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SnOulu6r Us IIS spoht' i Du son Vi u.
I've killed you" or''you're killed. j
BY Mr.. S'rmp.-I'he traverser is ed
sitor ofIe "Cecil Wing" A question re-.
lating to q publication in that paper of the
previous Saturday being put, Mr.. Clayton
objected 10 it. The prosecuting attorney
commended, that from that publication they
expected 10 prove the purpose OF the pris-
,oner i'll writing ii that it was publish 10
induce an assault, that the traycrser might
;vall himself Of en- opportunity to Kill ,he
deceased; the testimony might prove pre-
lnedlaliUn and malice. end establish the
crime o! murder.
Dir. Clayton objected to the testimony
as involving al inquiry Of indefinite
length, they mignt ny hall Gozcn .Ibels
in investigating The subject. The learned
counsel suggested some hypothesis to
illustrate the mp opricly of the question.
Dir. Stump responded, and quoted some
auihor:}ies
Mr.. Clay ton cited the case Of Sellridge
tried ror wanslaughter al Boston, for Kill
ling young Austin, as exactly the case
at bar.
The court, on elaboration, waived the
enquiry.
DR.. Mitchell, sworn.-1Fas called in
TO see NJ Forwood after he was shot; he
had received three wounl!, one In tie left
side. one in tAa left breast, and one in tn
light breast, e%t:aclcda ball from the
right shoulder; this bali passed through
the sernum and The upper !ohe Of the
tight lung, docs not conceive this wound
20 nave .been mortal; The wound in the
sid, L,leves Ia have been mortal wound;
deceased believed himself 10 be dying
when hasaN him, but aferwarisgo li,lle
easy and thought perhaps they were not
wounds; sew him again about 4 o'clock
IN the afternoon, and he was then dying
and speCchless.
A question by Mr.. Stump as to what
Mr. ! sad after he was wounded. as to
his ,atCHHoas when he met Mr.. Ricketts,,
ellcned prompt objection from Mr..
C!av'ou The question was waived by
she State
by }lr,Groome Wines took pis-
20! cat Of The pan'aloons pocket OF TeCea-
seq. es well is several other things; did
Aol examine the pistol 10 sec if j, was
charged. Gl5 scat was taken oil before
witness got there; saw no knife or dirk.
i}v hir Stump-l, was between 2 aud
Q o;clnrl; ,l,.t lacraspd ryncr;a,roJ an
interval 81 ea-s. and ,hought his wonnI.
were mi mortal. he continued from the
;,,,a ha 49,. s,.ai rnrl bo mos nn, ,nnn
no hod end en- lis Io,t SIDE ia ,hinE he
sIa.'tJ ,i,a. don,, Lror, ,,l,o, bccan,o -,
mo n;.,o; was arro no(Lr, r;.,nl
.s;rnIa b,rrcjl.J
u .lfronc,s l,.Ii. ,,.,r, Saw, ,,,-o,-
,..5 at,ne ho ,,...,rrr;oJ ,r,o ,he Lo,ol, h.
LaJ me, Nnen l.;J -, . ,,,a,'ra.s. Le ,,,,,
,,,dor ,,,a ,r,,rays;on y,c shonId d;o. ,n,l
mo rnow, ho shon}d ,I,s' when Mr. Gn,Gs
ho.a,,I, nn.,roI 10 ro1o,, q ,r,',.,r ,ya,
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Auction DesDOt.'

where they will receive promp, attention
l.. D. ROWLAND, Aucl'r.
Elkton Sept. 80, 1913,
= S. The subscriber will also attend os
cryer to any public sale, in town or coun-
try. l.. ID. N.
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NOtice9 N0tice!!

HfREAT ATTF ACTION, at WRITES
VI New and Cheap Store opposite Mr.. De-
havm's Hotel.
The subscriber has just received from Philadcl-
phia, large and splendid assortment Of dry
goods Oft yry discris tion; Hats, Caps, Boots &
Shoes Glass, China, Liverpool, queens ea.thcn
hard and Ccadar ware; all OF which will be sold
az low as they can be purchased csewhcrc-
Call ior there are bargains to be had
Respectfully,
S. II. 8. WRIT.
FiEtan Crt eI.t 1913
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SGGE~@&.

= Ia e. auo handsome assor'mon. a..
stores constantly on hauG, among w#,cu
will be found,
Sections Revolving Oven, sa,d to be
the best Cooking Stove now in use.
The above business will be carried on
at the store house heretofore occupied by
Joseph G Cloud, No. 3 Mechanics Row,
and the business attended to in all its
branches by nv agent Joseph e Cloud
ENOCil CLOUD.
NIB have also for sale ore Set of
Blacksmith Tools, and one Dearbourn
body
p S.---As intend Going cash. or tre-
ding business only shall be able TO sell
any article in the above line Of business
at much lower prices than usual.
Sept Both IT,
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IT. NIIN
Mcssrs Alfred ErckIcy, Ffancis i'yrce,
Charles Hughari. II NJ. Dickinson. Gee.
Anderson, James Y. Waite, SC. &c. &c.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25
FIVE POPULAR WORKS
For - I-2 cents an month,

The Publisher announces, with pleasure, to
the Public, that he has commenced MONTH
III SUPPLEMENT to the New World, which
viii embrace the whole series of Popular
Works by Dickens, Lever, Aims worth and
Lover. 1t will be issued Immediately after
the arrival of the English Steamer, which
leaves Liverpool on the 4th of each month, and
VIII thus furnish the public with the latest
PRODUCTIONS, and the ONLY combined edition,
OF the above popular authors, in aduance of anu
oiaer establishment IN this country, and at a
price which cannot fail to meet the public ap
probation. The following are the Titles Of
the Novels, the first numbers of which a2-
Peared IN London on the first ofJanuary, lS43,
and were repubhshed entire in the Monthly
Supplement-, on the 9th of January, in less
than "A hours after the arrival of the Steamer.
The same dispatch will be maintained hereaf-
ter.
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- ESPECTFULL1 continues 70 Ten
der his professional services to che
I.adies, and Gentlemen Of Columbus and
its vicinity, pledging himself 70 operate in
The most approved modern style, lnHd'
dlIion TO what is usual in bis profession
Re will
LIST. Pu. in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, by The new and much aPPro-
we'd plan Of atmospheric pressure, n
specimen Of which Ne has in his oW
mouth,
I'd. Supply roofs orspalates, whe def
cient, either from malformatIon or ac'
cident.
He feels confident from his oPportuni-
ties al Philadelphia and elsewhere-ffon
his long experience, and bis success tina
he can operate to the entire satisfaction o
all who may call on him at his Office OF
Market street, up stairs, one door soutl
of the Auction Store Of Kincannon, Marcl
g. Mcdaniel.
| Columbus Miss. Feb. 10Th, 1e43.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

HDY virtue of deed in trust. execu.
I'D ted on the 18th day Of November
1S41, to me as trustee, by Samuel DAVIS
to secure the payment TO John Overall oil
four promisory notes Of that da'e; which
have been transferred. / will o2POee -
der for cash at the door OF the Count house
in the town of Columbus IN the county OF
Lowndes, and State of Mississippi, on
Wednesday the goth day of July next be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and
o'clock P. M. the following described
pieces or parcels Of land with the i'm
proyements thereon, situated, lying, and
being in the town of Columbus aforesaid,
and known and described in the plan OF
said town as being the lots No. 8 and
in square No. eleven,south of Main street.
Such title only as is vested in the trus-
tee, will be conveyed to the purchaser.
JOHN D. MONTGOMERY,
trustee.
Jan. 26th, 1S43.-6m. pf. S25.
nLANK Books of all sizes, Fools cap and
- Letter paper &c. For sale at
KEELER'S cheap cash Store.
Columbus, March 9th, 1643.
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UNDERGRADUATES.

NY virtue Of certain Deed IN Trust exc
81 cutea 10 me AZ Tmsree. On the 9th day
y ~. Joversber A ID 1eal, BY Williams Boiling
add MaryM Boiling Of the County Of lCwndes
and State Of Mississippl, 70 secure .ne Psy ~.
ment Of certain promiBsory notes therein spe-
c;fied. which said deed ofiEust was daily recCsr
6ed n, the Office Of the clerk of Probate Of OK,
slibbeha county in the State Of Mississippi,
shall proceed 10 sell for cash before the cour.
hoese door in said county Of Okno0ena On inc
Fourth Monday IN Nay, 1S4S,
| the following described land, lying and DeIna
| IN OktIbbeha County, to wit.
The south east quarter Of section nnmDel
thirteen, in township number twenty north' g
range thirteen east, containing one hundred
and fifty acres $1,000. Sale to take plac.
between the hours prescribed by Law. Sucl
title conveyed to the purchaser as is vested
me as trustee.
Nov. 90, 1912: Trustee
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DYEING AND SECURING.

m O'NElL informs his customers and the
ID public generally, that he has received
supply of Dying materials from New Orleans,
which will enable him to produce better col
ours than he could heretofore, by such mate
rails as he was obliged to use in this place.
He has every thing in good order for the ac-
commodation of his customers the TaylorlDg
business is superintendent in the front part OF his
house by Joseph Woodward. Gentlemen can
have any garment cut, made, or repaired in
workmanlike style; and ladies and gentlemenss
garments win be Dyed, secured and renovated
all in the same establishment. ]. O'NeIl wish
es it to be generally known that he will leave
here the Ist of July next, and he invites all
those that wish any thing to be done IN his
line of business to bring it in, IN proper time,
as he will positively leave for the city of New
York at the time above mentioned.
All that wish to be instructed in the art OF
Dyeing can obtain receipts at his establish
meat upon more moderate terms than they
can at any Dye Factory IN the Northern cities
for any colors they may desire.
JOHN O'NEIL
Nav l1th 1S43
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To all the World aChO use LesEtIt-
e e1- 1se amy FORM.
OIL OF TANNiN.
Or, LEATHER RESTORER
ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.


A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
RMOST people know, that skins and hid S
IvH are converted into leather by the use of
Tannin extracted from cert ain banks, &c.
When the force and strength of the Tannln
js worn out, leather becomes dead, hard, dry,
brittle, cracked, covered Nth a crGSt, &c.
THIS ALL KNOW. To restore then tye,
soffnsss, nsOistness, strength, snOthneSS, and re-
move all crust, fly, or bIister-restore the tam
min. This substance the leather never can re-
ceive the second time !; but the whole virtues
of It are in this article, the OIL OF TAN
NIN-which penetrates the stiffest and hard
est leather, if it has been twenty years in use;
and fit tears easily with the fingers, il impar:s
at once strength that is utterly incredible un-
til seen. II becomes like leather, in all re-
spects, with a delightful softness and polish,
and makes all leather completely and perfectly
tmperviouS to INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes,
carriage tope, harness, hose trunks, and IN fact
all things made Of leather, giving a splendid
polish, even higher than new leather has. and
at least doubling its wear and durability. in
whatever manner the leather is used.-TheSe
are facts.
To convince of their truth, any man trying
the article and rot finding it so, shall have his
money again. Remember that this is serious
and true,
For sale by Greene Hill and A. N. Jones
Columbus, Miss. and Comstock & Go. N. O.
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March Soth, le4S.
GREAT DISCOVERY

Or. ConnePs ip-ariable Cure for GonOrrheq.
Years and centuries have passed away, and
no remedy invariabIe. specific, and certain
for that sexual curse of mankind, the Gonor-
yAea, has ever before been discovered.
The one nOs0 offered il the. result of extern
sive science, research and experience, and
win prove a greater blessing to mankind than
any other medical preparation ever known !;
inasmuch as the present generation may free
themselves from this scohrge, and thus pre-
vent the deplorable consequences of cntailing
it upon their "children, and their chilaren's
children to the third and fourth generations"
For sale by Greene Hill ana A. N. Jones
Columbus Miss, and Comstock and Con. o
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SN R M sP R s. R @ E

Those interested, are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection of Premium
Incorruptible Teeth, which he will insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
and if need be with Artificial Gums of the
same Incorruptible Material If his work is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing will be charged.
Office on Main Street, 2 doors from VIM
Huddleston, & Cos Store.
Dec 1912
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S. B. &. c. w. MALONE.

>. b. &C. T.. w. MALONE.
"AVING entered into Co Partnership in
IL the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, and
the associated branches-respectfull tender
their services TO the citizens Of Columbus and
vicinity. S.
This arrangement VIII enable them to give
prompt and assiduous attention to all cases enn-
6ded TO their care, and to attend to SUR IL
Cal and other important cases at distance
Columbus Feb'y. 9Th Is43. 32--4w.
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LOOK AT THIS

LOOK AT THIS.
~ GOD Furniture Prints or Cunain Cali.
VI Goes at Pcayune yard, and other
goods in proportion. Call and see for your
selves, at,
KEELR'S Cheap Cash Store.
April 9th Is43.
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FLOUR.

COTTON CARDS.
MO. d 10. Just received and for sale at
In K3ELER'S Cheap Cash Store.
April 6, 1913.
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GOV. HAMILTON.


"HTS noted race horse WIN mako his third
Il season in Mississippi, (1s43) at my sta
BILE, Noxubee county, IL Miles from Macon,
10 from Pickensvilfe Ala. half mile from the
road leading from PickensviIle to Starkvhle.
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DOCTOR DAYTON.

rs prepared Gin addition to his duties as a
lie Physician and Surgeon) to perform in a
neat, scientific and durable manner, all the op'
e.afInns of
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A Good assortment of Blk Summer Cloth,
IN for Gentlemen's Goats, at
KEELER'S Cheap Cash Store.
Anril 9Th 1919
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GROCERIES-

GROCERIES.
TN addition to my stock of Groceries now
j. on hand, expect in few days an arrival
of a large and general Stock for the summer
and fall trade, consisting in part of:
Salt, Molasses, Bacon, Mackerel. e Iron,
Sugar, Flour, Lard, Vinegar, Steel
Coffee, Rice Oils, Candies, Nails
Tea, Cheese, Powder, Tobacco, castings
Raisins, Buckwhat Lead. Sugars, sc &C.
Together with stock of a3 9
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
all of which viii be offered at much lower
rate, than goods OF the same kind have usually
been sold in this market.
April 18th, 1s4S.
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RHEuMArlsM, e.s NIl5N5sS
positively cured, and az siosIled rsEselss and l'nbs
are restored, in the old or young, by the INDIAN
VEaErAHLx ELLxm And NKRvB AND RoNR LruMzNT-
but never without tho name Of ComstoCk & Co. on it.
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FOR SALE.
TASHIONABLE black beaver hats. do.
N do. Silk do. boyswhite Russia Beaver do.
Palmetto do. boys and mems sizes and various
qualities. '9 -
Stout Kip Brogans, low quarter calf shoes
and boys calf shoes. ~. CLARK
March 18th, 1913. 81 - 80 ii
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lust reed, abisR
Low HCo 49, 'S 3 new th,r
Mems do. For ~.
KFpfS.
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HOK SES that have Ring-Bone, SPAWN.
Wind-Galls, &C. are cured by RooFs' SPEclFIc; and
FO9g99OtC2E0 horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder Ointment Mark this, all horsemen.
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sWilitGriicbe SSerianttnlir,la. .

3ufclse Der Anjei9t, perlamme!tt 1tb am
0snltaS Hbsno cine srpbs Anjab! osr Bir.
ger Yon 5arrisbura, am @aitbauIe SsrSrau
Sraop, fir oen eno5mef I'm ibre Scrllebe
fit enen @anpipaten fir Srisapier Seneral
aus5uorifsn, 5ur 8efeBnns psr ourtb Den
SOB pes @cn. Nsilp erleciste Stslle, aIs auf
Spriblas folsenpe Seamts ernannt ,purosn.
Col. Jobn Eoberts, Yrsfoent.
Sol. 6enrp Bsaber, Olaj. Sbo. s. Nsbs
ret, Capt unc. SrauIr Capt. Sobn Nepins
gsra. G. s. Ortb, :prsIoentsn.
Capt. Saeob Saab, Dlaj. Scbn Srabp,
Daniel Il. Sepner, 9DalbinStcn Simone,
Sstretdrs.
Iuf 9orfeblas rpurbs folssnbe Committee
ernannt nm BeIeblhlIe sinSubsribteu, nos
purh bic Ssitnnuussn bsr Ssrlammluns
ausseoraft nsrosn:
Naaj. Sobn Da. Sorter, Sobn Carton
Scbn 3. Serrpbin, Sobn epiel, Stopop
Wlaser Chr. Ocn, Sranflin M' 6atfn Sos
nathan gbanoler, Sames 9npper, Sobn1B.
Sitcb, Scbn 3. 8rattcu. 0apio SPOOL.
QBdbrenb Der Ntwclenbelt Der Committee
tpuroe bic 9srlammIuns rnr6 Scbn 5.Ser.
rpbia, ESQ, an9erecet
9ie Committee tsrihtets alseann fcl9sn.
DC ginlsituns uno ScIbIhlTt Die sinfImmis
anasncmmen purben.
Sintemal piefe Seriammluns in mierm
O1itblrser, George TaSeb enem 8hrasr'
Soltat anerfennt, ,pcleber, aIs iein Saters
lano ibn 3ur tbatisen Srtbeipiauns 9esen
bic Inarife Don @rc6trittanien anfcrcerte
frei,pillts in ten Dicnit trat, uno in 1914
natb Satimtoe marIebirte Sur 3nridtrei
buns sines einrrin9enocn Ssinors uno fn
temal CT fir sas Amt pss Srlaapier 8encs
raj oer ten Srisace 6ten Sipif flpn, ernailt
wurpe, mo uns oacurtb gum erltenmal felt
1914 cine Sslsssnbcit oarsstctsn wirb Su
5eiseu in ,peltbsr Abtuns mir ibn baltcn,
ino po5u Ct bsrsettlst itt-9abr
8eIeblolfen, ca6 mir iDn csr Sriaaoe als
cine febifliebe psrfon in ansn 6infhtsn
fit Die miltarifebe SteQs ansmpfblsM fir
wrlt6e Ct ernennt ,rnrbe.
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Seen e5erieD 1T bsi Der am am Issttn
9jsnifa9s uno Ntittpodo 9sbaltsnen QGabl
tsn bsmofratii6sn Grunbidesn untrsu es,pcrs
ten unc bat fb inter cas Yanisr Der GcfcS
bs9ebsn. 5qefo @cn9rssmdnner II. cine Osebrs
bsit Don 20 in Der @siss9sbun9 bsi psrsintsr
Gimme, bobsn iis 9smdblt, uno bsmnob pire
Die 9sfss9sbun9 AUDI fir bisis6 Sobr einen
Qofo @russrntr ipdbtsn. Siss mabt aibts
aus; Hsu Ssriep wire tpb nd6ifsS Sobr fei'
ns Yftibt srfuGsn.
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Moro in Columbia, pa.-9sr @olums
6ia "Spp" bericbht ensn furbtbaren Mcre,
Der bort firSlib an einsm stpa 30jdbrisen
esutfbsn SrauenSimmsr peritt purre. Die
Bsrifcrbsne War cine 9Sdfbtrn unb oft mebs
rsrs Gage bsi anbern Qeutsn bsfbdfti9t, eeswsf
gen par eS Den 0abbarn nidt auTalsnc, bas
iDr 5au6 mebrsrs Sage psr1bIcl1sn mar. 2tm
prrIestsn Miitmob tfnstsn iGs absr bas jcaus
9ewaltam unb fancsn pann untsr einem Suns
bel Ssttisus ibre qeibs, bic id)cn itarf in 8srs
mefun9 itsr9s9an9en mar uno fbeinbar fbon
Elm ccer srps gGpbsn 70 9sle9sn babsn mobte.
Der j3als mar BON OBJ Su Obr burbfbnittsm
bsr Ioirnibdesl serlbla9sn unb Elm tsosutenosr
Sbnitt pom rsbtsn Munpminfel burcb ben
Baden. Die llrlabs oss McroeS 1T unbes
fannt, bod psrmutbet man, bas Die Gniforbss
ne ltb elm nstteS Sitnmben @elo erarbetst
batts uno 6aubluit Die unmtnibIde Sbat psrs
anlaste. Bon Den Sbdtsrn 1T nod nibt bic
mnbsits Spur entbsdt morpsn.
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Sei6Icden, poB mir elmer irno alls uus
prpfItbten aIIs ebrtars U,ittel amsupsnesn,
felnc er,pdbluns 5u ftebern.
SGtlcdtn ra6 mir zen Gtnmaetsrn
bleler Sriaaoe ancmpfeblen YerGamnlun,
gen IN ibren perl6iscenen Sattallionen fir
ben Snsf gu baIten I'm (h fir Die Inter,
ithsuna BON U1aj. George na sel, als Dri,
sae'Fr esnual fir riele Srisaor 3u prsa.
niitren.
9tnf Surf6laa
Ssi6loli'h eab pcnn bide Ssriamm,
lung Itfb psrtaat IS selcbiebt I'm 1eb AM
nabitsn SonnsrNaa Ibeno im9afbauIt Don
.. Sreleb pieoer 5u psrIammsln.
SdbloGsn, oab Die Srbanplunssn oisCer
Striammluns in alien 3situnsen oisfer Sris
sape tsfannt 9tmatbt werpen.
Qlntr5eidnst BON bsn 8eamten.)
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bern BON @tbicpisn, in 2lfrifo, fnbet Iitb cine
2lrt menfbliber Bsfen, bic faif ouSlblisss
lib S,pifbsn ben Saum;mei9sn lebsn. Sie
babsn bic @e,panotbsit bon snsm Saums ouf
Den ancern ;u fprin9en uno fommsn ftltn CUR
@ree bsrunter Se fammsln llb 9sm6bnlib
in Sruppen BON erei bis pier 1uncert unb
bauen ibre Wobnun9en in Die ifarfsn @absln
Der Saums auf burb9sls9ts Stan9sn pcn Ses
bsm Sc!SH auf Die fls qaub unb Wpo6 auSbrsi:
ten. SIN Ssrbire fammsIn lis icr9fdlti9 snsn
8prratb ben Yrcpiant fir ben 08ntsr, bette:
bend aus 0i1tn bon pcrltisbsnsn artsn, OFF
uno Seeren, bic lIe an ber Come trcdnen.
Sis Iino 70 fbsupas aasMlbs sinsn baron su
fanssn psrSsblib 1T, aus9snOmmsn wsnn lIs
ibre $ineer oesr Sunssn tra9sn. Gin Gsr:
lub biss Su tDun 1T in eni9sn Sdaen NIT
pisIsr Osabs 8elunSem aber cbns Den Saupt'
insf saeurb Su srrsibsn, ndmlib lis in Elm
frembeS elima sur Sbau ;u fibren. Sie
psrla9sn 90 HaDrun9 ;u nsbmsn uno ffsrbtn,
pabribeinlib bon @ram uno (2un9sr. Sbrs
Sprode slsidt bsm 9sibrsi Der Nffsm nur
oas fs rsnsr uno osutIibsr flinst. SbrsSor.
per lnb faif turbsdnsi9 NIT eaarsn bsfsibs,
pon bunfsl9sIbsr Sarbs.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-10-17
SSabl Int SSerfs Ga,ttttp.

SSabt int Serfs Gamntp.
Die wabl 1T pcr,ibsr unp mir 9eben in els
nrr anbsrn Spalts beute Seritbt BON benz &es
fultate bsrfsIbsn. Wtan wrb finbsn, bas Die
@abl fir ois5mal ndt gan; ouf bic 9smtbns
lide Art abIisf eas beist bas @elf nbt bsm
gEillsn wsni9sr blinoln9s fo9ts, fcnpern ass
gen Den curb cas ecrrupte 9sIe9otsnsS pitsm
fcrmirtsn Ssttel nader fdmpfte, uno AUDI ieis
nsn 5wsd gum She'll errsibts. 9as in Der
Yoltif in 2llt Ssrfs cine flsne &sppluticn
pcrssbt if aussnfbsinIib u. mir finnsn faum
Slpeifeln, oae burd) etmaS mebr 2(nitren9un9
bsr Srsunce bss GcfssSidsts bas sannis 9ss
ls9atsnsGifet bdtt befs9t tperosn ftnnsn.-
QSas bic Babl i'm Nu9smsinsn betrifTt, 9n9
bieislbe gang ruD9 pcrliber unb mir baben nldt
9sbert, bas an ir9sno sinsm YIaee Gtrsi9feis
ten pcrfamsn. 0aS 9Ssttsr mar burbaus
fb6n absr bic Sab ber sn9e9ebsnsn Stmmsn
benncb un9s,r6bnlib flein.
Gcn benz Husgan9s Der 0SabI in ben ibris
gen @auntiss bislsr NspubIif babsn mir tDsls
fe Seridte erbaltsn unc mi0sn ssifeben, baS
fs unIsre @rnartun9en bei 9Ssitem iibsrtrsf.
fen. 9Sir 9sbsn nabfebene ein9e NuSji9e:
Ybilabelpbia @itp-bas 9an3c Dbi9sSofst
NIT unssmcbnlicb grocer Msbrbsit errpdblt; 2
9Sbas fur ben @onsres ermdblt; bic Bbi9s
@anbibatsn fir @auntp 9emter, auf Dem eitp
unt eauntp sidst srwdblt; @bi9ssanalSpms
miflcnsrs in Der @tp uno @auntp stpa 200
Msbrbsit sssen fib.
YDilabslpbia @auntD- pdblts 2ofcfcfcs fir
ben scn9rs6 uno bic adtmbIp, NIT st'pa 1000
Msbrbsit.
aaneaifer Sauntp-bas re9uIdre bemcfras
tfbs Bbisssidet iiests iibsr Die brsi sntss9sns
ssfsstsn sidsts, NIT 500 Bis 1890 Wsbrbsit.
Islawars-bas san;s BbisESidst fs9rsib
nit etwa 200 Msbrb.t.
Bufs-pdblts irps @bi96 fir bic @siss:
esbsbune unb sinen Qofc, sinsn 2ofo Ssnatcr
uno sinsn Bbi9 fir Scn9rrs.
Mcntscmsrp-ecfo Sidst ite9rsid, aussss
npnmsn Der Sbsriff.
Sn 8rdnflin, 9(oams, Qibancn unb Union
0sats baS BbissSidst nit bsbsutsnbsr Wsbrs
belt. Sn Ycrf rpuros csr rs9uIdre qofrssans
bieat fir @cnsreb eurb ben unabbdnsigsn
eanbioatsn bsIis9t. Qsba 9ab "a Wlsbrbsit
fir ben @bi9sSon9rsbmann.
0r9Sir baben ron nod ein9en Gaunties
tbsilrpsie Ssribts, bic absr bt6it unpcllfcms
men unb pabrfbeinIib AUDI sbsn 70 unribtis
fne. gBir wsrbsn nddbifs 9Sobe sinsn pcGs
ffdnoissn Ssrbt BON sanSsn @taats Iisfsrn
fSnnsn.
9ie Babl Der Ganals@cmmficnsrs wirb
pcn bsibsn Yartesnsn an9sfprcdsn. Nuf fss
net Sste pirb ibrs Msbrbsit Sros fein
Bon ben &pnsresmit9lisesrn fno, 70 rpst
mir bio jset wifTen, IL 9Sbiss, 9 qcfuS l unats
bdnsissr erwablt. QSsIbe partsi bic Msbrs
belt in bsr @sieesebuns bat, iit nob unssws.