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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26
New-York LIE eislature.

FRIDAY, February g.
In SENATE, petitions were presented for dam
ages by Canal Contractors, in consequence of q
suspension Of public works; for the alteration Of
the Marine Court OF New York, and for law for
the suppression OF RIGHTEOUSNESS
A report was received from the Attorney Gene
raj In answer to the resolution of the Senate,
calling for detailed statement Of the printing
ordered by him during the past year.
report was received from the Canal Com
mssloners in relation to the employment of
engineers, &c. on the unfinished works of the
State.
Quite a lengthy debate sprung up Oh the bill
to allow the children of Pierre Augustin Bartle-
my Ian alien to hold certain real estate. 1t was
finally laid on the table to afford Senators time
to examine the subject.
The Senate in committee of the whole, Mr..
LESTER in the chair, took up the bill in relation
to the courts of common pleas in the city of
New York.
The bill gave rise to long debate involving
the whole question as to the amount of compen-
satlon which ought to be paid to county. circuit
and other judges The bill was warmly advoca-
ted by Messrs. JONES and FOSTER and as warmly
opposed by Messrs. ScoTT, STRONG and BAR
LOW.
Without taking any question the committee
rose and reported.
On motion Of Mr.. BARTL1T the Senate then
proceeded to the consideration of Executive bu-
siness.
In ASSEMBLY an unusual number of petitions
were presented several for Convention to revise
the Constitution for amending the license laws &C.
Several reports from committees were read
among them was one by Mr.. ]. SMITH, against
the petition from New York to suppress the prac
tceof hawking and pedng. Laid on the table
Mr.. SAMPSON reported against the establishment
of State Lunatic Asylum in the western part
Of the State, but recommended that additional
wings be erected TO the building at Utica, to be
used for hospital, and also to furnish. accommo
dation for 500 patients The amount estimated
is 100000, but the committee recommend that
no greater sum than 5000 bccxpended in any
one year. The committee report against the pc
tition of the Messrs. White of Hudson lor an
appropriation.
Mr.. SAMSON also reported bill for more
extensive circulation of DR.. Sewalls Pathology
of Drunkenness. Five times the usual number
ordered printed. After the transaction Of some
unimportant business, the House. in committee
Of the Whole, Mr.. Snow in the char, took up
the bill to amend the Exemption law apd after
a long debate in which Messrs. DANEzAC, DAVIS,
STEVENS, COCHRAN and others participated, the
committee without taking any question: rose and
reported, and the House ad iourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

ANOTHER FIRE IN STlLLwATER,-A friend III.
forms us that the FIGURING Mill of the Messrs,
Skaters at Saltwater in Sussex Co, \. j., took
fire on Saturday last, and was burned to the
ground. The loss is about $4,000. Insurance
$4,000 Nothing saved except a small quantity.
of wheat. This is the third mill that has burned
within about two years. Newark Post, 2lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

LOUISIANA LEGIsLATuRE-A bill to create
poll tax which has been for some time pending IN
the Louisiana Legislature, has been defeated IN
the House of Representatives. One ofthe objects
of the bill was to extend the right of suffrage, by
allowing those who were made taxpayers by the
new bill, the privilege of voting at elections. On
this ground it was opposed and defeated.
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n T, T r [ B y NE i.

aTue Crock OF GOLD, a Rural Novel.
y M.tn Farquhar Upper. Author of Pro-
~ :, philosophy" has just been published by
,y-;nchester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

NJ The "ADDREss OF Cow. JESSE d. ELL
OFT, U. S. N. delivered in Washington County,
Maryland, to his Early Companions, at their re-
quest Nov. Oath, l843," is for sale by C. ]. Fol
som, 40 Fulton.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26
rup COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE FOR MARcH.--This

THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE FOR NARcH'--Ths
mo Of the most beautiful of the monthlies, and
Tho able editorshp Of John Inman has taken better
Ia &c Literature for It's aim than OF the others
~ ~ class. The articles in this number all good
.,3 rome Of them like our friend Yields " Man who
a. hi, Country,r and Arthur's Brothers Tempta-
w. Db,vs sound moral for those who will search for
T bor of New Home SC. has furnished interest
-. ,Lstch land H. w. Herbert Of his spirited tales
TS. embellishments are Caught Mapping" m-zzotin BY
s,M and "Colu,nbus and the Egg" line engraving by
om,b, Some parts of the Mezzotint exqusitey done
hath Of the EngraYings beyond the average which tha
monhle have given for tame past. The counte
in the plate of Columbus and the Egg capitay
lcne There is also plate CT the Sprirg Fashions aud
re,a Of Music Israel Post, Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

O. The Boys AND GIRLS MAGAZINE, edtet
by Mrs. Colman, and beautifully illustrated, i:
for sale by Burgess q Stringer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

CEMINARY FOR PERSPECTIVE DRAW
y ING AND PAINTING, No.5Ca Broadway, New-Y
Miss DAVENPORT would respectful inform the cltl
lens OF New York that she has opened an nsttuIIon for m
sucton those at 5Gs Broadway He method
II empcved BY teachers of these accomplishments; she mas
specimens Of Improvement from her qupiis and testimonials
tended with complete She enables her scho in
very period the pencil and bru with and
ana 70 all that she ulfs all which she promises even III
those when natural taste Ter these arts has not
Mss B. vii exhibit ,pscm.ns of her pupils proficiency 10
all who w boz a S IN Dsns TO pupils in the evening
Terms, payable in advance s,ooo
F0F '7't'''''' Lessons Painting Mater 6oor,. i g
Instruction wall also be given Glasses, which may be
formed in any the schools 10 the ct on moderate terms
who haTa had the bss. means becoming with the
Of her system and ca speak not only from personal
lr f. PET, PRINCIPAL q the Institution for The Deaf
ton several month! 10 class Of 30 pupils S.vyors
WlL1;.M P;rT TO- , D. D.:
E sdilo 18TH Of the " York Journal OF Commerce.
" Edi,o. Of ID the < York Adysssr
PR Pc; T. P TArrAs,
Professor of the T6sofy and Practice of Medicine tina Col
ege OF Physicians aud Surgeons \ Wv
Having taken few lessons IN Drawn from Mss "a, en
port recommend her system OF nstruC oa as loufrd on
h. tre PRINCIPLES of education all the limits depart
me of Instruction. certainly consider myss'i hd5pta
for hsr and looking nature with more precision ana us
Miss Davenport has given lessons Drawing the pupils
&C The Misses Campbell New York and In OXFORD From
the Uniform of those committed 10 he charge
and advantage from her instTuc9Es the MSS -
cordially commend her OF instruction as
all respects the ordinary Methods d2l 2taW hN oH.
VyNE MEDICAL PROFESSION are respectful
" formed that a-ars sns have been mace Tor LAs :!
,ensre application Of ELECTRICITY IN cases OF Nervous pee
~ Prolipsls Para ysss Dimness oil is!on, ScToions u
mos Ri. urnati.m Sc either anfeE their own nocs OF ma
Of Phv.ican perfectly familiar with Its use-No iessf
street Office hours from 2to3 lea III
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
in connection with his Associates Washington iot
s roecution Claims the Gasal GcFerniento
RE tnItrd Staies-No. s. Wail-st. New-fork. n6 u
AW CARD-joiEs NJ. DuFFIELD, of NATcHEz,
,,ssippi will attend legal business that may o. cor
T9ad 70 him Ia The Circuit Courts Of Adams and the adlasc
nSr1tIes and IN the Superior Courts Q! the STATE asoia
ia rossiona connection Louisiana will enable HIM 70
rand 10 business also the faIishes OF thai STATE Eea
Natehez He ree.s to- c,,u md
Grant & Barton. IN 4 4ans S1Hiu" 49,
Rob. Cochran agent ioi LSto'.s ,y,,.o,,n = r.,
g. Conh-,r Henry LeEerIy,
William Kahn .to ~ " =
M. TRIMBLE, CARPENTER, Theatre al
j lev between Ann and Beeknian SIS, New ieEE JOY
bng of every description executed 81 The shortest
on the most reasonable terms 'et ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

rzaThe Life and Adventures of JACK OF THE
-, y commonly called Lord OthwelI; created,
MILL .srv;ces, Baron Waldeck and knight of Kit
Gthrs WILLIAM HowITT,' has Just been publish ed by
e.hs =, Howit's name has tempted US 10 look into it,
j. :, I'm. =. find j, right pleasant story.
saa Tho boysnamed work has alao been published 10
" ..rs bv the Harpers Price ia cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

r7aThe Repository Of Modem English Ro-
.,n.e comprising all the best serial Novels of
ipaa ~ lanes Dickens, Lever Ainsworth. Lover and
ta Writers, No has just been published
e0 WINCHESTER It's regularly issued monthly, upon the
~ " The English Steamship. ST. James's.' Arrah
s .m5,Tom Burke, and Martin Chuzzew are given in
va" pin. p. cents per number, 81 per year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26
: Appointments by the Governor,
Hu and mill IL nI,.ne nnI CENT Of The S6nnie

y,
sARAroCA CouNTY-Samuel Wiber inspector and mea-
s% V ci wood and timb-r-new appointment.
MAhaEN CopSrY.-Halsey r. Wing, master and exam
aSS5-aew appointment.
SArTARAu6us.-Daniel r. Wheeler master aud examiner
sSned "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26
gONeyg,gJsgyE PROOF
OF THE EXTRA ORDINARY EFFICACY OF
WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EtflCAO1 OF
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRl
HAppoNFIEi.p. New-Jersey April 90 isis:
On or akour the 18th day OF October St was taken van
violent psn in side the liver which continued or
ahnnt five ays followed By the breaking OF an nicer
ar something iuwardly which relieved the pam little put
caused me throw great quantity o! offensive ts1
and also much blood Being greatly alarmed AZ ms APP
ird 70 ply sican bat ne said he though he could DO out
In ed 70 take feeling satisfied they could DO me no good
many other remedies then procured by my VIE ana
friends but none done any good, and the GiScasY "i
blood and corruption s continued every lev Gays, ane 81
asr hsT=ms so offensive could scarcely breathe was also
seized with violent cough, which al times caused ne 20
yss much more blood than had done before and my disease
continued IN this wsy sill growing worse nniii February,
when all homes Were gwen ~, ana my ehes
ali thought would lie OF gallopiDg consumption Al ms
moment when my life apparently near Its cipse
hard of Dr. Wistar Basam of Wild Cherry aud got bot
ia which relieved me Immediately, ard by the OF only
hes bottles of this medicine all pans were removed my
cough and splitting blood and corruption entirely topeq
and IN few weeks my health so lar restored as 70 enaeie
me- Ia work my trade (Which is carpenerl and M 10 A!s
iims ! have enjoyed good health. THOMAS COZEAs;
Gloucester County. sS-teTSona!iy came o
s1 me the subscriber of the justices OF the hahG
for re said county Thomas oZsns and oein auy
sccodinc 10 law saith the above statement Is N All Ess
tTns Affirmed before Oh the 20h Gay 81 aprll, lSi'
@t"e. -A'' j. CLEMENT. j. I.
Another of 40 years standing cured by This Balsa9
il We can refer 20 scores prove this whose authority VIM
not BE- questioned Becare Of cotstS ana 'midtlos
which offered the reputation OF this Basa soI only
by Isaac Butts, l25 Fulton street corner oil ->sSaI
York; Dexter, Albany; E. w. Bull Hartford t3il Ia,
New-Eavep. ieS tat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

SCENE IN THE MISSISSIPPI LEGlsLATURE.-A
letter from Jackson to the Vicksburg Wing, da-
leo February S,h, says
AT about II o'clock, the cry of fire was raised
IN the street and a member of the House rushed
INTO the aisle, and in stammering voice said,
Mr. Speaker, move that the House take a re-
cess OF fifteen minutes, sir, for the Capitol is on
me- Here was general rush for the door, and
every body went tumblng for the street. AT
ABOUT the same instant, a member of the Senate
announced to the President, The Capitol IS on
aie;' to which the President replied, The hi 1t
Sand left his seat with the speed of grey
uoand believe it was nothing moro than the
Sot burning in one of the chimneys.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

- Health, Quiet, amti Cemso.s.-Thc Ga
hen Hopss s. str S. pr"iss sdvsntIss.
ar rarely offered L Is e:iby located on clean and airy
me- late vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings II;
a ments convenient and psa While its table sunpst
c ling entirely Animal Food aud stimnants OF all kinds
Crgss moderate ard every effort made render BoarccTs
COS Portable Shower Baths fr-a Remember, 90 Barclay
str-st iy25 #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

% L.ocusrs.-A letter from Bombay, dated Nov.
S sv says: "a fight of ocusts passsdover our
asfoor on the 18th of Nov. The densest portion
Oh this cloud when examined through glass,
sna compared with the highest of the church
spges, was computed to be about 3,oOo feet high
s ana oUo yards in breadth, and between SIX and
1 nln miles long. They have already passed over
pslhl, and portions of our Northwestern frontier
w WIN Etlockpoor in the Deccan, without having
% yet caused any destruction to the crops"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

XiTILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDhh
w SAFE,-The subscriber is the oaly authorized per-
son in the make or sell he9e valuable property pre-
aud pledges himself 10 the public that all safes s
him shall be equal tested they never haSls
failed preserve the uunjuEsd thCuZh frequently
exposed 70 The intense heat Dampnsss his been entirely
overcome, and they tcdrrani.d drv-all having
Chubb, thief ds,ector Lock which renders them the
perfect article ever offered 10 The pubic.
Those who wish 10 purchase article called improved
SaIamander Safes Imitation Samsnder Safes or Second
Han Safes. made by T. j. Gaylor land sad bp ham to Be
all sizes aud designs according 10 quality BY apply
f6 lms SlLAS C. HERRING l29 ~ stsT st
~ The Wing Almanac, FOR So, may be
obtained from Agents. j. b. STEEL Co. Nsw-QreaRs,
and WILLIAN B. MOORE s Co. Cincinnati. Price 81 per
dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

THERESA DENTON.
am we'll acquainted with Miss Woodruff aud knew her
situation previous the of Saudss Sarsaraa and have
witnessed the Surprising effect produced byt and there
fore endorse fully The above statement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

the niece of Eunice Woodruff have been hrough, up
BIZ her. and know What she be for have had
all the of her through her sickness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

y, ".
The Gack will sail from Liverpool on the lsh of April
Persons wishing send for their friends, have them
line sailing tn. 9Th th lsth 2st aud 18th of every
month Drafts for amount payable d-Hand without
Scotland Wales constantly for sale The Hot
March. RS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26
MOSES NJ. CRANE.

bALTTNUNE, Fto. fIN, I6IJ.
A B. SANDS & Ce.-Genteu-n: have used your Ey-
ac OF Sarsapila since It's Introduction INTO this city 1t
gives me pleasure TO state have found
sanguIe expectations believe be- the best preparation
of that valuable article With much espect years
Holm WNlTRIDI.E II
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Nassau street, New YORK III lwis&lwoseod~
THE JUNgUS TRACTS.
No. l. IHE Test; or Parties Tired By their Acts.
No II. HE CrRREScr.
No III. THE TARIFF
No. ". LIFE HENRY CLAY.
No Political ABOLITION
Ne vi DsMocaAcY
No. vi LABOR AND CArITAI.
These little Pamphlets working infinite good 10 the
Wing cause and observe with pleasure that they are De-
coming the standard publications among our raItE
New Orleans Bes.
The JUSIUs TR,crs a:s becomlS the standard Wing
publications Tor thu present canraign.'
Lexington Express, Missouri
This Series of Political Tracts, from the we'll known
author Of ihs CRISIS Of The Country IN $780, uniform IN
and price published AID for sale the Tribune Once
Se-i IT s. 50 cents hundred copies. OF $40 !h2r7
sand Orders from of the Union supplied WITH des.
patch Remittancss By mail post pGid free the Tk OF
the proprietor and publishers None sent our out on comis
sion.
e ? Orders must b. accompanied with the cash.
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THE,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

For ISS4 HEH 10,
IS this DAY published and for sale hy
JOHN DOGGETT, Jr, 10 Nassau-strset
Said DIRECTORY is classification OF tie Professions and
Trades pursued below Eourthsreet containing 26
eos names hch arranged under i67 fers-t heads.
Pr;ca TEN SHILLfNGS only. f20 lw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

Ar9 EXCHANGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
::;9 ERASTUS COLEMAN has this day taken HEN.
RY +. JACKSON into partnership, and future the
House Will be conducted IN of Coleman Jaekson
The patronage OF the travelling public ad influence o!
reIds respectfully solicited!
Baltimore, Feb. |. 1871 n I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

NJ a,s~l STEAMBOAT RoCKLANDh has re.
sumed her regular trips between Keyport and
gss1EagfSJS. New-York: Leaves Keyport on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays atl O'Clock a. M--Lesvss New
York ue,days Thursdays and Saturdays at IL o'clock
lnnonl nntll further notice. fel5
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

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No. $50 NASSAU-STREET
All KINDS Of J D Printing, such
PAMPHLETS, N.NnarH Stow Bills,
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CHEcKi, CARo', CoScsSr BILLS, Fain and
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SrLLs OF LApI.G, PcLITrc.L Bills.
CIRCULARS, CfRcutAgs (n.srN Sc
Promptly executed the Ce OF The Tribune, Mas.
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SaSseu street, New YORK If lwisSlwoseoG~
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NEW-YOkk AND EklE RAIL-
EsSiISS-sTAS ROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
I8i3-44.- For PAssEHGERs.-Only train
MN each way.
On Monday December the Passenger Train viii
daily Sundays excepted leaving NewYo from the
foot OF Duane-ssrt O'clock A NJ. and Mddetown att
O'clock A. NJ The Fare vii! be restored TO the former
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

MAHOGANY SAW MILL To Let. the Ma
WI hozany Stsam Saw Mill. Canal street. near Elm
street lately under the management OF Mr. John Bennett de-
ceased. II has upright aud four circular SAYS with
scroll avs workshops which power rented Its
Engine is OF forty horse power with ample boilers, and al
the works arranged for heavy business Apply the
GEORGE BRUCE,
f2plwd2tw- - Chambers street.
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rE1AE MEDICAL PROFESSION are respectful
ly formed that arar isnts have teen made for Ae Il
,easre application of Electricity OF Nervous Deeri.
IT, Psolapss Paalyssis Dmnes OF fisioa scFoifioS a.
Of Physician perfectly familiar with It's use-No MsissF
street Office hours from go J. tea III
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-01-16

ol9er. Mamens 9. 6. Iuerp. in propi.
pence. N. s.. Elm iunoes Srauen3immer.
Sorneu, NIT Der er auf alsu pertrautem
SuBe 9eleet bate. Gr enteine oamals
Den 9er!6ten. neil ct ollsemein i'm Rufe
9roBer Srommlefeit ifano. Seitber 1T
er nun i'm Staate Sbio eeiforben, uno
bat iib nod Dor ienem Gooe niht uur
oes Moroes Der Mib Cornell, ionoern aud,
Der Grmorouno Smeier anoern Srauenaim.
iaer fbuloig befannt. u. u. n. gSelt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-01-16

gab einem mdbieen Qnlblage leben in
gteu Yorf 1890 perionen pon &erbre
ben ! Ndmlit 500 banopsrfsmdbi9eOie Oie.
be, 300 ginbreber uno Hduber. 400 Gmp.
finger eeifoblener @Gter. $50 8erfGufer
BON fa!ibem @eloe 400 Oiebe, Die Die
&aien plinoern. 200 Saibenoebe, 100
fonitiee 1aibenipieler. 100 oiebiibe 8ett.
Ter. $50 oiebiibe 6aufirer. 3OOOperionen.
bic fblebte 6duler balten, 5000 fele
Dirnen uno 5000 Spieler.
Sor naetreH SatreA ermoroete Gin pre
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-01-16

Gin fbled,ter Kunoe.-9Sir BADEN er,
fabren bas Cocoon Oswalo, Der Bic lest
Die 3eituns an 5rn. 8. ioaas Stobr in qana.
ibwamm, srblslt, biefelbs nibt mebr abbott.
Scllte ibm eiss Su @sfitt fcmmsn, 70 mirb er
i1b srinnsrn eas sr uns SbaIsr fbulbie iff,
unb psnn eisfs nibt baIo bsSablt ,psrosn,m,if<
ZEN mir ibn als sinsn Sttruser auf unftre
ufbwarje qifts" fssen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-01-16
Der Itberalc 35eotartter
9feabin9 Sen 16. San,,ar 1914.

9urb be 4ufnabms Der @oupern6rss8ov
iaft sins uns beute Der &aum fir pisl anbsre
9rtifsl psrlcrsn. Die Sotfbaft entbdlt, pie
ihrn ssfast ,inise wibtse Shten unb als
tiTsntlibes Document foate 1s Sober aufmeres
fam lefen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-01-16
History OfBerks County.

S9t. w. ~ u ~ poH SuHCdIerp Dat Ocrs
fblass sur 6sraus9abe zines enslifben B,rteS
unter cbi9em SttL psrbreitst, weldjs6 cine 9ss
naue une ribt9e @sfbibt pon Ysrfs &auns
tp, fsner btir9erden, relisitftn unb politfben
8erbdltn1t, ron Der erifsn Nniisbluna bis auf
Die sessnwirtise 3sit entbaltsn fol-. 9as
Bsrf mirb BON 500 bic 600 Ottap,Gsten
entbaIten NIT pai1sneen Sileern psrsiert fein
une ju So bas grmplar ten llnterfbrsitern
9slitfsrt wsreen. Cine bsutlids Gefbeftbibte
Der Sneiansr, bic frabsr oieftn She'll pcn Ysnns
fplpanisn bewobnten, ,pirb sbsnfals in beItm
wsrfs sntbaltsn fsin. 90 birfte fir Wanbsn
unierr esitr pon arossm Ruesn itin, ibsr bic
fribsre @sibibts fsines @sburtslanees bel.brt
81 werbsn, unb taber Ipirb ss gut ftin tafir
ju unterfbeiben. 9Bir wsresn fpdter cine
mebr beutlibs Sefbnibuns p,n tem Snbalte
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