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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

The following extract Of a letter. from
Washington dated the 9th March. 10 the
Charleston Courier, contains the latest news
we have from the Seat of Government. If
the information be correct, we shall soon have
stirring news from Vera Cruz, or at least we
shall have the pleasure of announcing the re-.
turn of the American prisoners from Mex
leo.
1.-THE President has been daily closeted for
several hours for some DAYS past with the
members of his cabinet, on affairs no doubt of
more than ordinary Importance. have been
informed that the result of these deliberations
IS that dispatches are transmitted to Waddy
Thompson, our newly appointed Minister TO
Mexico, directing him to make pere mptorv
demand for the immediate liberation of all
American citizens captured in company with
the detachment of Texans on the road to San
Ia Fe; and in case the demand should not be
complied with, instantly to depart from the
Mexican capitol and repair to Vera Cruz,
where he will find an American squadron pre-
pared to bring the Mexicans to terms. can
scarcely call this information a rumor al
though cannot vouch for its truth. have
heard It from very respectable source, not
likely 10 be mistaken and incapable of wilful-
~ deceiving me. For my own part, have no
doubt Of its accuracy.
The conduct Of the Mexican government
towards the American claimants under the
treaty between the two countries has been
the most UNANIMOUSLY per6dious ever practised
by one country and submitted to by another.
You are aware that the treaty prescribed that
the American claims should be adiudicated by
! board or commissioners, composed of two
Americans. two Mexicans, and an umpire cho-
sen by both parties. The umpire thus chosen
va. The Prusian Minister at Washington
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

Dr. Smith knew child that wa, cn.., -.
these Lozenges, after three Years srec Of fits !,
when nothing else would give her ,ba suffering, and
he has used them in his practice for ,be ,eas relief
IN several hundred cases, and ALWAYS aas. years
boy ON board Of one OF the New-o %ln Success
was cured OF hts by only one dose Of them Packets
Mr.. Fulsom, of Spring street, eUre mem en-
children OF worms by only one box. ''''ee Of bis
captain Griffin cured bis child ve,r.,,
three doses: she had been given M bv ,Is oy only
as incurable, and was fast wasting So MUSICIANS
most reduced to skeleton. The doctoy-.' oeng d
tel what allied the child, and the fatbsr eOuid 10,
the symptoms Of worms, thought poss;h, :, III Iead
pc the cause Of all the difficulty, and my night
applied to Dr. Hull, who gave her boy ~
Lozenges; after the first dose the child ran ms WON
tner, frightened at the large quantity of xS neth
came from her. She is now as we'll and So.&
any enid, and no doubt has been saved from sangS
eraze oy only three doses of these Lozenres atF
Mr.. W. Hopewell, East Broadway. gays =,
ms child and they brought awsy worms NV h n,sn
Parents should always keep these Lozsr "oaeeG'
mouse, Tor they are the best medicine thai @
mlnIstcred to children afflicted with wo,ns ~" Gao 10
dren Will take them as readily as the most ao; I'M
sugar candy Price, 25 cents box. with suI I S
tons, For sale by CSC STHN NI,1 oiFec
Carrollton, April %, ls42. 'I az.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

He who pledges without performance is a
bank note, and a perpetual promise TO pay; but
he who does what he says, is gold, and the sole
symbol of sterling worth.
Ingenuity with the good lead to fortune;
with the bad, to the gallows.
To say little and perform much, is charac
terisiic of great mind.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

The time limited for the sitting Of the commits
sion having expired, it was closed some weeks
after passing number of claims.
But it turns out that the Mexican Govern
iment refuses to ratify their decision in SIN
gle case, repudiates them all, tramples on the
treaty, and sets the United States at defiance!
This of itself is sufficient cause OF war,-nay,
il is such an outrage, that our country cannot
tamely pass it over, without everlasting as
grace ] trust President Tyler and his caolne1
are sensible 90 the national dishonor which
Submission to il involves, and the infamyto
which such submission will subject them as
individuals"
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
Or. HULL's WORM LozENet,S

"OkMS! WORMS I! WORMS ,,,-To ,sro..
these troublesome and dangerous inbab;t,D,'
OF the stomach and bowels, which SO often ;nns;s nv
health and destroy the lives of CHILDREN r.. ~ u
hutis Worm Lozenges, q certain and safe pre0.,. ~
ton for the removal of the various kinds Of WE.
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Want of Appetite rnsA
tile Fever and Ague and Debility Of the Son,c1 s
Bowels and organs of Digestion. Price, Is censs a n.s
box, with full directions. For sale by ="
c g. G. STANcyl1.
Carrollton April %, 1872 S-iy.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

MISS OMBLER'S Terms at the opening of her
lvA School at Carrollton, the second Monday in
February next, the same as those charged at
Middleton.
~ Instructions in the Italian language fifteen
dollars Session.
Carrollton, January %, 1912 47--tf
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
VIEW AVID CHEAP GOODS

II HEARD g. BROTHER, have just received
" . their spring and summer goods; they were
Fought low in the best market in the Uuied States
hey are determined to sell as low if not lower than
he New Orleans retail prices. Their stock consists
n part as follows
French, English and American Prints, from IOc to
374c;
500 pieces American and Scotch Ginghams;
French Lawns and Muslins, some new and very
pretty patterns;
Plain Strip'd and Plaid Swiss Muslins;
Jackonet and Plaid I"
Long and Bishops Lawns;
Irish and Brown Linens, from 25 to so cents per
yard;
Russia, B1rdseye and Damask Diapers;
Brown, Striped and White Linen Drillings;
Do Grass Cloths;
Black Bombazet and Bombazines
.s Hat Grape;
Jalian Grape;
20 pieces Georgia Nankeens, at 90 25 for 10 yds;
10 /" Cottonades, from 25 to 43a c. per yard;
Plain and Ribbed Gambroons for Pants;
Black, White and Pink Satin;
:. Italian Silks;
A few very handsome Cold Fig'd Silks in patterns;
Black and White Silk Gloves;
!" Mohair Gloves;
!" s" Cold Fillet
White and Cold Kid Gloves;
/" Cold Hoskin Gloves;
A great variety of Cotton Hose;
Black and White Silk
A great variety of Linen Hdkf's;
Linen Cambria. Corded and Hemstich Hdkf's;
Silk, Cotton and Muslin
Black Italian Cravats;
CLOTHING
100 Summer Coats of various STYLES:
Linen, Gambroon, Lama Cloth, Cottonade;
Nankeen and Bro. Dali Pants;
Satin, Marsailes, Whiting, Bombazine and Printed
Cotton Vests;
BOmbazine. Satin Stocks, Plain, Bowed and with
French ties;
HATS
6 doz. Broad Brim Russia fur Hats $4to$5;
A Fashionable .s at "A So
Silk Hats at So so to SIS;
81 French !" I. at S5 90;
Cashmere Hats, a new beautiful article;
Fashionable Beaver Hats;
6 g" Wool Hats, boys and mems, sizes;
so . Palm Leaf Hats, from % c. to lO0c;
Fashionable Leghorn Hats, very fine;
90 doz. Cold Palm Leaf Hoods at so cents: Also.
English straw, Ieghorn, Chip Bonnets, and a
beautiful article Of Drawn Bonnets of the latest
fashion;
ALSO
An assortment Of Boots, Shoes, saddlery, Hard and
Queensware.
Carrollton April %, ls42. 7-3m.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

II WILL proceed to SELL 1T the Court House door
of Carroll county, Mississippi, at Carrollton' on
the third Monday TN Nay nert.
the following lots parcels of land to satisfy State
and County Tax, due thereon, for the year lS4l,
according to the law made and provided for the re-
covering of said tax, viz;
The west half of north west quarter, and north
half of east half of north quarter of section five
in township twentyone, range four east; containing
one hundred and twenty and 99IO0 acres which
was entered by Stancil Cobb on the second day of
January 1896, and assessed as the property of An
thony Bobbtt. Tax due thereon, seventy-two cents.
SAMUEL MOORE, T. c. c. C.
April 8, 1912 6-tds
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
nPNOTICE. n

"AVING been appointed by the Hon. Board of
Ia Police of Carroll county, to Classify Land in
its respective borders, would request ell those who
may will be absent,-owners of land, to leave
the numbers Of the their place of residence.
JOHN P. MARSHALL.
April %, 1912. 6-t3.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
DR.. LACOUNT'S VEGETABLE TOOTH. AcHr
ELIXIR
A certain and immediate cure.

A certain and immediate cure.
nR. LACOUNT having appointed several Apn,
II for the sale of his valuable Drops for the cure
the Tooth-Ache, can with confidence recommend tia,
an infalliblc cure in all cases, however severe r
ing relief in very few minutes, and that too with
out any injury to the Teeth or Gums it possesses the
property of enlivening the Gums when in morbid
state, and of restoring healthy and vigorous action
Price, fifty cents vial. For sale by
G. d q. STANCILL
Carrollton, April %, 1912. ely.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
Sept. 30, ls4ls.
RANGERS NOTICE.

TNAKEN UP, by Jackson Russell, one brown
IL horse, nine ten years old, appraisal at $27 so
BY ]. L. B. Strange, one bay horse with black
main and TAIL the hind feet white up the foot locks
with black spots around the edege of the hoof-l4II
hands high Appraised to $65 90.
BY Stephen Frazier, one brown mule, sup
posed to be 5 years old. Appraised to S37 so.
JOHN p. MARSHALL, r C c
Nov. 18th, 1S41. Adv
Printers fee nine dollars
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
Nh n TCEg

MY customers requested to settle up tnelf &C,
,be mast season Such as do net, will find their ac-
counts in the hands of justice.
shall not pay ten fifteen per cent on the am T.
of their bills, in the way of collecting.
y ''s-. f. A. WATERS.
Greenwood, 18th April, 1912. 6-4w.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
) UJNyMER CLOTHING

HATS AND SHOES.
RABCOCK, lTchula, has just received pr. Steam
- ers "Maid of Arkansas and .Tchula," full
assortment of Mems WEARING APPAREL, con-
sisting in part of the following
French Summer Cloth, Frock and Dress Coats
Bro. Linen, Rowen Cashmere g. Grass Cloth;
Fancy Bingham Frock Coates;
Bro. Linen Pants, Fency Drill do; Summer Cloth;
Casinette, do; Jeans and Cottonade, do
Vests, Drawers, Linen and Cambria Shirts;
Bro. and white Cotton half Hose;
Linen Gloves, Cravats, etc.-Alsc-
RMssS0n BenUer Hats,
White and Black
LeghOsss Hats, Palm Leaf, do.
Together with a full assortment of
RrOgOass, .H'sgti5fierS, Shoes, etc.
Which will be sold low for CASH
HARDWARE, CrOckery and
Glassware,
Together with general assortment of
Produce e. Family Groceries,
Can be found for sale low at BABCOCK'S,
May 30, 1S4l. Tchula
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

PASSION FOR THE STAGE.-A passion for the
histrisn;c art is very general among young
persons. With thousands--of whom the pub
lie have never heard a syllable, because they
never have an opportunity of appearing on
the stage-the ambition To distinguish them
selves in the character of tragedians, acquires
a consuming intensity. Many hundreds of
young men, possessing superior education, en-
tering life under the most suspicious circum-
stances, have blasted their prospect for ever
by taking to the stage. 1t It's, in every respect,
most perlous profession. There is oft times,
especially in the minor and country theatres,
a marked contrast between the imaginary and
real condition of the tragedian; between his
position on the stage and his position in pri-
vate life. On the stage you see him strutting
about in all the dignity and glory of smoe
mighty prince, to whom persons of all ranks
are proud to offer their homage; when he quits
the theatre he finds himself unceremoniously
grasped by the neck of his coat, by the unman-
nerly hand Of some sheriff's officer, and he is
marched off to the nearest spunging house
with as little ceremony as if he were shoe
black.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

ENrERpRIsE IN BELFAsT.--The Signal says,
there was launched in that town, on Satur-
day last during the snow storm, fine brig
called the Toplift, about $50 tons burthen.-
At the same time, and all within one hour,
the frame for brig of about two hundred
tons was raised upon the same blocks; and also
in an hour or lwo.-M o. Ptcayune.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
FRESH
Summer Goods,

CONSTANTLY receiving, by the subscriber,
~ general assortment of
Summer Goods, To-wit:-
Nankeens, Cottonades, brown Linens, do Driings
French boird Linen, Blue Lowels and Negro Cloths
Apron and Furniture Checks, Tickings,-
7-6 and A Lowels,
Sd and A bro. Domestics,
FRENCH, ENGLISH and DOMESTIC PRINTS
Irish LINEN, Dumask TABLE-CLOTHS, Table IL
MEN, Russia and Towel DIAPER, MUSLIS
CAMBRICS, LACES, HDK'S., HOSIERY, etc etc
all of which will be sold as low for cash, as can
bought in New Orleansi adding the freight
BABCOCK,
Levee St Tchulu
May %, ls4l 24-a
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

LATE Decision IN BANKRUPTcy.-Judge
Story, of Boston, has decided: first. that
debtor is entitled 10 all his earnings from the
dav flat he files a petition to take the benehl
Of the general bankrupt law; second, that be-
tween the date of the petition and the APP
pointment of the assignee, the debtor is bound
10 take care of the property for the benefit OF
The creditor, and is entitled to an allowance
of the same as a trustee; third that wife can
be deprived of jewelry given her by her hus-
band, but not Of jewelry owned by her before
marriage, or given her after marriage by per-
sons other than her husband Presents to any
persons, made by an insolvent, can be claimed
by the assignees.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

Groceries, &c.
TUST received pr. Steamer Belmont, from New
- Orleans,
10 bbls. SUGAR, 10 bbls. MOLASSES,
5 bbls. WHISKEY, 5 bbls. APPLES,
2bbls Loaf SUGAR, 10 Sacks COFFEE,
10 Kegs NAILS, SPICE, GINGER, &c.
ALSO
DOMESTICS, CALICOES, SHIRTINGS, LINSEYS
&c; BOOTS, SHOES g. CLOTHING,
Which we will sell very low for Cash.
GRUBBS g. COATES.
Marion, fYazoo Rivera Dec. 9th, ls4l.-4w.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
A Card.

T. S. & J. +. AYRES,
Attorneys at Law--Carroliton, Miss.
DIheir Office IS the same formerly occ4pi
ed By Marsh d Ayres.
January. L, IS4l At.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
G ia o II D I ~ c.
BOOTS, S HOES, & lat $

GENTS. black dress coats; frock coats, colored
- Dutch frock-tees, new article, sporting coats,
colored satinett frocks colored jeans frocks, new
stye fancy cashmere pants black cloth pants CAST
nett pants; jeans pants black satin, fancy swans
down; and 6gd vests, for sale by
January %, 1912. BABCOcK, Tchula
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

saturday, April 90, ls4s.

For the following article, taken from the
New Orleans Advertiser of the Sth inst; we
are indebted to Capt. LILLARD. of the Steam
Boat Maid Of Kentucky:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-03-08
Der Htterale 3seotartter
Measina, ben 8. so arh 1912.

Grunfranfirte 8risit, tas bsst 8risfs fir
tptlhe eas pcifselb nibt bs;ablt 1T, msrbsn,
rvsnn 1s BON unbefanntsr Joano ftnt, nj d
auf9enomr'sn.. 2suts bic uns 8rieft Der art
iterisnssn, r,Seen fIb oabsr niebt ,punSsru,
nsnn r'sfslbsn unteantncrtst bIeibsu.
6rSa NIT tem litsn 1pril ae.rSbnlid, sie
ni9s qsute ibrsn QGobnert psrdnbern, 70 srlu.
ben mir ole iclbs unisrsr rsip. aefer, bic beads
ihtssn ibrtn 9Sobnort 81 psrdnbern, uns ,si,
tl9 ~ bsnabrItti9en 100 mir ibnen finftia bic
.}e'tungsn b'ntbldsn icllsn, um Sbaeen unb
-yrrtbum 81 psrmeiosn Ole lcnif lsd,t sntjfsbsn
fsnntsn. 9Eir fennsn ibnen Sstunaen an ir,
9snb sn Defiant in esn Der. Staatcn icneen,
psnn % rcr!an9t wire.
6rDic Gtsls einse Gbrititscrs, bic in
es'sr Drutsrsl tacart mar III ttrcits bsitst.
3ws sur Rntridt fur t,sjcnissn biz anfsruth
eafar nlathsn lpolI,n.
0-ern. pbiIip Ben Pirsa, pom Soaufs
Der Hsprcirntanten, srtattcn mir abermaI un.
fern Dane fir usbsEftnbuns ,pt,isr tfsn.li,
tbsr 9ceur'snte.
0rDs MISUNDERSTANDING musten mir
bic nab'fe gBct,s periebietsn.
G~eInias urisrsr RunSsn f,tsnen uns in
p'nFd1t Ger Sefanntmatuna BON Sittibrtfs
ten thr lOirtbsbaussGr ri aubniHfi,cin
n'susrfanesn 81 batsn. g8ir batten ,rpar psr.
fprolbsn eIsfsIten fir een Yreis con SI 50 Elm
5usaasn une, rtnn ee usrIanet pirbs, iie aud,
an oH eourt sinburcdsn, rpeburb Ssesn biz
Wsabs srfpart rpures fslbf earum naet Nea,
o,n9 ~ toinmsn, se mar absr oar unfsrs &bs
1tt nift rcn ZEN 81 SO irssno Ssmanb fcnff
tswas abtuasbsn. 'oneern biss ats 9,atluna
fir unfsrs Wibs gu rstbnen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-03-08
SSaffr ausuarf. Die lisbsrusbmer BON hem
9Btrfe ruaren bic 5,srvn Brsmer unb Qswis

6fatiftif. = Sn psnnfplpani,n Gne 80
Yulpermlblen, bic jdbrlitb unssfdbr 1,2OO, 900
Tfuno fabribirsn. Druss unb Msbisinsn nsrs
ben gum gEtrtte bon 100000 fabri,irt
60 iinb 25 @IuSfabrifen, 1872 Gtpfsrsisn, 20
3udsr.Osa fnerisn, 81 4apisrmublsn, p,lds
etwa 800 msnfebsn bsfhdfrissn, 80 gtridfa'
brfsn, 1856 fsine Wablmiblsn, 1854 Mabl.
matlsn, $3.50 SdsemlbIen, 11s OsImdblsn,
S46 WalfmibIsn, 235 0oaenfabritsn, 106
8aummoIIsnfa6riesn, $50 Wssnfbsn bsibdfdst
NIT 9abad5bau, ITO @srbsreKn, 1910 Dee
ffiaereu, 81 Brausrssn, l6,32e Saaonsn
9DsiH 9emabt 2l3 gifsnfbmeI;sn 365,l27
pfereS 1,767,066 gtdd Ginbpieb, 1897, 500
Shaaft, 1,503,964 Sbweine, 1,522 Wsns
ftsn Sie fb nit Dsinirsn beitdftisen IBals
sen rpurssn 13,sl3,o77 Sufbel 9s;cSsn, buns
bert 5aufene SufbsI mebr rpis in 9fs1 Dprf.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-03-08

| fistn Gtattbduis ssmistbet, ttnftlbsn nit elmer
Rans.I unb Bdnfsn psrfebeu unb balten bort
ibvn gottssbisnff. Disft 9rennuna eefhab
sinjig aus tsm CruHts, ,ueil Der jinaere sbeil
jsnsr Gsmeines rersa6 feline esufte prsbist
psrfsten ~ ftfitn. OF ssm 70 iit-wollen mir
nidt untsrfuden-wsnn absr, 70 1T bic Gbule
mstr Den dItern rpis esm jlnssrn sbsils Der
gsmsinee suSuf1rsitsn bic fat sdnslibe gnt,
fsrnuns osutftsr StuIsn aus ibrsr Deit,t, 5cs
natirIib bic unfenntnis Der gprate nat lt,
poscn ale tiefs 3,piifisfsissn sntfsbsn.
Sonosrbar 1T ss nod immsr, bas in elmer
Stast uie NsaSins, 100, nit penisen Nusnab,
men, Ssrsr ssutfb fprsden unb rsrffsbsn sann,
nidt mebr fir ssutibs SduIsn sstban pirs.
Die Stabt jdblt beinabs 5000 9balsr, ater
tros eem finost man bic bsipsn bsutfbsnSb bu,
len fat gang Issr unb tersn qsbur perbiensn
faum fe rieI surb itrs Wuts tas Ite fattsal,
uno Srcs sapcn sfItn ftnnsn. Die urfadbs 1T,
oas co lsiesr nur ~ pisI qsuts sibt, bic sin0er.
9n'lssn earan Tnsen psnn fie ibr Saus ~ sis
mem Sabilon MAIDEN, tas bsibt baflr fcrssn
eas 'brs Enssr nur in elmer gpradts untsr,
r'btst wsrOsn Die fs isIbit ni,tt psrfsbsn,
s8'r pcilsn abr bsrmit nibt fassn ba6 gar
9t'smane sn9Iift Isrusn fea ; mir m6ttsn nur
pa"fdsn sas mantsr 8reunb Der snslifben
Sprabs lib crinnsrn matta rrslb,n Nussn
'bm Die Ssnntn's Der hsutitbs Sprabs sstratbt
bat. SEa9 bic enslifts immsr bic Weoesfpra.
ds fsn, 70 fcats bas 1sutfts bob nitt gan,
pernabIdffat trsresn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-03-08
Scrf5 Sauntn Youf.

Scrt6 NalliltD Vonf.
Hsls Sanf ruret in ecn srten Gaasn Ter
oor'ssn Bohe 10 ifarf init 1nfcrterunaen IL
bssbdutt sab nibt 5cnes ssnus ba uar,n ale
tn etfr'setssn, unb tis Sanf ibre Btfdbdits tiu,
'fsAtf. Die Neten rpsrb.n saber ron ssinsr
anssrn Banf mebr anssnemnen. e;, mtif,n
b'sfssn Saui1ents nsbmsn ils bis jest aber nceb
fnruoG
Man bat uns bsribtt, sas bic Seamtsn
Der Sans tsiblci1tn BADEN, Die 5erbsrunasu
Der 1nffaIt sin;utrsbsn une in msna,n gpo,
uatsn i'm Stanhs fsin msrten ale ibrsn Ger.
b'nel'btsitsn su sntIprsbsn. GSir mtdtsn
Sab'r ben Snbabsrn BON Notsn ratbsn tishI.
BEN nitt untsrm 9Bsrtbs aus,usebsn.
1sren, !-baItet cure 6sIeIar,
re bersit.-unfsrs Gsfassetuns bat seasn,
Hartis s'n Sia untsr Ssratbuns, psletss nur
sae tls'ns Sunms bon Sl,5OO,OOO Gar tsr,
'anS' uno n'btS rsitsr. 9hs in ptrjttb, iIdh,
''n nsusr Staat,9ar, unt bic obsn anaeasbsns
Samms foa jdtrIib in balbjdbrlibsn Sablun,
gen an esn ssaatSsSbuemsiiisr abaelisfsrt
wsrotn, bic Suinms mus tabsr un, 70 pie
pobtr auf9sls9t rsresn, eas mad, s6;ua Der
ANnors uno Solicitors Soften bic rsine Gum
me bon sin unb elmer balbsn Wilou Sbalsr iis
S19eIsibt. Der @rtras bisIsr sarsn III our
Ssjabluns Der SntsufTsn bon Der @taatsfbulp
uno snsn sbslI Der 6auptfumms ju btiabI.n.
Dies finS bic Isshn Rsuisfstsn BON Sarrias
burg uno olsasibt bic ribtisitsn bic plr ssssn
fennen, nur StaSs eas Ils ben msi1fsn psfsrn
n'fet ssfaasn nsrbsn. Die Nabribt bas bic
Ssfssss6una iib usrtast babe ossr elm @sits
pailtrt fs' eab bic 6TsntIidsn Wsrts usrfauft
n<rosn foaten, ndrss rpabrfbsinlitb anasnsb.
ner fsin, absr 70 straS finnsn rpir BON unfs.
rsr e'ssjdbr'ssn Ssftsssbuns nidt ermartsn-
DC fraumf nur ron sarsn, Yanfsn unb ontsru
nHtsnussn 9insen--pIaubsrt psI, soifst piel
-unb nlst ;2Bsnis.
Keffsnirt.--eo pirs jsst bsifimmt asraat,
nas DIR adttars iesnrp Slap feline Stsas ale
Ssnator rslisnirt bat unb ftp am Gnts bisf,s
Monats turudtisben wlrSe.
Ser abttars SranfIn Yisres, Ssnatcr pom
90a S9ampiblrs bat stsnfaQs bem gsuat an,
ssF'at BAT sr fsinsu 9is ufsnrt bat. DER
9ouOernSr bat bsrst6 cen Mttbarsn escnarb
Hleor an f,ine Gtns srnannt.
Srlblins.-Worise Wods ruar bas N1t,
Ter SsI uns nidt alIen isbr sslinbs fens.rn aud,
,"oa ane, ruas bic Sabrstslt anssbt, mirtlit
~ marm. Die Sdums trsibsn bsreits Snes.
Ps"' ~Sss! fnssn unb bic 6rcft, lafTsn ib,
haaa'" bsrsn; uorisen Srsitas 0eorsen bat,
u" ro'r init sasseantru1 elm @srui,tsr ben
..'n fu@ttarsr Msssn fols,e.
orenruna elmer Rslisionspartsi. -
1ss bisfst sranselifbsIutberfds gkmsinbs ba,
st1 nat Ianssn 3dnfsrsisn snblid, fSrmtid, az,
frsnnt, bas bsibt 70 melt 90 bic gpraebe an
sebt, uns bilbst nun cine snsIifdb. unb Gin,
etutftsIutbsrfbs gsmsinbs. Die qssersn bs
bduptetn bas dltsr Nsht unb bsbisn,n I'D
Der Sirhs bic erifern baten ben SaaI i'm bic
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Hibt lobensroertb. ga bsist bas biz
Nsabins unb pbilabelpbia giisnbabnse,sfsQ.
fbaft cine Bsfisuuns fir 6is 800 Sra9tsar.
rem in WuHahufstts ssmabt babe, bic .urn
sransport pom Roblsn ouf Der giftnbobn az.
braubt psrbsn fcuen. Dies rpdrt fbt.d,ts I'm.
tsritdsuns hss einbeimifhen Slsinss.