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and their feelings held a silent meeting
such meetings, methinks. as are held in
Heaven, only there we part no more. In
low voice he besought her not to forget
him when the cold grave received his
body-he spoke of by-gone days-the
happy hours of childhood, when his
hopes were bright and glorious, and he
concluded by requesting her sometimes
to visit the places and scenes that we're
hallowcd to his memory from the days of
infancy, and though the world might pro-
nounce his name with scorn and con-
tempt, oh! he prayed she would still cling
to him with affection and remember him
when all Others sholld forget. Hank!
the church bell sounded and he rcmem-
bered the time of execution. The turn
key entered, and after dashing a tear from
his cye-he separated them from their
long embracc-and led the lady from the
dungeon. At the entrance she turned,
and their eyes met--they could not say,
larewell-lhe door swung upon It's heavy
hinges, and they parted forever. No
not forever is there no Heaven?
At sunrise next morning he suffered
g'ollog s'y-a ma tyr to his county and to
liberty.
"And one---o'er her the myrtle showers,
It's leaves by soft winds famed;
She faded amidst Italian flowers
The last of that fair band.
Twas in the land of Ilaly-it was tire
gorgeous time of sunset-sunset in Italy
what Il magnificent scene. A pale
emacated girl laid upon her bed of death,
Oh! was it hard for her TO die, far from
her native home. in this beautiful land,
where flowers bloom perennial and the
balmy air comes freshly to the pining
soul. Oh! no-her star had set-the
| brightness of her dream had laded-her
hcrat uas brokcn When ties have been
formed on earlh--close, burning ties,
what Is more lear,-rendering and agoniz-
jng to the spirit, than % find at last the
beloved one is snached away, and all our
love is given to passing flowers .
Enough, she diel-lhe betrothed of Ro-
bert Emmet-the lovely Sarah Curran
! Italy contains her last remains--its flow
ers breathe their fragrance over hergrave
and the lulllng tones of the shepherds
Lutte sounds a QUEEN 10 her memory.
}. A. A.
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Early Potatoes.-It is well known
that the eye end of apotatoe will yield a
crop earlier by some days, than the root
end. This appears To be owing simply
to the earlier growth of the sprouts from
the eye end. Earliness will be greatly
increased by placing the seed potatoes in
a box of moist sand early in spring, in a
warm place in the house; and then plant
ing them when the shoots are about two
inches long, taking care not to break them
OF.
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DISCONTEN1'.

However paradoxical it may appeor, we
are more indebted to mans discomfort
than to his nober qualities for the COM
forts we enjoy; since had he remained
content, society would have made little
advance.
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9J+A grog shop in Cincinnati rejoces
in the name Of the Custom llouse.-
Money paid into its Golfers, however,
can hardly be considered in The way Of
duty.
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Men doat on this world as if il were
never to have all end, and neglect the
nextas if it were never TO have begin.
n,ng.
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House T..

Corner of 81. Faul end Fayetle streets
Baltimore.
l;~r7.g THE undersigned having
GI2s.,:'a taken. fitted and furnished Tie
s5saaiti&4 MANSION HOUSE as Il
H. i--5szss.1-a-s PUBLIC HOTEL would be
happy 10 receive the patronage Of his
friends and that OF the travelling COM
muui,y who may favor him with call,
aAd Natlcrs himself hat they will hnd
ever comfort aud attention hich arc to
h.mol with in the best Hotels in the CITY.
\ h. 4 few Gentlemen can be ac-
conmndated wish board and pleasant
room ~ The month or year on rcasona
bic ter!u<.
JOHN ALIIl TSGN.
t,rH! l. ], tim
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NEW DRUG
S Il o He r. .

AZ. IT. IT. MI ICfIELlI, RESPECTFULLY
Uniforms the public, that he has open.
ed DRUG STORE in the New Bull
ding adjoining Chambers & Mailiips
Store, where he viii! keep general as
sortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
OILS, Varnishes, Fancy Articles, SC.
lie warrants all Medicines sold at his
establishment to be of the best quality,
and by faithful attention to all the duties
Of an apothecary and Druggist, he hopes
q s4In share cI public patronage
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rl'rcm The Delaware Republican.
EN- NET AND HIS LOVE.

Now for the last sad look,
he last faint cold embrace;
The lates! kiss my love may print
Upon her lovely face.
Ay-bear her from n,y sight
The bitterness is past
But yet ont charge my spirit leaves,
\ dy Ing one-lhc last
Oh bid her love my name
Thlou9h death, niamy and shame.
In reading the history of Inflated Ire
land, how often does the heart turn sick
OF blood Y scenes ald murders, To the sim
pie and touching incidents that adorn the
lives of those, whose daring and mighty
deeds stand asa record of chivalry and
patriotism upon the brightest page OF the
annals of the world. When the mind be
comes diseased and care-worn in conlem.
plating the bloody transac lions of the
battle field, aud the wrang llngs of the
ou'clI chamber, with what transport and
JOY it leaves them to mediate on the fine
affections and amiable attributes of The in
ncr man, and ponder over scenes where
"Lcye and Dea!h' have sorrowlul meet.
ings.
Robert Emmet was celebrated law.
ycT and statesman of Ireland. During
The struggle for independence, lie stood
foremost OIL the forum and in the field for
the liberty of his native country. He wa.
the idol Of Ireland
"None knew him but 10 love him
None nan ed him but to praise"
Naturally of warm, ardent tempera-
ment, with a heart glowing with patriot,
ism, and 4 sou! fired with the wrongs and
wrelchcdness Of his country is il
any marvel 'hat he stepped forth in her
darkest hour, and swore upon the Altar
of Freedom that his countrymen should
have their liberty, or he would pour out
his hearts blood in the cause. Unlortu-
natsly he was betrayed by his enemies
convicted of the crime OF treason and SELL
fenced to be executed. lie delivered a
fin, speech before the court, which has
and will be preserved for ages yet to
come.
Twas the evening of lovely day
the last day for the noble and Inflated
Emmett. a young lady stood u, the cas-
tie gate and desired admit,ance into The
dungeon. She was closely yelled, and the
keeper could not imagine who she was
nor why one of such ID naughty bearing
should be humble suppliant at the pris.
on door. However, lie granted the boon
led her to the dungeon-opened the
massive iron door, then closed il aga: -
and the lovers were alone. He IS lean
ing against the prison wall with down
cast head, and his arms were folded on
his breast. Gently she raised the veil
from her face, and Emmett turned to gaze
upon all earth contained for him-lhe
girl whose sunny brow in the days oil
boyhood had been his polar star-lhe
maiden, who had sometimes made him
think "the world was all sunshine" The
clanking of the heavy chains sounded
Ikea death knell to her eAss, and she
wept like child Emmett said but little
yet he pressed her warmly to his bosom
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Now for the last sad look,
HE last faint cold embrace;
The --latest kiss my love may print
Upon her lovely face.

Ay-bear her from my sight
The bitterness is past
But yet ont charge my spirit leaves,
\ dy ing one-lhe last
Oh! bid her love my name
Through death, iniamy and shame.
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untoerntat 9rapuirtsr Ocf(or, unp fam
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9o'arfHrtreiern bic in ben 3etunaen ibre ":
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iter loben.
SIR Den 8erfauf i'm @yo6en uno Sleincn
1T llnter3elcbncter ais General Aaent
fur spennfplUanien auarIteQt rporpen
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Sarah Morris uno BEL 6rn. Stici,ter u.
nIeNnisbt uno an @jecr9 @eB Subitcbr.-
prcie elmer @bahtel [Sor] nit Sc spllsn-
25 Gents.
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brrwarts n.,par f6nell amlIsbsrbanbnsbmsn.
Nae 5cfnuns bate uns psrlalIsn, ais uns
Oafslsp'si Neinisunss Sprup anscratben
wurps. SD faufte bier ccer fiuf Sctteln,
wslds Die Sranthelt sdn;lieb aus Dem Spitem
pertrietcn, 70 pas mclns Srau pclItcmmene
Sefmpbrit senIebt; ccfb bleltt Sae Selttbt
curA Die SerwhItunssn pcr Sranfbeit snts
tteat. Gs 1T nun fcbcn W,cnat Itit ocm eies
ie eeluns bspirtt worben, uno icb wartete
bis paber, oamit mir tcbcr fein m6ehtcn Die
Sur Iei pcntomen, mn made es INN befannt
oalnit anrsre >eipenrs ebcnfals Der lDobltbat
bisfes mIhasbaren 9prups senebsn m6sen.
SrSeu9ts mslne lluterlhrift rem 1Sten 8ebr.
u, ., 1910. Jfaaf safer, @llab Sfbp.
bet GrisbsnSburg, SsrfS @auntp.
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S3r. Safslsp = Msin Sobn, @omunp qsat
bate bic @errfula fir prsi Sabre lang, ouf
cine fbmGrjlicbs uno bbdbit flirdbtsrlicbe Nrt
mdbrenb wsldsr 3sit sr pss @sbrautbss fsner
8llsosr beraubt mar, isin Hols uno &epf mar
NIT SsitbWttren bsocft. 9Sir 9etraubtsn ale
prltbisbensn Ofittsl, aber cbne @rfcl9, bis uns
empfcblen muroe pon Or Scbnion, bon Nors
rstaun, uno ebsnfals Or. Siaaf loisifer, pon
Neacina, Sbrsn Neini9un9s @prup non Sars
iap1rllla ju gsbrautben, MORON ib sinl9e Scts
tiln bsfdnl, osren @sbraub bic Sranfbst gang
aus Dem Spifsm pertrsb, unb cas- &ino sss
lanste wjebsr su p60liasr @siuncbet meItbe ct
lstpem ununtsrtrcdDen 9snest, gum erifaunsn
pieler psronen, peltbs i'm pdbreno isinsr
Sranfbeit 9sisbsn. Sb babe ss fir meine
pf1tbt 9ebaten uno fsnps Sbnsn bieiss 3suSs
nie, bamit 2lncsrs, msldos bieslben llsbel in
ibrsn Iamlien BADEN, miIsn mS9sn 100 iis cine
70 fbdsbars NRsbsn befcmmen fonnen.
Sbrs 9lufribti9e
Amelia Qsat
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Sb teIhsiuas bicrmit, ps6 meinr 3ccbtrr
0eteeca lanae 3cit ibcr 0vc6e ScbmcvScn III
alien lbren @lleDern actlaA: Bate, 1c mar
uon einem jcrpful6Irn Hueltblaae bercft, mo-
ourh Ite Yrrbincert rpuroe lbrc 0Ntbaftr III
rer Samiie su oerrltbten, rpG1en OlAttIatCltI
unp @6wdt6e; ibre &rlccn woren fat uncr
trd9Iih mir prckrten aLIc cmpfrbIen'n
NJ1ittc( oter cbns grfcIQ. 1Br bAttcn prm
pen QBunpsrn bon y. QB. Oatclcps Saria.
pariQa Sprup acbcrt MIR prcbirtrn lbn. ote
Sol9s bavcn mar, tAre Gclnnobelt, wrIfbe
Irbr aeIunfen mar, rurbc icbucIl irt'rrr bers
seitellt unp Ite mar Git benz @eEroneb oehe'
ben tnmcr ,pcbl, mas bCnabe 5pcl SABRE
ftaS. SD ninitbe, paB eycrcrmamn mlt r'ts
Ier ItbaBtarsn Wlcpijn bcsannt rpereen mod:
te, Naoto EarfCv,
gonTatsl bon Otsr Bern Strfs 60.
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pi Il en-.
5ortleiblaFeit uno unrc9elmdfTser

5ortleibi9Feit uno unrc9clmdfIaer
Stublaan9 sebsilt.
9irs 1T 3u beitat9en uno 5u teseuarn,
ha6 ieb oureb bas picis @iBen in menem
GNcbdfte init ben pbencrmdbuten <eiocn aes
pla9t mar, oucb m1ncbmal i'm QBalTerm1
tbeM ArIttcn babe. Scb actrauhte mancber.
lei OlIttCl pbne erfola. bis itb BON Slcn:
Icp's Gc9ensBrdpclspilltn sencmmen,
uno nun papnrcb gang befrcit wcrpeu mn.
QSer wcitcre Iustunft Uer!aust, fam tei
mir anrufcn, in QSefsSpcalleo Saunlebip,
saneaiter Sauntp, spa.
Jefcpb palm.
9luault Is. II. 9. 1845.
9lclc plIIcn Gnp Dir beitcn prlths jemale
Hor bae putltum aCbratbt mcrpen ItRo, fir
cen rclTtnren Steu rrer Srdpcl t&riee !
0lierrnfhmerSen, @ebneiSsM tcim 1BoGer
macbcn ocer noh rcmfclhrn, 9urttlauf unr
0ubr, wae burcb 3cuQnllFe tcwieien 1T, wr
ale aucerc Onttcl fcbl9elhIaQen baten.
Jobn Kienlcy, q. ..
Steaoina, Nuault %. tp.
N0entcn III Neaoiua :-&eoroe ScB, @ar
Blfana, ,efe Der 7ten nnoSrantlnsSra6e
unD u spWpCae, Srufcrci pie'er 3ettunS
ebenfalls 5u babcn in 6eorlber9 SaunGebir
y. e., bel Atrabam Spenalrr.
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Neinioun9s Sprup.

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Sun9s. Sprnp bon 9ariapar.lla, ais Nelnls
ser pss Slutss, (lnc i'm AlISsmeinen 70 ,pobl
bstannt, DAP es mnbtbi9 Ut plel Naum aus
3ufhuen, nm Die Scrtbelle ju ertldren ple
pnreb 1snen SckraMtb srIan9t :percen. Ses
bcr OCT Ibn 9sbranebte, bat RE wchltbdt9en
NeluItate erfabren unp 2ll!e empfsbsn es
mit pem pcIltten Sertraucn. - Aer5te rom
btbfcn 9tamre III ibrsm Satbe, psrlbreben
le lbren Datienteu; ba Ite teine ltbacltbe
SbGiIe entbalt fcnpern BON peu mllbelten a.
her tpb wlrtlamlten pe9itabilllb
alien sulammenSeiegt 1T, miro lte nit Der:
trauen par9eboten, ais bas biIlt9lte II. 'plrfs
iamtte Ncml9un9smittel oes Slutes, was
tetannt 1T. Scr G5ebtaudb BON nnr wen'E
aCn SloItbcn, bNcnoers III bCn SrlhlIn9s'
mcna1eu, miro Die cntltbirnente Seirrnna
nnp Stagfun9 ccs @yltCms er5sn9en unp
jeben Saamrn CUR &ranfbclt eritlfen per
sntitanocn fen mag, mo d,ltieroern pem
E5rpsr Sclunobeit uno Dluntertelt 9ebrn.
SIR Die 5silun9 prn @ccrfula. S|H5s:
itcl, Nbenmatismue, 2ctter, spnnpeln
prer Qusfahren Der 6Gut, ,pctBe SNtbnus
ttcu, ylIteln, 6rpnileben SnitCm Nthma
&c. &C., ItnD bic sablrcltben 3eu9nle lin
ScItB bee llntcrltbrlebenen un9 lslner AAcn<
ten, BON NerStcn uno Inoern, hlnlau9lItb
ben lIuslaubi9itcn 5u itber5en9en, raB rs pas
mlrtIamtte a4er Dreparate BOA SariapaEIl'
Ia 1T.
gum 8srfauf i'm 8ro6Gn unb Slrnet
bct bsm giaentbhmer George 10. Oafelrv,
glcrp ste StraBc, in 0eaoins, Scres gannt.
Nsaolns, ben liten April 1889.
Certificate Don rsipeftobelen 2euten fon
nen in eini0em Der Stobre noh9eieben
.ptrosn no Die Me0jSin 5u baben 1T,
bon pelben bic fpl9enoen einl9e
fin0.
SD tate 9rn. Sbcmas Olcbme Camille
(slt om Iesten Sabren bsbisnt, mdbreno peIs
der 3rit ttb selcssntlltb fir Die Srau Dicbm
fir bcn in ptlsen gertltleater ipdbntem l!etd
pcricpricb, init nur sCrinser slnberuns.-
stb BABE iepe lIrlacb 5u slauben oab Die 21ie:
serberltslIuus brcr SGnncbelt aOein Dem
GebraUb pcu .6rn. Gafelep's Ncini9un9s
Srrup BON GarlapariIla 5usuiebre'ben 1T.
5alomoH 8. Bird, Ol. 9.
NsarIns, ben Vritcn Aprii 1850.
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81 E b I 9 G 10 els.

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grtranenoe Sur Don Serofula pber
&inos uebel, bepirft our6 Safetep's
9telneunes Sprup.
Dies cisnt su tescilsen oab meins Srau
glilabetb Safer, felt psn lcsten feds Sabs
rem an ben abfbsuliben Ssrwdltunsen bon
9erotula, ceer 96nissiibel selitten tpooureb,
oas Ssltdbt 70 ansesriffeu rpar bab 2beile
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lpnrbeM tno 9rc6e $6ber in oen Wluno eil'
ssfrelTen 'paren. Der lsste ar5tlitbe Betano
purbe perfebafft unb allie bseannte Wlittel
bWtuebt absr bic Granfbsit fbritt immsr
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Sarmsrs Sanf bonn Staat 9slaw. Dcpsr, pa,
DO. DO. iSrusis,a ISilminstcn, pa,
DO. So' 3,pei9, @scraetplpn, pat
DO. DO. Spsis, New @aifle, par
union Oahf' Su Sllnln9ton, par
Slelne 9toten untsr Sbl. Bis IL
Jtep Seriep,
Selpicere Sanf' III Septers, l
burlington So. Sanf, Msbfcrp, par
@cmmerral Sanf Nsrtb 2lmbcp IL
Cumberland Sanf* Srib9etcn, par
Sarmsr6 Sanf* 0Rcunt Spap bar
Sarmers II O0ebanics Sant ,Stabpap J
Sarmcrs II O1etbanics 90 NQlppletppn Il
Olorris Go. Sant' Olprristcpn J.!
Olebanice Sant> 8urlinstcn par
Oletbanlcs 90 SleDare !
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aDForrI6 Canal Sr. 60. So gitp, mab.
polt Nctcn unaanabar
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pecpIce SanF, DatcrCoa
sDrlneetcn Sant%3, Vrlncetcn nor
5alem 81ntina go*, @alem BAR
9tatr Sant<t, Olcmarf !
9tate Sant* gISatetbtcwn !
StAte 8anf' gampcn par
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5tatc Saut 9lCp SrlmswiF nor
Snfcr 8anta 0lNptcn IL
Srcnton Santina Co. 3rcnton ror
Union Saut* Ocpcr II
,Sant Of u. 8runfpif Srune,pit octrctb.
Srmrrs II. DlchanIcs 8anp 90. aetroh,
Sr4ntl'n Sanf Of 0l5. Scriep@itp aetpptt.
Soboten SanFlna 50. 6otcfen qebrch
-fPrIrN BifN G,uR H,,f,,
!UlrhanIrs 0ant, pattrrIcn 0cbroh
manufacturers 8nnF, SellpiGe ocbrcrb
:gto"moutbs 8amt Of 81 2 ;5rcrbolr sebrc.
9lElp Dope OeI DR.. Cos samtcrtpiNe
u ; N'Annf. II Santins 60 6otctcn actro.
u y sprctctticu II &cmtarp Baut G g 20,
'pAtcrlon Bant, pAnrlpn ocbrrtb
State Sant, 2rrGtcu orkrrM
9aIcn pblla OIanuf Go Salem ockrorh,
S'ibInaton Sauflna Go 6afcnlaf arErr
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Ve0eina, SUM 1889.

3Bir, bic cr5eihneten babsn i'm &aufe
unIcrcr praris, nit enHtbieecm wcbltbdtiaer
wrtuus in pielsn 8dllen, Den 9etraueb BON
Datelep's Neinlsnnss Gprup pCn Sarlapas
rills ansewenpet, ump rmpfsblen oenleibsn init
9cranhseu Der Saen!tat ols cine poraislis
dc Sutersituns.
5, g. i11ublenbers, 81. 8.
5alm. G5. Bird, 9R. 8.
Jebn y. Otto, M. 8 &c. &c,
&eabin9, SUM 1889.
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Suipebcctpu. 2(rri( I842.

Sr. Caetlep-0Jleiu 25sib glrlatetb mar
lanse Ssit lcbr nit Stbeumatismus aepIo9t,
pom wsltcr fe itbicn 9ebctIt Su ieiL eIs em
Scltbwult pcu arittmNrlStr 0latur tcb an
lbycr 8ruit seiatc, ,pelhes etenfaIls BON pem
anseNstcn Nr5te cutfcrnt ipnroc; alsrann
6fnete ltb cin Sr1hwhr al elnem Senc,
wrltbrs Ibnen onipuhe, cbaIcih allies on9cs
,pcnost marp ,pas pon elnem 9elhiften IerSte
su tbun mar, I'm es 5u bsllen. Das Gltrsn
hub (hwir uabm td9lih gu; rnplitb emptab!
ibr NrSt Sbren 8elni9unSs:Sprup BON @5ars
laparlIla, ,,Ile nobm BIOS prci Sla(tbeM rpelbe
bic &rantbeit sdn5llb entwur5clten nno ibre
9dunp5sit poufcmmen berltcIlten Stb CT.
oebts ss als pfiAt seaca Sie uno oas pub.
lifum, bisls iebaebars Irjnrp tefannt 3u ma
hsu. 8eseuste, SenepilIe &leln.
Jobn Klein.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-10-10
MeaNinM Wldri Ia, 1913.


&r. Oafelsp-Sd) CLAUDE, cas ss pfi6t eis
ne5 Ssosn III, alles ju tbun mas in tslner
Ntad)t ift, fir pa6 QScbl feiner Mitnsnfbsn
unb ea itb lbsryu9enpe Sswslls in n'slnsr 8a:
milis bate, pon Den wunperbaren @i9enlbafs
ten Sbrss Nsni9un95sSprup6 BON 9arlapas
rilla, smpfeble ib tenisben 9smliRnDaft allen
9siosnbsn. QSr battsn baS llnglif S'pe bon
unisrn &inSsrn ;u psrliersn, eurtb Den NuSs
brutb sittrnecr @unpsn meld)s ibr @sii0t &opf
unb 5ools bebedtsn, obwobl mir enl9e Der &C.:
fbidtsifsn Asrsts su ibrer SeDanelun9 Dottsn,
,no allie befanntsn lStttel prc6irt batten,
Srpmain'5 Yanaesl NIT sln9eibclsn, cDne
@rfoI9 Gin anesrs6 mejner &inpsr murbe ouf
bistlbs 9lrt bsfalsn, ibr @siibt unb 6aI6
mar 9ans bscsdt; Der Nu6fub mar 70 fart
uno Die Srantbst Su elmer frNsn 6Sbs cab
mir ouf ibr gsbcn perSitbtetsn. Bon Der nun
bsrbarsn 2GrFun9en Sbrs6 Nsin9un9s Gps
rupS, BON @arlapariun btrsne, wurpen mir
bt,po0sn tbn ju prcbrsn, ais Die Iefte Suflutbt;
r mirtts 9lelb pem 9iufs; Die @sibwllre fins
gen io9Isjd5 an su Dsiem lpsni9e SOttsIn brabs
ten fis sur u,lligen 0eluneBei, msllDe iis ieits
eem ununtsbrr;bsn 9enoFn. Nle Elm Meni9sr
ees SIuttS CLAUDE ic9 l!bsr, bat lte ibrsS 9leis
dbsn nidt.
SpDn Moper Sbnsibsr.
CSalnuE nabe Der 4ten StraEt, NeQbina
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-10-10

(2us rer "2llte mo neue 2Sslt."}
in Nrn mcilfen oeutIbcn Shu.
len QmCrlfa's ein9efitbrte 9ebuIbub 1T tei
Den ltnter5eibnetn 5u pcn p@kCl bemereten
sDrelIen ju baben:
s. y. SSilmfcn's
Seutlber 6lnoerfreuno fir Sbule
nnb Oaus.
Staeb Der 146Ncn Orialuol 2tnsNa6r teIcns
oers fir Den @sbraueb psuncbcr 9clfs
ffbulcn Sloreamerifa's gum erlteu Mae
onrb9sleben uno elnaerlbtet bon einsm
bier lebenben praftiItben Sdbumanne
Nebt etnem Der beferten Nnbanae,
entbaltenp: cine farsarfaBte Geographic
Son Amertfa nnb insbeicnpere BON oem
Der. ct, 70 ipie cine fur5e Sfhtts Der
Ser.i iSt. BON Storoamerta, nacb cen bes
fen 0uellen bearbeitct. Spcite Au6aatc.
SH.a. n II.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-10-10
Stealing, pn 3ten O1drs, 1889.


0iee bs3cuat ca6 melne Srau Olrs. 0eem,
bsnabe IL Sabre lang an Cinem Icrcful6Ien
UusGeblas selltten, wcltbcr Cinem 2ctter abn>
litb mar, unc tisfe >6cbcr in ibr Q'ctht, 6als
uno Slrme einfraB, rcifrn beldnpi9cr Nuss
fub ibre SeIunobeit sCrtt6rtr 70 p1B its oft
cine 3citIans tettld0era mar, tpihrcnp mel.
der 3cit ibre Scirrn ICbr aroB parsn. 0is
befeu Qrr5tr bcrlcntcn lte uno allie bCfanntc
Wlttsl wurpen an3cwCnpct, nit nur 9crinacr
siuperunS ibres ltetcIs, pelcbGs lsOeemal nit
permChrtcr S6sartlafslt mIrNrFebrte. Oa
mir ollr 6cFnuns brCr @enriuna aufacactCn,
nar lie teInabe entlcbIcTen pen Gctrautb al:
lrr W1eDi;inen auf3uscten itr murrc icrch
Dsranla6t OaFeleY'e Reiui9un8e Syrup
Don 5ariaparilla, III perlntben; Der 8e.
braucb BON fhnf Scttrln bciieLten, bat Die
Rranfbsit sebobcn mp lte su UrIIfcmmner
SeInupbeit wleber bcr9Ctclt.
Tbomas Nicbm,
Nearina, 8etruar q, 1843.
Se9cn6brr Dem Oepct Slracln9.