
of Penn. red at 80 TO %, and Southern al 5. 10
90 cents per bushel. A cargo of 4 4,OOj hu,ae'
Virginia brought 81 cents. To-day good Penn.
Wheat may be quoted al 90 92 cents. hy'
Sales of Southern al AZ 50 cents. Com
Sales of Penn. round at 50, and both Sou'he7
flat yellow and white al 90 81 cts which
slight decline. Oais-ConsiderabIe sales al
% ID TO % 10 CTS. for Southern.
PROVISIONS.-Mess Pork is held at s.
so 1915, and Prime at Sc per bbl., which
an improvement. Hams are steady at S.
and both Sides and Shoulders at a l-2 c.
per lb. Lard-No sales Buuer--SaIes at
&c. per h. in frkins. Cheese remains steady
in price.
CATTLE MARKET T.-Beeves-b00P Pera
3lS Virginia, and 342 Ohio were offered, an.
427 Penna. and Ohio were taken to New lor,
3l5 TO New Jersey, $40 by butchers, at s.
81 per 100 lbs, and about , 10 IefI over. Cow
and Calves-2l9 brought in, and sales made
at sc Sl2 for Dry Cows; Sl0a $50 for SPnHg
ers, and $40 $50 for Mich Cows Hogs
about GIT were offered, and 425 disposed Of a
Sd S5 per 100 lbs. Sheep-l6O0 Offered
and 425 sold at 5 $3 each as in qualify
Sat. Cour
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-02
A Word to the nIiIlerites.

1t should be remembered that Mr. Miller is
not the frs, man by several hundreds who have
predicted, from the prophecies, the destruction
Of the world al various periods, and that those
periods have passed BY, and the globe still rolls
round unscahed. A writer in The Christian
Magazine Of April, I76I, says that abou, that
time, TWO men arrived in The city OF Cologne,
who predicted thus:
The war will be general in 1865
ConstantinopIe will be destroyed in l766
The true God will be acknowledged by
ali nations in 1867
A valiant man will give his testimony 10 it l76s
England will be overfowsd in 1868
An earthquake all over The world in ITO
The Globe Of The earth will be burnt in l77l
The universal Judgment in 1878
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-02
Connecticut,

The Legislature of Connecticut, last week,
passed bill to divide the State into four districts
under the Apportionment Act of Congress, each
one TO consist of two counties, and to elect one
Member of Congress. 1t is worthy of remark that
the Bill passed both Houses unanimOusly-a rare
instance of agreement in these days of opposition.
We hope the Locos of our Legislature will be as
fair this winter, and give the Wings an opportuni-
" of showing the same concert Of action. But
we dc not look for il.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-02

I,ion and your genius are on level with all that
is great and glorious in human aclion and en-,
terprise. The field is before yOu--iake The iead
in some great public measure, whether II DC
Bank of the United States, or an EXchequer
agent, il is immareriaI, so that it shall restore
confidence, invigorare industry, give to US aoun-
dant. sound circulating medium, and drag up
from the deep the drowning credit ofthe States
Do this, and if the first honor OF The country
does mol await you, its last blessings Will rest
upon your fame.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-02
New York Election.

The General Election, throughout the City and
State of New York, takes place on Tuesday next,
and continues but one day instead of three, as
heretofore. We have already, on several occa-
suit OF this election will have upon National poll
tics, and how necessary it is that the Wings, who
have a large majority in the State, should exert
themselves to secure a triumph. We can at this
time, but reiteraie our hopes, that our friends may
he ifiumphantly successful
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-02
Er Claws Sneech.

We call the attention of our readers to portion
of Mr. Clay's Speech, at Richmond, Indiana,
which will be found in to-days paper 1t was
made in reply to Petition, presented to him-by
a Mr.. Mendenhall, asking him to free his slaves.
The speech speaks for ITSELF and we commend it
to the careful perusal of all who may think Mr..
Clay ccnsurabe for not freeing his slaves. 1t may
not be amiss here 10 mention that General Wash
inoton lived and died a STAKEHOLDER.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-02
Hard Times.

The Nashville Banner states that immense
sacrifices of property are almost daily made in
Middle Tennessee. 1t says:
We will mention. by way Of example, that
on Saturday last. eleven large, likely mules,
two new wagons costing $3.50 apiece, and
negro man, middle aged and likely, were sold
in Franklin, at SherIfi's sale, and in The aggre-
gale brought but $500
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-02
AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, The auditor appointed 'y
the Orphans Court of Monroe county, 10 tx
anime and if necessary reselIle the acto'"2
of James H. Stroud, lhe' AdminSualoT, &c. o.
Alexander Eagles, deceased, aud make di''
button of the remaining assets TO and an.''7
The creditors Of said deceased, will discharge
The duties of his appointment on the 24'h G'y
of November next, at 10 O'Clock, A. N. al h',
Office in the Borough Of Sroudsburg when an"
where the creditors and all other persons inis''
ested may attend.
JOHN D. MORRIS, Auditor,
Suoudsburg, Oct. 60, ls42.--4t,